Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 3

llAitV JXfcJlOOKAi', il, ALL AROUND THE COUNTY Dally Contribution to Ute Currant Hlstorj of Tolo All ttiv tuivortitiit Kpltvinlud tbe WINTKHS, December tt heavy tog prevailed this morning, Sam Hoy and wite have returned from Davisvilly where they have been stop pi nil several months. The entertainment to be given by the local camp of Woodmen tomorrow even ing promises 'to he ti very enjoyable a (lair. It ia rumored that a number of weddings will be solemnized in this vicinity before the beginning of the new year. r-ibort Morrison, an old and respected resident of Winters, passed peacefully away at 11 o'clock Sunday night, after a lingering The deceased was injured in earthquake of 1892 and rendered nn invalid, and has been in bad health ever since. She leaves husband and tbree daughters, Mre.

Fred Wilson and Kffie and Josie Morrison, all of whom live here and were at their dear one's bedside during her last hoars. Tbe dtccased was a good woman and her death is deeply regretted oy all. The funeral will take place from the Presby terinn church Tuesday at 10 o'clock. PROM EXfRBSS. Col.

J. H. Wright, of this place, but a member of Pythian Lodge No. 43, K. of has been appointed district deputy grand chttncellur, for District No, 69, comprising the lodges of Yolo county vice William Goeggel, resigned.

At the regular meeting of Buckeye Lodge Xo. F. A. held last Saturday evening, the following-named brethren were elected to serve as officers ior ilie next Masonic year: A. B.

Ish, worshipful master; E. Englehart, senior warden; II. Gregory, junior warden; L. Briggs, treasurer; William secretary. On TueB'lfiy, November 29th, a preliminary meeting was held to consider the organization of a debating society.

The meeting was unanimously in favor of i a new society distinct from the old Lyceum. The chief objections to the Lyceum were its superfluity of rules and forme ami a tendency to sectarianism. On Wednesday evening, December 4th, 11 meeting was held, by-laws adopted, officers elected and the subject for nest Wednesday, Mr. R. i presided.

The unanimity of those present was remarkable and the decorum admirable. The general tone of the mt'ctiijg was that tiie society should he non-political and onsectarian. The name adopted was the Winters Debating Club. At i antiiiiil meeting of of the LJauk ut Winters, held last Saturday afternoon, the old board of directors wtis re-elected for the ensuing year, viz: IV. ti, Eobinson, M.

Kahn, 0. Wyatt, K. Baker and Henry Seaman. The directors orcnized by the election of K. Baker, president; il.

O. Wyatt, secretary; Henry Seaman, J. II. Wright, treasurer. A 1 I MENTION 1 OX, December was very pleasant, imleed.

The local train was about an hour late Sunday. W. li. Pond, of Woodland, was up this way Saturday. Mark I).

Chamberlin was a visitor to this vicinity Saturday. L. W. 1 was in Madison on a business trio Saturday, Prof. Meuler, of the Esparto High School, wtnt to Woodland Saturday.

There wilt be a great many hoge slaughtered ly the farmers week. Willie Dearing returned home from a visit to Saota Rosa friends Saturday. Kdward Tutt, of Guinda, is on our streets today shaking hands with old friends. It is announced that the marriage of Will DeuriiiL; and Miss Ehoda York will be Wednesday. Jake Musbacher, who was hurt recently, (nils to improve as rapidly as hie frieii'ls would like i to.

Miss Kate Simmons and Prof, T. Cranston, nur school teachers, went to the county seat Saturday. A social club and reading-room was recently organized by the young men of this town. We hope it will prove a benefit to our young people. Therii i he a Christmas tree in the Method Jet Church Christmas eve.

A projinim is bcinK prepared by the people of the Sunday school. Mrs. Nelson Weaver ant) Mrs. K. A.

llilliker were on our streets Sunday itn their way to the Sam Tutt ranch, for the purpose of paying a visit to their folks. MTB. Henry Gill returned home since Thanksgiving from an extended visit to her relatives in Santa Rosa. We are pleased to see her much improved in health. The trial ut John Tandy for disturbing the peace, which was to have been hold last Saturday was posljionpd on account of tho non-appoaraiico of the plaintlfV, Joe Tandy.

Pixuv. CK.VITOV oossir. ICMGHTfi December went to Woodland, today, Vcte'r Gftetl.ech was over from Woodland yesterday, H. It. Kitrfcins was an arrival front last night.

The Odd Kcllows held regular meeting Saturday evening. The Red tllofT went down yesterday and Yolo cnme up for a load nf buck wheat. At the regular nieetiug of Graf ton Lodge No. 14L, F. A A.

Saturday night, the following officeTM were elected: L. O. Johnson, W. L. 1).

Adams, Teter Goettich, J. J. A. Leathers, George C. Peart.

Sec. VAPAY CDLMNUS. CAPAY, December Duncan went to Woodland today. Miea Leland, of Hollow, was inCapay yesterday, Joe Stephens, of Caseys Flat, went down to Woodland today. County Clerk G.

L. Duncan came up from Woodland Saturday evening. He yesterday among the miail and had the good luck to bag a number of birds. Death has cast a gloom over the homo of George Medbrd. The little infant daughter, Leta Violet, of Mr.

aud Mrs. Mefford, passed away at 11 o'clock last night, and the grief-stricken parents have the sympathy of the entire community. The funeral will take place Tuesday at 10 o'clock. SOUND ABOUT THE CITY Tbe Many Occurrences of the Reported In Briar. Day Local of rvHk 1'Jukuil Up 'luurtt tiu ttvrv ITty, ioixcs.

DAVESVILLE, was an ideal day. P. 8. Chiles, of Chiles Valley, is visit ing old friends here. Henry Stelling Jr.

killed about three dozen robins yesterday. The new residence of Fied Hamel across the creek, is nearly completed, A. H. Burns will move bis family to Sacramento Thursday where they will reside. Chas.

Harrington had his leg broken near the ankle yesterday morning on tbe farm of Tout Stealey. S. W. Bacon is in San Francisco purchasing a supply of Christmas books and other articles for his news stand. A I I BLACKS, Dec.

9--The weather is either cloudy or fogary. William Ridley is at the county seat today. I. N. Ilershey and i went down to kVoodland today.

William Mills, the veterinary surgeon, on our streets today. Mrs. James Rollins and T. Long re both reported to be quite ill. Rev.

Calfee preached at the school- louse yesterday afternoon and Rev. Mr. 'ratt held services at the church, last night. 1T5. December weather quite cool.

We were visited by a heavy frost aud Og this morning. SI. D. Chaniberlio and daughter came ap from Woodland Sunday. Eev.

Dr. preached a very in- eresting sermon here yesterday. It is rumored that Tbos. McLear, oJ his place, won $1.000 at the Ingleside rack, at San Francisco, last Saturday. of tne C.

M. Barney and A. fi. Rodmaa re- urned from Sunday niternoon. Vhile there they were the guests of the Gun Club.

In a two days' that ciub's preserves, they bagged i)0 ucks, CO oi which were mallards. They also killed two swan and could asily have killed a hundred. These lirds are very numerous and are flying ery low. Messrs. Barney and Rodman enthusiastic in their praise of the oyal and hospitable manner in which hey were entertained.

Tbe grounds of the Colusa clnb are ocated in Butte county and comprise ,300 acres of the finest preserve in the itate. Members of the club own a half nterest in the grounds, aud have in- ested $4,000 in an ark, boats and other approvements. In Favor of The account in Saturday's DEMOCRAT regard to- the Younger divorce was aken from a dispatch in ihe K.minhn'r, net was incorrect in this, that the court ranted the motion of Mrs. Younger to lismisa the petition of Mr. Younger sking for a moderation of the decree of ivorce.

In tact, the decision is in favor if Mrs. Younger instead of Mr. Younger, the article stated. The advertisement of Word A Roberts he new tailorfng establishment, appears oday and tlipy guarantee first-class work, latest style goods and the lowest mces. Their new establishment is sit- lated on Main street three doors west of gs' hardware store and ie fitted up an excellent manner and a person can ely upon first-class treatment t'roni this ew firm.

All Wm. Hancock, an evatxrelist of Paris, lissouri, will commence a series of neetings in this city on January He will preach sixteen sermons, one every morning except on Sundays, when there will be a morning sermon. Mr. Hancock is said to be an able and interesting speaker, A cinBt, Sunday evening, about a hundred yards south of depot, and while tho train was i at the rate of eight or ten miles an a passenger attempted to alight frum tho train. Hu was thrown to the ground i votisiderable force, hut the dnrkwpo soon swallowed hitn up.

As soon aa I ho train slopped, several persons; wont back to sec if he had injured, but he could not ho found. Jiwt flit ensy in try One Minute rough I'ureftji nnythiDj; clue. It iff to nuif or ddil with It. yonr next purchnne tor cniipli be One Mltiutc Coitqli cure. Better tmcdimic: lietler results; bctlw try It.

I.el (I A is ton, (Initials. One Minute (Joncli Cure In rlgliDv nmocd. It ft (lords inatnr.t relief from on (To ring wticn wilt) A severe frnigli nrenld. Inllfl Kleton, 31. Get a good lamp ut Spaulding'a.

A position wanted. See 50-ceut column. See notice in 50-cent column of glovu- buttoner found. Bur bank potatoes, 60 cents per sack, at Spaulding'e. Laweon Itugglea auctioned ofV seven head of mules in front of their otlice this afternoon.

A concert of nations will be given by the ladies of tbe Christian church on the 21st of December A marriage license has been issued to William W. Bearing and Miss Khoda York, both of Madison. The funeral of Bart Metlar, took place from the Catholic church, Sunday at 1:30 o'clock and was largely attended. Janitor LaBrie and the chaingangare setting out 100 choice varieties of rose bushes in the Court House square today. One hundred and fifty head of horses were driven through this city Sunday, from Lassen county, en route to Stockton.

Henry Siebe has employed an estra force and is working overtime, eo great is the demand for his choice confectionery, The barometer is very high and, although the sun is obscured by fog and clouds, the indications are not good for rain, Mary J. Clark has petitioned the Superior court that the estate of T. J. Clark deceased amounting to $1,115 bo set aside for the use of the family. 1SKXBFIT i Be Given In the Christ Inn Chuvcli December 1 8 i Wednesday evening, December ISth, lovers of muiic will have an opportunity to spend a delightful evening with mandolins, guitars and some of Woodland's favorite vocalists at a benefit entertainment.

Some of tbe special features will be a Spanish fandango with song and (juitar accompaniment; Ebony Jake, champion minstrel of the West; the sweetest mandolin player ia Woodland piano solo by a future duets by Mrs. Delle Prior-Pierce and Miss -Minnie Prior; vocal duet and whistling accompaniment and an auction a Woodland lady teacher by a Berkeley auctioneer. It is believed that a young doctor of this city will bid her in, ia which event nobody doubts that she will be "sold." Following thie, A rare and radient maiden whom the angels" have not named, will be thrown upon the matrimonial market. There will be no by- ijidding," (It is feared by her friends.) The last and least attraction will be Tom Thumb and his family. Two popu- ar young ladies will officiate as ushers.

The entertainment will be given at the Jlhriatian church on the ISth instant, and the proceeds will be devoted partly to the work of the Woodland Relief Society, and partly to the publication oi a medley called Songs of Auld Lang Syne," by Mrs- M. Spence. FElt BOH At. AND 8OV1AL. CABI Askn FKOai SIRS.

A To StraielitL-n Out Tliul EBITOK PKMOCHAT; I ask a short space in your paper to straighten out that "startling, sensational statement," in justice to myself and all concerned. I do not wish to deny any part of my statement, for I said just what I meant to convey to tbe minds of those present, and from more than one incident of my own knowledge, in connection with statements made at a public meeting of mothers held at tho M. E. Church, South, I believe them to be the facts. I did not have any thought of the teachers being concerned in the matter, but I did want the fathers ami voters of the meeting to know the facts, so they would see the necessity of removing those bouses in order to protect tbe boys of our city.

If the reporter had headed my statement A Greater Cause For Closing Those Houses," he would have been presenting the matter in a more valuable light to the public than he did by throwing a headlight on a mother whose heart and soul is in this work for the good of our boyf. My statement was called forth by the remarks of others in regard to tliN purity fjtiestion. I said that we did not have to wait any longer to see the- evil. Our boys (meaning the ooys of the city; wore already bcinK ruined by those houses, for it is a fact that they go there four and five at a time, in broad daylight, and stayed tin hour and a half at a time--boys of an age that go to tho brick school house-, for at the time this work was boint: done the oldest and largest boys of the public school went to the brick schoolhouso, Mits. 0.K.

Tuck is iu Sacramento today. C. D. Simpson in Sacramento Sunday. A.

1). Cotton has returned from San Francisco. John Mull went to Arbuckle on tht noon train. JL-. D.

Stepbena was an arrival on th noon train, J. W. Bird up from Dlxon Suu day evening. Mrs. K.

Tufts went to Davisville tliis morning. AbeHainee went to San Franciscc thia morning, frank Clevenger returned to William Sunday noon. Vf, Stephens has returned from San Francisco. J. Rosenberg went to San Francisco this afternoon.

Senator Aram went to San Francisco tlua afternoon. Mrs. Pullan went to San Francisco thisafternooon. V. Holmes came up from Mare Islam Sunday evening, Mra.

J. F. Duncan was an arrival on the noon train. Geo. Bollock, of Sacramento, was in tliig city Sunday.

J. DePue returned to San Francisco Sumlay afternoon. L. B. laham returned to Clarksburg on the morning train.

Troy Barr returned from Sacra 1 mento Sunday evening. W. C. Curtis returned from Sacra mento Sunday evening. J.

K. Smith returned from Sacra mento Sunday evening. Mrs. J. L.

Pace returned to Sacra mento Sunday afternoon. H. M. Miller, of Cranmore, ia visiting with friends in this city. John Kreies has returned from a business trip to San Francisco.

Miss Nettie Marden returned to Davisyille this afternoon. Hugo From melt came over from Washington this morning. Mrs. S. A.

Huston returned from Col- ego City Sunday afternoon. A. G. Hunt and wife left on the morn- ng train for San Francisco. Byron Jackson carne up from San Praucisco Sunday evening.

W. R. Ellis aud wife came np from ivermore Sunday evening. R. M.

Brown and L. A. Merritt have returned from San Francisco. Irvin Diggs and wife have returned from a visit to San Francisco. Ouinn was an arrival on tbe noon train from Sacramento.

Supervisor Casselman arrived on tbe noon train from Washington. Ed. E. Leake and wife returned from San Francisco Sunday evening. D.

0. Halsey nnd wife returned from San Francisco, Saturday evening. Miss Sophie Bosrgs left on the afternoon train for a visit in Folaom. Adam Steiner left on tbe morning train for hia Aiameda county farm, Sheriff Griffin and bis son, Ernest, have returned from San Francisco. Attorney F.

E. Baker went to San Francisco on the afternoon train. Miss May me Morell was a passenger on the south-bound train this afternoon. Chas. Duer came over from mento Saturday night and returned Sunday.

R. E. Hopkins and wife returned on Sunday evening from a trip to San Francisco. Mra. DeCoe came over from Sacramento, thig morning, and is the guest of W.

Hiatt and wife. Mrs. D. 51. Burns returned to San Francisco this afternoon.

She had been the guest of her sister, Mra, C. D. Morin. Mortimer Glenn took hia departure on Sunday afternoon's train for Oakland, to accept a position as book-keeper with Drever. Mias Emma Parker and Walter Parker returned to Merced this morning.

They were accompanied as far as Sacramento by Mre. W. J. Parker. II.

Torrence left on the i train for San Francisco. From thence lie will go to Mexico. He was accompanied by Norton. Miss Carrie Lindner departed on the morning train for San Francisco. Mr.

arid Mrs. Lindner and Mias i i Lindner will leuve next Wednesday illuming. 0. S. Col burn returned from Kan Francisco on Sunday evening, where he hud been since the death of his brother, Colburn, which occurred on the 2fth of November.

Dr. French, who delivered a sermon in the Congregational church Sunday, returned to San Francisco this morning. While here lie waa the guust of Or. J. T.

Martin and family. IT WAS NOT TYSON. NKW Officers Exonerate Kolgbts Landing Suspect. the Tlii Vory Cloudy With That il WuuU'tl Ht Stockton. December Dinwiditie, of this place, and Constable of Knights towuship, Sutler county, arrested a man late Saturday evening on suspicion that he is Tyson, who is wanted for the murder of Deputy-Sheriff in San county luat week.

The mini was found by Constable Webb in a very exhausted condition and could not (five a very clear of himself. The otticers, having the late tragedy in mind, procured the description of Tyaon and it answered in nearly every particular with the maa had found. They placed htm under arrest and notified the authorities at Stockton, and Sheriff Cunningham immediately dispatched two deputies to Knights Landing to identify the prisoner. The deputies arrived here last night from Stockton and at once pronounced the arrested man as not being Tyson, although his description answers very closely. The man arrested was in such a feeble condition that Constable Dinwiddie had to take him to the county hospital for treatment this morning.

The deputy sherilTts returned to Stockton on thin morning's train. An Tbitt plow Now In Vttt, David Hayes haa purchased two new plows, tbe invention of Spauldiug Kobbioa, Httd manufactured by tho California Disc Plow Company, at Stockton, which are considered a great improvement ovtr the ordinary share plow now in general use. This now plow is operated by means of discs instead of shares aod made to cut a single furrow or in gangs of live and ten. Mr. liuywB has two machines--one a 40-inch or and the other an 80-inch or 10-gang, Ia an interview with a DEMOCRAT reporter Mr.

Hayes saitl of the new invention I have two of these plows and think they are far superior to the old-style share plow. Tlu'y do the work just as represented ami operate perfectly. I need thef-gang with eight muIcH, and 10-gaug with twelve mules on sediment land, it was impossible to work share plow, aud thby both did first-class work, I will soon ueothem on the tale hind, and I invite all who are interested, tu visit the Hayes A Garoutte farm this wtek and witness their operation." WHERE IS GARLAMD? He Has Beeo Missing ton For Fife Days. Me Illretl Whluh Han Jtt Court dtluiidfir. Estate and guardinushii) of V.

Slade, incompetent--Order made granting wife $25 per month beginning December 1, 1805. Estate of H. F. Murston--First annual account Continued one week, Wm. Utilmaun vs.

Orrin Wylie et al. --Demurrer withdrawn. Matter of R. M. Aucker, nn insolvent Moore elected assignee, with bond fixed at Black vs.

Black-- Demurrer and motion to strike out argued, submitted and taken under advisement. Estate of Mary Harney-- Will admitted to proLate urtd Jae. Weir appointed administrator without bonds. Kstate of Melissa Fowler--Dropped from calendar for insufficient notice. Matter oE Levy Schwab--Insolvent debtors--Account iE assignee continued to December 30, 1895.

Matter of Cbas. Trought, an ineolvent lebtor--Petition to set aside exempt property continued one week. Matter of E. Tufts, an insolvent-Decree of discharge granted. People vs.

Thomaa Soule--Defendant, arraigned, plead not guilty and trial set or January 4, ISiMi. People vs. Jas. Kogers--Defendant arraigned, pleads not guilty, and as to prior convictions, also pleads not guilty, ase set for January 15th. People ve.

Wm. Pierson--Defendant irratitned, pleads not guilty. Case set or January Hi, 1S9G. Estate of Cbae. Eruner-- Passed one veek.

The following is the report of the Willow Spring district Ota y7 lIiTnic ii In veil y7 Kuiilu i i Jituiuie Junnuii oli Frediliu Hori, MurjiJiy Hermit; iiock Slurtu. MiirtEm Kntio tteiiMOh Walter AMI" TO Tent-tier. Last Wednesday, while J. O. proprietor of the College Street was off on a trip to Esparto, H.

W. Oar- In nd called at the College Street and hired a tettu) for the day. Tlutt was the last seen of htm In Woodland, ami his whereabouts ifl ettll unknown to some of those moet red in know ing. Garland hired the team to go to Sacra' mento, and when it was not returned in time, Mr. Weed thought nothing of the matter, as Mrs.

Garland is in this city and did not seem to be alarmed on ftC- count of hiq absence. It eeems that Garland did not go to Sacramento, but that hia course lay in an opposite direction. This morning Mr, Weed received a telegram from Guinda stating that Garland had not been seen for four day and that he left a team there upon which there is a bill of $9. Mr. Weed will go to Guinda for hia team tomorrow.

In the meantime Mra. Gurlftml and her friends have been making diligent but to locate hur husband. Our new pack Blue Label sugar corn has arrived. Nothing finer grown. Yon can get it at Spaulding's, Highest of all in Lea-vening Power, Latest U.

S. Gov't Report Baking Powder PURE December's Here, The triat of Aimer and Arthur Calder, barged with stealing $5,50 from the pockets of Chas. Kast, atChalmere Bros, MeGriif's slaughter-house, was held Judge Ruggles' court this morning. A bearing considerable testimony, he youths were discharged, as there was not enough evidence to convict. Virt Calder, another brother, was dis- harged last Saturday afternoon, owinc his He was only 9 yearg old.

And CHRISTMAS cnly three weeks away. A splendid assortment of China, Glass and Lamps--the finest we have ever shown--is ready for you. Why not come now and get the choicest things. Shopping is far more pleasant now than in the busy rush of Christmas week. MaKe your selections now, I will store them for jou and guarantee a safe delivery any day you say.

Everything I sell is good. That big grocery store with the big show- windows. SPAULDING. Following is the report of U'tldwood chool for the month ending December barlie itjyl Itiuuliill tfSsic IUI1JPIL riinre iHie Struck mcy rank 96 .90 II. i K.

EM, Timelier. Try our hoine-iQadti all right at mince meat-- it's Tin-dp for iminfnl, nonuty or irri'tfiilnr incuses, iitvl tiiillcs i I no IxiUcr remnlj- exists fur tln'Nu To Hvnld licintr tjRfmBC'1 iipim liy Imse imiiit- )ny Irinn mit tisfiits kiul tulle Fiir.M 11 only, rrirfv Ky imill $. All cry know UB value, (limn' ivim Hnve not, hnvc DOW (lie opportunity iry i Ircc, Cull on thcHdvertlflpif ilriiKKJHt nu) I rift I luittlf; tree. Mend your nivnus IITII! mldiCHH in 'V Chirnco, and XIT jidinr-li' of T)r. New Tills fnv, COpv (iT (ill til tO HCftUh Rll'I I I I I All of wliich in siisrflnuc'il 10 ilo yon jtoofl nri'l cost you rood Si l.ntr- more.

)ns Minute CotiRtt "urein pnimlnr for rronp. Sftd' forohtMron nn'I mhikn, old si on, il There waa a largo attendance sit tho woman's mass meeting at tht; Methodist church, rfouth, Sunday afternoon. The meeting was opened by devotional extrciet'9, after which Mra. K. C.

Laiine- notir read extracts from tho writing of Mies Willard on Social Purity." litrs. A. .1. Steiner also road an interesting paper on Praises of Faith." Tho remainder of tho afternoon waa taken up by reports from the Social Purity" committee and agenornl discus- fiion. Hereafter the meeting will be held every Thnrfday afternoon instead of Sunday.

linrbftnk potatoes, 00 cents at per flack, dI2 I'ilcd Wltcli Sfllvc II wUlhint RlitfMMt pain. Witt's WNon bnrnn SA.S FRA.VCIFCO, December niet and lirni; May 107. Decent ber, January, Burnett's and br. I'ricu's extracts, all flavors, at i i i In' 1 isOMHt. ik-lli-itc nrmius KCH! itf 11 try It at rv i wor'- "Kviry OIH HUi-s it.

Removal Sale. MR. JOE JACOBS, decided to retnovt; the location of liis business, desires to have, before making this change, a genuine removal sale. All Goods Sold at Greatly Reduced Prices, This is genuine, no humbug. He will during this sale continue his auction sale every evening at 7:30, Come Early ard Secure Bargains.

NEW YORK STORE. The Opportunity of a Lifetime TO BUY LAND. Some of the finest tracts of land in Yolo County, suitably located and composed of the richest soil, situated on the water ditch and every acre of which can be are offeree for sale at bargains never be lore equaled in the State. Look at These Prices. 80 acres at $75 per acre (W.

O. 160 acres at $70 per acre (W. O. 40 acres at $67.50 per acre (W. O.

30 acres at $65 per acre (W. O. acres at $55 per acre (P.) 100 acres at $50 per acre (P.) 145 acres at $4.8,50 per acre (P.) UJ 1-2 acres at $47.50 per acre (P.) ZG acres at $45 per acre (P.) For Full Particulars, Terms, Call on LAWSON RUGGLES, Real Estate Agents, Woodland, Cal. Special Offer for tbe Holidays Only! AT- B. MILLER'S.

DRESS GOODS! $16.50 Suit for $13.50 Suit for S.oo $10,50 Suit for 7,00 DRESS $9.00 Suit for $8.00 Suit for $7.50 Suit for GOODS! $6.50 6.00 5-25 OTHER NOVELTIES IN PROPORTION. WARD ROBERTS, A TAILORS, A 1MK and Most Select Stock of Goods in Town. Our Prices are the Lowest tor First-Class Tailoring Groceries! ALL KINDS. TEAS, COFFEES, REASONABLE PRICES. AT- J.

K. SMITH'S, 6x7 MAIN STREET, WOODLAND, CAL, WS.