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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1906
Page
2
The Journal Publishing Co notes rates for ads and notices including obituaries, resolutions, and political communications. It urges timely mail of newsletters before Wednesday morning and requires signed submissions. anonymous items will not be published.
The Northampton Jaimes contends April issue that Journal unfairly questions Otho F. Mears for Congress. It defends Mears as a capable lawyer and party servant, reciting past campaigns, service in Virginia during the Civil War era, and his district achievements while arguing alternatives are needed.
Our neighbors the Southside Sentinel celebrates its 11th birthday with high regard for its journalism and wide circulation. The Sentinel is described as a precocious youth in its duties and is expected to grow in power influence and usefulness in the future.
Citizens celebrate the new phone system in Potato Neck Garden Creek and Winter Harbor. Dr A G Vaden spearheaded the effort visiting Gloucester C H and the Tide Water Telephone Co board to secure commitment to erect the lines. The communities commend Dr Vaden for his energy and leadership.
Foley & Co. Chicago originated Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy. Popular demand has spawned imitators with similar names. The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar comes in a yellow package. Refuse substitutes. ask for Foley's. Sold by S. E. Richardson.
The June 16 Democratic primary to nominate a congressman for the district features incumbent Jones facing challenger Mears of Northampton. Jones opened his canvass at Montross and plans a strong district campaign, likely visiting Fredericksburg soon to meet supporters. His track record includes river appropriations, Mercer Monument funding, and a pledge of $50,000 for a new public building, which locals expect will yield a large Fredericksburg majority.
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky in Tea as a supreme curative power for stomach back and organ weaknesses. It warns against ordinary medicines and offers tea or tablets for 35 cents, with asks to consult a physician.
The Rev J T T Hundley of Norfolk and the Rev F W Troy of Brooklyn will assist Brother Remagen in leading all day services at Westville Christian Church next Sunday. A celebrated evangelistic singer will attend and dinner will be served all day. Members of Westville Holly Grove and Oak Grove will provide meals for attendees. Services begin at 11 o clock and run until night. A strong turnout is expected.
A pretty wedding united Mrs. Bettie Atherton and Mr. Celie Foster at West Mathews parsonage on a Thursday evening. The bride, widow of William Atherton, is the daughter of John Bassett. Attendants included several relatives and friends. reception followed at the bride’s home in Blakes. A storm shortened attendance but the event was celebrated with music and games.
A concise overview of Longfellow s The Courtship of Miles Standish noting Plymouth colony life after the Mayflower voyage. It highlights Priscilla and John Alden as central figures and summarizes their roles during the first harsh winter and their hoped for partnership among the Pilgrims.
A staged seven scene synopsis of the Miles Standish tale shows Captain Standish lifting life with Priscilla, John Alden acting as envoy, and a council over an Indian threat. The tragedy and romance end with Standish approving the union of John and Priscilla after his death and a wedding scene.
In New England items a Willimantic Connecticut resident, Alvin H Stimpson, credits Foley's Kidney Cure with curing him after many failed remedies. He says four bottles restored his health and he is now free from acute kidney trouble. Sold by S E Richardson.
Notice announces weekly office hours on Thursdays and Saturdays for taxpayers to settle taxes. Deputy Treasurer W. F. Jarvis will also meet taxpayers in the Chesapeake District every Saturday afternoon.
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