Ukiah Dispatch Democrat from Ukiah, California • Page 3

jv. The United States Government Report shows ROYAL Baking Powder to be stronger, purer and better than any other. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS in additioKi to oar report oi the of the Btwvi'il of visors last week the followingchiitns were allowed: American Arithmometer register accoimtant 00 Laugley Michaels, 25 00 Grbcker, stationery sup 19 35 Crocker, books 102 3Q Crocker, 167 05 Ukiah Mercantile coffin 53 00 Ukiah Elec Light Sys, lights 12 20 John Taylor, holdg inqiiests 16 00 Porterfield Bartlett, mdse 12 05 Orr Evans, matrl Co farm. 57 12 Mankins, stwd Co farm 55 00 Eversole. coffins 16 50 iiarker 5 10 Ainslie, rent polling place.

2'50 Wm Hanen, printing 22 50 Smith, work Co 35 00 David Ervin, digging graves 5 30 A Duncan, 13 00 Rea, stamps 100 00 Edwards Bros, meat 37 50 A Gibson, sup Co farm 2 60 Son sup Co frm 1 00 VJocie Gibson, serv Co Hosptl 20 00. A Hoffman, 75 Johnson, conveying indg 5 00 JBSykora, 7 47 Hoffman, supplies 60 51 Hoffman, supplies 48 93 rs Mankins serv co hspl 24 00 Saves Two From Death, "Our little daughter had an almost fatal attack of whooping cough and bronchitis," writes Mi-s. W. K. Haviland, of Armonk, "but, when all other remedies failed, we saved her life with Dr.

King's New Discovery. Our iifice, who had Consumption in an "advanced stage, also used this wonderful medicine and today she is perfectly well." Desperate throat and lung diseases yield to Dr. Xing's New Discovery as to no other medicine on earth. Infallible for Coughs and Colds. 50c and $1.00 bottles guaranteed by J.

R. Mathews. Trial bottles free. Suit for an Accounting. The Superior Court was occupied Tuesday morfiing in the hearing of the case ofj.

M. King vs. Mrs. N. M.

Vincent, both of Willits. Attorney Swortfiguer, of Willits, appeared for the plaintiff and J. C. Ruddock for The suit grew out of business relations heretofore subsisting between the' parties. Defendant owned a blacksmith shop which plaintiff conducted under a written Contract which prpyidod that he should receive half of all money col- Oiected or taken.in.

There are book accounts in possession, of defendant and plaintiff accounting. After hearing of some testimony the Court referred all questions offactto Court Commissioner Thatcher with jprders to report same to the Court. Wliite Man Turned Yoliow. Great consternation was felt by the friends of M. A.

Hogarty, of Lexington when they saw he was turning yellow. His skin slowly changed color, also his eyes, and he suffered terribly. His malady Yellow Jaundice. He was treated by the best doctors, but without benefit. Then he was advised to try Electiic Bitters, the wondprful Stomach and Liver remedy, and he writes: "After taking two bottles I was wholly cured." A trial proves its matchless merit for all Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles.

Only 50c. Sold J. R. Druggist. (Read what the San Francisco Business College jsays on page 7.

jyf The Grand runs free buss to and from all trains. AH stages leave this house. Prof. C. B.

Newton, of San Francisco, will give a public entertainment in, the Presbyterian cliurch next Monday evening. The public 'of Ukiah remember and pleasure the Professor's aiice before the Teacher's Institute two years ago. Prof. Newton sails lor Australia in November he has engagements for the next year. His appearance at TIkiah next Monday evening will be in the nature of a fai'ewell.

Admission for adults, 25 cents; for children 15 cents. Suit for Partition. The Caspar Lumber Company has brot suit in the Superior Court of this county, against Wm. Heeser, Laura A. Heeser and about twenty other defendants, several of whom partition of certain lands owned as co-tenants by the plaintiff corporation and Wm.

Heeser. The value involved in the suit is large. The plaintiff asks that one- half of said land be set apart and allotted to.it and the other half to the defendants, according to the respective rights of the parties, quality and quantity being relatively considered. Cougli Remedy Great Favorite a The soothing and healing properties of this remedy, its pleasant taste and prompt and permanent ciu'es have made it a favorite with people everywhere. It is espec- iall3'- prized by mothers of small children for colds, croup and whooping cough, as.

it always affords quick relief, and it contains no opium or other harmful drug, it may be given as confidently to a babj- as to an adult. For sale by all dealers. Petry-Nutter Wedding. Robert F. Petry, of Alameda, and Miss Stella Nutter, of Ukiaji, were married last Sunday A.

M. at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Nutter, the bride's parents.

Rev. Dr. M.cWilliams performed the ceremony in the presence ot relatives and a few friends. The bride was attended by Miss Louise Petry, sister of the grooroj and Frank A. Nut- tef acted as best man.

The bride is an amiable and estimable younglady and hds the good wishes of many friends in Ukiah. The groom is an inspector of elevators in San Francisco, for which place the young couple took the train Sunday afternoon. THE DISPATCH tenders congratulations. The ilain. The rain storm which began here Sunday and continued over a part of Monday was general thruput the coast, extending east to the Rocky' mountains.

rFrijit; growers and farmers in-tlie main valleys of this state were warned ot the approach of the storm by rush bulletins, from Weather Forecaster A. G. McAdie, so that lirecautions could bi taken to shelter drying fruitandotherfarm products, but the damage is necessarily coitsiderable. From our own observation under similar circumstances we do not fear any great damage to wheat in as that cereal will stand a rain of at least one and a half inches without damage if rehandled immediately. The principal damage will be to table grapes, figs and beans.

A warm sun following the rain wjll cause grapes and figs tpVcrack ani will; make the bean and lose their contents, besides discoloring the beans themselves, thissection no serious damage will result, as the hops were all under shelter and other crops had been gathered and housed. The record of the Weather Bureau shows that in the past fifty-one years it had only rained twice on Sept. 23d and only four times on Sept, 21st. Monday, Serit. 23d, lOpi.

Estate and guardianship of Hilga Nevampera, a minor. Report of guardian approved and final, account settled. Estate of W. Snow, decfease'd. Continued till Sept.

30th, Estate of Frank Letters of administratibn ordered issued as prayed for on filing of b.bnd in sum of $250. Estateof Henrietta deceased; Letters of administration ordered issued to Thomas Gschw.end with bonds fixed at Value of estate fixed at $250.0. Estate of Elizabeth Gschwend, dc- deased. First and fiucJ account of administrator allowed and se tied. Estate cf Joseph Gschwend, deceased.

Letters ofadministrationde bonis non ordered issued Thomas Gschwend with bonds fixed at $2000. Estate of Wm. McKinney, deceased Last 'will admitted to probate and Wm. Davidson appointed executor without bonds. J.

D. Horan vs. M. Riel. Defendants demurrer withdrawn and ten days to answer by consent.

Nancy Darr vs. Daniel Heldt, et al. Trial set for 10 o'clock, A. Oct. 24th, 1901.

California and Northwestern R. R. vs. R. P.

Daugherty et al. Set for trial Oct. 31st, 1901. Estate of J. L.

Foster, deceased. Decree of final discharge of administrator. J. S. Hart vs.

A. F. Redemeycr. Motion for new trial atgued and submitted. J.

M. King vs. Mrs. N. M.

Issues of fact submitted to Court Commissionpr A. J. Thatcher fwith instructions to report to the Court. Application of Lorenzo Jefffor writ of habeas corpus denied and defendant plead not guilty. Trial set for Friday, Octob ISt'h, 1901.

Chamberlain's Pain Balm applied to a cut, bruise, burn, scald or like injury will instantly allaj' the pain and will heal the parts in less time than any other treatment. Unless the injury is very severe it will not leave a scar. Pain Balm also cures rheumatism, sprains, swellings and lameness. For sale bylall dealers. Yottng men a thoro, practical business education should attend the San Francisco Business College.

tf Subscribers are requested "to pay up every year, for that is long' enough time in which to pay a bill of only $2.50. Thp Acme milk gauranteed, delivered twice a day. A share of publicpatronagesoHcited. DR ODLE V. S.

Telephone, CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the of Choose a Camera as Von ttlonia iUatcO. Not tor the outside appear- ance only, but for the good it contains. The vaUieof the EASTMAN POCKET FOLDING KODAKS is at once apparent to the most casual observer, as well as the most critical and experienced photographer. No complicated parts; lightness and compactness; protection rif shutter and A'iew fiiyier; the ease with which the3' are loaded without a dark room.

Finally they are universal in focus, a most desirable feature, allowing either a portrait or a view to be made with no uncertainty as to uniformly good results. If you do not have one already buy a KODAK MATHEWS City Pharmacy Ukiah, Cal. night and you will be well tomorrow. Baldwin's Health Tablets, They cure ache, chronic constipatlSn aiifdi make sick well -50 doses 25c R.W.TBnsi I.the Cbicago mmionaire cfnr unaa (of TansJll's Punch'ic 'i "Baldwin's Health Tabltia best veracdy for constipation, bUlieuincsa'aiid pi(i aver I hRve ever used." flnd'70ur Health Tafal coastlisatiMi, aick-hcadaeha Of Geo. Baker St Auetlah 'cefa.

Sold.by .1. R. MATHEWS, CJkiah. we carry tlie largest and most complete stock of Glassware and our prices are the lowest. Will sail elegant 6-piece Q-lass Set for 50c, a reduction of 25 per cent 'on the regular price.

Other goods in proportion. Tekphom Main 70. Roth Hix Oregon Nursery Co. All kmds of Fruit and Ornamental trees. Shrubbery and Tropical Plants.

All stock guaranteed as represented and of a hardy and thrifty nature, free from disease. All those contemplating setting out fruit trees or anything in this line, will do well to call on or address 5 I (' I AGENT UKIAH, CAL. THE 3HOP. Guarantees first-class workmanship at following prices: 25e Hair 25c 15c Sea 10c ROBT PAIMKEY, Prop. State Street, next to Blue Wing Saloon.

DEALER Staple and Fancy Groceries Provisions Flour, Feed, Etc. state Street, llowling Block. FreevDellYepy to all parts of Town span immi mm, Organized auder tlie Banking Law of the State ot Galilotnia. Attention is called to, the above named company, by all those who wish to secure a loan, or pay off a mortgage on easy monthli' installments. Terms: 6 per'cent per annum for the full term, from one to 10 years.

Shares in the company are sold at $36.00 a share, payable at 60 cents per share a month for 60 months, or the same mdy be paid up at any time at will of subscriber. All contracts are definite both as to time and amount. No admission or withdrawal fees, nor fines. Apply to P. C.

ALBERTSON, Local Branch Officers- John J. Duncan, Chairman, P. Brunner, Vice-Chairraan. F. C.

Albertson, Secretary. W. W. Cunningham, Collector. R.

E. Donohoe, W. W. Porterfield J. W.

Eversole F.P.Brown J. P. Cunningham J. B. Sanford well Pemberton.

PORTERFIELD ft BARm -sucoEsaoRa TO- BARTLETT BROS. IN- STAPLE AND FANCY GROBERIE? PdvtsfHtM BartltU, State Street. Opposite Court House Do you take THE DISPATCH? I snot, try it for six cast 25 votes in favor of some one who it, trying to get a bus- iness education. FOK A STYLISH HAIR- OUT OR A FIRST- CLASS CLEAN SHAYE Dorr Mclver At Palace Shaving Parlops -1 1111111111111111 The Leading Hotel In itenio- cino Cowaly. The best accomoda- Hons for JamiUes.

Four very large sample room for Commercial The Wiiies, Liquors oiKt Cigars of the Qraiut Hotel Saloon are the best to be had in Ukiah City. A Fireproof BuUding All Stages arrive at and depart from The Grand Hotel. Free buss and Free I 1 I 1 I I I I 1 I I I I 1 I S. HiRSC ROP Itllf 3 -Story FiirnisKed Brick E. WILLIAMS, Proprietor Fine Tah Fine Fine Rooms $1.25 to $2.00 DAY o.

olio JS- Special attention glveiito disoaaeg and children. will practice In ail State Booms 65 and 66 With SanPrancUcb' W. B. Dalngerfleld QB. E.

CASE, JkENTIST, Ukiah OUT', oil. Stand'ley meblock west of Sherifl's Office. F. Sea, D. D.

S. A. Lee li JQm. OXBSOM REA. VENT5STS.

Ukiah, Booms 7,8,9 and 10 Marks 8. REA, JPHYSIClABTand SVRClEOa; Ukiah Cal Heger BuUdlng, west Courtly VUl be Hopland every Tuesday. MBO. W. AH'A la residence on south 'jomerl ot OaH! and Perkins streets.

PHTSICIAH UkUhOitricar MasonicBuUdlnKicor'Perkimr ind School Streets BOND, M. PHTSIVIAN dc SDROKOaiif Ukiah CIty.Tal Perkins and F. WORTFIODEH, ATTORBTET nnd CUPNilEIiOR WlUlts, Gal Will promptly attend to allbu'-aoiseutimicrt 1 to his care. U. POAGE, DISTRICT ATTURSTET ATrORSTET i I.AW, Ukiah City.Cail Will practice in all the Courts of Prompt attention given to all probate buaUiPsa and civil business to which the county iisJiidt party.

OFFICE in Court House. HOMAS RHODES, ATTORNEY AT I.AW, Fort Bragg, Criminal cases and foreclosure suits, and bankruptcy proceedings, contests, examination of abstracts andnjias on titles made a specialty. All other ness attended to with skill and dc FEIWERTON. ATTORMEYS and AT TiAW, Ukiah, Cal. OFFIOK Building, ConeriSohi ol nd Perkins streets.

Will practice in all Courts of the Stale. (l-7tl L. HoAAB jy-AVRICE ATTORNEYS" Ukiah, Oalif.V.M (Successors to J. A. Cooper) s-s rooms iormerly occupied J.sAi-jS rooper, in I.

0. 0. F. building. Will proiuptly atteud to all business iatrugtadfljSa to in anj of the courts of this state.v^sC'il HI'IU nnd THOMAS, ATCORNKYS nud AT I.AW Ukiah White's Law Building, Court House.

Will practice in all State and Federal Conrtei RUDDOCK. ATTORNEY'AT-LAW. Ukiah City, Cal. Business promptly attended to in all Statojs and Federal Courts or before any of the ments. OFFICE building, 8.

of ConrthoWse. SOCIJBTIEig. of Lodge, No. 218, Knights of Pythias, meets every Wednesday night In-! 0. O.

Hall. A. P. BBaNNEB, C. 0.

of E. end S. ABEKX LOiMIE, NO. 146, F. A.

ular meetings Saturdav evening on or belot6 the full moon of each month In MasonicHaUMr J. M. MANNON, W. M. W.

W. CuMNiKOHAM, Seoretarv. "i CORNEUA REBEKAH Meets secoiid and folirth Monday eacli month. MBS. MARY ORB.N.O.

MRS. JENNIE EDWARDS, V. G. Has. MBLLIB GIBSON Secretary.

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a sultation by stamp. ORS. KERQAN MARKET SAN FRANCKCO,.