■ / .A -J ' 4 FEB 12 u>Ua THE EDENOGRAPH o- Volume I. Number 39. ENDERBY, B. C, FEBRUARY 8, 1905. Price, $2 a Year auditor assessor Elocllott expanses Advertising. Ki.CO 75.00 74.30 7.55 [Under this head w. will publish any'governmenl, but It Is very evident lo coimnui.lcallon sent lo us on questions ol. ™ ' "'"""" lu It.lereat lo Ihe public. Our only conditions, ™ most casual observer of unpreju- o.o nine: Finn, the wilier', name must ae-1 diced mind lhal Enderby Is nol al pres- complny Ihe pen name: vituperation Is not I ' v aigtiimiu ami will not bo iceeptod: mako sel" far enough advanced lo lake upon your point quickly .„<! then gult-Ep,] herself Ihe responsibilities ol Incorpora- THROUCH BLUE CLASSES "cn' ""' a 'arKa number of her citizens Editor The Edbnoorahii: are of the opinion lhat a rural inuiil- In your pape; of the Issue of lhe 1st' c[^m*- wlllc,, would lak9 In lhe io»n Hut. you atleinpl to quote figures show-1 *ni surrounding counlry. would be belter Ing the advamaRes of city Incorporation'sui,od ,0 ,h,s "cllon »' the ptesent lor ihe town ol Enderby. and as I con-j """>■ The revenu« (r0"' >•>• as-wilder them erroneous and misleading, I \mM °' «»»properly ol a rural inuiil- wish to avail mysell of Ihis opportunity' cif*M* wl" *mm ,hls **** <°H000 to point oul wherein Ihey are wrong, i,0 vl,lcn c,n >* »dded J42s ,rom In Iho llrsl place you stale thai "En-1llcensM'9|C ",hus mMn8 * total rev- derby will this year contribute about •"«• «'*«.«5. The running expenses J2.500 to Iho provincial Ireasury." »»«ld not bo any greater than lhal cl a Evidently you are nol very well Informed cH* nv ! al to the amount of assessment on real $1105.25 Wiih all Ihe offices filled, II cost Slocan City $200 less Ihan the amount sel by us lor Enderby. And Slocan City Is hall again as large as Eiidurby. rile matter ci school Is nol so serious as ihe Pull-backs make oul, The government gives $10 lor every child enrolled. Enderby would draw something like $1,100. The cost ol the school would probably ba $600 In excess of Ihe governmenl allowance. Figuring then, $600 for school and $1,300 for administration, wosllll have a balance ol $1,100 lor oilier municipal purposes. Mr. Truesdale lays great stress upon Ihe lact thai Ihe town would have to pay the expense ol sending criminals lo )all. Dear, dear; that's awful I Our o. ly salvation, Waller, Is to run fast I -Ed.] ARROWHEAD FIRE a clean sweep, ll Is supposed Ihl lire was caused by the watchman's dog upsetting a lamp while ihe watchman was making his rounds. Lou partly covered by Insurance. Manager Beany was removed to the. Revelstoke hospital by special train. School ll,ui,l SK.in - Al ll.e school board meeting last' Saturday the attendance was exceedingly light, as usual. Those patrons who have been most generous with their complaints, were most conspicuous by their absence. Dr. Bentlv received lhe only nomination to fill the unexpired term of Mr. McQuarrle. aa school trustee, and was declared glee. Enderby Doings j 11 Born. Al Enderby. Feb Ml. 1905 to Mr. and Mrs. Bowling, a son. Yonng's tonsorlal parlors are the scene ol some very warm botupellv The ollice addition io the Harvey block Is aboul ready (or Ihe finishing touches. Another large consignment of flour was sent to Hong Kong, last week from i Arrowhead, Feb. 7. led without a poll. Alter ihe election waa over, the tha Enderby mills, electors present held an Inlormil meel- | On Friday evening, the Ladles' Aid Ing with regard to Ihe sanitary condl-; will give another housesociil, this time lion ot the school. The trustees ex- j at ihe horn* ol Mra. J. W. Evana. plained lhal the allowance of JBOai j, K Mofrlsani w(h tni children. year lot'all purpose! of heating, lighting vtn p,,^,., «, Mond,y-, tnin, etc did nol leave stilllclenl to keep., J^TZ"„,« ^ .,„',„„,„ Ihe school gs clean aa it should be. An ™ T"10" w,n b» *mm ***nl" [Special |0 !«"«•!* lo be made to have the gram En*"™!' If you like to wear a good looking _ town would advance and the country. Thb Edbnoorai,,, j Las. nigh, about j"K,M,*d' estate In Enderby. Last year theas- would <tawloP' llwn when the Ume; ,nldnight lhe ^ing house of the! Salebreakers have been operating .thoa.-jouaheuldaee lhe large alockol sessment on real estate within the ""ves lhal Enderby Is strong enonghj Arrowhead Lumber Co-'s mill burned!"» Endtrby. Seme bad bayortoya|M.*w*dye'ust unpacked by the En- limits of Ihe proposed Incorporation '° "'"-'"Poraie as » town or city let her ,0 |h8 p,^ Robt. MeTaggan. from |«m«"<l the Presbyterian church one j <««** Trading Co. seriously Injured. The lumber plies been blowing ihe lire would have made bride. TEe "Roarin' Game" <U4t There have been some hot times on the Ice the past week, and al breakfast, dinner, supper. In and out ol business; on the street. In store, office and barroom, the "roarln' game" has been the one theme ol conversation, The finals in lhe President and Vice-President competition have been played and D. Nairn's rink holds lhe button by default of W. Hancock's rink. The results ol these games Is as follows: Yountf Todd HcRgle Nairn Bell I Young I ti-7 I Nairn i 9-7 I Matthews Matthews | 13-7 Hancock Brown amounted lo $66,735. which al the doM b**u mti,a- *** lhe P***18 wh° JNovaScolla .lost his llle. and W. R. rate of I per cent would mean to the ,1JV»'n»real Interests cl the town at| Beatty. manager of the company, was lown of Enderby a revenue c(-,667. "eart should be cetialn of the wisdom 01 course ihgts- figures are taken front'0' ,lw" acllon b*l°" m'«t <l»" Wh' lhe assessment roll of last year and no *nc*low,rd load|ng ">e ««« »«h » doubt the assessment has substantially h"ri,n- wl,lcn " «-unwa ,hu> P*'™' Increased, but granting thai It has In- >u'«>ymuslol certainty prove disss- creased 100 per cenl (and I do not «»«»<o her future prosperity. think the most rabid advocate of in- Wautsr E TRuasoALg. corporation can claim morel, this ["Advice U not worth any more thin would give Ihe lown ot Enderby a rev- we m ,„ „.. W(| M m m enue. front assessable real property, of „,|ng ,„ |he lboV)) Ume „ ]M ^ SI.U4. with 10 per cent olf would |h||1| ||w „„,,„ w|m ^ , leave $1,201. Irom source, then adding (rlWHj. h(J „ tim ^ mom|u h,0 $425. the amount of tevenue derived w(lh ha ||gum §nd hu adv|ce ^ from licenses, etc.. would bring the mf„ ,„„ hiJ ^^ |ha( Mr TniM. amount ot revenue up lo about $1,700. Ma „ , •■,_,„,, obMfV<r o| ^^ Now aa to ihe running e«f»niti I iioedmlnd." He Is nol a properly lhe proposed Inoorporallon. W« » I (wner fn Ihe lown, ao he must be thai, take yeur own figures, and I dc hi No doubt had he pleaded his came so think you yoursell can attempt to deny eloquently six months ago, and been as pulling ihem at the lewwt (waatble: irt-with hu advice, such menaaH. limit, ao aa to paint In meal hues lhe w. Harvey. Ceo. Bell. H. W. Wright, advantages ol cily Incorporation. You Geo. McConnlck, manager ol the state that "the clerk and incidental!. Kamloops Lumber Co.. F. V. Model, ataiioneiy. printing, office rent. etc. manager ol tha Columbia Flouring would coit JI.300 a year." This Mills. R. P. Uradley. J, C. Meicallc. •mount deducted from the grow revenue F. H. Hale, G. R. Sharpe. P. Greyell,', ol SI.700 would leave nearly $400 at In C.Jones. Ceo. R. Lawes, J.W. the disposal of a council Evans, all Urge properly owners -lhe Thuam^t In itself tt a ridiculously men who pay the la«ea,-we uy.il amall sum upon which lo think of main- Mr. Truesdale had put their hearts laming o city incorporation, but you right then—all months ago—perhaps have (ailed to point out that the main- they.—-but he didn't. And, because lenance ol lhe public achoot lo a very Ihey and Isllow property ownen decided great eitcnt lalls upon a city Incorpor- upon town Incorporation, Mr. Truesdale alien, and which In the first three has predicted direful things for these month* would sweep away the remain- and other gentlemen. One would think ing $400. You also tolled lo point out lhal the business men and properly! lo the public the fact that Ihere are owners were combining to rob them- bound to be heavy bills tor lhe first two selves and bring ruin upon their homes. - years lor printing and Isgal expenses, and lhal Mr. Truesdale was Ihe only which in other towns are not very honest man In lhe bunch who had "the "nominal." real interest ot the lown at heart." You suggest that the clerk can act Mr. Truesdale u evidently an adept in gg constable. Well thu is surely a phantom llgurei. "Figures do not lie. new departure fn municipal govern- but those who use Ihem sometimes do," ment. Surely the people of Enderby uld a philosopher. Not ao in this are nol looking for a chap John gov- case. Simply an apparition. If Mr, \ eminent of thai kind. Why should we Truesdale had uken the pains to look I try to assume a position which wecgn' over the lut compiled from Ihe official not maintain with dignity ? records lor Ihe purpose of forwarding Then again, you omitted to point out I" Victoria wllh Ihe petition lor Incor- llullhe incotporatloi. tt supposed to P»»,,on. ht would not now hive I. maintain taw and older within lis limns guess at Ihe assessable value of Ihe and mutt stand all the expense ol main- property within the lown limits. The bining and transporting prisoners lo a""™1 in found mwnbeta Is J280.O00. Ihe provincial tall, while Ihe lines and This will give a revenue, alter all A-.. all revenues horn Ihis source go lo Ihe d»C' ■ d S2'500- To ""» »dd llw Provincial Government These are *mcunt collected from licenses and Wt only a few of Ihe items whi6hcanbe h»ve 13.000 the amount heretofore enumerated lo show lhal the revenue named be us. To demonstrate lhal jj ollhe proposed lown incorporation Is «" figures as to the probable costel not sufficient lo maintain II without an local administration (J 1.300) is about enormous Increase in taxation, and ''ft1"- *'c W*"<* l">'" the Slocan you wllh sutprisitig Irankness admit brill th- -If :ial figures showing what "nobody knows what Ihe taxation will il cost last year In Slocan Cl|jr. b» under incorpoiai I do not wish to poise as one opposed lo advancement and progress, day last week and rebbed lhe children's safe of the Mission Band hinds. A tt- ward of IS has been offered (or inform Rev. Jonas Buthnell, temperance orator and lecturer, la announced lo address a meeting in Ihe Methodist caught fire' but were saved alter a tani"|'»»l,»'"*"lw ,ht «*"«'» «.«<»* church on Thursday evening at 8p. tn. light. The mills were not damaged, • A. M, Baird returned this morning, a strayed hog has found shelter and ll waa a calm night. Had a wind Irom the East, accompgnied by hu' (cod in the pen at the Columbia Flour- Nairn 11-10 I H-: ' I 17-4 Nairn by dctault I Hancock ( 11-7 The Ice has been somewhat heavy, but thli hit nol interfered ifilh the games lo any extent. La Grippe is also taking a hand. for I am a firm believer In municij Stai " ■ Hem who Is Man ■ .... i:i ' ' Telephone Wanted An effort is being made lo Induce the government to extend the telephone system Inaugurated in the southern end ol the Valley, northward tram Vemon lo Armstrong, Enderby and on to Mata. Thus the whole Valley *ould be brought in speaking distance, and by a government line at that. This would be cl immense value, not only to the towns, but also lo the farmers from one end ol the Valley <o the other. A petition is being circulated asking lor ih: extension ol the line lo Endeiby. but It should nol stop here. The Mara district is in actual need oi the line The C. P. R. has refused to give them an agent, and they arc cut out ol the service ol the telegraph. They are dependent up on a tn weekly mall for all communication with lhe outside world. Why should such a rich district as Mara be deptived ot the convenience ot a government-owned line ? The farmers and lumbermen there need it lar more than we do. lor Enderby can use the telegraph, bui Mara is cut out entirely The advantages ol having a government cne i and operated line over a private owned line are many, and ll should be to the interest ol all t push the matter to realization. Iltas-jrer ar.d disc ing Mills lor tht patt lortnlghl or more Owner will please claim property, pay charges and lake away. Will Hill returned Irom a very successful trip into the Boundary and Slocan thU week. Ht la the B. C. rep- laraentsiive of lhe Alexander Milling ■ Co., of Brandon, Man, l A new engine hag seen bnttgutg the Molasses Limned in on time, or nearly i on lime, sue* Monday. And each in coining inn hu cenuiled ol sixteen |can, Thtiis the late lhat dsetn'l pay iheC P. R. Thirteen loaded freight can. a packed baggage catch, and two crowded pattenggr coaches, constituted Mon day morning's train over Ibf Molttaeg Limited And, yet. wt are told Iht .Imtdotu'ipty! WhaiaUutooitlt! Tht Okanagan He-raid has H-ptndtd ptaatWilion al Vemon. and Manager iHaggto. promise! to buy up rt tht j shares aoM by hint in the Valley on Iht lUength el hli prstnue lo ttlab- luh Iht Herald ll it tepotted lhal j John B, Kennedy will tenet Iht pub taUan. i Tht B. C. Guettt contain, iht oWieulnuiiceol incoiperaiisn ol iht Endtrby Coal Mima. Lid, with a capital of S2S0.000, shales $1 Thut lhe Githpaitf It rapidly (Mttnf wthapt la ptacetd with Ihe eattMlvt develtp- mutl cl lit valuable coat property near Elttaavy P. Burnett. P. It D. L 5 Ml open a iwvey olfwt in Kndttby Ml a It* weeks Mi. Butnttl It one of tht beUkaewn land twveyart in the in lerior, and hu atttam eftvMttbysu bit bttdouirterswill be ntutualybtn. iMtal lit bspw lo bl i«al«d by the IMolMaidt. Rev, J H. Wright, af Vetnoa, paaMri em) lo the matnlint last Tburs day ta mult ta Vankleek fill. OM Hi was adCompatiymg Um body of hu brother in law N. A. Cheney, wha died atVitnmfriKnplewftpmwmnia. Mr. Chtntyhtd been leichtigj sdwol in the Msbh Lake dWlttt Waltet Robinson, a practical Im.t . .«t and nuHttyiaaa, hath- caled at Endetby. and ts ateedy imp ping out hu sprite* wotk. He wil do iht ptumng let iht in.ii r ' Salmon Arm. and is also prapatlttg to lake up lh- wctk In lhe ttndetby district, ehete ptuMng is much deeded -t!o»d and Dr Vw-wrtbriajhaai. who were tecently dabagiad ! liCWetphyslciins by _t V- i cttty ol B C. were last Wttk replaced on the roll by Mr. Justice Morrison. While Ihere Isn't anybody who would like to see Dr. Vereertburghen oul of a job. still most everybody would like lo see him adopt a simpler way of spelling it. This piece of news cost us a sub scrlber last week ihe Insl we have losl. "It la a poor grade ol loyalty to local Institutions and enterprise lo send out ol lown tor anything that Is manufactured In the town and can bt bought as cheap as Ihe article Irom Ihe East. Stand up lor Enderby and Enderby Institutions I" Anniversary services will be held in Iht Methodist church of Salmon Arm on Feb. 19th. Rtv. Mr, Sutherland will preach. On Monday evening an oysler supper wtll be served Irom 6 lo 8. alter which a grand concert will be given in the church by Mra. S. S. Oa- leihout and Dr. Gerry of Kamloops, assisted by local talent. On the cvomng of Si. Valentine's Day. the Ladles' Home Mission Society of Armsirong will hold In tht Foresters' hall, i Birthday Party. Invitations have been sent out. accompanied by small money bags, at which tht recipient Is supposed lo deposit an amount equivalent lo hli years, a cenl (or each year. Everybody will ba ycung again, "just lor tonight." Mr. Fortune ta enjoying a vuit Item hla cousin, Mr.McPheiMa. tt V.mltcbi, who Is making a tsw at British Columbia, Mr. McPhentn hu hut eomt Irom a month's stay ai Halcyon Hoi Springs, and is generous In hla compliments of the genial manager. J. N, McNaught, who far aomt yean hu caterad lo the comfort, of die hundreds who have thronged that popular health resort At tlw Literary Al ihe Literary tail Wtdntsday evening the program waa mast interesting and was enjoyed by a btflterowd. The program tonight anil be Instrumental Solo, • Mrs. Holland Sang. • Rev Mr, VtiiaMta Rtadlng, • Mr. Dtawoodle Song. - Miss McLeod Reading. Mist Ftmon Sen*. Mr. Gardom Ma... - a . Mr. Hancock Debate, "Japan promltta to be a (teller nation Ihan Russia." Affirmative. Mtatn-WofthingunandLaytoo. Mgattvt. Messrs. Jones and Truesdale Mat. Dfo.' UaU Y.rJ Huntley's saw intll started with a hi lorce of mm on Mack Bras.* limber limit, lour milei down iht river, on Saturday, and is now doing uctllenl •ark. Fourteen men ate employed in lhe mill, and aa mint in Iht limber. Thty have 600.000 feet of ktj> lo start on Tht staaan'i cul wtll run some thing wet a miUk-n f«t The mill U equipped with up-to-date machinery, and la prepared lo him out al grades of rough and dratted lumber Mack Brat ate handling Ihe product Weekl UwnMasai I ... TIM Kxctenay Mail say* A m>t"t thit should have Ihe ailtMlon of the government u the bweting ol Mabel I .v. a cork that would result In a hrgely increased atea et I • land being made available in tht Maafe Lake district We are informed the I .-r chanml ol th: Skookutnchuck. which, at the cutlet cl Mabel Uke. crald be easily lowered at small coal the w»tk tt tl haul one of ttasabilily h the govemmeM should instruct their engineers lo enquire. THE EDENOGRAPH. ENDERBY. B.C., FEBRUARY 8, 1905 First Yeah ^EDENOGRAPH 11 M \V\IUU Published >aeh Wtidiia^vldy a: KnJeii > B.C. in of Canada. - .t-at; $\ six month-). 50c 5 ■.» v, . i ' . | ,' i . ■ i i * i , * 1 ■ .'. .. a - ■ . . , ■ ■ - . u nave ■ : THE EDENOGRAPH. Nothing pav<M t lie wiy quicker lo protjurity ilun f_HHiw-i.r«a««. wont look up Every citizen in Enderby. except, perhaps, the pull-backs, was delighted to learn last week lhat ihe Incorporation movement Is not dead, and as the matter Is becoming betier un , the hopes of all grow blighter, Men who can look ahead a few months, see the great necdofinccrpora'.i the utter impossibility ol our coping with ihe con im ns thm will prevail here, should Incorporation be defeated. They realize that l! Enderby is to stop the tide of land and opportunity hunters now flowing past us. we must get out of the rut that has so long kept us con- j fined, and reach out baldly for what belongs to us by right ol merit. It is true, the pull-back five have not given up the tight They folic *ed up their actional the citizen's meeting, with a ' the political head. But It Is net probable any attention ■kill be paid to their objections, which are so Ill-founded. The whole town Is unanimous on n, ani -vhere such a feeling exists, the worst lhat can be done by the fearful is is delay the matter. The trouble with those who oppose incorporation Is not the lack of good will so much as it Is the lack oi good judgment They lo*k behind Instead of ahead. What Enderby has been Is nothing: what it is going to be is much We must buld lor lhe future, not on the record of the past, but the possibilities of the present and the future. We must look up and around us. Because two or three have de predated the value of their property to the assessor so as to make their taxation lower than It should be, It does not (olio* thai the town should be held back to enable them to plug along in the same old way. No man need be afraid of in corptr,,' is ready to the expense cf public improvements. It is . pull and is the man mething for nolh ing. that is usually eppose to advancemc! • \ SOUND coi\ MONBV Ills difficult to induce our to study, or even discuss, the question of ,. have become ac custr-' ting order ol thing ,»rceive ■ - . .rely things :an b= be. it kill take ■ agitatl n, b.- fully under- hange. Until the ; ike 10 their r they want- mng i palil *,ith that of other and In quiMltlt ' demands- .Mil pay in terest on credit und use non- legal tender bank n lei, which arc nly a substitute for mi ney, Suppose they should demand the safe ratio In use by the Netherlands—say $2.50 I ill ver to one of gold, to the limit of $15 per capita. This would mean the coining of $90,000,000 of new silver. No doubt the banks would object. They would not favor anything that would mean the retirement of the bank notes. But the Immediate and permanent effects of the addition to the country's wealth would be Incalculable. The first mint In Canada will be opened possibly before this year closes. It is doubtful If our statesmen have give the matter of Canadian coinage a moment's thought. Sure it Is that the people have not. Suppose the Netherland ratio were lo be adopted and lhe per capita raised (rom $7.50 to $15. This would mean an order for $60,000,000 worth of Canadia silver bullion. Such an order would Immediately force the price of silver up to nearly Its coinage value. What an Impetus would at once be given the mining Industry of British Columbia! What a demand for all sorts of mining, milling and smelting machinery. electric plants, railway extensions, for lumber, coal and all that the mining communities, with their large cash purchasing power, could consume! What a cash market for the farmers and all rural producers in Western Canada! At once the population of our rich Dominion would increase by thousands. Before the first order for silver could be idled by our mines the population ivould have increased to twentyI or thirty millions. With all their efforts the mines could scarcely keep the per capita up with the Increase in popula tion. And such an order from the Dominion governmenl would send such a stampede Into Canada of the most enter ! prising people from all civilized | countries as all the efforts of; the Immigration department and1 agencies advertising the coun- try could not siart In motion. The splendid prosperity of Canada, without a parallel on earth. would do the trick. NOTICE, Henry W. Harvey Notice is hereby Riven thai myu'ile, M. D. Mcllvanle, having left my bed and board, I will nol be responsible lor any debts contracted by her In my name. Rout. McIlvanie. , Armstrong, B.C., Jan. 27,1905, |The s(ock (n thc severa| departments Is large, varied and new General Merchant. Enderby. B.C. Edmonton pays $100,000 and becomes the divisional point of the Grand Trunk Pa- clllc, with shops and terminals. HENRY'S NURSERIES GRKENHOUSES New Crop now in Stock of Home Grown and Imported Garden, Field and Flower Seeds, at Wholesale and Retail. Thousands ol Fruit and Ornamental Trees: Rhododendrons, Roses, Greenhouse and Hardy Plants now growing Ing In our Nurseries Crocenin ant P.ovi.iona All lines ol Siapl. md Finiy Ol ''"s- Ciiinid Frulu. Veeeialile' " Agents lor Rain Lata. Ihi lust and moal popular Tel on Ihe inatkei Ham.. Bacon anil Dally Produce. How ami Media. Start! ant Fancy Dry Goods LaJloa' Dies. Good.. Blouses rrtmmlnp 110., liliukets. Shuiing. Cu.ia Ladles' and Childieu's Underweit. Mining Supplie-a ■ Tent., Cimp Slaves and I- "inja. PiJka •nd Slioveli, Slunipnn Powdct Fine ind Caps. Anns anil Ammunition Kubbir Boots. Blickamlih Coil. Clothing md Ottttt' Ftrnlihlngi Men's and l"y I Clotlimij, Hoalety. Shirts, Collars. Ties and Undeiweai- Hall in J Caps. B, ,i= mJSIioes. Houw furnishing! Glitswui. Chini«'ate, Tin dud Endinelled Warn. Wooden Wart, Cuiloiy. no. Farm .nt Car-am lt.rqul.il. a Afiicullutdl Implements. Wagons. Hay eitdPinise Wilt, Haivesl Tools, Giiden Tools, Gveleii ind Field Seeds. Storting Cooti Rtllts and Sliol Gum, Ammunition. Rubber Boota. Fulling TicWi- Plptiand Totaecoti. Thirty years experience In Outlining and Packing Goods to go Into the camps and the Interior. Miss Carrie E. Hayes, ol Forest City. N. B-, weighs 550 pounds and enjoys perfect health. Kllpllng was 40 years of age on Jan. 6th. last. Kamloops Lumb Lumber amloops J-rtimDerL..!0 For Spring Planting Manufacturers of all kinds of Rough and Finished ■ .■ Eastern prices or less. Cut Flowers and Floral Designs. FertlliJers, Bee Supplies. Catalogue Free. M. J. HENRY. 1010 We.lmln.trr Road Vocxouver B. C. YOUNGS Tonsoi ial Parlors SHINGLES. LATHES. DIMENSION TIMBERS, Etc. With The Owl ERE is a thought: If you don't like to be chewed to pieces by a buzz-saw, don't get Into the buzz-saw's way. It Is not an original thought, but It Is hard to remember. The buzz saw has Its business, which Is to t. ar i hole in things. If it Is a poor saw, It makes trouble and men curse at it. li It is strong and sharp and slick and clean, men curse it. too, but -nly those who run up against i: lhe buzz-suw dees not reach out alter trouble. It simply Is, and because It Is men. when Ihey get tired quarrelirg wiih themselves, quaneUnhit. No buzz-saw can be a buzz- When ll won't cut, It is cast on scrap-heap and Is sold ior junk-Iron. This Is what I get out oi it: Each man is born to go through life and carry with him his own striking personality. He may be "peculiar", as others see him. but If he Is true to himself-his character— everything about him will be symctrlcal. harmonious and true. Whatever he does will be stamped with his personality. The very man breathes in and through his work. His joys, his sorrows, his alms and ambitions: his heart, his soul, will speak to you in what he does. He lives a moment at a time, whether you find him in light or in shadow; in toll or at ease, he is the same man. Thus are all men when they arc fulfilling God's purpose. But take that man and lel him hide himself under a cloak ol popular custom: let him forci his personality down, check this "peculiarity" and lep off that; let him ll and be just whal his friends will please, and. presto! What have we ? Just a hand me-down! A piece of man from Ihe scrap pile—something that has been discarded because It (ailed to do Its work. The personality is gone; only the man animal remains. What a pity! saw and not cut. , I have bought the shop and business of A. Todd and, in addition to other Improvements, have put In a Billiard and Pnol Table, Mr. Todd Is still with me: we are running two chairs and can serve our patrons quickly and well. Step In; you're "next." A.J.Young Hancock Bli,, Enderby FOR SALE Mills at Kamloops. Annls and Enderby. Capacity 25.000.000 ieetol Lumber and 30,000.000 Shingles yearly. Terms on application. Address— <lh, KAMLOOPS LUMBER CO.. LTD I'.eiJ, 11 a 11 C. C. J. B*s Cure Constipation Price Thai very desirable properly known as The Eden House, adjoining the lown ol Enderby, embracing 140 acres. 18 acres under cultivation, with bear- Ing orchard, Has produced Ihe prite winning fruit of British Columbia, Two-story house, with large, stonewalled basement, good well, barn, stable, etc. This la an excellent chance lo get an Improved place: IS mlnules' walk from the postofflce: on the wagon road. For terms apply on the premises, ot address WM. ELSON. Endeiby.B.C. i Price. $50 an acre. Ira C. Jones Cct\'i >tf cr ttb Builder hcetlully furnished on building ol any dlmeiislcn: small work quickly attended to. ANOTHER HOUSE TO RENT . Immediate possession. Enderby, B.C For Sale! 25 rants R. R. Burns. Price 25 cents Masonic Building Armstrong Burns' Toilet Luxuries Can't find anything better That Is the opinion ol men who are expert fruit growers and have gone over this tract ol land. It Is right In the lown: t. (ew minutes' walk from the Postollice. Land Is continually raising In value. We have sold a number oi these blocks, bui have a lew choice building sites left. You won't tl.id lots ol better' value. The town will continue lo progress: it has only fairly started. Properly will continue lo increase In value: building lots will never be less valuable than they are today. Your best opportunity is NOW. Price of Lou, C 1 rt to %7Q Henry W. Harvey, Agent, ****** * V ▼ * V Farming Land fn lots to suit purchaser. Suitable for fruit growing and dairying. Apply to J. w. McCallum. Salmon Arm JAS. BOWES, Proprietor. Kelowna's Lakeview This hotel is delightfully situated, on the shore ot Okanagan lake and, with "Jim" Bowes :o greet you as host, it • ill make your stay in Kelowna most enjoyable. The accommo- .'.i.-ns at the Lakeview __» Expert Pruning FRUIT-GROWERS ATTBNTIONI I will do your pruning now. tour spring ordei . you I I thi ■ ■ ,m will I in mt I Ihe largest r-.r. II t In Walter Robinson, Enderby, B. C. For Fruit Lands, Farm Lands and Town D., roperty an nn i WALTER E. TRUESDALE, tNDtivBY.it c. taurine. [Toronl I Und Tti* 1. Insurance C II ndoti. Ent., ■ Bi klyi :i y I Toi lib. -, Ca.. ol Toronto Have Your Cutter P_;„l_J _ I I'"-|ml lilted allllCU r up an up lo-dae paint shop over aV'i- Hutchison's Blacksmith Shop, and ant prepared to do the best carriage painting lhat can be dona Bring v ur cutter in and let us make ll look llkt dm J. R. LINTON. fainter & Decorator. Enderby Shoes and B-Ij <! all kliii.i made and re- ptlrt ! Located In Al butcher shep. J. A. Taylor Enderby Is your ncaltli Insured ? An accident policy covering sickness ns well, trill provide lor you. Get it of WALTER I. TRUESDALE Enderby are complete without being lavish—thai 111 Jim's characteristic TT TE have just ad- ~ ded several fonts ol wood type, and are now prepared to turn out poster work with the besl of them. Color work a specialty. II you want to sell anything quickly, a big poster will help you. There is money in It—for all. Dates and Dodgers, Posters and all Big Bill printing promptly and attrai rely executed. Clve It a trial. The returns are quick .. re for prices— Thi Edenograph, Enderby. /* First Year THE EDENOGRAPH, ENDERBY, B.C., FEBRUARY 8, 1905 -2; Methodist Church SERVICES: Divine Services every Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Sunday-School ind Hit-la Class, 230 p. in Prayer Mooting. - - Tuesday, 8 p. in, A hearty welcome lor ill, A. E. ROBERTS, Pastor Ruldouco: Cliff Si., nem Ihe Church. LANDRY'S LETTER * ■r ORACK G. BOtTWIC- |«Mi.Hak.,im,l,, Ulli.Cc. I'aL.c'o I I FELT lieirrltilv «nrry fnr Kithirlnt I when I.an,Ir, died. II intiil have, been nn awful liluw. for alio -,-,m.,1 lo two ••»•. ry tell of her aplrll mil went aboul italic nnd lltitlc-a. for munilia. Tou a.-c, Landry wu • line Irllo*. an unu.ual tvllnw. t client i„ii,.,,- there wai a Mlllah fllior In lhe 'nan - whole mike-up, \lr wu tmoUailjf blK-li.'artc'cl nml liivnlil,-. tl.u.italj In feature to poalUvt uillnna, ho wii •till tUractlvi in ,i:i|i"r4ice. lie <?u fin.ecu. In n Htnall way aa lhe utiilieir of lerinln dlllcati love ikelehei, verr tender and clalnljr In lenilment. mil w unllk.- lilm i.« lo room Innmilateni with what wo knew of hll clurirter. A rlitht Jeelly iinud fellow, with plenty ot irnae and a cheerful lot ot bralni under hla aandy imiII. He and Kll hid been enaited for • limit Ume. and I knew thit hi fairly wonhlraed ber, thtiuah hi waa nry iinlri atiwit It. I f«lt t mild «.n of envy, fur I bad never iilumbed the •le I'lll" «f leer.' III. , If I'd hid Ol. A ROASTS THAT ARE TENDER AS THEY LOOK CAN BE HAD FOR THE ASKING Geo. R. Sharpe Utile -irTiilin. Inn I aicvay. nnl.nl my- «olf dnrliiK their iimarea., becau.o I i-oiildii'l r.-ally fc-i i waa only iimitieil nnd entertained, never lOUthtd, Ml frlou.lHl.ti> wllh Kit wai Hie one roil IIDtlminl nf my life, for we had lieen like brother end aluer f»r ten intra Kvor sin,,- she Iimi Ii.kiiii io yeirn for nine shirts ami put her plu-ulla up lulu Iho .-i.ev.ii of w,,insula dlinliv Wlieiii ver Undry wu away I tnuk hli place il her aide, ind Jolly mud time, wo had, nnd many of them. A few month! lecfiiri Undo • death Kit a, in, d tu cltatlKO aume wiy, St,., t""l, to metcitiltiK nlinut fur ill the I world like u dliapiMilnled Invir. Lan- dry. t.Mi, wtnt In:., the dumps He ' Brew tt.lu and |cnle and mure ttniier- nn si than <veir. Ho wa. v.ry lender i wllh tin'inline-, md mi I knew that It wa« mc liner's quarrel lhat WM west ' inn un than. She ,n uf .-luiiii lu him u Ihu.iKli i.hc> felt him all|i|elnii frum her, md I've aemeilmei iliutialil .in- iimi ahe inn.t have bad a preiuonltluo Ol whu waa cuinlni. One iiiuriiliiK, un my wiy home frum in all-nliihl null. »l.l Diniuu loal hi. heiel and I eatne i pretty rropper. It j wi.n'l fir frntn hi.tue, u luek would have li, md I mate,.-.-.t lu «.-t lu thi hein-. I wu pie'ty much uaed up, teal,,in- my wearlnm and the ahaklna- ui' iecK.-lli.-r nnd my kneei ibuack u If [ I'd been ultliliilnit il my Aral »|Hra-' lion. Alter .card, when Kll rime In Ic. | •ee me, I tried to liuth II oil, ind I Jollied her up. "Undry II be icooet and Jealoui If! you dnn'i wuch out,' I told ber. "I hen..,' you're In love wllh me, old lltl ' Her fire flamed a sudden < nt»- ; •on uver III uld iwllur, and ahe looked al me ibirply. Then I ratuihi her I hand and pulled her duwn lu me. I klMrd brr, u I ilwayi bid, md for t tiiniii.tit ihe laid ber face afalnai my cheek. "What If you'd been kllledr ahe «bi.i'c-t.-.t "What It you'd btta kllledr "Vnu'd .Hll hive Undry." I renin. e<l, and Kll ilapiml mi It » > . r ihe flrti time by any meant, fur ynu lit we'd been buy ind mil tuaeiher I riccildn'i help Melon ihu her eyei I..*..t funny. A new ..■i -. ■-. I'd never nen then bvfure-and t wondered, ll wai «i. -nl. aft. i that pour Ui..<i< came down with l)|.b..ld, liaa.ahard c-a.'ll. In I' - -'arl , .:■.,. .. ..,.(., trip nn a nun md m M Hoimi lhai ihere'i nn hupe whatartr. Than,, ,-.«„!ii. •. we were all then, wllh htm | He w.an'l al.ine, u he hid t—n lhe areaier pari uf hi. Ilfe-alne* he'l j been a lilile rb.p. in tin He wasn't I.UHly s.-.i • it- - II .,,,,...! m me: lhal he wa. happi.r than I bid »»n ! nail him I fell in,. he wu mid In I to, and I couldn't undentand n ll broke ui all up, ittrj one ut in. lor, wt loved the i--r follow. I,\l>l.lll. I frnind h.i nn ibe venndi one evening. a'"1' In ibe lott dirknetl. I, fell a bli down •'■•'• ■•■ Thine, wertn't I noma very well, mn I began la ihlnk ] that I wm noi Kurd for * i. t, -.-:„n al life afler all. I Ml in. ♦..iiy far j my i-.i ■ m> I rouldn'i «i. a Judlnal. ImiK-iMinai .ympiib), u a :■:..-.,..... muii in he .meeni ihe ranks of Ih. I eery death thai name J my nntic-e wuried «n my mind I.. Mlab a drcrre IhSI II untiled mt to ' care tor the living. She took my hand and held It tightly both ot her own. I tell t itddet, tightening it ray hvaminaga. an* a rush uf lenderaeM iwrpi .. ■ r tne "Lonely, nld girl?" I •«.■ I eoniy. 'Hi. to Innrly, Krrddy—— 1-en.iy - Thi Medical Waiua et Halcyon are the \ tot rant know." and lhe drew r. Jas. Jarrett Carpenter & Builder Has opened a carpenter shop In the rear of the Hancock block. All kinds ol lobbing promptly "7* K,r' attended to. w'" "" ■""" Hal cyon Hot Springs Sanitarium . men curative In Ihe woild. A petlezt. nnutil remedy (or alt Nervous end Muaeu-1 lar Diseases. Uver. Kidney and Stomach, Ai imt nt.. lu Bath, never tall le curt Rhiumillam. An itaotuliguaranteegtvtn., For terms ind paniculate apply la— Halcyon Hot Springe Arrow Uke. B. C Are your Horses feet tender? thing out—a cushion fori the feet. It Is called the Air Cushion Pad l.ao.J b'l hand up lo her fan and III-, upon It "Pool he.n." I uld, and I bent an! laid a genile kin on ber forehead Ibe turned her pile, luminoui fare up le me. willfully, like a rhlld. and I, hlMe.1 hn warm, rvd moult. Th.n mt hetri begin thumping llle a hydraulic, nun and my tiai.li trembled . >.-..- ly. I tn.d lo aleidy Ihtm 8be would be M angry If .he thought thai I dared. I bad blued Kaibeiine re-cn- berlee. tlmee. u a man may klM hll, ■tiler, lovingly, tenderly, but able.- We have the newest! ,utn* •l"""11 • ""•"■ """» **• never two like Ihli I wu at a loss. I bid never dreamed ot Kathenae ■ >- repi a. my dear old frt.nd-my man- hood chum, and u tor her—luy htarl tub, for I knew ahe bad been ulterte devoted In old Une'ry tod mournej and it is exactly what its! J_-,h«»»",» ,J* h'» *' ""' ' , .11.. i. ' though! mi. If .he knew what I »u name implies—a norse-j thinking the would bite me-loelbe Shoe Ol rubber tO CUSh- me. forever If ibe kniw-tb. If .be Ion the lender hools. If "I*..«*•,"' 1!!,", ««■'«•*. J"" ... ..I eyei. u I Ibnughl. ot mem.wy • du- yOU Will Step IntO thej ,,„, mutium i-al... her dear, mtta. shop next time you're in i br..»n eyn ihu 1 loved town, we will show how| ^^T^^l,T:l^ .he ..Id. u ahe neatled agnnit my coat, M If ibe belonged there I fought • nil nirp.lt 1 niiim.nl She n,, 1 have fell my h.art belling I wa. ti'irr.i. y e.bamed. Then I Mdd.nty losl my eelt-fainirol. and alonplng i<- wgrd her. I look her It my arm* and Ha--! her pualnnalely, many, mana llm... paaalnnaiely. eagerly, m I hat never ki.aed Inyone Ih my life—u I hid rnvr wanted ... hla. anyone before. Alter a lime I lifted my head •nd wilted tor Itl norm I knew li muat c-crtne I tell like a whipped fir Ihottgh every pilx in my body throbbed with delight ind Joy. Whatever c-ame. I knew now. I wu blind no Iccn.er They lllk of Live Icing blind. I .ay II". Ihe other way about, ll'l love thit rlcari our .tihi—lo wa nn really tn where we ',«.. _wi<. btfott being groplat In • dim half- light 8he nettled -leer In my artnl ind laughed • little, low laugh of content- Bent. It works. Wm. Hutchison, Enderby C.O.F.No 1058 Meets every second and fourth Thursday in each month. Visiting Brelhrtn cordially Invited. A.W.SHr,*p.C.R. H. H.WotiHTNoioH. Sec. L.O.L. No. 446 Meets the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month at 7:30 p. ir . Visiting brethren welcome. W.M..A. E. Robfrts. Sec.E. BttlTtn FOR SALE No. 2 Empire Cream Separator GEORGE R. LAWES. Enderby "Oh, frailly, boy," the laid, "I thought you would never wake up., I've been aiicb a long, luug time wait-: Ing tu I'ecine home," I .uric d back and faced her in iiim.c-uieni, "And-and Undry!" I filtered. "Oh, my dear. I never loved Undry." (Ah. io I knew now why he wa. ki.,,1 in go, lamr duffer, puor, uu- »' ll'- -le. lUVlUg Olll c|l|ffvr.| "ll» knew I didn't, bui he-he— llrtd, and he knew I loved yuu, u ht In-•!■• el me. Ill laid me yuu luved me, I only you were itleen, and I've walled' to 1,'iiK ... long fur t!n»." "I"' •Ighod,- bapplly, I liuked In her eyei Increduloutly. | "Kll, why In ihe name of cuiumon »e to, dldti'l you tell me!" "Tell you! Freddy, bow could I! I wi.n'l »ure yuu—you cared, mil tiiuiieiluiei I wu ture yuu didn't. It wa. ..lily n., an-.- Undry wna au i-.-i•' live lhal I dared lo hooe. I could only wait In alienee, and win ■■■ Undry dt.ei Ii tc... been ao lunily, w drearily lonely." ■ I'.eier old girl," I aald In her hair, "pour darling old girl." "You've lui! a whole year." ibe cried, "a whole year" "Then you knew a year ago?" "Yen n. tunny. Freddy, but I muldn'l Imagine why nu min ever muved me the leui liny bit When Undry told me he eared, I tried to Ihlnk I lu.rd It.hi but he nld >i -» thlt I dldn'l, and nfterwird, he knew II wu you He uairhe-tt my e)ei, he •aid, when yuu were nbuui, ami when' he i.-Id me lhal, I wu u Mlunlihed u yuu were when I luld yuu "When (our he.rae threw ynu that lime, in i, I t-new .,.-n' a eiuubi,fnr I luffeml ..-.,,!..,. thinning whu mlibi have hain nd You wen ao irlias'ii Hint I waa hnrrltuy fruriitciiied. I felt .lire- thai you were at leant maimed for life." And then, ihe broughl me lln- litter —Uudry'i lelicr, lhat wm not lo lie delivered until 1 had fuiiinl my own Oh, Hint letter If I had ani) .ecu 11 when Undry died. Kll would mu have grown lettlo walling (ur what wm nl- wai. ben "Yuu confounded blind old bat." hi wrote "what In tin- name of all thai'. holy, du yuu .lay around bin fur? It I was aiii'li an citrcitriccn. donkey a. you arc I'd go ult and die, but I've gut tu be the cine Iti.iead and I've gut eyeR to lee. Thit'i ever the way In Ihli vole uf loan "Well, you mux know autue lime, ti will ceiine lee yuu ill a! once, u lhe kluiwle'clgt' ecf It , .cm, in me- iln-n old li".. I wouldn't mind bring In yuur boull I'd give my life fur lllll una hour u !i.i|',>:!i und freely aa I'd l,i.. a conner lu a ideleinlnuy ll enn'i be —in I give ynu my hiding and whu Illlle I ran ni.d tu yuur fuliire-thuuuti. uf cuune, you know, I mean ben— and lhal I. the furtune tbii I haven'! been able lu auuinder with all luy Idle wurihleinc-K. Mike her hi|i|iy with II. If yuu can, and •» I ahill knnw I have a bind In ber comfort afler ill. "You weren't cut out fur .. pill- doper, old man Drop It. Well, «•> long. Take keer of yenelf,' and bn good to her la mike up fur yuur . ii-. I •ittpldliy Undry." The name itared up ll ui In hli well-known writing, end suddenly, an uverpowertng aenie of hll nearne.. nn i. t-d me. Kll reached nut a trembling hand I felt a ihudder go over her and a mlu obarureit tuy eight for t en. in. nt Then: "Yea, >.->." I heard ber whLper. faintly, "I aee you, dear, diir dry- Patronise the Industries that patronise Your Town-IT PAYS We manufacture eleven brands of Flour: Best, Hungarian, and Premier, Three Star, Drifted Snow, Alplna, Strong Baker's or XX, Wheat Sheaf, Superfine, Graham, Whole Wheat. These are all good grades; Moffett's BEST is unsurpassable. WHEATLETS, the ideal breakfast food, is also our manufacture, Try It. All kinds of FEED In wholesale or retail quantities. If "Made in Canada" is a good motto for Canada, then "Made in Enderby" should be a good motto for Enderby. Hw Columbia Plowing Mills Co., Ltd. Enderby. Under lhe Olive Tree .,-» ,,.•.. at.;..- Pear Is man's worst foe. All ol us are cowards when duty calls. li you have anything to say. don't get behind a paper wall: be open and out with It. The opponents to Incorporation are so modest they decline to speak the naked truth. There are many things besides tumble b;gs that dislike to be turned away (rom dead things. This old world would not be so sinful If there was more consecrated living and less preaching. The practice of charity brings more love Into one's heart than the gold of the world could buy. The least any man can do for another, and perhaps the most, Is to make him think well of himself. To do anything well one must practice often. The same principle applied to happiness would wipe out all sorrow. We may say what we will about matters ol religion, but when we see a man with Cod in htm It knocks Ihe devil out of us. No man need be afraid to hold an opinion different from that of lhe multitude. If he Is honest in It and has enough sand lo back it up with work. When a man gets so steeped in bigotry thai he thinks he can "buck a town to a finish" ll is time he were looking for a soft spot lo fall upon. Penelon tells us a wholesome truth In this: "It It necessary that the good should love you, lhat the wicked should fear you, and that all should esteem you." The man who "bucks" at progress is not to be blamed any more than the man who falls Into any other form of sin: but the people are to blame If they sit on the bank and watch him puddle in the pool ol stagnation. When one hears a preacher teli God so many things to do and leave undone, he finds himself wondering how Jehovah keeps track oi It all. It seems as If God might do one thing ll I ask him lo. and mean It, but when so many things are asked. It doesn't seem possible to tell what Is wanted, and I don't think God listens very attentively then She nursed a plant Irom the onion stage on ihrough its leafy growth. It was rich In color and promise and the bud was opening Into a beautiful llower. Friends pointed covetously to lis beauty In an unguarded moment il was exposed to the touch ol life's Irost: Its leaves drooped, Its llower (ell, and what was lis virtue was no longer recog- ni.-ed The Irosl had done Us work: lis life was nipped. Its beauty gone. How like v,;man! There is, however, this difference. We nurse the plant back Into something of its first beauty, and try to forget It'was frost-blltcn; whereas, when woman's purity Is.blighted by lust we look with scorn instead ol pity and cast out into the street instead ol taking back the drooping one and placing her out of lust's way. V 1 Enderby Hotel. Furnace Heated: Electric Lighted This pioneer house Is experiencing the greatest rush of business In Its history. It Is the result of Its popularity. The service and accommodations are the best. Ninety-fool annex now ready to accommodate the trade. The cream of the land on bar and table. Rates: $1 and $2 per day H. W. Wright, Prop. Good Teas Never be satisfied with a poor brand of tea when you can get the best on the market at METCALFE'S. The real old Maple Syrup alrect from the maple groves of Ontario. Try a can. In our Clothing Demartment we ask your attention to our Flannelettes, and cold weather warm goods—for feet or body. J. C. Metcalfe Enderby Painter J. E. Orchard Enderby, B. C. HOUSE and SIGN PAINTING GRAINING. STAININC and DECORATING Imitators of native and foreign woods. ^^-."J"^1^ CLAS5 TTD IT IT C For Spring 1 KEJir-3 DeBvery I am now taking orders for Fruit Tree from the big Nurseries of Stone k 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 Orders taken (or any quantity. Plastering, chimney building, and brick k slone masonry work contracted Baird & Gibbs Enderby Job Printint Thai touches (he artistic and keeps house lor Economy, will be done at this office—quickly, neatly and cheaply. You do not have to send your printing out ol town. Anything that can be done In Toronto tin ordinary commercial print ing i can be done right here The stenograph EaMt It t Isn't there something you would like lo have In the printing line ? We can give satisfaction at this office THE EDENOGRAPH, ENDERBY. B.C., FEBRUARY 8, 1905 First Year |S'.er,'S,_J'.lC*^ja*a«.»B-NM.33^ T -a T-. -| • EnderbyTra_mgCo.|ln the Pulpits New Goods If you want anything In Footwear, Shirts, C i ind Neckties, you will ba Interested in seeing our Sprin,; in these lines. Extraordinary values, and the finest styles and assortment that we ever have shown. Complete sl;:es. Now Is your opportunity. In sh I Fancy Shir'.: . ;i some beauties. Call and see. v sects**a.atv_it*;• jorKver a_-.a-,t.-«r*iiiac.>-t»ltv •tevcu iv-,: l' Vat_CJ_»j.«Va_«Sr.^j:V'»r if..-M*MH ,-mV T_~~S~i, jj Enderby Trading Co., ! Pliff St FnrWkv Enderby. nt».1i,T-ia1K>«MNMVk(-''..Si> i- • —•-~—■» ESS . *- a --«aT 'r . . -. , e tt V |> e tf I- , 7 i. ! 1 ..'.i.i' , i . ■ it .'.ill pay you to get a new one. 11 the pipes are old. you run great risk from fire. All our stove pipes are rivetled, and will not telescope. Always stand firm. K. P. Bradley, Enderby Hardware Merchant TINSMITH and PLUMBER. >"- ■ :■; estr.b'lshment of R. P. Bradley. ! opened a Tinsmith an 1 Plumbing department. Am an experienced copper, tin. or shiet Iron worker. Special atteit:i n I furnace work, piping and roofing, A. Fulton, Piomb« os» nttir "For If we have been planted together In the likeness of his t death, we shall be also In the likeness of his resurrection." These words of Paul to the Romans formed the basis of Kev, Mr. Campbell's discourse in the Presbyterian church Sunday morning. These words, he said, illustrate how near Christ is to us In everything of life, how necessary He Is to the soul of man, and to life itself. I an think of the world and our cvn relation to it Indepen-j dent of the life and the Influence' : ,:., other great character! that the world has had, but life —soul life—without Christ is! not to be thought of. It is Impossible. He Is so closely associated with everything in life, here and hereafter, th.it to leave Him out means eternal death to the soul. Much is said and taught on questions affecting man's present life, as If that were nil. but the future Is far more Imp: riant,, 20 and upon our right concept oi 21 Christ will depend our wellare ^ beyond the grave. If we are * like him here, we will be ll- him there. We ate to suffer 24 trials, sorrows and sacri.ices. 2* for to be like him we must be * men of sorrow nnd acquainted ^ with grief. To be like him •- must acknowledge him, we mus! own him before men. It Is our privilege to honor him before our fellows, to speak his name and live his life. What lie LcOOll Pa.lor. TalkadAooul Sunday TltC W.atlee'l Waller !■- I' .-..-. I.'tr mouth ol January; Kavermnmt !: the' i I pvrature, and tlier (or the - . -. ■ -■ Ej I inch 38 "$ A FEW OF OUR SPECIAL REMEDIES cloudy NAIRN'S Blacl; Cl,erry Coufih Balsam, a speedy relief and cure for a cough cold or Bronchitis NAIRN'S Menthol Liniment: an Instant pain cure. For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Bruises and Sprains. NAIRN'S K,dl'-^Pllls tor Kidlv;yand Bladder Dls' eases; Lumbago, Sore Back, Urinary I ible OUR GUARANTEE A customer buying any article with Ihe name NAIRN 1., .:•. a.- t giving satlalaetlon and not exactly as represent, r '.he-I'u.piy package and receive money back or ta\ ,; i. tii.it vain.- £ D NAIRN y CO Druggists and Stationers WEBB'S CHOCOLATES PETERSON PIPES SUNDAY HOI 1'. a .»to 4 p .... .12 .06 .03 .22 I 3-4 I 1-2 1-8 li.ta.l l.c.mrwrm.-n. C.n.l-.re : - ■ MMWw, >'i ■• •' m Birlli and Immortality By Dan S. Cllim. In V. S, >.nam. A little child is b:rn a life iv.glns to be That never was belore —a marvelous thing to see! An yet so common that It seems not strange to me, m's estate—he dies—and Is no more! . life begins upon another shore: That death to life beyond. Is but an open door. Not near so wondrous Is. thai life which once has been And ceased 10 be, should then commence to be again. As Is. that life which never was should once begin: Why. then, need doubt lhat iuture life exists for men? Bob Gets Busy ■ Pa made me gel blzzy the other ni'.e Told me .rt' an' see wat ihey did at the Incorporashun meetin'. I went. But I didn't see cm nuthln', an' so I ast the policeman I In' "Cm mg the he, an' I put that : . ,t uv been all ch- ilklng • .ck H* • *cr talktn' at H . ,- . I I me as if ihey 1 '..':'■ lie said they wasn't, So did Ban •' nny, Paul and John- tone ; rythlng was wasn't with hat was could not be. " • • ■ They were -.aiilles; want ■ ■' log . •" "em , me fellers. ll ■ . . . ■ • rid) hen I )thers liar, and therefore not In the city limits, They really did ly time. And when II ,,n found himself just - • . ilvi III ' can be a Brltl n l iking an affldavl ■ :•■ nd they smoked hard not 0 f .>,-■ In the Winnipeg Free Press of lhe 26th uli. there is an Imam j poriani announcement respect- Rev. Mr. Roberts took for his) Irg ihe decision ol ihe Western text Mark 2:14. The teaching; Retail Lumber Dealers' Asso- of the Old Testament was "fol-j elation to separate from the low the law;" the teaching oil manufacturers after fourteen the New, "follow Me." Christ years of a amalgamation. This calls men to leave the past an I may be regarded tu a portent follow Him now. He sought H ;f Important changes in the sympatcize and lo save, hence lumber situation oi the future, we have the call, "follow Me "According to a statement of a The call may come al any lime.' prominent lumber manufacturer "Ashe passed by, He saw Levi jat the time the association was at the receipt of customs," and'formed ihe lumber trade was In called him right from his bust- a desperate condition, The ness. We do not have to wait western country was In lhe for ihe next revival meeting or' midst of Its struggle. The en- even for the Sunday service, tire farming community was In but while we are busy with the,debt, Tht retail lumber mer- affalrs of this life the call may chants throughout the country come. Sometimes the spirit-hud latt book ac; .tints and 1 works without the agency oi1 small slocks ol lumber. All the man. as In the case oi some .manufacturers were on the notable revivals. We must not verge of ruin. Som? of them * neglect the call because we do were ruined. Altogethir the not hear it from the lips oi an situation was said to bs as bad The call is personal, as It oil be. At thu time Christ asks us to follow no doc-Uhe proposal to organize the trlnal teaching, sect or party, lumber interests of the West but Himself. The leaders in was met with mtch favar. and political llle, or church life, an agreement was entered Into, might be removed, but the party said to have originate j with lhe or denomination would still re- manufacturers. One of the main: remove Christ and we stipulations was that the manu- have no Christianity. facturer was to sell to none Levi's response was ready except retailers, and all lumbar obedience He arcs? as tc pass through the hands lowed i and pleasure of the latter. The exception are nothing when it ccmes to was that the manufacturers lhe all Important questl n. am I could sell to the railways and a Christian > When Cod calls lo the government. Another we must answer eject was the maintenance of )>ecame Matthew. Saul reasonable prices, and a scale obeyed and became Paul tt of pnees was drawn up accord we refuse, we ma into ingly. subject to constant revis- ihe eternal separation, for My Ion, and It was agreed lhat the Spirit will not always sirtv." retailer should sell at a price 20 per cent in advance ol what was paid to the wholesaler. One cause for this dissolu Hon. II not the principle one. was the feeling In the country that a combine existed, which was unfavorable to putting a duty on American lumber, and lhat It was necessary to check it. The manufacturers claim, however, that il was not and never was a trust or combine. In a number ol Interviews which appeared In the Free Press from dealers, the sentiment is generally favorable to the claims of the British Columbia lumbermen. One said: "The supply In Manitoba and the territory tributary to Manitoba Is strictly limited and growing less. The lime will soon come when we will be almost wholly dependent on the West The forests of British Columbia will be the great source of our lumber supply, and Ihere is no known way ol getting this lumber to Winnipeg cheaply." t I.--.- Sal men >.a-.,ic It looks as if ihe B. C. salmon fishers are going to be put out of business during the years 1906 and I9C8. Notwithstanding the strong protests of the B. C. canners, It ls reported from Ottawa that Hon. Mr. Per- fonialnc has decided to recommend lhe adoption of an order- In-councll suspending fishing operations In British Columbia (or the two years named. It Is provided, however. In order that In the event of the Ameilcan canners on Puget Sound rot living up to the agreement.thM Ihe Canadian restrictions regarding a close season will be Immediately removed. If this paragraph Is marked •with a cross, you will please lake it as a reminder that your subscrlplon has expired and the editor would like to smile on you. Silverware When you are In need of fine sliver pieces for the table, for wedding, birthday or other anniversary presentations, you will llnd the best made at the ARMSTRONG HARDWARE CO. W. J. Arm&rong, Manager, Armsirong, B. C. aro-Thirty-five Years Old -••« The Mutual Life of Canada Carpet Weaving r-Vh noted ■V: - 't.'M* Miking, at* allktefc of light Job W;t« Can make mull; snvtli,n| winf-il A new Knitting Machine For Sale J. W. Bacon, Enderby, in Hancock block I J. W. 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Title | The Edenograph |
Contributor |
Walker, H. M. |
Publisher | Enderby : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1905-02-08 |
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Enderby (B.C.) Enderby |
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Newspapers |
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FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Title changes in chronological order: "The Edenograph" ; "The Enderby Progress and Northern Okanagan Herald |
Identifier | Edenograph_1905_02_08 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2017-05-10 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | b06e48b6-8962-4511-9e74-d63046350667 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0353291 |
Latitude | 50.5505560 |
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