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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25


There = ose thing We can't under
staRd Why people raise theiF voice
vheh speaking 70 a foreigner,
Another proof that Japan is . civil
iEsd government; She wants TO Dor.
row some money, not for nee, bot 20
show bet credit iG good.
Nov shat We ere utilizing the power
.at GisRaFa Falls, che people Of Europe
may tap VesuviuS snd use it for heat
ing and cooking purposes.
Some people who know bow TO FRY 80
eRg ere continually talking and airing
theiFknoWledge on cooking. But they
.cOoldn't scramble 40 egg Fight.
The lady who does not like the fell
styles 10 millinery is generally the one
who win appear with the most out
landish looking hat % be found.
A eOuFt IN Virgins hrs decided that
kisees SIRE worth go each. and those
who have kissod Virginia girls declare
that they are not quoted any TOO high.
The demand for labor does not affect
some people. Cotton pickeFs have
been 20 scarce IN this section that some
ere being driven to the limit 70 haF-
vest their crops.
The people Who have been looking on
the dark side Of che University looa.
sion will open their eyes with 3 twinkle
when they read the Communication Of
ChaiFsaD Bryan Of the State Board Of
EdueaIIOnal Control IN this issue Of
The Sun.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25

J
fTtl9 shout ihe time when farmers
viii begin 60 isaep their hogs, 80 aa 20,
eonvers them into pork before ChFist.
mas, 81 veil aseonVerG their corn into
q higher-pEieed product, Ssys The De-
Fuhiak etockman, But lt has ben
demonatfated % sic experimental sta-
ti3ns that the animals require much
more mineral matter n gbelf ID q
thau 4 psualIysprosided for them, 90
&c e veil known that Il Il from the
mineral elements thut che bones are
pFodBced, and when she bone
prod uciDg elements are lacking the
animals cenn0t thrive. This VS. de-
monstFated By feeding wood sshss o.
bonemeaI added 10 small quantities -
che grain, With tie result that E small
sr quantity Of grain e required TO pro-
duee the same weight e from grain
alone, thus showing thst gFsin doeb
nos contain enough bone. pFOducing
matter 20 promote growth Of The AMI
NAL ig confined OF restricted, 80 long
as one element ID be food q insnfl.
cisntly provided. Three lots Of hogu
we're fed By Professor Henry 70 deter.
mlns the Effects Of nineral matter IN
comparison with coFn only, one lot re-
esivipg nothing bVt eOFns another
lot receiving wood ashes With corn,
aud another lOt bOpemeal with tbe
corn. Fot every 100 ponds i've weight
gained the pigs consumed 62o pounds
Of corn Alone. Where ashes we're sd-
ded eel pounds Of corn produced 100
pounds Of live weight, and with bone.
meal and corn only 4sT pounds Of corn
were required 70 produce 100 pounds
live weight gained In the pics. These
facts ere conclusive chat bonemesl or
ashes given with com iS more eOOnOm-
leal feeding than when corn IL OSed exc
clusIvely, as we'll ss protecting against
disease.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25
S4ArE ~ OHtO, CTTr 90 Tot.EDo, .
luCAH CDpNVY.

SrArE % oHiO, CTyr 90 TOt.EDo,
LuCAs CopNTY.
FrAnk J. CheRsy malice cath Iha, be
is senior paFtaeF Of the GFm Of y. J.
Cbeuey A %. dolHR hnsinees 10 che
City Of Toledo. eonnty and State sioTe.
sA,d and that tald 2Fm win pay che
sum Of Oue Hsndsed Dollaa Zoe each
end ever easa % eaaAFFh thai cAanot
be cured by tie uae % Halle CataFFh
Cure FnANH j. ClENNaY
SUoFu 20 befoFs me anA suheeFtoe8
In my ptetence. thit eth aay % neeem.
Der, A. u. leS8 A. W. ttt.sa-uN,
tSaAtl NeaarY Public.
haiiS CatAFFh Care b taken inter-
hAlly, aud aets difeglly 60 the bloc3
aLe u1ucoua euriaeee % she ayslam,
Seed fOE sesiiracn lala, tt0e,
, } CnHNUT a 90, Eoledo, q.
Saldlby all dFaegieta, re.
rahe HGlf Family hlla Zoe eoasii-
patlCa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25

10 another SOlumn Of today's sun 10
reproduced q communication from
HoR n, r Ryan. chairman 81 The
Educational Heard Of CouGrOl. and
Whi0h originally appeared Ia The Jask.
pehFlils Metropolis Of October Gsrd
ME Rfyaa eoFFeets the talss imPFps-
slUh WAieh certain people have bseh
endeAsOrlaa 90 create, and seIs tOFIh 10
q cleaR anA concise mannRF she aima
aud objects % the board. There uill
b. 20 lavish expenditure Of tupds and
she new UAiVersits halldlngs Gill OHly
he crested - Ghs uas1s q the l0sti.
tutloa require. The sdasAliuAal aiAiFt
ot tha STATE are b uaie Aanes, aad tAe
people oan Feai asSnFe1 taas teere Wlll
D. Ro ahose OF power vested n then.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25

u steel railroad coaches do not prove
more safe than steel vessels the livru
Of the people will not be more sccure
than with the wooden coach. Steel
vessels In several Instances have not
WithStOod the storms on the great
lakes - veil ~ th0ss made OF wcud
The difference will be that Uesl car
GILL not burn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25

No wonder those PennGylVARIA Re.
pablIesHS wanted the press Of that
State muIlled u they Woad have
kept up the scheme Philadelphia
WOnld SlIll have her old names on the
registration Lists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25

The angel question e troubling many
people iust at present. But % they
aou't generally appear until che last
aol. We will have plenty Of time 20
make up"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25

II Japan has control Of Korea for .
fee years there will be such en- cd.
vance Ia che eiyilisiuR Of the people
that they WON'T know themselves. hut
che progress they would make uudeF
Russian rule would no, BE- visible 20
the naked eye In = ecntury,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25

Some people are afraid shst q nSWS.
paper will say something thHt will Of.
tend some one, Jet they are always
kleklng because the press never daFeS
10 express itseli,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25

\ Either municipal OF corporation
)lEhts ere needed on some Of OaE
GtFeOts these dark niRhtS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25

The farmers are ell basy with the
lettaee beds, and we will soon be sup
plying she NOFtheTn markets with this
popular relish.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25

New York will invest 2.OO0, 600 10 q
tubePODlOsIs sanliaEIum. Better send
che Afflicted one 70 Florida.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25

All advertising bills become Due after first
SpPesfanoe Of advertisement, uhle,a otherwise
6lipaiated IL contract Parties rot thoWn 70 ~
vim be required 70 pay for advcrtihlns IN 3D.
Vanos. Address, THR DAILY SUN,
GAINESVILLE, PLA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25

The maFplots saainst Democracy ere
aid 20 b getting in their work up in
Georgia. Gee Whit
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25

The dOstots ~ New Orleans claim
that science has conquered the fever,
,gsl come people are mean enough 20
assert shat she cool weather did the
work.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25

II President Roosevelt has 20 pay
che duty on che gifts Miss Alice ROOss.
velt brought from Asia be may develop
Into q tariff FelOEmsF.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25

When there Is q scarcity Of news the
Atlantis dAIlles iust drop Ia another
eolumn Of Estate pres comment on
The gubsFnatoEial race"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25

The Twicea-weeE Sun Is an eishtPags, forty
cOlamn paper, published every MondAY and
TAarsday. ARt contains Ell The neWs Of TIE
,Feek, local, state and gsnefai eud Win be
sailed, postage free, 70 any part Of ne unised
elatss OF canada, ioE lI.ooa year-Ia alyanee.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25
PARTIAL PRICE LIST OF
Whistles, Wines, Beer and Malt.

Bah GOods-Jugs Precinct Prepaid.
eL5o Per Gallon:
kye, Gu, Corn Good grade
f2OQ Per Gallon.
Rye, Gin. Corn, Rum. Fine Quality
eAb0 Per Gallon:
Rye. Gin, Corn, Rum. best for the MINER
-. 800 Per Gallon
e. Rye Peach and Apple brandy. uenov-
ed by axe.
H.oo Per Gallon:
Victoria Rye, Social Drops Rye. Mediclnaa
quality.
LEMP ST LOUIS BEER p,,D,,
FaistaG Beer ........ =,
E1tra Pale ... ............. -
STANDARD .. ...........
Malt, extra dark ................. ~
CoonrReF. imported 1000. . ''' ~
baeS Ale. piutS ...........
Guinness Stout pints. ..........,
Fficea By The bbL on application.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25

Thanksgiving Day, November Soth,
will BE- BroWn Day 81 the State Fair 81
Tnmna
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25

ReaainE notices in local column 10 cents line
Sorhrst insertion. and cents for each additional
fnUsttion.
hates for display advsrtisins made known On
ppplicAtiOn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-25

rms Day sUH, Published every morning exs
cpt Bfohday, delivered By carrier in ihs city, o.
adilea 70 any part Of the Omitted States, Postage
ire, fof S yeaE; $a,So six months; flsS three
SaOhuis: o. 50 cents for Ave Weshs-strietiy h
sdyapce.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-10-20
Notice for Bids.

Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Directors Of the Douglas Go. Cream
cry Company will receive bids up to
one o'clock p. NJ. on Wednesday, the
25th day of October, 1908, for deliver
ing at the Creamery one hundred and
thirty-seveh and one-half cords of dry
split pine wood, on or before July LIST,
1906, and sone hundred and thirty
seven and one-half cords ON or before
January LIST, 1907, said wood to he
piled and measured at the Creamery.
The Board reserves the right to re-
iect any and all bids.
BY orders of the Board of Directors.
LOUIS SToDIECk.
Secretary
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-10-20
..ss=s Rams For Sale.

One hundred Rambouillet lambs.
dropped March, 1905, Sire Utah Jim
No. 1907, and VS.. Hansen No 1924.
Registered in The American Ram
bouillet Sheep breeders Association
Milford enter, Ohio Fifteen regis
tered Cots Woudls imported from
Canada. 100 Cots-Merinos one year
old; 10 Merinos. common.
For further particulars apply to
FRITZ ELGES,
Breeder Of Registered Short-H Horn
Cattle, Rambouilllet sheep and Poland
China Swine.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-10-20

budA Hlul5d.s Ueuo5 loluoddoA
u!5ql
Mrs Fred Dudley is expected to ar
! rive from San Francisco tomorrow.
Mrs. r. McFadden has returned
from her visit to Reno,
r. &. Ward has returned from his
trip to the Goldfeld country.
l.. r. Ames, Will Simspson, OF
Smith valley, were in town last
/ Tuesday
J. Osborne, who has acted as night
Waterman during the past few months,
resigned his Office this week.
Get your wood from Arid x Cur
RE while they are hauling it. You get
it cheaper.
Turner the mysterious man from
Douglas county is as battling as one
man named Raffles.
The Gardnerville odd Fellow lodge
received an elegant carpet for their
hall this week
The four murderers of Jack Welch
will be taken to Reno tomorrow when
the date of their execution will be set.
The crew of men employed on the
reservoirs in Alpine county returned
to -Gardnerville yesterday, having
completed the work on the dams.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Carter passed
through town Wednesday on their
way to San Francisco on an extended
visit.
Mrs. Hendricks has just received an
elegant line of Fall and Winter Millin-
airy which she has on display at her
parlors in the Behrman residence.
After returning from a trip to Mono
county few evenings ago, a valuable
horse in the Atkins fruit team sudden
ly dropped dead.
J. {. Larson made a general clean
up around his premises last week.
This is a commendable move and
should be followed by others.
Arvin southworth is an authorized
collector of the Record-Courier and
has entered upon his duties Any
favors shown him will be greatly APP
preeiated by the management of this
paper.
The Nevada University football
team will play the Stanford Univer-
sity at Palo Alto tomorrow Otto
Hussman and Archie Miller of this
town are playing on the Nevada team.
Wm. Moflat, the cattle buyer, passed
town last Tuesday on his way
to Antelope valley where he expects
to purchase cattle for the California
market.
The meals served by Mrs. j. Stew
ard at the Fredericksburg p O. are
to even a dyspeptic. Give
her a call and be convinced
The members of the Sheridan Gun
Club will enjoy an outing on their
hunting reserve today. They have
invited several of their friends to join
them in the big time.
Mrs. l. Rajah has just received
an elegant line of Winter hats She
invites the ladies to call mt her resi-
dence and inspect them. All the very
latest styles
Miss Kate Thomson will shortly make
her departure for san Francisco,
where she will enter business college.
Miss Thomson is worthy young lady
and is sure to succeed in her under
taking.
Mack Bros. sold more Deering self
binders during the past two years
than all other merchants i'm the State
of Nevada combined. With but few
exceptions the machines were pur-
chased by Carson valley farmers
Judge Curler and DR. Hennessey,
two of Reno's prominent citizens, en-
gagged in lively street fight last Mon
day. Both men emerged from the
fray bleeding and more or less bruis-
ed. \ dispute over a bet on horse
race was the cause of the trouble
Notica fov Pidc
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-10-20
FOR SALE

A. E. Wallaee's portable
Steam Barley Roller, first class
and up-to-date in every partiou-
lar is offered for sale, either with
or without s h. p. gasoline en-
CINE and truck. This machine
does good work, but owing TO my
i'll health, it is offered for sale.
For further particulars inquire
at the
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-30

Wy expense of pushing the face
ny.
excellent progress during the
g near the coveted goal, the
mine, with their COM
> 900, 900. Unquestionably the
city constructed, we'll timbered
state of Colorado. Added to this
IS the highest ideal of modern
INT is the great Freeland vein,
e numerous lodes which have
big bore is forced steadily ahead
III permit, In the matter of
# the enterprise is OF inesti-
Lucania tunnel Twill develop
depth, in the shortest drive of
ctically continuous work during
the Lucania tunnel well into the
/ feet i'll vertical depth, and the
will be reached by the big thor
The equipment which was ell.
It could be desired to meet the
te for some time to come.
d in Virginia canon, which was
operations several months
objective point, the big Specie
eks. The connection with the
ne, will add materially to the
} the ore now being shipped to
anles some months ago by tn
owning the Rockford tunnel,
t important in the district, as
etween Freeland and Bellevue
, bore. The tunnel is now in
of machinery which has been
within the next ten DAYS, when
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-30

able ore opened up, from a milling to a
latter in shipping quantities running a
strikes of pay ore in the workings fre
have entirely disproved the assertions OF
values did not exist below depth of sel
surface. The Newhouse tunnel is now
dented activity and the facilities are tax
Ten different headings are now be
the Newhouse tunnel, by as many I,
most prominent of which are the Ed
Gem, Sun and Moon, Aduddell, Old Il
operations on these properties have b
quate transportation facilities furnisE
Owing to the demands made upon it by
will be made to extend the big bore fol
The success of the Newhouse tunnel
every projected tunnel in the Clear c
the experience of the Newhouse tunr
tunnel is to prospect every vein encor
either side for the purpose of determi
After half years idleness the Cent
on the heading few weeks ago and the
promoters that the tunnel will be drivs
of the properties owned by the Big Five
been intersected. The face of the
approaching the mile mark, and it is
shifts to push the breast ahead at the
hours.
Each additional property encountered
er from the company's immense plant
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-30
A Most Commendsble Showing g.

In casting up the years business in the mining industry
for this district Manager Fred D Wiley, Chamber
lain Dillingham; Ore company which handles ninety per
cent of the output of the has furnished the following
comparative statement for the past years The
men is made from figures very Carefully compiled by Mr..
Wiley and is beyond question the that
can be obtained Reference the table will disclose healthy
increase from while the year Just closed
passes all previous both values there
being shipped 437 of than during the previous
making gain of per in the carload Shipments
Even better showing is made values, according to
Mr. Wileys figures, the higher grade been
produced in the past twelve MONTHS has increased the
value of the total from 1904 per
in The total gross value the output year
placed by Mr. Wiley at So which increase
of 1851 10000 the year 1904, gain 81 per cent
1899 900 1901 1902 1909 Goa 1905
| a73 25o
|
5lom
|
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-30

smelling grade, some of the
) nigh as 81 600 per ton. The
'u the Newhouse tunnel level
the pioneer who claimed that
'eral hundred feet beneath the
enjoying period of unprece-
ed to their utmost capacity.
ny driven on the laterals from
3ereut companies. among the
'ardine, Queen, Silver Queen,
own and Saratoga veins. The
zen limited owing to the made
ned by the tunnel company.
its present patrons no attempt
some time to come.
has stimulated the driving of
rcek district, and prohting by
iel the policy of every other
by driving laterals on
ming the values in the assures.
raj tunnel resumed operations
announcement is made by the
N ahead continuously until all
= on the line Of the tunnel has
underground highway is now
expected with three drilling
rate of fifteen feet every "a
|, il is expected, will use pow
t the portal of the tunnel, as
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-30

sisting materially i'll delraying the h.
into the territory owned by the COM
The McClelland tunnel has made
year, and every shift brings the head
rich Lamartine section and the great
com bined production i'll excess of 81
McClelland tunnel is the most per.
and symetrically driven tunnel in the
its equipment at the portal it represe1
mining methods. AS the objective p
no effort has been made to prospect Il
been encountered, and the face of tht
as fast as goth century machinery "a
drainage alone the ultimate success
ma bic value to the FreelanS sectio
1t has been truthfully said that the
the richest territory, at the greatest
any mining tunnel in the state Pra
the past year has placed the heading OF
mountain considerably over thousan
principal veins of Bellevue mountain
oughfare during the coming year
larged during the year is now all tn
demands which progress will n,cessits
The Two Brothers tunnel locate
idle during the fore part of the year, re
ago and it is expected will reach the
Payment vein, within the next few We
workings of the Specie Payment nj
tonnage of this section, in addition t
the other side of the divide.
The consolidation of several comp
Banner Consolidated Mines company
makes that enterprise one of the mos
nearly all of the rich territory lying /
mountain will be developed by this BIZ
little over l 900 feet, and the new plan
erected at the portal, will be started up
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-30

CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-19
VETERANS MEET.
Lawson Ball Camp Elects Off
cers-The Anti Saloon League.

Especial to The sTimcs-D lspatch.)
LANCASTER, VA. October 1s--The
Lawson Ball" Camp. Confederate Veter-
ans, met here to-day and elected ofii-
GERS for the coming year-Judgo J. G.
Ewell, commander; Captain w. II. Hen
derson. Geo. ". Saunders and w. J.,
Stakes, first. second and third licuten-
ants, respectively; T.. "A. Pinckard. ndju-
tane; Ri. Douglas. sergeant; Geo Corn
well, color bearor; Rev. ~. w, ClnyhrOOk.
chaplain, and W. IT, Marsh and W. i.
March, lstants; a. a. Moody, r. II.
Douglas, w. J. Stokes and W, +. Marsh
burg on the 18th inst 81
The Mantun District committee OF the
HAnti-saloon League or this county, met
here. to-day to arrange to have an "all-
day Anti-Saloon League rally on the
9th Inst. JAS. A. Chewning Geo. Nv.
Hazard and w, G.. Became were appoint
ed q special committee to assist in ar
ranglnf for q big dinner, barbecue etc,
DISTINGUISHED speakers from other parts
of the State are expected.
4 Much complaint liz heard over tho
scarcity OF oysters, but the oyster fleet
of tongers doesn't seem to decrease.
Thousands OF bushels are daily being
taken from the public oyster rocks and
up a leisure later.
1t seems Very difficult task for the
inspector to prevent constant violations
OF the law as to the size of oysters to be
removed, When the Inspectors boat
comes In sight, some OF the tongers dis
appear as smysterlously as reaches, when
the light Is turned on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-19
BEAUTIFUL CEREMONY.5
Miss jamie Louis Jones WEEDS Mr.
g.. Louis Paulette.
a fsnec,al to The Times-Dispatch.)

s5kS} se24t (SDeCia1 to The SIlneS-DlSpalCHJ
NO Rus WILLIE. VA, October 1S "A.
n To-day, when Miss jamie Louis Jones;
Sdaugh ter. OF Mr.. T. T. Jones, was married
s:to Mr.. F.. Louis Paulett, OF Farnville.3
The ceremony was performed IN me n,
with autumn leaves. ferns, goldenrod,
holly and potted plants. AT 5 O'Clock In
s%the morning. following wedding break
fast rendered to the relatives OF the bride
and groom, the bride, dressed in gray
Sbwcade travelling suit, with a blue vel
wet polo hat and white Bride roses, en-
tered on the arm of her brother, Mr. John
ssB, Jones, who gave her away. Miss Birdie
4 ding March during the ceremony and little
miss Helen Miller. of Liberty, was ring
Isbeas'er.
ss Miss Grace Jones' Of fredericksburg,
J who wore white over green silk and cur
\ ried a boquet OF pink Bride roses. was
maid of honor. Mr.. ArchteV. Wade. OF
IFarmville, acted as best man. Rev. A..
gJ9 Cummings. the brides pas tor, per-
& formed the ceremony, assisted by Revs.
I'D Immediately after the ceremony the
II couple left for the railway station at
fBealeton, where the couple took the 10
So'clock A. NJ. train over the Southern
Railway for Farmvile their future home.
n The bride is the Oldest daughter Of Mr..
TT T. Jones and has been a great social
H fayorite since her return from F'armHillc
Normal. Her father has for many years
taken an active and prominent part !, IN
@ina this section. On her mothers side the
bride comes of distinguished English
ancestry and Is closely related to many
cot the most prominent families of the
State. The groom is the junior member
Ssof the firm of S. w. I'aulett & Sor. hard
ware and tobacco merchants and manu-
sfncturers and exporters of Farmville.
The wedding was preceded by a re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-19
PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
Marriage Of Peter Winston Payne
to Miss Carrie Lee Noel.
[snecial 70 Tie rimes-Dispatch,)

4 FARN1v1LLE, VA, Oct oher 1.-THE
prettiest home wedding Of the season
took place this afternoon at the residence
Of Mi andsMrsJ r. Noe Noel, no when men b hne1r
of Mr.. Peter Winston Payne. Rev. +. A.
pastor Of M bd Farmyl5G zap
The bridal party entered the parlor IN
order n Msssr nna z c,c Ts,o1
Noel OF Lynchburg, ushers Then the
bride and her maid q honor Miss an Mam hs
best man, Mr.. Winston Harvey OF Nc
herrin, Va. Little Miss Mary W HT,pi,oI
played the wedding march. The, parlors
were beautifully and approprlalsliy deco .,
friends of the contracting parties was
present TO witness the ceremony,
The bride was gowncd in handsome
white silk and carried large bouquet
Of Brides roses. Her maid OF honor was
similarly attired and carried maiden hair
Alter brief reception they left for n
bridal tour. On their return their home
Will be. In Farnlville.