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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-08

Senator Burton was at the Chicago
convention but not single public man
was seen to speak to him. His fellow
Senators avoided him carefully. Bur-
ton holds on to his place and his salary
while his appeal is pending, but if he
loses that, his expulsion from the Sen
ate will at once follow.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-08

Gen. Miles and Admiral Dewey are
two Democratic Presidential aspirants
who seem to have gone on the retired
list without pay
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-08

Hearst and Bryan are the Baltic feet
of American politics, mostly false
alarm.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-08

The local Democratic speIlbinders are
all ready. 1t is understood that their
speeches are prepared with blanks left
for the name of the candidate. ''Ha-
waii stands proudly erect with the ban
ner of - in her hand. She halls
him as the statesman of her choice, the
magnetic, the chivalrous Cor the solid
and conservative as the case may be)
leader, the Honorable -- ----
-,' is the way the thing looks
on paper. AS soon as the news comes
the name will be written in and then
there will be hurrah indeed.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
FROM DEWEY.

Carre-.-.adrrcr 90 rar $50 Stone esp rosr
nlVA,. Va. Nov. ~ The 6r.i snow OF
this season Ten la.t Saturday uight and
the ground b. covered nos sboat siN inch
cs deep
o.. ". HILTON aud family will leave to-
morrow TOT their home 40 Lahaat, hreck-
cnridre county, Nv. Wash b. one % ouI
best citizens aud Ne sish BIN much sue
cess
Mr. aud Nr, " q Beg-s. of Oven Fork,
Nv. are visiting DcVc, friends this week
Greg Miiierhss sold his lsnd 20 Mack
Sfateiu, of kolia Ky. Tor $5,0O0 and es-
poets soon to fsave Co the blue gstss see
iion OF old Kentucky, where he~iil make
his fElure home
Prof 4 d. no~ling lefi last week tor
81 Louis, No. aherc be will take Ia the
Sights Of the Worids Fair.
Aunt Susie caud,ll left Friday fol
Springfield, No From there che will q
10y stage to the Ozark Mountain eosntFy
where the big red apples grow.
Wszsfrs
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
FROM MAYKING.

corrs,Pondeue, Of The Bic Stone Gap Fesr.
MssEINc, ny, Nov. a2.-The Novemie y
term OF the LetcheF circuit court. con-
ycnes al WhhcSburg Monday next. This
viii be qauc busy tern.
Attorney ; Ben DishniAn, Of Bafhoars-
Vile, ny. passed here WEDNESDAYS enroute
20 Nhitesburg, having been overland 20
fkeviiie. Mr.. pishmsn vas well pleased
With every advancement that fikcsiiie is
msking.
A postoaice has heen established At
mouth Of Colly. ohristeued ErmiEe, 18th
Mrs. Saliie c. Hall as postmistrsss.
Jim Henry Adams. Of BOTTOM Fork, Is
nov closely confined to his room With
something like fever. DE- Neaters Is at
teRdiag aim.
county Attorney ;. c. Tyree was up
the river on business Thursday.
Sheriff Qniilen was out this week dis
Irritating documents for the boys.
B. ?. Adams, Of cory, passed here sat
urdas earouse home FROM GlamorgaR.
Deck says the roads are getting bad.
itrnINf
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
LAWYERS FEES.

ln one 1T oar magazines there has been
going uu a discussion 80 Co which class OF
brain workers receives the largest none
tarv compensation Tor its labor. -nd IL has
been clrarlA demonstrated that the isHver
l. the n,au. The discussion brought out
some interesting facts Zee regard Co the
fees paid o. several eminent lawycr- WIN.
d. Guthrie received a million dollars for
breaking the will OF Henry b. Plant.
James q. niii was paid million dollars
Tor settling the business di.rute i,rtv 90 %
Andrew Iarureiv and llcnrt Fiitk. Will
lam Nelson Cronvcll BE- Co tccri,s tao
million dollars Tor selling the fights"f ih,
rauam. company Go the United States
Ffaris L,udc Stct-nn b. paid annual rt-
taiucr ct hnv Thousand dollars hs Pier.
poni Morgan. Thc-c sums seem Co hesx.
hofliiaui aud ,et shru you come Co con.
slider the value Of the property in utivs
tion be IS casv Co understand the prnfts-
BILE service the men render their rliruts
IL is au Interesting fact that in iS9n there
Vas one lasset Co every COS inhahiiausi
ol our couufr,.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
To Be Held at Norton Friday
and Saturday. November
25th and 26th, 1904.

FRIDAY, NOV -
ioa. m. Opening Exercises, b., Rev. Il.
g. Shulcr.
Welcome Address. hy Mayor J. ?. Alley
and lroi. Chapman.
Responses. by J II. Dodge aud A. NJ
Qusus
% m. fuhlic Sentiment as Factor in
Educaiiou. NJ. A. Riggs. g.. r. Null
Inns aud Miss Ella Richardson. - Dis
cu-siou.
RECESS.
30 g. IA Are Teachers Meetings Pfaf
table? Rev. ". a. Wampier and G.
". Rudolph -n~eussion
2,.n p. n. What should We have for
Opening Exercises ia SchonisG H. J.
Davis, q. \. Kennedy aud Miss Nam
ME Siemp.- Discussion.
S-tJ g. "a. Duties of the Principal Of a
Graded School. by 4. II. Sheppe-
Discussion.
30 p. NJ Educational Mass Meeting al
the Methodist Chnrch-Ad4resses los
sept. ~. II Davidson, OF Lee c.,auty
ATTORNEYS A. y. kiigorc. of Norton
George &. iecry. "i Wise; J. +. Bal
liti, OF Big stone Gap; aud others.
SATURDAY, NOV. 20.
y a. ht NFN"fAk sNNtrf-t-i ny NtA- n 4
simmons
$50 a. ~. Written Exercises in School
Mrs. Il. II. Sheppc, ". L. Davidson
and Miss fsrnhoit .---DiscuSsion
1880 a. On The Teachers work OuiSid,
the School room. hy W r. Wolfe
Miss Reid aud X. n. Rolling Dis.
cussion.
I 80 a. M. School Exhiiitions. ". d
Mcneil aud Mt-s E.atr 49, Ia.
cuSsi0us.
I 80 p. H. Address, 10y Supi. r. l.. Counts
"n the Educational Progress OF wis'
County.
200 p. m Shogld there be Uniformity IA
Grading oar Public Sehoolss r. II
Sheppe, r. ?. Keauedv aud 4. NJ. Ad
dingiOn.-Diseussion
900 D. m. Practical Queries aud Miscei
isneous Business.
! 90 p. N. Adjournment.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24

&c c.lli<sss asd hesssifslly i,isssrsssd 10
cvfors ~ q. u Esy<n6seksrs ocrup5es =
prcninent place, aud chapter Ia the
Composers Series, relating the Honsnce
OF Wagner and Cosius. is an interesting
supplement 10 the lyrics VERY clever
paper entitled "rhe Court Circles Of the
Republic" DESERVES some unique phases
Of Washiogton social life is from Ar UNI
named contributor. Who IL said 10 write
from the inner circles 81 society. There
are short stories from the pens T. Hop
kinson Smith. Robert Grant. Alice Browa.
Mary sts~srt Cutting aud Gilmore Elliott
feske, and such Interesting writer's a.
Julia Nagruder. L. Frank Baum. and
Grace Nsctsowon Cooke bold the sfsen-
ton Of the children. Many Christmas
suggestions are given in neediework aud
the Cookery psges are redoient Of the
Christmas feast. In addition. there are
the regslsr departments Of the magazine,
With many special articles on topics relst-
ing 20 voman's Interests within and with
ont the home.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24

rorrnu's Foss. XIV. Nov tg.-John Pot
ter has contracted his Elkhorn coal larm
ai so an acre 90 Philadelphia capitalists
aud viii remove 20 Tennessee % .es.ae "a
the future.
hariin cutters, a student of Southern
s.~.H ai school, ho~liag Green. h. nov ~
his home with that dreaded disease,
consumption.
Boyd Morgan H. visiting friends aud
relatives IN Lawrence county thi. week
Reuben Anderson vas elected Maris-
trate ia our district, No ,. 20 On the va
cancy caused hv the resignation OF VIM.
Collier. We hope be will deal Gus Justice
Go che outlaws sho reside u our locsiit,
The $50 reward which has been Offered
hy The Norihera Coal & Coke Company.
Ne hope j, ,uhcicnt 90 hunt down the i'm
c~udiarie- OF Henri, Potter's rr.idcnr-.
and that they will meet with the full let
ter nf the Law.
Prof. Harvey Hughes, the magic lantern
show man, VAS exhibiting come OF his
beautiful scenery az the school house
here saturday night A good crowd at
tended
solomon Potter. OF this place. Is visit
ing al GlamorEau this week
Prince liolcomh and wife we're visiting
their many friends aud relatives here sat
urdss and Sunday.
hennie Graft, Que Of L ncir Sans bows
avid a nice young fellow. OF Milestone. Ia.
been visiting Me-. Holcomhs regular foi
I quite while, cause Is unknown. ,uulcr,
Glove struck
=. r. Holcomb. the Milestone merchant.
aud VIM. Holbrook, passed through her,
/ Monday. euroute from Norton With goods
The moonshine raiders, headed hv De
putty Marshall Charlie Roudals, raide,
I klkhorn Creek. destroying 70 still and =.
OF go gallons ct ihc mountain dew"
Liza
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24

y day 81 prsysr--bcing thankful that ~
are still pernssssed 20 i've xn1 enygv the
biessIngs efthe earth through the will Of
our Father.
S-nasy and Monday Of last weck pre-
sentcd scenes Of real mid winter. Every
where the earth was clothed In a veivefy
snowy ~hstenes-, snd the small hoy vas
all smiles.
Mr.. Hawkins, % Rogerssiile. Tenn.. rep
resenting the Knoxville Nurseries, passed
through Monday enroute to Pike county
on business tor his company.
The news ef the death Mrs. Jane wam-
pler. nee Craft. formerly Of crausviiis,
above here. which occurred at Springfield
No. Nov. Sib. was received here THE week
sith sorrow. Mrs. wampier vas the
daughter Of sani Ritter Craft. and hsd
moved TO the West two pears ago from
Wise County.
Andrew Clay member OF CLAY Bros, 0
Fail. passed here Thursday enroute hons
from Norton.
Deputv Sheriff Dav. Of the lower part o
the county, Wa here Thursday on ofiieis
business.
n. ". Webb il on Line Fork Ia the in
terest Of STARK Bros.. nurseries.
The Colly Debating Society il daing !
noble work We hope il will continue
until its enabling work will he kno~n an,
cherished for ages. BrEpISE.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
FROM LIPPS.

Correspondence Of me Bis Stone Gap Posi-.
Ltrrs. Va. Nov. i9-Mr. and Mrs. II
W. Hin have just returned from Bristol
Tenn. where they have been huying theii
winter stock Of good.
James Riddle, Of t;lsmorgan, was calling
on friends here Sunday.
Miss Belle Hill j. visiiing Miss Avi,
Penland today.
A. c. I'm and {. A. Bailey. Of Norton
we're calling ON friends aud relatives here
SUNDAY.
Mrs.. James Jones. OF Toms Greek, 8,
visiting her sister. OF this place. thi. week
iNFz
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
THEcHRisTMAs
DELiNEATOR.

TIE December Deliuea,or. With he mes
sage o. good cheer aud .hssPfalness, will
10 ~eieo@Sa ia every home- The fashion
pages are snusaslly attractive, ,iluslrat-
sng snd describing The sesy lssss. modes
ia ~ss 10 make their construction daring
sac hasy festlse season = pleasure iastesd
u = '.sk, aad The literary Aad pictesisi
ieafgres kre % rare exeeiieeee. 4 ssl<c-
i,ou u love sgnEs frosa the wsraer
o,,~<ss, sendsrd into EHgllss ~ Richard
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
Disastrous Wrecks.

Catelcssness Is responsible for many a
railway rcck and the same causes are
making human wrecks of sufferers from
Throat and Lung troubles But since
the advent Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
!or Consumption, Coughts aud Colds. even
the worst eases can be cured, aud hope
less resignation il no longer necessary.
Mrs. Lois Crsgg Of Dorchester. Mass. is
one Of many whose life was saved by Or
Kings New Discovery. This great rem
cdy l. guaranteed for al Throat aud
Lung diseases by J ". Kelly. Druggist.
Price SOC. aud Al 90. Trial bottles free.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
Not A SICK Day Since.

"i was ;akcn severely sick With kidney
Trouble. tried 90 sorts ot medicines,
bone oi which reiivcd tire. Que dav ~ao
au as ot your Electric Niiters aud deter
mined to trr that After taking a lev
do-cs ielt relieved, aud soon thereafter
was entucly cures, and have not seen a
si,s daY since. Ncighhor- OF mine have
nceu crfcd ot Rheumatism. Neuralgia,
Liver and Kidney troubles aud General
Debility his Is what b. p Ras-. oft
fremont. y q writer Ouly 5nc. at , "
kely, Druggist. -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
poesn.t Respecr Old Age

It's shameful when youth fails to show
proper respect for old age. hut jast the
Lontrary in the case Of DR.. Kings New
cife Pills. They cut of maiodies no mat
tar how severe and Irrespective Of old age
Dyspepsia, JauBdiee. Fever. Constipation
all yield to this perfect Pill. 35c, al ]. W.
keily's Drug Store AZ
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24

WANTED-Quickiy. few persons 20 req
resent long established -holcsaic house
among retail merchants sad agents. fo-
cal territory ct few counties SiS salary
aud expenses paid weekly. Exptnse mon
ey advanced. Commission extra Per-
maucnt engagement. Business succes--
iui. Previous experience hot essential.
Enclose solf addressed envelope Ad.
drcss.S rnetNrlNpnSr TasvELAEs, J25 Dear
born 81. Chicago. sent -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
COACH EXCURSIONS.

Passengers 60 the Worlds Fair, can
purchase ON each Tuesday, Thursday aud
saturday daring November, ten day coach
excursion tickets via Norfolk aud West
ern Railway to ST Louis and return al
very low rates Excursion tickets With
longer limit, are ON sale daily. Rates sud
schedules furnished upon application 20
agents Norfolk An1 Western Railway or,
". Is. BcviN,
Gen Pass. Agt.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
L. s. POST OFFICE.

Big stone Gap. Va.
O. y f.attoe. r. n "a. 10. bsnss. Asst. p. n.
OStIrE HOURS.
Gsue'li trlesrF ap-u frora O.. u- so s.it p. m.
.ssf-ul Salaafa.
s. iItF taIfs --fIDrd q O. Do q. fu. ani from
AZ ,. iu. 81 y.
NuSEf oRuER oFHCE.
OPP fro.a -. ul. 90 8 .. n. every Say. sscspi
saulsg
nt.lS CIcSE.
Fcr g. ~ h.. Esaf. ats 80 ~.
- h. A y * X. West. ~ .if . n.
~ Va X b. ktea
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
A Guaranteed Cure For Plies.

Itching. Blind. bleeding or rrostudins
Piles. Druggists refund money IL PAzO
OINTMENT fails TO cure any ease. no
matter OF how long standing. Ia 6 20 II
days. First application gives e--e and
rest. Sic. II YOUR druggi-t hasn't ~
send 50c in stamps and IL will i.e forwa "a b
cd postpaid H. Paris Medicine Co. 81.
Louis. Mo nov is-lv
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
FROM POTTER'S FORK.

corrr,ronieucs Of Tue Hir siou. tap rosr
forrru's FoEE, Ky, Nov. ls-Married,
Holly louts, recently discharged from the
Philippine service, vas today married 10
Mics Susie Collier, Of Rakcr. MANY Wis
uors witnessed the Wedding. But d stump
uous table vas the attraction Of the many
visitors. A happy life is the wish Of the
writer.
Prof Harvey Hnyhe The magic Ian.
tern show man, ~iil leave here iu few
DAYS Tor Lawrence county. 20 exhibit De-.
beautiful scenery he will take With him
good wishes Of bis many friends
Ina
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
Try it on the Dog.

More ihsn .oon women are learning TO
cook in the seven free kitchens estahi sh-
"a in Chicago. lfthrir first Efforts cold be
administered TO she criminal Glasses 81
that CITY ito socisl equilibrium might DC
Ia measure rcstored.-fhiladvlpa In
quirer.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
The
MEN YORK WORLD.
THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION
is Pages a Week
$50 Papers Year
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
Published every Alternate Ia, .,c.,,
sunday.

The lhrice-a-wcck Edition Of Tsr Nm
loRE womb H. hrst among an "woeki,r
papers On size, frequency of pubiicatio,
and the freshness, accuracy and VARIETY q,
its contents. II has all the merits of t,
great 50 daily at the price OF doii,,
weekly. lts political news h. nronrt
complete, accurate and impartial a. al Il.
readers will testify. Its srains. mono-.
oiies and Tor the people.
II prints the news of an the world. h,,.
ing special correspondence from su i~.
portant news points on the globe D. b..
brilliant Illustrations, stories bv rr.,i
authors. capital humor page. compis,,
markets, departments for the household
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We offer this unequal newspaper aud
The BIG STONE GAP POST
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24

Eczema and Pile Cure
EpEE Knowing what il was to saiscr.
4 III L. viii give fGEE OF CHARGE, 10
snys fiictct, positive cure Cox Eexeina, cry
sipelss, Piles and skis diseases. iuStsnt re
lief D0at safer looger. Write ,. W. WILL
LiAMS. toe Asuhaitan Ave, New York.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24

Chicago physician figures out thai
IN 200 years the whole world will Be
crazy. Then we shall have sane asylums
probably. says the Buffalo Express.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
FROM SERGENT.

t'-sss-posssns. fTAs nie sse~s Gap res
Ssees~s. NJ. Nov y --rhsrsdsy !.
Thank ssistng ~sd w rheald All make Il
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24

NJ. 3 ccnnects az Bristol ~iia Train
No. isr local stations on Nirginis D,sis-
iou. l. 4 \ stations and Cinciansti. Lou
seville. and points West. SoetAsesi,
North. North eesi Also with \ A " ~.
for points Etst. and site Soatheru ks.
fos psints ~ouih.
Tbis tfain slso makes connection 81
Eii1sbethton ~uh E-T.8W ". y. q. train
leaving Cranberry 7lea a. "a. Csufrsl
Time
No 9 CONNECTS a. Bristol with train No.
2 from al points West, local stations on
l.. 4 y. and Virginia Divssion. and a.
Hluf Cits sith Souihstn r. train from
the Soptb. connection Is sisa made ~
Eli4abeihior ~iit E.T. 4 W \. {. tr1n
srrisiox ~ crasberfy. \ g. AS ,. NJ
ceatrai 1tme
Ne. I connects a Appslschis FOR al
stations % lac L. a n. X. r.. Rrd rarfie-
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPING CARS
fror
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
STEAM LAUNDRY.
WINCHESTER. KY.

This is one Of the most comnl.,.
and up-to-date Larndries in the CON,
try and always does first-clsss vol
j. W. Kelly is agent at Big Stor.
Gap. Basket leaves here Tues5sv
night and returns Saturday morn;,.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-28
STRUCK BY A CAR.
Little Earle Phillips Painfully In-
 iured

Little Earle Phillips Painfully In
 jured.
 Earle T. Phillips. the 9-year-old son of W. E. Phillips of $50 South Hull street, was seriously injured yester- day afternoon by colliding with a street car in front of the residence ot his parents.
 The right leg of young Phillips was fractured between the knee and the foot and his head was badly cut. The attending surgeon last night pro- nounced the injuries serious but not fatal.
 The accident occurred shortly after 5 o'clock. A Cloverdaie car of the Montgomery street railway was com ing up the steep incline on Hull, be- tween South and Grove streets. Earle Phillips was riding a bicycle down the hill. He had recently learned to ride a bicycle and in going swiftly down the incline he lost control of the wheel He crashed into the car and was thrown to the ground with great force.
 The motorman quickly reversed the electric current and stopped the car probably saving the boys life.
 Neighbors hurried to the assistance of young Phillips. He was taken to his home and a surgeon was summon ed. He rested easily last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-28
DEATH AT ANN1sroN
W. A. Waldrop Expires Supposedly
 of Heart Disease.

Anniston. April H.-(Special.)- A. Waldrop died at the home of his son -In- law. w J. Sykes. in Glen Addie last night. His death was sudden and unex- pected. He was out yesterday and re- tired last niAht seemingly in best If health. At S:l5 o'clock he held family prayer and retired renarking that he ex- pected to enjoy the best nights rest of his life. When the electric storm arose about lo:l5 his little granddaughter tried 10 wake him up and found that he was aead His demise is supposed to have been due to heart failure.
 MT. Waldrop was 6S years old, a good citizen and highly esteemed by all who Knew him. He was a consistent member S,t or the Glen Addie Methodist Church and ilVed lie worthy of emulation. Those oereayed have the sympathy of many friends in their great sorrow
 lverson 10. Watson. Circuit Clerk. has received a telegram announcing the death of his mother. Mrs. Susan c. watson, " at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Adams. in Jacksonville, Tex. Mrs. Watson went some years ago from Jack sonville, Ala, to Jacksonville. Tex, to be with her daughter who lives there Mrs. Watson was more than s1 wears old
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-28
MARRIAGE OF MISS JONES
 AND MIR. ANDERSON

A wedding ceremony which was per- trmed yesterday morning at St. Johns piscopal Church was of deep interest witness it at io:3O o'clock when Miss lima Belle Jones and Dr. John w. An srson were married. Rev. E. B. Cobbs Relating.
 The church was tastefully. adorned in Ehich were placed In lavish arrangement bout the altar and chancel.
 The bridal party was led to the altar the friends who had acted as ushers, lessrs. Hugh Montgomery. John Robin m, Samuel Hoffman and John P. Buck. hese were followed by ttSe maid of hon. :, Miss Kathleen Boiling of Greenv!lle, Iusin of the bride, who wore a cos lme of green taffeta with hat to match ld carried American, beauties.
 The bride entered with her brother. r. Claud B. Jones who gave her awae. er wedding gown was a travelling dlette of blue taffeta made shirtwaist Id her hat matched the costume. while .r flowers were American beauty roses. The groom and best man, his brother, r. A. M. Anderson, joined the bridal trty at the altar. When the ceremony Id heeu performed the wedding party Id Mrs. Anderson the newly welded Iung couplS. were driven to the station id left for a trip to New Orleans.
 The bride Is very handsome and at acHVe young woman, who Is loved and imiTed by 2 large number of warm pr. Anderson is a prosperous physi- an who stands high in his profession , well as in the social circles in which , moves. This young couple have hosts
 friends who will wish them happiness The out of town guests who attended e marriage, were: MT. J. c. Hogue of obile and Mss Cutsey Boiling, Miss athieen Boiling of Greenville. Mrs. M.
 nRR1 reenville, Mrs. Whetstone and daurh- of Autaugaville.