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[The News]; [The Weekly News]
BC Historical Newspapers
The Cumberland News was published in Cumberland, in the Comox Valley region of Vancouver Island, and ran from April 1899 to July 1916. Published by Walter Birnie Anderson, the News served the communities of Cumberland, Courtenay, and Comox Valley, and was eventually absorbed by another Cumberland-based paper, the Islander.
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-Lf *? *m* . -*tt*** ->u.ti A Journal Devoted especially, to the lnt**rmmtm ol Comox! District. iii. The Nkws, Srventrkntii Ykar, CUMBERLAND B.C., TUESDAY, JUNE 30, ���������. 190*1 ��������� U. At The BIQ STORE this ..Week.. Subscription $a.oo a Year. -... j Special Sate of Guafari" teed Kitchen Utensils. We have a Large Assortment of the famous 'DIAMOND' Brand Enamelware. Positively the best enamelware of the kind on the market. A beautiltil blue mottled color triple coated inside and out, aud the* cleanest, looking ware that can be produced. Corrie in and inspect thesegoods yuu must see them to appreciate what extra good value theyju*e. For Every Home ���������By Purchasing au��������� Edison: Phonograph IOOO. Records in" Stpok for you to ctfoose from.'' '" ** \.V" *M iHuitniniiiiiira^ ���������n :i f:; ;iiu Ht������������m ������ti it 11 it iuihi:hi ttiuii 1 ii������u im imuituuiitflfRluiUWimmi 1 i������initiu������H������ titiii m������ Brighton Up Your Kitchen tuiinuinuHinu:uiuHutuiiiiiituiiiuuitiuisiu������iiiii<itiiu;i!iuuiuiuiiiutuiiUitt;niniuuiiiiuttiiiiii biiiiQjai*3^iUGMuumuiuiuuiuiUuuiuiiuinintwitii!uuiUi!iuHuuuumitiuiiiiiiium!UHU IIST" Special Prices on "Diamond1' ware for this week. ^nmt.mmmtammm*mtmWm-'mmeemtmeem^ Simon r ��������� Co., GEM PHONOGRAPH -. $16 50 STANDARD PHONOGRAPH " 3a 50 HOME PHONOGRAPH..- 4500 .We sell the Phonograph and Records the same price as they are sold all over theworidJ We are sole agents forCum berland and District. Records are sold at 40c������ each. \ \ '** . C A'Sli-.O-JNL,V T mclieod's |SLeoi Sto#e, 'If-, We are getting nicely settled in our new premises and have put in a . t.. ...... fine line of In Hats, In Clothing,. In Boots*Shoes Your ~ inspection invited. . ������������������*..**- .- . i T. E. BATE, Cumberland ������ irr* Ts- J. N. flcLEOD, Dunsmuir Avenue, CUMBERLAND, B.C. ft' MEN'S LADIES aud CHILDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES ^ARIOUS STYLES aud SIZES- li liii 1 ll Ki'iim.1 . 1--. 1 11 1 ���������.mimmv.'i* Groceries ZZtZ^'-T^T.: Groceries 30 Days, Special attention paid to the Quality of our Goods. Dunsmuir Ave, CAMPBELL BROS., i&������'4 ujw wn^m-m tf* I The following wns omitted' in list of floral tributes to the late RW Cameron, in liwt weeks issue. Heart, Air; and Mrs O.H.-Tarbell, Pillow, Mr. nnd Mrs J. Humphrey Sr, aii.d Jr. Union Bay, 8yc|e, Mr-, and Mrs. H, Drew, Ilowe Shoo, Mr. JainoB "Whyte, Jr., Anchor, Mrs. Hi, A. Mnnroe and family, OresentBj���������Mr.'and Mrs. li.- Ray Mrs. G, Sllllll'to, Edclie and Albert Sbillito. Mr. and Mrs. R.1I. Robertson. WeaneiaaV, -.,July l*t, 1008 *.i -..���������m*u:. iv ���������! 4 <-.'���������-'��������� !--������������������ ��������� ���������**���������< * '*W A-T.'T'i" '���������'> '���������- ������������������** < n^y&fot" --.v>'JQL*3mIjJm^ ' -* A^ElTthelllbw. IOI SOESStSI ������������������^ THE CLOSING OUT SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY, JUNE 13th NOTHING RESERVED EVERYTHING MUST GO { IN MT2M0RIAM OriTJunday hint Mr. Samuel ^ J, Olilfo, who hail been ailing for quite a long timo passed "ftway Rt his homo nt Comox. Mr. Cliffo was) one of tho first white settlors in Comox. Tho funeral took placo this afternoon for tho Church nf Kngland cemutnry at Sandwick. THE PlOTtJRE SHOW " Tlio shownt Ciiinboi'litiid Hull Inst evening wns nil that could ha ' doBirod. Tlio pioturoB were bright and a decided improvement over Saturday evening. Thn good sized audience amply applnmlud tho pictures nnd song* whioh wwo rendered by Mr, Frank Railway. Tho '.Jy'ii'.tt iliw'.v;:'.^ :i lr.rgf )Uih* TIiq Comox Temperance -iindMn tual impi$v$$eiit ScicietyVrtet on Friday: night; last^nd elected the followftig offices 'pr the coming six-in'onthsi MivW^bniicnn. Pros. J Mrs. Dingwall, Vice, Pros; Mr. tf, J, Bavi'on,* Secy; L. Dunham, Treasurer; ^^'IJWbta'MxiKcHMifo? Chaplain; tfho* Society T^o^ ; J] work throngttont the Valley.';' '��������� .. Mrs. Akimhead, of LndyBmrtl^'- is visiting, her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs/A. Urquhnrt. ,y;' ��������� . , -;;,���������;'M&!l������|f-her psiifl|M1 in Utt line. ������������������Tlw 9������n4 ,wliW4. f-pdj coffoe, and Was oxqni������tte;,aUil-groat praise is due to Jier for *tli������ way lu which thcrimppor .was imnraged*' Mrs, j J. ,;ijulnphrty Ji)ftU������*', the jollies, which woro pftnounoad tho finest 4n that Hii* toeri A, JJnibn Bay. * . ! < ���������' . *j ,a* ' * w t.ADMI^SibNffXSO yf0iEs-FREe ������������������?p������, Courtoimy, has had. tlie^imTsfor- tune to, have, no les-j than threo runaways in one week. ������<)���������������* CU.UtCw |<.wi.i������.w J..W......J, iS'uurviun-JUuJ uj^ adi'uig u girl from a burning house U curt' iv niy a heatitifn] thing and well worth soolrig, "A Governor .Wniiie*V js tiw uton cumoiij plo- tnr j. Mrs. W. Iludion is officiating nt tho piano, Tho samo program will bo rupoatod this evening at 0 o'clock. Mr, John Pierey, has eroded a new larn on hin ranch, . ��������� ���������' ��������� ��������� ���������������������������...i'' Mr, DlrigwalJ, of ViincoWor is visiting his mint, Mi-'s. Dingwall. of ���������Sandwick.* ^;f ���������������������������*������' e������������ <������������������> ������- ,wtf v. Mr. G'l^llriiitbw, left on-line. ..,*������ 20th for tlio Nicoln Vallbyft������%ill bo grentlj., missotl among ,'the yonng folkif'. ' iw: WHARfc' NOTijS. r ' ! ' Union Bftyr.,Jmie 2flth-The | CORRESPO^D^jD." , '-������.-���������'��������� f-%*S -,:. ���������-* ,*������������������������������< ' ���������, l."*~?",, | ' )<������������������'. i*-*,.r-,mi W[R, a������ITOR ' ;*" .;���������������������������- ^i(#������r^ift^Jti,r ifticdvldu, petition -fbr'twoidaysia fteM' free ,fi'piii, 'ttU^,Htof)TJ(|*, Altliougjj ,'ithe following is pwsiHoahly tomtrftny to the otiiril6fi^>0t������4toil.* '1*\%W in fnii'iiesB you i will.allow sotne^ra^ marks on *th������ "Other side. Did your business t������|p ,yon ofto thohi." Voii (loubtleBs refbr to ��������� livery or stage horsos, continually on the road. Tlio fanner's horso * being on the road only once or" twice a week will be a long timo ��������� getting used to tho machines. To ��������� say the least, thoy nro n nuisance and ��������� oonsiiler that ss tho farmors mako and keop up tlie roads they should liave some say as to tho uso: of them, and not hedrivon off as i they are at prosontr ',-��������� Jt tl������roiigh"t)je;,colnmni of yonf |rnaper yon would invito rorrospniii d������ncoand ftyt. tl(i> .-wish of tho1 jM'ojJe In thib mattpr I am suro you ,wj.ll gain* tl/o (gi*titude ot ut * all. -.v. . ., , ��������� Taxpayer. steamers"^���������nH������to nnd -IVti^tt7i������i7f^"S*A7lr5^ Mr- J MMth.*.!.*** Th������r. coaled-hew today. ;.' ;: ;, ��������� , "'v.,,;-; M#������w^,i-TC ���������������������i.i a*,���������* . ��������� M^M������*'wfthy Thnrs ��������� i 'J! , V "7;r,������"������ wforwH* wottl. iappnr ^ ^ .1jokt.for Vancouver, to meet The dredge Mud Lark Mo������n VF* %*������ ******** ^ M, ���������*������ .dmul^ra, at work in tho harbor tlio toft" fow^ WN������������ *#������J|������W>rM.*n|Mor- ���������4aySi;It is expected the" A wllli ity dMtrojriHjt ^eeaf W lnw| ��������� Mrs. T. 'W^mm daughter left \J���������*M������.M**rm* T hm{���������*\hT���������������'**l.. hm< for WnHn' >��������� ������' ii *���������* .n . ������' '��������� SATURDAY MORNING AT 9 O'CLOCK A. M. Je e lf-ll_JP"^���������" O ������I^Amw'Klflm*' * McPHEE a SONS, Dnn*nioir Aventie Cumberland, B. C. M OEaesssaoBssa^ dredgo wjll tbon>pro<M������il to Victoria. . . ' " ��������� ��������� '��������� A vory enjoyable dance took placo at llumphraj^s Hall, ou la^| Tlinrsday ftv������ning, given fey Uw Union Day Sooial Ch'b. Morgan, Koy aud Monte composed the orchwtra, and at usual, tlio tffasie was chinning, tndj^e time Mr. F. Batfs loft on Mt whe*\ Fifwtion. f':* ,���������������������������������' VM*s, for Nii'iihno, to \tx\*\ part Mw- T������l" % ���������uperinten,awl tl* iiiaiiolocutiormrycnn*e*th������ld in ������������pp������sr, |which was ������������ivw| on tho that city, Ih^v* plan] ������������**!ic oertaluty ������.������. Holy Trinity Chnrch h*M a ao- rlftl and dance at the Curaljorland Hull InHt Friday evening, at which n most unjoyablo time wa������B)>ent. V*-* - ml- of tho majority. . P; (^ne of ,thf *tW lileaXaws" it taken Away^romtliofarmor's wif.i, ,%tto alf oi;e lime could go ont jjSfriving.tb'(di| storts or visiting /rlkndsf* This know impomible. WiiHild we be snecessful. as I set lliey ���������Iftvo in other nlaees, wt eonld tlien^lt������)rtfj), \flth the ex. pttrttttwifof -fetnrniiig without httft&ih %tiha or dostrbyod property. Von -iMtiitJ4Mi *J*]m* "Uiert atitHtfitf'hfitum tWt formerly wi*n*frigi*t4*iHiil at *\t������ aula*, but hi.* now lift������iiimn������!MirtoiiKHl t������\ II.,! I.f 0), III ��������� Miss Maud. McDonald tnd Mrs. McClmky arrlvml from Coniox, on Thursday's train, ��������� ""��������� ���������" Hayman & Maxwell havo just plscwl In thoir tttnhdn a lino n������w single top buggy. KOK 8AhK���������A young milch cow jowl uiilkor apply "to John Urqo������ itrt, C������������rt������nay, It. 0, C Miss Wlllcinson arrlrerl by Prl������ Any'* hml tii'l i* iho gn������*M of'Mr. Utt't Mri. W. Witkm������.m. Hw Ouffiterlani Hews Issued Every Tuesday by the Comox & Cumberland Publishing Company. THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. .TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1908. fynopsla ot OanadUn Romeetead Begulationa, Any available Dominion Landa witb'n tiw Railway Bolt in Britiah Colombia, mny be tiomesteaded by any penon who le tba sole head of a family, or any male o/������r IB years of age, to the extent of one quarter section ot 160 acta, more or leas. Butry mutt be made personally at the liKsal land office for the diatriot in whioh the land is situate. Entry by proxy mny, however, be made on oertain conditions by the father, mother, son, daugh ter brother or sister ot and (steading bonj.steadtr. The homestoador ia required to perform the conditions connected therewith under one ot tlie following plana; (1) At least six months' residence upon aud cultivation of thn land in enoh year for three years. *'*���������.��������� . ('A) If the father (or mother, it the futher is deoeascd), ojthe homesteader renides opou a farm in the vicinity of the lima entered for, the ravairements as to residence may be satisfied by such person residing with the father or mother. (!|) If tho settlor has bis permanent re- nidouoe upon farming land owned by him iu the vicinity of hia homestead, the r- (]uii*emcnt8 as to residence may be sat- i������4-d by residence upon the said laud, ;," Nix.mouths' notice in wilting should- I ba jjiven to the Qornauasioner of Domiu- ;-|ou L-inds at Ottawa of intention to apply for patent. ' * / Coal.���������Coal mining lights may be leased for a period of twenty-one years nt an ann^l^ntilW$I^r*ttrer"tNot" wore than 2,560 aores sl.a'i be leased to o e individual or company. A royalty at the mte ot five cents per ton shall be collected on the merchantable coal mined W. W.CORV. , f-.A Deputy ot the Minister of the Interior "S.B. ���������Unauthorized publication pt' thia advertisement will not be paid for. ORIENTAL RUQS. Why Those That Are Med* by Hand Work Cett 8������ Much/ Tho simple apparatus la still In use tu outlylna aietrlots-lio'me dye tuba filled wtth colors extracted from olieep's blood, larkspur, lildigo.. tn|nof*. |e, Bnffron, mulberry,1 wninut' husks, Immp combs for cnrdluif and dlatalfls .whirled by. hnnd. Between two stick* |i������l<I horlkoufftlly by support*.*',at the fDflii ure strong threads drawn tnnt, harp fiishlon. Then womtod yurn ;li tiiitned over and under the ���������trtufa twice. Songs aro sung-������oogii trans*, mltted from old to youug, ao undent some of them, Jbnt they aro In a tent language-and' these songa tell the wenver what colors to Ue la M.Bbt proproRKcs with the pattern. Eaeti dlfitili't has .Its own patterns a&4 soDgH. After each knot the anda ot the yarn ure scissored oft to form the .ptle. In 0 close woven piece lilie t He* roan, niftaauria* a mere 5 ty ��������� foot ������there ore 400 knot* to tke afcurt iluvh. As tbo weaver's epeeS U about) threo kuofeka mlnuto, four years of wintloiious labor would be required oa iiich u rug. Within that tine some inter* would stop weaving fotevori othora would go on with It Was II any wtiiidw, ths rug liuutor asked tne* that no two old rugs, even from tbe same *. IMu������o and the some bonaelMUL were ovt'r just oltket A bereavement v.oiiiil Imluco ��������� greater uneoaacfcMit ami or tvliltot a bridal would tuni the wonror's thoughts to acarM and ?le> torlae of wur (0 yellow, lt<wa\ eovtro*. niont, fiuully bappealngs, loiMvala from town te desert snd desert it- mountain, would audi bare effect Oeet stlw of linroiiii, ths Unkls of ellvat fiaii.ts, the alarm of brtfunda, tba rlat Imis of rollgJooa, ail would ���������*��������� fait the riiif. "ihfii," I Interrupted the buster, *tt limy mill dye ami weave as of 014 ni'tr nre being nimlo now thst evest* ally will lw bountiful sud falusbier* If IIih wont were willttig lo soy It tlu-1111.1, "We will give you Ivaor ton )*,i\n in mako a nig." If U would aaf Unit. Hifu ugo und gentle wear wooUl do tliv n* :t. Uut tlio west won't. It *04 niriiiNl"!!.' Iii mUcn-uAiig uinubuta to fit uut ut iiimii. 80 It Um introduced auk line d.vt>< ������nd machine enrders aa4 rpltitilnti teniiles and eolleettte mama* tug nml M otherwise bustllig prodoo* Kmi.-i-'inHklln Clartln la BverybodyM M'lRnslm*. H v ,~ ���������v w .a 13 a v X >. [Continued] we** rent, ettxtmhtbeg Mrnenm*, ebpt. ten hanging down like broken wtngn, tbe old beam bed the pittedc ep������eal et ehlpwrected awtimy, A house wltboot people lu It, erea wben It to to repair, is a* forlorn ao a dog who ttai toot bis master, - Dp tho road were mors Iraaeta of the nondescript vUiage p������ttern, puds neither - for comfort nor looks. Ood knows why tbey bant toch houses! Perfcape tt wns tn accordance with the 'old PoriUfl Idea that -any ktod of physical perfecUqotebloBpb^oiy. 8oow' et these met**' kept in jatnt and wta- dow gtaaa, bu^ there were enough poor fetattona to bjjoU the effect Down tfa:t\i*n��������� betwaira (boovcbeoieS Am wwatiiy '-mtermt'' team met tke mark,, wjth.(it������ etpea. \ fcptdgfr-thJa broken ss te coping, and thresdbwrt la genetsJ-tbcA 00 tbo bttber aSdo of tbo way:so������o thrso or ftwr nelgb* bonf boosae and opposite tbo btaA* imltbRa. shop aod porttoftco, the latitat of cooiM In a stocis, where yon could Nar ^aytblag fsaia otata groceries to Id abort Pbtrfleld was aa ieastaro efllaa^ vbaaa eanae bad departed a dratasd ,of: ,tb������;:!iwJ*;prt������ dei*\ leovtng ooly a few.Mjtieer men, Iba Mackamttb.and amm baffling boya (a giro too* td tin. boekgrouad of dos> ofoUhialda: a aaayiapaibetto atm������*w would into fbtt that oothiag wa������ (eft to tbo Wtdesaiaaa bot;; nxtoory, axA tbo moot tbay Jeat that tbo botter. , T!^ a>Wtnii^*i������������fia_of^^r^^ Swear, tis* tamwpoonfnla of eagan half ������ cap meet nt boneeai and rbfl> 11 good (Bit cap ef tbe inttk of kiatean. ACote In t galloa of -bare *.tbo imr,.. .of was 'ftaet 'ooougn of to spoU tbo teete et ���������tfco.ieat.-..' Mttw Mattie rested tier elbow oo tbe raStaa ber ehfe ta bar bead, and fs������id thoocbtfnUy ateat ter, A������ ������ jM������Msr of fbiet ������be ������a������ tttb i������ost to- avattmet tbtag Is view. At ��������� dtrtajnea mt 9ftie awrtg'ami was atffl a tali,'ilea* lergtri Rs������ body cotalood tbo babtt N'fil aa tbo ttnaa of yoatb, ��������� trick of ttldteg Into woexpectM, piesstag at> tHagaa, oMA- armsM Havo beea ������wb> word bwt tor tip anppkmeea of Uml������ pe ,-wbhft mmimnttAtd ������nd tbe uacoo. ���������cSoobmmi earn earn mt 9mtr Icrecnla*. ������������. '���������:,: ... Ber tmoa arm a cbttdfe face ta tba saaiiHbf aamae at tbo wort. '.-Tho-.rac. out of tbo rmeam mrttUn. ermt tt me*m a* e ***********-** W* ** * <***��������� mjei rtrtof..tsswgse^ uwdo uj> Wdt***}*} ���������'lessgft peiT' osns -anat at tt nitty dtvai party; A taamAnmm e trtta flao, * Bt������ Os ���������eotk. mmt bataaoed by tbo bn- *aer*4me tmyitae. abapoly taowtb, aod fsaXv MwiilM' la base .aad osadMO. W^r1^^^^^^ *. l e**^^^*m^*t^mmj*mmjt. vr^ ^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^ m^^m^mwmmmmmu) ma **eaetr ������mHasaslfa aad doraa ' tme*mtM*m\*-atamm wawtbli^-dvo ^W l^HP 9Mem*^m\an9m* WB(BWw mime ^m9m*m9Aa) nnmaew IWf^wa IHsbal' wm *> UA et *me mm%mt em e*s tr������s sMI la tb������ &mm 'mt mm *m Bart K������r Hig Reductions for Hire Insurance call mid get atea before !u*tiriug, Wailey Willard A^entfort ieRjy.il of Liverpool, ������'+<^+4d������+M.������*m������dM������������������ tdasd eoor tbo ywafMspoctabloatopidfty lttator������l������lold.whlW ���������Ml waro ta ttwhoOlng psM ������* ������������������ dfcT |Js(f, ftboctgbod. A pfliiraMS ef UTo qilaeod hsKMW Mtoa Mattlo^ salad sbeOtsa vhld and fail of sal gsrpooclao aa a Oreak Ket gCstHoaato nature waa Tbiy vMtad oaeb ofbon the ladlaa of l*mmm*M tb 1 woman who feet toflstbse as fbsBtlaat bUefc er grsea os ��������� ������flM ba. ami giovco- ������m aright be ���������Vila fatgbiL ���������st lo a ffWwd mom and tolled la a naorred fasbloo wbtek was eotifety tbo pmorty of tbo cetL Of eeauie ������ttg aooM bavo a momonfa ������������������������ talk br *mmme iMMltf, aad tboro 'wore tho eattftt frWs at tlfo tn break tbo e*n������te of tbb otlquoRa, although la gssMwtf 9m trtetn asoosd to bo loug drawa oot aad eonveoUooal af. fatna, ������������������ tf aabwo i*mmt*t at Uut yield- of to tho sjshsa, oottioorsd by tbo luelae������Wo oameaMsaallly and stub< bssaassa of ��������� SadUo of ValtflMd, It wao tbo WMaswaa but Arm hollof of eaeb t*t ttssa wwaia tbat a person oT ttmU H***m,wmn eei no nwtv Mm ol rws-rMrtskKUy <baa to dtop dead ou tbo panne asai would never fo to wssall sat ftetk and If it wore . Nbodld ������nt robot-there waa aa vtobneo ta bae~ but rem 1 tmnMat ssisantbigly. InepHe of m* emmtmjtmxm tt area a wide snathsr Up hi wMsb bor bands rested. aa ahtUinn enArn ter Uttlo ebltdNa. Aad laetbsetlfetf It wanld ������ome to yoo et jwo toafcod ot bolt that tbore oould nr*4 aaa to ossat booso te than a JK-uapboM ported ooor by tbls slow Tliew wee *%*m\9m eat naMMi about Mint Mama *m$ tee tola of bar years the bod bod e*n* Meb 00 rwrtoU awl rbAetaj eeeU boaot, aad dootlnod tt.<*m wltb bMt and tw atmeot gratt. lodo to tbo rotter for tho compliment hot bor "m* ton* wild, waa Orm. fortbmtaywttblaboraroftafaqolot tenant spMI wbM woUd tatbor an- *feM age' sn hor little house than to take a larger Ufa from any but tbo man wbo waa aU���������a commonplace tn fiction, ln pe������| llfe^soi^ietlniofj quite a strain. , jibe aatt distorted- himself into a Rng- by football a^d hurried down as thoogh to be, .tjbponffi) with falriield.u a^on as possible. It waa a most magulflceht snnsct, flaming, gorgeous, wild���������be yond tbo maaageuient of tbe women of Pah-floti^md Sitss' Mattlo^ atarod Into ttn b^art of Ht with a longing, for some thlhi( to happen. Then the thought eatae, "What could happen V ; Bh; :������l^tMd| again, and,, with eyes blinded 'hy'hia*ieh''shtne, glanced down tho vU laW������!������tl������M������t,;;:i:,vi.-. - .Bhe thought she adw-oha robbed her oyos and looked BgoJa^-aho did see, nnd sorely neve? a stronger Bight was beheld on F&lrflr^s,. street! Had a Royal; Bengal tig^vcome alouebingjthrougrti the dust It omi%^ hare been mo������ ���������onusnal. Thoiojpoetaelo waai,a man; 1 ttry Inrgo ao* mighty shouldered man. wbo looked about him with a bold, Im- portoos, keep tho change regard. There was something to the awing of hlm that sngsoRted the'Bengal tlsor. He wore high heeled boot* onttdde of his troosera, a Oannei shirt with, a yellow Rtlk kercbtof aronod ht* neck, and- eo his .bend sai:a white; hat which aoemed to kBss kfsttto to bo nt tenst s yard la diaaaotar. Undero the bnt v-as a tm* ���������inrkablo hood of hatr. It bang below tbo man's shoulders in a stlky mass of djtfft srarkt flecked wltb brown gold. bUaa MiMtlo ted ooan red hair, bat she romembered no sodt color aa this, pot ebold she recall ever having seen hair a foot and a half long on a van. That batr would bavo mado a fortuno oh tho bead of aa octrees, but Miss Mattlo was lgnorast of the possibilltleo of tho pttjfC8fllon. ...The face'of tho msn was a too tan, against. which eyes, teeth sod" tans- tiche .cubs ont ta 'brick relief. Tbo UWtache aroided the tropical tint of tbe upper hsir and was content wltb S: modest brown,.. The owner camo right along, walking with' a ettff, atxoag,, atraddilng gait, nke 0 nan aot .ased to that way of traveling. -. ������ ,.-: Miss Ma^do eyed blm la eoine fear. Bo would bo by ber bouse directly, and tt was hardly modest to alt ag> greoslvely en one's front porch while 0 strauge mon west by, particnlsrly -f^-a-,r*������7-������trai^l.hjfljiiesJbl8.^T������l. a thrill of curiosity held her tor the aotnont, and,then,It was too lato, for tbe'mra stopped and asked, little Ed- dlo Nowon, who was plnying placidly lb tbe decs-en tho children played pUddly In FalrfleMh-Mked Bddle tn a voice which reached Miss Mattlo ptstnty. attboogb the owner evtdonOy made np ottonpt to raise It, if, bo knew where Ulas Mattie Saunders lived? r Kddht had- not noticed tbo large man's opproorb and nearly foil over tn a fright, twit seeing, wltb 0 chUd's tntnltloo, that then was no danger to this florco looking person ho piped oplustsntly. . 'V-y-yeaslr, I kin tott yer where,she .Ureo-ry^satrt Bhe lWe������ right -Sown thom to that Utile house. I kin go down wltb yoa Jes* eweH.'s oott Why. tboro sbe Is now, en tbo stoopf ! ���������^fhaidteft eoony,*' eeld tbo Wg voice, MISero> for mlgglea." and Miss Mattie caught tbo opoHdo of a coin as It flew Into tbo grimy fists of Sddlo. -Moeb oMIgedr yelled Bdfllo aad viuUobod op tho street ., Mtsa Mattlo wt tronaftxod. Her braatb caaao tn swallowa, end ba heart beat Irregularly. Bora woa aor, alty wHb n vengooncet. Tbo big mau toraod aad fastened his oyee upon bee. Tbor* woo no r^reot Sbe ae* tlqtd with somo rsassuronee tbat bis ayee mere grave and kindly. Aa be advaneod Miss Mattie rose In agitatloa, uaoeooebMialy potting her band ea boo throat What could tt sesutf Tbo gtto wao oponod and,tbe stran> gar strode up tbe etodor walk to tbe ���������orcb, .Bo stoppod a whole mtnute and looked at ber. Atlastt ���������Well, Mattior bo said, "don't yon kBow mer A tern mt tbo wltdoat bypothcoea flaebMl through Mtsa Mettle's mind wltboot onllghtonlng hor. Wbo was this picturesque g)aut wbo stopped ent of tbe pact with so familiar a aaW trtatlant Although tbo perch was a foot high, end Miss Mattlo a fairly tail wotnaa, their oyee ty are, almost on a torol aa she looked at htm tn won* Then be laughed end, skewed bis whits teeth. "No uso to bother ami worry yon, Mettle," said be. "Yoo couldn't call tt la ton yeara. Well, I'm roar half enrto Vred* boy Tin, nad 1 bef������ you'ro a quarter oa giad to too no as law to 000 you," ���������WbotP sho cried. -Not little WUly wbo ran awug*!" -Tho somo Uttlo Willy,** he replied la g tone tbat made Miss Mattie tough ��������� Uttlo, nervously, "and what I want to know is, are yon glad to seo mor ������������������Wtij, ef courso! Dot, Wlll-l sup. puM������ X st������aid call you Wfltt ! am eet flrMtorod-tv* expoeting you-oud It's been eo warm tndny. Won't yoo come to and take a rhnlrr wound up Mtae Mattlo b desperation and fory at boo* self for aaylng things to *dlfferont from what abe meant to say, Tboro was a tu-tafcte ht thc mas'r oo bo repllod tn an Injured tonei ���������Why, good totd. Mattiot I've come WOO rallee or more to aee you, and Jon ask mo to tako a ehalr just as If d stoppod bi from across tbo wsyl Cant yew give a man a little wanner welcome tban thatr *Whot shall I dor aabod poor MJse M������tla. ������������������WoO, you might klao mo tbt ��������� ���������tsrtr gafd ho. MMa MntM*. wiw nil abroad. Wil eno'e half r.xwln, who hns como emdi ��������� distance and lion t*<������vlvod eo very oddly, Is ontitioii tn ������MNrideretlon. ������be rslsod bor aaite'o \ tana and for tbo ���������rat time in bor lire realised tho pi*o������ wo of woarliif a nrastacho. Tbou Red Sanmlora, lato of tbe Chanta ���������eweboo raaeb, Nortb Dakota, ���������at Mm Aotra. ���������I'm oUlgod to you, Mat W be said |] 11 ion : Hotel English 4 x BURTON always on tap... also, the famous MILWAUKEE BEERS-Aoheoser, Bohemian, Sohlits, to. "OLD, GREY BEARD" SCOTCH WHISKY, Best Wines and Liquors of all kinds. The Hoarding and Lodging Department, undsr the imweiliate supcrmtsndenoe .of Mrs Davis, will he found First class iu every'respeet. BATB 8, t. ., ,. .. .. ,, ol 00 per day upwards, *���������***���������****���������**#������*##**���������#���������**#������������������������������#**���������******���������������������������*���������*****���������#. QOODS & K T _ . . GOLORIN GS & IDE- STYLES. NewSS Sspimalt ft Nanaimo Ry in DECORATION The. only thing not high-olass about our magoifioent oolleotion is the price. To see costs nothing; to have it costs little. Borders name prioe per roll as hanging. A COMPLETE LINK if FURNITURE and HOUSE FURNISHINGS, BEDS and BEDDING, LINOLEUMS nudCARREI SQUARES. ^he RightPrice Furniture Store, J. H. COLLINS, ������*?***??*?#***#****** ^-t*****?******^^*****?^ BEJER BEER The drink of strong men and healthy women. s. s. "City of Nanaimo.' VICXOBIA-COMOX BOtTl^a Sail froiirVictoria Tuesday, 7 a. m for Nanaimo, calling at Croftor. kuper and Thetis Islands^ when| fre.ght or passentjers offer. .'������������������." Leaves Nanaimo Wednsday, 7 a. tn^ for Union Uay Comox and,way porta Leaves Comox ��������� Thursday 7 a. in.', for Union Bay Nanaimo and way ports. Leaves Nanaimo Friday, 7 a. ini., for Union Bay Comox'and way ports. Leaves Comox Saturday, 7 a.m., for Nanaimo and way perls. Sails from Nanaimo Saturday, ? p.na., for Victoria. VrAJTOOITVEB -NANAIMO - LAST. 9MXTB BOUTK. 8. S. ������'JOAN." Sails Irom Vancouver for Nana mo daily, except Sundays, at 30 p.m. Sails from Nanaimo for Van ouvei daily, except Sundays, at 7 a.m r T.-������ Drink U- B. C. Bohemian The UNION BREWING Co., Nanaimo B. C. When In OurUw Stay TH^CotiTtewa^PI'otel Every convenience for guests. The Cential Hotel for Sportsmen None but the Best of Wines and Liquors at the Bar. RATES REASONABLE JCJgllBJJL.' WI -T r. a.f-TJT John Johnston, Pro. T>. Hunden c H O I C E S T in season at D. HUNDEN'S AND- Goto JOHN McLEODS FOB FinST-tJl.ABS CANDY, FIUJ1TH, OKJARH A TDIIA00OH POLLGEIATE SCHOOi W POR BOYS ������������������ 1 ne Laurels, Belcher treet Victoria B. C. Pbtron and Visiter, IIIKIOKU BISHOP OP" COLUMBIA, Head .Mu,trr J W. LAINO, K8Q., M. A., OXKOKO. Asslntid liy three Graduates of ths Keo������g> niieil UuirvisltUi ef Oreat Britala *ui Van. ada. Moi*1* rah* tortna for huarders. I'roptMy m>b������������������������*.* i>l ii<* aciti *>uh *������***,��������� leuisuhoftl laildlaiff, exteaslve rrertatin |founi)i, Kym nam. (lad������t onrps������m������������ ������ed, APPLY TO HK\D MAfiTRK MHIFHIMI til llll H-h "STAR* Stable Hayman & Maxwell. '��������� Proprietors. ���������TEAMSTERS, and DRAYMEN 1,SINGLE and DOUBLE RK.S + For HIRE. ALL ORDERS*' .PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO ' 13rd St. totolaidi * * ������HhM"H"H'M"M"|"l-|"t"t*l"H"l4i t*m\m**m 0. H TARBELL ������������������x*mx.m,-en*m*mmm HIGH GRADE STOVES And all KITCHEN I UTENSILS Spoilsmen* Goods and J General Hardware When in fliHDterland 8TAT AT THE VEM)OME* 4* Au OoNyxNiKKcr* voh Guwits' 11 "��������� I'hkBah ih Sui'i'i.jKi) with Best Liquors and Ci|;ara J..11. UANNURMAN. F. PHILLIPS HARRISON BurrlMter and fiolloltrr and Notary Publlo Convnyanulnii GumlierlaiKt B. C. Wliy aond away for your print inpr, wium ytm run got it ilon right horo In your own towi Juat a* g'xxi ami just na cheap n in Nantino, Victoria,or Vhi������coh������ or. Our piiint ia ������H|iiipjXH] wit rfi<*-l.ito������t tnccox of Tv|w, nml yon <tt������Mv������i!i;ill rtH'five prompt nttt'i io���������������������t������o mat tor how itnnu. NEW YORK CLIPPER II THI ������flBATMT THEATRICAL 1 SHOW PAPER IN THI WORLD. $4.00 Pir Ylif, WiCopMOCtt IiaOKD WEBItT. 8AMPLI COPY Pull. mNKQuiinm.eo.cuf), VANOOU VEB-NANAIKO - COM. X UNION. "S. S. Queen City" (O.P.B..) Leavei Vancouver, Sunday, 7 pm. Ar rives atNansuno, Snndsy, J] p. u,. LeevoR Nanaimo Mouday, 3 a. m. Arrives at Union, Monday, 11 a, m. Arrire at Goniox, Mctiday, 1 p, w. Leave Oomox, Monday,,7 p. m. Arrive at Uuion, Moi.iiay, 8 p.m. Leave Union, Towdayr^ a. m. Arrive" at Nanaimo, Tuesday, at 11.30 m. m. . teavss Nanaimo, Tueiiday, at 1 p. m. Arrive at Vancouver, Tuesd������>, ut 5 y. m. Oalliugat AVavPoiU when flight and pam>n|jerj offer. TIME TABLE EFFECTIVE October lut, 1907^ NORTHBOUND���������1-tead I-Ottll , Paaaengei Train a Daily 8anday Sutioni. No. 1 Wed. Bat. ,N������. 3 Viotoria, Dt. tf.QO Pe. 15.00 HuHkela, 9.04 i6,04 Sbawnigan, 10.17 16,IC ���������1 10.V2 16,18 Cobble Hill, 10.40 10.80 Onwiohaa, 10.48 1641 Kokuilah, 10.53 1647 16.58 Duucan'n, 11.00 honmnod. 11.07 17.10 Wenlholme, 11.18 17.22 (ithetnainni, ��������� 11 82 17 36 Ladyttnith, 11.67 17.66 Soutli Wuliiiigtcn, IS,18 18. J9 Nanaimo, 12.311 18,10 VVttlliugtuB, Ar lli,08 Al 18 46 SOUTH BOUND-Read Up. No. 9 No. 4 Viutiii'lR, Ar, 1*2.00 18.65 RiiM'Jx, 18,1.1! 18,5) ���������ilmv.ui^uii, 10,BI 17 35 '���������o.������$_ 17.30 tVbl'lo Jlill, 10,40 I7.������2 ( WlullIM', 10.1ft 17 08 Kok.iluli, 10.QH 17 08 Dunenti'u, 10 OH 10.68 HouifllOH, 1) 47 10 4.1 VVeathuliae, 0 37 16 32 Uhiuiiiiimi, 0.86 16,82 Uilymjih, De. 9.00 Df. 16 48 11 Ar. 8.60 Ar. 11.48 South Welliugton, S,������8 15.17 Nanaimo, 8.11 15.16 WulliugUn, De, 8,00 Da. 16,00 ThoitMOd Mih and Commutation Ticket! on tale, good ovrt mil and tte.m.er ���������inei, at two and one-half cents per mile. Special traini and Menmcri for Excur* liom, and icduced ntei for parties may be nrranued foi on application to the Ditt, i'an. Agent .tt Victoria, The Company reserve* the right to change withiuit previous notice, bieumcrs .nilniK dales and hours nl sailing, Excurmon Tickets on Sale from and to ���������������ll Stations, pood lor gmn������ journey Sat- *,",<, t.."d ������'<UnJrt>, IviUiiiii.i, HU U'.ti ban Mondnv. {, W. TJlOUr, Oto. Hay, B.O. Co.it 8������r, i). h, COURTNEY, Diet Prt. * 1������M, Af. ^fmmmm wno^P| 9J*V^m**9 mmmammu 1 SCKHtlf k Jmti ^%������I|K 5t> THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA! -, / > ������ ���������i. King of Scotch Whiskies. TheHUDSONS BAY CO Sole Azents for B C TO THE PUBLIC. We solicit your subscription to _tli_e J2u m.b_ek l an d^Kkws, _ a.week ly journal, published in the city of Cumberland and having a substantial circulation through various parts of Biitish Columbia This journal will contain iu formation and news concerning the great Comox agricultural dis trict, and places of importance. We also beg to draw your��������� at teution to the fact that we conduct one of the best equipped jobbing plants ou the Island, and are prepared, at reasonable rates to do first class printing of every description, from a lady's visit* ing card, an up-to-date menu or programme to a mammoth poster. Legal stationery a specialty. Mail orders will receive prompt attention. Yours very sincerely, Comox & Cumberland Publishing Co. Vehicles, Implements, Incubators. Etc.. Etc. JlmtmlmtrntmUn*--*-*-*- Every Tool For the Farmer. i"W"I" ..,->������������������,._������- Prices and Quality guaranteed -M������H"i"M"M-M' Walworth-Roiston Go.Ltd* H. Se ROLSTOW, Managing Director. Vanoouver, B^ C. ?:\?_; See E. C. Emde, Agent, Cumberland, 6. C. Tlie splendid Peroheron stallion , "JUST 41734" (Color, Buy, Wtight, 1875.) Soe Ppstors for Route to begin APRIL 3rd, 1008. B. Crawford, Courtenay. Terms, $30 Insurance OLD NEWSPAPEH8 FOR SALE AT TUB Nkws OFFIEO. 25 euuts pur'HUNDRED. I " notim. Riding on locomotivoa and rail way earn of the Union Oolliery Company by any pewon ur jier- Bona*���������oxcopt rain oruw���������iti strictly prohibited. Employees aro sub- l������c iuiUamiaaal (or allowing sam* Br order FiiANom 0, Litti k Manager. Get your Job Printing done at the "News, NMMMtMMMINiM CUMBEHLAU) PAINT Painting, Pnpar Hanging, Kalaomln Ing, Sign Painting, Buggy Pointing. Prices Lwoir than Xlsowhero Good Workmanship Paint Bbop Next Agricultural Ball, CHAS HERAPER, ��������� ������ Courtenay, B. C IB CLEARING HOUSE Methods of the Big Bank Exchange in. New York City, Pacific Coast Grown Seeds, Plants, Trees, for tlio TVro, ClnrtJpn, Lawn or Gouservntory Reliable, approved miotic*, nt ruaaon* able prions, No Borers, Nn Scale, No Ftinii. gatiou to damage Stock, No windy agenti to nucoy you. Bui*direoUnd gat trees aad seeds that will GROW Fertilizers, Bee Suppleia.Spray Pumps, Spraying Material, Cut Flowers, etc. M.U.HENRY ttrceultouaca nml P. O, Ad* drctt-3010 IVuta.laiWr Bead. .,..,_,���������.,.,,,,,.,., '* tml tmimV*irr l *m.m :: Cumberland Livery ::and Feed Stable... ��������� i ��������� i mmmmmmsmmmmsmmmmmmmi^smmmmmmmmmm $ JOHN BRYDSN J Proprietor ;; FIRST : CLASS KkiS i OF : AW, KINDS ii WOOCt ii md Coal' \ ;; Hauled Woo&'f Pfcoiphodiai, Tones andlnmorate. tCowliolo ������w^(aar^iW^^ohi. ������������������ Dunsmuir Avenue oCUMBKRUND, B. C. illHH Mill llll HHI Cook'i Cotton Root Conpomi iHemilnter em wttMwotwmaan MSft_Wfl|g mm%*fi Geo. Loighton of Courtenay haa on Jinnil a lino litiw of Iniggto", wagons, and farming machinery. Mr, Leigliton is agent for Mclaughlin Gear Buggies. Thoso (Icitiroita of getting anything in thU line aliould kuu ilia aluck itu- foro buying clie.wlioro, Ooorgo Uiglitoti flJoiirtimuy U, 0, f������ MARCH OF THE MESSENGERS. The Way Mllllone on Mil Hone of Dollar. In Check. Change Holder. In a Few Minutea In the Dally Balancing of Aeeounte Between Banks. "Clearing!" That word U th* orde* (or the shuffling of many feet and the puttering ef thick envelopes upon bard wood. Men with leather bags hong ���������gainst their cheats like bass, drama pass up and down-rows of desks at which other men sit and as they go by deftly hand put brown paper packages, containing the equivalent of millions In gold. Thus do the banks of New SoA transfer money ouch business day. As vast us the figures Involved tn tbe operation are, they do not make an impress upon the wind. One Is more apt to wonder whether the gray hatred' messenger In the blue serge suit would succeed In disorganizing the line lf he gu*ve the wrong envelope to bank No. 49 and, If eo, whether he would be condemned forever by his associates. But no one seems to uiuko a mistake, and the visitor has no reason to worry about tho possibility of misplacing $28,- 000,000 even for half a second. Tbe machinery of tbe clearing houso ls almost too perfect to slip a cog. The clearing house begins to show signs of activity as early as 9:30 o'clock, when the vanguard of bunk runners makes Its appearance. They travel la , pairs and are mostly young men, although the veterans have not all retired. Their badge of oflice ls a bag, any sort of bag, suit case, telescope, kit bag. canvas bag. Sometimes lt has the name of the bank It came from printed across the end. More ofteri-it bears no distinguishing mark. Further, its identity is frequently "hldden'behimnn"exceedingly shabhy exterior. That Is perhaps a virtue. At all events, It ls not considered good form ln banking circles to be ostentatious. A strong bag even though lt bo old and chafed is Just as good a vehicle for a fortune as a new ono und is less likely to produce burnings In the heart of ii thug. So this ls tbo reason why the youug men who sweep up the mar. ble stairs look as if they were carrying bags tilled with their owu clothing ln- Ptoud of other persona' checks. Self conscious tliey are not despite the loads, thoy carry, and one might well imagine they were going upstairs to change their garments for gymnuslmn suits.. - *^f when "this" visitor loaches the door -jabovo und climbs to the. littlo gallery nf one'end he reallxos that not basket b(ill, but another game, la to be played. Already the players aro preparing to tuko their positions, At tbo side walls nro benches on which delivery clerks mv sitting, their bugs at thoir sides, nnd opposite Ih a solid coimtor divided Into ubout soventeon eoinpartinonts, to tho front of which are ufllxed, lf occupied, tho uamo plates of different banks. Beyond tbo flrst Is a second countor aud botwoen tbo two a rack tor huts aud overcoats. A broad ntsle with moro ticiichos and Imtmcks separates tbe two rows of counters from duplicates on tho opposite sldo of tbe room. Settling clorka, who take tbelr places ou high stools behind the outer rows of counters, fueo tbo walls. Those at the Inner counters face tho center aisle. At the elbows of tho sottllug cfyrlu etiiml their assistants, who are ro* quired to sign.,'tbo oxebnugo slips pro- minted with each pitcknge of checks. Am tbo clock uoais 10 ono glances from the high dome, wltb Its row of electric lights, to tho scene below. Tbo vjorks at tho couipnrtiueuts have mado tluMimolvos comfortable. Tbo messengers standing' at ease boforo thorn hnvo siting their bugs and lire ready. A minute pusBes. A uitm oppears at the rostrum lu tho gallery aad rings s gong twice. Byes bolow aro uplifted ns lio uinkoN an nnuoiincoinent about out of town banks that will hereafter clear through different correspondents, Thnt is not of particular lulorost, but be pauses brlully aud. then utters tho uniglc wonl, "t'-leiirlngl" Tho tuesMongor for bniik No. 1 oroasw tbo room nt ono ond of tbo eouuton nud tokos tbo plnco of No, 07, who bim moved dowu a pnoo. filmiiltanvouHly fifty othor men hnvo tnkon a step forward, nml tho trumping aud scraping of feot couie rugolnrly, No. 1 has slapped au eiivclu|K> down boforo tliv clerk nt No, 07'* voinpiirtniout, droppod a ticket Into a slot, offered an oiobange allpi fnr ulfrnlng ndtl pnacM nn to *4n (Ml without uttnrlng n word, Kneb of No, rs tlfty iiHMoelotos hns duplicate M������ [icrforniiiuco lu every detail, oud so the eichiingos, si tbey'ara called, hare boon fairly ntartod. In tlio moauthno tha settling elerka aro flnltig thAr 'dinrc cf tbe work ling ilieats of pnpor |o front of tbeut are being 011ml out wltb tba total amounts of tbo checks presented by the men who nre circling about tho counters, nuiklug monotonous but not unpleasant sbitnds with their foot, buililutily, wben you ara Jast Iwtnntng to undcrstnnd wbut It Is all about, n bnlt Ir culled. No one snys anything, bnt every nne stops. Vou ask why, nud some ouo snys tbo exebaogvs have been completed. Ton auk bow fflOO,* 000,000 mn change hnnrts in exactly fifteen minutes by iho clock, and tlie Mini< person looks at you wltb a pity* Ing ainlle and remarks, "Why, you've just seen It doni,.M ' Then* is marked alienee fr a mt* mnnt nfter the fc**t Imve stopped BJor. in; Tin* crowd lu Ihe nv������m Ivgias to tk'o 1.111, for Uii* delivery clerks arv going, taking witb them tho packages of checks which have been deposited with the settling clerks. The latter still bave work to do. Their assistants rescue the Uttlo tickets from the compartments into which they were dropped, and the settling clerks, scan the amount of tl-iem to see if tbey agree wltb the totals on the exchange slips. Wben flret he eatered the room tlie settUng clerk gnve the proof.clerk hi the'hnahageifa gajlery, the amount of tho checks he brought with blm. Now be ascertains tbe total of the amount deposited with him. Soon he ls able to tell whether bis bank has a debt or credit balance, and this Information he communicates to tbe proof clerk. Then tbo clearing house knows, exactly bow much cash will have to be inovpd from behk fo bank in adjusting balances. Porty-flvo minutes is the limit allowed for making the exchanges and proving tbe balances, and fines may be imposed If the allotted 'time Is exceeded. But It Is rarely. n<jcessnry to impose, fines, so rapid is the work of .the messengers and eo simple .the system of exchange. Most of the' Work is done before the messengers got to the clearing house. The checks for exchange with other bauks are Inclosed in separate envelopes, and these, envelopes are arranged In consecutive order In the delivery clerk's bag. so all needless delay lu depositing tbem Is eliminated ^To ijuike tho clearing finally'complete It is of course necefisary to exchange the cash, "iyiwordingly," says James G. Cannon in his' book on "Clearing Houses." "before half past 1 o'clock ca<*h dcWor bank. In compliance with tbo reiHiirenients of tbe constitution^ pays into the clearing house theamount of Its debit balance ahd obtains a ro- colpt for the same signed by the assistant manager. After half past 1 o'clock tho creditor banks receive at the clearing house their respective balances and give tbelr receipts "for. the same in a book provided for&at purpose, but In no case can a creditor bank receive Its balance until all*the debtor banks have paid la" A MARKET IN MOROCCO. The- Bost -Place to- Study-thoWaye of the Wily Native.. The place of all places to see the Moorish people Is at their.markets, for every class and kind of them is there, iind wben you hove seep ono market you have seen them ull, tor. there Is a racial similarity,In tbo Moors the world -���������over '���������'��������� ��������� '"���������:" '*:"-" a'-- * Tho* first thing about a Moorish market that attracts tlw attention of.,n 'Ird'Voler Is tho fnrroochlng odor or, '^atlier,' the multiplicity of odors, for ���������thoro Is a composite character about 'the sticll of a Moorish market that can- -not'bo equaled anywhere outside of China. Before you can eyen boar tb������, r^tliiunl -���������������^an^e'*;.^ndj'']^a'gkr'ef;.|be. '���������j&t&rkot place fob oan shiell l������ ^'^' ;Onoo there tbo Interminable jumble of things and folks is disconcerting, aud the evidence of dirt, everywhere taken from an Aoiericnn all deslro to deal ln eatables, for the Moors eoem to -poy wholly inseuslblo to dirt ot any kind and ovory kind and haw no objection to fruit nnd borrlcs that hnve oomo ,tu unprotoctcd msir miles ot dusty and !sahdy roads. , Tliose poopio nro natural traders, wc* ond to nono In tbolr ability to obtain the highest possible price or oqjanny ready willingness to let tbo article git for a moro pittance rather than tmttr making a sale, ' Tbey will begin tba prtoa of a larof at 0 ebUMngs and after a tittle baggttof will como down to 1 sbniiug, but tf'yofl movo on tbey will thrust tbo lomp Into your band and ask you to gtvo tbem nay thing for It that you wtu, And It Is a.iatoi uo dICewnco bow atnall may be yoor odor. ..,,,..,- tn bearty all countries "tbo ovety- whara preaent and nlWnys'tbe aaroe donkey Is nn tnevltnblo edlunet of a' Moorish mnrket T1m wboia inlmnl kingdom would be eea re bod through In valo to find any creature more wholly devoid of impulse and sonilraent tluin thla Imposed upou little beist. Uka a fatalist phlloaophee, ha Is wholly raalgned to tba order ef tblim*, and nothing can catwa him to stir from tba aran tenor of bis ways. Cnrmalng and avati food do no*aeem to odd nny to his ssilHfoctlon, and txrotlng nnd abuao do not dotract from bis tranquil* llty. Ilia features art perfectly Immobile, Aa ba stands Injba mnrkot plaea one may pot blm and give hlm bits of grass or fruit and ba will not raise Ms bond or area open hia eyes. He Is tha su* proroe, Ineffable resignation In flesh and blood. And no Moorish market is complete without him by tha soore.- World's Events Mngnalna. ^' SPOHED THE SCENE* "^ When Kimball Pointed the Way to His Own Future Career, Aa a .deUpeator of tbo traditional Xankee rtara'ctef Matblas Cnrries Kimball, more widely known oa tan- kes. Glono, long stood without a rival. Away back in tbe tarty forties, when - be was a mors lad. a little incident witb Junius Brutus'Booth, tbo elder, started'hlm in his career. Kimball was only seventeen years old at tba time nnd wab at work as en asber la the Lowell musenuu Booth, wbo waa tben In tbe senlth of his power snd fame, ttau billed then for thrne olghta. like pluy was "Richard ItL" Ktmbalt bad thoroughly studied the play and w,a������, considered a young man of promising dramatic Ability. On tbe opening bight the actor who took the part of Lord* Norfolk failed to show up. Booth was'in despair. -At last some one suggested that young Kimball knew tbo lines of that part, and ho was cast for it by Booth."l ?' Of. tho .ev$st Kimball himself said: "When''I went on tbe stage, I wai badly-.rattled. Booth was imperious ���������dd stern, which only complicated matters. However, i got along sit right until we came to the battle of Bo������ worth. Fiold. In my hurry I bad taken the wrong place on the stage, when Booth hissed out in a whisper, 'Get tntp your place.' Then wheeling around he pronounced these words Itt, thrilling tones:''What thickest tbou how,' noble Norfolk? Tbat we shall conquer, my lord,' was my reply, 'but on my .tent tbls morning early was this paper found.' Booth was marking oat .tbo plan .of bottle oo tbe sand. Whoa I bnd finished tbe lines, be drew.bis sword and wltb terrific force struck tbo;pnp������r from my hands, Baying, 'A weak Invention of tho enemy I' , "t was thoroughly frightened at bis "���������fearfill expression 'and dodged back, nearly falling to tbe floor. Booth then repeated tbe words: !''What thlokost thou. Norfolk. If tho pardon was offered?* "By this time I was completely rattled and forgot my lines. Booth stored glaring'at me like a tiger. Tbe audience Were* holding their bras tli for tho next-rturn-of-nffalrs.���������Snddonly^I-renl*��������� lzed that something must be done. My nervo returned, and I think it mast have been the devil that prompted tne to balance niysolf on one foot and drawl but tvtth Yankee twang: u 'Well, 1 don't know, Mr.* Booth. It may work!' "iDBtHnfly tbo whole boose was In an uproar. As Rbout after shout of laughter wont up the black cloud on Booth's brow relaxed, ond, wlicollng on his heel, he left tbo stage, shaking his sides with merrlineut Aftor the play was over-he came to mo and, placing , his baud ou my shoulder, said tn fatherly, tones, ^>'oi\uBi,mnn. you never 'p^oyoiy tnigwly before, did youl' "With* "ont;wurilhg!for.a rejjly ba continued: Take.my, advice and novor attempt It again. Von are a natural comedian. Take, a Yankee character apd become Identified with It, and fame and fortune 'will bp yours.' Aod t followed hia advice.",.'-.)' '".. ., : V Cain's Wife, *I never ,dlgci)fiB marriage," said th* lata Oenccur Pits-Hugh Lee, "without thinking of an old colored preacher In my etuto who wiis addressing bis dark sktunod congregation when a white' man rose up In tbo back of tho build* Ing. "���������Mr. Proacber,' aatd tba wtiitt ttaae. ���������"fill! toy mi,* snld the parson.' "���������Vr, pwacbor, you are talking about Cain, amxyoni sny bo got mnrricd in tho land of Nod c/tor he klllod Abol. But tha Bible only mentions Atfnm and Evo as bc|ng on tho earth h. that time. Whom, .t'H*n������ did Cnln morryV - "The colurwl prt*ochp������l snorted wltb unfolgnod contomiit. <, ���������"Huhr bo snld. Ton.bsardiit,bred- eren an' sisters? You brar dat fool' question I am nxml? Cain, he went to de Innd o* Nod, Just na do good book tells un, op* In de Iniul o* Nod Colo gits so lasy.nn' io sblfless dat he up aa' marries n gal o* one o' earn ae ���������vaunt poro white tmih families dat ds Inspired n|Mwtlo dt.ln't roimldsr Attlu' to mention In da holy word.'" ' RIsM tn li Wl?wsO-Cbnrl������y isn't n bad felloes socially, bnt ba'* n d*nd fnllttre tn mon. oy mnttoru. Why, I actually bellevt ba owes mwytwdv In towiil U'rlghtty- And yon enll that it dead fnllnrtf I should sny tbnt Chnrloy 14 n Napoleon 'of flunaca. Hew te Itlak tUmpe. "Hay," remarked tlw pustofflco clerk who vaa ott duty an he ha id-til n friend affix two stamps lo tbo corner of an envelope, "why don't yon put thoso stnmps on horlaootslly Instead of vartlcallyf Don't you know you would save a lot of work for us stampers it you put your stamps beside each othor Instead of under each other T Wa alwaya have to mnkt two strokes wben canceling vertically pasted stamps by hand, nud tbey don't work well through tba stamping Biacbhi������s olthar." "ta that aor Immlred Ull friend aa la took another envelope and proceed, ad to affix tiro stamps to It In a vsr. tlcflt position. "Then, by the great born spoon, why doesn't tbo government aall Ita stampa In hoHaantal llnssT Look at these. Htrt I bought 90 cents' worth of two rent stamps, and tbey coma to main vortical Hues. If I bay Art twos, t get them attached ona to tba bottom of tbo other. Uo rea think I'm going to tbt trouble of tearing etxeb stamp nff Jnm to please a jgovammsnt dark hy pasting tlmm aids by side? Guess agsln."-New York Treaa, The cljeo^il live Inngast In ytira and afterward In our rsgards.-Bom. Clronm������������intl������l Evidence, Dnrlng s dlncusnlon in regard to ct*> cnmitsnttal tvldenco a lawyer told of a remarknlila hihk whlrlv he said. ar*. peara la tho Virginia nsports. It waa (iil������. A man wna discovered drawing a knife from tint prostrate fnrm of at* other man near n roadaldo. The wit, noason rushed upon blm nnd took tha W-Miw. frmn htm. Tt irna ������������llt rtHp- ping with ths warm blood of the vlo> llm. He wns a������-usod of tbo murder, but nssertsd Ids limocmics. lie claimed tbnt ba had happened along th* road Init a few moments before nod snw bis nlloged victim atruggllug with another man. ��������� Before lis caald com* tin tlie unknown, bnd driven bis kntf* home and hnd flod Into some brash cl<me !���������>, tMmdnit the kulto still In th* breast of tbo fallen msn. be staopad over nnd drew It forth Just as his aa> misers came on th* dcono. Tbat wat bU story. Tlw knife being Identified aa the property of fbo accused, no era* dene* whatever w������i traced la bis tola, lie was tried, voiivIHmI and bsngad. A y*nr lator the mnn who had watlf rommlttml Ihe rrlino n tills oo bla deatbbMt rwtfesard that It* araa tha mnrderw snd told Vow be had ataltt lb* kntf* tr*m tbe lnnmt>nt mat *r*������ , bad t#*>n sent t* tig giiiowa. * tmmmm mimim TIIENEWS? cmtBEitlSA5il3; BHTTISIT CQETJMBrA; (jJ^^S^v^^^ s^(p,-?,.-7^;^-?vv' i������:-3&.'i.< sifcifUiiflUi tj * V I fajl ���������At Stoddart, the Jeweler You have a Marge Stock: to S*������I������ct Prom. Cut Glass, Sterling Silver I ..are thc right goods for wedding gifts.. $> BOVRIL renovate^ the blood and builds up muscle and nerve. It is good fdr children, athletes and invalids- good for all. <sxsxsexsxs������������)<s^^ CUMBERLAND HALL TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY NIOHT MOVING PICTURES "The Four Footed Hero," (educational) "Bargain Fieuds" (comedy;) "Governess Wanted"* aud four others. ILLUSTRATED SONGS-''Arrah Wanna." "Mid tlie Green Fields of Virgiuia," >uug by Mr. Fr^nk Ramsay. PERFORMANCE STARTS 9 SHARP RESERVED SEATS . 35c. ADMISSION - 25c CHILDREN - - 15c, AN ENTIRE CHANGE PROGRAM THURSDAY Seccombe Show Co. The Man Not the Plan ��������� We are prone to give credit to ~ttrerfilnn-aBT"being���������tho-thing���������that-i .nkkes h successful business. It is not the plan, it is the man behind the plan that is responsible for the aiicoess. The man who has a well defined ideal, who hews to the line \yho eliminates all detcrreut influences, who concentrates his en- W'gy on his ideal, who bends his olhrts toward the one thing is pretty sure to accomplish.his pur- \mo, '.,���������..'.. ��������� We often sue a raan., wake a market succoss in a field that others Imve considered bitrron, Take a small town, fur instance, Vliore tliere aro many retail stores, ^liy pttoplfa of the town will tell Hie projective merolmnt that the U>\ui in already overcrowded with lUoron, that none of tho stores seem to make more than n bare Jiving, and that it would be Jtriposiiblo for fliiothcrfetoi-o'tohinken success, tmi ftcfoutmt of tlio already overcrow Iml conditions, yet the right iiuui iwiiios along nnd starts a store iti that lown and makds u marked tweeem', . . ' ' if the plnn were the making of hh'.coh.i, all nn cntorprUing lni������t-������ iru^ nmn would have to do would be to pick out somo plan whioh whs biu'cimrful and then imitate it, The f^i'fut omn of bu.-ilnosB lion inauy liu.olicts on it aB a result of tsujiying phtnu. ' It is a part of law of ciitnpoiisatloii tlmt tlio man who (iiigiimtuii a plnn nnd carries it tu a -.ucmssful conaluik-n lias a patent un 11in lmsiiiotiB, This pu- toiit i.s hi* individuality mid good bii^iui'iig tipiipmeut. Tb'* nmn who steals his plan phy- dtM'Pv i- uniibk to btonl the men- 1.1 e\o\, Siiiiin nimi have rnooi'deil facta isi tin n'.mpo of hiBtury, wo Und '.mu mon nave made siiv.ce.uos ot plan* nnd btwineBgo* tlmt have been diHcardod by thoir pmtacoM- mi Hi* \>hjh\ out plnns. WJii������n , |i1i������ii1k pi'iu-tiited to yoil (io not imUihIi e the oiitcoinu by the plnn, but by the mnn, Two buik* may start side by n .o ivir.i vxaetly tin* ������ame otHw fiiHiltiiw and exactly the tame u.iiw fui'iiitiive and exactly the muio btnunoiw operations, They i tn the MHuiQ kind of money; tlmy i i\iv (onus on lands or on seeur- itit*. Tho opomtions of these tw*������ brink** way be m olowly Idon- i t*m\ n* |������on..il4o, yet within ten ywiM ono hank will have coiinider. f#b]o rttirpltH an I tho other may bj tyiii of bus: new, U Uiu .ihn were the un luuro of success these tvvb tanks should fare oqually well, but .the fact that they differed so materially is m itself evidence thut the success is~*det6rinined-by��������� the���������individuals aud not the plan, The illustration of a bank may be carried into other lines, merchandising, manufacturing or rail roading.���������Jilade. " Princeton, .N.* J.^Jntio 24th;��������� Grover Cleveland, twice president of the United -States, died. at 8.05 o'clock this morning at his hoiiie in Westlaii'djin this college town, where he had lived since hi-J retirement as the.natioji's chief executive, almosi'twelve years ago. [���������' >M NOTICE is hereby given that 80 days ���������tft������r date, I intend to apply td the Hon. Chief (.'ommiusioiier of Lands' aiid Works (ur a licence to proupeot for coal and pe- trolouiu under the fore&liore and under the linnl������covered by wntor opposite the foreshore of Denmnn Island, Ooinox Dis. trict, B. C.. and described as follows:��������� Commeuoing ������t a post planted on the south-west ooast ot Denman Islaud, ad- joiuing R. Kawaraurn's farm; thenco south 80 chmhe; thenco east 80 chains; tbonoe nortli 70 olioinB, more or less, tc high-water murk; thenoe following the sinuosities of the foroabojre to point of connnoDcoment; containing 6-10 acres, more or less. . . ;. t Dated Denman Island, B.C.',Juno 23, 'OB . ���������;' B. KAWAMUBA, --'' K. Koto, Agent Robert Sti-uthers aud bride arrived oa Friday ,s boat. Mrs. Ira games left by Saturday's boat for Seattle, ..��������� ���������-0 ��������� ������������������ ��������� , Capt., Damon of Jlornby Island, arrived on Friday and returned Saturday. ���������'" f I THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA. 9 o Cawtal. 83,900,600 Keskkvk, $4,300,01)0 Asskts, $46,400,000 ' DEPOSITS, 833,700,000 = * : Money Orders' Rates. $5 and under -J* - - ��������� 3 Gents' Over ������5 niul not exceodiiig $10 6 Conts Over $10 and not exceeding $30 10 rents Over $30 and not exceeding $S0 15 Cents These Money Orders are payable without Bank iti Cauada. > 3 cost iu any Chartered Interest Added Four Times a Year in Savings Bank. TRUANTS HIDE IN TRUNK PARENTS FIND THEM DEAD Fall River Juno 19,���������After a long search the bodieB of Joseph and Andre Beaudry, 8 and 5 years old, respectively*'.were forthd lock ed in a trunk iu which the children are supposed to '.have"hidden, themselves in* order to escape going,' to school in.the.morning.'. Tho trunk had a spring lock. The medical; examiner decided that their, deaths wore due'to siiffication. Jlhejnterior of >ho trunk ^ud the NOTICB is herpby given that 30 days after dute I intend io apply to the Chief CommisfiioneV'orLands aud works fi.r a liconco to prospect for coal and petroleum under the foresite the toreshore of Denman Island, Odmox District, B. C. ���������and described .ae follows:���������ConiiEoncing at a post planted oja the south-west coast ot Denj&an Island,'adjoining S. Nakano's farm; --thence sbiith 80 chains; thenco oast 80 chains; thence north 45 chains, uioraoY less, to high-water mark; thonce following.the sinuosities of the foroshore to poiut of commencement; ccntnining 040 acres, more or less. Dated, Denman Island, B.O., June 23, '08 S.NAKANO K.Koro, Agent ���������t A. B. NETHERBY, Makaqkr. ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������^���������������������������. 9Aw'9A^*>'>ej94^4*999w9A<*w^e K.AIDA ��������� ���������^������������������i St. John: K������,B. Caterpillars are creating "haVoc in��������� some sactions Cjf. the province.' .A*regular army of thom it is reported froin York county, .between Tracy, aud Cork station, on tho line between Fred-, eriok aud MiAdam,* ou Thursday evening, started to cross the tnicks and a honvy freight train that. oainO'ftloiig'aml rushed in amongst them wim soon stnllod. Three' times in a distance not greater tbnu a milo the tniln was..stopped by the posts, , , Tho train, crow were forced, to use shovels to clour thu track'. They report that there ��������� wei-0 millions ut cHtoi'pillurti, uud thut they had eaten almost ovury greou thing in sight nnd wrought particular havoc among tho trues. Over an hoar was spent In getting the train over, tho spot shovelling tho eater- pillars of! tho lino nud sanding tl>6 rails, The finest tbo world produces��������� Kldgwnys, tho ten of quality: Sold ty grocers ovory where. Ottawa; Juno iii-.���������A bonus of ten p'Ji* cent, will probably ou aiiuwud thu entire VuWm Service this year, Jt will bu b������������~ ed upon tho inoroased cost of living throughout Cnundn, 1 f. A until will como by S, S. Quoeri City On- Mondays and return Monday afternoon, until further notice. ��������� clothing and bodies of .the child��������� )-en gave evidence of the struggles which tho little ones had made to escape. Joseph and Andre were ihe>ons of Mi. and Mrs. Beaudry who, work in the mills, and the little ones were left in care of their older brother, Wilfred, 11 years-old,''who was supposed to get them ready for school. He iiysthat he thought Joseph, and Andre had started for sohool. . ���������I '������������������ ��������� o Mr. A( Anthony and Mr. A, "Grant left by Saturday's boat on a vacatian. '" Mr'W.. Merrifield"'left by Sat- urday,s boat for Nanaino. Mr. J. Bonnie and Mr. John Horbury left by Satnrdny.s boat for Nanaimo. , ' ' ���������*''��������� Mr, arid Mrs. Ronoldsleft hy Satnrday,s boat for San Francisco, ���������aaswMWMmuusiiiSM am-m-iHTTiifTin TENDERS will be received up to the ist of July,o8 for the following work ou the Cumber- aud Publio School, painting and kalsomiumg two rooms, cleaning and repairing gutters aud water drainage lu roof; repairing school fence, and repairing platform in front of-schciol, Soperate Tenders on this work preferred. For particulars npply to J, Stewart, School Truslec T. H.Curey, Sc'y. Take notice, that Honry A. Dillon ofOiunbi?rhvu 1, Ii. O hits iio authority to collect ncoountu, or transact nny business for or on my behalf, or in my name, - P. Viiu.utvvn Harrison. JJiirrister.nt-lnw Uniiibei'laml B.C, Mrs, II,Murdock returned from Dwnman, Friday, Mr, and Mrs, W. Walker return * ed from Vancouver, by Wednos.* day's bat. ��������� o . h. Coo and H, Herd returned liy Wedncsdny'B boat. Inspector Dick arrived on Wednesday and returned to Nmuiwo, Balnrd������y morning. KOTICE is herrpy given that 3<faays after date, I intend tp apply toihe Hon. Chief 'Jommi-sioner of Lands and Works (or a licence tp pjoBpect for coal and petroleum uuder tho foreshoie aud under tUe lands covered by water opposite the forestoro of DTOtnnu Island, Comox District, R C, and described as follows:��������� CommeLCing at a poet planted on the s������uth-������est coast of Deuman Island, adjoining H. Nakauo's farm; thenco west 69 chairs; thenco south 8U chaius; thtnee east So chaius; thence north 70 chains, mora or less, to high-water mark; thence foi-owing-thoBinuosities-oLthe-foroshoro, to point of commencement; containing C4U acrea, m,re or less, Ditcd, Denman Island, B. C.Jiine 23,'08 K. KOTO. NOTICE is hereby given that 30 day s after dale, I intend to apply to the llp,n. Chief ComminBionor of Lands and Works for n ,'icei.ce to prospect for coal and petroleum under the foreshore aud under the lands coverod by w.-ttcr opposite tho toreshore ot Donmnn Maud, Cumox District, ll.C, ������nd dobcribed n6 follows:��������� Commeuciug ut a post planted <>n the Bouth-wcst const ot thonce wost 80 chums; (nonce noith 80 ohnina; tbonoe east Co chains, moro or less, to high wiiter mark; theuoe following the sinuosities of tbo forublwie lo poi:.t of onmmoucement; contaiuibtj li40 auio,, moio or less, Dated Dcymnu Islaud, I1.C. Jano 23, 'C8 MOTO KOTO K. Koto, Affent. Merchant TAILOR - LADIES' TAILO&MADE COSTUMES A SPECIALTY SUITS 01RDB TO 0$t>Et* RflD IN flfiV STVliE VOU OJISH. PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. Prices Froin $20 to &4Q. CUMBERLAND, B. C. TO THE PUBLIC. f i ���������~"���������; :��������� X We beg to infonh the Public of, Cumberland and* District that T on April 20th we purchased the milk business of Mr, S. Piercy j* j* of Sandwick, and are prepared to deliver pure ��������� milk daily, also ���������] 4* butter, eggs aud other farm", produce. With careful 1 -\- we hope to retain most of Mr. Piercey's old customers 1 AbeH$fc-kej attention 4* * ���������fc- i ^j.^..j-!~!^j,^.H.*i*.H'4������I-M-I������4������ W^l^"S'*4-H������l'W-I*H-H������hM' * NOTIOE is herotiy gtyen tbnt CO days after dntB, I intend to iipply to tho Hon. Chief Commissioner of Lands und Works for a loane of tho foreshore opposito tbe north-oast}.{fmotion of Section 0, for whurfngo puvpoaos, Denmun Island, Oo- mox District, ll.C. Dated Donmnn Island, B.O, Juno 211, '08 S. NAKANO K.vKoxo, Agent ��������� Funeral Direo! tor and Em-! balmer tMtCCCr ���������i������tt(Mf Hon������eRni������}n:r nnrt Kc- ucwltiir 11 FouiidntluiiitJ CmretUIXy Attcuded to, Cnmberlnnd, II. C. IIIIMMIIMIMMMU Acclimutlxcd Tented Btock, Seed, Trees, Plants fobthbVabm, oarden lawn OUOONSEItVATOKY. Reliable varitlcs nt> reiufonnblo prloos, No twrerg; no suiilo; no fumih'iition tu dnmngo Btoolc, No wiudy ngoutu to nn noyyou, Extra ohoioo lot of fruit treon now coining on far tho full trado, eonmsting nt 60,000 l'onoli, Pour, 1'lum ami Clierrj", 70,000 Apple, In loading vtirttfonV ,100,00'J small fruit plunUi strictly homo1 grown iiiidoiirown propimialon from bcurliiK ���������took; fiO.000 llulbn for fnll plnnlliitf OhoiooKnum loodti nhvnys in Rtook, lltiy dlroot nud Hot otouit thnt tfrowa. Fortiliy.ur������,Jltio yupplici, Spray piimpi. Sprnylor Mutorlnla, Out Flowun, oto, OldOHt enlnbllahiul nnruerloe on mtlulond of II. O. Catalog tree, M.J. HENRY'S Nurseries Oreenbousei, Sood Hou������u������ and Post Offloo Addro a, 8010 WESTMINSTER ROAD, yADiiiwtiMiuli, ii. Q. Btnu*k Sutnory South Tuncouver. PURE AND WHOLESOME t k.w.qillett mxr*} *Q*oW6*>**mm Photographs | F. watts;, of victoria 1 is now iii Cuniberhtnd. ���������' witlr, his larjjje portrait tent, but ������ will visit Courtenay;f'6r 'two weeks, on or about tho first <jf week in June,' where lie will take portraits from 502. por dozen. POST CARDS of yourself at gi.50 .per.doxen.'. All thflbo that want real good and ohoap piotarea aro advinol to Wait f>;r him, Fiirms and Family groups a speoialtyi Al*b lifelike pictures of yonr��������� babies, J. gs^^ics)������������������������������������������������������������������������������^ ������������S8>������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������^ CLEAFiANGE SALE Fishing Tackle and Rods As I have no room for them I will now sell them at j| and heilow cost all my stock of Rods, Reels, Ivines, and Flies, and everything I have got iiv that line. Now come % and get first* choice for everything must go at once at any price. 1 T, D.MoLEAN| ������������������������������������������������������������������������������@������������������ex^^ ������������������������������������������������������������������������^���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������^������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������^ 13 U TOjE3IIE3IE^ ojEElO? ��������� * * "t Whero aroyougoinu? Inmuoiiiff to| tho Comnx Oo-oporntivo Mont Mnrkot, wlioro I aim (jot it Nloo, Tondor, Juicy Ronutof Monti No Uono, AllMcat, Comox Co-operative Society, R. Webeter, Manager. ������������������*������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ it (* it- fr &*��������� MAROCCHI BROS. GROCERS & BAKERS ANO PROPRIETORS OF CUMBERLAND BOTTLING WORK8 Agents for Union Brewing Company's BKKR and rORTEK, V.'h'O^nlf Ttt-nlor* In nil Kinds nf Wines and Uquors. SECOND STREET ^ I ���������os mt ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������^���������������������������^ . *** ' Siddall, The Tailor, * nm*tmmm*mmmmn: ������������������������������������n, iim j _ I' Has opened Business in Mcleod's Store,
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