THE EDENOGRAPH il Volume 1. Number 12. ENDERBY. B.C.. AUGUST 3. 1904. Pi-. IE, 5. A V Boiled Down Enderby who sc klndl; In: awful bereavement. Ai tl-.. • . , ' : i :■■ .il lhe i. '. ewhal belli thai ot Ihe pi wan. Win H;,:. lit 31 •'■ ' 15. W. R. Han 25. All Todd 7 hint in disgrace that 'he C.P.R. should allow ; this crossing lu remain In its present -;,.■ Lumber Company Is o ... .: : , ::.,!' Wltll Itllln .,. j ... H ,• ii n ihi big pu n| It ihe null ic ihe ack 22. R. E, Wheeler!company'! olflce building,and ntothi A. Baird 15. J. Evam Knderby hotel. Webb Wright will seen PolitcalMoses 15. W. H. Kenny lb. We kn-jw a man In tleeps In a tent. Under li thick bedding of ha; editor wculd like to add your name to • Th? Sr.va.-I-, with his pilch torch and long peat ■ •■ gati the Spallumcheen these cool nights. There Is something tie ab. Ul 10 the On^gt^LaajtaaH^ajMiaaaallllKMiaalMHlllaaalllllaanHMM^aailliaailHiaailllaaaH , . The he e la Urge enough to admit a surprised ind delighted with the country. but lo the men in He beat, wllh whom —— £- ~5 ■ ...,...„ -~.—,. ~——~ Imodernlii ' I ■' •' ' ': ' j A Farmer Inalltul id by Prof. Slum and Mi was held ai Salmon Arm I-.. ' He leave:, the Haps ol hi! These gentlemen were driven around admit plenty ol fresh air. by J. J. McCallum. and were ," I it is a question cf "salmon or no break- I fast" li Is not to Interesting, Waller E. Trueidale It receiving in- 'quirles from ill sections in America |'about the Okanogan, and has Issued a second edition of his circular descriptive of Enderby District. K A Chappell has resumed his fruit- tree canvass, and for the present will not fill order* (or painting. He la' taking orders for fall delivery, and is doing a land office business. photographer Flnley made a 10 xOO' t Calvert, of Salmon Arm. visited I*010 <* Ends,by whll« h«'« ,hl$ «""*•' They will be on tale at Js. C EngHth'i tumilure itore. where you -an get ihem framed lo suit your title. Jettle James furnished us wllh a ' I lie* II-.. a-,'.. II ■ ... ■ came tn contact with a live taw at the mill, Dr. Bentlcy put the amputate! member in position again and thinks he can save It. Th* quest ton ot recreation grounds far Early • ■..' ■ ■ ' ded lhe si .. ' target p.• ' Never r-rrtonj ta tail a girl ulll"S you do it. You will thus avoid nuking mi enemy. H. W. Harvey tt hindling big, rich, luscious green apple* front Ihe of Geo, R Uwt, It it not the nun who uiei the moit t) it undeniands the nature of . .■: •' v ■ Enderby It lo hive a tank in i short apjuj „e h^yi rt* CVawtli .'at.- tea" J*a*a*i Enderby It mil untitled, Whifi the „„_ ^ 3|hor n(g,„ he OT, tvAiMi tmtterwlih trginiiing a company to |ram h|, pacelul sleep and saw at the take it up. buy a suitable block, fence ^ 0, h)J nM4 ,„„ hami hfta, „ „ ll and charge in admission fee when w| tm, ^ „, eJllng th, ^ __aan**K.*ii.«.«.«*>m., , ■_ **" *'* hM> l'™ ""der «""• lime. Thliltonly«nii.ifficlal.butil m ^^^ „,„,„ m by ^ will do to bulk on, S,lmfjn Arm eorrelpao(t.n, r4i,,.ve ,„ Staiiitau it a hitd plat* for opera. ,h, formation of a Valley Buetnll _ lor*. Tw ot ihtrn have b*«n drowned Lagu. Ut ,,„, j^*, „ , gajd ,„,, I*"' otllce earner. in the like in lets thin a month, I grapbw Finley mid* everta When the snow com** we will hive * sidewalk even with the track) at the t^g^g^^g^H ""."" T™« trlant, and especially lidtes wllh biby aid will meet with the approval tf all .— .i .l- __ carrUget, hive to take the middle it ^^^^__ lov.r*oflh«gini*. ,h« roid. or g.t y bibles "look pltatutt" thtt week, ju, Bow** put*! ihrcugh Enlirby gi,ian{ snM)(h thai caught them m the act. i* Kelatni ihlt morning. "' '" Mr. Sharp hit been a rettdent ot B.C. lor fifteen years, and this It his lint villi to Salmin Arm. He wat to greatly pleated with ihe district at a at a trull-growing cowry thai he pur- shited 80 icret, which he iniendi to ul ti tn ir-ht.'! Salmon Arm b to be congratulated in getting i gentlemen of Mr Sharp's esp-- engage in liutt-grsw;r,g :n the i •■ • be the biggest mmtng proposition in her titter. Mr* Strickland, the put month, returned it New Denver, on Monday. J. E. Orchard painted the lenience five hundred J Hart ;« beauty to lu appearance, Robert Peel tayt lh* Enderby Trad- settlement starting where tor JO miles bim|ij^bij^bhbij^bhbj seiuement starting wmrv tar ju mi l^^r^a.™ 2""mfj '. ^r**tr«yl»MolliiUliidb«niak*n 5! lo keep die trade away while the warm weithet lull H ll It expected by csfltrtctat Mc Butimtt it vary good, and lh* out. i it brighttr than ever ^^^^^^^^^^^-^^_--_ . - , it, of Verttot- . oaldI loi haw tht U-et floor of lb* Salmon Arm. Tuesday morning, tatvr- Bell Black resdy.for accus, September lit The tchtot board die* tng P V/t! I Charge of the Hnderty term commence* You can h»g up your hat ■ eat dinner tl Ihe Enderby r It j |«l' sprism* what dtin't is be:!.' date these hit diyt. vsy Ihe n-*t i.lt. be built lit! >liis Arm It will letve Ihe present rtld at V/alter t:ii run tijngth-1 i al Ihe msunttin. entering St' .til ip«nupfiv» miles ol new ctuniry. and will cotuid- srtKy shsrlen lhe dutanc* t> Ihe Arm ierby •-. . • last wedt from hit New Brunswick R If. Spedding. al th* Kelj»nt h)tti._ jl lhe death af his sm and the a . =it (hit »»,« : ., :a ^hler and two ClatlMt is already in the lield. v it th? hands I promiiestobeallthatlttntmeimo;■.-= , .. Itft (or hU hot A cross tl this nttj^aph Iturdiy Mr. I lirtugh thislsastir: > the csfumns tf Th* Ebttoattni ttei- ONAM, and is a gentle hint that th* . ..I lo Hit the cirrtag* av«r '* *"" Ihe rail* tor ih«m When the miller ute the Charlie MMcatft hu a itodt of return ta thu i»it in idiysrtwt, HU „, fJUl u eoBI|j«Mt> „ u llmp|,t 4We, Keiting'a im*ci powder ihu kn«ckt batmen «y* u ;p*n. and Enderby ihe III* out ot anything thti b leetiu 13 attract tt mail. In spile of die j J. C MttcaUiwill turt «irit on the NS>5« *« h« u It uke the Kdnm erection of a ttor* building tij-ininj htlel hu present tun! in a week I That Pound, of Stonewall, Mm. hai F Pynun wtB eult Sihnsn Arm (twehated 80 acret tf land ot Mr. next week, and wttsl* ihere wiB pre*- F«K*a on th* Sitmsn Arm Rtid. crib* the medicin* for lick witchri, H* hat 20 «r*t under culinntitn. and An accident in lh* engine rotnt ol immU » tal11 sl a:« Mt ?<***' the flour mill lit! Saturday monUat. wtl* and family arrived from Mmttoba hu catited lhe miU u be silent thlt " '** ^ ••*• ».,, t A dog, what* eye* lotk tidly through The Mawtl Ui pripetiy. on which *»» bf4*r! n hmsi-,lri » men have MHtiysption.il reported io <my*hlw.iiu on the oil grin in from ol our office and howti for hu mailer. He U not here We don't aataaaaaaaalaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaK... IWOW thlt W* *Ver UW him. but We !^..!^lh^r™'!! •mi-htm top the tut on our**. tctiptiMt botkt if he wit! come quickly and uke Ttwter home F H Hale, Ol th* Lumber Company. << W^to'laliT^VnTa^ «^*'«*«««'»' tng. He-tyi it it wtnderful tt tee Ihe way lhe Alberu country u filling up wiUtiettlert In one tectton heiawa A wonun c»n flitier a mi feelt all puffed up wit own imparlance, and in the i many moons, and came into the Oka- ::,,-., , . '.'••:>,- out of the land of Egypt into the fold cf Liberalism. He was about to atari a Liberal paper at Vernon a paper that would lay bare the bacK of Ihe McBride Clan and polish the nose of the other fellow. All he needed was a few ikiii.and dgllars lo pay freight and get an Incidental or twc. He sold stock at ten dollars per and promised dividends from tl roots. At Enderby he raked in something over $400 in green bills, p. ind other collateral. At Vemon a sun. that Itgured more ihan $2,000 wa, raised, one staunch Liberal going as 1001 Tlut was six months ig». The paper was lo appear same time tn April, tt li has tut tffteired yet. For i 'lie plant that it to print the paper hu been lying in the freight shed ai Vemon. Nobody leemi lo know anything sb-ttt tt. and everybody want* to know everything annul It, Alter making numerous tnqutrlet. a-.me of the Enderby Liberals who tub- scribed to the ttock but did not put up the money, hive tamed a great deal about it, A few days ago they were ahocked l-.m caudal I* cranium by receiving thrsugh Hit Mi)eity'i mail a check for tne dollar and acme cenu as ih* tint dividend declared by the kurupatiir. rl.-.-.n . • • ■■• burg Aug .: in appar- ■ ' thlt Oi mam I • ■ -veral • f rclimg slock is being ru.'hed south for the removing of troops al Llac- yang and other points, to the northward, leaving a . ■ ... the Japanese idvi ll Hov : aatciV .•,;.. Work is progressing very favorably on the Independent mine, situated an Mount Ida. and j*nid by F. A. McLeod Mr. McLeod has uncivered a lead of quartz. 28 feet wide, streaked t.lth high grade galena Messrs Curne and Siefert. owners of the "Silver Thread," adjoining ihe Independent, report work going ahead very satisfactorily an '.heir claim. Billy Montelth. of the Simc:e. als) an the same ituuntaln, expects to d«ve: i> hu property without delay. The Salman Arm baseball club are practicing regularly, in anticipation of games with Enderby and Armstrong The recent in'uson of young blood has given the boys confidence in their ability to hold their own with tl 'ht teams In the Okanagan Baseball cranks here are very anxious for the formation of a four-club league next seas w. composed of Enderby. Armstrong. Vr-man Salmon Arm A schedule of games could drawn out. officers elected, and everything g)t in king order before the seasat .'• , say the fans a; the above menu ne; • ' The steady salt; ol property a'. '.h» • on. The latest acqul3ltian '.a the volley A Sharpe. of Agi Mr. Judge, who recently parch i . ranch, hasgane on at. Miss Maude McGuire ir spending ash rt taking in the Winn l| . 'V ty . fram Kami; , n'.ing the I immense crop of hay on his ranch here Walter Gardner is making great I. mud hales around Salmti Arm At | e miles Irom town If the rei Walter has mare re a.; is -han JIM - .; the In good condition. Dan Sinclair ani : - Infti Nev Brunswick. hock' Tht u a newspaper venture thlt miywetl turtle the world! A dividers! j. the shares beftre the shires . - • ■ FoK'.a .- • : ■ tend check, a - tg ever ao gently lor .• . '■'--a !-:•-• B * Enderbj . s-.- ir* - t gullible. ;heytub> tcribed lor stack in Use venture tt gel I Libert! paper in the Valley Ihlt Ihny cauld depend ttjton. On the ■ - • . t political theilgttne. Un* to tiki tht te!- put out Hi th* tlupe ol a dividend, and - U tubti-t.bett ta Ute All I,. I.tt. 1)11- ■1 e poor, and thtt bunch of . to get mimed! ind only ihe Atlantic between them! "We nny say.'" continues lh* "*d," "thit ill ol them could afford lo •migrate at their own expense" By the push can ol lhe liughing Bib Peel, whit a bargain! And ao easy, too! Here's lh* way it's done "W* it* prepared to grvegood men imroductioru, girl*. It you with lo get in introduction pleas* write ui with audi particulars of yourself lag*, Mtunilil/. I occupation and arcumiune**'. u a tensibt* gift would expect to get. and w* thiH write you tn reply, with a view ■ •• , . ■ - :. ■ i it. -,i undue litay All yau have lo do u lo le* whil ytu want and these Atigto>AnMricaa igem< it Ihey ttyfe Ihetnteleei. wiB ihlke H down to you Hut like green applet They tayi "Ted ut what kind oi a wile •age. nationality, appearance l position i you with to fit It ym hav a preference lor any panicUar Ctvui- Un aeet pie*** name it After you have picked ytur ideal .ut tf the bunch unter endOMOUrlee ■ A tut titer let ot 4$ tietUrt» b* un .. .. within on* month titer mintage, ttua ., ,- - « - - tl u n.t » aa necetury Hut you ■ "But ll u Dtomary Uu , If Ibere Ire air/ Evetet. AmiLi CmJ Si«it.t.» peaple at I ■ Sute ' -' ' . ■ ■ Bui "afl^l^H^H^^H ■ • .■ II .-t men In IIm ll . af ftrmertartd I Sief.te;! ■ ' g^Hg^g^glg^g^lg^glg^glg^g^H ^ thin - ,. - ■ at. % - ... .. to CORN THE EDENOGRAPH ENDERBY, B.C., AUGUST 3, 1904 First Yeaf 11,1 EDENOGRAPH 11 M tt \l M K •.. . I Hi n the fli '.mi' n .'■ al lor ihe n the Vei ird of boxes for pa iking ' '' • I All 1„J,I Bunnell Inoraiiini ghl forth: the oul - lhat. . u III, npai . w\ len Weiglu „i lint- GUNH unting All Tod ii : ■'■■ big ihi ghl Do not ■■'. >k our stock. Ills up-to-date in every respect ''•'''" " ■'■•■ " mdol those .... Pcuitrymi '-'•":: ;k of ammunition Is as complete as any in the Valley ■ ' I QUI : are altv. rlghl Ask tc bi lat i... want 1 hi " -i'..' KundrcJ r.'-'pl* <n it..' I I in ^ alley, and only >.r»tf rtanl t„ handle ii>.' tiii.ine. ! Wtu. an upeniny there .» ai I ioi mother runl' UNNECESSARY PEAR llll WAY II IS DONE ■ - ■ ■ ■ ;.... - 2 ox. pei ■ • .- ii-n. . '....■■. luck* 31 Henry W. Harvey ■ Summer Necessities MEF HANI ENI ERBY, B.C '. ■ ' Thin lhat it wil| thin II ■ • . ■ the fruit to the ichange ai l . at th* different mar* I receive ■ by sun ^hsaiiieii ■ Ir-prod ■ ll.a.e. (>..-. Mltlei Last year. Enderby ;, i 'a'- . I ! .■ ' ' not expend $200 tn It . . ... ,', ! • . . • ..'*ty during the Boer war I ■ ■>ae*k employment a-, general Thu pilvaie had had t lose hit nose whil- In The general wit i ■ .. .tesriiice af the private that i laud liughter, lo the . - LIME FRUIT JUICE ENO'S FRUIT SALTS ABBEY'S EFFERVESCENT SALTS Tanglefoot My Paper • at— MAGNET PHARMACY Cliff St.. Enderby. B C HENRY'S NURSKRIKS Rhododendrons. '- 20 Years From today, how much ready cash do you expect to have ? Perhaps you are working for wages, and do not see how you can put aside anything for your uld age. but you can Invest In an endowment ; Ilcy In TRe Mutual Life of Canada. It will pay you well—no comi u thing better and few anything so good. Apply to— Wm. J. Twiss, Vancouver Mm. . | . •- -..■• an IU ova phut! . •■ H mi - It - -■ ut :-■ • ■ I With The Owl ^ 'E«- Udhe i do not •tt ir. - ■ it ii - Al - ■ t les*. •i.lliert. i ■ Buy Direct and Save Agent'* Commission ... at. J. HEN 1010 Wetlinln.irr Hot* Vancouver ALF TODD TheLeiimgTan la Artist )f '.hs V, isk. He can I •r Going Fast Several Small Blocks sold in the past few days! Donf wait! Just put upon the market The choicest building sites In the town oi Enderby. Ten minutes' walk from the Post Enderby has advanced In a wonderful measure during the past year Property has doubled and lipid, and quadrupled In value The town will continue tc progress; It has only fairly started Proper-. Increase in value; buildup lots will never be less wlu in they are today Your bes inltyli NO* Price of Lots, CIA Henry W. Harvey, Agent. ****** to $70 ""3 Fruit Boxes Don't Forget ■ ■ . ARMSTRONG NX Ith the sett -■ I HiirC.' 25:. ll !0c. sham 25c lui'lmicIO: A. Todd. Htatooklflu Merry Too warm to talk meat these days, bui, really, we have steaks on ice tha*. will nvli in youi mouth. Geo. R. Shan • l SOERBi Do you wan I to buv or sell? IR* British Columbia Mfg. Co., Ltd., of New Westminster. B C make all standard packages, and use only SPRUCE Lumber, which is the best for fruit, They will print your name , lur boxes without extra charge. He-jcy Eckhkt. Manager Machine Oil lallty just received Also I stock o! the best makes ol Carpenter's Tools. Apron: A nice line of Apple Peelers. Saw-Filing Vices, etc.: stock For comfort and convenience, have you ever tried Liquid Clue? Needs no heating Always ready for use We have It. All kinds of twine R. P. Bracllev, Knderby Hardware Merchant E. T. SMITH DRAYMAN and GENERAL FREIGHTER He* Machinery a specially. Water supplied by the barrel or tank Garden plowing promptly done - ■ - LOUIE, LING CO., >n the pi. ; >.' wid I? Perhaps extractors of Lab jr. General Merchants, and Laundrymen ■ All Hnds ol Chin • -?pt in stock. Labor supplied on ..-. ■ -mall scale Contracts taken for clearing Ian! Fli • asi Laundry •• done at a rea ;mble Enderby. B.C. a First Year THE EDENOGRAPH. ENDERBY, B.C., AUGUST 3, 1904 MetWi.tCi.urci. SPUDS BETTER THAN GOLD John Crawley, Holbueh, paid I VVhipIt i- Manor, So5 lot an Kldoradtj, SERVICES: Sirvlei every Sunday at 7:30 p.m. I and Bll li 2:35 p.m, Mootir.f;. - - "lu.ndiiy. Up-ni. A haariy welcotrg tar ail. A. E. ROBERTS Pnslor. Ot Interest to Women. I'll.- woman who desire: I ll|! life must have eyes round and wi li I ilhai lh in i ng ind nan w, ind II ihey ir* bi -an or liaiel life will be longer than il Ihey are black or violet. The brow must be ample, and slcpe back itightly from an abtoluti rhi hi id must be wide and The brow must be full and well Ml, ,:.: :i, . juari and firm. II: i. - mutt be wide and lull through il l. nili, and have open, easy, dilating nostrils. This indicates a good heart and good lung:,. If the orifice il the ear is low. Indicating a deeply seated brain, there Is a better chance of long llle. The woman who appears taller in proportion when silting down than when standing has i good chance to live long. If the body Is long In proportion to the lh* heart, lungs, ind rgaiu :».- large KnJsfliy Frank****, "Mabel," said George, with Ills line. Ic. "I'm going to be frank and iniililul with you from the start, as ' : be always when we are mar- not so beautiful as many ,: • i more common sense ■nd good-nature than any other hall- dwell gltls 1 have ever known." "Thank you. dear George." said Mabel, sweeily; "and now I'll be frank and iruihlul with you. at I know you want to hive me You have no more tact than i have the brcadesl and utile of anynun.woman, or child I hive ever seen, m I But George's desire for frankness ''-red a blight, ind he made it ■ . clear to Mabel lhat I know what hit mule Grandma'. Widen. "Ms." r'liuiutrsted 3sbb:. ... . ' '..:c." the ought ml I io. Bcbby." aald hu mslher. "I think cue* tt quite eniugh fjr Hat* buys. Th* older you gr;». 3;bby. I wisdom you will gain." Bobby wat tilent. but Mil ■ "Well, ma." he laid, "grandma U, * good deal Jkter thin )iu are." C...IJ PLy Ot***. But "You den't know h;w ; cheat, do ycu. Mi Skill*, with a I ' y.. which p.m. "v/hy.yes.i : What mid* you think 1 dl It I "Why. ycu don't seem to kniwwhM' - .-.love." Ideal Home Entertainment Furnished by the Victor Gramophone Positively the best talking machine on the market. It sings, plays and talks just as natural as lite jjjrjOandup. ritTCMK* BROS. vtcToaiA. ac W.H.HUTCHISON General Blacksmith "A bolt in time will grease the line"—makes things run easier —saves wear and tear and a final break down. Anything that Is made }| iron and can be repaired t,iil be repaired Farm implements.!)ugglesi tg specialty, and ail repairs guar anteed to stand Whoever heard of spuds being worth mora ihan twice ihclr weight In gold? That Is actually the case In England, where potato growing has become a science. Think ol 14 pounds of seed potatoes selling for $7,000 ! The following article from Ihe London Illustrated Mail, ol July 9th, gives a him ol whal miglil be done rlghl here In llle Okanagan Valley: "Plebeian as was once the potato. It has now become a plutocrat of plutocrats: and from dwelling in ilie open llelds ll has come lo reside In lhe Park-lane of vegetable society, and rubs shoulders with delicately-nurtured plant aristocrats living In luxurious hot-houses. Such, at any rate, has been the happy fortune ol the Eldorado, of which ail the world has heard so much ol late. How this potato came to town and stormed Scciey'.-. citadel Is an Interesting story. During last year Mr. George Massey, cf Spalding, made a fortune out of a small stock of the Eldorado he being one ol the three holder,: of the variety selling lhe tubers at the rate ol $500 per pound, and sometimes for as much as $50 an ounce. "Of his original slock Mr. Massey saved 24 pounds for setting purposes, and In January these were planted in a greenhouse and 'brought on' quickly wllh a temperature of about 60 degrees, "Now. the 'life' of a potato Is contained In lis 'eyes,'and as soon as these began to grow lhe little shoots were nipped off and potted In urn ii th* same manner as are geranium slips. Each 'eye' received from three to (our cropping!, and as the plains giew ihey were re-potted and ai many side-slips were taken as was thought advisable. "This extraordinary method of propagating the potato wu persisted In until the beginning of May. and by that time several thousand plants had been obialneJ. two houses being leveled their accommodation. As the weeks progressed the temperature oi the houses was gradually reduced, ind the' plants were eventually hardened off by standing the pots out of doors. "On special behalf ot the 'Illustrated Mill.' lhe writer was present at the re- msval of the plants to the open field on! ,; Farm, which ii connected ...,,.. _.. business In Spalding, ■ ■•■ laid to the ■ South Lincolnshire igrlculturUtt I "The nursery in which the Eldorado' plaint received t: much font It .: being tome llttli llitanc (arm. lhe poll were put lata triyt and, loaded on a hone trolly 01 the .setting of valuable seed tubers It undertaken by women picturetqueiy hooded ind sack-aproned, wh: uke the ling't ihillsw boxet tn which the lui»' In outhoutet and carefully place them at the b: ridge*. "Will; . the land wat ridged in Ihe inuil way, b-.t i: were made somewhat -. each plant wat divided by two feet from it* neighbours, fifteen mchet being about the distance it - tuber; are ..-•,. Ai the pli needed, they were handed by ll to the tetters. pott on the upraised toe of their boots, and then, with extreme care, to at not to break olf the potats-marblei, ihey rake! : II .11 the toll with ■'.ilhcugh the amount of land thus planted was something under by the bye. is being watched day and night the aw lhat the crop, t ■ irom S60.OOC I OOOI What il will be worth wh«:i I lifted, who shall bu bold mi ugh I ] prophesy) "I r- .' ,. • lilt-; I:,:'. ,: Hi pi T:«t,--... Mr Mj.,:,.j- wa„ re; ■ ,!•• lly pressed lo sell small lols ol his slock ol plants, bill he r..-lii:eil all ::■- I ., ng decided lo run ihe risks of a | : idsea n and a tailing market. Against til- . ,"• in ..,-■ . li i-.-.'er, lhe gr ...•■." la already fall ■ trad, as he has succeeded In securing a n . advance orders al $15 per pound li li calculated thai each plant - produ Irom two lo three pound I lubei a possible return of $45 per root. "According to the local ! i order for three tons ol Eldorad lui - autumn delivery.:., : . . neighbourhood, Ihe selling prlc tidied being $50,000. "Many people In South Lincolnshire have Invested In single iud- ' Eldorado, and are cultivating them in the manner already described, Mr. although it barely lurne I Ihi al* it an ounce, li has been grown under Mi .ley's personal: in • • li;,. |. iuced sixteen strong, healthy : lanl - rtl il lhe market price from . need for the new tuber is partly the outcome of lhe large sums of money made out of Its predecessor, the 'Ntrlh Star,' It should be explained lhal lhe life of I variety or species of potato Is about twelve years. Alter thai pel -rak.and iddleti 11 lueaii The Elder- : vhlchl lailrottgd i n Hit) Town and Country Doesn't make any difference what you want In property—Fruit Land, Dairy Land, Farm Land. Town Lots—you can find what you are looking for listed with me, Call If you have time; if you have not. wrltt r list and prices. Land Is going up In price. PuriiJlini! an KnJcrliy Boy. luie Mother. "John;, step chailng those chickens I'll waah your face every d»y next w**W" Thb Edmoohm-h. one year, $2. WALTER E. TRUESDALE. ENDEKBY.BC. Under TR Olive Tree "Q cr "Living by Faith" does not mean being lazy. Incorporation Is a step forward—the first step. In order to know men, It Is necessary first to know oneself. The best way to forget a trouble ol any kind Is to get lost in one's wcrk. Be a friend to everybody, but lean on nobody, and do not let anybody lean upon you. After all. how little we know of another's purpose until we can see what he has done. It seems to me lhat success lieth In doing things perfectly. Every action and every thought of ours Is building for hell or heaven—here and hereafter. Faith In our fetlowman Is the first requisite ol a beautiful llle. No man need die of consumption whj will harness himself » a sawbuck and stand up in the harness. We do not have to know much about farmingto realise that spuds grow best for the man who hoes 'em. Teach every child to be Independent. Depen- dence Is the greatest curse that can befall a human being. Perhaps 1 am wrong, but I believe we gel • ness. kindness and love dished up to us just in proportion to the amount tit give to others Sav. you! Isn't it kinder to give a man credit for what he Is. than find fault with him for not being what you think he ought to be. How much we like to be parlor soldiers! Howe shun d:lng anything that is nol according to custom, or that will engender strife ol though'.' There is good in all religions. Why cavil because your neighbor demands the right to teach his religun the same as you demand the right to teach yours. I know it is difficult to think that there Is no fire when we smell the smoke, but better that than excite ourselves and alarm others by telling our suspicions. \HJ-Jij Aj •'•'•': $10,000a trtiih fw \1 « ■■■■■:■■■■• *>«. F. Pyman Jeweler f@> Expert W.itch Repairer ENDERBY i tnacrby That is appnxima'.ely Eniertoy's payroll. In iddltl ;t tc 'tis the saw mill and the flour mill pass checks for thousand dollars each week for supplies and produce Capital is Into Enderby; ne;. accou; ready lo be opens 1 busir. increasing, and facilities I Ing buslr. beautiful homes are bein.: ted: 500 men mill be sent the lumber camp; from Enderby this fa!!, new farms are being brought under cultivation, ste^ are already taken !oincorpor,r,' the torn There i3 business for a bank M then home for YOU Its cllma' unsurpassed, il unlimited. Wa. up I A in this Eden m mm . -.- ... • :■" • a.- • ir "v, ■Vc- /:-'■'- ! ,;"■" 1 Enderby Hotel 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-foot annex now being built to accommodate the trade. The cream of the land on bar and table. Rates: SI and 52 per day Webb Wright, Prop. Fresh Fruit The dsminl has been so great thit I*. is almost impossible to keep a supply on hand, We have choice eating apples, pears, plums, peaches—everything fresh and in season. Received fresh every day. J. C. Metcalfe Enderby E. A. Chappell Carriage Painting Shop Back of the Hancock block. Have your buggy or wagon put In condttl n * fhstand the elements. Ask for estimates. Enaeroy Brick Yard Orders taken for any quantity. Plastering, chimney building, and brick k alone masonry work contracted A. M. Baird Enderby [ob Printing Thu' toucl ■ •' "i - j iickly. neat' • cheaply. You da na! have to send ysur printing town Anyihin. be done in Toron' ordr • lal print ing right here. lhe Edenograph Int.,!.. It ' | ' In Visiting olfice. THE EDENOGRAPH, ENDERBY, B.C., AUGUST 3. 1904 First Year Enderby Trading Co. Have you tried CHALLENGE Cup Tea? Try a Package. Every pound Guaranteed. Money refunded if not satisfactory. In the Pulpits IT'S HOT! Enderby Trading Co., Cliff St. Enderbv. "My p.- 11" in li troyed lor lack knowledge be Ih u Imsi reject- i knowledg--, I » II also reject thee These '."rds of Hosea. depicting I rael's lost condition, formed a text I r Rev. Mr. Campbell's sermon. Sund.: in rim:,; After dwelling al son e I..-:,;:!. n ii: awful darkness Into which Israel had (alien In ihe lime of Hoseii Ihe prophet, Mr. Campbell said he l-el . -..■! ' ,' .. !::• ;• ,-nl day l: ' great lack ol piely in men. and ll via In th I Hon* and with the children ol Israel. He believed Ihsi all Impiety and most sin was Ihe resut and product of Ignorance. Ignorance. not ol worldly education, or technical knowledge, but ol religion and ol God, ■ of knowledge, he said, was prevalent. In all sections and with all people.the educated and Ihe uneducated. The lauli Is two-fold. When we have light, or knowledge, or wisdom of Cod, it Is our own fault If we fall io give it to others. When » hive a vision of truth, of God's goodness ind Christ's salvation: when we see i H all thai makes life went. ponslblllty Is oura io tell It 1 others The other (aull li that of the Individual. it forth energies lo learn of God and li ! ness. Ignorance that is lh* result t! one's own lack of effort. It i: . cause of the Impiety of men. Becauic they will not like God's w.-rd and team of Him ihey live In darknes. Into conclusions lhat lead them (aril;-i and farther away from God. It should ■ nan's aim tc makes,inept When we think of ihe poslbll.iy ceeding generation being leu I In ihe truth of God than we, because '.I our ignorance: thai .r children thill suffer greater than w« because we ■ . What the Local Pastor. '^ 'ol|g '" e*liaual those. The Lake lowing iienis: lelegraphle i\ minimi- Talked About ' ol the Woods ship lumbar lo Manitoba cation between Okanagan 1 andlng and Sunday (or much less than can lhe British Kelowna Mission, $4,500; Quesnell- Columbia lumbermen, but the demand Barkorville branch repairs, $1,000; ..im i be supplied Irom tills source Ashcroll-Llllooetl branch line repairs, alone. British Columbia innsl com- $1,000; extension ol Kamloops Lower i inand the market ol the future. Koot- Nicola telephone line, via Granite enay Mall. Creek, Princeton, Hedley, K. remeos ToLphon. to Similktmeen, U,|J F«lfVle* ,0 p«"llcl0". $' 3 500, Among ihe supplementary estimate* li la easier to offer a Ini ory ihan li brought down on Monday were the lot- draw a conclusion with a banker The subject of the discourse by Kev. Mr. Roberts, Sunday evening, was Ihe "Blessing and Cursing ol God." taking lor his text the second and fifteenth verses of the 2Bih chapter .1 Deuteronomy. Alter rehearsing God's Isallng wiih the children ol Israel, showing how as they obeyed God they were blessed by Him, and as Ihey dis- ibeyed Him, and refused lo follow His 1 ..v ihey were cursed by and through ■ n • m n m gressioni, Mr. Roberts . il •:. .: il n.arer home and pointed lo Ihe history of modern nations as proof lhat the blessing ol God Is still upon the countries whose people follow His commandments and seek to honor Ills name. He said thai cursing always follows Hence: tl Is a natural result. In the home life, the disobedient child is ever In difficulty, and so It Is In our relationship to God. As we seek tc know His will and obey, we are kept In that blessed fellowship with linn Hut keeps us safe no matter where we are. It Is always Cod's way to give pardon and blessing to His children: and the offer of blessing is always given first The conditions upon which the blessing resit are first, diligently heirk- enlng to the Word of God, and then t iiiallydoing unto others what He would have us do. There cannot be any stepping aside: there must not be any Idleness. And Christianity, he aid. is not merely the formal alien lance at church service. We might ittend all the services ever held, and yet fall in the doing of God's will. Cod's cursing comes as a result ol > not hearkening, and not doing Hit will We leant to despite Cod when we will nol hearken, then we disobey Hint, and finally we desert Htm. Then Hit cursing comes upon ut, But ll need not come. Th* choice la our own, By disobedience we deliberately ac- .'.,i ■ 'Kamloops Manufacturers of all kinds of Rough and Finished W£° umnov Lump umoer SHINGLES. LATHES. DIMENSION TIMBERS. Etc. Mills at Kamloops, Annls and Enderby, Capacity 25,000.000 feet of Lumber and 30,000.000 Shingles yearly. Terms on application. Address- fir KAMLOOPS LUMBER CO.. LIT). E»Jc.l.y. B.C. The Armstrong Pharmacy p URE DRUGS ACCURATE DISPENSING I : ;-.-:-. .-. ': i , .1 . :■•; \ 111 , i ; :■■ ■ When In Armstrong, call We have the only up to-date Drug Store in the Valley. R. R. Burns, Masonic Building Burns' Toilet Luxuries L J. E. Orchard Painter and Decorator, Graining and Staining Imitator of native and foreign an* ass FOR SALE! ^sm One hundred acres if first-class Fruit Land. 15 minutes ■• e Post-Office at Enderby Will be sold in one - .' ip into smaller blocks to suit purchaser. G. ALERS-HANKEY ina in tht I Receipt Books i ■ ■ ne at this tl I B • u Tlia* FJatttnrfMinl l> . ■ - I - Irti. 4?OU I he l.tlcnniM.irth. m.ikoc*m<ki.(.imm M>* The Marltl Speiklttg of the mitk-t tht bian sayai "The supply of low! on -as very gratifying, but th- ,',t can be found with thlt pan of the floor which was complain*! of back. vIm that tl bird* do not Imd a ready tale, an! the younger fry are still too small, The '.uted was leu in evidence on Friday thin heretofore aa Un tupply In 'tuighers' wit considerably reduced. The price for the full-grown bird* ranged from $5 to $6. Younger fowl ai Mentioned absvcwsre rather amall. lh ugh the supply wat big* enough The here were (rom Si.hi to M.S0 per dozen. Of ducks there was ..... ';.'.■ ■•, : . ... rom $4.50 lo $6 per dawn. Eggs were very well represent*! on Friday, and the trad' t . tint* rather bri > ll as furth»r supfi '.- placed at 29c. and 30: tl 30c B'.- like lit.- . ton, well lo I - .tg Ihlt! ftsrti K the article • stan gel ■ . / equal t Ihe ■ - .■ II Not* ■ • that market were l I i*tl week by the Columbian, ind ihli brought in a targe supply for th* following Friday. They sold al 6c per lb, Matin.' N*wtf**tn ,.n T.mc A trial wat recently made in Anuria - 1 sspace of time, livttg tree* could be convened into1 newspaper*. At Alutnthal. ai ? 35 mi lh* morning, three tree* v - down: it 9.34 the wood, having been ■tripped ot bark, cut up, and cutvetted into pulp, became paper, and patted j from the factory lo lh* prett. whence the first printed and folded espy wati timed al lea o'clock. So that in I43| minute* the tree* hid becttne newt. ...... LumWrmi! Lvlmt Btilrt Th* outlook lor the lumber Industry ■!•;».-;■«- , ■ .- . , : ! ■ sprung up lor thtngtet. and it tt stated the demand tt greater than lh* supply ll it confidently expected thu ICIIV1I/ wtll ealend lh>s fall to Ut* lumber In- dustry at a whole. The hirvett in Maniubaand the Northwest promise* 1 Many little ptrtabit mill* "•{■••arte, and it diet not I OR SALE '. ,. ; ; • '•'; . '■,:*;■ • Several Choice Milch Con Four Dslen Chickens GEORGE R LAWES. U«ky Have you any protection ? An accident policy ess as well. will Get it ol W All Ik I TKLESDALE bMtarfcy C.O.F.No.l058 " A /-» Hardware Armstrong & .*«-** O Works Pa-iorai. »•! >ki Silverware. Graniteware. Cruet I IICIS nglll Stands. Copperware. Fine Table (/«• A I M*A* Cutllery. Tinware. Fine Cooking lor /-\ I gOOdS. Utensils, Weedenware. Pipe and Pipe Fittings ol all kinds. Butter Crocks. Daisy Chums. Creaming Cans and Hairy Goods McClary MTg Co's ' Famous Steves and Steel Ranges. \V. J. Armstrong. Manager, Armstrong, B. C. Hammocks Jas. C. English, Furniture Dealer Cliff St., Enderby BEGIN WITH THIS ISSUE TO USE HOME PRODUCTS. We would mention' HUNGAF '. • • * DRIFTEL SNOW ISt Columbia Flouring Milk Co., Ltd. FLOURS Enderby. - L.O.L. No. 446 . Harness, $ 12 up A nice line ol Single Harness received this . Our racks and walls now full, It will interest you to see them. Netting* that keep the horses cctnJortable, n>* in -■ a Our stock ol Guns and Ammunition is lining the wants ol all nen Wm. Hancock, Enderby
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Title | The Edenograph |
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Walker, H. M. |
Publisher | Enderby : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1904-08-03 |
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Language | English |
Notes | Title changes in chronological order: "The Edenograph" ; "The Enderby Progress and Northern Okanagan Herald |
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Date Available | 2017-05-10 |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0353294 |
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