Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 4

CURRENT COMMENT. SCOBIE SANITARIUM, WHICH DR.BEEBE WILL SUPERINTEND A university professor says thero are too many women iu college at Berkeley, their presence militating against tho progress of the university. Doubtless he la correct. Co-education Is falling Into disfavor even airing those who strongly advocated It a few years The man who does not regularly read his home paper Is a subject for sympathy. He is very much like man without a country.

He Is like a homeless cow that has no regular grazing place but wanders about the country feeding on weeds and brambles. No matter how many other papers a man may read, he should always be a subscriber to the home paper. Biverside Enterprise. On the 17th Instant there was a short dedication service held at the beautiful new building just finished at the comer of Page street and Masonic avenue, San Francisco. This building, of cream pressed brick, has been erected by the Scobie Memorial Sanitarium, a corporation consisting of Mrs.

James Scobie president, Mr. Richard f. MeBean, Miss Isabella F. McBean, Miss J. C.

F. McBean and an old friend, Dr. Charles E. Beebe, as medical superintendent. Mrs.

Scobie and Dr. Beebe had a very fine building at Watsonvtlle, Santa Cruz county, devoted to hos- Tom Watson, who successfully passed through the trying ordeal of posing as a Populist nominee for president during the recent campaign, sees no hope for the Democracy. He also declines to have anything to do with the reorganization of the Democratic party, for which the Democrats are duly grateful. Now, If Mr. Hearst will only emulate Mr.

Watson's example and leave the Democratic party to its own devices the party will lie In a position to reorganize. It the recent election means anything, It means that the people are weary of hyphenated Democrats. They have had a surfeit of Gold-Democrats, Silver Democrats, Bryan Democrats, Four years hence they will be ready to assemble under the banner the plain Democracy ana fight for and with leaders whose loyalty to party principles Is not shaken by every adverse wind that blows over the political Watsonvtlle Register. The building throughout Is furnished In excellent taste, and Is fitted up with all the latest Improvements, The operating department Is equipped with all the latest appliances of modern surgery and connected with a complete distilling plant in the op- orating and preparation rooms. The Institution is open to any reputable physician who may treat his patients there and he may rest fully assured of receiving nil professional courtesies.

Dr. Charles E. Beebe, who for a number of years practiced In Woodland, and la well and favorably known in Yolo county, is the superintendent 1 1 1 rr PE86Y FROM PARIS BAGS AT COST. My entire line of Peggy from Paris leather bags at cost. These are new goods in all the latest effects.

An excellent gift for Christmas and it will pay you to buy now and wait I need the room for other goods. J. SHELTON COS Mntn St. Drugglit Druga Stationery Paints Wall Paper i 1 fr 1 1 I (The Scobte Sanitarium.) -t-H-M- pitai work, but had the mlsfortyno to have it burned last January. The experience gained at the Pajaro valley sanitarium has enabled them to erect a building for hospital work which is second to none on the Pacific coast.

I I I 1 I 1 KEAX, ESTATE TBAHSJEBS We suggest that It ia hardly In good taste for the Republican papers of the second district to berate Congressman Bell now that he has been deleated. The campaign is over. With Its end let 3tB asperities' and bitterness be dismissed. The victors can aftord to be Just, even generous. Mr.

Bell maoe a good fight. His run was phenomenal under the circumstances. He has no cause to be ashamed of the result, and he can point with pardonable pride to the magnificent his home county, a Napa Im 0d JJJ'yjS was on the wrong side ol And he was aligned with a party that is at war with the best Interests ot California. But while Republicans have a right to congratulate themselves over.the redemption of the second district, they can well afford to admit that they found in Theodore A. Bell a hard horse to curry.

He got caught in a that's Tribune The phenomenal run made by Hon. Theodore A. Bell In tho second congressional campaign, proves conclusively that he was the most popular man In the district. He made the fight with no campaign fund behind him, with no aid from the outside, with no newspaper help except the united support of the Democratic papers of his own district. He made a clean, honorable campaign, based on his public record.

He made no personal attack on bis opponent. He claimed nothing to which the record did not plainly show he was entitled He had a big party majority to overcome. The Democratic press carefully refrained from attacking McKinlay's private character, although the opportunity was offered. On the other hand, tho Republican managers had an abundance of cola at their disposal. They had all the necessary resources of their congressional and state committees to draw upon.

Selected speakers from the outside were sent Into the district, and even the governor of the state was drafted into service. A bold and deliberately mendacious plot was concocted In San Francisco to try to spoil Bell's splendid record In congress, by falsely stating, and sticking to that he did nothing. They even compromised one of their own United States senators In carrying out their diabolical plot They enlisted the aid of the railroad companies. They descended to tricks, smaller and lower than were ever before attempted In a congressional race. The party lasli was sternly applied In every county And yet in a district which gavr Roosevelt a plurality of 12,000 votes Theodore Bell only fell short 100C votes.

There Is no parallel to it in the history of the state and Theodore Bell stands today with a character unsullied, and as the best loved man in Mary Briggs Connolly and husband to Julia Northwest of sec. 8 north, range 1 west, excepting two rods off south side R. L. Motz and wife to Katie 19 and 20, TkoirfUs Holcom's sub. of a part of Elliott's southern addition Land Stock G.

F. 6 and 8, block 4, and lots 2 and 4, block 7, Humsey 1000 10 00 00 -M-f-H- of this handsome new sanitarium, and it goes without saying that patients will receive every care and attention they could desire as long as Dr. Beebe is in charga His many Yolo county friends are pleased to learn of his success. DOESN'T RESPECT OLD AGE. It's shameful when youth fails to show proper respect for old age, but just the contrary In the case oL-Dr.

King's New Life Pills. They cut off maladies no matter how severe and irrespective of old age. Dyspepsia, jaundice, fever, constipation to this perfect pill. son's drug 25o Law- the second congressional Ukiah Dispatch-Democrat A BOX OF MONEY Will be given away at Murray's hardware store. A key given with every JX cash purchase.

Only one key unlocks the box. Keys can be tried at any time between February 1st am 16ta. ASTORIA Bears the signature of Chas.H.Flctcher In use for more than thirty years, and The kind you have always bought. Go to Lelthold'a pharmacy for East- mac's photo supplies. auSOU For a good shave, haircut or shampoo, go to Dlnzler's barber shop.

tf i MAKE YOUR mis 4 Judicious use of printer's Ink will do It requires both talent and training. I competent in boUi respects. Try me. If I don't make good you lose very little. B.P, WALLACE, Powell Student SETTLE UP.

All persons knowing themselves Indebted to the late ilrm of Krellenberg Son are requested to please call and settle at once-as the estate must be FIFTY-CENT COLDMi Advertisements not exceeding flve ines, under this headlug, 50 cents per week, or less, payable In advance. closed up. New-pack seeded rants at Johnston's. E. KRELLENBERG, Executor.

raisins and cur- olOtf EPH. ophthalmology doctor and refracting optician, is now iu Woodland at Hotel Johnston's Special Blend Coffee, 3 ibs. fof None better. olOtf GOOD NEWS. Many Woodland People Have Heaifl It and Profited Thereby.

"Good news travels fast," and the thousands of bad back sufferers in Woodland are glad to learn that prompt relief Is within their reach. Many a. lame, weak and aching back is bad no more, thanks to Doan's Kidney Pills. Many are telling the good news ofHhelr experience with the Old Quaker remedy. Hera Is an example worth reading: Mrs.

Geo. Mattern, wife of Geo. Mattern, tailor, Marysville, says: "It is all of six years since I first noticed pain in my back. To any woman whose housework is easy to perform or arduous, a lame or aching back is a positive uuisance. In fact, she cannot work with any degree of comfort My back was bothering me severely when I first noticed Doan's Kidney Pills advertised in a Marysville paper and I made up my mind to take a course of the treatment and got my Urst box.

After talcing it the backache ceased. I have recommended Doan's Kidney Pills to others since they cured me, and will continue to do so." Plenty more proof like this from Woodland people. Call at Leithold's drug store and ask what their customers report. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.

Foster-Milburn Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the take no other. HAWKINS HAWKINS, Attorneys and Counselors at law. Office over Bank of Woodland, Woodland, Cal. W.

S. WALL, Attorney at Law and Notary Public, Beamer Block, Woodland, Cal. HUDSON GRANT, Attorcey at Law, Office, Second street, Woodiand opposite the opera house. Special attention given to probate matters ant actions Involving real estate. 0.

W. THOMAS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Beamer block. Woodland. California.

ELMER and W. ARMF1ELD, Attorney Counselor at Law, Notarj Public and Conveyancer. Office- Rooms 1 and 2, over Bank of Woodland. Woodland, Ca). ARTHUR C.

HUSTON, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Notary Public. Office, room 6, Beamer block. Woodland, CaL NOHTH LOVJEJOY, Attorneys Law and Notaries Public, Julian block, second street. Woodland, Call- "ornia.

'HILIP BRUTON, Attorney at nnd Notary Public, corner ot First nd Main etrccis, Woodland, The Union Pacific Short Line across the Continent. Many hours fastest, Many unites shortest. Porsonally Conducted Excursions. Limited Trains The famous "OVERLAND LIMITED" running every day in the year via Omaha reaches Chicago sixteen hours quicker than all competitors. All agents sell tickets via this line.

Send for, booklets describing "sights and scenes from the car window," and other information of interest to prospective travelers. --KT. BOOTH, Gen. Agt. Union Pacific K.

R. Co. 1 Montgomery San Francisco. TURKEY Miller Robinson's saloon, commencing Saturday evening, November 19th, and con- Inulng until Thanksgiving. n23 small sliver locket, with Initials J'V.

A. on one side and 'S. on the other. Finder will please leave at this office and receive suitable reward. n22 FOR milch cows, 35 heifers and 25 yearlings, at my ranch, miles from Elk Horn, on the Sacramento road.

OS. SCAGLIONI. n22rt Woodland, November 14th. a pair of gold-rimmed spectacles; cable wire hooks over the ears. Finder will please leave at this office.

n22 FOR front room furnished; 119 North Third St nlS FOR good team of work horses, harness and a new wagon. Enquire at this office. n21 FOR Oats. Balfour Garrette, Woodland, Cal. SOCIAL Plainiield, Saturday evening, November 19th.

music, good time. Good Handful of Suggestions G. W. GREEHE SOU Have a. complete and well selected stock of watches of all designs and prices, jewelry of all descriptions clocks of newest patterns, sterling silver, Rogers 1S4V goods, cut glass of best manufacture and beautiful opera and field glasses, optical goods in fact, everything and anything tha one could wish for a nice suitable holiday gift It would puy you to call and examine our goods and get prices.

Id4 B. Cranston no longei carries Elaterite roofing for me When anyone says they have as good ask them to show you their company's guarantee. The Elaterite is the only company that gives a written guarantee. The best is the cheapest and most profitable. I keep it always in stock at $2 per square, up.

1 can furnish any other roofiue if desired, also building paper. E. TUTTLB, 717 Clover Phone 1081. man and wife want a situation on a ranch; wife Is a good cook. Enquire of 1C GOODFELLOW, 920 North Woodland.

DR. S. ODLE. the well-known veterinary surgeon, has located Woodland. OHlce and veterinary hospital opposite city hall.

Phone 644. nlS a competent woman, work at honsecleaning, sweeping dusting. Enquire at 116 Walnut street LOUIS RUPP la now prepared to do butchering, make sausage, render lard and cure the meat for the farmers as usual. Leave orders at this office or Krellenbcrg's. dlOtt GOOD CLOVER PASTURE for stock at reasonable prices.

Apply to Richard George, miles southeast of Woodland. nl? JAPANESE STORE All kinds of bamboo goods and Japanese novelties. Will open in a few days at 417 First street. n26d 1C TAKAO. NOTICE TO undersigned club having leased the G.

W. Chapman tule ranch and the Ryan place for the season of 1901-5 will prosecute all trespasers. G. W. CHAPMAN, WILLOW SLOUGH GUN CLUB.

fcSd FOR lot of good valley oak ctovewood. Enquire of Rlchter 1 northwest at Yolo. o3 tf 5MEUSON PIANOS Domestic Sewing Machines. second-hand machine for Jfl. Edison phonographs; ultars, mandolins, WOOLLY'S MUSIC STORE, Main and College fltrcctu.

Jal2U ONE OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST HOLIDAY fHOPS itioutd iind far Cmtrat Catalogue (US paglt). Offf Book Bulttttn and olHir frti CJtrhlmat lUtrafurg, 7hty KlU ttttp feu irujti HlKttoni anil to HH 1 UROUT. aiuxoar FRANCICCO. dlBdw SACRAMENTO, CAL. BEST HOTEL IN Tril CITY Naw Modern located in the center ofbimucM, jfid Room.

91 to lotad ft WM. LAN 0, Prop. Advertisement! in for the uu i Closing Out Sale Continues And closing-out prices still.prevail at Miller's. The great reduction in prices on the entiue stock is attracting many bargain hunters every day and the goods are going fast. People realize the unusual opportunity offered to save money on indispensable and seasonable goods.

This List Gives An Idea of the Unprecedented Values-Offered, LiDIES' WAISTS Stllfn deeper cut In tills line, prices unheard of before. Lace exquisite creations, only one size left, 30, easily worth $12, going at Silk Waists In handsome brown and green mixture, regular price J9.SO, this sale $6.48 White Crepe de Chine few of the $10 kind, now selling for $0.48 Crepe de Chine In black and white, few assorted, splendid value for J8.00.. $5.98 A few in price from $3 to $5, closing outat One-half price HEW R1BBOHS CHEAP The entire line must go and will. No. 40 Taffeta, No, ,80, best Liberty Satin, SB-cent kind 28o No.

1 Baby Ribbon, IB-cent kind lOo bolt VICUNA FLANNELETTE In new Fail patterns, a good assortment, just the thing for Kimonas or Wrappers, regular value kind 15-ccnt No. 40, best L-iberty Satin, 25-cent kind I9o Contcmerl Kid Gloves For 15 years 1- have been try- Ing to tell the people of their superiority. Now our competitors are just beginning to find it out. My, entire line B. M.

MILLER. GORNE.R MAIN AND FIRST ST. AUCTION SALE I will sell at public auction on Saturday, HOY. 19, 1904 o'clock p. At the College Stable Corrals, Woocl- and, 39-HEAD QF CATTLE-39 13 8 2-year-old Steers 2 2-year-old Heifers 10 Yearlings 5 Calves 1 S-year-old Bull TERMS OF Twelve months' credit will be given with aprpoved security at 7 per cent per annum.

B. H. STEPHENS, Prop. J. D.

R. Q. Auctioneers. BASKETBALL Colusa High School VS. Woodland High School OK THE Woodland High School Campus on Saturday, NOY.

19, Commencing at 2:30 P. M. 25c, WE DON'T NEED A TOWN CRIER Whou you get the people "ringing your praises" you have cause for self-congratulation. It means that you have trealod them right and that they appreciate; it. All of our patrons havo their littlo bells ringing- for us.

They do It unsolicitBd of their own-volition and that is what counts. As a. result oui-business is steadily increasing. Good honest goods, fair prices and square dealings have done it. In closing let us remind you that om-stock of building materials and all kinds of lumber was never more complete, than at the present.

Sierra Lumber Phone Private 861, 1 1 III 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 IM'1 Yard Nearest Postoffice BANK OF WOODLAND INCORPORATED 1SG8. Authorized Capital $1,000,00000 Paid Up Capital 902,100 00 Surplus Fund 240,52500 Profit and Loss 00 L. D. STEPHENS President C. NELSON Vicc-President J.

S. CRAIG Cashier A General Banking Business Done. Exchange Market CHALMERS Props. BUTCHERS! DEALERS IN LIVE STOCK, ETC. FRESH FISH WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.

Meats delivered to" all parts of the city freo of charge. Give us a call at Coward Hawkns building, Main street, between Second and Third. DEMTISTa. A. N.

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

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

m. to 6 P. m. Telephone E58 JOHN T. OF DENTAL SURGERY.

Dental ropma over R. B. Cranston's Woodland, Cal. DR. SMITH, In Savings Bank Building, Woodland, Cal.

Phone Main 468. myltf DR. C. R. WILCOXON, Farmers' and Merchants' bank building, Woodland, Cal.

phone 638; residence 79. Special Price on Boys' Underwear For the rest of the week a line of boys' and youths' wool fleeced underwear, a full complement of sizes, nice fitting, good wearing, warm underwear, at 45c, PER GARMENT NEW STORE 0 ARENS, Prop. BULLOCK, Mgr LINK YOUR FORTUNE TO The Prudential! Which furnishes life Insurance as an investment for you and a safeguard for your family. Our recommendation Is our policyholders; see our list Huston Joslyn, Real Estate and Insurance, TO THE PUBLIC Get the best as it will cost you no more. The Superior StOYes and Ranges Will never need a new back.

Satisfaction guaranteed or no sale. The choicest lot of Air-tight Heaters ever brought to town Before buying look my stock over R. CRANSTON 2bJ The Hungry Man's Friend! Back to the old stand No longer the West 'End Grocery but The Best in Town! See window. Phone 746 BENDER, Grocer.