Napa Journal from Napa, California • 3

Not Spasmodic Straight, Uniform Policy Thats ours. It means ALWAYS the same treatment to Thompson, Beard Sons. you Gunn 100, Deweeae 71, Ames 141. Kvser 125, Pond 45, Buckmaa 120, Wallace 41, Light 154, Jackson 22, Ashton 40, Wright 51, Simmons 54, Mixon 17, Grauss 87, Foss 94. KNOX PRBCISCT.

Pardee 18, Lane 10, Coombs 11, Bell 15, Myers 11, Beamer 14, King 17, l.ange 9, Ham 9, Gesford 16, Bu6h 9, Dunlap 17, 18, Kicliie 7, Meacham 17, Benjamin 14, Trower 11, Easterby 17, Boy 9, Trubody 10, Gardner 16, Gunn 9, Deweese 16, Ames 18, Kyser 13, lond 13, Buckman 14, Wallace 12, McCrellis 19, Staton 7, Meagher 19. SOSCOL PRECINCT. Pardee 81, Lane 41, Coombs 38, Bell 44, King 34, Lange 34, Ham 25, Gestord 49, Bush 13, Dunlap 59, Collins 44, Bichie 28, Benjamin 28, Trower 44, Easterby 32, Bojd 37, Trubody 35, Gardner 36, Gunn 16, Deweese 57, Kyser 29, Pond 42, Buckman 36, Wallace 34, Briscoe 40, Palmer 52, Gildersleeve 12, McKnight 26, Record 33, Gibb 24, Alien 57, Kincaid 16. Special Sale We made a pick up on the good, ameJ belo and for the nest ie Jays Kill give you bargains that are uortli iooLiu up. 50c King Wash IVjard lor 35c.

Made of brass, wont rust. 50c Blue Enamel Wash Birtirda fr 35c. Better than glass, aa they wont break. $1 Encased Ball-Bearing Wringers $3. 5.50 Encased Wringers $2.50.

$2.75 Superior Iron Frame Wringers $2.00. These are the highest quality Wring-era on the market. 20c Flour Sifters 10c. Come early as these hargaiua wont last long and we cant buy any more of this stuck. Young Hardware Co.

Up-to-Oato Hardware Healers Telephone Red 2tU. This Time by the People, and Not by the Supreme Court. GROCERIES. Phone Black 501 1RY GOODS Telephone Blaek 447 For 25c Ladies Fleeced Underwear Light ecru in color. Heavy in a eight.

Seams all finished. Gusset under the arm. Sizes full. Either vests or pants. A garment superior to the usual one at the price.

25c a garment For 15c A broken lot of Childrens Underwear, mostly Pants and Drawers, up to size 28. Vests in small sizes only. Come in white and natural. Merino garments. Were 25e a garment.

Can your child he fitted here? If so its money saved. While they last, 1 5c. net cash Henry C. Gesford Has a Good Majority Theo. A.

Bell Elected to Congress Dunlap Gets a Flattering Vote How the Others Ran. MRS. TOM RETURNS: She Found Life Very Pleasnt at Nome, but Likes Napa Best. CLOTHING Telephone Black 447 For $2.00 LESS 5 PER CENT FOR CASH. A jair of Dutchess rants.

Made of dark hair line wool Cassimeiv ami GUARANTEED. If a button COIliOS off, 10e refunded. If a waistband rips, 50c refunded. If a seat beam rip-, $1.00 refunded, or a new pair of pants. For $1.00 LESS 5 PER GENT KOI! S1I.

A pair of blanket back all-wool flan-liel-lined (iloes, faced with be-t quality of Xap-a-ite burehide and made on an improved pattern. This is the perfection of lined loes for warmth, service and comfort. For $6.00 LESS 5 TER CENT FOR CASH. A Milford Leaf tier Coat lined with corduroy and reversible. The Milford Coat is made of selected leather, tanned with hark and oil.

Will not get hard from wetting. For 50c A CAMERON SHIRT Better materials. Better make than others and a FIT, no matter how tall you are or how broad. Valle Cream is the proper cream. It's a netv brar and has fo win on its mer- its or else not win.

It is winning because it's a great big can of' clean pure goods. 1 10c tin Zuzu Ginger Wafers Go to your grocer and say Zuzu. Youve seen that ad no 1 doubt. Coirfe to us and say Zuzu and youll get a nice fresh box of Ginger Cakes for 5 cents Snowflake Corn New crop now in and on sale. It is very much higher since we bought and only a partial delivery has been made from the cannery.

But we had the good luck to secure our whole requirement, and at the first price. Yours is the benefit for well go right on selling it at 2 cans for 25c Snowflake Asparagus is warranted. Hickmot's output 25c tin The general election of State, county east bt. Helena fhecinct. and township officers was held Tuesday.

Pardee 8(, Lane 50, Coombs 58, Bell Nap, I county the contest was spirited, 9, King 78, Lange 59, Ham 60, Gesford the main interest centering in the fight 81, Bush 61, Duulap79, Collins 8b, Kichie for Superior Judge. Henry C. Gesford 81 Meacham 91, Benjamin 86, Trower carried the county against Judge Ham Easterby 84, Boyd 49, Trubody 62, by at least 21-0 majority. This is a great Gardner 75, Ames 86, Gunn 75, Deweese For $4.25 01, Kyser 88, Pond 43, Buckman 62, Wallace 70, Jackson 87, Light 49, Elgin 56, Heavy Plush Buggy Robes A big lot bought at exceptional prices. The range is from $1.50 to $12 each.

We can save from 75c to $5.00 for you on these. An excellent line of desirable stvles. 4.25 net rs. M. Tobin arrived in Napa Tuesday morning after an absence of over two years iu Alaska.

She sailed for Nome on July 14, 1900, intending to go into the restaurant business, hut when she arrived there she found that business overdone. She then accepted a position as housekeeper for the Arctic Trading Co. and worked for them during the winter months. In the summer she mined. MrB.

Tobin says she enjoyed tier experience in the far north, and though she did not get rich she is wellsatisfied with the success she met. She arrived in Seattle on the 11th of last month, and after visiting a short time in Boise, Idaho, went to San Francisco. She expects to make her home in Napa. For $5.00 Furs Some very pretty Scarfs in all styles and shapes. Qualities excellent.

'ices $3.50 to $35. Excellent black Martin Tie with' six full bushy tails, 5.00 each The Man Who Swindled A. Zeller 1 and tiers Arrested in i San Francisco. O. W.

Mechhng, the qnondom insurance agent who sa indlnd A. Zeller of the Palace Hotel out of $05 on a bogus draft, was arrested in Pan Francisco Monday oii a charge of forgery. He will 'ho tried at Pan Luis Obispo on tire ohargyjif having forged the name of AI. J. Pantos, a farmer of Panta Maria, to a draft.

A number of other charges stand against him. The officers were hunting for him when he was in Napa, and part of the money he got from Mr. Zeller he used to reimburse another victim. It has been learned by the detectives that Meehlings borne is in Johnstown, where bis relatives reside. Up to a few months ago his wife and two children resided at 883 Harmon street, Lor-in, Alameda county.

One of the children died, and after that Mrs. Mechling and the other child went Fast to live with the relatives in Pennsylvania. Mechling says that he has been on this coast for the past six years. A Fierce Argument. Dr.

Hennessey was called upon Tues day to dress the wounds of a countryman who had gotten into a campaign argument and emerged with a had cut over his eye and several abrasions on bis face, caused, be claimed, by the heel of his adversarys boot. Death of Mrs. Muzzio. Mrs. G.

Muzzio died Tuesday, shortly before noon, at her home on Third Btreet avenue. Phe was a native of Italy 28 years of age, and leaveB a husband and six children. The funeral will bo held Thursday afternoon from the Catholic Church. Thompson, Beard Sons. UCCESS Something New Every Week.

WEST 8T. HELENA PRECINCT. Pardee 115, Lane 74, Coombs 81, Bell 104, King 101, Lange 85, Ham 79, Ges-foru 107, Bush 80, Dunlap 110, Collins 122, Richie 67, Meacham 131, Benjamin 119, Trower 08, Easterby 116, Boyd 60, Trubody 82, Gardner 104, Gunn 80, Dew-ese 101, Ames 120, Kyser 119, Pond-79, Buckman 69, Wallace 110, Light 72, Jackson 118, Elgin 72, Chinn 119. BROWNS VALLEY PRECINCT. Pardee 56, Lane 61 Coombs 48, Bell 68, Myers 47, Beamer 58, King 63, Lange 48, Ham 47, Gesford 73, Bush 26, Dunlap 97, Collins 88, Richie 31, Meach-am 85, Benjamin 53, Trower 61, Easterby 53, Boyd 62, Trubody 51, Gardner 70 Gunn 47, Deweese 75, Ames 75, Kyser 56, Pond 62, Buckman 63, Wallace 46, Finnell 81, Adriance 37, Gildersleeve 61, McKnight 46, Palmer 71, Briscoe 41, Secord 88, Gibb 40, Allen 81, Kincaid 13.

LODI PRECINCT. Pardee 50, Lane 39, Coombs 30, Bell 61, Myers 42, Beamer 39, King 55, Lange 26, Ham 46, Gesford 38, Bush 34, Dunlap 52, Collins 63, Richie 18, Meacham 61, Benjamin 53, Trower 30, Easterby 52, Boyd 27, Trubody 41, Gardner 41, Gunn 45, Deweese 34, Ames 57, Kyser 52, Pond 24, Buckman 46, Wallace 29, Light G2, Jackson 28, Chinn 60, Elgin 30, Spurr 09. COO.MBSVILLE PRECINCT. Pardee 95, Lane 52, Coombs 88, Bell 55, King' 110, Lange 2E, Ham 55, Gesford 87, Bush 94, Dunlap 59, Collins 124, Richie 21, Meacham 121,. Benjamin 97, Trower 50, Easterby 91, Boyd 50, Trubody 81, Gardner 69, Gunn 81, Deweese 66, Ames 118, Kyser 103, Pond 35, Buckman 106, Wallace 25, Gildersleeve 84, McKnight 101, Palmer 64, Briscoe 23, Gibb 75, Secord 99, Allen 78, Kincaid 23.

Brief Mention. Furnished room for rent. See 50c column. How to gain success. Read Jos.

Schwartzs ad. and learn how to do it. Read Newmans new ad. in to-days Journal. It will interest yon.

Did you know that Robt. J. Little represents a number of the best Fire Insurance Companies? Mrs. May Wilkins will re-open- her Dancing Classes Nov. 5th at Turner Hall.

A reception will be given to all children at 4 p. M. Adults at 8 p. si. Dancers, 25 cents.

ll-2-3t i Personal. Mrs. May Wilkins went up the valley Tuesday morning. She ill re-open her dancing school in Napa this evening. in buying your home needs is a grand success financially.

This car he done if you do your trading here. We claim we can save you money on eicli and every item ive list. We carry tin latest creations as they come out. Strictly up to dale Merchandise. Our shelves and counters are stocked full of pretty things to draw your attention.

Newest and latest ideas in Dres-ing Sacques, Kimonas, Shirtwaists, Walking Skirts, Dress (1 ods, Umbrellas, Furs, Gowns, Novelties, Underwear, etc. We aie agent for iluttericks Patterns. Subscriptions taken fur the Delineator. victory, but no greater than that of Theo. Bell over Frank L.

Coombs for Congressman. r. Bell lias probably carried Napa county and bis majority in the district is no less than 1,000. The county remains Republican, as to the head of the ticket, by a reduced majority, and the Pemocrats lost in the neighborhood of a hundred votes liy their being crossed after the space marked No nomination. P.

S. King, Republican, lias been elected Assemblyman. D. A. Dunlap lias defeated Frank Bush for Sheriff by a large majority.

N. W. Collins has been elected County Clerk by a wide margin. Ray Benjamin- is the successful candidate for District Attorney, his opponent making a strong run. Frank Easterby has a comfortable majority over Boyd.

W. Finnell and E. Light have been re-elected Supervisors. R. M.

Kyser lias been again successful running for Coroner, and 0. II. Buckman is once more County Surveyor. The other contests for county officers are very close. J.

M. Palmer, and R. W. McKnight have been elected Justices of the 'eace, and Geo. Secord Constables of Napa In St.

Helena Justice Chinn and Constable Spurr have been re-elected. Frank Ashton has been elected Justice and C. C. Foss Constable of Hot Springs Township. Over in Knox Township W.

E. Meagher is reelected Constable and C. W. McCrellis is elected Justice. The returns received last night' are as given below.

Up to 6:00 oclock this morning Salvador, Yount, Rutherford, Vineland, the two Veterans Home precincts and Napa No. 3 had not reported. FIRST WARD, SAPA. Pardee 102, Lane 74, Coombs 94, Rell 76, Myers 84, Beamer 77, King 120, Lange 51, Ham 74, Gesford 97, Bush 60, Dunlap 100, Collins 130, Richie 41, Meacham 150, Benjamin 108, Trower 04, Easterby H2, Boyd 52, Trubody 98, Gardner 79, Deweese 91, Ames 132, Kyser 106, Pond 56, Buck-man 116, Wallace 50, Finnell 100, Advance 62, Gildersleeve 80, McKnight 89, Palmer 104, Briscoe 33, Gibb 72, Secord 124, Allen 100, Kincaid 10. SECOND WARD, NAPA.

Pardee 122, Lane 90, Coombs 129, Bell 85, Myers 104, Beamer 100, King 171, Lange 44, Ham 112, Gesford 112, Bush 89, Dunlap 135, Collins 185, Richie 37, Meacham 187, Benjamin 133, Trower 85, Easterby 150, Boyd 70, Trubody 131, Gardner 86, Gunn 120, Deweese 98, Ames 150, Kyser 133, Pond 85, Iliick-man 142, Wallace 70, Adriance 103, Finnell 116, Gildersleeve 114, McKnight 100, Palmer 124, Briscoe 52, Allen 125, Secord 102, Gibb 89, Kincaid J. SSHWARTZ. Phone Blk 221. 14 and 1G Main Street Hitchcocks Cough Cure. A valuable family remedy for tuning bard Coughs and Colds, a standard remedy for relievingCroup Whooping Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis aud all inflamed conditions of the lungs and air passages.

I The first dose relieves and usu- ally before the bottle is gone so i the Cough. Two sizes small, 2oc family size, 50c, I AT HITCHCOCKS LOW-. PRICE DRUG STORE, 20 Main Street. our money back if youre Child Injured. The little daughter of Jx-ster Clark who lives on the Barry place north of Napa, was kicked on the jaw by a colt Monday and quite painfully injured Her chin was hadlv cut.

Police News. John Sullivan was brought down from St. Helena by -Constable Spnrr Mondn to servo 30 days for indecent exposure. Did you know that Robt. J.

Little actively engaged in the insurance business, writing Fire, Life, Accident, Plate Glass, Indemnity Bonds and Burglary insurance? Mens and Boys Winter Hats are now ready, and a full display we have. Fedora Hats 1.00 to $4.00 We have them as high or as low, as broad or as narrow as your build will admit, as cheap or as good as your pocket book will allow. We have the exclusive agency for the Fannin Hat 3.00 Gome here for your Winter Hat. The Wine Market. The vintage has progressed fairly well owing to the fine weather of the latter part of the month and in some sections is practically over.

The yield is the greatest in five years. This is due part-, to the fine season and also to the fact that young vineyards are coming into bearing. As all the cooperage in Sonoma and Fresno counties was empty some time ago, and that in the height of the vintage large quantities of cooperage was rushed to the wineries, it is estimated that the yield of dry and sweet wines this year will be between thirty million and thirty-five million gallons. There has been no price set for new wines thus far but they ought to open out as good as last year. As yet none of the wines of this vintage have been offered and buyers seem reluctant about making offers.

'However, 'the demand exists and the value is in tlie.wineand is sure to come out. The situation naturally ought to he better than at the same time last year. The market for old wines remains unchanged, with prices firm. Exports of wine during the month by sea aggregated 275 cases and 582,170 gallons, valued at $204,264. Of this quantity 493,062 gallons went to New York and 37,326 to Hawaii.

Pacific Wine and Spirit Review. Luck iu Thirteen. Bv sending 13 miles Wm. pi rev Walton Furnace, got a box of Buck leus Arnica Sahe, that wholly cured horrible Fever Sore on his leg. Nothing else could.

Positively cures Bruises Felons, Ulcers, Eruptions, Boils, Burn: Corns ami Piles. Only 25e. Guaranteed bv Jos. Levinson, druggist. A Thanksgiving Dinner.

Heavy eating is usually the first cause of indigestion. Uepoatedattacks inflame the mucous membranes lining the stem arh exposes the nerves of the stomach, producing a swelling after eating, heart burn, headache, sour risings and finally catarrh of the stomach. Kodol relieves the inflammation, protects the nerves and cures the catarrh. Kodol cures indigestion, dyspep-ia, all stomach troubles by cleansing and sweetening the glands of the stomach. J.

H. Lovejoy. Levinson Straus, FOURTH WARD, NAPA. Pardee 49, Lane 56, Coombs 52, Bell 47, Myers 3(5, Beamer 53, King 53, Lange 37, Ham 34, Gesford 65, Bush 38, Dunlap 66, Collins 91, Richie 13, Meacham 71, Benjamin 53, Trower 40, Easterby 61, Io. 29, Trubody 41, Gardner 49, Gunn 3 Deweese 56, Ames 71, Kyser 60, Pond 35, Buckman 59, Wallace 31, Gilder-sleeve.

40, McKnight 51, Palmer 55 Briscoe 26, Gibb 55, Secord 59, Allen 58, Kincaid 11. The Leading Clothiers. CARNEROS PRECINCT. Pardee 58, Lane 47, Coombs 49, Bell 52, Myers 51, Beamer 48, King 67, Lange 33, Ham 46, Gesford 59, Bush 26, Dunlap 81, Collins 84, Richie 21, Meacham 87, Benjamin 61, Trower 44, Easterby 63, Boyd 39, Trubody 61, Gardner 41, Gunn 54, Deweese 52, Ames 83, Kyser 73, Pond 32, Buckman 62, Wallace 38, Finnell 72, Adriance 30, Gildersleeve 34, McKnight 61, Falmer 64, Briscoe 33, Se-ord 66, Gibb 36, Allen 69, Kincaid 17. AETNA PBECINCT.

Pardee 31, Lane 41, Brower 3, Coombs 38, Bell 37, King 25, Lange 38, Ham 31, Gesford 45, Bush 21, Dunlap 54, Collins 53, Richie 22, Meacham 49, Benjamin 35, Trower 38, Easterby 31, Boyd 39, Trubody 45, Gardner 58, Gunn 23, Deweese 49, Ames 49, Kyser 34, Pnd 39, Buckman 32, Wallace 40. CniLES PRBCISCT. Pardee 14, Lane 16, Coombs 11, Bell 20, King 17, Lange 10, Ham 10, Gesford 22, Bush 8, Dunlap 24, Collins 16, Richie 16, Meacham 18, Benjamin 11, Trower 21, Easterby 13, Boyd 20, Tru body 9, Gardner 24, Gunn 14, Deweese 19, Ames 17, Kyser 14, Pond 19, Buck man 11, Wallace 22. MONTICELLO PRECINCT. Tardee 36, Lane 57, Coombs 33, Bell 60, Myers 23, Beamer 65, Irwin 32, Hag-sett 55, King 34, Lange 56, Ham 32, Gesford 58, Bush 17, Dunlap 74, Collins 49, Richie 41, Meacham 49, Benjamin 35, Trower 52, Easterby 33, Boyd 57, Tru body 28, Gardner 62, Gunn 27, Deweese 04, Ames 51, Kyser 44, Pond 45, Buck-man 45, Wallace 44, Staton 41, McCri-1 lis 51, Meagher 75.

HOT SPRINGS TOWNSHIP. Pardee 87, Lane 38, Coombs 75, Bell 46, Myers 75, Beamer 43, King 93 Lange 27, Ham 69, Gesford 50, Bush 61 Dunlap 68, Collins 104, Richie 21 Meacham 104, Benjamin 79, Trower 44, Easterby 80, Boyd 35, Trubody 70, Gardner 53, Gunn 88, Deweese 37, Ames 104, Kyser 89, Pond 34, Buckman 92, Wallace 27, Light 117, Jackson 11, Ash. ton 52, Wright 39, Simmons 23, Grauss 36, Foss 91, Mixon 13. Calistooa Precinct. Pardee 103, Lane 77, Anderson 107 Dockweiler 65, Curry 110, Rosborougli 52, Colgan 122, Ilarkuess 44, Reeves 119, Brooks 40, Webb 131, Gett 48, Coombs 84, Bell 95, Myers 92, Beamer 73, Irwin 116, Ilassett 49, King 122, Lange 47 Ham 85, Gesford 92, Bush 61, Dunlap 119, Collins 145, Richie 33, Meacham 141, Benjamin 93, Trower 86, Easterby 104, Boyd 68, Trubody 77, Gardner 101 ly The Aim of all good business is to fill the wants oi the people properly and at lowest proper cost, and this is possible only under the cash system and even more possible hen five stores buy as one.

LADIES KIMONAS, Tennis Flannel, excellent value for 50c. MENS HEAVY UNDERWEAR Extra good weight; 50c garment; lino fit. CHILDRENS SCHOOL HOSE Black Giant brand; extra heavy; all sizes 25c pair. TURKISH TOWELS Extra large and heavy unbleached, 25c each. Toilet Soap, 6 cakes 25c.

Clothes Pins, 3 doz. 5c. Flour Sifters, 10c. The Store lor Prftilent Buyers. CASH STOBS.

THE RACKET. (T. KELLY (JO.) Phone Bed 226. 0 ANNUAL DIVIDENDS. The money paid for a i Startling1, But True.

If every one knew what a grand medicine Dr. Kings New Life Pills is, writes D. H. Turner, Dempsoytown, youd sell all you have in a day. Two weeks use has made a new man of me.

infallible for constipation, stomach and liver troubles. 25c at Jos. Levinsons drug store. New Recruits Are daily joining the Rochdale Army. Co-operate and save enough to pay your doctors bill.

Trade with us, save with 11-1 Union-made beer and cigars at Steve Lossmanns, 216 Brown street. 10-10 The Ladies should see the new shipment of REAL FRENCH SAILORS at (g JVIiss jVIcCleairy (i St3 CO FIFTn WARD, NAPA. Pardee 127, Lane 108, Coombs 117, Bell 111, Myers 101, Beamer 108, King 158, l.ange 60, Ham 86, Gesford 143, Bush 91, Dunlap 137, Collins 198, Richie 38, Benjamin 142, Trower 90, Easterby 149, Boyd 78, Trubody 122, Gardner 103, Gunn' 115, Deweese 110, Kyser 146, Pond 80, Buckman 54, Wallace 61, Gildersleeve 119, McKnight 105, Palmer 115, Briscoe 53, Gibb 104, Secord 147, Allen 132, Kincaid 30. CIUMILES PRECINCT. Pardee 17, Lane 28, Coombs 19, Bell 2, Myers 14, Beamer 27, Spivey 1, Irwin 17, Ilassett 21, King 18, Lange 23, Ham 23, Gesford 22, Bush 9, Dunlap 37, Collins 34, Richie 9, Meacham 36, Benjamin 17, Trower 23, Easterby 19, Boyd 23, Trubody 16, Gardner 28, Gunn 10, Deweese 32, Ames 34, Kyser 20, Pond 23, Buckman 20, Wallace 20, McCrellis 10, Staton 24, Meagher 31.

POPE VALLEY PRECINCT. Tardce 23, Lane 22, Coombs 22, Bell 21, King 25, Lange 17, 11am 28, Gesford 20, Bush 17, Dunlap 33, Collins 30, Richie 18, Meacham 39, Benjamin 27, Trower 21, Easterby 22, Boyd 28, Trubody 30, Gardner 24, Gunn 17, Deweese 30, Kyser 21, Tond 27, Buckman 19, Wallace 28. Z. Hennessey, M. D.

Office and X-Ray Laboratory, Win-ship block; and residence 621 N. Main street. Telephone day or night. Theres a Tide Taken at the flood. Leads on to fortune, Co-operate.

Twill tide you over many a difficulty. Job Printing Done at the Journal Office. urns soft coal, linrd coal, wood, cobs am radi. Avoid Imitation! Claimed to lo Just as Good. TO THEPUBLIC.

I wish to inform the public that on and after November 1st I will deliver NAPA STEAM BEER at the following prices: 10 5 $1. No Drugs or Chemicals used, only Pure Iloes and Malt. Wm. 1IOFFMF.IF.R, 10-31-lm Napa Brewery. For Sale Property on Main and streets formerly owned by John All-man.

Address Geo. D. Allman, 823 San Francisco. 10-11-lm H. SHWARZ CO.

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