Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 4

CHURCH NOTICES. Evangelical church, Cleveland itreet, between Main street and Lincoln 3, Q. Mangold, pastor, woodland, Sunday school at 10 a', m. at 7:30 p. m.

Hungry Hollow, Sunday school at 10 a. m. Service at 11 a. m. Clover district service at 2 p.

d). Church of the Holy Rosary, Main Grealy, pastor; Father Huesges, assistant Mass will bo celebrated tomorrow at 8 a. m. ia the church by Father Grealy Father Huesges will celebrate mass at Winters at 9 a. m.

and at Madison at 11:30 a. m. First Christian- church, corner College street and Lincoln Thomas G. Plcton, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a.

m. Preaching service 11 a. m. Subject, "What Think Ye of Christ?" Evening worship at 7:30, introduced by a service of song. Subject of discourse, "Strange Things." Special music by the choir.

Knights echoo! at 10 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. Uary'8 Preaching every Sunday at 2:30 p. m.

You are cordially invited to these services. L. C. Smith, pastor. St.

Luke's Episcopal church. Second street, between Main street and Lincoln avenue, Rev. D. E. Holt, Sunday school 10 a.

m.j morning prayer and sermon 11:30 a. m. Evening prayer, 7:30 p. m. On the first Sunday In the month there will be celebration of the holy communion at the 11 o'clock service, Methodist Episcopal church South, corner Second and Court P.

Shearer, pastor. The subject of the sermon at 11 o'clock will Vie "Prayer." The Sunday evening ser- vinces are being devoted to inlormal talks by the pastor -on important life themes. Rev. Shearer being himself a young man, designs to make these discourses especially helpful to the young people. First Baptist Church, corner College street and Lincoln J.

A. Pettit, pastor. Preaching at 11 and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor.

Morning subject, "God's Witnesses." Evening topic, "The Joy'of Salvation Restored." 'Sunday school at 10. B. Y. P. TJ.

at 6:30 p. m. Special revival meetings will begin on Wednesday evening, November 23d, and continue Indefinitely. All are invited to these services. Methodist Episcopal church, corner Second and North R.

E. Wenk, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.

m. The pastor will preach. In the evening the second of the series on "Common Sense in Religion." Topic, "Common Sense in Religious Practice." Sunday school at 12:16 p. m. Epworth league at 6:30 p.

Mrs. Croco, leader. Subject, "Thanks Unto God." All are invited. Strangers especially welcome. ESTATE TRANSFERS B.

H. Stephens and wife to John J. Yt of sec. 27, township 9 north, range 1 east 10 00 J. H.

Glide Jr. to J. II. Glide- West of sec. 12, northwest and north of southwest sec.

3, township 4 north, range 3 east 10 00 Reuben R. Fitz and wife to M. H. 4 of southeast and the southeast 14 of southeast 14 sec. 31, township 10 north.range 2 east, except strip In northwest corner of said aec 10 00 R.

Fitz to W. A. 62xlG9 feet on Cleveland street 10 00 JXOXSUIT GBANTED. The case of John Lillard vs. Charles Dodge was called in Justice Lampion's court this morning.

A large number of witnesses from Davisville were present. All the morning session was occupied with testimony from the plaintiff's witnesses. After the examination of several witnesses this afternoon the plaintiff rested. A motion for nonsuit was made and after listening to the argument Justice Lampton granted the motion. The action was one brought by plaintiff to recover the sum of alleged to be due on account of partnership hay, a portion of which it was alleged that the defendant had converted to his own use.

P. Bruton was the attorney for the plaintiff and C. and H. L. Huston for the defendant, HE COULD HARDLY GET UP.

"This is to certify that I have taken two bottles of Foley's KiJney Cure, and It has helped me more than any other medicine," writes P. H. Duffy of Ashley, 111. "I tried many advertised remedies, but none of them gave me any relief. My druggist recommended Foley's Kidney Cure and It has cured me.

Before commencing its use I waa In such a shape that I could hardly get up when once down." Sold by J. V. Leithold, druggist A BOX OF MONEY Will be given away at Murray's hardware store. A key given with every cosh purchase. Only one key un- iocks the box.

Keys can be tried at any time between February 1st and 1B CASTORIA Bears the signature of ChaaH.Fletcher In use for more than thirty years, and The kind you have always bought Co into Lelthold's pharmacy p.na ei- r.ralne thoeo dollar fountain pens, auSOU A new and up-to-date line of crockery, lampo and glassware at John- stofl'e. olOtt TURF NOTES. Go to Leltiiold'8 pharmacy for East- photo supplier. autOU J.V.U Leader fountain uar- ratoed. Lelthold'g auSOU Taken From Current Number of Breeder and Sportsman.

David Hersprlug, who formerly trained and drove trotters In California, Is now in Closter, New Jersey, where he has the following horses in string: Red Fox 2:10, Dalgetta his Ed Gray 2:2414, Toledo Beo 2:2214, Carire L. by Arthur L. four- 2:2214, Carrie L. by Arthur four- pacer, Sweet Novice. Out of tbreo colts of Arthur L.

that Dave has In training two have records below 2:30 and Carrie L. can certainly go In the pretty good showing for the littlo son of Direct Herspring is manufacturing a veterinary salve that he says is the real thing and hs will be in California in January to place it on the market here. If you are interested in having a circuit of district fairs In California next year that will be a credit to the state and profitable to the breeders, farmers, fruit growers and other taxpayers of California, call on the state senator or assemblyman of your county and talk the matter over with him, that he may have your views in regard to the matter. There seems to be; a pretty general opinion that the state suould be divided into not more than ten districts, to each of which the legislature should appropriate money to aid an agricultural fair, aud if such a measure can be drawn up it will receive the approval of the legislative bodies, the governor and all concerned. The bill must be thoroughly up to date and in the interest the whole state, and not for any one, section or class.

It is a recognized tact that exhibitions of livestock, agricultural products, fruits, machinery, tend to improve the productions of the district wherein they are held. The state and district fairs of California have done much in the past that has been of vast benefit to our people and added to our wealth. The fact that any fair has been badly managed is not an argument against the fair itself as a beneficiary enterprise. We have too many districts; that is certain, and we believe there will be little objection to- cutting down the number to ten or even less. Now is the time, however, for those interested to begin discussing the proposed measure and a free exchange of views at this time will do no harm.

The Breeder and Sportsman invites correspondence on the subject and will print with pleasure communications bearing on and Sportsman. PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE IT. Many broad-minded physicians prescribe Foley's Honey and Tar, as they have never found so sate and reliable a remedy for throat and lung troubles as this great medicine. There Is no other cough medicine so popular. Contains no opiates or poisons and never fails to cure coughs and colds.

Refuse substitutes. Sold by J. V. Leithold druggist. DOESN'T RESPECT OLD AGE.

It's shameful when youth falls to show proper respect for old age, but just the contrary in the cose of Dr King's New Life Pills. They cut off maladies no matter how severe and irrespective of old age. Dyspepsia, jaundice, fever, constipation all yield to this perfect pill. 25c at W. H.

Lawson's drug store. SETTLE UP. All persons knowing themselves indebted to the late flrm of Krellenberg Ron are requested to please call and settle at once as the estate must be closed up. E. KRELLENBERG.

Executor. New-pack seeded raisins and currants at Johnston's. olOtf FOR inilcli cows, 35 heifers and 25 yearlings, at my ranch, 3 miles from Elk Horn, on the Sacramento road. E. SCAGLIONI.

n28d FIFTY-CENT COLDMS. Advertisements not exceeding five lines, under this heading, 60 cents per week, or less, payable In advance. is hereby given that the nnnual meeting of the stockholders of the Woodland Creamery will be held at the City Hall, Woodland, Saturday, November 26. 1904, at 2 p. m.

H. E. COIL. President. H.

S. Secretary. a25 gold scarf pin, set with pearls and ruby in form of fly. Return to this office receive suitable reward. n25 FOR of household furniture.

Also horse and surrey. For further particulars apply to 628 Collego street, Woodland. n25 TURKEY Miller Robinson's saloon, commencing Saturday evening, November 19th, and continuing until Thanksgiving. n23 EPH. WEISS, ophthalmology doctor and refracting optician, Is now in Woodland at Hotel Julian.

nlS small silver locket, with Initials A. on one side and on the other. Finder will please leave at this office and receive suitable reward. n22 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. FOR good team of work horses, harness and a new wagon. Enquire at this office. n21 FOR Oata. Balfour Garrette, Woodland, Cal.

SOCIAL Plainileld, Saturday evening, November 19th. Good music, good time. B. Cranston' no longer carries Elaterlte 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. I can.fur- nish any other roofing If desired, also building paper. E. TUTTLE, 717 Clover Phone 10S1.

LOUIS RUPP is now prepared to do butchering, make sausage, render lard and cure the meat for the farmers as usual. Leave orders at this office or Krellenberg'a. dlOtf JAPANESE STOKE All kinds of bamboo goods and Japanese novelties. Will open in a few days at 417 First street. K.

TAKAO n26d NOTICE TO undersigned club having leased the G. W. Chapman tule ranch and the Ryan place for the season of 1904-5 will prosecute all trespasers. G. W.

CHAPMAN, WILLOW SLOUGH GUN CLUB. feSd Johnston's Special Blend Coffee 3 Ibs. for yi.OO. None better. olOtf For a good shave, haircut or shampoo, go to Dlnaler's barber shop.

tf ATT ORNEYS-AT-ZAW. 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, Attorney at Law Office, Second street. Woodland opposite the opera house. Special attention given to probate matters and actions Involving real estate. C.

W. THOMAS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Beamer block. Woodland, ELMER W. ARMF1ELD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Notary Public and Conveyancer.

Rooms 1 and 2, over Bank of Woodland, Woodland, Cal. ARTHUR C. HUSTON, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Notary Public. Office, room 6, Beamer block, Wood land.

CaL NORTH LOVEJOY, Attorneys at Law and Notaries Public. Julian block, second street. Woodland, California. PHILIP BRUTON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public, corner of First aud Main streets, Woodland, MAKE YOUR I ADVERTISING PAY! Judicious use of printer's ink will do it That requires both talent and training. I feel competent ID both respects.

Try mo. If I don't make good you lose very little. H. P. Student Go to tie Deaiooraf cfflM klicU book FOR lot of good valley dak stovewood.

Enquire of RIchter 1 mile- northwest of Yolo. o3tf EMERSON PIANOS Domestic Sewing Machines. Good second-hand machine for $6. Edison phonographs; guitars, mandolins, WOOLLEY'S MUSIC STORE, Cor. Main and College streets.

New Service Southern Pacific Co. la offering new nml Improved service by the Sunset Express, Golden State Limited, Overland Limited and Oregon Express. Solid Vestibule Trains of Tourist Pullman Palace Observation and Dining Care, with oil burning locomotives. No Cinders, No Dust, No Smoke, For full information write or inquire of I. A.

MORRIS, Agent Woodland. W. H. WOOD, T. P.

Sacramento. JNO R. GRAY D. P. Sacramento.

Woodland Bakery! IUES3 SCHAEFER, rtope. Fresh Dread delivered every day. Wedding Cakes and Confectionery a Specialty Finest Pastry Delicious Ice-Cream SOUTH SrDK MAIN STREET The Union Pacific Short Line across the Continent, Many hours fastest. Many miles shortest. Personally 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 )iue. Send for booklets describing "sights and scenes from the car window," and other information of Interest to prospective travelers. S. F.

BOOTH, Gen. Agt. Union Pacific B. R. Co.

1 Montgomery San Francisco. 1 1 1 1 i PEGGY 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 aud wait.

I need the room for other goods. J. R. SHELTON 60S Main St. Drought Stationery Paint.

Wall Paper I'M I nn, Handful of Suggestions 6, W. GREEBE SON Have a. complete and well selected stock of watches of all designs and prices, jewelry of all descriptions, clocks of newest patterns, sterling sliver, Rogers 1347 goods, cut glass of best manufacture and beautiful cut opera and field glasses, optical goods, In fact, everything and anything that one could wish for a nice suitable holiday gift It would pay you to call and examine our goods and get prices. ONE OF THE WVRLD' i GREATEST HOLIDAY SHOPS itouM UAi 19 CatajotiH (lit Gtl tff aim Tkl) nijf mttt Mfectuytj uvt It CAuroAMU-a ORAXDCCT SAM FRANC i dlSdw CITY MARKET! MOSSMAYER CO. THE ONLY COLD STORAGE IN THE CITY.

Wholesale and Eetail Butchers and Packers Idly, Rehmke's Bakery 621 Main Vooaiand. WM. HEHMKE Proprietor. Fresh Bread Delivered to all Parts o( the City. Plea Cakca and All Kinds of Pastry a Specially, Closing Out Sale Continues And closing-out prices still prevail at Miller's.

The great reduction in prices on the entire stock is attracting many bargain hunters every day and the are going fast. People realize the unusual opportunity offered to save money on indispensable and seasonable goods. I I ft This List Gives An Idea of the Unprecedented Values Offered, Still -a deeper cut in this line, prices unheard of before. Laco exquisite creations, only one sixe left, 30, easily worth going at $0.48 Silk Waists handsome brown and green mixture-, regular price this sale $0.48 White Crepo de Chine A few of the kind, now soiling for $6.48 Crepe de Chine In black rind white, few assorted, splendid value for J8.00, A few Ranging in price from $3 to closing outat One-half price NEW RIBBONS CHEAP The' entire line must go and will. No.

40 Taffeta, kind 15-cent No. 40, best Liberty Satin 25-cent kind lOo No. 80, best Liberty Satin, 36-cent kind 28o No. 1 Baby Ribbon, 16-oent kind lOo bolt VICUNA FLAHHELETTE In new Fall patterns, a good assortment, just the thing for Kiuionas or Wrappers, regular value Centemerl Kid 16 years I.have been trying to tell the people of their superiority. Now our competitors are just beginning to find it out.

My entire line B. M. MILLER. CORNER MAIN AND FIRST ST. BASKETBALL Colusa High School vs.

Woodland High School ON THE Woodland High School Campus Saturday, NOY. 19, Commencing at P. M. AdniissioT- 25c. ulSd BANK OF WOODLAHB INCORPORATED 18G8.

Authorized Capital $1,000,000 00 Paid Up Capital 962,10000 Surplus 240,525 00 Profit and Loss. 8,44200 L. D. STEPHENS President C. NELSON Vice-President S.

CRAIG Cashier A General- Banking Business Done. Exchange Market CHALMERS Props. BUTCHERS DEALERS IN LIVE STOCK, ETC. FRESH PISH WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. Meats delivered to all parta of the city free of charge.

Oive us a call at Coward Hawkns building, Main street, between Second and Third. DENTISTS. A. N. Dick, M.

D. A. Y. Dick. D.

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

to 6 P- Telephone 658 JOHN T. OF DENTAL SURGERY. Dental rooms over R. B. Cranston's Woodland, Cal.

DR. J. L. SMITH, In Savings Bank Building, Woodland Cal. Phone Main 458.

myltf DR. C. R. WILCOXON, Dentist- Farmers' and Merchants' bank building, Woodland, Cal. Office phone 638; residence pttone 78.

WHEN IN SAN FRANCISCO, CALL Wakelee's Pharmacy COR. BUTTER tc, POIJC 8TS. Recently purchased by MESSRS PARLEY QUINN. Mr. Farley, formerly ot Woodland, will bo glad to Bee you.

D. 6- Exley, Transfer Piano and Fnraitnre Moving General Dray Business PHONH 177. Stand in front ot Dletz'a harneM IX Q. HXLBY. Prop.

JcJtf AdTsrtJMmenti ia the Democrat InlMerib. tke Benoorat rti Htt are ears to Attract ewtOTMn, ll i urn WE DON'T NEED A TOWN CRIER Our Patrons Fill the Bill Better. When you get the people "ringing your praises" you liavo cause for self-congratulatiop. It means that you have treated tuein right and that tk'oy appreciate it. 1 All of our patrons hayo their littlo bells ringing for us.

They do It unsolicited of thoir own volition and that is what counts. As a result our business is steadily Good honest goods, fair pricos and square dealings have done it. IB closius let us remind you that our stock of building materials and all kinds of lumbor was never more complete than at the present. Sierra Lumber Phone: Private 861. Yard Nearest Postoffice i I'l I FI Special Price on Boys' Underwear For the 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 ah Investment for you and a safeguard for your family. Our recommendation la 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 Stoves 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 I The Hungry Mau's Friend! Back to the old stand No longcfthe West End Grocery but The Best in Town! Sec -window. Phone 746 D. SENDEE, Grocer.