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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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������/ ,n..***.-* Ai ���������'_.- ^^.c>:"- '*X.������'mm���������. -������*r- 'eft- * _/ ���������*,--. ���������������������������tt 'imml.'... .i.m- ������.;������..������, 11 _*" ' " _- t *������ . THE A Journal Devoted especially, to the Interests pf Comox District*. The News, Seventeenth Year, CUMBERLAND B.*C.,* TUESDAY, OCT. ��������� /wz-W8' ^SUBSCRIPTION $2.00 A YEAR. At The BIG STORE mutiiawmiMnirmiing CTAI i rODC"iVIIM<*2 imiiHitiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiMtaiMitn tflaffliiiibiiiiniiiwiMtntfig rALL W~t_,iVIaN<j Iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittitiiiiiti.111111. /of Pall and Winter Goods. ��������� All departments are now complete in all lines. ������We would draw your attention when visiting the store, to our SPECIAL VALUES in Ladies' and Children's Cloth Coats, Costumes, Skirts. Rain Coats, Silks, Dress Goods aud Millinery - - . SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF FASHIONABLE FURS Carpet Squares, Rugs, Linoleums, etc., etc. Your Inspection Respectfully Solicited -. The TRUEST TEST of VALUE is COMPARISON . of GOODS aud that*we urge. SIMON LEISBK & Co., Ltd. John T. Lidstone, Mgr. Dunsniuir Avenue CnmlerKnd Branch'. Cumbeiland, B.C. 7<^':ii.iii!i!iiiiiiniii!aiiiii MAROCCHI.BROS ���������" GROCERS & BAKERS AND PROPRIETORS OF CUMBERLAND BOTTLING WORKS rs <L Agents for Uijiou HrewingOoiupany's KEER and PORTER. Wholesale Dealers- in all,Kinds pE Wines and -Liquors. SECOND STREET *,!IIIIIIIIIIIM^^ ������J V WE HAVE RECEIVED THJS WEEK ^mmmmmmimm^^0mmmmmm^m*mmmmmmammmimmmimam*mmm^w^mmmmmm*mam*w^mmm Direct from Great Britain io cases of Dry Goods. Our Fall Stock of Hosiery, Sweaters; Gloves, Men's and Boys' Caps, Ladies' Silk and Delaine Blouses, Underwear, etc. Better values than you can get elsewhere in town. An inspection invited. J. McPHEE & SONS, Dim-miuir Avenues Cumberland, B. C, ^ R^*IIRU|W!W*^*IV*PaWft V*0 Bl*iM**MmL W M**������flM*M*l^^ THE |WRGflET cash STORE. FOE T. E. BATE, ' *C3Un&%rK1' ������ MARRIED ���������^jiltiflt Wednesday, Oot, 7tli, Mr. JlonryHatoawiU uni tod In tho holy bonds of matrimony to Mi?s S trah NlclcoUon. Tlm nuptial knot whs tied Ity liov. J). MoOillimy. - ������������������ ; ������������������������ I.-..���������. Uov, II. H. JJUstiugs and Mm. Il.-iitiiiga arrived homo by Friday a Ik at, m ..*.���������������������������.������ Mr. John flryilon arrived Jionie J������V IjV.i.iiv'h boat, Mr. J,Comb, of Soattle, arrived hy Friday's bout ami Ib tlio guost of his datighfcor Mrs, Matt Piercy. j .,..,��������� ,-!+,.. -Ml,��������� I R. Kngland roturnod homo by I'Vidny'r* botll. Mr*. John Maiocchi nrrivod by Friday's boat nftor a two weeks visit to Vancouver aud Uollhigbam, Mn*. d. C.vidmm loft by Tiiuvs. day'* bunt fur ItaMiiian. New Steamboat Service. Tho ITnionSteamship Company's now twin-screw' steamer "Cowichan," which,'is making regular trips every Sunday between Vancouver and Union' J3ay, is tholatost production of the Clyde slnpbuilcL ing yards to bo booh on this const,, Sho was specially designed-for the British Columbia coast trade, imd was delivered to tlio Company in Glasgow iu May-hifil; since that timo sho bus crossed tho Atlantic ���������mid Pacific Oceans, arriving hero iu July, and proved herself such u good sou bout that a coat of paint was found to,bo till that was required to put her into ���������commission for borvico, On tho upper dock aft a separate dock has boon rosomid for ladies, and it hhIdoii panelled in uinliogiiiiy, Ou the sumo dock forward is a snioking room for gentlemen, and miothdi' smoking room will bo found on the awning deck, whilst a large saloon fitted for a bar is provided on tlio lower deck, The dining room is fitted wiih tables Beating 48 piuwngors at ono tinny and'in piuiollod with mahogany, Staterooms nrofiuUdcd throughout with polished oak. nml are fitted with mahogany dressing eases. Somo of the stntcrooins, in* tended for fattjllfos travelling, are provided with separate lavatories. Captain Moody, who is w������H'known on this coast, having been Muster of Union Steamship Company's vessels for tho past sovontcor. years, tnk.iK iili'tiKiiro in Miriwlnrr tlin emu passes, which are the latest production from Lord Kolviu's works; and is able to toll passengers that h������j has novor lost tho life of any ono of tho many thousands of pass- engers who havo travelled with him during his Jong period of service iih Master nf Union Stoumsliip Company,s vessels, Tbo "Cowich* an" hns boon built with double bottoms with a tluve IVtet 'airspace between, and by dividing tliu hull into nix water tight compiii'tini'iiu ly ,-livl biilUit'nU wlij.h t'Meiiil from tho keel to the main deck, th������j vessel bas been ronderod'prac tically iinsinkable." The" 'Union Stoamchip Company receives no subsidies from Provincial' Domin- ion, or.any othor Governmont. It Hna never received a land giant nor freedom from taxation nor assistance out of the public funds-iij any way, and it is fo be hoped thai, their enterprise in providing a now, modem steamer,for the,-const trade will receive',tho patronage which it dosofves. Mr. P. Phillipps .Harrison, liar- ristor,'of Cumberland Ims boon appointed* lleturitiiig Oflicor for the Coniox Atlin Electoral District, and states thntnoiniimtioii day will bo the ti'Sth inst, llosure and havo a ticket for tlm drawing on Saturday night at J, M. McLeod's, Tho Ladies Aid, of St OeorgoV Church, will hold their iiiniial suit! of work in the Cumiioi'liind Mull, next Tuesday Oct., 20th. All kinds oy fancy, useful and ornamental articles will bn offered (ov r*alo. Siip|wr will bo served from six to eight P.M. WE WANT MONEY YOU NEED THE GOODS ' , aaMJItJB wiiHUjinmittnmMiifftiiwawniBWiiini.^^ ���������^.... yj} ."_, J So frojn the ist of October for every dollar you spend in,our store we .will gitfe you a ticket entitling you. to a chance in the drawing for a Cent's Waterproof Coat valued at Sao and a set of Ladies' Furs valued at S25. The drawing for the set of Ladies' Furs to take place ou Oc- tober-pay-day. The drawing, for the Gent's Coat to take place on November pay-day ��������� v J. N. Dunsmuir Avenue, flcLEOD CUJ111E.KI.AND, B.C. P. Phillipps Harrison BARRISTER AND SOLidTER NOTARY PUBLIC CONVEYANCING dunsmuir Avenue CUMBERLAND, B.C. BASRET'SOCIAL .. iiDANCE - AND t The'' entertainment giveu by Courtenay L. 0. L. 1859, on last Tuesday Oct,-6th, was a decided success, tuere being a good pro- granitne provided aud the ladies brought well filled baskets with all sorts of dela- cacies. There was a large turnout front Cumberland aud those who attended were thoroughly satisfied with the'pleasant evening they spent. MUNICIPAL NOTICE, All Householders aro requiro'l to register their vote with the Oity Clerk on or before the UOth. oF Oct. All liritish subjects of the age of iii years and having re sided in Cumberland since 1st. January ID08 are ("legible for registration. A. MoKinnon, C. M. C. A, musical entertainment will bo held in the City Hull on Mon* day evening Oct, litth one of the pi'iiu'ipi'l fo'tlures of the evening will bo the Bolwitlons of the Hurry Lauihir records on the Kdisou Phonograph. liny your Fall Suits at tho llig Stuns we aro sole agents for the '���������Sovereign" Jlraiul Clothing. Styles absolutely coiToet.r-Slu.on Leiser k Co Ltd. 'REX vs. LOU SEN In this prosecution, the accused was charged with an offence do ��������� scribed liy ,the Criiuiml Code as lieing '���������iiiimnntioiiablo amongst Christians" The accused wt * committed' for trial at tlio ho r- ingiu tho Police Court, .Magistrate**,*. Ahrams presiding. The accttseil, by his counsel Mr. P. Phillipps Harrison, elected speedy trial,' aud'was to bo tried last Friday, but the trial did not take place until the following Sat. ttrday on account of the sudden illness of his coun sol. On Saturday Mr. Harrison, recovered Suf* licieutly to conduct tho defence,, and succeeded in having the accused acquitted, Mr. lleevor Potts appeared 011 behalf ol the prosecution. The Court severely lectured the complainant J, Scavardo, on his nolf confessed depravity. Mr, I', I', Harrisoni returned from Nanaimo on Monday, and blutos that, his brother, Mr. V, 11 Harrison is now practising law in Lii.lysiuith, and Is doing very well', his brother imformud him that- lliero are several eiuos of illness in Ladysmith and is thought by soma of tin' physicians to bu small pioc but, tlm can's are ho mild that it il iinposhiblu to wiy deliuitojy, whether the same are chicken pox ol" Mutill pox, IIowiwer every precnu tion is l-^ing exercised for tho public Mifety, tm NEW FALL GOODS -*������ We nre uow ready for the Pall Trade, full Htock. Among the new goods ore��������� K.ich department is uow fully pr with n DRESS GOODS, VELVETS, LININGS, BELTS GOLF JACKETS, FLANNELS ETC. Wc arc putting in a High-Class Stock of Clothing which will arrive this week; they will comprise Suita, Odd Pauts, Rain Coats, Hats, etc. CAMPBELL BROS. DUNSMUIR AVENUE MM. IWIMIilll2SgaB*<t3ta������fl GUMBER'-ANO, B. C. k-'vmr.imfsiwsi m^iyfrmOm TKF NEWS. CUMBERLAND, B3UT1SH COLUMBIA Mb Oomfeorlanil Hews ii^ ted Bvery Tuesdav by the Comox & Camber-land ^Publishing Company. This p* .i i j,* .vill it. bold itsulf responsible for the opinions of oth- ���������������������������'a, as inay appear in its columns from umc>o time. TUESDAY, Oct. 13, 19O8 The Autumn Time. t _ Again the autumn time is here We feel tho cool breath. Wo see 'its finger prints upon the leaves. We hear its approach upou the wings of tho September wind as it j .lays upon the long-standing corn. Almost every day one hears tbe remark; "Where has the summer gone?" It has gone where "all summers go into the illimitable ocean of the past. The farther do we travel toward the crest of the hill behind which life's sun sinks into the West the more rapid do Llie summers seem to chase each other by. At first though there is a sug. gostion of sadness about tho autumn time.' To Bryant, that passionate lover of nature, they were "themelancholy days, the saddest of the, year." It is because the indication of change, decay, death, tend to solemn reflection. The ^ftertlro"iight"-bi'ings~the���������bebter7 brighter view. The 'transformation,, of the autumn time ought not to be looked upon on the light of a tragedy. It is simply a part of Nature's wonderful miracle of chiitige. The leaf and the Ho,ver* will soon seem to be in eternal me.-.p. But all the while the mom vbwitiui- malar m tte world tt Ztm-Bck, and w������ otter you a tree fccx. Ztm-Eok ecmbinei tJte knowledge of *u\e ancient* with the science i modernr. He charioteers, ,l������<h*tor������, ani wrettlers of anciect Greece _ . . . seldtm emerged from thsir contexts without some gaping wound or severe OrM'M^and .to onoml their Injuria., with sooret br.l;������s wm. part of tl������^*y'*pre8r������m. In Zam-Buk you l���������" e&.���������*trn r������Pr?|������n^t'vo.cfthe������o.ancient healers. Ordinary ointments contain meetly rancid ani- rwal fat or poisonous mineral substanoea, teave lhe lld'off* these tffntmlnt. for a few'daya arid'note the result. Zam-Buk, on Ih, contrary, ls absolutely free from any trace of animal fat or mineral poison. j,i������.e made,Irom purely herbal essences, is so concentrated and purified ,that'It i* suitable for the delicate >r!"'���������' ���������?wwr������". ������n<? X* w powerful as ft bo eqdal to tho most stubborn sort, ulcer, or chronic��������� wound. Zam-Buk never ?oe������ rancid. It alwaya itaap, ol*ao, freab, and *wa*t. ^ - ' m tur.-'rCn%e^r.lTr: wHh Kcfilo*0^ * P"C' that *"*- ��������� hM^' fliv9n him ***'**> N������" 1 heal^^BcVTa^oi^" 'iTrl a cut- a ���������?ra'tch- ������ Poisoned v.ound, a-patch ,of ..:|;.|������aaUnBHfro^^baVM. It Prevents suppuration, blood poisoning, etc. It dra pain and smarting, and heals, for a free ������& and let Zam-Buk prove its eozemar and at once the .. .raws out inflammation, ends The best testis a personal test. Send in . Sea; coupon below, POISONED WOUND Completely healed i MU. WILLIAM MUMFORV) of IS Loulae Btr������������t. HtrotfOKl, writes; "Wblla walking etiout. In took,, lent I trod nn a ruaty nalL whleh penetrated, tha* ricuh deeply, Irnvlnff an ugly wound. I bathad thla wrtl and applld'd o letlon; but next moral*-,*, my font was In a shocklnt condition.' very m**cn:*ln-��������� flamed and swollen, and I suffered acute pain. I had to lay off work, ns I could not bear to put, my foot on the ground. I feared blood-poisoning, . For sis days I aulfei-ed Intense pain. Just at this - time a friend brought me some Zain-Buk,. and , after using I*. a few dnys my foot was wonder- * fully Improve!, i persevered with Zam-Quk, and It soon worked a complete cure. It Is n. wonderful balm." ' Zam-Buk heals sores, ersema, skin eruptions.' Ulcors, ringworm. Itch, barber's mall, hlnod poison, bad leg, salt rl.eum, abrasions, abscesses, cuts, burns, scalds, and nil skin Injuries ..and diseases. Of all stores and drug- glsls, Mc box, or trom Zam-Buk CO., Toronto, for prico. E CREDIT SKI TRY IT AT OUR COST ' Send this coupon, the Dame of thin paper, and n. one-cent stump ,<to pay return postage) to Zam- 'Biik /Jo., Toronto, arid you will receive a dainty sample box. __s_s___ssgs5ssa ELUAH AND THE RAVENS. A Story Which Did Not Fit This Par- \icuiar Minister's Case. Nortb Carolina probably never produced an abler preacher than Dr. Francis L. Huwlics, who ouce wna pastor* of Grace Episcopal chirr-eu, New York. Short, thick set, swarthy, black eyed and black haired, he was n striking iwi-*wn*i'ger'-'-'>rre-'WU8.'.'ii(>t only a great pulpit orator, but considered the best reader iu the New York episcopacy. His rather luxurious family deterred him from accepting n blshopi*lc, which- would"-''have otherwise been* tendered. One day a delegation from 11 Buffalo._��������� church waited, upon lilm and invited hini to accept n pastorate In ���������thaLcte _. ______ _______ "Well, gentlemen, other tulngsTielng" satisfactory, flic question of acceptance narrows down to a business matter,", said Dr. llawkea. "What salary do you o.T(H-V" ' "��������� ' " "Dr. Ha win's," said the spokesman, "we recoRiilKo that you have a high reputation and are willing to be liberal, Our i-ci-enr pantor received $2,- 500, but 011 aci-ouiit of your stnndlug wo have decided to offer you $3l>00." ".My good man." cried the doctor, .-.tranrre chemistry will be at work. "<��������������� >'<>" know what salary 1 aro receiv- Life-will lie generating lite and' ������N���������5i_*. within a few short months tlie' "I Ret 9tr,.ooo itnd tbi* parsonage, Vm-u will annffti* ncrsiin nD!l' us l lulVR an expensive family. I .1 0 j.ii v.m appeal again. , Ao nQt RW) my wny c|(!fir to ftecppt your Tlie autumn timo ought to henu- offer," lull -yfiono and inspiration us any! , ?h������ KPoUosman looked rnthor nheop- 1 . ' J I Isli. but made another essay. ������������������wigiiu dl'tlm year and it will he "if we had tniowu thnt, sir, we when we como to understand the! wou,(l ������"fl������������'������'������"J' ham looked olae- wlii'i'e, Uut you Hhould remember Hint tho work of ftio Lord must he done. and, aa tor providing for your family, yon know tin* story of Elijah and the ravens." "Now, iuy frleiido." responded the cferfrytriii it ffithwlfiill.t*, "I have mado the Bll.lu my utmly over hIucq l waa tweidy-olght. I linvo read It through carefully nnd pruyttrtnlly over 100 Umca. I remomlier the raven Iticl- dent porfwclly, but nnwltero can I Ond any ivfereiue lo the lord's prorltjlng for young Iliiwkrn," SHOOTING THE SUN. tnii* philosophy of life. Tho Provinco, Vancotiver. pub��������� linhed an nvtiulo stating that the riii'tson the World, Vancouver, did uut j4ivo uu extended account < f: thn recent Liberal convontion wus lii.'iuti.si' it was uniihlo to secure '8;r>,n'l0 from tlio purty. Now th*s Province is ilofetidunt in a suit for $50,00!) ilmiM._o-') institu* toil hy Iho world. Simplest Way of Locating a Ship's, Position at 8m. The average transatlantic traveler displays very little Interest In- the nay* lgatlou of the vessel beyond watching the ship's officers, sextant in hnnd, making observations, says n writer In Travel Magazine. Very few have nny idea of the process by means of which tin* modem navigator is enabled to no* cumtely place the ship's position 'at a.stated time on the chart Out oC, sight of laud a ship's geographical position is determined either by keeping a'careful'record of the course steered and tlie distance run,'known as dead reckoning, or by the combined use of chronometer and sextant���������that is, by observation of the heavenly bodies. *TliTTJtyerati'oii--of~iJudlng-the-JaUtude_ and longitude of observation can be performed in a numlier of ways, of which thu simplest and most conven* leiit Is by measuring the altitude ot th-?* sun nbo'e'the horizon at noon, as i-i Indicated on the vernier ofthe sextant and spoken of at sea as "shooting Iho sun." An arithmetical computation by tho aid of logarithms Is thus quickly made which shows exactly how fur the ship Is .north or south of the equator, or, ln otber words, thu latitude, Finding the longitude, however, Is a somewhat longer process. Au otiscrvn* tion Is made cither in the forenoon or afleni'.i.Hi. I lie rhroiionieler time of the ho'-l:"!-: . -i -n-t of the sun's Imago belli;? iilciilatloii Is then miido wiil.. ��������� exact time at the spot whore the siil'.i htippens to bo, and, as tl* cliroiioiiifU'i* carried aboard shown tho exact time nt Orennwlch, tho prime meridian of longitude, the dlfferonco between the two espressos Jn hours and minutes (onNlly convertible Into degrees and miles) tho distance east JOKED HIMSELF IN. "STAR' I How "Private" John Allen Got Himself Elected to Congress. Hero ls Champ Clark's defense of humor, lf It needs one: "The dry-ns-dusts solemnly asseverate that humor never did any food. Now, let's see. How did 'Private' John Alleu of Mississippi get to congress? Joked himself in. One bit of humor sent him to Washington, a national lawmaker. Opposing him for the congressional nomination was the Confederate General Tucker. They met on tbe stump. General Tucker closed ono of his speeches as follows: ��������� " 'Seventeen years ago tonight, my fellow citizens, after a hard fought battle on youder hill, I bivouacked un- jier_ yonder clump of trees. Those of yoa who remember as TTto~"tlie"~time3- tliat tried men's souls will not, I hope, forget their humble servant when tho primaries shall he held.' "That was a strong appeal In those days, but John raised the general nt his own game. 'My fellow citizens,' ho said, 'what General Tucker says to you about bivouacking under yonder clump of trees is true. It ls also true, my fellow ell kens, that I was a vedette picket and stood guard over him while be slept. ' Now, then, fellow citizens, all you who were generals and bad privates to stand over you while you slept vote for General'Tucker, ond nil of you who were p'rlrates nud stood guard over the getieruls while they slept vote for Prlvato John Allen.' The pooplo caught on, took John at his word nnd nfnt blm to congress, where ho stayed until tho world was filled with his renown." or wost of Greenwich. -. ,.. __.,-r_f**| * *���������___. Having thus, roughly spoaklug, found ' I *\j LLLll IA11 the latitude nnd longitude, a dot placed on tbo chart nt tho exact l>oliit whero tho lines of latitude nnd lonffltudo cross denotes tho ship's position. Smoothing tt Over. Into liKll.-tdmil-l'iii going to square matters with you right nowl Tou've beon telling tt around tbat I Ue! Tho Other Mnti-NotWna of the sort All I havo said about you is tbnt you nre habitually udvomcIoub, Irate Individual (calming dorm)-Oh. I don't mind that, if that's all. I ne* knowlediji? I do got that way ooco In 0 whllo, nut how can a fallow help It when everybody lneltta on treating blm? Ra*nge REDUCES���������THOSE BAKING HOURS! Why have an oven sufficient only for three pies when "Sask-alta" IUwaga ovoa will tako four pies and other cooking? The more bakfog space you have ���������tno iesw xuoi you uat*-tLb W woik you do. Fuel and work aro just about the main items of cixpenao in tho kitchen. "Sask-alta" Range saves both for you. EClaiys aUtttltirt, Itforjfff.-Monlreal VWitfll-paj, Vmmuw, tt C. H, Tarbell, Local cAgent A Scrap ef History. ���������'General WniilJloBton, tbo boWImo of tho Continental army ara men of Iron," exclaimed tbo Marquis do La* fnyctto In admiration. "And na n conjcfrarooa," rotnorkud the treat eomtnandor with a ily twin* hie, "they nre hard at wot pweilnj- the redcoat*.". * '!i,...,A'y*l : FOR BOYS SCHOOL The Laurel3 Belcher Street Victoria, f'atvoii hii<] I.ORIJ WdllQV C. Vbi'-.-r, OK 1ULU MUI/ ties.) >!������.(.-r J. W. LMKO, FSQ., M. A., 0XKOKI Anlittil b,i three Ora* uaton of the Unon*.- ul/,i*il UnWeiiltioi e( Great 111 iiKiu and Onu. ads. ModtrnU terms lur lumrrlers, Pn.peit) ci ne'sti of live ������ev������������ wit' ip������el* . u-i i,;|.i*iil liundumsi ixli'i.i'ivu ni'iii.ii* ���������rouu������-������ Rjmi j iiuw. <?��������� *l������*t ''������������|"' <'i������������" '.s.l. AITIY TO UKAD MASTEH. lliiian SAMUEL : Hotel "Oity of Nanaimo.* ���������'; -I,'--''���������. . :: ��������� ' .2 A r:' ;'.- Sail from Victoria Tuesday^ 7 a. m for Nanaimo, calling at Crofton Kuper andTlietis Islands when fre.glit or passengers offer. Leaves Nanaimo ' U'edusday, 7*-a. m., for Union Bay C'qinox .md way polls Leaves"Comox Thursday 7 a. in., for Union Bay Nanaimo and way ports. Leaves Nanaimo Kndjty, 7 a. m,, fer Union Bay Ccmox and way ports. Leaves Comox Saturday, 7 a.in., for Nanaimo and way ports. Siils from Nrwiaimo Saturdn), i p.m., for Victoria. YANCOUVEB - NANAIMO - LADY^ s. s. JOAN. Stable Maxwell & Hornal Proprietors. f TEAMSTERS tSINGLE and *For HIRE. ,PROMPTLY- nd DRAYMEf W DOUBLE RIO T ALL ORDER.1 T ATTENDED TOX Srd'St, CuKterlai df . ������������������ '��������������������������� .- ������������������:-" 1 >H������*H*'i-^*l4"l*W-l'4*'������^'.'l'Ji'*J*.-l' ^���������**4*t^a*mlr^l**t*^^ C. H TARBELL' S.iils Irom Vancouver for Nannn laily, exicni Saiida} s, al '30 juii. Sails from Nanaimo ftir Van outer duily, except iun������.'a>s, ai y n.m. ���������COMtX taamrjmS*'mmimwrn!7_ HIGH GRADE STOVES | And all KITCHEN UTENSILS Sportsmen*- Coeds and General Ksrdwere itfomm^mr********^^.^ When in Onmlierland STAY AT THE VEN DOME tV AM. OONVIJNII'IICJ'.I 1*011 t-iUKSTH. I'lIK liHU If Sl'PPM*l������ WITH 3est Liquors and Cij;ars UKAMBERG & WILSON Prop ��������� t*W w' 'i'W���������������1^r������ mm' 11 wm ���������***������* e*m<mm**r>mm m rt 'fin' ������������������ 7 F, PHILLIPS HARRIOT Harrlrter and fiolloitrr and Notary Public ������SSK;f Oonvsayianoliifr Onmlerliuil B. 0. V ANCOU YER-N A N AIMO UNION. ���������'���������IS. 8, aucenChj." (CP.K.) Lea _������ V.i^c invar, Suudaj, 7 ptu. Ar lives at- Nwu-inm, Sm,d������y, 11 _>. u-. ' Leevi-ii Nimitiu.o Mouday, 'A n. in. Ai- rivmat UmVu, Monday, Iln. ni. Auive at Ci'iiifx, IMewlav, i j>. n.. Lv.ivi! Ci'-'i ox, Moi tBj, 7 1'. ni. Auive i*t--U.iii>i^*>iiiijla>.>Jij^t_3__ yg Lciv,* TJuioii, Tueaduj, 5 a. in.' AViiw at Ntnaimo, Tuesi!a,<,' ut 11.SO [.. n,, U. uves N- u������iii>ii,&Tuuda>l at 1 j������ m. A,:i'v..- al V.n 1-i.i.vir, Tui'ttln*,, r\ b \,.u., C.iiliuij ������*- W..V Poits MlltU fll;bl,l. "HI ci _a������ai.-|lbt-l'*. ' tli'l', *��������� I'JMF TABLE KFFJfC'TI V K , Qct'iiU-r Ut, 18.07. KOH'MI liOL'ND���������llwid Icwri E8tatJonr. Bntv(t-g������i 'iiitiis I'uih' tii. I Viol������rl������, Uupot-Ja, .^lnwiiitaii, OAMemh Cuwichaii) Ki.k.i'riii, Dm t'tinV, l-'iill.t'llOp, \\'n.',li.iln*f, t'.lumui' \ir, Liii'.yi.ii.itli, Ni iirh Wttliirnjtfin, N;ii<m:ua, \Vnlliii(lK'.ii, D-;. il.CO 9 ili 10.17 I0.t?'���������' ,10,40 10.48 JO f.'l 11 (IU 11.07 11,18 11 Ml )l,i'������7 l-JAb' l.'.Mi Ai l*_ e������ l-iiiii'-i, y V..<<. fe���������l, ���������' N... 3 l.*i. 15 Ul At 14 10.15 !((,,������ lO.I.I) 10,41 10.41' io.r.8 17.IU 17,'.'!., 17 it ll.ii> iH.lD ik.;.o Ar 18 -15 HOUTH HOUND-Uend Up, PWiF'TE' Krmliali 4 t HUlt'lON ilwayi ou tap ������|������o, the fsmou* MILWAUKEE BRKU������~Anh������n������������r. Ho|..ml������n, Hohliti, *e, ���������' OI.U UttKV UKAHU" <ir<vr.-n xvtwvv ���������*,... W(t,M Hn_j Liquow ot aU klndi, . lli* r������t>*i.liii), *uJ L-min'iufj l>it-iuliiii/A, uv&iit ibe wttmeAi**.* mttn-fintindsno* of Davit, will he /ourd Flutolui In every respect. Mn FOR 8AIA One y_j liorfi? powoj* (tiisrilinn Ei������fs"iii������, coniploto, witli rvvin'tiim (ihiicli. al������o jiropollor w������i! ahaftitifr, For pftrticulttru npply to O, tlrant, ft,,vii,^ri^rui n n Ko, a No, 4 Violin in, Ar, l'..l.U 18,ti? IUihh'Ih, 1 li.t U U.M .StiiiMiiigiui, !:>,.') 17. M " .UIK )7,:o I'd lilu hdl, II. 40 17..-*' r< w kl.iu., III )f, I7.US K A Minn, mini 17i.J������ 1 in tun'������, in 0- H'yitH .'it.Ull'1,.)., H 47 IH4H Wialii.lun*, 11,87 IU \,'i I'll. IIUUI.Uf, tlif HAl'Z Ln. v.n.nh, Dc. t',10 lm, liia ������i Ar. R.fO Ar. UmI South \Vnlllti_ton, &.*.*- Jfi.t.7 Nitnitin.o, H.lli lit 15 Wi-l.i.i_li.n, Us. 8,00 De, 16 U) BfalTSM* ,, ,, et oo per day upmaria, A Complete stock of NewGoods | VVc t������������ve Just opened up the inont complete I'vc-of lugh-tl.tss Furuitttrc cwr shown in this district, These good* have conic direct ft om thc factory nnd co������*i>������t i>f -UIcIk ar-Js, luiflrt , .iofiersand utaudR, clieffbuicru, Kxteti ���������*i������.ii lai*' % parlor table*, Mr>nii������ chn|ra, dliici.s ttr. \\t also carry t_%jte line of UUtikclk and oi* futew NEW YORK CLIPPER *��������� THI BRtATirr THEATRICAL C SHOW PAPER IN THI WORLD. $4.00 PW YW. JlljUC^IOCIt. ItMCCD WWXt.T. SAMFLt Copy Crii, F������MltWIMIH>I.W.(lM), Tlu.iir.und Mile >md Cninii.uiiiii'.n Tic- kt*h on mie, tiood ovri mil ami >ie,.i..cr .'mc*, at tttu ind ont-li.tll nuii. pti mile. !i|itcijl tiuins and ������te������mera for Kxcur ion*, fii.il rodiKcd ritc-s for pirrties mny tc ananhctl (ut on iippiicn'.iiiii io the JJibt. J'.'im. Agent .it Victori.i, Tlio Comprint* renervR*. tlio riiiht to chnn^e wiilu'ut previou-s notice, sit.iinei*, tiulni|_ Cute* unit liou'i, ol bnilii������K> Ivkcui'stiim 'lii.ki:i*. on .'inlu In-in and td ill JJimiMi*.,'���������ood lur tfiiin),* join nuy Sni* uiu.i> .���������i, A.*,,.'..,., ; ".*."-'.' j_ \f.i '���������������'('������ Inn Mi.p.lnv, ���������J, W. TUOVV, n#o. Sup. U.C CoMt far, D. h, COl'ltTNkV, Di������t Fit. & Uu Ag. Tli������ Riifl.i Price Funiiture Store, aja H* COLLINS | IP vou PRINTING WANT GOOD OO TO THR Ct} VfTAWU' IXFKflllNOI ���������uloiilf mmn\ fnimtm* ��������� Ttunt tAttma __ Oaatana, I at*Ut_)tMj_*i(li_t*_iim*t SsN.2 t7'0m^Te*'B*t^i Scieoitlic flwerkatt. lawm^m _*Ww' ���������rim*, tlm u *m**m^ett iHwsifaai-4 jmttii .'.ira'lfin t.f ������������f ������t>f������*i*l#_. Mar ^m**m**mm Biabe* ottem, -bar I ������������������������ ���������������������������!������������������< THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. t* WATSON'S f BEER The drink of strong men and healthy women. UNION BREWERY Drink U. B. C Bohemian The UNION BREWING Co., Nanaimo B.C. King of ������c������teii Whigkieg* Tbe HUDSONS BAY CO Sole Atzents for 8 C NOTICE i.< Jicirufiy given, tlmt ' one lnontli ni'ttii tlie "dato hereof, ] intend to apply to F, S; HufK'y, Superintendent of Police, ...for a Licence to sell intoxicating Li- , qiiQi'S by retail, on tlie preinii-es! known as the Port Harvey Hotel, situa'.e at Part Ilai-vuy, on hit i������8, rango 1, District of Cray croft Island. Ar.Fiti;n Anihji-'.ws. Ciiuiherlaiid.JJ, 0. Aurist 18ih 08' Vehicles, Implements, l, EtCiy Etc. APPLICATION FOU TRANS FliR OF IIOTEL LICENCE. Notice is herohy given tlmt at tlio next flitting of the Hon rd of ''Licouco 'Coinini'ssiiMiers for tho City of Ciinibe.rliiiid I inlentl to .npply for a train-for of Hotel Li- coneiniow hold by mo on block 3 lot 5 Cumberland Townsite to Wilson & llmiubei'g. J. R. Uannkkhan. Dated S������|)t., iiUtli, l'JOS. i *mtiAtmri.im iii-mittm-mm, mti .a.i.i.n.i^.wa^wa^aa APPLICATION FOR TRANS- FKJt OF WIIOJJi-SALK Lt QUOK LICENCK. ���������.-H-^^***H������* Every Tool For the Farmer. ���������������_**_.e|������������_**_**_������._^_^_.^*^. H*,l'vW,^*r,*W**r~H������ Prices and Quality guaran teed *-r������hM*M������,H������5*M' Walworth-Rolston Co.Ltd- H. S. ROLSTON, Managing Director?. Vanoouver, B#> C. See E. C. Emde, Agent, Cumberland, B. C. ^^,l*'l'*I<*lH*'a<-awl*^*>I**I**I*'I''I**I''?''l''I'*r*l* NOTWE in hereby given thai at tho next Kitting of tho Boa nlo!' Licence Coniini^ioiiorn for tlio City of Cumberland, I intoinl to npply for n li'iiiinff-T of wliolosafe liquor licence li.-l.l by me n.i Uloc-k 2. lot 8, Ciiinboi'land to.,'iwitt', to ClHli iMllHKKttO. IMt AN K HALLOS. ' Cntnberliuid, Sept., 16, 1UD8. "LAND UKUlSn.V ACT." In tho mutter of nu application for n dtij'lientu ccrtl.liw.U- of ti* iletopirt (buing onn aero of S-etion 11. DiHlrb't of Comox ICumberland Livery :: and Feed- Stable.,. JOHN BRYDEN Proprietor %mmm*mt*emmmmaimm0amm*mmmimMm%w*m^ FIRST : CLASS RIGS : OP : ALL KINDS V i: ~l wood and Coal Hauled Dunsmuir Avenue CUMHKRLAND, ������. 0. J . .ff_tl>iTatl!MWlaMaalliial il Mil BllBl.f wWliaTwi II 1>I aTfcBaTtBl Jfcail *a^|r*t**I^^^ ������ I 'I "r,l"i"l'*������"l''tr'i,,f"f'���������"f' Wood's J !oo3plMdini������ Tht Qmil KnoHtl.' liemedu, Tunm. ond Invlgor������t*������ thn wliolo iv.i.ii NyiiUiiii, umkua imw ,**m *- .,^-Hlio oMVeini. Viirt* Am out IkhHUti, Mental nml Hrnin Worry, !),���������>��������� fKiitteney, Heximl Weak-tieni titmlnHep*, X)������t piiin |iir_r. ou JotMiA, o.ji mUetiJir������.Jrinowenm iformtrfv Irtmlior) Torontni Ont. Notico in hereby fjlvtut tlmi it in iiiy intention nt tho expiration of ono month from dato of th������ llml iniblicHtinri hernuf to i*.HtiH a Du. _. _ "."'���������"< - "- Cb^u Cotton Root Cocssoual .,......... . i...... av.. in tl'rlt III H-l *i| mm***.* **'"* ������w������#jrfwaa*M������������ onlf tnto ������������������root onl Moiithlr ilWulaUrrori _������nlch womt i. mu n������jwml. Bolil In tliroo ilifrtiM de������ii������i������_rtfonf������r, IS I No.* i amelumtom, tt pet MI. Id lit ill .\rww>Aa,nt w*������i ft***,"*".*.' nn rtntnitt. Hf mien. / X. i__"<������}-*ii_i*.i**i_ MAtraimi 1|| flrW.ta������WnCt.TM*.T������,e!IT. Owtn*~*W-i*mmi NOTIUE. Hiding on locomotives and rail wny cars of the Union Holliery Company by any person or por* jone���������-except tain crow���������iu strictly (irohlbittad. EniployeoH mt sub- ifo todUtnisHitl for allowing Bam- By ordor Kit AN Oli) 0 Lrrri ������ . MiMin^ei. JOHN McLEODS FOR* first-class CANDY, FRUITS, CltfARfl & TOBACCOS De Hunden c H O I c T in season at D. HUN DEN'S Synopsis of Canadian Keg*ula ions Homestead HENRY'S NURSERIES. Nuw growing iu our Ntir*ories for tuo rVall tr 'lo:��������� 01,000 l'c;icli, Ap.ic.it, NwoUriitua, ("hurry, I'linn, I iu.io, I'onrmiil Applo ��������� n hll leadlig vui'lotiflH 100,(00 .Smiill Finita. 10,000 OniHinentiii Tnii'H, in all lciuliiiK vni'iotiiifi for U, (.', Strielly lionio gtowti and not nubjeot to (llllllll^D fl'lllll fllllliKlllit.il, Slookof Itnllmtu iirriirn in Aii������hhI from Jni'iui, Knii.uo anil Hi.lliiuil. Ileo Kii|.|ili.iH, S|.iii> l'uni|H, Soi'tU, KUi. 140*|ii_uOATAU)llU13 VltKK. ia , m u ."gp^D'it'i "* 'i. -a' j,.i..*.Mmpi nn iit-m-rmmm Qrirnhounca, Seed Houi. ��������� nnd Post' Ofllcj Addra a, 8010 WE8TM1N8TEU ROAD, Vancouver, B.C. !.,..** i.i...J Inrtnid tu tins i I llaU'ifit ul the C������nmx School Djntrict on tlio UOlh JaniiHry l87i{ hii.) tinmhpri'd 74U. 'S, I . Vl'lKIl III)*, Ifpglatrnr (ii*nrr������L Duttnl Sept., Wi.d, limS. a***-.**���������^r������*a*���������������*������a������a������aaa������l���������mm.������������������a������������������^���������a������������������ t NOTICR Every Mandav ntul Frfdny T will be in town lo deliver Hre������J������ Ilnt(*r and nil kind* ������.fVegetable Also for nnlt! 5 gruMf mib-h eon-*-, roit 2 ytww old. trtull brv.1, ami :������n torn tif ftftinli-vi* irfl} nr*H chtuxo, Cmw Ykwit, j>'7 Sandwick. ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������I' v >������������������������������������������������������������������������>��������� INSURANCE. Tire and Lite /ii* H { Rjlt;:i������t* for Fire Insurance call and gc< rnte������ before insuring. Wesley Willard Agent forthe Royal of Liverpool. ft������������m������������*m������*m������������M+v TAKK NOTICK tl.nl CO iluya rifler dnlo, I mli'iid (o npply tn tlin (Ion. '< VAiiet (?onimisafnn^rnr Iiinnln nnt W'.irkn ' for aIhim of tlw fuivahorn uf D.'imnn ! 7*! .* A " ''.*" *���������-','���������? ������������������'��������� .' !'.;���������;������������������, CininM).eii) nt a p..t plnutoil nt tie . .outh-vrtat 0'irnor uf the frait 0'i������l nuitli i ch t<i'irir nr ol ffcli-nR, I)nnm*n lalnml,) tl. (J; tlicnoi! wrat -10ob������ioii lb. nc* north 10 i)li������ia*; ttitmtse on>t 27 elmloH mot* ot Itw to ibe hf*������b ivatnr mark: thooM to'.. lowms Uio 'ii'UQSitioi ol Um forvalioru of atiil i)naii.ni Iilarwl, to-Hilnt ol com ���������AoncmnMittt, .'ont .Iiiltid It JO act,* met* *<t hm. Imiid Thnimn Itland, K O. inly 110, ^H y. NAKANO ! K K'*t������������, A������*������������.t Get yjur Job Priming done at thc News. Aiiyavnilabla Dominion LhihIh witliin th'o Itii'ilwny Belt in British Columbln. mny De liom-jnteacleil by miy parson who is tho Hole head of n f nm ily, or nuy innl-i ovor 18 yonrs nf nga, to tho oxtont of one quarter miotion of 10) 'urea, moro or lf.su Jiatry mint bt ntncldp.rsounlly nt tlio loonl IkiuI ollioo for tbe district in which tho htinl U Hitimto. Entry by proxy mny, However, bi uunt a on o-ntriin ooi- ilitii.nw by Ihrifiithnr, mothor, bod, (Iniu'h tor b-othor pr siater nt nnd intomllug honi-otondnr. The liomastondor in required to portn*-m thn oondilious ooniiiwtml thoroiuth undor on.) of t'o followinx pliioH; (I) At lonBtnix raontliH' reHidonco upon mul cultivation ot tho lurid in enoli yonr tor throo yourB. ('.') lf tho father (or mothor, if tb������ fnthor ia dooJUHdd), of tho hntiitiHtoudor ro.ii.lifH iijinn a farm in tlio vioinity of tho liiiidunt.ro.1 for, Iho roviilromnnla iw to rcHiilonoo may bn Biitiatioti by suoh portion I'onirliia witli iho fnlbcr or mothor. (!l) If l,h������ anttlur hns his porin inunt ro Bidi'iion upnn fiiriiiiiii; Innd ownod l.y hlm in Uio vioinity of bl<i liomesload, tho i-r<)iiireni<'iit.8 imti ronidonco mny bo uA- lied by renijonco upon lh- Hnid Inn.l, Mix ni.iiithH'notion in writiiiu mIiouI.1 ho ui von l > tlm ComniiiHloiirir of D.iinin- ion Lunds nt Ottawa of intention to np ply fur p.itoiit, l'.!A!'.-Ci*iil nilnins; rli'ht'i m������y bo ottwiil fm a jii'i'iml uf tui'iity ono ynars nt nn iiiiniial rental of (I por iioro. Not. morn thun 1/M uortiri ahull lm IoiimihI io ..no individual or oninpany. A nually nt tHo rnto of Iho conts pnr Ion ahull ho oullocleil uu tlin lucrclinntriblo conl iniimd W. \Y, CUIlY, Popnty of tlio Minister of tlm Inlorinr N.ll, UiiiiiithiiriirH piililioallon nf thnt mlvoi tluorjtutit wiil not ho pni.l for. rmf(*~ r*x���������u ^t**\\ m^"'4iM\***_*} , rtAyt&fit.t-jt* 9*4*' ' (/ ������tm*A. t/*}(^&Lfi,A%t, Bed Saunders (Continued.) cobwebs stopped Red JSnnnders, lato of ".the Chanta Seecbee ranch, 250 pounds of tbo very finest bone nnd muscle. And the cobwebs held hlra, foaming nnd boiling with rage nud disgust, calling himself all the yaller pups he could think of, but staying strictly within the safe limits of the barn. It was a revelation to the bier ninn, and not a pleasant one. Ilnw wus he to know that the most salioot point of his apparent cowardice was- nothing less worthy than respect for tho -woman's seenrity? That If he would stop swearing long enough to get at the springs of his action he .would find that he hesitated because the new light on the matter made huge shadows of the slips in the career of a strong, Ionics, uutrained but sorely tempted mnn? Ue knew nothing of the sort, ami the funniest of comedies took place In the bam. lie would reach the sensible stage. "Pab! All .'foolishness! Vol Of course he'd go. nud this very minute, and have the thing done with, good or bad." lie was quite amused at his former conduct until he reached the door; then he'd skip nimbly hack' again, with a hot feelUjij; that somebody v?os watching hlm. although a careful lasnpctioo through the crack of the door revealed no pi.it lted discovered another thing that afternoon, srhlcb was tlmi Alio mort j______yo_us you are the more iie>-vc*ii5_xou_ get lie groaned In perfect misery geroii.s minimis���������u uihu uog: .'oor Druto! As lie cainc sh*:.*'ib'!u** d-v.vi* thc r.r.C. i.c ....-- 'Jin -.-"i-iy i<j t ���������:. on (tragedy. It was near noon, li' ������nsely hot. a nil tho street of 'Palrfiel I was deserted. No oue saw thv- dog, and if his occasional rattling, strangling bowl reached any ears t; *>y were dead to ita meaning. Hp was uuheeded until h������ lurched through the gate which I.ettis had left open, as usual, nnd, spinning around In a circle, gavo voice ti> his cry., It brought Miss Mettle to her Tect In an unknown terror; It'brought lie! from the barn lu a full cognizance-- he had heard tbnt. sound'before when a mad coyote landed in a cnbiu full of fairly strong nerved cowmen and Fet them screeching liko% hysterical women before a chance shot ended him. lied saw the brute jump toward; Miss Mattie. Instinctively his hand flew to his hip, and instantly he remembered there was nothing there. Then with great, uneven leaps he- sprang forward. "Keep your bauds up. Mnttte, and don't move!" h-> screamed. "Let him chow the dress! For God's sake, don't move!" She turned her white face toward .his, and through,the dimness of,sight from his straining efforts, be saw her- tiy to smile as sbe obeyed him to the letter, and without _a spuud.,_. .."Ob, bravo girl!"'he thought And* threw the ground behind rhlui j desperately. ..,- At tweuty feet distance he dove like a base runner, and his hands closed around the dog's neck. Over they went with the shock of the onset, and before they were still the hands had finished tlieir work. A clutch, and a snap, and it was done. The dog lay quivering. Red rose to his knees, wondering at tbe humming in his head. Ills wits came back to lilm sharply. , "I)ld he bite you, Mattie?" he cried. But she had a li-6ady caught his hands and was lookhig at them with a savage .eagerness one' would not hare believed to be in her. ���������: '-There is no 'mark," she said, suddenly weak. "He didn't touch you?r' "Answer me when I speak to yoor* shouted Red, beside himself. "Did ha bite you?"^ She answered him, with a sob, "No." And theu his question asked itself, and answered itself, although, agahn "lIe"dra~rorimWTfr~ne~gat_er^b"er"~ day when 1 was afraid to ask anybody anything! What's come over tue anyhow? It's this darn -country, I believe. 'Taiii't nie." Then ho stopped short. "What you saying, Red?" he queried. "Why dou't you owu up like a man?*-' The fact that It had a funny Aldo struck hlm, aud he laughed half .���������forlornly und half In thorough enjoyment. He suddenly sobered'down. 'She's worth It auywny," said he. "She's tho best there Is, nnd I ought to feel kind of leery,of the .outcome. Weil, now I guess I won't sny anything till there's a downright good chance. I seo I didn't savvy this kind of business llko I thought 1 did, 'Twouldn't bo uo klud of manners to step up to a lady nnd shout, 'I'd like lO'huro you marry uio If you feel you've got the time!' That dou't go no moro than a ChlDiiutnu on roller skates. Vour work Is good, Rod, but It's a littlo lumpy In spots, Them two loft foet bother you. You'ro good liwyour place, but you'd better build a foucj) nround tbo phici*. d-n tbo luck! Srnothent- tlou! I think she likes me, nil right, but whon It coinoH to inoro'n that��������� oh, blast it,* I'll just huvo to wait for ii real good chiinco! Now come, old innu. got four feet on tho ground nnd don't roll your oyes. Tuko It eiiBy till the chance cornea." Lit llu he knew Iho chanco waa coming up tho street nl that moment. Un only saw MIhn Mntllo step out Into tho bed of (lowers, her faco looking unusually prctly nnil youthful under tbo big straw lint, and stint to roduco tlur wmnlH lo order. Hbo glanced around ns though In search of koiuo oue, and Red felt Intuitively that (ho ono wan lilmt.'clf. "Here's whoro I ought lo net its If I wore long pants," ttnlil ho, "Now, ���������vIimI'h to hinder mo from going out there an.l get n-tiilklngV" And then lie wat down hastily, moro ilbgiiHtod thnn ever, ntul timoto tho nlr with his (1st, "You'd think tho nicest, quiet- cKt \i om mi that ever lived was u wild beast the way I act; yea, sir, you would i" Metinllnio (he chiuieo drow nearer. It waa not n pli'iituiut looking opportunity. Its eyes, full of dread and dreadful, [H������e|Mvl out from ttt'imath a Ohoho! That I should have seeu the !;UP iQ, bls a���������s, kissed her liko.bu������ ,^t^t*H *4,n. ttiii //t-tXJ-O 9 Whon In Courtenay Stay at The Courtenay Motel Kvery convrTlencr for������tievta. ThaCUmtiftl Hot*, for fporttmen Nn.ifi Imt iba Httt ot VVme������nnd l.'ipw. 41 lite Hir. HATfcB ftfCABON 4pt.lt John -Johnston, Pro, bet tfloi.i.w nriiund >��������������� i*������."*k<j/i in mtoteh ,i> r iff tilt ��������� i.rmb of iii,hi.hI Inlr. A tirtigb. r������py (.���������nit luiim ti.ii.i IU in mil. H ><>*-������ l������n a* mn. Ii .������* Hut l������wro nit w������rtil<l ���������.-��������������� mi !'.,��������� (-uul tif i' |*!H tn flit irjn-'i ,iil, vi.ti w.m.II t.i*. ��������������� .iu ������-**.���������? llml j.nr * ,���������t ,..-.-'*,������ t-.i.,',| "*:.iii'.'i it tt* 11,1- i .��������������� i ,.* ii.������ i li",,l������^������ ���������_, ������'! il'si raised from tho dead and swore an*' prayed and thanked God all ln tho same breath.. His old imperious nature camo back with tbo relief. "Here!" said be, putting her away for a moment. "Tako off that dress���������that slime on there's enough to kill a hundred men���������tako lt right off." Miss Mattio Btarted blindly to obey, then stopped. "Not here, Will���������I'll goin tho house," she said. "You'll tako it off right here and now." said Red, "and I'll burn It on. on tho spot. I'd rutber hnvo forty rattlesnakes around tbau tbat stuff. Ott with it! This Is no child's ploy, and I don't caro a d--n what tho old ludy next door thinks." Miss Mattlo slipped off her outer skirt and stood a second, confused aud dainty, Sho took (light to Uie house, running os Htbcly as a greyhound, "By Jingo!" snld Red In admiration. "Let's gee you bring another woman that can run like that!" Ilo gathered somo hay and piled It on tho dress, firing the heap, Then ho turned to his antagonist, "Poor old hoy! Hard luck, eb'* Hut I had to do It," bo nnld and gave hitn de* cent hiti'i'iuont nt tho oud of the gur* den, washed bin hands carefully and went Into tho houso ou ploumiuter duties. "I'll nslc hor now, by the great bora vpoon,'" tinid ho valiantly. Miss Mntllo was In a curloua ntnio ot mind. Ther������i was nu nfter efleet from Iho fright which made her trom- ble, and a renieiubruneo or Cousin Wllj's actions which mude her trenibio Woro yet. When she hoard hlm coming the started to fly, nltliougli now ckitlied lieyoml reproach, but hor luieea tlcnerted hot', nnd sho was forced to fink buck In her chnlr, Red camo Itt whlMtllii-.' blithely, vainglorious mail I tie had his wispd-inim, BCiierated hf Hie poi.*f\lIar IVrvi.r MIhs admit* bad uliown In,regard in his hands. "Mattie," quoth lie, "I'm tired Of Ur. Ing out there In Iho burn I want a, l'i,*pi'l'tllti''l llilllfii of my own," "Yes, Will," replied MIsm Miittle, aa* tmilidit'il thit ho Hli.iitld chooao audi & wit.jei't ul Midi n (line. "Yes." In- cntit-iiui'd, "nnd I want a Wife ton. You often wild you'd llko tn do romethlng for tno, Mattlo, Sup- pone you lnl-,0 the Job?" How niii.li ni Rluiioiiif* nt n thing In onu'ti mln.l as n bi'iiiitlful Improbahlt* Ily will ever mn Ut* such a cold fact left* nsrniilHfilng? Mlsa Mflltlc eyed hlm with eyiM thnt snw not. Snecca was ntrl.-keii from her, il tied rm.t'lil fi't'"lil T/To ������nrti*.*" tetr-. Murd and tool, her baud. "Couldn't >ou ii*. ii, .ti.itiii't t>,tnl ue. Iliei'it wan it n.iii.l uf pii.itliiig In the (initf. Mltw Miitlie looked up hor onn hou* rut *e\f. AU the Utile teiiHnlne shrtolc* logK left her l!iiiii.'ili(iii'ly. "All, tun I .-niiiii Will'" -alio K'il.1 J^'IIIh cnii.e up uu tn.* utiHij. null...ird. Ho Klop'HMl, Iiuui Klngerly tiiniwt ,nut mnde Mn way back ou tiptoe, tiotdtntf Ilia anus like wliiss, "W'tll. I'.v Uenrre!'' h������ omruiiireit, ���������i'll come back In a little while, wlieu I'll tw moro wt'lroiiif," lie t\|../..t; t.i Uxl iu allo.iM nj..uaib thnt niiiii In Iho bain. "You nett-r ������..r.| 'in: *i i'onl, yuu ������!.: i.iur.cr!" mid. he. . "Ted you Iln* hnnerrt inilh. (^t.'' ro* p\UA lt.il '��������� .ik.-Il>, !<m4.Ii.-K up li."U drnwlint off ������ l"������'l "I ������H.ln'l kmm It injif'tf ul. y.ui t".'i iff ......it ii ",ii.'j i,i.'*.'.i i. ;;.( .f-,H 4 ions time .,,,������, r, ��������� I ��������� ,.. I.;,, ,��������� ������ It,, *..".. I ... 1*,/,.^ Hi,- ...ii.* w,.i.|..-> *ui*t it** ttnsiii mye, nut itu ..ii'., in.- l'n* iri.iniiitit ttarn *.\ % it I 4ii'li������M ��������� ������������������*��������� " mi '4.itlw.-, bv't viirt1.* ������..i rt.r *.���������*������������������-.- ������������������**... *'>*.$of far, tut .'*���������! (.'"������ ft-.- -.'I..pil. Ula?l������������ *e4 lUu.kli.i, 1..1-1. . I ). t .'I. ���������a imftesfi ii tatt&tjSeiit., TM xVJla.VV bi--VUl!tTRS*m*XA^^ l-tiem Rppivats ..-^--?/5>..ir-'.?. <���������> uusus^A���������.^uuMjr.^uM.hflucunuKmMm (*) P is) # STERLING SILVER PICTURE FRAMES % ���������5) SILVER MOUNTED VASES. fA- (*) I! j :n need of anything in this line will be pleased tu serve you. jf_ Stoddart, the Jeweler I ������ C01BERLAHD ������ ������ o S. ISAKA, PROPRIETOR Ladies'and Gentlemen's Suits Made to Order from $20 to ������35 AU Work First Class x s (S Perfect Fit Guaranteed. > I Have in the Home. It enables you to jj prepare tasty meals; to re-serve cold meat and vegetables in a palatable and wholesome form. BOVRIL enables lhe housewife to give tasty and nutritious food to those under her csre. J ...>���������: -.ir, wjjr,..,-1 /, ;j���������..rfl ud, ifonlrml ���������mitt briny jou -mi titV- l.t,:/l:ht "Tasty Uisix." Ex ension-An Italian ran amuck at Extension n few days ago.and severely ent up his two companions with an axe, the wounded men are in tiie hospital, being too severely injiuod to appear in Court against the axe -wielder. Alt'. T. Bickle was a passenger ���������to Viotoria by Thnrsd-ty'is boat. . _��������� o Ivli't*.. G, "YV. Clinton arrived home last wee!;, Mi*. P. Phillipps Jiai'i'is >n returned from .Nanaimo Smn'aylast, in Scoville's Antomobilo, accompanied by his two clients, Wing Chong and Titi On. Mr. IL It, iloustan, Private Secretary of Mr. W. Sloan, M. P.' made "the 'rip from ���������N.-tiinimo with Mr. Harrison,, Mi'*. T, IL. Piorcy, of Uon man Island, was in town last week. MU?. Maggio Pottw, of Van- con vm* arrived by Wednesday's it mt. o . ���������, . 'Mi*, and Mi'H. J, McKay left by Thiirsdny's boat for Ladysmith. Mrs, Iv. Ilalcrow and daughter iel'i, by Thursday's boat for Nan- (iim i. ���������John liiiinermiui left by Thnrs- (Inv'i-. boat Fni' Nnnaiino, -9- Mr. uud Mrs. li.iik'u* wore pass. engcr* by '.i'iiuis.l".y's bout for Ui'iiiiiiiii J.-datui. Mr, J.ilm I'.rown and family m- Itiriitid fivi.n .Scotland, hi.it week llfll-l* MM'el'iil lliiiiit'liH itlliU'lK't'., I), i'oi.ei' win. 'riiiu.'.iiiN'h bii.it ( p,i... 1',,-i'r by l'..r "siinai'ii*.. T, ,'li .|;|c ri'liiiii..! l.y Friuajb bout, 'Vol. Ciitl.*r ami (.'apt. Clirfv- lin.-'i;i, wore |i'i-',*( ".'..rs by I'Vi- di'.','.-. bnut. T. If r.:;!ir' i'1'iui'ii..'l IVoin Nn- ai;!.:', b\ !���������'������itlnv1*- '".il- il i'.mi. ���������nilav ������������������,.��������� ������ ILitiM" ��������� ���������IIIO 1.*, Mi.' Iln.itlu:; l;i'id:iv'n bou', :iilu'c wu- ;i j'utiHi.'iiiiOr by and gave an exhibition of excellent, shootin,!-, having shot six <nou.-e oir^he wing, from the automobile going at IV.il speed, tho shots were at dilh nil angles, no straightaways. Mr. J. T. Lidaloiie returned by Monday's boat from a business trip to Vancouver. -���������o- Dr, Kerr, the dentist; will be in Cumberland only until Fiiday i6th, aftenvauis at Union I.! ay, for oue wenk. There's no-tolling,}' nt may bo tho lucky one, buy n dollar's worth and get a ticket ut .J.N.McUiolPs. Bargains in Carpel onds. at tbo <*������^������3$^������$������$������������S>������$S$&$ * *W% St) <**���������' ������ ,-*��������� c* a*. ������ g Funeral Direc-������ |tor and Erri-I I balnier I ������!������ $ ������cs(se-s<3er������������^������5ese_������ g ������. .. ��������� / w Q E5oi.sc Raising. , Re-i_} ^ uewtJa*������ -.: Foundations Carefully Atttcn c to.. <?) ^ Cumberland E'C'vi A WALPOLE ANECDOTE. To Save the Woman's Life Sho Couldn't Recall Who Told It. ."I heard a very, I'umiy story tho other ui'jht about Horace- Walpole," said Mrs. liliike. "1 wish 1 coulil i-cineniber who told it. Henry, can you ivuiom- bw-V ".Vas.lt Mr. Soilers''" "No," uaid r.lalje stiliiy; "it wasn't Sellers." "I wonder if it could bave bwu Mr. wuuteerr .-������������������;; "Ko,"' repeated RlaUc; "b" wasn't Windsor." . Before Mr. Blake had a charjee to ox- in'osB nil iillirmative or negative- opinio:'.! o,*: that hazard as to tbe sourc-o of< tlio Walpolo auociloie Mr. Barton camo i:i. Mrs. I!ia:;e. being by that timo suro of herself, tried on him her recipe for wio-iin;; universal affection. "Oil, Mr. Diii'lou," she said, "I am ���������vevy���������g-ltHl���������t-o-euu-}'4u���������l_hare_bai;div. Big (Store. --���������fr- lllS vSK.VSK OP SMKUL "���������I*"1"' A moloriol in hpppy possession of liis first car bad pulled up outside the village iuu. A crowd of natives gathered round, and one bolder than the rest:, ventured lo reumrk: "That.be a' foine ear minster,'' '���������Yes," si'i.l tlu'i'i'alified owner "And,er h.- miglny ])owevuil, I lvckin. A hundred 'or.'ie pov.'.T at ]r-ast 'cr bo? ' il It's only 2f������ horse power, A ioo liotse [i.r.vfi'would be ever so'Hindi lai'gvi'.'* "Oh, O; wreu't goiu-'by thv $'v,',.\ nuiistci". 1 v smell. stopped laughing since'I'saw you tlie inst time." -.**������...��������� Mr. Barton, a cadaverous man with solemn eyes, looked rather foolish. "Indeed?" he snid. "May I ask what ���������about?" "Over that funny story you .told about Horace Walpolo." s.iid Mrs. i'.luko. . "M-nwfj��������� IJor-tee Walpole?" stanv niorcd Mr. Barton. "I uni n fni Id yoa must h;ivej;(.t me r.ilsoJ up wiih,���������somebody else. I don't know Uu* first thing about llorace Walp:-.l:i. and if 1 did know iinytlili!''? fuuny nlimit lilm I couldn't lell il. To loll a funny story Is beyond my *.iower-i. Kvon if It was funny to in art with it wouldn't lie-by. the time I rM tliromjti with it." Mrs, Blnko'.s s,i!i-iis wore somowlmt dashed by ber l'.:i:-ieti ln llndliig un' owner for ttie Walpnie siury, but sho boro up eonnureoiiK!;,', nn:l luler when Mr. llarkli.'iin on ino In n!ie drew lilm out of enrshot of Mr Dnrloii nnd dibit,- ed on the plensnrp his.story of Ilnrnea Walpolo hnd uiven .lier. ,Mr. Mnrklinin Vt't-n imt east in f ho funeral' mold tlmt j?nvo to Mr. Hnri'ii'i lii-������ i.Tave aspect, but be protest oil himself totally inea- pnblo of U'lUii;,' n I'U'iiiy ������(or'y'about Ifornce Wiilprh. or iiuyililiif*; else, I'l-oai'iitly ��������� Mi*m. Ilh'.ke left tlio room to prepni'o lhe kiiiuIwU-Iius, Mr. Hlnk������ followed lun*. "For the l-.tve el' (lie l.nr.l," lie said, "don't in;)ki.' a I'mil of yourself n*j*ain by trylun'lo ,i;i't i*.i:n*.' utlier Idiot In tliero to father Hint Wr.lpr'u slory, 1 told you tlmt ynrn i:',;,��������� so!f." Mrs. Bl.'iiie s!o,,il mill, wit!) cui'vllifi knife poi.u'd In air. "You?" she said liKredulously, "And It wus so etevei' ton," A MAW'S HAT. APPLICATION HOR HOTEL LICENCE. / Tako notice, that one month after date I intend to apply to the. Superintendent of Pro vincial PoliciY'ithder lhe provisions of tho Liquor Licenco Act 11)00, and iinioiidinents thereto, for n Hotel Licence to-sell intoxicating liquors ivy retail in tlie premises known as the Lome Hotel, situate at Comox district, Hrit- isli Columbia. Oat cd I'his 29th. dav of Sent. 1908 * * A '��������� I'YOREXOE MAiJY Cnil'l-'K. The following items are clipped from tlie Printer and Publisher:��������� "When the Black-IIanders had escaped from Fwiiio goal *Ju.-.t before the tiro, and tlie- police were on tho lookout for them",' J. Peck MacSwain, the. printer-phiioso- plier, Wns traveling , along , tlie Crow's Nest lino on his private car'when ho was over hauled. The police mistook his inky hand for a black hand, but he was soon able to prove,bis identity, as he is known any place in tho interior where then, is a.'uise of typ-?," John Houston says 'that ids paper, the Empire, ;which is published at Prince llu pert, is man- ai-'ed bv a man who->was born in Ontario (Alton), raited iu Mis- oomi ami 'loxas, and iiu.tiucd in in British Columbia. s IIo_ gives employment to three men -aiid'1 one .woman.'*'---;' Ono wiil born in Ont, -ew4^->eew-te9-t^999*^9^9 ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������^^���������^ THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA." t Capital, $3,900,000 Kkskkvu, Si^OO.OJO 'Assets, *jJ46.-I00,00O pEPosrTs, $33,700,000 t 9 ��������� - - - - - -= /Vioney jOs*d������r-s: Ratus. $5 and under - . - 3 Cents Over $5 and not-exceeding$10' ("Cents Over 810 nnd not exceeding 8110 10 CcuU Ovor 830 nnd not e_coedion8!i0 15 Cents . ' Tlieso Money Orders are poyublo wiTfloua' c������sr io nny Chartered % * Bank in Ciintidtu f Interest Added Four Times, a Yftar in Savings Bunjc. : *j I '"'a a;7^f^^5vp^v^r/ I 999999-t<94r99999999<>$$ 9^^*>^*p^^99*t)*$999999999 and went broke in -Skagit County, Wiishin'gtonf Another was born in Scotland ami worked s-j lung in Dublin'"ili'at he 1'md lo come to Canada to make a living. Tlie other was born iu Kngland, ot Scntua paronts,. and' came to the liuipiro from Port Simpson. ( A IRA Merchant. LADIES' TAILOli-MADE COSTUMES A SPECIALTY ���������������,. SUITS CflRDE TO ORfiE^ fiflD IM Hfl-Y-STYliE YOU UlISH. PEEiFEGT FIT .GUARANTEED. ^ Prices From $20 to ^40.-. - CUM B ERL AN D, IJ. C. ���������n^LAliD PAINT 8' * Mf������i&: Q '-3 ������' (*" to Paintirag, Paper Hanging, Kalsomin ling, Sign Pamtirigj If������uir-*sy t^et'tntlng. X'ricsI<woii-e tlian Eloewkera (Jood V/orkma j Leave OrJors at j. McPhfie ���������% Sens CHAS RERAPER, - -' Courtenay.B.C. | I I (?) ."> ��������� X <*)' ��������� y ���������'��������� ,. .- - r >< ���������(���������).; I am not going, to-J'riuce kupcit or Vaucouver; I am S (i) . "j-J ������ stopping right here and. sellwig my'goods as cheap as they (5 ���������i! caii be bought in Lhe Kast'Oi: iiimyliere, ������ li:.. - ' - ' ������������������������ (S) ��������� MqLEAN & (f) J^ ';n' by 111,' Why In It Always Regarded as ��������� Fit ; -Subject For Jokei? j "I vvmider ii'lt.v ll ht,' miy������ n .vtntni, * tteiilltiiiiiiii wim Kjienil.i inii.it uf his lei- J uure ili.ii.* ������tiiil,vli:i; Imuiitn iiuiurii nl a ; ���������)..(i:iliniw wlte-jl r.U'Uel', "tlmi ll IliiUi'd ! ii.it la iilwuyH refiiirdetl iih ii tit Ktilijei't i J.���������** ,)iiki*n',' Anyllili.,* tli.it lni|i|H'iifi I'i | lilr. kImi'h Is ii mciIuuh iiialtei', mid, al* j j tliouj'li Iii.. vent, t'HiHirlnllj' If It la out , . .. , V" , ! el' tlm mejiil in iIwIku ur color, lit , (Jiltilif;- la ell lilt x'oiihi ieiiitii.n Kl),ji,.iin,(.,.| mnthi Ibe Milijeet of poinied j ��������� nil' liliiv.- i. -���������'.��������� ,ii\ni'l iblv ;)���������) Iuu'* reiu.ii;U*i, .'.iK-i-m-i' Iii t'.iiy ulliot* km r.;... I. t 1 U rei-'iiriled im n mutter uf nymn-iiliy, I "tlut h' lie i,'oe:j lu cli'.ireli nnd puts down lila lint nt the end ot IiIh jioiv, where wnineliedy Ud-ks n dont In It JMIIIDM l-"l ' I* ,-i t'.l l.i-l, l'nAii'iAidi Norm Ml, .11,. I .111 , ', , tll'|'ivi..l ���������,.... ,-y 1 H Mr . , i ������li., il.*.'.i", Y"U '''U;'li -i-i '' 'I - ��������� tt ���������������������������' in '-* ' ������������������"��������� i - . I \t :i in.-.'l ii if n|' (Ini ('iiilibi';' I' > . I ,*��������� ||! M*' - V ��������� .''"'''' V������������'������ " ' ��������� ' I ,, '., i,. ,,,, il-e '���������'��������� j, ������������������ ji.Hi d I bill , ".'iiiii- li r,, , ���������:���������.' f ,- 'l.i- l������*- IVnl'S | liUiui, I :;.' illi'.'V I',-. lilti-'l, uud km*vli4 ll Iivo feet down tlni al;le, nr If lin plnci'M It. I'lircfiilty ImiiltJo dim In "a leelure room or Uii'iiier mul a ,...."---..: ��������� : '������������������"���������," '""'" '" ''i'i! .'.tm down cut tt iii'iiiilc InuiUi with* | l-if^f-.'A..: ...in*.vii;j_..'--'���������/.. y_ mil nt-eiiitiiK to fi nl tln������ HilKhtusi >>,viii* The C^xpord Cliviiiecllor is f'lec.iully built to suit the conditions in Wrriinh Oolnin- Itin, Tlm fire-box fni' ("iul is innllu'itiiifcally jirciportiouod to suit the hV.c of llm oven, und is iiitondod for biirning (j either hard or sol':, e.iia.i, und enn be reverii.'d for li'iiMing wood, If tlnsirod, ll wood-biini- ing llro-biix can be ne-v-nrcd, Tbi;- will take Ihe rou<j;lu������*it kind of wood fuel, TlmOxfoi'.l Chiincolloi' in a htim'i iuiio, ulti'iii'livc range. Iii'.iiiitil'nl in its div..s nnd nr- Itiiine iln11.ui, yet in nu plnco hits MTvien ur nlilily beoli niciilie"il i'-r tipp.'iii'iiiK'ewnkn itluli". (T.*\'.\������-rr ') \iVr;!"7r ��������� **m.,:.r,^.1fn-r-i. ���������* '' <n'- , -.-I (������) ���������-���������".��������� ������ "' ' % ��������� " 999^9*^9'9w^999^99'4^'**9999 9 w*99r999^t. Whoro aro y������n_aliia? lamKnittK to tho C'-^'S C*i-oporntive Meat Market, whoro I can get a Nice, Tendor, .Juicy Itoust,of Ment: No Dona, All Ment, '' Comox Co-operative Society, % R, Webber, Manager. m4999$9999Q9<t>4}999<>-t'<>$im- 999'b9*v9999m<4>9'l>99999999 ���������VJk A well known lady of 'Vicroriu, who i������ 11 Iho u proiuinciit uieinhcir vi' the "WomeiiV Council, atlniKlcd ihe Pall Fair on Tnnsduy and got caught in tho nhownr, Sho hiroJ a htic.kinaii to drive .her lunu'V und he too got soaked, it). ' mil neeiiiUiK lu rml Uio Hiliniu-si ������yiu. i.(J -���������/_..,, ^. -,���������,'.���������.,���������_-,.^j j (uithy for li/ui or lib ������li,v |ikve. ,���������vv4 ���������* \ %v - / "'' A,f *".'ip''-( "A man c-liii.i!i,',* UI-* li.it ihrfviifh th������ ''._'i' .). , ' -'. r, ^'1 I. Mix-- j l*'ril,-,L u" " whuly day will niwij-a nt- j }*������������������'"> 'S ��������� ' -. '' *'t,J,,_ ' ' trni't n Krlnnltn-;. ������iw,viiiiu\lli������tlc ������*ruwil ���������I'v '��������� '^ '-' -'*\ ��������� ' *l|.���������������,,,.��������� ll,. I 'I ,~*������ * -l*������<4>l>^l ;i|iii<������ i.'ii.I'.-, tiluce uu 1 " *..i* il.-n l,.l(l p, Ml. Ii.tekel ,\l,-, .las. i > -.������*-��������� ��������� : ,;."���������, *l I, ;i fni* ..f r*.*-!; iiitin- ijim l'"ri'i������v, 'iXf- x 1 tu lu,..r t!i^' In* w,..-. ���������inn.- ,t-.' ;,..!-. ."ta, l ������>>! !(.���������,.���������> . .1 .. . Utl ' ' ��������� Til.' li."-.! 1 . ���������'I*'f'iy a i y.ili.i-'i-iv in ' ��������� ���������'' ''"' ' '��������� ' T'li' I 'l|Ol*.| I *' .! ������l| lll'iM' ..1 i'i" MiAil.f.r l|n| Ik,) tin* |���������, ,��������� nm| mW n) ��������� ^.^ _,uh |rfm|(,n, ,.,,. ������ ', njiplmme Urn It.* ft", etnlly for-RPtR to i , .. V , ������i.i, , i .11 1 .1 : ... 1 1 11 triiinlc tho 1. in. wil.. t.'.ffti It by Htnuiii* lint will U'iivi'1 beforo ho eiitrliea up or uu tho amount of ditmiif-it It wilt euutaln tioforo It In llnnlly ro<*ovort������il, j ami bo Irritated dm* tlio ownor lm- ' ewoo wlmii ho lli'I) his vJclonu diiliri .... ili.'i'f iiiv.-r, vi 11 'V ��������� tnv Hf - A i;.'.bt *.'-.t\ Iii*'-.* .t*-e : -'t i-! i'i*',.*i:-.i. ���������-. cikcsulni.it 1 ���������'���������������>������,-��������� All 1)ui, )iil.|i> , .p;|ter., Um4) ,m j ���������mrl;li !'!-id , m,r !.*mt rh.-n:- i������m]������y to M-liid j r������.-.iiill.. ivanaiim. JMl i' p-ttpuw., f������r ������_ . i\*<me i.J4 tumor,*,. | ! 11; _ i I .-. i 1 i. 11. 11 ; . . I i.iil ur, S'i'nr ! r- * >'���������;< -.t b"ii) > ������ . i 1 i.������',, . f 1' t?:^ ���������*-������ 1 ������?*������������������.������;������������������������ '^ I -���������' "tt-e *m .. ������������������:** im.,mti*m%^l Uf.'t ! I*, i'i '.*��������������������������� ' ���������I* ��������� *���������' ���������- ,, .t__ .1 ';, ���������,.*! Iul' . i'* .i'-..-i-I'l.. .... -: ri.,; ,kii th,- id of Fur* nt J..N . Aici.**'i������iti. ,t:.-1;������.- mi.:.-, Li .'���������������.:-. .*,., H'djii)vui'h, iu i.i.* !!,;��������� ,<i.ir itl-1 _',t I '' < " oir ��������� i: Will i if,'.; ,, .,| |��������� Hie un.utiil nud tstit.v.nl tht-ro, ,\ |..'l!.ini*i. ,*������ ���������>'r:'-t-pl mi.- rttti mul Ily l.y turns from Hro.nl* ( ��������� w* m* |>i"| _* -. m- !��������� Hi-.. |..,.,|..|.', |. in;.) iilri'iirt ,14 ty J, J", I)/,-, t, ,",:t".!,r::,'":; for Sale rn fuinfcerlattd turns from Krom I' lllll) ,'llll'llct I s i ii miiiiiiiii -.it i! rntinwitj tcmn." Magnet Cnt-li Store. A:* i.lio liauded Idm hi*- fni'i' on her door step ������bi> mniced that he u'jih wot and cold nml i^kul: "l.)u yuu over take anything "'hen you geLKonkod thi'ouglii" MVfH Mu' inn,*' uaid the eubliiitll, wllh hii inility inal liopufulnorj**, "I gniiur- ally do.' ������������������ \\nit Imrn in tho vitritibiile,'' eoiiiiiiimdi'd the pbihinlropitit. Shu iin-ei'li'd Jior house key in iho lock, niioiied Iho door and viiniishod, to rutppoitr a umiiienr Inter. ���������(���������Horn h 111������ snid, putting a siuall envelop into the iiuui'h outstrolcll- 011 hand, ���������Mluu-.e. nro two grain quinine jiillf; ynu tuku ono til |j I tllein UOW, uiul "lie uliii'i in 11 an hniir."���������Xaliieiiu,* -1.uo Week. What IWi'iUIIi... A nutii wn* Ktnmling on tl*o foot pulh in ono of tlic main at reds <>f n nmilicrn h'wn the other diiy. grn-'iigat. a liortnling which di������- p-*,iS<d lb*' "v!l knniiu iidccHif-i'- ineni roptwouting n bull g������y.itt(,' id 11 Ijultle of ������������������UnVU!..." iit������'������ !������t-.iving umU'Vitculli tbo ini������i*rip* tion, ���������*Ain-*, niy pi'o:- Iii'iitber." Ilo rt'iniiiiii'd tbortt jiii.dnl, d thi* ���������1.-���������ir.ii"!' wl'ilt* tin* -Mtlici'inan nil duty cuiiijiloli'il tfi������- ri'tiifil <������j' hi* l.i nt in i.e. At hi~r. tlm glim-Man if flit* jumt* iiji|.i..;.������i.itl liiin. ������������������Move on, thoro" said ho, Yon'' ro (jbKii'Ucting tho thorouglifaro. "Kb queried the num. '���������Alovij on," rouroil tho polico*, iiiau, AVh'it nro you Ktanding thoro ���������utiiiiugat? ''..i.iofc llioru*' riipiiod tlio , ob- Nli'iK'lui' of thoroiighfaroM, point* ing ut tho advertimnont. "Alaa, my puor brothur." Now, what I wind to know is, how can it bc iv InH if it's his brother."��������� lit- DitH, Mr, A ri htir K. Owun Piano tu* ^ nm' will virtit Cumberland and ilJBtrici; about Oct, lolli, Adyrftisci'" will coulVv a favor by bi-iiPiiiiir In their n.U, not later limn Momhi)', aw this will onablo tltft priiitoi'i������, to inncrt it in tho no.vf inuijo on iho following Tncs- dnr. t-mitCtHtOXHT. I lT*|M___aaBB_lK -1
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