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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1906
Page
2
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Voters must pay the poll tax by May 6 to qualify for the November Congressional election. See the Treasurer to be listed as eligible, and note that paying now also secures eligibility for future county and presidential votes. The Constitution requires prepayment of poll tax for the three prior years. May 6 is the last day to pay in time for fall elections.
On a sunlit April street car a jovial Irish hod carrier amuses passengers with a smiling push for a dollar. A dignified gentleman refuses lightly, offering a cousinly quip as the cash price to avoid public embarrassment grows.
A decision issued March 24 ends years long dispute between pound fishermen of Great South Bay and wealthy dook and line fishermen. Secretary Taft forbids new pounds in the main channel near Fire Island and Dickerson's Channel without War Department consent, leaving navigation concerns unresolved for local interests.
Public notice certifies druggists may refund if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. Claims include stopping coughs, healing lungs, preventing pneumonia and consumption, with no opiates. Promoted as genuine in a yellow package sold by S. E. Richardson.
Gale Jewelry Co., D. P. Paul & Co., and C. F. Greenwood, prominent Norfolk jewelry firms, have merged operations and will soon open a grand store on Granby Street, promising keen attention to out of town buyers. Gale Jewelry has long advertised in the Journal and readers are urged to watch for their forthcoming ad.
An advertisement urges readers that Foley's Kidney Cure stops irrewaliri ties and cures kidney and bladder trouble within medical reach. Sold by S. Ke Richardson.
The Court House show Tuesday May promises superior acts from county musicians and elocutionists. Capt Frank Cunningham of Richmond and Miss Lillian Respess of Norfolk are tipped to appear alongside Bernice Le Cato, famed for her magic violin. Proceeds fund church debt relief and repairs.
Our attention is drawn to the need for a tie rail at Mathews Court House and the county trade is invited to participate. Merchants bankers druggists doctors lawyers and every one are urged to contribute. A start of two dollars is pledged and further funds are sought to complete the work.
Advice warns most appendicitis cases occur in chronic constipates. Oring Laxative Fruit Syrup is cited to stimulate the liver and restore bowel function along with Louwels ort to reestablish natural bowel motion.
Miss Fannie Lee Brown and Mr Charles Bernard Anderton wed at Singleton M E Church on Tuesday at noon in a white and green decor. The ceremony followed Lohengrin played by Mrs Annie Smith with a large procession, reception at Mrs J A Brown, then steamer Mobjack trip to the North. The couple, popular in Ware Neck and Mathews, will reside after their return at Mrs J A Browns home.
A public notice urges early use of Foley's Kidney Cure to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. For sale by S. E. Richardson.
The second quarterly conference on Monday the 23d saw strong church representation and encouraging reports. Bethel and St. Pauls raised 150 for missions, Beulah Church received over 200 for a new house, Bethel was painted, St. Pauls bought a new organ, and delegates S J Foster A J Diggs J W Thomas were elected to the District Conference with alternates R J Campbell W O Hudgins James L Brooks. Nine new members joined this year on profession of faith. W L Ware P C
Notice to taxpayers stating office hours Thursdays and Saturdays for tax settlements. Deputy Treasurer W S Jarvis will meet taxpayers Saturdays. Treasurer J J Burer urges unsettled accounts to be called on and settled.
A compact notice urges readers to place orders promptly for dens linacing services, highlighting artistry and reliability. The item emphasizes timely workmanship, clear pricing, and a focus on aesthetic detail to attract discerning customers.
In obedience to instruction from the State Board of Examiners and Inspectors a uniform examination for teaching in Mathews County Public Schools will be held at Mathews C. Ir. on May 3, 4, and 5 starting at 6 o clock. Applicants will be tested in drawing science elementary algebra and moral history besides the usual subjects. White and colored applicants examined the same day. Thos. B. Lane Supt. of Schools Mathews Co.
Roll of Honor for the week ending April 12 lists John Brownley Harold Burroughs Curtis Hudgins Arnold Hurst John Miller George Miller Lester Smith Carlton Thomas Georgie Armistead Edna Armistead Ella Diggs Annie Diggs Clara Hudgins Mary Hudgins Saidee Ripley Lottie Ripley Saidee Smith May Smith. Roll of Honor for the week ending April 20 includes John Brownley Curtis Hudgins Carlton Thomas Edna Armistead Columbia Boram Clara Hudgins Mary Hudgins Saidee Ripley Ruth Ripley Raby Ripley. Those entitled to Certificate of Merit are Edna Armistead and Mary Hadgins.
Pupils at Mathews High School plant two designated Class Trees on the school lawn on April 17. A vote selected names Evangeline and Virginia Dere, honoring a cherished poem and Virginia Dare. After planting, Mr. Jordan spoke on nature as students recalled years at the Old Mathews High School.
The carpenter’s clinching of nails parallels our school method of reinforcing learning. During the final weeks of the year we review and examine to secure the knowledge built up in the child’s mind, a period perhaps the most valuable of the entire year.
J declares he will be in the Treasurers office at the Court Mouse on Tuesday and Wednesday, May 1 and 2, to issue licenses to merchants and all persons required by law to obtain licenses. He will provide reports on Wednesday the 3rd for those licensed.
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