FfovincialUbrary tebi<>4 MET AT. QCOTATIOHi. New York Market. S_LV��t���Bar ...81* Lead-^100 lbs 4.75 Copper 12.621 \ w��^ the ,*:agt.e is more widely (hhcui.ated than any other newspaper in north kootenay���it will uk pound an excellent advertising medium, Vol. V, No 13. Ferguson, B. C, JULY 15, 1904. $2 a Year STILL III WI, David Morgan Has The Smile on His Side. i ���:��� THE SURPRISE GROUP WILL BE TALKED OP FAR AND WIDE. Average Lead of 8 Feet Stripped for 700 Yards. Everybody has been wondering why the town sees so little of the popular secretary of the local branch of the Miners' Union these clays. We doubt if anyone correctly surmised the cause of his too tew visits to camp ; and il they rightly conjectured of his whereabouts, no know- lege leaded out as to his actions. !).iye js ever ready to praise the Lardeau; always anxious to take up lhe cudgels on its behalt ; and ,n<* �� great traveller and expert miner, his unbiassed opinion on local properties has eagerly been sought. But when personal interests are involved, flattery gives place to reticence, and his lips are sealed. In this respect the characteristic trait of his nationality asserts itself ; he retires when he has a grand opportunity to crow, ���and so the Eagle has failed in all its attempts to draw the downy David to talk of his own properties. It has been noliccd by the Eagle that Dave appeared anxious to unburden himself of something of late, and we were of the opinion that mystery was in the air. But while he himself has failed to give us one jot of his good fortune for publication, the searching eye of the writer has detected n " something," and being alert to the needs of his readers, has liberated the hounds to scent out and follow up any clue. On the North Fork wagon road between (our and live miles from town Surprise creek may be easily reached by pedestrian or horseman, and Dave Morgan has staked out and is now developing three claims on that creek. There the luck) Welshman has been putting in every minute Irom early morn to dewy eve, and the resulls of bis labor reveal a lead of clean ore of from 8 to 14 It. wide. Tho splendid lead is right upon the surface, and ordinary pick and shovel work has been sufficient to trace the wide vein for some considerable distance, 2,000 feet of which has been stripped, and ut present tbere is no knowledge of the length of the fissure. Near the hanging wall, whicli is cut off by the creek, Dave has sunk a 20 ft. shaft. There is a splendid trail right to the claims, and an abundance of water is to be had. Splendid timber is to found on the spot, and one of the finest properties it has ever been our pleasuie to write on will become a household word in financial circles. Wc extend to Dave Morgan the congratulations of the Eagle, and thc whole country side will join with us in the wish that his exchequer will henceforth be in a flourishing condition, ill School Exams. Ferguson Stands Out Prominently With Other Schools Of its Class. The results of the recent High School Entrance Examination show that Ferguson school easily ranks first of its class in the Province. Two pupils went up for examination, and both passed with very creditable marks, as the following results show: Robert A. Kirkpatrick, age 13: Reading 04, dictation and spelling87, writing 57, English literature 58, arithmetic and book-keeping 05, geography (11, Knglish grammar and composition 59, Canadian history 72, British history 48, Nature lessons and hygiene (I-, drawing 50. Total 7111. Champion M. Nesbitt, age 15 : Reading 60. dictation and spelling 85, writing 70, English literature 118, arithmetic and book-keeping 57, geography 117, English grammar and composition 01, Cauadian History 00, British history 02, Nature lessons una iij*���!fu.e 00, ,l,*��-.ingtit>. Total 680. The totals as given by the Department omit drawing in the case of Robert Kirkpatrick. It seems that his drawing book was lost, either by the inspector or by the department, as it was handed in to the inspector alright during the ex animation. This was the first occasion that Ferguson pupils have taken an en trance examination, and both boys deserve credit for the manner in which they upheld the honor of their town and school. Everybody in towiuvill be sorry to learn of Mr. S. Shannon's resig nation. A popular and painstaking teacher���he has brought our school out of the rut, and placed it in a proud position. Mr. Shannon finds that with the growth of the camp, and th* great demand for his services as an assayist, he cannot do justice to himself and his pupils. The Eagle wishes him all the luck he wishes himself. Getting Better Right Along. The Eagle paid a surprise visit to the Rambler claim, near S-mile, early this week. The bird hovered there lor some time���fascinated by rich surface showings of clean ore.' Jim Livingstor.e has greatly augmented his dump since our last visit, and the ledge in the hanging wall is widening out, The stringers to which he has been devoting his attention are yielding better resulls than anticipated a week ago. On looking around, the Eagle was greatly struck with the favored position for a mine. An abundance of good timber, a 18 ft. waterfall at the mouth of the tunnel which he is cutting, and a good wagon road within 15 yards of the dump. NOTICE. IN llio mutter of nu amillcatlon for ft ilupll* caie ol 11 certificate ol title to Lot 1, Muck 1 j Lois .-> und LI, Mock 2 j Loin 7 ftinU, Block r, nml Lot In, I'.lnck '''J, ull in tlio Town of for jrUDOn���Man, 071 nnd 071A. NOTH I*; is* hereby Riven tlmt ft is ray Intention to Issue nt the exf-Iralloi! of oiictmmtii from tin* Ilrst piililiriutun hereof n dujilli'iUe, of the CertllloHU'i*. Title to the above liu'Uttim- eil Ioih in the muni* of nny Alexander Laflerty whieh icrtllicnte is iluteil the '"Jill day of .Miiri'h.liHll.niul numbered 101A. II. 1'. MACLEOD, District Kcglalrer, Land Registry oitlce, Nelion, B.C. litUMsy.lW. TOWN VS. FIVE-MILE The football match on Saturday night between Ferguson and 5-Mile will long be remembered by everybody who witnessed it. The match was played at Ferguson, and the destinies of nations were small fry in comparison with the issue at stake. A defeat for thc Ferguson team meant disgrace and loss of prestige, while to Ihe Bullionists the glory of a. victory would mean the highest honor in the football arena���at least locally. A great crowd of admirers, and others, assembled to encourage, criticise, cheer, howl and rattle, as occasion demanded. Captain Bob Margraves had his men on the field in good time, and they looked in the pink of condition. The betting ruled at 1 to ��� nfrainst- ike Scramblers, and it looked at ioo's. Frank Barber marshalled his team of hotel wreckers, and amidst breathless excitc- the coin was pitched tor choice of ends. The Bullionists won the toss and elected to kick towards the cemetery. Betting : 10 to 1 on the Silverscrapers. Referee Wilkie called the men together, and alter administering a caution, and allowing the men chewing time, tucked his trousers in his socks and tootled the squeaker. THE GAME. Hargraves kicked off and passed the ball to Peel ; Peel snicked the leather to another Peel ; this Peel boshed the sphere over to the right wing where another Peel jockeyed the bouncer to Peel No. 4, who w��s laying offside, and an appeal relieved the pressure. From the free kick, Cummings passed the globe to Barber, Barber passed to Hadow, who passed to Alec Cummins, who passed to Bill Leiper, who gave to Johnny Macdonald, who pushed Boh Hargreaves in the mud in pushing the ball to George Howard, who canted it to Cassy Edwards, who punted it to Paddy McQuorn, who headed it to Peler McPhail antl Pete took a mighty shot from at least one yard from goal and��� missed I But tbe ball struck the post, and as the boys rushed to embrace Pete, the ball got accidentally pushed through. First blood for Ferguson. Betting : 2 to i bar 1, Bob Hargraves looked as stolid as the sphinx as he footed the ball for resumption of hostilities. A neat bit of passing hy the Peel boys, who were playing a sterling game, resulted in the leather being safely lodged on Dad Black's verandah. After a delay ol a few minutes the ball was in play again, and seized upon by Ferguson, who did the passing, canting and punting act once more, and the trick safely accomplished. Half-time. Up to this period of the match, everybody had played first-class football, and the spectators were thrilled. No betting. On changing ends the Ferguson team had everything to favor them, but it is to their everlasting shame and mortification that they allowed the Bullionists to completely outflank, out-manceuvre, and outgeneral them. The 5-Mile footers rose to the occasion and handed out the medicine right and left���and from a scrimmage in iront of goal, a daisy cutter was sent in, whicli easily beat the goalie's daisy roots. One yell from the multitude, and ���one bet struck. OIT again���and the ball was taken to the Ingotecr citadel, where the Mustgetthere's hammered at the goalkeeper for ten minutes, and completely hemmed the opposition in. Irish Mac screwed a corner across the portal, Cassy Edwards knocked for an entrance, and Pete McPhail escorted the ball across the threshold. The referee then sounded the siren, and the battle was won���and lost. THE TEAMS: r~ I Atherton Cummings l?*''1'��'' H-'i-i" Cuin'n'ns Leiper hincdonald Howard Edwards McQuorn McPhail Peel 1 Peel 2 Hargraves Peel :i Peel 4 Wright Ruttan Porteotis Graham Lauder Robinson .ie Wimslow Grou MANY VISIT THE FREE OOLD LOCATION AND PRONOUNCE IT A GRAND PROPERTY. I I Referee : O. B. X* Wilkie. The Free Gold claim on the Wimslow group has had many visitors this week. Mr. Frank Barber, of the King's Hotel, Ferguson, made the trip on Tuesday last. He said, in the course of an interview to our representative, that he had seen more gold in lhat visit than ever before in his life. Davie, Grant and Murphy were proud and willing to show visitors over thoir claims, aud while Iherc they panned 12 shovels full at the request ol the visitors, and a trifle hiore than one I dollar resulted. The lead Ins now been stripped lor 50 feet, and tbe ledge as it rises Ih increasing in value and width. Mr. Barber said that the ledge at its widest point was not less 8 It., and a loot at the lowest. He considered the claim of a 5 ft. average a fair estmate, Gold was easily discerned by the bare eye. Mr. Barber says the road; are now in good condition, and that the summit is clear ot snow. No. 1 Tram Silver Cup Is at Work Again. After a spell of several months' idleness necessitated by the disastrous snowslide which occurred at the Silver Cup last April, Xo. i tram is again carrying ore from the mine to the mill at 5-Mile, where two shitts are operating. The tram is working splendidly again. A Specimen trom Poplar There is on view in Mackinnon & Sutherland's store, a fine piece oi quartz, the property of W. Schnell, who took it from a claim on Poplar creek last fall. The specimen weighs about 12 ounces, and is permeated with Iree gold, which is estimated to be worth $,. .. A veritable nugget. It has lately been returned to Mr. Schnell, after having travelled the length and breadth ot the continent. ���Mrs. N. Abrahamson and Miss Short, of Trout Lake, were visitors to Mrs. A. C. Cummins, yesterday. Messrs. Carter and Nesbitt have finished assessment work on thc Kootenays. The Nelson Weekly News published in a recent issue the Eagle's trip to 5-Mile. TAKE NOTICE. That Jno. .T. Atherton works SOU days and half that number of nights in a year producing the Eaiii.i*.. The circulation in increasing so rapidly that ho has no timo to pull impressions and mail them to delinquent subscribers. Ho is not referring to you, dear reader, but to tho other fellow. Anyhow, all will he t"oated tlio same, so kindly take notice, that, if you are anxious toub- tain reliable news of tlio Lardeau, all subscriptions in arrears must be paid by.1 ELY 80TH, or the paper will not reach you. lf you glance at, the figures on the address slip of the wrapper covering this copy, or at tho loft hand lop corner nf this page, you will notico to what date your subscription extends. Tho subscription is $2 por annum, payable in advance, and tho final figures should read '04 or '06. A New Hydraulic Air Compressor. Jno. II. Alexander, of Ferguson, has invented and patented a very useful and economic air compressor. We have no doubt of it commanding a great sale. The combination is an air-compressing apparatus ol a pipe for conducting a falling column of water under due pressure, and having an outlet to atmosphere, a separating lank into which said pipe discharges, a storage tank and a supplemental air-compressing mechanism, comprising a hydraulic cylinder having a piston arranged for operation bv the water discharged under pressure from the separating-tank, an air cylinder and piston, the air-piston being connected with said piston cf the hydraulic cylinder lor operation thereby, and a pipe connecting thc supplemental air-compressing mechanism and tiie said vertical pipe leading lo the separating-tank, whereby the air compressed by said supplemental mechanism is conveyed into said pipe, and thus into the separating tattle. C. M. Xesbitl was at Trout Lake yesleeday. Jim Comerford went up to the Wimslow on Tuesdny, and while there he saw lhe rock being broken, at St'50 per pan. TEACHER WANTED 1-jHE School Trustees for Ihe town of Ferguson are prepared to receive applications lor the position of Teacher at the Ferguson School. Applicants (Male or Female) must be prepared 10 commence duties on Monday, August Sth, next. Address : Secretary, School Board, Ferguson, B.C. Lardeau Eagle l rime,) nml I'nlillshcd orory FHIDAV :, ���.������.���������I,., n. i;. nv J. J. ATHEHTOr i.i Ull' I Hill) rROP. 11 tie mtiili"! Suuscrfiilinii R&tos: |2.03 por annum, to nay address in Ahierlca: ti.tifi fur six month*.; $_.__a*'0ftr io foreign -uldrcssos. No pny, nn paper. Advertising Bates: Uisplay nds.,n.oo per Elngle column ineli per in on tii. Legal ads., IL! eouis per tuunparloi' line lor first insertion; H i* *nts per inn* for ���ituli adilttlnnal Insertion, Heading nnfiecs II) rents per line eaeti Issue. Ninety nay legal notices, $10,| sUty days-, 17.60; triirly days,?6. No mis. iieeepteil atlessthan loese rales. No room lurouack uds. Four weekly Insertions constitutes one month's advertising. ���TJD.'.Y. JULY In, 190-1. There are many object lessons for Ihe prospectors who are pounding away on our hills to take to heart. The prospector has to stay with it when lie stakes a good claim, and too often his financial resources nre dead before his hopes are realized. Rome was not built in a day. The Slocan country passed through much the same experience as is now before the Lardeau There was quite a stampede lo that country belore lhe railway got in, but no " boom" was experienced. The railway came along, and a few shipments of ore were made. But as lime advanced, the camp developed, and prospects were turned . into shippers, a pay-roll was established, and at the present lime it is ii; a nourishing condition. The Lardeau has the shippers now, nnd that is where we possess an advantage over the Slocan in its earlier days. The Lardeau district is all that is claimed lor it, and the average prospector will aver that lhe tidiest mineral belt in Canada '.*>:i*>ts here. But time and money is necessary for development. The man on the street who has carried his pack across mountains and deserts in foreign lands in search ol hidden wealth sitstightin Ferguson. Tiie reason is not f.tr to seek. The mechanic will not search for employment on a barren island ; the storekeeper will not display his goods to the birds of the air ; neither will a prospector stay in a camp with no ore lo dig. There is not a day passing without another rich strike being recorded in Ferguson, and Ihe pioneers sit tight. When tbe investor and the financier have tired of " wild-cats" their sleps will he directed here. We shall see the prospectors sitting lightuntil such a time occurs���asall have a great faith in the camp. British Columbia, generally, has suffered terribly from the rash booms of unscrupulous company promoters who sought something lor nothing from the'pigeons they plucked ; the Lardeau inthe natural order ol things, notwithstanding its vast wealth, has been greatly affected by lho reaction, but B.C. has lived it down, and now proudly anil justly proclaims herself "the keeper of the keys." The Lardeau, at the present lime, has Ihe eyes ol the universe centred upon it. What edict shall go forth to all the world and his wife. We hope the truth will cut deep. Our banner is nailed to the wall, and on it is inscribed " Second to None." We would say to the promoter of companies who is looking for phantoms to finance: "Stand off." But to the level-headed man ol business we ex tend a cordial and honest invitation to visit Ferguson, the pay-roll centre of the rich Laadeau���and investigate. OUR CLAIM IS JUSTIFIED. This week the Geological Survey Department publishes its Report for lijoj. R. W. Brock in his report on the Lardeau district has a great fund of interesting and instructive matter lo impart. Truth is stranger than fiction, and the following comprehensive paragraph appears on page 64: FERGUSON CAMP. "FERGUSON IS THE MINING CENTRE OF LARDEAU CREEK. The mineral zone Irom Camborne crosses to the Lardeau slope from the Beatrice, and continues over Great Northern Mountain, over the spur of Ferguson Mountain, between the forks ol Lardeau creek, and up the north slope of Silver Cup Mountain to its summit. ON THIS BELT NUMEROUS CLAIMS HAVE BEEN LOCATED. Three of these will be described as illustrative of this section. The most important mining operations yet carried on in the Lardeau district are those in connection with the Nettie L. and Silver Cup Mines, conducted by two English companies." If we take the map accompanying the report, whereon the rich mineral belt is marked off, we shall note lhat it extends from Menhinick creek, across Pool Creel', through Camborne to Mohawk creek, across the North and South Forks of the the Lardeau, and continues to Poplar and Cascade creeks. We shall see that Ferguson is almost in thc centre of the !*.one, and that the scale of eight miles to the inch gives us a belt 43 miles in length by 4 in width, bearing amazingly rich quartz and large quantities of lree gold. We are proud of our in- heritage, anxious for the world to know ol our good fortune, and wil* ling to advise the investor or capitalist. MR. HARPER, ono of tho I. C. S. Representative! for this district, will tie in Ferguson in a fow duys. Anybody wishing an interview ro any ol lho following courses, will find hlmlat tlio Ferguson Hotel; Meeiiimiea! Engineor. Mscliino Designer. Mechanical Draftsman. Foreman Machinist, Foreman Toolmnlter. foreman Patternmaker, J'Oreman Blacksmith. Foreman .Moliler. Has Bnglnoor. Kefrlj-omtlon Engineer. 1 ran inn Engineer. Electrical Engineer. Electric Machine Desljuio- Electrician, " Klectrfc-I.ighflng Sunt Elcotrlo-llalliyay Sunt ' Telephone Engineer Telegraph Engineor. Wiroman. Dynamo Tinnier. Motorman. Ktoara Engineer. Engine ftiuiner. Marino Engineer, Civil Engineor. nydraulle Engineer. Muntcinal Engineer. Uri'lire Inducer. Hatlr ' linglneor, Surveyor. Mining Iviigineor, Mine Purveyor. Mine Foreman, Cotton-Mill Sunt, Woollen-Hill Stint, Textile Designer. > Arelittect. Contractor anil Itnlliler. Arohtteotural Draftsman. sibii Painter. Show-Card Writer, chemist. Sheet-Metal Draftsman. Ornamental Designer Perspective Draftsman Navigator. Bookkeeper, Stenographer. Teacher. Ad Writer Commercial Law. LANGUAGES Taught with Phonograph. French. ' German., Spanish. Start now on tho road to success over whieh 000,000 students havo travelled and are travelling. What It has dono for others it will do for you. S. H. KRUGER, Rep., Box 416, Nelson, RESPECTING COAI, AND PETROLEUM LAND. IN SOUTH-EAST KOOTENAY. ���VTOTIOE Is hereby given that licences to JA prospeet for coal anil petroleum upon ami Undor llUliJs.sltllllie I within llloel; ���l,.-i'.l{ Sonlli- East KoiKenay, will ne Issued forthwith to nil persons who have tnnde proper application,'in pursuance of lhe provisions 01 tlie " Goat .Mines Aet" ami amendments. Tlio fee for each licence will lie ?100, and al! appheams wlio have not deposited accepted hank cheques to cover Hint anion ut nre hereby required to do "0 without furtlior noliee. Licences will t,c Issue.! in the following form, viz.: "MIKINU -LICENCE ISSUED I'XDKIi TIIE GOAI.MIXES AGT AND AMENDMENTS. " Ih consideration of one hundred dolia now paid tinder tlie said Arts, and subject to the provisions, thereof, 1, W. s. Gore. Deputy Commissioner acting foi* tlio Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works, licence 10 enter, prospect, search anil work for cnal und petroleum (but no otiier metal or mineral) upon, iu unit under all that piece or pateel of mineral lam! situate in ami forming part of Block 4...H8. East Kootenay District, and described as follows :��� aud not exceeding in the whole six hundred ami forty statute acres. " Giving to tlie number of applicants for licenses to prospect for coal and petroleum, am! tlie peculiar clruunistauces surrounding tlie application for and Issuance of these licences, ami tin; well-known fact that the issuance has been unavoidably su-peiiilnil fur so many months, lho Government of Hritish Columbia liiuls it Impossible to determine the equitable rights of ttie numerous applicants. Therefore, for Ihe purposo of onabling all persons to -jo beforo ihe proper tribunal for the determination of their respective rights ami priorities, this licence Is issued and accepted subject to sueh prior rights ol otiier persons as may exist by lair, and the dale of this licence Is not to be taken or lield as in any some determining such priority, ami funlie,r il shall nol lie taken or lield 10 waive enquiry by tile Courts into the proper performance of all conditions precedent as between adverse claimants ; aud further, on ihe understanding that tlie Governmont .shall not be hold responsible for, or lu connection with, any oonlllot ivhich may arise with othor claimants of the saraoground, and tluu undornocircumstances nil! licenee lees be refunded. " Anil ihe holder hereby waives any claim or demand against lh" Government', aud expressly agrees not to ink,* any slops or proceedings, or present anv petition, to onforce any alleged claim or demand against the Government oi the Province of British Columbia arislngottt of the Issuance of this licence or of auy other matter or thine; appertaining "'the lam! tiew undor reserve from preemption ,uu! sale tins ii...,,1Pe ,iUes not inoluile any right other thun tin' nun.to piospeei ,**. coal ami pen.ileum. " 'the duration of this licence is for one year from the , 1 JO . " Bep'.ttv Commissioner of Lands & Works " Lauds and Works Department, "Victoria, ti. C , 190 ." It. F. GREEN', Chief Commissioner of Lauds and Works. Lands anil Works Department, Victoria, II. 0., em June, 1004, Je9 ClilMII'ICATE OS IMPROVEMENTS. NOTICE. Triune, Silver Chief, Enterprise, Kamloops an*! Kamloops I'laecional minoral claims, Situate in the Trout Lako Mining Division of West Kootonay District. where locatud ;���On Triune Mountain, TAKE NUTICS that I. Geor.c s. MeCarter, acting as agent for Andrew Ferguson, Free Minors' Cerlilieato, No. BB3552, Intend, sixty days from lhe date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements, :':ir the purposo of obtaining a Grown lira.tt of the shove tlaims, And further taku police tbat action, under seetion:!?, must he commenced before the issuance o! .no h Certificate of improvements. Dated this isth day of June, A.M. 190-1. GEO. S. McOAUTEK. There nro some hundreds of thous- anda more men thun women in tho Central and Western Stales of America and Canada. As a result, thousands nf honorable men���Farmers, .Minersand others���living in thoso districts cannot get wives within their own circle of acquaintances. But in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales thoro are a milium more women than men, and thousands of good attractive girls��� many of them daughters of farmers, nnil all of them qualfded to make excellent wives���who liuve no desire to become old maids tit home, would willingly emigrate to America could they bo assured tha! they wore going to moot worthy men as husbands 011 tho other side of tho Atlantic. We are ablo to give Jfood men introductions to such girls. If you wish 1.0 get. an introduction please write us with sum particulars o( yourself (age, nationality, occupation nm] circumstances as a sensible girl would reasonably expect to get, and wc shall at onco write you in reply. Toll ns what kind of a wife (ago, nationality appearance and disposition) you wish to got. ' Vou will also enclose onr fee or 5 dollars. A further fee of 45 dollars will bo due to us within one month after marriage, thus making 50 dollars altogether. It is not at all necessary that you should bo a wealthy man. But it is necoBsary that you are a man who would make a kind and good usband to a good wife. If you are not sueh a man pleaso do not write us. Address: Messrs. JOHN LLOYD & DUNCAN, Anglo*American Agents, 01 St. Mary's Road, Leyton, LONDON, England. Buy Lots in Ferguson, the Pay-Roll Centre ofthe Rich Lardeau. FERGUSON lis the HUB Ofthe District SOUTH of Ferguson lie the pbcnominally rich FREE MILLING GOLD camps of Poplar and Rapid creeks, and NORTH of Ferguson lies Fish creek, where free mill- gold ore abounds. Business Lots $150 up. Residence Lots $75 up. ******-., For Further Information Apply to HENRY FLOYD, General Agent, ���Revelstoke. B. C. %H'Pi&hl-i-*-l-!/$Pl'>!)-$4G-S-<S- Watch- Repairing Is Our Fot-to Watch Inspector For The C.P.R. I Handle Only Tho Best Quality Of Goods. Scud Orders To" J. QUY BARBER REVELSTOKE, B.C. ro* Jewelry, Silver Ware, Watches $c Note the Address REVELSTOKE, B.C. GM#^'b��M"S'Z>iM>4'**>iSi-<l4*>*-G+t**** ��� �� f t&Q*4<M*Q����i>H&&Ht The Balmoral iif)T.^l Vnder the Mana8ewent ot s- Slinger -^fci^s Everything of the best Read Tlie Eagle 4. COHFANII59 ACT, 1897. C_.rtincRte of Tncbr|ior'4tl��H1 ������������-���-���-���-������ TAILORING *-*4***4* Time . \ tolifcEnv (,I_UtlFV, that "Tlio fireat fl'orthcrn Mines, Limited." haa thia day been nuornorutt'd umJcr lhe" Gompanit-i; Act, 1637," as a Limited Company, with a capital of one million five hundred) thousand dftliars, divided into one million five huudrad thousand -Sharon or one dollar (fl)eaoh. Tlie time of tlie existence of lho Company in fifty years. (iiven under my hand and seal of office at Victoria, Province of British Columbia* tills 7th day of November, ono thousand nine hundred ami throe. IL-H.J ft, Y. WoOiTON, Keglstrar of Joint sioi'n cotupatttes. Tho following aPo Um objects for which the Company 1ms k't-n incorporated !���' 1. To purcbase the property of ."tht! Oi'hif hade Minim; .'���vndic.ui'-.. Minted ;" lind to purchase tht) lolloWJnft mineral clftiiiis, Viz., tho '.'���.s'tnUhc.ofta,' "Titinitj -SPraettou," ���' Luoky ���'fr-i'jt,' ���'Iiiicky Tliree," " Little 1'liil," "Luoky '.tR'ekrrinitiriii,""(!oM.s!nitli,"nn(i"(:t)ldllill1" all situated in tlie Trout Lake Mining Division of West Kootenay District; and also to purchase) lease, bond, locate or otherwise acquire any mineral claims, minoral lands, mines, pro- Iiertlos find any real estate iu the Province of IrltiBh Columbia ot elsewhere, and to pay for thu same either in money or in fullypald-up shares of tiie Company, or partly In money and partly in aueh shares, aud lo sell, lease or other* wise alrtpOBB of the aamo or nny of them or any interest therein . 2. To din for, Dulse, oruuhi tyftslli stuelt, iusajr. analyse, reduce, anmlj,rrii.int.j mid otherwise tfentcold; .iilvi'r, i-opper. lead ores ur deposits fend oihUr minerals and metalllo substances Rnucomponudsof all kinds, whether belonging to the Company or hot, and to render tho siLiue merchantable, and to buy, sell arid deal in the flume, or any of thcin : ;i. To carry on the business of a mining, smelting, nulling and refining company in all or anv of its branches : 4. To acquire by purchase, lease, hire, exchange or otherwise such tint livr lands- or leases, timber claims, licenses lo c*ul timber, surface ! rights and eights ot way, water rights and privileges, mills, fneturies, furaacos for smelting and treating ores and rofliillig metals, ImiUi- tngs, raachtneryi plant, or othorwlso real or hersohal. property as maybe necessary for or fcyhdliPlvo lo the proper currying out of any of the objects of the Company ; o T<v construct, malntaiu,alter,makei work and operate on tlie proporty of the Company, any canal'., trails,Toads, ways, tramways, bridges and reservoirs,dams, flumes, racoand other ways, watercourses,acqUOduCts, wells, wharves, piers, furnaces, saw-mills, crushing works, smelting .forks', concentrating works, hydran- lle works, electric works and appliances, ware- Housos, buildings, mnohinorj*, plaut, storeflian*) otiier works and conveniences whioh may seem conducive to nny of the objects ofthe Company, and with the consent of the shareholders in gcncrid meeting, to contribute to, subsidise, or otnerwiflo tutl or take part in auy sticll ojhm'- httons, tnotlgi) constructed and malutalnod hy Kny other companv or persons outside oi the property of thu Company, and to buy, sell, manufacture and deal in all kinds of goods, stores, Implements, {provisions, chattels and effects required by the Company or Its workmen and servants: fl. To take, acquire, own and hold as the con- side rati;'*,! for ores, metals or minerals sold or otherwise disposed of, or for goods supplied Smith * Co. 45 Bleury St, ����� Montreal ft Will be represented in Ferguson threo or four days eaeh month. Any orders tor clothing will receive close attention and wb 1 S. S. ARCHER OR __,��.. LABCP-AU uullLuu GUARANTEE A 9 F/T.i Running botwoen Arrowhead, llea- ton and Comaplix, eommonoini, October llth, HKiil, will tail as lollows. ivoather permitting. Leaving Arrowhead for Beaton and Comaplix, twice daily���10k and ole. Leaving Beaton and Comaplix for Arrowhead, twice daily -- 7:lf>lc and 12;46k. Malting close connections with all C* P. lt. Steamers and trains!. Tho ownors rosorvo tho*_rlf-ht to I change times of sailings without Our representative: notice. S. A. Seott is ti! . practical tailor and , Tl" Fred Robinson Lumber Co.Ltd will make clothes j lit. Hold your orders for him. *........ ... .......... ... * . .*. I WE CARRY CARPETS, \ _ LINOLEUMS, OILCLOTHS AND t : CHINA MATTING. I IRON BEDS a Specialty j I $5 and up. t ......... 4.4.4,.........4....+ Goods can 1-e furnished to nny part ol Lardeau on very shou notice as the service is such that delivery can be made in one day from Nelson. No Charge for packing ....... *...............*t4,%., ..... i............................ 4* Ithe new and only Halcyon Hot Springs Sanitarium . . . AHKOW LAKES, B.C. Situated, midst scenery unrivalled for grtindeur.' Tlio most complete health resort on the continent of North America, its baths cure all Nervous and Mus- OUlai' disease.-!. Its waters hen! Ml Kidney, Iilvorand Stomach ailments. They nre a never tailing remedy for nil metallic poisons, completely purifying the system. TJSBMS-rtlfi to IIS per week, according to rosidenee in Hotel ur Villas. lOFTHIS DISTRICT 4 I Funeral Directors and I Embalmers. ��� A [Graduate of Uyer'a College of Embalming 4 Can attend caBe at Ferguson at ten i + hours notioe if advised by wire. * �����-���-��� ����������� ���'�������������� ������-�� ��� ������������� �� ��� �������� ����������������� * D. J. Robertson <f Co- nelson, B. C flatters of North Araeri 2s ..THIS IS T1U_ UNION LAUKL ol tlio United Flatterr if North America. ��� ��� hon you are buv- . .; ft FUIt HAT, , ��� her soft or stiff. ��� e to it Unit the ���ermine UNION Label is sowed In It. If a retailer ; has loose labels In his r-fHHOSSion and of- tera to put o"�� '������ a Unr fo- j OU, do UOl patronize him. He othi-r I urltlesolor in s of which are , imd lo sell or debentures, bonds ur any otber company, similar to those of thi otherwlso dispose of t 7- To enter into any arrangement for shorinit profits, union of interests, or co-opuratlon with any other person or compnny, earrylnn on. or about loamy on,any business ur transaction runillar to that which this Company is* authorised to carry on : ti, To purchase or otherwise acquire and undertake all or any of tlie assets, business, property, privileges, contracts, rights, iibligationa and .liabilities tu" any person or company oarrv- ing on any part of tfio business which a company Bpecially limited under Bald section is authorised to carry on, or possessed of property suitable for tho purposes thereof: 8, To borrow or raise money for tho purpose of the Company, but so that tbe amount s�� borrowed of raised shall not. without the sanction ol a general meeting of the Compauy, exceed one quarter.ol tho amount of the paid-up capital for the timo being, and for too purpose bf securing such money and interest, or tor any otherpurposo, to mortgage or chitrge the undertaking or all or any part ofthe proporty of lhe Oompuny, present or after acquired, and to create, issue, make, draw,accept and uotfotiate perpetual or redeemable debentures or do- bentnre stock, promiast ry not*8, hills of exchange, bills of lading, warrants, obligations and other negotiable and transferable instruments : 10. To distribute any of tho property of thu ('ompnuy Hiiiour-t the members in specie : 11. Tu sell, improve, manage, develop, exchange, lease, mortgage dispose of, turn to account, or otherwise deal with tho undertaking, or the- whole or any part of the property nud rights of the Compnny, with power to accept as the considers,{ipn any shines, stocks, or obligations of any company the objects of which are restricted us aforesaid or otherwise : 12. To do all such other things asaro incidental or conducive to the attainment ol the foregoing objects. Dec. 19, '-.nt-res I uas not. any rignt to nn\c loose labels. j_uua-a ���*-n '��� ' labels in retnil stores nre counterfoils. Po Wt listen lo nnvexi'lanatiun un to why the hat has no label. Tlie Genuine Union Label is perforated ou Ihu four edges exactly tlie same as a postage Blatnp. Counterfeits urn sometimes perforated on three of the edges, and sometimes only on two. Keep a sharp lookout for tho counterfeits. Unprincipled manufacturers aro using them in order to get rid of their scab-made hats. The John It. Stotson Co. of Philadelphia- Pa;, Is non-union concern, JOHN A. MOI-l'ITT, President. Orange, N.J. .iniiN PHILLIPS,Secretary, 11 Wavorly Place, RriOin 16, New York City. Including the Fish Creek camp and Upper Dunem Hiver section, compiled by A. P. Cummins, P. L.8., ami S Shannon. Ii. A., is now on sale at this oltice. The ready sale of the map is proving all wc have said for it. fho Trout bake division is lithographed in black,the Lardeau in rod,and the Ainsworth in blue. liven a tenderfoot could lake a copv of this map nnd lind any claim recorded In the three divisions. The mountains, lakes, creeks, wagon ro.ids, trails, surveyed railway routes, und the location ami name(byaunlque hides) of every mineral claim in the district is shown. Next to vwtlnu tht*. country In Person This Map Takes First Pisce. m of mm SO YEARS' EXPERIENCE Certificate of Improvements. NOTICK. Gold Hill and Goldsmith Minoral Claims, situate in thc Trout Lake Mining Division of West Kootennv District. Where located���on Poplar Creek about one inllc from the railway, 'fake Notice that! Robert Hodge, acting as ngont for W. M. Pool, Froe Miner's Certificate ���No. li. 71717, Intend, sixty days from (he date hereof, to apply to the Mining Keeorder for Certificates oi improvements, for the purpose of obtaining Crown Grants of the at-ove claims, And further Nike notice that action, under ���section 87, must be commenced before the Issuance of such Certificates of Improvements. )aiod this tith day of January, A.D. p.mi. Itoirr. HODGE. Two Bargains. For price, terms, etc., apply to J. Edward Hint, barrister, Vancouver, or to E.G. Woodward, Fi rgUson, riuiAT comfortable little Dwelling House oo- _i copied by C. M. Ne-tbltt, and two well cultivated lots, nicely fenced, situated iu the best ���rosidenee part oi Ferguson, fur sale cheap. Tl)is is a snap. rpH-E Kaglc Block, occupied by the Lardeau 1 Kngle ni'.'sw.pcr aud tho Methodist Church. Tho building draws a good rental und tho Hale price and terms will surprise you, Locals With n Pnystrcnk. Ic pays to use tho telephone. A trip cnn often be -saved to Trout Lako, Hen ton-) Arrowhead or Comaplix by-using u the 'phune. Olilce In Cutuiuius ife Co.'s .gtoro. . j? D, J. Uobertson, tho Nelson furnitue dealers tire funeral directors and utn- t aimers. Tho Canada Drug & Book Co., Ltd., of Revelstoke, carry an immense stock of stationery, fancy (roods, ��atueB of all kinds, the latest books ahd magazines, rubber goods and mountain nnd mining views. Give them a mail order. * Smokers: If you want the genuine "Union" and "Our Special" OIGAlt seo that "Union Cigar Factory" s stamped in gilt letters on every box. ���H, A. Broffa, Keyelitoke, Tradx Marks Designs Copyrights Ac. Anyoneaenflthjj a -s!;otHi and description may qulflltty iiHi-iirtiilii cur nittuioii free r.*fi-otlitn' fin lnvniLt_-.nl i* prfii.ni.:.' nntoutablo. ConinnnUciv t.loii3-strict lycmit.rlonMA1.. UnndbOOkon I'at cuts sent froo, Okloit nuBncr /or..{u'iiring pntontn. I'utmits tnlioii tlin-.iiiili lliinti ,t Co. lecetvo tptclat notice, without charco, lutho Scientific JSssterica-t Si hnnd,ie:Tioly lllnitrntod frepklr. I.��ru'wt clr- (iiiliil.ton of iiny iiRiotiMiln tnnnii-.l. 'J'enna, ?:i a runr: four irumthc, ?1. Solilb/rll nv-.Bd'Valnri.. MDNHgCo."8""-''Hew York llttnch ORlcfl, CJ3 V St., Tf Ji��hJui;ton, D. C. Jn fuet evot feuture is so well dorii ���Seoul uglanoe tliennlureo nml the trend ol the ub Hivea mi Intelligible Idon n bolts running through th- curtuhilv geographical thai one can foureounlry The Best Worth iior One Dollar ever offered in tlie milp lino of a mining pimiii. It is the tirst ooinplotu map ot the district and is soiling well. His inst whatyouaro looking tor. WE Ai.^t> HAVE -\ FKW MAPS MOt'NTBD ON LIKEN, WITH A (iOOlJ COVER, FOR TRAVKLl/EHS OK PKOSI'ECTOltH, WUfCU SELL AT ?l.*l). THESE AIM. THE BUST VALUE, AS TllKY WILL LAST FOB YEARS. Address ynur order, with an enclosure of a one dollar bill, Ino cheques, orders, etc.] to THE LARDEAU EAGL'E, Trout Lake Branch���A Genera/ Banklnp, Easiness Transacted. Capital Authorized, $4,000,000 head OFFICE: Capital (paid up) ��� Il.Ono.OOO ��� - , . Rest - - - - - - 2,850,000 loronto, Ontario- Branches in tbe Northwest Territories. Provinces of British Columbia, Unci* tobu, Ontario and Quebec, T. R. MERRITT, President. D. H, WILKIE, Vice-Pres. and Gt* Man, E. HAY, A��eistant Gen. Manager. W. MOFFAT, Chief Inb^totor. Savins;!' Department���Depoaita received and Interest allowed. Drafts Sold available in AU par�� ol winn'iu, United .^tute- ��'"' Eurnjip g��nin t��__c_c Hpeclal attention Riven to coUootlona nud **��� ���'t, bOuLTdee Mining Uoadii. Munhp^r rke Union Cigar Factory Munufnctures only Union goods, and bo- ; sides, they ore t'.o best nn ihu runt-kot. They lire madeo! tho best Havana tobacco, and their exoellonco Is undisputed. Insb! r,ti getting "OUR SPECIAL" & "THE UNION" Ferguson, LLC. Mining companies orolbers ordering lots of 20 or more, maps will bo supplied at 50 cents each. HflH!"_fflEB*S'affiKBK^__GaBaHI^^ 50��EGG INCUBATOR. ���A Snap I Got after it quick. Tbis incubator is "in lirst-elass condition. Hore is a chance to make a fortune for A 12 oz. Duck 12x8 TENT. With 3 ft. Wall. Nearly new. Owner bas no further use for It. l''oi- quick sulo, will accept Ileal Estate I have some of the finest blocks nnd lots iu Fei'tfiiaon on my books. Tiny ut once before the crowd gets lu. This week's special : A Lot on Victoria Ave. 100x33 feet. adjoining tlio l\'st-Ollic. in Block 1. This is tlio linost. location In town and will b.j worth trflile shiiilly. ���jPo yen wish tn buy or sell any- '..thln'ir V Drop mc u line and I'll worry you. tl. A- BROWN, -- Proprietor I Union Cigar Factory, REVELSTOKE, B.C. | ,.-^*.��<BBi*��T-a��*1��-**CT.*���^ ��� ;,>'/- ���*'- *5�� ���-.-' **.** ���/��� ',*���->��� '*-��� '-;���-:���-;- 'J- ���;* -.** <-;������ *:���- -'��� *;- *:��� ���;*��� ���:- t Lardeau We try to give satisfac- �� tion to our guests. ffi w T Laughton Bros. a. Proprietors. Sk; J^'^-^k-k^^^-^h^-^*^^*^*!^ y''.;.;,,:*.;.-:^: 11 nn f ! Cdl a "Jim .. Apply to Lardeau Eagle, Ferguson, B.C, Use Wm Steam Lannf1n' NELSON UllUlj B.C. p i , rci, iii astungt ** ___________________ oning, ��� ,...* Either Machine ur IT.uul Wi rl:. t) HI IK \\ 2 M W 2 ffl I We Guarantee Onr Work iCliillO 11 (I f Vi Hi U II To ne Flrst.Claas Thoro is only ono ini.t mining journal. Tlmt is Mines and Minerals. II lu-is" n largGr filrtndntlon UitmAtty twtjother Vrntsrlciin intnlti}. Journal}. U-crtiiM' ii Is ttif bent, it is tim l��rg����t, imst tUi��tr>iit'il hh.i ittiid>om.oat minium Jnuriml In tin. ��*<> -it. h -11 miiiltitf p|ip��r for nttulnj, ttit'ii. Suliccrln ttOU plitte fllK) p'T vvar. tji-tld !ni' t: ���> muiii 1, 0 ipy AddrdMs MIS" KM AND M 1N ICUA l.3,Srran ton. Ph., U.S. a, hnivtr uQlddb, tiiiiili llldu;, Ueuver, Uolurado. Any oomplftints nifty '"��� lodged witli out* Agent, F- 7. ABEY. Trrvt Lake. READ "THK EAGLE." Tho rrightoet, Newsiect Feper in the District, .������ ���������--������������������-���^ *--*^-* ���*���-**-���.-**���-*���-������ * j . Local and General. . <��� ��� ���*.���** ,,,,,,>*', ���������������������������������',-f Advertise ! Koop your eye on Ferguson. 11 njjh MaoPberaon is in town to-day. ('. T. Cutler, of Poplar, wns in town lu-*t night. I'leiselminiin, the Jew, bas bid Ferguson adieu ! Geo. V. Howard tripped to the Nettio L on Wodnesdy. Hugh Macdonald is progressing favorably in tho hospital. A. J. Booker, of Black Prince, wus in town last Saturday. Ferguson advertises iu tliis issucfor n teacher for tho school. Paddy Cantwoll has built a cabin for himself on the Nottie L. mountain. The Town Band discourses sweet music in the Ampltheatre every eve. Jack Laughton roturned to Revelstoke on Friday, and wo foel a draught. Mr. S. Sutherland escorted Miss Horn to the Nettie L. on Wednesday. .1. Morette and IT. Sann have resumed work at their proporty ou Short creek. E, G. Hadow, secretary of the Silver Cup Minos Limited went to Calgary on Tuesday. Devotees of the light fantastic who tripped to tho Lakeside last night report a grand time. Colin C. Brown, J. L. Duncan and G. Jesso, all of Vancouver, were visitors to the town last Tuesday, Mrs. J. Bunco and little daughter Myrtle, from Enderby, have been visiting Mrs. A. C. Cummins this woolc. The return match between Ferguson and 5-Mile is billed for tomorrow (Saturday). The latter are after scalp-). F. L. Beek, late superintendent of tlie Kva mine, paid a visit to Ferguson on Tuesday accompanied by .Mrs. Beck. Mrs. J. B. Manross, accompanied by hor little daughter, walked to town and back to tho Nettie L. ou Wednesday. Mr. R. H. Battey journeyed to Minneapolis last week end to attend tlie general meeting of tho Metropolitan Cold and Silver Mining Co. The banquet given to the visiting team on Saturday night was a sump tuous ono. Host Barber excelled himself, and has made many friends. W. A. Skinner tried to stop a 2000 voltage falling pail on his probo.bcis on Monday last. After Ed. Williams had tacked tho skin-loss Skinner togethor, what was left of him took tho boat on Wednesday en route for Poplar ereek, where he will resume operations on the Big Five. J. W. Chism is building a trail to the property. About the worst specimen of a Chinaman Revelstoke ever suffered struck that favored spot last Tuesday. He was searching a job at a hotel, where a bulldog eyed the Oriental attentively. As soon as ho got to the kitchen door the dog mado a rush and grabbed him in the usual place. Almost immediately tho dog let go again with a howl of disgust, and held his paw to his nose. Fact. A wedding epidemic has struck the town. When a prospector i-takos a rich claim it is only natural that tho queen of his heart should reign over his homo. If wo havo many more rich strikes the town wlil have to invest In a ready-made rainbow climber. Wo have caught the wedding fever, so pardon us toasting the happy ones : May theso bo thoir dullest moments; may their joys be com pleto ; may their offspring be as numerous as tho stones on the street. A town cannot grow without the assistance of a newspaper ��� and it's dollars to doughnuts on a paper chanL- ing its requeim without tho assistance of thc locality. I'm here to print ���and get rich. Everybody should support tho printer���not with charity���but wit h job orders, advertising patronage, and paid-up subscription. Don't wait till you get rich. Your riches will increase with the sucoess of the printer, who voice* tlie wants of the people and the [requirements of the country. Re that back sub: Don't squeal if tho Eagle fails to flutter into your box in a week or two. A printer cannot livo on ''pie," mountain scenery, and broken pledges, and it others have gone broke trying to do it, there's no reason why I .hould, 'NuSnald, Joe Dupont is gracing the Ferguson Hotol bar with his presence. Tho Rossland Evening World is now defunct ; it breathed its last on Saturday. Rossland on the brain killed it. AT THE FOOTBALL MATCH LAST SATURDAY. Ferguson 3. Five Mile 1. Next please I Who wants to have a go at Ferguson ? Lot 'en, all como I McQuorn plays a great game. Ginger is a fast color. better than All tlio players played the other fellow. u-Miio can play football, but they must learn tho gentle art of squaring tlie Bird. one goal. Tho Bird's a ie bull 'even-fl. One shot- ra arvel. No truth in report of Eagle accepting a brick of bullion as a bribo. Pete McPhail was always on the spot when he was'nt on the ground. Tho Peel Brothers were shiners. Like wise the others. Bob Hargraves chased his shadow around the telegraph pole. All the stores nailed up their windows for obvious reasons. A lady who had novor seen a match played, was being initiated into the rudiments of tho game before itstavtocl. Said the. tutor: " Tho eleven lpffn from 5-Mile will try to pats thc between these posts." Said the Lady: "What's to pre them ? " Who rattled the 5-Mi!c custodian ? Cassy Edwards worked liko a horse. So did tho others. Hadow is a star player���but that's no excuse for Hargraves trying to put his light out. Robertson would have succeeded better plus to,, big feet of the opposition. Graham and Lauder have a great regard for the city forwards. Tho Eagle looked liko 30 c cuts when the bouncer beat him. It pays belter to be a goalie than a scribe. 'Rah foi' Everybody���and the winning team. 'Rah for Frank Barber, who gave tho boys a feed of a lifetime. 'Hah for tho losers���who had sand enough to tackle the premier B.C. team and are anxious for another go. Everyono was busy dodgiu g the editor after tho ball was over. With the exception of the banquet- lists. Champagne to the left of them, champagne to the right of then, and CHAMPAGNE in front of them. The duko's motto : " I'm horo." Robby is great on a speech, but aftor tho defeat of his pets���too full for words. Wo are asked to contradict the rumour that Ferguson is to tour the States. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. OB. N. WILKIE, ��� P. L. S. Provincial Land Surveyor Ferguson and "fro .t Lake. Surveys mado and Crown Grants Obtained. Oflice: Trout Lake... J-J# EDWARDS TAXIDEHM1ST, Revelstoke, B. C. w ILLIAM A. BAUER, DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL LAND SuiivElOUS. Survevsof Mines, Mineral Cliiimn and crown Lands. Crown Grants Obtained mid Assessments Munayed for Absentees. Offices; Camborne and Vancouver pv�� E. DEVEREUX, P. L. S., CIVIL and MINING ENGINEER. | DOBERT HODGE, ^ 1. . T_I_T_2'l��l.-Il VI BARRISTER, ETC. Solicitor for The Imperial Bank Of Canada ������"ll The Great Northern Mines, Limited. 5>7_-(C*; s*tf_rtz_sto_riz jftLv.ijta.tS.jw ri-;jJ5 ! Tonsorial - l Parlors.. Jj MAIN STREET, 5 FERGUSON, 11. C. ;t 4 Shaving. Shampooing, ft �� Hairdressing, Singeing, k �� Dyeing, Baths, hot nnd t. > oold water. J % [V i. I have tlie best appointed ihop In Ilia C i, Lardeau. Often from 6 a. in. lo 8 p.m. If 6 Schnell & Hooker, ���*, ^ Ferguson and Trout Luke. ij. jkvz-j* ios-j-jTjr*}*. _-j !_*-___-.__-*.-_, _j_-_^ Subscribe for Advertise in And Read f'orguson 11. C. II AKVEV, MCCARTER 4 PINKHAM, Barristers, Solicitors, etc. Offices: lUvelstolcp; iio.lden,RiiflFerguson. Solicitors for Impc'rial Bank of Canada Goo.S. MeCarter. J. A. Harvey. A.M. Piu-bam. We ourselves the better Serve by serving others best Football Boots �� Of a quality that you CAN Kick And at prices thai you CAN'T. A LIVERY AND CARTAGE, y i ��� ALEX. CRAWFORD, Propr. L i i Has Stables at Ferguson, Trout Lake and Beaton, Whore ho keeps light and heavy vehicles, single and double drivers, saddle and pack horses for hire. Also proprietor of tho stage route running between the abovo points, making tnree in*�� wookty. =--.���SA_TSF ACTION GUAEANTE__D= ^^^^^^^^^t^^^w The Best Place To Put Up At When In Ferguson : The King's Hotel Heated by hot air and Lighted by electricity. Tit-* bios aro provided with lhe best that money eun buy. Tho rooms aro well vcntllatod and always clean. $1-50 Rate by the Day .-.BED C. ELLIOTT, I Barrister, Notary Public etc. ��� TROL'T LAKE CITY B. C, AND I FERGUSON, B. C. ***44*4***4********4**- THB BAGLB Watches E. M. Allum. Mall order Bum tne*.. Receives 1'ronii't Attention. Novelties air! -imvelry in great variety. "Koto llic AddrcKs-���"-""���'"~~ REVELSTOKE, flC Ti" B. C. ASSAY Hi CHEMICAL SUPPLY CO. I'd. VANCOUVER, B. C. Hemti-iirirters for AMkyer*, Mining * .illll supplle-i. Solo agents III li. c. for MorAan crucible Co., Uattersoa, England; I*'. w. iirniin & co.'s Patent Caiyl'urnnces. Burners,etc.; IVm.Alna- ���vurili ���>; en's Hue Balances etc,, etc, FRANK BARBER. Propr.. 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. and Transfer Outfit. Packing and Ferguscm Packi:,g Freighting Contracts entered into for packing of Mining Supplies, etc., to any point in the district. Good, prompt service, and any work undertaken guaranteed satisfactory. Headquarters at Ferguson, B.C. S. Daney,Prop. Perguson Hotel McDONELL & BLACK. Proprietors. FERGUSON, B. C. -t.
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Title | Lardeau Eagle |
Publisher | Ferguson, B.C. : J.J. Atherton |
Date Issued | 1904-07-15 |
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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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