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SAKTA CRUZ DAILY SENTINEL-- THURSDAY -MORNING, APRIL 16, 1896. THE CITY COUNCIL. Pure and Sure." BEST COFFEE! FOR THE PLAINTIFF. JlMlR-e Breeu Decide the Rult of Wll llainsou A tiarrntt Catherine MeKenzle et al. We have always made a specialty of our unexcelled bleud of Mocha and Java Coffee, wm 1 Mimm Grocers.

which commands public favor at our price, BAKING P0WDER 35 cts. BIA.S a pound. TOWNE I am convinced Cleveland's is the purest baking powder made and ,1 have adopted it exclusively in my cooking schools and for daily household use. Ms. S.

T. Rorer, Principal Pkiladilfkia Cooking Srkcol. We respectfully invite the people 'of Santa Farmers' Union Building. Cruz and vicinity to call and inspect the CLEANEST, FKESHEST and BEST Assorted 1 SENTINEL" LOCAL JOTTINGS. -On Wednesday over were jcRUght in the bay.

Cash buva the Best Creamery Butt Stock of GE0CEJIIES in any store south of San Francisco. We make a specialty ot PHCENIX PUREPAIHT! Guaranteed not to Chalk, Peel or Blister. Will Kepaint Free of Charge any structure where it is not satisfactory. W. H.

LAMB. a 0 o3 0 FINE TEAS AND COFFEES! 30c a roll at Labor bxcbange. The firemen had a drill on Front St. Wedne8day evening. Bicycle Sweaters 50 cents each at Poor Friend.

A An addition it being built toThomp Json Hammer's store. Fine Neck wr The styles (or the iBeason at Puna Tixley. 'I Prof. Floros will Boon open a dancing school at Mopterey. Bent Creamery Butter at the California Market.

Bituminous rock walks are being JUiii on the grounds of Golden Gate Bicycle Sweaters BO cents each at Poor Friend, i i On Wednesday evening II. L. Car- Tropical Fruits in Season! 172 2acllc Agents for Humphrey's Butter and Eggs. SPUING WRAPS FOR TO LOAN $10,000 In Sums STYLISH WOMEN. ter waB elected accountant 01 lue Laoor xchaoge.

'3 Froswn oysteri, crabs and shrimps at lie uamnruia J. II. Billadeau has returned from iilroy, where he completed Beveral jobs if graveulone work. MATHEWS TDTTLE, 33 Pacific At. ITor This we nave on Sturtevant's Imperial Egg Food the latest creations in FINE CAFES, which are the handsomest garments of their kind ever offered in this city, WILL MAKE YOUR HENS LAY.

Price, 35c, 65c and $1.25 a package. ROUP PILLS, 35 cents a box At Palmer's, the Druggist, IEeturna of the Election Caurasied Church SC. Hitcadaiulalua. The City Council held an adjourned opting Wednesday evening. A crmmunicalion was received from propi rty-owners on Church Bgreeing to macadamize within ten days.

Referred to the Hi rent Commissioner. An application for a liquor liceuee from G. Hornlein was granted. An ordinance making it a misdemeanor for any hotel runner to solicit patronage within fifty feet of a depot waa referred to the Ordinance Commit tee. The votes at the recent municipal election were now canvassed.

The total vote cast as 1,204, The total vote for those named waa as followB Mayor Bowman 610 Clark 678 FIRST WAKO. Counct7iian H. G. Inel 194 E. Farrell 110 SECOND WARD.

Counct'man H. Randall 260 THIRD WARD. Councilman Geo. Sta filer 133 Jacob l.eibbrandt 108 Wm. Rennie 139 FOURTH WARD.

Councifniun J. B. Maher 80 J. P. Tarker 69 CUrk- Lincoln 588 Wright 689 Treasurer, Williams 619 Wanzer 302 Lucas 170 Library Trutteei.

Dr. C. L. AnderBon 890 Dr. F.

W. BliBS 806 D. C. Clark 871 J. W.

Linecott 803 E. L. Williams 801 Tbe candidates who received the higli est number of votes were declared elected. Tbe returnB from the Third Ward failed to show the number of electors who voted. The count in the tally list showed that H.

S. Wanzer had received 135, while the returns only gave him 130. No Register accompanied the re turns of the Fourth Ward. A bill of sale for the Pilots' fire alarm system was received. It was ordered that $200 be paid to the Pilots.

Adjourned until April 231. ror Ovu Firty Taara. Una. vrmeiow'a Sooraiaa Stiut fc.i been uiftrl tor over fifty rear, by millions ot mother, for their obildrsn while teathlna. with perfect suocesa.

It soothe, the ohlla. soften, the Brums, allays all paia, cures wind eoilo. and is the best remedy for diarrhoea, it will relieve the Door little sufferer Im mediately. Sold by druarisu in every part of the world. 2So a bottle.

Be sure aod ask for sirs. Window's Sostkilic Syrup" and take a other kind. a-ur-aw The Shah's Treasures. Of all the sovereigns of the world the shah of Persia is said to possess the largest treasure in jewels and gold or naments, it being valued at The chief object of value is the old crown of Persian rulers, in the form of pot of flowers, which ie surmounted by an nncnt ruby the size of a hen's egg. The diamonds in another symbol of his rank are said to weigh almost 20 ponnds.

There is also a jeweled saber, valued at $1,000,000. Another thing that theshah prizes is a silver vase ornamented with 100 emeralds, whoso equals, it is said, are not to be fonnd iu the world. Iu tbe collection there is a cube of amber which tradition says foil from heaven in the days of Mohammed and insnres the possessor against bodily harm. The wasp's nest is constructed of first class article of papier moche, made from tho pulp of wood, with an animal glue Biieolslly prepared by the wasps for Urajparpose. What yon keen by yon you may change and mend, hot words ouce spoken can Dgiwr'bp recalled.

fiosoommon. MONEY The quantity is limited, there being only one garment of a style, and Faoltlo will not be duplicated when sold. C. SNYDER, INDEPENDENT MARKET! 178 Pacifio Ayenub. pMi i BZi HARRINGTON HOLLIDAY, Props.

-JQf. Tbe Best of Fresh and Salt Meats, Sausage, Lard, Bacon, Ham, Etc. PartfcolAr attention gtm to rapplylnr fttnUlM. Wvom ran to aarto mt th rftr tad rUUItr. OrlMi praaiptlr ud wtkrMlorllr tltoC ft ktoi.

TatopbM Mo. I 59 and 61 Pacific Avenue. N. B. This store closes at 6 II.

FOSTER 182 Pacific DEALER IN CHOICE GROCERIES! NOTHING LETTER SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. P. A. Jordan is here. Uriah Sloan ia up from Cholame, Jaa.

Abeel left Wednesday for Red Bluff. S. K. Thornton Is down from San Francisco. Geo.

Reading has returned from San Francisco. H. E. Irish ma in San Francicco Wednesday. W.

F. Cornell, oithe California Type Foundry, is in towc R. Thompson ia outlined to his residence by rheumatisn. Mr. and Mrs.

J. W.Linscott have returned from Campbell Miss Geraldine Me-rick visited her sister at Palo Alto this 'eek. Mrs. t. L.

trench 11 visiting F. 8. Comden and family near.os Gatos. John C. Russell, formrly of Santa Crui, lias been re elected clerk of the town of Redding.

E. Jarrett and family are residing at the Hubbard place, in Bur. side district, Ben Lomond. Mr. and Mrs.

Claus Spreckelnd Miss Emma Spreckels left San "rancisco Tuesday for Germany. Mra. F. W. Lucas, Mra.

Beal; Misses Pearl Nevins, Anna MVdock, Anna Thomas, Leona Humes, -jrllio Beal, Lucy Avery and Lillie Bardi are at Pacific Grove. On Wednesday afternoon, at the denee of the bride's parents in Wattn- ville, Geo. P. Martin and Miss Katbr? McUrath were noited in nurriage. Tt Sentinel joins the many friends of th vouos con ul ill wiBhing them a happy and prosperous matrimonial journey through life.

Nearly all women have R-ood hair, though many are array, and few are Imltl. Hall Hair Kenewer restores me natural color, and thickens the growth of the hair. The Appointed Probably tbe hardest struggle a new City Council baa to contend with ia the appointing of officers. As all who want positions can not be appointed, it is diffi cult to please all of the aspirants. Among those mentioned for Chief ol Police are Matt Kawle and S.

S. John son. ror night waicnmen nugi Dougherty and S. I. Horton are named, For Street Commissioner John Grant and C.

E. Greenfield are the most promi nent. It is ssid that the new Council will make a separate appointment for Superintendent of Water Works. At present the position Is filled by City Clerk Lin coln, who is familiar with all the details of the water system, having had charge from the lime the works were completed. The appointments will be agreid upon in caucus, as tbe Council desire to give each candidate's claims careful consideration.

Preparing For the Carnival. The Carnival Association held meeting at headquarters in the Hotaling building Wednesday evening. The rooms are decorated with the Carnival colore. The Finance Committee reported that about $2,900 had been subscribed. It was reported that the Decoration Committee is mskiDg progress, work on the frame for the palace having already been commenced.

Chas. Kaye was appointed carpenter. It was ordered that the fireworks be purchased of the San Francisco Fireworks Co. It waa suggested that living pictures be among the attractions. XltietT Ter Cent Of al! the people need to take a oonrse of Hood httrHaimrilla at Tins season to prevent that run -down and ilehilitated condition which invites disease.

The money invested In hnir il.tvei, l.ottleaof Hood'u SaruaitaH lla will eoine hack with large returns In the health and vigor of body and utreugth of nerves. i Hood's I'ttli are easy to buy, easy to take, easy to operate. Cure all liver ills. 25c. Hotel Arrivals.

TACIFIC OCEAN HOUSE. Geo Turner. 8 Thornton, It Rice, Mr. Backus, Jos Jacobs, 8 Bibo, Kohlberg, Cornell, San Fran Cisco: .1 Cor. Dos lionhl.

New York; Towns and wife, Oakland 1 Blake, Los Angeles; 1' Cun ningham, II Cunningham, New Cas tle, Fa; Ledbctter, Salinas. SKA I1KAC11 John A RearincBii and wife, Decatur, III; Mrs Aaron Erickeon and maid, Mrs Gilmsn II Perkins, Miss Carolyn Per kins, Mies Hernice Perkins, Powers and wife, Rocheeter, NY; Kenn Ed Armstrong, San Francisco. Superior Court Proceedings. WEDNESDAY. Henry Miller vs.

Butchers Union-Judgment for defendant, costs $207.60. Judge Logan in his decision says that the nlaintilTdid not Bell or deliver to the defendant HO beef cattle; th-t th defendant did not agree lo py for the cattle or any other sum that the defendant did not pay the plaintiff $1,000. Subscribe for the Daily Skntinki Having a larger 'stock we are prepared to YOU PRESS THE PEDALS. IT DOES THE REST. AKT CATALOGUE FREE.

INDIANA BICYCLE 18 fc SO McAllister San Francisco. WE WANT AN AGENT In every town where we are not represented. lalO-SS'ni A. C. Bilicke baa been elected one Ql the Vice-Presidents of the National llotel Men's Association.

Weasondorf Stafllar have protty Rugs and Rockers. Mrs. I. C. Steele of PointNew Yearp died Monday night after long Buffering1 from tnmor of the stomach.

J. W. Linscott has been selected Moderator of the Santa Clara Association of Congregational Churches. Get your harnesses, lap robefl, whips of John Werner, 173 Pacific Av. Cloudy and windy Wednesday forenoon, rain and hail falling in the afternoon, the Bun shining at limes.

On Wednesday J. R. Chace shipped twenty-two salmon to San Franciflco to be exhibited at the Fish Commissioners' rooms. We can't be beaten doing lip Lace Curtains. Cascade Steam Laundry, Telephone 84.

At 7 A. M. Wednesday Bert Waterman died aa the result of the injuries he sustained the previous day. A coroner's jury rendered a verdict of accidental death. Miss Matie Patton will sing Fred IIowe'B latest popular song, "Take Your Doll Rags and Ho Home," Friday evening at the Opera House in the play "Pro Tern." Fashionable dressmaking at popular prices, No.

15 Yreka between Washington St. and Chestnut Av. Oue ol three boys, attempting to get onto the train Wednesday at the old depot, fell, and bo Dear the wheels was lie that spectators thought that he would loae his life. On Tueediy the body of Edward Davis, an old eettler of the Pajaro Valley, was found in a cattle-guard near Kllicot. The di ceased accidentally fell into the cattle-guard and was killed.

He was a native of England and agd 84 years. Flowers. Flowers for young and old at iss K. Hamlliy's, corner 1'acilie avenuo and Locust street, Rhv. J.

A. Cms in was Tuesday elected Moderator of the Bay Congregational Association, which is to listen to the charges against Rev, C. O. Brown. Rev.

M. Willed was appointed a member of the Committee on Missions and Kev. Walter Frear of the Committee on Credentials. There will he ft special meeting of the Womnn's Aid Society at the I. O.

O. F. Hail this Thursday at 2:30 p. h. All members are rtqurBted to he present, a business of importance is to be transacted.

1 Recently U-)i. Hodgdon and daughter came into pof-Bsxsion of about $3,500, bequeathed to them by an uncle who died in Maine. Frank I'. Scott and daughter were left $3,400 from the sarin estnte. Oilier relatives of the deceased, residing in Santa Cruz, were also left legacies.

Tickets for the Chrysanthemum meet competition for On Wednesday Judge llretn rendered the following decision in the suit ot Williamson Garrett vs. Catherine Mc- Kenzie et al This action is to foreclose five chattel mortgages. The intervener, Stewart, brings in que-tion ooly one of the mortgages, that of July 3J, 1805. Plaintiff is a private corporation, whereof E. H.

Garrett ia and General ager. Tne conaideration for the mortgage now in question was a promissory nole made payable to SpalBhury Burke lor $5li0, and by them duly assigned to plaintiff, also the Bum of $113.89 due to plaintiff from the inortgagors.Jtogetber with the further sum of $326.01 due to plaintiff from mortgagors for merchandise sold to mortgagors under a clause of the note providing for future advances by plaintiff to mortgagors, tbe total true consideration for said mortgage thus amounting to $1,239.90. The expressed consideration is the $500 note of SpaU-bury Burke, and the $900 note which related to and was male to cover "future advances" to be made. The fact that a consideration for a chattel mortgage is "future advances" does not invalidate it. The manner of the acknowledgment and certification of tbe mortgage is brought in question by intervener.

But it ie not perceived that violence has been done the language or spirit of tbe act relating to such instruments by any of the several steps in the proceeding to chattel mortgage. It may be conceded that the intervener has acquired vested rights in the property in dispute; still theea rights must be held subordinate to the claim of plaintiff, who, as far as the proofs disclose, was not guilty of any frand, illusion or improper practice. The property being of community, the plaintiff had a right to advance money oil its value, and the husband, defendant Stewart, bad a right to dispose of it under the statutory limitation. My conclusion is that, as against the plaintiff, the intervener is not entitled to any reli-f. Plaintiff's conn el will prepare find ings end a decree in accordance with 'he foregoing There should be deduct- from the face note tbe inm 0I (lot), which sum it seems was ot advanced by piaiotm to nelenaants fore the commencement of this action.

HARD ON DRUMMERS. T1V Muat Par a I.tcenae When Tber Vlilt Chico. Ti Supreme Court has declared valid an Ojoance of the city of Chico im posing license tax of $50 a quarter on comnvcinl travelers. The decision was render the matter of an application for a 0 habeas corpus made in behalf of Haskell, a traveling salesman lor an akland shirt house. Haskell visited Q0 for the purpose of eelling shirts by Ho did not take out a license an a9 consequence was arrested for iedemeanor.

The Supreme Couit baa lw relused his amplication for release corpus. Henry informed man who can. illm of loom.v Bun "Kieiit feeling, that what moist needed nieun-utr. or PIHII.P. .1.

Cuthartic 1'lllM. e.y dllH being- effective. A PBant Affair. Tbe entert dnint, n(j jance jverJ ot the Masonic. evening by Idlewild Ciia Esstern Star, proved a Buccees.

upper hall wos crowded when the et tajnu)ent began, the following heme excellent program: Piano solo, Xnniti; vocal solo, Miss Maude flob.nn. recitation, Miss (Jlara Bteinmeu B0i0 Nina St. Hubertjrecitat' jjjuj ji.ue;. bert Morey. After the dwn.

w99 n. dulged in in the low h.ie the upper ball was reserved I'thoei who preferred to play cards, utialls war prettily decorated with flow Battag, the dances lemonadet'was mA ly after JVO'clock efe enya. F1I40 AT 1HI BECORDoB'SVlJlk Keimrt.A for the HII.Y stUTIlftjlU, Searektr of Rusorit, Notary Pvhlie Kll.e. Uradlev et a1, to Susauna Brad ley-All right in and to 34.688 uorramps itaucnu w' William II, Pyivestor to Alice A. Sy vestur Lot 00x150 on southwtBt corntr of Pine and Windham str gift.

MORTGAGES. Mortgage for f200 filM. A sure cure Dr. Mntchette'j Indian Tobacco Antidote. S.

A. FalUBU. An All Nlcbt Scare. Yonng EiiRlisliiuou visiting the United Slates lmvo 11s many nbsurj mid aimisii'g experiences r.s Americans have whou iu foreign countries. Tho Washington iitisr tells of nn English traveler who hud been assured that west of tho Missouri river tlie eutire country was infested with sumo of which woro eo bold that tin came into the towns.

Ho stopped in a Kansas village, and in tho orcniiiR started out for walk. The stores woro closed, but the uioou was sliiniiii! brightly. He rambled about tho place for couple of hours, and storied down the business Btrcet for tho hotel. Suddenly he saw boforo him 011 tho sidewalk a big bear, Eitting oil its luuniches, with open mouth and paws extended, awaiting his coming. Iu a moment lie was on tup of a porch, crying for help, but 110 0110 heard him, and the boar sat mid watched him.

All night leng ho staid there, trembling for fear bruin would climb tha post, but comforting himself with the idea that it wus too small to bo used by a bear. At dnvbreak 801110 men canin ulong, and 0110 of them heeled the bear hark to the doonvav with tho remark, "I wonder who put that sign in the middle of tho walk." The tourist descended from the porch without detection, and hud ho not subsequently enjoyed tlin Ftory so much that ho told it himself it would never havo been known. Two Kluln. Topa (bn: with hisucconntfl) I wish you vuulilu't roail aluuil, Hiu'lu'l. You disturb 1110.

Wir-H Kucliol Tliis in tho niuriiing pa-per, puiia. I'm rcadiug "Ii'ottja ou Ho-uioty. Ho aiit iliiltl, nml I've got Funic lion awfully hurt, to col-loct. ChiiMKu TrihuKtf. a GENERAL FATEOMGE IS SOLICITED.

to Suit. Highest of all High Grades. ICYCLES. AT ANY PRICE. LUMBER YARD Lftth.

tC. H.T. til OMTBttOD ft ii CTrrT 1 CHESHUTWOOD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE! SANTA CRUZ, Tbe Best Equipped College on tlie Cq Ho Classes. Inriiviriufll InatrnrtlAn P.li NO VACATIONS. Pnpil can eillvr any time.

Ladies admitted to all ia'sjaMIt meuta of the ColJeg-e. Six Months Botlnesa Conrae, Good board and room in private temQttaa for $16 per mouth. if a Box 43, Santa CrSfcCat HAMILTON FAT; Drns and Chemcal3 53 Pacific Santa CrOw Pracriptm Curefully Componndede Paper Hanging and Decorating, Leave order at Wesaeodorf A Staffler'a. Residence: 42 Hunolt, off Ocean St. SANTA CRUZ Foot of Washington Street, Near Union Depot ihlr vnrJt rina 'IT'' belna used In Hi ainUtntr nf IVnura ali PEOPLES TRANSFER Freight ind Btggage Promptly Delivered to Any Part tf City.

Furniture and Plane Moving a Specialty. All Kindt of Hauling. Pacine At. Telephone No. B4 HARWELL Props.

Week sale a sample line of p. Saturday excepted. Santa Cruz cash or credit. Minneapolis Furniture COMPANY, WBSEMF ft STAFFilR, Proprietors. fall Papers Latest and Newest Designs Good Wall Papers at 10 cents a Double Roll.

ATTEfflOSloBSEmrLRS. Our New Steam Carpet Beater is running daily. Carpets cleaned and relaid the same day. Our Line of Fancy Groceries Is Complete. At the head stands the Famous S.

V.J3utter. Something New Clairette Soap A High Grade, Hard Milled, Family Washing Soap. It fills a long-felt want 6 bars for "cents. Gold Dust Washing Powder. A 3-lb.

package for 15 cents. This price stands for a limited time only. Williamson Garrett. WASHINGTON MARKET. Lowr Plaaa.

Santa Crui 8. 6RISW0LO, Proprietor. Choiceat of Fresh and Salted Meats A. Sauge)t at lowest cash prices. Popular TaJephoue No.

d. A Card to the Public. HA VINO WRCRASHU OF C. T. JOHNSON the entire atoek of lf VhhU Murkct.

179 Purl Ho i to My that ito old pa-trnswlll ttnd rate reuily tu cheprfnily outer to their want. 1 tbali continue to udil new untl fre-ih vurietlMof OroorieN hikI i'anneil Goods to my stock, and intM.I to if ive ierfeet Thank ini fo ptist i.tr ii litre, would if the muiiw. for i a libera con- tiniiHiioe i i Bixby's Sarsaparilla! TESTIMONIAL: People who have tested the BIXBY SAK- SAPAKILLA, a purely vegetable compound, skin and blood remedy, home mnnufucture, peak In hi eh terii of it curative virtues. ThU remedy has been In use by the Ilixbys for many yean. For sale at 75 cent per bottle at Bixby's under the Town Clock mrl-tf CUT IN TWO.

French Imported Dimitys, regular 50c goods at 25c a yard. Look at our Duck Suits, 10-yard lengths, at $1.25 a Suit, regular $2 Suits. We can show you a line of Diuiitysat 10c, 1 2 and 15c. Our assortment contains about is more than all other stores together can show you. S.

J. STRAUSS. Fine Hollister Hay Tim I)et In the Market, delivered to any part of the city. A new stock of Buggies, Harness And Whips, just received. A complete stuck of Vehicles of all kinds.

JJICYCLTSS Of the Intest improved pitttern for wale on easy terms. Cull uiul inspect. FRED KRUEGER, Oer. Pacific Av. and Kim St.

Upholstering and Genersl Repairing Neatly and Cheaply Executed. Second-Hand Furniture Bought and Sold. No. SSSiHiuel Stuittt Crua. end of covered hridtre, mi-15-tf BUSINESS REMOVAL nEORC.B HI.EITH.

THR HORSKSMOEH. has from 12 Sound Pncllie Av. next iloor to the Utiteiuaini Ho- teKMIIltttt' uhl ttitml). flill-tf Popular Market! W. F.

YOUNQ TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO the public of Santa Crua and vicinity that he hus purchfisetl the retail depart ment or tne I'uriLAtt makkhi, and he invites all former friends ami natrnni tn cull od him ia his new quarters. THE CHOICEST COLD STORAGE MEAT CONSTANTLY ON BAND. deliverv waffnns run tn nil nnrti or iuc cny, w. jr. lutnu, ja-tr Croz Butchers I'm, WHOLESALE BUTCHERS, Office tod Salesroom: Popular Market, TELEPIIOIVB No.

78 Central Market, PaciSe Abort Walaat S. MOORB Prop. THE REST OF FRESH AND SALT MEATS, SatmtpeSj Lartl, always ou hand. Wagon runs in connection with xhop. Popular Telephone, 21; Sunset Telephoue, Hluck 52- ln-U HARDWARE, PLUMBING, ETC.

AIT CO. Dealers in Hardware, Granite and Tinware toves. Ranges, household supplies. AgeoU for MtMrnt Mynttn and Mvt.l Grand Rana aud Matfeo i-Alrnac PlambiDg, Tioninr, I'iiti ud House ReaLisf GRAND CFNTEAL BIOTK, 40- PaeIHe At. Telephone Ho.

O. Abraham, StOYes, Tinware and Hardware! 12 LkuI N.ir PiclBo A. Piamblng, Tasini asi Repairing Cons. BCOTT Sc ELY. Uudpriakt-m Enibulnirrs PAKLUKs, NO.

WALN'l'T AV. Offic with P. W. Ely. 133 Pnelfle At.

I I II BlaMOMaWi fTfMttl WESSENOOKF A 8TAFFL.ER, UNDERTAKERS, 71 Pacific Avenue. C'lub'a performance at the Opera House to-morrow evening are now on Bale at Tanner's di ug store. The comedy "Pn Tern" will be presented. It is being carefully rehearsed and thoBe who at tend Bre aasured of a pleasant evening. The two front rowa of the gallery have been reserved at 25 cents a Beat.

NnsTnnll nhieelion which rutins: folks had tu the nlil-tiinti niirhia--tmMtleinea hum their imu.pcmstiHNH. in our au.v initt oiijwtioii is removed unit Ayer's Suraiipiirilla, tlie most powerful uiitf poimlnr 01 Dlood-purinern, as pleasant to the pulule an a coroiul. Give Us a Call. THK LATEST SI'KINU DESIGNS IN Sailor Hats, Dress Hats and Trimmings CAN 1IR rol'ND AT Miss Neary's. Also line of very handsome IMPORTED HATS Just arrived, ('cane and see them, tlie awell-est of the season.

PAINTING, PAfER HANGING, KALSOMIHINQ "-j IV MONEY SAVING DISHES. 5 MONEY SAVERS eh Buckets, Coffee Pots, Cream rni ibrs, Oat Meal Bowls, Custard ps, Spoonere, Plates, Uairy Pans, Nd Basins. 5c each, or 6 for MONEY SAVERS B'Vuti, Milk Pails, Meat DUh, Di-h Pots, Veirotbla Dish, 10c each, or 3 for 25c. TEA SETS u-h-fVmPM (or 1 2 poreom. Pure Vate Uliio, Broun and Rich Gold 6pr)8coratiouBi Money prices Pel.

Sel 2-5. g.OO, 3.75. 4.I5. 1)Lli SETS Uold Spray Dt. Urownaod Kiel, lion.

Money rer get O.03, A-85, '00, e.cn. 6' DINNEk 'SETS IOO Pipcflp. com pie. Pure White. l)UiHnr2 and Rich Gold Sora ecorattons.

Money Saving Pr, per et 5 6 Tn- 8 ot.A0,10. Great Eastern i I4.0 Pacific Aver. HAST A r2 Market trz. S. THY MONEY SAVING P1UCL AT OIK MONEY SAVING STORES.

One Hundred In Operi Money Saved Every Oaf No Special Day. in All its Branches. Palntlnr at a vmr Dir. all Tools Fut nlflheil. Paperinar done nt 15 cents si roll, ltoom tinted from 91 up.

faV Leave orders at Heard's Pnrnltiira Store. No. 11 Paoiho Av. 3VX- O. OATLiI Painting, Graining and Paper Hanging IX ALL ITS BRANCHES.

Paintinar and GralniDir at S2 oer dav. all tools ftirnislied. PaeriiiK done at 20 cts a roll. Leave order at W. H.

Lamb's, or call at mr reiiilenoe, Uratieiforte Av East Santa Our. Il-tt K. H. UW HAS MATTHEWS 0STRANDER, House Movers and Builders 67 mixxx mt. Work done bv the dav or contract.

PImi give us a chance to estimate on work. oco New French Laundry 1 C. TICOULAT, 12 Water Lower Plait, Santa Crui. FlnO-class Work Nmu Duas at Lowest Prfeea. Wash! nc called foe and d1vrl promptly.

VY SANTA CRVZ ICS HOMB PRCDrO pound. L. K. t'ANfiai-O Qamutt, Aa-enta. Or- aud WilliaMsoi A drs titled uroinptU.

LT BROS. A THOMAS. G-ROOERIEB Are a necessity in every household, and it is essential that only the hest, freshest and purest goods should be used. These can always be found iu stock A.T CANFIELD'S Corner Pacific and Walnut Santa Cruz. Subscribe for tlie Sentinel.

WALTER MAXWELL. up 10-1 i'rourletoar I p4-tf.