./~\ ■ J ■ THE EDENOGRAPff I'.V V )UIME I, Numbkr 25. ENDERBY, B. C, NOVEMBER 2, 1904. i S2 a Year i ... .1 a, 7.928 ton, Ann»lrun,l. IvlHO tun, Vdrnaa, 4.497 ton. Kelowaa. - 3.801 ton, Oilier |h»ii I*, «lvi lull- Total. 82.761 ton. S, H. Currle wat in from Salmon Arm last Friday. Even ihe kitlent are busy at J. C. Metcalfe's new tier*. .'. Atata Hankeyla spending a isw daya In Endeiby (rent '■ - Th* patniera are busy on th* shelve* in the new quartets cf the Enderby Trading Co. Rev. Jas. Catveil. cf New Deliver. wu visiting hla parent, ai Salmon Arm tatt week, Ralph Harrop hu a portable taw - rale that will uke the eye of til* lO-year-old lumber jack. Rev. Mr, Wood* returned last week fram a trip ts Toronto, where he attended the annual missionary eon- ..■ r A meeting wu held at Salmon Arm last Saturday evening and the initial slept taken to organlt* a Literary Harry Thorium pitted through En- deibf thu morning train Sitvenon, He will spend a lew day. at the Lakeview. <-• . - A Hallow*'an Party wat given Men- day evening by Mr.. J. Dtmvoodl*. a - ■" -.. '■ ■ .: When In need ol anything in the drag tine th* paopl* ol Salmon Ami lltd a lint-diM dispenser In W. E >.:• • ... ■ - ..-■••!■ ... •, Kted R icturdton. th* crack itlt* shot et th* Province, wa. in Enderby Monday, and look advantage ol th* oppw lutity to thaw how lo mak* bud t eye*. Th* Onngemtn ol Salmon Arm will gtvt an ayalcr tupptr neat Friday tm- lag. eemmtnetng at 6 o'clock. a.«l ptiMtiitt tit* public a very enjoyable J. E. Orchard finished painting th* handtttnt Fletcher residence at Arm- atrotig hut watk, and tt now engaged' an th* cottage* being erected by th* mill company, Fit* tt the twelve callages io be erected by th* null company arc in th* hand* el th* winter.. They arc very Mat, convenient and pretty, and add greatly to lh* appearance Ol Ih* street H. W. Wright has'added a pool table lo the attraction of the Enderby hotel, and ali« a batter's d It alto intuiting a lunuce and radiator, and will have the hOUN healed from . ft Owens, el Salmon Ann. wu in Enderby thlt week, disposing ol fruit . ng. Ha has a good atOCk ol one a I tl In selling them. -'II known. - iM hare organ- ■ ■ -benefit si their d wil hold the;* - g m the church on Wednesday. Ne». ?ih at 2.30 p.m., when a constitution will be adopted and plans laid for future work. All ladles interested are requested to be present. E. T. Smith put a new truck In com- mission this week. It a heavy, table- lop wagon, made by the Chatham Wagon Co, ll has no equal in this; section lor handling heavy freight, and is a valuable acquisition to Mr. Smith's rolling stock. For handling pianos.; furniture and heavy pieces of machinery j It will be found Ic be most convenient and safe. The Ceo. Patchett Hardware Com-! pany of Armstrong hat made an assign-i ment ol all property owned by the com-1 pany. Messrs. Ceo. Patchett, Osborne, I McPherson and P, D. Vankleck are named as lhe persons forming the com-; pany. and Nov. 6th Is the date set It the first meeting cf the creditors, lobe held at the office of Bowser & Wall- bridge. Vancouver. venlng Mrs. A. 0. Rutherford. it of the Dominion Woman's Temperance Union, will deliver an address in lhe Methodist The meeting will be entirely free lo all. and It Is hoped there will be a large attendance. Mrs. Rutherford is one et the woman orators of Canada, and none should miss thla opportunity of hearing about the temperance move ment from the women's point of view. • The meeting commences at 7.30 p.m. The local Orangemen ar* looking forward to a big meeting next Friday.' when they formally open the new Lodge- room ln the Bell block. The room hat been tastefully lilted up for lh* purpos* for which il is lo be used, and will be very comfortable and convenient. The meeting on Friday will commence al 7 p.m. All Orangemen are asked lo not* thlt bet and govern themselves accordingly. Three degree* will be conferred on candidate., and many visitors are expected from Vemon and) Armstrong, tihl.'tn, ami Liquor. Thi. hubeenanunutallyli'.- " - " "' '_____ "' Th, Wtailwr. Waller E. Ttut*lale. government: obtitver al Enderby. furnishes the fol - ringrt ■ r* ■'. Ihi itmpcrature >-1 month of Oaober: Barnes and Fortune were busy Monday and Tuesday. They heard live i and enriched ihe Provincial In by $155. Friday evening l Gardom an l ■ IfourSlwash In:,.. .'. . I, Hi rtiai .Georgeand Am. lorl ng drunk and dfsorderl M reti Michael and costs, Thomas $50 and George $50 and costs, and Antolne got three months' hard labor. On Monday John Gales was arresled lor glvli I ihi Indians, ■ Tm , he pleaded guilty and and costs. :i..«sraE~.vti£. ,; ' , in ■ r . ..'..,:- " , as well as the white savage. Farmer Currant came lo town o and badly mixed things up. Everything was so lively about town he thought a celebration was on, and he celebrated. His team ran away and he was badly Injured. r Wth the Shooters i _....... j: «ig" _,!_.« _tn as. .-.-'.a.... „ —. __ i ijK ...... v..; _5S Incorporation Goes The committee having In hand the matter ol ™ town Incorporation have done their work well, and are now ready to put the matter through. They have secured the signatures ol property owners representing more than S60.000 ol the assessed valuation. This is over $20,000 more than was necessary to carry. Others representing $10,- 000 In property have expressed their readiness to sign the petition but are out of town, so the committee leel the decision Is as near unalmous as It is possible to get it. The assessed valuation ol Enderby is $80,000. and they feel that $70,000 ol the eighty Is sufficient to go ahead. There are. indeed, not more than three or four In the whole town who are opposed io the step. Therefore the committee have launched the business by giving this official notice for publication: PUBLIC NOTICE hereby given that one month after the date hereof, the undersigned and othars intend to mak* application to his His Honour Sir Henry Joly de Loth- Inlere. Lleutenant-Govemor-ln-Ceuticil at Victoria, under the Provlalont of the "Munleijalltlet' Incorporation Act," Re vised Statutes of Brltuh CJumbn and Amendtn,: Letters Patent under the Great Seal to Incorporate tin alter described lands Into a Town Municipality under the nam* of "The Corporation of th* Town sf End«iby." that Lou numbered 149 and ISO in Croup I. ol the Oaoyost Dlv- Ition oi Yal* District, a portion of 'he East half sf the North- East quarter of Section 22. a peri-n of the WeM hall el the North-Wett quarter of Section ii. a portion ot the South- West quarter ol Section 26, legal aub-divuion 12 ol Section 24. and a portion ol the South halt of th* North-Eatl quarter cf t* Section 27 In Township 18. Range 9. West of the Slith I' idlan. a portion of legal aub-divuion 9. and a portion of th* Eut half of the Scuih-Eati quarter ol Section 27 in taid Township and Range. West A the taid Sixth Meridian, mitre particularly described a. follow., Commencing at the North- Easi comer ef uld Lot ISO, thence West along the North boundary ol aaid Lot to ihe North-Wett comet Wett along th* uld Northerly boundary of uld lot. produced in all a dutance ol 9S chain,. thence S.uth a distance ol of. t- «■-• - i . ' - .- "1 • .! ,- - ; ; • 149 and ISO a dutance of 61 chains to the bank ol die Spall umcheen River, tin .ring tht Westerly tent '.-■-,-■ « • , .,,-.,,,■ - ii. H. W. Ht. •• a, P. Biuu nr, Dated this 31.1 d.y »f October. 19:4. H. W. W 'I Put on Your Skates y~K Enderby skaters can pilish the steel and get ready to clamp on. The ice is coming and the rink Mil be here to receive it And it is going to be a covered rink, electric lighted, nth band stand, dressing rooms and all ihe other things essential to comfort, convenience and goad j,. A. M. Baird has decided to build it He has \Wi ordered the lumber ani. rk n i' Mil start very short time. It *iil b- bulit on an adir..- site—close to the river Sank. Mr. Baird has pumpit. water, and all he .ill I ground like a circus tin,- so that Jack Frost will hu n making It solid from the ground Th? I g will be 130x60 sl-ping roof, ai thin, no | ^c, run into and ni rners to gr" curling rink IJOxU , :x)tM. leet. A 10-fl. dressl . ■ . . Mr. Baird believes hs I l He a.II conduct the rink runt on an aarntraote ,rgs itk. at Ihe brick yard H| ■ sKj A t- Hgj Curling Cl;! , ■ g|3 up their shr ■ ■ . . • Shoot hald at the range last Thursday and Friday, and the shooting wat In the main good. The gold button off«n elation for Ihe best shoot was won by J. C I . .core of 146. The 200 yard, i ■ alien decided not to | l* buitona to one man, the aecond on the list received the button. There was a II* for the second place between Geo. Bell and H Blurton, but when the tie waa t- .. . .: -: ..,- t '.'.. i ■, •' issued by the C ■ I wu friund lhat Mr. Bell had t. than Mr. Blurt.-«, and he ll wears the bution, The 300 yards was wen by Lieut. Roy Wheeler, and SOC yard, by G. Sharp*. Following is th* score made by each man at the various ranget: t <H 4 J. C Bl IS IM ■ - 19 \ii , J» 17 IM << ta II JU IA Ui . I * g. ■ I h Havre, 71 It 14 Th- ar'a . nw offensive both eait lie railroad, Tht' official estimate ol lh* strength ol the Japanese relnlorcementa, but corns- pendents place it at forty to sixty thousand. Union Rct.urant Open,, The large restaurant block erected by W. H. Hutchison is sufficiently completed to allow the restaurant lo be opened, and this evening the first meal will be served. Mrs. J, Wiseman has leased the building and will c. :rr the ' - : up wiih :.rge dm tng mm. SI* labia will be sprtr;:. The upper flsoi u c . ■ room, and a parlor, and II be furnish id handsomely. Mrs. Wiseman has had long eaper- tilt > aurant business, and • .-r houtt tn the Valley. Metis will be served frtm S a.m, lo 9 p.m.. and meal tickeb will be add I not to petitioned*, to uke th* -■-,: a-'. M«'l Do Samallli.-IJ ' .bin. the well knswn mining man, after a trip through th- bnnp newt of ihe 4*v«l.pment ol that ipcruon impreta-t Mr Cl.fcn tht e.ceeding ;' ■;-••• ! the N«k*l CUt* mine. • it's up ta the Co. ■ aonMhng preny won." Mr. Ciibun u .ntennewon lhe mainland. ' - building \ ,,:. t' .'>.-», -■<,) ThU to the . •-- .- a! the Pro*_ »!• '. !- H . ieet il a c m ■ America - I>„l mwm .i, Inc.. , OF INtlHI-I TO LA BOH \. I- V • a. • e,-,' - • ■ Id ,tla« a ->■ THE EDENOGRAPH. ENDERBY, B.C., NOVEMBER 2. 1904 First Year EDENOGRAPH H, M * 'li kilt iighly guard II Ind received the first prize al th'-show j Considerable as lhe gr. will ol lhe I the Royal H rl tullural Society will [ industry has been already, it Is as yet in id with gi itlsfacllon b) ry but In lit Infancy. Some ol ihe dis- ■ ■ ihi construe! itely (all i ■ ' ' • : ' rail to splendid adv lions menl for l ■. iri United Kini ind thi igh ■. ' .'.: : ■ I many ■ :' pi • 1 trity \ DON"! HI : • .' ■, Irlvlng twaj ■ ■■ trolled , . ■ ■ i nal •alih in fisheries. But It i by few that frail be i : t inin, a:,'.- Knnagan tndsom* ■ II irl i I lh ■ Inlerl < are des- I I i become I imoua throughout r th r ("ill products. Dlffl- I .,'cldental to the settlement of a . . untrj • being overcome, and trience being accumulated from lay aa to the best methods of ■ ■ ..' , We ■ lure I prophesy lhat ll ■ : myj , (hlbll I Irurl will I ihe leading and reg u the III i ry I Brll h Columbia. Rot and Rugf es NOTICE. A HfWAKD i Ing i Ihe re :«nt change In bust- by British Columbia Iruli "«-iS <»>d closing of Ihe books of tht Magnet Pharmacy, those having ac- touius there are requested to • " .ante as soon as possible. Payment: vill be received al the drug store. V.' , Our stock o( Robes are In; the Cutters are coming later. Lel us show them to you. Prices are not high, but the Robes are first quality. In Rugs we have the finest ever shown here. Don't you want several to place about the rooms to make them look cozy and comfortable ? Henry W. Harvey SNAKE IN ot R ■ C. O. F. No. 1058 ive the ■ ■ Haar.C.R. H. h ■ L.O.L No. -M6 ii knowledge Sards of Ontario and i ■ - me. H J. Buret ■ r , ■ • '• ■■ iter) ' a starts out un na in thit respect, ar ■ : Hal • . quality cyon Hot Springs Sanitarium Halcyon Hot, Springs Arrow Lake. D, C. u p Witt The O MR ROSS ' • I MR ... the [/" ■ til R iMIiniTS. . ,.-..!____:_» |CS are slrsrge ,n,rgs ■ be reasonable In all things but their politics, and In thete they beccme so bigoted and selfish that they can nevei .- ,nd live and vcte and tie simple icols In the ■ ho latten en In CsnEC'a i; is f.s bad. II -se. then In tr.fst cctntiles. I remember .'h:n I v. as a child, scarcely •alk. It used to be my sr.ee e of "si ir.nc'lrg me tplna r en a uble and r Sir Jchn A. McCcnald. I did net knew Sir John i understand what It meant. I only * u.erc ■ ; I' • ndy In sight, or a -) the head, and I Presents sp in a;?. ' ft >\i~" • , /' 1 ' ' 4 ■• ■ r ' F. Pyman Jeweler (id, Expert Watch Repairer i httn ... " hing, and he InCa ■ n lltl i besl his ; :. . least | n the I npalei ind the : are. all human • ' r,. i.igs: all are sin rs to the passions ,-Micr coaxes to milk her. The :b n Is to gel -.'thing .;ive it time iding II n -hen nerally It is ntelligently talks - pro to then n * it -.- n ■ sir it Is I kins - lies m;st We hear ],;: :' Ar-: •; i Endekuy, B C Kami oops Lumber fr rcrs of all kinds of Rough and Finished Sec Lumb umoer SHINGLES. LATHES. DIMENSION TIMBERS. Elc. Mills at Kamloops. Annls and Enderby. Capacity 25.000.000 feet of Lumber and 30.000.000 Shingles yearly. Terms on application. Address— Iht KAMLOOPS LUMBER CO.. LTD. EnJ.-rk, B. C Can't find anything better That Is ihe opinion of men who are expert fruit growers and have gone over this tract of land, ll Is right In the town: t, few minutes' walk from the Postofilce. Land is continually raising ln value. We have sold a number ol these blocks, but have a lew choice building sites left. You won't il.id lots ol better value. The town will continue to prcgrTa. it has only fairly started. Property will continue to Increase in - alue; building lots will never be less valuable Ihan they are t tday Your best opportunity I? NOW. Price of Lots, tf 1 *\ Henry W. Harvey, Agcnl, **'•*> * t-o $70 FOR SALE! ^^E One hundred acres ol first-class Fruit Land. IS minutes walk from the Post-Office at Enderby. Will be sold In one block, or cul up into smaller blocks to suit purchaser Good House on the property: outbuildings and Iruli orchard appi> ' G. ALERS-HANKEY Kelowna's This hotel Is delightfully situated, on the shore of Okanagan lake and. with "Jim "Bowes W I * to greet you as host, it Lakeview make your slay In Kelowna most enjoyable. The aceommo- JAS. BOWES, Proprietor. dailons at the Lakeview npletc Itl ;' being lavish—lhal ts Jim's characteristic an Receipt Books Letter Heads. Bill Heads. Envelopes, Shipping Tags, Invoice Envekpes. Business Cards. Visiting Cards, Invitations—anything that can be printed— juickly done at this ollice, Estl mates cheerfully furnished on every class ii Bwk and Jc Printing J The Edenotfrapl Draw cr 5 l.mlcrh, nr t.i. Brick mock, ciiit si 40 ,oo Vi- A VI,-- it ■ First Yf.ar THE EDENOGRAPH. ENDERBY. B.C.. NOVEMBER 2, 1904 S Met Wist Church SERVICES; Divine Scrvlcs every Sunday ai 7:30 p.m. Sunday-School and Bible Cltua. 2:30 p.m. Prayer Meeliiii«. - - - Tuesday. 8 p.m. A nearly w^lcoire for ail, A. E. ROBERTS, Pastor. Residence: Cliff St.. noxl lhe Church. ENGINEERING NOTES. Tho tfitKiii- *irtn(,'tli of it wet rowi is onlj urn i Irtl ii*- ■ireiitftti o( ilia rope whfi ili\y. while h m|ii" snlurntrd with itrvaw im mw|i Ii wmkn allll, A enp mil lock for |ir»|n Irra lui" li,, i In,i i.i,,1 i>> i ij r I., .t,. Davli, ol |.i..ij 1, nml ll lllh'lilltll lo |irtni'iil lhe taw nf hlmlra at wa, iayi ilu- Kit- III r, A Uermnn method "f iitniotlns large bnliuica wheeta for hlffh j»*ri- Ithernl Btteriti eoniliti in making Iht rim ii\ wlniling a reotanjrii nr uotlon si,,. wlra on n Bail Iron *\»h*\. \ rafl <>f reiuntkable *l/«* wat* itartnl down thr MUiIwIppI river fnoii Stillwater, Minn for i*t I .t mi In, Mo, The rtift li _5« feel will**. TU feet lonir, eottmlnnl D,00(MW) feet "f Intiiltir i nl hna liwiHw, on Itl .leek fl" car It'itt'. ttf -liinuitK Tlif ei-yliiH r In eharge nf lhe Ini- prim ■■ . - ■ nl the \ >• lu.VituiH) pnrk ,1,-ni.. •hat Ihe gryttein in apprnaph- f.i'i i|, ■ in,! in I I'n ■ i nr ami wan w ■■ \ roplwl thr. n •!,ni, iht* t'nit.,' rttatet, h lentln ♦•• ereate an Imprrwl n thai the Velitmntone won- it r riant I ,i» far .i» reganl* the hot tprtnjra ami genent, U praetlcall> a itiinir of the pail. In a paper on "Kly Wheel K\. i> r.i.ii." read before ilie Vmerlcan \ . i f,.r tin Vilraneenienl "f m Ye Pessimist. Nothing to do but work, Nothing to eat but food, Nothing to wear but clothes To keep one (rom going nude. Nothing to breathe but air— Quick as a flash 'tis gone; Nowhere to (all but oft, Nowhere to stand but on. Nothing to comb but hair, . Nowhere to sleep but In bed, Nothing to weep but tears, Nothing to bury but dead. Nothing to sing but songs; Ah, well, alas! alack! Nowhere to go but out, Nowhere to come but back. Nothing to see but sights, Nothing to quench but thirst, Nothing to have but what we've got: Thus thro' llle we are cursed. Nothing to strike but a gait: Everything moves that goes. Nothing at all but common sense Can ever withstand these woes. A Quick Breakfast Tlie l.rirral tliii. Imll lu tiic Unlt.il, Rt.te. I. bi'iiiK iTi'i'ii'il In I'liitniliiliilila on ilia rimf uf thr Kourlli .iri'el rn.! ..i ilir bour.F, Tin- l»iI: Khlt'h I. torn I fa-.'t ill itillllli'liT nml w.lxh.Gopi Hill ||, ll. l.t.-.t III till' I I M I column, i*. I fee, aliov. ltdrw.t.r, flvi I minute, I .-f-.r- ui i-ni'li <l:t) dro|i|inl . ir.i Ij *i li-.i i„ mi i ru.lili n rx.rtl) ai noon nlivrvoii ,i, «,. i i. ha - •.., . ,i 'I,.- ii an,, i. ii, ii„. Urlawar. nml ttehiiylklll rlv.n to rr-jfiitatt tiu-ir . — I'lin.ii >irn iwfor. Mlllo(, Ground at she Enderby Mills, try It At the stores, or can be 'The "long Winter evenings" have their short winter mornings, i'ii'iUi! How rushed you sometimes are for breakfast' Then Is the j time you .rani something you can cook quickly. We have It in WHEATLETS ^ffg ROASTS THAT ARE TENDER AS THEY LOOK CAN BE HAD FOR THE ASKING had at the mill office. We also make Whole Wheal and Graham brands of Breakfast Foods. Extra fine. Nine betier. Km Columbia Flouring Mills Co., Ltd. Enderby. Geo. R. Sharpe ISUIHIt, Mi ll ' \l «t< ' a". h :,i for rn« RULINGS OF THE tUUKT. The rljiht of ■ fit) *•■ ' • ' lift itttr Into a taltint Bfllrldunl, wht»r* i i l'it. |Y| nl in I., It A . il-riiiiiii" 'I wltiej tt timclt thi> infer ON THE WING. H.IWU tlMe t"-rli ..fit Im fnltiiM ||1(. wnkr of n ti,, t i , \*\ ir.i Rwoop down on rnnall Mnli itint wtn tuddrnl) dlaturbml and frightened l»> the nolle* ami iherefure f«»r the tine ment wt>rt nil ihelr truant. Thr o»ti eh ha*> lun« been Uuyhetl at fur pu» lun it hU i'- !■ nil., n in,.;, when bunted, tt l» rt.il!> fur thr wlieil ilihitf the bird enuld do 'M * lunir m,-it i» bv far the i * • ii aeen pari nf tt It* bod) |Mtni»tfe har* lliiiitl/i'* |ierfreil), with the denrrt ■and A I'lrltltil fie ii. line.if thi'Mnm^'t laplilarian frvah* tli.it lii-i'v.-r i" within tin* ".tn •>». edjre "f tHannonl experto I • now «n view ,ii the Hum* Hotel. Itl K.ii.U<r.,v.N>ol1i Afrien. The atone, Mfi Uw Jewvh-rS Wecklr. !*• In •ita|ie ami aba? Illte a pl_vn,i''* rtfif. of adnrk brown color ejf tertmlly. titeUt llr»t alarhl onaqne If vlewitl In a dtirk puwet w lh > dttlis or other Mil *•> placed lhal the m,m mjrli He* Mom* t«r>fon< fnllltnf on llw rellna* liowt-ter. onoMefl dMIttctljr the imntfe of a man fram lhe w«W np> wanL Turning lhe neUble.lwiW*nt another |tolot a womaii*» fan*, p.ittly concealed by neaty in-w^. trnd yet. amtln. no ntiothrr |tnnhiiiiif Ihe *nrfMee belnn Bppllcd to the ejre. a moonlil cloud bImI ih b • b nrij iltllnvnled. Tin' "lone trVta found in n debrli w.i-li up. nml EH' l"» Imve Iveti n-fn-'.l for ll. A Mr. HergMM. a ilehfU iruher, wm» the flthler .if the n-niflrk' nlile "tone. CAR driver- are not permitted to unokc In the iirw t» -if Aberdeen, Scot- land. W.H.HUTCHISON General Blacksmith Baiiatr at d Ri?air.r "A bolt In time will grease the line "—makes things run easier —saves wear and tear and a final break dom Anything that is made ol Iron and can be repaired will be repaired. Farm Implements, buggies & wagons a specialty, and all repairs guar anteed to stand. ENDERBY E,. H. Robinson U<t!W. IS _"! ,!'!,( Carriage T^k • rainter Graining. Glazing. Paper Hanging and Kalsomming. Hard Wood Polishing and Decorating. AH work neatly and promp.ly executed. Leave your orders wllh F, Pyn.an. Ihe EnsJetby. B. C. ,\ nolle; of itia«,int.ee Biratnat Ion ordnmaifeb) windstorm* otetoneaoi lot Ih i. tl, 1 : mea *« I*:..-, \ it Hiram e rom|tnnj (I ' v ••■1*' lh (\). 47 L II. A -*. not t« .. . ,-. bj ,, t • e tu el let or enforee an ordl- nateo neol ' linn tht 1 li 1? ol Wejr* ele» on *"'- wAfk*, la hi I trenua WI amsburn **-■ ■ IT I. II \ I ■' ni 10 make a mm 1 ion pen t . pyele ridden on the trldewalh. \ breach of prow m «f marriage Ir heM lo Samlrra vernui' ••«11 11 ^ ■ 17 I. It \, 1*1, to lie r\e«tM.I w|irn. wlthiott an\ fault on hl*> (wi- the |iru>(a*elhe hiintMnd ha* deft , • .•mr timitidy of mieh eharweirr that ffl mitiht rn.Unirer hu life ol A Mate honpiial ereAteil for porel) tfovernoHiitiii irarpoeea ttndrr the e>> eluMte ownerahlp and control nf the Mite i* he,', in Uala rentt* Knaien tt'l 1* I It \ *.:;. tn be not Iteble fur Injur) to no inmate by ■ > «if ih*- tjteriona in eharve. Tie rtifht «f a t .'enhone eumnanjr in atrinft m In * li ■ vhfcaj )• held In \V\no" leraui Central Tetephom ton* pu\ 1 Mi. 1. 1. IT I It \ HT, to in rimle tin- rifc't.t t*. ■!.• the neeeatarj K .t -t..*, u thr hiithwA> In a prttjer manner, wltnoul tt»«i tfhintf the landowner an Hppnrtmaity 10 -hi tt Ao Infant whn h«. Umcht ■ onthe lii*l»;imetit p'nn U he!>" «.i«m« Hiitier i.\ V l. 1? 1 .It v lo be under ntdlirat.Mn In ammnt fnr It* om* ami for >MrrjufAii>>t, In 111 *A.0e white In hi*> !«>«••• ••)<>ti. if ti* retelnda ihe pmthA*e The dbattna* ■nee of a e<in«e>ahee t») an IhUnt ia oplieid. tn Ittdtnek rema ripfowli 'l<*i IT I., tl \. IM, nitnoi Intr the eot<«ii!eratinii mvh>d for the ptttjr. plj *(-, p it i» toot IO hi* |«T«*e*;* •inn 01 root ltd upon arrlflm al foil ■ltd Imt Baa been diul|Mite*I l»> him while iilll a minor RAIL AND TIE. A pmjiel in oh fiP-l Oi enOneet the railwAt* nf lirevee with th«*e *>f rurltej m na to cm rtlAUMnanilh Knto|M io rail. MlbViiV fltfnrr* fteently ennipiied •thnw the mail riMiiN in Ulmouii to tie ftenrtji I Thi* t»- '- t ■ Inervnaeil thi* jear 11. Rn • • i mad eowMti 1 ol Ifni> i« Roll l' to bate bnlll ■• ■ ■ - r^r*. and 1 ■ i fn |hi in I e*meern* ail! lw n, .-t*.".| lo CO>l|a • M toeonaldcrad terj doubtf IVnnativanla r»!"r,*»d will adopt tiirk* I *leel mil* for the |- ».rt ••" • Ul ' 1 Hon ■ I • ■ aleel I .. *,,« f.,r ■ ... ' I that lhe I dimfni*heil the ttaeliie |<«iwer nf the . . I of I A special cat fnr Invalid* ia tieintf built for the *4*0n Mate tulll the irananortatlon of th*.** oho ran alTnrtl tht CI '1 whnle rAf. It eon«i«t* nf thtT-i apartmenit* wiih a eorrtdof on am atdt ttne i* for the tlch peraon. ami one of the .,■ the phtftleiat*. and the thittl for at tehdant*. t<<ihiiv Apparato* aid O frlfferaton ate protJded it nmj bt >, red fot '!»■ on any railroad In Ry« n-|»e provided it it not nenletl at home. \ enrioni ralluat leeMent oeeurrwl in tndiA latele, \Vnll« a train mu In l;»i*tAtii Mai Inn a tirritle *tnrm e«im- Ithottjlh lh»- Itfahe a a* • a . ,■ ■ • nine ami t Mill, t|n|,e. lhat tm 1 tt.i ■.(. . .. ibnul *i\ ■••/•!. ,.f roll hid . .. \ fti ....-,: ■ ., ■ ..».,». p'l'we,' aluntf the embankment, hen came fortunately it 1 no itreal dnmagv iiMiiir been Thr t-arfirr pinenn when traielint,* ne»er feeil*. If ihe dUtanee W l«n» it Mm .mi without •tnppinir in lake ■■', and at la*t arrite*. thin eahauiiietl and almn*t d>« c If enrn lir preeri *..' •.. .i h refuteu 1.. »«t t with drinhlhtf a little water and then *hepftt|* t •• r , 1 It hejtlna to Hit with ureal m»i!*ratiiin aid *leep* attain im< mefllalrU aflerwai***, If Ita ditfht Imi been 'rn pn onged* the ptireon will pnveetl In tht* manner for t* boura bebire reeutrrinf 111 te>roal mi-l* of fev.lin>r, Know this: The Leading Tonsorial Artist of the Valley, is located at Enderby. He can handle the razor with the best ot them, and he's an artist with the scissors. Schedule ol prices: Hair Cut. 25c; shave. 15c. singe. 10c: shampoo. 25c: hair tonic. 10c Pttront will kindly not* thit thit thop will not op*n tn Sunday. A. Todd, Hancock Bit,. Enttrky For Sale! Farming Land in lob ts tuit pur- diaatr. Suitable lor (run gr.wing and dairying. Apply to J. W. McCALLUM. Salmen Arm Under IK* Olive Tree T^ =*D Teach me to be kind—that's enough. Every cross *ord to the cow tells in the milk. When we live io help others *e live that others may help us. K your soul Is turning io clabber; Cod help you. A hurry up pill might help Him help ycu. Let your light so shine t through the garden i. lhat men xill see your good works «nd glorify. When we (eel that another has Injured us. lei's change our focus—the trouble may be within We pray. "Cod give us Love." and think we are going to get It without exercising whal we've already got! Physical exercise will cure more aliments than lhe apothecary, if you will use you Will in conjunction with it We all kn jw what we would do If we were the other fellow, but what are we doing now ihai we are just ourselves? If you think evil of another you are sure to get the worst of ll. for the evil that you think will as surely come to you. Fear Is a silly thing i fraid o! what ? Betier io be over bM than fearful. Nothing can harm cne but his o«n thoughts. To love and to be loveo Hn that broader sense —gives peace to the heart tight to the eye. and a digestion thai you never Get away! Get away -om that heart-breaker Self He will lead you In' all manner of moral degeneracy—and the root f all evii. Selfishness We let our hearts to hes.en when we touch the button that makes the cloud burst into sunshine, and the countenance to ->pple .1th laughter by blowing over It Mphyrs from lhe land of Love. Don i think that you can "kill time." Time is a Wise One: he dees not I it back He just feeds out the line, and lets you But I calf can handle much rope tvttl inglng itself *?ady a party m,r I ; ;aud your in dependence in f lltlci If say some thing that he likes, and il lie dc II how quokly he concludes y:; are bought" by the other - It the w:oda r men running It over with I ll .' 'he iczatii. .' tl Saul and have ll corroded iih the ru the festers of pride, the * arts of vice an I sightly buboes of passion > 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 ready to accommodate the trade. The cream o! the land on bar and table. Rates: SI and 52 per day \ Webb Wright, Prop. Winter Wear We have just placed on our shelves a large stock of Winter Clothing, such as Heavy Underwear. Coarse. Soft and White Shirts. Boots. Shoes and Wet Weather Footwear: Hats. Caps, and Mufflers. They are splendid quality and the besl makes. Call in our new block, lel us show you our new goods. J. C. Metcalfe Enderby J.E.Orchard Imitator of nati Painter and Decorator, Graining and Staining elm woods P*P&H hanging. 'B AU. WORK HIRST CLASS. TD IT I? C For Spring 1 K H&O Delivery I am now taking orders for Fruit Tree frcm the big Nurseries of 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 Enderby Brick Yard Orders taken for any quantity Plastering, chimney building, and brick & stone masonry work contracted A. M. Bairtl Enderby inish I hear lh< jndpapor '.'.' , Job Printini That touches Ihe artistic and keeps house lor E my, will be done at this ^—quickly, neatly ini cheaply. You dy not have to send your printing oul of town. Anything that can be done in TOI I Ir ordinary commercial print Ingi can be dnerigl there. The Edenograpn 1*1.,i„ H c THE EDENOGRAPH. ENDERBY, B.C. NOVEMBER 2, 190-1 First Ysar Ladies: i> y Tra g,T_i-_B- -MM j i T"_ 1 ' Wb*t tk. Loci Putor. v .n j In the rulpits JXM ClLi-a-llg V^iL/. | Decision of ,i.i i v, Iho i ut ol it are lha Issues of life." The For lhe Sick Room Drrss Making ii Ku's Opened 1 (»lay Ol.ur ; n :k :- Making Pari r, up placed It In cl ir D'c hav -.1 Dre '■' il i /ll R b ,ii thi ■:' We aim I supply any article kept In city stores, in the way of Sick Room or other necessaries, and al prices which will make ily way lo do ihis is io let Christ in io 't to your advantage to buy of your home dealer. Below will be M"ih. In Iht heart auJ life ■ . ■ Enderby Trading Co., lift St. Enderby ,.■_•._.., ___:-.__■ sari an It Pays always lo »et liv.' Ix'st surely It Is true ■ ■ .-,!■ ,\ '. Ir I excel. many an Church, Sunday Mi Mai b<- In Christ ho : . , - ,■ ■ !J thing* ar* passed away. ill ihmgs are become new" III It* said, lhal ' ' . his personal Savlum ii ■• In, all things do In I Sin I . betwixt nan and God. and shuts oul inessof liberty an! but by submission to rll l - :••■.•.in** clear, and is a Thing thai van • before and jagerly -ne dislatelul Ihti a nobler desire. The Bible • er under load b-r • ivainea a basuin found a list - Fountain Syringes Combination Syringes Enemi Syringes Glass Syringes Hoi Water Bags Atomizers Bed Pans Fever Thermometers Nipple Shields Brest Pumps Pure Absorbent Cotton Antiseptic Gauze Cotton Bandages Rubber Bandages Suspensory Bandages Strengthening Plasters Blister Plasters Mustard Plasters Medicine Droppers Sick Feeders We are always pleased to show and explain the use of these D NAIRN & CO Druggists and Stationers aj. 11 i a.a.-vi -a V VJV„ |iNpE|,By B c l"or Fruit Lands, Properly call and se aim Lands and Town WALTER E. TRUESDALE, endekby. b. c. A«.nl l.i— Th. Colonial Itiveitmet H ■ The Biwsh America Aaaur.ne. Co.. .11 ■ and Globe liisaian,re Co- ol London, Ettg,. ■ Th. " '.he kitchen t-make wllll"«"o t«H their b" little. It is easy to atep (r and the cookery better and 51nl(.,, Mli mrm .„y, ^, Hi. Ceiileiktaliaii Lile Awiuian.'-- Tti. Ont.ru AoiHiieM In.uiai --. Co.. of Toronio ■ ;red. We have a blaj lln , Ipes. ^incs and s. . K. Bradley, Lncrrbv I I a I'd waif Mt'ivhanl TINSMITH & PLUMBER iced < A. Fulton, LIVERY RIGS n doing an MATTHEWS fi. EVANS - and feed business ENDERBY ■ iinetlmes. ■ d: does tin i ihe hesti conversion> Yea; but by ccn- ■• ■ , - ■ •r patafsn. «vii •ighi,- and datiraa. and mai lit the r* armor of titi ar* may be . 1 - a, • a-Wg. Of the and it t!. ih, Bibij, 8tbi ■ ritful at ea-«=!. SPECIAL ir onlv S'l'IO A SNAP—4 lots. 60x120. In the centre of Price C. J. B's Cure Constipation 25 cents R. R. Burns. Price 25 cents Masonic Building Burns' Toilet Luxuries Al uminum w are u R nion e&aurant I'.ndeiliy's Popular Sin nt-order House Ma- J Wiaeman Proprietrei «« :." jkttd the ir;end '. ■ , , picture sf God, b*v*i< .- > "plied th* faithful ,-• ■ ,-•■-, clean I lumtei an utifr Itti Meals ",5am II. ,lii.,.e ill. Gill 5 9 pm Pri for Ladles ■ • • sing, excellent s :rs Meal Tickets. oi a .iiM-vri'i COKhttt reuted him «ll wiih mu.tatd and era ,nd |udici«u: Till". MAKKK Lumbermen .mi Pi I J,.,i \V„i a Liul*. Id a j fli 'jg; ■ II .... • ■ This Is the finest material in the » - king utensils, it makes ihem so light, so serviceable and always so btigi. First cost Is some greater than agate rare, but there is M i Haw Om to ke,.« no comparison in lhe service rendered. Pretty Table Pieces: •us*!** M«ra»»m.n ^ and PePr*r Shakers- Suiar ^^ sP°°n Holders. Milk *« w> ' - aril*, charged Pitchers, etc. Also everything to cook in Call and see them. - •rciiuilji baling h»» ■ .-, . . .. . _ _ W. J. Armsirong. Manager, ArmArong. B. C. aid lh* magutrale ".ledge, hat ycu own a parent ol a . slier fe:>- like da! ar c\A of mm*?" Wtih great veheineiicc.andggtliijt'red In th* lac* Would U ? ■ : sti l know mat!' ■ ' ■ '■ ■ • COLUMBIAN METHODIST COLI EGE Royal Gife A li.M.I.. I>i.,r,,(i„r <i/a lint that I I ehu .a..",.' a- lb; -' - M*M*ir< Bui.aiisi IKNKVS NUKM.KII.S ialr • ' 1 tru • • AV. ■ ■ - :- I •.'■; It ■ ■ ■- Medicine. Englnei ■ in 1,1th 1 • Unl im .nd Mason Risen Plan s F:r Fal Hauling Hotm Grcwti Like a life Insurance policy providing for the payment of from $1,000 to $100,000 to your wife if you die within 20 years, and that if you live 20 years guarantees more to you in cash ihan you have paid on it? Your answer Is very likely to be. "Yes. bui a can't be done." On receipt of your name. age. and address, we will prove lo you lhal It can. The Assets of TV* Mutual Life of Canada of $7,000,000 will convince you Win. J. Twiss, Vancouver Jardinieres You will ti- riany pretty, ornamental and useful ihlnr for the parlor, silling room, dining ■tt. new in slock. A beautiful se- II n of Jardinieres—just the thing to be given as a present to Ihe wife—or a friend. See ihem io wish ysu is remember lhat we have the agency lor sen Pianos. Terms and prices on application Jas. C. English. urntuc.iffst%n*i«-by i- • ■ • • .,- • ■ • ■ it ■ f Ei IRGE H l VWE8 E*J«th .- Buy Direct ,md Stve Agent's Commis«ion MIO as...-., . |, .., \ ,,- „„... FOR SALE ii- your health Insured 1 ; ■ fol WAI.I I K tntfr.y •ell. will - I I Kl IMi.a.1.1. Loggers, Here! We ! ing up I A harness ever hanile 1 by us Just the thing for hauling In the ivoodl Y , ml break anything abDu". ihem: rein . ;uint Let us show ihem \i yau. . Wm. Hancock. Enderby ■ ii lid like to have in the prtntlm; 'isn at this office.
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Title | The Edenograph |
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Walker, H. M. |
Publisher | Enderby : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1904-11-02 |
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Enderby (B.C.) Enderby |
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Language | English |
Notes | Title changes in chronological order: "The Edenograph" ; "The Enderby Progress and Northern Okanagan Herald |
Identifier | Edenograph_1904_11_02 |
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Date Available | 2017-05-10 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0353309 |
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