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The log cabin Democrat., 1908-11-03
Election Bulletins at Crystal Theatre Tonight 25c
FULL ELECTION
 NEWS TONIGHT

Unless the race is unexpectedly close, the people of Conway who go to the Crystal Theatre will know by nine o'clock who will be their next president.
 Arrangements have been made by the Board of Trade, Manager Frisby of the local phone company and w. N. Owen whereby not only the full Western Union bulletin service, but also that of the Ameri- can Telephone & Telegraph Go. will be received and flashed at the Crystal Theatre.
 As the polls close II New York at 4 p. m. our time and correspond ingly early in other states, the re- turns will probably begin to come in as early as 6 p. m. and enough news to forecast the result will be in within a few hours. The bull letin service will be continuous, the bulletins being flashed as rap idly almost as they can be read by the audience.
 An admission fee of 25 ce nts will be charged.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-11-03
4 HEAVY VOTE IS INDICATED
Large Bryan Majority Expected
 in Arkansas.
Taft Favorite in Betting at Little Rock Democrats Would
 Celebrate.

Little Rock Nov. } Election day, with a drizzling rain, but not very cold, dawned all over the state with conditions favorable to the casting of the largest vote for Bryan and the Democratic candidates in the history of the state. In all sections, with the atmospheric con- ditions unfavorable for blowing, the farmers are joining the townfolks in rolling up the totals.
 Republican money came in sight yesterday at 5 to I, and ranged to 10 to before night with quite a few takers. The Republican money was forced to turn to states for pro- lection, however, as large punches of Democratic money came in sight. Today the odds are away up, and what money is being wagered is by those who are taking the short end of the money for mere speculation.
 If the tide should turn tonight, though, and some of the doubtful states change into the Bryan column, so his chances would pick up, business would certainly pick up in Little Rock, and should Bryan finally win out there would be no law sufficient to restrain the Democratic enthusiasm. which has teen bottled up on the night of the election, for I2 years, and none of the officers of the law would make any effort to check any sort of celebration, short of burning the new Union station or state house, should it start.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-11-03
CANNING FACTORY SECURED
Big Plant to be in Operation Here
 Next Year.
Board of Trade Secures Location of Fac tory which will Employ 75 to
 100 Hands

Through the Board of Trade of this city a large canning factory with a capacity of 10000 cans per day has been definitely located at Conway and will be in opera ton next season. The factory will be established by w. J. Gun ningham of Enola, with whom the board has been negotiating for some time, and will employ 75 to 100 hands during the canning season.
 MT. Cunningham is now in cor respondence with machinery deal CTS and expects to have everything in readiness early next summer. The site for the factory has not yet been definitely decided upon, but several are under considera- tion.
 The principal product of the factory will be tomatoes, although fruits and other vegetables will be canned. An immense amount of tomatoes will be canned by the factory, and secretary G. l.. Banner of the Board of Trade de- sires to secure the names of such farmers and truck growers as will agree to plant definite amount of tomatoes next year. For limited lime he iC a,th Orizad fO n, aka com tracts with growers for the factory at the rate of 20 cents per bushel for tomatoes.
 The canning factory when fully developed will be great help to conway and surrounding country, as it will give light employment to many people during the dull season and will provide steady market for vegetables at time when cash is usually scarce in this section.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-11-03
INJUNCTION IS
 GRANTED OWEN

By an order made by Chancellor J. c. Wallace at Russellville yes terday afternoon, Sheriff w. M. Brady is enjoined from attempting to collect from w. N. Owen a county tax or license for his nov ing picture show and from inter fering with the show on behalf of Faulkner county, pending the hearing of the case. The injunc- tion will not be made permanent or dissolved before the next March term of chancery court in this coun- ty, at which time it is set for hear ing
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-11-03

 LOSES SUIT

In a suit in Chancery Court at Heber against Max Fraue nthal that city established its title to Sugar Loaf Springs and a tract of 10 acres of land. The court held that MT. Frauenthal had donated the land to the city, he holding that he had not. The suit permitted him to retain the title to 4 1a acres of the land. The case will be appeal ed to the supre me court.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-11-03
Don't Forget Tag Day.

Next Monday will be tag day in this city and on that day the friends of the Conway public school will tag every one seen on the streets and ask a contribution to the School Improvement associa- tion's fund. Contributions from 5 cents up will be accepted, and the donor will be given tag which will exempt him from further so- licitation.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-11-03
TUCKER SAYS
 IT'S BRYAN

Little Rock, Nov. 3-Special.- In telegram received at noon by Major Wm. Stoddard, National Committeeman Guy B. Tucker says that all the indications are very favorable to Bryan. He urges that the full Democratic vote be boiled in this state. Mir. Tucker is at national headquarte.s $ in Chicago.
 Major w. D. Cole spent yester- day in Little Rock.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-11-03
Halloween Party.

Miss Willie Anderson enter tained number of her friends Sat urday evening with delightful Hallowe 'en party.
 The guests came draped in sheets and pillow cases, and much amuse- ment was afforded in guessing who the mefry-makers were.
 Many interesting games were played, all made real by the pres ence of a witch's cauldron, and the ghostly lights from many jack-o- lanterns. Punch was served by by Miss Laura Anderson from an immense pumpkin. Delicious re. freshmentS were served.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-11-03
NEGROES VOTING
 IN DROvES HERE HEAVY VOTE BEING CAST
Election Officials Kept Busy All
 Day.
Removal of Poll Tax Qualifications Bring out Negroes in Large Num-
 beYS

Unrestricted by any poll tax qualifications negroes in Cadron township have been voting in droves all day at the three precincts in this city. The Democrats are also turning out in large numbers and the. indications are that the vote will be almost if not quite as large as that cast in the September election.
 Telephone advices from the diff ferent townships in the county are to the effect that the vote being boiled is considerably above the normal November election vote.
 More than third of the votes at the court house precinct up to noon today were negroes. Out of 228 votes cast s were by negroes. Up to 5 p. m. votes had been cast in the three precincts here as follows:
 First Ward ......... .... Ioo Second Ward ............. 4o4 Third Ward. ......... -. I5I
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FOR CHATTER.
BOATS FOR HIRE. MileTs Boat House
All kinds. Ali prices. AL kinds of Inns and
bait.
JOSEPH 0. MILLER. BenninE. D. c.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
COLU ABIAs holding Probate Court Estate
Of John A, Mcdonald. deceased. No. 15372-
Administration Docket s. Application having
been made herein for letters Of administra-
ton on said estate, by GeOTgiana Mcdonald,
Il is ordered this It'll day OF August, A d.
1905, that Francis Haislipp Lizzie Kelley.
Jennie Middekamp, Mary Feeiemeyer, Alex
ania Mcdonald, Lille Mcdonald. Resale
AcDooald, Henry s Mcdonald. Edward B.
Mcdonald John + Walker, Mary CoaDly
and julia Feelemeyer, and all others eOn-
cerned. appear in said court on Tuesday, the
eighth day 81 September, A D. 1s0s az 10
o. clock a. m. to show cause why such appli-
cation should not be granted. Let notice
hereof be published IN the Washington Law
Repc~ter and Washington Times once in
each OF three successive weeks before the
retuT day herein mentioned--the first pub
lieaslon TO be not less thai thirty DAYS before
said return day iSeaD. JOB BARNARD, Jus
tioe. Attest :-JAMES TANNER Register %
Wills for the District Of Columbia Clerk
OF the Probate Court ROBINSON WHITE.
Attorney. aus 6.Z2
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, holding Probate Court Estate
Of Hattie II Greenfield, deceased No l56s0
Administration Docket IS. Application hsv-
ing been made herein fer probate Of the last
will and testament Of said deceased. and FOR
letters testamsntary on said esttte. by
Charles ". Ingalls, Il Is ordered this s1sT
DAY OF JULY, 4. D. 1903 that Nellie I'd
Singer and Chester r. Singer and a others
coneerned. appear in said court on FRIDAY
TIE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D.
1905. AT 10 O'CLOCK - NJ, to show CAUSE
Why such application should not be granted
Let notice hereof be published IN the Wash
iugton Law Reporter and Washington Times
onzs Ia each % three successive weeks before
tAe return day herein mentianed-Jhe first
subiif alton 20 be not less than thirty DAYS
before said return day. (seaL) THOMAS II.
NER Register OF Wills for the District OF
C'oluanfis. Clerk OF the Probats Court. r L
sEFg oRDS. AttoTnsxr - $3.50
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Advertisements win be accepted
BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWESr.

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s. KANN, SONS & co. Sth and 1zarket. space
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W. =. McNULTY. Cigar store 14th and 2 NV.
,. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7th st-s hhods
Island ave, and Il St NV.
H 7. BUTTS PHARMACY Eth 81 and
Massachusetts ave Nv.
CHAS. c. HORNUNGs ChF!stiant Pharmacy.
EW. cor. 7Ln and II SITS. NV.
EANEORDS PHARMACY. N8g York ava
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r. A. VETTCH, 10th and II SITS. nv.
2UIGEET'6 PHARMACY, 2Lst and 9 sts. NV,
9 A WAGNER & Co. lst and II sta. NV
J.. 7. TAYLOE, con sth and p SIS. NV.
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa ave.nw.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, 18th 4 PARK road
EATTINGLY'S PHARMACY, 18th and Il
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YOU CAN'T DO BETTER than to have your
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inE dyeing and repairing; ladies' and gen
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FRArERNAL NOTICES.

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CASHIER-Experienced young lady as cash
Ter Tor our dry goods saOres some knowledge
in typewriting Is prsferredi must have best
references EISEMAN1ES. 6J5 eth ST. NV
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Ny SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES on furnl-
ture. o4lcloths. and mattings will convinSs
you that you can save moasy By buying AZ
l. s. AlLLEAs 5, ~ X nv. Phone NJ. IVA
apzS-mO ", Sa-set
SAM AADEOIs new and secondhand furni-
ture1 stoves, carpets and mattinEs bought and
sold cabinet making uDholsterlng and polish
ing. 1Ja4 IN 81. nv. je3-w. "a. m-S0t
AT COSr-Refrtg srators. window screens,
screen DOORS gas ranges, water coolers, gut
ter1ng. spouting roof repairing ana painting;
stove repairing a specially. Phone II. a97l.
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ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL

CIRCULAR. Band and Handsaw Sharpening:
saw cumming and bandsaW brazing; first
class work at reasonable prices
+. ERWIN LUDWIG. 12ls st. NV
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HtJh SALE-Second hand building material
81 an kinds. Apply At Office. The CHARLES
), CASSIDY COMPANY. Inc, sc 18th St
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WANTED-AGENTS.

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BUG KILLER.

KILLS GRANDMA, grandpa papa, mamma
and baby bug, Fealy's bedbug solution does
Effective exterminator Of vermin Effective
On reaches. ants, etc. NJ. s. FEAIY, Ilth
and Pennsylvania ave. sc. 1ylf-S0t
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SITUATION wANrED-FEmALE.

POSITION WANTED-Fins sewing ana
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Salem, ". Va. II
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around house. "a Delaware ave ne. II
HOUSEKEEPER-By settled woman. place
as hOusekeeper for gentleman and small fam
lily. ia 10Th ST. Sc. au7-St
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Speciality. 11Z1 ] st. NV. au5-7t
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CLAIRvoYANTs

AAE. CATHERINE. palnnist and card read
er. tells everything you wish 20 know about
business and love affairs. Sl4 New York ave.
Open from 10 to Z. 3eis-tf
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DENTISTRY.

ALVEOLAR TEETH-PainIess. lasting won
derfully .ikelife, bridgeWork o. plating IN
necessary; painless nlling- DR. J. Z. VIII
SON, I503 r. fv2l-ff
once Hours, s:So r. N TO $50 r. n
DR.. OTIS ~ ELZEE, DENTIST
1904 b ct. NV. (ssns hoor As Miss shatlCIsttsa
DR. w. J. ELZEY, DENTIST
n. 4. Cor. 9Th and E. Capitol Ets. ne
Specialists in Painless EXTRACTING s4ofd
Crown and Bridge WGTk. Filings. and Pa tas
that 1T Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Aodersts prices. Phone n. 90.
my5-tt
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NORTHEAST

LADpoN PHARMACY. 100 Florida ave. ne
CHA6. II. BLUhER, n. Cap. and r sts. ne.
MeCHESEEY & JOACHIM cor. g ana b sts-
kRAUS' PHARMACY, 9Th and X sts-
4cCHESNEY & JOACHIM sth and Il Hts- ne.
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MEDICAL TREATMENT.

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q $50 p. m.
NATIONAL MEDICAL OFFICES.
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
AND OTHER


Wanted Agents, Wanted Help. Want
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Business Opportunities, or Sale Mis-
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and Found. Wanted miscellaneous,
Dogs, Pets, stc.-15 cents linej Z
times cOnsecuIively. IL n cents a line
3 times COnsecutYely, 10 cents a Inc.
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All other classihcations-15 cents q
line, 2 times eOnsecutiVeiy, Il - cents
q lnes 3 times cOnseCutlV6Iy. 10 cents
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ct any Of the following branch
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ts announcement to leave advertise
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STORAGE

FURNITURE STORED FOR z5C PER LOAD;
large. clean. spacious compartments: careful
handling: expert packing. BAUMS. s12 Pa
ave. nv. Main 4z5+ lys-tf
WHY pay more? We store for 75c a load
u. 5. STORAGE CO.. as 10Th st. NV Phone
422s. tys-sOS
100 SEPARATE storage rooms: storage by
the load packing, hauling and shipping. See
Us before storing. THOS- BOWLING & CO,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGHEST cash prices paid Tor worn gar
ments: either ladies' or gents: send POSTAL
will call b. TARSHES. lS05 Ith 1t NV
Phone North 499, jes-U
SEND YOUR OLD TRUNK 10 us TO be re-
paired equal to new. DE NEPHEWS'
TEtNK SHOP. 905 9Th St NV. au8-3t
WANTED-An alternating electric fan: sec
old hand good condition. DIR. JAMES
ELZEY. 8th and z. Capitol. auS-3t
SPOT CASH paid for household furniture,
carpets, stoves books. tools. and ali kinds
Of secondhand merchandise. 2041 18th St NV
Phone n. Sos5- jy1s-o0t
WANTED-An very much in need of furni-
ture- Send me your order and get the best
prices IN town LOUIS NOTES. corner 9th
ana ID NV. Phone Main s4l6- my2s-tf
WANTED-To buy fixtures and cash regis
ter for lunch room. Address LUNCH ROOM,
Times ONCE. au7-3t
1 PAY the highest cash prices FOR ladies'
and genJlemen's Cast-0m wearing apparel.
drop card: Will call. O. LIVINGSTON, IsI5
9TH *. NV, or phone North 72O4- jy2-9Ot
HIGHEST cash prices paid tor CASTOR cloth
ing ladies' OF gents secondhand shoes
etc; drop postal, / will call: or phone n.
$3.50. N S. KEBESKY. 1906 7th ST NV
myz6-sOt-eXsu
WANTED-Furniture-F cash; sell your
goods 70 the man who gives you the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD. sth ana K. Ie2-tf
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR CAST
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postal, viii call promptly.
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1245 7th 81, NV. sp30-355t
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PsYCHIC-PALMIST.

GET A READING from Mr.. Million II yen
want Information on any matter. He win
ell you what you wish TO know. Readings,
81. %. Hypnotism taught. slz Eye ID 81. NV.
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v. HUGO EISENBEISS. It'll and q; streats.
&SDONALaD, ]. W.. ~ and L sW.
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HOuTHEAsr.

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ROACH DRUG Co, sth and @ sts So
4 y. BURROWS, 18th and Pa. ave-
y. p WELL sR, cor. Sth and Z
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PERSONAL
DETECTIVE AGENCY.

BRADFoRDs DETECTIVE AGENCY. suits
IA Colorado building. 18th and @. Expert
Investigations. any cause. all sections
Strictly CONFIDENTIAL Phone Main ISIS. Night
call North ASA. MORGAN BRADFORD. Jr,
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GEORGETOWN.
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ANACOSTA-
8URYS PHARMACY. corner AIonros and
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ing fz,Vo Per year, spot cash; no seenfs.
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asls lGT1
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LUNCH and dining room; prominent u5toaa
section. rent reasonable. daily receipts 40.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS al s1'55''
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COOL BRIGHT. DUsTL.Ess FLOORS ca1
be obtained by using Hunters Dust Rilling
Floor Oil zoe gallon drop Us a postal o.
phone 4ain e45s, ls Pa, ave, nv. jss-tf
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WANTED-BOOKS.

SECONDHAND BOOKS-WILL PAY EOOD
PRICE: SEND POSTAL. AND STATE PAR
TICULARS. II. ROSENBERG, sTH AND
F SITS. NV. myth, sa m-9Qt
JOIN THIS CLUB.
A CLUB IS now being formed to save money
IN the purchasing OF neCessaTfes OF life
Through its operations you can procure
groceries at astonishing prices. As
packages Uneeda Biscuit. -.............. 10
! package Rising sun stove polish. .B5
Blue and white denim Overalls, per pr. "a
And thousands % other articles equally low
Drop a card today for explanation. C H
LOGAN, Local Manager, l422 10th 81. NV.
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WALL PAPER.

SEND TO HUNT. the old reliable. s1s Nsv
York ave, and get his reduced prices on All
work fer the next 30 days. Phone Man
l04i- myaI-9n
ROOMS PAPERED, 500
Up; legal guarantees covers all our work. send
postal for tTse samples aud estimate 10 M
v. AAHONEY. 6es Pa 2yS. se.s phone I lsss
my14-s8t
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BROOKLAND. D. c.
LINTON & NELSON.
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SPECIAL REDUCTION in All delicious home
cooked meats, salads and etc; select gro
ceries. fancy layer cakes, fancy fruits. and
melons on ice Ideas for serving wedding
receptions. etc A, II. UNDERDOWN, I742
IAN NV. Dainty china ana glass ware To
hire. 5eo-Sa. Ia, th-S9t
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS

23i 18TH ST. sW.-Oue third floor unfur.
nlshed room; ladies' only; s. per month.
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AIaExAN DRIA, VA.
B. L CARNE CO... 70s King 81.
CHEVY CHASE, Nd.
= A SOM EAAN
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WHERE TO DINE.

YUM YUAlir' That's what you'u say after
. meal at one CT cur places. Three OF them.
nth and c. 81 It'll. los Pennsylvania ave.
uyll-m. v. sa-a0t
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-12-18
CORSON--RAKESTRAW
Quiet Wedding at the Home OF
the Brides Parents

A quiet but pretty wedding took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Rakestraw, on Pine avenue,
last Wednesday, when their daughter
Carrie became the bride of H. Smith
Corson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Corson, of Anglesea. After the cere-
mony a sumputous repast was partaken
of and congratulations were given the
happy couple.
A more elaborate affair had been
planned but owing to the severe illness
of the BRIDES mother only the inn
mediate relatives and friends were
present.
Mr.. Corson, who formerly resided
here, is now in the employ of the Penn
sylvania railroad at Atlantic City,
where they will take up their residence.
He is well known on the island as is
also his bride who is of a sweet dis
position, and the best wishes of their
large circle of friends follow them on
their journey through welded life.
Rev. H. II. Hallowell, of the Wild
wood Baptist church, of1iciated.