A ) r *"".£_ s. EVELS1T0KE HERALi D -/9 ov %\ __£t__ST_D R.AILWA.X^^H'- OCT 30 190E S JOURNAi, Vol XVII: NO. 16 REVELSTOKE B. C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1908 $2 OO a Year in Advance

expected to see'l&nd," he said. "Sud­ son, assisted by Mesdames. Sine, Scott STORM SWEPT denly there catce a snap and she sev­ A SUCCESSFUL and Kincaid. STRIKE STILL ered the 10-inch hawser that held the Supply Table—Mrs. Clnik. Melrose to the Minnedosa. I rushed Fancy "Woik Table—Airs. F. B. SPREADING C/B, HOME & CO, INLAND SEAS between the cabin and the deck. My PERFORMANCE Lewis, Mrs. J. M. Doyle, Mrs. Lawson. wife and daughter tugged at my Flower Table—Mrs. Atkins. Department Store clothes and befcged of me to stay in­ Candy Table—Mrs. Palmer. Railway Trouble Which Started Terrible Loss of Lives and of side. They oried. The waves were at The Amateur Dramatic Club Fish Pond—Miss Woodley and Miss in Moscow is Affecting Dis­ Vessels on the' Great Lakes the doors. The'water ruBhed in. The Give Clever Production of A. Palmer. cabin was flooded. Nothing on the "Dandy Dick"—Entertainment tant Parts —Crowds of Work­ —Worst Storm in Memory of A ready sale was found for tho many boat was dry/ .The bulwarks were Closed with a Dance. useful and fancy articles exhibited, the men Parading the Streets. Navigators of Great Lakes. washed away, when help came, and The Amateur Dramatic Club has flower table, candy table and fish Dress Gpodts l none too _oo_, for .the Melrose was been in existence now for about a year pond were also well patronized. At WARSAW, Oct. 2.).—Traffic has been V WE NOW" STAND - ready to. show you the tjLEVELAND, Oct. 21.—The steamer nearly gone.".\! *' stopped on tbe Warsaw -Vienna line. Bulgaria came into port this afternoon and a half during which time a num­ the conclusion of tbe dinner a short , finest stock of Dress' Materials ever shown in ALPENA,- Mich., Oct 21. The big ber of performances have been given, programme was rendered including a 1 POLTVA, Oct. 25.—A general sti ike - _ *** <- " . ' bringing news of the loss of the barge bas been declared here. The school*, Tasmania off Peele'Island iri^Lake steel barge Malta owned by the Pitts­ but none of, these was attended with duett by those well known favorites ' . this section for Evening or Street Wear. _. I burg Steamship company, is missing, Mesdames Creelman and Dent which are closed and no newspapers will Erie,' during Friday's " stormf^ The' the success which marked the produc­ appear to-morrow. - \ t New Radium Eolienne in the Leading Shades, Tasmania sank at 5 a.m. Friday with She wai in_toWy of' the steamer Wm. tion of "Dandy, Dick" on Monday was heartily encored. A feature of Lynn, and^b-oke. away during the ODESSA, Oct. 25.—A strike on all the her entire crew of eight, men/ The night. Throughout, the whole play the programme was tbe singing of J. 'Reseda, Champagne Castor, Japan"Bluer,-there is storm "yesterday* morning in midlake. southwest railways is announced for Tasmania together with the barge went" with a vivaciousness seldom R. Gilleland, who contributed two nothing finer .for a nice Evening or 'House-'Party _G8V.n The Lynn reportedr tlie loss at Thun­ selections, " The Will o' the Wisp," to-morrow. Trains are only running Ashland, also carrying a crew of eight der Bay islandlssbiiight.' She carried witnessed amongst amateurs. Not a between Odessa and Kieff. •'•than this beautiful,' soft, silky sheer fabrics?/ c*-You can buy men was in tow of the Bulgaria." ^ *- hitch marred the peiformance from " Over tbe Ocean Blue," and for an tt*crew of eight'meD. ' ~ . . . encore, " The Armorer's Song." Mr. ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 25—All the start;' 'to finish, and each individual it" the same here/as in any City Department Store. _ , , The Bulgaria and the 'Ashland rode BijraAJ-O^.dbt; 21.—The steamer Si­ Gilleland is a comparative stranger in cotton mills and other factory em­ : sef med to fitperfectly.int o the role in ployees on the banks of the Nev,-.- ':•%-; '-"A -Per:Yai^:^1_2BS "^-*i>';^; ; the storm* off _ Peele, island *all day beria,- of Cleveland,*foundered on the thocitj*. this being his,first appear­ Friday and Friday Highland early to­ Canadian sliote ofJak e Erie this alter- \yhich' be had been cast. The stage ance before a Revelstoke audience, ibut 6truck this afternoon." The crowds in­ / Silk and Wool Crepede Chene,"in the NewStiadings,- day started for Cleveland, ariiving at noon, ' Captain Bepham and the"en­ 'setting also was moiit.complete and from the Heartiness of his reception, the Btreet are perfectly orderly, the 2 p.m. The boats were on their way tire crew werejpescueif and,bi*ought to excelled,anything ever ' before* wit-, it Js safe to say it will not by any leaders enjoining quiet. _< 42 in'.^Fall Silk-Warp*, finest wove filling. .There seenis'to - to Cleveland from Escanaba, ore laden. Buffalo tonight oaj board.the steamer nessed ^In- Revelstoke. Every' little means be bis lost. He possesses a fine be nothing to quite take the place of this High Class Fabric The Bulgaria, led 'behind her was the J, H. WadeY^The Siberia, buffeted by detail had been attended to aad noth, bass voice of magnificent range, his Provipcial Acts Disallowed. Ashland, and next the Tasmania. The the terrible^Tgale which raged yester­ ing was wanting to give the scenes a loW "notes 'being especially telling. T day and last night, sprang a leak early -OTTAWA, Oct. 21.—The Canada'Ga- storm came up so suddenly as to find realistic - effect. ^ To". Messrs." ,T. H. Miss L. Garvin played tbe accom­ zette contains notice of the disallow­ thecrews unprepared. The darkness today while Captain Benbam was try­ Dunne and B. Ri. Copeland due credit paniments in her usual finished style. ing to get in-he lee of Long Point. ance by tbe dominion government of of night" hung over the lake. The must be given for the fine scene paint­ On .behalf of Knox church, B. A. tbe following Acts passed by the legis­ wind rose with fearful suddenness, The inru8b**;ojf--waters**through.^the ing, and to the ladies of'.the cast for Lawson thanked one and all who had -' ^ > fFor'Street-Wear-we have:"the--FamoussHarris'-i-Home-" seam in her side and-the tons of water lature of British Columbia. An Act -r 1 - r A T howling and" sweeping around the the adjnirable^setting. of the stage, assisted in making the dinner the ."**-*• r-t- C_|* tir-—' -^i - * ' * -"«.-»- *r,t£, £.—A 1 ' *i -" _ * **-, w J* "" . .. f shipped as the^steamer! stuck her nose tb amend the Coal Mines Regulation*. - boats. ^ The lake became mountainous.. which drew forth' unstinted praise pronounced success which it was. The .- J-;T. V•'."S3, . spunsrimade-ioihejold way,*-* iThey 'are'*^ wonderfulvwearers. Act, an Act to regulate immigration - The", boats'< were tossed**about atthe into -the "water) combers, put" out the gathering broke up with the singing ^nd,£^r-'u_l_._?i._u'_- have>ihVIappearance^fo'r . __£__*__t^tSr^ ^«.ii_i**s4_^Je':*a,Tailor-Made'/Suits/-^ "The'y -*T___^ I fires' ben_ath\the ..boilers and'Capt. froni the audience. „ " "- .-^ l,r into British Columbia; an Act relating .. ' *-•?_- •£*•>. -" -? - >-&•>-?. j^^yr-.**., • -• *• - * • *' will of the storm./ It looked for a time The burden of the play fell upon W. of " God Save the King." to employment on works carried ont' **• 1-". -icome'54 inches wide;* sKThe., Price—i^od , and, 1725*-> 1 Benham'atfd,?th'e}C-8W^were forced to I ft as if all would be lost. . The Ashland M.' Lawrence,' who portrayed with under franchises 'granted "by private' • 1- -tt. - was 'lost to^_ yiewC of .the1*'Bulgaria. .take, to the Ufe' boats' when the vessel's ;) - 1 & . decks Were'.awash.'j The" steamer sank admirable naturalness and becoming Job Printing* at the HERALD. -Acts. Those,.,on. board, the. Ashland could in abo'ut72o'f_et of wkter, h'er upper- dignity the character of the Very Rev. -/.IS dimly see the Tasmania^ Onemomenfc works showing': "about two feet above Augustin Jedd, Dean of St. Marvel's. she rolled towards her onT great waves; thesurface. I The' steamer^J. JH.. Wade another"'moment" she receded in the Mrs. T.*H. Dunne also 5 had a heavy sighted < the^ Siberia - alxiu\7ii"oon and part and gave an excellent representa­ trough of the seij,.". On board the Ash­ qtbod ,l^vuntilCCaptain ,-Benham and land} they fiwefe^. kept -from ^ being tion" of-jGeorgina Tidman/the Dean's ?r-i ! his'^ctew^werej forced! to'give up the washei-nto'.the _ea"tonly by clinging 1 sister, a'dashing widow with a strong fight _ to^sare' Jtjieir " boat A -The- men inclination~ for horse- rncing.-,J_T. H. to oTijectson deckr^-It-waslseen that were takenon board the Wade"without the line^toV the, Tasmania must be cut, ;difflculty.1f%sV> f -jf^^-r^ Dunne as'BIore, _he, butleiylooked the and one of "thp' c_ewSmade"hi-Jway"'^' part to a7 tee and gave a clever render-, f j.MAiMipiTTK,' Mich^ Oct.^21.—The J ing of. his lines. .~.R._ H. Sawyer hod a - '' -'5_. the stern witJi''a-*knifelTreachedu down' 'steamer -^-Alta". tonight/Ues* Wbattered arud^severed tiie line.^^The end'ofjit bulk"on the'.rockpouijq. c6as£of'Grand. goodxharacter part \in Noah" Topping, dropped aw^.y out.of, sight. " That'.wa* the ^constable,-, and'be certainly, filled the last^he^re^o.fj_the* Aphlarid saw island- near -Mrinisingii-iThef.crew of *~ l-l-l^ -r.Jf tt..„.e -.Al * 'eeverimen and ,n>?a»xescued 1 - iiia*o tjbnce.- *' ^* rZriit. * _. -.J* 1"A gfa-nlatior.^ on^-bei|e__1n_a£ioiii ,6tz the' Y»^Wtifiijiw bestAfaifbnoai»otro. b i_r__ii' J. *?.- _ >_ - _ cKitfa-tW.---i^lrtherwrabe-- _f%he lis Ms:^ i*^ •able toda;y,il3^1iveS"i:a.pd 12 .ships We're 4iwt/'>Mt-. *-W;:'M: Lawre_.ce afadMiW **l I :__ _"* lost on .berfgreat lakes-iis the result of Oreat ,__Ai----^6r^.^^oursfcsubBiding_ -" -*_^" - A- jwearTarid keep .out .the'^cold, here ist thi* mdrnL_g, increased the^ death list Alice sBerger, (Salome'and Sheba^the * *,*•- _ **<•._ theiterniflc^gale which ragedi for* 38 _ C — - so to 81 and the number of yesqels^ either Dean's daughters,) T./E.L. Taylor?and v ' exactly^ i\vhat' you „-want.^VAl. l hours,.^"ending -at- diylight;/today, i < '_r^_. V 1loatro r damaged to,42. .Several small WJ A.Sturiy~(Majo_' Thi*ve---and--Mr. $&**• -ri-JA'J^J.JiS ""J"' .These are, the> minimum figures and craft are missing^*.nd.;it is feared that-* -t X T> i Darbey. D.-M. Rae (Sir Tristram-Mar- J erected -in the/'Lasjf. Great_West' A fa'nd.guarantee_"____._! _L_-__"dJ . X-^T -v*-.,*-. *-. - will in all probability -be increased by the death list wflLbe increased." <•*-"''? /- • <• \J^Si 7 don) and^ J.:E. Taylor (Hatebam," the 'V.i ^fc- > ». IT. later 'jieportsi . Telegraph .wires are" TA-^dtL'i: , i BrfeiEWJ-^-^?^: groom,) 'gave -good -8upport,-and' Hall . - . -1 ^5a"5*.' '*%-55j _ down in .many 'sections, and it,1 s be­ showed considerable" improvement ih -2-*"-. : Ra-lroad Secretary Y.M.C.A. * - *' J 9 - lieved that when full reports are re­ theii.:acting. Major Tarver's 'song *7het j/Sdair\ manufacturing Company __1 til.,, ceived the,number of lives and vessels *-'. ."*••-""> ^^ •'Marguerite," in ,the second'act made - - ydu;EngIisl_lCi^finere--;Undefw,earr- lost will show the storm to have been -if Job_ F.-Moor-,*.Bail-Oad Secretary quite a hit and was loudly applauded. W.IICompete for a Portion of .this Business one of the most'disastrous in the his­ of the<,Y. M. C. A:,;i_rriv_d in Bevel­ Throughout, the audience was Kept in stoke-last Saturday.- Saturday even- .. . "HealthJBrandfUnderwear^W.oolseley ;«.7^** - tory of the inlaud seas. _. , *"'»»* troars of ..laughter fby the sparkling - - ! rJ l f V V '"' KINGSTON, Ont., Oct. 21.—Late last ing.was spent in meeting the directors ^T"-- - ' .* -' a>.j-«- "»«ffi"'v ?-.V ""• "i. -"" '••' *' * *- ** "" comedy and, amusing situations with night I/ Hender8onj- local manager of and friends in the association's room.. t,'" , To establish Manufacturing Plants .they are seeking . -Underweac,eSil J. 'M ,T-_ k ?Underweai.. Fleece" " ' " * which 'the play abounds, and when Mt -*i"6.-C^, the Montreal Transportation company; It wae -Mr. -Moore's ."first -trip to the the curtain rung down on the closing sc .Lined Underwear.^"Almost'anything\ " received/a' message- from - Harbor West-and he camel direct .from- New Capital aiid are putting on the'market *"* "* / v T f scene the verdict of the entire audience -Jy- ".'---:'"---: 'i"' *• ' ' S - - -xJ - Beach, 2Mich., announcing" that the York. The sceniijfcof our,.mountains made in the^shape "of-Men's^- Under- ' was quite beyond his.ekpectatipn .and was—"the best yet." schooner-barge" Minnedosa had found­ , At the~!close °' -the performance a De- ered' on lake Huron, with all hands. he A' expressed himself as^ delighted r 30.000 Shares. 50c per Share wear we can'show.you .in this beyond measure.i^-He'intends to-go social dance was held to which nearly The ' lost crew shipped here and the all 1 present .remained and enjoyed partment. - S~< & J: " f. > - •». captain's wife was also on tward.- The through to Victoria.' '- SOUND, SAFE INVESTMENT P " Sunday.afternoon the' Independent heartily.-". Refreshments were served >s' Mirinedofarwas "built here in 1890 and by the-ladies during the evening. A: was valued at $40,090, but carried no Band gratuitously * rendered ' some pleasing selections from their stand, B. Bennison - being the caterer. * The insurance. ' She'Had a cargo of wheat Rathbone Sisters, under whose auspi­ from Fort -William to Kingston and among others being a-selection from Save Your Money and purchase-a small Block of • . the opera " Mar it ana," entitled " The ces the-entertainment was given, are was in tow of the steamer Westmouot - to~bencnngratulated"on~the-iucce88_ul -this Stock-and-lobk-for-BIG RETURNS-in-a-few-i*^ when she foundered. -*. Prayer."' MrrModreTipoke'to-a^large body of men. His remarks were in way in which all tHe arrangements few years. < - oUR LONG SUJTE. It would be a very odd thingr you could.ask'us -DETROIT/Mich.,"Oct. 23.—-A Free were carried out. The Dramatic Club Press special from Port Huron, Mich.,- reference to the Y.M.O.A., especially for if we" did "not have in * stock.'_ New 'Delicacies.'New Fancy'Groceries the railroad branch. He spoke of the are also to be congratulated on the A small beginning-—Big Ending" Financially. constantly arriving. .If you are not able iff come into the Store-yoursel. says :—Nine heroes went down with I kind of men found;-in its ranks, not manner in which their part of the have our man call or~telephone your order.' It will receive our best attention, the schooner Minnedosa. The angered the weakling, a goodie-good man, but entertainment was fulfilled, and if Our Groceries'are always fresh and wholesome." " . " *' > -1-".'. raging'wind sent mountainous waves the strong man of large capacity and they continue to show as marked im to batter to pieces the "wooden boat ADDRES8 ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO one who had influence and power in provement in future productions as •u » wherein eight men and one woman tbe community.T> He took 'as twothe y did on Monday night, they will were'imprisoned. The vessel creaked examples Wm. White, flrst vice-pres. deserve the best patronage and sup­ CHIQ Adair Manufacturing Company g SLATER and groaned and tbe timbers snapped. of the C.P.R. and Benjamin Harrison, port that the citizens of Revelstoke The bulwarks went^ over.- The wind former President of the United States. can give them. Revelstoke, &.C. SHOES hissed through the walls and sent the These noted men, he said," had each bodies into the lake. . Ahead tumbled been president of the ~ Association J. KERNAGHAN, PRES. .A.-JOHNSON, SEC. f-*& V P Our, Fair".shipment of the steel steamer Westniount, staunch | when young men. -Mr. ^Moore spoke A Successful Dinner. 'glater Shoes are here:,. ' and/.-able. Behind it pitched-the of the' standard.vof-vhigh 'moral char­ mmZ- Melrose," a frailer vessel than 'the The first annual Thanksgiving Din­ L i -1 - King'of the "Road is a* acter the Association stood - for and **^* ner of Knox-Church Auxiliary took -*-Booti for, railroad men, Minnedosa, and faring - almost as how'it had-> helped men, ^especially J'-tf extra double 'sole*, .roped badly in the howling storm. One of railroad men, of-which the Associa­ place last night in the Opera House, stitched, oil' tan"'' top,. tbe crew had a sharp axe. It fell and tion- was the largest^brotherhood of and without a doubt was a most suc­ • elastic sides, very light,, the blow set tbe Melrose free. A few railroad men in tire-world. . >- cessful affair. Dinner was served moments later the Minnedosa with its from 0 to 8:30 p.m. and ••during these soft, boot, strong ' and Mrs. Bews sang an appropriate solo, nine heroes and a cargo of -75,000 hours the ladies were kept continually I STOVES!: STOVES !! _ durable—$5.00. - ' - and Mr. Floyd presided at the piano on the move supplying the wants of bushels of wheat,- lurched to the We have Healing: .Stoves for "either coal -or wood at the meeting. "- -- their large number of guests. It is . /' Box Calf Welt, extra bottom off Harbor Beaeh, Lake Huron, or to burn both at from S3 to kSO. , '*_ In the evening a mass meeting was estimated that over SOO people sat _ sole, visculized. A good - When,. the tragedy occurred-"the held, which Mr. 'Moore addressed, Melrose .and Westmount, had been down to the sumptuous fare provided, For Cook Stoves, '* McClaryVKootenay Range for strong shoe for Fall wear taking for his subject *Thq Company, besides a large number of children. .Coal or Wood is the favorite th the West both for —has a neat appearance near by the Minnedosa. The tow of J the Railroad Man and the Association." the Minnedosa came with it. The The following ladies were in charge of economy in fuel, moderate cost and general construc­ and polishes up nice.— He spoke of the great army of men.the-differen t tables: tion. We keep these in three sizes, also a variety, of f tow line had not broken>^The heroes emplpyed by the Company and the $5.00. " \ on the Minnedosa had ct)t themselves No. 1.—Mrs. T. Lewis and Mrs. E. other Stoves, Ranges and Heaters which may be responsibility tb?y'held to the travel­ Corning, assisted by Mesdames £. H. seen in our Hardware Store. loose from the steamer ahead. ing public. The railroad man and the The New Tan Boots for Fall in several, shapes and and P. Lewis. In cooking utensils we handle the best lines made in different leathers, also several shades of Tan." .Captain Milligan of the Westmount emptations which lie in his path. See them. He spoke -, of the Association as a No. 2.—Mrs. Woodley and Mrs. Don­ Canada. They are priced at $5.00. - stated that the Minnedosa was carry­ aldson, assisted by Mrs. Roe, Misses means of saving men from temptation Try a Package of IMP 800T DE8TROYER ing an unusually heavy load. It was Lennox and Hislop. Nice Box Calf, soft tops, welt, heavy or light, MeKay late in the season and rates were high. —giving them a place in which to to clean your chimneys. spend their time and a home for " No. 8.—Mrs. Urquhart and Mrs. Kil­ sewn soles. A good and serviceable boot for, $4.00. ,\T Ihe Minnedosa went to the bottom young men. patrick assisted by Mrs. McCarter. without a signal of distress. It was Mr. Moore closed his remarks by Mrs. Anthony, Misses Murphy, Mc. Mackenzie not known how serious was its condi­ saying that such an institution placed BOURNE BROS. Dressmakers & apprentices wanted here would be tbe means of helping Kinnon and Palmer. Avenue tion. many a man who sadly needed help. No.

. '-its* At'- •. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOfl You Are Not Convlnoet* FRUITS ANDVEGETABLES HOW TO KILL INSANITY SUFFERED TORTURE If By This Time That YOUNG SUCCESSFUL TEEATMEKTT FOE. THE PROBLEM OF MARRIAGE FOR FOUR YEARS FOLKS CONSUMPTION. u_rio_T. 1 Dr. Russell's Simple Remedies Physicians Plan a Scheme of Men­ THEN" DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS &OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Which Have Proved of tal Breeding to Overcome '.'..' CURED WM. DOEG'S Great Benefit. Vice and Sin. . FJiAYER FOR A LIT-T.E BOY. RHEUMATISM. Tho Now York Times says a good ' Tho futute work of medicine, snid Unless the soap you Now I Jay mo down to sloop, deal of interest has been aroused, in Dr. Henry Maudsley at tho llritish TEA la to BEST on tho MARKET I pray theo Lord, mi/ soul to keep. medical circles by a circular issued Medical Association Congress at He Was so Bad That He Could use has this brand you it must bs the fault of the advertising, not the fault of the TEA, so youi If I should die before I wako, Leicustcr will bb mainly to' provent by th'o Now York post-graduate hos­ Not Lie Down, but Had to' Sit can't have tried it. I pray thee, Lord, niy soul to take. jiital relating to the. treatment of and-stop the,beginnings of disease; in are not getting the best And this I ask lor Jesus' sake. tuberculosis under the supervision fact, to teach tho body to die at Night and Day in a Chair. of Br. John P. Itussoll, in tho hospi­ last of old age, as every doctor Ask /or the Octagon Ritr. BLUE RIBBON IS, AMP ALWAYS WILL BE, THE BEST But whilo I livo, I want to bo from tal annex in East 19th .street. Tho ought theoretically himsolf to die. Sundridgc, Out., Sept 4—(Spocial). quick ond angry pnssions free. Might not some good come, ho —Mr. William Bocg, of this placo," circular aims to show how tubercu­ any intention of running more than With gontlo thoughts, and happy fnco losis can be treated in the home by nsked, from systematic enquiries in-j now a hale, hearty mnn, tells of his and pleasant words in ovory place. to„tho production and elimination of almost miraculous cure ofRhounia- onc; tho idea boing to start only tho tho careful selection of foods. . In horse which trains fittest up to tho 1 pray, whatever wrong I do, I'll constitutioiinl disease tendencies arid tism by using Dodd's Kidney Pills. FEEDING FACTS it Dr. Itusscll brings forward a Inst moment. cover say what is not true; treatment of his own which is hailed discuso immunities by the marriage "For four years I suffered excruci­ Then, It is tho fancy of some own­ He willing at my task oncli day, and with approval by the Post-graduate unions of different tendencies and ating torture," says Mr. Doeg. "I In ordinary , feeding the steer consumes ers to raco: under assumed names. always honest in jnj. piny. Hospital ofllcinls. and n medical com­ immunities. When a person has..;, a was scarcely nn hour free from pain. about H of its ordinary.feed; the balance is un­ Tho Jockey Club does not forbid mittee nppointed to examine into disease unlikt thnt which either par­ I could not lie down to take rest, digested or wasted.-, . .-- .*:.*• this, but imposes a. fine of £30 on Make mc unselfish with my joys and tho annex work. Dr. Russell says hc ent had, ho might, still owe it to but liad to sit night and day" in a This undigested balance can be made to those who. claim'tho privilege, and, J generous to other boys; found a combination of foods which theso variations occurring in morbid chair." . - give A to I lb. extra gain per day, and, at a of course, at the snme time the own­ And kind and helpful to thc old, and seems to bc effective in the destruc­ heredity just as thoy do physiologi­ "I was treated for rheumatism by profit, By adding'the "salt,pepper, and gravy" to ers', real names are always''known to prompt to do what I am told, tion of the bacilli of tuberculosis. cally. several, doctors, and also tried sev­ its food to make it "tasty." the 'authorities.- Later on, when one ttless evory ono 1 love, and teach mo Tho most beneficial Item of tho food ANCESTllAL GROWTH. eral medicines without receiving any. ,,.,... , . ,, -You like these on your own food; why not how to help and comfort each. combination—consisting of butter, What vns tho constitutional dis­ benefit. Almost in despair 1 feared or two styl sh things have been pull the animal. Give mc the strength right-living bread eggs, milk and emulsion — is, position, if any, most likely to cause I never again would be from pain. ed olT and the owners have worn out Like ourselves the animal longs for a brings, and make good in little he says, vegetable juico. Since tho a tendency to cancer? Having re­ Tlien I rend of some remarkablo their modesty, tliey, perhaps, feel "tasty" meal. things Amen. introduction of this juico thc report gard to tho loenl invasion and dis­ cures by Dodd's Kidnoy Tills. I they would liko to be known in It starts the "mouth watering" before eat­ records remarkable results among tribution of cancer, its provocation procured a box and soon found they their own names as the possessors ing, and the stomach fills with digestive fluids thc tuberculosis patients. Thc fluid, by local irritation, its more thnn ac­ wero doing mo good and before I of some good horse and as patrons to thoroughly dissolve the food. THE VSEXFECTV.D GUEST. This extra amount of,digestive fluid dis­ which Dr. Russell and his colleagues cidental heredity and its quiet settle­ had finished tho i-econd box I was of the report of kings, and, there­ solves an extra amount of food. This is where They were having a little picnic at thc post-graduate hospital believe ment in thc system, it seemed prob­ entirely free from pain and a new fore register themselves in thoir pat­ the extra gain comes in. do**n in tho grove. Tho table W'as to havo beneficial properties is tho able that its unruly proliferation of man." ronymics. The Jockey Club does sot on a flat rock, and thc dolls had not forbid this—it rather fav>ors it, combined juice of every kind oi vege­ cells, however provoked, betrayed Dodd's Kidney Pills always euro a place nt this tablo and a real indeed, for it immediately tables to bo had in the market. It the awakening to activity of the sil­ Rheumatism by putting the Kidneys Clydesdale Stock Food plate. The papor dolls wore too has been in uso in-the hospital along ent memories of ancestral germinal CLAIMS ANOTHER £30. in shape to take the cause —Uric . is the "salt, pepper and gravy" that makes the animal's small to come to the first table, with other diet since January 7th. growth. Similarly, a fine is imposed when Acid—out of the blood. "mouth water." .-It is equally good for Horses, Sheep and H.ogs. and so thoy were pv-t to sleep in a It is now recorded that in tlie first Another point worthy of investiga­ a horse's name is changed. Half 'a branch of the. spruce-treo. five months of this year eleven pa­ - Nothing injurious in it andean stop "feeding it without harmful effects. tion was how best to mate thc per­ crown only need be put down to" ob­ Human beings can take it with benefit. , We take it every day. We Natalie was baking the biscuits in tients wero discharged "apparently" son having a native tendency to in­ CHINESE WOMEN FIGHTERS. tain ollicial registration of a horse's know its contents. It is made clean. the oven down hjr the brook, and cured, against a record number of sanity so as to cancel it in tho pro­ / cognomen; but if, on second If not satisfied your money will be cheerfully refunded by the dealer. Molly was busy cleaning tho recep­ 13 cures effected during thc whole geny, or, better still, convert it into Women in China hnve' tho privilege thoughts, the owner decides' to tion-room over by the swing. Thero 12 months of 1904. This sudden in­ of fighting .in the wars. In the re­ TRY HERCULES POULTRY FOOD a good evolution variation, for that h was to be a tea at four, and many crease and the fact that the pati­ bollion of I860 women did as much!'<*<"*P _ ~ animal's name, he is at CI/-DBSDAJ,B STOCK FOOD CO., limited TORONTO. was wliat sometimes happened, one liberty to do so only when he has guests wero expected. They worked ents aro still thriving upon -the vege­ fighting- as men. At Nankm, in child of a nouro-hatic family ."Vdying paid another £5. with a will. What would havo boon table juice treatment lead tho ex­ in a lunatic asylum, while another 1853, 300,000 womon from various Fivo pounds is also the amount of said if mother had asked for so aminers to believe that Br. Russell roso to eminence ns poet, painter or parts of tho country were formed ~fiv_£?":*--=_. tho fee payable for the. registration $13Tntlo-cd jBnlt. $_,_(. much sweeping and dusting at home? has discovered a fluid tho properties orator into brigades of 13,000 each, under of an owner's racing colors, which and up. Soilfl f r free Molly brought up thc biscuits of which are fatal to tho progress of female officers. Of theso soldiers 10,- RHnvptcs nad H*7>rs No. EriLEBSY AND INSANITY. may, however, bo registered from W&MEN-'S., (which mother had really given tuberculosis. 000 were picked women, 'drilled and Why, and under what conditions year to year at fls. a timo, provid­ RAILWAY : 14. SDUTHC0TT SUIT C.O.. Londcn, Ont them), and they set out the cookies garrisoned in tho city. .' wa.s tlio epilepsy of one generation ing no chango in them is marie. The ha Echltone Spring ha* treat'-'medical and the jelly. Tho table lookod qu:""" FOOD OR ANTI-TOXIN. transformed into the innnnity of the --' •' : *.. . "* club is very strict on 1 he-point ithat T qualities Jor rlirtimHtliim,-et3.vIl_--Bring fn on quite festive. IOO aero farm,rio_ *S75 Cleared land 70-aem>. SO it- "What, this vegetable juice is," nc*xt generation? How wns it that Cucumbers- nnd melons "aro "forbidden a horso shall not run under any goo 1 pine building timber, rallied at *5«0. All tenoed; "Now wo must get ready to diabetes and insanity go. together in improved wit5 »dw61>n(r. cloie to-Tillage. X am ft. '• * said Dr. Donald M. Barstow, < no of fruit" to many lu-i.ons so - constituted other colors than thoso its owner JM alrgleroung lady. I bave no use for *-farm KIHR- , come," said Molly. the committee examining Dr. Rus­ somo families or alternate in them that thc least inclul^enco" .s followed by ~ " 'Woreenter-Cc'Sld.*^ attacks ol cliolf-ia, dysentery, griping, has formally registered as his own. Is a fine business I'or a young' So thoy put on their hats and pre­ sell's method at the post-graduate through generations? When medical etc. The_e peisons me not aware that For any infraction of this rule a" lino Finest climate th the woi Id. pared to take the part of guests — science could answer these nnd lil-c, tliey can Indulge t_ their heart's content man. $40.00 to $60.00 a hospital, "none of us can say. It of £10 mny bc inflicted on tho own­ OIt SALK.—T-VEIIYBODY - ,WHO having completed the part • t house­ questions it might then dictate some if tliey lmvc on linnd a bottlo of Dr. month to start. Best place may be a food or it may bc anti­ J. D. -Cellogg'.s Dysentery Cordial, a er of the horse. to learn is in F keeps hens or pets should send keepers. Thcy walked away down toxin. I am inclined to think- it is wise eugenic 1 uIcs. medicine that will give Immediate relief, 30c at once'and get tho bestTpracticat, by tho brook, nnd delayed a respec­ .nil is a Miie cure for all -Ummcr com­ Tb lodge an objection to a horse inloi'ination and latest news ahout, a food wliich so builds up lho con­ In concluding Br. Maudsley'said it plaints. _ which has won or bcon placed in a CENTRAL TELEGRAPHY. SCHOOL poultry and pet atoek keeping, . every table time for expectation among month for tlic next 10 months. _foncy stitution of a patient that present­ was certain that thero wore laws of race thc objector has to deposit £5 TORO.-TO. thc dolls. mental breeding yet to be discovered, back if not Rattslicd. Ajrents wanted. ly thc system is strong enough to wilh the .stewards, and if hi.s objec­ y Frccctato.uc T Bent on request Wilte. . Address,. Poultry Nows, 'Owen1 Sound, "It is a fine afternoon," said Mol­ - givo bnttle to and overcome the ba­ nnd it was no more unlawful to en- tion is not upheld ho never sees hi.s ) T. J. Johnston. • W. H. 8 HAW," ly, in a mincing voice. "I hope all cilli of tuboriulosis. quiro scientifically into the nature of ON NEWMARKET. HEATH deposit money " again. Moro than J. _ - ManiRir. - rredden- the pcopie won't be thoro before us; "I do not wish to be quoted as vice and sin than, into the natuie that if his' objection proves io bc > tJt-^0-^O^r04-Ci-^<>^Ch^O-i-0-*K>-** I am afraid we aro a little l.ito." nnd actions of poisons. -Hatred was -_ saying that this vegetable juice is a frivolous, he may, in addition to "Yes, I am sure wo aro," said ns' natural ns hunger, and stood in ENGLAND'S AUTOCRATIC JOC­ Furniture Free. cure for tuberculosis. I only know losing his £5, be fined as well. In Natalie, "for my carriage was de­ noioss need of scientific explanation KEY CLUB. LIFE-SAVING INVENTION. that it is beneficial when given to a* recent case of this kind tho^ stew­ layed by an accident." That moral qualities were, not de­ ! Fori youi-'assistanco/Jn-.introducing ,-: Can • Virtually Ear Every Race ards held that an .objection'lodged A poor laboring man. in Denmark the patient with other foods. Whnt pendent upon , physical constitution, our " Household . goods' vvo. give,' "with-^ V And then, at that very minute, : against the winner of a hurdle raco has mndo'a new invention in life- it may turn out to bo is another . " Course Against a - .- • " out charge, fine Household Furniture^..,, they saw how much too lato thcy and ' have no physical connection at Haydock Farlc" was "frivolous, saving'. Ho impregnates clothes with matter." ' - - Ulan. Silverware"; Watches,-'etc. -; ?"•> ",--' --• "'• were, for Fido was seen standing in 1 whatever, vvas nn opinion, which, nl- unwarrantable and objectionable'," a substance^vvhich will-keep "a"" ship-' In the report issued bv-the post­ though fostered in tho supposed in­ the very middle of the * banquet- There ,is not a more widely influ­ and beside estreating the deposit wrecked person* afloat for several graduate hospital, tho preparation terests'of morality, was ic.lly a This fa You. Opportunity/to . table, lhe jelly was overturned, tho ential or autocractic corporation" oil money, fined the objector £20 to days without losing its property. 'A of tho vegetable juice is thus ~ de­ hindrance to thc gtowth of practical coat, a vest, a. travelling rug—in Furnish Your Homo Without Any ; biscuits scattered and thc cookies earth than tho Jockey" Club,-* which emphasize their judgment. . scribed: Equal parts by weight of morality. . fact, any ' piece of. wearing apparel eaten. may be said to rule horse-racing all v Cash Outlay.. ",.>.' raw vegetables arc scrubbed with n i- impregnated with tho stuff is "enough - Whnt scampering tliere v\as! Thcy over the world. It is, as most poo-" »_- ,Wo pay. fi-c-frht* . Don't wait. 1 Send * forgot that thcy were Mrs. Bronson brush in fresh water then mixed - to keep anyone above water. The for de-Ci-iiiUvo catalop.no to-day.- and chopped until tho particles nre INVENTED FOR GIRLS FIRST. pio know, withm the powers of tho BAH ON" CHECK REIN". invention has been successfully dem­ and Mrs. Van JJykc. Thoy wero club to put an end to thc racing ca­ THE COLONIAL SALES Co jus: Molly and Natalie, nnd vory small enough to go into tho receiver Handball is the oldest game - onstrated, of a grinding machine where the reer of a horse-owner, trainer, jock­ Tho King Has Declared Against Toronto, Ont. • angry little girls. Fido was chased known. "Millions of boys and girls ey, or anyone -elso connected with mass is I educed to a pulp. ' The Neck-breaking Fashion. lt Retain- Old and ' Makes New 1 tiway, where he sut in disgrace un- play it tho world over, yet never the sport by warning him "ofi lho pulp i.s collected and the juices Friends.—Time was when Dr. .Thomas' iler a tree, and all thc preparations give a grateful thought to its in­ Heath"—which -• means Newmarket King Edward has again shown IDclcctric OU had but a small-field ol squecred through coarso muslin kindness as well as good tasto,, by Dyeing! Cleaning I had to bo mado again. - It took ventor. Most of them will be sur­ Heath—theieUy making liim . a distribution, v but now ' its *territor^ is cloth. The vegetables first used prised to . learn that so simple a declaring ugainst-the uso of_thc'~ovcr- wide^piuad. TJio.so who first recogni__tl For tha t.tw beat tern* your work to lh. thcm some time to repair thc dam­ " ninrked man" in thc ' sporting 1 head check rein on horses, whoso ef­ its jcurativc qualities still .valuo' it as a. age. woro potato, onion, .beet, turnip, thing needed "inventing" at all. world and virtually barring cvry spccillu," ami* whilo ft cretalns its old <• BRITISH AMERICAN DYIIH0 00> '* . fect is anything but graceful, and fiiciuls it is evor making new. - It is "I don't believe thc* caterer will cabbage and celery. Later wore ad­ Ileiodotu.s and Homer, two iambus race courso against hun AncT this Look for aceat In your town, or Mad AlreaA. ded sweet potato, apple, pineapple., Greek writers, have preserved, the his' humanity by -insisting on cer­ certain that, whoever onco uses it will bring those cookies, after all," said can be done without assigning" a tain reforms in sport and thc care not be without it. Moat.«&l. Toronto, Ottawa, Quebac. Molly, trying to make the best of carrot, parsnip, and later still rhu­ inventor's name, and it is a feminine reason; and the offender has no onc. Y_es, a woman made the first of wild animals. Recently ho'decreed it. "I am afraid our guests will bo barb (pio plant), summer squash, to­ chance of appeal, since there is' .no '.'Blinks has' a perfect mania for USE FOU I,OVE-LETTERS. - - toy ball, and hor name was Anaga- tlie abolition of steel traps in catch­ disappointed." mato, spinach, ladishos, string beans higher authority than that which condensing everything. ".Did you lia. She vvas a noble lady of Cor- ing-rabbits and othor ground game— 'Ata fashionable wedding at Lynch­ Natalie looked at tho dolls, star­ nnd gieen peas'with tho pods" has condemned him. hear how he propose'd?" "No." years Grape-Nuts' ed for it. innn. She herself alti.\ed the Crime­ licf.. I consider^.the- trfblet . an ex­ Although one of tho main charac­ tho woodpecker -serves ils owner well whatsoever, though it is not actual­ has been a prominent feature in our an modal to his collar when he cellent medicine for children." These for penetrating to" IVe burrows of bill of faro. teristics of.thc famous Jlr. Aberiiothy Augustus (who has beon looking at was presented to lier on his return 1 ly supposed 'to take <:ogni7.anco of wa.s tho ,.readiness * with which - ho tablets cure constipation, ' teelliing 'wood-loving insect-*. Tbe study of * Thc crisp food with lhe delicious, it"comic paper)—"I should hate 'to to London with his icgi incut; and small offences dealt with by the could administer a sharp and witty troubles, diarrhoea. . Isiiilple fevers, birds' bills is .an interesting "hobby. nutly Jluvor bos bocomo an indispon- be a public character, doncherknow,-' another dog, known .ts Tiny, belong­ stewards ot the meetings. Fines are retort when occasion "arose, ho. was destroy worms, break iip cold.. anil M,ss but" rarely, however, imposed for snbl(.s_nei•<-s. iiy in iny lamily's ovury- once considerably nonplussed by thb', Hash and have all the funny ing to the Army Service Corps, and promote natural healthy sleep. -And - A TfAP.TD VTEW. real offences, for the renson that it duy lire. . . ._.:..,., * papernnnorss printinnt'intineg thingthinirss about me thatbat wounded in thr- battle of T_!-el-Ko- you hnvo a guarantee.thnt ihero is remark of a medical student. is deemed necessary for everyone "Jt hns proved to bc most health­ would lower "mo in the estimation of bir, received tho llronzo Star from not a particle of opiate or poisonous ''Now, professor," said Miss Kay, "What would you do,"- tho doctor connected witih the stables to be ab­ ful and beneficial, and has enabled my. acquaintances." Miss Flash — the lato Khedive. Decoration was -Ciothing stud in theni." Sold by all' "you know something of human nu- asked tho student at an examina­ solutely above suspictrrtr, and where us to practically abolish pastry and tion, ."if a man was placed in your "Really, Augustus, I don't think * 1hc f.ue of -Jacob, th<- pet goose of medicine rl.nlcrs or sent by mnil-.it tnrer at what ..2*e. does the average an actual ofTence aga'inst the laws pies from our tablo, for tho children hands',with a broken leg?" the' funny papers oould possibly the Cnlstrenm Gtiar.l-s. who joined 2" cents a box by writing The Dr. mail of intelligence marry''" or morality of the turf Is commilted prefer Grape-Nuts and do not crave print anything that would mako thai ivgiinciit in Canada, served Williams-' Mr-du'ino C'p , lirockville, "Dotn.-,c!" promptly replied the "Set it. sir," was tho reply. . inor,. condign punishment than a rich nnd 'unwholesome food. *• anyone who knows you think less with it lhioughotit -the lel.cllion, and Oni Send for our litlle book on ci'abberl old fellow "Good, very^food; you "are a witty mere fine is generally inflicted. "T'riipe-.Vuls keeps us all in per­ of you." -* . • returned with il lo L.igl.ir.d, where th" c.ire of infants and youn^ 'chil­ young man; and douBtless you ' can fect pliysiciil condition—tis a preven­ toll, me what muscles of tho body I it b-jcaine a popular figuro at St. dren—free lo all ino'hr-rs G.orgc's Barracks, in London. by ALL SORTS Or-' OFf'-KJfOHS '" tive of di>enso It is beyond value. I would move if I were to kick you, as cloiti:? the "f-enti-y go" with all tho .irr; piiiuslirrl. For instance, nn own­ have been particularly impressed 'by you deserve, for your impertinence?" strut and importance of a full- er pays nn entrance fee of . ."0 for the benufieinl effects of Grape-Nuts "You would put into motion,'i ro­ Stsmmear G_"Oti*]p llpdged Gumdsinan It is still to WOEK* FOR TUE.JSSASE. en'h of his candidates for thr; Derby when used by ladies who are trou­ plied the student, not in tho least A croup, coiijjh 1_ a dangerous thing for the Ilttlo folks in-sr.mnici- < line, 'i'ho bc seen, stuiicd, of coins, in lhe nnd he is at liberty to scrolch them bled with face blemishes, skin erup­ abashed, tho flexors and extensors of Work for the insane i"; a 'pocial - fever that accompanies it is ha bio to any tlnv* before Mi. inco *ff he tions, etc. It clears up tlio com­ my right arm, for I would forthwith causo serious illness. Give them g_a-d-hou.e of St. George's Bar- study at tliu Viliejuif Asylum, I'aris. scratches u tanrlir'ate .before a cor- plexion wonderfully. knock you down." raci s, its neck being adorned with Painting, carving, sketching, nnd l.xin dale Iio recover- £'Hi of tho a collar bearing the words, '"Died even tattooing itio included, and re­ "As to its nutritive qualities, my It was the wedding day and the on duly* " covery is oil en due to the employ­ enti'ni.te fee, but nftor that dato cxp"i ionee is that one small dish of ment. Jn other cases', the condition only .''Al'i is returned lo him, tho Grape-Nuts is .superior to a pound unfortunate bridegroom was making of the "patient's mind is mirrored in bill, uii' beiiij; held ns tx penally for of moat for breakfast, which is an his exit with tho usual accompani­ mptioffl. Mi<-*s FIcrn (forty-five, homely, and his ptou-iisf'innlion. important consideration for anyone. ments of rico and old boots. Ho •unni.nried)—"Oh, "Mr. I'iunt, T had tho work done", aiding Ihe physician The Lung in hi.s study of thc case moie than 'lhe oliju-l of these fines is to de­ It satisfies tho appetite and streng­ snatched his hat from a peg, seized Ctire Tonic such a i-t in uge drrnin i*i _t night." thens the power of resisting fatigue, an umbrella from the hall stand, and Mr. [Hunt—"What w.is it, Miss nny long discussions or consul Ca­ ter i.wieis ent.jring improbable run- It Is pleasant to take, will curo tVom tions. in-is and crunplicnl rn^ tho nrrnngo- while its uso involves nono of the was going out of the door, when tho quickl. and has no unpleasant aftor -.om?" Miss Flora—"J dreamed disagreeable consequences that bride's father called after him:— effects. that vie we:c irari-ied ond on our mi'iils nnrl confusing the betting at "You've taken my umbrella, Henry. At all druggists, 25c, BOo and $1.00 a bottle. vveu'ding lour. Bid yon ever ho.vo " "IIow is DufTson getting Aon?" id" Insl ltionrent bv wholesale sometimes follow a meat breakfast." BMng lt back at once. I've six 402 such a dream?" Mr. Blunt (cncigc- "Oh! he's'growing rich by his pen." sei nt'-liii'g". Even despite these Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. daughters, but only ono good 11m- ticaily)—"No, indeed. T never had "I didn't know ho was a literary pennlti"s, owners oflen" enter threo ISJ3UE WO, 36—05i thc r.ightmnie in my life!" mnn!" "ne isn't; he keeps pigs." or four horses for a race without There's a rcasoiic J brella.'i

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that next morning. Tho waiter for £10,000 on the Credit Bank. Czar tho highest and most danger­ 0 •*6-6<««6«-g»«J»»<* %*4i'»>»J'»*»><»»<«»'>>[ instead. I've learned tho truth that money drawn. To save you incon­ There was no signature, but Char­ venience, a train waits which will With them it was a question as to The lead pencil, as its name would Boom! The blaze of "rose-light, the tcris had closed his teeth on a word love loaves a man blind. I know no­ whether there were turnips or cab­ seem to imply, is not made of lead, thing of your secret societies here, carry you from Warsaw. Mere is WITH TOMATOES. •faint wail of violins beyond the buzz at once—Kranovitch! A delicate your passport. Below, in a carri­ bages in tho vegetable cellar, and not but of graphite. Originiiially it of talk, tho kalcidoscopo of Jewels warning, or merely a guarded invi- although they may claim every truo a matter of'nitrogen or'fats which vvas made of metallic lead encased in man's symtipthy to-day; but I do age, is nil your luggage from the Raw Tomatoes and Whipped Cream wood—henco its name. But it was .and decorations—all seemed to> fndo • tation? Impossible to decide. He hotel. Your bill is paid; you have —Pair largo, smooth tomatoes care­ wero needed to supplement the steak •out suddenly, and leave a nebulous would go! Ho breakfasted, dressed, knnw that you aro a despicable typo (1 Tho girl of to-day is not until after tho discovery of tho of traitor. 1 have promised .silence, your £.10,000, your wny i.s clear, fully and sot on ico until chilled to ?". potatoes famous Cumberland graphite mines blank through which floated ono ro- pocketed a revolver, and sot out. He and your friends at the Consulate tho heart. Cut each in half when being educated, to study this ques­ .gal figuro with a sweet, oval faco had expected.'a walk of u fow hun­ and I shall keop it. But-1 do not tion of starches, fats and sugais that in England, 1565, that graphite sup. give up my hope of Stephanie, nor need never know of your indiscre­ rcudy to serve, .sprinkle lightly with each meal may contain the nutntioii planted metallic lead in the pencil. and eyes like pools, in twilight. dred yards, and a possiblo glimpse 0 tion. You have helped Russia, and salt and paprika and heap with Thrice Desmond Chartcris had cross­ of tho woman ho had set himself to yet a farthing'of this money unless most needed by the family Study of For two centuries the lead pencil I. know its precise destination!" Russici is grateful!" whipped cream.' the chemical propei ties of foods is industry was confined to England; ed. Kuropo with confidential de­ win. Tomato and Crab Salad.—Careful­ spatches; to-night, within fivo min­ "Antl—and Stephanie?" hn ,_sked, ono feature of tho cooking classes but in 1761, when Casper Faber, of A gloom, an atmosphere of im­ "So!" Krunovitch bowed. Tho looking full into-thu'fathomless eyes ly strip tho skin from six large firm utes of his entering the crowded re­ slow, peculiar smile, liko moonlight established in the last few years, tho village of Stem, near Nuremberg, pending evil, hung over tho streets. thnt could not flinch. tomatoes and removo tho centres. and ovon mothers who can thoni­ Bavaiia, began m his village a smnll ception saloon at the Consulate he Tragedy's own wnn face seemed to ovor marble, flitted over his mask- Fill-tho hollowed vegetables with tho found himself d?nwn up in the srip "All!" Ho-stepped .close to-whis­ solves cook realize that theio are a pencil plant, the industry gradually stares out, from some of the splinter­ like face.. "I had half expected this; per. "That is another mailer.."Ste­ chopped and seasoned meat of six great .many things in connection shifted into jGeimany, where it pros­ of a magnetic thrill. Shc was here. ed windows; military pickets, knots yot I had hoped that you.would boiled crabs. Sot the stuffed toma­ quccn-figi.ro of a host of beautiful phanie is far out of harm The mo­ with tho ait which thev aio not pered to such an extent as to be­ ol blooding men seemed everywhere. moot the secret committee with me, ment you left my house to-night she toes in tho ico for suveml hows Lny come a woi Id's contie moths flutteiing mound the ambas- Ife wulked resolutely on. till 'iiid- to give thcm youi essential guai an­ ou cusp lettuce leaves and put a qualified to teach thou daughters, be­ •sai'onal light' i was taken away by my insliur- cause thoy have never learned them­ Tho ginphile. which is thc essential denly a hand beckoned to him fiom te. Vol v good, here c "ids the mat­ tions You see? Had I failed, had spoonful of mayonnaise diessing up­ ter " Hc rose, calm and courteous on each tomnto. selves. Ono may be ublo to make an part of the pencil, comes chiefly from Warsaw' dust foity-cight hours nn uppci window in a silent street. I beon unmasked, my house would excellent loaf of biead, without Ceylon, Eastern Siberia, Bohemia back, in smiting defiance of all Passing up a stau, he found himself "I will see you to the sqii.ne my- havo been wrecked within tho hour Tomato and Ciiccn Corn Salad — anil Mexico The ore is often found .solf, and theio wo can say good- Dig out the coilets of paied and knowing much about lho constituents wai mugs, he had ciossod ono of tho stnring into a wido, buto loom, in­ Hor life was m the balances And of tho "stall of life" Tho gul of in quantity in other localities, but •bridges nnd strode alono into tho haling the stent of lankost tobacco bio'" chilled tomatoes with a silver spoon, sho knows nothing of lho, unrtere'ir- fill tho cavities with boiled green tho cooking schoo's will not mako it is so mixed with oxides of iron, banned areas to realize for himself 1 he man who sat smoking theie wjs Stupefied, but instinctively silent, lcnts' You see? I serve Russia, tho woise bieud becai'se she undei - silicates and other impurities as to that the gieat nly was a bubbling Moused like a common woi ktnan But coin from tho cob and seasoned with f Chai tens followed hint A cab was not mi self You lovo her—vos' And .salt and poppoi and set on tho ico slands tho science as well as tho art render it unfit for tho manufacture "^ volcano of disaffection threatening it was Kianovitch—Stephanie's fa­ moving along thiough the dusk. your love is lotuinod? You believe of it of pencils. As it is the best grapluto ..-national upheaval With tjpical until peifectly cold, then mix with ther with the cold, slow smile KTanovitch hailed it so Tnen'—ho Idiiid ne still fig- Fionch or uiayonnulbo dressing. Ai- mined, it has lo be treated by hand British coolness and self-confidence, "Appearances aio nothing hoio, as "You may need it Theio is uie before him—"you shall como lange tho tomatoes upon an i.o-cold to fieo it fiom such impinitics which scanned suspiciously bv fugitive jou know," he said, in easy English back hero in three yi <.rs' limo when dish lined with cusp lettuce and A COOKING TIME TABLE. aro nearly always found in certain faces, he had gone on and on. past dangoi to-night m every squaio of quantities In cheaply made pencils "This being a useful lemporaiy Oi- Waisaw, I am told," ho said, grim­ Russia end hcr pe £ le .no at peace, leave on the ico until wanted. Pass Many housokeepcis, young and old, banicndcd dcoiways and deserted fico, I—ei—1 adapt mys-jlf to the those foreign elements aro readily ly antl you shall claim ,•> >ur wife—you mote mayonnaise with thi* salad. aie in doubt as to the right time to delected by the greasy or scratchy factoi 10s, tolling himsolf that tho surioundmgs when 1 como here shall be paid your debt'" poiil was still mainly mythical Chartcris stopped .mechanically in. Raw Tomatoes antl Cucumbers — cook vegetables anfl< meats, so that run of the p.>ncil on paper. alono Moioovci, I scarcely expo< t- And then—hc stiuck out, as some­ Ho was gono Th' t.ain that Cut off_the tops d laigo, firm toma­ tho following tablo is given, with Thon, of a sudden, his noi ves tingled ed you Bc seated'" Ho leaned the. hope that it may prove of value. like ied-hot wues A turn, nnd hc thing damp and pungent scomod to night tluit flow al.ng'tnvaid the toes aiid caiefully lomovo most of PREPARING THE LE VD. back, his tooth bared in that ni­ border earned onc p -^CIIR-I whose the. pulp. Koop pulp a*nd tomatoes Baking moats—Beef, sirloin, raic— was face to faco with thc stark re- be flung ovei hi_ faco In vain He Aftor tho gi.iphite has been broken sei utable smile "Two men such as fell back, his senses slipping away heart was left bchin I in iV.iisaw, a in the rofugeialor while you pool Eight minutes, for each pound Well -ality—with shuddering tiagedj A ourselves need not fence for an open­ and cut into small dico ice-cold cu- done—Ton to fifteen minutes foi each m smnll bits nnd scpaintvd as neaily fast man silent under a vv eight of the us possible from its nnpiu-iucs by . sullen mass of figures heaving for- ing May I tuko it that the fascin­ When that nauseous lethargy lift­ deepest agony the ti nd i an MIOW— cumbeis. Mix tho cucumber dico with pound . ) ward in the dusk, a shadowy horde ation so marked last evening is the tomato pulp, fill the tomato! Beef, lib or rump—Ten to hand, it is pulverized and then plac­ - ed, tho silence of sheci hoi i or claim­ a man whe w-aits f >r timo to give fiitecn ed in tubs of water, allowing the im- ol C-.ss.icks drawn up in the glooniv likely to develop ' In a woid, you ed him Ho was being led into a back to him the .iv. i>e had won shells, set them on cusp lettuce minutes for each pound. -squaio opposite, and an open carn­ considei that Palo put my daugh­ punties to pieeipitatc while tho wide, bare loom, lit only by a lamp and lost.—London Tit-Bits loaves and pour a grent spoonful of Beof fillet—Twenty-five minutes graphite floats upon the suiface A age Uainig along between He could ter's liie into youi hands vv ith a that stood upon thc floor Thero mayonnaise diessing ovor each. Lamb, woll dono—FifI ecu in nutes subtle pui pose0" centufugal- device is often used, by sec tho white, calm, sweet fate and weio piles of shadowy Legs in a coi- Tomato and Nut Salad —Prorata for each pound. which the giaphite is separated by iesolu.tr- lips of tho woman in it, hei tho tomatoes as in the last recipe Mutton, tare—Ten to twelve min­ "I do " Charleiis looked and nn- nci, and the pictuic of two baio- CHINESE SAILORS dry piocess, but tins is not i citable, * -eye met Ins at tho instant when, as swcicd steadily, heavily as his h_art armed vvoiknic.ii grinding something- Have leady a^pint or moie of nut utes for each pound and is little used in thc making of the desperate crowd made its rush, meats, blanched bv poming water Mutton, well done—Fifteen to eigh- was beating, stiange as it all in a moi tai-null burned itself into Praise From a Shipmaster good pencils Alter the water pro- tho horses reared high and clashed seemed "Call it what you will; his tneinoiy He know' He was Wh.0 ovel them, thon skinned, and when teen minutes for each pound • - - . . ... , ,, - , shoci for tho bridge paiapet He HAS Tried Them. cold cut into dice and mix with may­ coss tho stand betweon us if you think lit; here in the haunt of ICianovitch's Poik, well dom-Twenty-fivo to filter- pi essesgraphit, whee n isi t filtereis readd througy to bho leaped—almost unconsciously— spiang; but you ask for the tiuth I shall scciel accomplices, tieachoiy *• had onnaise diessing Fill the tomatoes Unity minutes for each pound <, Chinese sailors have not hcicto- with this. Seivo on lettuce leaves Veal, well done—Fight eon to twen­ treated to the clay process This and hung on He knew nothing toll hoi thut I love her bofoto I beaten him Whito, haggaid face3 piocess, which was discovered in more till tho wondorful eyes looked leavo Wai saw " foie boon highly regaided as a rule, Tomato and Boot Salad is made ty minutes for each pound with binning oyes staled at hint but a shipmaster who, has mado a 1820 by M. Conte, a French chemist, low into lu-> and a voio» tiemblcd, "H'm'" Hc closed his oyos "You out of the gloom, all around was tho like the foregoing, substituting for Chickens, weighing from thiee to pei nuts tho manufacturer to produce "I owe you mv life'" Then the ve­ tout of tho world and recently land­ shrimps or ciab moat tiny cubes of five pounds—Ore to one and a half are Bntish—yes. Yoiuamvcd hoio buzz oi muttering in Russ" And ed m Boston is authority for the pencils of different giades and adapt­ hicle hntl dashed on Theie weio those men—thoso men weie feverish­ cold boiled beets served with mayon­ hour. ed to many uses. As tho graphite, with pnvato despatches You have statement that Chinamen make the naise or Fionch dressing Turkeys, weighing from nine to the thud of hoofs, 'he swish of cur­ delivered them You are free->to re­ ly at woik pieparing tho deadly ma- from tho filler piocess would bo too ling thongs, the sei earns and moans best of sailors He hatl' command of Tomatoes and Green Peas —Select twelve pounds—Throe to tluoo and a V-r'-i main here or return homo as you tonal for tho bin sting, shattering a crow of forty-two officers and men, soft for ordinary uses, th«v special o' hate culminating in a iliaos of tenor that was haunting I ifo m large, firm tomatoes, peel them, cut half houis choose—and as Russia chooses And, of whom, thirty-four woro Chinese off tho tops and lomove tho "-cods Fish of average thickness, weighing clay introduced into it, having been horror that wns to live in his mem- for that matter, you are free to Waisaw And now, that sudden treal cd to a s, ,, p roceS! th In speaking of his crow 'he snid and soft pulp, leaving a thick outer fiom six to eight 1pounds-One hour-l , » « , ' " ,° oiv Ho had striven to forgot a'l think of a wife But what if such hush, and Kranov it«ch's slow, delib­ graphitet , gives it thc dcgicc of hard­ bu* tlie woman's face—and, forty- "I left New York in December for wall o' tho firm flesh ot the tomato a hope wero to cost you £10,000 be­ erate voice, without a tremor He Fill each cup thus made with cold ness desired. Ihe more clay in tho- eight hours later, he had found it forehand? What if something much could just follow its import Australia and New Zealand ports giaphitc the harder the lead be­ " -" %£* here with a crew of Americans and 1-ng- boiled green peas and place it upon IRONING MADE EASY. deepoi still woio required of you?" "Have I kept my word? You a leaf of lettuce Anange these in a comes. A* pi egn ant-pause Tho slow voice lishmcn I had no .more than got Diy.tho staiched ai tides perfectly, INSERTED IN WOOD. *. - "Caieful''v, someone breathed doubted my fidelity, you had resolv­ out of the, harbor before theio was salad bowl .or upon a plattoi, and, in J :A~-M ^laughingly at .his. elbow. "We wear seemed "to. filler thiough from a dis- thon^dip them in a pail of boiling . „ - t - ed to keep me from your confidences, trouble, arid it lasted all tho lime serving, heap _ a tablespoonful of - ;*•- - S *-<'*&**& I masks'at lhesc_mixed-receptions, wo tano-. _, ~ ~* A' " '- - you wanted some, solid proof lhatT mayonnaise on each" cup, or pass tho water, and pass thom through "" the While thc clay-graphite mixture Is »* vvo wore atsoa," and when .we got in­ wiingor twice Thcy may bo ironed still-in its ,i plastic condition it is " lacitly a.ssume " that all is tranquil "If you agree, aftor what JI have am heart and soul'in the cause Be­ to port' tho men got diunk mayonnaise in a bowl or pitcher, in below and above the suiface -It 1 which is placed ""a spoon or "small at once,'•or thcy may bc-io!led up in shaped into'„loaves and fed to hy-~ said, ybu *'may mako a~sui prise visit" hold it! You see here "with " your a' dry cloth. The fabric may"'" bo drauhc presses, which gives them a. pays just now—in Russia'',' and to my„ private-box at the thoalro oyos the _ian I named, the man who This, had been my experience with ladle, and let each guest help him­ ironed with groatei ease after being desired" form. The'high-^ade pen­ f " *. •.-!**•," ^'Chailcis- gripped the disappearing this evening. " If not, you would bo crows for years, but I detei mined to self . _ * " . ' volunlnuly f.nds this'munificent sum make" a change' * I had soon ships dampened m this, way than* when cils—those* of the greatest wearing" . --•-"V'-X arm of nn attache ' *"* * well advised to leave your hopes be­ for our purposes, antl who has prom­ Tomato Soup —One pint of toma­ sprinkled in tho usual manner Tur­ qualities—receive a higher degree of "One word' Who is she0""- I hind you* here." * •» " - with Chinese sailors and heard the - , r. -•. ?.*•*•*«. ised silence Ho*is hero'" captains tell of their good qualities, toes, cut up, or tho juice'from a can pentine in stai ch gives an added pressure' These hydraulic presses aro daien't point—the onc in ivory silk.''' Then, of a sudden, his hand was A pause A mu filed movement like of tomatoes Half a cup cf nee whiteness and lustio to'the ironed each provided with.a sapphne or "Precisely The whole room guess­ and finully I determined to tiy boiled, tendci, but not broken, and .a .A' **.,•>• gripped as in silent, .indissoluble that of a cage full, qf breathing, them. ' -' " ''•'• article Use ono tablespoonful to .a emerald die, corresponding to the cal­ ed it' •" Surely' 'you kno'w? " It's compact. '. " , .. good cupful of water in .which.it was l shuffling animals Hc "Was'being led J'At Singapoio' I fired iny Now quait of starch iber of the dead desired: - The grap­ Stephanie Kranovitch- -Now' look "Here is my privato card and box forward "Road the "scroll, and cooked . Ono snifill onion, minced;' hite is forced through the d.o *• and < - AT!At •away' Staring straight bacn at York crow and roplaec-d it with Chin­ ono cup of milk, throb tablespoon­ number My daughter need know no­ sign it'" came a holIow_ voico ese I paid the fares of the New- 1 IN-USING THE MACHINE leaves it in onc continuous string, ,vou is Kranovitch, tho man never thing of this, you saved hor life' We "That alone' will bo tho proof, for fuls of buttcr mado into a'roux with which is cut into lengths suitable for,, seen publicly in daj light—known to York saik*-rs to their homes jjorts, as much flour A teaspoonful of During these dnys of much sewing pencils, usually ubout seven inches. do not"—again that strange smilo it leaves youi name and standing, and was glad - to get"rid-df them - a few as the man who sits, daily —"we do not find it advisable to written by your own hand, upon our white sugar. Sea'-on* with popper, womon are apt to find tho. continued Tho graphite is then ready for use. with his hand upon a- lever at the Since thai" day the expeiience of ray- celeiy, salt nml minced paisley Add Imining of-the sowing machine very After the cedar slats are kiln dried ti us£""*ovcn tho woman we love at a book of membership—it leaves the S3lf and my'fellow officeis has been l Secret Police ^ rBureau *He is ubi­ a-"good pinch - of -ocla to the milk tnesomo Thcy will find that the or treated by steam processes to ev- time such as this, Mr Chartens Re­ eternal-prison '• doors open for the a glorious one The continuous' Stew tomatoes and-onion together quitous, uncanny, love for tho member, silence covers all nsks'" man whose name is there, should he motion is not so wearisome if only pel all- moisture, they are passed « daughter seems ' his one human grumbling and kicking has reased for half an hour, and rub through a the toe of the left foot is allowed .to through! automatic grooving ma-i As Chai toi is wont back along tho, fall victim to the fate <-hat we all colander into a saucepai-. Return touch You understand' Then take streets he seemed to bo walking in a risk'' "Tho Chinamen- woik hard, and touch the treadle, while the right chines, each slat recerv mg six semi­ mv advice, approach the man first never murium They oie a quiet or­ to tho firo with the boiled tico and foot is placed entirely on it and circular grooves into which leads aro mist Foi once his cloar brain fail­ "Obey* For vour life—and Steph­ rico water, season to taste, add the There's your only chance—if such a ed him utterly. His one deep con­ der loving ciow'd, and a bettor lot bears tho bulk,of tho work. placed," brushed with glue and fitted thing exists1" anie'" He - knew that that tonso of sailors never walked the decks. sugai, then the roux-mat'e liquid to its mate. A skillful girl is able, ViJl viction was that in some way ho whisper had been shot from tho lips with a little of the hot broth, boil "The time will come when thev by* one swift movement of her lingers : It was not necessary To within was ploying into'the hands of a man of Kianovitch up, stirring well, and pour into a SVMMER PILLOWS.. y \i-t| will bc* found on every ship When r to sweep 15 or 20 leads into their a few feot of the man he had work­ who has "" suddenly discoveied that He knew that the men at work tuicon, whe'io you ha*< o already put sockets. A bunch of these leaded, -;.-,.*••[ ed-his way, when~his heart took a his love for Stephanie might bo they reach/ri*Vpoit thev do not lush the scalding milk, and so.'a Serve Tho fluff of ripe milkweed pods and had ceased their grind and whirr to ashore and get diunk, and then of cattails makes a nice filling for a mated slats is thrust into a hydrau­ i . • £&I rai e leap A rustle of "cloudlikc used as a valuable level lie could watch him With .the instinct f while still foaming lic press when hU superflous glue is silks, a scent of n-iolets, a low voice only wait for the moment when eome afroard ai.d begin to,abuse pillow that nvals down in lightness. self-preservation alone his fingers overy pne " Tomato Aspic.—Ono pint of toma­ Ono woman has such a pillow per­ squeezed out and the bundles 'are,. - vibiating vvith wonder and grati­ those glonous starlike eyes sliould had tlt'Sed upon a pen hold out. Ho locked and allowed to dry. The.'" Tho Chinamen are satisfied to to liquor,* strained fioin the can oi fumed with dried rose-leaves, which tude, and he reahred that Stephanie meet his own once again. was caught in. the tentacles of __this from fiesh tomatoes, slewed naif I glued slats containing the leads aro ' herself had caught his hand tightly. take a short shore leave only. Thoy sho finds a delightful suggestion of It came at last The theatre was gigantic octopus of peril that had a box of gelutme soaked foi half an summer when the snows arc on tho thon IUII through moulding machines '^? Her sweet oyes filmed with- recollec­ darkened, wrapped in a hush, whon slumbered for centuries Death do not quaircl, thoy do not drink hour in a cupful of cold water, ono which turn out the pencils in round to excess They aie placid and do­ ground tion His name hnd beon uttered Kranovitch beckoned along the cor- stared at him down the avenue of slice of onion oi.o hny leaf, two . hexagon or flat shapes as desired. He knew that he was the centre, of ndoi and held tho box-door .ajar. each altei native And Stophanio's cile, and aro not inclined to mutiny. cloves, a spray of paisley, salt and Preliminary to tho varnish-coloring attraction, as shc turned to Krano­ Could it bo tiuo' Stephanie * Sat white, imploring face - in that Amcucan captains on foreign voy­ cayenno to tasto _ Stew the bay leaf, WOULD FIGHT AGAIN. process the pencils are run through vitch with that muffled little sob of theie alone, her pure, unconscious mist . . , ages are, f -jnv present indications onion, paisoly anil cloves in tho to­ sanding machines impulse likely to have much to do with profile just catching the "glow from What was that? A gurgle, a thud­ mato liquor for liflecn minutes, stir An Old Veteran of the Indian Mu­ Chinese sailors in tho future Tho in tho gelatine, season and strain the COLORING AND POLISIHNG "And this is tho gentleman who— tho stage ' Then—then she had turn­ ding sound, in the silence He looked tiny Seeks to Re-enlist. . *V_i who offered his lifo.to.save mine1" ed, with a faint litllo ciy, and her maritime business of tho Philippines aspic through flannel without squeez­ Both the sand;pnpcring and color­ up The blouscd figures had swayed is largely in the hands of Chinese Kranovitch bowed with that cold hand was trembling in his Of that up on eveiy hand, rigid in the spell ing. It may bo used like a cucum­ Tho plight of an old soldier who ing process aro automatic, the pen­ smile that looked like winter moon- night's play Chartcris saw nothing merchants at present, and many of ber jelly, as a salad, served on let- at the age of seventy wanted to re- cils being fed in quantities in hop- of suspense Th^p—a shout, a leap- the. sailO-*s in Philippine ports come tuce. or to gainish other.,salads or^ __]ig_t_pa_sing_over_whitc_maib!e _The_ He-know--only—that-ho -saw— back - in ing-up-the-staircrise,_a flood of-light- culist has come under thc notice of pci s In __the latler^ case they- aro •veiy pressuro of his fingers seemed tho shadow in a thrill of strango from Hong Kong. dishes of cold "meats Some cooks lhe Church Aimy in London carried one at a time thiough small Iet loose on ghastly faces from' elec­ add a Iittlo beef extinct to tho jelly ns significant as his slow, bland re­ happiness, and that Kranovitch's tric bulbs Chartcris felt himself Thero is a laigo Chinese population He is .seventy-four years of age coloring vats and discharged through summons from the box "on official in Hawaii, too, anrl many sailois but it detracts fiom tho distinctive and still hale and heartv, and an aperture of the caliber of the pen­ ply. plucked back through a doorway and flavor of the tomato. i "I knew it I take this opportun­ business" was a blind designed to held still by an iron hand. Up into shin' , in Hawaii for voyages to walks with a firm step and writes a cil and deposited in a slowly moving ity to say that wo owe. Mr Des­ diaw him further into some not. the'night went a din of oaths, pray­ Ann are Cinnamon Spiced Tomatoes —To four pounds firm hand. All he seeks is the privi­ drying belt which carries, them a mond Chnrteis a debt which he can Though Englishmen ancl Scotch­ of sound ied tomatoes take--two lege of woiking for a living. sufficient distance, about 20 feet, to A dreamlike week passed Day by ers, screams of agony, banging pounds of- light" brown sugar, ono allow thcm to dry. They are then never expect us to repay!" ' •> day ho was awaro that Kianovitch doors. Steel clashed, levolvers men aio excellent sailors, jt was He has been soldiering neaily all found some- yoars - ago desirable for pint elder vlnogni, half ounco of his life. lfu_joined the 14th Light gathered from the receptacle into All over' For a moment Steph­ watched narrowly to mako sure that spurted flashes of death,-men rocked cloves, nnd half ounce of slick cin­ which they nre deposited and'the anie stood between as pale and still he hatl gone too far to retioat Then in the last struggle The horror of English .ship-owners to secure for 'Dragoons in~" 18C1, and served In tropical or seini-tropieaf voyages namon: boil all together in a por­ Pcisia under Outram and Havelock. process is> repeated—often ten or as if struggling against hor wo­ a hint was dropped, and ut last, it all was deadened by a thunder of celain-lined kettle until the tomatoes more times, according to tho quality man's inner self, but Kranovitch re­ like a bursting bomb, tho daily truth hoofs and the shrieks of a crowd mon less effected by intense heat, He was through the Ind .an Mutiny nnd East Indian or Lascar sailors are cooked, take tho tomatoes out and camu out of it wounded. of finish desired. Odd shaped pen­ mained like a flguio of stone. It was crashed into 'Desinonh Chartens's that flew before it. No need of the and put them on dishes to cool, let­ cils such as hexagons, etc , aro elotiuent—deadly; and it brought Lm in. Cossacks' whips to-night; thoy flew have beer found to fulfil this re­ After tho fall of Plevna he le- quirement. ting, the syrup go on simmering slovv- colored by tho old process,' by boing Chai ters a defiant coolness Turn­ "Ho wus fast hold in tho tentacles at higher game. They reinod-up ]j; whon the tomatoeR aio cold re­ turned to England,, and worked a-s^ a suspended by their ends from frames ing his back, he offered ins arm as over tool'tig theit slow vray up from around the building The coup was turn thom to the syrup for a littlo civilian until hostilities broke out and immersed in coloring vats, then with an unquestionable light ner the pit of Russian darkness To win complete Within that cordon of whilo, lot them bocomo cold beforo in. South Auiea, when tlie old war slowly withdrawn by machine. Thls_ lips quivering, Stephanie hesitated; Stephanie he must -pav mi appalling polico and military remained ail "I must complimentyyou on tho putting them in tho jurs Tho syrup spirit ussortcd itself in him, and gives a smooth enamel finish. then, as that wail of violins 'floated line. Did he' attempt *o avoid it that was left of the devoted band, remarkable lightness of your.bread," must bo boiled down ns quick ns mo­ although nearly, seventy years of -- ^l across at tho psychic moment, she with their propaganda, their bomb- said tho woman customer. . "Thank age he volunteered for service Of The finest grade pencils arc pol- by stealth—to dream t f escapo from lasses, and pouted cold ovcr thc to­ ishod by hand, and it' takes a work­ smiled and dared it. Ho had whirl- Russia with his fut<»in brido—he was plant, and their dead hopes of a you," rejoined tho baker. , "It is matoes, tio thom down with Waxed course, he vvas rcluscd. but Lord my aim to turn out tho lightest man several months ut best'-to loirn -ed her chai longingly away under thc ensuung certain, soc < l dcith , blow at misplaced power. paper. Woiseley was so impressed with his 'to do this work skilfully. Other veiy eyes of the man who, it was Kranovitch, tho man in an inner And Kranovitch? Dead or prison­ bread in tho city " "Yos," continu­ story and his eagerness for service highgrade pencils are given the steel said, had all tho unmeasured secret ed ' the . woman customer, "and if that he secured for him a life pen­ room at -the Secret Polico Bureau— er? Stephanie alone in the world? THE SCIENCE OF MEALS. polish, but these, v,*hile they show a power-of Russian officialdom behind thc man vested with "unlimited pow­ you get it much lighter it will tako sion of 9d. per day. fine finish, lack the warmth and rich, him. The house was silent, tho drama er for crushing under heel and hoof played. Chartcris stood thero in two of your pound loaves to ''weigh It would bo safo to prophecy that Then Lord Roberts went to South effect of the hand-polished pencil. t At At last came tho moment when, any rising of the submerged toilers tbat paralysis that denied thought, sixteen ounces." • -,. > every woman will at some timo have Africa, nnd ho once more became ignoring Kranovitch's figure on .the. —was. playing two parts as no rtage sick with, nameless horror. And sud­ persistent in his efforts to enlist, his 1 argument' being that if onc veteran ' -it.! stops, ho drew her furs closer at the tragedian* ever yet played them. Os­ denly the door'opened; Kranovitch WHY HE WAS IMPRESSED. enrringo door. . S ' - '*• ., tensibly* ai chief of secret police, the stood there, . calm,, smiling—like.- a was gootl enough to command the "Good night—not good-bye!" he father of.-Stephanie was leagued with Napoleon who.had just won the bat­ forces another was good enough to The bad boy of thc school had •tf*! whispered, imploringly. "Promise!" ono of- ;tho most . desperate, deter­ tle of his career. " J. serve in the ranks. His persever­ done something moie than usually ance was so far rewarded that ho She sank back, as in mute 'fear. mined factions preparing their mines "Thanks! The vermin have beon outrageous, and his teacher Tho pale, queenly faco -was" turned. in complete* darkness. was assisted to get to South Africa, thought it necessary to deal with cleared out of the deepest hole yet but peace was proclaimed three Ho had to bend thrillingly closo to "And you are the man 'possessing built. You refuse my hand? Just him seriously She took hnn aside feel thc faint breath upon his days beforo he arrived in Cape and talked gravely of his delinquen­ tho money that they rcquiro.-immedi- so! You-think me.a traitor, where­ Town. -cheek. aloly at all costs—and that"you are as I was one merely for .purposes of cies*" "Johnny sat still," sho said "You heard! Wy debt is—is a prepared to pay!" ho said. State." Ho laughed, lit a cigar, when relating tho story, "looking at deeper ono tlian I may over repay!" Chartcris sat like a man stunned looked from tho window. "All WHAT PEACE MEAN'S. me intently, and seemed to be deep­ Tho horses spuing forward. As by lightning. That impulse to deal quiet! One morc bubble located and ly impressed I thought I was ho walked awuy, spile of that brain- a decisive blow at tlie '•aim, watch­ plugged. It'might have been other­ "Can you tell mo the meaning of making great headway, and that my whirl, ho know that a man wus fol- ing face had been overwhelmed by wise, I grant! My life hung by - a the word 'peace'?" nsked Miss Gray little sermon was surely penetrating , lowing him to the door of his hotel. the nameless fear thnt it might cost hair. Clever men I Thoy suspected of a littlo boy who had just recited Johnny's brain. 1 never saw a child It was Russia—p.bovo all, it was him thc woman lie loved. Dusk had me. To blind them, to assemble a patriotic poem in which the word who seemed eo absorbed, oven fas­ iWnr.saw; and love and justico fol­ just fallen; thcy wero sitting over them hern for my coup, I introduced occurred. cinated, by my line of argument. lowed tortuous paths hero. He cigars on a terrace at tho rear of you and your money. There- was no "Peace means when you ain't got But you can never tell. Just as I j- cared nothing. Ho had mot tho one Kranovitch's house, and ho could" other way. And I dared not take no children," answered tha child. had reached thc climax in my ap­ * woman for whoso lovo lie would make out tho dear figuro moving you into State confidence. You are "How is that?" asked Miss Gray, peal to his better self, a light ot risk his life a thousand limes ovcr. along tiio garden paths below. That English; you don't understand our "When my mother has washed and discovery broko over Johnny. "Who placed this here?" vcry day bofore, yielding recklessly methods; you would have ruined the dressed us six children for school ln " 'I say, teacher,' he said eagerly^ It was a »calodj unstamped enve­ to Kranovitch's request, ha had con- thing. No matter; you sco that I the -morning, sho soy*, 'Now,, I'll 'it's your lower Saw that moves. lope lying bcHldy hio breakfast plato tt verted inlo roublo notes a cheque * am no traitor, I "have served my, *A RUN ON THE BANK."- have peace.' " Isn't tt?' - 4

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White and Brown Bread A great name ______reasons why the in a moment later it all clears away, in business is won Nordheimer Pi­ '.so that an object is so perfectly seen ALSO Scones and Buns on the strength ano commands Uie highest at­ > far up Ihe heights as to defy all cal­ ol* many years of Dances niul Privato Ilirtlos Catoruil To. tention and pa­ culations of distance. Distances and Full Stock of l''-c_llunt Camlloii. upright and hon­ tronage. Their sizo are here impossible of reckoning, 200 Cords Wood est dealing — a every note is and deceive yon at every turn. You great Piano pure and musical WELL SEASONED Tliey are manu­ seem to lose all power of estimating in S A.E. BENNISON, $4.00 per Two-Rick Cord. • *_ Incl'ciizlo Avenue, factured for cri- confusion of mind. A person oven *aaaa**aaaaaaaaaaa******* : tie.d .md high thinks lie can leacli yonder black cliff, cl.iss tr.idc, thoii J. C HUTCHISON, FIRST ST. very appi eci.i- only to bo quickly lost among detiitus £*;-$-••_ I'.VO. superior know­ tion demands .it and fallen crags that hinder your HOBSON & BELL -iSSfeSi ! i,1 i «I.I.K le.isl some nmsi- ledge which be­ eveiy step, and none hut tho most in­ .M._,.!' i I.Ill, .It J - I" cal knowledge, l£=K?l'S!-*_. 3"-Ar_.j" i, '.*-'III' & cal kno ti epid must venture to know the inner longs to wide ex­ ould bc •^_£ML--^¥*fr;.r...frmrrr-i $2201 Wu "°l 9* perience and fa­ &'?_*J-fic_. &$L^-J-*^iU£3&.. s'-id to show shrine of this holy place, for if you do, I Tour Credit is G-ood miliarly with the jou this ailislic the glory may lie turned into the Bankhead Coal piano and make "death trap," as the far upper opening AT THE highesl ideals in j'ou acquainted is called, liut yet it can all be enjoyed the art of piano vvith its ple.ising manufacture. possibilities. in^yiow without the slightest danger or struggle. Here one can find all the Egg Size Del vered J world of glacier and crevasse, and that • i $ 9.00 too with every known foini of moraine CARPETS I-INOL1-U-I8 OILCLOTHS and Alpine wonder; and all this on tho Stove '! r " AND ANYTHING- IN TUM FUltNITUltK LINE. grandest scale, for these vast fields of 9.00 Revelstoke Insurance Agency ice hang in dreadful silence on the Nut " " THE PEOPLE'S LIMITED shoulders of scores of mighty moun­ 8.50 tains. Man is hut a trifle amid this BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS FUBN.TGRE HOUSE grandeur, and to know the most sacred REVELSTOKE, 13. C. LOAN'S REAL ESTATE INSURANCE fresh and Completo 1 ino of Groceries. 1 centre of this, Nature's Sanctuary-of- Awe, one must be born to hardy struggles, for without mercy she hurls Orders left at P. puny man from her in mighty con­ Bums & Company's •a_w__i_,.iu,.,._•,.- _, .., , , tempt. , w n UBrTm Revelstoke Herald and have the testimony of the hardy Swiss Office will receive most climbers who aie now struggling with In nearly thirty trips from ocean to THE REVELSTOKE WINE & SPIRIT CO. ocean and over many passes, I have prompt attention. Railway Men's Journal. the mere fringes of our vast glacier At onco for "CANADA'S LI.MITED. found no other such lake of beauty." system of Alberta. These guides now I have seen the choicest lakes of the GREATEST NURSERIES" say, that tho "Alps aio many times Published every Thursday. Subscription $2 Old World, and this is really queen for the town of Revelstoke and Import direct from Countrj' of origin. pc-r year. Advertising rate_ on application multiplied in the Canadian Northwest."' . among tliem all. Lake Como is beau­ sui rounding country, which Changes of advertisements must lie in befor I have t.ilkod with Swiss guides row McCarty, Agent. WHOLESALE DEALERS' ONLY. noon on Wednesday to insure insertion, tiful, divinely so, but not of the nature will be reserved for the light in Alberta, with whom I have also of the beauty seen here. I urged Mon­ _ *§ Job Printing in all its branches promptly and met in the Swiss Alps, and tlieir en­ <««W4«««VWM<««fe4<«V<4W*tfW4«tta man. START NOW at the neatly executed. tague White, the friend of Piiul JR, _3V_EJ XJS TO 33: ___, thusiasm here was not even dampened best selling season, and handle IB. a. Kruger, to visit these lakes, and he rrMmii.-M'r_i_r__ by their love of native land. A guide, afterwards wrote me, "I have seen our NEW SPECIALTIES on 1 with whom I once stood on the sides Frit i DAY, OCT. 27, 1005. nothing like it in all the world and Liberal Tcuns. Write for pav- of old Youngfrau ovor GiindenvviUd, your enthusiasm is fully justified." PELLEV^HARVEY, ticulms, and send 2oc. for our was also with me at the base of the 1 When the Prince of Wales was en nandsomo Aluminum Pocket vast Victorian glacier above Laggan toute East from Vancouver he went BYANT & OILMAN Microscope—A Little Gem— GET YOUR EYES EXAMINED FREE in Alberta, and he said, "There is on a shooting excursion, and they Mining Engineers LAKES OF useful loE-iimeisin examining' nothing in all the world put together brought the Princess back from Banff . and Assayers, A laige variety, - If you require like this." to see these L.ike3 of the Clouds. I VANCOUVER, B.C. Established ISM seeds and grain; Orchardists in of Glasses always ^anything- in Jewelry kept in slock hei e THE CLOUDS have it direct from one to whom she examining 'trees for insects; it is here for you. My first visit to Laggan and tlie told it, that slie said she "had seen ASSAY WOR OF ALL -ESCK1-TICKS . Gardiners in examining plants Lakes of the Clouds was on August Try a pair 011 A complete stock nothing more beautiful on earth," and , , UNDERTAEN. —we jfiiarantee a loth, 1803, when, with my family, I 1 of (lie right class Gems of American Scenery- I cannot conceive of heaven being for insects; Teachers & Schol­ perfect lit. enjoyed our first tour of tin's Northern Test, made up to 2,000 lbs. of goods.. 1 more beautiful. The Prince's party r*"A specialty made of checking Smelter 1 ars"" in studying Botany and Beauties of the Rockies De­ route. Tlie pleasure of our trip was Pulps. visited the lakes under the special much increased by tlie fact that we Samples from the Interior by mall or Everybody iu a hundred dif- \ *\\\ scribed by Roland D. Grant, care of Mr. ,Tohn Niblock, who, by the express promptly attended to. J. GUY BARBER, - Jeweller, Optician, were guests in the private car with Correspondence solicited. 1 , ferent ways. •a D. D., of Vancouver. was the gentleman to direct the first Mr. J. A. Sheffield, superintendent of VANCOUVER, B. C. . . . lady that ever entered this bewitching y -Lake Agnes. !This fine AND EASTERN CITIES iate as 1SSG a book vvas published in lake, fringed vvith myriads of beauti­ TELEGRAPHING All kinds of help supplied on shortest notice. You leave the train at Laggan. 37 London entitled, "An Attempt to gel ful flowers, lies surrounded in a vast BOOK-KEEPING miles west of Banff, and follow East from the Columbia River by way .amphitheatre of mountains towering PENMANSHIP LUMBERMEN'S HELP A SPECIALTY the trail about three miles southward. of the Canadian Route.'' Jt is a wild still heavenward. Suddenly there bursts upon you a Applications promptly. al tended to. k CO'Y; Office nnd exciting tale he tells. The.uithor Aud now, if you would engoy to the scene of sucli awful beauty that you A thorough business training. Arrange­ Queen's Hotel lllotk. P. 0 Bo*. 248. ridicules the possibilities of anj* of the full this enchanting place, yon can ments for Boarding Canadian Pupils. stand uncovered in the eternal silence. - Wholesale and Retail Dealers claims of tlie Canadian Pacific Rail- climb up, up the sides of Mount Py- R. H. ROGERS, MANAGER A lake of sjpphiie blue lies enshtined Re\ elstoke, B. C. waj-. He tells of the huncheds of urn above Lake Agnes, and see the -is amid these most tenifie cliffs of every miles of deserted and hopeless "signal- snowy peaks rise one above another NORTON PRINTZ, Principal PRIME BEEF. .PORK. Mt/TTON. SAUSAGE. color and form. Tvvo miles across the boxes" and lifeless cabins, buried deep to the east of yon. Mount Beehive is lake theie begins to rise southward Bevelstoke Corresponding Secretary , FISH AND GAME IN SEASON.' in eternal snow, and of the hundreds now almost at your feet among this the foretiont of the gieat glaciers, C_ S. DENT of miles of railway also hopelessly wonderful group of lakes, and forests where Uio ice slants away upward, buried beneath awful avalanches, and of mountains and crags stand up to until it reaches a depth of possibly of as* many hundred miles of track greet you from all around the horizon, five hundied feet of solid ice, to where absolutely swept awav*. He declares, while from over beyond pur e Lefroy it is fed by continuous avalanches from thus, in 1SS0. that "It is impossible to sweeps Paradise Valley, with moun­ . I. the endless gioup of enormous heights REOPENED keep anv* road open to the Coast,'' tain peaks by the hundred. REMODELED - VA beyond. At the upper end of this Piano Tuning adding that "even if snow sheds weie blown, boulder covered glacier, rises Each time that I have since visited built through the_lentire_. niounuin a stem black-wall to-a heightrof-fnliy this place I have brought with me a Umon^ 0oteL%*esiaumnL region thev-could not be built stiong car full of friends, and few indeed Leave Order* at Atlum'a Jewellery Store half a mile, over which the avalanches Wholesale and Retail Eight Vows' Experience. enough to stand the destroying aval­ thundei. This wall is five miles away, have they heen who, on flist catching Fish Merchants Mrs. -V-cKitrick, Manageress. anches." He tells of freezing trains but looks to bc but one; unless you a glimpse and full burst of lliis glory, that could make but three or four did not sit in silence on their pony, Madame Griselda"(tbe celebrated so walk it, when it seems a full hundred prano) says:—" The piano I used for my Open at all hours. miles an hour in these frigid condi and with uncovered head find tears a Short Orders tastefully served. " miles instead. concert last night, and which was tuned FRONT STREET tions. He insists, finally, that in dis­ part of their spirit of worship. by you, w.-s«donc perfectly and I found it Meal Tickets Issued. Rates Moderate- gust he leaves the train stuck in Above this black avalanche-wall 1 hope those in charge will never in excellent condition." enormous drifts on the North Shore theie gradually rises, like the roof of cut any trees or shruhs between the of Lake .Superior, and himself vvith the universe, the pure white snow- Luke and the north approach, but let New Westminster others going on ahead on snow shoes, fields on Mount Victoria, to a height everything be left as God has arranged M. S. HASTINGS, TUNER. and reaching Montreal days befoie the of ten or twelve thousand feet. Join­ it, as this is the finest piece of Divine One of the best and - - train. Tliis is a rare book indeed. ing with Victoiia in forming this ice­ ait. At all hours of the day and All kinds of Fish, Salmon, commodious hotels in the And I am reminded that ISSfi is neai field aie the towering height, of night for several days at '11 time, I HOTEL ^City. . . . - . . . onough to us to have the story of Lefroy, Beehive, White, Niblock, Py- have sat and watched, and loved, this Halibut, Cod, Smoked Salmon, • these hardships told even now in the urn, Castle Cr.igs, and many other most beautiful spot on earth, and each Wood fpr Sale. Free Bus meets all trains. lofty peaks, while to the e.ist an up- Kippers, Bloaters, shipped to East, and have them believed, as they time, and each hour with increasing Having established a peimanent Hourly Street Car. still are, to my knowledge. In fact, i ight mountain forms a perpendicular love, and I could wish nothing better wood yard, the citizens can depend on all points. VICTORIA only three years ago when making a wall of several thousand feet. This for a friend than that he might view Fare IO Cents getting fir.t class dry wood at all W: M. Brown, Prop. party to visit this coast with me, I mountain has been called Goat, but it and be likewise satisfied. times. Front Street found pcopie who insisted that it ought not to be so named, as there is Write for Prices >i vould not be safe for anyone to begin anothei of that name just east of it. ROBERT SAMSON the trip over this very dangerous A man might bc willing to die to have A Plucky Woman. ©_®Canadian Pacific Railway, and would Col., says: "Up a steep declivity, Jas. I. Woodrow McKenzie & Martin NOTARIES I. s)\ have starved to death had thej* not Nowheie in hcr possessions could heating the limp form of her husband been wise enough to take their own there liave been found a grander piece in htir aims, Mrs. 0. B. Wilson strug­ -RUTOHER THE GROCERS provisions; and I could not convince of Nature's wor*k to have been named gled a quarter of a mile to thc Denver one person, at least, to the opposite. for England's noble Queen, than this & Uio Grande .Railroad, where she Retail Dealer in— l SIBBALD & FIELD In fact, the few of us who liave ven­ long and silent lange, whose eternal stood on the track and made such Beet, Pork, DKALKRS IN HAVE tured out here have often felt while white robes throw their shadows and frantic gasturPS that thc engineer of a en-route that provisions must give out blessing over thc royal Lake Louise, fast freight stopped the train and took Mutton, Etc, Fruits of all and the rails stop somewhere short of 1 bat i csts like a daughter at her feet. thc injured man on board. Fish and Game in Season.... the Pacific Coast, but to our delight The shadows here are ever changing, "Mrs. Wilson, who is Ihe wife of thc Kinds in Season the lake is usually still as glass, and so Houses and Lots we bave found the luxuries and plea­ station agent here, accidentally shot All orders promptly filled sures holding out to the end, and our mirrors all these enchanting heights her husband while hunting yesterday. Corner Dongla- only disappointment being that there and ciags in filaeK, and green and Ife dropped to thc ground insensible, KlnaStreota __BYBIrS¥0__B,B.S FOR SALE were not many thousands of miles white on its lovely surface. This is but the plucky woman, although especiall3rtrue of the earliest morning more to enjo}\ weighing less than 115 pounds, carried IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY I have often said that the Swiss Alps hour. A picture taken from the shore the man, who weighs loT, pounds, up •were not vast in comparison vvith the near the little Chalet reveals these the mountainside, but when the train For Fine Job Printing try •'NSURANCE JN'oith American Alps. For this 1 reflections so pei fectiy that as you men camo to her assistance she Jiave been rebuked; hence I am glad to' reverse thc picture it is not so easy to •fainted," THE HERALD—Prices right. ox)OBXXOOBXJJSXDDXJXXOo.oxxoaooo0:0o !^Sr^r\r^^^r^^r>'''*V^^^^^*A*^/V'^!

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•4*. __. . _*. .*_. Jf. __• ^- .fr. jf, Jf. Jf, Jfj t_*i itt i*_ a ftt 1 _. fti fti ITl ITi fti fti t*_1 **^****^** LEGAL fi f> 1^,114,114.1fff T i t 14,114.1 >4L> ff 14.1 ff ff ff f' f> '.|.« 'J.« M,' 14.114,1 '4,1 l+J t.J.1 IJ.I _COTT & BRIG08 **_. Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. ig_.«e___>5 IHE (MON HOTft VERY STABLES Solicitor- Ior Molsons lUnk. Cancellation of Reserve. VI. J. LIC1STEURHE, r,ini;ag*er. First Street Kevelstoke, B. C. First-class Livery and Feed Stables, Saddle Horses. JJARVEY, M'CAKTEB. <_ PINKHAM Single and Double Rigs for Hire on Reasonable Barristers, Solicitors, Eto. NEWLY BUILT AND FURNISHED Solicitors for Imperial Bank ol Canada. COAST DISTRICT. Terms. Turned out Clean and Neat. Company luud-to loan at8 percent. FIRST SIKEKT, Rcvclstoko B. c. , Notice is hereby giv en that tho reservation STRICLY F.RST-CLASS notice of which Mas published iu tlio B (i Suit because it is cheap. Order it JJUGH S. CAYLKY Ourctte, and dated Ulh Anguat, 1001, co\crins n belief land extending back a distance oi ten miles 011 o*ch side uf tho Skcona River, be­ because it will be becoming*, fashionable) durable and THE BAR Is" SUPPLIED Barrister and Solicitor. tween Kilsilas Can}on aud Hazelton, ls can­ OFI'ICE—Corner First Street nnd B05I0 A\e. celled. , . , WITH BEST BRANDS Orders left here for Firewood promptly filled. Notlio Is also i?l\en that that portion of lhc comfortable. The best is the cheapest. We make thc HI:M:LSTOKE, B.C. rciiervutloti, notico uf which \\as*published in Dry Fir, Hemlock and Cedar. tho 1). f). Gazetto and dated -fill December. It>!i9, entering a belt of luntlcxtcndlnK between best. In making a Suit we give advice when wanted and WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS DR. MORRISON tho niouth of Kitimat Rher and KI ltd las Can von, is rescinded in to far as it covers land lyiiiK botween tho KlMlas CRIIJOU nnd a we accept.advice when a customer desires to give it. D1*..V_I__ point In tliu Kitimat Valley, distant ten mile. ARROWHEAD, - B. C. In a northerly direction from tho mouth uf Office—Lawrence Hardware Co Illock—Upstairs Ivltlmal titvor, and that Urown lands thereon has. Turnross, Prop will bc open to hale, pre-emption and oilier Every now and then you are confronted with the disposition under the provisions of tho Land FOR SALE Act, on nml inter Hie ulKlith (Sthi day of He- question, " Who's Your Tailor "—Cresssman & Morrison, SOCIETIES. ion.bor no\i: Provided that tho rlghtof way —At a Bargain if Sold Tills Month— of any railroad shall not be included in au.\ lands so acquired. of course. LOYAL OUANGE LODGE No. 1038. ONE RESIDENCE regular meetings arc held In the IV. S. GORE, Oddfellows Hull on tho Third Kii- Deputy Commissioner of Lands tic Works In Continl Pait of tho City, and Oin_ dftyof each month, at8p m. sharp. Land. and Works Department, Lot 50 x 100. Visiting brethren cordially 1 in Hed Victoria B. C , Ulsl August, 1905. sop7-3m J A. AOHESON, lV. Jl R. J. TAGGERT, Roc-Sec. A GOOD RANCHE KOOTENAY STAR, R. 11. P. NOTIOE. 80 Acres, close lo ton 11. 35 .icics of Notice is'liorchy gli en that 80 daj softer date (.mm & MORRISON which csin be cnsil) cleat cd. Suil.iblu for M-eeta on First Tuesday ot every month, In I Intend to apply to the HonoraMe tho Chief I. O. O. F. Hall. Conimissioner of Lands and Works f.ir por Hay and Mixed Kunun^-. Apply loi j. ACHESON. W. P. mission to cut und inrry away timber from tho I The Leading Merchant Tailors. pailicul.-i- at HERALD Ollice. JK. J. TAfaUEKT, KKO. mliuuing deiribed lands situated in West > > > Koolonay district: *. rffr T ____ *^* **^* •__t'__x'_r_L **fr» *^* *^* **^* **^ ' **^ * *'*fr» **^*- I __*_ T__*! tTi tJ-Tl-1*1*1 tn*. rf*l r_t.M ^'» *^* *' ! l l % 1 % 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1. Commencing at a post planted on the * **4. 'Jh *\y *P *•#•* *V yP ** 4* *V *V + '+ 'Hh **V '+' '+ N* •+ 'Hh VK +* '*' *4»' * Cold Range Lodge, K. of P., south side of Smith ereek about 2K miles from 60 YEARS' Ko. 26, Revelstoke, B. C. thc Columbia river and marked -E.J. John- EXPERIENCE sou's north east corner post," thence soutii 80 EETS EVERY WEDNESDAY chains, thence west f_ chains, thence north 80 M in Oddfellows' Hall at s chains, thcuco cast 80 chains to the point of Five-Acre Blocks of this well o'clock Visiting Knights arc commencement. cordially invited. 2. Commencing nt a post planted on the soutli sldo oi Smlih creek ahout VA miles from known Farni are Offered B. SCOTT, C. C. the Columbia river ond marked "E.J. John- STEWART MCDONALD, K. of R. A S. sou's north east comer post," thence BOiith 80 Neglect chains, theuce west 80 chains, thonco north 80 II'. A. BROWN, M. of F TRADE MARKS chains, thence east SO chains-to tho point of We have a large assoitmenfc of G.irden Tools, Spades, DESIGNS for Sale Now at cominencoincnt. Hoes, Rakes, Etc., Ornamental Garden Fencing, Gal­ COPYRIGHTS &C. 3 Commencing at a post planted on the vanized Wiro Mesh Fencing. - - ' Anyone sending a elcotrh nnd description mar quickly ascertain our opinion froo wfietlier an south sirlc of Smith creek about IJ. miles from liiTontlon Is probnblrpntontablP Communlca. the Columbia river and mnrked • E.J. John­ tions strictlyconlldontfal. HAHDOOOK onl'otonu son's norih cast corner post," thence south 80 sent froo. Oldost nseiicy for 60LUrui|7 patents. - cliuins, thence west SO chains, thence north 80 Pntonts taken tiirouKh Sluiin At Co. rocelye *•<_ chains, thenceeast 80 ehains to the point of Paints, Varnishes, Brushes tpectal notice, lrltliout clmrjo, in tho coni-iciicoi_eut. - Whitewash Biushes and Brushes of all kinds. 4. Commencing at n post planted on tho Call and inspect our new stock. - "'•*', Scientific Fmmmi south sldo of bmith creek aboiit6J_ miles from A fitindaomoly lllustrnted wcoldj'. T nrirost clr- tho Columbia river and marked -E. J. John- oulntlon of «nyncientlUo Ion niul 'J'crtna, $.3 _a. NOTICE. son's north east corner post," theneo south 80 chains, thence vvest 80 ehnlns, theneo north* 80 _four months36,Broi, $1. Sold,wa by all newsdealers. < hains, thence cast SO chains to tbe point of coinmoncement.c-. . / ^ f Lawrence Hardware Company * &Co. " ''New YorR Branch Offlco. 625 F St., Wasbln_lon. D. C. . Will Make a Beautiful i .**, 5 'Commencing at a post planted on the Jf. Jf. .if. ._-. Jf.l .T. jf. jf.l ! jf.l ._*. .^-_ jr. jf. Jf* »*_. Jr. Jf. Jr. Jf* .*t*. Jr. jf* .*_. .*_ .l Jf. _ TENDER FOR TIMBER LIMITS. soutii tide of Smith creek about e% miles from '+' f f* f> f '4.' '+' + +* f ff fl f' f fl f* f f f f *+' '+' '4.' ff JF~ the Columbia river and marked "E. J. John­ son's north cost corner post," theneo south SO Country Residence for City chains, theme west80chains.-thenccnorth80 _fr "* CEPAltATE sealed tenders will bo received 1} chains, tlience east 80 chains to the point of THE CALGARY M4RBIC _ **^>t P^tho undersigned up.to noon of Widiiesda*., commencement. . •> .1 1st--Nove-nlwr, wus,"fiom anj person who may People during* the Summer -; . ' desiroto obtain special licences under the provi- ". 6. Commencing at a post planted on the ,. sions oftho -Land Act," for the purpose of cutting south Hide of Smith crock about 7J_ miles from " ' •*& timber from the following described tiiuber the Columbia river and marked --E. J. John­ Rouble Value for your Money son's north east cornor post," Ihence soutii 80 mm WORKS. . limits:— —__«__. Months. chains, thence vvest £0chains, thence north SO j *-• ,'r*iM No. l'—Commencing at a post located on west ohains. thcuco east 80 chains to the point 01 -Dealers in .uid -I.iniifurturers of liank of Nortii Thompson Itiver, three miles soutii commencement. _Jp,." _. *"*. -, '1 £**w& of mouth of Albroda Kiver, marked "h- F. I, 1 " That is what jou get when you get one of our Marble und G t.mite Monuments, Cemetery \ Feneincjs. , JVlimtlepieces, , %&& south-east coruer'; runiing westHO chains; north 7? Commencing at a post planted on the - . - -.- .>£•>. - Will grow the Finest Fruit -(ISO chains; ea_t 40 < hains to river, south auing south side ot Smith creek about 2Ji miles from T.ible.s, Butchers,' Slabs, Ciuidy Slabs, river bank to starting point; containing about (HU the Columbia river and marked ."E.- J. John J, acres. \ • - 1 „ . ' .' "**-- -*\ -.waM Imposing Stones, etc. • son's soutii east corner post," Ihence north 40 Stylish Up-to-Date . Suits i — J chains, thence westlOO chains, thonce south 4t> - and Garden Vegetables on the, , Dated July 12th, 1905. -ft ' - -*- r, v. , -. y- it * • .- - • ~ ^-i-'; '*'- Prices the low est, for best material -1 chains,thenceeast 160chainsto^the point of "No -.^-Commencing ata post located on south commencement.'. — - „«» j.-1 "*• -.•-( .' . • . > First—You "get your money's worth in Style an'd Comfors and woi'kiimnsln'p., j* •-? 1JVT*H5.___ : line of.No. 1, if chaiiis west of Nortii Ihompson • .-,•>- ' o 1 Second—You get jour money's worth' iii_Fit~and_Wcar. S»',.'. S-ffi ~ Elver: running; south I60"chains; east-10 chains; 8.'^Commencing at a post "planted'on the * The 'largest AIonunient.il AVorks in Qohtinent. ^ . > \ . ^\»*?yj.* \i north sljng nver bank 160 chains; west 40 chains south-side of Smith creek about 4J£ miles from 1 . ". - ' -* J>. -..- 'i'Sj- - J ,.j to starting point; containing about 040 acres.- - . tho Columbia river and marked^'-E J. John- the Northwest Teriitories. --, .- ** Dated"july"jSOiilBOf.'-'-p J _." ' v V'* sou's south east corner post." thence north 40 chains, thottco west. 160 chains,thencesoulh "- -s-'-sp • .- "' **•••— No. S — Commencing at "a post located on west 40 chains, thonce eostldO chains to the point of ;..'" Terms of Payment"cahrbej -bank of Nortli Thompson River, close to trail, 3 1 mm HT J aiid £>EVIN__; The' Sonierville Co.,' Props., > miles south of south line of No. 2, iaaiked "E.F.l., commencement, -* -JB >!.-.'-. _va->. • : south-east corner"; running west 40 chains; north 1 9. Com_icnclfiR?a_ t a post,, planted"o n the ,, -rr*. Merchant-Tailors, -J >'. -.OALGABY, ALTAI ' , 160 chains; east 40 chains: south along river,bank soutlf aide of ami t*h' creeTeekk iabou t &A mile' a from arranged. " "•'. *••-\ , - ' v) to starting point; containing about 0-10 acres. tho < olumbia rl\eraud marked "K. J. John­ „ "DatedJuly 13th, 1905.,' " "„'-'' >. .<-<-,. ... son's south east corner post," thenee north 40 Mackenzie Avenue .Revelstoke,- B.C. R. Howson & Co., Agents, •it No. 4.—Commencing at a post located west side chains,.tlieu.is.ttlieucec west 16loucnains0 chains., thenci>_-Q-uttuue wutmh 4iu0 * '/ - BEVELSTOKE, B C- „ .. u mm mm,mm .North _ hompsontB" er, closo to trail, *- aliout 3 chainss„thenc, e east 160 chains, to the'poiat of J ' '"'J' ' '"-*.- ' ," \S*\ lehceioont.^.-s- «•*••»•-»-.."*.- .'."I"1- -' *•*• *" i .; ,. '« i ' • -I-*"-- .' < .WJniIe»aonth4if No.J, marked. 'X.X.V 'f south-east coiume i- J. I, ^ vv- '• tt K ^ ^ . - -• t,\ 1 - t '"- • ., M.A >; - . r « comer"; running west 40 chains; north 180 chains: "30. .'commencin1 - * *-g• 1a t a post .plante, d_ on'th^' _,"*e* * 'east SO chains to nv er, south along river, bank to nortrT-ldoof the north foik^of amlth creek, r >** _ ii-^n NOTICE.' '• -- , " Apply for Particulars to the' / starting point: coutaimng about (HO acres. about 614 miles from, the Columbia river and IN-'THE. MAXTEB OF-TUE "WINDING-UP > . Dated July ISth, 1905. marked -E. I. Johnson's south cast'eorner." / > ' ACT lffflS.'-AND AMENDING ACTS, v Notice Is hereby given'that at the expiration thente north 80 chains, thence west 80 chains, of one month from tbe date hereof, the regis­ No. 5 —Commencing ata post' located on .east thence bouth 80 chains, thence east 80 chains S-" -' ' ,' . - . '.-„ and^ A- J \ .- . tered ofllce or chief place of business of the "* - bank of North Thompson Itiver, opposite north-. to the place of commencement.'- t Brown Bear Mining and Development Com- east corner of No-4, marked " K.F.F., north-west , Dated September 4th, 1005. IN THE MATTER' OF" EMPIRE LUMBER any, Limited Liability, will bo removed from j corner"; running east 40 chains; south ISO chains; v . - " ' COMPANY, LIMITKD. Bonald, B: C , to Golden. B. C. .y-,.X--iti weft 30 chain, to river, north along river to . . ., -t > - - •* *-"u. Empire-Lumber Company, Limited,* has gone OFFIC . . " -_' J* u . - O.'D. HOAR, " "-*" Dated July ISth, 1005' • _ ..'- v. into v oluntarj- liquidation under the above Act v Write for our interesting books " Invent­ j No. 6—Commencingat apost located on»west r.'"'•'••-'- '-^NOTICE.'. '^" \ and lias appointed Frederick E Sine, of the city of pep7 30d . " Secretary te said Company. or's Help" and "How you are swindled."' ~ bankof North Thompson Rfver, four miles south Revelstoke, BC, accountant, its liquidator, for Send us a rough sketch or model of your in­ ' t*- . t-t'ii'**.-P f of No, 4.- marked " E F.F., south-east corner"; * Notice is hereby givon tbat thirty days after the purposes of such winding up. * - ' vention oriinprovemeiit nnd we will tell you : . - -AAA *- running west 40cbains, north 220 chains; east 20 datel intend'-to'apply to tho Chief Commis 'lhecreditors of the above Company, which has ,"- . *"\ " " NOTICE.',,. . free our opinion ns to wliclhei il i« probably - *rl+ . sioner oLLands and Works for a special license its head ollice in said city of ltevelstoke, and all ^ .._vV - chains to river; south along river bauk to starting Notice Is hereby gi\ en that thirty days after patentable Rejected «rPtl<*etlors hive often o ' " point; containing abont 640 chains. .,"*""* 1 to out and'earry away timber from the follow­ others having any claims against said Company, date, I intend toapply to thc Chief Commis­ been successfully prosecuted by us. vV_ Dated July ISth, 1905. *V -*.*-> . / ing described lands, situated on the west side are required, on or before the first day of Novem­ sioner of Lands and works for permission to conduct fully equipped offices in Monacal oi Arrow Lakes on a creek cinptjing into Shel­ ber, 1903, to send to Han ey,McCarter & Pinkham. cut and carry away timber from the following and Washington , tinsi|ii-llilies us lo piompt-, No.7.—Commencingat a post located on east ter Bay, in West Kootenayldistrict: - „. solicitors for said liquidator, at their oflico, _i.it. described lunds situate, in Ylcst Kooteuuy ly dispatch work and quitklv s'cure Patents 4 bankof North Thompson Biver, opposite north­ 1. Commencing at the .econd south west Street, Revelstoke, B C, thoir names and ad­ district: ' ,,'. -". as broid ns tlic invention. Highest references east corner of No 6, marked " E. F.F , north-west angle of Lot 811- of theK and S limits, then dresses and descriptions, and the full particulars Commencing at a post-planted about four furnished. I ,. < •; comer'; running east 40 chains; soutii 220 chains; v, est 160 chains, thence tou tb -lo chains, thence of their claims or debts, verified by oath, and the hundred jnrds south of -Ijouniecreek, about Patents procured through Marion & Ma ,-ffest 20 chains to river, north along river bank to past 100 chains, thence _north. 40 chains-to nature and amount of the securities, if anj, held three and a half-miles above tbe north fork, lion receive spt-cial notice v. llltmit charge iu -r '• starting point: containing about 64U acres. point of commencement. ~>,. .- . '^. .', by them,and the specified value of such securities Queens Jfotel and marked."G. 11. Ragle's north-west corner over ioo tifwspapers distributed lluougliout, '*, " DatedJuly 13th, 1905. ' j . . " " "' and: if so required b> notico in writing from said t 2. .Cosnmenclnc at-the** third'south .west liquidator or.liis solicitors, to come iu and prove' post," thence soutb 80 chains, tlience east 80 the Dominion < No. 8.—Commencing at _t post located on. Bone angle of Lot 811 of the K. and S. limits, theuce tlieir said debts or,claims in the usual way. at chains, tbence north SO chains, theneo west 80 J Specialty:—Patent business of Manufa: , 1, Creek, one-quarter mile east of confluence with west SO chains, thence north 80 chains,!Hence such time and place, as shall be specified m such chains to the point of commencement. Sturersanei Engineers ' „ ( -" North Thompson River, - marked " E. F. F., ea.t-10 chains, thence sonth 40 chain*, thenie nocice. - , " -'- ' -, , ** -* Dated August 25th, 1!)0J. ,, ( •> COMAPLIX V south-west corner"; running east 160 chains, cast40 chains to point of commencement. I MARION & MARION ' Atter tlic.first day of November, 1005, the said ..Q.'B. NAGLE, Best brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Travellers to north 40 chains; west 160 charns; south 40 chains Dated August _8tb, 19u. ' liquidator w ill proceed to distribute the assets of } Patent Expert. and Solicitors c ' to starting point. - •*" thu Compan) amongst the parties entitled thereto, Per'E. McBean, Agent, t. the claims of which he then /Offices: Atlantic Bid);, Washington DX^tj u has had notice, aud the liquidator vv ill not then be Hotel. No. 9.—Commencing at a post located forty liable for the assets or any part thereof so dis­ NOTICE. _ rods north of Thunder Creek, on west bank of tributed to anj person of vv hose claim ho had not _»North Thompson River, marked "E."_. F., south- notice at the time of the distribution thereof. Notice is hereby gi\en that thirty days after CHIEF YOUNG, *v\ east comer', running vvest 40 chains; north '100 Certificate of - Improvements Dated this "th day of September, 1005: , - dute 1 iniend to apply tn the Chief Commis­ Proprietor . chains; east 40 chnins to river, south along river < ' " NOTICE1 - - "/ sioner of Lands ana Works fur permission to starting point; containing al* ut 640 acres. FBEDEEICK E SISE, », to cut and carry ana\ timber from the follow­ e sep 14 td Liquidator. ing described lands situatoin West Kootenay . Dated July 17th, 1905. . * , ' , Meadow View. No. 2 mineral claim, situate in district: .___ No. 10.—Commencing at.a post located half. the Arrow Lako Mining Division of West Kooto- —Cotnmcncinir atra post planted oiTtho south &**#%&K&^ _mile south of Hell Roaring i-rock.'on eastbank of nay District.^—^*=—--=-—^- r,~r „—— side of Dounie creek, about four and three- —^North Thompsorillivt-r, m.-irkeiP' E. F IF., south­ Where located—one mile north of Tire Vallej NOTICE. quarter miles abo\e tho nortb fork and mark­ west corner': running east 40 chains; nurth 100 Creek, and foui miles east of Kettle Kiver. In the matter of Erwin Lower, deceased, and in ed "G. 11. Nagle's north-west corner post," SEWING MACHINE; chains, west 40 chains to river, south along river TAKU NOTICII that I. John B. Old. acting - the matter of the Official Administrators Act. ihence soutii 80 cbiiius. thence cast 80 cliuins ROLLER BEARINO.' to starting point; containing 040 acres, as agent for m> self, Free Miner's Certificate No Notice is hereby gnon that b) order of His Ihence uorth 80 chnins, thence west 80 chains v HIGH GRADE. Dated Jul) 17th, 1905. ' U B-iiOJ, intend, sixty ka>s from the date hereof, Honor J. A. Form, Lorn) Judge, dated the 121 h to ihe'poiul of crinmciiccineut. QD id See Or Scotdi Tweeds A No. 11.—Commencing at a post located on west to apply to the Muting Recorder for a Certificate da-, of September, 1001, George S. McCarter, Oili- Dated August 25lh, VMS ^ bank of North Thompson River, tliree miles tfotith of Improvements, for the purposo of obtaining a cio'l Administrator for tliat part of Kootcnaj G. B."NAGLE, of No. 9, marked " K. 1. F. south-east corner"; Crown Grant of the above claim. . _ - ' County comprised nitliiu the Hei elstoke Elector­ Before you place your Order for a Fall Suit. al District, lias been granted li tiers of adminis­ Ter E. McBean, Agcut. running west 40 chains, north 16*1 chains; east 40 And further take notice thit action, undei tration, to administer all and singular the estate chains to river: snut li along riv er to starting point; Section 37, must be commenced before tho issuance of Ertrin Lower, deceased, intestate. > Wc also carry the Best Lines of Worsteds and Serges containing about WU acres. ,-., . ,,_. , . o • of such Certiticate of Improvements. NOTrCE. Dated July 17th, 1905 And further take notice tlint all claims upon tlie in the market. PRICE RIGHT ! Dated this 2_ud day of July, A. D , 1005. said estate must lie sent in to the said Aduunistra* Notice is hereby given that thirty days after No. 12.—Commencing at a post located nn east JOHN B. OLD. bankof North Thoinpsun Icfv.-r, about 4} miles tor, at his oflice Imperial liank Block, Hev elstoke, datel intend to applv to the Chief.Lommls- •V - B.C. within 30 da>8 from the date hereof, jfter sioner of Land* and Works for j-crmlHslon to Latest Styles and Fit Guaranteed. •outh of No. 10, niar-cd ' E l ' 1' , hOiith-w ust cor­ nliicli time all proceeds will be distributed among cut and carryaway timber from tho following ner; running e.ist 40 chains, noith 2_i chains; vvest tlic parties lav, fully thereunto entitled. described lands situute In West Kooteuay WE USE THE UNION LABEL. SO chains to river, smith along river to point of district: Certificate- of Improvements GEORGE S. .McCARTER, starting; containing about 04U acres. Commencing nt a post planted about two , Dated July 18th, 1S05. Official Administrator. hundred yards souih of Downlo creek, about No. 13.—Commencing at a post located on east Dated the 14th day of Soptember, 1004. six miles above thc norlh fork and marked "G. SCOTT & FOX, First Street - bank of North Thompson River, 100 chains north • ; NOTICE * '- , B. Nagle's nortii west corner ipost," thence of mouth of Mud Creek; running east 40 chains, Foloddfa and Sommerset minerarclaims situate soutii M) chains, tlicucc cast 80 chains, thcuco •••-•«*•«£«*«*-••; *&»«**#****^ north 240 chains: west 20 chains to river, soutii in the Arrow Lake Mining Division of,West NOTICE. • north 80 chains, tliciioo-M'-st 80 chains to thc * along river to starting point; containing about 640 Kootenay district.- ^ * - pointof commeni ement atft acres. In the matter of Robert Taggart, deceased, and • i- Whero located:—Two miles east of Kettle river Dated August*-Mh, 1005. f Dated July 18th, 1905. _^ - , and one mile from Fire Valley Creek. iu the'matter of tbe Official Administrators Act. — **. . ---G.'B. NAGLE, ^AAr>r>r>^^A^>^^^rV*'*^r''^^^ f^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^V^ _ •» "No. 14.—Commencingat apost located on east TAKE NOTICE that I, John B. Old, F. M. C. > bank of Nortii Thompson River, 20 chains north of B 0521)3, acting at agent for A. II Old, F. J I. C. Notice is hereby given that by order of nis .. Per E, McBean, Agent. Mud Creek; running east 100 chains; norlh 80 B 95201 and W. H. Page Free Miner's Certificate Honor J. A. Form, Local Judge, dated the ]2th chains: west 60 chains to rivei, south along river No. B 06205, intend siity dajs from the date day of September, 10ft"! George i>. McCarter, Offi­ .to starting point; contai_ingabout640 acres. . hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for cial Administrator for that part-of Kootenay County comprised M itiun the Kevelstoke Elector­ " ' NOTICE. - Dated July Sth, 1905. - - ' , Certificate of Iinproements, tox." th" e purpose of obtaining a Crov,n Grant of the a*bovabovee claimscli . al District, has been granted letters of administra­ Notice is hereby given that thirtv days after No. 15.—Commencing at a post located on west tion, to administer all ami singular the estate of date I intend to apply to tbe Chief Commis bank of North Thompson River, ahout 20 chains "And further lake notice that action,innder Robert Taggart, deceased, intestate sionerof Lauds and works for permission to HARK! 1 HEAR IM HERALD - <.)b* north of inouth of -Slud Creek, marked 'E. F. F., Section 87, must be commenced before the '* Anil farther take notice that all claims upon tlie cut and carry away timber, from the following by buying this south-east corner"; running west 60 chains, north issuance of such Certificate of Iinpro*. ement-.' said estate must be sent in to the said Adminis­ dcsiribed lands situate In* West Kootenay reliable, honest, . 80 chains; east 121 chains; soutii (ID chains to Dated this 22nd day of July, 1005. ' ' ' district: - . -> • trator, at his office Imperial Bank Block, Kevel­ t high grade sew­ ' \i '- rirer: thence soutli along .iver to starting point, JOHN B. OLD. "• stoke, B C , within SO dajs from the date hereof, Commencing at a post planted on the sonth Yes, that reminds me that I did not send containing about 040 acres. after which time all proceeds-n ill be distributed side of Downie creek, just below the mouth of ing machine. S'C& " Dated July 8th, 1905. _ "" among the parties lawfully thereunto entitled. Canyon creek, and marked "E. McBean's north that order of Printing I was intending to. Now Xo. 16.—Commencing lit a post located on west GEOBGE S. McCAKTKR, w **_ west corner post," tbence east ICO cbains, bank of -Torch Thompson Kiver, three-quarters of I hence south 40 chains, thence west 1GU ehaini, STRONGEST GUARANTEE. a mile nnrtii of Trout Creek, mnrked "K V. F., NOTICE. _- _ -Official.Administrator. Iheuce norlh 40 chains to the point of com­ here I am out of Bill Heads, Letter Heads and ^ north-west corner", running east 40 chains; soutli Dated the 14th day of September, 1005. mencement, i National Sewing Machine Co., 160 chains; west 40 chains; noitli 160 chains to In Ithe matter pf William Shnlifonx. deceased, Dated August28th, 1903. •' - . starting point. and In tho matter of tbe Official Administra­ E. McBEAN. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. in fact everything. It would not look business- e^^ '' Dated July 6th, 100 _ tors Act. * t -. Notice is hereby given that by order of His NOTIOE. .,*-,. FACTORY AT BELVIDERR ILL. Tho competitor offering the liigliott cash bonus Honor J. A. Forin, Local Judge, dated the 12th ' NOTICE. like for me to-writc my letters on Wrapping Paper. wil! bo entitled to special Iicehces covering the day of September, 1005. George S McCarter, Offi­ Notice Is hereby given that, 60 daj-s after date, limits, renewable .annually for a term of twenty- wo intend to apply to the Hon the Chief Com­ Notice is hereby given that thirty days after cial Administrator for .that, part of Kootenay missioner of Lanrfl and Works for permission to one years. *~ County comprised within the KevolstoTke lllcctor-.. date I intend to apply tn the Chief Commis­ NOTICE. Each tender must lie accompanied by a certified imrchaso 160 acres of land situs te on Upper Arrow sioner of Lands and Works for permission to MOTTO : Never let your Stationery run out." Dlstrict, lias been granted letters of administra­ .ake, Uest Kootenay Disti ict, described as cat and carry away timber from the following cheque, mado paynblo to thu undersigned at par tion, to udmlnister all and singular lhe estate of follows.— " ' fn Victoria, to cover the amount of the lirst year's William Shalifoux, deceased, intestate. described lands situale in West Kootenay fees and the amount of bonus tendered; and also Commencing at a po't planted on the east shore district: Notice is heroin (.-nen thii at thc next sitting of a certlfled clicniie for $2,063, being tho cost of Anc further tnko notice that all claim* upon the of Upper Arrow Like, at the comer of I ot 1,139, Commencing at a post planted about two the Hoard of Licensing Commissioners foi the cruising the limits. * said cstato must bo sent in to the said Adminis­ Group 1. and marked "Arro - head Lumber Com­ hundred jardi nortii of Downie orcel. trail, city of Kcelstoke, applicii tion'-trill bo mado by trator, at hii office Imperial Bank Block, Ketcl- pany's south -cstPteorner post"; thence east along the undei signed fora tr.in fer from If. A. 1'erley Tho chequoe w ill at once bo returned to unsuc­ about six miles from the Big Bend trai I stoke, B C , ft ithin .10 da>s from the cl ite hereof, the north bonndan of Lot 1 ISO, SO chains; thence and marked "E. 1. cBeun's north-west corner to Alexander J. McDonell, of ltevelstoke, of the cessful competitors after which time all proceeds «ill bo distributed nortii 4C chains, thence west SO cbains, more or post," ihence soutii W) < bains, thence cost 80 retail liquor license now h-jld by II. A Periey in W. S. QOHE, among the parties law fully thereunto entitled. less, to thc Fhore of Upper Arrow Like, tlience cbains, thence north 80 chains, thence west 80 respect of tlio Hotel lici elstoke. DOES UP-10 DATE PRINTING I southerly, and following the shore line of Upper chains to the point of commencement. Dated September 12th, Id. Doputy Commissioner of lands and Works. OEOB-E S. McCAKTF.R, Arrow Lake, to the point of commencement. _ al__ September 2nd, 190-5. .. H. A. PEBLEY, At Moderate Prices. Land and Works Department, Official Administrator. Dated this Sth August, 1005. KKO ABEOWHEAD LUMBER CO., LTD. sep 7 .. . E. MoBPAN. A. J. MCDONELL. Victoria, B. O., 20tb September, 1909. td Datod tbe lith <|»y of September, 1906.

' \ ' . -H~ ; •^^•vi•'^'A•^vv^¥V»^v^•^»v^^•^^^^^•»-*^^^ Edith desired nothing moro earn­ estly just at that moment.- For Its Absolute HOW PERFUME IS MADE "Well, doctor—your patient?" she Remarkable inquired, anxiously. DESCRIPTION" OP A OKBEAT "Will do very well! Will do very Purity and well! That is, if ho bc properly at­ PHE-TCH INDtfSTEY. tended to, and that is what I wish­ MOSf - - .« a . Delicious Flavor ed to speak to you about, Miss Processes by Which Tons of Blos­ Edith. I have soon you near sick- THE DRAFT HORSE. soms Give Up, Their bods before this, my dear, and know Odors.' that I can better trust you than any Many fanners havo attended our one to whom I could at present ap­ fairs and soon modern draft horses In tho southern part of France, Or, The Strange Disappearance ply. I intend to instull .vou as his on exhibition. The up-to-date draft which borders on the Mediterranean: nurse, my dear. When a life depends liorse is one that stands close to tho and extends between tho Alps and upon .your care, .vou will waive any ground with short legs and broad tho Rhone, tho culturo of flowers has scruples you might otherwiso fool, *A<*-'**A-V-SA'VW*'^^ base. The feet ^arc well apart, with developed into a great industry for Miss Edith, I am sure! You will space enough for another loot of the tho manufacture of perfumes. "li­ CHAPTER III. doing—tho only honorable course left have your old maid, .lenny.. to as­ same size to be placed between thcm. the department of tho Alpes-Mari- open to mc, is to go und givo mysolf sist you, and Solomon at hand, in Tho buck of this animal will bo times tho porfumery industry has • Young student- of tlio neighboring case of nn cinei>viicy. But I intend academy—mere boys ot from thirteen up to answer the charges that may somewhat shorter than that . :>f lhe Ceylon Tea, the World Preference. probably mado greater strides than Iio brought against me?" to delegate mj> authority, and leavo speed horse. It is with the hind Said only In scaled lead packets, 40c, joe, 60c. By all arocera. Blur filled or Or ten. to eighteen yours ot age, but brave, my directions with you." in any other portion of France." spirited, vigorous lads, well mount­ "Oh. heaven! I know! 1 know legs tlmt ho propels himself and Highest Award St. Louis, 1904. says M. Georgo Cnyes in tho Monde ed, well armed, and led on by llio whut you gavo incurred by defending "Yes, doctor, I will do my vcry thus it can ho easily seen that, Moderne of Paris. "Horo aro moro n-doubtablo college hero, Cloudesley me! i" know the awful penalty laid host for your patient." since»the collar is on the shoulder, than sixty factories, tho total pro­ Mornington. Thoy rushed forwurd, upon a military oillcer who lifts his "1 am sure of that. I am sure of that the whole weight of the load deemed of greater practical value. 20 por cent. It IB 'several years duct of which is valued ut mora they surrounded, tliey fell upon tlio hand, against liis superior. Don't that." is drawn by the back. T_croforo.it Under liis management 900 hens since he was able to retire from a'c- than four million dollnrs per year, marauders with an ubsoluto shower go! oh, don't go!" Edith wutdiod by his cot tlirough must be short, broad and woll mado a record of, over 200 eggs each tivo work nt the great steel mills hc and over fifteen hundred persons aro helped to build up. 01 blows. "And do you really take .so much all tho night, fanning him softly, muscled. a year. . During the first half, of constantly :employed, without count­ interest in my fate, sweetest lady?" keeping his chost covered from the August the amount of feed is'.reduc­ Tho career of Mr. Joseph Pulitzor ing the multitude of harvest hands. Cloudesley fought his wny through air, giving him his medicino a*T the Thc shoulder of this horso is long ed lo one-fourth of a ration and no has been remarkable. The proprietor to the miscreant Thorg. ', •J snid the youth, gazing at hnr with and well-shaped, so as to gi'iV a of the Now York World, now a mil­ Tho moro important harvests aro tho deepest and most delightful .mo­ proper intervals, and putting drink mash is fed for two weeks. This thoso of the roso, 4,000,00b pounds, Thorg was still on foot, armed to his lips when he needed it. liut good base to thu collar. It should nearly or quito stops lho enliro egg lionaire, was an alien immigrant tions. be moro nearly perpendicular than with no resources save his wits. It tho orango flower 5,000,000 pounds with a sword, mid laying about him never trusted hcr eyelids to closo yield, reduced -tho fowls in llosh so tho violet 000,000 -pounds, tho jns- savagely. among the crowd of foes " 'Tako an interest' in my generous' for a moment. Jenny shared hor that of the speed animal. Howover, that when tho full feeding starts is said that in his lirst days he was protector! How* sliould I help it? sloping, shoulders are often found in a waiter iu a St. Louis beor-gurden; mino 1,200,000 pounds, the tuberose that had surrounded liim. vigil by nodding in an easy chair; in about August 20, tho liberal feed­ 300,000 pounds, the geranium 70,- Cloudesley was still on horseback— Oh! don't go! Don't think of going. and Solomon Woismnnn, a young- our best draft horses. The hocks ing starts the fowls to gain and tho then ho got hold of a small papor, You' will not—will you? Say that medical .student, by sleeping soundly of this horso will show rather a whicli seemed to bo near its last 000 pounds and * the cassia 300,000 lie had caught up nn axe that lay addition of a light feed of sunflowers pounds. If wo considor tho fact that carelessly upon tho lawn, and now you will not!" '" on tho wooden settee in the hall. So narrow angle, bemuse it is by this promotes a rapid and even molt. gasp. Having rovlved that, ho se­ passed tho night. After midnight, to that a greater leverage is given and cured something bigger. Ho made all these flowers are weighed with­ ho rushed upon Thorg* from behind. "You will not advise mo to any­ For four consecutive seasons this thing dishonorable, 1 am sure." Edith's great relief, his fover began ho is able to move heavy loads. Tho his first small fortune out of thc St. out their steins it is evident that Ho had no scruple in taking this tn abate, and ho sank into a sweet body is massive; 1<- • sot, ample, method has beon faithfully adhered Louis Post-Despatch, and then ac­ tho quantity is enormous, and this advantage of the enemy—no scruple "No—no—but oh! at such a fearful to by the writer with ever increas­ fact will bo still better appreciated cost you havo saved me. Oh! when sleep. In tho morning Solomon very muscular and cylindrical. The quired tho World. How ho worked! with an unscrupulous monster—an roused himself, and camo in and re­ hors. should havo solid, large, ing approval and gratitude. No ton­ Tho optical nerves gave way, and ho when wo say that in order to ob­ outlawed wretch—-a wild beast to be I think of it, X wish you had not ics are needed. Clean housing, well tain two pounds of roso leaves no interfered to defend mo. I wish it lieved Edith's watch, - and attended broad bonos and limbs; thc latter has been for years almost entirely destroyed, when and where and how to tho wants of tho patient, while aro well formed and properly placed balanced ' graiiii foods, sharp grit, blind. There is no curo, nnd it is less than a thousand llowers re­ it was possible! had not been done!" charcoal dust baths, shade and pure tho fact that his intelligence is so quired, whilo a thousand bunches of "And I would not for the whole sho went to her room to batho her under his body. And so Cloudesley came on be­ faco and weary eyes. cold water in vessels kept well extraordinarily keen that the limita­ violets, each with a diameter of hind, and elevating this formidable world that it had: not been done! Ho should hnvo large, healthy cleansed are the only requisites.- A tion is not noticed, J more than a foot, furnish only forty weapon in both; hands, raising -him­ Do not fear for me, sweetest Edith! But instead of growing better tho well-formed hoofs, heels woll-separ- tablespoonful of sulphur each alter­ pounds of flowers." I run little risk in voluntarily plac­ patient glow worse, and for days atert, frog strong, healthy, nnd qjuite If Lord Templomorc, who Talcly self in his stirrups and throwing his nate morning in tho mash given to celebrated his eighty-fourth birthday, wholo weight with tho stroke, he ing my in the hands of a court- life was despaired of. Tho most hard; good phj'&iogi.i u y, plenty of each 25 hens and-one pint oil meal METHOD IJ [STILL ATION. skillful' medical treatment, and tho stylo and action, ardor and endur­ is not tho oldest peer, he is without dealt a blow upon the head of Thorg martial—for British officers are gen- on tho other mornings is helpful. doubt "father"" of the Houso of Flowers all go through a prelimin­ that brought him to the cartearthn stunsum-- 1 tlcmen,• •Edith!—you. must not judge most careful nursing scarcely saved ance. He must have .- short, rather his lifo. 'And even after tho immi­ straight pastern in order to do the Lords, of wliich lie has boon a mem­ ary treatment of being placod in a ned. From tho impetus. Cloudesley them by thoso you have seen—and LATE SUMMER CARE OR COWS. ber for sixty-three jcurs. Whon Lord cold room, and plants such as lav­ himself had received, he had nearly .when they hear all the.circumstances nent danger was over, it was weeks heavy work required 'I him. His _*. beforo ho was able to be lifted from Tomplemoro made his first appcar- ender, thyme, spike, mint, roots lost hi.s saddle, but had recovered. I have little doubt that my act will weight should bo in tho neighbor­ Cows . require good feed at all- nnce in tho House of Lords , tho the bed to lho sofa. hood 'oi a ton. If hi- .-• i fhs a lit­ times of the year. If pustures are such ns orris, fruits and woods, are "They fly! They fly! lly tho bones bo justified—besides, my fate will Duko of Wellington wns Commander- passed through cutting and macer­ of Caesar, the miscreants fly! After rest with Ross, General Ross—one of In the meantime, Throg, who was tle more or littlo less, but is good inclined to bo short, ns tho ma­ in-Chier, tho present Lord Aber­ tho most gallant and noble spirits also treated by the doctor recovered. otherwise, hc will not be long'With­ jority aro during July and August, ating machines. Aftor this has been them, my men! After them! Pur­ deen's grandfather was Foreign Sec- done the perfume is extracted, the sue! pursue!" shouted Cloudesley ever created, Edith! And now you Ho took quite an alToctionato leave out a purchaser. The animal cun then somo supplemental feed should ! rotary, whilst Sir Robert Peel was of tho young ensign, and with an ap­ be of any draft breed. Each has be grown to supply the deficiency. principal methods being distillation, w-reelinghi-'horsoaroundto fo"iiow'. j must let mo go, fairest lady." And in tho House of Commons as First maceration, cnileurago and by tho lint just then, tho young llritish j ho raised hei* hand respectfully to pearance of great friendliness and special characteristics, which com­ It is too late now to think of Lord of tlio Treasury. For closo on honesty, promised to interest him­ uso of dissolvents. Distillation is oflicer standing near Edith, •osting'his lips, bowed reverently, and left mend thom to their admirers. It is growing anything this year to help thirty years Lord Tomplemoro sat tho hall to Iind his horse solf at headquarters in behalf of the not necessary at,(liis timo to favor only employed when tho perfume Js on his sword, breathing as it were, out short pastures. Farmers must in tho' llouso of Lords before ho not injured by heat or sleam. Tn after a sever conliict, caught Cloud- Just then Cloudesley was seen ap­ young officer. This somehow filled one and condemn the others; for all learn to plan six or nine months made ,liis maiden speech, the occa­ proaching, crying out that they had Edith with a vague distrust, and breeds sell alike when the animals this case the llowers and water a"ro csley's eyes. Intoxicated with vic­ ahead. Hut if short pastures do sion which brought forth his first ut­ put in a groat alembic and heated.- his \ escaped. dark foreboding, for which she could are of the right kind. Wo say that terance being Mr. Gladstone's Irish tory, Cloudesley sprang from neither account, nor excuse herself, come, the farmer can cut up field or After tho water begins to boil it dis­ horse, and raising his ax, rushed up "You aro not going to leave us, it is quite easy to describe tho ani- sweet corn and'* do somo soiling. Land Pill of 1870. sir?" he asked Cloudesley, catching nor yet shake od. Thorg had been organizes thc ..vegetable cells con­ the stairs upon the youth! nian we would like to produco, but While that is hard work and stakes Princo Peter Kropokin, the famous sight of tho ensign. exchanged, and he joined his regi­ to produco him is unother thing. taining Lho perfume, and this is car­ Edith sprang and throw horself be­ ment after its return from Washing­ too much time, it is better than to Russian social reformer, now resides ried by tho steam through (ho worm fore the stripling, impulsively clasp­ "I am untler the necessity of do­ let a good herd run dry. A mill- ton City, and beforo it sailed from A short time ago any horse' that v at Rromlcy, England. Ho belongs and condensed. Thero is thus ob­ ing her arms around him to shield ing so." flow lost is practically gone for to ono of the proudest and oldest "liut you are not able to travel— tho shores of America would weigh 1400 or 1500 pounds, tained a mixturo of water and psr- , him and- then throwing up one arm was awkward, big headed, lazy and the year. Tho best way, of courso, Russian families. It* is said that he fume nnd it is merely necessary now to ward off a blow, looked up and you can scarcely sit your horse. Weeks passed, during whicli the in­ is to have the cows dry during the had a better " claim to tho throno exclaimed: Pray do not think of leaving us.'' valid occupied the'sofa in his room good for no particular work, was to separate the* two. Tho process of classed as a draft horse by tho lay­ hot months. liut that is not al­ than Alexander II. His'career has distillation, however, has'tho great* "He is my preserver—my preserver, "You arc a soldier—nt least an —and Edith was his sole nurse. And ways possible. Silage is tho cheap­ been unique.. As a boy ho wished to amateur one, und you will untie:- then Commondore Waugh, with his man. To-day in many-places this 1- disadvantage . of- frequently altring •• Cloudesley!" same notion-prevails. * If we will est feed- to --supplement short pas­ study music, but was .'discouraged by the 'perfumes.- obtained, and,,.tho're- And what did tho young ensign stand that after what has occurred, wife, servants and caravan returned tures, but thoso who have none must, his father;-who:told him'.that a11 «_ I must-not seem to hide myself like to Luckenough. become acquainted with tho animal forp,vwhen", it is "desired to obtain, do? Clasped Edith -quietly but close­ do, something elsc. . >*. > man-requirod Ito learn* ot music" was" finer'extracts recourse."must''be 'had, ly to his breast. a fugitive from justice! In. short, 1 The. old soldier hart bcon "posted many formers praise and force'upon Kow -to .turn over the" pages for a . "5 - 1 - thc market, we* will find thoy aro not "About,the only relief for the man to" othei\mothods. * , .-! 1 At It was; a beautiful, beautiful pic­ must go and answer for that whic!. up," he said, relative to all that had lady. Ho" has 'been "in* turn soldier,- I have done." transpired in his absence. draft horses, "neither aro they road who has not-planned to have*'- feed ture! ' . - explorer and-geographer,- prison- re­ >"*" ROILING IN FAT. " - Nay. any - ono might understand "I understand, but really, sir, y.m Thero «ere no words, ho declared, or coach horses,, but quite likely-a for just this very time, is forhim'to* former,, revolutionist-, scientist, . and look very ill—you " to express his-'admiration of Edith's lot of .misfits that belong,to no par­ feed some grain at. thc barn,--or cut -.For* maceration, the flowers'» are, how it was—that .not years of or­ litterateur.'. There is much food for thrown into a- mass •offat melt'ud- dinary acquaintance could have - so Hut-here the young oflicer held out '.'heroism." ticular class, -and for which . there' up .green clover, sweet corn or - fielH- reflection iii the fact that, although is no market.".'. The farmer should corn. 1 ; , - , * _ • and raised "to a temperature of (35 drawn, so knitted these young hearts his hand, smilingly, took leave oi It was in vain that Edith assured ,T ho* is now.an oxile,* ho-w'asyoncc in together as those few hours of su­ Cloudesley, and bowing low to J_.-Jtin liim tliat she had not been heroic at learn to produce th'at which the peo­ One of the most noticeable thinga such favor at the Russian Court that degrees centrigrade, and ... completely, • preme "danger! rode olT. all—that thc preservation of Luck­ ple want and the market demands. on most overy. farm is the poor con­ ho was appointed Chamberlain to submerged," after' several hours tho , enough hnd been flue rather lo tho dition of the pasture. Men who do. perfume being incorporated with lho" "Mj preserver, Cloudesley! My Cloudesley and Edith' followed tho tho Czarina. 1 preserver!'.' gallant fellow with their eyes. Ho timely succor of the college boys UNPROFITABLE' BOARDERS. not food- silage in winter aro in a fat. Tho mass is then strained to , hail hourly reached the gate, the old j than to her own imprudent resolu­ hurry to get tho cows on grass. Cat­ Sir Alfred Sharpe, K.C.M.G., "H.M. get rid of tho flowers, after which Cloudesley grounded his ax. tion. It did no good—the old man So much has been written on tho Commissioner and Consul-Gencral in '"I don't understand that, Edith!" green gate at the farthest, end of the | tle are hungry for succulent feed, British Central Africa, has known a lho . latter nro •_"soak"d in boiling semi-circular avenue, when the horso • was determined to look upon his subject of unprofitable cows that it and they manage to keep tho -grass water and compressed hydrnulically. - "Ifo is my deliverer! When Thorg nieco ns a heroine worthy to stand would seem unnecessary to say any­ good deal more than even his usual set his men on me to hunt me, he stopped, the rider reeled and fell short from the very start. This ups and downs of tho Coloninl ad­ In this way all ' of Uie perfume is from his saddle. Cloudesley and by the side of Joan of Arc. thing further, but it is still true causes tho grass crop - to be short extracted. Tn the'enfluer.ige method cast himself. before me, and kept that unprofitable cows are being ministrator. Onco whon ho had been them at bay, until you came!" Edith ran toward him—reached him. "For," said he. "was it not the at thc season when it is not making to moot tho admiral on the , East frames arc used, the bottoms ot Cloudesley disentangled hi.s foot soul of a heroine that enabled her kept by many farmers, says Mr. growth, and as o result tho cows whith nro glass. Tho frames aro ".Mutinied!" exclaimed Cloudesley, Lester "Williams." " They not only do African station, who had como in astonishment, and a sort of hor­ from the stirrup, and raised him in - to stay and guard the house; and half starve. ' When fall rains revive ashoro for a few days' big game placed ono above the' oilier, small ror. his arms. Edith stood pale and j would the college company over have not pay for their keeping, but they the dormant grass, the cows are shooting. Sir Alfred wont in advance space boing left between the glass breathless by. j como to tho rescue of these old walls are constantly running their owners poor. It takes all the fall to get of his guest, and on crossing tho plates. Tho fatty substance is "Yes, I suppose it was mutiny," in debt. The best thing to do with said the young ensign, speaking for "He has fainted! I knew hc was; if they hnd not heard ihat she had thom back into condition again. It lake his boat was attacked and spreud on the' glass and iv lho "If the occasion could recur, ,lj .Several of thcm dismounted and: electricity before a girls' seminary, any money in travelling about tho would do it again! Yes, a.'thousand gathered around the young en.ign. travel, lingered at Luckenough. Re­ , This record should be kept for a water . contained in the Powers i3 , and had engaged a friend named country for the purpose of enjoying - times'" the young man's eyes added But Cloudesley was now upon the; gularly hc received his pay: twice he year. I have a smooth, planed Adams to work the apparatus while separated-froni the mixture,., a dis . - - - himself,_but_he_had-hearil_a_greaL. to_Edithr_onlv_to- her— -— _ sp.ot._and.JT.hile.-he_bath_d-.th-1=-______L_ fftr-ni-ueirl pn erytttiitdetri o__l_fl____D_. ab_ he talked; Hut when lho~irfventor" tilling alembic which fores the di-» IJoartt^hec.kecrolt'for each cow ITang^" deal concerning tho beauties of a solvent ,haek throuph shu :!owe; 1, 'liut oh! perdition', while I am of the fainting man, explained to,; sence; and all through th" instru­ ing in my barn. In this way I stood bofore his audience he felt so trip down thc St. Lawrence River, talking here that serpent! that cop- j them how it wns, and requested ; mentality of—Thorg. Yet all this • dazed that he simply said: "Ladies and a certain number of r.r.. .-voirs know at the end' of tho year how and having mado a number of lucky- in which" tho dissolvent is kept, in a perhead! that cobra capelin! is com- {somn ono to ride iiun-tcdiately to the filled Edith with lho greatest un-| much milk each cow gives and how Mr. Adams wiil now address/ you 011 trades ono summer, he determined to ing round again! How astonishly j village and procure a physician, i easiness nnd forboding—ungrateful, electricity, and I will demonstrate pure slate or charged wilh. per­ Thurston' Wilicoxen, tho next in J much butter her milk will make if what he h'as to say with tho appar­ make the journey, if it did not cost fume. The distolvfiii nfler bi'ing tenacious of life all foul, venomous Incomprehensible, yet Impossible to the cream i.s all saved by thc use too much. *•! creatures are!" exclaimed Cloudesley. command under him, and his chosen bo delivered from. atus." charged with (ho perfume cvapoi sites brother-in-nrms, mounted his horso of a good centrifugal separator. By With this end in view, he. went to and leaves behind the essential oil. as he happened to espy Throg mov­ (To be Continued.) deducting tho cost of keeping frum Tho German Einporor is probably ing slightly where he luy, and rush­ and galloped oif. the only European monarch who a ticket ofllre and inquired as to This method is b.v fur t.ho best. In Tn the meantime tho wounded man tho receipts of .cream or butter, you tho price of a. round trip, going by the singlo department of I'I'I- Aipes- ed out to dispatch him.. PREPARING SPONGES. have thc profit or loss on each cow. carries a revolver. Firmly convinced Thc other two young peoplo were wns carried to the mansion house that ho is going to die by tho bullet boat and returning by rail. Mivritimes the annual production is and laid upon a cot in one of the Your herd may all return a profit, Tho agent told him. 800,000 pounds of poini-ii. and .,- left alone in the hall. Pass Through Many Processes Be­ but more likely you will find that of an Anarchist—this fate having "I am afraid jou have placed j'our- parlors. been prophesied to hiin long ago—ho "Shall I see the Thousand Is- 000,000 quarts of extracts. fore They Are Sold. you hnvi> somo that you are keeping lnnds?" self in n very, very dangerous situa­ Presently Edith heard wheels roll is determined to fight for his lifo if + • up to the door and stop. She looked at a loss. tion, by what you did to save mo." As soon as the sponges aro necessary, and accordingly never is "Yes, sir." UIXlC'S TELfciPHONB. "Hut do you Itiow—oh, do you up. It wa.s the carriage of the sur­ brought aboard they nro thrown in 'I think T hear someone say that without his revolver. He is extreme­ "Well, I'll take It," said tho know how hnppj" it has made me?. geon, whom she saw- aiiglit and walk heaps on deck near the scuppers, this will muke a good deal of extra ly skilful in tho use of tho woapon, squire. There is a telephone in "their resi­ Can .'you divine how ray heart—yes, up tho steps. She went to meet him, whero tho barefooted sailors tramp work to take care of a herd of cows and his body-servant, who accom­ Ho bought his ticket and wont dence, and as lt is used, prim-ipally my soul—burns with the joy it hns composedly as she could, and con­ for a j'ear, to say nothing about panies him everywhere, inspects it away. by Mrs. Binks and hi r friends i t Is, and work out, the ooze; then, strung every morning to mako suro that it given me? When I saw you stand­ ducted him to the door of the sick­ on lines, they nro soused over the raising something to feed them. I About two weeks later he' put in perhaps, natural that it should bc ing there* before your enemies so room, which he entered. Edith re­ want some profit over and above tho is in perfect working order. an appearance at the ticket office identified solely vih Mrs. .1 Jinks, side, and trail overboard some ton cost of keeping,-* to pay ine for my beautiful! so calm! so constant—I mained in tho hall, softly walking up hours during the night. To break Mr. Henry Phipps, the American again. and that Mr. Binks—well, Mr. Binks felt that I could die for j'ou—that I and down, and.sometimes pausing to labor. It costs no more to keep millionaire, was born at Philadelphia "'Didn't** you tell me," ho asked, answered when tho bill rang a fe'.v listen. antl separato from them shell-fish a cow that will make 800 pounds would dio for you. And when I and otiier parasites they are beaton in 1830, the son of an English shoe­ that if I made that trip down tho nighl.s .150, and this is the eoinor- sprang between j-ou and your pur­ After a little, the door opened. It or more of butter in a year than maker, and began lifo at tho age of St. Lawrence River I'd seo tho sation that took place:— -. was only Solomon Wcismann, who with heavy sticks on the dock or on ono lhat will not make more than thirteen by earning $1.50 a week as suers, I,had'resolved'to die for you. the reef rocks oflf Tripoli; and after Thousand jJslands?" "Halloa!" But lirst to set your soul free. Edith asked for warm water, lint, and a 150 pounds. Any cow to do hcr a jeweller's errand-boy. Tho founda­ "Certainly,:' answered the ticket "Well?" being well soaked In the sea again best must have what she needs of a you should not have fallen into the quantity of old linen. Theso Edith tion of hl» fortunes was laid when he "Is this Mrs..Sinks?" quickly supplied, 'and then remained mnny ure bleached by being immors- well-balanced ration. became partner with "Andrew Car­ agent. " , _ , , t .. hands of the soldiers! Yes! I had de­ "Well, I hadn't anything else, to ' "No. '" '_ * termined to dio for and with you! alono in the hall, walking up and cd in a tub of water containing a negie's brother, Thomafl Morrison down, and pausing.to listen aa,'(be­ certain solution of oxalic acid, from Carnegie, in a small iron foundry, do, and -I -put in my tlmo counting ""I mean is this Mrs. IJiuk's to!> - You are safe. And whatever befalls THE MOLTING SEASON. 'em. All 1 saw was a little oyer me, Edith, will jrou remember that7" fore; one. she hoard a"'-deep shudder­ which thcy emerge a yellowish color, and in 1805 Andrew joined them. phone?" . ; ing groan, as of one in mortar ex­ care having been taken to avoid The severest strain upon the sys­ lie had 10 per cent, of the stock ond three hundred. 1 want two-thirds of "No; it's the, company's." ,. "You are faint! You are wounded! my money back." Indeed j*ou are wounded! Oh, tremity, and her own heart and burning them. tem of domesticnted fowls in thnt the othor threo partners each had "Well, is this Mrs. Bink's house?" Often great string., of sponges t "I don't* know. I'm beginning to where! Oh! did any of our peoplo framo thrilled to the sound, and then known as molting. Under purely na­ SUSPECTED SOMETHING. strike you?" all was still as before. bleaching and drying in the sun tural conditions thi.s epoch in (ho think that perhaps it "is:" "No—it was one of our men, An hour, two hours, passed, and cover large portions of (hc standing lifo of a. bird or fowl follows close w— •_m__-*-P_^aM-M0l«Mn_*-PMnpqRPqi The other day a lady took her son "What?" .* - - Edith! I do not know your other then tho door opened- again, and rigging of deposit boats when in upon (lie season of casting off Iheir to a photographer's." The youth '•Yes, I suppose it is. Everyono . name, sweet lady!" Edith caught a glimpse of the sur­ port. When dry thcy aro worked up yt ung lo depend upon iheir own re­ seemed to be in groat distress and seems to think it is, anyway." "Sever mind my name—it is Edith geon, with hia shirt sleeves pushed in sand, then packed in boxes ready sources. With domesticnted fowls wept piteously when the artist pro­ "Is Mrs.-Bink'a daughter there?"' ceeded to pose him. —that will do; but your wound— above his 'olbaws, and a pair of for shipment; a quarter of a third Ihe laws of nature liave been pre­ and -trr-fi-ftr. By rSirular trMt? "No." your wound—oh! you aro very pale bloody hands. It was Solomon who or the crop is sold direct from Tri­ vented, owing to the changes ment with , -r '-»»SJ* "Now, Johnny," said his mother, 'Well, wh* a. this?" " - ' —here! lie down upon this settee. opened the door to ask for a basin poli, mainly to England and to wrought by n certain defined system soothingly, "you must be a good "Oh, this is only Mrs.,13inVs hus­ Oh, it is too hard!—come into my of water, towels and soap, for tho Frnn-e and Italy;, tho bulk of (he of breeding, feeding nnd housing for Scott's Emulsion boy and don't cry. The kind man band, the father of Mrs. Blnk'a room, it opens here upon the hall— doctor to wash. Edith furnished crop, unbleached and unprepared, is some fixed purpose. To shorten, the •hould ooi-t!i*iu»tt*i« t.Mtti won't Hurt you and lt will be over daughter, the man who lives in these also. In hot wo*th»r| JlffiMlW.l in a moment." there is a comfortable lounge there— taken at the close of tho season to molting season. maintain good and a little oool mlH. WTtp It Mrs. Bink's bouse, and occasionally come in and lie down—let me get Half an hour passed, and the door the islands' from which the boats health and n quick resumption of do avt-AV with WW jf*)) "Yes, that's all very well," blub­ drives Mrs. Bink's horses. She got opened a third time, and tho doctor bered the boy, "-but that's what you something?" ,. came, where long experience, mani­ egg production hns been tlie object whioh IsattiohodtorW him with the houso, you know." ( *> /J himself como/out, fresh an'd smiling. ducts during tne n you said when you took me to the "Thanks—thanks, dearest lady, but pulation .tad cheap labor prepare of much thought and practical ex­ ••anon. "Oh, sha did?" I must get upon my horse and gol'- His countenance anid his manner them for tho European inurket. Send for fro» umph. dentist's!'' "Yes, she did." .were in ovory respect encouraging. perimenting. "Go?" Of lhe many cxperimenty no one SCOTT ft BOWNK, 0>Mbk "Rough on Mrs. Blnfts, isn't it?" "Yes. Edjth—don't you under­ "Coma into the drawing-room a joe.andf f_o| alliTnmtiS/ , If a man runs into debt he must That telephone wlii probably b8 moment. If you please. Miss Edith- Advice should bo well shaken be­ method excited greater fcitere.st than stand, that after what I have done that of Van Dresser, nono that was —•I Sitfier Q_iWl out or stay lo* taken oui of the bouse* —after what I ha.-** had the joy of I want to speak vri&h you/'- ' fore boing taken.

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CONFINED TO PARLIAMENT. the business is rightly managed, but aro compressed and moved out of temporary fiction, and wo note that If tho herd that is being trapped place, the heart, Eileen, liver, and Processes by Which Tons of Declamations That Went to the Professor Shailer Mathews has rec- stampedes weeks of work may be *>*><*4&><&>4<++**4WM&9 other, organs are pressed upon, . and •*• ently expressed the. opinion that I thrown away, with' the possible loss Blossoms Give Up Their Bad—Footprints of the Un- to."add to the evil, tho neck is also of two or three lives. Where it. can CHRONIC RHEUMATISM. twisted,-" squeezing the blood-vessels Odors. ". seen Sand. many of the hovels now .being turned be arranged the better plan is to" - and 'cadsing congestion of- the brain,. - put. will be; lasting. -.What shall, we work with a tame .elephant, '*• which "vThe term rheumatism has been,: .•'': In' the southern . part of France, When an horable • member, cros»i •0^K**>O4*O-**H3*''»--C^ OGyiously no function can bo "proper-, : acts as a. decoy to induce-tho herd. to: and is even yet,: so loosely employed, which borders on the Mediterranean questioning tho Attorney-General' foil take as a basis for a judgment? Charles Mayer, trapper for the ly performed in theso circumstances, r enter the stockade, but this is often not'only by the general public, but and extends between the Alps and Ireland in the British House of Com­ Moro popularity is, or course, not a King.of Siam, has written an inter­ and incurable dyspepsia is a certain impossible, and was so" on the first by physicians themselves, that it is tho Rhone, tho culturo of flowers has mons the other day, announced hia esting article on his business, in result. proof of excellence. But excellent occasion I went hunting in the little impossible to determine Just what developed into a groat industry for intention-of putting another ques­ which he soya: •• books may bo popular, as "David known and unexplored state of is meant by it. " But. t.ho greatest number of evils the manufacture of jicrfumes. "In tion "which distinctly arises, Mr. If wo were asked why we adoptod Tringgaiin, in tho Malay peninsula. wc work on ourselves aro produced tho department of tho Alpcs-Maritmcs Speaker, out of the answer which Copperflelct" certainly was. We havo Almost, any painful alTection of tho tho profession we havo chosen in pre­ by faulty articles of dress. This the perfumery industry has probably the right Son.; gentleman has not read an old literary judgment, how­ Wo woro. within about 3$ to four muscles or joints, whether acute or ference to all others I doubt not miles of tlio trap, with tho herd go­ has been written about so much mado greater strides than in any given," ho was merely following in ever, to the effect that one of most of us would find it a question chronic, is popularly tunned rheuma­ that doctois ha\c nothing now to other portion of Fiance," su>s M. the oratorical footsteps of many a ing so well that I was in hopes of tism. Certainly two or three dis­ Charles lever's stories wns worth all difficult to answer, and I can only seeing them in the trap the next say upon thc matter, evcept, per­ Georges Cayes iu the Monde Modcrne famous legislator who has "opened explain that I took to the business tinct diseases, and pei hups moro, of I'm is. "ilcie are more than his mouth only to put his foot in it.i that Dickens ever wrote. And if evening, when tow aid midnight the haps, with regard to tho waterproof of trapping big game becauso it ap­ aro thus confused, but thero seems coat. And although that i.s out of sixty factories, thc total product of But thc House of Commons is far dreaded accident took pluce. The to be one painful affection of muscles Dickens's sales were largo," "The peared to offer a life of advonture - season just now, it may be pointed which is valued ut moie than (our from having a monopoly of these elephants had got wind of us; possi and joints, chronic in character and Wido Wido Woi Id" is said to havo not altogether .uisassociatedisassociatedu w.uwilh. bl - _ bnl) elep,lant hnd scon one ot out that tho man who wears a wat- million dollais per year, and ovcr verbal eccentricities, and you will not pi oducing distoilion of tho eold 500,000 copies bntween 1850 pleasure nor devoid of profit, binco, th £ , , tnm,pcUngs loU(i crpioof coat while walking or cycl­ ovei fifteen hundied persons are con­ find "bulls" as fine and plentiful I made my choice ni-*ht»i»eighteen_ vnnryears __ago ...... r limbs, which is distinct from tho stantly employed, without counting outsido Pailiament as Westminster and I869, and "Quecchy." by the and fierce, tho lot turned and stam­ ing 1 (inverts tho clothing into a I have pursued my calling mostly in other rheumatic troubles, and wnich poultice When hc takes it olT he tho multitude of harvest hands The can show. peded, crashing through tho junglo is called chronic rheumatism samo author, Susan Warner, was in the Malay archipelago, with occa­ like a hurricane and clearing every­ is in the same position as if hc had moro important harvests aro those The tioubic may come on after of tlie rose, 4,000,000 pounds, tho A member of tho Queensland Leg­ great demand also. Tliere is, more­ sional expeditions in China, India, thing, m their wny. I had just time put on very damp clothes, and this islature once solemnly warned the one or several previous attacks of orange flower 5,000,000 pounds, the over, still enough interest in theso Siam and South America. to jump behind a tree—in fact, I is a thing no one would bo senseless House that "they would keep cut'ting Tho risk the trapper is called upon was almost thrown there—away from acute inflammatory iheiimnlism, tho enough to do. violet (iOO, 000 pounds, the jasmine books to keep them going. Popu­ 1,200,000 pounds, tho tubeiose 800, tho wool off the sheep that laid; tho to run does not end with the caging a big bull elephant. Ho missed mc, ln-st of these never entirely disap- golden egg until thcy pumped i€ larity and to a considerable extent of the quarry. Truo, the actual poril but unfortunately caught the native penung. More or less pain, stiffness f 000 lbs , tho geranium 70,000 lbs , and the cassia 800,000 pounds. If dry"; but this performance was the .est of time are both favorable of the hunt is at an end, but he has who had officiated at the ceremony of and swelling persist in onc or more fecblo compared with that of a rival of the joints, or the disease may wo consider thc fact that all these to them. yet to get his merchandise to market blessing tho tiap, grasping his body West Australian law-maker who or to the purchaser, which is not with his trunk. Placing ono foot on come gradually without anv preced­ FROM BONNIE SCOTLAND floweis are weighed without their stems it is evident that thc quantity thus delivered himself: "Spurious always a matter of caso. The varia­ the poor fellow's chest, he literally ing acute attack. This is tho more vulgar fossildom secretly urges mem­ Nevertheless it is probable that tions of climate tho animals encoun­ toro him in halves, splashing me common way. NOTES OF INTEPEST FP.OM is cnoimous, and this fact will be still better appreciated wlien wo say bers to oppose this non-party meas­ "David Copperfield" will be read ter during a voyage and their liabil­ with his blood, A moment later hc A tendency to sulTcr from this ' HER BANKS ATO BRAES. ure History shows that the samo ity to succumb under unfavorable had another man in his trunk and that in order to obtain two pounds - •when "The Wide, Wide World", is form of rheumatism seems .lot in­ of roso leaves no less thnn a thou­ kind of ruptured-brained vultures " sit * conditions make it imperative" that dashed him to death against the tree What Is "Going on in tho High­ forgotten, and it is probable, also, frequently to be inherited, for it is sand flowers reqdired, while a thou­ owl-like on the dying limb of the no chanco of transportation shall be hc was trying to reach for -shelter. seen to run in families. Exposure tree of reason, and by hooting and that the latter work will not last as lands and Lovr-ands of sand bunches of violets, each with a lost during the favorable sea'sons. to cold and wot is a common causo screeching attempt to impede ' tho 'long as "Vanity Fair" or "Adam BIG CAPTURE OF ANIMALS. Auld _c >tia. diameter of morc than a foot, furn­ of the disease. Only one, or at ish-only forty pounds of flowers." progress of every great representa­ Bede." In instituting comparisons -REASONS FOR HIGH PRICES. When torches woro lighted,and tbo most two or* three joints are usually Leith proposes borrowing money to tive of reform who climbs to - the const! uct a new graving dock. topmost peaks of thc imperishable general references to authors aro not Tho obvious remedy against loss, men collected wc. foundstw'elve. "had affected, and the changes in these It is said that the govei nment is METHOD OF DISTILLATION. tree of indestructible democratic - both at the port and on the sea, been dashed or trampled to death, are not vcry noticeable The chief very helpful, but something is to be purchasing land near the Kylcs of knowledge." would be insurance, .but it is a car­ and thc whole thing occuricd 111 much symptoms are pain, especially on at­ learned, by pitting book ugainst shorter time than it takes to relate. Bute for mihtarj purposes. Flowers all 'go through a prelim­ go that no insuranco company will tempted motion, and stiffness of tho IRISH OBITUARY. book. There 'are critics who say But seven days later, having reor­ joint. Pressure, particularly at cer­ At Ayr it is proposed to have a inary ti eat ment of being placed 111 tako risks on. Consequently, tho a cold room, and plants such as Tho London Times, in its obituary •that Thomas Hardy is the greatest best thing to do is personally ~ to ganised safely in thc tiap, including tain points, also causes pain. Some- Corporation bowling gieen at the a rarity in the way of a youngster north end of Newton Public Park. lavender, thyme, spike, 1 mint, roots notice of Baron Dowse, the Iris_i of thc living writers of English fic­ interview the captain and givo him tunes manipulation of tho joint will judge, said: "A great Irishman has with fivo toes on each foot, which give rise to a grating noise 01 crack­ Provost Mathicson, Innerleithen, such as orris, fruits nnd woods, are I tion and that "The Return of thc an interest in tho selling value of passed through cutting and macer­ passed away. God grant that many passed into the possession of the ing. There may be some swelling of has received from Mr. Andrew Carne­ tho cargo—say, of a third or a half. ating machines After this has been of the great men who wisely love Native" is his greatest story. This, maharajah of Mysore. the affected joint, but this is seldom gie £..9 for libiary purposes. This may scorn a lot to give away, dono the pei fume is extracted, the their country may follow him"; -and moreover, is unquestionably a .book but it is wiser to pocket a reduced Small monkeys are easy to catch; very marked,**- and. it is sometimes Owing to the long drought tho 1 principal - methods being distillation, the Irish*Times, not to be outdone, of "exceptional worth. But people profit than sustain a total loss., . they can be" caught with birdlimo or only simulated by a wasting .of thg- river _.orths has not been-so low for wrote thus on landslips some time a bottle, and by means of thc latter years as it is at present at Stilling. maceration, cnflouragc and by the wiiyfardly recur to it as-they do to It is bocauso of such difficulties as surrounding muscles. •;*•-? ** uso of dissolvents. Disstillatlon is ago: "To find the solid earth rock I have captured hundreds. The bot­ ; Tho Carnegie-Trustees havo agieed beneath his feet, to have his natural such an inexhaustible mine of- hu. these and of- the "personal" danger run tle must not bc too wide in thc neck If proper treatment is not prompt to pay tho class fees of Scottish only employed when tho perfume is by 'the trapper that tho prices of hig and persistent there is danger of not injured by heat,or steam In foothold on the globe's surface swept mor and pathos as "Copperfield." and--it must be baited inside with students attending univcisity vaca­ so to speak, opt -of hid grasp, is, to game for live delivery run high. fibrous adhesions forming which re- this case the lloweis and water are swcctstutT or a damp „ rag sweetened tion courses. - tho stoutest heart of man, terrifying > Tigers are worth anything from U50 su't in a permanently stiffened Joint, put in a great alembic and cheated. with sugar; then it is fastened by a Quito a number of seals were ob­ in the extreme." to £100, leopards from £50 to £80, string to a tree. The monkey comes or one which can bo loosened only served off Dunbar recently. One of After tho water begins to boil it dis­ There is a bigness about some of elephants from £100 to £200, whilo along, scents thc sweetmeat and by an operation of more or less them was seen to have a salmon in organizes the vegetable cells con­ The intention of a certain orator - the -old books that docs not consist a rhinoceros or a giralto tops the promptly inserts his hand in the gravity. its mouth. taining the perfume, and this is car­ who, at a municipal banquet, paid list as profitable bags, selling at ried by tho steam through the woim in bulk alone, although their size bottle. He gets a handful of bait, A strange peculiarity of chronic, Tho late Sir John Neilson Cuth- his tribute to the late Mr. Glad­ from' £800 to £1,000 each. Lions, and condensed. There is thus ob­ : then tries to ,withdraw his bulging, rheumatism in its early stages be­ bcrtson has left a year's wages to stone was admirable, but this , is . ,*;.i Msl is often ridiculed. It is a bigness, tained a mixture of water and per­ however, are a drug on tho market fist. This is-impossible, but he fore adhesions have formed, is that each of his emplyecs who have had what he actually said: "It was my and worth comparatively nothing, be­ fume and it is merely necessary now "'*wc may say, in quality, and has the would_ rather be captured than relin­ although pain ls at first increased three or morc years' ser\ ice privilege once to hear him speak, ing such good brooders -in captivity; to separato tho two. Tho piocess effect of .the, sum total of-the attri­ quish ~the tasty morsel, and he lac- by motion, both pain and stiffness Misp LU.A1C Lamb, who won the and I shall never forget the glorious nor is there'much money in bears." cordingly is. of distillation; however, has the oration. A - shining whirlwind of butes of a man which make's us call v may bo made to disappear by per­ gn Is' dux medal of Sti anracr Aca­ f Snakes are a good linc,r when thoy great disadvantage of frequently al­ words seemed to pour trom his lips -, But it is no use trying this game sistent and r methodical movements demy the othor day, was the third him big. You are impressed with run' to any size. The largest I ever tering tho perfumes obtained,, and, like a smooth-flowing stream, that, I- - with an orang-outang—which is ns- of the joint. _ This indicates one of member of tho family to merit that had the good fortune to handle was therefore, whenit is desired to ob­ tell you, actually- flamed from ^ his - J * their extraordinary scope and power, surcdly thc artfulest and most diffi­ the best modes of treatment, name­ distinction. 1 •J. -ri& -&&y£*\ as32-foot p. thon and.sold" for £200. tain* finer extiacts recourse must be mouth in a.fiery 1 speech that seemed' the "assured touch of Uie writer, his. cult of all'beasts, to capture—for ly, massage aridjpassive motion., - Anthrax" has vbrokon" out on ^ the And. thero is the , advantage^.aboiil- t v had to other methods.. • - . ' -. painted before our mental eyes if by.-. there is'no'sort of "trap'which" he can farm of; Danshot, near Pollokshaws, o S"-mm\ apparently, easy, command of; his ma- these p reptiles—they . can, bo stuffed Sometimcs'inuch "relu>f is _obtainod tho fingers pfa.skilful magician.".. be enticed into, and if he walked into where a herd of cattle is being graz­ lN .- terial. Scott and Dickens squnnder- with P sufficient ' food tio last for by exposing the joint to a very high -' EVEN-^N DICTIONARIES." "'., one he would get out again, though" ed.- Eight'.cons have ^already, suc­ *. BOILING-IN FAT. . .-- , v t , months, - and, - being i fed 'ere shipped, temperature 111 an 'apparatus devised k It was at-a meeting of thc Solici- - ' cd -mattcr" that''mbst*"Lauthors would its bars were of steel. The orang­ cumbed to the disease will travel in a state of coma, giv­ for the purpose. Hot baths, electri­ tors' Apprentices: Debating Society . outang is' as strong as any -dozen J For maceration tho^ flowers ' aie husband carefully. But "such fcrtil- ing" no troublo .during the voyage:'* city, blistering . "and painting with Caulkcrbush is booming an enor­ in Dublin "that Sir Thomas Myles,,. men and^ will bend a steel bar as mous i-hubard plant in thc garden of thrown into .a' mass of-fat melted , ity of genius is rare ,in any age, and iodm are also.pf value Drugs are and raised to1 a temperaturo of 65 President of the Irish,College of Sur­ easily as* a "man bonds a 'match Mr.. J. Dickson It has a stalk - of '.jthiis leads us to think'that the ques­ - -. DANGERS ENCOUNTERED: . of limited service'in* most* cases. Re­ 'degrees ce_tigi ade, and completely geons, spoke of men •.Uio, looked - on" ^ 1 - sidence in a warm, dry climate is ' 10 inches in girth, and the leaf meas­ the condition of things at the out-" tion of moderns and ancients is cer­ FIGHT.,WITH ORANG-OUTANGS. submerged, after several hours .the Hunting big gamo to .capture is, I often curative.—Youth's_Companion. ures .17 feet (5 ".inches , 111 encumfer- break of the South African ' War tainly 'much too complex to admit ence. perfume being incorporated with the need hardly point out, a far - more In execution of an order I located fat. Tho mass is then strained to with folded arms and their hands in . - . tji - - - dangerous business than, hunting "At no time during the past ten their pockets." of any sweeping condemnation of a* couple of orang-outangs, male and HEALTH LAWS WE BREAK. years has tho storage of watei in tho, _ge t rid of the lloweis, ,, afte, r which , ' 1 , merely to kill and when on the trail ,cmall in thelr £ree an3 made pre_ > f\j OK. • J ono can not be too cautious.' Cer- paratio ns for thelr captllre on tv.- Edinburgh reservoiis been so low as the latter are soaked in boiling via- E\en Dr. Johnson defined a garret our own times. - Though the big the Itj is rather curious *that many of . . t*' .... _ I 4-_.-_ter. an_. «-dl compresseflA__it.___nrl d hydraulicallT.-IT. I ¥•_! 1111/"*>0 1 Ilyr Ilint tainly one of the closest I'ever had at tho -present time Tho quantity lines I have described. All went well the ills which make life a wretched this way all of tho pei fume is ex­ as "a room on the highest floor in ' modern author does not seem to be was duo to no negligence on my'part •of water, at the present dato is 509,- r>'\*£_jf. until the nets were over the brutes, affair arc caused by our own .daily tracted. In the enllucragc method tho house," and the "cockloft" as looming UJJ at^ present hc mny ap­ or on the part of my attendants. I 000,000 gallons less than at the cor- but'I did not get quicklj- enough actions. ""Sitting on" chairs,, for in­ frames are used, the bottoms of "Jhe room o\"cr the garret"; and' in had got newjs that a couplo of rhin­ icsponding date in 1904. Tho threa­ - A*.5-1 pear almost any day, and perhaps away from ' the finale." His, long, stance, is "the" cause of "nearly all which' arc glass Tho fiames aro a recent translation of a Continental oceroses wore in the neighborhood, tened, water famine is by no means novel we find, thooe amazing sen­ \ _»__ * * *v I some of ."our workers in *;mi*aiature" strong arm „came through thc net, our, evils __ in rpg'ard'to thc spine," improbable. placed one above thc othcr, small and as I.-had an order for a pair I according " to Dr. Noble ^Smith, a' tences:—"Tho Countess was about to T*"*k_ I are gaining an-.immortality".like Miss gripping my shin as m xa vise. I Glasgow Corporation', following tho space being left between the glass e „ --L .**_;• started out with eighteen "Malay "grasped a tieo in an effort to pro- surgeon of repute -It "would sur­ reply when a door opened and closed Austen's. " - """ , coolies to track and trap;; them. , We cxampfo of Huddeis.eld, has .agreed 'plates. 'lhe fatty substance is her mouth"; "The colonel paced " *-'_r vent him dragging mc to thc net, prise thc layman to know liow many that the medical oflicer of health be ' spread on the glass and the flowers , =• A-tl wero soon on their trail,,and, after *• _ .* ' GKBUANY'S COSTLY WAR. * where my.life would not have been men. Women, and children who pass backward and forward with his following it for a couple of days, empowered to give a fee of a shilling | tre placed in direct contact with the hands behind his back, reading his worth a moment's pui chase, but my muster in the street- or tho dancing- _-.._--„ i,-,.i. _.„,__.»__ •-_ 1-1-- „.,t_-ifat. At tho end of a certain time, came to a spot which I judged emi­ IU1 uu^ll tit. t.11 Ibl'Ui .LU t.\l It I til «..u..— 1 , , „ newspaper"; and "At this sight the ' Ji* I The Hottentots Are Showing * No arms were almost torn fiom my room' sutler, from deformity of J- the ! w_i_li vnnps with the flowers, the Signs of Giving Up. nently suitable to lay the trap. body in an instant, and thc next I in forty-eight houis, in certain d,s- which varies with the flowers negro'-,faco grew deadly pale." spine. They -are the surgeon's best rfu e s lbs 1 bed thc f af We had arrived, as 1 have said, nt had released my hold and was Being customers And if Dr. Smith is tricts of the city. As soon as the' Pe ™ J ,_ n° *>* ^,' " "The princely eagle has got beyond , Efforts _ are' being made through­ a spot suitable for the furtherance dragged, as I thought, to my death. right, wo ought to abolish chairs notiiication is received a woman san- | ter which thc floweis are renewed un­ his depth," wrote the editor of a tno matlu is of the desired out ' thc ,Gcrman j. empire ,to bring of these .operations, and wero pros­ Remarking my peril, two men and introduce thc ancient fashion of itary inspector will visit tho paicnls *" P° London daily;- the Sj»cctator onco pressuie to bear on the Government pecting around, when,'suddenly, ray dashed to my aid, beating the reclining* ou mats. and instruct them in the caio of tho strength, assured its rcadcis that "Sir __ Wil­ gun bearer, who always walked just to summon the Reichstag for an orang-outang's arm with their sticks. "Dr. ^Cowers,' one of the greatest infant liam TIarcaurt's harpoons had miss-' behind me/"" cried "Cribu-utang!" Tho Marquis of Linlithgow, Secto- DISSOLVING ODORS. early autumn session: The chief With a twist of his wrist hc cracked authorities on diseases of the nerv­ ed lire"; and a famous English nov­ matter regarding which the . nation dropped tho rifle and, followed by my shinbone like a* dry stick 1 and tory for Scotland, has received a elist, speaking in America, compared the "others, bolted for the nearest ous' system, brings another charge memorial from^trawl owners in tho A third method is that of volatile wants information is thc condition bent my foot until thc bone pierced against chaiis If onc habitually life with "a foul and stagnant river tree. Now, the Malays .,, are . among Scottish ports urging that, inter; «>ssolvents In general the dissol- which is running in.the bottom of a of affairs in South-Westcrn Africa. out through the flesh. Luckily he sits on, a hard chair, hc says, ithe the bravest .of the earth, and will released his hold on me, but ns hc alia, thc tcrntorial - waters "of tho vent employed is an ether of refined channel." It was 'an American * Although operations have no* been pressure of the edge is likely to give face, any animal at any hour of the did so he caught one of the men who Moray Firth should be open to Brit­ potrpleum Tho appaiata used are •'•*"- I carried on for' eighteen months anrcl^ rise to sciatica. This is -worth re­ cleric who prayed "if any spark of -• -Ju. day "or night—with -one-ioxccption—: had come to my assistance, -pulled ish'as well as to foreign trawlers. of different forms, but thej must all a""constt_nt drain" "of men and "money" membering, for. there must bo thou-- grace has been kindled, let that has becii-leavlng. Germany for this that is, .tho'sladong, or wild buffalo, him to .ths net and tore his face clean Tho memorial is signed by the repre­ contain an cxtiactor, into which tho spark bo watered." and certainly-their fear is well found­ nway, thc man dropping dead. .' In sands of people who spend largo sentatives of 280 boats, with 2,500 flowers are place'd cold with tho "protectorate," the end of-the war is sums trying to euro their sciatica YET SOME MORE. not yet within sight, both-the Her- ed, for it is the-most ferocious brute the same moment he clutched thc men employed at sea,- an approxi­ dissolvent, a decanter where thc wa­ "All along the untrodden paths of whilo they are all the time vadding ter contained in tho flowers is separ­ eros and the Hottentot' tribes being I havo Aever encountered. * It is a other man with both hands, tore his mate capital of £12,000, and afford­ the past," declaimed a member o^ murderous beast, ^ too, . of malice fuel to it by sitting on hai*d-edged ated from thc mixture, a distilling apparently able . to carry on. their throat open, . strangled him _and ing employment on shore to 25,000 a north-country . debating society,' aforethoughtT^ior^riot- only-does-it atr- chairsr— ;—.— -= —• m .n nod women1. ^____ . alembic which -forces thc dissolvent gorrilla tactics for . another eighteen tack on sight, but it will pick up broke "his neck back-through"7the—flowers,-nnd_a~ccr- -Liw e- discern- the_footprints_.of_an_.un- months . 1 This same disease, as well as the seen hand"; while anoth.r member in the scent and track its quarry," while Meanwhile, the female had crushed When it comes to having good tain number of reservoiis in which Various estimates have been made if it trees it', it will waft around the thc life out of another man, besides still more painful one of lumbago, the dissolvent is kept, 111 a pure tho same debate spoke of recent byo- opinions of themselves most people elcctions aa "Haystacks of straws as to thc coct of thc expedition so badly wounding two others. ~ Never­ are caused by othcr evcry-day hab­ stato or chaigcd with perfume. The fi" tree till its prey cither comes down J overdo thp .thing. showing which way the wind blows." far, some authorities putting it 'as theless, I had the satisfaction of its. In hot weather -peoplo sit, dissolvent after being charged with to fight or lalls exhausted from hun-r _«„„,„„ •,,„ _,„_., „ „ . without thought of the consequences, By violent brushing of thc teeth tho perfume cvuporulos and leaves At a peaco meeting in Birmingham high as $50,000,000.. It is suggest­ 0 I , town hall a speaker referred to tho r Bgerr . It stands five feet from tto!_55_'_««_*_:s ent a month_ o""I-fLn m "-!. __ _' on. tHe grass, the sands, and, worst wc ruin our gums and produce decay behind thc essential oil This meth­ ed in influential quarters that the _ _„_/r" ZZ f™m.'lTtn"li t___ P y buck and carry- Czar'u Rescript as "a dove bearing i Reichstag should be given un op- of all, on rocks.- Perhaps they es­ of thc teeth; by leaving a little od is by far thc best. In thc singlo cape for thp time; but as soon as moisturo in tho cars artcr washing the olive-brunch of peace which . portunity of discussing .the entire Its horns spread from three to four and W narrowest escape from what department of tho Alpcs-Maritimea thc first touch of winter, comes tho wc cause neuralgia; by driitking too buret like a thunderbolt on the position with the object of showing 8Ce ned c taln dcoth in a tho annual production is 800,0001 feet, pointed as spears, but its short ! _ ? _, beautifully lumbago and sciatica mako their freely in hot weather wo paralyze But this flight of oratory thc Government that 'some sort of scarred shin. pounds of pomade and 400,0001 __**_""' neck prevents it using thcm on any appearance. the stomach. quarts of extracts j cannot compare for a moment iw ith an honorable peace is better than object that is lying on the ground, a peroration of Mr. Want, Attorney- Then in the morning bath wo havo this. continuous drain on the.- )e- otherwise I * should, never be' telling General for New Soutb Wales. "Fed­ GERKAN SUICIDES. the seeds of ' rheumatism. Sooner sourcesjof tho country. ; ""• - this story. - • -f eration," ho claimed "is a fashion­ or later'this daily chilling* of tho able vermin which threatens to un­ Feeling is all thet more, bitter oni Steadily Increasing Both Among thc subject Inasmuch ns it 1*1 well HUNTING WILD BUFFALO. . " feet produces that inflammatory con­ dermine the free constitution of tho Men and Women. - dition of the joint cartilages which colony. Until lately it has been known that the greater part of Even as I heard my gun bearer Some curious statistics relating to results in crippling rheumatism. A hanging up like Mahomet's coffin. South-Western Africa Is nothing bet- shout sladong, in his native tongue, suicides have 'just been published by simple precaution is,,tp uso a cork Now it has come to earth with a 'ter than a hopeless des_rt. and heard^ my men flee, I saw, loo, the Government Statistical Deiiait- mat or a piece of wood for standing sickening thud, and is seen in all its the huge beast bearing,down upon me ment at Berlin.- From these statis­ on in tho"bath. A block that'would nakedness and nastincss, and people- - - ... *-•— - - like a whirlwind and for thc moment tics" it appears that during, the past raise the feet out of 'the' water is find that they have beei mistaking a I was too paralysed to move, * tho STAGGERING FIGURES. few years thc number of suicides has better, still. scoured tankard for a celestial be­ next'I realized my danger'and as tho been steadily increasing, both among ing." buffalo charged gavo it the benefit of Perhaps tho inventor of oilcloth Mail Matter Going .Through" Bri­ men and women, although so far the three bullets from "niy. revolver/ has been the greatest enemy of thoso » tain's Post-Offico. men exceed thc women in the propor­ throwing myself at the same time-on" predisposed' to rheumatism. " Even tion of four to one. The report No woman should expect to bc Figures only to be described as one side. The speed at which thc when wearing thick boots, if you shows that suicides among school A lawyer of renown. - -' v •> staggering"* are dealt with in, a re­ sladong was going carried it past stand much on oilcloth you can children aro largely increasing, es­ She can't take up the law, for sho turn that has just been issued by me, but as I slipped my foot caught scarcely escape rheumatism in th'e pecially just befoie and after Likes most to lay it down. the Postal Union for the year.1903, in a root and I fell, twisting my feet. If you cannot afford carpets, examination. In one year 69 child­ and the mind fails to realize what ankle badly. In that second I stain tho f_oor, and you will bo sav­ Tlio Judge—You say you nre not a ren under 15 yeais of age took their is contained in the statement, that thought my time had surely come, ed much suffering. vagrant, yet you have no visible lives The age when most suicides in that period of twelve months 2,- for I saw the animal turn and bear Most people'make themselves ill means of support. The Hobo—I did occur among men is between 50 and 507,000,000 . of letters were posted down upon me again with a roar of GO, and among womon between? 20 on Sunday. At least, a majority have this mornin',. yer Honor. Tho in Croat "IJritain. _ Tho correspond­ pam and rage. In my left hand I and 30. Most suicides occur in thc are not in such good form on Mon­ Judge—Then why isn't it visible at ence of all other countries is, of was -carrying my parang—a long, spring, and fewest in December. day morning, as on other days of the present Umol The Hobo—'Causo com* e, tabulated. Jn regard to broad, keon-bladod knifo that I used the week. This fact has been ex­ I went an' cat tt_ . postcards Germany heads the list, to cut my way through thc jungle— In nine-tenths-of thu cases .the me- plained by suggesting that pcopie Hawker—"I am Introducing a now with 1,101,000,000, to bo followed and with it slashed out wildly at tho tods adopted are drowning, hanging, eat too much nnd take too little ex­ beast when it camo within reach, and shooting There aro compara­ kind of hair-brush which—" Ui:sim»_s by tho United States with 770,000,- ercise on the Sabbath. But probab­ Man (impatiently)—"I've no use "for 000 of such ml .sixes. Great Biitnin cutting ils knees to tho bone and tively few instances of the use of ly the chief causo is closed doors severing tiie loaders. It lurched nnd poison, which is thc means chosen, a hair-brush. Can't you see I'm taking the third place with 013,000,- and windows. On Sundays the bald?" Hawker—"Yes, sir. Your 000 That, howover, is n striking fell across my logs, tried to rise, but chiefly by women. Women, says the doois arc closed, and too often, tho good lady, perhaps—" Business 3fnn total, and is a good evidence of the failed. report, show an inevitable dislike to select any mode of death which windows also . Hence the Sunday —"She's bald'too, except when t?ho popularity of tho picturo caicl, night dulness and Monday morning On seeing tho sladong fall my treed might disfiguio their faces. goes out." Hawker—"Yes, sir. which, pf coiuso, hns been a largely below par condition. Child at home, probably—" Business contributing factor to tho vast coolies an me down and one put a Among mon it is need or pecuniary Doctors find those dyspeptic pa­ Man—"Only a month old." Bald mass Cloimuny, it ls intuiesting to bullet into tho animal's brain. I embarrassment which drives most to was sick with pain when they lugged tients who aro engaged in book­ too." Hawker—"Yes, sir. You keep note, has the fourth place in tho take their own lives. This fact also ij* mc nut from beneath its corpse and, keeping and other desk-work almost a pet dog; maybe——" Business M.tr_ world's employment •**** poslcnrds and plays an important part with wom­ - .q00 during tho - IF THE MOTHERS .WERE REPRESENTED ed my lucky star I was still alive. them aie urged ty suicide because of writing attitude is most unphysiolo- Hawker (desperaSely )—"Can't I s.11 samo period. T Then suddenly tho cry went up umcquitcd affection. gical. With the left arm resting on The haggling over pence terms wouldn't last long. you a fly-paper?" - *>. 1

' -tiiA fc.q_-ff__M&^^ jmU*uwm -$$£$S@i&-£$S-f:<- DRESS GOODS AT Jhe jff. S. Qeorge Company Every Piece of Dress Goods in Our Entire Stock Being1 Sold at Cost. This means a Clean Sweep in This Line. Genuine Bargains are Offered Here for you to Accept. Tweed All-Wool This stock must be Ladies'Mantles . For the Next 10 Days Dress Goods At Sacrifice Sale Prices. One lot marked at $8 and $10, now selling ht $5. 56 inches wide. Reg. Price $1.50, now sold, and we have cut. Another lot marked at $12 and $16, $1.15- 1 the price on our Dresg now selling at $10. Ladies Cloth Childrens' Mantles For the Next Ten Days In black and colored. Reg. Price $2.00 Goods even below that Now $1.50. Reg. Price,3.50 and 5.00. Your choice to further Reduoe Our All the full shades. Reg. Price $1.25, at 1.50: Now 90c. of the manufactur*er in Stock we will give 1-3 Off order to ensure a ready"; Men's Department Fancy Dress Goods •j •**. •• • all Our Regular Prices In Regular Price $1.00. Now 75c. Men's Black Twilled Shirts, fleece lined sale in this department with collars. Reg. 1.25. Now 1.00. Our Dry Goods and Men's Fancy Pattern Tweed Men's black and white striped Shirts. ~ Fancy Pattern and Tweed Effects. Reg. and bargains for all. Reg. Price 1.00. Now 75c. Furnishing Department. Price 50c. Now 35c. Men's All-Wool Underwear. Our Sale Heavy Cloth Look over the price list Price 1,75 per suit. In three or four colors. Selling now at and see for yourselves. Men's Heavy Fleece Lined Underwear. 20c. per yard. Sale Price 1.25 per Suit. - - 1-3 Off for Cash 1-3 Millinery! Millinery! Millinery!! No Reserve Terms Cash New Goods Arriving by Express from Eastern Markets, thus making our Stock Up-to- Date and Fashionable in Ladies' Headgear. Come In and Visit Our Parlors. REID & YOUNG, .-:- MACKENZIE AVENHE| 1 Jhe Jr. S. q&^CompciMf

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,'. )• •••»••••••< Mr. Jackson shot it at the inouth of BUSINESS LOCALS. and the power for driving-the mill $6,000 Clean-Up Cnuoe river. H. Edwards, taxider­ will be'supplied through the medium • TO GET YOUR • Resulting from'.the past'month's mist, will mount the head for Mr. of a'Pelton,.water wheel-which will Jackson. - operations at the Eva mine and mill Hay, Oats, Wheat, Bran and Shorts derive .. its.- .niotive power from' water t the clean-up which took* place on' the Men's A Winnipeg gentleman, who has at Bourne Bros. taken ,froin Mphawk creekand through ; first-'of the month yielded a gold o had large experience in amateur a flume.several hundred feet hi length. theatricals, remarked to a friend after Your credit is good for anything in brick valued at '.$5,000, besides which o " Prescriptions j the "Dandy Dick" performance on the Furniture line at John E. Woods. To supply^the mill with ore nn aerial there are concentrates of an approxi­ •:: *> Monday night, that it was the best tram ;. will ' lie erected v 6,000 feet in mate Rvalue of "$1,000, making the Filled accurately with amateur production he had ever eeen. Smoke Brown's "Special" length^ from, mine to^mill, and the o m The 'Amateur Dramatic Club have gross output of the month's" work' large bodies.of quartz_recently opened n the Purest of every reason to be proud of*-their Cigar. . $8,000."' After piiying all expenses of n up will."be -available", when the mill is Keep in touch, with [this Clothing success. -. V. Private Funds? to loan on Real Estate operating a good margin "will'be left n ready to rf be.placed into commission. ou the right "side of the "ledger,'which At a Last night Robert Brown, a O. P. R. Securities, Apply to J. M. Scott. Store, Sir, and you won't have to .take • The' Silyer;lpollar group .consisting of H DRUGS! employee, was struck by an engine in is a creditable performance for a -ten- ; FOR SALE—A 100 Ii). Dayton Com­ four mineral .claims called the Iron li w*hat' you can get—but you'll get what * ' .E-fl S the yard near the coal bunkers ,and puting Scale, apply at Bourne Bros. stamp mill/f ••' Take them to the 2 severely injured. His right foot'was* Dollar, Carbonate Hill, Carbonate 'li I , /'< yj This clean-up is somewhat larger cut off by the wheels anil a compound Smoke Brown's " Marca Hill Fraction and Little Johnnie has it. youAvant. . . \ ' '-'.,_.. ~~ ---"'' , i -.Air- t. , * > - the upper adit heing about 1,000 feet ' \ -.V"' '' < promptly removed to the hospital.— this month's work promises to return Kamloops Sentinel. Houses Furnished on the instalment iu length. , ,In a tunnel opened this n. ., < > * .y f< even greater values.. * fc Business is now at flood tide * and * lan, at John E. Wood's Furniture summer and. now in .250 feet, a sub­ J Xf'-s *•< Chris Bourne and J. Herchmer re­ § t • t. _. „, . -** _r, ." - I *"• , - - tore. stantial body!of quartz has been cut. The Eva mine is on a good substan­ LOCALISMS turned on Sunday from Winnipeg, tial basis and- development is well that means-large choice, and /with that • where they were in conference with Kippered herring, halibut, celery At this writing the miners have driven "-; * ." ', -' "***. *"."•' -* *> i'V ' ' "* in advance of ore breaking, in fact the C.P.R. officials with respect to the and a large assortment of fiuit to be into this boiy over ,30 "feet .and have J Bargains for to-day and to-morrow trainmen's new schedule. Mr. Bourne had fresh daily at C. B. Hume & Co. not yet reached the foot wall. The miue is in better shape to-day than" it choice youdoni'pay.a? copper, more, .than the article . is - only. Marshall's Worcestershire was the recipient of an address and a has ever before been. It is a source of sauce 10c. per bottle. C. B. Hume & average assay values per ton are state'd handsome pipe from the other repre­ A fine line of odd parlor pieces, pleasure to Cambornites to learn- that actually worth. We've everything in Men's Clothes and Co.] sentatives cf the B. of R. T. in recog­ settees and upholstered goods, at John to be $15. ,'f-. nition of his services as secretary.— E. Wood's. „ the Eva mine is proving in such con­ Toggery.' ' '-' \J '• ' _,'*'>. -'^TV.''* ' T -•* - Mrs. J. Gould left Wednesday even­ Kamloops Sentinel. Seven thousand^ feet of 4-inch pipe vincing terms to be a producing and 1 ing on a visit to Golden. DRESSMAKING—Mrs, Lee is pre­ for transmitting air from the com paying mine, for the Eva is the pared to do dressmaking and plain pressor to the "mine for operating Suits $9:00 to " 930:00; Geo. Sumner, mining recorder of Last evening the congregation of St. sewing at her residence on Fourth st. premier property of the Camborne IL: Camborne, is in the city today. Andrew's gave their pastor and family machine drills . is now on the way to Jt a genuine surprise party. Complete camp and great is the confidence that possession of the Manse was taken by Call and see our crockery and glass­ the mine, and' will be placed in posi­ Cambornites place in it,—Camborne Overcoats 910 to $25j J. E. Taylor left on Wednesday on ware department. One dozen- im­ a three months' visit to friends in a large company of married and single, tion as quickljras possiblp, The com­ Miner. u :.;:*. old and young. Games were provided ported dinner sets at 810 per set. C. pressor is on the ground and the man­ England. B. Hume Sc Co. n A i, and amusements, to the full were agement is anxious to get the plant i'y-j\ A fire alarm was rung in on Tues­ heartily enjoyed. Refre-hments were ot day morning about _ o'clock, a China­ served at 11.30, and the company leav­ We still have a small quantity of working as soon as possible as it will J • * man's chimney being on Are. ing for home at 12 o'clock. • •-•• choice ham and bacon, as well as our greatly facilitate development. Five i J. G. Macdonald 'li Bear Brand eggs, which are almost drills of the" Ingersoll Sergeant type 'I t as fresh as new laid. C. B. Hume Sc St. Peter's Church, Sunday, Oct. 29, The Methodist church services, will will be operated and it is anticipated CHOICE nineteenth Sunday after Trinity, ser­ Co. t be held in the Opera House on Sunday. that development will be well advanc­ vices at 8 and 11 a.m. and 7;30 p.m. by Mr. C. B. Sissons, the High School the Rector. .._••' Principal, will conduct the service in ed by next June. _ r ? .the^morning,_ while_Jn=_the_,evening niiATi •*• __ sin Geo?S; McCarterreturned*-on—W ed i —We-wish success-to the Silver-Dollar IN-THE-COUNTY"COUBT _OF-KOOTENAY nesday night from Trout Lake City, Mr. Whittaker, Y.M.C.A. Secretary, _____N0TI0 E — will give an address especially to DliSlL- Hnu Mining Co., and hope they will, before HOLDEN AT-REVELSTOKE. Notice ls hereby given thnt thirty daysafter where he was attending court on young men. It is expected that the another year has elapsed, be sending . t J dale I Intend to apply to the Chief Commis­ Tuesday. - sioner of LandB and Works by a special license church will be in place for the services down a-slcady-stream of bullion from To A.-.H. KENDALL, Take notice that a plaint haa been entered to cut and carry away timber from the follow • Gold Commissioner F. Fraser re­ on the following Sunday. ACTIVITY Mohawk creek.—Camborne Miner. and a .urnmoni limed agalnit you In the Ing described 'lauds sltuate:ln West Kootenay turned last night from a week's busi­ above County Court by, the Corporation of the district: --~ '' •.-.** Smoke Brown's Union Cigar. City of Kevelntoke for Ihe Bum of $U.0O for 1.' Commencing"^ a post planted at A. Mr-' ness trip down through the ranches wateMr and light furnished by them------to you a-t Leod's south west corner, thenee' north-80 on Arrow lakes. At the Silver Dollar—Develop­ your request: and an order han been made that ehains, thence east 80 chains, thence south 80 Subscribe for THE HERALD Fruits the publication of a notice of the entry of cbains, thenee west 80 cbains to point of com-' There will be a Union Missionary ment Work Progressing Fa­ * •UPh plaint ln tbe Revelitoke Herald «hall be mencement. ' , rayer meeting of the Methodist and deemed to be good and sufll.lantservice of the 2. Commencing at a post planted at J. T. g vorably — Quartz Mill now Two Dollars per year. summon- upon you. You are required to en­ Fanner's south west corner, thenoe east 80 t. Andrew's Presbyterian congrega­ Vegetables ter a Dispute Note within three Weeks from chains, thence soutb 80 chains.thence west 8U tions next Wednesday night at 8 p.m. the 27th October, 1905, at tbe Registrar's ofllce chains, tbence north 80 ehains to point of com­ Being Erected. at Revelstoke; and if you de not enter such mencement. -.-•»• J i, ... ._ Chamois Dispute Note, Judgment may bc signed against Mr. Parsons, International Field The assistant editor made a trip this ••••**taaaaoaaaaaa*»aaaaaa you and tbe plaintiff may proceed to execu -__, •-!. '-- '• F.H.YOUNG. 7 Secietary of the Y. M. C. A„ spent a - - a Fresh Butter tion. Commencing'at a post planted at A.-Me­ Thanksgiving Day in the city on his week to the Silver Dollar group and a a thod's south west corner.thonce east 80, chain., • __r _i _.___. _a mm * Dated this 26th day of October, IMS. - thence soutii 80 chains, thence west 80 chains, „ way to'Edmonton-to open a branch was much impressed with the bustle • AW r W _r% /^ •• * thenee north 80 cbains to point of commence­ Vests and Eggs, &c. W. K. McLAUCHLIN, ment. 'there. and activity which was apparent. • / I / fl I • 1 II " 8iv Deputy Registrar. a D. CAME-ON. •" The Rev. C. A. Procunier went south Eighteen men have been working a Commencing at a post planted at D. Camer­ on Tuesday morning to attend the Chest there all summer while a gang of men Call "and inspect Stock IN THE*CODNTY COURT OF gOOTENAY on's Bouth west corner, tbence east 80 chains, executive meeting of the Diocese of with teams of horses have been haul­ . HOLDEN AT REVELSTOKE. thence south 80 chains.thence west 80 chains, ' Kootenay held in Nelson on Wednes­ thence north 80 chains to point of commence­ day. ing machinery to the property. The OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT TO N. B_-_NGEB, , ' HI , >., ment. ,--•*-,-,'- t . hauling was done with great difficulty Take notice that a plalm has been entered " '_ "" - W. R. BEID.' Protectors and a summons Issued sxalnstyou ln the above Rev. W. C. Calder will take as his as the trail is both narrow and steep, County Court by W. J. tieorge, ot Revelstoke, Commencing at a post planted at W. R. . subject in St. Andrew's church on and for the zeal and determination merchant, for the sum of 117.W), being the bal­ Reld's south west corner,thenee east 80 chains, Sunday the29th inst., "Power through ance due bim by you for the price ol goods thence south 80 chains, thence west 80 chains, displayed in getting large .nd heavy sold and delivered by him to you at vour re- thence north 89 chains to point of commence- * God's Spirit," at 11 a.m. and "The Old Guard against Colds Algar &Leffgerwood uest tetwern the 21st day of January and the ment. ** _ --...-. Paths" for 7-30 p.m. pieces of machinery over such a trail We have a complete THE QROCER8 ?th day of October, 1901; and an order has been Dated October 24th, 1905.. " " " *' much credit is due MivE. J. Bran ford Cor. made that the publication of a notice of the A meeting of the Ladies Hospital long standing; wear line of -the Best Im­ First St. and Orton Ave. entry ol such plaint in the Revelstoke Herald J. T. FANNER. under whose supervision the work shall be deemed to be good and sufficient ser- Guild will be held in the Cily Hall on ported and Domestic :e of the summon, upon you. You are re­ Tuesday afternoon next at 3:30 o'clock. a Chamois Vest and was conducted. quired to enter a Dispute Note within three A fall attendance of members is Cigar*.. weeks from tbe 27th October, 1905, at tbe Reg­ particularly requested. take no risks. During the past summer a consider­ istrar's office at Revelstoke: and If you do not able amount of work has been accom­ "•r so enter such Dispute Note, judgment may be tf _ signed against jou and the pla.ntlfl may pro­ The ladies of the Catholic church plished. A sawmill was first placed HOUSE FOR SALE ceed to execution. desire to call attention to the Watch on the ground and the timbers neces­ BEST VALUES IN TOWN Dated this 26th day of October, 1905. Contest onNov..l7th, an oyster supper sary for the - quartz -mill and other W. E. McLAUCHLIN, will be served in connection. Further A NICE ASSORTMENT 8w REVELSTOKE particulars will be given later.' buildings cut. The first storey of the When you want good Six-Roomed House on Deputy Registrar. in all sizes. quart/, mill is now up and it is expect­ Hon. R. F. Green, minister of Public Cigars Give us a Call. Fourth Street for sale, ASSESSMENT DISTRICT •works, passed through the city on ed that everything will be covered in Wednesday morning en route to the b.fore snow flies. The erection of the nbout 5 minutes walk lower Kootenay district. Mr. Green TAKE NOTICE that I shall hold a Court of mill and installation of machinery are from O. P. B. Shops. Revision and Appeal, under the "Assessment* Act, - will return about.the first of the week in charge of Messrs. Geo. Lemon and 1903," for the Eevelstok. Assessment District on and wiil be met here by the Premier Immediate possession. Monday, the 27th day" of November, 1906, at the Hon. Richard McBride. WALTER BEWS A. G. Street respectively and could hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Court Red Cross Dm. (o. House, Revelstoke . Phm. B. not be in better or more painstaking For' particulars apply Dated at Bevelstoke, this 23rd day of October, I -F. A. Jackson arrived in the city j DRUQOI8T ANO STATIONER hands. 1905. LIMITED. J <* i C. M. FIELD, from Canoe River on Monday and Next to Hume Block. on the premises to brought with, him one of the best The stated capacity of the quartz Jndge ot the Court of Revision and Appeal, Bevelstoke * Revelstoke Assessment District of caribou heads'ever seen in the city, | mill is 130 tons por day of 2-1 hours .••Ot»»0.«£t**»«-t-».*»t*»0«««.#J-,Bring; Va Your ^Proscription a . R.

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