a* ��-* o METAL QUOTATIONS. New York Market. Silver���Bar * 634 I LEAD-100 lbs i,12J COTTER 14.50 \ tiik EAGLE IS .MOKE WIDELY ' rli.vi r.AIKIi THAN* ANY OTHER NEWS PAPER IN NORTH KOOTE- i NAY IT 'All. . Ill POUND AN KX- CELLENT Al VER USING MEDIL'M. V Vol. IV, No 23. Ferguson, B. C, JULY 17, 1903. $2 a Year TWO ANNUAL The Great Western and Double Eagle Companies Great Progress Has Been Made During the Past Year on the Great Western. The Groat Western Mines, Liifllted, hold their sixth annual general meeting* in thoir offices tit Ferguson on Wednesday, July Sth, commencing at 4 p. in. There wero present CI. S. McCarter, 1). (!. Forbos, S. Sutherland and E. G. Hadow. Tlie chair was occupied by G. S. MeCarter and Secretary E G. Hadow recorded the minutes. The directors' report'.was read, discussed and adopted, then the balance sheet and a detailed statement covering operations, expenditures, etc., were produced and adopted, The election of ollicers and directors followed, whon, on motion, S. Sutherland was elected a director, nnd tho ro tiring directors, A. I). Kirby, J. D, Walker, D. (',. Forbes and G. S. McCarter were re-elected. Following immediately after the general meeting a directors' meeting was held, there being present G. S. McCarter, D. G. Forbes. S. Sutherland anil 15. G. Hndow. On motion, tlie following officers were elected for the current year: President, Mr. J. I). Walker, London, England. Vice 1'resident and Manager, .Mr. D. G. Forbes, Ferguson, B. C.j Secretary, Mr. E, G. Hadow, Ferguson, 13. C. The Great Western company owns a large number of claims in the Lardoau, somo on Upper Arrow lake and others in tlie Lardeau proper. Tho claim on which the most work has been dono is the Xottio L., two and one-half milos above Forguson, and anothor that has boon given a lot of attention is tho Ajax, adjoining. The Nettie L. is the star property ot the company and is the ono from whicli most of tho ore has been shipped. Just about a year ago the English shareholders purehasod a controlling interest and Mr. D. G. Foi bos was appointed manager. Since that time the mino has not suffered fo:1 want ol energetic and competent government, but, on the other hand, extensive :])liitis for enlarging the mine, cheapening the cost of producing tho oro and Increasing the capacity, which were decided on a year ago, have been faithfully carried out, and still further additions to tlie outside equipment ure in course of erection at this lime. In November last an air compressor plant was installed and has since boen running steadily anil satisfactorily. Since November, 3,001 foot of development has boon done, making with what had previously been (lone, (1,000 feel. A very large quantity of second class oro having accumulated on the dumps ti'nd in the stopes, the company decided i�� '.'i'M an aerial tramway to carry this ore down to the Silve,' Cup concentrator, near the town of Ferguson, a id the wink of building the tram is how progressing. ORE SHIPPED AND RETURNS. During tho past year, closed on June JO, there was mined and shipped by the company from the Nettie L. mine 1,420.Ml tons of ore from which was realized $70,012.62, yielding a net profit Of $40,224.85. When one takes into consideration that since about .January 20th lust, there have only beon a few- days when transportation was opon and ore could be shipped, lb will be real ized that tlio showing for the Great Western company is excellent. Since the reduction works and tram wore decided on no qrehns been mined for shipment, but when everything is in readiness for handling and trealin we believe many pooplo will bo surprised at tlie output and the receipt; that will bo shown ut tho annual meeting of 1004 will look good to the share* holders. Many other improvements havo boen mado in connection witli the abovo company during the year, such as thc building of a large kitchen and dining room at tho Nottie L. and a telephone connecting the mine with the offices in Ferguson and from tlio offices to thc ore sheds on Trout lake. DOUBLE EAOLE 1*0, The annual general mooting ol the Double Eagle Mining & Development Syndicate was held on Wednesday July 8th, at, 8:30 p. m,, in the offices of tho Great Western .Mines, Limited There were present D. G. Forbes, G. S. McCarter andil. G. Hadow. The directors' report was presented and adopted. A baianco shoot and financial statement were also read and adopted. Mr. E. G. Hadow was nominated and elected to tho board of directors and Messrs. O. A. Kirby, .1. D. Walker, W.M. Brown, G. S. McCarter and D. G. Forbes, the retiring directors, were all re-elected. MEETING (IP DIRECTORS. Immediately following the general meeting there was hold a meeting of directors, when officers for tjjm ensuing year wero elected us follows: Presi dent and Manager, D. G. Forbos; Secretary, E. G. Hadow: Solicitor, Geo. S, McCarter. Women Mino W i.rkerK, A recent article printed in eastern daily papers discusses interestingly tho subject of women mine workers in Bel- glum. Coal mines are worked to depths of 4.000 and even 4,JOO feet, tho veins being on a pitch whicli sometimes is great as 00 degrees, men and womo being at work side by side. Tho drifts and inclines are poorly ventilated, tlie heat intense and there is great danger of explosions. Women work in garments not unliko a bicycle costume, of blue linen cloth and lightest weight. Their hair is enveloped in a handkerchief, which excludes tlie coal dust. Girls begin work at the age of 14 years and work 12 hour shifts. Tlieir main duties aro to move small mino cars weighing over 800 pounds to and from ! the different entries, and carry mine timbers to the miners. Some of the drifts uro only threo foet in height and to move a car a girl is compelled to crawl on her knees, carrying a snf.ty lamp weighing two pounds in her teeth. For such labor she. is paid 50 cents per day. With all the unsatisfactory conditions which exist in tho coal milling districts of tliis country, women bave novcr been employed therein during the past tliree or four decades as miners, only in isolated cases. At ihe ranch near Stobart lako, on Saturday, July llth, to tho wife of Wm. Adams, a daughter. Old papers lor sale at Eagle oflice. BEATON NOTES. i Mrs. II. Anderson has her hotel filled with travellers going and coming nearly every night. .1. Maillons, agent forthe steamboat on)pany, is kept busy theso days handling freight for Ferguson and Camborno. Mr. and Mrs. Gunterman and thoir littlo boy have boon camping up on Lexington crook, but returned home Saturday. There aro tt grout many capitalists passing through town tliis month en route to tbo Ferguson and Camborne mining camps. J Splendid grounds have been lixed up I at the falls just above town and a foot- The *-evoiitb general meeting of bridge has been built ovor the creek [shareholders of the Ophir-Lade Min- 100 feot below tho falls. This now|ing Syndicate, Limited, was hold in makes a very pretty spot for parties to! tho head office at Forguson on Tuesday spond an afternoon, whore the scenorvi0' Ms waoki wheD ll *al'Se numbor of is beautiful and one is shaded from tho I both local and outsido shareholders sun's hot rays, were !present, including W. B. Pool, J.J. Young, M. L. A., F. W. Godsal, h rMA Ophir-Lade Shareholders Attend in Numbers A Splendid Outlook for the Company���A Goo Record for the Past 12 Months. Tho village Tho olimato of Beaton is at its best, is naturally salubrious, and now when tlie gardens are at their witli fruit, the place is pretty, and i rest there for a few days or hours is |W. F. Cochrane, J. A. Lade,' V. F. i I.ado, .las. Hilley, Jno. Epnest, 11. Gunn, A. E. Gunn, S. A. Sutherland, best stage and fruit trees heavily laden ,w Ma_aon_,|-], Dr. Newcombe, tt. Woodward, 11. Hodge, and by proxy, ���1.. N. Wilson, A. H. Holdich, Geo. certainly enjoyable. Perhaps nowhere Maoh F, F, Higg8| W. J. MeCabe olso in the Kootenays do flowers, veg- and A K. Sn.ingett. etablesand fruits attain sueh excel-ji ].1.esi(lont w. -j. Pool oct.upio(, the lenoo as they do here, and we are safe ^ ^ R Hofl m ,Sm.etill.v, in saying that at no other placo Is the Thera|���utes ,,....,.,,, boon ,oaa and climate so delightful. Speaking of 00n|h,me(], th0 chairman and secretary gardens, we will mention a model one; in that of Mrs. Needliani. Iter straw-; for six years, and tlie crop is as heavy this season as ever. Even on Monday ��� last many stalks won' seen bearing seven large sweet berries. Then she I has black, rod and white currants,:' black and explained tho annual report, which had not been finished for printing ow- j ing to the illness of the manager. Tlie i report shows that during the year rapid | and satisfactory progress had been made, few companios having made sueh an excellent record in such a -short time. Tho right of way has red raspberries, all of the^ oleul,efl -0��� tho ae,lal t,,.ln.,,... domestic variety. Ihon there aro the i, th��� ^.^^ em.tcd (0 ,.ecl,iv(, the prune, erabupnle, pear, plum, cherry I*.,.. The _,.., compressor is on the and apple, all loaded with fruit and fl anfl the oonol,ote *.od growing splendidly. Hits lady has; put ,��� |Jiu,.e. ready to also a good vegetable garden in which sho is experimenting this season on peanuts. The plants are doing well and hopo is entertained of getting a good crop of nuts.' NOTES. President Loubet of France, arrived in London on July 0th, on a visit to King Edward. Gen. .lotiberl's chair, made of ebony, bok horns and hides, and captured from his laager at Listtbjn, near Lyd- enbet'g, is now treasured by Lieut.- Col. Urmston at Glonmorven, Sound of Mull. THE OHUHOHES. MftllHCllHl. Service will bo held in Eagle hall every Sunday commencing at J p. m., and alternate Sundays at S p.m. All aro invited to attend. Sunday School every Sunday at 2 p. m. Rev. SHARP, Pastor. Anglican, Divine Borvlce will bo held every alternate Sunday in Eagle hall at 3 In the afternoon. An invitation to attend Is extended to everybody. U* A. Solly, Curate, ml Yl.lt.'d Old (lolll. Messrs. J. C. Murray, J. Sharp, perintend.nt of the Guinea Gold, Stewart .iarvis, of Burford, Out., returned from visiting the Old Gold mines on Wednesday. Mr. Murray brought some lino heather down with him, a bunch of which may bo seen at the Eagle office. Theso gentlemen found considerable snow on tlio Duncan slopo and things in that neignijorhood not so far advanced as was expected. Judgo Miller has not returned from tho oust yet, and nothing will bo done until bo comes, in the way of starting development). Tho concrete foundations for tlie batteries are linlshed, the frame of tho mill building up and tho various pieces of machinery ready to be installed. The bed has been cut for tiie water plfe, over 2,000 feet of which will be laid, and which will develop ovor 300- horse power. Four thousand foet of air pipe and other material have been purchased and the company is rapidly getting everything In good shape to turn out gold bricks These various works and the development which hud been done have required a large amount of funds, but the company has been able to successfully finance it all without issuing a prospectus or offering shares to tlie public. Full particulars as to the work, machinery and finances, will be contained in tlio company's annual report, to tho shareholders, which will bp printed forthwith. DIRECTORS ELECTED. The election of directors for the ensuing year then took place. The following is the new board: W. B. Pool, J.J. Young, -M. I A��� F. W. Godsal, W. F. Cochrane, S. A. Sutherland, 11. Crilly. .1. A. Lade, .1. Ennest ami II. Hodge. .1. J,Young moved, seconded by S. A. Sutherland, that W. Macdonald, manager of the Imperial Hank, be reappointed auditor of the company. The fee for recording transfers of shares and issuing new certificates was placed at 25 conls for each transfer. Before adjourning tlie shareholders, particularly those from tho outside, expressed great satisfaction with the state of tho property, tho progress that had been mado, and the efficient management of the company's affairs. DIRECTORS' MEETING. Immediately nfter adjournment the directors mot to discuss matters of policy, olect officers and go into details regarding the company's various departments. On motion of Messrs. Coobramj and Young, Mr. Poole was elected presi- dent. Mr. Young was nominated as vi :c- president, but withdrew in favor "f Mr. Cochrane, wbo was duly elected. Mr. Pool was re-elected manager am! Mr. Hodge secretary. Thp meol'cg thou spent the rest of the day and part of Wednesday in dh j cussing business matters, machinery water pipe, insurance, etc. AN IMPORTANT MOVE. Altera good deal of consideration i; was decided to take the important s '-���-,, of floating a new company tu v/urk the western part of the llossland A: Imperial group. Tiie company owns enough property on Lexington mountain, j,lie great freo gold liiil of tho Lardeau-to make several good mines, ami i.i-t ul of allowing the whole property lo lie idle for years, the directors decided on tills important riep. The properly lo be turned ovc ��� ii the new company includes the Imperial aud Baifour claims anil part cf I!;' Kossland, The capital will bo *. JOOJIO' in shares of a dollar each. Tlie, .ail details of the new company are nut y_i ready for publication, hut will be announced shortly, li will be organized on tlie same safe, conservative line-- a- tho other companies which Messrs. Pool and Young and their associates followed with such signal success in-the Great Western Mines, Limited, aim the Uphir-Lado Syndicate, ami will probably be under the same genera] management. In view of the numerous application" which have been made for shares n tho Ophir-Lade Syndicate, it will pr Ji- ably be decided to offer Lhe _*-m* 'i public a limited amount ofthe now company's stuck. arvativrn. iu that, wa- fan [' residents turn ition nieetin l'! H'o-tera* ur,' ur.uniuin.i-i' e was losl : i ih-- ensuinj result i!*;it a is elect ml .i- fvl'BlMuu Cons In deiiancoof the n ing, a goodly number ��� ed out Lq tho organiz Conservatives Saturday night I Geo. B. Batho occupied lhe chair ai opened tho meeting by delivering a inappropriate remarks. .Io-. Ilyan w; then elected secretary organisation having beet decided on, very little lh attaining that object. Election of off! ���-"-- fo your followed with the strong ollieial board w given below: Hon. Prosidei t, - lion, ttlchurd McBride Premier il Q. C, President, San u I A ������ - Vice-Presidents, Donald G. Forbes and William Id, Poo Secretary, Joseph Ilyan. Assistant Secretary, William II Anderson. Treasurer, W. A. Smith. The following gentlemen wit- elected on the executive committee, will power to add to tbeir number: Messrs. E. G. Hadow. \V. A. Skll- nor. William B. Anderson, I-'.. G.Woodward. George Howard, George Uo--. Joseph C. Kirkpatrick andOlnoy Rold. I*'. \V. Godsal, who came over from Plncher ereek to attend the meeting cf tin; Ophir-Lade Syndicate, has been il at tho hospital this week from u severe attack of neuralgia* .J. ' I fs$fep%lfe ': ilisheil every Friday at Ferguson, II. (' by E. G. WOODWARD, iwliom all oorroipondence should be mailed. Subscription Hates: $9,00 por Milium, tn ��� tiddn^s in Aiiierlea; .!,__ for six months; "iivuiir to forei'.'ilinl'lresscs. No pay, no .dvortlilns limes: Display ads.,11.00 per ��� in-'ie eoiniiui man nor month. LokhI mis.. 13 ���eats por nioninriil) lino (ol* tlrsl inseilion; s -.-ills per line for audi aitdltioliHl insertion. Heading notices lu cent- nor lino osoli Issue. Ninety Say looal notices,<10.: sixty day., ...90; tiiirly (lay.,$o. No nd_.H0_o.teu iitlesstliini - hi'so rales, No 100111 lor ,jnark nils. flour weekly Insertions constitutes one month's advertising, FRIDAY, JULY 17,1903 ROADS MUST BE REPAIRED. While it is true that the McBride government is giving the Lardeau Setter treatment than was accorded tlie district under previous administrations, yet the importance of the Lardeau and the way it is being opened up by large plants being installed, make it highly important that every encouragement should be given that is possib|e by the government, especially in fhe way of keeping the roads (eadjiig; fa f)ie mines in good condition so that heavy ipachinery may be hauled in. por several years back nut enough itlention lias been given to repairs of this nature, let alone new work. While, as we said above, the pres- ���nt government is doing better, but nnt nearly enough by any means. The bridges are geltjng very weak and need repairs all lhe way from Benton to Ten Af .le, above Ferguson. The part that rnqst urgently needs repairs, is lhe section between Ferguson and l,;ig!,t Mile, qyef which very heavy loads will Ijaye to be hauled. True, Mr. Mcpherson, the road supervisor, has four men making repairs on this road, but there sliould be j j men, if the road is to be put in repair lo be of gpod service ihis season. Another piece oi road that need:; more men is that frum Beaton to pamborne. It is also very important that tbis work should be completed durine July, for much inconvenience is caused to mining men, I canisters and everyone interested in and about pamborne by the very had condition of the road. exist the Jiagi.e believes mere cat hardly failtd'tid* large'rJlvidbridsMh store fsr the lucky stockholders. " We may add, howeVfcr,1 that the Double Eagle Co. have not shown the activity exhibited by the other companies, and nothing definite has been learned (if their plans for the current year. ' At the same time the Double Eagle Co. owns 12 or more claims that have very fine showings and with development they ought to' be all right, lt is expected that operations will be resumed before long. _^^_^___ The roule from Nelson to Ferguson via the Lardo branch railway is now open and regular trips are being made. From now on till Xmas we shall in all probability be tree from annoyance and inconvenience caused by an interruption in traffic on either of the two routes into the Lardeau. We have only nicely entered upon our best season and although it has up to the beginning of this week been found very difficult to get in or out, yet unusual activity prevails all over the Lardeau. Particularly is this true ol Ferguson, Camborne, and in the new gold field of Poplar creek. The present year is turning out the beit for the Lardeau that has ever been experienced. THERE'S SQlfETHlNG DOING. Ferguson ha. he-*" chock full of mining men lor t|)e past ten days, and lhe five hotels were lull every night to the attics, The feature of the week, which caused the unusual crowd to gather, was the occurrence of the annual general meetings of three of the big mining companies that have their headquarters in Ferguson, viz.: Thi Clreat Western Mines, the Double Eagle and the Ppliir-Lade Mining Syndicate, Especial reference to lhe meetings may be seen on the Ilrst page of this paper. Until the Great Western and the Ophir-Lade companies have largely extended the scope of their opera- I niiis since the last annual meeting one year ago. It is unnecessary to go into detail now, for the Eaole has kept its readers posted right along during the past 12 months as progress was made, but we will add tlie opinion that these companies have shown commendable enterprise and good judgment in prosecuting development of their interests, and under the capable management that has been shown to CONSERVATIVE PLATFORM. [AiliuXed nt Itevclstoke. September 1:1th, UHlil 1 lV'Tlinl 'tliis i-oiiveiition ronfllrms tlie policy of llic piny1 |b matters of provincial roads ami l.iul*tt tho owilef-Slilp and control of railways luul tlie develoitiilbiit of tliu agricultural resources oi tin* province as lnltl down ill tlie Ijltitiorin adopted ill October, 1899, wliicli is as follows; "To actively aid iti tlie construction of trails throughout the undeveloped portions ol tlie provinco and tlie building of provincial truuk roads of public necessity, "To adopt tlie principles of govornmont ownership of railways in so far as the eirentii- stances of tile province will admit, and the adoption of the principle Unit no bonus should he granted to any railwav company whicli does not glvo tlio govornmont of t fie province control of rates over lines boilliscd, together with the option of purchase. "To actively assist by state aid in the development of tlie Agricultural resources of tho province. li. Tliat in lite liicaiiliioe and until Ihe railway policy above set forth can be accomplish' i-d. a general railwav act' !,!��� Jiassed, giving freedom to construct- railway's 1111,ler certain approved regulations, anilloc'oiis tY> the system that lias resulted in* s\ii'b ���ett.nsivc railway construction in the flitted' States, witli so much advantage to trad.; and coitrmerco. a. That to encourage tlio nilnlllli industry, (lie taxation of iin-lallli'i-|,,iis iilldt's should be 011 a basis of a porcontagoon the pej profits. ���J.' That the government ownership of tele- PImiUi. Systems should be broljglit about as a (if'sf step in lhe noiuisitina of \,\\\.\\v utilities. ' '). Tlmt |i portion of everv colli area hero- after ip he disposed of should le reserved from sale or lease, s'o that state Own'1'! mines may be easily J)',"cessibl;;, if their npjW-li'loa becomes necessary or ad*-is*jhle'. ' ' a. That in too palp land leases provision sliould be made h.^ t-elorj;stihga}id tlint steps should be tnl;,in for thoKeuefiil preservation of forests by guarding against the wasteful de strnclion 01 Umbo*,'. 7. That tlie legislature and government of lhe province sliould persevere in lhe efforts to secure the exclusion of Asiatic labor. S. That tlie matter of better terms ia thi way of subsidy and Appropriations for the province should be vigorously pressed upon tlie nonunion government. il. That the silver-lead industries nf the province be fostered and encouraged by lhe Imposition of increased customs duties on lead and lend products imported into Canada, and thai tho Conservative members of die Dominion House be urged lo support any motion in* trriiluceil for such a purposo. 10. Thnt as industrial disputes almost Invariably result in great loss and injury both to the parties directly concerned and to'lhe public, legislation sliould be passed to provide moans for an amicable adjust menl of such dis- pules between employers ,,11,1 employees. 11. That it Is advisable to foster the lilllliu- fnclure of tlie raw products of tlie province within tlie province us far as practicable by moans ol taxation ou llic snid raw products, subject to rebate of tlie same ill whole or part w||*m iiinnnfaciarcii in Il*:ltis|i Ci-liimliln. COXSEKVATIVE CONVICTIONS, AtamoetlitKOf thoexoouttvnof tho Provln*- I'inl Conservative association, hold nt Vancouver, the provinco was divided into live dl* visions for nrt.11 nidation purposes. Tito Kootc* liiiy-Houndnry division is math' up of tlie following provincial election districts: Hovel* stoke, Columbia, Fornio, Cranbrook, Ymir, Kaslo, slofiiti, (iriiuri I'tirks, Uroetiwooil, the Oily of liosslimd, and tho I'itv of Nolstn. At tlie' same mooting tlio following resolutions 1. That conventions lor nominating candidates for mem-bon. of the legislative assembly ho mndo up nf delegates obosen as follows: (a) In city electoral districts one delogato for everv lifty uiitl fraction of lifty votos polled at the provincial election held iu limn and if the city la divided Into wards, tlie proportion of delegates for each want email he based on tho voto po)lod In eaoh ward at tbo last muni* nipal elecllon. (b) In other electoral districts, one delegate forovory fifty or fraction of fifty votes polled at the provincial ejection hold In 1000, tliti delegates to bo apportioned io polling places, or tis near thereto as will he fair to tbo voters of the different neighborhoods;. ���j. The election of delegates shall heal public meetings, held at n designated central place in eaeh polling division, or In eaeh ward in cltv electoral districts, if the city is divided into wards. At sueh publio meetings only those who pledge themselves to vote for the candidate or candidates selected at tlie nominating eonvcntlon shall he entitled to vote for delegates. S. Two weeks notice shall be given ofthe public meetings at which delegates are lobe elected, mid nominating conventions shall he held in city electoral districts two days after the day on which delegatus arc ejected, upd fn other electoral districts seven days Hfter. All nominations throughout the province to be mndo at a designated central place In each electoral district, and on the same day, j 4. All notices of the date of public meetings ���^^mMmmamawmmm fay's your Pffaffpg? flo vou ^now that the ��AGLE Job Department lias one of the foest equipped plants in North Kootenay and tha}; it is unnecessary to send out of the Lardeau for work? " - i,i i i ��� * ~ ��� ��� H WE ARE After You W ior that order you aie Sending away out pf the district to save a few shillings. Don't he fooled. The. EAGLE can give you satisfactj.pi), yre carry only the first quality in office stafipnery, etc. OUT OFi TOWN ORDERS Receive Our Strict Attention, THE EAGLE, Fergu��on, B. ��. for tbe election of delegates to nominating conventions, the apportionment of delegates, and the place and daleof nominating conventions lu tlk1 several electoral disiriets shall he prepared'bv tile members of the executive of the division in whieh the electoral districts are sitnilte.anil jsstieil ovor the names of the president and 'serictnry of the Provincial Umi- serv'ativfikssmdi.t.'on. A meeting of tho provincial executive will be held at Vancouver witli in n mouth, and tlie date for holding district nominaiing conventions will he tbou Hxod. JOHN IIOUHTON, President of the Provincial t'onsuryative Association. Nelson, Juno 8th, 190H- Drugs .-.<? Stationery Prescriptions Carefully and ..Accurately Com pounded.. A, F. RANKINE 1'. U. DLOCK, PEBQUSRX, B.C. A Por Go To U R N I T U R E J. O. PIPER, Trout Lake. The Townsite of- FERGUSON The Pay-Roll Centre of the Rich Lardeau District. Buy Lots $pw And Get in, on the QrRrl'nd fipof Subscribe (or the Lardeau Eaole.' The Lardeau is the richest known mining district in British polumbia and the mines, particularly those about Ferguson, contain large quan tities ol ore being big as well as rich. Several new properties will ship pre dtyfipg the coming year and the town is sure to double jp size fJ uy a few lots now before the effect of this year's prpgress sends them up, may- hap beyond your reach. Business Lots $150 up. Residence Lots $75 up. -tr-->-*��������-���*�������;�� For Further^ Information1: Apply to Henry Floyd General Agent, Revelstoke. B. C. . Doited Hate of Nor! America T H i s j 8 t ni: UNION ^ABELiiQl tbe United Hatters of North America. When you are buy- . ing a FUR HAT, either -soft or Htiff, fee to lt that the genuine union Label is sowed ln lt. If a retailer baa loose labels Itt bis fnssesalon and of- mrs to put oue in a bat for you, do not patronise him. He has notanyrtgntto na\e loose labels. Loose labels iu retail stores are counterfeits. Do not listen to any explanation ns to why the hat has no label. The Oenultte Union Label Is perforated on the four edges exactly tlio same ns a postage stamp. Counterfeits ar�� aome- times perforated on three of tho edges, and rtimet lines only on two. Keep a sharp lookout lor the counterfeits. Unprincipled manufac- A ii rors. a re using them in order to get rid of their scab-ninde hats. The John li. Stetson <'o. of Philadelphia, I'a,, I* non-union concern, JOHN A. MOFFITT,President, Orange, N. J. Wi 'g/ster��ij JOHN I'HII.MIM,Secretary, 1 WavoHy Place, Room 10, New York City. J.II.I.OOl-.T, I It AS hi It HlVKlt A t:\iti- " HUO UOlll) HKLllS, MMITKD. lu Liquidation. lAnt of ri'opertles to lie Sold by Private Tender, IMirimHiit* to the Direction* or the Liquidator)). Trout I.nkc Mining Division. AM'HA iiltOUi' {better known as "Broadview tiroup"), comprising it Crown-grunted mineral claims, or fractional claims, situated on Great Northern mountain, above Ferguson, It. C. together with two blocks of land, namely: Lot 11-14, situated fust west of Ferguson townsite, and lot __449, situated about 2 miles north easterly from Ferguson on the North Fork of Lardeau river, at tho foot of Great Northern mountain. LANDS situated on Galena Bay, Upper Arrow Lake. Three blocks of laud comprising, inall, about CM acres. "HAsslatid Oamp, The "CITY OF SPOKANE" and "NORTH STAR" mineral claims, together with the buildings and eciiipment thereon��� Boundary District. ���" ���The "NETA" mineral claim, Cr own-gran ted, situated in what Islcirawq us '.'Brown/s Camp," ind the "QUEEN OK SPADES'/ mineral wlaim, Crown-granted, sitim.ted in.vhftt Is known as "Central Caihp/.' '��� Illeclllewact .Mining Divlsffln. Tbe LANARK (SUOI'P, comprising 1/1 Crown* granted mineral claims, or Fractional claiuis, situated on the main line of tho Canadian Paid He railway, near ll.ociUew-aet, It. C Parties desiring t-opjjt In a tender for any ono or more ofthe above mentioned''Jftttperttos should have their engineer on the ground and examinations mado without delay.*1' '"��� ' Further particulars and conditions oi sale and forms fl/ tender (whieh are lb''be sin-tin not later than the 1'ith August, lK'.M may be obtained gratis ofthe Liquidators, College Hill tinutoejMr, College Hill, London, E'TC., and '.V. Armstrong, Itovelstoko. British Columbia. " Dated loth Juno, 1003. ' JTiUv HI. -Votlcto tu ]>elltt(|iifittt Co-owners. To V.. Gordon Goldberg orL. (loldburg, or to any person or persons to whom tlrcy'uiay bave transferred their Interests lit the Little Robert and Little Robert No. ���_! miner "claims vittiatu at the head of tlie north fork of'Lardeau creek, and adjoining the Black Warrior teroupon the southeast, in the Trout Lake Mining Division of West Kootenay District. You are hereby notified tbat I bave expended two hundred and live dollars and twenty-five ���eiits (f_!U').'Jo), In labor nnd improvements on the above mentioned mineral claims for t|je current year In order to hold said mineral ���claims under the provisions of thu mineral Aet, and if within ninety days from tbe date of this notlee you fail or refuse to contribute Vour proportion of such expenditures together with all eost of advertising, your interest in said claims will become the property of the subscriber, undor section 4 of an Act entitled An Act to Amend the Mlnetal Aet, I.HX). Dated at Ferguson this loth day of July, 19U3. OCt 10-8111 JOSEPH C KIRKPATRICK. ���Notice to Delinquent Co-Owimr. To S. T. MnColI, or whomsoever he may have '���ransforred his interest in tbe Triune Fraction No. :i mineral claim, situated on Brown creek, iu the Trout Lake Mining Division, West Kootenay District of B. C, You are hereby notified that I have expended--M 00 lit labor and improvements unon tbe above mentioned fractional mineral claim since July 1st, 1002, under the provisions ofthe itinera! Act, and if within IK) days from the date of this notice you fail or refuse to contrl- uute your proportion of the above mentioned sum, which is now due' together with all cdsi of advertising, your interest in the said clainl will become the property of the under- signed under seetion 4 of the ".Mineral Act A i-i-l.'-.1.!..-,...- 1 nt 1I1IUI Ante: m ���iffl.W AmWdiik'iuAet 1000. rtiiMTai Ferguson, II. title 0th day of C. 0. Woodrow. NOTICK. Take notice, that a special general meeting of the shareholders of the Great Western Mines, Limited Liability, will be held at the olllceof the company at Ferguson, B. C, on Saturday, August 1st, at 8 p, m., forthe purpose of considering, and, if deemed advisable, of passing a resolution authorizing the registration of this company under the provisions of the company'.1, aet, 1897, and Amending Acts, and the exectathut by the directors on behalf of the shareholders of the company of the memorandum of association for tlte oh- Socretary. loots specified fn such resolution. ' ERLAND G. HADOW, Si There s only one best mining Journal, fhat is Mines and Minerals. It has a larger circulation than any two other American mlfllng journals because it Is thc best. It is tlie largest, best illustrated aud )uti)d.sn,i(iest milling journal In the world. It is a mining paper for mining men. Subscription price 92,00 por year. Send for free sample copy. Address MINKS AND.MINERALS, Heratt- ton, Pa., L*. S, A. Denver olllces, Bartb Bldg., Denver, Col ��-*-*-*���>��-��� ���������������-��������� Smith * Co. 45 Bkury St, ����� Montreal Will be represented in Forguson throa or four days each month. Any orders for clothing will receive close attention and wu J PARK HOTEL 4 Miles Below Ferguson on the Ferguson lluuton Road. REFURNISHED THROUGHOUT No bell boys or etcetras but a good wholesome meal served at any hour. Lots of fresh milk and eggs. Saddle and pack horses for hire. CONTRACTS P'Ott l'AOKINCi. WM. GLENN, Proprietor. GUARANTEE A Fff. t Our represenfatlvc S, A. Scott Is practical tailor and wf|j |jiake clothes fjt. Raid your qr-Jppj (or him. To ,l|ti public. Havlna* loKnt'ti"! [or n few mouth. 1 bej.' to nay Unit I will return l,v fall ami rc-cnuage in my taxlilurmlst business. II. W. EDWARDS, Taxidermist, Kevcl'toku, II. C. Time Table. 8,8. ARCHER OR 8.8. LARDEAU. Running between Arrowhead, Beaton and Comaplix, commencing October 14th, 100.% will sail as follows, weather permitting. ������!��� i'l'tlll ' : Leaving Arrowhead for Beaton and Comapllre, UV ten daily���10k and _k. iIII:*, i.U-i Leaving Beaton and Comaplix for ArrorfWtadJ'twlce dally ��� .:15k and 12;<kilr. ���*>Mak.ngi olose oonneutlons wl.fi'-ull O; IKil. Steamora and trains. "ii ��� "���'. I', ft. Tbo owners reserve tho right to change times of sailings without notice. Tba Fred Robinson Lumber Uo.Ltd ti.. B.C. ASSAY ���$ CHEMICAL SUPPLY CO. wu. VANCOUVER, B. C. Headquarters for As.Hj*-rs, Mining Si Mill Supplies. Sole agents in 11. (1. for Morgan Crucible Co., Halters,**,, KiikIhikI; F, YV, Hraun A Co.'s I'atent Caty Furnaces, Burners, etc. | Win. A ins- worth,. co.'s Fine Balances, etc.. etc, .���-.��������������������������������*-���*.������*���������������� tff+ti | WE CARRY CARPETS, J j LINOLEUMS, OILCLOTHS AND * j chi'na Batting.' . | I RON'beds a Specialty ! " $8 and up. ^ I f -���������������� �����-��� ���-��-�� ��� ��� ���������������� ������������������� +-�����-��-������? LARDEAU MINES, 1<TQ. The three claims owned by the company are the "Lardeau Queen," the"Lardeau King" and the "Lardeau Princej.',' all abutting end to end, through which three leads pass the enttl'0'lctfM,H, situated at the beifd bf Lexington creek, in the Lardeau lijiHI'W 'division nf Wool. Ir/M.hHkJ'Tn.liiih Cinlnmhln. ' "'"If " !ri(_9h Columbia. Si-ftS'aaims-Aroio'tia.eftrbfi the western slope of Goat Moun* llh'oa SWn??1iBl;Br-w-8_BWy' and south-easterly, anU'fti-to ont MWtfMjWaf rafirj of about loll acres. They ''M- easl Msp river. one east of West MmW These Itfljree'^j tain, the'"" complete pmioti'titm: less than Wpi'I rr The gH��itl"llcs"fh rthe VSittlng Bull" and "Wild W.esW belts, two of the'Mi'onJJbst and best known leads in that district.'Und work already dons' on���8l)i*oent extentions has given most sattsractory results as t'o '(SSt&t of ore dq^Ibs anil increased values vllii dopth. The fo*yMa���i> is slate and iscbist, lying in an 'iinnieiiie'"llme dyke, and tn^cropplngs of the leads are generally topped WtWhelivy iron capbl.te and quartz, which gives assays from SS \u# <m''ch'e surface. *"'* ' l,fi"" '"' VEINS AND WORK DONE Exploitation consists of two open cuts along the surface for a MHce of twenty feet, which exposed a body of' ai*_;edtifei'lhis fJUU' ._ o 1__C 1_ ._IJ.U mi.�� 1...1 I .ut~ 1���J., ������""-tg'irilifn Biover J inches in width. The value of this "ore body Wil l the surface, but at a depth of less than three feet it has fjji mm sample at this point assayed *77.00 In gold, silver', M\>ev and lead'. i of 14 f,eet ff6m this iead a (ibe body'of ore hbs b'6'en hich', when crbssed, proved to bd'soVen and a Hitlf 'feet tlie jlne'it'lljbklng mineral yetrolinil oH'.tfle prop^i't'y. "jspfsh contains the richest ore'and'widest sur'/ilco to I&40..00. fo tap this ore showing and the massive irbtf'6a|)j>eci ledge close to which it lies the present tunnel was conimeliuiitl 'lind is now in a distance of 82 feet. Another .25 feet of i:,i*citacnttul_c should reach this ledge at a depth of about 125 feet. When Uf' feet had been driven, an almost'Sblld body of Iron ore three feet tniclc was encountered in the tunnel lying agaipst'.a wall of slate.' 'A sample at this p-1-** ������-����������� -i ^"^ 'm i�� �����m *,u,;k..'i ��'XUt,��,. n���/i i��n At a distance encountered which wide, carrying A third ledgjo"SMS showing, """ *���-' * ehcountei expected'. ' Tlje'property has an excellent surface showing. The average assays aro most encouraging, considering the grci'-; width' and con- tinuttnoy ol the leads across the country with suetl great 'wlatn and nromin^nco of the surface judging from other properties in tlie ' near yi'.lnfty, some of which are on the same lead and have developed very flgbptje bodies. In cMcIusion I would say that the Lardoau Mines are as good as any, if'not the best, in the vicinity,'and I verily believe with a nominal expenditure, they should lje inade dividend paying in a short time, and I'jfojjld strongly/"gp^mmend extensive development toward that end.' H. O. McClytnont, M. E. rd ledge"wmiJK goritiains the richest ore'and widest surfaco ng, Win'' M'7eaj.hed about July 1st'. 'Tliis ledge When ntertd, wl|t'be froth 12 to 15 feet wide and gfo.at results lire Goods cm be furnished to any part ot Lardeau on very shot, notice , i i.i i * as the service is such that delivery can be made in one day from Nelson. No Charge for packing ��-����������-�������������-��-����� ..���-..->...,���--.,-.-.-,., .���,.�������� '**����� ����������� ....... ��� . �� > ��� �� _-���*����-��-*> m tn.. Funeral Directors and _ E'mtalmers' '.', lUrMuolB o("^ft%6flt'Jir.< f-Embalming] Can attend case at Ferguson hours notice if advised tiy Wire. lining-] 4 at ten \ ��..��.<; hhimmi)*^ 14 ���������--*-��*���"�� . .. �� 4. 4 4 , D. J. Robertson * ��p- NELSON, B. C. PRIVATE niN*lN(, SOOMS FOR LADIES. HEADQUARTERS FOR ((iMMKl:* CIAI, AXD .MINI.Nli lIKS. -THEI BALMORAL HOTEL GORDON & SLINGER, Props. CAFE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT. SAMPLE ROOMS IN CONNECTION* Ferguson, B, C, Opposite the Postoffice. Capital Authorized, $4,000,0011 Capital (paid up) - 2,023,800 Rest 2,485,28! HEAD OPFICB! Toronto, Ontario- Branches in tho Northwest Territories. Provinces *of British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec, T. It. MKRRITT, President. 10. HAY, Assistant Gen. Manager. D. K. WILKIE, Vice-Pres. and lien. Ma: W. MOPFAT, Chief rnspecto pf'rlo; . For Further information, price of stock, etc., address LARDEAU MINES, LTD., 11. Norbert Ouimette, Manager, Bank of Montreal Bldg., ROSSLaND, B. C. "Let tha OOLD DUST twin* go your woiifjf No Soap, Borax, Sods, or Ammonia is needed with GOLD DUST With little water and less effort you can clean anything about the house better, easier and cheaper than with Soap or any other cleanser. Once try it, you'll always buy ib Made only by THE N. K. FAIBBANK COMPANY. Cbkaio, Maw York. Bonce. St Louis. Montreal. Ferguson, B. C. Branch-A Genera/ Banning lfi/fl//esf Jmnsacted, Savings Department���Deposits received and Interest allowed,' ' ' Drafts sold available in All purls of Canada, I'liituil states and Europe. S|,L'cial iillenlion Riven to collection, and Mlninx Jlondi. W. MACDONALD Manage? Everybody Our Special smokes AND - The Union CIGTAR Thuy are all Union nui'lo anil of ihe liust Havana Tobacco money can buy. Try one and satisfy yourself as iotliclr quality, Union Cigar Facto uv, 11, a. B r o iv x, Prop. %$ $-$-$-##��� $#$���# $ $-$-#$ #-2Hh& ^^-4-'-* #$ | Lardeau Hotel iM Wc try to giye .safjsla*.'.- tion to our guests. f v-J ! f Laughton Brpp, Nk Proprietors, Jsi-rfi ift rftt t��? ^-iT viV vfa -rf* ^ r_V -^ nf? ~f^ -�����> rf-? rf-Lrf." ->��� --A- *& ij*--�� **-i -" . ��� Af V[ * CXHtll NEW MA1/1II|;��|*-N"|- V THE * L ^ Prospectors* Exchange | V^ ANDERSON & KULMER. Proprietors. Jjt ���> THOMSON'S LANDINO, 13, C. f i $ j TABLES Kl'l'I'I.IKP WITH THE ���THE CHOICEST OP Wlii KS.-�� L. *.-�� <f���BEST IN THE MAIIKET-t.* ������I.IQL'OIIS AXI) CIHAI1S*. if Local aud General. Thomas Taylor, ex-M. P P., was In luwii Saturday. Koad Inspector McPhorson was in tu'.vu this. week. Jas.V. Reeves, jeweler, visited Trout Lake on Tuesday, I-'.. Bailey, wife and family, were Visitors to Ferguson Saturday, .'.Irs. Hollonbock nml family of Trout Lake, spool Monday iu Ferguson. .1. V. Armstrong of Kevelstoke, was ji Ferguson Friday nml Saturday last. "Kamloops" i.- in Forguson again, :.. ing just roturned from Poplar eroek. V. Lado has sold his Nub Hill rosl- donco in A. .1* Gordon of tlio Balmoral hotel, Androw Forguson uf Victoria, arrive.I Monday night in spend the week in town. A. M. Craig of Beaton, brought in a load nf mining men to Ferguson Tuts lay. \V. B. Pool has been laid up for tlie pas*, couple of woeks, having un attack ui ia grippe. Iloiu-y Floyd, city elerk of Revelstoke, spent n few days with his wife ami family in Farguson tliis week. W. i-'. Cochrane came in from Pinoh- l.' ereek Mouduy to be present at tho mooting of the Ophir-Lade Syndicate. Mr. and .Mrs. Chas. Peterson re- turcod lo tlie Nettio L. Saturday alter n few clays visit to Ferguson and Troul Lake. 0. 0. Woodl'Ow was ui) from Poplar creek during the week. He says reports from tlie gold lields woro not exaggerated. ���Ino. Fullest of thc Criterion hotel, i lamborne, was in town Tuesday and Wednesiloy attending Uie annual mining meeting. F. W. Godsal of Cowley, Alta., came in on Saturday last to attend tlie meeting of the Ophir-Lade Co., in which ho is Interested, A. K. Gunn came in from the Oyster Criterion on Monday. He is going to do assessment work on his claims in this vicinity. Mr. Haultain, a mining engineer from Nelson, was in Forguson Tuesday on his way to examine'a property in lhe hills above town. Henry Floyd went out to Kevelstoke Tuesday, but will return Saturday. Mrs. Floyd and family will remain in Ferguson for a week or more. The next directors meeting of the Ophir-Lade Mining Syndicate will probably be held at the company's new mill when the stamps begin to drop. McKinnon .. Sutherland have increased the stall' of their general store by thc addition of .1. P. Boyd, lately of Kevelstoke, to tlieir grocery department. The finest potatoes we have seen in the Lardeau wero grown by W. Adams on his ranch below Ferguson, last season, a sample of which has been loft at the Eagle office. .1. .I.Young, M. P. 1'., of Calgary, Alu., accompanied by his son. Master F.arle, arrived in town Monday to attend the Ophir-Lade Mining Co.'s annual meeting. Mr. Young inspected the Ophir-Lade properties on Fish creek Sunday, while en route to Ferguson. Thc following were in town Tuesday from tlie Ophir-Lade mine on Fish crook: Messrs. .1. A. Lade, ,1, A. Hilley, V. F. Lado, R. Gunn and A. 13, Gunn. All returned home Wednesday except A. i-1. Gunn, who has gone on n trip to iho new mines on Poplar eroek. Attention is directed to the advertisement in another column offering some very desirable mining property on Great Northern mountain for sale by privato tender. Tho highest bid will tako the property. This is a chance to get a great big lend of medium grade ore at ones own figures. The EAQLE has received a copy of "ThelioyalTourin Canada, 10(11," it being the ollieial account of the visit uf tho Duke and Duchpss of Cornwall to tbo Dominion in that year. It is a handsome volume of nearly 400 pages and contains many interesting photographs. The volume is a vnluiible souvenir of tho visit of the present Prince of Wales. We would like to draw tbe attention of the government road superintendent to u short bit ot trail near Forguson that, is badly in need of repairs. The ono referred to is that loading to the Broadview, St. Elmo and Great Northern mining properties. There is a deal talked of for some of theso properties, nud the trail is not lit to tako a horso over. Ten dollars would do the job. Tho following gentlemen registered at the Hotel Windsor during tho week: Geo. Attwood, Geo. S. McCarter, .1. V. Armstrong, Henry Floyd, wife and family, F. II. Butlor, W. Gioriseli, .1. I', lionil, W. Donney, Thomas Taylor, Rovelstoke; W. F. Cochrane, Muc- leod; F. W. Godsal, Cowley, Alta.: Jno, J. Young and son, Calgary; -las. A. Lado, V. F. Lade. Jas. Hilley, Camborne; Geo, Armstrong, Geo. D. Beth, F, ('. Green, F. I'.' Burden, A. McQueen, Kamloops; J. P. Matlock, Vancouver; W. H. Johnstone, Rossland, August Numbor, In addition to the splendid array of clever fiction whicli marks thc August issuo of the Now Idea Woman's Magazine, especial mention ot the practical articles upon household or garden matters in that number is worthy of tlie careful reader's attention. "Tho Economies of a Summer Girl,"iby Minna Irving, is among these: und of equal interest arc "The Evolution of a Homo," by Alice Chittenden; "Furnishing a Flat," by Wynogene Farghcr; "Psy- eho-physieal Culture," by Adele Marie Riquc; "A Woman's Two-acre Investment," by Ethel Walbert; and others of equal value presented by the well- known contributors to tlio magazine departments. Locals Witli a I'liystreak. Ii pays to uso the telephone. A trip can ofton be saved to Trout Lake, Bea ton, Arrowhead or Comaplix by using the phone. Oflice in Cummins & Co.'s store. Orders foi furniture will be filled as quickly and with better results at the wholesale and retail store of D. J. Robinson & Co., Nelson, than anywhere elso in the province. * Smokers: If you want tho ciexu- INE "Union" and "Our Special" cigar see that "Union Cigar Factory" is stamped in gilt letters on every box. ���H. A. Brown, Kevelstoke, B. C. Order a ping-pong set, framed or unframed pictures, picture frames, drawing requisites, books, magazines or anything in this line of goods from tlie Canada Drug & Book Co., Revel.' stoke, B. C. Mail orders attended to promptly. A. M. Craig still conducts the feed, livery and freighting stables at Beaton, and has saddle horses and light and heavy conveyances for hire at all times. His daily stage for Goldlields and Camborne meets the steamboat on its arrival and departure. PROPERTY FOR SALE-LotNo. 10, in block 55, on Main street, next to Ferguson hotel, aud lots (i and 7, in block 1, also on Main street near post office. These are vory desirable lots and ran be purchased cheaply. Apply to E. G. Woodward, EAGLE office. GO TO- CUMMINS' FOR FINE CONFECTIONERY, FANCY BISCUITS, TOBACCOS, FRUIT, ETC. Ferguson, - - - B. C. | Tonsorial 1 Parlors.. i $ -S FERGUSON, B. C J. 1* Shaving. Shampooing, $ Hairdressing, Singeing, jj A Dyeing, Baths, hot and k MAIN STREET, cold water. % ft .... .11 thu LnrdoRU, Open from s a. m. to 8 ,i tlio li p. in. S * ROY E. JAMIKSON 5 ���S Proprietor. g | .-t^t.^.-.���*-��.. ������-���..��<��<��<��� 4 .......-���-���-��.. ...... ... t < t I PROFESSIONAL j J I \ CARDS. | I ��..<..��..��> ! (O B. N. WILKIE, ! ��� V-/�� P. L. S. ! . Provincial Land Surveyor Ferguson and Trout Lake. Surveys made and Crown Grants Obtained. Office: ��� ��� Trout Lako. ��� m-IMJAM A. BAUER DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL LAND SURVE t Survey ��� J V | 11 ��� ^ .'EYORS. ��� READ THE EAGLE. ,-oysof Mines, Mineral Claims anil Crown Lands, Crown Grants Ob* tnlni-il ami Assessments Managed for Absentees. Oiliees: Camborno and Vancouver * -ROBERT HODGE, J BARRISTER, ETC. ��� Solicitor for t Thc Imperial bunk I ; Fcrfliison, B. C. 1 �� OFFICE���In Ilia Ophir Lado block. I TT AltYKY, McCAI'.TEIi A. PINKHAM, barristers, Solicitors, etc. ��� Ofllces: Rovelstoke, Goldon,andForgii- S' son. Solleltora for Imperial Bank of Canada . Geo, 8. McCarter, J.A.Harvey. I A. M. PInkliom. ,-MiEI) C. ELLIOTT, Barrister, Notary Public etc. ��� TKOUT LAKE CITY B. C, AND t I FERGUSON, B. C, i ������������ -)*���-��+ ���-*>-K.���*��-��-��������. ������������������� ������������������.���������������.��������������������������.��������� S FERGUSON j HEAT MARKET Having purchased the Fei'suson Meat Market we are prepared to supply our customers with all kinds oi Fresh and cured meats. A good supply of Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sausages, Hams 4 and Bacon always on hand. P. BURNS k I'O, ����������� �������������������������������������������� ���������^��-��t Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. ib MIS tf Ihave high grade Waltham, Vanguard, Crescent, Street, C, P. R. Special, Elgin, Father Time, Veritas and B. W. Raymond's. I have Eight-Day, Con .LUUVi. Striko and Nicklc Clocks. J. V. REEVES, Jeweler and Optician, FERGUSON, B. C. Halcyon Hot Springs Sanitarium . . . ARROW LAKES, B.C. Situated midst scenery unrivalled Ior grandeur. Tbe most comploto health resin-t nn the continent of North America. lis baths euro all Nervous and Mns- culiir dispose?. Its waters Ileal all Kidney, Liver and stomach ailments, Thoy arc a never [ailing remedy for all metallic potions, completely purify* lug the system, ��� TERMS-!16 to lis nor week, accord. Rig to tosldonce in Hotol or VIUiib, ^u.." Bpring Clothing Suits, Overcoats, Rain Coats, Trousers. Also complete stock of Men's Furnishings. RUBBERS OK ALL KINDS AND BOOTS CARPETS, CURTAINS, ETC tf We have a good supply of Borden's Eagle Brand Condensed Milk. McKinnon & Sutherland The Post Office Store ��� ��� NEW GOODS ON DISPLAY TT A f|'C New lot of Ladies' and Chidron'. Hats and a variety ol Hat IIAIQ Trimmings. (_- TT I T3r|'__ Good assortment of Gentlemen's Starched and Nogllgoo "O-ri-fYI'U A new line of serviceable Prospectors' Boots and a full tissoit- 0\)\ 11 n " ment ot Voutbs' Shoes. FRESH CARLOAD OF GROCERIES. G. B. Batho * Co. THE KING'S HOTEL Well lighted a,nd heated by hot air furnace. Tables supplied With the tjest the market affords. Rates $!.50 Per Day tf JAS. CUMMINGS, Prop.. Ferguson, B. C. When you reach Trout Lake City put up at the Queens.Good accommodation .. Best ot service .. Choicest wines, liquors and cigars..Fire proof safe.. Abrahamson Brothers, Proprietors. A Packing and Fe^'s���dp^king Freighting Transfer Outfit. Contracts entered Into Ior packing of Mining Supplies, etc., to any point in the district. Good, prompt service, and any work undertaken guaranteed. Freighting from Thomson's Landing to Ferguson a specialty. Headquarters at Ferguson, B.C. S. Daney, Prop. Perguson Hotel McDONELL <�� BLACK, Proprietors. FERGUSON, B. C.
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Title | Lardeau Eagle |
Publisher | Ferguson, B.C. : E.G. Woodward |
Date Issued | 1903-07-17 |
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Notes | Published by R.P. Pettipiece from 1900-02-14 to 1902-03-27; by Alfred Pelkey from 1902-04-03 to 1902-05-29; by E.G. Woodward from 1902-06-06 to 1904-03-04; and by J.J. Atherton from 1904-06-10 to 1904-10-14. |
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