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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-14
A NOVEL DAo.

When the bag IS filled the string forms
handle by which the bag can be car-
r!ed. The length OF tie string forming
the handle is sufficient to permit the
bag to be fully opened for the insertion
or removal of the contents. The bag Is
OF course REINFORCED and strengthened
at the perforations for the purpose OF
preventing tearing of the sides OF the
bag by the flexible handle. 1t Will be
Obvious that one person could readily
carry dozen such bags filled with ar
ticles with one hand, whereas with the
ordinary bag the carrying capacity
would be limited
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-14
The Cookbook.

A little currant jelly beaten into the
cake or pudding frosting will add
greatly to its appearance and taste.
String beans which can be bought
throughout the winter are often wilted,
and when this happens the beans
should be soaked in cold water for
several hours, when they will appear
quite fresh and crisp.
A cup OF chocolate is much improv-
ell by dash OF cinnamon or by add
Ing-a third Of pint of coffee to each
pint OF milk. Very rich chocolate may
be made by pouring quart over the
yoiks of two eggs, beating constantly
to prevent curdllng. Some prefer a
few drops or vanilla either In the
whipped cream or chocolate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-14
THE TIE THAT BINDS.
Marriage Not Heaven Nor hell--A
Lesson In Faith and Hope.

Lesson In Faith and Hope.
Suppose two people begin their mar
rled life on the plane OF sanity and
reasonablcness, says Grace ID. Good
win In the course of very interesting
article. "Thcy say marriage Is not
heaven nor hell; IL Is our chance to
tutor our spirits In the great lessons
nc the soul, patience, charity. faith
hope. These things are to be learned
by accepting life as 1t Is and adjusting
ourselves TO IT, Imperfections must
be overlooked. blunders must be for
glven-aye, and sins. The man must
be man enough to provide. to guard
TO shield TO aid. Providing is not ALL
A fun pocketbook is pool substitute
for full heart. lie must have n
great store OF courage and cheerful
ness. These two virtues ought To bios.
som In the home from the mans plant
Ing. The woman must be woman
enough 10 learn In It's smull details
her business as manager and admin
istrator OF the home. 1t Is not only
behind the age, but, ms Dr. Bushnell
used TO say, behind the ages, To say
what Is now TO he said. She must
know how to cook and sew and spend
money and care for children. That
sentence does not read must spend
money'-shc must know how to spend
money And she must have endless
patience with her imperfect husband,
her imperfect children, her imperfect
self: patience with the failures and
plumbers and mistakes and sins OF
everybody in that home; the unag-
gressivc patience that does not say,
You are nll very trying, and l am be-
having like saint the patience that
is n woman's first and middle and Inst
qualification for happy married life;
the patience that takes even III health
and weakness with II smile. that does
not play the martyr or call attention
TO the flames on which the family in
Its ignorance usually pours oil instead
OF water.
Most necessary point OF ALL these
two who are TO build q home must
have confidence In each other, must
say we and learn that. the two being
one. everything must be shared. The
sharing OF joy and grief, the mlngling
OF smiles and tears. the bits of humor
that wake double laughter and make
those trivial home jokes which are
signs by which you shall declare Il
happy family llfe-these are all so
many ways OF strengthening the walls
Everything must be shared. Those
four words ought TO take the place OF
the old God Bless Our Home motto
Time must be shared; tolls must be
shared; play, opportunity, money, anx-
iety, loss, viglls. prayers-all these
must be not for one. but for both"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-14
Breviitties
THE HALL OF FAME.

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge is said
30 have more degrees than any man In
congress-
Senator Clay of Georgia Is one OF the
tallest men in the senate. and his hair,
worn standing straight up, makes him
appear at least two inches taller than
lie Is.
Frederick Wheeler, a capitalist of
Los Angeles, Cal, Is being talked of
Tor nomination for the presidency by
the Prohibition national convention at
Columbus, O., next July.
Or. James a. Craig. professor Of
Semitic languages at Ann Arbor, In
vented system of shorthand when a
student at AcGill university. He has
used It constantly for thirty years.
Hiram Martin OF Reading, Pa, with
pocketknife made two miniature
boats, one a steamer aud the other n
canalboat each nearly four feet long,
aud one year was devoted to the task
during spare moments.
Although he is several years past the
ordinary retiring age. Admiral Dewey,
the highest officer In our navy, still re-
mains in active service. The age limit
does not apply TO him because he re-
ceived the formal thanks of congress
on account Of his victory In the Philip
pines. lie is still one OF the most eff
cient OF workers.
Professor John Bussett Moore, who
became world famous for his knowl-
edge of international law and has been
holding the chair OF professor OF Inter
national law at Columbia university.
New York city. has been compelled to
temporarily retire from his duties be-
cause OF an affection OF the eyes. Pro
lessor Moore is native OF Delaware.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-14
Old Fashioned.

What has become OF the old fash
Toned people who wore red flannel I'M
derwear?
What has become OF the old fash
Toned man who was referred to as a
good old soul?
What has become of the old fash.
Toned woman who referred TO her
clothes as "dudsf"
What has become of the old fash.
Toned town family that bought a
dressed hog every winter?
What has become Of the old fash
Toned man who before leaving home
on journey made arrangements with
a neighbour to assist his wife In putting
a new backlog In the fireplace -Atchi-
son Globe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-14
English Etchings.
ngland has 1872 prisons.

England has 1872 prisons.
Three hundred English fishermen nre
drowned every year-nearly nine in
1000 OF those engaged.
The city of london possesses a rate
collector named White who has held
office for just seventy years and is now
rapidly approaching his fivescore years.
AZ cabinetmaker. George MUIR, who
has died at Granthnm. England, Mt the
age OF seyenty-eight, was employed
10y the same firm for sixty-seven years.
He not only worked in the same shop.
but actually Mt the same bench. MUIR
took the only holiday OF his life TWEEN
ty-slx years ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-14
Tales They Tell.

An old woman In Hannibal. Mo-, re.
Gently used a railroad ticket bought
twenty-five years ago.
4 prisoner at Marshall, Mich, ate
three electric light bulbs and clay
pipe in IN effort to kill himself, but
failed.
A hen owned by w. F. Gresham, q
farmer living near Leeds, Ala. laid an
egg on which were "y. b. c., 'Oa." Tho
hen IS named Vic.
A sanitary inspector found in the
foreign residential quarter In Alliance,
o.. Il cow stabbed in the cellar OF a
house and six-week-old calf In the
parlor upstairs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-14
For keepina Ice.


Besides great anxiety sickness in the
house causes great deal OF extra
work. In any disease accompanied by
fever arises the complication OF how to
keep Ice water always Mt hand. so at
any minute the patient may have e re-
freshlng drink.
1t Is very firing for the nurse to run
down several flights OF steps to the
basement, where the refrigerator is
generally kept, to say nothing of the
invalid, who is apt to be restless and
exacting. and the long walt on the
overwrought imagination makes her
feel as IL she was being neglected.
The following method for keeping ice
upstairs is very good and shows how
besides being reading matter q news
paper can be turned into a very useful
article. One often wonders II the an
cient Romans who first introduced the
daily journal ever realized to how
many uses 1t was going to be put and
what they would think IL they could
look on the present generation and see
the thrifty housewife rolling up car
pets with it TO keep out the moths and
covering the pantry shelves.
Fill pitcher with ice and water and
set in the center of Il newspaper, then
gather the four corners at the top,
bringing the ends tightly together
Place a rubber band around them to
hold close and exclude air. A pitcher
Of ice water treated In this manner viii
stand all night with scarcely percep-
tible melting Of leo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-14
BASEBALL NOTES.

In the reports from the Southern
baseball training grounds the good old
torn "crockery whip Is again climb
ing on To the carUvansary.
Tho Pirates will get their usual
trip to Atlantic City this summer
Dates have been arranged at the ia
nous resort for the Pittsburgers FOR
August IL and 49,
'Wild Bill'' Donovan Is the frat De,
troit player to join the hospital list
He sprained his ankle IN practice on
Saturday.
Charlie Chech Is sure of an allycar
job with Cleveland. There are many
baseball experts who say that Cfncin.
natl made u serious mistake in allow
Ing Chech to go.
Poor Bobby Wallace. the st. Lons
shortstop. will have TO struggle along
hcnceforth with almost the attenuat :
I'd income of United States sena-
tor.
IL lIonns Wagner doesn't play with
the Pirates this season Il won't -
on account of salary disagreement
Wagner has been told 10 MI IN his
own contract
Shorts,or Beach. who was secured
from Amherst College by the Balii-
moro Eastern League team. has do,
cided not to play professionally, and
has so notified Manager Dunn.
Manager McGraw says TINT lLiko
Donlln has violated no law and does
not have to be rcinstatod. or conrsn.
Donln will play with the Giants. but
II looks ms though 1t will bo after the
national commission lifts the sugpen-
sion
Connie Mack. manager of the Ath-
lotics, has written from New Orleans
asking Eddie Collins TO report ut the
Crorcent city as soon as he Is able.
Collins Is laying on In order to give
his arm rest
Socks Scybold. the hard-hiti'ng out.
fielder OF tho Athletics. who wns in.
Jured while sliding to n base rt New
Orleans Friday. is believed not 70 he
seriously hurt. He is now In the hos
ritnl, hut hopes TO be out In a dag
or two.
The Cardinals have purchased Fiji st
BaSeman Jack Flynn from Toronto.
Tho Leaves had no place FOR Flynn
and disposed of his services for ST.
500
The Americans in Paris have miss
cd their national game. The longing
TO see real old fashioned game OF
baseball has resulted in the organiza-
ton of theAthletic Club of Paris.
Baseball is the ultimate object of
this club.
Tho last shot that the fIighlanders
received when they left New York
for Atlanta was that not even n glass
of beer can te purchased in Atlanta
under the new prohibition law. One
sarcastic individual remarked that It
was a pity the law had not been In
force last year, but he was content
with that and did not elaborate fur
ther.-New York Herald
According TO an early morning dis
patch from Little Rock, 1t is to be
Capt" Robert Unglaub of the Boston
Americans ngain this year. Bob re.
manned captain of tho nine last season
after he was replaced by Mcclure as
manager, but not until n few days ago
was there much talk OF his being re-
appointed. Mcclure figured on start
ing without a captain. or having Jim
my Barrett look after things on the
field.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-14
80 CURE ANY DISEASE.
The Cause Must be Removed, Same
Way With Dandruf7.

Kill tine germ that causes dandrur,
falling hair and badness. you will have
no more dandruff. and your hair must
grow iuxuriantly. Newbro's Herpiclde
not only contains the dandruff germ
destroyer. but it is also n most delight
full hair dressing for regular toilet use.
No other hair preparation is on this
scientific basis of destroying the dandruft
Serms. 1t stops all irritation. keeps tn.
scalp sweet. pure and wholesome Re-
member that something claimed to be
Just as good" Will not do the work of
genuine IIerpicide. Sold by leading
druggists. Send 1oc. In stamps for Gam
ple to The Herpicide Co.. Detroit. Mich.
ALIENS DRUG STORE, ePEciAi.
A6ENTS.
Two slzes-5oc and s1.09. sRIE1
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-14
FIippant filings.

Hardly day passes now that astute
politicians fail to see deep signla.
rance" In something or other.--Indlan-
apolis News.
DIR. G. A. Waterman, who says ia.
tIgue is not germ. but condition.
may be right, but sometimes 1t Is
plainly a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Courier
journal.
Senator Davis says that no man on
earth ever made 100000 honestly.
Oh. we don't know about that! Wait
ing for rich relative to die ia honest
enough, and it's hard work BESIDES
washington Post.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-14
PAPER BAG WITH HANDLE.
Novel Way of Carrying Twelve Baoo at
Once.

In the near future the up TO date
grocer, baker. etc, Will be handing
goods to his customers In the novel
paper bag shown below. This bag Is
similar in shape and size 10 the usual
paper bag, except that the sides and
the bottom are foldable. The sides OF
the bag are perforated near the top.
When the bag is fat the perforations
Will form two holes adapted TO receive
loop of string having the ends tied.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-14
Not There All i1ln Life.

Having come as far as New York
ON IL business trip n Washington man
took II run into Connecticut, where
he had lived In his childhood. In
the place whore he was born he nc.
costed 4 venerable old chap of some
eighty years. who proved To be the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-14

very person the Washingtonian
sought to answer certain inquiries
concerning the place. AS the conver-
satlon proceeded the Washington man
said; Il suppose you have always
lived around here?" "Oh, no." said
the native. III was horn two good
miles from here. Chicago News,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-14
ARRANGEMENT NO. 3.

] Heavy White Enameled Bed.
l National Wire Bed-sprlng chest
mlde).
] Forty Pound Cotton Felt Mat
trass, in two sections (This mat
hess alone retails for $l0.)
Pair Six Pound Goose Feather Pill
lows.
1 solio Oak Combination Dresser
AID Wash-stand with Large Plate
Glass Mirror and Drawers.
] Oak Cane Seat Chair.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-14
Usual Cost $4,000.

In addition to the therein
2no Old Hickory Chairs
- ~" ''sNs'y nssn7
low re ~ n 1853 '"Nsn -
who ~ -1
THE ARTICLES WILL BE xo YRg
3 -.. PuRcEiAsgRa az TEtE
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-14

] Oak Cane Seat Rocker. srGss Iirg
1 Oak Room Table.
! Ice Water Pitcher and Glass.
! Candle stick. !
] White Toilet Set. 6 pieces. =. ST
l Spring Roller Shade.
20 Yards OF japanese Mating.
6 Hemmed Cotton Sheets, extra size.
Hemmed Cotton Pillow Slips.
8 Cotton Huck Room Towels.
2 Turkish Bath Towels.
] Cotton Padded Comfort,
] Extra Large Marseilles Spread.
Our Price S35,0D.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
PUBLIC NOTICES.

no-th-west corner OF before mentioned -.
No 2ST; thence along the no-rneriy - -
eastsriy lines OF said parcel anE the -a,-
cry nns Of before nentioret parcel y.
2s,6 the following courses distanrss -
rr1r~ss- South 81 So 50~ East fOsss n "a "a
south IL or 3O~ East eS IS feet 80.
12s 49' West 433.7 81 feet. on a cSrSs
s,b goo feet e a 5s0Ss West 70 as4s p f:si o5 s ts
OF goo feet radius 70 The right. 81. -.
South fes OO' Dor West z12 fs.s -
curve Of 100 feet radius 70 the left. 3
feet. and South g 50, West 3322 ss.. =
fhs south-east corner Of said Dsrosf -. -
1sj in the center OF before mentioned ".
fatr Road: thence along the center ~. =
said road and partly along the s0atn.-i-
line Of said parcel south So 5s' s1~ We,
2f44 feet thence continuing along -
southerly parcel lin. South Do AZ ~.
10 feet 10 a point in the southsriy Ilrs =
said road: thence along aid road line. A.
continuing along s 1 ssid soutssriy parcel iias
point or place OF beginning
Tne fee IL to be acquired by The CIV a.
Nos. 267 20 3fS. both Inclusive. .5rialr.,
Ia the above descriptions. excepting pars.
No 3O7. in which a perpetual easer1e-f 4,
10 be acquired
owned BY the New York Central ard ~
son River Railroad Company desixus+sS :.
psrcei- 3f2 313 ala and BIS. Aiso us--.s
Nos. 3i6-31T. claimed by the STATE of Ne,
n any real estate hersinb-sor. d..c-.s.s
Is devoted to highway or other public -.
poses such use shall continue until r.
city Of New York shall have the rizSt a
change the same
Dated August I. 190S
FRANCIS KEY PENDLEToN
Corporation Counsel
ords Corner OF Chambers ana cs-.-.
Streets. Borough OF Manhattan. w.
York City
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15

an buvinr by packers Tn. again weak,
s Bsd pen BY o the the ay arp Il
hogs with % 600 snBssed bes neudns SI sSo at
Omaha PoRk-s5eady to enotsa; si0sls M 60
s5af1 @ sami uossd ssals Mess 'a sa 0ess sas So
'Sss sstF At 1Rs sas
Quoted: s5se $50 I n sS GEsTs isq n
Picked belespn oaoted; smoking lie; 10 MN n
lS5o ~ ~ i r. l9f y m uoed cfag 7lsc
5sas's LARb-FiTm Quoted asd;.. Middle NJ ole
GsSc- Refined iard-steady Quoted: South Amerisa sa
lose Continent eeoc brazil kegs. 12 & 1Sc c9M-
Steady. Quoted: 0leo. 12a1214c; city lard stearine
RICE@The local market rice steady and
fairly active with hrmness Of tone OF & Iee
distributing points Quotations follow: Screenings 44c;
ordinary 5c fair 5qSsc good ordinaTg o7sgsc ss
Rangoo,. Bassen. 4l49Je.
sugar today with the market quite in tone. al
though prices unbalanced The foilowns t are list
Of cent for cash days Crystal aolRnSs mos i ,1;
Eagle see sbs s @ cut oS e' podsPsd SSc
10 powdered and Eagle eonfeoners gTanuatea; ] Tea
and ss,5a fine so d bass DO soc
Sls 10 bags 5.45c; n bags do. 54oc 10 n bags
do es5c; 25 and so 10 bags do. 525c; Eagle fine or
A sc: No l. Sc Nos and g. Csc; No T. zoo Sc' No q
4s5c: No g. sec: 40 II 4sSc: No H. 445c: No u.
44oc Nos T. Is and 1e 4$5 The Local ri ray @ s1gsf o
nnseevado 50 test at Sc moasses sugar
50 test at 2oa3 2sc This decline was the result OF
yednesday Just confirmed 261c basis a5 degree test
which is figured to be eqqa1 to &
and the buyer the Federal Sugar Rehnns en
h more ns The London market for was Aad
higher with August at los l12d ana sI5 America
e2 e4 tons 800 tons last year e- al 5g 5
same sam rsinst decrease Of 206 last week Total
stocks and ahoats together show pl ear or de-
crease IF IS 261 tons
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. August "A, 1s'

New August IA lsVo;
RFFyFs-Receipts 9S cars. or i.6o2 heao' IN IN
cu6ing 81 cars consigned direct to slaughterer 0
to be ssR9Ttea T ac ave anG ea15c higher light
supply and firm COWS % 1Td nare steers sold at s.
Sc SO per 70 bulls at 81 4oaSS - extra s1ais 40 per
S for Ordinary choice sides Latest private cables
59 a4 IPSo ps % rssed ans %ss a.
11al2c per 70 No e3P5S nd6n 1no will H take out $50
for Son and 900 cattle for .s5Sn nT viii
Carry about $50 Of beef for & GO nna
With prexous shipments this port for the
se x Of 4b @ T 1ais IF Great shf sin With the of
u sse s1ese ais shamberg Som virginia 1927 =
s. g gsF = %" a NJ 3 i Dc e at l3' S & s. At Is DO O 2as
n at se 10: DO 1211 70 at S. 75 do 1888 ~ at
ytrgnia gin % steers s. l2es 81 n i,ss st
r. at S. So IS DO 1916 10 at IS 40; do 118o f' at
Tobtn shannon: 10 west Virginia IA n at
se Sc e Is 6nsgekE s % d1 los IN r. at at 8 4o bulls rs
2" Keg4sx oaz sfss5' as n 1se s 3 3 &C. & 8 3d. do
900 fb al 81 % $50 ~ at 81 70; do 967 ro at
Rsrna Ss GO Commission o. 28 steers 1888 10
$ Sanders lis7 n at s. a 20;
II T. bulls So n H. 9 I s. n at s4T S. $50 So y do 800 h. at 81 IS
do $50 10 81 20: II do $50 ~ at 81 S5 heifers'
Andrew Mullen: bull. 500 H. So: do. 800 ~ at
ss 3Gs t hsaa p6gfns msba wls i1s
and steady srasers ogtterrliks and d MGSeP4 IN
ersey City COMMON to veals sold at s5@$s so
per 100 ID; culls at 81 srassers ana outteInhs at
10: dressed grassers butterrnks at 76712c
Sales-Andrew Mullen: 13 mixed calves. 161 10 aver
age: at So so per! 100 n fed calf $50 iO at 81 2S
s sanders: 50 veas 100 70. IS 50: do. 1876 10 at
ss do. Isl 10. at 81 So do. $50 10 at 80: Gull
Tobin shannon 81 veas 162 NJ at IS %; do 12o
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 25z cars or
for the market. making. with the stock carried over
yesterday 331s cars sale all at Jersey City with the
exception OF a Sheep in demand
and weak: prime lambs slow at 15925c lower:
and medium grades extremely dull at decline
OF S5950c About 15 Of lambs were unsold at the
100 ID: 81 5ods2 81 12lz per head;
choice at s4qs6 20 100 10: cus at So So
Dressed mutton slow at 1gc per 10 dressed lambs at
ssIes-Nevton & Co 227 Kentucky lambs. 75 y aver
age Sc 40 per 100 NJ 243 do. 90 ~ at $ IS 224 Itr
gnia do n S so; do (culsl. 81 10. at So so;
Kentucky sheep SIS 10. 81 25 do, 137 n. at So;
Virginia do h. 81 q; (culs, 100 n 81
245 Do 20 10 at S IS; a47 DO 68 n at s. So
lucky sheep 10 81. 26 CO. 105 10 at 81 50' do.
Tobin & shannon: 21e Kentucky lambs "A 10 at Sc so
sheep, Ioa fb at 81 25: Ohio do ls5 n. at So so
So 75 1S do n at s5 30 1s9 Kentucky do. 7s 10 at
S5 % Kentucky sheep and lambs So n at 81 20 West
Virginia sheep cullsl IS n at 81 90 %. 1+, ,.r+.
81 fb $6 247 64 10. at So Kentucky sheep.
~ So; 1s Gull sheep az 81 12ls per head
So do, n. 81.
S sanders: lambs 81 10; at IS so
Andrew Mullen: lambs SIS u, at IS 10
HOGS-Recepts 1915 2.136 head. in
Guiding head for the market No sales reported feel
ing weak Heavy state hogs sold late yester-
day at Sc 30 per 100 n
Sales date yesterday)Andrew Mullen: 19 state hogs
2s5 n average. at Sc 80 per 100 no. roushs 1876 o'
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
EUROpEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Aug 14-C1osing: WHEAT-SPot quiet
No red Western winter. IS "a: No I California IS
Is Sad. CORN-spot firm; American mixed. IS 4d
Futures firm; September IS 97sd- FLOUR-Winter
patents steady. 29s HOPS in London Gacihc CoasD
steady II 1Os6f2 SIS. BEEF-Extra INDIA mess firm.
loss PORK-Prime Western strong rs Sd.
HAMs-Short cut . n. strong. SOS 6d. BACON
Cum berland 2S 30 10 sos: short rib.
~ strong. 49: long clear middIes light Is to
n strong Sd; long clear middles. heavy, 81
n AIS: short clear backs, 6 TO 20 n. firm
clear bellies. II to 16 lb. strong. SIS SHOUL-
DERS-Square. II to 13 N. firm, SIS 6i- LARD
Prime Western. in terces: steady. AS Sd: American
refined. in pals steady. AIS 50. CHEESE-Canadian
white firm. 59s Cd: Canadian finest colorej
new frn1 COS 3D.