:<£3 ■: -^K- U ^ .<.. s,ol«".W*«wJS-ri V "- , fe' '.WW'". fuMf"*** -:-.** &■ £l«^ -feu V FERN IE, B. C, SATURDAY,,, JANUARY 5i 1907 A GOOD.. YEAR. . JUST PASSED . Indicates a Better One to ■■ Come. '* It =1 vh > •> H ( IT r 1 During; the -past year the production of lcael, ;i: '" the Koolciinys has not quite reached Lite figures of'last year. - . ''"'"'. ■/' .. During" tlie year-i905.-.2X,Si(i tons of lead ore wee; produced, and estimating the output. v [or last month, the total product f<,i" ie;ofi will be 2/1,517 tons, a mUing oil p[ 1,700 tons. \ Of'this output the St. binge-iie* produced uboiil Ihice-fdlhs, the" Sullivan coming, licit .is "to output. 'flic Trail smelter plant haft beri enlarged, aii>l ihe Jiall mines .'-.iiclto:- lias been almost el lu'cly rebuilt d\r- ■ ing the yew. ' . ~ ■ The'' new /.sue ' Mueller at Fran'-:, though idle in present, will lie in active; operation early in the spring; The Marysvilb;- smeller plant will be kept going, s.i lli.it present prospects are that tin* smelling industry- will be more active during the-present year than ever before. ' ' , '.The lloundary smelters have treated inore ore llmr. ever during the year just closed, the total output being 1 ,'175,000 tons During the years 1900 to- 190,1, inclusive, the ore treated at-these smelters totals ,<i,tV|.-i,'ooo .. tons, ■ luving increased from 97icoc tr.ns in- 19a) to,, 1,175,000 tons in iQofi. .This product will gradually increase and'it is.difficult to imagine a'limit' ,to itv The"'quantity-of the \, product of these snu Iters .put on'the. market is eerla'nly increasing, but it don't seem to, Ivcp up: to \he demand, ( as. •.prices continually advance. Tliisr- is" surely, aii expansive period in the in; s dustrial world. In the lumbering industry the prov- - ince'has ,-enji ved a'large increase.' it: output, as web ■:as a. very materia! rise-, in 'price:., liast Koolenay ,. has luuL-.its. full ' share of this increase, aiidvoiiV miljs are-ail prc-paring'no jn- '■ rriinise' their, output for this-year.- ■" ■ I.abor'is'scarce in-this line,-and it 'i*'. .'s'.'diOiciiJ't ta__proc-in:oi^'iv siillicieat A MUCH CONGRATULATED PAPER . To have served its country and the public in'' general, with disinterelted- msi andv/eal for sixty-cue.years, to June behind is. a record of stability and integrity reaching back to the early childhood of .many of its oldest readers, this' is an honor not possessed by many newspapers today, but is, due1 to the -Montreal "Witness,'-' pub- i'ihcd, by Mi.«-srs. John Doug'all .'& Son, -'Montreal. .', It must indeed be a source of gratification to the proprietors of this paper (which has been in the hands <;.f the same family . for, the entire sixty'-mie ycais), that all through the past years its mails have been filled with letters from all classes and conditions from the Atlantic to the Pacific testifying most heartily to their high rcgaid, for the "Witness" and their admiration .for its staunch adherence under all circumstances" to the principles for which il„hns always stood. . -;- ■* > • Premiers,-! judges, lawyers, financiers, ministers u[ the Gospel of all denominations have' expressed''- their views frankly in letters' that-, have' been-., published., in ' the "Witness'' and IuicT.cen seen and "read, and, more than that, endorsed by many 'llious-' anils throughout- tlic.Douiiniou. A .large number of people in. the adjoining republic-and Great ltritain, and many of the1 finest.men and women today are proud to boast:' "I was brought ui>>'on the Witness." As a "sample of the congratulations received by the "Witness" during the ;iast yc.ir, ■ wb'give two. that "we noticed,- particularly reproduced in' its ..'oliimns: , Z' . \. The Premier, the Hon Sir Wilfrid f.auricr, wrou—"Personally; it has ilways" been a source of' high "gratifi- :.i(io:i to me when you-have found it ocnsisttnt with .your own conceptirn •-.f public duty to support -mc in tin li Heron I subjects" of public policy', with, which I have to deal. ' v1 "On the olhc. hand, whenever . yov differed from mc, and thought, mc ir die wiVjiig, your, criticisms derived-all lie greater' force from .my intimate O;onvie(ioh, that they were inspired by- tlril.sjinitt sense, of'public duty.".;.'. Mr.-U. lt. Pord'eu,-K.C., M.P., the laulexiJiL-^tlic—OpposiUou^jii-^ilic. House of- Commons, Ottawa, wrote: 'The responsibilities of a public jour- ml are rot' less'than those-of'a pub-1. ic -man. In fulfilling' .these the Wil- '.ness lias ■manifested, in an "■ eminent- (pinti;t'y' of Togs rba"ii' ed Tm; the' next '''J0'-;i-ce', \\\c.qualities of courage: "an' sincerity.' Moreover, it'has always aimed t> uplift, the standard of journ-. lism in tin:; country." - .; .. / 'Ihe '"Witness" (daily and weekly) .|V HOW THE NEW YEARf WAS WELCOHEDJN FERNIE IIHiiiiicr c.f gooil liicii for bush work. ThU may affect' the logging operations during ill.; winter ib some extent," but ' notwithstanilitijf these, (.roubles, '^Uun will l;c an increased Thc'Xew S'ear was ushered ' :V l.v the usual rin^'ig ol bells, blowing ol whistles,, and-firing of guns. ' The kids were all in line on lime at Triies- Woods for tbeli- regular ,Xc>v War's gilts, and got them.. The day passce' off very iquiclly and 11 New Year's record has begun under favorable ciicumstances, and with regulation ■ New Year's weather. The Ledger extendi the season's greeting to all, and confidently'looks forward to a most prosperous- year for everybody., May it be the best year ever ■ experienced in the life of ihe city and surrounding country. .Many very\ nice tokens of regard have reached \the Ledger ollice during the holiday season, for which tin- Ledger wishes ,\ to express its thanks and appreciation. One of the neatest of those little .remembrances came from'ithe Victoria, Times. It wais a> sprig of holly carefully packed in a\ little box, and. is one (if? the most appropriate and most appreciated of the many little remembrances of the season which has reached its. Many thanks 'for ' ail th:se little kinducrses.' - > - INSTANTLY KILLED .Ios:ph Klut/arii./., a miner and a Hungarian, '' aged about 45, .., was killed -Thursday afternoon in So. 1 mine at Coal -, Creek. The timbers where. " he \vn 1 working, gave ,way and caught him. .An' inquest will be held. ■' ". ' ., , ' ' The following jurymen were sum- inoncd yesterday, aiid , after viewing the body adjourned'until <■ next Tuesday, to take evidence as to the cause of'dcath: " . " '" ' "W. ,W. Tutllc, J. A. McLean, J.l/\ Gusty, C. U. ]5ean,,U. J„ Simius and Wm. Scott. --" " Dr. Iliggins was siiiuuioucd to examine the bodv, which is at the un-: n . ' 1 ■ eLrt.ikin> parlors of Scott and ■ toss.. __siELQIIS_CjaABGE-_-. Of THE CITY Of m In response to a largely signed petition of tlio rato payers and citizens of Kornia' to be- conio a candidate for re-election as Mayor oT the City, I Iinvo decided io stand and rcspcclfnlly solicit your vote.and iiiiinenco. A. W. KLKA^DELL ' TO THE ELECTORS' I Iierc'.,y rmioiiucc myself as a Candida tj- for iv-eleetion as alderman for the City of b'ernie fi,r the year 1907! and solicit the support of the electors of the city, promising, if elected, to do my duly to iho City 10 the best of my ability. - , .., THOMAS P.biCK. ,-TO THE ELECTORS I wish to announce to the -voters,ol Uic City of Kemiualhal I "shall be a' candidate for re-election , as alderman fs.r the municipality of the City of l'Vinie at the ensuing, city election, and'I most respectfully solicit the suppoi'U.aud votes of the voters ■ ol the city.' - :- '. " THOMAS P.IGGS. TO THE ELECTORS , I take ibis - method of announcing that I,will In' r: candidate at the ensuing .city election for re-election t(' the position, of- alderman for the yeai i<,o;, and respectfully ask the sup port of the. voters- of tli2" municipal- 'ity. , , " '-' j'.-V. McINTVUK. •will be cut: ' The , deinand lor lumber greater' diniiig this year Ihau las', mid'' a ftoad maiket will be Uie con- R0:|lioiiee, , With nil rhe leading, industries-in r flourishing condition, "the r.tillook hn' a-banner year Lit the eat ire- province is bright. . i"i*lie jiro(lii''tioii of coal ami i'"'-1' '". th,. province during the year 1'jof. wus' 'an I'ollhws: •■ " '■ ' Coal.-i.M.?!'! ■'<>»£ t!,llfl- CoU'.'ayj, ;(S.- I""K l"Ms' Kor the "yea" iW> it was soinewliat K'Stfi owing to,-lu!'.or troubles "ami U10 (■idtl Fiv.lieln^o i':irihi|nake disaster: , 'NotwitliKtnlidiii) 'w'.ih as follcwR Coal, r,K'fi,oor -long ti.-us. ' Coke, 250,00. long l,,IIH> '"' " '"ss if aS<j,:U2 "ions of coal 1111 tl -J 1,7^5 t.HK of c.ilo n>. nguitist Hie |>r«'iniis ye.ir. ' ■ "' . , these troubles, 'f HAR0RAVE-WHIPIS1 BR A \er,V i\\W\ Utile wed.ling oei'tiv- red nl llH'"ri'Mdem'e i.f Mr. ami Mrs. W. II. Wlilnifiier 011 Momlay Inst nl a.3n j«. m.i wl"-1" ll,dv ,,'»,Rl,u,r Mury wits united i» niiii'ni'ft1' l" Mr' 'ilioiiins A., ifi'igi'iivv, <>f ^'aMi, A! liPrui. -ii The ecri'iiioiiy was performed by New II. W f.'niiit, i«f Kii"" >'lt«i'"ii, this I'iiy, nwlxiwl l.y ««'■ '{"HS' "' C'niind l-'«''".- Mr. .I- Mm-lH-H, of V1.W1. w,ih ll'i'Nl Mll't'l. <nO>l MISS Mlllll'l WIlllll'itiT, MiMtoi' of the lirlili, tu'U'd 11s lifi'cs- IM.liil. . A, , MrH. Iliivgnive, nml Mikmii MiIiom uml Mi-Hhhii Ilnignive, ol MeiI:!Im- lint, ttiotlier niu' siNters m ihegioian were also pi'CMiil, logelnei- with only ,1 few of the 11e.11 fi'itik'* «'f l1'1' fil1"' ilv of the hrltlu. The iwreiilH of tlio ln*i«le ntv niiiniig the oMeHt iiii.l umrl respected eitl/i'ir. r.f Vend" nil I Mvi. TIn!':»r.«Vv' has the Ua wIhIu'w of 11 vers- lure.e eml" "' friendN, She w.11. the r^t-fipieui i.» u .verv Iiit'A0 mniiber of jiivsiii':!. nnioiig which the Ledger feels <v.,i- r.uitul in <|tioinig n bc.tiilifid r.Nvi!.' ( 1 1.... , I,it Li- 1'ie Vre'div t,«i»i..t»^...».i i'. ^ • terian Hmnliiy ncIiooI, of wliii'h sl'e Jiad lH'i'ii" ft constant number and, I earlier. Mr. Ilarjrr.iiv Is « pros|».'rous tatich- *r, nn<l .iflir a hiif ple-istny trip to th(? tVmsf. Id'' liaipv foiipli; "will tti ike thc'r 'iiiiin "« ln'^ r..nrli ii'Mi Wutsli, All.cita . The I,eil';iT extend'! t-> <lm»i i'> 1 ciH|ir.itiiliiion.; mill li^< w'i''.n": !•■>';» "... Ii»M>y fut'i-.'. ••CIu- iiif tie I'-iiult li.tJ-»ti, v-if'^'- Don't yow«v we itrr sin- >■» \" ■ eaiU oilier in th1*' tr.»wil?" nivesall the news that "is wortlrjyllu .ittentioii of the average rcadey.'y' The "Witness' editorial'pages'* are acknowledged by Un readers,^.on,.. all sides to,be boll- fair.nml forceful, .'lhe'-"Wiliiesi" financial review and iinir'.-et ■ and stock, reports are known throughout the -Dominion for their rc- iab'ility, " "Other interesting dcparlinciits, suel. .is literary review, legal,•medical ami Ye.licr.il i|<iei;iei; boys' page; liome de- piiftiiieiil, agric'iilturar departnienls- yle., etc, iii'e'nbly comliieled by spec- 'ialists ul a l.'Uge expense', offering r :i,ost vnlunble' privelege to "Witness' reidefa. • The' ucw-coiuer Into our fair laml initkeH no mistake when, in addition lo his local paper, lie subscribes fm I|K, ' Montreal Witness," published by Uihsi-h. l).m«al" h Hon. Imleed such -, "siep plaits liini at once In line with ,|„. 1,1st and ablest in the" Dominion, Tin1 "Wivkly Witness and Canadian Hoincslcid" i'i inly one •WiUm" n y.nr. The "'l'nlly Wilness" is Hirer dViLrs-.. A Fernlcite Abroad TO THE ELECTORS J wish to announce to the voters ol the City of lvrnie that I am a candid .te for-iv-el'.-ctir.u. to .the position of alderman for the. year iy"7, oain" i'.s'.i the support of .ail people wlic f.ive r goo'-.l municipal government. do*I represent ths hotel keeper or "whiskty ticket," or any clique of people, but from th* evidences I have seen, I am sure ' a large majority ( f every clas:* of citi7.cn will support me ill my efforts to improve the erudition of.our town.' I trust, Mr. Editor,'that .the railing mayor and. council' ■ will - hold, ■ a jublie meeting > and give an acco.int of- their'stewardship to ihe electors,, so that I can also have the privilege and pleasure of expressing niy, ideas if civic good rcfoiin. . * Yours' tiuly, '<- - T "S. IMKfNEM,. k Coats Worth More After Election Mayor Ccalsworth was re-elected mayor of Toronto on Xew Year's Day, hut the Kcw Year's "gift was (iiial.fied in a way that is calculated to assist him ii; keeping his personal pride within , proper - bounds., ■ His chief opponent, Mr. l.indaht, a Socialist, polled a very large vote, - and the Mayor's,' pet sewer by-law and two others championed by him and the board of control were' defeated, while the one to empower the city to contract with the Provincial Government-.; ' Ilydro-Klectric Tower Commission for'cheap power ar.d light was c.i.-'iied by an overwhelming majority, 'i lie latter by-law was not in favor with the Mayor,, but Ur: public, wanted it and that settles k. HAPS AND.M1SHAPS I,asl Satti!dii) night a train jf uic cars ran away down the grade from Kosrland towards Trail, and jumping'- the, track at . the swiUh .back frogs, piled ii]) in a, heap of wreekag'e. "', The , train gained a' velocity' ol nearly a hundred miles an' hour as it- flew down the hill,,-and. it is a woii- ,'er that only. one man was killed, Hugincci Wade, of'Nelson, who " was temporarily^ en the- run, stayed at his post and was killed. All the'otli-; LOCAL IT&TrlS" School byi.!.". rinl scbev-l :.nppli:s all kinds at tin. 1'alico I)i .ig SlOfe. 1 li;rn, 10 Mr au,l .Alls. Si inn. s. ii, Thursday. .Jan. ;ul.. cf Mr.'Wm. Moore, president of Gladstone Uniriii. has received the noiiiin- ;'.tii)ii of the S.eialist party for member of the Provincial l.egirlature. I A maii-nr.mt'd llegau .was up before a Magistrate Whimster, yesterday morning charged with stealing blankets ' I frcm Fred' Ilaudley, but was let off, M'.ss Collisj'.i, of Iliaiiinorej was-111 i asv it was not clear, that he naJ'ti-V,- the citv ih'i'i the New- Yeir Uslivit- I K\\ the bl.iiikcls with intent to "Iwp i k-s. II:lice Grady, of Ci.leiiiai'i, down to take-.ill the big ball Year's hive: came New Miss yduiyrc, of Ci-K-inau, b;'.-' I.ecu in llie cit\ \ is'ting .Mrs. \V. II. Wliiin'sur dining the past week. . Mr. Di'iiiiimoial, o. ■ CnKiii.ni, was a b'ernie" visit-,r on Mi.iuLv ami 'I'm;'. to '•L day, and en,,ivei! l!:e d.-ueing inililarv. ball. ■I Ihe As Will lie kw" '»>' l,1° f"llowi"l' ■llplnd from the IWilin NeWs-lU-cord, „i;r old fellllW tllWIIKIHOIt, l.cMi' Siiieblcr, who isn't olil tit »U. i« "^ !|{....iui; deli|,liU'd luaieiH with hl»- jlniio playing: ' o|,o'wrs of hlnli-clitss nuisie eiijoyei a r.,i'e privilege at Concordiit ll»l Mi.nluy niglii- when the IIikIvii strlny nni'ML' gnxeu parlor iiiiislcnl. Tin ,'udiitnv was large nml extremely «M> pr.elative, ami with brctlhlcr* siK'iia cl'eitl, II \\:\> Ktvt'" t0 ('lll!,l "uin"1" 1.it the iiviigiiiiiiine. Mr. If. I,. Stnebler played with r li.tiHh 1-.111I ttchnicitl touch, the re- iiowikmI l.is/i :. pii'ii" '"""V"""1 l ^„i.l.m'.N i«*i«JIi'-S ""arV, UnrV the |,iirU." To ^y Uml Mr. StueMer is w.irtli lie.iriii); In Hie cvecution ol th- worlot of the great muster, Is ex mutely uiodi'M," i'h ^-—— n '■ ■- The liiNlion, X. I)., Vnc 1'rcsK sayt that "W. I»- H».v«i crhtwhllo ' «»'• 1.1b* •»■!. inn* "f »'«p leading |mhlii.l«cri ,,'f weik nml smliiiuntiil lileralnrc ,,|l,l I In, ll-;.lll!-tll1IIMler NtOlieN, III Clll i-ien, jr..ji«*eH to orgnni/e a coin jaiiv uiul t.ifc ■ r.Vfr the pod iiffin lr. lit rmlv Ham, and rim it I"' a-out half wh.it 1" now paid- per ah num." 1'liii fiiirtlly li»c«tt» Mr lb, \ io. Un I he has »nn"<l .mtnnmnr. •ve'ik and v.uiiniiiil.iJ Vtuuxuu' »l.a» 1,'f. l.*M.t UU.t ulteliun to lelfeiv (111 .K.v.-..nnUi nt r.i iu sl.Hiip l.udncxs. Last S.itu.day Mr. Abraham Joyce, late rc^istiai and t-ix collector at this place,*' arrived-in town in custody of olliecrfi -charged with .having, misappropriated 'government money. Application'"', was'-'., niade for bail .^ending;"',!1 pielimiuary hearing, and Miirlstrate Whinistcr "placed ■ the amount- of his bond at Sd,ooo, which ■W.-.s secured, and Mr. Joyce was allowed his liberty,. r.cndiug.Jiis preliminary I'.ediing, which was set f.-.i 'I Jmi'.-day nt io n. iiiA/nt which lime .iii.adjourmmui was taken to 3 p.m., .iud st II a further udjoiiriiiuent Irom tliat time to ;.?o p. m. was asked for and grr.nf.d. At-the b.st slated time it transpired tint the Deputy Attorney General had wued iiislrnelions to ihe Crown Attornev, udvisiug the in- creasing (f llie bond, and a furtli'.r ilta'y of proci-i'din.is was taken v.nlil yesterday afleinooii (it a.30, .Meantime the additional bond was "procured, At 2,,to yesterday, when the use was again called,' Mr. Joyce's "01111- sel, W. H. Kiss, did not appear, mid the c:„'ic was coiiliniied until Monday itfx't at Ki.,Vb in order to allow the ncct'scd to have his eonusel U) vep- resiiil him. . The wry unfortunate and serious pcsilirm in which Mr, Joyce finds himself, is miiiicIi regretted by Jus 111 uv friends, and whatever Ihe 1 income, Ills I'Xpe:iince should constitute a Icsoii wilier should be heeded 1y the pto|le of this community. , TO. THE ELECTORS I lli'rel'.y.'announce myself a eniuli dUe l\:r re-eKetif:li as alderman foi the ye.tr 1007, -I'.lidJf eleet«l,'Ivprom ise to w,.:v for {Irj best, interests ol the City- of Veruie as 1' understand tliun, and 1 respectfully solicit the suppi.rl ' f (he elector.!. W. W. TUTTf(E. ,( TO THE ELECTORS ,.■ At the s.ilicil:itio:i of many friends I herei y auuoiiiiee 'myself a c.iudidale [ r iiblcniiiin foi the City of l-Yrnie f;r th.- ye.ir I'io;-, and solicit the votes i.f llie electors of llie city. If cl.il.'.d I sh.dl endeavor lo serve the city to the best of my ability.' SAM C.WA1IAM. II011..W. i!. Cuj-hiii , minister C [iiblic w irks in iln* Al'.ert.i"'gover-,i melll', |,ii-ue.l till'.ugh ',!:.-• ,'il> Tl';i:- day moriiing e-i loute tt).)N'ils'",n. jll.-ilcojin , .Me-Ilines,, cf l-ilkaioeth- came in on ll;-> delayed N'l-rtlK-'" 11 yi s- tt'rday nioriiin;-'; and relumed on U.< delayed C V. li. west 1 o'.nul. . H. bi. M.u'd.-oii.'ll, geiur.il frji.;!-.' agent of' - th.' C. 'l'. li., was in th-. city yesterday leiokiug after the n:--,'.; ( f the shippn>. The -A.- McDonald W!u;les de Co. .-.: doing a ni--liiiig business from' 1I1 ge) oil, aud'Mr.' lios.«, tin: iiuinager, i: kept busy. ' Mr. l'.'P.'iturson is away, and wil < att n:l the "aniuijil a.iivc-niioii of ill.' C. M. W,. ii a.'t'eloro lie l-^f.srr.s l- the city. ' '" . ■ > 0, . J. A. McDoiuld, secretary of llihi iS.'li. M. W.- of A., was in the. eii;" a dav or two daring/ the: \ve:-k. Mr. Oliver, 01 the p;iicj:'!i.,iu;j i'- parlmeiit of .the .lutenialioui'-l Ct : , and Coke Co., oi .^Coleiiicii, w::s ir '••Vrnie during,-the \ve-jk. ■ ■ ? Mr. lielxding has moved his lami!., into the- new (piarters provided ( • ihem ill the new .station, and I'' ■ ilbee- staff w^ii sikmi fnllfiw. "■ ■F^traTiuiitii—jmiipcdr-aiid; ,'ing- Dli. lll.SXl(l,l,'S l.biTTbili, Sirm 11KWAKD, Hco. The readers of this pupcr will be ple-.s.'d to le.'.rn that iheiv-iH.nt lenM i.ne dreaded' disease that science hn1* I cell ulile lo cure In nil ils1 sliij!''^, ,nd th.t is Cnl.irrh, Hall's Cntitrrh Cttie is Ihe oillj positive cure now '••nown to ihe uiedical, frnli'iiiity. Cu- titrih being a c< nililiilluiiul discus;', • Cpiires 11 ciiustitnlioiinl tie.itineiit, Ijitll'x Caliifiii C1.1v. is taken inter- •inlly, acting diivctly up* it the blood unl iiiiicons siirfnces of the system, llieieby dcslioyiiig the loiiiidiiliou ol the disuse, tmd giving the pattern llni and n'^i'iHmr tmlMVe in dolni; (in work, The proprietors' have so umcli faith in its curative powers Hint they offer On? Hundred Dollars for . any case that, it fulls to cure. Send for ivgrcs- bv tin To the I'M lor I'e.nie l.edger. Sir,-1 wish to ww yniir paper as -i medium for ili: liking ihe i-P" odd in- depend.nt r.i'..'|i.,\eis ol ihe Citv ol Kernie who h.v; re.jin'sled me lo pci- mil my name i" : land for llie portion of iiiav.r :n lii eoiiiing ii'im' eipi.l electio i.i. I fi"l very much tin- li-.n >r whicl, has' be 'ii d re me I y the eili/eiis of this t wn, urn I I ri.inis.- tin 111 tint', after I hive I en elected, I will r.si inv lest eiui^ie-, 1 ltd abilities ill nd- ViMi.'iiig the interests of the town by jmlicioi's ecoii..iny and 11 policy ol i.MgTi'.sMvc, iiiMei.d 1.1 on.' o sive, whicli In s been pnr:«ned mayor mid coinuil i.f ihe past year. 1 wish to state t-i th.' fleClol'S tll.lt ll:c principle »v:i-,oii 1 have lonselited to rnin'iiiii n b,r ihe ih'.cl ui.igls tn ry of mi'' ciiv i't i"i' ihe ptirpoM of i.eelog tll„t we Imve 11 '-Vslelll o' sewerage ili^'. »■• soon ns |iowil>le. I villi re '.<i s;y thai no on.1 can up l.r.e'iiit' tin diii'is' 1.ml Mtifeiiii) ears il ly ll'-' I'•'-. ■»! i<ii^ Msle.n »f I do, Uv.rs.' I w.' t'.'"' e.-'.l result' .1 .;...!.'. ,■ ' ■■'■■■ " '. *K- "", in.U„. |. ,'..i..ii-Jf. -! • »' ' w, i\:ir. c. min nenl iiuiu-.d mil..' il'-' .fmsl '' out of ih.' giotul, .1101 In 1 war wil puns ly with.ul nir.lVn; Icing I ■li the deep s:-.ow, ■ escaped serious ' injury. . • Kor sonic uiiknowii,, rcasr.n the ail brakes relused to work, au'd although the brakes weie then set by hand, the train had gained such velocity that- it si.idded. on the rails, making n, bing, I r'ght ribbon of lire as il went down the' hilli A collission on the. Daltimoro and Ohio .railroad, near Washington, 1). (.\,-n /«,»■; diiii; !\tf4>, ruciillod ill tllC diiitli of 50 people and'the fatal in jury of several more. A train of empty, freight cars i;oinj! at a high rate of speed, crushed into the rem end of a passenger train, telescoping Hi? conches, Still anoliin fatality in the ihape ofr.n'lwa/ wrecking happened ear);. < 11 tlu morning of lh« 2nd 011 tin iiock M..111I, .!•. miles west or To pika, Ki.ns.is It was a head-on col lision, Mnl ,Vi or more people, nio'.l ly Mexioins. were killed, n them. ,> " ' - , Mr.,ILui;Ii J. Cunningham and a.':si !Iiiuii..li SU-wart, of Coal Creek, <\ere im-rried by liev. II. li. Grant ut'lhe rfsidence.oi the laidc's brother Thurs- eb.y at 3 jj., n*. After-dining tit the ■Wald.isf, the happy pair went l.eJibridge-by the delayed C. P. train Thursday night. . " - '' Till- military '" ball given by lr..1! .. Kuole-uay Di.e.. Monday night wa3 well attended, and was i\ very suc- cissful aflair.' The hall was lasle- ully dtcm-ated, and was filled with many people who danced the old year.J ..ut and the New Year'ill, '.- ■The first of the series of dog races insliluted by Ton. Whelan, was run I-st - Saturday. There 'were four ,st,rters, y.ir.111; Sherman winning lir.si'pri/-e with lii.s Collie dog',- and Mclb..u,;et!l came- in seroud. The sec- ,:,d race wil! be run today. Arrangements arc in progress for the . Methodise church, banquet at ,v'nich? liev. James-Turner, the veter- an-old-time missionary, of the west, is to be. the. guest of honor at Stork's^ Hall on tiie c.eninr t)i the i<Uh. A li.iri and eemiprc-hensiye toast list lias b'eea prepart-d, and many of our , li-iiding and' representative citi/.ens „. 'iave conveiiicd to take part in the ..ro-rai-.i'.i'.;-. The. ladies have entered -: ■'nlo the- split of the affair' with more -.hnii their usual »zest and energy, , ,'hieh will assure the success of the . .ntertaimiicnt.-' The price of the tick- U bos been placed at the very mod- ir:itl sum of one. dollar, and arrangements ' ere being made to seat 300 .iiustsiV - ■ ' .' , ' (, U.M.W. ofA. Nominations -The Ii.-llowing nominations ^v.-ero o ^- ^ s A-school ba;- given away 'wTUi eT7 ?ry purcliase- lo -S.ile a-auntm, of li.'; e.-nts-of school bpjks or school" si:I flies ^at the Palace-Drug fru,!-'. The mines of Cokm.ui -were 'cim;' for a .week to du some rep.aring, aia' 'n'nuiiibiV i)l lln. Coleiniin bo\s .improved'the op| on unity to vir.il L'-'' nie. Mrs.,,.!.' II Uricken,-o'f Illairmor.- •i|!ent' a lew-da vs in the oilv'thi .veek taking ir th.' military ball N1'* v»„i-,i i-)ii, .-mill -, 1 nuuw-ii 10 11I1111 more vcsfei'd iy evening. Wrs. Munkwii/ will giee tin Y-.r Methodist Ladies' Aid tea : re-sidiiKV in WiSl -l'Vinie n-.'Mt 'ay, the '/t.'i, begiiinn',;-, nl >s Ml 'are cn.-di.'.iiy invited. i"--;:' t Y.v Tin- ;i. n. W.\W MUG POK.TWV. '-Did y.m peer study llic„po;-lry oi' e.r mugs? U is qiuiiil." The speiikcr took down i.ue from tin ,ii|.i-rb e IK-ctloi. <»( bwr mugs on hi-' mantel. It wm all old and heavv :nug of I'.ewter, and iii-'x-iibedoii i was ihe coii| It I •iince 1111111 is diisl, il would appear -Tw.'.s wis.) to wnlcr him with lu'ei A lidded Dutch mug of Idiie Delfi h„d 11 Gerinan couplet that the eol lector truiisliiledi He tntrry w 1111« you can, There ma; be 110 tomorrow; No mull si mil who eaiiiiol liiid In beer 11 biilm of sorrow. O.lier biicthniialiiiii verses - mi th« e r iniigs were Driiii; fuyie, don't swayrc! ('mil save ye goveiiimente, While l.e.-r bringh gladness, d< u'l foi get That water oi.ly niakes ymi wet. The l.edgei: received two 1110:.I al tist'cilly difigiied taleiidars fion iT, l.eslie Stael le.-. oT Ib.-iiiu, Unl »r; 'o. They are woiks ol art, and .' n •■lost ih.iroiighlv iipiiieeiati'l. ■ W, K, MeDi.llgall hi'- j"-''1 .i'l'-"1' in sl'ick alloth.-r big .■.'.i-im-.-.i' '■'' iruiilis, Miil. cas'.s, eii'., and ih rices niv low.'i than e,-er. Yov'l iniike no mistake il you- buv there. Albert Cuili*.'!' uml 'Jr.ne Murria- ton wore ni.iiiied at the- iv-mlcn.'.' < Mis. Kil-'liiwl S| ear 1.11 New Ve .i'- ;i»hl by \U-\. W. ,l,a-bb'\ Hall. - In- .M.'lho.lihl eiuirih. Ha Captain DaU) 1 <■ i !■■ ml Captain-- AI- oiv am oinliM lii" Ai;.i;. iin"'!!i ■5lll.il y, I'll Moiidiv fr'aplaiii 1> .vill give a!-, laliii.. ■ hil ition in tin' ll'ii 1.nl«s A uu-.-tiiig ol the Tud -r t'olinei! ol l-'.iuie «il 'lie ei.Dimil'e ' <t» in-' "I I'niolt II.1II on M. n.!,.e, it ;,,to p.in. All i'i''ii iiitb r II e. ill'. .Il ,1, , 1 1 1 1 ,1. ,'11 li"l|i. .'• p. an! 1 In i - .\\ !',!'. > ,. III.- 1 Hi [„ ' 1 i il r 1 r. "made by tli:^7fnrehI locals through- • out District i£>, U. M. W. of A., for district olUcer.i to be elected on the ' i.Sth inst.: , Kor President--Frank II. Sherman, ,f l\rnie, and James .'Douglas,, of Michel. *-,->• ' ' ,ki _ '-/ For Vice-President—J.' li. Gulviii, of .Kernie;' Joseph Cliapiu.in, eif l-'rank, Alberta; Hopkins ' bivans, 01 1,'indbrcck, Alta, John Garton, of Miehel; Tallies Lancaster,, of b'ernie, yd 1'idward Sparrow, of I-'rank., ■ For Sec.-Treas.—.1. "A. McDooaV'., if Dlairiiion., Alta.,- and .,'Chailes ilrooks, of Coleman," Alberta, 'For . Inieniutimul Hoard Memticr— Peter l'nlU-rs'Jii. of,,Feniie; Cbiulcs- ■ Garner, of Michel, and liolieit Me- !\i,y, of - I.iiiidbreek, Alta.' 1-or ..Amli.K ir—W., II. ICv'unr, of Kernie; Chai'le;.' Hut ton,,'ol Coleiiittir, h'r..iik Martin, of ,Michel; W." 11. .Moore,, of l'Vinie; J, A- Mcl,ciinhnii, - f Colem.i 1; David Steiie, of Frank, l ,ud C. Stubbs, of Ikllevne, For District ll-uird Afomt.-ers for ' i.stri..t iH 1 lie locals were divided iilto four s-.il.-districts, and the fol- lowotg mmiiralions were made by each sul'.'dislsict' Siib-Distrii-l. No. 1—Thomas Higgs, Kernie; John Sullivan, Michel, Siib-liisirie1. No. C!--Chaib's I'ur- i.iws, II-l'.i rist; William Gi'.iha'il, Men-mi. A. Mcl.eoii; I.ille, and Cico. ■Vil'v 11, I.undi n-ck, Suli Disiiid S'o' ,V-D- I.. Miller, T11! or. and li. AUr.sib, l.ethlnnlge, S-.il-Distiiit No. .*, Ileibeit Morgan, lbiiikliad, Alia-, and A. .1. Ili'iiius ol Ciitiinoif, Alia. Mueli inlutM i; inauilesled ill Hie ■h-rlioli. and liolu the li'.t ol liom- Mie.-s a I'.oiil. i.iiei'.I'nbli- set nl of* 'icer- \eill be lu'.iinie'l. — ...,,.. 1. ... sill-i'l.l. ):n ■ii- lint 111 \e,svini> l.l.nft. Address h. .1. C1IKNKV S •!<'»-, Toledo, (). Sold by all pruguists, 75c. ' Tii'c IlaU'n Family Tills f'-r Con- Htipatl'.n. .--- o . AGAINST TI.'I': COMPANY'S 1'Ofr 1CV. A person v.Inv name was Mii«krii/le, Wad wdiIimI liimsdf into -» fieu/v, •Cause n rush tat so liim W.IMl'l fil r,' 1,' Mn 1-jim, So Ii? fFinn'*' 'nf "Don'' -J" >> .•';'■''" ■/i>" ll i'-.Hii nml deith In ih.- In iin-s of oil! f.illlille.- A - W'' •"'■• l'- vil,i! 'h" "-"i" I 1 yes mi- W.iiil'l if lit? M'.v. is were !r.- W il. P., an Monday 11 u 'ii-. lnlMeli I I, v 'igiil, I lei i.11 their c untry, 'JiinU I c?r and forget your sorrow, ..Mlnrk, drink ...or. ^..pt mis AI« S, lv.iiii.it /.un- tomorrow W. 1. I t, Mi'11 .■ nth s. illilte.ill i«" '. .1. Ilc.ill ill I'lia I loi tin- fnU'.ii C ib 'Hillli Ib linn it.ii '..nek- all Iheir yeai-i '.l-1-' lln pille' I iifi'-iHs; Tf Mip i-iii-rnu' er.ine II you daily dilnb your lifl I'lnie II l.e 111 Heed to iiuiLe a will. 111,, 1 1,1. 1 nil'. » »,--'• •• •De lion's vnilin' 'dnr," lie sny, • D.ir's tr.1t1l.it in de cup!" Me 'lehirl, mid take another way, a\ll' .li, * .11.- «til liim nil! .11 11 11,d n< 0,1 • it it ,1 t' nli (. ■I' the Iiiily (f/lini to ] l> 11 .r Mi 11 Cv.tii1 ru'ik, ,,, i'i ,, it Mr 1. .!- H :iv with h " wao a: Ilrie". i;i, [lielld l.M S,,l bllii.il I, i' li'.S" Hill I, Am- t< wh- in Ma v lines apply Will do I.I' me. •>lii in iy in,1 ih -.in a '-impli' lay t-jMi-pt 111 iiii'.,tiiui:.|i way, Vit il .be J uov.j when not to sitig*- ,\i c'h! .1 inoie uutiMi.'.l thing-- ''.I, ,T do 'or nie i .",.. m. v no' si-i-ik with limit case " Ijiuii m' I'Vci'i'-. oi-whnt voil ple.isit il I.el men l- liv-l.e tJit'.'i le.lined to h. Id, i.et !n-t I e duuipe, v.iiukleil,-old, dii .,1 ile t.tfe- eat him up! Stlll'd, I llppin! I'i the people U» Sllp- pi.lt llie ill Ih" il! -1 libit loll of n S-'W- I'li-ge -,iH 'in b,,'in' r.iii-,i.i\il !•••' paid for Mi:- t! » <i ill"' s»'-le:ii, which Ihe 1 1 'iitt I'L.vi r .-nl «• mnil hate d n ed Mi 111. .1 (111 liter wi?il lo . iv (li.it I .1111 not repni.eittiii; lln t'ml C« mp.ttis', mi- tli r !i',^ I '*<* -"-Ifl ''- • nv «tl'«vs ■, 1* 11 f-'i!i ':> 1 ■ ii'ii 1 1'0 • v, illi Mm-Mo il I Ci lupiii-' '■■ -i.'ii'l Ii»' in.ij'oi, iiriihri J Vnii iiir.-t I.Hii iniiim' b.uk! "De lurri.M'.ij'll come," he s.iy, "And *iM,e l.p t""t nti" liuib'" He li'llnry wli.i*. de Mofinpit sl.iy, An* de e,irli|iiukc mvuII.t liim! Ain't dis \%r wind' de prohUin pl.n> S,r U-iwble (»', d<- U.uV, in' li'ive Fiini 11 de iliclr ran* 1 ig lull nn I S'.iiipling th- .1 ihe rink. Mi'"i H.fVit 'de-.s-.d with '-.-r lii, r -i ,■ 1 air eii' -.ii r- in' M' fb.Mini ••■ ^uii I'ljl'H- Po'.t. i, ' V.bil. ',-1 11, b c 1 i-i in' ■ . < e.iiu.il fur M' l di".ii l.ir,-e nii'img ii.ieu-s'-. »iiii.ii, .,.-. ia tin- • it 1... . 1 .... « vi- "'• - - >. ■ , ., f un.. ! 'I t ,;■ s'r- ,' „ ' flllll- Ml M, V, >.'. lb! - V" ,',. ''. t ■ !, vtu b.i- "1 til ' VllVol I .1 '.*.'.' 1 cue not ii i:«'i gviieliil hie Ile (piite aiiollui olte tball blue; She UiiiMil hi'.e lead one leaincd book, Vet, oh. \v I'm!-, an' '-hr; can cook- Sin- U do for inc. —lb stem Tiaiiscript. u Tb I'i. lit Tit111kU.1ilw.1y asl-s for . si ,i.t t I 1 -.iilum,til to prevent it -.li.i'g tiikit-. (ut lv*> ieiits, a mile. t (■« i.b.l,.« inf'.rin- «i ikit Itillv ■».* .. 1 ,i»i'. • 1 i-irl ill •ipjwiriluin will U!.< I'lirloli uliiiiin*. -.iltd llOH|>arvtl. iilMMk m^jtm ]]^a\ THE FER'NIB. LEDGER, FERNIE.'BX., JANUARY 5/1307 Hal rel-r'. ■Ulljll.-.! NTT u - • KIKLE- Editor Manager CITY POLITICS S;i<)U, the people of the city'are 'o decide'hy 'tin "w ballot who are to rule llie municipal roost for the ■ .coming year. » ' ",.,'". •'" The present mayor' and ciuincil will in all probability, be candidates for ve-tlectioii'.- .' -. ■ • A" largely signed', requisition will be ' presented to Mayor' lU'caselcll, asking him to once-more serve the city in the capacity of mayor, which position, he h;s so .s.il'.sfactorily. filled during lliv past year J lis consent t". stand for re-election,, under'the ciieiniirliiiiees, ■ will also' 111e.u1 tlieeaiuliilulure of lue five ald- erinea who l'uwc worked in harmony with him. A sixth man will probably be- placed i-< , nuuiiinlion against Alderman Trites, so that a full tick- el pledged to carry enit the ^present policy will be in the field. This ,vcar the council has ordered ' the 1 City Clerk' lo have the state- ' meiit rf the nasi Year's business pub- lislied before the elections' and ' they will stand em that-record. This in ils'.-l1' is aiiV. indication of ii vast" improvemciii over .the, last year's cr.ur.cil's dudginj; tactics, ' ' .-- II is still fresh iii the memories of ^ the voters how last year's council ■ held back its stale ent- until after selection, ami refused to meet 'their opponents in, public •ople who favor niiin- ,11 of power recognize • making no war ■ on as such,' but we are. invested capital shall'! war em the-people i;f this country. Or.iContention is that these'men are- orgaiii/.irig to- the end thai they forrvci have the people of Ontario'muter then as bond' slaves in the matter- os power, just as the coal l.arons and tie coal railways of the I'niloel StaU's- today have all the people of NeirtliAmerica in most scandal- ems' and «ricvc u:i bondage. The object ,.tlM> Mr. \\'acn\ has at heart—and we imagine the inspiration is largely in hin—is to create a great electric.il merger in the Province of Ontario to*include all-the street railways in.thio Province,'to ineluelc all the power distribution'" companies in this province, r.nd to include all- the lighting -.outfit i'i this province; nay more, lei ,so comer the electrical product and electrical possibilities of this province that they will compel , the great railways to lake power from' them on ilu-ir terms; that they will l:e free-if they see lit to. export the power of 'Ontario into the United States for the light and the lical and the energy required by our neighbors lei the 'detriment of our own nation; and llial this merge!- will have injected into it 'miliums 'of watered slock for which not one dollar, was ever paid in, on wliicl. excessive dividends may lie -drawn forever there-after. l'or a momer" let us look at this watered sloc'c situation. In the Toronto Street Railway there' ir six millions of watered stock requiring, almost a-'thousand dollars a day out of income lo pj.y dividends thereon. It is this unjust diversion of the inadequate scrvici,' the poor cars, '.the iiisullicicnt cms and the refusal' time after time to extend and improve the system.' In the Ontario Electrical Dr. Slocks-OrerfiTosic and Disease Destroyer* (PROriO'JKCED 3IKEEN) Used in ".Thousands 0/ Homes m Canada THOSE WHO don't know what Psychino is and what it'does are asking about it. THOSE WHO do know what Psyclunc is and what it does iiro using it. They regard-it as their bust physician and friend .,-..•.,, THOSE WHO uso it are. being quickly and permanently cared of all tonus of "throat,' chest, 'lung r.nd stomach tnublcs. It-is a Feieiitilie: preparation, destroying all di«ease germs in the blood aiid Vvstcm.' It is a wonderful tonic and'system'lv.iililing remedy, and is a certain'cure for COUGHS, LA GRIPPE, Colds, Pneumonia, Bronchitis, Catarrh, WeaK Voice, Sleepiessncs Bronchial Coughs, Chills and Fever, l'u.ttw>of£:j I . Dfeti.H0.-i8' ■ % + Headquarters - Blairniore, Alta. ^ $ F. H. Sherman; i'res! .J Ktrnie ^ A J.'.-A. McDcniild,- Sec. ' Blairoiore'^. .♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^^^ ♦: . . .'. * 4 Gladstone-J.ocai-Union No.23 M ♦ ♦.'Thos'.'T.iggs, Seel, Kernie, IJ. C ^ ♦'■ '! v'1' •"'*• ♦ ♦ • - " .♦ ♦ -Michel Local' -Union No. 2334. £> ^ A.-, \V. II. . Mcl'.cod, . Sec-.,' 4 + . " , Micliei; 11. C' ♦ ♦ "■ ■-' ■ ;■ ■ $ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*<►♦>♦♦♦$♦♦$♦♦* ♦. ; • ♦ ■^ Coleman Local Union No.-2633 t> 4 lChas.O IJrooks, Sec, Coleman", <► <>.'., Alia. "-'"<► r. J. "llYEBS-GBATt -/Eckstein SrGray GAr.n;s".'.""s at ',•, .c.'oi.iCitoi.s, Etc.- Kcoros 1& 3,I[ei.t.U^oVi Liock. Fvrnie, B. C. F C.'I.awe. Alex. I.-Fisher, "B-A. •-Latoe-& , Fisher / lUKlilSTRUS; SOLICITOUS, KTC. Crow's -.Nest. -.-Trading ' Co. Block," "■ "''Feruie: 3/'6. ' ;. ■ ' rJorvousness, Malaria, Anaemia, . . ^ . -.,. ■,.-.. : ® Difficult Breathing, ^^^^^^^♦^♦♦♦^ Geaeral.WeaKness ^ -, , ^ ^ Frank Local ..Union No., i^f.s 4> -^ DavieiStenc, Sec, Frank, Alta.' ^ ♦ "■ ♦ ♦ ' *> ^ Lille Local Union No. 123.1 4' + Dan McNeil, See., Lille,' Alia. ^ ♦ :-:.-. ; ♦ Q ■ ' ' ♦. \V. H.'ltoss,K.C. ',: J,"S. T. A1.KXANrr.11 '■'• Ross & Alexander BARWISTKRS, -'SOLICITORS,,, ETC i--i-:i!Ni'e. a. 0. ■ : oniee In J.. T. W. Klock,-Vietoila Avenue. I» .'I- .' fjl wm tibe II is also: likely that. tho'se old c..uric:ilois have-,, a "vivid re'colleictioa 1>owcr "oveloi nteril Co. there was an issue of six'millions e>f miid-up stock elisliibutcd as a honus, to the nro- ir.oters and U.-soine of thnse who bought the bonds. TheOnlariei ])ii1i- lic are exncctcil to i:ay fi and S pel' i 1" how they were snowed under.'' Only e,ii2 e>f thc'iii, exceptinj;, ol course, ,. Jlr. Thtlle. e,roi' back on" the .board. 3Mr. Trite.? was re-elected, simply . because he .was unopposed, and even'so, was (.n: vote behind the-smallest'vote on the citizen-ticket ■ •Tlic-stateiiieiu or. the last year's business will l.u published in the next issue.of the Ledger, alongside of the 1 antling loin too late' for inspection . lefore election last year. There, will he some pr.~fital>le comparisons to .make between present balances - and 1 ei last year's lc^ticy.or overdrafts, which will speak with more, eloquence-than even that "famous dodger platform of Female Troubles, FicKla. Appetite, Hemorrhages,. Ulght Sweats, Consumption, Catarrh of tha StorSach..' All these disr-nsr-p are serious "in them- ecIvch, anel ii '-i"1 jiromptlycuiQil in thei early sdiges an; the certain lore-runnel's nl' CoiiViiiiipVion in i'.s most terrible) forms, l'sye-hine eonquen? and cures Consuiiip- tiem, but it irf liiuc.li easier and safer In prevent ils .development by usiiif; Psy- chine. Hero in a'^unplc.of thoiis.uuls o! voluntary and unsolicited statements from all over Canada :■;, Ur. T. A.Sloeuin, Mini led:. . Cieiitleiiien,—I feel it inv ituty to anvloo you •ol llie- rciniirlJ»ljlf en e ndei-tcil by your l,»ycliiii« curt Oxoniiilslem. ivhich l;n\e i-mnu under my iiuisonnl uliwrviition. Tlsii-o 'ni'ii, ucll known 10 me Alliert Towiise-nil, IIm:e-l lli|>so:i mill John Mt'Kuv, .nil ol SlK'ibuino Oomily, wore pro- nouiii-e.il by Ihe !>c«t- liielloul • men to Imvc con«iiiiiotion, mill tobclnciirabloninl beyond the reuehol mcrtlcnl nlrt. They ii-ert- I'syehinc ami Oxouiiilslon mill 1 hoy, nn> now in cood health.: 1 feel it a ilutv 1 owe to MilTrrli'K liuniaiilly to .ttntctli'c-ofncli for the benellt of other MiiTcrem from this terrible disease. . .. Yours verv trnl v. ' leasder Mckenzie, j.p.. ' - - Green Horbor, N.S. ■ Psychino, pronounced Si-keen, is - for sale at all up-to-date'dealers. If your druggist or general Ktoro cannot. supply von,' write Dr. T.'A. Slocum, Limited, 179 king Street Went, Toronto. J. Barbeip/ L.p.s., n.n.s., L T. W niock, oppeisile llie. Bank IJIlice limn-H-S 11 ."m." lei 8 p.m. > Bellevue Local Union No. ^31 t> 4- John Clark,. Sec, - V.ellcvue, O ^ Alta. <> ^ '" .0 ^♦^♦^♦♦♦♦♦'^♦♦♦^♦♦♦^♦^ ♦ ■--'■,.■' ^ ^ Hillcrest I.ocal Union K0.1058 if 4 -Jas. Turiibull, Sec, Hillcrest, 0 <► ' ■ Alia." -'.' ' s " 0. ♦' P W.'.J. WrlRlosworth, D."D. S. 3^l!Jasr,TIsg■.", "'. Ol-l-ICl-: lirfKf!- F '"to 12 Ujlll. J-n> ,f; I', i" (i.o'J lo S ti-"'- Oniee in Alex. 1. ':lsMlioi-,l£ over Slum's Haleo.-y... iffevnie, ®. G. THE BEST OF SERVICE CAT'J/AND SEE- -' Davky & .Laderoute' f|l , ■ 'X GOOI) WAY. -, ^ . \ to pleass ciir^ful house keepers is to >. give hcn:st weight. Oh, , we don't - say thjl. ■all.'.liute.hyis. d,jH'l do this"- but we cannot h::lp' ' eiccassioiially ' overluar'nj our, leiely friends when they get to' tL-Uin^tlijin' expeiicnces. ; " -"ANOTIIKU-GOOD" WAY lo please is to.supply e'nily "the best , meat. If'yon iruelvi with,us you will learn just vh.it wc nicaii by lli.'sa two' "ways". QUAl.iTY and .QUANTITY 'will'bo a lillle 'more-than you expect.. . ..; " , (Qa'lgahy "Cattle Co' r-«^ir —.■'■ 11 %m r KEltXlK, - - - n. 0 •Lundhrcck I.eical j Union No." 2275. A, H. Bryan, Sec., I.uiul- brcc.k, Alia'. 'line's lo th'J stale-and io'sell their cent." dividends on' this watered stock produci lo tie "stale, to be distrihut- - ex-Mayor Stork. „ « '- Mcinwhile-there arc some .other • things going on. Heavyweight, local ■ lalent has lieeii busy',„and as a result a niisCurj of ^ .water' and ., whiskey, .. with a dash of gambling"thrown in as a hoi relish has' been concocted with which lo tickle the'pnlatc. of the all ct lidding and unsuspecting voter. The hotel nun, has got very busy, , and seems lo be possessed with the idea that his is the only interest that needs looking after. And ■ he is'righl;- it elocs need ,a ' little'looking after. Hut .as .there ■ is maii'y ,1 cup 'twixl the lip and "the slip, it'will.be time enough to slip when llie' candida'ter have been trotted "out-in full view. " o • FREEDOM OR SERVITUDr • THE ISSUE Mr. I'',. li, Wood Is probably the ablest graduate of the school of modern and high liiiiiiiee! that Senator Cox Jius I'oiiiided in this, country. , Sonic even think iIi.k Mr. Wood is il.-Wlicn therefore so able mid alert a geiille- man elaims thai the electrical monopoly now seeking to entrench itsell in this province ciiuuot gel access,lo ihe Toronto piiperc, The World liejjs to ns aire him llial as far as il Is concerned uv will be only too glad t«'- ]iiihlisli aiiytliiiif,' he may have to say mi the. mailer, io put in on our lirsl page uraleM' a good heading and not to charge him niiylliliig for it; mid we iNtiud the sai,. hospitality of , 0111 ci|liimiis to Senator Cox, to William Miirlii'll/.li'i to r'l'ciie'l'ick NU'liolls, to Sir Henry l'eilaii, but draw llie line nl W. li. 'AlcWiiliiiiiis, i-x-cily solicil- 1 r. ' There is n gwit deal to be suld frrmi ihe prii 1, 01 view of tliesc gentlemen who have iuyi'sli.'d llicir nioiicv ill I'U'i'lrlcil I'litcrprlsi'S.' They, had tinii'.igi', llii'y took the risk and llu-y M'liliircd into unknown fioltls. The to the men wh.i hold il. We do ■ not know at' this moment how many millions "of "wntei ce'. slock has been injected Into the. Gibson companies ,at ITumilton, al...i known as the Cataract group, buc ii. is'a good many mil- Hems, and Col ..Gibson is playing the jjanieoof h!s .life to come out eif h!,s exploitations i" the Ambitious City iv nilllti-millionaiie. How niany of the-s ■ other pi'oposiliouV.'aru. similarly load- ml~\vc~MuncTl~Trt~thi;^Tese'irt"nnoiiieiri*" ,s:iy, but we hiuigiuc that the llrant- ford outfit, the London outfit, the local companies at the Kails and the- score or more or oilier organi/aliem::' that -are to ci me into the merger arc allflulv wiilu'-legged.- We should say there were'at least thirty millions* present or pre speclive, of water in ih:se various electrical corporation;, of this province, and thai the merger which Mr, Wood and his associate's have iii view would certainly be rcor- gaui/,etl-wiili ii<n.-lfc..:u.-.ilimi._fifl.v. miU. lions of wntcreii stock on which th • us;rs of electricity in Ontario'would l;e expected lo forever pay nl least three millions n year of unnecessary tribute, besides paying lull price for' any power, light or oilier service they; may gel, ; , Our suggestion lo Mr, Wood and his nsrociiili'S i,< to sit down and first S|iiee'/.c out the' water from their slock and then sell mil or turn over , llicii proposition to the people, They are entering upon ,-, hopeless task. In the end the people \\ifl take over there enterprises, The public have come lo see what llieiv rights are, what they ran do by organization, and they How know llur. the day of the public utilities' iiiiddii-niaii entrenched behind' watered stocl is soon lo end forever, Or I hoy can even modify, step down mid ofTct to sell their 'transmission lines or rent their transmission ed by the state to municipalities. I'm I once" and for all they must abandon' this_ ide.'i of forcing the people to pav tribute on anv forlv or liflv '.nil lions of water j 1 stock, ', I,et us, lell our readers what, the pcojdo and0 what, some great men ihinl: ed watered - slock, • what some of-the pcop'e who have studied the question think ol 'Watercel slock. • To speak for 0111 selves lirsl: We believe "j. ci; CUMMINGS* "<■',.' PROVINCIAL AND DOMINION ''LAND SURVEYOR , '»- Ollke: L.T.W. Block ' .-■ Fkunie British Colunilmi O ^ • brcc.k, Alia'. <$ ♦- ' ♦ „..■- 0" ^ . I.ellihridge Local Unioi,.No!'S74 ^> ^ S. A. P., Cpibb,. Sec.', I(clh- ,0 4 -bridge,''Alia. $ ♦ " ■."■''' 4\ 4>W ^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^ '♦ ^ ♦ 'Tabor I.ocal Union ' No.' 102 § ^ John Pisliop, Sec.,' Tabor, $■ ^ Alia., f O ♦♦« ♦♦♦♦^♦^♦♦♦♦♦^♦♦♦♦<>$' ♦ ".'.".■"♦ ^ Tabor'; l/ocal Union No. 1959 ♦ <$> Alfred Proberl, Sec, Tabor, ,<? 4 -. Alia. I '" : O ♦■ ■> 4- Canmore Local Union No. 13S7 <g> Kerr-.'& Go. jontractors7- and - Builders -. FERNIE Is a pleasant .home ■v fori the traveler. THEFRED RO . 8 I rians, Spccificalions and Esti- mates -furnished on application. , Pler.ly of GOOD J)IIY" I.UM- WM ON HAND." -.. -!. ■ .,.' li. a'.'KKRR. .,- ",- Architect and Superintendent. ■ 'OlHeeat Ivesidcncc. BAKER ST.. - - -' KKRNIE.B.C Tintr tiro*-"lyrnion of-wtrrer'iiTrrt-iiTnr b.-eu iuje'Cte.l into the great mass of the .siCinities of the Vniied Slates is the.likely cause of a great impend-, ing fuiuucial crash across the border. The Unite 1 Slates, today is full of prosperity and yet'!' full'.of financial dread. The'great bulk elf this; watered slock, llie-.c billions of watered sioek. has gb.'c into the hands of the 1'inning eoipe liitions jiif the United States. The people who are supposed to have i'nvo.tcd in them have drop- ni'd.riul. and K'ft..ilie..loaninLr.concerns lo lake care ''o- Ions of these paper sce'ii.rili.'s, aiivi , for agood many moiitlis now these' great loaning concerns,'represented by banks, by., trust companies, by great capitalists,, have been carrying these slocks have tried ti hold iliciu up in the -market, and have in 11 wav siiecseded in' doing so to dale; but, there is a dread ,.among tlieni r.ll th.it, they will not be able i.ii'.ch longer to keep things .where they arc, and that if the "dam Hint .I'iey so .rur susliiiiied should ''iCiV, there would be- a linancial Hood, f'.ic like of wliicn never was,known ti llie American l\.«-t 1 blic, Uni.'l a rca 1- justnu'iil'tal-.i'-j place and a great deal ol this ui'.ier is squev/cd 011;: 0' llorxli'd out of American seciii''1. i» Iviiropean investors, ,aiul Ciinndt m !''-. vestors ul least, will not lie tempi'Vi ^—^HT~A"sson778eC77-fctinii:ore,-. .A. <*- Banklicad Local Union Ko: 29 <»► ^ John ffiggins, Sec'., llankhead <, $ '..Altsi._.. ' --..- <*• ^♦*♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦+ I CHURCH DIRECTORY 1 City of -Fernie; ,j| f »!• ^,j..j«H«M*,I"H',M,,I"M"M"!"W"I-^>' "■" --' " >\> ANCfT.ICAN—Christ Church- *J. . Rev. 11. Skelding Wilkinson, •"• pastor—Services, ' 11 a, in, ►!« and 7.30 p. . m. Sunday., •!• School and, llible class at. >I« a.30 p. 111. Evening prayer •> on Wednesday at S o'clock, »;« Holy Communion 1st and 3rd ■!« Sundays at n a, 111", and »"• 2nd Sunday ct ,V a, 111, •!• (Coiiliiiued 011 1'age 3-) HEAD OFFICE VAXmi'VKlUI.C. l-'KHN"! »■". C KDMnNTON.AI.TA KKNOHAiONT, Thc A. IVIACDQNALD Co., FERNIE, B. C. Wholesale Groceries, Flour, Feed and Camp Supplies * * * * * •!• >V •!• •J<.J«»J«.J»J»J««J»J«»J«»J«i,J«»J«J«»J«J«J«»J«»]«{"J»l«*!' •!• ■ *!• Ml'TIST-Kev. II. T.ocUe >J-' Kcinpton, 11.A., 11.Th., past- •J" or. Services at 11 a. in. and .J* 7,30 p, in, Sunday school »J« and llible class' at 2,30 l).m. •*-' l'l'iiyer .inecliiig em Wcdncs- •{• day nt 8 p. 111. •!■' II. I'll.l. .- , A.WlUlMAS ,-BELL &'.\VILDMAN.-.„ , ■ Con'riU'toi-.i mill HuiMcrj .• . • Estimates l-'iunislied ~" Slorni DoWS^rt~VviTTueT\vF '-^ Shop:- Corner Ildwlnn-I Ave soul Mi-KvcySt. -„• J' 0. Jlox I!."'-"', 1'crnio. Jl.'O 0 Simon Dragon, Proprietor. THE POLLOCK WINE C0V Lid. Wholesale Dealers aiui Direct Iiuport- ters of . "' , SCOTCH AN1\ . . ,-'"° „ IRISH 'WHISKEY, -. LONDON* DRY'" • ' OLD TORI . ' . i ' ., -' AND HOLLAND GIN, ">. ' \ ■ POMMERY ' . / ".'.. , . CHAMPAGNE - ' ?-.' ". BJJI foPa Home Grown Fruit Trees. for" Pacific Coast Field and Flower Large slock o! and Ornamental Headquarters Grown Garden, Seeds in season. Greenhouse Plants,'Cut Flowers. Catalogue I-'u-e. , ■ -- •—-' - -. M. J', HKNliY, ' 3010 Westiuinsler Road,' Vancouver, 11. C vSCIILI'fZ BEER, ■ " ALE AND STOUT,' PURJIEISTKR -- • WlilTbl'AND'REn PORT AND WHITE ROCK. Roosvilfe & Elko ■sec* jfMirTWM^ysi.^-jwpr^JEjacjMs:** .".Thr're', is. nothing' from a hatchet, to slilil the kindling wood to Ihe .coiiiplete.e'iuUjl for an exploring ;cspcdilion whith we do not^ supply at a reasonable price. Hardware, Harness I Saddles FVlineVs, Prospectors Supplies Drygoods, G-.oe'cries, Fa'iu I111- pleinriils. .and ' Jlnciiiiicry from Sl;'iu'Wiiidiii^ .Mouse . Traps to Cycle-ne Slacker.-), lndiun Curios, Souvenirs of Rtiosyille niiel^ Klko, Raw,Furs and l'lesh...Produce from - ft . '• .. » i = ' ■ J;.' Tobacco Plains <(.'.. . -. shipped em ' order froiii IClko lo any pari east Oi west, Send orilers lo l'*!ll;o. Dig ..AGnine . 'Hi.liters . oiilfillcd Willi' supplies^; Pack' llovses aniid Guides. . . , , .. „. Stile Agents in Canaod for Windsor Tonic, Jag -Destroyer. •iV.NCi1 •!• lJ..j«.j«»J«»J»J«Jt»JwJ«J«J«»j«»J»|«»J<iJi»J»J»»"«J»J»^ •!• •!« V CATirorjC—Clnii'cli of tins . Holy Family-Father J, ".I. Tr.ivcinier, ' O.W.I. Low mass, 8.30 a. in.; high mass, 10,30 n. 111, Sunday school, 2 p, in, Evening"service, 7,311 m*v i^:^u^^^^-^mjt1ejn^riminm^' tawviViamian^ jp——'■^m"ft j The A. J. Burton Saw 0© Ai o. Bui'iorty mui*. Miinuf.K-lurer or nil .Solid nml Inierletl Toolli Suws. UV rnrry in .slock and am Mipply at s'nort iiuine JIOK HITS nnd SHANKS OLDHAM HAND SAWS KMKUV WUKKI.S SSVAGKS, SWAIMiRS F..ACF" I.J'ATMHR. I1RAZ. INCi Kf.UX, HAIIIIIT METALS, IHCill (JRAI)K SIIA'ICU SOLDIiK. Send Us Your Orders Vtiniiiii»*itt'f u. G. Wood Split Pulleys (llial will not slip) All Filing Room Supplies at Right Prices. Prompt Delivery and Satisfaction Guaranteed •i- •J« a p. in, Evening"service, 7,311 .|« .j. •!• »j«j«.j.«j«j«»j«.j.»j»j«tj«tj»j«»j«»j<»j«»ji»{«j«»5«j»»i"»ji ,j. .j. ►|.„ l\lI-,TIIODIST-Ui'V, W. I.ush- ley1 Hull, !!,/»., I1.11-, imstor. tServici'H ul 11 11, 111, and 7,311 n, m. Hililc class 3..I0 p. 111.; coinliiticd Hlhlet class and teachers' meeting, 3,30 p.111. Class meeting, 10.15 11. in. Young p'ople's nici'llng, i\Io|idiiy ut J> p. 111. Prayer meeting Wednesday nt Kn.111. t&a&v •1* •!■ .j, •:, •!■ + .j. •!• •!• •!• .j, ■ .j. *l,,I"!,,l,,I'*I'*I,,!,*I"J'*I,,I"!*,I"I',I"!"*t"'"J"*!*,J' •:« " .. * -J- PlU^'P.VTF.rJA^.' ITu. :. •',- •J« chuvrli--Kcv, IT, 11, Gvnul, >',' •J» 11,A"., pastor. Services at 11 »J .J« n.in. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday •J« sclionl and llililu class nt. •!• 9.30 p, in. Prayer iiicelinc; .'- ' 1\\.■!:.•.■•!..'!■ ;:', H v. :;: 'N OF (WNAillAN NOItTIIAVIWr , M1NIN0 ItkdUliATIONS, . Oiul.-Ccinl InniU iniiv I'm lUiiclmfiPil nt Hil inn-urn. I'm- mil, niiiliiiiilii'ii fur iiiitliriiiillo. .Viil, iiiii-olliiiii ,'tM ncie'i (-mi ln> iii'Mlili'i'il l'.V llllll i III I Mil I'II I III'l'NIIlll.lllV, lldjiili.v' at thii I'lllu lll'll'll |.,.|i|i, nor lull III -J,IKm )KlUllll>J hllllll liiirolli'i-tuil (,n tliiif(l'riMiiill1|illt„ , ((Mini 1..—A lien iiiliinr'i. coitilliMitfi is Kriintrd 11 |mii inu'iiiiuit, 111 ml viiiii'ij nf r.r» imr 111111 um lur an Imliviiliiiil, 11111I IVo111 .-.'• 1 In ^-lliil pur mill 11111 lur 11 (uillipiiii.v ni't'diilliiit lo cniil'.iil. . , A ft ok m Iitci-, liuvliiic illfci'iivnioil mlniiritl in liliicii.lliiiy liiciitu iteliilm l,,','.ni K 1,'illU leeit, . The li'i' I'm' ii'i'iiidliiK iu'IhIiii In Ifi. " At If'ii'.l fl(i'.iniun1 he ixii.iiiilnd on Ihu elnlin I'ltell.Vi-ill-nr I'liiil In I lid liiinlllij I'lieDl'ilnr ill lli'U I In-rimr. When ','i",il linn 1'i'Hli i.xpoinluil ill pit ill, Um 1 11 .ir limy, ilium lur, ln« 11 hiuvey iiunlii, nml u|hmi i-iiiii|ilylim mIUi. ntluir h- iiulii'iiii'iitn.piiri'liiiui 1I111 lunil.iit'l ah nern, - Tim imleiit prnvMi'i. I'm- Ilia iniyiiiuiit of if ni.yiilty nl vi pi-i ct'iiL mi iliu Miles. J'l.Ai'in nilniiii; i-liilniii i;ii|i<iiull,v nro Inn fnit t-il'iari'i iiiiT,-, li'i- -,,' it'll- iwili'e jcirly, A frim niliiiT ii.ny (il.tiiln Iwu li'iimm tn iliiiilia liii'i.'nlil nl llvu inllriii-iii'li lni'ii litriu nl mi'iileyi'iii-, ii'iii.wulili'nt, Mm dUni'dtiim iif lin JM1 n 1.-1<>]■ ul llin Inteli<,r, 'I'Iih lu.v.i'ii 1.I111II hit veil ilri-iluu In opi'iiitliin wiiliiu mil! MMhiin Iniiii llie iliitii nf tint Ii-iii.ii lur iiii'li tan luiliu, Jli-iital irinini'iiiiiiuiii lur ij.uli mllu ul rh'i-i- liu^ii,I, lliiyiillviu iliu llltli III l'I pH'IVIll llllll e-l til mi 1 Inn,ul put ul- tnr II usi t>nl.i i |:i,i;iii, W, W. COWKV, Ik'li'.ilv Minister of the Interior, N, ll,«-Uu*ynlii|ii/oil |\^l'illciii;lloii ol llns iiiherlisiiiii'iil will not Im pit Id lor. PhilipCarosella 'i ■, . ' •' " General Merchant . . and Dealer in Wines, Liquors and Cigars. ^ ZD :h:estra I ■ Is now.ie.-.ily ic piny lor all diir.ct'S'.J J in the ciiy :uul -oiiiriiJe—-i'roin 3 le^ < '<V l^cce's, (iood iiiii-.ic wliie'h will Q s.ilisi'y" e\er\l-ii'iiy. \\V |--l.iy all'^, iip-in-d.'iie.illicit', '~Q Orcliesliir iniinl be cr,i;-.'!;;oel one A weeU in aelvaiuo,1'" ^ l'*or furilifi" p.iiiii'iili'.ni w liie'or" 1 ^ rail nl Tlios. Max/anohile's Shoe p-MnUiiH; Sliop lieiween Waldoi'l' *IIoli.'l and ]\'.>\ Dliie'c, d i^'^MS/^-^V^ ■^.'Cia, 1V?. Wfe -^-d * ■ ■■. i ■»-»—.■» "^ «*/■ i'A'rJttJMlOJ'J JioJllli. JMlitlSTUV'ffn trjsrionsr la.3D333L Crow's Nest Special — ANI) Minor's Favorito ClRnrs i-v*it*M »»F^^wwrtM'•»*■*♦**<•* iwqxj fyyiys X -SECRET ORDERS .!. .lij..I..H"M-W«:»W»M»l":"H»:"JrM SAIA'ATIOS' AIMY-Ciiptnlii I.nidlaw, Hiintliiy—Kiicif drill 7 n. in. A* lIolinciiM meeting it »J« n, 111. l'Prce mid Ivasy," »!• 3.30 p. in. Sundav school, 3 »J« to 3, Salvation niretiiij;, f> »j« p. in. I'.M.K. inccting on •]« Alondny at 7.30 p. m. Sal- »J» v.tltoit meeting Wednesday •{« ftl 8 j». m. S/iltHer*' unci- •{• liijf, Kridity, Tfitinuuiv •!• inciting Suturiiiiy at H p. in. •{« t-ii BRITISH BULL-DOG (•i'i <?"'♦ '• '1'•'■'? 'j' '•;"'■? ,'$"ifj-t-vt"i;'v i wt*&&'i*i' /.,,' ' • <»> •*> KI.K NIVKli 1,01101'; NO, 35 * ■§, A K, .St. A, M, <?» $• licgidar ine.'tiiig held lirsl Vrl- <J> J- «l,l^ III V.'lli |l|,,.IHf. ll.l.HllU St' .; li.iliiiu (1 r.ll.iP./ invili-d -t. .j. .1, [i. VOI.VMIC,' Sec, l'l'iiiic, Q .■i'.t-i Jv^t-.'i.V-Jvf-J '♦■•♦• i'-'J^M<fo'*-S<i, A? ( * efc mt, Vi-'.hni^ i.nnc.i', xo.".i7 * \js ». w, M, i". 'V <k- Meils (.Very Wednesdiiy evvliilij,' ^j* '•> at 8 p, 111.', in I. <>. O. K. Hall <& ■t' V. C. l.AWlv, Rcc-Scc, Kernie <$> <i> -^ (♦.i't.i »•*'# •■♦'. J'fii''i'.i''♦•»'-»'-'^'»-'W'-''fe .;, fr \, KK.UXIK I.OIKIK NO 31 <j) \\ KMC.IITS ()[■• PV'l'flfAS •'*• Me-et'i in I, 0, 0, I\ Hall I'Viry ■•> Ylmr-d.iy evuiiug at X o't-loik. <*\ Visiu'ii;; 1 r»thern arc cnnlially ••> invit'd. '♦' .1. s. vt'Ji.rrijic, c. c. <\> V. f. V.V.WAVVU II. II. ii s, <■ I ]< 0'ily ohp uf a liiinlrrtl illirtrvnt Hli'ipitini I nl/.i)'niir II lirl liiriinl nil In, V.ia p.irf.'ct 1,11.11 y o' l!ni li.'hi'.uil lllili.lill Willi ethiOi (hi)/ 11 rii 111 nln, ipi.illi'hH Ilium an tlio Bc:.t Sh'Htos S'x-Pcnnv Pip?. J.UdcWorU iTiir.v wn.ii ::ot nuiis.' T.l.lV Wil.l. NOT CU.VCK, I' [.very ri.11 Cuor.nUi'tl, !<;otn n c\\^\ pir tt-. JihI rv'ineiii'ioriui la.k eir . \ '"S;« Bran J" Pipes " ' Kor Sale at the Club Cigar Store ! AV, A. IKCKAM, Prop, Phono 91. • • Kerniij, 11. C, . " 50 Ooo-.3: Woods- men wanted by The 10! k "Lumber Co. Apply sit tlio, O.fErcu or at. IIoh- 1110 r. The Bk Lumber CoM Fcrnic, li. C. STI Nonci'i, 'KOTICIt TO CONTRACTORS. 1 The contrncVom of Pernio will plcane tnU notice that After April m, |ijo6 the Curptntcrs nml .loin mm of Kernie I.ocal 1330 will tic. mand four dollar* (4.00) for eight (8) lionrs'- work. W. A. CONNRMi, Pre&lilcut, U. TI. of C. h J. IT. I3M, Tcrnle. MinariVn I.liiinn-nt Cnrt'H Distemper. In the- mutt'. eif the- Art ivf.pretinj; I'tTlalii Wurku ii- ami live;!' ii'itniii-iiav* itjiililo wntiT", hfliit,' Chnpter 33, It, S. C, ifiKh, NOTICM Is lii'i'i'',iy"j;lvi'n Hint, unu imiillh after date an appliculiuii will liu iiiu'lu lo tliu. Onvi-riinr-iii-Ciiiiiii'lf liy lluk-.s Hiiii;.stiiu Kus'i and .l"St'|ilt IWlitii'le: 111 i.'i •, s.ili.Ull,1, 11I1 iV,i;.lllt>i al I'I,kiitoitili, ii. the I'nuiiH't' ul llrit- isli Coliim'ii.i, t.inh.r t!ie' li::n n.iiin- <»! Uiihh Urns, ami Cuinpi'iiy,' iiiuler the provislciitM 01 tin nlimv A.'l for permission In roii.sli'iiil i1,i,iis, huriiii.'i and oilier impirveine-nts (or loeiejilnJ and saw iiiilltnji ]jiii-|!nsi's in Kodti-n- ay River in fvnilh ICast Knoitniiy, llritish Coliiir.liin. The plans <if the vvtuls prnpnail to lit- e'nusini.-till and 11 iii"tiii]iliuii n| the Kite tlietrol Hnrc hcen "deposited With llie llr-.ii.ti.'r of I,:iml TiiK-. ,il NVls.'in, 11. C.'niiil with tlio Miitister •if 1'uMic Vnr:.i< at Olt.'.w.i, tlntniio.- \\'.']V. (U'Ul), S'"li<it<.r fir t's<- Ai'-iIi.'HiU Dntr.l ,'M fi.'iil-roiil-. H t" . «ltl<« Ji>i iliy "f IKttitiUr, A. U. iy*'.. • -•31 T^B»ta«s^.«,hp^«rtra^auv^.t^^^.^^**«^-^^-^ft>1IIM:B^S!SKBm^iKW*-;« i'.-,^. *:^v«pt,T.-sv:r.*:^?:^fe;SM.-ii'"A*'iMrk,."J«, y c- #i ?>-. 1 r-T-i*** THE FERNIE L^pog<^. FSRNIK, H.C. JANUARY 5, 1907 FREEDOM.OR SERVITUDE , {: THE ISSUE'\ , -, - -(Continued from.P"ag«-2.)" ' -. into ihe^Aiiieiican niarkeV.-- As'U-.Uj'i ' "ter. of fact, the great bulk of American ■ securities cuce held 'in Kuxope have bejut sent back-'to'the liui-1 States end the 'money recalled; ami *.u consequence thereof tluei'great" Kitinn.g c..nctrns'vof tHei -.United Stale* have all Utica, ,N. Y., on .November 1st last, Hon. Elihei Root, secretary of. .state at Washington,"',the'1 ablest lawyer "in the i United --;- States today, .• and ^-a statesman -. a-s well;'*started'.out to' e-iiu'incrate1 sdhie of "the evilsHh'at had to be met by.'iMr:' Roosevelt.and his cabinet He said:-- " :-;:S : The managers o£. many great . corporations, not satisfkel with-.the natural increase, of '-'successful' business, have enormously increased their cap- their funds occupying.-'tlic position '»f ka]i-,atio„ beyotiel'"either, theif invest- a sponge to this watered "flood. The problem of! watered stock exceeds alt'oilier questions'today as far r.s this Continent is concerhid, find while we have- statesmen in iVs.o.v. ■ try \vho\say that watered ^t?":k is ff 110 account, we" beg tb iHiiiit 'out •■ o Mum thaUth: inodern public man now soiiuwhit " prevalent in" the United States, ijnen like Klihu Root, secretary of^stule^Governor-elect Hughes, (if New'- York,' and President Koose- 'veil, lal.er'<iuit-',11 different view. ■'Ilu uUonie'-gx'nerat^ifi the Dominion. of.:Cauaela, the .lion'. .A. D. 1, ■ Aylcsworth,, who is also minister-'of justice, 'and who has long been busy as a corporation 'lawyer,- has, -since he..l:oit'oHice, declared that watered st: ck is of i:n»'concern' to the people e.f.. tliis^eountiy'r''' , - AS TO CAPITAL STOCK. A. lb' Ayleswo'rlh iir House of Commons .lui.o 4, lyofi: .1, - . ".? .► I may stani'iuiwMiow this'question of capital stock: that'is-put before the house strikes me. I see no difference 1 etweeii ' llu .proposition .that the company wiil inve,st a certain amount 'of money iti 'works'within Canada-, fiul the proresition that. some, wealthy individual will cUr so. Surely it makes >-no dil'ev'ence. tb 'the country whether5 the'money, coincs from soine single person 01 frbm.semic hundreds of thousands of-persons,. Then what ' would1 aiyone say if a'niati came'before this., parliament . offering,, upon 'the conditions' 'named in the charter of a private company,! to invest •'for o-.o,ooo: in Canada? Would .that ■ be (.'■ ■ - - '''i. ,■ ■■■ •" •> -,''» treated as % menace'to'the country.': It semis to liie that we hayco. no peril to fear i/'we'fix'anv amount we I ^l . . . r , - ehoose to mention as the limit of the- amount pf slock'which the company may have power to issue.; -• ■ ' AS TO WiKROWINtt POWERS. A. • lb >Avlecwortli in House of Commons June 4, !9o5. * ,.' .■* I may, be greatly heterodox in these matters,"but I confess I cannot see my objection to the company having the most unlimited borrowing powers •-if thev ,cau bud anyone to lend to" the.in. ■>/ »„ -din-oprnuiL—n inns-iO-jiiwin=v— «■■- "ie. iple?., " . „ , Mr. ?..Ayl«.worth—I -have ■• never thought that money "lenders ' wanted any special, protection. No.one -will leiid these people money unless he.is sMislied will- the securities, they - ol- fer niul- also satisfied that they have the right to''borrow, An individual h;s uiilimitei borrowing powers, wh\- ,,'should'; not a body incorporated .by the law have similar powers. ., We do not. desire to even appear as misrepresenting Mr."Aylesworlh, and ;if he does not appear to touch there a i issue (that' of allowing companies lo.jvater slock and to load .the servie-'j ' concerned .with uuueeessury dividends) it was because lie eliqse to rather evade it nu'd to ignore the public's interest' and to shield' hini' self behind "the money, lender." lint an exai'uiiiiitiot. of the debate contiguous deafly shows thai it was pre- si tiled.to him Now let ns te. come to u great pub- lie lawyer who docs 'appreciate the tiioriiiqiisiicss of the interest that the public have it: wtitettd stock. At ln'tint or the.value"of their .'-'jjroperty fairly..' tis&i~ in -business. "Much of the watered stock has'been sol-el to ■ innocent investors,- much of it.has been seemed -. by llit managers themselves through'- variciis' devices . for. insufli- cient consideration. These greatly excessive capitals anil the necessity. .of, the paying of- interest upon thci'n have stood as barriers 'against, the; reduction of transportation on rates or ,lhe prices of products to a point which would secure a fair business return.'! '■ ' ' . - '"'>'•' ■'■■''".. ',J.el us quote, in closing, the words of an able American, Rev. Lyman Abbott, in a recent .number of ,'1'he Outlook dealing' with this very rpeech of Mr.' Root: '.. ."i" , -Mr, Tvlihu Root's speech" at Uljca deserves to take rank among ■ the niasterpieces ,of ■ forensic eloquence. We refer to it -litie, however, neit because if is 'a great oration; but because it- eotilaitvs the clearest,•• simpjest . and t'nost concise' slate-meut wc lla've*"seen of the corporate ■evils with .whichjthe Fc-elcral Goveiniiient has undertaken t-j.dear, and, of' the. measures '.whicli the Federal Governinent has titkcn to correct them:' Mr. Root doe's •'. not eondcuiu corporate w;ealth;-.,. what he coiidenins is the'course which -in'ahv ■ - * . ' great icQrporations. have' taken: i.- -To restrict production, .lower the' price of raw-material,:and raise.tlic. price' of the lini'shcd" product. 2. .-To, crush out' '"competitors' by unfair'' coinpeti- titton, espccialh •'by obtaining-unfair rates1 from the' railways. 3. To combine'-with the railways ,in; sequfiiig special favors,-by whicli .the.big corporations a have driven 'fheir '..weaker competitors to .tne wall. 4. To create ,; fictitious values 'by, watering stock, and the consequent jinjustie* tov the couimunity which has growu'out of the supposed'necessity of'. paying interest' upon the- watered stock. ,5.:- To keep secret' their administratieVn, mV.kingJ rcdresi-i .through the -courts almost ■ impossible. 6. 'Added lo the'se evils is'the unw'illmghess or inability of 'tlies>Statcs'0to-deal with sucli cor-- ]ior.\tions;' Mi: Root" does not 'men- .tioiirAvliat—we—rf<ra.i!il_asJ*jOHC_rjQf Uic_ greatest evils—tlm tenelency of such. great' combinations of wealth" to cor- rupti'the political administration* 'of the state (and, let us interject, of the municipality) by direct" or indirect bribery. • , ;. . .- Conceive, if you can, in the light of Viur experience in Toronto, -with our present electrical companies, or of Hamilton with the. Gibson outfit, what would be the political situation in this province, the municipal 'Situation in every municipality in this province, wit'i a great 'big hundred million dollar (hnjl J water) merger, owning all Mui light, heat, power, street railwnv utilities, controlling the press, controlling the aldermen, controlling the -provincial government end taxing lis they see lit-^up to the very 'straining point—all of us,- It would be ti! servitude more galling iliair that which ancient conquerors 'imposed on the unfortunate victims Vf their, war lust.-'-Totonto. World. plicable toTcrnie and existing eoiidi- ttons^lier-; a> ti < rgh the writer Hvi :1' in our midst." '; , --It.is the pernicious dominating of everything, '"through cheap araermeii and other officials, ■ w-hiclin*fpolirting everything until a prcnieditateeV crini- iftal can get'-elear of piiiiishiiwiit|while innocent people"; who dare .to'1- ejppose this "public lepre--sy are draggcil to prison ,rti..fi.lsc. charges preferred; by the. lowest '.scum-.pk the social world. When will the end---come? •>•£-' - —- o~ '■' " . " ■- "TAKK-xtrncK."?'/ ■ We -puJdiidi simple,1 straiglit tcsti- nicnrils, not press agents' interviews,- from well-known people. From all over, America they testify to'the merit* of MINARD'S-. LINI- MKN.T, the best. of. Household Remedies." "' '- -' " '•' MI.N'ARD'S f.INlMKNT,' CO., T/TI). Minard's I.iniment Cures Garget in COWS. . ' ' ■'l,' ;. ■>. ;,; ?t,~i'!"'"' ,'. Minard's Liniiiient Cures Diphtheria. it " ' ~—o ,...-.• .<■ nurvk:' * ''\ I.azy..I.arry—Say,- lad}',*. Vuv dat .hungry I don't know what ter do. I ain't.had iiothin'.—=. '" "•'" V •* • ;: ■>-• 'Sirs. Goodheart—Walkartitujel to.tlte kitchen, poor man; and'you"shall', be 'fed. - . ■■!■ * V*'. ■■■ , -. ' ta/.y I.arry—-Aw, say, dal's apurty long walk, 'la'lfy-j. couldn\t .'yer.haiul.it' out. here jist if \yell?—-The Catholic Standard'Times. < .'V' ''- *•-■ ■•'■- ' TRY THIS Fhlt'YOUR1 CtlUGTI.' "To relieve a cemgh'to; break ■ up v.a cold in twenty-four hotir.i, the ;Vl- .lowing.- simple fori'imia",'-'the ingredients of which can be obtained of any good '.prescription druggist-i at^'siiiall cost, . is all that" will be required: Virgin' Oil of " Pine "(Pure),- one-half ounce; .Glycerine, .:■ two ounces;, 'Good Whisky,' a half pint. Shake well and take in teaspoonful doses, every: four hours.'' The desired results can not" be obtained unless the' ingredients are pure. It is therefore better to pur- chase-;thc ingredients ■ separately : 'and prepare the. mixture yourself. Virgin Oil--of Pine' (Pure) .shoiiiebbc purchased in - the original ,half?ounce vials, which'druggists buy for dispensing. Kach vial is securely.. sealed in a round-1 wooden case which protects the oil from exposure to light: » Around the i wooden case is an engraved wrapper with' the name—."Virgin Oil ol Pine ' (Pure)"—plainly ••.printed, thereon. There, are,, many imitations and" cheap productions, of: Pine, but these sac ilt-iHtili.^ £T> *■'•> *'•* \U\ia \1* vV i\U \f* *.W> \V *»/ *V «1»*t+ «S. *J> \l* vf/ *x* \V A writer has stated there are "only iw'o really bad th'Dge on earth- sin and biJe. Misdirectedtaiction , is sin.: Misdirtc.ed bile'iabiliovis-' ':: ncss.' When ytu are bilioufs' 'I every thoygl t pt> focd-noay..bu. rauseoup.' JLtyer'y time 'ttie-'room;' gets wkrm you may feel-sick N If ycu tjhink of ibod—sameresult.. if' yculhurry or move .quickly—, tame wretcred ■'eeling!-' .Head-. .ach«; turning off with vomiting spells are also marked symptoms.' £11 this arises .'from misdirected . b.lp/* imt: erfect. liver .aqtion,- and • Li er'ns cure thete symptoms as "surely as the day follows night I Mrs. Tong, of lleilfc.fciys:—"I suffered f 10111 hiliousiH»s for*jieiirS J„. Sometinies I. was so bud. I positively eoiild -not"mind ! ■ -Semes of.remedies proved idtogctlnT unequal to a. euao so'bnd kn mine. Uilenns, ■■'',' lmwevei\ to my delight efficted a bomplute cure, and what. ia-better.Jit,ill.;IIittve3ifcvei had an'v bilitnisiittiick bincb!" -'""' -A F.MGUS Pr.UilCLH CUnLD. ' .) . - •_ ; 2 1. . . 1 '' . Mr! J. Wright, of Weber Street, Ucrlin, Out. ie piotn iicut iiiusiciun, foinioily a incniLcr nt thei fainoiiH Kilty's Hand', gives hia tea- linii'iiv to liilvnns. ' .. . , . _ Ho savs:—'• 1 BufiYriU.; fpr .yeaj*"' witji I'.il I'lisno h rend Headache*.mid Fjtent I11111- diols ntVdolluni on Uoclora and Fo-ealled leinedies.. From this expenditure, however, 1 got ,110 be-iu-lit and bad abourrglvi-n up indespuir when a friend.ndviBud niCi.tQ. try Uileuns. 1 did so, and the lirst box seemed tndon'ie son.egood; so I porseveroel with this reii.edy', and th:eo boxes woro audi- cioi.t.to cil'ro 1110 completely.'.This testi iiionial i" entirely „ . t in'any. erera."-If I THE HOME BANK OF CANADA J, i. 11 .i.ir , Iti. «iim<h § ■ Watch,jt Increase, ah you have Vo 1110 completely.",,^This testi- ulirely iihjtonettpeji, aijcb Jot* have niyjperinissieiii to use it in'an^.way which' won d benefit fellow Btiffe: y vTRY If you mo one or.ly.q create nausea, the-desired- results. aijd never effect -26 Tlicy arc a certain cure for face ami *Mn raslicn, eonstipn- . . llllcaim a-c oliUelna'i'o from nil di-iwgl*l'<i al 3flc. aliot. P"'iniliBCitirtn', hllioinncM. lieailnulip. Iihmil liiiiinrltlc;, face, ...— , „ , „- tio'i. p les ileliilUy.. f. ni.ile nibii.-iit-. nml lfie«.iai'il w. rheunin 1^"..^iT' " "' mid ki'ni-t- coiniilainl. nml a 11 iiiienl* leil-lnp from iiii|io«"Cct On* wrcVion ' 1 a"l li'iUioii. Post free fi 0111 llio U.lean Co., Toronto, upon vccelpt of price, or 6 boxes for §'-'.S0. asfflEgsamam ,,.-. 4 r to ;do wiUi 'a .Savings- "Account^ is to start it and. 'keep it. going—then .watch it- grow. Doesn't- take "loiig for it to count up to a. considerable amount—then yon see the advantage—the wisdom of saving. "-'?' - ' 1$ Opens all Account with The Home Bank of Canada j. m. , Marshall; Mgr., Herrtlc Branch *■:■ f II- , C! '-1 - »■ .,- a^!4^«:>>:^^^ *i\*i%n\ *i\**v*i\/4v<4v<4\ *t\ *S?l\*&\ The:^ Elk Lumber G®.,. LIMITED. Oiniensipiii^ Flooring^ Siding, .Finishing Lumber and 1 ■ • ll®uidiiig6.: All oui stock is last.years cut and weli seasoned., BOOTS.* SHOES RUBBERS OVERSHOES MOTS GLOVES SOX AT STRIKE PRICES, W. R. McDougall • The. Shoemaker ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦$ ♦♦♦^♦d ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^ "' ■ '■ <► For SaBe! NAPANEE.; Hotel, Fernia T. WBieBan, ^sfiiiager ; A pleasant home for' tlio traveller. Kooins reHerved by who. '• ;-*' raincs All tliis whicli was written for Tei- nniln un I (itiliirto readers Is ns (ti>- DOMINION HEAT CO. Ltd. ■WE ".■'■.,.";:'■' HaVc sold .out our.'stock ot Christmas Pojjltfy and Mdnls, consequently, shall.have a frcsli... / fori New Year. It will be first class, 'Dominion quality, that of course means " A No. 1 Upland Hay for, sale at S7.50^-^pci ton/ R 0. B. Ca'yiajv^AI;^. . Ciias. H. Howard,/ ^ ,, . Cay lay, Alta". Crow's Nest Electric Supply Store n All kinds of Elccinenl Goods kept in stock. All work Guaranteed • John Turner, Prop. TSE THE DOMINION MEAT CO, Ltd. 60 • YEARS' * EXPERIENCE THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000. :^ Reserve Fundi $4,500,000 ■ * ■"'. °: HEAD OFFICE,.TORONTO ! 3.E. WALKER, General ManaKdr ' ALEXi LAIRD, Awt. Gen'l Manager BANK MONEY ORDERS ISSUED AT THE FOLLOWING RATE8: v ■$5 and under....' "....'; 3 cents ' Over $5 anet not exceeding$J0...... 6 cent* "' $10 "• " " $39 10 cenu $30 "$sp. 13 cents Trade Manio i. Oeiions COf^fHIOHTO &C. Knttint n«ndlii( a tk^eli (ind 4 licrlptlnn rnn, ' qulnklf Mcamilii our opinion ft46 whuther mi liiTWHloii li iirnlmlilf pnloJi(uti'«L,Coiiimuiili'i«. tlnu« •irioljy roiiurtmitlnl. HANG RQDK on r*te»U ' -111111 frflfl. Olitoit nunnry for unlnrlnif p»t«nti. 1'ittqnU Uk«u ihrouuli Mulill kCn.ttcuWc •IWflalfwXic*, without oliuriio, lit! These Orclerfi am Payable ut Par at any office in Canada of a Chattered Dank (Yukon excepted), and0at the principal banking point* to the United States.. ■■ NUGOriABLI AT k HXID RATK AT THE CANADIAN HANK OF COMMERCE. LONDON, ENG. They lorm'an eitcelleht method' of remitting small sums of money with f\>riiie BriincliDSQ * remitting and at small cost money with safety. G. S. Holt, Mnun^or <%**fr^'*%w*s^'ML>***^%>%**wk. nun %f» - entra Sovorn, - - •» Proprietor Well furnished rooms, The tahlc. is Mipplied with the best the market nffeinls. The liu i liepiorH and cij^nr.s. ! is suuplicd with th* best wines, %%%%^sy%'%%^^syv%.'V%^> v%% a\to\y\?%l'%w%%*> • Make yotir-wife happy by buy- | ing a Steel-Range of J.«D. Quail Scientific jftnsricatt* A hsuiliiomslr lllaitr»taii wook ,'#, T.nriioit «lr. latlon of »lir 10161111110 Inurnel, 'I'uiiiii,IS s i four montln, |t> Buidlirall tiflwoiMlerx. INN ^Co.3o'»:"^« >Nbw York culitlnn raw ' \ o *> o o o o Satisfaction Guaranteed or money refunded 11 A', ' ii n.. m tvm/M. miMBBsam'—" i~uju A. C. LIPHARDT .' Gioes The Best oft Satisfaction in iWatch iS: Jcicelery Repairing NOTICE n ■ 1 ! , Notice is heircliy jjlvcti tlml (io(lay.s Iter (lute, I InUJiil to apply to tlu> Hi it. Cli'ef Cciiiiul.ssli.na' of I.aiul.s nml Woik'H for a npuciiil license to cut i lid carry away liinl:cr from the following dj.scrlkd laiuls situated on thu Ko'oU'iuy Ulvisr. Nuilli lCusl UooUiiay uUtrict. ,s ' Ko. i .'-Comiiieiticing at a post lili.nU'd m t)u> ('list nI<1.> of tliet Koot- itiay river, nlioiit two niilus north ul tlus norilunr bounilnry ol Lot 45>ji) tU.ncc .4ft» iliifm nortli, tlicncu Ko eh.iins weKt, tlicu'cciSo vhuia.i south, ih.ne'u Ho eluiUH ciunt, to place of roMmencvnifUli 1' l. • 0. \L R.HOUI/fON. OctuUr 4lU,, MJ06. ♦^♦♦♦♦♦^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^^♦^♦♦♦♦♦♦^♦♦^^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^ •i.intu.lH'eiiiuUt. c. ii, c. non/ros'. Oclolur 4lli, I'M,' Ko. /\.~Coimiii-iu,:n^ at a .wi pliiiitid ut t1i,i nuilli riiM nuii.'i' eii fjilllll No, ,1, tll.ll.'L' Hii illiiill.s lluvlll, llJIie'u lo ill.titl.i Vii:.'l, til, II i' H'lill.iiii'i soii.il, ill. life f'o cli a ill-. wi'St, lo lihu'ei Of' I'Mlllll.'lia'llllNI n irlli w.Ht I'Diui'i' of Limit No. (>, th sire Na elnius n:>rlli, thcucc So iliaili» wi'St, lh.ii.e- Hn'elniiiin soiilli. tllL'l!!** Ho ilin'iu cast, to pliici! o' I'OllllIll'lllTllllTll. S•'■ O. II. O. HMTI/rON*. Octol.cr /|tti, W*. i), ii, t**t \* n i *v. DiUlur .,-jL. J',- XMAS. CX)ODS XMAS. GOODS for the Young Folk For the Old Folks ! AT — : The Palace Drug Store H» f. McLean, Mgr. I No. ?.—Coiiiinvticln^ at a post plnnted at thj soiilhwcst coiner flf I.itnit No. I, th.nce Ho chains south, tli.iuc Po »U.iiri.i V.'Vil, '.lleUt'i 8f ihiiim north, th.ncv 8o thair.. cast, ti» l»liHei nl eoUiiilvtUvlilvUl. O. H. O. IIOUIJON. Oclolcr 4tb, im/i, No. 5,-CrtKinrnf'n/, nt :» "'-.w plnliU'd at i!i.i liu'lh v,v-.t*et.iinr .»of Limit No, .1, ill mv ■•'• ilnin. iwirili, ill.n«v in ill i.ii • u>l-i, it" "'i v .vi eii un. Dlltll, lll.U.e: HO ell.l II. e..O»t, lO pliil'M of coliiiiiiiicciii.nl. :' (1. II. li. r.UliJ.TON'. Octol.cr 4ill. Vt*>it. No. S.-Coiiiimtcinj nl n post li'nliti'd i ii-' It sir iiiilu cast ()f tile 11 1(4il n..il eiilli.l i^ i.illni .iiu. t, ih j.v. ."" Jn;a. Jn-Jlh, llin.i' K-'1 ih.iiiu }Vi>t( tli.ncu Ko eluini sutitli, t!; lief >'•► th tins fast, lo olace ol nilliiin'IH'i'lll.nt, (',, v.. C. H0til,Tt»N, VKStlMT 'i'iJ'I, 4Si'*'. 4t*'H*,H''i!-****^M--ft4'^4-*4^44'H-H^j. Fort Steele Brewery Co., Ltd '■• !- 'I j. FFR NIH, B'C. Brewers-of Extra Fine Lager Beer an (J Aerated Waters, lotted Goods a Specialty. «• i • « s « s ■r t ^^hhhlH^^^^hX ,*f»?*^^»f*H?»'fW'f^»f«|»»H.«« e'Jllins men:. O. II ' Octolicr 4th, i<j'i6 north to |iliuc (if coiiiiiien.'.' 0. JinUl.TON. N,). II.—tloilltlii'tlcillH ill ;\ pnsl |)lniilwl at tit j north wi-u emu;-! o' l.illlit No. in, tll.lUe' Hn ell.iills w»"<1 tit.net Ho eluiiH Mituli, theiin- K" elinlns cast, thimv >«> ili.tins n,,r It lO |llllCl! Ol I'OlllllllMHl'llll'lll. tt. ii. c, i«in/roN OctoUr 4th, I'jiio. No. 3,—CoiniixtiiiHjj at a ]ioNt lAuTiUd (Mt mile noiili ol Mmit Ko a. tJuiice; Co i.Iia.:n, so'ith. tluni-c J(f>' (luis* wtit, thenm V** thjintnbrih. lh tire Ho eh;i«i uist, to )>\.tci! o( No '■ — t'liiiini ii.'ii" id fi J'nit ttlantvd nl «h.» norih v.iM .mn-.-r of '.imit No .'„ tli-'f" '" • h.-n- »' ''Hi, tli.n.u ■'•" ih.ii!>1> u. stj Hi n.i. t<> <lnins so'ith, ih-r.i.- :•' «hilii e-.ist, to pine.! of i< iinirii.iiti n;. o. 11. tv uon/niN. Iieli/Hr ,".tli, 1 "'>. No. 13.--Coiiiiiiilicinjt al .t i«>*' pluntcd at the.' tioith went eoilu'r «' I.imi'v N0. 10, tlmuM h<> eh.itiis «>-v. llmi'c fin cli i<nt tKitili ih'iii-i" H'i ilixini cant, th ncc Ho ilnin-. tmiub to ]ilsri! of roiiiiiicniTin ill- O. II, «. HOUI.TUN Oclolxr 4th, i«j^>- CHOI'S TlSNDGtt AND SWUUT. Our e^kojis will tickle U»> palats of • *t~ l|.ill«\ ta^ Abl. *ui h/* UM) W*.*J 1>1^. \t\tf, iVllI No. <*.—Loiimiiiiciiij ut » li'ciiUil onu I111II mih tii.it of the n-.nh west roinsr of I,imit No. 8, ii iu<> 80 ilt.tint north, th.Oee &> ihi'm wist, lhi-n:c Ko di.tini south, ili.iii'v H>> ehiiitis iBJit, lo otacv of e-.'.lFlin.-lif. 01, nl O. H. O. MOriJON. Ocl\\\n .1th, KKA. No. n.--Chimin rn in,- sii .1 plant-.d ,a liu n nlh u«'M iorii.-r , I I.itnlt No. ««', »h n.c H<> thiiin north ,7„ thit.c Ho ch;i:nt tost, ih nev H< ih-iiiu Louth, th.nu-.Ho ih.iin* west, to fiUcc of cniiiiiiiiitvtiiint. Cf. 11. 0. iion/rnN. tkld^r 4th, I';**'- TiiUii from the best stock obtain* side, *nd lawfully cut «ovI triiniiKd, __, j tbjy lunuol fail to ulcase you. I" l I Our nu-hts iirf nil thoiec. and the "' ' (irt'.ci arc no liiglur than you 'it iy }ijy l«r Iiiwer-j;ni4< Mlh.'f u. instk<tin^ '.'mi- No. 7 |i1,<h'.m1 .—Co 'inn. n .11 Itili ■it -,\ \'i»i 1.1 1 <»( tli' No. io.--Com»Kncing ^■1 K'«d *m mile wtit Ut M O'llt <4 th.- n..itlt u-iM w»ii<i fit l.lmtt No. 0, tliin-efio .hiiri-, i.kit, lli-ncv 80 t,!uini souilt, ih n e; 50 etiiiiiii west, thince Xo No. 1-1.—Cowiik n< in;>( .nl a imM jilanird st the Miiilh west min r «it Limit No, Jo, Jli.ne.- *»' «lum- with, th rt« M ihtin-. u%i, (h n.i fo ilvi'r. notth. ihn-tf Ko ihiin. Wi!*t, to |il»Kir ol funiiH.nccimnt. O. II O. HOVLTON , OrtqUr \\h, iyA. P. Burns A Co., Fornlo PRIVATE BOARD ' by the >tock or month, Mrs. Clark Minsrd « Cows. V- rfllnt Ave. Onnottlt* ihre Hull LimmtDi C«r«s Oar^*t t» »■->(-■■ . fHEFERNI;E,LED3i<R,PERNt£, -.B.C. ./JANUARY '5, 1907 ~x> / THREE IN ON'E FAMILY.. -,. Cured of Skm Disease bv Zara-Buk". .Once more -£ain-Buk| the/great'herbal balm, has been proved .'vastly superior- lo ordinary remedies, and has cured where ■ other preparations"" had signally failed.'- Three children in one family have been- beak-el by- il. Thi:; not only'shows the power of Zam-Buk but <;Oes to prove.how beneficial its pure herbal ingredients are' to -Uic delicate skin of children. Mrs. .T. O.'llates, ofjuirk's Falls, it-ports the case- referred to. She says: "I tal.e\,j{reai;pleasure-,iiV'-rec- ommcndimr ../ani-Huk ..as_-a etire" "-for .skin disease. 'My three children were - i.ll broken oiit- with -sores'.' on- fftce, liiinds and fe,-'..-.'Thi-ir coneliiinn .was. pilable, and although I tried various (intme-nt.s and salves, they, did-' not se:m to be"ab!i'"to gel,at tlie_roof of th; evil, ,aud' the .s'ore's'conliiiiit-d ' lo, sprea-d. One <lay I ^saw^r report in a; loeal newspaper, telling how beneficial! Xin-lliik was foe skin diseases, ulcers, etc. I got a supply of the baliii aod ' applied it ' t.i the' children's sores. • Almost 'immediately the-y got relief,, abd, the sores \,began lei heal.. *AU though the skm-disease had'defied all the s.ilvc-s I hail previously tried, ■ in one week Xaiii-ltuk overcame ;, the" trouble, and today, llie children have not a pimple cc spot or. mark of dis- e.ise-on their skin. -For-.this grand result I have Zam-Hiik to thank. It is a splendid healer.'-' . .-.,.' Zam-Iluk" is thus shown to be' alto- ' gelher different and superior to orelin- arv remedies. • II. is a healing baliii compounded from saps and-essences of the linesL known medicinal- herbs.- It has high aniiscptic "power, killing djs- e^se-genus which settle'on sores ard rrupliotis, etc ;-and, which setup fesl,-. iii„r> bloeiel poison and suppurrftion. Il cures ec/.unn, skin rashes, cuts, burns, bruises, abscesses,0ulcers, ncne,"blackheads,., ringworm,' blood poisoii, etc., 11 he.ils cracked and chapped hands, cold sores, etc -As an eii.ibrocation it- is also widely"usedr ami gives speed: relief in case ■ of niiircular rheumatism',1" sciatica, etc' Rubbed'-' on-, .the chesi in case.-, of'colds,, it.re.iovcs the. tightness anl" aching. ,' All druggist's' sell at''50c. a box or may be obtain-. - ed post free from' the Zani-lUik Co., Toronto,,, lip-11 receipt- of price; six boxescfor S2.50 Send one cent sj.nmp ,' for, dainty trial "box, "' ' . t- ., —o •■ '■■ • • ANOTMKii UIG COAT. I.AXI) M\AT, on Don't;, forget' our ■ Celebrated . Griffin'. Brand Sugar Cured Hams ancT Breakfast 'Bacon. Arrives weekly. Try some and be convinced that it is. ihe Best on the mnrlrrt -"^f^ Pay Cash and Keep Debt in the Background. m 1. "~■"'iTast—wre!. - At 7\intx-aml""G"—Tt"~ Scolf closed a deal with .the \Ye.s' Canada Collieries Co, by which,. lln fi.;o acres l.t'irngiug to those', twe geulKmcn, and which covers." twi' mile.-i of the coal seams near Hlair more, upon which the first locatio'm of the West Canada Collieries is. located, , is trail-ferred'to the big'company. ' - - ' The. consideration was the snug iiflle snni' ol $7,s,r/i!i, which goes if these Uvo po] nlar. old Fernie 'boys Our city will .soon be a 'comm'tii'iity of coal ban us, hilt'such Jiiiroijs ni, SUM/, and Scott . wcu't do us nuv iiarni,' 'I'lu moro of litem thi', mix rier. " • This whole Cr'ow'.s Nest Pass v r.rpidly oVvelr.ping into one prolonged coal mining camp, and leu inori years will ,s.'i- live .times ns, iniinj iniuers working in the mines than ar- now hi work. Messrs. Muf.',,and S,cottvare t\ynvo' llie most .C'litciprising.. citizens, aiii' lln' money they have finiuli', on thi; ile.il will lie.'put to'wopk"'auii will Ir'." eiriiing, for its owners more dollars and the citv will roup its'1 shave of th' benefit Unit nimble dollars are to ; re .11111111111'v. "\ arts [ADIES Coats arid Now and up-to-date. LADIES -'-. : '-', .- Underwear and HosierV" The inadc-to wear kiiul. : 'mens '.;;., v../- '">■:-.-;--' Underwear and Sweaters The Best tln>t is. "■■.;'/> MENS \ y .""".,;.'';"•.; " Overcoats* and Reefers The sort that fits. *nm*oi*»iBwiMnHn*Mka*i*aB^*M*«*»»«M*f*H^ Overshoes Rubbers "'■'';/(' Cardigans " The Best made. world-widj in.its interests, and lis no axe to grind. The annual sub- -tcriplion include.-, lejofi Caricatured, a most intcrtainiiig review of the' past year. Sample■ cop,,' free of charge to any address.- Tlio . annual subscription price is $i.5'i, and the publishers are John Dougall ,S. Son, of Montreal, KINO KINVAKI). CENT A WORD ADS CLASSIFIED , .ADVERTISEMENTS Minder -.this'heading instcrtcd at the rate of one cent, a word each insertion.- , "■ ■ ■ r WANTED WANTED—A good girl for housekeep- ing-pApply to Airs. J. li, l.awry. , A HAD 110V l\ Sl'SDAV.SCIIOOI,, "Speaking (,j i,n<l boysv!/- HaidAVU'.' C.'Miller, Sunday stliool .|irgaiii/i'i; o Jli-trnil, "ami' llu- Inn in they do", I ii nieinl.er .an iiililns-- that I mice mad. in a Ih'lruil school, I bi'g;aii my nil' d ess by'.'t'|Ue'slio'niiig"'"il'i'e''i'lill'di,i'ii. ' '' " 'CliildiVih'-'I-sa'iil, 'in; I look ill yniir hiig'ut, hnppy fat;vs this-nllev liiinii, I wniidt'i' what ki'iiu lalk I villi iibntii tljal will interest ytr inosl. Alayly Voll liili .suggest wlni' I :dinilil i'i!k aljotil, 1 'Ciiii'i one o1 llusi ile in, smiling►hoyn, oi(« of thrs. It'll l-ll.fl.e-,I, cli^'iliy gjils, lell tin what 10 lalk nlwii'it?' "Tli.re w.i< i<;; ri"»i'ioiisc.. "I pi iiitetl my linger towiii'ds a hn! ill !l divliilll I'lU'lllT. " 'Vim, my-child," I said,"''yon tell nie \1l11l I shall s.iy to you-inniglil. "Thr l.nv i.; 11 high, tlitii voice re pliitl' " -« • ' , " 'S.iv nothing and sit down.' " nine 1,11 \\itn-. Ai< 1 ii'i,»-,;». A WivMy Ktpiiiil of Art ii Irs mid farl'Mtn-i linn I.«-;iditi» .InurnaU iiinl Hiviiws lU'lliiiing "tin' Cntniil Thought of Hoih Hi :iiis|iliii'('K. "Weilil Wide" is a in.irvtl of inler- i"<l'mid i1ic,i| v.css as a..high-tins'* it- It-lie: il will 11 inpitre (avonildV witli tine tiling ut soter.il times its, prire, V'i 1 ihi' sm.ili sum nl om- ib ill u r and ft lm'f it hrinpf. every weeV for n yeir tin- US. 'nttitl** that appear iltiriiit; llu- well, in the trailing Ilrit- ish, Aiiutitjii. .'itul V<in'iyii j.iil.liea- tint-. «»[ course it appenf.i to Ihf. iliin'.in' «liim nl in t-jic.lt cotiimiin!i.\ lli/iet- who w.mf t«» Vnoiv wlial- the u..Mil Hiii.lif. ar.- thinking; but these V, ,11 find it1 il', full" i,[ I'.Uji- I'llte-ttitl'u- iii-irn .ts f.f wi'ib.iii ft is fibsoluttlv C. A, How, Klko. / .. C. K. I'Vbfi',' rincher Creek, Geo. V. Partoii, j\I. Gain, Ilosincr, Win. '.Miirrliiint, Cr.inbrook, ■■ '• \\\ J.' Ni.voii, Spiirwooil. 1', Kelley, Greenwood, ,1. Miller, W. Wil,t-y,' Hexford, ' N. lli'inen, Tiibor. ' ,1. I). Clinic, McTugart, Sask. s ' •Uoht. Straihaii, Micliel. .1. 1'. Kcgnn, llosmer. .las. Jnyci), Koil Slee-le Jet. 'A. I,nrM".i, T. Gibson, .1, Ktrmiinn,' Coiil Creek. Kay'. .Iteyiirlds, .1. llurrick, Wnsh- ugto:i, '■ .1. II, MclViiiild, lllnirinorc. ■V,. Miirshiill, Michel. Ai I). Mi'Di.iiiild, MorrisM-y, • I/.- Kill.:,-, Ilattleford, J,' McGregor, Michel. " (\ Kciint'dy, llosmer. ' WAMJOKK. ' .■.1.. .1. Mi'liituv, Toivy, Muni, .1. <Jiiiiil.ni, WliiU'lish. U. I*). Ikiiiiiiiiiiit, Moose Jaw, ,1, II. Iiocrlc, Spokane,- Jus, Xicol, Coliiiiaii, M. Illy.iu, Maeli-iiil, T. Trunin, Michel, K. A. IVollI. Mis, Dixon, Ihihy -,i||,', .Veil M.is.ni, I,ois Milfoil, Nose - "ole, Margi- Hall, Grace IluUhili- i.ii, I,mi Giiviiough, Miss llixon, Wen. Mixnii, .lissir Mcl'lu-i'ioii, KImil,i Mailin, '.oliir .Miirtin, May McI'Ium- s n, Ht-it l.uug, .Minnie Dilsovt-r, I'l.in'i Iliilsiiad, Jack lliiuliisiiu, Will Hint my, Juvenile tlostiinliiii». II. J. Ciiiiiiiugliam, |I,i'llibridgi', W. J. Cool.-, Michel. \\, ,ii, in.-.,, ii. i.inuii, ivui.k,,, m, y:'t,-!u\ii,\, i; ,v, w.(. Geo. II. Sn.lt, 'Gateway, „ _.0 __„ •- NAPAVKK. A. M, N'oun.'iii ami wife, M. Tiliitphy, Imiiofiiil. .Ii Wiish, S| oka lie. G. I,, ilrotvn, Ilillvanl. Ch.is, Diiulii]! and wife, Culviiiaii. A, II. Cainpbt-ll, N*. li. IWiiiie-ti, IVrlli, V II C. W. Slit'ipard, llosnur, W. A. Wilmol, Scitlle. W->N(TKn -A housework.- ■ servant for general Apply to Mrs. Ilig- -I A. TO LET ItAdjiril.OHS' quarters, two rooms; stei|in beat mid batlt.-CROW'H NKST TKADINGCO., I/1'I). I'M'ttNISllHI) room to rent Jor gen- lU'iiiiin fin'iince, electric light 'and biilli,, Kor pnr'ticulars apply to I.ed- "'ger.dllice, VOU SALD KOR HAlJi-A tjood William's piano. Apply U. Mi'LeRUiiu. l'OW SAI.K-^o lots iM West Kcriiie; easy lerms, ..Apply W. T. Healcy, West 'I'V'i-iliu. VOU SA I<1{—A snap; a six roomed house, well hiiili, with hot mid cold water bath, and up-to-diile electric light lixturi'Ni slum ted clti.se in to ,, l)nsi|ii'.se jmvi of city;' iniist be sold Kouii. l''or piiriiculiirs enquire of Mojl, Son* Cu, - The K.iivu has iiiiin-d out tii-. p,j,- liiililiitt nml se'iit them tu.iiu'. A lii-w i-let'i'o'i ii lo Ik- la-bl Me—in noil v ill have ,i ('o«m1 t <::e pelting a inw p.iili.iiiiiiit ilui uill entry oiil the will .,f the p...pb' and llir Hill 1.1 Will MOTT SOS' ft CO, have insUiieiitms lo loqk out for lwo or three hundred lines- of good hind suitable for fmit growing in Hi... Kimiitiay Valley. This limd imisl be mi situated us to allow of irrigation, either liy gratitv or by a welt-eqiiippetl pnuip. ii'i; pin'lit with un nlmuduiit „imp- ply of water. Improved ramh.-s uru wIllliMf til.'. *eo|ia of tile! itmi'iiclioi*.' Locality; qiiiill'iy of soil and nccesH to wilier I'oiiie before price in the consldiTiiiiiiii of llu purchaser, who In ii piiiiMiiiil fruit grower, mid1 knows what he wnnu. Send us )\i.<: ,it^, j i|ii,wl<sf itnaliiiits and prlresi. "' llAKTI.K'rr IIOUHK, (nriiiirly tlt« , Chirk, the \#s\ Si « day hotel in NclHon.^Only M'hile lulp einployid. s'l. W. i»AKVt,i-iVV, i'tupfictoi. A liot.-l that fiirnisliet tpiiet, commodious ucioniiiift'ilitioii for its pa- iron.^ is n source' iif pleasure- lo Hie ravelling public. Such a oiiei is the King Kdv.avd Hotel, of Kernie, cor- ti.r op|ioAiie pout ollicc, ; LIISdlJTlElID; We wish you a bright, happy and prosperous New Year, and take this opportunity of thanking' our many customers and friends for their liberal patronage during the year that has just closed. We b'olieve this to be an opportune time td toll of the endeavors we have made to cater successfully to your trade. At timeis we have fallen short of our ideals, but would ask you to overlook these shortcomingrs, and accept our assurance, that our best eif or ts as in the past will be put forth at all times to give yoii satisfaction. Our aim has been to make trading at our store of mutual benefit, we ilguring not on how big a profit we can make on our goods, but rather how low a price ;we can sell goods for. /Since changing our business to a strictly cash one it has i ncreased over 400 per cent;; poaitiy^proof, we think, that our customers realize that our prices are right. This large volume, of business, coupled with small expenses aiid no credit losses, enables iis to sell at the low prices we are doing today. Commence ihe New Year well, pay cash for your goods; by so doing you will receive full value for each and every- dollar you spend. Compare the credit method of doing business—how easy to. buy when the goods have not to be paid for at the time, and what a number of things are bought that are hot required. a , .. . - ... - ...... IV '. . " '-^ "' ' ' '' ' When buying for cash it is safe to say that you never over-buy, and that you only buy to fill absolute requirements. Why pay for credit losses, the credit customer who pays his account must also pay his proportion of otherunpaid credit bills. Are you paying other credit.bills in addition to your-own, if so try the cat h system of doing business, and receive one hundred cents worth of value for every dollar you spend. ;Pay cash and the new year will bring* both happiness and prosperity. We Respectfully Solicit Your Business Quality and price combined .liiakes. our grocery department a strong attraction to the careful housekeeper. Sheriff's Jelly Powders •;...'.. ■>....; 3 for 25c 3 lbs.. Gold Dust; .Washing Powder 25c Mb. Packets Pearline... ......;... isc r, 0 ^ • i * t 10 lb. Tins Table Syrup 50c Corn Starch, 3 , packets............. Gloss LaUndry Starch, 3 pkts!....... Cream—St. Charles and Jersey, 9 tins New Quaker Canned Peas per tiii 25c - . 25c ■■ $ 1.6b IOC Our Grocery Special fur Saturday Only Should Interest the value Seeker SPECIAL 6 6 lbs. Turnips -.._. Carrots 3 lbs.' Tetley's Tea »» 25c $1.00 In our Drygoods De'partmenl, the same as others our prices are so close that it does not carry goods from one season to another. To. clear the following lines we offer a discount pay us to of Ladies' Winter Blouses children's and Misses Jackets Infants' Bear skin coats & Bonnetts IO per cent. In cold weather comfort is most essential to perfect health. Any of the following lines are extra good valite and will make,you comfortable. Wool HlnukctM lii Wlilto or -Groy, $.'* to $«..%() ; qomforter«(, $2.a« to $7.00 OoiiiitcriutiiCR, $J.85 to $7.A0 HLMMHIM Gent's Furnishings Our FurmKiying- Dcparmcnt is replete with the best goods that can be bought, and arc sold at the lowest possible prices. Pur Lined Caps in the newest Cloths and shapes, suitable for any wear" •' . 00c to ^1*50 f"*|f<lf.fl<A2g«l£y Wu iiru soli1 linen u fur iliu celolwilcd Cimnk'll ,it Fiiulllcssi Cloihlii|i;t unci|iiiille.l for 'worUmanslilp, style nnJ vdUll III lj$ Hi, Our prii'cs will bo found 10 - lit your \wUot hunk—cxiinilne our slock, , Men's Suits, $0.50 to $25.00 Boys' Suits $:. to $7 Boots and Shoes, sole Agents for Tlio ArtlMtm WoiUIiih: Uoot for Men. Tlio Wnlleaver, Pnckard, lVnvollcr, and Imiiorlnl Fine Slice for Men Tlio Ait, Ko.vnl Purple. Tine Pit uml Walkover for Womoii r i The drowss Nest ! raising .£o« LSsinStcd i NOTICE NOnCIC is lirrcliy jjivrn that nppli- utioii will he UMile t.i the legislative *'vint,|y f,f \\,r I'rniitm- i.f Uritish l'«>hll|if,|,| nt if; i],.\l 'scssfdH for tut «»t t«» iiiinrioralf a r<iiiip.my wild t.uut-1 i(> uiiisUiM, i((iii|i, iitulniuiii (.11,1 npi'tjii' a liiu- «,r linr* of railwav ,^i v| iiwVit-il nr nllicr «!iivr,v wl'h "">' kiml of liuitivf pmwi', fur tin- fiiHVi-y- Aiui: nl piihM'ii|>vrN nml frt-lglit Inmi » |.nint nil llif hi mill fnlk nl IMiclifl Crwli, nt nr near llu-point known ui "'J'lie I,onp" on Uic Crnw'» Ni-sl hi'iiiiih of Uic ufslirii'Divisimi of llu* Ciiiiailinn 1'iuilir Kuilw.iy, in thr I'rovinrc til Itrilisli rolntiiltiit, tliriirr iniiiiiiin jn a .'.oiilhcily iliicilinii up suitl rrick In tluk ltmutlt ol tht; c.isl fork of hitiil crerk, thriirt* ii|> s.riil rust fork of .saiit wnilh fork, in ,m t.istrtly ami MAilhtin ilittttinn to fln» •.tiiiiniit Ijclwciiii s.iiM cfL'i'l; and a I'trihtitAry n( llir riatlicul Wiyir, tlieint' in ii luiillnrly iliti'ilion ilnwn sjiil iri!.ut;irv t.i tin rialiu.l Wi**r, ll.i'iii-i' MintliiTly iiIihik vialil Vlnllii'tid Kivk-r to u point on lite lnurnutiniiiil Hoiuiilury liitwt'fii tin- I'roviii'.'e of Itrilisli Cnlmiiliiit nml the* UnUcd Slnlis of AiiHiic'ii, n i|iNtnii."c of itl.fml lifiy mill's, iiiniv or lyss, Ami ii'itli pnw<-r to cnnsiriii'i, fifier- nto ami nuiinl.iiii all nrci'ssary hriilgrxr ri'inlv, ii'.tyi nml fi-rrin,, niirl «'it|i pow- n t>i1mjli),i'i|iii|i, djicr.ilc iiml Jii.iiiilitiii (t'lrj;iM|)h ami u-Uplione lines in ton- iiiiliii.t with the salit railway ami liniiii-lus, nml to tr.iiistuii message*- fi-r ii.ijiii»iu'.il ]iiuj»i»m's, a in) . tic iliar^i' liitta tlui\'.rur% mid tn.y.i'tiyraU' ileilriiilv for ilu* .stipply nf light, lnal am) pourr; am) nilli powrr to «>|.l.>j.il.ltc l.ut.l- (<>l llie |>ur|rfjs«& <>l. nssasrf: ll.f IViiMvHii-, .Mii-1 (£ .irrj'.ijri" J.-iK'T'.', f n.'.'l1 inoitcy, hoiimtth, firiyilegfn or otlur dills (rnin nuv goiWiiiiii'iit,' ptuniclpal cor|ioMtioit, or1'other -])crnoiiii nr hml* lis, nml to levy nml collect tnllx from all persons nslnj,', am) > (jn all freight pnvilnjj over nny of snoli rnml.i, rnil- wavii ami ferried Imill hy llie • Coin- pnf uml mult' ti«/fif,nr oUu'i'.nrraii^ciiinits with ruilwiiys^teiliiiliiiats or ' oilier aiiiinaiiies,' ami to exercise Mich pow* ers n-tarc granted hy 1'arls IV, nml V. .o!{||]itt VJV><kCCIa|t.w.« ConsoIMa- tuiivjS.'i,"raitf""Knr 'dtt ollia-'nccw- Mry-Rr incidental ri^htAi |k>w*;> ami ptivljues in that la.li.ilf." c.'\ J';"v. 1IC)I)WHT.1« AND I,A\VS0N', —33 .SollcitorH.for the Ap|illc«uU. notick! Take notice Hint 30 ilny* nfter date I Intend to np|Jy to the Chief Com- iiii»Mii»er for anlhotiiy to make n ifv» ami .erne, ,iuiu »y me , vo.n: I wnjp)11 nwil ,rom u |)nilll ftUout t||r#f iiyjW with pawer (oennwwlwllhj,,,,!,^,,,!,, (([ MorrisM-y. where p. creek iinplyn into the K,lk river tit the avst Me, •tlictuv foUtuving '',1? mime crctk for a I unit two mile» in a HontliwiisU'.Jy dirtclioit to my l:in- her limit. Also for it mill site at tie luouth oi thv n«mf erwk nlonf the wri.t side of the Klk river. I'. A. MrDKKMOlT. • Morriss*y,- B. C, IKc. ii»l, t^'?« o Q> mm
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Title | The Fernie Ledger |
Publisher | Fernie, B.C. : D. V. Mott and G. G. Meikle |
Date Issued | 1907-01-05 |
Description | The Nakusp Ledge was published in Nakusp, in the Central Kootenay region of southeastern British Columbia, from October 1893 to December 1894. The paper was subsequently published as the Ledge both in New Denver, from December 1894 to December 1904, and in Fernie, from January to August 1905. The Ledge was published by Robert Thornton Lowery, a prolific newspaper publisher, editor, and printer who was also widely acclaimed for his skill as a writer. After moving to Fernie, the paper continued to be published under variant titles, including the Fernie Ledger and the District Ledger, from August 1905 to August 1919. |
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Fernie (B.C.) Fernie |
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Language | English |
Notes | Preceding Title: The Ledge Succeeding Title: The District Ledger Frequency: Weekly |
Identifier | Fernie_Ledger_1907_01_05 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2016-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | dee4da10-fbd6-48a0-872d-e218e1d813f2 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0182341 |
Latitude | 49.504167 |
Longitude | -115.062778 |
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