Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 2

WOODLAND. DAILY DMOCBAl, THURSDAY EVENING. JULY 1. 1897. Juwpt ED.

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"The Evening Paper Publishes the News of TODAY; the Morning Paper the News of YESTERDAY." --Horace Greeley. AND The DEMOCRAT desires to publish all announcement of socials, festivals, that are going on. All such notices of entertainments will be published one insertion free, as a matter of news. After once published the news feature is destroyed, and subsequent insertions will be charged for at advertising rates All cards of thanks, 50 cents. Resolutions of respect, $1.60.

Copy must be furnished for all loca notices. worst of it. Canadian government b.M that it will and in toon reprisal it it always in power of weaker government to inflict a greater lots upon eneiujr than it will sustain borne. A few Canadians cross tbeline and work in American industries during seasons (of unusual activity, but a competent authority sa that (or every Canadian who comea to tbe United for em ploy men a hundred Americans cross the line into Canada. For every ioi lar'0 worth of Canadian products the Dingley bill may keep out of the States, Canada may shut out thousands of dollars' worth of American products.

At present tbe balance of trade and labor is ail in our favor, eo that we have nothing to gain by inviting a commercial war with Canada. There are ten times as many Japs aa Americans in Hawaii, but the Americans overthrew the native government by force and fraud. And now they pretend that American interests require us to protect and pay them for their crime. King Cotton, in hie 97th year, has aeen adjudged an infant and the tariff tinkers have prescribed that he must take his nutriment hereafter out ot a nursing bottle. AN URGENT APPEAL.

It IB eatimated that the government IB losing three million dollars a week in revenue by the delay In the pasbage of the tarltr bill. The people are losing tea times as much in work on account of the Independent The bill will pass in due time, no doubt bat it will be a gloomy day for this country whenever it is enacted into the law of the land, for over the measure bangs the black pall of trusts and combines. The preparation of this bill has been something of an auction in which eacb trust has been allowed to arrange its own schedule and in which all have combined to impose unreasonable and unnecessary burdens upon tbe people. Now, we should like to know what has occurred since last November that renders necessary the urgent appea published by the Independent. Prior to the election last fall it was freely predicted and confidently promised by every Republican newspaper and orator in tbe country that in tbe event of the success of the advance agent of prosperity." there would be an end of hard times and the country would enter upon an era of good times, tbe like oi which had never before been experienced.

They did not say this change would occur in one year, or two years, or after the enactment of a new tariff, but without qualification they declared that the change would be immediate. It was argued that the mere fact that Mr. McKiuley had bean elected, that the principle of protection had tri umphed, would work like magic. As proof of this they charged that tbe election of Mr. Cleveland created a panic and precipitated disaster long before he entered upon the discharge of the duties of his administration.

The people of the United States swallowed the bait. They were deceived with the fallacy that the mere election of Mr. McKinley would result in setting all the wheels of industry in motion. They looked confidently for the return of prosperity immediately a tlie election. 1 hey are still looking, and they will continue to look in vain during Mr.

McKinley's entire term of office. It would be a i if it were not each a Berioui matter to see the same sanguino prophets who foretold that there would be great prosperity immediately following the election now pleading i Congress, eight months after the election and nearly four months after the inauguration of Mr. McKinley, to pass the tariff bill and keep the country from going to the devil. A SHORT-SIGHTED POLICY. The Republicans ura i i i a commercial war with Canada, and there are two methods by which they propose to bring about this result.

One is to oat Canadian products by a prohibitive tariff. Another is to exclude Canadian laborers from employment on our of the boundary line. Jn tbe employment of either or both of these methods the United States will The protected monopolies are preparing to Impose additional burdens upon the taxpayers, but just where the people are to come in for benefits ia not discernible. Tbe impatience of the Republican press because Mr. Bryan's popularity doesn't begin to wane is quite natural.

There have been so many changes in the tariff bill that Tom Reed ia not likely to adjourn before the let of August. There are a few Democrats, fortn- naetly very few, who will have to learn their tariff lessons over again. to bed is tbe night joy of a happy day to a healthy Mother. Many mothers dtkmte thiftttotherlydttty to a fume. mothers their behy the live- ioag day.

This is not because they are without er-love or the natural impulses of a womanly woman. It is because of i own i health and hrohen and be- is also caune an baby This unfortunate state and peevish of affairs might have been avoided had tbe mother, daring the period of expectant motherhood, taken the right care of the delicate organs that make maternity possible. A woman should always keep these important organs well and Strong, tier own health and that of her child depend upon it. The best medicine for prospective mothers is Dr. Pierre's Favorite Prescription.

It makes healthy and strong: the organs that bear the burdens of maternity. It cures all diMaae and weakness. It makes comfortable the period preceding motherhood and the advent of baby easy and nearly painless. It insures a healthy child. The pains and suffering that women endure, as a result of weakness of the distinctly womanly organism, vanish under its use.

All good druggists sell it. There is nothing else "just as good." I want to tell you," writes Mrs. N. A. Thomas, of400 Pulaski street.

Little Rock, "that my daughter, Mrs. Lawrence, who lives in Texnr- kana, had been under the doctor's care for four years I lately sent her word to try the medicine which cured me. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, and I have just heard that it has done her more good than all the doctors." "The People's Common Sense Adviser explains symptoms of ailments common to every family, and suggests remedies. It has several chapters on woman's diseases and weaknesses.

An edition in heavy paper covers will be distributed absolutely free. Send the World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo. 2: one-cent stamps, to pay the cost of mailing only Cloth binding may be had for 10 cents extra--31 cents in all Krellenberg Son and in Alt of -Furniture and Bedding, Which will tw Sold at Lowest Rates! UNDERTAKING! IN ALL BRANCHES Given Prompt Attention. CORNER OP THIRD AND MAIN STREETS WOODLAND, CALIFORNIA. A potective tariff cannot protect, and provide sufficient revenues at the same time.

The latest advices are that Justice Field ia not disposed to oblige the President. A veriacope ia not necessary to observe that Hanna hit Foraker below the belt. More trust and less confidence seems to be the motto of the American people. The Hawaiian conspiracy eeema likely feiicceed this time. Ask your merchant if prosperity has returned.

Dr. King's Mew iMscovery for Coniuinp- tion. Thin ia the best medicine in the world for all forms of Coughs and Colds and for Consumption. Every bottle is guaranteed. It will core and notdiaappoint.

It has no equal for Whooping Cough, Asthma, Hay Fever, Pneumonia, Bronchitis, La Grippe, Cold in the Head and for Consumption. It is safe for all ages, pleasant to take, and, above all, a sure cure. It is always well to take Dr. King's New Life Pills in connection with Or. King's New Discovery, as they regulate and tone the stomach and bowels.

We guarantee perfect satisfaction or return money. Free trial bottles at W. H. Lawson's Drugstore. Regular size 50 cents and $1.

Cool rooms, good board, centrally located, low prices at the Parker House, Fiske block. Main street. jylO Grand Fourth of July! CELEBRATION At Woodland, Cal. THE AUSPICES OF THE Tbe Woodland Fire Department Monday, July 5th, 1897. Did You Notice Our Groceries When you came down the street this morning? Looked nice and fresh, didn't they? That's the way our groceries always look.

The people know we have the best and come and buy 'em. That's why They're Always Fresh. This is also the case with our TEAS and COFFEES. They're always fresh. We don't keep anything that's stale.

You'll Find Our are lower than elsewhere. Freshest Goods, Lowest Prices. Isn't that reason enough why you should call and SEE T. SPADLDING, PURE FOOD GROCER. D.

0. BEAN SON, --DCALIM IV-- Farnitnre and Bedding Matting, Window Shades, Bui Baby Picture etc. REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO Coroner's Office. Undertaking a Specialty West End, Main Street, Woodland MOTHS SAVE YOUR CARPETS! We have a moth powder that will do it, or your money will be refunded. It is odorless and harmless.

We have, also. Naphtha- lin, Camphor, Ozak-a-Camphor, Buhach. J. R. SHELTON, DRUGGIST.

GNATS! GNATS! Get rid of the annoying insects by using Leithold's Gnat Bidder Notice! I THE MATTER OF THE OPENING AND extending of Elliott street In the city of Woodland, Yolo county, California, from the west line of the lands of Peter Kinkle to West street or Cemetery avenue. Notice Is hereby given that the assessment roll is now in the possession of the super Intendf-nt of streets, and that all sums levied and assessed are due and payable immediately, and that all sums and assessment must be paid to him, at his office in the city hall, in the City of Woodland, within thirty days after the first publication of this notice, and if not so paid the assessments will be declared delinquent and that thereafter the sum of five per cent upon the amount of each delinquent assessment, together with coat of advertising each delinquent assessment will be added thereto. J. O. Maxwell, Superintendent of Streets.

It has been tried and gives entire satisfaction. 25 5OC BOTTLES For Sale Only By LEITHOLD THE DRUGGISTS. ELSTON, A Steam Laundry SHIRT FACTORY, 521J Street, Sacramento, Cat, This well-known laundry has established agency in Woodland in WALLACE R. POND, I I i AGENT FOR "KENNEL CLUB" GIGA! THE BEST sc. CIGAR.

mm STERLING BICYCLES POND'S DRUG Built like a watch." CORNER MAIN AND FIRST STS. Great Reduction in Shoe: Beginning to-day we will close out our entire shoe stock at greatly reduced prices. All of our fine Spring line, Black, Brown, Chocolate, Ox-blood Reds, all must go. A WORD TO THE You know the rest, take advantage of it. PRICE LIST Ladies' Fine Vici Kid Shoes in all new shades--Black, Chocolate.

Ox-blood, in Coin or Roger Toe. the very latest styles and sizes. Reduced to Ladies'Kid Shoes, Colors as shove Pointed, Coin or Square Toe, Laca or Button. Reduced Price TIES, OXFORD AND SOUTHERN. Now We also have a few Old Style Shoes, mostly narrow widths, but a fine quality, lleduced from $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 to $1.50 per pair.

COME EARLY AND GET FIRST CHOICE. B. M. MILLER, 721 Main Street, Woodland. The White House GRAND OFFERING" For Saturday, July and Monday July 5th SHIRT IA1STS.

SHIRT WAISTS. SHIRT WAISTS. In endless variety; all this seasons goods. Former price $1.50, $1.25, $1.00. Reduced to f7P LADIES' BLACK AND COLORED, DRESSED AND UNDRESSED KID GLOVES REDUCED TO 50 GTS; Odds and ends in Belts at 10 cents.

Children's Sun Bonnets reduced to 10 cts. These Goods sold for cash J. F. HINK, Proprietor. Talk About The Yellow Kid! i He isn't In it with our lines of stylish shoes that have just arrived from the Bast.

We have them in Patent Leather, in Patent Leather Tans, Vici Kid with cloth tops, Cordovan in all the latest shapes, and prices that cannot be undersold. for Clothing; Look! Over your last month's bill and compare with my prices. If favorable to you, I would be pleased to have your trade. Best Flour per sack si 10 Five Gallon Can of Oil 70 Five Gallon Gasoline 80 17 Pounds of Western Ref. Sugar 1 00 Nice S.

C. Bacon per pound 08 White or Yellow Macaroni, per box SS Three Bores Baking Soda 20 Geo. Hodge, Woodland. BEST TEAS, COFFEES, BEST EVERYTHING J. K.

SMITH'S. Grand Procession, Barbecue, Bicycle Racing, Foot Racing, Literary Etc. EVERYBODY COME. ODEN HOUSE 380 McAllister Sti Fnnclsco. MRS.

G. B. LEWIS, Proprietor. Finished Rooms bj tbe Day, Week Month. Dlniler's Barber Shop, Under Nev Bank mp sda Where all orders left will receive prompt attention.

Bastet forwarded Wednesday noon; returns Saturday. Nothing But First-Class Work Done. PRICES REASONABLE. Send in a Trial Order and be Convinced. EMIL OINZLER.

Agent Mn. of thli wall-known houac, and wonld tM to all of Yo2o county Me- AllIffMr a1rwt door taw AN ELEGANT LINE! BEST ASSORTMENT IN YOLO COUNTY. Just What YOD Want! CALL AT--'FRED EWERT'S Cor, lilo ft College Woodland. PACIFIO House, CHBI8 PMrmiftroii, Oor. Main aud Iltt Woodland, C'a) See our ad.

in the "Mail" Gent's Furnishing Goods, etc. We would be pleased to have you call. G. W. B.

STORE. M. MICHAEL, Proprietor. Not Slaughtering Prices! Ou- Aim is, and Always Has Been, High Quality and Reasonable Prices The well-dressed public i ago became convinced, too, that the only place to get Satisfaction in Style and Fit is at THE ARTISTIC TAILORING PARLORS. We pride ourselves in recognizing no competition in workmanship PARLORS REMOVED ONE DOOR WEST OF M.

MICHAEL. GEO. LUCK, Proprietor, HATER I I i A Soud aod Lodging, $0 to $6.50 I feet to CXNT8. room try and eonsMd with IB tlw nv SISTERS' NEW HOSPITAL. Twenty-third Street, and Sacramento Jiiat finished and now ready for Location unmirpMied.

Rooma wnrrtn arranged with to health nml mm fort. If warmly Mtdorned by the lea ing physicians of Sacramento and Terms moil eraM. For ME ROY" or to the apply to "SlfTERS Medical OF DR. CHAS. D.

McGETTIGAN. CITY MARKET, MOSSMAYER Wholesale and Retail BUTCHERS and PACKERS. The Only Cold Storage In tbe at? THIS PAPER i 8 tor era wn torn. INEWSPAPERif iNEWSPAFERr.