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Oicton, Sept. 25.\u2014Creston -is en-\nloyiu_ \u25a0. goCd 8ie\u201ejyi i)t_lth7 growtn\n\u00abnd i.hcu the rich \/arming country'.\n-vlni-L surrounda it becomes a little-\nbettor a.nnrovod it will be one of the,\nmost prosperoustowns on the Crow's]\nNest line. Fruit and vegetables of all\nkinds can be grown in abundancerand\n\u25a0Heck raiding has become an ' industry\nc* no small importance.\nThe reclamation farm, which is close\n, to liero, has 9,000. acres of the finest\nj kind of farming land, a 'good portion\nI? A Yt&R\njJ 'rr-iTT-VT** *-.-\u00ab- \u25a0\" \u2022-\u25a0 ;- rt\nI\nJg iMi.IIl3yII.tjB |S L MF \" ,,i0h' ^ U,Kler oultiTO\u00abon- ^e\nZ \" ' ' ! ff0ft Cf dykin*J iS \u00b00ijlS \"leadilv along,\nM . ,. j and, wiih, better success than here-J\n1 Company will JW,' tt\u00abi,- tct?;\\,\u201e ._ _ \u25a0 '. \/ : I\n-_\u00a3\u2022\u00a3\"* -\"\\\n\u25a0_^<>3\nTo any one who shows\n,, the largest' cash ' pur-\nChase in ,our store for\none; week\/ beginning\n.' Saturday morning- until next Saturday-night\nat B:30, can have their\nchoice o,f a suit of\n, clothes free out of our\nlarge and. assorted ..,\n< .stdcfc of over 100 suits; < }f\nWeflnditpays.toad-' f\nvertise. and let people *\nknow what we have to\n\u25a0offer. The bargains offered ' last week, were\nspeedily -taKen. advantage of, .arid:the.same\n., prices hold good.\n, \u25a0_; TljUs s}3\u00a7ciai offer ir?.-\neludes J'clothing*, dry\ngoodsf un'd-e'rwearV ,ih\nhoots and shoes, and all }a\ni^rids of goods, except $\\\ngroceries, .Each cus- M\n'tomerwill. get a cash\nreceipt for\"goods mir-\nchased, and the party\nyyho can show the most\nin the aggregate \/ft\namount at 9:30 next (&\nAdjusted\nChicago.\nim a hot\nand,wiih, better success than here-.)\nCompany Will Soon, Hold U^'the town-does not have to'dc'U],' ' ' A tTv^ut ' \u25a0\n'.Annual Meeting and p8\"^0\"'\"^^^^\np.n\u201e<* w-_ ^ mine,a.big aiivei-iead property oniyj Have'Commenced, 'and\nt\\yo miles from he-re, will* esumo opera- - \u25a0 - -\nticija lUsoon -as tho price of, tbeae\n['me-jala go a little -higher' in ,. value.\n| There are also some other good pro-\nTile money has been rawed for 'he 1 P\u00b0r,ti6a n\u00b0a'f h\u00b0re' which wiI1\"80rae day\ncompletion of th\u00ab Sullivan smelter\" af,reShipi'Cr\"- aod dividend payers!\nW-...-..M,. n. . \u25a0 \" la. tbe town thiB mercantile interests\nFaaa &\nplendid stool\nAnnual Meeting and\nleot New,Officers\n\u25a0' - 'for Same \" .\n- Grreater Number of\nMen'Employed\/'1\nGeo. llunro arid R. J. Long are cun\n'ducting lirdt class' hoteld* nnd the\ntraveling public can be assured of the\ni,\u201e\u201ei. ^r . , \u25a0 , . '..\n(Is\n6S\n,. --- --...mu MOCK,\n\">ch has U-\u00abn'on the decline since\ntlie trouble over tbe delayed v,-0rk occurred some iirao ago.,, - '\nThe Canadian LVeWhaa completPfi\nthe survey from Ximberly to the- Su'l-'\nImn mine and-will hayo the tram- .. -- ---\t\nJrom the,road to the- min\/* a <'.' tl r- . j rt:\"11Jenc,J'\"i -iei'e,arj\"-ong those worthy of\n\"'one and a 'half mile\/ V^l!\"cT \"\" \"\nwuhiu OO'days, _There will l,.\/som(\nAeeitlement of the fight between'\nthe Coeur d'Alene mine owners'and\ntho smelting trust hae been made at\nm aioo__ the conference in Chicago. The rail- are now occurring warrant - tho\n- -\u00ab- ton, and the- smelting company holders to hold the ,-ice of same fi,\u2122\n\u25a0nake8,acatof.UatononitschamfiB. ^,i\u201e ,\"i_ -;-1\" : ' 8amo firm \"\nJ 'IN- ABU\"SOASC\"E,'sUimODKl)iJ .\n|MOBBISSEY,B.C.\n\u00abjj The recent -strikes 'here and'?\n_g elsewhere show the imnortance if\nj[ of Coal and Coke.,; \" \u25a0 7 ' r>\n| JIOIililSSEY Coal mines will & '\n^ always be worked to their - full k.\n^i capacity, which, insures \"a large 2\no and steady payroll for this place. *\n^ Any careful, intelligent investor f '\n\u25a0% who will eraminb tho resources ?*.\n^ surrounding Morrisgey, will be- %\n^ come convinced .that when h\u00ab k'\n% buys real estate here at present \u00a3\n\u00ab*\u2022 prices, he is purchasing at a low K\n^ price property that will bring \u00a3f'\nJ bun splendid returns. Lots on ff,\nM easy payments. , $\n1) ' MORRISSSV TOW>'8XTB CO. i^'\n{J, Thus. Craliaii, Afft. HEOBltr3SJEY. jj\nb *4t \u2022\u00a3>s'\"^\"'^^^-^v^'^---\"*<^rT^i^^^^ ,\nr\" \u2014\n1 \"H'o^lcJe.,\nTo the stockholders of the Similka-\nmeen Valley Coal Company, Limited;\nand. all v\/hom if may concern:\nP-eceat 'development of the com- '\npany's coal lands and conditions that\nare now occurring warrant - the -\nbest of accommodations\nThen\nire some\nsubstantial\n,ti- ., ' *\u25a0 -.\"nil:\ndelay m getting t[ic machinery there\nbut the,..meker will be liblc i0 8lR;,'\nsome time in December: Tin, '..nt'H-e'\n;n.<',Sftlliyjui was to'have held u\u00ab.\n\u25a0>nm-\u00abl ripetrijr J:,b_ ?,rIJndi_vl; \" bm\noe:nB '- t:;* '-t^-c.'' of -^n{ltor\nTtirrr-f j'.'v*':'~f,..';',' -V\/-' .. \u25a0 , -' \u25a0 i i>ore\u2014to Jir, p.t\nponed anU^'pro^iC'L h\u00a3l %\u00a36fr S^'^* \"\n^\ntime next week. ^ yew officer* will\ntlicis bp eioctod for ihe coming year.\nThere is coui-ider^hlo 'demand for\nmen lit ATarysviile', \u00bb ' '\".\u2022\nSaturday night > can\nhave the choice of a\nsuit of clothes free at\n.. AD DITKWiir, LOCALS.\nThv delinquent tax .list for this\ndistrict appeared in the Fort Steele\nProspector hist week. The \"list can be\nUeeu at the courthouse.\n-.\u00ab% 1 It is almodt ,-m assured fact ihat, the I\nmakes,a cut of $1 a ton on its charges\".\nIn addition there are other concessions\nwhich make the reductions\"amount to\nabout H a ton in the case of -most of\nthe mines, '\n-- nuiiuj ui At the same lime the rnineowners\noufciou belong to Mr.' F.\"G. |set the ^^i \\o increase their' ship-\nmentajn tlie aggregate from about*\n8,000 to 12,000 tons a mouth. Ship-\nmen is under the new scale have commenced and it is expected that, the\nforce of men in'the miues which are\naffected will be increased about '25 \u25a0 percent.\nThe new arrangement is expected\nto mean increased profit to the mine-\nowners amounting to $100,000 a month\nor$1,200,000 \u201ea year.' That' is done\n-without raising the price of lead, which\nis fb;ed at 3\u00a3 cents a pound.\nThe Goriienince .waa'held a. Chicago\n.and was attended by D. jr. H-jy^.an,\npresident\"of the'\"Prised Consolidated\nj special in\nUtile and lid Mallandaiiie.\nCrestoii is also the borne of Lord\n-sholto Douglass, 'nephew of the\nMarcus of (.iuceuabury. Jxjrd Sholto\nhas u-beaiitiiul residence not far from\nthe town, the furniture alone for\nwhich cost, over $2,000:\nJue Wilson in constable ami E. N.\nMurphy niiniug recorder.\nBom\u2014to Jir. cad Krr?t Joe \\y'nS0ll\n,i-pCAL NEWS.\nliin Farrell has gone to llossland tu\nwork.r \". -'- ' 'j'.'.- f ,\n\u00ab, r'. ; c |i\u00absaiutfui-oi too I'-risGo\" Consolidated\nKin^W^67- '^ ^^^^ .fm\\\u00ab\u2122**\u00bby> -,-^ntin, the\u201emh^\n\" }' owners; Traffic Director Stubbs, re-\nand at a good'\"figure. The company\nare not' offering Treasury stock at'\npresent at any price: ' '\nSirbilkameen Valley Coal Co., Ltd.\n, ItogariUnff IleciBtration.\nPersons'' who are noV'bh,- the voters'\nlist of South East Kobtenay do\" not\nneed to have their ;names ' registere'd\nagain. Jt i3 absolutely\" essential;\ntherefore, that all those who are not\non the voters' lists at tho Drbeen t time '\nm order'to obtain a vote, i must see\nthat their applications are han'ded ' in '\"\nto the collector at the properoffice'viz.. \"-'\nthe Court House. This must be'done'\nbefore nexto .Monday, ' gept.' 29tii .\nConstable A. D. Drummond has \"tlie\nnecessary blanks, etc., for registration'' \"\nfro m\nmi\n*\/^ Bast'Kootenay Lumber Co.'will erect-1\nand\nJohn Blackburn returned\nPineiier Creek yesterday.\nA splendid dance was given at the\nManhattan hotel Tuesday'evening\nd\\\nttf\nM\npresenting the Harriman line ; a representative of the Hill interests and\nof the smelting trust.\nWhy you should buy\nm Tim cmwim\nV\na largo sawmill between Yahk\nTochty stations on\nriver shortly.\nthe. lower Movie\n3&\nH uWi If\nw\n8 il b g S 8 _ _ , _\nJaid Up Capital $8,000,000.\nWW& HUBERT HAINES,\" MGR\n' METAL MARKET.\nXj-iy York\u2014Bar silver, 51-f cen\"s\nLead, ft. 12_. Copper, r-lL.'K>. '\nLo.ni>j,v\u2014Load, \u00a310, I','..-. 7jt\n' \u00a3A5-t KooncxAY Kroci-r.\nAsked, Bid\nCrow's >7est Coal ^,30 q0\nSt.. Eugene \"50 40\n-*^or(ii Star 20 1S.J\nSullivan c ,-\u25a0!. ,-,-i\ntheir company, says' ihe Nelson ;News!\ns\nF. J. Hill, >ccounhaiH for the\" St! TTx^T ^ ZT* ^^ '\nEugene company,' was down to. Nelson You^ ^ ' ^ ?\"\u00bb***' \u2122\u00ab D. R.\nthis week. \u25a0 o.0'U.?g' inau,lS,Qg ^'rector of the\n,\u201e. ,',\u2022 \u201e , . aimilkamoen Valley Coal Co., Limited\n_ I here will be -Presbyterian services have returned from their eastern trip\nmUiehall tomorrow at the usua 1 (in connection with the business\"\nMrs. Jamcd Cronin and Miss Linden\nare spending .1 day or two in Cranbrook.\niteui R. Campbell & Cv.'a ad this\nr\/eek and learn how to get a suit oi\nelotlu-s free.\nPrank Clapp ._ }\npresenting the East Kootenay Botllin.\nCo., was in town yesterday.\nMiss Maggie McLeod passed through\nBecause it is tlio best quaiitv.\nBecause it is the most testing cbov\/,\nUMIIi JAXDAR1T let, 1904.\nBocause-we cuarantee every plng-.'and\nBeoaui-e your dealer is authorized to refund\nyour money if you are not satisfied.\nThe Emhke Tobacco Co., Ltd. .\nIheir trip was an eminently vnni^n-.ii, * \"\"~\\~ ~~\"J-\"^ iiiUi<- aoouc 1,000\nm.cOTsWu, o,. ia-t,Mt \u00ab,\u201e ^?^CkJ&1^^xsZ\u00a3: ass\ned What !)]\u00ab\u2022 awrlocl o,,.: tn ,,\u201e I South MO cu.ios, Uicnoe we,t Jo cVl\u201e. \"J\nJill\"* 7-irNi.i*- \u00ab\/ ~ \"***u.(fcJii^ IQ\nne pemt oi commencement, containingr640\nacres moro or less. > 'DOKALD GRvnt\nDated September 1st, mo* WvAInT.\nfor Men.\ned what ihey started out to do,\nof Cranbrook, rc_j \u2122Iat ^ey\/onnd British Columbia\nj investments in none too great demand,\nowing to the, unsatisfactory returns I : ~ * ' -\u2014\u2014___\nfrom ono cause and another, tbey \"had I yn'r \u2022 ,' N0T1CE-\nWloj^lson. \u2022 financier* :a Oluceo an,-) ,ho other I'\"l\"\u00b0d \"\u00ab-\u00bb\"\u00bb\u00bb fi**>l \u00bb.\u00ab\",.!\n^ja.iue-M.onci,. L. B. Murray. 8finr**_ I Commencintr at a post planted at tho Kortl\nJoseph J.UCUW.WUI 13 iiu.nine j \u2022i-idf*.r*-..'--n<-'-. n d *\\r I r-r.,, . v,w^_,Ki.\n,arra\u201epo,Uents to t,kJ over Ih o Co*,\u2122-1 h ?%,\" \u00b0y' J?',1-' ifu\"^- secre- E,S Z^l'ij\"?C,' pl?nlM \u00ab .\"\u00b0 ?\u00bb\u00ab*\nofToronto,are eomina west afc \u201e\u201e'' h^in-V thence EMt so .^ ' \u00b0\"C\u00b0 *\u2022-?\"*>\n-^S SPACE IS* BBSERVSD EOE\nIt has been generally supposed thai\nThe tllSn .1 Caleb Ames, formerly of Moyie, was\ni-ib man WnO dood. Calebialivingnear Port Hill,\n0U_7S hiS\" ShOeS lda\u00bbP. \u00ab-\u00bb** *s very much alive\n'from us needs . !i{!V'K w> st\"\n\u2022tti\/In.r. rv^T interesting lecture on \"Cranks ol , ,-. -> j \u00ab\u2022\u00ab ..^umueii\njUClgC Ollly Of Modern Socioty\" in J-rewry'u huildin- 3l,bject l0 the \u2122\u00bbg at 7':30 o'clock; sribiect. \"Th n L^c^'orth ico elniuis. Ih^A^^ .^^\napleford delivered an,\ninteresting lecture on \"Cranks ol lst0\/z of lLu; fompnny' was negotiated\nof Toronto, are coming west at on^o __\u00ab*-V^-e Kast so^ | hcnS Sou'th'S\nwith a view to consollduting the two ^g! ? tbo '10ilIt\u00b0f oomneaoonout, CalS\ncompanies as soon as the promoters' Cs 1U0r0 or Ie-S3\"'\nstock is all pooled and a few other j , AU?\"NJE ca.meron,\ndetails are arranged. ', ''' Dated September 1st, 190 > Timbcr Limit x0. 2.\nThe sale of a hrge block of treasury\n*.,>!- \/-,. il,,. \u2014 ..'_ <- . \u25a0'1\n.OTICE.\nBadlng Ladies and Gents furnishers.\n_:n- ^ . . |Cook arrived hero ThuraUiiy from | KUimay aciiool nt 3 p. m. Preach. I\u00abXiTc?l.r.7T-\"ff^^ Pdm\npOintS 01 Style ^terborough,. Out., and will make | iug at ?:30 o'clock; subject, ''Thc&%\u00b0\u00bb^e^\n\u2014-Cher, ' (Apostolic Prayer Meeting.\" Hymns \u00a3_3\u00a3SBAffi^ -^ff^' \u25a0\nStone has opened a ba-ber lfor this servicc IS\u00abi, 191, 25G. lunicii September 1st lao- D- \"\u25a0\"\u2022 \u00ab*ii\u00ab\\.\"NT.\nand Service. It's 1 i\n1 \"'\" \"'\u2022-'-\u2022 - \u2022 for this service IS'l, 191, 25G\n-^r\u2014\u2014\u00bb\u25a0\ntheir home here\ni. . I ^r* R- Stone lus opened a ba\"ber\nfcO Olir interest shop in the McGregor block, which\n\u25a0*\"\"* ~~~* \u25a0 will be open on Wednesday and Sat\nurday of each week .- tf\nto sell you a satisfactory shoe\nCome and you will\ncome. A. E. MARSHALL, Pastor. I-\nbe made we]-\n'1\nV>W\nft ' 'I\n?.i.\n-'-I'-S'.Sl.NJ.mt BIIOS, A'ropS. ...\n''-'*<-' sample room' iu \u25a0 coniio.'olion\nn'lth ^use-01 commercial men.; 'Uost\n-., -;-^- --,t --\u2022\u25a0\nI , w.'--\u2014 ->-_ *.tiC. J.\nhave: decided-\"to close my\nstore for the present, and I\ntrust it.wil) only be for >\ns.iprt time.' I -win., bn\npleased at all times to an- \"'-\nswer\"inquiries and supply '\nyour wants ,from 6^.-\nbrook Any account remain ng unpaid 1 wduld\n, us-^thafrtuoy be remitted to\nmo at once as I am, any...\nJousi .to close the boot's\ng. h;\nIER.\n- 1\n, 1\n,.,.,|\n'; 1\n-.; 1 ' 1 -\nA \u2022\nI'-'!\"\n( '\nl\nB0WSERAFTjKRJJ0()7\n'S\nlo\nFINDS HE\nSPRING\nNEEDS OLD FASHIONED\n\"3EER FOR HIS SYSTEM.\n*<-d a round\nhe mud iii- td\n.-. .it:-.- sipiash-\nlie <*'>!iiv!i'-d\npermit tli.i-f*\nH> Goes Ont to Do Som\nBattles' With\ne DlRKing? and\n\u00ab Farmer \u2014 Latter is\nConvinced That the Searcher'. Action*, Are Suspicion*.\na htiimdi-iiT l-'i.v. ami lu\nll.'.'ll Wl'.U C\\JKVl,'IIH-.l.\non b'*, eyebrows -red th,\ntd out id' Ins hhv*., ;-\naround, hut lie didn'i\ntrifim- incidents to iuti'rri.pl Hie h.ir-\nniony of the occasion, it was 0ulv\nwhen lie paused beioiv a milkweed\nplant that was getting jeady f..r a\nspring boom ihat he be-an to d'.tuht his\n{Copyright, 1902, bv C. B Low's] \u25a0 1\\I\"mvI'\"d-\"-\" of 1'OOtology. IJ[p was disr-\nJT was a mornfnfl- of fiJad sunshine ' ^ m,U \"P t0 See w,K'tI)0r j* was sarsa-\n-^aoftskJesand^rn^r fi \" ^ S\u2122* flatf w!ie\u00bb '\u00bb\" ^\n, but Mr. Bowser got ,i7 it ' '\" T Vb\u00b0 \u00b0wued tlJt' ur'\u2122v:.l. ^'\u00bb\n'ogy. At breakfast lie J nt \u00a3 ' * V \"lort\"a^- \u00ab'\"\"' that way look-\nnppetlte. and he dragged IPs le's as * \u25a0 \"%\u00a3* f Sl\"Y' ,,0\u00ab-\nwont up stairs, and .Mrs. Bowse,- final ,\/' wu, ^!l \/\"? ,0?,-in' foi,?\"' \"e nnoried.\nly said: '\u25a0'th suspicion in his tones.\n\"'I think you ought to Joi 'up on smok serSronrl '^i^'\/replied Ming for n week or so and get the nico \u00a3_ bioocl ' \"^ \u00b0\ntine out of your system.\" ! ,, u0\"'\n\"Wbnr has smoking to do with if>' I ,\"\"^.' do Je Mvlnt milkweed and\nhe at once demanded. , ' | sizimk s cabbage to make ver tonic'\n'T think you smoke i.o much. It j ^VJ\/ ,** ^ \"S *V0\u2122S ^^\nn,a> be- however, ihat you have -towi. I , , ^ bo l)e &* nnybow?\"\ntoo fat ag-ain.\" \u00b0, \u2022 j My name Is Bowser.\"\n'Too,fat again.' When was I ever too \u2022' ', \"* \"evt,r ,lcVm- of \u00ab hefore, but I\nfat before? There isn't an ounce of 17- I ?,OT * Hke th\u00b0 so\u00bb\u00bb\" of it. Sou: ds like\n\" ! the name of a man wIl0._ 8l(lfl| \u00a3\n- d be much obleeacd to ve if ve'd roof\nyerself out of this.\" \" ' ' *\n\"I want to Und some spring roots \"\nprotested .Mr. \u201eOW8Pr \u201e ,\u201e, e\u00a3k1\u2122*\nanger back; \"sarsap-irilla. spi,eb\u201es\n\u25a0card of root beer. Our mothers used\nto make it for the blood, you'know\"\nlos. I niny hev.\" replied (lie farmer,\nalso heard -of hog (hie\no\no\n\u25a0\u00a9-\nG\nO\no\n\/i baving |\nEntan\niemen\nn iii.dei**tni'd that il w;:*. for v.<:.,\n\\?\u00b0n>oraium() \/u^i,:\ni '-'-\u00ab--*- cuii,,)uny u;---\u00ab'i4i(*\nbeen consid-'- \u2022 huv\u00ab\n(-or his men. It\nfull:\nand ihoughtfii'nes-s\nis worth quoting in\nfoj'mimr\ncul*'lllUl)j\nby\nPfdl.\ncall.\n''Vll\u00ab'\u00ab.'a\nwere al-\nThe\nbelieve in\nways unjust\"\nvoice was low and tense.\ngirl drew aside impatiently. '\n''Mr. Ludlow, - win you* kindlv dis-\nentanffle those skates, or nt least let\nus step out of people's wav.\"\nHer cheek*;\nside\nthem enrious-\n\"but I've\nI've missed a spoiled boir.\nc. es.\nand if ye've\n*tp'\u00ab \"\u00bb\u00bb HI roller yP lo statP prison \u2022\u2022\n\" \u25a0**? you old pudding head, do vou\nmean to insult me?\" shouted the r\"oo\nit'll he the\nXT T,OOKFJ> AT BTSTOXGU* IS THE CLASS j tlUll.\ntro fat on me. and you know It Vou\nseem to wane to pick a fuss ibis morn\nm\nseeker ns he boiled over at lost.\n.\"(.'it outer my woods or\nwuss for ye!\" \u201e . D ,, ,\n\"I won't do It.'\"\n\"Then I'll uinke ye!\"\n. There was A mortal combar. The\nfarmer was the olde.si and had a bow tc\nil* bac,-V l\\ut Wr- Bowspr was the-fat,\nest and bad le*s wind, it wasinrj ev\nfor five minures,\nI _ . , -vore atlame. Nell\nJ priestly luid j,,st leaned ovor' the\nof her cotter'to -raze ni\nly. standing thus before ihe I'alaee\ndru*o\nserious a matter with her. and she had\nthought be placed too light an estimate\non her love because\u2014.because\u2014well, no\nIsnne'man should treat lightly so sen-\nous an affliction as a retrousse nose.\nShe rose'and poised graeefullv on'\nI her skates., Ludlow stretched out his'\nhands, and her own cuddled Into his\nconfidingly. Across the lake they sped\nlooking straight into each other's evo.s.'\n'\"*ou (indersiand me better now\nHelen.\" he pleaded. \"Tell me. dear'\nthat you believe I loved you -alwavs\"-'\n;. She really wanted to reply hi ihe\n, les he longed (o hear, but it was n\nnovel experience to see bin. so dea.ilv\nj\" earnest. She shook her head slight\n\"Oh. raster, you've not been praetie-\nHe had not sent \\ln?n^\/a]a! A8a !?!e\"dt?r ^u\"re\nrJ'i'<-'< wo pairs oi ska tess wnng apart ' evU ^n^ !\u00b0\u00b0k \u00b0?me Jl)to b,s ''Oiipsi\nbui be kept dose to her side. I IZJn ' 'SP \u00b0\" \"\u00b0r ,,,,mJs '\"O-Sened\n\"As long a3 .vf,v\u00ab. S0l)e rl)is fnp_,'!_J!i \"'\"* \" f\/l^llsli Slanre she,shot\nmeaii-er-wi'-re been seen to-etl,.- - t. ,!,?i J, Lh\"' s\"e shouted sonio\n\u00ab^n\"\u201e-I niigiit as well walk wUh vou 0^s^\"nZ *hOUM*r: \"\"f be l0St the\nI t.-ike it we are- bound fdr the same we-?!.. nf, nrp' on,i\"0\"s crackle\nPlac-e. the park.\" \"e J,,,n,p'| \"0lk ,f,e- There was ,, shrill sc\n\"p\/en stareil st,*ni\u00abhf oi,\u00ab;,i I ai!(i n second later\n\"J am very proud of the great hon-\n\u00abr yon have conferred upon ,,10 in\n\u25a0pri'sentiiig me with the freedom ol\nthis nourishing rity. 1 feel sure that\nthe iinny win re.-ogui7x* it us a torn-\nI'lunent and as an expression of that,\nkiiyl welcome that- Inm'siire you aro\nay.vious to give them on their'reti.i-n\n,-My first duty on landing is to express the heru-tfcii thanks of the noncommissioned ofiu-ers and men to\ntheir countrymen and countrywomen\nwho ha e subscribed so generously lo\nawNL and support their families\nwhile they have been awuy. The men\nwill Jn,e mc- to add that thev ary\ngiiUeful to those ladies who have vis-\n'livtl their people, written letteis telling them how they have been getting\no\u00ab, and have curried them,lews of\nUii'ir doings in the iield. The noii-\nI'oimiiissioiied oilicors and 'men have\nt.bmr own special anxieties tied re-\nspoasibilitiebin time of war- and I\n\"Mint- you that it tightens*their rare\nJiroiiRh allot hey'have to do to feel\n'\u2022\u25a0! \". m.yihing .happened to thorn\nII\"-' rmin that would bo .suffered\nt'i\u00ab\" dear ones at liome would\nPored, i(t such pain can b\nby the\n,p, - \u2014 \"*uiijtv\nI\"*- eco:iou,1(.a. *\nsolvation o, ,',,, n6c\u00ab*\u00ablj J\n\u00b0\u2122 who u,Kleib.a ^,11\none\nuatjon\nTlie\nNi\nincreased Ull(,\no' material. ,llfMl \"U \"nct^.\ni^-tlie hate,- T^\/h A\ntrwneand hitter C''1S^|\ning agent s-iKl, i^'-.-,,'\n\u25a0ernaUvce, |ef. ,,\ni>y\nbec teiu-\ntcmperc'd.\n1'he twej alter\nniamifacturers\ncreasing \u00abf tJle ,,,7\" \"\u00ab\u00bb\u00bb _J\nthe reduction 0f tl,0 J \/A\nture and sales 'JV ff10'*\nhe accomplished bv'?1,\nb-ine.ssi\u201e.oi,e((^:>\nAs can readily he sp._ ,,\nof the newcoiii^y'^l\njobbing operation l,u 'a''0''1\nmutual interest*, 'Th.,!-^\nCd stock; the capiltt, _'aet|\"rM\nservative and . ^r\u2122'. T\n\u00bb\u00bbc\u00ab tangible ai-ts '^'4\nstock olTored to the* \u201e\",,*.\u2022 'c'f8'\n\u2022\u00ab\"\u00ab.. -u^nj; :';;.;>\n\u25a0\u25a0lanulacture,., \u201e_ _\u00ab\ntii-if 1\nwho thoy feed sure would look after\n.hose whom they leave,behind.- You\nill^iow have the pleasing opportunity of seeing many of these men re\ntanii.ig' joyfully to theii-\nthe\nates\nThe\ntl\nh\nmbn.\nThe Officers a,-c ' ']',.._.^,\nH. '.Mcfoh'iiffc- fi t!l\">\n. .\u00abi-uo.^.iich., i.linirinun i,.i\nLonmiittee, Uhurlw \u00bb\u00bb\u201e fl\nThe ,.inunagunit.i,L of tvK. ,|\n^d? of well k\u00abo\u00ab, y\nill., . > w,-sJ\nstared straight ahead.\ning.\"\n\"1 don't wish that, of course,, but if I\n-yere you I'd get a tonic or something\nI m quite sure your blood is out of or-\nder. '\nrMr.' Bowser looked at his tongue i\u201e\ntbe glass over the mantel, dallied wifb\na plmple.on his chin and finally turned\nand observed: r\n, \"~Vhat\"8 the matter with me is tint\nspring Is here, and 1 need an old fashioned tonic made of roots. . It;., worth\nfotty times anything a doctor can prescribe. I used to always dig th0 roots\nfor mother when I was a boy. She\nmade a sort of beer of it, and' it was\nthe greatest thin\never saw.\"\n\"Well, you might engage a farnW to\ndig you some roots,\" suggested Mrs\nBowser, though feeling certain j\u201e\" .,_.'\nvance of bis answer. , '\n\"I think I aee myself! I don't care to\n,0 ^V'\u00b0iSOnJUSf J'PL WhDl ' Propose\nto do is to fake the day off aud go out\nafter my own roots. _ wart danSio\nsarsnparllla, ' sassafras, sweet sic-ih\nspicebush and several other kinds and\ntho walk will also do me good\nshow the cook how to make a keg 0,\nbeer, and it'll be the thing for hoM\nus.\n'Oil\n .anil den Mr.\n*-'Owser got up and climbed ihe fence\n-\"(I.started for home, leaving spade and\ncasket and the farmer behind. He urd\nbeen rolled in the* soft muck, ,n,d he\nhad been rolled in .the ponds of water\nand nt -I o'clock in 'he afternoon a di-\n.-ipid.'ite.d, dejected something appeared\n\u00bb' Uio front hall of the Bowser\nwon without having r.ims\nAirs. Bowser looked\not\nream.\nhe was clrellri\"\n,f !-'elieieyo.idid it on purpose.\" she I Tarn n^h''\"fk h0,\u00b0 \":,K'rp a ^\u2022^01'\nremarked irrelevantly. \" ' I \u00b0 Sha\"*er had dlsa\nI couirhi't,\" he\nma lithe bell.\n, , at h. and the eat\n-ooked at it. and while they were still\nParing and wondering it suddenly\nU'red these words:\n\"Woman, your mnrrWoi'*-\nteen laid bare In' all\nHnd yon and 1 will\nthis ovpninc.'\"\nut-\nplot haa\nits wickedness,\nhave a settlement\nThen it dragged Itself up stairs, and\ne cat winked at \".Mrs. Bowser and\nAJii, Bowser smiled in'return.\n\u2022AI. QDAD.\n-,.\u201e \u201e , - responded, knowing\nf.i well what sll0 meant \"It would\nt.iue months of practice to entangle n\nP\n3011 and you've given me no cbam-e to\nT. .t^He'lenr^'^^^\nShe ignored the question.\n\"But you came into the store on purpose \u2014 , - \u2022 , *\nt1Snfnr\"d!H1 U\u00b0eded S\u00b0m0 POtflSh\ntaiijett, for- my throat\"\n\"But.\" she, persisted, \"vou did\ndiscover the fact- until you caugh,\neye across my cup 0f hot chocolate,\nand then you hesitated \"\nw','S.-VO,laC-:n0%v!od-e that .\u2122\u00bb -vere\nwatching me? Well: that is n hopeful\nround a |,|-,0k hole\nappeared.\nrvl\\\\ZdSDtinby,the park*^ep^r's fire,\nwrapped in strange. , unsightly eo,.\n\"ents. Their host had bustled onui\nto his' bachelor kitchen\ndrink.\nto brew n hot\nHelen faced Ludlow abruptly. There\nwere dark circles under her eve's uZ\nher, chin ou.vered pathetically'alX\n. _ ufter all, ladies and -gentlemen'\narmv H 0?tfhi UlC rank ftiuJ' fiJe ot the'\nauny that the nation.now has the\nof tu T\/U'intr a 'wu'\u00abfl'- 'conclusion\n\u25a0or the war. I am verv 'glad\nrra.1 unite you,- \"Sir: :\\Invor\nto con-,\nand the\nPeople of .Southampton upon the . erv\nefhcit-iii way in whicii this splendid\nnot\nmy\nwhat\nman\nsusceptible\nmany\n\u00ab thousand or more \" be\ncastlca.'ly replied after a glare at\nIf .vou didn't take advantage of\npossible occasion to call\nthe .Mayflower, you\nP.V.- However, if 1\ntake\n*ery well, but of course von'll\noarofui. ,t ,s p*\nwere a boy.\" '\nPS \"- sar\nh<-r\nevery\nme a relic of\nwouldn't be hap-\n..., don'l hjippen to\n**nows.-irsapnrilla from thistle I\nthe oonsecjuences \"\nsiV' whirrhad uotbins r\u00bbrinp\u00bb- to\nMy. while the cat sat up with a s0|\nemn look on her face, and Mr. Bow^-r\na b-iMvel and a spade and Parted out\n2 ;.\u00ab trip. IIe l00ked |re h .\u00b0 '\nhe fau-ly got started. mu, , \u2022 ^\n\u00ablpntlon to the two or three w eked\n^who yelled after bin, and w, e\n0 know if be was going out to dk 0\nwoodebucks. A yellow car was soo'\nspeeding him countryward. and i.'n\nlogy feeling wfls quickly replaced hv'n\none. Up enjoved\n\"lent of the run to\nhe would have g.\nidn'i po|.-e,i\nmr\n\"Lester, dear, did you bear\ncalled to you Just'before\"-\n\"No,\" he said, moodilv. \u00aba\ndrenched to the skin is not '\nto coquetry.\"\nShe continued bravely\nj-ou?\" , >e\n'He looked Into ber eyes\ned,softly, tenderly.\narms. . . '\nskS\"bless yoA gir,ie- Mi-W\nme. don't\nThey glow\nHe took her In his\nJ Port, has fuinilcl all the militutvvL\n1 rp \u201e-ei,,c'\u201ets for putting an krmy.ln\ntne held *ome 7,000 niiles away.\nCorisijk'rmg the vast number of- men\nn?c ,tJ10ilamo\"\u00bb-t.of material that has\npassed through, this port, and-, the\npnormous_s.po.i_I claims that hftV0\nbeen made upon it. 1 consider that\nUrn result has been nothing- less'tho-i\nwoiHlerful; and 1 fecj sllrcT UuU ;_'.\nwill bo pleased ,to think that\nhave appreciated\n, Peering, Charles U\nJames Jeering. i-Id,,dge Jijl\n*yd F Howe, Abramil.H^I\n'nm H- Jones;-Cyrus H. iJcfo\nHarold F. McCormick,--Ceo?\nPerkins Norman B. HQdlU) \"\nWard, Paul D. Cravath.\nlhe Jntornationai Kurvesierl\nPony\u201eowns five of the W\nvcsler plants in existence. -\u00ab>{_\npion, IJecring, \"McConuick\nkee and Piano-plants thdt'lui\nproducing nearly or quit, 9*1 reB\nof the harvesting machines J\nw'orici.\nthe front\nwe at\nthe ef-\nfoits which ,yo,, have\" made, aim ram\nanxious to' give .you my grateful\nAn\n.Hoot Point of JL_*r. ,\nEnglish writer gives a good\n^Pleof'thosoipdbblesin^,\ncertain minds. Some,years ago\nJt also owns .timber and coal!\nWast furnaces and a .steel\/I'd\n7s a \"ew factpry in process\n3truction in Canada\n.^P^bs^T.^'--\"--\n,1 1 ' ----- M'0*-'*\"-* Kindncas, hied ,,\u201e,i ,1 *\nand beg you to Convey t_ {hc ,o \u2022 | \u00bb\u00ab!. and that\nput side the hail my appreciation of\ntbe warm welcome thev imv. .,:.-\u201e.\/\/\".\"\"\"\" \"\u25a0\" \"\u25a0'\"-\" 'armor, to n\nrnc on\"\nthanks, \"\\ly time\nv.'jil not, say any\nyou very much for\nis\nmy coming- home.\nhavi\nes\nprac\nIn\ntraveling on the contir\n%zm\n'the Mo.-,ip;ito-After vou\n-x.nhonso.\u2014New i'ork Jo\nca r\ncountryward.\nI Ins wn\nPlcnJcky \u201e.,. \u201e.\u201e_\u201e,.\ne\\erv mo\nthe terminus, and\nki ,, _, -OIH? 0n looking- tor\nbluebirds if the conductor h\nHi\nunuil.\nQncs.ioix of iVoicti.\n',''\u2022\" Mid the man with\nSPOn rnC0'':II\\\"tb!,t \u00bb\"\"<\u2022 Is worth Sl.-\nfrayed\nl-'ASTEXICD\n\"But\nhis nose In. M(, ,v.ls ., m;|n H.\nfor $i.i;8 n day Hntl p\u00abu,s,.,lut.nlIv\nno sentiment ,,i_0IIt ,\u201e\u2022\u201e,\nthis way. do y0.,v ,It. llsl.p\u201e :,s\nBowser got off the car.\n\"Who said 1 ,]\u2022\u201e>v\n\"Nobody. I\nyour looks.\nold man. |.\nroosting in\na song.\"\nyou couldn't sing.\" eh\nlliQ funny man. \" \u25a0\nThe ma,, wifh-lhe frayed coI!;lr . ,\nL\"i distantly and ha'uglitily and rj\nI'bfd .11 cold, cutting Lon-s-\n\"Oh. I could sing, but'I couldn't -e-\nthp right notes.'\" \" &\u00a3l\n-'* nd the funny man looked ns\nas an overripe slrawborrv at\ntorn of the basket.-E.vchan-,,,\ncackled\ncruphod\nlhe bot-\nni:n skatus with\nIUAT IJll.-.Ul-LUD.\nsymptom. Somehow lately wh\n\u25a0m;t I've felt that you saw not\nstop raking over dead ashes.\nen we ve\notbing but\n\u2022i.'i'l\nout\nMr\non 11\"\nVoifP\n\u25a0'seel io I.\nthe trees\n'.v.-1 **\n.nub\n1,,\ntiie\n:i-d\nof whooping con-.-!.\nehnfeod 'ein 10 a,\nno wn a mud\nr-epiv\nSO \u00ab'\u25a0 ni|.\ndi*--.ippfi]|l.,.li\n' '\"'I'-ci'i-s ..1 ,..,\nIn.: -|.\n.\u25a0;. - ,\n1 11\nMl.\nIII!\nturtle.\n- -ii ii\nBiomrii.\nif\nwind Is good.\nMr. Bowser was hopnimr mad\n-\"'niito, and he put down !,,,, \u201et\nf-Pade with the idea of punc-h'',,.,\nman's bead. Then he ' \"\n1 1 i,r.\nyour\n*\"\"\"-,( rin-.c.\n, Miss Clara \u2014l\nhisulteii h, my\nhim!\nMiss .A.-isrie-Whom?\nJ1\/ f-\u00bbai\"--Tl,nt young\nI^ishaw.-iy.\nMK-S Angle-What has\n_*-li^s Clara-W\ntii'tcriioon if 1 j\ny ^ranging 'w-tm,\n111\" \u00ab-..\u00abr.*-r;t nml i),r Protrn,\ntiiesa days when tho camera\nmisses iio'h-ng. It innv seem 'hardly\ncr.-diMe that there is only on'.- king\nin the'world who has , bwii phbto-\ngraj h d wearing- his crown. Yet. it\nis so, King Oscar of .Sweden is the\nexception. \\\"o more -democratic king\nsits on a Ihronc than he. and his memoirs, which ha is writing for posthumous publication, will probably be\nmore appreciated by ordinary' folk\nIhaii tho memcirs of royalty usually\nare. Tney win tell, 110 cioubt, of\nK'nr Omar's din ier with the sailors\n:st UeM Jp.di-i Docks, when, ca.ll-\n\"n.^ by cluin.-e at, the Temple Home,\nas the dinner bell rang. His Maios-\nty asked leave to sit down with \"the\nmen and talked with KiigB.'h, T.rer-\nmari, Norweigan. Swedi.^h and Dane.\nca-h in his own irngce. Wo sljall be j\ntold too. porlaps 0,1 I he .auihority\nof ih! Imu- himself, of'h-s mw ting\nWith )I. .Carton roinirr. the fiunoua\nInlaniM, w|i\u00bbin di, Km. T, cL bot^n-\n'-\u2022--S'li'.ir Sto.-kholm wh-ji out hiin-\nse.f on ;i similar occiput Ton. 'I heir\nnun mil interest led to r0iivcrsaiioii\n.ind M. Bonnier-, hot-i oco-giilziug (j.e\nKing, sugge.slcd a lunch\ncos can l\u00abi\n, cons'etiiicntlvj\nsuits'cannot he otherwise til's\nficial -to ' the farmer. To\nthe present prices of these mJ\nmeans to continue* and inci-'ea]\nI development of the agriculture\"!\nworld, for no ono cause hns'c\nuted or can contribute1 mom \u25a0\ndevelopment, than . the che.cpn\nmttchhios for harvesting,grtu\u00ab|\nAr\u00ab\u00bbli)toro\u00bbtJn-3i T\u00ab*n<-: cr,\n, The dcmiluic\" w::\u00ab trylu-- :y\nthe Darwinian th.nry to i:ise'.iss'\nne observed I ha; [hey \\-,,u,\nproper-' attention. \"Boy.*,\/\n'\"when I am tryii'm to e.\\p|,-,,jn\u00ab\nlhe peculiarities of the moukerl\nyou would look right at me.\" '\nl!.'.(,|'i|\nMi\ntcKvo It Out.\n, There Is but one art-to cc\"J\nwould ask 'no other knuivMaf\nnian who knew how to oinil\nmake nn \"Iliad\" of a daily jupa\nL. Stevensoa'\n\u25a0\\o:\n\\ii pr\nwe should do when\nber, but we never cam-tit\nwe caught the rob\nhim.\ncol\nnow\nbe- doneV\nho asked |1R. (]ljs\nd tlu-re was much\n-''tween lhe people _..,, V(,.lrs\n-Just thinlf-u.,, year*-.'\niiom\nin a\nand\nthe\n\u2022suddenly re.ilij'ed\nthat .t was aii Mr, hows;.;v;;; ;;';;;:\nnave\nwho\nmy\nla w\n! a\nmy\nKOi home, and he picked\n\u2022md journeyed on.\nly at hand, n,*.'\nnnd be found\nfeel\n'\u25a0|\u00abl'ing an,] fell\nup the\nwere bur.Min- -,ll0\non\nnp his ulen.-,ih\nSpring H.-i-, c-iiaiu-\nHaw robins 11 >tting,\nniudholes iu-i n< i-\nacross. lie saw ].,\u201e,,,, ,-, ,\",\"'->\noff a fence and split bi, c0:it\nback. The buds\nblossom and the meadows takin- rn ...\nvivid-green, but these thi S\" were\nsomewhat offset,by an old one,loned\ncow running, mm along' the h,V I -\nfor a quarter of a mile a nil\\1 ? .' '\nhim with mud from head 1 \"^\n\u2122 only after aii hour's walk 'M.\nBowser gained the primeval 0 ,' t\n>-.as primeval -because there \u25a0 ' '\nmuch as, three acres of i - , ,'a\nacres were under 1 Srt\u00b0-R'',,?ml , h\u00b0\nand under water'to mp, \"Ke*her-\nHowever Itw-i\/s ,,!? lai'eL' oxte\"t\nthat he-ised1 toBd \" rooted\"'\"! ^\n.\u2022-\" u'0 xoois when he was\ncome to tlu. city with\ni\u00ab -'bout to (.,,((.,- uie\nP110 first thing ,*\u25a0 (() [h\n\"':u'\"- \u00bbc you know\n,'. 011 c-an rec'oriinicud-\/\"\n,: \u00bbot_ in'nr U.e l.nv scho-il\njr;ii^;:;;wagoodp,ace;H'a,-tlien,,,\n\"Iimeed. Then\nniediciii-j.\"\n\"I\nSO').\n\u2022\"\u25a0< hool.\nb.'),ml|;j;\nplrien (hat\n\"WelJ. \u201e;\nBtit I\n.\"ton have survived the episode Cx-\nintly. \"-ou are looking very well.\"\nsob ?,'T \"'aS- Jl'St a s\u00bbS\u00aboStlon of a\nRob-n hervo.ee. I'ooplo bad said that\nelen had fallen off considerably\nthe hist few months.\n\"Vps. I have honestly tried to forget\nri\"1;\"01\"!?1 ' 1,ave wo^\nI'^'d. J be god Mammon has rewarded\nbetter than did the little fellow to\nformerly paid lny devotions.\"\nwt*\u2014you-were very\nr'H have him xtudv\nSI\nWard\nrm.\nwhom I\n\"1-1 thought\nhappy while it lasted.\n\"Happy and yet miserable, nrdon\ncan't you see that your |\nJ\"our feeling that I did\ndevotion to\nnot\nBecause I did\nmet Ihat\n\u00ab<\u00bb Sflf|\u00abfv.\n\"'-Vou will love uit.\n.vou: (Iear'.';r . .\nne-Alw-:iys,.d,)rlin'g.\n\u25a0slip (petulantlyi-Oh-_\nHe--What' in the\nterV '.\u25a0 \u25a0.-\"\u25a0. .' '\n\u00ab he\u2014Why\ntwice as bin\n11 ways, won't\nworld is the\/mat-\nThe stick\n011 '\u25a0'\u25a0'!I'lh don't\njis ahva.vs? j\n1 i-K\nIS\nt-st lnkvt:t\ninsect nr i>\npat insect know,, I\"\"\nteen inches Ion-\n\u00abome sjiecies A\nbeautiful colored\nfans.\nn co,\n\u2022\u2022\"ornpfiine!-\nIt i.s\n\u2022stick\nyou say\n(i\nie lar-\ntln'i--\nwingles'H,- but\nhi \u2022sects have\n\"\u2022'\"fc's that fold like\nack of faith,\nnot (trove my\nvn\u201e . , you' wero ,0',t\"'-e to me?\nion could not or would not under\nstand my temperaiuen!\nnot tell you every titiio w0\nyon were the most adorni\u00bbu. \u201e\nCod .had ever made. \" 'co, m \".'\n'ive without you and ii [[\/[\" 'If\ncoldish, pretty conipuiaems^.'1,.!\nto n certa n sort of wn,,,-, , \u2022 '- y\ndid ndt-iovei.yon, am^n'\/^'11\nways I sbo^d ;ou1,^ t\\-'^\none woman in the world e\nnever called on any 0[\n\u25a0 dear, uot even since yon i,mi.,\ngarment 1 haunted\"'nur h\/' \u00b0U'' \"\"-\nI was ashamed to loo,c v\" J7.S \"\"!\"\nthe face. Itrled to ^.,7 o'^t ?\nneeded you every hour of , \"\". Jl,t\ngave up my pipe becau^ ^ l^ '\nlike it. I ;cnt the Athletic ^\"^ not\nyou objected to that &,,\u201e>!!' ,*\u2122\"*\nBut because\nToo IfiflVctlve.\nin a MhmTr proi)ri(i^ of a sawmll\nin a Minnesota town USC(J for f ,\nrefuse from the lumber. The f . ,'\"\nnothing, but It took four in \u201e 0 \u00b00'\nn!sulonrUSetbeU-lli\"--ohl\nedAt1hrrerf?rm,,lmaclliri^'P\"\u00ab\u00bb^'\neu the Oprmnn to put h, npw 0OIIlll\np\"5S#\ncongratulated. \/{IU ,\/rZ' \"'\n\"i'n n gloomy st.,re \u00b0e,Ilian g!m'\nchinIr;,^oa!l|r1',:,|ttrr? DoPS\"'t |- his'fri, n l. beg-\n\u25a0\"ifl a thou.siind pardons -,nd I ecan-e\nit'iuctnnt to inter. \"I'm sorrv\/' Said\nH.s .Maje-ity, \"hut 1 hapj on \"\n\u25a0V Kim\" of (his country. \u201e\u201ed\nthe of.'v pi.-ice l'\\\nan.vbii-.ly .11 \" ,\\|, w\n''\u2022';\"\u25a0>'\u2022, \u00bb11 'I the t\\,o\nA'> botany |0i- tht\nllOi.Il.\nto bo\n\u2022 bis i.s\ng\n1 cet,\nl .ih\" :\nI'-n^lit-li s-i.e;i|\nI fo ir dil'ft-i-i'iii\n'nile of o.'Jt'O i,,,t ,,,jfi\ni' \"I mile of fi\/isr,\nference of ,,),\u201e ,\n,!,p two; tin-,, tin.,,. ,,,-_\n\"V'e \u00bbf r,,\\\u00bb'M f.\u201e, i(t,d ,,\n01 r'.720 ki- IoU|\nevi'i-y cjne of which\n'I hen ,'iluio.st every\nown .stun 'nnl |Hj|,',\ntheir mil p.-issi.-ii,,\nwhich must bin\n' ' \"luirr *\u2022 i|,.\u00ab.\nI'lg PC)\" lilt lies hnve\norflin.ii-y\nI be\nthi* yeograjih-\nmakiiig tt di\/-_\non.'-M'Veiith b'-tween\nthe Scolc-h\nIri.-h mile\n-aii ,11s miles,\n'\u25a0\"\u25a0 \u2022'\"-'' I iu ' use'\ncountry b;.K iis\nTin- Bomiiiu; i.lu]\n1, 1 Of 10 ,,a-PH\nlhero never was, unc! never will!\niimversiU pnnucca. in one renifdr, '4\n\u25a0ills to which flesh is lic-ir-thf itfjl\nturc of uiany curatives beimr sxh T\nwcro thi? Kertri3 of other s*d ifift.T|\nBCftted rtisenses rooted in tie Qrf\u00ae\ntho patient\u2014what would reif\" mi,\nin turn wouW anruravftto tte oA\u00ab.\nhnyo. however, in Quinine \"\"\u25a0\u00ab.*_,\nobtainable in sound, unncluUer&tri\"**!\na remedy for many and erievoni UlsJ\nits pi-adual and judicious use the'\nest systems are led into coi\nand strength by the iniluenco Ma}\nnlno exerts on nature's own restowfl\nit'rehcyea the droopinc- spirits of f\nwith whom a chronic state or B-1\ndespondency and lack of interest-In[\nis a disease, and by trnnquiliuitfj\nnervon, disposes to aoun.I find refrei-\nslcop\u2014Jmparts viKor to the action f\nblood, which, lu-incr stimulated.\"\nthrough the veins strengthen'!!*\nhealthy animal functions of the m\nthereby mnkinR- activity a m-\u00abs*aTJ\nsuit, strenpthonlnir the frame, m{W\nlife to tho disroHtivo orirani, nhicM\"!\nrally demnnd fiirroaseil su iBtance-WJ\nlrnproved annotUcv Northrop >* L\nof Toronto. hnvo (riven to the!\ntholr nuperlor Quitilno Wine at trf'\nrate. nnd\\ f*-unK\u00abcl bv the oplB\u00ab\u00abI\nsclentints, this wlno anpronc-he'' (i\"'rB\nporfec-tion of any in tlie moiM*\ndruggisiw soil it.\nr.,.\u201e . . ., (1 \u2022\"\"'''\u25a0\u00bb tibout 5,nun\nipf't 111 b-iii' 1 'i 1 \/\u2022*\nd-iv L . *,' hi' (' 's -'\"!I'S \"-\"el in h-iiglh, more\n\u2022-han.io.li a\u201ed u hn\u201e , ijlICJ? \u201e,; [f\/r\n1 i's*ian nii)\u201e ls ih,-M'I feet 1\n\"-1\"1 -'I half times\nand |)w, v,,.;,u , .\nu }\u25a0'\"<\u25a0 '.'-. !h,s get more \u25a0oxerc-jse\n on\"\u25a0\"*>*\u25a0 theii-. miles (bi\nas 10111,' as\nwn\nget\nmil\ni-:irif\nin , wal\n> is 9,\n''Ji'tf five.- miles, \u2022\n\u2022\"'\u2022 yards lone-.\nsmd\nin e\n\"Hi .s,\nin\nan v,;(;\n1 or .thdit\nto me. I\nllPr girl-no.\n8,,\"8 of fellows,\nreason* from the, bou^r\"\"0\nmy\ndid\n..\u201e.;, A;JIill,W)\u00bb\u00abbt.\nelderly gentleman who was s \u2022 \u00b0 \"\"\n\"Yes. I believe 1 did.\" said ta n\n\"Did be look uglyr ll\"lt'llil\"'\n\"I didn't notice:\" .\n\"Did be look scared?\"\n\"1.don't know. Whv?\"\n\"Why, rheard be vvasaroiinfi ,.\nand! don't know wbP, ia, \"d ,hPr\"\n<\u2022*\u2022\u2022< me or whether Ue'l ^ai'\"\"''\ning to Jlck him. Wish id id.\"\nA\n..'An JOnglifil\nsome cbilcb-ui'.s\nof children wei'c\n*>\u25a0\u25a0 their own; i\u201e WniVJ,\n\"\u25a0'-\u2022\"\"inirs play,da\nlh(! PJot. \"While !(1\nProgress one \u201e'\nweril.; behind ilic\nvei'.v small girl\nout!\"\n'Oh ,-\u2022 - -'.ving too?\"\nu\". I so not\nI'lnyfnl MonUc'd-\nApes nnd gorill.is arc iimi-i\"-'' vicli\nnnd resentful und less ml=\nthoy spend hours In .-.wli'idii.-.'fr0\u00ae\nbr-.-incbes of trees, .suspciidt'd I'}''\u25a0\ntails, and chattering \u00abi.\"J ^'\"JJ\nw.'fb evident signs of cleliurli<- \"'\nholdt mentions seeing over \u00ab '\"'\"J\nso employed in a-South Aiucricau\nest.\".'. - .'.''\u25a0'.-, \"\n1,011c\nllne'H\nl(,lv.l,.l\n,'\"WI\n'Ai-en\n\u2022\"op J.v.\nhrti--\u201e.\/j.-'\u00bb\n.riiiu-i- tells a story 0f\ntheatrU-a;a. ' A pa,-fy\nK'.',virig a little diamu\n'coprt.sh'ips and\nh'li-'ing -part, -.,\nf-'iti-ty was in\n\"grown tips\"\nand lourid a\n'\u2022y \"** 3'OiMc-r h) Lh\u00b0 COn,\u00b0'\nt you i)\nf'c:\u201e n ',ft'\"01'--'\". funic\nx \u00ab\u00bbe tlie, baity waiti\nhe\nthe\n\u2022 scenes\nbe said.\ning\ntho\nto bo\nf'olf to Dlaine For Hit\nA fisherman noticed a I*\"11'1 \u201e\u201e\nsitting on a rock lit r*\"i.h '\u2022*\nkn'ttiiig, arid remarked to Ills W\nion: '\u2022Tlmfs-a ioiicsoiuo joold\" ''_\nman. She sits on that rod: 11'iW^J\nknitrirr, she never spc-aks '\"\nsowlj'nii u'uld maid. 1 sui'P\u00b0-sr'. ,,y|\n\u2022'Aiild m.-iidV\" replied the '^r'\nher: I ken her find, if''1'\ntrowfer.'\"\n111:1\nill 9 '\nCanndn'i Forc\/\u00bb<\u00ab-\nIt Is eatimated that Canndin\"\nwill furnish wood for the pulP1\"\nfor 8-ljb ^'ears. :: \u25a0\nfor\"\"1!\nidustr\/1\nIvl<\/\n[ALL! joYn- leader. j TWO LETTERS.\"\" |~MARKET REYIEW,\nJIOYIB, B. . C.\n,\u201e\u25a0 dismissal . have been\nm ihii colliers in the Bochuni\ntijtuud districts, Westphalia,\n)iaB been decided to restrict\ntin\nHAS NOT CHANGED HIS MIND IN\nSEVEN YEARS.\nof coal.\nguv Ji*'\">'* in a_bi!.ou,s country\ni'Vithout Fartnelee's Vegetable\nfteV,- doses token now and .then\ni the nver active, cleanse the\n'and bowel\"\" from all biliousmat-\nfii -vt.-iit Ague- Mr. .... L. Price,\nifiri'ii Co.. Intl.. writes,,: ,, \" 1\nnn box of Parmelee's Pills and\nThis Correspouclenco Tellh Mora JEmohat.\nleal ly Than Perlmps Any\\hlt,K Could\ntho Perfect Permanency of Cure*. Mude\nby Dodd's Kidney Pills.\n(Compiled not., 'i-i,,, i* \u25a0 ,\nt <-** -torn uie Comnu'i-ciul)\ntnu\nUie best medicine for Fever and\ne\\et used.\" . ,\nlot s'c\nG fieri. Out..' Sept. 8.\u2014\u2022( Sj.eci.d i-\n-Mr. .Samuel Kernannii, of th-s pia! \",\",;.\nDodd's Kidney Bills will do\nand suffi'i-ing humanity.\niieeii veiy iii -|..\n, n\nI'.'.-d\nti ,\nGRAJ.V\ni\u00bb .Manitoba\nexUc-mc-iy latl\u00ab doing- ,\nwe-k Tnere has bc-erT a\nA GRATEFUL TRIBUTE'\n\u2014 ;\u2014'\u25a0 j Mr. Kernahan bad oeen veiy ill\nins, it- i'k contended by scion- deed so ill ' that \u25a0 the doctor** '\n{-.sees almost the same virtues given him up as incurabU'. lie.\nIfor Sarsuparilla. hpeni a yef-t deal' <>,' niOM-y m\n|)i has medicinal qualities nnt.il at last\nall blue pills ever made.\n, nig to obtain a curt*. b'it all in v..\na friend sugges,.,\nJ'ill*-;. 'J-\"ii.s v.-oni'U-\nRichards &' Co.i\nin\nJi'*e \"9S I ' had , my\nDodd's K'idne\njl'ul remedy 'soon made , bun a v. <-'i\n'man, and alth'otmh ibis was >ie,-iri\\\nseven years aqo, ' be has '-ran-.-'N\n(known what iHn\u00ab*.\u00ab-s bas been f>.,mrit)11\u201emJ \u201eJV\n|the entire railway mileage of ' f.nj,,, nh^ilute.y an.) .po.sflfveiy\nItl- - ,- \u25a0 , {able, ih \"moiuw\nr. . < \u2022 -l i ir '\u25a0 ti i i*'lr \".wns, not. a'\n, Liniment is best Hair Restorer. \u2022 advised me to\nit:, c.\nini'ii\u2014\njiid wrist badly' bitten*' by a\nJioisc., I suffered greatly tor\nliiivs. nnd lhe tooth cuts relied, until ytmr aguiit gave\n\u25a0tic of MI \\'A BITS' 1,1X1-\nv.bich 1 began using, and tlp3\nre magical.,. J-n livedioilfs the\nil ceased, and in two' weeks1\n|ini had completely, healed\nfli-uid and arm were as well\n'' Yours truly,\n' A. E. BOY,\n.Maker. St. Antoinc, P.Q\n^Nil PRODUCE.\nwheat there lias been\nduring the\noral, the odd cars oi^d'^fhat\n\\i 1 am for shipment to the Ontario\nade at prices belt,,- than for September deliv6i-y. and we think these\n!\u00ab\u00bb\u25a0* now vw-U- out of the way and!\nPi'cs iron, this out will h, im ^ !\nbasis oi export value for all wheat.\n!H.n*HvTV \u00b0'\"P' TJ,e '\"\u2022\u2022^ 1-ai'l\n-Kitte jy for spot 1 northern and 2\nWihem.linv,. been 71 and CA cents'\n! m store Fort William. jn c0j.trasJ '\n| with these the prices for September !\nj delivery show a reduction of ,jc- ,.er '\nbushel. A few lots of wheat for Sep.- !\n; teniber .delivery in store Fort Wil--\nham have been sold, some*, of them to\nexporters, but the export trade js \u25a0'\nnot yet (uking hold of business to\nf-KOM A MAN WHO LOOKED UFON\nHIS CASE AS HOPELESS.\n\u2022r.>i*( l)it.iiil<,-in Him\n--.M:i)-y U.-iii,-,li(.s Were Tried Before\nii Dommioi' in which wiil\nlound iit'op,c who liave been\nto heaith and strength\nnot be\nJ.-.stored\n..<\". ti\".- use o\/ fJ,-.'Williams' I'm,,\nlilt-re. are many such cases\nm R.-'djewuter and its vic!iiJt\\,-\nwe are . this wee\ni any extent.\n1.0\n\u00bby mileage in the\nwit's \u201e nen. nV\nmcur-\ni.'il cone-\/\nI'ifll\n'i ry\niiiiiiii S*im,-^ one\nIliad as many lenses in ench\ntlio common dragon fly has\nlyour organs of sight would\njg fis'a box car.\nV-7, iWiso ITend) Disinfectant\nj-\u00abi!cr is better thun other* soan\nas it also acts' us a disinfeet-\nS'.iuiit Perezel lias1 been ex pell-\nan Austrian Hussar regi-\nIcan^e he did not use his\n|n a laborer who stnick him.\nf.-Uwould be a trross injustice i\nJiiTid ilia standard healinc accnt\njfo.'M.*-1 Electric Oil\u2014with the or-\nF\u00abHjj(we\/it\u2022!., lotions \u2022 and salves.\nortcr.times inflomniatory, and\nit T In si oji is. on the contrary,\nJ.' foolincr and soothlnp- when an-\nfetprpallv to relieve pain, anci\ngb' M-ine.lial when swallowed.\nDodd's Kidriei\n(Pills, nnd'as a InA heme T did' U\u00bbi\ni After I |nid taken three boxes 1 was\n-nblc; to walk about, but T continue\"-!\nthe .treatment until I bad, taken' IS\nboxes. .Vow f can say 1 anl entirely\ncured and able to do my work as we'll\nns ever. - ' Samuel _ Kermihai..\nr* t ' i\n' -\"'elert, April 24. 1902.,\n,, T am as sound as 7 ever was and\nhave,, not had the slightest rot urn of\nmy nld trouble, since Dodd\\s Kidney\n1'ills c-iyed mc away bark in *')4.\nSaniuel Kernahan.\nBc-dd's Kidnej' Pi'Ibs cure to .stay\ncured: ' ,\n\u25a0Jbipiiiiig of new wheat I M-yor\nhas begun at towns along the bound- i urm\na.\"y from lOmerson to, Morden, but it\nis' slew work, as b'ad weather hinders threshing except at intervals,\nand cur* arc also scarce. About 25\ni-ntr.s \u00ab)'' new. wla-nt have been insjiect-\nj.-d this Wi-ek,, the majorny. of,, \u2022) h.-itt\n[being 1 bard and 1 northern. ' Tim\nichiuiei'S -ire, howeu-r. that there will\nHie considerable variety in the gr.id-\njing from many of, the later districts\naiid that tiigre wiil be- metre or less\nfmstcd- wheat to .deal with. The\nprices -that whi\u00bbat has been sold at\nfor Sej.tc-rnber delivery, Fort, William, during the week have been first\nat 69_c, J hard and 07JC-, 1 northern,\nbut on, Thursday TUc anci '('8c was\nj.aid. and cbi ^ J-Yiday 7fM.c and f58Jc\ntoldd have been got put owing (o\nbrolcen weal ber no one would offer\nwheat for sale. There.have been no\ndealings in No. '2 northern yet, but,\nit may be taken at 2c under 1 northern. '\nAt -Liverpool on Saturday No. 1\nnorthern spring wheat was quoted at\nOs 3 3-Sd. \u2022 , '\nturoi\ni'llife.\ni,<-re\n\u25a0Hid \u201ei.. ilir .\u201e.s v,-eeK i^.ven peritKs-\n--.oii, to HK-oi-ci one -or'the beneiit o,\ns.iiula:- \u25a0 suf.erers. Ti.u case ,.s wel1\nknow i ii ib s \\>imty and the tenacity Ol tne u.'SsOi-dc-r was remarkable.\n1'or s.Jx j-.-ars Allied V.enot. a sur-\noi' !..mui*i fo'.- the great lumbe:\nj...... of Da\\ i\u00abon &. Sons, was a victim of a .serious, disoider of the stom-\n*uh. Hi'-, sijiiermt's were excruciating\n.arid he. iiad wasted to a shadow. Doc-\nItors iire**criiicd for him, yet the agon-\nji\/-mg,jiauis remained.,) \"Many remedies\nj were tried but'to no avail. The case\n, was diagnosed us catarrh- of the\npimich ; food became distasteful,\na burden. The trouble went or\n\/or nearly six years, then a good\nSamaritan advised the'use of Dr.\n.Wj'liams' Pink Pills. The pills were\ng.-cn a fair, patient*'trial. \"Mr. Vei-\njimt using about a dozen boxes, and\n, bi.uirc* they were all gone a . perman-\nei.i cure was efiecied. .Mr. Vienoi :-\n' nci'.v aluo io atii'iid io h.i b.isu.es.s\njwi'en ii looked as if ho wa-, doomed\np*-\u00bb 'b'1- He ,.s e\"fii.-!;d to thi.s great\nI medicine^ lor in.-.cue anci na.s no hes-\niir.i'nn in Sciymg so.\nL.-ca-.ise rof u--eir tho:*o,ugh\ni-iotitpt acLion on the butod\n>a_:5K FOR\nDelicious flavor. Free from hulls. Warranted1 Pure.\nPut up in all sized packages.\nOgilvie's Hungarian\nAs now manufactured. The great FAMILY FLOUR.\nInsist on getting \"OGILVIE'S.\" as ,they are better than the Best.\nHAVE NO EI\u00abt2VIAl\u2014\n-fv-ttasu, &T *4 \/#s\nMf-p-wCs, a4vJ\u00a3-, C\ni !\nnerves\nand\nand\n_tl.es.c-. ,i piiis , ppcjd'.i.v , cure\n.maomia. 'fiu.*iimat:.-mr .sc.at:oa. par\neial para'.\\s;s. St, Yra.s* dance\nsciofula and 'eruptions o( the stui,\n\"ElrOIJTv\u2014Demand is light end the i<-'1\"-slPolas, kidney and liver troubles\na man proposes he doesn't\nic-alii-o thal.it may result in\niiic control of himself.\nin's word .in business is better\nfs word in n love afT'ivir.\nptimisl is\ncoal in.\na man who hns his\nPrince Charlie's tartan cloak,which\nho wore during the rebellion in 17-i.\"\"-.\nis now being exhibited in a tailor's\n.window at Pitlochry, Perthshire.\nMinard's Liniment Cures LaGrippe.\n _t__ ' \u25a0 u\n;Two torpedo-boats of the rmpi-rial\nGerman navy will always be stationed in future on the Rhine.\nmarket i.s -unchanged as follows:\nOgilvie's Hungarian, S-2.05 per sack\nand ihe functional ailment-*\nwhich\nmakes the lives of so'many women,a\noi 98 lbs. ; Gie-nora Patent, SI.90; J-'*ourcc of constant'misery. Get 'the\nAlberta, SI.75; Manitoba. , \u00a71.00; ' \"--\"nitine W1'lh the full name \"BroWB-\n|1k'1iis Pink Bills for J'aie 1'eople\" ,on\njibe wrapper around each b'ox.- Sold\nby medicine dealers or sent, post paid\nt .\"t') cents a box \"or six boxes for.\n;r--2..\"') by addressing the Dv. Williams\n,\u201e,\u201e..,\u201e. i,t-,-,,v ,\u201e , ,* '{\"Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.\nGUOTjNB FEED\u2014We quote : Oat\nXXXX, *$1.2.'5.\n3I1LLFEET) \u2014 Bran' is firm and\nworth Sl-1 per ton in bulk. Shorts],\nfirm at Si 9 per'ton in bulk, delivered, subject to usual trado 'discounts.\none man has .safd \u00bb' cleVi-r\n|lots' of others wonder why\n,-i-r thought of jr.\n\u00bbinv s\nlilts\nof\nannual ronsmnption of\nuit at over 30 gallons'\npopulation.\n'-\"\u00bblme. isacescu, the \\\"k-nnese swimmer,' is trairp'ng for another nttc-npt\nto swim tho English .channel. '\n. x :\nWe 'have net .hesitation ir. pavine- I lint\nOr. .J. I). Kellorir'sj Dysentery .QordiaJ )*=\nwithout, doul^t the best inr-dtc-ir.e ever introduced for bv*.\u00ab-*.itery. .cliarri'.oea, t-l,!*.!-\nent nnd nil siiiinner ctoitiiilaiMis. sen\n*\u00a3ck\u00bbtes5. \u25a0 etc.\" It - |iroin;*ilv tri\\ c s relief\nnt-.d never fails to olTeri n nostt ive c .lie\n,Mt-it^r-rs .s-iiotthl never be withoiil n .'untie when,, their children tire TeeMiiny.\nchop, -pen- ton, $2-1 : barlev- shop, \u00a7110:\nmixed barley and oats', S22 ; oat\nscreenings, Sl*l; oil cake, \u2022\"'SO.\nOAT.*\"'*\u2014There is nothing doing in\nold oats und the market is steadily\ndeclining. Sales of'small lots have\nbeen nmdo this week at 29c: Fort\nWilliam, for -S'o. 2\"white, but it is\ndoubtiul if'over 2Sc could nowl!>o\"b-\nta'mcd for this grade at either, Fort.\nWilliam, or Winnipeg-, Jn the 1 rude\nis taJlv of 20c to the'farmer for new\noats.\nBARLEV\u2014There i.s nothing doing\nin'hurley. Crop prospects are -splendid. About ..1.\" to .'Kic. iter bushel for\nWhen the millionth' visitor passed\nthrough the turnstile -at Dussultlorf\nexhibiticth he was presented with a\nvalliable gold watch and chain.\nWatercress is a \"good, all-round'\nbrace-iij> for (he system. , l\nBABY'S\nOWN TABLETS.\nn^ii.\nI.iLtU; \/inliies and\nall Titc-ir' Minor\nIliir'Cl.ihlrt'ii\nAilment*-.\nPERSONAL.\nMn'trimony\u2014(view to.) Geiitleineii sliould\nJoin the JJritish Correspomlence Murcau.\nIS'l Klmry Street, l-ondoii, S. W. Kii^land.\nParticular*) fi-\u00ab-e.\nIMPERIAL MAPLE SYRUP\n-. The quality Htandard Iroiii Ocean U'\nOccun. Your money back if not \u00bb-.t\nUfat-tory. -\nIIOIKA t'AFI,AMMK,Ai;t,\u201e MOMHEAI\n... !\n\u2022 \u25a0\n' .( , '\ni1 \"\nHALCYON HOT SPRINGS\n^**r-f\"o-<-ivr &~.\u00a3kfcc\u20ac\u00bb,\" B. C?.\nfill .OtK,\nin\nihe prevailing idea of\nEnv led (lit* Ol lu-r\nJiy- I w :*.i I '.v.-:-- '\\'<\\\n8\n\u25a0ois .-iikI in.\n|:y-Y<-s. I\nl,i.s e.irs.\n; e\npoi-ket i::i)iu'.v.\nXo Bussian is allowed to i-etm\nliis native' country il\" hc< has '\nn to\n., bile\nknow, but he c-:u nway changed his religion.\ntor\n|trrlenc-o (lie Only Ti-hcIht,\n|T:icu-'.s- reiilly no r.as.m\n[jif.ilk* tn tiuari-el\n^o* c-.v-pt thai t!i\".v g.'u-T::!!\ntl*.v qii.-irrels to find that out.\n.\"JO to 'A5c ' per\nprice.\nPOTATOES\u2014New\nbush-L\nHAY\u2014New hay is' plentiful. We j\ntjnote SO to \u00a77 per ton for fiesh\nholed in carlots on track.\nPOl'LTTtY-rSpring chickens, -B' lo\n00c per pair, alive; fowl. 60 to 70c\nclucks and geese. 9c per pound:, tur-\nWhen \\ oui child\u2014whether ,Lt is a\nbig child or little baby\u2014suffers from\n'stomach or bowel troubles m\" any\n.kind, is nervous, fidgety or cross and\n| doesn't .sleep well, give Bahy.'s Own\nj Tablets. \"'Phis medicine is tbe quickest and .surest cure\u2014and tho saiest.\n'.because it contains no opiate or\n: harmful drug. No matter bow young\nor how feeble vour little one is uie.\niTsLble.ts can be\nty that'tbe result will be good\niven with a certain-\n'For\nivory voung infants crush the Tablets\n\u2022! to a powder. Mrs. George W. 'Poi'-\njler. Thorold: Ont., says :\u2014\".My bahy\nMinardls Liniment Is ihe\nhasf\n' When a bnby\nonce begins to\nshe never gets\n. girl, is\nyell for\nover tho habit\n-_ re\nborn she at.\nclothes, nnd\np'-n wlio h:;s the nioj'i to *n\\\n\"e'i.'i-iij ht'vrinniiig at hniiie h\nt!).- one who thinks tu.-it r\u00ab\nJ-iKlit lo begiu on the olhcr t.uip\n\"\u2022\u25a0\u25a0rld-\nThere is more joy over oik* sinner\nwho, makes up a'lpioi-um. tlia_ji over\n; ninety and nine who come reguiai\nA\n'about three- months old.\n17c I constantly hungry and his\nhe was\nTie was\nfood did\nkeys, He, live weight.\n* Bl\/! TElt\u2014Creamery\u2014 Receipts are had indigestion badly when\nmoderately large and demand good\nPrices hold steady at 16he to\npound for choice quality f.o.b. fac-,him no good as ho vomited it as soon\ntory Moints - 1:1S llG took Jt' 1Ft3 w'as V0l'y lhin ar'ci\n' BU'I'TEB -Dairv-Dcalers are pay- V'-e -md t'ot but.little sleep, as he\n* for choicest dairy ,ci led, nearly all the tune\nSitnnted midst scenery unrivalled for\nirrasideur. Xlio must comjilete liealth resort on the continent of Xorth America.\nIts baths cttre all JTorvous and Sluhcu-\nlur ilisea.-es. Its -vvnt\u00abrs lieal all Kidtiey,\nLiver and Stoiuacli ailiiienls.\nCTJit-y are a jiever-fniiiiig- rt-iiiecly for all\n'Ttthcuiiiatic troubles. \"\" '\nTERM- $15 to $18 per week, according\nlo residence, in Ho:el or Villas.\nTo Assimilate Food\nsee that your stomach and\nliver are in proper condition.\nTo do it easily and pleasantly take ,\ni *\n\u2022[S J\n't_^-$_^*L\/l\nand myself always smoke IiUCINA\nCigars, just for tnat sweet flavor. ,\n.( ' '*\nYou and your friend will enjoy tltem\njust tito same.\nMANUFACTURED BT\nGEO. F. BRYAN & CO WINNIPEG\nSold Everywhere. * Iu boxes, 35 cents.\nW. N. TI. No. 393.\ni '\u2022\ning i:.c per pound\n\u201e,\u201e\u201e, r9, i\u201e s,-atl,,. ail c\u201e\u201e- X*Z,*?a*\u00bb\u2122\u00abr.\nAn Ohio woman recently preached\n,'iior husband's funeral sermon. 'She\nwas bound to have the hist word.\nCelery\ntonic.\nis an acknowledged nerve\nll'.lli\n.p..r:i\nir.!;\/'.--\nbe bill-\nS,UVER\nAND\nANS\u00a3S,\n\\i&\nTHE SYSTEM\nEFFECTUALLY;\n^^m\nMONIES\nItual\nPERMANENT^:\n|THE genuine'-\nIA\nI'ulllc-iu-.'.!. In .lli-xicii.\nGentlemen In \"Mexico tip hats whenever they see ouch other, thoy shake\nbands whenever ihcy meet and p:u.,\nt'-.-.-y du n<>t c-ousi'.ler it i\":d !' ti.i to\nstand in Hue \"n the si.lcv.:i!.*:* \u2022\"\u2022:-iI\nsure at the la !i. s. ihe.v wear B'lir\nhats in ii thciiipi- until lhe curtain use.*-,\nnnd, ii:-ii-eUi them oil be\ntwecu'clhe acts and stand up -0\nnt the iiiidi.-:i<- \\ and ul'tpr a s\nlion they eim i.-u-e and pal ''ac'i\non the back if the;; happen lo\nmute friends. ,\" y\nThey smoke e-Vri-.Vwhetv. pvpu in\nsoiii'.' ilieriters. Tbey never carry bundles iu the street, but ea.-h is :i!U-nded\nby a s'-rvnnl. who carries e\\.'ii the\nsmrtllpst pncUmic. Thc.\\ are wi-ndc-r-\nf\\il)v courlcmis (.\u00bb cacli oilier, and two\nfric'r.ds will -*p -nd a g.u-d deal \u00ab*' **\u25a0\"*\u25a0*i*-^\nin deciding whicii i-hnll filler a ro.*m\nor i-.-M-rliige ihrt.\nFin.-illv, every Mp.xicau gi cni.-in\nwlun strolling un a street insists on\ngiving the inside vt the walk to. nia\neompaiiion as a .iniYrlc of politeness.\n-Thi*. point Is.Quickly\nIs a dilTci-rence in s\nthere i,s! not, and the two friends go\ndown a .street nnd cross\nthe relative bilious are '\u25a0'1!l\u00bb-^\nnew discm. .*\u00bb , as to which shall occupy tlie inside becomes necessary at\nevery corner. \u2014-\nWI,i\n'o -K-C-. slnn.-s. 10 to loc;: horsohid.-s.\n50c- to SI-\nWOO I .\u2014-Manitoba clip, dtdivu'icd in\nWinnipeg, 6]c per pound.\nKF.N EC.A. BOOT\u2014The root market\ni.s ngain higher, and (50c per pound\nis being offered for choice root delivered in Winnipeg, inferior grades\nioth day\n'and night. He was consun-yted: lis\nhia ' breath .tad.,\nnr>y good nut il r\niind nitc-r\nA whale caii remain'1 under\nfor an hour and a half.\nwater\n'givimr him these a .short lime be be-\nmaiket is tinner | ^n ~q __fc |>eUei. ]lis ,ood f!,jr0Slot,d\nbest makes as high , pl.oppHy. his bowo]s i)0Came legular.\nihe began to grow, and is now a big.\n(healthy boy. 1 always keep the tablets on hand and can recommend\nthem td other mothers.'\" -\n'The Tablets can bo obtained at any\ndrug store or you can get them by\nmail, post paid, at 25 cents a bos\nby writing direct to the Dr. Williams\nMedicine Co.. Brockville. On'. . or\nSchenectady. N. Y.\naro\nless.\n> A record in courtship and propos-\n\u25a0 tils has (iccnrred at Lubeck. in (\"er-\nuian.v, where ret-ities a hotel propi-ie-\n, tor with a famii\\ of six cluicl.-pn\u2014\n' ioil r, sons and two dauirhter.*-\u2014who\nwere all betrothed in one d.\\y. The\nhull-do\/en happy couples were also\nmarried on the same day, and one\nwedding breakfast served for them\nall.\nCOJLIO AND KIDNEY\" DIFFICULTY-.\u2014\nMr. .1. W. wilder. J., P.. Lafargev ille, N.\nY . writes: \"I am subject to severe attacks of Colic and Kidney Difficulty, unci\nfind Parmelee's Pills afford tue preat .relief, while all other remedies have I'm led.\nThey are the best medicine I have ev er\nused.\" In fact so great;1 is the nower ot\"\nthis medicine to clcunse and purify, that\ndiseases of almost every name and -nature are driven from the body. c\nA homing pigeon flew 400 miles,\nfrom Listowel, County Kervy, to\nEaling, near London,(in 9 hour's 19\nminutes.\nIt costs on an average -t*-*><* Sithium,\n(salmon intended for .smoking arc-\nfirst scrubbed and dried, after wlmli\nthev lire hung np in the smokehouse.,\nwhere a slow fire is kept burning. One\nwe'.k is reciuired for the smoking -process.\n| HOW CAUSTIC BURNS.\n! Take a piece of woollen cloth, or a\n' piece of a blanket, and boil It thor-\n..oughly in a strong solution of caustic\ni soda, and you will find the wool will\n' gradually, be eaten away,, leaving\n| nothing but the skeleton. Women do\nj not realize how \" soap substitutes,\"\n( which are generally surcharged with\nscida, or how common alkaline soaps\ndestroy their clothing; consequently\nthey,\" week by week, subject costly\nfabric to such treatment The hands\nalso are immersed for hours in such\nsolutions, resulting In. eczema, coarse\nskin,-and brittle nails. - The caustic\nsoda may loosen the dirt, but it eats\naway the fabric and^uins the hands.\nThere is\u25a0', no economy in such worK.\nIt; is so easy for a-woman' to test the\ndifference, between an alkali charged\nsoap and a neutral washing soap, that\nit is strange that there is room for\nany but a pure soap on the Canadian\nmarket; Sunlight Soap has been\ntested by chemists and analysts the\nworld over, and its freedom from free\nalkali or caustic has been demonstrated\nby. .thje highest, medical authorities.\nConsequently the true saying, \"Sunlight Soap reduces expenses.\" 602.\nIt is estimated by engineers that\nthe leakage from tbe gas pipes of\nLondon equal 9 per cent.\" of the total manufacture.\nIn \"Manila most of the houses and\nodices have tiny window panes made\nof translucent oyster shell instead cf\nglass. An average window Gft. high\nby -ift. wide contains 260 shell panes\nwhich temper tbe heat, and light of\nthe sun and prevent blindness.\nIn Russia when a weapon -it any\nkind is purchased a permit must be\nsecured from the local authorities.\nThe name of the man who makes the\npurchase, with the number, of. the\nweapon is recorded- . If the purchaser\never, wants to dispose of the .weapon\nhe- must notify -the authorities -and\ncause the transfer to be re'cordod,j'.on\nthe books of the firm which sold it.\nAre you going\nto start a \u00b0\ntaper ?\n*jf Then write to us for prices and\nterms upon TYPE, MATERIAL and\nMACHINERY. :::::::.:.::\n^[ We carry the only stock in the\nNorthwest, and can furnish complete Job and Newspaper Plants at\nshort notice; also Ready-Prints in\nall sizes and styles. : : : : : ; \u2022 \u2022 ;\nToronto Type Fdry\nCo'y, Limited.\n175 McDermot Avenue, Winnipeg,\nWith the p'-csent low price of fruit\nit is no compliment- to call a girl a\npeach. It is .equivalent to saying she\nlooks like thirty cents.\n.-Italy is not the\u25a0 only -couptry -that\ncan boast of its buried towns and\nvillages. In Scotland there are the\nCul'.in Sands, covering a large tract\nof country, under, which many dwellings lie entombed : while in Ireland\nthere is the ancient town of Bannon.\nsituated on a once fertile tract between Wexford and AVaterford, as ef-\nfccti-ally covered with sand as ever\nPompeii, was with red-hot cinders or\nIlerculanctmr with lava.\nIn the Rock of Gibraltar\nseventy miles of tunnels.\nthere are V\nI, I\nt.\n.', I\n1 , .1 -I\nt\u00bbv\n> i\n\"\"it\n111 T \u00ab \/ ,\n' ' ' ' , 1-\nkA ,\n4' i\n1, , \/;\n1,\n\u25a0 ? i --\n: '\u2022 \u2022 l\n!'. ,*\"\nS3 '\n\u2022I\n\/.\nS3\n; \u2022 t\ni i.\nt\nI)\nf'-WT!!?*-!!*-'-^^\n, mTTTI TJIrtrrfn - \u2014. . . \u2022-_ '\n\"tT^i^\"\n\u25a0TBH IOFIB LBiDHRInam.\n1 ) ~M*\u00ab. Amnv -^ B' ^ ^.^\nEvery Man, Woman, Boy or CM I pliy8_ei_n and _,_- \u25a0 Boating flsl*ir,,\nha. lhe Same Opportunity under j M(1 e3_cursiong. TeIegrapb>6 \u25a0 ^\ncur System.,\nIn order to have L>r. Arnold's Em\nSATURDAY, SEPT. 27, 1902,\nS25=2!^=la11 persons suffering iron: bad health\nwe make tbe 'following moot liberal' vi!IlXS\nmunication with all parts of tbei\nworld.- Two mails arrive and depart\n ' 55\n- \u00ab\u25a0 - ii r, \u00bb w.j?\n\\V.J\"0f.KSAI.E klli> 1.ETAI;.\nMEAT MERCHANTS\nFn .ill and Cured AJfcatu, Fresh\nFish, Came an j Poultry\n{.upply only tho best,\ntrade'selicited.\n, We\nYour\nMARKETS\n'The late Right \u00abon- W. E. Gladstone l\"'* miil:\nonce said: ';'Notl)inn except \"the mint' \u00b0-Ter:~*~\nake money wiilinuf, arfvi-rfisinn \u00bb-\u25a0\n\u2022This is-why Gladstone\n\u25a0S the Grand Old Man\n ~.. .^ Uu,v- i,i, A.myiu a JE,I]g\" \u00ab.-*-.v- \u00ab_... uejjari I MAKKtSTS\nli-Ji Toxin Pills placed in the hands oi I daiI^ Terms, $15 to- $18 per week-'- ol7 _.>.__ -pvinninal\nall persons suffering iron: bad health nccortl\u00bb-g *-<\"> residence' iu hotel or - XrlAIiW._Jd*J\naccording to residence \"ia\"hotel or\nIts baths' cure all nervous rind \\ r* i Hoc* o nri \u2022TVvrTTrio*' i-n\n. . .....,.,..., ., .,.\u201e oscular diseases. Its waters heal all 0i^eS aXldL l0\u2122\u00ab m\npan make money without advertising.''j I-\" you will send ug your name nndj *^idn9'' liver aiicl stomach troubles: BritlSll Columbia\nren,6'm_ere\u00a3. addicss and agree to'sell foi -us twelve j\"T\",e'*''itlls 'i\"S(I waters are an invaluable I \u25a0\u25a0 \" '' '\nboxe, of Dr. Arnold's English To:dn remef* for silver and lead poisoning CRANBROOK B C.\n- Pills at 2oc. per bo:;, we will give you ' \u2014\u2014 ' ' \" \u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0\n;k ifrJAUSOhUTELV FuEE A I5EATTJFUL W'ATCB\nThe way to lid a tree of its b'uk it..\nlo skin it. This is also said to' appli-j am Ghalv in either Ladies .'or Gent's\ncable to dogs.. ' j size, or' your choice' ,bi twenty * other 11\n' preniiuma ,-Eucli- .4r a fino m At' 7\u201e.'\u201e\u201et I '..\u2022\n^- 6. o. p,\n\"lVHr-*\u00ab \u2022\u2022ve*\u2014fe?*^ , ^ I ^ r '\n\u2014_ _ . Jprernmm8:B\u00abchaa a fine ae't'of'jewel- Vr^'t' \u2022\" ' \"\"'' \" \"' ' ' \"' '' \"'' -\nDown in-Oregon\"anewa_japer editor ry, .Bingis, Violins,., ij\"andolinS, Tea , \u25a0 'every Mon^ay evening in their-\"\nwrote a nice little puff for' a -mfiliner ' Seto;.Satecm ^irts, cameras,-etc.' .\"Re- \" \"\" T\"\"-\"-:\" ''-'-\"'\u25a0 \" : ''\n-iii which-lie stated that he was .glad (oi member we don't want aijy -money\nup.\"' Meeting the\" until-'after yon -sell (he*, pill*: and .yoc\nit rthn ,nor>Jrort him don't hn-va ir\\ noil o.,,. .^' n. . '-. r\nMOYIE'B JLh,_._.iNG HOTEL.\n\u25a0see her \"stocking\n\u25a0editor en the-street she-soaked him,\n-With'her umbrell-a, breaking three n'b?'\n\u2022of sanie'ahd't'hreateuefi'io tell hia wife.'\n\u00ab*..... ...to yuu-6ou me*, pins and .*you\ndon;t have to sell any more than 12\nball on \"Victoria' street. Soiourning-\nOdd Fellows cordially'invited. \".'\nF. J. Smvth. ' \u00a3. D.Hope,\n' 'ISToble Grand. , ' ' \" Se^\nboseatoeot the premiuiiio. \u25a0'\u25a0Th.n 'An 1 V- \" . ;,--\"'--;'., _ _\" \u25a0 - ~\u2014-^__:\na bona fide o\/^er frbm'a realiabfe 'con- Movie\"\"' ' __TinPr<*\u00bb TTWf^-n\ncorn that ha& given'.thousands'- of dol- \\'T'7:\u00b0 ' ^1^'^, VUl0n\nEepresent tlie -Strongest ^i\n'Best Companies in the WtHd\n* ' ' * I CI* I ** J'Vil*-\nsi * > i. ' - . \u201e i i , *\n* I\nj Agents for Fire. Life, Accident. Sickte,\n| , P1ate,Glass and General ijasurancp !i\nx .^?anciai and .Commission Agents, Brok\n3 -ers, Nbtari6'p PtiWld^to\/Accounta-iro '\nThe best qf nccommodntions\nfor tp.b fraveling'public. \u25a0 '\n$'. f?' WoMahoni Mgr,\nma i ii in\"|*T,.||H \"MMipi^iJ\nHead Office\nCRAWBROQK, B. Q.ifJL^Ii)\n'\u25a0\"-'- Irf . \\f\\J Jy, \u00bb,-' A. > il. '\\ * *Gf\nSecretary.1\n\u25a0 -* i\n'place of silver-lead and gold mining\nfor the present'and, are keeping the .,...,\u201e\u201e,, , . .. ,,\n,f ernes in all parts of the world Vn1.\ncountry m a prosperous cond tion.,h,-' \u201e, ., \u2022, - .. . \" ' ,-01\nti \u2022 \u2022 \u2022, if I \u25a0'\u2022 ,- \u2022 'jh{l)e only to show tbem to sell tiiam I\nJ his is easily (he banner district of v \" n A , \u201e . , - ,cuem-\n*-i \u201e - T. t -., - ,, iotl \u00ab\"6. \u00abot offering the neonle fimn** \/\nthe province. It has the muter a\\ lo>\\ ,h-,nir ,,' , \u2022\u201e , I^P^ soine-\nmakeitsuch. ' , \u2022 ' r f y \u00b0ai ka\u00b0W- 0u'-\u00ab\"tofieJ\n, ===_======^^ are the regular standard size for Ladies\nThe Sandon Paystreaic\" gives'the llT^T !? ^ ^ Gun Metal\nagitators for a higher duty \"on lead the ,7* \u201e J V f\"0??0\u21226 -\"<\"\u00bbtoated\n^ii-...:.. _ . ... -\/\u2022 _ _ e dials and reliable time keeper^ wat-\nPlaints, and are for sale by all first g^^^^l^rr .JI I'T' =\u25a0\u25a0\ncluas druggists and-dealers in modi* WlT6_7 ^5 MoCarter,;\ncines in all parts of the\" wnrW v,'\u201e '',r\"\"' \"\" '- i; \u25a0' \u2022 \u2022!\nPORT STEELE, B.O\nJlorvey, UroCartor \u00a3 rinltliam.\nREVELSTOKE, B. C.\nBarristers & Solicitors.-\n-* ^-+-\nfollowing nut to crack:' Canadian ehp. .....j \u201e\u25a0 \u25a0\"\" \"Tw \u2014*\"'\"\u00bb 'Yli''-\nmelters pay *1.30i hundred for lead, _eed bfa hi T ? \u00b0f geQtIemaa\nwhich they sell in Montreal for *2.7fi \\l ,, u t\u2122^ t0, ^^ aud the^\nlupi_V*6 in bars and \u00abC corideu. f* j^JTv ?^ uW^?- ^ \u00bbJ1 who\n'American smelters nay \u00a53.60 a hun- j'rf^ - \". 'u^ i^ those \"\u2122n\"\nUrev for raw 'lead in the Coeur d'- .*\"\\L Zr r ^ ^ 0nCe\nAlenes. Oanadiap smeltermeu ' want \" 1 n r' , '\" JT l0Cillit'' t0\na tariff of-n-50 a hundred to ieo^iJ^^ ^^^l !\"lob\u00ab\nAmerican .\" sineltermen from under-'\"nrW ^ fSWei'ece^\nselling them'in Canada\/ If\" some of -0 ^^M ^^,'\" U ^ '^ 8^d\nthe traiff agitators will uleasc -explain ilT'u '^ -^^ ldge-her\nbow the American 'smelteiV'c.\/buv b^ ^v oTT '0i;W0S^ ^\nocautifully colored card with your\nliABKlSTJBK, SOr.tOITOK, ETC\nCRANBROOK, \" '\nA\u00a7@ATEJK9\nB. C\nis^wis Thomson\/\nNELSON,\nBOOTS AND SHOES\n,i- \u2022*\u25a0 - - *-j \u25a0 *\u00bb\u25a0- ,-.-.\nRepaired and Made lo Order. *\nlead for $3.50 ii hundred in tlie 'Coeur\n.d'Alenes und sell it for-$2 75 in Mont\nreal we will be much obliged.\nc.\nSA.VU.\nI obterved a locomotive in the railroad\n\u25a0 yards one d'ay; \" -\nIt was waiting in tbe round house,\nwhere the locomotives stay;\nIt was paining for the journey, it was\ncoaled and fully manned,\nAnd it had a box the fireman was\nfilling full of sand.\n, \" \/vu,\nname and address on as our authorized agent. JJefir in mind' that yo'u\nwill not be asked to sell any more ^\u00b0y^3 __,, .\nthan' the 12 boxes aud we don't want\nany .money until after you have\"sold \/>,.. -~-\t\nthem. We bear all- the expense and kW SjQa Vmg Parlor\nare only making this liberal offer as a \" * ' '\nmethod ol advertising Dr. Arnold's\n-t-ngJiah Toxin iJills. Don't \" delay,\nNotary PUBLIC,AccoaN-jR-A^S?nTH,!i * Moyie:\n\u2022 W\/^S? -]\u2014 MACEACHREN&MACnONALD, '\n?'\n^\nBvug and Stationery Store,\nToilet Articles\ni \" ft *\u2022 * * i* ^y\nOffice\"\nSchool Supplies,\nwrite at once and earn a beantiful\npreseut for yourself for Christmas.\nAddress AKSOLB MJEDICLNfi CO\nDcpt. 12i.. so Adelaide St. 'East, 'Toronto\/out.\nWE3T\nOn their slender iron pavement, 'cause\ntbe wheels are apt to slip :\nAnd when they reach a slippery spot,\ntheir tactics they command,\nAnd to get a grip upon ' the rail tbey\ncsprinkle it with sand.\nIt's about this wiiy with travel along\nlife's slippery (rack,\nIf your load is rather heavy and you're\nalways sliding back ;\nSo, if a common locomotive, you completely understand.\n*\\.'ou,'Il supply yourself in starling with\na good supply of sand.\nYou can ^,-t to any station that is on\nlife's schedule 3ec:n,\nIf there's fire beneath' the boiler of\n\u25a0 ambition's strong machine,\nAnd yoii.ll reach a place cnlied'j'lu&li-\ntown at, a rate pf sp.eec] that's grand\nIf ior all Lhe slippery ' places yqpfve a\ngo.qd supply of \u00ab;apd,\n\u2014Sunshine.\nIt appears that locomotives cannot al- Q-f- T^\u00ab t^, ~Z ' '\nways get a grip' &T;' Joseph's Cpixvent\n*N'\u00a3i,S0N, B. C.\nBoarding and Day School conduct-\ned.by the bisters of St. Joseph, Nelson\n13. L>. Commp-rc.im! ,>.,^ t..' -\n0J-.NTRAL HOTEL.\nCLINE, Prop.\n# O l\n, Moyie, B. C.\nOBCASJP: CAMPBELL.\nFuneral Director\nChemist and Pru^iBt,\nMQi]\nFOR FINE TAILORING GO TO\nB. 0. Commercial tlud' business\ncourses a specialty. Excellence and\nswitt progress eharacteaize each de-'\npartment. Parents should write for\nparticulars. .One month assures tbe\npubuc of the thoroughness of the\nbisters'methods of teaching. (Next\nterra commences Sept. 1st.\")\nMERCHANT TAILOR\nFine Suitings', Overcoating '\nTrousers, Imported Goods. '\nmoyie, ' B. e\n_ and\n..w Embalmer. ^\n\u2014 * ,i ,\nGraduate of Champion College of the\nUnited States. Upholstering and general furniture repairing. Office and\nstore, Aiken's block, \"near Canadian\nBank of Commerce. . Telegraph and\nmail orders promptly attended to.\nCranfcrppfc \u00b0 b. C.\nf -}fr\"\u2122M-L ACT 1896.\n(form f.)\n*' '\u2022 ' I\nCeIRTFICATE OF 'I-YPR9VEMENTS.\nNOXJCE.\nUo^S^tnintn, division of rast'Koote;!\n;:: i\nHar\\c*-l'-ii, und Ihrashero who arc\nv.-avy (onainrj;* A Chcwi.i-.- Tobac-\n0. viil ftuu\n^'.-^\u25a0-',;.-'',',',- ' V--J','.'.---\nJ:,'.,,; -.\nJ. i,^'''--!'\nt.mj-\nn\ni. ,f j- \"I\n. AVW*MA<|:\n-_<'*A\nm\n:'U'\nfviuch- more, wholesome than the'rank\nlobaccos of the. past.-''As onlv pure\njngredienta enter 'into the manufac-\nUi.'i- .0; this brand, it can. be used with,\nperfect, security. ..Valuable presents\ncan also be obtained by saving the\nKhow-shOe Tags, which are on ev-rv\nplug,. The time for. redemption of\nbuow-fchoe Tags iiti-j been tv. tended to\nJan.\n\u25a0I VTi:-.\ntho\nnay District\nWherp'Wecli-Oii SuIUvbu bill\nrjkci-oliQcthjitr, Titos. T.' .VoViUie, X. v\nhW\/'-l .C^tiflcBto So. B 43C70, inteucl Uxtv\nc? i\u00a5^C- f\u00b0-' ? Cer,lflcale ^ Imprpymeuts,\nSl%T\u00a3?WaInB*cw^G^t5ff'^'' m,fst ,JC CQiumeijcod before the i<-s...\naiioQ of s-,-cb Cprtillcate of Iinproycmonts. \"r\nh-ftctl thig 22ncl day of August, ims. '\nCFIAS. C. FA SHELL,\n\u2022'erTHOS. T. MoVITTlE, A?ent.\nMINERAL ACT 180Q?~^\nf>on;r f.)\nCBRTiriOATK or Jmviiovemc-stj.\n\u25a0' '., KOXXCE. ' '\u25a0-,'\u25a0'\u2022.\n.Foil fcicele -imlurnivisjon of East Kooknay\nWhere located:-0u Mar]: crock and Sullivan\nj j ill. '-.,..- *\n\u2022Take'nbtlcothatl.Thos. T. McVitllo, F M\nG. No. B 60236, agent for Chas. C. 'Farrell free\nMiner's Certificate Ko. B dSCTO,- iutend' nUty\ndays from.the date hereof, to cimlv t0 the MJit\nnig Recorder for a Cenifi,ato of'Jrhp.rovements,\nfor the purpose of ohtaiuhiff a Crown (;rflnt ',\nthe above claim.\nAnd -father take notice li..d ' ti\u00abt!6n,'mule.-\naecuon 3\/:i must .-o 'commcnct'.i hefofo tits i^J.\naticcorsuch CprUOcnieof Jmprovfracnts '\nDated this 2-.'nd clay of Auiritm,, 1(,i(j2. 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