IIus a liifg er cu'cu- lation tluui any Newspaper in N. Kootonuy, Beet ad* yertising medium. •»ti UAlt^^vL -<^t*£-W.' **-****** ming Review »*».■* t«T*we»***.fi:."j.*Mfc The representative I ol thp rich Lardean I cQun,tr1y. Sent to, • AM tpidr.ss for $2 »fjij-if.n, ip advance. VOL.. a ,'K.ii'i;ssn>N.vi„ B N WILKIE, PL.S. Provincial,Land Kui'ieji.r. ii*iii-..'I Claims Sm. eyed ■ inl Crown (Irants Dm .I.i. J *,.ii,.- N»xl Rsoord U8I. • I LiikCi u .' TROUT UAK3 CITY, B.C.. Hay 17, u>o_ No. 29. ■*-*• m tmt^m* ~ *+, •**''•>"•*< 11 Li* Ly in ui Unit u *•'" ' ■,|" i" in iii" lii-t hiibllvailr.il , ."'.'"I ... ll," I'.lili.b r,,i,|,„l,l;l .Ij,/, |,„ J intend i" ni'ply in ilm i,|,i,.i ••"innii--:,.,,,.,-,,, 1 „,„', tt|M| u-,„. „ (ii| 1 """'-I In-ciic,. I,, i'u| ,,,,,! nUl, .,„„, J"i.'"i'i (mui Hui fplbmli,.. ,1,., ,,i„.,| I101.lt. sii.1,11,.,1 i„'\*, ,.M ■<„„, ' " I. r.tiniiii'i liin I ivesl mi (jlinliii 1! ci ci unrih mi clistftii '.-Cl." I'M:-' hi' ,-1,1,1, |„ (be, pi.lntoflB . . ^ [_ 11, ment. .,*•! (I IV, I April I7lb, IDOi I! 1 K.W 1: l.lil.siill, nguiit, Kaslo Celebration. % Local end General. Thiirfdt***; ncxl Victori* Day, X*ty\X-$yV&M%<#$M^bMw^>.$v t! • 1 "i1"'' i l-isip "ill ■ .-;i-i.,-..if A first-class program of -:„,:tsh,i- pins .0 11 ■ ■ i-li.i,., ,1 ■-nill -I..,." i.i Tr.,nt I al;,. i,l„,|.t Nut In ii- bcii'lii Ilm In,ci I f in I l.e llir,-1 , a M.mru-i. 1 •* ll.in,) i m PlN.ll 11 iv ARVEY McCAWTlR 4 CiMKHiiAM ■ HOLlCITOriH, l-u. hevulitokc to, c , . ;,., Impl 1.11I limit . I .' Ut Kl> C ELLIOTT, UAItltlMTI II. ROTAH** 1'fiii.it:, in' . ■ 1 ake, D C. and i". r ;uaon. * Rdsacfng «■ t Hill,in lliil |,,,l,lic:ll 1,1,1 ■ . ilimnl .ii . In-, r-,- J,1'". V'"". ''"''■' ' •*1*-« .'i. n nii.t.1 1 .'lien! n. ainr<ly '" Iln* Hoi. . i- .- 1 ' ■**»*«>« * 1 ii* '. ■ 1 1 1' * 1." I'iini:iiis« -1 ii r.anils nn.l Wmi ' •''''" smith HO rhaiiis, Hi i,cv.,-i sn 1 i-itcciul iiciM.ii,. tn rnt nnd t'sin u '"■. 'In-,,,,. i„.,:i, .„, , |, , 1 1 ,. ,. ,,.1,. ,.,,, , ,| .. foUbuiiifi ,1.-- nl„ : BU I'liaittl ,(i |«iiu| .,1 Tin* 1 ittiadian l'ntiiii* Lumber Co , Ltd , is llll* I (IV Ilu'l.e of tl.e old Canadian Timber nnd Sawmills, Lid. Ii ii* reported they ,1111,11 in 1 ■ ill* iti . , \\'.-,.i Ko.otei m ■ 1 1 11 1 . .,. I n p -1 i-l. 11.1.-, 1 t ic 1 11,, 11, Nn .', 1 . 1, ;, . , j ■ , j II III! n ■ ll -1 ■■!, . ! I . . |, ,1,1 - " 1 .. 1 11,. umi 11," tlipiico 11 cil. BU ilm 1 , -, r. ■'< I'm lib ilium ..1 I'r,.nt I.,.I.,-. nl„,i.t 1 n 'le- tr. m 11. ni l„n;c ("in marked "A .1 li ,i' 1, '- iifirtl fi r - timer will put Gerrard in 11 tr. Ireful Eton) nt bi n arranged and nothing bjl royi I v..!.ilui is i., i di,1, to make ilic duv 11 memorable one in ibe history ..j Kaslo. 'lhe f P.R. will Hci . , i'i sin. Ib. ,-i.,, - I.",, .- lu ilc 1 (ilm . 1 Wiil .l'l,,, I • ' (I. '|\ . \ I'i., S ..., 1,. IliM I, ,,: |7| ■■I . ; ni.I PUrsr ... 1 1 |*i ' la 0. 2 .. . 1 00. ti Ml SHANNON, f.ss.iver Tronl i. .• (1 i l:\il-l;'. \l. kAf I'USCAN I.OIWIF., N'* II A I' ft A U lr>l 'lli.."' rut 1 1111 1 * • . -. * ,1 n 1 r.ii'i invited i -.. I ■ ' 1 I Mi I 1 ' '•" 11 1 b.o.r '£5^_ 1, i.e..in, . . Ii.n »i. r- ■ ■ . • '**> )• M . fl.. I I. . 'ioliec in I I.y | in.. 1.1. mh* ii in. 1 l.e tn.-i . .; !"•' UtliWl I'',lun I I i11111111 t,1 11 1 - -l-l.lll.ll III ■ ' • «l L" ' 1 nins, tl tli -n di in • 1 -1..in..- it, il •• 1 - , ■ . S«. . - 1. 11.-,. M i- st,. 1 -1 |'anted i.n ii,. ■ -, ...-: ,. if i : -,! ,-( ity, ti,. 1 ". ,-• corner ll ■ - ibenci s»i (.il.aliie, 1 'li 1 OU - ' \. *>'- l , in, Minrl , . : 1. I I li. - . ; .,, t , 1 nuiniciiccineni \ il \ha\1mi\ 1 ' ' '•' . :,'.■: 1. - Ai ri| ITil ' • - ,- ,- . - : in ' . 1 , ■ - 1 io, : Hoi I'hlel Com i 1 ■ , issue tickets for the sinale fsje, tii.' s .* I'm tyr \ Milll'ili Llll'dill 'ir.l l'l,- .'I...- '"'■■ poi I pf) U'cdt,*-ilil_V next nt Jund made r. trip over the stinimit I., the IJtini .rn , ; b)g ":111c last week Tli a silvei'-tip, bul Mr Hr in .Hi' r.iUtid I rip nt The foil.,uii:_ is tin Lead Situation Lardeau. '•■;.•■ ii, genrch ..{. pi'ot'iiun yp|tir., : I ,i-.tliiii!i. inti !•,..(•< i-sinii: I'liriid" •0I teJ wi ! ri.i.' from I' ":,'ti. BjreN I i.i.il pn ■• ed utt Front j (reel, forming ns ■ '•• loi:owa,Calathump\anlUnd,noilti, characters, etc, barktown fin- Iowa the » 1 * iff}tQ the riyer nnd droit ning liimnglf. I'lll'.r.m l.LAI) STILL RISING tiN LQNDOJ* AND NEW VultK MARKETS. -I LV Kit I F.Ali DEPOSITS OP THE LARDEAU MUST BE HINTl' Thi •■ ■*■! mi laing d inln,1 for sports, jriy yitrdn lend i*1 indicative of an ern of proi brigade. Ciile.liiiiiiil) fhe annual V'eatry Meeting nfjopeu footrace. Ilfft pfijp ifl'i;" _n'd jserlty through nil the Lardeau ind l i England will bejpri?" I| Boy's race, under |8|Slocan. Fo/ ma,ny yes,ra the lead In Id n . irday next at 8 p m \ 11 n • ro invited in be ] re* ■ I'tior. of officer! [or 1)iat 1;,: were prac- rije y»n..ftrel'Ptijg M ; ircnm) priie| ,f . , 11 ; >■> yards lion3 race, ooen 'q ,, br.v* linger lo yejjre, :.i-i | risef2■ 1'ce.Hjr neglected unle|i tb • silver sei nd prize |1. Baseba/1 lesma| values were u . lal lygli, In .*. Cnral aril Oinifral. .*. . $1*3 00 HKWAHD. I will pay fifteen dollars reward io any person who will give information wLi. li will cause the arrest and conviction of the party, o*- parlies who shot dog belonging to me on Saturday night or Sunday morning lu|. 0 B. N. WILKIE. Ttin lSrtiiMlvicw trail is nearly . leur of Snow. Two cars of ore. is , out sacked atul ready for shipment as soon a' horses enn gat oyer the trail. Ed, Morgan will leave about thu 1st nf June fur tbe Yukon to prospect for a -yii.li' nl./ of Kaslo and Nelaon men. ■ ,t a un. . . .-ne might • i ■■ ' i nml cnri - ■ them It . . ■ ; nt nl thc present time to -onthispoi.it. :. nan shoqt i.k Inll ■ • t ':..." : ' 1 r let and worrying „ ,,. ,. ... the stock is trail, nUiiu oivned by the marki -i ' c .i . owner of the d |1 lhe ei .. • i ir nnd *.tli», !,'.-i-. f on; > •. •-.!., i r.vi spd Kaalo will 1900 t'ie producer o] lpa.il wns sub- ;,.,:..*.*_•. ' r-tapsliooiingop, Water iect *,, n ,*,, ,M »nd tr, . ,,,.., Street, beliii,d ,\. I Uarliind'i. , , *,,.,-a i ,i . ,, i ., i ri'" .1 IzZ.ftO finiii the nearest \ | , ,-an) || ,| .,- ' Ran ! | iradc t*. geminds. . " g .,,,,, point of liansporlnlign, whieh was n*j .. : down hole, nt tlmt time Thon n i Landing, 4II>. lis miners f in > '* ■ I. duration tvhil ■ | lim \ '* i ■ l I \ v i • i ii. \\ . ".I.i. il.,in .--.ii. agent. i drilling }0 minjllef, prize |50 iliuril piir.ide from recreation ground.-* Jdg-o£-war on A avenni . prize $50. Gran I ball in Eagle Opera honee in evening. Dated.*, ril i.n. II* aa i i t i njt.li In Ibe I ■ ■ ■ ' ti. -t is,, nei i .-'.'., • -• ,, norll let 80 '*. tic 'mint ut 900 fe. t i i • . ' ;■'■""" Inl:.-. 11. \\ -■ ■. . ■ . 'Inn 0 V. . \ |; mi .', i|.t).N, " '•:>■( r n >-• .,*' wilfully si I I '.-.'.'■' STuraj aub OJrarral. .'. iad i's natal .Inv ip not fur off, ol n :- uii ih t" him but 125.00. When the c *t of packing n d freighting waa added to the f.tijilit nnd treatment it imih a charge on ihe .silver values of ir..in $5 i.. f2U per ton. Ur-'duallv. however, the table hn* been turning. Ill the summer Wc have repentcdly asked all those who had book.*, from the (ioveriiment library to return tin in. There are some slill out. We say once more : PLEASE oring them back. The liret social function si the rapidly growing town of lierrard ivrs a dunce which took place at " Fairview " one night last week. Mrs. tiieiin had Iho floor of the dining room in very good shape, and a pleasant lima waa passed. The drchestra was .eonducled by Js.k 1'. in.btirdt, whilst Jim Craig ,\ _ K il,lttde ttn lfficient m"9lct 0f cere- L' • ingha*! been done terminal poinrat Trout Uke City, i - . -,- KC ;■ i'-Ob your hat Put i I irrsnging s pruj:*aiii of which cut off tlie expensive freight* ,. j_ j|rUgb left Wednesday nexi it I uke is the central I t thi Who's district, and toi the SUC- ■ il h!1 take n t~\ n r* ' ■■"•''■• __-____-_{,_ *Jt'tttr. ____ia r lIVTI . t\P\ Tl "' {j?¥.~*.TZtw ._!__»_ i J J Li L LLO V. Ai \J\J | _ _' f *r i. t* 11 'A i" w *>1 i* + J.' X XI .it.-_.tr. .in i-i-i ill '_ > T. 'i in re will ■ *. sefvioe 1 . oi - , ■ Vi I ,i - et that the il lhe i ':.•'•' •''" ' •*' '•■■• * ■ ' Trout Lake i-.i.uii Ik-er, nf Kajdq, will take ihe matter in hand and the ro o*.eratiou ol Ferguson \1.L AM' RETA1 iVleat Alerchants -, in all kinds •■' Pi osh Mi r.l 1 i:ul I I \KI l: I IF. B. We! Rl vil RTOKE, D i IRAW FURS BOUGHT CASH PRICKS PAia k * ■ * ■ - ... ibe ■ ■ ui i;i:*.\ ... ;.;:■'-.: - '^__3KZ___* Ginyer Ale Girj-ytr Desi' ji:oiibrew Sarsao^riila Cream Soda ij Lerrior,r»de GhanipaqriQ Cider I Club Soda Water '..id Mineral V_atsr ■ - • Thorpe (^ Co. | •X'rliuut. S I . . ■. becauae u i. ws- yery scrap of no | -... IVe ■.. i ih .. we maki 5 * ■ ■ . i tuie B of rj I en -.:.' I 1 reader, I p : iv lhe I l*\ pump g I _. i.-KM Th.niiHoir. lni.li"'B a nd n- mf,riling to do aome work on hie duced the £r**i,_ht and treatment ,.| ,inig rate to *17 .'o Shorjly after thi ' -*1 Dominion gp veil) men I i rovi li I a Waller and Thompson are mak- lionand bounty of flo per !-" on lead, hil-_**.»l progress on their lease ou whie_ wan. ofoonrm, so much , V'ne and Nine mite dumps, found for thu bad miners. " The call ..r demand 'or lead.' Tin Stlvor Cup has a smsll crew however, continued about the »• **"rk (."■it'"1*** *he «>'•>*•in 8h"*Pr- mi ne, and notwith ' ling the •c granted there v. h* T. E. Ehrehart eipeots to get Is toi thi il fti •-, lu^-nf WHr. g contest log rolling, foot racing and horse-racing i*. i I Ian i-he enterlain'ng capacity t.. i in-t tii^etiicr and map out linns i.iitl there can '.. no doubl as t*. ii- success materially no iotetfease in lbs Lnr- matters in sha|*e to resume work dean's prodii'tioii. 11. .!• iiiand in the l.inkv Hoy next Week. . . I I 1 .'. ' '. •..-.• now E H. Vipond in putting his I acking outfit in shaj.e to com i.i.•nf.- ll - ilii 1! .- ... g ii, n ; i - .r mithiug ■ • : •:.- " i ■; ... . - ■ . by .'un ' r.l iln I plai Nuggel Jin .:. uteat £. Ltd .. ;. i . .. i i -: v ., t IL - ■ •' nnd ■I iff li efforts nre • 1 to gr ita Hit*! . .i nth iln j,';.-i' in rretised. sn i : - :- !.. gel the ..re fir I I I r:.|. from H7 60 id #1.1 ti. n t.i |I3 |.or ton Several lime*, during 19015 tl •• I runs f!6 on the latioi CIS la Ad. to - , • ii- 10 dii -i'i" i red. thus placing the induatry on n i basis. i bevel, r. is not tl. , NS ilia' ti. ■ seme to Jnck Nesbit is doing some goot work on the Morning and Evening at Rapid Creek. K R Vipond and imrtners are preparing to re-open tho Nobln Five at the bead of Rnwn Creek. PIANOS.—-The famous Gourlay is ihe one to buy. It is not a cheap piano whin you buy, but the p • iu-.-r .-.!. n.tv was j you find you have practised econ- „■! ,.■.!•*.:: ':.• f*ei tb*.' lead itseltjomy when you have tested and h In si of \our i id* rs Sl ] ii B. Bring in i| pi cia success. fi el i "i.i. leut of bi? Watch this space. Something you will profit by will appear shortly. M* The 1 ri* ■• * i isiul o:. ibe I." d •! :. .i.i. Hill rising, lues i - i . ■ i n b i" 17 ! ■ "• i a t..ii Silycr declined tn on bo I. markets, bul ii- etijl yerv high I'i i A ii.i ii.ii u price r**esday was .',,',; C nlS .Ul Ollll) . !■( I ft Is iii_b mid unchai g< *> Malcolm Mathieeon an I Bill) Tii.iiiis, ,i|1( up fr.tin lli rrard f *i n vitnl Mnl* "'in intends ' • open up tbe t .*|i|. r Chief as ftB.in »r conditions will permit W. Md can, i I ibe 1 rub rill Drewiug • '••■ ""I Tljorpo'e Hods \\ ati i M orks, i»ald a dying visit to the dlsll cl lbir* «■ '. Tin* only Hilly Miillin Is expected back from Npw Vork on or about the *ir_ * of June. You wiil be greatly Interested and Pleased, John J..bu* i.n lift on Tueed ij morning for tlje Kva mine, t'ounly f'< nit will bo held at In.ut l.nl.e i Tuesdav, ".'"th inst Among (lie I NBi - un the docket are a couple of I'anudiuu I inibir mid Sawmill pases, which will <• Mime of the celebrated chirecten nf that defunct company to come iu and view the result of their huge mismanagement. Owing to several of OUI football players arriving tj:o late on Monday's boat, the p'oposid match at Ferguson wstj temporarily abandoned. \i being i" ked for ec i the d* mand ever increasing, and from the - • \; reesed by ihnse who ii r * in ii position lo know, it is not rhis d ii I u I "f .i ne •■ isiti upon Up t: of the Lardeau by men who want rmiiiet uti.l will make mines to gat it. and ti e era i f stildi itting wlnn pr*ipcrti*s were | si lly openi .1 up for tl..' pur use ot sellings! '^ inly will < ■ ■-•■ l'eii.iiu. oi lhe Pilol H.i> smelter, and the Canadian Bmelting Works at Tr.iil are already looking nf'. r properties in this d.ivi->i**n They want !"ad ..re and io *k on ihe Lardeau as a gOfld p| ic- t.. c* I it. We f el. therefore, Uml ».• oan claim con- tilt.ntlv thnt ths I ardeau iu the i.-ii fuliir-' bv virtue of hcrlirge depnsils of thai liiiufial will be a hive of imiustry T II Haker, lute niSUSgl r ol the b.mk here, osine. in on Ssturdav i.inbl to r. new old frieudsbipr. I Ii is nlwavM a welcome visitor, nnd uc trust it will nut be long bed.re We see Lijii again. .Ise. A. (iritbth mid family re- icrned from Midmtv on Monday 4U4jl\Jr (iriUjth has cb»s<'d out his business there snd wi'l herenflcr di vote hie entire eiienji-s lo '1 rout I.uke tried it. When you want an in* strutnent see the loc.il agent, Murray. He can At you out with any stylo and at sny price and terms. J. C\ Murray, local agent. Miner's licenses expire 31st May. Don't forget it. W. Me Lend, assistant inspector Dominion Fisheries, wilh P.C- Simpioii visited Uerrard on Monday to look into the matter of -|,eating fish at thnt |>oint. Frauk Landrian cume in from tbe Eva on Wednesday in do bis aseesiments on the lloiuestake group on Lucky Doy hill. Mr. Dan Williams left for his home in Montreal on Monday. Mi. Williams has been in poor health for MM time and hopeithe trip east will pi..ye lienetkial. Wa hti s rry lo lone him from our community, bul tiust ere long he will return with renewed health and vigor. lieo Alexander, of the Ferguson Mines, Ltd , is expected in Monday. .lack Staubet vinited Revelstoke during tbe week on business. The foundation of the new mill nt Gerund is ueariug completion. bout BO men are smployed on construction work. Arthur (Jow ing, who bas the contract for logging, will pul in a second camp thia coming week. Andy Ctaig and Arthur Gowing are visiting the Okanagan country this wcok purchasing horses. book-binding department had their Mrs. < Mother) Uurroll paid a annual i ictiic on Monday last, visit to the Lumhe'ropolis st the (ierrsrd wae lhe venue, where a foot of the Lake on Wednrsd.y hsppv day wai •.fnl Hugh McPherson and Robert t*cott are installing the waterworks The Review rtaff and job snd ,vl(f|_ ,t Arrowhead. Vines Lade, Jim Lade, {Have McLconan and Hugh McDonald, 'd Cstsborno, were * -inters lo-dav LARDEAU MINING REVIEW, TROUT LAKE CITY, B.C. A RING IN THE CASE ■By FR.tMi HARRIS C'oi.yr.'.t, MiW, bl/ !'■ <"- Emtnunl Meager as wns Jenny's salary, one half or it had paid for the tiny room on Mrs. t'ady'a third floor ainl furnished Jenny's Inadequate supply of food snd clothing, and the oilier Imil' until the la«t two months had none regularly to her mother on the little unproductive Rhode Island farm. But these Inst two months Iiml made a new division in tin* stipend Nmi' It was In three parts, and the ttllrd went to the fourth floor of Mrs .'mil's apart- munt house to a room even more tiny and bare than her own. She bad beard a low mouninc one day, apparently from the room above, and bad gone up and tapped snxioasly on 1 iif door Sot eral minutes bad passed before she heard a feeble step screes tlie Boor, nnd then Ul* door had opened, ami she I.ml S01.1.0W1NO masked. looted Into the tweetest. most refined old face ihe ua.l ever seen, but, oh, ho wan and patient and hop No, nothing was wonted, lbs old wc* man said. She bad only lost coutrol of herself for a moment; that wn mi,I. And ■be imlled with pitiful cheerfulness as she closed the door. But Jenny bad seen enough. 11i.it face and one brief glimpse into the room beyond lent ber hurrying down stairs after her own bowl of soup und bit of bread and butter. And in spite of Ihe old womun'a protests and entreaties obe had literally forced her to ent. laughing, but unyielding and firm. An.l ■with ths first spoonful of soup there had come ■ light Into tin* woman's which made Jenny turn abruptly am! walk to the one small window, choking back something In her throat It wns as she bad SOSpSCted, only worse. Tin* eld woman bad been literally starving. Sine* tlien they had been good friends, Jenny, tender and Imp." bringing her own oil stov* und provl slona to tbe fourth Boor room, so that ther* should be no more question of hunger, snd tho old woman depn nr, but yielding. It mean) less fur lhe hardworking mother on tl.e farm nn.l less for herself, but Jei ■ thought of these tl, ago, Her mother would have it so, she knew Tl. woman was In fn than tli.-jr and should be looked ufi* ■ And now had come a pi r. 1U00, and with It she would have t„ lonve the apartment house nnd board la lli* family of her employer. Uut tli- old trom an should have the oil stove and the small supply of provisions on band, and—yes, slit should have the bit of carpet the bad bought. It would be worm for the poor old '. So when she went up io the fourth Boor to any goodhy she carried tin* bit of can""t snd s teapot snd some books she thought Uie old woman might like to read. An hour was spent In talking and planning, and then she turned to leave, tlie old woman follow Ing ber to the door. "I wlU not try to thank you, dear," she said softly "Words nre so Insde (juste. Hut yon know' (bs removed a quaintly wrought elrelet of gold from her finger and slipped It on one of ,|,n ny'o— "I want you to wear tli'* ',. rt member me by It Is not valuable er. cept for association and tradition, Mi father brought It from India an.l gme It to me long, long ng... nl.cn I WSS n hUlt girl He said the • i. setting waa a juck stone and thai lbs ring would be a talisman to gnud fortune." Rht smiled lustfully and tdded, "' hop* the fortune will t>* better for TOO than It has been for me, di An hour later Jenny was in a si reel car on the wny to the new boarding place. Opposlle her snt s man ni. teemed to be looking through thi dow st her back, lint fr,,m tll time, when her gSBS rose suddenly. sl.<* found lilm looking straight »• her, lie hid been on the sidewalk when she left the apartment house and bed boarded tiit same car and changed at the same trUafcr. but of that she would nol hart though' for inch r., ncidcnce* tonld easily happen In a -ity. Onl/ Vhan she vain slighted tad tin •»*• e,e|.|,*si ir*. r lu iii>. udewu h tiijutuiy lamed to inm. ber ci*** flash Ing. "Are yoa following nie?" sue de- manded. 'I lie man smiled assenting!,*,. "Why, yes, I mm us -> knowl edge i imve been," be replied, "I wanted tn i.e perfectly sure first, imt It's all right. Vim m | gmt along wiih me to iln* police station, yon know." at the Incredulity and horror In her face. "I am it detective." "itut what for'/" indignantly, "Oh, Just for tbe ring on your Iln gut," easily, "though nf course you know It's been in tbe BOOHS tb* lust <en any8—only ring llko il in the i n- iry, big reward nud nil that, What puzzles me, though, is you being so simple ns to pin il on openly. We were given ii iiim i.y yuiii' landlady this nnn'iiing Hint a ring s Billing like I the mie advertised mis in her house, Inn trom whet sin* said we had nn Idea I it was worn i.y an old woman. I've I lien iiii the watch several hours. Now ''..un* iili.ng. If yoll don'l liinke n fuss we can walk quietly nnd nobody will notice." i Jenny's bead was iu a whirl, The ring mis evidently Btolen, but she did noI for il I neiil lliinli of lhe old woman ns a llilef, anil yet she claimed lo have owned the ring -since she was il young girl. "There's snnie mistake," she faltered. "ur course there is." cheerfully, "and it's im. bad in put you in so much Inconvenience, Um you'll Imve lo go nml explain to the Judge ami to lhe owner of lhe ring, who will l.e telephoned for. Vim ,:in dn iiim easily enough." Ami iii.* officer grinned sarcastically. When ihe owner came he proved to l.e a young man, tbe s.-i.t of whom brougbl a quick ii'isii in Jenny's face, lie was the son of He man lor uli,.in she wmked. "Wim11 Y.iu'r" lie cicliilnied, then In tin* officer "You have made u mistake This young lady" "Goods found on her." Interrupted tlie officer laconically. "Look at inr linger." "l don'l care," vehemently. "She isn't the one." lie glanced at lie circlet on Jenny's Bnger, and an odd look came lo blS face ns he ail,led, '■Besides. Hie ling Isn't in Iln* least like mine not iu the least." "Exactly like your description," dryly, "nn.l i believe ynur advertisement added tbat the name 'Elolse Kevins' wns Inside. Suppose we lnnk mnl se,*." "No. no." hastily "It isn't worth while The ring is entirely different" But Jenny was slipping tbe run.' from her linger hurriedly. "It is "Helolse,1 not 'Klol.se,' Inside," she cried. "Wliail" The young man took the ring and examined it eagerly, Incredu lously. "It must he Aunt HelotSe'S." he sni.l at lust in nn swed voice, "Qrondfstber gave a ring in each of his daughters bllt Alint BelOlSe'S WSS I'.st nr Slip posed in be when her vessel went dnivn in mldocean twenty years ago." "Your Aunt Helolsa is alive In nn eu^t sub* apartment honse," exclaimed Jenny, "or nt least l saw tbe name 'Hclnise .Sm ins' in some bunks, and their owner gave nn- this ring." "Case dismissed," said the Judge briskly. "Officer, bring up the next" WOMANS WORIJD MISS LOUISE HOWENSTEIN. sanitary advantage <>f the paper towels for public wash rooms, school mid Institution use is rea.iiiy apparent why nre they not Just Ihe thing for the kitchen? Purchased in quantities, ihey est uliout an eighth of a cent apiece, nnd the siiiing in laundering is even greater than the cost of buying. New York l'ost. Our nf .li. I lever Arllsla of llir Helm rt men I nf Aurlenll in-.'. Miss Louise Uoueiislciii Is one nf Ilu* staff of clever women artists employed I.y the United Slates government. Mis. llniveiislcin's work is lhal nf milking line drawings for scientific purposes, and she Is engaged lu the eutomologlcal dlvlsloQ of ihe department of agriculture, Her enlarged pen snd ink uml tine brush sketches of in..Hi mnl butterfly, beetle mnl worm, are nothing short of exquisite in their handling of tba delicate feathery wing, Ibe si ler antennae ami Hn* liny head purls. Miss I li.iveiislein deserves especial credit fnr the excellence nf her work, since the has accomplished it purely through ber own bard work nmi perse Terence. She has never hud am teach ENGRAVING ON DIAMONDS. Tlila Dllllcull Work l» I'rrf.irinr4 Wry A, ll».l.'.ill.i. Kiigi'iivlng nn diamonds can be l"'i' formed ill n very effective manner It is iriie a feu m.i icry arlislicall.i en grin oil stones were found in India. an,i a iiiuiiii.ii.i mi which ihe portrait nt the king nf II..linn.I was engraved WHS -Imii n ul Hie I'niis exhibition in isis iiiii iiie inul, mis I in perfectly executed, and the stOliea looked as il ihey hmi i n deadened rather Ibao Itecenily, however, accord Serving Frnlf. The Ideal housewife Is the one who can serve plain food In u perfect manner. Keen Water can look so iinilttrilc- tlve Unit one does not care lo drink it polished unless ft.reed by extreme llilrst. Ten lug In lhe I'l.leluienlall ln.llislrie. lhe and coffee lire Simple beverages, very Paris jeweler, llnnlliiol, has produced easy to make In lhe right way, but some very beautiful specimens nf en quite ns often spoiled. Fruit can be gnu inns mi diamonds. Aiming Other served so attractively that one really things, he bus iniiile a yataghan hauiig wants to eat II, or ,t can he placed up- S Hun diamond for lhe I.hide mul a ou the table in a manner to repel. An ruby I'm' the handle, Worthy ,.f iiii orange with u clean skin placed on a IC also me a large circular stOI II spotless plate with a silver knife and ivblch a pansy wilh leaves is cut uml spoon us bright ns band can make a knife made of two dlamoudi A them ami flanked by a bowl contain—g very artistic pice nf work is s blcj tepid water, also placed in a piste, but de baying two diamonds for Its wheels, with ii dainty dolly between them is tbe spokes of which are represented i>* appetising, whether you can* for or- lines cut In tbe diamonds snd the axles NOCTURNe. Up t-. her chamber window A sHkih wire in Ills .mc*. Ami up llns K 'S Isddi r l'l rs u bold IVhltS ruse. I lounue Iii Ihe Ilex ihsdOWSI I att Hit lady It *" Unelusplll 101 -I" II i:'"1 S, Tlm cm lain folds b IWti tl sii« smiles mi Ii.t « hltt rost loveri sn,- i, a, in s ,,ni her i.-""I A-S.l lull's him In ul iht iilndniv i ite ii when I standi To her scarlel Up shs holds blm And kisses him many u llmi Ah. in.-. 'I mis In- Ihttl " '.. her Hei suit in* darti 'I"'1'' Th,,mi.-i B i Aid.Id.. THE RETiniNQ REGISTrtAR, ___£__&*_ ___B*I_?K. _i_o\ ^mr**^ vfv_____:*____■______ lw*_ v____R__ ____T_B__r T__- ____r -____•*»'" ___l Ht ?)v_**f-;.. unges or not. And that is the way dainty women serve fruit in the natural Minneapolis Tribune. Ilecnnllone Vr-rana duller. Do have harmonious colors iiiiii tones In the furnishings and picliir.*s ou the i..i nm boles bored through ihe ecu ters Another diamond i- i in in ths shape "f u Bsh, and a very beautiful brooch consists ..r a icarabaeus stu rounded i.y sapphires and brilliants The mosl remarkable of nil is ■ ring ii nn I <- of a diamond 'ihe Inner lur walls, biit do "eliminate clutter" iu the (ace Is polished ami tin ter surface She lit..-,*. A young lawyer had become very much attached t" a certain young wo man who was lomewbal celebrated among Iht friends for her repartee The only obstacle In ihe pathway nf tin* young man wai bis exceeding ihy nsss, for, while slwsys In command nf himself jn the courtroom, he became almost speechless lu lhe presence of Us mi.nill one. As one method of showing In- devotion, it was bis ens t<.in lo shower his iiiaiimrata with presents. lhe young lady's mother, being far from satlsBed witb ihe status of the ease, broached the subject •My dear," she said, "you have let iiiss Mirisi: iiowksstein. lug ai uii beyond some guidance given ber by her mint, lo whose position in tin* ilit isi.tn she has recently sue led, uml tbe fad that she is a very young woman imi 1 guns added Internet to ber laurels, After tin* death, some two years ago, of Miss IPuvi'iistcin's mint she was up pointed to the position, which she bas filled wilh increasing success. Not only is -in* busily ai hi ok making these delicate drawings .if the Insects, hut is also experimenting In mounting them, for ber ..wn satisfaction, umi is Incidentally gaining mucb scientific Information about both the Injurious uml beneficial specimens Washington Post linine. Children will naturally despISS these adornments, which are continual ly entrapping their unwary feet or be lug turned topsy turvy by their small hands even when they don't mean l<>. Encourage children and young people Hi iniike collections *.f objects from nature—ferns, wild flowers, si..lies, lichens nnd curious growths. Provide suitable places for these, stimulate the wish to arrange artistically and then insist upon elimination the moment these decorations degenerate luto "clutter." In this way there "ill be change wilh.nil decay. Mothers' Magaslne, Trim Parlors. artistically engraved, There ars also brooches in tbe form ..f files, tbe wings being represented by thin eugraved diamonds; also .11.1111111111- witb armorial bearings e, g. shin stmis umi sleeve links with the Russian -inns engraved ou them, i-'orineri.i only iiu. surfaces l.l In* polished, bul II..nini,,I has succeeded In polishing concave pails, ns. for Instance, the body ..mi tall • f k Bob .unl u.e iiinei surface *.r 1. ring Willi his tools be can not only in.ike straight lines, bul slso model freeU These tools are ins min Invention, ..mi il Is -luted that only his soil is allowed lo use ihen.. They arc the retail of many yeara' labor, of line workman "Too prim uml inn r..rmal" Is the pro- ship and very diitl.nli 1., handle Only within ihe last fen- years bas ,1 1.." possible i" bore boles In diamonds and arrange ihem alternately null pearls ..11 a string This wnrk 1- mm regular ly done In diamond cutting eatabllab* noiinceiueut of Cardinal Qibbons «.u the homes of many American women. He snys such places make a visitor feel uncomfortable. The cardinal has noted that the average American parlor is too "company-like." Everything la set Bents Scientific American nt rights, nnd it is obviously a show place. He says every room In 11 bsppy •"•*• Wa****es nf Gallia*. home sin,uld lime the air of being oc copied und enjoyed. Honks should be lying around, and flowers and music should be seen. Honks are the index of the life of every household, s.iys lhe prelate, and they should be chosen carefully. A VVomnn'a Plea I'nr I'neketa.' Today petticoat pockets or safely suspended pockets or. In fact pockets nt ull. would sp til our entire scheme nf decoration; therefore we women urerc- duced to ilm handbag. The handbag, whether "f gold studded with pjpclous gems nt- nf Imitation leather, with a turquoise blue giu-s clasp, is the most •iieiitly lost Btolen, .'polled l,v- thieves in the-sireet. b-ft mi a counter. dropped in the-tbeat. r or slipped be- I i-i "ic in church and sllogetber-de- tacbed from Its-owner contrtvoi ce ever Invented. Is this to continue? .'an no Florence 1- excited over the fingers i.f USllleO. II appears thai w bmi the greal astronomer's body «..- a,limited to sepulture m tbe Florentine Cburcb of the iit.iy Cross it. it.'.7 Vlncensio . apponl, a prelate, i ul off witb bis on.. baud "lhe two lingers ivhi. h h.nl will it ii s.i many beautiful thug- In mh er words, be stole tbe rlgbl thumb ami forefinger, while soother admirer iu<b nne among "nr **" n sex arise, Bolve the "'■ Bi . ;■ . nill iii,iiii.i problem and gain ilm gratitude nf f,,r u year and m.w have millions? nr must we Struggle on, pocket less nn.l forlorn, until s,,me smart young man wins nn,lying fame with ii purmis plaster purs,-, warranted never to leave ihe owner, nr. if torn asunder by the madding en.ud, ready to know its nun particular lady ami walk up nnd slip Its band into bl rs. just lll.c Hie little .-llll 1 -lie Wollid imt in* bothered bringing slongt— Leslie s Weekly. scarcely any oilier callers, lias he ever given you to understand that bis Intentions are serious?" ".No. Ile hasii i said anything, but I know they are" "How can you know It If he has said nothing? 'I be girl smiled. "Well," she said, "you know he 1, s lawyer, nml lawyers always corns a contract with 'Know nil men by these pre lit-.' ' 111, i pel's Weekly. K. . e SHU. Keep still. When trouble la bre lug keep still. Win ii slander is getting 'si U.e h'fl thumb Will. I. .1 lasl e BOH on ita legs keep still. When your feel- " Ibe Florentine aiuaeum, while Ibe ings me wounded keep st.n until you '"" Cepponl lingers, passing on Ibe recover from yonr excitement Things migration >.f Ibe bead of the famllj look different through nu unagltated '" |r '" bis iteward are mm la eye Time Is n greal healing agent ''"' i '-sum nf bis daughter, nu old Wait until you speak calmly, and then *V0man nf eighty four. ul... seek- I,, te maybe there win in* no esslty for lleve herself from poverty by selling speaking at ail. Silence is tbe most ll"'1" s|"' had bad offers r. in i i inassne thing conceivable sometimes. American, but. having the IndU It Is strength in very grandeur New 'u publish them, Florentine pal Orleans Times-Democrat ' ''"-'' '" ;"'"'s 1""1 now demands lhal i u.e fingers shonld Join thai slreadj lu old Embroider** BuSktreklcfi, I the museum, Worse still, payment f,>r The next time mi embroidered bun,! them i- refuted, snd proceedings bare kerchief wears out take a sharp pair been taken I" compel ihe p,„,r ni,I u-> of isors and cut the embrokjery core- man to hand them over, fully out of tbe linen ns close to the ' embroidery as possible, it will not1 v.e_rin.t gammas Ctetboa. ravel if i's edge is linnly wrought, i A !,.g retail clothing bouse ni .New Tl —broidery can be returned'to fork li sorelj pestered i.y customers snotber handkerchief if you wish, side who order clothes, weai them si an stit.heil on with tiny stitches. If It is evening reception rn t„ the theulci n an Initial letter baste it securely first. I'"ii them next day and demand then so it will not be drawn out of shape money lnnk ou iln* ground thai tbe J.... Whal in. , limn.*. As the Confederate Uenerai Harry llcih was paaalng tbi "uniry nfter hn adi inn e scouts on One ■ lion be came up wilh a eoilp.e of them .- .ui green persimmons up la a •* ""' K:"u" whichever sugar Is used, persimmon tree lhe fruit bad Just end It can be flavored to suit tbe tastes (unity l-"nr children. This Is ii deli, inns candy for children, it cun be made with brown, lump or granulated sugar, when made with brown it becomes very hut.I; with lamp sugar It is crisp, nn.l with grauu- luted sugar slightly sticky, Tin- method while being sewed. begun io blush from tbe sun uml to sh*.iv ihe fullness of being slmosl • for the finishing t bee of tbe General Heth was one of Virginia's old school gentlemen and never forgot the courteous train,ng he bad received evea when smong Ins soldiers, who. though only privates, were y,-t, ni.iiiy nr 'hem. of as good • s us was the general himself, j Seeing bis men feasting ,,*i 11,• - green 1 s. ti,,. general tb.night of th* \ condition II • rd im i.-n lu nml _lled, ■ Boyi what mc yon do Ing up there:" ' j. . ng persimmons I," came ba. k the answer, "Thej will draw your stomachs nil up. bo.ij' | returned the general. "That's Jo*-! wbsl we want general s,,metii ,,K t» ns up I,, -ii i tin* rations we p*. ceiie." came bs. k II..* ready answer. nf lies,, win. are going lo eat it. Lemon Juice, vanilla and peppermint ei- ' in all he ii-.-.I to flavor ,1. for I,town nr granulated sn_ur take n breakfast cup full "f sugsr and tbe same quantity of milk. Put tbe milk nml the sugar in an enameled pan, bring to the boil nml boil fir twenty minutes, when tbe candy should set. Pour it Into a greased tin. and score it ueii with the point of a knife before It is coi,i nr it will ii"! in ik Into I ■ "'■I'S. When using lump sugar use half a p ni of milk to e pound of sug ii and treat exactly ss shove described. 'Ilu* flavoring shonld be added jual before tl.e candy Is poured Into tin* tin. imineiiis do not s.nt rin- management i uiiy adopted a device like thai Harble Mnniria. Which seals ihe doors ..' freight ean> Iii A marble mantel that is discolored transit a leaden pellet pressisl on I*. may be painted with oil colors like "'r'' "r twins fast i* lhe removal the woodwork to make it less notice- of ihe pellet Indicates ih.it the package able in the room. Sometimes a mantel '"is been tampered with Tins notici is "f tbis kind is bronzed in dull green, printed on tbe clothing tag A straight length of embroidery may "To insure our customers against be laid on the lop of a mnutel of this PUrchoalng clothes thai may ban- been kind, but no rutlle should be added. ""'" l,v others ws hui.* sppeoded ih* 'ng umi seal No clothing sill be <-i Thr F.yr.. changed nor credit alien If tbis gur When wiping the fine never rub the ment is returned without the UmltS eyes. Pat them gently. Avoid anything that will bring the blood to the surface. Do everything that win make the lids thin lit the edges and white, for then Ihey become beautiful, nnd tbe iin I..-I seal " New York Press. Inl„ur Atlirnl.lnf StbtOt*. a Brooklyn business man concaved nnd tiled to carry Into SXeCUtlOS tb» sumo treatment will heighten the "''"'r ''•'•v ■ "iihiue and brilliant a.l brightness of the pupil. vertlslng scbeme llsbsd bb. sdvsrtls ' ing sign sfflxed in raised lettsrs i.< ti.e Malmgany bat the preference among '"''' "r "" autoiii'ihi!*-, so Unit when the u Is for drawing, reception, miltiC letters were oal.si over wuh white Ills I.real I .nil. "Bilkitis has no v." "What makes yoa think- sor" "lie Instructed bis i ttls bqy alu-av*. to tell the truth, mil then lie" u lipped , ','. '", ,"', ' " " ' '" . , , , ... uiilinod armlu.I.■, as In cotton waists thr urchin for telling rum Hint he locked almost foolish." Sim I'ianci,scoCall. A Mini in Drtttmakera, One "i tbe mosl Impoimnl things for mi borne dressmakers to remember Is] iln- cutting of the armhole snd tbe ad Justing of tbe sleeve material around It, Always keep Ih*' uruilmle us small as is consistent n Itb i omfort. it Is nice to pin tbe sleeve inlo nn Don't,expect a girl who has never Washed dishes to be overjoy el ut the prospect of love In n .•,,' His Long Suit* It* didn't uivc la '.id; .It mads l nn - li /■'i'i rk ht wiuuri food; ai sjgbt pr it i Bin u hen It earn, lo'l iiim* how A hard Jm dons Ihtn he « . . n brow, ' ' •■ 'i outahlnt an 11" * *>il,ln'i p Ina wlft Amuse i,is rrhljdrtri .i V ' utmil mil when I irt w«re rift, Tlii-n he ,i i It pleastd I ■ i ., i-hiid , on ' 1 skip when wild Ai I huntr>- n.i, I, brood ' take hla time and strength Tn nsure nut just how Ti" nailont a - ■ ,r Isngtb tt ,, ,i,i kttp thi t| tndld piow Of eiirh f.iIr ship nf sgvtrtlfn slstt ■ And ui Ihett problems ht mis sresi; Such tiiinss could he ptrfonn. I ■ • -1 in i ,,.. from him dttt linn s Jel; lb 'I ..ilk uiilil lli« i-iiiis iirr, dim Ami lun -T,• i moon had sat At 1 nothing worth— ■ n it. At . Ins . • o 'I beat lbs sixth; Jli wis i pt-nt.li it tint with a Hiiniii cording, Tbe fullness of i lal should be kept "high" that i«, it should fall as much as possible In a straight line ihnvii from tbe center ..f tbe top of the sleeve, ai esch'slde of flu. gathering across ths top of lbs sleeve try to tit your kleeve Into tbe srmbole with ns mile, fullness ns possible. If fullness will come, take It out by using ii smnll V shaped dart, which, If properly pressed, ii ill imi show. All fullness should be kept to the center of the nnn lit the elbow, tOO, us well ns nt the top. I.allies' Home .lournnl. r«r>er To—rela Kor the K lichen. Kvery one knows the value of paper napkins, and In many households the useful tnd Ineiuenslve little sgunres bave been substituted for linen napkins for breakfast and luncheon. A few in dependent soula use lhe paper napkins altogether for dollies ns well us napkins. It remained for ii school to Introduce a new use for paper. The towels used In this school are nil paper. 'Ihey nre about twice the size of the napkins and are no heavier, ('.rent btinchSS Ot them hang In lhe toilet rooms of the schools attached to books something nue those on letter flies. About two of the towels unr needed lo ' dry the bunds mid fuc*. After using they nre simply Crumpled und thrown ' lutp q waste ouper busket si baaid ItiA and bedroom furniture. It divides boa* l''"'" ""' "i:" h pntotsd bis a.ivr •us with handsome ipiarlered oak fur "semen! on lhe SSpboll wherever it libraries, ami it is liked for dining wa* driven, itut ths Brooklyn street rooms when It ciui l.e obtained. Clssnlng commissioner, being i i . responsIVS soul who did not lipprec'ule To remove grease from S papered " ""'"k" Of genltU like this on the wall, dip s pic- of iiii iiiii j in spirits p..'"ii..ni. threatened the sdvsrtiser of win.-, gently nib the soii.si part ""'' ''"' i'"11"' snd promptly tqaelcbed over once or twice and the grsaSS ''"' wllll|e Sebsms Leslie's Weekly. will disappear. —————____ a Haaloaa i ...,,, it is claimed that if silverware, nml Don i.uis Terraosaa, a grssl friend especially knives, forks and spoons, are of President Um*.. has n farm in rbi liiiuliila of iibo.it B.000,000 uie* lion I.ills Is thought to ..wn more than 1,000,000 csttle. ins itable consists ,.r home 100,000 horses, his si pfold of TirO.fSsi sheep, l'rom '.'UtMKiO to .IISIIKki ■ lives nre branded wilh bis brand ev l ery spring More i tin ii i.uoii cowboys keep his cullle. At his slaughter i.n,I pinking houses near Chihuahua .lly ' 200,000 cattle, ns many sheep and h igs Innumerable sre billed, umi sway ihey go In his own refrigerator cars. Some 1 -I'l.'MHI persons dwell uu his eslate.- Kansas I 'lly .loiirnal. packed in dry Hour they win remain dry nnd untarnished. There Is nothing more soothing In s case of nerimis restlessness than a hot salt bath Just befort retlrlno. Four (inarchlst plotters In llrum tnvtnttd a in -,v kind of bomb. They Iui.I Just |Ol It Inuil*ll V, lit li I,.ing' |t tXPlOdtd And strut k the conspirators dumb. i'i I In I'll. The mayor of Yarmouth recently In fining un Italian who assault.si a man by biting blm on the leg and arm sev- •rai times said thnt if it occurred again some of tils teeth would have to be extracted.-Loudon Kxurett. A Mailer ol Montr. "Would you marry a wouiuu who had tiled un..liter inuil for breach of prom lse'1" ".Tell, It would dipend largely oo luw much tilt Jury bud compelled Imi: lo pay ber." ENGLISH TRAVELING SALESMEN How Their Comfort Is Looked Alter at the Hotels. "Traveling man In England -.,„-, .ii dining rooms si Is i iti snd ■pe. lal lots of iiiiiik*-'' wld i- K simn , of Warn bi ti r England Whin y,,i. K" Into Iht lobby ,*f sn Rngitth hotel v u may bt sm pi i '■•! t. n.ni .i grtai open flit burning In oat ■ nd ,,t thi room I irtal ■ omfoi tabli will I" found aboui iht lobbj j*i,i you ne.-,t nol sat laim if ■ varal salesmen smoklna ons pl| posing iii.-ir tl -.■!, agi d ' tl ue in largt foflttl io ■ Empty sh.,. - i -rn bt found In many i ,!'- ,,r Iht > "The Bngllth lobby i- i pai or or sii- tina room, s pl ict ,f oomfort tnd p. no Inatanot boors ihe stirr. ytmlshed .-■ni, as I "ei" srani s of } ' '•".. iiian hotttlrlts W bi n | ou go to Iht dlnlng-room you may be turprl h. ii the clerk ask If you art s travel ing min. If you art you are uthi r.') un . a sim|.iy imi homely furnlahi ,i nxim containing on ng I ib ■ The llpni till, lit I- 11."!, l kt i pi '■ -tie lllll Ing room, and tverj body i- tvtryb idy ilia's fiieiiti "The ru. .ii is • -i selall) served walttrt sht.iv e-i lal deference, and eieryihlng ^.■ar- a tOBt *.f hmne life «. ■ , n man i, ,u • ■ the table hi lo drnp k halfpenny In a lllll*- bos This * ,in un« ntl. .. '.■.« f Iht and the money thut . toted | ws i pay foi sobooli H.nl orplunagM for the chll'lr n nf I r,iv,-lloi eerie* n'li Klio ill" Without >.nin» sulll len! rm.i.i ' I their support Several of these sch • and "'plumages art main througtioul Kugland. "English iravelliia salesmen lake life • men following t stiti llsrnccupat.ui. in i'..ne,1.1 Tht) nevel think "f entcrmg a man's itore witb s lighted clgsr. Slid ttiey ».e, forgel to wear « oollai .is t • tape, t .,. ,1" business *ilth a insn wltb- nut hulnu their ihoes carefiill All hottls look In thia ami i h,i"t«' iter, \oiir shies each ntarii.. marks ihem with chall them snd rctiinis 'hem .'•>., the nest tl.iv ' Mumcipll Socill.sm In Eng'and. Our -ininlclp.il ant!.- • Ilea evidently have d*rermlnej tn act tin* pari **f unl verse.1 |iro\ Ider*. The ii.-n edtl tht "Municipal Tear H • k ' rivet an • rnniina roooi i f their actlvltltt, *n i The London Ds y Mall. In many 1n*lanee« the local tul ties ire now the largest e labor. Thus tht I ml) ' loun- ' ell, In one department alone, tn not far ihort of too.. The scorw of the activity *f the boroughs is aniailng Menhir 'I'i II only miiiiagei a n ports thai n i I psol i ,-ur ■• Brighton sn,i * ■ me ■ ,:•«,.. to the htncfli of Iht (Int biirounh d e* a SO*id trade In muni- ' clpal Mill iiian,ut Lincoln proudly boasts that It la part owner of a lunatic asylum .',1. heater disposes of over 1 from lis munlrlpa! Ashing Ston ui-Thiunes the indent borough, Ii willing ta Instruct li ren tn swimming at a penny a Itaton Hull 0WTU l largt share ..f s r.. eral bnr.iuirhs beat! of their mm Turkish bathe. The up-to-date workman to-day lives In a municipal house, lit by lhe • In th** slot inunlcip.il tlaotrio tuppl) Ills wlft cooks her meals on iniii, Sis. and maket her lea with municipal water The baby Is reared ..r m pal sterilised milk tnd nur-,,1 In I municipal creche Tin* Children go ' a iiiunlrlinl ichool. The fulher to hit municipal tmplojrmtn.l In s inunl- Olpal electric car He ipetl '. unlays on a munlolpal ract has his weekly kh Iiii In a nini bath, tht wife at the same ilm, her weekly laundry lu the mir. WIlhhotUM When tha} .He they are but ltd iii i municipal * ■ 11 Doas til this municipal activity psyt An tnalyils of the fl^iiie, .h.,n» _ re. i ■ hit variation of I oal f,,r thi wnrk In different b iroUghl London '"Ses henvlly by l'l council 1 bonsesi (lla.sg.iw. with lower makes Ihem jrltld ■ rtltonibll t Man, heater )*syi over il fiO.OOO a year from us trimuav profits for relief of rates, and placet t itlll larger imounl f ,r depreciation Oldham, deaplii fact .let it tiiowi nothing foi lepra 'I shows l l...a ,.f "i , i 1, London cuiiei oul badly in oompari* f.n eiiii the gieiit northern ami ml I laml boroughs The ettlmattd "muni-' clpal irading' balanot sheel of tht County Council for tht oomlng ysar re i"i.* a l.isi „f „|„,„| _ aj.iinn Thi Thamtt steamboats are largely so- ■ ountablt lei n.i* Uaab ..f tht in,us lint l«,il*-y of tba County C ..mil lm< b.'.-n. to iav ilm leott, unfortunate The Wt f"r lhe lust veur .... Iht l.ulld- j Ing schemes of tin council Is given ss _14,SH. Ilia I,lit Prop Hi It'll Oil. "Ignorance of lbs luw, you know,". suiii tbe justice of the peace, "is no de- feilsc." j "In tbat ease," replied the prisoner, She Vila It. "Whin a loud pcul iimt It at tht door bell." "Yes; Mr. Cotehem It coming thii "you Wouldn't have a leg lo stnnil on evening. I rather think Uut It uiy tu If they •»or _:r'.:!i"! yo\i tip, TTOUld gageuiebt ring." f»u?"-_hlu«o Utsord-Uersld. A Littl* Diplomat. Prime Kdwairt. ilia lldtll son of lhe Prlnos Of Wale.. Ia a hi tl,, ,| , Upon 'mi occaiion the young princt was asked h> n lllll* «lrl m „ ,.hn dren's party where he lived, "Wa live near WhlMey,.- added tht child. proudly "Ah," replied Prlnot Edward with Interest, "that's curious Wt Hie near . inn Inge's " AnrKhtr tim**s gen Demon wn telling a long and dull antadots io Prlnot Edward ..nd hit younger brother, Piinct Alberl After «. tlmt i'i luce Albtrt began tc show an< mlstakabls signs nf weariness nmi lm> poll * «i whloh Princt Edward an lously nuiiged him, tdtllng i. l„ * . „, 'bllilli-. milli." A lllrldeil Senllmenl. Mflle Agues Is twelve yems old. She Is I poetess, si,., bus, maybe, „ sense of humor and, positively, she did not like b.*r stspmotber. On tbs letter's blrtbdsy Hit yonthful rhymer put forth til her powers to pinnae the lady who had usurped h,*r own mothers phtCS Iht quatrain ran at follows: 1 thank you fnr your kindness, I iliuiik in,, for your lovt An.l hop* (i0,i win rtword you By liklnt you above. BST atepuiolher hardly knew whether thia waa to be tnL.-n premntuiely or uut. Hbt tuuyotud not. "J ■"',." ' o| , "The Nistor of Canidlin Jo ll Charlei Lindtey •The N-slnr „f i •„,,:, . , , lain" Is Hie litis applitd i„ ,h,*' Llndtty Iht la glstrai ■ , rn divlalon <.r Tor in i Will Smith For ni yttn ht has ,i po ir Ion fr ni u hich hi lire.I. Prior In lhal ti us Hie ho*.! I,.inline. .,1 ,., . ." ids His much "ii can ths was tu ignlflcenl i . before tl Iffertnl liou ■ his fingti HI arili I magnlflcenl, us llttraturi strong, forceful ohara. itr in ., .I'm ..* i ilil I," ■ ul i ,1,1. - i ht leading m gun strvath t parly In V\'. tern . \i Itlded an Influent s lisi denied He came to 'hi - '"iiul ri | the ;\gr nf ! ll fill i |W0 Hut tints h" occupied ii i thS SdltOl .ui ' ..iff "f on, trv pai island .rn i he WOS SPPC iiinliier. ihen publllhtd ii* amalgamation In lis Lender he u .. appointed Iln editor in rei ognll Ion of i that position Bti iht heini "i ths local hit. appointed fi m to thi Hon In lhe Kift ,,f the I of i* (1stisi ol thi City of 'i fact dei Ivtd from ■ ii able, no maximum bi them in mo thi i b ■ lu power dl . . tht ne ■ or to Petti Hitin Always a ipumaii i i • , n ruing after lils s< ce and snine ol thi 11 come oul ivl.hiii thi Is the oldtll living m *■ ■ i i| Toronto H Tlmtt of wiiiiiirr. i.v m his felli.T 111 l.m u II h I the i 'iinuil.un r,-l I, , if \ trlts of The * _ ids *■' inth Qoldwln Snitrh. gavt i anadtan pollttct. » rl *l i ,| I [t I l>. Bl In I '■! ' £ 'i ■r . ■ I 'lie -.!,!■ ■ ' e hich ' . well Informed on I* ■ ■ clerct H a.la** created i when lhe Jttull in Paiilameal about ei| re re»r,ie the bo*ik Among othl ' bool, M- » •- were "Pi pri.'ilcil operation In Bl I ■ - 'mill '■'.' In I - r . i.- ■ ud "In Iii -. . Ill| - Ill Is one ,.f tht ' --• ' lbs National 1 ' founding i oal. a bleb aftei * ' ■ 'in h ht hi , R vita aril . LOUIS BIEL IS REALLV DEAD Filhnr McWiUumi of Kmgiton A.i Pn»«nt it tht E»«cu»,on. ton. a pel sldrriti i vi innlpeg *!• i lllel » ,. I under su I log Vei , .ui sav " he I all r,|ht -■ in: in liealnj n W thert. I ».i* ' I knew him well I '* wilh htm In M" he was ciiideiii' 1 his aide and III I ' : have In fore he passed from eur'h P sells,, to sur. fer Iht pel I «.is ,,ii hand Rev Father MeWII imt li 1 to the st iff .'.' Iht ' pal i ill s •• ii ■ . H ind A p ."leiiry |J\ e 1. ■ ind retniln with R iner schoolmale and give III comfort during the f.-w weel Hie And on bis r. I rn VVIlllaui* |Ule i ' 'ns * H.e l.fe of |b>. •■ ailiuied aiiiliorlty LifS Hi Cith Vilui. It li n , longi r iii ey» for t - ■ • ■ u r,,r a tooth smong u.e i of norlhei.. Bi nsh Colon ire OOffimtrclal days and ll Is c«* a life iu,e Ticin,.< Bro* n wia shot a f. » ,1 11 - uu., b) » . ,iu nsmed K ite Bro** n plus ranch near Hi ■ honed thut tin* woman wn nm for in,.ther woman, thi ntt twire it was :,*,,,i- ,i ii im* ,i i,, ,ien' i ) fi len i i i ittit Phi Inl of lli- ItTelr la thai tht ft Loinaii has agreed to i I of thS ..nm ItOS In c.tsh i.tnl 1 goods i fusing to debt i tea years ax.. ■ s wss killed by Ibe father f " ' In.Han u ho WM d. >n m ,1 ' ■ ellllll ,,f li , -,||or In 11 III. 'I ■ iiii iiii. ri,im.in i* • ie traveling. Hints of Skit"* Almost si * * ■■ i - * n thsi • t ni. t ommand lev. ral "trh-k*." or fin, i lieu,, .. - fond **f executing. ,i ••• y twenty I star - In e*. ■ u urea make a mistake thai 10 ' pert JuiIk** i, unforgivable snd t o i 'i make .1 man .1 fallui ■ I nine rompeMtliin. This f I nf looking down and 10 ben.l ' head down while siia.iina. 1' Inlllattd skat* r 1 0 fond of ' his fe* 1 11 thai rn li i« not in imp iislble lo bt' ';- l'l"1 "' the habll ir,,u 1 wat. ii Don 1 band yopr head foi n 1 donnmii,1 Keep thi li ad snd era runt ind eyei directed ■ head, no inatttr bow dlUKr"'1 ll* Saurt. ■xoeillt lur llena. Tests nt Hie llah Station Of ll"' vl11'" of eier, 111 seem i,, iho" thai Ibl ciso Ides muy be ovsrdone. I'1'"' forced to scrstcb for svsrj kernel "' gruln by lbs use of deep slr.in I " did nol lay ao well as those wbl. ll fed part of ihe grain Hi lhe straw a"'1 part In the boi. Ou the OthSI hens which were given no Sierclj* kept In 1 lions,, wiih n board floor, will ae itmw or lllter, and never all""''' Olllsldt of the h.HIHc laid fttj P0°rl' the general reault allowing Ih*'1 '" ' erile eserelae fuvort iho higl",|*t eit uroductlon. V LARDEAU MINING REVIEW, TROUT LAKE CITY, B. C. Ciphers and Settlements ,;, GORDON LENOX _—— -v. II hud all been very .simple and very libsurd. Brian Id tbe stress of business nui forgotten tbsl be hud proml led I to take Madge i" tbe theater and bad not even telegraphed her thai he bad ,,,, important interview ti ci There ,,,, Min ('inline Inul very properly sent „ i|,,- ring and hud refused to listen i explanation, a proc Hug which ,i Brian io vow lhal he would seek |l(,,i i re. In inm Madge de : to scutch for I'm getfuluuss iu :mei sbroad lhe only person who displayed com tense was Howard (inline, who ihed Madge and ber mother a uii for ilu- trip ami encouraged in ins manly stand against u 10*1 whim-. But while his sym had i n plentiful, bis allots ani s -,,' money bad been small Indeed, ami even Madge had complained of tbe leas "f ths sum. i list's iiii right," b" said cheerfully . u "I'll III ii code, mnl .1 HI i .ill i for more when this is gone" i think " su id Mrs Csrline, "1 bsd tend it i.y wireless from N'an • on tl..* way across We shall t llllliust US sooll IIS ws get ■ Something in her husband's laugh rs ,.i ber, ami nothing more was .,, i Msdge looked lnnk on tbe city where icr heart ley Burled, then sfter . rdful iiiierv.ii of seaslckneaa, i .ok ed forward to n winter on lbs ronti • while lirlt.ti ill Ins desk in imr ■i otllce tried io persuade blm- • iht was nothing at all to bill it she had s,, clearly shown h.-r if tolerance But be did feel lonesome, sn.l he felt o when Mr Carllns inn tl !, j Intention of taking a trip weal "1 ■ n run ih" otllce n'i right bi said to Brian as be st I on the : n, iii the train shed ami nervous* ■ .-. -*-,i bis sleeper ticket i e good care of things snd for- t * any cablegram to me linuiedliile- ;: .n he had pssssd through the e ring Brisn very much alone. He bsd taken a place iii Howard ' .r :! ■>• at a tune w hen b I ■ DgagS "You «'»""'r.'a, I, him |„ „,„„ to keep blm f" mulng, ' Brian could i,mc returned home next *"> bJ another line, bul I .red ' ""M'lr "•« « tbat he was m l.uu. """ " "'""'I be well to Hay , , steamer and hav,*,, little rest after all '"' bad Bone through with, ii,. buns "l"""1 ""' Cu* ■ catching a ,,, sionul gumpia „f Ml„l(,„ M _be B"»** Wont With II.,*,,mni; ,ew -she knew In town, If Madge fell any curiosity regarding llls Prcic he did uoi betray li nfter " ■ln« iinineiii upon In. preieuee Hi* being in Loudon was s mattei of utter Indifference to her. „,„i |.,„,. Hubert Befton, inul h.. known ii hail ''""sl' to be grateful lu tbo strapping young Amen, an ,01 the gl'UC'loUMUe - Madge displayed toward Inm Ton days bod passed before sin* "■ de further eoiutuout, then ihe came lB """ ' to iiml her iui : ei il"-' over n little red co A cable blank lay ou the desk bef Inr, and Madge paused by Ibe table to kiss ihe placid I i, ' "Cabling, tntimse) • ibe cried il imi ".in. more money " i Mrs. Carllne see, I cabled for some two weeks ago, i"1' your father mis oul west, and I guess Br id not read the cipher." i code*" ibe , i .-.I "How In. terestlog! Lei mo lee • I or a moment her eyes traveled over lb.* paper, then she turned to h. r moth er. "Is this tbe a me nne you sent before?" sh" demanded. I l.-r mother bowed Tbe g rl's i pi brushed her mother's cheek uml she weni on to ward her room, pule md Shaken She knew now Thnt .'Veiling Iln.in. lingering over his coffee, ii-I- surprised i * -•■*■ Midge "lining toward him He sprang I feet as she , .ii,,,. t„ „ ijnu ia T bis ■ i hie. "He seine.]" she laid quietly; "I don'l want to keep you itnndlng It «..uld sttrai t mention " Brian glance.) to where Lord p. ibi j ,., || - ning md smiled quietly I , himself "I want to km,ii ! ,* 1,, | you received u cable from m 'her before you left Ndi YotU " ' Ye*," be ■ itented; "i cablegram crime tbe day I left " "And you came st om •■•••• -he -1 j BOftl] Brlso Bushed ■■*,... he edmltted. "I did not know tbi n that it w.is u ■■ "Ii was not a trick," she pi 'It wot one of fatl es to tbow me what S foo | 1 hud Ihsui " *i our faiher' be e. bo. d "I • d rhitt be « - tun nest " "It waa this rs i ed ■*ioii -ce father gare us u , ,sle by whlcb ne were to .mm in ■ its a Itb him if in- needed snytblog He knew very ■ * •■ should have to send for in, i ■ - 11- . i.-ry little n h.-ii we left m idge *• .is the i .sic ii ord fir '-.•nil ' • -;.i' u ns tbe code for "500* snd 'i . ■■. ,-.. i for *. ihe message read 'Madge dangerously ill. . nine 11, Willi I It meant »us 'Send $500, n ton ' " "Tlien It was Just a trick to get me be asked * "it ii..- .. dei ce to the said softly ii - bsnd caught hers on tbe I '■. "I wish ■ for a minute" "Mother Is upstairs In our sitt ng "Let's go up ami tell ber that we bare read tbe new j ol , bei " ^_kFCLKS FUN WITH PEANUTS. >nu .nu SIii,.1, four /.oo Willi Anl- iiii,!,, nmi ii,,,i,i „ Nat***, Many odd playthings can he inndu from peanuts und wooden toothpicks, iiiiii iiiiii ii pint ot ti,,. former and a bundle of tbe latter you can have a lot of fun Iii the house lor u day when thc weather will not permit Of play In the Open air. A tiny chicken Is made from u very small peiiiiui Make eyes with ink ..r pencil ul the l.i.ik shaped end and put in imi toothpick legs. Neil a squirrel, Take s nm Ilk.* tbat lu tin* picture The pointed end makes tha head. Draw tht two Byes sii< k A nUll I B7I llllll I. two short i m ot toothpick llrmly in the peanut near tbe bottom for bind it t, SO the squirrel can itsnd up; stick in two farther Up for fore feet Last, 'ill u linl" strip Of paper sad clip It IS fringe, fold it nud fasten it to th" lower end of Ibe peanut, with a pill for a busby m.i To make two bunts split a peanut ami Use each half shell .'ut OUI paper Sail* like tbOSS loll see In the piclnres in papers md magazines of ships at Sin und gum tbem on tOOtbpIck tni-t- _• ih.- ihsrp ciiiIm stick out I Ut from a cork two little cubes and gum to the bottom of ihe bi.ats. Inside, Pn t tht mssts Into rl a-, ami tin boats will sail in a washbowl s.-.i , "1 tiKT TO K*H*W tr V.lf III XIYEIl A ' s..i.i. ri.itu norm:. • Msdgs h.nl lirst i .1 snao i ic mu no real necessity for Ig but be liked to c IJ lldet ' useful, am) In two years be *■ liiiaiuaiiie to bis employer. *■ 'v h<i found Mune refuge from his Igliil in hard work, ami until the ■ s announcing the safe arrival I and Imr mother he hid al need himself Umi bs bsd Iten Ile ! '. forwarded the cablegram to Mr . it .... rejoicing 111 their lafe ar I «hen a MCOnd cable came - iter his hands shook so that hardly open tbe envelope, Ten * ■ iter be bsd sent a telegram Mr* Csrllnt dangerously ill; ■ | en tod IJ S ste .-, " lifter ' ■• give the chief bookkeeper In one uliout running tbe office snd Irtven to tin pier of the liner nil n 'hat noon. I ii "i later n four wheeler dn.vc up *• entrance of ths Csriston hotel In '■"i,'hui and a ynung man StTOdS I '•' " sidewalk Just In time to BOtlce tiio I whisk past in n bsnsom, He i have got Into the call again had 1 lhe elder lady pushed up the trap i d.red her driver to stop. She '• bis across the sidewalk lo Ilrliin. "ll there anything tbe matter?" she i i eagerly "is Howard III?" Not at all," he assured her. "How 1 ■ne you been?" Never belter." she said, with S '* Ifb "I hnve not seen Madge looking "" Well In a long time. What brings i"ii over?" "Nothing much," he snld. with no ' .borate assumption of Indifference; "just a customer I thought il would be best to talk with instead of cabling." 1 nne and sec tne Hns evening after dinner," she urged. "Madge is going to [be (beater With friends, und we cull h.ne i, long, quiet chill." Tbey hud their chat, but Brian was III "' east, The more Mrs. Carllne questioned blm regnr.llng his presence lu Is.udon the more uneasy he becam*> "'id he wua glad when ul last he cuui.l n'.d an excuse I., retire, Ue had the unpleasant knowledge thai he hud blundered somehow, in "ouie way thai cablegram bud ben misread. I'robubl*, Ihere hud been uu "TOr III It, but he COUld linl iinug- '"" a message which would admit of ■uch ii mistake, ai nny rate, it would never do to confess thai he hud crossed the oeeuu to ,.,„,„, ,„ (||(, ,v„ll,.|n f0, Whom be professed nil utter linlilTci- """. and be blindly hoped tliul the "blegram he bad sent i„ Mr. Carllne immediately nfter having seen Mrs. "•"Si'llnt md Aladgo tu guuU lutlih The TorWIali i„,,i, ,,i, • The Turkish new io id ler) i\- ' 'a ■es, who In the middle "f Hie b century were trained to be ■ tin* bodyguard of s.iitun Amurnth I. Orlg . tin y nun bered '. A"" hit sfter 300 yours they hud In. reased a ild, and under Bolyman ihe Magnlflcenl they formed a force highly 1 ami noted for tl.e « I p,' : ■-. if tbelr ntn., k '11,,* b of these Jiiiii7.il es nhoumis In conspiracies .ind uu itn's of every k ml. ao that at last lhev became inure dan geroua to lbs sultan than bis foreign etn ii.ics Tbe lowest ..Ulcers of this for..* were ibe i ks. n im were held lu iln* greatest esteem. They wore wood* en s|„i.,iis in their turbans ami on great ■ -inns mustered round their kettle*, which tiny tiirnisl upside down as I token of revolt I n lo tie ,,f these s in I,attic wns us nnn li uf a dis gi ice us ihe loss of a regiment - . - ■ -ii in I.iii r : BEANS AND DOLLAR BILLS. T»*„ lllls ol Inl.irmallon Iht llore l.ol Iron, ths l.r.teer. Hsif a dosen scl Iboys were pass Ing a grocerj ita * « ben tbelr ■ in «..s h*. *i i,.i a barrel of be,uis Handing near tht door One "f th.'ln .Iske.l the others If they could guest i "ii many beans of that kind It ■A,'Uld lake to tn:.,,e ii l,il,ln | \ at les were made, all the n i from •"•""" In 50,000, lhe l"*y who I , , ,| -wooo being laughed sl bj ins compsnlons To decide ihe matter they i in ms|> tbe grocer, "Well, boyi i s said "you ..re all sway off. Let u.e show you." And be went out md brought In I lot of the beana ami began Iui Ing th.-ni. two or three at a time, in ihe pun of i ilea ii wis found tbsl ii took sixty bean*, t-tken at random, lo w< _ ■ nn ounce, and the boys Ihen penciled cut a calculation showing that It re quired spproximately 119,000 to make a bushel. '-.ni. then," said the grocer. "I'll ask i.m i.oys one li,w many dollar lulls will It take to weigh as much as a siher dollnr':" S'OOl "f the boys guessed ns* than ':■ (i.e. at which the grocer smiled, und then, putting a silver dollsr in nne f Ills at ales, he begun Iiiii: g ■ lur bills in the other When he bud ini down twentj two the scales bal I Could Nol Iril.I Mini. After a wordy srgumenl in which neither scored ni*. Irishmen decided io tight it out it "us agreed, says thr Washington I ost, thai when *■ tl "i .., d "i'n* enough" tbe Dghl should cease After the) had been ut ii aboul ten minutes one of Ihem fell ami hni d. ir.iv yelled: "Enough! Ive enough!" Hut Ins opponent kept on pounding Mm uitlil a man who was watching I'n ra said: "Why don't yon let lilm lays he's got enough." "I knoii he sriys so." said the rlctOl between punches, "but he's such n Ilai you can't believe t word he lays!" up 7 III Html, • In llie Sen. Fights between sharks nml porpoises are said lo he common ii. lhe Millers aro.md the Florida keys, uml the Ash crinen thereabout declare thnt ilm porpoise always wins ami semis tbe shark, which usually begins the light. SI Ing away. The slunk has to turn on iis side 1..'bite, nn.l the nimble porpoISS easily keeps out of reach of i'4 »USp ping Jaws and then Jlimps In ami deals th,. shaii, tremendous slaps with lis mil. WOVSl Kver. "Yes, Indeed: he's (he homeliest t i„ public life lodny. Hsven'l you ever ieen him';" "So, but I've sen caricatures of him" , ,, "(Hi. they flutter blm, Vou should see lilm." A Ureal Detective, "YOU suy he has grown whisker! since Inst you saw him'/" "Yes." "Ilniv did von roCOgnlSS hlinV" I "lly my urn"-'slla."-**-'"•*""*"'' *""■' »tsL , nrlen, Inillnn Cnaloni. m.i: • strangs Indlsn tribes live sround 11.nlsun bay The . . • KsSCOpple Indians are timoiig these till,,-, Wb0 him* a pe.illi.ir * list,.111 in regard to tbelr .lead. As soon as one of their number is deed the surviving relatives place the dead one in u \<o\ . tbey beg from the Hudson Hay compsny Tbe stsa is uf no sccount. In this box are placed, with a loaded gun u powderborn u tobacco pouch, a Biol Stone fur sinking lire, the snow- . . for truicl and all SX. This hn Is then carri.sl to the top Of the nearest bill and set Ihere with Stones upon the top of It. I'nr len dais it is ivft undisturbed, snd then the rel- stiics remove ihe gun and other rslu- il |i i, believing that by tbsl time ihe dc.nl one bus reached Ihe nippy bunting grounds and lias uu further use for tbem. ( nnonilruni*. ROW tli bees dltpost of tbelr honey'' The* cell It What gams do the waves play? 1'it, h uml t ,s- \\ Imt Is the oldest lunatic un record? Tims "Ut of mind. When is a clock on the stair dangerous? When It runs down mid strikes one What Is It that you can put up a Stovepipe don ii. but ynii cant put down a stovepipe up? An umbrella. A lleaerl l.lghlhnnae. There Is one lighthouse In the world that Is not placed on any mariner's chart, n is in tbe Arisous desert nmi mark! tbe Spot where a well supplies pure fresh water In tiavelers. The Child In lhe Ulnae The child who Uvea In the tonkins |!iss Is alwiys ii lilting lo see int. pin, S'ie ntvei ■ - - in* to run and piny, Hut null lies there tor me nil day, For ei *'' V I line 1 gn Hint ItS 1 in-i hei i pins round al rue l 11 hrn I ivus CrOIS nil.I erlsd Hue Itretehtd her mouth sn letv wills I had to laugh Ihen she tlitl ton. Slit* Uke* to ilo ,iisl whnt I da Mar) Slashes Kerr in SI Nicholas Pst Laughed Last. An Irishman on seeing s notlos In n i, ,i,,.i,i ii her'i ii imi"" cue day nin h ran, "Evtrythlng sold hers by ihe iird," enlertd and asked the man of hop if he sold biitleitnllk "Yet," was the sniwtr. "Then give me a yard." said Pat. "All right." said the man, and. dipping his linger into a dish of milk at lus side, he drew it S yard In length on llie c Hilt er. "Anything else:"' ht queried triumphantly of Pat. "No," said Pat. "Just rowl It up lu a ploct of paper, and I'll take It wilh int."—Llmorick Ntws. IHE GRANDEST LODQg. There Is a 1 ,lir,- ft .t'i may Join— Tht rich, lhe high, ths low; Tile grainiest thai WOI ' icr formed i''or mortalt here below. There llie I," bill ll Luis, linen nur dUtS, With Adam It bSgOni The greatetl lodgt then is on eurtli— Tht Broth, rhood of Min. its un ,rs are op.-n t>, mankind, lis in* niheri-hip Is frtti 'Ihen < in and make lhe ties mon strong That bind* th yo . snd me. Extend your hand In fetlowablp, And Join il n Mit '."ii cull; Tht "i.ii in ng that's atked of you Is simply be u Mum ie. ..-11 your ntlghbor you have Joined, .Jo grasp him by ilu- hand! Do tell him you have fund ihe truth • -r the land: 'I uii all men an "ur brothers— The white, the black, tht ian— Thut ill are well omt in our cause— Thi Brotherho d i f Hon, .loin. C. Wright. RADIUM HAS ALL GONE. Supply of Precious Element Almost Cetted—Prohibitive Priest. Tin Load n Bxpre iy Tht sup- il radium I and tha prici of this wondtrful »ub- Itanct has bl. ni.. ,i r.ltlie. "We i gold very m u h Ilka to obtain mon for our experiments, but wt nm utTcrd It." I lilting sur ge*,!, ui u hug,- | tntly. "The discovery n( radium I- nt and revolutionary thai efforts are being both In Ai i this coun try to obtain .it,' rob* s'iii,,-- fi -in othei .urces than pitch* bh title " \ i-ni Iclst who '- many Institutions with radium of various qualities suhl in I ii .iv unable 'o obtain any m re fr,,m the-gre.it centre In Bl "it waa from tha B that Prof t;i- „. ,, \,,,, obtain ,. Here, ,ti re tha ,ri the I'urle ra- nus obtained md Bruntwlck. "Tht fact t:, , ;.,v. in- menl , r radium It, n of i's pr i "Aboul this e y. ur ug., it M- t i.b'a.n tin- highly active radium ■ it £fi for *■ ri mllllgrammea, oi hfrv thouiondth ; , ,und • i ' ■; I £11, £11, £ J', und : prli *, • the element ( ' extracting these a is so it tt only pi •m.1, —t und most ac- • rin. In this I difficulty. A GREENHOUSE. 1 Advantiget Over Hotbed—Plan For a Cheap Structure—Intectt Subdued —8tocky Plant! a Certainty. A greenhouse has many advantages over ih,. botbed Him .an put ill many i pleooant hour caring for growing plants In the tormy days of early spring, when it would be very disagreeable in do tbe same work if hot- in ii were to be m-mi Another advan* tuge Is Unit We can control the beat, which is so essential to tbe growth ..f early plains. Insect pasts can be subdued by fumigation or otberwisi The dangei from drawing planti from tbe lack of ventilation Is reduced. Stocky snd vigor..us plants are almost » certainty it ;. real onable amount of attention is paid to wm. ling and vi mil i tion. It Is of sonic advantage to bave ",.,1 frames in connection with s ■ hoiiHc for transplanting sari] reg - The Balky Hone. Nine tiim s out of ten a bulky horse It th'- - balky driver, declares an • i, ..01-• man Many Ugh strung and nervous horses are complement .ui wm king them, if 'h,. sttentlon of .1 balking bone can 1 bait ot tin trouble Is over. ret !w tew men will icfraln from beating blm • Winn a horse is inclined to be balk;. : !.,. pul in char. bout tha , and not driven 1 .- • on. on the f. 11 iu. If h<- is ll say "whoa!" sharply. 'Ihen be "ill not think be Is bis .cm free will. Get down anil walk sbout him, liftliie' up one foot and then soother; tapping them with a rertlng r- pn tend to tlx his collar; i„ r- hnps bis inane is nnder It and . attention There are many w.ns of di- vertlng 1 I a lion to make him forge) his bad habits, like pouring • 1 in Ins cars or rubbing sand In his mouth. Then. If ion to the quiet ho. !,. of htm tbi y may not In am p cool. One .. may work Ihis time and may never work on the sum,, boras again, Tbe only alternative is to be Ingen* nt, long suffering, an : until you Bnd some . th. r fellow tbat wants to take* a haul at dining a balky horse. EAN TO t.l!EK\_(irSk\ table idanlt when th. s far tnouKh advanced that there li ao dan- gar from heuii frosts. It Is a well known fact thai, moat vegetable planta ar,- benefited by transplanting, »;. It be in a cold frame In the open ground or In pots. After the- vegetable plants are removed to the cold frames s cup of lettuce, radishes, cucumtx 1 melons can be grown with very little cost for fuel. The cosi of heating li the stumbling block that prevents many amateurs from venturing In greenhouse building To _row early v* . In by 10 .an bi heated with one ton of pea co -.: about $i it would take at |easl four loads of man hotbeds baying the same area to fur- nlab 'im h.-at Th. cost of handling the j manure added to tbe ."■-, of the manure Its. I would b up to possibly $R or |10. Then, again, the hotbeds would require more tion, a- w,. lreipieiniy have days in spriiii; when than hour or t»u which would 1, 1 tale the ventilation and, if ■ might draw the plant I while in the ur*- nb. is ol- 1 ways suff.i . I ' ime time, evi n though the became quite « .n a climate as mild as 1 idelpbla rouid be bi ati d by a email hot t ter, such u>' 1 for brooder houses b) men, costine from $17 to $:S5 Secondhand pipe can be uaed to goo.1 ■ would run the flow .:. :• ■ ncti • I the north wall, as shown in diagram. The south bent h should li- north bench to be solid, which boot 1 crowing letl ' e bench «111 be found I ■ foctua; for itortlng seeding planta, as . bottom h* ■' v hould be dug 'deep enough so that the return pipes can '■• w the walk coo. a writer In Rural New Yorker. How He Wit Elected. 11 • •, • v i 1 uchert ■ ' ■ n 1 * 1 nt in - Plain tbe 1 how 'hey would 1 oli. ' ni lbs day f the elect,,,11 , 1. r vtrdng turn, half .. i ,i tern, mber ona Tory wnr iui to fish in a punt, and the boatman who icoomptnli 1 Induced la i.*** p him »* II ul in *hs ver until the 1 . hour had patied Another am,! snd pit Tori iias kept in his ho I ' ,:ti his tithe I-i be ru is WOO tht i Raising 1 Few Chickens. Following is 1 summary of suggestions from the Connecticut Btorrs ex- Onl Station of value to the ' people who ruise a few chickens for j their own use or for local market Much depends upon • .on of eggs for hutching. BggS for thi pose should be of uniform thai tnd thickness of shell. Rough shelled, dirty and mottb-d eggs with thin shells should be excluded. "Thi re bl s,imp doubt as to tbe advisability of setting small eggs. While ii >s poaalblt that they may be as fertile aiui produce as many chicks ai it Is probable that pullets from ths former will have a tendency • small eggs." Small eggs should ' fore be avoided. Kens which are over five days old should nol bs used "Bverj .en should be carefully dated when taken from th,. nest in order to avoid error on this point. While good hutches have been - ,1 fium egts that were three weeks old when placed m the Incubator, as a rule they canine ed to hut. h well after thej a daj s old." Buried Boer Treasure. While playing In the 1 - of a Dutch church m Kroonttad, Bouth .\f- II,-.1, two Boer children made an In (trailing disc uii wirii .-mi ; spades they ii, re digging .1 ho,*', and Jil-t he- low th- lurfaot teveral gold ■ o ns rrera unearthed, Tiny oontlnuad to dig, gradually a,lili..« lo their pr. ■tore. The youngi ters soon had a pile of Bngltih giihi sovi reigns Ths i n ihen Joined tht search, nmi it waa nol long iief"!-e treaaurs to ths va marly 15,000 In imbi and sliver coins imis brougbl to Unlit Inning (he war tl hutch iias u-eil as a hospital and for housing refugees, nud It Is sur- i that the treaaurs must have been bin led by Bicne ont who Is 0 IW dc»d. Keep Fertility In tht Land. Good farming today Is inv terming Raise all it is possible to but put back into the soil - yaai aa much fertility as tbe crop takes out. or moie New land Will Stand ' a lot of abuse, but ll will go back on fOU In lime. You can depend on thut. Kunu even >'''ir s° that you leave your land In bettor shape al ths close thi.it at the beginning of the y Kimball's Puny Fanner Improving the Wood Lot. if a utile ears snd forethought are taken when cutting the year's supply Of fuel 10 thin nut lu the thicker ; saving tbe young snd thrifty trees, isl ting in ilm sunshlns occasionally to start u vigorous growth nnd perhaps trimming ths trunks to gel smoother gn.mli for timber, II will bs surprising to -■ i how much the slump value is In- cressed American Cultivator, CONCERNING GARGET. The ( nuae, Sy lil|lli,iiia mi,I I rel, I menl of Tills I'laeiia... Qargct is an Inflammation of the ud dcr ami maj affect one quarter or more ut n inm*. writes II. 0, Mum he-ier in Rural New Vurker. Sometimes II is coiili 1 In the Itut There are a mini her of causes, such us Injuries ss by kicking, being stepped upon by other eons being booked by other cattle, lying on cold ami w.-i Boors or frosen ground, 'Hies,* latter more often occur when the cow is fresh and udder distended The more common csuse in uiy opinion Is Injudicious feeding e ther too much of a one si.ieii ration too nun h t-oriiiiiniil. In .in. n v. gluten or cotton- I meal will cause garget There is ulao iiii Infectious g irgel be ginning usually with s tllght swelling at ilm teal opening, A scab forms nnd it is iiiinusi Impossible to draw tbe milk; then il is clotted, ihe quartet be comes bard and is ruined, Ordinary garget caused by Improper feeding can usually be detected before it has done ninth barm, 'ihe quarter will feel warm and perhaps bot The test will have a smooth, velvety feeling tbsl is unnatural. Aa soon aa these symptoms are dlocorered itop grain feed fur a d..v oi two and baths th« udder in bot wuier imi, the quarter gently but tlrinlv uml v. ipi- very dry nfter bathing to prevent * old, Uilk out the quarter thoroughly. These directions followed hsve often caused cure In twelve to t«,'i'i four hours. Aft.-r it baa run Severn! days It is much more tiirti'-uit re, bul I know *.f nothing better than ho! water, rubbing on vast ine after drj The best Hung we have found fnr the Infectious garget is to k.**p end of tear well greased with carbonated rat. work ng s little Into tbe teat <>;,• Ordinary garget is not contagious and generally only one quarter i- affected and, if cured, this quarter - to came trouble ugaiu. Preventive measures ire best, and if you ure having lols of it Bnd tbe cause, which I itllllg lie 1- the feed tie-V 1, Ic getting, and .huiige tins to a more healthful ■ NEW STYLE GRAFTING. Successfully Used in Colorado In Top Working Old Orcharc's—Commended By Farm and Fireside. \t the r ti' me ting of lhe American Pomologlcal society the following mi-Hi.ni of greftln i b. d by a gentleman from I olorado, who state i that it was the most successful method that he had cir ploj ed n top working old orchards and thai ll could bo unci on branch's us large as four Inches In diameter with great mcceas, it Impressed me as being fur better than ( orrv tlie I ow. On some farms where the men folks hurry consider iblj thi curry n Ilk ■ OWS twice a day or even >**t to do f irt and nu additional flow of milk. The brush and curry comb start up and remove u lot of .last ih.it i- standing In ■ well groomed etter for it; she .s Worthy of BUCb cure Farm Journal -•:■ FEEDING FOR MILK A Silent Author. J M Barrie, tht author, is not at ill r,ui i f talking, but Is silent and reserved mlh strangers. It Is related ol lilm thai ul a public dinner he turned In his neighbor and remarked, "Do you feel Ilka talklngT" "Xn." mu ihe brief rep i us 11,nne I'hat. "Neither do I," said Barrie, and forthwith they gavt ont mothtt* tht oold iho"'*""' For Dairymen to Consider. The fad is beginning to dawn upon tbe dairymen thai it costs no more to sluiicr and but little nnue tO keep the cow thai mil gin* from 800 to I pounds of buttsr fat a .war than it 'does the average oow of today lhal only gives ISO pounds and that it is possible for ths average dairymen With a little care in breeding and in studv- ing the true type of the dairy cow tn become possessed of.. herd ..f them. Select Good Seed. This Is the time of year to select seel not in the spring, when you mav haic sohi the bost always havs the host for : I lhe best win«t, ih" bi it (Hits, the best potatoes and ths besl corn I.Ike produces like" If you want the best you must sow the best. Bal....a Boi'lil Wilh ■ Hen. It Is a mistake to try to ruise du-k lings wilh I common ben. Hens mnk« good duck Incubators, but pour brood ers. The ducklings cannot stand th* violent exercise the hen would give tbem. Tbey nre 100 WSSb on their legs to k.-cp up with the sctlvlty of tliv mother ben **•...* rb-au Poultry Jour nil. i i„llln* Vermin. A little straw burned In Ihe eonfis' three or four times each SSSSon kills vermin nnd .leaves the coops fresh and c_e_n for ibe lieu aatl cbickeua The Sing'e Womtn. "There Is lu man's ttOtUIt a StCrel Inclination and motion limard love of Others, which, if il be not spen' eoine one nr a few, does nalurullv ■prtad liseif toward many." said lim ui. thrtt centuriss ug"- The remark might h„ applied with good r.-.i eon tn ibe unmarried iioinau. Who Within the last half einturv has he conic a moving imiver In the world, ss su. h nsmts us Plortnct .vighting.i;,'. Hnsan it Anthony. Pranoos Wlllard, Clara Barton, Harrltl Martlntau I'tnittr i',tl.l.e. Mm Lyon, ami Jans Adams—to quott a few will show. 1 li-- I ■ • tbiuk that you ■ ow anything under the Sun and hui,- the milk and butter of I - flavor. Don't let that notion get into your bead 1 •••- g ""1 sweet things if i"i want your butter to have a nice l'.i mpklna aa ...... IVed. It Is an old notion that a cow will fail in her tuilk when fed on pumpkins, but '.: ti nth .a this theory. Aeitle r.iniare. From Bfteen M thirty pounds of ap- pIs pomace hsve been fed daily to in r> animals st ths Connecticut sta- tl ,n ii Itb s.i- ifect. -i results, w ben f.sl In a balanced ration it is sstimst- >sl that four pounds of Spple pomace llVSlent to one pouud of good ba] Feeders sre cautioned against feeding too lurge quantities of apple pomace at Brat Judging trom all the data available, i: red tbat fann ers living lu the I if culer mills will riud it good economy to utiii?..* the pomace us u food for their duiry stock. Feed l.ilirrally. What to feed ami how much to feed Is oflen a hard question for the fanner to misii er a i ■ ii •■ gb ng L000 pounds ami kept In a i i barn most of the time will need about seven tenths of a pound of digestible pre ,| seven pounds of carbohydrates for body maintenance. And it is what ne feci in excess of this thut WO get mr profits from. Kimball's lbilry Parmer. !•• ...I... ...» Milk In Winter. Silage, tuner buy nnd a proper grain ration nre ull good for tlie purpose. a feed a day also of oat bay is found to bs relished. Tbe tows should have what they will eat clean, but not to wasie. and tbe more s good cow can est ami properly digest the better shl should da Feeillufr I.nrRi* nnd Stnitll Cows. To feed mosl nomlcally each cow must be Individually fed nud the .plan- tity of fed she Is given governed by ■ • and the .pi.unity of milk she produces, says Kimball's Dairy Farm er. Four pounds of grain daily may uu* cows nun protitnhly i*c given, while others win maks most profitable returns from ten or twelve pounds Other things being equal, a large C IW reqU ics more feed tluiti ii small one and a COW giving a large quantity "f milk more than oue glvlua n smaller quantity. The only good thing about a mem ■nan is tlie fact that lit will die some time. When n girl meets her Ideal she should b, ,iiii imt to g*'i too well acquaint* id nin. blm. When you look for trouble wilh blood In your eye, trouble is upt t.. tsks the bint mui disappear. I in.- uoiilil be more enjoyable If It were nol su h bard work to become acquainted will* ihe Hsb. CLEFT 610. K ordinary cleft graft in.- ■ for large stocks, from th, the of thi ■■ •■ all smooth and the scions b. The Dd uf pn..- - billows: After determining where the giaft hod better go. tbe t off with a Hue saw and t!.' t the side of the stock, as shown at A This Is then cleaned out with a I :, ■• shown at B A saddler's knife is used for th: which Is shown at E ir, D I cut. Th is cut as is i ,,,', in cleft | ing and is driven w • r Ittle be groove in h. ito k, us ibowo I in th" ' at Ii I4 will be found rim' after this graft has been driven in it can only be pull ed out by usine ecu and It is held much more Brad) tbun iu the U't". of I dder Trouble. The more highly developed 'h'- dairy cow becomes th" m ire Important is it to give her more conaid. it tbe ,,f ber lactation pel Hoard's Dairyman, frequently a con i in l,e thoroughly dry aud turned out int.. the dry pasture when sh<* should be kept I* i, th us tbat ire g i | nd until ah III the Udder hull* -lopped. It is I tills- ■ • permit the uddi • (sjly many cases of odder ti _• • stance trom the odder. SItn■ not well for lhe animal to absorb • ..1 into her system. ORiFT >1D KSlFl. ordinary cleft graft. This method of ■g is undoubtedly wi to take tbe place uf ng for all stocks over thn- n diameter. If you try will be surpr ■-■ . :,e firmness . the scion •■ All wounds should 1- with WOI as in ordin. S. B Green In Farm a: . About the Stable. The stable should have some means by which the foul air can away, but not by letting tl tly down Ul s. In the middle of bi I a door or w may be open. ■ :th de- g on the temperature o - Nothing gives the animals more furt or is more economical than - ipply of 1 - ne Bhavtogs handled, good absorb. I manurial vain. iw nr. 8, however, add much of value to ompost pile when s.."'iiated more - with the moisture of the - on I will be needed for the garden or shrubs and lawn next spring my to blanket the horses, wheth >!..'"!•• bv cold or nol tn a thick bl . warm one a thin other like material will sufflc-. from th« warmth ll . blanket keeps the coat smooth and -S T. Maynard in Suburban I.i i e. Hones Overfed. A good ration for the horse of any kind of feed is about a pound of gram and one and a l . ' I of ba) to I rniiired pounds of 1 ibis would apply to alfalfa. In the horse should do better on the al- fu-lfa than wuh the other hays and with less grain. This might he tl portune time to say that tba majority of fanners feed too much hay of all 10 lie ir bo -• I In fact, the barn It where one of the great- eat wastes of the farm cuu be found. - Husbandman. Manure Watted In Small Heaps. A farmer oaked Professor W. P. Woods be considered the loss of fertility .ii the prai ne.' of taking m to the Holds and leaving It In heaps in thp fall to bs distributed in the spring as compared with es snd spreading It in tlie spring, ar reply was that t \| ertments tali liable had concluded that the loss was sbout -o p.r cent.—American Cultivator. Removing Stumps. A correspondent of American Cultl- rotor states that he removed s trouble* some tree stump from near his bouse in the following manner: With sn iuch uuger tie bored a hole iu tht centra "f tin* stump ton inches deep and put Into It about one-half pound of oil of vitriiU and corked the liole up tight 111 Bin months the whole .stump ami runts, extending through all their taiiiiiicati.'iis, were so rotted ::.#*• Hum \w« eaoUr •radicated. Every girl feds in her secret heart that lhe world missed a treat When she decided not to go on the singe. gome men go to war because It Is more peaceful than StS] Ing St home, The trouble about being sorry Is that ' It doesn't stem to do the least bit of good. A thing that we have regarded as not of much value rises swiftly In our tt- ' tlmntlou ui loon as some oue tilt ' hankers sfter It. jjt.LARaDEAU MINING REVIEW. . V •• I'i ,-neil St l'.."l blktl'IK'. « r I lll.llltltll ,, *i ..nici.w,r. on : i - il ski -.- i 1'Ihumo* ' Tu. K !':■" I - • i ,'■ I " ■ espou- , .■,-■,, >i ,,| ■ i. uudnUM* prtcttil In in cCiiiiiiii AllIomIi will bl Bbarsed »*■ Hit rale of U fn.i )ior ilne, tint buerllon, » ul I OtnU 1"'' „ 'ne «|filt llll IK i; TerrniforVrinsltnl and oil" flven •rill i c nm le kiuiwii -; ■'"■■ ' .Uiina -lull in Rl DO Bin" 11 til ■ ■ IKRTIFJ'OA.E OF I'll ' ISTIfATlO'N ul-' AN PROVINCIAL COI t , :. I anie.i Acl, 1 : \- • !HKREBY CE1.TJ1 i' li'ower 1 i loi I ami ( inn i'bmi nny. Mil I'ei.ni.al Maiii lily," Inn been registered ns m I* x\ ncinl i oinpni y nnder ; " •■,, - i Root all or nny of I 'the Company t >■ I live siHhority "I the I.e Hi iii*-!. i 'olumbia e» I Tho head offl to of tl- is situate it tin Oily in the Cm ril y *■( I --tnie ..I South I '-•'- The anion, i ol • Company ia nin ' nml dollars; divided . dred tfioiisund shar. a each. The head i.fTice nf tlm C in this Proviii'ce is'sitti l*iifon, bipI John M i ni, mi manager, whose ml Irei son, is the attorney for lhe Company. The time of the en e i*e of the <' impany is twenty ye Irs fn llth day of April, 14)05 ■ The company is -; * cl under section 56 ol tin r Act, (iiver undor my linn I nnl ses of .iili.'.* ui Victori I, !': British C.luiiiliiii, this -''.-: * ij i April, one thousand nine I and six, S Y. Wt) >'l Registrar ot Joinl Comj n I'h.' objects f*.r iv hich this ' 'uin pany hns been ealiihli ilied . . stored ur.-:— ■ The aeciiiiri:i!_. manngi .■ dcvd-i oping working and -■ mineral claimi and ■ i.i:,; j1- perlii s, and the « i n treating, refining and uiarin minerals therefrom Ferguson Freighting snd Packing Outfit. 1 . t ■ (' I. i "► ,* I'e.e.I into lor luickiriL'of Mi* !• ■.' -" 'lies . I i am " " .1 III i lie 11 Th t r i.' I. I. i.'t tervicw, unl any work und«r*,»ktll i(uar»ir I e> Us I.'loi •:. W. Abrahamson Contractor And Builder. Owner <<f tho Abraham- ton Addition to tiie i o'v.i -::-.'. Gci a Homi rut i in i o K. E. R. VIPOND Trout, Laic* Uvtry Freighting Packing Br, sliding i i:." :." rv, Sialics a* 1 tm ; _i„. li Don t Pay Rent 5. DANEY, ?vo^. Fergason, En ay Terms. L_J LI\Lt.VlLaiV\ >. i .._- i !__.!_, ^-^ l ■ ■'- ,. UH-, . VVaui turn I •>? ■'■• •Cfllatei* e> ti: ii : '- ■ '■■■ '■' ■ . • . wi1 !i Liquon & Clgaw - • - \ ^**i* *,*,.• ; .• ,.. i',,.:.," rtuL.li I; Kicellent <_!.*■: ne and Attendance. lUUVlVll V*t lavivyUi< J Props. ,• yi ii :.re » Hired ol l ' * * • ,.' . Q. vi r'l\n : I Al fi'V> l,i bail* iii* stoten nts Hugh McPherson - - S'Jpt (W^^^iW^ I E- . ,AK& LvL..;. -'I " Best Lis Accotnmccetj.01- ; ** J! And Very finest C igars _5 ipson, Proprieto' ant -. .. Maple Outing Shoes There ar. ami nin!.. .. - - none lo eij-ial tli • .. tlie Maple Le if Brand on •.'• - ile. 'I hi liotli Tennis and I Ijfoi ! styles for Lodii Qer- tlemen, Girls or B * », and the Boles of al . mad.' from pure j. tra putn rul WINDSOR HOTEL TROUT LAKE, B C. Best Hotel In Tcavv, -1— : ....: [Bi Ek . | .. .. ACCOMMODATIONS ARE FIRST CLASS P. R. McLENNAN, PROP MASTEBSOI and G@ner«l Merchants. Trout Lake - - B. 0. %; Z2~ L_^». ■B Trouj; I^ake Pity ^Transfer \{ Ferguson 35 d Stage Li n o. I TroutLako AND Boaton 8 1 Oft ti*.-wW»-h ww \ \ Dtily Stt_c wi.i l«ev. Forgnon 7 •.;*•. Trout Lc.Vc ot 0 Kin WOOD YAKD Ir. coantrtlrn. ^Vs.-t'^t.U'tiSX^ A. M. Craig Wm. Crawford &■ a Imperial Bank of Canada. H,«,i office TOKONIO. ON. A Rin. W. H. Jones, w00° vali-a-v'ce hard- WARE CO- LTD tt 1'tl Li.-Mtrt, Fiiit Job ir..itiii|. Iltrlwtrt, Minsr*' ir plies, BtJte NE150N, D. C. ... l Ranges. NELOON, D C. CAPITAL 1**10 UP. $3.SoO,000 D asarnvr funo 3,000,ooocn TOTAL attCTO 3-5.Cc:* COC :■> D. R. WI1.KIE, Proi ROBERT MFFKAV, v. ,- | -., BRANCHttit n» ti.e I'r.vir.,-rs of Allierta, BaSkatC ISTAO, luxt'ii, Manlti ba, n.-ttri, tod I'uti re A GJtNEBAl, BANKING BU8IN'£S8 T»AN8ACTED SAVINGS DEPARTTflENT. D «■ . its dad St •,-«ii iui rani t»'t f',.tn ,|,i!t ul 1 , sfiing ,, 1 coiinl. DtaAl Sotd »•»"»''• la .11 pn rti a/. 1 I'l.llril rstatra nti.l i.irrt I r. Hptettl tlttallon rlctn in taUtalJ .n tnd iti.tlui Om,tii. '111.1 t I * is Br 1 * 1:— T. U. BAKER, ntoifir. Review Job Dept. For High*Clasi Work. It [ITt 10 OM tl'S Tflt|!l<Dt A l,»« n-vj-c-r* • -- n r*-r» ©K 1 i I Starhev «_. Co. 'm.i'.T trip eon oftM bo saved. Offlesi ,', B*4<_l*nl'M* h Vlh P j ,_,,,, .,.,.., „ ,, it", rtrutiinn: I'miiniiill' Mult ; TrOBllj ilWlU V>wl iVlAv f WHOLESALE ! "'"f' 1 ,k.. r, •• ufliet; al... st i.tttou, 0U...-' " 1 rZ , rT*_et. . --. lr.-t e and Krnil aptls and Arro«ha44. ' £ ran a t 'I I Hootlon Dk.,lustp .-lio'.,!t ('. _ 1 l" foil A Ugo-J Shave or Hair Cut CAIXO!. jardeau li^nS/^ g. m. yuillhwim.majhiirti HoteL Hotel Baa to I'roprlttor MM n W.ll b« 1 ::ri.r,i:i|- ' • In 1.." ■ ninfbrls F.i ellei * Well \ tnd rari.i rooms, w, 1! tli '. d 1-ar, »r.:l "V. rytliil f> m lei .!j Uiwards rnakin** j,:; i*-,i s |ili*ai*ant and inemor«l»le one. Bates tt ... tl '!jt uj **sr.'i Wp strive In please ntir j ■ a * - 11 FBRGUSGN. Maple Leaf Lacrosse, Tennis : E I t 0 -• O O-CJ 4S-r* CKK3-U O r>t> C- □ O-r-i-O C»-€.XK>C*' «»♦ *^_ I^W *3^/V'**^.. i 1WVIUV. II 0. tlbc ftotcl Kcaton BEATON, B.C. t E. MOB3S. Pl^OP- Hotel and Cencrr.1 StGre J£VVELLIR, i'.V. re] mr ng, ... All l. . .-: •- ; Hot and Cold fiat. _ Cl Ofl - - „ d _I _j; i_ the- _*JtlO-4-P K.rk ■*•'-' ... Anilltor J < . Ml ItKAY, Imperial Barber Shop. I Tor t*.'»1 Ha 11 uliiitK tin! ■ ,., inn i" 1° G. A. CHEFSEMAN * T 1 1'T I.A I I 1 I- T Hot .i-i Cold Bulii '•qsassmsamZr't** 111: l I I AKE, B. C. tSCRAltn H C jDafiHtat, MlaklC it'll panes' Intsri >it rartlully lookad liter, At.-.ii for liourltt't 1 Ui.. * 1 or Running Shoe:, | 5 ! Look well, i'n v. I ■*• w ill and : - - 1., ct mnl .I in For salt by t'i . deal) rs. .\.-_ for tli J.LeckieCo Ld Selling A( . VANCOUVER ti.C. _ yisiTOliH tn:T:..| ti rirtio.i iti* threshold ol lbs I tfltSUl tit Arrowhead-, trill i .1 this 'I "I 1 be fullr oqii'i-r*** Ior ' ;.:. c1, ■■ '.'.■!•• v 11 snt serorrimoilstinn, A »t|l i luted snd sps * ir* !■"•. Ths heal ol Wlntt.RpMli »-' Cigars I'er sis iglvtn I !ht rsquirsmsnliel pa r >ns: Vis in ti tiit I tnlctu can rely 011 comfort tl thllbolfl, |W. BOYD -:• •;- Prop . I .-.> tT _» »;*-.• I-«a--.Ty « -;, i . : . • r t- - . . il fr : 7 me I BEAUTIFUL LARDLAU <_ i % ^._ Legal Notices. CUTiriOATU Of iUll: , ikiSKT. (TOTICB, J.c L'klsll.Loni Rlsi minerslclaims • iistit li. Hit Trout I akt Mining ln*i- slon ol Wait Kootsnsr listrliet, Wlitrt lo.-al*.! • Ilu ; * 1 ul.t creek. Ttkt noli.t thlt I, J IV, Clilirn, free miner'i rtrlillrttn No, r.l,>*,j, (,,r my- self and as agent ior s, A. Sutherland, l.in.r. tta BB7U0rH, Iir.;,e V. I,!.,,, f ,,, ,. fin 77078. A, Di rids, I tn r, • -,';*•,', |'p. lei..l i,0 dtvt ntior <lii« btn 1. lo tpitly to Ibt Ml 1. i.i' Recorder lor ('Srtiflca.ee ot\ Imiirctf 'i.tiiii for the puriioseolobtaln* fas erown rrtti't o( the sb .<•• i iiimi. 1 And furllur like notM r r.,,i unrltr leftioii 37 lonit be hteOic* Ii:c ifiutnce ol ».;.-■ , Imp.-itsinenli. IislH tin M . A; p., l»f>i IT ii i;i ri ii liing lhe time lo sisrt ..ut on votir i-iiiiitn. r va.'iiti.ni, nn.! «c wniit ;.* 11 to ci'i.riil* r the LARDEAU It is the place whore nntun can bo seen in til ita grandeur and iiis^'ini',, en ■ ]>►- i i:.*^, rivers, anil mountain streams ara _siI• tl with the li* nv iril..', and disciples nl Ik.' Wull.ui uie in tlieir glory. W W It i*. U resort entirely free from the ii to peat W ttf m **) m dj tj) I u information, *_• rii*-t t.. iln* Boo* r. Iui v of Trades t'oliiinitk'e or lo iho llr.viEW. THK BEAUTIFUL LARDf-lAU lli" I lie si- .'t (Itimt. I r, w cuii m rr ^ t» i / ■ :■ THERE ! tre }. n . irtn -t in. .I" by j si lirlous Invest* nici.t in Heal J'Htate, and • will be n.,.> than . t*-,. ot three v*art. r««ir, :,,r li*ir»en'. • ll"> • r ^ ■ il I a veal or, for lie hat l.i« i r. cetiainty. Nnn '-*. ,;« point .,ii| lu ton that there • * t lo I v K .: iCatate than TROI r LAKK. Trout Lako la \he I'lettieti spot in Mie K'.......iniya ; AH m |,le,i.tiii, rea»rl It ' »•* nn equal. Boating and Bailing muy he Indulged In t!i« y.ni i und j while l.itf gsnie in ah ii ndanre is to iho round nn th* hills. Its rlloiate la anporb, tlrerr b i ig no iin-ut extremfs, It 1 |i I in w1 nter and c^ol In summer, Is nm boast of srine of 'li- fin»tt I'.'i.'s and regldencag In Itrtlish Colombia. It« strreii aro w"!l 1**.i.t i ..' and gradi i, Tlie- >■ ere (w > »ce,|,*nt gonera] sti.res, ai I n j.if * <• 1' .l.e advrrliieintiiiu i.t i J " ! will alio* that al trades ui • ' ■■• y vr-il rcputnelit J. Dfl l*,i..e t'. Agxiila, fl east, C. MUFR/Y Loctl Ar. i.u. ML H. McPherson AgtAt Trout Lake, B.C. Lots can be obtained on EASY TERMS. _ Make your selection at ence. t« * ■ •t tt Then cal! on or writ* to mmT 1 I' list ireV»r l.sd a ' boom "--Us growl ii in. ,„.,,, ,(rt)|, j, (i tl« head .f i.avlgstl.'ti, aid •■•'•r»^»««l ll'» I.AI.I,. l,t„.h '/ 'Jn C.P.R, aii ros.li . rttba Lai. ran) l,.,l (0 Tmot Uie. li l» 'le cnmmrrrial rrntre i f lbs rlcheei mineral district on tbe fftintlnaiil, and 11« Is-Air*,* /,r||<. »*• prnvidwi by il... l, irilal Punk or Canada; Brit clan gohool »«conimi.dailnn under He ,nr.c. tl««" ni 8, Bbannon, lu.; a good wtiu swiim ; gi.viri.n.fnl , fflcesi •""'iy Coon sitting*'* M.ih-diu i'ld«opn] .,,1 Angficai. cl.njohai ami c. tisge lioinjtal, There sn. valtiablo ranch Ir.-.'s on the ontskIris *.nsitli,_ settlers iu lumbor resouroes are magnlft- ce|.t,and > band saa n.ill will, a ceparllyofCOlKOpfl.i'fr day Ig st '« ead ,f n,.. !_k((. Tl.e ,„l, « ■n>ulaiy art, ,..,i,,K ,,„t bfgger producers eve,, yrtri wjlll >*tm prosptcti opening dp nob bodies of Or 0i Tlere will be » hig ,,„•, ,k|, r?f*r, so if jp„ Trotild kl.„w ""ra, write ,.. n. r* to elilrr rf the agents at (ha ai'dresns I slow F* B. Wells Cenerul /.g«tt Revelstoke, BO. . M _>P-.-. -y/
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Title | Lardeau Mining Review |
Publisher | Trout Lake, B.C. : [Publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1906-05-17 |
Geographic Location | Trout Lake (B.C.) |
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Notes | Published by Murray & Atherton from 1904-11-11 to 1905-07-28. Published by unidentified party from 1906-08-05 to 1907-09-05. |
Identifier | Lardeau_Mining_Review-1906-05-17 |
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Date Available | 2016-05-18 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0310291 |
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