IxpWHS . , ,.vl-.l y MAV151906 £ \\ VOLUME II. NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1906. NUMBER 12. Bush Fires. To sny that North Vancouver is a warm place is putting it mildl) these days. Owing to the ex ceptionally dry weather forest fires here have been raging in dangerous proximity tu the town of hue. Sunday afternoon the brigade was called out to protect dwellings on Larson road that lay in the path ol the lire, and since then the fire lias spread to the four Comers "I the townsite, Wednesday afternoon tlie fire-fighters again re sponded to the alarm, tlie fire being this time on Ninth street, and dangerously near several dwellings. At the same time, the llaines were crawling upon the house of Mrs. Newman, at the corner of Fifteenth street and Wulffshon avenue, and lor a time looked as if it might gel the better oi the fighters, burning so fiercely as to make all wiijiin a radius of 75 feet uninhabitabii'. A light westerly breeze lamied the llnincs, until the roar could be beard lor a considerable distance. Strenuous as was the battle ol the fire-fighters, they finally succeeded in staying the progress of the lire, and ere nightfall, they wended their way home thonnghl) worn out. .' 'Ugh an i (ateui organization, great credit • * dm the boys in the manner iii which they set about their work, and with a slickatitivencss that quickly brought ils reward. Along the 1 t-o valley thc lire ,, king lei liuiosi supreme. Liii^e ■ /1, that hero sti* tl lor aye, m '*■ crumbled to .. lies, a prey to the di vouring uleVients. Everything within ihe swarthofthe devouring element quickly yielded, and not until l'lome's camp and McNair's saw mill w. re reach •.tele the llamcs checked, eating linn way in every direction until ihe mill mis reached, nnd here Old IV,k seemed to attain the climax <u his fury. For .1 time Tuesdaj afternoon there seemed to bt: a nmi ol fire deluging th mi it but the dauntless persistcui j ol the noble defenders fin.ill; 11 11 <|iiei. il. A n pit tentative "I Til l'.'.i'i<i'-s visited the camps on Wednesday * vening aud passed a g„no, ol weary, Binoke-sick men, still striving with indoniitabli courage to site the mill, lumbei and camps. Monday noon they began lighting the flames, and Wednesday evening saw them as zealous as before, the sleepless nights iind intense heat never [01 a moment causing relaxation. The loss to the camps cannot In estimated at visiting time, but wi learn that there were about si* thousand cords oi shingle b<>li* imperriled by the lire, but il is tun thought thnl these were all burned. ■voods, to say nothing of the 1 imber that is daily shipped down in the Hume from the saw mill in the valley. This mill has a capacity of over twenty-live thousand leet of lumber per diem, which is transported to Moodyville, n distance of four ninl 11 hall miles in a iluinc, thence loaded on scows and towed tn Vancouver. Now that the exterior portion of the land has been shorn ol its mantle, we must needs turn to the interior, as it were. Cultivation is Inst billowing on the heels oi the woodman, and it is safe to predict, at no future date, that land will teem with rich vegetation, Already settlers are squatting here and there and everywhere, clearing small patches and living off their production, From Nortli Vancouver there is an excellent eight- foot plank road leading into the camps, affording transportation facilities that cannot he surpassed for waggoning, For a more delightful wall; or bike ride, among tlie tall Iir nud cedar trees that skirt the trail, one could not wish, the steady natural incline going making the path an excellent coasting road for the return journey. Land in this rich belt is very rapidly increasing in value along with the demand, one hundred dollars being asked per acre. For small holdings this meets the heart's desire, and ns soon as a luitl';;'' spans the Second narrows, we may expect to see Lynn valley rival many ol the older settlements. Three miles further 1111 from the saw mill is the intake for the North Vancouver waterworks, at a good elevation, the water here being considered the very best, creek wends its way j*!i tbe valley, ami many other smaller streams inteisect different points, all joining the larger stream ui its rush for lhe sen. Whal better prospects, then, could tins imbitious citv want than tin- op in- ni- up in ibe inui future ot such valuable ranching lands? their seventh canon, on the subject of bowing before the altar: "We heartily commend it to nil good ami well-affected people, that they be ready to tender to the Lord theirreverenceandobeisance, bnth at their coming in and going out '*1 church, according to the most ancient custom of the primitive Church in the purest times." They also say "In the practice tn omission of this rite, we desire that the rule of charity, prescribed by the apostle, may be observed, which is: that they which use this rite despise not those who use it not, and they who use it not, condemn not those who use it." B. Hansen, E. J. Hendry, A. C. McDonald, M, Edwsrd Sim and wile, 1 lurry Evans, S. H. Arnold, C. Hengham, Alex. McNair, Miss McNair, Miss Hendry, J. A. Hendry, J, 0, Benwell, Church Notices. ANDREWS I'KI SIIVTKRMN CHURCH, SIXTH SWEET. Court of Revision. The court of revision met on Monday last, the reeve and councillors being present. About twenty-five appeals were lodged, but only a lew appeared at the court, J. Edward Bird appeared lur Mr. Schlumberger, regarding district lots 025 and bib. The assessment of bib was sustained, but that of (125 was reduced to S15 an acre. Mr. Gintzburger appealed for Baron H. de Silans, regarding block 33, district lot 550. The court reduced the assessment to sti 00, for inside lots and S2110 for comers. 1). G, Marshall appeared for tlie Nor'.li Vancouver Land and Improvement Company, regarding dislriel lot 544. The assessment wus reduced to $200 an acre. Mr. Marshall also appeared for the owners of several sections, west of the Capilano. The assessment nf 555, 550 and 7(12 were sustained, lhe assessment ol 237 and 775 was reduced to J?too an acre, and a part of 554 to .saSn an acre. All th: other' assessments, made by Assessor Philip, were sustained, The assessed value ol the district now stands as Allows: License Board. A meeting for the purpose of ascertaining public opinion re the granting of 11 hotel license, was held in tbe municipal hall, on Friday afternoon, by the piembers of the license board, namely; Messrs. Kealy, reeve; J. C. Keith, ami W, 1). Wickendon, Councillors Allen, and Morden. Besides tin missioners present there was also a contingent representative ol those opposed to a license, J. E, Bird represented the applicant, Mr. Wm. Reda, who proposes to erect a $10,000 hotel, besides other substantial outlays within the city limits. J. C. Keith spoke in favor of the license, as did several other members of the board, but on the whole ihe majority were reticent. It was finally agreed to, as the applicant intended benefiting the city, to ask him to present to the commissioners, at llieir meeting in June, a petition, praying for a license, signed by three-fifths of the ratepayers within a radius ol two miles of the proposed hotel. The meeting then adjourned. LOCALS. North Vancouver is well postered with worthless curs. We like to hear n father say ol his son: "He's a good boy." A. C. McDonald, Victoria, paid the town a dying visit on Monday J. A. Smith and wife, Victoria, paid the lown u visit on Monday J. C, Williams has returned from his trip to Montreal and New York. North Vancouver needs houses for workinginen at reasonable rents. The telephone was kept busy yesterday on account of the bush lircs. R, M. Mills, Toronto, registered at the Hotel North Vancouver this week. Allan B. Crosley, New York, was looking over the townsite this week. ■real number of them in c.cu- ation. So don't be in a hurry to narrv; you can do that almost any old time. Those who have tried il say it is quite a task to cut loose irom a stick of n man after you ie up to one. I'ln: new butcher shop, Lonsdale avenue, ■leted. on is almost coin- Mr. and Mrs. Ki.llar, of Fourteenth street, have removed to I'toine's camp. Albert Emerson, who was laid up for a week with a sprained is work, lack at 1 No Sunday Cars. To the Editor of Tin-: Exi'RESS: Rural area, land Rural area, improvements City area, land City area, improvements The Beautiful Lynn Valley Lying just to the north-east ol Nortli Vancouver, and covering over 14,000 acres, is a valley wbosi name some day will be synonymous with the beautiful. Penetrating into and between Iwi ranges ol mountains, whosi streams spread fertility, the Lynn valley first became known ovei thirty years ago. The old Moodyville saw mill company was the first on the ground, their limits extending the whole length ami breath ol the valley. Their army ol chopper! picked out tin choicest Iir limber, which lint ■kidded to their mill al Moody villo. 011 the inlet, by the usi ol the mule ami the ox. Eventually these linns were withdrawn! am for a number ol years ihis wilder ncss was allowed to recupurati from the disfiguration caused bj the logger. But hero was to valuable a proposition in the WB) ol timber to leave in itssequestcrc grandeur, Ten years ago tin Hastings Shingle Manufacturing Company acquired these limits ami deposited a large army ol nn■: 011 the frontier Ol this limber land gradually hewing their way decpei ami deeper inlo its recesses, lea* iug iu their wake nothing bin charred stumps and spragglin| twigs, uniil today thoy havo 1 ul , swiirlll two miles wide nnd foil miles long. Still there is enougl timber to last many yi ars am supply the greater portion "I tin Northwest. Today then is .1 .i.'i igc I'l one hundred cords 0 shitigli bulls being taken from tin The service in St. Andrew's church, on Sixth street, will be conducted by the pastor. In the morning at 11 a. m. Mr. A. S. McDowell, ol Moodyville, will be ordained to the eldership, In the evenivg at 7:30 p. in. the subject will be "Lessons From the Synod." Sunday school at 2:30 p. 111. Si 1 vim at Moodyville at 7 p. m, Christian Endeavor on Wednesday at 8 p. ni- Pastori Rev. J. D. Gillam, M.A. sr. JOHN'S CHURCH, CORNER or SEVEN 111 AMI THIRTEENTH STREETS, Fourth Sunday after Faster (Mav 13th)—lflH-V COMMUNION, 11:30 it. 111. Fifth Sunday after Easier! Rogation Sunday, May 20th)—Hoi.v COMMUNION at S a. 111. Morning prayer, 11 a. 111.; evening prayer, 7:30 p. in, Sunday school, 10 a. m. Wednesday, evensong 4:30 p. tu. Practice Friday, B p. m, The great festival of the Ascension, falling this year on May 24th, should make it 1 asiei for church people to join in worship ou ihat glorious day, The following notes from the decisions ol modern councils ol iii' t imu b nl England may be ol iiit.t. sti The eightei uih canon, .,| the "Constitution "I the Chun h of England," drawn up un lei I .um . I., in [603, and reviji d 111 1865, decrees as follows! "Winn in the time of divine Bcrvicc the Lord I ("-us shall be mentioned, Im- and lowly reverence shall be lone by all persons present, as ii bath been act ustoinod," The canon proi cede to give the reason foi bowing in tin se word 1 "Testifying by these outward ceremonies and gestures tin ir inward humility, 1 hristtan resolution, .md dm .11 knowledgemi nt that the Lord J'sus Christ, tin trm cton il Son ni God, is tin only Savioui ol ih, world . . ." distin! ,1 total This dues not include ot 273. which is valued at of J 145,000. It may be stated that above assessed value of rural lands 1 is iudluded flu,04(1 of lands Slit,—As a lover of the glorious Sabbath- the one day in the week ou which all the cares of a business ur industrial world may be laid aside —I would respectfully ask space in your must valuable paper to oiler a protest against the running ul the street cam on Sun- 1 day. This is a residential place,] a city oi homes as ii were, where $1,014,856 S[r,.,:, cll,, -,u. not n,v,|,:l| li^' tlu-y are in a larger city. Could +7>5001 not a plebiscite be taken to pro- l,477'5"u Iiii.-- nm,ling lhe ir.iincars on lhe Lord's dny, providing the counci 199,710 refuses to move in the matter Yours trill). Lord's D\v Uiiskrvrr, North Vancouver, B.C., May 3, the 'yo()- Mr. Edward Sim and wife, San Francisco, are stopping at the hotel this week. The rain today was indeed welcome, as the loresl fires will now be put out, P, F. Harris, South Bend, Wash., is a guest at the Hotel North Vancouver. The lady at Moodyville. who has had ague several days, missed her chill lasl nicht. in which are I war grants 111 pt Id as South African and are at presenl exempt irom taxation. Alter making all necessary deductions foi exemptions and improvements Ij' there is a total taxable land value of $2,422,240. At the close of the session the i assessor presented the reeve and councillors with a neatly bound ! typewritten copy of the assessment roll of the undivided 'municipality, which is the last one before incorporating as a city. A Complaint. The Dog Show. The Cumber spaniels, owned by Mr. Crickmay, won first, second and third prizes, Pointer, Lady Nell, owned bj Mrs. A. Hodgson, won lirst as puppy bitch, second in novice class, second in limit, first in open, and a reserved winner live prizes. Pointer, Beauty Girl, owned bt A. Hodgson, won second in the open class. Chas. Mn's tiny To the Editoi ol Tm. Express: Sir,—The boys had belter quit trying to make a comfortable mie lor themselves, Instead attend church on Sunday. Don't look over the townsite on the Lord's day, lie good and stay with your" 1 rk during the week: to loose time you 1 your job, and the parson nei . .. 1 weekly offering, His wile musl have her holiday, and her poor lonesome husband tut]st go to the finest hotel bis purse will allow. Better iur the boys to live in shacks lhan at an hotel. Keep the doors and nates all shut on the Sabbath, except those to the church. Yours truly, DaUUOE. North Vancouver, C. C, May 2,1900.. Kcal estate translers made by Messrs, Irwin & Billings tins week were as follows! Three lots in block 87; double corner, Si George and Fifth struts; 3 lots m white terrier block 63, on Thirteenth street] 5 was the smallest dog at the show acres in the Lynn valley; lot in ami attracted a good deal of | block uo, on Fifth street; as wc" attention. Mis. l;. Hit..', dogs wen awarded six prir.es, The full lisi will be given next Week, also s. v. iai hall .11 ro lots, Prospi 1 is good. Hotel North Vancouver 1.' lb. i'i rn ha - rei 1 ived word limn Ins sisti 1. Mrs David dlass, ni 1 iai ii la.ni, east a 1 slgary, thai -in and her husband lost theii home and belongings bj .1 fin lt'n eutlt they Insl ,1 line ta .1111 of horses whit h had been burnt in .1 astblc at 1 algary. -; .. 'll 1*1 I64O allbO Salt The following wi re tin gm 1 re [i ti red sl tha hoti 1 tins wi ek W, A. Harkins, S. R, Robli, Miss Ki nil Hcfferman, Hon, j. W. iiibb, Mi. ami Mrs. |. \V. Blanch' The North Vancouvei Boating field, Iv K. Purdj and wife, 1 . E. 1 bib is alreadj getting down In Illusion. K. M. Mills, K. W, business Tho two scnl Schocning, C, W. Rodcnbcr, p ml by tin- club here, havi ('.has. Booth, Mr ami Mrs. Simp been brought across the mi. 1, .md arc being ovi rhanli d pn paratorj to then us,., 11,. in,, nan d si nils, donated by Mi rs, Diploi a in I Monti litis lasl 11 1 ni, -ii' .iii.niiiii'. a .'.. is tbe; ivi I en madi ready foi . ■. in sti ''■'• I* ing II llll Ja -1 a I tb| \\. |l, |-| 1 orp nation Jas. N. Black, Ferguson, B, C, was a guest at the Hotel North Vancouver on Sunday. The local lire brigade have now got a mascot. It is a young rabbit caught at the bush lire. Not a banana can be bad for love or money in North Vancouver. A car-load is expected shortly. When a man is real sleepy, you can easily find out his temperament by trying to cheer him up. Ninth Vancouver and Moody- villo was well ropn sen ted at the da :■ .liiiw.ii! Vancouver, this wi ek. Some children are so thoroughly savage that llieir only amusi ment sriins tu be in annoying someone. It is as natural Inr 11 man to long to go fishing mi Sunday as it is lor a woman to long to go to church. K. W. Rodcmber, Chas. Booth and K. W. Schoening, ol Chicago, paid the town a llyilig visit this week. The education department, at Vii tiria, has added Moodyville to ill ' ilisttict j! Ni ith Van couver. Hector Stewart, ol Vancouver, called on THI EXPRESS yesterday. He will leave lor Dawson in a week or two. There is a good deal of excitement because ol a slory that a certain North Vancouver girl paid (28 (or a hat. Tin m is everything in the righl person making a request; you wouldn't give youi 1 mpty tin cans in some people, The work ol clearing Qui ens but*, driveway has been started, the slashing nl the tie. 1 has already been finished, li Rumor hath it that a tut popular young lady, "I Moo will li<' married in .1 da) 01 two lo .1 wi il knowi inin 1. Knee, Mrs. Hogg, of lhe Esplanade, lias opened a circulating library) ilso she has on band a stock of ivriting materials. A rural philosopher claims that woman was made out ol a little piece of a dog's tail. Anyhow they've been growling ever since. Mr. Sloan, of Vancouver, is building a very nice house, on Fifth street, between Lonsdale avenue and Chesterfield, lot 27, block 120. A woman can never understand how a man, who lacks the patience to thread a needle, can sit on the bank ol a stream all day waiting for a bile. Brassey & Quinn are to be congratulated upon the expedition of clearing the horticultural grounds. This is the second park they have Cleared ihis season. The Indians are downcast over the fact that the lire in the grass has destroyed unknown numbers of game birds, burning up their nesis as well as the chicks. The partnership between Leon- hardt & Harrington, of the Puro restaurant, on the Esplanade, has been dissolved, Mr Harrington carrying on the business himself. Contra 1- have been let a i Ii ii 13, blm k 111, mi S' 1 nnd street, on whii h llu pn • 00 ' d new lintel will In' 1 in i' 'I Speaking on the boat the other day of the C, I'. R, inaugurating the afternoon tea on ils passenger trains, a wag suggests that the ferry company go and do likewise. This is the limit: A newly- wedded couple, apparently on their honeymoon, were in town yesterday. The man was 20 and the woman about 45, and she calls him "papa." Bin Campbell, the barber, says that it is funny that some women have the notion that it is unladylike in look in a barber shop when they pass along the street. He ought to know. Ten mills, one cent; ten cents, one dime; ten dimes, one dollar; ten dollars one eagle; or, ten mills, lone cent; ten cents, one drink; I ten ''rinks, one drunk; one drunk, ten days or ten dollars. For several weeks there has been "talk" because a certain North Vancouver girl had ap- pan nil* lust her young man. But she has caught hiln again; anyway, they Wen on Lonsdale avenue together lasl night. Mrs. Howard, of North Van- 1 ouvi 1,111 eivi d a letter yesterday, Irom Berkeley, slating lhat her son Charles, who was at San i-i luring the earthquake( is sale, Tins was tin first infoi- mation shi n 11 ived. It is s.-ini th.it Nordica receivi . ms. bu one timet rt. It isn't worth a I In concert William's Uiiguinl I lixii jubili cSingeri will givi in North Vani inner, on the iiitli instant, will be worth a dozen Nordii .11 "in eiis. son, Tims. McCoogc, [as. \ Gill, K. M Mills in". II, Selwin, Jiilui W.ildm.ui. Wn . |ai k ion, Mr. ami Mi 1. Cummins, James N Black, Allan B Ci islcy, Sam A Rose, W. C. M •"'. \ Busscll, \ MeLeod, K K \] istei ! A Smith sn I wile, | I hoi Bland, manager of tbc foronto 1'i.ni' b nl the Mergi n- ilialei Linotype 1 ompany, ol New A,Pi Archibald has taku, up York, called on I'm Exrai ra temporarj residence in Mi ''" ''"" Mr' i11'""1 ls '*"" "> Bonner's house, whal he built al ''"' "il"' - A <"' l l,iinV' the uppei end ol Lonsdale av* nm "' Wls '"'"I"1'" l!;" tho 8row'h - Ihi plai t ind pn dn ts greal things Residents in the neighborhood lor North Vancouver, lie led for of Lonsdale avenue ami Fifth Portland via Victoria ircol wen complaining at thi ill ' , gOing "II tll.'l' ll ' " • a Mis. |). (i. Diik rcturnid I101111 on Wi dm sday evening Irom 1 *i t to In 1 '."ii Robt. W. Dick, in .11 Mis.nm City Somi womenare slwi ys ci 'Hit "It'i'.li'a' tl"*'. . I 1 havi n 1 gol ,1 thin : in ,■..,„ And t,i Unt w || go oui , Ml ' l'1'" A Sl '' tiameisa .11 arrived home on Wedni id ij had bi'tit t In old morning liom llu ii world girdling ■ ' ' .,....., worthless men, and thci 1 re all 1 ■ nny THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. BRONCHITIS CROWS CHRONIC And returns year after year or develops into Asthma or Consumption, the Cure is Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine !; ■ LOO I i SL'llSI 1 a "■ it I'll li .'If ill"-!' |i ' : .' : ! i snniu ili'tid ' i mil lever, ' ■ ' Icy ami I Then i i ■ . A '- . ' , 11 lllll Wl ll ' ..' 1, ■ |h„ ' ' ' ■ .... • ri iiciii', ■ ::i iv, efl . lei n .:.'. Inn 'nil an . a a i. ia inn ironqli- disei Be so '!..n ii tlooa n ii. ■ ■ "ii'l Willi row. Shubenn- ' - - S'.S f ti -' "I lnit'e S 1111 all l.illl-'l'll llllll .Mi ■ ■ . iho ' was ibli '1 wiili tin i. "i three i " In mill cl - ■ a several mi ilm Hrsl tloii, ul Hr. ' bill ■ ■ . ii'l Turn- I'a'lla i i'l, a ure. This ■ . from I llu* i ,i. ■',' i" rinan i'i'' ii a ,i- .- Syrup 'ai Unseed lias saved us many . '. i 1 would liar llll ttilii I It ll ..a ISC iall' Ina.I,t ' a :-■ a lip 'a; I. nd "t cents a bottle, family ilmi - mm era or v. Inu usm I Co., Toronto. To |irotecl you ngainsl portrait nnd signature ii Di A IV, Chase, the tiunoii i Ipi ure "ii every imx. THE EXPRESS NORTH Y.iNC'HA'l.l; 11. A A Weekly Ni".t'-|'ii|ii'r. ■ Published in Tin; AM'lil -IH I'Rl.Vl Nt! don-pan'* Stili -i:|ati.iii o.i ■ Dollar per \ ear iiKOlKih. i:\iiti,KV. Managing Editor ,i. lii'iii; (iiiiiu)NN Advertising Mnnagor. RESISTLESS TIME. Wl ' ■ "i bill llu* years thai mako And im- uf i lay And ■' ■ eartl md wako ■ . i a ■. Vi bu id ■. ii. I hours T ■ .-. lli woe And -i . "I'll with flow' And i h snow" iiiy-nn. SUSAN B. ANTHONY. C. nadian Tribute to th; Great Woman Suffraajisl and Reformer. l'i -rt ,\| i ■!, li ' tho v. Knl ml a ' ' . 11 i mosl a the I ' iry f : . i In rl- i I 11 ii ilie I Ull' I It!.'.I'll it | | ' ' ' ■ I ' ' getting - r half a century as i ' i Held bed rill I ■ ■ i ■ years uf hm - ■ ' i's i gn .( 1 ■ ■ a i ' I during Ih* ■ ■ Blio t nl ! VI \ i- r i ller ■ ■ . I u|i ni ' li LORD STRATHCONAS TITLE. Why Canadian Peer Failed to Be Styled Lord Glenco'e. When s> Donald Alexander Smith wa ■ -i ii t i- lie was ai slous to ,i iu f Lord Glencoc, In i . if King William III- sny.- The ' Ni at- nm no sooner had he i ntlon than not only all the Mscdonalds, but even the very . and, Indeed, all S Hand, r:-.- i in their voices In such angry protest al the Idea of a man of tho i ' Smith, In no way c ■ ' I v th i ther ot lhe clans concerned in ■ re, assuming the name ot the Gli n ot Wi. i Ing (which I.- tin- meaning e) that sir Donald ••■ pi I -.-. i'.uv his appllc iti -ii i) the Cr wn, and i ntcnt himself In- stead with I i tltli t L ird Strathcona, Apr ipo ftlu mai u r ol ' Hen toe, an ani ■ nl ; r ictlce la Btlll In vogue to this day In Scotland. Whenever a Mao- i if mi la.-ii ol i ih le in tins Old C intry, ho i- In the habit ot illher pass i.a,- to him, or else holding t iviir.i; liim. a knife, bl toren t, that la to Bay, pointing the blade at him, by way of Indicating thai (ho iii rous massacre by the Campbells uf the Macdonalds, uh ise li ■ i Itallty ■:■ t ■ re ,-tu lying snd by whom they had I n most kindly rei elvi I, at Clone ie in 10-, has novcr been forgotten ■ ' ■ Lord Straihcona, by tho way, Indignantly denies the Btory so prlnti I to the effi cl th it he b a' .ni i : an i b iy iii ii village dry goods storo In Scotland, than he came t" America In I leei ind Ihal id i i rt slay In New Ifork, he wander- . i m to Can id i, where he made his top by Bt' p, hi thi I the Hu i :i ii iy '''. i: 'in the lowi st : became ll pn :- nt, Hi « hes It to I n ■i was ' ir fr im being as i . ■ raphcr ii ,. i ..'i, among Hies ol Morayshire, and lhat I lau [liter ot the same bluc-bl mded h 'Use lo which the I- .1 Stew- iii' us kins- aa , • who were I lhe ' yblo Br tli i In Charles Dickens' i rning his living In hli errand boy In a i ' Hud law al Edinburgh, and, ■ - ' ■ ii > . . r In 11.. ■. ■ ran i ut, "ii ' trary, a fir.-1 ng r, ■:. Ith a coi ei -1 iii- i iwerful Jiud- stti Hay Co ! mil sufl ■ ■ ■ , ' ' ' . Into ll n. but I lhe |U 1 pr i V'll , ' • ' 11 1 111 I „„|,|.»a . tail, ,| I',,,'I. l.indies ii f Iai* I Hint I i i I III. 11,-lllllHlall A teacher In o certain school risked f ir th.' definition 'if a furrier. A buud tm, raised. "Well, John, you tell us what a furrier Is." "A man who deals in furs," correctly replied the pupil, Thou, turning tn another scholar, tho teacher asked for the definition of a currier. "A man who deals lu curs," wus tlii unexpected reply of tbe eager liny. SPRING ADVICE. Do Not U ■■ ' Purg.itives and Weakening Medicine-*— a.nai People Need at thli Season is a Tonic. ■ ■ llipli ■ , in u ' ill" ui" Ii'in'l ' ■ ii ■i'liKi'1 - I i . .... ' ■ ' ' il D ■ i . 1 i IDEAL PUNS FOR RESIDENTIAL PARK Winnipeg's New Suburban Site the Most Beautiful in the Canadian West. Winnipeg s tn « residential sub-dlv- isiini, Tuxedo Park, which has been iiiii.i'il m considerably durlug tho pnsl lew months will shortly be placed on the market, Tins is the mosl pretentious unl must elaborate Biib-dlv- isiuii ever made In Wlnnlpog and in iiiei excels nnythlng ol the kind yet mii mpieil otitsldu ol lhe older and mosl in -iiii'iii' cities on the continent. iii,. in.-' authentic announcement obtained ri gnrdlng Turn do Park wns It ri - utl*. b) Sir. liifAi'ii Outhet, ni .\i ,-. luii, and Montreal, who is oi i tin :. i celebrated engli rs ia .: in America and makes . ■, ■ uf lajiin' ni! city plots. th Utithui speiii over ii month in i lo ins depart- ur,. for the south In was Induced lo disclose the purpose of his visit, In ui inti iM'it with n newspaper man, ha' Bald: "liy visit was entirely ot ;i professional nature, My services i'.'«i. ia 'ni i by ih,' Tuxi 'in Park i it. of Winnipeg, and I have been en- .■in'. : in preparing plans which are Intended to converi the u right (arm which lies ensl of the now City Park In St. Charles and hns lhe agricultural college In its midst, and is skirted on th, north hy the Asslnlbolne river, lulu Tuxedo park, which, In my opinion, is iii si1ne:| io be the suburb beautiful ui your city, "Nearly three years ago," continued Mr, Unthet, ...r. 1'. W, Heubach, the managing directoi of the company, called m in} olflee In Tuxedo Park, ,\t'ty Villi., nml gave me n rough out- i An nt the In; rn the land, Us extent 1 inui manifold advantages as a rei Men- iini nil li ■ and asked mo to prepare ■ plan for ts subdivision, This I did . anil in ii niiiiiih or so forwarded my ■ -.' li i ii approval, The sketch was siibmltli I to the board of directors nl tim luxedo Park Co. lust fall, and did nol prove entirely satisfactory, Homo chnnges were dei med necessary, These I made ii ni re turned lhe plans. Aboui Ix weeks ago l I* celve I a wire to conn in Winnipeg, and since my arrival have been busily engaged upon lhe ground preparing ii new plan, tvliiili I inn conlldem ttill nol only satlsfj Llie directors ni the compnny, bin also bi rang- iy appeal lo the progressive views of your citizens, No, I cannol show these plans. Tliey are hardly yet In Bhnpe in lie examined by the press, i enn merely sny thai the Tuxedo Park of Winnipeg wilt be in advance "' nnythlng before ntteuipted lu the west, "llio Wrighl farm, the property In question, as you know, runs for n mile along iin' prottiesi pari ot the Asslnlbolne river and back n> the tracks of the Cauadlnn Northern Railway. Further wesl ii adjoins the new city park, whllo the .Mnnitniiii agricultural college property Is surrounded on three Bides by this magnlticenl tract., Those An features ulone Insure rnpl l devel- "I'liii'in ni Tuxedo ns ii residential dis Irlct, and gunrnnteo largo proflta m the wise Investor, The system of diagonal avenues Is sure in lie Immensely popular. The Idea is copied principally from the layout rn Washington, D. C, one ol the in' i betiutiiiil cities in the world, nnd nlthough Instituted sn long ni a as i iin, to-day represents one of the mosl populnr Btyles ot Inn i iiiii' dure ever adopted, Of course ihls system uses up considerable more land, bill the directors ol Tuxedo park have nol economised, eitlu i in tins tt'nt or nny other way, nnd 1 believe their efforts to make this new subdivision i1"' mosl ha autiful In tho wesl will certainly meet with lhe approval of nil residents of Winnipeg '..in, arc seeking a suburban home, Annum lhe other fentures is a Inn ti serve fur nihil lie purposes nnd nu ii'iiniiiiiil" goll links, A parkway ri vi 11" feel hi width, wlil wind ' "in- ii - course ol lhe AsRlnlbolne, ■nl nn riverside houses will be ro. Hiilred '" me.- in Ihls direction. Another poltu Is linn nil sowers, ens . witter mains nnd electric llghl will he laid In Iho lunes, Thus om e nsphnll '..--. laid, win always remain Intact and presentable, "Probably the must advanced Idea Is iimt ": Iln ■ |iei lw.it-. which runs n ■ ■ around the Btiburb, li Is laid i ne ''. proi Ide, 111 regular road- ivnj; (2i bridle path; i I) horse s| d- Hl n itomoblle Bpee Iwny, be- lioiilovnrds, walks, etc, Tho > -i straightaway li iin' world, ninl Is n private run i wlthoul nny Intersection. It is ihorotori" entirely under iho control "i lhe i nx In company, nnd no limit ■ In fixed h) either municipal or vie authorities upon lhe s| | of ,;■ i " Certainly this mould prove mi" nf ih" Rri ti ■ itractioi lo Ihosc Inti in ii word, I firmly in lleve Hmi Tuxedo park, n- it is now leveloped, will prove one nf .''■'. the si in-,-. »■ nn i mosl pii ,- Villi I'll.' 'II e I'lini Is Idi 'li !' •■ method "i currying II onl ih" mosl l'i Ivi Outhet expn ed both pleasure ' li" termed "ihis ■ ■ Winnipeg," and the hope thnl tv irk he liml already dnno here n -nli in his early recall In pul ' '" ii I mi tho plans for tlie suburb beautiful." Unpardonable. "There Is a coldness between Jones and Drown," ' Yes, Jones called Hrown n llfo lu- , io tlii'ei lor tin- oilier day." A Common Story. "Wli you lose anything in tho cold ' my faith In human nature, bo- sides it little money," Stole His Lies. "II" Is such n llnr." "i ih, nil men un' linrs." "Ye ] but he is such an unoriginal Rural Delivery is Too Costly. Tin- Postniastor-Ueneral presented in the House n reporl of the Investigation made by Mr, William Smith, secretary of the Post-Office Department, and Mr, Geurgo Ross, chief post-olltce Biiperlniendont, Into lhe winkings nf lhe rural free delivery si'i'vlcn in iii" United States, The itin ollicials tvi'iii to Washington Insl year and wero received with every courtesy by tho United States postnl nii.i-inls. They slate ilnn II was obvious ilnn ilm service wns very popu- Iai i ng Hi" ollicials, inn iln'iv is nol the sllghtosl likelihood thai 11 ttill ever become, self-sustaining, In the Spring of Insl yenr Ihere wore 110.000 i uml free delivery routes in operation, nn I new inn's being added nl the rule nl .'nn ii month. The rule requires nl ia ■ a population nf loo (amllli - on a route Innil A in iln miles in la in III I"' fori Hi" dislriel becomes entitled in rn " delivery, The rural carrier Btops within half a mile of nny i sttihl died I olllco, Thoro is im five dellvory in cities "r towns of li ss Hum lo.oot) li liablinnts, and nn annual n venue " ■'"pun, inn lhe repon Bays Ihal a demand in ihls direction Is bound tn ' According in presenl plans and al - ni rules nf pay Mn' cosl of llu service lo Ihe United Slates this t. ar will certainly ho nol iess lhan from thirty-two nnd a halt to thirty- m million dollars, while tho do- i' i cannol bo less than twenty mil- i loiiai's, The reporl snys thnl If Bitch n service were established in Canada the annual deficit would amoiini lo millions nl dollars, the grentor pi rtlon "i ihe burden falling upon tho agricultural population, The reporl closes with the Btatemenl Hun In Uie opinion ni' ihe two ollicials the Hmo 1ms nol nrrlvod tor Hi" Canadian Post-olllce Department li enter upon a rural tree dellvory service. Minard's Liniment Cures Burns, etc. Students In the Kostromunn high scl Is, Knssiii, robbed the head mas- ler in' money with which lie wns to pay the teachers, Prevenl Disorder,—Al the flrsi symptoms of Internal disorder, Panne- lee.- Vegetable l'ills Bhould i»' resorted ni Immediately. Two or tin ( these salutary pellets, taken before going in bed, followed by doses of one or nm pills tor two or three nights In succession, will serve ns n preventive ni nilni'lis lit dyspepsia ninl llll tho discomforts which follow in the train in ilnn fell disorder. The menus are simple when lhe uny is known. The Uerninn Emperor gave away two allegorical drawings, made hy himself, nn the occasion of his silver wedding, "Perfectly Trustworthy" Is the i' .inui"!' of Blcklo's AnH-Consnmp- live Syrup, It enn ho used with the ■ ii aa confidence thai li will do whal Is Claimed for It. li is sure in iis effects, ns tho nsi' rn' ii will ch inly do- im ntinil" (unl imu be relied upon in mivc n cold "111 "f llie system more i ili'i'ilvi'ly thnn any other i Heine, Try ii and be convinced thnl it is what it is claimed lo he. Countess do Mlrnndn, Iho Swedish nlghtlngiile.has losi $200, nl Monta Carlo this season, CHILDHOOD'S PERILS. Tiin so-called sontiitng medicines contain poisonous opiates thai deaden 1 stupefy, hm never cure the little ailments of childhood, Baby s Own 'tablets nre guaranteed i" conlnln im opiate, they ncl nn tho Btomnch nnd inni'i'ls nnd ihus remove lhe cause ot nearly nil tho His llml nllllcl Utile (Hies. In liis wny Ihey bring nnlural, lu in hy sleep, (imi ihe child wakes up bi'inhi and well, Mrs. A, Weeks, Vernon, ii.c. snys: "I have used Ruby's int a Tabids ninl enn cheerfully sny Hmi I hnvo found thom nil ynu claim foi them," These Tablets nro good fnr children of nil nges from blrlh on- ward S"l l by nil medicine dealers ia ■ sonl hv innil ni :.'."'i' n box in writing tin Dr Wllllnms Medicine Co., Brock- villo, tun. The government nr Now Zoninnd has siiirii'ii in buslnoss ns a denlor In i'inl. "I believe It to bt thi moil effective remedy for Ihe Stomach -nd Nerve. In the market," I. whnt Annie Pntterfan. of Baekvlllo, Mil,, say- nf South AtniTla-.-n Neil Ilia', fair. Bllia "HIVS, I.fl drlpiae illl'i the a..iii|alli'ntlon- which fnllowi-il It |,ft her next to .1eml with Indlsestlon, Pys- r'Spits, and General Nervoui Bhatti'ilnf. t cured her.—100 Changes In tli" cottrso of tho pro- posed railway from Ensl Ospe in com neei with the Siberian rnllwaj Involve nu Increase in mileage from 1,000 tn s,nmi mn,is. Your Money Refunded bj tli9 ririiler from whom j von hiiv Sun- llKht Hoaji » you fliiil any ct\u*e for complaint. Sunlight Soap is better than ot.ier soaps, but is aie-t when used in the £vrnlight way. $5,000 reward Will lii'|i,.tlt"t..y l-fPiuri who ttrovea that Su fillu hi Sou ]> oontilni ftuy ii J u r I o u • chu mIi rr idt form of lilultiTtltlOII, Equally good with hard or soft water. Lavcr Brothan Limit.A. Toronto •ll A Fortified Flat, A French newspaper tllscoverctl, or piTieiuis to havo discovered, n inrii- lied lint in I'nris. A sixth floor apart- mom was rented three years ago, with a permission In the lease in tiro tenant to mnlio nny alterations de- sn* ii. sinee then tho house hns chnngeil slightly from day to day. sum ns came und put up steel shut- tei'a before the windows, Tiny were shiuiers vi«ry much llko those mi" sees in Iiiiiii "f III" simps In the Iiniii- et'iii'iis. iiiii thicker, anil nr Bteel, iinn n steel platform wns erected on the ninl mnl liiieil with n searchlight. i in alrcnse between the fourth nnd mill iiniirs wns narrowed anil n steel door tins substituted tor the wooden en,' in the bend ol It, Another Bteel tluor protected the Blnlrcaso lending in the roof, nml all lhe other doors In tho iini were exchanged for Bolld unit. Cupboards were made In the nulls, mnl wero lilted With lulse hot- nuns. In one wns un Iron bedstead, which could be made in disappear Into the wall wiili one movement, Tbc whole llul wns fitted with electric wires. Tin' Ports paper Bays the oc cupiinl is n Hiiyniisi, who wus once tiled im' plotting ngainsl the Republic Curious Naval Orders. Uuring tho Bhnnghnl rims recently It WOllld seem (llllliisl (is ll siune "(' the marines who protected tho settle- i ii ui iiiusi imu' been going about In pyjamas and wearing Ihuk hair like girls; inr the iniiiiwiiis is one of the orders tor the Ornish navy men at ii.ii.m.'s Consulate. "A church parade will he held nn Sunday next, tor which the men must be properly dressed. Mglll Clothing is never tn he wiirn lu ilie daytime, nml attention is colled in uie inti that a greal many men's hnlr requires cutting."—Jnpnn 'nines. iin Nol Delay.—Whon through tli in : digestive organs polsnn llml.. iis wny inin i'i" blood, the prime const lernilnn is to gel lhe poison oui ns rapidly nnd thoroughly ns possible. Iieliiy Hint menu disaster. Panne- Ice's Vegolnblc Tills will he round u iin-M valuable nnd effective medicine lo n ibiiII ih.' Intruder with, The- mi er lull. They en al once in tin Benl rn the trouble and work a permaneul eiiie. Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia Queen Natalie, mother of tho murdered King Alexander, Is willing to spend 115, tn creel n cnthedrai if King Peter will conBenl i" Inter the bodies of King Milan uml Alexander therein, - . "My Physician- Toltl Me I Muat Dlt. but Smith Anifili'ini Kl'hi'-v rute i-ur.4 mo nf ihnt nttftil Brlght's Dl«ea««." This j. n itpnt.'iii'i' fi'tm n li-lior a*f n w-.ll. known Ini.liia'n* tiiitn in ft iv-.ti-rn town whr, thrntiRli overwork itnal worry had aohtractt-d thi. klaln.y f.-ntllf-noo. II will r.lli'tr In.titnily nnd cur* all kldnay dl.a'llSt'S. —10! Sun Marino, the Btnnllesl republic ill Hie World, will s.mil li" tVltllOUl ynl- il ii rate of emigration keeps up, Itch. Mange, Prairie Scratches. Cub- an Itch on Human or animals cured in 30 minutes by Wollord's Sanitary Lotion. It never (ails. Al all druggists. The leaders of the constitutional ileiiuie'iiis In Itussin ure divided on the question of legislative program, Military movements, nn a consider- ni le still.-, nre belni i il Dur ban 11 suppress the rebellious Zulu trlbos, CURED HIS WIFE of LA GRIPPE Thomns Bnbln of Egllnton, Bays; "l hnve removed ton corns from my lew with Hollowny's Corn Cure." Header, go thou nnd do likewise, i-'iiiirt vu hiiinli'i il Bnllors belonging in Hie Portuguese warships which i" I'.iitly mutinied nro confined in bar- r.ifks. Quebec Man tells how the Great Consumptive Preventative was an all-round Benefit HORSEMEN, READ THIS. 1 have used MINARD'S LINIMENT in nit Btnbles for over n yenr, and i ■ siiloi h Hie VNKV BEST nn- horso llesh I enn get, and wonl I Btrongly re- cemmend it in nil horsemen. tIKii. HOUGH, Llverj Stnbli s, Quel 05 to 103 Ann si reel. " Me wir- look I.a Grippe *t-h*n she *•**« In Ottawa,"sny* K. N, Dafoe ofNorthfleld Farm, Que,, in nn Interview, "She ii-'t a bottle oi Psychlno and after using it fori t.-it days ihe was quite well, I took u cold ami .nn using it ninl (im Retting all right, I think Psycmne is a-,n. oi the best tonics on tlie market to-day." Thi ra you have iin- whole matter in a imt.in il. Ia Grippe iniil colds are among lhe foi ■iiinni'r* oi consumption) This man had tun.', Ills wilt' had tin- olbf r. Psychine nol only cured both hut ii built them up so that their bodies nro strong enough to rosi-a disease. All seeds ol consumption are killed by Tb' Spnnlsli Minister ol Finance bus Introduced a b..i in Kite the Spanish inn. iiiin. in complete control ovor In surnnec companies, (Pronounc-al S,..--n) 50c, Per Bottle Snnlii-lil Simp is better than other i- tthi'ii W^W^KKUUW^WI^W^Wt Sunlight tuiv. liny Sunliglil S„n| ,1 l*'*" •'■•• •' •""> •« «» aa-iBeia** follow directions, ' DR. T. A. 8L0CUM, Limited, Toronto. Pale, Thin, Nervous ? Then your blood must be In a very bad condition. You certainly know what to take, then take it —Ayer's Sarsa- parilla, IF you doubt, then consult your doctor. Weknow what he will say about this grand old family tnedioine. Sold for over 60 years. Thli li Ih. Bnt "nMtl-ri yonr rlnctor wnnld Ultl "AT. , "... ia.|i| .It'.'" Ila lain.a tlialajalt, u-ttnn laf th. bnw.ll il .haolilU.j .aa.nll.l to rawTery, K.rn jnur lI.erMtlv. .nil -tour tmw.la nnltl la" Ulllltil iMAUa. ali.M ,,(.,",'< I'li a A ijers Bi.alaii.'-liliara at >_ nAUvraoi .'ii'l' cute. ciiuiv PsansAu W N U No. 582 THE EXPRESS, NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C, MAimmtmittutttiiu J WESTERN CANADIAN EDITORS i'i •. A Series of Articles Descrlb- ji Jj Ing their Lives, their Alms * *l and their Influence, jj a 55 1: £ S. N. WYNN. I $ .......t.... 4 .....i »«..'i ~— S. N. WYNN. Managing Editor of the Yorkton Enterprise. Of n verity the t'liiiiidinn West is the young man's country when tlio nian- sging editor ut n leading nowspapor iu nn important town, Hie centre of a prosperous district is not yet twouty- ono years of age, In truth, the young innii who holds sueli n responsible position competently, nud to tho satis- faotion ol n large list ol subscribers, must be beyond tho ordinary iu skill, shrewdnois, business ability, and knowledge of men nnd things, Mr. 8, N, Wynn, of "The Enterprise," ii newspaper ot more than passing influenco and typographical appoaranco, published in the town of Yorkton, in the newly created Province ol Saskatchewan, wns bum November 96, 1865, mnl although n few months have yot to puss before ho is legally entitled to register his vote in public affairs, still Im exercises con siderable voice in mutters ol general Interest In tlio Province nnd district whore he bus made Ins home and place of business, Ile is n native ol tho Province of Ontario, buying boon born in the town of Palmoraton, Alter obtaining n good English education ut the Public nnd llie.li schools of his native province, lie began tho printing business leven years ii^o ns <loril ill tlie offlce of the Tribune newspaper ni Toronto Junction, whero bis lather and family reside, The young novitiate iii the nrt pro- Sorvative "I nrts quickly realized that the day ut tlm typesetting machine had arrived in the publishing business and he took every available opportunity to become n "killed anil expert operator. When this was accomplished he looked boyond the comparatively limited opportunities afforded a skilled operator ol u typesetting nineliine in the printing nllico ot uu eastern Ontario newspaper and realised the chancel offered in a country where lack ol .vein.', tins mi advantage rather than a drawback, where more than anywhere elss in the wide world was teeognisod tho truth of the saying that youth must be served. And Mr. Wynn came to Western Canada, Two ,T-t»r« ue" he went to Yorkton which ho ihrowdly believed would give him an opportunity of advancement beyond th« manipulation of a typesetting machine. A progressive town, the market- place el an extensile mul splend'd ng- but of tlm whole world, as I'ieult'iriil ilistriet which was becoming rapidly settled by ontorprising and Intelligent farmers, Yorkton gsve every opportunity Inr tho growth mid expansion of u well-conducted loenl news- piper, and [or n largo ami lucrative job-printing business, A year ago, one jour after bis connection with tho paper, Mr. Wynn was appointed managing editor of the xerkton Enterprise, which is considered one of tint must successful nnd one of tho liveliest newspapers of Crown Prince. It is training of this the country press of tbo Canadian kind Hint will flt I'rln PRINCE ARTHUR'S VISIT, Young Prince With a Future — Royal Uncle Giving Him Training In Diplomacy — Questions of Etiquette, Princo Arthur's visit to Cnnuda possesses none uf tho significance that nt- tnehed to the tour of lhe Duke and Duchess of Cornwall iind York, or the visit of his kinsman, Prince Henry of Bat- tonberg, hut nevertheless it Is an ovent of considerable Interest. That the young prince will be heartily welcomed on his own account not less thnn as lhe special envoy of King Edward may bo taken fnr granted. Apart from his royal blood, he Is a young man nf promise, and It would appear that his royal uncle Is giving him il training In diplomacy which may bo of value to tho nation In time to coma, It Is of the utmost Importance Hint the members "f the royal family Bhould understand the varied character mul aspirations of the great colonies that owe them allegiance, and even a rapid journey through Canada cannot fall to leave a lasting Impression on Princo Arthur. We know ihat this was the case with tho present Prince of Wales, for his public utterances have proved It. At tho same time, the anxiety of our representative cltlsena to Instruct the prince as to our Institutions should not blind thein to tho fact that he Is just a boy, and no doubt fainder of a day's fishing thnn of a Hoard of Trade bulletin. If they do nothing but refrain from boring Prlnci Arthur, we have no doubt that he will hereafter speak with the utmost enthusiasm of Canada nnd all Canadians, says The Mall and Empire, A Question of Etiquette. There Is ono unplensnnt feature that seems Inseparable from all royal visits to Canada, and for aught we know to tho contrary it may npply to other countries. This Is the jealousy and misunderstandings that they invariably provoke, sometimes between communities, but generally among individuals, When Iho Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York were here an Eastern city was violently disrupted by a quarrel between the provincial and munld- I pal authorities on a question of precedence. It may be that tho feud then engendered has not yet been S"ttled, so we can only mention the Incident. When Prince Henry of llaltenberg was here there were heart-burnings, but it wns not till he had l"ft that the Inevitable Incident transpired. In this case It was a matter uf the pay and transportation of his men. Now wo observo that precedent Is followed at Vancouver, and a quarrel Is developing on the subject of silk tints and frock cats. Some of the democratic nltlermen decline to dolT their celluloid collais and cowhide boots in h aimr of the prince, (unl argue that the wearing of conventional garments Is nt variance with a robust Canadian spirit. The Duke's Example. If Prince Arthur Is like his father In matters of dress he Is sure to be highly diverted when he learns of the Vancouver controversy, Tho Puke of Con- naught was recently In South Africa, and the Capo Town Times' Illustrations of his reception at various points are Interesting as Studies In dress. In tho score or so of photographs of distinguished groups the duke Is Invariably Iho plainest dr ssed man In sight, lie almost always appeared In a light tweed suit and a Panama bat Sometimes the other members of the party spurted silk hats and frock coats, and sometimes they w m neglige garments A suit that looked te be worth between Is and 19 was thc duke's favorite, On Many Missions. Prince Arthur's mission (o Japan to Invest the Mikado with Ihe Order of the Ciarler was not his Hrst Important embassy. A year ngo Inst December he was sent to represent King Edward a: Home, the occasion being tho baptism of the young Prince of Piedmont, lie was received In special audlenco by Iho Pope, and listened to His Hollncs remarkable eulogy ol the King, who, ho ill, "was King not only of England, the sun never sets on Ills dominions." On the prince's Mum to England he was despatched to represent King Edward nt tli" funeral of the Dowager Duchess Alexandrine of Saxe-i'a.liurg-thatha. Next month ho was ngaln scut to Germany in be present nt the opening of the gnat new Protestant cathedral in Berlin. On this visit he was Invested with Hn' Black Eagle by the Kaiser. Again In Juno ho was In Berlin ns King Edward's deputy ot tho wedding of the s GAMPBELLTOWN BUILDER SPEAKS HE FOUND NOTHING TO EQUAL DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS FOR THEY CURED HIM OF HIS TROUbLE. CHEWING THE CUD. Mr. W, H. Wallace is a Well Man Today, But he was Pretty Bad Before he got Cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills. Campbelltown, N.n., April 2:1 (Spec- inn.—"li wus coid started my trouble," snys Mr. Wallace, uf Ibis place. "I nm 11 contractor and builder nml my work causes me in lie oul ami eX' I used in nil weathers sn 1 suppose it was in lliul. way I got cold, Anyway II settled iu my kidneys ninl made me pn Ity sick. I mn Lumbago in ihe book, cramp In the muscles, pains In Uie Iiiins. sluiriiii'ss nt Iin nth, n dragging pnln in ibe lulus nml my urine wns thick wiili dark sediment, Then I knew the kidneys were in blame so 1 '""it Dodd's Kidney Pills and thoy sunn put me In shape and cured me sn iiiui I have hnd 110 trouble with my kidneys since," Tim death bus occurred of Captain James buller, the lust British survivor ul lhe Imlil" uf Aliwiil, (ought un Jun- tlnr.v 2S, IMU. A Medlolne Chest In Itself.—Only the well-to-do cun afford tn keep 11 medicine chest, but Dr. Thomas Kciee- trie Oil, which is a medicine chest in iiseif, being 11 remedy for rheumatism lumbago, sore throat, colds, cuuglis catarrh, asthma, mnl n poteni healer lor wounds, cuts, bruises, sprains, ele, h within tlie reach of the poorest, owing in Its cheapness, It should be lu every house. John I lutes, nt London, who died 11 few days ago, wus employed for iii! years ns u cloekmaker, during which period he made more than 6,1 clocks. Awful Experience with He-rt Disease. -Mr. L. J. Law, Toronto. Can., writes; "I wns .0 sorely troubl-rt with Ji-art Unease that I wns unable for ll months to ile down in bed lest I smother. After taking one Cose of Dr. Agnew's Heart Cure, I retired and slept soundly, I used one bottle snd the trouble hu not returned."—61 I'll have to learn to chew the cud; I haven'l time to eat; I Jump inlo a restaurant, Then rush into tlie street; With apple I'l" in either hand I back i" business scud; j I don't Itn iw what I'll thi unless 1 la am to chew the cud. So fast the times are petting now, Tour meal Is just begun; Ton grub a dusky doughnut, Then back to business run. It's ruinous to J'"iir liver, Deleterious i ■ your blood, I don't know what we'll do unless Wo learn to chew the cud. Ah! 'tis indeed a rnplil age; lis way I hardly Ilk". Per by the linn- you've captured wealth Tour slomach's on a strike. Tour Indigestion turneth d iwn Y-mr beefsteak ami your spud; Tt" got a remedy, 'lis this: Let's learn t" ehew th" cud My breakfast takes thro,, minutes, My dinner "hauir" takes ten; And, bolting pi", i reappear Among my fellow men, Thi- splendid form my horse sf-nse says Will s on in graveyards bud, Unless I cliange my business ways, And learn to chew the cud. —Tho Khan. SAFEGUARD YOUR HEALTH BY USING "SALM Ceylon Natural GREEN Tea instead of the adulterated Japan Teas. Lead Packets Only, 40o, 60c, and (ilie. per tb. At all Grocers, Only, 40o, 60c, and 60c. per tb. Highest Award at St. Louis 1904. Imperial Maple Syrup AlwMyn Sutlsfaotory Aik your dealer for Imperial Maple Syrup. Do not allow him to lubitltuU an Inferior artlole beoaun It la ohaaper. MARTYRDOM DESCRIBED Kingston Man Tells How He Suffered and How He Was Released. CANNOT ACCEPT LEGACY. Canadian Nurses Who Are Heirs of Late Senator Fulford. Mabel R. Leiiman, Ella B. Jordan. Miss Sarkoy and Miss Taylor, four Canadian nurses who attended the late Senator Fulford of BrookVllle prior to his death In Newton Hospital, Newton. Mass., on Oct, 13 last, from Injuries received while he was motoring down j It. a hill leading "For years a mar tyr," Is how Chas. H. Powell, of ins Ruglan Street, King ston, begins his story. "A martyr to chronic constipation, but now 1 am free from It and all through the use of Chas. H. Powell Dr. Leonlinrdt's Antl- Plll. "I wrts Induced to try Antl-PIll by reading the testimony of some one who had been cured of constipation by I had suffered for eighteen years nto B-'ston, are heirs to' and had taken tons of stuff recom- 1100 each by a bequest of tho late Seni- mended as cures but which made me tor. They are prohibited from accept- Worse rather than better. Doctors Ing the legacy, however, by regulations told me thero was no cum for me. Dr. governing Newton Hospital and the Leouhardt's Antl-PIll cured me." remains In the bands of tho I All dealers or The Wllson-Fylo Co., Limited. Niagara Falls. Out. C02 The Quel tune of $1 n ot Denmark has a for Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere Four thousand printers hnve nut on strike Iii Paris fur u nine lay, Rime linur ..Vest, uud has ilnco added 16(1 nitiues to the subscription list, which has now l>i'*»! the 1.IIIIII mark end is still increasing. Tlm Yorkton Enterprise is not only a brightly it rittcii weekly newspaper covering the news of a well-settled, prosperous district, but has in connection with it a woli-equipped job- printing establishment where, largely through modern machinery und the modern iileus nt the managing editor, who is also tlio practical manager of all the departments, the highest class work of a well-uppninted provincial printing office i* turned out to supply tiaO (trotting needs of one of the most progressive sections of Western Canada, RHEUMATISM AND PARALYSIS. Arthur for greater diplomatic duties later on, and ho is generally reoognlsed as one of the most promising members ot the nyal family. Of Distinguished Ancestry. Arthur Frederick Patrick Albert of Connaught, K 0„ 0, C. V. O., was bora on Jan. 13, IMS, Ile Is the son of the Huke of Connaught, who Is King Edwards brother, nmi the grandson on his mother's sldo of Prince Frederick Charles Of rrussla, surnanied "The Bed l'rlnce," who was one of the greatest soldiers of his Iini". ninl crowned a brilliant career by the siege ami cap- tui" "f Meti m 18J0, Through his maternal granilmnihir, Prlnci is Frederick Charles, who was n Princess of An- hiill-Ii.'ssan, nml a f.nnius beauty ot the court of Berlin, Prinos Arthur Is There Is more catarrh In this -"rtlon of the country thnn all other diseases put together, uml until the lust few years was supposed to be Incurable. For a grent ninny years doctors pronounced it a local illsense nud prescribed loenl remedies, and by constantly fitlllna to cure with iiniii treatment pronounced It incurable. Bclenee tins proven eaiarrli to be a constitutional disease and therefor oulrai constitutional treatment, Hull's Cntiiri-h I'lue, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio. Is the only constitutional cure on the market it is taken Internnlly In doses from 10 drops to a teasnniinful. It nets directly on the bloml and mucous surfaces of tbe system. They offer one hundred dollars for nny ease, lt fnlls to cure. 8end for circulars nnd testimonials. Adress: F. J. CHEN'FV ft Co. Toledo, O. Bold bv Druggists, "Ac. Tnk- flnU's Fi tion. Family I'llls for constlpa money Taironto General Trust Corporation, who act as executors ot Senator Fulford's will. The late Senator received his fatal Injuries on October 8 last, whllo making an automobile tour through the Eastern States. As ho and Mr. W. T. Hanson of Schenectady, N. Y., were descendig a hill on their way to Boston, their car collided with an electric railway car, resulting In Injuries to both occupants, and also to the chauffeur. Senator Fulfard was removed to Newton Hospital, where he waj attended His nurses were faiur young ladles of Canadian birth, who nre In training In Newton Hospital. Their constant and kind attention so wan thc heart of S>'n- aloT Fulford that he expressed to Mr. Hanson the desire that provision be made for the payment of 1100 to each of the nurses as a recognition of their care and attention. The Toronto Genre-i oral Trusts Corporation, ns executors of ihe Senator's will, was notified of the bequest, and recently a cheque was made out by the corporation for Hue, payable to the nurs>s through Mr. Hanson. When Mr. Hanson turned the money over to them, the Board of Management of the hospital would not allow tho nurses to accept it. Claiming they would be violating the regulations of Don't Get Wet! TOWER'S SLICKERS will keep you dry as nothing else will, b-csuie •hey are the product of the belt mittriili snd ■eventy yeiri' experience in manufacturing. •tflWDlJ A. J. TOWER CO. }.j4fcfcaf| Boston, U.S.A. t_~^_ iewuouu*imo-,,iH. 1 rQtt~l!rV tvn.w.rai BHOULD YOU BE CONTENTED TO USE A CHEAP, FLAVORLESS TEA, WHEN YOU CAN BUY OOLDSTANDARD TEAS "GUARANTEED THE BEST" IN A CLEAN AND AIR- PROOF LEAD PACKET AT 35, 40 i. 50c per lb WHY? Ask your Grocer fer GOLD STANDARD TEAS Keep Your Liver Bulgarian utiuut, by Turkish troops, in tlie encounter, Worn wip"'! mn forty being Wiled Minard's .Liniment .Cures .Dandruff. working. It's a lazy organ and need! to be stimulated occasionally, or it shirk* its function, That coated tongue, sallow complexion, lick headache and pain under the shoul- the Institution in taking any such gifla. j dfr bMe ,re caused by an iru|0|e„t liver. Liven it up by taking a short course of ARTIFICIAL BALDNESS). Why Sw.mming Beginners Fail. You try hard 'n keep your mouth closed, hut iln. water saum-lnny will find a tmv Into y-aiiir ni"iiih and nostrils A h. nn. r ni.. its draws in his breath I" Europo priests began to shave their just nt the moment im strikes iut 1'iwns. Tho Ilomuu clergy then adopt- Tills Insures Un- getting his niaiiuh and ed the circular method mid shaved 'ilia- Alli-la-lll null Mnllina- (ll.toill ,a SIlHVillK till- Ht'tlll. A historical Inquiry Into the origin of tho custom of shaving tbe head, which is practiced In several countries, would lie Interesting. It was not until the llfth century Hint Beechams Pills Sold Everywhere, In boxe. 25 cents. nostrils full of ,' iia-r at onco, ninl I ci! (ipso is Incvll il'lav If you win re iii-'uii r to i.i','1 brenh botwein tin ill will ii v.. II. Quite natural' ly. when ynu draw your knees outward for ihe kick, y ii will Inhale, and Justl ns surety as your feel are thrum fromj ymi will you expel the air fnun your lungs. Knowh-dgi on Iln-management of the breath will come with practice and can only be acquired In that one way. Tact. Tact Is horn with some men and women. Ilk,, ihe supple, delicate lingers ol the artist's hand, nnd thus,' who hav* it use ih.'ir gift Instinctively, It is noi measured alike io those who have It Mam possess It in dllTerent degrees while Others again are wanting in It altogether. It Is the outcome of Intellectual nnd temperamental quaiuica- thins and Implies tho possession of cb'ni perceptions, quick Imagination and delicate F' mobilities. It Is theso that glvi the tactful person his subtle Intuition of another's mental processes and modes ot feeling and In tho same mo- ment exactly tho rl,,"it method ol diAl< ing with Unite, that small round spot on the top of llu; head which Is known ns the ton- | sure. In Scotland, however, the monks shaved the whole of the fore purl of tbo litiid fruin ear to ear. In the Andaman islands every man shaves his head, or, rather, gets his wife to sliiive It tot him. Many other orientals also get baldhcadcd, As fur the Chinaman, his method of thavlug is exactly opposed to that of tin* Roman monk, llu shaves all imt a round patch, the hnlr of which grows long und forms the pigtail. When the difficulty of shaving the lii'iial Is borne In mind the true Strangeness of the custom becomes doubly apparent It is hard to see the nd- vautngo of It, yet In one form or another iiiui lit nno time or Other it has been practiced In nearly every country, ■ U ' ' o boi v rammed nil i sun,, ny n destroyer In naval man- I. 'in.- ,i Vail la, Malta, Warrior Woes.—Through damp, cold and exposure ninny a brave lolttfer who left bis native hearth as "tit" ns man I could bs tn tight for a country1! honor, has been "Invalided home" because of the vullur. of th. buttle ground—Hha-uin- atlsnt. South American Hhi-umstlc Cure will sb.olutolv cure every case of Itheuui- , .ilana In .n.ii-r. . Rellof In ill houis. I-II. Their Complete Home Cure. I '""'"''J' descended from the "Old lies- Post Free to Readers of This Paper ,»nor> "'" yi"ml oreator ol ihe Prus- for Limited Period Only, | al!1" ar"ilV ™', ff« »<"'h a terrible A hnndsomo Illustrated treatise, giving fun description ol Rheumatism and Paralysis, with instructions for a complete hniiio euro, describing the most successful treatment in the world, recommended by the Ministry and endorsed by medical mon. This highly Instructive book wus written by W. H. Vono, n gentleman who hns! whence he went to Sandhurst, f, tnadu ll special sillily (if these diseases, hnd chosen the army as his profession The preface Is by a graduate of tin In May, 1001, ho was gasettcd to a University of Wiirtzburg. Send postal second lieutenancy In the Tin (Queen's to-day and you will receive the honk Own) Hussars, Soon after this op- free by return,—Address, Tho v«n« polntment his reglm nt was ordered te weapon Iii tin. hands a.f Frederick thei Or at. l'rlnce Arthur bus two sisters, om. of them Princess Margaret, wife of the Crown Prince Qustavus Adoiphui of Sweden, and the other l'rincess Victoria Patricia. In South Africa. Prince Arthur was educated nt Eton, ho liiliieky. Thero Is nn ancient Jest In Paris which originated with a waller, A gUOIt liiiil Ordered n dozen oysters. "Only one dozen'.'" Diked the waiter, "Yes, lhat will be enough." "Villi tiro not superstitious, then," filial the waiter with a curious smile, "Why:" "Becauto you nro not afraid of being thirteen at Inlile." Drug Company, 21 King Street West, Toronto. tllalt Man lirillTS. Kind Lady—Ah, if you had only done what your mother told you, you might not be In this situation. (AirlcAl don't know, She told me to go out Into the world inui make money, It» '« the happiest of whom the visr.JI lays le.'«t, good or bad.-Jeffer- Smith Africa, but tiie young prlncs was left at homo, Bul In January, 1003, he beeame a full llcuti nsnt, and was for- warded to the front. There he law active service until ilrlcki n down with dysentery and Invalided b inc. As m,"** n- he recovi n d he wns sent ba k lo Alderihoi to continue his military studies. These he talcs very seriously, working biiiai and asking no favors, If | hi' falls i" distinguish himself in either army or dlplomaoy ibservers ol Prince Arthur's vugi-ui ' 11) be HUM* dlsap- . feinted. Different Tellings, The Doctor—You never enn disguise tho real thing. Culture Will tell, 'lhe Professor—Yes, sn will Ignorance, but It generally uses moro words lu telling It The Ond who gnvo us life gave ni liberty ot the sanio tlmo.-JetTorson, rieltlcil Tell In II,,,,,.,,. Pickled too is useai in Burma as s Bort of siiui't'liriiut. Tho young leaves are boiled, pound Into pits about six feet deep lined With plantain leaves lllld covered with earth iiiiiI lire kept there for Some iiioiilhs. They are llien used either to mnlii' ten or oaten after Isdng soaked in oil with garlic or dried lish. I i in 1 lilepl,Illlt liiini.-,-. A correspondent of the London Times writes of elephant hunting In Africa: "Tim most deadly method of killing elephants, nnd thnt most frequently employed by the natives of east Africa, is the pit, sufficiently deep-roughly twenty foot—long nnd wldo to ingulf nml Imlil uu elephant, After a period of frantic struggling, hunger nml er- Iniiistioii the wretched animal Is done in death by native spears. If the else ninl powers "f lhe animal aro remembered li is difficult to Imagine u more revolting, brutal picture of torturo, but this Is tlm common prnctlco "f the natives of the couutr* and Is being enact. ed dally throughout Urltlsh tcrrll iry, THE STANDARD YARD. llml In Dai In Ureal Britain and Ihe l iilieii States. The yard is the British and American standard of length. Down to bill tin original standard uf Britain, from Which ours was copied, was n rod, which hud been deposited In the court of oxchequer, London, In the tlmo ot Queen Elisabeth, In those days all measures Intended for general tist were taken to tbo court of exchcquci to be examined by the proper officer, Thut official look the proposed measure uml placed ll parallel with thi standard ami if found correct placed certain marks of Identification upon it lit un net of parliament in is-ji thi old Kllzobeibnii stun.Inui ttns super sedod by another, which hud boon con' slructed under tbe directions of the Royal society sixty four years provl ous, This act provided thnl "thi ftniiL'lit lino of distance between the centers of two points in tha gold studi In tbo brass rod now In tl ustody ol tho clerk of tho liouso of commoni shall bo the genulno standard of the yard mensure In Great Britain," Tin act further provided that tho measure- monl a.: iin. rani musl be made wbi n the temperature of the brass wus at 03 degrees !'. Tho standard wns destroyed by fire In 1834, and ii»' commission appointed to replace it i lo tho yard mc iure now In use, Tho now standard wns <!.-■ posited in th" houso of parliament in 1855, ninl authenticated copies of It nre In the possession of our govern. Ucnt officials ut Washington, Altiiuln-d to any Garment li a Guarantee et QOOO hlATtHIAL OOUD WORKMANSHIP and Good Woar ng Qualltloi Wiion Buying OVERALLS, PANTS, VESTS, SMOCKS, or WOHKINGMEN 9 SHIHTS Sea that miuli artlole betre • label llku abuve l.t.l'it on Gelling "Kino of the Road" Brand And Ini.n no Ulher EVERYQARfllENTOUARANTEEO FOR Over a Quarter of a Century we havo successfully treated nervoui dlseiiHes caused hy Drink and Drugs 6UU,iiun cures Ie our record. Wl epoak truly und say thnt failure to obtain n cure by the Keeley Treatment Is a failure of the man and nol our methods. Komi for facts. Address in conlldence THE KEELEY CURE 133 Osborni St., Winnipeg, When Remitting by Pest, Use Dominion Express Money Orders and Foreign Cheques The Best and Cheapest System of Sending Money to sny Place in the World. Absolutely Safe Purchaser is given s receipt, and n order or cheque ts LOST nr DBS- TTiovi-iii. ilia- iuniiiiiit win im prompt* ly REFUNDED, No red tape, For run Information and rates call on Local agents. Hi House i ni- I'laiat Ilnr.e, At n stable In Hnrpurhoy, England, tlior" is ii horse that catches rats and mire If a rat or inotiso run across Ids manger ho will grub at It and, if sue-' cessful In getting It will drop It Into ini bucket of water, which is niwuys le i wlih him A Dye" Soap! P MATNLlfl » 'flk»of ii «•)! th*t ■ dyfB UiRnytirnhr'IroW in ihtule. P*m om tht world over lot .nil.lint, fui. c1t«n. (ttiuomlcjil. n«y, n\lt tlyf int - MolheoWlfMhioned ■thi "JKJ luptric dyti ti guilt Ii lo bran Maypole Soap ioc ha, Men-isc for gilt*-, Aiiti-.i.-t Ol K. I, llKS.lalCT tt taa . Maaltt'.ai. W N U No. 582 Till''. EXHKKSS North Vancouver Real Estate We have enquiries for good Iluslncss and Itesidentiol property, List yours with ns. We do the business, Consult us before buying. Have You Seen This Beauti- A.Sn.ithc-co'ijfu| Land? f Not, You Should and Buy. Junction Block North Vancouver. 'rice ©s Rolled Oats Flour Hai) and Peed Seed* ALL ORDERS DELIVERED ih.Braekman-IKer Milling Co. Limited. Harry Mitchell, local manager, Lonsiliili: Avenue, Fine, healthy Tomato ami Cauliflowei Plants, grown Irom Sutton's Seeds, always on hand. and Upwards. ACREAGE WITHIN THE ORIGINAL TOWNSITE OF NORTH VANCOUVER IS SCARCE / have been instructed lo sell a few pieces of 'J and 3 acres at prices which will insure good profits by subdividing. These plots are all within 17Hi St. S. GINTZBURGER, 'he North Vancouver Specialist 161 Cordova Street, Y©S£K8i1IRE GUARANTEE 6 SECURITIES CORPORATION, LIMITED R. Kerr ESoulqate, Manager 401 Granville Street, Vancouver, B. C* LOWNEVS CHOCOLATES Sweet nml Delicious, Try Them and 1 1.' Convinced, ALL PRICES. At . . . . McDowells Drug Store. NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C Western Corporation, Ltd. fcccountanls, Auditors, Plumbing and llnsmllh- a1ay,CaltloondChlel(€» RealCatatc Agents. ln*J. Peed I umber and all kinds o( Bulldlnj Itaterlol, Contraolora and \oiualor*.. Vc hnve tm Ilium use amount of Cordwood on hond. Place your orders with us for Ihi winter. 412 Hastlnq* Street West, Vancouver, B. C. •(■♦♦♦■••♦♦♦•♦■♦H^l't'l'^'i'^-l^'l'ti'iv*^*:'*!*^*!'*''-*'!-***'4-''^ B ppIWant To Go to Morrow. ^l^you in* Mo™, by nbutit ♦ | <t t ♦ -> NIER BEER ^ is n glorious li'vt'i'ii'ic—i iiciicliiii:-' tui'l p»tisf\ in;:. Ui iii'iiii'ii' tin re's no utlier "just as "iood"'—insist on l iiii:v, I! iiiier. PACIFIC BOTTLING VCR IS Vancouver, K C. SIAM.l'.Y PARK Ale and Stout In Unmet, Kt-uta ,,,1,1 .JatrH. lhe Boijal Brewing Co., lid. Ti District of North Vancouver VfOTICE IS lll'lll llVdlVKN THAI —* it in my ii.ti'iitimi to n|i|ilyto tin- Board Ol l.il'I'UH' ( a,llallii-.iaalll'l- iai ill' District ol Nurlli V.in,i inrr, at tin-it n ling, in .Inin' next, f"r nn hotel license inr the premise.**, located on Im Nn. 12, ,i milnhvifioii aai distrii i lul 073, in tlm r Ri iter et! townsite ol Capilano, Micksom \v. Kni u, To Prc|)erti) Owners NORTH VANCOUVER (iWNKUS WISHING TO DISPOSE OF LOTS, BLOCKS OR ACREAGE ARE REQ1 ESTED I" PLACE SAME WITH Irwin £* Billings Corner Lonsdale and 5th St., North Vancouver ,_, ,__ Snld I: "Ignessyou know it nil, Inn ,.,. . ._,_ I stnrti'.l mi a journey Juat alioul u week' klmllv lot inu nay ♦Jo-i-tt !• <•!•«* ' <..|-«.-i-o*i<'-i-<*l<*'i-*"l-*-!,*'i'*'i'*'i-* :♦!•♦•(-♦•l>'!-4+<4 ago How i'iii I go i" Morrow if 1 leave Iho ii ■ lllt'e town nl Morrow, In lhe town ttidtiv?" State ol Oliii, Snysliui ""101 cannot go to Morrow I nuti-r was .1 traveller, and really didn't nut tu, .--■ nday, know Forthe.trtln that goes to Morrow ll n Thnl Morrow had been ridiculed 11 mile iinou its way." HOTEL NORTH VANCOUVER century or sn. "I tut* hi illssnppolnted 1 wan inittl I went down to tho dopot lor my ticket, enn gh to swear. mi'i applied The train lita.il gong to M> rr .tv, and had For tips regarding Morrow, nol exiiect- led nn standing there District of Nortli Vancouver SMOKE THE_ m—Z. TERMINUS CIGAR CLEAR HAVANA FILLED LIIM lOTHl inu to ho guyed, sni'l I: "My friend, I want i» e," lo Morrow and return N..t later than tomorrow, lur I haven't time to hum." Snld ho to 1110 i "Now, lei mo hit, if I have In unl yuu right— : Ymi tvniii tu tu t" Morrow and come linrk tomorrow night? Togo Irom here to Morrow and return, iv i|uitu a wny; Ymi should have gono in Morrow yesterday and hack again today; 1 'or il yuu started yeitordny to Morrow, don't yuu lee Vou could lmve gono to Morrow, and como bark today at three, Thc train that stnrtoJ yesterday, now understand mu right, Today gets Into Morrow and comes hack tomorrow iiiitht." The man was right In tolling mel wai ii howling |ny, 1 didn't goto Maamaw,Imt I guessl'll go today." LOCALS. Vancouver. ITAKK NOTICE THAT I INTEND TO T\*^l~'s,t ~f M/wf li 1 apply lorn ret., ,uor lice mr UjStnClOT iMOrtll nn hotel premises, whirl I j-r■.|■■ ■-. tn eri'i-t ni""' 1"'- li ' rtv-twn lllll mi.I thlriy-tliree (il.l . In block uiunber uiii-l.'ii. Ind 1111 li rty-iiti ''111 , ili-iriel lot ttt" hiludreil 11111 "evi iily-lniir .'ll . nn Si - ninl •'-' ' S'orll Viim iiiver, British * oluiiibiii, to lhe lloiinl ol Tender* nro Invited fur clearing, License 1 on mis I iin 1 1 ir the Mm - .■ , rn liim ;-. 1"-nt - pallli : ' ■ I ul iln next 1 -1.. . -. Ilewli ke nveniii , mlarsitl 1 inns cun I"- had Hull niter ten, to-morrow is the time It Wednesday in Juno, 1 ;,i il," ilunlci|iiil Hull, when tenders 'lioiilil arriv The Thompson hlock is receiving a coat cl paint, A runawa* team made things lively on Chestcrfisld avenue on Thursday 1110111111-;. Mr. Iliint/.i'ii, madaging director of the B. C. Electric Railwaj Company, is expected lime next week. Tin membi rs ol the lire brigade were agreeably surprisi il to see the l-i■■■'.■ii 1.mn railed .Ma.rra.tv 011 voiir „ , ■ , ■ , ,, . li ii'. • ■• tell me iiiui'.'" excellent manner 111 which reti "There in," auv-* ho, ,'bui take Irom me . , let llui, Uli, Tognfioin huru in Morrow i» n fourteen, hour trip. The train that lo Morrow leaves today, light thlrlv-llve; Sniil I: "My boy, ii seems to mo you're tiilkiiiL' iiiruugh vuiii nul 11 .... ,1 -.. 1, ia, ,.-,, mum ue Indeed not later limn 7:30 I ,.,.,..". ItKII ' 11 I ,a ,„, HI, U',"|,,,..'Ut'tl"' I'llll lll-tllllt. per lllrd, llrvduin mn, Aux '('"mY his -' .' *.«, I 11-avi ' .-:, \,„„. iver, I ' North Vancouver, Ma* R, 1'-""'- HANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA CAPITAL, 84.Kfifi.666. UESERVE, a,043, llu,i'l niii'' in Cam la, Montreal, II. s 1 ikvmas, A in 1.11 Manager: |. I.i.mslv, Supt. 11 Hranchcs Hraiu In ■* in Hril h ' nltimb ii \ In roll, • irei '1 Medley, K.i l; 11, 11,in Sub limned 1, \ 111 ouvi r, \ 11 toria, I' 1'' . . V.T, S.i. i' I1, .i.m I lepusii ii-iii ived Innil ii upwards mii" Cor. luiisiliilc Ave. .imt Is|il.iiiiiile. North Vancouver,B. (', ;■: •, ii..in hereto Morrow—a lourtcen. Imiir jump— Can tan go tiailnv, to Morrow 1 aud come buck today, yam chump?" Suld I. "I wanl logo lo Morrow. Can I go today Ami _•' 1 iu Morrow by totilghl il there 0 delay'" "Well, well," siiil In', "explain to mo, uml I've im inim' to my, (.'an ymi eji iinywliero tomorrow nml come back today? 1 or n' today you'd gut to Morrow, snrcly yun'll ngrce Vmi sl I'l nave started ycstordiiy, uud nut t'i'liiy tuii -ir l'i ii imi -inri tu Morrow, leaving here, 1 Hut, t gel intit Morrow till lhe dnv (ollnwa thnt," 1 iy y.aii siiin tu Morrow, It'i 1 I . you'll luml a iiiiii Morrow, unl today, you 11 ll,al I' ■ ' rain 1 «luy to M irron .1 the lull 1- light. Larson injliis tires. John McLean, lormerly ol thc Alliiiiiilini hotel, hut, purchased the Royal hotel. He i*. an old timer nnd should miccci '1 It ii- quite probable that llrassi ■, ,v Quinn will have to build Bpei iai imi k'- in bring oul the liiu poles fm tliu 13, C, Blectric Railway Company, I'. Larson, Prop. E LECTRIC LBOH T All owm rs of I uild ngs desiring to hnve their prei niected with mir Electric Light and lib 1 Irii Power System in Ninth Vancouvei should look into the tpiesiioi iv, so ns to avoid nut il. lay owing lo the ruth whon tin- system is I'm", lor operation. ——a*a*a*ai*afata»inwwnTJi.». Kr.ri0limmiAm>..im VANCOIYER P»WCR COMPANY, Ltd. MRS. H.A.SHAW PIONEER DRY GOODS STORE Same prices, mnl in snme cases clou pi r lhan ciiy, II. A. SHAW Real Isi cite find Insurance Vim will find it greatly to youi iitlvnntage to .< a me before closing .im ili-;il. LONSDAlt AVI N VANJOUVtH -A. mr Notary I'ablic, General Auctlcnee Ili7 (urdovii Seel, Viiiitouver, li. C lie sells ;ii 1 ms nr private housnor buys olltrighl nil rln-a 1 ol liuii-i'liiilil g 1-' r biiiikriipl Blocks lor cash, REAL ESTATE Hn Ini- somo ot tbo llnesl business nml wnierlrnnl |iroperty 111 North Vni iver. Sua him at 0 II you think ol picking ii|i property In this section, Bowisu, BUY NOW, nnd vmi will nicku inonuy. :: :: A Chiince to get Good Tea for a Small Price Three Pounds for One Dollar This is a High-Grade Ceylon Tea, and is sold in many places at 50c per pound J, A. McMILLAN, the Esplanade ■MB
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Title | The Express |
Publisher | North Vancouver, B.C. : The Express Printing Co. |
Date Issued | 1906-05-11 |
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Date Available | 2015-11-26 |
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