fI" q7i)q .. CQiaOOltl), ET; 0. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8 ISSfc ; ; g ' , - WhoxeKo 11709
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strategy on the part of the teacher .
The teacher who has read up on
animals may tarn the circus to tfood
Virc3-" ti Ttrcst-' Rrnnnnt bv taking an interest a!30 m
atiai History. ' the elephants,- e c. It is a good
., v.o,'n nou u uuv wnwv tupn tfl lean inose lessons u
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fact that each child
ol has ideas of
i. l fni va t
I ' t'-.'rvs learn d at home. The
tren ' would, be very well edu
f if ull the facta they have on
. thpv enter school were
red m jhe proper order, loey
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, hut tney nave no eyBieui
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which tneir lueaa mo fuu
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love teacher who goes into the
w house believing that he car-
all the ideas
in uia "
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that are in that school, will not da
w in finding out that he is won-
r'ullv mistaken. . When he comeB
at realize the trne situation m which
placed if he is not something
of a hero, he will find it easier to
back "down than to proceed with the
work. . , ,
Suppose that a teacher goes into
ih school with hia head containirg
oae hundred ideas, and Suppose that
thre are in the school ihirty pupils,
thirty little heads, each containing
ten ideas. So -far as numbers, are
concerned the odds against the
the readers that treat of animals. If
a circus is coming the average boy
will take aa ib-terwt.in reading about
an elephant.
It is also a good time for the
teacher to get in a sory ?.hnnt lra?,
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tigers and the whole list of animals
that" -appears on the posters For
one time the pupils will think that
the teacher is interested in the same
things they are. That will go a long
way towards raising the teacher in
the estimation of the cln'dren. By
baiDg thus interested the teacher
with n littlft tact can work in -quite
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a quantity of reading, spelling
arithmetic, as well as preserve good
order in the school .
Bat old. Santa 01au3 can beat a
circus in demoralizing a school. His
reinforcements
ideas already m th echool will be
FLECTION NEWS BY 'PHONE.
These Cities Are Qnies 'resell ai
Chadbom Vote.
B? telephone from the Charlotte
Ooeerver-t 2 p. m. we learn that
Mecklenburg is going to come up to
the full measure of her expectations
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in a Democratic maionty.
Disoatches eav that all is queit in
Kociiinghara, Laurinburg, Wilmings
ton and Raleigh. Gov. Russell and
W H Chadborn yoted the straight
fusion ticket.
don't wait
Too Long.
The first chill of
Winter is the most
Dangerous. c "
Buy your Winter Un
derwear NOW.
tie Plush
ReimbllCRH9 Vote Democrntlc.
Special to The Standard from the Raleigh News
and Observer , 3 P.m. - Wfi'haVO eVei'V Mild.
The Repab.,cSn mayor BBdall 01 goftj Flexible Egyp
th6 white Republican aldermen of "R.ihhfid COttOll.
Newbern voted the Democratic
ticket. The two Hancocks tcratched
all negroea.
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tian Ribbed cotton. f40 IVVO AllKC,
tti - "P1.! ?i. x nr a,telv trimme Q
QfYQTi All Won! Rwitz cnmAthinp; new. and
Latent Election News, f u w - - T . -
At the time of going to press the COUae SUltS- all 8fO BX nail Or WU
otes strod about as follows : v We have the greatest variety. We valUei Prices
In ward JN o. l, there had been can pleese you m goods. The prices brfi-n
lizing a school. His 303 TOte8, 271 of which ia Demon are bouod to be the lowest, because lUlliiuiii x.
to the, number of cjati0i fusioniat Tiiere is a if price and goods are not right we geal plushes WOrth
Vi pphnol will be- kofnn that. No. 1 ward will give the money back. 6or; A rr q. Sfel F fiOme
&in t, arrive about two eek8 bef! c rr & FetZef and 866 SOme grand
Christmas. iSiOQ aay,wiii:wii5 ; in ao. wiuu ; " V : Uoqvo-qitiq
. . ... , , L-f ' Hrtvfla Mat. and 82 for nTDe DarSctlllb.
orriva a till tUO aav DCiure ubuiuwomu mu.,- 1 wMrOnr - "
Ohris.mas when the heads of the fnsidnists. . . K . -q
children maybe filled with vieione .-In ward No. 3 there had bi79
uullu J ro tvViinVi wprfl Demos
of candy, orar.gea, home, drnms, fires YT
Company
lPMher are three to one: He has to Cracker8, etc.
.t . I ,t"J iilnal Wftt. .1T1 I Tk Z Win loaf. k before
meet tnree nuiiureu moaouw wr xjunug iuo ;
cratio and 27 fusionists.
J In ward No. 4, tie
PUS
CO.
fusionists
During the last week betore j . - f .lhead. The fu-
nected with the school with his one Qhristmas the teacher will do weU BioniBt8 had a TOte of 143, and the
bundrea. xne cuuuicu n i- iio mamntiu mo i uemocrais yj-
DUUUICW. , I mMv. - . t
hontine:. 1 nntrnl nf the sclool; He will
Oc oUUUw lauunu) ""tj-j : i iucg
c.u: K,-niop hasphftll. marblesuavo tn nsA the srreateat skill in
iiSUlUJij uivj ww y I um f v x- a
ia otn . whilst his mav be! rtaincr and ffcvernine the school
about reading, grammar, geography, land may ficd4 it best qn the day be
etc That will be aooui mo "- fore unnsimas iu ireabiu
tion in" the - morning when school dismiss school till after the holiday'.
The teacher will probably open vuinTiTnK PTRF,
.! . 1 J,, mnvlr HTlf.n ftl
ma part oi me uaj o " -
section' of geoRropby or grammar, or Uie Damage Aboat$20,ooc. win soon
.1 k itenatretl.
it may be history. While he is con
dueling this part of the engagement
if he is not yery caretul tae in
At 12 o'clock today the vote was
flTactlv even in No. 3 township.
v At 2 o'clock theJJemocrata had a
majori y of 56 in No. 2 township.
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PERSONAL POINTERS,
Mr. Horace Freeman, of Les
I ington, ia here today.
Mr. Fletcher Smith spent yes
Iterday in our' city with his sister,
Mrs. M L Brown.
Dr. Jesse Hamilton came home
Be Kepalred.
The catastrophe at the NatioBftl
0.p.tal Bunaay . - thia mornine fronl Charlott, to help
fsatr7,n the ochool may get ,n eome twas at fil, the ballot bos of ward No. 4.
pretty eolid work against his line of - . . main Qr metcr cansed Miss Qonnie Cline returned to
the explosion in the basement of the Elizabeth college last mgnt. miEs
ruc . . r - I -o i j irf Tfltnm until
By eleven o'clock tne BKirmiouius gn reme coart building beara ior jwia jjaranarui u.u uw'."w-- ,
will be likely to become quite sharp. 884al blocks around. Fire burst today, having attended Mrs. Lowe 8
I nartv last nisht.
iiere tne teacner may "uu. Jiortn ana ucbhuju r -
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ber asaiu9t mm too great, auu i manusanpt opiuiuua
. What ! i. : oirlo nqrt. nf the C3U
may have to re-son xo Biratcgj. j.Qbwiu vuc "M i
hlv
he lacks in nnmbers must oa wauo miry, D f- "
. . .. . .1.1 :tVi rtthor mftt.tftr stored
Tti ua kng hupn nresBeu roeiuer wit" w-v. -
r . . . I.. mi. Cnnma iifTirt. room
,ery Wil, he will be glad when Be e, " .
noon comeB,- ' Alter noon he mil " " , .
i . m v vnfiu mi v ill iiwi rr a w
probacy rely mostly on hU secUon book9 in tt
of arithmetic, taking care all tne
time that the infantry do not cap
ture the school. In the morning be
may try a grand rush by haying u
no nan a I II II I K n III uuo
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library did not suiter much instead
of being destroyed as was first saps
Itie estimated tbat u,uuu wm Rceived. They are line, xry meuj.
, WAFERS
And Cakes
cover the fiaancial loss, which u so f ;
i -H;nf 1qoc TT (-tp: a2ain h
laigc duciiiu o- iCOVer tuo uaauwui iw-i i -
will have to look out for the infan- Vmuch lega than was at first tfaongbt Ervifl" & iVlOrripUIl
try. When school is aismiseea, 1 that the affair ia loosea tpou
tunte in producing so mucn im
damage than it at first threatened .
the pupils iat that they nave neiu,
their ground during the day, they
may as they come on of the house,
ghe a little "rebel yell
The teacher's troubles may be inn
creased if a circus and animal show
happens to come thrQugh the couti-;
try. The heads of th children may
then become filled with visions of
elephants, tigers, lions, camels,
monkeys, parrots and a whole host
of other ideas suggested by tb9 big
pictures that are posted on the sides
of buildiogs, fences, etc.
0R0CER5.
A Vorl to ne Wise Is Sufficient.
ElyXCrsam Balm has completely
cured'me of catarrh when .every
thing else failed -Alfred W b te-
vens,
Caldwell, Ohio. ;
Ely's Cream Balm. vrcrKB i u
u. baa cured -me of the most
iiCb&tt M - -v
fiMinfltA raRe of cold m tneneau, x
m nt. he without it. Fred'k
17.; 98 Hart St.. Brooklyn, NY.
the 50c. BizQ oi
imv'a rjrfiflm Balm will1 be mailed,
ouuuingg, rences, eic. - T -RmthPrP
tm. J f m Kept by druggists. Ely Brothers,
among the children will require more 56 WarreD St- N:X- .
.vnctiel in llliaoU
' ;F W Stewart, a negro of Tolucs,
III. assaulted the daughter of one
AfhA miners there Friday evening
and wa3 put in jail. In Mcon oa
: k . - ' . . Vt i m nn t. n r n
Friday:100 romeiauw
hanged him. . '
! We've all heard' of middle-oNthc-mad
Populists and .the , writer
thought :it'meari t opposition to
'fusion. bSt Mr; WSod saTa it only
meana-wonVfase with the Uzxao
crats. Funny, isn't it ? -
GOT TON "CUTS NO ICE WITH US !
Giue its 7OTtr ear and we will tell yov tlurenson why
FURNITURE is tJie burden of our son. We study it by
day ,wedr earn of ttby night- Our highest imbition in
a business way is to give the good people of Concord and
country for miles around the advantage of a FURJV7'
TURE STORE EXCELLED 1SY NONE andEQUJlLL- ..
ED by few in North Carolina
Buying in car lots for spot cash from the best factories
in the United States gives us a long lead in the direction
that interests bwers We have the BES1 STOCR the ,
best prices that has ever been our pleaeure to offer our
customers-
We lhojik our fnends for thesplendidl trade'.given v.s
in the vast- We hop, by close attcntiou to your interest
to merit it in the future- v ?
Dont -Pail to see those handsome "Goltentfcite'&Com e
and see us, we will do youlGood- ;
Bell, Harris & Comrapariy.
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