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DIR. Wilbur Captures Another Monster Tu-
NOR la Whsellng.


moF ia Wheellng.
Mrs. Lena sIiger, who lives at 1905
Byron street, has had tumor for the
past fourteen years, which grew until it
was with difficulty she could have her
dresses fitted. She consulted physicians
about it at different times, but they adj
yised her to let it alone, as she might
bleed to death il she attempted to haveit
cut out, knowing as she did that tumors
SO often cause death il allowed to in
crease so rapidly as hers had recently,
she resolved to either have i removed
or die in the attempt. DR.. Wilbur told
her he could remove it without any
trouble, and with his encouraging
words to cheer her she underwent
the operation Yesterday afternoon and
is doing splendidly and her recovery is
now certainty. Thetumor has thirty
seven roots, some Of them being larger
than ones thumb. Any one can see the
monster tumor by calling at her resi-
dence as sheis only too proud to show It,
Miss Belle Hartley, No. 1855 Main street,
was there and assisted in the operation
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The bi-weekly public rehearsal Of the
Opera House orchestra, at Arion hall
last evening, was well attended by the
members OF the association and their
friends, and the following pleasing pro-
gramme was artistically rendered.;
PART FIRST.
/. March-"soldiers' Festival" Apitius
.. OvGrture-"ZampA Herold
.. waltE-"Cagliostro'' sees. strauss
PART SECOND.
4. Introduction from the Opera "Don Ptsquale''
8. FasctnatIon-"ch Characteristic Piece. D''l'I''''
6. POtDOurrl from the Opera g" Trip t0 IA S
Lsuppe
PART THIRD.
Z. FrOehllche weIhnachtcn, "a Merry Chrlstrnasl
"a Tone Picture" [Koedei
s. "on Guard" tAuf der WGcht) ConCt Solo,
.. ia chase uu Lion" u.ocwcnJagd,... .koeiIns
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Read tho Following Home TestI-
monIaIs:

Mrs. James Shaw, No. IS Twonty.Bcventh street
has had bladder and female troubles for i've
years, was treated by thirteen physicians, gotno
better, suffered Agonies Of death, took NIL KINDS
of medicine. still grew worse. neIghbOrs use1 10
hear her pItilul cries nights did not sleep unless
under morphine for years, She treated with
Dr. Wilbur but short time and feels Ike new
woman, has no pain and sleeps well nights ard
takes no morphine. She states DR.. Wilbur has
given her 4 new lease OF life.
Mrs. CalhRrine Wurster, No. GOg National Road,
has had II tumor on the edge OF her cyclid LOT
fifty Year,, which was removed By Dr.. WtibHE.
Its position rendered the operation IN extreme
Is delicate one, nevertheless II was done In less
than minute.
eyed IS years. Dr.. Wilbur made them straight
IN fue minute without pain.
Joseph Garner, No. 20 Zane street; Mary Long,
1891 ChApline street; William Arndt, 3l3I
McCollOch street, also had iheir eyes made
StrAiEht,
Wood streets, Ind tumOr for sixteen ybnrs,
which had attained considerable hiEe. DIT. VII:
bur removed Il and she speaks very highly OF
the doctor, ns she has experienced no pain since
the operation. -. .-t,.. f.,
Kirkwood, had large mole removed iron. her
| face BY means OF plaster. The operation wa,
performed by Dr.. WllbnF. Mrs. nFummon,H
states she likes this mode OF procedure much
better than the knife, Hs II give her no pain
Mrs Hannah Good, No. 49, Market street, mas
been sick for years, spent hundreds Of dollars
got no FeIieE-ne physician knew what her Gus.
ease was. DR.. Wilbur gave her some medicine
and In a few hours she passed live iape.WOFm
so feet long. and now she feels Ike new
woman. 49,.
mails received by the Doctor. Many are With
held from publication BY request OF the parties
concerned.
The Doctor invites correspondence from peo.
pie st Il distance, but never answers guy tcl.c'n
unless they contain two stamps. dt22hAN
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SpPclAL NOrICE.

Ladies' Hair pEossIng PavloFs-cISS Rates.
Ladies wishing their hair dressed in
the evening for special occasions, for six
or more we will furnish reduced rates,
and have our man call at residence TO do
the work, For further particulars apply
at parlors. Lou SwARAcHER.
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Issa n new call is issued and the election
held under the old ordinance. II no
snrh eaii were issued, the old Council
would hold over. The law requires Ten
DAYS notice OF the election, ,.
There seems to be no settled poiicy IN
regard TO the nomination OF n city tskeV
at to.day's convention. Apparently the
delegates are as much in the dark as
any outsider as TO who will be nomi-
mated for the various Offices. 80
Following is list Of the delegates
chosen at the primaries, and also oil the
nominations made for Council:
FIRST WARD.
Delegates to Convention-Dr. O. f.
Ulrlch, William Otto, Jacob kindelDer'
ger, Charles Banner and Alex. Frew.
SECOND WARD.
First Branch Council-E. Buchanan
Second Branch Councii-George SimT'
son, Charles Prayer, DR.. S. L. Jepson.
Delegates to Conventional. A. Stuc'
KEY, +. Buchanan, G. G. Murdoch, Ed
V. Harry and George Simpson.
THIRD WARD.
First Branch CounCil-Jos. A. Metcall
Second Branch Councii-Archie i
Hump, George Hubbard, B. F. Caldwell
Delegates to Conveution-Frank John
son, John 7. Cowl, Stephen McCul
Tough, Jos. A, Metcalf, and b. 5. Allison
FOURTH WARD.
First Branch Council-M. LETTERS.
Second Branch CounciEHarry Haw
kins, Abram Stamm, Dominick Morris
Delegates to Convention-James Nc
Adams, Abram Stamm, Harry Hawkins
Andrew Ross, Dominick Morris.
FIFTH WARD.
Delegates to Convention - Conrat
l Wassemann, JohnE. Reed, George'darK
ms, Chas. 0kel, Ernest Metzner.
SIXTH WARD.
First Branch Council-Alex. T. Laird
Second Branch Council : William
Schwertfeger, A. G. F. Ebeling, james
K. Travis.
Delegates to Conveniently. H. Ira
Wis, VIM. Schwertfeger, Geo. F.. Wilkin
son, James Callahan, Jas. r. Travis.
SEVENTH WARD.
First Branch Couucil-o. a. Robin
Sc Second Branch Council-James P
Maxwell, W. L. Marsh, james NJ. Belle
Delegates to Convention-Hugo Loos,
George Wise, @. L. Irwin, G. w. Baggs
James Waiter. =
EIGHTH WARD.
First Branch Council-E. P. Wheat. !.
Second Branch Council-Thos. David
son, Jos. A. Arkle, Stephen Warehouse
jr., Chas. Kraig.
Delegates to Couvention--Chas, Bry
son, Harry Seybold, A. j.. Schultzei
Godfrey Schul, VIM. Knoke.
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THIS Is the last dny to secure the Ter
per cent discount on Water Rents.

NEW and desirable novelties in Jew:
eIry received daily from now until
Christmas. 10 not lail 10 see them, ut
JACOB ". GkUBpS
Jowclry Store,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Mrs. Baer wishes to announce that she
viii Thereafter conducta PArlor Millinery
AZ lIl9 Chapline street. All are cordt-
ally invited.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. SO.-Fcr
West Virginia and Western Pennsyl'
yania, rain, warmer generally south
erly winds.
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PHYSICIANS say that there isnoremedy
for consumption. In some cases TINS
may be correct. We know, however, Of
many cures made by DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, and We will guarantee relief.
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stockhoIders' MeetIngs.
.ToCKHOLpERs, MEETING.

STOCkHOLDERS' MEETING.
The annual meeting Of the stOckho!deH q tne
National Bank Of West Virginia AZ Mheeiii' Ds
win be held at the Banking House on lHy''1'lI
January s., 1889, between :he hour o. W. W.,
and three o. O'Clock D. M, for lhc, e,tc'lgItsr
Director, aud for the transaction OF any V'-'
business that may come before them. .s,
JOHN WAGNER, thsh'S,'
WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. %, lsSs.
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U1e SuteILioellter.
once. Nos. &o aud 81 Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.


WsY,ed-A Eltst.Giass Rread Baker.
Maufcd-s7, 61l-G. q. Smith.
Tor gcpt-Est8biisned hutineSs sAhd-G' "
s;itoStcEholders' MeStIng-west Virginia China
Company,
CahdlCs, ISC.-F IIGnauer.
10 AdvCrt!sers,-GeC. 4. liOwcll & Co.
For sale aud For Bcnt-Jnmes a. Henry.
G, o, smlth-Real Estate Agent aud Broker.
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For FAM AND WINTER.

Just received n complete and artistic
assortment OF SuitingS, PantalOOnings
aud 0IcrcoattngS, which We warrant %
make nj, IN ilrSl-clnSS style, and at rea'
sOnnble prices. Fit guaranteed.
speciaItieS-JuSt received, 90 dozen
mnre Of the best so cent White Slllrts
made, Fancy Flannel shirts at so ccnts
and upwards. Full line Of our cele'
"i's 6. HESS S SONS,
1921 & 1928 Market Street.
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1921 & 1898, Market Street.
THIS is the last day 10 secure the ten
Der cent discount on Water Rents.


The thermometer ut Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday,
registered us follows:
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DR.. WILBUR, Specialist,
Pronounced Incurable.

Treats successfully chronic aud long standing
diseases, as those Of the Head, Thr0Atan Lungs;
Liver, Kidney and Heart complaints; inyCtet.
ate Diseases Of the Stomach that have deded oil
other methods; those fearful diseases o. the
Nervous system, arlstng from whatever causes;
sCroftilH, Oropsy, Paralysis, Fits. Fever Sores,
Contracted Cords, Enlarged aud StIh Joints
Rheumatism. Neuralgia; sciatlca, Hone DeioT "
tiles. Salt Rbeuf1 EFyslPelas, Scald Head, Ill
conditioned Ulcers, Syphilis, Nasal PolYpps,
Asthma, Hay Fever, Rose Cold, Winter Coughs,
Chronic DiaErhGa and Diabetes All may be
cured by this wonderful system, Il not 100 lar
advanced. Hone diseases cured when all meth
DDS have failed, w
Ladies' who are suffering from complaints re
culIAr to their sex can consult tic Doctor WIN
every assurance Of speedy relief and permanent
cure without Subjccting them to the elngarrgss,
Ing procedure OF an examination, which n nlhc
cases out OF ten IL unnecessary. The Doctor
particularly invites all cases that have been
given up by other physicians.
OFFICE HoURs-From 10 a. m. till Or. m,
Sundays excepted.
TnnOrs and Cancers rcmOred tViihOR pdia Or nc
use Of a knife
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snlnllE Present address, Canton
Ohio.
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LIS. coon gella dry goodstho cheapest.

."Ml1E-ESD' Cotton is the best.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-31

Eagles was out OF money, and told
Bidwell il he would procure the genuine
check Of some firm in. good credit, and
one which would be likely to hold Q
heavy balance in bank, he would have
some fac-simile. checks printed and draw
out all their money. The plan was sue
cessfully carried out as follows:
Bidwell went to Newark, n. j., and
there wrote to the firm (say Smith &
Coz whose bank account was thus to be
depleted, ordering certain goods, in.
closing bill OF exchange for $i00, and
requesting them to remit any balance
due him by check. The goods were
shipped and check sent for the Change
as requested. This check was handed
to Engles, who in two days had the
fraudulent bank checks ready. The
first operation was to tender forged
check in payment for $4,000 gold, then
selling at $50. The bank selling the
gold sent the check thus rendered To
the bank on which it was drawn for GER
titication, and when the check had been
returned certified Bidwell stepped for.
ward to receive the Custom House gold
CeftluCubcS, WHICH Ec COuuLeuJ WAlktU
out, handed them to q confederate, who
went to the Custom House and drew
the gold. This rnaneuver was twice re-
peated.
After this came the historic adventures
of Bidwell and Munson in Brazil and
Bidwell's sole operations on the CONT
nent. All these were merely sort Of
training for the Bank Of England fraud
the most brilliant in the history o.
crimes.
Bidwell's Wheeling operations were
not his first. He and one Kibbe victim
lied eastern houses TO the extent Of Sl5,,
900 by opening a store Mt Providence.
Kibbe took all the money and went To
Canada, but Bidwell followed him and
with pistol forced him to disgorge. A
series OF successful swindles followed,
but, as Bidwell saysin his account Of his
life, at was first at the little town oil
Wheeling, W, Va, that l got taste Of
the law"
There are q number OF people in
Wheeling who remember Bidwell and
Bovar. Il is from information gotten
from them, from Bidwell's own story,
and from the files OF the DAILY INTELkI-
GENcER OF 1866, that this account iscom-
pifed.
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On May II the prisoners were again
nut on trial, and the next day were
found guilty, the jury hningthem -, 1000,
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Second Branch Council-James P.
Maxwell, W. L. Marsh, james NJ. Belle
Delegates to Convention-Hugo Loos,
George Wise, @. L. Irwin, G. w. Baggs.
James Waiter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-19

II you arc looking for delightful summer home GET
copy OF Summer Homes" the New SOrk, Ontario and
Western Railway; distributed free in New York at 207
307 9lf, 1873 Broadway; 1877 6thave. 14 and 26A
West 125thst. In Brooklyn at COurtst., $50 Fulton
IS and iU7 Broadway, Williamsburg; 2lO ManhattaI
ave, Grcenpoint; send cents In Stamps to
J. T.. ANDERSON, G. =. a,
is Exchange place, N. y
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Dummer Hesori6.
COLUMBIA HALL,

EEBANON sPKINt'~, NJ, -, onr>
In tho highest point OF the Berkshire Hills VIII oPEN
JUNE ooTlI. Cuisine unsurpassed. delightful drives
orchestra medicinal baths grand scenery, malaria "
mosQuitOes- Newly furnished last Apply y
j. V. JORDAN Pioprictct Hotel Hamilton, sos shave
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FURNISHED 9auses Go Eet.

U,SDsONE COTTAGE, fully furnished, with sta
lie ~ Sea bright for Sl 200; also smaller co,a
ipplsSsi Tor 500 Apply TO KILlAbN VAN
RENSSELAER,. 80 Wall-st
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RAY BRODt HOUSE,.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS. -,
Delightfully."- located Ray Brook, N only = thre
miles from Saranac Lake station the Chateaugdy "
Finest brook trout fishing in the Adfondaeks Air ar
and invigoating, pure spring water fresh yegeaDes
milk cream butter eggs and brook trout during the en-
tire season Rooms large we'll furnished and ventilated
Send for circular with city reference ,,,,,o.- w.,
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fishing daily boats perfect drainage cable gas IN every
l.. A. BROWN Grand Hotel. 3lst-st. and Broadway.
n. Y. CITY. VIII call II Do sired. Send for clrcular
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european advertisements.
Professional.

wv ANTED- "A gentleman with 20 years experience
w financial and banking affairs wishes position VIII
some Institution or banking house, whore his services
secretary treasurer in advanced clerical eapaclt
would meet with fair compensation Address H. '" v
y. o. Box 235, NewYork City.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS At THE EXCHANGE.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE
The chief business done tho Real Estate Exchange
vesterday was In uptown houses and lots James L.
wells had a good attendance whom he sold a house
and lot, 50xa0o, in Fultonave. near one-hundred-
and scvcntieth-st. The building was two-story
and basement frame dwelling. The bidding
from ~ 600 to S6,s55, at which price G. Merzbach
was the buyer. lot on the opposite side OF the
avenue c5xa13, ran up from $1,000 to 1895;
r Enrich was the buyer A. II. Muller e. Son sold
four threestory brick and brownstone dwellings in
West Eighty -fourth-st; lots 16sx52 each They
brought from 800 to s1o,35o each from Marie
Ian, Moore. A four-story high stoop brownstone
.oI,inr No 1o4 West seventy -sixth-st. attracted
Considerable competition. The bidding from
80, 900 TO SOS, 100; Mrs. Moore was the buyer.
Much interest was shown In the sale yesterday Of
nine lots belonging 10 the Goble Estate, in
,o,ome and Inwood aves In tho Twenty fourth Ward.
rnro has been great inquiry for the particulars and
a. aXccu,ors End II necessary TO close out that the
Gale will be absolute High prices are not expected,
rhora was a call for a corner In Eighth ave., between
thirty fourth and Forty-second sts with old or new
buildings ~.u,x q, r,chtbave between THIRTY
fourth and Thirty eighth sts. containing fourstory
=, sqaSo r sSt 6t isr OF
New.York Monday, June 49, 1885,
r,s following sales were held at the Exchange and
.ao,,on Room to-day
A''"'' By J. L. Wells
, o story house with plot Of land
tSsTe i5S It Of 1ioh-s plot 5oxsoo4, G. a.. ooo
N'''O''N BY d. II. Muller & Son.
threestory houses with lots West s s4 MaE;,
ISs y ms OF ii''F"'e' ''' 80 $50
j. MsSre dwelling with lot No. le4 West 10th.
~ q $50 &c of 1oth-ave lot 2oxlo22, - nm
same buyer
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEks-N. T. oiIh'
9th,sye No 1885, Jos ous'ian " = nV SIS 900
o., CSsA9 No ia same to James cuthman 2S6oo
eth'sNe No lag SINE 10 Angeles Faber...... $4,000
9th-sp, Nos lel ana 100 S'ns 70 inv - 81 800
man 20 same 70 Archibald Cushnan 90 500
Hh'aye' go ~. ssms 70 Fme A wNcoxson...- $500
s2t.t r,n 19g !, julius U Lyon $4,000
9!h.sve Nos ,cI 5aS w c%si1sn 1872 $50
,oss ST n 5 $50 r. OF 4th.sve 15x1Ool1 Will
,sm Atmf.iont, re'Foe ...........-... 10000
9thave cor wts 81 al TO JoserhnS trinn $4,000
,-oS q, 5 5 midway between Fulton and FRANK.
I'm sveS ooSd Wood 114oo
,.ois.st 5 s. 30 (; from centre Of line between
~ r. lion anil FIarklln ayes 10sA112.G; also SIS
i7oth.st. s3.4 Of above centre line lo9A
I'LL as &c sxlco SYM sam TO 1900
od.aye 8 G cor GOh-st 12JN124l x25N4IoNlooo +,
70 snee'Ss20 Anna u ii"a' e. ' . rs 900
su,.'kst No, al abraham a'one e. eooo
I9sdst 700 n Of 9aV David 10000
49tHst No $50 west oor'.u' $1,000
5cths lS9 r. 70 s ., Cham6ets7 Is 500
4odst Ne %JS Fast 9'meS liison a"i 10000
o1s;.St g $50 IT Of 1st-ave 1oOTloo.o' OF ooo
John Sullivan and wife To Samuel Wei........ -oOoV
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Countrr Board tuanteo

COUNTRY poARp wanted for LADY two young ehl'-
~ dren ami nurse, NO, noe uah hours from n ~
high ground; other boardsrS Address IL NJ
Tribune cniee.
WANTED Country board in the Berkshire iItlis Tor
w fam; OF four Adults, two children, aud mai Two
double and two single rooms references h., is West
4Jth,sr
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
TTxE WINDSOR.
RAY BROO. HOUSE.
ADIRONDACK MOI NTAlNS.

LAKE VIEW housewares scenery unsurpassed
climate every attraction; reasonable rates; sehu or CIT
culaT.
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Droohlnm ijroperin for Sale ano Go I't

D10T OF DESIRABLE LOTS for sale on De kalo-
i ave- near sumner; 75N2Oo pooLuon.st
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Gountrp Boaro.


4 BEAUTIFUL private home for summer guests; one
n or two families, select party seeking hfsCciass
accommodations; large elegant mansion Location hlsh'
extended beautiful glounds OF several acres la"pS
hath convenient TO depOts Few minutes
10 nearest about an hour from city frequent trains 40
dress c. S., Wilans, 81 ioor or call from 70 IL
A FEW SELECT PARTIES, wishing board IN. tho
n Casll Mountains quiet country tarm house. can
learn OF q very deslIable rlsee by al ;resslug
H. l. BAwDEN, Cashier Pacific Mail > > Co, y. T.
BOARD AT sEASIDE.-Surf and still water, boating
ID and riding &c one mile from depot ample grounds
milk eggs and Vegetables in abundance oAppy 70
H. Is. HALSEY RossmOre House, Spe0nk, L. l. .
~ ATSKILL. N Y.-Private residence; hrst'ciass
u commoiatons; spacious, shady. elevated grounds:
located accommodations for hOisos references
exchanged. Mrs l. WlllTrGLSEY, Catskiil, N Y.
COUNTRY BOARD.-Firstciass accommodation among
l. the mountains; Moderate: refercne
Address c. NJ. LEEIt4 Ilafemont. n. H.
ATsKILL--Large private residence, delightfully."- s..
y uated ample grounds; arSt;eass aesonlnodatons;
n0DGE FARN.-Pleasant locality, deIlghtIul scenery,
~ mountain air Early home OF the Lutte Wn. Il. Dine.
more. Address J. q. DODGE, bennington Heights, N a.
IroUR GENTLEMEN or two couple eap find desirable
i summer board with private family; handsome resi-
denee; large grounds on Palisades; less than hour
ADVERTISER lse Wllllam-st, 81 door.
FAMILIES DESIRING COMFORT In Healthy location
L for summer on latge farm rs minutes from elty,
minutes from station. Mrs. r. SMITH, Locust Valley
Long Island.
EIRSrCLAsS BOARD in a MODERN COTTAGE
With large additions and c0mmodious rooms tebtay
located and newly furnished o. SaS.ogs
Springs Opens June is. Mrs. S. VAN VEGHTEN Prop
HEALTH AND COMFORT Large airy rooms Hot
and cold bath high location Delu,im snaae, hls
ssIuei nome comforts Nui01 ,r,e r'D "a isess ~
Box 1871, fshkili.on huason n T.
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new TEPPAN ZEE HOUSE,

WoODSBURG. L. l.,
Opens Saturday, June 90 L. A. GILBERT, Manager
Accommodates 800. Forty minutes from New YORK; 20
trains daily Elegant appointments perfect sanitary con-
ditions cool bree2es beautiful grounds gas eleetc
bells &C. popular prices Apply TO 124 West 231 ST.
N Y, and 1855 Fulton-st., Brooklyn n. Y or address
MILLER & BALLARD. Projectors
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-04
Warranting an Englishman.

An Englishman travelling on the
continent had hired a smart servant,
and on arriving at an inn in Austria
liza one evening, knowing we'll the
stringency of the police regulations,
he called for the usual register OF
travellers that he might duly inscribe
himself therein. His servant replied
that he had anticipated his wishes, and
had registered him in full form as an
Englishman of independent property"
But how have you put down my
namei l have not told you"
81 can't exactly pronounce it. but
l copied from monsieur's portman
teau."
But it is not there. Bring me the
book"
What was his amazement at finding
instead of very plain English name
of two syllables, the following porten-
tous entry of himself: Monsieur
Observation-Disclosures" ."-Ex.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-04
Break it to Her Gently.

IL want you to send this message
to Miss Brown at Galveston her
mother is not expected to live," said
Texas granger to an Austin tele.
graph operator.
Operator takes the message, sits
down at his table and begils to send
it over the wires.
Hold up Don't give it to her SO
fast. She's got heart disease. Go
slow. Break it to her gently."-Tex-
las Siftings.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-04

A clergyman in rural parish was
remembered at Thanksgiving with
monster turkey, one of the kind that
hang al the door of the markets at
Thanksgiving time. The family was
small, and meal after meal that turkey
"bobbed up serenely." At last one
day the minister's young boy manifest
ed a prodigious appetite. Again and
again he passed his plate, until his ia
ther and mother became alarmed and
asked him what he was eating SO much
for. With his mouth full of turkey
he said Father, l mean you shan't
have to say grace over that old turkey
again. Concord Monitor.