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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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Simon L<hdEf:48^'*^^^4������^ MAROGCHI BROS GROCERS dc BAKERS ANO PROPRIETORS OF CUMBERLAND BOTTLING W0RK8 mmmmm* hl.ni .*.,���������i|n������.i ���������-n.,1,. , ��������� ���������������������������������������w , ���������������������������������,��������� m Agents for Pilsener Brewing; Company'* BEER , Wholesale #e,i}le������ In. all Kiud,s of , . Wines and Liquors. SECOND STREET tn1*e^i*+b**������m**l*+****4*i*������m. >' ,������������������ .'',<> l-fty**V'pV,r-**:-'*X't.*ty OOKMUIfI0_TI01f. SUBSCRIPTION $1.00 A YEAK aaaa__^aaa->aaaa. ^_ ^ ._ *a"^^ia^paa^,'.,*a^a^*ai ���������������������i������������a> ���������m-,���������^**mma**m_*m \ THE CORNgfl SfORF _D *���������" 1H^ Vawm^mm*m-f^ ihi ��������� ran OUI* STOCK OF I f*Jaiacoafci, Slieket������s. Oil Clol am Is norjy C Kiirron Niws:���������Justft fow linw from one who would liko to fie tho next mayor nnd council (licked from rite payers who supported the sewerage by*lnw this year, and who will Iw in fevor ������������f putting n 1iy~)aw.before the people for a com* plete sewerage system if elected. The prtfMitt cumuli submitted a hydew to die ratepayers, hut it was voted down. I mn surpi-lnod ut wme voting tho way thuy did, nnd also tilling tlieir Influence [ uguliisithe by-law. Tjmy nlno tnrnoJ down the Gov, grunt. To dny it will, oott the citv 80 per cent more to put In the wwnrnffe system, The council Iim word frmn tlie oontmcti r t������ thatHtoet, wblrh MVf.ni a hlg mm of money 'o {tlw dtv of Climilt#rlHrid, tt i������ tn Ixm i > hoped tlmt none of those who opposed the by.law will think of offering their service* to the city for either mayor or connoillqr, lf they do they msy expeet to be turned down like the Sewerage ].y*Iaw. What Cumtwland need* ttMlty if a progres#lv������ mayor end couneil, nut une tlmt is afraid of pnying ��������� fow dollars more fnjtaxvs when tbe health of the elty is at flake, llAitai'Atmm, ������ ��������� p mmw*���������mmg^m_ ' fi������t'ttffAf'-Wj^ Rewknt away. Mary Shore,'aged 58, born'At Ash Perm, Kirkfey parish, Sot* tlnghanisuire, Eng. who ro-Ided nt 18(18 Government street, died ������nd* dimly last evetiliig through shook, caused by the hlg tire. She wm out viewing the tire snd returned home, Her h (island Samuel Shore stayed lo wsteh the progress of the lire, mid Inter ruturneU to report to his wife tlmt it whs netting under control, and their jilsce would be life. She had fW * long thnn Ihm.ii unflFM-rhig e-^ft \fti_\ trnnhle, and tin* Khuefc irwi ion grunt a strain for her, end she pes* ted nwny iu her huiUnd's wim before medlcsl aid oould roach tier Victoria Time*, of Thursday* Oot, S7th. *ese haying n*ense������:tered^BEFORE *^m- i ^. --1 . ���������*> ��������� ri^^J ���������Hr"i_*.fJ^,*s xwjfc ** <f"u'- >rt f ��������� ^^ ^ the^'fe^^^ should be well wort)^ your e^!y attention. tjt$TftE ���������'.��������� the Mjv|fi^Cash Store. T. E. BaJ|| Cumberland. __!��������� Tlie Young Hrttons' emtual ntttr^ftertlde ball. hHrf at Cam* betlsnd Hill on MoitdttV evening wis a |raitd ������ttCC������ss, boflt etHst* icrtlly Hfld f.,irttici*lly. The hall was filled ro Its utmost capsciiy with Masquerader* and spect^toirs. who seemed to enjoy themselves immensely, Many of the char- acters were wetf snetHtted* and the jndgesnuist have had cottsld- ersble difficulty In^Wardinjr the prizes, which was, however, done to the fiatlflfactiot. of all. Tills popular young order is to be congratulated on the splendid success which has crowned their efforts, The following is a list ofthe prise winners: Beit dressed lady. ..Mrs fplKtt '���������V. ������ gent .CSptlari KflMonal lady....... Mill Baird " (*eut..i.M.������R Mellado Sustained, ludy.... Miss Palmer " gent.<.......L Y*nto Comic,lady .... ������������������...*Monaco ���������'gent.... ......PWAtson Clown... .J..........., R Gray Topsy.. HRlckson Prlte m\\i...,..,... H Orsnt . .....and Mrs Merrifield Prixe two step .... H McKeiuie , aud Vera Jones mmmmmmmmmmymmmmmmmmm A number of Hindoo** are em- J.I^C.' !., iU*������.<'^ l'i������ <>^hi uimvmj Id-fmiiwej eklntiakm below Union Bay. '*j+*9mmk-*mJI/ta imfri i ma*m\ ft>^mm The lo ng*sta������dirtg dispute with Uie members of the Song- hees trjbe of Indiana looking to the snrrender of their "reserve in the heart of the city of Victoria, has at last been settled, TBR-MS OK A0KKKM1INT. The sum ot ten thousand doK law (> 10,000) to be paid as a bonus to the head of _nch family in the tribe of Songhees Indians, noinc 43 in all; they to vacate the present reserve and settle upon another to be selected by the government ol British Columbia and a committee of Ave to be chosen by the Indians. The provincial government to at once seek thc asseut of the Dominion government as guardians of the Indians, to the agreement, which has received the assent of a majority of the tribe. The bonus the Indians will iu nil amount to $430,000, , *i ��������� 1 ���������" Mr. K. C. Bmdiv arrived home on Wednesday M from Vancon ���������or, Mr. Rtnde.whflo in Jtytstcity, purchased 11 fine five pissunger Ku������ null touring ear* which lie brought ������������������ver the road from Nsnmmo. " Ar'* This Spate is Reserved for The Canadian Bank of Commerce it, ixnit. 1 ah nn >v.- *.(.>.( i.i .-ihiuihh kj< .< i The two men, whose prelimi- Percy Winch, cf Udysmith, is nary exitniinatiou was held here' in town, ou the u*ual husineaa last week. In connection with the [ rounds, recent robberies and committed j r J _4 tmmmm for trial, were found guilty at' T , . ...,., Nanaimo and sentenced to five /'"'^n decided to open ������ years each in the penitentiary. ������W������t ^"oM.d ������*mw:,n������ -*uh The wheels of jnstice did not ,,w/'" *,ic, **ml ,,,d m\w ** move very slowly in this in-|T ,;,,, ������ ������������ Jf������wi.meij������. All ' ' 'wishing to avail thomrmlvei. ot this op|M>rtunity. are reipiente*! ���������'"' send their na.vo* to T. II. Osi^, ���������������������retary of lhe sch'������"? '"oard. stance, See C. C. Segcttve if you want a Piano, Organ, ffcwlng Machine, agent for all sorts of mimical in* striimenti, Cumtwrland, I). C. fiUIWCRIRR POR THB NIWI ONi.V ONE DOLLAR A YEAH , Judge Harker, of Nanaimo ar* rived in town tliU w**������k, Mr, T. Hudson U to he much cummer.ffo. for hia cli ver eaptore of tlie twa tlilirtwi who hmk* Into Prater 4% Bishops, i. Hum phtey's and 8am Davis', ramitly. ���������Tot-myni������a waa of mrrm. Don't forget the Presbyterian enter'auifiieiit in t;um*)*vrl������nd Hall on Thurwlay evening, Hor, IJrd. The Irftdlai' Hospital Auxiliary will ineel in K. of P. Hall, on ThiiMday eveoing at 7,80. * 0 ���������** Mr, timet, Mnrtiu, formerly of thi- i-lty. Is in town renewing old l.������|U llnUlMSr-S. Tommy Uasfunl lias accept*] a j position with Cimiplnill Ilrotliers. THE NEWS. CUMBERLAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA. The FOURTH ESTATE Novelized by Frederick R. Tooa\bs_ From the Great Play of the Same Name by Joseph Medill Patter- ton and Harriet Ford. CooyrWht 1900 by Joseph Medill Patfcrion and Hin-let Ford. T Henrys rescue. "A young umn who hns since resign- ed," he Interjected tor the mnnauing editor . Until McHenry iftid Uupuy were growim: uneasy nt the tretid of Nplitn's thoughts and words. A glimpse Into the crnuitiiiis <if them Imi til lit this moment ivoiiitl niive revealed the s.-ime tlioimbt ro he pre- doinltnirliii.': "What is lie drivina in'?" Nuiiiii appeared distinctly surprised at iwo things llrst. Unit the writer ol tin* stnrv hml resumed: second, "that Uupuy shouiii he so tntiiiliiii with tue mutter. He tiiuU 11 step toward the latter *r������{eSlgned'!" he asked In reverberating tones. "How do n>u kuow'?" Be- tore Dupuy could answer Noiitn wheeled on McHenry. "Is n -a. wn.-ir ;impii.i- I snys?" he asfced or the ruuiiugjtig editor. "Yes. str " White's his nnme?" :, Wheeler I'mrii)." '������������������������������������ What did he resiun for''" "Some ol the bin advertisers forced hlm to." tidiiiltU'd txicHeiiry r-nniiy. A look ot understanding tutted across Nolan's face He slutted nis Hit* sensation thilt"- glance Troto McHenry to Dupuy. 1 beu. wlto a siunllii-uul_ smile, lie sunt: ' "1 see voii uvv stui on the job. Bd xi Well.' It's t/UBlness"- began tb'eiob-. byist deUant'iy. Hut .Noinu j-vouid oot (Continued.) CHAI'TKK IV. ' HE deci'ii-iiiiou ol' the new owu'er ot the Advance that he wus im less a personage tliiiu the blacklist victim of i seat He did not recognize- the- voice, nor did an*, one else in the smoky <-tfy room, as curious upraised fairs around 'nim testifier), ll caine from the managing editor's room however, so he hastened to respond, .wondering what ^t couid mean Hrund t-itti-i-i'd McHenry's attirt-nnd \ , faced the itirce meu. his surprise in- j j creasing a.- he s.-iw from the altitudes j I <if McH.'iiry and I'upuy Hint ii huge. ��������� | i-iiwimiied. bronzed faced sfrnnirer, up* I. | '���������ureiiil.v doiiiiu������if.d lhe situation i j '"io'*" in in lliatiil Inquiringly' to j the sirnuget whom he pniced as the j owner ot the vi.ice, liei-uiise he knew j !t Imd not iiei-n Mcllcury's or lm- I puy's am Nolan, the new owner." greet- j p(l the stranger I Brand stepped forward nnd offered I his hnnd, which Nolan grasped j "Ilnw do you do* Mr NolnnV" tbe j reporter greeted hitn, endeavoring to figure just what ihe mysierioiis pro- I ceedlng portended I .Nolnn iveni stnilglir to the poiut ] "So you've been tired for tbat Bar- j telmy article, have you?" he asked. [ "Yes. sir." )' * . . Ai j A'otan uirned'and shot n triumphant glare ar McHenry and Dupuy. Then he caused ihe blood to rush almost blitidlugly Into tlie.head of ihe young- reporter when he swung arounri WHERE THE WHEAT GOES PROFESSIONAL EATERS, ELABORATE vM^HINtrM* THT RECEIVES IT|ATkoNtoON; years biieU created would n cannon simi iu the dreamy solitude of ihe sylvan dells ot Arciidy. JDupuy fell buck as though struck by i DuP"-v'."; a violetir blow And. indeed, be and bis Interests would Have every reason to ��������� ---y ������ t- ��������� ��������� , ��������� ., . ... believe, he now Knew-full well, ibat "X��������� '������>���������������' '.'"<<������������������<������ ^t.y; more j grasped Brands un... drew bin. oy|r thev had tn ull truth anew euemy to important than conjecture as to Du- combat, an etiemv ;imt would cost i .P������V������ nivtlvt*,i uoncrowded,bis brain, then, dearly lt he were to be vu$ ! "Where is tdmna now t be asked flUlBbed. -J ! sternly ot .McHenry. -You-you are .lerrv Dolan. and you I "1 ''������������k *������* ���������* lu Uie ������������������������������������������.��������� room inow' owu the Advance;" the lawyer cried J sir." po.utl.ij; ,.. ihe door at bis lett. choklnglv. "Whnt are we comm-.- ro ! Tbe new proprieto. strode iu.pu.mve- : ly to the doorway and caned at the top ptteh ol his powerful voice: ���������next?" he Unruly managed to say after -desperate effort to eaiin hirns'eit Jerry Nolan, for none other than the "Wheeler Brand: Wheeler B������and!" old time strike lender it was. enriched by bis rolutntr operations in the rock ribbed Nevada bills, thrilled with the realization that he wus uow in a position to strike terror into the henna and souls ot those who hud attempted to destroy bim and his loved ones. He knew that he had in his power tbe ineii who bad almost succeeded in their deaigus against turn twelve years before. Mc'nenry. nt first even more pu-zzled -^tfaao-Uupiryaind^jvfjji was t>e,od_lns_ tor* ward, with an expression' of deepest Interest and concern implanted ou hts ���������features, bewail to understand tbe situation more clearly when he heard his new employer say iu a voice tlmi pulsated witb determination: "Yes, lid Uupuy, I am Jerry Dnlan, aud I am, twvk in the out town to pay my respects to tuy friends and ur^r* hi* voice shook-'to iny eueuiies." Tbe whole truth now dawned upon the iitnuzod McHenry and also' upon" Dupuy, who had been dealing with men long enough .to kno>v. that bis only successful pose at the "present momentous time would be a conciliatory ono. He must at nil hazards ���������mootb over tblN duuverous factor In tbe city's affairs, tbe returned Jerry Dolnn, und persundu hi in that tie wiu now bts friend. "Well, well," Diipuy began Inprrrtl* fltlhjrly, HlinuliiUni; n stcldy smile, ���������"thin Is n most interesilne tnpetliiK*- most InterPRtlti)!, Imleed." Ue luuxbed as kindly as the nervously contractlriit , tmuMclifs of his thront would permit ���������; "Biit It Is limp now to let bygone.*, be bycones. eh.-.Mr-er-iih"- lie rigiiin thrust forward the Inind that the newspaper proprietor hud refused to jrrstsp. "Nolnn." answered tl������> newcomer In bis dppp. stroiiB I'Dlco. "N-o-l*n*n. wltb an 'N' nnd not n 'D' on the front end of It Tlmt'ti my nnnie now. I had to rb������njro It" He slopped abruptly and Again directed Uis durli eyes mennc* Inaly on the face of the man opposite l������lm',"*Aft<*r a fPW niouioitts lie contiii,- uwl: "You see, BU Dupuy. 1 wnn ���������blacklisted ns Dolun. Likely you'll remoniher thnt too." Nolnn reached out nud. aclr.lnR Du������ puy's ImiKl, held ir firmly, Mpffenry, nt one side, wUiiphmpiI with n distinct ���������linoU what he uiidei-HtiKHl n������ Noliirt'* ���������uddeti resolve to, as Uupuy Iind kiu;- RtftPd, let "liyRoiies lie liy-soiies," els������ ���������why should tie shake hands with the man? Impuy nlMi fijir, a thrill of,pleas. ure. even of triumph, an the oijp llmo chalrrniiri of Hie Street Itnllwny Work* nn.' union warmly kIiooU bis band. I>upuy stulleil nnd, bowing pleitsniitly, eminyi'd to wllhdrnw his linml from Nolan's grip nnd step iiwity. lint hi* amlln liirneij to u wrlnUleil com ruction of bis facial muscle*, Indiciums nentent palu. The glnnt Jinnd of the .".-striker, et-tiilner, wus rliiKlng wllh rmstilriff force nroiiiul tlio lawyer lobbyist's flngers ,nnd knuckles, It did not ������*/(*.<��������� to crunli. try ns jiupuy tnluht to wrest bin liniiil free. At the inoiiM'iit sslirii he fell Unit he must scream In Ills pnln or else erlhglniilj' /l'l*>nil for mercy N������lnn'������ grip partially . ;..������..!. ' ���������-" *���������*���������"������"��������������� *rr*nnwT to mie ������������������'lift, .A, erlm smile made Irs wny Into *'���������" furrows, won tn nulleriim itutf va Vfltlon III Die .N.-lHif.-i intuitu: iiitm-t ���������������d d������~������������t*i'* ?"W r������-'i*iii������������������. ihn murk* fd Nolitn's il-m*.'!*. "Vim *ee. I'm ������iroiii>ei than ynu now, I'-.-* '..',., .; !'��������� " " k "triintr*"? tliun me iw"ii������i ,w*.'ir> hut,* 'mv nud ItHrtelm*) li.-tu.vM *..u ��������� a grem ������tgD ent _\mtl hlin an he hin*ll.i| linpuv m.\\ iiiivnic ii.-.-d bis bund. *ruii|H^i II ���������.marti) ������nit itn- other to rmttiirt', tb** ctnuinit.,11 i.i m������. UiltleUi*it '-"���������iw He wft^fi.-ii ii mu) io pick up III*. .I1.-TI ...ll \.������iiin ihiw fld.fret.wi McHenry wao ttSil Aflttftt fllill������cil il l||" dr*.*. Von re ihr nmiiHKii.it mttttaT' . -���������if* *n." "vti'ti. I )n**f w*mi to t������ll yon ihnt thnt *������������������������ ��������� mt* aris w *oii nan itiwiut *%���������������, .,'t*. -iti-tm-rXtr J Hit St- Itsiieiiiijr. fhlaii l)M,-nli.K " fi������. Mil I Ml to M.ilniry. "Htte (ifi������nr������������"t .���������������������.���������������������?.������������������* ������..., Mii-i-j. **t." At^.itw. nt** i-niMt* l������ mtm. nitA lie nrtd.il. X\)m wtis ll ful up llutt * |.������t.-������f ** tmvn* te%% ftw������ b* mtmt enamem w������ M������v Aa be had hurried from the nuiniiR- iDg ediror's room urter his dismissal Ifrom -the Advance Wheeler Braud I striiKfjied valiantly ajriiiust .a wave ot i dlseouruKeuieiit that assailed hlm and i for a nioineut or two threatened to i overwhelm. "Discharged tor *beatitig' the town on the story or the yeaT." he I muttered "Well. I'll try to get on across , the street." be , concluded, i -"across tbe street" meaulup theUnm-d- _j_____jbe bitter rival ot the Advance. He went to one otmiPinnR-oait-tiiblea- lu the city room, where'he seated i bimself next lo lllugiiis. the leading police reporter ot lhe paper, and began nervously to tluish the story ot a new bunk merger on which he bad beeu working wben summoned by Me- Ileury When he tiulshed he ltud the l pages of copy on llie eiiy,.editor's desk. * He drugged a chair to a window, sat \ dowu and gazed moodily down at the i'crowds of people -nurryiug along the ! street below. ! It was not his dismissal from the | staff which chiefly concerned him. He i was certain of obtalulrif* a uot her posl- j tion.' In fact, Ms* reputation along I Newspaper row was such, nnd he felt Justifiable pride nt the thought, tbat he would be nt work wit bio twenty iuiuutes nfter leaving the Advmice odlce It he so desired, But what did/ occupy his mind to the exclusion of at- most everything else was the consideration of what view Judith Biirteimy would take when she heard the hews of his dismissal, She had warned htm I that he was siiertucltig his future in his iittiicks on the powers that be. | l.ndmlliiedly now she would be cun- i viiiced. as some ol his friends had ui- j ready endeavored io convince her, 1 tlmi. after all, he was n I aim tic, nu Impractical dreamer, who could not a uipltsh his anilililoh to ngiu what Ue believed to be grent wrongs, who could not, moreover, escape summary dlNiiilssiti from his puper. Uut ne must go ou. He would go ou. llu would go thnt very night to a news- pliper that whuid not suppress nor quiiUfy the truth, nm*- thut would not distort facts nor intsrcpn'seiit n situation In order to deceive tiro public, to which it was Ua idmy to give tbe truth. V'ps, anil he would show the , ble thieves of the t'lty thnt even If they itinnitgpd to renin In sii|ierlor to tbe )n\v nt lensi they could not remnln superior to jnihllc opinion. The time 'bud eoine when- to tbe iiutiiit^iiig editor's chair, beside which that official w'as staiidlui:. uud said. "Well.. I've cot another Job for you" Nolan put both bunds ���������_ on Brand's shoulders and by nSulb strength forced turn down heavily into the chair "Krom uow. op you sit here." he 'announced. "You're managing editor uow." Clo be Continued.) THE CAMFfftR 4AW$AGE.. ��������� Wa'"*.1-- ' ,-H . U������-4d In ylohore Because of a Malay '," Superstition. * f oil In .lohijre. oil the Malty; peninsula, there is Mjnployeil one^-ot J^ riiniugest lungunges lu the world, used for a most .cuMous'< iiuriw.'se./.- '1'his' tongue is called , l.-,tiutaii!!w**-l_-arHir, or "ciiiiiphor language." and i_s if .-medium 'employed by uurjvps and others engaged lii-gra'rb*- eriugitlje'product of tbe Malayan canU TTBo"r4-reerbat-otily~wher!-tbey_ui'fl_tt^ work.: It is a superstition of thesp natives rjbut fiboi-ld rliey use.^he language of the district, the .MalayoMbeiiWiriginal .lakiiu, rbey would be unable to obtain their camphor.' : ' .: * ,, The Malay natives firmly helleve that each species of tree has a Bplrtt or guardian angel that presides over Its affairs, tbls spirit being knowjS by the mime of Blsnn, This divinity's restlug place Is near the trees. Then, too, the spirit of the camphor tree Is held to .be extremely Jealous of the precious gum. so that It becomes necessary to propitiate her. Inasmuch as she would, should she leiirn thut hunters were In quest of It. endeavor to Interpose ob* stncles to their iiilsslou. Accordingly the natives spend In a tongue that tlui tree spirit may nol'understand- It waa for tills purpose tlmt the mysterious "ouuiplior liiugtinge" wiih Invented, nud tt consists of un odd cnlsttire of Jnfctiu and .MnIny words thnt hnve open curiously tillered und rever������ed.--Hurper'8 Weekly. "-,,,.- Strange Barge Interviews the Wheat > Laden Vessels, on Their Arrival and by Means of Ingenious Devices Relieves Them of Their Burden���������All the 'Old System of Lightening Is Done Away With. Grain flows in a vast stprm from Canada to London. '. .' How is it handled on its 'arrival .thers:' . ' ; Five years ago there was ' towed across the Thames irom Mil wall to the Surrey Commercial Pocks a ctiri ous vessel, -rather, larger than V j Thames sailing-barge; the hull low in i t|fe_water, a great.square iron't-aiik at.,- ���������bottf.ends.; above her iron decks were (Po masts and spars, neither had she :*Bt all tlie appearance; 6( an,'*- ordjjh- ^ary steamship.*.,.- But instead two enormous towers, and three' funnels 'or chimneys reared themselves high into the air. All other craft, drew .aside, as slow ly rjnd making heavy weather of lhe rurvrjing ,.tide,\:ihis strangest of ,all vesspls passed * from bank to bank an&fchiactV its first and. only -voyage-in saMy. 1 f '^. ' Tnis jfras the new pRMimntjic elbva- tor for grain built by the Eilst Ferry Engineering Works. Arrived in-the ���������Surrey Docks, she caused ji {oelinp almnst of consternation and alarm, eo peculiar was* herr-appearrtnee. i Captains of liners^ masters of sailing ships, mates ��������� who had Visited every clime���������none in firry port had seen a vessel such as. this, even-|'the ���������fo'c'stle wit. for once was silerTced, Foreign sailors were given to understand this was thejntest torppdo-J6oat. for. as' the engineer said, "Youjcan see all the tubes!" $ But very soon speculations .[were set at rest, as, the leviathan was'.towed alongside one of the grain' steamers in dock. ' Somewhere < front the upper part of each tower four'i six- inch tubes of metal or armadillo hose-pipe were let clown into the/grain ___the steamer's hold, barges ��������� were brougfir"uTnoT^^ CRATER-LAKES. ' Mexico Haa Soma of the Moat Perfect ot These Peaceful Pools. The mere words "crater lake" carry with iiii-iii ri chnriii nnd mystery that nre nkm ro rormuice. But Mexico, with nil her I'oiimiice, hns never given iihronil nry description of some of the niosi lieniulfiil chiter Inkea In the world Vnlle de Santiago; n little tuwn of, the suite'of tluuinijiinto. boiisis four 'of the most pei'tect and beaiillfiil of such hi lies. The vllluge nestles nniong eleven crniers. all formed In some past nge by sudden explimlous from the li'terlor of Hie earth, ei|������lo������lons thnt blew out n grent iiiboiiin' of enrth.' formed low cones nnd subsided without flow of j bkiiIii set in motion ���������linn or otliv.t ileuuiiis.trntlnii tluih the j now appi'iired at the tofl of the two single expiiHon they rnH'Wbiif flnr.iobbmcys,--whnt wn* hn|>pr>/iltigp known 'to wfi'tKf*' na ���������������������������xplimlotr cru-' 'The'grain, siickeil up out of the ters tor-at,the base of-each tower-r-some with sacks are stlilrding lfttle groups p. ipen assembled on pUitforifis ex- ' _5ectfl'rtt*jtist rtifierffJit1 sixifihoq^ pro- jeeting overhoad���������smoke i was' w^in to ^be issuing from the taller and pi acker of the three chimneys; and then, a low, deep, regular sound was heard��������� "Heujh! heujh! heujh !"-~Iilfc the pantinp ot some-, enormous animal. With each breath from the top of the other two chimneys ciime-' filmly rings, much as rings of, BtnoJie nre blown by a ci'.'iirette-smoker���������})ie four great air-suction cylinders in tjie hold flf the eWiitor hnd been-fset. ht work. A few seconds bitiji*. througli*i one of the six shoots oyer ��������� .tH'Ti'theaiJ* of the little group of do_kfln-u.|SWish! cam" tlic grain, 2<t*l'i.. ep,uiv.alent to ii sack of four hushola-^pjji wrfeiit, '^weighed nnd checked mitoniiiticiilly up in the tower. ',',-Swish.l swish!" as fine shot after another delivered the irrnin, either to lie shot in hulk into the hnrge below or put into n sack and then turn hied overboard. The elevator was designed to deal with 160 tons of grain, nn hour, but, ort her trial.,.211 .tons of grain' pnssnd through tho wei-ihing-ttiticlihies in one' hour. Yet still niintlier surprise wns in '���������torn Two tanks, trnvelini* on roils, hnd hitely been /niton ������ gallery high up on the lace of nn ndineent warehouse, fifty or .sixty loci Above the ground, None of the on. lookers quite knew what these tanks hnd been placed there for, or why the little gnllery with its. Niilwny hnd lieon built. TI'"so' tanks were connected by two stouter tubes-to points jusf under tho centres of prieh Iowpt, -' No men clustered on' tho littlo platforms and the eornhhoots were unhooked No bnrgps moored themselves nmiiust tlio elevator's sid<'������- Th< h pressure, two small wheel** on the exhntisf-(il|n' of the tiir-cyliiidors were turned nnd the machine tor suction No filmv rinns Singular Custom Still Prevailing Among Indians of tha Northwest. ; . Many striking customs of their 1 past aro_ still preserved by the In- i dians of the Northwest, and of these '. uono is more interesting -than a ! peculiar practice yet followed by the | Sioux. It appears that from time i imni"morial these Sioux have ad- ��������� hered to an etiquette whereby it is I the bounded duty of the host to I supply-bis gueat.with all. the food hu * nay desire, and. as a -rule, the' iip- | oortionrrient set before the visiting | liidian is irt excess of the capacity of \ :i single mnn. ���������_��������� ���������' , On the other hand, liy the same jnsto. ii, tjie guest is ol Jiged to eat ill that is placed before hiii,/-\lse Jie ,-rossly insults his entertainer. Now. t was found'that this,priictic(? would vork a., hardship, but, instead of dis- icnsing-with the custom,, lhe Indian ncthod of reasoning wim applied, and vhat is known as the professional ���������atar was brought to the' fi'ont. While the guest is supposed to eat 11 ".that is placed before him, il, 'Tves. thp'same-purpose if his nnigh- .r assists' in devouring ' the bnunti- il repast,' the main objoct being to save) the plate clean when the meal shall be finished. It is not always practicable to depend upon a neighbor at table to assist in getting-away with a large dinner, and in order to insure tlie final consumption of the allotted portion visiting Indians call upon these professional eaters, whose duty it is to sit beside them through a meal and "cat what the guest cannot stow away. The professional eaters are i never looked upon in the light of guests, but more as traveling companions wiuvn particular duty to perform. These eaters receive from $1 to $2 and even $3 for each meal where they assist. , It is stated that one of the professional eaters was known to have disposed of some seven pounds of beef at a sitting. . ��������� ','.-'The Unblessed Meek. ,. Bishop Farthing of Montreal is a' man; of- striking and aggressive personality: In tne old days, when he was rector of a church in the diocese of Htiron.. he showed on more thiin -me.occasion that he was noi one of those clergymen who believe in letting sleeping uogs lie. He never took a jpassive attitude for the sake of peace when he fffH~thatrh"e-ought-to-t������ke-ao-- tion in any matter, and on -inure than, one occasion he displayed his dis-;j approval/if men.-who were inclined to ; be perfectly'satisfied .,so long as.-Sun-jj day came round onoe every seven"ilays'i and tlius gave them a charice to air ; their eloquence. ������ ��������� : ��������� j Seycra^l years ago. Canon Farthing j was visiting in Toronto during . the. ��������� meeting of the Syno^d, and on that j occasion he took the opportunity to j express his "disapproval of tht passive I type of man. He described how they gave th6.**who1e church a reputation which did' n'ot fit with its chuhj to being militant, and told a story to illustrate his point-. He said n certain Anglican rector ���������lisooverod that the district in which he- labored, explained a man who de-j served'to'be brought1 to boalj' fora *ar..,,J, ies. of -offences against the cotiiiniinity, , He mhs a bold bully iii thojocality, \ occnuso tirer'e had been no' ono to i jriiig hinr,fo book^.so the clcrgyiniiii I started things,moving.. When tlie nmn j went, to his lawyer, the legnl gentle. | niau asked how the prosecutions .were J started, nnd tho man,told.hitn. " ' "1 nnvsuryiri-sod to. hear thnt." snid i the lawyer, "I nlwnys hnd n gront re- ' spect for Anglican clergymen', as I uuiiiglit tlu-y never took'tho'trouble to uitoitoio with anything." . ��������� f IS BOOSTING WINNIPEG ! FRED. W. HEUBACH GREW UP* i WITH THE PRAIRIE CITY. He Is the Latest President of the- Development and Industrial Bur*- eau and Remembers the First' Smokestack In the Town���������Object ol Organization Is to Make Winnipeg a Manufacturing Centre.' In Winninee they hnve n very live-- ly orgnnizjition. known as the Development nnd Industrial RurCiiu. Thia- .enterprising body of missionnries' in* the indiistriid 'field Vepresent a hundred" and ftftv business houses of"' VVi-tminPii, inclydipe ; factories * and*1 warehouses, <nnd the.v ;,cor*rnI nri- output of mote thnn a hundred, "million dollars n yonr. whicii is rapidlv increasing. The real aim of the organization is to boost'Winnipeg h-t a oity of smokestacks and transformers as well as of box cars and railway sidings.. They are succeedui<r verj- Ounnda'on the Water. Potninlng its p6sition'u'{ tentU plnce in the agt'r..'gnte of the world's shipping, .the Dominion of Canada had* on, its register books nt the. end of hist year, 7,768 vessels inens.urjng , 71-8..'l.'13 tons, nn incrense .of 100 veiise'ls niiu I0,!)20 tons n������ eojiijiared with the cor responding yeur... The number of stonniprn on the rV>_l������tcr ,l)ook*. on the, same dnte wuh 3;22D, with ti Brrils ton. ,. , . . .. . .. . ... i .umn ol uM.tHiii. .isHUiiiing tlu������,tfvi>rn������u he stein., in he hmlers down In he , Jf) ))e m the rtfferegnte old of llie elcviiior was Minder full vuit|(. 0f'n,������t te ~ ���������������������������������������������.- F W.^HEUUACH. .���������,:' well; so' well -that "rnade-tn-Winni- peg" is getting to he n very goorf understudy to"; "made-in-Cnnadn." ���������_ The newest nresiderit"of the: Bureau- is Fred. ,W. Heuhach. who has beerv in Winnipeg-���������������). long that he, remem- "bTrs_^iren-the-on!y-smokesta<>k--.there'--. wa,s the ohirnnpy of old Fort Garry. He-went tliere;.in 1879 just v������'henrth������- N.P. with its smokestnek ;progriinr 'was beginning/to be worked "out, At'- that time he was nn ofncinl of tlic- Hudson Buy Co, At pmsent ,he. is- one of the wealthy men in Winnipeg;- was one of the original prflrnoters��������� the most, aggre'ssiye���������one���������of .the Wirt' nipeg Industrial Kxhibition:;'n shrewd? business man���������hs good ns the best in Winnipeg, which is saying.' a good! 'deal. : -- ������������������������������������A{--,- . '-��������� ...But ho is nlso a philnnthfopistj no partiffiilar sriforge nhout tlud���������thoii/lv one large, item to his credjt is the- gift .of a hppdred nnd sixty acres of land fo lhe ���������'���������University Commission. This land is next to the Agrieiilturiif. ,College and the new city _park. .' - - *'��������� '" ' '/..''., t^ifrrr '--7T'',r "**; '* ' " , v Old Estate* ori the rWftrket. .'Tlie, vsiiitc*' ��������� dl[, Fuskiilfe. Clun>~ more. HnllyViitknh,' nnd! Struloclu whieii*..incMevt|io village of ��������� Pitlochry, Ffen y'Vrnckie.nnol the Pnsi*- of Killie^imkip, are to bo'offered for Rule ns n wlMd' or. in' eight lots in' London shortly. The historiciil inter- "eWof thp +*>nd to he ..sold Is pxcep- tionnl. The Culi|oo"',:,monks of St. 'Cphimlm'ti. time, rpfrpn.ed to Fiio*- ���������MI|y.,,tlien,kii'owh ns Pysnrt, for soli- tude nnd pi'ayr>rl-������n*rl the.Druids wew also closely nssoeintod with the lornl- ity, .*.IJoiV j. .Ynicjkie Is the only mountain iti'the Gfirtnpiim range of purely* .yolennie origin, nnd the lavu cover* ing lu 1,000 feet thick. .Ilriiee, Oimera Mary, Jjrince , Chnrlle, ,ntid driver- hdulo-hji've jill/journoyeilUirougl) Die- lumoutt Pus*. ' gistered tonhngo would bu m,66(1,61)0', ' '',���������,���������' The number of new ��������� vessels built1 nnd registered during thu year wu* ; 887, inoiisuring 26,300 tons'net. ' HstUi inotlng the. vnluo of now Uuuuigo nt j $48 jwrfou givon it Uititl of fl.lilHiJWi _._.... ... . _ , for new veswls, During the yenr B4������ i kJUlri.'.w������s._������yiii������.b!owii. by the exhniist j v,)H���������fljH Wl,ru' rom0vud from tho register! 'iti,������ A.in. r.iuitiitnmmm ria^ib* nemlor *iLd.f"m the cylinders, up the twn ' books.'' . ��������� i ���������������������������- ���������������* *v},*te*** mm .,i^.TiA:"; >;r iSvi S .��������� !?,;^T.,,%x,1r5r?,,-t,,��������� forests or rt.oiit.rtili. wjireHses, ^j.ml ,f|(l f.|f.Var,ir������ blow the grnln Dint it! Ontario li'ml* In the nutrthor of vph. the enlrn MI.M'e U ������Hliii(u,' w:irefmft:������ v,,. tutin'd' impossible to deal with it | H;d������i, with Novn Scotln n elw second Init tbey tire HtlrM'f )hi������*iiii'i*s "ll,v , in ���������nfty. T^viiry wavdiouse I The former hns 2,'Hll with Ui'nnu������e of ! twsslrm bre������*/cs. JindMlle Iree*. .wUl, , T|i������ ;_(ft of such art elevator I* ] aus.&oa wuHliu*>lnitor,a,058 with 100,'M I wttvt* nlmv** in lhe ������Wr4.. .Irtit���������1p. u ������!"'' ������_yW-. ?>������������������������ ������ ".w.nf ������*������������������'������������ i tonn'wee. -_'��������� ���������' . i eniiet mUv Uttrj.'Is ijntu tproutti. tlmi! mw ��������� i/^itlriNl, The hull, low-r* -iuj; I '������1ll Mir H. ������i,������l evv.n H t.uw> w.si ni!.' "'I wtfhwnrrnlly arm mad-* of . ��������� M���������h������ , WtM Anywny, I .....".;..; '.:.....,Lm .Lr.i.Z'i ���������_i*. mm'*tei*i pbttt-n, nnd tJt(ifol,hiWitiif.Hr������. the| ,��������� _ .,_������������������ _, ,���������., _, ��������� __���������_, ' '! VI! 1 Its |MW������..1,r.re,.iesrI|.pleH,tl.ol t^ftt ** 'tr|^,fc!. ,;���������"^^J^; ftHtf. *,* thoilgli they would' be swulliiMcd t*re t 1,,,^ V3, .,,���������,. j,n.n*jth, 27'feet; dCpth, ������������������1lM'.v nn. |>m������n. I'encelli'Hlwi.liI wilh-j J4.J,.,,,,,', incbiis, drau������ht, 11 feet; , put tt, ijiennliiB initlA otu������''lles ������(Wnl dn I Ivjj^hl. nhove whll������r-llno, <12 feet; 111*. .iu. '���������lur*. '.rf thicti a etvttr,. ;������>ji.u mic,.i ] pUwiiicut, t utin torn*. Tlin audio! il lake til Ills f.i'l.-We������*MU ij.*'-"*- j *"'"'" "' ' ,r ih" ,"<'" an'1 th lt-We������^MU ft? '^TirfffiW^mrkal Managtra. i'^tytit MU* Una Aahwall, tben S\i������t /������(-j������iru(l������ Kill, n, arid -wr* Ml** Rvelyn V: Miprird lm* uiitmunecij her Imentiou' *\.A\ taing Into thafitt,l*Vfc1"rt(nn*|i������.nteBt. '������������.������ W���������".*:��������� '' ''"'���������' '���������' '"I'l'IrrM* ot l^n- Ml 'eya^tifurp, lor a* nn actre** u tha I Jjnd. ���������' If' *Wh*_iJi"f>*'l Y"i<*h fw.pul/ifirv anj ** ifnmiLWWef'^jTift c������ the llrie.t elocv- i j ttynhiu. ������mpii8������i������������������ livlntk ^ciri!*.eii.< aii1. ' !;iMi������iitjMt, Hlitb* fir it place. U ndopt I m tetee? ^p������ taeim, .Mi*t Harah Thoriw, hrtwWr. grty^ ber a elmtte** i in Slhiik������*fi������>������fr**������������ *������d other pnrt*, Iter DrA **ti]t*m htring ������������. ��������� week. That - - wa** neatly twenl-j >..u* ..... Mi,.- MilUrd'������ fir*t l/������nd������ri mere* wun.na, Vlavin tn "T)t������ Prisoner of %*tu.������." < *'!*������������������������������������( mn* iv* *i*tti, ���������������! ������(ir������* "tt'tlce.cl ffninif* XV hr, Ibe Mrir ol Smmn fauw- iiIkiv# (tie tliMltji of the ���������iriimrni* m*. lb.* rlun iftritre im������. Itria������������������l'-.s.'?**<.������ teetiu n*m mim- rtta Oraln Canaui. flrnii* ni%4Mhor mid cmp������ f������r thn t*'(,.*r. !.-r hf.**������ > ert.f������* will I������j������ 'I fr Mr*M-" ; buntnat *'i IWI ������ilH������ '!" *" ZT \^aTthm lliUiK ������1the e- mm lb* Tett-iirntihj* S^^^^Ur* ****���������**. wt\, br* 9ntb. ��������� fir "t .}t������*. *ptm. jj^r (n ibr v.ttr 11,���������������, the re- more** etmi U������*r i*,t%m "%*t mWm*rratmwndf In n druit storn not iv. thounapd miles front hero tlm apprentice wns filling, hi* first' prescription, and H*Ireri jie had' handed it to the Indy he told lier 1,1 wnn n dnllnr and ten centa. Wie. paid .the ilollnr and ���������*'���������*������. n������.| nfter ������he Iind Bonn he informed thr*'proprietor "tlmt the uoiiai nur .ciiiilitt:ik'i,i(,, ,7),i f/)-fi���������ih'tf'T turned In his elmir nnd HiiUl: "Well, ' how abotil tlw tm������������������, cents���������la that good moneyi" The young ujnn nnswered in the nmriiintive. "Oh, well; the proprlclor replied, ''that'* not no had -,t\ .-..A,',', .....'. i ,-;:-i-m'| " ITitfiwnrth Progrenav ��������� ��������� ��������� . ��������� -.'������������������_��������� ��������� ������it."������>' ' ';��������� ' 'T *, Valuahlt OM Wreck Locatid. The a'rifck'nf the veswd Brunswick _;-!������ -I.������ .,���������,. Arm-mn I... u.i.1, tbm I **���������������*���������������>������ ** MJll JO COntaltl f4f|0.(lfln grrrin alio,wit ,drftwo up vvith lhe,1 ^ ,)f WIjnu(,;,ul ti������k lam!^r in n ���������*���������������<���������...* .,.-,���������,.. ,.,.,.i.i . ii orni��������� * B'"^ **iVt* "��������� l������r������*nrvatlon, lm* lieen la sh.f. ''r','7r',\^,'",,ft"^lh.l'"ilf"''" W.>at|ey, Ont. The Hmnswick *lj..v, ;������������������������������������ 1 ,x-r th.- ..nfran*.,������ ..f f( ( h f ��������� ������������������, Ht,n k, ��������� Mnrm " l" ,JL \H 'l.im"> ���������������** hibe when fhe captain and f ". Vi" fr*,t Jl!T *r"in:i������'r^ ot hit crew made tlwir ������ac������p������ out H-Toush tl... piK at ������hs l.y ,*|mi������lof.to .how. > lop ������.t .-jn h canister, dnwn through1 - _ L t*\e pvllider tind out at th* eihatul**. !��������� LT. Uafik>t Uan> Tf.. rtAti m> -unwbtiii* pn**** thronth 1 ,,_. ... 7. ���������_. * . ihe aWfca. ..hich are simply atr-. ?*������* *������* '>n ������ "?nt lo.**���������*****��������� tijrfit tiim*T*|.������ re<rnWinc nrwtti tart* ,t*. tw*nty-tw* nl.wMnff iKiiwr Ifllb. lleloW lict ������ ,i|,* luul y,,'iti h.n/V r* worki*d b> ������ iTosa compound ������"r- fice condensing st<*am'-pngine, work- Imi rtrV ���������IrVi.KW'.h.p.i M) b.p, is ������if- fici"pt������ lor "itiction only, Th'- air-cylinder* ctthiitmt th> nlr Irom iT,ii* i*ioi������v I*, .ui \w,��������� .-.'.A., to rusfi up thcM', pirns, whose'erid* , , are dawn in fir- ludd <J the vow^J,��������� llrie.t ehrcV'^j,!,,. Wi-irdcr to fill the ed.^n lh1* fa oj tW-i IhIh'I ^irlfr*. * are in tli" grain. *)hat the ������n������i air, ������y ������ rn*l������< yer miiHit *t m luii. i f������rtnl������ utM.n the sand* of timer" reroin%inntim._.A^��������� ���������m % wm u'|tf Wfn J 6*������iard������*Hv. i up my truck*.'' ' '' babrbaga* In Plad;a, Tliero is one p/iwnbrojilng estnbllfh' ment In connection with Covent Gnr- don market thnt in absolutely without! H^U'ul. .yhit pnwtibroWng licen*p en- ftblts'iho' holder to lend money oi������ gnrdeii ntul other produce by ipeclnf .t'at.UriK.'tn tli|it only,Jjold good for for* ly*elght 'hour* n*������ fluj'dxtreme limit. Many u good lornl of fruit, llowori or veg'etnhlcl thnt mny nrrlvo Into for oiio tnnrket or thnt mny not bo in- stnntly Riilnble ii pledged, Next ���������riornliig the miff, enn either be to- deemed or sold' by tlio broker.���������Lori* don Unrphie. Ntw Kind of Rubbtr, '' A* ft result of several rubber flota* tlonn in llrlti-ih Guiann, n Inrgc urnbunt of enpltnl will bo introducad, ami it li believed the compnnlo* will t������e Kucce/iit/ulJy worked, a proi-fierou.* future for the colony ia am-ured. Aia Aniericnn rubber expert, Mr, lvdwnr;!1 KdwnriU, him ntnrtled the colony by *Uitii>n thnt he knows ol the ex I-it* eiiee of ii 'variety of rubber which *o* fnr Ims csenpod the notice ol rubber grower* there, It U iringriiUcoirt, it mi I* onlv to hn ������een In th������ Gulirnnl, but ha will not lay exactly niieia. Antiquity ol Golf. '��������� The royal and undent trams nf jrolf mily have been tlrat plnyed by r������tY������ hUforlc Hiahlimd laddie* nrmH wltfr their own 1rH!������tv ball I* cfuh* and ��������������� ikull. Anyway, us ofi-.ni i*. ,irM w, Ihe miit* of ������n1l������iiilty. If* parlir������*t impnriH.it menlmn waa in 1457, when Ihe Scot!I������h I'lirlisment decreed tlmt "golfe l������e utterly eryit down atvf niwht -Mjll."..himI that arcnerjr be practiced inatomf. ,An Unpardonable Art. Maflclom to r.n extrnofcilnnry <f������^ pree wa* the action of two (ila*g������W hou*ebre������ki r������ tbt *>lrH*r ���������#������������*, wliir were aefti-vd of buralNrir.lno a publlir holiae, and ������ot ir������nt down for twelf.* mo������������th������" bard, labor. After riHing th^ till, and alMlinff Ihirty In .file* of ���������whtapey amf ������ load of cifari-ti''*. Ihrr twined uii ������li������' flip." nf *nri*rr>1 hnrr*tn .ami 1dtit*d*d .li* premi*.'* with 'orot 180 itaifona.of wbiakey and l.rsndy. 9- THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. Wc guarantee the perfect quality arid absolute purity of the tobaccos used in the manufacture of h SwktCaporal Cigarettes. Escape Too Easy Landlord���������What's .that up there, ���������sir? New Arrival���������It's my airship. There h no suitable shelter for it about here, so I'm obliged to keep it flying up there, see? Landlord���������Yes, I see. My terms for -guests with airships are cash in advance.���������Throne and Country. Shfbh's Cure 3nloklr stops cooghs, euros colds, heala M throat and lungs. - - -25 eonta. Ella was seen one day before the mi'ror on a chair scrutinizing her face in tlie glass. With a deep s gh she remarked: "I tlon't see how God could have given me such a nose when he knows how particular I. am."���������Harper's Weekly. , A light lunch may be the result of ���������a blonde hair in the butter. The Retort Courteous A one-nrtned man sat down to his noonday luncheon in a little restaurant the other day and seated on the right of him was a big, sympathetic individual from the rural district. The big fellow noticed his neighbor's left sleeve, and kept eyeing him in a sort of how-did-it-happen way. The one- armed man failed to break the ice, but continued to keep busy with his one hnnd supplying the inner man. At last the inquisitive one changed his position a little; cleared his throat, and said: "I see, sir, you have lost an arm."- Whereupon the unfortunate man picked up the empty sleeve with his right hand, peered into it, looked up with a surprised expression, and said, "By George, sir, you're right!" Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff. Old Reporter���������A well known writer who has just died used to say he wns never satisfied with anything he wrote. T.he Cub.Reporter���������That's what the eity editor says' about what I write. Blarney ��������� ������������������ "Mr. Roosevelt always wears a shamrock on. St. Patrick's day," said a hew York lawyer, ".tie is very fond uf the Irish.. ���������'.' "Once, illustrating the droll, fascinating humor of fat, he said that there was a little Oyster Bay schoolboy who committed some trifling breach of discipline. " 'Pnelim,' said the young lady teacher, "did you do that?' " 'Er���������why���������' little Piielim hemmed and hawed. " 'Now don't deny it, Phelirn, for I saw you,' the young lady warned hini^ "H&elim*hung his head. " 'Yes,' he said, 'suro nn' I tells 'em there ain't much ye don't st-e with them pretty brown eyes o' yourn.' "Tlie young lady teacher smiled and Phelim's punishment was very light." "I think I shall learn to like that friend of yours." "You were favorably impressed by him, eh?" "Yes, indeed. He watched me playing billiards for an hour yesterday without even suggesting how a shot ought to be made." Attacks of cholera and dysentery, come quickly, there seldom being any warning of the visit. Remedial action must be taken just, as quickly if the patient is to be spared great suffering and permanent injury to the lining membranes of the., bowels. The readi- est preparation for the purpose is Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial'.' It can be got at small cost at any drug store or general dealer's, and, it will afford relief before a doctor "can;- be called. Kisses are.worth their face value in any market. It's too late for reflection after you and the party of the other part have faced the parson. it Cost $40.00 For Doctor's Visit On Alberta's Prairies���������DR. CHASE'S Medicine and Receipt Book ���������*-" VeT^PoptilaT'Out^TbereT-"���������" The luxuries of city. life are little known in the prairie homes of Western Canada. When sickness . comes people find it necessary to depend on their own resources to a great extent on account of the difficulty, and expense of" a doctor's visit. . '"��������� By reading the letter quoted here . you will form some idea of how' Dr. Chase's Medicines and Receipt Book nre appreciated in Alberta. This is not only due to the convenience of having these medicines on hand when occasion requires but is also owing to their wonderful reliability. Where will you find such a restor- titive treatment ns Dr, Chase's'Nerve "Food to enrich the blood*,, strengthen tho'norves and build up the run down system? Mr. Geo. Clay, Oxville, Alberta, writes: "T have nlwnya been a great admirer of Dr. Chase's Medicines and have had his large Receipt Book for over twenty yeurs. His medicines and ubooJ^iavji_saiiuid_mfi,ji)an^ Coincidences "I made a discovery of queer coincidences lately." "What was it?" "In the poultry journal you mention it was a henpecked poet, egged on by need of cash, who wrote that lay about the setting sun."���������Baltimore American. , and have proven wonderfully effec- j tive. lt costs $40.00 for a doctor to f come out here so it is rather expensive ! to get sick. ��������� A. ��������� | "I recommended Dr. Chase's Nerve 1 Food to a friend of mine for his wife, j He studied the symptoms in Dr. | Chase's Almauac and found she needled Dr. Chase's Nerve Food to restore I her wornout nervous system, I gave ! him some' of this medicine' until he (could get to town when lie'got two | boxes more and those cured her ten- ; tiroly. -. ������������������ . . - - ' ������������������ "For .myself,. I used Dr. Chase's 1 Cntiirrh Powder with splendid results. I For some time I wns hnd with catarrh [and could not breiithe through my ! nose. Now I go to bed unci never | wnke all night; and breathe all, the time through the nose." i Dr, Chase's Medicines nre for snle hv nil dealers or Edninnson, Bates & I Co,. Toronto, Miss Million, (of uncertain age)-��������� The only thing that worries me is j the wedding tour: It will be perfectly horrible to have peopIe__know- " ' Hiss RosebucT; (viciouslyT--irOhT don't worry, they'll think your his mother." '��������� AA" ' To Men Who.Live Inactive Lives.��������� Exercise in the open air is the best tonic for the stomach and system generally; but there are those*who are compelled . to follow sedentary occupations nnd the inactivity tends to re- strict the healthy action of the digestive orgnns nd sickness follows. Parmelee's .Vegetable Pills repulnte the stomach.and liver and restore healthy action, It is wise to have a packet of the pills alwnys on hand. ������' John Simple���������"Whnt is the worst sell, Bill Sharper, that you hnve experienced during your long and excit- ing career?" Bill Sharper���������"The worst cell I ever got was No. 24 nt Portland prison last year, for stealing n pair of hoots." THE MOST HUMAN PICTURE EVER PAINTED "THE DOCTOR" - ��������� ��������� ,*> A photogravure reproduction of thla great painting, 22x28 inches in tlie���������the largeit photogravure ever printed. PR I OE 26c. POSTAGE PREPAID. % ".10BIM ADAIR." ���������X'- . Famous Love Song Had Its Original In Eighteenth Centuty. "Robin Adair" is one of those old- fashioned love songs which has lived ior more -than a century, and has retained its popularity probably more by reason of its pretty and plaintive melody than the words written by Lady Caroline Keppell. It is old- fashioned, for it must be confessed that a lady of to-day would scarcely i lay aside her modesty to the extent that did Lady Keppell, to tell Robin how much she was enamored of him. In spite of what may be the feeling of a ynii'ig woman in love at present, she would hardly dare to address the object of her infection in such endearing terms and then publish that confession to the world. She affirms that the "town was dull without him," the "assembly stupid," and that she can "ne'er forget him"; she prayed for him. tried to make him jealous by confessing that "many had made love to her," and ended by begging him to "come to her heart again.' ��������� It was nearly a century and a half ago since there lived in Dublin n young Irishman named Robin Adair. At the time he was studying for the medical profession in that city, and getting into, some sort* of trouble, the exact nature of which ia not clear, he was compelled to leave the city. He started for .London, but on arriving at Holyhead.he found that his purse would not pay for the journey by coach, and so lie* set off on foot. He had not <rnrih far when he came upon an overturned carriage, the owner of which happened to be a well-known l.'"lv of fashion. . 'i he lady had received some slight injury, and our medical student proceeded to exercise his art in having her set right. Presently the journey was resumed. Robin having a place in the carriage bound for London as that happened to be .the lady's destination ns"w'e]l o= that of Adnir. Arriving at the'metropolis, Robin found, himself in the possession of a check for a hu-'drnd guineas and an invitation to visit his fellow-traveler as often as he pleased. With the money, placed at his disposal, he completed his medical studies, and soon acquired an excellent practice. . One night Robin, was at. a dance given by his benefactress, where he met Lady Caroline Keppell, second daughter of the Earl of Albemarle. On both sides.it was a case of love at first ���������iighlw-but-ita_pnurse_was-hatiirally_faj. Thn original of thia jrrent pnint'ng, bv Luke Fllilw**, hangs In the Tale Gallery, in London, iiIhoi'i. there by popular subscription of the British people. Never lm* hni������h depleted more powerfully the ������>x- iironnion! of professional nmitv, mnWnnl Brief, fatherly hopefulness or childlnh hclpl^nea*, It i������ really im well na ngurntlvoly tne ntoat humnn of the world'* great works of art. Newnpnner enterprise, baefcine modern meehiinienl proim'**, mud"* it pinodhle to put tlii*. work ot nrt into the lunula oi the public at tin* no-riiruil com. THE ART STORE PRIOE OF THIS PIOTURE WOULD BE $2.60. PICTORIAL PRESS. Bok 1889, Winnipeg. Knchmeil und 26 cents lor which jih-ase forward by liM until uiin cup) ol picture entitled "Tho Doctor." Youra truly, ' Name. A.ldrcit������. A COPY OF THIS PICTURE IS ON VIEW AT THE PUBLICATION OFFIOE OF THIS PAPER ANO CAN BE OBTAINED FROM THE EDITOR FOR THE SAME PRICE, 28 CENTS. from smooth. On the part of the lady's Eimily the idea of such'a'.mesalliance was not, to he thought of, and every means was taken to disillusionize her She came home, and a residence at Rath was tried. It was all to no purpose. Whnt'3 this dull town to me? . Robin's not near. At last the union: was reluctantly consented to, and in The. Grand Magazine of Universal Intelligence those who are interested may to-day rend the following chronicle of the event:��������� * ' "February 22nd. 1758. "Robin Adair, Esq., to the Right Hon. the Lndy Caroline Keppell." Shortly after the marriage Adair was mndo Inspector-General of Military Hospitnls, nnd Inter on, the King having tnk"n n fincy to him, ho wm- Appointed Roval Surgeon-General and Surgeon of Chelsea Hospital, Adnir lived until 1700, but Lndy Caroline died many yenrs before in giving birth to her third child. A son of the union, the Rieht Hon. Sir Robert Adair, died in 1855, The tune to which "Robin Adnir" hns alwnys been sung is of Irish origin, hnving been composed by Gerald O'Dnly, one of tho native hnrp ers, nnd flrst associated with a song entitled "Eileen Aroon." Its populnr itv In England dates from the second half of tho o-ghtoeth century, nbout wh>h time it waa much sung by Tenducci. the Italian vocalist. 'Orltln of the Safety-Pln. An historinn of invention tells tin thnt to tho wnils of a long-suff-'rintt Infant wo owe the boon of tho safety- pin. Hore is tho story: A little boy. nnmed Harrison, an Khglish blacksmith's son, hnd to look nfter his bnby brother. Tho baby often cried, and its tonrs were usually traced to pin punctures, The Ixiy nurse tried n long time to hnnd tho pin* In such n form thnt thoy could be uaed with anfoty to hi* brother's flesh. In thin ho failed; but his father, Urn blnek- smith, perceiving the utility of the Idea thnt tho lad had been nt work on, took it up on hia own account and eventually turned out tho safety- pin that la in u*o to*dny nil over the world. Who!her tl ��������� Hii.'eiy-nin would hnvo still rornnlned in oblivion but for the tormenting of one little English baby no one knows, of course i am ���������Himibmi i mmmmmmwmmmmmm* Will Need Forbearance. Speaking nt Car* Tow.i recently. Mr. Malan, South Africa's Miniver A Education, said thnt the smooth-working of tho Union required from every- ono restraint nnd toleration, Otherwise thoy would ho laying up lor thomaelves not union, but n hell. The two great principles which must ho UUmVtVilli, ������l*(i* lilni*, Um l-.|Uunv "< ihe Iwo predomltinM tiff nnd 'he oquality of their languagea; and, secondly, tho recognition of tha Union as an inlegrnl part of the Empire In that spirit tho fiovornmnnt would work. A COUNT'S PRANK. Delighted the Revelers, But Worried the Police of Stockholm. Ali Europe is laughing at the latest escapade of Count Casta Hamilton, known as "Le comte des chats��������� the cat count," and a member nt the English' ducal house of Hamilton. The story ot his latest prank is told in. European newspapers. Count Gnsta and some of his cronies had honored Rosenbad, a popular report in Stockholm, with their patronage, and as a result some ol the furniture had been broken; In particular, the covering of a fine sofa had been ripped and damaged. Tht- manaeer of the resort remonstrated with ihe count and suggested the advisability of the latter payirnr for th* damage. This the count aereed to dc and virtually purchased the piece oi furniture, receiving a receipt from the manager. In a short time, a singular procession wns seen by night revelers in the park wending its wav from the main restaurant to the public road. Four Rturdy messengers carried n sofa, on which reclined the count rind his companions provided with nap- kins tied to their canes. Amid cheer? the procession left the grounds. It had not proceeded far before a night policeman halted the paraders and demanded an explanation. The coun-1 said he was on his way home and had bought the sofa nnd that it was his property. The officer probably thought the question of propriety too important for him to decide and escorted the prisoners, including the sofa, into the presence of the precinct captain. The count told his story and presented hi? receipt for the sofa's purchase. The captain verified these statements by telephoning to the restaurant proprietor and advised his unwilling guests to go home. In less-than an hour the captain was astonished to have the sofa and its retinue of attendants brought be- fore him by another officer. The party, wus released a' second ' time. The incident was repeated three times, and the captain was becoming a fit subject for the madhouse when he had a brilliant idea. Four officers were ordered to march with - the count, the sofa and the party to escort them home. Slowly the procession ,,moved toward the ��������� shore. When a landing ..-place was reached the count and his friends made_nJump for the_bridge FREE S.sd -a, jour nana ml wt will und y<m Tr**, all charges paid, tbla hand..*.. LUCKY HEART PICTURE BROOCH - which ii tlio latent, daintiest aod prettiest jewelry novelty, all the rage everywhere. We are giving tt ABSQIUTELrFREE tol������troductou'rV������>dt'.' ^aUan^'iia-aiJ and addreaa and wt will .and it to you at one.. Addntf ��������� ---������������������-������������������*���������. w��������� ��������� ��������������������������� w������mm mv j mm m% v������VI> ���������*���������������*������������������������ ~mi* talFG.C0.,54R0Y8T.,pR0nMllca.lJ.oJ. m********mmmmmmmm.^mmm^mmmmmm. . His Game "Some say there is- a sucker born every minute." "I-don't know anything nbout that," responded the eminent trust magnate. "Nor do I care, so long as the birth rate of ultimate consumers remains as satisfactory as it is."���������Pittsburg Post. Useful in Camp.���������Explorers, surveyors, prospectors and hunters will find Dr. Thomas' Electrie Oil very useful in camp. When the feet and legs are wot and cold it is well to rub them freely with the Oil and the result will be the prevention of pnins.in the muscles, and should a cut, or contusion, or sprain be sustained, nothing could be better as a dressing or lotion. It Js better to have pipe-stem legs than cigarette fingers.���������St. Paul Dispatch... SMoh's Cure quickly stops coughs, core, colds, hcala th* throat and tangr.. - ;. 25 cortta. Wanted���������Latest Ailment "Well, here I inn," announced the fashionable physician in his breezy way.. "And now what do you' think is the matter with you?"' "Doctor, I hardly know," murmured the fashionable patient. "What is new?"���������Louisville Courier-Journal. Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia The more froth there is on courtship the better a girl thinks it is to drink. , If a.man doesn't know when he is* well off "the chances" are lie isn't. where a "motor launch was in waiting. ��������� Amid the cheers of the crowd the launch* sped away, leaving the officers to carry, the sofa wearily back to the police station. Vetaran Dies at Reunion. There are only a few remaining of the^ Veterans of the Indian Mutiny, and,the ranks are thinning. There was a splendid muster of the grand old heroes in the grounds of Chelse'a Hospital the other day, and they separated one fewer than they met. Color- Sergt. Wells, aged 84, the "father" of the] Cameron Highbinders, collapsed under the burden of his years while the gathering was in progress and died in a lew minutes. The occasion of the gathering of the "Old Guard" was the celebration of the seventy- ���������fifth.- birthday of Field-Marshal Sir George White.. V.C, t,he revered d������. fender of Ladysmith, the hospital's present governor. It was n happy idea to take a portrait group of the unique gnthering of vetornns. Nenrly a hundred bf them altogether gnthered in the grounds facing the great qund- rangle and were disposed in a group. In front were three fleld-marshnl**'��������� Lord Roberta, Sir Evelyn Wood, nnd Sir George White���������ench in full uni- form, his brenst covered with medal* nnd decorations, and ench wenrina��������� ns proud a distinction as the mnrshnl's baton he carried���������the bronze Victoria Cross, DR. MORSE'S -r��������� INDIAN ROOT PILLS exactly meet the heed which so ofton arises in every family for a medicine to open up and regulate the bowels. Not only are they effective in all cases of Constipation, but they help greatly ir. breaking , up a Cold or Ln Grippe by cleaning out the system and purifying the blood. In the snme wny they relieve or cure Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Headaches, Rheumatism and other common ailments. In the fullest sense of the words Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are A HOUSEHOLD REMEDY TELKWA, B.C. On main line of Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, in midst of rich agricultural and mining district. Lots from $100 up. Write for full particulars. NORTH COAST LAND CO'Y, Ltd., 410-11-12 Winch Building, , Vancouver, B.C, London Office, 6 Old Jewry The Othar Half. A man owe������ 4 cent*. He pay" f - cents one dny, 1 cent the next, one- J half cent tha next, and *o on, one- . half each day of the debt Now al* ! though on tlio fourth day he only "*''* ��������� ow������s one-quarter of A cent, if ha 1 i-hoult le t'ndui-d with ���������.!.��������������� ���������;.(' ' -e mortality and ho ahouid cnrituni" to ; pav the debt ar Oif nnttti- r-"i Vie could never pay all <���������! it Th* n ** uM ��������� alwaya remain that half of th.- fnfmer day's payment, provided he lm! ">in- t*ra small tnonglr. to m������ki������ the pay- menta. New South Wales* population. K Tha (Hrftetal #atimay. ot in������* i-i-ular ��������� Mon of Na* Snath W������.m at the and : J of If artlt em l.MM-M. , Silk In England. King .Inmos I, wns very anxious to ! niituriilir.o the silkworm in Knglnnd j nnd tn establish n native miinufac ' ture of the product. To this end n ! grent many mulberry trees were im- i ported, nnd n fine plantation of them ! wns mndo near 8t, ilnmes' pnlnce on ' grounds where Huckinghnni palime | now stnnds, This plantation was i known as the Mulberry gardens nnd 1 became a kind nf recreation ground. ! Both Kvelyn nnd 1'epys record their visits here, nnd Prydnn is said to have taken a lady friend there to enjoy the "mulberry tnrts," Close by were the necessary houses and n-i-ili. , anceg for rearing the silkworms find ! the mimufnetiire of the silk. Hut the j king'a experiment fniled. "By Permission of th* Kln������," j Concerning Mux (late, |)nr"hea(er, Imulnnd. the house of Mr, Thnmria ! Hardy, there in nn Interesting story 1 told. Thn land ii|ton which it is built belonged to a private company, of which the lute Kine 1-Mwnrd. then 1 IVince of Wales, was a member, j Wlii'ii Mr. llnrdv'i offir tn pur<'bn*-> 1 fame up for eonnidenilion It-was re- | marked that it would hnve to be de. 1 clln-d. "What Hardy 1* iU" tinted I ���������he I'rince, and on learning who It ! WHS, exclnilln'd. "Let hllll hav.' the ' land he wants; he hns m-t his heart ,,., it ,,,,,' ���������. .. ,_ 1 1 n " , ' make our author* contented." -Mnw Mr, fturuy joknmlv t.*iw In* trierul* thut he is in rei-iderice thero "by permission ol lhe King." Not With a "Llthp." j Mr. (!eorir.< IvUnr ).���������*. th.- I/mdon Uli'liHieiii limn, hll* lii-i'll li'Ullig ."OfJIK ol his experience* it. 11 malinger, one ,' of the rno*t nniii-my of whieh relate* < if a jmpulnr eohii diini. Mr, Kdwnrle* wn* rending a mw imrt lo hint, thu author hrivhi* wnrkrd in ������ li.p which wn* pnrticuhirly appropriate to tint comedian in que*tion Mnvltiir flni-di- '< <-d tlm part, he ii-Ki'i -Mint the tn-tor thought about It, lie replied, "Fine; ; bur ������h.'-r.-'r|, ,,.,,* v.-.;:-". ;.-.\Ut '.hilly , ntsiut it, I'm mi K.,i,*,_. Ui play it with a llthp." ������ Toned Him Down. "Thia nliot-otrraph doe-n t !i*>lc a hit' lik*> m*-," Mid Snarl.*)- *.. the photo- gra pher. "I know tt," until the rh"*oirrnnht������f. "I wa* afraid to make it exact'? lib* V������u for li-nr you wouldn't Uki* it," ONTARIO VETERINARY COLLEGE TORONTO, CANADA... Tinder tho control of the Depart, ment of Agriculture of Ontario. Affiliated with tins University of Toronto, COLLKGU OPKNS SEPT, .10, 1010, Cnlendar on Application, E. A. A. GRANGE, V.8., M.S., Principal THICK, SWOLLEN OLANDS _h������������ nakaeWi* Winn*. lUar, U?������ Tiilon Wind, er ���������bokMuwn, aaa ** rt- ���������ofadwltb flBSORBINE M ttif flnnoh or aw������lllnc Mo tilliter, no natrl S'nne, ������n4 hori* k*p������ at AninHIIINK.JH., for ��������� -��������� -h m-nhlnd. ei.oo, 4������ll������������r������d. a****** Ooitit, Tim.ir������, Waai, VaHjnia Valfii, CTIntra. ilrdroael*. ViHlt. ������������������la, annk f.aa Wa*. rtilr 1" w.r.TBima. 'jr., ur timm* ii..SirfattitM,Hue. . I.ialll II*., Batlr.ll, l.a^l.a .nil., llu leraliliit tt, MiMta lili t Wtm (*., WUaleiii Tkl NiiIhiI 0r������| I Chimct* C������., WUmmi **4 Uttlt*; I NiMiriN In 1. Ci. Irt., iu***t*t, ���������mm KtNDALCS SPAVI Kills Bone Spavin Mich Vallf y, Alia, May Mb, IW '���������I lla������* ii.nl your J.|i������*lu Cllie foi ��������� loiur'iiii. an.t wnulil nnt b* without h. Ha.* kill..I a hin������ tt|.avln t>r lu it*r " ui.ii UARIJ.IIN. That uu* ihf wholf .loiy. Aaif tmivli.,!. <-f tlimiua.la lit,** lia.l tht ���������am* *������p.rif*i(-r In the paal 40 ynri. For Spavin* Rlifjbo������, Corb, Splint, Swellings md ill 1 jaitim, Stedair* apavin Curt cui.i \h* ttnuMr-mak** iht tiora* ������.,i,n.i mul w 1. ami ������������������?������������������ ni.inr* |.ir Hit nwiirr ht, atit������ ll rrwuvet ili* aaa** ut (f.# trout.It. ' Kn-t- a Wt'ir tiwaya tihaml t)ln,i, 1tir%l. fmm-n Ioi mn, an.t t*t���������i *������k r-Vit <t������e������t������ for I tt ,.^.jr trf ..... Urn* 'A Trralif Oa Tht lluitt" or vtitona, ���������t 1.1. imui rt. utmbam ten, ft* W. N. U., tt*. til. Ita Ouitarta^ ^wr issued Every Tues !uv bv the Comox & Cumberland Publishing Company x THE NEWS, CU3VTBEELANTT, BRITISH COLITM'BIX * ���������. This paper will n������������t huh) itself responsible for the opinions uf oth-, *���������?���������������, as may appear in iu coliunin- <rom time to time. SK TUESDAY, Nov. 1st. 1U10, coast land district. District ot Coawt, Kit rue 2. TAKB NOTICE tint Edward C Townstmd of yancouv-jr, Fi U f feutlemati, intends to apply for per- *nia-5fon to purohase t.he followin" described lands: Corrmieociufc at a joott planted about 7 milea north aud 2 miles east of lie routhea*t corner of CL ������358, thenw south KO chain-?, *hence west 80 ehaini*. thence north 80 cltuinf.' t heriot*. east [ 80 chains, to post of commence- .went, containing 640 nored, more or less. EDWARD C.TOWNSKND. Dated July 27th, 191 Oi R17PBRT LAND DISTKICT J.'wur'eto. Rn.e t. TAKE o<-tiij that L*iia Kleunor J^n-in- f-n.id ���������/nnconv r, ������ '\. i,eea,.ation,mir* n a woman, i.te A t apply f..r p*rmiB- iuu t,purchase lm foltowiug dere-ibed ai������ia:-L,E. Jenktm-on's S.-B. crner, 0 mmencinn at. ������ poafct phli ted at the nortn easi c-nir-r of i-3eeti..n 1. Township ���������il, 'hence we*t 160 chain., theuce north :S chaios, meraor Us. to Georgia Like, htioa mat ulung the lake shore to Towu- mp Itao, tbenoo miuth 88-chaiua more or li*������ fo plaoe of oo'iiiuonc-euient couiaiuing *4d acres, mora or leu. LILLA ELEANORJENKINSON, D.ted June 23rd, 1010 Wot. Leslie, Agent. ROTERt' LANUDJSIRICT District-of Rupert. TAKE NOTlOfc Uut Lilla Florence Ji-tkias.'i), of V.,nijoi)Vdi*B. 0. oi-cupaii* n Spiu������t������r, intends to apply (or in-run sum to purehn*>o tbe f .dliiwiiiff ilisoiibeil Iniidn: Commencingnt * pott planter nt tin: iwrihuttat corner ot aeutii/n $6, 'IWn- s -ip '2d, thiiice Boui'. 80 obains, tne -* Meat 80 chain , theiO* north SO chain*, iho^ce -u;i8t8i)cLmi.8 to place of cm- roeuo :in������ar, co tutting 010 ������or a wore ox less, LILLA FLORENCE JENKINSON, Win. Lerilm, Afcent. Dntwl ,7une 21nt 1910. ��������� n - *- COAST LAND DISTRICT. Diatriot of Coast, Range 2. TAKE NOTICE tlmt Kmnk W. Lei-son, of Vancouver, 11C, broker, ititotidn taapply for ������������������<jruiis?iori to purchase the iollowi .-^ described land*: Cemmen<:in<r' tit a pos-t, plnnted about 7 mile-**'north and 2 miles eset of tbesouth u������������t corner of CL 3358, luetics rorti- 80 chaw**, thence east80chain**?, ihence r-t.utb iiO chains, thonco Wtffct W ehaini?," to post of oommenceraes', containing 640 acres, more or Iv-*.-. FRANK WXEESON.- Dated July 27ui, 1010 COAST LAND IUblTtl'STr���������- District of Coast, Range 2. Takb ho-hce that Coorge More, of Vancouver, B.C. broker, inietidi* to apply for permission icporclui-e the foliowiug deecribed land?: Coin triaucing at a post plaii'ud about. 7 miles north and 2 rni.e*-* eBBt of tlio ������i.iuthe������rJtcor..er of CI. 3858, thenco north 80 chnins, Dunce went 80 chains, thence soutli 80 chain*, thence eaHt 80 chBin*- *o povt of commencement, com u in inn $40 acroa, mor������ or less, okouob mohk. Dated July,27th, 1910, RUPE-KT LAND DISTKICT District vt Rupert TAKE NOriCEtfmt Paddy Clement Blythr, of Wncouvor, B,C- occupation Longer, iotenua to apply fot permission to purchase thu fo:lowiu>j described lam's: Coiunieao'njj at a p<>4 ylan-ed ac the southeast orutr of Se*.:- ti'E 13, township 21, tpirbed P. C. Bly- tlii S. E- oori.er, tntnoe n-rth 80 cbain������, th-ace wcBt 8tl chai b, tin nee boui.1i So obKii.a, ihe.K'o emt 8D cbn'ue to place i-*f vuu.nniuivmBut, uoataiui <g 640 acres moie ft lee* PADDY CLEMENT BLYTHE iV'iu. Leuliu, Agei.t. Dated Jane 30th, 1910. iiUi'EHT LAND DISTKICT t'iurictofKuport. % TAKE not.w that William R.ib.i.g n, orv������u������ouv.-r,.B. O. occii.ati.i.i Ua.ea.i.au iuteo,u u. api,jy for peru.i^i.m to ptr- cnH^tJiefoliuwii.gt].8orib������t imd<: C rn luauciod at ut a p .t plantod *,t the S. E. wrucrol Seoiiau ^ t,Wu.,h!p 21. main- ���������d >)'*. Koliiuwu, s.E. c<.:ner, theac. ii>.-r.'a -30chaina, thence wt-ai SUcliui.a, ���������r^aeuce.������<ut.*������,8u_Qi,-_itt,i___ayi^__e__t, sU oiiaiua to plao. ot tsowiiienceiuwut, coBTTnT iug 640 acres, m���������r. ,.r i.__, WILLIAM KOBINSON. ., . . . ��������� Wm. Lest e. Afc'eut. Dated June SOth, 1910. LAND ACT. Form. No. it- Form uf Kotice. Coast.DiBtriot, DUtiictiot Kange 2. TAKE-ootide tha-t Wjlli^ui Leek, cf Vancouver, occupalioa Koniueer, intend, tu apply tor permuaioo to purchase tbo followiuA' described liiiids:��������� Couimeauinj* at a post planted on the beaeh about one and a halt miles South K-mt frnm the South &i8t coruer of C, L. 3358. theuco North eighty (80) clmius, thence Btat ������i_,hty (80) i-hsiua, thenc* South (>H0) chains, thei-ce Wet (SO) vliuius, to puiut of cou.int>uc������iueui, con- tai-jinjj aix hundred aud forty mues, more or Urn,. WI1XJAM LEEK NituiB of App.iCJ-.ui Dattd June 4th, 1910. LAND ACC. Form No,* li, Form of Notioe. Coiet District, Didtnct of Range 2. TAKE notice ilxat Vermi Leek of Van oouver, occupation Spinster, intend* to apply for i>������raiia������ii-n to purchase the fob lowing described lands; ��������� Commencing at * pout planted at tbe North West corner i.f No. 1, tbenoe Went eighty (80) oiiiius more or le e to C. L. 3358, tboucti North eighty (8u) chfiiiiB a* l-jiit-;C, L. 3358, theuou Eaat egbty (80j cbains, tlience South eighty (SO) chaiua, t < the poiut of ooinm-n cetne .t, cjutsiu- iug six haudied and foity (i>t0) acre������ mure or less. VERNA LEKK Name *i Applicant, Dnted June 4tb, 1910. UUPBRT LAND LWHlGt Diatriot of llu...rt. TAKE NOTICE tliut Kitli Kc^iaClirk of Va',oouver, B. 0., occupation uiarrinil woman, intends to apply f ,r ^ertnineiou to purohrue the following .l.������criue.l lunds: CuDi'-'Junui-o'i's' at a p Ht ;il.n.ad������t the south east c������raer of S������'.'U u I, I'owunbip 21, thence noria 80 oliaii>������, ui������nc������ w������������t HD olitdm, theuue south 80 otmiu-, trituw ��������� ait 80 ch'.v..* to pUoe of o iHiiiwi .ttinent, O'HiUiuii ;i -340 Miro*, mor*. or !-��������������� RUT������ KEZU L'LARK, Wm. LjjiI', .i-_ent, Dated June 21st, 1910. RUPERT LAND DIS l KlUt' Dittriot ot Huju-rt. TAKB NOTIOK tlut -i.frue Normm Worsley, of Vancouver, U.C, uo mention bwk-koepor,InteudBtoaji^lv forpemil- viwo to purobiso thofolJuwu. <..!V>cr!b.*i Jtts-dfJ.'-C'-'raraeroIng at a , ..i-t pi<uiUai������v tho ioa;h WM eoru-ir of 8 y 1 m 18,1'o^n i-liipH, pott murted O, N tV.ir>IuY'H ���������%. W.ouroer. thougeoait8yc!i*>'iui, tb������ m> north 80 uh tn., thenofl wiMt rV'j ohnlns, trimoe south 80 chuius b' piti- t cj u- tn������tioo-iODt, <outbiuiD({ Hi) imritn, iuoi* or. l������ai>. UKOHOK NOUMAN WOHSLEY, Wu.. Lt-nltv, AKVit. D tid Juoe 59th, 1910. ItUPKltfLANDDlftUlUi VUitdattt Hmetl. TAKE NOTICK that *' rpben fle.tb, of Vt'jutfuyir, H.C, oooup toi, book, ke p.r, iounili to apply for I'liinwi*.'- to purnlume the foi'owmK <������������������ ������i U)d laid i��������� ti. tfimh, y. W. urttmr, i ������ii.riji,wci������i^ at a pout pimieil on 'ioWiml.ip 1 no at ��������� ai.Ii u*.t parrel Ueorgia Lale., Uih-im couth iM elulus, iBtra *..*! na n th. uuartei yti. I*. WD.n Siotion 8< 4inl *t\, Towu- ait p y&i(Ji^, ,he.ie t).*l _*��������� uUiivtn, tlmAt north 3tW chain*, tu .uttn xtmat -W ���������.b.ikB, th������ne������aouth 'icli.n* ii|i|m.'igf ihiiiuaiioeifioi'.t, coi-Uiii k tt-l0 ������������������.���������<���������������, tea e or-km. ilTErVIW 4).tiH, Wm. L in*, ABul, O.t,,������Jane ta?ni, I'M RUPERT LA N I) DBTRIOi' Di*tt;oi of ffttpert. TAKE NOTICE tbat I. iv iward Tfcon. '.n*, t Vauut.uv*-, B.C., o ciiininiii,Trav- elvr. ii.teuds to apply f.ir purm'Sinm ii- lU.chnBu the fi:lo������iiigde ccinel lainln: C niiurioingr at a p<*������t pla..ted ni ih i.ortb ea������t co nemf S.cinm 12. Tnwalup 'il, ��������� titmco Mist. 80 ch .ins. tlinice fl.uli 1 40 oilman, tli nee wt-nt 45 chai.s mote m 'in8������ to G.or_iri' Lske, thevci* wwterly along north ������iio/c of lake 95 chain <, rn-ic or 1*8* tit where s.'������tioi. hn* be wen nets. 12 aud 18 iuturauciB laU, theun������ eiui (Jf odaius morn or les* to place of uimmei iitnut ii.scribed <m pent 80 ch iuu tn li, K. Oirner, E Tliornby, co-it.iui jr OtDa-.ren, n������.)r������ or In-.. EDWARD TlIOItwLBY. Da'ed June '28th, 1010. KUPER r LAND LUnrulOii Distriut of Rupert. TAKE1T0TICB Wrat I, orimHol B"W* don, of Vjmcouv.r, B, C-, occuputioiiint iio; eii������inicr, intends in aeply fur pt rmi* ���������to-.< 'o pu ciiniio the followug itei-orbeni landi:���������(Juiiimenohin at n p.������������f pUut-il ������t it,-, nouth wortt cvrunrol S������������tio������ '2, 'lown. lihlp :.l, thmoe no. h 80 chuin., ilio.w mi 8J clini'ia, tlilHiCO south 80 ulinins the. ce *AC*t 80 chaiuH, "> place uf ������ou.iu. unceuiwt, ooutiiii.ini,* OiU <oie , mo e rn- km. SAMPEL iViWDHS, Willi Llalltr, Af ei.t. Dattfil Juro 21st, 1010 MUPKUT LAND plSTKICf Diatriot of Itnpere. TAKE'NUTK'E tint HaulfO Aahay, <.f Vuiicna������*'r, H.C, iccni<*tion, tnnrrle' wonuu, Kiteruln to nppi) for pn'in sMitn- t* purchii-o th* (ollowu'if dti*o ibeil uiud '. Cjmii.oneli jj nt <i post vlinti'il nt tli dou u runt ..oritur ot Si'i'ti .ii Hui, J'owii- rhip'21, tlntlOO fierli SU tjh'ti H, thmiee wn. HO olituu', tltttiice ������- uth W) ohtilim, tlii'luM tit t 8<.l ebaina. 11 placi- ol * .u.tn- 4 iwni-nt, a >utni*> inur CMO -������cr������-, uore or im, , li.JDKI'; AMUiY. VV iii, Lt-������Iu>, Aytlit. Da'.edJuuM'ilMt, WU). OwA'f Cotton Root Compoacd. Th.< ipwt VltirlNt Tonl������, ������jud . _-���������. .loan copend. r_ol4.frt thfca ill Mil' wire oilintiittl JKoritbly Ftt������aful������t(trpa whleji wonmn uao ���������itipetu. tVoldlctK^ai m Mn mrtii-Nv. x, ft i ioiii������r<".>������ atrooffei, Vt toW \y til aiuifiTtatii, cr m*t nropaf-I *mi. roorlpt of urlf* - _ rr*e pranplilet. AtlilitH������������rTW V������HllMNII'lt������.,TlHitT������.lfiT. \JertnriUtiVrittwi LAND ACT. Form No. 9. Fuim of Notiee. Coast Dim riot, District of Range 2. TAKE notice that- Elan or Leek of Van couvi-r, ticoupa;ioo Manied ������omaa, in' U-nds t������apply for peruiifsioi' to (.urcbaue ^hejojjowing described lauds:-- Commenci g at n pt.������T"plfl%t������d"~iatt~the North Wast comer of No. 1, lhe.me North eigbly (SO) ohama. thence East (80)i*haiut* (lionets Suuth eighty (80) chains, theuoe Wont (80) ehaini, t������ p.iii.t of uouimeiioy- meiit, eo!itainintr������ii!C nuud.ed nudfoity auies, motooi* less. ' ELANOR LEKK Name of Applieai.t. Dated dune 4th, 1910. LAND ACT. ~ " Form Nn. 9, Form of Ntxioe, O'lant Din iiot Ring"*2. TAKK NOTICK ill 4 Ka-lieriue Brown, iiiC'ipation widow, miend*. In apply for. p rmi-iim ta purcha.no tlw M'*i-*iii({ de- ricridsii lauds: C muitn.oh g at a p*-*si . lautoil nt tiie ui.rtlirH t y.ini.r of Noll (buing tw.. miles imrtli ol tie snutbwm-t corner vf Nu t) tuti.ci torcii eighty [80) "IminB, theioa wot difbty (80)ohni������������������*,, tlience south eighty (86h ohains, theao������ cast eighty 180] clininc, 11 the point if oniuiuvtioeuiiiiit, contiiiniBg <ix huudrej iii'd forty [C40) mr**, ni'ne nr It'tn, KATMKKI.VKWtOWN, Namo uf applicant Dnted June 4, 1910. Furm No, 9. rormol Notice. Co nt Distriuf., Diatriot i f Kange Nn TAKK NOTICE thai Aauie Br������moer,of Ronton, oi'Onp.tiou *pimttr, intcuila to np. ply for pi-imi-Hiuii to pna'linso iho follow Uig tleHOiibed Iiuui : tontttu iiviiik nt a pciNt imiuitU nt the n.rtbiist ttorutjr cf No. 2, [tmii.g two tiiiliH iu*rth of tho soutliwuat ovmerbf Nu. 1) thomo ionh nigh'y \tt) olmfuM, tliuuoe eiut lighfy (80) cluiiu**. tho'iue mutli ii^lity (80] ouauis, thuoe wo.-t utility (8U) chriioi io (.oiut uf om iiioneeniant, eoiitaiiiing lix b mid red anil fort i (U40) we*, ���������nor* ot In,*, AXN1K HRKMNHR, .Seme vt AppJiwuiL Dat*4Jut<t4, IVIO. HWPRPTf ������vr������nwiHnrr Ui'tric of Hup*������, T/KL SOni'b t������������t Mn Hrutlnu, ot VandiUVrr, M.C, .wcitpi ')���������������*, t������n������tl������*r,it- t v i)i* t) vi������piy fur p������rm;������.l n. t.> pur.ha������i������ *\," ("in 'inn I r>.*ilirHl liiinia: -C'lunien O.HK a*. . r*.. t ..'.' *��������� ������ tin. .������ b mil , i'i������r elH'O iou 34, Toai.Aiih 40, ,nr*n>- e. uth MO rbain tuttac wiwt HU ������i<uiin l,���������������Qtt uo"-r. HO ohaiu*. .limn*" **ni -Ml ui.ins t������* Uce ot ixiiniiu..������ui.--iii':ui, u*u* l*i .iti ������i40 aur������������, 'n������r# ������< i *t. JUIi.N *.)( KINK, Win u������.nr, Ate������t l)������t'4 7uu������ 2ht, 10,0. RUFKHI LAND H*l ICCl" Diatriot of RtifMrt. TAKK SUiICK tha At. ���������>.....* I* kiu*i, kf V aii-mtitar, V. ('., otip.l.on, j att>aoi*ra|.h������i, iaiimri* i. .,v!> ft * vi-nntm* dii U yn*o* m tht* t-*l - ,nw -,��������������� e i.i-n J������f}<la.-���������Goran i'lici������lg t n |im p ���������. ^1 ,.( tha ir.rtt.*������*i*i. iwm mi ��������� *.-i i. -.'/ I v *,' ���������tiip 90, th������-*' o������������b *t> * H. . t ;..-.' ���������aat t/ri.hnit*, lUet.ot������������������rtn m,-.,_*,, Ui* i-"#������*.i .--���������; bj'-i t ���������*) -��������� u' I-.,,,,- " r.#t������^ >riUt.M^a������> ���������* **, -.orr.i Time* taut invitm-mUte (t imn,- ii;*" .u" "J l' ������������������'��������� HI-iVki, t>. t Mk *t.lB oil Vwn* ������,������������������������, eat iMMi r������������vwi WM0V. Altfttill uiul Un,* Worry Ji,. r_.T_������_D. Ltmrnmi HVaca/**, K'MtMfria*, ������/a. ������M(<rr_Mr������,0*4Kff_eti\*f AU*>iem ktee***, ���������tar*HJ*'l%tf,������Sr'f* ������ir*������wt������pli������V!*Bifr' wlfjeai* HoM br all dninrtau or nmUvit hi l������M������ )4i^r. oa fljw'icl/'Jira-fl. Set* itttm* uut l4t{t- Jermmit, iVMsert JWi'lM el nrieti. S'etn jium u,,*iH.y,-. -f.'rxt* wmmwi tai-miu>tna Oak T������f������*>������#l_ **���������������-������ 8AVWARD trlSTIUCr, ���������DA BLP..tNOR -IShlS.-m'S. ������u U I . .��������������� Dtl d Ju # .1.1 I9ID TAKE NOTI'P ihnt a<itv daya ������ll-r ������������t*, % t'bi.tma H. i*tr������i)g#, ,,| Waal*** ������>������������ I'lrtMWiNit, a.wi.,.||o*w. In Mill xo *ii*Ay f*r prnuia.mn i��������� [**��������� u���������/���������*.}������������������������ j in B i cr'-*������'f t������ri-*h,ir,f t'nn-riiaa������j������������ at ������ post plae-d altlte M^ ������n,,r ri���������,k( ������h,,nt flv*i*hnia.i,.,th.rly from ||i������ H W. c-nwr itt*hm fr������cu.m,| h. W. quarl- rnwin-nM. tui'.i l^r.l, thetm na- ���������i������i>ri.i %t������������t������Mn|y ilt^un fult������>wit*ff th* ... .lur ������f tbi. ah.. ..).������������������ |., ������ pjunt Iiih I '."ti������ na -rt.U**!, hvo* tin- m.iut a w **vr- ������ f .tui fMctit.rHl s.w f.*,.**������r nr*.! : rtl.tK, 1.4ir>������c4������,ii|���������<t .,.,! u������i������ii4i.|_,a*f' ���������hi fwt**i������<>i* iliaifm .i���������.t, i��������� j���������K t������������|af' nar������. * !ia ..i j*t������l 2rtli. l'.'������" ; t'M.t*. II. -tlUASe-m. * 1.ANU ACT. Form No, o Co(i������ DUtrict I) iit rict of Ktage 2. TAKE NOTICE tk4{KJwin l������ Hum* ner, of Vancouver, rx'tupmion broker, in* tt-nilato npply for pcriitttfiuti to purcluae the fullowing UcMjipcti !*.������*.. 'A-.., nmncinK ������t n u������iu p.Aiucvi ,i; .'i.v uuih can corner ol No 4 (being three milo north ol lhe ������ouihncm comer of No 1) theuce noith eighty 80 chanta, tlicucc .."-��������������� *������i*,.htv. 80, clt������in������, ihsiice south eijjUty, 8u, iiuui*., thence can ettjiii-y ao t'haini b������ |������ntt '������< ciiininem emetit, coa- j taintHK fix liundred nn.l forty (640} .teres wore or le������������. EDWIN P It-KEMNKK, N.nne of Applnaat, Dated Jena 4. >9*������- northcisl coiner uf No 6, being four nnies norih of the southwest eorner of, No 1, thence north 80'chains, thence west'80 chains, thence south 80 chnins ihence east 80 chains 10 the point of commencement, containing 640 acres, more or less. HELEN SHANNON, Name of Applicant. Dated Juue 4, 1910. LAND ACT, Form No, 9, Form of Noiicc. Coast District. ������l District of Range 2. TAKE NOTICE that Walter Leek, of Vancouver, occnoation engineer, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands; Commencing at a posi planted at the northeast corner of No 4 (being three miles north of the southwest corner of No 1) thence north 80 chains, thence east 80 chains, thence south 80 chains, thence west 80 chains, to the point of commencement, containing six hundred and iorty, 640, acres, more or less. WALTER. LEEK, _.. Name of Applicunt- Dated June 4, 191c LAND AOT. Form No. 9. Form of Notiee, Coast Diatriot, Range 2. TAKE NOTIOE tbat Burton Hollaed, of Vancouver; occupation, ao- cbuotaot, intends to af ply for per. mission 00 purchase tbe following de* ncribtd lands*. Cotuine'oeiug at a pout planted at the nortb east eorner of Ko 12, being four mile* north and two miles west of tbe south west corner ol Mo. 1. thence north 80 ebaina, tbtnec fti-st 80 cbains,tbence south 80 chain. thenoe east 80 obains, to the point of 0 nioiencement, oontafniag 640 aores, more or less. BUBTON HOLLA RD, Nime ol Applicant. Dated June 7tb, 1910. LAND AOT. Form No. 9. Form of Notiee. Ooast District, Range 2 TAKE NOTIOE tbat John M. Str wart, of Vancouver, occupation car pentier. intends to apply for perania- sion toparohaae tbe following decotib* ed IandB:���������-Com meeting it 1 petty nlanted as tbe northwest corner oi No 11. being three miles north and three miles west of tbe southwest ooroer of No I, thenee uorth 80 ohains, thenoe west 80 obains, tbenoe teotb 80 chains thenee east 80 obaios. toi tbe point of commencement, oohtaiDibg;*840 aores, more or hm, JOHN M.8 TEW ART. Name ot Applioant. Dated June 6,1910. LAND ACT- Form No. 9. r'prm of notice. / Coast District Range 2. TAKE NOTICE tha William- H. Whalen, of Vancouver, occupation*, gentleman, intends to apply for permission to purchase the following, described lands: Commencing at a post planted at the north ��������� e ast corner, of No. 6,1 being four miles north ofthe soulh west corner of No. i; thence north-80 chains,. thence east 80 chains, theme south 80 chains, iheuee west 80 ohains, to the point of commencement, containing, six hundred ���������i������d forty: acres, more or less. WILLIAM H, WHALEN, Name of Applicant. Dated June 4th, 1910, LAND ACT. Form Na 9. Form of Nonce. Coast District. District of Range 2. TAKE NOTICE that George Whalen, or" Vancouver, occupation, contractor intend'- to apply for permission lo purchase the follcwing described lands Commencing at a post planted about om mile west from the north west corner ol No 3, being two Utiles norih and two miles we<t of the south west corner of No ii ihence north 80 cniins, ihcnceeast 80 chains, tlience south 80 chains, more or less to C. L 3358, thence west, 80 chains along-said licence to point of commence ment, containing 640 acres, more or less. (JEORGE WHALEN, Name of Applicant. Dated June 41I1, 1910. LAND AOT. , , Form No, 9, Form of Notice. Oosst District, Range % TAKE NOTICE tbat Alex F Brem- ner, of Biston, occupation engineer, intends to apply for permission to purchase tbe following ch scribed lands:��������� Commenclug at a post planted at tbi* northeast oorner of No 12, buing four miles nortb and two milei- west of tb? southwr-st coiner ot No 1, tbonco uortb 80 obains, tbenoe east 80 cbaion, 1 hence south 80 ohains, ttienoe we������t 80 ehains, to tbe point of commenci- tut ul, oontair iot; 649 acres, more or let*. ALEX. P. BREM NER. Name ol Applioant. Dutei June 7,1910. LAND AOT. Form No. 9. Form ot Notice, Ooast District, Raoge 2. : TAKE NOTICE that John Mor*T- ic, of Vancouvtr.occupation constructor, iutf.udb to apply for permission to purchase tbe following d.seribed tandss-Commencing nt a post planted at the northeest ov/ner of No 14, t>.- iug 6������e miles north and twoniies west cf the southwent coroer of No 2, <hrnce north 80cbsios, thenee west 80 chairs.- thenoe eouth- 80 obains, thence eaet 80 chains, to tbe point ol commencement, containing 640 80118, mote^ojUe_8f_____JOHN> MORAVIC, "~'���������*���������~~'~NaTaTrrof"Applieau t_ Dnted June 6,1910 , LAND ACT. Form Xo, 9. Form of Notice. Coait Dislrict Kange 2. , TAKE NOTICE ihn Robert H. Ellis of Vancouver, iicciipaiio������,biokcr, imeiKls to apply for pertuissioi) u> puitluise the following described Innd*: Co'iiniencing nt a post piiintcd at iho notilli.west corner of No. 10, being two mile* north aud two miles west of the south west corner of No. I, thence north 89 chain*, thence nest 80 chains, thence souih 8������ chains, more or lest, thence eau So chains, 10 point of commencement, containing 640 acres, more or less. ROHKkT H. ELLIS, Name of Applicant. Ditod Juue 4th, 191(1, LAND ACT. Form No. 9, Form of Notice, Co.mi DWtrici Kange , TAKE NOTICK thai John G. Arm ������liong,of Vancouver, occupation, clerk, inu-nds to apply for permit tion to pur* c)ia-������e the following deirnbeil limit;��������� Commencing at a uuit planted at the north e.<*t corner of No, 11, being three .iul������N nonii uud two inilot west of the ���������.mith we������t corner of N'u, 1; thence norih 8.1 ihiiiii*., thenco went 80 cluini, theme thence south' Do chains, ther.ru cut 80 chains, f~ the point ol commencement, contmnioK 640 acre*, more or less. JOHN G. AHMSTHONl), V'lini. or* Apiiilrant, D.I.'tJ June i'.h, iot'.. ' LAND ACT. Form No 9.' * ��������� -.- ..������w ' Vow* ol No'ioe. Oosst Diatriot, Rituge 2: TAKB -NOMOEKtbat Josejh Mor- 1 vie, of Vano.iiiv������r, occupation eiiRiti* er, intends to apply ioi pt-rn i.siou to -lurchase the folliiwiopdrscrlbed iandu: ih mun ncing.it a post planted at thi urihtasi oorner ol'No 14 b������*ing fit* mi'i-n or rth and two mfles wi-etjot'lh. s utbwmtccrarfrof N* 1, thf-r ce north b0 chains, tlience east 80 chaius, t' 1 ov* south 80 onaiii", tin nee west HO chaius, to the- point of commenci- mvut, con thin iny, <140- ai-rfm, moro or \-trti, JOdEI'H MOllAVIO, Nartv of A'ipliitsnt. Ihted Jnm������ 6 1910 LAND AOT. FortnNi.9- Venn of Ni'tiee, Oosst Dinriet, Range 2. TAKB KOnOE that Wiillai. H*itifl������, of V^tiOiiuver, ocoupatiou (uie Mian,iorfniis lo npply lor ptraimiui. t" piirchssiii the followii.g dmocibtrl Unds.������������������ConiOieneitiKat a pottplatitrd nt the northeast corner ol No 10, be* trig ������U milrs north aod two railec west of the ������outbw������������t ooroer of No I, tbenoe north 80 obains, thenee went 80 rhaim, thanoe south 80 chal is, theioe east 80chains, to th** point ot LAND ACT. Form No. 9. Form of Notico. Coast Diatriot, Rauge 2. ' - . mmm -'������������������'***, TAKE NOTICE that Alexander MoPheft of Vanoouver, oooupation, carpeuter, in* tendt to apply for permiaaion to purohaae the lollowing described landa:���������Comm������suc kg at at a poat planted at the north west oorner of No. 12, being four miles north nud throe milea weat of the aouth west 00. ��������� nerof No.l, thenoe north 80 ohaina,th������nce weat 80 chain*, thence south 80 ohaius, thence east 80 chaina, to the* poiut uf commencement, containing 940 aorec, more or lew. ALEXANDER McPHEE,* Name of Applicant. Cited Jnne 6th, 1910. LAND ACT. Form Ko. 2, Ceatt Distriot, Range 2. - TAKE NOTICE. th������t Naomi McPhe������, of Vancouver, occupation, married woman intends tu apply tor permission to purciiase. the following described landa: Com tneocia��������� at a post planted at tho -orth weat. corner of Nt.. 14, being five n-ilea north. aud three miles west ��������� f the auuth west;ooanor nf No. 1, tlience north 80 chain*,. thence west 80 enaiua, thence sputb 80 chains, thence east 80 cliiiim-, to the point of couiUitncement, coutaii i..g ���������540 ion;*, more o<-les������. i NAONU MoPHEB, Name of Applicant. Dated Juneeth, 1910. ; ���������ll'"'- *Tr LAND ACT. Foi-w No. 9. 1 CoaBt District, Rtuge. 2, ' TAKE;N<i'nC_ thnt Lewii J.< Bull, of Vat couv6r, oooupation, foreroau, iuteuda to iipply for, p^rmifsiou to pui-abase ihn foliowiug desuHbed landv. Comuei.cinK at a-post plauted at tlm north; w eat co.ivr of No. 16. heiug risjimha nuith aud tureu miles west of the si'Uihwtst corner of No 1, tbt nee fturih 80 ohain., theuco wei t 80 onaios, thence aouth 80 6hniiit>, thence eiat 80'.clt-tiuV, to the point of uomiusiue* meat, ooiit������iuit.gC40 acres, moie,tr lean. LEWIS J. hULLv Name of Applioaut. Dated Juoe Gth, 1020, more or less. WILLIaM 1U1NE8, Same of Applioant. DHtrd Juor (i 1910 LAND AOL'. Form No 9, Form of Notice, Ooast District, Range 1, TAKE HOriCIC that tiaorg* O. Pratt, of Vanoouver, occupation ac- ooutuanl, In unds to apply for pur mil* 1 n to purchase the l.-llowlog ie- tttlbed land*!���������Oomni'ntl gat a post plsntitl at tba northeast corner ol No, itt, being sii miles nortb and two miles west ol tbe sum u wast ooror r of No 1. thence forth 8t/ ohains, tr.eoce v������i SOoIihIpi the loviouiii 80 ehaini, ��������� hence wesi 80 ebaibs, to ihe point i: 01 mmenrsinnui, eo. t-lnint 04llaort*, mora 011st-. Or.OKUE O, i'iiAf T, Naaio ol Applioant. DatertJonaA, 1910 LANUAOI'. Furui No<9, -, ;' Form ofiNotioa., Coast District,, ltnr.ge S, '. TAKENOHi-l. Uat Aluxai.der J. 8h<w art, of Vn-iotiuver, oouup-tio.i,. ciruoufur, inteniia to apply for pormiwiou to pur- chue tbo following rls-sorllwT 1������ .tis.'��������� Coiumsuciug at a ptist plnnted m t"������ sh>ru about 24 uilKa iu n tenth tea* tori/ dtraatiou from tlm so'itu.-wes. o^r* nsruf No. 1, thfooe nortli 80 chnma, tlroaoee������wt 80 ohains, thenoe south 80 obititis, theuco west 80 ohnina, to ppint. eommeneement,m>ntt.'iniu������640aerjr., ut ^mnotment, nomUiulnam ������wea, inwmorless, ALEXANDER J. 9TBWART, Nume of Apylioant. Dato Jnne Otb, 1910. LANU AOT. " FirmNe. 9., Form ot (Notice* Oorut Oistiint, lUug������ % LAND ACT. form No o, Fnrm of Nnitre, Cuatt fynin. r, l>i������n,4.v ..I lU*.,������ic i. TAKE NOTICE that H-kn Hhs������- n������i������, of Ito'ton, rwroo-iiion mnrrved wn- nun, iniendt to awV for p#tmittton t������ porrbit* the fotlowmj} *i������<M-riheJ Umli; L'tmimcncag ������t a LAND ACT. Form Mo. 9. y .... ,.t Srtttre Co������t( District Kill, e 3. ,, TAKE NOTICE tl at Oulrod- H'l* land, 0' Var eouser, < eoupa'hn, mai* rinrl womsp, lo'^nria 10 f pply for _���������������'* mU'lin to foroaase trw followinw; df- serlbed lar.dat Oon������m*i efua at n nnat pUoted at ih# B"h t^������i eorner of N������ II, Mn������ thraamilM north and t*. mil s wrM rf *|i# ft W" frrnrr.f It* I, ^h*������nl'*, north *Vt rhalo*., tlmne* ������������a������ 80 ebil ���������* tbenreaenin 8i������ eb'iu. tb������������ri*** wwt 8<lch������<n*. to tb. -oli % .4 cnmmenevfl.rnl, fntii iny MO ten* mir* or las. j ������ERTRUI������r*HOJr.*IVIl ! v-ma if AptllO-xr, { Dated Joac 4 ������, Il>U. LAND ACT, r������-Vi'.e PURSt'RlBB FOU TUK SKWs* iwr planuda the ()KLV OaVK UULUli A YKAU. ��������� VI it. . . ���������-. '.ti,.- "'** -- ?������������������>��������� ���������' Form os Notiee. Coaat DUtrUi. Rsnve I. TAKE NOTIOB fhar Pava V*t,n* ���������on,of Vsoouum,Mentation butaher intttnOs Ut *p,l_ t*r {'"n-laalon to rurebssa tha followin������ dsseribad ���������od*!���������Com mono! ni at a fwt planted tti-ar ilia beach at tbe soniwast oorner 1' No IJ, bflna two mi)������s north nnA three fall's watt of lhe aonthw.st ear onr-of No I,lhai������# north **A ehains, '.r-.snr.* ���������*'���������* 8M ohsi"������, tbenoa eontl. 8'lphalBf, isort f������r I a* ������o shore line, rhi>nee ������>���������������! 80 fh������lns alont thore linf te wrdow of eomn>������r.r*>-.*fti, o-Jiuinior WOar-rea, mntant \*m. D'Vt FgK'.UKON, Sana 0! Api>lieaat. O.tad J.in. ft, 19)1) mmmmmm>m*memaemtmmm'meeemmWmmmm^ |IK YO������J WaKT GOOD PRINTI1 tilVK t'8 A, TRIAL ��������� TAKE NOTICK thai K| lub.tU Ja,,o Smith, of Vaiiunuver, uoonpatiori, manied woman, (uteuile to upply for ptrsniwitiu to purobase the fellowiuif daioriOril lamls: Curatneuoiug at a pu������t planted at, the sentb eutooraur ot No, 1, tliouoe l-Utli 80ohaius,mors orl������w to������b>r������ Km, taei- m eaat 80 chanis alou-a t orthtrn bumidn y of No, 80, thenor uorth 80 ohau a, tueuoi west 80 cjialoa, to jwint of vouimencsnisi t, oqutataieff MO seres, uiura er leas. XLlZABBTHJANKSMUtf, N������mo ot Applicant. D.U June Otb, 1010, . mW^mmmm*m*mm*mtmmmmtmt*ttmtmtmm I 11 LANU AOT. fnrm w������. a, town of Notice, j Oaat District, Ren*** tl. TAKK NOTICE that David Dswsmi Milor, vf Vsaewuv-ar, rwcapation. ������*rp������n* ter, iateada to apply for ptrmUaioa to par** nh������f������thaff>ll.*wbt|"lUaeribsd liuUi���������Cum mancioi at a pe������t plautad at llie **���������<*%* itat mrntt et No. I ihatiot nurth 10 tbfins thtaos rant 80 stain*, tNnee soatb M, ohai'ta tWsnoe aist tOvlisias, to paint ofi etNRatwwwsat, eaataibins] 6t0 etna'ji.afa-j nt Itas vkvwvAwmtt ww* Varna nt ApphsanLJ DaUdJuiwOtli, 1910, FOR SALE- A i\vm nioiiifdj IiOiimh on half lot. lor furtln'r|)ftr-| ticfilaraapplf at tlii# o*ii<i������ VOU BALE-Smith ������������rwiiwr| Tvt*'.v������Uci lu p"td, tirder. C***r 1 $mm will iwll for mttOM. Aji jilV at tlii** oSktv ���������ci|2i_������__&aC������SlB������^ as������������^s*ss2Saa������x_^: THE NEWS", CUMBERLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. LAND ACT. or_.No. 9. - Eorm of Notioe. Coast Diatriot,. Range 2. TAKE NOTICE that William F. Smith, of Vancouver, occupation,, carpenter, in- tends to apply for permission to purohaae the followii.g .{escribed, lands:���������Commenoing at a poat planted at the north east cor. ner of No. 1, tbenoe north 80 chains, thonce eaat 80 ohaini, theuoe south 80 chaips, th'OM west 80 ohains, to point of comm* enoement,. containing 640 acres, more or leas. WILLIAM F. SMITH, 1 Name of Applicant. Dated June *.h, 1910. LAND ACT, Purin No. 9. Form ot Notioe. Ooast Distriot, Rauge 2. TAKE NOTIOK that Margaret MeKlv- or, of Vancouver, occupatioo, married wo n���������O, intends to apply for permission to pur. chaee the following dewribed landa:���������Com- toeooing at a poat planted at the north east ������orter of No. 3, being twn miles north and onei..mile east of the south weat corner of No. 1, thenoe north 80 ohaius, thenoe cast CO chain!, thenoe aonth 80 chain*, thence west 80 chains, to the point of commence- meat, containing 040 aores, more or leea. AdAUUAKKT McKIVOB, Namu of Applicant. Da'ed June 9 It, 1910. LANU AC C Form No. 9. Form of Notioe. Coaat Diatriot, KaugO 2. TAKE NOTICE that Annie Higham. of Vanoouver, occupation, married wruian, in tei.<i������ to apply for pei uiiiwion to purohaae thjs following deaoribed lands:���������Commeuo- itg at a poat plauUni ut the north east coiner of No. 5, tieing three miles north and one mile eaat of tti6 south weat corner ot ��������� No. 1, tbenoe 80 chains north, thence 80 ohains eaat, thenoe 80 ehains aouth, theuoe 80 ohaina weat, to the point of commence- nmut, containing 840 acres, more or leas. ANNIE HIGHAM, Name of Applicant. Dated June Oth, 1910. LAND ACT. Form No. 9. Form of Notice. ' ������������������' ' -CoastJDiatriot,^Riun{tt.2. BEER/ REER The drink of strong men and healthy women. BREWERY BEER Drink U B. C. Bohemian The UNION BREWING Co., Nanaimo, B.C HERCULES Stump Pullers - - FOR SALE BY - ��������� Walworth-Rolston Co. Ltd 1020 Westminster Ave., Vancouver, B*. C. TAKE NOTICK that Maggie Armstrony of Vaucouver,.occupation, marritd woman intends to apply for peruiiaason to purohaae the ftilUiviuit dtiacribad lands:���������Cotniiieuc- iug at a poat planted u* tbe north eaat corner of No. 7i beiug four miles north and one mile ea������t of the south went comer uf No. 1, thonoo north 80 chains, theuoe eaat ���������SO chains, thence aouth 80 chnins, theuce ������e������t 80 oluitie, to the point of com luetic** tieut, contain ing G40 aores, moro or less, ���������-,,...���������./ MAUGIE ARMSTRONG, . . Niiuie uf Applicant. Dated June Oth, 1010, MADE IN CANADA NOTICE is herely given that on the flint day of Die ni'-er mxr application will be iiittde to the Superintendent of Pmviu- dial Policu fi r the renewal of the bottl liceuso 11 Hill liquors by retail iu the Intel known us the Woodhus .Snipping Place' ���������ituuteat Oyster Hiver, in the pruviuou of fiiiiiah Columbia. Ankik Wooiuium. Dated Ouiubor 11, ItMO. NOTICK is h.'teby given that mi the flrat day ut December uex< uppliciit o* _��������� ill ba mado te the Supc;liiteudui-.t ol 1'iuviu- oial Police, Victoiia, fur h r-mm nl of tlie- ll itei lioouso to sell liquura by rutuil iu tlio hotel kuowu as the Union hotel, situate at Uuion, B C. SamuklC. IUvm Dated the lltli day of Ootobvr, I01U NOTICK is hereby glvsu thst on the Hm.dny if Doosmber uext npplio.tiou will he iiuide t.i to tho Superintendent of Pro* vjnoiul Pwliue, Vlotoiiu, for a iouew.il of the hotel license to **ll lii|iiors by retail io the hotel kuown hb tho CuurUuny hotel .ituatei nt 0 urteuny, ll.C. Joun K. Johnston, Dated Ootnber 11,1910, CHEMICALLY PURE Canadian Government teats show we havo tho purest, and highest strength goods. Gillctt'a Is used by the best Bakers and Caterers everywhere. Coots no moro than the inferior adulterated kinds. |E.W.GILLETTCO.,LTb.( Toronto, Ont. NOTICE Any person or persons, cutting, removing or taking any blocks, timber or wood, of-any descriptiodn belonging to tlio Wellington Colliery Co'y., or from or off tlie land of tlie said Company, will lm prosecuted to the full extent of the law. W. L. COULSON, General Manager, n * Wellington Colliery Co,y. NtDTICE. Riding oa locomotives and rail Any care of the Union Colliery Company hy any person or per- JOH8-���������except uiin crow���������i-j strictly proh.'lite.d., Employees Te sub- zee to lii^ntiHsal for allowing, earn- : '-.-.-��������� Uy order w; l. cotjlsoNv General Manatrer. ��������������������������� . 1 ' Summer months are BOVRIL months. A cup of BOVRIL with a biscuit gives ail necessary nutriment wben meat is not relished. Try a little BOVRIL in your ? canned meats. BOVRIL CUMBERLAND & U&10N WATER WORKS CO., Ltd. NOTICE. Spriukliug will bt* allowed only j between tho Lofirs af 7 to 8 in tho morning and from 7 to 8 in the j evening. j Leaky taps must be attended to at once. I Any changes or additions to existing piping must be sanctioned by the company. A. McKhight, Manager. 4 ��������� HIGH GRADE STOVES i And all KITCHEN!, .UTENSILS ' Sportsmens Goods ' and ! General Hardware I BICYCLE 'BA'RGAIN Police Model Humber Bicycle, only soiled/complete with Carbide Lamp. The outfit cost about $90.00. Owner goiug away will sell for ������55.00 cash, or $60.00 terms. Tliis is a Genuine SNAP. Thos. PLIMLEY 1 no Gov,t Street, Victoria, B.C. HW" Opposite Spencers S.S."LITHIA" Licensed for 30 passengers Towing and freighting to all points. Good Accomodation for Passengers Special terms to parties by the dav or week. For particulars apply to��������� J. B. HOLMES, Agent .<; or to 'G. Ll. WOOD, Master Phone 44, Comox, B.C. The Courtenay Hotel Every convenience for fluents. The Oenttal Hotel for Bportamon N'rSTie but the Host of Wines and Liquors at the liar. RATES REASONABLE John Johnston, Prop I FAIRFIELD | 1= STORE = I I J. JACK, Pnop. % % A Fine Assortment of % the Choicest Candies, f������ te , Fruits and Tobacco. <������ Vancouver Ice Cream, ������ Dunsmuir Avo. Cumberlund * NOTIOK is hereliy given tnat on tlio fir it diy el December uext appiicstiuu will tie mule to ths Superiatoodetit of Pro- vl'ioUl Polio**, Vio urla, ter a rsivwal of tbrth'tl lloonietosoll liqiom hy rotsil tu the hotol known as tha Klk hotel, situated st (lorn x, B.U. Jons Martix. UsWdOctibsrll, 1010. N01TLK i������ hereby ������iv*u that 011 the Hm dny ef December neit sppl onion will he made t*������ tbe Huperinteodent ������( Pro* viaelal Polio* Victor.*, for a renewal of tbe hotel bonis* U soil 1-quorsby retail lu the hotel known as the Mslnsplnn He to),aitu.td ������t Luurt,B,C. Vn*������faun* Dated O.tnbar II, 1010. ���������mmrnrmwmi inai ii i".m")wi'iua'i'ma.i^j-1 "*>.f NOTICr*. In liDiohv given tlmt nn tbe first duy ot Di'ofmlur nsxt spitlLntlui will be tnsBa to tba 8U|ieriut������nileutof Provin* oial P.'llwi Viotoria, fur a renewal of tbe hotel lieeuse to cull liquors by retail In ii.. Viid! km-tnii *'itl:: ^'l.hitnltj:���������.}������������������" uatta ���������tCsnipbsll Utver. II. C. THULINftHANNKX. Dsted Ooteaar 11, WI0. inaia. ml n n t'Trrn inn in NOTICK is hereby Riven thst on tbe flrat tl*y of UtoetnlH r neat appliestion *i.| he m������de to the ���������.uiisnnUsn lout. . f Vrnvi .��������� stal Pvliaa, Viwtorls, for tberanoirslof th* hotel Uce is. tu s>-h liqn >r. tiy ioy.m tli* Uot4 kaowa.as tlie Wit*oa ttottl, .1 **u*l at Uelon Hay. B.C. ioux Ikurattr, in, tinted Oabthtt 11. tflltl. lip ��������� i. 1 r - r ir 1 1 r-r ~ir i ~~T ������������������������ NOTICK TO.THK.PUHLaC. HsviuB built s Isrge warehnnae and mill nt Courisnsy, I will In fu'ttrs keop on Inml a ���������lock of all Hud* ot liny, firaln, mid Peed st lowest rniirknt rntos. A epsolnlly will b* tnsd* of roller oruslied fofd fnr hurt' * whioh ������ill make a nvln������ of ona third in ths aot ol (red. Ordors (jlvnti tbe teamster or by phone will ba promijlyHIM. ThaiUlnayoa for your pstr mu* tu the pint sud Mllel'tag a enn tiim.nueof thsiaiin on hroidsr lia*s,l bB������ to rsiusiu Yonrs to commmid, HVRON CltAWl-ORn. ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� o o o o o <��������� It it An Ad In thc pays. Try it. UNION S. S. CO.. of B.C. Ui WfeV-tnd aet-W between Vancouver, Nontiuo, Union, Comox, by the st^l fXlvde hnllt twin *rf*"w atearasr "COWICHAN" Sailing aa usder��������� Leaves Vanoouver, fhttnrday fl p m Arrivns Nsnainto, Saturday 12 pm Arrlvea Unlee, Sunday Oam Arrives Uoinoi, Banrlay 8 a in Balnrlln���������^���������:��������� Leavf* C^tttt. Monday 4pm Uavoo Un'*.- HurwUy iptn ArrivM NinMmo, ������nadsy II p m Arri*p v'niromivw Moeday 7 a at at_sr������ l������*ve* Vuon tat <"u#.r*wl*ii I . v P. Denier in ALL KINDS OF js Fruit, Candy Cigars i; Cigarettes & Tobacco.;; Hon ova I Hock, OUM11KHUND, n.a ^���������^������������������^���������������������������������������������������������������������������������^������������������e>*>4* Go to WATER: NOTICE: NOTICEl ins hereby, given- that an applioation will be made under Part V. ofthe-"Water."Act, 1909," to obtain- a- licenBerini the Divieioh of ; fa) The name, address and ocoupatiou of the applicant is William Alexander Matheweou, of Comox District, British Columbia, Furmer (fo) Tie name of i the lake, atream or source: (iffunnamed, tbe descrlp- tiuu is) Threo Spring*, known us MatUuw- Son's Springs, situate on Section Six, Co* niox Didtriot. r (0) The poiut ot diversion is direct from sou ci or Springs. [d) The quantity of water applied for (in cubic feet per sioi ml] 0.05(1 oubio feet per s< corni. (e.) The character, of the proposed wurki (f.) The premises on which the wator is to be used (describe samo). Section oix, Uowux Ui-.tr ot l.n.ieli Col- iimbia, a U the Northwest 80 nores t.f Section Eight, (Jnmox Dint riot afure-nkid. .(_,) The purposes for which the WHWr is ti ho u������bd u inuniiu -j.rp nt*. (h) Tf for irrigation describe the land intended to be irrigated, giving acreage..... (i.) If the waterj is to be need for power or mining purposes describe tbo place where the water is to be returned to some natural channel, and the difference in altitude between point of diversion and point of re- vUril itiMMM I II) Mllll.ll Still*!** ItlMVtlll (j.)Area ot Crown land intendad to be occupied by tha prsposed works' (k.i. This notiee was posted on the I3th dny 'fSi>pUmber, 10I0, aud appl cation ������*ll| be 01111011 llie G-mraiHlotioron the !!8 H dny of Ootol er. IftlO' 1.) (Jive the names ond addresses of any riparian proprietors or licsn* sees who or whose linds are llkery to be affeeted by the proposed works, either above or below tbe outlot: None. (%naturo) W. A, MATllfeWSON, {V.O.nldres') Oomox, B.C. WINTER SCHEDULE. Effective oh and from the 'drd, proximo, the following will- be the fall Hcliedule of our local mail stoamers;���������City of Nanaimo'leaves Nan 'imo at 7 a. ni., o\\ Wtitl'nos- day-s and Friday's and the Queen City leaves Nanaimo 10 p. in., on Monday*. City of Naniumo leav-, es Comox at 7 a. in,, on Thurs- daya antl Saturdays. Queen City lepves Coinox at. 1.15 p. m., 011 Tuesdays. *" LAND REGISTRY AOT. In the mntler of an application for for a Duplicate Certificate of Title t'o Lots 11 and 12 Block A [map 522 B) Town of Cum berland. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ibat it is my. intentionint tho expiration of one month from the date of the (irst publication hereof, to is- me a Duplicate Cortiffcate of'Tide to said lands issued to John West* wood on iho 7th day of August 1895 and numbered 814 U. Laud Registry OifiVe, Victoria, B.C. Thn 23rd day of August 1010. S. Y. WOOTTEN Re:i������intr General. COAST LAND DISTRICT. D:strict of Coast, Range 2. \ take NoriCK that Frank Hinks- man, of Vnncouver, B. C, wood merchHiit, internls toapjly for jer- mission to purchase the following described lrw.df: Commencing at a* post planted ahou 4-_ mileii north' and 1 mi!f enM of ihe southeast corner of CL 3358, thet.ee south 40 chains, tbnice west 80 chains, thenre north 40 ohaina, thence east SOchrins, to pnet ofcomme.uanient, containing 320 aures more or lees. rUAKK H1NKBMAN. Dat-id July 28th, 1910. A COAST LAND DISTRICT. District of Coast,-Range 2. TAKE NOTICE that Percival James McLaughlin, of Vancojver. B C , rancher, inlonda to npply for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a post planted about 5 miles Dorth and 2 miles east of the south east corner of CL 3358, thencenorth 80 chain*, thence we������t 80 chnins, thence suuth 80 chairns, thence eaBt 80 chain?, to post ol commencement containing 640 acres, more or le?s. PEBOIVAL JAMBS'McLAUGHLIN Dated July 27th, 1910. NOTICE is ii hereby given that at the next meeting 11 the Boafd of License CornmissionerBof the City of Curabtr- land, I intend to apply for a transfer o the wholesale liquor license held l.y me on lot 3, block 2, to block 15, lot 6, Cam- bi-rland Townsite. CULI MDSSATTO. Dated this Sth day of August, 1919. COAST LAND DISTRICT. JOHN McLEODS rWR FTI!flT.<������flAf4H CAMIV, MtUliW, NdTIOK ia her ly givon tnat on the flmt day of Da-v-mlmr n xt applies!i-m will ba mndo to Hi' S.ni������r|. t.������r.tleit of Provin- einl YiiMtte, Vie oris, fir tlio r*nm>ul of iln. Iiutal hc������n o tonsil liipiois by rsUil M tlio ho nl known sa tlm Kol.on l<u*������l, a'tiutsil at Union Ray, B.C. NOTICE is horoby given that 30 days afier date I inted to apply to tho Hon. tbo Chief Commissioner of Linds nnd Works for u liconse to pro-spoil forcoal and patrolMirn un, der tbo lands in NeUon DUtriot, Vancouver Island, described a������ foi-������ lows:��������� ommenoing at a post plated on tbo wo-t boundary line of tho Md Baynes Sound Lease, about SO ohaius from thu uoriliwc-t corner of snld Loan*, tinner* proceeding fouth 80 cliuins, thonce imhI 40 c ains moro or ler-e to the west houn* (I iry lino of Section 1, thonce north f>5 obaiiin following aaid wost boutc dary line of Section 1 in t tie north* wost corner of Srotlon 1, thenco weit VO chain���������������, tlience norih 15 chainn, thonco wost 20 clmi lis mo*o or less to in Kin 1 point, KA.GMlBWn.MOir, K. I'rif-st, Agfflt. Datct this Slat ilny of rVpUmbcr, 11������10. . Distriot of Coast, Range 2. TAKE FOTICE that Westley -E-vert~Wastteyf-of-Vancou-vor,-������.G-,- plasterer, intends to adply for permission to purcbn8e the followin)!' described liinda,���������Commencing at a pojt planted about 5 miles north nud 2 miles tnet of tbe southeast corner of CL 3358, thence south 80 clmlns, thence east 80 chains, thence north 80 chains, thonce went* 80 chains, to post of commencement, containing C40 acre*, more or less. WESTLy- EVERTi WESTLEY. Dated July 27th, 1910. COAST LAND DISTRICT, District of Coat), Range 2. TAKK NOTIOE that Ernest Atkins, of Vancouver, B C, occupation tinsmith, intends to apply for permission to purchase) tlio follow* ing described lands: Commencing ot a poat planted about 5 miloH north and 2 miles east of ihe south* eust cor hor of C L 3358, thence south 80 chains, Ihence \voi*i 80 chnins, thence north 80 chain*, thence east 80 chnins to post of. commencement, containing 640- acres, more or less, ERNEST ATKINS Dattd July 27th, 1910. COAST LAND DISTRICT. yrvt'Tf T.*:,. i,..,.i... ���������i,.,��������� ii,.*. ... tx,* ������... * 4% dsy ol D#o������mlirr w XI spfiliatioo will l<������ msd* to Oi* Miiprrialsndsat of Proriscist Polio-*. VioiorU, for tho rioowsl of ths ho. t������l I'oniiie to s.11 liqsorsby rsUilinths hotol known ������s ths 1'ort Aaintti hotel. *l- ost-'il st Clomos, I4.C. J. It Houiks, DaUdOotobrr ll. 1'JIU. NOIIOK isft*r������'<v gvsn thst mi ths flrat Any ei l>������ t-w.l������������r ��������������� st arpl������e������ti>wi will tx msds tn thi* Auprmitedeit ot Prnrifirslsl Poll*-, Vle'wis, f������f tht MBtwsl of ths ho- .._ , . .to. W****** ;*' ei-H l-fiofs try mail in the N KW.i tw> '&'i*dm>-, ���������.u.itu.'^wi*. uirval at- COW. li't..! kiii������n MtfioF*��������������������������������� tfd'l, situa-kd .'. ICHANT nad !������*>��������� Cnmnerlsid Hotol ]tw. i |l ���������' PMrnrwia M Cum st 1 pm, ooo-MsUoir ������iUi st.iuu it 1 l) ������������������" noinhw ir. 1910. tlmbm. 1 ' '"," ' ���������- m iSUlli I, i������liore. > m.v n tut. mt u.u flrst dsy ul li'cso.lior n������.t Mpuliestiou will !��������������� mtds tvo ths Hnp������>Hf������t**������d������'������������ of Pr ������io������i������l Police. Viotori*, for ths renews! uf the lin tnl liosu*s to wil liquors by rotsil in th inrtti kmnsn Mttm ivivi.im.ih nuwn, ������>vu������ho st Oonrtenay, R,C. O. II. Vtrmnn. DitsdUotehsr 11,6010. NOTICK is hereby giiMi that 80d*> nftor dt!a ! fnt*nd to sppiy tn 1h������ Hon, Ilia Cliii'f Uotmr.iiaiimor tf Lsnds snl Works lor s heeo'o tn pronpect lor e ni snd potml**um nnd������r tlw tinds in ttr'-Kt* HiHtrmU, V������iu..iuv.r laliot ami o*tei*l**4 as foHww������:~(!.H*im.*a������i*,| si a post |U<������I oo t*s mwUi Urnni tiy lin* i* ik>* *U It ���������> ti* * Hootad team aimmt tt) oksin* from lli* ***��������� short, proeteding tbeneo south 80 chains, tfctiHo wma ���������)() meant*. %b*mm tmlb SO ,clhaiM, Imatam *u*t RU **������i*w t*> i������*m*i 9***. V. OARKW QtmO*. pit K. I*rr������������t. sg������nl. Hlts4rUfl������SiW fist, mil NOTICR lehsrn'iy gi-zea Out 30 dnja aftor il������tn 1 uili-nil to apply to tlie Uon. Tlie t-biuf 0 mral*#sioni������r of Lands snd Fii.iM.ii k ltisitor. | Works lur a li.ienso ti pr*i������p*ct for eoai k .-��������� .������������������������������������������ ������������������ | |tetioi������urn imUer antl on (lis lands in N*-|. aun U-mUliit, la.WxM.u. lntmu.t mii-i d.*- crilaat h# follow*:-Commencing at a poat placed nn Iho writ boundary line of tho old Unyuoa Bound Laaef, Distriot of Coast, Range 2. TAKE NOTICE that Jamts HorveyFoe,of Vnncouver, Vi, C, occupation leamMor, intends to np* ply f ir pormlrtsjon lo purchat-e the following eli'^crihsd litnrf*.: Commenoing at a post planted alout 5 miles north nnd 2 milo* oast ut 'hu nouthorm corner of CL ������3*ftR, llwi'.ra norih 80 chain*, ihoneo *"ijt >;i"������ cliiiinr. lbfi.ee ntlh Ri'.:!,ai;i.-, ihar en west KOcuaina lo post of commencement, ronta uing GiO acre a, more or less. JAMES lIKljtVny FEE. limtid Jui^ a-MO, iViV, i ,..���������> pr\ .1 , i���������,, r. . , <���������-,.. .il��������� ttr,., corner poet of the R.iynea -Bound Lasso, prooordins the- r������������ iloiiKsaid lioumlary lint' rmrth HO r.h������im������ more or Iwn to the nwrihwrni mrnsr of old HeyiieaRoui.il Itrtte, theaee etat 45 chaina more or le*>a to ti<*> aes'crri buttitdary nf arcr. upplhd for hy C Carow ������|iih#.'ii, theriif. M������'ii 8������ chain*. t"teie# ntmllS thnina, iliwio* aonth -h- cha'na, thanma m*e*t '20 rhaiftr, tw lnti.nl prrir.f. HF,CARK"-^rB������*f>y. |tr BPnet, aiant. Iiaitti rVp'rutbar flat, 1910. COAST LAN!) DISTRICT. Di. irlet -of Conn, Rnnre'2. TAKK NOTICE iliai Richard t> I^en-r, ot Vanoouver, B.C.genil*** man, iniende to apply for jiertnl ��������� aion to purchase the following da* tattled land*: Cot*mencing at a poat planted about 7 milea no-th and 2 mil*f������a ������*aai of the tm ihentt mtrat of CLSSr������8,tbeiife������<uih bi) rlialn*. tbenoa eati 8ft rhain*, ilrrtee norih fOohniito. ihanre ma-% HO cliair.*., ir. p*i������t nf ���������v**wif������������*f*f������.*ii #nt f*or1t)������Irifr.|������ #t#0 *.#*r#". n������"*������������ t������������������ ��������� ' RlCllARIf .) I.KKa0.^ Dalai July -7t)i, l'JIU. THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. IRISH SPOOK STORY. One of the latent prom.u<sn. gentlemen to ipe-k highly in Zam Buk'i favour is Mr. C. E. Sanford of Weston, King's Co., N.S. Mr. Sanford it a Juitice o! the Peace for the Count)*, and a member of the Board of School Comminioners. lie is also Dunoon of tha Httptiuc Church in Berwick. Iudeod it would bod flicull to liad a man. mure widely knou-n umi more highly respected. Here id his opinion of Zam-Buk. He says -.��������� "I never used anything thut gave tub inch, satiiifdction as Znui-Buk. I had a p tr.h of Kczoma on my ankle which had been th Te for over 20 yenrs, Soniutim*���������* also the di.eii.so wou.d beak out ou mv sh luMcrs. I hid applied var onn ointments and tried nit aorta ot things to obtain a cure, but in vain. Z m Buk, unlike everything else I had wind, proved highly nali������factory and cured tbe ailmonl "I Live also used Z.\m B k tor itc.iiig pile*, and It hns cured them o*>mple ely nl������*>. I UiVo comfort in helping my brother men, and if the publicati n of:ny opinion oftho howling value of Zam-Dult wil lead other Buffered to trydtv I ahouid be eiid. Kor the relief of sufforing c*.uw?<l by Piles nr Skin Dinea oa I know of nodjing-toeqiul Zam-buk" Zam-Buk cure* uloere, ab������ce������������el, blood-poison, rlotcwotm, lettering or ruoniiijf sores, bud I't;, varicose ulcern, Bait rheum, prairie It.h, cuti, barn*, brui.ii;*, b������bj*'s lore*, ele. Purely herbal, JigaiojCjj'xui'ijists and stores. Reluse luiiuMoiii. Boy Who Floats From Bed Baffles All Investigators. * A remarkable ghost story comes trom Knniscorthy and so far it seems meapabie of explanatioa Newspaper men and others have iavestigated u. series of queer hnpp-iiu.g^ in this town ami those who ea.ne expectim.' to find thut a practical joker had been at work have been forced to abandon this theory. I Thc events occurred in a room which wns occupied by two young men and a boy, and exactly the same program was onrried out every night. On two nights there were a number of independent watchers in the room. At first a persistent tapping on the wall* was heard, but although the room and tiie who!..- )iou.fo were thoroughly searched no trace of any human agency could be found. Then the bed cIoCk's we whisked by invisible hands off tin- boy and deposited in a heap on the floor. Later, the boy himself was lifted, bedclothes and all, nnd deposited in. the middle ofthe room, wiih Me sneet under him, and the blankets over him just as he had been lying in bod. . , All suspicion that the boy was a party to an elaborate hoax was dispelled by the state'of abject terror in which lie was, and the fact that his room mates had nothing to do with it was proved by the occurrence of the phenomena while they were held down i':i their b"(U by the independent witnesses. The whole town is wildly ex- oit.d over the occurrences and some of the more ignorant inhabitants are in a state of panic. The clergy of tlie town are considering the, advisability of taking some steps to allay the panic. CRIPPLED BY Suffered Tortures Until "Fruit*a*tlves'' Took Away Tht) Pain. /������fii____!K' Soothing "But those extremely violent women lunatics���������how do you manage to keep them so quiet?" "That's an idea of the new superintendent's." "Yes?" "Yes. He hnd the strnifjaekets made up in the peekaboo .style,"��������� Puck. Empire M.P.'s. In. connection with Mr. Birrell's recent speech at the Eighty Club and his el..qu<-.*at utterances on the question of imperial federation! it is interesting to note a very little known precedent for colonial representation in tlie British Parliament. Among the state papers for the year 1536 may be r^nd a Wter from John Bartelet to Henry VIII.'s minister, Thos. Cromwell, stating that, in accordance with the recent act, the mayor and aldermen had chosen Mr. Pryseley to attend the English Parliament as the -reprosca.Utij__J2i__alaj_^^ he had made certain'arrangements'-abnur his passage into England. One Thomas Boyd was also elected as bis colleague, and Calais continued to s-.md M.P. 's to Westminster until, in the reign of Mary; we lost the stronghold we had held for over two centuries. This is the only instance in history of anything, like colonial representation at Westminster, unless, indeed, we reckon one or two exceptional occasions when colonial grievances have been voiced ut the bar of the House of Commons, as tliey were so brilliantly by Benjamin Franklin, when Burke said the scene reminded him of "a master examined by a parcel of schoolboys." The "Red Earl." Earl Spencer, who i-eeently died fit Althorpo Park. Northamptonshire wus almost the hist of the old sehool of politicians ,,that li.nk us with Bea- c.onsfleld and" Gladstone, whose grout friend the eurl was. He had been longer in the Lords than its present leader, fnr he succeeded his father to the earldom an fur .back as 1857. Soon after this lie boeniiin attached to the household nf thr* Prince Consort, and lain., nils are reeoui-j , u ^ that f)f tho luti; Ki���������gi way to speedy n lief , whpn ^.^ o{ WaU<s ��������� _" ._!,r''��������� _ Ji1,'.? ( He was (hu first L-rd-Lioiih'������'*������t of Ireland created by Mr, Oliidsione, and he hus been n member of every Liberal administration since then, excepting the present, There is no doubt tlmt, hut for bad health, ho would huvo boon u member of the present Cabinet. It was in the days of his lord lieu* t'M'iimcy that he was nicknamed tho "lied Karl," a title that lifts only full* en into disuse since age whitened tlm Croat red board which used to spread over his lordship's eliest. I "Frult-a-tlves," the famous fruit I medicine, is the greatest and most j scientific remedy ever discovered for ! Rheumatism. : "Fruit-a-tives," by Its marvellous action on the bowels, kidneys and I sldn, prevents tho accumulation of 1 Uric Acid, which causes Rheumatism and thereby keeps the blood pure and I rich. | Mrs. Walter Hooper, of HJHview, Ont,, says: "I suffered from severe - Rheumatism, lost the use of my right | arm and could not do my work. Nothing helped me until I took "Fruit-a- tives" and this medicine cured me." If you are subject to Rheumatism, don't wait until a severe attack comes on before trying "Frult-a-tlves." Take these fruit tablets now and thus prevent the attacks. . "Fruit-a-tives" is sold by all dealers at 50c a box. 6 for $2.50, or trial box, 25c, or may be obtained from Fruit-a- tlves, Limited, Ottawa. Trying to Get a Good. One. Pat was a married man���������a very much manied man. He had married no fewer than four times, and all his wives were still to the fore. According to Pat's own account before'the court where he was tried for bigamy and found guilty, his experiences were not ' altogether satisfactory. * The judge, in passing sentence, expressed his wonder that the prisoner could be such a hardened villain as to delude so many women. , "Yer honor," sn.l Pat, apologetically, "I. was only tryiii' to get a good |one, an' it's, not aisy!" If you would enjoy life, make up your mind to let the other fellow do all the worrying. SUMMER TIME A ^-___JOME_.OF DANGER ShiJohs Gure, quickly stops coughs, cures colds, honto ths throat and lungs. ��������� , ��������� ��������������� ������*nU\ When a young man acts us a girl's escort for the first lime she tries to impress other girls with the idea that she can marry him any time she wants to.���������Chicago News. A Remedy for Bilious Headache.��������� To those subject to bilious hendiiehe, Parmelee's Vegetable I'ills are rcootii mended as the Trilu'ri iieeonliiig will subdue, irregularities of Hie rIoiii ach and so net upon the nerves and blood vessels that the rmirw in tlic head will cense, There are few who nre not ut sometime subj-et to .bilious. Hosu and familiar with its nltendiitit evils, Yet none need suffer with theso pill* nt hand. Heck-"In my view the partnership of marriage is precisely like n partnership in lni'dness," Peek "You're away off! In husi- 1VHK a man HOiiii'tiliU's |������e1,s a silent j.firtM' r, in inari-lnt'i' n.-ver." Mlnnrd'i Liniment Cures Burns, Etc, I can'I. find ma am, Sally I'leaw the lii'iioui. Mrs. Sliiiwlnipe* Haven't, I Inld you oflen enough lo huve a place for evi-iy. thing mu) ������������������ivryfhi'w in its place? Sully Yes, ina'i m; I did thai, but 1 llll VI l'01|.-lll. lost the price Red, Wenk, W������nry, Th-lii've I by Murine Try Miriie- for yonr You will l'l;> Murine Wle nl Your Drii'-iristN, Hook' !���������>'���������!> Murine ('������>., Toronto. levelling Wis. Watery Eyes K.V" llellH'dy )���������;>���������*��������� Troiibb's , ' |i s....t>.."������ \Yr'ti������ f n- I'lvti live lli'iii'-dy '���������} He ciHiie hoitii. in t'.f- *nri|| IniihH '*/ tlu* iiinriiire', mil hih I .viinr -.poii*.. confronted him witb ".r-t'i *u ln*i .' .* mul a lob'Ken m in h.*r lornl, *,������������������������ i'".:. "|I. r,- i--. in v.. Hmi bus li" *ii waiting for yr/ii A'tee >-iir>"������.)--iJiiiil. A Chlmnev-Sweep ns Author. In tho ixsrson of Mr. Walter Hunt, Slroiitbaii' possesses n chimney-sweep who is studyiiur lur u 'Varsity diplo. nm hi bis tmy.foueth year. Already be has written a MriUitiu work, en* tilled "Are We u Dc'lining llaee?" Tbe rietunil history of the human raen lias always fascinated him, ami after s.v.'i'piiig chimneys all day Mr, Hunt attends leetiiri-n for.tlw piirpow o' ������liii|yiiH������ *^ii"h iilwirit^i* -hI������)*m*1 w ua "The \ustriiliiui Aliiirij.'leies," "I'im- plei. of India," "Aninth! l-ower* of I'eimitivi* liiiees," et.'. Me hope*, to carry ������u" ihe iliplorrin of London University. Mr, Uunt is not only a cultured sweeii, bill I- hIko ihi athlete of no uiiaii afiillty. II- is a noie.l loin*. lU-iaiu-e eylint, nnd think.-; nothing ..( dointi Oil) mile- n duy. I I It ll". I.'11 ,, * \-n��������� \,u 10'niri^i (lie tiiii-riieli, lliroiiirh Ins (ioiki*!"., imuk...��������� ���������.. left mv ir In ne*. in to'iii," "Y"-* " Ayi relili.d. Willi HCIllllillg nproriy, "Int you brouglii iln* emit.-nt.* with you." DODDS ' Ikidney 4 PILLS :!.iv\v. \\vs>^ ,',ls ���������t-IIL Tt 5 W. N. U., No. III. "M-illon." tirilliint litlln Wall-.- h pr* ud of her "Maboii," otherwise the 1,'iglit lion, W'iliiarri .Minilinrn, ������lm will m luturn ' ������������������'���������' -.I In l'n������ i|ivi<.ion lists uj the l|..u������i. of I'oiiiinoii* an Aoraintiii VS llillllll. if .ii.-*'........ ��������������������������� ' '' 'H V ' niiiii.-.il..-. Mr. W-Ui'Mti M.r il.'im, who lm* been retiiriied for it Diibliri }>jvi* sum, "Million is mih* ..i Ui. :;.<-.-.t pi"������������������ turxMjue iiH'ii in tlie ll'.u.-.' of Corn- ni.iiH. ll.* ������������������Mil ii pitman, and worked ,n ., ������. ' ' ' ''"���������"���������' of it*,'!'- He ll-'l* a)! a V> **l-,i)i���������iir.-. p.-l.-i- ."���������ton for iini^ie. and ):������������-��������� mi.* of th-> sweete-it ani nit'*i tlm.--1:1.1 voice* ever heard in Parliament. He tin* al- -AI1V-I Im.'U It bi������ ll^'tin* ill tie- W.'lfll Kistcddf "I, bi'iice hi^'hiirdn- iniinu, A Hlit.d.U. Lihrn-y Me'iinrid������lt> I'Vtit* w.*r.- erowdml int.. tl..* iv., tv* !':'���������������������������'*-��������� ''*,('������������������ ��������� ulio-b Mr iiniry.i' l*'������iidr| I'bil1,! *AIn. has pi������t i-itt'-red upon lii^ >.-Vi-iily.nr*at t..u. ������.������* Lord Mtn'.-i ���������! tiidun! Tbi. *>���������������* from IWO? ib- ;-..(r of tie* Iriimmnd Jiiluli-... mi ti.uririi L< lj.< .1 if tni*>* ft ������'mh "t i"4*1 lit) i,,f ������������m- r.li.-f ,,( ������iiff.r.*rs by '(.. Itnintli ftrtline t������i������nrsl nm) k.������*i iiertrUii, Hir <..'orir������* is i-ncu'diii-.-'.;, pojuilur with nl! dieses. Hi ii, ,i I. , n mnjtU- mart, but pridns hirriMif more, twr- firip*, on )n* hbrsry, which -*, nne of . tht- lii.int vtlujabh- iu th������ kingilota. Summer time, is a time of danger to all babies���������but more especially to those living in the towns aiid. cities where the neat is so excessive as to make it almost impossible to keep baby's food in proper condition. It' is then that the little one suffers from those stomach and bowel troubles that carry off so many precious little lives. During the summer the mother must be especially careful to keep baby's stomach sweet and pure anil liis bowels moving.regularly. No other medicine will be of such great aid to mothers in suinnirr as Baby's Own Tablets. These little Tablets never fail to reuulnto the bowels; sweeten the stomach and make baby well and happy. Mrs. D. Devlin, St. Sylvester East, Que,, saya: "I tliink Bnhv's Own Tablets are the best medicine for little ones for stomach and bowel troubles md 1 would not be without them." ��������� The Tablets are sol'.l by medicine dealers or at -n cents a box from Tbe Dr, Williams' Medicine Co,, Brockville, Ont. Connaught, the Canadian. Miss K. Pauline Johnson, the woll* known Indian pool, has been taking a deep interest in the proposed np- jwintmont of the Duke of Connituglit ns the. successor nt Rideau Hall of Karl (iroy. She writes "How runny Canadians aro aware that should the Duke of ConniuiRht, tho only surviving son of Queon Viotoria, ho appointed to represent King George in Can* ���������nln, they will at least hnve, what many wish for, a 'native' Canadian, IjenniiR uu nneiout Cnuiidinn titlo, ua (.iovoriior-Uenenil of the Dominion." It, seems that in MOO, when as Prince Arthur, the duke wn* visiting thi������ ���������ountry for tho first timo, ho rocoivod in invitation from his royal mother's indiun children, out on tho Grand Hiv* ���������r reserve, Uriint County, to visit th.-* reserve, Ho did so on October I id '.lint y������ir; and in tho old Mohnwk ,'hurch, sup|>orted by Onwiiiioiisy- how, hend chief of the Mohawks, 'riuco Arthur wns ecmnoernlnd chit.!" A thu Six Nations of Indians. Mr. Pugsley a Ory Humorist. Wheu Hon. Mr. I'ug������ley wnn Attor- iiey-Gi-nernl of New Brunswick lie wns once pruseeuting n murder ensu in thn County of Cnrletoii. It wns iidmitUul tlmt tlut prisoner had shot the deeunsod, but it wits eon* 'ended that her iluntli faulted from unskilful treatment, nnd cnimsel for the priaoiior hm) lod several of thu nn-'lieiil wltnes-M's to admit that thu rilla hulk't in passing through tlm air wojifd Income heiitml nnd pracllcaily storilixorl nnd woulil carry no poison* ous jjurms into the wound, Thn Attorney-Utuu'riil interpused; "Probably my learned friend nn-niis that those bullets were llrst trail Ind with somo nittlst'ptio solution thnt reiuti-iiti .I...., ..'��������� 'A ';��������� '".rodo^ " ti, -'iir"������r'<������t/������i| ernvidy. Princs Rupsrt and land Values, Taxation of land values only and the relief of Improvi-monts is Hteitdil*/ ���������.mining ground in Canada, purlieu- '-,������iy Ir. the western states, which hiivii been prompt in imtcmv.* tint value ot tho priwiplr*. 1'ririoe Jtupert is thn latest city to inniiuuriitu thn system and it is doiiu* this at tho hnuiiHiing <������f u*- history. Tlm [������ur* posrt is nnnitly i-aplai'ied lo hu th������ elimination of thu land speculator ���������r.i\i. ttrnprtnen to Veep bis lots tin lined (winding the iticr<*itw in value which comes from the energy and niter pri so of the real iiinkurn >���������! llu* .ity. [ly compelling tlm spieuiutor to imf taxes on the true market valun of his Und lm must < itinr iitihw it him* M If or tv.dl to tin ml- who will ARCHIVES OF ST. SULPICE. Great Stors of Historical Records Kept In Montreal Seminary. Whoever desires to. write the complete history of the French regime in this country will have to consult the archives of the Seminary of St. Sul- pice, Montreal. Bven the hurried layman would paiue if he was, suddenly brought up again-jt the vast record, elaborated , with infinite care and patience, which | is contained in n large apartment of the old Seminary on Notre Dame street. Stocks are vital. Cobalts are supreme. But the least sentimental creix. hire could not observe, unquickened thoss hundreds of volumes, fashioned for the most part, by hand, and bound with patience, and collated with lovo, and which, in their minutiae, have left nothing unnoticed of human worth. From tbe beginning of ihe French regime, the record is laboriously kept. The rise of the colony; the difficulties; the fighting; the set backs; tho mutual bickerings; the transactions of the Intendants; the parcelling out of the land; the progress of religion and education; the establishment of the Order, its work and influence; the growth of population; the 'marked advance of the colony after the Cession ; every large and small happen- i-irr; every family record���������all are in these volumes, mostly fashioned by Inin.l. And upon every record the finger can be placed at a moment's notice; For there are elaborate indexes, an- nototions, eompendiums, glossaries mostly carried out by Cure Troie, with the help of several assistants, who hnve b -op' continuously at" work foi ovor half a century. "Yes; we do our best to make tbo rcords accurate," said the gentle Cure, to a press representative. w',o glanced nt the._reat volumes, thickly placed together, in the archive room "This has been a labor of love to me and my assistants. "T,ook at these0 indexes. You wi1' find here a correct indication whie'i will nla-'e you in possession of what, you want at a moment's notice.". One saw the delicate chirogranby which had, with patience, traveled over the spotless page. -Mmi'"tion being expressed for fit work, the Cure said, laughingly��������� "Why, 1 have just made a blot im-self "Ah. "fTF-pe^iaity���������pf���������old���������afer gro-v old.���������if you can help it so big it Tragedy in Dry Town "Yes, sir, the fish was pulled him in the river." "And he was drowned?" "No, but he might as well have been, fer he lost, his grip on his gallon jug and it floated down stream, and ne lives in a dry county 1"���������Atlanta'1 Constitution. Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere Not Shearing Lambs Paragruphor���������Wyoming sheep shear- ers have organize a team and challenge any similar organization in the world. , "ivianaging Editor���������Of coure they won't dare Wall street. Idea for you, sir. ; What might be water heater is a new appliance con SxSt-Ug of a coil of tubing to be inserted in a pail of water containing a resistance unit to take electric current f. om any convenient connection. Complete in itself, Mother Graves" Worm Exterminator does not require t , r. , the assistance of any other medicine .^���������^_,s*���������.fl.re!!!" ^ make it effective. It does not fail o do its work, Honeyed phrases have a bitter taste when you are compelled to eat your words. "Tlut, in fact, we do take great eere Vnd we have in these hundred*'of volumes a complete record sir. re the foun- -lnt'^n of the French colony. "One could write a history froj" tbem. They are, in fact., a compl"t������ history in themselves; but a popular history could be written from the material we could, supply. "These volumes required great care in t'ie formation. , "We, hnve had to make ninny erf- ouin'es, pursue this or that hint or henrsny, to make it fact, and so forth "The nrehives nre elnbornte, as vou WOMAN'S CHARMS Of Skin, Hands and Hair Preserved. For preserving, purifying and beautifying the skin, scalp, hair and hands; for allaying minor irritations of the skin and scalp and for preventing them becoming chronic; for imparting a velvety softness to the skin.; for sanative, antiseptic cleansing and, in short, for every use in promoting skin and hair health, and bodi'ly purity', Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment are unsurpassed. In the speedy and economical treatment-of -Never^Qttaiiig,_jii:_jigi^^ rashes, ! itchings arid inflammations, "CuticuTa" succeeds when all else fails. The average woman would rather buy things thau go shopping���������but that lakes money. SMfoh'sGure Soickly stops coughs, cures oolda, heala !��������� throat and lunuv - ��������� ��������� 88 cants. "The way to run this country," said the village politician,, "is to put thoroughly wise, capable, alert and honest men in control of all affairs." "Yes," answered Miss Cayenne; '���������'but what arc- we going to do There is only one of you. Warts will -render, the prettiest hands unsightly. Clear the excres- censes away by u-dng Holloway's Corn Cure, which acts thoroughly and pain- lessly. A man can hardly ever fool a woman, but she can do it .herself. . It, is ..a'common ."mistake for a-man! to think bimself a lively killer. Teacher���������Who can define imagina- tion Patsy���������I kin. . Teacher���������What is Patsy? Pntsy���������It's lookin can't see, imagination, at somethin' ye St. Joseph, Levis, July 14, 1903. Minard's' Liniment Co., Limited. .Gentlemen���������I was badly kicked by - .. my horse last May and after using s-'o, and they relate, not merely to , seve-al preparations on my leg* no- church matters, though these are giv- j thing would do, My leg was black ns ma prominent place, but to all mat tors affecting' the young colony nt the time. And it lins been kept un to date since. These volumes would mean i transcript of the life of the young colony, especially in the earlier years," jet. I wi'slaid up in bed for a fortnight nnd could not wnlk. After using thrpn bottles of your MINARD'S j LINIMENT T wns perfectly cured, so! that I could start'on the road. JOS. DUNES, How's This? We offer One Huudred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can- not be cured by Hull's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Wo, the undersigned, huve known F. J, Cheney for the last IB years, 'and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transaction*, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. Wnlding. Kinnnn & Marvin, Whole-sole Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Cntiirrh Cure is taken intern, ally, noting directly upon the. blood Halifax Is Proud. No grent personage has. over come ! to Catinda without visiting Halifax. King Edward did so, when as Prince of Wales, he paid, his only visit to this country, King George did so.jpn ono or two visits. In connection with his visit of 1001, a Halifax paper bus the following.-��������� "Chatting with City Clerk Mona- ghan ut the City Hnl! yesterday our | reporter nsked him what souvenir the ! oity had of King George V, Mr. Mona* 1 ghan prides himself upon his system of keeping public documents and lm* ' mediately produced the address sign | ed personnllv by the King nnd which i was rend hy Mis Majesty to the eltBcns ! of Hfllifox, Oct, II), 1001, upon his visit j here us Duke of Cornwall and York, j Tn view of tho establishment of a , Canadian navy it is interesting to note I the words of the King: 'Your capital, which stands unrivalled among the naval ports of the world,' " ��������� ,. ' ��������� ' ������������������ i Bnrr Colonists Mfklng Good. j Tho llarr colonists,Srho wont out to I Lloydminstor, Sunk., from England ! and took up land in lfKW, havo mado | good���������nt least n conHidornblo number of thom have. It wan a hard strug- j gling experience for tho first fow years, I hut thoy am now gritting on thoir foot. J Ono enn get no idea of thoir farms I from the railroad, for thoy nro farther j hock, but the crops nro good this year, tho wheat averaging ovor 26 huslieN; | tho oats about 05 or 00 and barley 3S j to 40 bushels, l.nst year they had a j bumper crop, and, indeed, there has i not been n htihire trom drought sineo j they settled thoro. t Thorn ure at least fifteen steam or | gasoline plows within a radius of; twulvu miles nt work now breaking up : now htiiil, so tlmt next year thu Mra- j ago under crop will ho largely in- ; erenned. \ Commercial 1 raveller,j nn(i muco���������g 8Ur(acQ9 0f the. system. Testimonials sent freo. Prioe, 76c per bottle. Sold by nil druggists, Tnke Hull's Family Pills for constipation. A certain very menu German went to n r.ifwny sta:ion booking office unci snid: "Gimme a tiget for Newport," "What Newport " nsked the clerk, "In Wales or in Buckinghamshire?" "1 don't gnre, VJehever's the shenp- est." A hathtuh which swings on a hori* 7.ontul pivot to produce the effect of waves on an occupant is becoming popular in Germany. In many ways it resembles a patent churn. _^g BRAIN WORKERS W '*mmtmmm\m\ v/ho get tittle exercise, feelbetter all round for ���������_������������������__ an occasional dose of "NA-DRU-CO" Laxatives , They tone up the liver, move the bowels gently but freely, cleanse the system and clear the brain, A nm, pleasant and reliable laxative, prepared by a reliable firm, and worthy of,the NA-DRU-CO Trade Mark. 25c, a box. If your druggist has not yet stocked them, send 25c. and we will mall them. ^ NATIONAL DRUG A CHEMICAL COMPANY OF CANADA. LIMITED. MONTREAL. 2* pr li* Plu.e lm Dirts. Tho Owen Sound Horald is going to ' reform that town. Henceforth it will j "freoly nud without regard to rank ' I and person publish thu name uf every ' child of tender yours, that is below : i Mlti mtr ui t-.u.wv.., ������..'..... if '.--l" *"' j upon tho street aftor ton o'clock nt I night without the escort of a parent or guardian." j At any rate, tome pooplo aro going j ] Ui hnve an uncomfortable time unlet,* thoy mend thoir ways. As a prellmin- ' i ary io the name-printing cainpnign, i Tin- Herald hurled a broii'Mde tvitltl- led "Knwking the Flirt." followud the nevr week by an Mjmtliy crushing article wit it Utl "Landing tho Flirt." i WIMCHZSTER Tht feelltri Msldsn. Cmirfenl - **������ >uur dttuapuuit Xvtae poetry t C'rabetaw-Wonw thsn ihnt. Rbi'e falls* tn mra wim mi# of tbou tm* terra wt*o write IL-Juarn. Was Nurstd by Miss Nlghtlngals. ! "Puko" Oamhridge, one (d King* i irton's oldest residents, has tender j menmie* of the late Florence Nigh tin- j talc, aa tlm latter nursed him through ; nn avliH-k ol obuWii. dining the r?rf. mean War. He wat a iromW of Ihn ; SMth Regiment, When he retv^ereil < aha nren, nu*d him with s, black silk ; handkerchief. ' REPEATING SHOTGUNS. Winchester Repeating Shotgun! ara not only tafe to shoot, but turt to ihoot. They ere easy to load or un- load,cany to take down or put together, and atrong and reliable in every way. That'e why the U. S. Ordnance Board endorsed them as being eafe, sure, strong and simple. Over 430,000 satiiAed* sportsmen are using them. SHtk ti 1 WlKkeirter 1* Ym WmI Oct Stick Wmtmttlll (.Ml **4 -SrUtAaattr Amtnundfon-the ftid l_Sf at**ir-mri 9*4*1*1 tm* Ottm ami 3*44 tmtmattt If ���������ffi--KSi8-SfflraaM������r^^ ;&ffiJb$3A*_&Ki"S aj*. '���������ft'^i1<iTfflWf>~^ - THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. .' 99******9**9****9********9 I HeWontheBet He Also Won Something Else That Was*Not Included--' In the .Termv ��������� ', Bv DAVID W. CHURCH Copyright, 1910, by American Press . Association. A. ...... .. ... .. ... .. - a ."."rv^nn A number or people stood on the' piazza ot u summer hotel leading into Wushlngtiin, now looking ut their watches' nut] now up thp roud us If expecting something or saraebody. Among them wns a young lady dressed evidently for un uuionioblle ride. *���������; "It he gets rjere at 3 o'clock he'll be an hour uhend of time." said one. ;h ���������' *,, "tVlint time ia lie due In Washington?" iiskedanother. ... ''"A* ���������������" ' "Whnfa up on it?" "Oh. nothing valuable. It's a gentleman's -race against-..time. A dozed, i pairs of cloves are' all there is In It" "Here he conies now." , Tbe lust one of these-remarks was* scarcely spoken before a minute cloud ;of dust was easily.discernible up fhe .road An automobile appeared n there speck mid began to grow Id apparent size. In another mtnufe it pulled up nt the su>ps of the. hotel. A.young man jumped but., calling, for gasoline and such other uutorpopjle^equlpmeuts ��������� 08 he needed. , .The hj<iy .mentioned ���������stepped up to dim jind-laid: " ''������������������''' V ''Mr. Chumplin.-I believe.^ "I ani." repih*d the'ailto man. bowing, and,trying'to get'bold of hia cap, ���������to pull It Via..*. " ,: ;";"'-.' '"'-, '���������''"��������� "My cousin. Hnmpnre.v fcdok. knowing that fiVns here, tlflnt J adore auto- mobiling and that 1 wish to ko to the city, hits written me that you would stop here and possibly would take me in." Mr. Chumplin hesitated;- v "I'll be no trouble." the lady added. . "Rea|ly I should be "delighted for \ your company, but iti case of any delay I may have to proceed at breakneck speed." "Tbe faster you go the better 1 shall ~iike it." ->_- ;���������~ "Very well. I'm ah hour ahead und If nothing brenks'ftbull'bnve uo trouble iu reaching the goal on time. Are you ready V" "I nm." "Step In. Miss��������� Ptoeg your pardon. I didn't get your name.". _ "Uond-Jaipteline Hood." replied the Sh*. Mr. ClinmpliD started. "Jack Hood!" he exclaimed. ... *. ..': ���������.:���������'' "Tbe siime. Is .there, a^vtblugjabout Jack Hood I linr ynu don't like?" " "I've heard she's the worst femjnlne daredevil the world has ever seer),"���������'"',' "You've also heard, probably thnt she knowRiill iibtmt rip nbto. Perhaps sbe may tilt) you In cnse of trouble," '.By this rime .Miss Hood was settling herself comfortably in the auto, tying ..ber veil under lier chin. There was ii ��������� singular look on Clinniplln's face. He bad bet Humphrey Cook that be would drive Ills auto to New York ond;re* ��������� turn by, a given time. Might not Cook have sent this girl jo delay Ulm.? .,, r "I'm sorry, Miss Hood," be'wild. '' "but I've changed myjtnjpd about taking you." "I buvon'tchanged mine nbout going." .A bewitching audio Jwvered on bor v lips, and tier eyes danced with nils-, chief. ' ' ��������� v ' ��������� r������"Very well." lie snld,. "1*11 take you. But rcriiombei* that In citse there's any, rascality perpetrated 1 ahull treut you Juat Ks If you were a man." >,,'..*. /,.,-���������, "Good! That's the way Ir w|������h to be treated." ' - '���������'��������� }* During this scene tho onlookers hnd (*fltberii������l nraund tho machine, tiud tit , the Inst words somo of the men and nil the women clapped their liniidH, Chumplin got lu, and the couple rolled nwtiy, followed hy cheers pnd the wuv- , Ing nf handkerchiefs! In nnotlier rt.fn- ,' ute.-nothing could be aeon of rhom hut n titjy diistclnnd. .,', , - \ , For an hour Miss nood enlortnlned the-driver of the nuto In such n wny as to.mnki- lilm forgpt, everything, but her, Nevorfholaas bia eyo'wha on tho speed gauge '"rind tho'elofck. nlrid noth* Ing pertntiling to winning tils nice wna neglected. Tlwro urn woiuon wild can do more with a man In'.nn hoiir than other wmuen onn do In a llfotlm'o. Miss 11 <kk1 simply absorbed hlm. ,,,,, "nave yuu timo to* atop tor a glass of rallkV" she miked. '���������".������������������ ���������M'ltrtainiy." ;'��������� ���������'���������. ���������* "Well, there's a fnrrabonae off'tho road��������� up tiiPfV������! Would you,mind not* ting one for mo?" Mr. C'lininplln stopped before rhe gate and went up to the'bouse. A woman answered Ida knock- at the door, innl lm tn-itt iiiniUu, rhasing her in a circle. She was too fleet for bim. He wus strong, but sbe was agile. At every stop there would lie the pretty fnce brimming wtth mischief, ber eyes riveted ou blur, tbat ���������she should be ready for bis slightest Wove, I'lually be gave It up. < "Did Cook send you out to do this"-?" ���������"yea." ������. /"Well. 1 suppose 1 shall have to lose | the bet." "Thut Isn't necessary." "Whut do ymi uieuu?" "That If you ask tup to give you what 1 hnve taken 1 will do so." "On whnt eoudltiouaV" ��������� "No conditions." "No conditions! What do you mean?" "1 menu thut 1 agreed with Humphrey for a dozeu pairs i ��������� gloves to METHODS FOR ' TESTING MILK. DAMES AND DAUGHTERS. i The biggest "captain of Industry" in | -hit-ago Is a woman. Mrs. Alleen ��������� vhrlsttipher. who does the brick busi- . ' ; aess of the city. v" '���������**' '.-.���������������,.- .ij-. ��������� . ; Mrs. Aulta Comfor't-Rrooks. presl- A qnlck and easy method for deter- ifnt-of the Uothain club, who initiated Wining whether milk is clean or not Mhe beef tioyt-otl ���������iD'.N'e.tV. York, raijs when dellyert*di iitts long-tieen needed. In the opinion ot tt priMiiltietit dairyman. Kvery cfieesetntiket knows, and every farmer who. delivers ujllk at a cheese'fa������*t������ir*y should know, that clean sweet milk Is the toosf sntlstHftory for cb���������(w*emaklng and also the most profitable, The yield of cheese from unclean milk is usually Idwer and the cheese is of a come out uud delay you. Please don't!1 quality that does uot command the ask tue why I prefer uot to do so." She cast down her eyes, aud ber. meaning was plain. She had "gone, soft" on Chumpllu. She huiided him the nut. He re- placed It, aud iu unotber minute they' were shootlug again along the roud. .. Chuniplln ,was delighted, Copk bad '���������; ���������very nearly got ahead of him���������would have got ahead of him had it not been ' thut the girl had taken so great a fancy to him that she hadn't the heart to "do" hint.*, What a splendid joke it would he ou Cook and the party who were present at the maklng'of the Bfet ��������� when Cluiuipliu and Miss Hood ro'Uedi up to' the '-^��������� hotel* on time! Mfss Hood hadn't even asked for; the gloves her cousin bad offered her tp help blm:, win them. Chumplin told her/miit as . soon as be received the stakes hrf'' would give them to her and slje could chunge them for--ladies' nloves. Id- stead of being pleased at this.'she'ap- : peared to be very much htirti Chatnp- lin begged ber to tell bitp why. and she replied Jtbut she had nvt cousented. to be a turncotit for u bribe.; This'ieft' him ti> understand that she'had done it all for him. There was'^'a! v'������ry- ten-; der scene* between them, at the end 6f;. which the-mlsuiiderstandibg was.made., up; aud for the rest of,tbe journej Jlissr Cook held the steering wneel, while Mr.. Chaniplin's, arn'i wus about her waist. ' ' ;'' ;' '��������� There werp uo more delays.1 On nty.- pronching the city. hav,mg stir) an. hour's leeway, they concluded to stop at a convenient- place aud get the dust out of their throats with '"tin ice.' highest market price. Tbe best grade of butter, cauaot.be made, from Inferior milk or'cream. Dairymen whc supp$ ui|lk io the city tijade Und that a layer ot dirt settled in ' the ��������� boftom of the milk bottle will do more to make a customer dissatisfied tban almost -anythingelse/ ���������'*. '���������'. ���������-���������; i*'i .. -���������-<���������. ���������The importance or_ tbls' matter to the pocketbook of-both fjarttier'.and ������aild- dleman bas long been recognized, and i n������jr husband, A, Arthur Alfred Brooi?s. I '.u pit bile by the diitfjjf utive Brooksle. ! Mrs,Maria \V. Corotiel de Dorhiii- L'uez is snitl io tie the only rai|rt*ad lironioter. uf her ws iu '.Mexico; She recently perfected all arrutigements for the construction of a railroad from Oti.Tiic'11 to rite |Kirt of Sallnn Cruz, on I the Isihnnis of Tetuiuntepee, with u ! bi^uch line to I'-uerto Angel, on the I I'ticlllt* cnast. | Lndy Surah.Wilson, who hns visited \ w-ithiii rhe pitstfew- yeiirs Itr this. coun- j try. ,was In'Sinnh Africa ..during the 1 Itoef war. on her way to Join her tins- ! hand when she was taken prisoner. '-, She was afterward gxchaugedi for it f horse thief. '-.*. Theiorder^f/of the. lted | Cross and'St. tlohh of .Ifrusaletn, have been conferred upon.her., ��������� ��������� ,Tlie Rev. Anna R. Siinw-is a gfadu- ate of Alliiop"college. MU^iigaj,; and Inter worked her wny through the theological tle(i������t4'iii.ietit of Bosttiri- uni- fersity, ;by "[ireacii'ing Sundays*. Ou ac- :ouut;;o'f ber- sp>-' rlie Methodlitt'fcplsco- [inl church refiiseiijo ordaiiiVher^biit she was Anally glveu_th,e "right to jtHHi't'iv 'tji-.the Pro^aiit Methodist :hut:ch. ���������.���������':?' ".-.' ,.- ; ' ' " ' "!:i'' THE MASTER SUN. 6irius, the Dog Star, May Be the Center of Attraction, Astronomers once believed that the entire starry universe revolved around a t-euter of attraction, aud the star 'numed,Alcyone, In the group of the Pleiades, was selected by Muedler as marking that great center. It has luujj# been knowit, however, that fti������ied(er's. .conclusion, *wblch wus based on the apparent motions of tho mars, was- Incorrect.* nml' It tiny universal center exists it Ims n#t yet been discovered. In fact, many of the stars seem to be tuovlug.tu sl'ralght lines, some in one direction and some In another,'mid among these is our own sun. Bui It Is possible that further Observations will show thut nil tho sttim'tire really moving lu curved lines. ;��������� In the inenntltne; it hiis been found that there are certain groups of sets of stars which appear to travel togeth- ec To what set. If any; 'tbe sun be- Irfti'/S' we do .Hot .t������H know., but De- lnipiejv - htis .presented irensoiis for rhltiking that those s'tiirs whose'>dls- ta,nees .have i������een measured (that.is to sa.vi those, which are nearest to us) group 'themselves around SIrlus. the dog star, lu.a.-manner similar to that tn which the Inner planets are grouped around the sun."'" .,'-,,.'. If this; be,correct "Sirius may possibly be the master sun of* which ohr orb of day Is a distant satellite.��������� Harper's Weekly. GOOD OLD SUMMER TIME. The Fly Trap In Its Latest Guise. *' ������������������ ***%*.:���������������*��������� ? W< '' - ** *.l\r ������-, ,**<������������������ Horse Don'ts. *���������'������������������ flon't ask r/uv-'to "bac,y/ witb blinds ] in; I'm afraid to:;''., ' , Don't let soiiie blo^kheinl drive me I that h'as less sense rutin J' have. Don't run me,dowMi a steep bill, for, If.anything sUotild give Hvuy 1 mighty iireak yoti'r tii^ck. 'v- , Iioti't whip rue when I get.frigbleced irl will; exiiect it next timeiand .may inalve.yo'u trouble.''': ��������������������������� . . Don't trot tne,���������-up', b"!. for I bave you. the buggy "aud myself to; carry. J'ry rimuiug uphill with a load your- ���������lelf. '���������-.������������������'���������";''"���������: '"'��������������������������� '-,, "Don't drive me with an "oven-heck" in. The suu hurts my eyes, and I can't GLYCERIN. "CBa"mTiIIrnWF7lR;~ia3y~for:a brief'sea- ��������� sou while he poured odt souiething more effective than un Ice in doiug. away with dust. On rejoining her they partook-of the ices tiud .resumed their ,| ..%������������"& 'tm^Vrom^oase dih'or n'n'lr journey. ) (JV (|sp __ ��������� ^.^jj,-. hr,M,',n or a' damp "What are you smiling at?" nsked,} ciorh jiisr before'ml lit big. ;: OOUDS PIIOM CLEAN AJJD DIRTY MIL1C:, jnany- Inveutlous have been put on tiie .-.market for keeping dirt out. of milk or for removing any dirt-present before j <ee where to step. It's inhuman aud T.tbe_milk,isisold iMllking-patls-cati-be^uruel.. ''' .���������_i.___ ��������� _ bought with a-cover and a siiiall open'. Ing at the top. wtiicb keep out most "of the falling du.*������i. . It is often recommended that the cow*sv udder and In *4(any Ways'* Is a Most Remark- _,... able Substance. One of the groat advantages of glycerin fiMt'e fhemlcitl employment Is the fact that li'-tieit'her freezes .'nor evaporates under auy ordinary temperature. 'No perceptible-loss by evaporation bas ��������� been derecred at a temperature less than 200 degrees IA. "but if heated Intensely It decomposes with a smell that few persons/Hid themselves able to endure. )i burps'with a pale flame, similar to that from alcobol. if heafpd,to about''3ti0 degrees and theti Ignited. Its ���������uop(<yiiporative qualities make the compound of mueli use as a vehicle for holding v pigments and colors, as in * stamping and typew'riter.tdb^bjtii^cjiji. Tales, of,/Cities. Miss Hood of her companion. "Oh, I wns rhltiking .bow surprised j that cousin of yours will be1 when we i roll up oh time. That was a rascally ! proceeding of bis. aud It deserved ;tp fall. If you hadn't been the dearest girl In' the- world It would have nnt**' ceeded. But Just think of his surprise' when he hears of the:other'pitrt of it." He managed to get hold of her hand with his left.,holding pn to the wheel, with one hand, and they bowled nlorjg In this way until tijey met another conveyance. And now" tbe dome of the capitol , with the tlgure perched upon It loonied up faint Iii the dimnnce.* It wns pot, long before the outskirts of the. city j were reached, ond half an��������� lions before;, j the time. Jlniithnd expired they stopped j at the ludieti'' ent nl nee to the -��������� , hotel. A liveried servant ndvnnced - nnd snld: ' ��������� ���������'������������������.-. "Mr. Cook nnd n party oflndicrr iind gontremen are in u prlviUe1 dining room,., waiting for you. sir." e'-.. ;.J5ntet*lng;|he room,1 Cbamplln expect*,- ed to find Cook ongo'r to,kn,ow why bis Whatever else may tie done, the mill? prills should' be' curried Hi the milk rnimi ns stum;as tilled and tbe milk should be strained ������l once. So getier nlly are strainers used ttint a fai'tner Onra.cns.-Veaeziielii. 'fins u population' if WlsiHlO. tint it is suld ihnt-there is not. i store In tbe city where u mun can tniy u suit of rsndy mude clothes.' With a. pernitineii't'population"of"SO,- .MHj, an 'ImnieuHe,>tiiniiier nopulntion ind.Hoineot the lurgest hotels'.In the ���������oiintry. Atlantic City. N. .1 . is so ueiir ihe' ocean that It never had it cellar ,who does, uut straiti the,milk he sells j ,���������,_��������� ,lt) |nv<>ut)ve genius receurly built would probably lie ashamed,,to ndiiiii i nue of concreie,' the fnct to his iifighliors. A strninei of me'ittl"holdi-iiB a cloth rtr a.wnd nf j cotton bHtltng for the pillk to pass, through Is the, bestf." j ', Seyernt tests have been devised for j use In creameries and cheese factories.! to detect which lots of milk imve not been properly, taken cure of. Uiiclenii or. dirty. milk will usually get spur faster, ttinn.iinihi.ui'.v. When such inlllt, .thickens, tlie curd'will contain gus bubble* or will devMop a foiil odor oV tnntfi. 'i'he' solid curd In the glass cyi- liitler on the left was obtained from Iie'rfectiy clean inljk. while that shown on, the. right cqutnlns many gas liub- bii'M.iiiid is; wheyiiig off rapidly Il''l������ li. 1 ru*. '������������������'jm^ijiiMi.ifi ri'MfH DHi'fi in Kit- The city council 'of Madrid has be- enh work upon the uew botileV'i,rd. to lieciilletljhe (i|;tin Via.'which litis been In project for iiboiit rwemy-llyc,.years. A syttVlicate'ciiinpoked of French' rind I'ingllsh, .capitalists secured the . contract for Itscoustruciiun. ���������Fly Catches. " '��������� i .ii, , Kor working tin the rubber Just five minutes f*������Y' tlie ' St. I,nuls Nationals IMtcper Riibe Ueyer, suHpeililHti, drew $i,t������.m - ("hick Brandon, turned back to Kan- xns City by the I'llIhImtu I'linles. Is pitching' sliiiitittt bull pi Hie American _ PLT DBSTBOTBR. Scientist's have told us sucb terrifying stories sbout tbe destruction ro lite eohvej**d to,us-by tbe bite ot the Donsefly that the average Housewife Is milking more than the usual effort to 'rid uei, miiise ������r rhese annoying pests. Kly paper was never a satisfactory means or catctiiitg the wily Uy. It was 'tiuii'h more likely to catch a human victim. This season we huve a new trap, which Is said to be fur und away better than any other Invention of the kind. The Illustration shows one of these devices. It Ig mude ot tin and is hie and a-half Inches high. The lower portion is perforated Into twenty-five corriigiitloris for the Hies to travel up to the upper chnniber. The top of the upper' portion ts perforated, admitting light and Keeping the files, there. The trap by menus ot the ball Is suspended ��������� bpn papers aud tbe like. It the pure glycerin be exposed forn joug time to a freezing temperature It firystalllzes with the nppenriihce of sugar candy; but. these crystals being ouce melted;,it Is nlmost uu linpossibll-, ity to get thepi again into the congeal-, edstnte. If u little water be added to the glycerlt^no crystallisation will tnke place, though under a su Hie lent degree of cold the witter will separate aud form crystals, amid which the glycerin will remain iu its natural state of fluidity. If suddenly subjected to Intense cold, pure glycerin will form o gummy mass which ctiunot be eurirely burden- -ed or crystallized. Altogether It Is quite u peculiar substauce. repe#. for iiiieleiin inllk Work on tliis j ussiiciuiliiii. "I was ever so. principle.' But thtMe testa, while very effective, reipilre that the fliniipliw nf scheme hnd fulled. Instead Cook bniioV! Villk exnniltied shall be Kept several edMiltf .cquhI^ ir, (fo-goa pc,t,r������ of Indies' ' houm'before the test is completed. A rr)/\vt\a Aftnt* #h.u ftlsv mif fit*.* hta f.(itv������r1 * **^.m. i.. n.^i.u*'. .Hhi,.k ���������..-* i*-. gloves. After this tie put out his band tp.'Champlto.xv . .. ',' ' ' J'", congratulate yon. oid'boy,'with all my heart on your enirugoriient". Chnrnpliu stood mute with astonish- won't t'"���������, ' . " ��������� ��������������������������� i "Clin'mp.'o'ld'boy" added Coolf, vyou .oberi an, ^explanation, To make you loso I soiit niy cousin Jack out to ef* ! feet nn ent.rnnee Into yotir'nnto nnd de* ! lay you on fhe wiiy. If*������ho ���������niccpoded J ahe was to hnve n dor.on' pall's of | gloves for a reward, Bho'lina lost the f bIovph,'! , i , . I ., "Thai's plain." nnld Chnrnplhi, "''.'', i 'HVeir, there wall n bet betxymn Jack i nnd ino of uuntlior, diuseii,'pairs of' gloves against a !hunij|*ell c|gnr* that' alio would mako you propose to bor on ' t|>o w;ay." ��������� f. ,;,i , Chatnplln looked so many omotlons, *, of which riHtoulahraont and shame- ; fncodnuss were tho .most prominent, thnt all Inirst Into a laugh. In which ' he finally Joined, Thon. turning to Miss - Hood, he ndt'auceil, with ii, puttied, in* | qylrlng look on his fnce. y, ' ij, "Wnn It all ii HhaniV" he usked. j- She mudo no reply In words, but n,\ slight color rtHtuK 'o hor chellia Indl*, j eated that lhe brief period abe bnrt| Uimdit. tlyViiin uo trnjotivr | t������'i*.������e-i. vn-ii ul u auuin eugMguluutU.j. mn ef,"k'ht thnn MI'v"iT.on'rl 'jnAiJied ' hnd' not been nnpletninnt ti. her. We out. tnnk'o small nickel plated ftfmiltrry*j.:aldtw. Chuniplln was regarded as one 1 mmimtamxAwl* S*mn.mmm l.im at_*lrA������' ItiiBiiMHtniill A' *f\# ifltaft .t\Aaa>f Art 9**%\mM 1 ���������% Wf n SI Itl ll*W������af\tt lest Ih needed which can be applied tpil'ckiy to every lot of milk ua It comes to the Intake. ! Thpswl.liijtent teat worka on the same principle lis the best milk strainers, nml It Is an rapid that the dirt found In nny sample of milk can be shown 'to the patron before he leaves the factory.*' Ne vera I dlfferpiit sediment test* have been used In Europe, nud a new, Chief. Bender of the I'hllndelplilii Americans gets better nil the time. His p'tchlng this season has been theneut- f������t In ills fitfAttr, nnd ho seems set to govon Indefinitely, ','., . Kergimon. old tliiip pitcher, umpiring In the American association, was u hord mini 'for ihe uiiiplreH, ,wheu he wnis In tire game, Now he Is very strict.on the players. Train and Track. nud convenient form > ' . ' ,,i baa receurly been A truckles* trolley hits tM*eti proposed , ,, ' j for iise'ui) the streets, of,Leeds, Ung* iiinti. <���������:,', ������������������< '' ''' . The PeniiMylvaiila rnllrpiid. which mnliila'lns a private fire department .In iVrteli largt't'lfy.li i'Iih'in. Iwn .tpilpped ; if niimtii'i'tif liK'oiiinllves wllh pump* mid hose to ilghl*tirus,������vHh water from j 'their tnhks: ( *, ��������� '"'^ Cnsfa Hlcn basin railroad Mint nnV runs lImiujfb direct ffoin I'nn l.linou. nil the AtlillllllV In I'llilla Arcmis, nu ! till*' I'Oeltic, piissllig llil'OUKh l'i|I'tngo. ��������� Sun .Inse, nrniiiio, Hspurta and other liuportiriit cities, Musio Maxims. ������f,, the'host catches In Washington. l*llnc������..h������ could ,get no wonl of con*; i flrmnljpn. ho concluded lo apply a teabM ruitl/ig nn nrth nround the girl's1 waist, he drew 'her toward tuni una* klssodlier,' 'She submitted without ai lifotear."-'"��������������������������� ������������������> .' ,! "'ft'a a go!*' shouted Cook, nnd fhi������r������i| waa a bumf of.merrlmetlt. all ero-fcrd* ! Iii* nrmind Miss flood to'cntigrntiilura i Striding wltb a quick step fo fhe i ber. fhe men. with handshakes, tba tinio. he ������i\ld Mcrtiiy; . women wllh klssea. > , ,,,,���������, "Vou'khow whnt I aald befot* tea?.'; '.'tiuod for.yon. Chnmpr.orled hum* fng flinf If tlii'ii* w*n������ uuy TiiKiulUy ; pjiruy. Cook. "You've wnii out mil l������et|������i.frai������<������ I wonld rnaat- yea- iw,,aa j around. Riit the.atake p,n tbe'ra'ty Is I should,*) man" -������������������' ������������������-... > nothing comparwi with winning a lib. yea." abe replied, making a fact * wife. Abd you've*got* a dandyi dacsi ��������� ai'hlm; "I wrtw^berjtwC , [can run anytMnn'ttow an amo to t "Oli't. tnt* wbbi yntt bate removed." j num. and you'll And that ahe ean take 'wmncii from her pocket, ifnacrewodft mil nnd put It In hor pocket, tfhe lutd noi finished hor worif \nttlh Chnn.plin. reuppeuwd with n gitiaa dt milk Ip hi* mini) * Minn IhM'd wiiSiiiwnUeueil wi Ida pretence, by;honrt������������i.tJio, bronklgg of ginsson snme. v.filing up, sho' saw Chumplin fhe plctti/eo^ astonish- m������*nt nnd chimrln., Iln knew'(hat fie bnd tM*en "done." ... nmiiiRRa niriT sijoww ay tunth. devised by Profemora Halrock J'.t.l lilMluil Ui .'ut. Luitiioii^ u. >. ... cotmln.'"* * Kour different lota of milk contained Varying ninmiiirs nf dirt, as shown In Fig, V, and were graded as, Orst, |������r- feclly cleiiii; sw-oud, slightly dirty; third, dirty: fourtti, very dirty. ,'.,!.���������. V.II..U 1..VA VWVII I Ull lllfUUliil * strainer on the farm will often contain lin it mount of dirt when delivered thnt will surprise both the pit iron and the factory man. This mny be duu to tbe use of u \n*or strainer nr to *s* poHure of tbe milk after It wns arm In* ������*l la elrh.-f rune th* sediment r..������e will detect the condition of the tnlik. A few.itnys' n������e will show plainly whli-h pm runs an* keeping the milk clean nnd Which should nan more car* In hand link il. ���������, It Is the fniit' thnt makes the music. -Alexander I'lipe. ���������"M Where there Im music Ihore tan lie The Barbarous Su-Uss, Suttee, or ibe. practice of Immolating widows on their* husband's'funeral pyres In lndht. wua 'first atiui-ked'.by Che British government In 18211. it was on 'Deo. 4 of that year thnt Lord William BeiitlmU curried a -resolution In council by which ull who abetted suttee wen* declared guilty of "culpable homicide." Im the ymir IS!" "00 widows were burned allvo In Heugitl alone, bm since lliu pusslug of the uet tbu practice bus entirely died uut. Suttee was' really a primitive rile, a survival from ���������* barbarous times, and not sanctioned by llliuloolsui, the pus- sage In lhe Vedim siippertlng/itiieliig u willful inlsirniisliitlon, Hiit.no previous governor'had tho courage' to violate the British tradition of rollxlous ' toltirutlon. Lord Willinin Beiiiiiicit nlso, Huppi't'RHPtl tliugglHin,'whicii made strangling n religious rlto tu the yod- doss Kail. *m*mmmmmmmmmmmmw���������mm���������mmm������������������m An Ancient Trsgsdy. A hlHtorli'iil paper ln Lord Montana h collect lint lu Lniidoii tells of n struugu trngedy "done In llolborn, n little bo- fore ChrlHtrimsi" several conturles ngo: "A tidy seve'ii yenl'irold cnnie up inlo a gcutliciuuirs chiitnlior and prntili'd to hlin. mid drew his sword und lliiiii-lsbcd wltb ft, The gentleman, being In bed, wondered" in sec the hoy uitjtt his blntlu so iinil 'said: 'So, good Inly, ilnni bust ifoiic Ivcll I'm In tbu tfwtnd.' The boy pei'vlstiuu. the geiitlegiun rosu and held lilm the neiiitlitird, nud Hw rutin blinded Iml, ililiililug lu shi'iitli the sword, lustily clinpt ll Into-his body, Coinpn* tiy wi'i'n ciillcil line offered to strlki) tiie child. 'Let him alone,' n>>th tho ��������� jp'iitleuitiii, -ijud Is J nit. Tbls boy's, fm her did I kill flvo yenrs sluco nud nunc knew, Now be Imtli revunued it. And the gentleman died tho seo* tllll] Ul'CMSlllg," ���������| det-lltif to tb* an." Clisuipliu mad*/ ������ dlyv tnt bet. nbe I ���������Idled atruuttd tbo nolo. lie followed lioth the auto and tht man apart and pui rbem rotmner. again wlthont tb* teaa-TirouM** * ��������� ��������� ** Clear Watar far Sheep, Sliefp won't do well wltoo/nt wstir. mut Uie> an* dututy about, Urlukiiu. ���������Vttmn nirinlng water la Jdat as esssn* Viul mt good gruart. no iitirui.*-! vrx tiuu-n. .XIlist. I*, um tuld Miiiini^ vitiiiuil Into tlrnu (imi lime -Fuller, Mn*.l������M������'the'iini������r eonipri'licnslvp of nil the nets' If ������'itu express everything, -lleorue Henry Hurt, M...-I I ,l.. I, ... i. . . ' ��������� ������ ��������� .' - ' ��������� ��������� f' - ��������� ��������� r AH ualliiii* (inderwiuntl lite music uf miy tiiitlwn.- I.iiiirence lisderby. Tho Cookbook. Olpgcrrtvad Is linpniviil by adding rn It. wt*,.M������ inhlitii, n cupful - f !t"i' peri pmiica, Use Hie Julie of the prunes ln������f.>ftd.rir water uud "������������������x th.* rlniigli n little* Kt|ffer. Kirg*r with crwitii ������nuce nre n'.-i* n������ a change fur l.r.itkrnHl. Hull tn- eggs barrl, relnuve ihelr sheik md "lice them. I'lait. ibedi op wnferlll.c nllevu of nH������t I'snur, Pour'n creum xsuce ��������� ver llieni . Mutt* nn* liei'tt *|irnil������le*i wiili rhif-������. iinrnlsb with a tarn spruya ol lairslry and serve. I ms Apeiegy. Mri Mini;.* 1 i1, u't *���������'*,.vt tn reAie n ticene. but flint mini over ihern Is staring at mu very offensively. Mr. Mink* -Ue Is, eb'r I'll speak to lit IU. Mrs. Minks tu few moments laturi-lJid ho apulnglzi'V .Mr. Minks-V*u-h. He suld in* was iiiiiHiug fur nia iiii.liii'r unit thought in first Hint you were sbe. In the Sams Box. Jnck teiilerlng mlicei-Hy (Jeorge, Ihe miu Is "lining down ml right, I'm xt'iiki-d Ti mt-Where Is your timbrel* ht': .bni. It's It'rt wbiit I uiu.-llo**- ton Transcript. i Pstsimislie. "Wltnt l������ nn iintiipiitriiin. pa** "A niiiii wtin. not suiisiktl wiih his prem'tu tmuiiii-s, i* Rooking for noma In ; the pnst."-N.'w Vork Preus. lb* bemrt* nf men nt* ltii*tr t>r������ok*r evi'M* are *h*������ir ritiiiM: grest actiuim arc iliclr eliMiuenoe,���������Mseeuliiy. TiTrTywlieTli~tTf*aT~fhe pesfs~nre apt to congregate., Jtalt must be placed Inside tbe trap. To empry the trap all there Is to do Is to hold It under tho hot water faucet aim turn on the water. The deceased can then be readily removed Dy'pulling the trap apart and emptying anu again made ready tor use.���������Hardware lUagussine. Ibe Underfed Stomach. If the stomach is in n Ueititliy condition and able to digest food that condition-will be indicated by a sense ot hunger. It the system is lu a disordered state, as is Umt of n person'mil* fering from fever, no food is relished, and ihe patient does uot cure wheilier he eats or not. In sucb a case It is the duty of the nurse to Inslsi on the pitrlem's Inking food the same ns he would medicine, once In so tunny hours. Dyspeptics often literally stsrve themselves bei-iiuse their stomach suffers when they Hike food, und tliey tn tee less una less until by ami by tho siotiiiich loses nil desire for food nuil iiliiuisi loses Its ability to digest it. The only wuy to cure sucb ti person In to train ihe stomach Iuto a stuie of activity. The xtonmeh needs tn imve a .hen I thy streifblrig wllh n good tug tnenl and io Imve some Hard work In do. There are u good many patients whose stumuctis uro not reitlly feeble, but rhey need tu be stretched by hearty iiienis, On.-e in, awhile a good sipjare meal Is prescrllieil tor u paUeiit who coinpiuliis Unit lie doea oot wum to pal anything. There is uu luntnne* of a woman patient whose stomach hud been piun'ier* ed until It iliinl'iy became so feeble and innciive nuii n would not act upon ur ei'i'ii nuii) ii av fimu Unit was put into It. Hhe wns Dually restricted to iinlh* um tun milmeiii gruel, but her Niniiuich wnulil lint even illgest tbnt. Tile doe* tor men snld. "I lie best thing for you to do is to ent wbni you please.' Ho she otiiered h gnisl meal, and fhe nte every Hum. sue wanted. Her stnunicn disposed nf llie inenl wllllullt u pur* tide of trunhie, nil the voiultluu nml diHcoiiifnri ceased, and from thai time she liemui In mini In lienlili. The nine sniueilines t'Oines In tbe tri'iiinieru of eases which hnve been, dieted so ciiri'tuify thut u chunge li. an ordinary wiioinsbnie dietary becnine*" nm nniy proper but iiecessury l<n em* covery, , * ,��������� Nevsl Perch Pillows. A set nl purcii pillows of uniHiiul It'teresi Is worked In old Ungllsh mot- toes iu i|iiuiui old Kngllsh letlerliig I'he pillows ure Hindu of utibleitelieil Ml.t-ii i.l.lnni' In uh'i.in niiil enii.������iii much mottoes its "Hlttr ami Itesin AMli.Me, ' I-iille Idluiiessitu,' "I inn- tune l������ (iiNide," The letters nre wattle,) In Unr ������niln sriieli niirilrieil with black or can be dn nuil lit. Hevernl tones of old iitm������ I'l.l,., ������������������,.,,n '���������f ,,l,,i,|,.., ���������t y,.t\ ��������� ,,^,. elti-ctue, or llie ciilnting of old iiiw.ais 'im I.-ci.plitr.'w lib ttie ciipluil letters In ii different color from lhe small lines llie������e pillows are usually finished wiih ii neiivy cotton cord the atnufe of the linen, tint thev sometlliies h������vt������ a iiuiti.u iniiveiiilotiiil punier dsriitil til sn.iuiil ttie edge io form a fni me. The ������ntin* i-oiiirliigs lire tl������*d hs III Iht. IIHllflWM Aim ,me wl'h a knack nf letrrrlnr* will find if wi*y in wora n*mtfo pillows for any rrmm. as a gue-t room, den or llhniiry |*>ni linens, dull git** linen tiiffets or tavtltc i.r linen mmtir* efl.wts form pn.i1 tvnckgrouiKls, thniicb rhe email i������ letter ������nlf*ad to tlw work Uraa niai/ier iiiHinrtsia, ,* i THK MJSWS, UUAIJtfJSJHUrVftlU, CK1T1SH CUI^UM JUA* 30 ������������������1 fall and Winter Goods. . We have jus' e-rieited our n fine assortment of . . BUANKET8 AND COMFORTERS Blankets* ranging from $3.00 to 012.OO a pr Comforters " " $1.7.5 to *4.oo eaoh Flannelette Sheets IO, 11 <& 13 quarter stseai OE YOU ARE INVITED TO INSPECT OUR STOCK OF FURNITURE A HOUSE FURNISHINGS The Furniture Store A, MoKINNON McPhee Hlock. Cumberland, B. 0. ssarass ���������JF it We have no desire to interfere "frith boys' sports, hut when it js abused and takes the form of malicious mischief, thereby endangering the public health by the destruction of toilets, it is time to kick and ask the authorities to put a stop to it.- In the United States there are 400,000 automobile^ in use and the annual demand is for about 200,000. At an average of Saooo a car, this comes to $400,000,000. Putting the cost ot upkeep aud chauffeurs' wages at 51000 a car, which is not higli,' this takes another'$400,000,006, or iu all, $8o������jOoo,oqo;spent in a year on the new-imams of locomotion. Add tlie.cost of **jov rides" and the whole business will foot up at about a billion. When in doubt Lead Trumps, and when yon want a Cooling and : Refreshing beverage. ���������-^c!e������rams-.ju������tlllr*������:c^ Superintendent Hu^scy, of the j rovincial police, stato 'hat ac ing under orders from < oliu Caiiip- bell. Chief Inspector, prosecution of A. T. Iyuad, of HoMner, undt.r iln?'iiew"JLiquor'Act. was initiated upon a charge of. illegally sell ing intoxicants without the prescribed license; and upon a conviction being secured (he offender was fined S200 mul costsj in addition to which his entire stock of liquors was destroyed by order of court. The incident is noteworthy as strikingly illustrative of the sincere determination of Attorney-General Ho\vser and his subordinate officials to enforce the law vigorously and iu a man* i.er leaving'no'possible, doubt in the minds of any as 10 its effectiveness. Repoi'ts arc, also received by the Stirperintcudent of 1'olice of the prosecutiou aud Annual Meeting of the Comox Agricultural Association. Tlu* annual meeting of tee Co mox Agricultural Society was held at Courtenay on the evening of October 25th. The meeting was well attended and much note worthy business was transacted. The following are some oi the items of business: It was dtcided to continue the bounty of 5c' per head on blue jays lor the balance of the year 1910; also 1911,'excepting the ���������.months of July, August atuJSep- fehiber; The membership fee was again changed to the old system of $2.50 w;ith the free unlimited entries of "exhibits. The board, of directors will elect a select committee from 'theirnumberto-act-aB-an-execu'- tive. The oncers for 1911 are as follows: President........ W. VV. Willard 1st Vice-president C. J .ridges 2nd ViCe-prei.ident.RW Hurfoid Secretary'......... It Carter, Jr. Treasurer..... ... .U M Haliday Directors.' Mjc������sr������vWm. lihjH- "can, W S McPrhc,e, Colin Campbell, Win Urquhart, VV* H Grieve, It R Mates, Rev Thos Menzies, Win Blaikie. !" ��������� ' * - ;. i RKCi,lPT.������. , Borrowed frotii..,, Royal, i.aulc of Cau'ada, at 8 p**r cent $ 100 06 Hall rent..., Presbyterian church rent Members' dues Eli try fees for exhibits! Special -goverumen t grant re debt 1909 . Government grant 1910 Donations to prize list. " sports " Entry fees for sport**... Receipts irom ball 1910 Pilsener The Purest and Best on Coast* and made in Cumberland. Locals. Dr.'Kerr, dentist, will be hr Cumberland from Sat un Iny, Nov, 5th hf������tuid:.y, IS( v. Jltth.' B. Cloutier, General Blacksmith ������������������������������������������������������ .-*������������������ ��������� . ------rr- ���������- Horseshoeing a Specialty. ���������"���������*������������������" > ������������������ ��������� ��������� "������������������������������������ 1 ������������������ ������������������**-������������ Third Aye., Cuiuberlaiid IIIIHUmHIIIHH IGIIBERLAND TAILOR S. ISAKA, PROPRIETOR PHONE .21 _o ������ ������ 1% ������ _ Sx ������ m un m S The TAILOR, CLEANING, PRESSING and REPAIRING. ���������-���������:��������� Ladlea' Work a Specialty. NOTICE. h\)El SALEr-8' iiiileh cows, all iiiber-ulweia tested. Government yearly records of each cow given, also 2 colts and 1 aged mare, one colt partly broken. ��������� lJAVSlDK.[OtirtHr,-jRi.tiB|������j. ���������Union Bay liuad.' , .RENDERS are invited for the following works:���������.-.. 1.VT0 completely clear, that is,' slash, stump and burn about ��������� iff-acres of a por tion of northwest half of section 8, Coinox District, as shown by six posts as follows: \ No 1 on the upper Comox-Courteniiy roaii; tbenee 105 vards northwest 10 No. 2,"tlience 76 yards north to Nr?. 3, thence 79 vards east to Nb: 4, theaee 117 'yards sum, 10 No, 5, thence 37 yards southeast to No. 6 on the ^omox-Cpurtenay road. 2.���������Tii fell a certain,.number of tall tree-; aUnrlihi;-bir'side the area mentioned ano.y<v which woultl be liable to fall into it.' ';���������':. 3.���������On ari alrendy clenred portion of the siiine section to erect a wire picket fence about 430 yard-., and to supply stout.Letl.tr posts"und br.ices for the same '���������������������������Applicitions Ior form of tender and full ^yjrti"cVtlTrsi"to-h������d"o'i������������������*���������-��������� CAVrAlN R. I'.L. VIGORS, Port Augusta Hote . ��������� ' ' Comox, B.C. 7 The lowest or any tender not necessir ily. accepted. " Trnders 10 be received not later than Saturday, November 1 sth, 1910. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Suits Made \o Order front ?2o to $35 All Work First Class Perfect Pit Guaranteed, ��������� ' , ������ ''.,-,...-. ** '':������������������' ' AAr^AA*������W.*>^*r*r^AA>MA ^v*A\V-yVSM*������VV-A*AV>yVVtt K. AIDA Merchant TAILOR nu at ������99 59 30 00 7������*50 '71 00 conviction of four reMdeuts of .Sealeyviils?, on the upperSkeeua, Ads. in prize list. lor keepiu?j" ilie.''al lKunbliuis, Potest 'e** Uate receipts, 1910.... names. Ih tbcsu cases hues of fc&io"ft'erc imposed aud collected, while in one instance, the defend out having previously been given lair warning, the -st-cper of a game was sentenced to nix mouth's imprisonment without thc opUou of a fine. The Udics' Guild, of Holy Trinity Church, will^liold thoir atiuuaj bazaar and supper ou November 15th. I'lauclnrs liter. UIRTH���������At Cumberland, on October 27th, to Mt, .ud .Mrs. J. W, Cooke, ��������� daughter, , *.. m .-.���������- Mr W Wall has rvain'ier. bi* *o*;uion jr. inaiuii,erof v. 7'niint. *' ". itteel'i.',: of \. v I.iuIk'm' ' ! f];:re ''' ''n -lisi I 'hutch ii -hi i,!*.f TmtiM1.) nfttTiiotn, ,'s i "'��������� *vis tl'" vi'iui *itt nt ft li.mdwnit ir.ivcilit'K 1 ts** on 'iu: r i-i-io'; "f Ihm* If-avtivr for V :������������r- ...u where she iiitfti'ir: t.ikir.^ up h'-r resirimc.t', tSub letting grounds... Side shows Refreshment stand..,. Kefund K. H. Duviire blue jay beads 5 75 150 00 883 00 140 00 38 00 37 50 112 50 27 00 a 50 280 50 jo 00 ���������9 5*> 15 00 Total $.603 50 ��������� * i' ��������� 1 1 ��������� f * t ��������� a ��������� 1 RXi'RNUlTUKK. Discount<������iicheque*!. .'.| Treasurers aalary 1909 Part Sec'y'������salary IQ09 Siove.... Insurance.... II Hrirlges, sports 1909 A II Peacvy, bill R Cluilniers trans, hand J I. Johusioti, nieulft etc iloyal Hank of i.tinadit re loan at 8 per-Cf.it .- Hand, 1910 K Wilson, keeping wlc* hel, etc ���������. ���������. >'*[.iii t.,.......,,...,., i tuolt, ui-<htMati;lniuiii I'liiltil'-r.,,. ,., , J'Wball, 19IO Music ai dance. .,���������..., Si*r-ri inry's'snlnrv, tout iiauliug, etc..... .... Ue blue jay head MclMtvo tk Morvison... Duncan l.ros.... *.... I'irewiod 9 40 iV.-.vtvn ( ��������� 35 30 00 20 00 6 40 4 00 5 00 8 00 12 50 8 00 103 20 65 qo 8 00 00 00 6 00 77 ������5j jo 00 30 00 lot; no *9.5" 57 35 17 40 ������9 95 , Dr. Jvfrr, tlentist.' will Union Bay from 'Tuesday, Nov. L-i, to-Saturday, Nov. 5, ,v. ,,* " *~' , * ��������� ��������� At a fashionable wedding in iho United States, a short time., ngo, three dogs aisled as , liridesjiiuiils, What iwmt? ���������/.'���������'"''" LADIES' ���������TAiliOR.-MAD'E COSTUMES A '..SPECIALTY SUITS mflDB TO O^OB^flJiD in -ahV sfyiiB vou unsH. PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. Prices From $20 to $40. CUMBERL AN D, - - B. C. Capital $8,000,000. Keserve $5,700,000 The Royal Byik of Canada, DRAFTS ISSUED IN ANY*CURRENCY. PAYABLE ALL OVifft THE WdRLD. SPECIAL ATTENTION paid to SAVINGS ACCOUNTS & interest al highest Current Rates allowed on Deposits of $1 and upwards. CUMBERLAND, B. 0., Branch, Open Daily. < COURTENAY, B. C, .Sub-Branch, Open Tuesdays and FRIDAYS. SrNION"WHARFrBrCv>Sub -BxanchrOpen-Thursdays.���������~ H. P. MONTGOMERY, Manager. Hum mw Miss Bessie Mui'dusk arrived home by Freilay's boar, Air. and Mrs. ���������Charles Whyte have very kindly taken Minx Freeman iuto theh' home,' thereby enabling (hu quarantine to be lifted oil Rev, Freeman* residence. -e-���������.t~. ���������. ROWAN-.BANNEltMAN. A pretty lioirie wedding wac sol mun ixeti ou Thuiriday evening Inst, when Miss Mary, seeouii daughter of Mr, Thomas Ban ner** man of this city, -was iimind in uiairiago to Mi', Alex Kowau, a well known young Mian of this elty, Thu et'i'timony was performed by the iter, 1), Mi'Gillivjny. Mr. John Htinduti suppartud the groom, while Miss Kuphemia IIay* mail, cousin of the bride, iu'|ud as bridusiuaid. Mr. and Mn*. Row- ���������oj will make their home in Cumberland; ' The Wellington Collinry Co, at tht* ivipiusl uf their eugliie<*rH,hart kindly grant*.d the eight hour ���������Inf'.'*. TM* i*ii������ii*M**diiti wn nro .linn nil) lw iijiu'h apprecSalt'd hy lhe iiimu concur tied, ns it will nuw give them time fur much needed renreatioti, ���������iNO'l'ICB Whereby given thst 80 day. slur d������iu ���������! mtf ml to apply to Ihe Um- t^ie A31net Oumuiiniuiier of Lurnls ami Vyork' tors liceme tu prospeut for oiisl ������*ul|>etroleuiii uiidtr ths Und* in Nelaon Uufiict, Vsttoournr IsUnd, sinlUeauribeda*- fol|.-i*i.:���������Commencing at ������ post placed on hs north loun*Ury litis ol the old Uaynea ^nund Lease sliuiit UO o!i������in< (rum the mm* ���������hint*, pruueedinu ilioitue aouth SU ohsiim, li������nv������ east 75 ohsins, inure ur le.H, to tbe tt'oa tlmte, th������no< ful owiiiir'the Htiisliore iu a uoitliwestoib ilirtotjuti uutil tlm ititrstHiiiouof ilnnioiIJi uoumliiry lin* of tho ������|il Hihu.h .Soiiml Jj������.ite, tisHie f ll.iwina bshI ti.irth b .nud try liue west 00 utisiu* nure or lenH to iu* itisl point. B, T.CAItKWOUlsON, pur E. Priest, ������|(ent, Dated rlsptsmber 21st, 1010 P. PHiLLiPPS Harrison BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR NOTARY fcUEtLI CdNVEYANCfNG DUNSMUIR AVENUE CUMBERLAND, *,AYWAKl) LAND DISTRICT. DUtriot o( Coattl TAKE NOTICE that Davldscn- \Vsrd Co., Lid,, of Vancouver, BC, lijbhuruien, intend to apply for per tninsioii to purehssu the followinR (l������������cribH(| iHiidi*:������������������Ooinmonoing at ii uoiil planted about 10 chuitin north ol a ftrestn on the i-avt cide of Cop* ptr Hesnli, I.oiinlibormmh Inlet, about 8 miles from Towey Head, Vhaiicoaati '20ohains, iIipi ch nouth iOoh������in#, iheiure wesi 20 ohaiiiH, 'tf I.ouiihhoroti|{h Inlet, thane* horth along thoshnrcof houglibor* oiikIi I nim about 20(ilmin*fo point nfooum.tmwmtmt, iir.d containing ���������\i) ante*, mora or b'sg, DaVIUSON-WaHI) CoMI'ANY, I.ti������ Fradario L. Wsrd, Agent. Dstcd Hi'|iiuit.cr 24th, IU10. SAYWAKP LAND DISTRICT. ) District nf Coitt. IWKK NOTICK that D-ivid^n-W.ud Cbtnpttnv, l.ul., of Vancntiver, ll.C, or ���������4-k =V. BOflO^ft; manufocturert of miNBRflb tUATHRS. LUholesale Dealer in WINES, LIQUOR 6V BEER P. 0. BOX 146 PHONE 89,... CUMBERLAND G.H. ASTON, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER First-class hki-wikino ok au'kinds donr. kn0i.ish watchhs a 8i-8ciai.ty "^| All 'Work auarant������������d*. 1 Next to TarbelTi, Dunsmuir Ave, NOTICK, (n (bo mstter uf tlio Oflloisl Atlmiulitrs* tor's Aot and Auiondlm* AoU, and Iu tliv tnittor of K Hunsult, alio known tt Kplt.tism HeiisuJil, ilsoAnMil iuUwtste Nii������iceUbeitbyi'lrpntb������t by ordor ol Ilisll.M.tir Jadus Ihrk.er, dnttd tlie Utli ilny ol Sttjitemher, 1010, imuU la puriu* suixi of an sppllontion In the County Coort of Nsnslmo, holdou nt Cumberloud, 1, ths iiiidrr'ij|u������rj, Oilloiil Atlmini ti'stor for thst part of tbe Couuty t f ISanslmn kiiowi ciipaiion lumbermen, iatends in apply for I *������ '��������������������������� Uwu* r������1"J������u,ttl ���������>��������������� \}L-< *���������* '���������������������������b' purmissinn io leiue the f..ll.iwii.K df.yW������'������������.������J������>'������������������'������w������'"������������������* "������������������������- ���������crilted Undtu-CommencinK si a prut plnnted at a point un Timber l.itnii No '. <'im;.\- Hrt'tiV J nn I tor's few 79 oo lP*n.agcU}' Secretary.. 500 ������>*Mmrii nr.d ITon,b. j ., TreriMUfr.. 1 tmt, h tints ia^n utarKed "V" iusi.?.') '."reaMiirer'jiaalaiy, 1910 *.o 001 ������|*Hsittd in thla city. df.t'Vit id." 'V and 7,"' ''IT.l,' I'riste mmiey.' 646 761 ������L������ i:i) .uce in bank 137 jnbin nn llu e������Ht side nf Copper Ke.tr)t. i-mohlmriHtyh Inlft almtit tn thiin- Mr*. Samii������l Show, wifa of|"������'rih;fa Mr������������mon.hc.;..de;,Msi,lf-f ^"^rbeprossntodtomsdoly veri* .' u,j ������f M<d Copper Reach and 1 chain eni'rr ���������w,( H������thln thirty d.y. from ths dele hereof. W. W, WIJJ.ABI), Olliuisl Adnunl.tr.tor. Untsil st Ctan.ber.1m1. IIAI, this Stat day of !*������|ilomlier, IMIO. and 4,HH." Apply Chas Asl ijifeUtr.or -K N ClifTc, C������.m ������i. *o Total Mn.. J rkfi *f fr*'������n Uiirrb'11 Hot UuiiiIh| last, iv.il It. ���������' e .wjir ty* 1 n ���������' "ifaii So * , mmm_mm__mmm_m_m 1'f.VtMM*. Mr. .John ilnrdt nrrivml home- Capper I, from die������hore line nf Copper Hamh; thence went so cits ins, tlience sinuh ia cliiins 1 thenar east an cliains more 1 r Itis tn j (mint M feet eust ol the shore lin'inf i.iiil Ccppsr Kesdij iheiue norih* erly Jo ��������� hnin*, bin p'ir������ll������I tr. thf *ilmr*������ like nf I ouylihorou'.'li Intel, 10 tlie point nl cntnmrnremtni, and conttiinin}-- 40 0. H. Kechner, ������tf CourU������nay,' .ere-* more or lt������e, inelnditnj ulhhf fire tar a HlW largB hall in nituit, i*,f ������hewe, tide lands, and lands oi-ereil In slier niilun rl.e h������iun*|ari������s tliereof. ALI'KKU IOIIH.SOm, Mr. Sainuul Shore, u fnrmui- pro pi'ltitorof tho Waverly Hotel, hero, died juddeuly at Victoria on Wed tu'rahij/ Ust. Thu dcceasix! lady wits well known and highly re- lar tho ustste. ttTevts shit ureilpn of tho ilHiyeimtnod ilooBSsed, All debts due tho siUte of the Mid tie* ���������ssrd must he pniit without daisy t.i the mti.*i^ti������J������K.) *)��������� elnbn* gainst tU*. mM mmSeoilaR'lun SihuIh* \,a, K*������. . ttitfi ������t JCaualtun le r������- irtrtmi to la* on Hrr, 1 . . ��������� Aveai it it yidsan \V.<rd Co., I. tl. D.ited Orto'ier l8th, )t)U*, NOTICK TKNI.KUS will lm ������all������l for tin. i-rvr-iion of a two ntory huild* Iuu at Courliuinv, until Wwlnt1"- ���������Ihv, (hlolwr 5l)i, at H o'clock, Vlnn** and Hpecifii-atlons ������an I* ���������iti ut flu* IlfftTisfff*)' Ihxtrl. b>we������t nr any lender, jiot necw. eiari.y aeia'pitnl. I NOTICK. '' IN the tnitier of ths UlUulsl Admlnlstra- tur'i Auisutl Amandinp; Acts, an*l In tlio mutter nt W Itemmen, silo known as Willism Olivor Ksssnina, dfoeaial. Intestate, Notlue Ih horuliy giveu that by order tit HI.,Honor .Indus Bn-a-or. diitod the Utb U*y of Sept������*mher, 1010, nrale Iii porsii- auoe of *>n fip|'llcitli/ii in llm County . Cuitrt nf NsnuimM, hollen nt Cumlioiltuil I, the nuderil*triied, Offlvlnl Aibululilrstor lor tliat pnrt uf the Uiuiity ol .Wiaimo, ktiomi m the C*nii * mtic.\*iul Diilrltt, was duly ap|iolut������d eduilnletrntor if all and ���������lojrnlnr the o.ute, offenu end credits of tho kbove nsm*id deoesseil. AU ililiti due tat������> esttte of the snid de* oosieii tuutt im p������u. witbuut. tWUy t������ >Lm> iuidersl|ni*d. anUll eUlm������ a.-ilmt tha edd ssUio mnst be pnssnHd lo me, dnly verified, aitiiln thirty daya from the date Hereof. W. W, muhAW), OfBolsl Admfnutrator. Dutetl st Onmlierlsitd, HO. tble 1.1st day of Ssptotnlwr, 1010. Ailvcrtlaera will wmfor ft favor hr lirfuirliitf fu Miefr rule, not later than Monday, aa tlili will enahln the prlnf*������re. to inwrt it in tlw naxt i*������mi on the toliowing Tut������.
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