Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 4

LITERARY NOTES, ought to know but don't. There is pathos in plenty In the lives of this! wild people. The discovery, the christening, and the education of Isidro is at the same lime pathetic, humorous, and dramatic. To read such a story is a rare privilege. Paul Elder Company, San Fran-! cisco, announco that they have In press two initSal volumes of a series, of Nature books which are to tinctive feature among the forthcoming publications of this western house.

"The Garden Book of California," by Belle Sumner Angier of Los An-; geles, will cover the general of home-gardening with particular' reference to local conditions. The other volume is a revised and enlarged edition of Charles Keeler'8 "Bird Notes Afield." Both vohunes will be adequately illustrated and decorated. They will be: Readers of the "Democrat" remem-: ber James Hopper, who used to come' to Woodland to play football when he was on the state university term. He! is now In the Philippines and is often spoken of as the Kipling of that try. The title fits better than ever now that he has given thut quaint story, "The Struggles and Triumph Isidro de los Maestros," which nppears in the current McClure's.

After; all we kuow so little of the real of our now subjects. Hopper knows: the Philippines as Kipling knows India, and he tella us the things we ready this spring. BRODERICK BUDGET. On Friday, April 6, 1906, in this town, there will be held an election for the purpose of selecting three school trustees to serve for the ensuing term. The voters of this town will have the privilege of going to the town ball on Monday, April 2d, between the hours of 8 a m.

and 5 o'clock p. m. and depositing their ballots for the choice of three new fire commissioners to serve, without pay, thanks, or any other consideration for the next year. The barge Montana, which has been! on the ways for some time, in fact, being rebuilt, bag been delcased from her dry dock and now rests comforlably in her natural element just in front of the ways receiving the finishing touches. Upon the removal of the barge Montana from the ways the steamer Dover was placed thereon and is now undergoing a general overhauling, which, when completed, will make her as good as In her maiden -Yolo Independent.

A SANTA ROSA DEATH. in these columns to the effect that Mrs. Win. Blann had been summoned to Santa Rosa on account of the Illness' of her mother, Mre. H.

M. Allen, who suffered a paralytic stroke on March 28th. We have learned since that the stroke was fatal, Mrs. Allen having died on the 30th at the residence of ber daughter, Mrs. G.

W. Purdee. The body was sent to Lower Lake for burial alongside that of her deceased husband, who was buried there about 14 years ago. He was formerly the assessor of Lake county and held the office for two terms. The family resided Lower Lake for more than 30 years.

Several days ago an item Appeared After the death of her husband Mrs. divided her time between her daughters, Mrs. Pardee of Santa Rosa Mrs. Blann of Woodland. Dewas a nalive of New York, of age.

Her maiden name wAs Mary Bill. No other particulars at band. CRUSTY WATCH FIRST ANNIVERSARY One year ago this store was opened, with the intention of giving the and best Jewelry at prices that defy competition, and how well I succeeded, I need only point to Increased trade and satisfied customers. My motto In the future shall the same as in the pastBesl Goods al Lowesl Prices and Satisfaction Guaranteed. EASTER JEWELRY A host of things of beauty sure appeal to everybody.

The latest Brooches, Necklaces, Bracelets, etc. handsome showing of Rings. The est designa in Sterling Silver ties, etc. REPAIRING The many bundreds of watches paired the past year is a guarantee that no guess work is done here. the "know how." Your watch jewelry made like new, and lion guaranteed.

Expert Walchmaker FRANK SMITH and Jeweler Shelton's Drug Store WOODLAND FIFTY- Advertisements not exceeding Ave under this heuding, 50 cents week, or less, payable in WANTED-A woman or girl to rook the country. Apply at this office. up7 DANCE -At Yolo, Friday ev-, cuing, April 6th, given by the Yolo apt -At Willow Oak Park on Saturday night, Aprl! 7th. muste and a good time. ap7d; NOTICE -Two nice furnished rooms rent on first floor.

also good pas-' land for rent. Apply at 33 West street. ap? LET--Furnished and unfurnished! rooms. Southeast corner of Second Oak streets. Apply within.

Lydia Barker. ap7 Yolo county. Just outside city limits. SALE-40 acres of finest land Enquire M. Brown at Sheriff's u76 SALE Ono thoroughbred Holstein bull, 3 years old; 3 tine heifers, gentle driving mare, 3 fine colts.

mower, 2 spring wagons, 1 farm. wagsome furniture, baled wheat hay, mower and feed cutter. Call Arthur F. Steiner. up5 NOTICE -Owing to contemplated I will sell a good, gentle fambuggy or surrey horse, also buggy harness: also a good plano.

All very cheap. Call and very soon or you will lose good bargains. A. C. Ruggles.

ap2d TOMATO PLANTS choice plants, Sacramento Favorite, Stone Ponderosa, the largest tomato; grown. G. B. Hoag, Davisville. ap2 DATON'S SPECIALTIES All guarauteed the best.

Caton's "None Egg Food; Eaton's "None Such" Chick Feed; Eaton's home-raised bage and Tomato Plants; Champion; Washing Tablets; Hilker's Wringing Mops; World's Fair Wagon Jack. Agents wanted. At Eaton's, Conservatory, 537 First street. and chickens wanted. 1127tt NOTICE Just recelveil, a nice lot of alfalfa seed.

'Those who template sowing will it to interest to look at Chis seed and prices. J. C. Sparks, near Cicy mh24tt COTTAGE FOR SALE -A seven-10021 cottage on Walnut street is offered for sale. For particulars aud enquire at the "Democrat" office.

DENTISTS. DR. J. L. SMITH, Deutist-Oftice Yolo County Savings Bank lug.

Woodland, Cal. Room 1 and Telephone Main 458. myltf T. A. GUTHRIE, D.

D. -Dental Office in Yolo County Savings' Building, opposite Byrne Hotel, land, Cal. Telephone No. 1139. A.

N. Dick, M.D. Y. Dick, DICK DICK, Dentists, Woodland, Over Farmers' and chants' Bank. Office hours a.

5 p. m. Telephoue DR. C. R.

DentistFarmers' Merchants' Building, Woodland, Cal. Office 638; residence phone 79. PHYSICIANS. FRANCES LOUISE NEWTON, AL. Physician and surgeon.

Oilice over Zimmerman's drug store. 9 to 4 p. m. Telephone 1014. CHARLES E.

BEEBE-Office in I. 0. 0. F. Building.

Honr9 10 a. in. to 4 p. m. and 7 p.

m. m. Special attention given to chronic diseases. Phone Main 444, Residence, Hotel Julian. Leavo orders al Julian or Leithold's drug store.

f13tt 0 If You are looking for Wallpaper LET ME SHOW YOU. Our line is new, and the best ever shown in Woodland. Our prices are the lowest J. R. Shelton, Druggist.

0 de 1d5 ONE CARLOAD OF' SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS First-class Work at Reasonable Prices, GEORGE STORZ Shop on Main street, 2 doors west of Delmonico Restaurant. JUST RECEIVED PROBATE NOTICE. In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and tor the County of Yolo. In the matter of the estate of J. W.

Bandy, Notice deceased, hereby given that Donday, the 9th day of April, 1906, at 10 d'elock a. IN. of. said day, and the courtroom of said Court, at the courthouse in the city of Woodland, County of Yolo, State of California, have been appointed as the time and place for proving the will of said J. the W.

applicadeceased, and for hearing tion of Ollie Jane Bandy, Edwurd J. Bundy and Claude Bandy for the 1esuance to them of letters testamentary upon the same, in pursuance of their petition, heretofore filed herein. Dated March 28th, 1906. C. F.

HADSALL, Clerk. By H. R. SAUNDERS, Deputy. Arthur C.

Huston, Attorney for Petitioner. aped CITY MARKET! MOSSMAYER CO. TIE ONLY COLD STORAGE IN THR CITY. Wholesale and Retail Butchers and Packere 14144 Public volice Is hereby given that the Board of Trustees of the City ot Woodland will receive sealed bide up 10 5 o'clock p. on Monday, the 161b day of April, 1906, for the sale of wit: the following described property, Two redwood tanka of 30,000 gallons capacity each.

One wooden structure known as the old Waterworks Tank Houso, together with brick foundation thereof down to one row of bricke above surface of ground, and all lumber, steel or other material composing or contained said structure, save and excepting all water pipes running through or contained in said building or connected with the well and pump situated therein. Bids must be enclosed in Al sealed addressed to Chas. W. Pickard, City Clerk, Woodland, and envelope Indorsed "Bids for Tank." bid must specify the amount bid on each separate Item As adver-. tised.

The Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any and all bids. CHAS. W. PICKARD, ap5d City Clerk. NOTICE.

AMUSEMENTS. Concerning "The Two Vagabonds," attraction booked for Tuesday evening, April 3d, the Watsonville Daily Regleter has the following as comment: "The Vagabonde," presented the Abbott Bryant company at opera house last night, was worth whlle. Catchy music, colonial dames, men of the gallant type, and what not that brings one back to the days our One ancestors of tell very about, good were the choruses features. was "Good Night," which was harmonized beautifully, it such an expression may used. The colonial dames sang with lighted candles, Wielr hair done as yore in a splendor whiteness.

There is A stair scene in the last act is novel and the complications that arise because of an old arm chair and its relative positions to various doors create no end of amusement. The nightgown plays an important part in the show. The Temple City Quartet did some admirable work and were encored at least seven times. They do some ex-! ceptionally good singing. There is; little probability that this performance will ever, get the cold shoulder.

A large audience witnessed it, despite the fact that the skating rink in pulling strong these days. The Burch Reiss dog and pony show gave two performances in this city Saturday that were fairly well attended. The show 1s much the same as when it was run under management of Norris Rowe, before the latter firm went into the circus business. Several new features serving of special mention were three excellent athletes upon the swinging rings, an exhibition of balancing given by a lady On a ladder upheld by man, and a good exhibition of tumbling and gymnastic work by the same lady and man. LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mikado rehearsal tonight. L. W. Savage left for Bella Vista Sunday evening. Nice furnished rooms and pasture for rent.

See 50-cent column. Furnished and unfurnished rooms to let. See 50-cent column ad. A woman or girl is wanted to cook in the country. See 60-cent column.

A social dance will be given at WilJow Oak Park on next Saturday night. The Yolo Hand will give a social dance next Friday evening. See 50- cent column. The price of the Sharples Tubular Separator bas been reduced. See J.

A. Murray's new ad. George Storz has just received a carload of spring and summer goods and invites Inspection of the same, Read his new ad. H. W.

Laugenour has an automobile in front of the Byrne hotel which is for hire. Full particulurs can be had by applying ut the botel. Mrs. Susan Montgomery, who is at at her ranch neur Davisville, suffered 3 paralytic stroke Sunday morning, affecting one side of her body. She is in a critical condition.

A first anniversary and the approuch of the Easter season make a happy combination for an and Frank Smith, the jeweler, has utilized the opportunity In his latest pronunciamento. snap in belts at The Vogue next Saturday. Wash belts, just received and silk and velvet belts selected from the stock will be sold at the ridiculously low price of two for 25 cents. See the new ad. PROPOSED SITE VISITED.

Mayor Beamer returned San Francisco Sunday evening from a trip to and Sonoma county. He accompanied Governor Pardee, Mr. Cooper and Senator Ruah to Sonoma to vielt the site offered for the university farm. The party was royally entertained and banqueted, All the visitors and al number of the Jocal people made speeches. There was some sharp and witty repartee between Judge Seawell and Mayor Beamer, and according to the Examiner's version of it the mayor carried off the honors.

Commissioners Wheeler and Anderson and Prof. Wickson did not take the trip. When Mayor Beamer left the party he was Impressed with the idea that neither Governor Pardee nor Senator Rush will go to Contra Costa county, and the probabilities are that none of the commissioners will visit that site again. When Governor P'ardee was asked when the commission will be called together to decide upon the location he replied that he did not know. No date Das been discussed.

DIES IN FAR-OFF INDIA. Mrs. T. R. McDonald is in receipt of the sad news that her cousin, Miss Sadie Wilder, who was born and reared near Meridian, Sutter county, died in Calcutta, India, on February 11, 1906.

Wilder left her home two ycurs ago. She joined a missionary party at Denver. This party went to London, thence to Calcutta. The death of Mias Wilder was due to small- chokea, fucumbers, rhubarb and pineapples at Spaulding'a. Phone 661 mob301t pox.

Chamberlain's Salve is good for any disease of the skin. it allays the itch1ng and burning sensation Instantly. For eale by J. R. Shelton.

Fresh womatoes, asparagus, arti- B. W. Houchin Whiskey This old whiskey is the bighest grade of liquor distilled and guaranteed absolately pure. J. Harbinson Pacific Coast Agent 51 Second Street, Sacramento! tines, per in SOCIAL, Band.

SOCIAL A. H. REAGER Breeder of THOROUGHBRED WHITE WYANDOTTES A Super-Laying Strain. for Fifteen DUNNIGAN, Watch for fourth important Rosenberg Bros. 206 NOTARY PUBLIC, H.

C. GROVER, Notary Public. Knights Landing. Yolo County, Cal. ap3d WOODLAND, FRIDAY, APRIL 20th THE GREATER ROWE MEND GERIE GUT NORRIS Over 100.

-Circus Champions and Celebrities -100 22 Famous Acrialista Equostrians 11 Arabian 18 Daring 23 Marry Mirthful 10 Reckless Rough Riders 7 Russian Cossacks 9 Sensational Equilibrists 20 Astonishing Acrobats A Complete Japanese Girous Superb Carland Entree Scores of Trained Wild Beasts Herds of Porforming Elophanta Camels, Llamas and Bos Indicus Educated Soals and Sea Lions Highest Jumping Horses Thundering Roman Chariot Races Trained Imported Arabian Stallions Only Lady Japanese Artists in America 100 Shalland Pany Ballet Cake Walking Horses Apraliss Marvelous Picards Celebrated Stirk (10) Family Graces Cyclists and Rafter Shalers Tree Beautiful Le Fleur Troupe 10 Lasels Ladies el Form in Classle on Decal Pedestal. Pretty Edna Maretta The Only Lady the Entire Werld he sheom: en the Back of a Swiltly Wunsing Merse 19:30 Grand Street Parade In addition to 0111 circus and Dog and Pony Show! menagerie we have a complete For Indies and children. both shows for one price of admission, WAIT WAIT and see 3 Studebaker Buggies Latest Styles Just In carload of Studebaker top buggles and We have just and steel tires. They are direct from received a runabouts in both things in the vehicle line. You rubber the factory and are very for the best only and we want the newest all know that that they can be bought right.

here in "Studebaker" stands to impress you with the fact Woodland as cheap as anywhere in itie world. Chris. Sieber Co. Main Street, Woodland, Cal 8 4 I 2h3 Camelline Camelline For the Complexion! Camelline LADIES cordially invited to attend the demonstration given all week beginning April 2d atLeithold's Pharamacy. Ladies' Tailoring Department We have made some effective improvements in our Weat End Store arid any.

A now tenturo is first- our belleve that we now have as pretty from other. A LADIES' attendant will be here Adan. All work guaranTAILORING DEPARTMENT, separnio the class Indies' tailor lady WEINMANN CO. teed. Sons' Building, Woodland, Native Bring Your Eastern Friends To California Low Colonist Rates Daily Feb.

15 to April 7 FROM contheir get Hall, terms: r9tf fu bnild2. Bank Wood- D.D.S. Merm. to 368 Bank phone New York, $50; Chicago, $33; Similar Rates Deposit cost of ticket with furnished passenger Kansas City, $25 New Orleans, $30 From Other Points agent and transportation will be in the East. Personally Conducted Tourist Cars Through Without Change Send your friends Illustrated California Literature.

Free of Agent. For full information inquire of any Agent Southern Pacific. I. A. WOODLAND, MORRIS, CAL.

Agent from Allen and ceased years Miss are NUSHAGAK, (25939) Sire of Aristo winner of Occident and Stanford Stakes and winner of 89090. Will make the season at as three-year-old Woodland Race Track. Tom Smith, 2:13 1-4 TROTTING. of all trotting siren. McKinney sire of By the greatest.

Sweet Marie Tom Smith started In 26 races, was 21 Limes a won second money In Oceldent Stuke and third moucy winner, money In Stanford Stake as three-year-old. He has a great producing dam, and granddam, and a producing great-granddum. Will make the season at Woodland Race Track. Prince Ansel, 2:20 1-2 TROTTING. a -year-old by Dexter Prince, sire of 4 in 2:10 ligt: dam Woodflower, broodmare by Ansel 2:20, 5011 of Electioneer two 126, 2d dam Mayflower, great broodmare by St.

Clair 16675. Will stand at Dixon, Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays; Capay Thursday and Friday: Woodland Saturdays and Sundays. Terms Nushagak $50. Tom Smith $50. Prince Ansel $30 Seanson commences February 15th, and ends July 1st.

Usual return privilege, or privilege of having service fee returned providing mare does not prove to be with foal and owner does not wish return. Money due at time of gervice. Woodland Stock Farm, Woodland, Cal. my6d-w 151 10 To Investigate is to Invest! Drop in any time and see what we have-no matter whether you ueed a vehicle now or not. We have purchased a line of vehicles for 1906 which represents the best brains and ability of the manufacturers of the country.

They are good or they wouldn't be here at all; low priced-or wouldn't be telling you of them. R. B. CRANSTON Dealer in Hardware, Paints, Glass, Etc. 21:2 GREAT BARGAIN! 160 Acres near Madison.

Good Improvements: and Lots of Water. Filmer, Brooke Co, 202-d91t.