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GAINESVILLE, GEORG [A, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1902 be able to hold their wrath in check. Perhaps the parents who make so much ado over.nothing, are also the most easily influenced A teacher A SERIOUS CASE if Catarrhal Dyspepsia Cured. Paper read by Miss Willie Bold ing at Hall county teachers’ and trustees’ association Saturday, September 18th. and published in The News by request of the asso ciation : A teacher may be very learned and very apt to teach and yet fail of success in his community. It is highly important that he should possess and carefully culti vate all those social qualities which will increase his influence and usefulness in a community. He should consider it a part of his duty, when he takes up a school, to arouse a deeper interest among the patrons than they have ever before felt. He should not be satisfied till he has reached every mind connected with his charge in such a way that they will cheer fully co-operate with him and sus tain his judicious efforts for good. importance of his by a little kindness cannot afford to wait for his en emies to take the initiative step towards reconciliation. It is the teacher’s duty to do what he can to build un a com munity—he is supposed to be more intelligent than the mass of TWENTY-FIRST SEASON Leonard F. Verdery. erwise worthy ot esteem. on the opposite assumption is to discredit the teacher in advance, and this puts him to* serious dis advantage. The teacher needs; and is entitled to, the good will of those under whom and for whom he 1 abors; and every parent should especially remember that confi dence is due the teacher until it is forfeited. He cannot command confidence, but he can always de serve it, and his chief aim is to be and do what should commend him to the good opinion of pupils and patrons. I do not mean by this, Realizing the work, he should let them see that he is alive to the well-being of their children. He should seek frequent oppor tunities of intercourse with the pa rents, although the advance should be made by the parents them selves; yet, as a general rule the teacher must lead the way. He must often introduce himself un invited to the people among whom he dwells, call at their homes and converse with them about his duty | to their children and themselves. He will almost invariably find them courteous and kind, however humble the home; and by this mean8 perhaps a difference of op inion, a prejudice, or a suspicion STOVES, CROCKERY, GLASS- WARE, plain or decorated lamps until you have seen We will save you money. Be sure and see our DIXIE HOME cook stove. They arfe all all rieht'and we give our guarantee every one approval. Popularitv can never be made the end of effort without more or less sacrifice of personal merit, as well as the best interest of the school. Popular approval can not always be accepted as evi dence of real success. A pleasing address, patronizing wavs, the our CITY REGISTRATION NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to the public that the books of registration will be opened in the office of Clerk of Council, of Gainesvlle, Ga.. on the fiirst day of October, 1902, for the purpose of regis tering the qualified voters of said city for the year 1902. Said clerk will keep said books open daring office hours until Tuesday, Dec. 2 1902, and only those voters living in said city and whose names appears on said book, shall be permitted to vote at any elec tion for municipal officers of said City during said year, as is provided by law. L N. Parker, George Lathem, Mayor. Clerk. This, Sept. 1, 1902. PALMOUR HARDWARE Allen Wilder Made District Man ager. | The Atlanta News, of recent date, has the following notice of Mr, Allen Wilder, who was princi- j pal of the school at Flowery Branch for a year or two, and who is well known in Gainesville: “Allen Wilder, a prominent young insurance man of Atlanta, who has for some time been in the employ of the Northwestern Mu tual Insurance Company, has been made district manager for the Massachusetts Mutual, with head- quarters in Atlanta. He will work under the state agency and his territory will cover about four teen counties in North Georgia. A somewhat novel method of curing himself of the drink, habit has been adopted by a citizen of Ne* Brunswick, N. J. He hasj taken an iron-bound pledge ot to tal abstinence before a notary and then published the affidavit in a newspaper. He explains his course by saying he will be better able to keep his pledge with the eyes of the world upon him. It is a new a Pplication of the beneficent effects publicity.—Canton Advance. •Inwi., 1 Cane Mill and. Evaporators. Guns, Pistols and Amunition. Carpenters’ Tools, Builders’ Hardwar Grain drills, Cutaway harrows, disc plow Saisfactiaii Gurant c c d—Come to See Us— BB1 PALMOUR HDW. CO. V Gainesville Ga The Georgia Bar association will present a bill to the next general assembly adking for the establish ment of an appellate court. It is claimed that an appellate court is needed to releive the supreme court of a great deal of business *hich often congests the docket of that court. Will Meet in Gainesville. The Northwest Baptist Associa tion, colored, will meet in Gaines ville on October 3, 1902, with Friendship Baptist church. Rev. Green Hunter is moderator of this body, and the association is a large one. _ .. family, but as a common servant he must be obliging to All. Since one family can do a teach er more harm than two can do him good, it is necessary that he try to win the good will of his en emies. If he does not succeed m winning their good Will, he may