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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-01
WAGES ARE SMALL.

Toxic, Jan. 1.-Coolie labor COM
though in Kobe, Yokohama, and Ma
gasaki 371a and 40 cents are being
asked and in many cases allowed. All
employers of labor are unanimous in
declaring that the quality. of the serv-
ices rendered was going down even
faster than the rate OF wages was 60
ing up.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-01
The New Phillips.

The show at the New Phillips this
week has proved one Of the most pop
ular of the busy season. Sir General.
the educated horse. who is probably
as we'll known throughout the amuse-
ment world as many famous actor,
Is living up to his reputation. The
other acts are finding ready response.
Prampin four, John P. Reed, monolo-
gust and Demonio and Bell are trio
of splendid acts.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-01
EVER TRY .WHlZ'
ON YOUR WINDOWS?

There's nothing better to make
glass bright and clear than an appli-
cation OF s'Whiz. 1t takes so little
to do the work Use wet rag or
sponge, and rub a little ..Whiz'' on the
window-rinse. dry and presto-see
the change. Done SO easily. quickly
and economically. ..Whiz '-off-com
the-dirt- Al all SToceyA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-01
TO FIGHT SPARROWS.

Toxic, Jan. 1.-The Department Of
Agriculture and Commerce of Japan
is being prevailed upon to grant a
sparrow-destroying subsidy, as in
some parts of this district the Eng
1ish sparrow is becoming a pest, hav.
ing devoured the rice crop.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-01
Don't Get a Divorce.

A western judge granted divorce
on account Of ill-temper and bad
breath. DR.. Kings New Life Pills
would have prevented it. They cure
Constipation, causing bad breath and
Liver Trouble the ill-temper, dispel
colds, Danish headaches, conquer
chills. 25c at A. G. Luken G. Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-01

A space ten fest square on a bill
board facing Lafayette square, in New
Orleans. has been given to the New
Era Club by Junius Garrick, and will
be made to help in the suffrage cam
paign the club is carrying on. Each
week important facts concerning the
movement will be announced on the
space.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-01
Brave Fire Ladies'

often receive severe burns, putting out
fires, then use Bucklen's Arnica Salve
and forget them. 1t soon drives out
pain. For Burns, Scalds, Wounds,
Cuts and Bruises it's earth's greatest
healer. Quickly cures Skin Eruptions,
Old Sores, Boils, Ulcers, Fe1ons; best
Pile cure made. Relief is instant 25c
at A. G. Luken & Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-01
1.-THE Devil"

Savage's great production, THE
Devil" will be presented this evening
at the Gennet. and the indications are
that there will be large crowd greet
this play, which has created sensa-
ton through Europe and America.
There has been large advance sale.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-01
THEATRICAL CALENDAR.

GENNE1T.
The Devii-Jan. 1.
NEW PHILLIPS.
Vaudeville all week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
BRowN1ro-cRumrros.
Prominent Young Persons United
Pleasant Hill.

ase fLe0mamt Hill.
Pleasant Hill, Nov. 20.--(Special. D.
At the home OF the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Rives Crumpton. of
Pleasant Hill. Thursday afternoon. oc-
CURED the wedding OF Mr.. William Ed
win Browning, Jr., and Miss Lucy Rives
Crumpton.
The Crumpton home was transformed
into a bower OF loneliness. Aspara-
gus. Bostoniensis ferns. smilax. Eng
lish Ivy. and white chrysanthemums
were used In profusion. producing a
to the color scheme OF green. white
and gold.
Spanning the eastern corner Of the
drawing room was graceful arch of
evergreens and white chrysanthemums.
and suspended therefrom q wedding
bell OF white and gold. Here and there
multitude OF white and gold candles
shed their radiance.
The brides parents together, with
near relatives OF the groom. Joined In
receiving and welcoming the guests.
Promptly at the appointed hour. her.
aiding the approach OF the bridal party,
20 Promise Me- was beautifully rend-
cred by Miss Mary Ramey OF Green's
boro, with a piano accompaniment by
Miss Hurst OF Furman. after which
came the majestic strains OF Mendels-
sohn's wedding march from the skill
full touch OF Mrs. Eiwood Aston. and
the bridal party entered. vending its
way to the altar.
The bride was attired In tailor
made going-away gown Of light gray
with hat to match. and carried ashow-
err bouquet Of white carnations and
brides roses.
As they reached their positions the
march died away, aud the mellow notes
of Melodies OF Lows stole through the
stiffness. and continued through the
ceremony.
The wedding ring was q rare piece
of workmanship. fashioned after those
OF the great grandomthers. being made
In two pieces. forming two links In
chain of gold. symbolic OF the unend-
Ing union OF two lives. One bore the
Inscription, WILLIAM Edwin Brown
Ing" and the other Lucy Rives Crunip-
ton" DR.. w. b. Crumpton took the
ring. and touching q pin locked the
two rings together. thus forming q
circle of gold. which he handed to the
groom, who placed itsnrch tss NHnssr
AT the close Of the ceremony sthe
music swelIed forth into Lohengrin'o
march. Following this the bird-lil<e
voice OF Miss Ramey carrolled Love
Me and the World Is Mine"
The bridegroom Is popular young
man, while the bride is talented and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
RAILROADS SAY ]
RATES TOO Low
~ For Reinstaienent ef
injunction
BILL FILED m .. S COURT
L. n, Ssuih and North The
Pelitsners.
D.ss.rs TAat Amer Trial. the stat.-
sssy hates are rsu.d Unre.so.-
asse-HssS That Property 4.
l. Bea.s Taken witAeut
cssDensatiea.
BILL FILED m U. S COURT

Alabama's statutory freight and pas
ssnser rates are 90 low as to be UNI
reasonable. II. the complaints Of tho
Louisville ana NAshviIle Railroad and
the South and North Railroad IL up
held. The two roads have iIed with
Judge T. @. Jones of the United States
District Court. a bill. asking that the
Injunction against the enforcement Of
the rates be re-establisned.
TIE two roads ask that day be APP
spointed tcn which to hear motions. and
pleedings In the case. Judge Jones.
IN Btrmingham at present. was noti-
fIed Of the filing Of the bill in the local
court. and copies were sent to him !.
So far. however, no action has been
taken by Judge Zones.
The Injunction against tine enforce
nicnt Of the statutory rates was once
o. hearing The United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals. however, dissolved
the Injunction. and the statutory rates
were enforced.
The statutory rates include the Ia
cent passenger rate, and reduced
freight rates ON 10 commodities.
The railroads now presents the APP
peal that. after q trial. 1t has been
low. and that it's property has been
taken without just compensation.
Action In taking OF testimony to de-
termine the. reasonabIeness OF the rates
win begin within a few weeks. Rail-
road attorneys have asked that Judge
Jones- set day on which the taking
ofstestimony is to begin.
The blu asking for the reinstatement
OF the Injunction was nled by attor-
neys of the Louisville and Nashville
and South and North Railroas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

,ThAfe may. be people who are. chron-
Vsniiy constipafed who still doubt that
vince themselves that there Is hope
T6ey have only to write for a free
sample OF o remedy that Is curing
kunXreds OF people every day who
hed been constipated all their life
long. And this Convincing proof will
cost no one a cent.
THE remedy that Is doing wonderful
work in. the cure Of constipation Is
Dr. Caidweifs syrup Pspsin. and any
sending name and address to Dr.
CALDWELL. Thousands OF people have
come to- use this remedy in troubles
Of the stomach. liver and bowels by
drst obtaining free sample from
Or. Caldwell. 1t is by all odds the
Ideal laxative for the cure of stub
horn constipation, liver trouble. sick
hsadache and such complaints because
Itsuot only relieves the distress, but 1t
atr3nxthens the stomach and bowel
muscles and coaxes them into the
haloft Of doing their work regularly
again. and that is the ideal cure IN
fi1fs way Il Is permanent in its re-
suits, which cannot be said of cathar-
tic tablets and pills, or OF salts and
purgatives waters, for these are at
Rest only temporary reliefs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
Free Remedy Cures a
Lifelong Constipation

First of all DIR. Caldwell urges the
beginner to send for a free sample
bottle as In that way he can best
prove his claims. Then the remedy
being taken and the doctors claims
proved. you can go to your druggist
ana buy It in the. regular way at
fifty cents and one dollar bottle. 1t
Is not only useful to yourself but
TO every member OF the family. since
you can never tell when the youngest
or the Oldest win need a laxative.
Mr.. F. Rheam of Seneca, Mo-. and Mrs.
8. A. Branstitter OF Chickasha, Ok,
always have DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin in the house for the use Of the
entire family. and both started mod
estly and SIX eptically on a free sample
bottle. Send for one and try 1t, II
YOU have not used II before.
DIR. Caldwell personally will be
pleased to give you any medical adj
vice you may desire for yourself or
family pertaining to the stomach.
liver or bowels absolutely free OF
charge. Explain your case In letter
ana he will reply to you in detail.
For the free sample simply send your
name and address on postal card or
otherwise For either request the
doctors address IS DIR. w. b. Caldwell.
sol CALDWELL buildings Monticello,
III
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
!. No More
PILE S



Free Package Dsns - Prove n
Half OF the suffering and torture OF
piles has never been told. Whethor
your particular case Of plies u aimost
too excruclating for any mortar 20
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ICED by unreachabie itching and bleed
ing or whether you have only mod
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relief. and quick too. In Pyramid Pile
Cure.
You need not take for granted all
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want Il to speak for itself.
That 10 why we say to every per-
son suffering from piles or any form
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nearest druggist and get . so cent
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Instant RELIEF can be gotten by u.s.
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1t Immediately reduces all congestion
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Send your name and address today
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
GLADSTONE REsENTs TORy
ays stead,s Interview with Gr,.a

1~tuer Fiction.
London. Nov. 20.--Mr, VIC 4.
Gladstone. grandson, Of Mr.. w
Gladstone. speaking at the Laverpooi
reform Club. said that an enternris-
ing Journalist CIV. r. Stead) had nm
eartned something not only novel and
unprecedented In the history OF politi-
cal nights, but unique In political nc
tion. He was profoundly uninteresfed
70 near that the late Mr.. Gladstone
mad been supposed to have revealed 10
Mr Stead his opinions on the crisis.
and at such spot AZ Julia's Bureau.
he was filled with resentment to think
tnat the great causes which underiay
the Budget should be thought to need
source. They did not need to 70 10
JUDAS Bureau to assure themselyest ha |
Mr.. Gladstone would have been on the
side OF the people and not on the side
OF the peers. and they did not need any
oracuiar Journalistic deliverance In
order to assure themselves that Mr..
Gladstone would have been on the side
OF free trade and not OF tariff reform
In appealing to them to support the
budget he CIV. G.. c.. Gladstone) did
not rely ON necromancy. but ON the
living necessities OF democracy.
The Daily Chronicle says:
MT. Stead alleges that the remark .
or MI Gladstone's were taken down
In shorthand from the utterances OF a
ciairvoyant. he himself being merely an
interlocutor. Yet. gross burIesqte' as
Gladstone's talk seems to be. 1t IL re-
markably well informed. The average
ciairyoyant could not have extempor-
lied II. Can It be, then. that self de-
ception could reach such q pitch in
the case OF this able journalist that
he should really have Imagined the
whole thing under the inprsssion that
tho fcIairvoyant was doing it?"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

Paris, Nov. "a. THE general i'm
preston. gathered In authoritative quar-
tiers. ana notably at the Chamber of
Deputies in conversation with MEM
berB OF the Customs Committee. is that
It IS very unlikely that the automatic
Imposition Of the French maximum
! tariff upon American imports will lead
90 q tarfff war between France and the
United States. It Is certain that there
81 no disposition in the French Cham
Der TO take advantage of the provision
in' the Payne law BY which the COM
mercial treaty with France was abro-
gated ave months before the date on
which the American slsximum rates
take effect against countries that dis
criminate unduly against the United
States.
The dominant feeling In. the French
Chamber remains that TO which the
Minister Of Commerce. NJ. eean Dupuy.
gave expression three months ago. NJ.
Dupuy made II clearly To be understood
that the Government by. no means In
tended to scquiesce in the exigencies
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

italian Artists In state ef Great
Excitement.
Rome, Nov. 20--Italian art lovers are
In state OF excitement over the at
tempt which lis being made. by Mr.. Ar
session of four fine paintings by the
celebrated artist G. 3. Tiepolo. which
are now In Genoa, awaiting expcrta-
ton.
scenes between Rine lido and ArmIda,
immortafized In Tasso's sJerusa1em
Delivered" One OF these Is OF Inn
mense value to connoisseufs, since II,
reveals in two unfinished figures the,
secret Of Tiopo1o's peculiar method OF
using the brush.
The present proprietor M. Cartier.
q resident In Genoa. wanted to sell
these masterpieces some time ago. but
when the works. through the medium
to the notice Of the italian govern
ment, which has the legal FIRST option
of purchase, with 30 per cent dis
count on the commercial value In all.
suaif cases. the Minister OF Fine Arta
took the precaution Of issuing royal
decree. fnscribing tine aforesaid cam
vases In the, official catalogue of nav
tional art works.
MEANWHILE. in September. 1908. MIR.
sulley cIenched the contract with the
owner. whereby In the event of the
italian government foregoing the pur-
chase the pictures would be his for
seo. o0o,, Mr.. Cartier defraying the ex-
mort tax and transport changes,
Amounting TO about $t2,500. Apparent
~ the government had no intention OF
h,yino the pictures. but in virtue OF
the new law passed last June in con-
SEQUENCE of the way the famous Van
dvck portraits were smuggled into
Tondon from the Cattaneo Palace. Ge-
noa. II can now veto the expectation OF
works of art at will. Mr.. Sulley, new
ertheless, refuses to cancel his prior
81 IS I
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

Equality, Nov. 20.--(Speciai. )--Rev.
J. L Thompson. a Baptist preacher.
who was born and reared in this coun-
~, was billed to speak at weoka
Thursday, hut had no audience and he
never spoke He spoke at Seamsen
at 1880 O'clock Thursday night to
twenty-four hearers. four for amend
raent and twenty against II. He made
q very conservative talk on morality
and said. as he saw It, the election
was for open saloons or no whiskey.
Mr.. Thompson is one OF the most
popular preechers in the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

eecEQszeM Ser Cxar 70 BE Tabooed.
81. Petersburg. Nov. 20.---orders have
been given to prepare the Winter Pal
ace for the Imperial family II is the
sCxaf's intention 10 relebrate she Rps-
stan Christmas In st. Petersburg. Ever
since the Poitava fetcs the Gear has
been animated by desire to resume
closer touch with his subjects.
The spontaneous demonstrations of
their good will displayed then ana dur
ing HIS subsequent visit to SevastopoI
convinced his majesty that seclusion
was unnecessary and harmful. The
Cars return to the Winter Palace will
be the best reply 10 the continual ru-
mors Of reactionary schemes against
the Duma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
Tho DANES

OF Count Tathchtechefr. The fiamea
spread so rapidly. owing 10 d strong
wind, that the Counts Immense stables
Z were burned down before ri .sfrkie am
the horses were heafd at u great dist
ance, and caused large numbers OF
peasants from the surrounding district
to assemble around the scene Of the
disaster. Brave attempts to rescue the
horses were mgde. but had to be aban-.
doned z.r. ~ ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
FOR AIR-sHIPs
ADVANCE AERIAL WARFARE

Vienna. Nov. 2o.---An invention has
just been sent for examination to the
Austrian Minister OF War by . civil
engineer of Bratz. in Syria, which. IL
1t realizes Its inventors claims, will
prove of great Importance In aerial
warfare.
The contrivance Is q kind Of heavy
cannon ball--or 1t might be better de-
scribed as an atr-torpedo-which can
be discharged from an airship of any
size at an altitude of more than t4o0
feet The. engineer is now negotiating
with the Austrian Government for the
rights of his discovery. Plans and
models of the invention are already in
possession of the Austrian War Min
lister.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

RoyaIists ana outhoIies

. Paris. Nov. s20-yrhc Royalists today
issued manifesto announcing their in
tention TO unite with the Catholics In
the coming election In Opposition to
the election OF those candidates who
are not In sympathy with the church's
ATTITUDE regarding the public schools.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
MUSIC AND SUICIDE.
pr..,at,c Incident takes Pace In Fsril
Cafe.

Cafe.
Paris, Nov. 2o--A dramatic suicide
has occurred at one OF the cafes here.
A well dressed man. believed to be
an Englishman. entered and ordered
sorne thing to drink. Noticing gram
ophone on the counter. he requested
that II should be set In motion. and Sc
iected the popular French waltz,
when Love Dies"
seven times he had the piece played.
and as the last of the notes died away
he took from his pocket a fully-loaded
revolver and shot himself dead.
His clothing were searched, but
there was nothing upon him that
threw any light on his identity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

AssORTMENT NO. TWELVE.
Ono Quart Lost sprinE.
One Quart Red Miil.
One Quart Mountain Corn.
One Quart Amcrican Eagle Gin.
1S.7S
EXPRESS PAID.
GrefI Trading Co, Pensacola, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
MEETING or REICHsTAG.
Emperor WIN Open the Session In Per-

sen. s
Berlin, Nov. 20.--The ofllcial Tmpe-
rial Gazette contains an announcement
that the Reichstag will meet ON No
yember 80. and the newspapers learn
that. the session will be opened By the
Emperor In person with . speech from
the throne. The speech. II u stated.
Will merely enumerate the bills that
are to be laid before the Reichstag.
The ten to twelve stttfngs that Will
be held before the Christmas holidays
win be devoted to the election OF the
President. the first reading OF the BUD
get, the commercial treaty with Portu-
gal and provisional commercial
agreement with the British Empire.
It - assumed that. as usual. the Gov
eminent Will propose to- continue this
provisional agreement for q further Pc
Rod OF two years.
The Chancelior. it is reported. has
not definitely fixed date for his jour-
ney to Rome. He hopes that the In
ternal political situation may permit
OF his departure when the Reichstag
rises In the middle of December. Should
this not be the case his visit would
have to be postponed until next Easter.
SPECIAL DEEP SPRING wHisKEY,
Sour Mash.
4 rv.s ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

Heve yeu Visited our new Honses II
not &q4,t tail 20 do 90. Good, clean,
whp1esosns Vaudeville. Meet your
eAlysMHM NeAter.s - - - I i 49,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

About eight Young couples enjoyed
an impromptu, dinner last evening 1t
the Ascot Ri1ies Club after witness-
ing the basket ball game at the 7.
N. G A. The participants were scat
ed 1t four small tables arranged IN
the perlor. and five delicious courses
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

accomplished. and Is member OF one
OF the Oldest families OF the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Browning win make
their sh9msaat Tylsr,iosaA xs4sa "a, .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

In the once OF Probate Judge
p,t.. Of DALLAS County. this morning.
papers were hied Incorporating TN. the
p T,i,s Securities Company. The ineor-
800 ss.ars are named as J. B. Ellis. -.
psase sr.. n. r. Reese. Jr.. d. N.
ecott' IT.. and Chambliss Keith. anu
ths capital stock OF the new cohesl''
Il placed at $bO.oov. .or,nos,ne the
All of the parties compos assasnts
new concern are well known res's'
OF Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
ns.eting OF Book Club. !.

..arnhers OF the o.en
Inc r,,,,h met this afternoon .. o.oo
isook ,, Nth Miss octavia sturoi ss,ns
. ct ~ home on fremont street
ne Anderson was leader OF TUG ~
An n'a, the subject being ~,
GSSs H." and the program
lows:
RrIss sketch of naturalist;
Reading-(Fiftieth Birtnday
en- siz)--Miss Kate Young
Paper--(The Forest Oh Arueh'-
Miss Catherine Smith &c.,,
Reading--Jacques Speecn N'oA
scene y)-Miss Annie Fegnes.
oS nrn,k-tclte Parallel Passages In
Aanssneare on the World as stage)
MES n,,sssus sss of Intemper-
apce. - -. ..-vsa
- conclusion of the program.
co,,rysmentary to Mrs. Afatthewuon.
: An informal but very enjoyable
hria9e marty of this morning was that
tendered by Mrs. +. L Davidson to
her house guest Mrs. Matthewson of
Philadelphia
where the games were played were
tastefulIy decorated with palms and
chrysanthemuns.
After the games a delicious two
course luncheon was served.
The guests included MeEdanes
Matthewson, Roger Jones. Leon How
ard, Stewart, Bowie Smith. Noble.
James Craig. George Breaden. Hugh
McIlvain, A. ,, Atkins payldabn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
Get Yeur Grip
FROM GHbert.

Race Horses Burn to Death.
Berlin, Nov. 20.--The Lokai Anzieger
pubIished a telegram stating that 10s
race horses have been burned TO death
at otcherotnui, in Russia. on the estate
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

Gee1a1 nnd Personal.
Bosides the usual club meetings for
next week, Mrs. l. Lamar, and Miss
Leila Lamar will entertain at q re-
ception ON Tuesday afternoon from 4
to complimentary to Miss Evelyn
Craig whose marriage on wednesday
at 3 o'clock to Rev. j. l.. Rosser viii
be profninsnt social event.
visiting relatives In Nashville has re-
turned home
Mrs. A. Karpe and Mrs. n. D..
Beers and son David Beers Of vicks-
burg. Miss are in the city visiting
relatives.
Miss Belle wilkins has gone to Bir-
minxham to visit friends.
Miss julie Randolph of Montgomery
10 expected here Wednesday to visit
Miss Louise Johnson.
Misses Myra Monk. Lucille DuBose
ana Maude smith win spend Thanks
giving In Marion with friends Nat the
Judson.
Miss Nell Blackwell is the guest OF
Mrs. o. n. Hendricks on Parkman
street. She 70 here to attend the
marriage OF her cousin. Miss Evelyn
Craig and Rev. J. L.. Rosser.
Miss Grace Nelson will be hostess
on next Friday afternoon at :3O
o'clock for the members OF the o,Edi-
pus card Club at Mrs. f. j. DuT3ose's
on Lauderdaie street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21

Yscensea for the marriage OF
vsima Kynard Of this city. ana 's ars
THOMAS Nichols OF summerh sp,.s. Of
issued from Probate 'uoss ~ vhsah
nee tn's s,,,s voung couple took place AZ
unit so,oa Of the bride this afternoon
the e,s mor groom S is wen known farmer ,,,s.
ISn, v who has large mum,
OF !, friends. while the bride II an
as.ractiys young woman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-21
nrought : small Loed;

The Alabama River p s,sx xh arr ear
staples. arrived at ,s .ne NC Mopiie. bring
" this morning from snndry freights.
ing a s, smaI q Staples left this af ter
The MARY nn her return trip to Mobile WIN
noon . on Freight n for way landings