'I I ht ngP'll Y A.FTERNOON. JULftf 1W. OC tMChlDK la tbt con MM ouU li nt and a educaticc ? of general lntMtot. . s \ rcuie Fulgbum. of the Ool< ! oro Graded School, U teaching phc ica. writing and drawing, prima arithmetic and language- Special e phasia la being placed upon phonl as the tearhora of the county will expected Ho uae Chla method of tear * practical, perform* the by un of atopic, appa ? hows the tew hens that agriculture can be taught Interest ingly and i?rofltabb I* thfilr schools, without elaborate laboratory eqdlp p cafe ?. .j- ? $42 /\ >;.'v / 1 An attempt Is made by the Instruc tor* In the Institute to corer as much of the regular public schools course 1 as possible, giving attention to .both subject matter and method. For tho purpose of Ae Institute is to train the teachers of the rural schools to do more offertive teaching, and this ra ? quires earnest .work on the part- of ; both Instructors and teachers. The > conductors assign work to tbe teach ? era JUst as to classes fn the ordinary There only on* inn [fore .Mayor .SterllBJ at the City Hall thl* morning. Junta Moor*. rolored, charged will) the [(r/sny Of a bicycle. the property aflA^KUitaa l.lt tie. The wheel wu stolen by Moore about the 71k of Jul* The mayor after hearing all the TaHMmoiir fotiud the defendant guilty pud bound him ovor to the" next term of Beaufort eoutlty Fuporlor coot* Withe ?um ot ?C0. -TV mt .ye Men's and Boy's Suits j, and Extra Pants Will be offered on Saturday for CASH ONLY J.HjPIUIUI'.'n "'ii> sill styles of the famous Monarch ? brand, at Men's Best 50c Shirts at r - Another Democrat Advocates and Calls on Voters to Support Candidates Who are Pledged to Two Term Policy in Coming Primaries. 1 ? ? ? Mr. Editor: ? X no tl cod an article In rour paper sometime ago wrltteu by the R^v. Mr. Oreen, of Pantego, on the ap proaching campaign, but judging from the many comment* I have heard Mr. Oreen's article doea not ex pirees the sentiments of the general public. And while Mr. Oreen Is a clever writer, yet all will reedlly uu derstand the math purpose of his ar ticle, for that is round tn its closing words., But we always did admire a man who, under all circumstances proved true and loyal to his friends. We at? understand that Mr. Gieen Is for Mr. Ricks, but he does not clearly define his position relative to the oth er two candidates referred to In hie article, and I krfbw there are many Democratic voters In the county who would be Interested in knowing whether or no he is also a Rumley aad Tayla* man. "Consistency, thou tart 'ft Jewel." Mr. Oreen favors long terms fpr county officero. And per bapa it is a great pity but what be could lnguoe all the Democratic vo ters in th# eounty to think aa be doee about it, tor then he oouid smash the Democratic pl&u of orgahlxatioa as pertains l<* the nomination and ctev .jio * of couTrlv officer:-. Wi would have no more need o? primaries or convention' j that pm-4.tab, no more rplrants for county offloors. We vld do a#sy with all tlio confus ion and excitement of these things entirely, except in the case of daath of one of the officeholders. Perhaps ?that would be best, but tin fortunately a majority of Democratic votera do hot think so, and the light Mr. Oreen has turned on has failed to convince them. The fact Is, the Dem ocratic voters of the county do not approve of such long ? almost life ? terms, for our county officers. I have l.always opposed It myself, and be lieve that the best interest of our party demands that the time of con tinuous service 6e restricted to four MAA. Then lot I'.ie i^a:? who bas' IU m honored by ti e people, and who has en)oyed the benefits of step down and oat, thus making room! for other geod men ol our party and their sons. Mr. Bdttor. I believe if this la un derstood and practiced by our people that our party would gain ?i&$S3fQ| thereby, aud it would In a larife^F*, ure be the means of re*toriiflPfnat peace, and harmony In our party so much desired by all good men. 1 ?hall In accordance with what I con clave to be the best for the party gen erally. support the new candidates, and do all I can to secure their nom ination. Two of vthom I am person ally acquainted with, Messrs. J. H. Harris and E. it. Mixon. They are both men of high moral and Christian ^character. fully competent and qual ified to fill any office within the gift of the people of this county. And that, too la a way and manner that would be highly pleasing to its citl senshlp. And 1 am sure the party would make no mistake In nominat ing and electing these two men. They would be an &onor to the office and would add strength to the ticket I am not acquainted with the candi date from Aurora, but hear that he la a Clever, competent gentleman, and worthy of our support. Now, Mr. Editor, 1 am not much of a writer, but I have tried to write the above in a spirit of fairness and Jus tice to all. have always voted and worked for the Democratic party, and have supported the old candi dates ever since I moved to Beaufort county several years ago. And will still do so, if they are the choice of the people. But In the coming pri maries 1 shall support the new can didates because I believe the best in terest of the people demands It and I place party above man. They are all out on the two-term proposition, and have pledged themselves not to ask for a third term. And I hope they will receive the support they deserve In the cpjplng irrlmarTes. 8. W. ANDREWS. Bath. N. C. % FAVORS 2-TERM bath Voter R.ip? Hi* .Section Wants Change in County Offices. [Mr. ?dltor; ? J As I see in your paper r.e?/ aspir ants for offlco end asking a two-term system, I And more of the voters in .favor of that than the old, life-time plan. Now, Mr. Editor, the old offi cers are my friends. 1 helped to put them in and will help to take them out. I find more people in my section on my side than I find on the south east side. Let me say right here, give me J. II. Harris for sheriff, E. R. Mlxon for treasurer and John. W. Mayo for register of deeds, and all .win be o.' k. Let the south 'side of the river pull up for these gentlemen and the north side will do her full share. A VOTER. ?Bath, N. C., July 16. BENEFIT AT THE ClAIETY TO SIGHT The program at the Gaiety tonight ? which is an exceptionally gpod one, includes a Olograph masterpiece: "The Face at the Window" ? a story of the result of filial disobedience, i In this Olograph production Is shown the contaminating Influence of reck less associates. The young man hav ; ing graduated from college, goes in to the world, meets and marries an , artist's model, and Js discovered by hiB father. Later, a victim of drink, he deserts his wife and child, and goes the usual road. The wife, at the point of death, begs her husband's father to care for the child, which the old man does. The child grows lltto manhood, and on the day of his graduation, while celebrating the oc casion.' the-, face of a tramp appears at the window. In the dark they bring the tramp In, add find him none other than 4he boy's father. This is a fea ture picture and should not be mined by any lover, of the Blcfgraph. The next ts one of the ihost intense dra matlc pictures we have had the pleas ure to offer. All the scenes laid in the great Canadian woods, entitled "In the Great Northwest." It Is a love story laid la the great pine forests and among the soowclad hiHs of the Northwest. A poor little country girl la deceived and married against her will almgat, only to discover her mis take nrlni !nnl interest is In the sealery and. costuming which depict phases of life In that little-know a territory. It brings to thOM who have never been in such s country a reproduction of a strange land a strange people. Then there la a good comedy entitled 'Cyclone Pete's Matrimony." This entire pro gram' is a feature and you should not miss It. TO HPKAK. Prof I, H. m y Hlghsmlth, or Wake Forest College, |M1I speak at the First of this church last Sunday morning atfd evening, filling t be pulpit on ac count of thf ai/sence ct the i>*ctor Mr. Hlghstnjfti (harmed the an dies? of th\^?4f{irch Vist" Snsday morolni and no doubt will be greettd by a lar ger number the coming Sunday. IlKMICtNs POSITION. Miss Nina Rhodes has resigned her position its stenographer at the drug store of D T. Tayloe & Co. for the purpose of accepting a similar posi tion with the Washington 3uggy l ompany. Miss Nina is one of our brightest young ladle* and has our best wishes. RECITAL TOXICJHT. Remember the organ recital at the First Methodist Church this evening at 8.30 o'clock, by P^of. H. H. Free man. of Washington. D. C. He will be as isted by the members of the church choir and Miss Anlce Bright, who will be the soloist. Everyone i& cordially Invited to be present, as the ? ecltal will be free. An offering will be taken during the evening to de fray the expenses, a most pleasant evening Is looked forward to by every one. Professor Freeman,, arrived in tho city last night. I' ANTE TOXIGHT. On account of the bad weather last night the dance at the Country Club aid not take place. It will rome off this evening at the usual hour. TO MAKE ALTERATIONS. Preparations are being made to lmve decided changes and alterations done on the opera house by the time the season opens in the fall. OFF FOR MOREHEAO CITY. Dr. John C. Rodman. Masts. Thos. Clark and Charlie Morton. Capt. Da vid Hill, and son. left on their motor boats yesterday afternoon for Mo?e head City, where they expect to spend several days. They were accompanied by several others. They will probab '' r*ach their destination some time teday. . ^ COUNTY COMMJKSIONKR. Mr. Editor: ? I have been asked by many If I would serve as county com missioner again? Allow me to say If I am honored with the election I will discharge my duty to the best of my ability. Thanking my friends for past favors, we awmlt your pleas ure. * f THOS. OREEI^ - ? TRIAL TOMORROW. The negro Freetnan Who was eomfe weeks ago by William has sufficiently recovered wounds to* be able to get preliminary hearing of be had before the Mayor I at the City Named on First BaHo< to Soc ceed Justice Manning ? ? At STATE CONVENTION A Splendid HepiVaeatation of the l>rmorrarx._^g^irioMe ? A Fine * HP'>