Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 2

KFEAT II OKLAHOMA FOR ADMINISTRATIliH Oklahoma, the youngest, tie lustiest aud haaltWestj'state la live union, has, in Its first election COM overwhelmingly Democratic. Is Bryan triumph over Rooee- TtM president did not invade the In person, but he sent as bis official representative Secretary Taft. That gentleman made speeches in Outhrle and had the out the wish anr to attack'the'con- stitution of Oklahoma and to advise aiamai Its Mr. the fathe of that, Seeretarj Taft in the clues'named; and Uefendec the child of his brain, his 'statesman's patilotlc heart. Result: The constitution, prohibition provision and all, bcou sovereign people made the organic law of Oklahoma.

Score a signal victory for Bvynn. progressive Democracy and revolutionized Americanism! All the-Roosevelt prestige ana 'influence was brought to bear to carry the election, by the president putting forward as candidate for governor, one of his pro- teges, who had been by him politically advanced as appointee tcTotfice. This did not suffice to turn the tide from 'Democracy and rljryan. Here, then, is a concrete, convincing demonstration that, in Oklahoma, al least, the vaunted apostle of the "Big Stick" and the "Square Deal" is Ir second place to the people's undauntec champion, Nebraska's gifted son, the nation's great commoner, Bryan. While the writer may be yet, is his opinion that when" the 'test' If come It the national scale, it will be 1 shown that Bryan Is proportionately more In favor with the Roosevelt, north east, south and west, throughout this whole broad land.

'God: grant Jt ma; be so, for the sake of true Democracy humanity's highest material, hope advancement toward Ideal government economic equality and political liberty JNO. AUBREY JONES. TOPICS. TANORBD, Sept Bud Ruberta was In Tancred last week, Mr. Hlhlde bought several fine horses at the Foster sale last week.

County Surveyor P. N. Ashley up the valley Saturday on official duty James Cranston and Mr. Eckhard shipped two carloads of hogs las week. Misa Minnie Rucks has moved Guinda, where she will reside In th future.

Miss Cox, our Is getting along nicely, considering, the hard tasl she has undertaken. Dave. SpauldJng Is shaking hand with his" old friends'again In an around'Brooks and Tanored. We would "like to get care for ship ping wood, but will have to wait unti hay arid grape a are marketed. Ite bridge at Brooke under construction by Ive Duncan, 1 Hearing completion! Ive surely know how to put the mud In.

The almond crop will be shlppc this AH the growers will have more sacks of nuts than they expect ed in the early part of the season. Supervisor Hoppln went through valley sast week. He says that he has made a hand in haying the best par of the summer on account of scarcity of help. The weather could not be better i it had been made to the order of thi grape and the prune men. The yield quality and prices are all that be desired.

There are many bachelors in antf around Tancred. They might mak themselves useful by burning the fox tail off the campus ground around tb Echoolhouse. P. C. Russell purchased two fine Jersey cows at the state fair.

They were shipped to him last week. The' are fine animals. He ia running hi clover buller and corn shred der and making hay while sun shines. The farmers aj-e now cutting anc threshing the alfalfa seed crop. C.

Curtis threshed from 11 acres tM season 4 tons of seed, besides cuttin two cropa of hay, which yielded 8 tona for the two crops. That Is no so bad for Capay valley. District Attorney Anderson and Con stable Prank Parker were out recentl looking over our burnt districts, anc sizing up the evidence to see if they could get a clew to the firebug. their travels they gathered In a three- pointer and took him home. OCCASIONAL.

AUTUMN MILUNEEY OPENING Mrs. M. PuHan takes great pleasurt in Inviting the ladles to her millinery opening on Thursday, Friday and Sat urday, September 26th, 27th and 28th The hats are prettier than ever this season, their beauty and effectiveness being due to the fact that they are so entirely different to the hats of last season. The shapes are varied, the trimmings new and the colorings simply beautiful. Come and see for yourselves.

Main street, Woodland. se27d GENERAL ROBERT B. LEE was the greatest general the world lias ever known. Ballard'a Snow Linimeat the greatest liniment. Quickly cures all pains.

It IB within the reach of all. T. H. Pointer, Hemp- Btead, Texas, writes: "This is to certify that Eallard's Snow Liniment has been used In my household for years and has been found to be an excellent ilnlment for rheumatic pnlns. I am nsrcr without It," Sold by Lindsay prescription drug- GA8TORIA the alpnatureof In use for over thirty yean and The Kind you have always bought CALIFORNIA INVENTORS.

The following patents were granted to California Inventors this week, reported by D. Swift Co. and Snow patent, -Washington, D. parner Curran, Los Angeles, feed- heater; Qeovge W. Drew, San Francisco, feed roll; Edward L.

Fealer, Santa Maria, pipe' tonga; John T. Flynn, Sa.n,Franclaco, chimney; Oeo. Foster, East Auburn, Ironing table: Harvey H. Fuller, Los Angelas, two- speed gear" for 'cycles; Albert K. Harford, Archibald -W, Hunsaker, Pomona, automatically-balanced vertical shaft centrifugal pump; Philippe Montsabre, traction engine; Martha cream H.rQuade San Francisco, automatic time switch and Ralph R.Reed, San Francisco, fire shutter; Joseph.A, StB.riab.ury, las Angeles, apparatus tor truing grinding disks; Alfred C.

Stew-: art, Loa Angeles, carburetor; Frank 1 Weiloklnrt, San Francisco, foot supporter; Geo. W. Ziegler, Los Angeles, manufacture of Illuminating; and heat- Ing gas. For a copy of any of the above patents send ten cents In postage stamps with date of this paper, to D. Swift Co.

aud C. A. Snow Washington U. 0. LETTEH IJST- The following is a list of letters remaining in the Woodland postofflce for.

the week ending September 23, 1907: Gregg, Mr. Howard Guy, Mr. Isaac Lewis. Miss Katie Heed, Mr. Hayward Wirtltch, Simon These- letters should be called tor at once; when asking for them the own- vrs.wlil please say that tfle letters have ueen advertised.

J. H. DUNGAN, P. M. HEALTH- IN THE CANAL ZONE The high -wages paid make It a mighty temptation to our young artisans to join the force of skilled workmen heeded to construct the Pana'ma canal.

Many are restrained however by the fear of fevers and malaria. I is the knowing who have used Electric go there without this fear, well knowing they are safe from malarious influence with Electric Bitters on hand. Cures blood poison, too, biliousness, weak ness and' all stomach, liver and kid ney troubles. Guaranteed by W. Lawson, druggist, BOc.

is a violent Inflammation of the mu ecus membrane of the windpipe which sometimes extends to the lar ynx and bronchial tubes, and is on of the most dangerous diseases children. It almost always comes 0 in the night Give frequent smal doses of Ballard's Horehound Syru and apply Ballard's Snow LInlmen externally to the throat. 25c, 50c an W. Liquid Veneer makes old thing new woodwork, pianos, furniture. Sample tea for asking Old Dutch Cleanser chases cleans everything.

Yankee Cleaner Cleans paintei and other surfaces. Carpets, rugs am oilcloth, wallpaper, clothing and fab rles, marble and tile, straw hats, etc Thurston's Silver Polish Clean Gold, Sliver, Jewelry, Nickel, Glaa Mirrors, Gas Fixtures Many other handy devices not men tioned. Wo are selling Ice Cream Freezer cheap. T. S.

Spaulding Pure Food Grocer. Phone EST EST EST WlEBVICE at the yard of West Valiey Lumber Co The yard nearest the depot. L. W. SAVAGE.

Agent Phone Main 14. 'atronize Home Industry Pirst-Claas Work Done at Reasonable Prices and Prompt Delivery. Woodland Steam Laundry Picas West Main Street. Jdl There are all Kinds of Tea Good tea tkoice utter bad artificially colored tea and pure tea. They may all look alike but there is a vast difference.

Folger's Golden Gate Teas are flavory ful. Six flavors KnrfllsH BlftcX A GvMtk Packed flavor-tight in dust- proof cartons to protect the rr delicate leat Irom exposure. J. A. OX of Francisco Prescriptions! I have secured 'all I the prescriptions com- jpoitnded at Zimmer- I man's and Lindsay.

drug, store and II am prepared to.refill I of them upon receipt I of the number of the I same. J. R. Slielton I DRUGGIST Capital Hotel Woodland. FOR YOUR VACATION, the pleasant drinking water that will.cure, pure air, very reasonable rates and the largest and best health and pleasure resort in Bartlett Springs The best of trout fishing; saddle animals.

Tigs, orchestra, dancing; all games. Building cement SWIMMING TANK, improvements to etc. First- class massagJSt. 'Water for bathing from the wonderful SODA MAGNESIA SPRING. i Also, cottages furnished for housekeeping, to J16 a week, according to number of rooms.

Write J. B. McMAHAN, Bartlett I SPRINGS CO. WATER OFFICE, 701 i Fourth street, San Francisco, or Phone Temporary 34 and we will call I on you if desired. my27tt WHEN PLANNING A NEW HOUSE, don't overlook the fact that this building material stock offers opportunities to reduce your expenditures, while affording you exceptional qualities for least money.

The Diamond Match Go, C. L. HATCH, Manager, Woodland. Sunset Phone 10. Farmers' Line For Sale! 40 Acres of pod land 3 miles from town all under irrigation.

This snap will only last 30 days. M. Ruggles 412 First SI, P)ionel252 Id4 JULIAN RESTAURANT MOHBW Propriitor OYSTEBS IN ANY STYLE Open Saturdays and Sundays until 2 a. m. and also tor tbo accommodation of theatre and dancing parties.

FIRST-CLASS SERVICE BEFORE INSURING Sn Fawn' MiAul lisiruci E. S. Farnham, Preeldent; H. H. Oable, Treasurer; Musgrove, Sec- clary, Telephone 3115.

Idltf for tutd get tic fit t. priat. AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, SEPT. 28 Beginning at 10 o'clock a. m.

on the G. M. COBB FABM One mile east of Dunnlgan, California. Mules, Horses, Cattle, Hogs 24 Work Mules 2 Three-year-old Mules 6 Two-year-oJd Mules 3 Yearling Mules 6 Mule Colts 5 Brood Mares 3 Horse Colts 1 Two-year-old Horse Colt 2 Bay Pour-year-old Colts, standard bred 2 Driving Horsetf 20 Cows with Calves 20 1 and 2 year old Steers 20 1 and 2 year old Heifers 40 Shoats 6 Brood Sows 2 Two-gang Plows (Eureka) '2 Pour-gang Plows (New Deal) 1 Four-gang plow (Bonanza) 2 Randalls 3 Three-section Harrows 0 Fifth Chains 8 Pairs Stretchers 8 Set Harness 1 Farm Wagon 1 SetrBla'cksmlth Tools TERMS OF sums of $50 and under, cash; all sums over twelve months' credit on approved security at 7 per cent Interest. PLENTY OP GOOD LUNCH.

M. COBB, Pron. J. D. R.

G. LAWSON, Auctioneers. Art Piece of China Free Commencing June 15 and continuing one month, axch case of CARNATION Wheat Flakes sent out will contain one package with a special prize. An art piece of English china ol exceptional value and Cobalt Blue with heavy gold incrustation. Our select semi-porcelain ware will continue as usual.

No glassware to cheapen the price and menaco life. SEE YOUR GROCEB, PACIFIC CEREAL ASSOCIATION McGRIFF PETTIT Successors to Armstrong Alge. BUTCHERS Dttttn li Fmk iitf SslM Meals, Urt, Ete Orders delivered to all parts of the city. 6IX! Main Street. Phono Main B.

U2 V1XIHO 9Y5TCM Our Fall and Winter lines of Men's Hoys' and Children's Clothing arriving-daily and arc more complete than ever before. You ave cordially Invited to call and look them over. Alexander Amrlcai and Seals' Furnisher Corner First and Main Streets. Just Received A Full Line of Mool A top given away with pair of shoes. -AT- Grot's Shoe Store 512 Main Getting Over Difficulties In the selection of a bicycle Is no easy matter where so many meritorious mounts are seen as are shown all so nearly approaching wheel perfection.

But that only means whatever your choice, you are assured of a good machine If it's purchased from us. ED H. BURNETT, West End Cyolery GIBSOIf BLOCK, WOODLAND Id4 Fashion Livery Stable CHAS. JOHNSON, Proprietor First-Glass Livery and Feed Stable Large bus for picnics, funerals and other purposes, at reasonable rates. Riga of all kinds suitable for any occasion.

TELEPHONE! 3393. College Street, north of Savings Bank Id2 Japanese Laouu First Street Wqaiilar.i Under the Old Armor; FIRST-CUSS WORK, (OWES! Satisfaction sjamnteed. Glvo us a trial and hit cunvinccd. MR. Pino.

Painless Extraction of Teeth for 50c H. H. STEVENSON. Bfntist. Dental i irt ftmlali Wert.

Consultation Free Full eet of up Sliver fillings 1.00 up Gold filling!) 1.60 np Gold crown 7,00 up Bridge work (per tooth) 7.00 up Cement fillings .50 np Treatment of teeth LOO Teeth extracted We do all our work by the latest Improved electric appliances known to the.clental profession in order to makn It aa painless as possible for the patient, All work is warranted and-will be replaced frea of charge. FtlLL SET $10:00. Teeth extracted Free when 'plates are ordered. Gas, Chloroform or Ether given. FARMERS' MERCHANTS' BANK BUILDING, Woodland, Cal.

Phone Main. Office hours 9 a. m. to 5 m. JAMES FLOOD BUILDING, San Frap- clsco, CaL bone'Montgomery 1736.

nnday by appointments. These prioes will also be given In the San Francisco office. Through All this" Storm and Stress" While nature seems to have vipset the plans of men both great and The gas service in Woodland was never better, in fact, never as good, as it is now. Install Lindsey Invert Lamps, And your house will be flooded, not w.ilh water, but with light. They fit any chandelier.

Price $1.25 complete, Why not buy a gas range and water heater They are most economical and most convenient. Woodland Gas and Electric By W. E. Mgr. 'Phone 781.

729 Main Street Flintote Roofing If in need of arjinexpensiveroofihguseflintkote. It can be put on by anyone. Does not crack or buckle, a feature which is lacking in a great many brands of roofing. C. SIEBER Full Line of" Light and Heavy Harness.

WANTED Every fanner in Yolo county to know that I have the agency for the STEEL STAR WINDM Ll, the heaviest, strongest and most up-to-date 'windmill in the county. Where there is weight, thei-e is strength, and I am prepared to go out and put them up. Don't pass the Steel Star. You wilt get the right price at S. CRANSTON'S, The Laurels of Praise Al Flour i.

1111 i .11. 11 when once you employ it In baking. There ia no other kind under the sun half aa good as it la Why not try it? i nmn i Woodland Grain and Milling Woodland, Gal. The Capital City Business College Formerly The Wwdlanrf Business A. Pierce, Principal.

Will open its school at No. 1015 Tenth street, between and streets, Sacramento, on September 1907, and will be ready to fulfill Its promises to all old pupils on and after that date. Send for circulars making special offers to students. au28tf Electric Railroads Have enhanced the value of land from 100 to 500 per cent wherever they havi been introduced. A few moiifchs will see Woodland connected with an electric railr.6a< system covering the entire Sacramento Valley.

Yolo county real estate is now held a figures which makes almost any purchase a good speculation at present prices. have some properties that are bargains. Let us interest you before prices advance BIDWELL REITH, Agents, WOODLAND, CALXTORHIA.