Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 3

WOODLAND DAILY DEMOCBAT, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBEB 1, 1897. CHTUfDA. Hay Being Hauled From Outside the Valley-Painful Accident. GUINJM, Septein'-er A WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Roberts' Fortieth Year of Married Life Celebrated. Dennie came on Thursday last. Miss Ktta Steel in on a visit to St.

Helena. Dan Wooater was in town on business Tuesday. Carrington Swete has returned from Ban Joie. Mies Clara Wells is spending a few days i friends at Rum Bey. Fred Wells and Ed Outton are hauling straw from the Swltzer ranch.

Mr. Vertrees aud a i of Rurnsoy, 1 live returned from Eldorauo county. Judge Dutton looks disconsolate, be- tuee hie better half is at the seaside. The almond harvest is progressing linely, but a majority of the growers report a light crop. The yield of hay iu this vicinity was not eo large as formerly and our people hauling in considerable from outside the valley.

Ths two older sons of A. Kelley, our merchant, are taking an outing. They tarted on Tuesday morning for the mountains. One of the Forrest houses is being fitted up for the residence of the teachers of the public school. School will open Monday next.

T. Steel has moved the barber shop from Forest avenue to Front street, where Charlie Simpson will be pleased to meet his customers. Wood is in good demand and prices r.re rising. It behooves those in want buy early, as prices will still continue to rise until the majority have laid in winter supply. Monday evening the observation Facial" eriven by the Epwortb League was held in Steel's Hall.

A very enjoyable time was l.ad by all who attended r.nd the league's finances were aided. On Wednesday of last week Dr. Haile, of Madison, was called to Guinda in consultation with Dr. Wells regarding tne daughter of James Gregory. At pjesent her condition is much improved.

Mr. Gladney, who hves north of town, met with a painful accident wnile cleaning out a well. A board slipped and, i i about twenty feet, struck him on the head, inflicting an ugly scalp wound and rendering him insensible. He was taken to the office of Dr. Welis, who attended to the injuries.

Saturday was the date for the A. O. U. entertainment and banquet. At en early hour the lodge convened, transacted necessary business and adjourned.

The commodious hall was then taken possession of by the members, their v-'ives and invited guests. The enter- a i consisted of songs by Messrs. Kietnan, Harrison, Wells and Stevens, instrumental music by Geo. A. Wells, "red C.

Wells and Unas. Simpson and tvn address by H. Duncan, of Capay. The music was well rendered and appreciated by the audience, while the adnress dealt with the history, growth, and present condition of the order, and listened to with pleasure and profit. It dealt svith facts and was enlivened with humor.

After the entertainment came the banquet. Tables were spread end some 200 replenished the inner man until all were too full for utterance. At a reasonable hour tne company wishing that the A. O. U.

would repeat the program. Several applications for membership are before the lodge. There Is Nothing So Good. There is nothing so good as Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption.

(Joughe and Colds, so demand it, and do cot permit the dealer to sell you some substitute. He will not claim there is anything better, but in order to make cnore profit he may something ciee to be just aa good. You want Dr. King's New Discovery because you it to be safe and reliable, and guaranteed to do good or money rt-tunded. For Coughs, Colds Consumption and for all affections of Throat, Chest and Lungs, tNire is nothing so good as is Dr.King's New Discovery.

Trial bottle tree atW. II. Law son's drugstore. Hegular size 50 ct- and $1. Already received, some grand eilk aist patterns in dark colors, just the for full at $4.25 and $5 a pattern.

BROS. si Beautify your rooms with flowers. Mrs. B. G.

Kingsley is prepared to fill for paper flowers. Samples can be seen in Pond's show windows. au20tf A large company of friends and neighbors assembled at the comfortable home of Mr. and Mrs. J.

Roberts, three miles west of Woodland, August 30, 1807, to celebrate their fortieth wedding anniversary. Hie day was delightfully spent and the guests were regaled in the way of eatables with the best the market affords. Among the many useful and valuable gifts received wers: Coal-oil atove, Mr. Myron Johns; mueh set and fruit dish, Miss Lou Oliver; butter dish and cup and saucer, Mr. and Mrs.

A.Oliver; table scarf, Mrs. II. Luek; fruit dish, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.

Hartsoek; dried i Misses Montgomery; canned i Mrs. Summers; money, Mr. and Mrs. Crank, Mr, and Mrs. T.

Fishback, Mrs. H.Johnson, Mrs. G. Musgrove, Mrs. Hoyt.

Those invited were: Mrs. Gates, of Trinity county; Mrs. Hoyt, Mr. aud Mrs. D.

Van Zee, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rumsey, Mr. and Mrs.

T. Fishback, Mr. and Mrs. H. Lusk, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. G.

Musgrove, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. H.

Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Oliver, Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. Hartsock, Mr. and Mrs. Crank, Mr. and Mrs.

C. B. Crane, Miss Lou Oliver, Clara and Jesee Fishback, Myron Johns, Maude Luek, Ollie Hartsock, Daisy and Elma Oliver and Lisle Johnson. THE THEATER TONIGHT. Krellenberg Son Importers and in All of -Furniture and Bedding, Which will be Sold at Lowest Rates! UNDERTAKING! IN ALL BRANCHES Given Prompt Attention.

The "Stowaway" Was Witnessed by a Large Audience. A crowded honae Tuesd.iy evening wftnesssed the production of the "Stowaway" by the Elleford Company. It was a very clever production, but in literary and dramatic merit hardly up to the standard of "Lost Paradise." The plot of the play is good, but the dialogue is not eo bright. The a a waa well set. The burglary in the third act was a good piece of work and the blowing up of the safe was artistically done.

In the fourth act the yachting scene won deserved applause. The costumes were very pretty, the yacht natural and the illusion, considering the size of the stage and the facilities, was splendid. Miss Norton eani; some catchy songs ami received generous applause. She is a very warm favorite, especially with the gallery node. She made the most of Chucky.

W. J. Elleford personated Dicky Dials in an admirable a Francis Yale seems to be cast for the villain's part in ail the repertoire of the company. He is very conscientious and painstaking in his work. Mr.

Corrigan assumed the role of an English cockney and sustained the character well. Miss Elliott personated Florence Etherington in a very satisfactory manner. The support of the Misses Maitland, E. J. Blunkall and others of the company was good.

This evening the bill will be Mrs. and Her son Ike." Miss Norton will play the role ot Ike and Mr. Elleford will personate Mrs. Partington. Thoae who enjoy a hearty laugh should not fail to see the performance this evening.

KucKlen's Sulve. BUST SALVE in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give satisfacticn or money refunded. Pnf.e 25 cents per box. For sale hy i The latest style at Rosenbertr Bros.

you'll find CASTORIA For Infants and Chfldren, nalla LOCAL DISEASE Snd is the result of colds and sudden climatic changes. It can hu cm cd by a plcusant remedy vvliic'i is applied directly into i.ci'-iriN. Bu- ahsurbcdit gives relief at once. Ely's Cream Balm Is acknowl to no tne most thoronpjli cure for Nasal a 'oitl in Head and May 1-ever of aU remeilics. I -uid cl tl.c n-aalpassages, allays imif iiill-immation, hcaU thosores, protects the me from fioldn, restnn-s the sensei of taste iimi Price 50c, at nnisfcwtsor by maiL ifi Wirrnn Street.

New Yorfc CITY MARKET, MOSSMAYER and Retail BUTCHERS and PACKERS. The Only Cold Storage in the Clt TTTlvS PAPER SL KI 2. Dane's Advertlnlni: Agency, 64 find Met- chftnts' San l-'ranclsco, whert fir -ni vprtiniin' for tt. CORNER OF THIRD AND MAIN STREETS WOODLAND, CALIFORNIA. D.

0. BEAN SON, --DEALERS IN-Furniture and Beddini Matting, "Window Shades, Baby Buggies, Picture Frames, etc. REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. PS 3 jj Tbi'i tirc.itV' -jctalilo MfVitulifr r.tlii 1 nrrsrnp- lion of a famous French physician, i quickly cure you of fill nr-r- VOU9 or discuses of the generative orm 'is, such Mnnltnoi', Irisomuift, r.nti!.ln Kmlssioni, Ncrvon- Mobility, 1'implos, Unlilnoss to Marry, Kxhntmlnsr Drains, VarlrnrHo m'ii Constipation. 11 IOSSPM by day or night.

J'i --vonis ncssoi tlischnrRf, winch iinotolxy'cfd l(ul; tof-'pcrmiitorrlKT'i! at'l the horrors of Impotdnoj'. I VKcioatises Uioltver, tho BEFORE MHO AFTEH jtidnoysand Uioiirlnnryorpr.insof ullimpuntics. iw rent timbM with In llio only known rornr-fly lo euro whbout mi opcrntion. WlOOlfdlmonl- rotnmi-d If six boxoa doos not effect permanenteurti 1 rmill. Jiond for jniKKCirculnr ami tratlmonlnla.

IIKVICINB P. O. 3OT8, San JV ttole by G. W. ZIMMERMAN.

Coroner's Office. Undertaking a Specialty. West End. Main Street. Woodland Mineral Water! For Kidney and Liver Trouble? Drink CALIFORNIA SELTZER and LITTON SPRINGS SODA I also keep the following mineral waters on hand- Cook's springs Mineral Water.

Shasta Springs Mineral Water. jEtiia Springs Mineral Water. Springs Mineral Water, Jackson's Napa Soda Mineral Water Bythinnla (Santa Barbara) Mineral Orders delivered promptly to any part of tb city on short notice. WOODLAND BOTTLING WORK? A. M.

BRITT, Prop'r. For Sale! Thirty acres of fine land near Wood land, Cal. Five acres in clover and twc in fruit trees, under the wate: ditch, and twenty-three acres of mois bottom land suitable for the garden and clover; dwell house, stable, good well of water--all fo $3,500, $1,500 cash down, balance in fou rears' time. Enquire of D. G.

Coy West End grocery store, Woodland Cal. jy23tf A Steam Laundry Get Out into the MOUNTAINS! cuptlr- itliig imposing, muJMtlc, sublime CUMATK--'ieultu, bruciug, invigorating, re- uveuatlug, RKOKE VTIONS-- UKtlcatiug, picnicking, camping, hunting. lUhtiiK, jliowcbuek-ridUig, boating, inounlalu-cltmbiuK. c-xcursiouii. Or ran down to tiiu SEASHORE.

Magnificent hotels, toning aud life-giving air. eurf-bathlng, boating, llBhlug, 1rlv ng, wheeling, shell-gathering, aud all sorts of The neanon lor thin tort of thought and action 0 Up 'II us. All the world, ami particularly hat vvrtion of it described by California, tiike an ounugoticea year--if It doesn't. It ouulit to. While making up your mnul where you i go, aud concocting your itinc ID.

naiiy as possible of these places before your mind's eye: Up Shasta Way--Tavern of Castle Trass, Briar Camp, Upper Soda Springs, Retreut, Wlmstu Springs, Slssous, Mt. Shastu Klamath Hot Springs. Lake County and Vic-nity--Geysers, IKlua Springs, Harbin, Anderson, Adams, a Sleglei', Highland and Bartlett Ulen- brook, Soda Bay. On bummits--Lake Tahoe, Independence, Webber aud Dotiner KaK.es, Tallac, Deer Park Inn, Sunuyslde, McKinuey's, Rubicon Springs, Campbell Hot. tepriiigs, and a score more.

Yosetnite and the Big Trees- Santa Cruz Mountains-Los Ciatoi, Pacific Springs, Ulenwood, Kelton, Ben Lomond Boulder Creek. Southward--Gilroy, Paralso, Paso Robles and Santa Ysabel Hot Springs. Along the Shore--Santa Cruz, Cnpitola, Del Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grove, Santa Barbara, banta Monica, Long Beach, Sau Diego There will be RKDUCK1J KATJib 10 many of these places If you haven't miiieedediufonn- BtiO'' to complete that itinerary, call on tne nearest Southern Pacific Company agent, or Beud to T. H. GOODMAN for resort folders.

O. WEKD. W. P. CRAKi.

Weed Craig, College Stables. FASHIONABLE TURNOUTS FURRISHED. Special Attention Given to BOARDING HORSES. FIRST-CLASS THROUGHOUT. Prices Reasonable College Street, rear Byres Hotel, Woodland, California.

SHIRT FACTORY, 51! Street, Sacramento, Gal, This well-known laundry has agency in Woodland in Blnzler's Barber Shop, Under New Bank Where all orders left will receive prompt atton- tion. Basket forwarded Wednesday noon; returns Saturday. Nothing Bnt First-Class Work Dona. PRICES REASONABLE. Send in a Trial Order and be Convinced.

E.vIIL DINZLER. Agent Sank of Yolo, Woodland, California. CAPITAL PAID SURPLUS. KaOWNEI.L PB71HIM! '-'I A. W.

GABLE I 'V. BUSH A i A i I A 8 4 I BJI California fiun i'ruucinoo Na ional Bmikot 1). O. Mills Lrt Jlaw Co iscw i A 'no drovy ou thf- A i A i I A. I BANK OF WOODLAND Authorized Capital, 01.

Paid Up Capital, 962 ooo oo Surplus no Profit and Losu, 26,054 6 7 J. J. STKPHKNS F. S. FilKBMAN VlCB-r'KKs' TNT O.

K. THOMAS 'li A A I BU3INK34 OONK Notice to Bidders. IDS A INVITKI) I I I A i HnpcrvlFors of Yolo for rflloorl UK ft purl oi the Madison nrnl apccl- riciUions for the work nrc on i iui'l i lie srru at inv olllce. All bids rnuHt In- i i i In iinrt marked Hl'ls for reilomnitf Madi- Hrldpre" liy or fjcforc 2 M. September 7, at which time they i be ope rn-ii by the snld Honrrt of Snpcrvisora.

Kneli bid accompanied by i Rood nnd stilliciont hond In the amount of sum bid for a i performance of work, or in lion thereof, a certified cheek on Woodland I in the mim of two hundred fifty dollars made pnynbie to I). K. Houx, president of the Board of Supervisors, which sum shall tie held ns dnmiif-cs by Yolo County in cmc bidder refuios or neRlocts i The right is hereby reserved to reject any or All hidfl. L. A Clerk of Board of Supervisors.

nul9-26te2dw ST. MARY'S OF HOLY ROSARY ACADEMY CAL. Most Thorough Academic Course All Its Branches. MUSIC, VOICE CULTURE, PAINTING, DRAWING, BOOKKEEPING, PHONOGRAPHS. TYPEWRITING.

SISTERS OF THE HOLY CROSS, WOOUI-AND, CAL. NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. PRICES RIGHT. R.

F. HESTER, IN-Groceries, Provisions, GREEN A I FRUITS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, c. 823 Main Street, The White Building Exchange Market CHALMERS BROS, and McGRIFF, Prop's Butchers, DEALERS IN LIVE HTOCK, ETC. IB fleUvcrcd to all ports of tlie city free of ctinrRf. i a call, at ('ownrd A Hawk- Ins hmluitiK, Main street, bet.

First and Second. AN OPEN LETTEfc To MOTHERS. WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THB EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD AND "PITCHER'S AS OUR TRADE MARK. OR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachusetts, was the originator of "PITCHER'S CASTORIA," the that has borne and does now on evet bear thefac-simile signature of Zayf7eMcK This is the original PITCHER'S CASTORIA," which has been used in the homes of the Mothers of America for over years.

LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is the kind you have always bought 9 on and has the signature of wrap per. No one has authority from me to use my name ex cept The Centaur Company of which Chas. H. Fletcher is President. March 8, 75,97.

Do Not Be Deceived. Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer (because he makes a few more pennies on it), the ingredients of which even he does not know. "The Kind You Have Always Bought" BEARS THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF Insist on Having The Kind That Never Failed Yon. THC 6CNTAUH COMPANY, TT MUHIIAT STREET, NIW YORK CITY. FOR Shotguns, Rifles, Ammunition, Sporting Goods, Bicycles, GO TO T.

B. GIBSON WOODLAND CAT, HEALTH. PLEASURi ALLEN SPRINGS, LAKE COUNTY, Tennis, Groqnet, Billiards, Slimming, Hunting, Trent Fishin ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES HOTEL RATES, CABINS, $10.00 PER WEEK 4.00 PER WEEK ut H. W. LAUGENOUR.

Manager. FANCY AN ELEGANT LINE! B'lST ASSORTMENT IN YOLO COUNTY. Just What You Want! A AT FRED KWERT'S WEST VALLEY LUMBER Telephone No. 171. I A lillH I -Oregon 1'tne, a i Pine, Sugar Pine a Lumber, Doors, Wlndowa, Blinds, Cement, Lime, Hair, Etc.

Y.1ED A DEPOT, WOODLAND. i.nm'Mr Ciii to Order on Short i W. I.YKOStl), A cm Wood i (i Bricklayer 9 and Contractor VRtlmatcft furnished rhnrptc on ftppll- cfttlon. Jobbing a upeoialty. I nlsocftrrr fnll line plnntorer's froppliea, ooiiiistlni? of I.lme, Portland I'ldrter Mre flrfoK, Hair; r1 ll 0 KII-' Cor.

Main College Woodland. You Need Not Cio from oodland to buy your groceries I ill si-11 us cheap us PlcflW: compare your last month's bill with my prices. Bc-Ht Flour per Knelt 10 1'ive i a Van of Oil Five GiiHOllne 17 1'onixlB of Western Ref. Sugar 1 Oi Mec K. Bnron jier pound OS i Hlow Macaroni, per box 86 Thrct- Boxes Baking Soda 20 Geo.

Hodge, Woodland. A I I I A BEST TEAS, COFFEES, BEST EVERYTHING AT J. K. SMITH'S. Capay Valley Wood At per cord, for cash, delivered from the car Ixaveyour order try cord.

Wood this rate cheaper a or fniollne. will be in Tnendny, June 8th. I aim sell J. C. SPARKS, stfd Pint door wratn SISTERS' NEW HOSPITAL, Twenty-third Street, and Sacrum Rt flulslied and now ready for Ixx'atlon nnmirpaiBed.

and arnuiKcd with regard to health and comfort IR warmly endorsed by the ofriHcramentoand mirronndlngs. Tvrmsaod- enite For partlonlarn, apply to "8IMTKR8 KKOY" or to the MedicalSupcrlBtcadMit. DR. CHAS. D.

McGETTIGAW STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. Hotel Julian. COMMERCIAL HBADQUARTtM IN FW SPA PERI -IWSPAPKR!.