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While Mrs. Joseph MitcheIl's
little son was playing with a shot
gun he acciden,ly discharged it.
sending about fifty shot into his
sisters thigh inflicting a serious il
not dangerous wound. Or. Hos
kins who attending Miss Mitchell.
alter cutting open the wound,
succeeded in extracting about
twenty FIVE of the shots. The
others are still EMBEDDED in the
limb. The doctor says the &c.
naming shot are EMBEDDED arounC
the bone, and that it will be i'm.
possible to dislodge them.
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Proceedings Of Executive Committee.

Proceedings Of Executive Committee.
Tho Executive Committee was
called to order upon the adjourn
ment Of the Convention by the
Hon. James II. Stubs of Glou-
cester and organized by the APP
pointment of Judge Claggett b.
Jones of King and Queen as
Chairman of the Committee and
l.. G. Catiett Of Gloucester, Vice
Chairman, and Thomas II. Ed
wards Of West Point, Secretary
Of the committee. 1t was ordered
by the committee that the mem
bers thereof or so many as could
conveniently do so, should attend
the meeting of the Virginia Com
mission to be held at the Capitol
in Richmond on Tuesday, Ian. :
next. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. in the
interest Of the Jamestown Expo
sition and the representation Of
Of the counties.
be COMMITTEES called a meet
ing TO be held at Gloucester Court
House on Monday, Ian. 7 next
at noon. for the purpose of
pushing the work for which
they were appointed, and request
that all Of the members of the
Executive Committee be- present.
The committee then adjourned
to meet at Gloucester G. II.
on Jan. 7, 1907. at noon.
THos. r. EDWARDS,
Secretary Committee.
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IS Oh: ICE

To the merchants of Mathews
County. l viii present on or
about New Years day 1908, 3
$1,000 blI 10 the one who sells
the largest quantity Of my soda
water during the year of 1907;
second best $500 bill will be
gwen. Now do your best and
win the first prize. ALI orders
will be promptly flied. Post
Office Hudgins. Phone Office
MOores MERIT MOORE In.
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A DELIGHTFUL PATTY.

Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Hughes
gave a delightful dance on last
FRIDAY night, after dancing I'M
til twelve, refreshments. were
served. All went home expres-
sing a pleasant time. Those pre-
cent wsreEMr. and Mrs. Cauthorn
Mr.. and Mrs. Booze, Mr.. and
Mrs. Haskell, Mr.. and Mrs. H.r-
~ Miller, Mrs. VIM. Miller. Mrs.
Dora Hughes. Mr.. ]. II. Burton.
the Misses Mollie, Alice. Jessie and
jamie Miller, Lillian Terry, Elvi-
"a Maxwell. Clarene Mason, Moi
lie and Carrie Jones. Helen
Booze, Hope Chase, Gussie
Miller, Miss Rhodes. Georgie and
Mabel CauthorR, Edith Wick
house, Helen Chase. Msssrs
Phil. Mason, Ira. John and George
Hearn, John Spencer, Roland
Jones, Allen Wickhouse, WILDER
Mason, Jack Billups, Charlie Bill
iups, Alma Bentley, Rufus Miller
Willie Parker, Roland Chase,
Page Bullock. Willie Aldrick.
Veraon Hunley and Mr.. Seth
Miller. Madge.
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What has become Of ths ~ otion
which the General Hospital Board
declared they would make on
the 9th instant to DISSOLVE the
injunction sued o1t by Dr.. Fos-
teri Have thsy come to the con-
clusion that their action ia sus-
pending DIR. POSTER was az hasty.
ill-considersd and illegal as their
removali
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'neh sor each suessqusst insertion
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ar, only be inserted as paid matter for
which charge OF sve csata per line il
made.
Communications sdveeatisx caadi-
dates for onicS will De charged for ri
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Reading notices 10 ssrts per liae.
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catica.
TEE JOURNAL. voeld As greatly Ia
dectes' TO its correspondents IL they
will mail their nsws lettsrs 30 ~ to
reach this Office before Wednesday
morning. 4 great nRny itssss lave +.
go unpublished or be carried ever urtil
ans following week and he stale read
ang because thsy do not reach tAis
s6ice in time
No notice will be tahen sf Asses "
nous Communications Whztovsr 10 a
tsadsd for qualifications rnust DO sisaeA
with the writer's aams.
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TIE WATCH CONTEST.

The voting contest is still on.
bat somewhat tagging. We wish
we could do something 10 get a
hustle on our subscribers. We
want YOU to send your votes in.
So far we have had votes for onlv
two contributors, Myosotis and
Madge. Wake UP, and send your
votes in.
The vote TO date is as follows:
MyOsotiS.................... ...... %
Madge ............,... ..........I5
Sunbeam ...... ........
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THK ORIGINAL

Foley 81 Co., Chiago. originat ed
Honey and Tar 20 athcroat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popu iaritYof Fcley'S Honey
and Tar many limitations Il I CfcIeG
for the genuine. These worth less
limitations have similar sounding
names Beware of them Thegenuine
Foley's Honey and Tar is in yellow
package. Ask for itand refuse any
substitute. IT is the bestremcdy for
cough and colds. For salehy all
druggists.
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Most victims 81 appendicitis are
thoae who are kR6itsaily oaastipzted.
OriRo Laxative Fruit Syrup cares
chronic constipation BY stimulating
the liver Aaa Sowels zzd restores the
natual seticH Of tke bowels. Orino
Laxative Frat Syrup dSS< zot Hauss-
ate or gripe AID is mild and pleasant
TO take. Refuse substitutes. Tor Gale
by ali druggists.
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a GARD.

This 10 to certify that all druggists
are authorized TO refund your money
IL Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough OF cold. Itstops the cough,
heals the lun.s and prevents serious
resnits FROM cold. Cures la grippe
cough and pneumonia, prevents con
sumption. Conta ms TO opiates. TIL.
genuine is in a yellow package. Re
fuse substitutes. For sale by all
druggists
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The Executive CoIamittee 81
the Thirteenth Judicial Circu<.
organized for tho purpose of So
curing cooperative rspresenta-
Ation Of the Crest at the James
town Exposition. met 80 Cioe-
cester Court House Ga last Mon
day. A great deal Of discussion
ensued, aad it was fnally deter
mined that the members of the
&Comnsittse from the respective
acouaties should apply TO the
u6oards of Supervisors of the
counties for an appropriation OF
le; 500 each with which to get I'D
afnd install a special exhibit for
S bese FIVE counties.
81 We have heretofore committed
eorseives in favor of THE county's
taking some interest In adver-
-sssinE its resources szd prosperity.
AS past history and it's future pos
ssoilities by exhibition azd advsr-
'is-ment at the Tsr-Centsnary.
eat the same time. when the gen.
lemen OF this coninittee appear
before the Boards in their re-
spectivs counties. VIC sincerely
ihope that they will have some
thing definite 10 oGer. showing
the manner and scope Of the work
they propose TO undertake, rather
bran simply TO appear and ask
rhe Boards to give them the $500
with the promise that they will
do the rest.
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MASS MEETING.

There will be a mass meeting
OF the citizens Of Mathews County
at the Court House on Monday
Jan. 81 Court Day) in the inter
est OF the jamestown Exposition.
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JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.

The convention Of the counties
OF the Thirteenth Judicial Dis
tEIct. and ths town of West Point.
called in the interest OF co-opsra-
tive Representations of the district
at the Jamsstewa Exposition.
sssenblsd in West Peizt at noon
OF Thursday. Decent Der ~, 1906.
and was called to order by Thos.
Il. Edwards Of the Committee of
the Towa Couacil. who explained
the object Of the meeting. where
upo2 Mr.. L. G. Catlstt of Glou-
cesteT was u4aHimeusly elected
Chairman and Mr. Thomas II.
Edwards of West Point, Sscre-
tary of the ozvention. The
Convention tSss organized and
proceeded with the business for
which it was called. IntsrsstinS
spssshos waEs ads in behalf Of
q COED representation Of the dis
triet at the Jamestown Exposi-
ton by Col. b. l.. Earinhotl.
Jas. =, Stubbs. Col. John z.
Saunders, w. Il. Ryland, DR.. ].
7. Edwards. w. Il. Walker, w.
II. Walker. w. K. Broaddss. A.
c. Powell. Gee. c. Bland, L. c.
Cstlstt. {. P. Snsal, Herbert l.
Lewis, Taos. Ii. Edwards and
others 1t was ordered by the
Convention that Col. Farinholt's
address be made q part Of the
record of the proceedings. Mr..
Edwards. in behalf of the local
committee. offered a series of
resolutions, which, after some
discussion, were unanimously
adopted as follows:
Whereas, the representatives of the
counties Of Gloucester. King and
Queen, Mathews, Middlesex and King
William, composing tke Thirteenth
Judicial District OF Virginia, have as
Ecmbled in conVentios this 27th Law OF
December. 1906, In the town of west
Point with the representative Of the
said town for the purpose of adopting
a cooperative plan, by which the dis
trict, including the town of West
Point, may make a creditable ednca-
tional, historical and physical exhibit
ton at the jamestown Ter-Csnteniai:
therefore be IL resolved by this Con-
vention-
THAT in order to make q WORTHY
sduc&tioudl, historical and physical
represent atioH Of the Thirteenth Jndi-
cial District Of Virginia at the James,
town Ter-Centennial. which bids fair
~ be one of the greatest expcSitions the
world has ever sesn at the very door of
o1r homes. The counties composing the
district. inclwding the town of West
Point. 40 URite for the purpose Of &C
eomplishiDg the objest with az little ex-
penSe as possible, and hereby ear
nsStly uTRe asd request the Board Of
Supervisors of the respective couaties
OF the district, and the Town Council
OF West Point TO appropriate and con
tribute the suM of at least $500. 90
sach. for the parpose of defraying the
nscessaiy expense, Incident TO collect
ing and arranging date, assembling
suitable exhibits. and making a repre-
sentation worthy of osr district, and
to place such contri button at the dis
posal of the Executive Committee here
isafter appointed 10y this convention.
THAT an Executive Committee
shall be appointed by this convention
to consist OF three active and intelle-
gent citizens from each of the counties
81 the district and the tow of W.
Point, who shall Immediately "a
their selection meet and organfhis v
~. purpose Of carrying out tlley pives
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+ IN 49, a f-~ceighGaF periOd hOW-
10. Urinars-..a expect J
III Ne S SsHfraE we're to .uscu-
IA mt, shining shad will be Hiking
TASTthward and will soon enrich
a.. both the pocketbook and the table
feril OF the denizens of this happy and
ege prosperous section.
Ne trust that this early warm
weather may mean the early and
abundant run of FISH. and that all
orr people III this new year, 1907,
pay have exceeding great bles-
sings III wealth, health and hap
piaess.
And in these times of piping
r0n. peace. when there seems to be as
little Of want and suffering in our
county as the most exacting pes
simest could expect. we trust that
ous people may continue in ODE
dnence 10 the law. 1t may be a
vain hope (but it is nevertheless
a worthy wish that the time may
come when the dirty speak-easy
may be a thing Of the past and
that men will not disobey one of
the most salutary laws of the
State for selfish personal gain and
TO pander to the weakness and
unfortunate appetite of g their
fellows.
And again. the laws of the
State require that the fishermen
ard the oystesmea,t he merchant,
the physician and lavysc. the
neutrality-suspicious.. the livery
man. and many other classes OF
i. iEens s..a'l pay a license tax.
However unjust it may be.
whatever of pcrs ,ual hardship we
may believe it works. 1t is the
law OF the land. .written by the
=. Legislature. tbs eSSsu.,ssssr,;iag body.
determin2&e engine drew the
~ c.e,Ssl At IS stopped way
kdrch aud dropped ness,
]ne OF the crew went the p'
IL feet. tanned
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nCwrc Axoio.enE.i,1nNIA

You can avoid pneumonia and other
serious results from Il cold by taking
FoIey's Honey and Tar. It stops the
cough and expels the cold from the
system as it is mildly laxative Re
fuse any but the genuine in the yellow
package For sale by ali druggists.
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AnInEiolous nARoxR-

One of the worse features Of kidney
trouble is that it is an insidious di-
sease and before the victim realizes kis
hanger be may have fatai maiady.
AXE Foiey'A kidney Cure at the first
sign OF trouble a. it correct$ irregula-
ton and prevents BriGht's disease anu
diabetes. Tor salc by all druggists.
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NOTICE.

To all parties vho have not
settled their taxes due on oyster
shore In Horn Harbor and Milford
Haven must come and settle at
once, as the tax has been due
since Sept. I. 1906.
w II. GAY Z. Insractor-
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ALWAYS GET THEIR MONEY.
NORTHER N NECK MUTUAL
FIRE ASSOCIATION,
IrYinpton, Va.

GENTLEMEN: / have received
your check for 5000 in full for
loss of my house and furniture a
few weeks ago.
1 thank you. and commend you
Tor your prOmptness and the sat
istactory adjustment, which was
without trouble to me.
Truly your association is doing
~ york for our people and
Girlny dollars to those OF
con, arr. Yours gratefully,
the impression tENRyH SyNroR
III OF them scat IN i.agc. Va
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OlsTuaBEo TIE CONGREGATION
The person who disturbed the con-
gregStion last Sunday by continually
couKhing Is requested to buy a bottle Of
foley's Honey and Tar. For sale by
all druggists.
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COMMONWEALTH OF YlRGIgIL
department Of Public Instruction

RiCHMoND. Dec. %, 1905
10 2UperinleBGcats u Schools,
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times the COLLAR. cuffs and buttons are Of
black velvet. ana a very pretty suit was seen
the other day which had collar q cuffs
OF white watered silk inside Of which was o
narrow fold Of black and white striped
silk.
For the mountain outfit the riding clothes
would be better Of cloth han Of linen.
and the ride astride GOAT. worn with brsschss
and boots. would, Of course, be best. Thers
10 a good new double breasted English
model with very long skirts. and the soft
felt hat cooked gently on three sides should
be worn, for IL may be said hat riding bare
headed 10 by no means as popular az IL onos
was.
Afternoon dress is OF compare lively
little Importance in the mountain ward
robe. still there are always occasions when
II ID needed. and one or moro Of the charm
ing tussor or ever useful foulard gowns
should be provided. A very chic French
gown Of absinthe tussor is made with Q
short skirt n q blouse. which 10 oCt out
entirely from the neck. we'll down under
the arms and In worn over ar u~nderblouse
Of hlet dyed the same tone. There In Q
DOLLAR and band around the edge OF the
skirt bordcred with black and embroidered
in black and white.
Another simple but good tussor frock
10 In rose. The blouse. which opens widely
In front. m the Japanese sleeves have
small pointed cuffs which button back.
while the front breadth Of the plain skirt
buttons up on the blouse In two sharp
points. A plastron and sleeves Of vasn-
cisnnes frills gives Q dainty touch 70 this
Iittle frock.
49,
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able, sticking closely to the head and yet
capable of receiving a daring and becom-
ing tilt.
In line with the Norfolk suit but some
what less severe are the separate short
skirts TO be worn with the long sieeved
shirtwaist. Two extremely good brand new
models are shown.
One with wide box plsits all around
which meet but are plated deeply twice
underneath to give the necessary fulness
has n deep yoke formed by pointed bands
of the cloth. which are stitched down over
the meeting of the plaits all around tho
hips. Another band is stitched above the
hem all around the skirt.
The other skirt has still wider double box
plaits which slant sharply UP to the belt.
The plaits meet and ara stitched down to
the knees, but the outside one il cut out
slightly to the end of the stitching. where
it curves in and is fastened by two buttons.
These skirts, IL made of hin enough wool
or OF linen. may ave shirtwaists of the
material. but IL they are made OF cheviot.
tweed or homespun the correct thing 10
wear with them is one of the light washable
woollen shirts or one OF the mannish shiI ia
Of linen OF madras.
The light wool shirts may be Dough- In
plain colors or in white grounds with deli
cate stripes and spots as dainty and fresh
looking as cotton. They are usually made
with plaits. but there is also the perfectly
plain shirt. exactly like a mans. with the
breast pocket and attached urnover collar
under which a soft silk tie ID worn.
Blu perhaps moot satisfactory Of all
are the pure white wool hlouses. one cen
scarcely call them shirts. for though plain
they are contrived with such clever ar
rsngercnts OF bands and plea.s that they
are quite charming. Quo pretty model
Of q new imported matariL which 10 said TO
retain itA lustre no matter bow often II 10
wash~d has n yoke piece which terminates
ea,h side Of the shoulder In a pointed Rand
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front with pearl buttons and loosely boltcd.
A great ~favorite also In the short looss
mannish jacket shape with pockets on each
hip and one breast pocket. Then there IN
the blouse drawn In close TO the waist. either
with a collar which can be turned up about
the ears or with no collar at all. and the
sleeveless knitted vest. The leather trim
med sweater In very effective. but for some
reason does not seem to be a favorite.
II a tam-o'-shanter Ii TO be worn IL
should be knit to match the sweater. b
most attractive hats for mountain wear are
the really charming felts, which are being
shown at the best shops. OF medium sine
and straight crown. they are often Of white.
but pale blue and champagne are also soon
and they are trimmed with q twist OF soft
silk and feathers. which exactly match the
hat.
They are sometimes turned up In front
with a pair Of wings or a feather pompon,
sometimes at the side and sometimes the
brim remains fat and there is merelya band
OF feathers round the crown. One sxoep-
ton was noted to the self color scheme OF
trimming In a pale blue felt with natural
owls wings on each side Of a soft blu silk
mot.
Driving coats are important items In
outfits for the mountains, and two excellent
models with some claims to originality
were lately seen. One, Of a heavy iron
gray worsted, has black pocket flaps. buttons
and collars and cuffs. which would be q
sombre combination enough IL it were
not lightened in Q most unexpected and
taking manner by scarlet leather. This
10 turned back over fhe black DOLLAR and
- l..L-l 49, L. . l--I. AL - A--A
side which is fastened by q scarlet button
sol .;p,,laNal b,,ttoch0Is
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the pleats and ~buttoning in front. The
centre picture shows one Of the newest
and best designs, and IL Ia safe to say that
a Norfolk suit could not go further in
charm and usefulness.
or a greenish gray tweed with facings Of
plain green cloth, it has n perfectly plain
skirt. The long Norfolk jacket has cut
AWAY fronts. a collar which can be buckled
close round the throat and deep buttoned
up pockets. BY the way, all Norfolks
should be provided with large servicable
pockets and he sleeves should be the
pLaineSt OF long coat sleeves.
The best head covering for rough sports
il unquestionably the knit Tam-o'-Shanter.
but for those who do not fancy this rough
and ready headgear there are smart little
cloth caps Of various shapes which can be
made OF the same material as the suit and
can he further smartened by a briRbI quill
IL this ia desired. There are also the plain
soft felt hats which are bright and comfort
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flst bands upon which In applied . design
made Of the silk In tiny bands. This 10
all outlined by q delicate traoary OF goid
and black cord.
Elaborate evening dress. except for state
occasions. is frowned upon at the
resorts for some reason. The high necked
evening gown or the simple little Dutch
Decked frocks Of crepe or muslin are
usually worn on ordinary evenings.
The one in the picture. Of pink French
muslin with cluny bands, 10 typical Of TINS
sort Of gown. One Of the pretty broad
cloth evening capes Of white olor peal cors
with Q silk lined hood 10 an absolute peoes-
sity. -.
Finally. tea gowns are not In order. but
one should always be provided with a
dressing gown Of chaillie. albatross or light
weight French flannel in plain color
bordered with q band Of plain satin or
lowered ribbon.
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but extends In the same form down Zach
side Of the front Till IL IL met by another
short pointed band coming up from the
belt.
Down the middl" or the 'front.' are two
other hands meeting In points and the
sleeves are half lcng, with a pointed tab
on the front. All the points are fastened
by pretty buttons.
The long sleeved cotton or linen shirt
Is coming into It's own again n white IL
no longer the only wear. Very stunning
are the pleated madras shirts In large
plaids OF soft gray and brow MS, dull blues
and violets 10 be worn with n white turn
over linen collar ard 4 little bow tie to
match IN color. Well tailored shirt waist
frocks OF colored linen or cotton, striped
or plain. are excellent things 10 have in the
mountain wardrobe.
A good swePter 10 an absolute necessity
Inc there il a wide choice as to shape,
though but little az TO color. for white
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THE OUTDOOR OUTFIT
Frocks for the Arduous Life
of the Mountains. u..
SMART NORFOLK COSTUMES.
The Trampins Outfit at Once Be-
coming and Sensible. y"

0utnt Of the woman VINO Goes In for Attn
leuc Pursuits In tho Mountains Hats,
shoes. skirts and Bodies Wen Suited
to Her Observation-Disclosures u the
Norfolk Jacket-wido Choice offered
by the Uscfuf sweater-Drfvfng Coats
Important Items-Tne Evenins Gowns
One Has Need Of IN me Mountains.
Let no woman mako the mistake Of
thinking that . seashore outfit can be
made to do duty at tho mountains. The
two situations make demands upop dress
a. diverse a. they are themselves.
As the French. who take their fashions
very ~seriously. would say. while tho ward
robe far the shore should initiate the sparkle.
caprice and gay beauty Of the summer sea.
dress for the mountains should partAke Of
tho severity and rlggedness OF tho ever