J**~ {5 SEP 2 31904 ** _*- '.: THE EDENOGRAPH Voi.u me 1. Number 19. ENDERBY. B.C.. SEPTEMBER 21. 1904. Price, S2 a Yea The windows and doors are being put into lit* Motcall building. W. J. Kewwa in from Salmon Arm last Thursday, on a business trip. The Enderby Trading Co. will move Into their new store rooms about Oct. I st. The plasterers will start work on Ihe upper floor of the Bell block in a few .!.•■ Thursday. Nov, 17lh has bean llxed by the Dominion government aa Thanks • giving Day. Winter supplies are being hauled lo (lis lumber camps of the Kamloops Lumber Co. For Sale Fust-class dairy cow, In lull milk. Address, H. Worlhlngton. Enderby. B.C. The plast«r*n hav* finished work In the Enderby Hotel annex, and th* finishers are now having their innings. Harry Worthington tends a Murphy lo ihis office big enough to nicely III In one'* hat. Nottobsdloradryitason. A pollttcal mealing will be held in the Town Hill. Saturday evening, to be addressed by Mr. Burrell. member.elect from thli district. Menu, Minhewi tt Evans have worked up a large livery business tine* opening the Fashion Sublet, and ar* filling a long-fell want When you require medicines for man gal at iha Salmon Arm drag W.G. Pratt. Ph. 0. V.S.. It ajsable ol tilling your order*, ll wattkt not b* a difficult matter to gel a contuble fcr Endtrby tt th* cm- iem would pennon the government through lh* member. Prtct Elltaon. The Irani* *rerk ol the Urge ratldenc* being built by F. Bam** lot F. H. Hal* u up. and work U being puihed at fist at men and aullabl* matwtal can be obtained A loeett lira en on* el th* limber limn* ot th* K. L Co, near Mabel Uke it causing much damage, A gang ol men wit* aent ta light It tail week, but Mill it U bunting over a Urge area J. B Whitact*. ih* man who can tell ptuiia. arum the Valley ihu week. taking in th* Fair al Kelcwia, He r ir! ■■ ; h. ■ : ■ ;■' Ing three initrutntm* in as many hours, Thtte U a gteat demand (orcolUgei in Endtrby. Ai lh* ptetiM lint* ih* supply to IS lo 25 short d requtrimtnu. With th* incteat* to the force it ihe lumber mill lhe demand will be .till grtala Mr. 0*4, McCetmick, wife et the managing Director si the Kamltopt i.unbci C; .irrnredfrjmO^lla Onl. last Friday n-nming. accsmpanied by Dr. and Mr. Gilchrist. Mut Ctlehrtti and Miu Cult Fit* Inspect*. Rtid visited Ihebum. nag district up ih* Mabel Lake vauey bat week. H« hai ordered all Indiana back m ih* teseiraiicn. it being evident that lh«y are retpamfhl* for th* tuning of th* ftr* Enderby hat twt banks: a postal saving, bank and a fiver bank. Sam* day when our business mm act in hat- insny w* will hate I teal, live bank, •her? ysu ear. catty an account and pUf ntgger-btby with th* Overdraft The new ergin* room U about completed al ih: flouting mtlU, ind soon lh* grist will surt d:wn lh* chutes With th* improvements lately made. Manager Mattel hat placed the mill way ahead of )U fotttwr capacity Graham Retomtn. -- - csunUMIolheCulumbaFliajring Mltb Co. Enderby, has restgntd li with that firm, and is r 1 , Alir-js - lath A big shipment ol delicious choco laies Is being displayed at the Magnet Pharmacy. Chas. Hancock hat a good saddle horse in first-class condition which he wants to sell. Apply ai ihe Hancock building. The only thing thai keeps the cows of Enderby from gelling tangled up In Ihe telegraph wires and their milk from being sterilised by lhe electric currant, is the fact that the poles do not have cabbage tops. II you never wore shoepax ycu don't know how comfortable a thing ihey can be. Shotpax arr a Manitoba Initiation placed In slack by H. W. Harvey, and art said to be the lineal thing the loot can weir when the weather Is cold and damp. Two carloads af lunatics were taken to Vemon this morning They were being transferred from the Westminster asylum. Th* windows of lh* cars were open, but the doors closed. We did nol tee anyone beating the editorial tump aboard, which speaks well far the power of the coast press. Jno. Medium ind W. R, Green- way were in Enderby from Salmon Ann Ihis week. They report the Arm as progressive as ever, and hap* for much better things. An exhibit is being prepared by the producers cf Sil man Arm lo be tern to tha Provincial ethibitiin ai Victoria Mr. McCallutn will accompany the e.hiblt. Either through th; carelessness or brutality of aom«one. or by accident. trie good eye in W. H. Hutchison's cow. Betty, wat knocked cut Utt Siturday. and the poor beau wat found twlmming about In th* river almui exhausted. Thr*e years ago Betty lott in *y* while on a longing expedition, and since then hat been handicapped. Still the hat been able u k«*p up her «nd with th* other givers of th* Ueteal fluid. Th*earned thcfir* ai the Kant-] leapt tawmill U ittributed lo a tpirx (torn a locomotive Th* company will rebuild, bui whether at Kamloops or at Savonu deptndt on whether the city -.. . ...■■■■.• The Weather. Wilier E Truestars, gcvemmem -baervet at Endtrby. furnishes th- 1:1 lowing record ol th* temperature, and general stale al lh* w**tito lor the month of September: cessions regarding a site. Mr. Fowler M.P.. one ol Ihe directors, Is on his way west lo confer with Mr. McCor- nilck on ihe matter. Kootenay Mall. The smok* Interfered with i!n- h I Ing at the range last Thursday. The score was low, even of lhe besl shots, especially at lhe 500 rang--. Geo, Bell 31, C. Kendall 29. J. C. English 28. J. W. Evans 23, W. Folkard 21, F. H. Barnes 17, Wm. Hancock 17, A. Emeny 16. J. F. Prlngle 16. W. R Hancock 14. C. A. Hancock 13. H. M. Walker 13, A. E. Roberls 13, W. Hutchison 6, W. Owens 6, R, P. Bradley 4. MARA NOTES. Harry Blurlon, our local Nlmrod. has again taken to lhe hills In search ol caribou. Jas. Eaves Is very busy gathering his fine fruit crop. The fruit Is tip top. both In quality and quantity. snee cl ihe Mura sehool house, which, he said, was th* best in ihe diati ' just like Mara. Great Inconvenience Is suffered hare these days owing io the lact lhat there .."i'!v. t-l-graph or 'phone connection at lhe C.P.R. slallon. People whe wish Ir. do any business wiih (he train .•■ tc wall lor hours In order lo It, .and being III (oial Ignorance as to when it will arrive. It is to be hoped lhat someining will be dene In thi: matter before very long. At lhe Lnrntcr Mill. The Kamloops Lumber Co. Is plan nlng lor I tremendous winter's work. A dynamo Is being Installed, and In a lew weeks the mill and yard, office and boarding and bunk houses will be lighted by electricity. When this Is done ll Is the Intention of the company ic work night and day. the same number of men being employed about lhe mill ^Public Pulse '■• ."*■ m .• j a ;■.:■'. m#^ iUndur this head w. wilt ptitiii.ii any Ilwjy how to spend his money no ill ii senile us on question, of, , , Our only eondtnciia Alex Raid, of Knall. paid a visit io'»l,d>'a'd « lllghl at during the day Ai Mara tho past week in the capacity of P'0""1 2S »,en •'« »'wo,k in *« mil1' tire warden (or ihe district. , Tl»' J:1">' «P»e«» °(*• ""III it 75.000 A sever, frost touched this district '•«■• "", " ls now ,vmlln« "•J""** I lo tha public. I ihl uriMr'i nirrt. mat ac- r the r*u name vituperaUen is iiol . not le aecaptesi mako rand tht The Temptation Great. F.d. EOMtOOttAFH: Dear Sir: Emboldened by your In vllallon lo your readers to express their Ideas In ycur paper. I have ventured to send you some of mint. Should you have no use for them tht w.p.b. is nu dcubi handy. [ It U. but It will not got these. They art good. Eo.] I should matter where ht lives. I don't know Ontario myself and am. therefore, indtbted to "Onlooker'' for his valuable information about that province. Aa great a sinner as I am and feel, lthough repentant', still I think "Ontario" has. obviously, a •pllnti i in hu ay* and, moreover, appears to libur under a misapprehension. WlUE.Wa.KI, The A.maii m Fair. Ed. EMKMKAftl Ilk. to say ilu. I alnk your article, on, * ■ I*""•**•»*• J tmm* Idea that ihe Fall Show ol lh* Ann- sweat shops vary good, Indeed. The on the night of Friday the 9th. cutting oil most of the potatoes and garden crops. Jas. Bell has finished baling his hay here. He has something over 100 tons of No. I timothy. In prime condition. Char, W. Little wears a benign and complacent smile these days, a baby girl having arrived in his homo the th«l la/ A very en|oyible danca was held at lh* home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Eaves, on Friday, the 9th. Among those present were several vUitora from Enderby. R. Davidson and Arthur Hayhursl of Hullcar.patd a visit to Mara last week, accompanied by J. Lambert of Enderby. They carried home a (air bag of gam*. The Rothesay company, mill hat! ward that looks exceedingly like prepa now completed lu eut tor th* aeaton:! ration for coming evenu Is proved by th* cut amoumi to about 750.000 feet. th. gathering of lh* dans at represented The company his hist erected anew by those doughty chief taut*; Meuri.W. lo the limit of lu capacity. This will be doubled when lhe night shift U In operation. Shipments this winter and next spring will be very large. It U Ihe intention of the company to establish yards at several points In Manitoba and the Territories, and lumber will be shipped I thither by the inlnload. Election Near. Shrewd observers of the political wtathtr guiga In Victoria express not the slightest doubt that the Laurler id- mlnUltalion has determined upon an appeil to th* country in November, it lhe litest. Local Liberals occupying prominent positions in the counseli of j the party are entirely nsn-cmimliul, but that there U something going for- temptation lo poor people lo get things where they can get them cheapest U *" very strong as I know by exptrltnce and thay do not alwiyi other side uf Ihe question. i strong and Spallumcheeii Agricultural Society is to be held on Ihe 26th. 27th This, no doubt, has arisen (rom an error in the printing of think of lhe . j. . _ <he ouuide cover of th* pnte list Usutd. a-i-,,ugh there maybe a ftw«*c*p> V. AU-AatorMas Topk, ,,5M' ' h»v« <*»»» M *» toe* 2«h •lid 27th, A lurther perusal d No. 8 Dear Sir I wat pleased to see the ol ,he RulM lnd Rn»*i«w» «#< <o piece in your paper abiut Ihe Nocking ck**1 **«* *•« » u only a on. day ot the business streeu by Ihe C, P. R. «how- »**'** '". general public is and I think It a ibiut time thu torn*- ***:*'ntA W, P. Hoa*uv.S*cA &S A S llarulj V! .... 1 ..,,,•. boarding home for th* mill hands. On hu recent visit her* public school Inspector Cordon expressed hU satisfaction at the nest and dean appear- B. Mctnntt. William Sl-in. Georg* Riley. MP. Stnilar Templeman.Ralph Smllh. M.P.. and others whoa* namti might be mentioiwd "V;ct;r jl Cslcnut. I V l S J 1 85 42bn't tun 2 W 38 " 89 39 88 42 " 87 45 " 85 57 >. ■-> IS 3'. 70 25 71 31 11 77 28 12 70 25 13 79 30 14 78 30 15 74 37 16 79 42 17 70 45 18 66 22 19 70 24 20 7l 27 " 22 23 24 25 27 - Sacred Concert ll Is not often that a Sacred Concur, car. be K5W given in a community lh.* ri ■ : iin rv degree of success, but that given on the am < sary of the Methoolsi church last Monday evening was very Interesting and In every way successful. The hall was well filled, and the audience very ap preclalive. Each number met with hearty reception, especially the singing )l Dr Gerry of Kamloops. and the piano duett by Mrs. Crane and Mrs. Kendall and ihe piano sob by Mrs Kendall The viola solo by Mr. Wallace was also loudly ap plauded. The following prcgran: was rendered Chatui. "The Peas! ol f •■■ The Cf Plaatbttt0.-" S n.i.in D aVa. • Sine. . , ' • Mi " I Awn Mi M Ml Bell AH- D 0 ... Mis V. • . . ' ' All- . ■ thing was being don* to put a atop to It, lh* aoontr th* better. Your last re- mark about the Pott Office being on- thlttid* ol th* railway. I think lit Harold Nation.whose very worthy very general one. as if Endtrby U not perfonimieei list teaton ol "Quo Urge enough to support a Post Office. Vadu" ire .till revatted wtui pttaswe Thel«itlh«yiay about ineofperation^byour theatre pitrom. rtlumi to lhe Ihe belter, but I think lhal iMpecple Okanagan in Odotor. and will play al ol Enderby will admit that tl u time Enjerby on WtdMsday th* Sth Thu lhat something wat being dene in oath ;,,»,«•» tMtMtm U lh* ptcitireaqu* to- directioni. II Ui great drawbick lo „m{KnmtAf. "Heirt ind Sward." lhe people of Enderby. lh* business w[m by Mr, Walker Whiletid*. and petpl* in pinteuUr. to have lo go performed wiih success in ill th* pun- icroulh* tracks to the Imitt. at the crpS| elites. town to get to the Pott Office, and Ihere "Heart and Svord " ft a sprightly U only on* store ind the llaw mill thai romince. and th* author hu evinced a are caivenienc-4 by it being where it lively fancy and idexUrout handling of i Sure'y then, sr» belter sites lo be hu ihem*. The diihagu* li br.iiiaM. hid (or a Posi Olftee. ihii would be ihe eompltcaiisnt logical, and ihe eft- ..-.'snient lo the ;w pie A En- mate* (ftective. - r.let now tt,. N*lasn hat in " Phik* Victor" hum; mora tuttnets a «*. r»culurly watt suit-l lo hit t*m- ..Enle-by. thttiamimov* U paramtnt, and ealeiftsted » d*mon. nut being mad* to hive tl chsng-d it ktntt hit venalilily. ' *" ♦"'« Hu lupporting company thit year U ■ i have iu Post th. ttrongeat he hst yel had. reufntng rely En ,h, favorites Clifford Lane Bruce. < Wtttum Garelte. Willum BUI Pott Office lid. • • any other Hefene S* it The nr. ' ** th* company ar-! . public to through th* length ot,. »I their It AflarU Miaiag ; even If you »ea hive a b ut* ol ii It u yeari tine* so dry l un ■ whik iht peoft. it - *).'., . ■., I ,.«( i■ : El Deai :llg n y ■ to I think **• kn.wn all ihraugh lhe northwest. incorpsr- *»d m aln lar hat beon;" awsiiin at lo greatly hinder n InltiTCMurd Alttii ctntrttora h«.« b-»n loread t-i . Ope'- >PP*n*d al lh* Urg» tfv plint at ihe Centre Ul •• II » minib»r of t' Mr. A. ll. Wan. * ■ Mr* • ■J 1 regr-i ... "an th* Utter the St Eur ' '•' ippetrad I 'h? Pi L, and I beg t . ... . gdi i| ,• asitstant sr- accust. - ihsnge la Ihelf osm : ■ nttihri ' beciuse il lea'. rap* - ■ «nt ;n tha- I h. strangl) . • hants to the . . . ■ Ittby I merely ll - ■ V ' . Ih-r smill I • ■ SliiprfJ ^a Ir.ifhi fl — EnJrrti. 7.928 IdKa A.m.H.m. 6.18 • V«tn„n. 4 t'T • .ai Kdawaa, ,1 Nl - ■- Ollxr asuinlt. 2«3 lun. Total. 237bl tun. THE Hl'HNOCRAPH. F.NDRBY, B.C.. SEPTEMBER 21. 1904 Fissn Year ; EDENOGRAPH II M WAU i ■ ■ ■ ■ ' ■ Ig ■ ' . ll il govei . . Intei :. ' ■ thai M ■ ' ill I I ' by your friend and ntlghb r and fellow V u still owe him, bui he ,i .u mad nnj you don't cart, ,: lake ■ in } roduco ti him and he ., .i;,: ah ul fi in Hint whal Tim ,■ n ■ ul: pay yi u Ycu pay pari ho I ■ 'i '"•. and lend l item's foi • lull .. king n Lumbermen lhat you will nol lest Mr. Eatam U deal to a ■ ighth* it thi ilink I doiiai ind you hive will be particularly Interested in the special lines we are show- llnd the an kbtforthtwill listen, ing In Fall-and-Winter goods. In addition lo showing a com- • i by number. You an'i ■■■■ plele line of CARSS MACKINAW Goods, we have laid In it You c.ii ■ I; do nol knowiny n him thit you govt ti thtmanwh line of— ll-' w uldll't under- Liiiloi'liy lown Mall ONE NIGHT ONLY \ * much m i(*«i ,i !t u sll « p eiivij I.I.I' US Rl \m>\ ■ - -top. and i. , ■ n WEDNESDAY M SOct. 5tli Harold Nelson SHOEPAX They take the place of Rubbers, and are much better In every Never sold In this section before Cheaper than I : much easier on the feel Our patrons lately arrived lhe East will appreciate ihem Henry W. Harvey ■ ■ .■ . ■ i into loo quickly, Thai* of a regressive turn of mind see in • nil i Oi R OWN RIGHTS claim is it Pes! Oil lh*r*.and i going lo suy Diet ■ • i . ., ut th* In think it is allright and go ahead This ry good, but as ■ educated to bl and painful ■ • • i A Im lime ,•. . ... i ilted i ' ■ ' l' ■. B.C. on closer Inspection. sides you • II •lie local i have It '.vr... ':' lhat you are ahorl and your • lly assures you •ry home what I ' yours, finally a bill comes ly, and will pay Another bill i iiwd, Anothei Tin. garment la by thi Y •.,: i "Heart ana Sword i -oinpleie arid bra -I... ., tume equipment ever seen I i Print.. SI. 00 an J 75.' 1 Seals ai M*gn.l Ph.i Is your health Insured . An accident policy cover Ing sickness as well, will provide (or you. Get ll of WALTER E. TRUESDALE Enderby 'Kamloops Lumber£° Manufacturers of all kinds of Rough and Finished Liimb nmoer ROASTS THAT ARE TENDER AS THEY LOOK CAN BE HAD FOR THC. ■ . ■ • • ' ' • • Luntbei . it . ecsmpai. - A -a -lifiat Ihe il •: 11 Mr. Eateiti, You see tne .• : ASKING Geo. R. Sharpe With The Owl SHINGLES. LATHES. DIMENSION TIMBERS. Etc Mills at Kamloops, Annis and Enderby. Capacity 25.000.000 Lumber and 30.000.000 Shingles yearly. Terms on application. Address— •Tht KAMLOOPS I UMBER CO. LTD HnJctay. II C. Choice Residential ®> Fruit Land in Enderby Just put upon Ihe market. The choicest building sites In the town of Enderby. Ten minutes' walk Irom the Postoiflce Enderby has advanced In a wonderful measure during the past Properly has doubled and tripled, and quadrupled in value. The lown will continue lo progress: It has only fairly started. Property will continue to Increase In value, building lots will never be less valuable ihan they are today. Your best opportunity Is NOW. Price of Lots, (flA^ 4.7ft Henry W. Harvey, Agent. ****»>* ' V ▼' V i IN Hi ^ii HUM. - HEY were sipping heney. "Dees y«ur papa keep a bee t" asked Little Dot of Pansle Wee I ier we know me bee cannoi make The;, have t •• Ir ■ lumans than any re r li :t; so let us ll Is: loaccom- . In church. In mmunlty, • • . ■• ■ in ■• • all de ill our- Is in the task ■ : **7T\ ^. F. Pyman Jeweler (8* Expert W.itch Repairer lail.iba ' 'be: 'hers tl V. ii lhe • ' ■ ■ : thers m, in I ■ be I- il In Ihi ■ in In :.ur own. in ' in taking the hiiis ■ : time until all had lorn ; The pei ipon |uad iny ■ its (all1 i in i I Fruit Boxes Don't Forget The British Columbia Mfg. Co., Ltd., of New Westminster. B. C, make all standard ?. and use only SPRUC:-. Lumber, which is lhe best - fruit. They will print your name and address on your boxes without extra charge, FOR SALE!A ,URt;A,N One hundred a.-res ol first class Fruit Land. IS minutes walk ft m lhe P 111 • Will be s.ld in one block, or cut up li ill purchaser. Good House on tin ; ■ , ill orchard Apply io- G.ALERS-HANKEY Receipt Books Lei'.er Heads. Bill Heads, Envelopes. Shipping Tags. In. Ice pes, Business Cards, Visiiing Cards. Invitations—any* ng that can be printed—quickly done a; *.his rfflce Est! cheerfully furnished an every class of Bosk and Job J The Edenograph, '^.^w^.ctiris, $2'%... First Year THE EDENOGRAPH, ENDERBY. B.C.. SEPTEMBER 21, 1904 ?h Met Wist Church SERVICES: Dtvlno S'witM nvury S'jnJay til 7r30 p.m. Sunday-School and Bibb Clpaa, 2:30 p.m. Pi iv 11 Mooting. - - - lucsday, Up.m. A hearty wolcoiro for all, A. E. ROBERTS. Ptttor. RoslJeiTo: Cliff Si., next the Church. TIMELY TOPICS. Thi city ol Newark, N. •!.. i» plin« nhiK » *t»tc Ind mi rial pX|hh1Uoq t*» b* held In Ihulr pit*, in IW>». CftlOillotftl a» Hit' prlcff uali) by thi private euiu timer in 1'urin, the iraa ul tin' 1'arin exnMltlon a hi hi It on at thi i\,t' llnriit'illtU- on I iftl tin- man* ii i im* ratpbirry burnt dall) ooiti nbuiit Il&II. A now [tun now beadt|tinri tt of lli ml looMy, Iiondot ill. It linoroulwi taint bl a ok berry. it ii. ofili'la.ly pat!mated that thi wheal eropof India ti l84.uoo.Qoa buxh- bUi again*! mt.t*) i,w -»buaheli last iea< •un ami lt*t?.ULO,IKX) buthsll tht* |Tirt|fl nf ti*.- yean pan. Thli lin» been a reeord-briaWnffyetr fnr tin' California orange crop, The yield will. It I* tl '.-ht. be about I.M0,- tmn iKixea.ur U.ftt earioaiU, Thi' total Inviatment In California "range grovM tii>w amounji t»> N4.QGQ.ooo, Tho Kreneh patent law require! that a patentee ihould work hi» patent In th* country within a ipeeltled time The mere (act of exhibiting a patent m the preaent exitoattlon, however, wll be looked upon a» fulilliltig thin requirement* \ net* lint ufthi-eentnry Imi weath er allmenl hai whirled Into exlatenee tt la electro'fanltlf, Perhainyou hnvi gut 11. aa ii<i claw* in hninune. It U n ■ueralng, coughing eohl In lhe heait eauaed bj thegi*rni>laden ureexeaof tha •leotrlc fan. It U tt.iimat epliletuic. W.H. HUTCHISON General Blacksmith B'siUcr and R.p.lt.t "A bolt In time will grease the In. '—makes things run easier —s:i> es wear and tear and a final btcak dawn. Anything that Is made of Iron and can be repaired will be repaired. Farm implements, buggies & wagons a specialty, and all repairs guaranteed to stand. ENDERBY HENRY'S NURSERIES i 00 000 Bulbs to arrive soon fram Holland. France and Japan Thoutandt of Fruit and Ornamental Tree*. Rhododendrani. Roses. Greenhouse ana Hardy Plants. For Fall Planting: Hem* Crown and Imported Garden. Field and Rower Seed.-. Always In stock In aeaton. Eastern prices or lata. White Labor. Fertiliser!. Bee Hives and Sit Floral Detlgnt. Buy Dire:t and Save Agent's Commission Caml-jiu- Fr?- M J. HENRY. JOIO W.-.tminitri Koa. Vmeoiuw ALF TODD The Leading Yensorlal Artist ol the Valley. Is located at Enderby. He can handle lhe razor with the best of them, and he's an artist with the scissors. Schedule of prices: Hair Cul. 25c: shave. 15c: singe. 10c: shampoo. 25c: halrtonlc.lOc Patron, will kindly note thm - will not open .ii Suntay. A. TtXld, Hancock nth. tadtrby FOR SALE No. 2 Empire '?■■ - Several Choice Mllv Four Doten Chickens GEORGE R LAWES. EnJcrl» C.O.F.No.1058 MMtttvtf) I fourth Htundiy •uh month VntHnf Bnihroa cordially invited. A.W.SiUsr.CR. H. H.WoftT?.iN»o?i. S*;. LO. L. N,, 446 Meats the 1st and Jti ftl hh al 7 30 : Visiting brethrii. * OoBTftahv (Contlnumi lust installinotil Sopi 7] "Nn." she anaweml, "ynu Ami me a Hub- ilnll, I su|i|t,ise, becBUH I have Wen M> long ncuuatumetl tn have lorn with mo that I don't qulU> undontand how in du without hint yet hut I *hull lenrn." and iho guvo a high that went right to my heart "If I had auoh a hnnte iiiul lUOh a wife you wouldn't oatou mo leaving litem." hcaahl, "till yes," ahoanawflicdt with » lort ■if fvchle imitation nf her old merry Innglii "If yuu hud t'ver auoh a iiloo lioiuu you wtmld Hud its itnhl tm you very hlight when art oallod you ttmu It."' "Art doctn't often cull mi loudly now* ndaya." "What do you meanr41 "'lhe cull "f pletiuro tn often .ll* gultetl nmler the eitll «f an." My raUtrvaa turned on him with angry eye*. "Do you mean to hint thtit my huv bituil leavea me fur hU own eujnviuetu or fur uuy nther r.'.i thutt the fnrllirilug iif hit. wurkV" •it.ui t left, talk pononalltloa," aald Ihe Utile in.m with tbo wlii-lor*. "lint we mUht You tuvtin iMMthlng peraonal*M "IndiHil ymt ar*» hilMnlo'ii—1 wa*. * !>■ ..i. tin* gom-rally—with mi muny Im* hutnl the call nf art 00OMI In the ';,.,)-,■ nf (>tibten hair, n gtrllhh tlgurv. and a orelty foot* and I waa mrrvly mOttUott' lug the fact." My DuavtVOM <>praiig to her feet, "Y«»ii it•■ a bad man." ■■'.. ud, 'iitt —I never wtint !■■ -i" ''• '■* v"'1 ttifaln'.'' WHh it few hurried itepa alio reat lied the iianlen tfate. and had i>i* > ■! tn out uf «itifht ami Nlaiumed the gate U'litiid ber. The little man w lib the whWter*. itood wnt.'bliur her. irave tt. *.hi»tl lauyb. and wa1kt*tl away itown the r**,td. I itood Uien fumiutr; I hatwl him witltnut Itnowtng why. I v\a*> <»tti.- mm lui hail no liiiilnm uniliir the wii> low with my mKliv**—fi»» he kepi try- tn/ (■• -it n» elim* t" hera*> tuv master dot"-, and site wan all the lime nbrlnir auj.y ffin bim and wa* not a bit .•«,.,. f"M it.ie lie tmtketl at her iii neta a pr*.** v (iy. too- ti»t a hit,.'. nUv. ,i- toy matter iwe*, but io tlereely that If I ' had Ihvii her I "hntild have deeii nfttitd, and Imrtutl htiu llrttt tin the «luti.v that be un* *>dn*r '■' attaeti me Ao t wateheil him 1 thmnjlit he mu%t be a flits, and t «. \*\ ebm' *\ baial la cat** he vrairt but be oni not make my mif>th'*>*> cry, no I did imt dare !•• Inter* ft»iv: but I wished be lind. I was «.»in at him. A few diyi later my natter i um "tit to tea ne (or the tii>i time m a e<n*T while. He. too. hail a atran»tf irenUe- ntan with bim. but tt wm nut the little man with the whisker* lie linituiht lilt frletld nver tn the w|||im M-at ttlvl they r-'lbtl n|i little bits nf (»at**r ami put tbem in their mimth«> ami Imrnt them, ami they weft •*» bnv with tWlr nune that Utey t.-«b m» Dotice -«f mv or eaeh ntImt f<>r tjuite n h>n*t time Then my master *m.kp. "My w .i'e'*> *-• unieaNinaldp." «kl he "ThalS a* ym l>*»k at it" "What Hitht had *he tn tva<l a lettet that -.he fnund In my mtckpir "V< I-'III ber tn fetch ft |W(«*I ft'lft jrottT mtek' t ** "\V*; but tw to wad the leltrr*. *hr ftitind ihere." "Ilavp ynu ever hd I Irttrr* bef«m« that she d'tilti 1 r. 4.1 ■• "No—bul "Hut why in th nmler didn't ynu tear the thlhi? iiiito'ftirpytmrameh'iinp?4* "I wish I had. It will teaeb me In be mnr** eautlnit* in future Hhe «»n t believe ■ w»>nt I mv tn e*l»lattate»ti'"* "Well, It"* a t'l.-tty '.•"■! letter tn es|tlatn. I sb-Miiiln't like in think not a lie on the »|"ir nf the m«meti! that w-ttttM ctiver It. I#l tne «*•*■ it .«.«* vmiethimr li«" 'bis K.1.111 it? 'Itear Jack, brinif me fifty LDOead oi IwvatJ five In the in»riiintt- I *h«ll hwik fnr ymi at y»nir tisttal time. VbWataol nld. laOtt.' I *hie** • rfi»<*d luant niiM wntdil find *'!•]> a liorument rather a MarUer*" "Ye\ Imt wnn't *be li»ten t«i re#*«m Why <" *"**l,e tlr nf? at a untfent, ami when I tell ber it i* boolm-**, latutb at tne Hml •*>• *he Mlppnoe* it l» I that ha* tmlovn hair, afrirlt*h ntfure ami pft'tty feet* It i* my belief that tven*- ooe ha* been pntvininff Iter mimi atrain*t me aii'l *he trnti \ hear IM en,pbhali"n fp<m me hevau*e *he al* H'a-lv has beeQ Inld. ahd t*eli*>\a?s Uie worst I wniitler wlm c<nilit have tiern talklnf toberT -Why. it wa* that na*ty little nan with the whi*ker*" I interp-w-*! My ma*ler wa* too pte«*tvupieil to ii'.'i '■ .m> remarks nf mine "tin i'> .- ami fkm't make Mich tft noi*e" he viiil. pu*hin|f me nit I ervpt oft » Uttk dlitlboa, ami then ♦♦.tiarial ItttOnlBg "If I knew who il wa* I WOOkJ t,reak hi* head fnr him.' my tna*ter *ael vi< ionsly "DODi WaVate yoUf wrath on an imaginary perwif&V aaH ihe other i?»-ntie- ni.in. 'it y0U v^ ;tnl a Itea'l U) bfeak try voiimwii. YooSra behaved like aelttkl ihroiiiihmit thi* Whole affair Ubr dklnT you tell your wife all about it in the U-afiiinitn* ■" • >i,«- * -1 Ibaanely jeainn*'" 'Ami i* Ihi* ROlfltf to CUM her? Y«ai iret yoiir***lf into the cltibhr* of a*|e «il?!lill»r WOaaalfl "t'nme now—nut a word Igalutt Mr». Mannluitl" •Now Jack, don't»«' foolbm, You*w If nl tn Iteur me In (be einl for tin' siike nf your Wife, nld IU.IU. let llle giffl yon an milhliler't. views fnr 1 take it your wlfe't* little tlnirer i* more t»i you than Mr* Miiiiuiuif*whiilelHH|y. Vo*! Well then, lei no five ymi ih<' (eeturu I have been aavlnii up for you (orwevka Mrs [jou Manning is about ai detalgnlnga woman ai 1 tvant to meet Bhu wu en* inttfetl to you when yuu were tt Imv, waan't ahof Kite ihrvw you over i*»r Mttunini;, dltlu't iheV Hidu'l ynu klmw us well aa overy one elaa that'n wu la> euuse Munninir bad nonoy andyou only but) i'i .mi- ■ \tell niter alia bail HuUbed Muuuiuif and hi* money .inin 1 she tuiuif untn the *kln* nf wjetuty -ayoung anu 'l.i-lolu* WltlntV .it. .in; for a M'rttittl li't-i. oi.l .ini didn I *be sntibyuti wlien ihe found thai yon wero atUI nouoilj and married*1 AllUiat la hliUor] and you can't Ueoj it. Well, why then at* tempi to deny Ihe trulh about her? \Vbeu*lie bvant uf your i»ui>4e*N that "00! t jtnvrn w*xt to arratt 10 TOB ami* orojeri were puunna In umm yun, end that yuu were makm*? imm**t ham|ttv«<r tlst. up she Uihhe.1, fa*einatimf aertd- uw. and MnnUen You boat ao murb tntlitemv tn the rtitbt ^lunera. wouldn't you iM ber aoinomutv to do fur old lake'a Mike. Ami for uld aake'a hake yuu lot her faiton horaoll upon ynu, and hong horaoll like u nlllatono round your nook, l.ike awl&u nan you kept her out of your home, but like tt fool you bnl il nit from ynur wife. Your friend I*ou li one uf those Mi- blooded women whu are nerteolly intiriti booauao they havont vlrtuo enough tn i»e immoral, Ynur friend I«ou thinks nf not bint* hut foaUloring ber own neati she hai boen ayatonntlo* , ally plucking yuu, and yuu, oonacloua 1 nf your own InnooenoQ and fortlfled I by your love for your wife, Invo boon 1 luhnlttlog to the plucking llkea*nek- lutf dove. Ynu have lieen praetietilly feedlutf and clothing that woman, and wtthmunei that ahould have been lubl by fnr the little wife at home ami nut content wltlt robbing; her of tho money wbieb 1* a* tuut'li her* a* your*, you rub Iter of her jteuee of mind by jfnltlif nubUely nml diiily round town wltii tulaahowy widow on ynur urm till all the world i-rles sluiiue, and your wife think*, yuu duu't love her any more* Yuuareunly ifeitiiitf her lOtMthlng tu tin ami taktnirbernmud a bit beoatua *he's poor ami lonely, Your wife i* just its lonely, ami win be u good deal i-i-t. s i..-i..iv I....I Manolitfgctathrough with ymi." "1 wnn't hear another word!H cried my master. ",laek. for the kekfl of the lit lie w,un,oi in whnm your duty beloriga. let me finish- l.ou Mtniuiiur doecn't want to work. She wouldn't lake It If abo etiuldif»t It!" "It i* fal*eV' "It t* tnieV "I'tiive it." "If I itriive It will you break with Mrv bm?" "If ynu IWOVetnrne that Mr* Man- nlntfisii fnisti woman I prontata ronl *iuui 1 troulde with her any nore " Thotfentiemait took a letter ttomhla l Ideal Home Entertainment Furnished by the Victor Gramophone Positively the best talk* ling machine on the market. It sings, plays and talks just as natural As jrcl»rter*,S«eO.»lVOO SSS.00 and un. "M ■■ mont is tonic (or mind, solace (or trouble, and embodiment of hoalhV' To be happy you must be healthy And you cannot be healthy If your breakfast foods and flours are Impure oi lack the nutriment they ought to have You will find you can get better satisfaction from the breakfast foods and flours milled at Enderby than from the much- advertised imported articles. Ask your grocer for Enderby-milled Flours and Meals IR Columbia Flouring Mills Co., Ltd. Enderby. 1 Enderby Hotel 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 being bull', to accommodate the trade. The cream of the land on bar and table. Rates: SI and 52 per day Webb Wright, Prop. ! ruTCHER mos . VICTORIA. B,C - Under IS* Olive Tree -J> This is IS* place to find fresh fruit EVERY DAY The demand has been so great lhat It Is almost Impossible to keep a supply on hand. We have choice eating apples, pears, plums, peaches—everything fresh and In season. Received (resh every day. We will shortly move into our new quarters, then!-!!-!!! J. C. Metcalfe Enderby Pass Ii on li you've anything good. Cet next I Get busy! That's success! All work is helpful, li you *srk lor the »wk'a sake. Individually and as a community we rerch m higher than we aspire. It you don't «ant Enderby to advance. d)n't vote for Incorporation. We help curselves along when we help the Institutions of the to wi along incorporation, like everything else, II worth having is iikely to be expensive The man who will sacrifice principle tor popularity isn't worth anything aiierwards. Iilsnoimuchtoa girl's credit to speak >i all the chances she has had but didn't take Yes, we do have faults, but what's the goal il talking about them? Better look beyond. The simpler our life lhe more powerful we become, because then we are nearest to nature. Bemer7. It is the best a.itidote that science has yet found (or the bile ol any snake of sorrow. Let the'mile miss. Merriment, tickle the hear, and you will be surprised r w quiskly son lake wings I am not positive, but I'm pretty—positive—that |oy |ust come arunnin to the man thai greets it -ilia a smile II you think the present system of drainage Is Hoed enough for a progressive town. Jon': incorporation. The man who Is., •, home town will not to do anything Clams are happy only al high tide Did you never notice how much some people lake the clam lor their ideal) It you prefer to pay S2aTfsn:h lor coal oil in stead ol $1.50 for electri incorporation of Enderby The Archbuhip of Canterbury is visiting America in search That he will find some that will open his vi I m we have no doubt i pre!er lo g»; ■■ .* drinking water by '.hs barrel at S2 a month rather than have it pf| « use at $1 per nun;'-.. vote agains' In atlon. If you prefer', pay y..' '«"-' th? pt .: .«rnment lor promise: in Enderby lo be spent on improvements to the town. K against incorporation \ J.E.Orchard Painter and Decorator, Graining and Staining Imitator of native and foreign woods. Jff^{^S'aHS: c, ALL WORK FIRST CLASS TDITQQ For FaU 1 IVa&OO Delivery I am now taking orders (or Fruit Tree Irom lhe big Nurseries of Slone it Wellington. Toronto The quality of the trees sent out by these nurseries is as near perfection as scientific growers can make It. E. A. CHAPPELL. Enderby Enderby Brick Yard Oriers taken for any quantity Plastering, chimney building, and brick k slone masonry work contracted A. M. Bairtl Enderby much if he refuse. Job Printin, Tha' touches the artistic and keeps house for Eon omy. .vill be done al this office—quickly, nea'.ly and cheaply You donothave to send y ^ur priming out ol town Anything that can be done in Toronto (In rdlnary commercial print Ing ;.mbedjnerlghlhere The Edenograph i H i \. THE EDENOGRAPH, ENDERBY. B.C., SEPTEMBER 21. 1904 First Yuar .. are n I advertising baby carriages: but we have ~vV-. thing for the iutle U •. I ♦.,. \-Wfy V • •*'<& '• •> that are exc-edlngly fine Wo . a "A) arried a complete : .^.Vvlk "ne Bal and Children's v WijA » ' ■'':lr' but — JS&? ^ nov haveeveryt . rthi : est as well as for the biggest '.'. •• get li ir ' re rooms we will be able tc I ..'h better advantage, but you in the many fancy lines of Children a Underwear I! These chiiiy nights wilt make you feel the n . Ing. and Curtains. Rugs, and such'thlng as will make the h me comfortable, cheerful ana a nice place I Inspect our stock in these lines New and exceptionally ti good In quality, weight, texture and pattern. Enderby Trading Co., Cliff St. Enderby. Cold Weather Makes necessary Hot Stoves—more, you want stoves that will STAY HOT -heaters. We have them Prices are low R. P. Bradli'v. EnciVrln- Mardwaiv Merchant 11 IK MAKKK'I • • -■■•■ : ■ • . .- • ■ ■ ■ (Ira tl roughtfi Old Maid, ■ ■ • • ■ ■ ial« ar,:. -. [narrow nil ■ : - nth large ■ ■ . • ■ For Fruit Lands. Farm Lands and lown Property , , WALTER E. TRUE 3D ALE, endfrby. b c SPECIAL lo I W in j u thi Ifl II T> 1 * . What tho Local Paatsr n the Pulpits ffiA Thwewasn ray becauaa Ihey are prohlbfled by tlu larlan church.S la) n m ■• vlng it I lh Melh I l I ireh Chn i'i m ih* M ilfi VVI I .... ■ preached I R*v Mi Mission :■ , , ace held the Sunday In text In lhe i mlnj in Whlti gav pier of M lithe ;l; '■'■ '"" H *»» logical, paetfcal. the : Ith and 20th ver: it wa ' iferettlng. Mr White ..leas concern- Shrtatfa raking the • ' 'u*' revolutionary be- .. . . | the Id lh ughi the) were more •, ■ I in the cha) I I said u wa Ihem, or It add that I landed hi: words to i at l rsland tl lei towl Ircumti ■ ■ ,- ' li more lo ihe church. . and command; mi :hurch life when II 'a'.edtoi! •. -■ • ':;,. : raretheII, ihedlsciples.ati: rtl Ivanceme ol God's King.! n hai i is tot blessing, whether It be a blessing . ■ . .■ sorrow or trial. All tends lo a: of Christ, because we as :.. )r as a chui ■ worried aboui who wa Men and women are t It " nig themselves a Ai i , ii Wi- ambit ider in any good work bui I ' leader be delined It . uld define it: "Whosoever .this little child. ihe same Is gt*.<:». t in the kingdom of V' Leadership, then, means h ar much can we aerv* others, nol how that can rebuke and yeimtpira; tot* much we can make tihert serve ut j lr*« Irom worry and tlavery Hi an) The matter .1 ... gi il' The Kingdom of Cod. he said, ft stumbling blotik ,; ■ ■ '.: .■ pretend I bi I u il M :;,..! ■• • not a practical thing. I an not practical peopV. and that Chi mm anything but a I H» once heard it in ihe pulpit lhat he aid not tl k 11 va.s possible to idl ol the Golden Run I teacher, he thought. I put out of the church But he was not people generally are laboring it the same misconception of teachings. They believe he taught nice ethics, but nol ethica that could be taken into everyday, practical , hu|>e mistake ra all a business man ■ be a follower of Him ■.;■.' csl business man Christ's inching*, n ihe oth chapter of Matthew, are the essence of logic and practicality. No man can succeed In life who ig notes them. H* taught mitt i I I seek God. and all the minor I life would com* to him In othar wards to seek to live lik* Chi sociallons and buafnau to have that pete* of mind, that ktndnett ■ monf, I couldn'l feel more swelled up dan I am dii mlnllwld pride and vanity :il semi s,uch 'till tendance hat dis BVenlii Madt Mamma Gu.M, WheiiCliarlif ill lit', Welti ll| lair: ,'i-r li,- l.a,. :■• ■■!■ ; ..: I : • ■■■■..: I...: .:. li.- .,; pearance of being asleei Then, In a . ' Gut 'i. ihi ■ #1 ' ' asleep or awake I, Lit.- Worth Living "Yes. I consider my life a failure "Oh Henry, how sad! Whysh uld you say ihai1'' "I spend all my lime mak- ugh ic buy lood and Iht t'od disagrees wnh meI • Not All In . ■ ' . • ■ her twentieth I you don't look it," remarked ,: man who mt XTOTlCi; i hei iby given lhat 30 days an. i date I Inten 11 t| ply i Ihe Chlel 0 mml lonei II ind ind Works i.r ., . ■ ,: . ii.- i, cul and .■I, .,-. ly timber fi n lhe following da crlbed 11 I lu il I In i 1 ivitl i. : rale. . irlcl i . :.i i mil ■ n Boundary Survi. I i ic I IX,XIX, VI,about i : 4mllea Wt i ■ Mabel Lake, ihence East 30 :... thoitci S ulh 160 chains, thence ii enci mi nl rby, B.C., Aug. 22nd, 1904. Kamloops Lumber Co., Ltd. For Sale! J. W. McCALl.L'M. Salm tt Am: NOTICE. Any pete nd i n my the fullett Fmi Barm ,d. ivo-t. C. J. B's Cure Constipation Price 25 cents R. R. Burns, Price 25 cents Masonic Building Burns' Toilet Luxuries net own heart.when the spirit <•■ all Christian work j Chrtat ft taken into one'a lit* Then a we! man's whsle aim in lilt t and his character; he net -mi;, • pr»cfoiaprortils*svhen they hive liken his business: to live Ch' ' . hi, buii- cfler.ee at scmething said or doi I I h preacher in ll tilnlaler of duly was i. go to th* offending t> ■ th at th* anvil, or th* man >: lh plow, or lh* man at ll quire of themielvet and seek to find hind th* counter. To five ,itd women pride themselves in their abstaining from dancing, oard patties and theatre going, but. while he did nol endorse any ol ihem, he did nol think much of the Christianity that went no further. Unless Ihe mtn't business Not isolated and alan*. but In touch with all men Wh.n w*j do ao. the question si right and wrong" it never a very aarlout am. Where* aver we ate it u ihe tame Men whs' are in earnest do nol atop In the mc* ChrUttan had within hit heart torn*- for a thousand dollar prft* ts pickup thing lhat was much butter to take away'live cem», Menvh- ,• thing., he did not el Christ do net ties aside ta partake I merit in ttayitg t I Mly'j teiblei rl :. Called' 111: . Cr,..,lni-i. ■* ,t j lion Ju=t n;w it is lit lath I ch*er!u! .. tmpaihy rdlei . lhe . . .- t-> happen In hei f . ■ • : • ■ ■ ■ . I Seetret at Air* a it barbel r tonic thai - | • - ■ | ti . At tiw Caaatrl' 'Ttllow-lrabdtta." tald a ., 'a, -;*■-■; ...J, tf. :.--'- J, I been eatin' driel ipf .,■-■;.■■.:;.. ■ ■ ■ COLUMBIAN MI-'IIIODIST COLLEGE "tf-g Provides a heme (or both male and female student*. Owes a complete and first-class Commercial Ccurse Oilers a full in Vocal and Instru- I mental Music Prepares fori Matriculation In Arts, Law, ne, Enginceting. etc. Ihe student tl irucoui the B A. with University • - ■• it ,-1 tenet.. lEV * • • BD HE. Hal A ft. ■ ■ ,.,- ii P cyon Springs Satiuu ■ • • - . How • ■ . . ... Halcyon Hot Springs Arrow Lake. ■ C Ar» I laiclwaie rmstrong t» & piumb^ w Vvorks P.-.^^. .-! .Kt Silverware. Cranlteware. Cruet I I ICO MglU stands. Copperware. Fine Table f~.. A I .^«J. Cuulery. Tinware. Fine Cooking lOl Ml gOOOb. utensils. Woodenware. Pipe and Pipe Fittings ol all kinds. Butter Cr.^ks. Daisy Churns. Creaming Cans an. [)&\\\ Goods McCiary M'l'g Co's t Famous Stoves and Steel Ranges. W, J. Arinslioiig, Manngor, Armtaliony, B. C. Would U ? Like a life insurance policy providing (or the payment of Irom SI.0001> $100,030 to your *lfe it you die within 20 years, and that if you live 20 years guarantees more to you In cash than pu have paid on It? Your answer is very likely to be. "Yes. but u can't be done On receipt ol your name. age. and address. *.e*tl!;irv--ayou that it can. The Assets of m Mutual Life of Canada of S7.000.000 will convince ycu Addrsss— Wm. J. Tvviss, Vancouver Home Comfort This is the season when we seek it more than a: any other We have a carload of new- mixed Furniture ast unpacked Exceptionally good, and just tl - the home a place ol rest and qulat pleasute las* f* a7r.A-.irk Furniture Dealer JdS. -Lr. IVngalSn. CHirSt.. Enderby Stitch in Time Is an :id tif!" good one, bui whal we wan: to talk ab:ui now is a stllch in ihs harness— it a number o( them Put in at the right lime lhe/ *iii save buying a new harness Don't wait till the harness g>ss to pieces before having it repaired DO IT NOW Splendid selection f Trunks ani v»i- lately received Also anothe' shipment ol D lb a an I Singh Ham--? Wm. Hancock* Enderby L1VER.Y RIGS We r • , ■ -, -. Stablei Enderby bing an up-to-date llvei ind leedbusin"- MATTHEWS 8. EVANS ENDERBY
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Title | The Edenograph |
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Walker, H. M. |
Publisher | Enderby : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1904-09-21 |
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Notes | Title changes in chronological order: "The Edenograph" ; "The Enderby Progress and Northern Okanagan Herald |
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