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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02

nit ben IN einem Der bier groBen
pSifts" berabfabrsnoen 2duferin gleia=
3sitia eintrefsn.
aus neraolbeten 26penf6tfsn ipru-
belt, f4 In rsisenben Warmorbaiiins
iammelnb, fri!9ss SrintipaFsr in allen
StOdwerten. Wer aber etuas Gdmads
bafteres au baben ptini9t, brau9t nur
in bas grbgei9Ob f1 au bsseben, mo
aus elmer Iururi6Ien 5ontai1e ausrIsi
erauidenbe @etrdnts fur bi1isen preis
psrabrei9t tperben.
Wenn cine 2unbin BON nuberbalb
Der Staot eintrifft, 10 bat fis ni9t erit
nDtbig, in einem 9otel abauifeiaen.
sic begisbt f9 birset na9 Mprss'
8aarenpalaF, iiberlisfsrt ibr @spdd
ooer ibre @erthia9sn benz v@bed"=
&aume, wdf6t In bem 8oilet!en3immer
ben Reiieifaub ab, rubt auf tppisem
Sipan aus unb erbdlt ale n6tbigen
9anoleiifunsen bon elmer trsffi9 ss-
i4alten 3ofe. bic ibres Wintes sewdr=
tig iit.
Damn tann iis bic 6abrt mad bem
5, Stoduerf antreten, um In bem ln.
ter Der 2eituns bes Serrn 6adsnbrud
Febenosn Reffaurant Elm Jrhbfhd ein'
5unebmen - aprppos Grtbfhd.
| Die gerireter Der preRe batten iaon
tasfern @elegenbeit bic bprtreffi9
2ide In benz 9robsn 6anblunesbaui
als @dfie bon 9errn Ipres unb beRel
liebenswiirbiger Satin 3u mirbisen
Gin rei9baltisss Msnu ssphr3t mi
eofen Weinen uuroe ierpirt unb poi
ben Serren unb 9amen, bic eine md9
tisere @affe fiibrtn, uie bas S4wert
boa uno gang setptiroigt.
Na6 benz Diner purbe nod Ell
Runogan9 our6 bic Waarenrdume &c
, madt. Die 3unf9sgsnifdnbe unb &a
ritdten, iotpie bic berrli9sn Orientall
, i&sn 8eppi9e I'm 4. Stoduerte fehelte
bic @ussn Der 9erren. aber bic Same1
aOs es untpiberfebli9 babin. tpr
, rsi3enoe Sutmooeae unb t6fli4e 2lej
Der In nerlpfenber Weife ausgefel
/ warsn unb NO Re f& bon @piegel
|, umaeben fanben, uelbe ibnen ctr
| prhfung ibrsr periOn uOn allen eeite
, erm6gli9te.
. 9eute tuirb ameifeQos bas berrlid
I Waarenmasa3il,. tuel9es bic JlOrifte
b @sbrtoer Bsrtermann In ttiniflerii&'
: Weiie bur4 paImen uno Garre
lfdmitdten, tpobl Der Sammelpunft b.
{ Samentpslt unisrer Stabt fein unb b
t Fnb fiber, baB bas berrIi&e Wasasi
e nod @sbii9r estphrbiet usroen mirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02
sspm g. g. Ipres S So. ieiner 8eitimmmm9 iiber=
aebem.
Die Ginrihmns oesielben pous fontpert-ein munoer mo-
oerner Sequemidqfeit.
ern eItbsie sinems Snourie msttn berrlien Gr
3ensnihen.

Der neus @sfddftspaIait bon 8. 9.
apres & 60. an Der Waibingion uuo
Wsribian Ctr. mar geitern fiir Die
0ertreter Der prsiIe se6ffnet. Seute
piro bas alssmsine publitum bic 8ss
legenbeit babsn, Die berrli6en Rdume
oieIes groben Sanblungshauiss gu bee
tretsn unb bic @si9bdltisteit Der Waa'
renauslagen 3u bswunbern.
Obpobl man wubte, bab Der impOs
Iau.e gau ipseieIl fur Elm grobes
Raufbaus seplant uno erri9tst lpuros,
eritaunt man benno9 tibsr bic in allen
ginselbeiten bOlenbete ginri9tung oss
gaues, Der uniersr Stabt gum boben
&ubme gerei8t.
&iefge Jsnifer gsmdbrsn in allen
Stofperfen benz 2i9te ginlab uno
8asesbele burdflutbet bic 9anfidls
oerart, bab bon tiinitlider 8eleu4tung
tpsnig @sbrau& ss MAIDEN iein tpiro.
SasisIbs gilt bon Der 8entilirung
unb frii9e 2uft if In allen Ndumsn
oorbanben.
Obwobl bas EGsbduos b6llig feuer'
fiber iit, ipurbe cine ebenio mooerns
mie bsqueme Teuerau4t eingeri4tet,
miitelf usl9er oas gan3e @ehduoe i'm
salle zines Mlarms bsquem unb fhei
BON allen msni9Ii9sn Weien osrlahsr
perben tann. gs finb feine 5euer.
leitern, tpeIae bon i9pinbelnber Dob
bsrabftibren unb bic sumeift ebenfl
orobenb Rnb, ipie bic @sfabr, bor be-
man fd9ten mill. fonoern an ben Au
benudnben bes @ebdubes bon feuer
R9eren Wdnoen einsei4loRsne 8rsp
psnednse, bic 10 brett unb bsqueu
Rnb, bab bie nerb6ieife Grau fi3 Il
Si9erb.it fiblt, iObalo fie bieielbel
betriit. Sis Ssrren Mpres unb &pan
pel9e bic 5tibrer Der Beiu4enbe1
ma6isn. 3ollten bem 6errn 8ernbar
gonnegut BON Der Ir9itettensJirm
gonnesut & go6n uneingei9rdntte
Cob fur bic umfi9tige unb gewihen
bafte 2eitung bes 8aues.
Muf bic @inasleinri9tuneen fur b
Bsquemli9feiten Der 2unben bes Gt
i9dftsbauies ein3ugsben, wtirbe au hoe
fibren, aber beionoers berporaubebe
III Der 8alfOn auf bsm iiioli9en 8be
beg 6aupt Glurs, lururi6s fur ei
!. @intdufer : &ubepldb&en ausgefatte
Bon Semielben tiberi9aut man be
6aupifur in alIer Bequemli9teit IN
. fann fern rom 2aufgewtbl NIT 81
! tannten In aner Eube plaubern.
{. Waarenpadste uerben bur9 eli
4 Spirallsituns bonn oberifen Gtodme
T 10 f9nel nod unten bef6rbert, bab
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02
Ssim onrdJ Tener berui9tet.

9lsi9 nod osm 5riihftd bsgaben
fi9 g8. 6iu unb feline 5amilie, bic
cine Garm In pifs SoDnibip in Der
Ndbs bon Gusuifa bsmubnen na4 Sn-
bianapolis, um gintdufe au beiorgen
4ls fis am Absnb 3uriidtebrten, fanben
fe ibr Ssim in Ni9e. Sin Jeuer,
msl9ss ssssn Nittag entitanben, tpabr'
i9einIi9 Elm Werf bon 8ranbffiftern,
bate fat allies nerni9tet.
@ie es beiBt, finb aud bic gii9er
bes Sopnibips, wel9e 9err 6ia ole
Sruftss in isinem 9auie bielt, eiu
&aub Der 6lammen getporben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02

5rant 9elber, 1908 Sho
capitol Npenue meloete Der poli3si,
baB feline Wohnung mdbrsnb Der Na4t
bon ginbrs9srn, iusl9s fi9 bur9 Elm
Ssiienfenifer 3utritt beriaafften.
beimseiu9t uurbe. st bermiBt $14
In Baar, Die ibm aus Der Soientaf4s
geffoblsn tpurben.
Nuf Yori9lae bss 5susrtpebr.
@bsfs, tpsrbsn bon isbt ab bis frtbersn
6ilfs.gapitdns her Sprissn- @ompaa'
nisn ben Namsn 2sutsnants fHbrsr
unb bas Saldr bsrielbsn ptrb au
$2'65 PRO 8ag. aliu l5e msbr wis BIZ
Teuerpebrleuts erbalten, srbbht tper
ben. Der @bsf bsripri9t fi& boz
bieier Nsuerung cine bsfers Dis
siplin.
Wpr9en nebmen bic gramel
eer @rabuirten Der mebiainii9en Cole
gisn, tpsl&e ibre prnris 3u er6ffnel
gebenten, bor Der Staats-Beb6roe me
bi3iniiaer &saifiration unb gramina
tion ibren Infang. Wan 9laubt bal
anndbernb 125 iunse Msrste on bel
gramen, tpel9e bonn 8. bis gum 5
October bauern. fi9 betbeilisen psrbsn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02

Wuneie, 2. Oct. Orei 2eute
.nisinssn in sinsm MOtOmobiI.llnfalls
bier nur nit asnausr Wotb benz H9eren
3obs. Dsrr Emanuel &oientbal
bate In isinsm Nuto, nit feiner Jrau
unb benz Gtabielsrt Sidoi cine Spa-
aisrfa6rt unternommen. Sas Autr
ssristb auf cine i9lhpfrige gabn uno
ebe 6srr Roisntbal bic guntOlIe tuisoer
srIanesn fOnute, mar bic Waf&ine in
sinsn Grabsn gsifurst. 6err unt
6rau RoientbaI srlitten 8erlssungsn.
Sidat enttam nit benz 69reden.
Jrantlin, 2. Oct. SObr
Wartin, elm Jubrmann Der Sn'
bianapolis Southern giienbabn uuro'
ssftsrn unisr antlrse sefteut, Sol,
aells, Der slsi&fans elm Gubrmann
mar, set6otet au baben. gsios iolIsn
In 8rafalsar In elmer Wirtbi4aft II
STREET. geratben fein, uno 2sap iol
Rartin psri9isbsntli& ansesriHen 6a'
ben. unb ioa bann bon bentfelbn tpie.
berbolt gu Bobsn sei&lasen isin. 2int
mar nur amsi Sage in Dienfen oel
gompagnis unb aus bisiem grunb'
wif5en feline Witarbeiter nur tpenil
tiber fein Dorleben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02
3mr aemti5em Gag Teier 1na
bemte Sie 6artem ~ babem.

8pn beute ab finb bic gintrittstafs
ten our nationalen Geter bes Seutf9en
Sa9es am nd9fsn 5reitas Nbsno In
unierer 5ef&dftsoffiee, 81 g. Sela-
mare Str. 3il baben.
Sur q a dieter.
Die g5aei9en, mel&e gum Yeimob-
nsn Der Na&fsier, ipel&s unter 2eituns
bon 6srrn Mua. W. 2ubn I'm Gdulsn=
raums fattfinbet, bere&tisen, totem 25
@ents, rofir freie Bewirtbung geIie.
fert mirb. Mu9 bieie 2arten fpIlten
6sute In unierer Ofiies sebolt merbsn.
Wsr Der bebren Geisr bsi3umobnen
mhni9t, follie feline 2arten fofort
bolen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02

s8enbell 5lidinger, Der
on Der Sugar @rooe apenue unb 19.
StraBe elm @roesrp.@si9dft betreibt,
fiel aefsrn Abenb bon einsm Straben-
babntpaesn uno blisb bstuuBtlos Iiegen.
Sergeant Sa9srmann. Der our 3eit ir
Der Ndbe mar, bradte Jlidinger nod
6auie. 9erislbs srholts fi9 ipdtel
unb ideint obne ernfli9e gerlebunl
oabongstommsn su iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02
CO. Die bette 5 Gent @i9arre In
Der Stabt. Muao's .2Ongfeapp".

: @orgebeust t. Wirtb: rShre
Jrau @emablin bat f9on Stpeimal ge<
f9idt, Serr Ooftor!" Statfpieler:
rSa, ia, lafsn sic ibr fusen, i4 fdms
iofort. i9 min nur nod eben einen
neusn 9us fir iie gepinnen!"
8pnequen5. o.: ga,
mas mu9t Sbre SoAters g.: ., Der
esbt's i9le4t = ibr Mann bat lie
perlaFen! o.: Was9 Der bat ia inns
mer Dor 2ieb' au ibr sebrannt! g.:
Sa = bls er bur4sebrannt it'll
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02

9erre 6aute, l. Eftober.
0apib Spencer, iuel&er als grpreb.
mann felt faif einem baIben Sabrbun.
bert eine befannte Gigur In ben Stra.
ben unferer etabt mar. fiel BON ieinem
Wagen unb CAB iueniae Minuien ipd.
ter ieinen Self auf. Spencer fano In
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02
3 u + q a d feier.

Gin Geutr, tuel9es tur3 nod 8
llhr in 9utten unb aennebp's @rocerp
sntosdt wurbe, ri9tete gefern frhb
sinen 69aben BON etipa 5000 an, ebs
boKelbe unterbrhdt tperben fonnte. Die
gntfsbungsuria4s iR unbsfannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02

atpu3ihtDt9, otu eI uul Stltt utI
Union mitmadte, bier ssuobnt unb
geb6rte our @ranb Mrmp. gr binter-
dbt feline Jrau unb susi Ri inber.
ewib @itp, 1. Oft. Ser
80 Sabre alte 8bomas Ben bon bier
tuurbe tn Der 2ittIe Slant @rube Bel
Clinton get6otet. Ct uar elm Sremier
unb lab auf benz .Brate gsam" zines
3uges, Der In cine &eibs ben 2oblsns
magen rannte. Der 2ofomotipFfbrer
brebte bic 2uftbremie 70 pl6sli9 an,
bab er awii8en bic @ars semorfsn unb
bu&itdbli9 get6pft tpurbs. 3usi Wa.
gen singen iiber 8eG meg. gr 6iuter.
ldbt cine 6rau.
$erre 9aute, 80. Sept. Die
Mnmelbunsen FIR bas rSnoiana Ror-
NAL @ollege" ftir ben 6srbfftsrniin
ueifen tiber 500 Mamsn auf.
Oas neue @ebduhe lit ein's Der
prd9tigffen @dulsebdube bes Staates
unb foifet nit bem @runbfhd $780,
600. gs if bebeutenb mebr &aum
9emonnen porben unb bat man mebr
alafen einri9ten t6nnen. Sim grbas.
iaob wiro Der 6anbfertistsits Inter.
ri4t ertbeilt. Maes III nod ben nsie=
fen. mOoerniien gerbsRsrunssn sinss-
ri&tet.
Serre 9aute, 80. Sept. Die
Bureaus Der @sneral- -@ei9dftsfibrers
6. Wbitnep bon Der Southern Sn=
biana goal 60. merben In nd9iter
3eit nod Chicago berlsgt uerbsn, mo-.
islbit fi9 aud bie Bureaus bes @ene.
Observation-Disclosures Der Walib &ail.
roao beiinben.
Sur9 brenner finb ge-
traut.
8pfben, 1. DIT. Da bic mobI-
babenbsn @ltern Der 15.id6rissn Saael
Councilman bon 2alama3on, Wti&.,
nidt ibrs 3uifimmuns su ibrer 8er'
beiratbung nit benz 22-idbrissn aoam
@Iab, Der In einem 6errengei9dft In
Sapton, O5io, bef9dftigt III, geben
MOLTEN, entliefen Die beiben uno lieBen
f9 trauen. sic begabsn Ft bann
semeini9aftli9 nod aaIamaaoO, um
ipom6gli9 8ergsbuns unb ben sltsr-
li4en Se8en 3u erlansen.
In IL age niebergef9Iagen.
| 2aporte, 1. Ott. Die 4n-
tlass beg ansriffs sesen ben betannten
gbieagO'er Nnpalt, Sohn 65riifman.
Der feinen aouesen Jreo.. u. 2ibbel
In einem Mrgument tusgen elmer geieb-
li9en Nfaire nit eiuem Notariatss
Ressl tiber ben 2opf f&lus. uurbs se.
) ftrn bon benz @sri9tstalenbsr ssifri.
ffriden, oa in3wii&en Sabre Der.
Fofien fnb.
Wd9ter ais 2ebenss
retter.
peru, l. Ottober. 9lls bic tle;ne
So&ter bon WilIiam Mumaugb bic
; @eleiie Der 2ats erie & Wsitsrn-gabn
iiberi&ritt. blieb ibr 5ub smif9en hsn
Saisnen bdnasn. Sur babur9, bab
Der Wd9ter Courtney Sadett f9leunisii
| eine beranbrauienbe 2otomotibe gum
. Stiafanbe bra2te, murbe bag 2eben
: Der 9leinen eerettet.
Gormer erwifGenben
I anareifer.
Grpmn ppint, 80. Sept.
Na9bem Grdulein 2ilie Wspers, eins
iunge 2ebrerin bier, bie 3inber Na9=
mittags entlaiIen bate betrat Elm
2anbfrei9er bas S9ul3immer uns
bebrobie fe NIT bem Sooe. wenn III
INN Ollie f@reien werbe. Sic lieb I'D
absr ni&t einf9h&tern, foubern i9ri'
laut Inn Ollie uno webrte' f1 geser
! : i'm, bis es ibr gelang. su entfommen
y u. nod bes Na&bars 6aus 3u fu9ten.
: Als man b6rte, mas fi8 3ueetraaen.
ma@ten cine grobe Mn3abl Garmsr fid
! I'm bie gerioIauns bes Ni9tspBrbiser
unb Mbenbs 7 l1br erpii9te rtan Der
S&urten, als er gerabs einen 5ra6t'
aug Der Wonon 2inie befeieeu uollte,
Hur Der re&taeitigen Saawii&en'
funft bes eberiffs bate er es su Der.
). oanten. bab feline 6di&er ibm fein be.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02

- @au&t be Tish I Mingo.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-21
WORKS WONDERS.
A Wonderful Compound. Cures Piles
Eczema, Skin Itching, Skin Erup-
tiOns. Cuts and Bruises.

Doan's Ointment is the best skin
treatment, and the cheapest, because
SO little is required to cure. 1t cures
piles after years of torture. 1t cures
obstinate cases of eczema. 1t cures all
skin itching. 1t cures skin eruptiOns.
1t heals cuts, bruises. scratches and
abras:ons without leaving a scar. 1t
cures permanently. Raleigh testimony
proves it.
w. d. Brown. of 80 South Salisbury
street, says: For the last fifteen
years l have suffered from itching
hemorrhoids or piles, and can only de-
scribe the suffering I endured as tor
ture, and none but those who have
suffered as / have know what torment
this aff1iction is. Doan's Ointment,
which I procured at the Bobbitt-
Wynne Drug Company, gave me al
most instant relief. I would not take
$50 for the good the box did me, and
IL there were only one box in the
world 1t would be worth a thousand
dollars TO me. You can use my name
and welcome, as one who is only too
pleased to state his opinion of this
preparation"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-21
"MISS BOB WHITE"
Nixon and Zimmerman's Splendid
Company of Sixty People to be
Seen Here Next Tuesday
Night.

"Miss Bob White" willard Spen-
GERS delightful, dainty, comedy opera
which Messrs. Nixon and Zimmerman
will present here next Tuesday night.
is in its fifth year, although this is
but it's second Southern tour, despite
its age, is the youngest and prettiest
of Spencers operas and one of the
prettiest productions those worthy
managers have ever put forth. In it
they have the necessary requisites of
a successful musical piece, an eXcep-
tionally good book, a plot of sense
and heart interest. bright, catchy mu-
sic. in Spencer's best vein, an excellent
company and a reproduction and
scenic environment worthy of any
metropolitan organization. The pro-
duction to be seen here is the one
which will open its London engage
ment in May 1905, and the one which
George Edwards, the famous producer
and manager claims to be the prettiest
and most original peace he saw in this
country. Seat sale begins Monday
morning at nine o'clock.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-21

Rev. DR.. w. f. Baker, offered prayer
and the President and Mrs. Roosevelt
then shook hands with a number of
the townspeople, many OF whom had
known the Presidents mother. ON
the way to the train the President
stopped for a moment at the nome OF
Dr. Baker where he met the pastors
wife, who was one OF his mothers
bridesmaids.
The escort. which conducted the.
President from his train to the differ :
ent points he visited, was Warren Il.
Crockett, who was a member of Col
oneI RoOsevelts regiment during the
Spanish war
The reception of the President at
the old home of his mother was a
cordial one. The people greeted him
both as President and as the son of
one of their neighbors. Many were
the kind references to his mother from
those who knew her and many were
the expressions of good will toward
her distinguished son. The train left
for Atlanta shortly before ten o'clock.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-21
HER NINETY-FOURTHB BIRTHDAY.
Mrs Mary f.. MOrecocl< Entertained i'm
Honor of the Interesting Event.
A Fine Company of Old
People.

Weldon. N c., Oct 20.-Mrs. Mary
f. Morecock, widow of Captain Ed
ward Morecock who was a soldier in
the war of 1912, celebrated her Gath
birthday on the 18th. In honor of the
interesting event DR.. and Mrs. /. +.
Green entertained her at splendid
birthday dinner. The guests present
were Mrs. Mary T.. Morecock, honoree;
Mr.. W. r. Whitfield, Mr.. Geo. c.. Gay,
MIR. NJ. -. Alsbrook. Mrs. S. NJ Lock
hart, Mrs. Anna Pope, Mrs. NJ. E.
Cochran, Mrs. j. III. MCGEE, Mrs. w.
Z. Whitfield, Miss Emily Campbell.
1t was as fine company of old peo-
pie as could have been assembled in
any town in North Carolina The ag-
gregate age of the ten persons was
nearly 500 years. The head and foot
of the table. Mrs. Morecock and Mr.
Whitfield represented $50 years.
Nine of the guests present had a com
bined age of exactly 720 years.
Mrs Green and Miss Bessie Green
presided in the dining room and
served the dinner with gracious and
delightful hospitality Those present
were all old friends and patients OF
DIR. Green, and appeared i'm remark
ably good health and spirits and DR.
Osler could have had no sympathy
in that happy party of old young
people.
Mrs. Morecock was formerly Miss
Mary e. Southall of Amelia county
Va. Her parents moved to Gates
county, this State, when she was an
infant. 1t was i'm that county she met
Captain Edward Morecock, who was q
native of Charles City county, Va. He
enlisted in the war of 1912 when he
was twenty years old and served with
conspicuous bravery and courage
throughout. He moved to Halifax
county, where he was a devoted
Christian, and passed away leaving q
loving wife and children. Mrs. More
cock now makes her home with hei
only surviving daughter, Mrs. w. c.
Russell, whose tender love and care
for the aged mother in the autumn OF
her days is something beautiful and
touching.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-21
ELLIS-MOTT.
A Brilliant Marriage Celebrated i'm the
EDIscoDal Church at Hickory.

Hickory, n. c., oct. 20.-In the
Episcopal cnurch in this place at six
o CLOCK D.. III. Mildred, uaus n,er u ~
ana MRS. WIN. EMS, was married to
I4let. InonlaS Alexander Mott, H. >.
N, son OF non. }. j. Mott, OF States-
vine. Admission to church was strict
~ ny cara which prevented the lln
oomlortaDie over-crowdng TOO often
consequent upon a fashionable church
marriage.
me decorations were gailaX leaves,
asparagus anu potted plants, While the
altar heaped with rare Cnrys4iine-
NUNS gave a bright and attractive
touch OF coior. ana the mellow rays
OF many wax candles cast a pleasing
light over tht.ncene.
The Interval of waiting was relieved
by severaI appropriate selections rem
dereu by Mrs. j. II. Hatcher. who win
ner customary ability and skill pre-
sided at the organ.
Promptly at six o'clock the organ
began the undying favorte, Menuels-
sohn's wedding march, and the bridal
party entered in the following order
n. w. Clark, first usher; Miss Esther
ransom. maid of honor; Mr.. Louis
McKesson, Miss Florence Cowles,
bridesmaid: Mrs. r. S. Simpson, sister
of the bride. dame of honor, followed
by the bride conducted by her brother,
Mr.. A. l.. Crowell, of Newton, who
gave her away
They were met at the altar by the
bridegroom. accompanied by his best
man. Mr.. solomon Thompson, of
Statesvillc. who advanced from the
vestry to meet the bride.
The bridal party then formed q
semi-circle around the altar, where
the solemn and impressive marriage
| ceremony of the Episcopal church was
performed by the rector, Rev. Dr.
James A. Weston.
The following were visitors in at
tendance: Hon. j. j. Mott, Marshal
| Mott. Jr.. Mrs. Sharpe, Miss Cowles,
Mrs. A. II. Crowell and children.
The bride and groom left by the
GAO train for Washington city. wher5
| Lieut.. Mott is temporarily stationed
OF course all brides on their we'd
ding day are entitled to be styled
| beautiful, charming, attractive" etc.
but fortunately in the present instance
| Mrs. Mott falls justly within the terms
of that description, as she is known
! to be among the loveliest in a town
where loneliness is no rarity and Hick-
DRY is reluctant to lose her.
Lieut.. Mott is a son of the noted
Statesville leader who for a genera
| ton has been prominent in the poll
tical life of the State. and inherits
many of his fathers strong intellecfu-
al gifts. He has an enviable record in
| the service and 1t is risking little to
predict that he will be heard from IA
vorably in the future.
This marriage was an occasion that
will be remembered long in social
circles in Hickory. Among its pleas
ant features should be mentioned n
| beautiful solo, 81 Promise Thee" sung
| by Mrs. j. Fl. Shuford. Just before
the entrance. of the bridal party.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Mott were followed
on their journey by the good wishes
of host of friends.
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AT HIS MOTHERS HOME.
Tender Chords Are Touched and
Vibrate an ElOQuence That
Thrills the Heart.

Roswell Ga, Oct 2O.-President
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BARNES-HERRING.
Prominent Young Couple to Wed In
Wilson.

The following invitation has been
received by friends:
CDR and Mrs. Needham Bryan Her
ring request the honor of your pres
ence at the marriage of their daughter,
Julia, to Mr.. Robert Edwin Barnes, on
the evening of Wednesday, the first of
November, nineteen hundred and five,
at nine o'clock. at the Methodist
church, Wilson. North Carolina"
Both Miss Herring and Mr. Barnes
are popular and prominent young peo-
pie, with a large circle of friends
throughout the State.
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Hall-FarlOw.
FOrd-Pittman.

The following invitation has been
received by friends:
Mrs. Sarah r. Pittman
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage
of her granddaughter
Mayme Estelle Johnson
Mr.. Gordon Byron Ford,
Tuesday evening, October the 31st.
nineteen hundred and five.
at eight-thirty o'clock, residence.
Dunn, North Carolina"
Weldon Fair German.
The following invitation has been
issued:
The Chief Marshal
and his Assistants
invite you to be present
at the
Weldon Fair Germans.
Wednesday evening, October twenty
fifth.
Thursday evening. October twenty
sixth,
Friday evening, October twenty
seventh,
nineteen hundred and five.
Weldon. N. c.
!. j
BrOOks-Neal.
Greensboro, N. c., Oct. 20.-A beau
tiful church wedding was solemniZed
at Centenary Methodist church when
Mr. Francis A. Brooks and Miss Lucy
Neal Jones were united in marriage.
The church was. beautifully and taste
fully decorated with banks of palms,
ferns and Towering plants. making a
very pleasing effect when the bridal
party assembled. Rev. Ira Irwin Of
f1ciated at the ceremony, assisted by
Rev. r. M. Andrews Mr.. and Mrs
Brooks left last night for Jackson
Springs, and upon their return will
reside In Greensboro. Mr.. Brooks is
one of Greensboro's most progressive
young business men. and the bride is
greatly admired for her winning traits
of character.
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Society Note.
New York WORLDLY

Richard A. McCurdy is spending a
few days at The Rack. j. III. Hyde
and other social lights are expected
soon.
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Choice American Beauties, Brides
Maid Roses and Carnations Visitors
cordially Invited to our green houses.
All phones 149. J. L. O'Quinn & Co,
Raleigh.