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PURELY PERSONAL Comings and Goings of Well Known People. Social Gossip of Interest Abont Those Who Dwell in or Near the City of Woodland, Hink was an arrival on the noon train. Clem Lowe made a trip to Sacramento todny. Tyler: Ball went to Willows this morning. Dr.

E. D. Curtis left for Moutorey this morning. Frank Desmond was an arrival on the noon train. Mrs.

Russell Hunter left for Paskenta this morning. Ren Borach came aver from Cacheville this morning. Mrs. Annie Kinkade went to Sacramento this morning. John Campbell came up from Oakland Wednesday evening W.

C. Stetson, of Dunnigan, WILS AN arrival this morning. W. J. Bemmerly left for Donner Lake Wednesday afternoon.

W. I. Johnson and wife went to Sacramento this morning. James Feeny was an arrival from the north this morning. Chas.

Mering came over Sacramento on the noon train. Mre. George Hoppin returned from Sacramento this morning. Henry Bush returned from San Francisco Wednesday evening, Miss Rhodn Maxwell was 8 southbound passeuger this morning. Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Dieh! returned to Oakland Wednesday afternoon. Lester Armfeld, of Sacramento, was an arrival Wednesday evening. M. Reardon and daughter, Miss Maggie, went to Napa this morning.

Mrs. Chas. Dameron, of San Fran'cisco, is the guest of Mrs. M. Gist.

Constable Groh' and John Weiss, of Blacks, were in Woodland today. W. H. Curson went to Blacks Wednesday. evening and today.

Miss Jennie Gibson and Miss Lola Bray left for Santa Cruz this morning. Mrs. V. "Eakle came over from Knights Landing Wednesday evening. A.

Blum and family and Miss Julia Berg left for San Francisco this mornIng. Miss Della Leithold returned from the Yosemite valley Wednesday cren1pg. Harry Blair, a popular commercial traveler of Sacramento, is in Woodland today. Bra. Collins and children were southbound passengers Wednesday afternoon.

Mrs. Ed Dyas and children and Miss Ella Kinkade left for Santa Cruz this morning, Mrs. TV. T. Whitehouse, of Cacheville, Is spending a few days in Sacramentu.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Sovereign Joined the Hamliton party on A trip to Cobb mountain. Jae Gillesple, who has been visiting relatives at Cocbeville, returned to San Francisco this morning.

Mrs. Kate Hadley and Mra. Louls Carice, of Cacheville, were in Wood-, land Wednesday afternoon: Mrs. Martha Washington and daughter, Miss Virginia, left for Berkoley their future home, this morning. Mrs.

L. Cooper, who has been visiting mother, Mra. Richter, and family, returned to Sacramento Wednesday afternoon. George Francie, or Napa, arrived from Sutter county this morning anti will no doubt be seen on the tennis court this afternoon. Dr.

Lucy Plerce returned to Palo Alto this morning. She was accompanted as far as Sacramento by Miss Georgia Fenner and Miss May Boggs. Father Horgan, tour of the sisters from Holy Hosary Academy and Mrs. Joseph Kinkade and daughter, Miss Mary, went to Sacramento this morning to attend the pontifical requiem mass. Mr.

And Mrs. E. Seltz left for San Francisco Wednesday afternoon, where they will reside permanently. For some time Mr. Seltz has been a member of the clerical torce of the Bank of Woodland.

He haa accepted a position with a San Francieco banking house. Among the arrivals Wednesday evcning were Douglas Balfour, Mose Burnett, Mrs. 0. P. Wilbur, Mrs.

Thomas Rosa, P. J. Hiatt, Deputy SherIn Griffin, W. I. Johnson, Mrs.

Joe Benassini, Otto Schluer, MisA Ldith Hevel. Mra. Ed D. Leake and son, Paul, and Mrs. X.

Volsard. 'ADAMS' SARSAPARILLA PILLS. Chocolate Coated. Cure billousness, sick headaches, dyspepsia. 10c, 25c.

Druggists, We Woodlandites hear on every hand that C. A. Hall's is the place to trade, and what everyone says must be trio. Je26tt Fact, gentlemen--C. A.

Hall will treat you square, He has been in the business A long time and knows how. je26tt Go to Groh'e for your shoes, FARM AND ORCHARD. (Winters District.) There are 12,000 scree planted in fruit trees and yines in the Winters district, and in the town 'of Winters there are six fruit packing houses, Wintors is in Yolo county. Sackett vegetable growers principally, are shipping daily melons, tomatoes, to the San Francisco market. Their stuff commands the highest It is STOWD without Irrigation, and it is recognized by the consumer as being better and sweeter than shuliar varieties grown elsewhere.

There are others engaged in this bustness about Winters, but my reason for mentioning the Sackett brothers te that they are Americans. The rafsing of the big English gooseberry in our county would be a moneymaker to anyone who would engage in it. 'The canners would take all of then remunerative prices. Thoy bear the second year. The writer RAW Your bushes loaded with fruit as big as the end of a man's thumb.

Tho man who plants a 1g orchard of the proper. varieties and introduces the fig wasp (blastophagas) among his trees will make two fortunes. In Yolo county this tree dons not need any irrigation after it has once started. It will grow all right and produce all right and has no insect past to bother ft. The red spider is troublesome on almond trees everywhere, and the introduction in our orchards in and about Woodland of the ladybug (vedallia cardinalis) will work wonders: in de- stroying this pest, but Winters digtrict grows such beautiful apricots that ye.

of ladybug abandons the common diet red spider and gives its attention to that Ane luscious fruit. However, the Winters fruit growers don't bank on almouds very extensively, although they do produce good puts in that district. Madison is over on the west side, Esparto ditto, and so is Capay, and the new irrigation ditch out of Cache creek covers those towns and their surrounding country. They, too, all of them, will soon be in the Winters district. unless they start housekeeping of their own.

They've got the eoll to do It, and the price, per acre is cheap enough to capture any eastern homesceker who crosses the Rockies CaliforniaWe can stop them in Yolo. All we've got to do is to. show them in our exhibit what we have done. There de plenty of room in Yolo for whole lat. more people.

A large part of the county out west. is as level as a barn floor, and it it is alfalfa one wants, now that the irrigation ditches are being bullt and Clear Lake is the reservolr, dairying and stock raising can be indulged In to your heart's content. The plums for our exhibit to the St. Louis world's fair contributed by the Wintera, fruit growers are as big AS 8888. They have gone to Sacramento tor processing.

It there is anything outside of Yolo county that you want, just plant It and tickle the soil with a hoe and It will yield it nato you. MAJOR BERRY. V. LEITHOLD WILL BUY IT BACK You assume no risk when you buy Chamberlain's Colle, Cholera and Diarrhoea Hemedy. J.

V. Leithold will reLund your money if you aro not satisfed after using it. It is everywhere mitted to be the most successful remedy in' use for bowel complaints and the ouly one that never fails. It 19 pleasant, sate and reliable. THE CAPAY STAGE WIll make dally trips, Sundays excepted, between Woodland and Capay on and after May 15th, arriving at Woodland at 10 a.

m. and leaving at 3 p. m0. L. A.

EDDY Prop. Call and see Edw. K. Beane, grainbuyer. Syl4tf Guaranteed patent leather shoes.

Fusion Morris. jy 18tt WHY WE ARE AGENTS Here Aro Same of the Convincing Facto That Caused us to Take the Agency for the Fulton Compounda, the First Things Known that Cure Chronio Kidney COBDE. First, let Is be understood that every cue of the cases below Dad beendiagnosed by one or more phyaloiana' an ahronia and lacurable; subad, pole the corialaty of the r6- malta shows by La recovery also of the frlogda they told who wore similarly smieted with supposed incurable kidney diseases. N. W.

Spaulding, President Spaulding Saw Baa Francisco, bad very in hie own family and sold several otters recovered. Adolph Weake, capitalist, San Francisco, recovered bimselt and told two friends who reDr. Carl D. Ziale, pioneer druggist, 601 Pacide streot, San Francieco, recovered and BATO St to more (DAD doses patients who 76- co Fared. Charles Enreike, editor of tho German paper, Ban Francisco, rocovered himself and told is to Dumber who recovered, ops of them being F.

Wacker, the Sixth atross merchant. R. M. Wood, editor Wise add 1 Spirit Reviow, recovered recovered, bimself and them told being it to several old-sobool who, AMBONE 5a physician. Edward Short of the San Francisco Call re.

covered, also three of bis friends, vie: 99 1111 am Nortia, Caytain Hobbard of the Kosolulu and William Hawkins of the U. S. Quartermaster's Dr: pactment of Baa John A. Phelps of the Hotel Repeller, Franciaco, and two of tia trienda, esc. ato.

The kidaoys are the tael atrals 150 polsons out of she abort walla, Hand the tor bal Lu tor becomes chronio (permspent), rat expiained by death Bright, will 11. la speue. only It La question then of bow long bofore called Drighte Dine and AlL kidney troubles derelop into this form AB 815 to 10th month. Tan above Incurable by all other HOOWA People kidney disease abouid begin at Are with the only NONE thins that will cure it 10 it Ana reAched the serious stage. Faitos's Resal Compound for Bright's sod Kid soy for Diabetes, $1.60.

Joan J. Falida Co. street, Eep Francieco, ante poundere. Bead for pacphish We are the An for this city. J.

R. SHELTON, Sole Agent for Woodland, FIFTY COLUMN. Advertisemeuts not exceeding Are linen, inserted under this beading, for 60 centa per week, payable in advance LOST- -Between College street and the depot, 4 pair of glassee, with a small gold chalo attached. A suitable reward will be paid for their return to the BOD Bon. WANTED--A young man of neat' appearance for a traveling commission business.

For, particulars correspond with James N. Block Petaluma, Cal. 1y 29 FOR SALE--A lot of good wheat straw. Enquire of Mrs. B.

Weber, northwest corner of Main street and Cemetery avenue, Jy28 WANTED IMMEDIATELY Seven four-horse teams with wagons and drivers to haul lumber In Sonoma county, miles, over good roada, WIll pay $4.60 per thousand. Address Park Lumber 417 Parrott. Bullding, San Francisco. A14 FOR SALE The Woodard ranch of 640 acres In Gordon valley. Apply to Marcia E.

Zimmerman, Woodland. aulldw PASTURE TO RENT-130 acrea of barley stubble for horses and cattle. Enquire of B. B. Franklin.

Phone 91 X7. jy27 TO RENT--On reasonable terma, small orchard, house and barn, located in Esparto. Enguire of J. R. Jones, Madison, Cal.

jy25 -Between Woodland and Cacheville, last Thursday evening, a grip containing among other a letter addressed to Mrs. Page. Finder will pleaso leave at this office. 5726 NEW UNDERTAKING PARLORST. H.

Kitto bag opened up-to-date undertaking parlors on Firet strect, 1a the Hunt block. First-class in every respect. I have had years of experlence in the business and can guarantee sutisfactory Open day and night: Also, County: Coroner's office. T. KITTO.

Phone Main 254. spilts DENTISTS. JOHN T. GRANT -DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGORY. Dental rooma over R.

B. Cranston's, Woodland, Cal. DR. J. L.

SMITH, Dentist- -Office 1a Savings Bank Bullding, Woodland, Phone Main 458. myltt A. N. Dick. M.

D. A. Y. Dick, D. D.

DICK DICK, Dentists, Woodland, Cal. Over. Farmers' and Merchanta' bank. Office hours, 8 a. m.

to 5 p. ID. Telepbone 558 DR. C. R.

WILCOXON, Dentist Farmers' and Merchants' bank building, Woodland, Cal ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. J. H. BALL, Attorney and counselor at law. Office in Bali building, Becond floor, over Huston Joslyn's ofico.

ELMER W. ARMFIELD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Notary Public and Conveyancer. OfficeRooms 1 and 3, over Bank of Woodland, Woodland, Cal. PHILIP BRUTON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public, Beamer block. Woodland.

McKUNE GEORGE, Attorneys af Law. Ofce, 401 strect, roomie 3, 4 and 5, Sacramento, Cal. NICHOLAS A. HAWKINS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Office over.

Bank of Woodland, Woodland, CaL ARTHUR C. HUSTON, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Notary Pubile Office, room 6, Beamer block, Woodland, Cal. NORTH LOVEJOY, Attorneys at Law and Notaries Public, Julian block, Recond street, Woodland, Callfornia. MERING MARTIN, Attorney's-atLaw.

Offices in Armstrong Alge building, BARRY L. HUSTON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public, Deamer block, Woodland, Cal. WILLIAM S. WALL, Attorney at Law, Office -Beamer block, Wella, Fargo offico, Woodland, Cal. C.

W. THOMAS, Attorney and selor at Law. Beumer block, Woodland. California. HUDSON GRANT.

Attorney at Law. Office, Second street, Woodland, opposite the opera house. Special attention given to probate matters and actiona involving real estate. MISCELLANEOUS. GO TO PINTO'S MARKET for tread deh, fruits, vegetables and grocerles.

Country produce bought and sold. Prices reasonable. Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge. SALOONS. PEERLESS SALOON, Abe Morris, prop letor.

First- Wines, Liquors and Clears. Next to T. S. Spaulding's. ABSTRACTING.

YOLO COUNTY TITLE ABSTRACT COMPANY (Incorporated). veyancing and abstracting. All actiona posted dally. Once over Bank of Woodland. city fros of charge.

Give call at Coward Hawkina building, Mala street, between Second and Third. Exchange Market CHALMERS Props, BUTCHERS! DEALERS IN LIVE STOCK, ETU, FRESH FISH WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. Meats dellvered to all parts of the Burlington Route Our Eastbound Tourist Parties The best friends we have are those who have once traveled with one of 007 Personally Conductod. Tourist Parties--that is saying a good deal for the service, is it not? Before making up your mind how to go esst will you nos permit me to tell you about them and the decided advantages they offer? W. D.

SANBORN, Agent Burlinglon Route, 631 Martel 51., San Francisco, Cal. AT F. W. Brendel's CASH GROCERY You can get the finest Teas and best Coffees. You can get all kinds of delicacies and salads, Soused Holland Herrings, the finest Eastern Sugar Cured Boiled Hams, as well as raw; Breakfast Bacon, sliced, any quantity.

Lard, In bulk ol' pails. Oregon and California Cream and Limburger Cheese. Fresh Roasted Meats every. Friday, Saturday and Sunday. F.

W. Brendel's CASH GROCERY. PHONE 127 AND GET IT QUICK. mratt H. H.

STEVENSON, D. D. S. DENTIST Farmers' and Merchants' Bank Building WOODLAND, CAL EXAMINATION FREE STRICTLY EASTERN PRICES. 4.00 a Parcciain, Pivot 4.50 up 22-Carat 7.00 Crown and Bridge 7.00 op Plates 4.50 up Fall 10.00 up ,15.00 1,00 up pp Extracting Bons .500 or Cement.

.750 up Amalgara Or Bi! au Platina. $1.00 up Pore 1.60 up See our new FLEXIBLE PLATES. Warranted 20 years, --andFLESH-COLORED PLATES, Warranted 10 cars, tion are ordered. REMEMBER--No charge tor extrac-! ALL WORK WARRANTED Office boura-8 A. M.

to 6:30 P. M. Telepbone-124 Male CLEANLINESS NEATNESS Everything that Makes Bread Sweet Can be tound at the Model Bakery, M. COOK, Manager. D.

G. Exley Plano and Furniture Moving General Dray PHONE 206. Stand in front of L. Dietz's barness abop. D.

G. EXLEY, Prop. je2tt Woodland Bakery BERNAD RHEMKE, Prop. Fresh Bread delivered every day. Wedding Cakes and Confectionery Specialty Finest Pastry Dallciou: Ice-Cream SOUTH SIDE MAIN STRAIT Chicago IN LESS THAN 3 Days FROM BAN FRANCISCO AT 10 A.

M. Chicago Union Pacino Northwestern PULLMAN fourteen Drawing. Room and Private Compartment 0b- vervation Sleeping Care, with Telophone, Electrio-reading Lamps In evory Berth, Compartment and DrawIng-Room. Buffet, Smoklug Library Care, with Barber and Bath, Dining Cars--meals a la carte. Electric-lighted throughout.

Dally Tourlet Car Servico at 8 p. m. and Personally Conducted Exoursions every Wednesday and Friday 8 a.m from San Francisco. The beet of ev erything. R.

Ritchie, 617 Market St. Gen. Agt. Pacific Coast (Palace Hotel) Ban Francisco or S. P.

Company's Agent BYRON HOT SPRINGS Contra Costa Cal. Only 68 miles from San Francisco, 85 miles from Sacramento via. Stockton. Bus meets all trains, Hotel only 2 miles from railroad. For Rheumatism, Sciatica, Gout, Malaria, Liver and Stomach troubles our Hot Salt, Liver and Kidney or White Sulphur waters will effect more cures in a shorter.

space of time than any like waters In California. Our 'MUD BATHS arg only 3 minutes' walk from the hotel. Our SALT BATHS are in the hotel. The rates are $2.50 per day, $17.50 per week in the cottages. $3 per day and upwards in the new hotel.

When you take into consideration the accossibility of Byron Hot Springa, the small expense in reaching them, the fact that the resident physician taker you in chargo and gives you advice as to tho use of the waters, and that both HOT MUD and HOT SALT BATHS AT9 WITHOUT COST. you will agree that NOWHERE in benefte California short can you time get a and tor so little money as at the justly famous BYRON HOT SPRINGS. Call at Woodland Dally "Democrat" for booklets. Address, H. R.

WARNER, Manager Reith Co. DEALERS COMMISSION MERCHANTS Woodland, California BANK OF WOODLAND INCORPORATED 1868, Authorized Capital. $1,000,000 00 Pald Up 962,100 00 Surplus 00 and Loss. 8,442 00 La D. C.

Vice-President J. 8. General Banking Business Done. fading or improved methode. Silk underwear specialty.

Please give us a call. CLAUD S. PIERCE. Proprietor 114 Having Purchased The Crystal Dry-Cleaning and Dyeing Works. Main bet.

3rd and 4th, Woodland, Cal, The undersigned is prepared to do alt kinds of cleaning: Gents' and Ladies' Suits, Silks and Laces cleaned without Ribbon Bargain 3 We have been so fortunate as to purchase an entire line of J. W. PARHURST'S Ribbon Stock. One of the largest Dry Goods Houses of Chicago, which is retiring from business. These Ribbons are usually sold at 40, 50 and 60 cents per yard, and.

will be on sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday July 23, 24, and 25 at 20 cts per yard. war See our window display and you are sure to buy. ROSENBERG BROS. We are agents for McCall's patterns. Announcement! 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 STREETS, Telephone 781. Allen Water Drink Allen water or visit the' springs, Everytbing Arst-class. New Bowling Alley.

Best trout Behing. Hotel now open. my 18tt 20 per cent reduction :20 per cent reduction On all Lawns, Dimities, Oxfords, Grenadines, Embroideries and SHOES for Two Days only, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JULY 17 18 AT B. M. Miller's Look out for our 20 per cent reduction sale: next week..