Array THE CRANBROOK HERALD. VOI.UM.i'* I. CI'ANIMiOOK, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, Allil'ST S 1001, Mmi:i:i; *ji t The Canadian Bank of Commerce. • Hon. Ono. A. Cox, ['resilient, • PaM I'll Cnnllnl I Hi'ftl I i',iuii Rc,oiireca II. li. Wai.ki'k, 0, ... SH.IIIIII.IIIIII llll .. . 2,000,00000 . 65,010,0011.00 A General Banking Business Transacted. Deposits Received. London Agents The Bank of Scotland. CRANBROOK BRANCH, HUBERT HAINES, M.-,.uger. A WONDERFUL SHOW I Mi Heavy Receipts At Gilp m's Carload of furniture, including center tables, fancy rockers, hall stands, music cabinels, brass and iron beds, 5 o'clock tea sets in maple, new car= pets; linoleums, stoves, etc. Take a look through uur house furnishing department. II will interest you whether wishing to purchase or nol. We do a large business in Dry Goods, Ciothing, Shoes, Groceries, Etc. For amount ol" sales our expen.ses are the lowest in the district, therefore no one can undersell us. ...GILPIN'S Figures Tlmt Demonstrate Our Mineral Resources. IIKIIISII COLUMBIA'S VAS1 RICHES A Prosperous Future In Store lur This Gre.it Leader in Mineral Wealth. IHIS DISTRICT IS A POTENT FACTOR Great Sale Summer Blouses, Skirts and Ladies' Suits. 25 Sn, Discount Don't miss this snap. RIED & CO. W040:4404000000004:04:410044*i4 1 Beauties.... Wc have just opened up the finest line ol men's ties in flowing ends, four-in-hand and strings. Call and get your pick before it is too late. 0 4 0 I £ 1 5: I 1 0 I Fori Steele Mercantile Co. ■*« H .1. I'. FINK .-*- ,-« .* MANAOER 0 04 >4404 rrl 00444444»444*4*-4 4 0 0 0 0 0 <t> 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 4 0 $ 4 4 <-> 0 0 4 0 0 From the Canadian supplement in the .sue of tin- Engineering ami Mining initial of July 2u tlie following is laken: The total amount which lhe mining industry of British Columbia hns ahendy 19 —compared with i^yy— of fa.^ji.t24, ■ Ine large!v to the successful working of thr hydraulic plants in the Cariboo district, notably that of the Cariboo lly- drn"llc Mining company ,it Qucsnei, which is practically the only plant ol iin-. sort in the province so far completed ns la du systematic work, although several others ought toUe In shape for lhe season of 1901, The general placet output through the Interior and northern part of Ihe province hai not been very : irge tins past yeai 1900 , owing to the I high water in the early spring, and later ! tu the construction of ihe Vukou tele- graph lines, whleh caused such a demand tor labor at gooil wages lhat Ihe I plncei claims were neglected. Hydraulic Mining. Hydraulic plants In British Columbia me now just beginning to he productive, aud next year we may expert to see a ri u 1 sn let able output from Cariboo, Omineca and Ailiu districts. On the west coast of Vancouver Island auumber ut hydraulic lenses bave been taken out fui beach deposits of black sand carrying gold. This branch of tlte hydraulic- king industry is new to the province, an in 1900 yielded some f 12,000, or lliol SOME SIMMER SALAD References to People aud Things of General Interest. 11 out yet. Home tune there will be tipany formed wilh capital, and that ■il will be used to work Ihe properly lot to pay fancy salaries toa lot of led dead heads, and then Wild c will have n second awakening ;old is there, but it is deep, and it ake money to gel il out. The time 11 ing and I will live to see it." MOVIIi HAS l GREAT FUTURE Davt Grillitli, the Pioneer, Talks ul the Wild Horse and ol Placer Mining*. ENORMOUS INCOME OP $1000 A DAY Hfflfflffi ■ Harness '. . .: . Harness Single nnd Doubl her Lap Robes. Sols, Wool and Rub- Clearance Sale of Bicycles Twelve wheels to be sold at Cost, early and secure a bargain. Call Q. H. Miner 8BnSBHS^Xa>I3S m contributed to tl amounts to $152,155,208, which has beeu chiefly derived from—in order of importance—gold, $75 397,303; coal and cuke, $49,140 917; silver, $13,649,809, and lead $7,619,956, The value ofthe mineral output of the province for lhe year 1900, the closing year of Ihe century, amounts 10 $16,344,751, as against au output of $12,393,131 for 1899, all increase of $3,951,620, and a proportionate growth for last year of nearly 32 per cent. The yield of placer gold for 1900 was $1,278,724, which Amount—-although less tban that of 1899—was greater than any other previous year since 1S79 The total value of the output from the lode mines of the province iu 1894 was $781,* 34?. In 1895 the value of lhe output of the lode mines had gjuwn lo $2,342 307, and it has increased year by year, reaching llie sum of $6,751,604 In 1899. while in 190a it amounts to $10,069,757, an '"" crease over last year of $3,318,153, and equivalent to a gain of 4y per cenl, a growth whieh is certainly a subject for COUgrntulatton. The number ol producing mines has this last year also increased materially, for in 1899 the total number of mines shipping over 100 tons during the year were 43. while in 1900 some 60 mines shipped each over lco tons, md 39 olher ttiities shipped vat ions quantities of less than lco Ions. Of the mines producing in 1S99, mosl of them still remain iu the list lor 19ml, although a lew have dropped OUt this year lor one ■e or another; but the greatly increased tonnage of ore mined, 93 per ent greater than in 1899, is made up rom the Increased output ofthe older nines, an argument in favor ol the persistency of the ore bodies, The ltsl of producers contains, however, a number of new mines lhat may be said lo have graduated from prospects to producers. Output of Laal. The conl mining industry ol the province still Continues to increase in Import* .nu! has again broken all previous record.-* with a total output ot 1,590,179 Ions, of which amount 150,58.1 tons were converted int-*.** coke, pioduciug 85,149 tons and leaving » net production of coal oi 1,439,595 tons Ol this production 914,183 tons ot coal and 51 75; Ions of coke were exported. The Vancouver island collieries umde ,1 gross output of 1.383*376 tons of coal, ol wblcb 47353 1 tons Mere used for coketuaking producing 19.134 toils of COktf, and leBVlUg ll j net production ol coal ol 1,346,023 Ions. Of this product 906,215 tons ot coal and 799 tons ol coke were exported. The iws Nest Pass collieries made a gross output of 106,803 Ions of coal, but hall of it. 103,231 tons was used toi coketnaklng, producing therefrom 65.915 tons, and leaving a net coal production ol 103.57a tons. Of this production ihere was ex ported to the Uul ted States 7968 tons of COal and 38,958 tons nt coke. The output ol the collieries coal and coke- increased In value ahout Hi per cent over tin* 1899output, atul theie is every Hi il leal lun llial atioihei large Increase will Ix- made during the wai 1901, especially in the output ol tin* Crows Neat Puss collieries, which are at present only be* nig opened up, and which will have to SUpply at least two new mi telle is, besides 11 regular Increase iu consumption at ihe Hh of the world j than the cost of the installation of plants Improving On Nature Is one of the functions ol the tailor. By his art he makes up for deficiencies of shoulder, chest, etc. It is our business to do that, and more. We not only make perfect fitting; garments which set off a good figure and improve a poor one, but we put material in our suits which some tailors would not think of selling at less than double our price. Leask & Henderson The aoth Century Tailors, Cranhrook, li. C dde one1 imi.1 Production. Cold—Tlie gold production of the province for llie year 1900, Including both placer and lode gold, was worth $4 73J,t(,5, "tl increase over 1899 of $529, 631. This Hgain "breaks the record" of gild production in llritish Columbia, and tliis year, as heretofore, does gold take lirst place in our tables of production, The only decrease noted in the preceding tables is iu the production of placer gold- and Ihis is due to the heavy falling oil" in the Atlin district. In 1899 the cream ofthe placer gold in that district was skimmed off from the shallower workings, leaving only the deeper workings, which will, generally speaking, require Id be worked by Ily— diaulic methods. The necessary hydraulic plants nre being installed, but fiom the iialuii of things could not he expected to make any very serious output for the first yeur. Disregarding Ihe production of Atllu district during lhe past two years,the remainder ofthe province shows au Increase placet gold output in so that next year good returns may be expected. Dredging in llritish Columbia has, so far, been a failure, but many companies have tried it and are still trying it, confident of ultimate success. The tiwr bottoms carry gold lu quantities greater thuu many of the successfully worked deposits of New Zealand and elsewhere, but the conditions are differ- in this province, the gold being in very fine, Hal Hakes, haul to save, while the rivers are rapid and large boulders aie frequent. It has yet to he demonstrated that a dredger has been invented tliat will successfully overcome these difficulties, but tbe prize offered for eu doing is great enough to induce repealed attempts. The output of lode gold for the year lyim amounted to $3,453,381, being $595,- 808 greater than the previous year, am! equivalent to an iucrease of ji per cenl. This increase is due largely to the operation of gold properties in the Nelson and Lillooet districts, as well as to the increased tonnage of lhe Rossland gold- copper properties and lo tlie opening up of the gold-copper properties of lhe Boundary district. The gold produced ft om lode miuing for the year 1900 has been obtained, approximately, as follows: From direct smelting, combined with coper, $2,583,905; from combined ainal gamatiotl ami concentration, 1869,476. Silver aad Lead. i P. J. Sin j 1 li. ei Iiiui of llie Moyie I.I* iiiler, wna in town Monday. l*'re,l says llll it It 1 . 11 lite le qui el in Moyie just now, l,ul, lm 1,1,1ft, * ■iv,- I lave one of tlle host to. vns ii; llllli; ill Cl iluitibln, tlie gre litest ten ll lllll min il; e wu 1I1I, uud u tempi irury de nre-si nn like lllls lines not diseiti nil tie 11S it bit Mm lu w; ill lie recoguizi ,|| ill fiv, -■ yi-1 irs us one ul llle hest iiiininift camp*, ii 1 tliis | irovh ice. The sluii is 111 Hi. - hills 11II 111 •omul lier, und that Will Just wnteli yuur 111 funis 11 f men lo net it out mu* smoke ill a year froll iryoll aie |,i,iiiK t„ hi*l, pu! no Moyie." ************************** JM O Y I EJ l->-H,M,411-M-rltlH(IKHf I News Niius Prom lhc Mineral Cllv * > 1 •. *********************** GO AFTER THE COIN Robbers Adopt lhe tluld tp Plan to Acquire Wealth, PARALYZE POKER PLAYERS AT SIRDAR 'llio Eugene mine te -.lilt parti illy 11 imt a large number of men arc a I work. Masons are employed building walls iu the Lake Shore tunnel, where a shaft is lo lie sunk in the near future. A number of men around the mill have been laid oil' owing to delay in nir, il of the pipe which they were lit- lillg. As soon aa this arrives, however, these men will be put back to work. Thus, although the mine is partially closed down, a number of men are at work am) the prospects ate that within a month's time the St, Eugene will open up in (ul! swing. I IIR MilVlK I.I'MIIKH CO. The machinery lot (lie M And Set A Moyie Citizen Back ior 300 Plunks in Good Old Cold Cash. BOTH RAIDS ARC SUCCESSFUL We didn't c ilver—Silver and lead are very closely associated in British Columhia, so much so that over 90 per cent of the illver production for iyix> Is derived from silver-lend ores. The total amount of silver produced this year was 3,958,165 illceS) worth $2,309-200, an increase iu lue over tSyq of $(345.492,01 equivalent to 39 per cent. This iucrease has been chiefly caused by the output of South Kasl Kootenay, which this year has produced 960,411 ounces of silver, as against 33.516 ounces in 1899 The Slocan has made an increased production of 230,151 ounces, largely accounted for by thu increased tounage of tbe district. Tlie silver derived from copper-silver ores has l>vei' increased by tiie output of the Boundary district aud the Increased output of the coast districts, but has beeu diminished by the temporary shutting down ol the Halls mines, in Ihe Nelson district, and lhe lesser silver values found in the ores of the Kossland camp. Trail Creek district. Lead—The most notable leoture of the yeais'a development has been ine in- ctease in the production of lead. The output for 1900 amounts lo 63,358,621 pounds, valued at $2,691,8^7, This is au increase over the previous year of -ft, S13, 017, equivalent to 206 per cent. This increase has beeu brought chiefly ahout by the energetic development of two or three mines in Fort Steele division, although the lead producing districts, except Aiuswoith, have shown a material increase iu production. The St oca 11 mining division lias heretofore always held first place in the list of lend ore producers, having an output in iSyy of nlmoal 31,000,000 pounds, mid although in 1899 it fell as low as 16,660,910 pounds, ii h.is again increased in 1900 lo 19,565^ 74.I pounds, a gain over the previous Sundays 1 yeai of about 17 per cent, However, tbe j next 48 y increase in Fort Sleele division of fiom 881,167 pounds in 1S99 lo 38,485,079 pounds in 1900 has earned for il Lhe ighl 10 ha considered the lead producing center of the province. Copper—The fine copper produced Itl 1911.1 wns y 997,080 pounds, worth f 1,615,* 289; au increase in value of 19.5 per cent over Ilie previous years. And by the way, Moyie Is a great place for 1111 otillng these days. We wenl down Ihere lust week ami had one of the most enjoyable times we ever spent nny- where The McMahon Brothers, of the Kooleiiay hole! did all in iheir power lo make the slay of Ibe Old Mau and his wife as pleasant as possible. Ami thai hike! Why, the people of Moyie don't fully nppprectnlt! what a grand body of waler lhey have ihere. Two great basins connected by a narrow stieauis winding in ami oul of willows ami poplar trees, while at either end is the Moyie river comlug or llie .Moyie river going. Al the wharf is a typical boat builder nnd boatman, named McDonald, Ile has everything about his place jnst right, and acts as If he had been trained iu neatness on a mail-of wur. Neither Vancouver or Victoria has heller pleasure boats, and a day 011 the lake lo one living away fiom waler is like all ice cold claret lemonade to a nmn drinking hike wuiui slough waler, And Ihere aie Iroilt galore. ny, because a news paper man named Peterson had come all the way from Spokane to lish, and common courtesy demanded that he Bhould be given a full swing, Willi this fraternal and friendly feeling possessing us, we let Peterson and Drummond row 22 miles that day, iu a broiling suu, to catch seven fish, while we look it easy under a magnificent shade Iree. And Peterson felt grateful fur our kindness. He is a gentleman, and we are glad we know him. Hut, since lhe people of Crailbrook cannot bring the lake here, they should do the next besl thing, and go to the lake. There arc several good hotels In Moyie, plenty of boats, and people there who will make you feel welcome ami glad that you took two or three days olf. nj mny is in place fl inst live Lumber •w all here ami Is being rapidly as possible. Foi r six moiltllS men have been employed gelling out large quan- titii*. ul timber from the company's limits 011 lhe big lake, and lllls Is UOW boomed near their mill ready lor lhe stalling of sawing. They expect lo begin in a few days now, and will then be tm imi); oul some of the lines! lumber iu the 1 ouutry. I' \HK, MlTillKI.I. .* CO, Park, Mitchell Sl Co. have their mill steadily lutiniug, the main mill running during ihe dny, and the plauei at night. They have a large force of men employed and are shipping IOO 000 feet of lumber to the Territories each week. THU Al.'KORA. Tom Rader and 0 J. Johnson, lhe owners ol the Aurora mine, are still hard at work and ure certain of having a good thing. Tuey are al work in the tunnel nl present and lhe prospects are bright for striking a good ore vein in the near future. Iu addition to work at the mine lhey are cleaning up their property, and in a short lime will have one of the prettiest ami most valuable properties iu the vicinity. THK FIREMEN'S DANCE. There was a meeting of ihe Moyie Fire briga le last week at which tl wasdecided lo give a ball on Wednesday evening. August 14, The proceeds will go toward- purchasing hose and olher ap- While George Miner was visiting the Winnipeg exposition, he made a run over into Ninth Dakota, near Grand Forks, to see a sistei whose husband has a huge wheal farm. "Talk aboul your big things," said Mr, Miner. ''My brother-in-law has 250 acres in wheat that will go 35 bushels to the acre, and he says they will get 60 cents this year. That means over fjj. CO foi his crtp, and hired help, living expenses and all has not cosl him over flood for the past year, atul eight mouths of that lime lie has taken life easy. Manitoba will nlso have one of the greatest crops in her history this year, nud times are good there and money easy." pilau will ! ing. s Tor the brigade, and the boys sure of having a successful even A (Iood Show Cuming. The big New York Theatre company will appear at the opera house for two nights only, Friday and Saturday, August 16 and 17, presenting on Priday evening tbe powerful pastorial comedy drama, "Was She to Blame'" a dramatization of Ilerthu M Clay's great novel, 'A Hitler Atonement." High class re- liued vaudeville will fdl in thc intervals between lhe nets. The plays will be produced with special scenery and accessories. There will be a change of play Saturday eveuing. Popular prices will prevail, viz,, 35, 50 and 75 cents. Seals are now 011 sule at K. 1\, Heattie's drug stoie. Anenl the locif 1 uteres! in coal mine we print tlie terms of a coal deal iu West | the Virginia as given l»y the Philadelphia j Press: "tlntr thousand dollars a day. . 1 holidays excepted, for the' rs Is what en-Senator J. N. I 'll" Camden of West Virginia will receive as a result of llu- sale of his conl lands in the I'mrtuoiit region, which has been formally ratified. Mr. Camden received $1500.10.1.1 fm his pioperty from the j Bill Fairmont Coul company, which is snid Sej to hnve the backing of J. Pierpout Mor- dill nan. 1 if the purchase price fs<xi 000 was | the paid In cash, and the agreement calls for $Ui the payment of $300,000 each year to Mr. 1 ?•'■ Camden or his heirs until the entire , lcs< amouni is pan). mo Dave Griffith, the pioneer of Wild Horse, was lu town Tuesday. He brought over nearly $1500 In gold diiHt which he sold to the Canadian Hank of Commerce, This dust was laken from a leased portion of lhe Invicta on the Wild Horse The Nip and Tuck is being worked with hydraulic machinery, but no cleanup has yet been made. Mr. Griffith exilic opinion that the output fur A DISCOVERY. Piere, the Indian who discovered the faun.us St. Kugene mine, was iu town tin-, week He claims to have strock another lead equally as Urge as the St. Eugene lead was. He offers no further Information beyond lhe fact lhat it is a day's ride from Moyie. As this Indian seems to be a lucky fellow this may prove to be another St. Eugene, KOOTENAV DANCE I.ut Friday evening a dance was given in lhe Kootenay hotel, am) although gotten up on very short notice proved to be s success. There were a large number present and all wenl home well sat isfie.l with having passed a pleasant evening. GENERAL NOTES. [. W. Livers, lhe druggist, has moved hi* -lock of goods to Morrlsey, Mi ami Mrs. Klinginsmilli have gone to ElkO where tbey will have charge of an 1: .tel. MIbs Jack, of Kimberley, has been appointed nsslstant teacher at the Moyie sih 10I, Iler duties will commence on in next when the school opens for il term. ■ Georgia Minstrels played in Moyie in In rd ay evening. Quite a large et were present and enjoyed lhe The Sidar bote:, at Sirdar, was the scene of a verv dating holdup on Sunday eveniug. in which two men ni masks ami armed with guns played a very prominent pail, says the Nelsou Tribune. Nothing what eve 1 is kuowu ol the rob- tiers save that lhey made a good haul and got clean away The Siilar hotel is owned bv George Bonnie, and at aboul 11 o'clock on Sunday night, while .1 p..Lei game was In progress, a masked man entered by lhe front door aud auolhei by the side door so that no one conld leave the building. The newcomers wore ted masks and each was supplied with .1 six shooter, There were several men sitting around the table at the lime and these they at once commanded to thtow up iheir hands, au urder which was generally obeyed without question To facilitate Iheir work oiu ol the ui isked men theu commanded thc victims to line up around the room, mil while one kept the party covered the other proceeded to see what there was ol value in their clothes. All told, the robbers are said to have secured about -f-v m cash ss well as a numbet of watches. One of the number went behind the bar and appropriated a ritie and shot gun, which were behind the counter, as well as a box of cigars aud such change as there was in the li" at the time. I Tbey then commanded '.heir victims ! to remain where '.hey were until they ! could get away, threatening to shoot I anyone who tried to follow them or i seek lo find out which way ihey would j go. Not wishing to lake any chance of being filled with lead the victims obeyed, ar.d in a fe* minutes the robliers were oul of sight ind well on their way to parts ui.knowr It is ihought tbat tbe men who performed the trick were familiar wilh their surroundings. Hold Lp at Movie. Moyie, never backward about anything, got into tbe swim Tuesday Eigbt with a first-class bol: up, in which S. A. Scotl was the victim. Mr. Scott bad beer, talking l& a number jf people at the Moyie bote'., where he boards, and left the room to go to one of tbe outhouses tn the rear ofthe hotel. Ashe left tbe building or, bla return, be was attacked by three or four men. Tbe assault was so -sudden thai Scott had no chance to defen 1 bfmselfor escape He as struck over tbe head and body with a sand hag, ar.d soon overpowered, No time was lost by hii assailants In going through his po.Ke'.s. ar.d *> roll of f o, was secured. Not satisfied with this big hau,, they attempted to take a diamond ring from bis finger, but were frightened away by persons approa< hiog before tbey succeeded. Scott was seriously injured and a physician was called to attend bim, Constable Drummond was noli fied, and he instituted a thorough search of the premises, in hopes that some ciue might !>e secured, Two ladies' stock lugs were found filled wilh sund, and tbey had evidently been Ibe weapons used in lhe attack. There are several theories as to who did the work, but there in no general belief that they were the s-me parties who held up the crowd at Sidar Sunday night, Spei ial patrolmen weie appointed to watch all outgoing trains, and every effort wilt be made to capture the guilty parlies, It is Intimated by some that is wu- the woik of parties living right in Moyie, who held a grndgt B^amst Scotl. presse Wild llo. tweeli fi, and dusts taken ou veteran, e Ihis season would be be- 000 and fiu.ijQo in nuggets ■'There bave been millions of Ib.tt old creek," said the ami there are millions to be Kink lirllliiiK Conlest. ne of ihe features nl lhe coming -' Slreet Pair nnd Jubilee, Spokane, lemher 10 to 24, will be a big rock ling contest. The committee having matter in charge now has a fund of raised, aud expects to get about more. The first prize will be uot than $500 and the balance of the ley will be divided into several small is. 11 is expected to get dulling ns from all over the tributary miniug section to com.ete. Crack teams from Montana, Colorado and I'lah have also expressed un Intention of entering, The [impress Is Dead. ronberg, Aug. 5.—The Dowager Km- a of Germany! Bister of King Edward mother of Emperor William, died at castle here today, the cancerous .-lion of Die throat from which she .red having proved fatal sooner than expected. She was nearly <»i years ge, her birthday being Novembei II, A Successful Dance. The dance given Tuesday evening by the management ofthe t ran brook Tenuis club was a pronounced success 111 evny feature. The attendance was just laige enough lo make ii pleasant dancing, .itul tbe program was carried through in a manner that was neither hurried or monotonous, Refreshments, which had been prepared by the ladies, were served and greatly enjoyed, as there was just enough of just what one wanted ou an occasion of that kind. Quite a number of out of town quests were present, and all expressed themselves as highly pleased with the party, It is to be Imped that tiie tenuis club will nol rest i's faui-t as entertainers on Eta initial dance. Dentistry. Dr. John Barber will return from Moyie tomorrow nud remain in Cranbrook lor several days. Those Deeding anything iu llie way of dentistry will have an opportunity* The doctor will uot be a bit to remain long, as he is due al I'eilitt next week. CRANBROOK HERALD *4 ■■ i nnl Proprieto TUUMS OV SUH nill'TluV tin.' vi'ar S-Mni SU uiuutlis 1.110 The Herald dmlre-s to give the news nf the district. If yuu kunw anv about ynu* town your mine or yuur i*,eo|rti\ send u to this olllre. Ilavk lu Work. Trail News: The Trackmen ou the Rolison Kosland branch ol the C. P. R. went back to work vesteidav. It seems | tb d thc local track man were uot at all | satisfied by the manner lu which the executive nt M oui real managed the strike. No official news was being received as tti lhe progress of the strike or the hope of settlement, am) naturally the men feeling themselves ignored in the matter went back to work. Success depends upon a liberal patronage ot printing offices.--John J.icob Astor. MININO QUOTATIONS iiiii,.,t ■ i liy '■Hutch.*' ■ .5\i* L'tnws N,sl Cul . f8o i.i Norlli Slur ... ,U2e lillllllUIM. NIITGS. A CANCELLED STAMP. Pvti.e story of un Adventure That In tnreata Everybody. Jlcn ift 111,' inl,- ot u cnlli-l'lletl bluuip: i In ii fti„iii|. A |i.,ftl.ii|i. hliiin|i - A i IVO i-.-I.I.-.'. Pon t \i.mi t.i lung. Hill I ul-Vi'I' win 1.1, I..,I Kx.vpl ...,..- 9r, Hj ., ip-ntiwiutD, t.iu. II.' imi in,. ,», ru thing , ll Imi- all ,|,,,|,i|,". l'l'l'lllllli'il, I'ink, s,|iiure. i i \.- I ll slink ,ili 'Hml i'li*.,'l i:mi Himv. II'* iin il iis- lli" t'livuluiu. ..nil - itugli i, slot int,, it ilurk box; lllll »r U'l'l',' I'ft.i'llftll Hi ,i in.nl clerk- ■ llftift-, ih,. pltyl Firewood Qeorge I.auric has wood of all lengths. Sue him before buying. The Cosmopolitan H. H. SMALL, Proprietor. Ono of the best equipped Hotels in the Kootenay. Centrally located ami heated throughout by hot air. Cranbrook, B. C. i/ '*i<rN^,Auj[. 6 and 20 f^~ xW Sept. 3 and 17 Oct. 1 and 15 FIRS' BOX OF BOOKS.' | Ult ot Worki Sent Out Under Traveling . Ht*ae*\> I l.iliruri.-,■ Ait Haw Vou Heud \VlW tll't Tlie Hin. ClifToril Sifton In pom inp vest. Oranbroolt should Invite him to visit this city. Thomas McNai^lit, o! U ilcyon Hn Pprlngs, a former ntw»paper publisher te endeavoring to Interest the new*, inner men ot the Inieiloi in the foim. lion ot an editorial c ni/cnilon. \V hope he may succeed. U won1.! be a rioiI thing foi the fraternity. Somi of tin-* members ticeil education along tne line of business principles, and tin i| 1I1I pro ij'io of pnn Infl. These ar« grr it t lines lor the linnrk,-! 11: is in hii element no*. The man who has made thousands during the past three years has no kick coming because limes are a little dull. Nnw little lime he should get In aim m ll, and help boost the country thai hai made bim tils mom-iy. The Winnipeg Free Press got out a gojd lame on lhe STLli of July, giving a complete review of the crop pros peels for Manitoba, li wasa Qneplecr o' newspaper work, and shows what tin- Ftcc Press can do. There are v.a il limes coming In South K it K )otcnay. I'.rlUih Columbia Is the richest mlnlnp country on the American continent. Holdups are getting fashionable. \\'e viil divide even with any man wbo can tin i monts/ ou us. There s«ems to be no let up in the su ikes throughout the country. The mines of South B ist Kootenay ate In better shape than ever before. Tlie Itunkei Mill 8: Sullivan company, wurking nt War dm r, hliilio, 1ms declared the August ilivhleuil, aiiioiinthig lo Jai.nno Tlml makes a total of (1,221,- ix»i hi profits tlmt have been iliftbnrsed to Hi- (nrtunnlc shareholders in the Duukei II 'I it Sullivan compnny. ALL OVER I'tll: PROVINCE. The Trail baseball club will give a shut waist dance. rite Nelsmi Tribune announces tlml it is'lu* only pnpei in Hiitish Columbia th ti does not publish railway ndvertli 111 OK. Well' Ilevelsloke is boou to have it public l„;l„l,,l. \ ..umber oT the mnntlcr firms of Rous. Ill 1 .1 have Slll'l'llllllil'.l. The police of Victnrin nre allll prose- I'li'inift persons wlio permit n uniwtli ol thistles nn llielr premises. 1. W. Ctift, Inte miuinger of Ihe Miner, has left G.eenwoo.l for RelnleM, where lie will slmt lhc West Fork News. Ink Slewnrt li i. nccrneil llie contract f,,i the seven mile i nl - ll which llie C. 1' I,' hnstleclileil i<, liulhlnt l-iehlon Ihe 111 nil lilii'. The innk Is very heavy mill i. -\| Ic.1 lo cosl well on lo f!oo,ooo p,., mile Its rmiftltiicllnn will effect a Itr,-,,, saving in Un- opernllon of tin- road ln.'h in icspect tn ilu- time mnl expense. NUIiril liASl MllltliNAV. 11 Hi" ' nt.lr.rl.11rj nnlcrop, C llslincre relnrne.1 frmu atrip It, I-", ,l Steele lu-l week nml wnr, accottl- pnnieil l,y .Mis. Hslmere. Mis. Wells antl Mis. Capt. ArmslroilK ami her twn tlnntthters matle the routnl iti,, from Gol.len to Win.lermere on I'.iiln.v'sho t. I, II Tnynlon wenl ilowti tn Ool.lell II,. hu in,' nu uwr.il Smus.li witli ,t Immmer; ll Ml nu laee ill.,,'I. mnl blue. 'I li. 11 I went nn 11 Imitf -1 -. .Ami win Th,. pint ■Ivcil- .. nml me in n pi'l'lecl InV,- III ,1 mil Wild ,1 tttiinnlliKest puir 1)1 Nl 1,. eyes Thill ever lilnik.'.l Sny, she's u ilreuml IV.'II, sh,. nn,iilm.,I 'I'l,,. piuk envelope, Ami Inr 11'n"r III ull , nnli 11 lu.lrpln. , Then shu read wlmt «.is i.i-Hltle ll., |.m. envelope. 1 never saw a girl blush Sn ll".llll ifllll.V. I would be stuck un lur 11' I eould. 'linn she ri.nnl 'llu- writing buck In lhe pink envelope! 'lb,-ii she kissed me. uii. you Imi,. godletsl II.t 1i|is were rip.: ■As eherrles Ami wnrm As Hi,- summer sun. Ni—- 'rim pink envelope nud me— Arc nnw Ni.ftiln.ift snugly In her bosom. He enn heur Iler ln'iiii throb. I jl*l When 11 kii,-s Instest 'I ' I She tukes us oul jl Ami kisses uie. I'm Kind Ti «\ IWllUMllI, slu lilts- Ill,,,, All".* When requests lor box. ..„ Miiuy eaft'i In THE AREA. OF CANADA COMPARED WITH THE STATES OF THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC. hex ome In under ITuvel- * ^".Mm^ivZ Ing Llbi-nries Acl Htm Mr liar- u,',, ,ij. ,ir,.,m,' ,,', eoilrl „ft|.i',l Hi., bends ol rolle-ies u.i- k„iu, uud leudilix llbl'tiry mm In H.I 1,1.1 ll Anil Hi,, iiii.si wni hou lisu ,,l lift) books unliable lur 11.1,hi,, hull" ... Hi,- 1','liinl,. ,1'ftiiiilft A l.imi'1. til lln- ,!>'" 0 I . ,',, lhe I, 1,,'UU I, '*"" "m"*"" '"T»" "n l'i •,, uii'. in' i,">, ni u,u in ,.. I ., , . . ... . T, , l "" ni". "' .ii ,.> i have eneli lm*. i' plele in llsell, uud nl ,,,, ,.,,, ,. M1, ..imi, Ih(ll (ll yet dill,'t'l'ii' ii.,ui ever) other box a I i. m t.... iteur uur iu Hi,- Belles I li ■ liillnwillH 1- >t Thf um-sl '" H '"'"' I'tun list ihus in,ul- up mul is iimi rou- V.-i i I'ltnu'r ureilnieil ,it t ,;ill".| ll" ll li, III .Ml, ,-u I', It,., ih-. ,,l iiiiiii tiie *;,.t t.riMt llerltnifeofCuai.dlu.il TlteirCsun. ■ rv 1. Secuail I,, >,,,„. in Hin . ... -i in. <.l„ln. I tl,,,],,..,,, . ,t,„l,„l,.uD..llt. Ui ui, l.,„i, »,.i,,., lUoa >,. ..ur Ortu. I,, ,.all I -i„ I'liliiltltlllei ul il," I xiuitij. I mm,I,.nift hn,,. ll,, ,.i...... -il ami inhi'ftl I'oUIHl') ,n | il.il s upon wuo tins ,,,r, in llim grcul mul vun ' I'*—* rest" "i" '.in be gullterod m mer d I,.- InllowTux si., tlslil'H .."l""i",l till- i illllK"HI l ..s.lll, li ii v.,i Ions 'ni" 11- ul inforuuitloii hlln Oiilnriu i\iih .in ureii ,,i liliil.l.lJll s,| '" Utiles, i- hu'J. li .,11 11," tulluwlnu Siuius ,n ih" I mini N'ovv York, I",im siiuure lull"". Mnssa. '■"•' .hiis",,s. K..*iin ,',,„„ ui, i.'.i'.„i .\..,i .l,.is"\, 7.-^1.*, Miilue, :i:i,mn. , I'eimsylviiiilu l.-.,*Jl,-,; Miiryluiid, 111,- ' -2lii liuliumi, llll.ll.10: Vermont, '•',- :,ii.*. sipinre miles, king u total "im ol Jiiii.i'.Tii sipiure iiul.s, mul lu whieh «" ...i. nu i.inl, iiuTiiil" Hi" lull,,«iue iiil'lii>iui.il suites, viz : Abrali, .iiienl,,. Lelunil Al in , ivoniieri i. r...'i'..i m ,.i imi ,;,.,.,,,,,!, ,;, Vllieennes. I'h I lllttl sluilleH And llie wnltiim iiiral itnvi with a I'l i. I in. lui I. in It1,.'I, I.:" lit slinv.) ivatlileri'il I lleuilty, Sii.i: rmilu.,,Ts Snnll A i. !',.i\. Hurl I. l'i,- i'h,,ir lunsili Allen; I'll," itilft,ni ft'ullgnv, Ilea- "" "". """' " ■"" iuii„ii„i.,!,i. t*„ii,.s,,,i", Ki',-,' „„;';,;, 11,,1,1 II,., li,'II,'i. II'., Ward; Frederick the 11 rent. Hr..i-I Inlrg; .*, I -k nl tl ■ iwtis lo 'The llospel ,,l Weullh, t'urnegle; The « n.lu in men' siruKe. firenl lloi'l' Wur, Imyle; The lln-y *•"' ' ri'ioaei' slu|i|it'il in Fair) Hook, luting; lliirouiiiil-llus- ! "*'" Chid, l'lilmer In Hi" l'i. I.i i" ..( Hi" , k,i,„.e' ",,im.;'. ,!',"!. Vl.- rail King, l'i,mil.nl, Tbe Inlluenee ,,i will, lhe awlltm t a li'rentn lleluwure, a,ll.*ill sipiure n I'lii'i.-i in Moilurn In.-, mills; ,lii.k And H ' swung wlile, nnd tue mat Irlrt ot I'liliiiuhlii, IT.. -.,, „! All 'I'rud.'S. Henrd Jnnll ,,( Arc, .■» in llhnde 1-1 1. 1,2,111 sipiure mil" T'ucke)*; -liulus Mneenl us. l'i.inl",-; And tin-mii'st wns Dinth. or a tolnl ot 2lu,l'lt) squuro mil" 1.11" ill lm,I S'clsnn, Siiiiih,..,; Th" " After Including lhe i \". we ,-, MilII Thui CnlTlipii'il lliulleybury, ATDINGTON. still affol'tl i,, I," gell.'rolls, in Murk Tw Mmi. Witn nunc, T.vi- I. Ier; Th" Mi-~i-si|i|i| Vulley in 111' tat "-i Is. m I.,', Ironglu Up hy I. Civil Wur, I'iftI,". Monopolies ami t. 1 Hi'mi.t-k, sipiure n 'Trusts, Hby; M) Winter tliu'ili-ii, Tin* reiiuirk ot Mr. llitldwln Smith, 4*ono "!' ' "I'-'ii Viilur.il 1-iiw in llieSpIr- „t the famiilinn flub luuehi a few |,|"-*'l.v ""'il World, I1""""" V* I„.v.s .ik.., lluil he bud spoken to Ad- '■'•l -I Lutlghtou: Nineteenth Century s,i. ,!,,,„,,„, n-lu> mus Prime Minister ,,t I'rovlnee nnee, Willi s. Dur Nullvc Trees, El)K| , ,s0. b,.ll|TB t, , Ke,'l"i'. The lledenipli. t |i„ii«* ,, „„,,.,. ,i,llw„lnn ,t,„i,g,.|, ,„..,,' t'nrsou, Hoss. I'l,,. llelgn ,,( Law, „,,,. ni,,, ,i„'ml, ii i~ mm un even Allen; lllehnrd Yen mul Nny. llew- ,,„„il„.v '.„„, ,lia ,■„,„ bnlulstra- li-tl; llodney, llanua.v; Soiling Alone u„„, k„„„„ „s .■„„. Isn.e's frumls. Around ilu- World, Sl, I,-, ,> Xew Jersey, Willi T.sH.*, mil,-, mnl snli have some mure miles In UlSS nil ll larger Hum Hi, I'll I Tl ill \<l .ftftilil" Charles Kapler, llul Ier; sir .1 i ,,',' Franklin, I -h Sir lllehnrd Whll- S1, tlllgton, llesniit; Squirrels mul lllher ,„, Fur llenrets, lliirmvis, 'To Have und ,,, lo lln1,1, .liiliiis.m Tom Brown al _ , Uxlord, Hughes; Tnininv nml Urla-1, ,,,.,,,,1 ,,, „|,i,|, |,„ .,,, Barrie: Th" Trnnsll „l Civilizullon, ,,„,' |,is jeuth Mr. (loldw Fegli'.sliiii Cui.M.eti. d llr.uil, llrn.il: chnrueterlzuli i lum i- Viiinr Etnunnel. Iilekey: The Voice i„K.p„„" (,„■ ppi |,„i| ,,l lhe People. i.lusKutv. Wulfe. t|ie lllnnilesl sloli'-giip Bradley: The World ,,I ihe Ureal 1 si|tuire iiiih.s, 'Ih,- iw,, Provinces naineil, with llritish Columbia, mill's, totul 8*11,200 sipiure lutlos nml Is ns largo ns nil ol Hm • suu,,,aire fallowing Wcsiern Suites, ti/..: I* ■ 177.7 mid lhe Forest, Ih p. does not ';"'"■ mlv--' "I"".™ ""',',"' iAfa' ,.',;'1"k ."e Out) iqunTe1 miles;' Iowa, '60,025 . I',',,, squure mil,*: Kunsus. KO.USO si|ii„iv Ies; Mi iiilmii. .-.-.'.'1.*. square Ies; Miniiesoiu, SH.ailil squure n". miles; Wlio, 11 '"'•" squnre miles; ' Oregon, *.". ii.*ln souiire miles: North ,.(,:;.,.„,:,".■■ „ I' .tu. 70.70.1 squur s: T.nli. „a ure ot his W» **'l"""* '""*-*«: >'"« 1*'""° Ills ,■ iniu '.l"'"' *"-»» ' -Northwest npi-lM'M 006,000 .(, milled to ii., ih I'm wu- iii imi, m' mu'k'iit ■''' " din.', hi*. Aiiiiiiitiv AOdlngton, hia s,i": a (liimitlun vii.ik.ie. futliiT, was Hn- phvsldtin of Hi,. K.m*i tlirt-e ppavhuvs nlviuid.\ named, give Colon.'1 An-in S. ini.vl.-r de Pcy- ,-•' Chuilmin, and tli" [niiutitry Ihj- « i>it;il ot* 1,7-10,200 sipnifo mill's o ster'ii is a ii.h.jv nf soini; litiji-ortnnr-is iwet'ii th.' sun- id the iwo iiii-ii luul bj Llie wn,\ uf -tiil furtlivr fotnpaii in Hi.' wirlj ln-tory of tins I'm- ji> 0p|Kin in lluil circumstance. It ■-"■•■ ""' I'Ment of lurrltory Inrgu vlniv, p:'iiii*i]uill\ in I'oiitiuction Willi was l'itt who Ilrst indtu-cd AddiiiRtou Umii AlusUu, hy ">7T ;!',»' sipuu tlie milltory (iperatlons on the frou- l0 ..m,.|* I'ui'liaineni; ii was to l'itt "lil'"i i,,il " hwtVif port of ('mind, lier durint,'- tin- American rcvoltillon- that the latier owed his appoiiti- >-1i!i remrins to t..- eunslilered, viz nr\ war. IVlroit, Michilllinackinac nient as Speukei1 of i la- House in Mnnilnha, "H.ti'ifi sipiure miles; A^ and othor points of less strategic jts;i: i fm again Kiippnrted his sinihoia. H0.r»:t."i sipiure mill'-. Sas- Importnnce were at different tiiin-s yicvntinn to the IVcrngc as i.md SUl- katchewan. imt.u>.i^ sipmru mjles; the scenes uf Ins commands. He was mouth on his ivsiguniioii *." i nlllce Kcewatin, ^D.iuhi square iulles;*Al- tjorn at New Vork .Inn,' 27, 17:t<i. M1 1-1.1 'I'he t'eac uf \mlens Wns tiortu, 100.000 Hi|Uare mif*s, Atlia- Tli. Liu- An-uir nrmuirr. | Particularly valuablu to ranada Uie one an of His Administrntion hnskn. 10-1,500 square miles; T..|*,*i- r.-. ,i .. , . , . n *.. were his services in cone I atftiu tde thai L-nioved even a Heeling popular- tory east of KeeWntln and smith of !„■ 'nu," ','"L,vn u"* r"v"";r„ff ' *"** ■>' ""-■ NorlHw.-.. whose* len- ]'-. siib „e„..y hi served b! .he Hml ley. I Oli.soo squnre miles: „ ,,' [,fcn„nda who nnd H.. "','"i"' d"rl,,K ""' l'losl"S s'™ra °' |,|n t!"V.-l-»m.-ii1 "i ISO.",, under Fox lert* 'V „l Hudson's Iluy, 3611,000 l-i Ik,"wine bio M, llr,,.. 'he War were ,i,.,rk, dly mil l-lli'i. ish. „,ul llrel.vllle in 180,1, under Mr. s, e , s: Islnods north un.l it,hs, ul knowliiB hlm. .Mi ll,™,- „„„ ,isi„, ,„ lhi. ra „ 0( ,, nu| ,, , ,n !„,., ,, ,. „ d , northwest, ,„,. enniuernted in ajlove, - ,,ne uf lhe Cleverest writers md ono nl 'lie best all-round jour- ,,.!,.is r„iuiil,i hns produced Ills Having ri' uml ull"!' Ill rs ol il," lYiiiui-i*' *""■'«"' «!'""*■-: I"ll« Oi*™t>nke lie Peyster retired lo s|„-,„l ihe'even- ship ol i.ord hiver|iool Ills linnl nnd Illver Si UviT mil ui- , , " ing oi his , .,. imuifrles, s,,„- re.ir.-tue.it Hum netlve politics camo clud ,, nhov,-. 17ftltn. sipmre mile of that *qule ulit.v , d lhc native lown _t his wife, In 182-1. lie dlrd In February. 1814. **r nee EM»unl Isl. nd, .,000 so n grows stale; his general !J„r. „„ ,,., „ „,„,, hl, „,.„,„ „t m es; New llroosw ek, 28.200 sqtiu us wun,leriull.v wiile und ,,.., ..„ i t „,i se..- . , , , ,. miles: Nnv., Scot..., il.sl iimi! Ins ,1, ml ll ul lhe extraordinary ugo of mi. scv- i.uieil; Ins ileseriptive work wus u.s,,v,.„ ymra .,„„,. ,„. |„„| nre| ,.,,. rnry and entertaining, and at the ,.;,„,.,, ,,,*„ Ki„K s e miss,,,,, A sm,,,- nm,. correct: unit his heaver „„,,.„,„.,|IV |,U.|,|,.„| „f his inter urtlcles were ol lhe hrst order, lie ,(f„ js u,„i Unring the cxi'lleinenl wus a whole-souled, g-lniil, com- ,.„,,„,,, [innlnnnblc man, who mnde friends wherever he went, be whs always lhe life uml soul of any company he fiiund lumsell in, und he was one ol II A . seltll Kxl.il.il. he snid ih.it the Canadian lilies. Sliulei io sql f the Cniin.llnn situn- ihnse rnre conversationists who never tired those who listened to bim. lb- a.,s generous und bis friendship iv.is warm mul loyal, lie was the 1 by ihe lie,uh revolution n * was lie Peyster whn wus largely in- ,.. striiiiii'tilnl in iiiisiiie mul training Kj*jj, i|f , ,1(, ^, Ai' ''-Ki in nl Duiolrles rollin 's. „, „„ „„, H„„ x ,,,,„,„ mn nl which llohert lluriis «„s „ mem- [,, ymm^mm ui lllnsgow is u eiinil. useful l-arrunged dlspluv ol lhe „„- ''"" ''"" '"*M "" '»' " "8 si'iim's of the lounlrv "ml ""''' "r ""-' l"*'i'"v ""* nrtll»h .iitifuetures m which u trade ""* I""*1 lu,v0 ' n so cureless nboi ,, ,.;,, , B ,,„ ltlla iiiiil uri- nnw nt this duy growing solicitous inr. by compering the n„ ih.iiiu em, l-'nnndlnn nrens win, those .., th, ,i nny who visit United Kingdom llsell mnl ihe Fur,,. ,s to lho ,i,"ilili ,.| I"*"" "uHons. All llrlinin mul Ireful 'i in il," pruduc nl lis soil. I"'"'' tor exnuiple, eoutnll, 12ll.-,:ill In Iis minerals, iis toresl mul us "'I'1"™ ""''*-• K'K ' •""• Vlo», , ..„,,,, ,1,,,. , , Iliu ns, win, ml,Ire-s",I bim nt bis ,,„|„„.i„B N, ,,,,.,„ . ,„.,.,. ,,,v,,ii,s li8.HH: Scot lund, 21) ,785; liv nml ber. uud whose sh, Ihe iinliiippy | 's oldler uu ■I'll,, uhl Tins wilh ihis I'Miil.i byiiocrlsy mul trnud, and never tailed In give these u solid rap wlieu „p- liorlonlty offet'ed, As a newspnper mm, lie sin,i,I III llle fl olil In Ilk. llllli his influence upon lhe press nf ('mini,.i will he felt fnr mnny >ears lo iim," Hod real theo, An'-I I liy friends will miss t| sadly llnmil- inii Spcclulor. tuglllve pi rrhsl on a Poel uul conlrover- II, lhe Dumfries .l.mrunl. V, I tleiftft llun, lil,,l'. Nest. these vn llli.eil-h" lllll llilfn discovered on nt iiii-ii whiskey wns fI.,,m ,| il in concession ,,( King, uhnul Iwo mil™ „s|,n „,,,, b, ,lh, f ,,. ,,, „n ,,, from ibis plnce, snys the Aurora „.-.,,, -rowil lhe l*n 'nvlllim W"lli„«i„ ,*. . ,.„.. I llanner. 'lwo or Hire,' parlies found ,,„.,.,. ,.., „ , ,,,,,, ,,„. (,h,8. Wellington's personnl taslo and "," '!!"„, 'I''f Srtl,eovcd"hvS!h.! "In *'"*, K,ll,l,il »il11'*"" '" '*"'*'l balms hi,,, thos most great u ' " ?,', "?" I|,M,">"' |*> "' '"- in developing (mile win, Ci.tin.ln mul , k ' thorltles ll wus generally tl.m.Klil |>r„-tK,u„K emigration than le In l " he gang wh,, wet" inmiiiiH'i iirlng , ..,,,,l,i„ „„, inclined lo ml '"" "ui progress which rill, ,i,.v,.|,,j ( i'iiiire urea, ii ii could liu set down s .,.,,s \() Ul.(ter in imiuriii. wonld lenv t verv far ,„. ,,iu„".,| i,,.,',,,.,. lno from Imlf tin* Province sti luu.li- iiling elnigrnnl than '*'1 _ l,l,,,"v *"' ''*"""■ "' "">' '*'"'■ es il it, Iimi. und '* ilioiliries mude lhe Interest ll""1' 'rl"' "ll"1'' "' ''"' Uillted „1 ihe utlinlrulion so Iroolv Kl»» """! Iroltiml. if they could l,„ iiuui|ieii Into itriiish Columbia, Would Ink" lip less limn u thitxl uf thul Province, lenvlug ah unoccupied men hie enough in ui i uiiuiuiiliile tlle smne iwiee uvel'. Willi u trille of 20,- snnpl". lie cared nut ^,,r i Ies lu spure. 21'.,.(lull sipinri - .--- -- - it,,, uaiie nun were iimii'iiii a ('miuilii ui" Inclined to admit. Me *' .'", ',, "",.'„, show 01 p ol any kind Insteud ,,,.. "i.^k.-v were also rngagell in .„'„,.,,. ,„.ong strangers who ml-s. Is blgge r lb. n I'ru rn Innl.ling a counterpart i„ Ulen-1 mai,||,a ,: rfe moy, nml a .„.„ wmiilei* ni Ire ss on, ' s'1"""' '""'.'*' ,',",! '" '*"' wliu'l. money l,„ ,, rot- S" ,,?, B .,.,, „, ,|„. pr ,es wna ,", „„..",..., „„r besl cus 'ers. the "" "*"':' "•]!""• '.'L'.1? ■' bought nn proved Sl ruth- „,„*,, but Ihe molds c ill pie will iiii,nu »•' me sl lleldsuye, a common co*intry gintle- ,,„„„! Th„ (,,rm bus l „ sold Bev- ■'„,.,,. ,„ ,,.,„|,. „,„| „, ilealroui ,„.,, ,„ ,,iiu i. inns, „es„ o„» ol nun's house. In his dlel he was very ,.,.„( ,( B since I is now owned nurnclbig l r shores ibsieti s, oven in ib,- Injury, it ,,v Ur, F,liv„r,l II .lohnron l.nsl ' ' , ipiieurn, „, lus lien I Hi lie. ul „:,.,,K „ t Mr. Johnson's sons wa miift... kept i, lusi-r French rook exploring n bird's nesl under it ,H IMS eil.'ftls fhe COOk, II ...IS ,.„„„ „, , |„. |„ini. ,in,| |„ ,1 g s.. lay suddenly resigned. Tho discover ,,, ,,l , a tor Ihe |';"" •"" ; , 1 .',!"n '"'•- ,11 itsliuilsl ill. tiskiil lhe re,.- ' uniiiofHiiure nl I'niiiiilinn iw Iter.,,'. >■','<»' ii, fn,',','. '< 1.1.1. nn I ll," Bll III , hi In Hns ins snlury inmilHcli.nl? 'N,,, ,,l,i very hnndsoni liv id ns Mr. .loin nil bro.lglll He' m.il.ls nl i."I" I, dn.) In hu," V, ml leave nppreehl ""k „„,„,,j Miigislrul . „„,,,iinu „ self, n dinner in i..r „ turn senl ihem to the HoVDln- "*"" ' , "•"'"' f "" " ",u ," iy nothing I e„ mil ,„„„! „ull.orllh*s In TorolHn. ot n nosebng 11 I i"*" K fl«" "i"1**1' Ruropo'is II" ' ' '" ,'>*'■ 11,011,801) sql 114.001 Ies: S , |S'j,T.-,-s squur, llllh'S. . min ami Quebec ulon.i, 447.1a, squnre miles, nre bigger tl Aus trla-llungnry, 2110 111 I squure miles; Sweden nml NorWuy, 2Mt.T7l squill', miles, mill nil lhe sinnllei Stlltl'S nl Kuriqio imi tiig-llier, mlileil lo elthc uf II h.U" Th" higgled Slute i iilm, he llll,Ier "imI, k ' dinner He gives ymi n dinner hi l,,r u pig Vol! say nothing I mn i, pprcrlutud. I iiiiisi go "— (loldwiti Sn,iiii. slu,uhl -.,in.,l lu-lhe-slot ul lusl Hi llll.'S 1,11 .1 ni" mir North- hu uml \"Hh,,"..! ,11s- „i",l \e. 1.(117,7811 ""' " mlhw\'!*Vhl'g™\igh''to''swiill"'w'"il'i proresaioll nml seven •„,,,„■„ llL ,.- ,„,,,,, 481,(174 ,i lent nrn.iiti.-nt, re.te.l '"""is r u.i A mu ii might mMra ,„ ,,,.,,,. „„, ,,.,.„ Ins I'm Ilri-lj on one reporlell de- '''""' "I1 '" lho river nol IMI fwl „rei ihnn nil Frnnre uud floruuihy rislnn, w h he c I io I , "«">"' ley winlldn t try lo dodge ]ilM ,,„.,.,! Iiiiiaiiuiuiii iinpniimue llul when lu- ""' boller-plnte. In suinnilng up, musl uut over- hud linislnil. In- i.|i|i. nt. being " "" .vou run I trim one teum In i.,.,u il„. Immense | 11,11 s i ' nsked hv lhe lU.lee IVlllll he l„„l In " "l""*' '" '"""l" ""' '"'" '" Chi iee ill roll 'liim Willi ll Ian „. i, Kind, An „iniii"i,i U u's rnuiiBel, In Hi !>., II Uld. A pnrly ol ynulha ul uu English i','u;r'''nnVsi,.ii'' ills'op|ione'nl.''hi.,ln'g ' l"" > •"' "',"■' "*",' ",'"'" '" wu luid tried nil lhe |„"iny. |,'"*i,..l hv ,l,e Imiu.. whnl ho had to "■ ,l".:.";"1!'1 ".' "'"" ' """ '" » plW, lllllll m)/, repl.e.l *'l Will unl Irnilhl" thai tilth! t V()11|. [,„.,|s|1|j, W|t|, allv further urgil- llll.nl I only v. i-l to sny il uv nil III"",I bus tnl'iftliltl'll In Infill vspiipe llieir feel. spond In Ibe |i"im> phieeil ill the ut. n ,..,t 'I,i,„k here, iny iiiiiii." snid lhe yllor l'.'.r.l'sl'u|'i' Ibiil Hu- ense on whi, h *'".! .? il? I dnn'1 kn any t* lull ie hluwlllg "ml If II II II UV Iii ll 'r Vnsl li'l'til'iry U" lii'isl mil forget the eulllllhle weullh in mir tnresls. " lu gold, -iive, mul iiiher minerals, ur extensive llsherles, mul liue" I fell ile whenl llllllls, Hi "" ,,i. I eldest ol ibe party lo ilu- r at- 'I'.'''',.,.ii,'.'s'mis been taken on appeal "*"' ""' "'""l'*v* """ '"''' '"'"' '" 1 i'"" scurrelj coio|irelieii a news 1„ t week lo get Ills iiiBtructions re bis .„„„,.„., ,.thaj „,;1, „' .„ lrv ', .....11.,,,^. ..." I ..,,!-- , ih., do- ll""'1 '•'""• '■""• '"" H'.* scrap „f , ,.„,,,,.,,. ,vl,„l „. or » ber appointment "I i"in"' wnnlen for the, V,|N1. Welghi ihe uexl your Itulghl; p|,|ol nbsolulelv rovorsril " I'l'.u, I'ul"*1*, "'''hh has been with ns [or iU[^,. cuiindluiis imssess. iiiurli of II district of North lvisi Kootenny. | H xl your Btrenglh: then, ymir ,|]ls n„. enilueiii i| C. turn d in 'he ff*',.,.W1*.'1',*',*,*" "I".."'";,l".''"„ ".'., '" >'*' to l„- l led mul duvc , , ,.,„,. B|Khl' '""' now I," pm a penny in coiiene'iies ro Inhout mid wltlape I'. Collell relurned from Port Steele w, lhlng| ,„„ , ,,„,„■, Bl,0 „.,,,,, jIB ,,,|.. ,:,„„, |,0(lVens! Whnl ii Iim* Hu on llle sing,- Stiutln" ' ' - " Siiinluv World. Work is to star! ill a few days on the nnv Inmous Paradise mine, 'i' s. Greenougli; a prominent Spo. kntie mining mun, I- espeeled to arrive in Hie district-.horlly to look at some mining properties, ninn must be! Uliy. thorn never tv .1 Hay's -,.„„. nl lliou N„l„in,.,.'s Ills, riuuch. ,,.,,, , , ,, ,,. , ., - .nnu iu,,n- "*': ""'■ """ „,"""' . , . . . ' '|-|l(. fust Church nf Ivuehuul buill •'Hint. sir. replied Hie pica-man. such a iuse.'* So the.v were both Wns il n mistaken l.len „l bn> Ish » And it did , . ., ,. , ,,. , f'lii,,,. 'tilV.i w-liiir. ters in lhe Iin is hint" 'lln* Inst Wes- ll""1 ■ •"•' , fl*"" " "," ;nl'. ,",,•" loynn Church wns buill in lull „,„! The St. .1,, s* iluzelie, London, lie b... djlng.In a loto Ho hos|illnl, ^ England, Interviewed Hun. Sydney llm olher duy. refused '" lell ill" ,, „ „.. ,,,. Fisher ,,n .1 II. 'I'll" iiilerv Su wus Mr. (Jilt- Railroad Labor Trouble,* nf '51 ,, „^^^^^^^^^. Tho l(,,ilro„d-TI,e Inborers hnve y"5"!"'[m Jm,','.'V:'.'"'Tb,'.'7nlen'i!'wer nn" I ""* '<* """"" »''" l","|l b„rd "'"'llel'vnl Conger nuother old '*""'' ' '*'r wu**k, having remarked: puslusl him (nun a car nnd brnughi « • • »' greed n. II," runlruelurs* regllla- -s„ ,'.„■ ns I can gilHl.'l'. Mr. Flsh- bim "i I"- ilea 111? **l"," I rrv, lni.Ul- I™ •■<'■ '" ' ,,,":,„ ,h' ' '„ R Rnmlolph ll*""" bus let a outran s 1^ li *s nml six shillinas ,.r, v,,i, vmlrselt, Ihough ll Cabinet mil." be s niier bis crushed lap '",„', |!,'||", „ ,'_3d huish'd n fo, fm feet iifliiniiel ng uu Hi.- Kinileiiiiy I Vork l„'i du), snys The Tumuli, Mlnisler, ure nver ber -ling us a luul I " nm|iululod. "It wnuliln I bn ponillnrli known us ,,„.,. the north (ork ol Toby creek, " »•*, '■■ '^'f *< '""-" sort o, glor I '■■ mcrelul travel- llilr.lo ,, ■ di; In I mj.-*. " ■ .rt !«*„,,„ ^J,t\. "',,'n,^ J1. „ ^ bib Intentlouto, .1 work In- ','.', „ ^ *| ^ '],' U*. ^ I ,u„ ,! S If "" ' '" ' ' bis ,',",, . boy'w u « '™'"» I" •} ,i,,„„„h hi.ii i i as :,',:;;." ,,,;'„• ';;;:„!;""™;t,;. ellZ- "'!,",,„c» i,u,.»,aies„„„,,., uas. «*.„"„!',..hi.«ui,w™..dean,, ««i'»»,»"su.eco.,t,*aeio, u„db.,nd. tins eiiiiliiHt is' pleled miuthe.oiie slnnces thei uu But leuuirv,!. se^l, passed uu.,,*.. will be lei. ' " " ' " - ** - * ' I There arc a few points lo he considered in building. Good work, Good Material and the price. Hun you talked wilh anyone shi m IhiiIiHiikV CoinC nml sir nu' ur lei inr SCC JOU. II III.} lie us Imlli finiiij. (i. R. LEASK Contractor. James Kerrigan & Co Wholesale dealers in General Merchandise Hay" Grain and Produce Given special attention. Car lots a Specially. Crnnbrook, li. C. «-\ I.II.O.F. Key Cil) l.odiie ^Nfc'-Ss \u ij, Mei'lseverj I'll- 5~ViJ ,l„) llle ■ .11 mi ' ' liiil.r, street s tilltj (1,1,1 I'ellnii- IlltllJ lavlleil. Mull llniiKenibirl I'. It. Shll|,snn N.II. Sr,-',. r,Jerjt -, Cranhreak l.atl£C, Na. 31 A. p. S 1. «. Iti'etlllir liieelluns nn 111,' lluul Tliiiisilaj ut 11,,' nii'iitli. lisiiin^ l,i,lli.-tti ivel W. p. i: Si'i'y J. R. COSTIGAN, Q. C. Barrister Solicitor, liu. lllll,',': lliiiikiiri'iiiiiin.'ri',' lll.le. llltANIIIIOOK Perry = Creek HOTEL Oliver Burjie Proprietor Good accommodations for the public. Best of liquors and cigars. Come and sec the lamous Perry creek district. Quartz and placer mining. S miles from Cranbrook. Chas. Estmere Real Estate and Mines Kimherluy, B. C. Get your Job Work At Herald office l.il.t Unit i J.ili'i Uask.tnl nr(!rnn lironk. li. f!., dn lioivhj rnvukn nil tm I even 1'nwci u( Mlnnipy, ,\|i| imi'iil iw VrpiiI iu te t iiisiin.iniii I'.iv.-n [ij iii-i-i \. Ilyitii llnkin <>i Cmnliniiik. II, <.. \ VV. \.\lt \e, •if i imiliiimiv, II. I'. or to llio silil \ ll)i|i< llllkui ami Hi.-snli A. W. M-UVIItl' [ol III li III 'It llll ' I'l I (ik-n Mill fi' i* foi lllll i.i ,1 liy Hi '.iiii.u' ii, I I'Hiii.'H in mj ii.ini ■■ in I hi* lllilltariil lln "■mi I'liitl ian.lv Dnloil nl i iiiiiliio.il. llns li.t.i ihiy of .htl.'., I'M). .11 MlN I.KAKK. Ttikonniipi'ihni Mt. K HnniUp, ilniBKiht. nf rniiilirimk, i: 0., tin h iij rovnkc ml unit ovnrj I'o^.'ioi au v. Am i nl >-, Ajtuil in I'lii'itif lust iiiui hIvpii liy lo \, ii-j.li- llult.'l oll'iiim U. II, •'. A. VV. MiMllio of Cnuii I,, II I V. II) llu' sail A VV. Mi'MMii- Jollill) in >* t win rtnln conl lamia •■ • inr inovlnifl.tl illsirii'i of Alliortii, N. W.T.. or liillic imniii. I-i.f Iiimsii t'oliiiuliiii Tlnwu iii's s ar y Million to all iinrtlm con if i' I, im.I l.iKi-tinlii'.* llial li Ilnnlnlu li.ii.Mf I wit imi ho rm-jiiiiisliit-o riininy tn-t ilimu hy llio ah.iM' uaiu.-il |iarll«.i in my mum) in llu; mnl er ittllOHiil.l onu I limlit. DfttCll af < raiihi,ml; Iiih lOtll >lav of .Inly. MIDI, it. ii m-:.\ 11 m:. Tnke nntU'B lhat I (!. .Itihn-.iiii.iwsiijt'r.iifi'ian- liriM.li. It. V., iin hi-r.'hy ii'voko llll ami .'my I'owi'rof Aitiiiiii-v. Appointmont ns Aufliit ur 1, far nflmiLriictloii sivi-n hy mu in\. Ityih- linker of Craiibriiuk, ll. r., a.vv. s:«Viltlo uf I'liitihi-'KiK, It. ('., ur In Mi ■ sai.l V. Ity ilo Hiker ami tin1 Hiitil .v. vv McVllllo |uiiitlyln twilloii wlih .'.'iiiiiii. iial lamls in ih.- [irnvlliclnl .Msirlrl of Alhi'ila, N. V\. l'„ or in Hi.- |uovliiii> or llritish r,.lum iin. Tlii'so |iri'sutit> ai<> my notk'o tn nil nnrtlos concoi noil, nn I tAtoiinilca tlmt from llio ilnle lioronf i win not hn resiuiimiiil.' fur any art ilona by lliotlhovfl naiu.'il l-arlh-s In my llliinnltl (lln iiiiiii.'i'ni llin mild mm) Innila, UulGllut > lanluuo. tins |, Hi,lay ..f .Inly. I'.hiI. II. ,1 H.NMlN. CANADIAN Pacific Will is.sue Pan American Excursion Tickets To Buffalo Oo Day Limit Choice of Routes All rail, Lakes, Soo I.inc. Mil SI I'lllll hi Clllcitgll flii',iiii;li Sli'c|ini'.; ,,'ir Koolcnay l.iiiulim; In Tiiiiiiiiii, one change lo lliillalo. For lime tiihk's mul liill iiiiiiriiinllon, .all nn nr address iienresl liual niii'iii. li. .1. COVI.K C.e.CIM.EMAN, A. ti. I'. K, Aur.it, Vanciilivcr, ll.C. lira.ibn.uk J S. CARTliK, li I', t, Nelion, B.C. Spokane Tails & Norlhem R'y Co. Nelson & Fl. Slk'pluiril R'y Co., Red Moiiiilain Railway Co. The only nil mil roulo hetwnll all i„„nl', lillsl, W'l-sl anil Smith to.... ROSSLAND, NELSON nnd Intermediate Poinis. Coitnt-rtiil,* nt SPOKANI-* uilli the Ureal Northern. Northern Pacllic .'ind 0. I*. ,*v N. C.,ii,pany. Coiineels ul Nelson with Steamer lor Kaslu ami All Kootenay Lake Points Coimecis -ii Myers Tails with Stage Daily lor k'i|i,ilili.. anil Coimecis ilnilv At Bossburj; Stage Daily lor Grant! Porks and tireenwood. II. A. JACKSON, lien. Cans. A|l. Surveys „, Laml Purchases, Pre-Eruptions, Mining Claims, Etc., made hy contract. THOS. T. MeVU III:, P.L.S. I'. (I. Tori Sleele. II. C. A. I). QRANT Contractor ""•■ Builder ** :::::Cranbroolti H t 2 Bs Beauty anil Bargains In Oil Pninlinxs [rained ...Al l»rc'.srs W. F. QURD, H.lrristrr, Solicitor, Utc, I rrt.il."...,1.. Ill ill.ll I nluiliNl JAMES QREER Contractor iiml liiiililcr jt All uiirk KUarantCCd, See lis li.-linf ,1111 llllllll. I, Will |llll >llll. Cranbrook, II C MINERAL ACT, 1896. Qrtilicate ol Improvements. NOTlCli. Tnun way Mliuuiil M.uiii, Mtimt'l 111 lllB ttfo- illtln tiiliilllKilhlHlull nl I-IHI K.i'-t.'iiay ilhtrrt Wlioro Inmitoil Ouwintli nhte nf Murk eteeh, Tnlto iiiiiii'.-iimt i, .taiu.'H i.y.iu, I'w Mineri ii'i'ilflt'iiii-No 11-13,1011, lnt,nl. skty ilityitfr.iiii the iiiti- lii-M- -r, iniiiml) i.i tu-' MfuiiiK llworiter tm a CeHlllfliitii or liii|iriiVL>iii-8iits tur the imr* imv ur iiiiiii ninn ti crntttt lir.uii uf iiu' Rtmve I'taim Ami riiilhur till-.'-null,,' licit iii't.in.iiiKlfrH.'i'- tiun;i7, mini he t'liiiiiiii'ii.'i'il i pfnni tin- Hindi,re nfHltOllClTllllrlltOlll Il1l|i<>\.'lm-1llo. .IAMH.4 hvaN Dateii tills J5llt tlay of July, ,\, I)., IWI, * iW -f uW iff # # * I # ■«• 3f # f # * St I | See "Hutch" :*:.-.•. ■.•.•.•.••.•.•.*.•.*. *.*.*.*.*.• ••.-.•.•.v.*.*.: .... ....... 1 li I # M M Ht If you want insurance, if you want ra /-»«-«-JJ-*. i% •.£• n* •! ■ i to invest in mining property, if | Canadian Pacific railway Lands || i.« 1 you want to buy or sell real estate in fact anything in this line. •:• AGAINST THE LIGHT THE HOUSE FLY. J A. SI, IVrllKH nl ",ll».,l ,„,i llio,1,.uul li This is n i nl world. The dei-p- I'sl lllsll.lt* s ii, ll, ',. ' Wlilrli '1,'1',,1'iH.' Ill-Hum. ..'■ I il llllil bud l*'.'.*>*> ri'S|iinisilili. 1,,'inu knows Keel, l -null „t in. tluniuuuil i l,i.,.,,i,.,'i-ii,' In An I„ii-,il,„> l'uui-r Willi',. Seui ,,■- 1.1 I ,,.li„u. I''ii' CUIIIIIll.il hoiwe II, ft- . n mill li.tre.tluu llm Hml ..ft i .il In uu i., eonsidi.|'„lloii mi,.. sun ii- 'I'lirouto tlml .,n,l I: ...., i. ■ A ,,.,.,, u, „ ,„,;,, .,•,:.., i,. ;;.:, ,. . i„u ,„. t,h :.-.i.-.,-.-! -,-. i, i,.,.. „i , .il dial ns Is Hi. lm is ui '*"*• I'lrulleiil i-l..ir,...-..*ris,le Uk, ,.-., lihlllty. iMi.i.-ili. .:,,,, ,v ,1, tl ,,i l,m ,u li.le.' whirl iki-a '" ""■•• I'liwlnit "I* rruwIiiiK I |.„i us llii'll llii'ii1 lllllsl IiiiIii lli'e li ''"' "' Hull In' Is in. liii|in .il i.i- in , ki,|,|i our uu I We musl "' "'I'' in rn ii" ii". I in „,.i .n.ii I i Hi.,i ll..-.-.- ii ., rutin '" "'*l '" I" il r ' ml i In lllllsl llu lln Thin I-. Ih.' lull' nf nil, 'lull II- III |i .1 '.11,1, .111,111 ll. ...I his ,'i,.ft II , I ted ,tl ,.l lln- nnhu.hi il nml in Hi. ul llu- Iin ill-1 Inni' ur,I <>l rii:lii .mil mil limy he il.','" Ill Hns llu „n,l ft.l'.-li , \liiHli-r I l\ - - l nl linns..li ,n il... ■■■ The Canadian Pacific Railway Company control a large area uf the choicest farming and ranching lands in the Kootenay District. The pr. es range from $1.00 to S5.uu an acre, the latter being ior first-class agricultural lands. These lands are readily accessible by the Crows Nest Pass Railway, Terms of Payment MINING IM CANAD*. ',".'' The Annual it..|»,n showi 11,111 ittlf I'M ■ iiiui,', 1- 1,1, t Hainan*. Thn itiiiiu.,1 ii-|i,,i: .rn inni.., nnd " ." mining ui L'nliuilu shuws thul Ihls • .1 coiinlry is iidvuiiiing ruuidly, nl- ih..1.uh tnuui mn in-siirj.iis...[ 11, s.-.i ''..V The aggregate ain-i-int ..f pr-nc.p.il ind inl rest, except iu ilu* >*"' -I"''" " I'll"- ii"ii sun in,his i„ ... _\_, mse ol lands miller J2.5U 1111 1. 1. iili-tl inlo len inslaltncnls its -. our iiiiii.'iiii i<111,1,111 mn tn 11,,,.. 1-.. i*r— , *•*, in ih, pr Hon 1,1 iron ore um. *." *fl 4J> •|l"*n In lite Inble below; lite lirsi In be |iaid nl the iimt* ol pur jj. """ '"' kud Ior li,.. uruwili nt - •' ay., chase, lue -e.iind one year Irnm dal ni lhc purchase, lhe third in \ our 11,.inni'. In aliuwa b\ Hiis inble \X'X 3**9 *-y i',i.ihi,1 un •r 40 )*«r«and i ..„„,. '"'*' "'l.',"" "' 40 The fallowing tabic «Ii«m imniuil nl Ihe annual Instalments %"><*> 1 *s" *?.. _,1 .1 - A * - ■■'■ I -t in .i :•> ■ '■' 00 Slill I, Hll •! In INHII il„. pr,,.lm i,,,n |,,.i- ruiilln I ,'uiinilu wiih 1,-s ihnn nni-lliiiil ul . I I tlio I nlli'd s 1 I"' rl.i nml |.inlimn..11. I u.i'. iiln I d. nl Uliili'l'lul. In he thus 1 ■1111 .1 .1 ftfsft/ft ' " x * 00 " "•* 7-1 00 ., 00 . *■ Ion mrs ai S.'..in per a.r. l-i in 1.1I1 hi ,',., 0 equal Inlal'ls at S50.00 The 1 lln l'i while 1 ' !'"'l '•ulil idem .il leiii'li. ui „ll Hie m-eii Ih- world i\ in nil,' »»bl.n ■■ ift 111 Ins mnrul en',, he musl I. lent. 1,1 li.l,is,-If I 1,1 lhe llle ll lins II in Lis min si use ui rlitlil h is 11.11 true, ii I." -hns In- eyes 1 tlu, light ur is I 1 ■ .1 il hi sellishnes his 1,1111 iiersouiil i slur, ilu- Irugeil „f Mnilii'ili. .111.1. whatever Hie guii , ,"l. ond lnke 111 • su much ol lho .'..ii. une nnu Well Wundei' Wh, IU n ., 1 aeks uwuy his vur\ ii dc- n'l.il sense iii smell. rii.'s nr li.i.i) ilruwii hy se s i,i|ii'iei'|ililil,. iii Iiiiii,1111 nostrils. Hill llm* ,ln mil i I win.l'i hv '"in Their f Iiiis is Ihr.iinjl I a I'l ull something which looks like .,.,,>...,- ine power. If u 11} liulils n|,„„ suliielhlng iniiisl nml high llnv.„e,l uf in,,ml siiiinl" l.vor.\ sm nguiosi hr .,i ..i.e,' begins lu sock il. Hut the light is self-iuiii'iler " '" cruwllng nr Hying lie liuils In ihe or.llnnr, nlTnirs ..i eonimun - hing dry. which he yd tnnclea, life Hie testing cuines uniiiinoiinceil, I'' slu|is stuck Mill, seis his hill „,„l in ihe seerel ihiiinher ui Hi, «"" "I*"1' II I forces 'I Jll uioral nnture :i,.- ehoiee is matin in 18110 it V.. | In olher • • *»"■».«"'»" ih s"".*" »"s i;-,i, mliliiig Tu |ier cenl, |,.-.- heud In llle \t\ ml I iis mineral prodiieta tho !'.„■'? llninluion wus ntlillng mure Hum ami X't.i per re might nlerrcd Hint |'«'i if this colli iiiui's our mining ln.li .I.IHI 3.50 I.IIII ...ill 5.00 , I "ii ■ ■HI ll>,'..'..i II.,,, , ► a. y ■ 90 70.00 **0 Ml.illl 9*0 1)0 llll 100.00 Kimberley is "le *HIS*ncss ;lni' shipping point fnr lhc J Nnrlli Slar antl Suiiitnii mines. „. i „( tno united sioies, i. musl &l lil;AI* & i;l LWI-LL, Townsite Agents. ';, ibifti1,:1," 'iii'Vopf $1 Cranbrook _ !jlc divisii;";'1 Nm of ihe crows Nest pUSs "U? Railway nn.l the commercial centre of South I Hie ililteieiil Inilii'l'ul i,.-,,' 1. I.'nltl V. HVDI3 HAKER, Townsile Agent. Per .vm. 'fl nolo- 12.88 (i'-!'l ■2. t'nul nn.l coke 21.1-, U.'r' _ ii ' "i'i,,'i r..,to (f'(« Fur maps and further nil,iriiinli,nt ;i|*,plv to Agents as above nr to I. Hrieks leslilnnleil) 4.1:1 (i)'!'^ R. Nickel II. .Silver Lands under $2.50 per acre .ire s,,hl un ahorlcr lime, DISCOUNT POR CASH If lhe hind is pnid l'ur in lull al lhc lime ui purchase, a reduction Irom lhc price will be allowed equal lo len per it-Ill nil llu- amouni paid in evil's- oi lhe usual cash inslaimcnt. Intcrcsl ni six per cenl will he charged in mer due Instalments, The Compan) has also lui- iur sale in the following town sites in Easl liool cnay: Elko, Craabrook, Moyelle, Kllch. ener. Creston and Kimberley, The terms nf payment are one-third cash, und the balance iu six uml Iwclve mon s. i. '-■I 1. IS • 1 I t.i'» 1 I Tlml choice mnkes I, ehuruclcr. If lo Hi ol' eulisei, liee rclllsnl sill im.nnsl the liniii linlelul nnd blinds tl F. T. GRIFFIN, Land Commissioner, Winnipeg. S 2 42 iWP- __ "*;: ,■;!; I,!*]**..*"''-"'-"'..."'.i'-I^'i'-'i'-i•'■'• i'•'.'•'■"■'.'.'.".'"'.'"'■• "••■"'••'".".'.'.'.".'\"i,."{.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' ' ' " *"" " |- -i,-®-®-®--®-4yij-® ii, ii, -t-r. ■- ■ .) .., w ii - , :,....■ . . ..... )„ uf In Imiu which a* Un hated, is i nip thul the nn.-ni Slid evil is iliu- n There is needeil voice in lhe Ilium til" I'llUITll, in aloud „ii,l "i,i ii - given over lo ■ llnii llle is nol n ii- truth, uml mil, 'I shull keep IL thill "111 the Ilglll Shllll innl :' sm ,iu,ii,1- Hm : ft' lose ilie finwer ,n s. "ii evil iii doing uh.:' ,\. wn iin the greiites murder ul eons, I, lie. wl we do whin we The sense ..( rig.il tllllllft III lllllllilll nn" In 1'iirutlln Slur. 1 10 | I 7. I'.iiililing stone (esllmuteih 8.0:1 i-/e* 8. l'elruli I, Lend ,. is mini.,, 'ue hill a ,lr„p ,,( llipild. sninetlilng 10. I.ii stimnled) -■ lixing ul "ke s,iii\„. Alter n little, when 11. Cement i n,, 1,.,it shull** the li.|iiiil Ims iimist i ivlml u 12 Asbestnn 'fig _^^^^^^.^^^^_^__^__^______ in. Hi.ii fell mi. lm begins lending, li Is Hie 111. Natural gus ..,", !ts — -— ~ ' '^""'■rmiv !i^'Vi,ift.,V,*!;..~vlu,,M'"'T!^,"'p,i,,1r'''r \r. Sak'.'!!!..;;.' ?? y-***»******....t**********»***-'**-**^-************,\vq'i^^^ ilown-grude Hm Hyspeeks guud hoiisckco|icrs s„ in i, '... a- -»lr-i when lhe loathe. 'Ilised, linn *, Hi ims un nil* |llllll|l in i 'i'lini, n is !""' with a In,II,,w riuinlng ,1. is darkness th ' '"U lu ii. through which ®-®e® Hi. Iron Hie 17. Sundry under 1 ■18 «' ' 41 4 1,2 * Ci.na.llun Iron lu Hrllain, Thn London, Kud;., Speaker sues: « ins',ml ,.i K I. goes in ur i,ut Thus In- wnlks us "Th" arrival in the Civile ol 8,500 * Ihls ,iii, n si,,,,,.; Ii" li-1. i.i. overhead or down. He tuns ol pig iron (run, Cnnndn is a J in 'I,.- sill.ml. ui hus im voice proper - liis buzzing development ut some siguillcnnoe. t ■;.,- -'iv i. culling nml droning nre wholly mutters ,,f llllluirln lhe Iron whleh hus culno * ii in ii general inn wings. Ill' sellinu Um wings rapid- in.,, this cm •}■ hns I n brought j I,.ill,ni. i- ihuuglus, i.i I" motion uml forcing oul nir un- hum ihe cunll it uml ihe United • , imill i» I'.'i'in'.illi. he mnk,-ft ihe [..miliar Slates when firutliietlun ihere hns * ft,.,.|, it sunmls. , 1 in ,.x,vss ,,f ,]„. ,[,.,,mini; am] «- ,,, hue I'l'" house Ily hus cousins (Her- sn fur fi Importing frum the Uo- « nl lu mini,. senre.'ly In ho I,.1,1 front Inn,- mini,,,, ive hnve senl il nil average J . is in sell, win, lire .um,no llm lll.n.1 i. I ill- ul about HI. ' liin« iiliiillllll.v. TllO « nni ilu ""I uml bloody-minded ol nil winged shipment lepi.-senls the lirst effort J t right: I"-'- They In. pnslures in,in ot the Usmli i Iron ,•. Steel Cm- t' . .i.ii llm .lone lu tlctolier, luinmi.l uie espe- puny t„ cultivate n foreign trnde. 12 I The Cranbrook Lumber Co. :t-.*t i\_ Markets Si aiiissEaii-M*,*. -*•-. * ■■■ mmm I a Um soul, chilly hurses. mules nn,I cnllln In- Thi- concern is ,,f „ magnitude e<|iiul I i,. illvincsl si'iiii'tlines iiusmfu to drive spirited u, I'ltlsbilrg: ii owes Hs ineepinn, J I. A, M , I lifter Hi o'clock i lm morn- ti. American brains, which were * wiih prompl In recogniM Hm Iron and * k lli"s sleel un Inctiiniig possibllilles uf J ure ,!„■ cnuntry. lis works are situated * Nothing in Hm i.iii'nl I'livilion »'"•-'"! nppetites, plti ..mi shnrp nt Sydney, Calm Di*eton, an-1 Iron, J u us huwks or vultures They the Immediate neighborhood n J ■ I..ml- nil ,,,,', no .umi,..,, draws Inexhaustible supplies ol good * e thickest .uu biting hard- ore coal nnd limestone, m i I uf the mu Saw and Planing Mills :::AT CRANBROOK, B. C. tn all the *• [i-\ Principal J 0 T 3, •-■? I owns in 11 El British S i y Columbia. 1 El P. Burns & Co I'l nil I Iii rally legion; um -ALL KIM'S Oh' ol Clnngnw Willi n-li.i .del he "Mil [resh n tliuiift'li ,„ nl n|,|H,~.. Which, I.I slnrnui look .,- id ..i-i ii gulherisl lehlnd Hie shotllders, where n ivetl-nigh ImiHissible i'..i the poor ns Is I,, .11,1 ut Its 3d per tun. IJ ■.I wuh l.'is ai Pittsburg T l.ensl iu reiirh nn.l disln.lge tliem llelng located In Camilla il .] value u?lli I rn' " "' """"'' 1"'i"1 '"' ""* l""l"lh"» pniiy puis nu ,l,n such ul lis * '!" ,*'1" ", '";,.,' bitten hro.ik nihil, im lluek scrub, products n *uns "'*' ,-'*'"l I " "'' ',"" , j" 'J nml -in Ihrough ,, until ,„.•„ lor- , • . d Its uT'uniMiine in ' ■■' P I " ' ""? ""■ !""-'"' "" ^"""'^ »""' Bi™« II ,, e 111 ' * . "i""i hum w.ii.i " ; ,,i"i \,,,.., i. .ii, rivals fur the pin- « ' "'"'"j '", -'.["'. ..,i' ■ '■ 'o ''"""' I"'" " ■■ ' ' ' I - ,,1 n loreign trnde Moreover, , * " '*' i iv Ih "- ' -'•""' '" " "II duy. "i ii receives n bounty [rom ihe I'm,,,- J '7'" L "'' ' ' . .",' ' i hor, iliiiiis.ii.'s in iim tliiekesl, dial, liovern.ne.it, un.l Hus sullies . ""' "•"-'■: ."' ' '' ""' ,. illcsl unilcrgrowth. the thicker i„ ,.,, Ireigbts t„ nnd Innding * .. il " idlel "i" hellel I' er. , rues In I iglund The whole e' ilu. w ilruoping In-nils. im [iomluioii Company's lour tu 11 in.Iii slmdolVI IheJ i I.. - nre UOW In I'pni'.il nm. uml n ii lu .mv llm '.I mi i.iiii.n in Cnnndn Itself i- not [J. j Rough and Dressed Somber, * ;f,:,,.„£"'I Dimension Lumber, I M. Mclnnes & Co., _ H'bolesilc ami Ret-all El 1 Meat Merchants 1 PI i 'A M l-*rcsh anil Curctl Meats Fresh H ig Fish, Qame and Poultry. ra Ei ****** _ -.**J« gj We supply only the best. >„ur i:j lt-^1 trade is solicited. ;-v ^.i^Mmf^^-W^^x Ti^-T:*-,-.. v r::..^xrm-M I LUMBER Robinson & MeKenzie. Shingles and! Sa^ and Planing Mills VUU Ur il Iti-ll I . 'I Houldings. All Kinds Of K ' -"I' . * IN STOCK Ol! MAIIH lo ()!,*l>l*:i{. grow .1 lor- llkelj to he [mind lor th. 1 "*** " "- ' .1 over 201 » '"* I'" i iMHMIt<IIWI-M.««».T«.m.,...TT..m'i|i|l|-WI1i:! not gi ill.. ," ngulii nuuiiiii ii.-"' I-- "iei\ prospect ni | Rough and Dressed Lumber i I, ll nl- -.1.1 1,1, II, ,,i„. Si ,n ll.. "i n ' "i nm I begn 1 ii I'H l-nii ,1 -i 1, ii, 1 1 1 ll 1 1 IIS m i, 1ft ' " .1'. II s wh,, i lln .I'',- I '..ii II 1 .1 i 1 ' ii Lui linn .oui In rs ui n 1 I sl.,1 nhli nnl , o 1 ' 1 iiii ,.i pn III H," mul. il „,n i 11 Hi. Vorksl ;;::' ,.l 1, ■i" lm n t ii. I I i "1 Mi II 1' 1 ■ ul ,,,, . I'l ,.l ih - id i. ie hi ' hie ' , 1 .■I II " II in " II.,. | i. hi Hi ii.. Hi .n nl ,w„n 1 nil Mi ■ Up ' 1 [' Mini .. e pre ,, pu li km <l n i i ' "ie i. 1 <i ken il i u ■ 1 MU m'.1 nl 1 lie w 1 ■. ,111.1 ,,,'!. All le 1 Phisl 1 red 1 1 un s nm i Sll.' tpims ie lln- Uglllll lllile in „', - Sen' I. , ■l his Ills mil"! he slill 1 us il ml Imi lllll il'l '.ii ami ears . Wi.l. being Sll , ni rutin , i muck i. 1 Inl Ills | e.l'l .mi ,11 i. i ,-„-„-.. is.-.l ri. lhe I .,',1,1 census i 'llllil il np pom s Hull Hi • w Imln |ii |,llllil llll ,,t dpi •r I'm ul t. su,:,., W llle a id imi rn. Tur min '. .",. 'i.-i; Ilium Inn. HI, mi: Kin ;slon. in .1117: llruc .vllle. 'J. IIM Lull iwn, loii. r, u.i 111 III, inn -,, nnl Mi ..ill. 1. :t, low ng Is and 1 fro ii llm cell iliiiin 'Xii 1 ml iim u„,i for 18.101 Ci i nl Kim slum HI. 'nn. Mil in.-. 1.- UH. Bull lei's, i\ i nnn innl ehlltlr *ii. .lull, llm lelleli -Ull; Vol Sllllllll i nllll. ['onl , ni .' i--,. loll 1 lllll llll Umi. HI.I' 17, — l< 'OUI The IHuh" ul .llllli' til, Mn 1. .,' ' .,, shipments nn tt In would I i .'I I'nel unl Iii I.,i I I'm.i,Iii I'll till The... Refitted Throughout mil miiiul Uerll no, lie tl i; Uul. in . . im he I In nm ' lllr.l. II,., si„P i„„,,. wu. hi 'im mi! "ii.'''. i"i. "i lhe ,\ s.wft despatch li.'iii Chicago u ""I s'.cklng h, I we. i, ,,ilil ni iim pun ims,. ior "-■ " M '",, I'l „ Wealth. until ol thut ,,ii Ul .i ..mui uh ml heen luiighl In iis owner, ., sl„, k„r, i "i mi.- hi.nl u.i um ' l» ,,, . ,. ,.„,,', |y, Yankee lm, " II might Interest I hul pni, linsel in '.■■I. Hies 'i ' in "', ., i,!,,,,'. ii,.,, I i,„,n\ mitts nc,, trni hu 111' ' mi Vduiii lull. i. in.i.hum „l Tnv- ' blti il 'ne i' '' ,.,.., ■ e.lucnli-d uul n K uf ■ l.l.unl. bill '■ r .|„ ...,,,„. class ti ii- lu sing not , ,, ,. „ ,, v„„i i„ ■■ i,„, eu,, I.. II. VanDecar, Prop. is diirniiii iiiil in ke s,„, ,, , ■ ||,, p|nn I i "iu. ' er „ v,.i ii,,- ,,,,., and leave lha Imi" been driven uwi I |,ltl! „ ,,.,, I.,,. .. will thing ,,, I'll,*.. I ' I'"*k ntlm ll m ntul 11.1-11 I, - I" lum n| llhlslluic m l|,e nils 11" I Iii Hu* mosl ii,ui,nl '■' , Hi ediirnlo Hm llut sh • ' n ;li.,, , ,„.,, ,,„, Mli. H|C „„, ,|lm loi uu "M"'" Willi |s i ,.l I tin efforts receive Wl ' i, >"'i «"" i|„. ninple rewiird ublalned In ih led, In kill III. |,„ .hl,.f „i,| „ ... -.I., hU7r.ing 1 ivtllinin l.nn, iinriimi.: Prem. r st.,,'1 I ii, I ,l |„ , ,„,„ nilh „ qllnli|on „ >' | IllCl.tion ul lhe linn i I llm Must Comfortable Hotels ie huist Kooteuay 'smmmmmmmm wsmmm wmmsm The Prospectors' FExchange g No. 4 K-W.-C. Block, Nelson, B. C Id N'luli l-'urnished Royal a ...Hotel i;..lil,Siivei*-l.(.a-liiu.M ■ |.|-T IMi uui.DiiroiiprtleswiinteiUi |.i..j.cily r.ir Mile are r«'t[UettBtl to ltll.lil.iii. Wp liestre tolicnr Ir t!i ti-^h* llihln. JT.-M I"i-:. ii,eu* tKiiitqimrters wlieu In Seitwi rou.-.] leiicoMillcHed a.i.ii* ra ,-nll iiuiiiiiii'iiliiui- ," L.J Aiulreii P. Rosenberger, Nelsnn, B. C.II 13 l-li'li, SO. I«. IMI.II..IT.-,. g] i\mms^mMMM2vmmsm^smmLmm Crnnbrook, ll. C. OQQGOODOSODOOSO;) (oooc The Western Supply Co. i ft i tiulshed Ih uh posturing ■ I'" I" ne il' nl 1." ..I n few miles . I,llle lls.'.l uh" II li 111'-Infect,.,! bells, with tlilli.n.. I ..uul Mackenzie, which wus ni mm lime deposited iu lm,.m,i llm. Mr, Tlimiins Show „f :is Melllll sif.vi. Toronlo, s.us ns a imi in s null,- lm remembers Hml Mr lluyel hml it luimilig press repined in he ihe nne iu question, 'litis ims belore IK.-,,,. Mr. Shnw Hoyie's Hotel Kootenay . *j. \4/ 'Hit* besl of accomodations Leading A ror the travcllnK public. Hotel Late Mill & .loll [Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Cattle, Dressed Meats And Provisions. m, i*iiin\ iiwos.. Head Ollice, Cranbrook. E. JAMES, Manager, I'roprietors. miilij i-1".iii s tn belw llul II tins ih,. press wiiN sold uud passed ll,.,.. is mueh Iri.vel lill.l.g such |„|0 lhe pot.H--n.loil of Mr. .1. M. r„."Is Hie Hies hue genernl. The.v j.„ „,„, „m| |„|,,,. „( Mr. Wl lur. i •nrriod fro im h"ll f.u'W.,1,1. |.'„„i||i, su.is Mr. Hlinw, llie bed ot _, , I either Ily nil or ur iven ..IT, n„. press wus piirrlinsed hv Mr. .Ins. BlacksmlthillK, stay where thny iiml themselves, n,,1,1,1, ,,f I'rinre Albert, Ontario hived .illicitly, mul thus sm up l.iw 1', lv. He minks Hiis wus about enl,mins ul Inr Ill 1B05, A. T. Vroom, Hi. hivtulitlile .:\|„.,'i I ,v,.. Kvs Atliiui*. Ili'.l Wife? Mr, 1 iiily I sliinilii Ihlnk ynu Adniii—SnnieiI s I nolice nn odd Would rinse mushrooms, limy ure ,,',,,,^1 suspicious, look ill vuur eye very eipcnsive. ,|cnr. Nnw, 1,11 mn, Whal's the mat Ale, Isolate ml l.niieliville. mourn- i,.t". lull})- Kveryihing is expensive, hy ,.;,,. ,, Adilie' Prom ihe manner ihe inn" 1 hum raised nl Horseshoeing, kepuiiing, Wnifon rtaklng, and Painting, BRICK We have a stock ol Coin mon Brick, Pressed Brick, Fire Brick and Tile EAST KOOTENAY HOTEL, Wm- Matheson, Proprietor. Tin* hotel has been reopened and is now ready tu cater to the public, First class dining room service. Thejbesl ..I nines and liquors nt the bar. ROBERT SHAW, Manager. t lit lit,I lli.il liil'l. muni'* r rum iim uiuiiunr . .. , , ■ . * , which yuu iw me. Imvo my ..wu All kinds of work given prompt : ' ni I'Vi'iyihinn, without ii wnnt attention, and wc will guarantee ! Those w.inlins; chininey.1;, fire know why -wa i„i|, thinking Uml I nm not your satisfaction to our patrons in all | places, bo-l.-rs lined, or any job we do. Yours for trade. T,'*i.h.'i-nmii •-.■mi iiiiNlwmrh'fl '» pmirii t.. tlu (irst wif. 1 ilien iii fmvlKn Iuh'h? — }'ii|.il Wni, until snys iluy tloefl it To Fr-ftiilioii oil I'Mlnllns*. jes fn' li 'SCUHO to' ttlklli Up COllt'C- Poppy nil is ri'.iiiiiiiii'ii.l.'d by tlie tltmu. art Blur-w u! Toronto. A. T. VROOM. work in the brick line call on Geo. R. Taylor. Do You Sell Liquor ? ? ? ? If so, don't bu> nni np ||^I> The 0nl> Wholesale l.lquor Dealer In until you see., ruLI in,lv Soulh Bast Kooleiiay. Write tor Prices Cranbrook, B. C ■> Z -Z- PELTIER is also agent for T. LEBEL & CO. SS HAY AND OATS Tliis is tliL* supply point lur South l*-a^i Kootenay. FURNITURE FURNITURE ■ it Pay, io li.-iil Willi Beattie" :: .. .. .. .. :: We expect to be ready for business by the 15th of this month. If vou are in need of anything in the Hue of furniture, wait and see what we have, as we will have the most complete line ever brought into East Kootenay. .1. !l. King, Pres. \Y. r. Ried, Vice Pros. .1. i'. Fink, Scc'y, Wc will have a thorough furniture man in charge anil if you have any t ^ old chairs or other pieces oi iurniliire that nivcls upholstering or re- * - pairing, or want something special made up, sec us and gel prices. K- 1 IS Kootenay Furniture Co., Bremner's Old Stand Lt'd I ........ . . . ..-. .■ .. ., ®-®-<S- . . ... i .■ . . ., .1 r.l .■ . ,) .1 s •• 1 LOCAL NOTES i »f*f«-ffftT V» •»»•»»*»■»■»»■»*»» * Picked Up About the City hy Asking Questions of Many People. Ii is rain we wnnt those days, Cecil Prent visited Moyie Inst week. Mi. Reid, of Moyie, is in towu today. Itert Richard! visited Moyie over .sun day. Tuke a shot in the new shooting gal lery. Shoot the shoots at the shooting gallery, Old papers foi snle nt The Uerald oflice, Mr. Nelson, ol Moyie? was in town Monday. livery child Bhould read Benltle's ad this week. A, Wall spent several days in Kimber** ley last week. For rent—Two rooms, inquire at the Herald oflice. His lordship, magistrate Ross, was in towu Saturday. A, ll. Beat, of Moyie, wan a Cranbrook visitor Tuesday. Fred Ewert speut Sunday nt his old home in .Nelson. Read W, ti, Tate's change of ad in this week's issue. Mis. Erickson and daughters ore visit ing in Medicine Hit. Milk shake, tlie great summer drink, at Mrs. McConneli's. The work on the chnngesat the bank is progressing rapidly. George II. .Miner visited Winnipeg ami llie exposition last week. Word has been received Unit .Mrs. A. Leitch has been ill at Manitou. Lost—A small trunk key. I-'indei please leave same at Herald ollii*e. G, H. Gilpin visited his branch store at Moyie last Monday ami Tuesday. Mr.Sutherland, principal of Uie Moyie situmis, visited Cranbrook yesterday. A young son ol W, A. Simpson bad bis leg broken Wednesday by lulling down Cellar. Mrs. Neil McLeod Curran, of Kimberley, Has one of Uie guests at tlie Tennis club's dance. Tiie public schools will open next Monday and Uie attendance promises to be very large. -Miss McCallum has gone to Vancouver to visit lier brother. Sbe will be absent several weeks. Rev. Fortune is now makiug regular visits to Moyie, where be holds services Thursday evenings The Misses Vera Erickson and Katie ami Ethel Uur) will attend the Vale school ihis coming year. J. ,\. Glllis returned Tuesday from bis trip to Manitoba. He .11.1 not remain as long as he had expected, V, Hyde llikei i- taking a lew days of! ami hus goue lo Klko with Charles Kd- wards for a fishing excursion. K. I„ T. Galbraith went west Saturday to investigate smalbpox trouble utiioug the Indians of West Kooteuay. The days may be warm but tbe glorious nights ol tin*- .lunate bring new lile ami energy to the worn uul mau. Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong, of Maikdale, Oul . are visiting Mrs. Mc- Nabh, a sister of Mrs. Armstrong. Mr. ami Mis. Ilirlz left yesterday for Elko, where Mr. Ilirtz will engage in the general merchandise business. Head tbe nd of the new furniture company. It has something of interest to say 10 the people of this district, The members of the Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church indulged iu a picnic Tuesday at St, Marys. H the owner of horse branded P K on right hip, lame ou lelt front foot, will apply at office ol this paper, he can find a purchaser. James Greer came down from Ferule and Klko last Saturday ami has been looking aftei hla contracts in Cranbrook the lost of Uu- week, ] l-i Costigan and M. Mcluues have ie-.-n in ilu* vicinity of Elko the past m-K looking after limber limits they ire interested in there j A. Hell, of Moosomln, one oi Uu- part- ' n.-is in llu- Western Supply company, irrived in town Saturday wilh a carol .(.•utile and one nf poultry. Charles Campbell is just recovering from a badly bruised nose. lie was in jnrert b; falling from an engine while ai work at night iu the shops R ispberries are scarceand jobbers pre did difficulty in securing enough f<>r lhe demand. Leave your ni.iers for what you want with I.. T. Rogers. A, Maliory, rrmimercial operator at the station, has gone to Wi-eonsin for i. month's vacation. His place is hetnji filled by C. M, Mansfield, ofFort Steele. Mr. 1 Mrs. Joseph McNab returned last Saturday from Foil William .Mis McNab bas had a most enjoyable visit with friends and relations at different enstem points. Jay t'sher, one of the bestknown pros pectors in South East Kooteuay is in lown lor the lirsl time iu many months Jay has been driving lhe Golden stage lor the past six months. Tom Rookes received a letter from James Ryan, who is aileudiug the races at Butte. Mr. Ryan says that he is having a fine lime, and thnt if lie hnd plenty of money he would not mind living'li Butte. Robert Ross and John Henderson left this morning lor Toronto, Montreal and lhe exposition at Buffalo. They will hi- absent about two mouths. Mr. Henderson will bring Ids wife and son, wbo are visiting in the east, back with him. The following people of Port Steele attended lhe Tennis club's dance Tuesday evening : Misses Watson, liailley j and Hannlngton; Mesdames Ross, Edwards, Nelson uud HautlingtOU, and .Messrs. Ross, Smith, Laidlaw and Han- nlngtou. P Navin came down from Pincher Creek this week where he is building the large Catholic church, which is rapidly Hearing completion, lie has started on the line resilience he is building for .Mr. McFarlane, who has an txlensive ranch in tbat country. Ths town of Fiankville. projected by S. N. Geho. who is at the bead ofa large syndicate that is developing a coal property just east of Ulaiimore, promises to be one of importance. Intensive work has already been done in the way of building cottages for Uie workmen, grading streets, putting in electrlc lights, etc., ami when the lots are placed on sale the town will have the start of being a model Plnce. A. CHANliK IN BUSINESS. M. Mclnnes & Co. Is Amalgamated Willi !' Hums II Co. Last week the firm of M. Mclnnes & Co., with meat markets in all lhe leading towns of South Eas Kootenay and also .Macleod, became amalgamated wiih Uu-well known meat firm ol 1'. Bums & Co., that has markets throughout British Columbia. The two funis have been operatlllg logetlier heretofore, with Mi. Mclnnes iu charge of ihe business in South Eaat Kootenay. In the future the entire business throughout ibe province will be carried on under tbe name ol 1' Ruins .V Co. Mt. Mclnnes will link alter cattle purchasing and Other OUtflide workover the district. The business of South East Kooieuay ami Macleod will \.r in charge of W. W. Doble, who has been the bead book keeper for.M.Mc- [liues & Co. lor some time. Tbe change will make no difference in lhe operations of the company in this district. Mr. Mcluues will continue to reside ill Cranbiook, a fact that the people of this towu will he pleased lo learn, as be has always been au enterprising citizen, ready with his lime ami money in give any assistance for the advancement of the place. The change adds greatly in the business of P. Hums & Co., having all told now about 25 markets in British Columbia. The company will in lhe future stand ready lo open new markets at any point where there is business to justify il, and to follow up its policy lo give the public the best in their liue the market affords. I-'or Ken I. The Luke Shore boarding house at Moyie; 30 bedrooms. Apply to J. C Drewry, Rosslatul, or Lewis Thomson, Moyie. EXHIBITION NOTES. Mr VV R Prest has very kindly offer- ed the unuagetuent one dozen cabinet lihotoK. as one ol the prizes at the baby -bow. Doctor M. ihe famous guidlesa pacer, .wned liy Mi E.J, Peltier, will be on li md. l'o 'i,*.;'!,-, ofhorses, and admirers of their imelligeuce this exhibition will l.o.-.il miuing men should now be sending in theii samplea ol ore for tbe xreal mineral exhibit. Kvery mine and prospect in llie country should be represented by specimens, Th-- management are working dayand light, preparing programs, circnlais.etc. I'uotlBBiids ol posters and circulars have already been sent to every part of tbe country. This exhibition promises to be A trades and lumber exhibit has been sugg-JSted. This of course rests entir ly wilh the merchants. The opportunity i*- an ex "elleut oue for the merchants of Cranbrook to make a decided hit. Space a ill be given to those desiring lo make *,n exhibition of their waies or lumber. I'he management will be pleased lo give every particular to those applyiug fir same Mow About Friday? I'rnlii la-l week's I'rosiiectnr, II. C Killeen of Nelson, superintendent of roads, nails and bridges, arrived at Steele on Monday. 11 C Killeen, superintendent of roads, vUiled Wild Horse on Tuesday. Mr. Killeen visited the Wild Horse bridge ou Wednesday. H. C Killeen visited Tracy creek on Thursday, (ircul Sporl. A shooting gallery has been opened iu lhe slore room next to lhe Cranbrook hole), ami 11 is Ileitis operated in a manner that reflects credit upon tbe proprietor. He uudeistands his busiuess, is accommodating, and has some good guns. For genuine sport, the sbooliug gallerv opens a wide lield, and it is thoroughly enjoyed by all Already there have developed some goid shots in town, and there is si nu- rivalry between the contestants. Cory Dow stands In the lead now, with J',I111 Hutchison second, and Constable Morris crowding both very closely. Dynamiting Pish. The Herd,1 has published oue or lwo articles relative to abuse of the game law ill this district, and il hopes that there may be a movement Inaugurated that will result in proper protection to tbe game. And this brings to mind the fact that then' is considerable dirty work being done in the neighborhood of Moyie ami Swansea, iu llie way of dynamiting lish. Some of the streams show hundreds of dead fish lying on the bottom, a fad thai testifies to the reckless nature ol some people who seem to be lost to the id. a of true sport ami manli- new, South List Kootenay should have a game w. r len, ami thai to, without delay. j Plin Ibeiwe I at Lb Rumor af strike sl Phoenix. mix, I'. C, Aug.5—Somefriction in Ui * men and lhe management ('■rinUy mines is the basis of l Ol a ■ ti.ke. The trouble oiigin- 1 Wtdiiekdny tact, when a forest riled aboul (m feet out ofa bridge R line, between here and smelter at grand Forks. tiou threatened to close tbe mine and the smelter, sd ■ e burned III.' C, I' e Grntibj I ft**hi: both The dowi which together employ about 500 men. Superintendent William Yoleu Williams ordered about leu of bis miue carptulers on Thuisday i<< repair the bridge, so as to keep the Unfile open and to prevent a closedown nl tiie smeller. Tbe men refused as a strike of the C P. R. carpenters was nil,let way, ami they declined to take the place of ibe striking carpenters who normally should fix the bridge. Superintendent Williams promptly discharged the crew of ten carpenters. The unions have been taking up the matter since then, nitd there are minors that the miners will go on a sympathetic sliike with llu carpenters. About 50 men are at work on tbe Nelson Oraiiite wagon road. Provincial Superintendent of Roads Killeen il making the surveys for lhe route. STRATHCONA'S HOItSK. The following spirited lines which appear iu ar English paper have been banded in by a returned member of Strathcona's Horse: Here thev come the bronzed warrior aousol Freedom and of Might; Not in glittering regimentals, mil in helmets plumed anil bright. but iu khaki, worn and war-stait.ed, telling of war's cruel course*; Stalwart forms and smiling faces — Englmid greets Strathcona's Horse. They, the golden link that hound tbe Old Land to the New, Giving of tbeir life blood freely- neat h the old Red White and blue. Side by side we fought as brothers, and for them our cheers outring. As they bo* in manhood's glory- proud Canadians—to our King Smiles adorn'd his Kingly features, pride withiu bis bosom burned. As his hand on each bestoweth medals they have nobly earned Rut a greater joy awaits tbem, as with pomp an escort bring The "New Color," and unfurl it, lower'd to salute the King. Aud the King salutes it grandly handing it with courteous mien. Saying: "Colonel, guard tbis,color in my mother's uame—your Queen And amidst these proud Canadian: none more proud lhat hour could feel. As from that royal band—uncovered —he received it. Colonel Steele Then llieir form iu quarter column tn irching past their Monarch there. With mariial dignity, salute him. and re form in hollow square; And their Monarch's proud lipquivered as he iaill in mellow strain: "With joy, 1 greet you, brave Canadians journeying to their home again, From Afric's battle-field, today I welcome you to England's shore; Take this color that I give you, men of Lord Strathcona's corps; Guard il bravely, you are worthy it, I feel To you who led these gallants I confide it—Colonel Steele; You have done your duty bravely you wilt do it evermore, In mv mother's name, I thank you men of Lord Strathcon's corps.' Then up spoke the gallant Colonel— from the Dominion came be—■ "Kor the kind expressions of esteem, we thank Vour Majesty; We are proud to take this banner from your hand at yonr behest We are prouder far to know you feel that we have done our best; We will gutird it, we will shield it keep it as a sacred thing; For our Queen's sake, your blessed mother, and the honor of our King. Our most cherished, prized possession, it will be for evermore; We'll defend ii with the lile blood of the lord Strathcona corps, Now men, let three good lusty cheer Canadian cheers outring, Till the palace wall reecho for His Majesty tbe King." And hals were waved and toss'don high, inlo lhe wintry air, And surely never bearlier cheers bad ever bounded there. Willi mattm] mien tbey march away Lieutenant Leckie bore The "New Color" proudly at tbe bead of Strathcona's fighting corps. God speed them lo their distant homes beyond the shining sea, Their well-won banner to unfurl on the maple-scented breeze; Wher'er its silkeu folds unfurl, glad . cheers shall loudly ring I-'or tbe gallant "Sons of Empire" and the banner of the King. Long may the shining medal gleam on each stalwart trooper's breast, Long may they live lo proudly tell each nobly did bis best. Well may the Motherland and King be pi oud of tbis brave force. An Empire's blessing and "God speed" go with Strathcon's Horse. ESTHER KNOTT. The Golden District Game Protective association has been formed. The officers appointed were as follows: President, J. G I'llork; vice-president, C. A. Warren; secretary treasurer, W. Alexander. Get Ready for School _ Ij School Books /<•>; Pens ar,d Pencils N./5 Slates and Sponges, Scribbling Pads, Etc. R. E. Beattie, The Druggist Christie's Biscuits Nothing like Ihem. They are "jus! lhc best." That's lhc reputation they have hail for years. Water Ice mid Windsor Wafers. Macaroons,Savon Fingers, Suit Snow Rakes, lite. G. T. Rogers, Fancy and Staple Groceries ami Crockery. Just a Second We have just received a full line of C & li. Pick Ies, Lime Juice and Fruit drinks. Our Brandon Creamery butter is unexcelled and a great seller. Delicious That is lhe verdict of all who use our bread. It will be yours, tuo. Try it. City Bakery. (lur buns, bread, --ski- ami ikkela fur Mie at tl. T. Power's grocery stare. NOTICE Maintainance of Way Employes and Others: Nolice is hereby civen that on and after tbe eighteenth oi July. in the year ol our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and One, thai Ihis company hereby agrees to pay ..II liXPRHSS charges from point ol shipment to any EXPRESS ollice on Ihe line ol Ihe CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY, and furthermore, to STRIKE from the list any AGENT who willlully re- luses to guarantee a saving in WAGES to all buyers ol Crown Tailor Made Clothing. Signed C R P C. K. Palmer, Agt. Crown l-iilorlng Co. Kmim ... I'. „. Iluildlng An elegant line of Cranbrook Souvenirs Call and See us KING J_ Grocer New Drug Store 1 I will open in the Cranbrook Hotel block about J August 15, a new and complete line of t Drugs, Druggist's Sundries, • Stationery, Toilet Articles, Etc. I Prescriptions Carefully TJ f \Y7j1tcnn i ! Compounded >-** \~>* WlllSOn ; 1 Cranbrook Hotel 3 3 Quests Comfort a Specialty iii mil StahliiiK in Connection Nearest to riiilinnil nml depot, Una nccommoda- lions for the public unequalled in Craubrook, JAMES RYAN;! Proprietor J} GOOD s WORK s COUNTS And to secure good work one must get men who thoroughly understand their business. This is so in any business, and especially so in PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING One never ceases to regret a poor job ot painting or paperhanging about his premises. He notices it daily. He knows his friends notice i'. How can it be avoided? Why, that is easy. Simply by seeing PIEPER dt AND dt CURRIE They know their business. They paint right. They paper right. Go and see some of tbeir work. That is their best recommendation. Vi*^T^»^v^*^S^r%* East Kootenays First Annual % Mineral, Agricultural J — iff and Industrial Exhibiticn $ tCranbrook, B.C., Sept. 25 to 27, 1901 $ p Three Days of Instruction, %- —■— i Interest and Enjoyment^ MINERAL EXHIBIT, BUCKING CONTESTS AGRICULTURAL EXHIBIT, HORSE RACES *f -1 1 The best program ever seen in the country. See% f posters and circulars for further particulars. Specially % Mow return railway rates from all points. A. W. M'VITTIE Secretary j High Grade Watches Choice Selection in Jewelry Reliable quadruple plated silverware, clocks, specta- cleware, etc. W. F. Tate, *<Jw*r Cranbrook, 11. C Official Watch Inspector lor C. P. ».. Crowe Nesl I'hss Division. Cranbrook Livery 3 GEARY & DOYLE, Proprietors jt jt jt Tennis nml drivers furnished for any poi.,1 ill llle iliftlii,-,. HARRY I AIRFIELD Manager Jt Jt Jt East Kootenay Bottling Co. Aerated Waters Of all kinds. Syrups, Champagnes, Ciders, Ginger Ales, Etc. Soda water in siphons. The most economical way lo handle it. CHARLES l>. CAMPBELL, Undertaking; And Embalming Graduate of Champion college of U, S Office ami slore, Aiken Mock, neai Canadian Hani, ol Coin. merce, Cranbrook, ll C Upholstering and Qencrnl Furniture Kepal.InK Will nllctid lo any work In llu- dlilrlcl Drink Home Beer II IS I'll IT It is Ikalthy ll is the Best Ft. Sleele Brewing Co. Saddle Horses and Sale Stables dt y* Stable South of Herald Ofllce Chas. S. Tripp, Cranbrook, B. C. J. H. KING Physician and Surgeon. Office a, Residence, Armstrong Ave. OPFICH HOURS: Forenoons, .... o..jo lo II Alternooos .... I:JO fo JrJff Evenings .... ;.ju i„ B;jg CRANIIKOOK, : : : : : B. C
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Title | Cranbrook Herald |
Publisher | Cranbrook, B.C. : Herald Publishing Co. |
Date Issued | 1901-08-08 |
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