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M0RAYIkA SEMLAARY

For Young Ladies-coun.
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WORRALL HALL ACADEMY rEEKskrI,

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Miss C. {. Mason's Suburban Soho

FOR GIRLS. THE CASTLE, Inrrytown- Hudson. n n
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FRIENDS SEMINARY,
2e9 22s East 18th ST.. New York.
FRIENDS SCHOOL.

PRATT INSTITUTE E n4aa Ts'% c R:se' s:g@:
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SUSAN.

This is the beginning of the
spring campaign the next will be
little lower down and will if
reports be true come eff in the
near future.
The Red Men of Port Haywood
have given another manifestation
OF their liberaljty, this time it is
in the shape OF donation about
the size of 500 check to help
build the parsonage on East
Mathews Circuit.
1t seems now that the fishing
will not prove SO proiitably as
was expected, some are said to
be making good money, while
the majority are not doing. so well
prices are declining while the
catch is not improving. just at
this time there is big run of
hard heads or king bills on. .,.
A quiet marriage was celebrated
on last Sunday at 7 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. Ella V. Diggs, the
brides mother. The contracting
parties Mr. Gilbert Handy, OF
New Point, and Mrs. Julia White
widow of Mr. Charlie White.
deceased. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. r. Laugh
ton, after which the happy cou-
pie with a number of their friends
started to Bethel Church under a
shower of rice and Congratula-
tIons." May their lives be long,
useful and happy.
LEUMAS.
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MATHEWS COUNTY.
GWYNNS ISLAND.

The farmers are busy getting
ready for farming. ,
I'VE are sorry to report Mrs.
Annie E. Godsey quite i'll.
The fishermen are catching a
plenty of Shad now, some of them
are making money fast.
Miss Maggie Adams. VINO has
been visiting friends Oh the Island
has returned TO her home in New
Point. ..s e. ...4.
Miss Pearl Blake gave birth
day party last "Wednesday. All
seemed to enjoy themselves very
much. 80. ,.c.-
Mr.. Jim Jenkins son fell from
a tree last Thursday. and was
badly hurt, but is much better at
this writing.
Rev. w. ]. Williams preached
a fine sermon Sunday evening,
But be filled with the spirit.
Ephesians 5:IS.
WILD ROSE.
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LABAN.

Mr.. Bernard Hudsins, who has
been spending some time with
his people, left last Wednesday.
to accept position in Norfolk.
Mrs. ThoA. b. Hurst, who has
been spending several days with
her daughter. Mrs. w. l.. Owens
of Berklev. has returned home
reproting delightful trip.
The RosebGd entertainment
which was held at Bethel. March
"a, proved a great success and
though not a large rowd attended
owing to the jnclemencv Of the
weather, yet a very good collec,
lion was raised which we believe
viii DC pat to a good cause.
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ITe ATOP HoTeA poeR.

Great deeds compel regard. The
world crowns its doors. That's why
the American people have crowned Dr..
Kings New Discovery The King of
Throat and Lung remedies. Every
atom is health force, 1t kills germs
and colds ana II sgrippe vanish. 1t
heals cough-racked membranes and
coughing stops. Sore. infiamed bron-
chiai tubes ard lungs are cured aAd
Mortgages cease. Dr. Geo. More
Black Jack, II. c., writes 1T cured
me o. lung trouble, pronounced hope
less by all doctors" soc, Sl.O0. Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by all drug
giste.
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SOLES.

Miss Maud Soles, closed her
private school Monday.
Mrs, Clara Bristol Nuttle is the
guest of Mrs, Charles Lewis,
Capt, Earnest Minter, of the
Sch, Maud was in this vicinity
Sunday.
Mr.. Richard. of Baltimore, is
in this vicinity taking contracts
tor tomatoes.
Easter services will be held at
Spring Hill Sunday night, the
day services being omitted.
Capt. Flick Soles, of the Sch.
Montanay spent few days with
his brother, Chas, Soles last week.
Mr.. w. J, Grimstead spent a
lew days in Baltimore last week.
buying a full line of millinery
goods. D-st
Miss Clementine Soles has re-
turned from a two weeks visit at
her grandparents, Captain Frank
Haynes and wife, at Cobbs Creek.
Miss Sophia Soles has returned
nom a SIX weeks stay in Balti-
more where she has been study
inc the millinery art. Miss Soles
will be located for the season with
Merchant, Grimstead.
OWL.
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MEDICAL ASSOCIATION MEETS.

heaTidewater Medical Society
met at the home Of DR.. William
Jones, Gloucester &. II, Va. Apr.
9th at ten o'clock 4. m. The
following doctors were present,
from Middlesex. Drs. Marchant,
Brown, Bagby, Jones, Gwath-
ney and Christian; from Mathews.
Drs. HOskins. Walden. Haynes and
Raines; from Gloucester, Drs.
James. Davis and Jones, also DR..
Rose, who was made an honorary
member of the society, and Prof.
Tabb, who was the only layman
present.
After the routine business was
completed, DR.. Walden was called
upon bv the president for his pa
per on the Treatment of Puer-
peral Eclampsia, after the discus
sion of which DR.. Jones paper
on The Differential Diagnosis OF
Ectopic CESSATION was read.
The meeting was very inter
esting one and after concluding
the discussion of the papers. the
doctors were invited to the din
ing hall where a sumptiOus repast
was served. and thoroughly enjoy
ed by all present.
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THOSE GOOD OLD TIMES

The Baptist Young Peoples
Union, of Old Baptist Church,
will give an entertainment, emit
tied, Those Good Old Times. on
Tuesday and Wednesday nights,
April 18th and I4th. VIII begin
at 8 o'clock at Cricket Hill. Re
freshments will be served before
and after the performance. Ad-
mission, children 10 cts. adults
I5cts. a slendid opportunity to
have a good laugh and plenty of
fun, SO don't fail to come one and
all. and enjoy yourselves while
you have the chance.
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The revival meeting which is
in progress at Bethel will go on
perhaps the remainder Of this
week if not longer Mr.. Phaup
is assisted by Rev. r.. Laughton
of East Mathews charge and the
noted singers, Mrs. Charles Hud-
gins and Mrs. Vinekon, of Ports
mouth, whose thrilling songs
have reached many a troubled
and burdened heart and drawn
them nearer to the cross, Several
professions have been made and
we believe the meeting will verify
prove a success.
On Thursday morning, March
18TH, the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. z. Hudgins was made sad
when the death angel entered
and claimed Amanda Florence,
their Youngest child, aged 10
months and 10 days. The death
WAS caused by pneumonia, from
which she suffered only one week
The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. l.. ]. Phaup, and
the remains quietly laid to est in
the family burrying ground by
Leonard Minter, Butts Sadler,
Alva and haywood Hu1gins, four
small boys, while, We'll never
say Goodbye in Heaven" was
sung by Misses Mary ). Minter,
Mabel Hudgins and Esther White
We would not weep for her for
we know she is not dead but
sleepcth.
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TO THE DEMOCRATS OF
MATHEWS AND MIDDLE
SEX COUNTIES

Having announced myself q
candidate for the Democratic
nomination for member of the
House of Delegates from the
counties Of Mathews and Middle
sex, l shall from now until the
primary or convention which ever
the Democratic Party Of these
two counties see fit 10 hold, is
over, be found diligently at work
using all honorable means in my
power to secure this nomination.
| am very respectfully,
ROBERT J. MCCREADY.
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MONEY COMES IN euNcHzs

to A. A.Chisholm, of Treadwell, Ny.
now. His reason is we'll worth read
ing: "For a long tisee Esuffered from
indigestion, torpid liver, constipation,
nervousness, and general debility. "he
writes Il couldn't sleep. had no ar.
petite, nor ambition, grew weaker
every day in spite of medical treatment
Then used Electric ritiers. lively,
bodies restored al my o,d-time health
and vigor. Now Can attend TO busi
ness every day. It's a wonderful me,-
icine." Infalliblc for Stomach. Liver,
Kidneys. Blood and Nerves, SIC. at
all druggists.
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A SEASIDE SUMMER NORMAL,

This year shc regul II State
Summer Normal for Tidewater
Virginia. will be held at the &c
cana High School. only eight
mineuts ride on the electric cars
to the ocean. Teachers who at
tend can board at Virginia Beach
at a cost of only S. per week.
Term from June goth to July 27th.
Extensive preparations are be-
ing made and 4 large attendance
is expected, For fall particulars.
address, l. L. XoUNcELooD.
Local Manager,
Norfolk. Va.
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NJ. +. G. Fritts, Oneonta, ~. Y.
writes: My little grill was greatly
benettted by taking FOley's Orino
Laxative, and ] think it is the b2s,
remedy for constipation and liver troI
BILE" Foley's Orino Laxative is bess
for women aud children. as i, is wi'
pheasant and effective, ma - = sl't&g
ala spring medicine. "a Il cler>>, 81
SrNteoi and c'easS tie coiS,'iestt-u. :
sale bv ~" G.u@s;.ts.
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During the spriag every one would
be benefited by taking Foley's Kidney
Remedy, 1t furnishes a needed tonic
to, the kidrev's. after the extra strain
Of winter, and il puridcs the blood by
stimulating the kidneys, and causing
them 10 elem.natc the Impurities from
il. Fo'ey's Kidacy Remedy input
new lie and viaor. Pleasant to take.
For sale by all druggists
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FRIaHTFUL FATE AVEzsEL.

= would have been d cripple for
life, from 4 terripls cut on my knee
cap" writes Frank Disberry, Kill
her, Mimi. "wi.hout Bucklcn's Arni-
ca Saiyc, vhic'i Son Sltcd ms" "a
faIl.hiG j,r vo@u&s, c1. oad bruises,
IL soon c.rc, nui"r~ -sca,es, old
sores. Eo;ls, skin truuops. worlds
best f.; Pes. zSc, .,;t ~ CrD. .eists.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-04-08

The next regular meeting of
The Capt. Sallie Tompkins Chap
ter, U. ID. c., will be held in
the Mathews Courthouse Satur-
day, April 10th, at $50 p. m,
HELEN M. FREEMAN, Sec'Y.
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Nj kRCANTIhE BUSI-
NESS FOR SAl>E

~ = y N|AN y NIA "a
Desiring to devote my entire
time to the oyster and packing
business, | will sell my mercan~
tile business in the town of Ur-
banna and rent store-house 10 the
right man on right terms. Stock
about So, Exceilant stand,
located directly on Urbanna
creek. Modern storehousa, con-
veniently arranged, and up-to-date
fixtures. Tor further particulars,
address. ]. w. HURLEY,
4-S-st. Urbanna, Va.
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WANTED.-SaddIe mare for
lady. to ride. Fresh Jersey or
Guernsey COW. Sows that will
pig iii April or May.
s. G. WeLCorr.
DiXondale, Gloucester Co.
E. 10 a. Virginia.
Miss May Rowbotham. WHO
has been visiting DIR. and Mrs. G.
I, White for ,everal months. re-
turned to her home in Roanoke
on Saturday. She was accompa-
med as far as, Norfolk by Mrs.
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunley
Will move from Magnolia" t. the
home of the late Mrs. Cordelia
Murray at Williams Wharf this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler will
arrive this week and take posses
sion of Magnolia"
On Easter Monday night. April
18th. St. Johns Sunday School
will hold Literary tumble" in
the Rectory, Mathews c. H., to
which the publit is cordially IN
vited. Light Refreshments for
sale. City ice cream.
Miss Zula Rouse arrived Sat-
nrday to take charge of the Mil
linery department Of Wyatt
.Wolfe's up-to-date store. The
storehouse has been recently i'm
proved and well stocked with all
kinds Of new goods. See adver-
tisement in this issue.
FoR. SALE "A valuable farm of
II acres with nice house and cut
buildings located on Horn Har-
Dor. Valuable oyster ground
goes with place. Will sell cheap.
Apply, Mrs ENos HUDGINs,
4-S-2t. Susan, Va,
The spring examination of
teachers for the year 1909 shall
be held on Thursday, FRIDAY and
Saturday, April 22nd. 23rd and
24th; the summer examination
shall be held on Thursday. Friday
and Saturday. July goth, goth and
3Ist.
Mr.. r. Wesley Foster desires
to inform his patrons and friends
that he is sending 4 basket to the
Crystal Laundry in Norfolk dur
ing every other week and that
one will 30 forward on Tuesday,
April 9Th, Cleaning and press
ing also done quickly and reason
ably. .
a large assortment Of Camp
bells Stains and Floor Finishes
have just been received by Sibley
Bros. These Stains are unequal
led for staining and vanishing
furniture and interior woodwork.
Fhe floor finish is very durable
and suitable for all floors. Ask
for color card. So"
. To assure yourself of securing
our absolutely pure and whole
some drink buy Bohea Importing
Company's celebrated New Crop
Teas and Coffees. We especially
recommend the Ladies' Club
bra-ds, Epicureans pronounce
them the best. Sold by l.. NJ.
Calls, Mathe VS.. Va.
Ten beautiful post c.rds all
different. with your name or greet
ipgs printed in gold for only ten
cents. Ihese are all high grade
cards and are we'll worth two or
three times the price asked, Ma
rine views, Landscapes, Pretty
Girls, Hunting Scenes. Flowers,
etc Satisfaction guaranteed.
Send us a trial order to-day and
it will be filled the same day.
w. L, TURBYFILL. i
P. O. Box 8. Windsor, N. c
3-25-St i
The revival which has been in
progress. at Bethel since March
%, is still going on. Deep inter
est is being manifested. quite a
number of people have made a
profession of faith in Christ. The
De-
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Personal Mentions Around Mathews
and Vicinity.

Tuesday from Baltimore.
:, Mr.. ]. A. Weston returned
Wednesday from an extended trip
to Baltimore,
Capt, Charles Hudgins is on a
fort visit with his family. at
Hudgins this week.
Miss. AnnaVV. Switzerland, of
: Brooklyn, is visiting Miss Caro-
lyn Pool this week.
Look out for e. A. Browns
new ad. He always. has. some
thing interesting to tell you.
Mr.. Thomas Lane, son Of DIR.
I. b. Lane, and Miss Emily Bak-
er will be- married in. Norfolk on
B April I4th.
Mrs. 'Clarence Kirwan and Nc
Guffih Kirwan, after a short stay
III the co unity, have returned. to
Baltimore. ~
Mrs. c. s. Williams and son,
Harry, OF Hudgins, returned home
Sunday last from. an extended
trip to Baltimore. s''
One cow yoke of-steers. and
pea hay for sale.
r. &. II. Poole
4-S-It 49, Diggs, Va.
" Miss Roberta rBillupS and Miss
Sue Brllups, of Green Mansion,
are visiting Mrs. BERTHE Freeman
In Baltimore.
St. Johns Sunday school will
hold its annual Easter celebration
IN the church on Easter Sunday
beginning at 7:3op p. IN.
$500 70 lend ON real estate.
First mortgage.
80 DR.. T. b. LANE.
4-S-tf, Mathews, Va.
Rev: Charles Is. Richards, of
Petersburg. was called to the as
torate OF the Christian Churches
thews last Sunday.
Capt. Gaius Billups, after
spending several weeks down
South. will be in Baltimore at
Easter. before returning ..t to the
; county.
Miss Nettie 'Satterheld. of Den
ton; Md, arrived in town We'd
nesday and will take charge of
the Millinery Dept. Of q. S. Mar
chants Store.
Mr.. G. S. Marchant spent a
portion of the week in Baltimore
buying goods. He is telling you
about them ip"h;s new advertise
ment this Weet.
Special embroidery sale Ion
day and Tuesday April 18th and
18TH. Lot I2H and Isc. en-
bfoidery &C. per yard.
WYATT WoLFFE.
Ernest Brownies Cigar Store &
News Co. Souvenirs. Tobacco
and Cigars. Headquarters for
Mathews county people. 3I3
Main st. Norfolk. Va.
" n w. F. Brown. D. D., a
proAinent minister and a popu-
lar lecturer of Pittsburg. Pa, is
visiting his brother. DR.. d. +.
Brown, who has recently locat-
ed at Fitc hetts.
FOR SALE. Second cutting
p hay. pea hay, corn fodder by
STOCK, sofa beans. Registered
Great Dane Puppies S$Io. to SIS.
y. e. WoLCOTT.
.t.... Dixondale. Va.
FOR SALE.-Wood-sawipg out
fit, engine 5 horse power, saw
frame. saw and belt, engine suit
able for farm purposes.
L. l, BnLUPs.
-a.2S-4t. Hudgins, Va.
Note the ad Of tssA big Home
I>o.,,:,,rx C>efe h~- 49, Nr-..f..l,.