' m ? ?
that ? certain
?l*P "PPI
"I could carry South
Creek precinct la the coming primary
it.- or that ?i t '"mmm
m
, any man who makf. It to
i one truthful peraon who haa
erar heard auch a etatement from my
"T waa born and ralaed at South
oenta of South Creek (and. In fart
In every MctUm of the county) who
favored two term, before I eren
thought of It. and from all Informa
tion that come* t# ate; they "till
maintain their Independence down
there, and don't look to out?tder?_tor_
HKPLY TO THK T. T. <
To the two-term man we condescend
A To make thJa my lait reply.
And flay that T. T. Standi
For Tomatltt. the amalleat bird that
?-1- ?y?.
%
That T. R. T.. but who la hef ?
,81. ha. ha. that'a ?!
But IA rather- be a Rooaevelt Taft
lor m
It they did write your'i for yoo.
So good-bye. Ill bid yon adieu.
And witting to I'll t?lt.
For whan 1 go out nu blrda to kill
I do not flhoot Tom Titta. ' >
V0fr reapect fully your*.
T.B.T.
" - ? - ^ . ;,j
, is nwrr orvicm.
lit. Hugh u styron. ton of Oapt.
A. w. Styrok, ot thla olty, haa bean
made ftrat oBcer of the converted
gunboat' Hornet, which legt Norfolk
a tew da ya ago bound for Nicaragua.
' ar. afarrM*. only recently returned
from a trip around the world. Thla
la Quite aa honor to one ao young and
the Dally Newa takea thla occaalon to
extend congratulation!. "T'"
" ' ?
pasts errouuf. A, .
Mr. William Joaaa, the engineer at
?'"W! power houae, Sunday eft
la hla cnatom before going
y. removed hla pantaloon.,
donning a pair ot overalla. He hung
the dlaeardad pair up and want about
hla uaoal rouUna of Work. Nan
morning or what waa hla aur?rtaa to
and that eoeu one had called during
the nlghf and relieved him of hla
panta. He haa no clna to the guilty
perty.
the alactrlc power 1
?moon. hto c*i
oe doty, removed
- a - 1 a_- _
Mr. B H. Thompaon, ma of Beau
fort couaty'a moat Udurtrioua and
energetic farmer*. will give a bt?be
cua to the farmer. at Aurora on "Wed
needay. Jely IT, Vr.'niotapiKje alwaya
doea the right thing, and we teal con
cue will enloy the occaalon.
? i gj 7
MOVKY STOUlJf. \
Soma time Saturday or Sunday
iome one entered the Atlantic Coaat
Una oflce and took 16. the property
of Mia* 8a rah Well.. The money waa
placed In a drawer In one of the
deska. The thief wa. ,
I fj
>"?1
are $20 In the
HI ally street flprlnkler la being
overhauled. Till" account, for Ita
absence from the rtreeta the paat few
d V, ' > ;;?.v \j
*HOVU> BR APPBKCIATKD.
ie?thel<out*eI
will
Primaries on
the Yoke of
. \ '
5 ??.'?*
on matters of thl? hind.
I will My to the one who started
this report that he hu sot the man
I hood to face me and mak*the charge.
He Insults the Intelligence of the
voters of South greek to think that
they could be laflu^iicefl b) auch
It la known that I faTor two terras
tor county oBcerj I have the ri?ht
]aa * voter aad Democrat t-> hold this
and motlre of thla
waa to iajure and
ay frlenda be
s Independence which I
[ at South Creek.
them and thoee
mil uw wawiwu w ??? tte' Hir
ing human bolng who has erer he?rd
me make any auch statement.
Ut him come forward with his
proof or atop repeating that whte^ he
Irnowi la fa lee. , . ^
The party circulating thU report la
known to me and if it ia reported I
will publish his name and expose
J AS. U KAYO.
his native county. Alk the teacher
and school children of the rural dis
tricts for a chapter, and you will hear
worda to convince jou that Joseph T.
Tajloe ha. been tholr friend. He la
oae or the ableat and ml* fearleaa
advocates In the cause ol democracy.
His voire has been heard all over thla
county proclaiming the doctrine of
Thomas Je?eraon. In the many cam
pa,.,,, that h.?r;3;i?.
? to the front Why
who haa borne ibe
rowoT He i? struck
nnd offer, tie ?nd <Us
itrvloe be
>? too w?ll known to require any
words ot commendation Irora me.
Hovmr, It la with pride and pleasure
to point to th?"1nost courteous man
ner In which he has conducted hU of
flce. -??*.. ?*?
Mr. Genre* MM Is an eBclent
clerk and la ailing the position with
credit to himself, satisfaction to all.
and an hooor to the party which put
liim in power.
Now. last, but not least. let me say
a. word about a man who has sirred
his county well. I refer to our most
excellent county commissioner. Mr.
Thomas Green, of Pantego. He Is a
man well versed ip our county af
fairs and a man of good judgment
and Hpe experience. It behooves each
and erery one of u? to iujjpdrt him
for renomlnation. \
In writing UtU letter of endorse
meat I in prompted by the beet of
motives Nomely. to see tW gentle
men whom we haw tried and trusted
succeed themselves. Owing to their
splendid abilities, known Integrity,
competency and eminent ntaeee. and
Yours, truly, ,
P. T. BAYNOR.
Belhaven. N. C., July II, 1*10.
The Dally News thinks It, would
be a wise plan on the part of the city
and the Improvement committee to
do away *ith the ahade trees oir Mar
ket street, betweflp Second and Third
streets. The paving now being done
will certainly oxtend as far as. Third
street, and the day is not very far!
distant when Market street will be
fined with business houses. This be
ing true, and as ther^ are only three
trees on this block, they shopld be c?t
dbwn^ It is well. UUeave the. shad*
trees undisturbed In the r^dential
part of the city when the paring is,
but when it comes to the business por
tion the proper thing to do is to -re
move them. This paper hopes this!
step wvUl be taken by those in au
thority. ~ . H
New Orleans, Jiily 34. ? Witt the
har vet ting of the SopUi's cotton a 1
ready begun In the Earlier sections,
and the time fast approaching whan
the crop will begin to move in even
the more northerly fliates. Southern
banker* and bualnea* men are now
hard at wotX on th?; problem pre
aented them by thafMmt decision of
London bankers In connection with
cotton biils of fading, that beginning
In November. Amerleeft cotton bills of
Jading shall be negotteWe only when
t&ey are guaranteed by an ?mtrfcan
banking institution.
This action grew oat of the triads
Mr. Bdwafrd Csrrowon, who bu
bMn the efficient head clerk of the
Atlantic Coast Line aiatlon her* tor
the pest several years, has been pro
moted by the company to tin position
as agent at Maxton, N. C. Mr. Car
rowen baa already entered uponJ^U
new dutlee.
To the Editor:
Pleeae allow me apaee h? your
paper to publicly thank the voters of
Beaufort county for their past fetors
and say 1 will not be a candidate for
county coiufctssloner In Ike coming
Tours, truly/,
dren. Washington; A. p. Barnes, Hen,
dsrson; Thomas Blount Washington*
A. T. Windier. Jwwmi; Miss Msggle
Lewis. Washington; M. U ruber.
Lake Landing; L. E. Jones. Swan
Quarter; R P. Gllmore. Washington ;
E. P. Smith. Bath; Leonard Cutler.
Jeaaama; Ura. 3. R. Mitchell. Jee
aatna; J. G. .Cowper. Hartford; Jllss
Florence Wade, BelhaTm; W. R
Benson and Mlsa Shaw. Washington:
1. B. Jones. Moreen ton; Mre. Coper
a(* and Ura. B. P Alllgood, Wash
ington; Mlsa Alice Qaaklna. Edward;
E. Jennette, Washington; Mlaa Myrtle
Kcklln. Washington; Mlea Susie F.A
vards. Snow Hill; Dr. J. L. Nlchol
aon an4 babj, Wellington; Mlaa r*n
nle Smith wick aid Mlaa Rasa Rae.
Blount's Creak; Mlaa Mel tie Mayo,
Washington; Mlaa Lillian Baker.
Sbelmerdlne; >aaui Mitchell and
Mlaa Julia Miller. Waahlngton; Car
ner Bryan, J. H. Hodges, Washing
ton. ?- 1 ? ?/.
TWO-TERM POLICY
The crops are Improrlng.
The politics, too,
They are going to awap the old candi
dates
For a set of brand new.
It makes some aalk.
WbUe others smile;
Ton can bear the two-termere laugh
ing
For a good kaU mile.
Work on, gallant aoldlera.
The offlce la In atght
?Teryhody knows
The two-term policy la right.
Then they will put yon on a salary
And add to the county'* fund*.
Which will let down the long-term
Hag
And apike all their big guns.
It makes we girls laugh
To see such a chase.
Cause we all know
That the two-term policy will win
out the race.
Now, good men.
Come down and out.
For the two-term policy
Is bound to come about.
Don't stand at the doors
And hold them too tight.
Get out of the way.
For yon know that they are right.
Then you will cry to each other
With one loud voice,
'Yon ?pe the long-term polity
Is not the people's choice."
Your Blount's Creek frleibd, ^
He writes mighty well.
If be had good hook learning.
What would he not tell?
And the gift of the pen.
He spoke so much about,
But the two-term policy
Is sure to win out.
They think your piece is mighty fine;
They have it in pamphlet form;
They are blowing it all over the
county
Out of the same old long-term
horn.
He says Blounts Creek Is solid,
For the long term at last.
But the two-termerm will cry;
"Where were you. Friend Adams,
when the cyclone passed?"
Your doctrine is not good,
You have had a bad dream,
And things are not
Always what they aeem.
He is a good sympathiser
You alt can plainly see.
But he left out Oeorgle Paul
And how can that be?
The only one attic ted
By a providential band,
But be didn't see fit
To take him In the b&nd.
Brace up, Mr. Pftut!
Don't collapse in despair,
Tor one more term
You are bound to get there.
How, good Democrats, ootne all,
And join this mighty band.
For the two-term policy wtll land you
safely
In the good old promised land.
And then you can slag.
In a welcome familiar tongue:
"Equal rights to all-men,
And a special privilege to none." 1
"OOOD LUpK."
Edward-, N. C.
TRIBE RETURN ft.
The member* "of Tau Tribe, Im
proved Order of Red Men. that went
to New Bern to aastst In the fes
tivities yesterday, returned home
last night On the special train. They
report a great day and speak la the
highest terms off the warm welcome
they received.
GH.
Not bjr a
Carnival Show.
Ths i OejM Fire Company l? en
deavoring to secure another carnival
for Washington, with the bope that
they will derive enough from the pro
ceeds to finish paying for their hose
??agon. The people Of Washington
have long ago become eefflcisntly
amused with this clsss of shows , and
something should be done to help the
Ocean Fire Company meet their obli
gation through some other channel.
Carnivals are no benefit whatever to a
community. ThereMs nothing elevat
ing or uplifting; on the contrary, they
have a \ndency to degrade and lower.
If the city Is too poor to meet the
deficit, then the business men of the
city should come together and con
tribute towards this cauiM.
Washington's fire department is s
volunteer one, and no town In North
Carolina has any better. The record
of_the department here will compare
favorably with the best, and this
paper thinks It is a blot on Washing
ton when It is advertised to the out
side world carnivals have to be se
cured In order for Us fire department
to meet Its just obligation. The eitl
sens of Washington don't desire any
more shows hfcre of th<* carnival char*
acter, and the Daily News ventures the
assertion that if the city Aldermen
would take the money out of the city
treasury and pay what is owing on the
hoee wagon, there would be no kick
coming from a alngle taxpayer.
The Ocean Fire Company's hose
wagon must be paid for. but adopt
some other meanB to do so rstber
than secure carnivals.
ENTERTAIN.
The Mlsee* Mayo are the Hostess at
the Country Ch?b Friday Fve-nlng.
One of the most pleasant aoclal
functlona of the many given at the
Country Club thia soason was the
one last Friday evening by Mlaaes
Adeline, Elisabeth and Julia Mayo In
honor of their houae party guest. Mlaa
Eleanor Vann of Franklin ton; Miss
Vannie Bruton. of Fayettevllle. and
Mlaa Kathleen Kugler, of Philadel
phia. . ; \ ? '*
' All the gueala were met by Mrs.
J. B. Moore and presented to thtf
guests of honor. fCra^-^feero -per
formed her task With grace and ur
banity. Moonlight dancing. mUHlc and
other amusements were Indulged in.
The entire occasion Is one long to be
remembered. The Mlaaes Mayo al
ways antertain In a way to please and
captivate. Eight refreshments were
served.
MARRIAGE SATURDAY.
Mr. William Norman and Mlaa Bee
ale Keech were united In marriage
laat Satarday^morning at the court
houae by Juauce of the Peace. Mr.
Artbu^Mayo.
HOME WEDDING.
Mr. David Hampton and MIbs Ruby
Hooten were happily married at the
home of th? bride's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. j. B. Hooten, Nlcholsonvllle, laat
Saturday evening. The couple spent
their honeymoon at Pamlico Beach
Sunday. Mlaa Hooten la a moat popu
lar young lady. Mr. Hampton la em
ployed by the Atlantic Coast Line and
la a most worthy young man. Beat
wlahea.
NEW CELLS.
Two new ?el la are being placed in
the City Hall for the accommodation
of the evildoers. One of the old cells
In the rear of the building has been
removed to make room for the lire
department horsea.
MERITED PROMOTION.
A dlspatV to the News and Ob
aerver from Wilson. N. C., states that
R#v. John B. Jones, former paator of
the Christian Church la that town,
has been called to the pastorate of the
Central Christian Church at Ander
son, lad., the second largest church
of the Chrlatlan faith la the United
States. The membership la over two
thouaand. It la not known whether
he wHI accept or not. Mr. Jonea la a
native of thia county and la well and
favorably known in this aectlon. His
many frienda rejoice at hla % rapid
climb slace entering the ministry.
TONIGHT AT THE GAIETY.
Three reels of the beat plcturea Is
the program aeheduled at the Gaiety
toc?;ht
I ? "Rejuvenation of Father" (Lu
bln ) .?A humorous picture which*
conjoins the usual run of surprises
In Labia film of Jack waa too much
for the father of Laura, and managee
to beat her objecting father In a way
he ?pn*t forget. After a aeries of
hTunoroua complications the father
oaaenta. rather than to have hla dis
comfiture known at the club. And
after traveling orer a somewhat
bump, road for ? lime tru? lor.
Will Be Held in W.
August 3
There will be bald la Wuhlaftoa
on Wednesday, August 3, a farmers'
meeting. Several speakers of note
from tbe United SUtea Department of
Agriculture will be present and dla
cum tbe queetloa of eoli, oora. cottou
and tobacco. It is to be boped that
?very farmer in Beaufort county will
be present. At tbe same time Mr. K.
Lseter Boy kin will apeak on tbe sub
ject of public roadi. Congressman
John H. Small ffsa addreaaed the fol
lowing letter to Mr. C. M. Brown,
president of tbe Chamber of Com
merce. in reference to the meeting:
Mr. C. M. Brown.
President Chamber of Commerce,
City.
My Dear Sir:
There will held in Washington
on Wednesday. August Sd. a farmers'
educational meeting for Beaufort
county. Among others who will' be
present and conduct the meeting will
be Mr. E. Lester Bovkln, who will
discuss the subject of public roads in
a most interesting and forceful man
ner. Permit me to say that it is time
the citisens of Beaufort county were
becoming more active In the work tor
better roads, and it is fitting thst the
Chamber of Commerce of Washing
ton should take the lead in this movs
ment. Similar orgsnlsattons in other
county towns have initiated this work
with the best results. I may mention
as a most recent illustration the ac
tion of the Chamber of Commerce in
Greenville. It will not be creditable
to our Chamber of Commerce and to
our citizens if Beaufort county lon
ger lags In securing better roads.
The ways and means will suggest
themselves when the matter \ taken
under consideration. For the present
may i express the hope that every
member and every cltlsen who can
posatWy s?ai s Hme??
kin on good roads. ??...?.>?
JNO. H. SMALL.
July 25. 1910.
PLAYED VOR DANCE.
The Washington Concert Band
went to New Bern yesterday where It
played for the opening dance of the
bl-centennlal celebration last night.
ARE MOVING.
The J. H. Hjyls PI u rating ?n<i
Supply Company are moving to their
new quarters. The store is a credit
to Washington. It Is said to be on* of
the finest and' most complete hard
ware establishments to be found in
the 8tate.
ON TOUR.
Mr. Hmsll Jo* as Congre?m?n Moore
on Tour of Inspection.
Hon. Jno. H. Small left Sunday for
Wilmington, N. C., where he met
Repreeentatlve J. Hampton Moore, of
Philadelphia. These gentlemen will
visit the several Southern cities on
the Atlantic seaboard and address
their commercial organisations in the
Interest of the Intra-coastal Water
way from Boston to Florida. They
will visit Wilmington, Georgetown
and Savannah, where appolntmenta
have already been made, and per
haps other cltlee.
The Atlantic Deeper Waterways
Association, of which Hon. J. Hamp
ton Moore is president will hold its
next annnal meeting in Providence.
R. I., on August list, and will con
tinue its sessions for four days. This
meeting will have a Urge attendance
from MStne to North Carolina. In
clusive. but the same degree of Inter
ested oes not exist In the 8tates further
South, and the object ot these gen
tlemen. Is to enlist more active co
operation. It may be of interest to
state that It has been arranged for
all the Southern delegates to moboltie
at Norfolk, Vs., on Monday, August !
tftth, and proceed from there to Prov- J
tdence on one of the ship* of the Mer
rhants and Mlnsrs' Lino. Reduced
rates have been secured and no more
delightful trip can be taken. This . t
meeting at Providence will be a great
occasion, and will Mm to di. . _ J