THE Volume I, Number 50. ENDERBY, B, C. APRIL 5, 1905. Price, $2 a Year Over the Bar ENDLRBY BANK OPENS A. E. Taylor arrived al Enderby last Wednesday morning, and with F. W. Breedon lo assist him, preparations were made lor opening the local branch ol Iho Bank ol Montreal. The work ol linishlng the handsome batik room In lhe Wright block was hurried Ihrough, and on Saturday morning since lhat Is nol yel, two are no worse, promptly on time lite bank was ready ihan one. Let us multiply the evil, lor business, Manager Henderson ol add Ihe personal Interest ol mere men;: Vernon being on hand lo see lhal the bring Into II more capital and voles,, opening was attended with the proper bank-s busings |S the savings bank ply to S Toece. Endeiby lUntlii this held wo will publish any i- 'ininiitiication uni io ui on question, of Itilvreai lo tho public. Our only conditions •te these: First, Ihe wiiler'i Mine mull lo company Ihe pin namo, vituperation li nol aicumenl md will not be accepted, mike your point quickly and then quit,—Ed.) Editor Thc Edsnosrafh: Allow me a relerence lo your edl- ferial of Mar. 22nd. entitled "War and L( , Bar. My purpose It not to much lo A ,,„„ chu„h d , co„. criticise as to refer lo certain aspects „,,,.„„ , 9 m d b. ol the question. A word ol criticism ,,m and maka rocolnln.„dallons. A(ler will not hurt noneparagraphol thre, „,„,„, „„„„„„„ lh „ ,Wr leniences the bar la referred to as a conclu3lon tha, thQ evl, ln ,nv pl,ce right, an evil . . privilege, was very much ln llon l0 ,he tor it may be. set down as a aura Ultnj | that the Bank .1 Montreal ts nol establishing bank., where Ihey are nol j needed. It is also a high compliment to the business sagacity ol Manager Henderson, whose word has Induced the general manager lo recommend lhe branches, Enderby Is particularly lotlunaie In securing Mr. Taylor as manager, whose laci and energy will be quickly lelt in Ihe business llle ol the town. The most noteworthy lealure ol the Dr. Morrison was up It on Monday. Two good milch caws lor sale. Ai Privilege, right, evil. Let us get a bill ol divorcement. The statements about the church have no bearing on Iho pretent question and might better be left for some other connection. "More ready lo condemn Ihan lo oiler lhe hand of charity." In this The Emnochaiii is pretty close to the condemning business. But we will not discuss the 'mote' and the 'bei,n.' ll la enough to tay that I believe no In- deepen Us roots; spread Us branches; eclat. The finishers are still busy in j,,p3r|menl. Accounts may be opened II will nol increase ihe harm. The the room, but 11 Is .«reeled to have wnhj|, and deposits ol SI will be reposition Is on Ihe face of It Illogical everything Is ship-shape thli *eek, cejve(i The whole may be drawn out Whal about "vested Interests," "com- i when the Enderby branch will have at a moment's notice. This is a popular department with the are lo be found In the Valley. The counters and pannel work were prepared at the Vernon Sash St Door mill, and were put together by Jas Jarret, the whole being polished and llnlshed by Jas. R. Union. This Is the third branch Iho Bank cl number ol licensed houses. They ad- rlmenl young man and young woman. Ire- Mrs. Blackburn returned Irom a lew weeks' visit to Kelowna ihis week. Wanted Chambermaid for hotel. Apply. C, A. C. S.. Pentictcn. B. C Work on the foundation of Ihe new Bell block is delayed owing to lhe lack quently accounts are opened by buys 0| |lnw, and girls, and Ihe amounts saved in. Jw, n.ddod,. o( Aihcroll. n . one year are often surprising. ,„; h|de ^^ o( |h, Valley. la doing The Kamloops Lumber Co.. con- Enderby this week tlnuestosend their weekly quota ol A meeting for the orgamialion of ihe i I laaker. and expects to conduct on metropolitan lines. A brick wen, wnh a 10x10 interior, has been built in the tear oi lhe building, and this Is being connected with the main build- ing by a large work shop- Then comes an ice cream parlor and then Ihe store, which has been finished In a light blue with white trlmininga Major Jtt. Sheppard. who will address the Fanner's Institute meeting at Enderby on Saturday. April 6th. is an authority on Iran trees, with long experience In frail growing and vege- liable culture Mr, Wianka, who actum, is in authority on .,„„,.. ». - • companies vised that the church use Its Iniluence, Montreal has opened In the Valley in; carloads to the territories The mill Tennis Club will be held in the Crag ^^^ to reduce lo number of licenses lo the less than a year, and makes the lourth '■ is running In excellent shape, and cut;. Sttre on Wednesday night at 0 o'clock t In the Okanagan. Tills speaks volumes: 45.000 to 50.000 leet a day. The; Strayed. A small sorrel hone. B-, *™» Ij'^T^T"'^ tot the Vally; It llluslra'es Ina positive company expects lo cut twelve lo (11- yearold. mane reached, and thai all- ' minimum. And this was approved. We believe the conclusion aboul correct, and the recommendation wise. If we continue lo petition for the extension to the system, when will relorm dine? Relorm begins In Individuals, adhering to their conviction even If Ina minority ol one. Such people may be at.iu.ion gives so much to natty a, ^^ „ mtiianMt, bu. they predion lo Ih. support II receives u ^ dane ^ ,„ m vM the church. And no institution gives h . '. .. without A bar. house cannot be ran I believe a bar no a hole! than for any other business. Give a license to a grocery man or any other business tiling up ina he can sell hla goodi cheaper, tn ihtng that would draw men away ^^ m ^ ho|e|j >r4no|i|, from the curie. Setup a bar. then |md|B hjve § .^^ Th( ^ «t up something else lo counteract It. __, ^ ^ And |n ^ hMe| something, or example, of .nor. value accommoda.lon „ „ ^ „eUe. than a man s self-respect and Immor- ^ „ ^ tar |s „(uMd ^^ auch poor returns at the bar, and none it belter aupponed. Hank Reklaw might uke this to Ihe dark woods as a m™™****** '<** ~' mm.a Alla_B L.iin, ttudy In ethict, Relerence u made to lalny. tomclhing more interesting than hubutineia. which he bankrupts lor take of Indulgence, tomelhing more pleasant ihan a Christian home, which he leaves behind, something more In- apinttg than Ihe love of mother, wife, children, frlindi. which he cruelly crashes. If Till EraNOOKAra soon accommodates Itself on other r-j; lines. The difficulty is that lhe chance M of gain in the bar business is ao far out uj of proportion lo that In any olher busi-; S nets, that there Is no sooner an ap- sg parent opening, ihan someone Is eager. gj merely lor the sake ol lhal gain, lo gj .push the business Of course ll is jS williellusmusomethlngtlesicoldlh.. ^^,0acc3rnm0(iat.IhepuUtc: .he | cJogyanda wanner. Chrttl-I.ke man- mmfjm M ^ m ^ o( g tc-man fellowship. Ed ] we will proceed straightway lo sel It up. I have business are crying. Bui in plain language. It la limply lust ol gain, no Busi-; beenintheaettlngup bualneu several mfMlUxml C0J| ,00lhe_. lime., but wver had the money or I im M ( ,,,,„„ |0 accom. genius to «l it high enough to do lh. .^ ^ „ o|h„ ^ |( , drawing. In towns white there ti every good thing imaginable set up the bar still does lu work, Yel we believe in telling up good environment Something u uld about the Impossibility of "saving men by might." "Christ would nol. man cannot." This li nol a question of saving men. but woman can raise her family by keeping boarders alongside of licensed houses, and at cheaper rates; II res-I taurants can run without a licence.! why not a hotel > Even Is B. C. first-s ,■'. h uses are on a paying basis In-j dependent of ihe bar. It might be loo much lo expect Enderby to take a cne ol retpontibility for environment. cmnt M„mX ,rom mMl p|_c„ bu, Chrut and allicripiure by on man the „ m|ghl ,„. wor|h ,ry|ng duty of good environment: "Lead us nol into temptation." And we ar. all mightily under the inlinence ol environment. But "The government mndi behind, sanctions, endorse!." Nothing I Ieel lhat all interested In social relorm ought to give their protest whether g in a minority or not. It is lhe only $ way to save their consistency, and Iter f themselves ol responsibility lor the § evil and keep Ihe cause ol lempetance g ellhe kind The government gives ^ .^ ^ (o ^ g ataolul. l«edom and ,«ponsiblll.y to ^^ ^ ^^^ „ ,,„,.,„, g the people of Ihe lown in this matter. ll ti net a question ol a man: I slbtllty lor hie habit ol drinking. Thai It not denied. It Is not a question of somebody's responsibility lor providing a remedy. According to our taw the community has a responsibility which it cannot shun, and that Is Ihe present point. Some lake the position, and I judge The EtoeNOcmrii amongst them, the The EDEnoonAPii throughout id bar is an evil, and il il could beabrjl wcrld. ll li sent lo any comer of tha c§3w-^yi ished i-vetywhete we would throw cut gbbe and will be In the llr:,t mailing l;yn'-''''.-'' hats in lhe ail as will as anybody. But to Mars al J2 a year. LevvSS, QS.lt and unreasonable. No condition ol; things could make me Ieel compilable lo see my name, or have any ulhcr person, or any lour-looted beast or creeping thing see my name on a petition for another barroom In Enderby Duncan Canmiell. Armstrong. Mar. 30, 1905. There Is only one paper kn Wit U way tho permanency of our prosperity, teen million leet this season. Union of Municipalities Editor The Edenooraph: I note in your recent issues that your ambitious people have had the lown ol Enderby duly Incorporated as a city. Wishing you every success, I beg to olfer a suggestion. If you are not already In line with the policy, viz: to place yourselves In § touch, affiliation and exchange with the Canadian Municipal Jurnal of Montreal. Ihe official organ of the Union of Canadian Mut icllpalliles. an association worthy ihe attention and support ol every public spirited and patriotic Canadaman. To use the words of cne of the leading lights In this movement, "the municipality is ihe base, (he backbsne and the hearl of the people." The head ol the municipality can do more good than any representative at Ottawa or In lhe local parliament. Municipalization Is an educator In local and general government, and us fruits are a progressive and prosperous people. The provisions in force in British Columbia a,e crude and costly, and difficult of application. I have no desire to deprecate the work of our resolute Premier McBride. or to detract from the merits of our politicians ol either party, but must say thai the prostrate condition of our great and resourceful province and people, gives salient evidence of the grossest Incompetency of the majority of our public men. In their purblind legislation, de moralized and handicapped by partlzan and pro local jealousies and animosities, seasoned ani spiced by greed for pelf and power. When the fund for the support of our liberal school system had become restricted and entrenched upon by other reckless expenditure and losses, It was promised that a municipal basis would be Introduced But our new school law Is not on a general municipal basis, tt places onerous and cosily responsibilities on the Boards of Trustees of rural schools without any adequate or corresponding power or compensation, and Is no improvement on the old system. It simply shifts part of the burden from the shoulders of the government, with added weight and incumbrances, to the shoulders of the municipalities What we do want, and a question to which our political leaders, irrespective of party, should address themselves, is that ol a broad and ;• henslvc system of municipal government on the lines of thc advanced eastern provinces, In which, I believe. Ontario leads Harrison's Municipal Manual fully explains the system in Ontario British Columbia Is SO years, more or less, behind every other province In the D mini n Ah On. T , Enderby, I Manager Taylor, Return to McLeod's camp. tng he decided to build another cottage on his Knight ilreel property. By 10 o'clock he had enough lumber on the of the Bank «' jpawd lo start work, and bynsonhe Montr* expects lo occupy the br.ck ^^ I residence now being linithed by Jo. ■ ' i Bradley on George atio-t ' If you have of boy \3 to 16 years ol s age, reasonably steady and ambitious for a boy. he can IN a good opening Tint EMMQiMht. lo"l'arnthei",,lh,d,h!,h*cl10' ht5 l*«t hwtd cut Tom Pound fell on a live saw at the McLeod mill last Monday aboul noon with .'.' c • ..• W J Armttrong, the papular hard. ware meichint of Armstrong, u build ing a large workjhop in ihe rear ol his xhtl6mi M. ittat^ store, to accommodate hu ever in I open Irom the wrist to the lingers Th" iwrtilbone was cut and the hand laid cpenlothttalm The Mtflerer was brought lo Dr. Bentley'a ollice. v creating llntmlth and plumbing busi nets, In the selection of Gtahstn Ron- . man as clerk, Enderby la most form- . rate, He ii a man in whom all classes have explicit confidence, and hu lit- ability to conduct ih. b— men aa only i a l«w men could, Ths ,m bUi",ei4 mtuta of the no hospital accommodation here where the proper attention ctuld b» given Mr Pound wai driven to Vemon. The hand will be uved. aa the cut wu not through lhe flesh o! the palm. Ciiy Ceeueacil Meruit* H. W, Harvey hu fenced tht piece i of ground next lo Ihe poslolflce and it putting it into flower beds and grata plots. Mure ot thli kind ol public spirit would make Enderby the beauty spot of ih. Valley. City Council was held in the govern, ment building, lut Thursday evening Promptly at 7 30 Mayor Bell called the meeting to order. Aldermen Evans. Kemey. Bradley. Sharpe and Smith were pretent, The lint order of busi mu wu lhe selection of a clerk. Bids ■^;y,p.r,..> .'''..'>. c*a .<..(*..< The lumber amps will dost in *«. opened Irom H. Worthtnglon. W. about len days ll will require the t, Broderlck and Graham Rosoman. Ingest number of driven ever put en That sf Mr. Rosoman wu accepted the river to get the lugi down, owing to and he wu duly tnualled as clerk and Ihe scarcity of water, and the light collector, snowfall in the hilts The matter of the purchase of sup- Pollard mad. application tor apeedy P»«* *" taken up, and the clerk initial on lhe chaige ol perjury, and wu tlnicted lo writ, to different supply to hav. been heard Ihu week at Ver- houswlor quotations non. but the attorney general was not ln ,h» «•«• ** •»« eaOoetioitt ft ready t, allow the case to proceed, and *• P**"1 ***'■ ■*« d*** *" "»•' the mil will come in regular order al <"■ >» Wil the department at Vtctorn '.'... .-. retgardlng same R ft Bums It always ready to meet: lhe demands of progress and twine—, H. hu crdercd a modem soda faun lain for hit up to date drug store at Armsirong, and when lhe warm dayt come will be able lo put cul Ihe de leclaUe "sweetened wind ■ that will (nit 14s of th- Held st Armsii . , I'h in. lile .1 Boa kl. Alt. is there ts start another paper, and the A his changed editors (, A- ■■ ,• . ' ranch on Si!.- to push the |I*. and Mr I-, push the quid and handle th Ihe Advertiser lhe i,~. ;»■,', will be called the A.. , , rom both to He'' ' ■: lie and hatne- utbMfl ■ ' ' • ten. Ret • ' " ■ ■ ■ ' ibl.pi Bradley I • Mi . .- • • :-.by. and dtscusseed until 11 o'clock, when i adt-eummenl wu taken At the next meeting several by lavs will be read ihe litsl lime. tllrrrilKi mm Palate. 1 I c" teatlc '. e. U . . ,lrc..l, ll, ltd. • . ce ' I ' .... lie- i- -. e. Ji ' I er ee|c .... .... , ... .„,| *j,(ri ixiii.tiir, nlth A nleae.|<, jflOal l„r. I,i,,'.|n,.l ih ' • ll • III) |.I.c. In t..w„ nliere ,..'e ■ m't a*^i a .lrlt.li ' • " i . . icl.-l, |c, I- ,k May 24t_i,%e Jay we Celetrate! IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER AND WE C A N'T I; V I: N P LAY D A I. I. Y E T THE EDENOGRAPH, ENDERBY, B.C., APRIL 5, 1905 First Year !".' EDl'NOGKAPl II M WAI Kilt .:.:•: ... , . ther side, as If he were de-- seem to be the last to suggest luclng our a itlng the question, and It re- a remedy, or to advanci lhe [culminated mains for The Edenooraph to means necessary fortheerec light[p Int oui wherein ll believe! ll n I, what they demand an .. Itli Campbell misses the mark ther shall build, a temperance ■•;■ ;• g Ing extensively In- : " ,,■;.,. ,. uld like The solution as we see It Is ■ ' MORE WAR AND BAR When tic ■111 c I No N i enderby * An :. II n "' . :•■ : .' || n why fhu! one : a privilege that an i ta} It I .. ' .... that a oar is n„ ■ ntlal I a !. ti. tl ii . , • ■ ■. store, but experi ■ the contrary Is . :. ' ,; th ll II ;e Enderby, If a license ed to one hou ll Is I you over- I || iforfeityoui license." iy Enderby will have '.lint will be a credit the Valley The Weallierr. In' M VS Hill.Mi. p p. cbudy .02 Thirty years experience In Outfitting and Packing Goods to go Inl the camps and the interior, SILKS 1: .vill interest y u, La ii-■:. t ver our line of Ihe newest md latest shades and patterns I Dress Silks—W that are exceedingly pretty and stylish. Also a very large assortment ol the finest quale. . ; lies' and Gems' Light U: wear, and Hosiery—Exir.i quality—lor Spring and Summer Henry W. Harvey General Merchant. Enderby, B.C. The stock In thc several departments Is large, varied and new Kamloops Lumberi.j° Manufacturers oi all kinds of Rough and Finished cc : any •nl unoc. i| 1 - y to be derived from is to be ■■." • ing a m tl, usly I WIVnII I IGNORANCE With The Owl P 28 sunny •I 55 29 " \ Lumb umoer mmunii) re is just a bit of ss. As Macaulay put "WlihWtldman's . ,-ummed up ■ man ana ilu ■ /cu If you . ■ . .bus ' laced morality have any olher betterment oi the communltj In purpose so much as in practice minds what the com sir plan were carried out. man's meat Is another men whose lives are spent h are never visited by ■'.-j come into town, and sit up straight To • and say, "It is painful lo j to spend ;so I have .1, and have : .vhatl • i.im and say •hodoxy. but ll isn't Chnsi use! rid. but • •: ' ■ ■• ralltj • 13 52 30 sunny i.i 56 30 cloudy 15 52 30 ■ 57 32 !.' 53 •10 63 34 19 S3 35 20 SI 35 rainy 21 5>1 27 .:.: 23 59 51 . 50 31 unnj 60 30 .'.' 60 34 26 45 25 • 53 29 sunny 52 32 cloudy 31 I 03 Shoes Located In old bill.) J. A. Taylor Enderby FOR SALE That very desirable as Tha Eden llcuae. adjoining lhe town i Endetby. ettib. a . 18 acres under ailtiva' ing orchard Ha Ihl prite winning fmil of British Columbia. nt, go- i well. bam. this is an etcellenl improved i minute; the wagon road. For terms apply on the premises, or address WM. ELSON. Endetby. B C, For Sale! SHINGLES. LATHES. DIMENSION TIMBERS. Etc Mills at Kamloops. Annls and Enderby Capacity 25.000.000 feet if Lumber and 30.000,000 Shingles yearly. Terms on application. Address— •Ar KAMLOOPS LUMIIKR CO, I I'D i ...;..■ - n C Has it got you? Don't suffer. La Grippe can be broken up in a hours II you go after It right. All th: recognized grippe preparations in stock. Remember, friends, I conduct the only all-drug business in the Valley: the best ol Ing, and plenty of it Waterh this i\ - RD D.mHi. Masonic building • K.. DUrnSi Bums' Toilet Luaurtet Can'l find anything belief That is ihe opinion ol men who are expert (run growers and have gone over this tract ot land, It is right In the town; v. tew minutes' walk Irom the Postollice Land is continually raising In value We have sold a number ol these blocks, but have a few choice building sites left. You won't fl.td lots ot better value. The town will continue to progress, it has only fairly started. Properly will continue to increase in value, building lots will never be less valuable than they are today. Your best opportunity Is NOW. Price of Lou, C 1 A _<, C 7f\ Henry W. Harvey, Agent. ***** * ^ e (ar trull»; Kelowna's Lakeview Arm '« i: :•- :,' ' I Okanagan lake ■th "Jim" Bseves to greet you as host. It ake your stay in na most enjoy The aceommo JAS. BOWES. Proprietor. -nplete A.thout being lavish—that is Jim's characteristic [a your health Insured . in,- . well, *iii r you Get It of WALTER I .TRUESDALE KwHtfey Enderby The Homeland ■' h and attractlvi quick Write Give II TT 7 *~ .tal fonts : type, and are now ..... ,.,..-_.. . .... work with the best of them Color work a specialty sell anything quickly, a big poster will i There is msney In i' tor ill Dales and Dodgers. Posters and all Big Bill printing promptly la The returns afz I, Enierby ?> First Ykar THE EDENOGRAPH. ENDERBY. B.C., APRIL 5, 1905 '^Methodist Church' SERVICES; Divine Services every Sunday at 7 ,10 \>. in. , Sunday School and Bible Class, „ 30 p. in. Pruyer Meeting. - • Tuesday, Q p.m. A hearty wale n u for all. A. !•:. ROBERTS, Pastor Rei.idciK-fl Cliff St.. next the Church. A Dream of Gold— And What Came of It By MAKY H. CUATES. YY nuoner tho Iwtlor lliat'i all iliti. Ik tn it. Novum bur in il|(lit, i im work, im |iit> iliri im, mil «van a atl)fii "f niliir liavu 1 i-vur ft mini uU lliiit H.iu.i." .Him Khiff Imiketl BoroM Uia uulcii tn "I'ri/i1 Iter" clitiiii. wlileh, In llin wnkr ot Hip latwl gulil atnr»|MKlo •■*• htnl huntll.-i Htnktit; nml It. which, nt Mr. liii-it- nml |in* n.itui*• uxclt-llioilt, ho liii.i <>• ■ -III IiIm fninllj "*l'n/f lt;ir!' W irlit I" Im--' mtnif«l ii '1'ii/i' lltiiiiliujr,"1 In' unit it'tttl fr hU r«'iu mi ti luy .Mtur t'linlr .Inn, nml .iiiM'nii> tiuwwl ItlU of iwlifi mi I llr * - n<i'* iln> ramp Art* a- hr -.1111111' i n|i iin'it n in-.n •'li.i.'i fifi, tlf.ir." wtlil hU ivlfo, i.li.ij-.niL' lil« .l'.v,i,ci-i I ..:.. dn rflfl catUP (i >■<< lilt* h'ltl wlirrf -In- hicl l n |.nti.ii-.* th.' HillilnMi i'* nlueii -Tlilntp • >s ii 'i ivnllj <»' an tail aa the) .ii'i- ■ ' ■'( nulilti i I.- tt. i i'. ,,*mlt iit'iiilt ffunv, hum -.. >■■■'. ami I'w ruallvtl auiutin it" >■■•> > ii a i,,u- *•»* iwtna ■•f iIk-ih t.-iiit •<•<! n ruiittabttul Nn, couMii'l Im> wurw." "ii. yea, ilit*> >i<l Imt iln Mi \utir |i||m nnil i »nw i 'I ll'a ilark ii"«. Imt )tiu kmiw II '■' «• ■" *ii lb« miiniliitf whu kmiwa? alwp nftw hal|ia ihr hraln tu nth* knntt) prtibltn.-." ii.. (taiiiM of it' up fitfully, tfl.ti'L* i liifVt* t" the ttiinhi ■limtttw. nittt nlt't»«. Hi*r<* rallml, in Im/ tho fir buughi ipreail daop ovar tin* I tent Hour, tin* rainenihr«ncfl of tlialr iini'ftra'.in^ attuntlun faded from Mra.; Ktng'i mind. Tha llnd body f id rt'Nt, nnil tin* Hfiiry brain with arum lulled t<> sleep] but the dream-mind tliiii"! tm, here nml thare, wearing mountain, foroat ami eamptlro inin n daadalnua nel mirki whleh if rni In ally narruwedi thruttgli the dream' file in ble, t<> ilmd dlatlnctnuai und tha ini.ttnlik'lit on tin* Htrcii'litm* flrtupa,| tin* hulltiw blaektmaa beneath and Ilu* iflimiiiK' ennk I mon tin' n giiiillt tnlli'.v. u dnrk raw nml down in It* dentin glittered oryaUla Kiutmlua what? The in Ik-Mih•» ■ t ilium pierced hai''■.•«»• \\ ith n -mrt iiit? awoke and hw Ui» morning aun alilnlng ilraljflil Into tin* ten) through u tiny upeulng in the folda of iht* Hy. "Weill What » dream of gold o »»»' and «tn«u ut iii.nn- Imt eiiindiiiiv. Il mint rer- lalnly portend good lurk imt (rom earth or »ky whleh, I wonder Utat*a tin* point, (i. for » dream book! M\ klngtlom for n dream broke!" ihe aald under her breaih( then louden "Jim are you theref "Vrt, .ii..i iirt'nkfnet «. nearly ready. Vuti were nil «li*t*piug iti loumlly I thought t wouldu't dlaturb you j but ll*a late enougha" "\\«''U in* there in n ta** mlnutw fume, rtiilitrtoi. !ci.-..f.i-t u n • ■■ I lot", n't (to* ■ '*■■ imi'll gomlf1 nnd tin- quletneu of thr tent vom nt no' end drownwl m tin* ■ !-»i»«■ "'• ' •■' ' Ing chatter. MIlreakfaatIM enlltil » eltfcry vtdet* BRaln, mid thvy trooped nut After] .til hnd been Barred, Mr* Knur went' tit ilu* 'it. nnd Itfgnu marking In ti.. coal aahee with n long itkk ''Jim, U Uiere a «> ■ ■ anywhere] iti-.ir tin runa nloii'. ***** High momt I iniiii on thi* aide, mid ormtered tli' trr-ft* un thit ridtfi', mid »opr here a . ■. .i * i- i nf roeka ihni <II|ni Into the rhn|wrrnl Mum**" Hhe UhM rale I vtlili lhe rltftit Itnml aud uith the left carefully held her blue calico ekirt Imi k from i|.r fire. How niii Uif morning «»s nm a touch of wind anywhere! Mra. King lifted her eyei to the icenlo iplcndor of her itirruundlnga. On every bortler were the m lalm In the quivering hftie of 'kiinahitie. unfuldlng In ever changing lints nnd ihadowy light*. Peak beyond peak, ai f»r «* the eye eouhl reach, the) roie. grand, Mill, uiiij,-ii.' anil nnlamed, iKpnwlvi uf ."•i "dllnde. "Stir' Siir! Stir!" ".titl tt noil) blue* Jay, and ihe mr I in her work, The children were happ) when camping nnd to ihem lhe day paned quickly with iel I l k- and excunloni up and down Ihe n ntalnildi ft«rnuta. mowee and llchcnii and In untiring, neter*dl uraged*carchek f-t "Oukl" And a family of Inqulattln j<>. n ■>*' rteelvc Inatruottona In the »ri ol i"- harlor, for which nil lhe lahh icrana were carefully hoarded in ill klndi of ■eoret plaeea, and doted oul according to the merit! rnrm'd at ent'h perform* i nee (Uowh iht rlvfd noon blue nf the mountalni rhangwl to btue*gray of ...i tnd deej ! lo purple, making them fteem nearer and clearer then In the morning: and aa theihadnwa gathered near, n Utile bird trilled a timid, eweet reaper h>mn. "t't.iiif, inniuiim. I»n'l li time to cook lupnerf* The children brought In dry limb* and conea for the nlght*a fire. "There he corneal l'«|w'k coming, t'hihirrii wn\e your haodalH The hnriemnn e«mlltg up theirrade doubled up hU pnlm> nnd lent I bhrill win.ite echoing along ihe ridga '■Hi-re.elnMreii.givr Uagaguodaup |ier. She'* tired," he mid. nfirr un< latldliug lhe mare. Thru he i t,<l watet in a ttakin. pleked up ., bit uf map nml hrgAti liihering hli ham!. rigorously- "Wrty. aren't theyT* with provoking cootntM, "Yea, bui, Jim whM ?" Intirro- gated hid wife. "OJ.,1 found tl arejuit where you mill I would] hut care, claim, and all nre owned by it mini nrer in Ashland. I went orerand found lhe fellow rum n Utile coffee houie ihere anil didn't value your eave very highly, Raid lie dldn'l propose t-> risk anything on inch -t nlcnlc Imi I en uld work ft •halters,'*' King ran on with remark* "Vea, of course] but what *!»•?" »lte Instated hurriedly, "Well," he continued with a lantal* i/iiit- drawl, "Il i»a rein nf quart* that i mm down the porphyry ami the gold " "I'.rk.i gold! nidn'l I t,-:i you? 1 knew -i i knew Itl Now you'll he- Hftf in dreams!" »ha almost screamed in hrr (Inn belief "Ik n't in iranl lo ice i nugget?" ind he banded her a yellow Beltefleur "Jim King' IIow could you do auch tt thing?" mid on hrr fat'e chagrin and perpleilt) struggled for aupremacy "Aren't tou ashamed loplay sucha tahatilot iricfc?" kite lUAIi.itfei! lo kilt. "Well nn V er. you were so bound and determined I al hi find ■ nugget that I w.itttfrnhl lo come back wnli.iiit one; ami ttV the best I could do," an amu«ed light ilatit-ltig in hN •tea, "Uee. And whai else P "I met Sam Adams un the way lb pm me on lhe track uf a job a* fori man on a ranch thtwn below, So 1 wmi mrer ami mn ihr owner) ami de ■'■'..' to ,' ,im!-h I'ft/t r.iii (■ i farm life nnd good paj M> time begins to*morrow, and wr'll Iwglit packing the '!!•' ihlng In the morning Bo, Kmll), c\r« If your wonderful dream lldn'i bring m (lie gold you expected, It broiighl kMttlrthlltg whleh I hope will Ite worih far tint re to tit," |'«t i le U-nthly If "Made in Canada" is a good motto for Canada, then "Made in Enderby" should be a good motto for Enderby. Moffet's Best Beats ihem all. Strong, uniform and While; made In Enderby from strictly HARD wheat, THe Columbia Flouring Mills Co., Ltd. Enderby. cnitiplire dared ilnl, a .i. high •f iht- i re In die liolr plumed t»p_ aaa \*\ ibe warn ••of |e»»ly, "llealh graa,** he noew~r«d. ear« •i *- Truly r th* eagerly, yet doubtfully **t crlalnly. Yon i.,,. on i«,i. t (war canyon quite correctly li ts •• t '■* y I thnt peak whrrr jniU MC * brttken tree etainbug aloae Wh), whet u| "Ju»i thu I taw ti tu to) dream bull night) ami I'm going tt* ask yuu to go "ter there ate! ItMitt fttr a eate A subscription today is w.r.h two ami JUi-der The OKve Tree I Cl, r llw lllll.l.-l I Hce' Ullalll- l.|l|<<ll fraitl-eillee. lice. l|e|le| ll|l t|-e|l| next wwk. Gel a mon«v order. "II, >.., I ItllclW," ae,|lrl|H.leC.' lev, rrflllll "t'l.l, |e.e|.l. I^Wlcrl (cee,.,.rl. II. A .rtlfl rl-lll., 'lltl Wa.alll.tte. altlet, and t.n|c|.ee rtrr alter,'' rtivfltiitir celT ■all 1. Ill, liletfi'l. allel . " lice.- Ill * half. lrlllp-1 lair fMlu a |«.|.ul*r Hiliilhar W.-II. JM 11 Has" Mr*.era* He. ll, c Itl "1 ll . V ce. t In furl. im. ce. le, f It rlr'» «>r ihan." >.- .. - ce l'-«feP il,"• a.enl>t,llll 1, ...till ..' •So, 1 mil. , ll.«r'ea He. a».r II, Ilea. eanfoB. tU.ej acclttr iM-elr , a.lfref" a, hr |M„iiy.t l •vr.cn.1 r«|i f .. I.ic... ,1 Shepiwra, on lotwe plants, fruit irnra etc.. and Mr. Theo. A, Wlanki on dairy aubjeeta. D. MATtitso',. Pret. W. P. HottsLttv. See, i T^tiK r^pili. Spring ■ 1 held at Enderby. Saturday, Aptll 8. Armr.ite.itg, Monday, April 10, tnd Mara. Tueaday, April II. The speaker, will be Majar James «•"• •" «>;» im"te WaraeiwJ r..»w boiler -.ii frrah e-eal, "llul, Jim? If I u» the .allrj. tor. ic.lly In my »lr**m. «.hy ittciM m.1 I ... Ihr «><« «a.rrv.llj. „».?" ea||» penkted "I a.-i..| l» lie. .allrje, let In lhe • Ce lerirr' I alt'l r«,.Uila II I'.-...- flt.lt Morphea lank >••'. ta hi, «t—t- ■ ,»i ncehi ami e.t,.i. ,-.-, «,,. i.... ..... a.r. mat ....-Ir. .-■..,. .(-.Il thai a-aar Ihr a|cta-aramr ,.f feralit.," llr |,lr«rcclr.| a alear ami prMf«.unel)y il. irlv.lr.1 , ,„cccl..cam r "\rr> |..aet*i.l,». Ha, y..« pnariUj rvtnrmhrr. inn, thai M-.i(4c.... I, a lf.iar.lian of .Irram.. ami fa*hi..h, them aa lh- |ndl .|r,ire n„,., ■„ .- i-i.en ,.. «a H.nrly I ha.r fa>»f In their ilfhl" "Mill. Kmlly, I ihmh yoor .Irram •J •• .hxatah rt,- c- .*• rfa.a. ... .ha elt»a.cc|-»l,c. Hate an-.ll.er tip »f .■■Ifre .1..." "Mn thanhi. ,\mt >"« harelh'l "J Ic. tahr i„) celie I t...,n ,l,ai ,a.e. Von air f.ei.ctf ccarr lo Ural ca..)..tc |.-.l«> to ilia; for eachl in a rate jr..., will Ami Ihere. Ih>. |.lra.r. ./I.e Ihta ..ne .lay', irofffe I" |elt-ate a otcl... cf mice the. ar...imt thr iai.1, ami ai.ileal he (IcmIc a tnaitag 1*1 "II. l«ha«' Hell. I le|^"«r I cce.l ihr.e'a la -lleln* ehn eahrn • w.mean " "I'll haw j...ir li.neh »a.i, lime ...... ha., .a.lllr.1 tlae < le' I" " r-in fecr |m.)m'. ,,,rle ami ehcel." Me. lef..hr In. Iti rhrerf.it l.«,lr Jim hlce eta,i,ii,.| u-. Hit ■car, ami lr.1 her up ... _• f#n,|. 1.*-, 1,1, 'tllcmr |.ail l>, Ihe ral,II. aWUteav, ,r„l ihonwired |,rl ami ,t.....l. «ii* . hand •!..» i—i How, Jin,. Inol for a t.te ' . that', thr ..earl, ami th.rr ar. «i!<l IdaeklHtry .I.cm »!■ ,«la(f ee.tf lli- l„ ,'tlh „f Iter .*»* " M.ienfay. «l,a.'l the (f.»«l Kppe*' i.,e I ihouM rtmt ii ihr lan-l'a all .i^k.el." WU hll iM.iine ah..! a. he wand a fartaell ancj rod, ikiwa the •H* With a te«|e|cj. ., reB,',rc( l.fall. Ml. Kitir a.atrl.i.1 her h.i.lnic'l ri!r a«.a. till he waa hht.1.h he the l..« ,n.ait,, house md Hardy Plants now grrewiig ,h-bb,ry iloa» the winding ^,|lerHleerr II. Ihr .littahre a .|H*H |,i|rt.l a aarnlrce ut, "Jim'a e.lir lhat far all-rad)," .hr .ai.l, tcect ,hr reciM ,ot .rr «hal Ur <|.iail .a* Ihr |ctrl ,,,-! *!,,„,,,,,.,.! nlcd.r a llerlcrl '.f tall l,.crHal*me>. ami lh. rcl.r |*si ■*. without ir-r . uhir.' Ihl Lit lhal led dlmtl) a«ay fr..m tt*,» rinna A strong constitution, means a healthy mind and good work—and good work means advancement To have a strong constitution one must have the besl meats, and that's what you will find ai lhe new brick block. Always Iresh. juicy and tender. Geo. R. Sharpe I MX Kill HENRY'S NURSERIES OREBNI New Crop now in Stock ol Home Crown and Imported Garden, Field and Flower Seeds, al Wholesale and Retail. rriamenlal Iter- Rle-d:der',dt-ns !< -s. Gleen iriu in our Nurseri-st, For Spring Planting 13 Elilefn pi " r lea- Cul Flow rrs lltd Floral Designs. Bee Supplies Calaloeue Free M. J 1010 Wr.lrr.in.lr. Road Ferliliters, HENRY. Verxouver t.C. If you would have friends, be one. Am I right or wrong f A man betier be dead to lite than dead to reason and love. A man or a community might better be full of nonsense than unfinished business. As tell try to legislate people Into the kingdom of Cod. as lo legislate sobriety into ihem. A man Is made out of poor timber who cannot speak a word (or the C;d he acknowledges. Truth Is simplicity Itself: because It Is so simple Ignorant people think It Is not to be believed. But wise men sland In awe of It. Be very careful ol your thaughis. Ihey are living things. Let ihem not be of evil and discord, for they will attract lo your llle just whal they are. Bless you I Why, beloved; women are as a rule thrice more thrifty Ihan men, If you want n thing well done and cant do It yourself, get a woman to do It. There Is as much of Cod in our fellowmen as we will find in heaven. Dsnt mlsunJersian. me: If we can't find Him in our fellows here we will nol find Him In our fellows there. The secret ol all success Is—"seek firsi lhe kingdom of Cod" i good i. We have read all the great men on the question, from Solomon up, and each starts (rom the same chalk line. It is every man's duty to spread out, Make the world belter by making lhe mcs". ol himself and his opportunities to brighten the life ol somebody else: not in seliish love, bui just because—because It's right It may not be good orthodoxy, but it seems io be good seme, io (Ind the image ol God In Honest Bill Llicjcans as much as In the Rt Rev Dal- cassle de Canterbury. D. D. Ph D. Ph B. Bp. or anything else. We might spend a great *hilc In telling God what we think H; ought to do. but I think He is pretty veil posted on the affairs of life generally, and It seems to me that He knows better than I can what Is best to be d ne Life does not consist of simply eat. sleep, work 1 ave a good lime That is only onr The ether side—the belter side—Is thought life In ll we can rise above ihe petty jealousies that pester a man and make life sordid and mean Today the individual man exercises a power (ar greater that at any olher stage in :hs world's history. The world wants men who can and will do things—<1 j them n I h»a i-,e he is Sold, but *i!h- out being told and because they augh: Intemperance is only one form ol sin The intemperance o! dogmatized religion is quite as bt I as any other form. These questions are personal They begin ani end in personal character. A - ed millennium is simply a holy form of dam nation—making lhe platter clean, while thc inward part is lull ol ravening andwlckedm S Enderby Hotel Furnace Heated: Electric Lighted This pioneer house Is experiencing the greatest rush of business in Its history. It Is the result ol Its popularity. The service and accommodallons are the best. Ninety-foot 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. Harness-maker and Repairer. Trunks. Valises. Etc. J. W. EVANS. ENDERBY. B. C. Garden Seed A full stock ol the standard seed gatherer's selection: flowers, vegetables, etc.: all Iresh Irom the growers. Buy early. Your attention Is called to our Grocery Department: Big stock of modern Breakfast Foods, Canned Goods fresh and of the best quality. The best Flours. Teas & Coffees on the market 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 Nursenes o( Stone & 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 BRICKS BRICKS Bricki BRICKS BRICKS The best clay in the Valley Well burnt bricks at reasonable prices Large or small qualities The Enderby Brick (lb Tile Co. irby, B C Job Printin 1 That touches thc artistic and keeps house for Economy, will be done at this office—quickly, neatly and cheaply. You do not have lo send your printing out of town. Anything thai can be done In Toronto Un ordinary commercial prim Ing i can be done right here The Edenograpr J ME EDENOGRAPH, ENDERBY, B.C., APRIL 5. 1905 First Yi;a» ■ auc--.- ■-lima ■■■—in ai n-.—mt ^ ..-u.t.-.-m j -a rt 1 . Whit tho Loral Puti Here TKey Are!! ^ the Pulpits 31^ Flnesi the \ I Is slacl ip. And ■ ■ ■ . isi k In and e tl lyllsl Enderby Trading Co., Cliff St. Enderc OldHouset MadeNeW Rev Mr Campbell took as a, Rev. Mr. Roberts occupied r his ii: ■ urse In tl I lhe Methodist byl Ian church Sunday church Sui nlng and m rnlng the words of Chtlst to pn 1 was les: St. Luke 10:21 . in this relolo house of the ll ittl ptiits are subject Lord." Ps. 122:1. This ml • i;l u rather rejoice be- one [th llfl in songs prepare.! mse ■ •■ nam are i rltti n fori iven This, he con thi, lo J ilemto most note- kei, ilmlsi ihed to prepare the minds of :. Christ. He did lhe people for the solemn ex have his ercises ol the sanctum. i -.theImport these Songs of Degree, work of God in and the means used. We learn the "i, but above this. Spirit of true worship. II i i lit spirit of holy gladness. .. for all rejoicing, and Lord requires of us... that II . ihrough vice and we should enter HI New Stationery Blank B k CarlKii i ipalei i Napkins n. i <! k Join our Circulating Library ■ . ■ , Magnall, D. NAIRN y CO.. iS CHOCOLATES rite : lu- id Stationers N ! IPES SUNDAY HOURS: J lo 4 |i. m. V .I'll • I't' ' eying thu i proven trot ■ llll I I ccelh The SherwinWiluams Paint. I -., beauty . * la ■. •• hotiK«owneri .. . ^/TinsmitKing and Copper Work v Plumbing and Tin ibllsl rnenl Inl the old Bell ck. and am n x better prepared than rk in my iinc. Am pper, tin, and sheet- i n to fur- ' piping and roofing. Expert workmanship; satisfaction guaranteed. 4f -" "' « «* - ^ r 1 i ' public wt ■ • ' are prevented by ■ • e should be glau I ge Is ours. The i lhat come to us from aiu it glad, benefts both per tnd spiritual. But the .son for gladness Is In ihe fact lhat I ■ is the House ol God ? CoJ Is. The eternal hills, the humble cottage, the .,.,■.„- :om of the ifferer. all testify A. r U L 1 U N. I>I,.,..W, a*./ I liter, I,.,U.I.V. B C rshlp and love . 1 ! ty hear ihe ■ he Eiernal forever *nh lhe K. I\ Bi'aillev, hniler'ov Hardware Minimal Fashionable 1 MATTHEWS & EVANS Mt.tal.ci, in \Vi,a. 11. Waatad urn-outs ENDERhY -r lhe marketing, Sk Everything Good for The Hungry < YOU at the only restaurant in Ritijctky. Cur a. li , Regular Meals, 25c. <Ih, UNION RESTAURANT Ctilt Si. tmr 1'KvL (tom lUlton feter Burnet 'piscatorial Repository Contnrclicnu ? t nip re Oi i A.J.Yoting Hon. oclc 811c. f net., by Ira C. Jones Contractor (S>, Builder ■ luall) ■ irlng excellent s. Often it Is sad an ir. Bui I do not like at account." rom a friend in Exclcr 1 _ ISN'T MUCH LOYALTY NS ANI' ..NtKfci SOSES IN SKNtlINO TO Dominion <& Provincial neat-SHOPS ok rHE „... u^Tr ill lhe bills, and she musl PNnPR^ ■toc* m account book loshow tNUtK_T ihe money goes, She , _ . , tureks. of as good quality must-" LO. L No. 446 AND NEARLY AS CHEAP. LET But the woman of middle agr -• MXn us stand up for enderby a goo nen o. hdd up her nand ,0 jnlerrUp, .and enderby institutions! the old bachelors, and his How -, _ _ _, ■! talk ceased. C. 0. F. No 1058 "You." said lhe roman. Abvw-(1 To l«m priming"" don I want a hired olrl Ymi .. uont rani a mrcu girt, tou Maa *M* WM^h tit twees th ««-. And with a grim smile—ihe — smile, maybe, of n widow, who .'sereof she spake—she walked a a humor. An old bach Exeter had advertised for I ol all work. A robust in of middle age answered ."tiisement The bach ■ Id her lhat her look of sli pleased him. and thin wmerate tl ■ I sun me." he sr.i BE FURNISHED BY ENDERBY B C MERCHANTS AND MANUFAC- , ellct Silverware ItOt.M-. I OR SA14 Bank of Montreal t*»ilal. Oil |MlW ue». SM.OOP.CIOO. ant.. 110,000,000 belan.. Pint.!, and l.0« k.occM. etfl.tUB H-AD Oimt. MONtatAU When you are in need of One silver pieces for lhe table, lor wedding, birthday or other anniversary presentations, you will llnd the best made a; the ARMSTRONG HARDWARE CO. \Y. J. Armslimii!, Manager. .Armsirong, B. C. Do you need Spectacles? .1 M Mclntyrt. ' : Jas. Jarrett Carpenter 8, Builder bptriencta AtlCttOAKT Alweaysready to tiki on a Salt- FOR SALE H.C. Prater, Salmon Arm, " " M A General Banking business ti ons.Klttl Savings Bank £££ W.llel.accvaK an demand without «rlay '.' » a OKANAGAN DISTRICT Receipt Booki Hal cyon Painter - ■ ,- , - ■. Letter Heads Bli. itvelopes, Shipping Tags, Invoice pes, Business Cards. Visiting Cards. Invitations—any thing lhal can be juickly done al this office. Estl mates cheerfully n every class of Book and Job Printing Halcyon Hot Springs Ariow Later. II ( .1 H LINTON lintel & lhe Dilcti.c. i.iph. Ku-fcttkBiocv ctinst. *■$ * YBAK
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Title | The Edenograph |
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Walker, H. M. |
Publisher | Enderby : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1905-04-05 |
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Notes | Title changes in chronological order: "The Edenograph" ; "The Enderby Progress and Northern Okanagan Herald |
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