Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 4

PURELY PERSONAL tod Gains of Well Social of interest About Who Dwell in or Sear the City of Woodland, Will Longrus went to Marysvtlle today. Al Merrftt went to Palo. Alto this rooming. B. M.

Eager returned to Suisuh tills mornlag. Miss Edythe Van Anda went to Yuba City today. Beamer was an arrival on the noon.train. Tjler Ball returned from Willows this morning. Miss Gertie Noe left Tor Berkeley this morning.

Mrs. II. P. Snavely went to Napa this morning. Mrs.

M. Pullan went to San Francisco this morning. Miss Kate Kuhn went to Sacramento this morning. Mrs. J.

J. Ward went to Healdsburg this morning. Miss Ilattia made a trip to Sacramento today. Miss Bertha Miller was an arrival on the noon train. sMtlle Grace Plckard went to -Santa Rosa this'morning.

W. S. Wall went to San Thursday afternoon. 3 W. H.

Grant was a south-bound pas. Sengejv this morning. Father Bell returned to Santa Clara Thursday afternoon. J. H.

Dungan was a south-bound passenger this morning. J. W. Duncan and family have returned from San Jose. Thomas Rodman returned to San Francisco this morning.

Misses Rose and Eroaline Miller left for Lincoln this morning. WycUoS left for Orovllle on the noon train; Mrs. Ella Alba was an arrival on Thursday afternoon's train. Harry Porter came up from San Francisco Thursday evening. George Craig was a south-bound passenger Thursday afternoon.

Miss Maggie O'Keefe went to San Francisco Thursday afternoon. Judge B. T. Lanipton went to San Francisco Thursday afternoon. Miss May Snavely left this morning for a visit'with Vallejo friends.

Mrs. Cox and daughter, Miss Delia, were arrivals on the noon train. Henry West came down from Dunnigan Thursday and returned today. Ernest Wells and Fred Bullock were north-bound passengers this morning. Gertrude and Awilma Gable to Marysville on the train.

Mrs. Thos. Boyer and daughter, Miss Rcna, made a trip to Sacramento today. Mrs. Ernest Griffin went to Marysville today to visit with Mrs.

J. L. Hare. W. W.

Pheips, brother of the editor of the Stockton Independent, is in this city. Mrs. Ella Hershey and daughter, Miss Davldella, came down from Blaclts this morning. Mrs. W.

C. Snavely and daughter, Miss Ruth, were south-bound passengers this morning. John S. Blanton, formerly bookkeeper at the Byrns but at present of San Francisco, is in this city. S.

II. Jackson, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. J.

Willongljby, returned to Oakland this morning. "Uncle Cale" Wilcoxon was able to he up town Wednesday, but is still quite County Farmer. Miss Rowena Merrill went to Berkeley this morning, where she will join a party bound for the Yosemlte valley. Aniong the arrivals Thursday evening were Clarence Clanton, Roy Hillhouse, J. B.

Eakle and J. J. Brown Master Lewis White, who has been visiting in the vicinity of Woodland, returned to San Francisco this morning. Charles Ilgner and wife arrived from Marysville Thursday afternoon. They returned to Sacramento this afternoon.

Mrs, T. C. Clifford, her son Curtis and daughter Ynez, left this morning for a three weeks' visit in San Fran- tlBCO. -sj Mr. and Mrs, L.

D. Stephens anrt their "Ton, DIxon, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Craig and P. N.

Ashley )eft for Highland springs Thursday afternoon. Miss Bessie Klzea, who has been visiting p. Bean and family, left for Sacramento Thursday afternoon. After visiting with Mrs. James Farrls she will leave for her home in Missouri Fred Siegel left for Middlctown, Lake counly, via Calistoga, this morning He hae been employed as commissary by the United States geological survey party that is now at work in Lake county.

party consisting of George Gray Ed, Hedeman and Charles Clowe lefl for Highland springs on Wednesday They were In charge of Miss Wary Craig's Baddle horse, Miss Cassle Craig's pony and phaeton and Mrs J. S. Craig's horse and buggy. Miss Matlle Garrette returned from Texas Thursday evening. She was met Et the depot and warmly welcomed by relatives and friends.

She looks well, and tha Texas cjlmale evidently Agrees with her. She Bays she every moment of her visit. Fact, Hall will treat you square. He has been tho business lone time and known 'now. CHURCH HOWS.

Sunday ichool only the M. EL church next Sunday. Methodist Episcopal church South, corner Second and Court J.LJones.paator. Sunday school 10 Preaching at 11 a. m.

and 7:30 p. m. Second Baptist church, Second street'between Main-street and Lincoln will be services at the church henceforth. Sunday school at 2 o'clock. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 7:30.

Congregational church, First street, between Main street and Lincoln Calvert Smoot, minister. Morning service at 11. Sunday school at 18:15 p. m. Next Sunday morning Mr.

Sraoot will deliver his first anniversary sermon. No evening service. Church of the Holy Rosary, Main Father Horgan, assistant. Mass will bo celebrated tomorrow at 8 and 10:30 a. m.

in.the church by Father Horgan. Father Grealy will celebrate mass at Knights Landing at 9 a. m. and at Blacks at 11:30 a. m.

Knights school at Id -a. m. Preaching every Sunday night, the fourth Sunday at 11 a. m. school at 10 a.

m. Preaching first, second and third Sundays at 11 a. m. Mary's Chapel- Preaching every Sunday at 2:30 p. m.

You are cordially invited 1 to these services. L. Smith, pastor, St Luke's Episcopal church. Second street, between Main street and Lincoln avenue, Rev. D.

B. Holt, Sunday school 10 a. morning prayer and sermon, 11 a. evening prayer and sermon, p. m.

On the first-Sunday in the month, there will be celebration ol the holy communion at the 11 o'clock service. 'Christian church, corner street and Lincoln O. P. Shrout, pastor. Preaching at 11 a.

m. and p. m. Bible school at 9:45 m. Next Sunday morning Rev.

W. M. Forrest, of Calcutta, India, will preach. Mr. Forrest has spent a number of years in Calcutta as a missionary un- rter the auspices of the C.

W. B. M. He is a very fluent and forceful speaker. The pxtblic'ls most cordially Invited to hear him.

Preaching at 8 p. m. by the paator. First Baptist church, corner College street and Lincoln Thomas P. Boyd, pastor.

Services at 11 a. m. and p. m. Sunday school at.

10 a. in. B. Y. P.

U. at 7 p. m. Preaching By the pastor. Morning subject, "A Critic's Idea of Practical Religion." Evening, "Our Nation's Youth, In Picture, Song and Story." A patriotic service.

Fifty sreat pictures. Four illustrated songs. Special song, "Hello, Central, Give Me Heaven," illustrated. All welcome. FOR boiler for five-horse power engine, practically new.

B'or tull particulars enquire at this office. Will be Bold at bargain. jyG FOR young horse, 3 years old. Enquire at this office. jy3 NEW UNDERTAKING T.

H. Kitto has opeiled up-to-date undertaking parlors on First street, in th9 Hunt block. First-class In every respect. I have had years of experi- 3nce In the business and can guarantee satisfactory service. Open day and night Also, County Coroner's office.

T. H. KiTTO. PhonVMain 254. ap21tl Notice to the Public.

The city marshal, W. C. Gwlnn, especially requests that no firecrackers be discharged during the parade. SUBJECT A ACCREDITED. It has been decided by the commit- on accrediting schools that -A and oral expression) on- the list shall have reference to language forms of expressions used in ill classes, languages, mathematics, ilstory, literature and science.

An ifflcial notice received by Mr. Hyman itates that the A which was left off the 1st of accredited subjects of the Wood- tand high school this year has been replaced. The reason for this as stated the committee is to do justice to he work of the English teacher, which is highly recommended In the same and to do away with Ihe im- iression that the removal of the A 'lad anything to do with' the work in he English classes or in English com- rasilion. Diphtheria relieved in twenty 'ites. Almost miraculous.

Dr. Thomas' 3clectric Oil. Al any drug store. For a good shave, hair-cut or flham- 'oo. go to Dlnzler's barber shop.

tf Disease Not Rare, but Kidney Dleeawo (e Dleease 8th to I0th Month It Be- comea Chironfa and Incurable by All Known Means Except tho new Fulton Compounds, which Accord of We have before uj a little work on fcldnoy -lUuftfcCfi by Joaeph F. of 4ojpMa, tbat acme thlDgo tbatavory- aoe ought to know. Many people Imagine Disease la rare, wbea, In fact, It covers tho wliole gamut of kidney dlneases. TuUbook seta out that thekldnoys bavebut one fuQotloc, the eHmioaifon of (be urea a ad waste products, and that Ml Interferences u'lib thut lunotion are called Brlght'i Disease KdiJfB-rdB BddB: "For the benefit nunK wlio may read this book will elre a Hat of the wblub I Attribute to of Kidney, ol the Kiduey. fulty Dd-feuaratJoD of iha Kidney.

Inflammation the Kidney. Uruemla. of tho Kidney." Thua, all aUctse Brlght's 1)1 tha aeriODs queslioa In. In acuEc or chronic? Inotlicr It It ln(he or aciCOn-iary alagef Aftor etRth to lonih mouiti It cbroolo and la tbcu Incurable by mi Uuown sneaoa except tbe Pultoa Corn- Don nd a Tlte are not usnaltlve. Is ofu-n no nolloo of tha trouble till liai faaieneJ.

It kidney In tbtj Huge Renal Ckitnpound will cure It tiuloldy. If It Is of more than to 10 mbotba BmuJh)? Jt tblor wHl euro It. ID proof that cotblng cite all modlaal works that totbia ttiere bM bee a DOtblng that Chroclo Ur.ghfb OUeabe. tbe Job a Ban f'ranolioo, ara flrat people In world to a poaltlve Breaantlng a dctlolieparooDtureof per coot), giving out the Hall of cured, fell amonf purely chronic, If you kind of kidney trouble, la only 'njj lo take. The Banal Oompouod for 1 a KjRse IB I); for John J.

Pulton Co. WKehliftOD San franclsco, J. Ajent for SAWYER'S EXCELSIOR BRAND POMMEL SUCKERS Mutt or aaddte can not CLOTMHG For of wcrfc. took i If not at dealers, write I.X.B.fntriftur-.BoUKfr., FIFTY-CENT COLUMN. FOR tons of alfalfa hay at $5 per ton in the-shock.

Enquire of R. B. Cranston. Jy7 FOR varieties of plums, prunes, pears and apples, at my orchard, at 1 cent per pound. P.

BECK, Near Knights Landing. JyG HORSE FOR light bay horse, five years, old well broken and good traveler is offered for sale. For particulars enquire nt this office. Jy6 DENTISTS. JOHN T.

OF DENTAL SURGERY. Dental rooms over H. B. Cranston's, Woodland, Cal. DR: J.

L. SMITH, in Savings Bank Building, Woodland, Cal. Phone Main 458. myltf A. N.

D. Y. Dick, D.D.a DICK Dentists, Woodland, Cal. Over Farmers' and Merchants' bank. Office hours, 8 a.

m. to p. m. Telephone 668 T. A.

GUTHRIB, D. D. S. rooms in Savings Bank Building, opposite Byrns hotel, Woodland, Cal. C.

R. WfLCOXON, Dentist Farmers' and Merchants' bank building, Woodland, Cal. PELLENBERG SON Importers and Dealers In All Kinds of FURNITURE AND BEDDING Which -will be sold at LOWEST RATES I UNDERTAKING Given prompt attention IN ALL BRANCHES Corner of Third anrt Main Streets, WOODLAND, CALIFORNIA. THI Reliable Grocery E. C.

TOOTHAKBR, Pros. Nei, Fresh Groceries at onaWe Prices. Fresh Fruits "When in Season Call and Inspect my stock, floods delivered to all parts of tUo city and satisfaction guaranteed. 604 Main Street 27. UQUOH LICENSE APPLICATION.

Notice Is hereby given tliat on the 25th clay of June, 1903, it. C. KEEPER fllcil a petition with the Clerk of the Board of Trustees of the City of Woodland, praying he be granted a license to sell liquor on the north side of Main street, between Second street and Third street, In Precinct No. One, In the City of Woodland, County of Yolo, State of California. Dated June 1303.

jyfid CHAS. W. PICKARD, Clerk. Armstrong Alga BUTCHERS DEALERS IN LIVE STOCK California Record Broken on Cherries! Eaton sold 10t)0 pounds A day They lasted. Now it is TI THE Get Your Orders in.

Soon Done. FRDIT JARS. CANS Jar Rubbers, 3 to lOc dozen THE THE TIJK -fop! THB'TgB THE CAL, GRAND AND PICNIC GRAND CELEBRATION AND PICNIC GRAND CELEBRATION AND GRAND CIVIC GRAND civic. PARADE In Town, at ,9:30 A. M.

Don't'forget Force and Cero Fruta Get 1113' prices A. M. EATON, The Grocer, K- At Nelson's Grove During the Day. Oration by Coloaol T. V.

Eddy at 11:30 at the Grove. Games and races for money prizes. Dancing on Big Platform. Eree Admission to Grove. Music by Woodland Military Band During the Day.

Dance at Armory Kail at Night Preceded' bj Grand Concert from 8 to 9 o'clock by Brass Band, M. Everhardt, director. Reyisit the Old Home and the Old Friends in the Good Old Summer Time, The Southern Pacific will make special reduced rates inclusive, JntylSth and 16th, and August 25th and 26th, to various Eastern points, ONE WAY FARE For the Bound Trip, with time limit of ninety days. National Educational Association, Boston, July 6th; Nobles of the Mystic- Shrine, Saratoga, N. July 7th; and other important meetings.

Direct Routes, Limited Trains. Particulars of I. A. MORRIS, Ticket Agent, Southern Pacific Woodland, Cal. Fine Presents ED.

PRAET'S Jewelry Store. WATCHES JEWELRY DIAMONDS PRECIOUS STONES FINE SILVER and PLATED WARE CUT GLASS OPTICAL GOODS EBONY Practical Watchmaker Main Street Admission to hall at night: Specta- 25 cents Dancers' Budges, 60c. A GOOD TIME FOR ALL. Household Goods at Prices That Move II Copper Bottom ...35 cents Coffee Boilers 3 ijtn. 15c; 4 qts.

20c. Milk Strainers 1C cents Colanders 15 cen tB. Merrill Can Fillers 25 cents Sprinkling Pots 20c and 30c Shoe Brushes 10 cents Jelly Glasses, Fruit Jars, Fruit Cans, and Tops and.Rubbers for Jars, Wax Strings and Wax for Cans. F. I.

Breeders CASH GEOCEEY. PHONE 127 AND GET IT QUICK. inrSlf On our entire stock of Summer Shirt White and Colored for two days only, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY JULY FIRST AND SECOND. are all of this season's goods and are the best showtK Why not get a new shirt waist for the 4th See Window. Made bf felt, thor- oughJy saturated with.

com pound. Not impaired' by varying temperatures. Does" not evaporate, crack, expand or contract. A low priced roofing that cannot be equaled. Send lor booklet- The Paraffine Paini Co.

San Fronclico, Seattle, Portland, Lot Amjel ei Denvir, Colorado. Sierra Lumber Co, Woodland, Cal. CITY MARKET MOSSMAYBR Wholesale and Eetail Butchers and Packers desire to announce to the public that we have the hest stock In northern California. Consisting of Redwood, Oregon Pine, Spruce, Mountain Pine, Yellow Pine, Red Fir Lumber. Much of the above we manufacture, and what we do not we fcuy in cargo lota direct from mills, thereby saving our customers the profits of middlemen.

We also have a complete stock of Fruit Boxen, Drying Trays and Baskets, Bee Supplies. Lime, Brick, Cement, Plaster, lath, Pine and Redwood Shakes, Redwood and Cedar Shingles, Redwood and' Ortar Posu and Grans Doors, Windows and ftrdlur Woodland City later Works F. A. Kauffaan, Mgr, THE ONLY COLD STORAGE IN THE CITY. When you go to San Francisco STOP AT THE Manhattan HOTEL 75 cti per day and upward Restaurant in connection.

Popular MARKET 10th streets. PKED SKAGG9, jo3tfd Proprietor. SAiooirs. Rosenberg Bros. AMouncenient! Commencing July 1st THE COST OF GAS RANGES AND SERVICE PIPES, ALSO ELECTRIC WIRING AND SERVICE FROM MAIN LINES TO BUILDING WILL BE ADVANCED IN COST.

Place orders at once before month ends. Woodland Gas and Electric Company COR, MAIN AND SECOND SIEEETS. Telephone 781 PEERLESS SALOON, UorrU, proprietor. Liquors and Cigars. Next to T.

a. Spauldlng'H, We celebrate to-morrow, July 4th, Store will be closed all day. MILLER. At R. B.

CRANSTON'S Good Goods B2tn Wagons, Hand Wagons, the BEST in TOWN. Summer Camp Stoves, Hammocks, Quick Meal Blue Plame Oil and Gasoline Stoves, Sporting Goods, a full line of latest. Fishing Tackle of every descrip- tlon THE YEAH ROUND Ijiat bllt llot leasti the old Superior Stoves and Ranges that never need new hack.lead them all for general satisfaction. Also a line ot quick meal Steel Ranges. R.

B. Cranston HARDWARE. PAINTS. OILS, GLASS, ETC -K.