9 •' **a V THE EDENOGRAPH Volume I. Number 50. ENDERBY. B. C. APRIL 26. 1905. $2 a Year 10 92. Ill tllf.-eV.llJ.!!. " '• ■ team made 5-1. leaving lhe Verncn llngtt ind, learn wllh 81 lo itiaker io win. This former knocked i ill Ihev acooniDlirli' 1 » ill ill I patch oil The loundatlon (or lhe Bell hotel is anniversary ol the founding of the order I now ready (or the building. by attending service In the Methodist Surveyor Buriwl Is finishing some church, Armsirong, on Sunday last, surveying al Salmon Arm ihis week, j A number of the Enderby and Vemon Wanted Chambermaid lar |l0|e|., twihreti allended. ind lite crowd was Apply. C, A. C. S,. Peti!l,ri. n, B. C, ' PM,,r ,han ,he church could hoW' The aloraa will close today, an.! The tint party ol todies to dimb the each v. realm until Jul. helghu of the Cllll went to the highest 2 io op. in. I*"" hM ******. Thow aahyy i io the R. D. L. I^0*1!' ^y*' _cLe,f'i i .-.. ,j.„ J.. i?„ i .i,, a,Hi Rull,n:***httota, Metcalfe., Zt T i > , . ,, Dunwocd.e.H.nc^k.W.llace.W.lker: The Endeiby Hotel and the Unl«n and Rtggll, c Restaurant are crowded daily. The E. A. Chappell went io Vernon , Tuesday to superintend lhe unpacking _* andtnuu-ahippingofaarioadoftreea lire Iiiiii. lb and... slack. Hart] ..... mi ihe Sttne.Welllngton nurseries. In thu carload ihere are $1,300 worth ol trees for 33 Endeiby people: the : balance ol the car being distributed be lord. Nottingham. Eng. called home IWBen ,hu point and Sui niierland, to aellle lhe estate lelt by his father, g^ ^^ o| |u|tlb„ we„ recently deceased, ^^ ,0 the Northwej, ,hj5 w„rk The ladles ot St. George'.. Guild The mill is culling 45.0CO to 50.0001 will give ar. ailaw m tea ai Mrs. Gay- (eei daily. The log drive will start lord a on We-itwday, April ifc-.ti, All UtU week, the company putting on all | are welcome, HOcentsi th« tn«n passible lo hutry the logs Found: On Belvedere street, Sunday dtwn. there being every Indication that alternant, a acarl pin with opal letting, the high-water aeaaon will be short Owner can have ume by calling al this The Japanese government has had' e«ic« nnd paylt^ lor thta notice. pped from the Enderby flouring! Gee. R. Sharpe It tilling in the law nulla 6.000 sack* ol flcur. consigned to] ground back ol hu brick block. It li Tokyo and Yokohama. It goes lofeed the inicitn. ti t j lay out a flower garden the Russians taken prusneis at the between the Sharp* h' I Mukden. Annther large thlp-' Ray llancock returned from Vemon ment bio leave In a couple ol weeks. : Saturday- ig He,, mir.y triendi MtssCcrbeU deserves much credit: aroliari',is«*« hint looking -well i8riheeacellentlfainingofihechildten; after lite sfrlotu illness ol the put all who lock pan in Ihe entertainment, weeks at ihe Town Hall. Easier Monda " 'hen yott want an eaay bed spring, mng. The atvtial choruses and dnlb. a soft mattress, or anything eUe lor the iotne of them exceedingly difficult,, dining town, bedroom, parlor ot kitchen were given without a hitch, and were you will lind it ai ihe Here of J C, creditable alike to children and teacher. En«l'*h ft N Hettdricksan. who has been Mn. A. E. Taylor and childten ar- wctklng the lever on Chair One in A. tived (torn New Denver* the pul week. J Young's barber shop (or some time, Mr. and Mm. larkr will be domiciled has become tola proptlelor ol lhe et* at the hotel until tie- Bn iley residence tabtuhmenl, having bought the Imures u ready lor vent. and business ot Mr. Young. Mr Hen- F.H.b..n-. will hindle Ihe con- •*■*"■ •• «i <* "" bail operators' atrucllon ol the big swing bridge at wl,h m« *UB* •nd Ann- tni m Endetby. He U doing lhe preparatory Endwb* I"*11* *"' •* &*,0 know he wotk ihb week, and will soon have a *** *«*«■,<! *" h"** •** large torce ol bridge carpenters em- Wild Alec is a bad man He is an ployed. Indian on lhe Okanagan Lake teserva M. J. Henry the Vancouver nursery- ,lon' Sal* yean ago he ll aid to man. ia dung a big business in the have killed a white man LastSunday, Okanagan Uil week a catload ol he *H -ld k,H- » ,eM6* lndian'ilKl seeds arrived al Armsirong lor Hardy. •»■*« ■"I* w,,h Constable Sim- Wttghllt Co.. (torn the Henry nur- mom and his depulleaaflerhtm. Con- aeries, lor dut.ibuiion in Ihu rndol the •'•ble 0aniom te" ***** ^'^,0 v (,. Join in the chase. Wild Alec say. he i ,. will nol be taken alive. The Armsirong Advance u out It l»6.eohimn. 8-pages. patent ini.de. Mus Annie Snyder. • and presents a very prosperous appear- dn,m,,,c ****** *<* »inpt»on«or. will ance. We wish Brer RhUn the best *«"*' »' {h" Twn UM-''-" ''' ol Ihegood things, and if ii has to be *** •"«""«• u** •»■ Th« L' UUaa.tMtma-leaMMie.lel Ihem be «* th* M«thodUt church are assisting I the ptiN-WlM IrlCI. M,u *"**«■ snd wl111™*9 ",U5|C,,I • ..elections to intersperse her recital 1 character iinperionaiiiii;, 01 Miss I .pert brick ^^ ,h, Cnmli(,n Guardian says; i maker.and Iht yatdbin lullopmllon. "Mtes Annie Snyder b an artiste of I the capacity ol the plant U 20.000 a eKCet>llanally. hlgh otdcfi _,,.,.. day. and n will be worked lo Ihe limit ef|0|re u ,fp!(!lr wj|h hunK, w„ ,„. lo supply Ihe demands ol tl- . . ,-eis wh.,.h . . R. ft. Gibbs, manager A the Endtt- won iokly on her iner,; by Brick & Tile Co. has struck an phenomenal - abundance ol water 23 Ieel from lhe The Vetn:ii Ctick-t Club played a surface on his hill property lately pur match ...th a |Mm cap|,iiied by 0. ! irom H. W, liar. ■ beriy and picked (rem At u •: lna»- addition. Mr. Gibta will er- .. lerMotl- a brick resid»nce Ihis summer .' • i.ings Coronation Ledge I 0.0 F.N • ling -ading ol Armstrong celebrated Ihe «61h by nly I run;. II , sntoruined royanj - • r. . al lhe ColJslieam Hol-I. aneiailertiejjii lea al the rectcry by Mrs ' club. Rev. J 11. Lambort. J.C. Metcalfe and A. E. Roberts represented Enderby. le.,...] I'rttlay 11. .. .11 The tlrsl baseball game of the sea- : II I 19 lice-: . I! : ,;i . . Friday afternoon between the Benedicts and the Anll-Benadlcb, and the Ami's won. The score stood 2S-2u in Iavor of the unmarried*, but as 20 of these runs on each side were made to warm up, the olilclal score will be 5-6. Th.-Benedicts lined up like this: Taylor In the box, Matthews behind the bat. Bell. Nairn. Peel. Grant. I ■•..,: • i : bunches anywli" rnpire's sight line lo th Antl-Benedlcls had some trouble In getting pitchers who could make Ihe ball dodge the bat. and they tried several switches. The rest of the learn lined up strong by the rooters' gallery. The team was made up ol Young. Trammer. Lawes. Layton, Wheeler. Wilson, Matthews. Tomklnson. Hendrlckson. When lhe game opened It losked as il the Benedicts were going lo make the young man wish he had a marriage license, but belore the fourth inning waa played, the bachelor's didn't care. game wa • Wm. Hancock umpitcJ uj. tc the IIIUi Inning, and A, Coultharu - ihi game oul. I'lic Dciiiiitiicin Exhibition The Kelowna Clarion well says: "All parts ol the Okanagan should use tl i -ivors to make their exhibits al the Dominion Fair this summer as co mplele and represents! ive as possible. An effort should be made to . petty differences ami nalnl unity oi the entire Vai. bui same ume lo preserve Iho peculiarities ol ihe various portions." 1'l.c lie. e.i ami I )...e,lc (juc.tiun A young man ol ihis'town who had not been married long remarked at the dinner table the other day: "My dear, I *'sh you could make bread such ar mother used to make," Thc bride smiled and answered in a voice that did not tremble: "Well, dear, I wish you c uld m?ke the dough that latl i used to make." Send Tim Edenook.-, t :!,. ' • .t I letter Enderby's Celebration The several committles having In hand the preparations for the Victoria Day celebration are not yel ready to submll their reports, but all are doing good work, and much progress has been made. The best football game that has been seen In the Valley Is already promised, arrangements hav ing been made wilh the Kamloops team to play Enderby on that day. The Enderby team Is last getting into shape. Several players new to the team will be In the line-up. men who have played the game where footballs grow, and the team Hill be faster on account of these acquisition. The Kamloops team are also preparing to do good work, and do not Intend to let the game go to Enderby. A fast basebail game is also assured. The Vernon team will play Endetby for Ihe cup. To use lhe words of Captain Cochrane, of the Vernon team: "We hope to give your boys a good game as our team Is much strengthened this season." Tin:. Is a gentle hint (or Enaerby to be prepared to go up against the real thing in baseball, and, of course, the Endeiby boys will act on the hunch. They realize thai they have several weaknesses In the team to overcome, but by steady practice they hope to make a fair showing. They want to hold the silverware another year. Another Important feature of the day'r, sport will be the horse racing. The appropriations for the different branches ol sport have not been made but It Is the assuranc" Ith "imn.rje that the prizes will be larger than usual, particularly In the horse races. The matter of a special train from Vernon has been -J Coylc, manager o! thc C. P. R for this division, but a! present the q , lion looks somewhat doubtful. However, the mlltee will not leave any stone unturned that .vill enable us to give lhe Valley a train service that Mill be very acceptable, though not exactly whal is required. The recreation ground in .sickly put in condition. They are now open and .vlllbe marke I out in a few days. Peter Greyell has kindly ten dered a roadway through his dairy farm I thi Wri^h: pr perty. thus obviating the Inconvenlenci g-jing by ihe railway track, orui Ingthe .• rernm i roadway on the opposite side of the track m A ud li i accident I ai ihe Enderby bridge over the Spallumcheen river, Sunday afternoon at 1 rj| >; John Bellollo. an Italian lad ol per. haps 16, was lishlng Irom the bridge' with a number d :ihcr young order to get Into a better position he climbed out on one of the arms. No i sooner had he got in position than ho' slipped and fell Into Ihe rivet - is JO leet or more in depth. The bridge was lined wnh men and a boat with three men In II hundred feel of the struggling boy. but Ihey could untie ■ gel I he went down the last lime, and was! . i within reaching distance ol '. • ■. !,'c : ,' When Bellollo fell into the walet made no outcry, and those on the bride expected to see htm swim tc oneolj piers, only a lew feel away. 11 In the b it hut be lieved il was Ihe splash of a cub bear ... being thrown into the water * ner to amuse the crowd. They paid no attention until A J. Layton, happening to turn, saw the dawning boy's hand above the water. Their boat was lied lo a buoy in Ihe stream. They untied at once and started to his They had no oarlocks in the boat and could not conl When the b al leached him lh (tni beneath the surface of tl An car was thru:! under hi-n, Hut the beady rolled oil and went t. 'V bottom. A grappling-iron and r le.hooks were used lor the balance ol the da charge ol dynamite was lired in an elicit lo raise ihe body. Al aboul 7 o'clock when all hope ol recoveiing Ihe body was about gone the grappling-iron look hold of it and it was drawn to the sur- face. The body was carried lo the government building, and wstd sent to the relatives ol Bellotto, an uncle and cousin residing at Armstrong. On Monday morning they came lo Enderby and r .. the b ly home llo had but recently come lo . . the mill company anj en Saturday ho Rev, J : bsan. Miss E. M Bell, C. F Pound, Pony fok Sxu, Broken both to handled by ladies and children. Reasonable price Graham Rosoman. En derby, ■ . ■ NUII-:- . , . • rt) ■ : , i • • ., ,' Hand K .rnloops Lumber Co." csmsiter.citig at I planted five imlenupCatottwcsod Creek, marked "Kamtoopa Lumber Co." and running 40 chains s.uih. 160 <dnms west. 40 chains north and 160 chains ■ . : ' ■ ' ••. ■-i.-st KeUtLOors Lumuk Ca. Ltd. Date J ■.- C . April 10. 1*05, NOTICE u hereby ,: days alter date I intend l. af, ■ Chief Coinmi—loner of La I Works ff» - carry at., described land: in Yale I " Timber H-.ih mark. I ,1 Ola S S C, • • ■ iiiioti Sunday • ■ convent; Irom all ihe toe cepi Summerland. at, 1 ■ •• ■ . Intel . ■ Craw. J. A. '.' . •: " ■ Thursdc. church. I ... '.' . . ■ g oiiicet le : :■ /■ la . :•. ■>,:'• K*K, Dated at Ki <■> • 1905. NOTICE, . lat ■ •. • ' timber lani. tn Yale I Timber Bt . ,■ t a pou marked W.A.W about haH a tt . ■ into Shuswap , . ,r . three miles (rt '.' mng 40 chain. . ■■ Wit. 40 iha topoim ol con .' . i, ,-.. • ■' a- ' not; . 1 intend to a:, Comm • -. . Tin- .- ■ ' . ' '• ■ N0TIC - -• ■ ■ - . • May 24th,The day Ave Celebrate! ME EDENOGRAPH, ENDERBY, B.C. APKIL 26. 1905 First Ykak Si EDENOGRAPH H M W MM U ■ Bnd«fb) Pu».i on the cKariol ol Protfrw Wy kccpinfl your part in iio uilwn THE GREAT N i mens.; | . \..\v b ml ■ ' road -a: ne dim heigh;: the most magi 11 prosperous farming, homes, nestling on of the la.-y Spallumcheen as it winds Its serpentine down the Valley in the shade o. . 'and old vood. il the Valley can be had than lhat I heights of the Cliff, nor" • in *alk . ne I thc highest punt of the Clili Fi • there one can seethe ike. 35 miles south ■ • rtl "ilerby Is a panorama SO miles long and five lo ten miles wide. running north and south Then - est stretches the Salmon River vail- • in.; into the Grand Prairie, and directly east lor 25 miles the Valley stretches to Mable lake D:>.vn the Mable L.i< i ■ the Spa ll . • . ' . Step;-, sard. Hurd ranch Armstr . . Swan lake. and Okana in:: roved land il il Iralghtawaj But the Cllll ' the trij ' great ragged Ides gleamlnj A RAILWAY STRAW Is plen'.il i lake, ten - •n,n Ir I "ups there Is not anything n it, but it would appear thai ■ re will be some rapid rail .. building in the south end tl Valley this summer. A haped pyramid si I lespatch from Oi fill i, Wash . ir of ll ■ ' a result of tl t ol 2 ' rn li 11 n ofthe Northern ra iy tobulld ihe Okanaj intry this it 2 ■ . king over It is an- thai work will begin on e from Phoenix, the the line, within two s the specie ol weeks." ler This may be only a straw. I yea .. ith something Wg ".hern no! will bull.. Slmllkameen us billowy suriac ng bunch season's grow.h ■ ' :• Jumperus end believed the C P, R. will at tempt t head oil its American rival, and will build ir, m the ■ end il Okanagan lake In I Hedley. This work, it vs i •;. rte i. will soon be start* I, and Itl ist | islble lhat the ■ :• trip Into Un' Valley by the C P R Ifl lata will have irlng si th i pro] ted c mstructl n than appear i n irlaci rhe a :tl n I . company In bring . - | irt In to look over : .■ coal mini... -.li considering Un- • lly the railway company ; . i . nil, ' . ■ coke oven erected here and Is reckoning on providing quick transportation to Lower Okanagan points and Hedley. Slrayed. Fram Enderby. . white star on forehead, hornless, has bell on. Please inform. Bon IM. En With The Owl T? - - shapes hli liny Whal he wants to be he can be. and all the powers of w i cannot prevail Irian S gainst him if—and there is an nd a big one.—if he *i!l work for it The Bible tells us thai "Man was made in thc Image ol God," Is "heir Milt Gcd and joint heir with Christ" Jesus Christ further tells us that "He that believelh in me lhe works that I do. shall he do ind greater **srks than these shall he do," Jesus Christ au' nol He: nniher was he a lalse prcphe;. iilder of false gods, No , rist went down before God crying "holy. holy, holy" It was always that simple, plan a childlike hearl. "Rather." "My Our Father" ll i and anj .nble the humiilat n thai conveys so much in mi;, la I God - holiness and man";, unholiness. An4 ever since the days of Christ men l led by the very people whj ■ The Weallier. Walter E, Truesdale, governmenl observer at Enderby. tm Ihe I . rJ ol the temperature, and late A the weather i t tht March: U U I) WW***-*? -ifc*- ■*>*^ 9*^^ &$ S£X^ H. W. HARVEY, General Merchant Enderby, B.C The slock In the several departments Is large, varied and new Kamloops Lumber u° Manufacturers of all kinds of Rough and Finished • • the Truth angels, ar .'. ii ima.: " Topsy. ,—for giving expres lhat Christ gave expression to— - nearer to God than ihe es him an "heir with God," made man In His own We are not told how He tie ihem at all. Like Oi ihis we may be sure Him I know there is a - ... bui G iy so. and Jesus Christ did not - aun-,. mar,' lit tl Ith God—a:- a man"s credit to as ■ i every (acuity *tn\ . man in; • Bui. ■ are on the brin-- : never strike l mile by - : ■ v/ilh i', • this, ll • ste more like Him Bank of Montreal I ...lat ell part w| tlllWHW ».,| >IO.OOO.OflO Man.. •Vol.t. *M Imt «,o»nt. t)?).*M "1 VI, l.l.iel aiOHIII at " ' A General Hmkir.a; business transacted Savings Bank Def*r,mcM - teV.tM,.».H nn trrtant wtttHMt - OK A * At, AN UlatcMCT » b||| ill o JLumb umoer t 45 30 cloudy I U 29 60 28 sunny 55 29 57 3S 62 31 S3 25 60 25 61 26 " nl, ■•' 1.1 52 30 tunny H 56 30 16 57 32 17 S3 40 " 16 63 34 svnny 19 S3 35 " 20 SI 35 rainy 21 54 27 aunny £i M 3t sunny 26 60 30 27 60 34 28 45 25 cloudy 29 53 29 aunny X 52 32 cloudy Aiub!:r>ii,n today l* « .-.-.... ,■! , ,i r, ,.;•< Shoes . ' ' .;» anile J. A. Taylor Enderby FOR SALE SHINGLES. LATHES. DIMENSION TIMBERS. Etc. Mills at Kamloops. Annls and Enderby. Capacity 25.000.000 leet ol Lumber and 30.000.000 Shingles yearly. Terms on application, Addresser KAMLOOPS LUMBER CO. LTD Em-Ay. B C. Our Doctor (In the storei R. R. Burns, Can tell you what is the matter wllh you, ll your doctor is out of If you have that spring feeling, we can give you the cure Masonic building Armsirong Burns' Toilet Luxuries Tinsmithmg and Copper Work I have moved my Plumbing and Tin smithing establishment Into the old Bell block, and am now better prepared than lever lo handle any work in my line. Am an experienced cepper. tin. and sheet m worker Special attention to fur- ce work, piping and roofing. Expert irkmanship. satisfaction guaranteed A. FULTON. PluJ«r aiJ Plltir. EoJirky. B.C That itty det.raMe properly known aa The V.l-tt Howe, adjeintiig the town ol Endeiby, embracing 140 acres. itsSef cullitrilisn. Willi beat ll i His produced Ihe ptue •iMttttg (mtt of British Columbia. • *ilM - - I, | I well, bam. ■'■Mi. etc This ts an tterlient get a improved plica, IS » mat item the pa.tt.inc- JAS. BOWES, Proprietxtr the esrsfnii road For twins apply on the premises, or address Kelowna's Lakeview C mple'.e sith This hotel Is delight fully situated, on the shore of Okanagan lake and, wnh "Jim" Bowes lo greet you as host, ll will make your stay in K na most enjoyable The accommi datlons at the Lakeview ing lavish—lhat is Jim s characteristic WM ELSON. Endetby B C For Sale! Receipt Books haimr* Und in l«u lo wit put Suitible lit Iruit (jr jwing and laityiH AffSy ta n Arm Hal Letter Heads. Bill Hea is Envelopes. Shipping Tags. Invoice Envelopes. Business Cards, Visiting Cards. Invitations— ,iny CyOIl thing that can be primed— juickly done at this office. Esii t Springs Sanitarium mates cheerfully furnished on every class of Book and Job »• - Printing. Halcyon Hot Sprint;". ■v >- Ul*. • ( The Ed ,.,,.,, ,„L Draw" 5. Endetka enograpn. mu •.ktewnct, <i,nM 2$r tt.au First Yfau THE EDENOGRAPH, ENDERBY, B.C., APRIL 26, 1905 J '^ Methodist Churcl. SERVICES. Diviuo Sirvicea every Sunday hi '.",; p m Sunday-School ami Bible Class, 2:30 p. in, Pn»y«t MeailiiR, - - Tuesday, 8 n.m. A hearty woloon c (or all. A. E, ROBER1S. Pastor ■ Cllfl St., next the Ghur.'h. A 90NQ OF THE COTTON-FIELO. f 'Id. t III) .!, ||c Mil »l"|t* »ll«|!lt In 'le' plnti, n .11 ii in ■ * rtuininln' ruuii' do vl'kti • i. di VtOMi Hui.ti'w. r al ii. nil ww iii. lurch a-burnta* Ut* Kn lit lliilit Rlf 'ItHK (!>' i.in i.ta.t \»l,Kt .1. UTchlllun wall lltif tlr i u'ii en tiitinn— BliutacroM <:> wit..tt. Nliilti titii. i.. rm ilma— Km' ai hmtif tatwettl I «>p Itr mi-»i tl. ntvnlt'i 'Uf a> ll«M bn ih ovtrhi .-i Ol <!< - >'• ■ I tin t.i I. <v . fi I -«ttli ■.-■ mn ii. l»d; I Hll tm "W.-rh ter do! I mu* run di (uir.iw Irut] !•< (ft IM ROUld k. ■ li.-.. . .ti .i; «r I •!• >,< ■ I Ulr tft >uil!" Hin«li' !t di ...'t, tt.!'*. > -I -tr ...U.lll wwh; l>.s tlirtt la »<»rk nm*— i.. i. ,.. ii.. * .) nikht yi.trr i: '< * ... nteomln*iH lull Ini ' ii .i i - * 1» | • H in.ttiili. T U >"' i it ft rti tool J ■ l 11 ■ . hMp ► »r in | - ,. ih. h a »n rtapt" li»tit i it . . I .. .i ;...,:.. lur'lm ■•Mill i. d« •l.iHn' S \» .1. '.. - ik ».:;.i..n« All 1»- | i • .i .*.. hltlQit n ?-■.(.» ta kin bt| Rn tin minmi U*hl J« (Ir*. in »h« l«k* ''■i* •, f.i m . Wl ' ' U M.M.t I. ft that II Ctjt ti i.:... ii i.. ,(ir iirfnaii; ht, ti *... ii i' . .*i-firr k*u lum it *•-. j ii ti ki Ul *.»;• .i ■ I/.' lUm •_ «n\ l** I it. ,' • I , a,<- ■ .i -Mi :t■ ' Hut mt h.art-It t.r,uw 4* »_r! fc» I mritbl* In d« Mn»htn«. I #lr «irr In d* Horn l*c r» h ii r»*d dr thli lun, vn d*> tollon ■»... ■ -• warm yuur l; I.Mi ._|i «...-, nl«M- lv er** d«M look -i. tin hi, A* ».)*,. .t ,,,.!,.= SUmpi ti afcum brtal ll »'•< a i ftt...., m \ ,, ■! .. i, t-.tei i *• «••» « mr*, A -»"»v to UlOM .»»■" Ik' Id* fa II In* ut "-■' »• ■l'" "" '■' «■''■ ihf rr. •till ■■' (TrHlntf "«"M" U fuittiil In a mrt rue "catch" tinry which run* nla.Mii thi* ««yt "I \it*.-».!in«r> m»«, lhat nf Allliir- nrM'* rur*.* M\\h_t -« • th* matter ttltti hlmr "Walln-I Ir hU llMfc" H||n* ait Ih rufril?" "Hip) . . • ■ Itlm ■ •" far*, ■ r ■ -t ra* - «». t. Tlmta. The Night of a Thousand Years By IRVING BACHELLER. A strong constitution means a healthy mind and good work—and good work means advancement. To have a strong constitution one must have the best meats, and that's what you will find at the new brick block. Always fresh, juicy and tender. Geo. R. Sharpe ENDGRBY. HENRY'S NURSERIES GREENHOUSES New Crop now in Stock ol Home Crown and Imported Garden. Field and Flower Seeds, at Wholesale and Retail ibjuiinds ol Kn.it and Ornamental Roi»a. Green house and Hard/ Plants n■.. . I • . ing in cur Nit. - For Spring Planting I ' BaaMIII ptiCesot less Cut Flea' ns, and Ratal Designs Fertlllten. Bee Supplies CattkfUe Free M J. HENRY. WIO Wfitmimter Koa. Vancouver ft.C. Peter Burnet Dominion (tb Provincial Land Surveyor WU U.0CK ENDERBY B C l' uij.iii.ln*.! by h.iir H(,.rr I'ule iv. ' V. WAS it in.in [ liiul Itt'i'ii lniikliiK ft.r. 1 wai entering unoD ilnrk mv\ unknown wayi nf llf< when 1 met Itlggi, who M.mil ui iht* eilfffl ut th. ilarkneu telling Inn term, Thej were hli ipeclftlty. Ill* wutilO lelt ynu tin- ehori uml fnthnmi of ehnln nml rope enmifrh to hang you tu tin* moon, imt hU "llirliti" were tliegrealnuractton nl ItlKtt'i. He ii»«i every kind "f ion- ti-ru tlnit Iimi ever i-vMiuif on Imut nr «ra. After ilnrk, when liylit un. it reaming oul of iti open door timl iky window, WW* looked like Id- lime lantern Itielf, It wai u rickety frame liome nnniiiiiw umitr a itcep f eloie in tin' pavpinent. Tin' peak Iimi >ntri.'i"l In the middle, nml Iti eavei hmill <h,t the ildewalk In a warped line Uml one nilfilit tiiucli uiih hi* lui ml In pnulng. An "Itl ililp*it Inn- tem iwunfi' n nn Iron crane above tht* hum It wai n low, limml door fil»nnei| fnr ;i I hue wliere melt Iimi liltf, rtilind lielliei nml liiiltiilii* tn iln hilt llll Ilirm nml ItemU imt \ei (on fnr nbnxe their huilncn. li challenged ihr eye with iu big knoeker and mai- ilve Iron latch, Hie ihop hml one Hii!•• window gone hiimi with itimt un! cnbwebi, io that li reiemblsrd th* dltn eye nf age. A broken Imwiprlt imi n ihlp'i niichnr lemietl egafnit thc til en eh In ir cl.iptmnrnV Colli of rnpc iinl mily ehnln, htm'ki nnd hrn%y bnlla, n ileering wheel ninl nn uld •ir«».» cnmpaii lay netir Ihe door, ln»liV were rowi "f Ian term hnnir. loir nn lhe hnrt liemtt* mnl rnftrri, it'-' Itlgir*. wlm .ni l»r»l''i' n hetich. imi %jia\a* iin'er* tu the Imi who icrved iliii. to a ilrawlins ileep) mice. An •Ul Dm rti lantern. Iti HuM loftened *lih ureen slaw, lent « illver Wain lpro*« ihe uhn'm> opper ntr uf thc ihnp *'*rt\ rienlng. Itlitu* hml hern blind t> r Hi'ii'i yean, hm il ere un* a heaven 'nil nf |i_m tn htm for nil that. I limit never forget thm eirnlng I rnme i- it e little ilinp. The hui had imi < ut ill il<- light* hut ..n. .«ti "M tto lantern wtih n uprny nf tl_*lit« banting through ■ -,• ■' < •<• ' • •• Itlirn* wai ihowlng It to tumr • irmiifer, A« he held It nh*ft thc llitlc lantern hmked ■ s • n emile ' w er, *'» otnn\ window* lltfhied. nod ni hr Ifl It dnwti there wai n ituMrn •prtnkle mi the flnur, n* If n ttnne hnd ftplathrit Upon lowe mmrle. *uolltrht i>. .' (here tn the <tnrVi>r>«. ItlttB* lifted ihe Intitern |ire»en'H «i >' ilood %wlniiliitf It lo hi* hand. Thrn It* rayi ihone iitmn the darkne»», fnlllng il> Vntly tnlu rirry nmik and rnrnrr uf the itlunin) *htt|i ami hrrnkltig tntu (liming da|i|dri on the rnuf and wnlU. "Ilrrr I* a little hnndful nf dnyllght,** he *>ntd: and then rnme the Hurdu that lecmril to ha»c been written for hli lOBgtWI "M*ii. hntr u«ht. Offtnrtnff of ti ■■■> » • flr*l tmfO." HU deep inter rnM nml fell, riding ihu mighty rhythm -»f -,-.-.<-\ . tK until he reached thr wurdi: "Thsii I mi» ^* t,i '-ii tf ihir<<» tftvtit. i.i. to Marlal right When he hnd flnl*hetl he nnl down nml. hulding the Inotern lieiween hU knee*, upenctl tin diHirnml. U ihr |i|?hl • ■...-•' not «t|."'i hU hnodi. rotihed them a time, illeoily. ai If wuhlog (hen in the Amu! nf Hunt -Hllnd?** wihl the »tmiiger "Nn,** Mid he. "nnly drenmlog aa ymi „,. l.ell, ef yUll.H ll -. • 'i. ' l' t !■• tn me he ahuilld think *** weredreninlng, "ttrnl lo l»eil one ntght/'hernhltn. .fi niruklntf hi* lunir. while betnS< "aoil - r- the Itghts gn not nod the dark; ami ll'noeirrcomemnrtitog. 1 went Into a drmtn nftrr I'd goM ti bvd nnd ilirnoie<l Ilmt I '««» Idiml. AOd then 1 tliMiiuht I Ht.ke op nod .'mililhmr oi> *hipm.ile*4,lrr**in_' And, •ay* I: 'it's a int.i.i- dark rnlng.' "And I thi>ii|fhl Ihey iHiiehr^l nod Mhl it ttflftlifiHiil iln) light, mill wniil<<l !•> kouw whdi ua_ ihr mailer And I hranl mjTMlf *'_ *' 'Ain't II night T And 1 bvard them ittwtri H 'Mghl, why. mnn, ye omit h* drMmlnf.' Then i thuught I frit my »ny l*rh to itijr hunk; noil I'oi lying there )*t in n dretn nml tt actnia »< rj lung. Ami Tie drMmed it«rythlng a nutn eonld think of ilnce Uwb \ * m*f 1 wu coning hone to morn and eettk doWB. Ihmifrht I rmne BOON nml my mother nnil it«ter " • * me nl thr doth, flf COflCM I r.il'ln't m- thrm, nml I frit nil ottr their foeei nml heard then.. r> log. ju*l ni if It wa» trnl. "And. nay* 1,'Where'! Annie?* mean- Ini? the f*itl I nni tu inntr). ni"l I lluuiifhl Uiry t'dil me fthe wn* there. nml put hrr hnml in mine nml I tried terrible to ih her, i Uionghi i ««t doWB nml rrie.| nnd erle,l. nml then I happened tu think thnt I wn. only dreonlng nfttr %\\, \ drained thnt t]. ertnl twtj nnil thnt mi noiher iftd thnt liUrteilthla little ihop. (teemi nn If il wg| nit renl, nml >'l I kti'« t*mi.iii) dreonlng fotinenwho eone here to truy thlngi and mtk with ne mr „nlt port of my ilrenm DM da) I thought n man mtne in nml told . im Annie wn* married, Well, ilfi * ftrnt the li.y hone mnl *a\ th-1' la the simp alone thnl ev_n.it.jf. And ity and by my alater en me In and aaya ibe to nie: 'What ore ynu crying for?' iimi inya I: 'Annlo'a married,1 '"tm pihawl' inyi ■lie. 'you're only dreaming, it'll all ooino right,' "And im I keep fnrgolllng It'n a Iri-iuu. Bnmetlmoi 1 have mi nv\ (nl and' neu, Imt, thank Clod, I know I'm only dreaming. I know tluit when the mom* lug comei 1 llttll I wake ami Inugb ui the phantoma of the night ami t ahall tic young nml happy. We'll be off Bandy Hook nml looking to en loll a i eight of home. Ami I lit nil he getting ready to meet Annie mid mother nml the rent. Ami I'll have my boat cDithuw om, 0, It'll in* grand." The old mnn*l face had n merry •unite ne lie "poke nf tl imlng morning ami the tiling* it had for him, "fieenta ■*■■ If ihi* dream had hint ml n Ou • iimi ml yenra," be continued, yawning ami rubbing hi* eyoa. "Seemi ns If I liiul grown old since I went to lied laM night. Hui I've dreamed ihr like hefore. uml, my Uml! how glud 1 fell when I woke in the morning)" "Come," anld lu-. ipenklngtothc boy, "let'* have the light* up purl nil' ntnr- board an*maathend. All right.Mr.yuti 'nay have tl fur u ditllar. It'll he nil lh.- kuoui lu the it dug." And mi we left hint like a ship lying to mnl at raining at theenblea.lilanm chor (.mtk In the deep of thnt long night, ll leemetl lo me thai it would tu* heller fur mnny nf ui If W0 could think Ii nit u ilrenm mid have hi* faith lu the morning thm li wlllbrlngback the thing* ur have Init Hut thru, he wain lunatic And yeara went hy •many of them tilled with coming nnd going nml loving mnl It riving and ntghu im! daye tike ihu one, Am), hmg nfterwnrda, when l went to Itigga' funeral, they told me that In- roie lo lied before the end came ami held tila hand to ht* eve*, honking inin ihe far aky he cried aloud I "The day tm* come, thank Qodl mid I mn going home." Ami as I wnn coming bwav I heard [the preacher laying) "A thousand year', nn- u* a day. Our llveiare bttl it dream of tin- night. You thm hear 1 me are dreaming " j The wonli angered nm, fnr I knew thai I wni awake I could hear with the Insanity of lllggs,bul nol with the Bophlstry of the preacher, and 1 ahoutedi "Life u imt n dream, ynu fool, Cnn we nol hear and see mid feel?" At the hut word I it ruck a inhlfni niynlde, : And, a* my hnml tnuened ii, the room 'tor 1 dark, ni If night hnd fallen itiddenly, and ever) annndhuahed. Ami .then I Ihonght a might) wave of light awrpt over nn In which everything van* I lined and I wm awake and it wan morn* | Inf. Itnwk.rrlr. Till rail. ll U -ill.l Cl. ,1 , t.'el ( ' Kill 'lee* tin- .Iraulccrry ..!.-'■ rl|H-tn In 1 St'titi'inlceT. Qaniumn hava t.rrii :iiriiiniliinr fecr Jfwr. ice |.r.ulnt-r » ' Mtrmalccrry whloli, pliinlcl in Mnrrle, ■huUllI lee'lir 111 ll lee'll lalclc'l. »|ee||l> ...c-cire- |cc-rfc-cl tlcc.cr n rl|e^ fr.llt In S.-|ele-llll>i'r. Tile1, letl.e- lieeW .He-*-rr.|- ..I, mil nt trail l« rt- tl.v RI. Jn. ...|,lc unci lite SI Ai J nf I'et.l.in, fill* ItlL-el lei.i ..'nr tillilee' r Ilfninili. llecua. Tl.l'jr tire- ImIIIII Idcclllnl I lel. i «pn...n ley hlimlrwl. ..l-c u\r |.lam« earre- nnturtd on l»«i je-ar. tl,.|.lrn t'oiiny. \ If "Made in Canada" is a gooa motto for Canada, then "Maae in Enderby" should be a good motto for Enderby. Moffet's Best j Beats them all Strong, unife'rm and White, made in Enderby Irom strictly HARD wheal -m Columbia Flouring Mills Co., Ltd. Enderby. Il.lt eel 13,000 .|.cs-lr. ..I ll.le „ti|j },M1 I- ■ ' e: tu frc.li mirr. Under The OBve Tree I y}^^ ...cc ...... ..... When hearts are trumps clubs will not win them That mhlch Is worth having Is worth walling lor, 1 believe Cod Is In you, therefore I believe In you When we wrong another, we wrong ourselves most. Better to be a drunken lost than a flint-hearted Fhailsee. The man, or woman, who will nol forgive has not tasted heaven. "In a world where death Is, there Is no time to hate," says Hubbard. Oi all blessings the greatest a man can have u io have gotten so gocd a hold upon Truth that hu can Ilve It. We are not true to ourselves ll we (all lo live up to our Ideal, and when a man Is false to himseli— my gracious! Hubbard thinks ''man creates both his god and his devil." Perhaps. But whal is woman's pari in the creation? A retentive memory may be a good thing, but the ability to forget is the true token of greatness —The Philistine. Sometimes a man is deprived of lhat he m:: t loves so thai his love may go out beycnl hlmse.f and his own to every living thing. Wisdom goes lo those who are worthy—that is. to those who work for It. We cannot grow in wisdom II we tall to concentrate our thoughts ani efforts. Somep::ple are most miserable when the/ are not In troible, and it their conscience isnt alter their soul with a red-hot poker all Ihe time they become uneasy. And now Japan Is growling because Ihe other fellow Is helping lhe other fello* Last month Russia did lhe growling. It was ever ihus: when lhe shoe begins lo pinch we like to cry out against someone. Most churches—may we not say all ol them— like departmental stores, carry the wares lhat are asked lor. 11 your church would be a soul saving church instead of a social club, demand it ol yoursell and you will have it Cod doesn't need our help a much as his children do; and the saints and martyrs who have long been dead do nol need our fellowship so much as our fellows do. Cod can lake care ol Himself; our duty Is in doing lor those aboul us. 1 believe that All came Ir-ttt Gel. All is Cod. and All will return to Cod. Our position after death will depend on our position before death II we are given up to greed, avarice and haired in this city, our companions will be companions ol gl avarice and haired in lhat city We get wh-' give here, an 1 HfO Mill Ret what >-e give there Hat--and hate will return to ycu. love and love will come to you; mistrust others and you will be mistrusted; see none ot God in others and others will see none ol Cod in you. 1 Enderby Hotel. . . . Furnace Heated: Electric Lighted This pioneer house is experiencing the greatest rush ol business In its history. It Is lhe result of Us popularity. The service and accommodations are lhe 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, f __________-_=-4 Harness-maker and Repairer. Trunk. Valises. Etc. J. W. EVANS. ENDERBY. B. C. READY When you are looking for a sun for Spring wear you cannot TOdo better Ihan to select one of our stock. All the latest pat- r- rp a *rta. ^terns, stylish cuts and nobby \\/ f_,/V |x^_Vlt Pr,ccs low "lhelowest; * ~ k**m ___*VV/qUa.my na feXxtT can ^ j0un(j for the money. Also open for your Inspection, a large line oi Soft Shirts—jusl lhe thing for this season. J. C. Metcalfe Enderby FRUIT TREES My Spring-delivery orders are all In When you are preparing (or Fall delivery trees, write me I represent the Nurseries of Slone k Wellington. Toronto. The quality of Ihe trees sent out by these nurseries Is as near pcrfeciign as scientific growers can make It. E. A. CHAPPELL. Enderby BRICKS BRICKS Brick BRICKS BRICKS The best clay In the Valley Well burnt bricks at reasonable prices Large or small quantities _m Enderby Brjcjj 9b Tile Co. Enderby. B C Job Printing That touches the artistic and keeps house for Economy, will be done at this office—quickly, neatly and cheaply You do not have to send your printing out of town Anything that can be done in T • nl [In ordinary commercial print ingi can be done tight here. The Edenograpli i tmm, n i THE KDKNOGRAPH, END ERBY, B.C, APRIL 26, 1905 Fik.si Ybar K- Ja i-tec ni-wrir_aurr.:i.' . St In the Pulpits raws honest doubts ail il .- :",:-.e,i by R. What ilia- Loeal Pa.ton Talked Aboul Sunday W rl I s True Lleht," ithei r the feet. S Lndi'i'hv 1 ratling Co., Cliff St. Enderbv. Wt: w.t___ta ... h Sun lay m rnli j list chu Sun lay evening, M tl ' ■: ' md in John 20;28. his'.' rtl Ing taken Ir m J hn .: : trayal IChrl tl Juda 112 I i th light I the in . ' that shi wed igreal fid rucl Ixl n h ira lei [tl lan, Jesus, His resurre tl n and , ■', ol Thomas, llki ascensl n, marki the ntra rlndei ln| Chrl I ; Inl In all history. Winn HI wasdoi nthelmpul Itl ll :l| th i em believe anything the cross, when thi I more difficulty In borne to the tomb. the trull Thi 'hey have thought His 11 ibtlng of Thomas did I been an utter failure Bui • : ik " " Christ, a grand -'i :l ry when I i burst : re | .' nl • tl • chains cf death an I ai i ed. victorious ever all! He li lh iMa .■' f the v rid, ihe true light. re man I not ODDOsed lo all that Is i F^)W Houses MadeNeW ■ -I an n|e| bouie, aiiel you'll come pretty :.■-!«•." ia an okl aaylngIbaet'l ptovea true eacry th) ■ iki nude new »ilh THE SHERWIN-rVlLUAMS Paint. s w e • ■ ■ iwt , i ■ /»>» i' • canarm. It"tif-t it ii I a wet. li Spring Medicines We have a pain ilarly g 1 Spring Medicine In stock at present, Ac n pound extract ol Sarsaparllla, manu : i itured by the Edenburgh Dru(: C Edenburgh,S Hand This Is a d I t inc :• 11.! bl I purifier and c ni, 100 d ises: f lOOcents D. NAIRN y CO.. . "Stallone* WEBB'S CHOC :<SON PIPKS SUNDAY HOURS: 3tn4p.m Everything Good for The Hungry 11 llvl lual r the . brings light; I1 lhe heart of the Ignor- lesire for kn bts To \ alk in the LiRh; Is man's r the man «h tefuses ' ■. ■ Light Jesti;- .nylhlng. The sun Inei in vain I! we shut our- .: ni a dark . in. By not eptlng Christ we miss the .tot life. His Is the True lion ll us s Light; the only Light • e on more cf the sincerity heaven by which we can enter into (ell Him Kc.'iilai- Meals, I'h. /-,. I NH IN Ul > 1 \l RANI CJifl' Si i ■ e ', . ut •" »oin ny R. P. Bradley. Liu It'll iy I larilwatv Mtii FasnionableTurn-outs I lie: Lel,! lav |ll Vill l.i .mem i ingenious- rnment first sucn amc ■ province. MATTHEWS J. EVANS : ment first ir on forehead I'leaae Inform. . n certain lands were nol ENDERttY Hair Cutting Phil ph) ,»le ob • •• in; pui .... ' ■ She . mt, but -vill demand H. N. Hcndrirkson, Ira C. Jones Carpenter *. MM* Do you need Spectacles? | M M I ■ Jas. Jarrett Carpenter K Builder 10 t*k? oi <i \A C.O.F.No 1058 i i - bill until he - \Ua M \ ll.l,l-l,..J.i ' ' io ouy up cnoice iois o :i settlcrr- ►turns It:- llbn came evident that the door which had been shut by the . of another door and lhat all lhat would be affected by the la., as ll then stood would be that logging operations lor thc benefit ol the Pugel Sound mills would • n limits : dng worked to lands had so lar remained un r W rid tells i, « thr, difficulty *as met ll ll ild n t Im| direct expert on the 1 . li question, but logs were pi minis',' r of tl n. the policy ■ '.- " of taxes, wht wiih )ust '.,: kill as ll - r nil ■ ■ ■ ____ „—_ m< ihe Seed Agriculture, will . - ' ,: 30 p. If, '•' THE HAMMOND Awarded First Cold Medal. World's Fair, St. Louis. 1904 Twenty Years a Visible Success THE HAMMOND TYPEWRITER (0MPANY Toronto. 22 Yoner St.rrl Atxatr Mont...I. - il Blr.e.V Sit.at.I Winnipeg,Mn , Rkh..<ltonrit>,n..h(.p Vancouver, Emui t o Rkh..e. '.■:>Ui: • .This is. '.}., '" ■Little Brother TheyW**, . ■_&#_■_«-_■ .,.,-:■ V \__K_rV,irtf smilmS in antlcip. <:!;i* m *\wWMMaT Don ol the pleasure 11 seeing you at Endeiby."" ~-«__p- onMAY.24T„ ll - ing to be Enderby's Big Day—never so tlgus** There will bj I- _^^^*\ ''•.-.- otball. h.-rsc racing, and al fCjKOI ?" Vlher things that go • \\SX/J V *; . happy one for everybody ^^ af f Kmm i a % a •, i ENDERBY BAKERY and Confectionery Store Is now open, and is prepared to till ,<ll orders on short notice tor Bread, Cakes and Pastry We are equipped with a large bnck oven, and can handle any order. Our stock of Candies. Fruits. Nuts, etc. Is fresh and tl best Call on us Try H. J. STOREY Cllft Stree! Sil verware Painter .■ When you are In I silver pieces lor the (able, for wedding, birthday ar ither anniversary presentations, ysu will find lhe best made at she ARMSTRONG HARDWARE CO. W. J. Armstrong, Manager, Armsirong, B. C. FOR SALE t H.C. Fraser, Salmon Arm,n J ft LINTON I..0.1.. No. 440 Bear this in Mind . - then an , •■ ,; ui other pan •anagan that : ib it Enderl, l, of nature: | • r home life. 1 1 II it Clin •i ns are perfe nd (or health and ill n is unsurpa. 11 damp l lultry days
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Title | The Edenograph |
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Walker, H. M. |
Publisher | Enderby : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1905-04-26 |
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Notes | Title changes in chronological order: "The Edenograph" ; "The Enderby Progress and Northern Okanagan Herald |
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