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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SOUTH HARPSWELl.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,


Mr.. w. II. Goakes, wife and daugh-
ter. Miss Mildred Williams, and Mr.. c.
L. Schorndorfer, have been spending a
few days at c. E. Connor's.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. VI. Strout will leave
Monday for the State Fair grounds at
Lewiston where Mr.. Strout conducts
a hotel and eating house during the
fair.
A party of fourteen Durhamites ar
rived at the Downing cottage Satur-
day, driving down with a three horse
rig. The following were included in
the party: Almon and Herbert Mil.
Ter, Sadie Miller, Chellis Haskell and
wife, Lyndon Sylvester. Mary and EN-
ma Bliss, Miss Benson, all of Dur
ham. Miss Libby of Pownal and Chas.
Haskell andwife OF Auburn. They
Will remain week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Mahlgren and
child of Eeverett, Mass, are at c. r.
Connor's for two weeks visit.
The Shorey party of Lisbon Falls.
who were occupying the Spencer cot
tage, LETT Tor home Friday afternoon
in a barge.
Charles Appleby and family of Lis
bon Falls left Clark's Bluff Saturday
to return home.
s. p. Libby has swung a large can
vas sign. bearing the word, Bakery"
across the road in front of his shop.
IL will no doubt be trade catcher.
Charles Emerson of Dover, n. H..
formerly clerk at the Merriconeag
House, is visiting his mother for a
week. Mr.. Emerson has many
friends here.
II. VI. Strout has put in a new ice
cream tank Of a capacity of thirty gal
Ions.
The following transfer Of real estate
has been recently recorded at the
Cumberland county registry OF deeds:
Thomas J. Slower to Edwin r. Hamil-
ton. land and building at Potts
Point.
Rev. John Collins OF Portland who
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ilton. Joel p. Haley and Carroll Car
ter are at Camp Haley for q while.
Rev. Walter Waygood Of Philadel.
phia. Pa. occupied the pulpit at the
chapel Sunday and preached by In
vitation to a large and appreciative
audience. Prof. Wolfe presided at the
organ.
Mr.. John NOVEL; of Berwick was at
]. s. Glover's Tuesday.
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GEO. F. WEST, Pres.
EDGAR L. JORDAN, Agent.
cAsco BAY STEAMBOAT CO.
In Effect July 4, 1908.
CUSTOM HOUSE WHARF, PORT
LAND.

Leave Portland for Forest City
Landing, Peaks Island, Sis, Gas, 7.45,
900, 1000, HOO, 1900, 1890, Las, 2.15,
$50, 4.30, 5.15, els, 20, 7.3O, 500, $50.
Sundays, 700, 500, 900, 1000, 11.OO,
1920, 1.15. 2.15, BIS, AIS, 5.15, 6.15,
7.3O.
Leave Portland for Little and Great
Diamond, Trefethen's and Evergreen
Landings and Ponce's Landing, Long
Island, 5.15, els, 6.45, 500, 900, 1870,
1900, 200, 800, AIS, SIS, els, 7.3O,
$50. Sundays. 700. 500, $50, 1890,
12.15. LIS, 2.15, BIS, AIS, SIS, els,
100.
Return from Ponce's Landing, Long
Island, 5.45, 100, 7.45, $50, $50, 11.2O,
LOO. ESQ, 400. 500, 600, 700, $50,
JOE Sundays. 500. SIS. 1915, 11.2O,
Loo. 2.05, 800, 400, 500, 600, 100,
SIS
C. w. T. COOLING, Gen. Manager.
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HOUSE, CLIFF 49,.
AND.

w. n. Murphey, Phila-. Pa.
Geo. Athorne and wife. So. Eliot. Me
Geo. 0. Athorne, Jr., SO. Eliot. Ne.
Henrietta G. valine, Cohasset. Mass
Mrs. NJ. p. Valine, Cohasset. Mass.
Miss Grace Lamphear, Boston. Mass.
Mabel Perkins, Boston. Mass.
Martha Desmond, Boston, Mass.
John Britton, Boston, Mass.
Oscar Farmer. Boston, Mass.
j. Frank Hayward. Boston. Mass.
w. w. Berry, Boston, Mass.
John l. Clark and wife, Andoyer.
Mass.
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RIDGE HOUSE, COUSINS ISLAND.

RIDGE HOUSE, COUSINS ISLAND.
Mr.. ]. Fred Wolfe, Bethlehem, Pa.
Mrs. j. Fred Wolfe, Bethlehem. Pa.
Miss Gretchen Wolfe, Bethlehem, Pa.
Mrs. NJ. G. Thornton, Newton, Pa.
Miss Mary Goodman. Newton. Pa.
DIR. William p. Walker, Bethlehem.
Pa.
Mrs. William p. Walker, Bethlehem,
Pa.
Master Dudley Walker, Bethlehem,
Pa
Rev. DIR. Dennison. Philadelphia. Pa.
Miss Harriet Hall. Richmond. Va.
Miss Annie Granger, Richmond. Va.
Rev. F. s. Moore, New York.
Master Kirkby Moore, New York.
Master Leonard Moore, New York.
Master Stephen Moore, New York.
X Wegeo,ol
Mrs. Jones, New York, n. Y.
Rosamond Jones and maid, New
York.
Rev. Mr.. Waygood. Edge Hill, Pa.
Mrs. Waygood, Edge Hill. Pa.
Miss Louise Waygood. Edge Hill. Pa.
Master James Waygood, Edge Hill,
Pa.
Mrs. Walter III. Sykes. New York.
Master Howard Sykes, Ne wYork.
Master Edward Sykes. New York.
rs.Charles II. Martin. Allentown,
Pa
Master Carl Martin. Allentown. Pa.
Mrs. Eleanor Ayers. Allentown, Pa.
Miss Ayers.
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GRANITE SPRING HOTEL, LONG
ISLAND.

Mrs. Sydney w. Fletcher, Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs. G. P. Gennell, Hallowerl, Me.
J. n. O'Brien. Cambridge. Mass.
w. Fardy, Cambridge, Mass.
8. Mutten. Cambridge. Mass.
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STEAMBOATS,
HARPswELL STEAMBOAT co.
In effect June "a. 1903.
GOING EAST.

GOING EAST.
Leave Portlana-5.s5, 900. 1o.4o a. m. Ia
o.o p. m. Sunday-io.oo, 1910, n. m. 2 90, So
Leave Long Isiand-s.lo. 9.2s, II. oo, a. m. 2it
o-2o, y. IN. SundAy-i0.25, 1o.Sy a. m. 22o d. M
q Long Island. East End-9.ss, Ills, a. m. 2.2e
ny M p M. sunoay-lo-sS HOO. a m. 2-sa
Leave Little Chebeague-9.4o. ii.ao. a. IN. 2.2s
Leave Cliff Isiana-ii.s5, A. IN. $3.50, SIS d.
m: Sunday--l1.25 a. IN.
Leave jerks. Great Chehe.gue-s.ss. $50
Has, a. m. .2.+V Cos p. m. Sunday-io.5S, II .3s
Leave Liitiea-id's. CT. chebeasue-,o.oo. H..
seave s"S,h Hsips.eii~s.SS. los. a. M. r..
-, Sie $40 p. m. sunday-il-3o, m. l2.o5, $50,
Leave Bailey's Island-5.2o. 5000 A. m. ti2 IS.
1880, Se-5J-Sunday-Ar. sil.I. a. I'M. s.. IS D. m.
Arrive orr's Islino s.s5. loss. a. m. I2.s5. $50
s.15 p. IN. sundays 500 D. m.
GOING WEST TO PORTLAND.
Leave Orr's Island-s.so. 500 Hoo a. m. 2.Oe
Leave Raiiey's island-t5-5O. ss.i0. .l0.40a. m
f29, $3.50 p. m. sunday-6.oe, Sll.ls. a. M.
Leave South Harpsweli-6oe, p. II Is, a. M.
2sS, 40 p. IN. SGnday--s-2o a. m. l2.oo. $50 p.
Leave Littieneld's. CT. Chebeague-s.so. $50
u5o .. m. 800. AS, p. m. Sunday-6.Io, a. m.
2; m: $40. ass p. IL. sunday-e!$5. a. IN. las,
Leave Gin I.land.s.s'. Ills a. y. s..Op. m
Sunday-s.oo. a. IN. 40 -. m.
Leave Little Chebsague-70o. 9l5. ann. l.. Is.
3-e, $40 p. m sunda,-..2o, a. IN. l2-s5.\ AS p.
IN.
Leave Long Island, East End-1.1o, 92oS. M
$50 p. m.
Leave Long Island-.2o. 80. a. m 1890, s.sN
o25, p. m. sunday LBS. a. M. 1k.so, soc y. m.
Arrive rortland-s.oo. $50. a. RI. Lie, 400
eco y. m. Sunday-S.l5, a. IN. 1.2O, $50 p. va.
tMackerel Cove "har., Kailey's Island.
tBetwe-n Gin Island and Portland on these
trips change Via. steamer jerks Landing.
$Boat does not stpp at tsailey's Island on
these trips bound West, p 'ssengers going West
should take steamer going East via Ori's To-
land.
sold Wharf, Baiiey's Island.
GEO. F. WEST, Pres.
EDGAR L. JORDAN, Agent.
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%. p. WOODBURY..

LON0 FLAND, NE.
Our carriages meet all boats on their
arrival here. Trucking and Moving OF
all kinds at short notice. Leave orders
at Postofice.
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Daylight Line and Through
ParlOr Car Service to Quebec.

sunday. arriving Que e, 900 y. IN.
THROUGH PARLDR CARS o. Day T-ains
anu 'hfough Sleep~rs on Night Trains beiw.,n
PORTLAND and Rocklsnd. Fsrmington Bemis
Bangor. ar Harbor. GreenvilIe. 81 John con,
neciing with through Sleeping and Parlor Car,
Ut, To- the West via the Crawford Notch Of the
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Roeknere House
LittIejohn's Island, Me.

~ AsoA, IiOp.
Beautifully situated one hundred
feet above sea level, only eight miles
from Portland. Littlejohn's Island
abounds with grand old spruce and
hr trees. which give their ozone to mix
with the sea air, forming a rare and
most enjoyable combination. This
Island Is connected by bridge with
cousins Island and has Post Office,
onapel, all within easy walking dis
lance and by pleasant roads. The
Rockmere Is a fine modern house with
accommodations for fifty guests. Ex.
cellent table. Spring Water. Daily
Mails. Boating. Bathing and Fishing.
RATES, 81 to8t2pe week
Open until Oct. 4.
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For further ,rticu airs. folders guide books
aud other literature. call ON
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To Fabyans and Return.
$500

MOUNTAINS. '"e WHILE
Leave Portland $50 a. m. Four bou,. =,
Srawf"rds, Mount Pleasant House or Fab,ans
,or ainner and driving arriving back in PR
ANU AT 40 y. m. or by r. naming at Fab,ans
an "a. hour and half, can arrive M Portland az
Tourists on this trip can also visit Fryebu,y
No,th Conway. InterNaie. ia :kson and IA
IL they prefer, at a less expense.
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Maine Central R. R.
Excursions!
The SOngO River Trip
and the Ba, of Naples Inn

One OF the most unique and beautifu nj trims n,
the EASTERN UNITED STATES. Leave P,rt
land. $50 a. 81, tie di ner at Ray or N.ni..
ihn. Biidgton or Harrison, returning IN sea.on
% connect at Ssb' 60 Lase with train arriying
In Portland BIO y. n.. or leave Portland AZ 4 4
y. m. to Sebago Lake. &C o-s the Lake and a.,
inc mel Winding a sSN.iO RIVER: through the Canal
Lyek; acros, me Hay Of Naples and Long Pond;
fortiand. arriNiI . at AS 2. M. same uay
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A Parlor Car Portland tn Fab

Leaves Portland at $50 a. m.1o,n nm DAN,
except sunday. y ' 'A'
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A Through Sleeper to Montreal

q Leave Portland $50 m arriving No treaI
?1o y. m, connecting with through train Tor
Chieago. ST. Paul anu Minneapolis "
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Sund ay Excursions,

:, ounua.s 70 BAY OF NAPLES for dinner Iy
rortand 50 n ,u. across e bsgo Lake and nm
the Soiigo. T. rec hours and dinner at Naples
Returning arrive Portland SIS p. IN.
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Welded at Stedman

Stedman, n. c. Oct 26.-At the beaufi.
ful home of Mrs. Strickland's Miss Rosa
Eyangline. the lovely and accomplished
daughter of Rev. JnO. d. Langston. AMI
Mr.. Henry j. Elmore, of Durham were
married. the ceremony being performed by
Rev. Mr.. Smoot. Of the NJ. E. church. Of
Fayetteville Only few intimate friends
and relatives were present. The drawing
room was tastefully decorated with palms,
ferns smilax and other evergreens. AS
the strains Of Lohengrin's wedding march
pealed forth from the piano, presided over
by Miss Carrie Sutton, the bride entere4
the room on the arm OF the groom. fol-
lowed by the ushcrs. Mr.. G. Herman e..
more. of Mt Olive brother OF the groom
and Mr.. william wood. OF Durham.
Mr.. ana Mrs Gilmore left Immediately
after the ceremony for their future homo
lii Durham.
The bride is a gifted young graduate OF
Trinity College and until recently q
teacher in Stcdman High School, while
the groom. who is the son OF Mr. G. b.
Elmore. Of Nj. Olive. is Il popular busl-
ness man Of Durham being Interested
il. The drug business OF hat city
The following out of-to7rn guests were
Mr.. william Langstop ard Mr.. william.
Wood, Of Durham, AMI M s Herman Fl
more, of Mt. Olive,
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Dance at Rocky Mount.

Rocky Mount, N. c., Oct 27.-(Spccial)
The Carolina Cotilion Club gave the Sc
cond OF their series of dances Friday
night. 1t was a most deligntiul dance
but owing to the inclemency of the wealth
er the attendance was small.
Those participating were: Miss Mary
Battle, with Mr.. w. f. Spruill; Miss
Mary Geiger, with MI Hugh Williford
Miss Mary Hardison, with Mr. NJ. D.
Mum; Miss Mary Kicks, with Mr. A. A.
Thorp; Miss Pearl Taylor, with Mr.. j. r.
Cooper; Miss Annie Lee Bum, with Mr..
B. Bum: Miss Bessie Bum, with Mr..
Hammer Winstead; Miss Priscilla Wilt
ford, with Mr.. William Williford; Miss
Ballard Ramsey, with Mr. Richard w.
Rawls; Miss Ethel Fits, with Mr. E. W
Willingham; Miss Pauline Shields. Of Scot
land Neck. with Mr.. w L. Phifer; Miss
Sallie Moore Leach, with MIR. Frank p
Spruln; Miss Annie Taylor, with Mr.. Jno
Madra; Miss Gertrude Oppenherner with
Mr. William r. Gordon, and Miss Ray
Levy, with Mr.. Claude Kimball
Stays: Messrs. Geo. Wilkinson Ed.
Gordon, Chas. Cochran, w O. Howard
B F. Smith, and B. McDearman.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-28

OF the musical forces that have been
produced in recent years there are but few
that lave been as successful ana none
more popular than j. C. Stewards Oddly.
THE Two Johns" which comes to the
Academy OF Music next Monday night
November 2nd
The trials and tr;6u'at;cns Of Pnhp and
Peter Johns, the two fat cousins, certainly
cause many laugh, and its revival here
will undoubtedly be welcomed by those
who have already seen :his comedy. the
specialties that are introduced md saii
to he novel and some great singing and
dancing numbers are promised One # he
special features in the musical line being
the famous Garden c., l.Iartctte, Who
viii be heard in medleys of the latest
songs, and also some Of the Oil ones.
All in all this should be an entertain
ment to pease the most fastidious rs well
as these that like the slap stick comedy
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Faust Minstrels Tonight.

Gov. Bowen, The Kentucky Win.
wind" who last season made such ire
mendous hit from coast to coast, viii ap-
pear in this city at the Monumental
Theatre tonight with the Ted Z. Faust
Superb Ministries. Mr.. Bowen viii do
principal end and have charge CT the
dancing. As a dancer he takes top rank.
He is the leader. Others follow He has
arranged for the olio CT the Ministries q
dancing act, in which will participate
the largest number of dancers ever gath
cred on a single minstrel stage. In the
first part Mr.. Bowen has the ten end men
schooled to present as they sing their
funny choruses, the evolution OF the
dance. showing in all its realism every
step known to minstrelsy. Gov. Bowen
as an end man is strikingly original. His
jokes come fast, and the 'neWness of chem
wins him instant favor. His negro songs
excel. He has the dialect of the Southern
daIkey to a nicely. When out OF sea-
son, Gov. Bowen-at his Southern home
has the pickaninnies sing and dance for
him, and in this way Keeps himself strictly
up to date Street parade at noon.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-28
a Mother in Israel,

Bishop Rondthaler paid a noble tribute
to the late Mrs. Lisette Maria Fries at
her funeral in the Salem Moravian church
On Sunday afternoon. From his apprecia-
tive estimate OF the worth and character
of a noble mother in Israel the follow
ing extracts are taken:
THE cares of a large Southern house.
hold Were in former times burden on
busy and conscientious wife, such as it is
difficult in our time to realize. And in
the case OF our departed sister her health
IN those years was far from being robust
The greatest strain, however. came during
the darkest hours of the civil war when
she was bereft both of mother and hus,
band within the brief period of two
weeks the latter dying, after long IL
ness, on August 1st 1863. Her late
brother-in-law. Mr.. Henry w Fries as.
sisted her nobly during this trying period,
when left with her family of mostly quite
young children at time which tried wives
and mothers as much as men were tried
on stirring fields of battles.
Then as her children grew up to man
hood and womanhocd life again proceeded
placidly and prosperousy. Rich in her
children's love and her grandchildren
reverent affection, and even in the sweet
chlld-like recognition of eat-grandchil.
dren, she lived among them all as the
happy interested loving mother she was,
advising, comforting encouraging and
sympathizing with them both in joys and
in sorrows. She was the beloved centre
of this overwhelming home circle And
outside Of her home, she ministered to
very many people old and Young out of
the fulness OF her wise and loving nature.
For one there was a smile and a greeting,
for another needed help. No one was
ever sent away unassisted. no one was
ever harshly dealt with. Her life. even
into feeble old age was a constant bene-
diction Nearly eighteen years ago she
was seriously injured with = fall and was
never able fully 10 resume her more ac-
tive duties, and often in great pain,
which, however, only ripened the serenity
of her christian character. SO she ling
cred on through the genial Indian sum
mer of her long life year, devotedly min
istered to by her children and especially
by the daughter who. during the last
twelve years faithfully Frightened the old
home for her
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Evans Mcpherson.

Fayetteville, n. c., Oct. 27.-(Special)
The marriage of Miss Flora Mcpherson
and Mr.. r. b. Evans took place this af-
ternoon at five o'clock at Mcpherson
church, large number Of friends being
present. The church was handsomely dec
Grated and there were many handsome
wedding gifts.
Along the guests present were: Misses
Mary Lacy. of Raleigh; Miss Lois Long,
Of Statesville; Miss Alice Lee Elliott, OF
ThoIbiscope; Senator George Currie and
DR.. Leslie Evans. of Clarkton. Messrs.
Frank Mcpherson, of Montgomery, Ala,
and Leighton ". Mcpherson, Of Colum-
bus, Ga.
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Largest in the World
THE LARGEST COMPANY OF THE
KIND IN THE WORLD WILL
OPEN A BUSINESS COLLEGE
IN COLUMBIA, S. c., NO
VENEER 2, 1903

Draughon's Practical Business College
Co, with headquarters at Nashville Tenn,
VIII open school, NUMBER NINE in Col.
umbia, S. c., Monday, November ,, 1903.
This company with a capital stock of
$500, 10000, the largest company of the
kind in the world has schools established
in Atlanta, Ga, Nashville, Tenn, and
several other places. 1t has special IA
cilities for securing positions, having
business men associated with it all over
the South. Fourteen bankers are on It's
board of directors 1t colleges give a
superior course of instruction
Those who wish to secure employment
may if they prefer, pay the tuition out
of salary after a position is secured. Spe-
cial rates will be given to all who enter
the Columbia College during the next
sixty days. For Catalogue which Will cx-
plain all, address, Draughon's Practical
Business College Co, Nashville, Tenn;
Atlanta, Ga, or after October 18th, Col
umbia, S. c.
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B0YKIN- WILLIAMS.
A Popular Couple Married at Brides Home
Rear Elm City.

Elm City, N. c., Oct. 26.-(Special.)-
The wedding of Mrs. Mertie Williams and
Mr.. Jno c. Boykin at the home OF the
bride, four miles from here, took place
last Wednesday. The home was beauti
fully decorated and the ceremony was
performed by Rev. j. H. Buffaloe, OF this
place.
The wedding music was rendered by
Mrs. Nora Pearsall and the walters were
Nj. J. R. Dixon with Miss Zula Langley,
Mr.. w T. Bats with Miss Rosa Landing
Mr.. L. C. Cobb with Miss Fife Williams
Mr.. Leslie Farmer with Miss Emma Rob
bins, Mr.. Walter Crumpler with Mi
Hattie Cobb, Mr.. r. A. Strickland with
Miss Rosa Crumpler
Mr.. Boykin is an energetic business
man and the bride is a charming lady who
has a very large circle of friends
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-28
IT Is FULL OF ATFR aCrI0N.
"rhs Mummy aud thu Cumming Bird On
thursday hight

Last season Paul Gilmore made pro
nounced success in THE Tyranny OF
Tears" This season he has scored 4 rosl-
tive triumph in THE Mummy and the
Humming Bird Triumph following sue
cess is indeed fraught with meaning.
There is a reason for everything, ana Of
course there is for tins. Paul Gilmore is,
N himself. unique figure or the Aneri-
can stage He combines the qualities so
essential to being popular favorje in
the greatest degree. Good looks, nag.le-
tism, artistic fnesse, both in perception
and in execution, a magnificent awce.ly
modulated voice, ana that manly quality
which is so potential IN attraction tur Wo-
wen. He Is, what ml0y are only said to
be, Matinee Idol In THE Mummy and
the Humming Bird his manager Iules
Murry, has given Mr.. Gilmore a vehicle
calculated Co show off all this actors goo6
qualities TO the best possible ADVANTAGE
Lord Lumley the dear Mummy of thu
play, is such a lovable character mat
even a less capable artist would be az
mired in the part. Sweet, gentle. iovabIe
such is Jack His wit, like Mercutio's
is bubbling, and no matter how serious he
situation, the dear Mummy temper5 all his
trials with the delightful wit of his nature
What foil the Humming Bird is Or the
Mummy. What right hand bower ,hc
Italian organ grinder becomes in the hand.
of Lord Lumley. How penitent Lady
Lumley grows when she becomes cogni
zant of the real worth of her husband.
and how she despises the sinister spirit of
the evil genius OF the play But why re
count the many attractive features Of
'"The Mummy and the Humming Bird"
Go and see the play and Paul Gilmore.
Both will be here on next Thursday night.
October % at the Academy Of Music.
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ents. The numerous and varied decora-
tions Of the parlors presented scene Of
almost celestial loneliness. The ceremony
was pronounced by the Rev. DR.. w. B.
Harrell in the presence of a large number
of relatives and friends.
Dr.. Hicks came here about year ago
direct from the medical college and had a
good practice from the start. Today he
is one of the leading physicians OF this
section. The bride is one of the most
popular, attractive and cultured young wo-
men of our town. The happy couple left
today for an extended tour via the home
of the grooms parents North.
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The Frlsky Mrs johnson

An event OF more than ordinary interest
TO play-goers of this city who enjoy !.
comedy is the coming appearance Of Miss
Amelia Bingham in her play The Frisky
Mrs. Johnson, written by CLYDE Fitch.
The engagement viii be bat one perform
ance as Miss Bingham is mIiing a flying
trip through the South before beginning
preparations for her new production this
winter. The original New York company,
including many well known players and
the magnificent and massive settings will
be brought to this city intact.
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DR.. Aide, m an to be Married.

The many friends of President Edwin
y. Alderman will learn with pleasure that
he IS shortly to be married to Miss Bessie
Hearne, of New Orleans, a brilliant and
attractive social leader of New Orleans
She is said also to be wealthy. Dr. Alder
man has no superior among college presl-
dents. It will be a brilliant marriage.
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Hame err Bunch,

Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Matte Hamer. of Laurinburg. to Major
C. c. Bunch, of this city, Assistant Quar-
termaster Of the North Carolina National
Guard. The wedding will take place on
November 18th, at the home of Dr. A. W.
Hamer father of the bride to be.
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Miss Harper and TT. Hicks Made o, Q

Dunn y. G., Oct 27.-tSpecial )-One
Of the most brilliant social events OF the
season was the marriage of Miss Mary
Gertrude Harper, daughter of DIR. Al w.
and Mrs. Eugenia A. Harper, TO Dr !. f.
Hicks, which was solemnizcd here last
night at the residence of the brides par
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a Runaway Marriage

Wilson, N. c., Oct. 81 Special. Yes
terday afternoon about five O'Clock in the
Register of Deeds office, Squire T. E
Keel married Mr.. William Pittman and
Miss Lancaster, a runaway couple Of
Johnston county
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Mr.. TREI SAYS: 7 have been troubled
for some time with dyspepsia and sick
headaches. and at times would feel as il
l were only existing, and not living. l
Wa9 extremely nervous and all run down.