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   Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - November 27, 1901, Woodland, California                                ESTABLISHED 1877 WOODLAND CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 27 1901 PRICE FIVE CENTS PURELY PERSONAL Movements ot Persons Prominent in Society and Business Social of Interest About Who Dwell in Woodland and Suburban Districts A M Britt cisco is up from San Fran Miss Lela Bullock 18 reported to be quite 111 W D returned to Tuesday Miss R Dreyfus Is at home from SELECTING AK EXPERT By Grand Jury Is Difficult Under a Recent Law The grand jury may encounter seri difficulties In securing the ser vices of an expert Indeed the law is strictly followed it will be ble to an expert in the county or matter in the state who can meet all the requirements The last legislature enacted a law creating a board of public accountants John Hoesch assistant secretary state is tho chairman All grand jury experts must pass an examination by this board and it is a misdemeanor for them to act without having first obtained a certificate The board has issued a list of ques tions that must be satisfactorily an swered in obtain a certificate The first requirement is that tho appli cant must bo a public accountant There is no such position as a pub lic accountant in the state A pri vate accountant docs not seem to be eligible The applicant must also be able to a certificate from three men BRIEF CITY NEWS Events of interest in Woodland and Items of More or IBM Picked up Here and There On the Wing Williams George Gregory returned to College City today Miss Lela Windsor returned from Vallejo today Mrs Porteus went to San Francisco this morning Coy Lines went to Sacramento Tues day afternoon W H Langenour made a trip to Sac today S H Grigsby made a trip to Sac today Fred was a southbound passenger this morning Mrs E J DePue arrived 1 land evening E Pinet returned from San Fran Tuesday evening Mrs and Mrs E went to Oroville Tuesday evening Mrs Frank Eddy returned from San Francisco Tuesday evening Mrs Chas Gardner of Alameda is visiting relatives in this city Jas Perry and Thomas Thames went ito Sacramento Tuesday afternoon Mrs T H Dixon of Knights Land Ing was a visitor in Woodland Tues day Mrs Jacob Stable and Mrs John Walker are in from Blacks station to iday Win Dowd and wife recently left tor Ohio where they will Visit rela tives S M GrigES and Lester will spend Thanksgiving day in San Fran cisco George Turbush ol San Francisco was a visitor in Woodland Tuesday evening Charles ThomasJr and Herbert Vaughn came up from Palo Alto Tues or inns setting forth that said appli cant work for them in his capacity as a public accountant within the last three years Courthouse officials who have exam ined these questions are of the ion that no man in Yolo county is eli gible for the position if the law is lit construed E T Lampion who has been desig by the grand Jurors as the man Whom they would like to employ after reading the questions handed them to Secretary Bidwell with the remark that he does not care to pay a fee of upon such an uncertainty There is no doubt that Mr Lampion is well qualified to perform such duties as have heretofore been required of grand jury experts buthe does hot pretend to bo a public accountant and per formed accountant work for throe dif ferent years firms within the last three The grand jury met at I oclock this afternoon The matter was by members and District Attorney ton can come as near meeting the technical requirements ot the law a any other man in tlie county He i an expert accountant and can certificate to that effect from thre firms for whom lie has done private accountant work It was finally decided lo the Woodland members of the Jur Messrs Haines Bid dall Bidwell and Witham to Mr Huston expert as soon as he ha passed tho necessary examination The jury then adjourned subject to the call of the foreman Tho tennis fans are anxious for the courts to gel in good condition again The winter is coming on ami the beof supply Is as much a problem as ever Thursday will be observed as a holi day and the Democrat will not be issued on that day There will be a meeting of the coun ty board of education in this city Sat December Master Lowe upset a pot of ot water on Tuesday severely scald ng his right arm from the wrist to le elbow Some of those who advertised tur cey shooting were compelled to call it ft because they could not get all the they wanted A telephone message from Winters 2 oclock conveyed thn information hat Leonard condition hows some Improvement Information has been received to the effect that Mrs S J Hoover of Chico s quite ill She is a sister of Mrs Winnie Pierce of this city The bcsS who are raiding orange trees after night in this city are al most certain to get into trouble and f they do Ibey will set no sympathy The condition of liltle Gertrude Ad mits is again very critical The anx HOTES All in for the Big Thanks giving Game All is in readiness for the game to morrow The last hard practice has ben held Only light signal work will be Indulged In tonight Coach Marston was much pleased with the showing the boya made last night He made every member of the team work but he was particularly hard on the backs They went through their paces In grand style Of course the team realize that they will have no easy time but they are serenely confident that their line will hold When n back has confidence in the staying power ot his line he In sure to play with move vim A comparison of the two teams makes Interesting reading Wood guards are much lighter than their respective opponents Just tho reverse prevails in the case of ho tackles When it comes to holding ind bucking It is thought that Wood and will have the advantage The ends of both teams are about equal in weight There is five pounds differ ence in the weights of the has tho live pounds but STILL UNDAUNTED Editor Gorton to War Against Gamblers she lacks the ability to buck hard Morrison will do the punting for Woodland and Eakle and Sieber will will run down on the punt The esprit de corps of tho team Is excellent While not overconfident every man expects lo do his duty to his comrades and his school The game begins at 2 Id p m promptly and it is to he hoped that a great crowd of loyal townspeople will be on hand to cheer the boys on lo victory Remember that the school colors are orange and white and dont be chary about investing in a couple of yards The reception to be given Thursday night will be an Invitational affair Members of the school a few ot their friends and the visitors will be pres ent The teams will line up ns follows wt Woodland pos Intends Warrants in Court for Law Breakers Editor R C Gorton of the Yolo Message was In Woodland Tuesday Ho probably timed his visit purposely so that he would be hero on the same day the grand Jury organized and have a talk with some of the members about the flagrant violation of the law In Washington by tho Sacramento gamblers If ho made any enquiry of District Attorney bo was no doubt Informed that the supreme court has decided thn there is no provision in the law for getting a misdemeanor before tlie grand Jury The only course Hint seems to bo open to him Is to swear out warrants In n Justice court and those ho believes to be guilty ot misdemeanor arrested H also appears that he has decided to take that course for ho con to several friends that tho real lot be expected to divulge the Inform ation On Monday Mr Gorton also made an effort to procure a warrant In Sac for of Ed City Attorney was not at home and tho warrant was not issued Gorton says ho will renew the effort It will be remembered that and the editor had an encounter on the Yolo bridge took a revol ver from the editor and then pum him Tho trouble arose over articles published in the Message de nouncing Thanksgiving Turkey Sheriff Griffin rendered It easy for the editor and his family to ately celebrate the recurrence ot thn annual festival of Thanksgiving The largo plump and choice bird he brought UK all prepared for the roast cannot bo surpassed In any barnyard In Yolo county For this It for no other cause we have reason for giving thanks Real W II Gregory and wife to W J of estate of S 10 Wolfskin deceased 3418 10 00 W Wright et nl to John W 11 12 13 and 11 In range ADavisville 10 00 day evening M C Keefer went to Sacramento Tuesday afternoon to attend a meet ing of the Elks Among the arrivals Tuesday evening were E J Clanton and wife Reuben and L Chyle Thomas Thompson and A W North were passengers on the southbound train Tuesday afternoon Mrs E N Kimball was the guest of friends in Woodland the fore part the Farmer Miss Grace Craig and her aunt Mrs R N Davis will spend Thanksgiving with relatives in City Lovdal M C Keefer Roy Hov el E T Clowe and Thomas Thompson were arrivals on the noon train Mr and Mrs John Biers arrived on the noon train and will spend Thanks giving with relatives in this city James Perry and Thomas Thomas went to Sacramento Tuesday afternoon to see the Mrs Troy Barr left on the noon for Elk Creek where she will spend Thanksgiving with relatives Mrs Martha Washington and her daughter Miss Virginia and son Robert were arrivals Tuesday even ing Editor Frank H Owen and his esti mable wife returned to Winters on Tuesday evening from a visit to Santa THEIR HELPERS Native Daughters Show Gratitude in Pleasant Way Last Saturday afternoon the little tots who assisted in the Native Daughters vaudeville performance were given a royal good time On Tues day evening all the rest of the talent was entertained charmingly by the Native Daughters after the regular business meeting adjourned A num jor of novel games were introduced luring the early part ot the evening In the guessing contest W H Hus ton the only representative of his sex walked off with the prize Miss Daisy Clark captured the prize in the peanut hunt games wore followed by nn Im program during which sev eral ot the most successful numbers rendered at the recent entertainment were repeated Misses Ethel Pullan and May Michael gave n pretty skirt dance Misses Eleanor Dingle Mabel Malcolm Fannie Dinzler and Daisy Clark gave the Dixie Girls song and dance and tlie seventeen charming young ladies repealed clever ones who are watching at her bed side have but hope of her ery Ed Clark Instructed a private class In dancing at old armory hall Tues day afternoon On Thanksgiving night Mr Clark will give a grand ball in the same hall Tho hall has been thoroughly renovated and It is prob able that a large crowd will attend H W Laugenour the corker of the Woodland Bottling Works was do ing business in Williams the of the week The Woodland sodas are the best on the market and are han by all liquor dealers in Williams When you drink aorta ask for Hie Woodland brand and drink no Williams Farmer The annual meeting of the stock holders of tlie Company was held in the Bank of Wil lows Thursday J C Stovall was re elected president George H Wilcox and J F H Forbes secretary of the company Miss Kate Stephens of Yolo county came up to attend tlie Fanner Dixon wt 155 Hall ICO 150 AllenL G II 170 155 T HFoster 146 125 E 127 152 G LElbe ISO 170 T LEggert 117 148 E 148 122 Sieber 165 150 L H RPetty 150 TylerR H LHall cap 141 150 B The officials for Woodland will be Olney Gwinn referee and umpire Ar thur Gwinn linesman H H Vaughn timekeeper purpose of Ills visit was to swear out a number of warrants He docs not want the cases tried in the Justice court at Washington and It is his intention to procure tho war rants in Justice Ruggles court Justice Ruggles Is In San Francisco and Mr Gorton returned without talcing any action It is probable that the matter will be delayed until next week If Mr Gorton had a list of those whom he Intends to charge with a mis demeanor he did not give It out to unless it might have been thn attorney who of courso could Astounding Discovery From Mich conies word of a wonderful discovery of a pleasant tasting liquid that whea used before retiring by any one troubled with a bad cough always en sures n good nights rest It will soon cure the cough too writes Mrs S for three genera tions of our family have used Dr Kings Now Discovery for tion and never found Its equal for coughs and colds Its an unrivaled lifesaver when used for desperate lung diseases Guaranteed BOo and at W H Lawsons drug store Firstclass work done at the Wood land Carpet Cleaning Works First street near city hall Phone J C SPARKS Underwear and Hosiery 1 Thursday will he observed as a holi day and the Democrat will not be Issued on umt day N L Theobalds in Town N L Theobalds and wife of San Francisco are guests Mr Theo balds mother and sister Mrs Theo balds and Mrs Art Mr Theobalds is the son of the late W W Theobalds at one time editor and pro of the Mail Mrs Theobalds was also at one time a resident of Woodland Mr Theobalds is in charge of the linotypes in J n Barry Cos printing establishment in San Fran cisco Ho is around shaking hands old Woodland friends today DUE TO APOPLEXY Verdict of the Jury at the Hunt Inquest Tuesday afternoon Coroner Bean went to to hold an inquest on the body of the late Frank Hunt He was assisted by the following jury F Dickinson J B Mount F P Smith G W Sanders John Anderson and William Grieve After listening to tho of all those who knew anything about the nutter the jury returned a verdict to tho effect that death was duo lo ap The funeral will take place on Thursday afternoon nt 2 oclock The deceased was a member of the Catholic church and services will be conducted hy Father Childrens Combination Suits for ages from 4 to 10 at 25 conts 50 conts 75 cents and Ladies Natural nnd White mid Union Suits at 50 cunts and up to Ribbed Vests Pauls and Drawers in ecru and natu ral at 25 cents Ladies fine Heavy Vests and Punts 25 cents and 50 cents duo Cotton and Wool mixed Veals and bettor value liny 50 cents and fl Childrens Hose In red blue pink tan and black sizes 4 to 0 at 25 cen la Ladies Black Wool Hose Ribbed Top splendid article ut 25 cunts Ladies extra lino quality Black heel and Wio nt t74 conts CO cents 76 cents and lrf day went to Williams to Everhardt and Eugene Mar vin will Play for a Thanksgiving ball In Thursday night G L Duncan and family left today Flat where will eat turkey dinner on Thanksgiving day Hank Duncan and family Henry F Sieber and wife of Marys ville have sailed for Honolulu This Is a part of their honeymoon trip isa nephew of Fred rick a Sieber of this city Mrs Z T Magi formerly of Win ters but now oJ Berkeley arrived Tuesday evening and will spend Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs J H Harlan She will ac her rather to Winters Friday Chamberlains Stomach Liver Tablets cure biliousness constipation and headache They are easy to and in effect For aale by i V tary drill which made such a hit when they produced it at the opera house Upon the conclusion of the program delicious refreshments were served in the banquet room The decorations this room consisted principally of crimped paper suspended from the center to the four corners of the room The prevailing colors were red white and yellow the lodge colors Mr Huston was called upon for an speech and as usual was equal to the occasion Misses Sim mons and Shelton also contributed ap afterdinner remarks which were greatly enjoyed The delightful affair was in the hands of the following committee Misses Annie Gertrude Ad ams Aronson Birdie Morris Ella Saunders Annie Ogden and May Dexter The Doors Closed Sheriff Griffin today closed George Millers cigar store and billiard room on an attachment obtained by Joseph Kirk attorney for the San Francisco board of trade Tlie amount is a lit tle over COO We have been unable to see Mr Miller and obtain a state ment from him since the doors of the establishment were closed Life Is Growing Longer From statistics and the result of cer tain changes in tho methods of living it has boon proven that tho span of life is lengthened We are jus in believing this when wo con sider tho great advances made in medicine during the past lifty yeara ho most noteworthy them being Stomach Bitters the old reliable remedy for all ailments of the stomach bowels It cures Christmas on Great Luck of an Editor For two years all efforts to cure Eczema in the palms of my bandi failed writes Editor H N Lester of Syracuse Kan then I wai wholly cured by Arnica Salve Its the worlds best for eruptions cores and all skin diseased Only at W H Lawsons drug store To the Public Allow me to say a few words In of Chamberlains Cough Rem edy I had a very severe and cold and feared I would get pneumo nia but after taking the second dose ot this medicine I felt better three bottles of It cured my cold and the pain in my chest disappeared entire ly I am most respectfully yours for health Ralph S Meyers seventh street Wheeling West Vir ginia For sale by J V dyspepsia headache constipation sour stomach heartburn and biliousness It is tho boat medicine in the world for run down systems and has a record of fifty years of cures Women should also try it as it will certainly do them good Our Private Die Stamp is over the nook of tho bottle Only a mouth off its none too early to begin milking preparations We have everything yon for FancyWork in tho way of HONITON DUCHESS POINT LACK ARABIAN RUSSIAN PURLING RINGS ALL SIXES ETC ETC PILLOW TOIS in the variety ROYAL FLOSS all Colors SILK FLOSS PILLOWS all sues Corsets possess all lll thut can be put into any SUPPLY your Corset wants hero We are the for such celebrated makes as Royal Worcester Thomsons R il G Kvory otio ol them are recognized all llc The White House What Shall We Have for Dessert This question arises In the family every day Let ua answer It today Try a delicious and healthful dessert Prepared la two minutes No boiling no baking simply add boiling water and set to cool Fla orange raspberry and strawberry Get a package at your grocers today 10 cents New Grocery The undersigned has purchased th Phoenix Grocery next to the post office and replenished the stock with entirely new goods Fair dealing and every effort to please will be our aim SAY DAY Dinner O H announces spe prepared menu for ing dinner at Roast young turkey cranberry sauce and salad and delicacies Dinner from 11 a m to 3 oclock p m Buy only Oliver goods at J Carload cook and heating Lord ft Murrays Lord ft Murrays For the best and freshest groceries candles mils cigara and to bacco go to F W Brendels new and elegant store building next Slore All goods delivered to any part of town by request and all or ders promptly attended to T le phone 127 Main F W Armstrong door to Corner Drug For your cough gists Baliam 50 at all drug Do you know Christmas is near Wo aro showing a groat line of ex novelties Pillow Cords Braids and Doylies Little Doylies Doylies Medium Doylies vl niwa of Table squares all sumo on counter Unlit Is silks wo ure talk ins about O II Bilks with holdors tiro having i demand for our wellknown silks one that will soon develop In u rush wo wo of our patron wants Have provided over 350 shading no 2 iliku PEOPLES TRADE PALACE We sell Yarns and Zephyrs For a sack of beat Hour try the favorite for salj at next to the guaran teed Carload Oliver Chilled Plows and extras at Lord Murrays GUGGENHIME CO BUYERS OF Dec let the three hands will turn DRIED FRUITS RAISINS HOHEY WOODLAND PACKING HOUSE   

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