■xOA - ' - / THE EDENOGRAPH Volume I. Numbek 29. ENDERBY, B. C. NOVEMBER 30, 1904. Price, 12 a Yea SKippcJ hy li-.'.cilci Ir.mi Endcrrlly, - 7.9118 tun. Acni-li.ir,.'. 6,180 Ion, Vernon, ■ 4.497 Ion. k.-l-,» c 3.891 Ion. tlili.i point., 2bJ Ion. Total. 22.761 ton. comfortable as possible for Ihe night. Me was taken to lhe Vernon hospital this morning. The Quebec provincial elections on the 25th resulted In Ihe return of 31 Liberals and 6 Conservatives. Thirty- five Liberals had previously been elected by acclamation. The Conserva- lives decided when the date ol the II will be mild. A teaton like the last. I •lw,ion w awiMiticad. not to enter with about at much tnow, wou|d JU„ I <h«eontetl. as a protest against holding t us all right." tlon. For one hour and a hull Mr Adams takes his hearers lo Ihe homes ol the men who have Inspired lhe world in ages past, and In his laultless cranry. and clean, delicious humor, pictures the qualities lhal made them great, and points men io that which is high, and pure, and manly. There Is not a dry moment, nor a thought ad vanced that does not make lor success; there Is life, and vim, and power In I Ihe elections at this time, as too closely! tm» "m<",C8' sh°"in« ,hal back ol'« lollcwlng the Federal elections, thus i». *«• •» "•• «•«• ™" h"""« ' H. W. Harvey relumed Irom Kam- waa Ceo. Bell'sscore al lhe JWrangi. loops last Thursday, where he spent a where he made 32 out of a passible 35, lew days wllh his solicitor on business' Following Is the score: man whose great heart Is welling with love lor his fellows and yearning to Wm, J. Twist, the man who could , a, making it Impossible lo secure a lair write up a policy on a wooden Indian „.,?,,. , , .j ... ... verdlcl of Ihe people on purely provln- " ,,'? L "1..' taT "" him Nevertheless, fourteen *M ,h«"> ,0 ,h« "I"* P1™" °' More. If he wanted to and it could sign Conserv„|v, ^^ ^ |h, success that man can reach. No on. Its name, passed up the Valley oni^,, an_ _fx wer«> elected can BMr Mr Adams "l,noul °""g Thursday. Mr. Twiss represents the! strengthened and helped, his v«ry Mutual Life of Canada. The sad slory of "th* gun that was pr81,nc, _ „, inspiration: he radiates F. McDowell ol Vancouver, and .lB»d*d." Is not In It any more. Now the practical Ideal lile. It is a mis- doc- lortune that more did not hear him, been The l.ajic," Guild Coneert. Send the old folkt Thi Eouiooiuutt for a Chrliimtj present, F. Pyman It giving hit th tar window a alight tingt of Chrltlm u The addition loth* Methodist church lor Sunday School purposes it aboul Sunday, fJ.lv ! !•- , -v.- I J. W.McCallutnol Salmon Arm. war* ,Ul *• ehoeolut. that were in Enderby on Friday, introducing th*,1""*1''" HoU" lhinP havs Beit gasolene tamps. Several were lwnd,»d ln lov«lni *»'• bul 'h« >»y« ordered by our business people. Thit "W'1' "W*1 h»v,,n', experienced - I. lh. be, guokn. lamTnud*. J*—**■»*»•» «" * '< » ^ TTt* I ?k I 1, * it n-ntdae^by th* Be,, Light Co.. - »■»•" "»' *« * * «««'«• *■ "T* '" *•.T°™ H'« » *• *•» of Canton. Ohio. h,nd m eounwr {hvt stanll> • ,horl v ^ g y r» i.. m u/t.i,.n n -—i. ""«• Andanothar man. See how tended and greatly enjoyed. The pre __tl, ._!^_i_!__T I «* Hhhaad *Mb behind th* counter. •»««• •* I** The followln; S^_T«f1^ Pl,n0Sak,■ • M»'J'C'C™e IrS£^^^_r___.A"hlta,» Thutth. man', mouth PI.nt.tlon song i reading the Bible You cannot see u n <i 71 71 tr» W ii A. E. Ro'jsrU 5" Touts 'J J Armttrong Capt. Mabarly 79 AltMri Evan C. Lev.rn E. Soalt - - Dr. Vattklnk - 0. MsPhwsoii T. Utile - • S.MoKm • F.C Wj!liad*ii«l nil connected wllh his coal mine, recently Enderby discovered near Enderby. Application Ot«. b»H ■ • ■ was made lo the government agent to ''•>)'* kealor purcease 8,030 acres ol bituminous j, c. Encliah - coal land, and the deal with the gov- h. Blutton - - eminent lor Ihe lllle ol the land is vlr- A. Temknusn - tually clcsed. At $10 an acre, this S.F.Waby - • land will cost Mr. Harvey and partners M $80,000. so some Idea can be gained ol the magnitude ol the undertaking. The land taken up In this coal grant takes In all ol the mountain known as Cliff Mountain (rom Its northern slope — to the southern slope on the Spallum- The Eye on Hubby Ctmjtny, whi.'h chten river. The sandstone formation played here last spring inl wjn s. in which the coal seam Is lound where miny friends, will return to Enlerb; It Is being opened up. can be traced on Saturday, ani vill present that the entire distance, and those who pro-' tender comedy dra'itl, Fan."h>n tht less to know say lhat there is not the Cricket!, Th) story deals wllh IBI , least doubt that bituminous coal dt> French peastnt-y it the 17th century. Fa-whoi till Crii'tJil. on today's train, Club Swinging. Pluto Solo. - ' the Biol*. It Is locked In the small Recttailan. An Eye on Hubby Co.. will present !!*!J*?,__i__* bMn m,d* wi,h \ nan'* Iron box. H« Is uylng soma- S^1* Fanehon th* Cridtelt ai lh* Town «"• C. P R. »rtt»r^ protp«ctiv» art- ,hing about damnltaj aomethitiB. Per- Hall Sttutdty evening, ll« from Manitoba and theTerrliorlet^jm „,, river He hts eaten Mr and Mr. Robt Bail.. Lit for m"Mnv""«,W ** °^M«M "*» what Ih. girl!did no, ute. Hewillnot S»". Mr. and Mra, Root Bail*? lelt ur n ^ mix ^^^ Rt|um xxekm • P(ln( Mutkol,o.Ont,. Monday, lo apetd ih* „., ^ u^um<»,«.* n^utt winter with their ion. (or ^ f^^ tnp on D*c 1.2. IS. 16. Fount*. On th*slr**l. morning tot- and on Jan, Sand 6 lowing th* CuiM coneert. a lady'acoti. = Th* advinugei ol a formal canvu Apply. R Radley. Enderby UimMAinm^^^m*,^^,,^^^ K Chat McDonald, lh* d*nUtt.<H>- Biintll did not vutt OimmII* ^ ^^4 ,hu on* n«edt only etpecu to be in Enderby Friday. Dec F°*» notOratrf Prairie, Mr. Ro»t| ,„ po(M ,8 ^ imln «,„,„(, ,„,, 2nd. and wlM spend tom* day* her*, 'did. *•* ■*'• Btttrel^ioi the vol**, .^^ Rtv Mr- Ad|ml taM B|gh, ,„ Alabama Coon Song Crip ....I C«t. Thet* it very little eneaurigemMtt for th* man who endeavors tt give an Piano Solo. Song. Violin Solo. Song. Plana Snla Song. ■ Mtis Woods Mr. Holland Master R. Crane Miss Venables Mr. Heggie . Mrt. Holland Fan Dull Mr. Cardom Mr. Wallace Rev. Mr. VemWes Mia. Vcrnala'.. - Mr. Holland Plantation Song, For Site Two exceptionally good Alter all Tone* ar* Toriea andGrmU, Methoditt church. Hu lecture, cows at reasonable prieei Both very are Gritt, and lh* majorliy follow UtMrj "Grip and Get," it * muter piece of gentle, one milking heavily. Apply political predictions ' Timet It It a Mendid criierion ol lh* tut* ti the mm ol the cemitiitniiy Mwirdt! Chat. Hancock wtutned Iromth* ' Caul en Monday, after spending a few montht la Vancouver and Victoria. Ttwr* istt'l anything lo bell lhe En deiby Trading Co.'* display cl Hunt preserve*, unlttl II ti lh. (mil in the ^^5^,,'^,^^^ "* (lour aadu wiih Beat on ihem scattered Chtuii«ttai*siuMsnn*hd«|nilu. about, Every Iretrht wagon 10 iht. Ask Ed Hittoplo lel you tttt* one hmbtr camps, every finMt'a ng ul ii will mean hro-biu Irom yaw pocket th* country all catty Motlutt Beat, into the tetttltr, sawing lhal lh* product ol lhe Endtr- H. Byrnes left for Ntw Denver Fit- *1 «* " *l««l«<Jaiinueh.ihi>m* day 10 autad iht mamag* ol hu at abrtai daughicr. Anm*. la K 0. Spukmin, Tht SS-actt property rtctmly told C P. ft Agent by Mrs Gteenhow 10 ihe Vemon Totm- Tht inttnor ot Iht Sharp, builduig *«« Campuiy lor 112.000. wffl be cul la about completed, and toon the men 1* law rwidetillal lot- ll It under. tnarittiirinbtmwredotiioliuprtiwi «*et tttj*«»*r. thu plant at la placing cramped auutcrs ihem on lhe flttiktt and dupottngol ihem are very nadeftnu* at present li Dr. W. J. Cutty, duaisl. wt» bt in tt ^^^ „„, „„_, wll b, 4^ ,„ Endtrby about twelve dart longer. ,!_,,_„,*,„„ before agtrM« News That* requiring ht* ttrvicet please can wahaul delay **** m**t v*Mk *** * mnxmt wat httd in lb* teedutg toom H larm- llyouhiveni antthing t*>d •»« j,w»,«, p|«by which th* public Sunday dinner, tnd want lolretlyoer ^^ ^ ^^ ^ .^^ A inmdt 10 ante* dung lake them loth* j^miB^ %m t^meg it look into Union Re-««*nt Ot* tmiier aafl t^wt ai t tubsetuent Messrs Shaw and Bayer haretented meeting t» be held m a lew days. The Ihe Rowman place and art naming « committee has since been last in th* private boarding house A lew young pobuctl lormml and the winter it get men wanted at boarders lift* oMer and nothing done D. Nairn It Co are msking a ape The MethtmbsU of Armstrong held a Cialty thu w**k of eu«h and cold i^«»Be*tsM*v»i»«rs*iysmK«*«i temedles those thai have been Wed Sunday lasl. The a«M state of lhe and can be recommended. rortskept many Irom attending. M in spile ol the mullet audiences. Ihe liteMingltrertenlhusiasticandenspit if*, Rev. 0 K B Adsnu al Victora gave great delight by his etoa/jMt sermons, and lh* church was filled by H appreciative atsdienet an Monday night ft ft Bradl-y hu lust added lo his ,„ h«r his popular lecture ' stovepipes that {^. Doyle, trho hu been spending giltaa^trrerwimsutiajpliiitiil etclsims ^^ ^^jo^m Meisrt Brroes and and never loosen and Bitot* They e#,nadini, M Bil ^ broken Tuesdsy id. and win draw eretything but ^^ ^ ^^ ,8 vttnXt , stump pisSer ca the Brines ptspttty. Ott your orders mi early The Ssn date to totm. Dr. Bent!-; wts sum. don Standard it not hard lo satisfy ll ironed, and with Me&n Heggi-- Car says Some el sur weather prophets dam. Sharpe and Byrnes, cawed Mr. I predict a coM winur, and others think Dsytt la totm, whtrt be wu mad. ss Boundary Creek am^y, humor and ennobling inspira- Graham Rasoman, Enderby. During th* sutrmer months E Chaptvell Uld others look up valuable Aieces of land on lhe hills west of town, and have since cut* road to their properties Ih; stove. Sensible Talk on Fruit Suburb and Country, a seekly horticultural paper ol Victoria, gives its readers this valuable suggestion; "Two recent shipments by steamer (rom San Francisco (0 British Columbia consisted ot a total ol 47.625 lbs. of dried fruit, ol which 36.200 lbs were prunes. When we remember that there are six boats per month (rom San Francisco and that for some months In the fall and winter large shipments, such as the above mentioned, are made by each boat, and lhat there are also considerable quantities Imported via the Sound and by rail Into this province. Ihe sum total amounts to a very large quantity We often hear people say lhe market Is overstocked; lhal prunes, pears, etc.. are not profitable to grow, "as you cannot get anything tor Ihem." This complaint most often comes from the men who are least In touch with the real market conditions, and who are thinking solely ol local conditions. There is not the shadow of a doubt that a profitable market exists east ol the Rockies for every ounce 0! good shipping fruit, even If pears and prunes, with which this article is mainly in tended lo deal Transportation facilities are good. This markel with these facilities ol reaching ll ts practically unlimited and gr king all the time It Is ours by right It is ours vhen we produce Ihe (mil to send it When we do this we (fill find lhal we will have lo dispose 0! 1 certain quantity of over-ripe and otherwise unit trketable fruit, that is. lhal cannot be sold for shi; ping purposes That Ihere is a market lor (his 1? amply proven by the fact of the large quantity of If iit no */ being imp jrted Irom our Southern friends That there is an epenlng for Ihe establlshm' ofevap:ra,ingplants just al present is doubtful, b -t the growers should goon planting and organi*lr,\ the latter Is one ot lhe essentials When pining begins to show effects, lhe organt/»n n be In position to see tha; the evaporating plant ll established as soon as needed posits will be opened in this area. The developments at the prestnl workings are even bitter thin were anticipated. The tunnel is already in coal-bearing ground, several small stringers running In the face, It is believed by the men hiving the work tn hand that a big b ly will be encountered inside ol 25 leet. In addition to th* seam they are working on three others hav* been discovered outcropping in th* same sand. atom dyke lip «-. ,k. y.a.ww. ..•-•y.l.'.^mwm., nectionwlth the company Is In the prospective stage, but so:n an organisation will be affected, and the cap Ital raised to llmnc* th* scheme II a coal mine u opened up so near Enderby il will be the means ol making this a most important point It ' will also be a great boon to the Okanagan Valley, and (or the mainline cit.es It It only necessary to demonstrate thit the coil u there and capital will quickly be found ta finance 11. HULICAR NOTES Geo. Lynn ha-, ere tied a new dairy building on hu larm Wm. Steele u buildi tg 1 hindiom* cottage on ihe Graltoi larm. and is selling oul I0O0 fruit trees, Donald Matheton ha; completed an and ii chimin.:. - 'ui-.-l Mia Hartind. as Fsn- none, having playef Urge cities of ihe ti Canada, and in the Buchanan testis h at am ta. Mr. bigjtt! THE MARKET. Thtpotilt'yagi.n cimnei-ci-r up-to-dat*poultry housi and u gSing ilv(0„,h, oi]m B ,„, N,„ Wfll eatensively into the Miry I usiness m.mlef mm _», wrii_, Th, Mr. Flatten hu run the levels over larger fowl w*r* all in try « ttrt that ponton ol the Gralion farm pur- dit.ii ani louttd realy buytrs at Si ii chased some months ago Irom Win ioS7.S0perdsten. Th* broilers wet* Steele lor the purpose ot pulling in a in evlden-e in even grater nttmbets. system of irrigation. an) .. 1 At si J4 to JS p*r : Crane Bros, are enlarging their sys The duck* one* msre provei tern of op.rat.on on th; Dee. Park' Th« •*• »al»I*"** " " larm They are building a Urge ac ' :■ ail light th. lion io their bam ani will aid IS c . io lh„. dairy ».tck thus (tell. th,<» I ''* "W« ' I 36"'"Th7/'fmdit JUicvtlt t"» sa^plyth-! '' ***** *« 'tn_f1 *' ' .-r« still brtognj >!■>>•♦ ton ci" - ' d«mand lor their dairy produce Tlw Irom Vernal the ilher :.'•• cattle. !•"".: «••« what they.' got ind add to. rather than reduce, even al 1 tempting figure ittbag; Afp>- It* ■ - lh s vtry Theyire ,"!J,, itm>ni ^ f"4*1 nn*' ' aU> bulldtng.Urge.up.tod.l, poul.r, ^,s?:' ' ' •nd will go estentlvtly into *0-attd ^uln-r. *-n, .tlcperpswil But'-- ■ . ! with a d« house, and will gi chicken raising -«• • Al Ttie Bull' mini -11. ■ • 30c pet prjut 11 gingln aom; liutanc; I • th* r*rj The telum tnatch shit .If at the rttlMIUllt titty W« ■ Kr.lerby range laat Th-irsday. betwrr-i, ,.., . ,. c the Atimltong and EnJerby teatns. bu/»M .hit 'he . - was • better match than that of lhe- , , weekpf. 1 }■' mi Ihe lilsl ttai ,. .. 15 the eighth lh« shooting al lh? NO tg rang* wu nip snd tuck ind lh* high Then tnderby tell down Al Fi th. other tang. I - ■ ■ • coveted, ind pulled out In the lead b • . .Me Apply. ninepoinu The leltute if the day t Rsmch S»ie 16and20 ra u GuStsntr'i j ! 11] by THE EDENOGRAPH. ENDERBY, B.C., NOVEMBER 30, 1904 First Ye.w "". EDENOGRAPH II. M v, \ -.lit I'll! of XII the ill, • : i|| i-V| || lln I newi I nil - and perl ipt n, ■■ „,, tXt ' , '.\ ,.,'" ya^Endtrby.B.C ... eh , ,,,, ,,, ' Ima li> pcev ■. on|y „,,„, |.C,JC|,|l,,- \V| - -Il« Hill IIUI . Tim whale i. n iiii,' ii-.li in tln> sen only an tiwnnnl nf III. I'ulnuuil propm tloim v. ii nuvlgatur li»- ia i nt inui-h itl .1 aui-i'tiaa. Hi. Hint tal .|u-c il in awlinniing ia only aliotil ten itillva uu I r, ■ .' did mu , • ■■' ... ountli mu rliiiictc.n(nil alri'aulioiinil In tliu8u- tint i ii SOME Ai I MUNITIONS. .! II II , lllll ., Ill, Thi Ml.fori Hearts r)l . ,, I, .ui . . lor A lie M Who Minister li/ nml miii nuuiii it lu lu,, tin .ml, mi nnllnnrj ii.nl IO0 |MitiiitlH, .-un Irnvel 19 lu ll tin, i'„"n ii.it.r. iftilng 11 inlli- a ■!, lllll lllll III, 'll Henry W. Harvey Crnbrai Merchant, Enderby, B.C. The slock In the several departments Is large, varied and new Croc-riot nd Provliloni Si.ipit- .mil Policy Dry Coods CloUiing iind Ci'titY Vwi ni'-liii'fs HoilSt1 i'tu iii.liliiv',% Kin u\ and GtirdVn K■■.]..!■.; Mining Supplivs Spot liiti- Goods 11 Tl,. 1:.. t ne can I- i- '>. ■ m . i. . . • INI FOR l ■ , \ ■ ... \ y c PLANTS AMI ANIMALS. nml* of it -I...I Inn ,1 in . (.,.■, in hundred* ml neck, When Billing un), blood, ,'" Thirty years experience In Outlining and Packing Goods to go Are your horses feet tender? W ■ thing out—a cushl n I ■ i.iedthe Air Cushion Pad hat Its name In : > horse- an the tende ill ste tup next tin :ush m', ihi '." • ind the Interior, Kamloops Lumb Co1 er L.d Mar I jumoer L SHINCLES. LATHES. DIMENSION TIMBERS. Etc. town, we mil ••■ h Mills a: Kamloops. Annls and Enderby. Capacity 25.000.000 feet o( Lumber and 30.000.000 Shingles yearly. Tern • Wm. HutchisMt. Enderby application. ■ M II •r. thai » . thst have iv-;. , ■ «.KAMI.(H)l'Sl.i;MBi:RC(). LTD Endtrby. D. C. Can't find anything better ■ home ar ■ MABEL l.\KI \ \il.iv With The Owl afJK.2__a*JS_tt IF .rid that *c are '.Mihere In a r ny. so r» • * Ha ifl'il - aver and id all ' ip. In ' \ ROASTS THAT ARE TENDER ______________-_______________________________■ ... -.,;.. That is the opinion of men who are expert fruit growers and £ ' ,- .■ ■: .■:: tl l "., ■ land :'. Is right In lh( I n; .. li . LOOK CAN BE minutes' walk from the Postofflce. Land Is continually raising In value. We ha :hese blocks, but have a hah FOR THE few choice buii.i. ■ . i ll.id lets of betier III continue to progress; It has only fairly Property will continue lo Increase In value; building ; Geo. R. Sharpe lots will never be less valuable than they are K day. Your best wmn\\ ' opportunity is NOW Price of Lots, C t A t0 C J f\ Henry W. Harvey, Agen«, .fo*W*P * ^ «P « U Silverware &me p { g. jns •ays makes an acceptable r j o Select from our new stock One hundred acres of first-class Fruit Land. IS minutes walk from the Post-Office at Enderby. Will be sold in one block, or cut up into smaller blocks to suit purchaser. Good he properly; outbuildings and fruit orchai roperly three and a hall ■ ! Can be divided Into two I This Is lh* cheapest properly 111 = '!WALl'iiAl£ . / r^ _. G. A!,ERS HANKf II V.' HAI- . F. Pyman Jeweler ffi_ Evport Watch Rt pair- Udtrty, FOR SALE Kelowna's Lakeview This hotel Is delightfully situated, on the ) f Okanagan lake anr1. with "Jim" Bowes to greet you as host. It will make your stay In Kelowna most enjoy- ———mttttttt—am—m———tttttttttttmmtttt^tb\t. The accommo- JAS. BOWES, Proprietor. ns at lhe Lakeview in,;; wish—that Is Jim's characteristic. GEORGE K LAWES. Ul<rl,. Hal< icyon ■ . nltarlum ■ Receipt Books -• ■ - ■ it ti • illy - re than i Ihe ( ■ Halcyon Hot Springs Arrow i ... it c. .etter Heads Bill Head?. Envelopes, Shipping Tags. Ir, in , Buslnesi Cards. Visiting Cards. Invitations—any thing that can be printed—julckly done at this CO. r. No 1058 mates cheerfully furnished on every class of Book and Job in pPjn.|n£f ■»ri muting. , A.WE- CM. It H.WoMnnsto!.. Ste. L.O.L No. 4-.C v.. ,. '.' • I IK l,tlCtlO}.'rjph. BtLL Brkk BlotV. aift Si <*>£ UYI . Fikst Yrap THE EDENOGRAPH. ENDERBY, B.C., NOVEMBER 30, 1904 ^Methodist Church y -y/ \-','\j."c-'K-'. m PITHY AND POINTED. SERVICES: Divine Service every Sunday al 7:30 p.m. .'■.in lay-School and Bible Class, 2:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting - Tuesday. 8 p.m. Ahtartv i m tor all. Stoessel, lhe Lion PUBLIC NOTICE la hiraby gfvtn lhal on* month altar tho date hereof, the undersigned and aiii, i. Intend to nuke application lo Ills Honour Sir Henry Joly do Lothlnlart, Lltuttnanl D van i m Council al Victoria, under llle Provisions ol the "Municipalities' Incorporation Act." He- .: it. i Hnmh Columbia and ri ling Acts, lor Letters Patent undt r the Creai Seal to Incorporate the I :-r described lands Into a Town Municipality under the name ol "The Corporation of the Town of Enderby," lhat I lo say: Lots numbered 149 and ISO In Croup I. of lhe Osoyoos Div- Islnn of Yale District, a pjrtlon ol the N r:h kssi quarter of i 22, a portion of the West hall ol the North-Writ quar: jr of Secilon r !w South-West quarter > 26, legal sub-division 12 of 16, and a portion of the South lull ol the Ncrih East quarter ol Sac- lion 2? in Township It). Rang*9, West ol the Sixth Meridian, a portion ol legal aibdiviii.n 9. rt.id a portion of the ' Ih Ssuth-fsast quarier of :-■..,: West of the said Sixth MuiJinn. more particularly described as fellows: Com tiienclnj; at the Ncrdi-East corner of aald Let ISO. thence West als.tg the North b.iindary ol said Lei to the North Weal corner thereof, thence West along tht taid North., iy boundary cl said Lot, produced i. ill a distance af 93 chains: iltoi,. South a distance ci 63 chains; thtitet East along the Southern boundaries of said Leu 149 and ISO a distance of 031 chains to the back el tits a, allun'.dicen River: then;* Northerly following lhe Westerly bank of said River to the point ol commencement, comprising 666 acres Gso, Bull. H. W. Hahviy. Ron. P. Bkaijuy. | H. W. WmsiiT. Dated thu 31st day of October. 1904. Send Till Emnmmiii aa a letter lo Ihe Iclks at home Know this: The Leading Tonsorlal Artist ol the Valley. Is located al Enderby. He can handle the razor with ihe besl ol them, and he's an artist with lhe scissors. Schedule ol prices: Hair Cut. 25c. shave. 15c: sings. 10c; shampoo. 25c: hair Ionic. I Oc Patron* will kindly note that this shop will not open on Sunday. A. Totill, Hanco.1 all,. Endcrky :■■ v "SM Grim old Hon ol the fortress, stalking 'round your lair, Growling out your fierce defiance to the foemen gath'rlng Ihere, Though we may not breathe a prayer that success jM: attend your arms, fc|» ln this land of Light and Freedom, far removed ■(¥& from war's alarms, We are cheering for you, Stoessel, as you seek to f^ stay the fall, For a hero Is a hero—that Is all. Dark and gory Is the outlook, and you know It all B328 too well, .'-. ■•' For death's engines lurk beyond you, and around P0g! you crashes Hell. i ,,'i'i Hope Is going, blood Is flowing: sorrow comes on t^ry sable wing F ;:.• Where the hordes of yellow hornets madden with jis-J their dying sting. ■'•:':'< We are cheetlng for you, Stoessel—fight as long jy5& as you can crawl, '.]. For a hero Is a hero—that Is all! E: 8 Hold the fort till dissolution; perish as we know Saw you can, <•' ■:■'. With a haughty laugh your death song, and a curse R&g" to greet Japan, K£$ Though within be gaunt starvation and without a &bsi corpse-strewn field, Kg , Terror cannot sway you. Stoessel; horror cannot ixM make you yield. Honest tears are ever neutral; we shall shed them when you fall. For a hero Is a hero—that Is all! —Wm. F. Kirk. In Milwaukee Sentinel. II ll III ,T,'!ll t,, it mitn in keep 1 , wnrcl bro use -ii one will lake it, When || hosli i ,,.k ilu-y prouabl) en Iit Ii 1 . mil Hi.. al,l of skeletoi It 111,11 tint ll trt a Juki- tn oraek II Imi Of till' eraoken ought to bt hurt. "I.i.ii- il Imt a transport," .«va a poet. Vi a, itiiil Ml (■ n canal boat, for lli.it unit cr. ,\ Inili nine In- 1 n n willow three mi>. •. > II IT" »i plaee lo gal « bui- Patronise the Industries lhat patronise Your Town-IT PAYS We manufacture twelve brands of Flour: Best. Hungarian, Hungarian (Jute), Premier, Three Star. Drifted Snow, Alpina, Strong Baki r XX, Wheat Sheaf, S perllne. Graham, Whole Wheat. These are all good grades, Moffelt's BEST is unsur- , able. WHEATLETS, the Idea; brr-akfast food, is also our manufacture Try It. All kinds of FEED in wholesale or retail quantltl IF* Columbia Flouring Mills Co., Ltd. Enderby. bai , i,i tli, '•nr. WTi .,! III. null !<l cither- Ilu- IIINH nil" '!"■- tree- iilil .tint which he- », wi..- .li„r*;> beeontpelled t,c.ti>. j It 1. related ut Mi,In. Uml whatever in- tiiiirln <i turned to froldi nowaday! t \.... imt louefa some men wllh unlet lh. i nil. turn to anything, > > ll.nl) N, ii. THE LIGHTNING AT WOKK. Steam power I. lo Im- .ii|M-ra , ,, -i lelij in ih,* irccai-ritnirii yartti nl Kiel, Hermans'. Klreirlelti I. tn lie used lo It ten to ii p »f lh. ,il by .lock m **>ii%»-\ Wn.lt- infloH mi' ■••> • tt .*hmgt_i,, 1). C, Tin- tli.-ttit' frin I...U (flir to Hlptr* MHlf iiif iiuitkah dooIIm of Inula Tin* ifgiunr prior f.>r f«»ur poollri lo .II.i,|,' |||i tut J* l,c,i,r» |« OV t'tlitta fitt'lt. Willi tlrt'tri.nl f«t •> tli.' vvt.rk crtit It »!»u»' for •" •■ thlrti "t tlir eoit, mu! Mtiuilcnibla Inoonvtnlcfl ij It lw» lnt'ii Kitirif*,*1*rH! tltnt lltr rlW. , ,-a-'.- .',».■*,. %«'v -- ••-. ■'-. tS**m\ -• \.\ JACKSON'S LIFE MENACED. litfltlfitt ttiti.it I* \.m llMMl Fttr- Httitt-ti ttm Pint Utewpi \Hit(it«i 111*, in- Ml ti I'rroMnti, On March, », I8U. <*..■». Jackaon ttitn M tending (In* finit-ml uf Wnrn'h tt t'tti-, it itti'ititH't- tii i -jr*»» from >. in tli ramttim* n\ ini* <*n|>ltu*. awl ulitli* walking In [irowwtfun in mkv ..-.- tin (lit- ,«»t It..tit ttf lln i'ii|iiiui iir nit* .i|i|'n>iflu'l b) a man nnmml Itlchanl Lnwrenw, who |tn- •a ■*■ 41 (ll»l*t| Utlllltt .1 fvH '' ' ' him Mi- w|t t*s.|iliMlnl, Imi iilil mil tyiiiif tin- pharyi latiwronc. threw tin (ti*itii awn) ami ilrirti another, «iiitli di**i tut-MtI iiif, imii Jackaon Wit" tilt I lit- ill IM Of Ml Wtwttllitit \, ui' rvtarj »t lhe ircniuiryi tin- aiwawiln «hh rnltwd l.nllitv. uf tin- lin*>. Ui il mu nml tha fi • -ti.-l io rreti (mm tin .* fti' fl.'a 1, airatnat ih prnllcman it waa Itii trie Rcatcra r tirti.tl Iti in,' ftinii. t.n ihm In rpqutml the Thr) ii'i'f nff. ut thai ll- atiAlrlrntt I'll ■ . full -i" ' - tlirtiit- i f tr.. t*nr*. Ih* «n iltr |.lar I Dfl >tam\ -i mu wan iitolph liml m pi. ■ ■ iti. nml ilu- n|.I <if thr *.'<'< ii.t thai lt" '';n| known t>» In-nt tin pan •i|.ii (..* woultl bam Ih-tii s«nd lhe old fata The Eosnookaih ci ■ j-.ti..- in ti.'i, ml it,it... ,t . u\ It i* n-Hi.» Iff Ol lltr tttlnl «Mlt|Mlt in |tlani in the wintrr ii |niraunl ii". U.ul i Ui.i Law* Hcmh of tha mlu Itlm. hut gvntlemoni I n't kill im'. t HENRY'S NURSERIES ;,.t-. !• ,. , ...... r>. Rot**, On tnhouK and I: i -'.. • , - a. For Fall torn* Crown Garden, Field tllll nut .il I-ml Th run tirulivi iti,vwH.H imt nt* .iiti«r. i, aaya >i«" Wii-liiMj-lmi l*it«t. nml iirtdL'tml Im • for** .ii(i.L'»* Cranchi nml rammlttrdi \t tim tti.il be behatwl |trrti> much •* Qultcan tliil, Inirrriihilnit tin |iro« r*-r*lttiip> nml tnlkilitf nil tin tiim-, until ih*' Juilga onk rwl him to In-1.- moved "t"in the courtroom* A >■ mlaalon «n* npnolntcd tn examine Into hi* ntintiiinti ••( mil I nml Or t'-Ao«itt ami Mr. SchiII re|wrtctl htm uf untouml itiiniK Hi* unit itmiuihi .1 in nn Inaam aaflum* when In- Hml tnr manj iini-" There ««» nti at* trtiipl itinilf hi Involve » 'tut- |Mililit'n3 i-'t.t.tn-» nf OcOi Jackaon in ihi* nlti'iii|it nn lit* lift*, hut Ihi- t'Vimih hMmh nml tiinl rereaM nothlnM ,l111 that it WM tin- not nf n tltn.ltlinll. I..,. .1 , i - .it'* i>*i-n|M" fn.fil ih-nlli «.,• pmi -..'-tii it..- l.i.:..'- wen loaded <•■■' heavily, nml after thf nr rr*t nt Ijiwtence were Ami, iht- eapa •*\|t|t«lii»K .imi Ignlllnn tin- |Mtuili>r rra»Iih In tln> |ii«i"l nml -tinlitic th" l«i'N ihrtnigh aevrral Inchea of |il.mU ll wna atotetl ih.ii in ii. •lmU««iti «iitl nt ih*- Htm lhal he knew where the (or a Chrutimi pmwM. i r j t- r_r *r ^^ ^ J* C. Metcalfe Under The OKve Tree 11 e Enderby Hotel Furnace HeatetS: Electric Lighted This pioneer house Is experiencing the greatest rush ol business in Its history. It Is the result ol its popularity. The service and accommodations are the best. Ninety-loot annex now ready to accommodate the trade. The cream of the land on bar and table. Rates: SI and S2 per day Webb Wright, Prop. Mackinaws AND RUBBER GOODS Nov Is the time you need them; Now is the time to buy them—we want to sell. Enderby "f-r= Buy Direct and Save Agent's Commission )OIO WeUmimKrr R.OH Vuncouvrr For Sale! Karmtng Laisi In I•'.- 10 .mtptr Suitable lor fruit growing and dtirting Asoiy lo J. W. M.JCALLUM. Salmon Arm. Royal Cafe A DALK. Pruiarcclor first ' rt-order house. When you want a '. m<3l that It tatty ■ • - MrtMd (t all hours M.w.lf. DUlClilTSi .,i. - .1.. t. .„, ,,i,0 on 10 I •■' i • i- i 10 Ic.}' Ilic- ,..c. ol lie- .ttctccccti,act In ll„- ,1 \\ ,.|,i,ia'i,,la It. „., I.ill of III' •l,-IHIll.,.ll tc III ..tl, Mr.. Il.«i.-•.-.. n„ nrlli . ■ i..>....... hi. print. ■:- „c mccl ,-..tt„ a . mother i In Hi.-, a lalilr ..I .Lelt n • „, UaJ tc i noon ami t api |lra..Mir. Ol thr II,arm, , ..,|.- II- i-.ii.Tal Ma. rvHlltng unci .llicckctctf lii. la,..»..,- pl| . Winc, .Ic, Ihci mclinl Ur-xamlrla n lit.— numlivi of i t,.. nl^.ar,l t.t pat iMl c-.|...t. to the |ir.-i,i,i.i a, I ..nil n. i: ■'„. hail Im,ic ccci tanTrpr it, ll- c, ■■ . tt'tccc ,al,i,-l,. !„r acinic- i- nson, ll* ' ■ c'i-iiii-.i-cl icci-l nrni Mceklnaj r- hiointlon, Hi nli,,...j toward *t,.- pri a. tl lo lUclrrn him, »l.n I., de tela |cccl c,,t hi. Illltl'l ran. of Ihr prw •: nt tu I lc-ci.1,-1 <l:,i p ntf I,im it Iht ln|it. Iir .i./.,l I liim n,.i.y. ,,l,,ic llsnrfolph'i tt' ticiaricl him ccct ccf tic ciliin. ■im ,1 in iln- -i.l.nl anil- i-l ll... > In- In. tin The fbxers. A recipe lor saving the world: Save yoursell. Isn't It unfortunate that we're not somebody else? Taint no use t' chew th' rag ef y' alnt got any teeth. Be loving to others ll you would have others love you. Enderby will one day be the metropolis of the Okanagan Valley,—3ee 'f It don't. Rather would I trust a bad man lo be good thm lo shun him on a Goody One's say so. II the Japs can dig a tnle deep enough and big enough under It, Port Arthur may yet fall. Give me health and a tin whistle and you may lake the gilded palace and the band wagon. Better to have a button when and where it is needed than a thousand dollars doing nothing In the bank. When Haie gets Into your heart and tells you something mean aboul another, hit him an upper- cut and loss thy brother a love vibration. The surest way to send Ihy brother to the dlmnillon bow-wows Is to give him th? marble heart when he <hl;i ai.<3 you to—b: a fish. What is the use of all this political fighting, after all ? Let him h ive it all his own way and lhe wicked one will soon turn cosmos into chaos. If it were not for the little Jealousies and petty strifes that pester life in a mall community, we might ask Jesus to come ov»r and si p *lth us. "Being good" means : ng those things the world thinks you ought to do Perhaps II you'd do what you know you ourht lo da the Ccody Ones would say you were 1- al B;.d But tt Hubbard tells all g : i llstl the man or woman whose stlltude says. "I am h Her than thou." He Is I -iocs Ihose lolks he ought nol to have d .te and leaves undone those thai he ought. The Devil will never ll anonymous corr ; n you have proved your ; man's victuals, chfw.inK I Painters Orchard & Crawford Enderby. B. C. HOUSE and SICN PAINTING GRAINING. STAINING and DECORATING Imitators ol native and foreign woods. J££^{"nrw ct TREES _°Jiv2r ftcbl E. A. CHAPPELL, Enderby it by these nurseries Is llfic growers can make It. Enderby Brick Yard Orders taken for any quantity. Plastering, chimney building, and brick & stone masonry work contracted A. M. Baird Enderby IHI,!.' ^*J hands In his wall be hi: "!•: I piled wltl Plu rJiark anu y.irpris tnd / - imi ' • you s ii log 01 to calumniate, unless wonh by eatinr, the vitals, and had two the time claiming lo ■ • . ll 'ters ; ll ■sire —Philistine Job Printing Tha' • 'he artistic anr! • omy, will be done a- office—quickly, neat! cheaply You do not have lo send your printing il • n. Anything tha' can be done in foroni lln Inarycommei il • Ingtcanl" 'here The EaaMr. Edenogn ti t cl|'ll *0 I.-.n t there something you I have In :he printing Kite } We can glv THE EDRNOGKAPII. ENDERBY, B.C., NOVEMBER 30, 1904 First Yeap Hi_-_M.sr<M_C_-.-__BiL,.. j - T_ 1 ' . Wl"" *■ Local P., EnderhyTradingCo. |In the PulPlts »* Rubbers to Wea. New Books .overs ol good reading will find us now wllh a line line f ■ . i Hi Feet, Misses' "i-'lfit:. -i-r. ■ . ■ ': : iii bi- prtrliculir They Ihli'k thr rli ' in ih . ibjeci Inrl tlan religion is litis besl Inthe ■' id in ti iui ild, because ii reveaia God'* m«i B ks and Novels by the most popular authors, at prices from m ... Christ should be *\m iti i t? f\ 11 23c to $1. jO versi ■ .. n the ind, ll better Cl Add I ■ faltl I :■ ugh. I Li .derby Trading Co., .Cliff St. wrnar-.-. Emk'i'bv. i ■■I 1= i ||, „'. .HV-lr^-. IWJI Stoves "for winter wear i „» — »-. '.•'. I II hey last, • Ise for the h In si are. paint: R. P. Bradley, Enderby I lardware Merchant TINSMITH and I'LUMBIiR. A. Fallon, i' He Gave His iAlz for Brother New Stationery ■' Writing Pads Writing I'mn-r Envelopes ': In all the latest styles Visiting Cards Fountain Pens School Scribblers Rulers i and Black Ink Pencils :.. D. NAIRN y CO.. ^|g|^h^d Stationers >.i down b.1 li,vi: Ihis? li It . | ' ih m*. I lhe raising ot Utarus I'OI" I'l'liil LuTul.\ 1'illTll Li\ll<.l$ ailll I OW'll ' ' ;'"J"r Pl'opOl'lv ill and see— I II today. In ' WALTER E. TRUESDALE, induvby, b. c. ary, on behalf ' : .•:: a . ■ . ■ Tits C , • The* C. J. B's Cure Constipation Price 25 cent* R. R. Burns, Price 25 cents Masonic Building Burns' Toilet Luxuries • - Al ummum w are ■ ta Child r- ■ ■ He went to Cl J g l your Kcnltli insured ? An accident policy covering sickness as well, '.ill provide for ycu. Get It of WALTER I-. TRUESDALE la ldrib> Union Restaurant: oi'hvs Endi Popular Short-order House J Winman ProprMtrm llccl,|„.,.n Itlo.lc Clcll tat :tts for Ladles .lent service. % ur—a ^_-M.i. . t r^~.'Ai«__E_.i Panchon tr Cric'tet.t J I - D Rags Rags '■ i Made into ( I •-,„-. I ,p, t. oattirdcy,Dcc' 3 \ j ■ am prepai all kill This is the (Inest material in the world for cooking utensils, it maker: them oo light. »o e<rrvi<*«»hlit and always so bright and First cost Is some greater than agate ware, but there is no comparison In the service rendered, Pretty Table Pieces: Salt and Pepper Shakers. Sugar Bowls. Spoon Holders, Milk Pitchers, etc. Also everything to cook In. Call and see them. \V. J. AriuslI'ttity. Manager, Ai'mslioiti*. B, C. Would U ? Like a life insurance policy providing (or the payment of from Si.000 io SI00.000 lo your wife it you die within 20 years, and that II you live 20 years guarantees more to ycu in cash than you have paid on ll? Your answer is very likely lo be. "Yes. but li can'l be done." On receipt of your name, age, and address, we will prove to you that It can The Assets of IF* Mutual Life of Gtnad* of S7.000.000 will convince you Win. J. Tvviss, Vancouver Warm Bedding Perhaps yc ur bed Is not so warm as ii might be, and you cat -land where the cold comes from You nd It is in the mattress It is thin In sp ' ' keep the cold eut Keep warm underneath A new mattress will 'emember lhat we have the agency (or Mai • Plan Terms and prices on applli . Jas. C. English, Furniture Dealer Cliff St.. Enderby W. B.tcon, E, jrly- in Hancock block .' ... . * , a. t W LIVERY RIGS el MATTHEWS iv EVANS ■ ENDERBY Warm Robes It's a Utile early lor Sleigh Bells Roix . arm \V" • very 'ine I '.hers no! quit but all are good qualll very reasonable. Dent wall till the ip catches >ou— b rit. Wm. Hancock, Enderby c in ihe priming Ini We can gi
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Title | The Edenograph |
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Walker, H. M. |
Publisher | Enderby : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1904-11-30 |
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Notes | Title changes in chronological order: "The Edenograph" ; "The Enderby Progress and Northern Okanagan Herald |
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