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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-10-15
Additional Locals

FARM FOR RENT-A Good farm
of 100 acres for rent. See T.B. West,
Kendrick.
Fruit Inspector, D. c. Dowdy. OF
Moscow was in town on business
yesterday.
Mrs. John Groh. former resident
Of Kendrick, now of Bovill, is visiting
with Henry Munstermaa and family.
M. ]. Rumbaugh, a hnarcier Of
Colfax, WASH, was among the visitors
in town Wednesday. visiting with U.
S. G. Evans.
Miss Esta Hill has resigned her
position with the Interstate Tele-
phone Co. and will be succeeded by
Miss Ruth Pemberton.
On page 8 of this paper the arst
regular dance of this season at Bar.
NUNS is announced for next Tuesday.
This is mistake. The dance will be
held on next Thursday.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-10-15

Princess Flour contains all
the good part of the wheat
and none of the other part.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-10-15
Ice Cream

And other good things for hot
weather and a dry thirsty
throat will be served by me
from now on. beside a full
attention to my cigar and
tobacco trade, and a full
stock of fine fresh candies,
nuts. and fruits ! will be
pleased to serve you with
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
ENGINEERS RECOMMEND
DIFFERENT BREAKWA1ERS
Win Better Protect Caribbean En-
trance to Carat and Will Cost
No Mere

PANAMA. Fob. "-William II. Tat
ompanied by Licutenani C-lonel
Gc"thals, the chief engineer OF til"
canal. and the special engineers pro
cesded from Cuithra % ColJn this
morning and h" had an orportuni.:
TO lock mo the il;,t"r OF the break
water which il is p!op0:" y Goa.
struct there
Tho ncgin"erS hav" C"c!dtd 10
recommend that breakW at"rs b" bull;
from Colon ANA Poin' Toro. which
will better protect The Caribbean en-
trance of 'hc canal AID form d safe
harbor.
The cost OF the brcakwaters will
be s10.000. 0G0, the same amount esti'
mated in the old plan FIR break
water paralleiing the channel.
Mr. Taft will inspect III" Pacific
locks and channel tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
Mr., sTuART's WITHDRAWAL.

Without regard to alignment win
this or that candidate for the gcvcr'
norship Of Virginia. the Daily Press
believes that from no quarter will
personal %mpa by he withheld from
Hon Henry c. Stuart in view Of the
circumstances which ne felt Obliged
him 10 rclinquish for the present his
laudablc ambition to scrv" his State
in the ccpacity OF chief executive.
However. many or few who may
have fav- rcd or opposed his selection
there probably is no: ono YirSiRian
who doubts tha; Mr. Stuart. had h.
continued the contest ami a,taine,
the ,r:ze. would have measured w tc
the highest standard fixed ny an
governor of Virginia in the admins
'ra' ion of tina; hich offiC".
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03

seeker for the same-a few day
ago induced some guillible' cub pres
correspondent TO wire that he ha'
offered President Roosevelt $4,000
week for thirty weeks TO do WIG
West horsemanship stunts and shoe
( glass balls before American audien
| ces, a Ia Buffalo Bill. The engage
| ment TO begin shortly after Mr.. Roose
yelt's retirement from the White
House.
The auprarance of an article Of this
character in Il newspapers adVertis'
ing columns. plainly labeled, would
not have been surprising. Bu, thai
great newspaper like the Baltimor"
Sun should have been taken in to the
extent OF printing the story on it,
trent page under big headlines is de-
cidedly astonishing.
II is not improbable that the enter
prisIng Snowman despatched such Il
letter to the White House. knowing.
OF course tina; It either would be- Is.
nored or that the profYer would be
CURLY declined.
Il we can not endorse all Of the Of
fetal acts OF the man occupying the
presidential chair-and very few OF us
do lust nowhere still should be
shown a certain amount Of respect for
the Office itself and for the incumbent
chosen by large majority OF the
people.
President Roos.velts vagaries ar
many-somc OF them mcxplicablc.
But there has been no incident in
his plst life which might be taken
10 foreshaGow that ne could b" temp
ed by any amount of money to step
from the White House into Wild West
show arena and become an equcs.
trian mountebank.
Really. the cnterprisng showmcn
should pay for their advertisements.
Just as merchants AMI other business
men dc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03

never existed at this advanced stag
Of a campaign.
Mr.. Glass may enter the lists or h
may NOT. Uncertainty in this regar.
Is large factor.
! The liQuLr temperance anti-salOor
] ouestion is another factor. and unit
the An,i.SalOon League has announc
ed a definite policy. and until the can
| didates have expressed themselves
| more definitely as between local OPP
ton and State wide prohibition, III"
r,>nlt in the primary cannot be fore
| cast with any great degree OF Ger,
| tainty.
| The Anti. Saloon League meets in
Norfolk February ~ and II Is expect
| ed that the most significant action 1t
will take will relate to the future pol
lev Of the league. and that action in
wolves the question OF decision as be-
tween the present policy of local cp'
ton, on the one hand, and State wide
prohibition on the other.
The league will be embarrassed in
reaching a decision because the Su-
preme Court has deferred until March
consideration of the constituliOnality
CT the Ward special election law. UNI
der which local option elections have
been held in several important com
munities. 1t would be no surprise II
the Anti-SalOon League made no de-
Cision in its February convention. but
instead o! taking final action, sh1uld
empower its executive committee to
act after the Ward law had been fin
ally passed upon by the Supreme
Court
As IN" matter now stands Judge
Mann Is committed only 10 the policy
OF local option. Mr.. Glass. though
credited with advocacy of the policy
t State wide prohibition. has no, an
nOunccd himself as candidate.
The withdrawal. OF Mr.. Stuart is
pleasing to what is known as the 'or-
ganization men," the candidacy OF
Mr. Glass would probably disrlease
them,
If Judge Mann and Nr Tucker
should be the only candidates the con.
test will lack for life II Mr.. Glas.;
sc;S in the race he will inject all the
ginger the most arden, lover of real
''Scrap could desire. Richmond
EvC9inS J,urnal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03

When Presilent-elec; TAT. and hi:
party arrive at South i'ass. AT the
mou; II OF the Mississippi Biver on
February II they will y" transferred
&c the scou; cruiser Birmingham am
taken at once 10 New O.igaI..- Whrnc.
they will make I'll" rcmande.. CT :ht
trip to Washing Gil by rail.
The birmingham l. % BE- U."d fO'
the short rip up n" love- MissiS
sippi because CO her higher draugat
than he North Carolina.
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Weather in January.
Editor Daily Press.

Editor Daily Press.
Dear Sir
The following recorI CT the climatic
conditions in Newport News during
the month Of January may interest
some Of your readers who have not
kept the record for themselves
This record applies only to daytime
conditions.
1st Sunshine 2ni. Sunshine. :rd. g.
" CioIly = " SUNSHINE. ith. Sun
shine. ath. \. VI. Lish, Rain. y. "
Heavy Rain. Sth. SUNSHINE" eth. A. "
Cold and Cloudv. p. VI SNOW Sth. A.
VI. Cold and Cloudy. p NJ Warm AMI
Sunshine. Sth. 4 W. Cold and CLOUDY
". " Warm and Sunshine. 9th. Sun
shinc 10Th Srnshin" 18th. Sun
shine eth. Sunshine IS:h Rain
18th Cloudy 18th. A. VI Cloudy. r
w. Cloudy turning - SUNSHINE. 18th
4 VI Light Rain. r. " Heavy Rain
iI'h. Cod and ClCuiy 18th. Sunshine
18th SUNSHINE Goth. Sunshine 2lst
Sunshine. 22nd Sunshin" 23rd sun
shine. 18th Sunshine 18th. sun
shn,i cSth. Sunshir" eth. sun shine
! 2Nth. Suns hinc 9th a ". CioUdv
~. " Rain. Goth. SUNSHINE IN, v"ry
Cold. sis. Sunshine hat very Cold
summary Sunshine 2cdavS Rain
-. DAYS. Snow. - da; Cold and
Cioudv. - days Warm and CIouiy
~: dals Total. 81 days.
NCry Truly Yours
SrRSC RIRER
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GoyERNoRShip UP IN The AIR

The unexpected VI ',irsNa' OF Mr.
I"n:l {. StUarI a 4 cane idl'r 'or
The DmoCrafir gui"rnIiOTial mi
nation leaves In ;hr field Judge vii
liam H. Mann and "NC"ngrcssmar
Harry :: GcorSr Ticker. Congress
man Carer Glass may. however. b"
come \ candida"
The climiua'iCl ~ Mr. Stuart =, a
factor simpiiiicS The SiiCa y. on i
facr. zinc" tho voters. a. thv st'ratin-
nov stands. have % chnS,-" y ,w,'r
oulv NO candidates. instead of am"ni
hrrc. Tho fri"nGS of Judg. Va.
have. perhaps. greater r.Is0u ~
juhila,ion than he friends % "
Tucker. hccan-c the impression 7~at
; often out. certainly in This sccticI
Of tho State. thai JuiS" Mann hal
NOE to fear from NJ. Stuart can
'macy ihaa from Mr.. Truckers
Whether that impression was ha -,
ON sound reasoning and Z 'I,"' a;
:Iysif Of ihc situation. e l. y go,
saTy for Us 10 Discus a; The rrosru
;imc.
We :l,irk 70 can 10 said that srca'
er uncertainty a. who viii - ~,
Democratic gubcrnaioTial nomIue'
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ciple with uhswerving loyalty
japan ard America.

Japan ara AUC''S~.
| The foreign minister dwen +
length upon the relations b"'W' u
Japan and America He said tIi'
friendship OF Japan ani the In.'e.
| States is traditional and it is af|o
luteiy essential that bot h main''ih uh
impaired those sentiments of amy
and extend and strengthen 'H.m b!
every means. Notwithstanding m
perfect accord which has al""yJ N
listed regarding the aims OF the we
countries in the far East and N rs
Pacific, ii appears that doubts nav
been enter, aimed in som" quai''i'
concerning the sincerity If tn" IN eli!
items. In order 20 rtmov" ih., ans
understanding the TWO governments
have deemed II advisabl" to "Xrhan%'
DIPLOMATIC notes officially announcing
4 common policy which am coavinc,
ed will be largely instrumental IN
preserving the repoSr Of The Orient.
with regard 10 IN" question o.
the legislation unfavurabl" to Japan
now pending in California. tn" I'M
perial government is relying upon the
sensr OF justice OF the Amt rican pro'
pie together with the friendly disco
si'ion OF the Federal government, ard
is conf dent thar the question will no.
lead 70 international complications
Th" foreign ministers speech was
rcc"iv. with appliance by the c"rein-
mrnt side of the house. but Cont
Hatlori. an opposition member immr,
dlnt"ly began bitter and sensational
attack on the foreign policy OF ,b''
governmen'.
Resents American Treatment.
He said that Japan had no; de-
t"rmined foreign J. licirs and that
this was shown by her recen' atU-
tudc toward America where Japanese
Wer" denied an equal opportunity
AMI wer" even abused by Americans.
The recent events he'd proved that
the anti-Japanesc sentiment in Anne
RIGA had not subsidized The speaker
attacked particularly the recently COLI
cludeG agreement between Japan AID
America. saying h" believed the Jap
anesc foreign Office was forced by the
American government to sign the
aCreenl"nr in order to prevent rOmpli.
cation by n" Japan's" Oh III" Pacific
coast.
H. declared that Japanese iign!
had been injured thereby and liz pa:
siCnatclv urged the < vcrnmen. 20
enforce the principl" cf equal oppH".
tunity. which alon, couli solve Il
Qu, stion OF tie riShs OF ia; an' ST. II
foreign counl ries.
Cheered by Opposition.
He said that even the President y:
on" country lad deuird Japanese t."
RICH, 20 travel. ri.yht which waS
theirs by treaty.
c. ult Hattcri'S sperct. was greeted
Ey continued cheering by the o?pos'-
ton.
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Or ALDERMAN TAKES HIS TIME.

The Newport News Press calls on
DR. Alderman TO resign the Fresiden
cy OF the University of Virginia on
acc:um, Of that award. That's rush
ing the unhappy affair a Bit too fast
Let's wait 10 hear from DR.. Alder
man, II he defends the award. he
will take his chances. -Norfo'h
Land mark.
Perhaps the Landmark is right. BUT
II now seems that we must walt in
definitely 10 hear fully from DR.. AL
derman
The Daily Press proceeded upon the
assumption that the University prcsi
dents friends promptly advised him
concerning the situation when the
tempest first arose. II the disiin'
guished educator be prepared to vim
dictate his action. 1t would Stem that
he should have regarded this obliga
ton as of greater moment and urgen
cy than any business which he may
have gone to New York to transact,
Many days have gone by since the
matter first began 10 attract attention
and so far as Dr. Alderman actions
may be taken as an index. he appear
to be the least pcrturbed oil all those
concerned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
COULDN'T STAND TEST.
Cir, Desiring to En'iet eaIHs on Ply
steal Examination.


CHICAGO. Feb. c.-Wiliins to on,
dure the hardShips Of trip TO the
Philippines as private in The Unite"
States arm: with recruits, Just tn
see her sweetheart. a yOrnS AMI beau
tiful woman. Disguised a. youth and
who gave tine name Il claude Ham
ilton. attempted TO enlist in III" army
at the South Chicago recruiting sta
tiCn. When her sex wsS discovered
bv the examining officer. Sh" broke
down an tod hcrstory
Business was du!' 3t the recruiting
station when 4 candidate. apparently
q Young man. entered. He" appeared
travclWorn. bat his" fac" was bright
\ long ant mohiI" Goa fur gloves and
a fur cap completed III" outer AT.
tire
Il want 10 Join III" army" said the
candidate 10 The recruiting officer
md then the preliminary Gu' st:oui
wore asked.
Name" began tn" examining off
Ger
Gland" Hamilton.
Address,
.Girari avon" and v"u;y-S'coI.!
street. Philadelphia. an. w"Tcd the
applicant
The caniidat" readily parsed the
weight. owe and hearing test ami ;hC
cysminin: officer then CaEt chill
over the wCuid-Hr soldier with thCsc
words:
Now. for tho physical "Xamina.
ton
For IN instant tn" candidate stood
shocked. Tncn ihc ;oHng woman
confessed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
USE CANAL CHANNEL.
Pacific Mail Liner Travsrees Entrance
to Canal Mouth,
CIV Associated Press.

(Ry Associated PreSS.D
a PANAMA. Feb. The Pacifc
Vail Steamship Company's steamo:
Eewpor; used today for the first time
the Pacific entrance to the caaal
which has been dreIged 10 a d"p:h
OF 50 feet.
President-elcct Taft was NJ: pres,
ent when the Newport started on tn"
any kind.
The channel used by the Nswpo,
leads into what will be the completed
channel from the Pacific side. Til
channel has been dredged for DIS,
lance of aLou; five miles from the
shore TO deep water.
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Mascrs Honor TAFT.

CTNCTNNATI. OHIO. Fob. 2.-Th''
gram master OF Ohio MasOns Charles
:. HCskiRsor. ~ ZlncSvilir. has ten
."rrd 'o William II. Taft. III" rare
aud high homer Of being made a
NaSrn al sigh
Mr. Taft has dcCeptci and will r.
turn 10 Cincinnati Thursday. Fe5ru
airy Is. when IN" grand master will
convene dislir guishcd conn., any al
Maso-s in the scottish Rite cathedral
aud CN"rcis. n" high prcroErativr
which b'lons- only To SranI master
of MsSunS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ?. 1909
suPRsME COURT sMiTEs TRUSTS

BY the close voi" of nv" TO fouF'
the United States Supreme Court on
Monday last d. llyerrd upon The trusts
the hardcs; blow hat these mono-
polistic combinations have received
since the Sherman antitrust law was
passed by Congress and approved by
President Harrison in 1890.
In effect. the majority decision o.!
the court holds that 4 combination
In restraint Of trade. which comes
within the purvcy of the antitrust
law, Is deprived OF the privileges OF
appeal to the Federal courts TO COM
pei a creditor TO settle an obligation
incurred in the purchase Of goods or
commodities.
While the Interests that are hardest
hit may always be depended upon to
rail against Ave 10 four decision
in the United States Supreme Court.
whether they belong to the capitals
tic or proletariat class. the gentle
men who head the trusts should re-
member that they vociferously ap-
plauded a five to four opinion fifteen
years ago which rendered void the
Federal income tax adopted by Con-
gress AMI approved b. President
Cleveland. Besides. in the income
tax case two hearings We're had be-
fore the Supreme Court-perhaps the
first, and certainly the last proceed
ing of the kind on record In the
first instance. the income tax was de
clared constitutional Some in.
fiuence was powe rful enough to obtain
rehearing OF the same cause bc:or"
the same tribunal and i'm the mean.
time ore associate justice If the Unit.
ed State Supreme Court changed his
min+recsnted his formerly express
ed opinion and the hrst decree up
rolding the national income tax was
revei sed by vote of FIVE 10 four.
An extract from thu account OF
the wall faper trusts cas-"
which was printed Yesterday in tbs
news Columns OF the Daily Press. /:
here reproduced:
In Ave 10 four decision HANDED
down by the Suprcm" Court today the
position was taken that an individna
Or association Of individuals Canno
b. made % pay for vain" received
II the creditor is m Illegal combina
ron within the meaning q: the Shcr
man antitrust Law
The Continental Waii;spc- Ccm
Tany sued The Louis NoiSif & Sons
Co. OF Ohio. for payment q: deb
Of sboa; So o"a. The case was trie.
in Ohio All finally reached the Sd
pTrcie CoUr-. II vas the irsi cas-.
of the kind ira; had ever been brfor'
-" 90 "-"H' '"''u ~" H'f' " w
decision will bc yC-y far-rrachinS
Justice Harlan read tho utrol,in
opinion.
He said that INC Coz mental Wal
Paper Company Rad admitted in tn
ts.ai court that IL was a selling cor
cerB for an Illegal combination Z,
rr-'raint Of trade AMI clearly with
In the meaning Of the sherman ia-
II the courts shouid aid tho ria:ntii
in collecting the debt Ia question. sal
the cont. 81 ~oG'd bc 'suiamoun, {;
ccunfesanc!nS m Illegal association
which. Of course. vas not 30 b
Though. OF u would. IN fac 10 -
coaragine violation Of the law"
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TWO NEGRO SUICIDES.
End Their Lives in StrikirgIy Similar
Manner.

mdUVSE.
PENSACOLA. FLA. Feb. 1.-TWO
negroes committed suicide here yes
terday. the acts being committed
within au hour CT each other and T.:
a manner strikinsiy similar
William Rawls. confined in the
county Jail. ran lie length CT the cor
ridor ard when nearing steel cell
CAV" a lea. dashing his br.'ns out
against ih. cell A little later a.
III Id nifsd negro stood In tn. center
OF Iailroa track and as train
approa he'd him jumped as j: t. bu.
She engine irom the track. His
h' az was severed from the body.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

TIC hard drinLcr j. usually an
"aSN or"
Running ". biIIs soon runs man =
rrpui alton down
Sometime mans silence speaks
voirmns f,r his d.srrcfpcss.
Trust IN tho Iyord-huf DO Ht'F
hustIins on yuoF own account
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o s,rie, Appropriations Increased.

ID! N.F'FI"'' 7 49,
WASHINGTON. I. C.. Feb. -
Tho district ~ Columbia Apr Pri7-
ton hill whIca vas reported io ih''
Senate teday carries ioiai apprnp'"".
t'oas amounting 30 sI:."=G."cZ. n"
,pcrrss. o, over ss.ees."so more tha-
we carrirt nv 'hc bin ss u T,asS"i
ibc House
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03

GTrss ~ reforms IN China and - ~
ouT earnest lopr hat IN" s:ai' lyon
~ CIina viii pr"S"rvc losn"z'ic o.. r
and tranquility We have ir'ar'
bly, nadc u q guiding rule 10 Oh y"
the open door prinriplr with equal
opportunity 10 China AID az a-r f-r.
= G"icImin'd &c adhere 20 tha' priI.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03

All candidates fcr cabinet job
SHOULD be equipped with wireless AT
once. The fog is growing thicker
Washir Ston Post
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CLYDE STEAMSHIP co
Steamer. ~ PhilsdeIphis


SUNDAY. MONDAY. THURSDAY
and FRIDAY.
Sailing from philadelphia TUESDAY.
wedao<day. FRIDAY sni Saturday.
freight received md delivered
d.siv At { a y. Pier No & Office
River Road. JAS. W NCARRICE.
Tcn Sog; bern Agent.
CLYDE STEAMSHIP co.
4, south D~iswsre kycarc.
rh.adelrbia, "a
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Daily Service
FOR NEW YORK
&,olfS> From COmpany's Wharf.
& Norfolk, foot Of Church
" street every week day
X at 100 P. N.
FARE-First-class. one way. $500:
Round Trip. limit thirty days. $l4Oo--
meals and berth IN stateroom In.
Guided.
Steeraee, without subsistence. $500.
TICKETS on sale at c. & o. Rail-
way Ticket Odlce.
NIGHT LINE BETWEEN NEWPORT
NEWS AND RICHMOND. VA.
Steamers Brandon and Befkley
leave Pier a. $50 every evening
PASSENGERS only.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COM
pANY. James River Day Line for
:2!chmond and all James River lano'
in.s. Steamer Mobjack leaves
Newport News. Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays at S:45 .. m. Leave
Newport News Monday. Wednesday
and Friday a. p. m. for Norfolk and
Old Point.
Steamer Hampton will leave Pier
"A" daily except Sunday. at 900 g.
H., 2cirg to Norfolk. and at 4:30 p.
M. goin. to Smithfield. Steamer "Ac.
. comac" will leave Pier "A" daily. ex-
cppt Sunday at a. M, going TO
Sm' hfield and 8 p. M. going to Nor
folk
All business between New York
and Ecxport News transacted at pier
No. g.
All business between Newport
News. Norfolk, Smithfield and local
pnnts transacted at Pier "A" foot Of
Twenty-!i;h s.. W. n. lANOOh'
Agent.
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In killing time Congress also seemS
inclined to butcher a few repntatiCna
every day--Norfolk Ledger Dispar CHI
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STEAMSHIP LINES

SVeRMSHtP ltNGS
Passenger and Freight
Newport News 20 0a'tirtore.
paiIy Except Tuesday. 6 .. m
Fare $500 One Way. $500 NoV~6
Trp-ineiUdino Ssstcsreom 0srth
Tickets TO al points.
Newport Ne~s 20 Boston,
Every Mon. We'd. and Sat. 1900
noon
Norfolk 20 Providence.
Every Nrn.. Thrr. and Sat. s .. ~.
For tickets and further Information
sppiy % II G. AVERY. kosus.
New port News, W.
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CARRYING MATTERS TOO FAR.

A CERTAIN Snowman in . ccrsin -
'ensey-sad neither name nor town
NJ ~ nsstiOaed without giving ,
frec advertisement 10 . paipasls
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WITH THE PHOTOGRAPHERS.

When the Cubans have nothing else
to quarrel about. they stroll out and
quarrel for about an hOur.-Rich
mond Times Uspaach
The difficulty experienced in filing
the jury box a, the Carmack murder
trial with sober men seems 10 indi
cate that Tennessee did no, get its
new prohibition law any too soon
New York Evening Sun.
It Is understood that in the MUD
Of Mr.. Newberry. the Secretary Of
the Navy. 4 doubt is beginning TO
arise as to just where he is aim
iianapOlis News
There s no doubt abou; the Cubans
capacity to celebrate. The doubt Is
about his capacity to govern himself
Boston Journal.
Our forecast for the year is that
there will be a marked falling OF in
Presidential messages early in
March--Ohio State Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03

Even Blue sunday" in New Yorl
has a whole lot OF fancy trimmings
baltimore Sun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
TRANSPORTATION GUIDE.

Chesapeake & Ohio ny.
Fast Trains to Richmond and the
West.
Leave Newport News 1905 q. IN.
,5:25 y. m.
Locals Trains to RIehmend
$50 am; 6:46 p. m.
Trains arrive Newport News. 1000
a. M, 1925 am, 5:35 pm. and 7:3e
y. m.
Steamers Service for Norfolk
Leave Newport News 10:40 4. m.
5: 40 p. m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
The Norfolk & Washing
ton Steamboat Co.

fSchednle Effective Nov. l. 190S.)
The New ana Powerful Iron Palace
Steamers NEWPORT NEWS. WASH
INGTON and NORFOLK will leave
daily as follows: