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Hampton's Best Store.A GREATHot o TODAY,All of mir white rhti-K Hats I hat sold fur while witli red and’ hands, nulid pink, solid lim n cm lor. itiitl Capis and Sutler lints all go on tin- Intrgtiin (aide at H ^• In* mmill price nr . ,......., iC I trfair Shaw Sailors, wide brims, wllli md nml Id nr straw edges and solid while; in rinse 'IJClf*tldiok ..... UcCfde and 7“m* • ndnulrlery Hals, tin* very latest thing, What nrc QQo h it will go i n ..... ijUO1-3 Off15 and 17 W. Queen St,See that yott ?;lt; I tni.I hip good its pidil,BLACKSMITH IS BURNED.Small Early Morning Blaze in Phoebus Yesterday Morning,Tim Idiirksiiiith shop • of a colored man limned Mdhttrn. In flie rear of Foster's nloi-f Foamy strict, Phoebus, warn ih-tdrnyed by tin- at o'clock yesterday morning The I'IioHhih lire d-purl meut res piaided promptly in I lie eii 11, lull (he blaze had pained tsuch headway as lo prevent life liremeti from saving Uie building. MiUmrtt Is a respectable colored man add Hie hiss, probably several hundred dollars, Is 1o him a severe one.FUNERAL OF CHARLES GUYWill Take Place From the Fox Hill Methodist Church TIiL Morning.‘Tin• funeral of Hie Intc t’hailes tlnv will he lieli! from the Fox Ilili Mi 11:-odl-f church al II nVloeh this morn-I up. Rev. Wlilimn tv ICdwarda, pas tor of Hie Rind Hampton dim eh, will conduct I he services.The followiup young men have hern reiinesled liy Hie 111 in tly In art as pull hemeis: Messrs, .lark Wyatt, MarvinHloxtnn, Hugh Itloxom. (-‘rank laura-bcc, Ulmrles Hu we and Ur. tlyr Wyntl.teachers who claim tlmi they are get-liap poor pay olighl to give bark u large portion of it m the school boards, a a they have'railed to earn II. The colored teachers in my Slate (Maryland) elovie and open the schools at tin ir own will, and they are being paid from fto to |iifi per moiilh.Ur, Waring impressed the fact Umt good negro Inslruetors are poorly paid. Inn In Ids remarks lie “mind-bagged fliose of his race who do not earn their .■aliiry. hi concluskm ho Maid tluU efforts should lie made lo stir public sent Inten t so llial when poor negro in-utters are fouml I hey should be misled ai imeer as they arc- a reflection mi nobody 1ml I lie negro race,The Baltimore school hoard. said he, is com posed fully uiiethird id ex-Coilfedbrnles. and yet we colored people can pet anything we nsk for/' ,RUSSIAN WOMEN.TheMarty ItfNli'lHlonii to Which '(Tic}* Are N««- Sunjcctt'd.It Is fltlUcult for nn Amerlcnti to understand that freedom as wo know It docs not exist tn Russia, There the toga 1 position of woman Is fur front satisfactory, 8ho hardly ever belongs to herself, but lo always under the tub-luge o f some one.An a daughter the ItusHlan woman 13 under the eullre control of her parents, ft or (Miming of age dues not alter her position, Khe simply changes the an-Iburity of her parratfi for the no lesf rigid nnthorlty of her husband. As ilio Russian statute puts it. One person cannot reasonably be expected to fully unitary two such unlimited powers an tlmt of husband and parent.**Tim unlimited power oP the parent Is withdrawn mid that of the husband substituted. She cannot leave-her lord even to visit a neighboring town without a “pass from him. tin unities tho Hine she is permit I ml to stay, and at Hu* end of that time sho la bound to return lo get the puss renewed.A husband may appear In n court of iuw as a witness against his wife, but n wife is not allowed to nppcnr against Iter husband. A woman's evidence In Russia is always regarded us of leas weight limn that of a num.—Harper's Weekly.DEFY HARD LUCK,BRIDE OF A SOLDIER.Misc Alkens Married to Mr, Thomas D, Gatliffc, of Fort Monroe.Mr, Thomas l, (bill die, an itrifllery-man ■ stationed at Fort Monroe, and Miss Clmrlutlu M, Aikens. a well * | known young woman of J’huebUH, wereiled hi the residence of Kev Driscoll yesterday nriermnm. The nii-’umnreinenl of I he marriage will come in the nature of a pleasant surprise lo the frlemln of I he young couple.Death at Soldiers' Home. William L, Cooke, (JS years old, who served wllli Company C. Fifth New Jersey Infantry. died in the National Soldiers* Home Imspllal yesterday.Awarded the Contract,Mr. H. L Garner has been awarded the contract for supplying KUsmbelh City county wiih drags and medicines during the coming twelve itihulhsTSAYS MR. BACKUSIS AT ATLANTAMr, Lansburg Saw Him in the Georgia City arid Talked-With Him There.4A T'ow til tn )if WIt olcJtmitc mtrlci* For tlie I’fK'dmlji'ifl,Don't talk about your hard luck.ItefiiHti to reeogtilste it, Kef line to believe In It. Keorn to ivliUta about It.Get the whlim out of your voice, or tt will Btop the development and growth of your body, it will narrow and shrink your mind. It will drive away your friends. It will make you unpopular, Quit your whining; brace up: go to work; be something; stand for something; 1111 your place hi the universe. Instead of whining around, exciting only pity anti contempt, face about and make something of yourself. Reach up to the stature of a strong, ennobling womanhood, to the beauty and strength of a superb womanhood. There Is nothing the matter with you. Just quit your whining and go to work.If you continually talk about your had luck ami moan about your ill fortune, you create for yourself nn atruoo-Phero of misfortune which will certainly overwhelm you unless you stop la time.The man or woman who persistently fears tlmt aucli and bucIi a thing Is not going to tarn out well Is enlisting powerful forces against success,—Boston Traveler.A report reached Hampton yesterday tn I he effect ilmt Mr, Charles Backus, who him been missing from his limtn .trice last Christinas, has been seen In . ....., C„. It |8 khI.I dial Mr. I lurk in, 1 [l wuuk1 111 11 n Eugllsli city.• ' -Hollcllorfi1 journal.F.ntrllch snil l-Vcnrl, Cnlln.No conijinrlson can fairly lie martn bchroou (lie rwllcc of London and Facto teltllout due Consideration of (lie foe: that tin- French Inn* admits nn In Lor for-enie with (lie liberty of die subject which would not be tolerated In Groat, Itrltnln. And It must also he ro mo inlawed Uiat the exlstenco of octroi dalles makes tt dlftlrnlt for a Frenchman lo enter or quit Furls will,out lieiii^ the subject of closer observation II,nnwilt enutiKu In Mm rcatiinraut business In A, lnu,a. and Hull In* Is welt at I Ida 1 i in e.Mr, Julius T.ausbnrk, ■■' . now a enn-Inelur in, a ,allway Mtu- linuliiik hdu Ailanta, arrived In itntuutnn yesterday nail liruuaht llm news of linviuit seen Mr. Ihickus in AMunta.,oa''Zj t0 ^ ^ -hat boFuel,,is by'Ida rrielnis, , tor-Mr. Lmmhurg is In in hi connection . with the hind auitM recent ly xtnrted by I Verr Good,tin'ImirH of his father tr recover nimdi' “Yea, Hunter is really engaged to real ektttfu.in Hampton j Mlsa Tloxlcy,So he was tolling mo. no eayaPny Ilk You Go.To live Within oue*H Income la tho secret of prowperlty. llnppltiOBS la tho heritage of the one who adheres to this rule, and n contented mind and nn ever Increasing bank account will be-; DISCUSSION OFNEGRO PROBLEMSrhe's not very pretty,*hut she's good “Ycst good for a million in hor ownright.1'—rhllndp1phla I'resu.Ninth Annual Session of Hampton Conference Bcginr, With Some I Notable Addresses,The uhuh mutual jjeaidon of the Hampton Negro Genfcn ueu begun1 lien* ynaterdiiy with a large uHoml-l ancc of colored men ami women from I ;all Ructions of the country, (In* hulk of ilte represent ;i I lou, lujwrver, being from iin- Southern Staloii. Tim sale Jcct of “Lilly Schools for CtdcU'ud Cliit-I dren was discussed by W, T. B, WiJ* liFims, of Jhtmphm, the school visitor for the general educational hoard, lie men Untied a number of places wh ich, lie i ihl, were dlt; linqiH at fa the matter 'T adeip.utte M'hool room accommoihe 1 lolls for I lie r hfred people. Never-tItuh’sr, lie added, lielilicr poverty nor | fmiiffiTunce of *icluHJ oPlelals Is ailo* get Iter Hie cause in every lutance uf poor schofd fucillUcH. The ct»lored tuople iheiii..elvts are sometimes lit fault. Dr, Waring, uf Baltimore, spoke on public supnrt uf negro Hchoolii.He said in part; “Many coloredClilvnlry nt a TYNeonnt.lie-Thera wna n run on the brink, waa there? Yon wore fortunnta to get youv money out. Klie—Y’eH: hut r never Bttw such dtHrourteay. Thorn ivmtn’t c iiiun offer«1 mo his [ilneo on [he Due,—Now York Times,THIS amW HBIUi or,L- luiiii gets rloti »» (Urmtgli hjnmrddiiH .-ei-e--tali,,,, n Inmi.Ii'i-i! gel FOOtlthe. wise rn«n cHonsf Ano places ms msBOYENTON Next Masonic Temple,
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Newport News Daily Press
Newport News, Virginia, US
Fri, Jul 14, 1905
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