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Evening journal., 1903-12-03
The Pleasure of SEER

49, A(eA0 ~AA - III SGGAA
Juniper street,
is to see perfectly and to SC
everything.
Helps for the traveller, II
shut-in, the opera goer, II
nature student, the visitsr
seaside or mountains.
Opera giaSSeS-bring the fai
away objects close-good, achr,
matte lenses, 81. so to $40; L,
mares imported lenses, the fines
81. so to $42, every style Of noun
ing; prism field glasses, s-powe
$45.
HindozO miyyo,S-look aroui
the corner, as it were, see 1
street or down street, or who's
the front steps, 81 to $S.
K0dakS-bring home what y,
see; Brownie in two sizes. 81 al
81; No. 0, folding kodak, SO; n
S, folding kodak, $35-and TO
sizes in between.
IheynOmeteyS-you can see
temperature-all sorts of patter
and all sizes; advise you what
wear or to regulate ventilatio
] 25c to $3.50.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03

About Christmas.
What to give.
How much it will cost.
What can be got for a certain
sum.
Upwards Of a thousand items
are mentioned on this page eve y
day, but il they don't hit your
case write and ask questions.
An o t her handkerchief
corner 1.-THE l0th) opened today
off the Little French Room, second
floor-the daintiest and finest
handkerchiefs from abroad are
there.
The last shipment of
books in fine bindings from
London tOlde Booke Shoppe,
Thirteenth street, contained: A
rare 1912 Abbotsford edition of
the Waverley Novels-l2 volumes,
bound as "a, by Zaehnsdort, $135;
Pickering, 1925 edition of Ba-
con, in full polished calf, bound
by Zaehnsdorf, II volumes, $135;
a set of the Smith Elder library
edition of Thackeray, lS69-bound
by Zaehnsdort, in half levant, gilt
top, 800.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
Fur N1uffs and
NeckVNear


Second floor, Chestnut street
For children and young
girls or for women-plenty.
No day goes by without
somebody's telling us she can
find more different styles here
than anywhere else, and at
more reasonable prices.
Squirrel stocks, lined with fancy
satin, S6.5 5Q
Squirrel four in hands, lined with
plain gray satin, Sl2.
Squirrel stocks, finished with passe-
menterie, lined with plain. gray satin,
Sl6.5O
Small curved collars of squirrel, ends
finished with fringe, lined with plain
gray satin, $40.
Snow fake squirrel stocks, double
tabs, lined with plain gray satin, Sl6.s0.
Small curved collars of snow Jake
squirrel. ends finished with fringe,
lined with plain gray satin, SIS.
Blue coney four in hand stocks, fur
ON both sides, S..
Small curved collars of blue coney,
ends finished with fringe, lined with
plain gray satin, $40.
Chinchilla stocks, trimmed with pas
semenlerie, lined with plain gray satin,
$40.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
Warm Gloves for
Everybody
tchestnut and Juniper streetsI

tchestnut and Juniper streetsD
Good Christmas glove.
too.
U/0MeH s.
Wool gloves, Csc to So.
Wool mlttens, 25c and soc.
Cashmere gl,ves. silk lined, SOC to S
Doube silk gloves, 81.
Leather gloves, fleece lined, 81 up.
Squirrel lined gloves, $3.50, S4, Sd. S
SIS and $3.50.
Persian lamb, squirrel lined, SIS.
Men's-
Fleece lined, 81 to 81.
Seamless wool lined, So.
Fur lined. $3.50 to $3.50.
Fur. s.. so to $40.
Wool gloves 25c to s..
Wristlets. 25c to Sl.25.
Children s.
Lined and unlined leather gloves ,
to $1.50.
Wool gloves and mittens, 2sc to 81.
Ask for one of the bright lit
Christmas boxesl
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
Christmas
Dress Patterns

Dress Goods Salon, main aoor)
Between today and Decem-
Der 25th, we shall sell more
than $4,000 dress patterns of
cottons alone. Always is so,
every year-and the number
keeps growing.
VIII you choose what you
want now, carefully, leisurely
or wait to do it in a rush.
Cotton dress patterns, 81 to $3.50.
Wooden dress patterns, $3.50 to ST.
Vesting waist patterns, 75c to S2.95-
nearly all half-price.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
Women's Silk Stockings for Gifts

To American maker alone gave order for
$4,000 worth Of silk soc ngs for Decemberhe foreign
orders, of course, were much larger.
These American stockings ST. ST. so and 81 and the best
the world these prices Even the 81 stocking all silk
s. small lot Of French silk stockings work
inseps, that usually cost $3
white trench) $2.2 plain black silk with
clocks aso French S. so.
quite the fad buy plain silk stockings for gifts end
enbroder them yourself lace miaons hem cutting
underneath.
Exquisite French work silk stockings begin at So
The gem OF the collection is :hat pair at 500. An
other fine pair is $50.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
Seni-N1ade Gowns
from Paris

CDress. Goods Salon, main floor
The prices are sometimes
cut in two-sometimes a third
has been sliced off. You
couldn't get any dressmaker
to make and trim you such
gowns for so little.
A good many went yesterday but
some OF the So. SO kind are still left.
-Four beautiful robes of voile Is yards
in each, with fringe for trimming, $50
from S4S; gray, blue beige and navy
The finest is black taifeta appliqued
with cut design of crepe de chine SIS
from $50
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
THIS is the 28th Christmas occa-
Il sion on this spot, where others
than ourselves claim that there is
the most unique store in the world.

u.
1t certainly was the first Of its kind and It steadily
stays first in a thousand ways Of its own
No other retail business in the world has thus far
ventued have ready the third Of December SO vast
and valuable stock amounting to between SIX and seven
millions of dollars ($60000O0 and $7,OOOOOO)
A great big fat thing it is, this store. like Turkey
fattened up for Christmas
There's something in the stuAing that without putting
everybody wants.
The whole world has been feeding it and spicing it
for this particular Christmas
There's an all-day Bird Chorus going on in the
basement the sweetest spot in the store where the
Candy is all Christmas smiles.
The Canaries and Parrots are making an immense
to-do about house parties and where they will spend
Christmas
You may stare like webred Frenchmen at the Christ
mas things, and nobody will ask you to buy penny's
wcrth until you make sign that you want something, and
you can then have our best attention
NOTE-Wise people pick out stormy days for
shopping-the greater comfort at the store makes
the discomfort of getting here quickly forgotten.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
WOTnen's
Black Cloth Coats


tSecond floor, Chestnut street,
Warm.
Talior-made.
Simple.
Staple.
Styles that the conserva-
tive woman likes to find ready
and waiting for her.
IaO0 styles ct 7.5O..
A 2S-inch coat of black zibeliue.
A 3O-inch coat of black cheviot Will
double capes over the shoulders.
OtkerS.'
$40 A 27-inch coat of black cheviOt
fitted back, side pleats
Sl2. A 26-inch coat of panne chev
lot: velvet collar, fly front.
Sl2.75. A 30-inch coat, tight fitting
is cores; velvet collar.
SIS. A 5O-inch tight fitting coat {
broadcloth, strapped seams; Is cores.
Black coats from a5yoad-th
best styles and cloths-$l5.5o I
$50.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
Splendid Zibeline
Walking Suits for SIS
Second floor, Chestnut street

Second floor, Chestnut street
Exactly the same things
that are selling in New York
for $22. 50-aOzth no LzHzHg IN
the SKIRT of tie Jacket.
How about using them for
Christmas gifts?
Choose from plum color or black.
The skirts are walking length, un-
lined-carefully and neatly hn-
ished; the jackets are long blouses
trimmed with bands of black taf :
feta stitched with white.
All sizes-if you can beat them
anywhere, we'd like to know.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03

and I shall tell him it is all right"
With many thanks the old fellow
went across the street to the bar.
say. Mike" he said to the bartend-
er. 'let me have a quart of whisky.
The Judge Will stand for IT,"
The man behind the bar was skepti-
cal however, and went TO the door OF
the saloon and shouted over to the
magistrates office. rs il all right
Judge
Yes" said the Fidge. thinking that
he referred 20 one drink.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03

JAILED upon the judges clemency 70 let
aim OFF. promising TO take the pledge.
But I want one more drink. just
one more" he pleaded. Il amt got
mother cent say. Jedge. buy me a
drink and il win he the last"
A saloon is right across the street.
ana the magistrate said.
We'll. John. l think you mean well.
Go over and tell the bartender that you
want a drink and that I viii stand for
Ia. II he doesn't believe you. tell him
20 come TO the door and shout for me,
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
Jarrinn Voice of Youth.

Some lime ago a superintendent OF
Ian uptown Sunday school had occasion
no address a class Of young boys. He
said
Il am glad TO see so many new faces
with us today. bright. eager, full OF
promise and fun Of interest in the
sunday school. And before we close
this little talk about the lesson. / will
wait a minute and see II anything has
been overlooked Has anyone a Ques-
ton he wishes to ask2"
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
satiny Broadcloth
Southeast Of center

Southeast OF center
Could anything delight a
woman more than to get a
gown Of this stuff, in its
beautiful colors, for a Christ
mas gifts.
You can start at ST a yard-but
our finest French broadcloths cost
s. aud S5.
Special opportunities just now
TO get odd pieces marked at small
prices.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
EneIand Ears Woman LAWYERS.

London. Dec 3.-The house of lords
has finally decided that women arc
debarred BY their sex from becominc
qualified lawyers in this country. The
question arose on the appeal of a Lon
doner Miss Bertha Cavo. against. the
decision Of the benchers Of Gray's Iuh
not to admit her as a student for the
purpose Of being called TO the bar
The court decided that there was M
precedent for a woman's admission tc
the inns OF court and no reason Z.
create a precedent The benchers as
sert that the statutes Of Gray's Inr
ignore women so absolutely as TO leave
them no POWER 70 admit woman.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03

Jaw. / say. Mr.. Clemens, I think it
must be awfully easy to be funny. don't
sou know2"
IT is FOR you-unless you try TO be-
grimly replied the man who has made
I millions laugh.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
Colorado Miners Welcome MltehelI

Colorado Miners Welcome Mitchell.
Trinidad, Colo, Dec. 3.-Presiden,
John Mitchell of the United Minc
Workers OF America has arrived iu
Trinidad. Over 5000 people greeted
him. One thousand miners surrounded
the carriage containing Mr.. Mitchell
John r. Ream, representative of MT
Mitchell and President Howells. @.
district No Is. and escorted hin
through the main streets of the city
10 his hotel. there being a continual
ovation along the route. Mr.. Mitchell
Immediately retired to his room with
several members of the national
board. Members of the conference re-
fused 70 give out any Information. bui
the miners believe Mr., Mitchell viii
settle the strike before leaving mere.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03

Several Of the new boys RESPONDED
at once:
~Going to have Sunday school pic
mic this year2"
senator Hoar's praise Of old Rober
South's stout English prose has draw
forth a great deal OF sharp criticism
south. like Aristotle. is mot such !
fool as many people think. who neve
read a syllable OF his works"
Read the Evening Journal
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
Sc Black Peau de Sole
Waists, $3.75
Main Aislel

A manufacturers end of the
season left overs.
Good silk, good making; side
pleats back, front and on the
sleeves; a little silk turn over on
the stitched collar. A waist full
of quiet good style and service.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
If You Have Only $l.5O to
Spend on Shoes
Market and Thirteenthl

Marke Thrteenthl
this word is to wo en-get pair of these kdskn shoes
that we offering today.
Most with label inside and
leather whoe Vanp-raey found in
81. so shoes.
Am ng them s. shoes-a go the
price-$l. so.
Six good styles-al sizes ~ to 8, AA 0 widths.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
Gift Handkerchiefs
for Men
lEast Of Arcadel

All plain hemstitched kinds to-
day and because we import direct
the handkerchiefs are finer and
more generous for the money than
most stores can afford to give.
All white, l21zc, lec, zoe, 2sc, 5Sc up
to sos each.
White with a colored border, l21ze,
2se and Sl.25 each.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03

Gold parlor cabinets. $40 to $500.
Gold curio cabinets, S52, $3.50, $50.
Gold onyx-iop tables so to S375
Gold music cabinets, SIS and $50 so.
Women's gold desks. $50 to $40.
Gilt fancy chgirs, many new styles,
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
When in Doubt Ask Wananaker's

A Christmas Bazaar = in
the Golden Salon--holds hundre is
OF pretty gi'ts-aibums, writ ng
sets, travelling roll ups-very little
prices.
Touring baskets start at
$3.50 for a child S outfit and go up
by easy steps to $125 for any mum
Der OF persons.
The Souvenir Corner
moved to the second floor, front
of Arcade elevator-is a fine place
for gifts-hundreds of them, 25c
up.
For f1iTn-a Bath-Robe-
this hint to women: you dom
have to bother about size, for they
all fit. The best are few of G
kind. so selection should be made
now. Chestnut street.
Turkish ba,h-robes, S3 to $l5. so.
Blanket robes, S3.7S to $40.
silk robes. $40 to SIS.
Christmas candies-on MAR
Aisle and in Basement now-mix
lures, zoe a pound, FIVE pounC
boxes, 81.
Mixed chocolates, zoe a pound
! FIVE pound bo2es, ST.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
Useless Effort ard Needless

Mark Twain long ago arrived at the
conclusion that 1t is a very serious
thing TO be a professional humorist
Recently a society youth. OF the evil
lie-on- the yacht sost. was introduced
TO the author.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03

Deacon c. had an Irish girl who was
decidedly verdant. The deacon was
building a wood house on ground which
enclosed a well.
And, shure." said his servant, ARE
ye goin TO move the well?' Observing
a smile on his face. she added; An
What a big fool be. Shure iviry drop
OF wather would run out moving ~
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
Reform a Failure.

Al the hearings before an uptown
magistrate the other day an old man
was brought lu. charged with drunken
ness. He hai been there before. and
Evening journal., 1903-12-03

NEGLECTED. colds make rat graveyards. +"
DR.. Woods Norway Pine syrup helps
men -4'd Nomer 20 a hsppy, vigorous old
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
Some FavOrite Books
Thirteenth street

Made sell for good deal more than the prices. TT
books might almost be cassed standard-volues every
one wants in his library
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
SnOW-PrOOf Clothing

Rubber Overshoes third under price:
Men arctic
Women heece-l
Mems heavy oVercoats-all wool is the only kind
to buy and the only kind SELL $40, $12 SIS, $780, SIS
and up to SIS.
Storm uLts,s SIS, $50 and $2s
Cyaseneffed ogecoafs, SIS, $40 and $25
Mems rain coats SIS, $ls and up to $50.
Market or street,
hea9y $3.50 SIS, SIS, $40 and
Ho1aea's nqackntoshes, $3.50 $4 and S..
Knitted colt bIouse 81. IS up to $40.
Aoorch
SledS, Bob -SledS, Coasters
Fourth
Yes, we're ready--are your
Coasters For Girls
80 inches soc 80 inches long, soc
- 81 81
+9inSnes oHe' - 80 inches S15O
long, Sl.75 40 inches long $L7S
Double -,7rrney slels, $40, $3.50, So $25 SIS.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
Fine French Toys
Fourth floor

In our hunt for Christmas playthings always ran
sack Germany from top But the search doesn't end
there people think famous the country for its
toys.
There the French markets see and the finest Of
all toys be chosen, before would think spen
did Toyland complete.
Look in the filled with these treasures-could
anything be perfect than the little bird rng and
singing away though it really alive $40 and sos.
Or could the finest big automobile be real than
one tiny things with its brake its little lamps an
its rubber tiresl SIS, $50 and $3.50.
But that's the way with everythlg-end this list
doesn't half tell the story.
A new truck, tiny bellows toysa
ed bell
cahor & o 3l.5O So and
traine poodles with
master Beauiu up 10
little who andp A
A runk a doll
A movable doll riding donkey, S35
who
requisites SIS
Ss5Oup that and S2
Evening journal., 1903-12-03

very beautiful designs, with tapest
seats, s. to $3.50; cane seats, 81 /
and SO so; silk damask seats, S24. S
and S2S.
Gilt rockers, hand painted, silk dar
ask seats, S22 so.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
Gold Furniture for Gifts
Third hoorl


Beautiful pieces that will go with almost any other fu
niture you need worry about it fitting in.
A splendid collection is ready the third floor.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03

Furniture for children
have you thought of it3 Go ur to
the third floor
Highly polished b-ntwood chairs. all
styles. with strong cane seats.
High arrn-cha rs. with tables, oak. SIS
and IS s.. mahogany, S4.7s and $3.50.
High arm chairs, without tables
mahogany S32S. S3.75 and S4 so.
Low asm-chars. with tables. mahog-
any, IS IS aud 81.
Arm chairs, oak, S2.65; mahogany,
$2.25 and $3.
Chairs, oak. Sl.es, 81. rs. 81; mahog-
any, $3.50, Sl.75, 81.
Arm rockers, oak. S3.2s and S5; ma
hogany, -.
settees, oak, Sc; mahogany. IS and
S5.75.
Stools oak, Sis; mahogany, $50
and 81.
Photograph frames are
always wanted-25c up-center oi
store.
Wrist bags-center of store
genuine Brazilian lizard, 50; Dr
Barry and combination automobile
bag. Safian leather, $S. so; fine
Saifian leather bags, suede leather
lined, covered frames, SO.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
Second Thoughts.

And the old reprobate dashed out
rear entrance clutching the bottle.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
Velvets Fit for a Queen

NSANSlo 1lL 1OI d Q0SG4l
Arcade and West Transept)
In chsffoN 0eloHr, the new
velvet of the season, you get
a depth and richness of color
that has never been surpassed
in velvets before, and which it
is utterly impossible to pro-
duce in any other fabric. This
partly explains why velvet is
the material for the fine
gowns of the winter.
Chiffon velour 81 so, So, So. so.
Mirror velvet, 81 so to 81.
Silk faced velvet, 81 rs TO S..
Tie SPECIAL neOS zN silks
which we have been able to
give this week has made many
Christmas shoppers happy.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03
High-Grade Trunks
Il Thru Less Than Usual
Basement)

A makers samples, mostly of a kind. Bette
trunks made many kinds, and every one built TO
convenience and long service.
Evening journal., 1903-12-03

WaYdY06e trunks
Size Were Now
81 inches high S33 s2S
MEMS raykide Trunks
Size Were NOW
"a inches long SIS S56.7S
Uomen's yazDhidS trunks
Size Were Now
SO inches long $50 800
Steamer trunks
Size Were Now
56 inches long sos NS.se
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-02
WEDDING BELLS IN The old DOMINION,
A. DANvI WEDDlNG
Also the Attempf OF Certain YounE

Also the Attempt OF. = Certain YounEi
Couple to Marry. 44
DANVILLE, VA, January III Especially
Mr. Charles F. Walden and Miss Matte
Lewis were married yesterday evening at
the Baptist church. near Laurel Grove
The ceremony was performed by the pas
tor. Rev. w. B. James Tho bride Is q.
daughter of ar. VT Lewis, and popu-
lar young teacher. The groom Is press
porous farmer. The couple have host
OF friends who wish them The greatest
happiness.
ar John Dove and Miss Lizze Crow. OF
Franklin Junction, recently came to this
city to be married. The bride was only
IA years OF age. Not having obtained the
consent OF her parents. license was
refused. The couple tried Chatham With
out avail IA friend. who was with them,
then returned to the young woman's
home to see what could be done with her
mother. In the meantime. the youthful
couple took in the sights. which must
have been bewildering to the unsophistl-
Gated bride. this being her first visit to
any city. She had never ridden on q
train before and had never seen street
car or q telephone. Mr.. Dove spent q
couple Of days showing his bride the novel
sights. AT the end of that time. the
friend, who had gone for the parental
consent. not having put In an appearance.
the couple left for Pelham. N c.. where
it is hoped they were more successful
than in this State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-02

REC asst.
No:Stronger Evid ence Can.
Be Prod uced.

Look wen to their record. What they
have done. many times Ia years gone by
is the best guarantees OF future results
Any. one with a bad back. any reader.
suffering from urinary troubles. from 1'r,.
any kidney Ills. viii find i IN the follow
ing evidence proof that relief and cure 1r'
issuear at hand:
Mr.. G. N. Myers, the well known shoe
maker of Winchester avenue and Four:
tenth street. Ashland, KY. say Doan's
Kidney Pills are like true friends. the
longer you know them the better they
are appreciated. can add nothing to the
statement ! first made in 1885 after l
procured the remedy at the Ventura Drug
Company, and took course Of the treat
ment which cured me. was absolutely
free from all backacne for nearly three
years. then I noticed a slight ache, as
the result OF cold, In my back, A box
of Doan's Kidney Pills disposed Of it
I nave recomm ended this remedy to many
and have never heard Of one who did
not endorse the claims MADE for t.
For sale by all Dealers Price, 50 cents
Foster ilburn & Compa n.y.. Buffalo, n.
Y. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the Doan's-and take
no substitute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-02
EVERYBODY GETTING MARRIED.
Twelve December weddings. in
Observation-Disclosures To Come.

Twelve December. Weddings In
nd-Moret To Come.
HEATHsV1LLE. VA. Jan. 1-(spe-
cial}-Tl,e month OF December has been
record breaker for marriages in this
county. no less than a dozen having been
solemnized UP TO this time Most of these
took place Immediately before the holi-
days. as might be expected, but the dis
ease" seems contagious and continues TO
spread. On Tuesday, tthe brides home.
the Rev. A. D. Reynolds united Miss
GoIlie J. Swayne to Mr.. Frank Luttreil.
Both are very well known young people.
Mr.. Luttrell is a prosperous farmer. Of
in another neighborhood. at II Mon VII
lage. Mr.. Eddie j. Brann chose as his
.ife's partner. the charming Miss Homer
]. Dawson. Mr.. Brann. also is a farmer.
5oth marriages took place on the same
say. and both couples will make their
homes in this county hereafter.
Two vessels have lain at anchor since
Early last week In Coan river waiting 10
be loaded with cord wood. which has been
impossible up to this time on account Of
the ice. Wood owners have been making
money this winter, and will continue TO
TO so II the ice permits. Two or three
ressel loads leave the landing here each
reek for Baltimore and washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-02
MR.. O. N. M0oMAW's BRIDE.
Leads Miss Renna Barser to the Al
tar At Shawsvillc.

RADFoRD, VA. January 1--lSpecial)
beautiful marriage occurred at ShaWs-
vile New-Year's-Eve, when Miss Renns
Barger. eldest daughter of Captain D. H.
Barger. president of the Wenonah Coal
and Coke Company. beca me the bride OF
AR. o. N. Moomaw president of the Vir-
GINA Cress Company.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. George Gilmer. Of Draper. at the
home of the bride. Only q few relatives
and friends were present.
The bride wore crepe de chine. en- train.
with bridal veil. and carried Brides roses.
Miss Judith Barger. sister Of the bride.
candle and carried white carnations.
Miss Minnie Moomaw. of Roanoke a
sister of the groom. was second maid OF
honor. She was also attired in organdie
and carried white carnations.
Dr.. B. c. Moomaw. Of Roanoke, was
best man. and Mr.. Fred Barger. Of the
Helen and Ernestine Barger. little sis
tiers OF the bride. were f1ower-girl and
ring-bearer, respectively
The wedding march from Mendelssohn
was rendered by Miss Margaret Wa tsoI
of Pulaski.
After the ceremony an elegant supper
on the east-bound train for a tour Of
northern cities: They VIII be at home
at New River Depot after January nth.
The bride Is q handsome and stately
brunette. and is popular in Radford
where she has spent much time. The
groom is a prominent Businessman Of
Roanoke.
A german is in progress at the Adams
building tonight in honor Of the Office
force OF the Virginia Iron, Goa! and
Coke COMPANY, which has lust been
moved here from Bristol