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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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'' Mr*.;McpKa^ |tcandid,ur who isd^servedlyp^^ io had at his' luck the #oli<i;<^ le'coiistiturvicy, lliesurprisipf iy Mr, ;McM i��c ��tleuio*i��ir��it^'^lWS....... [large uiiut'.cr. '����{*������, Confer vt:$tiv��0Hw K'praltie erudition*- could;b^.;de|M2 ��x! acctui nt <��f' 1 heruselye$.;;5:^\^ Soioiize the -glory; of the iiberalv*icMr& N we arc quite.; within' thC^rlc^jM^ yot;& t|jl;l|thefelare: ';;;;;tiird#;'?mttrf- |u]^ii|t0|g^ie; ^ie:,:ii0;;fei^'fe: Jr. Galiihcr b the *ui!'y- I^iIh?r^'t.1 ii;;;;";S?a,lfei!JD^;.ri 1^6.:^ti.cif; juld have carried his p-irty';; t^-vlei*: W Jigbt be trut hin 1 i v said> he;is .-agreafe: W^ ifty. Th r��-u^ huu t I he en m p'vign 'be:;r��ft��:irj��i:JV<jn)'; Jythiug that 'would teiKl -to.'Idwer^fe Jeestimation of his friends, and ;noW:^ KgoueagainM the party who*e;^tt^ istespoused, this paper, bas-inaheaititti^ je highest, tribute of credit-to'1 -Mri \0:aUi|b^;|^:^^ 3nest, wanly way.iir whicfi ;be'cptid^ H^ -W ithoat doubt h'is'-.CQhdiicl;wo^^^ |0uid oihenvise have gone to';' il^^ )c)f' Indeed, . Mr. Gailihetrso'-;^ Nd, can .afford-to take a fairly--;tode:peudcfU.;'itaiidV Nhc readies Ottawa, All iheseth^ 3(1 while persistently maintain^ lrty ls *I! wr��ng and the Conservative .party .'simply- pmaculaie. Tin-: Economist iakea its'defeat taoat ���losophically. and extends its heartiest cougrattsls- �� Villiam a. Galliher. May bis shadow never Nlcu. I cms .i if ti]e citizens of Nelson msvzr in the ��� ��� a political campaign or just f>rep#ring for \t have hut just emerged from one DoJiti- the ratepayers are permitted to thin^ l��Q;dou^ the people watir^n ...... .....-.. ^'- ir.,.,!^\. ' ��� - iM ^.^^THE^que^iioh'rt ;;;.^!SCti��sM:l;!r;i^ ;;;})r5p||ar;tg;^-|0 I i rea teefci ndipeuden ^ ;Hi|tng;|b|iw|^ :;;.tee|;jifii^^brigaife :;;ofi|r||||ot^ .|pa||ffe ;;i'ha!i;;:'^;;va^^ ���'reprdfc.d^as:I;>reflect ;;^are;;:sim |jrj^iiitvo��e^ ;;;ff;:;th;is;;eity;;:itifo ;^u;ftie;:ainou:h^ ;be:0rie||f;the^ ;A;ssumi;iif.:';'ihat:'|35;tp^ :��� insurivnce��;;;r':tt'vwill b^J^seeir'SSfct^i^A-tfe :;.w:ould;;be;:��i6re':.ith0n; tl '^ui^jped'^ ;cost;;:';;;of':ihsialli.ug::; /spstebj,';^^ ;:Tat.epayer;;;a;:'niinute.-:i . adoptidri ,'orthe. ;propp^ jiii6gttfaiipiv;-of:a^ -;('���!';;���''.��� ��������� ���.-li-.'^.'fvU'V.j���'.���^���iiva'AJpffl' ���*..���"' ...'"'''.'. "���'. i.i,' '���/'���r'^!.-!\?r:<'/.S,::;iL-^r'VT5h i^lilillliSiiii ':5.:S::-*;^/;,,;^Pi.;;.'i;;;:f^'i>,v1';^j;^ '��i.;.Wv^^^fi|sfiisi|%| '';';^,\'!V^'"J/y.;v'-;.7/-;^^s V"* 'vspirU:'.^Iiich-;:hi��, Everyone speaks bd|^M that spirit prevaiJa half the lia gauied The revival in the milling |industryw set in with the change in local governniifnt is still manifesting itself, aim everything points|o the coming year as likely to�� be one oi the .'mo.st satisfactory in tiie histoi^r-oftbe Kootenay a. ������ iu'' general and Nelson in particular. If our citizens would only eschew personal bickerings and work together ior the advance: "faeiit of the country, the result w ���������*:k; i�� M m ��ne 'aUd Qlrea(iy W��� are preparing for another* ()'itest will be the election of ��naSdermainc T a rci4(i-v tllc candidates areas thick as au-' ^ that strew the brooks in Vallambroia: :d offi most Pr��winently mentioned for .the it- -���'** (M Mayor are Mews. Frank Fletcher, w, John A. There will be a meeting of the executive com- tni'tee of the Associated Boards of Trade of British Columbia this evening, the special business being to consider the proposition of the Hon. the Minister of toe Interior to have a commission appointed to inquire into the subject of mining, s.iiei iug and refining ores* and tiie public policy as affecting same; In the fevent of such a'comm&'ibii being appointed, it is ^^,> 1 .'5��lJ���iiN ���'���>'5?~!~~���_ n-nutmmmiu.ieni jBS9ffiB��miBiiangimi^^ i||i��!'M|| ;&!iV ^iiiS :������:���: ���'/:-.if* Economist ���,.;;,���,������'-���: .j',I;3f ��� Wiii '���'V& $M by many members of t he Associated Boards of Trade that the body should have the right to re>presetitali6n on the commission* This request will be made on the ground that from personal contact with and interest in the mining and colateral induatries, and from the freo^ent consideration given the problem by i he asso" ciation, it is in a position to nominate mfzn ���.peculiarly^ qualified to sit upon sucb a femmissiotir As there wilf probably be some changes made in the tariff at ihe next session of the Dominion Parli*��meu , rhV government will probably be a^ked to defer acttoii>so far as same refers to the in report of the commission shall have been';handed.:h\l: As much depends upon the action of the Associated Board so f Trade in this con nection; it is to be h oped there will be a full attendance;\of the;.;.executive;c0m~;;L mitteertbfe.even.p^ men���>-wboThavev;u<v::hoaies';itr:; Nelson W^1 ������pfv'wh^o^ ..hbra.ry;.be;;dos^ ���profitably ,Muc*d;^ :.^tUertainm^itM^ '0ver;.pr^nt^^^ .'!*,'t*^~Ui :'��**��, ;-;;;The ;yote;i^ state political unanimity of opinion ;the;;;;;:K'usk.atico;kers:;.yot.ed:':'as;^;;aboin^; tiiirty io;one'in ;'nivpr:of,vtht .Conservative;^ people of that enterprising town as highly intelligent ; citizens-a ndm other hJu;d,wciboUld he inclined ,{ng;.pjacej -forty-five;to'.ndt.h:i.n;g;;>as a locality Io*t;io,;'all' sensed boner and not above-suspicion by 'anylmeans,;; - ; Recent heavy storms eneoun ered,orr ���Kooieiiay Lake have proved that further- precaution must S taken lor the>.i.wty;;g. ;l:;c salp^osg in these"-waters,'��� ��� A few lights at dangerous points would materially assist uavigauon, A numerously signed petition has been forwarded to the Department of Marine and Fisheriesa Ottawa asking that a lighthouse be estab lisbed ar Cape Home, near Pilot Bay; This-is one- of the dangerous points, and the department wjfb no dDubt, a cede to the request of the pe itioners. ��� It is. to be hoped immediaiC action will' be taken in the .matter.. ;;;\::^ ;tu*u^ ���The;^ ;holtday^ More^itnlarll *a$u^ im -;;;at*iue$ty;^ ; -f hut-i h e;d!d; .cf^if t^^ ^���tbe:0^ ���: ..a' | .ra"jiU-rc& ;;p>eW:'i'0::r^^ ���'���enthusiasms ;: m gge^s-t hafes^tti ;':.int'.I;ugl.y:;^ ���public :':;&f-��t>^^ could.:' pari, toip&t^f;-;^ :;uom:.;/;:.'Th^ .ia.fely-be' '.ai&uriii^ JT . ���,:������. ������������".'��� .* ���;'��� :. ���'. -���'.'���������'[���-������'. ;-,���.'.','... ;���,. -.���'.' ���''������' ;��������� ' " .',.:��� '-; ���.-'�����:'���';��� ''���' " -": -:'- ''.' " ; ��: " ���'���'' '��������� ��� ��� ���' ��� ' ��� \--- '������ -' .upoirtoass^ ���foitiiil&viiawetv'- ''/.��� ���V(JiWu;-'WUM��',^x<i|''. ������m The Public Library of Nelson has done good ser�� vice during the two years it has been in '.operation., and we regre to learn that it Vnow in tinaucial difli- ouhies. If the library.is. to be kept going, funds must be forthcoming, and immediately. The icr- surer re.p<��r s ha here is not money enough on bands to keep the -reading-room open for another month. Under these circumstances be directors are appealing to the public t:i snpply the necessary capital. We hope the. appeal will not.be made invaiti. as it would be a lasting disgrace to Nelson to have the doors of its public library closed for the sake of a few hundred clolla s. Some time ago an effor was made to induce ihe.citv t<Make over the library. b<tt ��� he aldermen did not favor the proposition, and the Ad direc orate continued to keep things going, despite many ohsta- cles. Now, however, they appear'to be gett ng weary of ihe task, and need a little encouragement to help them on in their good work. We feel that it is only necessary to have the wants of the library made known to have ibem supplied. The daily attendance aver- Ol .' ;',I,AST:.sea^oii:^ '���; t be :Vmm- Ri veiriih^ ,, iiiese;)ua:.i)a|ed,^ obtaiit;-iiai,'itraii^.ttc>ti; k 11 o w^s s ucceeded;;! u ;ey ad iiigvi li c M* ^^ these Japanese;are;"a;;f reat;a^fal^l;^* , ..., -^ iHit the law says���:'thM;:;;^m ar. re^pot��Sible-'(or'i'he;tixeS' ���cantiers " of.IheJFra^riRiVc^ this-poiii , and are now --.beiiig called upon, to n ties 'he point The profit:!on.��� ^ _^wlig^ will thus be reduced.by some $iB,ooo. .^jo^ take warning, and rememf>er that when.tUey ^ ^ a }xp or a Chinaman, it will i>e well to provi visit from the ax collector/ i*M 15.->����V. ���id* ��****������ :��li<;"* ��-: .J-,,*i �� ��� Hf". If * ���rf-T'i ��� ' r *u*> RriHsh FarliaOient JjSjffj A SPitciAi, session o! the-|jriiw�� ^^^.^ opened on Thursday last The Queen s ^ tiie briefest on record. Here it is : .^ ^;+>?j "My tords and'.Gcbilemeu- f-.l,. b^ ���&&!&%*J sary to make ^^^ nrnvision W* m ?..-:..��� .* ^^ISSSS^S^l^^ls^lssetimiie^mBSsammxmaMmmx �����0& .--'.��� i^^rtrAPKfStmt^iiit&W THE NELSON ECONOMIST furred by .thy operations of my armies in South Africa Jjnd China I have summoned you to hold a special Session in onler i hat you may give your sanction to foe enactments required for ��he purpose. You will Jo enter into other public matters requiring your at- entio.ium-t.il the ordinary meeting of Parliament in he-priiig,"- As might he anticipated, the opening of the session rasa s ormv one. The Liberals, whining from the -Mine tiieyuveived at the polls, made themselves js nasty as possible Parliament had been called to- jetuertn-ujaki- prnviMon for war expenses, and that fcese hay . been incurred with the approval of the Jriiish puhliv i- made clear by I he overwhelming ma* wily by which the Conservative party has been re- inied to power T\w pcace-as-any price men seem fcterminetifo wage war in Parliament, and that they ' p he quickh despatched is clear from the opening ^agemem Thv government has the country at its jck.Mid has lit le to fear from opposition or obstruct ��� ion. . LonlSafislmry declared that there would I* ^eviati��>n; from, the policy of the government in 5iith -Africa as a beady cu'lined-- anything resemM- k inde^udeiH e o|V;the fjl)crs never couM he graired [id the war must' proceed to the inevitable issue, As China, Brium will maintain the firm stand taken ^ |hc start, *ueh a poiicv is clear and bold, and ;Wi"bepiirSi,cdwiihtbe general approval ofthe Opiro a' large 5 compel the use of wide tin* a i aioney has been tx^nM u hrge *m��Unt of anH tn dS Dee�� expended on the streets this year *"<* to a great extent this expenditure is wasted h, cause of the heavy traffic xxrl wasted be- narrow tire, 1 ?* ag0D9 consfcructed with r��in tie e u T* 1^ Umdi in * sh*rt *��* rum the streets. if Wlde tires , he should move thcadoptfonof a wide-tire ordin,^.' and Prior at V.ctorta will be protested. We can M*n*\f imagine the grounds for co��npl.i���t for "h. well known integrity of the average Victoria Ut ���eem. to preclude the possibility of corrupt methods even being attempted. . ' I he Rowland RfCOrd has crossed the great divide through lack of support. The citizens of Nelaon are evidently more appreciative of journalistic enterprise for here we have two daily newspapers amassing large ;��'��'����� for their proprietors, and a third daily p���b- licat.on will make its appearance before the new year �� far advanced. A���d still people wonder at crime �� v��>t*-whrtiniWf^rf_ :XE\v.VoKK,"with'alt its wealth, a pilars to have lorc.n.<nt-nd povcrtv: within siu gates than anv of le other hig centres of population. The annual re- Irof one ��d'its. big charities���the Association lor proving the C ������ dition of the Po#r���acts for��h that jring the pas! year 19,552 persons have been relieved -thecity This, it mus�� he remembered,-only re* tesents the operations of one charitable institution, pereare seveia! others." which have vet to be heard ?ro- (.){>-0nie 4,600 cases investigated, cared for [a passed up^n. the cause of dis ressiuo^f instances pdo'A-n ,is hick ol work : J.89S were cases of sick* ss, the other e,r ���;,"s�� operating beinjf shiftless���e8�� ���''M>erancei���,l2<C)k(flgci|)307arul c ;rttrd o} Management add ; IMrtl'���� in i.'i ;"Pvt;'^8ni!l���ess,silifUe Lommkrck. like water, seek, the easiest channels Railroads and navigable streams determine locations of commercial centres, and that is why Nelson will continue to hold the fort as the great wholesale centre of the Kootenay.. Each succeeding year transportation facilities are being extended for the handling of increased passenger and freight tariffs, fust now the treight traffic to and from Nelion is unusually large. Thk plans for < lie government buildings at Nelson have arrived from Ottawa, and those who have in spected them say that such a structure as proposed will give satisfaction. Now that the plans have been submitted, it is to be hoped that no time will be lost in calling far tenders and commencing building operations. Kt��iiemen. , iat herding j. Police :n.,i ! ��� " " 1 ~��"��vniKjj ���''���'! 'icsertion as the rn��!*> ,.,~ t fl" M,.,,,,. ;,��� ,,-��� !7"CiaMt' ��** know suai ���p'^'^elMs the real underlying evil ��� Kh��res���iV.-?ri "I"'*��� ��' perso,,s '" ������tracted m!ki'' ThK ;,. i'm0n"al mi����* >nd unhealthr Prep;ut^ui,;iv' j'veXpere,,ce in every .large citv, B^ciric, ,V(. j Ae"' Vork- {"some of the B,nburt��n i-.is rnrVC,",U,''Ulhorl,JW'- i,re *����r- ieSt0;'"iZans. .,U,m,d"1K houses to rent at low ct^i ttii,: i l nc. ��1 - satisfactorily solved. W*^ lias'v,, .T l,0"'iHK-of the poor i,,prob. 'S,,,,ti,<ii"K to make Vancouver, a winter ^���"iierei,;.'- "Kt01make Vancouver a winter fedto^-e.;;,;ncdtl'^Ho,,Fredl>eterSha; -?5 ' "^ wl ll2eir guild 011 sight. Wits.,.." , ,vl,,ch the Citv Cm���.,>;i ��� , ltle" 's the ���i . Lou������l might well U,t ^'option of an ordinance to p its Thkrk h no excuse for carrying firearms for self- protection anywhere in the Kootenays, more especially in Nelson, From time to time somef wanderer is found with a concealed weapon on his person, but in such cases it invariably transpires that he is a fresh arrival from the Land of the Kree, who laborsunder the impression that a sik-shooterfhrhis hip pocket is as necessary in..British Colnmbia as in his own dear country When men with revolvers in their pocfe ������are detected "in Nelson it generally goes hard yith them, The revolver is not generally produced tiutil its possessor is intoxicated. In such a condition the shooting is invariably wide of the mark, as ib the case of the man sentenced at the recent assizes here on a charge of attempted murder A few evenings ago a late arrival from Rossland produced his revolver at Sherbroke House, mid threatened to shoot, He -was given three months' hard labor, which ought to serve as a caution toothers. m MSSS mm Mm mm mm ��� h ' i ** 1 ���' $} . \j ���tit." '*f J 0"' * f_ Jr. ..V'/'^,,':^W LI r '������'-���X'WW^fr* ^ ���-���������': ��� rw'spfi * s. Sit- ;:-i ^ :^I - si'."'-' vfs:-; '^WWlTISMsnm. W Jl IIUMJWUnUM .iBigMKmiaiBrBim^J^att^^ SsSWCWSMH'flOJWWWSft IPs* 14;; i$ p iff P;: ft1*" ;;'Hi.j'?? ���wMm () ;:rHe'-^ MINING NEWS . John Myles is reported'ito^ha've-s.true ''::-;Forty-?Hne;Gree : .\been-;,'wording-; ^ Paradise.;,: and Majestic. ^W float were found on the ground, but the difficulty has ,;; fe in doing, and now he claims to have two of tlie ,:';:ricJiesr properties-i)u;the;c>eek ;-, refuserly$^ .purchaser.^ steeper 0-figit.re*, The property is free-mil ling, nnd exceptionally rich,'; some recent sample* t unning as high as $t52to the ���' -tOU.,". ���'���".'���;:; ���;.:','��� ':���'.���:'���'.���, ���>.' "���;. >���''������ .:v' .'���"/ *' . A deal is one for the purchase of tne Monument group, a dry silver proposition, situated on the divide between Si��>Mileand Lem :''.'property, wajsai^one'tOT said to be.veryf'ric^ y/aceess/ait^ A fitYii tutniel has beeti started o^ ;,v--ais :s6bii..as-.'iifis. is-iiii;..���a:'"g^eai:-^������bt^d���y /-bT;:'-prii: A\rilt-;;: l>ii*^ ;;o*eri:biockeoV:o^ V\in;ex'ee'l.l:en.t..s^ .������:-��� ���.-.���: 7";^ ; :;:; joe;;Diibame.l"v>"as; Republic, on ; Forty-Nine;:::Creek. ,' cfie:--reports"'.'that;: .';\tbe:;: tumiel^^ quality of the ore is itnproving^ The decomposed :; rock:originally eiicountered/hastlev ;'':quart2P;Carrying;high;.val.ues.l'-- '/'������:���������"- V '������;'V;:: A 25-fbot shaft;lias been sunk mV.rhe.Glad '���.-llzu^ /���'O^the.'^ feet of tuunelUng--'^^^^ widened out to 2'%: feet ��� good pay ore^.^���":^?������:���0::;\/:'���������>^^ On the Robin Hood, a 'property-'just: Jtcmss the creek from the Glad Hand, and under fend to V��fi�� couver parties, work is progressing favorably, ������"������ No 2. blastfurnace at the Hall Mines 'smelter has \. been blown in on lead. With improved faculties the output of the smelter is increasing Samples of ore taken Irorn the Royston recently have been assayed, and give returns which are taken as very encouraging/ The Hall Mines smelter is nowworking and gaining new customers every day ��� Seven*! properties are awaiting the '.snow-fall for"raw-'bidi ���*^ V* soon as the ''beautifulV is of sufficient depth the ore will he taken down the hills.' At present the Last '��� Chance, Whitewater, Antoine, Ruth, American Bov, and several other mines are having, their oies treated at the local smelter The following are the particulars of the run at the Athabasca for the month of November : Period of run 29 days 8 hours; number of tons milted. 465;" value -of bullion recovered, $6345.67; value of concentrates, $3.188.41, making a total of values recovered $8,534 08. This gives an average per ton milled of $18^15. 1 be development of the mine continues to prberes* satisfactorily. ! * The Highland mine, at Ainsworth, is turning out all that was expected of it, and will do much towards bringing this old camp again into prominence T is much activity in the camp at present. ported ^;;^ :.\y;Mch-i ;..',;;:;.;The^ :*hathe^ "'tort a deal U h, ���:;.ftM ������.������:;'5if ".'������ {'l-'ljSj .''���VsS'l ��':#l ;d/iiet*g^ toent;v;^f pre"to'v::the '*! T ;for:'th^:wee^^ 'Iron Mask "B;;;':C '--V: ���:������"���;'��� ���''Payne:;.;';.' Bullivant. 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',.;**����*��(*��'-;��� ;;-,:^;^:l.Wt;;wif ' irilnife;:^ :;;;;rec^ntly;;;t'rf|�� . ;: :^Str;;;ii^ :;^Untte^S}lm|ir^ ;::'meinlkr;^|f|tri^ ;;.^m'|t)f;\i^stoiil^ ^���3ritlfh.:;>&li��I^ \ eommerelaKinl^ ii>eK'i^.T^ ' :prefe ren't!ai;^ilm^iiI5 ;t'he-rMot&^;;:;;fli dtity:;;tip^?i^ihe^ ; ports ;.fri>m:;;;lo ;: Common^ .'m'ake'a-v'siiiiila^ ��� fact tires'-'of ������;E'tr|laiK ..ArTici^'MeratedSti habi:v;'.fotlow t:1i^1eid:df;.Gffl ."M<��tfier-.Cott^ ���advaritaj^iMhiiiS^ .,,.... ,Fuft'her&o^^ -.. ^ ^f ii ������h8V'e'4wp;;ffl Sotit ���merit. h^s.::'need re u po n '������ ������ d u r ���: ^:'han 'ds^ott^. -5 i��:' -GH1 n a- a rid- one * "^ Africa.vv^helatter'ltffia 'rthihk'it-wtlF^ vestmeiit.:even..:ihM'nt1^-*^ 000.000 steriiog.' 'f$soo*oox>,OQo)t .-��� forI?;'1^e^r3tiol great '^nd enduring impetus to imperial 1: * ^ftLai Still, such outltyB require a iu 1 tressu,., ^^ we must find new sources of national rc> qw$f"; ferential duties would help us tremendous'^ ^((fiftrt.,, would make Americans pay .iometbing w ��� 0"p^g^-p, of our rich raarkem They charge u^boj4 ^^ ,( e BUNDA.RY. From the PoBnix Pioneer. ^ A good strike is reported this week on the Crown Silver, in Deadwood camp, in a 35 loot drift on the 250 foot level. The Oro Denoro has not resumed operations as re- not be '8��.r..:���., against their'shrewd,'sleepte We should prote|aJeSsi^^ ���_...^ ._.. _...... sleeplesscommercmlag ^^ m bv every legitimate means at our cot ^ t0 ^. ^ _ ^ plan, of course, contemplates barK;"f.0f Ml%^riW time when the doraiiifthr,statama,l9UII^ " decreed that free trade ..was the proper , . * . this country/1 -11 THE NELSON ECONOMIST ./; ."EVENTS AND GOSSIP/ While Tin-: Iv/onhmist was being printed last week .|r.,};!iirry "A-Vi^lii wa* participating in a ceremony lutiunU'd/'h.im :u wedlock to Miss Jennie McLeod. lr:;i!Kl Mrs.' A li^ht arc popular with a large circle l'f;ictuls;-all ����! wlnm wish the newly wedded couple !Kvl.)iii.iil;UK''e .��:' prosperity through married life. 7 h The-Voim��-Men's Social Club i* an organization |lHt (ieserw.-s^to"succeed. It is intended to develop |>!iVMvV: ��� ina;j'hMod. and at the same time supply t: n n> the young men ofthe citv. The iuyr-.;>'.Tn handsomely furnished, and i;->'fon:{ri iinexcusc for young men to ���veriipj^ ;u ijuestijnable resorts. V'lilHV. '!)'���! p: n*�� [!K'R- y. lii i ������Thej;eivs;^pc| .nun ���w.h'ose;;.'c{ittyV|i^is%f^'.'t^ - i he way ���:afr^tier ^ . t i 05, i a testis :,tb#Greeh :^mmmmrS 1 itd a:: mpst ;iri;te^(:ii^;^^|^^^ -y. s^lyect'iyhichwus f!�����; ��it ;s.��e u ^ai^wu^ J;VV��5 ;r:-,:irixvl!J^ ^ecxy.;ma ��v ���. .. o ejhiii.!^ fh?-. ii..-. |/-1jj''.'' h':'i's dt:V< |re<mnem -Yo t Ml hirt #�����-** tj. : ��������� = - .".��� * _:��� = . -.-.-". ���������.���*-...'*������.������ ��� p ���:������,-���:��� \ limeiimt's tliit. with the mif;h.^;;:v^ mH hot); ,'2Hdrd;ties' .will hc:glv<trr.:S|ia^ t nr��i\;id:?;ti- .the.v do i*<H: Tucinlg^ is3u i-t'r^K '< >' mnRU'i! :; ������ > R i 11 g -a,r<m 1 ii��l ���:.tj)e: ��ftittj��� .;ais rmg;;; tlfe ! ��ck*;: w erestmi! i ����� ii ��� '���; ^ *M thanks;- Uje-re6siptvof a/inosr ;;;'���� *'N Copp Glar.k:.:C.ri;,;^rort)nto, "* k'.^;Vl"as..^[v written:.b^V^Pft-ia^i^i^ie^ ;������ *uj!uhv. hound, -vibe;cover/-A>einr ;; m'^ ^icitnisletoe.//::://Thfi./IO;ustra^ ���/-j (- ^ re several.; arc; really-works" of 'mm, o-t: ^ U'MU - ,niikc:^-'|Hindsomeaiid/:ap- ,.'. " .'l-lN ,iJ;7m ;mHI .is iatiitttbfe^fo^ia^nr'' M.e oy the.. eaiiada;LDrug^':"'b6o^: ���OILS -of- ^ 5>: r fe^,:Vh;;'<-';.;;acf��natlc ^>��Kler, will give an ex- ���>; ��.s,���, ()pera House, tjext Saturdav. p. a:' fer(iay,, P(r::��� :';hUc wf����frm�� the \>��us u,0 :e,,fili tiuMw't'iVV'tS W<M'k ��)roS��**.^ing lavnrabjv 'ari,^dic.lHl,;ru,,,,V Wr!1 umier wav and rapidlv '��� -" '"<-T are driving for, ' ; . //,: ll,,^M!,,r^;'.,!,,.,,h ,,i,ot����vrmine.' ,���Vo��'tl|.-w,|���,;j^,;, Iiu> !nst ^HUHhine pmtun,,, VlJ;';,;-,,j'^a'.dyou,- i (< UJ"i Man 's j r''i'"l,;!;!;:n',",,,i,'r''"Ki'tiH.w,KKi, ,r?i,'t- ''.���...r���;Xi?*"K ,,r t,,�� ��t������i. ;h,���z;i ; ;>^ ;:-i-���,mis.. hl) H.(l iu. i, k',|!'iHl(.ji-,i 1 nit^tlenrinK.skv '��"����������,������ ;;���������,���. * . ,l'y s. tn J h!C'! iB U'e dUSt of the road again Anrl the teams we mPf o���^ ��u ��*��c*iuj Out to Old Aunt Mary's. Wtitsoodforaboytosee?- ' Out to Old Aunt Mary's. The jelly-thojam and the marmalade, A. the cherry and ,,���!������ -preserves'' sfii made V the 8u-eot-��our pick.es of peach and pear W 'i�� cinnamon in em and all things rare- Out to Old Aunt Mary's v Or (l.i'wiM*' ���S!(,ri,,gii0U8e ,n the ������, sreen gloom ' Of (he wl���ow tret.s_.lll(i the ^^ room J I!;? ! iC swi"^!'S^I v��.and the ero3k8 were kept- W hoie he creau, .��� a golden languor slept, ' ,tn.7rfur,!le(ii,lldhusWl'^��Pt, Uut to Old Aunt Mary's. 1 ( A����d oh my brother, so faraway, '*' <- j- : > tell you she waits to-day 'IV uvKmicus���-Aunt Mary feJl ������-:.'��� Artk*p this morning whispering, ��'TeiI' Hie boyd to come." And all is well Out to Old Aunt Mary's, HOOLIGAN, V. C ,(A fourth hero from this school sras a pliant driver1 S\ httM�� " f ot through the lung, drove" his gun >t ' nish.ro of the V .ctorla Cross wa. a notable truant in j��� ��� day. ^Report of Reformatory Schools,] ' " He was a horribly bad lot Was Hooligan, V. 0.; * There wa�� nothing wicked he was not��� As had a>f bati could bo ; I le nw<l to swear ami steal and ti^ht, And nothing that ��*e did was right. At our reformatory school He had a fearful name; Some people thought he was a fool, Ami not so much to blame ; Hut, anyhow, his conduct there Would make a missionary swear. Well, Hooligan at last was sent A soldier for to he ; They imt him in a regiment That's famed for deviltrv : He laughed and swore a dreadful oath Uv\\ either hang, or drown, or both. They made him an artilleryman, The driver of a gun, This blighter of a Hooligan If ever there Avas one ; And he intended to be humr, <-��ot potted through his blessed'"'hing. But still he saved a comrade's lite And brought his gun away ; In fuel, they'say that he was quite The hero of the dav ; And so his military boss Has sent him the Victoria-Cross. So that?s the end of Hooligan��� 'Of Hooligan, Y\ C.\ ' .. ��� !|. ��� I call the chap 'a gallant man, [f any anion there be ; And yet he's been, from all they say, A holy terror iu his day. i --K. 1.)., in London Kxpress. .iSHI WM tmmsvi, m $m m * ii % ;�����*? W^ Si �� - i'.j I' -! �� I H- f*-1 Sv^: SlIIZnfflSffisCHmK MMinmtaxaxmBeBe^^ SBaffiM��a��MKK!��Hl!B����SwJm�� f/VJ sen ���'*i^v(-iv;:y;s-r.u'; ���zmm '$������$���*& $ THE NELSON ECONOMIST 15 ������������::������ *8:#.,'. ��������� ,fSSS1 'n*j ' A '���";.'���. 'the, ���'������exercise.;- ���:6ltiv: bis'^v talents campaign. In the committee room, where the wheels of organization are c<)ntinhally rolling, ail sorts and conditions of men are gathered together, and here they give|free rein to their lactvlty for invention. Nearly every man belie^^ and it is a fact that many whb> in other a ven ue*' of. lifelarehot susceptible to the gentle arts of flattery, can be easily convinced ihat they wield great itir fluence in the sphere of politics. ^In my own day, I Jam "free to con less, i:;have Iteld,exaggerated y tew my abili' y ^ ;E'xjpto keidental1 y-the.-��� 'belief;^::has/beett /forced ,U.|^onl;:;rne;: t h at': men who scorn to utter ah untriuh in any other rc'j gard; vvill m^ vto deceive' ..when: -engag^ ������;Again,'Ahere^is;::a:;Class of men';wh6;are'al ways; atrxio:u^;r ���lofo.-W ":*he recent elcctks^/:ts,:the :;;best evidence -of:' thb':'' ftct,,,,; iour.T.eannbt,:^ very shallow young man, .who was loud in-,���.'proclaim-:'.' ing the unqualified support of his family to the Con�� ���servative. cause.;,vy^ he learned that the Conservatives had lost, an mediately started for the Liberal co His presence there was regarded as an intrusion^ Someone asked this young '��� pol ittcai:;;'.profligate.,vr '* What are you Gonservatives doing in the Liijeral ^conimittee Team's;?-.' Unbiushsingly; this young. .ca'aii-:- .resented:" the insult, 'rcta'arking; : ^Conservative ?: Well, if you only knew it, .-perhaps I am just as goo<i a Liberal as you are ; and I have hi tended', all; along to vote for Galliher '*���'' ' .���-'--��������� <��� ���"���.������#���'..-. In the campaign through which we have just passed, I devoted much of my time to study of the different types of men who attended the corami t tee meetings, and it was not long before I could gauge with absolute certainty their specialties. I knew that one man would report everyone he knew as supporters of our candidate ; another would tell us, that ou the previous day he had met a life-long Liberal who had become-thoroughly disgusted with his party and would now vote Conservative; another knew the political affiliations ofthe family of some one at Kuskanook for three generations ; and so on. All were wise in their unlimited knowledge of how to conduct a campaign successfully, but all their wisdom was eclipsed by the man who. on entering the room, would call the secretary to one side a; d whisper secrets in the ear of that functionary. His specialty was a pompous pretence of knowledge and of possessing the confidence of those high in political authority. This master mind was a constant source of amusement. His various schemes to entrap the unwary voter would, if detailed iu full, fill an encyclopaedia of the dimensions of the Brkannica, printed in pearl tipe. And thus it goes until the day of election, when everyone gives orders You walk along the street thanking the Lord that the worry is nearly over. Someone meets you and asks you to go and find so-and-so who h��*s not yet voted. As an ardent worker in the cause of good government, you do so. While hurrying along, you meet a man going to the polls, intending to vote ; but h@ is met fey some one who is anxious to show he is working f@r his party, and the latter accompanies him to the poll, thus earning a lasting reputation for rounding up I'/direiici^ .:;;couiued^ .'"jplanatottuis;;^ ;'; C&irrSbOW:;^ 4t;sho��!d;;fe ; cmly ;defelt^ was; car next-, on,; ;:The;;fot egoiug'has'; no -special .apdiP in every^; commiUe^.;: room ^beadopt^ there-be;;^ -are. tbe^ly'bn^^ &'-'M ,;/:, Of -t h��i vhiiS.tijr-.: ^'i^iigiii$��ii||^ -.btutdihgs' ��� ;:\vhicb vi^w!^ ^Bakef;.$treeL;,h0ne;;;;sur^ ; erected"; rbyibat/enfer^ ; Messrs v/.Kirk^^ ^alni^trpdy-;^ .���iidHlb��;��Un^^ :; Bdok.;Cd'm pipy.i %!$&����� IlfiS^^^ ��� ;Mes$^| :;K;|rkpaM ���K*$tlhay\B^ ;Eu.ed;^ ��ensti&^ :.W^y;:0^yQi.SItti;S diton-ilmt^^^ iV;;]^>^(.��(flWiWWM��iWM;' 'triend^f^ hred^ "other^^ ::amt;:^ en laxly ��� inVa: We^tem;:^ $%*y** .. m -."hive ^*ade sueh'^^ ;?> W "|f "' ;ai!W;bepnper| socreiv'mmn elusive1 set,' *ucb:.*��; i maintained, if those most interested����W:��?" - refrain from too freely <iSscti��i��g the &?*������ ^'J their neighbors. iObe^ must h��c %ottfg^ settle it- witb;;five-ou��^ce.>;gI��*^.-.:^Ur^u,^pl:y .::g bury rule* Aoiotig the visitors to Nelson this week ti��> |J E. McNaughtan ��ncl hti eititnabte wife. Naughton is kaowu to fame ��s a loyero sport, aud as evideace of tm^owess .^gj^ he holds championship medals to ttie. "^.. >lheffr Last year Archie financed the e**tern mp^ tf ^ Weaiminster lacrosse tears, f"J u,e^in ��itbhii ��� >ur is a ne��er<hdii��g topic f dlsc,'^sStand # Ir*. McNaaghton does not by -oy ��JJ�� jaurel< & .tid to her htiBbaud tn pennt o! PIuC"V* , iutere3tieS the tree of Feme. She has written ^vet^ ^ ^ novel* and very many short stories, . . oN0MisT have appeared for "the first ttme in . j "b ;���y ftia"1^ Both Mr. ai.d Mrs. McNaUghton have ma |^| in Nelson. Pff ,.��w.��*��>iJ��<��-��*"s**" It ��. subject for regret that in le w��l j&im* ments we are not likely to be*' J^,,, it *��M ter season. Situated as we. ����� i^ taCtiol^ fc^ ceedingly difficult to secure J^^ it ��J%^ until -Kowland has a suttable oper^ ph^ pay any company to rtoitt tne. K^^fo *��&}*) can hope for is whatever ��<��viafl^i���,re��lent- *'^^ ��f *^ -���"��������� ���.n. ��-. ��� r"-i"�� -* �����������.��- -���j'- ��� ���V THE NELSON ECONOMIST jrowltt policy on such occasion.-the other fellow a discus who was 'the luni _ why, 4-x great ���ni'a'nvmames-wrrc canvassed, when a precocious little mlselisj^t'ihrn she knew who was the handsomest man'..in.. Nelson. Being interrogated as to her selection for the honor, she sa id, M Job u Houston.M lam Miretht? J//m could quote authorities to estiblish conclusively thai this was only the opinion of an irrc- .spoiisihleMvild, vet it must be admitted that John is ijot-alf'-'geihy'r h;.^king in many points that go to make n;u really plc.i.s.��nt;lo iking gentleman. tiroii \;ivic,>nwi MVM is endeavoring to find out i.r,>min:':ir citizens of the place, what tbcv irom uir ,;-i��Mn.n. ;i, uu/xiih ui [nc psace, what thev wo'.iiii lira i:-, vast- of a hold-up. This species of terror appears b; k- i:r<��w:!!^ in the Terminal City, and< it look'^t'.-'. ntr^s'it th<- enterprising management of the Wn-hi. -u< u\d ViUv t<* nrenare the* wnnl.' ;,��,$;��,^i..^t.��� [looks-'t'.-'.mr.as'it th<- enterprising management ofthe Jf^.vw'.tiid ViVv \o prepare the people individually ;ior,.u.i emcryvue which is likely to occur at any V.'hi.ta m.in thinks he would do. and what he J t i * ^.- - . ��.mne. really tj-^s \yiiei* a six shooter is presented at him, are.diffcie-: =��� x ��� Ihi-:i*r-i altogether If I were to he held [Up'1 ': ��������... - *> - T 'T ~ T ��� �� . * ����� v. t \^ \.yj 'i -wonId crruinly hold up in due form 'T"* n .".���' - -.- - ��p "�� ��uc iunu The .lellovviyui: tntMlr.pou y.m has always the best of ^.f',^ ':;-;s ;i^"^w. He can generally accomplish hbe-ui. .. It- man armed with a brnccofrevolvcrs 11 raor* ;ji l:i' < :��. i^h for an unarmed person. The TpI?;!''iM- >latt's "���' the Union where the gun is |ae..c��?^ artiitrator ;s ��0 throw np your arms when iJiieiiuiM^Moc^s,. X��w, these i*ople generally pptiktrum nut^r twpenenec when thev dec are that badim jS :he !r-;tcr part of valor. When held up P��o,u u;> u-.k;m :., ::,y advice, Xevcr think of even >-%%%'%%%-% %-% -%^. ^^t^^���^���^ living a there is a fo it,,* ^ ��� , attemPtmgto show that hei bt�� 2S1"* P?��PIeua" beginning toneglec havin?Sa"l "vmef����.booksellers are cited as HMii^saut with Yankee directness, that " there is no money ,��� the scriptures." O course onM,! SriXr l,rfr-eC��U,d * "�� hi*her authority than th or��an ^til rrg,I1 ^ ^^ This wonderful organization, winch prints the Scriptures in over *oo raj U ��T, nVhe sP-ch of seve" ShsTf !��u�� n" r' r ^ 3t firerl t0 P0"'1 out its enormous i^ues n Eughsh are of the cheaper, and con- wq,;e.;,ti;;:,,ou''rpu,r''order- ^^moX .-r.....,.ung March 31 last, its output reached the amazing total of 5,047,000 copies of Holy Wr> a bulk absolutely without precedent, and considerably more than halt a million in excess of the correspond ��� u.g period previously. Of that huge mass over ,0 percent or 1,521,000 copies, were in English or Welsh. In themselves those figures are sufficiently significant, but even more striking is the record privately compiled, and not yet published of the growth during the last decade. In r88Q-go the number of complete English Bibles sent out was 534.989- . Kach year -showed a consistent, steady rise up to last year, when it was 618,215. Ten years a��r/> the New Testaments were 599,613, and last year (>M.7r9. the intervening figures having gome*bat fluctuated with a general tendency to increase, P.Q. ' Were such ba rgains offered to the people of Nelson as thosse^ which will be found at the store of j j. Walker, the jeweler OPEN EyENlNGS Diamonds Silver-plat Watch .'Re AH Work ���' "1 ,1 /'I ''�� i",* ���5��.^ mmMm j B 11 :l&M f.*;'.i'.-!>J-sJi Sfll ^ * r V -���-. ���:... ... ���. .-;������..��� ���wife -f * ' -:II ''"l MI1 '* :.:<:v:| ���."���:'���( "* L ^ **��� ;rK^::ii^/^ mm 'i.i 10 IV poverty does not render a mart raorbid it makes htm gentle and kind-hearted. That iswhat it did for Jonathan Hurrod. In the early day* we had roomed together at college -1 was going to sa i- slept together/ but Jonathitn ��� iil'dipin-''.v-.ji1ept::.: '��� i:" fl.e:' smoked and drank coffee and worked instead, and blossomed into a win her of prizes. As Jonalba xi 'WW* in love as well as in debt, and just Ml prone as 1 to substitute pipes formcab when the larder was low/ we learned to love each other during tho*e four ye,ui with an aSection that was firm and confiding. Jonathan nsed to advise '������me lo fail in love; too, 4Vl tell you, old man," he would say, when opening w letter of iatniliar; blue, '.���when you are not reeling -well, and the world grates on you like a' earners*:,, ��� ;--hMrsMnvt.b^ ..Jove-letter ",'-:"'"; '������������:;,;.v-/..;:;'.:;���:������;. " The writer ot the old-laihioued misstves lived dux west, in Harrod''������ native-;town, and;alt houg'h I never met her, I came to know her almost as well as Harrod did, he spoke of her so often: A. nd thet) T ti^d tn watch his face when he read her letters. ';:l".hey' mmt,' have been tender and svm pa t beticr; but wit haS i dash of inspiration and ambition in them: No tide of village, gossip could have brought that light into 'Jonathan's ey^^^ At their conclusion he would dream a wbile. perlhipv ���' and then tall a! his books and work like mad;'���..-��� -��� He showed me her.picture, oiie,night,,- ���She.'--.w*a��- -: dark���with 'a::higb\fo ���'. Tiie ':'������ mouth &nd::chi!r;'were:buih ������'well formed .but; rather: - niasculine. ���lt''.;>;as" ;*;'^"fjea'utjfui.'.>"facc> .though ' not ."������ pretty. ;-������'���::.'. and she f��.mt ,f there^^ft^S &-L. other during the summertyt ^fi^^ wp uon.When he returned east Uieffi^fP inore gentle and sympathetic. He ind 1,'!?%$ -t^Uier.-wherein^ wc were wont to Spend the t vening, worES reading,;; .sA^^^ythetfittt thof^ilSS ; h��m: and, \m he no longer received the If veloj>ts, nor couutelcdrae to lose uivheart I eufJ the rea*on unci ,asked ho questions. He did! ffxcbme ap?dh^ic-~Jonath��n didn't. Hir old hi ...of. work ���vvus'suo.nger.ahaneverr: And^nowJ atones .begun., to appearoccasions i!v in the mtvuMa a rid the dear pu blic grevv:- to:��� it-cognize hi* name 4 ;;;toraKt ::what^i^ :���'!Vd./years)badi/pas^dlvvay:' l>eforeJon��(hau b�� tradesvt\\\he ��hgt#stC:.re:lereiJce:-;tot:thii iovt:ji ;ot;hts,and that:;w:WjV��lteir;:he.; (ue-mkinyroomol ..ebeeries^^grey:::;:;^ . ptct it re of abject ;nieiar��chO!y;{;;:[ti "Ms; .hlird-wSsacrii ���pled ���.piece./of.. :P*peri| f^r* his-h.e::p!aced:;;::bcfore.:;m^:l ���thi: table, "th* .firepia.��,- i^^ 'p*)JC'r. wa^ wnbingin" florid .ttr^^ Canover;; lo-oi^ article -Md 'l^en^-'CHiBneifiiSeviaentlv^^a'ad'^his !i* .heetv'ftoied^^ tbe;t?*-:*vdf^ pieces :m ndr.tt f*>p.p*i-;^ I'laMHuiM rV~/Mf\ ��*- :.")Uu*i*��a**l��r1*>>* wwonrw*, *;, v�� m^mw^^stttemt^afmfmi^^*^^^ V\M\f '\i ���*:** \, rK, COURSE Yon want the LATEST STYLE, THE BEST GOODS MO WORKMANSHIP ��*>�� JTJk* JL , i < All this you can get at >*���*������' rjyiV f-'l'.Vl JLi ' .* \ 'jk.'KB!;-'.; ,-.�� t*j". '.���K" S ���V.,.i ^Sli'Jtffl.TOHBW^'^TOtntBfsKwmWKw^ ^M>H��jii��n��lK��M��!)a��H(��<9i��^^ THH NELSON ECONOMIST 11 lifintlK��n hvv boy." 1 said, going over and scat- )l)''-rUn'\ tlK arm of his chair, '* who sent you fe'tiii.iiji sin his ',,.������j(^iu{ know." and there was a world of sad- ..������( j-js v,i|vv'. " Thekcnvelope wan addressed in n"trC "hami ana not a word accompanied it." ^(verebntir.-ilent for a moment. The logs ���; buniiW chcerilv ; outside, the wind was ^nira-*/;dt>: b uathiri sal with his face in his ||is"-V:;K\\*;-h->i. i <arae here to you just now," he rj( ���<\\x-.i< d\\\U'd ind lonely the day is so sombre, iVljatlb-'n r, .imping all over the country, and v��r i'.M.iwon'sjv ��*;ood bv. i wanted to leave Uv'��fi<i-in<i'-v:ii: tor Winifred iu the-next, for"- kv'wt-at. vtrainh: t��> my heart ��� *% ah. Hilly,! [ ir^.trded mm with companion, vo "ou lie d')i'.\':i hy.r on the lounge Inrfore the fire," { Biini'a-i'dcd" hin?. " ')l^d stop this brooding.'" 1 lshrii-J��.''r'\va!��.i tl.; * '"o-ich as I spoke, and he dropped i��];!>-e'vf'f'-'J>efil','.t chdd; be gave me one grateful bk-.-uid'ihen, -;:--��� 11-r the influence of the genu! .uh .am! 'the :'di.;ue of -many vigils, fell fast t.,herr uic d;ty> os the livs n| us all, I fancy, when v;^ue ^.d1 subtle sense of tnvstery invests the toniKMies;.'...>H��m>> , when the look in the,eyes of a Bid, (Ii? i;u::''.��.���<" Minliglu in a woman's hair, the bid ol a d\^\,ini\ imrchbell, stir feelhnjsdeep with- ���2> to ill ?.;��c?c' fliti^' 'r fin's > '-rr; I'cet' .ish! ; liras ?hef: fere wp KneniinV.; j V'C never known before. Thai after* as ./������'���.vinu! carnation in ihs va.-^-on my \ .ind us. I sarUhefe pondering jona- - ;i- py-rfume stole into my hraist like a !'.-r;t .ii'jodyne* .it conjured np visions as ���-mi- of Dr. Faustus. and vet -and vet, * at' * >v::m.' of- foreboding�� n .premonition of --.* ':> f-ccur';.. ���'������������..���. V\ hether or not I dozed I cannot say, but suddenly 1 was aware that some other than Jonathan was in the room, and that he was wide awake and looking at me intently. I raised my eyes, and there, to mv infinite surprise and astonishment, I saw standing opposite me, across the table, a stylish gowned young woman. I started to my feet with an apology on my lips, but as I i^anced at her face my tongue was tied and 1 remained silent. She ��*s dark and with a high forehead and shadowy eyes. The mouth and chin formed, but rather masculine. And she was beauti iu], though not pretty. "Miss Conover !,f I exclaimed. "Vcs," she answered, with a voice that was low and vibrant, " it is L" Then, with her brown eyes iixtd on the white carnation and the color mountin^ in her cheek, she continued, " I have just arrived in the city. Yesterday I learned that an ancient enemy o j -Ethan's sent him a paragraph from an account of cousin's wedding, and*'���the color increased, then tjuicklv subsided���" knowing Jonathan so well, I wished, if possible, to see him before the clipping reached him. And ���you see, I knew you also knew him very well" Her lips closed tightly for a second than curved into a smile. Two great tears stanvd from beneath the dropping lashes, but were quickly intercepted. { looked toward the place wh^re Jonathan lay. A screen W2S between him and th i visitor, and only his soft .respiration betrayed his presence. I turned to Miss Conover. '*Jonathan love* you," I said. " Do you love him ?" Pier eyes Hashed with a womanly luster, but a*aiu her lips were firm. k< For if you do," I .<..,.~fl.>.��^rr^^.itMM>.i(iH>ivutatMMM)bM��A^)WNM^ wnNwnnwmiM VtArWWvWW* WyV^W*A^AjW**A^A*V ��� WBMMinatMnKs i. Holiday Novel tic's ���. ArrKTrif, Daily Fred Irvine & Co. I The new Straight I Front Corset. We 5 have them. ���a-jwu*. *>*m*MH*��v*xm*mimjm>��^miiii0tm>&^ ummm MM IMIHWH*��� ���!��� , erchandise has its ptece in the preparations for the Xrnas season, jme attractiveness of the goods to be found in all our departments i will make brisk selling for the next three weeks . . ew��� msmm/mmmmammrm mtmm �����.����������, ^.are^^wM^aw^^ Christmas Dolls Handkerchiefs t >:!< t ; t i uh�� oi dolls ��� is now ou display, i*y i^ of the highest, the price is |'>w that yon will be surprised at '^���v.- ".��� !|j��.- fjoji vou cnn 1,c. lor a (|0|jar or -��! dolls. ���ktd;dK)dicd dolls, new " dolls, blonde dolls, brunette 7 iuches: 35c to SH.50, f.v. frc:ii:fj..s: Vou lose 'most of your handkerchiefs, ihe iaundttes wear out the rest, and your hand- I kerchief case needs consmnt filling. We have theui from ^c to $7.50 each. ��� i I . ai;��! !i!,.- '_-' *hr finest taffeta, liberty sajius -dk<. s'roni 53.50 to $l$,:.. i'ecou!n/ Th, X)us W" nterbsoves In great variety. The very latest style in gloves is ihe suede, castor and mocha. These gloves are nice for cold weather, as they are much warmer than dressed kid We.- carry these lines in black, mole, tans and greys; $1:25 to $2, '���'��� '^'"hind for furs this season was ���;>' !5S very early in time to make evvV,.'"s uhrn lI,c.v overeat their best. What- win \'y"'' ls.!'M luclics 10 wear, made of Air, in-j ���';, < pnas. !Mi !n this department at very hi : Agcnt*, for IUtlcr'ck p-,,t The cold snap which we have -just ex- rijei^ced's'u^^'ests.--what we may expect when the winter sets in in earnest, so get your coni- jbrts now and be ready. Prices, $1.50 to $25, c:mm[n^^lm^r^��^^ Special care taken In filling all mail orders ���in '\'1 f ','v( 1 ^ ,1. ��� "1 �� V /1 tit 'SEiiS ���fill m m '* Ins #1 -Si iff IP* ; hi ll ''ilk IS -* '^i 'hi I ���-f pM ** - ������'���if-I<?"r i..--.;.:i||,J|A) M ii ' :kM^ 11 ��� "w'ffisasSiriEasfl'WMSi^^ 19 * a* THE Nb'f.SON ECONOMIST ���til exclaimed, pulling aside the screen with a si, swift movement, ,v he is here." 'Jonathan !" Then, as I left the room. 1 looked back and her kneeling at his side ugle aueiition must be directed to them hahh��d infrtr����M��.*��... mem, saw CHAMBER OF MINES. The following circular letter speaks for itself is being wildly distributed over the mining section of Southern British Columbia, Rowland. B L\, Nov. 15, r9W 1 he mining industry in the various mining districts ot Southern British Column! has assumed such large proportions that it has been felt bv many of 1 hose interested, that some concerted effi.ri .ihouhi be made to bring these various districts and their development to the notice of the principal financial centres of Great Britian, Continental Europe the I'inted States and Canada, with a view of interesiing capital in there development The great need of all mining districts ts the empiovment of capital in a large way, and this is especially true in Southern British Columbia, where to properly develop the mines lar>;e capital is absolutely essential To induce capitalists to invest in mines, their 1 *i f. .. . . r . �������� iw mem, and correct r��i babied information must he put before themfr ��� to time in regard to the developmentgoingonfa? ini.ies -the tonnage produced, shipped and treat the smelters erected or in the course of erection 1 generally such information as will induce men -on iug or controlling capital to make investigation int the mutters laid before them. To this end an association to be known as "fl Chamber of Mines of Southern British Colui' (Kooienays m& Vale) has already been formed, The objects of this Chamber of Mines will be 14 To obtain accurate and reliable information* the development work and the in machinery in each of the mines or claims mallear in Southern British Columbia and to put it in anIq tractive'form before mining investors in these Itrjj financial centres. 2, To obtain weekly the shipment of orefromead mine in these camps* the estimated value, thesmelte 10 which tie same lias been shipped whether in Canada or the United States or elsewhere; ti tonnage that max be milled or concentrated, aa values ; tiie tonnage of concentrates shipped w v.^;r,>a��M��y^Hv;.-v,v.^i? *nrrfiTifi>ifw>niiiii>inimiiLii ,j^ H, , I��: IIHutfi.l^tit mhin for" fohtlota mmmtummmtc THEO, MADSON.Pr Baker St, Nelson lw**Jij.y*.i-��.-. lii&tr.��it*vi* s**'-.^ I n ������it1. >v ^SfS^fs? <^&^7zi.-;,&'^i^ii>f\vo*u*v- y. vfctr) ,':'Atu:^a'V-i '%.������. ���*vf1Cfy .��� ���������.,.^iN^--.ij^'.;>/:nj.sj.V'.'fl��.Vftv Bureau of Provincial Information. IN OKDKK that fht��f;��v<>rimif;!iz mav \n> in pouter f on of definite information with which tohnpplv rlif^H,- -e*-khi- investment* in ttiiKproviuiv.J am i;sMrur:.ti to invito i*ir. ttouiarK from th*-*** ��*h�� h;m< properties for sale, and who may feel disced jo forward �����uch particular* jo this ofllre u,r the mirtH**e in question. ' In view of the propn.M-d ��*;irlv n-orpmivi. uon ofthe Agent UeneralV- OffiVi: in London bngland. thedesirahiJity of having on fit,, n imt of farms and other nropcrtii-*, fnT ml<> with full and nrrurnU* detail*, in obvious' I ropertieB Kubmiti^d may InHnd*- f��rm�� and" ftirm land*, industrial or eomrni-rHal con ������erns, timber limit*. water \**vrvr* or other -nterprlw-Karrordhiif opporhinlth-K for leKii"|. mate investment. It b not proposed to commend pror^rtje* to Intending l��vwU)ru. hut to afford th�� iuIiVh'i steews to he claKHllled ll*t��and all ��v�� , , information connoted therewith and to place enquirers in communication with ��he owner**. The fullest particular* nr���� chaired not only! <>/ the property themselves hut of tin- local U.ftH In which they are situated, arc\\hi r "! UiMon. affectiug them. For thli pnrnSi ���* 5 printed Kcheduien will, upon api'llmt "n hi forwarded tothone dculroiin of^ilkn^li ^ ��� Fi F O^OHN'FI f '" ' ' Hecretary, Bureau of Provincial*Information. I <���> ��� -';;v W�� Carry in Stock a Full line A����*yermr *nd Cfeemistf'Suppi* 4SSAVERS' SIPPlffS S. C AGF.NT5 FOR DENVER FIRE CUT CO. WM. AINSWORTH F. W. 6RAUN I CO. BRUNTON POCKET TRANSITS ONLY $25 W. F. THTZEl & CO PATENAUDE BROTHERS JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS FINE WATCHES A SPECIALTY CfnrifiC&JtZQf IMPROVCMCUTS. THISTLE ^IPIE^At CUMIS. 8tetttf Jn the NelK<~MlninL' Division n'f Mrent;Kootonay District. Where located- 4Jafe* H0t^ thHt J''J- H- IJoweH, a�� a^ent ft>, 15,1 Hflli, M 2eK' ^"i��^- <Korean), Fre^ Miaor'B Certificate No. u.%4165. Jn^nd^u'v Mining Recorder for a Certificate of I innrovl. meat��t for-the -purpose of obtaining a Croin -Urantof the above claim. H" . A#?dfu'ther-^fcenoticMithat action, under section ,i7, mti��t be commenced before thl fsstuiDce of such Ceptidcate oflmprovementM Dated thin 2Sth day of October. 1900 muilH- | J. H. BOW EH. | 1 Cent ml nwl contra J Fraction** f Mlnern Clairng, m I tint to In the N'eUon Mtnhnr I>f vlf* i c* ���of We��t Kootenay District. I Where located: On F*^��^le Oret'k, bc'twr^n '������Red Point" and "'Invincible" Mineral ClairnH. Take n'dlre-that I,.John ^fcJ^4^Uiiic���� IM*.B., of the City'of Nelitori, actingn* ad��*nt Tor Otto JohriKon. Fmo Miner'ii certnicate No. H TiJ&'L, and Kdward Dttrnont, Pre* Miner'** Certtncate No. H 27,M'J, intend sixty dnyw frotn the date hereof, to apply io the Mining fi^corder f<*r certificate�� of niprove*. nuuiUi. for the purpose of obtaining Cron'i* Grants of the above claim?*. And further take notice that actlort, under Hection in, muNt l>e commenced befon? the iKHiianco of m��ch certificate of IrnprovementM, Dated this 2T��th day of 8ept��*mber. HWO. .JOHN McfiATCHIK Cam ......ps supplied on sl>"rlc�� notice and lowest prices-](.^v Mailorders receive caie.^^ Nothing but fresh holesome meats ana su in-stock. aw i: ?-aJai >ivv ��V "V*1 \J \* Wftv Ml K\ w -l l I ��*r4 '. j^^S^feSKSiSW* ^SMMssiStfiMi; THE NELSON ECONOMIST 13 also -the tonnage treated by the cyanide or |erVroce>ses,'.ancI value. /fljk information will be tabulated by the officers Hie Chamber of Mines and cabled through the is agencies to London, Berlin and Paris, and by bociaied aiui Canadian press despatches to the j papers of -the Hiked States and Canada. '■ To.-' publish <uch information by''a series of ^crs ■■froiiV'.its :,i-creiary to the leading: financial ii mining papers in the various centres of Orea jtaii), Kurope, Lnited Stales and Canada, ic. To'hriii'K to the notice of mining investors any jiv camps which may be discovered and also to aid directing t^k attention of the public to camps al- dv established, but which, have been neglected, |5."-'i%4i- present (o the transportation comp nies ?ranntr m th<- district the information thus oh- :. To/ \n<w^u> tariff and other legislation which }i he'' of- .if d v a u:. s i» c to the mining' and smelt in**' justriesof ihe Province and t»> aid the Doaiiuton I Provincial L<T<>vurmncnts in their efforts to pro- lie these" ,i'ntercNt< ■iie'-ass'.x'ihtio'i i* very anxious to enlist the co- f:.nhnn" ■'■ f all: mining, 'transportation, smelting fchnilli!^ o*?np inic> and their representatives, also 'boards ol' W'mU- m<l individuals in s.iding them to utmost,"! ihci: power in carrying out the, oKjects his Ch''"i?)'?r o; Mines, s ■ lr EDUCATIONAL INFLUENCES. n JJrfJf *! fKi°d f<f ^^onin the following com- parauve table of scholars and prisoners in Great Britain during the last 30 years : Vears Scholars Prisons Prisoners. S:::r.::jgjs; lu 29>05° 'J* 4,804,149 75 - 19,896 }*?t?u: 5.601,24.9 66 17,687 this enormous decrease in prisons and prisoner* is in spite of the increase of the population by many millions. ' • ' SHARKS IN THE GULF. It does not seem to be generally known, says the /• reel ,rw, that sharks of considerable size are found by Nanaimo fishermen in the Gulf while following their occupation. The one killed .by a fishermen"' the other day was nearly eight feet long, and.of the i»U* hacked variety. This, of course, is not much size lor a shark, as some of them attain a length of fourteen and sixteen feet in the warmer waters ofthe Southern Paci6c. It is generally V;supposed that sharks do not appear in the cold waterV dfthis part of the world, but this is a mistake*''•'*' A very large one was seen a year or two ago off English Bay, Vancouver, and it was what is known as|a ground shark, of the gray species, the most dangerous-of all. They come up the Coast into the warm water of the ittU iou shamro;k.mineral claim. \ us ilu: Xslvsu Mjulnj* IMvIMoh *y(\ M>i K<'■«'••.-n;.i\ ln\i; «<t. When' Iho$i ivd *"■ j |i K,msiopt- ut M"sn an?,: Mountain, nestr k •i'fSjiV- i}>.^ 1, ; n u,j\m»«., *t* jw»u! !(;*!! M"»r«(-*, Unisys 0"'«'rv!&n3, Kfe"** ■ , ■ *!•: s "<">^f, !»i apply I>i ■ \mn^ \W'*ir: ?<<r .. t\-i :irt<»qt«* of tin- It '(!Uii!!,v, !• r iiy.- t]> **.* <;f «»M<»ttliUg » lRt''::—''? ' "kr ^i'fljr. {JH»t (t*'Oott. UhilO^' ■'• ''f ►■■» M'M » ?«»vd tH*Mrv ih»* - <«;i\ i.f' i x, S.«h*T. i»*'«tf Wadds Bros., p Vjintouvtr *nd Melton CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS. : Uun>(wv GJeii Mineral Claim, mtuate in tbe < .Nelson Mining Division of West Kootenav i District-, I Where, located: On horning Mountain. ; ,T?tk*- %«« that I. John McLoUstale, P.L.S., of the City of Kelson, acting as agent for ; JamttpMcLcod Campbell, Free Miner's Certificate No. B ,•»,!«& Intend, sixty days from the idnte hereof, to apply ro ihe Mining Recorder w^ Ub-V'Vi, bove THORNE MINERAL CUII mt'.u j},,.- \vu.,: |flk»' nil! :«■ B-j j.-',.!".,v^'.'r::i:' ^Si ■''''' NVh^ri" tfk*at fi\~~. -(>i ^".i-; '*: M -• -sjnsf MMuntjtiit, near j •'. It |I»uvch, j^ ngi'fit for fc.-r'o-.^.i.i . 1i!H-',? < 1-^rHmO. Krr*« Wrr..M,'»i,,,,V'>. • V- '■•'"•'v^> inh-mlr Mstv Ini-.-rM,;,"'-/ ;'i?'"V- "''''Oniujjti <>«»«»!! »'iH fur?h-T *■• '* ■'»'■" teiif,,,,.;,;. ;,;'"!,ii"rii''i''i ^«"foro Oi«* •'. n. iiow^, I for a cvnuiuatv oi Improvement^ for the pur • |kjso of olunininjrn Crown Grant ofthe a I Halut. VICTORIA ST., NEtSON ! And farther take notice that action, under ; Kt-ctfon in, must be eonnneneed before the is- - I suancc of such Certificate of Improvements """ ' Dated liiiK 1st dayofKevcmber, 1800. John McLatchie. +*♦+***#+♦*♦♦♦♦♦+♦+#+++++* •»«WHMl»U> £<WA,i + \1/H£N YOU BUY NAL CM'BLEM MINERAL CUIM. ^•^■int!,.. \,.* ";.'"" '"Via*■Iin1^'.';,'" - ;!lit!'- i'Kihiou Of W«i|." ^^ "J'Morni.''.,' m Iw7>;-■^x-Mto.d---Oti;>Wf FtTk. /'" '■'ri,l-^lti,.ne*r O|v<?*0uj. P't'ttv!;,.,, ,jt , , ,1:,H m .p.!,.' V- t!- h;^v'«,-«i.»»«i£rnt for ^'■•■.rti,i;:Jltt. V;;!,;s:" ..AKvrriK1M» Fr^ ['•""■"-I'M.-... ;'" 5rHh-«,r Improve r,,rH"-;.i;^ :;.'.""'" ol»!j«»niM« « >„«.,, '''•Iftiril-,,- . '-'iiu . " t!n:-U^^:'l'i"r'" !iml i'«-«»«»»i,un(h'.r ftft'ofMi.-l,. ■,;..,/ "'"'""'"'''d- before t.|K» H,,^^lMhw:; V ^'"M'rovenHMit*,. |. ! (*«"*!« »i ><»r, lMOl> |akon()|j(v ( -■,M,n,»">.nenr Oive-Ouij jUiT'Ji- ni",:^ i.imV, 1)l,,ulVN- "N «»K»»t»t for : fit)! A. L PERRIER O'Kell & Morris' LEAVE ORDERS AT VANSTON'ES DRUG STORE ft»l/SS .MWl*.l7Ul^ 9 SSBSflSHMWSffi. *'<>wlfT,*t^,'^"i v«hi sret what are pure British Columbia fruit and. sugar, and your money is left at home. * "■ ■ Gentlemen's Fins Suits ...^ Specialty ..>.w;, ,- ,('1'in,■;,(,, v,M!,v;' I'We k*0, Free i Teacher of ^ifs!","' !" CM.,11,, ll.e,.l<,n« Ult<,cr i Including Voeal .Training, Pliy»ieal Oulture, liikf-;1:''"'-!!)),, ' rV<Ml l>,,foro 'M»« Artlwlatlon and Goalure. Trial Titltloii i,,n"!^ ..(' ., , InnV*OV0,»^'»h». Free. '< {«>l)««r, HUH), 3 •'■ H. Howivs. ; a©3j Latimer St', or P.-O. 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SOO LINE FIRST-CLASS SLEEPERS On A iVVrn hm f- ow JtftUIOK.JM MiiuT UiilK '���--A IJrWJ��� ''."'������ TOURIST CARS ���raK��1n^ Duiunure'��� Junethm Oallv for * 'Paul, .SattsrdnvH for. Montr^tt nml no^ttoii KondayH and..Thiir��duv-K for Toronto,' '���'Same cars? pumMeraiHloka <��fn*. dav i-nHh-r. A POINTER For your Kasifini trip ��� \z lo ������'����������� i E THAT Y008 TICKET HEAQS flit C*IS!il)SS PiCIJlC j WHOLESALE AMD fteTAtt ���*'.': ���'."Si HEAD Of riCE: MCiSOM, B. ���< M SAJiDOf* rmmMitk* on Poors;. Sashes Brackets and .���* *"*>' ��*rfk��W(��'WSBS8BK�� j Train for Slocan Citv,' Kloerin . v poinu, and HttiuUm. TRAINS AND STEAMERS i#spaht j Hleamer for Kootennv f.aodjoif. .r).00 >and EaHtern i^intn, via Crow'H iuily } Ne.fit rouUi. ' 8.00 / Train for Rowland. (Irand Knrkti KX.twn.'s Greer j wood, M i d way, r t<- 9.00 ItJ.OO ) Blcamor for Kaslo ;>j��d inl.-rjdf. BX.atTtc. j diate points. i��40 J 'Train for UoKalanrl, Naktiso, oaiiTy (Kevelstckc, Malno l.ln,. and Pa! ) clfle Coa^t poi��t.s. ..���Portlme-tahlea, rates and mil Information ���all on or address neareat loon) u^eui, or R. W. DBKW, Depot Axent, U. , ". L. Bkown, city Agent/ | ^��v����<hi, H.c. H J����W T<i Uu> Your *��� H Tr&v, Pa-MS. Agent. i,B,0, ��. j. Coylc, A.G. P. Agent, Vancouver, Ii, (;, ANAGERFORE.SKINNEpli le if* ^lfUIWi-s> 'Annoniices Large In}|��rtgw'^^4 Scotch and Irish SKROJJS. TWEEDS, WOKS I W" :k|c; /J TROUSKRINOvS. �� -^* ��������� ��� i-i-���. f- <!-*"�������� "i -n K" - :f : % ��-��\' ?��v; - <-<������! - * * *,' ' '''l, *?��� ,** *J *��� -;'- ;-** **-.' t *. 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Print Run: 1897-1903 Frequency: Weekly Titled "The Nelson Economist" from 1897-07-14 to 1903-07-11. Titled "The Economist" from 1903-07-18 to 1906-02-17.
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