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The Grand Trunk tnn 'Distin 12 es . — a as sori ratect ee es
“Let's «st guished Globe Trotter and Munici al Ex ert En oys a Stud heart as this exhibition of nat«|
Let tart with th hote f N
» here ' : . : ural flowers, |
rome: here Davurally I knew , ay Great World Port in its Infancy--An Admirer of “You need your heart opened |
of no other, for though there . ° ° ;
was & crowd of hotel runne, Pioneer Pluck--Gives Important Inside News and and your pocketbook, too, 1 Pca
at the boat, none of th Vi B T d thought as I strolled in—for the | Five
og aethhlbaali iews--Buys Togs and Greets Chums store was pretty crowded,’) Bul —
mS, YOU Know, so I took ° he s ahenad “ice |
;no notice of them, Thi righ Rambling Stores when I got a chance to price |
[next to the whart goods, especially the jewelry|
il 1 l — —— idioma ital bid a asa se Ee > 2a
indy! eood intended for gifts, I found them}
another thing, yo ll never idea of local and all the leading lines across " , pr
| Gordon was the n ( nine : very reasonable, and I bought . . tae ork
;make a mistake in ( plenty of money the Atlantic and to the Mediter- i" : _|miring some of his burnt wor
hed of the ar ) 1 ' | . this little gift for my sister as} se "
ied oO 1@ aP-) going to a railway hot, You | & - ind also of ent ranean and South America. A sinivenli' co? civ eee Prince | @ the Seattle Fair. He is an
yrince George on may, and possibly ,' rather expensive | Quite a business, I observed. Rupert : | interesting man and has an in-
, ahd ivan ' ger, aven’ railroad- : : | teresti c ion, But he Pusan
distinguished | one F country Phi Wi, I of the othan | | ee ae : quis ceare, a “IT was reminded of home, by pod dail { abbr anythifi
er and a trained| Canada are fine. | mig! | re other sex 1) jing altogether, said Rogers. the way, when 1. started to look | idn’t try to sell me any g,
them as the leadj ; istic ippointed, old }am the agent here for the Great! | : just chatted on, enquiring after
name is well cee TO lehat thant | zs over the fine collection of)’, m ‘
he several citie hit ¢} lappre iat you have not no- Northern, and 1— Grown - Deeds He. has. some | Colonel Cholmondesly, Capt.

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Prince Rupert, j;not be the exact { ) ind Her Ke ip It was the Just at this moment a strap- Hike sacimens of the work | Graves and other London chaps UV
ent articles Of) in them the dignit in this case that ping chap with a big black saci ie is turning out at his who were in the Klondike in the

i ture have ap- lclass old hotel in Ene id got my money, moustache and a big soft black Stoke on<Teant’ tadtow Lib old days. There was one

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igazines over| with a greater freedo ie und when I was in sombrero came bustling in—a bey’s cut glass, too, is quite "| thing I took a fancy to, however, ORTI

1 al juring|/Jittle things that m ! y needed a new suit typical frontier man—and Jim fe tei ie hy and asked his price for it. This Nig
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; = ae RAE Ric PAnt ane tha) t prices were very rea-| said: ‘Let me make you ac- Wika a |is a magnificent mastodon or
sited States he ‘ O we better moked 7 ss $s arstz A Jarks |
. : : f c jy) after, The serva - quainted with Peter Black, my I understand the W om ’ aS mammoth tusk. Morte shook ER. (
its : mks Pia oan’ b | aceon this sid etic eeeneie eee | pariner in the coal business,’ |People who are running this) ;js head with a smile. He said ‘in §
ne) ee asa fie anA thoi ; , treet you go up the White Pass. However, it | and I found Peter had a grip|large store, are pioneers. Where} Mr. Lett, the colonization agent no, ¢
lies he visitec Hot ‘I boll aT might be his son, Vd drop inj like a giant. Jim told about the|they come from I didn’t happen) of the Grand Trunk Pacific, de-
si . a “ rene { the ri is i
1 them, hi se gee } | : and see just to pass the tise] fine hotel his partner has here,|to learn, although in new places! serted it and would be much lok”?
7 ee ites 9 Ltd. They] away, {the Central I think he called il,|I have the un-English way of disappointed if he didn’t get hon’:
leading citi of smoking) “Gan I see Mr. Rogers?” [| and Mr. Black told about the! pol my n 6 everything, | it,” direct
Britain and ¢ low, and the! asked, serap they had ree | But Gives Us a Big Pointer. ttern:

g read evel : Ye e looking at him,” |———— Bi Me a : jhat is one of the enter- Pucks

interest. ' Es e penis “What can 1} howing the rapid growth

Ot city,’ observed Mr, Chocc
Mir, GOK well set up chap, lon as we came up indie:

\ Inn as th ir eyed, fine t and stood in front *tmen
from | 1 no crowsféet opera house. He tt Kee

B : Jim son, fat {to say what a fine
nly a likeness suld make for busi- =

"2 Then I no es as soon as Mr.

en rap] r was grizzled. | | cleared the big

the mentio his son, you | from his two lots ad-
nds among g fellows soon | the Westenhaver busi- ND

whom M g g leas at the sides | block.

ve met, and oo the Kitty late. “They will not have an un-

r was pleas I et a Mr. Rogers with | erruplted view of the bay for n
eresting rem «. FE. Hawkins, the railroad en- . long time, however,’’ he mus- Seis
er this the re-| gineer, at the Baldwin House, From the Inn he strolled up Centre Street commenting on the changes ingly proceeded, “for I am given

to business | Frisco, about ten years ago,” I |— x rama to understand the railway com-

obtain ma ventured to say. jwith the city fathers about a| one of these brothers, or the| pany intends to include in its patch.

be interesting} ‘This I wil) say for Mr. Sweet. |store cries quality the moment “That's me,” was the ready | supply of Wellington coal, and | pater, must have had an ex-|next auction sale the reserved ale

Che News, and| He is a type so far as courteous] you enter \ fine lot of the) peply. “Hawkins and I are old |how they had come out with} perience with the Tiffany’s of} lots on this side, between Fifth Sto

led far in ad-| manner goes, but he goes far-/|latest woolens are displayed| ¢hums from way back.” flying colors, I am going to) some metropolitan city, their} and Sixth streets.” theon.
tations. ther. He has a geniality that is) under glass, all of the most “Then I'm an old chum, too,” | take in the Central Hotel before| stock showing such _ trained “That's news to me,’ the re- sioner

g his articles on| never familiar and yet it cap-| modern models and colors—-as and 1 tenderediaiyunae He I leave, but this evening I am| taste in its selection and the ar- porter observed. 0 tak

al conditions| tures: without admitting it you! good, in fact, as I could get any- shina ane. sieail afith Aen |} to take dinner with Rogers at a| tistic manner in which it is dis- “May be so; you must go rely s
ther towns hej reckon him among your friends.| where in the East. hearty laugh and I playfully place he calls ‘The Saints’ Rest’; played. from home to get the news. Is Saker

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Gordon was} Then h¢ ndoubtedsy oat Quit Railroad for Steamboat. | told him he must be Jim’s son. and to remain for evening serv- “But enough of mere shop} this sort of wide sidewalk going lin
ever lectured] stands the fine art of catering . ieee So I guess James must| talk. I want to go out right} all along both sides of this fine

: “That line, ‘Tickets to the “Quit yer kidding,’ was the | : : ; : :

g his stay he} The meals are splendid ! : } Anna “Why. Fales | have changed some since I last} away to look over Section 2 now} broad avenue and along all the cr

: i Countrv.’ strikes chor aughing retort. iy, ales, . . m
to deliver al pared with what I reasonably} Y!4 Country, trik a chord, aoe : F |} met the old boy. it is clearing up, and I par-|other avenues?” he asked as
I a { it, old man?” was the way! I'm a proud grandfather. And, | ‘cnlaniy: wal ot study what y Ra
;expected to find a tow ; ; as “That thought suggests that} Ucularly wish to study what/we passed the government "
Mr. Fales-Gordon resumed his} see that sign there—Rogers & | -.| kind of ornamental bridge is] buildings. The f tk me)
\eereeene new. The service, 100, 1s wo bout Prir Rupert. “It} Black? Well, you will see aj the shadow of the mizzen is ; = [UE es oe SOP DS OF Sera »propi
| was asked! of 2 RS 1 don’t } y bUK about Prince pert ; he as possible as the entrance to this] cent fire led him to ask about men -
was ©@ UF CO ; a yne of the first signs to| similar sign in Vancouver and | athwart the poop and it’s time fs ae a < :
States t here } ret h nice g ee ite - , } Beets new residential district. So] fire insurance rates here, the
ship stsseon ens Ohbdmnlaaateall De my eye in the shop next! that Rogers is one of my sons. | to take a peg. Talking so much Se five tikotection esate: ane ane
; Thos ‘ the he : : t. ire , ction sys as :
clined. As|They d nave to your new opera house. The] 1 have another here who is as- | engenders a healthy thirst. Eh, ° : a ce r n
| don’t much} States nor in Eas on , »me. James H. Rogers. also! sociated with the leading archi- | what? SOURDOUGHS FROM n ASter what ‘ha. dane 53US
5 | don’t like} What I mean 1 don't } N — Sep Rect2e)a) ssi Seas Rae eae iar DAWSON é . what he aos yin —
} Ie wes te - oes 5 : lave been a very rasan
know, you] how Mr. Swe¢ g “Let me again quote that Ce rr Pp a aie
have read my|them. For they go ; ree aA interesting — visit the istin-
his is what eae sweetly obliging about thei trite old saying that the world] guished traveler left on the
h publicity Phisiness f it was their | is a mighty small place, after all} prince Rupert yesterday morn- a
Now I’ve ennt | ness seri y Anywhe elst ‘” the man who has travelled,’’}ing on his way back, via the Frial
een things,| the waiter ¢ 'resumed Mr, Fales-Gordon at} Great Northern, to New York —Adn
anybody by} and endeavor | e idea the Inn on Thursday night, con- and to England on a Cunarder,
: | Rtas ee having purchased his passage
I why, the in-| they are only j tinuing his account of the not- aie a chec
for the ask-|a short time r! able people he had met during ; e had
| want to have} measure, true his brief visit here. “I met an- Co li d aia ae

vn onto me, towns especial other Klondiker this afternoon, +H oe ~ ann . a a

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anyway de-| snapped up and B areal sourdough. I have’ met GRAB : : ebasteprecsy: fared 1
iy | ; aa , or “best seller.’ Publishers don't

it, don’t you| Mr. Sweet \ | Klondikers everywhere, and i an tte haem p. m. 1

| refined and P have concluded that when the ive eer om oe oN fey a cheq
| old chap. | business Mounted Police figured that a rartney.juat. OPder a DEW Carles er Hot
a ; , B of paper, oil the presses, and let ‘red He
tw goudish| “The rooms and |hundred thousand people took “ a ke hens isuspec
Tam wie! generally are up to the ! part in that memorable rush, OP Oy AOE FP ROP OOD a aithie
3 rer forty years since monn:
make seme} hotels and a trill 0 j the figure could not be much aye = 7 ir ean ae a aoe st at ¢
hat any good | like But in regard to this I | overestimated. TERED ine yen was Ailed wi raud w
Ws : ? hy | om : scarlet geraniums and the breath vere ji
i vants, But I} understand the ! The man came out of a : ; , |
Pon | \ hat “ws : : of syringa was heavy in the air, Merr
you under-|ing a million dollar ! rretty little curio store on 3rd
pad | | that l Ol ) Avenue, in front of which I was the great author followed little a
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Belay: landed and/like the Gha that Pes Roane ae | "Nell. Now that the centenary of h.
| K Inn, and that’s} tawa, and all I ca saying goodbye to ‘ tanley Long his birth (February 7th), 1842), ising tl
, ! to be bothered! when moving day | |Here is ap old friend of Duff approaches and everybody is
4 ple. Promise} the company will ! g Mi *attullo,” he said, “permit mejthinking of Dickens. We have art
Re that ! ghana adkbh ae one of the to introduce Morte Craig, of] secured several ariel which
Bf ¢ ’ meres or | Dawson. Don’t you remember| W!!! tell many things about him malty ¢
Boy Get your pen-| able assets, It it © a, ; ‘ that have hitherto been unknown. € ’
mT after breakfast | pAim.t In the January Cosmopolitan his
a, ell to start this} you downstairs to | pes “Mr. Craig remembered me]son, Alfred Tennyson Dickns, will ith let
ee stt tell of meete] in the prettiest wa 1} : ; ; ‘at all events and as he started] te!! you some of his own personal. Stewal
MR Pai ‘ ; N Wark’s store with its array of cut flowers especially appealed to him : 4 ws recollections of the great novel- hame o
York Bay when: room: I’ve seen in the ? some interesting reminiscent] ’ tae 5
M one « Maer OO ice = ci ieae ae eee ti seo ei: yarns of the Yukon. Stanley fin- ist. Later, probably in February d Smitl
Welly. ery last ‘fare-| west. : " ’ & ae cs a 1 Y ; ‘ Mary Angela Dickens, his grand- » almos
om its enty PenQneahets Mameayed in Fine Clothes.” Hention. You remem- |tect of I rin« t . Rupe rt ers Aiirented by Cut Flowers. ished the farewell and Mr.|daughter, will’ give an intimate Rygsrenny
he g | ilot house and] “Your stores are beginniis ‘+ MeMasters said of {in the office with me anc Mop One thing that struck me in| Craig and I entered the curio] view of Dickens as she remem- ie abou
oo th and she says:|put on a Christmas &!r, I no left railroading for °° more, all doing well. walking up the principal busi-|store, He used to be in the}bers him. In fact, in these and rnishing
tll, som, sk nae “i. Il tice.’ observed Mr. Go 18 ; ; Well, says 1, “And how did you come tO/ness_ street this afternoon— same businss in Dawson, and in — sonere i Diehens See e _
Me Any, ’ ai, boating ’ ) ’ valid Jim, after alll Third ave ‘ ‘ab $6 4ic. aisae : : ech eae Ww ollow—fully i mi 7 .
hi ney 1 I will anawer|he filled his pipe. ‘‘Not te ; nother instance, if this | quit I lve alt i rhird avenue, I think it is w as | oul old house near Maidstone, been publishd of thee human— bs wafer.
il | \merica above} same extent, howeve! mk i chance to be the Jim | gee voor. bunches of fresh cut flowers in} my sister has a little collection! course—we shall aim to give you vart, in-
>, Mings use I do like|to be noticed that crude gar! n r knew as manager of| “Came to Prince Rupert to} a jeweler’s window. They made|of Indian curios I  purchased]|a more vivid picture than has yet € course
ee R | like to tide ness of holiday decoralio! n| Boge , p road. But it|grow up with it, and I'm doing|a beautiful display still morejfrom him during Dawson’s| the home—side of the great mas- We had
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nS and { : ane Your pion wait . for that it. Do you want to get back to| beautiful and attractive and}young and giddy days. By ter, written by thosg who knew the mis-
Wrlunity in especial op-| many places. er t be the same, I¢ wey Ne 7 try for Christmas %d added additional suggestion of|George. but those were giddy him best, Read the articles— 8 morn-
Wort : Y ly a great sea-! business men seem to be worked on the econstrue- | the Old Gountry for h a Be Pe} ac Ger adk i g8 , ee ore ’ se e giddy they will surely arouse a new in- sincera
in the ; g. It interests| fled to make a good display ' cna the Canadian Pacific and | What line do you prefert. Can refined culture to the ore Tare days. terest in the “best beloved” au- pioneer
Wh Mery I'll tell you| goods, and in this respec! 7 jon’'t know how many | offer you your choice of six-| artistic stock of silverware dis- “I find that Morte has devel- thor in your library, Subserip- himself
- most k ml { : d be h } of many places i! vent ‘han a dozen —in |teen.”” And I found that he was/played. As this is on the eve|oped some as an artist. He} tions to Cosmopolitan will be ac- since he
s sve ap riare af nh) more a ‘ ” . vee . * “e » i .
Merogy whil ys . g _ a S é : window dressit ae lepartment of |agent for the Guard, White} of the holidays, I can imagine} seems to have brought the pyr- senies wet Des, s6bm the spe-
y e Il am here| tric in operating dept . ; a ; ; cit w rate ; 50. .
ee else a Ro ac iat oe wares to the best ad @ Of : 7 ‘thern. ‘Then he | Star, the Red Star line to Ant-/nothing so suggestive and so|ographie art to a high state of Goamonoltine 0 ee ee ’
OPes oa , 2} display ‘ , he Grea 0 A : a Brana , iat ‘ calculate te E es ’ , e .
Yur | ‘°Ur horrible streets,| vantage. Not only that, Bue f8 have been eight years with Ler the Frengh line.(0 Havre|much calculated 40. opam..the|dayelopmentand I recall ad; Winnipeg. Bitrosa
pest 10le] | : va , f : » SLOCK fe :
' banks and so on,}a frontier town the stoc' . tf
. thin i ac i ete ot