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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-01
KELLEY and DAVIDSON
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE
A CIeverly Arranged Scheme by Which These PriS
OnerS We're to Gain Their Liberty.

PALATKA. Oct. 80. THE Times.
Herald OF this city has the following
particulars OF the recent attempt Of
Davidson and Kelley to escape from
the Putnam county Jail;
1t win be remembered that few
months ago wellhrrangod plan TO
break iail was frustrated BY sherin
Gennorly, who was told OF the plot
~ one OF the prisoners. colored
man named Ashley, who was charged
With assault with intent 70 murder
IN view OF what be had done the
shcrlfi had his sentence changed 20
aggravated assault and then paid the
One for him. Since that time Ashley
aas been acting as cook az the Jail.
Ia this capacity he came 10 know w.
N, Davidson and J, NJ. Kelley, the
Alnchua county prisoners who were
tried here and found guilty OF muir.
Ter at Hlgh springs OF w. @. sellars.
special agent OF the Atlantic Coast
-lue, and who are still confined Ia
,ur county Jail They told Ashley
hat they wore determined to escape
md that Mamie brown. q negro wo.
nan who formerly cooked ior the
prisoners, was 20 aid them: that she
vas 20 buy cav, Ole or other tools,
and that for such service she was 10
9o paid $50 Someone was needed
o got ihe tools 60 The cell. however.
% they offered Ashley ss5 Il Ne would
out DO this
Minnie Brown was given 90 70 pur
chase the tools so through I'm en-.
Dloye Of the browning mill saw
sas secured She said Il would bo
iecewafy 20 80 to jacksonville 10 get
ust wha, YVES wanted 70 Davidson
.ent her check for 1890 on tho I
iIgh Springs Bank, dated October /
.lst aud payable 20 order Mamle
irown signed by W, ~ Davidson
#fhe Following note. which waa pot
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-01
SANITARIUA NOTES

For some time past The force n,
the saniiarium have been busy reno
waiting, reiaying carpets. rugs. etc.
ia preparation foF the winters bnd.
ness. which IS expected 10 b. quite
good, A Number al the rooms have
been rekniaomined aud The wood
work repaInted An old furniture b
gradually being replaced with new
sanitary furniture.
Judge a. }. Cone fas recovered
sufficiently 60 b. enabled 20 rfiurn
20 hls home ~ Raleigh
Miss Helen Green. who wa a
nurse "a ihe saaiiarlru for several
montha has severed Ser connection
VIVA lbo Institution and returned 90
her home % South Carolina
Niaacf Wilbeg Cold q Nevberry Il
a tsralcai patient thln week Tho lad
detslopsd q serious bone disease ~
ofs u Bite legs and 4 became ucees.
arr 30 remove PORTION ~ ihs bona
flls inprogemest since fhe 5fsfnsson
cplie fanefatiofy
q 81 ioyoli valued emplssss 81
lte vi p Faiisr Co a. R5thslla. y
. suaeieai paflent ihls week under
ne care 81 81 repaa
Hlss Carrie Chuffh. trained
auFse u jacksonville pho has laen
taking treatment 81 tbe sanliasiam
returned 20 her home 3 isn DAYS aso.
Kite Ffaneisco. q hroihsr n Me
Francisco. the weltknosn grali
10 qalis ~ a. ihs ssat
arium thh week
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-01

dated or signed. accompanied the
check ON both these documents, as
well as the saw, are now ia the pos.
session Of the sheriff;
"'Ile shure and yet frame with
them, the smallest hise you can set
and about Eve or six blades or sawa
You must set them a. fine as you
can get and be careful Il anyone
wants TO know your name tell them
something but not the write one. n
you have not friend IN Jacksonville
get thom to set the things for you
Now when you 80 TO JacksonvilIs
take this check to Mr.. Charles Ben
nett. whlskey houae on West Bay
street. Anyone ear tell you whore no
Is and toll him 70 cash that for you
that air Davidson of Illah springs
gave Il % you. Hurry hack and be
careful.
Mamie Brown and her cousin, tho
weltAnovn Scott women. who WA
IN the plot wore arrested Friday and
placed Under bond Of $500 and ssoo
respectively They had Intended 90
Ing 20 High Springs sunday
when pavldaon and Kelley were
confronted with tho proof they we're
compelled 10 acknowledge their guilt
bat Kelley swore that he alone had
intended 20 escape. and that his part
ner never had ANY lstentlpn az Ieav
lng TO Deputy Hague te stated thai
% Sheriff tee Kohnerly was Toe
sharp for him be would accent ghr
result r. good grace aud wdnld make
no further attempt 60 escape nnf
ieeplte this che auihorltloa are inklne
lo chances A special suard has been
llaced NJ the IAN, and no one IL 10
Owed 20 go near the cell III which
heae two persons are confined. And
ta we'll ior The ola Jail mover
sheltered quite 30 dangerous AND
Irhemlng inmates.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-01
Yea Island Cotton Market
Is Considerably Higher

ANNAH Oct 20 The marke,
A.'af cotton vas rather
20 t1s veet Doc lsier a.
Hr' activity ana al orer
nasa q slsasli aayane
Qagailnt ara 1905
- seek aso. ard a. ire
- taelss are swept via
N. aus orders san unaisd
as 80 p" iFm Qss,ati0ar ~
t ~ grades seIux noai
b Dew bers zone - W.
''u ,.saa .,-s, =. "a.
- % Is d. ztst8 hait.
W gr as1 itf,S
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-01

lima aud president IT tbe National
Educational Association
Nr Walter ~ Page editor 81 The
Woflde Work
Dr ~ . Friesoll prlnelpal liamp
tou iusuiuie
W Frederick u Galea. one ~ Nv
Hockofeiiers buslnrtg mauaeefs.
hF. Bsaw J. Murphy. Mf Rocte.
is@sf'a counsel. in benevolent matters.
~ John p Hockeieiior De-
Ail bot Prof ClaNon ana Mr. Iog.
per Nefe present 81 The meeting tines.
day and they have both siucs acceplsl
places On ite hoarit elected 10 eaf.
~ out 80 Roekeisliefs plans
Good Wsres idr hs euth.
u calling these gentlemen together
fof Tuesdays conference. Mf aaeha
Teller addressed - each . letter poini.
lng oal BIZ interest 10 relieving human
gaaariag caused b. ne eho0k woru
Parasite especially beeanso. ~ said.
= had been his pleasure e spend
pofiion q each year amoag ne warm.
hearted people d the South ana b.
seleomed 49, sppmtmiiy % erbrssa
lppfeeiailon q ihelr many kindnsssss
nd hoamtalliies
The members % fte commission. n
faming 3 reply 10 ~ noekefeliefs
.fisr % 9i.e1gqoo. declared thaf fhs
faposliipn met Win ibeir hesrilesg
Two millions u ouf rsotle are Ia.
eeiei Fifs ms parasite hes added
ii ls ~ 60 neana cen1ned 10 one
'afe. 9 takes iis ioii of suffering ana
eflt flgH ttr laiel.'reui ana welifo.
= al i ~ fH ,te lef
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-01
ROCKEFELLER GIVES
ONE MILLION DOLLARS

SEW YORK. Oct e. A gifi ..
fi.ooeopo b John y. Rockefeller u
nsht che hook eorm disease "a.
announced ~ the oHice 81 tho stand.
ara on Company here late yesterday.
A dozen wcilknosn educators and
scleniisia. seleclsd 10 large part from
institutions u loafnlng ln the south
where ihe parasite b prevalent. we're
eailtd 10 conference win Mr. Roeke
Ieiiara representatives AZ fte stand
ara COZ c1mpssrs offices a. 20 BROAD
w. Iaoi Teassag, aad ~ thai meet.
lng N'r iiocstisiiefs desire 10 oraaa
80 a comlniafiots % carr co q eam.
paign aFeiast ihe maiadY cas- discuss
~ AZ result of lhl. discussion ~ lhe
nliuailon. tbe Hockoieiief eommlaaion
ioF its efadieallon ~ ne book worm
distase vag ofFanltsd
The membeFs 81 ne commission. a.
selected 81 ~ Rockefeller. are
D. wMilm ~ wslsh. professor of
paih0logy ~ Johns ilopklas Usises.
49, president n ~ American asdi.
ca Aasocisfien
~ simon Fisfnsr arseios n
Iiockeislier iasiiluie fof Medical ~
.earth
~ Efvia a ANsfmas. president
. &C. uolssfsiiy d Fgnua
~ fafi4 D iioatter. eAsaeeligr 81 I
FashieEea Caiyeulg So iosis
ileeoafs
frof 8 csNoe trofeor 81 I
esai.aa O. tbs CmswsHy - Ten
insfee
Ha 3 = ler stass tan.
stest e feeffnpe d Seftt cave
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-01

WAShiNGA I'm O~s' ", @HN -
,.r,ment OF State has received a re-
- from the American Consul-Gen.
al At barcelona. Spain, In regard
]. the band Of swindlers operating
!, various towns and cities in Spain,
vbo make a practice Of writing to
psrsOns in the United States respect.
ne the Imprisonment Of a relative
and the guardianship Of q child.
The Consui-General states that the
alleged prisoner generally describes
himself as political prisoner from
CHA; be is at the point Of death and
has but one friend--the prison priest
through whose good offices he is
enabled to smuggle an occasional let
,er out OF the prison fort.
The prisoner Is rich. He has for
fune in cash on deposit in the United
states, but the certificate OF deposit
s concealed IN a secret receptacle OF
bis yallse; the yalise itself has been
taken possession Of by the court at
caFthagena, which tried and con-
dsmned him, and will be held until
ihe prisoner or his representative
has satisfied the costs OF the trial
TIE prisoner has an only daughter;
ayhg in bis prison. hls Sole thought
B Of this beloved Offspring lie has
mo friend or relative IN Spain 10
shOse care he can commit her In
ibis emergency his thoughts turn 80
,he distant relative In the United
States whom he has never seen and
81 whom he knows only through hear.
say or the family tree. VIII the dist
an, relative assume the guardianship
"A The darling daughter. and the darl-
beg daughters fortune OF about $780,
3' II the distant relative accepts !
ihe trust one-fourth Of the prisoners
1iifo fortune viii be the material
seward The good priest viii 80 at |
Sao to The United States and take
~ darling daughter with him There /
ban one condition: the ready mon.
n which the prisoner brought with
fa 20 spain has been exhausted |
81 distant relative Is therefore re. /
Ted 30 send enough 70 llberate the
Aiie continuing the secret receptacle
- zee certificate o. deposit This
'I Is 70 be sent to TIE good priest
= az address Indicated, aud. having
'''ed t. che good priest will at
secure ihe raiise aud start for
Ia tie land Oh the nee and
home Of tie brave wish the
'tas daughter
y stove q generally the arst lei.
q tAe series. Il Is quickly fol.
aI another IN which the prison.
-'aeiieally states thai his strength
andy falling ard The end Is near.
o'seeehes his dear distant reIa-
2 assume the trus, and BE- a lov,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-01

Kstis noeher. ne ltfis niasysar.
% fauEtief % n. q. Rother u gses
taasnia. va 500 d9eh shis roiafn.
inr hona uiih roae groceries al
Tbafrfag aftefnoaa isfc q q Fat
ren aad ole usft bnnied ~ ~ al
bai ouig Furtn go heA iie aamss
Brine a. isisi sbQ' ta elalus ska
~ fesis - 60 shile $40 barsir ~.
eifeafsi ie hsa ben efrkinr =
seems ans sent eai 90 81 pFrb
Nila o. aistoi d haa3 totfas ~
. ~ Helaaie 10 b. eiaime1 $50
rfea tlm ss freaafe sat
.,as we've a1s - essssr ia. -
aesir
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-01
SPANISH SWINDLERS
STILL AT THEIR WORK
Their american Victims Find II Impossible to Con-
viCt Without Going TO Spain.

ing father TO the darling daughter
The third letter is from the good
priest himself, who In brief, touching
terms, and hopelessly bad English
announces the death of the unhappy
prisoner; the good priest adds that
the darling daughter Is under his care
He Is ready 10 put his promise into
execution and start for the United
States as soon as he shall have re.
ceived the necessary funds from the
distant relative. The good priest FIRE.
quently inclOses with his letter a DO.
gus newspaper clipping announcing
the death In prison az Barcelona OF
the famous Cuban patriot Csome-
times called Augustin Lafiente) the
newspaper notice also speaks cunning.
" OF the cohfisoated valise and the
darling daughter.
II Is a simple scheme, but present
ed in such a plausible way that al.
most any unsuspecting distant rela
tive" Of European extraction would
be more or less deceived by the glad
prospect OF falling heir to the agree.
able custody Of a darling daughter
with big fortune, and one-fourth IN.
terest therein as an additional recon
pcnse.
Naturally the FIRST impulse OF the
distant relative Is to ask a lawyer or
a judge or some authority what
course he ought to pursue In the
premires but as he thinks Of doing
this his attention is taken BY the
warniag u the prisoners letter be.
seechIng him not TO mention the mat.
ter 70 any living soul lest The secret
OF the vallse and the hidden recepla-
Gle be lndlscrectly betrayed
The yaliso. after an. with its con.
cCaled certificate OF deposit Is the
key TO the situation, and possession
must be taken OF Il before anything
can BE- done or said. This Geo Gun.
nlngly vel, forth by the prlsonerl Il
very evident to the distant relative.
aud 50 he quite frequently preserves
he secfet iatact. and instead of con
Iultlng a lawyer or writing 20 the |
American Committeeman AZ Barcelo /
ia. be qulotly sends q dram Cor Toe I
sum demanded 90 the good priest and /
iwails resulis OF course be waits I
n vain. and the poor dead prlfoner
md me good priest and tbe darling |
Slaughter IN the course " slime psag I
lut Of bis lie forever. leaving him 4
inly an uncomfortable memory 81
he money be 80 cheerfully confnibu
"a % the confidence game.
For nearly twenty years these sane
,naves have been pructiclng ihelr
.elndle, and q is needless 20 snggeal
hat they are very carefully ORGANIZED
hey have conf,deraies rot only 10 ibe
fnitsd States bui 30 most other cDnn.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-09-23
MATHEWS COUNTY
NORTH.

The play. six Cups of Choco-
late" piece Of feminine gossip
in one act. will be given for the
benefit of the parsonage fund at
the old Hughes home near the
Battery on Wednesday evening
Sept. 2oth. at 8 o'clock. Those
who failed TO see this played at
"Old Holly Hall" several years
ago. should not miss 1t on We'd
nesday evening. The cast is as
follows:
Adeline Won Lindan, Bessie Down.
"a German Grill
Marian Lee. Virginia Billups
"a Southern Grill
Dorothy Green, Isla Hughes.
"a New Englander.)
Hester Beacon, Maude Hearn.
"a Boston Girl.)
Beatrix Van Kortlandt, Carrie Mason.
"a New YoTker.)
jeanette Durand, Nellie Shackleford.
"a French Grill
The best musical talent which
we can secure will entertain you;
in addition to this, we have Sc
cured the services of Mr.. r. l..
McCready in his negro sermon,
Fare you we'll Brother Watkins"
and probably other character
sketches.
At the close of the entertain
ment there will be oysters and
hot coffee for sale also ice cream
as usual. Admission I5c.
By courtesy of the Christian
church Rev. G. b. Richards will
take vacation of TWO weeks
during that time he visits his
mother in Fairfax County.
r. ]. Mattox. who has been
doing business at lanes Store
since January will locate at Car
dinal Oct. Ist.
Miss Helen Freeman is visiting
in North Carolina.
L. E. S.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-09-23
NEAR DEATH IN BIG poMe.


1t Was thrilling experience toMrs.
Ida Soper to face death. For years
a severe lung trouble gave me intence
suffering" she writes, land several
times nearly caused my death. All
remedies failed and doctors said was
incurable. Then DR.. Kings NewDis-
covery brought quick relief and a cure
so permanent that have not been trou-
bled i'll twelve years." Mrs. Soper
lives in Big Pond, ia. 1t wor ks Won
ders in Coughs and Colds, Sore Lungs
Hemorrhages, LaGrippe, Asthma,
Group, WhooPing Cough and all Bron-
chial affections. SOC. and 81 90. T-ial
bottle free. Guaranteed by all drug
gists.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-09-23
COUNTY COMMITTEE CHOSEN.

At meeting of the Democrats
of Mathews in-the Court House
on Monday the following Demo-
cratic County Committee was
elected. Chesapeake District:
Alexander James, NJ. G.. Bur
roughs. o. Nj. Stewart. w. F.
Jarvis. ]. +. Hudgins. Pianki-
tank District: ]. 7. Christian. J,
II. Williams. S. w. Ingram, v
V. Shipley, r. b. F. Hudgins
Westville District: S. +. Miller
w. E. Fitchett. DIR. &. c. White,
G. E. Diggs. ]. ]. Burke, Cler!
Of Committee. The newly cho-
sen Committee immediately re
elected Mr. l., G. Garnett, Coun
T. Chairman.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-09-23
CROSSES OF HONOR BE
SLOWED UPON CONFED-
ERATE VETERANS

Sept. IS being one of the four
days in the year where the daugh-
tiers Of the Confederacy are per-
mitted to bestow the Cross of
Honor the Sallle Tompkins
Chapter met at the Court House
and with appropriate ceremonies
bestowed crosses upon the veter-
ans in the list appointed. The
Chapter takes this opportunity %
thank the speaker OF the day
Mr.. Leslie Garrett for his very
eloquent and appropriate address
also to the Commander of the
Camp and the Rev. Richards fol-
their part in the program.
Open with Lords Prayer Lee
by Rev. c. B. Richards.
Our Southland" song by Chap
ter and Camp.
Few words by President.
For Southland loved" Song
by Chapter and Camp.
Introduction of speaker by
Commander Minter.
Address by Mr.. L. c. Garrett
Reading OF Rules by Vice Pres
ident. Mrs. F. Theo. Miller.
Bestowal of crosses.
Response for Veterans. Rev. c
b. Richards.
Song of Dixie.
Benediction, Rev. G, B. Rich
ards. e
The names OF those who wer,
to be honored on this occasion
follow:-Henry F.. Diggs. RicharC
Ferguson. John Z. Foster. Saml
u. Hudgins. Laban Hudgins. Geo
w. Hudgins. VIM. F. Jarvis. X
H. Minor. c. P. Morgan. Reber
d Morgan. George Mason. Geo
w. Powell. John A. Sadler. r
/ II. Sadler. w. H. Terry. an
], Geo. w. White.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-09-23

L. S. Foster. Taylor Building
Norfolk. Va. The scholarship
gives fee tuition: board. washing.
lights and heat will cost about
$3.50
Mr.. s. P. James is writing
Insurance to beat the band but
1.-THE same time is whoc ping up
the grocery business for all it is
worth. On every Saturday he
sells for cost and has crowd on
the string ali day. The good
people from all the county round
coming in to take advantage Of
the opportunity for saving.
WILL trade a good farm and
road horse for a suitable brood
mare and give boot. For Sale a
No. 9 Hockney Valley hand pow
er feed cutter for cutting hay oats
top fodder and ETC.. cost $40.
Have no use for it and will take
So, also seed wheat for sale. Apply
to DR.. Hoskins or at Spring
Hill.
If you desire to have your
house painted in the best, cheap
est and quickest way it will pay
you to consult us before engaging
anyone else. We are prepared
to do your work in a way which
is bound 10 give satisfaction. The
patronage of all Mathews people
will be appreciated.
r. GORDON FOSTER.
S-27-6m. Cardinal Va.
BEST FoRTHE HANDS
S. l.. Chapman, Massac. KY, says:
1 used DR.. Bells Autiseptic Salve on
my hands, which were sore, and find
it the best ever tried. 1t cured them
completely.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-09-23
GENERAL NEWS.

The next annual conference
of the State Teachers. Association
will convene at Richmond Nov
q to 20. inclusive.
Miss Nellie Shackleford of the
Battery. Mathews Co.. will teach
in MiddleseX Co.. the coming
session. -Sonthside Sentinel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Garrett.
of Blakes. Mathews County,
visited their nephew. Mr.. ]. T.
Hammond. here last week.
Southside Sentinel.
DR.. FrcderickCook the discover
Ter of the North Pole arrived in
New York. on Tuesday. He was
received by a large enthusiastic
crowd.
Governor John A. Johnson. of
Minnesota died at his home in
Rochester Mimi. on Tuesday
at 3;74a. m. He was one of the
most prominent of the western
Democrats and his death is greatly
deplored in all sections.
In dense fog Wednesday OF
last week the Chesapeake Line
steamer Atlanta rammed the Md,
| Del. and Va. Ry. steamer West
moreland below Fort Carroll,
near Baltimore. The Atlanta
was uninjured. The Westmore-
Hand sustained damages amidshiE
lamouEting to So. 900. Both vessel:
continned on their way.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-09-23
Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership

The business heretofore con-
Quoted at Mobjack. unber abe firm
name and style of Walker &
James Bros. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Mr.. 0. NJ
Walker will hereafter carry on
the business. he paying all bills
heretofore contracted and he is
hereby authorized to collect all
outstanding bills due said firm
Walter & James Bros.
In retiring from the firm. W.
bespeak for our successor a con
tinuance of the patronage so lib
orally bestowed upon the oil
firm.
JEFFERSON AND w. L, JAMES.
o-2-4t.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-09-23

Departed this lie an Mathews
co. Va. April 20. 1909. Bro. Ru-
fus A. Miller in the 44th year OF
his age Bro. Miller was the son
Of Booker NJ. and Joit b. Miller.
Observation-Disclosures
Miller Wm.A Miller Capt. Booker
A. and s. Jackson Miller. and
four sisters Misses Lula v. aud
Lucy Miller, Mrs. Susie Bently
and Mrs. Irene Foster to mourn
the loss of faithful and affection
ate Christian brother. In 1880
was converted under the ministery
of Rev. T. 0. Edwards ond Joined
Providence Church West Math-
ews Circuit and continued until
his death. most faithful and
efficient worker in both Church
and Sunday school ard herein is
sustained an imparable loss until
God shall befit some one upon
whom his mantle may fall.
AS a neighbor and philanthro-
pist, he will be greatly missed, for
many needy ones have had their
hearts made light through his
kindly beneficence.
For several years before his
death. he had suffered with a
chronic disease which finally be-
came necessary that a surgical
operation should be performed,
which was done at Sarah Leigh
Hospital, Norfolk. but he survived
only a few days. His remains
were brought home, the funeral
service was held in Providence
church Ply Rev. w. ]. Williams.
and his body laid to rest in Provi-
dence Cemetary until the great
change shall proclaim. time IS no
more.
At times he was great sufferer
but never a mourn fell from hislips
relying with child like simplicity
upon the promises of God await
ing his own good time to take
him TO immortal joys. Often
during his last illness he would
say. 1T will soon be over, it is
we'll With me ! am satisfied. the
Lords will be done." and when
the summons came he smiled as
his soul took it's Heavenly flight
to join his loved ones that had
gone before.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-09-23
Collision Near Wolf Trap.

The gasoline bugeye owned
and sailed by Capt John Taylor
of New Point and the fish Steamer
Poquoson Collided near Wolf
Trap light Monday night. The
bugeSe was sunk ty the collision
to the level of the water but al
the crew were enable to get
aboard of the steamer whiclrthcr
towed the damaged boat t.
Williams Wharf.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-09-23
TO THE T AIDE

In assuming full proprietorship
of the above business l will at
ways be actuated. as before by
desire to serve nv patrons well
and faithfully and ask from them
Continuance Of the patronage
they have so literally bestowed
upon Che old firm.
lo-2-At. 0. NJ. WALKER
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-09-23
sgsr IN THE WORLD

J. w. Hyatt merchant of Warren N.
c. writes Please send enclosed order
by mail Sutherland Eagle Eye
Salve is the best eye remedy in the
world IS.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-09-23

DIR. Bell'sPine Tar Honey. J. w. Nc
Daniel, Etherton, Ills, says; There
is no medicine which equals it for
coughs, colds, Grippe. asthma and
Bronchitis. Look for the Bell on the
Bottle.