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MOTORCYCLES

1863 READING-STANIDARD motorcycle s-sls
d. p excellent condition. luggage carrier
and stand Price S-15- L5 ~ X
BARGAINS II SECONDHAND MOTOR
cycles. FROM $50 up. yale Indians. ]
Harley Davidson, Light. Twin Thor.
p II CORR. SIS gth s. n W
READI>G STANDARD. single cyIlader. good
y y. ave
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO RR
LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE

LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour the Odd HoE-~
70 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
new TERMINAL I'D ST. NEW TORE
go a. un--Di1er. Pullman FsrIsr Car
fa-o1 e ru--5-hOur train Brotlar PzrIs- G..
= GO a. m--Eull--a1 Esroiier Parker Czz.
IL 90 q E1--Daoer and Pullman ParIor c.,
= 10 D un--D11er and Pullman Pz-ior c.
900 2 zn--'rROyal L1mited-'E Al PuIlus1.
tt.oe D. n--coseEss 70 PhuadeIDhis-
$50 , m--Diner and observatioa Paris
Car.
So m--Coachss - New YORK
'1z-l5 y I--s slS5 q, % r Ss8 YORK
AILiNTIc CTTY. f7.Oa. SEA. t1sa -
fl-oo. 40 , p RsIums,.
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR
CWesk Dsyss e. NJ 70 II , I'd
s2.5z $50. fs-sg. 100. ia fs.0o SD -
"a aIS Ia, goo. fS.zS. "a. 49,
f4E 'S.oos 1853. go. T6oe go. fzs01. sf,aS
tF.g5. 'zes92. -lo-S5. su-5o. I2:1s ~. Il
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. -, $50 >
CINCINNATL- ST LOUIS. and LOUIS.
VILE Es-1O. e n. "8-05 D n. s1z-I8 ufRke
PITTSBURG. sS=l9 - n, IL 's=1s D =
slE.S0 night Sleeper ready 1E ?. u
CL.EA- LAND 80 > n
COLUMBUS. $50 , Il
WHEEIING. -S-1e - L. ID D n
CCNBERLAND. 'S;lS ? u ''Qusea ca
SS TSsIiScHEsTER- ts1o - Il ts.& Eas
, F4PEDERICK fs-za ts.la. ts.oA
IL 9isIE;GiE si2s fsls - II. fs.a p
9Daily- TExcePt Sunday sunday 0zIy-
TEI I-PHO%ES AZ al q the LoiloH1zz
Ticket offeess Is s. 1e e. A-la Isl sls
STATION Ticket once NAN 49, 4nfoC1as
ZION Bureau NAH -
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ICVALIDS. REJOICE for behold. b-fna
YOU glad riGiuEs ~ great JOY The Vacuum
Treatment. E-rf1rC-i-E.esrC-iug tle-ElsoL
circulation VIII cure ICfan-iIe paralysis teven
after Do has passed 20 the chronic STAGE.
LUcuwU-OT A-aEia. Rheumatism. PARALYSIS
BrlSh-'s Disease Cor7I-l- r-io1. tuberculosis
Cancer and the l5le-s1-ct-5 e-i-A1 IL
meuts- Come and learn what &C. VIII do Tor
you Booklet Information. and CousuIfa-
tiou free Hours Ig a. IN TO .. m Prof
"a " D. PARKER. I1-- 9th ST. X W.
VaShf1gr1u. .. c.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale

EQT SAFE
| 81 CASH 81 MONTH
FIRST -DIE ADVERTISED
AGENTS
VIII meet you any cay at slst - y z
And show you the PHETTIEsr lots
you ever cav.
GREATER CAPITOL HEIGHTS,
Cs00 II. above sea IeveLj
Highest point ia America sasr q tbs
CAPITOL OF L. s
Take H ST Car. Get on 61st st y. z
SC CAR FARE 70 Tickets 25c)
$50, $50, $40, $50, $50, SIS
800, s125, $50.
TERMS 81 CASH q MONTH
NO INTEREST. NO TAXES.
Schools. ehurcbes. stores. sraveled
streets and sidewalks. telephone ssrv-
ice Fronting on beautiful macadam
PUREsT WATER You ever drank
PUEE5T AIR you ever breathed-
OFFICES-s08 G street northwest and
s1sC and n e where you set OF cars
and meet the agents
Come Out Early Tomorrow.
81 CASH 81 MONTH
YOU CAN GET AL the city iuprovements
IN these beauriruI suburban homes, incIud-
ing electric lights a. the corn-r Of Kansas
ave, Allison. and 6th sts- y W. PetWOrth.
rooms, tiled bath, hot-water heat: large
attic and cellar in highest section q this
DetutiIuI section a $500 value Price SD
$50 cash ARTHUR CARR. 5o5 11th 81 y W
FOR SALE-3Ioderu. new brick house; hot
water heat; front and back porches5 OBJ
S556-BAI.ANCE EASY
HEEI.I W OEFUTT, Wis ave snd y =
INVEST N THE GARDEN SUBURB now
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS
Il s the nearest. has fast ca-s. only -
minutes ride
For refined people Of noderzts means. with
parks. Fairgrounds and gardeus-
building. and IN cost OF living
This Is 10 real estate BOOM but ooHtiaE-
lines. all planned By an architect
Lots SO up SO cash, $ per month
Invest here new and double your u-oasT-
1nis section Is slated % come hack into tbs
Come Saturday O. Sunday afternoon and
see the Morrtl etyle dau1p-proof cerens
houses. poured IN steel Mods costing ne
more than wood. shown ana Demonstrated
Car 10 VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS every fsz
minutes from Postof6ce corner. 12ta - zns
BALLARD 6 LANHAM.
81 18th St y "
> ACRES. near city, new house rooms,
hath and cellar front and rear porches.
EXCHANGE 81 T ST y W
SPLENDID VALUE AT se.f5Q
4 new 6-ro11l dwelling with wide haiI. oak
stairway cabinet Lautel. large pantry Iot
50 II vide only I fare @ any part OF CITY
values Increasing every week Easy terms.
HUGH A. THRIFT Union Trust Building
FOR SALE-5 acres Of land az Lzahsu
Nd near station. price SI.25o- R IGIlE-
HART. as 81 y z
Fer SAFE OF Kent
FOR SALE on REST-s-roon bungaI0ws-
large lot C0uvsuient 20 cars S15-5o nOuth-
A ~ ALzE4EEtE. hELAW0TLlr u & EC1E
zz65 L Lincoln. 4 ". LzPLIS. 1E17 =
y ". F11e s145 Main
For Rent
NEW I0-ROO1I house on 3 & O. R r. .
minutes from city So per month J s
JONES. BeltsVILe. Nd
FOR RENT-New 5-roon cottage, one car
fare near car line 617 18Th ST
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EDUCATIONAL
DENTISTRY

OPEN sunday % E. Special prices Painless
extraction and cleaning absolutely free.
81 sets az teeth Cor $40 $40 sets OF teeth
Tor S.. S. sets Of teeth Tor s. s. sets OF
teeth r0r s. Cod crowns. 81 BrIdgeu0rk.
s. %. Filings. Sc ARMY & NAVY PAIN
-ESS DENTISTS Cor 9Th and r SITS. En-
trance 6E5 r St. n W. $50 a m 70 5 D IN
Phone Main 1924 n
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

FOR EENT-Ddice- second f5or fronts 7th
and q. corner ROOM -iNZ2 it, entrance SIS
X " Apply MARYLAND LOAN CO
80 @ ~ "
LARGE LIGHT outside ru0-u- 7th and C
y W. suitable for professional or bust
ness man Apply MARYLAND LOAN co
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PHYSICIANS
DR.. SHADE,
SPECIALIST,
728 18TH STREET.

6 years practice treating the B=aIa. Nsry-
ouE System. Skin. Bleed Heart. Stomach.
Liver. IzlIEeys. Appendicitis. FITS, Cancer.
Ep6 Genera Debility hours, ~ 4. aaa
to 6=ya- Sundays. 10 - H Consultation
zee Ih.ne A[aLl d.
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE

IL sEGAL. ANTIQUE FURNITURE ~
PRODUCING. REPAIRING 81 Z ST ~
y. PHONE n 80 Y
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

DROP POSTAL. for our estimate on house
repairing and rcmcdeIinE- j. T. GIBBS
49, ! st. NV. Phones X 5597 and \ 1Z2J II.
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sEAHOARD AIR LINE AZ.

7n-05 a n daily Seaooard Fast Nail
---I---,- caches and pullman sleeps-E n
cc----S-esn and jacksonville z'a-iOr car Jack-
1------77-e 70 Tampa Through Sleeper q
AfTanra- dining car
- II m daily eaboard Exp1ess.'' elsc-
,-i--f1-- lishtsd sleeDers and observation cae
eosliII,ed with elecLTlc 1aLls- through ssr-
49, savannah jacksonville TAMPA A.
49, Birmingham AID Memphis Diatka
60 T-Sc,,t orlcs, 1Hs New York ave y. y.
z A. HAYWOOD c T A.
GEO 4 PHILLIPS D P A
2 = RYAN c. p A.. Portsmouth,. "a
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR SALE-Nsw Groom house. win acres.
or more II desired Z IL miles from River
dale on trolley line. now being built & go
also tracts from ! e . acrss- Phone ~ x
lay-attSyi-le- B D. STEPHEN Owner. River
dale. Md
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED

n Il PHILPITT. Reliable Umbrella and
PsraEuI Maker. Repairing and re-cover5ns
q specially. CravculeLtE. gloria. and six. s.
Sol r y "
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SPiRIUALISH

MEETINGS SUNDAY. Monday. and THURSDAY
o. M daily readings At tEe home or Mrs
= T. MALTBE. sc II ST y " Phone y
$50
AIArE- CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM. reads
-oC- life correctly gives names, feCts.
readings Ca5iy AMI sunday 6tI Sd " s.
Cor +. near Union Satioa- Ladies only
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NEW I0-ROOST house on B. & O. R r. =
minutes from city So Per month J s
JONES. Es-tsVILe. I'D
FOR RENT-New 6-roon cottage, one car
fare near car line 617 18Th st
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&f5o-I2 acres. 4-rOom bungalow less than a
mile from station The house is new and not
entirely finished. good garden and some
fruits plenty OF wood. fine spring
sos acres. 5-r11m house with good eel
lar miles from station IN excellent
ueiEhborhood. nearly all fenced plenty OF
young fruit for family use some bearing
UnimprOved land SO per acre Up
Guy BCRETT-.
with GEO HENDERSON. IEs r St
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FLOOR FINISHING

WASHINGTON FARQ CEE FLOOR SUR
FACING CO. $50 ed St. n W. Old
parQust floors scsap=,I down raGlIaE. polished
vT2Ned- expert vgo-lEuen. work a-uaranteed.
send postal
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Come Saturday O. Sunday afternoon and
see the MorriI style dsmp-proof cement
houses poured IN steel Mods costing ne
more than wood. shown and demonstrated
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FOR EXCHANGE

ECHAEGE improved city property for i'm
proved farm ln Va near p r. So acres
more Address BOX s5s. Times Office I
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BALLARD & ILANHAM-
Fer Sale OF Kent

FOR SALE OR RENT-s-r00n bu1EzlCEss
large l3t- Convenient 20 cars s11-5o unouth-
A. ". MALL-ERE. Eelilvr0rth, D c IONS
zz65 I Lincoln. OF 4 y. EAPLTS. 1907 = 81
y ". Fo1e 1345 Main
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-25
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY %. 1910.
THE PROPOSED HAMPToN.PHoE
BUS ROAD.

A matter OF great Importance 10
This entire section. especially 20
Hampton and Phoebus. was discussed
by Mr.. Frank F. Causey IN com
municsticn addressed TO the editor OF
this paper and published yesterday
morning. Mr.. Causey called attention
10 the fact that the road between
Hampton and Phoetus is a poor, cir
cuitous highway, practically monopo-
lied by the electric railroad tracks.
and suggested a route for new and
straight road which he believes should
be built at once.
This paper is inclined TO agree with
Mr.. Csusey in the belief that high
way to connect Hampton and Phoebus
is the most important piece Of road
construction in Elizabeth City county.
As he pointed out. there is a fine
driveway between Phoebus and Old
Point and an excellent road connect
ing Hampton and Newport News IS
just being completed. The missing
ling is between Hampton and Phoe-
frs, two towns which are close to-
gether literally and otherwise and
which should by all means be con-
,nected by the shortest and best read
that can be built.
. Mr.. Causey's suggestion that the
proposed new road should pass
through the Normal and Industrial H.
stitute farm seems to be a good one.
and If it is demonstrated that the
route Is the most desirable and prac-
teal, We have no doubt that the
school authorities will readily agree
to grant the proposed right OF way.
Let the business organizati-ns OF
Hampton and Phoebus look into in
proposition at the earliest possible
moment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-25
THAT PEANUT SHELL" STORY.

Not long ago there appeared IN
these column& paragraph concerning
| report TO the effect that IN tram
wrecked out West recently there
we're three cars loaded with peanut
shells consigned 10 c. w. Post a
manufacturer OF various kinds Of
ratent foods, the paper making this
comment: ". ...lf II is true that pat
ent foods are being made of such
truck as this and sold to the public
under fancy names, somebody ought
10 be prosecuted"
At the time this paragraph was pub
lished II was supposed that the report
IN question had some semblance OF
truth in IL; that there was sufficient
ground for It TO warrant an investi-
CATION. az least. Otherwise. It goes
without saying. this paper never
would have assisted in passing 1t
along by its comment.
Now. however. The Daily Press
lcarns--not from c. w. Post or any
representative OF his. for Mr.. Post in
all probability has never seen or
heard OF our paragraph-that as soon
as he learned of the circulation OF the
peanut shell story, Mr.. Post pub
lishcd display advertisements in many
of the larger papers of the country,
Gcnouncing the tale as a malicious
canard circulated by some labor union
agitators in Chicago for the purpose
Of injuring his business. In this ad-
yertisement he offered reward Of
5000 to any person who could show
that in the wreck referred to there
were any peanut shells consigned TO
him or his plant or that any peanut
shells ever had been shipped to or re-
ceived by his plant at any time In the
past. The reward also was extended
to any person who could furnish proof
that his plant had ever received any
substance that would be harmful or
deleterious as food. or that IL made
use of anything that was not whcle-
some and nutritious as food.
IL the peanut shell story had been
true, il would have been an easy
matter to prove 1t. and somebody
would have claimed that $4,000 re-
ward II the story had not been a
fabrication. pure and simple, without
The slightest foundation in fact. some
.ody at least would have made an eff
fort to prove 1t. The Daily Press re-
grets that II innocently became par
" TO the libel
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-25
BACK TO THE COUNTRY.
Can Check Tide Toward Cities by
Building Up Rural Sections.

The most remarkable social move
ment Of the last century has been the
DR. # from the country 10 the cities ,
The Imagination OF the whole world
has been captivated by the amazing
advancement Of the mechanical arts
And since these ats have been main
" applied 10 city building rather than
20 the Improvement of rural condi-
tions. peotle have come 10 town TO
enjoy their share of the modern con-
veniehces."
There is nothing mysterious about
the process. and nothing local. The
phenome non is worldwide. or at least
as wide as the spread OF the modern
industrial system. Berlin has grown
as fast as Chicago. Manchester has
kept pace with Boston. ard Turin
with Buffalo
Nov the question arises. How can
this tide b. turned back How can
the country win again its due proper
ten of the pcpvlatiOr?
The aE7wcT sholid be easy to com
mon sense. The way u get people
lack into the country IS 20 ciiiiy the
country.
The wealth CT mechanical cOnven-
fences. which is the peculiar heritage
Of the age. mus; be carried into the
rural districts. The most vital part
OF the farming population will c n
time to flow toward the big towns
so long rs living in the country M ans
being behind the times
Americans will read Tolstoi and
Kurap,okin ard admire tbcm. but ;hev
viii. initiate them. The tide will
set back toward the coGntFy oniS
whcn IL can carry automobiles. hath
tubs. electric lights. with fheater5.
good mrs'c. and gcCi company along
with if
The country has Gc aed tho ely
The next thing in order is Tor the city
70 aocd the country.-New York
Ame- ican-
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Tomorrow is uncertain and yester-
day no longer counts.
How people do like TO ask ques-
tons you cannot answer,
Never judge people by their aims !;
it's what they hit that counts.
How many do you know-including
yourself-who really understand you?
The average man never makes the
mistake of Understanding his impor-
lance.
Men inject a lot of unnecessary en-
thus!asm into a handshake with a
aretty woman.
A woman who has lost her beauty
is as fussy as a man who has 10
Tart his hair with towel
However. the biggest price ever
paid for pew in church would not
buy standing room in heaven.
Only actual experience will teach
some people that they can't raise
POULTRY and garden truck on the same
lot
Chicago News
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-25
YOU CAN'T BLAME HIN.

1.-The census report from Ncwpert
News is Surprising 1t vas supposed
hy the people of that city as well
as by outsiders who knew anything
about 4. that the population was In
the neigh OF hocd Of 81. 00o. The cen
sus jus; taken shows il TO be some
thing less than 20.00o.-Richmond
Vilginiaa.'
Not so surprising to people who
do mt live in castlss built in Spa n.
Now let Is have the census report
from canoke,-Pc;crsbDr Indcx-Af-
peal
\ Long before Newport News was
rated even as village. PetersbuTs
was proud Of It's title Of third city
in the Sta;c.r ard until just few
years ags nobody thought OF disputias
the title. Newport News, sprinsin=
up from a county store aud a stem
boat wharf into a progressive city Of
some twenty-five thorsand inhabi-
tsn;s. while Petersburg was losing a
thousand or 50 in population. lsid
claim to the third city title a few
Yeas ago. and the claim was recos.
nizcd everywhere EXCEPT. possibly
Petersburg. Since then Roanoke ane
I.ynchburz hrvc surgcd 70 the froai
leaving both Newport News and Pc
ScFsburg behind "a the matter Of POP
ulaiioa. Brt Petersburg has not Tor
rsttcn who rob. cd her Ct her pr 10
tiiic. Hsrcc the sioatinx of the cs
tccmcd indcx-Appcai And under th'
e,icamsianccs. Jon can: blame on
FREED 80 much FOX falling to mention
that shc census referred 70 vss tstei
hurrieily ana inacsuf@iciy. that we'
inicrmre pc0pic here a-e conhicn
hat here ~, a ieasi sE.ece inhaJl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-25
NEED MORE sATTLEsHiPs.
Should BE No Opposition to Secre-
tary Meyers Naval Program.

The next vital matters to receive
the consideration of the two naval
committees and OF congress are the
desperately needed increase In the
number of battleships and thir auxil-
.aris and the demanded notifications
q the laws and regulations governing
the advancement and the retirement
Of the personnel The suggested ad-
diiion OF two batt.cships. proposed by
81 crctary meyers and approved by
President Taft. is favored by the ma
tionai legislature as a whole. though
there seems to be a curious cppoSi-
ton. not from the senate. but from a
few members of that chamber.
Last year the recommended addi-
ticn OF four battleships. payment for
which would be SPREAD over several
years. was cut in half and accepted
by the people and by congress and
the administration only because the
senate. through its naval experts,
;'icdScS its word that two battlcships
would fer several successive years be
gladly provided II becomes. there
fore. most serious question Of ethics
end CT plain. everyday fair dealing
whether the publfcS expectancy and
the legislative faith are pecvishiy 20
be- put aside because the agreement
does no; Just now SUIT a few high
liabilities.
Hand IN hand with feet increase
this year should march the readjust
incut Of pcronnel IN the last analysis
the need for this IS revealed when cx-
ceiicnt Officers. such as these that
csrricd The feet around the world and
suck rs arc noN commanding ouI
present Grst-ciaSs ships. viii reach
lac rank too late. The earlier this
dcfcct is corrected the better q al
b.. What 80 need IS limit q AK
Tor gradc-scicction out anu honor
able retirement Great fIritaiu. Ger
niany. and Japan accept this a. sound
doctrine. Why do We hcsitate.-Scv
York Herald
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-25
Post Philosophy.

\ cash buyer thinks he is entitled
TO ask many questions.
Trre love H. never guilty Ct mis-
taken identity.
Many arguments are weakened by
that lust enc more roint.'
Some politicians never think the
parfy's platform needs repairing.
Men with the biggest feet are not
always the most effective kickers.
The hen that lays an egg may not
be responsible fer a chicken. but il
is the mother CT an egg. anyhow.
4 legislative mill can't grind laws
TOO fine.
The tcast ''Sweethearts and wives
should avoid mixed drinks.
Few mobs have any troubles oil
their own.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-25
HEROIC "FIRsT-NIGHTER."
Attended fs6 Theatrical. Premiercs in
Season Of 40 Weeks.

Men indulge curious ambitions.
S,me have been known 10 follow The
engines to every fire OF TO attend ev-
cry baIl eame. Others have asDired
to eat 30 o-ail in 30 days. An esthet-
ic equivalent Of these fCats was IN
dertaken hv the prominent man
about town whose aim Il was 10 wit
ness every opening performance a;
tn theatcr, and to him clearly be-
longs the palm.
lie set himself in the name Ct
amusement a task from which cor
scieniious professional critics shrink
IN the line Of duty. Assuming that
he Consistently adhered to his program
he attended I.e fTst-night perform
arces last year in a season Of 20
weeks. He saw - new plays end -
revivals n old nlsus. 30 musical come
dies. and ~ ShaSespe arean rcvivals-
What an amour. Of confused and ten
nous Ticts. q irane dialogues. Of sc-
vamrcd wifticisms and jinelinx mol
oty he hcsrd along with a lhtlc that
was worth vhiic,-a modicrm 81
paths that rang true. Of real trag-
ely and a saving grace Of genuine
acting IN strong situations. II a play
Is rsciui a. p-rse Of the emotions
rs Aristotle aid. the emotions Of THIS
persistent FIRST -uiehter. his sternly re-
pressed .mpuiscs 20 tears and laush-
icsmu,t has bcrn n a resdily re-
So nsivc state.
No d-uhi g. VS. a-Iibe-ai education
~ Hs klnd To have hooked 1pon ev-
cry show ziri IN her dangerous poses.
o. havc followed the really c-mpetenf
actors through th-ir seasons rcpcr-
isire-ihai Is sapciy something,
fhouzh The ailowanc~ Of whoa; 70
chat NAV 90 mail. Ye TIE vona~r
remains AZ the scf.aPp, intci ordeal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-25
Mr.. BYRD OUGHT TO KNOW.

The Norfolk iIgin,anPilot says:
But We cannot understand how
others. who say they are unalterably
O. posed TO breaking the Baylor Sur
vey." shorld continue TO give backing
10 measure which. while protested
" designed to make it possible Tor
the State % guard her oyster
grounds has for its real and ultimate
object the total abolition OF those
grounds.
That the latter is the real and uiti-
mate object CT the Byrd Wickham biil
Mr.. Byrd. the house patron Il The
measure. has himself admitted He
ought to know.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-25
Hampton, Phoebus and Old Point
HEAPS PRAISES ON
MIGHTY OIL KING
Continued from First Page.)

4
said that when the Union and Con-
fedelate soldiers met they were al
ways good friends. Asserting that ne
loved the negro he declared that he
wanted Mason ard Dixon's line cb-
1 liteiated from the map, because he
! did net want any more strife
"A few blab-m- uthed people down
our way talk differently" he said,
but they are so insignificant that
they are not worth cussing; they are
not worth wasting inyectives upon.
Tribute to North and South.
Paying tribute to soldiers OF beth
North and South, Colonel Gordon
said:
You may as well try to storm the
heights of heaven and plcck the d!a-
dem frcm Jehovah's crown as to take
away frcm either OF them any of the
glory Of the records of the two men
who stood under the tree at Apo
mattox ard brought the war 10
close
This is the finest body of men that
have ever associated WITH he con
tinued, speaking of the senate itself.
and he besmed upon his colleagues.
Again returning TO the negro ques-
ton. he said: I'VE don't want 10 hurt
the niger; why love him. and TO
convince you that do, | will quote
ffom my own diary concerning him"
He then read two OF his poems, IN
which strong personal sentiment for
the colored people CT the South was
expressed in rhymes. z
Referring to Senator Heyburn's re-
cent protest against General Lee's
statute being allowed to remain IN
statuary hail. Colonel Gordon invited
senator Hepburn to visit him on his
plantation, and said that be was sure
that after the Idaho senator had seen
the South through his spectacles he
would take off his hat to Lee as, he.
Gordon. was willing to doff his 10
Grant.
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REFLECTIONS OF a BACHELOR,

Thanks in words are seldom felt
back of the tongue.
The only thing most people can be
ratient waiting for is what they don't
want.
It's astonishing now easy Il is for
so many people to have known a
hing was going to happen after It
did.
New York Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-25
In Train,ra ., Southern Pines.

PHILADELPHIA. PA Feb "a
The mcmhers Of the Philadelphia Ma
tiCEai l.. sgue baseball Tub left ncFe
fav fC- southern Pines. y. G ior
their sprinz training. The team VII
remain there sb- Ut month. There
SIC . men IN the patty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-25

tants within the limits OF the city, and
that there are several thousand eiu-
zens Of the place who are not no"
actually within the limits, but VINO
are about 10 be taken In.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-25

-riczsc. ma'am.- said Tie servant.
there's = poor ran - the door win
40 Cen legs
why. uary.- answered the mis-
.rcss. IN rrprovinr tone. ~whnf ran
- Do viii wooden irEs- Tel him.
Ne donr saus suy. --isrFinccits.