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Mor Extra Bsssls Talk. XAPA DAILY JOURXAL WEDNESDAY. JUNE 28. 1899 your trade to-day for the value to you of to-days prices and merchandise quality what we did for you yesterday, or bet week, or last month, counts for nothing to-day. Pride of ancestry and what a man has don for himself in the past count for much to him a nation may live for centuries on the glories of its past, but a live, modern retailer mutt r-ly solely on the living pre'ent.

What can you do for me to-day- i what your buyer at the counter wants to know, and upon toe aiit-wer rests the whole case. We look out that the answer at our counters shall be right and invite your daily investigations for piofit. DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT My Little Man wantsasendoff for the 4th. Why not get him one of those suits of Duck or or Galatea cloth? They are exceedingly nobby and the price is almost too small to couvider.

Toe, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 for the suit. White Duck Trousers These are the beat we can fiud aud ill coat you 1 25 and 11.50 pair. The 1 rade H'a Nle Trade. The terms, conditions and circumstances of the Ludwig-Johnson horse -trade were aired in Justice Caldwells Court Tuesday morning. The complainant, A.

Ludaig, came into Court reinforced by two witnesses, D. Ban-chero and Mrs. Boetto. The defendant, Charley Johnson, was supported by his wife and two daughters. Both aides claimed that there were other witnesses who might testify to variou phases of the controversy.

Both principals agreed that they had talked trade. Ludwig offered to give tiis one horBe for Johnsons span. It was something the same kind of a lay aa when Wall Kennedy offered to trade the traveler two $5 dogs for a $10 dog, with the conditions Bomewhat reversed. Ludwig took his horse to Johnsons place to show his pulling ability. John son did not have time to witness the trial of strength at that time so went away to tiis work, leaving Ludwig at the place.

Ludwig hauled some hay from the field to Johnsons barn and says that Mis. Johnson was very well pleased with the performance of the horse, so, believing that everything was satisfactory, he put his horse in the pasture and took one of Johnson's and cauie to town, promising to return for the other horse later. When Johnson came home and found that Ludwig had closed the deal he sent his gills into town to tell Ludwig that he was not satisfied with the trade and wanted the horse returned. Lndwig did not return the animal, so Johnson came into town, found the horse in the Boetto stable and took it home. Ludwig got out a search warrant to recover the horse and charged Johnson with stealing it.

Justice Caldwell decided that the trade had not been consummated and the horse was Johnsons. GROCERY DEPARTMENT Macaroni for Epicures The impor'ed sort iu lb. packages. Its made by people who understand the business from a to izzirJ, aud it' made for people who a aut the bet 1 hu sort is customarily aold at a package for 23 uts. Its worth that much, but a got some offered as a leader by an im porter aud well give you a leader on it 10 cent per package ahile this lot lasts.

Alpha Home Cocoanut Pudding It comes in little 5 cent packages. All the ingredients of a puddiug already mixed aud ready to mbiue with the milk and egg to make a delicious dessert. It's ready for the table in 5 minutes. Head this recipe. It will take you longer than it does to prepare the puddiug Beat one egg in a podding pan, add I pt.

cool milk and then stir iu the conteuts of a package of Alpha Pudding. Put on a hot stove aud stir till it thickens, it is then ready to serv hot or to put into your mold to shape up if you dedre to serve It oold. Be careful to stir coustautly so as not to burn it. Isnt that simple? It's as delicate aud appetising as it ia simple too A 5 cent package makes dessert for 5 or 6 people. So Its also as economical aa it is easy of preparation.

Lurline Washing Powder We keep talking about it because the grow iug iuterest the people are taking in it makes us sure that it worth the while. Same pr ce as Pearliue. but sirouger aud made at home in California instead of somewhere iu the East. eut for a lot more free samples. So you cau try it before you buy.

Call for them aud wa ll gladly uruish you. 2,000 Yards Tricolor Bunting for decorations Price So yard. At that price it won't cost you much to (bow your color, ou the 4th. Linen Skirt Crashes Fancy Satin stripes, the beauty of tbe eea ton; 15 different color and designs ia the stripe. We closed a big lot to get them at a price.

They are worth 85c, we are selling them at 25c; and they are moving right out while we write of it. Fine Wash Suits Plaids and stripes; pure all silk goods in lovely, bright shades at the low price, 60c yd. White Kid Gloves We have them now, every sice in self stitched and black stitched. Prices $1 00, $1.50, $185. You know our Otove Couuter; every pair fitted and warranted.

You take no chances and the profit Is yours if you buy these gloves. Parasols We can add the finibhing touch to your 4th of July costume with a lovely Parasol. Let us try. Straw Hats You must hare them for the 4th. Remember you can have a dollar hat for 50c, and a two dollar hat for $1 00.

Aud crashes if you like. Blue Serges Ths S. F. Call of Tuesday morning announces that Governor Gage will call an extra session of the Legislature, and accompanies its assertion with information that tends to give it statements the color of truth. The Caff Bays: Governor Gage will call an extra session of the Legislature.

Gage, Herrin, Burns and their followers may deny this assertion, but the Governor will issue the proclamation when Burns signifies that everything ie in readiness for the event. The Call knows whereof it Bpeaks when it asserts that Gage will call the pecial session. Aa General Barnes is out of the race for the Senatorsbip and U. 8. Grant, signifies a disposition to retire from public life, the followers of Burns believe that the Mexican can win out.

Agents of Burns and Herrin are canvassing the State to eound the feeling of legislators on the topic of an extra session. Ten days ago the Call received authentic intelligence regarding the route and inquiries of one of the canvassers. Burns has finally decided that Gage shall call the extra cession this year. At first the Governor made some show of resisting the decree of the Mexican, but the reeiatance was alight. At one time Gage came out openly with a precise statement that be would not call tbe members of the Legislature together in special session, but bis mind has undergone a change since he made that declaration.

He will issue the proclamation, probably within sixty days time. Last Sunday, Burns, at the close of a conference on tbe subject of State patronage, sail to one of the men attending the conference Governor Gage will call an extra session of the Legislature within sixty days. This has been positively decided upon. Tbe United States Senate is not going to seat Matt Quay on the Governors appointment. It is all bosh to suppose that the Senate is going to reverse itself, A commission by executive appointment would leave me out of the reckoning.

Tbe only thing to do is to call an extra session. Gage and I have decided that this theory of allowing the newspapers to beat us out will not go, Tbe papers may crow now, but we will show them who will do the crowing at the finish. Herrin, Gage, Burns and the Mexican push generally are deluded if they im agine that tbe canvasa of tbe State to promote an extra session was concealed from the press. The Call knew ftie day and hour that Dr. Maggard was inter viewed by the railroad agent who represented himself aa a correspondent at' tached to a news syndicate.

Incidents of the agents journey from town to town were known in this office. It was known that Senators Bulla and Cutler and Assemblymen Lardner and Raub were sounded, and that Assemblyman La Baree was invited to talk through the telephone. in Suits, iu Coats and Vests and iu Coats aloue. Nothing more elegaut or comfortable than the Navy or Electric Coat and Vest with white trousers, or the Navy Coat aud Trousers worn with fancy Crash or Duck Vest. We invite you to an interview as to these lines.

Thompson, Beard Sons. Local Briefs. Third Street Market lor Vegetable. Try Platt fancy cream cheese; lim-burger, too. 5-25 Firework Depot.

Davison Market. e-27 Get Masons ball fruit jar at ltoper Bros. The Napa Fruit Drier ha commenced work. Bunting for the Fourth at Thompson, Beard Sons, 3c a yard. All kind of 4th of July decorations and fireworks at Haas.

The Sawyer Taunery shippej a carload of wool to Boston Tuesday. The Grangers held a meeting at Oak Knoll school house Monday evening. The Fourth of July choral singeis are expected to meet Thursday at 2 r. m. at Turner Hall.

J. M. Thompson was elected a trustee of Yount school at a special election held last Friday. A. C.

Stoddard was acquitted by a jury Monday, in Justice Bradfords Couit, of the charge of battery preferred by J. M. Buchli. The late P. 8.

Hunter carried a $1000 policy in Napa Tent, K. O. T. M. L.

M. Turton, Secretary of the local tent, received the check Monday. The new winery at Geyscrville has contracted for grapes at $10 and $12 per ton on a basis of 22 per cent sugar. The Zinfandel on that basis will bring $12 and the mission $10. As many visitors are expected in town on the 3rd as well as the 4th of July, it is suggested that those intending to decorate their places of business do so this week.

All persons holding books belonging to the Free Library are requested to return the same promptly this week, in order that the books may be ready to reissue immediately alter the Fourth. Visitors innumerable Cycling Clubs from San Francisco and Oakland, Native Daughters and Native Sons from San Francisco, Yacht Clubs, etc. 6-28 H. C. Kinsey of the Pomace Works has a catamaran with a paddlewheel rigged between the two hulls and geared to a bicycle gear.

With his queer looking craft he can pedal around in the river with ease and comfort. Alameda Encinal: No one can help pitying that seventeen-year-old school girl in Oakland who was wedded to man old enough to be her great-grand father. That sentiment however will not extend to the mother, who managed the match, as she is old enough to know better. There ought to be some way of preventing such ill-assorted unions, which are absolutely certain to end in misery. Lydia Temple of Rathbone Sisters has elected the following officers Past Chief, Mrs.

G. Heegler; Most Excellent Chief, Miss Margaret Thomas Excellent Junior, Mrs. P. 8. lfein; Manager of Temple, Mrs.

W. F. Alexander; Mistress of Records and Correspondence, Miss Louise Nussberger; Mistress of Finance, Mrs. Max Schwartz Protector of Temple, Mrs. Jacobsen; Guard of Outer Temple, Mrs.

Wm. Overdick Trustee, Mis. Overdick. Decorated Carriages, Goddess of Liberty float, three Brass Bands, the largest parade ever held in Napa. 6-28 Blacls 71.

Incorporated. Under auspices Eagle Cycling Club the gieatest celebration of the Fourth of July ever held in Napa. 6-28 Lore Will I'mrl a Way. Of General Interest. Hurrah! Boys Fourth of July, 1899.

Judge Burnett, of Santa Rosa, lias rendered a decision in the case of tbe Napa State Hospital vs. J.T. Cunningham, as guardian of an incompetent person, which will be of interest generally throughout Hie State. The plaintiff brought suit for the care of said incompetent for nine years at $15 per month. The Judge gave plaintiff judgment for three years at $15 per month.

Id his opinion the Judge said The only question is whether the claim for the care and ma.ntenance of the insane is barred by the statute in two or three years. After carefully considering the matter and reviewing the authorities cited, I have reached the conclusion that the liability ia one created by the Boys, youll have money left for other purposes if you let us supply your II. A. Morley of Conn valley and Miss M. M.

March of Chiles valley came to Napa Tuesday to get married. The young lady is 18 years of age, but the young man has not reached his majority and was informed that he would have to secure the written consent of his parents or guardian before he could obtain a license. As both of his parents reside in another State, he was in a quandary as to what to do. County Clerk Collins suggested that he might have a guardian appointed. He gladly accepted the sug gestion, and started out to find some one who would consent to his marriage with the lady of his choice.

lie found friend in need in District Attorney Bell who quickly arranged the necessary legal preliminaries, was appointed guardian and gave his written consent to the marriage of his ward. Justice Bradford performed the wed' ding in the County Clerks office. The groom is a fine, manly looking young fellow, broad shouldered and able to look out for himself and his. The bride is an exceedingly pietty girl of the brunette t) pe, with the blush of health upon her cheek. Inneral of Jesse Walters.

Hotel Arrivals. Hundreds of nobby, stylish patterns. Boys Black Cat Stockings, Mothers Friend Waists and Blouses. Boys White and Golf Shirts. Boys Hats and Caps.

Palace Wm Holmes and son, Roht Wellman, Sacto; Banker, Los Angeles 8 Hawley, A 0 Antrim, Wallace, Arnold, II Phil-8, Newhoff, Rice, Swann, Ileise, Wood, Nolan, II Tabour, Napa Williams, Miss Richardson, St Helena; A Reynolds, Lakeport; Seymour, John Kearns, Stockton. Napa Truman, San Jose; Mies Folsom, Colgan, Keller, Jr, Stockton Varney, Butler, A Schmolz, Wilson, Dorigan, A Dayng, Osborne, Stillinger, Osborne, Turrell, Rothschild, Fowler, A Brown, Sacto; A Brown, Milton; Toland, Ventura; II A Morley and wife, St Helena. Fireworks Depot, Davisons Market. To3lighli Bald Concert. The following is the programme for the concert to be given this evening by the Napa Band on the Coart House square PART I.

March-Constellation Clark Selection Bohemian Girl Balfe Son Alon A I lei Schottische Dancing in the Cary PART II. Andante The Forest Rose f(iesler Caprice-Solitude Mercadante (By request.) Waltz Just as the Sun Went Down (By request.) March Columbia Seltzer Levinson Straus, THE LEADING CLOTHIERS. Fireworks Depot, Davison's Market. The funeral of the late Jesse Walters was held Tuesday from his late residence at Oakville, and was attended by quite a large crowd of people. Rev.

James Mitchell of St. Helena conducted the services, which were eingulaily impressive. He mentioned the fact that he had officiated also at the funeral of Cook. The music was sung by a volunteer choir composed of ladies of the neighborhood. The pall bearers were Simon Sax, John Pistorius, Al.

Grigsby, Thos. Williams, Geo. Ingram and Mr. Hanson. The body was interred in Yountville cemetery.

Fiieworks Depot, Davisons Market. Baseball game, Acme Club of Oakland vs. Precita Parlor of S. July 4th. Fireworks Depot, Davisons Market.

Personal. Leather belts, 10c, 15c, 25c, 40c, 50c fine white kid belts 25c. Tbe Big Sale, at The Racket. 6-7 Ball Fruit Jars. These are without exception the best fruit jars on the market this year.

Every jar is smooth and well finished, and have no rough edges to contend with. If you contemplate buying jars this season, take a look at ours before purchasing elsewhere. ROPER BROS, Played Out. Dull headache, pains in various parts of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomach, loss of appetite, Feverishness, Pimples or Sores are all positive evidences of impure blood. No matter how it became so it must he purified in order to obtain good health.

Ackers Blood Elixir has never failed to cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons or any other blood diseases. It is certainly a wonderful remedy and wa sell every bottle on a positive guarantee. J. H. Lovejoy, Druggist.

Fireworks Depot, Davisons Market. Fireworks Depot, Davisons Market. Dyspepsia can be cured by using Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets. One little tablet will give immediate relief or money refunded. Sold in handsome tin boxes at 25 cts.

J. H. Lovejoy, Druggist. A. B.

Spreckela came up from San Francisco Tuesday evening. Harry Palmer of Ukiah was in for a short time Sunday. Miss Nellie Ladue of San Francisco is visiting the MieBes Boynton. L. J.

Norton and his mother, Mrs. A. M. Russell, have returned from Placer county. Miss Grace Brown, who has been visiting in Napa for several weeks, returned to her home in San Francisco this morning.

Rev. W. A. Waddell and family of Sao Paulo, Brazil, are visiting near Napa. Mr.

Waddell is connected with the Mackenzie College near Sao Paulo; State Controller Colgan and Messrs. T. O. Totand and Alexander Brown, members of the State Board of Equalization, were in town Tuesday. Bismarcks Iron Nerve Waslheiesult of his splendid health.

Indomitable will and tremendous energy are not fouqd where Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels are out ol order. If you want these qualities and the success they bring, use Dr. Kings New Life Pills. They develop every power of brain and body. Only 25c at Jos.

Levin1 sons Drug Store. 120 FIRST ST. Telephone Red 14. Ladies and childrens lace embroider ed handkerchiefs, 4 for 25c. Racket Store.

6-7 Stiletto brand of pocket knives, scissors and razors fully warranted at H. Shwarz. 5-27 Hay carriers, hay forks, Deering and McCormick mowers, New York Champion hay rakes at Shwarzs. 5-27 Platts Market, 38, 40, 42 Brown St. Platts Market, 38, 40, 42 Brown St.

Childrens grey underwear, 25c ladies Summer vests, 5c, 8e, 10c, 122C, 15c, 18c, 20c, 23c, 25c, and up. The Racket. 6-7 Fireworks Depot, Davisons Market. Platt carries a nice line of lunch goods. Call and examine them.

5-25 Platts Market, 38, 40, 42 Brown St. We liavo a fine line of Lounges and Couches, and all kinds of Upholstered Furniture, odd piecs and full sets. Judge Buckles of Suisun, II. C. Gesford of San Francito, speakers Fourth of July celebration.

6-28 Croquet sets, hammocks, screens, fly paper Summer necessities. The Racket. 6-7 Sick Headache absolutely and permanently cured by using Moki Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures constipation and indigestion, makes you eat, Bleep work and happy.

Satisfaction guaran teed or money back. 25 cts. and 50 cts. J. II.

Lovejoy, Druggist. Pure cider vinegar, 25 cts. a gallon, at Platts Market. 5-25 Fireworks Depot, Davisons Market. Fireworks Depot, Davison's Market.

A pure whiskey agrees with any food, in fact aids digestion. It tones the stomach, increases the flow of the gastric juices and so promotes strength and flesh. A pure whiskey like HARPER Whiskey. Sold by B. Semorile Sons, Napa, Cal.

Ladies embroidered white skirts, $1.25 grade, 90c; 40c muslin drawers, 25c; 25c muslin drawers, 2 pair 35c. The Racket 8tore. 6-7 e4oooo4tottsesssesi H. Shwarz carries the largest assortment of garden hose, refrigerators, screens and screen doors in town 5-27 Fireworks Depot, DavisonB Market. KYSERS, H.

Shwarz has a new lot of crockery, chicken troughs; also Tiianmoe, sure death to insects. 5-27 Telephone 21 Black. MAIN STREET, next to P. O. Try Platts creamery butter, 35 cts.

per roll. 5-25 New Idea Patterns, 10c, no higher price, and none better. The Racket. 6-7. Powder Platts Market, 38, 40, 42 Brown St.

best made, at d2 Cape Tulls. Ann bread, the Delivered daily. OSOUlTEiyURE Job Printing Neatly Executed at the Napa Journal Printing House Fireworks Depot, Davisons Market. A true Californian welcome extended to all our Fourth of July celebration. Makes the food more delicious and wholesome soyl aurea warns atw von.

Clothespins, lc dozen; pins, lc paper; hairpins, lc; vaseline, 5c; ladies shoe dressing, 10c. The Racket. 6-7.