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The Honolulu times. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1902-1911, 1905-02-01

could possibly be conferred upon
them if the thing could be done.
But the charms of the climate can
be presented to those who are able
to come to Hawaii with sufficient
attractiveness to turn in this direc-
ton part of the tide of those who
flee from winter and are able to flee
from it-and there is no better
time for the presentation possible
than when blizzard has just
loosened its grip upon city. Those
who are able to travel can then
take deep breath and get long
start to escape the next frost furry.
Speaking of small farming
Captain A. N. Trip said yesterday:
81 remember when came to Ho-
nolulu fortv-four years ago
there was a gristmill going
over there"-pointing in the direc-
ton of the inner harbor 'front.'
(which was grinding Hawaiian
wheat to supply the California
market with flour. Yes, and there
were between 300 and 400 whale
ships taking thousands of bushels
of Hawaiian-grown Irish potatoes
and no better potatoes were ever
raised anywhere.
There ought to be thousands of
drums of figs sent from Hawaii;
and grapes, almost grow them
selves! (ED.)
The Friend of January is the
very best we have seen in year,
The pictures are as pretty as a pic
ture. A narrow strip of picture a
cross the top, or through the mid
die of two pages, say 8 and 9
would be very attractive (ED.)
GOOD MANNERS.
The Honolulu times. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1902-1911, 1905-02-01

To go back to the dog for
minute, we feed him at breakfast
OH the back stoop because if we
put his food on the grass there are
no fewer than four cats that come
to snatch from other yards) and
between his chasing them off, and
running back to see if his bone and
bite are still in sight, his morning
meal is not too CHEEKY. We give
him a bit from time to time during
the meal but if he has to wait too
long or we are absent-ninded,
tracing out a fairy story, he will
put his nose close to the kitchen
door and give most doleful howl,
and we answer it at once in order
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26

in use in the public school in East
Pennsylvania. suburb of this city.
The method of operation is 10 place
the pupil over chair near the ma.
chine, press 4 button and thus bring
series Of paddles TO play"
Wother or not the new method
will be popular remains TO be seen.
The fact thai there would be no 40.
peal to the sensibilities OF spanking
machine and that il would spank with
impartial emphasis all offenders plac.
cd within reach OF it's paddles might
have lettering influence upon the
incorrigible school boy. The idea.
however, will hardly commend itself
10 that large number OF persons who
object 10 all corporal punishment in
the public schools. When the oppo
ncnts of tho good old.fashioned style
OF switching IL bad boy into Il proper
sort OF submission get through with
the inventor OF this new machine hi;
name would be Dennis" even if i
were something else at The present
time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
WHEN GOLD is FOUND.

Most persons have read of the OK.
cltcmcnt attending the discovery of
god in various quarters Of the earth
biz strike turns the most phlcg
hha'lc man into temporary madma1
while the man Cf cXcitable tcmpcra.
lhcht becomes raving maniac. An
amusing story illustrative oi this
tendency comes from Australia. An
oH!ciai wished to telegraph the ncwi
OF the finding OF the precious metal in
ms district. small boy. seeking
>of a stone to throw at a crow. had
picked np what proved TO be a nigge.
Oh pure gold. In his excitement tho
"hicial overlooked the main point en-.
'lreiy and wrote this telegram. ..Doy
PICKED UP stone 10 throw M a crow
ne laIlcd To add the significant in
'orfiiatioh which made the incident ot
snliicient Importance to require telc
graphic communication. Ii would Inc
interesting to know what the home
government thought Of the official who
scht INC message. unless there was
some one on hand with sufficient i'm
ab'haiioh to read between the lines
ana discover the source of tho oy
citcment which resulted in such ro
markable telegram.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
OUR CHRISTMAS EDITION.

The Christmas Edition OF the Daily
Press will be issued on December 10.
giving the shoppers OF Newport News
TWO full weeks 10 take advantages oi
The bargains which will be offered by
The merchants through the advnitis-
ing columns of that issue.
We urge upon the advertisers III
necessity OF getting copy in AT as
early Il date rs possible. as that
VIII enable MS TO handle the extra
business in way which will be sat
iSiactory to both our patrons AMI "a
ourselves.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
Entered at the Newport News. Va,
P0st0ffice as second-c class matter.
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER pc, 1905.
MCCLELLAN AND TAMMAnY.

In his announced determination IH
break from thc Tammany policy al
obstructing the review of the disCrcp.
an;:c' in the rccon municipal .nm.
paign in New York, Mayor Mcclellan
gives evidence uf being a much larger
man than most persons have hccn
inclined 10 regard him. Bcny ,hc
Tammany candidate il was quite
natural that he should be placed ~.
Tie same plane as the Tammany Doii.
iicans. and It is an organization The
nIy that defeat is the only crimn in
the calendar OF politics.
While he may he thoroughly salts.
fed regarding the legality OF his cleo.
lion. il he is an honest man h. will
n"t stand in the way of fair and
Impartial investigation of the returns
Graft and mbridled corruption ic no
mere survcrsivc of the rights CT lie
People than is the fraud whic'. sets
al nought the choice made in a prop.
trly conducted election.
~ large majority OF the American
ECCllc believe in the doctrine rr a
square deal" and have little patinrcr
with the tcchnicali,ics which make
an obvious injustice legal and ~
Which the zeal intent is twisted iEic
meaning foreign TO itself. In TAX
ing stand in hchalf of squar, ne
Ihods Mr.. Mcclellan is houMn To
challenge the respect and admiration
OF all decent men. whatever mas be
the attitude OF Murphy and his sana
III regard ia the matter.
1t is all the more encouraging tc
note his bold defiance Of the bosses
because his remarks in regard L,
honest graft" had led many Der-
sons to suppose that he was in favor
OF the devious methods by which tho
gang has gained and held control al
the metropolis.
If Mcclellan shall demonstrate that
he is larger than Tammany it NAV ie
mat the Democracy of his State ard
OF the nation may find higher honors
Tor him than Murphy can bcstOw
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26

man who has been investigating
the subject of superstition amone
thieves gives it as his opinion that
burglars will not enter any house
in which squirting domestic is
employed. If one of the craft sees
three different horses fall down in
n single day he takes it us had
omen. An English craftsman is au
thority for the statement that mem
bcrs OF his profession never tackle
houses numbered %, %, III and Al
II would be interesting TO trace each
Oh these supcrstitions 10 its founda
iion. Each probably has about ms
much basis rs tho thirteen supcrsti
ton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS.

No emplnye az the Daily rress Com.
pany IL authorized 10 contract any Oh.
ligatlon In the name or the company.
or to make purchases In the name OF
the same except upon orders signed hy
the PUBLISHER OF THE DAILY
PRESS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
WITH THE PARAGRApHERs
What the Funny Men Say Concerning
the Issues Of the Day.

""a' inc ruhhy wen Say Concerning
the Issues of the Day.
Kansas City Star: Those several
thousand Russian press consors who
are out OF employment may be able
10 find jobs in PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia Record Cox of Gin.
cinnati knows when he is licked. III,
has taken formal leave of politics.
Other bosses arc invited to take no.
ticc.
Washington Post: After Mr.. Jc.
romc's experience, we will place less
crcdence i'll this talk about the aver
age voter not knowing how 10 scratch
Il ticket.
New York Tribune: AS Jerome ha 4
carried the rest OF the country before
election. and carried New York on
tuesday, both the country and Now
York are now satisfied
Philadelphia Inquirer: "Tom" John.
sons victory in Cleveland may lend
some interest to his prediction that
f'olk will succeed Roosevelt as Pros.
ident of the United States.
Philadelphia North American: Irli
million for Roosevelt; one hundred
thousand for Berry. Pennsylvania is
giving ample evidence these days ol
her fitness for self-government.
Washington Post: Senator Bu;.
rows says his committee is willing to
near further testimony in tho Smoot
ease. The country will make no pro-
test If the Ircss ban is extended "a
cover these hearings. The country
knows when il has enough
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
Putting Himself on Record

Observing that the sturdy old man
win the square jaw, who sat on "A
front seat, was Il deeply Interested
listener. the orator looked him in the
eye as he Numbered forth this ques.
ton:
Tell me. oppressed tOilcr who is
IL That builds these great skyscrapcrs,
these monster ships. these palace cars
who is it that lays these railway
tracks. these miles and miles of street
pavements-"
Not me-" interrupted the sturdy
old man, apparently determined To get
out from under the imputatiOn. "Tnl
IN the broomcorn business, and | live
In indianapolis. Tribune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26

The President complains that in
some Official circles there is too mucl,
Dabbling and in others there is too
much scribbling. He might obyaIc
portion of the difficulty by follow.
ing the example OF Lew Wallacc's
Prince OF India" who surrounded
himself with mute servants.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26

Some esteemed contemporaries arc
disposed to nnduly praise the son OF
Western millionaire because he is
working for sixty dollars a month.
Before joining in rho chorus We
would like to have an unbiased report
from his foreman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
SPANKING BY ELecTe,c,rv

we note with interest the following
Special dispatch from Peoria. H.:
An electric spanking machine. in.
vented by Professor Dennis is non,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26

Those enthusiastic revoluiionis,s
on the Isle of Pines made the ogre.
sions blundcr of not having canal
site up their sleeves.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
LADIES

Watch the bust and have your hair
dressed in latest style, only 25c. Hair
shampooed and dressed. soc. Scalp
treatment, Soc. or twelve soc treat.
ments for $500
Electric face massage by expert in
all branches, 25c:. Have you rheuma.
nc or neuralgia pains in body or head?
MISS Braun can relieve you, at
Nicholas Hair Dress
ing and Mamicatnlmg Parlor.
2os 9th St, siIsby Bldg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

The nsily Pres. IL delivered by car
Tiers anywhere ia The city limits for
30 cents week. Amy irregularities in
delivery should he Immediately re.
ported to the office nj publication. Or.
ders for delivery Of the Daily Press Ia
either residence or pluces Of business
may he made by postal card or tele-
phone.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26

Daily Press want Ads" bring the
desired resnits.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-23
THE LOCAL EVENTS

I. +. Craig visited NosINn MONDAY.
Fred Gilmour OF Ro,lyn, spent Sun
day in this city.
Prof w. f. Wilson is somewhat in
disposed this week.
&c. Porter of Thorp, came down
Monday to transact business.
BE. Reed and family spent Sunday
out in the east end of the valley.
Albert Tjossem went over to the
Sound Tuesday morning on business.
c. b. Graves of Seattle, came over
Saturday to spend sunday with his
family
George Champie has the contract
for the building of Miss Wheeler's new
residence.
Prof. c. c. Singer of Thorp, wa, in
the city Saturday to attend the teach
ers meeting.
c. II. Fell of CleElum, came down
Monday afternoon and spent Il few
hour, in the city.
4 trst-ciaSs electro motor : soon 20
be Installed IN the i'A"N once 10 run
the cylinder ana yob presses.
}. I bterN OF C4eIIui". was III 'A'
city Saturday on business. He may con
cluGe TO move 10 ihI' NaleE'
The N. ~. Of 4. comfy convention
vii he held AZ El.eu.burg. WA>A.Apr
j.h. 1908 at II a. III. in Goa Fellows
han.
Arthur Bonuey received TIL, wcet;
twenty-five IT." lnc"ba'or7' Inns 4n-
olca'e' lAe cAIcNel' o'9'''c9' u" " 10" =
sca-e'
Charlie, lhrig Of Tacoma. formerly OF
TIL, CITY. We'll and iarorab.y known
by all the Old timers, Was III the CIT!
FRIDAY
The state convention OF NJ y" OF A.
viii be hcla at Spokane, May III ana
4tu, 1903. All v oOdMeu are Invited 10
attend.
Mrs Simon Lohginire' VINO mas petH
at the bedside OF SICK relatives near
Albany, oregon for a month past Is
expected hume this week.
Miss Emma Sharp, Of kittitao county,
adaugher OF the late state senator
Sharp.is visitin. her sister, Mrs. NJ. j.. .
Lucas.-Aberdeen Herald
c. +. Reed OF East Kittita-, made
this office business call Saturday
Hereafter he Will read l he Dawn ana
Keep UP WIN lAe proc"''4on
The Ladies Aid of Menashta,h will
sale at the Cove school house Friday
April I'm AT y. m. Bring baskets.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-23

ou,..u -sssapsDuou. changes e..
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-22
Realization Sale VIM.
A. Rogers Guaranteed
SilVerWare

Tea spoons, Regular price $50
dozen. Realization Sale price,
per set of six, QUO
Dessert spoons, Regular price,
a dozen, $50. Realization Sale
price, per set of six, sue
Table spoons, Regular price,
per dozen, 800. Realization
Sale price, per set of six, LOO
Medium forks, Regular price,
per dozen, 800. Realization
Sale price, per set of six, LOO
II dwt. knives, Regular price,
per dozen, 800. Realization Sale
price, per set of six, LOU
Forks, II dwt., Regular price,
$50. Realization Sale price, per
set of six, LOU
Sugar Shells, Regular price,
each, CSC. Realization Sale
price. lJc
Butter knives, Regular price,
each, Csc. Realization Sale
price, i5c
Oyster forks, Regular price,
per dozen, $50. Realization Sale
price, per set of six, i.40
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-22
Realization Sale Continues Until Fee. as But Don't Del
S1.50 Wells, ACC

Fifty dozen Chiffon Wells, IA
yards long, with fancy or hem
stitched border in either solid or
mixed colors, suitable for hat
drapery. Regular price, 75c,
CSC and 1.50. Realization Sale
price 49c
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-22
Tell Articles.

s9fl Articles.
Meaaer fsIEam Powder
ke1 45f raz 51 Yea ION
Sale Pr iae
Bottle OF f.ads Hens aH6
Almond Cre4.H. Regular r
SOC. Realization sis pfire
Box of Armour & Co. >
Art Soap. three cakes. Rec l
price a box 25c. Realiza
Sale price le
Three cakes Renaissance
tiseptic Soap. Regular pric
box 25c. Realization Sale p
Sozodont Tooth Wash. F
lar price a bottle 25c. Re-
ton Sale price, -
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-22

Ladies' all silk hose, embroid-
cred in different designs. Reg
ular price 800. Realization Sale
price l.S5
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-22
Csc Edges and Insertings, &c.

Two hundred pieces of odd edges and nsertngs n
embroderies comprising SWISS Nainsook and Cambr
narrow and wider widths. ranging from IL to INCH
wide Regular price 15c 18c, zoe and 25c Realizatr
Sale price per yard fe
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-22
The Semi-Annual Realization Sale
Starts Monday Morning.
This is the Greatest of All Sales Held for the
Purpose OF Reducing Stock, Selling
All Surplus---So Profit Making
Is Not Thought Of
Another Great Realization Sale.

Another Great Realization Sale
Another great opportunity for the people of Birmingham,
Alabama and the South buy the higher class of merchandise
twenty and twenty-five per less than regular prices
The Realization Sale affects Department. but
all departments Every department that has surplus contributes
its share the SALE So you may visit any of these A de-
paments and be of finding something marked at s than
regular price-and something that you Want-and of - right
quality and STYLE
This Realization Sale banner and we hope
again those hundreds of people who last year from various
parts of the State attend the Realization Sale.
Everything will be marked in plain figures and prominent
displayed that simply walking through the store w show
you thousands of things special prices.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-22
Special Sl.OO Realization Table.

On this table we have collected all the articles "
have in five different lines where we only had two {
three of kind. These will include KayserzInn Bee
200 Dresden Bisque figures that sold high as 3.59
Maioica Vases that sold high 200, Bohemian Clas
Vases three shapes prices range 2S0 22S and $50.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07

To THE STOCKHOLDERS AID OWNERS OF
rffr HOUSE And LOT KNOWN As rRE
"MAsoNIc LODGE" IN williamsburg
Virginia;
You are hereby notified that the house
and lot known as the sonicLodge, y
and charged on the Land Books OF said
.;tv in the name of Wan Peachy and X r.
ole. was sold at public auction by the
treasurer OF said City of williamsburg
Va. on January 18th, 1902, for taxes
md levies due thereon tor the year 1900,
interest. expenses, treasurer's lee and
xcess over taxes and expenses Nnclus-
vel sos. 90. and purchased by me.
That I shall on the second Monday ~
April. 1906. that being the hrst day o
lac April Term thereof. make apphcn
ION TO the Circuit Court of the City O.
Williamsburg and County OF James City
tor a deed 20 said house and lot. AnC
You are further notified TO appear anC
DO grhat SIS necessary TO protect your IN
terest Respectfully, ..-,
September %. 1905.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07

Our advertisers have new and interest
ing ads this week. which go 20 show
that some williamsburg merchants have
a desire to secure your trade by offering
real bargains
Spencer Bros. have in a new line Of
fall goods. They have "a nice line OF ath-
letiC goods
Jensen offers q lot Of bargains in his ad
this week.
J. c. Darlington. who has made quite
hit in the mercantile line has the usu-
al list OF bargains.
Among our Newport News advertisers,
Meyers Bros. has an attractive line Of
bargains.
The Geo. d. Hampton Piano Co.. Of
the same city. adyertises talking ma
chimes and monographs at exceedingly
low prices.
We ask our readers 20 watch our ad-
vertising columns from week 20 week
Il is sure 70 save you money.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07
Public Speaking

Hon. ". L. Cardwell, one one o. the
most brilliant eampaigners IN the state
sill address the voters OF this section at
the courthouse next Monday at 10
O'Clock. This will be the drst Demo
cratic speech OF the present campaign.
Other speakers are expected TO be pres
ent and make addresses The people are
respectfully invited 70 be preseut Mon
dav 20 hear the speakers,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07
IS SURELY
COMING,
Rails Ordered for the Railroad
TO Yorktown.

The Newport News Times-Herald has
the following news item about the pro
posed railway from that city 10 York
town. The people of this city hope TO
sc the line constructed Though to VII
lamsburg. if not TO Jamestown. TIE
promoters should investigate the route
this way. The article says:
A meeting of the executive committee
OF the Virginia Peninsula Railway was
held at three O'Clock this afternoon al
the Office OF the vice president and before
the session concluded an order had been
placed with the Pennsylvania Steel Com
many fog 3 800 tons of 7O-lb. steel rails,
soikes. bolts aud other necessary equip
ments.
The hrst consignment OF the rails Is TO
he delivered here during November when
the actual construction work will begin.
Another consignment will be delivered
in December. A contract viii be award
ed shortly Tor supplying the ties for the
road. -
| John b. Kimberly, the postmaster al
| Old Point, &. b. Orcutt, president of The
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dr.,
Dock company, and George A. Schmelz
a prominent banker, have been added q
the board OF directors OF the company.
The surveyors viii soon complete IL
work OF surveying the line from this cit
70 Yorktown. The propety owners alon
tue route are cooperating with the com
pauy N every manner, showing tha
| they are IN sympathy with the NOV
ment and that they realize the value
Will be TO them.
An officer OF the company stated Z
dav that the line would be IN opcrau,
s. late in the spring or early IN the summ'
.e lie said he had iust been informed ia
ie one of the gasoline cars ot The same q
b. TO be used on the new line, had develop
a trial speed OF seventy miles an hour
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07
Series of Lectures.

Rev. L. o. Taylor viii preach IN the
Methodist church SUNDAY morning and
night.
Mr.. Taylor is a brilliant speaker. he
will deliver fve lectures next week be-
ginning at the Methodist church Mon
dav night. The lectures Will be on Good
Citizenship and Scientific Temperance
Monday nrghts subject viii be THAT
Boy of Yours
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07
Board Meeting.

The Special Board of the E 5. Hospital
met at that institution yesterday. Con-
tracts tor the ensuing quarter were let.
B. Z. Wolfe secured the meat contract,
and l.. ". Lane succeeded IN landing
small contract.
The General Board Will meet in Staun-
ton next Thursday and Col. L. ", Lane
and Mr.. II. d. Cole will attend
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-07
No More Diphtheria.

There Is not a single case OF diphthena
Ia town now, the httle son Of Mr- W. J.
Binns having recovered. DIR. J. Blair
Spencer. the city health officer. has main
tanned a strict quarantine of the two
cases in town. the efficiency Of which has
40 doubt PREVENTED a spread OF the NAL
ally.