Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 4

US SUN TROUPE, of the and the Acrobatic Turin far ibove the Average- Individual Mention. The Gus Sun Minstrels, an aggregation new to this portion of the state, made their initial bow to a Woodland audience Wednesday evening and scored an emphatic lilt. These minstrels have a good eastern reputation, though little is known of them in this state. They compare very favorably vHh any minstrel company that bas visited our city. The first part, which, after all, constitutes the one great essential feature of every minstrel show, is especially attractive.

The stage setting Is very pretty, with its numerous electric lights, etc. In some respects the first part is ahead of Haverly's minstrels, particularly In the vocal line. The quartet and chorus singing is very good and there are a number of soloists who are above the average Barardi has a very high pitched tenor voice and sings apparently with no effort J. P. Holloran sang very sweetly "In the "Village by the Sea." For an encore he rendered the popular "Bedelia," with quartet accompaniment.

Wilson N. Miller, the basso, apparently knows how to sing, but his voice was rather too husky to be very pleasing. It must be said to the credit of all the vocalists that their songs were new and well chosen. The comedians are not particularly funny with the exception of Fred Russell, whose best work consists in singing comic songs in a droll manner. He is a clever entertainer and keeps the audience in continual good humor.

His monologue lacks the finish of Billy Van, George Wilson and some of tho other stars of minstrelsy, but nevertheless it is good enough to keep everybody laughing. Walter Wilson, who is the author of that once popular coon song, "Ain't That a Shame?" sang another of his compositions, entitled "I'm Going to Leave." Mr. Wilson writes his songs better than he sings them. His best Is that done with Feeney in a song and dance turn. In this turn he proved himself to be a very capable dancer.

John Goss, the third comedian, shines as a bone soloist He performs in a remarkably clever manner on them, at the same time doing all kinds of stunts with a wire hoop and a lamp. The jokes for the greater part were new and clever. Of course tte comedians had the usual supply of mathematical problems, matrimonial troubles and poetical perpetrations to air. W. C.

Stonaker was an excellent Interlocutor. Two very pleasing turns in the olio were those offered by Heller, the somersault Dounding wire artist, and Connors and Montrose, acrobats, trick tumblers and barrel Jumpers. Both turns were far above the average. The best physic. "Once tried and you will always use Chamberlain's Stom- and Liver Tablets," says William A.

Girard, Pease, Vt These tablets are the most prompt, most pleasant and most reliable cathartic in use. For cale by J. V. Leithold. For a good shave, hair-cut or shampoo, go to Dlnzler's barber shop.

tl FIFTY-CENT COLUMN. HSKED TO NUKE HASTE, Willis, of 1 World's Fair Commission, Bead) Hotice. After a herculean struggle in the division of space In the agricultural building at St. Louis between the counties that will make exhibits at the exposition of the present year, the California commissioners have reached a point where there is only one -ioeslble ground for further discussion concerning space allotments. AU the counties have agreed to take what has been assigned, with the exception of Alameda.

county. Tho people of were contented to occupy the portion of the ground and wall room that a diagram showed to been set asido for their exhibit Recently, however, a map or chart was received from St. Louis, which had Mnes on It Inclosing a flatiron shaped area that was apparently taken from Alameda. Letters have been sent to St. Louis to enquire what is meant by this.

The commissioners have no knowledge any space being shorn from the Alameda area, but the map tells a different story. It may be all a mistake. On the receipt of replies from SUxmls ihe fate of Alameda county will be Sxed. If there is no interference with the space as originally assigned there will be no reason for an additional question. All other counties are satis- fled.

Acting on the belief that the space allotment matter is now practically disposed of, Secretary B. B. "Willis has out a circular letter addressed to the persons who have charge of the exhibits that are to be forwarded to St Louis at the expense of the commission and has requested that they move promptly to get their wares Into hands of the commission at an early date. In part Secretary Willis writes: "We beg to request that you will get your material packed for shipment at Jie earliest possible day and supply commission as soon as possible with a memorandum of the number ol packages you will have and list the the same. is suggested that, owing to the very high rate on structural material, the counties and individual exhibitors shall arrange to have their structures built at St.

Subscribers who are In arrears will confer a great favor by re- mltting a part If not convenient to pay tho whole amount of sub- scription due. Please examine the date after your name on the paper or wrapper, and see when your subscription expired. ED. E. LEAKE.

1111 i 1 1 i.n ni I.I..I..I..|..H.I|..|..H. lady's gold filled watch, rib ton and gold fob attached. Small diamond set In center of case. Finder will leave same at Windsor Marley's barber shop and receive reward. fe9 in every city and village to sell our guaranteed Gold Bond Contracts.

Easy sellers; double commission; Gold Bond Mercantile 406 Crossley San Francisco. f6d SOCIAL Plainfleld, Saturday evening, February 6th. Good music and a good time guaranteed. Admission, gents $1, including supper. Spectators 25 cents.

16 the road between Woodland and Pleasants valley, a black and red buggy robe. A liberal reward for its return to this oEBce, or to f5 H. ULRICH. NEW BARBER will open a barber shop In the Julian building, on Second street, north of postofflce. Good workmanship guaranteed.

Ja2Stf W. O. LEWIS, Prop, to learn Barber trade; only eight weeks required; two years tavcd; positions secured when competent. Catalogue mailed free. Moler System College, San Francisco, Cal.

f22d PIANOS, ORGANS; White, Domestic, New Homo and Woolley Sewing Machines, Talking Machines, Sheet Music, at price. Woolley's, 502 Main street Phono 348. Jal2tf FOR rooted grapevines of the following varieties, viz: Seed- leas Sultana, Thompson Seedless, Zln fandcil. Mission and Tokay. fe7d C.

T. BIDWELL. FOR acres of good land ruilo from the depot at vlils, now Blucke. Price very low. A.

C. 3UOULE9. JMtf LOOK AT THE DATE, H. H. Stevenson.

Full set teeth, HO. No charge for extracting when plates are ordered. o3tf Limited Overlanc) Trains Southern Less than 3 Days California to Chicago Libraries, Buffet, Ladies' Parlor, Gentlemen's Club Room, Barber Shop, Dining Car (a la carte), Drawing Rooms, Compartments, Berths. A delightful trip over a direct route. Ask about the A MOTHER'S RECOMMENDATION.

I have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a number of years and iave no hesitancy in saying that It the best remedy for coughs, colds and croup I have ever used In my family I have not words to express my cpnft- lence in. this J. A. Moore, North Star, Mich. For sale J.

V. Leithold. MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE. One was pale and sallow and the other was fresh and rosy. Whence the difference? She who is blushing -with lealth uses Dr.

King's New Life Pills maintain it. By gently arousing the azy organs they compel good dlges- ion and head off constipation. Try them. Only 25c at W. H.

Lawson'a drug store. Coughs and colds, down to the very jorderland of consumption, yield to he soothing; heajlog influences of Dr. Norway Pino Syrup. OVERLAND LIMITED A. MORRIS, Agt.

S. P. Woodland JHO. R. GRAY, D.F.4 P.

Sacramento DENTISTS. T. A. GUTHR1E, D. D.

S. Dental Office in Yolo County Savings Bank Building, opposite Byrns Hotel, Woodland, Cal. Telephone No. 109. A.

N. Dick. M. D. A.

Y. Dick, D. D. DICK DIOK, Dentists. Woodland, Cat Uvcr Farmers' and Merchants' bank.

Office hours, 8 a. m. to p. m. Telephone 668 DR.

J. li. SMITH, in Savings Bank Building, Woodland, Cal. Phone Main 458. myltf IjiC C.

R. WILCOXON, Dentist Farmers' and Yiank building. Woodland, Cal. phone. 638; residence phone 276.

BROOKS BABBLINGS, BROOKS, February 18 quite cool. The shower this morning Is quite encouraging. Joe Wolgamott Sr. Is reported to bB seriously 111. The roads In the valley are all In fine condition.

The valley trade in pork Is light, aa hogs are scarce. A heavy storm would be a great blessing to the crops. Mrs. James Cranston is reported to be on the sick list. Nick Miles went down to the county seat on Wednesday.

Dr. Lawhead, of Woodland, was in Brooks last Sunday. Prank Gibson made a trip to ths county seat on Monday. Dr. Craig, of Capay, made a professional call up this way last Sunday.

R. Boyle, a Woodland livery stableman, drove an automobile up the valley last Sunday. Miss Daisy Miies came up from Woodland for a brief visit the early part of the week. Most of the seeding has been completed and the work of summerfallow- mg has been commenced. A little warm weather would be appreciated.

It would be especially ben- eflclal to the growing feed. The outlook is that the hay crop will je short. The winter-sown grain Is at a standstill. Pall wheat looks fairly well. OCCASIONAL.

3 Fast Trains Oaily to Chicago East from Southern Pacific Ferry i Station, San Francisco 8 a.m. Atlantic Express SO SM. The Overland Limited Electric lighted train I 6 p.m. Orianlal Mall Standard sleeping cars, tourist sleeping cars, reclining chair cars, dining cars, direct to Union Passenger Station, Chicago, via the Southern Pacific, Union Pacific and Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul Railways via OMAHA Write for folder to C.

L. CAN FIELD, Gen Apt. c. M. 4 ST.

P. Ry. 635 MARKET ST. SAN FRANCISCO or to any Agent SOUT8ERH PACIFIC West Valley Lumber Co, Woodland, Cal. Millions In It We have spent millions on the road bed and equipments of tho Union Pacific In order to make It the best winter road In the United States.

You can feel safe In using this line, and at the eame time have all the comforts of home. Drop me a postal and I will call and explain everything; or you can ask I. MORRIS, Agent P. B. F.

BOOTH, General Agent, U. B. No. 1 Montgomery S. DIVIDENDJfOTICE.

The San Francloco aud Suburban Home Building Society, 708 Market street, San Francisco, has declared for the half year ending December 31, 1303, a dividend at the rate of 12 per cent per annum on tho capital stock and participating certificates, free of taxes. JOSEPH HUGH CRAIO, Manager. Secretary. flBd PHILLIPS CLING, 8 cents And other Nursery Trees at Reduced Prices. The Crocker Bartlett Pear Ripens about February 1st.

AGENTS L. CROCKER, Loomis, Placer Co. Cal. flBd FOR SALE 1280 acres of Sacramento river land; Good Improvements. Easy terms, Address, MRS.

M. L. HOOVER, Lock Box 648, Sacremonto, Cal, f2Sd QUALITY. MATERIAL. FURNISHED OUR CUSTOMERS IS GIVEN FIRST CONSIDERATION AND OUR PRICES WILL SUIT YOU.

Woodland Opera House B. C. WEBBER, Manager. Prices, 50c, 75c, $1. Seats on sale at Leithold's drug More.

Yard Next to Railroad Track F. W. BLANCHARD, General Manager. 6. W.

lyford, TELEPHONES Woodland Office, Main 881. F. W. Blanchard, Residence. 279 G.

W. Lyford, Residence Main .624 READY FOB BUSINESS! THE NEW STORE Rochdale Cooperative Co, AUG. DAHLER, Manager Successor to C. A. Hall.

First-class nocerles will bo Bold at the lowest possible prices. Full weight and prompt delivery. Give us a trial and be convinced. BANK OF WOODLAND INCORPORATED 1868. Authorized Capital 00.000 00 PaldTJp Capital 962,100 00 Surplus Fund 240,525 00 Profit and Losa.

8,442 00 D. STEPHENS President NELSON Vlce-PreBldent J. S. CRAIG Cashiei A General Banking Business Done. In addition to our line of Furniture, Beading, we have added a nice line of ruga at prices that are right.

Nothing nicer or more acceptable for presents. Our holiday stock of parlor rockers, easy chairs, music cabinets, china closets, bookcases, is complete. PICTURE FRAMES Picture frames of all sizes, In up to date molding. B. 0.

Bean Son MAIN STBEET I have just received a lew carloads oC Valley and Mountain Oak Wood And will deliver from car at price below: Dry Valley Oak, $6.00 per cord Dry Mountain Oak, 8.60 per cord Coal, 9,60 per ton I carry a full line of HAV and QRAIN EAST END WOOD YARD O. J. ADAMS. Prop. PRONE MAIN ST.

fe26 CITY MARKET UO8SMAYBF. ft Wholesale and Retail Butchers and Packeia THE ONLY COLD STORAGE IN TECS CITY. J. C. SHINKLE PHOTOGRAPHES Next to Hotol Julian.

Does Jlrat- at living prices. Work guaranteed. whld ONE NIQHT ONLY. Monday, FEBRUARY 8 fl, Yale's Everlasting DEVIL'S AUCTION 22D EDITION 22D AND BEST EVER New Scenic Wonders The Marvelous Inferno, consisting of following magnificent scenes: The Fantastic Fog. The Gates ot Hades The Frozen Path.

The Lake or Lost Souls AND THE SUPERB M1SE-EN SCENE SPECIAL FEATURES The Five Family Onrl; the Four Sala- monsky; Elena Rossi; Frauleln" Pra- 5er; Boneless Herman; Imperial Danc- ng Troupe, direction Madam Alice Phasey, In three grand new ballets; La Dance Fantastlc.ue; The Feast of the Lanterns; The Ballet of Cards. This Week's Specials Famous Cut in Dress Goods OUR AIM To make good clothes for GOOD MEN Merits your attention. OUR REALIZATION Of that aim, manifested in BETTER Clothes for the BEST MEN Merits vour business. Our Spring Goods are arriving, and WB can please yon. W.

H. ALEXANDER, THE AMERICAN TAILOR. Next to Postofflce. 16 Sel1 Lace Curtains and Spreads 28 Per cent Mow regular prices Lace Curtains from fide a pair to $160 Our 50-cent Lace Curtains are good, strong, curtains, aud are just the thing for small windows. Bed Spreads 70c to $1.48 each We carry a full line blue and white steel enameled ware.

This la the highest grade enameled ware on the market today. Get our prices before buying elsewhere. Our Harvey Pease $1.60 hand saws are strictly high grade. TW sell an ratra heavy.Leavy nickel-plated square for $1.15. Pay us a visit and be convinced that we sell good goods at an extremely low figure.

THE RACKET Two Doors East of Postoffice n28tf BANK OF YOLO, WOOD! AMD, CAMFOKNIA. Capital Paid 1300.000 Surplus 146,000 W. W. BROWNELli Presld ent R. W.

Vlce-Prealdenf C. W. BUSH Manager and Cashier C. L. Cashier CORRESPONDENTS Bank of California San Francisco Nat Bank D.O.

Mills Co.Sacramento Van Norden Trust Co New York First National Bank Chicago Also draw on the principal cities of Europe. A general banking business transacted. FASHION Livery Feed Stables CHAS, JOHNSON, Proprietor. Horses Boarded by the Day, Week or Month, Special attention to regular boarders. Stables thoroughly renovated and cleaned.

OPEN DAY AND NIOHT. GIVE US A TRIAL. AdvertUeznenti in the Democrat we cure to attract oujtonwn. Look over Prices. $10.00 Dress 9.00 Dress 7.75 Dress 7.50 Dress 7.00 Dress 4.00 Dress 1.00 Dress ,85 Dress .60 Dress .50 Dress Patterns Patterns at Patterns at.m, Patterns Patterns at Patterns Goods at .85 Goods at 70 Goods at .47 Goods at 42 .7.75 6.50 6.25 6.00 3.35 SEE SHOW WINDOW Rosenberg Bros.

'Phone 26 Remnant Week HALF PRICE In measuring up and going through stock we find quite an accumulation of remnants and odd sizes in everv department, and to move them out before we take slock, we make them half-price. Come early and get pick. B. MILLER Phone 743. 601-803 Main Street, WOODUKD, Oil.

WORKMAN! You can find at the New Store G-loves Overalls Shirts Underwear Hats Shoes Comforters Blankets Trunks Valises Telescopes Trousers Handkerchiefs. Etc. THE NEW STORE T. 0. AEENS, Proprietor.

521 Main Street, Opp Spaulding'g, Be loyal to a Home Product, and use Standard Portland Cement I BETTER imported brands Call and let us show you work where this Ceaamit been tised. Selling Agents for Woodland Sierra Lumber Co. A. KAUFFMAN, Manager Yards Near the City Water Works, and Office, Main H7. F.

A. Kauffman, Main 491. Rooted Grape Vines Zinfandel and Sultanas Choice Clover Seed Garden Seeds. Tarred Rope-MO strands to tin CoU Hancock Disc Plows Osborne Disc Harrows Your Patronage Solicited CEANSTON, Woodland Cal..