{"http:\/\/dx.doi.org\/10.14288\/1.0183719":{"https:\/\/open.library.ubc.ca\/terms#identifierAIP":[{"value":"5ad58bae-507a-44e2-add1-8c0355fd2575","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/www.europeana.eu\/schemas\/edm\/dataProvider":[{"value":"CONTENTdm","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/terms\/isPartOf":[{"value":"BC Historical Newspapers","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/terms\/issued":[{"value":"2016-06-23","type":"literal","lang":"en"},{"value":"1910-03-11","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/terms\/description":[{"value":"Published in the interest of the people of Moyie and East Kootenay.","type":"literal","lang":"en"},{"value":"","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/www.europeana.eu\/schemas\/edm\/aggregatedCHO":[{"value":"https:\/\/open.library.ubc.ca\/collections\/xmoyie\/items\/1.0183719\/source.json","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/elements\/1.1\/format":[{"value":"application\/pdf","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/www.w3.org\/2009\/08\/skos-reference\/skos.html#note":[{"value":" ESS ML Erfli m \ufffd\ufffd. a \/\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ?A^Cc Did 'vou ever see ' , >, SPECIAL CASH SALE? ; ; on groceries ill this ' town? We saw it, just , \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 6uce, the, whole stock was-cleared out in a few days. Although' not pur buciness yei we lost ? - \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd_, money oii that sale. ^ , Grt readj-tosiockup'oii Gr>. \" ,- , . - - - .v.'.':-'w'tE -.\"a\/r.-awYNNE.'-!;\"* .\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd two'years, which will menu prac- tically another' traueontiiieiital system, as the company has decided to complete the Crow's.Nest- Pass line through to Vancouver as quickly as possible. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' The road is- in, operation .at present as fair as Midway, but the extension of it .through to' the Pacific .coast has long been contemplated by' the company. ' It is only within tho past, few 'days, however, that anything definite Xelson Wl]- be doub]e(J has been known m the matter, although a decision , was reached 'during',the conference iiuMontrcal recently,, when the construction program'for tho year was\" .formulated.' , , ' \" \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' ' ' .r ' , Two years from noirjfc is-, said will\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdsee,,'the completion of \"the line. ' ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ', ' ' '* ' 1 The Aurora Mining A* .Milling Company have let a contract to IL j {$'\/ j N. Brenton for the hauling of 100 j (() tons of ore from the mine acros.sj^ tho lake lotko platform near tho|i{\/ railway oiitLis side. Already sev- j ^ oral tons have been'brought over, w Tho compuny i-;in comm-.inieation with several smelting Grins and it i.s not settled where the ore will be shipped, but it may be sent to- Murope. The mi'uo run samples of the ore go about 2S p\ufffd\ufffdr cent Tiie capacity'of the factory of the Kootenay'Jam Company of '25inc' 25 v\ufffd\ufffdv cent 1\ufffd\ufffdfad- aud 22on\ufffd\ufffd-. ces in silver to tlie ton. There is \"!A negro bank was established in Mobile recently, receiving' nearly $2,000 in deposits the first day. , '.- \" a fine body of ore blocked out in the mine. * ' , \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd . \/T \" ,ity *:,We Will Appreciate [ an order for (a sackf of g ,' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd' PURITY F L d U R. It is not'a cheap flour.but quality' counts. -i <\"s \" ,' ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd - I C , V \\ ': Ypii Will Appreciate ;f . the superiority.over other Brands.';'. iFmakes , \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd.' ?\". more bread-and better bread.'.. .'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' l Lecture was Good, Seattle is to have the highest building in \ufffd\ufffdthe,.' United States west of,New York. --I,t will,be 20 stories, and will cost more' than a million and a'quarter dollars.' -ArV Get . the' ftabit-- ?:, Go\"; to CROWE BROS. & CO. ^s- ' Dr.'J. II. White, superintendent of Methodist, missions for British Columbia, gave a very interesting illustrated lecture aVthe Method-' ist,church last evening. lie had some splendid views,, of northern British-Columbia, and he gave a graphic description of towns and the country as ho wont, along. Dr. White has been in every nook and corner of the'-;province, and speaks from -actual, experience. His lecture was a rare treat. The ladies, served .refreshments afterwards; * ' w ' . > ' i Tn Cranbrook'teachers' salaries are to be placed on a 12, month basis and the placing of the minimum salary at' $70 per. month or $S10 per year, the same'as, in Nelson, Fernie and ''Jrand Forks. In these 'places the salaries' of principals run from $133 to $130 a month and the salme scale will f,be adopted in Cranbrook also. S _\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd_!*- ,.--,_, KSTAHI.ISHEI> 1897 Se'ale c&s '\"EILvsroll INSURANCE and MINING ' and INVESTMENT BROKERS., tie: Mill at Yahk. Head Office CRANBROOK, B. C. Men's Shirts and Gloves are the lines- I find I have too many of at this season. Will make substau- tial'i-eductious to reduce stock. J. W. FITCH -Chas. Biesel, .superintendent of the Snbwshoe mine at Phoenix.' and formorly of tho St. Eugene mine at Moyio, is putting in' a big tie mill\" three miles east'of Yahk. It will be a portable mill and will be run by electric power. The mill can be moved from placo to placo within' a certain radius of the power plant, aud the power will be carried by .a wire to the mill. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd The new mill will give employment to about 10 men. A largo private game preserve is planned for^Crestour A- syndicate of Calgary c capitalists have purchased 1200 acre's at the summit of Goat mountain near Ores-' toni from ^the Canadian Pacific railway.,. The '\"..park is ''well watered with\" natural streams a\"ndp lakes, and makes, an ideal game preserve.\" It will ,b3 fenced .and stocked with game of all kinds, and placed,in cha'rgo of aa experienced game warden. Crow a Busy Road. On account 'of' tho ' slides at Rogers pass and at'rFieId,\" on 'the main Hue, all main line, trains were run over the Crow's Nest road, which made this lino a very bu-,y one. Last. Monday \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdfive passenger trains'passed through iloyie within that; tmany hours. Tho mainline is again clear, and trains are running as 'usual. i. At the scene of \" the Roger's Pass disaster work ,6f recovering the bodies of the victims is boing pressed nnd. 41 have now been recovered.\" 'Among those taken in \\r\/ \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd mi Ti A* These are .without doubt the finest oranges grown, shipped in tissue paper,upon whiqh is printed \"SUNKIST.\" In buying these oranges'you are- insured * of ;,the ;finest grown. W 'also nave some firm and r P x fine thin-skinned lemons, ' jft% it*- 7i'^'Sk>:m',Sk'l>-'Si->-->->->i>-' tree''ripened. Macj5achern \\ &\": Macdoiiald' The- Mask- Bail. out lately was one Japanese . , ^ v l L whose hands was a plug of tobacco and a knife, showing the suddenness with which tho avalaucho came ou the party. '.\" '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd - John Houston Dead- Gave Satisfaction. ^?z.sV. si-i -,-\ufffd\ufffd. rf\/jO? ifei^^z_rfii-^^i_rf.'J.V.'rfr_rf-i:jiAi.rfr sh-s$z^&LJ^ &. ste-siz s&i $ i I MOVIE'S LEADING HOTEL. Hotel Kootenay The best of accommodations for tho Traveling Public. Largo and Commodious Sample Rooms. Billiard Eounis. h, McTAVISH & CAMERON Proprietors. '( I Don't forget to see our new prints and ginghams. We are now showing a beautiful :. range ofblouses snd skirts for spring. May Be in Slide. It is feared that Geo. Herrin, John Mackio and James Munroe are amongst those who lost their lives in the snowslide at Wellington, - on the Great .Northern a short time ago. All three were employed in tho camp of tho East Kootcnay Lumber company below Moyie. They quit and left for Seattle, and it is thought they were ou the ill fated train. All three names have appeared in the list of passengers missing.\" Committed Suicide. C. E. Vroiii in, employed in A. L. -MeDet'inoL's .wholesale liquor store at Cr.inbrook, committed suicide Tuesd iy morning by taking carbolic acid. After opening the store for business he retired to a room at tho back, where he was found a short time after with an empty bottle. Tho lips, noso and back of the right hand were badly burned. From the rise of the curtain till the end of the last act there was not a dull moment in \"The Private Secretary\" as presented by the Creston Dramatic Club at Moyie last, Friday night in Mor- ley hall. The play went along just as though it was iu the experienced hands of professionals. Tiles'\" kuow tlieir lines, and that unseen actor, the prompter, was never iu evidence. R. O'li. FitzGerald, a3 tho Rov. Robert Spalding, portrayed faithfully his part and was at himself nil the time. J.-J. Athorton, as Cat- tormole, was great. ,IIe was padded up so that he filled very comfortably F. 13. Hawthorne's suit. Jack Athorton, as the tailor of liond street, showed that he was n gentlemen w-hethor drunk or sober. A. S. FitzGerald, Geo. Young-^Jas. Clark Skinner,' Fred Watson, Jas. Richard, Mrs. J. Dcrb5rshire1 Miss Mooro and Miss Cartwright all played their parts cleverly. Tlio hall was well filled and everyone was satisfied. ,-John Houston, ex-member' of the ., Provincial \"t legislature, \" ex- mayor Lof Nelson and tho 'pioneer journalist of fchei K-i^tenaj's', died at'Quesuel \"Tuesday. The direct cause of death was heart failuro and internal troubles irom which he must havo suffered extreme pain for months past. The pain was, so great that he frequently lapsed into unconsciousness, but ho was conscious half an hour before death. At Quesuel everything possible was done for him, Dr. Smith of tho B.u-kerville hospital^, coming,'for' consultation. The body is being brought down by special, stage and will be interred at Nolson.' I Those intending taking-.in ,'the masqucrado.bnU on March 17th, the evening of St. Patrick's Day, should lose no time iu arranging for {tlieir costumes. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Woivi has been received from Mrs. Anderson, costunier, of Nortlip'oi-fc, that on account'of another'\"engage-, mentifc'will be impossible for her to bo here.., However, thero is plenty of time1 for all to -arrruge for costumes at home, \"and Mio doubt there will be a good variety, represented. VftUis \"wills.\"-bo awarded to the best locally made costume worn by a lady and gentlem.au. Dancing will begiu at 0:30 sharp, aud the masks will be-raised at Hh.'lO. The dance it- being given by the'Moyio Hockey Club. Tickets are SI. rielp Zinc Industry, XK Bust Plan Amalgamation. A referendum vote will probably be takeu within the next 'month by the various miners' unions of tho Western Federation of Miners with a view co amalgamating with tho L'uited Mine Workers of Ameiica. J, 0. Mullen Killed. Woik is^being rushed on the new'additions of both the International and Cosmopolitan hotels. At both places the lathers aud plasterers are busy, aud the new parts of both pi ices 'will be ready to occupy by the 15th or 20th of the month. Tho inspector will be here about the 21st of Mircb, when tho now improvements on all of the hotols will bo inspected Hon. Wm. Tcmplonian, minister of rnihe?, has given notice of a resolution .providing for an expenditure riot exceeding -,$50,000, for investigating processes used' iu tho reduction of v.inc, ,fbr making experiments and 'for any other purposes that m;j,y->ba deemed advisable for the promotion of production and manufacture of \/\/mc' and. ziuu products1 from .Canadian ores. \ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd 'At- present, many thousandsvof dollars aro lost annually to 'O.in- ada through unscientific and inadequate methods of treatinir zinc ores, especially in British Columbia. Tho mines department of tho government proposes to undertake experiments and g.it.h->r information from abroad,- with a view to improving the,.pioseut process and prevent the groir. waste prevailing iu the troat'u-nt of ores. \ufffd\ufffd ... Y. M. C. A. for Cranbrook. Difficulty Is Over. Will Stop Profanity. -C J\\u Buys Place Adjoining. Imperial Bank of Canada. ' Capital Authorized \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd$10,000,000.00 , \\ Capital Paid, Up\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-5,000,000.00 f ! Reserve Fund \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd -.-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd5.000; 000.00 \ufffd\ufffd BRANCHES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA- j Cranbrook, Arrowhead, Golden. Kamloops, Michel, New , Michel 1 \ufffd\ufffd Fernit, Nelson, Eevelstoke. Victoria, and Vancouver. ', | I Drafts and Money Orders sold avaible in any | I part of the World g I Savings Bank department. I I Interest all owed on deposits from date of deposit. S |MOYlE BRANCH. J. R M. PINKr'lAM, Manager- | . II. A. Smith closed-a deal this week for. the' purchase of the TIartigan & Barron property which-adjoins his building on the north.i , The building is two stories, and occupies the south half of lot 0, block 2. Mr. Smith will take possession on March 15. Must Cut Out Music. If any man in Moyio wishes to shout and yell and uso profane language he had bettor first seek some secluded spot out in the woods before ho gives vent to his ;feeliugs. Gonstablo , Dinsuiore inteudsto put a \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd quietus to this sort, of thing on the ''streets, and his action will meet with general approval. Only a few nights ago the constable got tip but of bed and went out and gaye a bunch of men ou the street a severe reprimand for the 'language th'ey wore using. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd J. O. Mullen and Archie Boyd were blasted and instantly killed jas tho result of drilling into a mUsed hole in tho Gnutby mines near Phoenix Tuesday night. Tlio men were operating a machine iu stopo \"9 when the accident occured. It was Million's first shift at tho Gran by. Mullen was. II years of ago, and was woll known in Moyie, Cranbrook and Kimberley. Ho was a member of the Odd Fellow?' lodge at Crau-i brook, and a \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd member of the Miners' Union at Greenwood, having transferred from _tho Moyie union last October. ' The difficulty with tlio waterworks now seems to be over for this year. Most of tho 'frozen pipes have boon thawed out by elootiiuity and ail but a very few havo water iu their places. . Til\ufffd\ufffd k n\"d U cigar lias iurupod into prominence thiough the excellent il-ivoi- of tho toba.'co out ot winch it is made. Cranbrook H-jr-ald:\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-Tho w.-rd comes from Montroalalnc n Y. U. C. A. building, costing .^\"-'iS.OOO: will bo built at Cranbrook iu. conformity to a policy cariiVd out by the C. P. R. during tho Iiisfc few-years. Tho railroad h.is already provided like iustituiions at White River. Chapleau, Kcn- ora and Povelstoko. m rl 1 '^3i\ufffd\ufffdh \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd!,^!!f'' Are- you frequently h.ni-si.-' Do you have that annoy bur tif-!>- ling in your throat? I'oi-ynui cough aunoy you at nigul, :ind ii you raise mucu-i in tho uiuniin^-' Do you want relief? If m\">, I ike Chainberhiin's (Jough reme-iy 'ind you v.-ill be pleaded, ^'dd by i!i\" Moyij Drug Si Stationery Co. m \\Ai To Industrial School. Anorder has gone forth \"cutting but\" music in hotels and other public places hi Moyie. The order went into effect AVed- uesdny. The host salmon, 3 tins far 50cts. at Crowe Bro.-. Wednesday Constable Bulger of Fernie left hero with Tommy dimming for Vancouver, where the boy will placed in the Industrial School for a term of four yoai'3. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd' j Tho best oranges 50 cents ,a dozen at Crowe Bros, ' One Lived Here. Mrs. Johu Darbyshirennd G. A. M. Young, who .'ployed in \"The Private Secretary\".herb last Friday evening, wei-o once residents of Moyie, . Mrs.' Darbyshire, as Miss Moore, was one of the first teachers in the Moyio school, imd Mr, Young,\"ran tho gravity tram at the St. Eugeno for a long time. at prices to clear before spring goods get in. Suits The Royal Seal cigar has been before the smoking public for a dozen years. It is made iii Nelson and can be bought in nearly every mountain town. Now . \ufffd\ufffd'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd. S3.50 3.35 <( ; 2.50 ( c 2,75 1 ( 2.25 86.00 5.50 4.00 3.80 3.50 Here is an opportunity- to clothe ,, .'your boy at tlie very lowest prices. At the Daylig-iit Store, EGBERTS -\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd&,.'':]yi;ESSINQER- \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdn; s&s ) li 'fl :\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"?, ['\";s #1' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd .A-r-'iw* V\ufffd\ufffd,'$- .*t ? Iv aai*_=Z'1.==\ufffd\ufffd^rcjL=\ufffd\ufffd.,- .-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffdj^ew-&c 'IPTJT! FHE., MOYIE LEADEE. J\" iblislieil in the mtcn.sl ol the people of Moyie and Kasl Kootcnay. F. J. SMYTH. !\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd. hm-iIiii. COM Oil ijj- ILARr ones. There1 should be no complaint. Tlie government < can stand it, and besides we' Uee4 the, money.' VDF.il. MGYIK, BRITISH COLUMBIA. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdrM_ \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd>. I-'ncli of the elikf or. ~\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd^\/*\\ \ufffd\ufffd:!ns *'f *'1(: h\"'lv i'i \ufffd\ufffd ,-.\ufffd\ufffd>. % hnk ia rhe Chain of 3\ufffd\ufffd5:y3;53.-jvS$S^3>\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdec-s:R {ing in NV-v York city, performed l weakest organ. If there is weakness of rstomaeh, liver or luiuls, there is a weak Jink in the chain of life which may knap at anytime. Often this, so-called . \"weakness\" ii caused by lack of 'nutrition, (he result of weakness or disease of (he stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition. Diseases nnd weaknesses of the stomach and its allied, organs sire cured by (he use of Dr. Pierce's Ooldan Medical Disco\\cry. When the weak or diseased stomach is cured, diseases of other organs which seem remote from the stomach but which have tlieir origin in a diseased condition of the stomach and oilier organs of digestion and nutrition, are cured also. The strong man has a strong stomach. jTaltc the above recommended \"DiscoV' ery\" tand you may have a strong stoic ach and a strong body. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd GivrN Away.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdDr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, new rei iscd Edition, is sent free on receipt of stamp* to pay expense of mailing only. Send r31 one-cent stamps for the book in paper coders, or 50 stamps for the cloth-bound volume. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. L O. O. F. ey Loflgo No. 4 1. . Meeff- Tuesday evenings iu the Miueis' Union hall. Sojourning Odd 1'VHows coidially invited. K.r.u Jim:. F. J. Smvtji. Noble Crimd. Scei'y. \"ijp =S?n! #^| K. of P. i I -^ r , L Meets every Thursday V^'fr^'^\/siveiiing in McGrrgoi \\-K<^T?\/ li.dl nl 8 c'clock. Vis- ^sv\/^>--rr ' ling bicthcis invited. 0-4=== .-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdJv, J), SlIN=iO.V, f Chancellor Com. E. A. U ux K. R ..t. tf. . , , in IS00 the' first operation for IvCts's try to make Aloyic a;appendicitis. second Butte. After all our Moyie climate is not so bad.' iJ (SjiukCMnau-l'sV im-) It is reported that Wm. Carliii,! Ihi,t the stork\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdhe gets the goods. ' ( for tho leading merchant of Fort ' Fine growing weather Steele, is arranging to go \" into j corns. ' business in Vancouver. Conditions never looked so -..brio-lit for the zinc industrv. = ' The -Easter bonnet' is receiving-serious consideration'. 'We can hearrthe geiitle cip- proach of the 'spring- onion aud the bock' beer. \"With'fjiiowslides, floods and, - tram disasters, life seems to be -\"just one clam thine after y , ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \"' another.\" \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd - \"* 1 , \\'Noodles\" Fap-an, the eel- ebrated Bowery newsboy, says that the ladder .of success has 'no rungs made of cigarettes. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 'A shrewd business ,mau i i j ' t *\" \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd once said'that,if vour competi- , tor talks about }'0u; 'put him ^ou your payroll. Don't inind what he says\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdso long\" as' he talks about vou. Great is the Creston 'soil. Not only does it grow big red apples aud plump strawberries, but it grows actors and actresses as well Vancouver fight fans intend chartering a special train to carry them to Sin Francisco to see the Jeflri'es-'Johusou contest ou July -tch. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd It is reported 'that for,' some, time the C. P. R. .locomotive firemen on 'the Revelstok'e ' run have been complaining about tho dust from briquettes. hurting their eyes. '' ' ^_ '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' i. Iteoent experiments have proved conclusively that coal,dust which' has been ground to a state so fine that it will pass( ii 200-mesh- sieve, will explode from' contact with either a naked flune or with the aie of an electric current. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd The , tremules chirp . of the strawberry shortcake is beard iu the laud. , f \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Why'is it tliat a .busted man J. i always talks non-cents?' POSTAL PHOTOS. Selklilf Loll\/-*', No. *>r, a. ni, a-- a. .ii. r5 Ilegular, meetings .^ -5 h tlie first AVed- ^V ncsday of each month. T ljiake a specialty of Postal Photo work.' ,' Prices, 4 Visiting; brethern 'v. clccnie. for 50 cents, or $1.25 a dozen. | ' \"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ^m^' W; yL \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ^. n .-JJurdott,,Secretary. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd MISv^ FIvORA DBAGON, \"The spineless spring onion 'is crowding the boneless pancake hard for first place. . V. Olt.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdThe first reference to electricity was where the'prophet said, \"So Noah, thereupon took the animals 'off, which made' the ark light,'' \\ ' ] . , c r On the othetv hand,, what's the use ,of^kicking? Think of the long, wet spell Noah had' to put up wioh some years ago. .' . The Hunker Hill and S.illivanl Tf ib isn'fc Jupiter Pluvious or company In .the Coeur d'Alenes i Old P.oreas ic a 'l0 days' chinook are putting up a threo story club house for their employees at thp mine. Ib will \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd eoutiin a swim-' ming tank bowling alleys, billiard room, gymnasium 'a*ud reading rooms on the first two floors The third iloor will be ,.fitted\" up as a lodge room.1 For the purpose of giving the negroes of Spokane ah .opportunity to \"make good\" on _ the farm, and to prove their worth as farm laborers, a band of Spokane colored folk has organized a develop- menb company, bought 110 acres of hind near Dear lake,1\" aud will start this spiing to develop the Igud with negro labor only. or s'm'other esosporatin' L thing. Oh haste thee, Little TJuuttercup, otherwise known'as G.,Annie. Need ,ef Saving-. 0 P. DESAULXrrc '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd' DKAI.llK IX <\\7 I A! Moyie Miners' Union ' i\\!o.'r7l W, F, of M. ' ' ''' Meets'in Minors' Union Half every Saturdny eveuiug. Sojourn- . ing members nre cordially invited to attend. - . ,- 1 \/ Albert Gill, , \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd . James,Roberts rnoMrr delivery. v Queens'A-cre. 'MOYIE piano\" l'essons h. c. salmon ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd '4 | i . ' \"h ,' of Cranbrook , , ,n \" (Phone 203.)- visits M.oyie weekly. ,[_Studio'!.afcMrs- Gilberts - . Probiilent. .Secretarv Harvey, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd McCarter & i * * ' Ma'cdo'nald. oB.irristers,'Solicitors,Notaries, Etc Cranbrook, - - B. C. Every individual should have a bauk^iccount, something to .draw on in case of neod. -Tho United States has -its , Emergency Currency Liw^to increase .tho supply' of money when money is scarce. Also the United'Slates has credit.' Hut what has the average woik- ingman, without banking credit, if he has no bank account, no reserve? Every person should be an E nergeucy Law unto diinibelf. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdInland Observer. St. Joseph's, Convent. NELSON, n. c. xSaarding and Duy School conducted by .Sisters of St. Joseph, Nelson, J3. C. Co'iumercinl an'd t busiiiesB courses a specialty-. Excellence'and s\\uft progrfisa characterize each department. ' Parents should write for particulars.' Ofie month assures the public the thoroughness 'of -the Sisters' methods of teaching. Terms commence January, April anil Sept Pupils are admitted iluriac term. tf and good ones, too. Tlie Crow's Nest road seems to be the only safe' line for travel, aud the clay is not far distant when the C. P. R. will use this route i'qr= the greater portion of its'traffic. ieel Bounty, Noting that Chicago professors had made hens lay- pink eggs by feeding pigments to them, tlie Neepawa Register asks: Why not feed them dates and have the age of the eggs recorded as indelibly? Pink eggs for pale people might adverLisc nicely, but eggs with a set date line would be fought for in the market. It is not the intention of the government at Ottawa, so it is siid, to renew the iron and steel bounties, which finally expire at the end of the present fiscal year. The bounties have now been in force for fourteen years, and the government believes that the it'O'i and steel indus'tiies are now established on a sufficiently firm basis to do without the crutch of an annual subsidy from the federal treasury, '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd As Man Grows Older. THE MINERAL CITY. The government appropria- 15very town has a poet, and Moyie is no exception. Tho following i= by a young man who is a South American by birth. Mii\\it> .is a mining pifiposilioti shines;, OssiUui U.nl .nul qics of all kinds. Tlu- St Ijiyene, the Mowe wonder Kcijislhe tcu.ii fioni knuckling under. Tin \\,iro,-;i .-u.il S-i:TO. ' ' ' \" ' *-*, t - \" CR\/VNBROOK. . B l'i- tk.,?\"S3KS OLIVER TVPEWij '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'-.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd t For Sale ^or $125.00' , Easy Payment- MOYIE. B. wi .-*v.T-\ufffd\ufffd.-\ufffd\ufffds. ^'.^e'.ytr- s~.^r.s*:Jtr.j*'.*i'.j0r.g*r:_0.. ^\ufffd\ufffd. .^. ..\ufffd\ufffd. ^ \" stf\ufffd\ufffd .^-'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdrf--_*-. -* >fc-Xfc---^.s^.-^.-^i^.'^-|\ufffd\ufffd-\ufffd\ufffdj?\ufffd\ufffd^:ri-5i^v W \"']>'\ufffd\ufffd l;(V^s6i' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' ' ]>JI0NJ. | Easf Kootenay'Bottling Co W ' i \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ; Cranbrook,1' B. C. w , ' . -.,,.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'' , \" , W \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd- ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd -' ' - \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd., fy Manufacturer,?'of all kinds of carh'onaied V|: < beverages. We S]iarp. no expense to lmv'o ^t)\/ ' our goods tho best on the market.\" There are, others. But!! -*^>g->^->g->g->g-^g-ic--^-^-^--^-\"^-^^f>!,.->*r->r-^,->-^--\ufffd\ufffd .,..\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffdf-*->-->-..>\ufffd\ufffd.-x->, ^\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd>-.--^->\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-\"^^->--.-,^'>-.->-\ufffd\ufffd.-,*,S?^!:>i?-\ufffd\ufffdSsgSs?:3\ufffd\ufffd?l DR. F. B. MILES,.. --' i * n * t ' Cranbrook, ,\\ B,; C. George H Thompson, ,1. , Ann 1st er, Solicitor 'Notauy\" PcJiu.ic, &c. v ,; CHANBJROOK, Bkitisi! Columiha WitB;. BE ATT Y -' a. [ ( ' t Embalmcr and Undertaker, I s, \ufffd\ufffd Phone 9. - CRANBROOK T. T. McVItllcCi: ,P I.S.' U. Y, l-iirkcr, C JUcVIT.TIE & PARKER PllOV^OIAI, T.AND SuiiVKYISO I K.MLWAV & .IllSJNfi HSOISIIEIUXC Estimates Fuirnishcd. OFPICKS Kort Steele P. O. Box'25. Cranbrook P^! 0. I3ox 11. We Shipped a t * < *\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd - To Moyie this Week TO FURN. Thos. Summers Cigars,' Tobacco, Fruit and Coufecr.ionery. 13UY YOU It TOYS, NOTIONS ETC. South Victoria, St. ifty Sprinj ye! ^\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd<*\ufffd\ufffd8&>- I'ully nine out of every ten casus of rheumatism, is simply lion for the Cranbrook district I I'heumati-m of the muscles due to this year exceeds that of last ,c?ld ov d,imP> \ufffd\ufffd\" chronic rheum i- 'ti-m, neither, of which require any internal treatment. All that year by about \ufffd\ufffd70,000. Tiie editor of tlie Cranbrook Herald takes a'pessimistic view_of tin's, and apparently sees nothing but blue ruin ahead for the McBn'de government, f \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdCheer up, Bro. shake ;of! . that De: me, and is needed to; allbrd relief is the free application of Chamberlain's Liniment. Give it a trial. You are certain, to bo pleased with the quick relief which, it affords, y )ld by the Moyie Drug Jo Sta- ' t-ionery'Cc. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Express and General Delivery Business. Livery and Feed Stable. WOOD AND COAL For Sale Moyie, Leave Orders at O'h yiintA Sloie. British Columbia igars Tobaccos an rt iranbrook ; Go-Operative lonery 'PROM B, Stewart .oyie ib ,, j There are no blanks in a box of j IC and II cigars. They all draw its judicious management (and emit an aroma that perfumes of affairs,' the McBn'de government is well\"iii position to deal so liberally with, the -different ridings, arid Cranbrook. ;STic of the most fortunate ! thp oxonc when set on fire. It i.s | ever a pleasure to follow a man j -vh ) ij siu iking.-i.K and It'cigar. (Try one and bo convinced. HAOE JViARKS Desicms copvright3 &.c. Anyotio nonillnu n. sketch mid doncrlnttnii mhy anlcltly nucurUilu our opinion freo v\/fic.tlifir nil liiTC-nllon .Is prohnlily piilc'lilnhlrt. Cnniiiiuiilru. lI'iiiHrttrlcUyciriilllilGiitliil. HANDBOOK On I'nlcntM fient Iroo. OMost imonry f..iriiiic'jrlilK l\ufffd\ufffdur.eii[.H. 1 IU..MII3 iidion tlirouuli .Munii & Co. reculva tpeetalnnticc, ivltl.oul. clinrt'o, In tlio Fl NE NEW STOCK of llu; nattiest in Spring Suiiing-, from eastern and Englibh manufacturers just received. They are undoubtedly the handsomest and most dis- tinotive fabrics thai have j.ycl been offered -and-those 'who would have' soinethin\/'\". select iii . a Suit for spring should' leave tjieir. order early. A fit gu'aran'tc.ecl and at a reasonable price. Pressing and Cleaning- Done Prices Right. Tui';\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd nKSAUi.Nii:it jiito.s, i-.ip.. Large namplo room in connoclion with house for commercial men. JJeiil of aocommodfiiion, Ilciidqunrtera for Commercial and MirimgMen. QOEBXS.AVl!..'..' '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ; MQYII'], B. C. mnm I.nr.vcRt fir- Chamberlain's tiongii Henistiy Curcs Cclrl.i, Ci ou;i ami W'1.'..oj,:jj^ Cowh. 'mnnr^ 3V jf-aaiiii\"*- A lianilmminly Uln-tral.-.l. wrjfkly. ........ ,. <\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdilia.iu.ii nf i-iiy M'ltiiillll.; Ji.liiiial. 'Juri.iM Inr t iiiinil:i. j.1.-,.-, ,1 year, liuutagi: -jrciuilil. Holil l.y fill iif-w^..l..-ult;tii. | MUNN & Go,3G!Ef\"^-New Yorft i moyie, llruticli 'jsicu, 02i V St., WaaljliiKtw. i>, u. SEND YOUlt AVOJtK TO THE KOOTENAY STEAM LAUNDRY,, KBI.SOX, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd''. '. All White Labor. fA,' THE 1.F.AD1HI, 310VIE, KHITISTT COLrTAfP>T-\\. fit foif \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdpm w, Vtf\ufffd\ufffdS_ 'the \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd I N V Tr REMARKABLE STORIES OF PSYCHIC PHENOMENA WHICH. HAVE OCCURRED DURING ILLNESS AND AT DEATH, TOLD BY\ufffd\ufffd TRAINED OBSERVERS (roryrlElit, 1100, t.j- Tlio New York n>rili] Co AH IIL.-I.tsc IVs.r.rT(.fl ) AM not n lellglous fanatic, a .spiillinilist, a new thought .'irt\ufffd\ufffd<'o.iru or a mental ln-. inn! the'majority of women In my piofesslon, ,\\et there liri\\ and In flii'Im for wldc-li none of ui c 1111 offer n (enable e\\planntlon. Ilonieinbor Unit I hose are nil liuiniui o\\-p\ufffd\ufffdi!cnces, \"coming not frdn; unintelligent or unclc-i elopid per- 'jWni4, but from M-i\ufffd\ufffdiii<*n accustomed to nolo f i. t-> rate-- fuilj and trained to make net lir.'lc, unprejudiced repents of nutlientlc observations . My gtnduatlng .OAerrlscj were sr'aivclr oror'nud I ,1,,,.' ^Jll(- v.|s ^.atliizi Avas looking foiwmd to n couple of monflis of h.nfPig l.n, la-u. jn UiJ, led befoie beginning my work liV-lliTrrall. Hut when mi uij^esit iK-rsoiinl cull came from an old chum of mine 1 could do no loss than go (o her nt once. When I arrived nf (he house and fo'ind tlio husband down with \ufffd\ufffdn acute attack of lobniipiicumonla I was'-, cry glad I Intel f'oino, for, icailylng llieir oice< dhi'-ib- limbed income, I wa~i willing lo lai\ufffd\ufffde entire clM-ge of llie, ease, relieved only by tlie slight assistance my fi lend was able to lend me. t We fought a hard brittle* Tor (he man's life and I 'pic unsilnllngly of my newly acquired, skill rrind ' .all u>y strength It wins now nt the end of the .second week of his, 111110-:-!. He h(id tv\ufffd\ufffdttxl cnuotly dining \/the dnj, nnd so about twelvo bvinrls tli.-it night I thought I might ilsk going to my loom to got a few fours' sleep, foi I (\"ell sadly In r.eeel of it, and in\/ friend piomlscd tn call mc lhe minute sire wanted me. A Ghostly Whisper.' '' I have nlwnys;bcrn nhlc to difip ofT to sleep a Ponce nnd I rarely dienm. This night was no c.vopUon. J was f,oon h? a perfect ly.> happy ^stato of oblivion, when suddenly 1 hciud.'ln a sharp staccato 'whl.por:\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdFrank will die at fl\\e o'clock Knuik v. Ill die at Ave o'clock.\" * 1 j v ' ' I nwoke with a sfnrt, tlnow on my -wrapper nnil rnn through the hall to my patient's room. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd My friend was nletiiig at the hide of her hus'ianci's bed and he 'v-os resting'quietly us when 1 left hfin X.iutrfilly I did not say mirth!:;*; about \"m.\\ dn\ufffd\ufffdam,\" as I tciuicd It. and, .-leUting to her persuasion-, 1 11 turned to my rooin, furious nt allowing myself'tn be 1llst11rle.il i *, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd' 1 1 when I. know how much 1 needed this sost. ft'was ll.en 'two o'clock' 1 went back to bed ic- to the oidlnary \"senses? Peggy tcIN a stori crr,t-.in' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdrlicuinstnnres of v hie h she has never been able to fintlsfuctordy explain bv any other theory. A Strange Death Warning. Atone flme, while she was In (mining, she was on duty In the T IS. vmd mid her s\\mpilfhy .uid Inteiest were p.-u tiuilai ly iiu-\\'d bj one e>f her pntlents. He was all alone In the wnld, and, icaliKius; lhe h'i;if'tc-,s- ir-ss of his case, ho li.-.d in ,d>s rc'Kiry promise th-il .she , would Ih1 wiili him when lie tikd.' Ilul one moiiiiiij; wlmi she ..( iisju'iiy dcrotrd to him, fur If- steins hoi mother hud died itlieii she w.is very jr.t'nr;, and her f.ulicr h,\",d n.ssuniid complele cli.\"Kr of lier. .i\/iu into his usiu'l ko. d hii'imr Uut V j-f.\" - ., s fhe eirnestncss of his i.inniifi vhfii lie w.i- i'\"u t j; tlie inc.dent im pressed hei moio linn sho e.-md '\" .id. ur So Pie nc\\t.'nioi-uliif,' when she ikhilJ the j 1 ,p md fi>'i\"d one lotlcr pjstm.irl cd Iloe hosier slie d.- idid to < |li 11 it. ' 'J'he letter was from .1 sKut of hor fntlfnt an- ' noil iifini; the de.lth of tlieir mot her the nil \ufffd\ufffd>t In fine. as Pcg^y 1 -ide her jx.a a'sht, tlie woman lie ^iii-ied?'' the ovei'lns \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdnslzed:\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \"When will Xei'ic \"How did j on ki ow ;\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd w \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd- .ill I'e;-\"-r could any. \"Why.ishe \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdstopped r n i,fr w >y out lo bid me good- by, and si e p..id -lie d eviue back lu .1 ie.ry little while | to take nie w it Ii Iv v.\" , Need I add tint the v,r>mnii diid within the weeKt TliiniSKhoHt his eiitne illness -ho ncter left lilm (if .mii-sc, I'eKiry kj-pl iho letter oi-n^'i'l i.'ipl the The ph\\sk 1.1ns s.ini tb,f j (.- durin;: the el.ir, but iisuailv 'il i-Ifflit I ,was able to pr>i- su;i,dL !n,r\"to le down in ;l,e neM ii.om, .\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdilth.iu-;h she would mii In every few In urs to inquire for him nnd usk if she could do nr.j tiili'f; for(me. J On lhe ulath day my pr-tli-nt was' doliiK bo well tli.it I w.-s i'imuiiiiK to lc.ive ut Um e-nd of the week. That nlj-ht the dnnsliter burprlsed ue by i-.r-.Ing directly II lier supper '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' , '-.VH-. liionii, I am going to sit up and watch wltn ynil tu-ni^ht.'' , , ' \"Wlij, really there is no nerd for'It.\" I nnswered. from one side of lhe wall. The .entile hosi.il.i: v.:is' leiy I'liu-h 1,1-niniied for room and Ihe^last bed in 11 few hn lies of I lie w ill of ihe was a man with -in imreiLilii fentpcr ,'U'd^ a\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 1 ri -.- f.eitafn .iprielile, f.n ieiflii Is tuberculosis he c'oiubiiied, cs Is i cry comuion, an i.d-. inured case of diabetes, with Its acconip.uijlug I11- oidimfc thlrut and hunger. < , When Peggyfheard Hit knocking plie ii'imcdlatoly tli< ughf of bed >*o'lS f-'he ki.cw (.lilt, u.a.i could reach (lie- wall'if he,sat up~.lu bed'. So she went ut oni-o and asked him If lie hid knock-eel. IJe slid no, r I t I'i and thouglj she was not cnlliely roinnued s'10 refill ncd lo tho kitchen. Itut again she I.eatd the knocking, and this time she determined ti put .1 stop to it al once. ' ' ' ' \"= ,< in? 11 was well enough to ben:- the news, fml.whin at last sijc; sh'jvycd it (o hiiu, though neith, r 1:11 inio'ied lhe dieam,'she well knew it was the thoiigM u,iper- iii'i-t In the minds of both of them. , is It true that (here ate certain subtle fit-ies that' pen Hell' our beings, which most\/if us aie never tapa- hl\",of e\\ei-cls!ng, b'it whh li aie 2;. Ing iloi rn; during our n-u-ninl co.11mt.on and by non'e of us i\"r.y bo briiiighr Ii.fo .'ir-llviry l.y eiiscise or greaf del ' 't\\ 1 Is ll lue ll..it there are liner .ucnla! iiisju.slmpiif-f-wlileli' ordi manifest themseirca when the body Im 1 bjtoiuc \"for your foi her has had n f-plendld day. Now, do \\eiy imirli v-eakeued, ni.,11 is^n\/j longer guiding or ro- go to bed. and 1 truly promise tu call jou Jf then; Is str.Uiiing the free, and iiahir.-ii action of the iiu.'id? 'the slightest change in him.\" ' ', '. Visions from Spirit Land. She hesitated 11 moment, and then, looking almost TlwrQ ,was n' -uii'se J knew v'eiy well at one tl;r,e, a nshanied ol the ndiiilssioii, she .said.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd woci.L.i of unut-ua'i Intrliigence nnd remarkable charm '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdI ei.m't know why, but something sc-onis to toll me and raagiictism. fshe wns a most cnp.-j-L'.e ,'('iii cou th, it f.eflifi- will wailt me fo-night. Indeed, It Is not neiwiumiO-ss. I dou't real!} know whnt it Is. il sup. pose Ir ^uusf sou.id very loolii.Ii to you. nut I must sf.-ly lieie to n!g.lit,'i_she eiuh d with sudden dc-terml-' nation, and <-o .1 had to allow her fo icm.iin, and' tucked her up in a big chair ne.\\t to the lied. ! Al eight o'clock7my patient was sleeping rjiiletly. Vt leu o'e loc-L he was still all light. Jt was about eleven o'clock that be woke u,jj eToiuphiining of an intense heudacue. Suddenly he was shaken by a i to- Scleiilious riur>e, giving not only all her skill, but her pcisounl I'uterest a.ul syinpnthjv fo each patient ' She k was who once told me that sho was awiio wirhln hvise,if and beyond the Ihicslnild of hei nrinnal con- srii.usiicfrs of a secondaiy self which fhad e\\tia.,r admitted the psyehic Influence whk-li ennbled, her to peivchc tilings which ri.lis hiul unexpectedly set m ui:-J \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdggv held 'in Ie !i_-i<> I !i:ii a ,ne--c had su( 1 .t cr ,11 l'>rl'ig ocular demon-1 sfinlioi i.f iSj'i\"')s^o'.,i' i\ufffd\ufffdf. fji-.n kl 1,. once I hni- a, pn'ocoit v ho dosi'.iLid jiis' s.cu an \".p-uitlon, and If he h.'ii nrtl hi -n si ,11 at M, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd -,iv ' -ne sitiintlor- wou d ii'.l iy h'i\\er l.tr-i'fiiiuir. p. 1, ,? n dlsugiet.- a-jli- n.1111, low i,r. n (\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd f, ,sw-L,-el,v, < <) ,'.ulc- pig oj-'S inil pult'j cl>\"ks\", rot \ufffd\ufffd'(e ,n ,t\\ ,\\ . -.ml there was bully spe'i. ; in i'.eiy, t \"I u\ufffd\ufffd> -\\\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ,' 1- 1\"ll.tr I.d did the adoring or not J do nor i-row. lint it ;n , 1 ue. she did the ti-.impllng. Without uoiibt he n.oltiii -ueiitly at the tunc ha was foi ted ty il.mt. by a-d ii irkeo back with longlne; ro the drjs 1. hen 110 did Hie liddllug ' ffc \ufffd\ufffd1 Wilis see-mud lesdcs-, uh. \" i.is wife was in the rj'jm, nnd often suo'.i' u> me oC tec \"Mrs. No. 1,\" as he cindely put !\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd. lie was 'in Ui\" last stages ot, l!i-f,;ht's ri^'Mse. His skin was sallow and waxy, his eyesight lire? begun tw fall and he Hjs\ufffd\ufffdv?ry weak, isuddc-nly one day he ruse ' up 111 beJ aud . said ci\";o\\i y.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdr 1 \"\\Vay, there's Ttrs3. Don't,yen see her? Tliere, 01 th.it rijair. She's bOskoiiing to 1110 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Look, snc'.s smiling Yc--. T'ii comi.ig Yes-, j cs.\" s His \\<\",lco,-giew weaker, he fell b.i'\"k Iu bed aiu'i one COM ulsliii after iiuctiiei-, shook iiis fiame, lie dieel( that .nlg'it. Aud if \"Itose\" g.n e hi 11 what iie'.cle- sei\ufffd\ufffd\ufffde-fJ his welcome to spri'.ji'el w 3v) jouth, but he would not tell her wn.it, nr.C he belieied that this was % his rclrluii'Iou. ' ' ' ', \"I must suffer. ' I.liaic made others suffer. It I.T but righc. Cut oh, If I could Only die!\" ho would say over and over again. . , I wish I could describe the last'sreue of this story |t aa Margaret made me see It. It was a beautiful, cold, cloudless night, \/i'heio was no moon, but the stars twinkled brilliantly in the \\ elret blackness'of tlie ' hen'.ens. K\\ on Iho' wind see ned fiozen and not a -. bicath stiired the cm talus by the open window. Only the; poor, sick man was restless, in this uuhersal calm, lie had been tossing aud muriiuinng for hours. *\" All at once be.satlup iu bed, his eyes Cxed on the ' window. 1Z\\ cry pen c seemed at attention, watching ( nnd listening to something which to Margaret was invisible. Then tho curtains began to shake violently, and as they did so the man, gave a shriek as of horror, a shudder ran through hlni and he sank bick on the pillows'(rasping for breath Maigarot hastily gave him a hypodermic aud he fell iuto a stupor. When she glanced at the window again the cuitalns were hanging quietly. ( . Is There a Visible Death? '\" r I once had nn experience so strange that I hare nevei befoie spoken of it. I would not belieie It my- ' self If thetc had not been another nnrso present w h > will bear v Itness to it. We bae! been musing a woman with, dipr.theiia, and I was on'day dutj. It was nbcut seven o'clock In the morning nrd I had jiibt come in and wis sti'iicUng (nlking to the night bile she g.-'ve 1110 a few details of the patient's ' I don't tlii-ik she'll last the clay a-- 1 an* a i cqulioil and I \\\\ \" v iiat u.is mode d. Ca'l'd by Telepathy. ' One day while I v.-is e>u this r is,. 1 ioi\"!mi1 a mes- p-'ge which elemai'dtd my immedlitc at'eiit'on In the cily As It \\i*ns 111\" befoie I lii'ls'n.l nn b-isbio-s I rlee-lilid I would i-.-m'! 1 over nmhl in 11.i elt\\. i.s mr patient ic.illr v.u.lii leqiilie 11 > .-Hteiil I m 111 it any one else could i'\ufffd\ufffd>| ^ive h,pi It i\\.i. one o'i 1\". I, H l,\"ll I g\"( lo led. iiioi\ufffd\ufffd\\lf;!i!} tin 1 out, .11.el as 11 ai il I went lo sh e,i a( one e Si'ildenH I IiiTspa w'ls)! 1 'Mi - lu wu'ji 'i 1 I'll I ati lit \"Vc . \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd I -iii-we: d ,-s i' s i\".\\ t.l-l i.M, nnd 'ii'nl up at ' I'-e l<> go fo lib 1 lhe 1. Il'.i: vi.li\" im and It ti k mc a ii'im.Ip m t.\\o l> 1. l\"'-s wlnie I \\,.is ,i).il ('ut I iiu.sl ) .ie , i .'i. ('.' ...i.lng I sw It hid ,,]. ;|K. I|. !,ll\"\\> hull III llll ;\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd, si ul\ufffd\ufffd foi nie, foi 1 ti iln md I tun id o I dlsi ,,\\ \ufffd\ufffd\"i(.,i ti, n ii was i\" l\\ le 1 i\"ii,iili s 'Oh Miss Ui-ou 11, h w 1 I 1 to li r e nmilu\"' mid M,v ( .1He.1l Ih\" i .ilo n.lghl, aiid as I-didii-t want to disiurb (lie Mlflc in\/.'ilicr I, mi:-:.sed you (soivly. 'Why, una' I t\ufffd\ufffd:i c.-iughl mysell' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdc.-iMi:'g your name\" 1. \"-Vow,.l can't bi'lli'i-c HniL You'd l.e'.lt-'r be c:u-,-f::l or your wife will lie. Jealous the liext.iliiug-yo'ii kii.nv,\" 'I'W.'lid' te'ilsinj-ly. ' .. '. ' , , \"Indeed It I:, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdtrue.\" he, nnswernl. \"I happen.'eve to know l.liiv exael time, fur I picked my wa'teh. uji Just after I had Vnld yovir iiunie.' It was U-u nilimtc\ufffd\ufffd Jiasl .two.\" -\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ', : is thlsi another e-oineideniv? I'oi-sljily. e nul to !i,'\\e h IV all his si iih s ri si,11 i).e, 1 in,I lie 11 In L<\\ to he clueii el, .\\:ul \\ h. 11 l'i__i h id 'sstued iciseli that I heie v. is lin'l.il ^ lhe 111. tl'-! with lll'il phisii ill\\ to nee ,sio'i loi 11', she lc is., rii.i .lskeii lulu if Mi i\"i 'Weil I w ill t' il 1 on w h il's U,e in ide! said, \"c-veii 11 you do,thi,iik uie a tool ior o .li'oul'le. me. 1 did have a di;l.,aui Inst somehow I can't ,help thinking, and worrying about. Mai !i..\"ir' I relate it to you I can get It off my mind.\". Then', he lold V^-l'y how he had ilrc-anied that he was .In Itoi'he.sit'.T'in the'home of his mother. .'She. was iii .-un! he- w:ii; si! I log on the bod. {she wan crying pilifi'lly 'and' trying ro give' liiui her blessing, before sin.- i.lk-tl. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' ' - '-ria.- s( cue was so real,\" he concluded, \"every .ig s'>c l\",u;.\"d Km the th.id had d Ld s.ii'i!e..l.i !u.u,g the 1 !r-ht Do the Dead Return? .\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdi:\\ ul! il.i'osi with awe of a wm.i.in she mi'scd the 1 -t ic l s'n v >s in a In.pit'I >u New Yoik -The w'oiiian was very poor, very much alone, and \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'tlioTeinly: person w'hoiii she had m love in the. wiiole. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd w;o'rld wan a little girl.-a cliiid-'of. tweli'eT who had been\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd.broiight iu at the same lime, both, of (hem with ' typhoii'l. ' A doKi'iv 1 imes a - day. she -would'ask the \"nui-.ses how-Neille was doing and Ihe nurses would, .of course, gilt- her cheering \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd reports fo keep up lier. spirits, ,fh-.nigh' the, truth was liiat Xcllio\", was very,, v.e-r.v. ill. .' .' \" '\" ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd The'child died. Strangely enough during \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdthe'day of her ('.oath the nio.lher did ant inquire once al.;>nt lier. Peggy'anxiously quest ioned 'all tlie nurses who had gone into the ward to account for the .woman's . unusual silence, but.-each one denied having 'men- .lioned 'the child's de-itli lo the'mother.' Uesides. she was so ralm and undl.s.turljecl that Peggy .was almost convinced that -she could .know nothing of it. Uut in 11 u 1 so con ii'ion. \"She is very ill out\" Ei en as she spoke wc both star-tod. .1 cmious gray mist sccUi\ufffd\ufffdd tc hare sett'ed yvef r'jc b_d. fa- n 'moment almost shutting oeu 01.r vt,-\\- 0f tt. Giaduj. 1 jilt became thinner and uiomii ur nnd away. 'in.J 'ln-a dissclred into nr.thiili'r.c's,.s. It hao .it: I'i ken ou- a moment, nnd ilia mor.iJ\".\"j sur.sii'cc rgi'i,, OiJeJ llu loom Pat when w-i IoOa&d\" at s-.1.- p-',-.1\" sLe-- --'s dead. Is there such a iiiing\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdye who kaoT\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdlis l ils- lole dentli'i A nu'so iv i>t be'leve in 11 f-ituit life, not )eor.use ~t nil the icfgiiiis rl.it viii-e \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd er 1 r--ict.\ufffd\ufffdii. e.,-. e.i .is philosophy feat weic o-er <-voi-e . oji f .a t'n t tii'ircr,n; itis-r net anj Ini'ging tha. 1 -a biia-ii tn :*\ufffd\ufffd.v iujii.il buast. bv.r it is -ci 3 or li\"- Vi'i'-i -' pe.ljnce v leii sutfeiing and i\":!ia:i>jlness a n P 1* j n-.ts tn her aii-.'ost as a re.-c-'atioii t'^'it dOlllf:.-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd,- \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd s.''> lime, somehow tl.cie must bo n e! \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ueer ;; r. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd>! : ir 101 1- peii'-iiifin, <-t least for a fiu-hcJ- d^e.oi- e.ir. la rl'Ia jTm l,fe a ''bcure\/ f-,,iu -\ufffd\ufffd h'tb .10 tr.i- e'ci ic! mi-,\" or nie tberc seme 'iri'>. mini 1 1. cat-' tlie ghostly iii(\"ss.ig,.y rt ,\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd, ,Jt ,,,^ ,i,, ;,, ,. !\"' V Aid ui t-is very 1'fo its\"!f rn. , m, , i> , i \\fts> t- s,, ie acem s tut nme.iil'le f ten \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd t . \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd us opr f.-Mli id:i.\"K now ^issi, *\ufffd\ufffd-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd m \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' , n ' 1 ni\"' '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd! Oi'.i lliesit \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdo venue', bi-t * I ,ti .'i>. 1 1'\" be! ' , 1 ill to the fow f.iioitil one-, ^\\ i.u nit 1. .u . ' 1 h a \"f ri V In -J.se. 1 iv, I i,inc, 1^1,1 1 s'aud sr tititii .)! lli\" lacts eniM In so I.ii as 1 01 - uiuli'-s- ul Mmt'i. I'm vi- leahzc 0111 'f do iie't a-tei 1\"- un e\\,il 1-., 1 ,.,ii. ,'., J . 11I1 i\", so in the e:.el. I 1 . i.'1, s>\\ \"i ,]0 k, I'I r.n ll ,1 if l> \\ m HIS JUNIOR PARTNER, f-Ifr.Ki: is one Idfle. 1 ie Kloiit 1 onnci ' -I \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 'h \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd I! I'.int s J.fe i. !i,i I, shows us [ii w mii \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ic.su men pl.u e thin wlics e>n n p h , ill 1 iy as 1,. 1 t 01' ell (h ,1 is pi' -hug to foic .gin 1 s. riint, 11 is ,uiii,'s t! e ntsf to see a _'u\\tl futu , slop and was leUn.Pud ,\\i(h too Wii_.ll a bukcr One u.glit In 1111 u^d a Knssi tu e1,:,e Willi him at home, the 1:11 Itat ion 1 hi .in lulu; mil one. c\\pl lining that the dnan 1 he small, 111 fact mere.would,be no other gues ins \"Junior.Pai-'eiie'r,\" ' ... The diplomat' arrived punctually; dressed ollii-'iiil costume and decorated with orders. 1 u.-.!i'.'rcd into tlie driiwjiig room and show.-. v!ie '. v.l;ic!. l-'liut had broiight buck from his many ;\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ir.-ou':il,(he wurlil. He is a cotlect\/n- and a '- seur, a.S',wel.l as a business man. But 110 \"Juu-ur. .':iis- nur\" api'.enrcel. . The ..'ouvers.-ition was cren^'rai. with now nml (-'l\"1 :1 rci'i-rciic-e made by Mr.' I'ii nt to the \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdl.-nportmice o'r \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdihi-i 'person, lie co:iffSoC,d to the guest that he nt\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\\vr\"Tn.-!. an iniportunt business step without first c-ousii.'iii:- l'iH li.'lrtiicr, that he relied alniost entirely upea tiie jinlg- nllcnt and .souiie'..ndricr. oi! the \"Junjor I'lii-tncr.\" Pi'aa^ ly. when he could no longer refrain from slmrhig I\"'.\"* ciii'eo.siiy.' the IIiissiau looked at iSIr. and Mrs,; I'-iini .inid nsiici'i whom this mysterious person vvu.s.' l-liui's reply wns to\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd inako .11 courtly bow to .his wife and ptvs-ur the foreign diplomat lo his \"Junior Parmer.\" ou.y i-.,-.:i:.-s .Ii'Kl -is llliiils- an, -Ki \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdPM- PI III \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdm^$ll^$m rr ,. t , j\\'\": Mf-f f--' a- if ;- .r. .St.. 11- +- 'lJA-^ I 'i j.'. v.{i\ufffd\ufffdf> I rl- \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdVia '\ufffd\ufffd.*\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd tils' llt!5 * o'A- \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdI; is.*-*!- If US* ft nigs If % THE LEADER, ,MOYJ'E- BRITISH COLb-uUiA. CTCCC-St LOCAL ASSAYS E UTH'Y M 0 L. 'K3MaB&13ctS\ufffd\ufffdtSi-fitBS-^ \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd2>$5\"S533$=$S_?55S-55:-:.-5-5$.-2-5:5iV ' -Miners'UniQn incct-5 tomorrow j .\"'gh(. | j Prof. J*,u?ch left yesterday Iqr Sundpoint. A. L. Bai-nhnitU, returned Sunday frona iiis eastern tiip. ^lrs. P. Uartigan has been quite jill for several days. V\/a tub out .for 4,Thu Moonlight' -\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd^VheelbaiTow Contest\" iu April. J. A. Brault has gone to live, on \/lis homestead near, Lai'ond, Altn. Joseph Co<-avoI!o li-.i-, repumed v.-oi-lc on the Ilico group, which lies just north of town. ' i i ' CA. \"Fopfco is \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd starting a suit (club, and all interested should not fail to sea him. . Cold Ore am Shaving Soap Talcuin, Powder Tootb Paste Tooth Powder Tooth Wash .'all and get a free sample of these hig'h grade scientific preparations and be convinced of tlieir superiority. The MOYIE DRUG & STATIONERY GO. At tlie Cii arches. CATHOLIC CHURCH. There will be no service Sunday. REV. I^ATIIEPi F. JJEOK. South Alberta Land ' Exchange. 21 o Eighth Evenue East P. 0. Box lSli- CALGARY \/Priest) [ \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdTOJ.^,. METIIOI'JST CHUJK'IJ Poi market gardening- we have sonic of the choicest ten acre blocks close lo W. P.'MacFarhine, of the Cian- ,brook Co-Operativo Stores, was in town Tuesday. V Robert Meikle and hi,* company' .did not iilay to a very large , 'house \"Wednesday night, but their entertainment was iir-,6 class. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd( A daugbcer was born at Ross- :land on the uth to Mr, arid Mrs. R. II. Stewart..- , - ' iEd -Bergland, , who is handling Vancouver aud New \"Westmin- .ster real estate, is spending a few ,days in town.' t Miss Laura 'Crislor,\" sister of Ray Crisler, is hero from Seattle ,on a visit and is .stopping atJ the borne of Mr. and Mrs.'Ferris. -The-genial P.'B. Hawthorne,' ' representing the Hudson's Bay , .Company,, and.'.tho K and II, Royal Seal and Kooteuay Belle .cigars, was in town Wednesday. f o I \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd iNarcise Therrian was again tjtaken to the hospital \"Wednesday ,to cpinplete the treatment for an operation which lie ! underwent , some few weeks ago. .Muruing service at-'ill a. m. ' Sun- the city, free from rocks or brush and _ _ ' ' .Tl 1......1 ' \/-\ufffd\ufffd..!._ (-Oil 1 day School, '.i p. ni. I-lvomng sor vice, 7:30 p. m. , A hearty welcome , extended to all. , # f Rev. J. W. .MILLER, B. A. \"' \" , \" (Pastor.) . , l'llKSllYTKKIA.V (JUUKCH. ' Morning Service 11. a. m. Sunday school and Uible class at' 2:30 p. m. Evening Service at 7:30 p. ni. A,hearty welcome to all. REV. G. A. HACKNEY, B. A. '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd , ; ('Pastor.) \"Ki P. Lodges --Visit. * < II lc-i-el. Only $S0 an acre and eaiy terms. , . \"Wp can give, you good bargains in city jnoperties and get you the best terms. ' We \"specially recommend, investments in West Mount Fleasant. and Crescent Heights .,-Enke brand Norwegian sar- .elines, 3 tins for o0 cents' at Crowe Bros. '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Ed., Taylor and .James, Grant {wore in Cranbrook the first of the \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdweek. l \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ,,; Archie Fleming and mother left .yesier.day for Calgary. Mr, Fleming has entered the employ pf the Massey-Harris Implement, -.com- ' 'lmny. , ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd' ' - ' , 11 , V ' Leave your order for \"hot \/jross\" buns at the Moyie Bakery. I \ufffd\ufffd, o Mrs. II. S. Gamble and daughter, -Miss Lois Gamble, left on yesterday evening's flyer for'Repub- Jie, Michigan, where they will re- ;nain for the next two months .visiting with relatives. _M. McXicol, manager of the Porto Rico Lumber company, was down to Lethbridge a few daj s ago. Lethbridge is thriving, he .says, aud the city seems to'have a yevy bright future. HAVE YOU A P.EJJT or busi ness.obligition which would'impair your estate iu case of death? \"We will cancel such indebtedness if you are insurable. Let A. CALLANDER of The Mutual Life pf NeW York-, Vancouver, show you. Such policies, ago 33, cost #13 90. Dividends during 1910 were $2.91, over 20%\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdnet cost Si 1.07 p3i- thousaud. Lady agents wanted. ^ S. A. Pa]Ion came up from Bon- nei-s Ferry Tuesday aud spent a day iu JUoyie previous to going on to Cranbrook. .Mr. Fallon pt-Ospuctod all over this country IS years ago and located some claims on Sullivan hill. For several years he has been ranching on Tobacco plain?, near Eureka, Mont. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets invariably bring relief to women suffering from iihi'onic constipation, headache, Sb. Eugene Lodge No.',37 Kuights of Pythias had the biggest meeting it has held in a long time Wednesday night. Besidos its -own l,arge attendance there, were some IS members from the Cranbrook lodge jpresent. The rank of page was conferred upon one .candidate aud the rank ,of knight upon two, some of the, Cranbrook members assisting., A spread and, a social' session followed; . ' --, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' . \ufffd\ufffd ! \ufffd\ufffd. '. Payroll was .$30,000. West Mount Pleasant. $lS0.forlots in Block 16. ; $200 for lots iu \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdBloclc.20.- \ufffd\ufffd1S0 for lqls in Blocfc 24'.' $180 for lots in Block So.\/ ' $225 for lots in Block 5, $\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd300, for lots in Block 2.t \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd $255 for, lots in Block'7.,- '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd See the map of Calgary' in the Union ' Hall. , Joseph Walters, Mgr\/ MALCOLM McNEIL. Agent for Moyie .and district. The St. Eugene payroll yesterday amounted to-830,000. (i The slight failing, off was due to 'February being a-shont\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdmnnth L ( *- . 1 <\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd i ' Presbyterian Spc|ai. t t HOLLY LEAF Choice Dairy Butter. 30c per lb., There will be a social \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd in ., the Presbyteria'n church on Tuesday March loth. Admission 2o cents. Evrybody welcome. > M'edicines that aid nature are always most successful. Cham- Iain's Cough Remedy acts on ' this plan. It loosens the cough, relieves the lungs, opens the' secretions and aids nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition. Sold by tbe Moyie Drug ct Stationery Co. \" BUSINESS LOCALS. Got the habit. Bros. Co to Crowe i DRESSMAKING and plain sewing. Apply to Mrs. J. S. Wilson, Bliss L. M. Scotfc^ trained nurse of R ith well Hospital, Winnipeg, is ready for engagements of any kind. Maternity a specialty, Moyie. Adv. Singer Sawing Machines cost verj' little more than .cheap machines. Do the best work and last a life time, Sold on small monthly payments by Ceo. B. Powell, Cranbrook. In Moyie on 10th of eachmont h.\" METAL MARKET. IVy our chopped beef' for the chickens,' a guaranteed egg producer.,v ' '.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd, \" ' ' 1 * \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd i P BURNS &G0\"a MOYIE. - ' B. C..-, Dr. H. EV HALL DENTIST The Expert Crown and Bridge Worker. Office over Mr. Short's Wall ' Paper Store Armstrong Ave., Cranbrook INTERNATIONAL HOTEL. This hotel is now under new management, and is first class in every respect TAYLOR, & BONNER I'ROl'KIETOHS. Victoria Street. MOYIE Nhw York\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdJ>ar silver, 50h c-ts. Lead $i.7.j. Copper, 13 cts. London\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdLead .\ufffd\ufffd13, 33, 9d. biliousness, di\/.zines, aiUownese of the skiu and dyspepsia. Sold by the Moyie Drug & Stationery Co. Stock Quotations. riKMsin-r- i-v iiKAi.r. a rnvELi,. Bill Asked 2-| $2 ->0 Aurorn CotisoIi.ini, I siiicUcrt; (Inn. Go).Un nIs North felfir Society (,!;- \"00 4. 0 1-2 U 23 QUALITY. DE3IGN, ASSORTMENT, At Eastern Prices. .Not since .civilization 'first set. foot in.BRITISH COLUMBIA has such an pppoi-luinty liqen thrown open to the people ol the proviiic.e. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd.'''. THE HIGHEST QUALITY GOODS pi-oelucecl in the- v.-oriii, sol.'l to vou in your ;own lioiiie..; AT EASTERN PRICES.' ' , ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd i-roin Uie far ii;uh to the- intc-riiatioiial'boundary, from the west coast of Van-' conycr Islanil to the Atlantic, our hij. mail order service is regarded bv all, as a perfect system of catering to the public. , .\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\" \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-':\"'.'.'' i liroii.irh th.s medium you may purchase any article we have on sale in our -.ii. ..l.i.ir st.ire. i-.o order too lei-sje or'too sinall to receive prompt attention.' uiamonds. jewellery, Wa'lohcs, Silverwear, Cut Glass, Leather Goods, in \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd iic-.l.-aest \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdelesi^i-.; ;,ud best quality. Write for a catalogue. all ons .Limited. Henry Birks n.-\ufffd\ufffdlsl and Silversmiths,' Geo. Iv. iVorev, IM'an. Dir. yanoouyer\/b. 0, FI NE NEW STOCK of tlie nattiest in Spring\" Suitings from eastern and English manufacturers just received, They are undoubtedly the handsomest and most distinctive fabrics that havo yet been offered and those who would haye something select in a Suit for spring should leave tlieir' order early. A fit guaranteed and at a reasonable price. Pressing and Cleaning-. Done Prices Rig-tit. I Hi Merchant Tailor MOYIE,","type":"literal","lang":"en"},{"value":"Frequency: Weekly

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