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   Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - June 28, 1902, Woodland, California                                WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1859 WOODLAND CALIFORNIA SATURDAY EVENING JUNE 28 1002 DAILY ESTABLISHED 1877 COUNTY SCHOOLS Extracts From the Board of Report DEPOT CHANGES The Bar and loach Counter at Sacra mento Will Go Oat Creek Pupil and Horth Grafton School Take Honon in the Tbo county board of education baa completed the grading of the papers of the ninth grade pupils and the review of the promotion papers of the classes in all districts The following extracts form the summary of the yeara work prepared by the board will probably interest Inhere Were 96 pupils who took the examination this year 5 more than last year The Individual place of honor in the county belongs to Miss Hazel Robinson of Oat Creek district who obtained 9408 per cent Next in order comes Miss Ruby Saterlee of North Gratton 938 Third from the same school Miss Lena O 933 Fourth Lester H Hawk Cache Creek district 926 Fifth Edith Davisville 918 Sixth Alamie North Grafton 915 Seventh Alleene Laugenour Eureka 905 Eighth Mabel Cutler Oat Creek 904 Ninth Maud E Hampton Dav 902 Tenth Frank Wildwood 9005 The class that averaged the highest inthe examination as a whole is that of North Grafton 858 Highest class average In the subject of grammar 90 per cent Highest class average in the subject of bookkeeping Oat Creek 94 per cent Highest average In arithmetic made by Wood land Prairie district 91 per cent Highest averages in spelling were made by Emma of Lisbon dls Homer Fletcher of Cache Creek and Clara of North Grafton On the library list have been placed the new books Father and The Mission Indians oC California by Hunt Jackson Norse Stories by Hamilton W Mable The New Pa School Geography by Harr Wag ner has also to the supple mentary list During the year the following books have been added to the library list As desk book for use of teachers Speller For the library Se crets of the Woods Ginn Stories and Tales from the Animal World Life of Biography of a Grizzly Seton Lives of Hunted Seton Stars In Song and Legend Glnn King Arthur and His Court Glnn The Wide World Ginn From Log Cabin to the WhiteHouse A few slight changes have been made in the course of study These changes will be forwarded to teachers beginning of the fall B U who for many years has conducted the saloon and lunch counter at the depot Is making prep to vacate and Is having his personal belongings removed as fast as possible The saloon will be closed up altogether by order of General Man ager Kruttschnitt of the Southern Pa The present lunch counter will also be given up and the space It now pies will be taken up by a general ticket office Instead of the lunch counter a In the rear of the will be placed In operation under the management of the company and will be under the di rection of the service on the overland trains The change will take place July 1st CRAWFORD PLAN Democratic County Candidates Will be Named by Breeder and Sportsman Gives for Encouragement The Central Committee in This Afternoon Knoh Question THE FUR PURELY PERSONAL Constable Parker and J F Garrette J G Hurst Miss Anna Hurst and little Misses Veta and Percy Hurst left for Kent Marln county this morn Ing A GARDEN PARTY Marguerite Circle Accepts the Hospitality The Sear Approach of the Nations Birthday Evidenced in Taste ful Decorations Sacramento dropped another game Friday Score San Francisco 4 Saer 0 Speaking of Hogan who Is for Graham while the latters finger is mending the Record Hogan who was on the end also did excellent HeIs In his base and a little bad on fouls but his whole heart and mind are In the game and he plays ball for all that Is in it ESTATE TRANSFERS Annie L Potter et al to A M feet on east side of First street between Lincoln and Oak avenues lot feel on east side of Fifth street between Lincoln and Oak avenues f 2600 GM Katon to A M Eaton Same description as above 100 00 FILTHY TEMPLES IN INDIA cowl often India tem ples but worse yet is a body that in polluted by constipation Dont per mit it Cleanse your system with Dr lanes New Life Pills and avoid un misery They give lively liven active bowels sood digestion fine ap vOnly atW H Lamoni dras tore Marguerite Circle No 209 C of P and a number of invited guests en joyed a delightful social at the sum mer garden of Mr and Mrs Theo Muegge Friday evening Mr and Mrs Muegge were assisted by the follow ing committee from the lodge Mrs Ed Dyas Mrs Richard Alge Mrs Joe Clements and Miss Julia Krellenberg Upon payment of 15 cents at the gate a ticket was issued entitling the holder to refreshments consisting of either coffee and cake or icecream and cake Quite a neat little sum was realized for the benefit of the social fund Mr and Mrs garden In the rear o their pretty little residence on First street is an Ideal spot for such an affair It contains numerous beds of choicest flowers ferns foliage etc arranged In a most artistic manner The garden with its myriads of lights never looked more beautiful than on Friday evening Suspended from wires overhead were numerous Chinese lanterns of pretty designs A novel feature was the lanterns made out of strawberry baskets The national col ors were used to good advantage Here and there was the American flag and along the fences and the arbor bunt Ing was the principal feature of the decorations Card tables and chairs were placed In the center of the in the space usually occupied as a croquet ground Here the crowd wailed away the time playing cards and doing as they pleased listening to the excellent numbers of a brief musical program The first number was a vocal quar tette by Messrs Cummins Rhodes Griffin and Rogers They responded to several encores Miss Leta Rogers gave a beautiful vocal solo in good voice She was ac on the piano by Miss Edith Johnson accompanied by Miss Annie Richie rendered several ful cornet solos Refreshments were then served dnr Ing which many excellent selections were rendered by Bert phonograph Icecream and cake were served teteatete on the tables In the center while coffee and cake were from two large tables in the ar bor The arbor Is a delightful little recess at the northwest end of the gar den entirely hidden from view by a luxuriant growth of Ivy The affair was a great success and tha ladles received many compliments for their work The Democratic county cen tral committee met la the city hall at 2 oclock this afternoon Chairman A C called the meeting to order and Sec T G Hughes called the roll Those present were F Anderson W B Black B Harrison J Jacobs M Clark Knight Wm Trotter W Duncan C W Thomas proxy Bourland S J Russell South P ery North A Newton Robert Woods C A Newton proxy South D Bar ry C A Newton proxy Bast L Geo H Morris West C Fugitt J H Brigge Geo H Morris proxy West C Stev ens W M Browning Woodland No G Lee Ben Keehn T G Hughes proxy Woodland No 0 Max well Byron Ball Woodland No C Hus ton T G Hughes Woodland No W Thomas E J Dyas J G Lee proxy A communication from the Iroquois club recommending that a club be organized In Yolo county was read and action de ferred until other business was disposed of August 12th wasset for hold ing primaries for choosing dele gates to a county convention to be held August for tho purpose of electing delegates to the state convention which con venes on September 1st The matter of the nomination of a county ticket by the Craw ford plan or a convention was next in order and D P and C W Thomas addressed the committee In advocacy of the Crawford plan Byron Ball and J G Lee spoke In favor of a convention C A Newton of Washington Yolo and Geo of Winters Ben Borach of Madison and E 1 R Snavely of Woodland all favored the Crawford plan J C Fugitt of Winters fav ored the Crawford plan A ballot was which resulted In favor of the Crawford plan by a vote of 16 to 12 The selection of a date for holding the Crawford primary was left to the committee which meet again later on at the call of the chairman The meeting then adjourned Woodlands fair and race meeting will be one of the big events of the Cal this year and horsemen must remember that entries to the harness events will close Tuesday next July let For many years Wood land has had the giving the best race meeting of any of the dis fairs owing to the fact that It oc curs on the week Immediately ing the state fair and It seems that all the horsemen want to start there If possible Its track Is always fast and made at Woodland do not as records made at Woodland do not bar the horses making them from any races in Sacramento there Is always a great scramble for first money In the events over the Yolo county track On Tuesday next ten classes five of which are for trotters and five for pac ers will close with Secretary C F Thomas at Woodland and every event should nil The purses are most lib eral ranging from to for the aged classes Owners are requested to enter their horses in two classes as the program will be so arranged that they can start In both events by plac ing the races in which they are enter ed far enough apart to admit of it In all these purses horses arc to be named with entry Remember the date July 1st and remember also that Woodlands fair will be one of the big features of this years and Sportsman Comings and Goings of Well Known People Social of Interest About Those Who Swell in or Near the City of Woodland BRIEF CITY NEWS MUSICAL SERVICE AT ST LUKES Tomorrow night the regular monthly music service will he held nt 8 oclock Evening prayer will bo said and there will be a sermon by the rector Ex tra musical numbers wll be a soprano solo by Mrs Pierce an anthom setting of Abide With Mo Gloria In Excel sls by Dr Stalner Agnus Del and quo by C It Hodge CONFIRMATION St st Officiated at Lakes Friday Evening The confirmation services at Lukes Episcopal church Friday even Ing were very interesting and attend ed by a iarge congregation Bishop Moreland who arrived from Sacramento on the evening train preached an exceedingly eloquent ser mon He chose tor his subject The Necessity and Advantage of Becoming a Christian The bishop IB a most entertaining speaker and his remarks were listened to with the greatest of attention Those who were confirmed were Mrs J T Good In Misses Maggie Glenden Myrtle Gable and Helen Rahm Another class Is In course of prep aration and the bishop proposes to re turn in November AW North was an arrival on noon train Mrs I M Bedell went to Sacramento this morning Mrs T A went to to this morning Mrs A B McRae went to to this morning Miss Helen Rahm returned to Oak land this morning Bishop Moreland returned to Sacra mento this morning Father Horgan returned from Uav this Miss Grace Carlisle went to Sail Francisco thla morning lss Jessie returned to San Francisco this morning Mrs Dwight returned to San Francisco this morning R H B earner returned from San Francisco Friday evening Wm Rosegrant anil wife of Alton Kansas are visiting Wm Sims and family near Winters Rev Parkhurst of Arbuckle witness ed the Passion Play pictures at the Baptist church Friday evening rs M S Ish son and two little daughters were northbound passen gers this noon on the train Among the arrivals on the Willows local this morning were Will Black STAB Eastern Star Initiated several new members Friday evening after which Icecream and cake were servei In the banquet room Among those were Mr and Mrs B H Steph ens Mrs Abagall Lee Mr and Mrs Geo and Miss Ora Hol Events of Interest in Woodland and Suburbs of or Leu Importance Picked TJp Here and There on the Wing Morrison will speak at the church Sunday evening All are cordially Invited The most disagreeable north wind of the season began this morning and at the present writing this afternoon shows no signs of abatement SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES Allens a powder It cures painful smarting nervous feet and In growing nails and Instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions Its tho greatest comfort discovery of tha age Allens makes tight or new shoes feel easy it la a certain cure for sweating callous and hot tired aching feet Try It today Sold by alt druggists and shoe stores By mall for 26 centa In stamps Trial package free Address Allen S Olm Le Roy N Y AT TEE BAPTIST CHURCH An audience that filled every seat In the Baptist church assembled Friday evening to witness Pastor T P Boyds views of the Passion Play The views are very distinct and are said by those who witnessed the original play to be very good rep After the exhibition was concluded the crowd as in the basement to partake of lemonade which was served with out cost from a rock fountain made to represent well Though the crowd was large the well never wenr dry We Want You To Call and See our Beautiful Pianos i Wonderful Offer Until June I M 4 I I M I 11 H I H 11 111 THE STAGE Will make dally trips between Wood land and Capay on and after May 1st arriving at Woodland at 10 a m and leaving at 3 p m b A EDDY Prop SMITHS DANDRUFF POMADE Stops Itching scalp upon one applica tion three to six remove all and will stop falling hair Price BOc at all druggists For a good shave haircut or sham poo go to barber shop U HAPPY TIME IN OLD TOWN We felt very happy R N Old Town Va when Buck lens Arnica Salve wholly cured our daughter of a bad case of scald head It delights all who use It for cuts corns burns bruises bolls ulcers eruptions Infallible for piles Only at W H Lawsons drug store Important to a Mfe Bed rare remedy for Bod c tad m la Uw Tat Over Tun The Kind Too Han CATARRH OF THE KIDNEYS Kills thousands of people annually both male and female Take warning In time If you have pains In your back loin or groin tired or worn out feel Ing depressed and dull spirits which leads to disease take S B Catarrh Cure which removes the cause of all kidney troubles For sale by all druggists Book on catarrh free Ad dress Smith Bros Fresno CaL 17 CHARGE OF For pun fresh fo to the Breon proprietor CHAMBERLAINS COUC CHOLERA DIARRHOEA everywhere recognized the one remedy that can be depended upon and that it pleasant to take It specially valuable or rammer diar In children and ii undoubtedly the of uring the of a great many children each year aale by J V Leithold For Refrigerator and for all at Lord Lord USE ALLENS A powder to be shaken Into he shoes Your feet feel swollen nervous and hot and get tired easily If you have smarting feet or tight shoes try Allans It cools the feet and Cures swollen sweating nails blisters and callous spots Relieves and of all pain and gives rest and comfort Try It today Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for Trial package free Allen a LeRoy N Y The management of the Parker House will change hands on July 1st Mrs O A Hatton who has conduct ed the same for the past four years has sold her Interest to Mrs of the lodging house The lat ter secured a lease from Geo D today and will assume control on July 1st Mrs Hatton will move to Sacra she has a lucrative posi tion In view Mrs will con to run the house as well as her new hotel We will give to every pur chaser a free scholarship of twentyfive music lessons the lessons may be taken from any music teacher In Yolo Sutler Sacramento Bolano Glenn Butte or Los Angeles county Music teachers heres a chance for you to make money and also help the dealer out Gentlemen This will interest you For One Week Commencing June 23rd We at Special Sain a lot of soft bosom Madras Percale and Chanton Pongee Shirts at 48 cts Also a full line of stiff bosom colored shirts striking patterns good value for at the price of 65 cts These garments are garments you can wear with credit to your pood tasie and judgment Good enough for Sunday and strong enough for every day The White House CARPETS TAKEN UP Cleaned and the same day II J C SPARKS Steam Cleaning desired Mowen and at Lord Murrays VIRULENT CANCER CUBED Startling proof of a wonderful ad vance In medicine IB given by drug gist G W Roberts of Elizabeth Wesl Va An old man there bad long But tered with what good doctors had pro Incurable cancer They be hie caae hopeless he used Bitters and applied Salve which treatment com cured him When Electric Bit erv are used to expel biliousness kid ley microbe poisons at the same his salve match healing blood skin eruptions and sores vanish Bitten at W H store KEEP OFF THE ROAD The public U respectfully requested aot to drive over tie road on Main street from tb railroad track until It dry T J We all want wealth We all want business We all want reputation We represent the old relia ble firm of Sherman Clay Co of San Francisco the leading Piano and Music house on the Pacific Coast who handle the Emerson A B Chase Richmond etc Have a large stock of Sheet Music too large and will offer until the end of June all Coon Songs at and a nne line at 4 vocal and Instrumental Anyone giving me names from which I make a sale of will presented with a find graphophone ant one Records Get a move on let us be partners In business rustle up your friends and enemies and 4 well sell em a Piano or Organ Address WOOLLEYS MUSIC STORE Woodland Well Well How have you been Thanks we are very buy You might cail us Tom Business Boomers for short We nre not a bit bashful are we and why should we be Last wek we sold over 7 doz WAISTS Say do you know with a Waist you may dispense with the un this warm weather and coolness PEOPLES TRADE PALACE Alert Retailers WOODLAND CAL June 13 We are not surprised at HM record of the past It Grain Is now as dry as tinder aad burns as fiercely and quickly a could burn We and paid eight grata loam past six days and undoubtedly will be others Thla 1 for you tad it you Insured your crop buy or harvester la at Md What oar ban oua paid fully ana will do tin son t TC Balfour ft GRAIN AND   

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