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[The Economist]
BC Historical Newspapers
The Nelson Economist was published in Nelson, in the Central Kootenay region of southeastern British Columbia, and ran from July 1897 to July 1906. The Economist was published by D. M. Carley, and edited by C. Dell-Smith. In August 1898, The Economist absorbed a paper called The Nation. In July 1903, the title of the paper was changed from The Nelson Economist to The Economist.
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AUGUST 8, 1900. NO. 4 NELSON ECONOMIST is-issukd every ;i)NKSI)AY AT THK ClTY OF NELSON, B.C., BV M. Carley Subscription : $2,00 per an- hi ; if paid in advance, $1.50. correspond- jck of general interest respectfully jcitkd. Only articles of merit will be vertisei) in these columns, and the insists of readers will be carefully Warded against irresponsible persons and Irthlkss articles. E meeting of the Associate* Boards of Trade of Southern British Columbia, held m Nelson last was a very import nt gathering of the repre- |tiv>: business men of the country, and will doubt* productive of much good. A variety ofsubjects iportance were intelligently discussed, and that Ixverc welt selected was evidenced by the unani- |whtch prevailed. There was none of that spirit I* I. frely sectional interest displayed-���the scope was [[and liberal, and intended to promote the well- tif Southern British Columbia rather than the is of any particular section of this great area. A jbntion of this sort must wield an influence for s�� and all concerned are to lie congratulated on the accomplished. tr .WTW^iMA- # [tending settlers in British Columbia have had jderahlc difficulty in obtaining information as to mds available for home staking. The eircumlo- [if of the Lands and Works Department has been vere for the new-comer���indeed it has proved a le to manv an old-timer, and given rise toall sorts (complimentary insinuations. Something mifrht ine to simplify matters. At the convention of the Haled boards of trade last wcck a resolution was ted recommending the government to have maps hrveyed lands placed in every government office !c information of the public, i\m\ that said maps ![>t corrected to date. This \* so clearly the duty P&6 department, that the recommendation is sure to s'SS^flBpopted. Such a course will materiallv assist in V��r\J^*U*ttlinti; iip. of the vacant lands. The terms -.offered' ^^'^ofsculers. ^ t * jta ~*�� .11 > ��v k% 'j. <.vr week- we had- something to .say "as To. the da n- m^"'S outlook on'.the Kraser River, where the Japan- "id Chinese fishermen managed effectually to *ie the whit.ema-'n and Indian from participation 4 �� ..ot the leading industries of British Columbia��� .hcries It was a surprise to us to learn that v/ooo of tholse little fellows, and about 4,600 of. ilmond-eyed, cue-bedecked cousins"are handling the salmon on the Fraser. The Japs are as much alike as peas, and the small brownies are reported to be taking advantage of this similarity, so that the naturalization papers taken out by one of the horde are, made to do service for many. Some of these fellows are said to obt&iuvfishiug licenses on the faith of papers granted to others of the same nationality. If this be true the license would of course be void, and if any affidavit had been made to obtain it the person making such affidav t would be liable to prosecution for per- jurv. But this is a matter which neither the Dourin- ion government which grants the license nor the Provincial government, which is charged with the responsibility of punishing infraction of the law, has any machinery to investigate. Could not the Fishermen's Union step in and do a little detective work in their own interests ? It is hard enough that they should be thrown out of employment by these little intruders, but it lends a more serious complexion to the case to know that this end Was Ik en accomplished by fraudulent means If a case of such fraud be brought to the attention ofthe Attorney-General he would no doubt take very prompt action to punish the offender, and all or anv who abetted in the offense The liquor problem is one which the civilized nations of the world have been struggling with for years, and yet it is apparently no nearer a satisfactory solution than it was a couple of decades ago. The demoralizing effects of the traffic are painfully visible on all hands, and while public sentiment is even,'where in favor of reducing the consumption of intoxicants, the means adopted towards this end have been more or less abortive. Prohibition has been adopted in some of the provinces of Canada and in states in the Union, but nowhere can these measures be pronounced a decided success, ft would appear as if the manufacture of liquor must be put a stop to if temperance is to prevail. Of course much can be accomplished, and is being accomplished, in an educatioral way by instilling into the -.minds of the rising generation the evils of drunkenness. Whenever the suggestion is made to suppress t he liquor '���������'traffic-''", the" question of revenue is invariably raised But there appears to be a general vtendency in the direction of making up the revenue deficit from other sources of taxation Seeing that the governments of the different countries derive so large a revenue from the liquor traffic, one would naturally expect that they would see that the business is carried on honestly���that certain wholesome restrictions enjoined on other lines of business be enforced in the liquor trade. Yet the liquor dealer enjoysV--fair;; more privileges than any other man in business. His premises are allowed to remain open longer than the hours which law or custom assigns to others. If frauds ���"T- ^ ! ���WM���*.*,*-..-*. t i-n ����� - - <w-"~tjvw��� ����i*. ,.���- ��� ,-r,.*- ^ ��*rv��� ��� ri* T*" j.-. r.w��ff^* ."MW*�� *T V^ fV* > \ tt * THE ''NELSON: ECbNOMIST, are- perpetrated.'-in;other:..branches oCniercluind^e^the- offender is:quicklv-pulled:-up. and. punished rior *��> offense..' ��� The man who sells oloeomagenne.. lor -butter, Br instance, subjects'.himself to ��� prosecution, a* ��� line ��. imprisonment, but the liquor.dealer, who.- pawns ot, some vile decoction.as-Henstessy ��� s three.star branny.. ��� or veritable'.fire-wat'^r.:as;old Scotdr whiskey,, as .sate- This should not W. :"'. .There; are'-those -who yeemlemt 'that if liquors were sold ���'" in their- punCy there won Id i* less-drunkenness;ma resultant'''cmtie ,: Wc ^.belicvc there is something in "the contention, ���;:.-..' J.W m ' " All sons'ofapologies are now bemjLf.made lot, the [>:'bursting of ;'tbe:Xa^'. Nome : bubble/ ;-Neyt5{^f��r> which gave most exaggerated accounts. c:Ttbe..aileged- "���"'richness of'the ground? are'iiowtryjug'to t>hirk their ;: responsibility in the, matter, ���aud';.to'.:sb'<;w -that-ia.ihur '"'.is due to th'e. fact, that,'. the" w'toog class, .of ��� .men /vent' -������fortune-hunting...'''' t>oe of these vrgans says that- the. v Argonauts.:of 49 were better tilted 'for life iu'.t he", hill** ���' ��and canyons than the ���average mi ner. digging sain! on the Cape Nome, heaclCatnd/adds... " A- majority *Tthc' former... came 'off the "border.,, and long l*efore they reached the- Pacific-slope were-, hardened In; camp luc,' ���'���- '-.and had grown -.fertile in. resoui ee 11 is different wit h; a lar^e majority-of the, men,.-"who-have' as ambled- ���**.&' ���;���-.'Cape Nome; ��� They are strangers to'tamp life and the ���"' .-makeshiftsof the wilderness..,' .'..Swiff rnllusy irainv : carried them, across the- continent,'-', and' stealer*- lyaak-. '���',,���. o ' ''..������.'..'��� ��� them from the cars and landed fbem on "he tech' ad;. , '-Cape Nomea \ .There they are huddled ������.confused,' .home-sick, disappointed- 'and as belpiess as AwUUp-n in their new conditions'. No. wonder a' gjrvat��� Vv-ntiId.rrfts ��� down from the' wind-swept' teeh of :Be bring ' Sey. :'" - No wonder But it is, just this, class nnierKtadet't who- 'have'been lured to Cape. Nome-by .LtUt.:f;rM>Vfs <4 .|bc gold which was said to l*e washed from ds spud's The ���old-time practical.miner.gave-yhe pi act* a uidrn*' ' It is a pity that the.law due* ;u.-l orovrk: " . 'ish.ment of interested parties *vh- such death-traps. ; properties in M*fc:K:*^^ .'; are displaying: tiiydeyelopiiig-;,|b^.;'.;;'|t;.i|'^^ ���theydire-b^ ienay La fee-' m-iiel! be * mMf- Jiiktid'; ; ;wt f err &�� Columbia, a/./Tte'cfc^ ...scrv^Tatkt'^ ' tmnwffibe ���w'bklv ���"d^-1 i^lii^:tl^^a^jgWrv,��� i'u.':f 1' '.ilowcvci, thcrey-t^-mit^ .prove ,1 be,stock.'. t��f flits ^iii���^kiirM.uct ���������������Sjw :" 'Tbe'pjanUfrg,^ iblc;t'ltc'- folr to ��.?mp<?u4' j^flifelrflte ipf^^fe our .wate* ft I.!S;y��� v 1*tltti ��� lttclfe &'.'**�� shoulcl naf Jb*e,: fpir^lifc^J.^ imu hie-arid.. fcxp^fc^di^^ . ;s.tpe k ���! awf:r' Od^umfe .owo cowin:;/ fehirmct* oiTtbte'i^ n.Wf*W/''te she sjd.irion mmm��Tii^ir;^ ���which ��^^ '^fect^Vi^t.'^ -^m^."uHi w&&'isct-|4.ipiiiiil}*y��� ^^j^i^jf'" 'r*". lm of .^��.��/' iri|m*y;*l��ll*:# tivisjiv exicf!S-ii:mi'!iifT^ !:^y<M>r., imi .'^ .;^;^,llllMy 1. )oan'!:H��iT(.; c? v^-rii At lit tH-h m ->>ir;',CiriS:M*';mtii.|feli^ si Wn 1 j-BsttliaM" * f *1 >j -a r'-i nr ;*txl .F&!.Krf k$,;l*f-:,: ^'feicllyft; 0:B$:$t$$^$$ li *ft h ���'������'������'' : ;,: ..������'. .'"���'��� ./���'���'���.- ���.'��������������� ' :.' .':.. *.v�� lyyto 'if * A) ��:* 'i(!t! , fte yynyry.itvt.o t he lo,^-ci'\ i%;>luinrj|>ia..'-.Kiy^i;;,v--i-.Vri!'&#, tried' in tb��? r>ewv-liitcllcr��"Tcr;-|>e ...���'��� 4!'. : ,.' ..��� ,.. .:;;.-... Siit;!>���'vup.I,akr.���'.'': li:m:��mm��Bf\b l<r 11 h\tttI V\- tl! pfOVr ' Il %||CiCt*^,vV^yOyi ;ff^|tt|ito^';^ ^m Z^M:im- ,��isw��...'Ji��s��;!5- iwiwasK... ��� ���;; Reports from-Kastern Canada ^o ' mining 'market continues 'did;, ' ���. when' Rossland camp-first' to^k on pie of the hast \vere''fourul'i-;v;'hv:.<;-lisv'. when.-the-boom burst theybe^a:^ b;"Vea"ii��. dtious they had been in -'their inve.stiv,,.. ' however, most of the '''wild-c-atv o .0 ��� ��� degree of,C(>nfKleii-.ee was restored. a:.��; \h il.y increasing when the'.MoinTv'al lavevo ; Columbia mining stocks.^nt a!y,ihrr :nn .-the.closing down'of the W.o Ka^ie .o;o .mines in Rossland. -The-result is \\-,r ��� very cautious about iovestii:^ iJ; uwdiha . can scarcely be ex pected that the uk^u- East will speculate here until ilw. h;<- assurance of adequate returns .v v. .,, perties in which they are iuterx-s-u-d dtV; and returns are secured on tin-..-.��-:,\\:i\ .,pf.. then we may expect a-wholes��...iui.- h-viv-, from this quarter. Fortunately, h^st.-n. a controlling interest in some of the :n ^ * >i)�� >w tu.'ii t Vw ���t f ��� ^y ^ :nv -\eiiTs '���in �������� t ���������������* a no . i 1 ". 1 ��� 3 u.ur. ;ntu m .. 1. * \ui$\ the .^NelmirSa^ rcatroc:d ,,for ������^;/U'��fey.5^i;;' 3te^ a;_.A'trir5, ��� iy wyov h>tfa-riyild;y- ^HfC^tewf il'--i^ M-iWti hnemi t*rfKiidc-ik^lH^i^-iB*'��*B';^? t y h?v l.r,tgivde.ar.Hvecf.'o!i.^tht:mtm^ -'.;' .'f-^ d, V, fit c .H $t*iWtf .to'brfc��:k ,o:��t,iit.Bny'!'to��.^J ������<������ .'��� i.j. ����.jt .tr-rvttv .-'��� Ke'rrv rca5oi^Weyfm>vis^^ * dt i-.;- <:y. srs. r, ,r i4'oictt'!c*ii:��g'ai��*f I||���;::lll4:-5 t*, cx |;cc! ��� tbftt:'.t.Ire.IciiW��f*?* *^fi .. ott^- .:.Y,ti:"v ; ^ -^'dy ,:,S ,yr\!ius'i-c^^..ooiH:erp5 thcrt **rc by^^ -'���* y . - 1 -_*----��� ^vJ 'vr :;d.j iu.snrcd. in a g.o*>*'t Coirr|i#Py^ ������ . H-V��yfy^ :]i'v' "wv it ':,,- -ruittMdf and.'lib ti���ig.bbor^.to|>^^ rarden' Iicw^ *u.w.^; y.. . m A S' 4i*.n; * ' i..'.' * 'i m irti vs .''I ' M�� ' �� a\ h.H* yi: a? -1 '!ii!^: :I ���������i^- Jit emergency or a lew batld-V 'f^^o^po^ 1 '"Jck-i ,.,f Iwm of vvrtterVtfp'H^ "' i,J-i4 ''^ ;:vr.:f*d it^ rasim.* sak*t>%:-.; iVv ,**?!*��?*�� I^'pb- tf>�� fre.juetuly make wlwn'i tnt w -I ^ftp ,p y ci. < * '��? ��� imM as ii^ii^^MnEn^=^--- ' -.- f ST*!" THE NELSON ECONOMIST ���*' >'' -1-* ^lt m& $:&! %M ft; �����; WS tiiii il: iSjim m. tm w r�� ,,-J1 fe|�� iff*' * ^f|.y^ *��':*..>��.��� *&l i: ��� V. �� . . *.*����� i . ���"Ci''��-; * S y .'.-���-���.. ft* �� , * ��� I* - J the removal of their own effects, even though Bock away, instead of lending a willing hand I the fire in check, until the arrival of the fire at least; We trust those few suggestions will rted for the letter protection against fire. iriMjc of weeks ag:> Thk Economist called at-1 the necessity of having regular government issued monthly or quarterly setting forth the intent and output of the mines ofthe Province Unted out on that occasion the advantages to be bv such statistics, and expressed the hope that Inister of Mines would see his way to putting ichiucry of his department in motion to aecouv [he object in view. We are pleased to note that itier has been taken up by the associated boards le. who are petitioning the Provincial Oovern- [o adopt such a system a?*, that outlined in The c ��� MIST. >: growth and improvement in the facilities for atment of ore is one of the best indications of KTCSS ami wealth oi a mineral country From Standpoint the Kooteuays and Boundary Creek /ideuce of wonderful development The Hall smelter has been blown in afresh, and its capa- to be increased. Again the rumor is afloat, is time on what seems to be good authority, ie smelter at Pilot Bay will soon beat work, the [ird activity iu the Ainsworth and other camps sufficient to"Tteep ll agoing. Then the smelter ml is being enlarged to meet the increased de* * u;H>n its resources, while the Northoort smei- b'nng so improved as to increase its capacity by ous oer day It is at Northporl that the output la. Roi is treated. In the Boundary emmtry doing of two smelters is nearing completion ��� i*:aud Porks and the other at Greenwood. It j-. ������ from this activitv in the smelting business i % cat amount nf ore is'available for treatment. n ��-a ever, from the encouragement which these tu facilities will give to those operating mines bice been brought to the shipping point, they ;i\ * i he effect of stimulating others to greater ,.'*�����*j<*& ,,J developing properties to that stage. As soon vd -' i\4MKSfosn',cK become mines, and are in a position to i^K^^^S:'*"' llK'rt ^ n" difficulty in interesting capital to ^y? �� i�� \&.�� 0 P>* *v3#��ff lin-m dividend pavers. A ",S'J *'\'hnl'. P��>val Templars of Tennx ranee have issued a XJ^Pug on-st the /'V'okojhV, of Toiontc. claiming $io- ;'!T iox in alleged libellous statement regarding the "��,*>*��� Our namesake ofthe Oilmen Citv devote* its -^'/l^jo-, to financial aiul insurance matters, and has 5'n'j. ;j,\ ihe wrath ol the Ciood Temidars bv insinu- '-*���.. . * -^ l -\\\\ it the order is unsound as regards its financial '.' :nt "'��i\(; is a very 1 ;borious occupation,, and how- obnst the man, he is obliged to lay olf now and under existing, circumstance tor recuperation, iu every other avocation six working days per week is all that is found practicable, miners iu British Columbia work seven. At the Bosun mine, New Denver, the six-day working week was early established, and was found to give perfect satisfaction. We are pleased to note that the management of the War Eagle, Centre Star and Le Roi have adopted the rule of no Sunday work, and hope that ail other mine managers iu the country will follow the example. Thk inevitable has come to pass���Grand Forks and Columbia are now in the hands of the same townsite people. The bitterest feeling has prevailed between the two communities, one even going the length o blowing up the bridge leading to the other. There is also a strong suspicion that the people of Grand Forks were implicated in the fire at the Columbia Hotel, which.caused a serous loss of property and gave many of the inmates a run for their lives. The Columbia townsite���si beautiful one���has been secured by the svndicate controlling Grand Forks. ^ It" is officially announced that the Japanese Government has forbidden the emigration of any more of its subjects to this country This action was induced by a protest from the Dominion authorities that the little brownies were pouring into British Columbia in such numbers as to threaten to inundate it What a pity this protest wss; not made a Jew years ago, n ud thus save the residents of this country from unwholesome competition and from being forced to tolerate the presence of a very objectionable people iu their midst It we could now put a stop to Chinese immigration yet another good point would be gained Englishmen in ail quarters ofthe island are training carrier pigeons for the purpose oi systematic transmission of messages At the Crystal Palace a pigeon post has been established, and it is said to be working perfectly. Numerous clubs have sprung up. -which carry oh regular communication with continental points by means of these i% postmen of the Jiir." It is thought that England's trained pigeons will be tmmensly valuable to the country in the event of war. It is recalled that one of Lord Rothschild's pigeoas brought to England the first news of the battle of Waterloo, and that large use was made of such birds during the siege of Paris. *i he Weekly Irish 7Wa, t Dublin), s-iys that six years ago Miss Ina Ihde nursed a wealthy clothing merchant iu the Berlin hospital. When recovered sufficiently to leave the institution he asked the nurse to marry him. She consented, but her parents would not allow the marriage to take place, as the lover was consumptive. The nurse went to New York, and she has just been informed by cable that her former patient had died and left her ��3��oootooo, and she has sailed for home to claim the estate. Father O'Flynn���' And now, Pat Murphy, in this season of Lent, what is itye'll do by way "of penance?" Pat Murphy ^; Shure, then, :ril���I'll come an* hear your riverance prayche !'\ tfl , ?. t 1 1 (1 . T \ <y '; '_ , 1 1 ' ' t1 T ! [. ���'-'if! l A'/ r. H; , i1'-! 'v , 'I 1. ��� . I r.-..V "^ . * . Ilj. - ���' " A.u^.J^ .i*. lAil .�� Alii* r "**!*��� ' i . < A-'*�� Y .. ��^. -' 1��^M Li |J I l * ^. -^ l t Ef��^ . ^ ^ �� THh NO.SON HCONOJ MINING NEWS SLOCAN.; over i, pv* tons, dunn tf' The Whitewater shipped July. '-.'���'.'.'. " Work' .was, resumed'.; on ' the��� long;������ tumvei on..t.bc Bosum.tiiis^'eek. V'iu;tlie:'iipfaise.6ii'lhe of clean ore is reported. '": It is reported--' that a"-, concentrator w\\Uk bui|i"'��T the Ehterprise, on Ten Mile creek. ��� More locations 'are being: matlFonT;lacier..' erctfk, opposite New Denvor, thisseason The Lorna I)oonv near the,���>. Vancouver, ���will .havr considerable work done iij>o;vtt this year. Fifteen inches of'- rich, galena'has' comc-ioto.'. ih,r surface workings on the MountainCon, :Assessment work:..on::1 he-. Silver 'Nugget, Mile, hasexposed eight inches of g&kn.f. "-'.' .Claim, owners above' Codyare;''5ht>uiiitg''to They should get them as',speedily as-'possibky. , -LLsufficient ore can be blocked out .auheieanuetk jv i%ti HAXW k "^�� on"Wilson creek, a mill .willT-e put iu to o.Tk"t*n irate it.:;.'���".���. ���'.:''.'������ "��� .? .;': '.: .; The Hercules is the hues:,, mining'.' cotnpa.rn- ui Kaslo. The company is working a prof*erty iu the Ibex basin. The.North-west 'Mining, -'.Syndicate are-. .doi'su* \iw assement work "on-17 claims own^rd by ibem up Pmt-r- Mile creek. ,. The Washington, one, of the .. .earliest Sh--can ^0- ducers; msy again be'worked When nh^ *y^�� ,, o- had.shipped aboiit $300,000 worth-orore- "��� The ore shoot on the Rulw is stead ilv nv^r^i^h as.work-progresses.. ' The tunnel has bc^u 'd'-b>*- >'*��� feet alongside the-ore;-and at .the' face th^ sW-^.-C now 10 inches wide at the bii.se"-. The r,r.c is W belter grade than,any yet encountered. Ichhi nuss<-d with grey copper, and oarrvii^ '.bin,:- v>d :^,^-' oxides ���������; The Strike reported last-on-'the ' >>!;,-*,.'*,.'; .'.r ', '������" -.- better than the owners first; anticipated. Th^sP^',.-- .'has widened to two leet and is conned *d p-d-'l''- V : .bona'es, kidneyed with galena. ". ' '.Knpu hHoV " ' very'high'-grade grey copper '(i,, r, V ""'^ in the face of the tunnel driven .n *:".,: fiV. on the same property. The Last Chance tram'termimd \vy> --, Phoenix company The-fin-��� n-mw,! "The loss was adjusted on the 2 vd r e" *> amounting to ��3,500, paid on {1,r ,-,,,. ' ��� '���.; W. P. Murdock, of the Payne assav ��� Denver on..Monday for a busihess tm The towers for the Ivanhoe train h;o> structed to the brow ofthe hill jus{ ;i')M,,.,., *.' ' ' ' ' ,N >Ai t.. ir-�� Ui! ) O ��� ' < i, I u��. thr p�� ������nuiiin h'*i'i New . \ ! i./r ,'1:1 H *' ��� i ! ! Senator Warner Miller of \vu- \\ , \ ���.,' McGusigf, the well know promrder n\ v'^^?' ! H. Menard, mining engineer of i),.,,.." ,M ,''',,�� h- and Percy Dickinson of Sandon n��. f ' . ���K('1"' ��� ��������'��� ��j i ne j^^8BjOTf��-��*��^*^*"*��^^PTr*��^ 'MWWWMMM .������WnrW^Vnt^ the-lieadv'-art i'toi^./iii;lbifc^t<^fef^^ye'-i -is dcyctoJHi^ }tmtXimpA$lm$it^ - '���'������iiusitft^v':'iu:';\Vi. :"*t* he- W;-'hi t.^: ��Va l��ferv V''y|ite^^:IS|^#; .g'*M*K.^'';. M>on,>"\. y:\,y -yj.-y"--'1 'y';'^'.,y, ^���Jtt'OUpl^.tO. MIpT0flf*':;J the "rrt*U..Smt?ii.��tf*.-y; ^.l lfie ' WnkebrId; '"���':Hift<Sf li if*tr:--vri!I::i^ fyflllty'r mm^ 'h$rM ���<; roof:y.; ��� yTbe^*tf;$Mjp^^ ��� ".."'��� ���������; .'������ r.y. ���...������. ��� ������'. .''���..:;'y 'ov, ,'i;..y':.j; .;,'"--;!y;- i:;v:y:'.'''.',yo':������������������;'.;---..'.' '.'.������������-. ���.���..���.������.������.���'-���������y.MB ni^-nll!' or |uly-. Mj:ii#iii$t^ uct'.viiic... W*i .,*b5p^i'ffiHli .SIIVf;ft 'l.he-.tofi ...':���' AV-'.A:A'. :-.���'"C��eofg-c' K-i��sie tet;; 'itmi gold ;iikviitjf^-..Mll ���'' -.The ���',' r^r^T'i -c*f;:,|..t^^v;^'::cf'* 'P.i**prfcvify- -Qpttoi March-'.%f %i ::lml ^tii-i,^l.!lil| rcMibctl' "iu. i |iftifi!.-li|: ���s.u kfd. |rivi^;'.'.' %t'%mlitA.::,W0AM-ft , T'ht ������ 10^ I -'iij:^ >lv*'>%v,4', t be li* f tcil:.'" tmii ws<x pAf T||; .-, "I%fy-: ���f'.'-'tJ"*'' .w r'or- H:vo*'b-H.n.:-Afat��^ ' j ".^^ ' L#*'t -Cbiijct'. ^i^Sm , ''v.' '*���:' ' '. , ' ,' - ������..;'..'A. ..-:';���',; -';T-|,.r-. -���_, ������ ��� .���'; -,. ��� 5?:.4* ��� *��t3 j o ii 0.0 4^�� y^tt.l 1 imM V-iO��*: J;;*/ I ���^G At the..>UM,b���f L*^ *^; fe *.T1 ot mM: n t a I, I be-.... j^fellylf ^i|^ ������ ^ iv crc^.-Csn 'IS, . npwy|!i;.:-;^r���-,yi#r:;^:y��lw �����* ��*.��. *vc setri. i's. s.!C :ofi*- -i^-.-"' ctete^Pf ritt;:';lfi I i#II ���T* m.,*'^ net to ox'kte of iroiT /;'; ,/-.r;'y.yy;^y:::;o.-'y;:;;��� ���::0- arrived, there . \&$t Tumdm AkMA^0^;^^i general pi*Kfrc|ing W0fk..'<l.lfJh^'y'^ [������CMiCS. '''���'���''y-:y.y.::V - ''' ;"'';"K:'"'-yy ' ���, - ��� ���' '��� ��� ���'���'' -���'������'."y'*;-"t ( )fT (.'hinrnftnl., ��''��.���.���.*.��*' jsSfc^.- .|*i'%.f*��4��;i^sJV; fiU 1135$ ^M." *��� 1 ?* 'f r-ol M'ncperv ��*.iw. - ��3Sgr^li;-;:*b^��i:>:^ 'v^'ic. ; Th<. ii - c;. m\imAn."^itemiC^^ife^^ h'd with about' 7*.kMausL' -.' 'y'/o^S' AAWM^i "thk siM.itK^Si;l|^:^ , -Business no I'rinceUm. Ill it;g���iiend 'ihl^yW1! vui>i,y has |>een quiet of lute, : -Wfef'^ tyP (;i 'ns'ide 1 atiM, 1 tbat |hi$ is. ,;lbf ,cil��idlpyef.*-; VI,ut' and the' .Xurihw^i.-. .ge��^ro.Uy% iVl<?r-^ wondcnetl ai. AithoUgb UO ' StiiTtiiW ^ n;lv<' ^^-n chronicled x\m week, :tb��;work in ,s ��>V no means at a standstill, ' -'Tbr'-rijcoul*^v m ��� - AM f t,'ts k r^~T-n-��j-���������^;.?!Tisraj r- ,:;|iF;��:s '-���'.4- THE NELSON ECONOMIST ��� <i tis 10 ii W* .'!���>���,.*''';".*�� IBS S skG M35 Slwife 3*f *,i., ���ar-jr* 'Il large number of new locations, some of which >rted to be exceptionally fine -surface show- [e Aspin Grove district alone this past two pineteen new locations were made and a large t of assessments recorded. The Bate boys are ft .over the Nugget property and the develop- far k goes on unabated. [Ontario and Brunswick, two new claims on {river, have good showings, and are owned by Po ��els, Lougheed and Stewart, Mr. Stewart that he does not intend to spare time or energy ^property, and has great laith in the iinai out- msaeikm was made the past week whereby fr Rossland party acquires a holding in Si'mil- |t mining property, H. KLlockmau purchasing a inh interest iu the International, Nancy t Constitutional; and Gold Hill claims Vermilion Porks M & D. Co. recorded assess- [work on the Iron Mask, Home Rule, Jubilee 'uucoiivcr claims the past week, and it is their Ion to follow this up with vigorous develop* Iwork. I Mclmyre Bros., formerly of Phoenix camp, ���mil talking a great deal, are hard at work lining and have been rewarded by SDme good [u the Aspen Grove district. XELSON\ i\ have siarte<i to haul ore from the Royal Can- itt v .������.- ���*;< I. IV '0 0i re arc about 150 men working on Forty-Xiue , with most encouraging results * gold bricks to the value of $1000 each, were fct down from the Venus mine the other day and led in the Imperial Bank to be sent on to the 1 lialena. Dr. Dooliltle expects to have another end ol the week, returns at the Granite mint1 for June resulted low*: 104 tons of ore crushed producing 500 ��d* bullion and 41 ions of concentrates, with an ted value of Sto.ooo. At the Queen Bess 120 fore was shipped, valued at $6,700. n Myles was down from the Paradise on Mon- His property, which is a free-milling proposi- ijlfef^lies about half a mile from the Poorman and 200 *&f$$to\\\ the govern ment trail. He reports having tftf^fifca new and rich lead, which lie is stripping. -.1 ^V-^Tning Mountain is still the ureat centre ofattrac* * r''* r ' * k ��� "��iX**^i�� the Xelson district, and as work proceeds the .vyfV-;.r*cts improve. Several free-mdliug propositions v/-/' V :ut location are receiving attention, and every * v, V'iugs tidings ot some new and imoortant disco* t)Sti he lS $ ��� V ^* Percy Dickinson has continued the report of K:*.- busier of the Xeepawa group, on ten ...rile, -* \ Messrs. Mcliillivrav and Shannon to the Warner syndicate. The Xeepawa group consists of ii. "laims and is situated just t<�� the west of the ���rise. -: "-J -. returns for. the Athabasca mill for fulv wete as " : Period-of run 27 days 23 hcurs ; ore crushed 400 tons; value of bullion recovered $ I4��53���� concentrates $3,591,32, giving a total of $17,121 32, or an average value of ore crushed of $42 80 per ton. The total values for the month of June amounted to $28- 276 26. ! The Dominion minister of justice, Hon. David Mills, has declared the eight-hour law of British Columbia constitutional. The opinion was given iu reference to a petition from the mine owners asking for its disallowance on the ground that it is unconstitutional. Copper is selling at 17 cents and still going up, with a demand exceeding the supply. How much money this advance will pour into the pockets of mine-owners can be seen from the fact that, while the production ofthe Trail creek division only increased from 5^2327011 pounds in 1898 to 5,693,889 pounds in 1899, the value increased from $629,411 to $996,43i- ASSAYERS' SUPPLIES. The largest stock ofassayers* "and" chemists' supplies carried by any firm in the Kootenays is to be found at W E. Teetzel & Go's f Nelson. Everything in these lines can here be had ofthe best quality, as the firm represents in this Province some of the best known manufacturers, suclfas the Denver Fire Clay Co., Wm, Ainsworth & Sons, F. W. Braun &Qo., etc. There is no longer any necessity for assayers or chemists the place their orders elsewhere, which will be appreciated as a great convenience. There are now 15 grandsous of the Duchess of Abcrcorn serving with the British forces in South Africa. The packages sent fiom Dublin Castle to Windsor show that the Queen's purchases in Ireland were largely presents for her wounded soldiers. The Gaelic League has captured the Dublin Cor* poratkm, which has passed a resolution to the effect thpt it is desirable to preserve and cultivate the Irish language in Irel-md The Lord Primate of Ireland states that the prayer which he wrote before leaving Cape Town for the use of the British troops was written at the request ot Field Marshel Lord Roberts A sergant the other day was drilling a newly arrived squad of Irish Rifles. Suddenly he gave the word %i double " Pat took no notice. ,4 You seem tt) know nothing about dotiblinV1 said the sergeant tl Xo. sergeant," came the the reply. " I'm a Cork man.1' A Glasgow man in Ireland witnessed an amusing incident in a Londonderry school the other day. The school master was rubbing tip the South African geogranhv of his pupils, and to one of them he put the Equerry--1 Where is the Orange Free State Miekv?" Instantlv came the answer--11 Belfast sir 1, In British Columbia there was collected in royalties on cut timber during the las? 12 months, $77>000' an advance of $15,000 over the previous year. During the year So.ooo,000 feet of nm>-royalty producing timber was also cut. Mining licenses, however, fell off very much. While there was 13,000 issued in 1898-99. there was but 9,000 issued in the year closing June 30th. * U ��� ������'$ 1' r 1 .1 ' " ^, * A> * ���-.... yv '" 1 n \r . i>J ( 1 '~ ' f *\ 1 y\l t ">'* ^ >t ' " J. *< r "^"-'1? \ n /: ' v' ):il , ,''. .-j . *- '. 1 V * 'ri,' ���~ / , r.\ 4,,-pJ, ' 1 " '".�� jf" , ,' -v/ ^ '��t''i-;*t , r 1 v^" f * ', T '' " ',!>' ' - fit- / ' 'Pl'^ ' ' 1,'*" . "��� J .^ 3 ��� < i'-y.- V ��<?',(} , >* ''.'' 1' -iO r ^ u .. ���'��.-- 'V 1 <* /.V1** J i .H^, , ( , ,���'?! ���^-ff ' 'h''" ri " ' ^ 1 ( 1 ^ li ^ J T ' * .r,' ���' ' ',('''4* ( , \ ''W,,' f ' r ~* " ' /, * '!'���'' 1 1 H \ 1 M* ' ' ! ! ' . ^ r t V ' . ' V B ' ������' ' . J . f . 'AT', t ��� -j; 'V 1, , .n: y-^: ���A>':A J - V * -ST **]���% *l"��Uf��"iW V fnMKY -..���+V**tlAj**m T T \ ��� ( ��� '"''���: '.y:i, A.Ai-::.''..'������"'������.!��������� .:,.V>:'...:. ��� '.^'MJH *"- r 1 I f^w tvI*"Site1 &'' Iffc ��"' *'-l*ft-'i��i^f'v' Jv-'vd #fc ��'" *. * i !���*" -f ���"�����* *' S-. ��*. *:-.,?;��� C^O i# ii' jji&'i.'. :#��� f ?# p." r- V7 1�� H8 "��� i* ( �� JF lfc$.'. p| ;/���, ��� III fa ifllf J*'��j KKfi Jfc " s i U i F.|lf;t IflW A*' lit Ov life ? jr.*" * ft.'; ffifflf 5H '������ ilii tU liK A�� < -"i ', ��i 7��T* ^ u *rii 'ml J*l ��l' :ft I ( rt ;c*iii ST T "SiJ ' ? ���wfl 5 tin i **��� ,1 i ^ ���������'-W'Xaiii 8 ' f H S:" ������ N K LS O X' L G Q NO MIS T, Ai'lGXC.the past.,week-Nelson w^s fiv��-reiUi's ibe.; *' meeting ...place yd, .'the A.s^oci;tt.ed'j>y;o;d>y;? dT'.^!^ ��� of SpiUh'ern.'Brijis.h' C^bunhuo and v^M w^h^nU. h;*y, been-'so .selected is.-a- coTuplnncu: ���di.'.-t .'arrangetnents in-.-handr.'' '��� 'X%> otoer' pluce; t'.n .>���< British' Columbia i> ;'"Sv��"eonv^tiictsl'h:" .^td :ary.ib-e ..�� *. j I, * ; ( * . i, i n, ��� �� (; ; V may'use .the'y.expfes'saju.'. .. ^ul:;i\^)nc'l^^l'c^n\^wn^ 4or-/visitors" to approach.:from;��� a]lcji;a.rterv.ybv ;-rad-4 boat, bht the hotel aclV>^:H.u,(H!alr;>n',^s^^;���������>'l^^^^,^ Uou ..of'������any othcr-Uiilaud l-owiy in'the ]Tovn,a\. ''{��� he"fe.s:.tdj of making.'Xelson' the nieeuni: ;-place ��� ^ .;*> was a full ..'a.ftenditrice''"d":.delegale<"a'n'd'n.v> ience. .,,,A.Sdo (he rtelib'ir;tn<>,i'S.V*f the^'lKKiv; the.v>ip.icj nie as''being verv. practical' c- ��� Several tuvv'-'uta'-u- :^y��y 'f *..;.>���'|? f V'fVf ^ ���.. �� �����. * '.I .i '* %. j i yi y*��?'i?'n �� <��, n * *.* "'h. ���- Jm. ���? ������ .a 'i vi *'cy. yy: SJ > e.rd^v J-?.nfdr y-yn: 'his i,s a i' iT.ere. i>--'u i yrr.o'up.MpCr- ', if , f ^( I,' r. p :; * i. ' r -���, .��� ���AM. '"������'��� "-estious were'' made bv'.;������ uu with the wants id" their ���-���jja.rricuTU'. dist.j ivl^ ���'������:* i^d .^l! ..calculated to advance tlicbest ������inu>rcs,t.s oi S^uf^.'vrn .. 13riiislr'Coiiu.nbi:f...'.vd<ec*dntn.en!:i'Vi1^ .-; . such -.-an', i nil ueu.tial.,i jydy: un* >t carry' ���.wei.^I'U wtrU-".t.ho .government andj>.e :pr$.M.hu;live -.{. ^ood.'reKuhv. ' ��� �����.. .,., ".''.. ��� ,��� ';. delegates Were banquet ted by. :hcdvea! fy-yrd ,, close ofthe convention'" :.'.., ,���'��������� '������''.." ���; .1 observe .that Vhe',local Sinhbo��;.vi;'iTo,ds h���yi.i aud that''the little ones, a re nie at .the park more' the. .merrier that has not been bauti/ed slyydd ��� outing as'well as the little. v/b/-!y. ��� ;' kled at the bnuti'smal hViu -M-.d ^ ' godmother did pn .mise a: d ,vo\v' �� name; 'These spmkVjx *.f fl,,.^ j their obligations., aiu! ijj ^ ak-y^. *'��� even.exclude, the .'lad v and-.gr-ui-n were, who " stood uP {V.r���'.'. i\i:< i...;:,, y as I no doubt wav ;{| Hu/-rifvc ; 'growing n?(,re li'ber'ai in <y|r .; came so the -more'-wi'lf sh��'w i '��� '..of him win, said, ���'' >i\\Uo-.\Ulv: me, and. forbid them-:uot - U;l Ai , ������ of heaven " I ^isl. th^d.nntf'd s pleasant time. / And speaking of Lake pyry i eompiaiiits that. o��o o,:,^,,...,].;��� ,,> be heard on the groun-K 'V .." lot Of voun^ felbi-A^ .-,,., ���y ', ^ -,������'��� ��� ' ' ' ������:'���'��� i .1 i i ��� i ��� '; .-whoseem-to'think thin -i; i, ,.', ...���'. commandment, rind tlnn n ;���. <���..'������.���. ,use,stong but intllcgani ;i\\\r> ti\- strance does not seem s-op/.;,..;, , ".-.'guided-yonihs ; adi.tde tWo',.',,. .. should be.applied; '.'The-IVroiito 7W/-'r/yv/���//,;.(p. {.s ,lf.. ings of the editor and fni-anei.-r <.i and this is the wav it t��uk ,.Ci.!; ' New-Denver Ledge wants \< fully wicked, and is as well (pi;;ii as anj-eastenr.tenderfoot would be o ��� ayy J'fV ;;'t ' i.. /,'' ���.?. ..y ' 'j'" '���'<>��������� a\<<,.](., a ��� -. '' 'uo- .,-. , f��g28��&&��Q&3��2tt$r ^eSmffiHUto^^ .^^a*- ��� AViiJi {Inn ;���..l,ow;:ry;^:il|M 40i&iiic^��� , but.; '������], mmt %&$W :i^'nder:l^t^;wlii^:fe cio^ottd^.|.H>ker';iii'4 miiujge;in; |IOr;i^, yii;,^ tricnd^.;,:.Hmyever>;U^^^^^ ���i mi" di y ^ 11 ^-go^^l - j-^|de'. mm;- ^K0i^k^i ir�� id'.gtiirbbfiK-d-tb^:.:i^ l.-,v .', v.* t ,i< :sb^ .;n?^ebi|ie*��.'ydttwtitiigi -..���.';?. ;^:.Hi:'-it>^^'.'M.*���� ���p?:$tr'chW'^ ���y-ipy ���iS'.civ;y^tii^btej^ ������.��:."^ ;.,'-* i fit ,|icct'���^4:ry;.; ^ta,ii. ii.| .Mniii;f |;:,- mP'A^Wm^0mk $���$tm pc -mm ���MmmlAm^WW^ '������..- ���.���. ���".��� - ���; . ...'.-',:..'���; ���.....--.-... ,'AA- ,.; f��,�� y.i,--:'i:.A<::r- .::-,;:.: .. .y ���.;���"��� N.;;,:. 15..;. v" ,>;.^ *^; ;'v ^. ' K* * * ,-''I- w,^:. !^:^.iitfi;������ W'llll^'ily:;11ii||i^|4fti^il#ft^ ^va.^,,-.jii?|c'f*fry ii;^^ r!$ar.^c!.ci^; f. fdtfmlftT^ rO'?i;ay;.c ^^.*'J^r||t.w cf|ll^^ pU.rr \ 'ui' ilsy^^kititi^^i^ <iv'csf!'t?'d ^finimt '....ylr-fiii^ *' -. .If v '/ ? ryHIc:t$ icy l^ci'li'TiSf life;illrtf;::^lif$|i||j ": -fes.^r'd '.'vb��*...' I!sfft ' ..t||i:ftl|*||.|l|l^|to ' ^ip^ ������,* ?')>'. iy* MNrd' *i$irt;rc|: Jf^f cJ^ �� li. * I.'.,. C'l w St teli if II*, ^P*ill:.!1 i-cd X3;.w���'���.VVhy-k.': .^'<Htk!l'^ I" ?><��������� C b.n;ry-��� ��� ntf.'^^|^|icli'C fe t5 '*-^*' thf*--;**a-H4-.wlipiiiif 1?^^^^^^!^ u c? y i< :mr -��y i m4TAAAMA^0^M^A"^^i * ;i 'i' ��' * tV Hit 9 -,j *��� i; ���>'?:��a "'k K'i$ V-'f .V -���l;.S^w;E@biii|J|f^,y ... '������ .* .... . . ���,-. .-A. ;;���;.'/.',.:���.s ,;,'. y:'���-';; .yy'cyy-cvy.' .-���.. ���������^^ffity*T : -f ? ^ I' I i ^* ^ l^bf t-��� Il'^y^f'f ii|^^ 'CU o .t�� * ��< 'e,i kr^AAmA( ^ 'nmy..}i&''-^ * ������ '''''���,s'.'.'' I ^.*0^V^ j u:e UMdfyw-*iis^'yiiii��I;t mmm.^f|g y?tff n* lo cr^v^y;";0.i^|T:-;;M'-tt-11"*^:.'*'''-'''"���'.���"?'-S^-3p^^ '-���'.. './' i;; ''' ; - '���..���'41'^^ -"��� '-;''-c y:* *'a*^w$&** -:- * ��.n vcr,' h abm*I. io.-Stii'Ve. &^'lt��..^;��^ : iu' H^c'f jnn��i, ��� where-Sit- ki^-MS^'ft^ ^5 *-<? ihc rdd-^iifncrf ,tf ? n';��i hr4ug b' i \m 'mmm^ :-\ homi*.; ��� Ii kTllicfcif or dniWlT^A^^ r .i'^'v w-iis iii" ilrbrfmriof tb* Bf^-f -^ s��* r ��i u r p n ^-c �� wit lis, )��*��!:<:: Wsl> ^;||. - \>��� \raiIs.-' Nieamer^ plviw^ mu:VM.������"' ,'f t < tlS!''Lio know hut tne' Iricl'ian-.ilfw^'^;!""''': iViir|^ "nee was but proapiecto^*;^^-^;.^ 1 >��� * "���, . �� i- > ,f. * '. i. ,>j'- i t ti. > j* ii ^ -VLt&rtM*!-rtfi<���PllW6|, rASM -���,/i,<t��i -'MIS ... *��*> fejiS1 THE NELSON ECONOMIST _�� P��$ - x }r- �����"-*. _ ���-<���! >t-e-3 ?��� L,��: ^ l-l ���-������ >?t( isperous population applying themselves to industries not as the venerable priest found hen first he plied his peaceful avocation &e: or* - th- Ihe prisoners at the Provincial Jail here are lie offenders. They are awaiting their trial charge of stealing a watch, while the other If-aeeused murderer. Both youngsters- finder twelve ye��rs of age���have had c*per-: the police before, and it. seems a pity that ? showed undoubted traits of criminality they ;nt to a reformatory. Mad this course been c one would now have been spat ed a term Mimcut and the other even worse. The case fMislonka, of Nelson, is not one of "spare >1 spoil the child/' When"first he gat into' jfeie and hegan to sleep out at nights, his plea ' (���ho was afraid to go home because his father Swish him severely, With the other young Ihiugs were different- �� he seems to have had \ tear.' He hails from Rossland, and although %d u* under twelve years" of age. was for a. earning his own bread, his last employment" ding horses foVii livery stable. His brothers it the mines, niul his mother was taking les- rt needlework, leaving the youngster to'his" itues, There were firearms in the house, to ung Cbcnoweth had access, and which he than once used There does not appear to it anv restraint on the lad, and as there was ���ho saw the crime committed, bisown version ;ed must be.uecvpted. He had some words f Chinaman, shot him dead, put the gun back ice. and left the house to avert suspicion. This us child, iiUhough "subjected ofthe crime from outset, managed to wan^ the vigilaneeof iland police: it took a Pmkcrton detective to the apparent mystery. The whole story of lolads goestt* show the necessity of keeping a t/diful eve over children who show signs oi A little more of home influence and less of the hu\t[ hi nine cases out often have the desired Tin- number of voungsters to he seen on the itu.'is of Nelson at night is not creditable to sp..px;>le. If necessary* let w^ have Curfew ^y.Ki}^^^^' Alth-m^h it may sound of primitive days, we TvSSfSWi&uhui' 'his if we knew the little ones were at ���'Sftc ��'����ri--'*.5 "e, ]\ (V > ���iT i. . ���:->.;;.-\jv\' r* l/&��>��;' rNLKAVKNKD BKKAIL Yr/f V/^$fe^d ait'-i a course \\\ historical novels and war hJ- AA-{0^t* 'rnl��'aveued Bread" is a refreshing desseit. it. i j t ���J* * i ' i ���"...'O::*'^' iinnu nsclv clever caricatine of social Ulc, and vc-'?'iv'jvV :' '-"''cnly observant mind. It will be >;;;cv^::;i^/ljL :dished by all wlm have" looKrd into '-���'.���.���;.-.">j-:mid its ways, and who know that therein ail Vc;vV^'llith'tf Kellers ; ' .^'"V./t 'iiant has cleverly presented his charters* ;/- i/ r..''^\\i".\m hang no imposingprotraits sugc.estine: *;,-"i' -.f ��! j��ati��'ut toil with the brush, but there we ���-..*:;��� ���-��� uup-shots" of women and ol men, who '; "'.:.*-tin.'! the time nor the warning to admit of !:'- ' l;*��i instance : "It was enough for him to watch her as she stood therewith her head.on one side, and the worried archangel look transfiguring her profile/7 This is Selma White,, about whom the whole story circles���Seima White, .thrice married eventually, and bearing'other names p who, throughout the three-act comedv of her little life, paraded,before the foot-lights taking' herself tragically, deliciously unconscious ofthe burlesque enjoyed by that' quiet multitude of refined eyes in the shadowy theatre, and hearing not the ridicule of M the gods/' - Of comely appearance/ coupled with an earnest maimer, this worried archangel received the hearts best devotion of three consecutive men ; and this commodity she made capitalbf to purchase her own advancement The adoration of the first was crystallized in a fine house and " metal stag"���ih the city of Benliam���which the adorer had, been enabled to buy ' thorough success in the city varnish business. For a time Selma was happy in this new spere ; especially since she could forsake school-teaching and become mistress of a gaudy house, when .Ljewis Babcock toqk\ her for better or for worse.-/ But discontentment began to seethe in her soul, when she found that family traditions were provokingly old in Ben ham ; and that unless ' home-owner lived on a certain street, and on a certain side of that street, she could not mingle socially with the elect. Selma 'was not long married until good and sufficient cause arose to justify her in seeking a divorce, which she had difficulty in obtaining. Without much delay, she again tried matrimony, .this time >ith Wilbur Littleton, a New York architect/"brainy and according! v more congenial ; for Seima was intensely ambitious intellectually, and had a great idea of .her own mental capacity. She was equally ambitious (or social success, though she spent a life-time trying to stifle and conceal this longing, realizing that she was not quite socially fit. ' In cold-blooded fashion.�� she used every one in her path as means to an end. Wilbur Littleton was ready to do much to her, but alasi he progressed too slowly in his profession, and was unwilling to sacrifice thehigh ideals of his art by building architectural ".hotch-potches" and thus make money more readily, that his wife might keep pace with Mrs. Gregory Williams, the one woman *ho filled Selma with a fierce envy. Therefore Semla ignobly charged her husband with neglect oi his duty to her, and the oft-repeated accusation iu time broke his spirit. To save complications and to give this smalbsouied woman every chance to attain the heights, the author allowed Littleton to die ; and great is" thepitv, for be was the fine character of the story His death lift Selma free to marry the lawyer, who obtained her release from bondage as Mrs Babcock. As Mrs. James O Lyons, the wife of a successful political! with a sentorship as gaol, Selma believed she could go no higher. She was ecstatic on the nishtofherhusbawrs election when thecrowd gathered about his house to cry out their congratulations. Together thev stood upon the balcony, and as Selma listened to his peroration "she felt that he was speaking for them both and that he was expressing^ the yearning intention of her soul to attempt and preform great tilings. She stood gazing straight be tore her, with her faraway, seraph look, as though she were penetrating the future even into Paradise." Robert Orant tells us nothing further o( Selma ; that is the last glimpse readers are given ofthis unusual character. The book is full of wise observations on character, and is the cleverest study we have read It is published bv the Copp, Clark Company, Limited, Toronto. For sale by the Canada Drug and Book Co.. Limited, Nelson. v. & it *r ���::* -I'-J T P��:^*s3| le r. tfs t f to?*��' i 1! liri POT* fe lab ri' \ J* it '��� ai *?i ���b S ;t$ ���S- wf Y m .�� %�� & HU r>* ? f yn :D.fey ���gi.fey.. ifc Viy-c IB .it?:. St--*/'. im/!: ,11 pfl'-i- I'^l'P-'fP'-'- #���- ;;c?fc. III;.-*' ������'il'-?"?'"'-' '-'J':" If U fi: If Ii Ifcj isH4 W ?! ��. 10 a'iC 1 ian JNewtoii IT was conceivable to Nathan Newton that- ���wail could hear the still, small voice of his Creater whispering within his heart; but he; had never l^u able to believe that his Creator could hear the still,- small voice of man. Nv when he pr:*yed--y-au'd be prayed much -he Vhouted with great shoutings There had '������������.been times in the liavs of his youth when he had led the camp ��� meeting*; and iuid foara! in hi^ pious orgy till the solemn hymn of the pities and the oratorio of the lake seemed inadequate to drown his voice. .���;'.",., ��� ;..':,...- Years didnot diminish his piety nor. hJ>enthusiasm..- In the village where he lived he was counted for ���' many years the fore most man '.in 'matters rebgiousund v benevolent. ' . The preaching was/eft-to t!^/.j^5ro;rsp but the practical application of the Cb.risifatt':bil::h was expected of 'Nathan '��� Newton''.' A\ ,;was: he '���'. who.' . raised the;..-money- lor , the-new- dun-ch; A ill was ���. he ' ' who; appraised, his fortune' annual)y..:asHl^n.mdruroi'': biblical..injunctions, .'paid his full tithe: it .-was.'"'"be whose voice vibrated at love .leasts and protected'' meetings with exidtant^amenv;* ��� . "Noyoungcoiivertfeithun>eliHxutAmh^luppinm'' till Deacon'���Newton had- talked and-pnyed VlilAhm : no .penitent was .at j^ace" tili,j he'might v" >h^iiine^0? the deacon .had driven" Hie temper ,i��� Ins U^hmtmi- ;'-Iu..dhe.; (xurse<d' -tiinc ihe'/ de.aci;,i/s Mdv , t^4: " Thomas, grew tppmanV.-estatc, and/ taking lo-hitt,:':- ^!a.w��^;raoy^rtoad;riaiu.greatciiy,"^ who was, a widower, hioved.abouf hi> , dr^hu b^ -tor a time, and tiuar sHtlcd-uoh^ ba.j,,^ ,0pj M; town, house, led his last praver:meelin^a����idVlarhn^ mose congregation/ and Hu; crunch w,h kfr wi?C out us chief pillar ', monung after his chan��y����� res,,!,.,,;,. ft .��*' vp ���bit 1 t ������. ������'��� my;'j��6uf-v��ri{l ���hi^;:pri��iiw ���; itsteyiittg; to,:lht ;:lfschliiii; ;;;;��� ;iie (p^ked .wiitiln : ' goers .in tti^if,;tob&riiM ���s; :'������ '"'**. Foifeir $c^mA,jiteiiiy ",��� 'meuttd/ ' vouri%el;v#, *' ��� r' ,'y .Tbouia^'w ..;-, with iiritiitfet ��������� she would;',li*iv^ nrntt I euclcrriiti^' I. vitla-gt.:; ;,;'Tlicrt. ,/simpiWtiftiidd#ri;i^ ' ,tbeaty.>t'ji|l^:/ :.',;, The;ii;ymtr;'w . Natbmir^ewtiifi -' 11" nmf%stm%lyA'.'t , ��� foUo^wl". tbt:'tf^lit .' nott^v' "��� ��� tt-.fffti ���.color df^pc,iitfl :lp,:llm^| ';:Iu tte;pfij^.;ilit '^ftgrtt tltojfitV.: .'��� cmlf. % tlmMM a - tttml; ifcfcci. chilli ;'�����.��; aire w bc:c;;^ii:;.;^i'||j:pM .'"'���''' --':''' ...-y';'. t'.y .���=. '���.!": **'-.''y-'-'',--������ y"y :yy;;;.^'.y?:y ���"(;���:.-! .-;"������-��� .,-.-. ;.*';...;" :'\y.'.'.-''yy.i .an impal?Mfe te��;:#t^ Imtio-i^. tm\% ;��it!;.;,-ti|i��^ atttiitrt-ct;.; .Kifi'ili#.;i!i^|;i|^ did��� ,��6t iyyeii 'fti^/-���t|'fiii* ������;comm��*iiu^. :u ||.||' 'ificMiSt. Tlmx ,31i^tiirMjii,;-*'.:i^p;#i-lfe c.hureb; drc^p|?c^| |it ��||: | "-,1^ ylk-nctiii. Hewlc fe *-fe f,*!*' liijiji^iil idliif--|��iif! iiiii;^;lii;^/i ;.;ii^';f^i|i Will V:VK* *!.'.= long- *' i bey" i^kM"'0f Tliwi; ���'-''-;''.:- 'S ���*, Mi��, ,^~ ����l it.' v >f��r warn ,xi vm \?mi &l $- mum p4/ fclfifc ^h| ��� ,i gfjbfkr- 5SM :^| ^s-y- ���-* ������ ��� ��� lift ^M KV _ Against, prices wi! 1 '),:. u r will beco.nn.cnceclons,;;;/"1^'- ,,f - ofciotinn^oentyF:,;//;;;;-^--^ tf ,s. ^ . I v i ( y ne 'r^vtintne./Cfeira'Hi 1 wo Hundered and Fifty suit^f f r- * at Cost Men's Funnshiu^ "i:;. Ll?tllni>-it Cost Pants. Every. Article in '^ make "'r "M _iim. .VV.iMVM .r a- i'H! Uv hlor ^���j. )4,. r r i-'hrcc Hutidr<24 ���Piii.rs-of'M fW.?..V>ls :iu'! C'M>^ 'P,ittr :��� Hititdr^ Mi .>ff at f >:. y f ' t. t5 m :r> in S^1' Per Cent' Discotitit 'y;.,.,^..^. cc-yy^^ THE IeLSONEGONOMIST m 1ft 1 ft "T! J" |iig;,ta::-^ ic>|x/a^ teu;'liemmed;'and;;ha .' thepbtd^ :that :;-^6h;;:d6;''not'-yWdrsh :/:/^he^ ��hvhe;;r$yeredvy;^ I like the rat of Efe'-h :teid;:;lheE-itt sei$^ ^ordin^ _ Is^heofyth^ |emen:]e(t?'':b^ feder::;had;;ihade:-^ |;;;,;prayer-^:;;mceri "S n.ce-^;a; committee';^ ;ihei^ |n;:their/;d^ Tstt'::;:;;siient^ ic^ci;'hj^ IrighteQui^nger ^ 1fonE;mad^ .ijf^C '\v. in ^.^���''.yhepui'i;^ ;l:haw^ iti; t lS^^ [ay/^ a^Tih^^ ^^mtnltteey^ iVe^us^ ,>y^hp^ .welcome-task/g in:|lil"beion^ SlP:Ther||;^ ^titeriii^l" SSaSSS;/ ;rnv5o|^^ '/^.^/y'/^^y Jyy*yjt-,f V^'/'//< y w>-* '��� .^;V��* ^y jT.yM't'i'Vi. f. .';.>. ���'-. ;���'-���;���;''.y,.;; -''��� , ^-.j-v'-^i -���'���/|, .*���;,-;��� ->'' t .- -,r,' ���'���'." ;"��� w';. -.-; ���.T*^-' J>^''M.,f!.*j>:. ������yyyftg;,jjs.t :'Jv.v~.j:7 '^y'" $S$$$! ������:,. .'���.���." ^.,' ;.;..V: !.'.:'.i ^ywCyy .&'vK.;-w*.pS.*f '.....y... ..:,..���.....''.. ���;':..J': '���':"v;'!��!'.-'i,v'3 . :,' ,i> A.*., i ..''-; ��:r;^,;i'ji5?i'i'jl|| '"?':-S?jyy^i' |y;H��lli S;IIS|l ; ���^''������C'y;'yy'''' iAA^'j/A'h':^ ':." ..*'���.''\:C'.v/'C .- .���^r.ry'V.;:,^./| y^V,',.':}^-.;,.'!^ 'ft'.'.. >Ti;. ,.'.&���} '.'������ ������' v.'-:. \: :'-/'��� '-.���'Vrl-'Sfe'i' 5;//-'lv:5y-; fr'\\\>-,ff,p'i-S��:$ ���-;'//y/://&- ?���:,</;:,���'"<-������? f >-���.-. 'i .li!';.-'..;f ;:/';y-/:?-!^ yy#td .-,<������ ' ���.. ���.,/(" v-'-.v-i- .fir:r*-i->-^'i'^f^T :,t':;,'v/"'-' y ,/:'���" C^'cOtf:"***'** '������ ��� -i���' ''��� *��� ��� ��� i" r,'i ''���'-- V~-VfCi:'i- * y ���-:-'.;';.-.''':. :,'p- -,'v:v^:t"v^i;j;j ,.-���������- ', -,'.,' ���,' ���:' i' ������'���'������n i" '������;1K-fr, -.��� ���������.' ;', '-. '��� ���'.J*,''V, v.-;:-y,.rir-''.';^ ,!V,.f'-.p"--'i* ���*'*��� i1 /���^l/gf a:.y^y;�� ?,-'.si,i|,:ii:w,wJ "���;y:'.'0*'w-!/r'-;/'. jj.r: ������--!,���..... .'..������' rj? y iSyar 1 '."-; ���'���' -///��a i"?.i".-.iJfV*?M;} ';..,.���:,;-��.1i:.V''ifrj /i'.yvS'.'^f si! .���':',:. .'.y,:-. J;...*��.,' '. ,--:;vj';^*-.'si '���^^iiriiiigi its ���*���'/. '���'���''.���/���"���, ���",!-V:'''''rkC'''ir 'sj,'.V::[J;.ry*r\V'^V1'''^C:''i-'A^-'^,r^ * >'.-.-y '���"-'-.-���'���-.-���'���' ���������;U'^''-^.'-'vm>'^^i';-:-~^'i'''^^ lA. ;������'.���-���: A h"-:' C^> >;;;���;������.;���.y:y.,5^i-;�� ;��;';;��*-';w**fS!S:f /5/;;::i:vySSl|IIII^l|^| Ja:,}A ~-i:,'tii'::A'A 4K.,;':'C:yi-'.:y^''^. ?T^'w'OTJfl ^;y;^SI���v^s"*Syy^'Si^^^ ts^y��:/y>y;:iy>;S:;'/Afy,rSfi;;^ *ii^''.'y'-:^ ��l;IJU..il;;';:,i'f.;&':'r4fe:J;^^^ llliiiiaiiiiS^^ lililiiilllii^ /^U^:rt:ii^..g;.^;,��,��";!iy?:yy.^v..,l,y:,:y;vi^^^ ^Jy-;;^i:::y:'',��yyy^^y:yCy:!;ysj;y& ^y&i* lUllftl ���it >n T- *" ;*? -s"^..-'*" if41 PEGIAtSALE y^ilNtl, . FfE! i;:i>EReAlEi*i^^lylIi^ ���0^.9- .'-,-������.,���' - '.' ��������� ���-.���-;:,. '.' ���; \' ':-- " v--..-"''-.' ������.'���''' '.������'���'.- ���; ..'���-..'���'* ������,1^:'"'..���-���::������ :''";- o '.'-" 'y.v'',. '���' ,. :':;-' ' '���-���V,-' �������&��"' J * I'l1 I, �� ���* *\- ��� - * I ���* J 1 "<"!* t, ",_ <�� ������������ '' ''.ft iit dL -"��������������K^ / "��� 'yy"#i f5Ay PS -If Oil ■'*• d, "/ si ,f H 'j^ ii J« ftitf 4 •»£»;} ! . X ,< S ri .toftl' ■j- if. gfif En a Hi '1 Hi r- m £ u« V« p >w ! 'U' ft .'/ f! >1 jK^' <:*■?■« ■1 fej ^ A ■1 % i > "$ asiv jlv* %i'vy Mmf ^-3 mi k*W4A 1® Jdlf#M j 12 fHh .NELSON -ECONOMIST ■- . ourstrezn/tlu '/The trees shout otirtheir pr,us<es, t*;*^ around ;about;that'.^x>ta'iid the ■; watets.. they.' r»>ar m ...'■'the goodness' of'Hirif whd-'.uul^^edythem. from tlit ■ ■/owels.of the earth'.'-; /sow; donT vondry: t«>-Mop m/y ... . Tommy/ .'AVlm.I'am dointr i* M^oroui.lmpinncs^, " too"..., ■'". ■'. ■''.. ..': ' '■ , ■ ■ . '.■■.„■' ■.'."■ ■'•■'■ . '■'' So the church .of n.-auy '.pro|>erut*>dicii.rd'iio,moretbt- '.'.shoutingsand grdaning's of' Deacon NVthiijpX.cwton'y-- ,';■.. 'H()\\'',.RiC!i.ViS;:KRri;BK.*":■': ; ■■../■'.,■ "<■ •.'■■.•'Those.; who are,in 'the•■ iuldtpd", tliinklm: ot Nlr., ... Kru^eras a- 'nter'e-' farmei'-'niay l^c Mirpriscd-.to -"iit^t_ ■■. thaph.ed.s -a millionaire- :i\ least. (dice: / .How njau'v',, . times over that'nice round/' sum iVi.i^•'...;fc^^tfmui■at«^«i..•in:;■■ V. his,-savings.,'it..is'inip<:?ssible to-^iy ■../, : ,To b^in With,, 'lp*;hai;,ih'.e;ii:in^ ;is ^rt- .- s.ideut .,of.:; seven*'■ thousand V a. ■ Vcar,'. .-tc^'ct'licf /villi '^ \ coflee aliow;nvceywhich ■is;.supix;?sed 'tvo te.hi>TuWt' .. tninmg nionev, -of three huiuireda'; vcar','.' .': Hclng k^ ^'-s irugal tiirn'oruund; .Mr".,Kruge/\, ha.s lor' ioiTn.y.yea^ : past, dived.on ■ his .cottee ■■ 'mofHv:- while-ata ■ ol bt>".-: presidential salary: ymd ;; !«rq.u,?sit^?;' he \%' l^ii?mi' ■ r-v hive-succe-eded . io- s-wuig: ab.-iui"; /nrt.v. th/^mnd■.:'■"''. . - pourds "a",'year,;'-.'. : ..' ■ ,'.":' ■""''-.. ." c Over'aod'aborc-i'Idv M;.. Xin^r lWJmn\ mdir^i ...sources of income, h\m rw, .^%^p fb3p^K:,,.-;/ : very .large' interest m .'."the..-..NaWrhmis ..ftaiU*v: ' .while he is .also directlv cpns^n,e,!' in ■ii3.c.ci.i^««iWio»» ! ■■cm dynamite,-a> "well-a^'^vrr-»i -r%... «„;...;/»,;, - orx>nes. - M r. Kn^er owy.> 'f-tnus " in dd^r^-t' *^;M^'^|S|] & :;;■miiuy .of';'!lie';.;'li^t;:.M^^ - dunl/the ; Iei$c^;.pay:'him;.'wr*/l^^y/ ■■; ■ H h; %*M mtmn^' ik$m$ ■.m pi t ill i«L<: :c*iher:f; ^'t^lmAm^ I :;;;ct:pm,|.mriitivt^ .-.- •.'■.» / . * ■ -:;:" ■ ■ ■«''0" *...y. .-i. '.;■:».''. ■.. ■■■•■*. *y'T'■■;'.***. tiSf. ■.! J;o.l'!A'od..--ftfid ■Cierissjiiiv,.;' y lle^'lfti^-^;:/:"' ; Ik a %mvy; ■.fcoj^^V of;;Gtf m^%d; :C^,^.' -^" . 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' v?3,'"?vr*ir™^ "i^WMTKHnMenwtwiMi wwi^iiwimMhin.i, .i.i.^^^rtn.iii.MmAWlW HWNK||i>mn��JIW THE NELSON ECONOMIST 13 w i-VSI ftV-i' '��',*!. ���'����� MS & ���*��� ��*fttj . nK-\i ^ipy*':-''-&' iflection and do so in musical tones when mstomer what number he wants ; they ur voices indicate that they are glad the ig, and they must by means of happy little pve everyone who uses the wire to under- |they wish him jvell. tlie Hky is gray above you hen 110 one seems to love you, 11 the world, in fact, in dark and drear ; people hurry by you Iwhen trouble?* come to try you, [till ��re happy word* that you may hear. her gleeful hlrda are Hinging, lier joyou�� bell* are ringing, ither gloom Imh Mettled overall, mint greet yon gladly, gladly, irspiteful or nadly������' witli a cheerful accent when you ealf. inn e��iMi��d to l>e emphatic, hm coined to be riogiimtic, ceased to bid tin ehiive ounwlven away, fin m(t HWeet tone* that thrill m with happy feeling* till in, Kwer* when the boll Is rung today. jjhy*it nlghiug Mildly, "mi" affair* are going badly, [an *e��m to near some terrifying fate ? 1yonr dhue down It* tht*-Blot and'-;: F tip Maudi^'CSlra^^ ou niged���jet Jier cheer y oil���w h j le-youcwa ttyc;-,. -;;; WORLD'S FAMOUS LIBRARIES. Perhaps at the present day the most famous library in the world is in the British museum, London. It is not the largest nor the most ancient, but it is catalogued with such marvelous accuracy and is so generally up-to-date that it outranks all others. It started originally with a gift of 50,000 books to the nation by Sir Hans Slocan, but became truly great in 1757, when King George IL presented it the prince- less collection of books and manuscripts which had been made by his predecessors Uther magnificent gifts from royalty followed There is also a law that of each book published and entered at Stationer's hall there must be a copy deposited in the museum: The national library of France has tlie most volumes of any. It is housed in a magnificant building, but its foundations were laid in the Louvre; when ] ,juis XL gaw a small collection of books. The library was added to by the forfeited libraries of private 'persons during the French revolution. There are no fewer than 3,000*000 books in this ^library, and the collection is constantly growing. One of the most interesting libraries is the Bodleian at Oxford. It takes its name from it founder, Sir Thomas Bodley, who founded itin 1598, and since that time all lovers of Oxford have added to it. fc^nVl*.'**���"-.������> i ��� ;* 11; 'iK.--r,:iH a/% WF^M n��W. - ���'���" ~V i**��o.�� A GREAT BARGAIN 0^ The Postoffice, General Store hiu; Kesi- dcncc at Hal! Siding, .standing on one mil sized lot, will be wild at. a ^rcftt bargain for cash. There is a good business done at the, store,'and purchaser can also see urea good puck tnUiv run in eon n ee t ion with 11: e eon ee r 11'.' premises. Apply; on BAKER ST8EET *.��Qver,'.., '���'.���. Bank of Halifax NELSON, B. C. WHEN YOU BUY O'Kell & Morris' RESERVE moAmmm t t yon sret what are pure'IJrith'h t'o- lumhia, frnU Jintl stur��u\ i\iu\ your money is left at home. > We Carry In Stock a Full line of; 'Apsayers'. and Chcmists*Supplics i CAGENTS FOR SWORTH & SONS & ���' \ vi * Jo-** i' �����**�� ��� ./ . o* ."^.vi *���." ��� .1* , ** n. .j . ... _%���<* , - . v. -*' V .f .iii. 1 ���* -ty. 1 -��� . "��� ��� 1 ��� ���.������*(��� \.j r- KW \i.'.^'i If" L �� ��� <fi are absolutely the ftf i?< ��| 0 ���I'UmiI mid' 8hoes Mmle to ����rtlo�� lnvl>ihle TatchoN a Specialty. Only Union Men Kih|doV:et). My stork of tine ready>niudo'work lowest prl|��*e��l in the elfy. Klrst \ti*>v west of.Hank of Hr.lt isli Oolumblii. BAKER ST ! in 1 ^v. ',.:.> ,:-a --j- '������.";; ";,V:v;V-.'f.vWj"- V(!;: ||||.f||l|S|| to iS;f ''y j^;i#iffipKf;. ��� i-I:.^Y'.'.-;/,V.'!:�����.���,-��,���;���-''I'.^j'.-l'-rS-'J." :^;?|^^p^| Sj! jsisitl ��� :.-<������ '���i/^ji.^v-v^SS'iiwrr-J^'; 'y1'-". ::|yii:il?ilfl ^y;;��{;s|||| ��!fV-!? '.' >-?L���:..'- '��� 'yv- -ii V'u'V M-iJC^/; ,-���"; ���'���:,.>:'���". !',';y'v' ���"..-; -;?i-.'t,-i?*t:'V**.' y|^y!|||||i| ������:'.''''''Si' yi; . _J. .;*a^.lrt\-^>XI-J*'&��rr**lh*'S!*f '^^^M-^^MJSi'i^^^S^&^^Si v't ..-i-ijs: spi 'ir.?- i -r IBili -" v3 pM ���* ��� _ . _f -1- "is ���� i?,f ����� ���'"iff # ����� r" 'ill f V il X/T- ' If'" r 11 Fj** "felt J V *t '���'������jS r,<* \tf ��; it Ji i, W:# yfc- ��� if ^ ��� jm 1 1 TlilrNBLSDN Besides 400,000 '.books: there; are'toaiVuk'Tip^^ priceless .'ami manv ate rare works" mv-$t. ^ �� ' ' ' ��� * < Imperial'pa ' living people; make litxryil 'use oi- it, ;' The oldest' library- /now existing ,': vs. that ,-i" -tiie^ v;;iicaiV, and it probably contain*? itijiwe literary tfca��itr:c* ��� t-hatv.an.y other//-. It Wongs alwav* ';to"lhc;- 'feigmtu* )n}pv, and Mnly/hecan /^nv ������ \ksnUwloa; 'in ctucr. ���Though there au- onlv/22^.**v volumes. rlKy'yj'rv.Utr, rai'est .in the world :.���; The 'Vatican ������ tihrviry !:u*lhe . onlv known copv nf the N:ew. Testament:,: Wn.Ucu \k ��� ���fore ythe.end . of the-' nnirtllv.cvnrurv':; .U^c ^nifm,u ���Dams, the oldest exi>tinu dvpy..o!''Virud. xr'd .r.Teremr .which..genes'back lo^he'tourth;ec/uu-ry ;/���'; ���le kncnvit-'.E|��:y{itiiti.i ._,,���..,, _,, ...,V!I.,.VIS, ...-tUI;.-.?>,j ..'K-t'fikdibiii. "tyTt^^ ... w h>>. ,^c��flf r***} 'it lot ig'; with/;, t lieif' Eei f.ms^.&S ���H-Htclr rtdl;pi* hti^!ite;;i^iidy^ ^; j|^ 11 n if h t..; ;,p ���. A.r iwi tui; ;;T ts y: ��� :;-;&ci -��S��ii .f .1 tid.^ ���wtm ilie ;flitir -yI^i^*^iirNi*��;t?i. ibi^^^,,^ fey- tw* ibat:;hffort,1Tti��*t..;''faiv.tTi'sits^^^ kysrl I ��� ������'"'���Wit If... 'iiil;/.:^lft:If lljtteJ /'-farife.;:^ J.ia\T'! jtttmW^i'/.'it^m^lv^ ���'^ft.h;.'"%^i*dttiit>.m i*^mm^/[Mmtm, ;;tjifl /flit*:yfemf;fti!;/.4c^|/ '���=n����H����:^(w����)i . .'<' ,.��� **���. . *I /y-l^VVi'TlAX /\l)l)RivS'S. T'yV'T1!!;Cyi.'>t,"|/i-;X/-'. ... .'I his i>y|translation of.the Arabic.r^K.m/vt^^iiitt4 hy.'the .'Khedive-', l.olhe- jjheetj when:hr.%i<Hr';i \Viii<t- sur last , week,,". . The poem was/written- ���-hv .t-w^l '3'- ? <7 ^ ft r %| ;4^|:^f ,;^ y - pfm*. r^ ���l*f -s>f ect t��o' ;li:iid ��� t^#A.pfe.r||feit��l' ���" :^lii;:i#fr i !ryihe;!'irisl;iim/lte a��ctr.;.y-Tte;1e!W n^tti vt', .&ii.^diiii:i'r |iitol^./sti#wtl/iteii^ rrrfW'^ thm; vi;te |mi..:.:c*itlv':il:^ ^'l^^k-'It?i^{fak^--:0:::/:.';';/:/^ ���^J Canadian iPacific Imperia Limited I.:.;. '.:^^^'^?^^^i:t^^^ GO BUG MAN AN Lumber, Lath, ShjoQles *"-"���������-���-. ���"-~.*��.��-���.��^ "l^-wjWfclirJijM^i,^)^,,, Service for the year������1900^^^^*^^?^^ will be co m m enc e d ? JUNE loth. The "Impe { rial Limited" takes you J across the continent in t fou r days without > change. It js a solid } ve.stibul.ed train, luxuri- J ously equipped with t every possible essential for the comfort and convenience of passen- U P-TO gers. Ask your friends o have travelled on Order*. Satisiactlori; 'C'JH^il Yafd:,.Feo5:Of H JOHN HEAD OFFICE; XIl'sO*. B. C *OSSU*0 S��B00l�� TB*lt, m At ^i>��^' f i * Of 5snrfl f jckcjc- a i.;i ' ���: j. i nt .'*V ��� * t ! -��� ��� f I ' i ;aH:y! !�����* ^h'OWill^ littl ���ANDERSON T..P. A.f NELSON, BC , B.C. yyrfi , -!?��<���>-, ;��$ j ,u^��f���'<", yys i ������'���t. *->���; ^���;||ty^Mj- ;/#;. 'i-.il'J,UH f tit! i'.U'jej *�� *m*:'s. a! f,.iHV 'teiteii NEELANOS' BLDC BAKER STREET F I r"- H y i k- a. l ^1 ���t *-* ��Oik ^. I )f A. " -..._. L.._ " 11. i'' ' ,rh' ^'Af'" j- -"���,"' J--":. '. 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