Napa Journal from Napa, California • 5

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 111. PAGE FITE RAPA. DAILY JOURNAL, NAPA, fAPA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. HEW RAILS We wish you and all a HASIY Ovi llectric is 'in Third Strcit Oranges one Merry Christmas and a Happy Hew Year OYOUNG Jhaupwari coi VaNAPA. CALIF.

I PERSONAL. A fancy box of fancy fruit. A gift that remem- Messalines in blac hold very latest arrivals in the ladies Beautifully made garments. bers the whole family and is member of it. 150 neat Japanese baskets at special prices for belated shoppers.

3 sizes, 25c, 30c and 35c The richest line of black and colors and the best values we ever had. The $1.50 line as good as we ever saw before at 2.00 50c to $2.50 pr. Arthur Wing was over from Montf. cello Saturday for a few days stay. Attorney Theo.

A. Bell was in Napi Saturday. H. Goodman was up from Berkeley on a visit Saturday. Mr, and Mrs.

Robt. Brownlee of San FYancisco are visiting with friends in Nape. County Surveyor O. H. Buckman returned to Napa Saturday evening from a surveying trip up thevaley.

Edward Golds is confined to the Shurtieff Hospital with an attack of pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Niecolls of Bakersfield are visiting relatives in Napa. Mr.

and Mrs. Williamson Finnell, 9 who have been spending some weeks in Oakland, 'have returned to Napa. CHRISMS MUSIC -I Not Cracker I Suspender A pair of fine suspenders, a pair of Boston Garters and a pair of Elastic Arm Bands. All in a neat Xmas box. rn jvl surejto please every $3.00 and 6 serviceable nut All in a nice box.

35c cessfi and Uncle Jack is getting along nicely at this time. Last Saturday rain fell to the amount of .40 of an inch, which has vegetation greatly, but a good generous downpour of several inches is needed. This makes the seasons total 2.27 inches, against 3 34 inches up to the corresponding time last year. H. O.

Thompson, the lumber man, has a beautiful black eye Howard was sawing some brake-blocks in his mill when one of them struck him a terrific blow in the vicinity of the optic. He has been kept busy the past couple of days telling his friends how it happened. HE MAY BE LAWYER CARPENTER OF STOCK-TON, WHO MDE CHARGES AGAINST APPELLATE JUDGES, CALLED TO FACE CHARGES. Keep on hunting for Hunt Bros. new furniture store.

Second opp. Court House. Phone 464 R. 12-13 Ht. $4.00 $1.00 75.

i the Journal Supt. M. McIntyre of the electric railroad with a force of men commenced Saturday afternoon the work of putting in new rails on Third streett between Sosco avenue and Brown. These will be, 114-pound grooved eattswnff' oneadatted SiMise'ina city than the present ones. The' work will occupy several days.

4 ill. is Elsie Ssnsders and Christian Hansen Will Many Tuesday. Miss Elsie Saunders of Sebastopol and Mr. Christian Hansen of Napa will be united dn marriage Tuesday, December 26th, at noon. The ceremony will be performed at the residence of the brides father in Sebas-topo.

The couple will make their home in Napa. a min letters of Administration Asked on the Estate of Mrs. H. Lawrence. Mrs.

Albina Lawrence filed a petition in the County C'erks office Saturday for letters of administration on the estate of Mrs. Harriet T. Lawrence, mother of the late G. W. Lawrence.

The petition states that the estate of the deceased has been closed, but that new property belonging to the estate has been found, consisting of J900, in the hands of Geo. W. Proctor and H. W. Bragg, of Boston, trustees of the estate of Geo.

W. Little, deceased. A Tile delivery wagon -of Geo. Trissell, the grocer, and the automobile of J. II.

May, collided at the corner of Main and Second streets Saturday morning at 11 oclock. A shaft of the wagon was driven through ithe back of the automobile seat, but the occupant of neither vehicle was injured. HAVES THEATRE Beginning at matinee to-day, Bartlett Collins will appear at the Hayes in a comical burlesque and travesty act. Tony Regini, well known as The Musician With the Comedy Strain, will also appear. A choice selection of new photoplays is scheduled fof to-day.

Dont forget that wonderful and thrilling picture, The Battle, Monday and Tuesday nights only. Special sound effects will be added to make this picture more realistic. A Napa bowling team will play a match' of duck pins with a Vallejo team here this afternoon, at the Eagle Cycling Club alley. Another Napa team will play a match of ten pins with a Vallejo team at the latter place. I ffo is v.

a i li vj i i JC PEVEUT? ric VACCire -von'e, the roost sue uei and lowest vreiae irncis -ti i ns or pill xorra. Wri 6 Black Log Booklet CJTTER LABORATORY sj Berkeley. Cal. If your druggist does not stock oui from us. Head the Journals 50c Columns.

ADVERTISE IN THE JOURNAL. THANK YOU We wish to "thank our customers for their very-liberal patronage and wish them all a Merry Christmas. SCHWEITZERS VARIETY STORE 55 North Main Street A good strong cracker picks. Bright nickel finish. AT Mrs.

M. Miller Died Sod denly el Home the Valley. Calistogian, Dec. 22. Mr.

Matilda Miller, widow of the late Paul Miller, and an old resident of this county, died last Friday evening at the home of her son, H. B. Miller, on Cedar street. While she had been in poor health and really an invalid for some time, her death at the time it took place was unexpected. Her son had just returned from his days labor when the mother complained of not.

feeling well and not being able to see as she should, apparently not recognizing those about her. He picked her up and laid her on a bed and while so doing she expired in arms. Heart disease and perhaps a stroke of paralysis, of which she had an attack some time ago, is given as the cause of death. Mrs. Miller was aged 73 years, 10 months 2 days, and was a native of Ohio.

She came to this State with her husband in 1862, and to Napa county in 1874, and to their old home place at Bate station in 1884, where she resided until the last few years. She was a thorough-! good woman, charitable and knew her. She is survived by two sons, Paul R. and Harry B. Mi'ler.

The funeral was held from the Church on Monday. Rev. Jas. Mitchell of St. 'Helena officiating, and was largely attended.

Interment was made in the St. Helena cemetery beside her husband, who died about three years ago. beloved by aU i he t- i I I Following is the programme of Christmas music to be given, in St. Marys Church next Monday at 10:30 a. Processional, Adisti Fedeles.

Venite, G. E. Oliver. Te Deum (Thomas). Jubilate (Schnecker).

intrvet. Hymn, Little Town of Bethlehem. Gloria Tib (Paxton). Agnus Del (Gounod). Soloists, Mesdames Daly, Lees and Roberts, and Misses Salmon, Stock-mon, Ladley and Mr.

Olif. SAVE A DANCE An enjoyable dance was given by the M. E. Club Saturday evening at Armory Hall. Eighty couples attended, and all had a good time.

F. Evers acted as Floor Manager for the evening. Good celery for home-made fruit and pound cake. Bon Ton Bakery. 12-22-2t Most disfiguring skin eruptions, scrofula, pimples, rashes, are due to impure blood.

Burdock Blood Bitters is a cleansing blood tonic. Makes you eiear-eyed, 'ar-braincd, clearskinned. 4 WHEN IN DOUBT COME TO US. To Be Certain Trade With Us. Established 21 years, coupled with the most modern cold air plant, we jare enabled to serve you with the 'best iof meats at lowest prices.

Cash rebate checks given. -Try us. CALIFORNIA MARKET, Nickels Brown Inc. Organic defeeis are ofien agfe.wvated by an ame'iopic state o( the eyes Glasses fitted by Eph. Weiss directly both condition He will be Napa, at the Palace Hotel, Dec.

23- Merry Christmas To All rLShwarzCo. General Hardware Dr. Wong Him HERB COMPANY LEADING CHINESE HERB DOCTOR Mjlished in California finre 1372 1263 0 THRILL ST Bstweea Eciigii ml Octavia SIR FEARCISC6 Tate Ellis Street car or Market Street and transfer to Fills Street car. NO AGENTS. NO BRANCH OFFICES.

BEWARE OF IMPOSTORS. NO SAMPLE OF HERBS SENT OUT, NOR TREAT BY MAIL OUR WONDERFUL HERB TREATMENT WILL CURE DISEASES SUCH AS: Rupture, Cancer, Tumors, Catarrh, diseases of the T1 roat Heart. I ivcr. I ours. Stomach Kidnevs AjtHn.

Pneumonia, Consumption, Chronic Cou-h, Puce. Con.tipat.on lbsentcrj heal ness. Ner voumess Hen ralgia, Headache, Lumbago, Appendicitis. Rheurrati-m, V-Urial lever, Pczema Rood 1 oison, Llacaer troubles and Diabetes. All ailments connected with the generative organs poitnel cured.

IF YOU ARE ILL CALL AT HIS OFFICE Patients Speak for Themselves Petaluma, Nov. 11, 1911. WONG HIM Dear Sir: This is to certify at 1 ras sirk for about three are ild a complication of troubles resulting from tutmrrulosis of the boaels er combined with tumor of stomach 1 hau been riven uo bv all the doctors of I kiah, Mendocino Onuatv, an I three prommen nh'-slcans of San i mnciaco. The) all told mS that the oi.lv chance to prolong life an opreati n. and that I could i not hve under an circumstances.

hen 1 to take jour treatment i ueigaed about ,0 pouuos. 1 am no. entire! recosaeu and ehh 147 pounds, more than I eer weighed in mj li-- A I write thin acknowledgment in gratitude for m' nvranilouB recover, and to procUm to the pubic jour wonaerfui Herb Treatment tLit others maj find help and Liejiiiig. uraieiuLj, AVGTE 450 Ti ird Street, tormeo of Tkiah. Antioch, Ccatm Cotta Covntv.

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i nr latkuuh'iidUii TJ 14 30. i R. 5 Peihima, fah, 15, 1911. To WMm It ('(in ern: I hail tuif'red oven vearwitn Stomacb ar Kidnt Troj! I an 1 ttn 1 '1 tainting sneirA, )urmT ti vcsn 1 lud trru on and itlnut tin tng any re.ief. I was rocorrmended bv irv uncp 4o Di.

1 or? Ilna- Herb Trf ttment, and 1 ok 1 1 1 j. st an i 1 a' 't. 1 a plenty are ad me and I am cn. -jing ti btot lyJth. I fihall be glad to re ommeud arv oc-Tnr ioubt.

i LIL SACRAMENTO, December 23. Steps 'were taken by the members of the Sacramento Bar Association yesterday to lay charges before the State Bar Association against Attorney A. H. Carpenter of Stockton for his ac- in -king the impeachment of I the of the Third strict Appellate Court on accusations which he failed to prove. Acting President Arthur M.

Sey- mour of the local association was em- powered to name a committee of five to investigate the matter, and, if facta w-arrant, to formally charge At- torney Carpenter before the Stae body and ask for his disbarment to practice in the California courts. ii-J 41 Subscribe for J. W. Tucker recently had his left hand amputated at the St. Helena Sanitarium on account of one of his fingers having been affl'eted with a cancer.

The operation was very sue- i- Al -t jy I.