^•"^SK^J-Kh*^??*? '- I-- ' t! : ... w; _77 Vol'; II ' Number-4V FERNIE,-B. C. SATURDAY,. JUNli 1, .1907 Price $2 ^ year in Advanci JafiravAttempted- riurder : Case •" ■ T" :' - - '. -'■■,' ■' "• .- '" j . ■' .../ '..'/'Turns'iourtp be Very^SiinaJll.;■:,"' ''".'' Potatoes— Fine $40 ,.- : v' The case .against George Congdon - lor striking a man named Gundcrson over llie head with a straight edge at tho Nortii'Star, Sumlier* • company 1 nan, and' Sherwood ,-5> Hcrchmcr: represented the'Crown, '■- The charga ■■ way wounding, and the 7vid.nce showed lhat tha wounded mill near Jafira'y Borne, days ago was '! man'had assaulted the accused while up before Magistrate McMullen' '\cs- |Uic latler was attending to his work tn**ay for preliminary.,'hearing aiid j .U1d .using in connection therewith a the accused man waa »ent_up lort'i.il ; straight edge' which he held in .his before- Judge Wilson last night. ih;,nd. " ,„ , • ,' -. The Wiljury "''received by'Guilds son j OundcrVou,\ coming lip behind '.the turns out,to be'Sat so sei;ious as at |ac<,Ug0(i. assaulted him, and 'at-'the first reporu&d, .-and/ he is in attend- !same time usi-d very ofleusive lang- juage''' In a clash, and yielding to irresist- aact at the trial. ' Dr' King,-- who has been att: (to wounded m» •»,. cam e dovn night to give" 'evidence in ihe The accused man's daughter is , ln,i. li-s also the NEW UNIONS. 'President Sherman and Secretary Macdonald, of District 18, V.- M. \V. uf A., arrived .in Fernie Tuesday after am extended trip to the locals at Bankhead, Canmore, Taber and Lethbrldge. ' ^ The troublcoat Canmore was adjusted with little difficulty, a misunderstanding of the laws of the new agreement being the cause of the men not going to work. It seems that the manager had not received a correct copy ot the document. ■"Three new locals are to be organized in tho lignite field in the lcthbridge district. At- Uuiunville, ■ north of Edmonton, 400 tons of lignite coal is being taken out per day,'and. one hundred men are employed. > > - Thomas Williams, ,who used to be a fire boss at Coal Creek, js. manager at Woodpecker for a new • coal com. ' pauy which-is opening up a new mint;, at,that place. Rapid development' of the mining of domestic coal is going on all over Alberta, notably a new mine at MagT rath. ... • All "told there will be seven new DUTHIE ;' ■ ■WILL1'RUN WE REGISTER-A KICK. Government Agent McMullen received the plans ■ and specifications for the* n;'w provincial-building a few (lays ago. and local-contractors are .. j busy figuring on' them, preparatory • i ■>. ' < to submitting tenders for tlie con- At the solicitations oi numerous oi. _.tn,C|j011t '.'_'. his _ friends, Mr.,Robert Duthie* has.,,, i*he° Wonosed' building 'is. to be a consented to Lecomc a candidate ' for ,er, illipu£*iiJ_. fae in appearance, and lhe position oi alderman, made vac- wiU liC',ari,e' ^^'j, for lb(_ r^uire- .aatby the resignation of Mr. "Stork, :lncnts uf 'this district {or ^^ and will be put in nomination today 'ye.tr.-. * -" - - at the city hall. Mr. Duthie needs no introduction to the people of Eeruie. He has been au honored and' most 'respected ciliVeu of. our town, from its thinning. His' reputation as au 'officer and as a citizen is without a blemish' ' Th. building is to lie 50 feet 6 inches by sy feet 8 inches, with l>aseinent under the whoL*. . The basement- will e 10 leet in height.. Th?. walls ol he asi-incut are, lobe of concrete, and the supi-rslructtia- of wood, The ' asem. ni will have a boiler room, ! No reason can-be staled _ against hu i0.il room and room for two or more 'becoming an alderman,., and .upon the straight', edge,, ?.inflicting a" . severe .. . wound upon the head „■ of the man here, having come over from Spokane Gmide^on rosllRing in his,having to to he with her father through' M- ■ • b trial. - '" ", -. .' "■ .. ible;impulse,^the.man^threw.back his ,ocal hr^dlw of th<5 ^ M w . f A four t. , llr. Congdon - is a man 'about 58 years of age, and appears tb 1« an. iBtalligyat and . peaceably .-dispotod man ',' 17 P. Eckstein defended the , accused l.e taken'to the Cranbrook. hospital. "Vine.was imposed. ' . The court found that an* assault-had, Wen committed, but under extreme provocation', . and in consequence let the accused off with a fine of $40. ADDITIONAL* LOCALS. - ■:.Mrs.*Doran, mother of Mrs. Lawry, left for Minot, N/. D., Thursday even- • Mr. Wright, father of,C. C; Wright, who has baen'visiting his'son, returned to Medicine- Hat Thursday evening.' . ' -.- 7 - ' -" " ' , *■ - , l**eck:af,Bad Boy "will te here, next week, Tuesday, and as he will be the only lad lioy in town, all the good boys will l« there to see him.. ' Misa Gates, .Miss, Anderson".'.and _ ^Mrs. W, J: lilundell, are, leaving next "Week foi their, eastern .homes, to en-, joy a-eunimer vacation. •„* "' Magistrate Whinister,. after , hearing . u1ni-tcatiimony^ ol the , proseciiiing'wi't- ncss tn the - case against R. Kerr, 'hound hiin over'last' night for. trial before Judge. Wilson. :• . "_,- ousrcourt room than the 3one .'in the old building. " • '.■'_' Dr'- Mewliunf, who? has been very ill with blood poisoning, returned to I.etltbrid^e a few. days',ago from" St. l'aul, '' where'he vyent', for-- U-ea'tment.. He is*very,, niiich improved in licalth and "will. 'soo'.l-*e.back-"aVhis; post-- as- superinU-Jidsut of. tlie Gait' hospital.' ° '.' ,*,:..* .'.- ,■ ■ ■ ?i ;*"•-■ ■" ■.- - •* Frank" Dunn late;'of the C. IV R. staff '--here'," nbw-trajn.despatchcr. at t'ranbro'dk^.was in ' town' yesterday seeing.his many friends.'-"He was" ac- .eo'mpaiiied by: .an-, old friend,. Charles Howell, of Havre,.'Mont.' Mr' Dunne is, looking slick and fine, a. result, we suppose," ol 'a- straight; banana-diet. - combining a memlxsrship of tour 10 ■five hundred men added to the district i,'; organisation in the next three months. . The backhand system is to i.e abolished rat Canmore- as Lille. ■ . The great demand for'coal in the prairie provinces has stimulated the- development of new mines in the lignite fL-ld,. but it will take time to catch up wilh the demand. . President Sherman reports the several unions.visited during his trip as being in the, best of condition,- and the demand for labor good.- ^'District 18 will Boon be^the 'most important body of organi/.ed labor mi Canada,'and lhe experiences through which, it has passed during, its short exiat-nc* has been of great'value as an educator- along mine lines. ':•-'■ •,*• o—T-7T- . ;-,.;. ' SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL. A special, meeting of the city council waa held yeaterday 'afternoon t a'.- halfpast 3 o'clock. . There were present lhV Mayor,- Ji\\- 'ermen Gates,, Mclntyte, Trites ana TutUe^ ., On motion .of -Tuttle and Trites the. ■board he will' be as honest, .upright* aud - straightforward as he has been ia any an.l every capacity in whicli' he has been called upon ,10 serve the .- r . un people of the town. - . No more competent or Diiiug man could be selected, and the Ledger but voicia the opinion.of every well-wisher uf tlie town when it unqualifiedly eiidors.-s the ' cattdidaty of so honor- aide, ami upright a citi/.en as Mr. Rou-ert Duthie ior the vacant chair" at the city council board. If there should be "a contest, kt the I n ends .of good, .clean city- government see to it that'a full vote,, is, cast. '<,..' l'ut every vote possible in the ballot l)Ox .next Tuesday "for Mr, Duthie. . _ 1——o . > .' " -.MICHEL NOTES.' •" District Board ' Meml^r'-' Sullivan a' day or ;two this Fernie Wesec-m Federation of- Miners wiir'fuTnish fuiids for the -defense 'of the Texii da "striking miners, who are charged 7with going;on'J strike con:- 'trarv__.."■-to, v-.-, the --provisions o.f* 1 ho new conciliatinn '"' law. :*-.,F, \V..SheldoB,- who ,h.i8j.)oe'h^, the j Ml._, ,.Birdi .' of ^ lav(r firni ,^f day operator tetv, since .Frank-Dunn 1 ]5ird alld Brj-am-Jack,'hai the case Irft, h.«a lieen. transferred to E,lk0 anil.,;in haiid^.'The result'of this case will H. H. Wickett, -of Michel, has taken ,,c w.Ucllud for with inU;r^t) as it is hie place. ' | the first instance of a criminal prosc- eulibn under the act. • ■■Uf*. Jemacn left yesterday orning ovar the Northern > bound for her former home,in ()ntnrlo,"' where she expects to , spend'. a few pleasant months visiting friends nnd relatives. \As\ adjourned meeting(of the court ol reviaion will lie held Tuesday' even- tog. JSome appeals by the Crow's Neat .Electric light and Power , couit fpaiy, and one hy A, D. Trites will N conaldeced, ' The Moore Concert nnd Vaudeville company gave two ' entertainments here during'' tlte week. The first night drew, 0 large , audience, but. on the second, Wednesday evening, drew forth a very small crowd. ConeUble l'arki was up. Irom Elko ytnteiday and reports lhe thrnc atimll- poE'putieUts tiiidci' bis care ns pro- greasing rapidly tb recovery. The catci ore all of a very mild nature The mayor , aud all the fity \aldcr~ men were present at'the adjourned meeting of the council last Saturday, when the bids for the construction of lhc city s.-wer, system were opened mayor ;was instructed to try to make arrangements" '■_ with •■ Mr.' McMullen for",the keep",'of all city:prisoners at- 5'opYper day, per man. ■»"_ - ' .On",motion,*;-'. Aldermen Trites and Tuttle Were "appointed a committee to <-omiiletc 1 water'*v task ■ and running "ear. ■ ' ■ • -- * - - - ° -. , On motion of Alderman Gates, seconded by Alderman - Tuttle," nominations ' for alderman to fill llie vacancy caused by the resignation of ex- -Udermau Stork be held in the city hall on Saturday, June ; 1; from 12 o'clock noon to 3 p.m. Pacific standard time, and that J. W. Nuim be rc- tumingtiollicer, and that if a poll bc- >tnes necessary, said poll to lxs liehl attain hoped ■ooi. to lie out ot his join :illd the contract awarded to • Hugh in the city hall on Tuesday, June 4, '\litcdoiiaId, oi .Victoria-. There were _ 11*07, from 9 o'clock a.m.to 7 o'clock 111., Pacific standard time....The moon carried. two other bids, one by,Mr. Oldlands.jp. of thi-s'■. city, and one "frotn -Blake, of t u Spo',;anei but Mr, Macdon'ald's being the lawutii the contract went to him.. The third entertainment ol the W. C. t.. I', medal contest will lie given in the opera house next Thursday ttlght, when'another Ircnt may be expected, The occasion is sure to bring out « lurgi ,iuill<«ce, Everybody will h> there. Ur, Alucliiia hut truttslcrrcd tlie I'-ftUo* drug store Irom thu Crow's Nest trading compiiny building to'tin- room next to the Dunk of .Hamilton hCMMi till street) nml the Trading CAMtpany at* pkepnring tlu* vncnU-d piemiM* for thtflr gents' fiiinlKliiug dtpartintHt. Thin glv<-s tlte big com p,i»y much needed room, nnd will add gnutly to the appearance of the utottn, Dlfby nnd Wald|« have been nwaM- ed the contract for bulldhig Win, Iiigfamvi new lireproof Miilding. Scott and Rots have pttrcligsed the old building on comiiiiou that ihe city allow them to move it to their Id* opposite thv C. 1». ». evtntion, an! until |>ertiiitiioii Ir giant ed by li'iv council to do this, nothing c-ni be *M nt atiirting work on the iu-w building. The wMinn of county court WtdsYoxUy, wns held in the Todd bloek. The hall formerly oci-uplcil by OladitoHe Miners' union ban l.«-n rebtnd by the provincinl gokiriinieiu antll th* ww ImlMIng in r^itdy f-ii- •tenpmncy, Tlie old l#iildi;^s will be tttowii away and the provincinl of- fieai will 1* located in the Todd blotk in the ntt'intlme. The ball h..* \*m to ftt«l up Uut it m«V«i A hunch more couvwhitt nnd ^nimndi< Kaip KUuri'g rjBim«t It tht uount. Mis, nnd the Misses Davies were entertained at a luncheon- given .tliem by some nf the - Cranbrook 1>oys during their recent trip to the , banana belt .city. , Tlu-,. luncheon -was decorat- i-d In the violet scheme,'' and each i,nc present was presented with a inuicli of the violets. After tho-luncli' the party went.to the Tennis jclub, win-iv they were., received by Mrs. I'inkham, the hostess for the after- llOfH. CARD OF THANKS. .''limn Ilennie ilesires to extend to .ill friends and sympathizers his iliaiik.s lor thiir many kindnesses dur- iti^'thu, recent illnesg and death ol his brother Muttliew, who tiled in l''uniie hospital of typhoid fever.alter eight we--K»' illnexi, JAMRH IIKNNIK. o~ HAIR Sl'WTTINO. ■ The liucisiuit of the United States sti:reiuc,court in the eight-hour vuv Itoni !MnN.4iicliiiM!tlH is about us bril- llunt an example of hair •iplittlU'; us uaiiil le lmagln->l, ,Ti deuln with the lcdi-r.il Ihw limiting n day's work lor "lulxirers mul mechuiiicH upon any of the iiublic works' to eight hours, Thi- ci.se in point had to do with cm- ploycK on dredge* in the llostoii liar t.or. iite iiiujoriiy opinion, by ,ius- i'n.v 2Z.i"iu,a, uliiC'i is ikciihc, liwlJ-. that tbe men were not InLorem 01 m.'ch<nlcH, but Kainen, and that drdjln^ is iioi h ""public works" within th.- inc.iuiiig o[ the law. If Is juinlic woru, but not '■works,''" not« Ntruciunil utility or something having 11 pmuunitil existence, Justice Mnoily tal:e» llie opposite view, nnd is sup- 1 ortul by two ollurn, holding that drttlging ]■ mi essential part cf the iti.tillc work» rt i>re»vnutl by ihe h.vr- i or, and Uial the mm employed ure Minply.liiiMiii-iM \ujn_r_ tuts (Uwdjjti- loi a phitforiu nnd in no wen«e are a-u- imn. Tin dec(^^()n will not ple.itw th*- ndmiulsiiatioii any. more than the Jtilior unions, but presumably will he t..Ui*.|,icwu.v , to the cootru.r..ir». Dou tl.a» tbtra wilt \*% an effort to cui, tht aVfact to tbe law in theiut The council then odjournrd.' 0 L'OLBMAN WILL CELERRATE. The entcfrprising citizens of Colc- nian have resolved U[>on, holding a record-breaking celebration of Domin-' ii« Day on the tot of July. Committees have Ixen appointed to make all • rruUgemmts. and all particulars'will c announced in a lew days, When tliose Coleman boys start 0111 0 do the celebration aot there Is no d..ubt about what It will lie. Nothing will lie spared to make It the best meeting ever hold in the I'ais, I<ook ' ut for the announcement of program nd all other particulars next week. There is only unu other plaiti tlio 'edger would prefer to wc doing its e-'t t« l-e.it all the othtr places in 'lie Pass on • m of July celebration, ■iml that placo is Fernie, ohu II, Will-io is secretary ol the u-Hiiilniuy committee, mid will un- i'liiiice thfotigh the ledger the per- niniiimt I'oiiiinlttve and program next Wi-i'l(, IIOAUI) MRRTTKO. Th- dmlrict loiird of Distriit i« w h in siuinn in I'ernie on Widn>n- «!iiy. UiihiUiw, of a routine iinlure was ii-iniiicted. There wi-n- pnsent President Mher- 11. n. Vice-President Oulvln, Secretins Mu d.,iiiild, Hoard Mumbeis Sullivan ,iud Morgan and 1Inlernntlr1n.1l llonnl -Mfiji* er P. Patterson, ur. Ur.iham, ol Colemnn, mid Mil 1, m '.tWionvlgc, I'uuiM rn>( .itteml. Tha I,cthl.ridgc Ch»j will Im referred "> a bo.\rd of conciliation, ,\»A it is X|> cted tlmt a Eitisfiictiiry settle- in.11 Will 1« nrrivixl nt ns 11 r.-sult of 11 nvtaiigiitiun, ... — o T.\I»i;U NOT TAIIERING OKI'. u^nima, ill was in Week. . John Tinner and A. C. Day were here working ou the , telephone" line Wednesday. ■ A!iour_ ilnve score'of immigrants- arrived in'charge of an agem looking lor work .one 'day this we.-U. H. H. Depew and Dick llam-nmil, the electrical exjierts, were in . town a day or twb during the- week'. . 1 .Mr. "and Mrs" A. ;'r. Triu-'s, Mrs. Spout-and i\fiss McKinlcy e.miH'up on the Wednesday., train ' and returned to Fernie 6n the'delayed, Tliurjd.iv'traln." ■ Dan'McNish.-the irovcnmu-ni rntwl superintendent for this district was a Michel visitor"'the'other day. Ile was accompanied hy Mrs. McNisb and children. ' ' <* l .^ The Moore "concert com pain" laveiu. one" of their" concerts .Tuesday ., evening, «nd af I er • the-sduAv they furnished music for a social dar.ee. Their dance music was excellent.. The Elk river shows an inclination Lo x-is'u in tlu world th-.-s.- w;,rm dpys. and is now as high as it has yel-Ks.-ii this-year. The"lumberjacks are still diimjiing logs in the water, and r' liu- leas it gets much higher tliuy will not stop. ._, ,' Richard " Lane and Miss Simister were married at the rcsideucs of the bride's father by Rev. Gio. Kinney Wednesday. Miss Lane ■ iieted as bridesmaid, and Mr, J. Simister'supported the groom. They Vre both well Known here and will make Michel their future home' '" ■ ■' ———o—; KILLED HY SISTEK, Grand F«,r!,s, May 30.—Emma Doii- nan w:is killed with a stick of sto.'e- v.od by her sister Delia this niorn- ir;.. The l.itL-i i.s aliout 30 years old and is an epileptic subject uiul Mib- j,.l tu altiicku o.^excilvineiu t nd iMijicr lncideiil.il ti the disease. 'Ilu- .ut 11Iend girl was about 19. The i,-' fair occurred in tliu kitchen, and was ■ulistiiuent to a small - dispute tlmt Delia Doiunn llun,. the slick at Itei- s|st<r, hiriliin., \ur al,o\e tli - bit ear. !de.ith foil iwliig within live iiiimiU-H., Hr;i, Kinghton and Trimx tried arii- ! dciiil respirutioii unsiiccesHliilly. Tin* ,un,lh i- .Hid twiJ sisters wen- in tin- , lioii'si! ,il the tiiin-, The fsitln 1 woil.s ^ntli,- C.in.idiuti Pni'ifii- Vailn.ud slmjis int Kholt. An iaa.pn.-Ht will u: lu-ld to night. CLKVER CAl'TI'f'K. I'nniiiciul Constable A. Sampson made .» cli-iir '-uptur, 11,si Tu>-.d,,c In Fr.-ucli cum,;, 11 p.u't ol tin- old to^li ai-liiss lhe titiil.*.. 'Ih Iliil, I St.ltl'S .IlllllolllicS Wl-le 1l;iil,ill|> lot ;l limn un 111-(1 .luliu,-, (.', Ik-,i7y, .hi,I had offir.il 11 rw.ird ol S/jm (,,r liis |.lppl'l'll(|isin||. I 'lhe in,m w.is (iMr^ud with tin- j.rimu ol Mirgl.iry, and it sdiii-, li.c I !♦,.« ii\ W-Uti t '■« 'Vi ■ i ',.ii-. r , i'iiime lluie. 11 | The mni will te li-md A omt tn I tliu illiturs fn m iln- Stiii.n ,m<l Coin sta le S.imps.m will tcn-iw tin-prom ftoil S^oo lew-nd. Tfl m li7 tl„ i.ii.rr- brl,.li' t, il,„, li, the cap ol ..n illlciau (.lliat .>( th< ..'..ce-; ,.ind lavatories. ... The .ground.Poor-will be divided in-' "V cilices. The- government agent's 01"- iice will be rjS by io feet,, with -a : mallei pnv.ile ollice in connection.. ,Thc rvgistrar's ollice will Ik- ]Q_feec /'" inches by 3i feet 10 inches, wilh a ■•riir.le olhce adjoiniiig. Tlu- slu'rifl's oJlii-e will ]je 17 feet'by 12 feet 4 inches. There will also .be ;. vault on this lloor. The upper floor will lie "occupied by Uie court room, 32x32 feet, a jury 10 111, witness room, judges' room, and barrister's room,1 and a large hall.with stairway leading up to th- gallery at oik end,of the courtroom. The ceiling of the court room, will, -leal out 2.) feet high'in the centre, and a. large semi-circle toped stained ;;bss .window will, light'this- room from'th-; west. The coat of arms of British Columbia wi,l constitute a portii'n- of the decoration scheme of this window. . ' The ' Ledger is nothing, if- not a kici-er, and' ii wishes ,to register a mild kici- or two at' these plans. The provincial" nrchitecf- .has evi- di-n.Iy falieii into" the same error .in-, lo which the Dominion architect ^tumbled when be drew the plans lor the new Federal building now under ..onstruciion. . The' must imposing, elevation of .this new' _--r'ii\ iiicial building is .-the one 1 ro,,oscd ■ lo face 'the alley between the • go.ciiimi-nt lot and the- Fernie ilu!- building, and away from -the. bus- u.sj, portion of the. town. The. line, DROWNED IN COAL CREEK —^______ it Little Frank Thomson Drops from Log into Creek while Bringing Mother Flowers. Frank Allan Thomson, aged 8 years j The tna»y. expressions of *K*p so*"- -.nd 10 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. "n>w Irom the little children show how. James Thomson, • of "Coal Creek',, was ■ dearly, l«loved he Was by all his drowned in lhat raging little torrent | playmates. His diligence and jood- last Wednesday. He, in campauy jii'ess, ajid, al»ve all, his loving kind-, with some other children, had ' Iieen 'iu»s, endeared hisn to pupil and Uacfc- playing and gathering wild Dowers, .cr alike.- Woi*ds cannot express oar and on the way homo; while crossing ] grief at your sad bercavtamtU' All the creek onna slippery log, he lost; we can say is this: "He was good, and we all loved him." In deeiH-st sorrow fur your dear sou and my dear pupil, I am, yoars 011 behalf of the little school cattd- iin,' " ... , LILY T. 1HE1TH. his.balance aud tell into ihe swift current and was drowned l)efore aid could reach him. STILL IIKLD FLOWKRS. -Ifce little feilow's hand was still gVasping his flowers when taken out j •_ ol t_ water. ■ i » The lmdy was. brought down to the {COROXK* VISITS THE SCENE, city and funeral services were cou- j Coroner Bleasdell went up to Coal ducted by Rev. H. R. Grant Thurs- j qv^.]. t0 investigate the drowniojj'ac- day afternoon. _,, icident, but found it uuueceasary to His j)arents have the* sympathy of . hold an inquest. It appears that th» a whole community in their deep sor- ' log the boy used as a crossing was a row. \,ary dangerous way ol getting over the stream, and Mr. Rleoadell condemned the. careksssness of leaving such a trap in place for children to cross over. n , Dr. Keith examined tbe. body ol jthe'litth boy-as soon as he was taken out of tlie water, and as < there was \ery little water in the lungs it We all .grieve, with you, for we, too, ,is probable that be lost his life from knew what a dear, good boy Frank : a severe blow from contact 'with waa. „ rocks in the stream: ': .. FROM HIS TEACHER, ' Coal'Creek, May' 29, '"lyoy. Dear Mr. and "Mrs. Thomson: •The deepest sympathy is felt for you in your terrible loss by the pupils, trustees and teachers of the school.* „' FUNERAL ,„OF THOMAS MARKS. Most Largely Attended Ever Held, in ' ■ -, Port Arthur." !—...;,wi,. _i«; !,n the west side instead of facing .-! titer Cox .street or .Pellatte-avwiue. * 'Ihis seems to- tlit- Ledger to be a s.-rious mistake, and,inasmuch as the i-li'.uigx* will cost uo.tbing as-ide from Mrawing.ncw__plans', it suggests that he -o.ird of trade, citv ciiuncil, Con- ■ Srvi-.tipe association and , everybody ■else re,.'nest that this be done. •• The Ledger also suggests that,'a. I uilding of the size lhat is proposed ' y these "plan.*., and which is to be finished in"first-class style llirougn- out,-should be of lirick fir stone ' i-h- stei'd of Wood as is'proposed.' l'brjt Arthur, Out: luneriil of George T. May 25. Marks lu-ld -The Sat- uiost .estimable wife was presented with a beautiful silver tea service,' showing in, a slight uieasur* the appreciation of- the Baptist_ peo-". pie of the valuable work their-belov: fd pasloi had rendered in „the accomplishments of.the "high standing in Those urday afumoon was the most largely ; which the church-is at present. Those* attended and .,ini|Tressi\"c~tuTreral"4'e.vci-'r,i-our~i;iii*/"en5—livitig~in'-Feiiiie^*dur-:—m—%-- .. ir.s. !e eati'11 up' in' pain', and repairs in, ten yeais ■ time, and why not econo- ini-e l.y.using the more lasting material iu the- beginning. The heating 11 so large iu wiwxlk-n sitriictuiie will also entail extra expense, and i>csides all these considv-rutions of expense, we believe, that fim1 big stained glass windows will ,look out ol place in its •citing..ol shiiiglis ifiid -siding. Thn I,ed_.er makes these suggestions 1. r the cniisidiratiuti nl those who .ne sitiing iu high places, and hopes its licks will be taken as kindly ns th y ar, intended. Al Iwiai the ihanging of the elevations ol the LuiUliiig to li.niii'.iii/c with the stir- uiiiiidiiigs will eiilnil ao great cost, and sliould le insisted upon by every ne who has un inlcrewt in the lieu'iill- iviiig of our city, This may have - ken (in oversight 1 y ihe nicliiti-i'i, and cm " be easily '.iiii'died without n-liirditig the con- -1 ruction of the building. 1 We Ii.i'm .in exiiinplc of the cost of heating iiml keeping in repair of 11 huge fr,iuii- si-liijiil building, and our ■iliu I board in seriously i-oiiKid-rliig- .1 piuposjiloii oi culling for the omver lo is in- del.eiiltiR'H (or the purpose ol "1 plttt'iii;; it willi 11 more miwleiii nu: oi 1.1 |c, or .stoiir 'flint hiiildiiig Iuin l-e 11 11 i'oii".lniu Huiirce of expi'tiNc by w-.y ifleatin-, painting .mil rcpuii- in , nml in«r ."".''ft-t U t.ilhd for to repair it ili.s \cui- With this t-xp'.-ri- uce le.'.ai- lis it Would wnin the part of wi.*. I .ui' lo insist tli.it the new ..nAiiici.il building hh.ill l.e I'niiNtruw'l- d ol bu. 1. or sfiilie, even llu nigh wi-. have io wait a few months longer or ih i,mij I. led Ntuicturv. press: 'hold-here. .The funeral was cbiidtuted mg Rev. Kemp ton's pastorate," aad by'the city. The remains reposed in who, having'his acquaintance, know state in the city hall from 10. to 2 p.. liim to lie a man possessed '' of ater-_ m., "and were viewed by hundreds of l.ug character, and in his high i»ll- lownspeople and strangers. Al .2 'ing will l>e touivU .i shining light iu o'clock the procession left the hall, any community, in which be may l«,h- .lM!taded.,by,''the-.band. playiug the de.i<l__t_nr. Itt'cveiy.'wprk that was for - the march in Saul;.-- following the iniid .nplil'iing oi mankind lie was ailigtat, were the lire brigade, and the , n.gi- mid was ever, willing to give a ''>*lp- nitnt, aoil following the hears-.1, all ol ing liaiid to those io distress. Iu gillie city council, electric, commission- ^'ng lo his new field of labor in Var- uiillion, -Alta., the people of Feruir lommeud" Rev. Kemp ton, and wish him the success there that he has at* 1 aimed here. On Tuesday evening .the stall was made for their new bouw, aiid a large number of citizen* wsr« at the '.station to say farewell. . The Ledger extends bast wishes tor their success. Rev, 1. c. Williamson and family arrived in the. city Thursday morning ,md will settle down' as, permanent lesldeuu of our city. Rev, William- .sou has been of late supplying in WiniiilH>g, and comes to Fernie highly city and government ollicials: Th.- Iloral tributes included smiie most i-lal.orate piecs, and filled high a wagon following the hearse. The pall-. The extra cost over wood will .'1 |e.irers, were all.old residents of Tort Arthur, Alessis. Ray, I'lirke, Laug- Hurkc, worthy, Nvlsoii, Muiiroe, Graham, Xigar.s and Ci'Connor. The streets along which the cortege moved were lined by thousands of people, and thi1 vicinity of St. "John's church was black with a mass oi humanity. Rev, Mr.' Iledley read the soletnu burial service of the Clmich ol Englaud. Shortly alter leaving the church rain, which had Uir.-ati.iied, fell In a downpour, preventing many iiom continuing on to die cemetery, though, despite 'the heavy rain, many followed* the remains of Mr, Murk»'to its lust resting place and participated in committing tlu-m to the ground. The deccus.-d wiis a nephew of our well-known (ellow townsman, H, Alarks, of West Femic. " o — COI'NTV C01IKT. The iollowiii;, casts disposed, Wilson ntiit di- ini .,p I Wlnl. I'IV.'3111'N J.AN'.rAr.Tl 17 Wilditi.iH wan up from Taber nt ihe c Inning ol the week, He re- oris .uilnni of nil kinds booming <7«n th.re, i-spednlly tlio business ol , iiildiu,' h.uiscs. Taber now rtnlms i, . , „, .•■•« po:1.-, nnd |fl looking f^r more. ^l'tiisl 'Ul;] ttC i11*1 "*'•'-' Mcsw8.Kell.1r and Wildmnn hilVV rv* li,id,UMI> •* COi), rf ther *«.«. luclrd 90 houses for the lawi .md Mr. Sampsiin is uuitLd in congratulations, CARD (IF THANKS. Mr. ynd Mrs (as Tlinin«-(in, ,,f Cial Cue!., dchire t^ ilmnl, nil .. [ni uauui the I uie if ihi loss v n. J-'r.iil, Allan yo n.- build- .ThnltlJinn, wh. lilav Inst. was Arn-vn il on Tucs- wim a y, besides many other In s in ihe new town. Ihrie steam plows have been «»■ j * *' load '1 t la.il place within the la»i ; >•• ''• K*7-*.vtn. UU thi:. m,.ti.iue.;{.. month, nd the pralris mA is Ulog itbc C. V. R. for H[n.ta»** on a Hying tttrnad over in evary diiscsiot. IbnsiAaw trip. ol the Ci.nseivalivr mem- t-i,s of the liuiis.- of phrlliiimnt nt St. leteihliUTg Were ut Tsarskoe-Selo i-i.'.i'Mliil.itin.; tile Kill]dor ll|K>tt IliK n,.noH ..sciiir fr»ni not beiuig tiiipcr- ■ r nny mole, tin* radical mt'inU-rs nf the li'iimc took ud vantage of the a1>- Hincu of the congratulating delegation to title tlu- n-solutiim'i condemning 1I1. terrorists who came so near iiiok- .11 It min.c,-s,ir> Inr the d. legation 111 do nn>- congratulating, now rwlmilniii tln>,i Kutpcror Vlcfirtlas Fe*t ,t TatrsL(,l-S<*J-» II. would fed tnorf at e.is*. Aid might An us h- pleiis»*<l, It tu- uent t<> try living t>clow, ... iv uc "I I dors His Honor .ludg«- at the sittings <>f Uiv ciiuut> held here on Wednesday: Monaghiiu etc al, vs l.yn.-h mid McKliimi'-Action upon a u-in-ilnuii :, li.'ll Inr Wilges, Nnll-sllit, UoS.; |nl pluiutills, Ec'.Mi'iu ful dcb-iidaiits Stmciisoii vs. Lyiiih and MiKin/i, Acliuit ti'ansliriisl Inan tin- !,u|Mvim- vi,un fur debt ol ^ii-.V* ati-l iouat,i J.iim of "f^w.in. .ludgm.iit iMi.nl lioss Im plalniill Kilst, iu Im bndiint. Tritfs vs. Gal lean-A. lion .*'.',■*.'*() debt. D.-fi'tid.int did iiui pear, iiiugimui foi idaintilb llu.ii 111.r for pliiiitifl, KckHiein |,,i dei-ud- alll. Kinney vh. Spalding-Anion ipm< note; dilt-ncu want ot i,>ii-,iditaii-ni, I iii(lniiii.«i ri*i.-t-»'„d l"'i-li.(i mi ( it- I plnlnliff- iJii«* Inr di-f.-iulnnt I Vnrgii vs. Peach—I'oMpniied .mil n.xt ..otiit. KcUtcin f«,r pl,t«iitlll I'i>hs Ini d.Ieud.inl, eeonuncitded, not only as a iliicnt speaker, but' a-man among men. The Riplist peojile are to be congratulated on their happy choice. o --, THIS IS BETTER. A tremendous sensation is beisg created by the ansouueetneat that Mor- in l-'rit-ilmun, private wcreJUiry of the ootorious JoMssMcParUand, uu- al>Is longer to stand tbe hurdcu oi' the crime with which his wind wan as ociated in connection with tut I'inkcrtou work, turned spy upon tbi i;ne of spies und exposed tht work I the inner circle" of the iSnkcrlou ileU-ctivu agency. Friedman gfv«s original letters, documents^ cash r«- u-ivo'l, names und othtr data relating to the o_M.-n-.tit*-- ol th:, thug u^i-iicy uinoiig Uic uuioan. WILL TAKE SOUK HlliBEl.r*, It is repurttd that the power-, th^it le have agsced , that no ind'etmcut 1 .i|n|*i sh.ill l>e served ujkiM United (Mnii-s Si-natut Horah until June 17, when it is expected that the Hay- v■ ifjA trial will \>t i-oiu'ltided. Should ihe II,iywo"d trial still be occupying ill.- attention of tin- court and jurors, it Is undi'iHt'X'd that tht serving ol ihe ndjcimi'iii papers on llortili will l<- further tvo»t|>oind, lloruh is us- 1 isid ul-luiug connecud with tin Idaho laud graft and Ik thf prim'iptl ii:i,s.i'iimr of the mint is. J.'MIVWKH <sl,'UVH'V As had l*fii previmislv annoiinifd, Kev. 11. L, Kemplon pn*aclifl his farcw.ll seriuiiii Sunday i>v-eu,iig last. Thi mnu'tH iliroiiglinin ilu- day wtic OV01T COM PETITION. In the quoit piuliing rotitrst at Cui Cn-cl; last Saturday there were Nn iiuinv conteiituniN that the linaN li d (o ic pitihwl Moudny t-vriiitijj. Mill atleiid.d, and In tin- t-vitnng tlu- jmIm-ii dohii Alyn*. took the first pri/r »■*! Slid, JI MS! A. and Heidi* 4U1, •itt/ind nice was iimimmIIv l.irce Tin- 1. 1 '»i»>.3-»: l),m 1 i-xt chosm was lumitul TlmoHiy, ,'^aibli, ,ud, r-«t chap, xrh vm*. J>'i »>. On Monds.v i-vming- lull..wing, th, j The game l*lwc«i Dick Ray and miMlitn and tft*od% of ih«* nitiui-".'!- 'Wm. Mclvnv (<>t • purw of Ijo was lion aswinbled iu ihr rhiirn-li to say .miiii l,y Ray, who. sn<rrd 4* sj_sln*.t HOoA-hyc. to thdr p.tst»r. Msnv e*- ,3, by McKay. This cist** created pr<«si<4H <-i r*,'i<t wm v^*""'" on th,- ' ,-reai inintst snd wat wlts*s**d hy • te.toirmnl th- pHtBrrin.', Nil rouplnl !•*•« isoplc The calipers Wrre made with this w*M llu gilt ol a purse ol use ol atvi-ral tim*** to dctertnln* tht Keep Uiuard's Liniment in tha honas. goli to 9mm, Ur, KeupUitt, while his I-a inning unoit, I "V- -V. I 116 rGfniG LGUffGriclinging little hands and'h-S2j£ to ci „ v«-_ :_ *^..„—„ the door to gleet papa, witfi^a **i*s. Papa gave" her a peck on "the'cheek; $2 a Year in Advance IsauaJ every Saturday from tlio Ofiiee of • Publication, TotLl filook,'Victoria Ave., Kernie, British Columbia. All ohiinges of ads. must be in as follows :— Pages 2 und ft, ■_' >>. m. Tuesday ; i>nge» i and 4, ijp. in .Thursday, uiul pni^i U, 2 i>.ni Friday. We will be unable to in-.ui.-c f.lmuge unless this rule is complied with. Leiral- mlvurtisiiii;'1-' cents por iiuupariul June first insertion,S cvuts pin- line each sub»t- quent insertion.- .: . Hates for uontraet :idvortUini; on .ipnlica- • tion nt oltieu of publication, Todd Block :^' v~ _,-■• FSgNIE LEDGER, FERNIE, B. C, JUNBCi, 1907. 1). V. MOXT, " Editor, ll. (i. MARSHALL, .Business ManaRur SATURDAY, JUNE li 1907 in return, growled ..aom.etfitag tadefr ui-e at the babies, dropped heavily into, the one rocking chair and sent tin elder baby aftir. a glass of'wat*r while the second toddler brought his si:* -ers. .* Tlte wile stood longingly at . his bide brushing the damp hair irom his forehead, ii only he had drawn her down into, his lap and cuddled her Tor one" brief moment, all the dark ..ires.of the day would have dropped ;i-om her * shoulders like a heavy mantle. *' \ ■ , „•• ■**"" "~': ^=====r j He lighted his pipe and busied him- WK PASS IT UP TO CRANBROOK. 'SL'U m the *ve*"*ing paper until supper^ ■ - , . , Iwas served There is excellent prospect that The-j ReaUKl alld Kll^d ^ sauatered Pass will soon have one of the great"- ;around t0 ^ ^^ hu wheri> eat conveniences that could be afford fgaj Stood tha Test, -./: tho approval of the public is the final test of merit. This is the rsason HastheiEtiopmotis Sale of Over 15^000,000 Packets Annuafiy. Lead Packets Only At all Grocers ed it, namely, a long-distance vele1 phone line,through the entire Crow's" Nest. Pass aad affording telephone communication between all parts ol tha. province of Alberta and British Columbia. If there- is realization of the prospect, it will be brought about through the consummation of a 'project whereby the Cranbrook Electric bight company will build a line to , Crow's Nest and the Alberta govern- 'tncut will extend the line it is now building to Tlie" .pass to ,Crow s Nest, the two lines connecting at that point. "There (Is 'giood probability thnt the project will materialize." The Cranbrook company has a w iter _. powi-r plant near Cranbrook' irom which power is to be supplied" to Cranbrook and other places, along the Crow's'Nest !line. One phase of. its scheme of operations is to build a ,_ h.ng-distancc line through the Crow's Nest Pass, or through that portion of , "L lying in British Columbia., 'llu line is now built as' iar as Elko and ■• it is the intention to ' extend it to Crow's Nest': '. '■ The Alberta government, as is The other " operative within - the ranks of. the mine workers,. and . who also, shared .the respect and confidence he paid _i5c for a mug of superfluous ^ thc.men in cnarge,; was ..named beer and the social, privilege of cracking "jokes with his mates until (: 'bedtime. Meanwhile, the ' babies', slept.' The little mother sat alone'' in' the long twilight and no one'biit God saw her tears. Second Glimpse— • . As workman number two opened his door, a,loving smile searched out -a frowsy young wife and a sickly bftbt.; He kissed them both, droiiped fifteen cents into the frowsy one's'lap. ■ ''Thank the Ix>rd," ' said she., "I feel; an if I'd die if I couldn't git away, from this squallin' kid onct-in a while. You take,her, ah' ifil'gp and git ready right away. 'The "girls is expectin' me. She's cried" the'hull blessed day.". The father took °the fretful-little one and gave her a cool bath.' Then he spread a q'uilt in the shade of ■ a tiny back porch, laid the:babe upon it, and lanued lier to sleep, The ., frowsy one hurried into her cheap finery, -topped her'enormous "pompadour" with a flowered hat, y_avea a soiled glove at her husband, and left for he t outing with ''the igirla." ' ■ shown, is building a line to The Pass j A glass of" soda" water and a ticket from Calgary. It was originally iu- ,to a ten-cent show disposed • of the leaded to, make Frank- the' western | f5 ^ats. '*' o terminus of the government line', but j J.ate in the evening she returned to it" has lately beta decided to extend ; lhc „„Lidy home. morc tha,_ everdis. this line lo Coleman, which would';contented with the responsibilities* of leave only about'eight-miles to build .married Hie" and motherhood to make, connection with thfc Cran- j Third Glimpse-" • brook company's line. Represent- : „ , • , ■tivesorthe company will visit Ed-' ^T* *,.nmb".r «"*--»«■*- "f: ...onion in a feW days to endeavor to'1;1i;dl.0VUS .ow" doo™l«P bv -iw° induce the government to build to ■ ' ™ u ^ >i ,*"*** ^' hy Crow's Nest and connect. Sine, it is ^^ £'„" ^ ^"g-'first kiss •so manifestly' the disposition of the ■ „I e't ' ^ , "'l" ' ' ' »,, . , ... ■ - Have you had a hard dav ■ dnr- AlLerta 'government to aflord the peo- ,;„_,.. tL ,i* i J,, " ■ ?. i,l»_«L<i,__^i£:.-i.-j=_i.^ ' Jipgj Tne day had-been nniKiinlly hard with the, heat, the-'ironing and the care of two lively boys; but " all ■at,once the^memory of its weariness left her mind. "Il scenied hard before you came, dearest: it doesn't seem so now." lie swung I)oth youngsters to his' -i'«»-*"r,«."C7"piov-nii:e—tuc-greirtest_pos~ '■sible linefiis ' from its public works programme', there'is little doubt that the new proposal will appeal to it -.sufficiently strong, to warrant a decision to' carry the' line to the bound- ' nxy-" . ■ One gratifying phase of the propo-'SVroad'ahouWera. w'lhinttv ■', . yt° tolHe;kid"ie8' while you put some bread ,w,ifen the y,ai, as the government is and milk and*cookies into the'dinner pushing work on the linoit is build: Spall. We'll have our supper ' in "h ing to The Pass. The pole line from 1'parkl" " Calgary south is well under ,way, i The youngsters ' gave a squeal ' of St thT^^'1')ft,J07^ the dis-ldelight, "nut, .Tohn, you'v' mich^d tancc. lhe holes are dug to Macleod ; once today; you-' He interrupted nnd from Iherc to Frank, und it is the intention to have the line in oii- ' cration by fall." The Cranbrook PC0- - pie expect to rend, Crow's Nestabbut, ■ the same time, and therefore if the through line fa illen(!(, R w|„ Juost MKcly h* ready before winter. „ The consummation of the project would U of the ' greatest possible l-enefit to n«,t only the people along tit Crow's Nest lint, but to the whole public of Albcrtn and Urltish Columbia, us the government's .scheme fa to give connection with nil p/iru or the province, while the Cran- lirook jieoplu expect to ultimutcly ex- tend west'to the coual, or at least to"* connection with the' const. ' ]n view ol the well night Impossible »er- vktf of the " C. ]', H. telegraph, which docs not permit of (l resident of The l'aa» sending n message a limidrtcl miles ,,m| l>tUlni, (l rep| ,„. •Id. of two d.iys, t|u, a..*„ty l() lni||., ' Hurt biislneu by telephone with nny purt of either province would i,e tt I'Ooti inrlued,—I'mnlc I'ujier, TURKIC OMMPSKS l)\ CKNTK. 'Jhr-e nmnll cottuges, cxuctly alike, «lood in the glaring heat of an August sun. Toward ilntn walked three vo.iii,, \ ( rkmen, «iiti>lng dlnn l''tr.s! (.*.Iiiiit,M, - Ae workman uuml«r one turned in i •it the first cottage, a tired mothor's f«ce bHghttncd at the sound of his her gaily "H will cost 15c to ride three iiuli-s, eilt supper by the cool waters of the lake, visit the anitnais"- naolher sqnenl from the youngstcrs- "nnd listen to the muiiic-thr«) 'and three f„„rth rents apiece." Isn't'that cheap enough? At bcd-tinie, I'll "put yo« and the babies on'the car,"aaid TH walk home. . Come, kiddies, tt nice lor the lxi'throom!''' I" the cool'of., the evening .-two .happy boys and a, little mother with a glorified expression, boarded tlie ••nr oad waved U,«Hr little hands to a strong young workman, who fcwum- "77 /n the moonlight an <l he might beat them home. ANNA A. P0WJ,ESS in The ,'uhHe. ii ... THK S'mv INQUISITION; Triiidad, Colo., May, i3, ,907. "•""l">' Mine Workers' Journal; A few* days ag0 a ,^,k .} 1 "'kcrton's Labor, Spy," jUst , „. •v,.h landed the writer which gives ui, ;~ «»> *"• of the rfnkerton a«Mey and iis operatives within tlie nmiW 2JB7"«* during n, Colorado •.trlle toih of the coal and quart, I o..crt M, Smith, an ,.r.r)mircr , yo*l the alightest ,,u,.Bt|on, This >"tr. ng, • came ■ from. Fremont.- county, aud was a special friend of Hoard MeinWi Gchr. ■ 11-ut neither of . the rogues knew < the real occupation of the other. , ■ .. Another whose business it was to take' care of the, men sent.. to Rock Springs, Wyo ing, to organize was a .man. by the name of Williams,' whoaa. work •"• in thwarting all attempts made to organize that camp were successful. This vampire , teems to have tiecome so weighed down or .cor.ecience-stricken by the blackness of his sins that he fell to drinking and lost his commission. This story-was divulged by a man who has b«en connected with '.he jjitertou agency! , ' The aliove revelations will account, in a large measure, for the fruitless expenditurje. of money,, time and ',ea- erjjjjr, up to the j'• present time, in Southern Colorado! . , J|.these^nMn|were..to gat. what is jnatly,.doe, thein_ a-larga,''!": ;, wpuld be branded, ,on, each cheek, _ indicating traitor. .Very truly opura, j;, ■ , ' JOSj.,SHAai"f So long.aa employers resort to the detestable, spying j system, there", can bt no .confidence:,. between employers and employses. To pretend friendship lor the laborer and: at the same /.time set spies ia ihis camp, is.- the > meanest kind of'hypocracy, which will.* breed nothing better than crops, of disean-" lent and suspicion between • .parties, where confihence and resjiect should reign. " , ._ .___ The most despitable man is .te wiio plays eavesdrouper, and this modem eavesdropping, lednc'ed' to" a -calling in ^hich_men_are_trainedi_to-^d*opn+ibn-- — T-^ .— —^- —* 7''-"' 1- has beronie one of the curses of - the business "and .industrial world. ,An eavesdropper or a spy is only the more desp'isable because' he makes it a business and does it for pay. Many corporations employing large, nu-absrs of men adopt .the .pying: system and put it; in practice among, their men,., especially whc^,. the.. men are mem tots of unions.a ,. , .By this despiseabje method they become possessed of. knowledge j,, which do» not belong,,,to Ufem-steal. it as it were, and the men from,,whom it is stolen can not entertain a very, CJtal,(fed. opinion of..their,honesty. Prom rpbbwy of,','tUs.',kind to.,rob^: kwy o!:w»gs»;.is.only a.fthort .>tepi j\nd the man who .knows,;he,is .being! roblud.of the one .can.be easily . ledi to,l*elfaye he,,iB-;being,,i*oM»d, of.,thei 0-»*'r/.,il>yithe ,man-, or. management that will stooi), to the low level . of- thf-sayeadroppcr.. ., ..Witl;. coal, iron, .oil and, gas, South.: era Allxtrta w«I, bt ,tho, rsnnayivan-: ia ol Canada,.and-iL-rthbrlhgv will, l>e the PitUburg.. Who ;will lie the Car-, noffW-Soutliarn Albertan News'; ^♦Ji, aad who'.will'to the Thaw? , HOWS THIS?. We offer One Hundred Doll ara1 Re-. ward tor any case of Catarrh' '' that -amio't lie cured by Hairs Catarrh- Cure. ,-'■"*■' V. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0. We, the undersigned,: have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and, believe him perfectly honorable iti, all business transactions,'" and financially able to. carrj* out any obligations made by his firm. WAI.DING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Tpledo,„0. Hall's, Catarrh Cure is. taken' internally, . acting _ directly [ upon the. blood, and mucous , surfaces , of s -the system,. Testimonials, sent,free. Price. 75c,per bottle. Sold, by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for con:. ftipation. TIMBER NOTICES -, 1 . 1 " "O District of North Enst Kooteimy,. TAKE NOTICEIUiat David S. Pedlev, of Wiisa B. C, occupation Timber Cruiser, 'intends to apply for special timber licenses for'-the' loX- owuiiii described lnnds .situate on the north- v?rH''f-FlllIls,err IJ-'vernndits'triliutRrles in North Ea»t Kootenay District: Xo. l'OomineiicnBata post planted on the east side of Lynx creek about-one mile from iir ""out?: thenee' north80 chains; thence Wost.80 chains; tlieiice South 80 chainii; theAce l-.ftst to eliiiins to point of commencement, and cpnlaininff B40 acres more or loss. .May 7.1!K>7 „ S0,r, Commencing atajxist planted at tbe South East corner of application No'. 1;'thence North 80chains; thence West 80chains; thence South 80 chains! thonce East'80 chains to point of commencement, and containing (MO acres of land more or less, . May 7, 1907 No. ;).. •Vortli _._.,_ t < haiiih ; thence South 80 cihoii'm .:"The"h09'*West i chains: thenco North 8) chains,-to point of •j.immenccment"and containing ii'0 acres nf innu moi-o or'less May !), 1007."' '" No. 4 (lommeiiciiig at n post planted one and i.ne half miles north of Lynx creek from inoi th on \yu»t hide; thence North VM chains iciicc West. 4-ichnliih; thonce South 120 chains (Hence hast 40 chains to point of 'commencement, and containing-ISO'acres or land more "r less, « .Vay3,1SH17 Paled this ldtli day ol .May, ]!« (.'pmmencinB at a post planted i at the hast corner of No. 2: thence East 80 nilK- David S Pellley Fort. Steele; Co., Ltd . tSOIilC, ACHING PKKT Kootliedby Znm-liuk. II „ Min, women mid HrU i-itcncivi Mores, who have to I* mi tlmir all d.y, often Hiifler in PALE AS ACOttPHE, Dr. Williams' Ptnkl'lllu .Drought' Back the Uuddy Glow of.Health. Thoniianda ,ol young growing .girls have pole, pasty . coiuplexionai>,-.dis- trt-aalngi headacjitfl, (liackaclies . and .Nideachcf, S^etimcs,tky uro,„un, nhk.io.aleep; thnir, ttcrvea,.. are,,, un- strling; they are languid, , breathleaa, andtlia heart pulpitatesf. violently, at tbe liuat exerUon-that's anaemiii^- ond it may develop into>consumption unless, promptly attended to, Anaemia tnaiiBN. bluodluManeNM. Dr. WilHaniH'- l'ink J'ills make pure, red blood- Ihiit's the secret of their micccsn,. MiM.Winnie Allen/Montreal, Que., •nye.' "I was to weak nnd-'irun'ilcwm that my.friund", thought-I wni ^mgi into conHiimption 1 woe a» pale an no appetite and dldl not sleep well, the le.nt exertion, lirpd me out nnd If I walked a fe*v: lloeke I waa ulnioet tiredthlee», My Fi*rni«, »." C. Brewers of lixtri'i Fine Liifjer ami Aerated Waters. Bottled GoocIh . a Specialty. ^uenaHnwwa THE POLLOCK WBNE CO., Ltd. "Wnolceale , Dealers and .Direct Importere.of . SCOTCH AND. , IttlSH WHISKEY, M)ND0N DUY 0U) TOM AND HOL-UNDGIN, F0MUBUY CHAMPAGNE SCHUTZ DEEB AL« ANDSTOUT, DTJliHEISTKR. WHITB'AND UED 1»0RT. Sold Apu'iitH in KiiHt Kooteimy for ARCADIAN FAMOUS * WAUKESHA WATBIt ., k Cream Soil Drinks Now lhat tlio wnrm season is here drop in and get a iii/im, J!..l. J.-f*-'f /"•""I._ ._ Phones: Office, 6., ,W E are now stalled in in-, our, "new barn, opposite the'■ "old place, and- have a complete, new , outfit, i>which is always at your service for livery," cart-- 'age or baggage. We still have, the office uptown where orders, may ! be left. . - s.' o from moth and dust by investing in a MOTH \ , BAG. We have all sizes in the latest patterns'!• ' Also MpTHVCAMPHOR BALLS ;•■ v.." '' , ; at, per pound 2uC Ni Ee Suddaby / Agent for Kodaks,-Films and Supplies, Piioiioirraphs, Daily Papers, Magazines See Our Windows for A» > Ge> lo-iphardt J-ewelie**, and Optician ;;»e»»»J»-»,-#^^»^»»» Handley.Bros, Phones: Office 6. Stable 24 A Good Way to pleaee .cartful houaelceepera.U to give .feoaeet wcigfct. Oh,,we don't,nay that all. butchera doa;t do tola, ,but we cannot help, owftaionally.; overheating our lady friends when,, they get to tellinjf their experiences.. Another Good Way toploaee ie.to aupply. only ,, the best meat.' If you trade with I ust you,will learn just .what, we ,imcan by these two "wajre" QUAUTY and QUANTITY' willi be a little' more than)you expect. U ALGARY CATTLE CO ■7US'^7'':,7 ' - n l" J. yf ,% ' 1 F^ore and Aft , . „an-d if you, do your garden .the ■■ , ' same., way.,you .will have a, good ' showing. We have a good showing of/* Garden ;• Tools, Garden'z Hose, Lawn lowers, Etc. Screen;DoorSiScreen Windows D; QmM Hardware and Furniture it i> i* it. eVe->^e-t^Ail^irtfi^fii-*f^ff^ff^^^^t^^^ t t it -* a- How-to,Fish, when to Fish, the kind of'Tackie to.buy,. whereMo buy it and wherei to buy it-the ' bestj All this r information thrown in gratis, with every dollar's worth of Tackle purchased at nm-n N. B< (!,Our stock is complete, well bought and well .assorted-., -Outside stores can get their supplies from\ iiis toj advantage. ? ''■ ""■ WHUm-1-JIHl.'.HI lUUl-l-JUWHIgi! '.■>, etc. In otliur caik-e lon_r stiiiidiii)j mid walkin'! l<>nd.i to had Je^, v.irl- ".«e vi-lti nnd nlrm '/nm i»..i ij,. Uic imin out of ckifed ■on---, jirevcnls fciippurntbir lind pojsnii Irutn stock- ,n*f "*y*"i iiud K'litriillv hen Is. Mre. K. U'ntklii.% nf tu Vorgiie nvcDin-, Montreal, s.iys: "My |,0y Iiad ,i sore on his Led whicli was riili- '«<! '<y liis stoi-kijijj until u |<c.tme a v«Ti,- ud wound nice dish of Ice Cream or a cool, refreshing soft drink at McDougall & Co. °" l,"t nml *'M«nce pi-rfeoted to u«ch the m,n ,,rior t0 |he ft Cor|)H hftd ,1?, f,<,0, a,uI i]w»* w»«o were f«« ^•"f'ntiod. rotI,is„„in Cll,, «i.t«r advlstd me lo take Dr. "WH- ■ he Ml,, ' /'°i* V*ry «w'lt'Wreo, i "•»■'.■■ »'»nk I'illi,/ and -aUenuslnR auonlrs from It-trU.' a r , C"'or',l,(* «onl |,,',em ior * 'ew wm^s, 1 nm a^ainen- .ftttiin,- s.,r««, anft corns, l.o.uy patcl,.'wiU unLxZi*"™1 "' t,,u honV J0fi^ ^ ,'*ft,U' «»*■ ten e^ood •" '- ■«- " " 7,1?" '* ^«<itt^Thf'^-'f'S "Vi]hA °'Ur "**» '« ^1-y.ars-with i-l c >i 7.7' Klv,B«* ,,,i,,•1 "'• W,,"*M» I'tak I'llls make new • 0 «Wnv )i«ic aP-ctl-"-seJ. **-tJniut tZlirtd .l' Tmil <°"v-««. rlBht at the root of such trou'1,1*. „ hcilMi, t r"n~ hc ettk ,u »lrlku ''UU" daBCUl ^ «cr^ «l« ol girl- »».*, ijirtcre tlirou(t which the . In- |hood «nd Womunhood and a host of C r" "' the, COtlt «ompanli-« ol the ihwn. Put y„„ mm M. .... _„,„ ' ring Shoes. 'ni 'Jo Consumptives The underslfffled' having been . re- stored to health by simple means, ht-aled the wound up wonderfully." j ton Ulmr Snv «^ ,\.i. li , •T. rlh irr l> "',fe:1' ilC"',mr" nBd "«*!>*. mo, 1. InUuJtTn i""i" J ^ttI™*,!" M •W-j^^»'»ltew. were that wm U "" at ** * ,,0,r- ««^*taed by H*m wMU i« 'CoUrfido. •*r..pp«r an mil every l-ox-lmitatiom. ■ever etare agyone,,., and aoenUiwe* tn»y do much,harm, n yMr ^^ d«« not keep,t|« genuine pm« they will !• unt nt jor a hot* or 6 box«« for w.jo Irom The Dr. Willlsme' Ued- its**' Medicine'Co., BrotlffUU, OH, Are arriving daily. We have a larger and better assortment this spring than cvcrnndoui- priccs are low enough lo suit the person wno had In borrow frouble. IS WHAT'PEOPLB SAY ABOUT OUR Meats, <EBgs, Butter, Poultry and Pish ' Why not try us and he convinced llmt whm they ,ny"|» (ho truth ? Our prices arc the most raueoniible in Fernie.-'PI o. No ibr- call at lhe ihop on Victoria nvenue • . - 1VOi'or' Dominion Meat <£<>. Ltd. Phone (So. 4 VIctoHa Avenues W. RH MoDOUGALL dieeaae COK8UMPT/OK, U awlous to make known to his felloe sufferer* the means ol cure,, To those who de* sire it, he will cheerfully send (free of charge) a copy of tbe prescription used;-which they will find £ cure1 for CONSUMPTION, ASTJflrfA, CA- TAHWTI, 11U0NCHITIS 'and nil tlrroet aud lim-r -VAUDIRS. He hopes all siilltreia wiM try this Remedy, aa it is invaluable. Tiose desiring' the pre* Mripticti. which will cost thim'iiotn- l*g, and xnoy prove a Messing, wil) plsste tdtlrSfli' BKW HVA1D A. wnmv,' , Wrooiiym, v< Vt |K. 60 YEARS' ' ,EXMEniENCE '- ' '. House.... (WBST- PBRNIH) Vegetable Plants mid Rhubarb Root* CHUllllower per Ida. ' $r,oo Ubbnff* plants per ioo soc Rhubarb Roots por dorcn,..... 1.50 EOdS FOR fiETTINO First cross, Mlnrin*n.An(lnliml>*.n Per Siminc, Jt.oo JOHN McLACIILAN,,p«OP. I»d-40 S^^*#«iWB» WJWWIMI !.>»■« _lTtkmm ' 'viiinuYikm liiftiHldn li Uonituietji ^„...._. , •ont frM. (Il&ui t/uiff iu Tnapv Mahkb __.' DriioN* - pop.fnio.MTS Ac -It and 0 worlj "newt igunlfit. Sckniific flnr.ricart. AJt*nA0fim»lrflhMff»f*f wonk '. Iiir««t«l«. Mltilnn ni snr»rt«mMA !<-»irt),|. *li>/rni.tlr» ' PHBg^fiB iit, Kerr & Co. Contractors and Builders PhMMj 8f^o<ktione>an« «et|. Metee ftaisfced m eppllcatloe. WUmty 0/ GOOD DUY V.TJU- nttt ON HAWD. ' *. Jk. XJOLSt, AnbrUet - end' ffnlNrHhtetdent Often tt IW-iuua. TWEE8, PLANTS No Seedless Plume. No Pities* Apples,' No Cebleee Corn-Jttit"old reliable- varlrtiw tt NewMUble prices. 1 (Pertll'iere'i Dee" Supplies, Spray Pnnips,'Spmyl^ UeteHar," Cut floweret etc. Oldest' 'ettib- lltbed anratry on tbe mainland of B, C. Catalogur Free. M. J. nBMttY'fir ^t/ftsJRAi«s Oreeiibonees^ and Seed Houses. * Utv«U«| ( eW» y# J». 6,—«, your local usnhsttts do not handle.' myi seeds.' send direct. We prepay 1 fifty packets, assorted varieties <4 garden seeds in S*. p«f>tre (tMted etocb). to your neattet -sost office'tor Irtoo; twenty peckete for 50c., trial 'eol- tectioei. Cigars, ,TfJiacc6i Cigarettes & Pipes Thcrt li only ono plaae in town •wheroyoti'iBitn R*tjr6od're1lablfl goodshoar line that U at THE CLUB CIGAR STORE. W. A. IN01UU, ptop, Pbba. ns. . . 4%,^ ^ c. ctiTV.c mnv-tt-ra»^ . «,..■■ ,11 .-,1.....-..^...^.—ftrf. 1> ?' |'" J'S r e "V 4: FERNIE LEDGER>0*RERN.I^, R .C., JUNE i, 1907 7 n8WkX*^s,-^js«w.-'wmb. r ... 7 The through train aurvioc over , Uic _Soo, C. P; *L.» Crow's Nest and Spo- 'K-oac iflteruatioual route . througu l>Vr- n'li, is sclwdiiled to begiii.:Juue 17. ,.,' ,' 'll^ou^ c&iwiict-'ous will be" uiaUt; ut Spokane for" Portland. Thu. trains will' Xm the best equipped oi any — —;—,,M._u-y.. .—— he . begins ■, it ;-that r-:te:..;"fl»iat-,e|l»efld money—lots of'it]/ Somebody mu-ft*. itll hiui,, also, that he cannot hope, to reap results commensurate .with his expenditures .. .early,,' ■ in .the. ^auie. ■' Advertising {/doa't. jerk; .-7t puliS.; Il begins ;very^gently at first, Lul the pull is steaily. it increase, crossing the continent, and they wil'.' ^ ^^ and *** ** **«• "■*-• ■ have all the devices which nave\bcei iL ««r" an irresUble power," fr, iavtrlit-ed in rectait • years Ior llie. pur-' . -.-" °T\ 7 ,pos« of uiiking" Uttvcl by railway ■' ^OT THK SAMJ*7 Uaia comfortabti*. 6a each ear "will - -A lubuat'aineer of one of "the >. back be' thn^ .words *'Sop-Spokane*.'7 Six ,t 'ouuiics of North, Carolina waa -arr "new trains i'or ;Uiis service aie now -'raigned with several others-for illicit in process.of "completion, and as soou distilling-. VDefendaui,': '' asked :„; the an tneyare iinished they are put in- court,-''what is your-uatte?"* * V to nervia- on the. Soo line to-be' , "-'oshu.i,",,wan the reply., r. ... broken, in., liach". car as . completed "Are you the man'■> who made "'_!the Will uiake two trips ou tlie _ present J*"" stand still?" ' ''.'.; <liii.es ol tit* Soo, and will thus b«- Ijuick as a Hash came .the;answer, ihoroughly tested before being useu .."^'o. sir; .1 amnthe man who. ..made <M the through -trains. All the sleep- ,&* moonshine." ing cars of this ,dajss used oil the j ' - „ ~—, . ° "... -.— Soo-Spokuue liueWiil'be given .names ! ' , UKl'ARTI.NG GI.ORY. ,. ■- iw^iiming with the letter "V.'; That | ''l'1"*' old-lime rbuud'ups ou the ■ airriv iug at, Wiuuipeg this week ■ was : pi'airie are fast dwindling away and' lhe "Viking." Next week there will ' arrive the '-'Venice" aud the "Vulva.',' This will add one traiu a day each way through Feiuie, and will" bring by our doors many 'mure travellers leu* pusses us on the' two Crow trains. When the Kooteuay Central shall have been constructed between Kiko aud Goldeu, still more trains ami' fieight will pass this way. Add to thia the extension of the G. is", from here to Calgary, and fernie.will be thn greatest railway centre between the snountains' and the coast. The new Soo-Spokaue train which -starts on its regular ruu about the 1/ th, will pass through Fernie at i.05 a.m., making only two stops between here and Medicine Hat—Mac- Jeost and i,ethbridge. The time to • Macleod will be three hours and the run to Medicine liat will be made in eight horns. ,r . Tha new westbound train will leave •fcere'at'7.45 a.m., aiid stop only al Cranbjtook between . here, and. the i,a»ding, making fast time on its nm .to the weat. ' - The regular Crow line service " will remain practically the same as it is '■O** ..-•'■'*' ' , H. ■ '" , ."" 0 ~~ ' THIS JLAST SHAM, BU FIRST. - The" hew > Japanese labor party's programme iucludes opposition^ . to monopolies and favors universal male and female sullrage, a general increase1 of wages and reduction ol hoiire, the aljolitioo of capital pun- iahmeot aud- of- titular distinctions, fundamental reform io taxation. - and .arbitration of all international disputes. " * -" ' "■; ■ '. That is'a pretty good platform for "Iany party to stand ou, and when we .consider that it. is the platform ot a enbor.'.party in a country which halt a century ago was a land of oppression and ignorance, n we begin to _ "-caliw* at what a rate the.human race .is travelling in the direction of rNsform. Jt taahio.worthy of noU; that con da Japuii the leuders of reform are "" ihe intelligent working classes. ... '■'■ "O—-■" ■ ' • SOMEWHAT STUCK UP. ■-,:■ JHd you ever notice that if weather codtijtioas were particularly severe el.twhsrc, generally; all over U.<> \ovmtry, by the time the cold wave or hot wave, or electrical storm or what not, reached . Phoenix, it mod-. tilted ''no that it wae not nearly ns objectionable as in other places u»d lofcilltice. It •tei-mB.WU-aer, hut It'is'u ' ulmple fact, nevertheless, and .is some- thlnj.'.Which Phoenicians can be thankful fcr.~Phoenix Pioneer. '■' ' Wi*'had,not uooiced it, but wc-lmvc- tiotIted,that eome people are thauk- ''(«r for very email favors.'Phoenix Is- •so, high up in the world, thnt even un 1 elf'Meal etortn get* tired before it leu up the hill. They ura awfully '•'eteci. up,'* those I*hoc«iciaus.' ——« o- : MUST HAVK nKKN WOMAN'S. , ' lie longest dletancc the human 'voice has lieen trunstiiitUxl Ih believ- '-eiii to!be front' Montrcul to WiniiiiKg, ■»»43'' . wil1*! over a Hpcciul copper 'whre -aJoMg the line of tlte Canadian Petite railway. This wire, which bus '(■Jtemteilute connections.. only at -North Ruy and l't. William, was in- •teileii'liy the rullroad coiilpiiuy , ior its telegrapbone system, ?i'y means ol ■which two mceeagtfl, ono by telcplinni! •«j*d the oilier by ttle^raph, Can , ,1/c, 'iraaemllted slmiillatwoiisly dvvr .the .wire. A nuinlier of tents have beeii .'maeV oftlie new outfit, it Ik-iiij- Intnwl.' iqulto easy to couverse from uud.'to eud of the line, while nt tlu: unme Atosienl... operators at an iiiU-rmedi- ' a testation tH, Uilliam; were sutnt- •jug • (e'egraphic message to Montreal. o AttE YOU ONK? ' .Tnlm Wnn.imnVar siyn—"Tf ibi-n- K- ''OM enterprise on earth that a 'quitter' should leave severely nlotie, it in .Advertising. He should know before 1 .'UialTd's Unleneet Co., I.lmlU-d. ^ Oeaj»**I have msod your MINAUD'S "UMllfKMY in my family and also In toy ejtalits for yooxs and consider it the heet medlcJae ohtalnalile. Yours truly, »- ALVB.UD ttOCHAV. *etiprietor Boilon Pond Hotel and lively BUblta. loosing their pomp and splendor. This year'1)the outlils met, at eight-mile lake, there being represented the Circle, Bar U, Oxley, Cowdry and "JVUiU- sell, and the Little Bow outfits. The job of gathering the cattle this year will- be & difficult' oat, as . tbe severe winter has driven them iar out of their u.iual. ranges, and . many cattle have drifted across the Inter-; national line. - , 7 7, , .,. A few more years and what was ■nee an extensive range business will have dwindled to nothing. ■■ > Bob. Moore's Dream of Futare Bliss Has Now Been Realized—It ia a Man. SAFliT Y"" FOK. CBJUihUSN. Baby's* Own Tablets contain- no opiate' no narcotic, no poisonous drug; The mother who uses these Tablets ior her children has the guarantee oi a govcruiueut analyst- ue to the truth of these statements. * This medicine con therefore be used with absolute safety, and it always -[cures, ..such Uouiiee as indigestion, aour ttomach,' euus'UpaUiou,! dianrhpea and colic. The Tablets cure simple fevers, break up colas, destroy worms and make teething easy. Mrs. W. Ii. Young, lCusiin, "Ont;,-says: '-'I have used Baby's, Own Tablet* aa needed- ior uiort than a year aud would 1 not be without than iu the house. They ore just the tiling for teething.. babies aud other minor ailmwte." The Tab-: lets cost only 25'cents a box and amy I* hud from medicine dealers or; by, mail from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockvillcj Ont. , e> — i'lUT'SU COLUMBIA TUUIUK kJiVENUE The revenue ol the province ol British Columbia for the fiscal* year ending June 30, 1906, woe «»3,o44,443.iu. 01 this amouut {♦306,076.66 was received from the Dominion, and there- uia^ider' was couti'ibuted from local sources.. The largest item-laat" year was from timber royalties aud lie- ensi-Sj the . amount being „ 1509,043,44, a gain ol nearly 100,000 over the previous year. Timber leaece yielded $110,499.83. Thus the UmUr'Industry contributed lu all J609.543.a5 to the revenue. From' lands, including survey fees und rents, $301,678,48 were received, making the revenue from the two source!) of timber und laud $9il|- 331.;3, or nearly as much as the tot* iii ru>euuu ul the province ten years ajjo. • This cluiirly Indicates the rapid (luvelopmciil ol the province,- The chief Rdurci-s of revenue are as foi- Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is a [regular cough medicine, 1 strong "medicine, a doctor'** medicine. Good for easy coughs, hard coughs, desperate coughs. If your doctor endorses it for your case, take it. If.not, don't lake it. Never go contrary to his advice. Wa.puMislwiur formula* ^ uiers Wo baniih alaohal from our uitdloinsi W» lu-f • yon to oomalt yoor doctor L. P. a Eckstein B_AnHI8TSR-AT-LAWi SpUClTOR . Hoomy 1 it 3, Henderson block. Kernie, B.C. F. C. Um Afez. I. Fisher, B.A. Latpc ; & Fisher ■AMRISTERS, SOWCITORS, ETC. Crowe Nest Tradh^ Co. Block, '." -Fs-nde, B'. C. W. Ji. Kobs.K.C. , j. S. T. Alkianbkb, Ross & Alexander BARRISTERS. S0L1C1T0RR, ETC; ,. ' H'ERNIE. B. C. Ottioe in I.. T. W. Blmik, Victoria Avenue. The dose of Ayer's Pills is small, only one at bedtime. • As a rule, laxative doses are bettertlian cathartic doses. For constipation, biliousness, dyspepsia, sick- headaches, they cannot be excelled. Ask your doctor !>bout this. <■ H»de by tho J..C. iy»r Co.. r^areU.: lows: Direct taxation, $616,0714.31; from timber,.'$609,543.27; from min- i«g, ?440,686.39; .from the Dominion, $306,976.66.—B. C. Lumberman. NOTICE TVrorrCK is horoby Rivon tlmt thirty (lavs i-« utter iliilo tin- followini; iieraons'intend «PPl,vinB to tlio niilof C'linniissionor of Lands and Works ut. Victoria, ]*.&, for licenses to prospect for conl and pel roleum on tlie follow- iiip; described lands, sitnato in Block — lyinit on tho west side of Orent Xortliern rail- wii.y, from Morrissoy lo Cedar Valley timber limits, Southeast Kootenay, Dritlsh Columbia. Commeneins at a post planted at the north oast corner of, Isaac Waldron's' claim, tlunce runnniR nortii 8(ichains. thenoe west SOcliains, thence south 80 chains, thenco east 80 chains, to place of commencement, containing B40 acros, more or less. . - Isaac WaIoPkon, Locator. A. W. JJhi.dkn, A«ent. May 7 1!W7 „ 1 Commencing at, 11 post planted at the south- cast comer of F.P McCormick's claim, run- ninir south m chains, thence west »i chains thence, nortii 80 chains, lliencu oast SO chains to place of commencement, mii'tint""- 010 acres more or les-,. , ' ■J- P-M<:Cokmick. Locator. .„".,,„ - . A- w- Bkldus, Aptont. ■.•May 7,1U07. . Commeneinir at a post planted at the north- east corner of Petor Qiloiirist's claim, thonce running north 81) cliuins, thence west 80 chains, tlience sontn 80 chains, thence east 80 chains, to place of commencement, making 040 acres more or less.- ' „ - - -' ' IV.TKHCiif.ciim'sT, Locator: May 7,11107. A..W liw.DKN^Agent mpro or less. .1 - May':, miff." ".'".-:' Commencing nt, a post planted nt tho southeast corner of H O. Guilliand's claim, tlience running louth 8-jchains, thonce wett HOchains, thonce nortii 80 chains,thence.eust. 80 chains, to place of commencement, niiikinglUO acres, more or less, - " .-..j II.O.'Ouii.i.ia'ni), Locator. ,r, „ V A. W: Bki.hen, ,Agent., -. May 7.M07. ... -.. .\- -t- ■ ' . '. - •' * ' Commencing at a post phintod at the south-' east-cotner nf TL K. I'alnicr's claim, (honco ruminig south ycliaiiis.tiio'iu.QwesI wicTuyns, ■t.ience_.isortii"CT/-cJiiiiriTii-iiTrriTne**Fii'!5r SUxnaiilsT .to place of'cominpiicon'iunt, making mo acres, moro or lenai. ■ . ■. c. " 1 - ,V .•-;.--.. . . 'ilM-:. Pai.m'kh; Locator May..7,-l|ioi_. ,. • A, \V,, Bbi.d'BX, Ageijt .rfimiriehoiiigiif a post, 'planted at the north- _aas.f. corlilir ol'.;.Terry lla.vos1,- clivim," thence running iidM\ 81 clmina. thonce west 80chains,' t|.ience,so.utli:80Vli|ilns. thenco mist 80 ohains Va'pliice nf < om'r<ion(;cnietit, making (U0 acres Jichhv ITavkb, Locator A, \V. I)i:u>kn, Agent",* '"ConinifiKii'/r nl a post, planted at the south- east corner ot-VV. H. Stophnon'i clnini; thenco running south 80 (ihains.t.lionce west 80chains, ihcncc nortii 80 chains, thonco oast, 80 chains to place of communonmenf. ., W. H.Srui'iiHON,Locator May 7,1007. AW. Hi-uikn, Agent Coniiiieiit'ing ut. a post planted ut tho southeast corner of Holit.K, Neil's olaim,tlieiifio running north 80 c.liiiiiis, tlience west 80 chains, tliennoHoutli noohnlns.t hence cast, 8(1 ohains to piano of eoimnoucoiiiont, inalting (Ho acres mora or loss, Hoii-r lv NK1I„ Locator May 7; 1007 A. \\". lliir.DKN, Agent Comnionolng at. 11 po..t planted at. tho south, oast oornor of Fi-oemim Snow's nlniin, tlience rllliuhig south 80idmlii',,t|itin<'0 wont 80uhiiiiiH. Minima mistr'rly 81) chains, thonco nnrlli 80 Oiiiins to place of comnHjiu-oinonl, makiiiM; lio acres 1110™ or loss, PilKl'.MAK Snow, Loontor May 7,1IW7 A, W, Hi.'i.iiKN, Annul a Cuinmuiieiiig nt 11 nnst. pliiuloil at tlm nortii. iiast corner of U \v. I'litcli's olalin, thoncu running nnrlli 80 nlialns, thonco west 80 chains thmicfl soulli 80 cliuins, tlinncij onJt 80 chaltin tn placo of comiiidiici'innnt, milking 1110 acre* •noni or 1»i»h, 111:11. \V. I'atrii, liocator May T, Imi7 ' - • " AW, liHMiKS, Agont Coiiimniielng at. u no»t plantml at, the north- nut oornor of J. K. Flllliliwidci-'scliilmjhimco iiiiinlug north 811 idinlus, tlinnno west 81) I'lmlns, tlunii'o souih N-ii'lmfiik, tliDiico cast hi) nlialiiH to place ol cmniiiniii-i'inl'iiit. niiikliig > l.i acres, moio nr li-s», .1,11 K111.1.ISWIHKK, l.omitor May 7,11107 A. \V. nm.ni'.N, AgiMit t'ominoiii'liigat a jiosf planted nt. Iliosontli. 0 mi oornor of Al JIIHiu-'h claim, llinucii run. iitngNoutli Munliiilii'i, tliniH-i) wimt 80 chiiins, ■limicfl nnrlli H.)rhuliiH, tlmtioo mul, Nil nlialiiH, In plucn nl'i'ninniiiiii'bindlit, ivnkllig iMti nnrtiM innrv <>r lens, At. Miller,. I.oi'uioi' M IV 7,11107 A. W. Ili'lilnii, Aifcnt ''oinnicni'liig at. a ]io-( planti'il ul thn north- nail. 1'iininrof .1, 11, W'ilinni'h ilalin, thenco running nnrlli 80 CIimIiis. (hcnrii wn.l hii I'll lllis, tlnilli'O kOlltll H>i('hilin«, lliniu-c miht HU i-lialtis to pliu-i) nf ("Miinii'iii'i'iiK-nt, inaldnu lln acrnsinoronr lns». .1, II. Wllin.ii.l.u.-ntor Mi»V 7, ltfiT A \\',]l.|.|..ii Agioil I'liinmi'iicliiu ul a po»l pluiili'.l at (hu north. ii'l.t cnniiif uf Tliornlnn Wheat ley's i'liilm, llli'lll'U llllllllllg KOlltll Hi I'liuilix, llivllcii went 8 H'lmlni., tlii'iii-ii inii-lh tin i-liiiinx, llimicu oitil hicIiiiIiiii tn plui-e uf ciiiiiiiii'iii'iMiii'iit. 'riioiiiliiii Whcullnv, l.'inntiir Mi'vT. I'm" A W. Ilelden, Aaelil .11..'. . J« Barbery l.d.s., d.d.s., a„ .: DENTIST L T. W Blork, opposite the Hank! ' Oftwit Imnrs—Hrum to H p.m. W. J. Wrislesworth, D, D. S, •DE33**TO?IS1' Ofpick Hours,. . c'wtoMir a. m. 1 to S p, m ■ , 6.S0 to 8 p.m. ' ' ■ Office in Alex. L ek's Blonk * |Q[| • over SUnn's Bakery. - , FEHNIE, -. - _, _ b. c H. Hum.. A.W11.DMA.K BELL & W1LDMAN Contractors, und Builders .. ; Estlmutes Furnished Residence—Corner Howland Ave. and McEvoy St. ' P. O. Box 355 ... Fernie, B. C. GONNELL& ROSS Builders and Contractors Estimates cheerfully,given and work , promptly executed to the satis- . ."' faction of our customers. Chas. Gilbert Tonsorial Artist Only Union ,Bnrber Shop in > the eitv and work here is done in first class' style and at reasonable.prices. \ 1. Look for Card in Window Union ^%«^k^%>iVM%% "ft_^ tp [' The"-" ,* 7 j Elk Lumber Co. Limited * rianufacturers of % Dimension., , . Flooring Siding ■■'■ ' \ "■' , .:■".•* ' Finishing; . *"•* , Lumber & Mouldings "« All. our stock is Inst year's cur and well seasoned %<■**,-%.-fc/%/%^%*, I j THE HOME BANK OF CANADA ' 4 Watch it Increase, aii,you have to aJ£ do with a Savings Account is to start il and At,- keep it going-—then- watch if grow. Doesn't ^ take long for it to count up to a. considerable &* amount—then you see the , advantage-—the wis- aja dom of« saving. M $1 Opens an Account with The Home Bank of Canada •jv ' ' " ' ' ' ' $& J. M. MARSHALL, gr., Fernie Branch #ici^^i*r«^^^ TI^E CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE PACIFIC Hotel, Hosmer -„' Open May 1 ° Everylliing, new and up-to-date. Every accommodation' • for the public. D. Bar stocked with the finest in the land _ LABEL LE Proprietor . NAPA NEE HOTEL, , FERNIE, B.C. ° ; ■ Eoenji attention. BUKAU OKFICK, TORONTO 0 W, B. ltAUOSt, President ttTW* IAIRD, General Mansjer A. B. nUtULRD, Superintendent oi " ****$*». * (■.ST.\lll.ISIIF.I) IMT Paiu-u]) Capital, $10,000,000 Rest, - - - 5.000,000 Total Assets, - 113,000^09 Bructes ttroutjhoat Canada, and in the United States and Baft-Mf BANKING BY MAIL * )B|m^ixiess inay.be transacted by mail with any brand) tM^fkotf. Bajik*; ^Accounts may be opened and deposits aftdo or withdrawn by mail. Every attention is paii to oatnaf-town accounts. \ For nl©, Branch -.*•■* G. S. Holt, Mnnufrer fil CO CC | & Rossi ->"*» lintt-artakers L Embalmers| §■»" ; ""'" AGENTS FOR -'''S The Calgary .Marble &- Granuc Works K . (formerly the Owl) . The Owl Restaurant which has recently , Changed Hands will be more completely up-to-date than has been": the case in the •past. The iiew pro-, prietors,, Rooms reserced bu iiiirp/ AGENTS FOR The Calgary .Marble &- Granite Works . The ..Kootenay Marble Works, Nelson ■ff ■ Samples.Can k.Steu at the Office. Parlors in lundy's Blori jjV Mr. and Mrs. Stephenson will be pleased to meet the old patrons and also new.ones at the old stand. BesL of Service ifer-Ht »^ SVM.I'SIS OK CANADIAN NOHTH-WKHl MININU HKUUI.ATIONS. fifty Yearmiho Standard Conl,-Conl IiiihIk mny du iiurniinneil Ht (10 iioi- iii'i-u I'or Hon coiil nml iiiii Kir Hlitlirunlte, .Nut iiKiriitlimi Wi Huron enn liu Hi-qiiirod by mm liiillvlitimloi-comimtiv. Hoyulty nt. thu riito of Ion (lunUimr tinuif »,(»Mi poutiilti iliiill liu ciilliiutuil (in tliuKrinimiutinit, QinirtK—A Ireu iiiliu-r'n curtllloutu U Hrnitud ii|hiii iiuyiiiciif In mlviiiu-u nt «A |Hir milium for mi Individual, mid frnmifVitoHixii'iiriininim ff.i- a iioiiiimii.v lU'coi'diiiH to oHpltHl. A fi«« nilmir. linvliiKi'lliiiKivtiroil mlnnritl In liliii'ii.iiiuy liiiiiluiiuliiliii IJHon \,!i*tttml. Tlm fen for ruflordlnii mcUIiii U^A, At. liiiut»liiniiiiii.tliiiHxiiiiiiil(i(l nn tlitolblin tiiu-li yuar or inilil to tliu inlninir recordw In llmi tlivrttof, Wlioo ».V»i liiu iiunii hxi^iuMi'I or inilil, (lie looHlor mny. nimii IihvIiik h mirv«y iiimlii, hihI uiiiiii coni'ilylng with other ru. i|iilruimnitii,|iiiroliRie llie luiuUlll hii hit*, Tlm |iHt(Hit |irnvldi'ii for tlm iiiiyiiiuiit of h royalty of <}|iiir runt on thu nhIuh. I'i,*(;i:ii tn 1 ii iti w i-IkIiiik Kiiimrally nm Id i fi'«t M|iini«; initry fun r't r'lliiiwnliliiyiiiirly, A friiu inltitir nmy nliUlii two Itmsn to drivlitr furuolil ortlvi) iiilloeifili for h ttrm of luuutv vchm, ruiiuwuhlii Ht tliu dUiir*tloti of lie MinKti'Mjf tin- Intiilor, Tliu liiKkui kIhiII ImvHRilnidgB In oi*r»llon within min hinihOii from tlmilntu of ill* ItmMt rur iuii'Ii iln, niiliiH ItciiiUl >lii]iiir Htiiium for fitch mllo of rlvor Imunil. Iloywlfy »t tli« uwunf 2'. |*r i-iint cnlli-cti'd on ilmmifiiut nf. lur It iix<enlK:|i'|iMi. W. W. COKBV, 0«fHitv MUUUr tl 1% Histior. N. U.-UiU|iUu|riuiJ (UJ^Qi^cw ol thlt advcrtiHmeit will Hot he mJJ («'. JVfitfe. 3B. Cf 9999999999999999990090 THB BEST OF 8EHVICB 0999999999999099999999 OALIi AND8KK C. W. DAVRY & CO #$»,, «!• w mm Allan Line UOYAli MAHiHTHAMBIIH-S Direct Bcrvlct' Dublin Exhibition HHininur HiiIIIiiuh .Montreal nml Qu«bf« to Liverpool A Cream of Tartar Powder Matte Fr0m Grapes NO ALUM ^ CENTRA.]/ II O T K L l'iuli-1- IK'U' m;iu:i^i-muiit. — n Well fiimifilicd rfmiiiK. 'rSifitublii \n t>u\i\intM witii tin* Ih-m. tivii m.trhia Hi7>H\]ii, T'.c hui "if, (»-Jl|^'w»l witli tin* ln'Mt wiiir*,, ll~ i|Uorai»rjilci^;fj**.. ruin** (twin ww. JUNK 14 Victorian (turlilM, >"".«>° JUNK ai Ionliui (twin .tcrew, '),ot*t 'J UNIT 3» Vitriol**] (tUtWM, 13,000 * JU!,V t 10,576 totm) UlttN) ((in**) toiul HMoion, $&*> Jtnil ajiw-iMlu.; h«««M' Onlitn, $I".».W); Third Clnwi,. ■.'f-,7.fin iiihI U|iwai'(1h, iuiconllii(4 to tuV,.'i;,,,'i' Summer Excur ion East fale l-'roni I'lM'llltl lo \Vllllll|N'tf, I'nit Ar(Iiiii- SI. Puul Diiiiidi Sl.iiiv OKy St, I.ntiU Sim. $52.50 i'lin'-M'" -t-'M •.in- Torniilu ■V7il'y .•",">na\yn M^ii\.»'_'*l 50 Good Woods- moil wanted by T cj KIK umbor ■ 1 Co, Apply nt the Offices or nt Hon- nior. , ^ k 1 * \h tik lumber do., Ul Fernie, B. C Jas. Severn;, f/rop. 'LyilllMW"11!1" ■ i nm 11 The A.'Macdonald Co (Ht'jJ Oftiii*. WinnipTK) Rranclifru—V*»iM*«i»vf,_ Nt-Koiv, Vero'tt-, Kilmoninn, Aim. & Kt-ni»»;i, Onf. Pcrntc, B. C. ■"VlKilt-iNt.- (iinrriJi-*, ■ Hi-uir, I'V-rtJiA; C.ifllp Sujiptifn <\frvlpriiti» Ifntr* Mci'vlnp GLASGOW (I)ir<*ct) CoriniblttB* - r.Jmii- l-^rtntiam..,- ...J»iV! Slcilita. i-»«nif NuwMlt*.....,*. ..*••• rJu,y to |K|. Si. JuIiii .*fi|(. Il.ilii'iiv .fiiiti.Hn. On Sail1 J mm* "i. 7, 'inJ K l-itM t'l.iss KiMinit iYi|» in* D.iy l.imt I (Vi?ri'»|iiiiiilln« i'i.iloi'lli"ii» lr»iii «H Ki>iil».|i»4 I tinli.1.1 'I'lnhfl* iniillntli' fur Ink,'rmllu ; iiii-liiillni: int'iiN mil ior) li< >ni I»i.ii .;.,.....(». .;.. .' . .'■ • ! ylHilrltil-ll.V"<illl.'ll I hi iih.ii.'ii, (;iii'Ui- "f M.-ni' 1 1 I u.^l 13 *3<i »7 I**' 41 Nero One clftMCnbi'n $40, thin! cIhh H-F20.WI- ftir*r«M'rv!ttittn of »>e*"tliB mul (oil |t«rtlc*nl»r apply to U. IIKADINU, W. It ALLAti C. v. It. Afft" (Jon. A«rt. Ycrnlo Winn3j*'fr . ssxs^SSSSSSisasnHmms, wmhmmwhm .i.h^AUTKIt, I' I'. A.. Nil fl. rU...'.t>IS(l. Awl Vi-MHi- Shoemaker Shop ' iO|i|i. |», Iliuin.'.U'i't ollifi') u.l vi^i^Jirymxi^m^mT • " SJVCCDSZE " Crow'ft N«ftt Sp-iolar — asm MImm^s ravorit* Cigar Tli»» owiiiT )m» wnrVfil 4 vt-am ,'n llf-in'*. HMs, mi'l i* |iri'p»rw] t» ilo nil ti'M-lr ot ri'i'iifinj: Hint v u w n'f-rk. i»c« tJirtliotti Fertile » I !«■■■■»" Jhfon'M in The Ledger mtmu FERNIE LEDGER, FERNIE, B.C., JUNE i, .907. '{ MEWS OF THE CITY . W. K. Roto, M. P. P., returned from Victoria Taesday evening.' Mr. a»* Mrs. J. d Silverman, of Ynsxk, were in the city, on Tuesday ' Mny aad, Mrs. .James R. Wry have moved iatb'the Stork residence. A.- B.. McRae, ol Frank, waa in town Tuesday. He txpi-cts to. accoin- pafty J. A., Bricker on his northern' •trip, C. W, Davey arrived in the c.ty Friday,morning, after an.-absence »1 aeveral weeks at Edmonton and Oal- -gaiy. Mrs. McKinley, widow, of Presidenl McKisdey, died. at Canton, Ohio on < the 26th inst, after a stroke of par- ttlysis. President Sherman ia' at Taber and Lethbridge- in cosaection with the investigating commission now in session at Lcthbridge. ' '' Rev. George Kiwcy, of Micliel, has be-.-n ia the. city a day or two this - week, and will take the morning str- viceat the Methodist churcli tomorrow. , . A brakd new Iriihnutn arrived at the Waldorf, Wednesday, and is leisured as Bob Moore, Jr. He brought with liim'the usual Irish thirst for a right.- ' v.-> :' ; Mrs. Gus Rochfort came down from Frank to act as godmother for little 1\Iiss Mildred Syble Barnes, granddaughter' of Mr. and Mrs. K.eading, of ihis city. , Mrs. G. G. »S. Uudsey was at'home to a few" friends ou the 24th°of May. Bridge was indulged in during the ■/ early evening, -and afterwards ' danc- ■ ing was tho enjoyment of those present. J. A. Macdonald, secretary, 'John Galvin, vice-president Dist. 18, are at Hillcrest," and will endeavor to arrive at some understanding with * C." 1'. Hill, manager of the mine at that place. , ■ Board Member Sullivan, of Michel, Lft"\VidiL-sd.iy ceiling after'the ses- siou of the district board, and Mr. Morgan, of BanUhead, and Miller, of J.eth'iridge.left, for llieir homes Thursday evening. The music furnished by the Moore M ... ■ a J i-iint-ert - company for the social dance after the entertainment., last .Monday night w.;s the" best. that, the dancers Tif'PeTnie-have HiaUTlie pleasure . ~M~ dancing to for a long time, Ur. tt. Stanhope Gladwin, of Providence, Rhode Island, arrived in town l.isl .Sunday ' and lias gone to ^Waldo where he tai;es ch.irgc of the medical practice at all the wills in that locality, under Drs. Iliggins and Cartwright. Oscar Kirkpatrick and family will leiivi in a few days to take uu their «J;ode in Nelson. Mr. Kirkpatrick 1ms , been a resident of Ferule 101 nearly eight years, and leaves many friends behind who will wish him an i hit family success in their hew hi.tin-. Parents should bear in mind that .the car-few bell ringH every night now nt 9 o'rlock, and all children arc expected to bt al home by that time, Do your duty "as pnrcnls, and the police will, have little to do to see that the ordinance is properly observed. Willie Corson is going about all tied up He had lieeti scaling the high wire fence in tile park und took a turn He (rom the top and got a scraping acquaintance with nil 'lie wire in the fence ax he cutne dawn. No very serious damage was dont, howevw. rt Charles Klingcnsmltli, of the IClk hotel, Kiko, was In the city ycater- d.iy. An addition li to b« built to the KIh hotel, addin.; un more rooms whicli tlte incrensiti)- luisincss or tlm hotel renders ai-Ciwiary. Digby and Waldie have the eoltroct and will lie* gist operations at once. An yet nobody bu hud the courage lo Like up the cluill'-njjt of the jiriat- iis to a Kdttie of Imseliall. Tliu ne.ir «(it to 1111 nccejilanci; so far lius bin-n an ofcr from that tough Imlclur crowd to piny a Rami; of (ootball. An- there no sports lift in town after lio' Mo r h n re.ichnl th< st.ite of •I iddyhood? ., Tht C, I'. tt, iiiiii'miicc on Jiuiu 5, when siiiiiuivr lime curd bccotui's effective, tlii-y will run a steeper, ll.isll to V.iic-jtflvi-r, daily, Several sw- tion. of tliis <«r liu* \x,\i\ reserved for the iiiT.iiiitnod.iilon of the Koot- <r»» •/ l'*'»* xx,\trn. llortlv, can U fce- cur.d thr«u'>h the Nelson citv ollice, or .(. S. Carter, n.l'.A., Nelson, B.C. Muttlu-w llenni.-, a^ed 2; yi-0rs, dj.-d ol Uphold fiver in llu- Feniii- ',. « plt>! last Batnnl.iy a'l.-r nn Illness of Ke\er.il weeks. lie w,i» bnrliil (rom .|.„ ,,.< ...i>. .., . .... Hotis on.Sundiy, Rev. \\ it. Grant ti.nilncting.n slion Mirvicv.. Matthew llenn • Invi-s u I.rutin r at Mlchil *'*id a wife and Mir «m.i|l child is Scotland. pathy of a very. large circle of friends n their bereavement. Win.- Wilmot returned from Seattle Wednesday morning..... He reports everything to be1 lively in , and around ithe-big Sound city. International Board Member Patterson i^ feeling better again, and ,is able to lie in attendance upon the meetings of the district board. .1. H. Gray,,late ol Kewatin, Ont., _ rrived in the city this -week with his family, and will take a position in '. D. Quail's hardware store. !' > Work has begun on the construction (f a concentrating plant of 200 tons . apacity for the treatment of ore from the Blue Bell mine at Pilot Bay on Kootenay, lake. c 1 *' • The monthly tea of the Ladies: Aid oi the Methodist church will.be given by Mrs. A. B. Trites at her residence on Rowland avenue oa Tuesday, June 4, irom 3 to 6 p.m., and 8 to io p.m."" Seth Thorhley, of the Ptocher Creek Rcho staff, has been in town for several days visiting friends. He reports fall wheat looking fine in the l'incher Creek district, and business good in all lines. .The Sunday morning service at the Metfaaclisl church will be conducted by the Rev' G. Kinney, ol Michel. Iu ihe evening a song service will be given, commencing punctually at 7.30 p.m., folowed by a gospel address delivered;by Mrs. (Rev,) Lash- ley'-Hall. All very welcome ' President Sherman, Vice-President GalvisV Secretary Mac- d n.ild and Board Member Morgan and Sullivan arrived in town U'ediiesiiity morning to attend a meeting of the district board of District 18, U. M. W. of I, All the m«snt*rs except Graham, of Coleman, and Miller, of Letiibridge, were present. Bowling seems to be the rage now, and everybody has the disease. The fence along the court house grounds is lin.d every evening with a crowd of spectators, who watch the progress of the games while the playerss are totally oblivious to the balance of the world. When v. darkness settles down on the spot electric lights are turned on. - ' ■ Mrs. F. C. L'awe entertained a number of friends on Wednesday evening at her home on Rowland avenue. The rooms were decorated with flowers and evergreens, and the guests enjoy- i-d a game of' caids ?the_fir3l_part_i.of_ the evening,, and after partaking °of a d.iinty little supper, dancing was indulged, in until the clock "grew stingy, with its chimes. 7 , v 11'is "stated that the %\ox ,250 which the G. T. 1'. agreed to pay to ' the 20:1 Metlakalitta -Indians for ' the 13,5(0 acres of land on Kaien and Uigby islands, is now re.idy, und half oi it is to 1* paid at once to those\ over 21 years old, and the remainder to be held iu trust, the interest to go to the younger ones of the triltt as they arrive at the age of ai'years. The first sitting of the coal som- inission wus held.at I/itfibridge lost Tuesday. From there the commissioners will go to Coleman, thence to Bankhead: While the commission is at Lethbrldge, the evidence from labor will also' lie heard. Hon. W.' H. Cushing will attend the initial session and will then visit the various poinU in the south'In the interests 01, the public works department. According to an authorized statement liy Mayor Aalidown, of Winnl- |Hjg, published a day or two ago,* the total debenture nud floating 'debt of that city is aliout $19,500,000, or ak much as tbe total Indebtedness oft the Trounce of rirltish Columbia, and Mill those Winnijiegers are howling a1 out tlte high price of himlier. People who can afford such luxuries as Si3,fOO,ooo indebtedness should not lie .*•" uigardly about the price of- a lo.ird or two. Stork Opera House , ONE NIGHT ONLY Tucs., June 4 First Canadian Tcur of the ; Original. F**2ck*s Bad Boy Company 17«People—17 The (ireate8t, of AM Farce Comedies, wilh an added special feature, Buster Brown, the Bad Boy's Chum I Prices $l, 75c;Childrcn 50c Seals on sale at Palace Drug Store ■■W' '" i'i"^!*'* We have just received a fresh consignment of Crosse & Black-well's Pickles, Sauces and Jams. See our window for the finest assortment of the above goods ever exhibited in Fernie7 Pay cash, live on the best and enjoy.life. i W. J. Bluildelly Post Offloe Block G. CARD Express and Baggage Transfer Draying of all kinds done promptly. Telephone 57 ■ or call a, driver Office : Northern Hotel, Fernie, B. C. P. BURNS & GO GOLD STOEAGE- "V^KCOr.ElSu&.LE J^ISTID RETAIL " - ■ . ' .; ■> Meat Merchants LWAYS a choice supply of Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal and Lamb on hand. Hams, Bacon, Lard, Butter and Eggs. OUR SPECIALTIES:— . , \ Fresh, Smoked and Salted Fish; always a good assortment. . Try our-'-Mince <Meat, .Saurkraut and Oysters. Cucumbers, Tomatpes, Lettuce, Onions-"■and all kinds ! of frtiittand vegetables A" fine assortment of the best . Chocolates always in stock and always the. freshest7 Ice Cream Ice Cream Mas Tom Beck ONE CENT A WORD ADS Onu Insertion not. lout tliiui Mc FOK SALE KOK SAKE-HOOD SECOND-HAND OKGANi lifliirly now, In bent, nf onlor, Apply LeJuor olticc, mM-tf LOST OK POUND . 1 •HI U««S TtlittiiM iltil -,i\ the *i,m- l.i» par Its At tbe Ci-dar \ ...I'i-v Inst hnturdiy. 'Ik- yuwx,' ,.\ ,r\ fjtit 2X ye..r% old, and h-, nll.t. f'fslJ* fri.m acun- ft-ami»in <i4« 4 j-n- it Ar*X t«> his (tm-ly Mr n.:t hUh Kuttm Isft.Sundiy ninrii »_- wiU tint r» at'ns, %hkh *rirt- ;,!i'ppnl U> tW«ir old home st KnArrlty lor hi trntust. The famnly have tlw qrtn TIIK MASTRKPIRCR OF MIRTH. Th' Dad Hoy in Story and on th« Stngt. Whin George W, Peck was Applied i-i. lor Hie mle pcrtmiMloa to dramatize his phenomenally successful "I'cck's Had Woy," written a short time prior to his election as governor of WU«in»ln,he consented to 'en- t rtiiln ihe "proposal provide-! theHiook wus Siii'sf-ictorlly draiHiitlicvl nnd,th«. piny, iiiuli-r tlie title nunu.', staged lii first, cl.is, style and In thu munncr th.it wmiM m-e've the approval ol jo ril |nM|)lt niul the pn«s. Twenty \Mirs ol lontimious nnd rwormoiisly I'opnlni iimductiim are hehitid the '.«•» n.W»Ay nt -«iw|.'s «'._,•_ jj^^n which ciiitiMi to thr- Ht^rV' oprrn Iioiim nn TneNilny, .Turn: 4, to prove not only the jjovcmor'i entire tatls- i.-ctlon with the thcntrionl rcnult, hat ilu* spotless d-.li_-.ht tliiit countless thimwiiils h;ivc fund! t/b'-v.-Jv ,-.j )t.Hjj The pl.iy not only diskrs eMcsttially lr..m the Ilaster Drown and other inferior lmltiitk.n*i tbriol, none of which art original, and, therefore, mim It rele«atikl to the Kcondclaw, i-ut th.- curnnt virtlon has l«en r»- written, in oHir to admit of the introduction <i additlnri.il tirftehlef, in-bi|sand incidents from the j»ov- • mor's Infmitftble story «a<l of a .tro»/er cist and many exceodinuly b >vel and .ittr.ictiv« features. It is low as |«r(tct as entnhktNl e«aiat, **r-ati!e t.i! nt, UmK praciiei.l f«jvr. Hiee nn-i altind.iit outlay cam tnahe It. FOUND-PAJIt OK GOLD-UIMMKI) SPEO- tHclus on-Vlntorlu uvcnufl, Owner may liuvohimio liy imlllnir nt.Thn I.oilRuroflloii anil IHiylnil for ml. - mll-tf I.OST-OH TUh'SDAY M0IIN1N0,* SOME, when) fwtwpoii' O.P R, ntstion nnd Edaoclift Kdlil uroHH with hiir pin uml with tatter* .T.H.N. iiimriivinl. thvruon, Klmloi- .will liu NUIUlily I'tiwimluil liy rtturnliiK shiiiii to I.mlgur of- Ike. mll-tf I,OST~AT THK VIIIK NKARMKH.MciI,K0»'8, a uolil loollut, Kindur will bo miltHlily re* wnnhiil on ruturnlnir «hdiii to J, W, Nmm, (Jity'iloik, mll-tf rOHT-nitTWKKN TJIKPAHIt AND N. E s-J HuiMiili.v'H htnro, AlllfrtttDr Purn« oon- iHlnlnif Hi mul a chunue. Ilutum to lll«a Martin, I'nrk llmmo, mil set reward. SITUATION WANTKD YOUNG r(AI)V WITH KOUll VKAIW KX pgrliiiii-ii In liodlikwcplinj would lilt* Iliu at ion an liookkoniior or ulllnu annUtant, Ad. droHU, i-tttllnii iMirtlonlnm, llox 1, l.tdffer Jl-r DEATHS Illrlli. MnrrluKenr Death Notlcen liittiri«il at ruto nf KA ciintii pur Umit THOMSON - AioliUntally drownr.il at Coal Crt-i-k on TiiMdMY, May iih, iwn,Frank Allan Tlii-nmoii, HBud »yu»iM uiul lu montlm, •««. oinl noil uf .iam«i nnd Kilt a Thoiimon, Kuiitttiil wiih lieM on Tlinriiday, UayWi, lo Voriiln i-i>miiti<ry 1111 iLi.jjiiiaiij To tlio Hoiirtl of Llconclnir Ooiii' inlHHloiiorH, Kurnlo, n.C, Notice Uliomliy given that tho nndorileufd will, at tlie ilmt niuHtinif or llm Hoard of U- i-cniilnif *!(iminni»lniiurnol tht City of Varnte Imill Hfurtnenxpiriitlon of thirty day* from tlit4 date upply for tho trmuftr of a r«tatl liquor lli-iiiiait nranted In renpuet to tha Roma lloliil.Kitniiliioii Lou Noh, 13 niul 14. IJlook T, In the City of Kernie, from inyttlf to Alexander Hl^mito. iMfnit thUHtli dny of Mny, A.D. WIT. in.1'-* I'lllMP Oauoheli.a CH.VXHKOOE LAND DISTRICT DlHtrlct of Kooteimy rpAKIt KOTIf'KTIIATJAMKH W. Ml'ItPHT, s. of Klkij. II. i'., liOirittr, Intend* to apply inr 11 hui.nlai timlier lltmuo ovi-r the fullnwin* ift..|.|.Mi^tl Mlttl^ . *- lUiiiiiiiriicJin/iit u po»i pliiiitixlat tie toixh- raktrnriivrnr liit«M»,«uutil, Kootenay UU- trlct.ilieiii" «omli.i*i.ih»(n«, th»nev w».t so i-hnliiij, tlienrnninth im uliaiini, thenoe #»»t jDi-linlne tn imjIiiI of ('omnienr»roent,eonUln> Iiik WiHritu, moriior l«t»». JAUKrt W. UL'HPHV Dated at Kiko, 11. ()., thlt Uittl day of Kay, 1807 JUt Fernie, B..C- YOUR GRASS nmy'not bo ■ very Iohr yet, but,, we are bound to'have n little sunsliine soon. Come 111 and select your '_ " . . , * .' LAWN MOWER while our assortment is still complete. Six sizes and styles to choose from. ^mi «■?'■' Iwtvo to Hike it until you need It We also have a compile iissort- ment of other lawn and garden tools, hoes, mice*, garden hose, reel, nozzles, etc, tome in and see . , WMIMSTER & GO. NEW SPRING GOODS Dress Goods, Organdies, Ginghams, Silks, Muslins, Prints. Ladies' Tailor Made Coats & Skirts Ladies' Shirt Waists in Silk, Lace, Muslin, Lawn, etc. TRUE Economy should prompt you to do your purchasing here, where the highest quality of goods are sold at the lowest: price they can be sold for. "Investigate and you will appreciate the many money-saving opportunities presented to you. aB9SMHs*SKBiJHijBlBi^HHaa^iH^Ha^^l^^^l^g^^|^M||^|iH^H^^^|^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Gents' Furnishings We are proud of our furnishing department, Week after week' and .month after month have shown increasing sales, until now our space is too limited to handle the business. In about ten days we will open up in the store . next door with the most up-to-date , and most carefully selected stock of Gents' Furnishings in the Puss. In the meantime we are doing bus!-. ' ness in our old quarters, wlaere . your wants will receive our best •> attenlion. • • „ Campbell & faultless Clothing New season's'fabrics and designs Men's. Suits /(__•» A A '___■#% from $8.50 to 5>CC.Sjy Trousers for msn from $1.40 to.... 6.50 lion Brand Trousers For boys, "double Seals and Knees. - , ° 50 cents to $1.25 Sutnmer weipht, Balbriggan Underwear, gaaranteed an- Bhrinkable, extra & 4 000% ▼aloe, per suit......» j _,Uy BaliTiffgan Underwear, well made and-finished, guaranteed unshrinkable. , 4 00m p?rsuit:. ...l.ZS. EgamineJ our Canvaa arid Straw s.Pine quality Balbriggan Under wear in tan and black colors, good fitting, and -_J» A «y£■ serviceable, suit...JB | a | <*_) Extra line quality light weight Underwear in natural . wool, very comfortable..",. 0% . ^g* ■.Per>nlt,-;.-..ft fc-I O Hat8.__Large8t-aB8ortinent-in.town- Dry Goods Special Saturday Sale of Imported 6inghams and Prints 10c All guaranteed fast colors, immense range to chooBe from." Per vard ; :" Ladies-' Dress Skirts Fancy. Check, "light Tweed Skirt, trimmed with self __*»_"- *m0» . strapping & double pleated flounce, very drossy each... 3£)a ( JJ Black, all wool pleated Voile Skirt, made from the bests! 0% t\t\ quality materials, perfect flttlng. each | _CM|JU Navy Panama Cloth, pleated flounce, vertical strapping, ■• Avji summer weight. Price each .....„",. ,JU%Q .Shepherd's Plaid Skirt in the best all wool cloths. A t\0\ Handnmoly trimmed and flnlshed, each BaUU Hosiery Ladles' all Lace Lislo Hose in very pretty designs in £*f%* Blacks, Greys and Browns. Price per pair O-UC Ladies' Lace front Lisle Hose in best quality yarn -tf'ti^ in the popular shades. Price per pair DUG Ladles* Llama Cashmere Hose. tho> best value over • K*f%L offered. Bought boforo the advance. Price por pair %)UG LadloB' light woight Cashmere Hose, very good value at A_e*A •10c. Our price ggg Boots and Shoes Speoial Sale of Men's Oxfords To reduce stock during alterations, Patent Leathers and Tans in the American Packard and Walkover makes. All new-spring styles and shapes. Kogular $6.00, special lalo price 0*00 0*00 por pair.... .mi,...!.. , «myvaUU .*..,*. II II I |,l.*|tflMI|(. , ...l t,M|i(. The Artisan Working Boot for Men is made for comfort and wear. Examine our range and be convinced that our values cannot be duplicated elsewhere. Artisan Working Hoot por pair, $1.85 to • 111(11 II llll llllll Mlllll ■••! Headquarters for \Trunks, Suit Cases and Valises. p *. /> |i'"U" A hoUt that fnrnlsftes quiet, co'u wodio«# scooauaoditioa (or IU psA- tons I* • soturet ol pUawtt to tW travelliif public. Svcli t om U tlw Kinf YAwttA UoXsi, of t**wis, tot- nirr oyposttM post offics. AsV lor WlsiH's ssA Uks «a oUusr.i TheTrites-WoodCo. Ltd $6.00 Groceries Our Grocery Department is stocked with the most reliable brands, low prices without sacrificing quality being our motto. WESTERN POTATOEfl. Vnrv fln« qiinllt.v. prlp« HsW« #fc to Advance v«ry shortly. Prlco" by the saok.'per lb tZG lice Brand Coylon Ten, No, 1 quality tn sealed lend paokets. Quality cannot be surpassed, usually sold at 50c and |AA GOo.pcr lb Oar prlco , '4UC Saturday Specials Get th* Benefit Ijinndry JVwtp n*f. (1 for 2fm Special 8 lor Oranftea, reg. 4fto dozen Special 25c 35c Royal Household Flour The Housekeeper's delight. Try a sack next/time
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Title | The Fernie Ledger |
Publisher | Fernie, B.C. : D. V. Mott and R. G. Marshall |
Date Issued | 1907-06-01 |
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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Language | English |
Notes | Preceding Title: The Ledge Succeeding Title: The District Ledger Frequency: Weekly |
Identifier | Fernie_Ledger_1907_06_01 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2016-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0182355 |
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Longitude | -115.062778 |
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