Daily press. [volume], February 24, 1907, Page 12, Image 12

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(Continued from Eleventh Taue.)
So it Is in every Held or public
activity. Stales' rights should bo
?preserved when they mean tho poo
?pie's wrongs; not, for Instance
?when thoy arc Invoked ,;? prevent
Hie abolition of child labor, or to
lirenk force of the laws which pro
hlhlt the Importation of contract
labor to this country; In short, not
when they stand for wrong or op?
pression of nny kind or ror nntlonnl
weakness or im-potcrico at home or
abroad.
Decade of Achievement.
"The list ten years have been
years of great achievement for this
nation. During that period we have
dealt und are dealing with many
different mutters of prent moment.
We have acquired Uno rlgfat U*
build, and are now 'building, the Pan
limn canal. We have given wise
govern mem to the Philippines, wo
havo dealt with exceedingly complex
difficult, and I m port an I questions 'in
Cuba and Santo Domingo. We have
Ibuilt lip the navy; our surest Hilft)
?guard or ounce of-national 'honor. We
are niukltig progress in dealing with
the question!? or Irrigation and for?
estry Hi' preserving i<> the public
lands and of tho mineral -wealth
?underlying them; and with that
?group of vital questions which con?
cern the prbpor supervision of I'he
liiinnioiit"o corporations doing an In?
terstate iiiislheiiH, Ihn proper control
of the gri at highways of InterKlatu
commerce llto proper regulation'of In?
dustries which. If lefi uhrogulnlcd
threaten disaster to Iho holy -politic.
We iliiivo dona many other things,
such as securing the settlement, of
the Alaska boundary. We have
made progress In securing bettor ro
latlonn between capital and labor,
J justice as hetwocn them ami ns
regards the general public; nnd
ndcqiinto protection for wage-work'
ers. Wo 11tiv? ? dene much In en'
forcing the law alike against great
nnd small; ngtlillSl crimes or greed
nnd cunning no loss than against
. crimes <>f vlo5oij.ee ard 'brutality.
We 'have wrought mightily for the
rpeaco of righteousness, both among
the nations nnd In social and In
d/Uetrlal life here at home. Much
ili'as been dune, and wo are girding
up our loins to do more.
Criticism and Obstruction.
In nil these matters there have
been Home men in public l'-fo .anil
Homo men lu 'private life W&qse ac?
tion has been at every point one
of barren criticism or fruitless op;
struct Ion. Those men have had no
(part or lot In Iho great record of
achievement and success; the record
of good work worthily done. Some
of these men have been college
graduates; but all or them havo
lioon poor servants of the poopio
useless where Uioy were not. harm
.ful. All Iho credit Tor tho good
1ihus accomplished In the puiblle life
?of this decade belongs to tllOSO
who have done affirmative work In
such mutters ns those I have ohitnv
Orated nboVe, and not in those who,
?with mom or less futility, tiara
?sought to hamper nnd' obstruct tho
work that has thus been done.
"in short, you college men, he
doers rather than critics of (the
deeds that others do. Stand stoutly
for your Ideas; but keep In mind
that, they can only he realized,
even partially, by practical methods
of nehlevmenl' Remember always
that t'ais Republic of ours Is a very
real domoeraey and that you can
only win success by showing that
you have the right stuff lu you.
The college man, the man of intoll
' cot arid training, should take t.tfo
lead In every fight for civil nnd
Hociul training, t-hould take that
load only ii" In a spirit, of thor?
oughgoing democracy ho takes his
.place among bis follows; not stand?
ing aloof from them, but mixing
- wlti'J them, so that he may know,
? may fool may sympathize with their
hopes, their ambitions, their prliicl
rples- -and even their -prejudices?
ns an Amoricnn among Americans,
as a man among men."
Spoke Over An ' Hour.
Mr. Roosevelt's spoke over an hour
? and at the conclusion of his address
there was another great demonstra?
tion. Upon leaving the Union, Presi?
dent Roosevelt made a personal cull
at the home of President Charles W.
J?llctt, who. however, hi absent in
Canada, dellvei-ng ti tio:?r- of ad?
dresses. Tin li he was quickly taken
in nn automobile to tho Hasty Pud?
ding Club, where a reception was
held and alter that ho called upon
bis son. in the hitler's apartments tu
the Dunstro dormitory.
Tea With a iBohop.
The succeeding plans of the day In?
cluded a return to Boston where the
President was the guest, of Bishop
Lawrence at tea, then another visit
s to Cambridge, where the President
I took in another gathering at the
Porcelain Club, which has been de?
scribed ns Harvard's most' exclusive
private club. The President's son
will be initiated into membership to?
night.
"Rh'oee spots on the sun will prob?
ably give the ice trust an excuse
for raising prices .next summer.?
Toledo Blade.
Endorsed by the County.
"The most popular remedy in Ot
uego County, and the best friend of
my family," writes Win. M. Dletz, ed?
itor and publisher or Use Otsogo
Journal. Gllbertsvllle. N. Y., "Is Dr.
King's .New Discovery, it has proved
to he an Infallible curt! lor coughs
und colds, making short work or thfi
?worst or them. We always keep a
bottle in the house. I believe It to
be the most valuable prescription
known ror I,ung and Throat diseases."
Guaranteed to never disappoint the
taker, by the ideal Pharmacy. Price
fjOc and fl.OO. Trial bottle free.
GROWS HAIR
AND WE CAN
The irreal efficiency and relinhility ol Dnndcrinc m n hair (jrowrr nnrl scalp regenerator ltnvc won the confidence and
ttatrunaueol millions nnrl millions ol people throughout the United Stales. It has attained a larger sale ami Is more generally
used then nnv other nitirlc toilet or medicinal?that hna ever been sold or handled l.y the Drug trade in this country. .
HAN UKKI N K makes the KCalp healthy and lertile nnd keeps it so. It is the ?:rentcst scalp fertilizer ntid therefore the
iTcnlest hulr-produrlni; remedy the world tins ever known. It is ii natural lood anil n wholcfomc medicine for both the hair
nmWcatP KvVn n ?ftakotM? of Ii will pul iimr? KenuillO lifo In your linlr Hum n gallon ?Tony ollier liuir tonlo
over uinite. It Bhowa roaulta from Ihn very alnrt.
NOW ut all druggists in THREE SIZES, 25c, 50c and $1.00 per bottle.
FREE
To sliow how quickly Dnnderlne acts we will send nlarge sam?
ple free hy return mail to anyone who sends this advertisement
to the Knnwltoti llnnilcrlue Co., Chicago, with their name
and address and ten ccuts in biker or stamps to pay postage
FINE COMMERCIAL
a one of the most important
factors in business-building
A nicely printed Letter Head, or a
neatly arranged Card lends tone to
your busir ess and creates a favorable
impression upon your prospective
customers.
We make a specialty of Fine
Commercial Stationery, print?
ed in one or two colors
Warwick
2 i I Twenty-Fifth Street,
Bell 'Phone 123,
Newport News, Va.
Daily PreSss 10c a Week
one- mo\z niee vfaaVi fatty
75.0 0 ehafob pi 7?.8?
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7?.?)? eh<u>Uy pi J.5? 1
\u*ft too.
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77.5? \Ufb pi 75-00
6 Full Quarts
Carolina Whiskey
Carolina Whi.ltey will gi?e excellent ?ati.faction. It is n well nged
article nnrl in our estimation, fur superior to thn ileeoctiono and mix?
ture* sold by irresponsible until order whiskey homes at y:;.Pi) to M.50
po-sallon. We inskon special price on CAROLINA WHISKEY to show
that we arc not Afraid of any kind of eompetition Our plantn cover four?
teen seres, making us U10 largest mail order whiskey house in tho world.
3 SAMPLE BOTTLES FREE. Cut out this advertisement and
return It with $2.05 and we
will shin yon hy express A full quarts of Carolina Whiskey and we
v ; M include In same box, complimentary, a sample bottle of each,
"Zuliekn." "Gold Rrrd" and Casper's 12 Year Old White Corn.
SPECIAL NOTICE I We deliver the above oxpfeas prepaid nnywhern
in North Carolinn. Virginia and West Virginia, but customers livlnj?
in oth.-r stales reached by Adams or Southern Kxprcs? Companies,
must remit Wc. extra. Buyers oast of Mississippi River residing on
Rome other express lines must send ?.1.95 for the 6 quarta and .1 sampln
bottles and wo will prepay express. Remit cash with order and address:
THE CASPER. CO., Inc., Rosnolle, Vs.
i4Wmb, ?. c.) 0w>
? nf r. S. lt^el>lrr?4 PUtlllfrr K?. SMj ?Iii DM., V?.
??t, ef V. S. n?lf>? ?ti.I gtunntrrit l-ore lunlrr In
/ Have Buyers
..Jot../
City Property.
If you want to sell for Cash
or Exchange, sejd descrip?
tion and price, and I will
tell you whether I can make
a deal for you. .\ .'. .\ ."
Property for Sale and Exchange
IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY.
Address: E. C. BROWN, Inc.
2411 Jefferson Avenue
Bell Phone 397. NEWPORT NEWS, VA.
EPES SCHOOL,
Wash. Ave. & 30th St
Morning, Afternoon and Night Classes.
Woll equipped rooms, good library, experienced teachers. All
branches of a liberal education taught thoroughly. Special lnatruc
Uon* In BOoVt-KoeptoK. Stenography. Typewriting and Musio. R-ZR-ttisv.