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I*; \ufffd\ufffd.r \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd , - _^ - ' .w ~W[)L, 8, NQ, 8% DAP: 0ANN?S BOOKSTORE MOYIE, B. 0., JANUAIW: i2,1901\". $\ufffd\ufffdA YEAR Tea*? and. Coffees Include fiuoua brands Blue IJibboa teaHondi tea,'Tirtau \ufffd\ufffdea, ' Chase #\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Sanborn 'coffee, Ar- fcocM'- \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdoftV.e, SJarly\" TitooV-f^ni coffee, Angola pott'oft., \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' - ' Lake Sjiore Hotel. Un; ,\" ion T&est&uv&ritS wawTF-u wss $4 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd* jo; LOG At, NEWS. L\/ \ufffd\ufffd ; *\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ? : Thip week Mrs. A. O'Kelly and two oliii'drob, Mrs. Cooper and Miss xfettie Kin\ufffd\ufffd left' for ' Spokane. Tho G'keily children arid Mis3 King will attend the Spokane schools. Mra; O'ltelly has returned to Hrjyiei and Mrs.' Cooper will 'remain in -Spokftne for tile To Fight J-hp Cliineso, The citizens of Moyie'Iiave taken a firrri:,stand: to rid the town of the Chin-- nesq population1. How they will succeed i'e yet to be seon. ' A meeting was called last Wednesday by the* Moyio miners union, -to v?hieh tho \"business * * * \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*- f.i'i \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd men and citizens' of the town generally ^re invited. ' It was a,' large rn'eet- one. . ffl , r Jusl a-.';yed a huge block of iiic Uncut dried fruits frqrn California'.' It, will pay vou to see them and buy, Are the well known brancjp sue]* aa Oa'nlc-.i City. Sime'-e Canning Co., Lake-port Car-:utip- Co., anil \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd A-ylUier, liyu:;i*jg Co.' ' '*\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd<,.*' pon't .Forget *\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ~ .. -> , That our vegetables, potatoes, pio., come from Ashcroft, the only place to gef, the right quality. Viais.es 'Spread 'TAW<& Wll(i;5'-o snfl \ufffd\ufffd.. rf '> r ' - -1 *- <* 1 \" People iSiicapeci \"With Only ihe , : Clothing During .'Xtnas week our prices in clothing, dry gppdB, and boots and shoes will be actually cut in two. Something new in Moyie. Prove this fact you rt( If by dropping ip at the popular stprd. the Cfotptin qu \"rkejr'BAclts the f 'fill*.I -J. ..,-'\/ OiiSst-Jii'scbor?'. ::uv.' n ..^\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd^V^'^^\" CANADIAN BANK- OP COMMERCE. Paid -XJp f\ufffd\ufffdpital, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd,000,0P\ufffd\ufffdr ' ilBROOK BRANCH, '.: ' J. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*. H. StrlYTHE, HGB XiMsm TP\\ ^J \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdK 7:he ^Loptenay HoteJ. ' Work on the 'new addition of -the Kootenay hotel is going rapidly ahead. The various rooms' have been kid out aud the lathers are $.t work. Tbe new addition will be hard finished throughout, and will bo complete in every detail. The storeroom facing Victoria street has beep leased to Joseph Search,, 'a jeweler and opfcioian'of Nelson. N.'A. Mackenzie, Broprjet.br. * . ;-.'.- ;tj- . ' masses. i Hotel for the masses. Everything ^First tin He very respect. Sample Booms for . dommercial Men. 05YIE, , ; British Columbia. Irtclntosh\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdarjjSlfllln Nuptial^. Mr. \"\\V. Mcintosh and Miss Lanra McMillin,hnfch nf Kilvorton, were married in pranbroojj .last\" Thursday. The.bride and ' groom returned1 to Silverton where theyr will make their horne., The G-room \\h a brother of J. I. Mcintosh of this place. -\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdS^^-S^t-'S?^.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd^.^.-^-^'^\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdvSy^^^ST-^C' 'V'>,^*',*\ufffd\ufffd.'^k*>\ufffd\ufffd.' \"w^Jtv-^1***'! .. .. . ,- >\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd I V4'_DKSADIiNIKK, *'ro|>. ' Jjarge sample room in' connection , i with house for commercial men. Best ( Of accbinpiQdations. i Headquarters for Commends! and fining Men. G t \" i. foUBEJT 4YBNU3, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \"\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd . M0YIE' B'G' { r^S^S-^^PS- *^^^5E^^^5';^,,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*.,^^\"%*>*,>\ufffd\ufffd*.'^\ufffd\ufffd''x*,>'k^^ \"\ufffd\ufffd*\ufffd\ufffd,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd >\ufffd\ufffda.'^- ^tgSHSL-i.1 ' ' , *-*\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"-\" M mi \"--\"rn''?qg!>: ,'* Hockey Club Daiica. Moyie's Hockey Club is now well organized, and everything is running smoothly. The' people are looking ahead with' much, interested to the\" grand masquerade ball which will be given'on tbe 1-itb. of February. Those intending to- ttyke part should not delay in getting their Gostumes. Funef al of 1'JilIlp Annonr, Chicago, January 9.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdPhilip Armour, the great packer, \\ybo died Sunday evening, was buried today. The services wera of the simplest character, carrying out the expressed wJ3hes of Mr.' Armour, fJkc U\\ These Gootts Wo Ifava 'rfBlack Currant, f \"i^'Eeach, !}\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd<;,* v.->& v :,w ange, \"iSrbrawberry, jp^ahapple. Rod Currant, Plum, Pineapple, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Raspberry, Lemon, I. O. O. i*. Officers M.sli'lii'ialJc.l. N\"cxt Monday evening the newly elected officers of vVildey Lodge I. O.- 0. E. will bo installed. It is expected that Bro. Beattie of Cranbrook will bo here to v\".j tlie work. New aielal Quotations. York, Jan. II.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdBar silver, G3\ufffd\ufffd cents, fjeiu'., price for miners and smeltery, ff-1.374 at the close. Copper, brokers' price, $17.00.. MADE BY THE oronto: Biscuit & .Gonfectionery Co. '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd^\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdAND^- Eire broke out iu ,tLu _. .r _ hotol this ,morning about si'fc o'clocki\"man H. Qilpin\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd? o(;>\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd,' cash store,\" ^'. 'T-l.iatns and farbily, lal [ fernie, ha\"\ufffd\ufffd np ined tije ^roiiiucr Lake Shore] uouseaiiu are reac\"\/ to meet tho de- i ice (.ta. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ^y f .' uei. There will be irerl.'i;; iioard qf month. *' an' meeting Qf the board of trade iie^t' 'Wedneijflay-' evep- , , '1 ' ~ 1 \"1 . ! X, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd* \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ing. ' of fewelery that, pped_3 repairing, :call on H. Stehson,,.'Matchmaker and jeweler. All wprk guaranteed. E. J. Canu lias returned from his trip through West Kootenay poinb. He says while on the Outside he heard plenty of warm words, for Moyie, and believes hfm'self' that it is'the most prosperous towu ho had eeer,, LOST\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdBunch of keys with' pain and tag, vith V.' Desq,ulnler on) it. Finder will be rewarded by leayirjg same at this o3)oe or at the ' Qentpal hotel. 0. A.'FootQ has received a aplendid' line of imported ^oods; consisting of worsted, scotch tweedes, trousers and overcoats. Call and see them. ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'C. J. Roso has returned to Moyie after a six month's visit to his old home in Grand \"Forks, jSTorth Dakota. Charles went oast with tbe intention to remain but found the country and the people too slow, so 'again drifted westv - Miss Ida Hawkins left Sunday morn- J.liggUia .uvjctt.1 --.utsr uiy UJLmi, tji \ufffd\ufffd-'-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd' J)i. Messrs. McNeil, 3arnck, Diain and Hemniingern were taken to Uvi hospital fob\" Drain lias s. br<-k\ufffd\ufffd.n unkla r-nrt a h-v-i\", *...:' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \/.-til ing for Everett, Wash., on a visit. J? T. Smyth accompanied her as far, as Bonners Ferry\". - - .\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"-- J.I. SIcIntosh was in Cranbrook Thursday to attend the wedding of'' his brother. l \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd <\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ^ , Hamilton Byers, tbe I^elsqn hardware man, was in Moyie this week.j The Moyie hotel had a narrow escape from fire last Wednesday \"evening. Andy Johnston was lighting one of the large lamps when tljo ojl ignited and the blaze reached-the ceiling setting tbe paper on' lire. Andy's presence of miud and cool head saved the building, .though he is carrying a pretty badly burned hand. The reeuction sale at Murphy's is still on. He has only a few suits left, so don't delay. Get your masks for the masquerade ball nt Cann's. finally , \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd . point a committee ' to interview the hotels and tbo laundries and ascertain as to whether or not it was una-- voidable to patronise the Mongolian element. Following is the 'report of ttjeQpmrnittpe: . \\ EEPQJIT OF CQlflflTTBB. 1 , We the undersigned commit-' ,, tee,representing the citizens of Moyie, after fully investiga* ting the matter have reached tbo conclusion'that there aro, a sufficient number of white , persons in Moyie doing laun- * , dry work to handle the 'vbrk of the town and that there is . no necessity of further pat-' roni\/.ing \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd the Chinese laun- ' dries. We further .recommend ' that after next Monday the \" ' Chinese of Moyie shall not;be<- . given any support whatever. , . ' ' ' ! C. C. Farrell',' Abe Leggett, \ufffd\ufffd J. J MurphyV3 . . A. B.Mc'Kinfey, - ;' - * F. J. Smyth,Secy.';'*. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd The miners union have also \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd hit- oif a noyel'scheme.' They will have cards with the words'-'ISo Chinese Employed Here7'printed thereon,'\"Those' cards ' will be loaned to the business men to be hung in a conspicuous place, and whenever it is discovered that a business man is hot liying up to the working of the pard. the union will hayo the right to take it.down. . \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd F<*rhajps It le Trvit;. * i>'. r>-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ilr. i'J ijJ ,hi*.'.-.r . house buiic. ani will soon begi-^- tin. the work of putting up his summer's The following from last week's Fernie Free Press regarding two Moyie girls can be bvken for what it is worth.- Two Moyie girls made an awhil mis-* take fast ueek. , They became infatu: ated with the idea of having their I-cants photographed coquettishly r \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdruusjh a torn newspaper, and visited ;.k \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd.*\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-.jr^-ohr-r io;- ihat purpose. \".'-': ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd>\",\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd' -w:,\\ .'..lishetl tiiey rvrevsr i-t'iuo-i hori-aied to behold wbvs* lh?'v hud failo.l Lo notice, the aupp ifSH^^-2ragi\ufffd\ufffd2S5K ^^MW-rW^M^S^W^P^M2 I'ATNEAUDE BROS, Nelaon. Is the place to send for your Christmas presents. Wo can supply you with beautiful presents aud at very reasonable prices. A-good watch is a suitable Christinas gift and this we can give you at prices to suit any purse. We oari help fou Out in yoiir cboico by sending yoii one of our fine watch catalogue;?, every watcli guaranteed A i. Patenaude Bros* Watchmakers and' Manufacturing jowelers. NELSON, B. rroabyteriifi. *~y.:. rta:u:,i *>T-t> ^Th-s ladies Aid of tho Prodbytei ::ri church gave a-i excellent eatertaiii- ment last evening iu tlie Odd Fellows hall. The program consisted of re- citatiuns, readings, instrumental and vocal music, dialogues, etc. The drill. by the ladies was very pretty. Tne dialogue, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'Pumpkin Kidije,\" in which \"Dick\" McCliuv, O. S. Mullin; Mr. Miller, J. M. Lindsay, A. G. MonkhousL', Miri. Lindwy, Mis** Jaquish and Miss Armstrong took part,was well rendered and thoro was> considerable talent displayed. Mr. Cann did his usual good work en the piano. Tbe duet by Messrs. Darby and Grant whs well recoived and they wero heartly encored. Messrs. Whitney & Ritssel did good work with thcii rtljiudolin and guitar and .added to tlie entertainment greatly'. Oysters were served by tho ladies.' t _- \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\/. : .'V' -. \"'-: wbioh \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdpy had stuck - .' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd r.g appoars on the fourth page I their heads was a unicago sheet, and of this paper. It t:iu WiitU:: \"-* \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd; Danco Next Tuesday Evculsigr. A dance will be given iii tho .Morle'y hall next Tueijday evening by Messrs. Whitney and IlusslL Music will bo furnished b}' . themselves, assisted by prof. Wilson of this place. Tickets including refreshments will be ff'l.oO. Everybody invited. There will be three pieces of-music, violin, mandolin and guitar.; Lt Hall, i wiule 1 Viotqria. Mr, F.aliain is now c c?sir'*nt of Moyjp.. i\\ .-v .'. - C --^ j..'t)t cit**a laundij girl. Good wages. 4Pply \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*!\"' tl?o Moyie laund.y, , It Is said that the Chinese of Moyie held a meeting last night for the purpose of discussing ways and means for holding their gronnd in Moyie. J\". J. Murphy and Wm. Mills were in Cranbrook the first of the week. Thoro is about 1-1 inoec? of snow on the level about town, but, tJieie is a chinook on today. Those who haven't yot insured their buildings had bettec do ao at onoe. No one is secure against f]ro. See Beale tt El well, Tho Moyio hotel , had a narrow escape from lire on Wednesday night. Insure with Beale & Elwell, as you may be the next and you, may not. -be SO tortunatb. \/ ' . . To insure against mountain, scarlet typhoid fever only costs you $3.00 per annum at Beale & Elvvell. ast beneath their smiling laces big display erf'-'o-^ent u\/a clothing \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdinn I'hioh announce\"! . ,e4 in tuo seat\" ''our pants aro -.-y -\ufffd\ufffdr-.- ll.iggarty Broucrlit Bucl\ufffd\ufffd. Constahlo Drummoud returned yesterday from iSTelson having in ch-.rr-* Michael Haggarly, v\/ho was an * in Phoenix on \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd a warrant sworn out by Moyio parties, charging him with obtaining money aud good-i undov false pretenses. Ho will bo given a hearing boforo Chief Magistrate Armstrong Monday, Haggarty is a minor and way ia Moyio about six weaks, r.iyrie Not Shut Do-vvii*. It now transpires that tho report that the Payne mino near -Sandoh. had shutdown wa3 without foundation. Tlie pay no is still iu operation and shipping ore to the Nelson smelter, 1 WIU I'lay In Europe. J. H. McCulloch, old hockey player and ohampion skater, who gave an exhibition of fauoy skating in Moyie lasrwititer, will, go to Europe thio winter aud startle the inhabitants pf the capitals with his olever work. He is now giving exhibitions in ,4h<4 east. .'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ,. . ,-. ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\" , . \" \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd L At.'the St, .\"Eugene. The concentrator is' running, bub \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdnot very steadily on account of tho weather. The ore now being sacked goes to Hamburg, Germany. Already aver 500 tons have been shipped theri, fW\ufffd\ufffdE K- It !(' * \" Ki #] m , *t -111 ' --''ll \ufffd\ufffd hi \"l II * , - '. I.| \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd '' r . i.j I * T&TtprWUAiMWAJ+vviiXtttx jaji-j\",^.*. JHyraLEADEE. .Published in the interest of the people of Moyio and East Kootenay. 1S!!M\ufffd\ufffdx\ufffd\ufffdX~1L1j>^ \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdacxa \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdMM. J..L '\"-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"Iffl * . .r. ssrYTii & co. - - Publishers. hates or KunscnrrTioN. \":w Year.... ....J2.00 SATUUDAY, JAN. 12, 1001. In the language of Dennis Kearny, \"the Chinese MUST go.\" Moyie is the most prosperous and most substantial mining camp in tlie province today. Tl.ousniHls Soiit into Exile. Every year a large number of poor sufferers whoes lungs are1 sore and racked with coughs are urged to go to another climale.But this is costly and not aiivaya sine. Don't' be an exile when Dr. King's new Discovery for Coesum])tion will cure you at home. It's the most inhtlliable medicine for. Coughs, Cold'aand all throat and lung diseases on earth. The first dose bring relief. Ans'oundiug cures result from persistent use. Trial bottle free at P. D. Hope's drug store. Price oOc and .1.00. Every bottle guaranteed. TWB*tfrraBH\ufffd\ufffdm\ufffd\ufffd'fir*'Wgr^^ J r. costigan, a. o.l tub post OFFICE CRANBROOK, B. C. If all stand together and refuse to give the Chinese support, tho matter of 'getting rid of this element will bo Un eas3r one. - TO THE DEAF. A rich lady cured of her Deafness and noise.-: in the heAtd by Di: Mi chfl j sou's Artificial Eai Drum\", mw, ,-\"l'J.-i C'OO to his Institute, \\<*o thai . ;';<\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd:\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd!'. Harvey & McCarter, l\"ORT STEELE, B. C Harvey, McCarter & Alexander, FERNIE, S. C. Barristers & Solicitors. LEWIS THOMSON, ' Notary Public, Accountant,, CoM:..:'r-..*:io>: A'-I> , Iv.M i;a::;;:; Av.e:,-t. ; \"U'n^r.v re i ->av. HOI'E'S DHUG & STATIONERY STORE. Great Vaiiety of XMAS & NEW YEAR'S it This hotel is now open to the public, and.is well furnished throughout. None but the best brands of winee, liquors and cigars kept in stock. , , , P.'B.HOPE, FUiST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd MOYIE, B. * *\"\ufffd\ufffd-,airrm\ufffd\ufffd~inf \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdxacBXK*\ufffd\ufffdaF*~ >\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Oom Paul is sour, to r-ifli-e a visit? sto the United Sta'ks, and will be accompanied by William T. Btead. The Boer president will visit Pa-sklent Mc- Kinlev. ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd' poopla unable to proourp tlu- '\ufffd\ufffd\":,\ufffd\ufffdr | iVXoy; Drum.' tiny havo {:..,;-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd .',,.... \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd.,'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd...\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd. l!*LjLj io, n\"troiuKuur rzrxw^* Drum.'- m iv iiavo ti No, 14522 The Nicholson Institute,!^- -?-. r ira-rk 780, Eighth Avenue,. New . York, W * ^' txUJSiJ, U. S. A. -*>\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*''\ufffd\ufffd V-c \ufffd\ufffd BARRISTJEK, SOLICITOR; ETC. GO TO THE Kidnapping has become a . popular graft with tho bunco man since the successful abduction oi\\Cudahy's son. 'Rut recent attempts have not- proved remunerative. CRANBROOK, Asbseouicnt woivk Contracts litlttsii; Parties wishing to- have assessment work done on claims in tho vicinity of Moyie, will do well'to consult or write the undersigned for terms. Work J J] a JZT,rpr\\7cr left in my care will' be promptly at-' ' ' ' \"ended to, and satisfaction will be guaranteed. ' . . S\" A. SCOTT. B. C. \"' If there is a Chinaman 'doing ,busi- met-s'in Moyie within 30 days it will inean that he is receiving, support from some of those who attended the anti Chinese meeting \ufffd\ufffd Wednesday \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdevening^ An English rector officiating in, a Neighboring camp,-for the first 'time, started to iepeaftbe \"Holy, holy, holy.' He set up a stentorian '\"Ole.-'ole'\/'ole,\" whereupon\" a dead-broke Swedish Klon- dikcr in the back seat arose' and remarked, -'Ay ben bar.\" \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \\, NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that I, Chas. Parrel], '-mic-cr, intend GO days after date to apply fo the chief commissioner of lands and works for a special license under laud act to cut\" aud cai ry away timber on the following described loads situated m the vicinity of the upper .\"Moyie InXe t towit: Southwest corner post situated about one half mile northeast of Moyie river falls; thence north- 80 chains, thence east SO chain.--, thence' south SO chains, thence west SO chains to plnxse of commencemerifr.' Chas. Parrollt Moyie, B. G. Dec. 22th 1900. a-37. - Commission and Insurance Agent. , NEW YORK.LIEE, ' ,h \" \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdLONDON AND LANCASHIRE, P1KENIX OF NEW YORK t \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' ., Insurance Co.'s Fort Steele, nirj :es:o>tt^:e3 For your oul\/it. The largest stock in i East Kootenay. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd REXD &CO., Cranbrook, B. C .. _ ... . ^ mu J0EM'STOW .BROS. , ,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ,, ^hlS,Hu\ufffd\ufffd,t31 is New and well Furnished The Adbles-are Supplied with the Best the jaarke,t aflords. The Bar is Filled with tne Best; Brands of Liquors and Cigars. 'AGENTS FOR PABST'S MILWAUKEE. BEER. t t HEADQUARTERS FOR COMMERCIAL AND MINING MEN imirrsn coLi'.intrA ve^\ufffd\ufffdtts&9&&9&a&&^6Ge9&ee*G^eeeGeeeeee\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffde\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdeee*L$ 'MOVIE, I ! .ibiu c -o. It 'is probable that the trr.ot --i]' bo pr< NOT1CJE. ' Kolice is hereby given that I, Malcolm Grant, of Aloyie, B. O.. coiuraetor, intend ao d'ays. after date to apply to the chief commibsioner uf lauds aiid works for a special license under, land actfe to eut'and carry away timber on ihe following described\" lauds, situate in the vicinity of iloyie aforesaid, town: The south.east corner post of t-aid lauds ii situated about three miles wetjt of the lower end of upper 'Moyie ittke and eouonof Lamb creek, thence -ISO chain west, thence 20 chains north, thence ibO chains dust, thence 20 ehaius south to point of coni- ineucement; oontHiiunb' 1,000 acres or iherel}\\ MALCOLM OKA^T, Moyie, 2-itli -S'ovember, 1WW. ' 3.32 NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that I, Thomas By- land, rahbber, Moyie, ii. O.,' intend thirty days* alter date to apply to the chief commissioner oi lands and woiks for a special license under laud acts to cut and convey timber on the loi- lowiug.described lands situated in tho vicimiy ef Moyie aforesaid, towit: Tho northeast corner po?t of said lands is situated about one ana ou..'-hul\/miles from ihe west side' of \"ppsr -Uoyii) In lie tM, the upper ei^t ilmceoi* (heiicc ouuib JU'O cUmm, Liiei-co' \\ye-:* fr1 chj-iiu**, ; (.Leucu nOjUi.l_V chain!,, tjcn- i- ..\"it t-0 cl..i.i.i~, ;' to place of c.jiu]Jiuucei'-.i:ii:, co'iiiiimi*cr 1,'j.i.. \\ acres or theiiy. THOMAS HVLAND. Moyie, 2Uh November, l'JOO. 8-iV.. UNION BARBBB SHOP AND BATH ROOMS; '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdE.JS. COI,T.12s-S. l'ropr. \"' ' , Victoria Street, ' MOYIE, B. C PATRONIZE WHITE LABOR By Sending Your Work To tho cut. xaunwy; To feeat the quality and; price of our liquors. Agents giant powder Go., Bennett Fuse, Calgary and; Sch- litz Brewing Co. Write us for prices. ,. Ft Steele Mercantile COMPANY, LTD. ___ La JACOB P. FINK, Mgr. Clothing, Gents' Furnishings, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Gloves, Etc. COitfE AND SEE US. VxcTontA Ayis.,';Movie, !X GOOD WOEK. P.' LUTNER, Prop. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd PRICES reasonable Barber Shop. 1'itiated by sacri, Ae io ii by the- turn, ^-*T.* . railway and the minw,and will resume the purchase of ores at prices which will give them a iew dollars per ton , more profit than they have lately enjoyed. The logic of the situation is that we must get in portion to handle our own ores on our own side of tho Hub. For six months past settlement has been mado for lead on the basis of, iis value in London. Not upon tho New York price, less the United 3ialo*j duty, as formerly. The United Statea poieY ter trust tiarj acted as a middle man handling our product, cliarging their own figure for freight, treatment, and refining, and in addition, acommisbion which a few inomhs rince was .\"j-i-i.OO per ton, and more recently has been incieased to .$20.00. Tho trust has lurnished capital to carry out lead and silver , to market and has charged us a commission of 20 percent, for (he accomodation. Wo can o.'f.-r a field for the investment of about three millions of dollar** hi the busiiK'sa oMiuyJr.g ...,j trealiup ores. Willi an abundant supply of the best ore in the wo:kI, guaranteed \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdthe best possible \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd facilities for 'imelting\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdand .\"clooer competition in tight thau-thia of the\" American trust: Where is the three, millions?-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdXoole- \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdnain. . ' NOTtUI:. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd , . -^^ Notice is hereby given that I, iTi'jhp.el Sheftdy, of Moyie, B. C, c-p true tor, intend thirty days alter date to appl; ..* the-chief commissioner of Itiuds and worke for a special lieen.se under liiiid uei to \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd- i.-*o rod to ah i . Satisfao I $-\ufffd\ufffd$? '^srsjs: 'zfjr-\/*, I '<- lnv r? The only b'ouBG in East Kootnay ^ heated^throughout with_hotair. \ufffd\ufffd| First olaas'fn every srespect.' Special J rates to boardera. Good sample, room ^ for commercial men. ^' Enropc?n plaiv. Open day and night , 3 C\ufffd\ufffdSiOP0'UTAN \ufffd\ufffduu. jiiitlaiat i>iii, Prop. EAST KOOTENAY. BOTTLING CO. CRANBROOK, B C. ireated Waters of all .s. FOR THE 0KG10EST JBRANJOS OF CALL AT THE I -*\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd<\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd?-*\"- fflOTEt; -%\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd S5XA3CI, Pro;>v NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that I, Philip James Ciihill, of Mojio, B, (j., merchant, intends iliitty ibiy. f.fterdntu to pppJy to the chief cyui- inibbloui'i oi ]:>.i;d: and works tor' p. rpecial licence under land act*3 to cut and carry a-way limber on (be 'ol-lo** ing (le'.cribed laiuh situated in the viriliMy of Moyie aforesaid, tovVit: Tbe iiortbra'it corner post of spiel lands i*, situated about two and one lialf-mUc, west-from tbe iipl*'*r\ufffd\ufffdu'iof upju-r -iyp lake; '.iw.icc oouth \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdJ-10 chains, thence west -10 chains, thence north \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdilO'.-li-iin.s lheueoeas-1 -10. ohuius, to nlaeo of eonii'jc'ucement coutamiug- t.OuO \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd aero-i or tlierely, , .- i'UJ.L.U'JAMES CAIIILL. Moyie, aith Sow 3900. ;>.32. Orders Solicited. Socfa .Water arid Sypliens. Cigar Store lul J, i. Mcintosh, prop. Queen's Avenue. MOYIE, B. C. i 1U MOYIE B; o; n w. : r 'I .*\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd! '1! \"a i \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd$. Are Now Open and Ready For Business With a Full Line of Staple and Fancy i r on gts. Noiico ij hereby s;ircn lb at 7, Anthony O'Kelly, of Moyio, I). (,:., iuteiids thirty dn\/.s after date to apply tu ihe chief Poi.umis.JoiiDr of lands ai>d vvoiks fci aspeci\/il liieuic under lard Kcta to to cut and crrry cway timber o\" tho \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'..\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdIVj'-iui*' .le.^er^))Cd, lands .situated i<-. th; -,jeinivj- of Moyieafo-c-aid, towit: 7be. noitheaht corner [.opt of said lauds i-.riiu,UL.J '-euride. I hereof; tl.ci.ee ,'-outh b-10. chains, thcuse west-W chains. Ihrnfe north ?i6 chain.-:,.'\" thence eaet-SO \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdehain... lo' piiice:.of connricuc; nien't containing 1,000'icrcH\/er Uicrei-'v'. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ANTIION'7 O'KELLY.' Moyie,-2.1th Nov. 1900. . - \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd .. o..R.,' BOOTS AND SHClES Kopairod arid Made to Order,' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd m&:Mttrm Moyie. near MacEaciiren & Macbonalds. ^faffiBgr'; agBa^ssraasy^.^^ i\n*\n*.. -\nt\nj'\nI <\n\u25a0^ THE MOYIE LEADER.\ni-\n\u25a0ii-\n\u25a0\u00bb \u25a0\nr\nk\n\u25a0\ni\nMOYIE, B. C.\nIT IS TO SMILE.\n__ _. _*,\n* - \u00bbw , \u2014 ~ \u2014,\u2014\n' - f^SS\n7*1 some Jesta For Ponplo Wno Apprccl-\n. 4m. ate HniimroaH Ideas.\nV*.'?' An Irishman v.*ii:* looking, with a friend,\n\"'J nt a document in a *-toiv window bearing\n\u25a0 \u2022'*'- a Chinese oillcialV signature. After\nstudying tbe characters one of the men\nty said\nSure, is that his signaolinrc?\"\nWell,\" replied his, friend, \"it shtamls\n\"\"fur his signnclnm*. The h'*ithons can't\n\u2022write. Sure, they can only make tlieir\n'*:\"; mark's.\" .\"\"\"\n\u25a0.'.\u00bb\n\">' S;\nMr. Crinisonbr-ak\u2014That artist spent\nthree,days painting tlie picture of a goat.\nI never saw anything artistic in a koat.\n\u25a0 Mrs. Crimsonbeak\u2014Y signs out where you lK-long?\"\n\u2022That's what I do.\"\n\/'Where on earth aie you from?\"\n'\"I follow the sea.\"\u2014 Yonkeis \u2022 Statesman. : .\u00bb..'\u25a0\nCoiifrrnt nlul Ii:r- ii ii (Cnt'iny.\n\"Oh. you darling: I 'am so glad to\nhoar'of yoiir bnppizii'.ss, AVIiat'did .Mr,\nDickson say when lie proposed V\"\n\" \"He said'-he had loved nie from the\nvery first.\"\n, \"I should never'have -suspected that.\nHe Is such a young looking man!\"\u2014\n-A-!\nm\nI was oared of Acnte Bronchitfs\" by\nMINARD'S, LINIMENT.\nBay of Islands. J. M. Campbell.\nI was cured'of Facial Neuralgia by\nMINARD'S LINIMENT.\nSpringhill, N.S. ' , Wm. Daniels.\nI was cured of Chronic .Rheumatism\nby MINARD'S LINIMENT.\nAlbert Co., N.B. . George Tingley.\nTAKING THE REINS,\n0\"f the It! '_'-ye:u-r,ld standard trotters\nof lMU, 7'are hy Prodigal.\nAmber, U:1N3\/|, tin* one tiniu Ohio ringer, is now owned in Kuglmid.\nDuring the season of JI.00 11) 2-year-\nolds took records of -&4% to 2:30.\nDuring the past two years Olhe Graves,\nthe Kentucky driver, has won 43 race--.\nThe last heat pacri below 2:10 for\n1900 was that of Hetty G in 2:0G on Oct.\n27.\nThe queen and the Prince of Wales\nhave prohibited the docking of their\nhorses. , '.\nIt is reported that the piesent owner\nof David Ilarum, trial 2:1-1^, paid $-1,000\nfor the horse. '\nAJNew Yoik horse dealer has received\nan order from Alexandria, Egypt, for\nseveral high class carriage horses.\nGypsy Queen, the champion saddle\nmare recently purchased by T. W. Law-\nson, is now called Kentucky Susan.\nJusTt OoJ, trotters and pacers entered\nthe 2:20 list during the'racing season of\n1000, according'to the count of a Ko.n-\nluclcian. ' * >\nDoltha, 2:20%, >t Lancaster, Ta., Oct.\n10, is another new performer \"for Del-\nmarch, 2:11 }\u00a3,, and is out of Cynthia, by\nStranger.\n, Marion Eddy, 2:lSVi, the only 1000 per-\"\nformer for Jerome Eddy, 2-1G1\/.. wa.s the\nmost consistent money winner at the\nLake Erie circuit.\nUp to Nov. ,'i, 1000, the number of\nhorses starting in English races this past\nseason reached 13,001 in l,f)-12 races, an\naverage of over eight to a race.\nGus Maeey, the Kentucky trainer, has\na 'J-year-oId green one named ,,Country\nJay that he considers a world heater. He\nis by Jay Hawker, dam by Parville.\nBird Eye, 2:l-P\/j, one of the best money\nwinners in the Lake Erie circuit, where\nhe won live first and three second moneys\nand^ a total of .*?1,2.\"J0, is now owned by\nW. P. Baggs, Baltimore.\u2014Horseman.\ninf cr\u00ab?Rted.\nMrs. Newrioii\u20141 never can remember\nhow many c.i.d*? to !\"av-> when calling\nOld OcnUeinau\u2014The rules are very\nsimple, madam You hand one to the\nKervaiitand then on departing leave as\nmany on Vat; plate as there are adult\nmembers of tbe family, adding two of\nyour husband's cards and occasionally\ndumping in a few more for good meas-'\nure. Do not be niggardly in dealing\nout cards, as that suggests vulgar poverty.\n\"I am very much obliged. \"Are yon a\nprofessor of eti.niette?\"\n\"No. madam. I am Mr. Bristol, the\ncard manufacturer.\"\u2014Exchange.\nYEARS OF PAIN.\n\u25a0 OOLIO AND KIDNEY DIFFICULTY.\u2014\nMr. J. W. Wilder, .J. P., Lefargeville, N.Y.,\nwrites: \"I am subject to severe attacks of\nColic and Kidney Difficulty, and find Parmelee's Pills afford me great relief, while all\nother remedies havo failed. They are the\nbest medicine I have ever used.\" In fact so\ngreat is the power of this medicine to cleanse\nand purify, that die-eases of almost every\nname and nature are driven from the body.\n\/V Rupfil Octicciit.\n\"Yes, the girls claim the family, was\noiifc in very good \u25a0.\u25a0ircimislaiiees. but\nthey suffered n gmlt come down several years ago.\"\n\"How was that?\" ,\n' 'Their father fell out of a balloon.\",\u2014\nCleveland Plain' D-aler!\nMINARD'S'LINIMENT Mima's Friend.\nm1\nlie W\u2022tilled r't'scc h\n\"1 untice ynii do.-.'t wear a \"campaign\nbadge.\"\nkj \"No Kin ainr-erhi'i* loo foinl ufpeaee\n\u00a5 ami '-oinr-ni lni- ih.ii.-\" - i\" \" -\u2022,\n\"Ai'i-anl1 il will g\"t you into ah argument '.villi people ' you meet on .the\nstreel?\"\n\"Oh. ho: I can hol*l my .-nd with ih 'in,\nbut \u2014well, you see. my wife .hi.'Mi'! a^ ee\nwith me politically \"-\nPOULTRY POINTERS.\n, Tansy is a good remedy for lice.\nThrowing boft feed on the ground ..is\npoor economy. \u25a0\nFowls 'should' not be killed when, they\nhave full crops.\nMake the nests so that the hen can\nwalk in on them. \u00b0\nWhite'pin feathers aro easier to remove\nthan colored ones, but they do not show\nso much when left in. ..\nWhen tho fowls arc confined,' give soft\nfeed in the morning, green food at noon\naud (Whole grain at night, -, -\n\" Do hot keep the hens so' fat that they\nwill not exercise or forage. They will not\nlay so well, n'or be so healthy.\nYoung chickens of .fancy breeding\nshould not be permitted to roost on perches until they are '3 months old, as'ir often\ncauses crooked breastbones. c\n'. A quick'maturing fowl is desirable for\nmarket and also for home consumption,\nespecially eariyjn.the spring. Tliis^hould\n, bo remembered in selecting breeds!\nIf young fowls are to be used for breeders, they should be selected from the earliest hatched\u2014those hatched in March or\nApril\u2014so that they be reasonably well\nmatured.! .- . .- '\nThe poultry raiser, like the-stock bleeder, should breed from the best specimens\n\u2014those that will give the .most profit for\nthe.outhiy.\"Never sel.l.lhc best, especially\nif seeking to improve .Hid flock.- \u00b0\ntSccklcsH ISoy.\n\"W hen j'Ming, fellers begins n-courtin,\"\nsaid K.inr.i'i' Hnicede, \"they jestv gits\neras'.v. an ihet thai- boy Jim o' mine ain't\nno except ion.\"\n, \"Whai\".*. .lini bin .-\u25a0\u25a0doiii?\" asked Farmer Sou nre.' p. <\n\"Da: h dinged ef lie didn't go inter town\nyesieid'y an \u00abpciiil a bull quarter fur a\ntectl!bniish.\"-f-I,liH:i(li-lpliia Pre^.s.\nHOTEL BALK0RA^^?5oaup.Fril!aooAS:\n.'U'lin I'olii icalr,Trick.\n\"Yes. it .was a nipa.i), trick.\" ;said thcl\ncandidate angrily \u25a0 \"I was kissing all\nthe babies in the di**tiict and seemed t'f\nhave, a 'cinch'' whei. **ou:e one circulated\na \"report ihat I was engaged by a doctof\nto circulate microbes for the purpose oi\nsciciilitc investigation.\"\u2014Chicago Post.\nAA for inarms' and tate no oilier,\nRAILWAY TIES.\nTHE IIODLOW SQUARE*.\nLadies of Canada:, ..';\u25a0.\nThe hollow square, a purely British military tactic, .was never .broken 'but once. Why V Because Tommy\nAtkins from Canada and Tommy Atkins from all other British possessions stand solidly together. Tho\nlesson is, that ,in a commercial .way\nalso, the colonies should stand firmly together ; and tlie ladies of Canada\u2014the purchasing power\u2014can do\nmuch toward accomplishing- that end.\nCeylon and India produce the finest*\nteas. 13y, Using the teas grown in\nsister colonics, ladies act patriotically. These teas appeal to you from\nsentiment, from purity, from economy\u2014in every way they are superior\nto Japan \u25a0 or Chinas. Drinkers of\nGreen Tea should try Monsoon, Sal\nada or Blue Ribbon' packet's.-\n\"..., Sot ti Sons nir'd.-\"'.\n\"DTe said I was swan'like. I believe,\"\nsaid Miss Rawkis. ' \"Wnsn't that gallant of him V\"\n\"Oh,\" I don't know,\" replied Miss Peppery. \"It was while you were trying to\nsing that lie 'made tho remark.\"\u2014Exchange.\nAceomn>oiln-Hi>Rr Him..\nYouth\u2014Ob, 1 don't' want to take that\ncharacter. I'll make a fool of myself\nsure.\nMaiden\u2014Well, you said you wanted\nun easy part.\n'-r-n:\nis Rheumatism of the back.\nThe cause is Uric Acid\n, in the blood. If \u2022 tho kidneys' did their .work there\nwould be no Uric Acid and\nno Lumbago. Make the\nkidneys do: their work. Tha\nsure, positive and only\ncure for Lumbago U\u00bb\nBy the cud of tbe year coal will not be\nused on any of the locomotives in the\nstate of California. All the engines are\nbeing now*converted into oil burners.\nit is the intention of the new Central\nLondon Railway company to erect over\nits stations handsome mansions, which\nwill be let out in residential, lints, while\nin some cases, where space permits, at\ntractive business premises vfill also be\nadded. *\u25a0'' ,\nSummer cars are still running over the\ntraction lines in Philadelphia. The company has decided to keep the open cars\non all winter as trailers for the benefit\nof smokers.- This has grown out of the\nprotest of physicians to the effect that\nsmoking in- closed cars is a menace to\npublic health.\nIn New South Wales the electric railway is making rapid progress. In Australia the street railway systems of the\ntowns are for the most part owned by\nthe municipalities. In Sydney, Melbourne\nand P'i'isbane the horse car and steam\ndununydinqs are now being changed over,\nmuch of the material necessary being\nfurnished by American houses.\nUml Tni-in.\nMrs' Iliirlib.u'.Vi [\" Pont io\ndear, that in <-iiii\\ei--*.*ilion tin\nmust not lie allowed to (lag. *. .\nClara - Put I'm, sure 1 HJOlyAn\/l, FACTORY, Montreal\nScrlotmTomiiln.nl-.\nAsklt\u2014 Wh.'ii.'Vci I'lT-mie of- that patient of yours yon were lelling me\nal'.oni some time ago? - \u2022\u2022 \".'.\u25a0 \u25a0\nIn S(deoui|Tlamt\nnow iIi.ti\"'- givim:- me ,a great deal of\nrrimlile\nA.-ktt Indeed- H'h'it is itV\n,-.i Sol: u \u2022\u2022] ' i--* aic-ni >\u25a0 I--*-*1 mount'<5f'\nnu l.\".:i\nThe Kx-pi-Tli-iscti of .Mr. WilUam Smith, of\nJlu-wkcslmry, AVlio SuilVrrd for Many\nVeuihfroin Kidney Trouble.\nFrom the Post, Hawkesbury, Ont.\nEverybody ih Hawkesbury knows\nMr. WiJliam^Sinith..., _He .caniQ\u201eh.ere\nwhen the town was yet in its village\ndays, as one of the lumber company's\nstaff of mechanics. Jn 1881 Mr.\nSmith was appointed town constable, and filled that position until\nvery recently. As is well known to\nmany of Mr. Smith's friends, he has-\nsuffered much from kidney trouble\nfor quite a number of years past, and\nat times'the'pain in his back was so\ngreat that he mas- almost physically\nincapable of exertion,. lie doctored a\ngreat deal, sometimes getting temporary relief, hut the cause of the\ntrouble wad not removed, and soon\nthe pains, accompanied alternately\nby chills and fever, returned. At last\nlie came to look upon his condition\nas one which no medicine cpuld permanently cure. \"Indeed his condition\nmight still have been one of much\nsuffering had not Mr,s. Smith ultimately prevailed upon her husband to\ngive Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a trial.\n\"It seemed,\" said'Mr. Smith to a reporter of the Post, \"that it was a\nuseless experiment,* and yrct T was\nwilling to do almost anything that\nwould bring relief. I bad not used\nthe pills long before, there was undoubted relief, more in fact than I\nbad obtained' from - any other - .medicine. I continued, their use and soon\nall symptoms 'of the trouble, thai, bad\nmade my life'one of much misery for\nmany years was gone. I feel that I-\narri cured, and have no hesitation in\nsaying that the cure is due to \"Dr.\nWilliams'\"Pink Pills, and 1 ne'ver lose\nan opportunity of( recommending tho\npills to', neighbors'who may' lie ail-\n11 (>\ntng.' , -' .;...\/\u25a0-\u2022\u25a0\u25a0\nDr. Williams' Pink Pills cure by going to the root''of I he, disease. Th-*y\niv.new and build up the blood;-...-and\n.strengthen the nerves, .thus driving\ndisease from tho system, If ''our\ndealer docs, not keep Ahem, tho,. \u25a0-\u2022. '\"-I\n'.be, sent postpafoV a'V\" .\"0 ;ctnts a '7'''-\nor six ho.\\es'for.\"S2..f50,b^ acldressijii\nthe Dr.-Williams Medicine Co:, Brock-\nvillc; Out; \u25a0.,\u2022;.\u201e,\u2022}\u00bb--,'.*\nSome Queer Tnntes.\n\"We have all s.>n.* of odd customers,\"\nsaid a restaurant piopiictor. \"who season\ntheir food in a most incongruous way.\nOne man, whose se:t is p<*ach\nmeringue, musme out\nreadily, and he asked rne to fit the shaker\nfor him. Thinkin*-' l.e had made a mistake, I told him th.ii was the sugar and\nhanded him the saltcellar.\n\" 'I don't want sal'r.' lie said. 'I want\nsugar, and I want y.iu to fix that thing so\nthat it will come otu,\"\n' -\"I gave him a -ugar bowl, and lu*\ndumped several .*-pniinfills over his fried\neggs, which he seemed'to enjoy imnic^ise-\nly. Some'people prefer sugar on lettuce,\ntomatoes and othei vegetables. Others\nturn up their noses at such a u\u00abe of the\nsaccharine substance, preferring salt aud\npepper. There is no accounting for taste\nin the matter of edibles.\"\u2014Exchange.\n5100 REWARD. $J00.\nThe readers of '.hi** paper wi.l he pleased to\nlearn that lhpre is at le<*i~-t < ne dreaded di-jp.ise\nthat science has been ab'o to cure in all its\n^taees, and thati-> catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure\nis the only positive-cure jlmoivri to the.mcdical\nfraternity.\" Ca'arrli heing-a. constitutional i-\ni-ease, requires a coii.**iitat>roiinl ir&.itm nt.\nHall's Cata-rh Cure U taken Internally acting\ndirectly upon ihe blood and mucous surfaces of\nthe systein.'thereby destroying1 ihe foundation\ncfthedi ease, and giving the. . utient strength'\nby building up the, constitution and a*s st.ng\nnature in doint; its 'win k. Tbe proprietor-, have\nso much faith in its tjorativo powers that they\noffer One Hundred Dollara for any case that it\nfails io euro. Send for list of testimonials.\nAddress, F. J. CHENEY &,Co., Toledo, O.\n. -Sold hy Druggists, 75c.\nHaUs Family 1'ills aie the best.\nVisiting cards of iron, one four-\nhundredth of ah \u25a0 inch in thickness\nand with the name engraved in silver\nletters,\" are'the \u2022' latest \" tad\" iri \"Germany. .,.\u2022 - '\u2022 I*-'\nA wotuan has just been appointed\ngrave digger at; Crbwland Abbey,\" in'\nLincolnshire,\"England. There is only\none other woman grave digger in the\ncountry. _ - < \u2022 -' \u201e\"\nSevere colds ^are^easily cured by the_ use\nof JBicinrt.i\n'THE HORSE\u2014nobkrt oi \u2022 r,b< mute\ncreation\u2014when - suffering from-a- out.\nabrasion, or-sore derives as maob benef i\nis its-master'in a llke-predicament,- from\n\u2022.he healing, soothing action of DR.\nTHOMAS' ECLECTRIC OIL. Lameness, swelling of the neck;-stiffness of tho\njoints, throat and lungs, are relieved by\n'St. Patrick was,tY0,ted .into the calendar of \"saints in the English prayer\nbook recently by the convocation of\nYork. \u25a0\"- -\u25a0 \u2022' \u2022 \u2022..'*, -. \u2022\n, Doom In Cliii:n.\nIn China doors are often round-, leaf\n8bapi*d--or*-f*ot!ii<--nciiiai'. ' In , plaein:*\nthem Hie builder usually avoids bavin-\none \u25a0 nunTera.'s three\" and\n\". \u2022 ' -*l!!)'j-ii in the a'r'r'ang'euiein 'of\nK'li:, .\u2022 \u2022urs, Tbere is a lri[ile gale\nway lu aeh ol the balls of the\" l in per:,')!\npalace, and the same order prevails a;\n-the Ming tombs., and ilie-s.-u-i-ed person\n,of tbe emperor when he was in li:s IV\nking bomb comd only be approaidied\neven by th^ higlje'st oilieiais afte;- three\ntimes' tlir'e.e,,'pros!rations The, Temple\nof Heaven has a triple roof, a triple\nmarble, staircase,. and all jts mystic\nsymbolism points hi her to three or it.--\nmultiples: \u2022 \u25a0' . -\nThere never Tas, and never will,,be, a\naniversal panacea, in one remedy, for all ills\nto'-which flesh is heir\u2014the very nature of\nmany curatives being such that were the\nterms of other and differently seated diseases footed in the system of the patient\u2014\nwhat would relieve one ill in turn would aggravate the oth?'r. We ' have\", however, in\nQuinine Wine, when obtainable in a sound,\nunadulterated'state, a remedy for many and\n-grievous ills. By its gradual and judicious\nuse the frailest systems are.jed into convalescence and .strength by the influence'whicn\n\"Quinine exerts oh' natu'refs own restorative's.\n>i} r*; ieves the drooping spirits of those with\nrhcra,a chronic state of morbid despond-\n\u25a0iGiii und lack of' interest in life is a disease,\n-hid by tranquilizing the nerves, disposes to\n\u2022our.:\/ and refreshing .sleep\u2014imparts vigor\nit the action pf , the, blood, which, being\no1:nii lated, courses' throughout the veins,\n}trf-TJ.,*theriirig tlie hea thy\"animal functions\nof the system,, thereby making activity a\nofeessary result, strengthening the frame,\nand giving life to the digestive organs, which\nnaturally demand increased substance\u2014result, improved appetite. Northrop <& Lyman,\nof. Toronto'have given to:-the public -their\n\u00abuperiorrQuinine Wine at the usual rate, and,\ngauged by the, opinion , of .scientists, this\nvine approaches nearest perfection of anyin-\nthe market. All'druggists sell it.\"\nOne good way to derive an inrome\nfrom literature is to sell books.\nHHRD'S LINIMENT is used by Plysiciam.\nCxfcuiiiitiiiK CirciiiiiHtfineea.\nTenderfoot\u2014Did you folks lynch the\nman who stole Ihat automobile here last\nweek: ,\nCactus Chai ley\u2014Nope. NYe intended\nto. but an investigalin committee made\nsome experyments.an concluded that the\n'oilyinobul stoled'iho thief instead of Ihe\nthief gittin away with it.\u2014Baltircore\nAmerican.\nA young doctor's profession is usually better than his practice.\nThe man who will not trust his\nfeelings is not doing a credit buui-\nncsp.\nTHE CYNIC. \u2022;.\u25a0\nAn old man is content with a \"living;\"\n,-a young inan wants a fortune.\nIt is becoming the custom to sue somebody or something when a man dies in\norder to show proper grief. '\nAfter a map has been-married to a woman 20 years he still thinks, he is fooling\nher. ' . ., ' \u25a0\nYou are having good luck enough if\nyour friends never hear the mean things\nyou say about, them.\nThe preachers'are not keeping up, with\nMie times or they would call themselves\n^'demonstrators\" of religion.\nWhen a girl reaches 1G, her parents,\nWithout going through the formality of a\nvote, make her the head of the family. .\nWhen a man doesn't go home to see his\nmother and sisters as often as,he should,\nthey say that his wit'ej has \"poisoned hia\nnihid.;'\nt\nt\n(Si\nt\n3To family living in a bilious country 1:\nshould be without Parmelee's Vegetable\npills. A few doses taken now and \"\"hen will\nkeep tho liver active, cleanse the stomach\nfrom all bilious matter, and prevent ague.\nMr. J. Ij. Price, Shoals, Martin Co., Ind.,_\nwrites :' \"I have tried a box of Parmelee's\nPills and find them the beet medicine for\nFever and'Ague I haye. ever used.\"\" \"'.- _ -\nBANKERS AND\nBROKERS. v. .\n362 MAliy ST., WINNIPEG\nStocks and bonds bought, sold, and\ncarried on margin. Listed\n. mining stocks carried\nJ?\n, jj,iuiuiiiuiiw v. xiimiuii ^\nBROKERS, ETC., .>\nDominion Bank Building, Winnipeg |\u00bb\nMoney lent at lowest rates.\nStocks and bonds bought and sold.\nRailway and other farm lands in\nManitoba and N. W. T. for sale. W\nMaps and folders sent on applica- jj>\ntipn. . ' . f3\u00ab\nGait coal from Lelhbridge. tfr\nPrices quoted to all railway points. j>\nQiilok \u00ab*ltiod.\n\"It was simply an exhibition'of nerve\nand quick wit.\" said tbe old banker\nwho'was dining at, his., club ^vith^a.\nnumber of friends. \"No\" one but the\npaying teller knew what .was happen\nnig at the time, ami'what-might have\nbeen a tragedy was turned Into a com\ni'dy hy his quick wit.\n\"During the noon hour, one day an\n>ld man approached tbo paying teller\nand presented a check for SI.000.000\nWith it was a badly written letter to\nthe effect that If the immediate pay'\ninenl of tlie cluck was not forthcoming\nthe teller would have bis bead blown\nill He was nothing but a crank, but\nhe had, come, ni\/nied for business, and if\nihe wit of the-paying toller lia'd railed\nhim for an instant there might have\nht'i'ii a tragedy Hut the paying toller\ncoolly took up the check, glanced at it\nand 'then''handed if hack \"Willi the \"remark'that the crank had neglected' to\nl*i:t a \"'stamp; upon it.' 1 ti an instant the\n'fa nk was full of apologies 'a t'h is\" oversight and departed .to get a stamp'. It\ntook hut a .moment to notify th? police,\nand the crank was put whore there is\nno danger of his demanding the pay\nincut or'any more $1.000.000'checks at\nthf point of a gun.\"\n1 Shnkeapearemi AnT O IE*..;\n(Trade Mark Begistered November 24,1890.)\nDr. Sanohe agrees to take instruments baok\nat hah* price lf parties using them are not benefitted after using for five weeks..,\nF. Free, Winnipeg, says: I have used \"Oxji-\nonor\" for two weeks for Bronchitis and Catarrh of the Head, and I feel .Ike a new man.\nMrs. y. L. Cook, Winnipeg, says: I had sn**'\nfered untold agonies from Bngilt's Disease, and\nit relieved me of Pain, and in six' wecSs Iym\ncured.\n' Mr. W. G. Elliyorthy, Winnipeg, says: I have\nsuffered for 6J years with articular rheumatism!\nwas In hospital for 6 weeks, and used almost\nevery remedy, including mesmerism galvanism, electric belt, etc. I have used Oxydonor\n10 days and' received more benefit than from\ninything else. , , _ .\n- Mrs. Gagner, Winnipeg, says: I have used 1\u00bb\nbeneficially with my family; whenever slok,\nand it has cured me of severe indigestion and la\ngrippe.\nSub-dealers wanted in every district. Address\nWm T. Gibbins, Grain Exchange, Winnipeg.\nSend for Booklets of grateful reports.\nManufactured by TIfOS. I.JSE, Winnipeg.\nFURS.\nI, tho undersigned, representing Jos.\nUllmann, wish to inform those handling Purs that 1 am in the market. I\npay full market prices at the time I\nreceive shipment, and make prompt\nreturns. .Price lists are misleading\non a changing market. Ship mo\nyour, furs often, and keep posted by\nthe returns you get from\nGk'TST. B.^L-ID'W'.rilSr\n.* . \u2022 Office, Over ,T. Y.'Griffin & Co., 147\nBnnnatyne. St. East.\nI'. O. Box OG-t. WINNIPEG, \u00bbIan.\n-15 Per Cent. Investment in Winnipeg1.\n\"\u2022 \"A \"\"four-hou e brick-venecred terrace, all\nmodem, sione foundation, each house contains 6 rooms, bathroom, etc., and shed, 75\nfeet frontage, on one of the best streets, price-\n$8,000, email cash payment, balance may remain at 5 per cent. Must be sold to close out\nan estate. Apply to WALTER SUCKLING\n& COMPANY, Winnipeg.\nDid you ever use AcefcWene Gas ? r\nTHE ONTARIO\nACETYLENE GAS GENERATOR\nIs the best, the only reliable, and the most\ndurable generator in .Canada. Works automatically; requires no attention while working.\n, Tie North-West Acetylene Gas Company,\n312 Princess St., Winnipeg, Man. Agents Wanted\nMcCnllocli & Boswell\nmanufacturers of\nthe McOulloch\nRacing and Hockey Skates, have removed\nfrom 210 McDermottSt. tol89Lombard St.,\n.opp, Mclntyro Elk., Winnipeg.\nRyrie Bros.,\nYonge and Adelaide Sts.,\nTORONTO.\nHOME WORK.\nWe want tho services of a number of persons nnd families'to c!o knitting for ns at\nhome, whole or spare time. \\\\ e furnish Automatic Knitting Mitchmcs free t-n shareholders, supply yarn free and pay for work\nassent in. Distance no hindrance. Yoii\ncan easily earn a oil wanes. Write us at\nonce. 1 ep . A., 'I'lie People's Knitting Syndicate, Limited, Toronto, Can. !\nYop feel Setter after\nrubbing- against soot, grease, paint,\netc., when you have at hand a cake of\nThe Master Mechanics\nSoap\n:, There is nothing like it for removing heavy dirt from hands or face,\nand tho tar, one of its principal ingredients, heals any sores or cuts. '\nDealers in good soap sell it.\nThe Albert Toilet Soap Co., Mfrs., Montreal.\nCatholic Prayer %\u00a3&\u00a3\u00a3?$*\u00a3.\nalnrs, Religious Pictures. Statuary, and Church\nOrnaments, Educational Works. ail orders rtr\noeive prompt attention. J), & J, gaflljgr & CO. .MODtieal\n< l>i5iJ. Ali; \"uN\" THE HANKS Ol*' Till: WAUASI1. Miuiy lioino.s nre* fiikd with and with sjrincss, Jany hearts aro torn an 1 with n tin : A VALUABLE\"CLAlS \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd - :,\/ 'T_rrz3i!!i!i!]iLriT,^iimTi \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"\ufffd\ufffd\" i.\"\ufffd\ufffd\"i' I -KY WILL MSENBEE. asked Billings, growing' in wit] r Buck Simmons walked behind the h mguish ! Jil,Se Prs\ufffd\ufffdrie-breakuiff plow, watching, , j with evident satisfaction, the choc\ufffd\ufffd- n,U \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd,,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd i3 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd,,,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd, ia ,ieep l&\ufffd\ufffdZ%\ufffd\ufffdj^\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd$\ufffd\ufffd est mourning, , of oxen that drew the'plow ware show-\" ing- no inclination to hurry through life, which disposition was in perfect harmony with Buck's own feelings on the subject. He did not believe in physical precipitation in connection with\" common labor. To be in a hurry seemed _ to him to be a species of folly that was < totally inexcusable, J On reaching- the end neorest the cabin | ho brought, t-he team to a halt, and, al- i lowing- the cattle -.<> graze oh'tW luxuriant grass, seated himself on the beam of the plow and lighted his pipe. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd -TJiero ai^'*\"' much better land than 'this m these parte,\" he mused, \ufffd\ufffd'an' as fer watermelons, it can't be beat this side uv the Rockies,\" A covered wagon, drawn, by a pair of shabby sorrel mules, came to a halt in the road close by, and a bushy-bearded man g-ot out. \"My-name's Billings\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdZeke Billings \" he said, as he came up to the spot Where Buck was seated; \"I'm looking- for a claim to buy. Can 'you\"direct, me. to where I can find a good one. which I could purchase at a reasonable figure?\" '\"Ye couldn't 'a' struck it better if ye'd 'a* searched fer a week,\" replied\" \"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"or the heroes in 'South Af:-.\\:\ufffd\ufffdi who are t-Liin. \" i--omo nre sleeping 'uc-uh the water.-* of Modder River, Hume lepose bjne.i'h a mound \" of Africa's cl iy; And their spirits 3:0111 to cry aloud for vengeance, In tlie Transvaal in South Africa! far .awuv. - j toriighl Oil, the moon shines down upon the Transvaal. 1 t * 1 \"\\Yhere the soldiers of (lie Queen in silence l.iy;'\" - May tliey rest in peace' the loved one.** who arc sleeping, \"In , Ihe Transvaal in South Africa far aw.-iy. Borne were thinking of their mothers, wives and sweethearts,'' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdSome were dreaming of the loved ones left at home; A complete, line of Hockey and Club skates. Also Hockey sticks now in stock. Tinsrnithiug and plumbing in con- nee'inn \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \",^\ufffd\ufffdM \"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"\ufffd\ufffd1\ufffd\ufffd\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd H-^^-w-ii-^sSS ..<\ufffd\ufffd--<\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd <>\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*. .,*,Fi.-i--r folk's grieving, Just was writing thorn irom far\" across the foam. When suddenly the orders', camo for action, One hundred Canadians fell in the 'fray; \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdThey fought with hearts both noble, brave and ^active, On the banks of the Modder river far away. ' Oh, the.moon shines down tonight , upon the Transvaal, Where tlie soldiers of the silence lay; , '\" \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'May they rest in peace ones who are sleeping, , \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdOn the 'banks of 'the Modder ' far away. * \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd r' BY ;& H. HALLAM, March 1st 1900. Victoria, B. Cl Queen' in the loved 1 river He Looked.Her Over. He had been 'devoted to' a pretty girl for some time when lie read this ' ,advice to\"a young man : \"Before marrying a girl look her mother over.',' He did so,with the.result that he married the mother.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdChicago , Times- 'Herald. ' - A Doej> ]\\ryster3*. , It is a mystery why .women endure ;Baclcache, Headache, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Melancholy, Fainting and dizzy spells when thousands have proved that Electric Bitters will quickly cure such troubles. \"I sufl'ered fo.r years with kidney trouble,\" writes Mrs. Phebri Cherley, of Peterson, la., \"and a lame back pained nie so I couid not dress and blowing- a cloud of emoke from his bcirdcd lips. \"That's fortunate,\" rasponded the stranger. f'Then I may 'infer that you can give me the desired information ?\" I \"Ye-'ve sea it.\" ' p \"TLank you. Is the land in question near here?\" , , \" 'Bout' six inches from vrhsre ye're standing.\" \"Ah, I see. Ycur own claim Is for \"It can he bought\" ' ' _ v \"How much land is in your olaim? A full quarter section?\" f \"Ye've sed it.\" -\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd , -\\ \"Is the land good?\" . j \"Think L'd be a-plowin' pore, land? What do ye take me fex? Must think I'm powerful 'fond uv work!\" ' \"No offense, I assm-e you,\" replied Billings. \"What advantages does your claim possess besides that mentioned ?\" ' \". 'Tain't more 'an four miles ter water.-\" \"Why, do ,you Call foiir miles\" Iroxa I Water close?\" ' ! ; .\"Ye would if ye'd hauled ii 86 miles jter one season.\" ' \"But,,! wouldn't live in. such\" a edim- try as that. A man wouldn't get anything but water-shauling done*\" . \"Thar warn't anything else ie?\" do tha.r.\" - \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' \"Didn't you raise any Ctfopa?-; ' \".Nary crop.\" ' \"What made you stay in Buch a country?\", ' _, , ' \"Couldn't git away,\" .... . \"What made 3'Ou go there?\" ? 1 \"Ter git a claim.\" \\ . \"Why, 'what on earth, could you want with a claim in a place like that?'* \"A man's g-ot ter meek a livbz'.\" \"Make a living ? How did you expect to make a living in a desert where nothing would grow?\" \"Sell my claim.\" . \"Blow did, you happen! to find a buyer?\" \"It alius rained oncet a- year; then we hus'led ter sell out 'fore the ground 'S'f; LEADING KOTJJ7, A' enQ T, Prop. Lager beer sold by the Keg'.or dozen bottles. Bottled Beer in Stock.. .t myself, but Electric Bitter-. :\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd, *, ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd> , ->JMtrs yy& jQUBiea ter sen out 'i'ore the a: wholly cured mo, and although 73 dried. That was our bizy time\/' years old, I now am able to do all my \"~\" ' \" housework.\" It overcomes Constipation, improves appetite, gives perfect health. Only 50c ut P. D. Hope's drug store \"What do you' suppose a man would think of you for selling- him such a claim?\" . ,. \", \"I neveo* stayed ter see.-' \"X suppose not. What did the man that .bought your Claim do when he found out what kind of a place he bad got into.?\" . ' \"Lived thar tili the next rain.-5* 'JWheub then ?\". . (\\He sold out ter another feller. The west .is a great edicatcir.\" k. feller .^an't stay hyarloiig an'bea'-fendcrfoot. .Ye'll say so 'fore ye're hyar 6. year. Ntors heal all kidney, livr-,- a..\ufffd\ufffdi stomach troubles. , The hatha and waters are an invalu ble remedy for silver urn! ,'ead poison- IjuU for b.ilr.. *i,.(.,'.. y 10 t,\ufffd\ufffdHll. Lots for sale in all pari3 of town, Monoy to loan. A Kent for !varn and Williams pianos. Have oilier special bargains. Before investing tec Box 17. D. J. Elmer. 50 YEARS' KIPERIENCE Ye've scd it.\" \"What would you call a fair price for your claim?\" \" 'Bout er thousan* dollars.\" . -'A tboMMnd dollars: Why.jnan, I can get. as good a claim as can* be found m the county for S200. Remember you can give no deed, but only quit your claim.\" \"I likewise knows all that; but this ven? ain't no common claim. Say $500?\" '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdtfo. Two nfty is tho most J can g'lVv.\" \"Then, the claim's yonrn \" '\" \" ' \"Very well. I -will como back in a few dayn and have the papers feed Sir Trade Marks Designs Copyrights &cl a^uPnJ^Pr!11^ a skot(*h and descrintlonmay ?, J\ufffd\ufffdh ^s?erUliL1 ?\\,r opinion free whether an nrPJo 0n. s Probab r patentable. CouiOTunicp: ' is.Ptnctlyconlidontial. Handbook oil Patent^ sent free. .Oldest .isriicj- for securlnp patents. I'-itonts taken through Munii & Co. rocelVe '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd epccuil notice, without chnrae, In tho That Beemfl fair-like; but I puts it like this: Ye're a stranger ter me- an' mebby ye comes back,\" an' inebby Vo don't. If I holds .this yere claim fcr ye ye pays me'\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd.oow.^.i^haod* the rest-ter .be.-.paid in tiiree days, when ye gits the claim.\" . -..,;,, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ,. . ; The .stranger took out;a book, and writing the desired , documents, g-ave taiem to Buck to sign, while hp r.imr ed out the -required'\"sum of m^eVil Ar^-^--^'ft:^^ ^^^''.1^ with it?\" terested. \" 'Tain't hardly worth ' repeatin.', went on Buck, in. a careless tone, \"I puts it, tliat it ia jealousy uv them, see- in' I've got ,the best claim in the settlement Li you seed one uv them fellers it's likely he'd say that thar can't , be no water got on this yere claim. 1 Ile'd say that the well-borer war hyar an' bored about COO feet an' got no water. That would be a lie, 'cause he only bored 400 feet-, but I'll alius believe lie'd >' got water ii he'd 'a' bored deep enough. Then some object ter the' claim 'cause, thejr-'says I've settled on a school \"section, which ain't open for settlement, an' that I'll haf ter git off soon as a school board ia organized. But how the Sam Hill do they know who the school board's goin' ter be, an' how can they tell what they're gom' tor do 'fore , they're elected? Some people does meek me havo that tired feelin-\"!\" \"Why, if that is the case,\" broke in Billings, \"I don't know as\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-\" ',. \"I ain't through yit,\" .put in Buck^ .Let me tell, ye ail the onary skunks aire doin' ter ruin the re-perta,shun uv this yere claim. Some puts it that, it is too cloBa ter the line uv'the Injun .territory, an* that the road agents an* \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdroubei-H would kill a teller o,1\"a.\ufffd\ufffd -fsf*.- aa he could come hyar, ..in- that sich vwaua anvirunmenta woifld he. B t0 s^' ia that case\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\" \"I ain't through yit,\" continued Buck _la an honest man,'an' b'lieves in tell. in the whole story which them slanderers Aire so fond uv exaggerate*. Some puts it that the anaiks on this yere claim is its greatest drawback, an ter hear 'em talk'ye'd think that aJeJler couldn't stay hyar 15 minuets without bein' swaliered by them; but wait till I tells ye the true facts. Now' these yere anaiks aire perty'bad, 'less ye know how ter take 'em. A feller -must,wear high boots an',keep his eyes peeled. Then I wears er buskskin suit under my other clothes, which has saved my life more 'an once, Now, thar was ituggy Jones, who lived over thar on the next claim. .He comes over ter see\" me one day, 'lowin he ain't afeared of no snaik livin'. He warn't the man ter listen ter no reason; he comes a-wearin' of ,them low dude gaiters,- an' the first thing- he knows he's bit with one uv them snaiks. Well, he slobbers 'round a little,- takes a fit, try- in ter kill everybody, then curls up an' dies deader 'au Moses. ,'Twarn't my fault, seein* as how he had be^h warned; but eomo folks will be fools. Uv course,- accidents will sometimes happen, even with the most keerf ul. Thar's my wife, -Mandy, now. You couldn't find a keerfuler woman 'an her, but it all happened like this: One'night one iiv them dad blamed, snaiks gits an' hides itself in the bed, an' the first thing we knows Mandy is bit. It warn't her fault, fer who'd think uv wearin' snaik pertectersinthebed? Well, she pumps a gallun uv my best whisky down her throat,, an' it kinder newteralizes that yere pizen, so instead uv dyin' she only has some fits. Mandy ain't no slouch in a skirmosh, an' when them fits comes on ye'd be safe in 'lowin' that I had j my hands full. She gits the corn-knife, 'lowin' that everybody is after her, an' I out she g-oes,, slashin* at everything, dangerus like. It's about daylight by this time, an' she meets Sol Miller, who is out early lookin' fer hie mules. She me-cks fer him, on' Jfoi*e he gits on ter what eho's drivin' at, she has sliced off one ov his years, an; he only 'scapes by beiu! oao ov tho best runners in the settlement. *She next slashes the Head uv my best dog off, an' after'she had sliced fiia tail off one uv my hosraes, I finally ropes her. She gets quiet like after awhile, but them fite will come back oh her\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'* c \"That is enough,*' interrupted the stranger, \"I wouldn't lite on this c-aitn for all the- land hi the ce;ir,K-. g;*p3 ^c. back'my raor-ey, ar,u --re ivUI'ca'i the titidfi \"ir.\" -. ^^.__... ^.^ \"No, wc don' fc,\" replied Bac7{. \"Ireck- ,on tlie contract don't say nothin' ibont givin the money back. If ye want the claim, pay tho rest an' it's 3-ourn; but Lf not, the 25 is mine. That's the contract.\" Ho was interrupted by a shriek which issued from the cabin, and the next moment tbe figure of a woman emerged from the door and came running wildly across the prairie, flourishing a corn knife about her. head. \"Blame my cats, that's Mandy hfivin' one ttv them fits!.\" cried Buck. \"Look out fer yorself an' team.'ofranger; while1 I runs fer a rope!\" But Billings did not wait to listen. With one bound he ml ih his wagon, and a moment later had lashed the mules into a gallop and was disappearing down the trail in a cloud of dust. Buck darted around, the cabin, the women in hot. pursuit,-and this was kept up till the stranger was well out' I \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd;r===~:^^ of sight. Then the.two went ihto the I J5:09 for Moose Jaw .iWbdon, Win* house. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\".....'. . \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"..\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd __ .-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd''..-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd....\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd .- - \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd. ' . \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd . KS NEW CASH STOllE. Of the many persons who have visited our store since our open- ing- and left our store , satisfied, gives us reason to believe that our goods and prices pleased them. When people make a n.nd it makes them happy. Give us a visit and you will find prices far .below. what you expected they would be^ We have provided largely for the substantial and useful, and a better stock of , j DRY GOODS', \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd HOUSE FURNISHINGS, CLOTHING' FOOT- \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd WEAR GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HARD- . \" \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd , ' WARE, TINWARE, & C.. Waa never ,J...!A. ixiiH vicinity, i) i t3? gathered together in Yours for .values CO 610UKS AX CRA.ViinOOK MiD -MOYIK. ' 1 r * Opposite tho Hotel Kootenay, Victoria St JXni't forget (ho stand Owing to a contem'pla^d clinngo in business I'will sell the , balance of my Men'a Sui-a, Pant?, Tweed, and Fancy Vests etc.,-at\"greatly reduced ptices. ' ' \" My groceries are fresh and good,' an J, will be closed out , at a great reduction also. \" -\", \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd , , ' This opportunity won't last long.' Move .quickly,\"and take advanlagc'of it. t \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd The Busy Store at the Busy Corner. , \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ', C0KNEH OPrOSITE POSTOFEiCB. Outside Orders Given Strict Attention. S. J. WHITGOMB - WILDEY LODGE NO Meets, every Monday evening ih their hall on Victoria streot. Sojourning Odd Fellows cordiallyinvitc-d. House painter, grainer, glazier arid- pap'efhanger. All work on perfect sur- : face guranteed. Price's according to quality and otock required Moyie, B. 0.\" R. A. S.'tlTH, K. C-. a. t. Kennedy; tkeas. F. I. MOORE, B. S. F.'J. SMYTH, F. S. CHAS. P. CAMPBELL, Funeral Director and Embalmer. Graduate of Champion College oi the United States. Upholstering and general furniture\" repairing. Office and store, Aiken's block, near Canadian Bank of Commerce. Telegraph and nniil orders promptly attended to. Cranbrook, B. C. N PACIFIC and Boo Lin\ufffd\ufffd., Moyie Miners' pnion \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd> \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd - , , *< \"Meets in.McGregor hall' every Tuesday evening. Sojourning members are cordially invited to attend. II. H. DlMOCK, p. t. SSIYTII, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd President. Secretary Moyie Board of Trade Meets in the Moyio school house on the first Wednesday \" evening of each month at S o'clock sharp. (* \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdJ. P. Fap.rell, Pres. A. P. MACDOXALD A. T, CLARk, Vice-Pres. ' , Sec'y. Meats'and Poultry 'For. the Holidays, We\" are better prepared than ever Id servo the people of South Eust 'Kootenay in our line. TJiobcst of treats, Tdrkoya, Chickens? Ducks, Pislj and Oysters'. See the annual display, ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd SHOPS A'l ' Moyie - Fort Steele' Cranbrook Fernie Wardner buy vonsELP a Fc, Vour Eastern Trlp,v is Your Ticket Rraris yja io Ste ^hat i \"St* Eugene International. Barber shop and \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd & bath rooms, ' , \" % B. STONE, Prop, Nt. hi.-yene Mine, - M <*?tw?yv* -r* \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*\ufffd\ufffd t 3t.-\ufffd\ufffd\" r irscao-rxsnr- o)io B. C aSM _ . \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdJChNfrSTCTSC'r C\ufffd\ufffd' I Ji J. MUKPHT & CO.'S CANMDIAN- PACIFIC First-Claps Sleepers on All Trains ' IW|M>II<,.**'I \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"-\"\ufffd\ufffd**'WiUL^Ot-^r-tJiaii.1M.JITMJ ^\ufffd\ufffd^^>^rT1M^K from Ilovelatoko and Kootenay Ldg. TOUKIST GARS. Pass .Dunmorc Jet daily for St. Paul, Saturdays for Montreal and Boston, Mondays and Thurtjdavs for loronto. Same cars pass Itoveuloka one day earlier. TRAINS DEPART. SJ'-i_f0r Kaeld; Nclso\"> Rossland, p \"S tylORX MOYIE, r,, C. \ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd BUY GOODS, BOOTS' AND SHOES. LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHINGS. Cull and inspect our clothing. Tho most Up to date stock ii: town. Xi. \ufffd\ufffd.' s: JOISS I'JJAXUiKK, i>.ir>. s. Offlco rind Kbsid'ciico CltANBROOK; MOYIE; B. C. Slocan boundary points, Eevelstbke, Main .Line and Pacific Coast. Photography II! A jiandsomely illustrated *.7eeKlr. Tinrecl, rlr- sulation.of any acieiitiflc journal. \"'J'crraH \ufffd\ufffd3 a & Co.36,Broadway. New Ynrk i Office. f,2fl F HC W,shi\"to\" I), c. ., . . -.. .\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ^v*--.i JJCU.U. the papers signed, Billings said:... , \"That ilxes the matter aU right'' I \"^11 come back in three 'days and .pay the rest of the money and take -ooa- session. of the claim,\" i \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \" . '.,.'\" 7 .He. was about to rkrace;his steps' to. his wagon when Buck stopped him f \"Ye've sed it! him. .It alius does!\" \"L.reckon, he^gone ior good\/'.ia-i^ snaik storj' fixed \"ITcnv\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdroAKjVjlia you get out df Ihir. Foit Sale.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdA six. room house and lot in Lake Shore addition! For particulars1 apply at this office. - .\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdResidential lots $125 for sale. See D, J. Elmer. nipeg, etc.'and all Eastern points connecting at Macleod for Calgary Edmonton, etc. . Christmas ; is coming. Get ypur pictures taken' to spnd home. 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