¥ V Har-die Addresses puworf.,1 and &rowin2 party. "1 have . luve-'tried, the ,f.ospe'„cf evciv man never be.n a'.le to; understand .why j for him elf end the de il tjske I he thire uhould"'; c fricticn -.etwee*.' the ' hiii'der-i-osl V\'c see. the results of Alt ABOA Famous Labor Leader Kas a Few Th ngs io Say .,."* About Immigration, and Defines His; Position With Regard to Socialism. .'There'-wa6 *ie~rly,a catastrophe at' e cry 'the big 'mass .meeting. addressed by ~" Kelx Hordie in Sherman's^auditorl- am last'.-, night."' A. tier = of seats country." ■r ii:" f V .'-exowded. with pcopile collapsed a, few. , ."XDinuteso before the. meeting -'started, and; tlie" occupants ' were* precipitated .,-to^ihie'''ground;"but: happily'nobody ;'mroa,hurt.'.' ,.*'„, *,■ -■_.' ■_- ,..-■« '- 'Itvwas a record crowd for a; labor .meeting." Keir, Hardie's address,. .lastin-j for exactly,-an hour,-was"ap- precl:.t.d t:. .the .full. Before he *' warned up, to ills subject"," he made a jovial allusion'to the fact that ''in hlsjold age"..he had,developed globe -trotting 'tendencies.',; - 7 . ", "The labor15 movement," he went -oirtb^say,' "miibt, alove everything •cUf:, be": international.. Capitalism "knows' no country, and -is" limited- by ■ no creed," and" just as the "capital's-. * tic system oppresses the workers of . every land, so, should .the workers of every land!combine one" with* the oth- ' " ■■--•-- -the/day .'offjtheir ,7 er . to ;bqs'eo^on "emancipation. 1 am ., , glad to find tb:,t those of'you who were .trades iinlonis'.B-,and socialists in ,the/,.014 Country did not leive your,- principles 'behind you .when you came. to. inig/country. '7'7 "*■.-, """''- 777"" ""The problems "of,-Canada are very different fiom 'those ofvthe.old-world. . The difficulty here'seems-to be- to ■ flndpco.'ie fir,tbe vacant *U.nd..The difficulty'at" h'me.is.to find; land for the"idle people. "In:re is plenty of land at Lome, only, we have a dog- in-the-mnngei' tye'em; by,,.which one man Wa'jle t? say to fifty thousand. ^of his' frllows, '"i'ou iniy itrve or hot if _you plc'ise,.,but'.this land", is 'mlne.'tan'd'yp'.i shan't be allowed to ■ use" it-"except'on the terms which "I dictate1.'"., That is not your problem, but the day .is bound to come when ;the p'ro'.lems which afflict the old world will also re.iulre to, be facell in Canada,. and ■ It is, therefore well that the wor'ic ng,cl:s:j shculd maintain their trade union organizations and regard tie mnn who is outside - hl.s particular union as an ereai'y of " the, well being of the claBs to which '" ho-belongs. The groat problem,, of " the,, employlnj class Is cheap tabor, »nd cheap*labo.' Is the" rock on which the, prosperity of, the wording c*a3s is Always wree'ecd.,' ,,,'"' - ,,''One thing* Blrl! ea mo-very much ' lu.jviiitlng thi3 part of Canada, .and that ;ls thc nuwi\er of,, my, countrymen Mid th:ro holOlrij of«(e3 In Ir.d!o. t-iat one dny when ihe went in tlie "que dr angle •: of In our,, own land Thomas Carry le and John - Stuart Mill; more than half a century ago did their dVb'' io call attention" to what was-then cal'ed' the condition of.t'*o'people. -Karl Marx and Henry George 'in m jre•* resent years have called * internitlonal- attintion. to. the _same iroblem. And yet In spite ": of all our' grogre s, In spite cf the ira- proveme.ts iii machinery1, in api'e of bur „growing and increasing f wealth, a'Very*large proportion'of the population are as deep down in ihe slough of poverty as they Were Je- for j , these inventions were even dre'ined'of. Mill said it was a question whether all the la":or-saving inventions which 'had been discovered had lightened the day's labor of "ini single individual. ' ,-'",-' - -- -' ' j .*. . - "We have flfi.y* or sixty thousand women work ng in the big'ce.itr.s cf industry of; the old--country*' today. Bach of-them .: are working from'• 74 to (0 huuri per wee'eand never tarn lucre-than"five to .six shillings', -luring .that time. -If that were ;all -it socialist and the .trade .union movement., Thry arc b'oth.neccss;ry. You: re.uire tr..dcs unionism .to. protect you asainst the present capitalis'.ic iys.em,.and.yoiT requite -".ocia'is'm to sweep away the system that ycu r> c.uire protection from.. (Applaus;.) There aro 82 numbers of ths lahor party, and of that number 22 are avowed, socialis's, leaving" tea who are trade union ofJMals. Propagan- dada work is goi".g on am'n;,st' the socl.lists• to an.ext.nt hitherto undreamed cf. The trade union move- in nt in ■ its very end must be a wor'.ing cliiss movement, but t'.ie. sociili.--.tie • movement, bringing', as it does a new gospel. t\.r humanity," appeals to .people of all sections of-the community. \ ,,',——.« tx',+&;-*■ -'.'' .. a gre.t m ny, schemes nre.being'j ,,., put forward to .solve the unemploy- lon ed trollem. Imperialism wis mooted as *a solution of the.evil. The fyst*.m in thc .fid ..^a'.rd ,inr milli.ns. We see It of thousands of \vo".cu '.pel o I 1 y dire nec*.s3ity' bodies on th: stre tsto, j eep' them alive.' We see j the i. resent in our st r in the Luis wlio are co to auli their te'. food ti it'n thu dnm cnn:ss th..t prevails. ■ Wo s.e "t in the^wrnt cf s;U:rcs;:ect'' o' serva'.le everywhere. Ws see in- socl.lism that great communist''c coll'.cl^e a..e"*cy of all the" people ter "LIY. tbe; people's good. "The la or movement, however 't may hae-be^uu, js bound toend in the, socialistic ti-ovement, and twith iherisng cf the.proletariat.the.capitalistic system will' bocome more {.nd more difficult. • / '"If <he la'or piirty were in Boii?:*? If In? wUlct have tbe.,p ll-gaver'i- ment she h-Bbcei de.rived of so" II * the labor par y .were in power we subi'ld no*!, 'sej, iEe' h'ar- rown1? ipsctacle of seventy"thoUBand All Arrangements'Now Complete! For the Celebration of fernie's Big Day South Afr can war cured us of that, Indians under the British flag dyin^ would-be bad.enjugh, but above__th's jpiy tlure-.are'the low:r.paid class'of ti ans wage'e the- Old Country only, averages ',17s 6d per we;k. 'Here is a labor .problem demanding soiuti;n," and: it". is„ not cnly/in the 01d-*Country wh'.-ra it b'-jtains; ''".',.'' "7 • ' ■■■■'(h my younger days it used'to b'e a favorite tbe:ry t'.iat all„tbe'evils which alTlici; us were due to the fact that we* wero'ruled over by a*, monarchy, a :d had . not, a republiean fcrm of government. We know'now, as a m:.t'er of_.fact,-"that in o.ibun- tr'es wlerc the,form, cf government brought a 6-t afl it 'W^s ly the designing ihtriducB of a small handful of cai-itjils b wanting cheap labor in. South Africa.* (Applause^)- Some 25,000 men l.iid d:-wn.their live:, on tho.-.eldl fl^hting for whit they believed was freedom fcr Britishers."on the Eaud. What was the result.?,- The war is'os'er, the'Transvaal is annexed, and these very-men who fought and bled on the field cf,Rattle , are now no louder allowed ti; work' on- the R.nd.. '^o -Brit.s'.:er'- nend -ap-' of starvation..while the country is being drained of its wealth to isup- port •> a privileged, official * class. If .the labor-party were in power women would not ,be.-treated asinferipr cre- atiens to men,-industrially end politically. The labor party stands for rlgliteorsirs:, ..justice, freedom and truth,'and -imbued. with_ these ideas we in the o'd land shall go on fi-jht: in; cs best we know-how, and we shall stretch out our bunds; to .oiir comrades,of'. "911-hnds and invite They wii" 'take .Chinamen,Jlh m to 'oin US;in Aghtlng-.for.-• the re'the low:r.paid class'of ,:r-j'PoieSi Italians "and- an/ nationality [ overthrow of a system which is rob and -laborers. .The* average* Under' the-sun that will be subser-[*)ln-'. lif(* °: its sweetest savor, 'am •iSS^"*dthft^criingjlass-in4viont-ti^thBm^ from enjoyin- tralians who .f .ught 't'iere during the war are .'now bo"ng sent ba'c'c again at. the public expense because ro work can be found, for them! , "I have gone down fie Thames em- tan'ment at, night and s-en the Salvation1'Army' feeding thousmds. of wretched, 6fc:rviig men who have no ■homj. Many ef these men' are cM B:ldiers. A ies.on cf th;t kmd has cured the eld country cf'the impor- i-l's ic fe er.,'lhat .won't wash any mere. And wh^t I want to" its'c" you is'-monarchlal or republican, whether.,to" do is to guard a.'.ainst that lcUow> ' I m'fit, {Sydneyrsrhith wero Bb^hdii'r'Scitchrjiwr (03 In If.d!a, t-int ono dny, ent in'the'■qUBdrd'n'gl'e-l of thi upvernmont buildings and shout e* erclse th.it power officio «dJ.•'Mnc.•■•*a■'•■t•ed• •••heW-'w^'Poni** ■*'*UlR«ntlj>i'-(Appln'(Nf*.)'*v it b3 the autjeracy of the-Czar, tho imperialism of the Emperor cf 'ler- miiny, the , limited monurchy ; of Gre t Brit in,',or the repu'jliciin'Bm of the United St:.t s—wh:rever Indus'ry hns d.vclope.1 there you havo a condition cf society which is a d's; Kraco to the rulers end all responsible fir it., Tha church ,hns preached, the politicians have tnl'-o.l, tbo phtloo phers .havo tbo^rized, and still t'e'groat probl'm cf povoity ro- mains unsolved. There nre tho-3e n" uo now in the " old lind who hate ec-mo to tho conclusion.that tho real rcsponi-i i'ity of poverty d:os not rest with' the church,; nor with tjio politician, nor with the aristocrat. It rsV'wlth tho working cl-,s3ps themselves, bocaugo thoy havo the power'to' pht'filnjs ri.,ht, butdo^'t e-ercUo th.it power efficiently ,or In- Vj*».-v I . v out ,->o!-;»v«rjr *- window** <'LaU(*htor) A.Bln.llur.,,8te,to ; of...th'h;s prevails, here. Host of tb? principal ofllcofl n.wa dAyB,«At^om->-.n^UAbr^nd. if, tl\oy atic no* ntftdfb'irlEeo-whMw .a|o' fill*,, cd i)y|*4-li#-<4# i8cot- lrmd,i*%#^(llt^-«f«i b||!p:-s; ed to le con inert d ly Bln.'land, or if ^-|h,4*-V^W.*««^*^'M,,+.»*..Y,V,.1^»..*-^.»-li»**J.4,4,,J.M»J not oqn.iuoroa ui lonit absorbed, nnu yet if'you uo to the Houae of Com- mor« Vou And the prjn^_,mlnlitir o,| tbe pMionl goveriuht nt lift Bcotoli- in^n, -the ,'e dcr tl tie init RO'ern' m:n', wr.a a flccitclnn:n, the h*it\ ol tb-j EnjllBh church Ih n Bco'.ohmnn, nnd tho l«id«r of tho labor pnrty Ib a Bootohm.m. (Mcro laugh'er,) If Bnijlnnd lias conjucred or n'.Borbed 'what ,s called the Celtic fringe, It Is oVariy evident thi.t wo nre having our revenue hy n\e;*r1>ln;r tho swoota of ofllce, . "ThoBe of you who have followed' recent (leveloptucn'e in tho Old Country n»»Bt have leen Bur,'.riiied nnd grdtlllcd by the buocom of tho la':or .movement. Tredei unionism la htrtner in the Old Country than e/or it was before, hut the remarkable development which 1ms arrested! the attention of 'bo Bnjllih- Bpe^klng'wtrM is t'e urowth of tho labor party In tho Houio of Commons. There are people who ee.m to At-Bume thit the lalor party has B;runK up like Joa.ih's gourd In a nliht, »nd wlll wither In a day. But tlter-d ni-4 luuii uUil women who know tho long years of t>il that have -rone to the bllldln? up of the labor party fa tie House of Commons, and who', know, I sptak the truth when X nay Hut whatever else It df>et'n><rto (.-.ll and f-de it-w^v lu the Old Conn- 11 try, the lA'-or parly has come rn •tay. (Apphxiu.) The erendition cf the people bat rttn loxxg »roVfn a'out. It Ims re- exxftioA tie fttnti'-n of tnl-ikm In "VA'nBw,Bfll ■*wtf- ^formed*.;our.-"labor puity.,„WaJound tho. HQuao.jof..Cam; ffi?RB.M.!.L°&.? .Vy,, MJPr.'tlM.,w.n,?. J,1***"- wnya re?reBont.'.tlve of the'lntereatfl tawdy.foim of imperialism known r> fla ^-waving, fcr whiU you ar? ho'.c- ing towards tbe utt rmi-st ends of tho crth the foci who ns'ted you to' wave tho flag is picking your pockets w I'i both hands. (Laughter.) "Then cml, ration w s brought to thc front, and now every.agency that can le employed is being enlisted to emigrate people ,to .. o'.hcr lands. Emi re tion was enly intended to ('ivert utto:tl;n f om the real cause of the trouble at home end th) reil remedy, I protiHt against men be- ■lug. expropriated from tholr. homo a.ain t thuir will, for thnt is what It rejlly amounts t,*. 'Hith r go or slanc, .is the edict which Is being ifuncd. I have,spoken of,your vacant land.-'. The cry is 'Send those people to Canada, - and they will become .fjrm.crB.J .Iliriow that,.farm- ,tjrs don't grow,spontaneously in that ttasblon. .-If'we .are, to make, thoAo peoplo lanr.or'i, whut is tho matter with fnilfIn; thorn farmers nt homo? enjoying or ,de/eloping three qualities-. with which it is endowed.- " - -; -. ."in the." words of Karl Marx: .'Workers of the .world .unite. , You have -a- worid to gain, arid nothing to' Icsj tut chains.' "—Morning ■: Al- bert.'.n. . ■" - ^ ' —-o The Civic Holiday on Monday bids fair to be*, the, most., enjoyable ever experienced in Fernie.' The,committee entrusted with the".preparations have been .energetically worKiug' wjth a view, of providing- an*pscell.pnt day's spwt.;,' We ijiii'ik.thc. initiot-s sUbnid take. th'Blr-'ljpjjday'pn'Moiidtjy next 'ins'tead, of the Monday after p-.y day and cooperate with the" townspeople ingivinp otlr nii'iiiy visitors a good time. Preparations aro going on to illuminate the city. Everybody is expected to decorate their houses; if. you have no buutln/r get some of the splendid, wild flowers that" grow-,, so profuse on our mountain banks*, .The visitors to Fernie can, be sure of a .'hearty",, western welcome and can spend'a happy day auion.if some of the most splendid scenery in the world. If they like they can visit our'coal mines, which are second to noiie.' They can visit' the,Elk Lumber Company's' bi^ mill and see something' irorth seeing.! If they want to'get'a way from the maddening throng-'they can get some of the finest fishing in the world in the Hiver Elk.' fWh'ocan offer more attractions than FernieS'"' .-' 7 ' «■ It lias'been decided bv'the committee., thj The Executive Board of Dist 18, U J; W. of A. Hold Session in City The Executive Board of Disl. No. 18 U. M. W, of A., met ai Fernie on the 261I1 and 27th July, all officers nnd hoard members beiiifj prcdcntVconsidor- able business was transuded. ,,. The officers reported a (food -Jenl-of victimization of local leaders wnsMn'ing carried on bv various-coinpanys in llie lignite' fields of Alberta. Steps were ml<cn ti> cliocUniHle this compensation given, to victimized members.' ' (1 Four, new,,loculb were organized since last,board meeting, viz.; Woodpecker, Diamond City,, Alberta Coal .it'Coke Co. mine,.Lundbreck nnd Mqiinvllle 'Alherln. ■■.■', ' The .men nt Hosmer failed to keep . ifeBfc-lHumunmjitu if liuijS.n nature•**nmo?;it|nl)jrnn;(B and ocndltlonB of s;clety, If wo v/cre Jn tholr places wo would ho as thoy rro, T dn't.hrlng rny railing u.crtiiBjtlc'nat.a'nBt the rich, What I point out Ib tlmt so long tin workingmen 11 en - cnnt'niio to elect rich men' t> look alter tlolr lntoroutH, they have no il/ht to grtimblo If those lnteveutu ore neglected. , It would not Lo In humnn nature for the rich to despoil ttiemsclvce of wh;t they have In ordor to help choir le*-* fortunate follows. "JuBt an the rich nro hound to hafe.uril the interests of the diss io wb'iMi be IC-ltS,.."). Ai,d mi lol forty years w« have be.p.n to'lln? to build up thin la*:or party—not no a Liberal la'-or petty, nor ne a Con- Btrvnti e labor pnrly, bat ns nn In- depenilent labor party, contrcl'ed hy I th*> wnr'^r?, fli*i»?c! \y tl;.; -tracJ.- cm. (Applause.) We were til from the beg'iinlng tho thin t was Import- B'.ble. We had the press ngninnt ub, we had the pulpit against tie, we had every nepcctnble element in society a ainst ra, hut wo held our own, md now whut was s.iid to be au im- roB'tblllty ban become nn -Dcemr-i- Wo hajo plenty cf..hnd thoro. There ! llll;ir promiso to attend a meeting ,to pro hundrcilB of «i|tinro mlloB of good j organize, t llind which could support a big Ppp-:' The Uoitrd paid convidcrable attention 111,ton. But n wnduys the. lundlcrl 1 to the nmnzing list of accidt'iii*in llie can got tnoro menoy by, turning bis j Various minor- of llie Crow'n Nest Pass iund ml) a Hprrtlng tcteat for an .Coal'Co, and it was decided to risk for 'American millionaire1, than If ho nl- t- government commission of 'omiuirv .. ". - . ■*'./. 11 "tharno onejociility'shall be represented by more than'one team in any event.- fh the baseball coin petit inn,' owing to the limited ,time on Monday, the committee' hns' decided that'thp competing teams 'shall iplay off-' the preliminary games on Sunday to qualify for, tlie | finals on the fifth. Itft,is expected that j Elk, ..Cranbrook,. Eureka, Montana, Fernie, and''possibly the. Maroons of Fernie will bein the event. In the football event n strong effort is being made to bring, together the Caledonian football team bf Cnjgar.v.'and rho Coal Cree^tenm, ^ The following .officers' have boon appointed for the ilny: The commitee, President Wood nnd MesHrs Lwiirlo, VVIielnn, Morris, Moore, Phillipe, Warren and Secretary Herchmer; ticket Hellor, H. S. A. Crosby; Btarter, horse ovents VV, W. Tuttle, other events A, Morris; nmi-Rliall,"\V. W. Tuttle; judges, first set, W.'K Pollock', W. n. Ross, Thos. IJIggS! jtidgos, second set, J Gusty, R \V. Wood, .1. II, MoMulliti; referee (football), G, Wood; umpire (baseball), W. W. Tuttle. , Visiting tenuis to bo admitted free if hi uniform. ' DuHlness men of tho city aro requested to decoruto their premises. Tho Calgary excursion wlll arrive here about 8 DO in the morning. The Coal Company is agreeable for thc miners to take a holiday on Mondav instead of the Monday after, payday, and will run special trains If Agreeable to the workmen. ALL OWNERS OF DOGS AUK RE- QUKIiTFiD TO TIE UP THEIR DOGS DURINU THE DAY. TIIK STATU or TRADK * Children's Straw Hats r 50c for. 40c ■**■* 75c for 60c lovtfll tl:e crofters t) til tho land, .Do'ore I nj-r.-e'to'-Bre'd'-one single penny cf mon y ly iissiBtlrt; people tu tmlRr.iti-iI.want to*,hod the lonely glean of Scotland ropeopl.d, (Ap* pIiiubV,) ,, ■ •'•''*. ICml'r,.tli,n is no euro tor poverty. Durln-r tl:e Inst fifty yers tho population of poor, unhappy Ireland hnri beei decre sed ly cno-h If, Not* our Urltibh Bt-t em;n are nclmow'. cd.^ln^ at la'.t what they ih-.juld huve miestions will come before tliis com- Isoen half n century ajjo, Thoy have ' miiteo for HiMtlcmeni. The Conl Cre'ole mines nro worldnf,' , , full blast, turning oul.3,500 tons per with a view of tryliif,' to' ifevls'e mt'iiHK day. to prevent lIk'hc I wo fr«|uent iicciduiits. j At Carhimiulo 14 men are employed The elation rceviiily held for mcm-*| upon neu" development:-'- More will bo hers of the Joint C\*mmii(cu hci-itf pro-1 employed us soon as possible, il heinn (ekttfJ by the majority of unioiih lakinjf j the Intention of the Company to punl) part in wime, it wan ili-cldcd to appoint; the work 111 thin point, tlie three District OmVcr» as the miners', .Michel mines are working steady, „ lepresfiiilntives on the comniltice, th*; There are ionic toinpl.'ilnts of the lirst mt'clliif,' to take pliu-c the second, waul of cars and limber at many of the Monday in", Au^uil. A Ka-ut many; minus in District 18. ladies* Print Dresses' !)>2.25 for$r.75 , ■;• ' . $2;00 for $1.50 Ladies' Knit Underskirts toe for 5c 15c for ioc Hen's Straw Hats $2.50 for $1.7.5. ° $1.75 for $1.25 $1.00 for 50c, 35c for 25c Men's Colored Shirts Stiff Bosom, all] sizes $1.50 for 75c Boys' Wash Suits $2.00 for $1.50 $2.50 for $2.00 ■ msmm come ui the concl.:ulon tint the ciily w-iy tub.iva ireiund in t*.i cmi- grat 1 nt tho pe.plc, but tbe lmd- lords who opprcuB the people. 'Applause.) Good luck to Ilium in r,lklr t,oln;| Vibtn i ituirn home * rtiall ic-i all I have 1'nrned ,'n Cnnadn, uud cnde.ivtr .tu keep our people nt homo, •» «lio members, and flRht for labor conditions that A lot of routine husineks was trans. will enabU them ti stay at homo,,!acted and the ineeiiiiu; wiu 11 very unless (huy arc wllln-; ti 30 nway vuccessful one. The Lignite mines on the prairie ore p..-', ',s-('r!i!r,^ f-.i!l l!,;.*..,'. j,^^,..,.. , AnpuiilK were mndo lo the hoard to Tin* lumbi-r mills ;ire vt-ry bu*y tiiro- •>L'iid or^nniiters Into the lignite fields of* \nir mil lumber, Some complain of n ■ .Sinikulfliewiui and that will he done'«bortH(;e of cars, later, ' McrcliantH report a Kood htoady trade 1 Instructions were (,'ivcn to have nil w]']_ protipct'ls jjood for more.'. I ;!,vv-.;4;Ii,n ,4^»vv.4.-,4:4'.4?4 Jn -44IC \ii»\»u.i i Tne Coleman, ¥too\ end Lille publikhed in book form and distributed minis wor'ed at.out half time last weekl No cars. j A bed em! f:\m.ne will surely take LRT TIIKtIK IIR MO IIT of the r c^wn frc will. ' Whit ib loclnllsm? Some people * y that ,we wunt to thiir-; W4;.vlth pushed f..cl, nnd 82 wemteru of tTio j«tu*tlly at bo much per he'd. They pri*re:.t HoUKe of Commons have been' say we vtant to make the drunk and "turned thsrei Independent of Mt.r-jtb,iftle« m n e.u„l to tta ^«r { . ^ on| nl cr Tory alike. Iniin, nnd other rtibblsh and nm- .. » ' "." ... . „, ^„ /. " I htxxo hern -isVl whs Inr th, !«Bte. ^ "l,w ln Hrnxc "*"«<*« ^ *°; labor party nf the Old Country |m| "Xor'nlim me-n-r that the land "*.»■'»* ? "fori rf th'ir h*tm«*tng., •«•! tini. n»i* ri 1. -- 11111,...... v. 1 piece In tbe Oanadien weet this icomltif winter tnlea ejmetlilnj; Is) ' done to provide truiuiporUtion. A | ' new company has been formed to ; ! u* e ovef the Datuee ttnln-* »t Utb- i «., . . Z , .. Li-• ; bridge. A, O. Plummet-felt e»d K. j The I^kJk'er will be pl«i*cJ to publish. M> fla,(r m afc th, h<a(J of tht MW . ilie rcporu of nny poliiir«l panv« Thc, ermetrn. soet list pnrly, It Ib an iUH-ince re !of tbe coun tj, mated rf telon.-ln,- tween the tr.ide un!on movement md jti indt-idu^ln 1 nd leln,* tiplolted ..y the H^calut movfmf-nt. There '.* njUi so ln.llv1du.1U, fihull he eonionn w r Inr AKret-ment between th-tn. Ipri .s*;i'.n ant t-b ritu.eo rf .ill-he md rs .1 nsilt of lb :i nt-r-tmrnt ipe-jlt >f the cuntry. "Hi.cl.ill«n is we ha e icon a'le to bolld up the tie ire t 1 w nf rami n 'In. We Vancoivci, Axxg. 1.—■■yiEhtinf" The coluniin* ol ilii1. rtntyr urn open j^ Martin and B. T. KlngeUy, ed-1 for ilu: discussion of «ui:il, politii-al .-md ft^r tf tlia Weeti'm Clarion, are op*: tvonomii: «|ui*-.iion'>. IVr*..>«;»liiJi'*. uill potle; W. J. Bowetr, the attowef" noi iv-tlloucd. t-enr-1 for DrlMth Colma'ta. The l.atiH-.'rii*>srtii-!f r«*f.<rr.-.| towlwifft p Hmi tnVr■ pi iee t' d.»f. Ti'B W I** •■titti-nid-tlily ■.•rowilt'it mu thi- wt»('ls..ona en Bowner. ,1 Lois of other bargains, call in and look them Over. The" Trites- Wood Co. Limited. FERNIE LEDGER^ FERNIE, B. C, AUGUST;" 3,, 1907.: ,-; if FOR*THE:^Effie^MT Manifesting It's yii^tues •SSfsSssw &m8t&tef* tyf'-'Hf*.,, 4^-.4.^4tf**I,% v.lf *" - ' ■'<■■ ?•■ ^•S->,, ' "' 'l! -'•:• . .::'■»•*• Little Points That Help' in Selling. Goods BE READY FOR OPPORTUNITY In IVIillions of Teapots DaiSy Let the, Public Know What■ You Hace to , Sell—Never Stop , Pushing-rA Hint for tlie Clerks. ...„ TEA You Ti-* !uMldi»nckctHb..iy'*: BLACK \ttlXED... or'GREEN y^T':^ »--\r: , S^s OaestWmirllM XOoal-Tar DcrtvativtA ,/ (NON-OARBOLIO.) V EXPEL PINKERTONS ,,Pluck.-. , How often you hear one business man say of "another who has been successful: ''Ain't he lucky?", Luck hae nothing to do with anyone's cr.c- cess.' It is pluck.. i-i Pluck and enthusiasm _ are the'po*- •n which make'the winner. "With theie t.vo (lualitiVs, which are invariably found together, a man will sue; ■■seed. 7 Business men who have - achieved greatness in their line are those who posse-is an abundance of enthusiasm. A possession that iB better than anything else to a man is' that de- __ termination cf character known .as pluck,,and an enthusiastic,confidence^ that he will succeid. \ ,. To persevere against great odds," and to, make a victorious fight in lhe lace of almcs1-, ImposulMlities, it requires pluck which °is not' gover.ied by impulse. - 'To cultivate"pliic'i cne must m- courage steadfastness of furpose. 'Vhen a thing is begun it should be finished. ".*,' o "" .Thu trouble with most of us is not -■■so-TT*uch_tba.t_ we.have"a hard row to hoe', but that\,we dislike hoeing., .,; ' Opportunity , knocks once-and -bit- en a dozen tl.iies—at every door, but you have no kick against t'*e fates if opportunity knocks,''finds you lost in ' a pl;e dream and turns away nevo" to return.,,- .-.,, ,. - Bacon said: .""ihe mold of a "man's , fortune is in'his own hands." _i All men cannot bo captains of in- .' iluBtry,' All men cannot succeed phe- noiiienally. All men, it seems, cannot s'cc:cd,-e\e.*i,,mo<lcrat.lyl but till men can make an e"Iort to succeo'l. v*_\Ve must nol stop striving to1 reach a .'higher and' better place until*' wo nr,o willing t*j sihVto tho bottom. If.j.we simply expect to-llont and not try .to swiu, we might jU3t cs well {-.Hit. it would'be well for us to .'.rfip ,ns a mot 0 Lcfon us1 "Perao- vet'ance nui^ -pluc'. conquer '*ll thJjngB,''/ for. it be*i,r'8,,c,c83* relation- ship . 10 ihe subject chosen. If we1 roitaded thelit'.io opportunities In life nuro seriously and mndo ti-o mqa': uss of them wo would. l;o hotter "niyje to mst'.r tho* golden opp:rtun- itleB. ' I". ■ ■: •■''. - Success. The secret of most' succe:seB lies in "the man rather than in the meth- oi- % o Making people want* the goods is, after all, about as near the secret of It as there comes to be.ug any secret. 'Make .the public want what you have to sell and the sale is ball made., - * * ' „Epitaph of ia fa'lure: "He worked* overtime dodging work.". The Man .With the Overalls, - When the comes into around and take your time to man with the, overalls your store don't t'.rn wait on.him. Don't snub the man .with, tbe overalls .in order*to wait upon Bome elite bf the town—that is, if the overall man came into your store' first. Your overall man usually stinds by the.home tr>wn. Hework3 in the shops, in * the "mines, in the-factories and in the mills. ' 'His dollar.Is just as good" as the '.oilar given to you by the man who tuts lo, put ,011 all- kinds of airs in your "twin™ Th"e*~old~""A"meric"an—eigle—o*n- the silver' dollar given to you'by the' man attired .in overalls counts for you just as much and screams_ just as .hard- as"the bird on the dollar turned over by the man wha belong to the upper tens. Besides, •- if the man-in the overalls'twaritB credit until Saturday night or until the first of the month, you'll stand to win to get, tho. cash from him 'when *he ciuys he'li pay you. Don't give him tbe marble heart. You want his trad.*.' Ho needs,, dvygoods and jjroc- erios, rnd he. will spend his money with you it you trtut him right .V Benzcr and Ericksoii Said to be ftetcctivesiri ttief niployi af Mine -Owners J W. M. F. GAVE THE PROOF • •■. 'J-." ■ ~ t *• '. ■ 1!., -., • Convention Enlivened by Charges That Traitors are iii Council ■■■ With an. armful of copies of I at tei-s alleged to have beenWritten by Fred'J; Beiizer and Olaf Ki-'Ei-ieksnii, delegates lo the convention- of United-'Mine Workers of America, of.the Wyoming: district;- now in session -at tho Club building, showing' conclusively, it was claimed, that they are.Phikerton detectives in Hie role of miners and betraying' ■J <r ' their fellow-workers'_secrets in the'Rock Springe (Wyo.), district, "Jas'.-'Kinvan; secretary of the Western ■ Federation of Miners, asked, that these men boflex- ■ pelled at once. taken Immediate action was 'ftTe"Rock" 13uslncss Sic'-ncss a1. Common plaint. - i Jom- •■■•. „ Let It Be Known. "?»* ' Vou may kn^w that you have the beet nsHorted .stock In town, but the p\i>l'c wl'.l rot know It unless you teij them about It; they uro uot cldlrvoy.'.nts. First ubo tho noWripiip- cra llberully, then circular, personal letters, ul't to- them when you con catch them In your store, nt their ho:ncB—nnywhere. The Unit and li>et thing to bear in mind about odvor- tining Ih thnt It Ib ns wide ns hum in naturo in Its appeal. !v\UverlisinK in the mlclity cnRine of siicccb3, r<nd without It tbe i*ub'. neiH world would he minus Its tlyna nio of enerBj'.*' ruih All The Time, If it pnya 10 lush when bush .win to nl, t I'.iVB to 1 unh when buatnosit le';Ull. •'.;- ilf It payn to pubh when buBlnesa Ib led, It payv ti pm.h when biiHlnesa le 1-0.d. (f It p-iye t<i piiBli nt all, It pays to pub'■'" nit tbe time. Tho-fforc. don't let It die. When every thin-,' Ib coming your wny, piifth to maKo it come buck to you. Push nil the time and you'll feel tbe letter for It, nnd make more monrv. It tn-"fB hard thln'ilng and nnrd worlr to ineroiite buslniBB In the fneo of e'ron."- competlt an. But the bue- tncei Is there, and aoraubody will tetji it—you or your n'1-ibhor, or perh.ipn jwir competitor In the next town, Which ah ill it l.e? H-lp your emplojece Inereise ycur bteinf-B-i. l>e I5u-iln«38 Tbrou'-hout. :A jo1 e la a Jofcc, but bu.-lneis Is no jo'.o, and It b inlthty bard to mako ibi: two mle, *t in.in iMiii* <44itf.iT "h piivw lt> .ul' vet ee iin-o', bu-lmu *, but mini 1» JHtiiwm." Tin* -liciii'f -old him *>u!_ aw', uove le w>r"*.* f.-r *>S« »■«•; \%tt, i*.ho do a iid.'ertlM. S,tuck in_u mt, ,nro yju?S.uno old tut; .Loss iloesn'rt np.rdctnt3 your efforts. • Iht.ro t in . your buslno3B \\o.rlng .thin at the , otlgeB?ISh? Thought ro! Well, what nre you wn'ltilng for?, You l'now nothing ro illy oomeB to tho fo'l'.w , who waits, except the "push." Some people nover "got thoro" unliBi they're pushed. . (f you'ro sick of your job you're doln,; yourself and your boBs a bad turn by hanging on. Stsrt lco'lng mound for another, job—that'll keep your mind 11-iiid, Wo;-.derf,l what a pick nie-iip. job-hunting is lo some people. If you get, "turned down" two or three times you'll be^ln to think whit smnll potntoos you really nre after a',1, und that's good tonic for biiNlncBB Blokne'e-tbe first B'gn of recovery, in fact. Your prcse.it job will, maybe, nc- tjulro a Irish interest in you, nnd you'll come lit it again like a two* yenr-old. ' if you were bom with a square chin nnd tbe normal amount of gray mutter, you'll pro".ably want to set nhe.id of the proeieiton. There is only one,euro wny, nnd thnt is "hnow bow." A fellow with "know how" never l'sos Interest In his Jo'i, He wouldn't get the "know how" If and the officers: of Spring- locals were ordered to ;call a meeting, and get'rid of the two miners. The two men we're, .members of the' important 'wage scale committee now formulating- demands"upon the mine owners for an 'increase* of wages, and thc delegates sny they always appeared late in tho-morning probably because they lind to "Bit up late at night making out their daily nreports to the Pinker tons.'!.. They wore not In tho convention hall when Kirwnn' appeared, and did nol attend any of the meetings yesterday morning. , Some one had warned thorn of what whs to be done at tho meeting cilletl for '1,o'clock, and they failed to appear.;'. i"> ," ','' ■'!, l,t ,v« ,< ■ Kirwnn claimed thnt'ljoii/.or is known as Pinkei'ton "No; 21 nn/V jEv.ic.kson Ko. 20. llcsniil Unit llen/.or betrayed tho men during tho Cripple Creek troubles nud was one of the -' minors" deported In June, 1005,-Kirwnn Bays, Benisor District Attorney Tmin's woik'on •' l'lii*. 1 I'riBoiier at.tho Bar.". ' "Another judgeltolls of an expcrieiice-j of .his „wlien serving upon a jury In' .Ireland. The ciiee over,. they, .retired,! to the jury Voom.-and found that thev,', stood eleven to,one .for acquittal, but; that one happenecUo bo a,very eoinpln \ ceiitpld.'goiitieman iuai billycock' hat' who, with his' cHlti, resting upon .tho;! head of a thick bamlibo eniie,'announced" defiantly, thatc. he'was, ready to,'stay there as long,"as anybody. The hours dragged slowly by, evening drew on,' and stilhthe old gentleman obstinately held out.' .The jurors disposed tlieir weary bodies as best" they' could ''along j- tlw floor-aii'd'the bind benches audi prepa'red to make a'night of'it ,\ ■• From time to time therold gentleinan ! would," contemplatively, suck' the head-; of his; bamboo cane. Finally'lid fell'I fast asleep, and-th'e cane fell heavily to" the Ihor. Then one of the jurors picked it. up and found-to his surprise that it was hollow and filled^ivith good old Irish .whisky.- They passed tlie cane around, "relieved it of it's contents and then awoke the owner.' . Slowly he raised the cane'to, his mouth, sucked ineffectually for a moment/looked at his,"watch-' and then arose with the.announcement: • ■-"■iB'ys,'"'.Fm afthor changin' .me mihd!'.i'7 . . - -* 7 *'-. '.' STANDARDIZED DISINFECTANT, ANTISEPTIC ; CLEANSER, DEODORIZER AND PURIFIER Kroaa pmmomi *4vutaaM vfclcfc stln,li b«ntr ud safer tfeia a«y tthw mlerUl for , houehold dldaholtai, *M Xt h pnfenfclo M utrbollo tcld, twM k dec* Mt bum, to chloride , of [Ini, eopptru, **u, bcoatM . .__ *,,'*, ' '., - rtrti. It li ft*. U Ik* iXtmls* notauMaded k *i ptwkaQr ■M-polooawM, and tua thtrafora Wj used b—Xj, aad b aala » kin traaad. Ii ia Mt aiaaila or b-riufuigi k data aoi -- ' attaok matata, aad Ikahfera data aa* daatrer phaMaai k daaa aat parauMasIr aiaia vaabaUe ftbrlci. ,' ■ "' •„ > ■'■"-..,•" •*.'• - 1 *, Second. It la" tftatba. Jtho lakarawfy taata rt«aln *ai la a IK aatMlaa h aiaat dtatro*/ , the moat rcaitunl dlaaaaa^m (ttM |mi ra* t*tm) la on* tataalt. t It thaa dltlnhota, altuniti , andpu'rlflea. ItoMtr«Tal**'->'»a^a*4»r*tatl*»^ ) thaodo'r. iiii -• . >'i(!t *','!v.!4.,' *; ,'-. tihl.'l 1." '•; , !* "n ' h ., il ' r-.' ;; ,-i(- ,->;' , rMrd.|i_tila_a»*aAfdli_^'a_Nra^,ia»a*!a^[. Tcaaaa dtBtataaa^k. -, -(_ ..^_, , , ; ^reso.!ipar_*lc«|u>*rnla|Uil^*f*m^aa*«tbr«k^ Ing Inrecifon, clctnalm. sxttXtjlag aad pfataoilac aaaiiatlab It la tb* Idial dlttdhttaat for HOSPITALS,-RAILWAY ITAT10NI, PUBLIC BUIlDINQS, SCHOOL ROOMS,11ATK-* *, ROOMS,'WATBB'CLOStn. UKINALt,! IITCHIN' SINKaViSTQBB^BOOMSjsOUTx .jHOUSES,! " " . For til i GAR^AOB, BOU%'C^r^QU. BTAIUU, DOaSBNNBU,,9AOIS, ITC. tontral dlalalMdM f*******,**)* tomw*%T*m{w*m*nsxnoy li-tta ftaV llpfi*M .01 lowing p'ro'portlan'M-'' u v\ '' ",J "-/''"''-, "' '* '""■ '*'' I;-'" ''"- '" .'l'.ubleapooaltilEHMi -l-.*:-.'f»1 .*,P!"),,l(f«i»» •,; *-*-"1 miking approxliaataly a l-fe>-IM **MM. . .-:''■■■ i -I I •< i I i,,-)!l ,.-• !l( i,. ; 1 .|<|l v, l\\ .-} ■ i < w+n t\U9 Mm TO VHi hrl.f- •If- "f .'1- 'l s '.pom HUM H i-l. i Krugsjist. Fepnie,1 B. C, ., f l ,, , ,.4,1-, . , s=A=<=T=*=1 lT--4 -4- * -Tr_ AVill.Find New Health"and Strength in -J. ' Dr..Williams Pink PUIb -■ - ,, The'weak .woman can depend upo'ti it that her blood is out bf'order,' for if her blood'ie rich and pure she will be strong,- healthy and happy. Bad blood is the'eauso of .nearly all tlie aches aiid pains from,which women1 suffer. Keep tho blood rich and red by the use of Dr". Williams' Pink Pills and suffering will not exist, Mrs. James It." Kratz, of .Jordan Station, .Out., has tested the value'of these Pills aiid strongly advises' otherAyc'iiion* tb'uso theiii," Slio siiya': '! For more thiin a yeiir 1 was a great' sufferer from"'weakness'!1 'I was'completely worn'out, 1 lost'lldsh'/'could not rest at night and in tl'iii morning 1 arose more tired than on going to' bed, I hiid tilk'en doctors' treatment "with iiii bonclit' J grew worse day by dav, nnd came into the headquarters of "the ^« beginning to look upon'my case as Wertorn'FedoriUloii of Minors, but was !'»!!?)-?M. w!?:'n 1^llH ,"'_vl80(110 *«"y Dl' Bpeedily "kicked out." From the tenor of tlu .,--r „,■„.. 1% . . , ., .. , . Uenxer and 1*,",-,:- ■- «-fc*-»«« thoy bcff(U1 t0 ho,P ,l1'1' b>' th«t,m0 * - I ,% ■ * - ■ -ril'.. - . ' POUND BOTTLE 50c 21 -JEWEL* ■■- *■ ••>!. :.4«. ELGIN .... ■ .-*l .;,.- i*, will stand Railroad ' inspection;: a 20-Ytear Gold- *i"*l '•! , ' A . .-ti*. J ,; it'.* *.'•*' . filled case -. -f or -y $30.00" at } ~<YYy: G0^^ Tirne i The Jeweler? *w++4+*<^w+^^<>*>ww**w+Qw+4<*w***^w**w$9-*^^ , William's' Pink PIIIh. To iny great joy onth tenor of the dally reports of 5?J?allI.,,"dttakl0I| thn ff\* .n MO„™ uEriclUontotherinkortous '^ b«ff»» o help and by thfiti; they woro evidently doing all they could J«d t.kon eight boxes every symptom to prevent lho .oVruIhUoii of tho o'my trouble had left me and ■ was prevent miners round Hock Springs letters contained tha movements of ™«h; \ look "P0" »/* everyone ol the union aympathlBori and 1,nk I illH nB» vm,i,"bl° llfft ' always ended up with "I last visited the "ovor °lR0 «/'ancoto recomr Tf.>M,.u,n..... » . .n«.„ **„^- copies of reporlH lent In by thamvn It ■ m irvdlous how IntercBtlng, „/,.„,,, MlI1/,lin „,„„ nf llul ■j,illbllll|„lll business li when you pet fie proper spirit. Some mru obtiln more gen* nine pleasure from business than they do from pliy. If you want to ct*-}'**** Miri ii-mi—vt\\ty 't-annV rnwr- frnlf In it, and ImiiRlnfi It's play. You won't hn,ve tn ImnRlne *lon^, rtnd when yuu've pot tho spirit of Their onco moro *jnJ°y*,T"»Rr perfect honlth and I'look upon Dr. Williams' savor and recommend them Navy, Milwaukee and other nloons." ;t0 my frion(l,,, Whon Kirwnn h»d fliilRhad with lilt Tho mcom of Dr. Wllllanis' Pink o*posuro President Thomas Qllison nd- 1,|U» '• ,,u,3 .to their power to make iiew, vised the delejjRtes not to offer even an rIch r0(J b-,ooil._ This now blood strength- Insulting romnrk to the two men If thoy ens '•'*! «orv«i and glvei nourUhmoiji should meet them on the street, nud t0 »!! tlie oriV™ of .the body, thnp counsolod inoderatlon, The saintly, curlnjr anaemlo, indigestion, noura))rln, looking miner and minister, the llev, rheumatl«m;- nervous debility, bond Frank Day, of Camoyvlllo, Wyo., said ncho nnd bnckadie, and all the secret that tho -'two delegates must have a■■nmontt of"irlrlhood nnd womanhood, legion of devils In them. If wo treat T,'e p»!-* »>,0,,0,*> by ^ medicine deal- them wl|h conilderatlon the pnblln wlll .&* or "-ny bo bad cllroct at ISO cotitU; appreciate It. box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Secretary Rlrwan ol the Western WlllUwii MwJIcliio Co,, Broekvllle, Out, I-'ederftlon ol Minors was given a rising ' .' vote of'thanks (or the Information he gnvo the convention There wns a unanimous shout ol "where did you got It" from nil tbo dolegntes, but Kirwnn was hllent ns to bow he obtained the Pore US -'■'' ''.'- and Aft ;ind' if you- clo 'your- garden the, ''sariic''Wciv' you' will have a good ' '•-.■,' < •' ■ ' * * tii ." i " 't * M i * i '„ '_ 'showing." VVe'have.,'a good showing.of'.' ,- ., ; Garden•"Tools,.,Geirderi Hose> Lawn Mowers, Etc. Screen Doors, Screen Windows j. d. wm '*' ,.'■■",.' -7^ - ,.-' * i ,; f- ( Hardware and Furnfiture 'I ' V ' V -l! I .-■ '• ''.i ■, ,i ( . !, i'j. ■ Wi, It-. It- ♦ Ih O'*} ' It ■ -, *.'v It •::. Hhi I* , <H i-.O', „o o o *<► o I ft I ',<►■ o- O' '<►' '<►, ». I *•'" He mild that the plan of the I'inki-rtoiis wiih tn have tho Mpottei'H tend tin11'epni'ts to an outsider uud then bnvn hlui for- ward Ihi'in to thn 1'itikni'tnii iiiioncy Kirwnn font'ludi'd by nskliy the im*n to "|4<I 44.4Hi ..4.) .-,...1, it',-,'.;.. mL-,1.1 i tlu* sei'iTl vwvlci* rtcjinvtmcut nt \\w \Vi»«< urn I-Vdcrntlon."—lt-onvci* Pout, the name )0u couldn't oni'wltli a plclcnx. le Vept out: »*»- WAS IT WONB IN A JURY IMHIS1 Thu following story friin Ircliiiul lludu ltn wny Into | rlnt In A-oh-tant " I thought I must go on suffering from piles im il I died, but Zam-Buk cured me," siiyi Mn. K, 11 wd, of Ktoeh-' ImrgfOnl.), 'and ailili:-"l wun t0 wenWencil ttinucoiilitimnll-f movenlinut, nml nllulo work onuiwil nie KreiittiKOiij, Then I lirnnl »(tliln uruiiil Imlin, *M\[ ii in tliniikfiil to my itiftt it nn* cured tne/' ., Jbmlniii lUo iuim tula, trarni. InilM-i, itlffinu, v.Kini.iiliwn, r.mriul \),i*t. mm frri tmu'Ii tt-n nkhi liiiil ttnrtt t»W% a (mi, or bniBuli Co„Toru"ilo, 1 j„.4f»'JKi., Jp AVH'AT PKOPUi SAV ABOUT OUR , ,j;M ,, ,. , Meats, Eggsr Butter, Poultry- oncf VtuH Why not try us mul hi' convinced tlmt' wliTi't ihty wiy lutho truth ? Our prices nre the- most i*ciuonul*le In Femlu- Phono No 4 or call iit the shop on Victoria*avenue' I 4. , ' i|.-:i* Dominion Meat Co* Ltd. Phone No. 4 Victoria Avenues * t iiiyri'ijliii-rii'ir f_.i: tSSUtm A wellrknowii .baritone,, Mbo very much rci'ni d being aeeompanle-1 In-,, diflcrently, tomplete'y, lost hla tenv • per at tebtirrt'nl find IhreUani-d tbe"' prcift-aaor that If be plr,y<*d for him * like that at retformmfe he wo'Ud,' Jurnii on the VeybontA ami Knn*.h It- _ "Atb!" « M the pr/f'«vr In ro h!m- il:»inrl'.*.l, ".lit U ,1 (fin !i!(.;i, 11 you prouii-u- i*» 4lt> jii I will .tJvvf* I'im- i.i, mid 1 .1111 luri: niori1 jW44t>U' *>|U covat to st? 70:1 thump ex "111 eome t*-« be.if yw *lo^." PIIONK NO. 52 HOUSB NO. 174 The weary traveller in search ol 11 (jr*xjti limn.*, i'l.'.u.v in »'.i-. nud liumctliltii? gT'l f» lirink «li,(it!(i mo 1,1 The King Edward Hotel J. L. (laics Propftetor Corner Mnn.-ion .St. r-*« ..^.r-. 1*3 r* * I ' : ■ .,1 ',• !• ^' Wc \\o\c fCir.ovc-d Drugs, Stationery,. 1 --I di::* .TpJonrtitl «= topic of Etc.; to the stand 1 -B.i I Next to 1 j ■; ■ 1" ■> '. The l-lnnic nt timiiUum, .wliuro wo. will «» asunl bo |ilcHt>*rt u» nif.tt yt-tt. Itcmcmlicr-ncxt to'. •Tho Fa»acc Ei»u(Jj Stosro <i" \0MI Ailvovtfec- in The luirnic Ledger >' *",i-W-'il«&->4V''i I '■ *'■ ..... . a£jjgg?^:-^?.sasssa-^^^ -5SW- ^ *2fl^Zl_ *n-.-?'~4*U|ffl':ft^4«A-M*all ijb.m Jj.^. „„„_ t>'h' »J» <£ T^'JO M7/-'V'7a;'..H^M;vi .-*>;*,(':-;- i •: f'/vl.-M ■> -EiJrRN I E~trE E>6rERr-F BRNI E,-B. C., A UG UST ;t, i 007 ,^, 7# " .*f**trt*fiW. >»*,„!.,, -*"><-**«rt.-*Uf .J*.4*ra*»t Mi-MIAUUMU.um^vn< , ,-*, Empfi^iiig Gfeffi*i?^^!^-"^toj^ii[a'" 't^^&3Sr-1SSSS?SS1£il; ;. Commission off,Grimes-by Union Men SPV.MAKES .A.'^CONFESSinN accpmpl'sbed so jinucli. J.Ine hlat-iry s, cf ;tV.e- /anthracite mining industry affords an'al-ULfd'nce of -'evidence !.*.to improve that., a well disciplined 'and powerful organiautloiv of'wor-'iri.;- t? men-;if- the' _L'e_6t' guarantee'»'cf''pea.'e* ytiil and ■ 8'lti-,factory 'conditions jcmploymont'•• in" the coal reeions ' ihe-sfrictity tf*an obligation 'or • an oath. "Perjury "io as-holy to them'as the truth, providing th'ey^can • serve tb'cir msster, and it-Is not'surpris-* las that their, testimony is "discounted In every court in-thislcoudtry.- - ,-'Not'-albnc in the; la"tof 'movement Ik's t'e infi'.'enco'bl the'Pi'tike^ton's le n pernicious."Now"and then*'thoro" are scand,-Is.nought (6 ,Hsht in cur bccliil lirc flu t displays* a syttem of, of^eispluhige ihbt'cught not'to to'tcl- cratel lii any clylllzctj' community ".'.l-i-^ ,<* *"*- i THEC ANADIANlBiSLNK of g5mmerce READ OFFICE, TORONTO SST-inusufp 49-f? jN"e\ei- before in tae, progress ,of the |, Thnt ono yf'"these spies' of this ne- ■ '.' ■> ' jc'-"'^ trude Fas the business "so gi,n-jfnr'ous'a,eney hiie ,Leen, detect:d"by ~~ —-"—-,** .-,,... erally satisfactory and profitable to the Telegraphers' Union" Is^ a ;c;use Approved Shx. me., tO - C.lt, - RCif I I. .Cables Under lOth^opEr.-jfr.-; nud mine wor-Was r.f ni'uch satisfaction,1 and'we "hope it "" ""' '{ Jit hr.s -een since the award of the ' ' ■' onhraclte 'itrlke ccepted.—Train JN WYOMING. : ■ ,: i ,...,.,< ..,- r. t the same time that De- the: North River commiss'on ' was . Capita!iet employers mal.e no distinction betwe:n, 'radical" cr "con- , Pervative*: un'oris. They pretend to, 'butttbty know that any iator organisation forme.! to . Improve ■ condition*''' of the working class "must -be BUccessf ul only by'cutting down part of the, surplus income thct, goes to the fowners. To the capitalist" the •' - "*. ■ • • union.•.that,-raises, witgts: .or..reduces;, hours is "radical." To him ihe union that is cpathctic, that is -at- Tisfled "with^'pre'sent' c:nditions '-"■nnd will not struggle' for better,- is Jcon- eervat'V2,''-;but ho", seldom finds cce 'of that,kind. The:workers 'sbon e'e- •ort such a union. The capitalist makes.no dislincti.n leiwe.n.unions,. . wht the:, they Support socialism 'or Dot." .Soine workinsmen' thin'*:, - and many capitalists ."profess,:" otherwise Aim: si iriarest .was „d.iag. h's w^rk tierej District -No. 22 of 'the United Mine SPIES IN TRADE UNIONS. We hope the will. place the union officials on their gusrd in the, ftt'-ro against"a. man who h&s- money ,and does not need worV/'bufc inst wants , to join the union so he mtiy help the telegraph-, era win th.ir ttrKe, *' ---. A detecthe system in the unions would not te' a tiad ic"ea to appre-. hend spi.s secreted in them by detective aj,enclc8 *._ and. ccrporatians.— Mine Workers Journal.* '7" , ' ' *\ .Vv >.' y;4 II | .tn/New York. To destroy thc org* n'zutions of t'.lrgraphers have Worlers of America, a "conserva--.made ?° miotake in iranding B. ,W. tive", trade union, was mec't'ng fjjsi-D'JnarBt-as a Plnl'erton spy, and'in district"1 conventibii, at Denver, Col-::,8 inmarily expelling;.him from the. oiEdo.4 Acting Secretary Kirwan, bf; oreanlzatl n* - - Frcm: the1'' reports, the Western Fed.r. tion cf ; Minors',';'h(jwever. there vould, seem"' to'' be^*vo- cspbB:d"~'tw6'TPin!.ertcns' ";who hod'. do '-■ atont his connect on'with tbe Leen elecf.d dtlegatis to the coni'; Kn'c'Wtbn »o«ncy. .'Undoubtedly7>t yenticri,,.. These Jwo,.had l*e.n" active::18 n°t,tle only spy in the '. Tele-, in preventing the miners"'"'at' iidsi7.srapher8' UnIon.' and-'the Officers', of Sprin; s,'Wyoming, from being or-';the •Jltf°n-',1 brganizaticn 'and the'the presence,1 of ..two Japanese »'ele- ganized** They.:r";pcrted e'-ery' *ini*->ni!ooal unions shbu'.d be on the alert (gates thereto." The Unite!. Mine man7hat cams to the 'camp, and ;to :.ascertain" thj antcce:lcnts and-.Wor'.ers is certainly the . crganiza- et ery, attempt ti.org, ni:e, to Pink-,'chaniCter c? candidates for;, mem': er-J tion', jwhere .religious'', prejudice ,-is ertcn heidquartcrs. Kirwan got the, 8nip-_ -It.might also le' well to care-:*smothered end, racial, an"mcities names ;i.f these'two spies, from ihe', *Jlly sciutinize the. lie's of members banished. ■ It has teen a\m'i,-*hiy putllshtd testimony, given by Wbrrsjln-active.1:cals ln tho large' cities ] evangel in the Americanization of the ■an(1 see-if ■ oiher sp'es can not be, dlscLrdtnt races that have ?pme to j th's country. .The'£ss"m'i.tive i-ciw-. There is, probably not a lar&e trade tr. of the ,'Upited Mine Workers is !ex- '. ,. .„. , STILL :COM(NG. One" of the most agreeable features, of'tlie cpnvei.t,on c'of , Distr:ct'22 is B. K. WALKER. President ALBJL. LA1RP, Qeneral KfanjigfT JL'g, fit?*f;ANp, {Sup?rintendiint Qf "! fTWE^'l'- '* .,^^y-^^"^ '• ■*5!®$&- -;;'!''■■■■- Paid-up Capital, Rest, TotqlJb 0,000 sets, - 1 Branches throughout Canada^ and in the United States and Enrtoi BANKING BY MAIL H ■jiness may be transacted by mail with any branch ■f the Bank. Accounts may be opened and deposits made or withdrawn by mail. .Every attention fis psid to out-of-town accounts, *■'*.-,'i'- "„' ' "*' „< Eernli? Brnncli .J'"ii: ■ii G. S7 Holt7 Manager v ■sirir. but a knowledge of conditions prove ^ncdman former secretary to. L'nk- the error.of thct '.view. • -« .erton McPlrrland,,- at- the Haywopd;';f r_r.ctd °^ Li-M- at* ■.Poise. Theyv.w.ero ^exneiledj! lueie 1E-- Pro-au*y not a lar&e tra/le tr.or tne^Upited Mine Wori -.y.Uhe' convention. | i.l-O'J . * $'unI.c'n in this co"»try hut what Iks ^eded by,no,,other force "n 0' Strange -to' s'-y,--* in expelling ..henvf' p?i<1 spies amollS its members in |he try. . It,.has Ha'-en -a .raw. the.ciuii- emi.T.*.\nt, .vflabor the employing.,class-in. .recent !the.mincrs were--.'lf;w.a,i^ng"°enou>b'' l'mFky of the' Pinl*erton or some ! vho." inheri'.ed' ..ihrou h generations years have gradually utilized Pin'cer- t~ rcfrain , administering a iJw!: other agenc5r' ' „ . "-, Bn -insttnetive hatred ' to law and Ion .detectives lo urge .lhe _ commission <_f crimes by union men so It has now" Lecome- a settled plan -■minis- Well-dirLeiedtfMcl"8 to--,thesc WerminA ^ "as now tecome-1 o that For. some-ie*;s^un'cns faii'*to-risil of • lhe ' Manufacturers' . AssoM-i-^n L'n"ns : * ■" *' '- " r ascribed t$ aud the' CitiLe::s' Alliance* to vlgce press at theispi:s in7:n,0rs' so ?"r as Possible, . expect illrm$aDd'-^*^te'*'^-eit-'c^n01;'.Mng..,able. the.- .Western JSedcratkn .;of. Miners is A" practically thW-only.tyPe ofi-lafcor or- A" pr'kctlctiTly the?*-only, tyli ganization that the .capitalist -.kss desire-;to destroy^ It is cluims>d by . the ne.vspap rs-end -the re;.lows Hint; the Federition is dangerous' '.' nd "radical."'1 Seme even hold' th..t" the sendiiiff of criminal spies into, lhc Fedcrat'cn has, ihcrcL-re, some 'i;s- tiflcatioh. They studiously "aiiure, however, • that the Pin'rertpns ».rgel violence m the Federation just be- calls: they wcre'vnable to flr.d ur.i:n rren who would commit violence. If ' violence end an "Inner Circle" were to te found the Pln'^ertons ,had to crejitu hoih; und lliey did,' Noihwhh- utiinding Ihcsj rcvclitbns, net' one of tho capitalist j:,urtinls or-reviews that, liavo-donouncid/'tho Federation ha'.o had a line 6f"'ir^tost or co> "dcmri-iUon fcr iho' Pln'tcrton crlmin- ' als who h«i o ir.sti;nted nnd tom- mifl'ed crime*.-, All. this lo«tlmony kerns'to'hii'vc h'cen lest' on them.-- But. on, Incident that occurred, ln _,New;Yoris City, this ;.wooV brlugs the ; cbnrncter cf the Tiii'.'crt- ni ml those who empl'iy them, tr/thc very dooi-.-i of tho no.vs:>4'-,rcr8, yet the ell tors "are con^cnl;ntIy blind to what it mans.. 'Jlicse pupcrs 111* of how vthc To'.o.^inplieis' Vnion if Kow Yor'; laid a imp fcr one Demnr.'st, ' who h;.d I'lfcen in the ccnfldonco i f the uulon' to the extent ilut he wns U-.ftdo to* rotary to Nftthrnl Fro Idont •Small,, • p-'uspklon fell, on Pcm.r.Bt, n'd, In orrtpr to" "tc'it1, li"lni"'l*.o" wasi allowed to II>.U''n Xo n'coin,i,r«.'il5i>n-t-if iwo oih- ..er* mi'inbiTi-who proposi'd to* rut one*; of the Poi-til'imblcs under tho'Vnrth .rl'fcr^ "pcmureifjt jjulricd lu' tht': (.oiiv .Jverentlon .'a'*)d; hpprored; tl-io .Vsc.H'nvi, '■lib npphiudcdjt nhii^ird'nilsei.'l jns- elit.'nlt tfutvfiic could. At .tho up- p.ilnt.'d hour set for cuttlnr the cable thii North rl\er wns BAftriuod with Plnkcrt.fjn wultln-,' f:r the ix- rcetcd crl'«lnal?. TlUs convinced th? union officer-) tb t Demnrtnt wni n Plnkrrton, and when ficed with* the .'iCcus tion ho admited his guilt. There hci leen no outcry for the proiecutl'-n of Demarent, or the Pln'cerlons whom he represented or* 'he c-rpltilists who employed Pink- Mien* to do their dirty work. No Xi.nir i.A\tot\i\i, \\.\v<t l-»ft'n wrlH»i An- tnnndlncr the miprrmidnn of Ihe Plnkerton d.tective neeney txtx nn or- cnnlvntl n devoted to the. further- nnce of crime. Neither hns It t'e»n thnr.ed thnt the tflecrnph operators nre 'Mnr.yiMvnM" nr •Tndlrnl " Wi*" have never heen charged with rrlni- Innl net* rnd no ealnled Orchard \utt come forward to prove It to the tttt- liifdctl-n if cap.tullit loumal". Put the fnet-i abont Cemnret are **.dmlt- trd by Dcmarret hlmnelf. Where ere the ccpltildt KHarllnni of "law'pnfl ordetT" Kct a rt"rle word from Hem in eonderanutl *n cf PiaVertomlitm. They have teen too 1>eiy t*)pT'Teit'nt «s<] dlrtirt'nt tbe «vld-*n«« of the defense the put weik at Bolie I o rive space to »ny prof (Ht i;»l»«t the re I crimimti in the tia'ote. A VMnnped workinnnin eh«rffd with criire 1 y ertmlnaU meet te lej-iHy and edltorfilly mob- ted while ■ not crtminal fi oTtr- Icd'ed. The true character of.t'-e.rinherton1 to do so to. have men" consort with reak union)ireniLers,?■ and draw-from- detective a ency is reV(alVh"-ln""th^t5^"iVf,l,)Ao^ •■? c-:se of l.'enr.rcst, as well as In rouchfl Th?.'trial'of ",Wv* D.1--Haywood', -;:„at cf the t stlmony-ji-en at the Hay-^jBo'se' Idaho' has trou8llt out facts wood" trial.' Demurest encouraged^in rce&V(l io the workings'"pf She. the cutting of the Postal-cable in': PIn' ertcn oge'-'cythat ohave -shown i;.rder io iro\ide a few'vicfms "■ for']!ls, methocl o£ Procedure in,*:att'cmpt- iho pentenU'.ry and bo st Tinier- ing, to disrlll';t .• organized" labor tonlsm'Vwith': the"' oaipioylng class-' tbr?u''h'lia'Ing';its,-leaders . commit Organized estensi'- ly for the 'purpose i crIminal acls suggested and ,encourj of catching 1 .w Ire kers the "a-ency ■ aiecl ,y lt3 roPrcs:n-atlvcs: " of catching'law breakers the agency ■' Ifc may ^e Justly, said that, the h:s lee me a tchool of crime. ' -rln,ert n a'sency is. rn institution '.,'.' j for the encouragement, of criminals. mi'" n, < i trlmlncl1- : Its agents are min. without1 honor. /The Pln.crf>iB nre employed not Th-y have nri .r{gcrQ for truth* ond Wor,,ers j L io detect cr me, but to make criminals. -If, is ns much a criminal or- '■'nniztLtlori t's though it had recorded in writing that con;mi slcn of crimes ii its c'llcf pur;oso...'.It con tltiites llio.cnly.crl'ninal "inner Circle" In! the I nit d Stit:s. °It is t"e tnly'j •'Jn cr CirclV; lhat tlu Hcywco.l" iviil' w.-s db'clcsed. .'lho Plnkcrtons I'tfe forUd, to f, rm cue for tlio vory constltuiei , authori'.ie, ". and. has taught, him respect for!.our, ,institu- tkns ,, and- country., it has .-stood him J'on , liis .tee':, taught" him., -his. ,rl..hts, .bL.t led' in... the cour.s and convent ons.for him.. It. has'prevent- cd , injustice' to him. "ard'it is" the irony of fat? that the,men whoj'have Import d and . employed the chenp la" or" of the-- wbrll.'to , crush'cut unionism, find that thesi men oro qrhong the most stanch and s'.ed- fast members of the United, Min» ■"V'ork'crs. — ' o ' ' Men with 'narrowed*'horizons' look ns'-ance' at.this, yet reflection •'..-il' loach them that, as these nien ore here it'is be'ter ,to have them . os mllit'nt union'sts than to antagonize them and thus pl:y' into the hands, of ' their employers.—Mine *■**»''■'' ll' i '•< iiJ.-y6.:M'!f nV, ■ ,*' ">•' -.;*."•.".-. '.st! ,,-■;; .; i ...... !-.i^ j THE HOME'-BANK OF CANADA ■I'I ■Witch.it Increase. All you have to i" lsk-u-'.do .with: a Savings,. Account is to * start it and ", '^"-keep- it. "going.-—then watch it grow. 'Doesn't '] 'take "'long for if to count to a "considerable si> uaKe long ror it'to count up _^5 iamouht-—then' you see. the, advantage—the wis-. ] |j£, dom of saving. I $1 Opens' anvAccount with The Home Bank of Canada i* X' 3. frl. IV1ARSI-IALL,, rvlgr., Pernie .Branch W ,o |.T.'i ... ■■ . -.. ■ \;, ..*-.- -, - :- 7- ■ -52-?. & Embalmers ,' AGENTS FOR - -. V , The Calgary Marble & Granite Works ■ The Kootenay Marble Works, Nelson Samples Can be Seen at the Office. ^ Parlors in lundy's Block I Hollow Ground As Illustrated..... $2.50 scod ^reason that a genuine *--.ne could not lo found, as their repor;s ' to tluir hcr'd-.d u'-tors"show. ',"'' ' j Capital and or/..unI ed crime have ' joined to defo t the le'itlmnt'e as-i pir.t'ons i f l.bor. Respect fcr ro'"il! rrder uii.l j.ccc Ih th'-j Idtftl of *hc j wer'en nl ne. The cup'tillNt must; rely en c'oco;tl-.n," cs.innate and' f rco to de'e.it tho w frl liu cUim.'. 'I'lieso weipons, md the, lnt re tn' th y serve, i ro tho lo Icrl oiiUrcvJ-."! j *,;f a .tOPJity.,thiit ,iesis ui.the ix- '. 1 loltnt'oii of iis.'fnl Ja" or. Forred to , oiH'civo tlictr^ vict nirt tho cnpltillsi! ''Inss must r s.rt to m thrdu cut-' laved by tholr uwn lpi-nl code—I 4.\l.'i.c;,Wor!.i:r« ;Joiirnnl.*''. ',''£.. • [ 'fUK UMTKD- MIVE WOllKElW. Cue tl ns of vrtst liniiortiincc con- i 1'i'i'nln: the wdfnr.* of the (r niiUa.; th.u are en a In;; tho nttentlon of ; the Unil>!d Mini) Wor* ur*; convention', in Wil'-ishnrrc thisi wci-k, i.n-l'tht, (Me ntd, iire mrolfentina; a yr-itlfy-1 in.* nnd commendable degr.-e of wii-' item in aceiuMing to each por»cn the ■ full and f.ir cors'derntlcn which its' 8(:rfousnesg demands. j Tho m.-t'er of itr.n th nln: the \ ranks of the ors,'-ni''.f'tlon which wns I ■c-i-Jtbn at l.nith nt ycstirJny'g i o vnl.'n o i4m<i i^ T\r'*',;T,.t t' 11 " Question r.t vltil -"l-'nlflrnnco to the1 nilm wor'tra of the anthracite ro\\ i rej-.n. Tbcie U ro dou'.t that u*».i-! ir the,wii» tuidtnee of John Mitch' | ill ths Unit-vl Mine Worlccr*' Awoc-j intion hns vrtr.Viv imnrnvod Mid c^n-' dltions of employment in the mining j mdui'ry. Wagci lavi Leen Incr.aii, cd, evils ami ;.nioyancei have !esn remoied, ar.d In e\ery rceiect tbo i po« tlon of the mine vorter hai If «n ' vlevat.d and rendered more eittx.'ae-l t.ry. j At tie wane fme the lulitaht'al I Increaia of wage* ha« led tt a marie. > *A Improvement Id builneaa, and ihe! public wenernlljr hai 1 e;n eia-iled to participate in the leen'e which Lave ! r«eul tdttm '.ho new c nd! hn of I iffairii *hich were natatllihed in »ne mthraeit<! conl w-tftn*. 8tr»'ei hot* \ btoo <lmlasil«d, «nd the Do*rd of,' eoneUatioa InstiViUd ly th« anth- thfj««tt eo-nmftrot new emlcaMy _ r-djtute a*<l thr annoylof <Jif}«rcnrn! Double Concave for Extra Heavy Beards <4-***iz**u 4# "?-. §Mh Set of iwo tn Leather Case... $5.50 Carbo Magnetic Strop Strop Aide ■. THE RAZOR OF PERFECTION NO' HONINO-NO QRINDINQ 25c NO MORE RAZOR TROUBLES ■MitranniwffUIVKinw ih^i <1i TilAO,! MAI1K JP NO NEW BLADES NO ANNUAL TAX 366 C&EAKr SHAVES EVERY YEAR THE as/ ifisf ^ ^RAZOR EVERLASTING SHAVING COMFORT Will Last a Lifetime. CARBO MAGNETIC RAZORS hive revolutlonlrcd uxor maklny-they are TEMPERED BY ELECTRICITY, wbtch It OUR OWN EXCLUSIVE SECRET PROCESS-the steel med in their manufacture 2s of the finest English and Swedish make. This wonderful diwovery is the reiult of ye^rs of experiment and study, and at last there has been ttziuuS a »:sr thai wilt ahivc if.>"l<.*iJ, UO MATTER HOW, TOUGH. ELECTHJC TEMPEniNC aJJi CARDON to Cm steel; when**- tcaipcriaf by Utcf(lUc oalf other methcxi known for antnriej) DESTROYS thc CARBON whi:h is the life of steel. All other makes of razors must be HONED AND GROUND often, tt their blades will NOT hold an edge any length of timt. CARBO MAGNETIC RAZORS do not require HONING or GRINDING during a lifetime in private uuj they are all tempered alike, every part of their blades being tubleeted to thr unip AMPFREfl OF ELECTRICITY. CARBO MAGNETIC RAZORS &;; vend FIVE !<=:« iy the HAMBURG METHOD, the most expensive grinding knowiu . ■, , . r]| „ VOUR DEALER will deliver to you one of these CARBO MAGNETIC RAZORS on 30 days' trial, without obligation on your part to piirehate—take advantage of this opportunity. Break away from the barber habit I You will save' .$50.00 annually. Call on our KOftstntattru fa your town, and request a copy of "Hints. On Shaving "--Tab booklet Illustrates the correct tator position for shaving every part of the face (ACTIJAL PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN FROM UFE)-H also tells you HOW TO STROP A RAZOR PROPERLY j should wtt'falet be out of rJ-wm, drop us a card, aad we will scad you one bf return malL '7 , Firm of A. L SILBERSTtalN, ilakers, BreMwAr. N. Yi • ' J. D. Quail '-"'HJ-MIUMW Read the Lveclger for all the News 4 .«■ Q -.1 'FERNIE -LEDGER/FERNIE^B;;C.i.AlJGUSTf3, 1907 ?, $2 a Year in Advance tm Saturday fiom the » :** tion, Todd Blook., Viotorla Fernie, British Columbia. ger; "tuned every Saturday from the Office of Publication, Todd Blook, Viotoria Ave., All changes of ads, must be ln hs follows *.— Pages I and 5, i p. m. Tuesday; pages 3 and 4, lip.m.Thursday, and page6,2 p.m. Friday. We will be unable to insure change unless this rule is complied with. Legal. advertising 12 cents per nonpar lei line first insertion,8 cents per line each subsequent insertion. . .;. . Bates for oontraat advertising on ap tion at ofiice of publication, Todd Bloo F. H. Sherman Editor & Manager SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1907 THE HAYWOOD TRIAL [" The result of the trial at Boise, Idaho, was no surprise to those who believed in the ultimate triumph of justice., It will go a long way to restore in'the and square dealing come'to" us,"wc~»a-ill publish the facts. ^Wchave^knowivlhe chief, of police some years: 7; Like'all Englishmen ht is hell on'dutyV 'Otherwise he is just about alright. ELECTED BY ACCLAMATION The city election passed off without any fun, Mr. A. W. Bleaedell being- elected by acclimation. This is as it should be. Why should men be enciiiiei- in a city like Fernie? The citizens of Ithe "cc:d nts 'which.have occurred in Fernie have one of the best Councils in "-M-5 mines, Hence, if your the West, and all should co-operate asit"-" you "to le/gbod; eriougb" to' "ap:-"7 point a commtson■_to "enquire intou tbe many>ccid*~tj th-t Laye occur., ed in these minis,'and.into.the cauB-_ es thereof. .< Also ti recommend what shall be done to leaaen the -danger of ircriing in.said miacs. The matter-is one ol such jraye. importance that we tOireupectfjlly to, request that, you give this your, immediate it ention. ." ''■" ,,..,. I nny point out to you that the report which you recently i-sued, re-, ferred to but a small percentage ot together for the "'common good. We congratulate Fernie upon the better feeling thut prevails in municipal circles. - ,„' "" '-O' ~—" At the meeting of the Pernie Board of Trade, called ty the president, CJ , ,W, W.'Tut'.ie, the following recep- itiinds of working men that confidence tica1 commHte/was appointed to en. I.nowl edge of whit has happcn:d Is de> pendent upon the repor'.s iri.'t.'d ly. you, then you have a \ery fee'.le unkrstanding of the dtuaton, I'am, yours faithfully, F. H: SHERMAN.*^ President Diltiict No. 18, TJ. M. W. 7 oi A. . ; ;' „ ,——-o-—:— ;' *■ v ■ 1 4' ' * ' t, *~ i< **■ ' .-. ' COURT NOTES. ' ■ .tertain,the.prominent.guestst . ? ■ His Worship the Mayor; Pres;, W. W., Tuttle,'* .Sec. Chas. .' Richards, which the wage earners of this-contin ent are fust losing in our judical system. Money is 1101 everything after all, if it were Bill Hayu'ood would not be free. . Deep down in the hearts of the descendants of the Anglo-Saxon race is a love of fair, play and a sense of justice, 'which must and will prevail in spite of the temptations of the money kings. ■ The.vultures of Wall street," who control the Mine Owners' Association of the Western States, by the aid ol those human spiders,' tlie Finkertons, sought to weave a web capable of trap-|en by his Worship the Mayor upon ! he,"Dra_an family oce-pied'the toards in the police court on Tucs- ping the leaders of the Western' Federation of Miners and by so doing smash up the movement. They, failed. It is Board "of Trade; "Pres. ,R. W: Wood; daJ.( wll£n two brothers-were cliarg-' Sec.Hf Herchmer. W. R...Ross, Esq., ' td hy a third with having assaulted* M.P.P.; Mi-. Jas^McEvoy, 0,. N.P. j hiri> ■ Aa a lcssoni Majisirate . Mc-" Coal Company;;.Mr. J.' R." Pollock, Mullen imposed upon each,a fine of U. S. A. Co.isul; Mr. H. J. John-^ $w and -ccmu.\ them over in the sum1", son, Postmaster;, Mr."-A. McDougall, Fernie Lum'.er Company; Mr. 0. Ij. Bojut.n, Mr. Fred Waters, Elk Lum l.er Company, and Mr. Hales, manager Cedar VaFey'Mills.„, ',."" " '• ']iJd,/-Abl.h 1 stsTdurlng AugiiBt An adureBi of welcome will'begiv. !September. ■' '*" • \„ ! The' Supreme r.nd County.. Court j of' $50 "to -keep the pe£ee for ' six months. The court official's" and lawyerrf have entered upon the vacati:n per- nd the arrival of the guests. - ' Registry'.s cUea'sit 2 p. m. ins'ead .-The ex wsion from Calgary brin^. j0j> 4 p# ______ Tj_,is d0 B nct morn ih-t j ing the Mayor and Council of Cal- ! the officials will have their work'- ,well for the American nation' that they j SMy; ■ the Calgary Board of. Trade l"les6ened| *i.e_aUB"_, they, are reci-aired, did Jail" We know what might. have |and the* officials. of. the 100,000 Club,!in tonnec.:on with their othcrs busi-1 happened had they succeeded. - |-to exPec'ed to •"I"-*1 »hout'-9 a.m.,. neg8. to r0main* at their posts' up, Among-wage earners of'todav are aiand, wU1 le7 .met?y_!h! rc.cePtl.on to the usual"hear* , ; . , ■ The rewnue of the city was .aug. mented considerably. yesterday when the" underworld facel the Eeak and contributed the usual fines. - 7 ■ , His .Honor Judge Wilson will hear two speedy trial cases on Tuesday. they succeeuea. ■■ , - / , .and will le, met-.by the reception ong-wage earners of today are a 1 -. . .,;„'■,„ . *, , „..:„i,»- ~r 1 ... ., commit ee at the 0, Pf R. depotf number of men who are .studying the j rfhe Mayor ,and ,Couacil of Cran socul and-economic problems that, con-1 broo, will,rryive on a 8peclai„ and front the human family, and by the help 'pf their labor organizations are slowly but surely.educatdig the workers to use will r.c-4ve a royal welcome". The Italian Land will be in attend'- .ance", ppd the pu'l-c, m^y Le sure cf a more effective weapon than the strike, j some good" mu^ic7ThT*Itaii-5ir Cand powerful though the strike is at times."-halng the fineta:- in the-.weat. , A bunch of Indians have. arrived in town re.;dy for the races. They '"All^iTTMcDbnnd—~ Had Bill Haywood been false to, the •working class he would never have -, been in jail, No, he.,would "have-been i SWEEPING CONDEMNATION are ob.ects of .curiosity, to many of . , • . ,. , * ,,. ..... 1 t'ae 1 ta arrivjJs from f e ,01d Coun- wined anddined and the capitalist press I. „ . . ___ , would have lauded liim to o the skies, ' -"*"" Employers of labor should begin to' learn that lliey cannot overthrow the aspirations of the wage earners by, . l'inkertons or Theils. - i> ' Wc hope for the sake of ihename of ■ Canada, the , Canadian employers of labor will out it out. We. have had ■ detectives among the miners of-this district; yea, even in Kernie. Whenever there has been those human spidoo" among the miners there has always been trouble. We have not lost faith in our fellow men, and with an enlightened public these things become impossible. . We welcome Haywood back lo freedom. 0 , "O DEAR! WHAT CAN THE MATTER BE " A Japanese and Hindoo Invasion ol British Columbia The:yK"ing~"vs Theft of watch. "*_ ' , '" ' King "vs.* Onv-lcV St. Lame—Theft of a watch. * Herchmer and' Herchmer, .will apie..r for the Grown. j The' case 'ot Deslauriers vp'; The . M_rri.'soy, Fernie an4 Mlclicl Rail- jway Gompuny for s.mpeneatlrn und-. er the v.'or'.nicu-s Compensation 'Act ', for'the d,at!i of Fran'c .Chara',.a.l.in, J a bra, em n, has bee*, s jttleel, tho , comp ny accepting . the, claimr.nt.a *.fler md'payinj cats. L,,,P. EcV <st-*in for el'ihr-f.nt; Herchmer ' and Herchmer for company. _ ■ "' Judge W.l on will sit here on the to her the c:sj of Lives, accldontlv BteppiiiK into a body of frai.,1^ \s- the. Sullivan Group Mining in No. 2 crosscut of No. 84 anglo. Wi-! Com;any,_ in which compcnB.fon" of vocoir.numil thnt dmigerous places like { ?1."j00 js claimed for the fe tb of E. are ..now installed in our; hew* barn,. opposite the old , place1, and'.,have 'a' complete, * new.;' outfit, which is always at your service for "livery, cartage or baggage. ' We still have the office' up town . where orders may. "be left/.' „ ■."'. Special to the Lutlgcr. " i Frank Ally. 2—The inquest upon the 1 body ofD. 1'itotyli who wns found i; dead in a croHBout, wis hold today. The following was the verdict: The deceased ciin'iu to his death i30tn [nst- K. Phones; Office 6, Stable 24 ) . .limit:b:d - ■" ;.■*' GOXalD STOEAGKB ■" - . "WHOLESALE'' - , A.3STX) EETAIL ,. ' _ » Meat Merchants LAV AYS a _ choice supply of Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal and Lamb oh hand. Hams, Bacon, Lard; Butter and Eggs.1 " ;. -.-. ' ,*: ••■ \' .'"OUR, SPECIALTIES:— :; ^' ■;->-' ■: Fresh, Smoked and Salted Fish; always a good assortment.._. Try our Mince Meat, . , :Saurkraut and Oysters./1 ' __, ■";' ; ;* - ' *ei Home=riade Gandy ■ I am now prepared -to-supply you with home-' .. made Candy and guarantee , satisfaction. 7 Drop v . ih and we'll show you.how its done. ■" . ."■ -„ - - ' ■■'..'*>'. .- Tom Beck Look Up 205 thU bu In future fenced off and fin hosKfis takn nioro strict precautions h, future, as wo, accoidlnjr tothoovidenco produced, find thnt tho llroboauos, have not donu their duty ns required by thu laws of Alhartn. Al ert Kvans, (foreman), G. Mm- ta.elli, John 13oyco, John a Macdonald, Henry 8e.<a";al Elarlhcrie, B. S, Fits'iiiii.m'.ns, C. Bo.ich, cor, ncr, This Is 11 sw^ini? ■ condemnation (f the gy.it.em uf mine i:spccti n as It pre. alls in Al'.crti. The, enly way to co.upol conl companies to cnBTu.ihc aif ty of t'.o moi ln tho mines ib to' place a- hluli value upon a niiin-H life and'compel the owners of the ludiutry to pay for l;illln*,' tr,ei. In t'eKr.'n'i mine, If a mulo was Iti'l.d It would cost 9200 or more to get nnollfl.- cue. A man c*-sta nothing, nit even a coffin, There nre a niim'.o: o' mine of, Well, well, last Dominion election we voled for thc Grand Trunk Pacific nnd high w»iuen. We sent the solid neven lo Ottowa and now somebody has sent uh the Jiips, Imperial policy, is it? Well, the Imperial policy will mal'-e lhc Wcktcrn Canuck like Mary Brown's lortoise shell cat in a few vears-reJ, wl.llo, I ^'^"^ ™£ ^7their yellow, hlaclc, brown, und a liitlosooly!Kptrt;nco )t ,be ex;iDBa 0, n1cn,_, fswn. Mich will be the color of future 'jjVcb Rcncriuioiw when tliey jjet mixed up a lillle in WcMcm Cnnada, Impcriiil policy I What you want, lJlitIs.li Culiiinhliinw, is a little ol" the Aihtri'liiin'*, _,-rit when he told ihe Molher Country ho would "Cui llu- piiinter." Yon irv i. mid *.ee lio^ iiuli-U tlu- I.ieiilui.tni-(ii.ivurnor would ?.|_4ii IIowmt's hill impo*4in^ ;\ test similar to Die Nritnl Art, Vim would si*i- Imperial Duncan Mc'.'Tay, » who was 11 led in the Sullivan mine at Kimierley on the 1st' of May., L, F. Ec ste'n is rppe.ring for the cl imnnts, and Har. ey, Carter" and McDt nald, of Cranbrook, for tbo company. SEAIjEU TENUEHS lulilroshe'ltoihemutei-- siRiioil, and entloriiiicl "Tendor for I'ubliu BiiildinR, Cuniliorliiiid, U.C.," will lie roooiveil ill. (liis ofllcu until Jlonduy, AuRiiht 1», VMit, liicluhivolv, I'or tho construction of a I'nliUci ButhliiiK, Cnmlioilaiid. B.C. 1 Plniih and specification can bo *>eon and forma of tondor ohtainod at thin Department und on application to tlio I'OKtmas-toratOum. linrlnml. I'orrionH tondorhip aro notiilod tlmt talid'ors will not bo oonHideri'il unlwa made on lho printed form tmpphed, and *ii«noii willi tlioii- actual binnatui-OH, ■'■ Eaoli tondor-must bo accompiiuioii by im ac.CDidcd clioquo on n nhai*t«r«d bank, made uiynblo to tbo ordor of tbo Honourable tlio ■ii'iister of 1'ulilio Worku, oqual to ton por icnt (10 p,o,) of tho amount of tlio tondor. which will bo forfeit oil if tlie party toudorhi, Saynblo to tbo order of tbo Honourable the iiniutor or Public Work**, oqual to ton pi mt (10 p,o,) of tho amount of tlio temlo liichwlllbo forfeit oil if tlie party toudorlnu doclino to enter Into a eontrant wlum called upon to do so, nr If lio fail to complete tbo work coiitruotod for. Jf tlie tender bo not aocoptod tliu clioquo will l.o returned. Tbo Department does not bind itself to no- copt tlio lowoht or any tender, By Order, PHKI). GKUNAR, Secretary. Dflpartmcnt of J'ubliu Worltn, Ottawa, .July 111, HW,' ' * Nowspapurii l)mei-Uvi« thi.; advorllsonimit without iiutbority frinn tho IJupiirtmont will not lio paid for it. TO I'KBYKNT ACCIDISNTN Tbe ful-.wini; lt'.t.r h. r been t"ent tj il.o Mlnl»-:pr df Mines by District i'rcel'l nt F. H, Sli-rm n. .Inly 2r", 1' OT. ■ 'lhe Hon* ra'ilo t'ic MiiilHtor 'f Minoi, V'lctori-i, U. 0. i* OLOVB CONTEST What promises to be a lively bit of sporlwill come olT in ihe oporu house on Monday ov'uninK next, Civic holiday, in the shape of a 15 round boxing, contesi t4> a decision. The priin:ipiils,are two well Unowu followers of tlie M]imred ciri-le,. Jim Hiirrows niul'"Harney" Mullin. Ilolh have rivdimWe reonrds and at the present lime iiruln lhe pink of eondiiion nnd are prepared to go the limit. Il will be a last boul and will be well worth i*om1nir.i ilisimu'i* to spj ' Cnfth-Coul IninU may lio lmrclmnnl nt *in „ , ii'miiiK.i uihimiiL in su. iKur aoru for noft coal nm) »ko for anthrnolU I wo fast preliminaries nre on the *>«■*]''"Jf'1]tjmn inw uoi«« crii b« ttcqulrod ley ,.,.,.. ', oiiolnillvMnHlnrpnnipftny, Ilnyalty at tlio nill ill Lire and trouble is' su'llO*.luli'J Inr; "Hu often (■emu per ton of h.ikxi poumU fhall . „i,i 1 ' iiii (.'ullcotDil nn ibii(irniipi(iiitpm., y nuut-H p. m, ;KQiiBru-Alroumln«r'Mo«rlHli.'»t»iiiirr«iilfcl »^___________________ uinj»i Payment, in iiilviinoi.of «R jmr imnvm Mr ----- ■ ' ' '" ! iiiihidlvliluiil, and from ffiOtntliiiireriiimvm HyNCi'SIH' Or CANADIAN NOIVfJIAVKSi mining hkqulationh. i' Sir,' ,-\t .- l e tlnrjr of tin* i>*wu- pnlioy clmnne ipilcla-r ihan a Ma^e H 0 ..f IH,-tr>t .No. 18 nf th" Unitflil artist niul an liminraiion Hureaii open Mino Wor urs <f Amrlea, hi*W ut Ui lill»C till- •Jlli-lililln li> I IIMIHIl IIJU ill >,k„liS. 4-41,4.1 j"l,44.t. ll t'lvfC (ll*,)' ivKllJ ^44 PORTRAIT PAINTING Wm. ROBSON Gold rvtcdnlllKt ■ l,iu> i'i" Siunli l\i*u*.inui.iii " ICii'ij. U pi'i'i'-ii^'.l io I11U4' order" for a limiie.l niii'nh- er .if I'urtr.iii I'.iiniinn*-. ImH-p,u'li.'iilai,'4 iiil.li'i,'*.-_liiiv -i.'i Fit- nie v<r iMii hu -i-en .it lib' 7 t.. I., A. t T >i 1 ' ! ■-,. I Victoria Ave. ';',-• ' ■ ' ■',■* P ' " = • ' - -when .yoxi .requird- anything in ,-, .■'*-' '' . ' ''*'■''-'' ei ,. ' - " Boots, & Shoes ' ' Trunks, VaSises & Suit Cases ■ ■' •■> ■ ■ ^ - ,-..,' , , - . . Lowest Prices. Goods Sold for Cash Only. W.R. McDougall Q. CARD Express and Baggage Transfer IJraying of all kinds done promptly. Telephone 57 or call a driver Office : Northern Hotel, Fernie, B, 'C, UPHOLSTERING Anything .In the ahqvo line dona nt riiiiBoiinblor'atee T«ivts, Awnlngs-i and all oa-nvaft'goods made to order A. T.'Milne, Gcmmcl-Strcct, ■orat Trites-Wood&Co. to he piReonlioled, the Conservative; jf politicians in Fernie are lalUihg nbout better term*, A pilgrimage to the foot ot the throne, i.e. Victoria, would be in tritr ariout thli time of the year, What do you say, Doc? We arc in receipt of some fool com* munication referring to city police. Wc _•''**■■* mWt sot It »o r#.".dlljr mnde •iliallnoipuhlii.hthiiUindofcommiini-.J!1.1^ m'.b<>il>.VU .Bt' ,n 0M5 ??! cation* i-fmtaining ptrionHl atlacks. ( Let pevsoiu IuvIiik k-tiiupUirtU .i«.kin).i lhe police go to lhe proper quartern and report. Th»*n f.iil?n_r to ohlain ju*!'<-(. fur n ootniniiiy iUHMirdliiK to miiiltiU, A fri'iimhicr, liivvln-idlhenvurod mlntrnl In pliuMi,nmy loi.'ittn 11 nlnlni i,Mi x ),,Vhj font, Thu fi'« (or rui'urilliiH uuliilni U»5, Al It'll»t tlimtiniiit lm i.\tiiiiidfi,| 1111 tliu ell.ill) oiii-li.vi'iirnr piilil tn iIk ihIiiIihj n.»nri1i'i* in lliiu iln-ri'iii, vVliiin '.'1 hi Inn. niii'ii u\|iiinileii| 01 luild, iliu Iiii.'iiicir nmy., iipuii linvinit u niirvi'V I'mdf. 1.ml ii|Min i*oiii|ilyliii| with othiir in- .J4...4-.I.I iit..,)<,ii-, lm»ii tliu Iiiiid,i;*.| un Hi-it., * ""riii- I'litinit |iriiv .li'i for thn |inynii.|it. <if u i*..v,ilty nt!." ;m|'iM.|if nn Mu, »ii|ii4, ' l'l,.U l-:il lililiiliv illlillls /..lU'lllllv ill'il lip I'l'iil I'l'mru! I'lltl'V I im 'A l'i*nii44-iilil« yc'ily, ■ A 1,11.4) ii.iiii'i* iimv '.',t,..n. twii ii,n„(,» t(, • lii.,U'i l.iruiii I ii. lUi* tiaii-,ni4.|i liu'11 ti-nii ui f-• 4-nri ,\4.|ii«;ii.,,ii'viiIi|ii 11' i!m illiiiriitlnii of lu. .'ill1 ii'.iT * I llm li'ii-riiir, Jim li'in'u slinli li ll'i'ii Ii'imIku 111 niiiiriltfiii, .. ■' 1 fi- -4. •!,,. ,r ■„ ,i ,\ „-i,,„ , lul* ivli'll ill 11 llllll,*., lli.-iltlll ,*■!-li'i-iliniuii, Iid , ,.'.. 1, 1 1 ,f ilvir li-n .. ' ||n4ii|<\. ut Mu .lltlllll J., I I'l'llt lit 4,'l)il>l.'tll-l nil Ulll lllll|lllt. Ill tri-ii mmu*'U ;.-,.... \V. W.IN'IIKV, J>i-|i ty Miiii»tur wi tlm iMi'xxtir x.]i.-L'i)rtiitii.nkHi imMiurttiuii «f thu nii,tho »«"o«os, lliilnyc of thu tuutruohlan vtutl-tm-riil will not. i.u i-hM for. ' tuho. When tbU tulo Ib ltiflnniud . yon mite n, tuuilaiiiK fcoumi Mt im- > perfcot hiiarlnof, aud when It 1* en* 111 rely, closed, donfnebe lu tho remit, 1 nnd union tho Inflammation can be , takon out nnd thla tube restored to condition, bear'ne will be ... „„ .„„ .--„-.t .... -, forever j nine cmei out of tntu int. lag In the mints, tbut the j copy of tbe prencrlptlon \mx\, .which m*bIMI"»»'« •»«•!'/•• V cu.t *"•'! 'VJ!' *WH>* ten nro eiumnd by catarib, which li Method! rf tr.ini-r' nd pt«d ty the |they wlll find n cure for COKWJMP- ■ "^"*™'«•• ioilow|Bf .i*,ibta und., i.h6th|n but M lnflftmea CtOlllt|0D u!d rdwrany m faulty *md out ot TJON. ASTHMA, UA-IAHUH. HHON. ^Ztr'iM ixxn mtieuoM >iurlaeee. date. While thli It tbe ti\tt>, com- f.r '« . ll , 1 4 1 n ,1 n» + > I, 1 . *t .t ^ ..I « V-, .. ■". -,« , .... t , thi* ii* .*r- r-rchVri'n v.'V-cVi hio nr '._ ' . "better terms" ' currcd In thn mnen of the Crow'B i, ( _ Wlui'-, the inaiter with the MclWJe!NfBt. !'nM Coil1 tomrany'were very i J () CoilSll 111 III i V(VS Kovernment anyhow't ' Since .■Bow^r.^*'}^'^' T"CB° ftCC,dcnt^ efMWiJpnnd thf',rlt rrf *'je ra..e fn„f),, ,n claims ofihe member for Kernie appear i,uiry fti l0 the eaug ■ thmol, and,. ftl"r l,0,,oni,*1 ,or "?"* **'"! *- ■ ..... - . .*» *i_liW t_ __, _t ,.a.[.i.^..I with a eoTcro lunu nffoollon, and NOTICK 1 IIKHKI1V NOTII-'V TDK I't'llt.ll! THAT I i 1 urn 1111 IniiiU'i* riKlinii-.Hih' fur nny doliN I i*Miilr.l>'tC"l Lv iny 44*lli,, Kniii,*!.* .Mi'Ilminld I Mcl'hiill sliu linvliiifli'lt mv liu-l ui.'l Imii'il, 1 .linn"-. ll«ii. .IAS, .Mil'llAIL" •DKAl'NESS CANNOT H.K CL'KED by loenl nppllcatloiiH, as tliuj oan*; I'.Ot Pfaeh'tho ftlcnnunrt rini'llnn Of thn nar. Tluiro la only ono way to cnrri deafnoAH, and thut Ih by oon-. ■n. Kerr & Co. Contractors and Builders Plaiu, Speclficfttionn and E»ti- watte furniibed on application. Plenty of GOOD DRY LUM- BER ON HAND, U. \, KBIUZ, Architect aid SnptrinUndcit Offiee nt &u'<itaca, HAKKR ST. KERNIE, B. C. «Miwiiinm«tPfv(^aww"ai*MMa«)w»Mnin«wHm<K!9 MrH WANTED 50 Good Woodsmen wanted by Tho Elk Lumber Co. Apply'ut tho <)!I!co or nt-Ilos- m*HM\ ... ,. ,.,■., 'have Iecorau bo mnny, that it wan! Tho nndoMlBiwd hnylng beun ro- Rot -the Attorney (•enernlshlp flnd the ■ ?elt ,-_.,.„„,„. ._, r,^.„ fn„f)1, „n. stored to health by uliiiplo meaim, ' Ptltntloniil runii'dioH, DunfnoH-a in Tlin Fil/ lifmhor Ct\ I III ,.i*iH*rior-.-=nii»ed by an Inflamed condition of, '"^ im i-UIHUW LU., UU, Fernie, B. C. if pcjalllo, to adopt or .eoUohave.-;' J^Ttaaa- CONATION cdopted, m-Murci whertby tbt dnng* j,, nnxIoi„ t0 raftk0 UnoffI) t0 ,„„ •r of conl minlni- in tbe mlne» of fo_.ow fUfforerB the monin of cure. tbe enid company may bt minimized.: to thoio who desire It, he wlU|rnAKBnotli.'«ilmt.vhnMott.iionltonfiami.<ir'tti» nonunl It it tuf,-n-.td, I* ItbnU of the!cheerfully aend (free of eh«rBo) a!,* .M.tel-IVtt?^ TIMHEK NOTIOK ItlHTHItrr OF KA»T KDOTJOUY, CI1ITI8 and all throat nnd lun-r "•••'vi",VSA%^ w« will B»»e One Hundred Doliara MALmFA He hope* nil »rffMwrt\&i;\^ by r r S.,ryi*ilLn!S^-i,^TS"' tt!^^ thateannot bo cured by Inlr-Bi ..ttended b» danser. and did * TBo*e deeiring tnn preecrip- thkiirn wmt w nminn to point of onmm«riff. HnlPa Catarrh Cure. Bend for clr» _ * ' * * tS-ftfi fewklftk wm\\\ twit that »AikU^. ■< HH.anll ' «ulmM* #.^^ tion, which will tout tin? r-othlnp, •«»»•• txntl may pror»» n ble-mlng, n-lll >Aar\*Xt.Vtit. not brinir alout 10 many neeidentt. •seludine fat.I mt, ro btixo taken iJi^'ft'ddrMi r,,lM' flEV. EDW'Ali;!) A. WILtsON. : t I *.xd r«;u» t-.d hy ihe Bard to .. "titokVyo. N, y., cular*, free. „,. , Ufl„ ! Take Hair* Family VHU for con- f oif.i'lmitow'-ttlpntlon. li«tft,» thU I'th 'Iny of .Inr.rr, Vi'-l, Sold by druBis'iiti, 7Cc Cigars, Tobacco, Cigarettes & Pipes There It only one place in town whercyon ton eetf^ood reliable gootU in oar lino that Ii at THI? CLUR CIGAR STORP W, A. IN'CiRAM. i»nop. , Fno.VK.iH. - - Kkbn'If; n. ,G. FERNIE LEDGER, FERNIE, B. C, AUGUST 3, 1907 V \h 1 ?! V II \w I I wm * I Mtwjnai Town Mre. E.' Todd has a few 25c. Cushion girdles left. 7 * "' - Just a few childrens 25c. sun' hats left at Mrs. E. Todd's. . Cranbrook will celehrate Labor Day in great style this year. . Dr. James Donald; bf Lund brook, visited our city on Thursday. " Don't foigtet the date of Fernie's civic celehiution, August 5. Are yon preparing" to wia Borne of that 11,500 cm the 5th of August-?, ' Fernie played at ' Coal Creek last Saturday and lost by a score bf 2 to 0.; ." Read the posters . and programme for the'Civic Holiday sporta, Aug. 5., . A full stock of children'^ white dresses and white underwear at Mrs. E, Todd's Stead Tom Beck'a new ad. Ha is rjfaparing to stuff you with good I B.Ci HOME OF FASHION Tho Artistic Millinery Emporium Vtotorla Ave. oooo ' Fernie, B. 0. Mrs. Waggett's Second Year* Clearance Bale of Summer Season's stock f ft st* /"PO make room tor tlu* I-'all and Winter •* of Fcruli •ooii*. tor tin* '"all and Winter >cason\ ili^play,"ihe.ladies Hi, ,,.«. . | , . ' . , , ■' *i> io .md dMi'ii'i-viiKuiu'h. ve iho oppormniiv io purchase **$* ai prices Iar below pre-oni valiu-s; iVuni fresh -and up-i4>-dale stock." This onporluniiv niters 4iiilv once a year. ' '". ' inmence o,» ' The,S.ile at Reduced prices wi Saturday,, July '20 and continue until Saturday, August 17 Want of show space compels the sacrifice. ' •*, 4 f ¥ * Ladies will realize that Keady*_to-Wear and.;Trnimed Hats are reduced for this sale, to less than cost, , '" "' , ft ¥ ¥ ¥ ■y L-? P. eEcks^in Barristkr-at-Law, Solicitor ' <■ Koomg 1 & S, Henderson block. -Fernie, B. C. F. C. LA WE . ALEX. I. FISHER, B. A. Latoe & Fisher 14.1 BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC. Crow's Nest Trading Co. Block, I'ernie,, Ij. C. ^:::-::;:.T1,e:7;^.'^-■v5 Elk Lumber Go. Limited hanufacturers of • -i ■ V £ J»" 'ial—bought before, the great rise in prices—below old cost prices.- ■": jj_j A few Underskirts', remnants of Ribbon, Silks, Chiffon and a!l-o\ Just arrived a beautiful assortment of,flowers for midsummer at Mrs.,E. 'Todd's. ■' " ' '",,' ' '/ The Varsity hat is the leader and can be purchased from Mrs. E Todd.s in up to date style. '•"'.," f Lace al great reductions, although there.has been an • enormous in the producers markets. ' , '- . ' over, rise ft * Childrens* Hose, Hat Pins,"'Blouse Sets, Flowers,-Feathers, Plumes';*.-,. No booking i Hf, - Ladies Gloves—all at clearing out prices. ,- 4**I4, Please note—Prices at this Sale are absolutely for Cash <t*. at sale prices. •>!*?> o V? MRS, WAG6ET L. T. W. Block,-= Ffrnie, B.'C. w. .4,.ss. K.C. J. -J. T. ALEXANPCK i ' .1 ' Ross & Alexander ■■* BAUHtSTEKS. SOLlt'iTtiKS. ETC KEItNIE. B. C. Office ln.L. T. W. Block, VictorU Avenue. ilo Barbei** l.d.s., d.d.s., ■ DENTIST L T. W Block, opposite the Bank -*', --.,->. '■ Office hours—8 a.m! to 8 p.m. ', Whitewaar, * "Underskirta, Hosiery,'^, "■ You can always net the latest Pillow tops and always the" largest stock to select from in Fernie at Mrs. E. Todd's. " Mrs. Bell, of Coal Creek, wishes'to thank, all the Cumberland friends and -\ - - *. i- others for their kindness, in the time of her bereavement., ,. ,.,' Michel'football team are scheduled to play at Coal Creek today. This should prove a good, game as Michel boys, have practised faithfully and are going in to "win." '; ,-„,- _L^W_heat-o_culting_hasJco!!imenced—at. LABORERS' WANTS 4} " __ *' Wanted, an Up-Watc Workmen's Hall, library and Institute for fernie ,'A la'.orcr or mechrn'c coming to Fernie for the first time, is struck Har- by ' the kc'"".. of ' facilities for the r.-i - j; Slaughter ji Sale of Books yi **** We are determined to get ^ ^rid of our cloth bound andj CoaldaleiiearLethbridge, Alta ..... .^ Qf fce„IntelkctUDl and,phy. vesting wm be general within the nexn^.j powerB q{ the wfg- ^^^ ten days." The prospects are good for Ncarly ftU our min*ers and ^otheir an excellent harvest in'Alberta. mechnics are from the Old Country ' A, lire occurred at Coal Creek Friday cnd EO where you will • In "any min- ' morning at 8.30. Mr. Milburn's wash- \iaS fln(1 »^«4**lal dlstriit, one of , r "i 1 *i i- .-,-■;tho f.rst oi^htB to..me:t your eye1 is house was found to, be on lire., 1110.^-^^,,. Hull and Institute, hosa-eam^ Eng.j nd(, Ir , nd „d 19 work,- IJio -iHinng-o:was slight, . f}^.^ ^ ' „ tel fcl., these lnstiiu- 7" ;';; f; '; ■ ; L' 'M Munitions, which tn maint.ined almcat thcMide miners P,cnc ,A\ X. Uc , ^ ^^ ^ ^ place on Labor, Day. We hope .11-=! am. ^ ]UB.nrBS cojmim. miners of surrounding camps will go tu .. .^ . ^ ,/ . i..,.. Michel inJarjjc numbers on that;day ^ - lnSfcltuttB £*6a«HUy cona'.st andjiave a good time as thc-iMichel Q. & (,no methlg 1]all( wherc milSa , boys are great cnlcrtalnefS. " , Invctinss aro I:eld; an excellent, lib- ' Ambulance classes Mil commenc' rary sloe'ed with "hundrods cf vol- \ next'week at Conl Creek Hall at 7 p.m. leather b"dund~bi5okTan^ offer them them at just one half price" ' You. who buy from book S ap-ents have now ah op- 0 •portunity to get some \ rare snaps from our Jib- £ 4 rary^editions and pocket -5 J classics, all books mark-'.? \p ed in plain figures and S f? you just pay half. ,' | W..J. Wriglesworth, D, D. S, OFFICE HOURSi- 8 soto 12 a. m. 1 to 5 p. m •"* 0.30 to 8 p.m. ' .' ' Office in Alex, l^'k's Biouk over Shim's Bakery. , IfSHNIE, - - __, u." C Dimension Flooring Siding Finishing Lumber & Mouldings t ■f ,C i 7\. 11 All, our stock is last ..-year's (I * cut and well seasoned' - * C 7 :.; 7 4^-%%*^.%.-%^%^*.'%%^%^^<a 4> $ faoUl tfevnie. 3B. C; 9999999999999999999999 THEoBEST OF SERVICE 9000000000000090000000 CALL AND SEE C. W. DAVEY & CO H. Bkl'l. A. Wii.dman BELL&W1LDMAN Contractors and Builders Estimates Furnished Residence—Corner Howland Ave. and - ° McEvoy St. ,' P.O. Box 355' ... Fernie, B. C. W. A/COMELL Builder 6nd Contractor Estimates cheerfully given and work , promptly executed to the satis: faction of oar customers. H._Tr,.HKRCHMKR_ HERCHMER & HERCHMER , Barristers, . Solicitors, Etc, * 'umeB of the world's 1 est"literature; |'. on VVeclnesdnvl7tli August,, and also I "udiug rooms with all the'dally and „ .TT. « n ti u -an, other pavers and magazines; rooms at Fernie Union Hall on IhursdajVSth , ,1^^^ g, mtj ^ ^^ AtiRust, at 7 p.m. All persons wishing anfl ft flrsL.claBi} nnd ul).to-datc gym- to take advantage of these lectures arc I n sl,)m f(jr the j,Uyiiical ti0vclopmtent ■requested to bring their own nolo books. ,| of tll0 y0un;, mcilf i " ,Can-ot wc have thc oime tn Fer- ' 'ire? " NEW COAL COMPANY I In tho eirly st'.ges cf development cl a nc.v c.untry wc find mnny peo- ~~~" . 7 Ipie who nro too poor to ro down in, Articles of incorporation havo,been tholr joins for a prpposit'on of thi,, filed at lhe court house for the Alberta _Wnd, find , In Fernie tcdny, nmong Southern Coal & Coke Co. with a,the workers, at 1 Mt, anotferjre' , . »" ti roar and striiBclini to estanllBh capital stock «*;«»>«». ^Jth^'e. In a Em.' of., their own, trustees are C,I..Scott, bnuc.BiUii^ „lU donot.fert W,o Harry J. Malhewson, of Blairmore,.UBdertftklnB „lt hcr 0\ll;atlott,. hut Alta.; nnd H*, W. Wright, W. ^* IBnrciy there nrc some who, if ap- Applequislt and K. M. Applcquist, of;proach«d fo tho rUht TBir.n-.t, will "SpoUnne, !do their utmost*for bo worthy an G. H, Scott and G, H. Miiihewson,-object.. two of the trustocs of 'the Alberta! It Is true Ihr.t the Y. M. 0. A, Is Southern Coal & Col-e Co., are old; cont tnpkt^ nomethln-; of /tire Kind. timers In thin district where they have | Vh* tha wortmw wa»i I. •» n- many friends. We wish them every,J*Ji* free from any scctirlan In- wcccsm in their undertaking. j "uZwh mcanln,:, well,. the trouble Tho property of this company is ,K thftt min|Btero if ruliirlon and rith- inosily situiitvd on the south fork ol''jr vorkcrB in mutters-of tblB ltlnd tin; Old Man river and is a continuation do n't t;et near enuiigh tbe pooplo of the Ciileniiin mhihi whiclvis priniiii,' tu pr.p.-rly undciHt-iiid tho wants of „ so profitable tn the Imernailoual um' the wn;e-oiriu>r of todiy. oi frtkw'Co. Under proper .iiaiiagc. No ^no c.n t.U te li.mc-;t;o men. we think a pn.^vroiN umir, i,'flu.nee fov goo! of nn Irs'ltuto in More for th't-'Allvrlu Siiuihern C'nai Company. o NO FAKE SALE "Seeing is believin6'! IU. E. SUDDABY The Fornle Drugstore Offices over P., Bums' & Co's Block Victoria Ave. .7 FERNIE B. C, 'fj»7 f|» -wiMir- A Good Way to, please careful housekeepers is to giye honest .weight. Oh, we don't say that all botchers don't do this, bat we cannot help occasionally over- sHE!iwoonjiKiic!iMER^hearing.ouri,lady~friead8Jwhen_they. get to telling their experiences. Another Good Way GREE & Real MOFFAT Townsite Agents Fernie and llosmer to please is to supply,, only the best meat. If you trade with us you will learn just what we mean by these two "ways" QUALITY and QUANTITY will.be a little more than you cxpectr ' Calgary Cattle Co. CENTRAL HQTEL Under new management Well furnished rooms. The table is supplied with the best the market affords. The bar is supplied , with the best_ wines, Ii- , *"■ ' ,' quora and cigars. Fire, Lile& Accident Insurance Estate .•A-GENUINE- DIAMOND RING FOR $2.00 GUARANTEED W. II. CAMI'IIKM. J, WILSON (IIUV CAMPBELL & GRAY CONTRACTORS 6i BUILDERS Plans and Estimates on Application Residence ;6 *rIo<i'lnlUl Ave. 4-- ' J. Wilson CJi-i.W, Architect Pernie B. C. Aerie WOMAN, COAL MIN Hii Un*'miwl I'tiK'd for r,in_iioyin.-- Ifm* iih ii . 1 Iiitpfir in- of the t lr.il mentlonoil Lot us try t> co-opeoit.- to'othor for the conuwn ;owl In thin m tt/r nnd wo will ko* In tin** nnnr fnlnni In Fornlo o V'orlinnnH' Hull r*nn' ltutti . 1 • *■ . . ,* I - v aim .. * » I) s,,*.'--t» " « «-• SYMPATHY FOJ: TIIK KISH Upton **lni'lnlr'i'Ainnxlnu l'ni-ahla on Ofmrltv of th* Rich Wanhlngton, .Inly HI.—Working Mu Washington county conl inlne», "Joa"| Upton Kliiclalr, In an aililr^A lieforu Pout wat) today dUcovered to be Mn. j a body of Chlcu«« SuelHiii.it, *aid of -SubIu rout when uhe wah taken to a | charity i hoMi'talgufferingfromInjurietint'tained j " The hvarago ihurity, the cluirlty of in a taint) accident at Cecil. The woman,, the rich, necing lather fulllc to mo. •according to htr liutbaud, has been, Thu rich oppreii tho poor enonnouMy, worHni- with him three years, liar | than thoy help them nil-flitly. It U like coarHO voice and clothe*, cropped hair,) the young lady anjle.r. deceived all nu to her tiex, while her, "'Why,' tn\& a n.an to tliln yrmng 'utrongth equaled that of any ol her J lady, Mo yo.i •Iway*. va.ry a hottle of rnflle cowpaiiloiiB. Tho woinan'-i In- llniir.i'i.t with you vn ,v«ur lUlilii({ ei- J'-..-'ct wero diwovered to bu not smiIoiii curihu.-i".'' and her himhtud wa« lodged In thi-. ".Si.«i!.'iifd j county Jail here charged with violating ""1 am mc.*," *ha **',A pltiintivi'ly, thel»w in employingn fsoinle hclj-urIn 'fortl.t |"or .".tilu tlt'.t A...! to, whfii IJ the mine Tho woman aetcil •>.-* Vm'* tnke tr.- till <.hu hai.i, i ti'.WHV* nih in , JieU'er and wft«paid by him. 'cut mii-ith with **oiiw! ili.iif.cnt,'" ( VVItli a •dlnm-OH-d "ring I raven free how tonficiiro a beWitlful coin- -filc^ioiv. IVIn-rmyndN and exquisite *co"mpleXlon aro both desirable. An opportunity tn every woman 1« now of. fared for obtaining both, For $2.001 ofTerii'l-G'KH.Gold Shell Hliifr, shape like a hi'luhor, with a Tiffany not* tlnpr, net with a tfcnulno (llitmond and will hoihI freo with nvnry order the reclpit 'nnd illmctlonii, for obtaining a ffiultleiH comploxlnn, onully undnrfltood ntid'slmplo to follow. It will town lhe oxpaimfl nf Cronnis, CnsinetlcM r'niiil Klnncliet. Will froii thn Hkln from pimples, llliic-ldii'iulH, ntcainl u'lvn thn skin liMiutv nml Nfi(tnii»K, . . I Tim GENUINE DIAMOND; KING '*■ tfiuifiiiitiiid Ivy flu- llllllllirnrllll'lM' to IlimM't'pi'l'NOIltlMl nml xliniilil any piiirhmn'rlmiliiisilltilli'il 1 will t'ltt'i'i'i'nily n-l'iiml tln> iiioni'y.' I fount lev-flio [irli'i! lend .vou to (lOllbt tllO ^tllllllH'IIOSN or Villi!o /4f' t]\\u \'\\\iy 1-< tl',1 ill.M... -.-.I..,- ,. f,l|4 IVi'tHct.l* I'lVfli 111,(1 I'Vi'VV imrrllll'iiM' ' Soiid mo 'il'i.OO by tititll and tiikm tulvuiitnure (iftlilNonVr, nn thutlmni Is limited. Si'itd •.!««» of finfje.' for j whicli rlnjr Is deulrcd, | T. C. MOSELEY j 8-2 Kn« Mrd ,|>ltr«et Saw York City FREE OFFER 561 THE POLLOCK WINE GO^ Ltd. Wholesale Dealers and Direct Importers of SCOTCH AND IBI8H WHISKEY, LONDON DRY OLD fOll^ AND HOU*A»D GIN, ! FOMMBKY CHAMPAGNE SCHlilTZ BEEII ALlt AND STOUT, BCMIEISTEIL WHITE AND HEl) PORT. Jas. Severn, Prop. NAPANEE HOTEL , , FERNIE, B.C. **■*■ ' .*. ', * . i Eoerq attention. Rooms reseroed by toirc *w*m**mim A pleasant home for the traoeller. G. L. WHELAN • • Manbfler p. O. E. PERN IC McutHllrnt frMiiy hi t'uch mnnlli In 1.0. 0, K. Hull, 11. II- Mooru, W. Keny, Worthy J-ronlilimU Worthy Storntary. Solo Aponts in EiiHt Kooteimy for ARCADIAN FAMOUS WAUKESHA WATER Vkoktale DeaHrt asd Dirtct ' iMporttrt ol Chas. Gilbert Tonaorl-al Artist Onlv Union Hurler. Shop iu thu city ainl work hino In ilono In llrNt class stylo ami nt roiiNoimblo pricon. Look for Cnrd In Window u-i-rio'jsr L^BEJL Crow's Nett Speolal AND, Miner's Favorite Cigar* PACIFIC Hotel, Hosmer Open May 1 Kvcijlhlng new and up-to-date. Every accommodation- for thc public. Bar Hioctt'd with (he finest in the* land F. Hend mo your name mid the iiamcuof A reputable people at reference atitl 1 will lorwnrd you a prnprfltlon to »et ,a* my •Rent and wil iriv ii<M* lit y/iur IacbIIiv. T. C. MOSELEY Department 16 iiii K»*v.>i'.rd KtrMr, NEW YOIfK CITY j Union Restaurant | 0'iji uu'i'ly tlm d'ft\) I The Owl Restaurant; ■VUllVil llil.*» ICCC'llll) Changed Hands } will be more completely j „ up-to-date than has been thc case in the past. The new proprietor, John Taylor ,, «rf 4. * .« . . will be pleased to meet thc old patrons and'al- j.0 new ones at the olt' stand. TheA. Macdonald Co (Ik-ad OiVkv- Winni|H'K) 1/ j Ur.inrlK's—Vam-otiivr, Nolson, l-Vrnlc, ' x\W I £3^ LABELL Proprietor LE Hote EJiiioniiiii, AI1.1. it K-.-nora, Out, Pernie, B. C. Kcnile, H (!. '.HJIIN I'CiDHIKLAN'CIK. ntor !.-» l"ar sti|.plii'fl with the l-Mot Wines ■JU'/**> 444.1* .4,.4..i. Cuiji •?;.',* j J!*-* Strawberries Tomatoes and everything in our line enn he fount! the freshest at our store. Dinin.; I'ootu in amncction '■ijjMMim MM—M^ynap—i 1 1 1 'j 1 ..i.iialJH Fort Steele BreiceryCo.,Ltd Kcrnf«, II. 0. Brewer), ol K«tra Fin** J-»t«-r and Aerated Waters. B B"?|*ltt, ^J B Road tho Ledger:Service McDOUgall & CO.i»ottle«l «ood» » «pcdnlty. i„. 1: Cigars, TobacCOS, KtC. Ml»,(rdi l.iuinn»t (urr« l)i|4U^f*a. a\iai^insKBita^nr.-MX^^V^ii>i^t^~^sSS ?CW4' ,*. .T<TOUAh.7'.fl _,H!V<H^'?V."v^3^^:(;^^'st^S;: **•«"*.'-,)»■.*•.*-.# #•,#-*•; l-.-JRbad'The-Ledger j*. $' for the ni-pst reli- M .able news. #".■ ■■■■- ■''* ■: V* GOVERNMENT TO OttRMEMIifS »^*.>*-.7]Z^ " -. i- ^ I > i""'.-fuJvi « » .vj - - * ' ' - i ; ; ; ~ ..v.. :.-■ .. " .% ■ . " . ",.-..-_■_,. u--..- -^■^mSl"'' i/r.m*fi:s "1- ^"^ '"""' *' *,/x f 1 "" '"*'' '-• '^ " '?> "***T Premier Scott Gave Assurance , to the Above Effect , mechanism by-jyhich .h'eisent.hU tele£ graphic niessagesand express packages," and in'each instance the I'eply was'the ^ayj^",the.C,.PTP^-. Finely he.met, some" men on'tlie street one day and; askcd.if they. wo_ild'bq.ki'i<4..enou{?h t& tell'•him what time it wasp*'! Do you mean-.the C. P: R. time?'-' they.askedj "For hivin's sake," the amazed Irish'*: man asked, •'do.th'e C.P.'H. be owiiiiV, the : viii-y hours'"of' the day ..in ,thls country?" Y. " unu ' Premier Walter, Scott 1ms promised to take over for the provincial government the mining rights in the locality near. Eagle Lake, where tho coal discovery has recently beenjnnde. .Mr. Scott was seen at his home in Reg-ina by \V. A. MacLeod, who was appointed by the Eagle,Lake, settlers lo see if, they could get, the" benefit this coming;;fall and winter of .the discovery so providentially 'made' by" one of their number. Mr. Scott said it was against the policy of the government to undertaket_the operating or ownership- of coal mines, but" in view of llie exceptional circumstances of the .case;-and-the hardsliips and suffering that might'; ensue iff the settlers iii this "important district" faced another winter withoiit a sufficient; fuel 'supply." Mr; Scott decided to- have the mine, should the seam discovered prove a good one, developed for the'use of the settlers "by the' provincial government, and with that purpose "'entered at once into communication with the department of the interior at Ottawa.—Ex. THE UNDER DOG. tFernie's-Best jjg ^ Friend is the 1" ■ LEDGER *£}. ' c , .' '■ . *■'' . A^lace ofsafety arid security "for tlie accumulations of all. wlio work and save. BUMPS IN MINES „ The subject'of bumps-in mines .has received a __;reat deal ot attention.in the Old Country; and-a careful study of the conditions which. produce" these disastrous phenomena lias enabled engineers to minimize the danger--'They occur chiefly in ,thickt seams, and are due to secondary subsidences,' or to the sudden liberation-"of pocketed _gas__or, .water. The main precautions'cqnsist iiVcnveful examination, advanced', borings ;'J:uid jiddjliojliil tinWerin'g. r*-',Now"'that the ' Who am,1.who mildly whimper, what my standing and my creed? • 7 I'm "the man and dog, my master, that- * is what 1 am, indeed! Just a whelp of human nature, I'm the" •;.,.' ' lost one in ihe'/gg.k'crtA -. <*-.•.■'< $ Just the cur of jail .the ages, just a com-, ■ moil yellow "dog. '■■ ,\M You have kennels and fast living; I am no) as good as you. .,..- >■! Though one time flush earth gave living unto all alike—their due * But the times have changed, my tu'ast-i er.'.'thcre'are dogs that have theii day, ; ;.. , ..., -,. .*,-.! .-, .v.. \\ And the others, ah, the otliers! They ■" -. may live in any way! • *■_ ■_> i'Tis' the difference'in tiie kennels, the I L * , 1 * surrounding'" and the"food; ,'7 You prize-winners were but wolves' * .- , - /, i . 7-once—came by accident, your. v *-' goo'd. • Give us,kennels, give\ us breeding, and . ,w°e'll hiiyc.our. nature's due; -.:. 'Tis the same stock we'are sprung from; "we can be the same as you. '_•"■ In the tossing of the,,ages ., . , foam are whirled; ... Were'Vou; are yoii, any belter, tha .* i-;.; of "the underworld?, But lhe uiiderneath'sappeai"iiig;th'ougii ,.-' ,'.'-," !'*"": '.. ■ ■' ■ 4 ■*''•-' i, upon the,crest you ride; i -■• "< Understand it;'lion*t 'forget il; it is we "■ '-.•• *'",;7,':.::i _" .. ■ ■'> Deposits of any amount accepted and ' interest paid' '4 times' a year ..at highest .-- current rate. ■" • - - ".".",..."." J. R. LAWRY "'-,;;;.;;;-/;,. FERNBF BRANCH AGENT ■ "■* i> -■■■li'i*'" v-.l * 7<-'"*' even dogs to lian we GRASPING to the i ' W'orkiiigs'i'u ihe. Fende* Mines externl over'a wide area, the wide disiurbanee of strata is pvodxi'cing'siniilar conditions. jan(Laiuiijgiihe-,pi"('jont;«cel^a,bumi' 'occiirri-d ih'tli'e No. "2 iriin'e'with'a fatal result. Iii this case "large volumes of gas were liberated and followed the .bump, a circiimstance' which determines tiie,'character of the occurrence and classifies it with thwe, recently investi*- gnte'd'in England. ,*So doubt the Fernie managers ..will familiarize themselves with the details .of the investigation in the Old Country nnd will adopt similar precautions to those now in voguo'.— Win Blrtkemoie, M.E , Lu the " Week." The .bumps' occurring from tlmo to time in the Fernie.Mines aro nothing extraordinary ns'soma people would hr.v'u us:bclle-YO. " We doubt very much if the Fernie luniingors will adopt any O'.A Country motljods of, mining deep seams. The seam no.w being worked at No. 2 mine Conl Creek, uii'derliiys 2,r*00 feet., of etrnta; the method-of mining chiefly pillar nnd Btnll, pillars 50 x UO feet Kxperienced inlniiiR men caii well understand bumps' occurring in this mine. _4,4.._h q _m a_ki"*_t betide /VI" If we come, mv lords and masters, nifel ' ' we know whut we have,fi?und, i 'Aiid7 \ve're 'cioming now, *my'' masters, and ,we , know ..what, we have ' ' found; a ....,__. „' And. we're coining now, my, masters, with bur noses lo thc ground, -v No white, slender neck of woman .will . make red ihe guillotine; And no. gibbering, harmless* noble iii the tumbrel may lie seen, For the world is growing older though its life be more intense, And we underlings, tbe bondsmen-- God has given us common sense. Not will) scytlie im axe and bludgeon, seek we lhat for which we live; Not with murder and rude vengeance seek we wlmt the world _ should ■ ;' give.' ' " • '; We but come, my , moneyed muster's, willi the lilllc I hing you nole-- Yiis, with ever-growing thousands, wc are coming with the vote. —Stanley .Waterloo, in Chicago Daily ,. Socialist. ', l',*'. • ,.*-. -i ,..4*1, 'j H '. ■>' i - '' X°i If VOU -J: -\ For Three Months i wei, will receive, subscriptions to .The Fernie Ledger at the* rate of ' „ .- r front One Dollar a Year We-'.want to double our list of .'■subscribers. Seize, the opportunity and get the paper rej ',. TIIK TOI'NOTCIIKU A lopnotclu'i' l« simply aii'liidkldiml ! who works for tlie liibtltutlon of which jhe is a pint, nnd not nirnliist it. „ He dues not, wear rubber boots nnd ii'(md on gliiKH'Wlu'ii lie gets his order from lli» boso. lie is n jrood conductor, and through him i>1».vk tlie |*olicy,of the house Tin* Intcreath of tho housu nre his—la'' Is the Inihlncsf. ami lio novel- sopiinui's lilinHJIf 'from - tho concern, Hwnlibliijf tlio gronsiiil cliutis by Utioclt- Ing on llu* iilnco'nr innnngoniont, A topiiotiliei-.ni'Vci'.snyt- inwardly or outwiirdly, " I wasn't hired-to do that,;' I'nur dni.'« lie ll^iiro lo work exactly el«lit houi>, and wi'iif tliu fnuo off tht'lclock. lie works tintil lhe work in dnuu and dons nnt leave his di'sk like i\ map of Sun Frniu'lK-oiiftiM'tho hlmkcup. As n g-'iicrnl propoHltlon, I would nay thnt topnotohorrt nud cl-rorutte hrn'okers nru different persoiiH, A topnolcher prlssei his health more thitn n good tlmo, (•<> lie Ims a good time nil the time. Sorehead*- and boll} aches are usually Buffarlnjr from overeating, lank of oxygon, and lo&n of sloop. If you want to ho atopnotclterhowaro habit- ntV.'-rw'.'-.i*. dcnUny" lian ymi on the list ,-F.x. &EEDS ^TREES/PLANTS No Seedless. I'luim, No I'UIcbs Apples, Nn Coblcas Com—just old reliable varieties at reasonable prices, Fertilizers, Dee.. Supplies', Spray Pumps, Spraying Material, Cut ," Flowers, etc. Oldest established nursery on the mainland ol D. C, Catalogue Free. I'M.! J.. nRSRVBINURSBRIKS Orecnhotises .ind Scetl Iloiises, Vancouver, n. P V. S.-If your local merchants do not handle my' seeds, send direct. We prepay fifty packets, assorted varieties of garden seeds in $c papsrs (tested stock), to your tetrest post office for ll.oo; twenty packets* for 5°c.i trial col- Uttlo-s. with all the News ins: t3 Send" your * name into Manager of "The Ledger, the do it 60 YBAWa,v EXPERIENCE TOO MUCH C.P.It. "Who ftwni thin hotRl"*"' a»ked an IrUhman on his arrival at tha Pronlonat- In Quebec. "The C. P. It.," wan tlie reply. He continued his Journey throiijrh Canada, a«klu« who owned tlte ftonm. boats tliat ho saw croisltur, Owen Round, tbe hujto tjrain elevators which towered shove Fort William, th« stupendous IrrlMtlon ditches of Calaary, aud thej STATIONERY We have -just placed in slock some of the" latest fads_ for printed matter and guarantee satisfaction THE FERNIE LEDGER PHONE NO. TEN --UU! Tnaoc Marks OesiONU tt., - CoprmoHTsj. At. iBtnnnwnfltns »iVMfh»ndd)^lp«i''nmij * ihf «atlnn ,i« vrnb^blg tlnniitrtetj ••iu fro*. Pi" tpte >)niRiunir*j|- (onl'-ittnu i(P»t*nt«. ca. r*o«i»f w-TrSl^wlthoulcW. IstlT-j Scientific flmtrican*. maLmmssiojsn A hotel th,-.' lumlihiJ quUl, commodious accommodation for \\i patrons Is a source ol pleasure to tbe travelling Jpub-'it. fenc'a «• xmn v* t-ie KiBij Edward Hotel, of Fenilo, tot- ncr opposite post office. fry a Ledger Ad. NOTICE To llm OMi'-jm iinJ'Muiidiori. of tiUtrlct IS KOTIRK U lwrttty «]v*n tJi«t liis tewlar niMtlnn. of IWI«yu«lfl.il «>V- J';,"*?,! A. wilt in fi.tiir* Iw h«M «»n th« tlrjt • M tlilnl t*«timliiy *v»«iniw In th* month, in- "t#M.t of Hie M'foii'J srnl lu*t 8unrti*ytt*.ti«- ,ow' Kfntomslty Yonr» V, Ciuri'iiM., , ■i Piv.liff*. f,f)f:.ir. «l UoadThe Ledger H for Uettlthy and f)\ popular views The Ledger wants to spend the next ten years in helping to build and beautify Kernie. Will you help us to do it ? If you will, do it now. eon The Ledger and watch Fernie grow. $1500 in , f bptbaM Hose Reel Races $250 Morse Races, Foot Races, Murdle Races, High Jumping, Etc. i*' S ' " - i es on Fernie Italian Band Sjeie.._Posters-and-Sniall-Bills all Railways 7 "" * - ' ~> During the ,- ;, ,..';. • "7 ' "*-'•' .-J *^ 1^r=FdlhPart:iic^lBnfs "^ .. \ - -» Address Entries and'" Communications to H. VV. HERCHMER, Sec'y Pernie Athletic Ass'n THE COAL :1 AND TRANSPORTATION |! 44 "tp thu course of un editorial ou tho cot&l situation, tlio' Vancouver Worl;l •*i' ' ,. snjfs: •'i-Taklug ono cousldoration with •jii^thor,"'wo" arc Inclined to think that tho preBont 'custodian;! of tho coil we-illh of tho country havo not Wanagsd tholr business hs well as itjrnlgnt hftvo'bt-Jii managed. The pr«ont scarcity whs preceded by n disastrous Btrlko ou'the island, and thore.iB.'reason''t'onollevo that it was then that the situation got out ofJhundY In the Crow's Nest valloy ; thff consequences at th""*" - dispute of last «*'■»*{'•* dinputo largely brought about'by-tho overbsiringf attitude of • jjeiirossntative,,©!, bn«'bf,.the. lurgr esty operators, „., are^a^U ..b«lB* felt and are likely to be felt for «,. Iohb time. Not only did nroilucUoa ; got jDlarrsars, but the -number'of men now at work Is not up to the re- (juirdDiiti. -The strike' scattered the cltfcegfiplojrtoil Borne of them.made their vWify to other collerk-s, some foiled'work above ground, and, liking" It titter, have-never returned to the mines at all. >The result Is that tbe,mines . are short of labor,,and that the average quality of what labor is lo be had has been, found leiii elllclent.;; The employers were pract'eally the victors, but thiy are now poyinu'n heavy penalty for thilr triumph wlillo the justico of tbe dcnuindu of tho men Is rIiowii by claimedby,.tlio World.,_/ v,, .'i*:*/ At Coleman, .where tho muaa^e- meiit havo- prepared to double their output, the miners have boon "•cpt idle for days becuuso of lack of .:ars. ','ThiB,' maiiai'emeni'jmade'i.ibcBe prep? ^rations- j'ecatiso,;*.--.', transportation companies contracted to tako all tho output cf the mine and oslted for an increase to moot increased clcmandsi . What'ifi true nt Coleman is true,to a greater cr l:ss extent at all the mines, and it would seem rather (in absurdity lo talk about a scarcity of labor when tbo laborers have to lie Idli dnys ut a tlmo 'boeause there ure no care on hand to tni.e awny the product of the 'mines."' ' "'' ' •'' 7 A fow days oko nn order wan Issued'to nil the station adepts along th»'Crow, instructing 'them not ,.to supply any cars to tho sawmills, and It is a well-known j fact -that!,oarn have be:n.scnrce nnd bard,to (et all ys»F> • ;'; ■• i __ Now that tbo new (jraln crop will be ready to movo;in a short time and thj cattlo ro.idy to ship,' there sooms little prospect .of. relief-, from the car shortage situation. On tip of all this, winter is approaching and ..with It will como the domunil lor estra tiumt'ti s of ctal. Tho labor qiusUiin cuts a v'ory small flguro ln tho situation. <"t ia wallinj,' for curs to fill no that tho-io ths'fact that the wo'-es paid -oven laborers who nrc bore und roudy In work-en n put In full tlmo If some Soc|alist or lalior 'it;l- Ulv*;" Uuil'.iLikitf to t-u ijjuieii tie public nts to yu'.O'c oi»'«ti-.,"jJj> ut railroads, our ciptilns of lliuiiicn uV r.'slvcly Iniiith nt tho ''liinorance Alt- played" nnd nsk! "how aro you .join? to flnnncn tho HohoniO?" T)..i »* now in, the Crow's Nost are'not sruf- tlclently high to attract skilled labor. ••Th' Juctl'iMtl.s Jir ';.}::&»„ ta-t nnturnl rstniiteoB In th" hnnfl'i <if private persons Ih the ureitir economic eftlolency with which production is carried on. When, however, luck of foresight or demand for hd.ivjr profit ■> rervW tb? /•jrrj?? I\??.r and unrellkblo, It'is high time to consider whether the system of private ownership of conl lamlx should n^t be superseded by something which wU'btttJr mett public needs." Prom ev try where comes warning of an Jmrcndin-j coal sbortu-e, but while there J« truth in what the World say« repvnlln*: rn'r.-.-ni n:\.-e- in nt cf coal propcrtl.s, ve who-I e'uution md Jnisv whit wns en-uin/ l*i "the P..is b.ipjen t» Itxcix th tt j In the .-hai-t* • I tJovi Imi iiii nt mil or li we.vr short nf la'ior th*< mf-ei'm nd, th n they, hu-.e I cen air-, nt. m.iy bo that thy luve to r«ma»n |«lmlnn!ly «••:'! tntn! fi ir j j.,i(i idle f r want i.f car« U inn: port i*'.ty in in itr.mlu *" what th*y are nMfl t*> produce 'indor j Wc are rither liicllwd to biliev<> th* present nhortsire of In'-nr no that tfif- i.-rnornnre of th^ m\n:«hi> 0»..*v iu ii.jua 'ui.il, without the ii id 'if tho peoplo tuA thn pu' l.e credit, no rillroad in thin country has boon flnanccil; and t'eo that in \le.v "of to present co.idi- tons i-overniig tho transportation proMcm, these cnplAinn of fimn'.'-,' have deinoii'tral d their in'normcd <if thc sttiiiition frilly tJi^r.,'?-;»i"!y, oi" if t/ny h ivc lci'ii iv"I o to ih« *•!'.- says ^hat:-governments should own and .'operate'*the great arter:o3 of ira'nspo'rtali-n over, which their cic- cosarics of lifq.haye-jto bo hauled,, is not co donse as Borne would liave us belioo; nnd that it, is not- greater than.gtems to,havo Leon tho,ignorance of tho r.-.ilway managers, who find themsel ei confronto.1 by a condition with'which1 thoy aro unal-lo to copo,' -'' . ■' ' , "Four'years ago-there existed a car shortage, and the 0. P. It. company undertook to got tho lumbermen of British Columbia to ship their !. inter to tho dealers on the prairie during tho early spring before the demand for cattle cars and grain cf.rs ee{'-in, -butrthat.'little-shortage was asu drop in a bucket compared to the present ehort.i(0 which' is hindering tho lumber industry, tho coal industry, and* extends to all kinds of Ur.UBportatl in -, In'short, tho, situation is,, much worse t';>d.iiy..,th,a,n..it..wa8,four years 050. . *, ■_ • v The -grcAtv' aggregation called tho human faintly is growing in knowl- olfie, and with the growth of knowledge comes tho desire to profit* by thnt Inowledge. We know that banunas and other tropical fruits that are pleasant to <c«t ean he laid,*upon our; breakfast tables, nnd we insist upon having it done. Wo know ,. that heat can be transferred to us; that nil things thnt our growing knowledge of the lomforls of tho world has brought vi can bo hr.d in nlniOHt any norik of tho world, nnd wo wont I hem brought to tis. All thin Knowlodto nnd comoi'ucnt demand has created a transportation pro' lem that no man can sulvo, . Tho tr.iiis.iort'itl-in nrnhlpni In thn grtatsHt problem of today, so far as I'hys'cd condittoi/B nru coiiconuil, und tho people nrc slowly but Kiirely iiW.ilttnlng to tho fact that ho who controls iransportitl-n controls tho tvcrld. Uut of this Is -/rowing tho demand for pu!:l c ownership or control of the nrterkf, of the circulation of comm.-rc"*, > Hundreds of y<n:'s ogo the tralllc of the worll was carried on over ro..di comu.on tu all. Uow UuiL tlmt t.nfilc hnfl'iiu-ro.Bcd n thousand fold Wt! I'.nd ih.4l Urn luailfl nvir which it Is r. tttcA bclonij t<» n f.w i-coplor i i:d that all tho j cojdi* i r«- suhj'- •' to thi* r-i.'o i.t t'lo'i* wfm o .n thi- M llWft, K, Tb-'f Iiu'iw.«y. w li h.»'t- ti ifoni'' {h, ilu.a'ly nl tlm i-.u I c l>i *»l»«u 1hi»y ilist and v,h> billd utxA mdn t.iln th»lM. * ■'■ i i. nV.- M. 0.* A.'- - i. In pursuniiuoof tho arranffoinuut ay-', iioimced ut tho joint Minoi's'-and.AIifi'iS' '.tariiil Assoclatfifi muotin-? last week, tho ininifltcrlal Aflnocintion has writton the 'jiucrfltary of the-B'C; Brapch-of'tho-YT' ;M C.A'. for particulars as to nr^anfisatlon 'of a branch hero and nnkii)"' that-an oi'«*niiizor who pan »ivo all ijoccssary Information and render any other assist' •nnco to tlio''movement bb sent tb "Ferule -as booh as convenient. Tho loolin/? in fayoiir,.9( the.,pr.ojoct,.„.to.,lbulld„and. maintain a well equipped ggmnaHium 'and reading room for the bono'lt of the 'army of youn/r mon nlways In pur, city, is. very pronounced, 'aYitl It is probable that all movements In that direction will uryBtalizoiiitoafltibHUntlalpropoil* tion with a united support, Kveryono Intorosted in such work should lie willing to nccedo as much as posslbln to the wishes of others working: for tho same object, so that all forces van be 'united In a single proposition which (•aii, with tho united will of all, be made a hiu-cobb, << ,, As soon as tho Ministerial Association lias hoard from the organization officer of tho Y, M.C. A. another meotlnfr will bo hold to discuss the subject with (Infinite Information before It, ' Tho Y'.'M, C, A. project-was' first brought up for consideration ayesrsgo, and had boon' sorlotisly considered before thu last labor trouble but had to hu postponed on that account until that matter was settled, pSOPaOl,' •Minneapolis' and Return TieketBon sale AtiRUBt 8, f), 10. Sept. 11, li!, 18'■ •-'*'"-•■*;""■ Account Jamestown Exposition Kotnrn Limit HO. Days' from date of Sale f\The above rate is from Pernio, B. 0. Sumo rates apply I to Dulath. Pernio to Chicago and rotorn, $G0. Proportion- ntely low rates to Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, and other eastern points. Y Vox.Information regarding rates, rootes, etc. write ' H.L/BLACKHTONR, Fernie, B. C. or W. A. Ross, Asst. Gen, Pass. Afift., Seattle, Wash When the l Hair Fails Stop If! And why,not? Fall- Inf hair is a disease, a regular disease; and Ayer's Hair Vigor, as madf! from our ne*ni' Improved formula, quickly and completely destroys that disease. Thc hair stops falling out, grows more rapidly, and ail dandruff disappears. " A*»t Itfii rh/ingn lh* enhr nf th* halt. ,'.y, • .ion *<'■>; iHi.,'!' tlPalesmar. Wanted for Fori-ile and ndjolnlnsr country lo represent ■ ' OansSa's trsatsst Hurssrles Trees of right sl^n and ago for Hrltlsh Coltnnhla plnntin-?. Grown on llmo- Btonosoll; hardier and longer lived than coaHt trees. A permanent sltuittion; Territory reserved \ Wxy weekly; l-'reo outllt. wrlto for pitrtlciiliirs A-NADIAWW' ^PACIFIC Ky. Summer Excursion Rates Lur CO 89 Is Jk TatmnU wl«h *ktb k*ltl* Am p iiti'>W"i« *.ii gnat Ji. JLU&P& *••*him *■»•'■♦••. liwr* -nwr n *m£.n-ttjm*vitttt mww ~ I'"l'OIII I'Vi'iilo to I wimiipoir, * $38.25 in Uilli'ini Stone &. l-V&liingtOtt !i»„rt Arthur i ,. Fonthlll Nursorlos Ht. rum (licenced by H. C. Hnvornment) muaix . $48.50 Toronto - Bnlarfa HIoiiy fit • Jly IT-flP OltAMIIIOMK I-AND DIHTHICT St. Louis S5A. Chicago pm, Oxxnwn $7H.a$. Toroiilo, $ji.'sx>. .Montreal $80. St. John, Joo. Halifnx Jyfi.fto. New jVorl' ,f j*i. TitUi'tw ou Suit* luly ,], ^, s; Auguxt H, '), 105 Suptfinhcr 11, 1 j. ij. J-'iiil CI.ih*. K4111111I Tii/i yo D.iy Limit The little fcook In each psckaj-e gives ihe formula of our new lUir Vigor, tells why <*sch in,;n Jili-.i ii useA, and «• plains mflnv-ntiW infermin-r thintf\ After readme you u-lllknow *'hy litis new ! tisir pteparstion doc* lis work to well. ; —«Wl b/ \Xi* t. V. Xf*r 0*., UwtlX, lfUI,"'-« nisTilirrr np Kfion:.v.iv rilAKKiiKiirotlmi Win. fl lliirinti.iif t'rnn- .1. lii*ii(ik, II,<! .™-i-ii|iili'mt*|irk,IhIiii.Ii t» .l|.|,l}- l„t 1 -|» .'Iiii !!lj.' 1.1 ||.,i.l,«, IIHI iii« lm- I.,vth,i'|.l.,.<r!l<f1 lm U- i'iiii.iikii' iiitr ni tt |m>«i i<tniiii.-l i4t tin' luir'li- 44i'«t i-tit-1,1'1 nf I.'>t i:,'i|. Hi. ii,.., ui,,td «.!s<Ui *>n ii'u.-, -! t i.i ' i.jhiv :«,, 1 j,ni,i.,, , M11.J ■ •• >ntilli 1 ul>l4 ., 1 l|.|l|.». t)n ! 1 IU'- ' "rrr' I"'1' ""'" t' 'Ii|.,*M'il'.-, ff(,in i.ll Ku,.lf-l:nf i 1 i.tli'4- ..i . fm... ■ •1, ...'■.I . 1 ,.!,,. 1. ,14,. j.l. |«,.i,l» IU-Hi-1* dViilnlili; I'm l.llii'iiiilli •1 . ...i.;,,i,.i,.-. -I*. !i,. -.,..: ■ !i.„'., ...1. ,; __.,.. ,„..„,,..,. mi,.«,„„. «,.,-.,. ' ini,,,/* fir Vvi1 j SMI H III'il PIS' 1 *i,i:i!, H.- Tl.i.iiwSj r.i'iM '' '' *'"■ '' _ l-i-n-l Hi *»HV4»X'|-lt J T' . '."' , .. 1 ,.,,. ■., 1, t(ii.<li|. 1'11, nl:..:. -f ti 'lii'uri, V " '• • »r MiMi'irr.n IVrl^ii.Ct. 1 t|,r ,1* .l4c I,. Tl.-.' II ..ICfi.liil^.l Hi r',l,;).'lll !llH .if j .full , l'«i; »..i»l^t]» t'"Hiti |..i.'>ir'.l !..... I. ».- W->*K. I. «*.« StXii'M. U. I'. Jd., NrUm. 1'!, :<ka?•:,%< 1, Act, Pmi.Ii. 8 -.vsj,. ;-_ -r>HG:JA..7^ Mixmi yYnY^y v^-n FERNIE LEDGER, FERNIE, B. C;, AUGUST 3,71907 News of the City Union men own the Fernie Ledger. Subscribe now, only, one dollar, per year. ■ . Only six fancy parasols left nt Mrs. E Todd's. ' Union men only' are employed by.,the Fernie Leduer.' Mrs'. J. 15. Siniih will not a-ain until the ist of October, receive Unions look at our list of advertising. . Patronise home industries. ,-=*» Our circulation is rapidly increasing, 1 and will soon reach 3,000 per'week. . C., C. Snowden; Calgary, manager Canadian Oil Co.)<y,io in Ihe city on business. ' r= . » The Fernie miners' need not fear the Japanese invasion. ''Japanee no likce Coal Creek, two muchee bumpee." Union men, why do you, howl about the-Capitalist press when you don't' subscribe to your own' paper. . °- Further reductions in lawn and silk waists, children's silk and washing hats. Don't miss the chance. Mrs. Waggett. We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Chas. Gilbert has been very unwell the- last few days and hope for her speedy' recovery. •'-'.-,. The merchants of this city who say ■ they are too poor to advertise will soon find,themselves seeking a tie pass out •f Fernie.' ,--■-. „ Copies of the Pinkerton Labor Spv by Morris Friedman can be obtt.ined "from Thos. Big^s, secretary, "Miners' * Union, Fernie. , Price 25c. George H. Scott* of Gateway, was in . town Monday.'•■ George will soon be a * .coal operator,* being interested,in some good coal properties.in, Alberta." A Car of NEWASHCROFT POTATlttES JUST ARRIVED Pay Cash. Prompt Delivery. W. J. BIUnclell9 Post Office Block. I YOU can always rely upon receiving at our value store, 1 better good's lor Jess money tlian you can obtain else- where. If tlie best value made up of high quality and low price is of interest to "you, then let us cater to yo.ir wants we guarantee that we can save you.money/ .-;." Saturday, August 3 GILLETTE'S BIG CO. Featuring the Western Favorite is tailored by experts, ,,the finest; cloths and, linings are used while our range.offabri.es. colorings, and styles,: is-,wide-enough to appeal-to every man's fancy. ,/.'*.- r7 ■ .-„ ■ .. ,. .'-.: Men's Suits $8.50 to $22.50 Men's Pants i.40 to 6.50 Oup Stock of Summer Hats and Fanov Wasliini>; Vests' must. be cleared regardless of cost, it over, such- goods from one. season to ^ another. .Come early bet it being against our rule to carry "ore sizes are broken, and obtain better choice and si'lcction. , , , . , 25 per cent, off regular prices The Rev! G. H.Wilson, rector of St. iMichael's", Vancouver, "'will preach on Sunday morning'- at Christ Church.1 Miss Merrick will sing a solo on Sunday evening ,in Christ Church. - . Mr. W. R. Campbell has entered iiito partnership with J. Wilson Gray....The new,firm is prepared to build anything from a shack lo a mansion in approved western style. " " ", Mrs. J. B. Turney will receive for the first time on Friday, August 9th, from 3 10,5 p.m. Through an oversight our contemporary makes the an- nouncomeiU read Tuesday, the correct day being Friday. We give notice to delinquent sub- scribsrs, tliat unless they heed the notices sent out wc shall send no more papers to them,after this issue. There is suc,|i a demand for our papers Hint wc cannot afford to give* llicm away,.. Prof. A. M. Hurwiisli, I'll,I),, sonof Chancellor Hurwash, of Toronto University.' is in town over Sunday and will preach in the Methodist Church Sunday ■_ morning. Hc'lias'rccerilly conic from , n geological exploration conducted'by *.a party, from the Toronto,University, '■'/i'''' 7 Tlia_.board.yrU the,Opera House this ''evening announce Ihe western favourite •V"Ircne^-Lorton''"in three acts. The compii'iy comes well recommended; the slior(.'n(>lice being due to im open dul'ti andv.Uieir ,firbl appearance, in this.aec- .. 'iW.'r, 'I, -1 i» 1 • ''•i'i'' • .-:«■ 'ri- } •'• tioivw&caU are on snip at (Tie;,, nunce druff'-rtorc, &'?M<, i"r:-t'r-eJY"'-'- -.I'Yr Tlip'TOnc'ral of William Hem-on, whet cIiwU on*- Sunday- morning "-•tiKt from Supported by DRY GOODS find we have too .*.*<*■■ Having completed our annual, stock-taking we we will clear at a sacrifice. {.Get the -benefit." ,-.One- piece, of twenty yards Tussorine Silk-Lawn with Heliotrope spot regular urice, Goc, 'Sale price..,.'.*..-.'•-...?"..*.....;...;. ;-...i.._...v, -One piece of twenty yards Tussorine'Silk,., white 'with, black spot "- Vreeula'V price 65c| , Sale' price.....'...•,'.'■'.'.."'••■.•'•••'••••■••' }.y.:..;::..:...:.. many costume-wash silks which 24 PEOPLE 24 A" Superb Band and .'- . n . ■ . „ , , 'i'i ■1 "'>'' ' ' Orchestra One piece ot"twenty yards Navy, with white.,.polka dor" re fular- price - 6,"ic .Sale jprice ,•-•. 50c 50c 50c Ladies' Silk Underskirts in all the latest popular shades Ladies' Green Silk Underskirt;1 accordiari pleated flounce with dust frill.fullsweep,and £4*% t\f\ guaranteed ior three months, price «p | £iBtJU Ladies' BlacW Silk underskirt with deep tucked flounce and dust frill, guaranteed for three months, price...... $8.00 Ladies' Wine shade Silk Underskirt aecordian pleated-flounce and dust frill very £4 0\ f|f| fuUsweep, guaranteed 3 mos.,price , 1 ,*■„'* ll * ' t Ladies" Pearl Grey Silk Underskirt with flounce and dust frill deep Price. $8.00 BOOTS & SHOES FREE CONCERT AT 7 our we The If you're particular about shoo comfort combined with style and appearance let us show you picked range of exclusive makes. We are showing the newest models and lasts and If you'll let us try can lit your feet at prices that won't seriously hurt your pocket book. ,s , Artisan Working Hoot for Men,' made of solid leather and guaranteed by the manufacturers and oat-solves.1 No better Shoe on the market for durability and hard wear. $1.85 to $5.50 per pair Tho Walkover, Tbe Packard, The Traveller Fine. Shoes for Men • The Art, Tho Trueflt. The Royal Purple Fine Shoes for Women . uKud.'aSiiH'ndlia^-hot^been very lonrf in Ihis country, IFo lias two brothers living in Kernie, ; Tlio service was conducted by Kev. W. I, Hull. - On Sunday morning next, August 4U1, in the Methodist Church, the Sac- Vitinunt of the Lord's .Supper will he ..udiw'jiihtered. It is earnestly desired < tliat .aa large 11 number as po.islhle of , member-* will he present and take,parl Will'nil members and iidheronls recent Tickets on Salef Palace Drug Store Prices: .r 75c 50C and 25c . , ' . ...•■■'. (, ■ :.:i ° ■ ■■ !■ ■ • 7 ■ ,' ; >;-i "H •••■■■. General Blaokimlth Repairing;, etc. HOR:SE:"9H-PMNG 'Corner ofVldlorla Avoni\o"& Jriffr*y it Mr, Iirri H. Hiirrlu, inspector for the .Mainland Vlro IJiiderwrilern' Association of H, C.r was In the city on business this week, Harry I. MoUieson, late edilor of the Hliiirmore Tlwes, was In town this week. He is Interested In some line nml property on llie South Korlc of the One Cent a Word One TiiMtrtlon not Urn tlmii Mo FOIl 8ALK AK U-UOOU.DWICIiraNO 1IOUHU Si I.OT, 41 x IM 'not, Hltnnfnd In W«i*tf Kernl*. rrlflt M.VI, tprm«. Apply Lnilimr Ollice, A.lKi ."WUttNITl'IlK YOIX HMM AT ON0K- X1 I'flllttl Avminid .'I ilnom from Kornln tion. pltHt. KOH HAMt-OOOU HKOOMMIANIl OIKJAN nfin ' OltlC'l nnnrly now, in bout of onlur, Ai>ply Imtajtr GROCERIES Our constant aim is to supply you with tho choicest table supplies In tho market at the loweBt price that bucIi. quality can bo sold for. Granulated Sugar Don't risk spolllm? your preserves through usln^ inferior beet suffara, Wc handle only the extra, 'refined puro enno suffar, equally low in prlco hut guaranteed the best tor all purposes. Creamery Butter Windsor Castlo Creamery Buttor, recoivod direct from the Creamery every few days and jib it Is put up expressly for ourselves we know It ~ to bo the best quality obtainable. " " "" Por, lb. Don't Ovorioak us for your Pr«»crvl8i-g Fruits/Sugar antf Fruit'Jars »„lb Tins iTetley'B Tea regular 11,20,. s|>t'Cial , ' • Malta Vita HreukfHBt Food Por packet.. Saturday Grocery Specials $1.00 10c Puffed Klco Breakfast Food Per paokot.iIi...i..mi..i..ii..i.".i,. ,.•,., ••••i>. Very choice Kedl Salmon In Jib tins it tins .1.....' ,,....*i,;.............,. tOc 25c KU OIIICKK.VH CIIKAI'. AI'ITjY MIIH, .JOHN N. Hnwlirook, Kurnlii, ONK « HOOMKD COTTAaK WITH l»AN- try. Hoiub In prnntlritlly new linvinn IIikiII Imllf, Imi thun n jvi<nr. IiOtintinl on lunik or Klk river nmir (J, N.tirliltti. For pur- Hcul«r» H'lilroiti* or iipply tn tliu KarniB IMgnr, 14 ilKMf French Tuition Maditmo Mnrlo Moncliot Gnidmite of tlie UulverMlty, of PnrlH (Kmnoo) 1 ■ < TorniH on ApiilhiHtlon ly arrived from Kn^lnnd ninUu it n i Old Mnn River, Alberta i point to be present, so Hint llie piistor . nmy biicomtJ uctjuiiinlcd with them. Strayed j Hurry Mbbli.', of Vancouver, !.-» in | town soliciting subscriptions forWit- ishirc'H Muguxine nnd the S.iturday i Rvcning Tribune, PoblUhed by l'ro- fossor Walter T. Mills, Scntile, A SNAP FOR CASH )tn,'t%*f\ U'TT r. PT*V twn »HM*" '»! i i ji ,1 -., i «S>f>tii> w«t-nmi«.w-|il i-i(mt«i; i/otlAcldreH»'<ei*rufo«t«o'k«i/liHrdi -.'.'. JMiii'V inilil T.nt -ir,, Uil.r-V IV Wlm m-UI Vi<' tlm lu«kv one? Tltlnalmoliltuly oltnr Write lo tlib «wiu*r, \\'../. 'i'wlrni, V<niL'<<uti'r. The Store With tlie fish Pond FISHERMEN WANTKI) $50 Reward A, H. Crce, the well-known rcnl estate mnn, returned to the cily on Monday brinRiiiK with him Ills bride, Ilii many friends gave him a hearty wrlcomt*, nnd all the w«U lie lu* been WTANTKD.AN KXl'KllJKXCKl* Of HI. KOIt Trltc*. Neto " Shoemaker Shop won't come oft", Strayed from our Camp near Klho, on 5th Mny, 1007, one Bay Mare with white star on face, branded on right hhmil'l'-r, wvlfjlit about 1,400 lbs. Onn (lay'ticldiiif; with while star on face, branded on riKbt vboulder, wciglit nbout 1,400 llw. One narkBay Mar*, brand' IndiMinct, wcl|;bt about 1,600 lb».i KOOTHAIX flurse-. *erc well broken and *»hod' j.ft|oW W(. ^jy^ th« ntundiiiff of th".* whMi ibuy lt*ft. «'tthtrlcl to July iiib, l(>i«;-» Th.- -ibove reward will be paid on' T#»«m I'Uywl Won I-Oft Dr'n Pt* ., . ' „,„. Conl CruAt I •» xt 11 8 tlu-ir rvturu. _ 1 ■>' l I The Path 4 livingstone lumber Co., Ud., :■•■£,**,.?.'.".'.".'.i!."^ ~\ * «» WANTXH-A GOOD COOK WANTS IMS- It Ion in e<omt, Cmi Iibii.IIo TA liimr.lerii.! H*i»W>-oi»M(»»-.p*>rl<'iu'i9. Ait'lrnfi Karnl* l.til-; iter. : TO LRT ! lliinu u Cor miiuiij Tlm owner lim» worked * yoam In Homo, Itnly, *mi li propArcd to do all klndH of rcpnlrinff anil now work. n\t Kkvr, as Kiaur whim I'Wkuinh > uam nittUnM , . .,..!„., « .n.tta •I...1 A hunt*, or will noil t-Ymp. Apply ¥. If. D6H UlUlIOCCl (■fonR urouna wearing n smile ilini w«im»n,<v«rti'*TiiU. '•'. ..»• * o Pernie ,r im In Wott Vnrnl*, Runt %Xn (vr moiiUt. \lk\f J\ T\l I r\\ J AvtAyltfltmOmt*. Aii«.l« ▼▼ A^kl ~ ■ ■—a-^ **mmfwmi»mmm mmtm I biiu_«!ii a lh*»r*»e with 11 -».ipp.vcJ» lOood, reliable, head ul-eamtn in <Jroeorle» and Drvirooda for West blm with u worth ot ^iN'Ano'Si^JJ^rteneean,! 8ftiary, wm, I.INIMKN'I' anil M'l.i liim iW -Jijj, roiorences to HW- ', front oa liniment IS-". 2j MOI8B "DEno-SCE. I Moti-1 Ki-ii^T, Si. I'liilliniv, 1W. ' V Ull «. *Ji-C' * r Although wc liave said nothing to you previously about Fishing Taokle, yet wc wish you to know we arc in thc business with an up-to-date assortment of'TackSc.. Seeing is believing; feeling is the Entire Truth See our windows for samples and feel our Rods, for proof that wc handle nothing biit thc best, anil at more moderate prices than has yet been asked. SEE THE STORE WITH THE IISH/OND WINDOW V ■ John Nolman, Sec. C-olr-initli. <, > WHIMSTER & CO. I Hardware Tinsmlthing Plumbing I msWsWsWs****Ws**Ws*W*^^
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Title | The Fernie Ledger |
Publisher | Fernie, B.C. : T. T. John and F. H. Sherman |
Date Issued | 1907-08-03 |
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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Notes | Preceding Title: The Ledge Succeeding Title: The District Ledger Frequency: Weekly |
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Date Available | 2016-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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