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SANTA CRUZ DAILY SENTINEL- SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 23, 1896. Cleveland's BAKING POWDER. I have used Cleveland's Baking Powder with entire satisfaction in the preparation of breads, biscuits and cakes." JULIET CORSON, Founder of New York Cooking School. "SENTINEL" LOCAL JOTTINGS. -The additional stalls to Lincoln's stable are being erected.

-The city's water mains are to be extended to the Light-house. At Jonas' for Straw Hate. -The graduating exercises of the Soquel public schools will be held on June 5th. -Drizzled Friday morning, the sun not brushing back the cloud-tears till near noon. Best Creamery Butter at the California Market.

-The Political Equality Association will meet Monday 2:30 P. M. at No. 19 Locust St. -Monday the big water wheel, to be used at the Big Creek dam, will arrive from San Francieco.

Bicycle Sweaters 50 cents each at Poor Man's Friend. -Geo. Birkenseer has had a bootblack stand erected on the Court-house lot adjoining The Arcade. --It cost $5,000 for the copper wire that will be used on the poles between here and Big Creek. Get your saddle horses at the Avenue Stables.

-The front of the saloon of Jos. Beck, 36 Pacitic is being done up artistically in black and gold. -'l'en telephone etatione have been established between Santa Cruz and the Big Creek Power house. 10c and 253 Straw Hats for Boys at Jonae'. -The Creek Power Co.

have erected 767 poles between the office in the Pilot building and Big Creak. -On Friday, while cutting meat, Joe. Bourcq, of the firm of Boureq Walti, nearly severed a finger of hie left band. Bicycle Sweaters 50 cents each at Poor Man'e Friend. -The palm trees, etanding in the gutter in front of the residence of Mre.

Menefee, Church are being cut down. -A party ie around town soliciting for an alleged diractory that is proposed to be got up for Santa Cruz and Santa Clara Cos. Baseball at Vue de l'Eau. Pacifice of S. F.

ve. Santa Cruz Sunday. Ladies free. Game called at 1:30 P. M.

-Soquel Thureday had three cases in its Justice's Court, the result of poor whisky drank several inches deep and bad tempera. -Owing to the rain, the Union Priotera' picnic, which was to have been given at Glenwood Thursday, is poet: poned until May 28th. Jonas offera only auch values that can sincerely relied upon. -Pearl Dingwall graduated Friday from the Argua Puerca echool. Prof.

Linscott addressed the school and preeented the diploma. -The delegates from Santa Cruz to the District Good 'Templars' Convention in Watsonville will leave in a carriage this morning for the Sugar City. Wessendorf Staffler have pretty Pictures, Rugs and Rockers. -A reward of $500 has been offered for the arreet and conviction of the party who brutal agesulted Wm. Perringe at his home at Twin Lakes on the evening of May 31.

-Next Thursday morning, at ten o'clock, Miss Loin Niles and Miss Alice Hight will close, with appropriate exercisea, the kindergarten school for ite eummer vacation. Get your harnesses, lap robes, whips of John Werner, 173 Pacific Av. -An invitational game of baeket ball will take place Wednesday, June 3d, at the Carnival Pavilion, between the young ladies of the Senior and Middle classes of the High Sebool. 50: for a laundered Drage Shirt, with reinforced back and front at Jonas'. -The machinery for the Big Creek Power 8 carload, arrived at the onion depot Friday morning, one day earlier than looked for.

The machinery weighe 34,000 pounds. -The rafnfall in San Jose May 20th was .14 of an inch; total for the season, 13.20 inches. Total to game date last year, 23.24 inches. Santa Cruz's rainfall is double the above amounts. -The other evening Mrs.

W. B. Day' house in San Francisco was burglarized, and the burglar got away with some jewelry belonging to Laura Boyea of Santa Cruz, who is Mra. Day's guest. Jonas' Clothing and Shoe House is the right place to find goods at the right prices.

-On Thursday Bradley Buob wae kicked over the right eye by a horse in L. F. Williams' blacksmith shop. The attending physician had to take six etitches in the wound. Luckily the young man's ekull was not fractured.

-Next Sunday's baseball game at Athletic Park, between the P'acifica of San Francisco and the Santa Cruz team, promises to be one of the evente of the season. If the day is pleasant a large attendance is expected to be present. We can't be beaten doing up Lace Curtaine. Cascade Steam Laundry, Telephone 84. -On Walnut near Pacific are a number ot nasty holes that need the attention of the St.

Commissioner. When nos filled with water they are receptacles for dirt, and oiler good op: portunities in which to sprain one'e ankles. -An example of industry by a young lady can be Been in the improvement of the old Field place on Rincon terrace. The side of the hill has been converted into a well kept lawn, and the border along the Locuet St. stone steps has been freed of weeds, and now presents a neat appearance.

Baseball! Santa Cruz will play the professional Pacifice Sunday. Admission 25 cents. -This evening a mass meeting wil be held; at the Carnival Pavilion for the purpose of discussing Carnival matters Speakers will addrees the meeting, te ing of progress go far made in preparing for the big event on the river. Every citizen is expected to attend the meeting. A band will be in attendance.

Negligee Soft Bosom Shirts in Mohair Cloth, Dimity, Colored Cheviots, for 25e. 35c, 50c, 75c and $1, in large variety, at Jonas' Clothing and Shoe Store. -Joe. M. Green, who hag just re turned from Gilroy and Hollister, saye the people of those places are jubilant over the approach of the Carniyal in this city, and remembering the grand entertainment of last year, promise to come to Santa Cruz in large numbers next June.

-On Friday Misses Morgan and Tro vinger eent button-hole boquets to Carnival headquarters. Flowers were also gent from the schoole. The Misses Barson contributed eweet pear. The ladies will decorate the headquarters this morting. All floate must be entered ty June 12 Fifty Dozen Assorted Flowers to be sold at once at a bargain at Mies Kate Handle's, corner Pacific Av.

and Locuet St. Fine Dressmaking. -Major Frank McLaughlin has been elected Chairman of the State can Executive Committee. Thie action was taken at an adjourned meeting committee held Friday forenoon at the State Committee rooms in San Francisco. While the nomination of the Major was bitterly opposed Thureday nigbt by John D.

Spreckele and his foltowers in the committee the election Friday WAS unanimous, Mr. Spreckele himself placing the name of Major MeLaughlin before the committee. Neglect of the hair often destroys its vitality and natural hue, and causes it to fall out. Before it is too late, apply Hall's Hair Renewer, a sure remedy. SANTA CRUZ vs.

PACIFICS. Vue de l'Eau Athletic Park To-Day, at 1:30. Admission, 85 cents. F. W.

ELY, Manager. GROCERIES Are a necessity in every household, and it is essential that only the best, freshest and purest goods should be used. These can always be found in stock AT CANFIELD'S Corner Pacific and Walnut Santa Cruz. TO RENT. hot roome; Modern and tinted cold house, water; walls; bay window; centrally located; rent reasonable.

A Apply to A. J. HINDS. -There was An increased attendance at the performance given Friday evening at the Opera House by Reed'e Comt. natione, "Harvest Moon" being pr gunted in good style.

This afternoon "Peck's Bad Boy" will be given, Major Robineon, the midget, playing the ba boy. This evening "Lighte of London" will be pres nted. One of the best evidences that Ayer's Hair Vigor is an article of exceptional merit is the fact that the demand for it is constantly increasing. No one who uses this incomparable dressing thinks of trying any other preparation for the hair. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

O. J. Kron is here. Will Parsons is in 1 Hollister. A.

E. Joy is up from Watsonville. E. L. Holliday is in the metropolis.

J. C. F. Hall has gone to Menlo Park. F.

Mattison is back from San Francisco. Miss Ida Folsom is home from San Jose. Chas. H. Soar leaves to-day for South Africa.

Mrs. J. G. Cooney is down from San Francisco. Miss Lucy Avery has returned from San Jose.

H. E. Irish has returned from the metropolis. Chas. Noble is visiting his parents near Soquel.

Fred Kilburn was up from Watsonville Friday. Carl H. Bernheim was in San Francisco Friday. Mrs. E.

B. Andrews is visiting friends in Los Gatos. Lieutenant-Governor Jeter is home from San Francisco. Mrs. Chesnutwood goes to Stockton to-day to visit relatives.

A. R. Hartwell has quit business in Soquel and gone to the mines. Mr. and Mrs.

A. M. Johnston have returned from Paso Robles. Mrs. E.

D. McCreary of Stockton is visiting her son, T. G. McCreary. C.

R. Johnson went to San Francisco Friday afternoon on a business trip. Mrs. Geo. Snyder and Miss May Holmes returned Friday from Pomona.

Rev. J. T. Lawrence is in Hollister, with the view of organizing a Baptist congregation there. The Sons of Veterans gave a ball: at the Sea Beach Friday evening, which was a pleasant affair.

Miss Addie McKean, once of Santa Cruz, is now a Lieutenant in the Salvation Army, San r'rancisco. Miss Anita Barrett, who for the past two months has been visiting friends in Sacramento, has returned home. Next Monday Mrs. W. H.

Lamb and family will go up to Ben Lomond, where they will occupy their cottage for the summer. Nathan Cohen, after a week's visit to his brother, Aaron Cohen, in this city, will return to his home in San Francisco to-morrow. Cards are out for an At Home next Thursday by Mrs. A. J.

Hinds, Mrs. H. H. Miler, and Miss Edith Weldon at the Hinds residence on Chestnut Av. Hotel Arrivals.

SEA BEACH HOTEL. Victor M. De Quise, Alfredo Demors, Luis F. Corea, Central America; D. K.

Lee, wife and children, Nellie Davidson, Denver, Mrs. Granville Nicholson, New York; Mrs. F. J. Babbitt, Oakland, L.

K. Pangborn and wife, Jersey City, N. Mrs. J. W.

Irwin and child, Berkeley, Mrs. Budsell, Mrs. Sellman, South Bend, S. Knopsf and wife, Los Angeles, Mrs. Sweeter and child, San Rafael, Mrs.

Stillie, D. W. Earl, D. P. Tarpey, San Francisco.

Superior Court Proceedings, FRIDAY. Houck vs. Peterson -Demurrer. In re J. A.

Reynolds, insolvent-Certificate of final discharge. In re C. S. Hohmann, insolventtificate of final discharge. Miller vs.

Wright--Continued until to-day. FILED AT THE RECORDER'S OFFICE Reported for the DAILY SENTINEL by E. Makinney, Searcher of Records, Notary Publin and Conveyancer. REAL ESTATE TRANSFRR8. None.

MORTGAGE. Mortgage for $350 fled. Whatsoever situation in life you ever wish or propose for yourself, acquire a clear and lucid idea of the inconveniences attending -Shenstone. CARNIVAL COMMITTEES. Preparations for the Grand Event on the River are Progressing.

The following are among the Carnival committees recently appointed: ENTERTAINMENT B. K. Knight (Chairman), F. W. Swanton, Ralph M.

Thompson, J. G. Tanner, Dr. A. H.

Bailey, W. T. Gibson, L. T. Ware, Geo.

Shedden, F. W. Ely, Geo. Dabelich, C. W.

Taintor. SHAM BATTLE W. H. Lamb (Chairman), Lieut. A.

A. Morey, Lieut. H. B. George, Ensign C.

E. Lindsay, Ensign F. L. Robinson, B. R.

Balding, A. Gould, T. Armstrong, W. H. Patton, H.

J. Stone, Bart Burke, L. F. Smith. RECEPTION Mayor Clark (Chairman), Mr.

and Mrs. W. T. Jeter, Mr. and Mrs.

J. P. Twist, Mr. and Mrs. L.

H. Wessendorf, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.

Chace, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hihn, Mr.

and Mrs. A. Diaz Pena, 1 Mr. and Mrs. W.

T. Cope, Mr. and Mrs. F. O.

Hihn, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Ilasiam, Mr.

and Mrs. R. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. H. D.

C. Barnhart, Mr. and Mrs. Bart Burke, Mr. and Mrs.

H. E. Irish, Mr. and Mrs. Jos.

Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lilly, Mr.

and Mrs. P. Francis, Mr. and Mrs. F.

G. Menefee, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mattison, Hon. and Mrs.

J. H. Logan, Dr. and Mrs. T.

W. Drullard, Mr. and Mrs. S. A.

Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McNeil, Mr. and Mrs.

C. H. Bernheim, Mr. and Mrs. V.

W. Swanton and F. W. Ely. Among the features of the Carnival will be a firemen's drill on the river.

Tenement houses will be set on fire, and the Santa Cruz firemen will extinguish the flames. "Ten people out of a dozen are invalids," says a recent medical authority, At least eight of these safe to allow, suffering from some form of blood -disease which a persistent use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla would be sure cure. Then don't be an invalid. Name Your Choice. The following is the vote for Queen and Maide of Honor for the Carnival, the ballots being counted Friday evening: QUEEN.

Nina St. Fubert. .140 Josie 87 Jean F. 27 Genevra 25 Bessie Haslam. 12 Lia 2 Hattie Kay.

Dela Wente. Mattie Mies Dsiey Alice Newall. Josie Beatrice MAIDS OF HONOR. Daisy .41 Edith 33 Irene .37 Adia Maud 12 Anna Genevra Kelsey. Ida 8 Hattie Cora Bunting.

Rose Matie Alice Gertie Fiel 18.... Nina St. The DAILY SENTINEL is the leading paper published in Santa Cruz county. Boils It is often difficult to convince people their blood is impure, until dreadful carbuncles, abscesses, boils, scrofula or salt rheum, are painful proof of the fact. It is wisdom now, or whenever there is any indication of Impure blood, to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, and prevent such eruptions and suffering.

"I had 8 dreadful carbuncle abscess, red, fiery, fierce and sore The doctor attended me over seven weeks. When the abscess broke, the pains were terrible, and 1 thought I should not live through it. I heard and read so much about Hood's Sarsaparilla, that I decided to take it, and my husband, who was suffering with boils, took it also. It soon purified our Blood built me up and restored my health so that, although the doctor said I would not be able to work hard, I have since done the work for 20 people. Hood's Sarsaparilla cured my husband of the boils, and we regard it a wonderful medicine." MRS.

ANNA PETERSON, Latimer, Kansas. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. $1. liver easy to take, Hood's Pills easy to operate.

25 cents. DO YOU WEAR PANTS? We have 1,000 pairs, from $1 up. It's the town talk. See our windows for prices. We will save you all kinds of money.

Yes, we KEEP THEM GUESSING How we do it. But the times demand Low Prices, and we are upto-date always. CHICAGO CLOTHING AND SHOE HOUSE I. O. O.

F. Building, Under Town Clock. I. FLEISICA, Prop. TRY YOUR CASH FOR GROCERIES At Bias Towne's PHENIX PURE PAINT! Paints Guaranteed or not Blister.

to Chalk, Peel Will Repaint Free of Charge any struc- ture where it is not satisfactory. FOR ONLY SALE BY W. H. Enamels. LAMB.

THE PRETTIEST SHIRT WAISTS ARE HERE! As they always are. We have them in a large variety of styles, patterns and prices. Last season we could not get enough of them, and these are even prettier than those admired so much then. They come in Bishop and Balloon sleeves, long, medium and short cuffs; also with attachable collars and cuff. For those who wish an extra comfortable garment we show lines of Blouse Waists, in a variety of colors from white to black.

A. C. SNYDER, 59 and 61 Pacific Avenue. N. store closes at 6 P.

Saturday excepted. Farmers' Union Building. H. FOSTER 182 Pacific Santa Cruz DEALER IN CHOICE GROCERIES! Having a larger stock we are prepared to meet competition for cash or credit. GENERAL PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED.

Bixby's Sarsaparilla TESTIMONIAL: People who have tested the BIXBY SARSAPARILLA, a purely vegetable compound. skin and blood remedy, home manufacture, speak in high terms of its curative virtues, This remedy has been in use by the Bixbys for many years. DUNCAN McPHERSON. For sale at 75 cents per bottle at Bixby's under the Town Clock mrl-tf The 107 PACIFIC AVENUE The Housekeepers' Lot Everything in proper time and if there ever was proper time, it is bere now. A Good Thing, Push it Along! The prices in the Eastern market have struck bottom for this season-80 our New York buyer writes to us.

We have bought considerable in Lace Curtains, Table Linene, Napkins and Towelings. Look at our windows and gee the beautiful Linens. Yon can get them at the present market price. Do Not Fail to Examine Goods and Prices. THE BEST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY.

S. J. STRAUSS. Fine Hollister Hay The Best in the Market, delivered to any part of the city. A new stock of Buggies, Harness And Whips, just received.

A complete stock of Vehicles of all kinds. BICYCLES Of the latest improved pattern for sale on easy terms. Call and inspect. FRED KRUEGER, Cer. Pacific Av.

and Elm St. THE AVENUE STABLE Pacific Opposite Elm St. Jess James, Manager, The Finest Horses of all Gaits in the County. SADDLE HORSES ONLY. DE- STOP AND SEE THE HORSES.

18-tf ROBERTS CHITTENDEN, Grocers. We respectfully invite the people of Santa Cruz and vicinity to call and inspect the CLEANEST, FRESHEST and BEST Assorted Stock of GROCERIES in any store south of San Francisco. We make a specialty of FINE TEAS AND COFFEES! TROPICAL FRUITS IN SEASONI 172 Pacific Av. Agents for Humphrey's Butter and Eggs, $10,000 TO LOAN In Sums to Suit. MATHEWS TUTTLE, 33 Pacific Av.

Honest John Trusses, Electric Belts, Batteries and Appliances. A Large Assortment At Palmer's, the Druggist, 40 Paciflo Av. INDEPENDENT MARKET! 178 PACIFIC AVENUE. HARRINGTON HOLLIDAY, Props. The Best of Fresh and Salt Meats, Sausage, Lard, Bacon, Ham, Etc.

Particular attention given to supplying familles. Wagoms ran to all parts of the city and vielalty. Orders promptly and satisfaclorily Ailed. give a trial. Telephone No, 10.

SANTA CRUZ LUMBER YARD Foot of Washington Street, Near Union Depot. Dealers in all kinds of Redwood and Pine Lumber, Shingles, Bhakes, Lath, etc. Have in operation their yard one of the Finest Mills In the state all the most improved machinery being used in the making of Doors, Hash and all kinds of Mill Work. Tanks of all descriptions put up at the hurtest notion and satisfaction guaranteed. PEOPLES TRANSFER Freight and Baggage Promptly Delivered to Any Part of City.

Furniture and Piano Moving a Specialty. All Kinds of Mauling. Pacific Av. Telephone No. 54 MARNELL Props.

Minneapolis Furniture COMPANY, WESSENDORF STAFFLER, Proprietors. Wali Papers Latest Newest and Designs Good Wall Papers at IO cents a Double Roll. ATTENTION HOUSEKEEPERS. 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. Butter. Something New Clairette Soap A High Grade, Hard Milled, Family Washing Soap.

It fills a long-felt want--6 bars for 25 cents. Gold Dust Washing Powder. A 3-1b. package for 15 cents. This price stands for a limited time only.

Williamson Garrett. WASHINGTON MARKET. TAVING BOUGHT FROM THE BUTCH Union their interest in the meat business at the Washington Market, I shall continue the same us a FIRST-CLASS MARKET In every particular, and shall be pleased to furnish my former patrons and others giving all fair and honest treatment. I shall conduet the market on a strietly cash basis and give to my customers the benefit of cash prices. Popular Telephone No.

26. apl7-tf S. GRISWOLD. THE VIAVI COMPANY. Local MISS Office S.

6 A and GALLIE, 7. Hotaling Manager Block. Hours 1 to 5 P. M. n8 -tf THE NEW Feed and Sale Stable Nos.

21 and 23 Soquel Av. (Near Covered Bridge, Hay Grain AND Feed FOR SALE Please Come and See. Good Treatment Guaranteed. CHAS. H.

LINCOLN, Prop. myl-tf Popular Market! TV. P. YOUNG MAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO the public of Santa Cruz and vicinity that he has purchased the retail department of the POPULAR MARKET, and he invites all former friends and patrons to call on him in his new quarters. THE CHOICEST COLD STORAGE MEAT CONSTANTLY ON HAND.

ja4-tf Santa Cruz. Butchers Union, WHOLESALE BUTCHERS, Office and Salesroom: Popular Market, TELEPHONENO. 76. HARDWARE, PLUMBING, ETO. J.

A. TAIT do CO. Dealers in Hardware, Granite and Tinware STOVES, RANGES, HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES. Agents for Magee Mystic and Model Grand Ranges and Magee Hot-Air Furnace. Plumbing, Tinning, tins Fitting and House Heating GRAND CENTRAL BLOCK, 240-242 Pacifio Av.

Telephone No. 6. G. A. ABRAHAM, Stores, Tinware and Hardware! 12 Locust Near Pacific Av.

Plumbing, Tinning and Repairing Done. Pillows Cleaned. TOW IS THE TIME, TO HAVE YOUR Pillows cleaned disinfected. Five pillows made out of four, by a new proeess. Work must be seen to be appreciated.

Call at No. 12 Cherry St. my 13-lw DUY SANTA CRUZ ICE HOME PRODUC tion; one cent 8 pound. C. E.

CANFIELD Free delivery wagons run to all parts of the city, P. YOUNG. and WILLIAMSON GARRETT, Agents. Orerg filled promptly. HUYCK BROS.

THOMAS. Proprietor. CHESNUTWOOD'S BUSINESS, CRUZ, COLLEGE! The Best Equipped College on the Coast. NO CLASSES. Individual Instruction Given.

NO VACATIONS. Pupils can enter at any time. Ladies admitted to all departments of the College. Six Months' Business Course, $50. Good board and room in private families for $16 per month.

WRITE FOR COLLEGE JOURNAL. J. A. CHESNUTWOOD, Box 43, Santa Cruz, Cal. HAMILTON FAY, Drugs and Chemicals! Fancy and Toilet Articles, Etc.

58 Pacific Santa Cruz. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. H. ADAMS. PAINTING! I Paper Hanging and Decorating.

Leave orders at Wessendorf Staffer's. Residence: 42 Hunolt. off Ocean St. Painting, Graining and Paper Hanging IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Painting and Graining at $2 per day, all tools furnished.

Papering done at 20 ets a roll. Leave orders at W. H. Lamb's, or call at my residence, Branciforte East Santa Cruz. fb25-tf R.

H. OWENS MATTHEWS OSTRANDER, House Movers and Builders 67 Elm st. Work done by the day or contract. Please give us a chance to estimate on work. oc30 New French Laundry! C.

TICOULAT, Prop. 12 Water Lower Plaza, Santa Cruz. First-class Work Neatly Done at Lowest Prices. Washing called for and delivered promptly. FOR SALE.

TOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY property, 80 acres of fine fruit land: miles running from water, Santa oak timber, located Cruz. Call, or address. HENRY W. ZILLMER, Glen Canyon, Santa Cruz. mr19-dew-tf SCOTT ELY.

Undertakers PARLORS, NO. and 9 Embalmers! Office with F. W. ELY, 133 Pacific Av. WESSENDORF STAFFLER, UNDERTAKERS.

71 Pacific Avenue. FLACH. 18 AND 20 SOQUEL AV. Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars, gar Call around. ap29-1m Subscribe for the Sentinel..