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Co DKC\/-M909.\nS3 A YEAR\n1\nCold Days Are Coming.\nGet prepared with, warm reliable uuderwear\nfor' the winter. ,\nc hnve bought very heavy and are offering a\n.ccialliucau mens' heavy underwear at $2 per\nWatson's Unshrinkable.\"\nvery\nsuit.\nl-OU (ifAI.ITY.\nChristmas Cards. :\nWc .have' ju^t received the best and largest line,\nfbf iurported Christmas cards ever shown in Moyie.\nE. G.. QW'YNNE.\n*,<\nThe, Final tount.\nj\nArthur Shankland, returning\nofficer for the Craubrook electoral\ndistrict has made his- official count\nof the ballot?, and there are some\nfew alterations in the figures' previously published. This count\ngives Caven a total of 701, Mae-\ndanald.501, and Fitch 115. There\nwere 33'spoilfc ballots and- 3 tendered ballots. C aveti's majority\nover Macdonald is 200. Over,\nFitch, 010, and over both 115. The\ntotal number of' votes cas't was\n1-117\/ \u25a0\nVotes cast' iu' favor of Local\nOption, J5SS. Votes against, o0-i.\nIl'efnsed to yoto, US. Spoilt ballots, US.1 As the total vote east\nwas 1117\/and only 53S in favor of\nlocal option,-it will be seen that\nso far as this district is concerned\nthere was a shortage of 120 .votes\nto carry.' ., _'\n' Show' Man in Trouble.\n, Breaking Into Ore.\nWord was brought down\nfrom the Society Girl mine\nyesterday that when the last\nround was broke there w^ts a\nsprinkling of ore and every\nindication that the ore body\nhas, been reached.1 The work\nof the next day,or two will be\nanxiously 'awaited, for -a big\nore body' is expected. The\ntunnel is in. 1,000' feet.' Locri\nstockholders are feeling jubilant.\nAurora Looks Good.\nA man who has' a varied ex-,\nperienee in most ot the prominent\nmining camps in the west, went\nacross the lake the other day and\nwas shown through the property of tho Aurora Mining & Milling Co. After making a thorough\ninspection-of all the workings he\ncame away fully convinced that\nin a very short time there will bo\nanother,big shipping mine to aid\nthe,famous St. ..Eugene in the\nbuilding up of Moyie,\nThe Aurora mine has over ,1500.\nfeet of tunnels driven. , The low-\nPardorf\ny \u00bb> > i -.\n'if w'e ,a'o-ain draw Vour attention to the fact that\n- VICTORIA CROSS TEA and COFFEE is the .best\nyet., If it'were not wc would not sell it.\n2 lbs for, 90 cents.' *\n.- Saturday Special:\n'Sweet,'sour, chow chow pickles, $1.10 gal\n1 GENERAL FLOAT \"|\n4 9\niff\niff\niff\ny?\nTariff\niff\niff\niff.\nf-\nw\niff\ner tunnel is now.iu 350 feet, wttl\nonly 200 feet yet to go, or about\n30 days' work, when they will, tap\nthe ledge. This is the ledge which\n.i W\nSe?$\u20acS\u20ac\u20ac6\u00ab:S\u20aci6\u20ac\u20ac\u20ac\u20ac66fee\u00bb*^3i\u00bbi3how,sgilc]1\u00a3|. fine quality df ore\nCranbrook's new skating i.inhj in tho upper workings.\n\u25a0 ,In the.upper tunnel they have\nin sight about o0,000.tons of first\n.will be ready for uso \"by. Chritt\ni\nma\nFor the All-Northwest football\nteam' Vincent' Borleske has' been\ngiven a place as right half. ,\n1 Get tlie habit. ' Go to _\nCROWE BROS: & CO.\n'we \u201e dfar vou \u00bb\u201e,, *\u00a3*\u00a3<\u25a0$\u00a3!*?\u00a3. ,S Z\n'small monthly payments of ,S}.00 ' M*\u00ab>. ls * \u2022 ,\niecily safe. \" IJivcst your_ sa\\-iniss witli \u00ab.^-v-^ ^ _, ,\n'full info-.mation',\n.ALE -fe'ELWELI-,\nCranbrook, B. C.\nGet Your\nC. A. Quintard, manager, of the\nHortenso Nielsbn ' Company,' a\ntraveling aggregation of show\npeople,\"will in' all probability''\nhave to1 serve a\/ sentence for issuing worthless ' cheques. 'The\ncompany played inc Moyio to a\nvery slim house a week ago last\nTuesday night.; The next* day\nQuintard,' in settling at the Kootenay hotel, whpro the party\nstopped, tendered an $18 cheque\ndrawn on a Cranbrook bank as\npayment. . Auot'her cheque was\ni cashed by Goldie Stewart of the\nifoyie Drug store.' and 'this was\nalso bogus. >, Constable Kempstob\nwas notlo'ug in locating Quintard\nat Fernie and caused his arrest.\nHe was given a hearing at Fernie\nThursday arid was sent'up for\ntriairaud-LTae-Wftil Will tokc i?laoo\n\u00abi4 ij?^-\u201e;<. nn ' fi^omlinr '10bh.\nMessrs. McTavish,\" Stewart and\nKempston were down to Fernie\n(attending the trial.' The balance\nof the show people got across the1\nline and left Quintard to fight his\nown battle.\ni\nOver 3000 pounds of rose petals\nare used in' the manufacture of one pound , of attar of\nrose perfume. . \"* . ' <\u25a0\" \u25a0\nLast year but> single lot of antimony was mined and marketed\nihthe United States., .This was\nfrom Miil City, Nevada.\nThere promises to be ay three\ncornered fight in the forthcoming\nmayoralty contest im Nelson.\nMayor Selous will seek reelection,\nG. W. Hale and Wm. Waldio will\nalso bo in the contest.\nA meeting will be held a Nelson\non December loth when* matters\npertaining to mining and the\nzinc question in particular' will be\ndiscussed. ,-, 'yV_\nNew. Court of App.eal. ^ ,\nclas3 milling ore. At present\nall that is required is a concentrator when the mine will at once\nbe on tho list of shippers. . .Not\nlong since a carload of .'ore was\nshipped from this property to the\nsmelter at Trail to be treated, and\nthe returns' were most satisfad\ntory to the owners. _' \u00bb\nTwo machine diills are \u25a0 running\nconstantly^ and iifteen men are on\nj the payroll. The men are paid on\nthe loth of each month, and,, receive approximately $1500, or an\naverage of S100 to a man. '\n' A new.1 blacksmith shop has\nbeen built; lately, and also a bunk-\nhouse, so that the men will be\ncomfortably housed during the\nwinter.- __, '-.\n. ' i\nThe New Bank.;\niff\niff\niffy\niff ,\niff..\niff\niff--\niff\nLargest and Newest Stock,\nReal good trunks at a very little price.,\n.32, 3Ar36 inch dark'green, ' ','\nwaterproof canvas covered,'\n- ash slats, leather straps',\nbrass lock,. one tray witli , \"\nhat compartment, fitted with .\nthe celebrated ball brasses in,\n, i\nthe corners.\nMacEachern & Macdonald. ^\n^^\"\u2022S^jS^-^'j\nj\u00ab_ .^v-'^.^,-5fe.^i^ ^-^ifc-^-^3t\u00abfc i ife;\nrfiF^^^'_^^^^5P^^-SFv5'-^f-^'-.\n>*?\u2022*\u25a0*\u2022 \u2022-\u00bb-\u2022.\nMasonic Election.\nBsngough, the. Entertainer.\nft*\\-'aS3!\n_f_.Ar\\*.K\u00a7;\nB'?>'jS&\nand keep your feet warm and dry.\nRubbers of all descriptions\naiu\nprices\nriaht.\nCOME AND SEB 0S|^ \"\u25a0\u00bb'\nThe personnel of the new British Columbia court of appeal, has\nbeen announced. The new court\nis composed of four judges. They\nare: Judge A. Martin and Judge\nP. A. living, of the present supreme court of British Columbia;\nW. A. Gc\\lliher,'ex-M.P , and J. A.\nMacDonald, former leaderoof the\n , I Liberal party in the province.\nIn the course of an interview hir. Macdonald is named as chief\nMr. 1). D. Maun of Mackenzie it Lu3tiee. p. B. Greagory, of Vic-\nMann stated that \u25a0 it was his in- j toria) and Dennis Murphy, of Ash-\ntention to come west just as soon | crofti are appointed to replace\nas the British Columbia Government was in a position to confer\nwhich he thought\nMann Coming West.\nREGARDING PRICES\nwould be some timo \"in January\n'&jto. th rfr_tfi--s\u00ab\u00bb s^^'^*-^\nMOVIE'S LEA1HNC\n\u00a3\nY.\nY\n\u2022;i\nenay\nfollowing the holidays. When\nthese matters have been arranged\nMr Mann said the Canadian\nXorthern would be ready to proceed with construction work.\nJudges .Martin aud Irving on the\nsupreme court bench.\nHarrington Not Satisfied.\nW. 'II. Grubbp, local manager of\ntlie Imperial Bank, has been advised that .the new bank\" building\nwaVsblppetr from'\u2014 Vancouver -on\"\nthe 20th of November and should\nbe in Moyie almost any day now.\nThe building was built by the\nStandard House Building , aud\nContracting company of Vancouver. . The buildiug will come\nknocked down, and when it ar-j\nrives the matter of putting it together will only be a few* days.\nThe building will be 30x50 feet,\naud two stories in height.' The\nupper, portion will be fitted up\nwith rooms for the stalT. 1 fc is\nexpected the new building will be\nready'to occupy by Christmas.\nAt .the regular meeting of St.\nE iKene Lodge No. 55 A. F..& A. i. . , \u25a0\nb ' , ' . . \\.i,a (joined by her husband in\nM-'last Wednesday-evening, the,TJ ' -\n' \u201e\u201e *- * iii- city on Djcember 1,3th\nfollowing officers were elected: _\u201e,,\u201e,\u201e,,\u201e .\u201e Ar\u201etr;r>. n\nn. Chapman\u2014W. iL \u00b0,\nS. Potter\u20143. W.( '\nD. A. Ayres\u2014J. W. \u2022 ' o\nN.' W. Bardett\u2014Treasurer.,\nJa=. Thorn\u2014Treasurer.\nThese officers, will be installed\noii the last meeting of the month.\n.Mrs. J. W. Jlengough, wife of\nthe famous Canadian cartooni3tr\ni3 a visitor iu Nelson, and will ba\nthat\nBon-',\ngough .will be in Moyio- on 'tho\nfollowing evening, the, '11th, a tl\nwill\" give his entertainment in.\n.Morley hall., ;\u25a0 ''\"\",, %i' , :\nThose who have heard B311-\ngongh as well as those who have\nheard him.and'are anxious to hear\nhim again should take this oppor-\nthis is his.' last\n. ., (- timity as this is hisj'last tour\n'\u2022 I 0 0' V ''EiGCHOll0 JfclirtoushJ-Biicish Columbia., His\n^J^}llJ^JLZiuJ^^r\\^.^ hnmyrous stories', songs ai:\n f-nf.inn?. nniinisd' TVltJl\u2014tiie\nWildey Lodge I. O. O..F. elected\no'fficei'3 for the insuing term at\ntheir regular meeting Tuesday\nnight:\n, Fred Ege\u2014Noble Grand,\n, N. W. Burdett\u2014Vice, Grand,\nF. J. Smyth\u2014Secretary,\nP. J. Mc Alpine\u2014Treasurer,\nC. A. Foote\u2014Trustee.\nTalented Vocalists Engaged.\n ^ ,.\u201e.... *....-, igs and recreations.\" ,coupIed'\"wj\"t.5\"-tIie '\"rapirty-\ntouches of, hi3 uneering pencil \u25a0\"-\nwhich' he wields with such a fanciful wit, are always a source of\n.delight aud amusement to his -\naudieucB:, Tickets will be 75\ncents for reserved seats and 5J-\nci nts for general admts.-ion. Ho-\ns?rved seats will be oa s.ile at tho\nMoyie Drug store.\nt\nOverlooked St. Andrew's-\n. V.I.\nW' if\n'' i\nH:\\\nTho best of accommodations\nfor tlio Traveling P^iic-\n, \u201e Billiard lioutn-'.\nLirgc and Commodious Sanip.e Roopu.\nMcTAVlSH & CAMERON Proprietors.\nJohn Harrington, the Socialist\ncandidate for member for Fernie\ndistrict, is prepating to contest\nthe election of \\Y. R. Koss. victor\nupon the face of the returns by\nabout 200 majority. The election\nact allows of a man voting in any\npolling place in the district, and\nit is alleged that this was taken\nThe imper workings of tho St. I advantagc of to run in repeaters\nShutdown on Hill.\nwere\n'\u2022}\u25a0\nthis week ! {m Ko^\t\ni Patent Match Scratcher.\n;u \/^ \/<.*. iy: \/C- \/^ if. 'V? W AV- -v-\"'\nA A-A K>-\naj.-.--\\-.\\\"- \u00abc-\nFor Men and Boys\n,.;.,. ,jj.or iW-CJ.^\u2014 -.-g eenin lowest.\nWo have the finest creation otyA '. h Co.: Truro,\nthe product of the Eastern Cap ^^yho^, eic.\nLadies' dre.s patterns, coals,, urn cis .\nDon'l. forget ouv-20- Century (ylotlnn,\nStanficld7s Underwear\n1 E.igeno mine\n'elo-^M down for the winter.\n'llowiwcr.U.Hni.we did not ma-\n'teri'ilH'^IVrt the working force,\t\n'f lllb-r property, as with the; Albert lUrnhardt has invented\ni\u00b0-CMHio'*of a few mon all wore j an mKGIliou3 lictle device in the\nWon -Muplovmenc in ^ l\u00b0\u2122 ' way of a match scratcher It is\n,.;,,, N\\.vt spring the upper ,alktl(, pilUe to be attached to\n\"* y\\\\ Uj reopened as he- . tho swefttbaiul of the hat. and\nafter the match is lit the hat serves as a windshield. Mr. Baru-\nhardt has applied for a patent:\nIt can be' seen at the'.store of\nlloberts & Messinger.\nSimpson Goes South.\nF. E. Simpson, founder and former publisher of the Cranbrook\nHerald, is leaving today with his\nwife for \"S.m Diego, California.\nMr. Simpson has been in poor\nhealth for some time, aud it is to\nbe hoped his southern trip will\nprove beneficial to him. Mr.\nSimpson has formed a partnership with II. L. Stephens of Calgary, aud next spiiug when he\ncomes back they will open an of- ^_ _\n[ice iu Cranbrook aud embark in | singing lending roles\nthe real estate business on a large _ey hall, Siturday evening, IK-c-\nThe Walker Lyceum Bureau\nhave engaged for the ,, English\nGrand Opera. SiugoiV\"and Symphony Orchestra, Chas. W. Pic-\nquet aud Jiiauita ltush. Mr.\nPicquet is a tenor of reputation\nand long expetience. He has been\nconnected wich church choirs in\nthe leading American cities, has\nstudied abroad aud sang leading\ntenor roles with the Herald\nSquar Opera Company and others\nof note. Miss Ruth is a beautiful\nyoung woman with a finished\nmusical education. She was for\ntwo seasons the piima donna soprano with the Aborn Opera\nCompany in Washington, P. C:,\nAt Mor-\nIa the excitement over the\nelections St. Audwrew's Night,\nNovember 30fch, was overlooked\nentirely in Moyie. For severa\nj-eais ptst St. ' Audrew's Night\nwas oue of the big events, but\nthis year the ihiy was sadly overlooked. One mau suggested that\nmost of thc admirers of St. Andrew were Liberals and that they\ncook to tho tall timbers after the\nelection, which accouuted for\nnothing being done.\nscale.\nworl-\nwoikiiig--\nfore. .\nMeeting Is Galled.\nUl Conservatives in Moyie. are\nguested n, meet at Ihe Leader\nOffieethi,.evenh.gat8oaock.foi\nImperial Bank of Janada\nCapital Authorized-- > . OOO.OOO.OO\ncunee^-y fc delegates\nthe purpose ot ettcuuk,\nfnA.ttimd a meoting of the A^o-\ntoattU .-.\u201e.\u201ei\u201e,iok next Mon-\nember 1 lth.\nIs Selling Real Estate.\nEl.Bergland is now ag-enfc for\nthe Wright Investment Company\nand is soiling tracts of land\nowned by that company iu Vancouver, New Westminster and\nFort George. -\nSwitchmen's Strike,Is Bad.\nAuthorized------- ^ ...5i000,000.00\nCapital Paid Up \u2014- -^\"\" ...-^'ooO.OOO.OO\nFund -~~ \"' \u201e \u201e\u201eT tt-m-rt A -\nThe switchmen's strike has as-\ninmed a more serious aspect in\n^ ,\u201ek- ne^t Mon-! the Pacific northwest, freight\n1 \u00ab\u00ab^\u00bb !lt feeler tl: At' shipments arc practically tied up\nd^yeVP\"SVC delegates, will be\nventi'on.\nllosorvo huntl \". . TQW \u25a0 poLUMBIA-\ni^u-vative cou\\\n! bo held nt Kamloops ou\nwhich will\nDec. -lOtiL\n,DSi\u00bba Honey Orders sold jivaib'c ,\u201e m\npart of the World\nS,vin^ Bank Piypartnienl.\nbaNin^\" from date of deposit.\new Michel\n| Interest allowed oh depo.sU\n|m:oyie branch.\nO . \u2022\u25a0\/-.-, :r:\nF. M.\n, \u201e ,. r\u00bb , in* ;-*li;-*-?i'J\nP1NKHAM, Manager- |\nTho wo:\nthe-MO\"'0\nguii'li^t i\nbo ^o,ul ''\u25a0\nPassenger schedules are being\nmaintained with difficulty. The\nartival ot\" the Great Northern\nliner -Minnesota at Port Tpwn-\nUeud with 31,000 tons of\n1 freight valued at $000,000, much\nof if destined for export from the\neast, gave added cause for apprehension. The shipments are\n1 *\",?ti^1*\u00bb:\u00ab\u00ab'\nFlooding the Rink.\n,,_ Uooding the rink of\n.i.e. :im\n, i\\,r \u00ab.katin\nci\nTo Form a League.\nA meeting, will-be held at Fernie next; Friday, December 10th,\n-when a hockey league will be\nformed. - All teams between\nMoyie and Lethbridgo will be\nrepresented. 'Moyie, Cranbrook\nand Fernie will bo in tho western\ndivision. Lethbridgo, Piucher j\nCreek and Golemau will be in the\neastern division.'\ni1 .\nWatch Moyie Grow.\nBorn\u2014To Mr. and .Mrs. N. W.\nBiirdett on Tuesday, November\n30th, a daughter.\nBorn\u2014To Mr. and airs. T. \"Cnm-\nmings on Thursday, December\n2nd, a son. ' \u25a0. ,_\nMacEachern & MacDonakl have\na very pretty lot of hand painted\nFrench china on display ainoug\nihoir-Christmas goods.\nNew Sensations For The Next Fifteen Days At The Daylight Store.\ncen\noft\" every suit and overcoat.- Our entire stock of\n. ' clothing' must! go.- '. ,\n$24-suit ndw $1S;00 ' $20 suit now $15.00\n$18 overcoat now $13.50. ,\nQuick action is. imperative if you mean. to. secure\nyour pick ofpattcrus. Coupons with every pijrchasc.\nDaylight Store,\nROBERTS-& MESSSNQER\n^\u25a0^^\n^>i.\n^\u25a0^-sr-ii j if v'-.*----\ni\n' I'aVr \"'\u25a0I ll \"- \"*\u25a0 i^L-^il\n, a ,y> . -\/ ;<%|\n-\u25a0 i]''*\"i- \u25a0' Hyt-m\nK'j y:l* t'&M\n]iy\\''''\"\/Mif\n11 \u25a0* '*..'\u25a0';\u25a0\u25a0 ^|,\n\"%|\nl-y, . <;:yy4\ni * * -. ,o .\nA 'r1*. \\i _. t.si\n\u25a0 ,\u201e ;. ,^,.,-....\n; ; -'-\/ I r.\n!' *v.\" \u2022*-,- i'\u00bbi?_\n>,',' \"a' . JlV*fl\n' *.'.. - \/ -\".^1. l-.^,\u00ab\n, t t \u25a0*\u25a0\" . \" '\".\u00abp*I\n2. -i ..- -i -yS'sg\nTic\n(\/\n. ~,~ fcy.r '.'* Sff^m\n5* ;\u00bb '\n>-<\u25a0\u25a0\u00a3 I\n'>' ^l*\n' *-*i\n\\V\/i-\nfi\n' . **ii\n' -J.-f.-l\nyM\n-it T\/lV'E i' l>li-li< d in JLlit liilcrofe! of tht- ppojilp of Muyii- anil K.ist Kootenay. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd F. J. 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' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdTry to argue with .some ' # pjople ymd tliey will snap'* back at' you ly-ke r^i enraged | livena. , ' The Fountain Head of Life Is The Stomach^ A man who has \ufffd\ufffd weak and impaired stomach and who docs not properly digesr his' food will soon find rliat his blood lias become y.eak and impoverii.lied, and that his whole body jj improperly und uiMinii-k-ntly nourished. Dr. PIERCE'S GOZ.DEX MEDICAL DISCOVERY makes the stomach strong, promotes the flow ot digestive Juices, restores the lost appetite, makes assimilation perfect, invigorates the liver and \"** Purifies and enriches the blood. It is thc great blood-maker, fS^sh.builder and restorative nerve tonic, ft makes men strong in body, active in mind and cool It, Judgement. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdIT'i,!, ,,'D,,'sco\\'er>',, Is \ufffd\ufffd P\"^, glyceric extract of American medical roots, absolutely free fr.-m alcohol .and all injuriou.-., habit-forming drill's. All its ' l\/rt'T\" Tfr\\P\"te-drfon_!ts *\"PP\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-\ufffd\ufffd. \" \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd.-\"\ufffd\ufffd relationship \\,ill. secret S' tXV \"n\ufffd\ufffdred'\ufffd\ufffd\"' 's endorsed by the leaders in all the schools of msdicmc. Don t accept a secret nostrum as o substitute for this l.rr.e-nroven rcmeJy of kmiu.v composh.on. Ask iouh Nr.p\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdBoHS. They , u kr?ow of ^Ij'n^ hv ,t during past -10 years, right in your ofw,ZhU,r\ufffd\ufffd, od WiJ^D.spunsji ,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Mod.cal Association, Dr. R.V. fierce, Pre., |'.f,|\ufffd\ufffdN V \\\\ iltiey I.mlj;* Nn. 1 I. ! S*^-*\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd J .Meets Tu(\"--'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd. K. of P. .Meets cvn-y Thursday THE**\ufffd\ufffd ,8,T ****** \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd,GeaeralManazer J ^^\ufffd\ufffdI0J\ufffd\ufffd0|(K|, Bnu.^ throughout Canada. .\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdd l\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ,h'e Unlted 5,^ . 1*. J,' MfAi.i'i.vF,' Chancellor Com.' s;;rr country BumE$^^v^*ni I.ing hrotl,, -\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd_,\ufffd\ufffd, j Uanki,^ business. Sales notes wilI t^, ^.f^t ',- , i\"AJIl[l' DAWI\/lwn'ru\/.,.,. . \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdUo\ufffd\ufffd'\"Wnru.1 E. A. Jlif.i. K. II tt. S. ' BANKING BY MAIL ^yyvy.y^ \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd.,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd.., rmt's an. IOn, ^ their ' ll!yUion. J way with equal fadib'ty., VANCOUVER'S PROSPERITY._ I Testing a Diamond. ! I I -v There.wlll be niorc mining' ! \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd done ih Movie next vc,,nr\"thiui.! , \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd .1 <\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 1 over before in the historv of' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd.- , \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd- \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \"-., 'i tne town lSs.1 Mag-nificent Officas for Vancou-' Ji\ufffd\ufffdst persons aro obliged in tbej I pm-ehase of a diamond to rely iin-l jplicity'iipon tho word of tbo man j Visiting bretbern Aulccmo i \"ver Corporation. , 1 u o t ! 0,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdl\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdl\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd S(\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd. u^i\/T^y* corpora 11,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd I Wh\ufffd\ufffd Se\"S lI?0 St\ufffd\ufffdU<>' ^VJli(le m,ln5' I I r-' and purity ef diimonds, yet thero i M\ufffd\ufffdyie Miners' Unioil \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-..^: \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd. .. . . . 1 No. .71 W, F, of M. \ufffd\ufffd*r netown. _ ^ ___ J fj j, J\"' .' \"avc\"> m\" r- r-. ..-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \" \"^ \"ll,stra^,by the are certain extremely simple tests \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd No. ,71 W. F, of M -, i \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \" .\"- ' I ^ -^=T==gs==s==JJ , gro.vth and prosperity of her flnx|'eapable ot >in_; made by \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd tho ' Mhel, in McGregor i,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdll .evcrv '^m Do your ClirLlmns shop-J^ye-, W P P TJ,,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdW p i <\" Un\"ClnI insti'l\ufffd\ufffdMons- .Changes are\\mo?l ^experienced, . \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdy ov^ins.'. Sojourning niemJJ\ufffd\ufffd .i^carhVa^doasmich of! ^ '' '^ \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Pf\ufffd\ufffdpk'' WnF \ufffd\ufffd->e on'every hand, and ?ffc ? ^' M\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdof \ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \". iZTv^ ^ to.\ufffd\ufffdAd- \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd' t ' '\ufffd\ufffd < ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' ,'office aceommddallon 'that n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ?\"f'kod thrOU8h '\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-P1^ of orl' v f' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd - J*\ufffd\ufffdeft Rqberta .mycmrhoiiic town as,you\/ . C.an broolc,\" N\ufffd\ufffd,; 2\ufffd\ufffd:1j, 1909 'more than .id^.J!' ^jdwary . cardboard. , Ixioking , rw-\"'\ufffd\ufffd'- -c . - . Secretarv i'i' pi'.ig\" early',' m:drJ_iXrEH p ' , .Practical \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd WatcinfiLaier and J.eweller .'yict6rinSt.laSouth.' .\\ . '\/;. r. MoyiE Why Pay More icitor.'ktc. B. C Nifty , Fall Cranbrook, B, C. president or the, .Movie 21'Miners1 union who .will say !-- 'that the editor of the Leader ||j( ; '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ';: ever gave org\ufffd\ufffdinized\"labor the M^llfl|&' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \" ' .^\"orsL of it. r\ufffd\ufffd.\ufffd\ufffdii? ,.y'is ^[- A. Macdonald was de- f'Wtt if j; ? \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdfcaled) but he is not down and liS|?f.i|!A^ollt b-v anr means. There tM-erc few stroncfei- \ufffd\ufffd\ufffde Liberal _\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd- i i , e>\" j-zi-ui-i-a }k ||N .candidates in the recent cam !:vr .'.'-'ivP-ii^i. He wiD^be heard ^froiii again. shall, by hard work and' pei-tin \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdioity; deserve to \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd be successful with those in office in Victoria. - It wa? a clean, great' and most successful fight; and'to'the extent that you, my ftiend-j ' of Moyie have contributed to that success 1 again thank you most warmly md sincerely, ^ours Faithfully, THOS. (JAVEX. Lost Their Deposits. de. Hven tlie people of Seattle :d over the victory -The Tiines saws lish Columbia i.s such Md wealthy' neighbor The candidates whoso deposits have been forfeited m' the provincial treasury so Ur known are: = n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd,nr -~ ' \"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ousxnesi J. ir. M itheson. Socialist, NeIa0ii l CS thera t6 se^ clients ad- A. AI. O.iver, ft lciaiL,ti Ka&lo vantageously and thoroughly. John Keen, Liberal, K'\\0 . Ifc 13 the Purpose of the Domin , J-,C. U,ri-i,, Independent, SIo- ^\/^ ^d Bjnd Corporation of'1\"- \" ' | \ufffd\ufffdt Vancouver, Ltd.,\" to erect a IXm Patterson, Libeiul, Grand '\"\"* t'oik-. , FI NE NEW STObK: of the nattiest in Fall ;'Suitings from eastern and English manufacturers just received. They are, undoubtedly tlie handsomest and most distinctive fabrics \" that have yet been offered and,'those who would\" have something! select in a sLlib for fa]J; should leave ' t]ich- order| early. A fit guaranteed and' at a reasonable price. George H, Thompson, ' - Bauristk!-*. Sor.icvsciti \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd -\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd * \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd - . ^COTAItr-PuKJ.IC. ,tc * ' - , .CRANBROOK. ' BKms\ufffd\ufffd Colu\ufffd\ufffdu W, R. BEATTY Emb\ufffd\ufffdlmer and Undertaker, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Phone 9. - CRANBROOK R. H. DWTERj U.VOERTAKKlf AND, K-MHA1-.ME11 IVltU CO-OPKKATIVK STOKHS CRAXBJtOOK, B.C. , 'Our rftofe|isHlio.Lj.r\ufffd\ufffd^rih (he district; and .(he . ' , ' y best assorted.. ., < -' ri i ' '' < Our aim ha. al\ufffd\ufffd-nyS';bep,t, to stock sud, li,,,,,, as y. - every-day people oiU'foi- cvory-day... \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd .\/. Common Chairs ' ' ' \/V, \" , ^ 'u \"' . ' '\" Selling Just now at Ti r^if- i \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\" ^ . , \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd , \"tv.ai jj C2.i[3. Limited numbers io [ each customer ', Cranbrook Co-Operafive * Moyie ^ modern (on story brick and stono It.' I ~ ^;lblli!dinff in 'l ce^rai ,oca !Pressing and Cleaning It. 'ire somewhat\" inter- o \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd .\ufffd\ufffd i-oiiwai joca 'J' W. Fitch, .Socialist, Cran- t,on on \"tinga .Screet. and ar- rook. . jPangements are being made to brook, A L Fi.lier, Liberal, Fdrnio ,' rilsh tbo W01'k to completion. A id thcr^.-r. '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\" \ufffd\ufffd\" ?' i\/,lJ'\ufffd\ufffda:k, Indei^ndont- I\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd* \" \ufffd\ufffdf rel\ufffd\ufffdresentative, bu\ufffd\ufffdi-1 'd thciefoie express iRV^Ucke. lDt'I nMB ttn^ financial men are inter \"thisrc-elecLin,,. L ! \", Ke,njl3ter, SJftialht, JWel-1 ^f , in tbis enterprise, which result of the contest ' *t\"kn , | will add another imposing struc. \ufffd\ufffd--\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdte'\ufffd\ufffd-i -\"-^^^^ *v ior the Cl)!l.strva-lc,JUVel,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd I li K Prittupioeo. Socialist, Vail- '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffduvei-. '^\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"^^\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd^\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd^H-t, Vancouver. , ^\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdM-U'hcn,K, S.,u.ilist| Van- couver. s ' ' ><'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd> \ufffd\ufffdf the p,oplc of v,,M\" 'k(;U-K\ufffd\ufffd'- S^-<. Vancou-! ''luinbia. l.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd:and indicates tlint \ufffd\ufffd\"i-ssi\\c policy which h.ts maintained meets full approval .of the ' Done Prices Right. G. A. FOOTE Merchant Tailor. MOYIE, 0 :l *-'' tho comnnui- ich :^ live to doj He Made Apology. -v-ruy \" tv possible iavantar'-, e-^-,.- \"j V l ,\/e,lch-C\ufffd\ufffd'^ian hardware i .. e^',Vi llf^'wrote the f0n0.vi., . \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd lh:it.-->Vi-ir b, to ! wholesale houSe:;Dcar ^.. ? '^ ' Om- -\" nefo-h.. ;^ []e ^^wich i by alHte but \ufffd\ufffd?'cat deal ,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdore to ,us tI),n , -hen l,e don't h'\" ^J\ufffd\ufffd fove * * -V \"^\/V*'> \"v,s elseuliere. ! ^^^^^ ^\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdS by 7o M biiyni- o.ir' ;;..;);!.. ''mnf^.:...:u... \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd .' wllafc w de dii dft\\r.'\\ to ]>av our 1\"' ^-nv.s _ ..u t^ils you dot you a,.e .,dllm fo '^ \/ ' kii.,.vin^ a-; iv.* dr., th,\"- '! n0^)0''- j ' S8nd you h^k \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd I-'\" ^ l'r- l,!M- -->-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd t^vp torn ,rro for ... bekawsyou arc such fooli\ufffd\ufffdl1I1P\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd| ,;_.;;... Peoples. Vurs re?J)3 Hfu\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ^ ,, 'J ! \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd^\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd|l:\ufffd\ufffdiw.',J;l.ytllu||s,(!ttftn. fi]d^ Coming to Moyie December Hfli. MORLEY HALL T.MeVlU,e.c.E.lPL.s. r_.v.llHtVcr|C| McVITTIE & PARKER! , Fhovi.vcial LAXn SURVKVIXfJ ., I I Estimates Furnished. OFJ-'ICKS f-^ort Steele p. O. Box 23. Cranbrook P. 0. B0x n, 6 9 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdt I'\"^Kooteimy. With the Bc,t Malt \ufffd\ufffd I'inality. Inslsfc on having'Moyie Beer. . 9 BOTTLED AND DRAFT BJ5EU ! MUELLER.& HESSE, PROP^ 9 0 9 9 9 1 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdvvJ.\ufffd\ufffdattet:wIb^,? r;\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdi^y^ , moneys so go-xl like another nw man a rv-in ,H \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd, r , .. ^\"^^ lo0^ ^ me niy\" trade \"d\" (K-(liei tl. m .son] om- _\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ^ \"~ ,'' Cartoonist and Entertainer. On His Farewell Tour. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd tioJlar (,]\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' * V\\ ill ]) y-\" r. OA'.l C'lt aiBaavga? \"l^r YOUR Cigars Tobaccos Fruit and Confetionery A. B. Siewart Thos. Summers C'Kari., Tobacco. Fnut um, Cf\">foo|,,onory TOYS, No:r\/UiViS :;> South victoria st. Chamberfain's ;'\"l(\"- \ufffd\ufffd. !\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd..\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd. ,r\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd'imj)lo room i wi\"\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdo.,80 L \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdneclio.,, (SEND 'YOU.U VVOH'K TO'I'l'li KOOTENAY STEAM LAUNDRY. NKLSONT \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdAll White Labor. I l,0\ufffd\ufffd''ln\ufffd\ufffdrieM for boni- | \"'^'-'Minui.Men, MlM'\/K,!!. O I.aavo work with tlio local nxont A, B. STEWART^ \u25a0 Si\n'^-.\nK\n300\n000\nind\nam]\nlieir\nn.\n-i\nfind\nthis\nMGR\nti..\nB-ife'S\n!W\u00ae\nJ5\u00ab\nPS\nmm\nJSSi\npull!\nIWIO.jJ\nPOh\nEffiy\n? 1 onis Widow\nBY MAY WELLES JOHNSTON\nor loins Widow.\" f,,],.. s, ,,_. t.wr,\nw -the moi.v of .\\:n,\\, own jjf... In 1,11.11,1,'. ,!,'. '.\ni. dioi-, iii-.,i-,.i io that j.-no,- t|liSt jK. \u00ab..\u201e\u201e,.,_ ,\u201e , ; . u\nHi.' l.Ji-i.irj a;t thrill, J him. li.. jut thai U..- I...0I5.\n'\u2022\u25a0'-> 1 bl.lsterjlJeCO\nWilhom :i\nliy the Xen York Mf-nilU Co AM Itl-flil* K. mtuM. ,.\u201e,\u201e\u201e, \u2022\u2022 . - .\nI'KSS 3\u201eh c'n 8k Ton, tin,;,,,', v,dda ,<> l^ T,\"\/ bulZr .;,tl7!i,(U'n '\"\"\u2022\"^ *W\u00b0W ^'\"\nput > nil m\u00bb. mni Ih-. Kver'fioJj i-lse--, full to llic cl,n|i (i(l.(.(| (m..\n'iliii'.\"'\nfoil\nfor\n?tl\nThe foreman waved liis baud townm tin- little\nu house with (lie holli liod.s in fmiit .(ml\ny. The wvv Jiiiiti pioiuptli turned tn lh<* colli cut up 1 in, ,jf jou.w.-nt t\u00ab wash up jnn\n1:1 d nl Wulci fnini lln- sprit.-.. Whul is jour\nin his c\\t,.ii,i(.,i j,.,],,, ,,\u201e,_ j\u201es\nr ll w'\">,\u00ab frunilly -rt-irinlh that wai\nrr.-lif.iln-- to hi-r.\n-Ut-'r th.it il h-cnum \u201e,,_!,. .*... ,,sAnj t|jSns for t]mn jo\nhi\" Mil .-, ipiuilei of :,n hour or so ,..,<;, oicniug ia. dis-\nets-mg (In- Hoii.l.-ifi.l wcatjior. (he moonlight \u201e.,__ tlle\nMr.iiiS,. new _._.,,. _.,\u201e.,. \u201e s!ii(s N(V(.r ,|(ifore ]i;u] A]]!v\nl-.rn.vsmi roaii\/od (jm'ti\nwas, even (hough ho. life J,:\u201e| bom i.,,.,^ S1,Jnt jl,. j.^',,'\ndreams of what it mighCbe.\n'1'lu- H\\(i never asked end, otWn historv. MVrriv.cil\ntaking fur Kin 11 led thai her iiiiinist.il.ahle milt lire mis the\nie\u00bb.iill of uading r.ithi-r than any contact villi the world.\n\u00bb'\u00bb\u2022! A\u201eo. while (onsni,,.;,, will, \u201e,(\u201er:,l curiosity, not U^n^'^^ \"and\".\ndeigning lo ask :i withheld < onfidenec.\n-Muri-.wll often was provoking and rt;,li. j\u201e .\u201e, l,..n(^t\nIns l,i._. -Ma*. ainiv sniiiitiniiT, Ani.S uonlil 1,-vonje 'f.iiily\ns.ieo-hlehi'uilh iin!i\u201e'n.iti(in; n.-ienhi h-s> hlu-,\\ ielilul moil-\nnnd more uf Ihe icmtm-iI \\voiuiiiiI_ love of h<.r iniliirp,\nnot rc.ili^iiij: at hrst Uiai \u00abh.. u;h l.nlii:K all h<*r treiisurca\n\"A Flyer in\n? j\nBY W. A. POYCK\nw.lh the uine.-il m'moiis imd-for-\n11:11 Kht loin--'J'(.iii (Jiai't. he u.is enileil in ;!u- himl.\u2014ihe\nliiiiried iiiiirriiiKe ami lli-M to tin- lillle In own tMia-.e mi\nthe 1 dse of nowlirrc. N...M a jiifture in *rra\\ tf.mh \u201ef the\nJiuseralile \\\u00abirs tint followed, the te.-iriiif? down of eicrv\n;i-.]iiiatioii, the ml niellifriin. of eierj- hoji.e, I lie tr.iiliiij.\n'\" the mild of everj ideal, the hitter a\u00bb:il.i-nin^ uf ewrv\n\u25a0 wlmt .1 |\/,.,n i,f(,i reality tli\u00ab woihl dream. Merriwell ^linldeieil and Uirned p.ile -\u25a0<, he read\n\"'\"\u25a0I he cursed the pride that had held her hark from\nnjipe.il to her on 11\u2014to tin- loving white )>:iiivil ki.iikI-\nfalher \u00ab ho had heen father .md lnother tn her Miiee lier\ncnphaiied bntij, liood, to the aiLis-t nnc-le whose idol bho\nhad heen, or to :mj one of n hcora of friC'iid,, whose joy\nit h.'id been tu serve her. r\nlie read oil to where the reckless Tom had died in n\nlow the woman e-ien th\"ii h:nl\nffo-^rlsht. MX i\u201e tlio \\-,w Yoik II.Tiil.! C\u00bb ,111 Ul-;l.u It \u2122.,l 1 ,\u2022.\u201e\u201e,,.,,_ ,,.aij ^ f hini, bjs \u2022.niwlhe.-nl,\nAlim\nfor \u25a0r;aiiiMii*^. T].c liih m.iii's son s-il.-mle In -ide with\nthe pour .litK.lII (he mi 11 hant .Hid Ihe h.lilker liol.u.llili, \/J\nwilli lln piofi\u2014sliiii.il (..mililci* ,iinl 1 lie ' ti-i.t,\" tin- iin.it\n\u25a0i.Uiir nf ih.mie pj.irii^; all on ,1 1 i.iiiinoii pi.uie. '1'he .111'\nwns nel.iiip with tolnini) fimn-s Alioi.- lln- htl\/v. of'ion-\n\\iis.ition i mild he llcnid the ilnk.nu- oT lln (ele^iaph ii.-\nslilluiillt and the dioiiiin. \\ oil e of t tit n]ie| i(nl, wl.h-\n1 1\nenrio-ity tli.it had Inirned Kveiike w ithin her and of wbicii ' As Italph had seV'-ral hundred dollai-r iinesled in a build- fumi an .uljiiiiiiii-; rnuin c.-inie Ihe o*i.imu|iii!\nil,\" s.-iiil the mail in a low tone, .-in.J Mrs.\ni ><>nr onu.sh,]. thsit world n.,-s' in (he iiiulit 1\"' A fn \u25a0 ,,0rM\u00ab\"-. !'ilr,'!,7: ' \"' l1.\"\" I',-'\"V1\"?-\"- ,,r i,lf. \u201en,l Imin .\u2022.srtO.-iition.it w.is his inluition to I.mii this ,\u201e\u201e]..,,,-.\u25a0 ,.1,,...- j,, flll| ,,).,,..\nr. . .. , L \u2022\u25a0\u25a0 u\u00ab( nmiii. loie. the biiiKinK for a touch of his hum! e\\ en if he wen- \" \" ., ,, , . ,- , . ,,,>,_ ,i,\u201ei il\u201e. nunii'V il ' <-i \u2022' , .1 , -*\u25a0\u00bb\u00bb. -. ,\nOm-'eiiiwii\" she w.is potiin; over .1 pile of old iii.-ik.i- but a nxiiuioii AM-.Mlu.nd, and then. li.:e 11 thunderbolt, the woiu-j to Harold, but as his brotbl-r u. e.li il.tlii mono .11 <.bli. Ill(. al \u201e\u201e. |J(]ill(, U.,!j,l, saw\n0\u00ab-:\u00aby- \/.ines thai :i neighbor )nnl gh.'n her when suddenly Mer- diMOiery Of his ideutily Willi the world famous athlete oi*ce,ltalph telegrj plied him the required a-notiut tioin 10 li.oii i- wa., Ihe r.umile and Unit tl\nw hii < of .1,\nly (lie i filing tl; it\ntalent did nut I'll-i,-\n.1\n1 1\nI ,\nOf the money he invested. , 'l'his* placed th-i-J^b^^-i-ii.\n' ' \u2022'At Ihe in';\nseiond! Ilein\ndmvii. TJ,..,-. w.is no moonlight ami (he- stars wen, hid ,,n''1\"\"1.''.! Ueh^l.f>\u00bbi\\v \u00bb\u00bb<]I there bad dutifully done mk. if ;im. \t\nb, \u00bb haze Of smoke f.-.u, forest liuVv.Inle (he h ..ell of !Ml.'tt of C-erse \" \" '' \" |i\u00abW.\u00abilw.. of ber u ^^ ,\u201e R M.'rSolIS p1(.di.-.,\u201e.e.d. a- the travel- At he .(I'ailer! lielunce by n length! .U.ghlnmbr\nluM-niii, ,?n,s was .a,,,-,, ,.., mngini to I>0 ,..,.\u201e\u201e,\u201e, J ra^V , .\u201eSi tho puhlislier, who hnd been onlv a \u00ab\u25a0\u00ab \u00ab\"\u00ab\u00bb- \u2014 \u00abJf \\\u00ab ^i ^Z'S TCZ \"\"^ h k'\" \"I 1! ^' ,st by two Un-Lis' K, ,1(-,.\u201e\nShe fell ihe.drcnrn.cs, of the dro.ight-paid.ed lnudscpe c-,,.,1 en,:.,i\u201ef.;Ke iu the da.is'ot her girlhohd: had of thesl.01 tiw wofllil mMiii siimni.xr.vdi-iniss.il \"in \u25a0 I '\/,\/\/\/\/\u25a0 y- lw\u00ab'^\u00bb\u00bb\u00ab-\"- '-\"\u00bb\u00ab ,'1'-\neieu thmgh Ihe d.ii'lliiiss had bidden ii fiom her cjes. M.spc\u00abted her identity, whiih perhaps accounted for the, it|ie telegrnph company would accept no i^plaiiation 01 _ s-i court. J1 i\u201e,iii.iim r tlui.l.\n-- - \u25a0 \u2022 ' o.-lsi;.w ith which she hid found him wiling to t.ikc the ..\" \u25a0 or_ll):c. .K. in-ttter how eMeiliiatiiig the clri'iuu\nnsk of iui.i.Lhing the poetical_b.uk oii.pei,lous.e..:ii.mer- ^^ ^^ 1(>(] t(J t,__. (.iscrcpai.(y. As lie w.is a '0'* ini-sl- l-'i\"Jw'-r-l\"i t- got Ll.e blues.\" \u25a0> '\nlip llif pnlb to the spring,.a f.ieij- iinif (igui.: \"Uit.wlo\nIijivi; c.n-'vd l.e-iilbiftnings nnioiig the; trsidi.\nf-ek Kods.\nt's .ill Hi,- s.i-iiw to yhu, MK- Cravvon, I'd jnst\n'on wouldn't merit mil jti.v- ilnine tiofnro*-llie ret-\n:*-;ll me 'h..v' or 's.i.v.' j-' know, until fiulhi r 120-\nUltdieied as le -el (he p.ijl down.\nS-tnail g:i\\l- a ling, straight look into bi's niottleil ' \\ mi don't need 10 keep licit up, Cli-tu McniwV.I. L\n,.\\ ,^ - know'iiiore :i|kiii1 jou than .vou think,\" inoke !u .V1113-.\nituo >mi d.meT *-hv ;isl.ed He g.ivc- bee luvcic ^\"Yoti do? Miub c.vod max il do vou! It is \\otir\n\u201e j, ,,i_. (roubles, siot mine, that we rue di-crs-iiig now. What is\n' to be n-h-'nud nf, but 1 n'm't l.ikin' them felluz '! J\u00bb'\u00ab' want?\"\nniid-iu e .is 1 have -3011!' ' Amy spun g up and faced him. and jus! then the moon\n\u2022-,13-im Uu.slied -iigh'll.. .-.ui held out her h.-.nd managed to difTi.se ,i pile li^l t lhioi*?h the .si.i.ike He\n,j,_ eoiild -mc lu r e.\\i s -Iimisi'Ij, li.n-ll.c. 1 '\n1.1:11 seas. The little book had leaped into holiday f.-'inc\nand, better \\et. hid brought us author .gold. .She had\ntaken a tlat. had clothed herself in tine ui'iuent, had disclosed hei self to ho- admiring friends, r3 her own hard woik. y\n(lb, it was a d.iini3- romance! But the end was not\nret. '\nMeuiwil! read, with a mist in his e3'os, of Hie journey\nthe girl h.nl taken to .1 Northern city, how she had\nKCHKlii-d mu ihe griex ing mother of 11 pioud, eriiug sou,\n111adc.filends with her and 'iiimi.-tered to lier in her lotie-\n1'hii- f.\\r A1-r.1b.-1i li ul iii>l,sho\\\\|i, nnd Italpli's ansd-ly\n.-mil sus.pei-.se ,m 1-re well nigh inihe-li lUili'.' 'Ihe subibieil \u2022\nlimn of toin'e\u00aba(ion now gave pl.Ve to t \\< itcd l'\\(liini-\ntions a? the hnr-.-s changed po.-ilious. I, . - '\n\"At the (liree-i]iiiirlei-s! l'eliin<-e 'leads bv \"tlnce\n:iry:\ni !J,Ki\n' \"I -^.\ny \"'SI\n' i'\/..,!..i U He knew that if it became iie.vs- lengths, Iteiiegade -ecoiid, Acrohi.t thiid''\nctnuickblK Knew tnat it 1 _,.,\u201e., Ah; al list Aciobnt was in the u.iiumg, and Kalph's\nlight be able to borrow,the 11101103 in mii.iih N\u201enN rosl, ,.,>1.I,.sl\u201e1ms wheat\n'Ihe book was (unshed. \"'- . ' , , , ,t \u201e.;m i,\u201e \u00ab,.ir,,i,J .,1 \u2022\u25a0 dol\nMe.iiwell paced Ihe tloor, lonB aftor ll.e midnight train \"You mark my woids. client will be \u00bb Hinj. M .1 fioi\nore screaming down tbe i alley, hi.t with (lie first streak ]ar by( September,\" said this same speculator, as nt\nf 1 \u00bb . 1 \u2022 A* _. _ 1 . 1 . 1 A 1 \u2022. , * 1 e \u2022 - \u00bb t r . . . . t I . .. I I.. I .ill llOfll Ills\npr.rative stranger 111 ihe ,0(3 ho \" length, Acro-\nt-ikiii\" such action om ept -is a l:.-l ic\u00abmt. ' \u00bb . o b-.t -e. oml. llonaiv. thinl.\" >'\nl.Uvin\u201e sucn .icl i.nd.er's * >'*' eM-iieinent 'now heoinie ui|r,ise. as all lis-|ened for\nThe ne-U day, business oillmg hnn lo the J\u00b0VU\/.,..,.'j t''-> \u00ab\u00bb-'l result fiom die operator. Itu( Tt-ilph did n. t\n' linio to w ul foi the iipenilor's nniimineeinent. The In si\nclick rlf the sniiiuh-r would nppiise hini of his fad* With\nbated breath and e\\ei-3 ner\\e -tunned to its utmost tension he waited for tluS lust poiteiiloi..s sound fiom the\n'i . \u2022 1 \\iil&\\\n\u25a0iM \u25a0' \/iM\\\n\u2022I ' . r '-W41.I\n;'_\u00ab.' , ,\u2666..- -r-J^I\n!.-!i.f_ -*\u25a0\/,-to'**\n\u00abl y v list\noF dawn be wns sliiding Inward the little station that\nbe might npt be- bite foi the caily tiaiu North.\n\u2666 \u2014\n,How Comets Tails Are Formedi\nIT has long boon known that (lie tails of comets\nconsist of fine particles drhen'ofi' from Uicin ns they\napproach the sun, but the uature of the force with\nwhich thev are repelled has only recently, been dis-\n'coiereil. It was at first suspected that the force was\nelectric, but It is now fairly certain that It is nothing\nuioie nor less than pressure exerted by, the sun's r.ij-s.\nTl.aJ. lh_jht exerts n pressure was first discovered\nplaced a large order with the broker to substantiate his\nconfidence lu l\u00bba assertion. ' it.was iheu .l.-'.y, w>U>\n-tthc.it quoted nt 00. Ami, indw.1, it seemed t . Itiilpli.\neven-body was bi.ji.iB wheat and, pro.lh.Uns dodnr\nvheat\" in the near futuie.. All the market repoits 111I-\n%ised bluing wheat That cereal hnd been advanc...,-\nste-ulilv '\"Wheat looked go\u00abd to Italph. Here, he t.oug.it,'\nwas aii opportunity to raise -.nousl. . money to make\ngood his shortage-. The temptation was too stiong lo resist -So Itnlnh took a,\"flyer\" in wheat, using all. the\naMiibible fluids of the telegraph company .for (hat purpose. Before* thc maikct closed that day ,t bad ad\nvinced to 01. ltalph felt elated, as he already had \u00ab.\n\u202211 ' 0fo\n#^''\u00abr1\nniatheinaticall.v, but the delicate instruments Invented profit, but not jet sulncie-it to realize the\nsum be le-\nKtlXIOlH\nshe 1111111111:11 d. and llien as the men eaine\n-111 tell uiii what 1 want ' she cried. \"I want my\nif we remember that pres-ure Is exerted only on tbe\nouter .surface of a body, whereas Its wets lit depends\non its entire mass. *- *\nWhen a body Is reduced In size the mass diminishes\nmuch faster lhan the surface, b'or instance, If we\nha ie two similar apples, one of which is half ns (hick\na-s thc other, thc smaller will haie one-fourth the *-ur-\nf.iee of tbe larger but only4 oup-elghtli the weight.\nHence, the smaller the body the nearer, the pressure\n.ip tbe juUishe ull- im-nu-sI into the pantij. ticm biltli. ight -the be.u ties of life. I waitdunti food, and ,.\u201e.,,\u201e,\u201e\u201e thn ,vel.H.t -md\npurple and line lin.-u! I want books and pi< tines an 1 on ihe su: face 11 ill tome to balancing the w eight, and\nif i-iH-rg*si prTsei't'\\ to wail on the table with\n* an.! (\"IiiUi'c.t. The new in.-u> was made'tho\nf . 11 iiiili-iliiig tire of eioss-ni.e-tmiiiii^ and jokes\nie :...\u00bb!. in gixnl put. pinji'ig and tl ui-tiiu wiih\nof them, but the meal w *,-, -noil owl and the\niduvi li'C( : lone 1.1' eh ,.r a e 13 III.- wre.kage.\ni'id with 1 er hums keil in |>i:yvled Ihmight\nwill. tl,,. ti.tiiip: I( s(,i.u U well!\" she inurmui.'d\nus h< -3 all the afternoon fixing up losufoi luld.-\n i.p,io>-|i mu oil i red tfii- 1 laugh\nheld ber belpK-s ni a usebl \u00bb g. ip viln'i- he pre-td Ins\nIbis on hers 111 .1 loi g ki- tint i-.fl her f.ilutins >\u00bb lus\nill Ills\nTbi-U he b t hi t '\u00a3J\nni! 1 !*:-te 30c!\" the cried \u25a0i-,sbc ran into the\nI 1.1.M. !\u201elle door, and ll \u2022 n slie he^ar.l i-i 1\n\\mi ie 011.\\ fooliii\"-,\" as be\nthe partiiles in comet's tail- aie so ver.i small that\nthe light piessiire.overlHilances the gi.avit.ition toiv-\niml the sun. and hence drives' the thm, laporous su'o-\nsi.uue away\nIn the latest comet, the Mniehouse, whkh v.aa\nvisible recenth. the tail unilerwent a curious -cries- of\nih.in^e-. which i- not an unusual thing. The-e .-ire\nfar n-oni being fully explained, bi.t It is supposed\nthat the tails may lie' conipo-ed of ptrin-les of different si\/e.-, iihich are thus repelled with different \\e-\nlocities, foriiUiig'br.iiiches In different directions.\nmoney.\n\"Only a normal reaction,\" confidently asserted\nknowing speculators. \"You'll -ee ivheat go up agun,\nand when it does, it will go will. *i rush.\" Bet these\npredictions failed of verification. Slowly bufMirelv. day\nafter day, wheat steadily declined until it had diopped\nto .\".\". And day al'tcr das ltalph was compelhd to'use\nall the telegraph receipts to meet the broker-.- deiieitul-i\nfor margin. But he daied not withdraw now lie hail\ngone too far. lie bad burned his bridges behind bun.\n'J here must be a reaction soon; wheat ciuinot go down\nforever, he reasoned.\n1'inally one ineinoiuble day-it all seemed a bonible\nnightmare to ltalph\u2014one of those ir.expli'-ahh- panics occurred in the grain -market, causing an aw fill slump in\nwheat ltalph pit margin after niaigin. even fi-iuliciill.v\nresiling to tbe bank and drawing out the last dolhu deposited (here to the compan.v's credit, to piotoct his hold-\nrf.'A?.' .\ni\"X-\"'\n\u2022 t-vf\nP\"i-v'- T-?ki\n\u25a0\u00bb '-m:\n\u25a0pi. -. \" \\ , * ,*.-?\u25a0\nC1 ... 1 \u25a0-..\u2022 \u2022\u2022 y\n1 <\u25a0 ' 'IIS\nJ > 4 j-y-,1?!\n^y ,' ,A}4\n'.\u00bb' \u2022' .'^:tl\n\u25a0' v^,\/,*\u00bb,\n\u2022''>' ,1 .t'irS*-Ji|!\n-,. . \u201e\\^ , -'iV-l?1\n' I a ^ , ^ Vi Aj\np.^vy'fis\n\u00ab\u00ab . j , ^yi'Ml\nv.. .-\u25a0\u25a0\n'\u25a0> '\u2022\u25a0\u2022\\' ^\u00bbS .V - \u2022 \u25a0*,6~'s'Vim.-.1\nrt-'T< _ )\"-j%tl\n* \" \/M\n.-s':^i\nV.,i\nM^xV\n*\\r\nK\ni'i\n&\nJUMPING UP Will! AN HYSTERICAL SHOUT OF\nCRIED, \"THCN I WON:\"\nJOY,\n(elegi*,']ih iiistn'inent lI1.1t would mean mill oi '-ilv ition\n(o liipi\n\"B-o-ii-a-ii-i-.i wins lo 11 neck. Iteliuiu-e \u25a0Second, Itoie-\ngade I lu re) \"\nAcrolmt had no! even been one, two, (hiee\nI.osl! His lnsl ho|\u00ab. gone! lake Ihe knell of doom tin'\n\u25a0 *f.\n*.' n}\n\"\u25a0\\ till 1 ow\nlloll-C -III I\n\u2022\u201ehi-lbu-_'. \"Ail i'i. g> w 111\nlo b - ul ill tii \u2022 bain\n\u00a3&$\u2022 - \u00ab...* 1.11,. 1 w.(5i,b.n..-.i- d I ul- tl.-.t lef. ber ., \u25a0_\u00ab m. t.^ ^ ^ ^^ % ^ ,_.,.\u201e. tl.m, \u201ef a commotion when\na -, **\u00bb\u00bb*ii\n\u2022lie im-iMoeii!.'. bri if her th.icghi- rrn 1 mt\nM \u2022 . I -1 \\\"- wm !, w a- d\u00abiiie.-b>* - U mi hi-\u2022 d\"Oi-\nPSjS\" ' ' ) 1'''1 l! \"\"K. 'he band-o.'.ie hol-o h ul no ica-on\nlliefiM.. .\ni--l.i a t.n ilh I . fnre be iel||i.l-d I frieudl.v\n'i I\" 1 a< iiin 1 lie ha 1 u (I'm d fio-u 1 1- 1 U-\nI g ng, .111.1, leitu lllg the I 111 Iv tU'Ure mi till-\nI \u2022 .1 (' I -.. 1 e bo! p 11.-1 11 li I'I Uiv ell .\n1 ' 1 \u25a0 \u2022 < 1 .il. > im.ml her \u2022.\" he sai.l\nt ' 11 gi 1- tin .1 of it, ' .el 111 iii 1 Mr-. (Ji.ii -nn\n'\u2022 imp ,i I .1 un! \"\n1 \"'.'i> I ill nig li\u00bb b-hm- . \"\n1 - pll\\ 'b _'l'' '\n1 t uo i-ii p .u\u201ej 1 .Ik loo iiiiuli d min foi,!.\u2022>!\u2022\n\/ntis**-*.\nWti\nW\u00ab\n'\u25a0V*\ny*A v\n- iitt\n>Xi\nm^\n;;-S.. ,\nMi*..'\n11 Mil\n\".il\n'\\\n!V\nfoil tl\nM\n\u00bblt 1\n\"\\\\\n\u25a0 top\nA\n'\/\nSim\nt. *\n\u25a0'tin\n.!*\ni\n\u25a0fri\n:e limn'- 1 v* r.v\n1 be itii'tlii -\u2022!\u00bb-'\n-,,,,,. 1 efeie lin.v st u ve I. A -\u2022 utli\nf , -. .' I. - b-ik.il up 1 lenti of !>ro-\n.\u201e'.. bi I i.ivei 11\/ .'\"I ..ttr.utive wi'...v.\n.!,...]v n'.-t .nn '1 tu t t >< li\" l'c:\n11, v\\ 1- evidi '.llv -1- I\"1 '\nb.i|,- 1 \u25a0.-ood di il a'\"\"- iv'Tin\nt fur nidi - ui. n 1 was ..'i tin 1 '\nif -i v.. . I - I 1 I ,:\"'ie Iv\n1 lie li'ii.-:v kihoni- di-iovo.d tluv '\ngoo I \u25a0.'*\"!> Hnwivel. a b. lli l.el.l. II'\n\\; is pli \u2014I I I -S\"\nH'Vi ile.l pl( I Ii\nV is'mi s le.iilv io >\nM.-nivvJI u 1- ih'-dv II'\n. h ii-v-tut. 1 1- Uiv one '\" ' 1\" '\"\nI veiv t * inn '. 11 ' 1 verv-\n' .ns,-.\n-l.lll.'U 'gi I\npi ' . \u25a0 - \u2022 I- I\nill! MU -I\n.1\n,1\n.\"ll Ml V . 1,1 t I\n.1 I 1- f'.U '\nI I\nTl e\n1 vou,. sr:\u2022\n, v Il.i 1 I f W III ^\nlo III\n, till.\nIll iu t! at thiee t.im <\nI ll\nI Ihnsi < 1.11 - \u2022 . ignoi.u ( lilioiii- evei il.i\n\u2022 \u25a0 lli sii.Ji 1 ed. ms-,, .uul ...ni i ou\"\u2014 -'ie\n! 'In, it I- i'i 'iIh-i t- inkridiiis fin'ii\nI '1 in a low t.mii,'. 'for as a mailer of fuel\n1'veil lhan iiidiu'ii:*.'i:|-. Merri'we.II sal down\nI ItiUig mwy bis 1 lu'a.i'elti'. .' \/\u25a0 \".''.'\nI) I beg j'lKir. par.b'iJl. b'-'t I do bate lo sis*\n.V for lli;u !.-aiig'.'. I viisii vou .would tin'\"\n' .of tlie.-n 01.t; 111,. loo!\"\nt 1 .-,y\"; ' . - ;\n1 ilre.-xiiiak'iug or souu-tbiiig. It's no vv.'.i'^\n\"'Ui, eook'uig for n dirty' road gang.\"\n1 iiiriied mi Ii in \u25a0 \u25a0iiligi-ily.\nS 'l'\u00ab' 1'iir, JIv. Merriwyll. As I' said\nl' Ihi'iu hj;.s ti''.'i.'l.-..l liu.- wiih Ihe rudi;lu'.-.--i\n1 wii!'-\nled SOl'lly. ,\n1 '''a? Wei!, yen\u25a0Ki.-e bow rude I inn.\" .-md\n1' .\u00bb,\nIll I\". ' -\n1.1,. III.I. v.\nihe Iriie'ii\nira'gi--. h'l.gii.'g !i\n.VI Iii si\" h.'- ha\nfiom Looks aKir'iiia.'g.i'\/.'.ii''*--\nw;is forl-ed'.on' 1\nf.\nt 1\n.'\u2022\\Vh::f..ver\nvou liia.v a'.-i\n' l',-(,.;\u25a0(,.,I ii'-ily.\n-I'.i.a.'.ii-.g d'.ah.t\n'!''.-,iv.> i,:,-:\"\nI'i'giii::! 1 t'mi-.'gbl 1 was doing ii -\ns'.n, I (i0 ivaiit jou to forgive I\"\ni-r\nM '1\nth 11 1 v. 1 \u2022 1 I 1 I I il\" in-\" -' '\n!,,.. ,'ibiu is \u2022*\u25a0 le I '\u25a0 '\"\"* \u2022'\" \" ,u' ''\u25a0';\"'\nI \u201e ,. I,; |.b. 1 bv lie i .1. , 1 I V\nw,ii .1 i 1.1...\" 1 . . -im .... .1 a \";;\u25a0\u00bb\"\u2022\u25a0\n1, ,,! s, 11. tied III I\"\" - ' ui.iair.d III.1.\nI ., ,1 \u00ab f tiii'lu g -\"liu ih \" to hei 'li- P '\u25a0\u2022\"\nll.,. .\u2022 uoiii .11,-I- I \u2022\u2022\"-- \"' lli'l\"'i >l\"^11 '\"\n, , 1,. .-un-i . Is I . m liv- 1. bi si. and 1\nb ie 111 di 1 w 1 1 s\nlln, .1 iv I .\u25a0 I, \"'li 1 1 I'1' \u2022\"'\nu..\\ I..I. d v ill. mi t'.ki wi tl.11 v.i\n, . , > , ,1 I , pm v 1\na. lb - no 1 - 0 .\",' \u00ab\",\" '.\n,f \u2022!\u201e. .d.'.--.-ri:'live t-'Ui-b. and .:\u25a0*\n.,,,.1' pass;,,:, of the b'l.ger pen^-.\nI 1I1,...gill li.ai Amy had .-loii-.\nbut a- h.- read iy;\n\u201e 1 lull th.'y vvi-re lln- \u25a0i..1.;\nown r.-iiiey. He sal \u00ab..'l'slarcl :M; \u2022!\u00ab\u2022\u25a0':;';\nV.-o.nlel*. Wbeiv had the girl, leiU'l ''d la V ' '\nI;,,!,-, I!,:,I inn- -arust ...in-h 1 lu i*'.' ;,\"\n*.e\\us but of i:\\-ii--iins and exp.-nei:.-.: in . \u2022 \">\nJ.;, spent rni'liy h.\".ur,< iii.l'nrh.jr \u00bbver Jh.-J>:'i'''\nI-..ad In* fell hbn**eil\nl\u201e.ari of ll\"' vvoiiia\n,,f her words bnu\nhim. ri:'il I.'' .v'':'Uv\nei'i'-'liy hud l'.-'<-\" !\u25a0:.**;;. ,y \u201e-, ,,.,,,\nll- paii'd ihe \u00bb'\u25a0\nA\\'liere-wbc*.'e i'i ''\nOne day :il. niiilwirl-r a I':1.; ,,\n11 Vv;,s niiirked I ol .-ee '\nStale road.\"\nll.\noil\ndrawing licit rei\nt,. tin-\nin ri.e\nA Bait for Alligators\nAPIXTO Indian of K isiern 'laba-co adopted a\nnovel incthcd of c-.':lc-bliig.i:iigatot-s. The Indian's\nweapons v.eie a harpoon, .1 -lout club and a c-oil\nof tailed Lui.iis. I'or a bait lie u-ed a sucking [dg.\na bo\\ of something ivbi li -in-ded offensively and\nsev 1 la' Vbiiuks of half r.vi-tu! 1 .eat\nSell*, ting an ov erhangii.g bough about \u00ab-lv yaids\nfiom the ivalei'-- idge the Indian stri|ipeil off Us\nlean- and sii-pended fiom the fork the -iiuealing pig-\n'lhat was the bait for tlie e; e\u00bb and ears of the alli-\ngat< r\n(ip, mug the box. he u-ed ll- ...Ten-He contents to\nLieii'-e a -ti nig. \u00bbm' cud of vv hi. !: he tied to ** bush,\naid. weigb.'iig the i-th.r with .1 pic. 1 of woid, tluevv\nit :-ito the t.ii r That was tlie im-e ''lit\nlie'vveeii (he lluiket aid Ihe w.Uer's edge was a\nlong -.id dun. .upi.d 1-. Ith .1 i'^> \"f PH.uled log-\nTaking th.> .hi\"\".- of meat, he p'acid them at --fiu.il\nI-i'c.v..i- i.twceii the l-ea -h and the ridge of the\ndi-n l\"'i-- 1- m> H'\"!' lull-\" -*'1''1 l'lp \u25a0'\"-\u2022-\u2022U1- \"St\nw \u25a0' i'ike hl-n nn u.it the banien\" (b'r.ic-adel\nMu iilitm-- ihe !\u25a0 g wi >' \u2022\u00ab '->'* l!**,t i\"\"1-*-''1 \" <-<'\ns.-nei! nr tin- '.!\u2022*-\u25a0 I''\" b\"'\"i'e-. fl<*-' liiduu waited in\n.,,',,'; ,i, p.i ui in haul '-no ei d of a long lariat\nv..i- li-Uin! t' it -i''d tbe el'icr to a toligli el.,stlc\ns.p|,. g I be -I\" h..d -1 t .11 d it 11\nwhen 7. i!.uk ob.ei.. wa- -< ; u to . -1\nwater and. era'v. 1 up tbe \"dam.\nroast bail was'.gobbled..\n-He's \u25a0\u25a0suiackii:--- his c-!il-.ps!\" cl\n\"It's (be same one eyWi idd sinner that owes me two\n[dgs'. but'he's'-i-idii-r to i.a.v h(s debts.\"\nV.Jo.bbling the 's'ocmid'chunk, the\nI'm. sw-'iih'vvod the third, jitul ar\ning pig stopped and glared..\nirg- but all to in. avail. The p. ice of wheat tumbled to awful intelligence tla-heil through his biain. lie vv.i.p.l\n,_',',,_ , , ., ,\u201e .. \u201e,,. 11-:n, .. ......... lo heai no h.i.ie. not ev eil the ollleial r onlir.n .lion. With\n4t and Kalpb found himself wiped out. ^ ith a gioan B,1(lMli. \u00a3_lw. \u201e\u201e,, ,,.,\u201e\u201e, R ,\u201e\u201e,,_, ,\u201e, t0(l\u201e1(M, ,*,,\u201e\u201e t|\u201e,\nof anguish he lift the biokers odice a ruined man, a tie- ,\u201e\u201eM,. _,,iv(. ,\u201e ,. dazed l.e ueide hi. vva.i P. the (. bgi.iph\nfiuilter indebted lo tl-e lelcgr.iph company to the client oll.ce, Ihe ponbooiu (ickil --till clutched in li.s iieivi'.-s\nof ne-ir'li-S\" HOC \u25a0 grasp. I'liloi king, n diiwer in lu-udesk he d.ew out\n\"'J'be big dealers arc just tij ing to shake off the little\nonis prepauil.113 (o a bull movement,\" explained tlie speculator who hnd (onsisti ntlv bo. ght wheat at each decline.\nBet of course he hid ample funds But not so with poor\nKalpb. In the p.ul.inc-e of the \"sl.cet,\" it was 11 tase ot\n\"fieeze 01,t ' for him.\nThe hopi le-siiess of despair seized IJalph es he resumed\nhis dunes at ll.e ollice (he ne\\t moinii.g and learned that\nthe auditor b'ul i!-!ted a noarh.v \u00bbitv and might thop 11. '\" theihuki-t horn of In, de-pur he m-vei (ho'ighl of\non him any nioment. He knew lhat theie was 11..I ihe 1.- \"\"'I\"\"|-'. \" 'Lv ,'.,',,\"\" '\" '\" \u2022 l.'!\"l'.or. vv ho wlls duoill.v\nloaded revolver, and slipping it in Ins po< kel he loll tin-\noil\" e.\nAfler wanderiiig nii.ihssly about he ev 1 ulu.ilh f.nm.l\nhimself iu 11 iieaihv p-ul, and MikUg i sis bided m'.i;\npullid out his roMilver pi ep.ualoi v In I turn lung ios \u2022oul\n111(0 1 leruity. J'loud of spn it > , d i-M-. melv scnsitivi he\ncould never bve to f.11 e lln de \u2022 1 '.' I 1 bad htomrlit upon\nhimself ami his Ion d .uu \u00ab il -is 1 l\u201e .iiit'if.il cv eiiuig. a\nglorious sun-el. N'.iiii.,. was 111 it j..v mis 111.,od. the l.nds\n-inging so hum tilv, m uu d I . mock linn ,11 h's uusei , laic\nhail linn s.. sweet lo hnn i( was ii,n,| to die. Km even\nII-\n:rovv ing d 11 k\n, s. -! .vv '3 fiom (tie\nThe tirst cbubk of\n\u25a0buckled tlie \u25a0Indian.\n. Many not.*\n.'!.( ..Miiswering \u25a0.-hord.s.\n.,! (,. the full wluit loth.- si'iisltiv-.-, -unliapiiv'\n,r in M::>ii.y. Where h.-n! le'\nworl.l urg';'; he .'ia.l i.''1\nsir.g neighho\"\nalligator 'crawled\nlie sight of.tbe hang--\ndetilv in* pu.sbi d for-\nV^ird '.-md f'':l '\"^ \u00ab\"*'\"i'\u00ab\" holb.iv. l'\u00ab'iil\u00bb'J ch'' ,h\"\"' .\n!\",..\u201e,lv be turned and headed for .the dan. Dp\n<;.'\u25a0\/\/ the i'i'ito 11M buried the', harpoon through his\ns'-iVi'V hi'!''-'- \"! --\"r \u2022v'\"1' tlli\n;:\u00bb,, for him'\n1 ;,-a \\\u25a0.-'.'.it's, on\na;..:H.-i;'\" \"'\nMei-ri'-v.\nv, it wa.- a .\n........ .,, i;);!...l_ iii. -. \u25a0\u2022* Sl1-''-,\nhillidiv ril.ng w\".-- ,'\"\"1\"\nwilli i,:.-. i-'.\"-' y\nAflei a tiiiic he o-.|.;:e.l in\n\u25a0 k. 1-\nA\n. Tin:\na' 1 hair\no vv 11.\nthe-t.\n\u2022 bo.'!\nMlM-I-l\n\u25a0 time: he shouted. \u25a0 ,\nd-m of the lariat, the alli-\n...i \u201e\u2022 ,-,-,,'e the 1-ives riv with his 'switching tall and\n^^d have smUM,*..! U.e rope if the elasticity of the\ns, ,1T- 1U..1 not, broken the force of his spring ns he\n'.j.,.,'\"i'Vl \u2022A.yw-ii-it agaiu aud again.\n1 - ..... .-ii\", and juiuping around the Uounder-\n'.'\".,'.-\" -he Indian dealt him a whack across\n^ ' '\" f-iid bim .sprawling on his back. Three\n' 'the alligator had paid his debt.\n-1:-.,\nI\"\"'\nlie;\nu.ore\nid -bat\ny-,-.--: aud\nmolest th.uife of raising SiytHH) in 1 short time. Chincing\nlit tl-e ii'oniii g p'lper he sni- that win at had (helmed jisl\nf..r enough to wipe him out and had tin 11 rallied and\n< los.-d (inn. if he could haie nnl.v laid on for n frailum\nlonger he would have been s..fe \".- 1 li\u00ab>i\u00ab_>_v*j>- i>vei.v iiuli-\nratifiu that the market was on the eve of 11 stimig upwaid\nmoveii.ei't.\nHiaring bi- oflice call and ohm n big lhat the opeinlms\nv 1 '\u25a0.\u25a0 In sv he 11 cut to Ihe ki j 1 11.is. If .md in 1 im .1 a me--\ns ige in 1 ip' er mill.. -si d to ,1 vv e|| know 11 hoi seiinui of the\n( It.v lt:.lph knew the impoit of Uu, Inissage, knew that\nit contained \"11.side i'lfm 1111111.11,' n uuiiig .1 v, 1 lining hoi sill] Ihe dav \"s nues He had old I befme leteivid smiil.ti\nmis-'igis and knew thit the iiiforu. tlimi was 111v.11 i.iblv\ni.e. 1.rale II dj.h w is (pole an adept at solving pnzzh s,\nand bad often l.i fore t.nd lo (ind ihe l.rj to (lies.. , ijiher\nliu-sages hit w ithoi t -111 <\u2022(-s\nNo.1 a wild hope soi\/, d him If he wele able to de< i-\nplu r this 1111-sag. he migiil. b.\\ hiCing on Ihe vv inning\nhol-e. 11 ili\/e ( 1 01 gh luoiie.v |,i hm wheit on its upw nd\nbl.lg \u25a0 thl'S n till V II g his loss, s lie 111 ide .. . r.pi ,,f (I,,.\ntext of the telegram, which was an iininlelligible jumble\nof let fern, thus:-\/*; X I T, X '\/. (\u25a0',\u25a0,' .''\u25a0''.\nKaljih studied long.,and .intently over the cipher. It\nivr.s evident that each Idler repieseiiled soine other leller\nof the alphabet, liu knevv that once'he found the correct\nt-.'j.i-.. s'-utittioii of any one of the letters it would he emn-\njia rati veiy easy, to find dK, others. Knowing that on\nthe average, the letter 10 occurs more, frcipientiy than' any,\nyitlicr letter of the alphabet aiid observing that (he letter\n\/.occurred twice. Uaijih experimented oil the supposition\nthat Z was intended for 10, but without obtaining an in-\ntelligihle result. '\nHe was abodt to give up tho piiKz.ie in despair, when\nit occurred lo him. that the key to Ike solution might be\nfound in the fact tliat the alphabet'was simply reversed-,\nand that: 'A meant A, the first letter, of the alphabet, instead of the last. He was overjoyed to find his sm-ii.ii.se\ncorrect, and the puzzle as deciphered read:\u2014\n\u2022A X I 1\/ y '\/.: a. ' ,\nA C, II OB A T. '\u25a0''.--\nHpilllsllilc fill- III-. Illlsil.l \"\\\"V 1 ( 11 ^1 s.|(|l( pi.u'iY'fl'i'\" .lYt-\ngiii-n.-ss mid 11 I 11. u.ll (,. Ins den nu'iheii'lij, bu.tlur\nand swei t Alue \\i nold I .. 1 ns, d (h,. .ovoper\n\"I.Miv' Alleihoiid. vvue I ip| cisi *\nIt w.,s Ihe slu.ll v.i... \u201ef ,. oeusl,,,, (I,.,, ,Illliik lo .h-p..s, \u201ei son,,. o| *,,- pu\u201e,s .m,,,,-\nIhe Imuig. .stl,,,,. 1 ,,,,\u201e\u2022 if ,i,,i, ,.\u201e\u201e 1 , , 7\n\"V\"1 \",' l,,s 1 '\"'\u2022 \"\" '\"\" '\"''I '\u25a0 \" IllM Pige e\u201el\u201e,.,.!:-\n'\"' 1\"\"1 .Mlhmgli l.'.lphs 1 \u201e iJ.isu,,, |U1 .\u201e\u201e\",>\n.0.1. niw-pap., ..ns,,, ( \u201e |\u201e \u201e\u201e, |U \u201e1,,lh ,\u201e,.\u201e,,,\nIn- gii\/e (<\u25a0 ii (| upon Ih. h, id, I ' 1, k heu\"ii-i.s - 'l\\ll-!'\nTAI'ITUS Hi:\\|- \\ KI, l!,||\\ll\\I..Sl\"' in! ,\u201e,,-,'\nWilli.., 1 being ,m 11c ,,f th. I 1, I , oiilnnn ,1 1, i,|, ,.. ,,,,\n' V Co| Kill' ,,f <| |,,\u201e_. |, |lr,, ip),, ,s ' l|,|\u201e d \\> e ,~ M. ,, ,,\u201e\nJ i>- Ul. 1.mon. and bv II s| ,-,_ \u25a0]\u201e\u25a0 \u00ab\u201e,_. \u201e\u201e\u201e.,, ,\u201e ull ,\n' ''' ,u\"'- '\" \"'\" -''''\"'\"I '!\u25a0\u25a0 Ih.i m.-l, it \u201e,,\u201e.,, ,,, .*\nI-im 11\/1 \u00bb,\u201e,, i. il. ,\u201e, \u201e,,. ,,.,11. U1)\u201e11\\ ' ' ,*-\n01 l-nl. 1. a 'jn i\u201e I s|i,,( \\, ,,,!,,( \u25a0\u2022 1 a 1 uu.\nll.ilpli icnl no fii-lhn in .1 ui.pmg up wlfl, ;l J, si,,,.\noil sboul of mv end I hen I won' \\'. , ,,\u201e \u201e. , , , ',.\n\"\"'.\"\"\u2022''\u2022S' '\"ol'i.ef, .\u201e ....so,,. \u00ab,;,,.\u00ab', .\"';,',\nwibili 111 hi- bind, he n.sli.,1 li.ini Mi\" puk\n-I.iv mefoi mep, 1,)., di mini (b,. newsb. v .,((._.\nhm. Wiihoni .i,,,,,,,,,. \u201e,.,,, _!,.,,_. s,\u201e,1(. Khs. ,h-\u201e ,K u\nI he .l-lolii-h< d 1 id i.i\n\"I'.i.l gov ,s \u201e..(,., ..ommuiud the nnhiii as be gathered up the .scattered eoin. h\nTh;* pooli-oon'i diilAnoi ,;!.,se \u25a0 until seven ..-eVock and\nKaljih had vA:l,, (ime (,'. ,g,,t his ti,kel cashi-d \" Hi't 'hi \u2022 '\nticket!.,'Wbei-\" was i! ? ; Kaljih sn'dd.;iilv Slopped '\\Vi'b'\nfraiilie haste lie seaivhe.l every ])i)c.kc.l, but could not liu,Y\nit. lie must have th,. u.-kel or lie could not cl-ii-u 1,;,-\nwinni'igs. Was he lo-k.i.se. after nlk with vielm-v s,S near\nwithin his, graspV 'i'hc cold swea'l.of ng.mv stood ubo'i,\nJus brow, 'then he remembered thai hi*'\u25a0hnd tin* ticket'\nwhile he was in bis ollice. lie mist have dropped it in\n\u25a0the Vi-iistc basket nt his. desk. Thither ..he hurried iiud\nrushed into the.otl'ice just as a messenger bov was\ning .tlie basket aw::\n\u2022arry.\n.sket away to dispose of the waste paper. ISoiV.-.\ning the basket Ilalph -emptied its 'coiileiil.s on the tloor\niiud with feverish haste .searched a'luof.g (lie papers.\nWitli .-in exclamation' of mingled joy and tliauksgiv in.'\nhe pounced Upon the prreious pji-eo of intsteboard an I\nlost no time in iireseiiling it to tillie cashier ul tin* poolroom ii lid!\" soon bad .*.l!,'l!(H.) in crisp bills safely stowed\navviiy iu his* pocket..\n\"Gee. Jimmy, de boss i.sygone .clean rtaffy,\" remark-id.\ntlie lnessi-nger to a companion after U.-.lph luul left the\nollice. .\nThe next day when the auditor called and went over\nIUUi-U'y acc'oiuils'lie found everything satisfactory.\n, \",._:\u00bb \u25a0' i.'lr* y\n.'b-llX'; '\u25a0'\u25a0',- \u25a0*\"> j\n\u25a0\u25a0y!'^;.y J'].| ?\"\nd- f\n\u25a0til\n'if\nt, i\nvm&<\nft I\nI- H,5iJ, ,. . \/A\n*'',fa?\" *\" \/\/\nvi;\nfv+\u00bb- c:\n\u25a0Si.'. J,\"'vr '\u25a0\u25a0 it1\n. A M *\nuc^ '>-' *\u00a3 ^\n,is\u00bbi'\u00bbte.as{ ,V * , ,\niw'sii '' if- \u25a0 '.\u00ab\nI\"' \"-Aft-JS-\"- ,* .'JI I *\nSi'Ji' Ui.'Ij '\u00bb*\u00bb>. _,_, J ' .\nbife\u00abKi,\\A','i-r\n:*rf'#jR$ iJ -\n$trfrr $ \u2022\u25a0 '\nSlififyif '\ns&rtffii&tiSk \u25a0liti1- . -\n3\u00ae\n,.\u25a0 ^-i'-\nii* j-*1*\nli'-i'i '\u00bb\n->pn v .\niS-aL* \"\u2022\n*-:*?_, ..\nS'SSj',.' ,'\n\u25a0*\u25a0 i'fr-''\nns;.. uji,';\nTOM^\"'7. <;\nffi-\u2122d^P' ' 'if- ' l*.\nmm I r \u2022 -\nIii'\/'Vw-! a;\nRMi j& \" \u25a0' '\nIh&fcVi*- ''\"'\nf ?! jf.fi! .-\u25a0; < '\nJ.. y< ,tl\u00bbl -''lVl> I\na keen coniiietitor 5\" t,hc liclil ;\nAbout tha first of thc ycur ;i ni'w j\n.nfUTiioon anil Stimlny moniinp:,\n, dailv will be Mairf.l. The ofticc- I\n, will b<\u00bb in the Audiioiiuiii builil- ,\n'ing, and nlrculy a large I foe\npte*--, sever.'il , linotype in-u'hines I\nul- of\nExpress and General Delivery Business. Livery ancl\nFeed Stable.\nWOOD AND COAL\nFruit, Confectionery, Smokers' G\nFull Line of Stationery om1 Th\n\"^ ana Prp\u00ab;v,\nFruit in Season.\nSpecia!\nA I)i:uno'iul Point Founlain Pci\ny\niv,_rta\n' -MKruo'nisT oirru'-H . [ami luindmli of i> mini- of til\u2014\nir . '\u25a0 t1 ,. , j play tytm It'ive been ptircln-ed.\nlrnicm Servic-3 II a. in. Siinuny, .. . ... , I\n\u2022safes Scho ) , iJ ]\">- ni. hvenniu; her\\ ice. y . , '\n*\"**** ... ..... \" ployed In the ui'inii*; th-pufc-,-\nT:a9 I*. m Suuipc-t \"Kebgion, its ,.\u00ab.,, - i., . Movie\n,_ '. _. ., r . ,, ., irU'llts Ol this* p-ll-.-e, l-.lHl, tliey HIV '\"(l)ll>\nliclntion to be form nnd Progiv-?-. ',,,__. , .1 .\n' . being (fiavVn fiom ih- in-.v-p-ip-'i =-==\nl and\nT. Sowcibiitt-\nliOV,\nwill sing a - ilo.\nFor Sale\nI^t-a vc- (.Inlcrs at\n.Cbvynnc'.- Store,\nIbiLish ( n.unibia\nJii\u00abnr:ino<. I\u00bb,,lu.y n}\\ f\u201er ?2.;>n\nsibofi\n'M't'iij,,\nDENTIST -'\nThe Ifxpcrt Crown and Bridge\nWorker.\nli* Id all over tin- I'ni'iii S'nti'-.' . ,\nJ. w. .mii-,1,::::. p.. v., 'f n- 1mb:i.i,i.ur,- ...ijnby is ^-''k-ini- H ,'jR HALL i '\u00b0^c\nI' \" ' , \" (r.t-toi-.j '.ing for only t iu1 vei v b'.'-t abili'V,' ' '\n;, , , ' (* * ' '\n' ' o , for ewry di'p.n tt'iK-nl: goo.l stila-;\n, fic-j will bo paid iliioiighoiif, and'\nlM-lellWK.lIYN CIlCIICII. \" , tilO iWtll t, W ill III' t Sl'lt, U'lll'll llicj\nUnion,.Service at 11 a. in. ' Sun- (force is ass'-niVcl S_nknni! willi\nday M-lnoI and JJiblc c-liicd at 2-'M .'have what ,is u:i lotibtedly the!\nI'lv-oning .Sii-viee ab 7-00 ' linu-ifc newspaper or.^mi\/'. ition in\ny ( j the northwddt. iu il-? mei-htiiii-j\n11KY. IJ. WlilTH, ' j0Ri pf.c.,ijj tjie m,sv (\"idil^ <\\ill be *\n | (Pnstor.; | _n that class of papers including\n,. \u2022 -\/.,\"., , ' i'thoBoston Join t-.al, the rhiladd- Armstrong Ave ,\n-\\l\\ny pei-.sou? find themso ves I \u25a0 , . .-. , ,, . . ,,.. ., a . , i\n1 'phia>orth Auiui lean tuul the ^&w _ ,.; I\"V \/\nYo'k JIm^y .: '. -INTERNATIONAL\nR- A. SMITH\nBlock ,\nMOYIE,\nBe Wiso In Time.\nOJIhv uviM- Mv.\nWall l'p.j.oi\"\n^S'6-ec-eee* 29&993:999S2999&99fi [\n('| LOCAL ASSAYS .' \u25a0 c |-'\n. '\u2022> , it\/\nJliner-s' L\"uion meit-j tonight.. ' ,\n' Don't forget tlie Mhii'i's' Lrnion\ndance ou December loth. , .\nSee Roberts .v. Messiugi-r's adver-\n' -I\ntisemeut. Jt'.vill pay you.\nThere was a-dance in Morley\nhall Thursday evening.0\nOn, local ,Option.;\n_ -j \u25a0 ' \u00b0'\nJ)r. .Spencer, head of the local\n! option movement, is still iu doubt\nas to the outcome' of. the plebiscite; owing to incomplete reports\nof the returns aud to po^iljle'in\nivcouracy, ih computation of\/the\nacluil t6t;al uuinber of b\\Iiofcs\n\u201e \u25a0 \u25a0 j * | cast, but ho expects a small ma-\nHarry Kelly was out to -Spok- jorityiu favoi-. Ife sfcates' tli'afc'\nane during, the week.,, \u25a0' ' Us soon as W returns \"are all in\n,'nffrfc'ei! witli a persistent cough\njttftor nn afctac-k of iuflneiizn.' As\nj this cough be promptly cured by\nfche'use'of Chaiubei'lain's Cough\nR?m'edy it shotild not ,be allowed\nto run on until it becomes troublesome. S jld by tiie Moyie Drug\nand Stationary Co*\n\u25a0Sh'in's ' .\ntfioiv\nCranbrook\n,1 a ni glcul some of inv friends iu\nj v.intake uf the golden opjv,rtuniliv,s tint. (.;i;\n\"\u2022\u2022 r\n111-fJ\nt-'^Ali'\n[\u2022^clvv^in Calgary Real Estate.^\n| ' \\\"<>U l.'D.l,*;;, oil !,-,(.>-. Iti Ills \u00ab)i:.I net\"', ,f'(-.i\nI>'.tti.-J '.OIU J..IV trt.'ii'.s X ,-.. _, t_|\u201e.'.J.v.t. .(,'} l(v\n\u25a0Witi:^ ;]\u25a0,\nTii J\n(...\nMiscellaneous.\n<\u25a0\n..Storms'.on Coast.\nHOTEL.\nl'lr.-i*.uit 'nie'ii-.u-in.; mt,.,;!,,\n:. i-K-.-tt*-.* li'.-'in-., \u2022.\u25a0.'vk.-is.'.,.!. ,j ,,\n\u00ab>lbft\u00ab. .Ul* f l-it{uil,; j'.frt'U^.\n..I,\n'This Jiotel is vO'xy- nnder' new\nmanagement, and is-'first \/class\nin every respect.,\n-Mrs.' Dimock' returned home he will apply to a. county 'court\nfn.m' her visit to the coarffc .Tutirs\ndii3r. ,. -\nThe tunnel at the Society Girl\n*' * i \u2022\nmine i^'noiv iu a distance of al-\n'inost'l.OOtffeet.\nY. II. Dimock, mannger of the\nAuirrn, ifas ea.<=t to Jaffa ry , and\nFernie during the wcejv,\nJV.ck McClura , has, been\u25a0 doing\nsome, work on hia claims sowbb. oi\nAhlvidge about a'mile. He has J \u201e - .,\na-very good .showing ovr' ' ^ ,' indicates , about H'.OO'J.' On - the\njudge foryi '\/nil recoimfc of tL\npjll ih order to iiually \"establis\u201e \u201e \u201e L..\u201er-~>j \u00ab-\nthe total number, of billots and nll.kind-; at Victoria aud Vanbou-\nAi...-\"i......'.. ^, . . , ' \".'..i^..... ...\nthus to'nqte the numbers required\nfor ji majon'ty. . '\n' The re-^ilti of tha'plebiscite 'in'\nVancouver is,as follmvs-.For1 ,joSS.\niig-.vinsfc -1S21, spoiled 203, not\nmirkod 3?!). Thg total vC3,uut of\nb.\\ll6ts is not .yob complete but\n\u2014 - - -.\u2014-_-.-_-j\u201ej ^^*rv, ;h.\nA '\/great swing oiJp'ot'tunifcy is\n.low presented you iu clothing by\n'Roberts it MeWmger. . .\n'Mrs. l-'d-d 'arrived in Moyio\n^Vednesjay from Kngland, where\nhhe had been vi-iting for several\n\"\"inonth- pa^-t. , '\n. 0.\"\\\\\\ Ilaatle, of the staff of the\nImperial IJ.vnk. cams up from\nCranbrook la = t Sand iy aud was\nin town b.-twenn trains,\nDr. A-sIe-'tiue was down to Rer\nrecount' the -local opfcionists expect te get many ballots u'ow d-\nclared spoiled for, their sid&.\nTook All His Time.\nFOR SALIC\u2014Five room honso\non Victoria street, with good gar\nden. Your own terms. Apply to\nP. Lutner. * ' . \u2022\nI.\/>ST\u2014A fur, somovv-'lierc be-. . .\ntween the Drewry'building amljTAYL0R^ & BONNER,\n'\u25a0 cl^e St- Fngene1 offices. ' Finder! \u25a0 i-roi'iuicthi:^.\nI- or four days Vancouycr.. was j will please 'return saiu.) 'to this'\ncut off from 'the outside 'world, office., , ,' ,_ , ', Victoria Street. ' ^foYIF\nDuring that time 'not a single! Nicely fnrnis-lied room to let,! ; \" ' '\ntrain came iu or left the city from ( suitable'for two. Apply to Mrs.'.' ' ~r r~' \" '\nthe east, dn account of land-J Chamberlain, Campbell \u00abtreefc '-o*. t \" t_, ^\nslides washouts and other dam-| Niceiy furnished room to rent\/'^ J?SePh S Convent.\n'NELSON, B. C.\n' <\"'\nhoarding and Day School cOntluci-\ned by Sj.su.rs of .^t. Joseph. Nel-'on, |\nC. C. Cc.nimercinl n'nd businen.* j\ncourses a specialty. Excellence andj\nswift .progrr^s \u201echaract'ehize each de-!\npartmynt, r\u00abrcots. eh'ouW < write for\n** ' '\nparticulars. One month assures the!\n' ' \u25a0 ' \u00b0 ,'\npublic' the thoroughness of thc'i\nSisters' meihods of tcachiiig.\" \u2022 Terms'J\ncommence January, April^ and Scpi\nPupils ^readmitted during tcrml. \\\nJ:.-.bni\u00bbr.i!, \\V< -t M.m;\niiiilw ,*\u25a0 s, \u2022y.M .\\:\\ii\n.ui Kj-ti. time .'ii. ..,..., ,ll4>. ,,.\u201e,\u201e\u201e.. ,..n.,i,..\u201e\u00bb,. ]W\n,Tv,o Kix\u00bbl Ku'I !..ts ,\u201e \\r_f,t .M,;ulll i'j,.\u00bbs..j,i a( ;]\u25a0',(, , \u201e,,\nisd.l\u00bbll*-.' ill .? -ti-.S HK.ritJi*-, 1 '\"\n\u25a0\u2022 i \u25a0 i f\n.\"WALTEKS & ..THOMPSON \u25a0 '\nBGXl816\"u .'', ',' \u25a0'\u2022'\u25a0' \u25a0Oalgary.AB,\n, ,, Have you any Calgary property for safef ' '\nage resulting'from floods 'which .Mrs.' Ren Jh-osseau.\"'\nhavo. swept that section of British\nColumbia: Present storms, have\ndone great damage to property of\nMETAL, 'MARKET.\nver' and 'vicinity, and, have car\nrieddiavoc into far northern sec\ntious of tlie province, where ship- '\nping has been damaged, delayed! , Stock' Quotation*\nand forced to . He in sl.rilr\u2122 '\u00abt . , ,' ' v*^ol'a:p19nS.\nKi-bm.hkd Bi* .BKALE A-' iri.WEI.t.\nSpvYuiiK\u2014Bar 8\\lyta-, Zi , ct3\nLead S,17.f -Coppfir, 13 cts\n' LoM3o.v--Lead \u00a312,-17? Od '\nSkating!\nSkating;!\nand forced to . He in shelter at\nvarious points along the coast,\nsome vessels being delayed a\u00ab\noiuch as two weeks\nt i. '\n.Consolidated Co.'s Smelter.\nI\nThe Consolidated Co's smelter\nat Trail continues to -diow a gratifying increase in its output. ' The\nfigures for the past four months\nbring the totil output of * the j\nsmelter for the calendar year up j\nConsolMatciI Smelters\nCm Onldficlc',\n\"rftnbrook Fl.-oUr'ii-K\nNorth Prnr ' '\n*-ocil'|;. Gi. \u2022\nBid\nA shovclor in a. local mine was\nnot puttin- tho amount of energy r ^ w,ulIUtti- j-.nr up\ninto the implement he w\/is ' hindl-l to S974.-J 17, which means that the\ning that tlie ^luft boss thought hei total for twelve months ended\n-hould \"Here, you get a move { December :31. next, on the same\non and do more work. It takes 1 basis, should be close'to -fb'.OOO.ODO\nuie the fJr.b of thc week, and Ur ,l,iIC ra>\"time to wat.-h you,\" in-! if it does not reach that amount\n digna-.uly Piid the shift bo-t. I which would bo bv all odds the\n\"That'd nothing,\" replied, the j largest return from the smelter\nwitty .shovelor, '-as it takes me for any ye.xr ,ince it commenced\nWait Until-You See .Tlie New Rink\nBefore Buying- Your Season Tickets'\nS.ee ' J\\Z\u00a3^>JcrjC\u00b1\u00b12. \\ at Kootenay Hotel. 'EfJ\nJust Arrived\na laiycje ctnisi^nnieui of\nANN LAV 1.\nCoHin came up from Cranbrook\nduring hia absence.\nEastern Canada\nEXCURSIONS-\ni | East Kootenay dotting Co\nris\nincluding'\noperations. The company's yeai\nf-l,\u201el- 7 i. ..I . I ...........ii; ....Mills', 5MU !j(.\nthat date the output of the \u201e-mel- I -d*' frrmi Xovuii'nr J! and liznitcd\nCh-ts. S;agg is at ll'i-^in. a short j all my tima to watch you.\"\ndistance from Vane Jtivei'. ][0 i, , , _ _._j\t\n.working for the ^Vclo. n Canada ! , Done fail -to see bengou gh\nJ o^-er .company. _ ; the grent ,-irtooiu,D and enter- ...._. _,._\u201e,.\n. The Ladies' Aid of the .Movie ^-hier, wlu-n he is in Moyie on J ter was the largest in the history\nJ're.-byterian church will -.ivc: ''\"\"\" '\"\" '\" ' ......\ntheir anniversary .supper on tho I\nevening of Mondiy, JK-.**Amber i\nl*3th. Full pircii-il'ars will be Yi?a)A\ngiven next wui-k.\nA. T. Cla, j; (....j.jp down to Van\ncjuver from the N\" h-Ji iwph '\nit may be said, ends on June 30th, IllonlIl, Tlf.,.\nyy t\u201eo lMl y0M ._\u201e,_\u201e \u201e,; yr^yi^y'r\/;;;,,'':;;,\"\",:-\"\"\ntow Iloim.I Trlp'IJaJ-., s |\u201e\nOntario, Quebec and\nMaritime Provinces, j,Kippered Herring\n\"'\"'\"\" Finnian Haddies\nSmoked Halibut.\nTickeis on S.ile Dtc. I to\njt-ju-vive, j.-',o'l to return\ni\n>'.illnli Lhri-i-\non [\nvt\/\niff\niff\niff\niff\nm>\nviz\nCranbrook, B. C.\n\u25a0 r \u25a0. - >\nMaiHif.-u-tuivrs 'of all kind\". ,.f c,v 1\n.K-'ViT'ipv-. Wc flmri, no t.xp,.It... ; ,\nour go ui].s tho best on tho inarku,.\nThere are ^ others, But.'.'\nh.'V\n\u2666 !\n\u2666 I\n,ii\nTuuaday, 1 \u00bbe\"einber 1 Hh.\nA sprained ankle will usually\nof the institution, amounting to\n'\"\u25a0J.oOG.OOO. \u25a0\nthe injured pcr-ou for1 Tlie Peculiar \u25a0 properties of\nThi-, is tiueipl\u00bb\u00bbnberlftin's Cough Remedy\nt'uree or four w.n-ks\n'to lack of\nChimborl'iiu\nfiM; moiiihs from clii-e of issue. In H 15 R BI rt n r\\ n\nC \/ir-, fin -iii *i 1..,. ... i. *i* . .. ' j\nMOYIE;\n\u25a0**- **\u25a0\u25a0\"*\u25a0'\u25a0 ^\u2022>-.->..->^ \u25a0Nk-;^^.>c:-^--^^^5sr;^>r'^5?:5?>rc^:^>'\nCars r,ii all 'l luon-Li 'I'r.iin-,.\niMur.-l,,.!.Ur....(lih(na,,,i.!\n' i'-'ip'-i!,,! I.i-.nu^l-- .md\nI'M\nCoin]) iri\nC.iis on\nAtlantic\npi obably\nand wi\nter in that city,\nnn sun,, go )d mining\ntions in thc no: th.\n\u00bbL>''ud tlio\nM.-. t'iark\nwi ii-\nis in\ntreitm-jnt. \"Wh-jn ' have bocn thoroughly tested di-r- \t\nr.inimenfc is applied , \u00bb]* ePidj,ni- 'f infliienzi, and J 3-Throagh Express T^i^D^lZi\npi op.)-l-\na iiu-e m*i> bo clfected in three', *Vhen iLMV*1-- <-.iken in time\nor four ,i_y- Thi- liniment i\none of tin* \\rj*t, an'd mo-t remark\nablej)--t-pu-,itions iM \u201e,0. Sjld by ] Mo>'ic '^\"g and .Stationary Co.\nThi- liniment i-.ihavo no(- l\u00bbuul of a single ca^e\nof pnouiimni,.. .s, j]a !jy the\n,M\nAnott\nher S\nbating Rink.\nCHOOSE CHRISTMAS GIFTS\nli:\nI k -an t:\n'.do .s\nior\nillu^tniled\nCiiri^tmas\nfrom Birk's Catalogue.\nV- t--st.nLuii,,u. \u25a0 _ .,'. , \u25a0\nThe excellence of our silver stron\nitas llf^ . (:hlr h^ Pi^vcci pepWr^r sai'ts'Viml\nn'\u00abst:.rdH,- with ..-colored., yh^i luuvy arc verv\n'C.-niliful ai;d i>o])iilar. \u25a0 '\".\nTyery. dejJartmynt\u2014-,. Id jewellery:,1 silver, iewel-\nreeojiiuieuds\n!'\u2022 \u2022\"*. -Men ill announce- that he\nwill conduct a \u00ab.katinfj jink thi-\nwinter in the bay at tho ninth\nend of Victoria .street. Hi-intention is after the U-o form- to fence !\na place about 100 feet by .'jQO feet\nand keep it cleared.\nTIIK '-'101?ONTO K\\H<|,ss\n\u2022'-'\u2022' - v-'i'i:. y< -iniv .,\u2022 :: i ,\na T'.r,,,,;., f,\n.Vi* t ';;.\nU '\u25a0' ' v -a.; l.,|\n\u25a0' .v'n,\\vi a*-iy.\u25a0,; y\n' \u25a0'\u2022 '\u25a0 \u25a0 I'-1- \u25a0 \u25a0 ' i >,; ,,(, !,,,\u201e\n\u25a0] \u25a0''r.ill]'.,|..- !..._ ii.,.t.lfi\n;\\pply to the ncarc-fc (]. \\\\ j*\nagent for full ,, rbicul irs.\nB. C.\n:J\"UP AT THE\nI . '.',:i\n! l-Ai't .,, i\nI UMi\"! i I,'\n1*- 1= .-!;>\n!<\u00ab S.i, .....\n,' M-i:n\n:A--y3yCOSAIOP0LlTAN\n.\\e\\v li oil \u00ab,c* for .-ale.\n?-\"'\u00ab\u00bb. Terms.\nvS\/eJdxJi. If...*.\n11 '!.'\u25a0,\n'ts,\n.1 .\netc.\no\nfl'en\ns\nry, y.eins.y.leather tyoods, toilet\n''tUAK'tiA-e opportunities. J-M.-iee.s include \u25a0 transportation, ly\\ll pieces; not enyn-aved n,av he returned.\nWe shah l,c pk-ascd to send our\nret11lest to\nor it fi'd;i\\\neatalo-.-'uc*\ninv v.-Jin ha\\-e uut receiied\nit.\nupon\nWrite\nHenry Birks & Sons, Ltd,\n. J i'i >rev\nI li reel.i >r\nVaiicjiiyer, R. C.\n.Premier Takes Vacation.\nPremier McBride accompanied\nby Mrs. McBride have left Vic-\njtoria for California on\" a two\n(weeks* holiday. During his \u00abb-\nj Hon. \\\\y J. Ilowser will |JB acting\nj premier. The vacant portfolio of\nfinance will not be filled until t;he\npremier's return from the soutl\nTf ynn .ire wilT.'.ring 'f,.,,,,, bn.\niousness, cohbtipation, indigestion,\nchronic headache, invest ono cent\nin a postal card, send to Chamber-\nlair. Medicine f.:0 . by, .M,,;,,^\nIowa, with your name and ',.,.'\nPOSTAL PHOTOS.\nU'HKN I.V\nCRANBROOK\ni:.\n'.iidiiit; ;i,;d ].<,d.-ini., l-,ui<;c \\.,'(], U\np >i i'\n'-\u25a0ue or jxn)\nIf\n\"\u2022ale is ni.uie, \u25a0.\u25a0\u2022ickI\nill*\nI ]'\"H1' j-iMiiu liou^e fin Caiiijji'C'] miect.\nl-l\"v\\H .md ot.iul lime for haiuuc-.\nVv\nii v\nK- \"\u2022 SM.XI.I., 1iHi...^f.r.\n\u25a0(;\"rHl row,,,, KOO(, ublt-e and.'-bar\n'\u25a0antHn-.-.t class sample rooms.\nrent, at SI0 per month ami ni\nImake a -.\u00abij>cci.alty ' of Postal- Photo, work. 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