Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 3

SANTA CRUZ MORNING SENTINEL SUNDAV, APRIL 12, 1903, TIDE TABLE FOR APRIL, 1903. Do You Want to Get MM (1, ftelkiirns LAWN MOWERS A well kept lawn adds mpre to the value and outside appearance of a home than any equal Investment you could make. With one of our new lawn mowers the care of a lawn becomes a pleasure. Price them. that is home made and if used once will be called for again If so use "My Wife's Salad Dressing' still sell CERR'S P0RI OLIVE OIL which is the finest to be had.

refunded if you are not satisfied. f. d. Mcpherson, THE GROCER. Li HINKLE'S CASH STORE.

AN UNEXPECTED D1V0RCH, The divorce of the Paul Jarboea a great surprise to their friends, no one supposed that they baj more than the usual amount of marital woes. They seemed fairly happy, and there was little warning, for they were living together until a month They were married about nine years ago, and had one son named for well-known lawyer, John Jarboe, father of Paul. When Eleanor Dimond married Paul Jarboe It was a fashionable church wedding, and every one thought It very auspicious, both had money, position and the same set of friends. The wife inherited sixty or seventy thousand dollars from her father, General Dimond. They have lived at Santa Cruz most the time since, and came to town only for the busy winter season.

They were with Mrs. Jarboe, who Is considered one of the most brilliant conversationalists In San Francisco. She is very devoted to her son, and now has the grandchild in New York with her. She made a literary venture under a masculine nom de plumo, which was not at all a success, and Furnished for the "Sentinel" by W. R.

Springer. Watchmaker and Optician, 212 Pacific Santa Crus, A Wilt II Wliltll ilt 101 3.34 jl.lj 9.52 6.11 3.431.21 10.03 6.6 4.17 0.8' 10.45 6.1; 4.32 l.Bi 10.39 6.5 4.59 0.5j 11.3K 6.0 5.00 1.9j 11.15 6.5 (It IL Wl I 5.410.4 12.29 5.SI 5.38 2.3 0.00 6.4; 6.25 0.41 1.18 5.6 8.10 2.6 0.26 6.2 7.12 0.1 4.115.4; 7.02 3.0 Superb 1 Easter I Perfumes Delicate as the first blossoms of spring and possessing all the subtle charm ot freshness because tbey come direct from the laboratories' of the makers, and our rapid Belling gives them no chance to lose a bit of their original perfection. A complete assortment both in bottle and bulk goods. All at right prices. J.

G. TANNER Druggist 1 67 Pacific Avenue I DO YOU If ice our line of for A Success We refer to our Electric Coffee Kllllm It doesn't make a great show but it's work is wonderful. Grinds the coffee uniformly and evenly, leaving no large grains, and yet does not grind into a powder. This enables the coffee to maintain its strength and flavor. Our customers have notice the difference and our Coffee trade is increasing daily.

TACKLE Rods, Reels, Lines, Baskets, Flies, Hooks, Spoons, Etc. WHITNEY BROS. UNDER THE TOWN CLOCK. Ill Pacific Avenue. 1 1 n.nin.

Remember i We have 0 J. B. BIAS, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Onion Building hone, John 91. PAINT! PAINTll PAINT I To Builders and Users of Paint! Be sure and see my various grades and qualities of Paint before making your pur Oranges We are selling more oranges not only by the dozen but also by the box than during am. previous season.

Quality and price is doing it. Asparagus-Peas-Rhubarb These vegetables are coming In quite plentiful row and prices are cheaper with each new lot. No 2. Paclflo Av Cor. Mlitlon St N.

Sheldon is here from Berkeley, H. O'Brien of San Francisco Is J. Geo. Dabellch goes to San Francisco tomorrow." Mrs. H.

Newlln la down from Ban Francisco. Elder Wilkerson is back from San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. H.

E. Cox are over from an Jobc IM. C. flarmen'to was in from Boul Creek Saturday. ThoB.

Corcoran of Stockton is at his ottage on Beach Hill. (Mrs. Bertha Kron and son of San Francisco arrived Editor Mllnes, of the Contra Costa Gazette, is town on a visit to 8. F. Grover.

have taken the Rennle cottage on Third St. and expect to make Santa Cruz their home. E. P. Grow has returned from a.

trip south, where he has ebon engaged ini evangelistic work Supt. Linscett, who has been confined to his home by illness, was able to be his office Saturday. IMIss Helen Byrne Is home from the Normal School on a visit to her par ents, Mr. and iMrs. C.

B. Byrne. Henry Cowell. the lime king. Is in San Francisco and able to ride about.

His gunshot wound is healing slowly. Mr. and Mrs H. F. Michener and Mrs.

W. iM. Simmons of Oaltiland have taken the Dunlnp house. 45 Third and will make it their home. Mr.

and Mrs. Davidson ot Indiana See J. W. Lewis, agent Southern Pa cific Co. at Santa Crus depot, about wini.

trln Rflst. Anv and all routes. Personally conducted excursions. No trouble to furnish information. On Saturday morning John D.

Rocke feller with his wife, son and physician. arrived at 9.30 on a special train, ai they left for the Hlg Trees, and then continued on to Ban jose. noon FOR C.HILDWBN. The nleasnnt to take and harmless One Minute Louton Lure pivtn imme diate rHIef In all cases of oough, (. roup and La Ortppe because It does not pass immediately Into tne stomacn, i Hikes effect risht at the seat of the tnmbla It draws out the Inflammation, heals and soothes and cures per manently enabling the lungs to con tribute pore lire-Ktving ana iue-oua-tninrijmr to the blood end tis sues.

J. G. Tanner and Model drug store. A flREAT SENSATION. There was a ble sensation In Lees- viiio iml when W.

11. Brown of tha. nluce. who wias expected to die, had hi Ikfa uuad bv Dr. Klnz's New DIs- mwiv fiw ('nnttiimntion.

He writes: I endured Insufferable agonies from Asthma, but your New Discovery save me immediate reller and, soon tnere-after effected a complete cure." Similar cnre of Consumption. Pneumonia. Hronchltils end Grip are numerous. It's the peerless remedy for all throat and umt troubles. Prk-e 5uc, and $1.0.

Guaranteed ty J. O. Tanner and the Model drug store. Trial bottles free. LABOR UNION RESOLUTIONS.

Bnnta Cnn Federal Labor Union, at Its meeting Friday evening. April 10th, adopted the following resolutions: "Whereas. The Merchants' Associa tion of Santa Crui, has assumed an at- tl'ude of hostility toward the neway organized Retail Clerks' Association, and "whereas. The Retail Caerks' Asso- i common witn oiner iraue iininna i organised for tne accom plishment of a perfectly legitimate and praiseworthy object, to wit: the maintenance of satisfactory conditions of employment, which object tney pur pose to accomplish by purely leglti- MntA mMnf: Therefore be It resolved by Santa Crus Federal Labor Union, that we de- nlore the hostile attitude or tne Mer chants' Association, and would recom- monrt tn the Merchants' Association, to nil emnlovers of labor, a frank recnenltlon of Trades Unionism, to the end that harmonious relations between employer and employe may be established and maintained on the basis of mutual nterest. and tie it luriner "Resolved.

Thnt we tender the Santa rvn Tintsll Clerks' Association the as- aiirnnr-e of our fraternal Interest in tne unifnre of their ors-ani ration, ana we stnnd ready, as individuals and as an nrcnnixntlon. to assist them tn the ao- ctimo shment Of any reasonanie ue- mand. WALKS WITHOUT CRUTCHF.S. I wa nmoh alllicted with sciatica. writes o.

Nud. Inwavllle. Sedgwick "going about on crutches and surferfcn a deal of pain. 1 was In duced to try Unllard's ttnow Liniment, which relieved me, 1 used tivree owe bottles. It Is the greatest liniment I ever used; have recommended it to a number of nersons, all express them selves as being benefited by It.

I now wniu without frutohea. able to periorm a grwit lul of lWt labor on the farm." me and 11.00 at G. Tan ner's and iModel drug CANDIDATE FOR HIGH OFFICE. Howard W. West of Boulder Creek, who is now Grand Inside Watchman of the A.

0. U. Is a candidate for a higher office, to which his labors in the order entitled him. Ho joined the A. 0.

U. W. In 1887. The following year Grand Muster Loud appointed him District Deputy. For two terms he was Master Workman of Boulder Creek Lodge, In 1SS9 he was Again appointed District Deputy and his ability recelv ed recognition in tho form of a rising vole of thanks.

The members of the A. 0. U. W. are well aware of Mr.

West's Interest lit the affairs ot the order, and are satisfied that, he will creditably fill every office to which be may be selected. It Is an eticour agoment to country lodges to have one of their members honored by the Grand Lodge, especially when he de serves It, as Mr. West does. PNiEtniONiA rs nonrtED of its TKRROlia by Foley's Honev and lir. Tt stops the meklnsr Cornell and meals and strengtn- ens the lungs.

If taken In time it will rrewnt an attack of rmeunmnla. He- fuse substitute ii. J. O. Tanner and Model drug store.

AsounWTwIhs at your house, eh I'll bet they're pretty Ntimi "Partly so. One of them Is glrlstomus." Philadelphia Press. tunOt IM IvM "Waffl ntBhs ggjB Tfcfsonal be with Think ti day. Short "The will dal fur no and day chases. noiclasses individual; instruction B08Snpbh.c 1 OEPARTMEHrS NORMAL I All the Commercial branches thoroughly taught.

Teachers prepare Grammar Grade Certificates. New enlarged apartments have been elegantly fitted up to accommodate the Increase ot students who are taking up Shorthand and Typewriting. TERMS Six Monthiln either Department $50.00 Six Month! Combined Course $75.00 Write for Journal. PROF. J.

A. CHESNUTW000, Founder and Principal. PROF. J. H.

JANSON, President nt Minjfler. AtDeiter's, T5 Pacific Ay. ROCK and RYE for coughs and colds 80o per bottle HARRINGTON'S FLUID BEEF Try It. Try the Famous Witter Spring Water For Stomach, Liver, Kidney and Bladder. $4 30 per doien.

Phone, Black 165. FISH DhnnA lomna -'11 KLINGLER'S PLAN ING MILL. Contracting Build' Ing, Cabinet making General Jobbing. All kinds of Mill Work done on short order at reasonable price. Full line of Moulding; and Building Material, game of Screen Doors, price from $1 up.

Water Tanks made to order. The Newest Improved Steam Car per yd. Upholstering and mattress making; first-class work; price reasonable. Give us a call. CJ.

KLIINGLER. Corner ot Vine and Park Sts. sp7-lm Phone John 151. RESTAURANTS. Saddle Rock Restaurant Flrst-CUss and Most Papular Restaurant in Town Eastern and California Oysters served in any style.

Private rooms for families. Home-made Tamales. P. J. CARSTULOVICH, Proprietor.

Phone Main 18. Vi Pacific Av. California Restaurant Flrst-Class in Every Reepeet Best 2Bc Meal In Town Oysters served In every style at all hours. Private dining rooms up and down stairs. k.

CRILETICH CO, 122 Pariflo Av. Phone. Muln SI E. BOWMAN Buggies, Spring Wagons, Harness, Whips, Robes. Y.M.C.A.

Building, Paclflo Av Santa Crui, Cal. UNDERTAKERS. stSSssQVnassTmssm'lWssUsV WliBSENBOU SI Unclortakora.l 71 Pacific Av. I HOOTT A KBARD, a Funrl Dlrsetort sud Kmbalawi IM sad PsclH. ksildane Phons No.

Jsmei 181 Collection Agenoy, 2S Cooper All candle -power electric lamps at Wllley'i Hardware Store. "Ole Olson" will be pro I joij In the Opera House tomorrow evening. flc-lentltic Massage. Steam, Dry, Hot Air and MedWal UymnaHt. O.

Wilkes, MasBeur, Neptune UathB. Electric, Steam and Medicated Bath for Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Malaria, Kidney and. Nervous Diseases. Elec-tr' Uy lelentitlually applied by Piof. Witney, 431 Pac.

A v. Established 20 yra. George II. Fisher and wife have re. turned from Sim Francisco.

School Books at Bracer's, CO Pacific opp, 1st. George Hotel. See rtuUlnaun ft ad for bargains tn real estate on Mission Hill. Uelkaap, the Tailor, haa moved roonn upBtalrs, "Sentinel" building, Wanted tave makers. Santa Crus Lime Company, Pilot Building, Church street.

Grand Ball of the Federal Labor- tinlon at the Armory, Saturday evening, April lbth. Oenta 50c; ladles free. N. Canale does, from thla day. withdraw from the Merchants' Asso.

elation. 8 Fair wenther and warmer today, with light frost this morning. We have tht largest assortment of Bantu. Cruz Views In this city. 3 UlU CUltIO HTORB.

ot.s....i A I a Ill 1 give an entertainment and dance at', Ocean House Hall, 'Easter Momlayi evening, Admission 26 ents. 4 For Cabinet Making and general Mill Work try Hlnklnson's Planing Mill, foot of lAmlier 8t. il'lxme, murk, 473. The banket ball game at the Y. M.

A. Saturday evening resulted: Santa Crui il.Watsonvllle 12. Whiting ft Son wish to notify th-lil any friends and the public In tvneiul that they withdraw their -names from the Merchants' Association. BYRNE BROS, will take down, clean and store your heating stove, and set it up next full when desired, at a nominal price, liuarauteed to be kept free from rust. -Tohn Delerlo has bought out his partner's interest In the Louvre saloon on Cooper Bt.

Take no otner. have no other, use no other whisky than "JeBse Moore." It's better than any other, and you ran have It for the asking, but get it. The grand lodge. A. O.

U. W. meets in San Francisco next Tuesday. and will be in session three days. Counters, Shelving and 8how Cases made to order at Slnkinson's Mill.

foot of Center St Phone 473 Black. I wish to inform the public that I have withdrawn from the Association, and wish my name token out of the list published In the papers. My clerks are all Union men and have Union cards. THOS. FIAN.Ni.Ri, (Miss Holver has iffigned her po sition sb tea-hir In tli? ltriinclfort school Miss Wenck has bee appointed l.er successor.

New oatun-ns. all handome and styl- teh, are Just Cho thin for good dress ers. AU prlres, H. UirSTEMHYBU, the Tailor. Fine Pianoa.

All who are interested In obtaining a First Class Piano at lowest prices and easy installments are invited to call at J. Honev'e iSook store, wnere number of flue Dlanos from the well known Piano Arm of Wiley B. Allen of Sim Francisco, have been nlaced for Inspection. O. W.

Jackson, KtAte Travelling representative, is In charge, and will be pleased to meet you all. F. O. FuHer. wife and son, of Oma- hit Ni-h or eln Ranta Crus.

They are friends of Geo. W. Heard, and may lo cate In Santa (Tus. Trv some of C. B.

Towne's Blend of Coffee. THE GRAND CANYON OP ARIZONA The Grand Canyon of Arizona haa been characterized by the globe trot tr sb the most wonderful of all things on earth. David Starr Jordan, Joaquin Miller, Charles P. Lumrnls, Rtmldard. and other notable writers Old Joe's Steam Beer Half and Half SUNNY BROOK STRAIGHT WHISKEY THE COURT, W.

ED MAXCY, Prop. 14 Coopar Street. CREAT BARCAINS! nUIUUXtl LOTS IN B08TON TRACT 1) liluion UlU. ROBINSON A Eirliiilve Agent, it rtclflc Ar. tfu Hi AvnaioTTS.

Attornev. Rooms 8 and 4 County Bank BUlg. Established May ist, ifiSS. Santa Cruz Marble Works Manufacturers of Cranltaand Marble Copings. Headstones and Monument.

Cement Copings. First clns9 work at Lowest Prices. J. H. BILODEAU, 14 Bulkhead St.

FOR LETTER-HEAD BILL-HEAD STATEMENT BRIEF BUSINESS CARD VISITING CARD CIRCULAR HOOK I1LAN1C And All Other PRINTING Finest Assortment of late si vies in Job Type south of San FrnncUeo, largest stock of Fin? Sta tionery for Printing In the County Call and get Prtrof soo samples of Our Work. Call at This Office. have this and of of seph Sale bkiB ainv for up or call to the ft J. 18, Is as C. Rev Mr.

Hick" will preach this morning at the Presbyterian 'hunh. Easier concert thla evening by the iSunduy school, Father Fisher will preach this morning at the Catholic Church on the "Resurrection," At the Unitarian Church there will an Kaster service tn the morning reception of new members. Sermon. "Death and Immortnllty." In IM evening the sermon will be on "What Ye Unitarians of ChrlBt?" Unity Spiritual Society, Farmers' unit ueetlnv at 11 A. iM to Lecture, followed by psychic reading, by Mrs rnmmoiiH nnu Mlchener of Oakland.

Christian Science service, Odd Fellows' Puildlng, small hall, 11 A. M. Subject. "Doctrine of Atonement. Easter service iouowmg mc Pinion.

Rev. E. D. iMcfrcery's subject at the Meihodlst Church this morning is Living Christ and the Living Church." This evening the Hunday school will rnder a choral service. At the Christian Church the morning service will consist of speclail muss and a sermon on "Did Jesus 'Kiss From the Dead?" In the evening a special Easter service.

A nice program be renaeren Dy ine um. music. SAVE Til LOVED ONBS! Mrs, Mary A. Vliet. Newcastle.

writes: "I "believe Halliard's Horehound Syrup is auiierlor to any other cough medicine, and will do all that is claimed It. and It Is so pleaaant to take. My little girl wants to take it when she has need for It Bollard's Horehound Syrup Is the great cure for all pulmonary aliments 25c. f.0c and 1100 at J. Tunner'a and Model drug store.

TtORMBD TUB GRAVE. A startling incident Is narrated by ruivor Phibulehihla. as fol lows: "I was tn am awm condition. My skm waa almost yellow, eyes sunken, rnmtmt main continually in back Bides, no apuetite. growing weaker bv day.

Three physlcluns had glv- Then 1 mu advised to use Electric Hitters: to my great joy. mr first bottle made a derided Improve ment. I continued tmclr use lor inree weeks, and. am now a well man. I know they robbed the grave of another victim." No one should fail to try them.

Only 60 cent, guaranteed, 6t U. Tanner's and Modal drug store. WINS HIS FIRST GAME. Frank Arellanes pitched hia nrst game in San Francisco Thursday and won It, allowing the Seattles to make only four hits. The score was, San Francisco 6, Seattle 4.

Says the Call: Young Arellanes had the honor of winning his first game this aeason. The youth showed he had soma of tile right kind of baseball blood coursing through hlB veins. His control was good and he had a package of speed that kept the other men wondering while they stood at the bat and faced the youngster. Besides this Arellanes practically won his own game In the fifth. The score was a tie, and two were on the bags with as many gone to the bench.

Arellanes Just waited for a good one and when it came he smashed It far out Into the left garden, scoring both the runs. CHRONIC BRONCHITIS CURED. 'For ten vears I toad, chronic oron chltls so bad that at times I could not micnk sibove a whiMper." writes ir. Imn.h Coffman. of Montmorenci.

lnd '1 tried Rii remeoiesi wn wim no success, rvrtunateiy my employer suggested tihat I try Foley's Honey and Tar. Its effect was almost miraculous, and I am now cured, of the disease. On my recommendation many people have used Foley's Honey and Tar, and always with satisfaction." J. O. Tanner and Model drujr store.

LARGEST OIL FIELD IN AMERICA. It is now conceded that the Jesus Maria rancho, covering eleven leagues or about 48,000 acres, Is prospectively the largest oil pro ducing field In the United States. A fabulous sum haa already been offered for the Packard portion comprising 10,000 acres. When the million dollar figure Is reached the prop erty will probably change hand. Lompoo Record.

Ladles, clean your kid gloves with the Dry Cleaner. It Is not a liquid, leaves no odor and can used while the glove Is on the hand. For sale only by J. H. Horsnyder.

Druggist THE 10NE REFORM SCHOOL A peculiar condition of affairs at the Iono Industrial School is revealed by the report of the Assembly Committee which Investigated that institution. A paper published by the school Is print. ed at Stockton at a cost of $40 to $50 per month, while the printing plant bought for the school by the State Is disused. This plant wag purchased to give employment to the boys and to allow them to gain a knowledge of the printing trade. It was cast asldo by Superintendent Redick on the ground of economy.

He claimed that it cost more to print the paper at the school than to contract it ouL For the same reason bread is bought from a Stock ton bakery Instead of being baked the boys at the school. Apparently the name should be changed to the Preston School of Idle ness, for the whole scheme and purpose of the Institution have been sac rificed to petty economies. To save a few dollars a month, the boys are denied the opportunity of learning to be printers or bakers. It seems that the entire scheme of Industrial education has been allowed to fall Into Innocuous desuetude to save running expens), yet Industrial education as a means ot reforming vicious boys was the pur pose In view in founding the school. It Is a pity that so beneficent a scheme has been so basely prostituted.

As a fact the school has never had a fair show. It never had but one 8u perlntendent who appreciated his moral responsibility, and who en- deavored to make the school what It was Intended to be. That was David S. Hlrsclibcrg. Oakland Tribune.

DREADFIT, ATTACK OF WIIOOP. ino comm. Mrs. Ellen llnrttson. of 800 Park Av.

Kaiiwui "ltv. writes as follows "Our two children had a severe attack of wihouplng cough, one of them In the paroxysm oouirhlng would often fulnt ntnl Jileed at the nose. We tried xvervtlhlnir we heard of without gittilll relief. We then wiled In our family doctor who prescribed Foley's Honey and Tar. With the very llrst doae Wiey Jegan to Improve ami we feel that it haa twvert their Riftme substitutes.

J. U. Tanner uikl Model drug store, Are you a subscriber to tho "Sontlnol" We was for ago. the the big, for of I Money LINE NEEDED. Pajaronlan: When a through llnu of railroad cuts across this county from Watsonvllle to Laurel via Santa Cruz, or up the coast, one big modern hotel, will not be large enough to accommodate the winter tourist travel to Santa Cruz.

And the through line of railroad is coming. It Is the greatest need of Santa Cruz county at the present time, Subscribe for Ihe "Sentinel M. M. M. Cough and Cold Cure 25 and BO cant IT Gillen Duprey Leading Pharmacists.

92 Pacific At. Opp. Court House. de-tt LE BARON R. OLIVE, Architect and Superintendent.

Office and reildenca. Bay St. Telephone Rwl "fl (he BEST COFFEE also. DUE NOTICES IS SERVED. Due notice I iierobv served on the puWIo generally that DeWkt's Witch Haiel Bdsve Is the only salvs on the market Wiat Is made from the pure, unadulterated witch hozel.

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve has cured thousands of Cases of piles that would not yield to any other treatment, and this fact genuine DeWitt's Witch Hasel Salvs are never dlnappiinted, because It cures. J. O. Tanner and Model drug stoTe. Reckless extraragranice: "These grand opera slnsers are awfully extravagant." 'That's so.

I actually heard of one who suing her baby to sleep with a hundred-pound aria." Tld-Blts. MAKES A CUBAN 6WEEP. There's nothing like doing a thing thoroughly. all the Salves you ever heard of, Bucklen's Arnica Balve is the best. It sweeps away and cures Burns, (Sores, nrulees, Cuts, Bolls, Ulcers, Skin Erupthms and Plies.

It's only 25c, and guaranteed to ive satisfaction by J. O. Tunner and the Model drug store. CENTRAL WOOD YARD Phone Black 302. 232 Pacific Av.

If you want to save money by buy ing your wood, Call on us and get our pikes before buying elsewhere. Satisfaction Guaranteed. HKUEGiKK Props, aprll-lw 8ICN8 OF ALL KINDS WHEN YOU WANT A SIGN GO TO W. h. Galloway ajrd wife, professional union Sign Painters, who will mafce what you want tn an artistic manner and at reasonable prives.

Location next to Shelby'l blacksmith shop, Soquel Avenue. We are to stajy and want your trade, ttte some of our work over Towne's grocery. apl-tf OPERA HOUSK OPERA HOUSE EASTER MONDAY APRIL 13th Return of the Best of Swedish Dialect Comedians Ben Hendricks And an Excellent Company of Players Including The Famous Original 8WEDISH LADIES QUARTETTE Direct From Stockholm, Sweden In the Time Tried and Eever rtlPl'LAK CtlMITCDY-DRASrA OLE OLSON Filled to the Brim with ItOARINO L)UriSI-Y SCENES Touches of Heart Interest, Hrilllant Specialties. Reserved Seats 50c 75c. Oallery 50c, Seats on sale at Glllen Duprey 's.

713 Marks! San Francisco J. HINDS street, No. BB Pacific Avenue, It 121 13 14 15 W. H. LAMB.

Cor. Pacific Av. and Church Santa Cruz. told of Its beauty. The trip to Canyon is out of the beaten paths an never to-be-forgotten experience.

It la now possible for citizens California to visit the Canyon in perfect comfort via the Santa Fe. Per sonally directed tour will leave San Francisco April 27th. Everything first-class and up to date. Call on or write, H. R.

Sterne, General Agent, '11 South First, San Jose. On Saturday iMary Itapetta peti tioned the Superior court lor letters administration In the estate of o- Hapetta, valued at 13,300. of City Bonds at Four Per Cent Interact! Free of Taiea, To Inventor, attention is palled that will be received at the Cltv Hull, at our mmw. or tv the committee. any numbur ur orurlrutl water iximix Do 19.

to run from one to nve years, anv number from one to 306 of the mj iuii ll.MI, IU wlv. and lose no time to secure a tirst-ckuBB Investment, before urranee- munis are ruanle to place them else- wher. TAX PAYERS COMMITTEE. Mrs. D.

D. Crowley, who Is reported have horsewhipped her husband, a prominent physician In Oakland. Bpent past two summers at Capitola. The Crowjeys have been married, divorced, reconciled and remarried, and are again at outs. NOTICE TO TUB PUBLIC.

Being recent arrivals and having opened a place of business at No. 10 ux.UBt.8t., we respectfully solicit your patronage. We quote the following references as to our work: Robinson California Market, F. D. Mc pherson, Chas.

H. Uodge, Brunswick Billiard Hall, C. E. Town, Glllen ft Duprey, Saddle Rock Restaurant, A. Hinds.

NICHOLSON SIGN 2 Signs of Every Description. No. 1 of the Newsletter, a i-column 4-nage publication, bearing date April Santa t'rui, A. O. Hlllen and Ne iM.Kay, publishers, Is nour table.

It devoted to unionism, carries no ads, seems to he published without price, and Is neatly printed F. A. take notice. For ceme tery work cut and set according to the square, compass and plumb line, and a mason would set his work, call on A. W'liOD, Phone Wack 115, Ocean and Hubbard St.

2 The Cheerful Workers will sell Sum mer Neckwear, hand made Corset Cov ets and Handkerchiefs at the sale at Mrs. MoPherson's Tuesday afternoon. April 14th. The annuail Easter Tea wlil be given hv the Indies of the Parish Guild. slsted bv the Ladies of t.

Agnes Guild of Calvary (Episcopal cnurcn. at lower Masonic Hall. Thursday. April zjo. Admission 26c 5 to 7 LM.

rrae Ron Ton Millinery will reopen early In May In the Cappelmann cuiia mg with an excHWive eioca oi mini slected In New York ana nosiun. iiv store Is to have a plate glass Iront am be remodeled throughout. Foley's Kidney Cure makes kMneys and bliiiWer rutin, uon i oemy iiuB J. U. Tanner and Model drug store.

Fever amd Ague. A dose will usually ston a chill, a continuance arwuya mim rw in 'xi. Eiinmta. thian, Texas. May 31, 1899, writes: "We have used HertiUie in our lamuy eUht years, and found It Is the best niw iiip we nave ever uiu nn hllinus fever, and malaria.

lioe at J. G. Tanner's and drug store. A PREMEDITATED INSULT. Time waa when a business man es.

teemed It to be the highest honor he could attain to be able to say with truth that his word was as good as his bond, and to have his neighbors so regard It. There appears at present to be a class of business men whose word Is without value and who arc proud of the fact that their lignilurii it worth less than the paper njion which It Is written. Surf. W5ATTTY AND STRENGTH Are desirable. You are strong ami vigorous, when your blood la pure.

Many nay. most women, fail to prop-oilv thWr food, and so become pale. suHow. thin and weak, while the lirlRhtness, freshness and beauty of the skin and complexion, depart. Remedy tbii unpleasant evil by eating food, and taking a small dose of Heroine after each meal, to (IJgest what you have eaten.

60c at J. Q. Tanner's and Model drusr store. For liver troubles and. constipation There's nothing better In creation Than Little Marly Risers, the famous little pills They always effect a cure and save doctor mms.

Little Early Risers are different from all other piills. They do not weaken the system, but act as a ionic to me tissues 4y amusing the secretions and restoring tlhe liver to the full perform ance of Its functloms naturally, Tanner and druff store. U. DEATH OF MRS. MARY SCHWIND.

Mrs. Mary Schwiml, widow of the late John Schwind of Stockton, and cousn of the late Mrs. Mary Tnit, died Friday afternoon. After the death of her husband, John Schwind, and only daughter, Mrs. Mary Ed- warts, seventeen years ago, she came to Santa Cms and had made her home with Mrs.

Talt over since, except a few weeks before her death. John Schwind was a butcher up to the time of his death. A THOUftHTFUL MAN. AnnMn nf knew what to do in the hour of need. HIS wife had such nn unusuait case ot stomai and.

liver trouble, physicians could not he(p her. He thought of and tried Dr. Kings New i-ue i-uis nnu she got relief at once and was finally cured. Only 25c, at J. G.

Tanner ana the Model drug store. PROF CLARKE WWLL MEET 0RCIIARDIST9. Prof. Warren T. Clarke of the University of California will meet the orchanllsts of this vicinity at tho Court House on Tuesday, April 14th, at 2 P.

to discuss the campaign against the codlln moth and other points of lntoret to frult-growem. 0AlfTOTtSA, litis Kind Ym tun mm bougrg here, i der In I i since that time she has confined herself to writlnar chort stories for Munsey's, of which her son-in-law, Jerome Case Bull, Is one of the editors. Paul Jarboe was left a partnership with Mr. Goodfellow which might have brought a comfortable fortune, but he hated the study of law, abandoned gradually, and went into unfortunate mining speculations. He seemed always fatigued, but he and his wife were devoted to one another, apparent ly.

They Joined in the same sports and were held together by the love they bore for their son. People prophesied, as people always do, that his wife would not tolerate indolence. but she made no murmurs, for he was thought to be in delicate health and might, at any moment, turn Into a consumptive. They came up to town last fall and took apartments at a fashionable hotel and were on the best of terms. Later Mrs.

Jarboe went In to the country, with her sister, Mri. Joe Tobln. To the amazement of every one the divorce was granted. The first suggestion of it was through the newspapers. Mrs.

John Jarboe, of course, will look after her son, who is her favorite, and It is said that she does not care to return to California. She likes tho literary atmosphere surrounding the Bulls, who have given up their chicken ranch in the Santa Cruz mountains, where they went for the benefit of Mr. Bull's health, and returned to New York. Mrs. Eleanor Dimond Jarboe will soon go Bast to visit her child and relatives there, and will not come back here for several months.

It is rumored that It Is not impossible that she may wed blonde German baron who has been at Canta Cruz for several years. The U'asn. KIND WORDS. Pajaronlan: Santa Cruz has had a new birth since her bond troubles have been settled. Well, a change was needed; and we hope that there will bo no turning backward in tho good times which have come to the county seat.

When it gets onto a through line of transcontinental rail road It will be the brightest diamond among all the winter resort towns with tho Eastern visitor, and it will become as well known as Los Angeles all over tho country. And when that good time comes Pajaro valley will be keeping step to the music In the front rank of prosperity. HOTELS. HOTEL SANTA CRUZ. ONE- BLOCK FROM THE CODRT- House and Opera House.

Best Table Service. Meals 25 cts. Sunday dinner a specialty. Reasonable ratea by the week or month. SCHROEDER HANNBGRESS, fnSO-tf Proprietors.

RIVERSIDE HOTEL AND COTTAGES. FRED BARSON, PROP. NEAR THE beach. Extensive grounds. Accommodations for tourists, families and the sojourning publle generally.

Tabls board. Livery btabls on the plaoe. Terms moderate. Free Bus. Telephone Red 267.

Hageman Hotel ixcawa on ractnc Arena Near Business Center Table First-Class W. K. KRIEQ, Prep. Jyl-tf ENTERPRISE IRON WORKS Santa Crus. C4.

Phons Bed 11. EUCENE COLBURN, Prop. (Successor to Frank Bartlett.) All kinds of machine work. Iron and Brass Casting. Architectural and Structural Work.

Steam and Gas Engines a specialty. All orders will recslve prompt atten tion Office and WorM, Cherrv Street SANTA CRUZ FOUNDRY. Cherry Santa Crui, Cal. Ught and Heavy iron and Brass Cast- Infra. Architectural, Agricultural and Mining a specialty.

Machine Work Furnished. R. E. DORAN, Prop. Phone James 15L Independent Market.

1 78 Paclflo Av. HARRINGTON MOORE, PROPRIETORS. The Best of Fresh and Salt Meats Sausage, Lard, Bacon, Ham, etc. Particular attention given to supplying families. Wagons run to all parts ot the city and vicinity.

Orders promptly Hid satisfactorily filled. Give us a trial. Teltnhnne Mala 10. Have Your CARPETS CLEANED We have ttp-todate Machinery to do It with. Give us your order.

WESSENDORF STAFFLER Minneapolis Furniture Co. (fSLATERITB I. MINERAL KrmBWt. Does Youp Root Leak? ItcprtlMt with EirterU. Tn rolls twj to Uy; nwdi do or coating food over old Iron, tin, slink nr Iilnglfi; be.t for iit'W roofs, Ak (or mm plus aud descriptive circular.

For 6ale by BYRNE 6anta Cruz THE ELATERITB ROOPINO CO. Factory, Oakland. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE OFFICE AND MY UST OF PROPERTY FOR SALEF I HAVE MANY BARGAINS In Houses and Lots. And espeoially so now that the City Bonds are In prooess ot com promise. A.

HINDS. of A. Has boen moved to across trie opposite Walnut Avenue..