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Sirf\* 33 m lg Press V. E. THACKBR. Editor ami Man&ger l in-m THE H?Mfc? tl PUBLISHED EVERT MORNING EXCEPT MONDAY. BY THE Daisy press Cottipa??, POSTwFFICE BUILDING. Entered at the Postoiflce of Newport News. Va.. as second-Class matter. STJ BSCRl PTIC >NS. Dafly. twelve months . .it 00 Daily, six months .2 00 Daily, one month . 40 Daily, one week . 15 All business, news letters or tele? graphic dispatches should be addressed DAILY PRESS. iGJLEPHONE CALL .?514 The Daily Press every morning at th m A. Cory, Ac apeake & AY; be obtained ing places: ynesape Charts . toe ?d regularly, please t at the ulllce of pubii lestaurant. ?-, No. 7 ivy avenue. J. N. Lawrence's, 211 Twenty-seventh utreet. Tlie Dally Press Is delivered by car? riers in Newport News, Hampton and Phoebus at 40c. per mouth. If paper Is not d make complali cation. Imnortaut ift AdvertlHurh. 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In? serted. and the Wanted?by toe H lives, definite inform or not prosperity ha; i THE. INTELLIGF.'MT SURGEON. Hri.in Verl. That \v?s Mon: Serviceable Tlmti a Tulescnpio Mouth. The big sturgeon at the aquarium swim? ming around and around in its pool hud j picked up pretty ucurly all the loud in t!iu j pool, it is feilen clams; which are put nit.i Ihe pool nil togctlu r in one place, mill the Bturginn picks them up itiul tuts tbein as it wants them. On this day there wns clam lliul lay in the angle forn < il by : the bottom of the pool and the side wall. I The sturgeon couldn't take that ns itw< lit i along, as it had dune with the rest. But on one i.l its rounds it halted und swung j prepuralory to getting that eluin cut uf the ? tingle. The sturgeon's mouth is en tho uudt r sideof its head. It is what is culled ill protractile mouth. It is telescopic. When not in use, it Is t.bi nt Hush with tl:.' stir- ! face of the undcrjuw. When in use, it is thrown out something like a telescopic cup. Tho sturgeon bus in ilsiuouth tt con- ' siderublu power of suction. Although In tho-n'oiith is u number uf^inches buck Instance it l r. fern d to do u'tlu ru iso. It might Inn.- pushed it out with the tip Ol its snout, but it bus bruised that once in What it did do was this: Witli its nose pointed toward tho cliim it swung Its head through tho water from on.- side toll..' other und thus set up a little current that started the eluin . ur of tile angle. Olio more swing brought it out within con? venient reach, und Iben tho big sturgeon took up the clam und started on.?New York Sun._ Ui ijrlit < :i 1's Birthday. "It is a great thing to bo bright, isn't it, Nan?" said a girl on a ear. "It. undoubtedly is. my dear. Hutu hut railed forth that sage remark:-'' "Do you remember Florence Drown of Solma. Kan., w ho was In our class at col? leger" "Of course 1 do." "Will, you know that, although a very pretty and attractive girl, she Is still un? married, mid lately she wrote to one of the girls that she was rapidly u] prouching that horrid anniversary, her thirtieth birthday, imd 11.at .-lie intended to eolo I.ran it by indulging in u 'lachrymal bel? low' nil day. Her friend wns much moved with compassion fur her loin condition, und wrote to 3U of her classmates that Florence had written bor tu that effect, ami asked each one to send her n handker? chief tu assi.-t her in the tearful operation. So, owing to her quick wit, r'lnrcnuo'l thirtieth birthday, instead ul being a tliuo if mourning, proved n most joyful oeca don, fur she received 'M pretty ha nil kor chlcfs, euch inclosed in u luv l?g epistle, and it showi d hi r that In r friends loved her nunc tho less fur her :!U ycurs." W A NEW ADVERTISEM ENTS NT El >.?Situation by PAYNE. CIO 'I' Meals tit nil hours. First class Din tier. "Sc. From 12 to 2 P. M. The best that the market iilfonls in every re spent, f-faine in season. Suppers" fur? nisher] to part ies on short,' not ice. Cor. H'asiiiogron Avenue end 24th Sr. OP-STAIBS. GEORGE LOUSE, mgr. Q. O. Chandfer -C( )NTRACTOR. Grading, Excavating, Carting. Haul It g of all kinds promptly attended to Special attention to stevedoring. Mer. .nd teams furnished at sh"rt notice. Office: 3100 Lafayette Avenae. ?e ?-?rr P. o B,,xt ?3 TRY Todd's &ye Opener AT THE Sear Paw Buffte, 448 TW 11N T Y-EIGI ITH STREBT, Q W. T( id, Proprietor A Gentleman's Place. Here are a few of my specialties, old Virginia Mountain Brands, o: i Clemmer Honey Dloasom, Braddock's Maryland Rye, Hhertwi.it; Montlee.lo, Mur.ongohe.la, Hopewel s-.ur Mash. Old Crow, Richmond Club. Taylor's Hand-niado Sour Mash, Oscar Pepper, J. R. Popper, Jefferson Club, GuokenTie4ni&r, Murry 11:1! I'Litb, Old KentuCl*. our Pet Eastern Rye, Frport Kentucky, Rhenandoeh and North Canctlna Apiile pie Brandy. Tho most approved brands if rum, gin, cordials, etc., blackberry. Sherry, Wild Cherry Wine and Port Wines. The finest brands of union made cigars. Everything first-class, (io to the Hear Haw Buffet for one of Todd's Nightcaps. EXTRACT] NO. I'AINLKSS BXTR ACTING. A SDWER FIUDTNG. ~ GOLD FILZLINK3.$1.00 up. ^ TEETH CLKANED.75 cents. JBUIiDGE WORK AND CROWNS. 22 KARAT GOLD, $5.00 PER TOOTH. All VA/orkGuaranteed. DR. R. LEE ROBINSON, Dentist, , 4 P. O. Building, over Daily Press Of.Ice, Newport News, Va. I .g Office Hours 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Sundays, 9 A. M. to 12 M ? The Public F.njoys It, $ It Was a Hard Pill for the Merchants The "one-third off" pale that we advertised last week may not have wrecked all the other merchants in the city, but it has kept them guess? ing, and the old shelf-worn goods that have been brought out and reduced in price would make Noah groan with envy if he lived to this day to know that some of Newport News clothing dealers had gotten a part of the stock that was taken in the ark. Our one-third off sale s you a choice of this season's produc and our original prices being marked ly on the ticket, you simply, have to t what you want and do your own glVCf lion, plain se lee fig-ur tts now [Us now .its now 1.50 Trousi ,.00 TI',,u.-, 4.00 Tn 3.00 Tri 2.00 Tri rs now $4.: rs now 3. rs now 3.' jrs now i.OO. n, 15.00 Suits now $10,.00. 12.00 .Suits now S.00. 10.00 Suits now t;.t;7. 9.110 Suits now 6.00. S.nO Suits now 5.34. 7.50 Suits now 5.1)0. 6.00 Suit:; now 4.00. THe- Banner Clothier, 2006 Washington ave., Atlantic Hotel Building. Every piece of goods must go. no matter what sacrifice. Our loss, your gain. We have now three weeks more to (dose out our entire stock, before moving to our new store. *J<il(> Washington avenue. Come early to avoid the rush. We will l?e better prepared to give you the proper atten? tion, as an extra force of help will await you. DRESS GOODS AND FLANNELS 45 cent Black Henrietta Dress Goods, .'Ii cunts. I ?12 1-2 cent Novelty Figured Dress 25 cent Black Figured Mohair Dress Goods. 17 cuts. (ii) r.-nt Black Figured Mohair Dres9 i'..Is, 40 inches wide, 39 cents. 7.", cent Black Henrietta, 40 Inches wide. 47 cents. 37 1-2 cent. Black Serge, 40 Inches wide, 22 cents. 30 cent All Wool Novelty Dress Goods, ::<; niches wide, 22 1-2 cents. 15 cent. Novelty Dress Goods, 27 In? ches wide, 11 cents. 30 cent All Wool Dross Goods, gray mixture.-:, 19 cents. 50 cent Black and Blue Cloth, 54 in ches wide, 35 cents. 25 cent Black Henrietta, 19 cents. $1.25 Black Henrietta, S7 1-2 cents. 25 cent Gray and Tan Mixture Dress G.Is, 32 inches wide, 12 1-2 cents. 35 cent Red and Brown Suiting, 3? in < lies wide. 23 1-2 cents. 12 1-2 cent Dress Plaids, 27 Incites wide. 7 1-2 cents. sc Worsted Dress Plaids, 4 1-3 cents. 35 ? ent Worsted Dress Pialds, 221-2 cents. Five pieces of large figured Fine Or? gandies, regular 15 cent quality, speci*l 9 cents. 40 Inch White Dawn, worth 12 1-2 cents, now6 1-2cents. 15 cent grey mixed twill Flannel, 111-2 cents. 25 cent Red Twill Flannel, IS cents. 45 cent Red Medicated Flannel, 31 cts. IS cent Red Twill (Flannel, 111-2 cents. 37 1-2 rent Blue Twilled Flannel, 27c. L ACE CURTAINS, You will never have an opportunity to furnish your house with them for as it tie money aa now. A starter?the 21-2 yards long, 89 tents a pair. A better grade, 3 yards long, 89 cents A still better grade, Jl-2 yards long, ; and four yards long tee Curtain that usually $2.00 and $2.50 a pair, our price ow S1.4S The best values you have ever seen s our $!.;>s ami $2.48 a pair. Curtain Screen at 3 3-4 cents per yard. Dace Curtainet at 9 1-2 cents per yard. Opaque Linen Shades at 21 cents. OTHER DRY GOODS. A few more remnants of Flannelettes : ft at 4 3-4 cents. Canton Flannel, 51-2 cent duality, at 3-4 cents. Canton Flannel, S cent quality, at 5 3-4 cents. Canton Flannel, 10 cent quality, at ti 3-4 cents. Wool White Flannel, 25 cent quality, at 16 cents. All Wool White Flannel. 35 cent quali? ty, at 23 cents. Cotton Shaker Flannel, S cent quality, at 5 cents. Yard wide Unbleached Cotton, 7 cent quality, at 4 1-2 cents. All Bitten Hook Towel, 15 cent quality, at 10 cents. Extra large Turkish Towels, 15 cent quality, at 10 cents. IS inch square Dinner Napkin, $1.2T, quality, at 85 cents dozen. 54 inch Table Damask, rod border, 25 cent quality, at 19 cents per yard. 60 Inch half bleached Table Damask, 33 cent quality, at 2-t cents per yard. 10 inch full bleached Table Damask, 35 cent quality, at 25 cents per yard. 60 inch full bleached Table Damask, 60 cent quality, at 45 cents per yard. 72 inch all linen Table Damask, $t.0? quality, at 65 cents per yard. ?Marseilles Bed Spreads, 60 cent quali? ty, at 45 cents. Marseilles Bed Spreads, pearl hem? med, $1.00 quality, at 75 cents. Marseilles Bed Spres.ds, hemmed, $1.50 quality, extra heavy, 98 cents. Satin Bed Comfortables, a regular $3 quality, at $1.98. Satin Bed Comfortables, a regular $2.50 quality, at $1.48. A full size Bed Comfortable, a regu? lar $1.00 quality, at 69 cents. A few more pairs of Cotton Blankets left at 39 cents a pair. Also a few pair Wool BlankeLs at $!.4S. JJetter grade, that sold at $3.00 and $3.50 a pair, at $2.48. GENTS' NEGLIGE SHIRTS. One lot of Gent's Laundered Shirts, were 50 and 75 cents and $1.00, broken sizes to close, at 39 cents. Unlaundered Negligee Shirts, were 50 cents, at 39 cents. Dark colors (Negligee Shirts, were 40 cents, at 25 cents. Soft Negligee Shirts with pair of cuffs, regular selling price 75 cents, at 50 cents A few blue flannel shirts worth $1.50, our price now 89 cents. Gent's White Unlaundered Shirts, 33 cents. A better grade unlaundered shirts, 47 cents. An extra quality of unlaundered shirt worth $1.00, at 69 cents. Laundered White Shirts at 45 cents. A regular $1.00 Shirt, launder, d, 73 cents. Home At Last. A New Year's Toast. "Peace, happiness and prosperity to you. tins bright New Year. We con? gratulate you, that through the aid of Thomas B. Henley & Co., you are at last content in your own home. Ma_y you live long to dispense such hospi? tality." If you desire this boon, let us help you with our advice as to fu'ture values in building lots, houses and farms. For Sale. On 14th street, between Wash? ington and1 Lafayette avenue, is a nice ?-room house at $1,300. $ 100 cash and balance to suit purchaser. cm Oak avenue, near 25th street, is a new dwelling with six rooms, at $.50. $200 oash, balance on easy terms. On 27th street is a nlca new brick building with store below and four rooms above. Price $1,500. Terms accommodating. On 36th street, a nice 7-room house with attic and city water. Price, $2,000. Terms accommo? dating. On 2?th street, near Washing? ton avenue, is a nice dwelling containing eight rooms and mod? ern improvements. Price, $2,700. Terms $700 cash, and balance In 6, 12 and IS months. On Lafayette avenue is a nice dwelling of S rooms and attic, with city water. Price, $2.200. Terms accommodating. For t^ent. FLATS N... use 2Cth stroei.$10 00 No. 3004 Washington avenue. 25 00 Flat with store above, 2Slh street and * iak avenue. 25 00 STORES A v, ry desirable store on Washington No. :>;..iG Lafayette avenue $20.00. TIIOS.H 1IENLTY&CO Real Estate and Insurance. 2700 Washington avenue. VEWPORT NEWS. VA The Pleasure A I gives in a yeeir will repay for its purchase pr.ee. Hut the pianos we sell last many years and ark a cor.s ant source of pleasure and 1oy. our representative wiil call and see you tit any time on tho subject. No trouble to show catalogues and our prices'. Call and see our stock. The Hume, Minor Co, 240 MAIN STREET, NORFOLK. VA. oc 1-F.SuAWim Our representative 's in Newport TO HAVE A REPAIR DEPART? MENT l.N CONNECTION WITH OCR LAUNDRY HEREAFTER AND FOR 10 CENTS EACH YOU CAN HAVE NEW NECK BANDS PUT ON THOSE CAST ASIDE SHIRTS OIF YOURS, MAKING THEM ALMOST AS GOOD AS NEW. SEND US ANY OLD SHIRT AND WE WILL MAKE IT DO FOR SOME TIME TO COME. ECONOMY IS THE ROAD TO W K ALT II. DON'T BUY NEW SHIRTS, BUT SEND l"S THE OLD ONES AND WE VY1 LI, PUT NEW LIFE IN THEM. Newport News Steam Laundry, 213 Twenty-seventh street, iASBUItiN_&_CALDWELL. Propi letor? j. R. Wynne & Go. Sell the Best Turkey, OyVters, (in nie, Fish or Produce J.R.Wynne &Co., Cor. Thirty-first st. and Washington ave. Phone 3505. nob' :Jm I First class table board % /AjtcJ Rooms cit i Mrs. M. E. DoswelLs X lO?Twewty-seventhSt. Hot and t ? cold bath. Dinner sent if de- 4 f sired. Popular prices. J \ R. E. J. APPLEWHITE, 1 t DENTIST, tjfdce: 2Sth St., near Washington * ve Opp. F.r.*t National Bank, *7 f-d.v ^^.wiwvrf Neva V m?de^me a man AJAX TABl.HTS rOSlTIYFJ.V C?RF ALKXrrraus "*r.*-Fi.i!inK Mem? ory, i;;:;o Vnry, S Iim;.! t ms n f>-Htc, cmum?-;] by A:n,r>o or oUicr Kirc-sit? ami Iiidts Cra'Ml:!'. T.': !?;/ till u-tit'I (ItUl f}tr<l{/ rtfritom I.e. t Vu.vity in o'd cr jcmi.-. and ft!. ;t Diu.i 11 ? m !My, luiMLi*.-; nr i .mrrian** _SS!? Prfv-tn, lr. ?uuity azul CoriHurr.ut?or if ?Urne. Thtiir'mn -J.cvtr luiraaihtto fin pro ve uic-ni mid offor.id a Cl 'KK vl.vro n\\ othor ?'ail In mh* upon huvlm: th? funiia* Aj.-n Tha h.v.c cr.rftd , hoiiiaii.l^ :;it..I u i I! c"irti vriu, \V;; civo .1 po? itivo written Kiiurnr.tufl tonTtx-tuci.ro Ci^ *r f).-u ii cuHti or refund tho muL-.-.y. Vrh t~ V 5 ?ji p?i Mickiuro; or aix nk,t*?n (full l ivntni.'snt i for f2.G0. ?j mini, in plain wn,;.;,.!, upon nnvipto: : -i>m Pircnlar lr?0 AJAX REMEOVC?., *i5g*fifr For sale In Newport News, by A. E. G. Kior. 1 23-tu, th, sa-lj Griffiths & Lewis. I Griffiths <S Lewis. Washington ave. and \\\ Also Lake Block, Twenty-eighth Street Newport News, Va. No. 42 Queen Street, HAMPTON, Va Now On At Our Two Stores Tn Cloaks, Capes, Blankets, Comforts, Dress Goods, Silks, Woollen Underwear, Towels, Table Linens, Sheets, I Sheeting's, Muslins, Percales, Ginghams, Flannels, Baby Caps, Skirts and Ladies' and Children's Shoe-. Newport News and Hampton. SCHMELZ BANKERS, BROS., NEWPORT NEWS. VA. DO A GENERAL BANKING BUS1NESS. Accounts of individuals, firms and corporations solicited. Collections made on all parts of the country. Foreign exchanges bought |and sold at lowest rates. Forsign drafts issued on ail parts of the world. IN OUR DIME SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Deposit? received from 10 cents to $5,000.00 and interest allowed at the rate of 4 PER. CENT. PER ANNUM. SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT. ~>hly safety boxes In the city secured by Mm* locks. W. A. Post, President. J. R. Swinerto n. Yles-Pre?5dent. J. A. Willett, Cashier FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEWPOKT NEWS G.iPlTflL $100,000- SURPLUS $27,000 DIRECTORS t J. R. Swinerton, M. B. Crowell, M. V. Doughty, ircutt, I. Eugene White, J. A. Willett. Accounts of banks, carporntlons, merchants, individuals and firms invited. ? We offer depositors every accommodation which their balances, business and ? responsibility warrant. Sell our own drafts drawn on all principal cities of tho world. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR KEN V. W. A. Tost. lt. G. Bickford O. B. WEST, President. D. S. JONES. Vi -President. W. E. VEST, Cashle 1 Citizens and Marine Bank OF NEWPORT XL WS, VA. CAPITAL $50,000. SURHLUS $14,000 PAID Ii< DIVIDENDS, $13.300. i A general banking business. Every facility offered for safe and projBrtpt transaction of business on favorable terms. The accounts of Corporations, Firms and Individuals solicited. Speci.il attention given fo collections T) drawn on all parts of the world. A SPECIAL SAVINGS DEPA "TWIENT. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS OF $1 AND UPWARD. DIRECTORS: G. B. West, H. E. Parker, T. M. Benson, J. B. Jennings, L. F. Stearnes, E. T. Ivy._D. S. Jones,_A. C. Garrett. J. M. Curtis._f If you want a building lot $ Buy it of the Lots for sale on easy terms in all sections of the ' city. Finely located business lots on Washington ave. Farms foi stile or rent in Elizabeth C'ty, War? wick and York Counties. OSd Bomin'on L>anid Company? j^j ROOM NO. 11. FIR3T NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. OFFICE OPEN Uf4TIL 8 P. M. '^S/? C?W???@? ^S?J? ???@? &s??@ pure ice, COLD STORAGE, fiRG LiGnTS, Inspection guarv Incandescent Lights, antccd, ^o,co,,rWor [|eMi Goni?inotibn motor I Fixmres 01 Fociory prices arc, Electric Lights; Incandescent and Bell Wiring done on short notice. No Dirt, No Odor, No Matches. <C Peninsula Electric Light and Power Co. ~ Y NEWPORT NEWS, VA. (Board of Directors meet lyir.l Tuesday in euch month.) A 'urge and varried fssorlment of thq hit st designs and sty'e t U direct, from New York and take pleasurq in imiting the public to inspect same Those in need of Wall Paper will do welj to stop in Lash's Carpet Department where there will be several different sam ])ie books upon the table. You wil not be req cstetl to buy but simply to look] the stock over. nTS-tr''