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The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-27
POOR men FORESTALLED
BY RICH CORPORATION

Editor Advertiser: I would like to
call your attention to a transaction
which occurred in this district. A cer-
tain contractor is doing some work
near the Eva mill. Before starting
on same he had an interview with a
man here in regard to hauling the ma
terial, filing in, ETC., and promised him
the work. This man had his teams all
ready and waiting for the contractor
to commence. What was his surprise
on going 10 the works the first day they
started TO find that the plantation peo-
pie had hauled all the stuff into the
ground, also furnished mule teams TO
be used while the work was in prog
ress, and have further offered mules
and scrapers to do the filling in of the
grade? Is it fair or just that a rich
corporation like the Eva Plantation
Co. should step in and do private work,
thereby depriving poor men from earn
ing living for themselves and fami-
!. lies?- II the contractor had been stuck
for teams it would have been different,
+ but two different parties applied to
him for the job.
FAIR PLAY.
Eva, June 81. 1905.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-27
TROUBLE FOR KANEALIl
WHETHER ELECTED OR NOT

Lihue sent to the Secretary's office for
a certified copy of both the nomination
papers. When the second one was ask
ed for 1t was suspected that something
was wrong. and the two were compar-
ed showing similar names. Both also
showed very clearly that the two sig
natures In many instances had not been
signed by the same person. A closer
exapination further suggested that
many of the names on the Kanealii pc
tition had been signed by the same
person, as there were certain similar
tiles In the handwriting; but nothing
was said of this at the time. awaiting
developments at Kauai.
Secretary Atkinson has not yet deter
mined whether he will send a commits
sion to Kanealii. should 1t be shown
on the face of the returns that he IS
elected when all the figures come TO
hand. If he does so, quo warranto pro-
ceedings win be taken on Kauai 1t
has been suggested that the matter be
brought TO the attention OF the At.or-
ney General, which will probably be
done today.
The county law in the case reads as
follows
Section Il. Any candidate directly in
terested. oranythirty duly qualified vot-
ers OF any election district. may ille a
petition in the Supreme Court or tire
Territory setting forth any cause or
causes why the decision of any Board
of Inspectors should be reserved. cor
rected or changed.
Section AZ. Such petition shall be
filed In the office of the Clerk OF the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-27

D. Kanealii. who ran for the Office Of
Supervisor against c. II. Willis in the
District of Hanalei. Kauai, and who is
supposed to have been elected, may
never take his seat. AT any rate, his
commission will not go forward by to-
days steamer because the returns from
have not yet been received by Secre-
tary Atkinson.
Grave charges are made against Ka-
nealii and it is up to him to disprove
them. His nomination paper was re-
ceived at the Secretary's Office all in
good season, with the necessary fee Of
$25, and with the names of more than
twenty-five voters. But twelve of the
persons whose names are attached to
Kanealii's nomination paper have
sworn that they never signed 1t, and
have made affidavits to this effect.
They did sign petition for r. PuuikI.
who ran for Supervisor in the district
of Kawaihau against Wilbur Jarvis.
Puuiki was elected, but the twelve
apostles OF Puuild declared that they
never signed any petition for Kanealii,
and never authorized any person to use
the Puuiki petition for Kanealii, and
some of them declare that their names
upon the latter's document must be
forgeries.
Some time ago John D. Willard OF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-27
COMMERCIAL
BY
DANIEL LOGAN.


Judged the local of stocks has
pound pound
days drop
European bects s 30 the previous day 500 wiett
Gray New York. in their circular of June say that enbn producers are
holding back for better and the time the rehns
the market had continued huua stated by wilett
Gray something considerable Importance that the receipts from Java
will be much less than time when they especially
transactions of the Honolulu stock and Bond Exchange for the week
comparatively heavy
being r. oo) .5o
$780, (s2o) $780,
($loO TO- 15 (slOo
(s2o) s75 (s1oO)
50 so o. L. Co cent bonds $4,000 $4,000 at oee
Dividends
Steam Navigation regular and special IL
wde Steamship the last having
amagamation of the two steamship companies
per
cent to two per cent monthly Dividends however do not to nhu
the prices stocks hus Hawaiian Sugar Co aw stock
weakened dividend increased hreefohs of
monthly wu advanced influence
current that t no lo Of h oaso it will he clear Of Indebtedness h
Though reported week.
be the Kekaha unlisted be
$3.50 wamea having put largely behind
replaced exchange slightly
$780, the highest figure the previous week. which regarded its
servatve limit
Victor
Bureau Labor Washington who have been investigating conditions the
the belief special legislation by behalf
Hawaiian labor be expected Both of these officials advise
that the best hope of the Territory lies in the immigration of elements
ing of agricultural labor Secretary L. Atkinson
has his refung mission New York Washington
body created by the late Legislature in indicating favor the
idea M Sargent Clark
immigrants providing homesads families of
Morgan yesterday had postpone this
the Mano Poo the Wright Next
Kaimuki
Thursday copper
b.
opposite
buildings River and Kuku Mr. bought
property private Fisher
$4325o buildings Alexander
creating park conjunction
additional
Hawaiian Goods shipped
$9s165
Without
but counting the Hawaiian trade there go
Bids have been Public
of 100000 100000 Washington
agncX the QUEENS Hospital costing formally
Friday
corporation their credit the Company
Honolulu spreckel They
occupy greater
years. =.
William Haywood special Washington attorney
Association visiting Honolulu
annexation u. Consul
George NJ. Roph, Baldwn' going
lCo,
weekly gives
arrivals
Alaskan Departures
Manchuia for San Francisco and the China for the Orient
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-27

Supreme Court within thirty days fol-
lowing the election proposed to be con-
tested, and shall be accompanied by q
deposit of twenty-five (25) dollars Tor
costs of Court.
Section A. Such petition shall be
heard by the Court in term time or va
cation"
Should such action be taken AID the
Supreme Court decide that the election
OF Kanealii is invalid, then certified
copy of such judgment will be filed
with the Governor of the Territory. and
he must call a new election within
sixty days after the filing OF such
paper. If the Court decide which cam
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-27
TIE SUGAR LIST.

Admiral Beckley reports the follow
ing sugar ready for shipment on Ha-
waii: olaa. 1880; waiakea, 23 900; Ha-
wall Mill. 2.7OO; Wainaku. 5000; Ono
mea. 45,O96; Pepeekeo. 10000; Honomu,
2o.lOo; Hakalau. 1l.4Oo; Laupahoehoe.
1000; ookala. 1900; Kulxaiau. 1,10O;
Hamakua, 5.S24; Paauhau, 4.49s CAST
OF crop; Maui takes alb; Honokaa.
none; Kukuihaele. none; Punaluu, 1900;
HoRuapo, 1850.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-27

didate has been elected then a copy OF
such judgment Will be served en- the
Secretary, who will thus be autho 'ized
to deliver the certificate of election TO
the lawfully elected candidate.
There seems to be considerable GER
tainty that Mr.. ID. Kanealii will never
take his seat as Supervisor for the
district of Hanalei. in the county CT
Kauai: and there is every possibility
that besides being compelled to answer
ia quo w9rranto proceedings, he, or
somebody else, may be required to ex-
plain the little popularity of writing
other peoples names without their au-
thority.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-27
FOR BABY'S Skin
SCALP and HAIR
Something for Mothers to Think About

EVERY CHILD born into the world with an
inherited or early developed tendency to distress
ing, disfiguring humours of the skin, scalp, and
blood, becomes an object of the most tender
solicitude, not only because of its suffering but
because of the dreadful fear that the disHgration
is to be lifelong and mar its future happiness
and prosperity. Hence 1t becomes the duty of
mothers of such afflicted children to acquaint
themselves with the best, the purest, and most
effective treatment available.
That baths with
and and gentle applications Ointment al itching
cases mild doses Of that can be desired for the allie
in
Complete External and informal
hckened
thtougho
SO
LD Cape Town liow Bby lumour"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-27

Mrs Robert Lishman to Kwong Sing
Yin Co. l.; 10 acr land. Kuliouou 2.
Honolulu, Oahu. yrs at s32 per acr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Entered for Record June 20. 1905.
Punika Ck) to Naone (w) ct ali..... D
Lila K Kahaumia and hsb to Belle
Dlckey ..............'..... M
Joseph KanoaopiJ to Eli J Craw-
lOru ..........'... ....'..'..'.' -
Harry N Denison to Notice. .. Notice
Grace M Ramsay and hsb to Clara
Bindt ..,..................C - M
Ambrose X Hutchinson to James C
BelsSel .........,-..-..... r. A
En- Syak Aseu and VT to Annie E
Dlckey ''''''...'''''' ~ M
Entered for Record June 2s, 1905.
C w Booth and VT to Frank ]
ArulB1 ..'.'....'..' .''''s....'.' ~
Manaohia (w) to Haliaka Apana.. D
Tai Ian to Koon Chun. l.
d II Hitchcock and VT to United
States of America ................ d
Wahinelele tw) by mtgee TO Pioneer
Mill Co Ltd d
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-27
THE FUNDAMENTAL LAW OF
HAWAII CONTAINS:

The Constitution Of the Repubno
or HAWAI- 1894 -. .
viously - "
enacted
QSSS2)
Tba , creating and principles
guiding the Land CoHHsoh
The second Constitution OF
1852 possession Of Hawaii to the
Constitution
" 1864 ,oroers Oh Freslueht A,chHhey ie,auhs
INV N = transition period between
A'0' the
The Proclamation ana de Hci
sIonal Government a Territory 1900
The by Congress creating Tor Hawai-
amends of civil and criminal statutes previously
enacted by Hawaiian legislatures.
No man knows what the Organic Act except through
index The previously printed copies OF this w
in in Hawaii contain only 657 indexed subjects y
index Of the Organic Act in the Fundamental Law OF
1890 ndexed subjects and references
Hawaiian Gazette Company, Honolulu T. H. &
Enclosed find FIVE dollars pay for copy
Law of Hawaii which please send to
Name
S Cut this out and mail the Hawaiian Gazette Com s.
pany Honolulu T. H. with SIS and the Fundamental Laws of
& Hawaii will be Immediately mailed to postage prepaid
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-27
CASTLE & COOKE Co.. Id
HONOLULU.
Commission Merchants
SUGAR FAUTOKS.

AGENTS FOR
Whe EVA Plantation Company.
The waialua Agricultural Co.. Ltd
The Kohaia Cugar Company.
he Waiuea Sugar Mill Company.
he Fulton Iron Works. st. Louis. Mo
The Star-daid oil Company.
The George F. Blake Eteam Pumps-
Weston'E Centrfugals.
The New England Mutual Life lnsur-
snce Company, OF Boston
The Aetna Insurance Co., Of Hart
ford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Company, Of
London.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-16
REV. G.. F. ROGERS TO
BE ORDAINED TODAY
Ordination in Episcopal Seminary in
Observation-Disclosures Rector
of ST. Johns.

Rev. George +. Rogers, who has
been netting pastor Of ST. johns IGpiscn.
pal church for nearly year. will be
formally ordained to the priesthood of
tho Episcopal church in the Episcopal
seminary In Alexandria this morning
&r. Rogers left yesterday for Peters.
burg. from Whicn city he will 20 to
Alexandria. Rt. Rev. a. NJ. Randolph,
Il. d.. bishCp of he diocese of Vir-
Gln!a, Will oIiCiatc at The service ana
Mr.. Rogers will lie presented for ortli.
na''cn by Rcl. G. IS. Bryan. d. H..
turuerly nnstnr of st. Johns church
int nos rector of st. Pauls church in
hete:slnrg.
Rev. Mr.. Rogers is one Of The bright,
CIT of yonng Episcopal ministers and
his work in Hampton has hccn cspc-
cially successful. In fact, had he cX,
pressed Willingness TO accept the
cal! il liz known that he would have
brnn asked 10 become the permanent
rector Of st. Johns. He is The assist.
AM rector an'l has charge Of the work
III fhocbus ana East Newport News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-16
1T HAD SMALL
BALANCE IN BANK
Bethel Monument Association Closes
ur Its -Afairs-oives Money to
Home For Needy Women.

There was great elatinn expressed
among the members of the Hethel
Monument Association yesterday af-
;crnpon. when the fact became known
that after paying all the bills in con
nec:icn. with with the unveling. there
WAS small balance in bank to the
credit 0f The committee.
The committee met to close up lis
affairs. All bills were audited and or
.dCrod pail and all the moneys coming
mo The committee were accounted for
:, careful investigation showed that
lie committee had about SEQ left to
IT'S credit AMI resolution was a,lpnt.
Jed apprOpriaiins the amount to tho
lone for Needy Confederate Women
IN Richmond.
y resolution was also adopted in
.iructing siaior Semple ami Mr.. Viii
liam G.. l.. Taiiarerro ia arrange an
itcaii2ca account of all of the moneys
naitl to tl,, committee as we'll rs of
ali he moneys paid out
a.! the conclusion IF the session The
'nr:nhcis uf the committee cungratu-
lated each other upon the success of
he entire Bethel monument move
mcut.
The mrml,srs of the committee
warc: Mrs Robert S. IIluluin; prcs-
'ica: and treasurer: Major Edward \.
SCtnIJlp secretary. Mrs Hurry Wicc
l'oplicr, MIR. W. G.. l.. Taliafcrlc. of
Hampton: Mrs G.. w. helms, Mr..
George II. West, and Capt. ]. II. CAT
fer. of Newport News: Mr. Il. s. Had.
Sins. .Ir.. and Capt. w. j. Stores, Of
York county
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-16

After firing Il bullet into her breast,
hack and hand George Hawkins left
his wife. Sarah Hawkins, lying in &
ditch near Shcllbank farm. at s o'clock
last night for dead.
Several persons I'm the vicinity heard
the Shooting ana reported IL 10 John
Patrick. the friher of Sarah Hawkins.
VINO later went and found his daughter
in the ditch, with The blood flowing
freely ron, her injuries. She was
taktn iG tilr home of Airs. Grove and
lr. larry II. Howe was summoned DR..
Howe dressed her wounds. but owing
TIA the serionsncss Of the injuries al.
riNe.l that she be removed to the
Dixie hospital.
According To the stories which have
reached Hampton. Hawkins requested
his wife To take walk with him. Il
is thought that they quarrclled am.
that Hawkins shot her The woman
claims that SHE was walking along
with her husband talking over the pmr.
chase Of II tract IF land. when. withou.
warning he whipped out his revolver
and fired three times, each of tie bul.
lets takitg cfIoei
After llrine ih. 5!pi., Hawkins skip.
ned ont and has not vel liocn ;rrcs,.
cd The shuulit. WAS rrrortcH 10 l.ir
Hampton ilil AMI oi'ic,la wont 10
Slelllank TO i!tVcsjiepio II ana arrest
Hawkins. If he couid be iunnH
)r. Howe reached the DiXie hospital
shortly after II o'clock with his pl-
ticnt. who vas extremely weak iron.
loss of blood. She is in serious con
dition.
Sarah Hawkins worked with Mrs.
Grove whose residence she left shortly
after G o'clcck last evening 10 80 to
her home. She met her husband on
The road
II was said last night that lInwNiri
told several mon yesterday thar 10
intended to Kill lis wife
The Newpor: News police author
ties have been requested to look out
for Hawkins.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-16
JOHN TEEMER TO
BE TOWN RECORDER
He Will Be Elected to Position in
Phoebus on September 1-Coun.
Gil in Session.

At the meeting of the Phocbus town
council last night it developed that Mr..
John Tcemer is to be the next town
recorder of Phocbns.
An attempt was made to elect Mr..
Tccmer at this time, but as the council
had already elected Mr.. w. H. Power
to serve out the ,mcXpircd term of
former Recorder IT, c. Kelley the
change was not made. Mr.. Power of
'fcrcd 10 resign, hut the council was
unwilling to allow him 10 do so, rs he
is now at work making up several i'm
porianL books for the Office.
Mr.. Tecmcr's friends said that he
was willing TO serve under Mr.. Power
until September in order To familiariZc
himself with the duties Of the office.
II was given out that Mr. Tecmcr
will he elected in September by the
new council.
The council was late in assembling
and when Mayor Furness called the
council to order it was nearly .
O'Clock.
Mayor l.. p. Furncss submitted his
report for the month. 1t showed that
he collected fines and fees amounting
to $3.50, and that the police depart
mcnt made eighty-fivo arrests, of
which scventy-three were for violations
OF town ordinances and twelve for
violation Of state laws.
The reports of tho treasurer. ser
gcant and recorder were read and an.
proved.
The fire committee reported that the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-16
JUDGE REVERSED
By SUPREME COURT
Decisions in Langston Will Case and
c. G o. VS.. Stock G Sons Set Aside
by Higher Tribunal.

Tho Supreme Court or Appeals. i'm
session in Wythevillc. yesterday hand
ed down an important opinion rcvcrs-
ing Judge j. w. Blackstone in the case
of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Company against Stock e Sons. The
question before the court was whether
or not Stack & Sons could sue tho
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
Tor damages To car load of Hour
which had passed over several other
railways before coming into the GUS
tody Of the Chesapeake e Ohio. Judge
blackstone held that the SHIT could be
brought in the Elizabeth City County
Circuit Court, while the opinion Of the
Court Of Appeals is that it. cannot be.
The decision is Il most important one.
Stock Il Sons shipped goods to the J.
w. Rowe Company, which were greatly
damaged and which the Rowe company
refused to accept. The suit was then
brought in the court To recover the
amount of damages from the Chcsa-
pcakc " Ohio.
The Cont of Appeals also reversed
Judge blackstone in The case of I.angs-
ton against y. w t. Basscttc, the col.
Ored attorney. This was the question
OF the validity of will written by
i3assettc for the late Matilda Banner
colored. After The will had been writ
ten giving }asscitc ''nnc" LOT There was
an inierlineatiOn in the instrument
making II read six lots" The heirs
of The woman put mp the claim that in
terining The will constituted forgery
Judge blackstone held that the will
was valid and not Il forgery. The
higher court revcrscs that opinion, AMI
much interest centers here as TO what
point caused The higher court to re
verse the lower one.
Eassettc is school teacher and
colorcd lawyer, praclicing nj the lIamp
ton bar. The property in Question is
located in Phoebus.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-16
KILLED A PoRPoIsE.
Capt. Frank Darling Captured One
Measuring Over Seven Feet.

One of the largest porpo! Sos cvar
captured In Chesapeake Bay was land
r,l yesterday by Capt Frank w. Darl
ins and the crew Of the tug I;owhatan
The captured pnrpoi3c measured Z fec:
= inches ard weighed in The neighbor-
hood of 400 pounds.
Capt. Darling had been to CrisHeld.
Md, on his tug Powhatan and was re
turning when he ran into The big fish
Using The harpoon. Cant. Darling held
The big follow until he conld be killed
with gun. The crew then hauled the
prize into the tug and il was brought
to Hampton.
The porpoise attracted much attcn-
ton ms many people here had only
seen them in the water.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-16

work of making improvements mt the
engine house has been commenced.
resolution was passed by the
council awarding to Police Officer Rob.
ert y. Phillips, who shot and killed
Artillcrynan George Dowri, The sum
OF $35 monthly pending tho outcome of
his case in the Circuit Court. Officer
Phillips has been suspended from duty
until the end of his trial.
Taking up tho question Of location
for the red light" district of Phoc-
bus the council decided to allow the
resorts in question to remain Just
where they arc. The opinions express
ed WAS that tho Chesapeake & Ohio
section is exactly tho section for
them.
Councilman Kaiser thought if the
persons desiring To sec these houses
removed are not satisfied with the
action Of The council they can 90. 10
the Circuit Court and have the keep
ers Of the places indicted.
Treasurer Sidney Whitc submitted
his delinquent property tax list, which
was accepted by The council
y resolution was passed instruciing
Mayor l'urncss to hay" certain side
walks in Mallory street paved
The returns of the recent town cleo
ton were read to the council.
Major J. d, Winnie. who has served
on the school hoard for many years.
was unanimously reelected school
trustee for three years. The other
members arc Messrs. |. c. Donohoe
and j. n. Smith.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-16
Old Point Lodge Officers.

Old Point Lodge Of Odd Fellows, OF
Phoeb,ls, has elected tho following
officers for the coming six months:
Noble grand-Thomas -. Gatleffe.
Vice grand-A. D. Johnson.
Financial secretary-Charles H..
Warren.
Recording Secretary. H. Hall.
Treasurer-E S. Wallace.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-16
Shnttcriny Her Homes.

Mr.. Closc-About how much does an
automobile outfit for woman cost:
Mrs. Close (cXcitedly)-O George, you
ire not going To buy an automobile, are
you? Mr.. Closc-I should say not! Pm
merely trying To figure out how far be-
fond his income that man Brassey is
living. brooklyn Life.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-16
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
TIE Coming and Going Of the People
You Know.

TIE Coming and Going Of the People
You Know.
Mdssrs. James Mitchell. w. i. LARA
bee. J. II. Kemp and T. " Turncy re
tnrIled yesterday from l,ynchInnr:,.
where hey attended The annual SEES
sion of the Virginia Encampment of
Odd Fellows.
MeSs,s. James r. Lankns and Geo.
F.. Rnllil have returned TO their home
in Richmond. after a visit 10 Mr. an.l
Mrs. j. Archer Vaughan. in Linden
avenue.
Mr.. Louis lIcffelhnCcr has returned
from Princeton. where he attended the
commencement exercises of Prince.
ten Univ crsity, of which he Is an alum
nus.
Mrs. Walter A. PIcckcr left ycstcr.
day for DotctomrL county. where she
will spend severn! days with her par
ems.
Mrs. James Barron Hope. Of Nor
folk. IS visiting Mrs. Jacob IIcTclfln.
ger in South King street,
Mrs. Charles T.. Riley. who formerly
resided in Hampton. hut who now re-
Hides in Cincinnati. is the guest of Mrs
A. A. Yeatman, AT Ola Point.
Cart AMI Mrs James Phillips, Of
iii,l'aond' afe listing Capt ami
.'a lohcrt Frances. IN the West End.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-16
Wide AWnISe.

Fuddle-You know Stocks, don't you
Doctor-Ycs, indeed He Is now pa
ticnt Of mine. Fuddlc-Pretty wide.
awake man, isn't he? Doctor should
say SO. I'm treating him for insomnia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-16
NEGRO MAN SHOT HIS
WIFE THREE TINES
Sarah Hawkins Was Perhaps
M0rtaIIy Wounded by George
Hawkins Last Night.
TAKEN TO DIXIE HOSPITAL

She Has Wounds in Her Breast, Hand
and Back and Her Death is Thought
to Be Inevitable Hawkins Has Es.
cared, But His Arrest is Expected at
ANY Time,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-16
DoubIc. Loss.

II hear you lost your heart up Mt
Miss Swcctlcy's house the other even
ing" said the gossip.
Yes; and worse than that" replied
the practical lover, IL lost my UNI
brcla. suspect one of those brothers
Of hers"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-16

s575 buys small dwelling and lot, rs
hy about 100. Wine street.
$3.50 buys i-room dwelling and lot,
10 by about 175, Wine street.
$1,000 buys Groom dwelling and lot,
80 by l05. ELM avenue.
$4,000 buys 1O-room dwelling and
acres on Hampton river.
$3.50 buys store and dwelling near
School Union s.. on easy terms.
$500 buys 4-room dwelling and lot at
I-ordlcys.
$lGo hugs lot on Moore street and
La Sale avenue.
We buy, sell and exchange real
and n specially in renting properties.
years experience.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-16

In I'LL mcanncss there Is Il defect of
intellect as well rs of heart. And even
the cleverncss of avaricc is but the
cunning OF Observation-Disclosures.