Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 2

PA1JLY PBMOCBAT. TUESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 22. 1393. Kreulnf, Kxowpt ID.

I. LIAKK, AMD TUX TKHMM EVENING DEMOCRAT: i(e Paid) i PER WEEK Carrier). WHOLE COPI KS THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT: OWE YEAR (Portage Paid) 60 BIX MONTHS 7 1 26 THREE MONTHS 76 uu ctr 5 cti. CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL I'APEK OtTici--Beamer Block. Cor.

Second and Main BEE THE The Sacramento 19 INC'ONSISTKNT. Bee insists that it is not partisan newspaper in the usual of that term. We must give our coteinporary credit with a lofty air of independence at times, but ao far as our observation goes, its independence invariably inani- festi itielf during periods when there is no election contests on hand. We cannot say with absolute certainty that the Bee, under its present management, has never failed to support all State and national candidates of the Republican party, for we have not a copy of its files at hand. But we give it as our deliberate opinion that when the issues are made and the candidates are named, there is no ranker partisan journal in California than the Kee.

However, we do not find fault with it on that account. Our objection to its policy is that it does not tote fair in its discussion of financial questions. It is not in accord with the rank and file of its own party on those issues. Its John Shermans and William McKinleys are responsible for the financial policy that has resulted in a financial panic, the like of which has not been seen in this country since 1872-3. It flays them unmercifully between elections when there is nothing to be gained or lost by this show of independence, but it falls down and accords them loyal allegiance and faithful party service at a time when there is an opportunity to make its independence felt, and it does this, too, in opposition to men who, on all essential public questions, holds views identical with its own, but who ordinarily train with the Democratic party.

Even all this would be excusable if the Bee did not persist in ignoring the fact that the great bulk of the Republican party are firm believers in the financial theories of John Sherman, and that nearly all the brains of the Republican to cut any in a State election wby not the otber? The truth ii that the Bet not want silver to become an in the Ohio election; and, for that matter, neither does Mr. McKinley. Ohio is both a Republican and a protection State, and ho prefers to insure his election by ignoring financial questions and drawing party lines on the tarill'. It ie perfectly sufe to assume that the most radical free silver Uepublican wi exert his influence to keep the silve question the Ohio oumjmgu, to not one of them who in now pnitlin the loudest about his independence partisan politics and liis loyalty to th cause of free coinage, but would suppor Mr. McKinley, tho gold-standard ciuuli dato, uguiiibt the ablest and purest fro.

silver Democrat who ever lived, even i the tarill' question were entirely elimi nated from the campaign. The life gives away its case and shows the absurdity of its claim that it can non-partisan when great national questions are at issue, when it admits that N'eul is right and McKinley Hit silver question, for that is tho living vital issue, and tho only one now before the country. The tarill' question wii: not be considered i the regular session of congress, and it will not again be an issue until the Presidential campaign of 1390. Labor troubles in Fresno have RS- sumod a very serious aspect, and the governor has ordered the State militia to be in readiness to move tit moments warning. Xo trouble is anticipated from workingmen who are really in earnest in their desire to secure employment.

They understand the situation and appreciate the efforts of the business men of Fresno to i leaders are arrayed on the same side. As an evidence that this is true we have but to cite the fact that the majority report of the senate finance committee submitted on Friday, is the work of Senator Voorhees and four Republican senators. We believe in bimetalismand we concur in that report. Radical free coinage papers, however, insist that the report was inspired by the goldbugs. The only show of opposition to this report was made by Democratic senators.

The work of demonetizing silver was done under the direction of Republican leadership. The work of rehabilitating the white metal waa principally under the leadership of Democrats, and they were antagonized by the John Shermans, the Benjamin Harrisons and the William McKinleys of the Republican party at every step. We admit that John Sherman had Democratic allies in his fight against silver, and the Democrats had Republican allies in their struggle to prevent its demonetization, but the preponJerance of numbers, brains and leadership of the Republican party was behind John Sherman, while the great majority of the Democratic party was on the other Bide. The result of Sherman's financial policy was BO disastrous, that it aroused a public sentiment which threatened to go to the other extreme in legislation. The Sherman act waa a compromise supported by the radical gold-standard Republicans and their weak-kneed free silver brethren, and opposed by every them with meals and sufficient employment to enable them to tide over a period of a depression.

It is the tramps and vagabonds who will not work when the opportunity is afforded them, who are responsible for the deplorable state of disorder that threatens to develop into a riot. These men have flocked into Fresno by the hundreds. A dispatch published in the Chronicle of today say men set work daily in the Vineyards and some come back next day complaining that the work is too hard." The real workingmen ought not to associate with such a vicious class. They invariabl prejudice the cause of labor by engaging in riot and disorder. A labor demonstration affords them an opportunity to pillage and destroy and sometimes to commit murder.

The honest laboring men of the country owe it to themselves to repudiate the lawless acts of these vagabonds and to deliver them over to justice whenever they have indisputable evidence that the law has been violated CURRENT COAST CULLINGS, Interesting Mews Items Gleaned From Various Sources. I I'rlnpuiiil CuiKlvusfd Kvrui Fur thu Uouutlt mid Couvxulvuvv or ItiiMy KeMderM. Tho Kniser river salmon season haw been extended to August 30th. A (ire started on the Koy ranch, in Mui-iii county, is doinu great damage. Building lit Lou Angeles is reported active, i improving real estate market.

I minors on the Comstock refuse to accept tlie proposed redaction of 2o per cent in wages. Louis Stimson has l)oen placed in the i a jail, on the charge of poisoning horses. Stockton's anti-Chinese agitation fell lint. There are few of the Mongolians employed in that city. acrainento proposes to pass an ordinance licensing some gambling games prohibited by the codes.

The stores of Simon, Menasse it Co. ind Kmitter, Goldstein A Co. were burned at llanford, Monday night. The board of trustees for the Southern California Asylum for Insane has opened jids for the erection of a new ward. Successful climbers of Mount St.

PBIMONAL, A II. V. Prludlv hM returned Red Bluff. Robert Warrcu iu Monday. Dr.

Lee of lu tbii city today. A. J. Tillotsou came up from Beuicla lam Mamie Newton vititiug frleudi la Ban I-rancl8eo. Laugecour has relumed the from W.

J. Hook returned from Wurrauieuto on nooii train. Lutie SitutH C'ruz. Miuule Lee returned Monday evening Win. Guerley, of Spokane, ID vinlting friends 111 Woodland.

Piuli'nc Jr 'v' LBWSOU iost night from famil were Frtt R. Forrester returned Monday evening from rallC'lMCO. J. C. Hall csme down from Willows Monday afternoon.

Miss Lora Uaroutte returned to San Francisco Monday afternoon. Miss E. W. (Jrant returned evening from San Kraneiseo. John Hollingsworth went to San Francisco yesterday afternoon.

F. S. Clevenger and wife went to San Fran Cisco Monday afternoon. Hubert Spauldinp, of Elmira, is visiting his brother, T. S.

t-pauldlnjr. Deputy Warden Hughei, of Folsom, is visiting relatives in this my. J. L. and bride returned from Chicaeo on Hundas 1 evening's train.

Miss Lizzie lias returned weeks' visit in San Francisco. THESE ARE HARD TIMES, BUT DON'T YOU KNOW Now Is Just the Time to Buy Property At Your Own Price? A Judicious Investment Now Means a Handsome Advance Within a Few Months! ANY OF THE FOLLOWING LIST CAN BE BOUGHT AWAY BELOW ACTUAL-VALUE: from a two Miss Ella Baker went to Helens have returned to Tucoma, ind declare volcano. the mountain an active TheCrocker-lIuH'man Land and Water Company lost 000 acres of standing g-ain lire Sunday, near Amsterdam, Merced rountv. The Virginia and Truckee Railroad inipany has reduced the pay of all its The Chronicle of today has a specia in which, among other things it isstntec that a certain Senator, who is much in terested in Mr. Cleveland's success as well as his own share of the patronage says that he is authorized by the President and secretary of the treasury to say- that when the silver purchasing clause is repealed unconditionally, there will follow silver legislation that will be approved by the President and the people.

The mayor of Newark, New Jersey, ordered anarchists to lower a black flag or stop parading the Streets. That is the kind of talk we like to hear in these 19th centurv davs. The impression is gaining ground that congress will reach an agreement on financial questions and adjourn earlv in September. The result of the French elections is a district triumph for the Republic. The Republicans gained large of seats and lost none.

'unloves, except locomotive "engineers, per cent. John Momihan, a deckhand, employed the steamer Kllen fell into the Stockon Channel, Friday nighc, and was Billed by the wheel. (ieorge II. Maxwell was caught by a evolving shaft in a mill at Spokane p'ncl is body was almost torn in pieces before machinery was stopped. men are working in Fresno ineyards for 75 cents and board.

Many the unemployed are cleaning the treets of Fresno for their board. The number of idlers flocking into resno increases. It is said they are lostly from Colorado, heading for the ineyards and the mid-winter fair. The nineteen banks at Los Angeles on July 1st showed a gain in deposits of as compared with the statement of the twelve months previous. Eastern Washington's grain this season promises to be the best eve known.

The average yield from Britiel Columbia to the Oregon line will bi thirty bushels to the acre. Judge McKenna has rendered decision in relation to the waterfron trouble between the railroad cornparn Hryant Spires and ban iranciBc'O afternoon. Miss Annie Oardner, of San Kraneiseo lug her a -Mies Nettie Gardner. lieo. Holhnggworth and wife came home from Santa Cruz yesterday evening.

Obe Low and G. Woodard were passengers on the south-bound train ilouday afternoon. Miiw Jeiinle Uibson and mother have returned from their summer vacation in Pacific Grove. Mrs. R.

w. PeiidegaRt and children returned from a months' visit in San Francisco Monday evening. Mrs. P. S.

Suavely and daughter returned from a two weeks' visit in San Francisco Monday evening. A and Chas. Elston will leave for Berkeley in the morning, for the purpose of enterin" the State I'mversity. Chas. Laupeiiour and wife, who have been visitinK in San Francisco for two weeks returned home Monday evening.

Mrs. If. Hollis, of San Francisco, is visitine u- Lnu Senour, She will remain in oodland until after the fair. iu Miss Annie Worthen, of Berkeley, who has been visiting friends in Woodland for the past six weeks, returned home Monday afternoon mained at Adams Springs. ith them, re- JAMES R.

WAITC, Hunger of Celebrated Comtdr Oo, Premium Band and Orchestra, Jr. JTilM Xtdifol Xlkhart, Ind. You Will remember the condition was In fean ago, when I waa afflicted with a combination of diseases, and thought there was NO HELP FOR me. I tried all kinds of medicines, an Jaoorei of eminent physieiauB. My nerves were prostrated producing dizziness, bean trouble and all the ilU that make life miserable.

I commenced to DR. MILES' NERVINE and In three months i PCRFCCTLY cuncn. AH my travels each year, when I see. the thousands of physical wrecks, suffering from nervous pros- jt tration, taking prescriptions from local physicians who have no knowl- 1 edge of theircasa, and whose death la certain, I feel like going them ami saying, i A CURED." Jn my profession, where, there are so many mi II ft flerers from tal prostration and nervous exhaustion, brought on by the character of the business engaged In, I would a sure cure for all suffering from these JAMES On. 5 acres in alfalfa, within a few yards of the city limits.

Under water ditch. Choice location. 10 acres fine fruit land at a bargain. 50 acres very fine land, suitable for fruit, vines or alfalfa, gated. Will divide if desired.

Finest of land. Can be Irri- 5 Town Lots, on the installment plan. Buy one, and stop paying rent. i Town Lot, in exchange for a cheap but kind horse, or horse and buggy. 175 acres land, suitable for grain, fruit or alfalfa.

Choice location, and offered at 40 per cent, less than price one year ago. none of these suit and country property. you, call and look over my list of city I want a desirable quarter-section of good alfalfa land to subdivide. Must be under the water C. T.

BIDWELL, REAL ESTATE DEALER. MAIN STREET, WOODLAKD, Sold on a Poaitive Guarantee. I LES' PI kLS.50 SOLD BY ACL DRUGGISTS, A TRIBUTE I A UG I'lIAL i I Democrat in both branches of congress. It will thus be seen that the Republican party is responsible for the financial legislation of this country for many years, and that if the present depression in business is due to vicious legislation, the blame should be laid at the doors of the Shermans, the Harrisons and the McKirileya of that party. The Bee, in discussing the situation, for reasons that ought to be apparent to the most casual observer, chooses to ignore all these facts, and abuses the President and Mr.

Carlisle as if thov were both pick-pockets and horse thieves and all the time it is fully aware that neither of them has ever written or spoken a word that by any possible construction can be tortured or twisted into a declaration against the avowed policr of the Democratic party to continue both the use of gold and silver as standard money. The Bee is entitled to whatever credit there may be in the original discovery that the Ohio election has nothing to do with this matter. It would be a curious condition of affairs if a question, which is the paramount issue in every other State in this Union, should cut no figure in the Ohio election. It is absurd to pretend that while every other community, north, south, east and west, is profoundly absorbed in a discussion, the purpose of which is to reach a solution of the Onancial problem, the people of Ohio have no interest in the matter. The tariff question is an important one but the necessities of the financial situation are so urgent that the tariff question is completely overshadowed by the financial crisie.

and the demand for relief from the stringency in the money market ia so great that the President, in convening congress in extra session, recommended legislation upon but one question. Jt ie a State election that is to be held in Ohio. The tariff as well as financial it a national issue. If one is itoo ant Ground Kv Broken l''or Mid winte J-'air on i i a Work on the midwinter fair be formally commenced on Thursday. The following letter ha.

1 been re ceived by County Clerk Pendegast, and ie self-explanatory: Hos. R. I I A connry Yolo county, Cal. i Den i- Kir: The executive co'mmiu not having at hand the names addresses of the county otlicinls am prominent citizens of your countv, adop this method of requesting you to i invite the county officials proininen citizens of your county to hi present at the inaugural ceremonies ol the breaking of ground for the construction of buildings lor the California Midwinter International i takes place at Golden Gate I'at-k, HiU city, on Thursday, the i.Mtl day of L' o'clock i-. Those desirina to attend can i i seats on the a by addi-essing i K.

Fi.sher, a i a of committee, room second flunr. i i i Yours very M. I UK I The i a list of i-( a i i in i Mondav, L'2, A .1. i I i i i i A T. i i i i Mrs.

a a Fred i Kva Mrs. a i a Mrs. A. Castillo Seiifirn a a i i i A rev, MTH. a i I Mrs.

i Held Mrs 1' app, i i A i 11 i I.ee U'ooii, 1 i i i Thct-e i i be called for at once: when asked for will please a loiters have Ix-cn advertised. Sunday i iiourn chanm-d from n. to r. M. F.

M. A M. 1 A remedy used i inn i i i smvc-is us headaches i i i lulve so i i i irnod it is I i mi i "ll has licen headaches i from i i i i in pen cidleal nil-It lii'ildiu-ho, ill i a I i i -niiii'd a i i i i or i a or by ex- and the city of Oakland, which practic ally leaves matters as they now stand. Gus Anderson urn pad from the wire cable across Falls, Sunday, with a parachute. He fell on his back and struck a rock, his injuriei resulting in death shortly afierwaid.

The State superintendent of public schools has asked countv officials to be watchful and see that the provisions the act to establish a tax on collateral inheritance or bequests are carried out. It was rumored that an attack on Chinatown at Bakersfield had been planned Saturday, but as soon as the citizens became aware of the fact they held p. meeting and agreed to establish an employment bureau to assist the un- mployed. und armed guards were placed to patrol the streets. The Chinese in Selma who refused to close their restaurants when ordered to do so by the people have had them closed, and two of the proprietors given tickets and sent to Fresno.

The laundrymen have been given to the let of September to leave. The restaurateurs had been given five days. Lieutenant C. E. Xelson, of Company Oregon Xational Guard, who was wounded in the sham battle at the encampment near Oregon City, Saturday, iied Sunday morning.

A wad from one jf the guns of the batten- he was Irving to capture struck him "in the lumbar region, penetrating tiie flesh half an inc near the spinal column. The shock an intense excitement produced fatal re mlts. To the Memory of the tate Mrs. Mary JE. Xowery.

For the first time the death angel has entered the ranks of our noble sisterhood and bv the divine will of our Heavenly Father, our be loved sister, Mrs. Lowery, has been suddenly removed irom our midst. In her departure we realize that as individu- In the great struggle of life Sister werv was ever found on the side of those who Were flKhting for the right. Her hand was ever open to assist those in need, and her heart to gvm- she burdens of others she seemed waa always to lijrhten oblivions Shoes for the People! We have some shoes for Two- Fifty that are unapproachable, because they have good style, enduring comfort, and solid service in them. Buy themj try them, and make "money.

Ladies' Cloth Top, Pat. Lea. Tip, Fine Kid, Men's solid St. Louis Toe Tip, 2 Boys' superfine 2 To the husband and children who have been BO suddenly and unexpectedly bereft of a devoted wife and mother, we tender our warmest sympath y. and commend them to the favor of Him whom their loved one so fully trusted MRS.

T. D. MORRIN, MRS. H. C.

HBNK.LE, MRP. S. A. WATKINS, RUMSEV w. C.

T. August 20, W. J. Hook, wholesale and denier. Box trade a spec! retail cigar No matter how regular the features or how perfect the form, no woman can be beautiful xvithout a healthy skin.

Disease alters thu complexion and brings wrinkles prematurely. Pure blood is necessary for a healthy skin, and a healthy skin is essential to FRLTTILAXJ. For sale by Leithold Elston. THIS PAPER IS KEPT ON file at E. Dake'8 Advertising Agency.

i and 65 Mer chants' Exchange, San Francisco, where for advertising be made for it $2 50 2 50 50 50 "We have great lots of shoes. We deal in nothing else and as times are hard, we have put prices down to bedrock. Economy is now the watchword, so save your dollars by buying footwear at our shoe store. We If you want to sell anything, let me try my hand. If you want to buy anything, see ray goods and prices.

Everything Goes FOR A TRADE. CASH IS KING! I don't refuse silver. Paper money accepted with thanks. If you have neither, bring along a sack of wheat or barley, a dozen eggs or chickens, and we will trade. A.

M. THE El AT GROCER. Duncan Welch, DIGGS' STONE FRONT BUILDING, Main Street, Woodland, Cal. Notice of Annual Meeting. PTOCKHOLPERS OF PORFIRIO 1)1 and Silver Mining and Milling fom- pany.

are hereby notified that the next annual meeting of the stockholders of said company for the election Direi-tors and the transaction of such other business as rnav come before the meeting, will be held in the company office, Nucleus Building, corner of Third and Market streets, rooms 24 and 2.1 San Fran- ciscp, State of California, at 2 o'clock p. on Wednesday August JS, 1893. The transfer books will be closed on Monday, Autrost "1 A. A. NORTON.

Secretary. Sun Francisco. August 10 Ifc93 td SALE! R- Leader. Since i first introduction. Electric Hitte him gained rapidly in popular favor, i no it is eluany in lend among pure medicina ionics a a i a i i r.othin u-lncli 7 i i i use as a beverage or intox pain, it is recognised as the best and pure medicine for all a i of Stomach, Liver 1 i i cure sick headache, indige i constipation, and i malaria from th system.

Satisfaction guaranteed i eac or the money refunded. Price only 50c per liottle. Hold by I'oiid Lawsou. For clothine, gent's furnishing goods an go to Kopcllhurg Bros. BORV.

i.u City. Oregon, August 1 of C. Welch, a son. positrc i i I-IIM-S ith I inoat i i i i i i a thor- outrh I i a i i i i I i the ngi-ncy i i inicl conscientiously n-eoiiuiH-llJl It I i ic i i patrons. The MAI.VR in i Arnica Malvo.

the world for Cuts, ilfttisfftctlon, or money box. Kor sale hv Povr, A T.AWHOM The People's One l-ric'-Cnvh one of the largest most complete of I i Kent's and i shoes. trial i vlnce you of i low prices KOSFNKI.T, BROS. French percales reduced from 20 to 12'X the People's One Trice dish Store. cents CAST OUT the disorders, diseases and weaknesses pecu liar to women--by th prompt action of Dr Fierce's Favorite Prescription.

A woman hcnuty depends on he henlt h--beauty in th: can lie pnrebaset A bad complexion, muddy skin, a u-rinldec face nnd sunken eyes follow the disorders tho womanly functions Cupid is in demand fo healthy ivoninn no for sick and ailing ones The "Favorite Prescription" is a power fill, invigorating tonic, nnd a irtrengtheiiing nervine to be used in all those distressing iroubles which make woman's life miserable You'll find relief from sleeplessness, bfickaeru ml bearing-down sensations. It's a medi cino prescribed by an eminent physician for hose nervous conditions brought on by fiinc- icmal disorders such as Nervous Prostra- ion, Kicifflbility, Fainting Spells, Dizziness, nd St. Vitus's Dance. In every case ol femnlo complaint" if Jt doesn't benefit or cure, you have your money back. A A Formerly of lirni of I Lawsen, i i in the dairy business the mune of the "EUREKA DAIRY." He solicits the pnlronnge of the people of Woodland, and will deliver i tf A OF TOWN, Ixith north and south of Main street.

Prompt Delivery, Full Measure and Pure Milk and Cream A I I A I ruMn i 1 on a a olll hlK "PPOInlty. I carry a Aill line of Hnppiics, consulting of me dn i. Ce nt xft Plater a tclt Va tclt etiTM, Kant Woodland. 30 DAYS! 30 DAYS! vx 30 DAYS! MEN'S MEN'S MEN'S THE ENTIRE STOCK OF YOUTHS' YOUTHS' YOUTHS' BOYS' BOYS' BOYS' I AT A DISCOUNT OF 25 Per Cent. 25 Per Cent.

25 Per Cent. FOR CASH ONLY! WHITE HOGSE. J. F. HIM, Prop'r NEWSPAPER!.