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The Beaufort News
J- PubUxxi ery Thursday at Beaufort
: Carteret Cxntyl North Carolina.
WILLIAM GILES MEBANE.
' . ' Editor an 4 Psbliaher
On. Year... $L50
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"lx Mentha... .75
Three Month .r .40
Entered as second-class matter
February 5, 1912 atthepostoffice
n Breaufort North Carolina un
der the act of March 3, 1S79
Last year North Carolina
stood fourth in the Union in the
value of its agricultural products
found time to study the political
questions of the day and to take
pairtr in political activities.
has filled the offices of State Sen
ator, lieutenant-governor and,
United States Senator. He is a
forceful writer and an eloquent
speaker. He is a member of the
principal Baptist church of Mar
ion and for many years has been
a trustee of that institution.
Mr. Harding has always been
deeply interested in the affairs
of his town and state and has
been an, important factor in their
development. Marion has. grown
since Mr. Harding's early news
paper days from a town of few
thousand to a bustling'1 little city
of 30,000 inhabitants. He bore a
conspicuous part in that g'owth.
Senator Harding wiU carry
I1RMEMIOIL
IRISH QUESTION
RYAN FORCES ARE DEFEATED
JN TEMPORARY BATTLE IN
PLATFORM COMMITTEE
BOTH WETS AHD ORIS ARGUE
Unfortunately it was no where j with him into. the-office of Presi
near that figure in the matter of
public education.
Governor Bickett was very
dent the common sense of a sue:
cessful business man, the con-
Anti-Saloon League Paid Bryan fat
"Only Four Months" of Service tm
Behalf of Prohibition
1- ' ' ' SeiSs It Cheaner Pi
KlJtl AJttJJ r XiJU lLm x AyiN
Shirts Hats Shoes
f 1 1 and the patriotism ot a sincere
uciwccu ivicaatS' muiuouu iuu i , .
r.orHnorminht hr tfe rw American.- He is no super man.
.San Francisco. Open wrafare OTef
prohibition, the Irish question, and j
other troublesome Issues of the Demo- j
cratic platform began today In
storm swept committee heading while j
In private the leaders continued their j
negotiations for a settfement to keen
victions of a Student Of political ; the hostilities from spreading later to
uwivM.ul ""--i .v. V the floor or the contention ltseir. i
fearful that the proposed debate j ProWems. the charm of an crater A momentary d,eat wa, MmMa,
tered the Bryan dry legions in the
fall platform committee when a pre
liminary battle for position on the
speaker's list was decided in faror ol
the wets by a Tote of 27 to 25. When
the drj s were forced to go ahead, Mr
Bryan took charge of the Um&allot-'
ted to that side, but divided all ot V
among other speakers representing
I . i the Anti-Saloon League, church aaso 1
; ciations and other prohibition organ-
izations. . I
For the wets. W. Bourke Cockran,'
of New York, was the chief spokes '
man during a debate in which. Mr. '
Bryan was called upon to explain h! ,
connections with the Anti-Saloon
League. He denied that he ever had
received compensation from the '
leaguev except for "Tour months ol'
teat year, for eertala. pablte speeches." j
Western The Uee was argued m ewch mill
fashlom that tae erowuea comma
tee room was tm almost eossUat .
roar. Opooseats of the KOpossl fM
reeocsitkm of the Irish repvoUe were
kept der a hsJS of hockiisc sad
rtskM. tram Irish sympathisers.
cratic party. It looks as if the
controversy he started with
Judge Clarjc might also do a lit
tle harm to the sacred party.
Maybe though he does not value
rus anajucue uancs ettotts s
highly as he did those of the gu
bernatorial candidates.
ior wnicn we snouia an give
thanks. He is though a high
class American dtizen whose
ability and character are a credit
to kirn his party and his country
As a matter of fact stock in
the Building and Loans Associa
tion is a good investment but ev
en if it were not, every citizen
here ought to be a stockholder.
This "organization has already
of the right sort ought to do
what he can to help a thing that
he knows is a benefit to his town.
REDUCTION SUMMER
KOUND TRIP EXCUR
SIONF RES
VIA
TO
txkivayi d - j i-ll Asnvme ana otner esrern
helped Beaufort and every htaerrf North Mountzin Re. .t
sorts..
Gouvemment Schedules:
Through Service. July and
August are Delightful Mcn'hs
To Spenb vour Vacation in The
Und Of The Skv"
rur iuiiiier lnijiiiiaiiwii, ap-
J. O.'Jcnis, D. P. A.
Kare.gh N. C.
Notice Service by Publica
' cation Summons
Before the
A meeting is to be held in Ral
eigh on August the ICth which
ought to be of interest to almost piy Ticket Agents.
every Doay. inis is a gooa
roads meeting and its object is
to get the General Assembly1 to
pass a law looking to the build
ing of a State system of high
ways in North Carolina. These j
proposed roads are to be tuilt North Carolina,
by the State and kept up bv tTie Carteret v.ou ity.
State. The scheme we think jr. In Superior Court
meritorious anti deseivts care Clerk.
ful consideration. E'i-a Fais n. Rurh Harris and
' husband Jas. O. Harris, George
Bru'.ty, by next friend D. V. Mur
ton,
Charle3 Bailey, Isaac Van?.
William, Hattie, Christiana, Neta
Jack, and Anna E. Vann, Infant
children of Martha V?nn,
ceaswl wife of Iiic Vann.
Ta Charles B&Aty:
The defendant named will
Te Senate of, Geargfa Rejects
The Womm Suffrage Aatawdmss
AUaata. Ge The proponed
meat to the State eoeedtatioa gtrtM
women the right to vote, was kTTled
In the eenate II to II
Record foe Oeecent in
is Broken by Aviator
Dayton. Ohio. Sergeaat BottreefTJi
Of McCook Ceil a4e a parachnt
ecent of what was said to be JLIM
feet, beilerd to be a new record.
The successful construction of
an all metal aeroplane seems to
foretell a levolution in aviation. I
This type of machine, which
was invented by a German, Hugo
Junker, has also , been built in
this country and gi7en a thor
ough test. A trip in this sort of
machine from Omaha to Phila
delphia was made, a distance of
1200 miles, carrying several pas
sengers at a speed of more than
one hundred miles an hour.
This is th longest continuous
flight ever made jn this country.
A Business President
Congregt;oJ!sU Frem Matty
Lands Arte! Ovceemel Ceoaef
Advertise rent
U Senator Harding should be
elected President 83 Re probably
will be, he will be the firs! news
paper man and the first real bus
ir.fsman to hold that office,
st of the twenty i?ven preai-
c! a" 5 ha'.e teen lawyers, soldieri
State cf North Ca-otrna. Ccun i
(je. . ty of arteret. Eeju'crt. 1
TimVr Bnjeand Cartway1
Con5rUrtion In Cartfret Cou-tv.
taue iri; and erectire aT! material re-;
above quired for the following . hrd-ip
notice that an action as
titled ha3 been commenced in ana tr?useway.
the Sunerior Ccmt rf Cartprer Newport River
County North Carolina, to sell
for division among the parties
ntietled hereto part lot 1S3 Old
own Beaufort N. C. where Eliza
I feet.
Bridge lCQO
Newrort River bridge cause
way 4CC0 feet will be received by
irw Board of County Corr.rniwion
ers f r Carterrt Count v. Nnrthn
raisor. now resides, and tne sa.d Carolina at the County Court1
acicnudniwi.i kc nonce iur-: fxuse at Beaufort. N. C. until I
ther that he n required to appear o o'clock noon on the 2nd., day
at the office of the Clerk of Su : of August 1920. at which time1
peiior Court, at Keaufot N. C' and place thy will be publicly
at the court house on the 26th, opened and read
tion, or the petitioners will apply
to the Court for the relief pray
ed in said petition.
This Jut 24th 19.
K. J, Re3pess
Carteret CouY.ty; N. C
dav of July 1930, and answer or
: rl inters. George Washington ; demur to the petition in said ic
ia civil er.gbeer, a planter
arxl a foldicr. e
Whea a verv young man Jess
than t yenty one, SeTlatof Hard
ing with the help of his father
br.uyht a little run down news
paper in the small town of Mari
on Ohio He helped set type,
i tin the press, solicit ads, collect
ubi rripttons, edit the paper and
do all the many jobs that the
publisher of a small town ' news;
paper does.
' By his energy and intelligence
Mr. Harding developed that lit
tle one horse newspaper into a
.modern daily paper tlwt carries
the news of the world and is a
power in tlie teiritory where h
circulates. His Hale plant of the
crly tlavs has bren succreW
by a modern establishment that
poocsseieihttypc t-.-ttlng ma
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Bids in each cae must b
mide urym the blank proro-a
form?, which with t copy of the ,
Pctif.cations, will be furnished
tbv the Commissioner upon pay
ment of $2X, this amount to be
! returned to the bidder upen re-
i turn of the specificatior.?. in wA
Clerk of the Superior Court, of accompanied by Una
. r tm hp bin on the work.
I NITRATE OF SODA- We will
unload a car laid ot soda this
week. If in need" of any call early
and get what you want.
HANcOcKHUNTLY.Ca
JGG6 cures
lever; Bilicn
Malaria, chills and
liouf ' Fever, colds
and LaOrippe. It kiils the jara
site that causes the fever. It H
a tplended laxative and general
Ton'c Adv.
h:nc a fme Uni and other
r j rpnient, a three f lory build-i.--
and ernp' vmM
IVvdes dcvelopint a newspa
j r taking r.y interest In
, r !-;i;ne?f la L'i corrvnuatty
r Hifimg h alwajs
Terte'ee SMB.
The best ef UtruA brt wtll fH
dell la flme, tat s rod Jeweler sleajs
knows how te brief rr the iettB
toette. Gomhe, terettte and Hat that
ears peeotet rtveileil and Jlntr riwt
tortoiee ehett, of eweree wiU we
back frem a elf wee si4r(aat
hi beateeea Invklng as irl a new.
Te hrtchtea the Imliailoe iM! hair tit
ln( wash them Bret with tittle
water sod thee pnilah et'b Ut 4
Aamota dlTed w ctlrt oil.
fide bid on the work
No bid will be considered ur.-(
less accompamed by a certified'
check in an amount c.ual to 10
per cent of the bid. j
Bids must be made upon a;
unit basis, ar.d the Board of
Our.ty Corr.roUiioners reserves
the right to let icparate contracts '
for bridge ot . causeway.
The County Commissioners re (
serve the right to reject any or ,
nil lids. ;
CS, Wallace. . S
Chairman, Board of County Com '
missioners, More head City, N. C. j
J. R. Morris, j
Clerk of Board, Beaufort, N.
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Young Man you should have a Hat for rain
or shine. We have both, a nobby line of felt
Hats for young men and men. An up to date
line of Straw lids. All Straw Hats reduced.
Mens Palm beach suits
Mens Suits v
Mens Felt Hats k 2 00 t '
Mens Shoes 5.00 12.5
H 'j;orv to 2X0
$10.00 12 jQ 15.00
15.00 45X0
Straw Hats 2.00 6.00
Worr.ens Hosien 23c to 3XD
Underwear Mn, Women, and Children
w
We have the right sort of underwear for the weather
now existing.
Beautiful
Line Piece Goods
RICHARD FEL TON & SON
Diamonds and
Banking
Buvintt a Dtanwrwt 4 tfMitn just like banking. You wouldn't
walk into a hank and dryif U wnnus - wtthout first knowing some
rhmd about your bankrT Av yi buy a diamond -find out something
arv;r your jewlpr.
t
What .wjrnwv ha ' ')ui he really knows diamonds? Knaw
sonvrthir.j tA hit repirarion an 1 hs ziarantee snd then know what stands back
of ha guaranty.
Here, back tA v.t srwrir.tee ttand s-venty three years of construct
ive merchandising - a f.utm of hcn?sty and fair dealing earned thru over
a quarter of a cestui tA Diamond merchandising.
DR. J. 0. BAXTER
Largest Jeweler in Eastern Carolina
Aeolin Vocallon phanorapht and records
NEW BERN North Caroli
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