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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-14
rHE INIouITous ZEE system.

somo Facts that Deserve Attention-The
Whole Business should be Abolished.
PdrLertbug State Journal
We have hadfrequently something to
say about the outrageous fee system by
which the state and county officers Of
West Virginia fleece and bleed the tax
payers. AS another illustration of the
enormous fees received by the state au'
ditor look at what he receives from the
insurance companies.
In Auditor DuBy's last report, that OF
1890, 81 FIRE, IS life and l6 accident and
miscellaneous companies we're reported
as doing business legally in West Vir;
GINA besides the companies chartered
by the state.
Each company paid SIS into the
auditors pockets per year Tor the PRIV
lege Of doing business-Sl0 for exami-
nation ofthe statement andFS5 for q
certificate that the examination had
been made.
This makes the neat sum OF 81 500.
1t is fair estimate to say that each
com pany had US many as five agents.
Certificates for each Of these agents
must be procured from the auditor at
cost OF s. each per year; 535 agents at
S. each would be $3.50.
Add this to the Sl,605 above and you
have 81, $50 as the amount received in
fees by Auditor Duffy in 1890 from the
insurance companies alone. And all
of this is simply for doing little cleri-
cal work.
This is only one OF the many sources
of fees that flow into the auditors
pocket. tits an outrage. Abolish the
entire fee system and let us know just
what we are paying our county and
state officers.
Abolish the entire fee system, We say,
and let us put this money into the free
schools and public roads instead OF into
the pockets OF politicians.
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MORNING SMILES.

Young Mr.. Southside-"Hullo, Uncle
Reuben. You got in town last night, 1
hear. Didn't blow the gas out at the
hotel, did your" Uncle Reuben-"No.
nevvy; I'm no hayseed, reckon. l
left the blame gas burnin'. Chicago
Nlus Record.
Mrs. Plankington (scrrowfully)-'1f
my husband would only stop playing
poker could have new bonnet like
You're" Mrs. Witherby-"lf he had
stopped playing with my husband be-
fore they began the last time, you
might have had this. Life.
Msisie-"What do you suppose that
horrible Mr.. McChubb 1 was engaged to
at the beach has done2" Gladys-"Give
it up" Maisie-"He had the impu-
dence to call on me when / got back to
town. "-C Chicago Ne'rs Record.
Mamma TO the professor, whose ears
have been lscerated for an hour
''Don't you think the dear child should
have her voice cultivated| The Pro.
lessor (grimly y-"Yes,if she mustsing."
-Kate Fields Washington.
"Well. do you regret the end Of our
summering, ALICE" Every much. l
had such a delightful time!" What
did you do mostly2' played solitaire
with ack."-Harper's Bdsar.
81 wish 1 were dead" ooh, Jim,
don't say such thingsi" "But / am des-
perate." "Well, say you wish were in
Philadelphia" "But l am not that des-
perate. Life
she-"Are you sure you didn't lose
that letter Igave you tomail last week ??'
He-"Yes. ! knew you'd think 80, and
kept it in my pocket to protect my
self. Life.
Tom-"Nlay kiss your" sally-"They
say kissing tends to the propagation OF
microbes" Tom-'Well, you can kiss
me, then-Tm not afraid Of 'em.-Pt'cE
~ like to hear baby cry" said a
crusty old bachelor. "Why 2" BE
cause then the little nuisance is taken
out Of the oom."-la-BitS.
Frank (tenderly)-"what would you
say ii asked you to marry me. May
tcoldly)-"Just as little as possible
PucE.
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much larger than the public is given to
think. The Hamburg returns are no
toriously below the mark.
A Home Lesson.

There is a tariff lesson in the white
pine lumber industry. The Republican
Congress, listening to the howl about
"tariff taxed" lumber, reduced the duty,
The Canadian caught on and has been
rushing in his product in competition
with ours.
According to the Democratic doctrine
it is not constitutional TO give this or
any other industry any protection.
West Virginia is largely interested in
lumber. The yalne Of hundreds OF
thousands OF acres Of lands depends on
the prosperity of this industry, and SO
Of the employment Of thousands Of men.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The meeting Of the emperors Of
Russia and Germany at Kiel, few
months, ago was indirectly the cause Of
the death OF child, A shoemaker OF
Kiel accompanied by his daughter,
crossed the harbor in boat as the
men-of.war, forty in number, began
firing salutes in honor Of the two rulers.
The child, who was little more than two
years old, became frightened by the
terrible noise and had to be taken
home. On the following day sheshowed
signs OF losing her mind. Recently she
died from the effects of the fright and
the father has brought suit for damages
against the imperial navy.
A Salt Creek (ore.} farmer heard Of
the new scheme Of turning sheep into
the hop yards to eat up the lower
leaves and incidentally at the same
time the hop bugs, and turned in a
band OF goats, but the next morning,
saws the Sheridan Sun, he was almost
delirious with rage to find that the
goats had climbed the poles and eaten
every yestige of the hops, vines and all.
It was with much difficulty that his
wife kept him from shooting the whole
outfit.
A man found i'll in a shanty on the
outskirts of Sacramento was taken to
the hospital, and when stripped for a
bath each leg was found encircled with
a garter made OF canvas doubled and
the edges sewed together. Each con-
tanned fifteen so gold pieces, making
$500 in all. He also had S. in his
pockets. He had every appearance OF
being tramp.
An examination of the clothing OF
James Stewart, a pauper who recently
died in poorhouse at Belfast, Ireland,
resulted in the discovery OF nearly $l0,-
600 in United States money and the GER
tificates of twenty mining shares. The
man has not yet been identified, but the
authorities are seeking his heirs.
While workmen were deepening an
old stock we'll on the farm Of Andrew
Vonderah, near Kokomo, they struck q
flowing stream OF water, which flushed
out and overhowed part OF the farm.
The flow continues at the rate OF eight
barrels per minute, with no sign OF
abatement.
The date of completion of the new
navy OF seventy ships of 316 tons dis
placement, carrying $40 heavy guns,
was fixed for April, 1894, but SO unex-
pectenly rapid has been their construc-
ton that all but one are expected 70 be
afoat year earlier.
A young man of Vermont, who prob
ably wonders how it is that he can
scarcely make both ends meet, recently
hired horse and buggy for s. to drive
to an adjoining town to have dollar
ane-a-half pair OF shoes stretched.
Scientists have estimated that every
year layer equal to fourteen feet OF
the entire surface of all oceans and
other waters is taken up into the atmos-
phere in the shape of vapor, to fall as
rain and again flow back into the seas.
Attorney George Rowe, Of St. Louis,
undertook to catch Mr.. Humphrey who
was falling down stairs, and had his
own leg broken.
Among the nobility OF England twen-
ty-one per cent have no children.
There are thirty towns called wash
ington" in the United States.
The royal standard of Persia is a
blacksmiLh's apron.
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Good looks are more than skin deep,
depending upon healthy condition Of
all the vital organs. If the liver be in
active, you have bilious look, if your
stomach be disordered you have a
dyspeptic look and if your kidneys be
affected you have pinched look.
Secure good health and you will have
good looks. Electric Bitters is the great
Alternative and tonic acts directly on
these vital organs. Cures pimples,
blotches, boils and gives good COM
plexion. Sold at Logan Drug Co. 3 Drug
store, so cents per bottle. 4
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FOR SKIN DISEASES
Doctor Recommends cuticura Be-
cause it Has Never Failedto
Give Good Results.
Cured in 8 Months, Salt Rheum of 20
Years Standing Where All
other Remedies Failed.

1t gives me pleasure to recommend your Gu.
ricUiA REXEpiEs 70 all who arr troubled with
the various forms OF skin diseases and blood
poison. I have prescribed your CUTIcuR4 on
several occasions and II has never failed 70
case hnd. where all other remedies failed until
tried your CUTIcuRA REMEDIES After using
CurICURA, CUTIcuRA SOAR. and CuTIcURA Re
SOLVENT, the patient was sound and well She
was troubled with salt rheum, and had 0een
the use OF CUItCuRA REMEDIES, she was cured
sound and well in three months. ,,
DR.. N. X. JENKINS,
23s Houston St, Atlanta, Ga.
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ABrItish View Of tho American Tarih:

A British View OF INC hIheFIcHH 4HFIII'
shtSloid Daily Telegraph
''Tho promoters OF the Mckinley tariff
meant 1t to push forward the policy Of
America for the Americans. One method
of realizing It was to keep all work within
their own donations. Tho country was to
DO made self-suppIying. what could BIO
produced ut home was not to be bought
abroad. That was tho keynote of the Mo.
KIuIey scheme, and It's working out tho
idoa OF its d esigners with the PreeiSion and
effectiveness of n mnehiue."
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LIEUTENANT PEARY's voyage to the
frozen zone seems to have been produc-
tive Of less hardship and better results
than some that have preceded it, The
most picturesque adventure does not
always contribute most to'science,
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THE United States is steadily moving
ahead in the manufacture of silk dress
goods. The movement would be more
rapid if the American women of to-day
would emulate the example OF the
women OF the Revolution, who, too pa
triotic to wear British fabrics, wore
home-spun.
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RUSSIAN CHOLERA returns would be
more valuable if they could be regarded
as at all accurate From the beginning
OF the scourge the returns have been
questioned and openly challenged. The
number Of deaths is probably very
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TRUsTEE's SALE
i Of ONO COUNTY FARM.


BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated the third
day Of january, a. D. 1881, aud recorded IN the
otice OF the Clerk Of the County Court OF OHIO
County, West Virginia. in Deed OF Trust Book
No. 81, page 57s. made BY Daniel McDonald and
Harvey r. Mcdonald TO me, the undersigned
trustee. l will, as such trustee, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER I. 1872
At 10 O'Clock a. M, offer for sale at the north
door OF the Court House oil Ohio County. W.
Va. in the city Of Wheeling At public auction,
to the highest bidder, on the terms hereinafter
mentioned, the property described As follows,
VIZ: All that certain tract Of land situated In
Ohio county. West Virginia adjoining the Penn.
sylvania State line and lands OF James Todd
and Others. and bounded and described as fol-
corner to lands Of Hugh ErskIne; thence by
lands OF James Todd north ~ west ~ poles
10 a stone: thence north lslS' west 265z poles 70
q stake; thence north ~ east la3 poles 70
10 a red oak; thence north SlIS9 west ~
poles 10 q stake; thence north 6Ss east 10 10
poles 10 stone; thence north SI1S east oLS
poles TO a stone; thence south S!l6o east = poles
10 stone; thence north " east SO poles 70
stone; thence by lands OF Porter and Chambers
north S71Ss east % poles 70 a stone in the State
line; thence south i west 1919 poles 70 point
near white oak thence BY line Of MCDONALD
southS' east 10 poles.to white oak; thence
south 63l{o west q poles TO sugar; thence
south 1l1g9 east o poles to a white OAK; thence
A0uth " west ~ poles 10 q StOnei lnenCe huuiu
$50 cast M poles TO white oak; thence south
1919 east 50 poles 10 beech; thence by lands OF
Hugh EHkine north 81 west % poles to the
place oil beginning, and containing "a acres aud
y poles. more or less.
TERSis OF SALE-One-third and as much more
as the purchaser may elect TO pay in cash. the
balance III two equal annual payments, notes 70
be given for the deferred inStallmeTlts, bearing
interest from the date Of sale, payable annually.
with good security, and the title 10 BIO retained
until full payment
aus BIS. ALLISON Trustee
The above sale Is i'd burned until TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER ID 1892, Al 10 O'Clock q. m
o, S ALLISON, Trustee.
WHEELING, W. VA. Sept. :, 1852. ses
The above sale Is hdiournrd until SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER II, 1892, at 10 o. clock n nj.
B. $ ALLISON, Trustee
MHEEI.lNn. " Va. sani u. 1hll snlA
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HENRY scHoESHALs, foreman Henry
Krug Packing Co., st. Joseph, Mo-, uses
DR.. Thomas Electric Oil with his men
for spralns, cuts, bruises, chapped
fands, etc. 1t is the best. D&w
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REPUBLICAN, victory in the coming
election would retard for n long time the
progress of tho sound commercial doc
trInos that underlIe the commercial great
ness Of Great Britain aud alone maintain
British aseendnnoy.-Londoa EuentnO EttnL
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ANOTHER negro bogy scheme con-
cocted by the Register is hit and hit
hard. The news comes from Mercer
county, which is giving the Democrats
no end of trouble.
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For the above occasion the Baltimore
& Ohio Company will sell excursion
tickets, September IL to IL, inclusive,
Wheeling to Columbus and return, at
81 10 for the round trip, good returning
until the 10Th.
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the very last desperate chance to make
afew dollars. They will have their re-
ward in tremendous cost; and they may
see some legislation affecting them that
will give them cause for still greater re-
greet This country is not going to be
run over by anybody.
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TO REpusL1oANs.

Itispart OF the Democratic plan to chal.
Ienge the vote of every Republican who has
not been assessed under the new West Viz
unprepRred.
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IN 1890 it was n conflict of pre- dictions
now our adyorsarles must face trade stat
isties and prices CURRENT rendes. Horizon
jung Il, 1872
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The women Of one of the churches at
Hutchinson, Kan, gave a supper the
other night which was composed OF ar
ticles Of diet beginning with "B."
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FAvoRNs ali necessary and Just protection to
American industries, a. the Democratic party
does to-dsy.-Re1iseT.
You are thinking OF the plank which
the Chicago convention rejected. The
tariff plank it adopted declares all pro
tective duties to be unconstitutional.
You ought to know this, for you voted
for it.
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TIL q
Wheeling Conservatory Of Music,
so. IS FIFTEENTH STREET,

VIII reopen MONDAY. SEPTEMBER u
All branches OF music taught from the be-
ginning TO the highest artistic attainment.
Unsurpassed advantages at moderate cost.
Faculty Of the highest excellence and ell
cheney. Daily use OF Technicon and Tech
niphone. Classes will be organized Satur-
day, September TO- from 10 to y Il M, 70
Rnd7 TO 0 p. m
Iyou are intending to study music in any
Of lis branches, send for catalogue or APP
ply to
HENRY j. ERBRNz.
Sos Director, IS Fifteenth Street
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WHEN did a days work buy more
than it buys nowY The jolly free
trader will delight to answer this if he
finds an answer.
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IwANT my wages reduced Dsmocrati,
WorkinOman.
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Hoods sarsaparilla has the most
MERIT.
epualled Success
Hoods Sarsaparilla aecomplishes the
greatest CURES.
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Aeeravating Eczema.

My wife had eczema on rhand for about i've
wears, tried great many 80 called remedies. but
ihev ali utterly failed. I at last induced her TO
try your CUT1GURA REMEDIES, and am pleased TO
say They acted IKE a charm, and although i was
a wear ago It has not troubled her since. Will
strongly recommend your CuTIcuRA REMEDIES
-O' A. SToCKBRIDGE
BivinS Cas- County, Texas.
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Nrw ADVERTISEMENTS.

WTANTED-GIRIS-MEAr COOKS
wv and dishwashcrI wanted az once ADDRESS
W. F. DEBTOR. Sisiersvile. W. va sel9-
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WANTED To SELL ALL MY CAR,
w PETS and Furniture; Will sell chelp; a a.
goods arc as good as new. Apply 10 ME- ;,s ~
sCtLLY us Main street sSAo
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Ghe GatelIigstrer.
wnEELINa, sErrEMpER u. 1899.
NATIONAL REPUBLICANS TICKET.

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT.
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
Of Indiana
FOR VICE PREsrpESE.
wHITELAw REID.
Of New York
"one Good Term Deserves Another"
ELECTORS AT LARGE
A. W. CAMPBELL,
OF Ohio County.
ENocH CARVER
oiFayette County.
DISTRICT ELEcroEA
Flint Yi,iriet-J. 8 MccAsKEY. OF wetsel Co.
second Duiriet-F.T. RUStBARGER, Of Grant &
Third Distriet-J F. ROMAN. OF Kanawha Co.
Fourth Distriei-FRANK J.LEsAGE,ot CaeeA &C
FOR CONGRESS
Flint Disirfet-3 B. DovENER, otohio Co,
Second DistIel-J n. wIsNER, OF Berkeley Co
7hsd Distrtet-E. P. RUCKER of Mercer Co.
Fourth Ditrta-C 7. CALDWELL, OF Wood Co
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR.
THOMAS E. DAVIS,
ofTaylor County.
FOR AUDITOR,
JACOB HYER,
oiBraxton County.
FOR TREASURER
WILLIAM. PAYNE
nj McDoEell County.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
THOMAS C MILLER
OF Marion County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
TO. BULLOCK.
ofwood County.
FOR JuDoE OF COURT or APPEAtS
long TERM
]. N. McWHoRTER
OF Greenbrier County
Cshort TERM
WARREN MILLER
Of Jackson County.
FOR STATE sENATE-FRsr DISTRICT.
H. C HERvEY.
OHIO COUNTY REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
ron HERHP
T. C MoFFAr.
ToR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
SAMUEL o. BoYcE
FOR ASSESSOR CITY DISTRICT,
W. H. HoRNIsH
FOR ASSESSOR. COUNTRY DISTRICT.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
ToRHEXBERs HOUSE OF DELEaATEA
S G. SMITH,
G. II. MEDICE.
C. ] RAwLIEG.
ALEX. McCoLLoCH.
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Constipation is caused by loss Of the
peris;altic action of the bowels. Hoods
Pills restore thiu action and ipvigorate
the liver. 8
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Cntlcura ResoIvent.

= S0IlSGio ANSSASSA
The new Blood purifier, internally TO cleanse
the blood OF all impurities and poisonous Gle.
ments and thus remove the causel. and CurfcuRA,
the great skin cure and CUrICuRA soar, Ru OK.
quisite skin beAutjfer. externally Ito clear the
akin and scalp and restore the hairl. cure every
disease and humor OF the skin and blood, from
plmples TO scrotula.
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dissolution NOTICE.

The Arm Of stoehr & Heitz has this day been
dissolved, Mr.. Sto0hf rct.ring INC Dusl -,
Will be Conducted at the old stlnd' corner ssv.
enteenth and Wood streets. by Aug heiu' VINO
Is authorized TO collect all debts
Thanking the public for past patronage, anu
soliciting continuance OF same am Is
fully, tseli-wT4sl AG1. NIL
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The above sale Is diournrd until SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER II, 1892, al 10 o'clock u nj.
B. s ALLISON, Trustee.
WHEELING. ". Va, Sept rs, 1871 sel4
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fThe ISrgLlIoIScER, embracing It's seycral
editions Is entered In the Poltotnee ~ Mheei'
inr ~ Va as kecond.clASa matter.
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ONO COUNTY REpuBLICAS TICKET.

FOR STATE sENATE-Fmsr DISTRICT.
H. C HERvEY.
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The above sale Is i'd burned until TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER ID 1872, al 10 O'Clock q. m
q, S ALLISON, Trustee.
WHEELING W VA, Sept. :, 1882. ses
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Society at Olympia.

OLYMPIA, April 30.-fSpecial. THE war
concert given on Friday evening was an
entertainment of unique and pleasurable
features, in which many of the leading
singers of the city took part. The list in
cluded the following:
Mrs. J. J. Gilbert, Mrs c. L. DIven, Mrs C. N.
Bolton, Mrs. H. p. Lee, Mrs A. Austin, Mrs
c. J. Lord, Mrs. J. Chilberg, Mrs. J. +. Murphy,
Mrs. Musgrove. Mira Parvin, Mrs. o. r. Simsn-
son. Miss Maud Burr. Miss June Burr Miss
Edith Burntrnger. Miss Lizzie Burntrager Miss
Brown. Miss Mccullough, Miss Savage, Miss
Phoebe Owen, Miss Lulu Brown, Miss
Mary Sans, Miss Mamie Rainwater, Miss
Royal. Miss Edna Rodgers, Miss Mamie vaut
Miss covington, Miss Terry. Miss Sadie sapr,
Miss Rena Cavanaugh, General R. G. o'Brien,
A. ii. Adams, 5. C. Woodruff. T. L. Brown, w. X
Esling. George G. Mills, B. Hill, A. b. Cowles,
G. A. Burr, Professor W. H. Roberts, j. I. Hen
derson. IT,, C. W. Hooper. d. Z. Crandali, Norris
Crandail, DIR. J. Watt, Mr. Hooper, Mr.. Lang
horn, W. w. Work, c. NJ. Moore Alexander
Drysdsle, Mr.. Hagin, c. J. James, II. Z. Mum
ford, Mr. Bradford, Clark Savage, Mr. Henry,
Frank Tiliotson, James A. Smith, R. c. Owen,
c, 8 R;nehsrt.
Charles A. Billings and Miss Gertrude
NJ. Gordon were joined in marriage at
1880 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. by Rev.
III. II. Buck, at the home of NJ. ]. Cor
don. the brides brother, Mr.. Gordon
giving the bride away. The handsome
residence was decorated for the happy
occasion with cut flowers, vines and
ferns. The wedding was quiet one,
only the following friends being present:
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Gordon, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Billings, Mrs. L. C. Des
mis- and children, Mrs. Phil skillman.
Mrs lnhn Gain
Miss Helen Gordon, l.. H. Bowman, f. C.
Macdonald, W. ]. Agnew and Carroll Cor
don. Miss Gordon was attired in a pretty
gray travelling dress, carried hand bouquet
of forget-me-nots and other flowers, and
was truly beautiful bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Billings will go East over the Canadian
Pacific, TO visit the brides parents at
Huntington, Quebec, and will be away
about six weeks.
The Saturday Night Whist club has
closed its series of games. Mrs W. +.
Newell and George ID. shannon have won
the first prizes.
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Montesano Nevs.

MoNTEsASo, May L-[SpeciaI THE
Business Mems club have passed resolu.
ton that it is the sense of that body that
the city should be bonded for funding
present Indebtedness, sewerage system,
fire apparatus, city buildings and street
Improvements for total of $4,000. As
the club comprises the most prominent
and progressive of the business men of the
place their opinion will undoubtedly have
weight with the council.
+. P. Swinson and May Cochran were
yesterday united in marriage and left on
their wedding tour. after which they will
locate here where the groom is in BUSH
ness. being II member of the firm of Calder
& Co.. The bride is sister of the Cochran
brothers.
Hon. NJ. z. Goodell is seriously ill with
hemorrhage of the lungs.