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THE DAILY SURF: TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1893. Nye and Burbank. THEIR BUSY NIGHT. MARCH 7,1893 I store furniture, can rent you a stable for your horse and buggy, for $2 per month, sell you coal, dry oak, pine and redwood. Lenoxs pavilion yard, No.

17 boquel Av. The Jaa. Ward Troupe presented last evening at the Opera House the drama, Alter Dark. The acting was admirable and especially that of Jas. and Carrie Ward.

Tonight, Shaughraun. A. P. Hotalings celebrated Cutter Whiskies, also Pepper and Monogram Whiskies, for medicinal and family use, and best brands of wines and liquors at the Commercial, 124 Pacific avenue. Abbe Walsh, Props.

The Young Ladies Institute will makeup a theatre party for Thursday evening to see Shamus OBrien by the Ward Company. For Bronchitis "1 never realized the good of medicine so much aa 1 have In the laat lew months, dunug which time I have suffered intensely from pneumonia, followed by bronchitis. After trying various remedies without benefit, I began the use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and the effect has been marvelous, a single dose relieving me ot choking, and securing a good night's rest. X. A.

Higginbotham, Gen. Store, Long Houhtain, Va. La Grippe Last Spring 1 waa taken down with la grippe. At times I was completely prostrated, and ao difficult was my breathing that my breath seemed as if confined in an Iron cage. I procured a bottle ot Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and no sooner had I began taking it than relief followed.

I could not believe that the effect would be so rapid." W. H.Williams, Cook City, 8. Dak. Lung Trouble For more than twenty-five years, I was a sufferer from lung trouble, attended with coughing so severe at times as to cause hemorrhage, the paroxysms lasting three or four hourf. I was induced to try Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and after taking four bottles, was thoroughly cured.

I can confidently recommend this medicine. Franz Hofmann, Clay Centre, Kans. AYERS Cherry Pectoral Prepared bv Dr. J. O.

Ayer Lowell, Ifua. Bold by .11 Price gl aix 5. Prompt to act, sure to cure tied couples such devotion It was edifying in the extreme. But today, Mr. Ward and I are theonly ones oi the sixteen who havent become detached by divorce.

On that trip, though, wa came very near detachment by drowning. We ware up in the Straits of San Juan de Fuca, on a little bit of a steamer which was all deck and no cabin we were invited guests of Callenders Minstrels going from Victoria to Seattle. I had male a bed on the rounding tops of two big trunks near the gunwale and was sound asleep when a sudden lurch threw me off into the water. It was midnight and that water was awfully cold. I gave a horrible screech as I went into the clammy waves and every time I came to the surface, I screamed again.

I heard them say keep up, were coming, and I shut my mouth and took a long breath and made up my mind to live if I could. But they couldnt find the oars for the small boat and I went down twice it seemed as if I went to the very bottom I had just finished saying my prayers and decided to die like a Christian, when they clutched me by the long curls I wore then and dragged me into the boat. People say death by drowping is blisefni but I hope to die some other way. Apparently, barring accidents, it will be a great many years before the animated and vigorous little woman, who ie a great walker and fond of exercise rather than excitement, has to make the acquaintance of the grim reaper. Let us hope so.

1C' ASt nti Prli iN ITY WHATS GOING GN? TODAY. upervisors. Church Parlors Cheerful irkers, regular meeting. TONIGHT. y)pera House Shaughraun, Ward Company.

Hall N. G. W. regular meeting. A M.

Hall Y. L. I regular meeting. HEREAFTER. 6th and one week The Wards, Opera iuse.

Iarch 14. Musical Society, residence G. P. ird. ylarch 10.

Conundrum Supper, Methodist parch 13 President Jordans lecture, Congre-Yioual Cnureh. ylarch 17-rit. Patricks Day Lecture, Father vNamee, Opera House. SHIFTING SANDS. 1 Finest rigs at the Sea Beach Stables.

rigs at East Santa Cruz stablea. 'tylish rigs at City Stables. A Work. City cabs, day or night telephone 72. jGo to H.

E. Irish fqr first class picture aming, new designs. The Presbyterians will give an ange social at their church Friday Cope is prepared to turn out fits to order on short notice. 'jFine fruit cakes always on hand at the Bakery. The Congregational Sunday-school 'preparing for its Easter Sunday-school Wert.

'Ohesnutwoods Business College. See Ivertisement. Write for journal. C. W.

Hibbard dealer in hay and wood i2 Pacific avenue. Twenty-five persons were baptized four were received into membership the Methodist Church last Sunday. Artists materials of every description in be found at Lester Bros. 1 0. H.

Bliss reports the rainfall to 8 March .94, making 29.08 for ie season. A full line oi perfumery, brushes and lie articles at Horsnydera Drug Store, 2 Pacific avenue. The different banks were closed at jon yesterday in order that statements the Assessor might be gotten out. cheapest place for household goods undoubtedly the Peoples Furniture tore near Y. M.

C. A. building. For the latest novelties in fancy work laterials go to Lester Bros. Jas.

Johnson, a vag, was sent to jail hsterday for twenty days by Justice iraghill. 1 Drink Days of 49 Old Kentucky jourbon, strictly pure. J. P. Molitor, JQ Pacific avenue, sole agent.

Louis Ansel, a small but fiery renchman, was sennced yesterday bv ustice Craghill to ten days in the county "il for battering the face of a bar-keeper I this city. Prescriptions accurately compounded, ay or night, at Horsnyders Drug Store. 52 Pacific avenue. The suit of Coulan vs. Cassin was aded yesterday in the Superior Court, ldgment in the amount of one cent and ie costs of court wae found for plaintiff.

A full line of drugs, fancy and toilet -tides at H. FaysPharmacy. Prescrip-ions accurately prepared. The Pacific Yacht Club has issued schedule for the season of 93. It inodes a cruise to Santa Cruz on July it, remaining over the 4th.

The Parrian Play lecture by President ordan will be illustrated by fifty views If the principal scenes and actors at the ongregational church, Monday evening (arch 13th. Admission 25 cents. Articles of Incorporation of the Pa-iiro Valley Paper Company were filed esterday in the Recorders office. The 'apital stock ie $20,000 200 shares at $100 er share. There has already been sub-jribed $6,200 worth of stock.

1 H. Rustemeyer has just received anew ine of goods. Now is the time to orders ew suit for the winter, 60 Pacific venue. The Fredericksburg draught lager iB ie best. Maxcey Co sole agents for anta Cruz, 35 Pacific avenue and 22 ront street.

Justice of the Peace McKean of Cor-alitas complains to the Board of Super-isors that he has not yet been furnished a docket, code, or necessary blanks. Ie eays that be was elected to practice iw, but wants to know how he is going do it without anything to tell him 'hat the law is. He describes himself a green justice and bints that he is ot particularly in love with his office. Vby is this thus, oh friend McKean? If 'on have no code you certainly should ave a Btock of patriotism which should pur von on the protection of your coun-ry, or rather your village, from the avages of the tramp and Silurian, and haybap in time your loyal servitude nay be rewarded with a code, and may-e two codes, and likewiee a docket and aany blanks forthwith. TBe Santa Cruz Louvre, No.

8 Cooper It, opposite Court-house, Hohmann Agents for the Celebrated ohn iVielands Extra Pale Lager on rang1 1. Also keeps a full line of Cold landwiches. Importers of the Celebrated Old Hermitage Bourbon Sour dash Whisky. The Santa Cruz Lecture Association engaged the above well-known and popular entertainers for the evening of March 16th, 1893. This was done underj'tke belief that the people of Santa Cruz and former patrons of the Lecture Association wanted to hear these men and would sustain the action of the committee.

So far no assurance has been given the committee)by the people that the large sum guaranteed to secure Nye and Burbank will be made up. The committee is therefore seriously considering the question oi canceling the date Jand will do so unless those who wish course tickets will come forward and engage them in sufficient numbers to insure the Lecture Committee against pecuniary loss. The committee will take final action on Wednesday afternoon next. Your sins of omission be on your own heads. The committee has provided three good entertainments in this course.

Help them by buying conrsetiekets. Parties from whom tickets may be secured Edgar Leavitt, J. W. Linscott, Misses C. E.

Oliver, E. M. Stetson, Selina Nswman; D. C. Clark, Tanners Drug Store.

A Bax Social at Happy Valley. The Christian Endeavor Society gave a Box Social at the school-house last Friday evening, and it proved to be a grand success. A fine program had been prepared, and was rendered in a manner that was an honor to those that took part. Following the program was the selling ol the boxes, C. Q.

Hunt being the auctioneer. He brought the smiles to the young ladies faces when he would run the price of their Boxes up to and beyond the almighty dollar. The gentlemen were not backward in bidding, and they had no reason to be, for no doubt many of the boxes cost far more than they sold for. The following program was rendered Instrumental duett Mr Waters and Miss Carrie Bunting. Reading, Reducing Expenses Geo.

Rostrom. Tableau, The Two Orphans Joseph Escamilla and Rosa Aichberg. Pong Lucy Staples. Dialogue, Popping the Question Mr. Waters and Cora Bunting.

8ong Miss Carrie Bunting. Tableau, Old Mans Darting, Young Mans Slave Cora Bunting, Ida Lock, Christie Millerand Mr. Brimmur. Pong Miss Anna Helmke. Recitation Cora Bunting.

Tableau -A Stolen Kiss. Dialogue, Cow-boys Cousin Cora RuntiDB, Rosa Aichberg, Lucy Staples, C. L. Hunt and Geo. Rostrom.

Tableau, Rock of Ages Nettie Smith. Com, Brace Up. Is ft tantalizing admonition to those who at this season feel all tired out, weak, without appetite, and discouraged. But the way in which Ho ds Sarsaparilla builds up the tired frame and gives a good appetite, is really wonderful. So we say, take Hoods Sarsaparilla and it will brace you up, For a general family cathartic we confidently recommend Hoods Fills.

DR GUNN'S IMPROVED LIVER PILLS ONLY ONE FOR A DOSE A WORD TO LADIES. These pills are so different in taste, smell and action from others, that they might be called a medicated confection. Ladies suffering from headaches and those with sallow complexions who cannot take ordinary pills are delighted with them. They make the skm beautiful, free from blotches and pimples, 26c. Eosouko Med.

Philadelphia, fa. For sale by J. G. Tanner and Model Drug Store OPERA TT OUSE, II Santa Chuz, One Week, Commencing March eth. JAMES M.

WARD, The Character Actor and Irish Commedian AND Carrie Clark Ward, THE POPULAR CALIFORNIAN Soubrette and Emotional actress, supported by a first-class Dramatic Company in the GREAT PLAYS OF Monday, March 6th, After Dark. Tuesday, March 7th, "Shaaghraao. Wednesday, March 8tb, Ranch 10. Thursday, March 9th, Shamus O'Brien. Friday, March 10th The New Handy Andy, Saturday, March 11th "Through by Daylight.

Family Matinee Saturday at 2 Oclock. Reserved seats at Tanners Drug Store; no extra charge. Price of Admission 20, 30 and 40 cts. LE BARON R. OLIVE Architect and Superintendent.

Rooms 23 and 24, HOTALIXG Bt'ILDING. SANTA mrz The Best Paper The Surf Delivered by AT 15 CENTR PER WEEK. MRS. L. S.

LLOYD, Makes First-Class Shirts to Order, 6 SOQUEL AVENUE. Satisfaction guaranteed. Reasonable prices. THE COUNCIL PREPARING TO PUSH STREET OPENINGS. Grades on Four Streets Fixed Walnut and Mission Hill Matters.

It was a busy evening with the Common Council and without any expenditure of oratory they occupied nearly two hours with earnest work. The monthly reports of officers showed that only four arrests for drunkenness were made during February, and that forty-eight cords of wood were burned at the Electric Light and Power Works. E. O. Whitney applied for a license as a drain layer.

Bond.of John Grant as Street Commissioner was approved. An application for a city deed to the Tutbill property on River street was granted. MattersVelating to sidewalks od Chestnut avenue and to sewer on Washington street were referred. Ordinances fixing grades on Otis, Rigg, Franklvn and California streets were adopted. A liquorjlicense was granted to Sulll van Chace for the Iacific Ocean House, Councilman Lucas voting.

No. The yawning vacancy in the sidewalk on Mission Hill was a matter of com1 ment, and the Street Commissioner was ordered to notify property owners to put the sidewalks in proper condition for travel on the southerly side of Mission Hill. The gaps in the Eidewalk and macadam on Walnut avenue between Chesnut avenue-and Mission street were also ordered closed. The City Attorney was instructed to prepare Resolutions of Intention for the extension of Pacific avenue, and Cedar and Center streets to the depot grounds. The City Surveyor was also ordered to prepare a grade for Bay etreet.

After allowing the claims for February the Council adjourned for one week. A PACIFIC STAR. Carrie Clark Ward fs Troa to her Own California and Loves It Best of all. The Pacific Coast has a well defined and highly justifiable pride in the many talented, beautiful and popular women who have achieved success upon the dramatic and operatic stage of.the world, and who spent their childhood and girlhood among its big Sierras and giant redwoods or in its broad valleys. One of these, who has honored her profession and her native land by her charmfhg womanhood as well as by her dramatic talent is Carrie Clark Ward, the dimpled and dark-eyed star of the Ward 'Dramatic Troupe, now playing a weeks engagement in Santa Cruz.

Carrie Clark was scarcely out of her babyhood when her parents went to Virginia City, to live and that city wbs her home until her marriage, fourteen years ago, with James M. Ward, the character actor and comedian. Her girlhood was passed amid the palmy days of the Comstock; sfter she finished a grammar school course she was sent to a young ladies seminary in Sacramento, where she acquired numerous accomplishments, as well as a love for amateur theatricals. She was the star in the local amateur troupe whenever she went home to Virginia City for her yacation, and it was there that she was discovered by James M. Ward when he brought out to this coast the brilliant Madame Modjeska.

Carrie waB given her firsts professional engagement in the soubrette part of Nanine in Camille, and playedthrough the large cities of the coast with Modjeska. Before she had finished her first years engagement, however, she had captured Manager ard completely and became his wife. Since then, said Mrs. Ward, I have played almost continuously. I played soub-ette parts with Mrs.

D. P. Bowers when Tom Kean was her leading man, travelled one season as Rebekah in Saml of Posen, with M. B. Curtis, who has since won a notoriety not entirely theatrical; have played with McKee Rankin and W.

E. Sheridan; waa with Bobbie Gaylor a season and we played After Dark through the eastern cities with Corbett and Daly doing the sparring scene. And do you like the East better than California? was asked. No, indeed, nothing could win me from my love I or the coaBt. I have many dear friends in Eastern cities and I could do much better there financially, but I detest the climate.

You must have had numerous adventures, in your years of experience, said the Surf representative; I suppose, of course, you have been in one or more hotel fires and lost your diamonds. The dimple dimpled to its deepest depths and Mrs. Ward laughed heartily as she replied. Im afraid yon wont get a paragraph on either diamonds or divorces. Mr.

Ward and I dont advertise that way. I really did, between ourselves, lose my pet diamond bracelet in a hotel fire but I did not dare even mention it for fear theyd think it was that same old dodge. And then, for divorces. Twelve years ago we were playing in Oregon in a big company in which there were eight mar- PERSONAL SPLASHES. Contributors oi personal items for the Surf should bear iu miud that the name of the sender should always be enclosed.

This is not for publication, but loan indispensable guarantee of good faith required by every well-regulated newspaper. Wra. Kerr ie in Fan Francisco, J. T. Sullivan is in San Francisco.

W. 11. Duke is back from San Francisco. P. 8.

Hunter iB down from San Francisco. Sheriff Cope has returned from San Queutin. Julius Lee was up from Watsonville yesterday. G. H.

Chappell was down from Boulder yesterday. Dan Melson, Felton, was in town yesterday. Geo. B. Hurd returned yesterday to San Francisco.

Chas. Thompson was up irom Watsonville yesterday. L. Fillmore was down from San Francisco yesterday. Chas.

M. Cassin returned yesterday from Watsonville. W. O. Iorier was down from Loma Irieta yesterday.

Col. T. P. Robb returned last evening irom San Francisco. Alex.

Skelton wae down Irom Doughertys Mill yesterday. Attorney A. S. Kittredge was over from San Jose yesterday. J.

Lyons was among the passengers for Boulder last evening. Mr. and Mrs. T. Sheehan, of Corrali-tos, were in town yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. D. W. D.

Huntington, of Oakland, is at the Pacific Ocean House. Miss Catherine McKenzie, of Fths Hill Vineyard, is visiting in Sau Francisco. Major end Mrs. Frank McLaughlin are registered at the Palace, San Francisco. Henry Comstock, of Ben Lomond, is confined to his bed with icflamatory rheumatism.

Mrs. II. D. C. Barnhart and Miss Louise Barnhart have returned from Mount Hamilton.

Mies May Denny returned to Bonny Doon Sunday alter her vacation. School opened yesterday. II. W. Lake, formerly manager of the Hotel Ramona, arrived last evening.

He will take the management of the Pacific Ocean House. Mr. and Mrs. G. Jackson of Atlantic City, N.

have been at the Sea Beach Hotel for eeyeral days. Mr. Jackson is proprietor of the extensive bathing establishments there, which have accommodations for 2500 people. He was very much pleased to meet here Mr-James McNiel, who has been a frequent visitor to Atlantic City for many years. Miss Eliza D.

Keith (Di Vernon of the San Francisco News Letter and a Boston Journalist) of San FrancisCo, and Mrs. BeUe K. Adams, editor of the Household Realm of Cleveland, Ohio, spent Sunday at the Sea Beach Hotel and paid the Surf a fraternal call yesterday. Mrs Adams is charmed with Santa Cruz and will devote a full page of the April number of her magazine to an illustrated article upon this city. Deserving Praise.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, L)r. Kings New Life Pills, Sucklens Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we Btand ready to refund the purchase price if satisfactorily results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits.

Sold by J. G. Tanner and Model Drug Store. Miles Nerve and Liver Pills. Act on a new principle regulating the liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves.

A new discovery. Dr. Miles Pills speedily cure billiousness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation. Unequalled for men, women, children. Smallest, mildest surest 60 doseB 25 eta.

Samples free at 8. A. Palmers. For biliou.nes and headache Simmons Liver is the best medicine the world ever saw. H.

H. ones, Macon, Ga. Wall Papers OF THI- Latest Designs and Colors. INTERIOR DECORATING Done In an Artistic Manner end Reasonable Rates English Tile Papers, For Kitchen and Bath Booms. Parlor, Dining Room and Kitchen FURNITURE.

We are confident that an Inspection of these goods will please you. 71 Pacific Avenue. THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE PROCLAIMS the Model Drug Store The Popular Place to Buy your Goods. WE HAVE POSITIVELY THE Largest and Finest line of Choice Odors in Santa Cruz. We have the largest line of Fine Toilet Soaps in price from 10c up.

Large stock of Tooth Brushes from 10c np. Hair Brashes, Hand and Clothes Brashes, Combs, Sponges, Chamois, Shoulder Braces, Lang Protectors, Chamois Jackets, at popular prices The Model Drug Store, t61 PACIFIC AVI. G. O. WHITCOMB, Manager.

Take Notice tt'ffT1 Having bought the stocK and accounts of the late firm of Parker Robinson, Hardware Dealers, I wish to inform the public that I will conduct the business at the old stand with a full line of Staple Hardware, and invite a share of the public patronage. All persons indebted to the late firm will please call and settle. E. H. ROBINSON.

HOWLAND GODFREY, DEALERS IN Choice Family Groceries, Provisions, Fruit and Vegetables; FLOUR, BRAN. WHEAT AND BARLEY. SPOT COIM Buys our goods, and wa sell at tha lowest living prices for cash. New Firm at the Old Stand HOWLAND GODFREY. 175 and 177 Faetfla BautaCrux, 0PEN HOUSE.

The Latch String Out at the Native Daughters 1'arlur. The Native Daughters held open meeting last evening and their frieDds responded with promptitude and pleasure to their cordial invitation to be present. The program was extended including some novel features. One was an original play, written by Mrs. Kate Cooper, entitled A Mock Initiation.

Some Native Sons, having possessed them-eelves surreptitiously of the most sacred secrets of the sister order, plan to have one of their number disguised and initiated, but they, in turn, are overheard by a Native Daughter, who, with her sisters, cleverly turns the tables and give the novice an initiation which he is not likely to forget. The candidate for initiation, a handsome Native Son, appeared as Miss Wilhelmina Williams, attired in a robe oi pale blue, made aT Empire and wearing a deeply embroidered petticoat, He was quite the belle oi the evening. A spelling match ensued, in which Miss Nora Olliver bore off a souvenir spoon and Prof. Clark a nickel clock, while Miss Nettie Newman and Mr. Will Haslam captured the booby prizes a dictionary and an alphabet primer.

Refreshments were announced as "poi, chase and tamales, the latter being made after an entirely new receipt. Cards, dancing and music filled the rest of the evening. Among the guests from abroad were Miss Helmke, Denver; Miss West, Agnews; Charles Stevens, Massachusetts and Messrs Babcock and Myer, Alameda. Good Cooking Is one of the chief blessings of every home. To always insure good custards, puddings, sauces, use Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk.

Directions on the label. Sold by your grocer and druggist. Are You Going East? If so it will be to your interest to call on the undersigned before arranging for your trip. Avoid the snow and ice and travel via the Santa Fe Route the popular winterGine, The only line running Puilmann Palace and Tourist Sleeping Cars through to Chicago, every day, at the same time. Select Overland Excursions leave every Tuesday.

Baggage checked to destination. For rates, etc. apply to F. H. Parker Agent, Santa Cruz, Cal.

A Sore Core For Files. Itching Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, causing intense itching when warm. This form as well as Blind, Bleeding or Protruding, yield at once to Dr. Bosankos Pile Remedy, which acts directly on parts affected, absorbs tumors, allays itching and affects a permanent cure. 50 cents.

Druggists or mail. Circulars free. Dr. Bohanko, 329 Arch Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by J.

G. Tanner and the Model Drug Store. For health and happiness, the boon of mankind, take Simmons Liver Regulator. all Millinery NEW GOODS I LOW PRICES! A NEW LINE OF SCHOOL HATS, For Misses and Children, will be opened THIS WEEK. Black Straw Dude Hats, 25c.

Two-toned Chip Hats, Plaid Rlbboni. LOW PRICES A SPECIALTY AT THE BON TON. Do not forget our popular Trimmed Hats at SI. 00. Burnham.

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