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INJUNCTION EXCITEMENT I'etition at Deloraine Coin- piled in the Same as in rembina. iJeloraine, Oct. 30. There was some excitement umong the temperance people hero when it was reported that Judge Metcalfe had granted an injunction against the l'emblmi council, Iireventlng them from voting on the local option by-law because the petl-1 1 hi wax made un of a number of sheets pasted together In a long roll. The petition here was made up in the fcame way.

It transpires, however, that that was done beiore the people signed it, and not afterwards, as appears to have been the ease in l'em-nina. In other words, there whs only one petition circulated in I leloraine ojr two persons, who saw all the signatures attached and the petition was lengthened by the addition of new sheet as frequently as more space was required. The i Moraine petition probably has the same appearance as that of rembina, but It la not likely that It will be attacked. A New Council. Hiding Mountain.

Oct. 30. Mrs. Albert Stewart, of Virden. delivered un address here last evening and there were deputations present from the new lonncils of Uoyal Templars recently established at Kelwood and llirnle.

At Hip close of the public mo-ting Hiding Mountain Council, No. 11, was Instituted, neing the fifth established within -a fortnight In this municipality. The officers of the new council are: Ceo. I'mildon, Clara Watson J. J.

Wlllcrtnn, P.C.; Miss Iinrothy Tyler, Miss Mabel Mi'i'larty, Miss Lizzie Kltson, I' ta Soniili-n. Mrs. Tyler, Miss; Maggie Buchanan, 1)11. i. KltSMii, IS Mrs.

I'rcd I'almlter. elocution superintendent. It is proposed to have a big union rally of nil five council for the presentation of churters early In Pccembcr. Agitation Renewed. Whltemouth, Oi t.

30. The- Injunction granted by Judge Metcalfe to stop the vote on local notion In another municlpalltv has renewed the agitation to Interfere with the petition here. It was accepted bv the council of the tnunleltali! :H1.I the I -riven the first and second reading. The liquor partv has untitled Mini II that It will send Inw-ver to show that the petition Is not gnmi one and that thn tiv-blv i.rovld'i. f-r I nh- 111 ill '1 lie rescinded, if the council win cnll a IneeittiK n-xt i.o-r-inc Hint If the council dm ml) a mei Ing It will lie tirocecded with and the rminclllors are atiald of lie urrtng expense.

Warm Talk. f'rvctal "It v. int. -Tie trnnhlo grow ing 'it of th. ft i the Im al Option petition from the office of thu tiiunl' I I i.c-k i nut "i i The petition was filed the teinin riinc people.

In good tune. Put wa stolen on the night following lis The rniinh l- nl clerk ule nil Id.ivlt that It coiitslnrd ample slrnrttiires funk" It coed. The numb il council rln-ldeil that the bunl-h. r- of I In- har- iCARTE'ltSl JPITTIC uiveh CURE '-I i- iirf i tr-mbW iik4. slltr-Ms lhe terrific.

J.nr, Iliai. fiv io I'ainln S' Ml th'it nii MBSilutNe turrrwi 'ions la uulug SICK Uv4jrK rt I'tm's l.lffi Vt 'if in rf.f'f. n. 1'i' ngitHt pr 9rti I llHltvt.rr' tit tfttf' h. rMtlf I l-f imI ttnlr l.fif 'fi if Uh jtMti HEAD 'II rm 'V'l; r.

tmi-tm kalJ 1Wtr JT t1. v1 tt.B i r.nnf't lhm h' i a ff to that ii, i tout tolaiiotUi-m aVilaftrf ait r- a al ACHE Is i-- ih xrf ltr sf I. m--m a. i -f (rv kvj, lei (iii car It lox rs-. a t-M i t- -ma fl'a si email aM -af t- ttlra.

Ma- tn'i'airaa" a -1 a-aa'fi'i a- An -I -f i-at bj tiif alx ax una ataaiaaf aalbtak turn a rrt vm, fed ft fclla MK The Kind Vcu Have Always Bought, nud. whkh has been in usa for over SO years, has borne the signature of ad has been inado tinder his per-CjiLCzA'j Klnee it infancy. vry. s-cCstCSU. Allow no one todeeeive you in this.

All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good" are but Experiments that trillo with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against KxperiwcuU What is CASTORIA Castoria a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-porie, Drops and nine; Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Xareotic mhstanee. Its ae, Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms nrl rllajs Fovt-rlshiiras.

It cures Diarrhoea and ind It relieve Teething1 Troubles, cures Constipation antf flatulency. It assimilates the Pood, regulates the fctonuili and Rowc-l, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's i'riend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of -cue 4M The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. room had filled their part of the con tract and all that the statute demanded.

They therefore submitted the bylaw and provided for a vote to he taken at the municipal election. Now the council is threatened with priceedings from the provincial liquor party to prevent the bringing on of a vote, and there is a good deal of warm talk over the matter. Kelwood Society. Kelwood. Oct.

29. A deputation of Royal Templars went to Norgate last night and assisted Mrs. Albert Stewart, of Vlrden, in the institution of a new society with the following officers: Mrs. Thus. Hills, S.C.; Miss Annie White.

V.C.: Mrs. And. White. P. Mrs.

Wm. McLvod. Mrs. Maggie Mi-Lend. Miss Jessie Mo-Leud, O.H.: Thos.

Dandy, rioht. McKenzie, Miss Maggie violet Hills, organist: Messrs. Win. Mi-Lcod, Thos. Dandy and Stanley Mcl.eod, trustees.

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Day. Pazn ointment Is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching, blind. Weeding or I'rntroiludln- Plies In 6 to 14 days, or money refunded. 50 cents. S.

A. ARMY AT COAST. Major Morris, Comanding Officer, Tells of Work Being Done. Major Frank Morris, commander of the Salvation Army of the coast territory, which Includes all of British Col-umbiu and Alaska, spoke today enthusiastically of the Army's work and progress in his district. "We have a splendid auditorium In Vancouver," he suid.

"The Hotel Welcome Is another of our Institutions for men, strangers to the city, who nre taken care of on their arrival. Vancouver Is fast growing into a great city and the Army Is growing with It. We have a magnificent hand of over 3u musicians and it Is just cause for I pride among the citizens us well as our own organization. have on hand now the formation of suburban corps at lirnnd View, Mount Pleasant and North Vancouver. "The Army Is very greatly Interested In and doing very good "work among the native Indian population of Columbia and Alaska.

We have vll-' lages entirely our own one of them lilen Vail, five miles from Hazleton on the Skeena river, an Important point on the Ci. T. Is really a model village. The government representative slated that he had seen nothing like It from const to coast. We tench the natives agriculture and strive to make them self-supporting.

We have live schools and nre building -aw mills on nn expensive scale, for the particular benefit of the natives. "our object Is especially to keep them ch ar of the coast dlles where thev acquire all the vices and diseases of i lvlllz-itlon. and generally degenerate In all ways. "I hnve Just returned from Toronto, where I was at lending the rongress. We had a magnificent series of nieet-Inif.

and on one occasion we had A parade In which 12 hands and 1 Salvationists took part." BREAKS BRITISH RECORD. Ittonkhiiid. Nov. I l.mils Paulhau, aviator, today smashed the lirll kIi fb Ing record here by mvcr-Ing 41 miles In one hour imd II 4-'i seconds. A big crown wiuciicn inflight nud whe nit was learned that the record had been pmiislied lb" spectators broke out enthusiastically illto I lieerS.

kept on nnd tuiide a magnificent flight id miles, bill after three bonis he was compelled to s-o-nd because his supply of petrol ran short CAPTURED BY CANNIBALS. Two Englishmen and Chin Maat Horrible Fat on Admiralty Islands. Manila. Nov I The slaughter of and three ctiina by i 1 1 1 hi I "II Adlllirn ty lllllnla Is re. ported here, niily one man out of six is-npi'd being eaten.

They were re. fogeea fiom wreck In smnll bout. The nnlHe. olirpoweted them In their weakened i ond tmn. Striking RIOT IN YMUIDtN Fishermen Stint Houtt British Vits-Contul.

Ain.tiril.iiii Nov. I- The tiltln niiiii-ti and Initili governineni lo.lay nun mi imeitig ition of the riot In Yioiil l'ii, li' io a (fowl of striking lo i no ii ptc!" lhe house of the III Vi-r. iiui-ol. rer an English II 'hi man who had refused In Join the -Ills" hid tiili'll refuse ti.ere foil. i1 I in-i -in i s-ii was onn el'ieil to ot.

lit the lilll, li-filf Ihejr iei'i ir.pi i It Is (ml known i- i 1 hii one has been hurt. OUTBREAK IMMINENT Ol-uha cautions in i Fsvor Bf Cores Seoul Riots. I i lo rnl I 'Sni's. f- or. "i yoi rei sot noia In lie.

ii'iioa a lio onilireik is Im- llit'ii-ol He id ho'd 1ne-'llig li'flsv rllll I'W 'I iff to- eoni.lir lll'-IIIIS lot s'ii-1 ra-iiori of unreal. Illola in H- I oa'ln ie Hen. Dewdnsf Raturnlpo oitrei. Nov I Hon i iir. In ihl lily enroule In Hrltl'h 1 1 1 in I ii i tin I.

us and THE WIKNI-TZQ TilliUKE, TUESDAY, FOVEKBER 2, SC1LNCK AND Distusijii ot QmMion ly llYv. W. A. iiomau Coii rcptious ut God. At the Unitarian chur.

on Sunday W. A. Vrooman discussed the uuestion, "locs science destroy belief in the Supernatural?" as the first of a series of addi- sscs on "Vital educations i Modern He said all our tono -ptiuns of Uod are derived lrom our knowledge oX nature nnJ man. tioj is a hypothesis to txpluln the facts. No man has seen liod, but neither bus any man imr been an atom.

The atom is assumed to exist as the invisible unit of matter. In tile same way the existence of liod is assumed aa the Invisible mind and will whciin; all things derive being and quality. Does science accept tiic material uiom as the in-pianutioii of ail plieiioinc.ia and destroy tile larger hypothesis of The agnostic shirks responsibility lor an unswer. He says he do.H not know what to think, iiut no mind can rest saUsMcd in negations. The materialist assumes the atom be omnipotent.

Although behaves like a manufactured article It Is conceived to be self-existent and eteral. Although it is described as an electric vortex ill the universal ether It is en dowed with all thu qualities uf rudi mentary intelligence, will and sensation. 'Die works which we ascribe to Hod, the materialist truces to the chance combination of tile numberless atoms in the universe. Matter is not tile product of mind, but mind is the function of un association of atoms which happened to gather in a skull. Will is a product ul chemistry.

The universe by chance happened to arise when thu eternal atoms united their rudimentary minds upon tile task Haeckel wrotu a wore on cell-souls. He denied the need of tlod. Soul, or Free will to account for nuture. He found some soul and mind in every atom and cell and when sufficient ml' these were gathered In proper combination, the concourse of atoms mull -Ifestcd divine wisdom. The addition of an Infinite number of atomic intelligences would in his opinion be suffi cient to account lor the universe.

Such a hypothesis is more incredible than that which places the Inlinite Cod at the beginning of tilings and Units the evidence ot unifying mind und will in the course of nature. Thn speaker snowed from the works of such thinkers as Lodge, botze and Fiske that some form of Idealism Is displacing the antiquated matiirialisin ill all modern philosophy. The Christian idea of Uod, Inlinan-cnt in nature aim yet transcendant above all. is sustained by all the lines of modern research. Within lhe system of nature the universal Hcign of Law is invincible evidence of a creative reason.

Nature is an organism, within which (iod has fixed unalter' able conditions of cause and consequence. Within the boundaries of that systi in reigns un unbroken law o.f causation in regard to nil physical phenomena. Predetermined laws reveal the Indexible limits within which all beings must exist. We have no evidence that even the divine energy ever acts within the system in anv way different to the methods we may lei.rn as the iaws of nature. The forces uf nature were set in motion by the eternal will.

The laws of nature express the administrative wisdom of omniscience. The evolution of the universe is the method of creation. Hut In human Hie we meet thut which transcends explanation In purely physical terms. The cnain of natural causation breaks at the point where reason, conscience and moral freedom appear. While these nre rooted in nature they rise Iranseend-iilit above the system out of which they spring.

In the lower plane the revelation of Cod Is in ti ruis of physical law and force. In the higher plane the revelation Is in terms of moral freedom, reason and love. As pHrt of the system of nature men have no freedom. They are i natures produced bv physical forces and predetermined laws. Natural evolution Is predestination, as rising out oJ nature having a measure of nmr.il freedom and choice they have fellowship with a plane of life which trans.

ends the system of nature. Here tin touch the mysteries of a higher stein whose laws we can but dimly discern and which for lack of a better term Is called supernatural. Here character Is the product of choice and In the light of reason and conscience every man by his own volition has power to cause himself be what he wills to be. The i all of the Invlne draws men Into ii'inmunlon with the Creator. Uod, who Is known In nature as Force, Is known In supi mature as Love, know In the phvslcnl world as Law.

Is known In the spiritual life as Father. Of this life of the spirit Jesus Is the pre-eminent example, showing men that II their destiny to rise above the condition of the natural man to the character of the spiritual man. As says: "The bridge Is thus conipli to tut ween the divine nud lhe human personality, and we crown the religion of causation and of the cotlscii Hi by the religion of the spirit. Arrested for Fraud, Pott Arthur. Nov.

1 Michael Fay was arrcMcd here and was taken buck to Sudbury wlieie he Is wanted on charge of fraud ill coiinei Hon with a c. p. It. i beck, for hich company he was working at Cbapliau. Port Ai riM-d Soiitiil.

with Arthur Shipping. A'sliiubola. from until and freight Senlu and Ionic are due tills after noon with passengers and package freight. Racrgnutd Picture. Ilellevllle.

NoV III tills illy ho have seen the published tlr lure of I'ti rii It liibhurl, tho vlf i li I i wife uiurderrr ninl big. must, claim that he Is lhe In. in ho In a t'nited Slates city mar lie, I Mi I rot llf this lltvl. litM citing Inr money was with tier here afl'T they were inatrled. Shorter Tim and Lett Wsget.

Montreal, Nov. 1. II was announced this motiilng thai owing to lhe advance prb of raw lotion, the Dominion Utile lollli'lllV mill' 111 and inlieal will be mil oi short lime The w.igi-s will also he i ul mid a i in t.iiimrut of Jil lo per i.nl. in the working hours Will he Fell To; onto, I la Pe naie lina IiIiikIi Hiirlv f-et fiom the tnlnulea plllll to Hn Death, i I nr. HlsMart, Avenue, whde If roof today f-1 the Is Ifii on-l died nf'ri rraitilng I'm llos- "I l'te hren n'n)f; Caarsrelt fir In-mrnnn, wi'li who I tiavctieen mirle4 fit lsit'v enr, I rstl halt Cat-rf-t hif-e r'a tne mort flief than tnt mhef reie'ly I Viaif evrt tri't.

I shall tvriiinit t'ennmeit Ihem lo friend all thl lh tepreaentfit Too. Cillarri. I Igia. 111. f-aaal.

raia'ale Pnfaat. Taa fl-w-4 if aa Hl. nt llrir. I ib-i a Ii'a- i-o i c. laasraatee I ftira a mm nar A Million for a New Stomach It is said that Mr.

Rockefeller, one of the world's richest men, offered one dollars to any physician who would make his stomach strong en ough to digest an ordinary meal. With all his money, this multimillionaire comix lied to live on milk and crackers. What a warning this is to men ar.d women who are beginning to realize that "they have a stomach:" tflisht attacks of indigestion soon develop into acute attacks. The weak ened stomach quickly becomes weaker under the eontinueo utram of digesting unsuitable tood. Chronic Dpepsia makes a strict diet imperative, and life miserable.

let now unnecessary all this suffering is! "Fruit-a-tives" that splendid stomach tonic will give you what millionaires cannot buy, a clean, sweet, healthy stomach which will be capable ut digesting any reasonable meal. "Frult-a-tives," made from concentrated and Intensified fruit Juice, acts directly on the stomach, Increases the flow of the digestive Juices and corrects the faults of digestion. "Frult-a-tives" or "Fruit Liver Tablets" is not only a positive und speedy cure ror ah these troiujles. it also acts as a general tonic, building up and strengthening the entire system. Frequently those, who have been urea of Stomach and Bowel Troubles, write tc the Company, stating that thev are enjoying better healtU than ever before.

"Fruit-a-tlves" is sold by all druggists and dealers at 60c. a box, 6 for $2.50, or trial box, 25c. or may bo ob. allied from Frult-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. STUDENTS CELEBRATE.

Manitoba College Boys Have March Around City Last Night. Manitoba college students were out on the warpath last night, and they certainly let everybody know that they were alive. The march of the students led them through the Dominion and Hijou theatres, and at both places of amusement the college yell was given with lull lorce, The homes of the different profes sors were also visited, and in every rase the bovs were greeted with warm welcome and the professors shelled out In the most approved Hal lowe'en manner. Returning to the colleie a big bon-. tire was lighted on tne campus and the boys did awa- with barrels of apples, provided by William Whyte, Hon.

Col in Campbell, J. A. Mchlcrchar and Dr, Perry. Raided Grocery. Shell out! Shell out! Shell out! The languid Individual who had been nursing a corn hobbled to the window.

The rattle and din In the street be low had disturbed his peace of mind and like the man from Missouri he hud to be "shown." "What the dickens is all the racket about?" he muttered. It was Hallowe'en and the trnln of the L. 1. was so warped that he hud clear forgotten it. The scene was on Logan avenue In front of a grocery store.

Children of all age and manner of garb were beseiglng the dispensary of victuals and the shop keeper and his grinning assistants were having an extremely busy session. The L. I. peered to see If the youngsters would disperse with only their ear splitting cries as a reminder that they hud been present, but on the contrary their bolsterousness was In-tensilied and they clung to their position like the proverbial leech. "We won't go until you shell out," was wafted to the em's of the L.

I. With visions of a Suffragette raid and having his store and contents strewn pearemeal the wily storekeeper passed around a helping of apples, candy and other tasty morsels, calculated to appease the elaniorlngs of the kaleidoscopic throng. The youngsters satisfied and passed on two doors to fields anew. Hut here they encountered sterner opposition and Instead of heinv extended a peace offering In the shape of fruit or candy they were met with a volley of antique ap-des. "I rectum thi- Is shelling out some." declared one of the rlerks with a grim smile as he drew back his arm for the 'steenlh time preparatory to delivering a pnrtlv decomposed apple.

Hut lo for the clerk. The L. I. had-barely caught his remark when biff! at the psychological moment an apple caught the clerk square ill the eye. Ills retreat was ac companied by a shout of derision while the boy who had made tin- 'shot danced Jig on the pavement.

It's safer Inside, snld lhe languid Individual as he drew the blind. WIRES UNDERGROUND. Aldermen Think Company it Slow in Buryinir Wires. Alderman Milton ncjiilred at a meeting of the lire, water nnd light commuter yesterday as In why the lights were off during lhe progress of the Newton lire on He was told that It was lo save the lives of the firemen, but both Aldermen Mlllon and Fowler thought the wires should have been underground long ago. anil ths fact led Alderman Fowler lo remark that lhe company was nggravatlngly slow' In doing tlilnga that lhe council and cltlxens expected.

Alii. Cot ai-ked Chief llinhnnan about lhe stones from lhe high pres. sure. The chief raid they were there as lhe remit of the rnri'lessnesa of workmen luing macadam roads. Aid.

Cn said one of lhe stones thrown with llhe full force of lhe hub iiower would kill a men wno iiippctiod to get in mi In. Cordon. Iroiifide and Fares want permission lo erect a lemporarv frame building In whh In store froxen beef, bill the ilid not feel ill In grant It and lhe matter was passed on to the council llnrrv Krnaer. a flremnn. rnntrni led a skin tllaease while flahtlng the Hoover lire soma y-ara uao and be had to lake l-i lo In sm are ntedl-ra Ireatnient.

He la now endeavoring In secure eonirnaal ion. and the committee recommended thnt any flrrmsn Injured In lhe of the It should be ronipenasted. provided lhe board of control aaw fit lo acnilesrr. The lety wsnta to rhnrff a frontage lag when a moduli fill In for elee. trie The rllr snlleltor.

however, ajita that there Is nn authorllr In lhe i harter and 1h committee derided In refer It lo the letjlalatlve rnrrimlttea' and see If lhe barter ran be an II ably amended The committee re oiomendr -I lh In-slaltnlton of main on ft I'sul venue, from lhe line wa nf Arlington to llurnell IMCOt riRi. Mini, i in I N-iv I Kite A In lhe tireamland pl I'ire show nl JO this morning and d-pila he efforts of the flrrmen ble dams was dope. The opera li'iuae. whb It ortd ann iM-eain-lend. logether with IMmhle's fool wsa eompl'l'iy dtio.rt Ihr with the Southern t-orlion the hma The entire (intents if lhe are bsd' darr.sted.

If b-'l lolsl'y 1.atr. -rpe be slv.llt lil. Th lhe nfil me lhe hotel has tw en The gueata thrt-ieh the ln with the aid of ladders NKW nR H'i( l. 1 It aaa no s)i an r-iuo'ed to-lur al the Amnlian I'mh ml thai yy, x-v. hn ha te-n direr ng of that tl enon aeere, hl ronnr p.ns ith 1'.

Inh la t' -l af I JEWISH NEWS. Larly in November the Zionist organisations niusl ciioose tlieir delegates lo the Zionist congress, wliKh lil be iioiu at tne end ul Uecembrr iu ttambuig. The news that Jews are to be called up tor military service haa been received wan consternation in Jerusalem as the majority of those llauie are married. In jartu and lhe colonies. I however, the news was greeted witn joy.

laivulii university is going to lose for the coming year a protessor uf economics una cnairmun of that de partment, Professor trunk William Taussig. The Jews uf Bagdad are much dis tressed over the sddden death of tne Huham bashi of Bagdad. The city of Amsterdam and its Jew ish community have sustained a great loss by the death of Buron Ueorge go- senthal, at tile age of til. A native of Hanover, Ucrmany, Rosenthal settled in Amsterdam early In life, and In 18iU founded the big bunking house of Lippniann, Rosenthal St Co. there.

which has since risen to be one of tne foremost banks' of Europe. mm Mr. E. E. Jessel, of London, is writl ing a work on "The Unknown History of the Jews," based on the ancient rec ords and monuments ut Lgypt and Babylon.

It will be profusely illus trated, and be Issued ly Messrs. Watts next month. The Masonic Urund Lodge of MIs- siourl has elected Jacob Lambert of St. Louis Junior warden. Mr.

Lambert received the largest vote ever polled at a Missouri grand lodge meeting in its history of eighty-nine yeurs. There exists a sport In RusbIo where Jews are not only tolerated but even treated with great consideration. That paradise happens to be the town of Harbin, which serves as the last base for the Russian army during the Far Eastern campaign. The governor niici the ofticials are amicably disposed towards the rive thousand Jews residing there. It appears to be tho only plac? In Russia where the effects of the liberal movement have become permanent, and where the numerous nationalities live in peace together.

As an act of courtesy to Its four Jewish members the Cleveland Stock Exchange was closed on Yom Kippiir. Tho exchange has a total membership of thirty-live. The supreme court of Judicature In Berlin has decided that Jewish communities are bound to bury In their cemeteries the ashes of persons who had been cremated. A cable to the New York Jewish Morning Journul tells of a number of holesale arrests of Jews, which were made during the holidays in the rltles of Vitebsk. Rezsiza, Dvlnsk and Slbez, Russia.

The arrests were niude on false charges of Jews of those cities huving tampered with the records pertaining to the number of military recruits demanded by the government. Dr. Oscar Eckstein, ho, three years ago, wus research assistant In chemistry at the 1'nlversliy of Chicago, Jun been com missioned by the Imperial University of J'ckln to establish a department of science at that Institution. The Einglish Zionist Federation held Its halt yearly conference recently but nothing of great Importance transpired. The leading men were absent and one of the really pleasing features of the proceedings was the announcement made In reference to an Improvement In the Jewish national fund.

It seems thnt hitherto the fund received little or no support In England, owing to the fact that tho honorary official of the organization, lo whose care it was entrusted had not evinced sufficient Interest in the matter. Witn lhe reorganization of the federation matters have assumed a more businesslike and brighter aspect. There was a suggestion to found a Zionist uizan for En- land. This however, from HOLD UP 8TAGE TRAIN PRIDE Tho ppople uf tlip Northwest nre justly proud of tli hiipcrinr piistHfiig-cr train scrvii't- liitwoi'n li Twin Citiea and Tin' particular train to which thev point with pride i THE IMUNEKK MMITKI) of tile CHICAGO MILWAUKEE PAUL RAILWAY THE I'lONKKH L1M1TK1) is tho of the Twin City-Cliicairo trHins, and Iihh held this onviiihle distiiiction fur yenrs. Leiivcs Minnenpolig 8.IH( p.m.; 1'nion Station.

St. 1'aul p.m.; nrrives rniun Stntion. Chicpejo, in tho In-art of the city. each iiiiiriiiuif. The FAST MAIIi train leave Mininniolig and p.m.

and I'liion Station. St. 1'aul, and in. Arrive 7.il o'clock p.m. 7.20 p.

in. and IO.ihi o'clock respectively, each iiinmini; "litHfi r. hiifher and wider" hrrthn in gtnndard eouipnrtiiient uleoping cant. W. B.

DIXON, A. 0. P. St. Paul.

financial I standpoint, is quite Impracticable, so was abandoned for the lime being. Masked Highwaymen Sreni Mai; Sacks from Cariboo Coach. Vancouver B.C., Nov. 1. Two masked highwaymen, early today, held up the Cariboo stage ut House In Cariboo, and stole several sacks of registered mail.

The rotrbti-s were armed with rltles and met with practically no opposition from th-i driver or passengers on the stage. While there is no way of ascertaining the exact amount of the theft. It Is likely that the robbers got four or five thousand dollars. Should Have Imitators. The Chicago firm that has put Into force rules to require simplicity of dress on the part of its women clerks should have Imitators not only in Its own line of business, but In all lines and all cities.

No one can blame young woman for wishing to appear attractive but there la a growing tendency to ovordo. There is a limit to what the young women may do and appear in good taste. If they do not realize what Is appropriate and sensible a little discipline may be of great value. St. Paul Dispatch.

ARRET LEANING STORAGE, REMOVAL Of FURNITURE W. G. Furnival Ifl'pboatf UOll. I White -Star Dominion ROVll. Mill.

STF.AMSIIir. AtJNl FK'ENT NEW STEAMERS LA I Kit 1'IC lii A t'l'npie Screw) (Twin fcjerew) Tliu largest and most mouern in me Canadian trade. Unsurpussed accommodations lor first, second and third class passengers; large promenades, elegantly furnished public rooms, elevator, etc. The popular S.S. CANADA.

10,000 tons Comfortuble accommodations for all classes. RATE SERVICE. One Class Cabin (called Second Class). The S.S. DuMlMuN and tnu S.S and I i OTTaIVa are operated to meet tiic ue-luands of those who desire the best tne steamer ailoids at inoderalw cost.

Thev have also superior third class rooms. MONTREAL. QUEBEC Megantlu Oct. 14 Canada Oct. SO Luuieutlc Nov.

ti Meguntlc Nov. 13 Dominion Nov. 20 From Montreal at daylight. Passen gers etnburk evunlng previous. PORTLAND LIVERPOOL.

Canada Pec. 4 Dominion Dec. 25 AMERICAN LINE, New York to Plymouth, i nerbuuig and Southampton; Philadelphia to Liverpool. ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINK, New Yoi to Loudon. RED STAR LINE.

New York to Dover and Antwerp, Philadelphia to Antwerp. WHITE STAR LINE, New York and Huston to Quaustowti and Liverpool; New York to Plymouth, Cherbourg and Southampton; New York and Hoston to Mediterranean ports and Egypt. Outward ami prepaid tickets to and from all points In -Europe. Apply to ugetita for particulars, or to Company's office, 2'Ji Mclierniot avenue. YYinnt-p' W.

M. Mrl.Koli, Can. Northwest Pnssengor Agent. Worth their Weight in Colo Dr Morse's Indian Root rtVU STOMACH AND MO AfMT TI- Lorn fcina, lacm Lomokd. kk ft.

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entd vhal oat r-t'iaene vti fotf tlonwk I Inrt try tppntlM, frtm thas, a k.t hwl leai vetw timplt a isgre er arWl eompiiaauad tat Tt Lka. dRsaVd rlrataae Djnneisuav ot sutne jtn I itvtm at at rsr: Ah go gmrj tt tT wiM SMi that tras ainhj bm siaa. araa iu ac Union and rt lime rnl nn I a- mtnt, tnd te, m.tjl asrl (raiiajur of irttei sdl In Uani.l nrlr.fc t) day. tbm.t ll- up tS togl rm 'wnrmt iM helo Inr diasaae and hM in nisda an mr aaiorl, Ijat the veara ot st HI, arfomw ta tr he thai I aNai'd jeairney ra, lif r-igh iiy. (nmtiMatnc, its VS dim aiet Lrnpeptic, lik.1 ta anradt, snd i aj nc rc tna4.

Abra that nte I egar irm rf ai tasw njn-aWt tnd l.aJtal in e4-aa ami Ot- (lOfM't IrdUS Root PlCat ilUi, arai Br.ht orrj. ilxl le.n tn hat them. At 4rt I noticetl srl I pmtatar) mxtntng tt Lireaait, arwi araa t-np'f aided ha my pat 11m fiUt leri tp oartat tnd lnetV me. tof hnaaett gradsailf tre asnre nrisi. al toy taac 1 tH- fr-wnhs I rM rx man, r't as ti as I rf bad ha In arhnes rar rf Thu aa oe thr yesia still maj'irrat a) tee fw eaiaahat I'iTVs th hratas, tm teti nnea? HI hiMt 14 tttv Iht rvie ta f-rmi aadet, pHi raVvat tnd rer'', h1 arr aVry ama anr ihn Tt fi isat rr" to pu' li-fc i Ihsl if tn praon, a ffrrmg tt I dd.

irm prase er saasl oo 4, ihty trial ar th: Iht I ilii hare do at sod inry mp ftM tr) asf -rtenea. Sclarai i)Wat Ot, rTI ns'sru'W, Rr.N:iM caIo U)t Bm.v I.V; Or. Wrse'l Hoot kH'-e iVt VV 0l Alt t. r)4lin APENTA" pH vgjv ireiMM4Sfl; Arrival nnd Departure ul Tralus at Innliieg. City Ticket otiice corner i'oilutc avenue auu jlain street, fauna Jiaiu Jon.

Lepot Ticket Office Water street Phone it liaggag Transfei. Main 3oyy. Information as to trams, Phone Main i.m. Al! trains nrrive at and depart from thu Water street station. CM-hour time on the whole system.) In etleet Uet.

10, 1UOU, Lve. liAs Arr. U.lOl Warroad, iimny River, Ft.j Iterances, ligials, Dulutil, taupei lui, Asuiuud, Mil- I mm see, Chicago, and all Ipoiius east and soutll. Dia-piiK anu sleeping car ser-1 vice. eli.lOiMine Centre, AUkokan, Kort William, port Artnur, Idaily except I I I "The Alberta Express." 21.00Poi taK la prairie, Uiad-I .00 istone, Duuphln, Kaiuack, llluinboldt, Varmau, Sas- jkatoun, Rostliurn, Priuciii lAlbeit.

North- Lial tlerm-il iLloyd mills tar, Vtrr.illlioiiJ lEdinoiiton. Dining car and ISlei-tillllf ear UMI-Vle- 1 18.40p. la Prairie, Arizona, Brandon, Terence, I IScurth, Maryilelu. Kipling, iUIunuweii, Aluntniartre.i ll-HVin, Kigna, Luiusden.i Disley, liiainlierlalli. Ull- ivlu, Davidson, Hanley, tjns- ikatoon, Rustlieru, rincei lAlbert.

I alO.l&iLU, oakville, Portage 1K( iPralriu, Gladstone, liau- ipliln, tiwan River and (Prince Albeit. Diners audi jsleupers blO.OEH. Portage la prairie, al6 45 iNecnawa, ClanwLilaiii, IRossbuin, Rmisell. aS.l!0 oodlands, yt. lOak Point.

I xi0.2j,Carinau, Somerset, Imont. Wawanesa, Rrau-1 Idoii' Elgin. Hartney, Vir- den. 1 xS.05i.Ste. Agathe, Morris, Ro-ixl6 65 llaud, Kosebank, Mia mi, I iSoijicrset.

"Duluth Exiiress." Via C.N., D.R.L.fcvV, to N. itainy River, Ft. Frances. 2S uuiuiii, oi. t-uui, Alinnea- polis, Chicago and all points, souin and east.

"The Winnipeg I Via Q. N. Ry. Emerson, Crook-1 7.2I isiun, Aunneapoiis. bl.

Paul. I Toronto, Montreal.) pew lora. Limned Fast I.Mail Triln. I Wlnr.lpeg Twin City I Limited." I Via N. P.

Ry. 7.06iMorrls, Kmersnn, nrBnd22.6B iroi-Ks. crouKrton, Detroit, St. Paul; cunei'tlon at (Winnipeg with 'North I'oast Limited" for Pacific licoast points. Explanation of signs dally; dally except Sunday; a Monday.

Wednesday and Krlday; Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday; dally except Saturday; dully ex. Monday. AilHIVAL AND UEPAIITIRB TRAINS AT WINXII-BU, Btlartlve Jaae 1IMH1. Tort William, I'ori Arthur, Toronta Montreal and all points eaat Ieave xs 00 la In; arrive xiil.liO, 15.

Fort William. 1'ort Arthur. Chapleau. budbury and Toronto sii.l; arrive, xll.a. Lac du Bonnet Mill and "ILiO.

attaiidun. Hot Ina. Caigaiy. VaiiLOUvar, Victoria, and all noints west Leave X12 d. x2'i arrive x7.lt, xl7.3fc.

portage la I ralrie Leave 7.40, "I JO. xl2 snd arrive x7.1, a ii, n.3h. 17. and 20 10. Braridun Leave 7.u0, xli.aO, ll 00 a.nd xZ'i in.

arrive xl.li. xl7.it and 20 Varcue lliaiirh Leave Winnipeg 7.0b, Maigregor 11. 3o. Varcoe It 4b; arrive lanlpeg i (Oil. Blia.al.urli.

Ijanlgaii, Kaskatoen and Intervening pjlnla, 7. to; arrive tO.wO. arrive 1 Ntepawa and Torkton Laavt I.10; I-ave arrive 1 1 a dally ax eepl Mlllliiay. Lac du Manual Leaves Mi. 13; arrives II Jlorit-n.

Klllarney. Iieloraine and Na-pinka l-uve bit 10; arrlvt IS oy Conneetioti made for Lyleion dally as- eit Huiidav. tar man end Kourlt Leave t17 00; arrive bl I 00. Selkirk, innlpag ll'arh and Olmll 'I rain will leave Winnipeg al lt00; arrive I la. tony Mioinialo ami 8ton'atl Leaft 10 tt; arrive la it.

Btonr Muiiiita ht.nieavall tnd Ttuloa li; arrive to Morrlt and Gretna Leave ll.ti; arrive li la. Emerson, HI Paul and Mlnnespolis and Cnirago lave slltt; arrive if0 Emerann Ixnal leave ll.lo; arilvt Ml It. I dally, dally tV'Pt funday, a Wed, Frlj Ii. Tuea, Hat I i Mm Yhuf Mst. I city Ticket tifira 'or Main ttreM nd rnrlaja avenue rtnada I ft Building ftiaphont 7t and Only Double Track Line LONDON.

HAMILTON. M0A, FALLS, BUfTALO, TORONTO. MONTREAL AND PUiNtt IN tASTtrlN CANADA ANt NSW TATt Trini Daily from CMcsgo 4 nTO-ovtet pmviLtofi ti nl'-i rovhe Miandard I'lil'-Msri a ioi sr rllllll ir a rvn-e Vetvr I rimtilng 'H iv Th th to Set A'l lhe We. f-r 1 atramhin I P'- fslea reirsl- tnd full In' iihk' a. DL-rr.

Ilan A' Vst I'e J(J Partaia pheie Me i si CARDINLK St CO. laaerai III- A -a til Vt'a I'k-ti- 111 tlra-t ini---ea A-tas--a lha aal.