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VERY AMUSING INDEED.

Tie Cumberland Tones Of Sunday.
August 18th, contains a-telegram from
Martinshnrg, and signed FL relative
~ Cant chas MeCabe Tie whole
business is a piece Of plagiarism from
the columns Of THE WoRLp, excepting
9 few imaginative inuendos with d
view 70 making the article sensational.
Its nothing unusual for the various
paperS 70 clip brief local items from
each other and publish without credits,
n fact minor matters are bnt little re.
garded in this light But, when sew
eral5calumns sof matter are deliberately
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The disastrous outcome Of the expert
meat of the Cordage Trustin the dircc-
stion Of attempted monopoly appears e
have convinced the wary cordage max
ers who remained outside Of the Ill
fated combination ihatindustrial indie.
pendancc is worth a wilderness Of syn.
dicates with watcred stocks to sell.
Produetiveindustry, ii truth, has moth
ing in common with the devices Of
stock gamblers, nor has any successful
scheme for uniting the two yet been
devised.
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BEWARE OF uINTMENTs FOR GATARRH
THAT CONTAIN MERCURY,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable phys.
clans, al the damage they will al II
ten fold to the good yoa can possibly
derive from them Halls catarh
Cure manufactured BIZ II i Cheney
& Co, Toledo. q. ,contains no mercury,
and is taken internally. acting direct
" upon the blood and mucous surfaces
Of the system In buying Halls
.Catarrh Cure be sure you get the
genuine, II is taken internally, and
made in Toledo, Ohio, by r. J Cheney
& Co. Testimonials free.
lVsSold by Druggists, price Zoe. per
bottle.
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THEIR CONSTITUENTS WILL ENDORSE III

AAAbAh NNNDAAA W $500 AsAfhSANStS ~
There il much truth in the proverb
that prophet is not without honor
save in his own country Hon. VIM.
L. Wilson's candidacy for chairman of
the committee Of Ways and Means is
opposed BY his own State delegation.
Can tue green eyed monster be get
ting in his work among our represen
tatives 4 A man whom the country at
large delights TO honor, is TO DO de-
prived Of tho wcighty influence of his
colleagues from his own State and well
we may ask why this thusness n Do
the gentlemen imagine they are re
fleeing the sentiments of their con-
stituents in their beautiful assininity
Charleston Ga1tfte.
Yes. lie justly deserves being de-
prixed Of the influence Of his colleag-
nes, and the Democrats Of this section
viii endorse It. That's just Wilson's
trouble he Delights more in seeking
honor away from home than at home.
Next time he'll lie deprived Of his seat
in Congress His own land would
honor him, perhaps, if Vie could only
find time 70 honor it BY filing \ few
promises and practieing little less de
ception with his hard working cnnstit-
neney Wilson'S got record intel
teenally. d partial one with his con
stitnency away from home, but abso.
.lutely no record with lis constituency
at home. His own colleagues are JUS.
titled inthen action, and endorsed by
their constituency III this section, q
least When one concludes that hi
party cannot get along without him
and assumes tile attitude Of 4 politica
god, then the time has come 10 pull
him down, break him in pieces, and
east the remains to the four winds that
none other may initiate his example
al home he has been deception and Dc
ceit Of tile worst kind, and one Of tht
most ungrateful politicians the Demo
cratic party ever knew III Berkeley
county il IS doubtful if lie could Sc
cure 4 eorporals guard q support hin
il any way.
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a suduEsaFuL OPERATION.

On Monday, July 3Ist, pr John a.
Twigg removed large tumor from
Miss Broadwater, an inmate ofihe Al He
gliany County almshouse The patient
aged G. years noticed the growth ~
January last which increased steadily
IN size until the time 81 the operation
which was rendered necessary BY the
extreme embarrassment 70 respiration.
The operation was performed with
strict regard TO antisepsis Tho most
improved hospital methods ~ far ~
practicable being employed 70 prevent
blood poisoning The tumor mfasnr.
ed thirty six inches II circumference
and weighed thirty FIVE pounds. The
operation was performed ia ono hoHr,
the patient recovering promptly, With,
ont shock, and has made rapid and mn
interrupted recovery The patient re-
ceived the best Of care at the hands u
her nurse Miss Alice Norton during the
day, the doctor remaining with her ~
night Cumberland Ners.
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AUGUST "A. 1888
MONDAY EVENING

The great debate is on in the House
81 Representatives. aud within two
weeks that body viii have done It's
share toward sweeping the purchasing
clause Of the sherman act from the
statute books. The Senate may be
more leisurely, but will scarcely ven
ture 10 oppose the overwhelming Cur
rent 81 public sentiment in favor of
repeal. The people viii not be disap-
pointed in their Representatives a. the
national capital
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now x TIE rfNg

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SPEND YouR VACATION Ar ATLANTIC cry

The last Of the series Of summer excursions
10 Atlantic City, Via baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, will be run on August nth. The same ar
rangemeuts will be made for the aecoInmoda-
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rates and superior train service afforded on the
previous excursions, to enjoy respite by the
seaside, The scenery en- route Is unsurpassed
by that Of any other line IN America,
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on all regular trains. ON return journey they
Will be good 10 stop of at Washington, thus
affording an opportunity To visit the numerous
public buildings. which are open to visitors tree
Of charge. and t9 take n trip down the Potomac
10 Mt. Vernon, the tomb Of Washington asweli
as 70 Visit other places IF interest ID and near
Washington.
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THE ROAD WILL THIN BIZ BUILT,

President Henry q Davis, of lilo
West Virginia Central Railroad, and
il party Of other railroad men reached
Cumberland Friday evening after a
three days journey on horse backand
ID carriages overthe proposed railroad
from Hagerstown. Tile distance BY
the new ronte from Hagerstown e
Cumberland is about seventy eight
miles, but the inspecting party made
various detouis for the proper prose.
cntion Of their work. They took with
them the profiles and maps Of the
survey The engineers made the trir
to revise their work and make If light
e. whereyerit is possible 70 do So. All
the preliminaries have been settled,
1t is stated, BY the projectors Of the
new road and it will be built the mo-
ment the financial condition of the
country will permit. This, however, is
not expected 70 be Immediately.
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NEW nHnRnH.

The Presbyteriansof Brunswick have
commenced tho erection Of Il hand
some new church edifce. The foun-
dation has already been laid, and Rev.
T. G. Yeakle, Of Baltimore, elected
pastor Of the congregation.
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have used DR.. Deans Dyspepsia
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LIE nHArPIon 81 THH HoRLD.

The Jewel process gasoline stove il
The Worlds Champion. Everybody
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CALL on JOHN HELLER

Ifyon are in want Of a Buggy, Pine
ion, Surrey, Dayton a top or no top
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on Friday. Usual prices First Glass
work guaranteed
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LEAnER

Since I'LL first introduction, Electric
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ss.gF1a 10 DAT,

'fhe Bou TN Restauraat VII serve
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Crab inmb etls 8aing
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.scHf tter
easfine Plp@ Points, and all kinds
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For tle best and only steel point and
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Tnsearora, built and sold by John
Fitz
Louis Brown follows the Depews advice
and minds his own business That's
why lie il able To gel ahead IF hiscein.
petitors.
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BuoxLENs AREIoA sALvE.

The best salve ID the world FOL Cuts,
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Lee II Gooey defies compciiiionin
the laundry line. All his work i first
cla
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Personal MENTION.

Miss Grace Nj. Spencer OF San Jose Is here on
a brief visit to her sister, Mrs. James de la
MonIanya Jr.
Mrs. A. Il. Rutherford and the Misses Alice
and Birdie Rutherford are enjoying visit al
the Hotel del Monte.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mills and family
will pass the summer at the Hotel Mateo.
Mrs. Joseph Durbrow. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID.
Holman and Mrs. Spencer Cone Buckbee have
been in San Jose during the past week after a
visit to the Hotel del Monte.
DR.. and Mrs. Clinton Cushing have left New
York for Europe.
Miss Poett of Santa Barbara is here on a visit
to her friends.
Miss Lillian O'Connor and Miss Vir ginia Fai,
returned last Wednesday from a pleasant visit
to Mr.. ana Mrs. William S. Tey is at their ranch
near Bakersfield.
Mrs. w. II. Keith and Miss Eliza D. Keith
have returned from their visit 10 San Jose, aud
leave to-day on a trip to Chicago, Cleveland
New YORK and Philadelphia.
Mrs j. NJ. Drscoll and Thomas A. DriscoIl,
of Oakland. were at the Hotel del Coronads
during lie week.
Mrs. L. 2. Drexler will pass a portion Of the
Sc ason at her former home in Mendocno
County.
Mrs. T. e. Warrington is visiting San Jose.
Mrs. g. l.. Weller Will leave next Saturday
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Stevens OF
New York City.
Mrs. Robert F. Bunker and Miss Ivy Bunker
Will pass the season al Larkspur.
AIRS. A. G Kinsey and Griffith Klnsey will
pass the month of June at C site Crag
Mrs. Charles Sonntag will leave soon on an
Eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Miller and Mr. and
Mrs. j. 2. Meehan returned last Monday from
q pleasant visit to San Jose.
Mrs. William I. Ellis and Miss Hope Ellis
will pass the season at Castle Crag.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ID. OKaDe will leave
early in June TO pass the ummer In San Mateo.
DR.. and Mrs. o. o. Burgess have been epioy.
ing visit to tie Hotel Gel Coronado
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas hagee Jr., Mr.. and
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phur Springs are: f. B. Mckenzie, c. w. HOOP,
John Mcmahon, }. e. Shan and Mr.. and MIS-.
G. Worth, of this city; Captain j. D. Higgum of
West Berkeley, T. l.. Cans of Los Angeles and
George Ru herford of Rutherford.
Mr.. RunicKe OF ST. Louis is making pro.
longed visit TO the White Sulphur Springs
Mrs A. j. Bird and Miss Ha tie Bird OF Rock
land, Me-, are visiting Mrs. Z. Ii. Currier at SIG
Grove street.
Mrs Horace NJ. Woolley and family are pass
ing the summer at Lake Tahoe.
A. Ruef and the Misses Ruef are visiting CaZ-
aderO.
Mrs, Clement n. Frank and Miss Sadie E.
Walsh Will be at Skaggs Springs during June.
Mrs. l.. L. Baker and a party of twelve persons
5ave taken cottages at Cazadero for June and
July.
James X. Lyncn of the First National Bank
and Weather Prophet Jenkins are al Cazadero.
Mrs. George A. LOcknart of East Cambridge,
Mass. is visiting h-r brother, f. j. Cough, at
90S Greenwich street.
Mrs. II. G. Worth and the Misses Msybelle
and Eva Worth are passing the summefat San
MaIeo.
Colonel and Mrs j. W. Morris left for Los
Angeles last Wednesday.
j. Franklin Brown is hypnotizing the guests
at CaZadefo.
DIR. aud Mrs. Kaspar Pischl have taken rooms
for the summer at the Hotel Mateo.
DR.. Robert A. Mclean Will depart for CHI
eago on Wednesday evening at which city he
Will be joined by Mrs. Mclean After remain
ing in Chicago for two weeks they will visit
relatives in Bethlehem. Pa. returning home
the early part OF July.
Miss Pauline ButZ and Miss Grace Jackson
have gone TO Nevada for 4 couple OF weeks,
after which they Will 20 to Chicago with Mr..
and Mrs. A. jackson.
b. a. Welchert left last Thursday for Mil
waukee and will be away several weeks.
Colonel ii. p. Bush and his son have been at
Ukiah during The past week.
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WEDDINGS.

The wedding of Miss Grace Z. Krause and
Captain \. P. -lsOu tool place last Wednes-
day evening at the residence OF the brides
aunt, Mrs. Robert Lidde. 500 Fell street. A
large assemblage Of relatives and friends wit
messed tn ceremony, which was performed by
Rev. w. W. Case.
TIE bride, charming brunette, was attired
in gown OF ashes of roses colored India silk
and had a wreath of orange blossoms entWined
anTUng-ser dark curly tresses. Her ornaments
veg PaTure OF emeralds, n gift from the
gFnOm.
Miss Florence Krause and Miss Clara Liddle
who were the bridesmaids wore becoming cos
TUNES OF cream and pink colored nuns yelling
trimmed with lace and flowers. Robert II.
liddle and E. NJ. Shook acted as their escorts.
The parlG~s-Yere handsomely decorated with
plants and flowers After the ceremony and
cong atulatlens sumptuous supper was served
In a large tent that had been erected in the gar
den. The bride and groom were the recipients
of many elegant pres nts.
Among those present were: MI and Mrs. j.
c. hrause, Harry krause, Misses Lulu and
Daisy hrause, Mrs. George Wood. MIR. and
Mrs. c. Ruling, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nelson, MIR.
and Mrs Robert Ldde, Mr.. and Mrs. a. Carl
son. Mr.. ana Mrs. j. a. Davis, Mr. aud Mrs.
Charles Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Anada, Mr.. and
Mrs. George I4iddle, MIR. and Mrs George Har-
vey Miss Lizzie Harvey. Misses M. and E. Car
tel, MIR. and Miss Richardson. Miss Nelson.
Misses Laura and Gussir Ruling, Mrs. Delaney.
Captain W. g. Leahe, Z. Nelson, l.. T. Snow
and Il. Cunningham.
Comstock- Cassidy.
Miss Nellie P. Cassidy and Rufus r. Com
stock were united IN marriage last Wednesday
at the home of the bride. Rev. DR.. Duncan
performed the ceremony as the happy couple
stood beneath a beautiful fleral wedding bell.
Miss Mamie Cooper was the maid of honor and
John Cassidy ac'ed as best man. The bride
wore tan.coloree gown and carried lovely
bouquet. a delicious breakfast was enjoyed,
and later in The day Mr.. and Mrs. Comsiock
departed for Sacramento. They will reside in
This ctV
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CALL, FRANCISCO MONDAY, 20, 1898.

rows. Comic song. Ric hard /. Whelan; cornet
duet. Masters Paul and Felix Butte; address,
G.. NJ. Arnold. supreme vice-councilor; vocal
duet, Miss Pauline rash and Miss Cora Bur-
rows tenor solo. Charles F. Lelong-afer which
The floor was cleared aud ancing was INDUCED
In. About 800 people enjoyed the evenings
pleasure.
The committees were as follows Committee
of arrangements-A. Currier. j. Barash, Miss
Kruse S. NJ. Kase, Mrs. j. j. Baccus, Mrs. j.
Packer J. Brownstone. j. Riddei, Charles Lee
long, Mis-. J.. Zimmerman. III. Osgood, W. r.
Litile, Mrs. 5. Beverson, Thomis O'Brien; re-
ception commttee-Mrs j. J. Baccus, Mrs NJ
Boehm, Miss Annie "A. Brown Mrs. A. l..
Peterson, Mrs. Catoire. Mrs. Sholtao; floor
manager, Charles f. Lelong; floor committee
d. While. W. n. Brunt, II. W: Gartner, l. Rob-
inson, j. L. Tyson and Nj. H. Lichtensl elm.
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BETROTHALS.

The interest that Is being taken In the famous
Murphy will contest al present brings 10 mind
the report that Miss Helene Murphy was en-
gagged 10 Henry Cecil Beaumont of London. but
there is no truth 10 The report. MIR. Beaumont
is a brother OF Sir George Beaumont, and was
formerly in the Scots Guards. He is proml-
nent man IN club and social lite in London, aud
was quite favorte In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis q. Schiller of New York
City have issued invitations for the wedding of
their daughter, Miss Clara Schiller, and .Josepn
Livingston of this city, which viii take place at
their residence, 10 East Sixty.third street, at
$50 O'Clock on Monday evening, June s. 1t
viii be followed by an elaborate banquet at
Delmonco's at O'Clock, after which there will
be dancing in the ballroom. The brde-elect.
whose father is a wealthy member of The New
York Cotton Exchange, is beautiful and
stately brunette. Mr.. Livingston Is a member
of the Con cordia Club ana the San Francisco
Nerein, and al one time was connect ed with the
firm OF Castle Brothers. Through the DEAN of
his father he was left fortune OF oyer million
OF dollars. The honeymoon Will be pa ssed In
Europe.
The engagement has just been made publie
OF Miss Pauline Anerbach, The beautiful and
Accomplished d tighter OF MIR. and AIRS. l..
Auerbach, TO Nathaniel NJ. Raph#el, prom
neDt Young jeweler of this city. They are both
very popular IN society circles, and have a host
OF freuds from whom they are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS. No time has been set for the
Demas c. Babn and Miss Marie Craig,
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Il. Craig.
will be united in marriage at $50 O'Clock on
Wednesday evening June IA, IN the Church of
NOire Dame des VICTORIES.
The wedding of Miss Mabel Statler daughter
OF Mrs. Stater of stockton avenue, San jose
and Frank W. Koser of this city VIII take
place at noon on Thursday, July 3, at St.
Mary's Church in San Jose.
The wedding Of Mr.. Dyer and Miss Florence
Bowen will take place next Thursday at the
home of the bride. 1920 Geary street.
The engagement Is announced of Miss Annie
Wool and Abraham Peiiser They will receive
on the afternoons Of June and June at 631
Hayes street.
Miss Mamie Knowles and Harry Adams. of
Oakland. will be married on Wednesday even
ing, Jure Z.
Announcement is made OF the engagement Of
Miss Lillian A. Ford of Oakland aud William
A. Irwin of Buffalo, \. Y.
The wedding of Miss Mary Tubbs and George
Greenwood. of Oakland. will take place on
Thursday evening" June 8.
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grand march. D major, A. Adam. H. j. Stew
art; vocal irios, (d) DAY l. a Last Depart
Ing" Raft, ~ - aiken! Day Is Dawning.'
Misses Eaton. Vauderhurst and Liyermofe;
duet, two pianos, eight hands, nOcturne, ep.
"a. Spohr, (o) marcia, tb) minuetto, (c) pnacca,
td) finale. Misses Holt, Kiltredge. McMurry
aud Davis; song, IAN Souls Day." Cooper.
Miss Edna Bicknell; reciI alton, the Keeners
lams; organ solos, (a) ''Cantilene Nuptiale,'
b) "Toctata," Dubois. Ii. j. Stewart; re-
MANIA, "Sombre Foret," Rpssini, Miss Van
derhurst; anniversary address. Rev. c. o.
Brown. ID. D.; pianofarte solo. "Fantasle- Polo
naise," Raft. Miss Vanderhurst; address ana
presentation Of diplomas. DR.. S. Ii. Wiley.