Transient Sulvertisements Rates Noted in Frat Insertions
A brief classifieds note states transient sulvertisements cost 50 cents per insertion with 25 cents for each subsequent insertion. No changes are made to the rates.
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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1907
Page
2
A brief classifieds note states transient sulvertisements cost 50 cents per insertion with 25 cents for each subsequent insertion. No changes are made to the rates.
On July 23 1907 in Saluda Virginia the primary canvass reported W D Evans with 746 votes and J W D Haynes with 234 votes illuminating a majority of 512. W D Evans is declared the Democratic nominee for the House of Delegates from Mathews and Middlesex counties. W H Rytann chairman Middlesex County and L C Garnett chairman Mathews County signed the declaration.
Two Middlesex Demo tic sons were named as Senator and House member after Saturdays primary. Mathews candidates were defeated, ending their long hold on the district. Hon. W. D. Evans and Hon. Jne R. Saunders praised for Middlesex victory. The Journal pledges continued Democratic support and loyalty to the ticket.
Presenting information on dam buildings including the Virginia Maryland and Baltimore structures and hotels in the Jamestown territory. It also covers Chesapeake and York River line points such as Yorktown and Richmond. A free booklet copy is available to Mathews friends by writing to the General Passenger Department in Baltimore Md.
Ira W. Kelly of Mansfield Pennsylvania says he suffered kidney and bladder trouble for two years and used many doctors without benefit. He credits Foley's Kidney Cure with restoring his health and urges others to try it. Sold by all druggists.
Hartley White recently moved from Mathews to Richmond to join D. Buchannon & Son Jewelry firm. He developed severe abdominal pain Monday and was admitted to Virginia Hospital at 6 PM diagnosed with appendicitis and operated on at 2 AM. The operation was reportedly successful and his condition hopeful. his son Elijah Baker is in Richmond, staying by his side.
The ad extols Poley’s Honey and Tar as a safe cure for the “white plague” consumption. It touts it as effective against colds and claims no risk from unknown preparations. Purportedly genuine in a yellow package and sold by druggists.
A sermon on faithful preaching insists ministers must warn of eternal danger and speak boldly as Christ and the Apostles did. It argues that true ministers are guided by the Holy Spirit, not by human comfort, and that preaching should pierce hearts rather than read dull prose to listeners.
Edward Brooks in the Methodist calls for bold preaching without flattery. He cites Paul and apostles as examples, insisting on denouncing wickedness and remaining authoritative even if listeners are incensed.
Orino laxative syrup promises cleansing and bowel stimulation without irritation. Sold by druggists nationwide.
The revival at Old Baptist Church has drawn large crowds since Monday week with many conversions. Four attendees remained not professing Christians. Rev Dr Fisher and Rev W A Snyder led three Sunday meetings, praised for their earnest efforts and prayerful outreach to the unconverted.
R Use the j O U A M Council No 82 marks its 26th anniversary on Friday August 2 1907 at the Tabernacle begining about 1 6 A M lasting all day Rev Louis Suddith and Hon J Boyd Sears will speak around 2 A M Dinner is free and refreshments are sold on the grounds Vocal local music will be provided by the Mathews Quartette all welcome
Notice states that the first applicant within thirty days from July 5, 1907 will rent all unpaid oyster planting grounds around Plankstank River and Milford Haven in Mathews County Virginia. J T Christian Oyster Inspector District 47 C Virginia issued the notice.
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