Vfi-* ,JS^^^®#?Vjc.< -*--" '. *?■— --i - ■' V* -v4^4... '---5,'sSSS -..j..- -- v-.i--« fr>-"-. -1 *1 ^SA*. £<A •>^' ■"5'' K-^fS?-'*■"■-■* *tf-iVfctfJsFS^Ce V7 -V,-^"-- -- r. -Si- *.. .■-■'..-'.I !4QV-a v A - Volume, I, Number 115. LIFEjN FERNIE FERNIE,\B,C.,,WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1905 Price, $2 .a Year, in . Advance Local Happenings in and a"-- About tiie Citf a*. /.'■ .Interesting Jtems . About,:flany *.T "■People" Voir Know .- "H; H.'Ko?s,tho sawmill uiaiTofElk-; y mouth, \y-is in town Monday. __ „•*, > 7 -' JJVM Colli ns, of tho Miner's 'hotel at ..' Frank,.was In'the city yesterday. -,. . -,> -• ...- A; McDonald, thcAwhoiesalq grocer, '-..'of j Winnipeg,'..'-was iaf the'city last . -; Thursday. .A .. ... ;-; J. Gourlay, of tho MacGregor-Gourlay • Co., of Gait, Ontario, .was. iu*" the•'city '"- last Thursday. , - • -. ,-A-. • L.-Herchnor has been appointed' car clerk at Whiteflsh and leaves tomorrow lor tiie new "post. A ,' "',- '. The Baptist peoplo are: -holding thoir Sunday services for tho presout in .the. •■1.0.0.f, haiur,7 -" K ;, •,-' ,,..;' -.-..' . ' Chas. S.- Getch'ell, a wellkuown luria- -.„ beriuian; of Miunespta, died, iu Miune* ■•;' .spoils last Thursday..- - •-..'/, - \yn, ' , 5 Con. VVhalen, of the Napaiioo hotel, A' »eturned Monday-evenin<r from a "trip : , to Spokane and Butte.. "'/'}', ' A ,',' ' * . ., J. McCan'non," of Gateway, has"; been * transfered to Feruie to take Mi-. Hereto ? nor's place at the G. N. station..." -,,' t , J. IS. Mldkle of the staff of the Gaaette* '' Grand ForksB.'C.ipent a couple'of days .'' hero ou'a visit to l_jis father G.. G. Meikle A efthe" LEDdKR.-'ja-o was accompanied • * by his wife- - - ' _ 7 .*.,;.. .7"' ..' Mr. Geo. Gordon, who rccently.arriv- •«d from Fernie. has'ehtered the" service lof Mr. W. C .Charaberlin^—Now West- ; ' minster- Columbian. ,: •-._ '-',. ' *'. ,'> , .*' Mr. John Tait,iasslstant superintend- "; f of the G, P. It* telegraph service;-was In the city last week aiid gave The Ledoek a friendly,, call '' ■ • 'A ■'. '■','• 7, '.Messrs. 6.- hi Boynton. and Fred ;G'; i ' Waters have relumed from a. foiii- day's •trip up the" Elk river, where'they have : been looking1 over, some of- the timber, "i holdings of the Elk Lumber Co. •.;-, A^1 7, W. W- Tuttle,; who has been .'con*' ■"' fined to"the house fori.several days" on 'A *ccouMtaf sickness, has recovered so as ; io bo able to come to town again; * _. ^MpBMito8Tof:Heiwn^Mtii^to.wn y • lasVweek.-.-Mr Beeston is ouooftheold A**; time ^Hudson's .Bay nien'-'who.wprkgd, '■ 'i4f'ii,'lt.'lWnir.<i 4i/linn T.ni'fl Rl.rnth H.-AV7PVice,"onoi^^,-ti1e^lhii]st., and will run day and :iiight"as"a.'-.first" class shoi-t.order chop hou»e. . Itegujar dinner every day 25cts.- -. Your patronage solictcd." . ., . y. - -.■ A '*". *- ' *" t\'tt-' f " " t 4 ' , c.-The Misses Amelia and Velma. McMillan, sisters. of 'jMrs-' J. Niclioll, of .Velaoii, arrived in town" .this." morning froin Ontario and aro,the guests"of Mr. anil Mrs. XV. XV. Turtle. Miss Amelia will remain all winter,'biit Miss Volma will Bpond part of the,;season with her sister.'at''Ne!son. '.' "'--.' 7* . ■ , The Phmnix Pioneer, of the llth states that the unsatisfactory mail service at that place aiid Greenwood is about to be improved .sis a' result of tho'uuited efforts of; the., business nipn of tJie two towns .Mr. Jtoss, M. P. has received word that the'department has decided to make the necessary change, as" soon as bids can be advertised for iiud con trails let.,,. 7 -* ~ '-.•■» The Knlghti of Pythias held aspocial raoetiug Monday night, at which" time the rank of Knighthood was conferred iipon six candidates. This was quo ot tho most successful meetings ever Jicld «ii this caetle liall. Tho lodge is growing very rapidly there being uow'over ninety members'which ft is to bo hoped will be raised to' tho t hundred inark befoi-ie the end of the present year. ;,* - The'official nominations for mayor aiid Hldonnaii for the newly Incorporated municipality of Cranbrook,', takes place today. Three A.candidiitos for mayor" are likely to be placed;in nomination anil a good sized ciop of alder- manic candidates will start down .the .'courser Messrs.- AAMbJfet, J, D Mc- Brido, and Or. T. Rogers will contend for the liouor of being CranbrookVfirst mayor., ■ *•> A-. ... -■■■ A '" '! ,; ' Albei-tji Elections >, The elections held in Alberta*.'last week for members of the first pi-iivin- rial legislature' in the ^new. province turned oijjj; to";,be a one' sided affair. Only two conservatives'-Vere elected v.hile-" twontythree -.liberals 'were returned.; The oiily fault to, be found with this landslide i.s < that it - was - too much'.of a good thing. ,-An opposition of two in a house of twenty five will look and feel lonesome.-. The unwifeldly majority' will have to, go .quarreling amohg themselves. "WTe hope'that Mr. W.; H. Cushing will be found to" have rotained his lead when' the protested ballots aro counted." Such .-i "man. as lsv;^H.4;Cushing^at-the---hpad-o"f**Ttiie- spen'ding",department''6f'' the new "Alberta government-is', a guarantee of "o- •■■ i..- ■•• ■■ t-'fr' , 6, - ii honorable and MpuSinic'expenditure of .*o«a was,plam; Donald, A.Smifh,^.,^ ^-,01r>-^nt ft/ieeBH-froni- too ; last .'- .'Lady Florence Dixie died'^ii, thejth; '•.-. imii, at h'ar'Soottlsh hdraeiiri^ufiifrie-* ; *hiro.. She wM--"the" daughter ''of'.'tbe - Marquis oi-aireonsborry.^-formulat'of of i prize ring rules, and was 42 years- old: , W. M. toach'i-late of-the engineering; - rHtHff,' of the-Crow's Nest Ph's-j .Coal Co., ■ left for Blah-more Monday evening, whoro he.h'aR accepted- tho position .Qf. r.*hlof ciigineer.for tiio'West Canadian v> «bllior|eH.,':"' "■ ,.A' ., • Sriioker at Coal Creek t -Thosinokcr given by the C. C. A, A; at their, new club room "Wednesday niRht wasa'success enjoyed by everybody present. More than two hundi-cd people were assembled; and a good prograin.-iv'as wejl rendered. 7'- *: "■'. • \ . \Dr. Keitli,*'the president cf the Association presided and introduced t ■Mr.', E. jjG-. Drinnan, superintendent -ot the Coal Co. wlio'- in the'absence of General Manager Lindsey delivered the formal opening address. . Mr. Drinnan surprised his friends liy the iitting remarks'so gracefully delivered and wluch.were ao,- well ^received by liisappreciiUive audience^ '• Ee was followed by- Thoa. Keith, secretary of .tiie A&sociiition who proved that he was perfectly at home on a platform. lie gave Land Commissioner McEvoy aii opportunity of doing a graceful thing when his turn to apeak came. , • Mr.',Coxi?the well-known oloca- tionist then reoited that stirring description of a horse raco, "How Kissing Cap won a race and a wife" in such'an animated mariner that the reporter who sat behind bim instinct ively winked his.eyes to. avoid the imaginary- dust that Kissing ,pup kicked up as the jockey spurred her under the wire," half a head the winner. The aadleuco-"' then "showed lippreciationiOf, Mr.*' Cox's .effort by "very heartily applauding him. , ' Then Mr.-Tiirnpy," of. the* Jfernie orchestra favorcd.the audience • with a well executed piano solo. - , -r - Mr. Jas. McEvoy Was then called upon and in .the cotirso of ii * well worded little address took occasion to promise Mr."Keith ,that, his, modest request foivwater enough '"to", form a" good skating-rink should be complied with. „, This douse* of cold', water was a bracer to" the boys and Mr. McEvoy was greeted with a cheer that - was unanimousA j ., ■,'. ■ -! '- . Mr. Arthtii- Berridgo- tlienT sang "Under the •-Anheiser ■"Bush,", but there was ho anheiser nor; any bush, in sight.' , That didn't seem to ,ma,ke a"ny differencejhowever, for the boys all liked the.sbng *and :th'e |way it 'wasi sling, and it looked as though he "wouid"h.Tveito~coine- b^cKr~"b"ut7"fii? modesty proved stronger than the Simon Pure ArticSe The'.Cunning Cujteness. of A--■-: the.City^ebuhcli .'. Tlios Kolth,oxM-. P. 1\, now0sec Toiiiry of'tho Coal Creek - Library and AUiletlc.A880«latlon called at ThbLj-d- «BKofllceon Monday and. reports that .-Ulio ball last Thursday in'irht. wnfi a \-.i/riiiid fluocess. "': " • " ' 7 '; "ChBrloy Farroll, of Morrissey mlnos, ;wiib In -town yesterday. Mr. Fnrrell TiiportB lmsliioss,pro8pocti*i as brighten- diigup a Iittlo, In conBpquonco'of tlio ancrcaBod output of conl) but ho koopu {kicking for bettor times.. . - The utork loft'aboy^iny at the homo *'.of Mr. and Mrr. L. r." Jickstoln, ■ early .jthli.norAlng,and they aro mnnliig n 'tnuntor nttmution i'ii the concert lino", •Mother and Bon aro doing well, whilst AEukBteln hastio.Bleop tosoll. Judging by.tho tlmo It took Mr. C. C Wright to cover ihe dlHtnncn botween itho opera housn nml tho Nupnnoii hotel ■JmitFrldnynight It Ib. Hiife to gnmblo ■Mutt iPertilo will liavo llie tswlf tost hock« *y team on thoilco this winter. .Paul Gnston nnd wlf», of Bai* Fran1 -cluco, »ro In tho city, tlm (tuoNiH of Mr., •ml Mrs. J. B, Pollock, Mra. GaHton li ■ uliter of Mm Pollock. Thoy havo liniul on an extomlod vlnlt to tho conlorn utMtoa and art returning to San Fran- ClRl'O Tlio Iittlo daughter of llolit, Shoaror, of CoarcrMk, who wai nove raly burntil, ax maiitlonod In our Coal Cnuik .iiowm, •ullud Uat nlK>)t*Crout the offocU nf Iter 1 liurnn. Tho funeral tnk<»i place hori' on TliurmUy, nndar tlm dlructloii ol Scott * noan, 'undortakuri, The Grand Trunk Paolfln Hallway company hu» KW.'XjO.OOO at its credit In London, bolng lho procniula, nf wvornl bond Imum, ami it l« aalil.thwt npno of thn Iranacontlni-iital IIii««b lmvn over foinmniiced coimtruetlon undor audi . favorablo nimncul cDiiiiilioiin, According to tho llonland Minor, of ll.* llth Imt., tho toial pay roll of "mlniw, ameltcra, rnllroadB and MwinlllB }.,.«.} ,.*444../-J T?n«al()4.ll flM* tlw. »Hf4»lt>l ^>f October wui 6156,100, dlvlilud as fol- lowil Mlnwi WW Bincltera, $14,000; .mwh»IIIh,»IB,200j; railroad*, •10,000. Harold Jai-vM, lhe grcBt tenor Hlnnor, Fill b« BMlBtei! toitlglit by MIjj* Iforhfrtrt, who mitlMa her tlmt appnir. *aur» tipon a Fernio aiago. If you have not «lrm*i.y «wnr*i. your t-JJ-if-- rim tn r-inlrtaliya'and xh iti st onco If j'"" .«l»'Blro *" goed ono. Thoy aw golnft fni-t. The rcntnurnnt In connection with .tho Nonlioru hotel, will,beopniitcd !•>• great a'*-ni4-jqrKy"a'ndTlt"~wIIirtiltn^yiii-' diim-and'-vlgtlailoe''_to'"iee"p' tlio .pnrly ^heeler and his couuiivs,'tho • grafters within bounds. . ? * -"'•-•'- '.'*■"'- , In Dhio",last year the-republicans earrle'd. the state,.by the tremendous -tytjority of 200,000) which' circumstance c'mboldered tlio machine mon and the monopolist!} to" show their hands Atid the result at the, elections n fow days ago was a democratic majority of ;40,- 000. All thiB-change in a HinRle year, brought about, not by tlie ufforts'bf tlio oppot-lltau'but by the Insolcnco, of tho party .leaders nnd tholr boBRts, tho grartors,"niid tho trust iriagiuitefl. What happened in.Ohio .can.easily 'bo Accomplished j',1 Alberta, and the mem* hers of the new government will lind tholr grtintPBt difficulty In restraining por- por* tho uppetltos of tho liungry politiciuii and the designing hunters nfu-r por- pntual franchIso and other Iittlo qnlfllts. Our. fellow townsman, Mr. Frank Slmniihn mudo-n niost romnrkablo run in tliaPliiclinr Creek riding considering thnt ho wns a non resident of the (lis* trict and rannini* solely In the inti-mst of tlio woiklng man, Hu recolvod n vory honvy' voto in lho Pass towns which wns overcome by tho Inrgo farm veto on the prnlrlo. Thoro is a lesson In this Pincher ' Creek contost which should bo well (tudiod by tho Liberals of this dlBlrlet. Tlm natural place for tlo Labor vote is with tho L bum In and nothing should ho dono or left undone to Inmu-Q hearty co-operation of thono oUuniMitB of Btrcngth without which Iittlo hopn of victory can booiitortnlniul by thoso who hope to boo the noxt log- iHliituro of this provinco In tlio hniuls of the L'horf-il party with lho Hon. J, A. McDonnld ns ltd londor. Tlio Oonl Out-nut. Tlio out put tt conl nt tlm mines for tlio wank rnding Friday , Nov. 10th. wns ns follows! Coal Croik - 0 327 tons. Mlutiul ; «i,H.r»2 " Ciu-lx)nao|) s.r»2« " Totnl 18,705 " npplaune,-- m Mayo;i-.Stork -was. called uoori tb spdalCbu bdhalf of tlio city ,of fernie. The ^ayoi,ewished „ tJio'^As- abSatlohJeyg^jftticass! and .afuiiiiT&d them t'hat.the..Fccjiieites-would welcome tlieni in fnondly: contest on 'the 'field of sport,', and-wound up his ad-, dress wiih one ,of his'characteristic storios. .. A . '"• ,-■ - - - -> ' Mr. Puken.then sang '•Especially ipr'y"6u"in such a manner that tlm audience inflicted upon him tho punishment; of singing '.'What would you do,"and ho did it as happily as he did the first'.'.' ' ■ -;, Then Mr. Turnoy favored tliohi with more good piano music, which was followed by n song, Tho Villago' by tlio sea" very acceptably'rendered by Mr. George, Berteanx. Tho next in ordor wa.s a spcocli from D. V. l\Iott as ropresonting the press, nnd ns ho couldn't report and Bponk nt tho saiuo timo we had to cut liim out. After Mott's speech something lively had to bo ndtnlnUtorod to revive tho drooping Bplrlts uf the audience and Mr. Ireland gavo them a vory enjoyiiblo comic song In 'such a happy Btj lo tliat ho ivtis called buck for a second. Hoy,.Mr. McColl- than proved to tho boys that lio wns at homo ovu n at a smoker and talked to. (ho hearts of them in a way that lelt its effect. Mr. MuColl Is ull limn and a great deal proachcr. - ' Mr. Cox. tlion raoltod "The Last Shot" uflgi-nphlqMly,and forcibly nu ho hnd i-ondorod his first numbor, Mr. Packet) thun tnng uuoihoi'' of his comic songo, Evorybixly sung God Save tho King und went homo wlahlnff that tho Conl O'-cek Library and Athletic Assoolutloii might Ilvo lot-over und have Bmokoi's every month. • Tho' procccdiiii!!] «*f„ thu city council Ia*t Friday night «Vei;e'voiuininous and void of virtue. AAA - - - -N A gj-eat deal (if timo was devoted, to st-weiage,'scavenger'Work and to sub siilizing a begging newspaper foradvei-* tiaingthe city at sjt.5p per copy We would advisei. tlio newspaper follows to make sure that there ate nnt strings on this subsidy for theso are the same fellows wlio'ii'ilreed to pay thc Victoria Times for some advertising nt the. Portland fair' uud aftorwnrtls repu\ dinted the bargain because tliocouti-act had not been signed.. .This same com. bitmtlou of councilors also undertook to ropudinUfan honest.'printing bill, not a fake job,of advertibing trumpted up to assist "fiiends in,_i]Hedi" but a bill paying for legitimate printing dono nt agreed prices, about;|which,there'was no room to'' quibble.* They undertook to, exercise theirVsuperabundaneo o! cutcness by' trying to bluff H. T. Lowery with a bogus noto,for'which they had never given any thing.** Of course this barefaced'atleiiipt at?robbcry didn't-go with Lowery and tlil'y.only sucieeded in pulling tho Hon skin far enoujjh down to show their long ears, and adding a few. dollars to tlie telephone bill of' ex* 'pense.•■'Then-when:4he note* was demanded they brayed again to no avail, and,added a little' more to tiio cost bill ■There was an item of S20.00 added to * *f .T ■*• the amount of,, the ;school allowance whicli hnd been before.the august body before, but to which Alderman Cree had objected upon tlie. ground that'thoy would be exceediiig ;. the estimates. Here again ' tin's - doughty alderman showed the'profound'-depths of his well of wiBdpm unadulterated by, partiality or prejudice. Ile'had i consented ' to0 a raise of salary of the city solicitor, and of the salary of policeman and to an increase of policeman,-and waa willing to donate 875.00 to anewspaper; but a raise of S20 00 in the kaltiryof the prin-. cipal of the school^withtheadministra* tibn.of'which ho had-*, iiotliiug to, do, would be'going boy ond. fhoA estimates. This turned his financial stomach up* ^ide'downTi^THSaFI-iiiOiclt-l 7? : ^ ■' Por pure unadulterated finconsitoncy- thji Fernie aggregati(iii. is "tlie limit; -They will havo" to riyi-iii a class, by themsolves, l^o Aotlijer-- coiiibina'tiMi could..keet> in. siirht,.of*thivm. -*r~r-Yrr V • \: city couxN'cir.. ■-': ■''■" ■' The flnancrt c-ommittee presented the following report dated Oct.19, ,05. r'The finance committee' have met and passed "the following ^for payment^ ,-'" „ '*'" .., Salaries for September A P-Walker E Duthie j ttoaudoin fl Cattell 0 W H Whimster ,, JWNimn FCLavye ■ Dr Bonnell James Wallace 7' Seheol board grant ' Supplies W Ua'ndlcy Trites-Wood J D Quail ,„ AWBlotKleir Sheppurdfi Elliott J Jt McEwing Broley Bros. P.Conisella* P-BurnBiSCc. , Elk Lumber Co. o * F.XPENSES W Qandlcy . '. C Pii Telegraph Co. a Fernio Free Press L $'McDonald , , Bonnell and Corsan F C La we ■ - CNPELiStP. .Go Dr Iliggins 7 ATMilico" . - $1CG,00 81.(,:b " 81.00 , 12.50 5o;oo 100.00 50 00 -.a2.-i.00 07.50 ■$573 00 $414.00 ,$1 75 135.85 32.45 ■ 9.85 10.00 48.00 ' 5.00 20.85 ,16.60 127.90 , Total $106.25 ■f $6.00 5.39 - , 22.75 1.00 '71.50 1.30 " 33.40 16.00 2.00 , $158.35 - $1551.59 NEWSY NOTES Specially Contributed' by Our Own Staff: Some of tli the Atony p. Events, in Pass Towns. -* Conl Creek. on From our Own Corrosiiondpnt. •> Inspector Morgaa - jirrived .Saturday. While playing with matches in the wn«h house on Monday a little daughtei of Mr. Shearer waa badly bin-nod. Tho lighting of the streets 1ms nt last become a fact aiid there Is no difficult*, now in navigating tho narrow WBy. D. McClinient was injured on Mondav, whilo coining out of the mine, the haul- ago rope coining iu contact with oiie of his leg?, breaking tho small bono. Tlie smoker, to be -iiven by the foot bailors next week in lho C. 0. L. & A. hall, is going to bo another of tliose pleasing events find tho boys a ic counting ou a big turnout. Tho opening of the C. C. L A. A. rooiiiawith a, bal I was a grand success. James Madison and Miss fiessio McC'li- ment won tlio prize for the best w.iltzcrs. There were GO coiiplos dancing., - Thos. Francis* and Thos.' Jackson were b-'th drownt-'d in tie big. lake seven miles east of here a week bro today.. They were out hunting sjeese in :■ boat and. nex". day their boat was found up-turned.- The R. N. W. M. P. officer here wjis sent for ;uid after searching some time the body of Mr. Francis was found but up to the prese.it rime thi-re is no sigh of tho utht.i* body.- Francis lived.911 his ranch on the edge of the lake and leaves a widow. Jackson worked tor Mr. Clayton near the lake. - „ CRKSTON V-'-Minatefl of meeting of'tho,'City Council hold Friday, Nov! 10th at 8,30 p.m. " ' Present, His-,Worship the Mayor, "Aldermen Trites, Croc and Wallace. '' Minutes of meeting of Council held Oct. 27th*'. on motion of Trites and Wallace wero adopted. Moved by Aldermen Wallace and Triton that tho mmutos' of meeting of.Nov. 1st bo adopted as read, Ctir- i-lijd.' ' 'Letter-enclosing plan wns read from the C. N. .P. E. L. & P. Co. regarding tho placing of, hydrants. Moved by Aldoi-tnon Croo and Wallace tlmt thc letter and plan from tho C. N. P. E. L. & P, Co. ro hydrants bo referred tb ,tho flro, water, und light committeo.. Carried. ■' Loiter wan read from F. C. La wo realfinlng the position uf City Solicitor. Moyod by Ciue and Wallace that Mr. Lawn's resignation bu no* copted, Carried. Letter wiih rond irom'tho C. N. P. E L. A P. Co. acknowledging slgnod School board for principal's . - additional salary $20.00 , Signed A. IT. Cree for chairman .of finance committee. , -Aldermen Cree and Trites '-jjoth referred to the act of Mr. .Taylor asxioo where work was done without prop- er authority and they said that in faittro if work was done1 this way the! city would.not pay the account. , j.-Moved by Aldermen Crcp and< and Wallace'that lhe report of the finance committee.of Oct. 19th be ac- _cepted_a"nd-the-two^itcms-ref6rred back'be paid: Carried. ;';-A'..Taylor presented, an, account certified by-the sanitary-inspector arid the medical • health''officer,' for removing :'jijglit. boH- and-cloaning cess pools for parties" "wlio would not pay... .Moved by Aldermen Cree and Trites that Mr. TayloVs account for |G4.70 for the removal tf flight' soil be paid and that tho. amounts, be charged against • the properties. Carried. Accounts amounting-to $815.00 in connection with flro enquiries were presented. -1 Moved by Aldermen Wallace ahd Tritos that partios putting in bills ro fire Investigation be asked to reduce {lie bills, ,as present charges aro considered excessive. Curried.. , Moved by Cree and Wallnco tha-t wo adjourn. ELKO From ourewn correspondent, P. Bartlot left for Elkmouth Thursday - J. Carter was in Cranbrook Saturday and Sunday. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Duncan spent Saturday night in Fernie. C. Dow, of Wardner was in Elko on Monday ovoning. Mr.", Sheridan and daughter were in Fernie Saturday. . Mr.McItiniscatne up from Elkmouth on Saturday and left for Calgary 011 Sunday. ; • Mr. and Mrs. Ingham went up to Fernie , on Sunday where they will sjjoud a week or two with friends. '_ A. Sheridan .and family-are moving to tJieir ranch across) the river, fle hap made great improvements on it thib suiiimer,' and in a yoar' or two will be rtn^oLtiie-flnsst-aioiig-ths.-river-T-4—-— JAFFRAY A X'oj'-j.ijij i'...>,ii<i». 1 i'*noux<, A.ix riff'i-, I>!i'lj-Uirjvrj^;v.r.^cjjj, ot the C. I. It. nt Nelson, war in town ngulii thlfivnek looking nflor the rom fortoltlnltravolliig ptihllo. Mr. Car- turloosniin opportunity lo populnrl/r ltl» l>J>mni»n',a titiiu nt ;>-,7i-;l ,*_,;_,» ',' won't be I get its ful Unit If tho C.P. Ittlui'i of slniro of pntronsKe. Wntor Toafc. A kbcoiI tost of tht* prmiMiro ot* thr* new w»t Nye torn wan mado luut Frl- lUyncariiii cmtni-.U ^lintn>i*r. Two ulroam* n to thrown at the mimo tliin- .11.1l iivi.ii ..-I'vUbliittiiiiinulioD'Cnu'd bt* ilc.ittcil i ('i»rpar-i*d tn tin, tp»t with o h* htwi* few liny. ln*for«, wh--u th*- water wiif thrown nlncty-nlni! feet luto tho sir. 1IAUOLI) JAKVIS Harold JnrvlH, tlm great tenor n111 (for arrived on tliu wusihijiiiul oxprchs this iiioinlng. A rupivHoiitativu uf Tun LiiixiKit culled upon hiin nt the Hotel Puriilu shortly nfim- lie had hrolinn his fnitaml wnunii.'oriiu'U hoarty welcotno I und an Intiirt-stlnn Inturvlnw. Mr. .Iiiivrnxniiirat Hi^li itivnr laat night 1 In Jill iii-i'ill'.iniij; li'iuj,., UlUiif J..,,-.,.- iii'riiliiviiig ten uml llftinin miliiH to henr him. Aftor ho-jiIiIhc the tnvnuns brensts of the pliilu dwcllcru with iwi'Ot melody Mr, Jnrvln lionrilijd 11 Npiiclal which wluilml him to Mm.ukI mtiini.tn I'niili ihu vi'MlmtiMt i.u- hHrmi'. .Noiivnii'-tiiiKlliig this lung ride hu wiih luukliigiiri bright nxu pcw lil\ erd4iil.tr, nud In ihu Iji'i-t of H(n 111 form v> lii'u our reprt-oiuitntivu tnlki-d with him , Altn mliciiriliig wilh Mi. f-Jiiu'hli'r, who Ih lo HiTuiii|ixiiy hlni, Mr. Jarvin hiin Inkfiin uixjiI lung ri'ht and Ir f(i«l* i.ijlii thi. ''H-'V ol iiittn. Tlm uri-fti inimer'n t'Xtra fxerlionN 10 kpfp bin np* piinniiiciil wiih ihu 1 !"•[ In of Kci-iiH', v,'« h,i]'t- will !■» rt'*,ii'bil by thi*. Ur„" i*>t Hltniiil.iii'.'x that Imh i<\ i-r tiiiuml out ngreumciit between tho olty and thomsolvcs, and tlmt tho same had been sent to Toronto for slgnaturo and seal ol the company. Moved by Aldermen Trites and Wallnco that tho letter of tho 0. N. P. HS. L, '& P. Co, re contract with tlm cily bo acknowledged nnd illcd. Carried. Lottor was proaontrd from tlio Land CmiimiafiloiK-r of tho Coal Co, re I'ums.vitl of night soil from lot 'I, block >l and lot 10, block fl. Moved by Aldoriiicn Wallnco and Croo tlmt tins lottor ol tliu Grows Nost Pass Coal Co. ro night soil be IIled, Caii'lcd, Lot'or wns rood (com W, LOichwIg reirat'illng the romoval of rubblali nnd laying of uldcwilk on Victoria Avi\, on lihck 1-1, Moved by Alder men Wallnco and Trites 'tlmt Mr. tacliwlif'ti letter bo referred to the \vnrlf» nnd pronnrty e',iii!..I'.lt-c. fJirrlwl. Letter win rctnd from L. P, Kck- st«In ro llio pis-iliig of bvlaws voted on Ojt, flO, 1005. Moved hy Aldi-r- num Cron and Wiilhico that Mr. .Xiv&Will'*. IClUT Uo lllllll. O'IITUm), Le'ti'r was rond Ijom J, H, Wnl* liico&<>, nuking fir a donuMnn ol f.75 tow irli tlm special olltlon of tho Kernie Freo Prow on account of iho advertisement tha city wlll ro* calve. Mnvi'd by Aldermen Wallnco and Trltt'K tlmt wo allow the I'Vi'o Pros* MViinty live dollars to help rolmbfirso them fur advertising thr city ar.d wo wlll o.x'-t-ct it'A copi<-» lo h<'*r*!«<ii^*!<'i' in «'ir wtty. ltn.*ti ri{^a?!^v! •?«,lWJ*Tu|»«»««PP»Wtl* Council fbr dUtr Mm.ut Siiddn'■>;*■ V. bullun. C.-inicd. TUoy Shot» Votorun , Mr. and Mrs. Ingham of .Sheep Mountain ranch, below p^iko aro In town, the guests of Mr, and Mrs. A. P. Walker. Mi\Ingham and liis son Prank succeeded in capturing what Is probably tho largest mountnln goat that hnd trod tlio hills In this vicinity. Mr, Ingham thinks that this old veteran mmst linvo been at t least twonty-llvo years old and ho must Havo weighed nearly lbur hundred, pound?. Tlio bond and hide alone weighed 85 pounds and his horns whicli woro worn vory slmrp wero nine Inches in length, Mr fnghiiin will havo tho lioad nioiuitod, When thov lirst diMcovorcil llio goat ho was across 11 ducp rsvluo from llioii) and tlmy opuned Uro U|kjii him as ho .clambered tip tho steep hlllsldo in his efXort to got away Tho tract's of blood ho left on tho snow told them that some of tholr bullets hmI hit tlm murk but ho dis iipiHiiircd ovor thu rlilgo bidoro thoy ciiild como up with hint. Thn next they saw ul him lio.w.io standing ii]>- ontlmci-oM. ofiiu itliiiou porpendlcu- Inr wnll of nek aovoral hundred li-et nU.vo tijciii iiml I'l'iink, Ijiking quick niiii IU ol ,ii, I'lim, J,iiin cinio IjreaKtiiK his back. Hu tumbled bond Ion n down over the rocks dirrctly town(.l tho hunters and lhoy hnd to he-a h hiisiy ivtrrt.'it to avoid belmr hit bv the Ijirgo rocks whiph lm started rolling toward thoni. After the goat with Ids iiccimpanymont of rolling stones had struck bottom they went back to find liim still allvo, and a llnnl shot through itho heart put him uut of his mltory. This nil occurred nt (lost cri>ek, n branch of the South Fork ol tho Klk rlvor, during tlm recent hunting ex* puditiou In whicli Cliief Walker and Hurry Wiltshire .took so active a part. *■ '<■. jKronionri>jrfjcorro3pon*.oBt L- FMnk.X*oro8i<M- Ib In'-Tobttceo'-PlalnB looking tor boof cattle.1. .. .- • • Mr. Geo. GeoUKeon, of Craribrooki' was tho guest of Mrs. Grant "Downiiiij- for an ovoning, A. Mulz, ofthe Ft. Steele Brewing Co , of Fernio, spent one day in Jatfrallocking after business. , Mr, and Mrs. Grant Downing spent iho,J,i8t day of tho season fishing, making a qjjLtch of 75 fino trout. Coroy Dow, of Wardner,. nnd Ron Field, ono of Jaffray'a prosperous farmers spent Saturday in town. R MncConnoll, of Cranbrook. spout Monday ni(*ht hero where he held services jn the school house, having a good (ittoiidouco, Mi-* Stephenson^ 0/ the Moyie Lumber Co., and George Piirkor. of the Enst Knotonay, woro hero for a couple of days looking up timbor clr.iiiio, Chim. Luudberg, who has been con trading 011 tho Vak rond hns ruturiipil to IiIh home hero nnd reports 0 very thing fiouriHliing lu thnt pari of tliu country. Charley Luudhcrg nnd G, Downing start Wodnosdny morning/or thu Siimi Creek rnngo fbr n three days'-hunt, They o„x,|iocl ,to return wjth uovurnl black tail door,. Mr. and Mi-h, Urnut Downing spent a dny iu Cranbrook tliu guu.t of Mi. nuii Mm, tiuti'.'gu CiuoiiKini, lu thn uvoiilu;- all| attended 11 diiiicu ut Mitryovillu ui the Uoynl Hotel, where thoy lupoil havinj' nu enjoynbleuvoiiiug. l-'rum our own Corr«irjionilent Georje lii.-.c'1-ofl wa*. back lin:e last \v«eU buying stock. lie boiixlu mul -* took off .vlili hiin a ilou!>lc deikc; car . load of pigs to liouners Furry. J.WDnw has .his hothouse nearly' cotiipl'ttoil Hiid w<f ar« expfctiug' rokcs and rhubarb in-January, eHotboui-i-.*- will sh'irtly be an oxlcnsive nffsir iu thiB country. Mi-»s Airowsniitb hm the plans made out for one and niurj are projected. , ' . A social was glvon, by the Metiio dist church in the school house 011 l*'*v day ovoning to get oil enough to throw, light 00 their particular doetiiiiC. '1 In* nrograinnie of enteituiiintent cuntaino-l , the usual church Kocinl oitrnctit.i..-- 'wiiich were rather .better jiiit fiM-wu:-.. thah usual and quite ."i crowd <i'- [>, r l-.'*.* enjoyed themselves.. On Satuidhy .-ifteruoon ll.e I-'ii.i'.-.--' Instiiulu was organized. Th«-iiM4 ■■ includes from Kooti'iiay Laudiii'-: b '. ltockies and .we hope to, ha*-; 1. 'members east of us join: m . Mi-.'Andei-Boii, the di'i. „*---, . 'u -.■' ■' of agriculture, prt-bidi-d of ... -.- -,-/ till iho oflicers. . ww--*. 1-,. ,_, -. - *. President, James ComL,i--.:'.4 , ;" -. dunt, J. Diuiciiti, Dii*-.:.,.-^-'.'7'". .--.. Brown, French, .Jacks*,..: mi'*l *-t'■;--..-. S'ec'y Tionsurer, Ric-lntrd"'!:*.-'.-,-.:,.' ■,'.>■ . Anderson carefully \se(it . v-:r v.*-' -,; --. - ' and objects of the institute, -'"ir" r-1 ;■!.-- the beui'fith of coopeniti;*it. ;*:' *, ' t-^v . of tbo CeuLral E.\pPi-j.-';< -.- -.', t'.r;-., ■ Ottawa, wlio acVompaiiinu Va;, .|i«-.!c-; ■ son, gave some details' ct t'l-j ?:■>.-:,s-. di " similar institutes in ottie; r-o-'.-K/., •'....__. Dominion. After-the inee.u;^ v.;aj.-V Anderson arid' Logan gave;. -.- p.';:- ,. open air..demonsti-fltiou in tin; .->**.m... . -of—Jt—\VrrDo»,-Tffld~F7^7TTl47fl!7rjr~ pruning, grafting, Ijudjiiii:',' etc., ivi:..,j. , was greatly appreciated by the nicuib^ii- and their friends." Lithe oyeiiipg-'brith. gentlemen addrehsed ,th?i" institute on practical horticulture and tho- cultiva- , tion "of tlie iJoil respectivaly aud. afterwards answored many quentiorji. "The plain skilful wsy in - which tljejr,[tlr<;w ' from their stores cf ij.fornmtioit .*iva'tsr much liked Riid their visit wns n hap^ one for us and wiil be of much bonoBt. Any farmer or rancher wishing to join. tho.ljijBtitutn can do so by sending fjQi: lo the tsjserelary trca^'urpr. Amongst ' other advantages he will rceelvii/'nll the Imlletius tiid other, iiiformntlou . Issued by the Agricultural Dupnrtmeiit, Local Institutes will alsobKWicourngcd and tho coiubiuatlon \vl)\ hasppwiir io the land. HIGH UIVICU Krom our own P(j.rrci4i»iii(ttiiit Mr. Uar|)cr of Harper it Kent's livery btnblcs.Ims sold his Iniorcst in tha bustne«3 tolra O'Moll. TimruJs qulto a bnilrling Ihkiii iicre, new Iiuuhvh going up all arotiim.. Town lots havo doubltd iu' vuluo. during the lust four uiuiitlis. The lunnral nl .Mrs. W'.^Ikihi luuk jjIjico ul lho cuiiittury dtro 011 Nov, Cth, UcciiiiBfil w.is nn old iluitr "hero nnd had ,i'uiichud tho ripo nj;o ui o^)ujii;s. A now Itninan Catholic church will noon bo erected at the ujir.n en I n| thu town closu to thu Little Mow river. J. Liiuio^o has given iho bind tn hnHd it >■... Tlm high wind on Friday nlghl blow down tlm wuni Hide of Mr. Cur vur's skating rink whmii is undci cuusiruciioii, iiii-iibsiijiiiug an additional coat ol $'.'.'» hi wages to raUo It KK'tltl. Willi.- driving n humMi of horacs Inst Thursday A. liuthn's horse fell nnd rolled over him. When picked up Mr. Hii'ler wns in a v»-ry lud ktato Mud was tinei-nJk'i.iiM tor j-cvei-al hour*. Uo '.* i*-c*j.,:iiiiif tlowly. A Goncrnl Koi^id: U|> ,., Tho JSTclson l^unomlstfljjoakJnjf ri tho visit ,0/ Premier Mcllride jiixyti Hon ){, J*-. .Green says that tho province is now in a good financial pc- Hltlon and that Nelson muy look lor a now ciwrt house soon. Also tho scattered conservatives of Nelson were all driven into one corali and,, branded, enr cropped and otherwise attended to, so that in futuro there will bo no dinger nf milling or stum*, pedlng. Thio Is lovely. Over 1n Uraml Furks Hon. Mr. Green Btatcd lhat ninny ri'ijiii'Sts for aesUttiuco wcro mado -whicli the govcirninciit would llko to grant II tlmy w,cro ftblo, He iiicutiuiied Nclhoii and Cranbrook .is wanting a court huuso nnd public building and Iiitliniited that as soon ns (ho government were nblu to do so theso I'cqiiestH won Id bo graiiti-d. Mr. (Jrern amid not retrain irom tolling Ih.-tlmr Knrn-ll how nlouly they had rounded up ull the conservatives at Nelson and piij, a club brand ou them. Mien MliiUtarOraon was in J-Vr- nlii he hold out no ho\io ul h new court InniNi'nnd NUggesieil tleu tho prosont,ptilnchiI J.-ill b turned Into a court room nml ilu* piVhom eniii' nwjni lift mud • Into a JhJI. (Ju.- Mr, I.08.1 .duitilil not- up a diviM-idou in ti..« way ul'a twin e-iiiHHrviitlcn nsuein lion and luivu the Prnuifi-r iiml ,Mli, inter (iroon «v<un» nowa liuro n-nj «im*i"i! M'«m ' y vi...ylh ,,;„.,„ , . Mm laid wltl pr.'-m'-. • nl' .1 j;*..*-.- ^j., house. Or In- might J ilu i|jt. ,,j,, tit Ion along with Dr. King of IV •■ liitxik and so got n proiiilsit of 1,4,., buildingKti* wellns tho iJoctej' j *v4,UilH\7>, Ml. \J11'C|| HiJ)0 W(|i», hero tlmt hu hud 4-*i.riU0 to Rpand on a trail to tho Flathead hut ho didn't Mmud any 0 it. Mr. Hoes nhou'il altlmr ipiit nnd /I,'In lu his ovin camp or join Dr. ICm*,'. Dentil or .1. A. noiiiiiiiii, J. A. Im-iiiiimII, (mi' nl ihu (Hi«rt0:4 of tlm (J ni. 's ,\p»t l'«»n <>u,l C'uhihIi -, and sit Hiiiini'iii hiw.M'r, of Oumwr,(||(. J on thn 7th in»Uiil m hi* re:: tht C.i,.lt..l iis-.. AvU.tuit. *-.. . brain ■ miiii.ti! tn x,h •' " hUd.j ■ .. \-. ■;--. Old nil' :'..-' '.-.I ,'i- -, (Yi -v.•* r'l'Y, V r^VV-i" i 'YYYYl'Y YY-v -~->Y ; At ■'Yi;W aH k- v l <■*.;- i«Yy:i yYit*%!$ A, Yi^Y^m^^i^P^i!]J^W^^^ iif\v'4- tl, - WiH fC-l' V'.U <-7*-,Vr 7' ».*,»,/*f J,*Vl*-J '1 ' " --.. |7V,VAf (yy'Y%v< ro.! -;;•;• j]yY • y-;; :;;AV^erBo»^ (lA A 1. ,,A^^^;^ \«"y< a is-,^-7,7 . ,',,,/*, ,■.-. va-7„„ y, ■>>.- -7,Ama7 , 77 v > y ' ».'. .'., '','*.' A A'i. 7 1. «' ■-';, w-A/".\. , • >7m« >K>5*VY:i •/•'.- / .,v. -. -',,'^i Iif -*•■* **•*• ""- sr-A-'.s Frank 'U-^CJarpoiiter.■-.*■>-*•'' ,..:*.);, r : , \ '\,;- .WeVearn fr^^^ '.;..., .;■;;', ;...;•' zette ,thjit.::Fr,an,k,,Q:!,Oijrpenterj;.i:he, '■:'.;::'':,. ;.• !'::,-.' ^JrioW-tfottffi^ . A'"' -'A' y,Y i^i&M'^^ktfi'tffi^ edged ability for a ,nnmber of years and^ V Veems&tiUtohaveidtsof tbe fire, dfliin , *.youtKfur4^ys,boKlIiirf,'iip in his BVflteral! :Wo-rorn'ohiber reading hte eohtHbiitions tothe" pijess twentyjfivie^e^vs igfan:* V Tliegreai CanadlAr^Northweg^jn bet'"written about in a'very cnt^rtaMriff tnanner;Sy. Mr, Cai*pel)ter.after:bia.Jlrip thron^h.tlie whpat fields faii-^riiDlniiig district*, f I .,4 1 ", > 4, • il" . * hy' J. 4> ■ * *i ..j* ► tr ll, * »., *^. ^ l*-\' *J ^ <^A^( ^ *■ * *A ' A ' -dence'Of^ha^cAn^edonoi.-iiirfch s.jpart '"WWi 'Ji"*'W,"'* "f* ^ i""4,ii'A *'M *"* >"7' >l V #'/,'" ' 1''I .4Jfe fcWf v'j1.' :^X^^1' ?*W „are;^ubious'as.tojth.e ti-athfnliiess,of our asser niasfer thV^arianip RTO^Iy parsed*'^ ttiat •'Wrighti'ri wtonff;-:^>v*. r',"-.'.':%• •* \^' '{y:,yy^ly-'i^inyi^r^i v/iyw J »i' •',;- '-/-* >A!- ' ilfy»f U*' "4 v-w * .„* 41 . > i J' i*' ihV» "•".' A; vi* , • '. ,,' "J, .f-i.'i.'" i iyu':;; idt-iho'Mirtieis; Divid-e'rids ■!"'v" * <■ .;.; Eprth'e.firsl tenfmpniiis.of .'this ".year .4 « <,*?*j..4, Vt^.v *.»-! »•» !*»»*.(, l! .^MW..,^ 1' 'I «' ' u J ».*', <l«' HT*- ** I I i 11 uli nearly $6,ooo?ooo, in., dividendsv have ? >*, f 1| * ,U(* >l '« fl j!H»*»>^ »!,** 4» " *AkV4j»llff »*- »* flfHW.1-1 1 *l-«V< 4 * I ,44 ,',-l4"4 |j f , |) I-41 > -J" ' ,(,l' ,r 7- >> * 4 ,(■ •• ii|..»-'j.» »',».|.[i',..'!«lk -ATf KC* ** " '.T.'.IV"-**'"»,1 ji ' Ji. "" ".' "J* ""t ','-' -" W"" ">.$•"> vi'1*31 public, .It is •kno!-rvn tpbe abtiut'$48,-, *' ,;V,a >•;/'■?•• v! ; oocv!v.roont1.tf ^ -^^V' ^^S^ ;^orj^ng;it|ndi Xpu'^Li^M^^ines.VVOn■v;v!V'^V.:^^v;^•vr- ,■ ',,,>■<] 7«->' * ; '•; ' A ',', «i- * i-'i' «v, 11 , in'.'. ,-•( > ' . 1, '. *,, < f- i'\ii,^ vaccount7pflack of water and' the, option'}' ;-Held '$%{ H^eae^ pi'6pi|rl;iesflia^-'ihotj lu^n?:workeel at;. Jtjiei^H:fc^ i'are(i;said a^ ' / ,llivVpaid .iiiidividends about" $156,000 *dur,ijpg.jtliQ te.n, months;of ibe'yfear;1::;;; f i'y*4.\ « •, •' ii " »'7" ,Vl * . '^ C 1 '■ 5 4 .*»-,<< ,1 ,"i *-n * * ,«i » » *. 1 I li 1 'i IV, ir, %aM!fttion; Ioi\ aspyers^wiU be/held;; at Victoria on the 4th of December; ^?? * n^u^'^ * * I(t* » ■< Y ^xt* M 'S. A ■.***' * •. it *J fl *wm*m***smmm *f**m****^mmm smmmmmm mmf"^. *,Af) V*.'.' ^'." ',^,'<(1 *•' ■ sAAA>"?7 i.f i ".. ''' V.i'' i.ii,J< 1 , y 11. 'i.i.».. 'i •. -..,.• ■» 1* >. . ,i^kV;»*,'. 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This will be the greatest cutand slash sale of Ladies* wear ever held JntWs^ctolty. A golden opportunity like this presents itself but once in a lifetime and no person of good intelligence ,cin possibly afford to let this chance go by to clothe themselves at prices Ie^ than ^heactualcosrof the raw materlai/ When we open, this sale EWday inorning, Nov. 1 Tth, the people of this vicinity will be treated to agrand bargaliifeast every hour of the day; thin El &MiiBl^Jl} You Away From This Sale. I ■"ir :■ '* 4-f'' ..-iM-. ** ■'-•■$ »>- •• > t *w ^* .-,.«» «»- ■ -^ . ■X" .«*->,: * » «»A «*. WSS8 on FHdfly Morning^ Nov. 17th, commence a frenzied attempt to sell this stock in Eight Days only, for we must meet our obligations in that time. If you value your hard earned Dollars come to this Great Sale. Read these prices and Think. MWBWmr'IBM-JWMIIMI^ ' ' '. '. ' ■ mm**1 •» tmstm •A'' 'v Ladies' Furnishings. Ladles' fiiRt blnclc Llalo hone -worth dOc pair, only 115c do (anqy MhIo bono worth 75is to tl polr, only 30c Children'a ho'so. heavy libbod, only 8ctB pall* , Children's fino blnclc fiono, worth 85c pair only 12Jo -Corsets; roffiilur 91.00 valuo, only <l()c P. D. Coi-HotB Hold lor $2.00 to 82 SO, only OSo < Ladles' hyjjolouo VoHts worth BOo only 20c do Ono whllo aprons worth 75c, only t)0o ' - do fino whlto haudkorohlofa worth 20a, only So ■*:. Ribbons. . Ribbons In nil colors, good width, only 6c yd Fancy or plain colored nock ribbons worth GOo yd, only 16c Laces and Embroideries. Embroideries worth up to 10c. only 2c yd Wlila ODibioldorlou worth up to lloo yd, only 10c yd . ; Cori.qt coviir ombioldory, now patterns 18 In, wide,'worth OOo "' -''' yard,"only')8o por yard Val. LmftiH. all width* worth lOo yd, only 2c yd (■? •«. (*■'*,■'■ Dross Trimmings, Cream * "" ehll only 17 coots por yard __. .. worth 20c yd, only 6c FIno chiffon ruchlnjr for trlmmlnm, all wldtho worth 60c Flowers and Feathers. Flowers worth 60c bunch only 10c FIno Silk Flowers, worth 81.00, only 20o Ostrich Feathers worth 82.50, only 05o Extra lino OHtrlcli plumeB, all colors, sold for |20, now 110.05 Shirtwaists and Wrappers. Ladles' flannololteclilrt waists worth 81.25. only dOo Now Btj lo ilanne shirtwaists worth ti 00 only 06o Fancy Mohair shirtwaists, all colors, now stylos, sold up to t .. 'i5/,00' -V?"--choice now only 81.75 . ■ Ladlos' line shirred silk waists worth 84 00, only 81.45 do heavy flannolotto wrappers worth 82,00 only 06c , do black satoon undor skirts worth 81.26 only foe Muslin Underwear. Ladlos' muslin nl|*ht'ffowni, trimmed., worth tl.50only75o do fino muslin drawers worth 81.00, only 46o FIno corset eovorR worth flOo, this sain only l5o ' lliwyy umlBrwmr worth tl 26, this salu only flSo., . Stanllold unilirlnkablo wool undorwosr, sold tho world ovor for 81.26 a Ktrmont, this snlo only 05o Infants' Wear. IiifAiita" lonff whlto robes worth 81.50 only 76c Infanta' lonjr whlto skirts worth 81.25, only (Wo Infants lonit wlilto ciulmiore cloakn sold for 6 *t 80 only t'l 05 Ladies Cloaks and Skirts. Ladlon' walklnjr skirts worth 0 and 81 this salo only 81.65 FIno dross Bklrt worth 8U.50 only W.75 Ladles' fino tailor mado suits sold up to 810, this sale 87G5 Fino caalunoro toa pq,wus.fancy trlmmod,worth 818 only <8.05 ' •'• Furs! Furs! Furs! Wo wlll sell all our lino furs for less tlion cost. Children's fino bom, only OSo Ladlos1 fine fur collarettes worth 80 00 only 82 05 Long black noar Seal collai-ottoa sold for 812,60, only 80.85 Millinery. Our stock bohipr tho Unrest and host M1LL1NEHY ln tho city wo with to mako special effect to closu It out at once so we wlll soil all tlio mllllnory at prices novor boforohonril of. ALLNKW STYLISH Ml6\VN 1IKKK Note. All Hats or Trimmings bought here during this sale will be made up nt the same reduced prices. ' Hats to Burn. JJ|hbo« hats nil stylos only 76c MIhhcs flno plush hats now stylos only 81.05 Ladlos trimmtd turbans only OSo I'auuy trlmmml turbans only 81.05 " Polo turbans, tlio latest s'.ylos only 81.05 . r Ino trlmmml rnsdy to wiuir lists only ft.75 Hand mado trimmed Initi, worth t» 00, onlv IA,m Silks and Dross Goods. As our store room is limited we ■l}*\° !i° l)]l:lco foii drcss floods so will offer this stock to the public for what it will bring". Note These Prices. Fine -merccrlcrd sAIpi-iih in nl I culms, worth up to (,■**, nil co In ono lot at lfn- yd ' b All wool plaid iJiovh Kooiln, wuilli 7.V vii, onlv .-J.*« .J-,0 Vr,;.H 8*'01-1-'» •lil J'1"1" ,;"-"" worili U)e only iir*!; 8fl Inch Molu.li- wnriliRlio only It* Llftht cojored diuss dlmltlos worth up to 25c yd only in Bilks. ■ i Fancy plaid Tnf/i>ta silk, wortli fl.GO yd, i niy kvj Hrwt Djipaneso Tsffota silk In all plain coltrs wortlr 8I.0T) and 81 ,'ik yd this salo only 46c yd Ladles* Kain Coats. Ladlos short ciavonntlo rain iojiIh, wrrtli W60 this sale only (Ut.H5 All our line Satin Itafn Coats that void for 1.10,00 j»o «t t\i,% | All our new Fall Millinery, Cloaks and Funs included in this sale, everything will i3e soi(i * gardless of cost or value. Come to this sale or you will always regret \X. This sale commences * wT\ It C1I, 1 €11 I \*mi ayKjsjsj *J»J_j '. ___,__! Ij v- The Great Northern Salvage Co., of Montreal, Canada C. A. HOFFMAN, MANAGER. This Store will be open In the Evenings (taring Sale. *' ,.* !f; Selling out Hrs. E. Todd's Stock iii Fernie. •^*ww^ ■!?7I-S^- 4"^ V>i. iijiiili 'Hit. MM The Canadian Bank of Commerce P. ... An Head Olfica \ TORONTO '** $8700.000 , * ;;:?.-. RMt -. $3,5oo.ooq -•• .SAVINGS BANK IPARTMENTi - , - Special attention is directed" to -the. following Advantages offered b- 1 Our Savings Bunk. - "* .;..,... Deposits of $i and upwards'receivtd, tind lyrist aliowed' at Current Rates. A"tfr?tiiSat'itd !&lhe PeP°sh TWICEMn each year, :at the end 'of MAy^nd ' ..^November. Thc Depositor, is subject,to no.'delay whatever in'theiKuS _ , , . .: , °''»e whole or any portioirof^the deposit; 7*; *'•, 7--> ' V DRAFTS PayabIe 'n^paris of CANADA, THE UNlTED^STATES ...Mll-fll^ GREAT.-BRITAIN'AN'D EUROPE Bought-; and Sold '7.. ' at" Lowest Rales.\ 7 , " ,. T. 8. MAY,"Manager Kotlce of Transfer of Licenser *■ ''_._'_ r IV?!?^ I#l'^efiP,,jr fivfn that I (n4n<i to ap. rai-utliiflr cf tho Board oni lWo«mb0, istl?*}£$ for»ttantturot my liotol Hcens- for- a!* ™ ' D-t«ii tlu ustb day at Novomber, loosA 8UKU1VOOD JlKRCIIMEtt. - i, . *\. .. * - ■**''» THK FBRIflB UiUGKR, J>KteN'I!■: fi.'c,,' NOVKMlJElt CENTA WORD ADS •9^5 G^h^FSP ADV1SBT1SBMBMTS -UNDER QLD'NEWSPA. j_J-W AT THIS OF.'ICK." A" SNAP. „Half acre In We^t Ferni-*l _nn'i v £ &Z ^ °n _*« Pf W.' Applf-l* t. J. Turner OUR VICTORIA LETTEH. i-ovnlo Lot Mxld8"-e'Hiy't6rma Apply ,.—14 W0?^ »et™ -l^ffood condition;, .. 8n.a_p-;-„ln1l*il''? »* this office. For Sale or To Rout. '„ -Tbnt sliced boiled Iwm.at Blundell' i<t delicious. _j ' for Furniture and Piano*, liso only • Liquid Veueer '10 and CO cents a . hot f tlo from N. E. Suddnby. * - - .- (i x , "*•-*. * - *• ■■■ Go to Wright the jeweller, for that watch you've been promising yourself.' Frit-on ar* greatly reduced. ; .*-. * -..- Carmichael, the tailor,' lias just, re .- Mired, ibc nobbiest' stock of Tweeds for Fall suits and ovorcoats ever brought into pernio. • JD<Mi_t foiget Mrs. Todd's great mle of • her Rtock. at greatly r*idti.ed prices, ' which,begins_Friday,,.Be there at tho opening.; . Yiju know you have lo get. lhat ring. Why not buy it.now,wKen-.biirgains are jfoing ni Wright's the jeweller. -.-' Let us make you fx fancy vest,. from niie.of thQSfi choice now.patterns.- Coin"-. Carmichael, t)j< In ahd see tbein." J. A tailor.'..' '\ Hi ", The ehauca ■ of a lifetime at Mrs. • TodJ's groat1 sliianRhtor sain, for oigbt - - days, beginning on Friday tho 17th. Everybody can wear a hat after that The King Edward Hotel occupies a prominent position in Fernie only a -,5-step or twolfrooi the C. P. R. depot, * and convenient to business houses' in tbe city. • '* ' 4 •"- ..*';. ..Every man owes it to himself and Jiis family to master a trade Or pro- -fciwion. • . Read tl>« display adverti**- , ment of the six Morse Schools of Tele* .graph)-, in this isssue and learn telegraphy and be assured a'posilion. , ' Omnd Openlni? The opening, ball at the Coal' Creek Library and Athletic Association rooms at Coal Creek last Thursday night was a gratifying success. The • Fernie . orchestra furnished splendid music for the dancer*. _ Many people went' up from Fernie and the attendance, wiif, large. , - - . The'm'aiMgfcinenl are lo be congratulatedupoii-themanncrin which they cared for their guesls and they are sure of Iqts of company whenever they favor them with another dance. "' r The Association iu,conjunction; with the officials" ofthe Coal Co.'have cer- tainly added a great deal to the social possibilities df- Coal Creek and the people seem to be alive to'thB advantages derived from unison" ot action. ^ rS*lHK FOLLOWING TKENTED CARUS AEE ni00?"AL?t'. App*y within." --•"-"• l Kooms To I,ot Apply Wf rlthin." WANTED ""Pnrnlsliea ANx;TSi^NX oracE IJ0Y- Aw* to * P.ly tolied. Wntom, Klk Lumber Co. cflti Fomie. . Ap office, - -20 COUNTY COURT The Latest,Hunting Story. Chief Walker took,a rest from.his' la- ' "borous task of hunting for a suitable ../city-horse and flew to tlie wilds of tl«> Kbckies; accompanied by Harry Will* bhire. lliey induced Mr. A? Ingham and his son FraniV'ic- go along .with , ,l)j-iiii'lo keep their camp hi order, and . to rub Ihcir wearj' limbs down with .buck Skin and bacon grease, when they returned weary and loot-sore from their Jpng tramps through the hills in pursuit of the fleeting deer and the elusive billy-goat. According to dame rumor, who , is Always stirring up trouble, Mr. Wiltshire shot 31 j deer and ran tho,biggest j - goat in tlie Rockies up hill so loiig thai thi* gout's tongue lolled out' of hi.s niduth so far tlmt he .stepped on thc tip Of it thus'trlpplng. himself nnd fulling Oi-cr a precipice, broke his neck und \i-ent rolling down, ihe, mountain side •tupping' nl tho very door of thc tent. Mr. Ingham and Frank skinned and .scalped him and wore preparing to chop itho body up into convenint chunks to .cook for supper when Wiltshire and Walksr hove in sighl, much excited and out of breath from lho exercise.1* of the mud cIjhso liflor the gout as he rolled "down lho hill. They took tho carcass .and hung it up against 11 rock nnd shot "" -filne big bullets into it. Thoy arc now idling their astonished friends how Mr. inglmm hnd found nino biillirtt. in 1h« hrast when he skinned him. All «iW hidlu of Jaud were fluttene-i out into the uhapt* of "ln*Gnd*we trust* ilollat* from contact with the skin of this grl-uly old billy-gojit, which wns Hulliicli/tH llmbldt-ofit Fernio alder- mnn. . When wv Inivo seen thoso nine bullets and lhe skin with the big holes Jn une Mt and ihe bruised plntvu on the other, und Ihe horns, which wc Are told lire nine feet lung; und when Mr. Iih-Iiiiiii conies forward and vouih* •sfor tliestory w« may concluds tlmt Mime cnuy old goal did get scared and jump ovtr the rucks 10 dsiilli, Mr. Walker hut* tuned down the dfer purl uf the »Uiry lo nine, uv ihut brings ..ilivnuHibvr within the limits of tho li. r -.tWu*. held liythii party. We wouldn't i-lllw In sK-t'iir (hut nine Is the oorrcrt »juin-bi-r, iliuui-li we did »cu part of oiu- ilfiir'.lllllHr n'11 l<» Mr U'tiMr(4r'rf «vo.1 .tkliftl.iwiil wa have mimplcil lhi» nn'in ,^<nd caniiill it rviil giwd deer meal. .Wjilker^ discunuected stories' nro wi (Xlaruigty Juiiprntial:li> that we refrain irnui, printU*i.g more nf them until we ill A1.** 41AU 4k,i*<.»4. \U tlCAIl lUiii Ivtlik li>V .ether memhura of tliu parly. jKilutasiiigiisc'ii crediilily In the ul* itnoit'ldiiuipuct'-Hiu to believe that sov* •rn ponies, wu'lKliing foiir-liundred lpoufjdi<i*iHi,«coiiMxiirry the rurcas«eii 4*1'nine big dsur,«« n<ml uelKldng f*ur 1'Uftlred pounds, twivhundred jack* r^lihiln, the iHildnu:, rump ri-)uip,iK«:, the Kuns aud Waliiur all ut Uie huul. Faith is devil-itwd n* tlu* viil>»iuni« o, things nol s.iit, *jhI u,h>ii ih.ii hypulli* «*is (Inerc i* *.h» i.) »jj*h.W4.- In thli •lory. i i A Dad Accident. Fred Wilkes,'telegraph lineman on the C,. P.'R. reports a very bad accident to a rancher at.Cowlcy, Monday riight. As Iho-eaHtbound express w.is pulling away from the platform, at that place, a man, in his effort to get off, fell between tho platform and coach and was dragged under tho wheels. His right hand was crushed to a jelly and' his right leg below the kneo was crushed, Ho was taken on board tho express and romoyed to the hospital at Macleod, where = bis leg was amputated at the knee and his hand was taken off at tho writ-t^ -His nameJs J. H, MeConncll "and he-h-id rccontly settled rm.a Taneli hear Cowley, hiB former homo -buine* Colfax, Wash, ; , '. .. ; _;;..", Oddfellow's Funeral. • There was .a large turnout ofthe' Odd Fellows'at the' funeral of Peter' Van1 Duscn last Sunday. The members bf Mount.Fornie Lodge No. 47 I. O. O. F. met at the home -of. the dece.-iscd in West Feruie at 1.30 p." 111. and with the immediate friends of the bereaved family, followed tho body to tlie Presbyterian church which was filled to the doors by many friends of the departed. Rev. A. Dunn deliver- [a.short funeral discourse-after which the slow, and solemn march was resumed and the body laid away (o iis resting place with the silent majority on Ihe hillside. Messrs Scott &'*Ro.is had chargo of tlie funeral arrangements. Peter Van Dusen was thirty-four years old nnd leaves a sorrowing widow nnd one child, a son six years old Mr. Van Du.san has been a citizen of Fundi.' foj; the Inst six yours with tho exception o'f an inieiv..rof two years at Michel, ' -The first sessisn of, the county court held In this city by Judgo P. E." Wilson convened on tho 9th' inst. ami lasted two days. There was a largo-llsi; of cases and some of them had to bo' held over until tho 22nd whon his Honor will return and clean up the docket. The following cases' were disposed of : Tho Pollock Wine-Co. vs. Mrs E. piise. Herchmer A Horchmer for plaintiff. Judgment by default, $59 81 and costs.' _ ■ _ , 7' --. ■ .Calgary Cattle'Co', vs.'Archie Taylor. R0S8-& Alexander"for plaintiff. Settled out.of court, A •; ' ■>' ■ - - -",. ** Crow's iNest; Pass Coal Co. vs. Wm', Mills. Herchmor & Herchmer for plaintiff. J, A. Hiirvoy for defendant. •J-V^Koont roaurvod. .This was a case wherein'tho plaintiff sued' for balance on account of a sale to" tho dofondaut of s lot in-Morrissey' Mine3 town site. Defence claimed that the agreement of ea!e was nul and .void aftor failure to trieet payments'. . John Lynch vs. John Brown, L. P. Eckstein '.for plaintiff, Horchiiior &' Herchmer for defendant. .Went-over to the 22nd, ■ „ . •' 7' - . Hall, McNab^ft Co. vs. Alice J. Richards, Herchmer & Horchmer' for I'laiiitiff, Roes <S: Alexander for defendant: Judgment for plaintiff for SG48.27 and costs". :Y. ' Wm. Cook vs. A. J. McGuire & Co., Horchmer & Harchrner for plaintiff, Ross & Alexander for dofeiidant. Set-; tied out of court. 7 • , ■' Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co. vs. Mary Ann Miteholl,* HercL*mer-.,& Herchmer for plaintiff, L. P.,Eckstein for defend aiit. Suit for recovery of tenement, "J'lilgment reserved " * ,J1*«motttowaConesI'>on(tent" . Victoria:, B, C, Nov. 15.-Unless the great Order of Elks Aco'-hperates with game lovers and the"provincial anthor- ites in'special efforts for their preserva- tlon~by;adopting some. other-.spegial emblem-^-the,, scj*tfered herds T of elk (Ariioncatfwapitij now roaming the iih' frequented.places bf >VahcouW Island wljl very, soon be.-'exterminated. At present vandals, either white or Indian are pronalscously * dnnghterUig* -both bulls and,cows for.the sole purpose' of securing the t»eth, which are iii-strong demand at what tho Indiana, consider good jrlces for wdrkiag up*, into elk scarf pins, watch charms; etc; In orio particular spot near tlie head 6f s"vu- quoi Arm only abouta'fortnight ago, a British sportsman (the paymaster of H. M. b bheerwater) came across the car- cas* of four cow elk.' abandoned ..en", tire after tbe teeth had bioii drawn U is but one chance in ten thousand that circumstantial evidence is thus se- curable, confirmatory of tho .statement ot \Vest Coasters that a regular busiuess 8 being done in the slaughter of tho elk for;{ their, tUBke. According to tho provinciaiB.ain(jlaW8il is u,llawfu, t0 kill elk cowsor calves at any time, and «uly two bulls may be secured by any individual in a season. T6 slaughter the common-deer for the'skins was considered bad enough to call for special legislation .absolutely prohibiting all trafic in'duerjiides,- but to wipe out the noble, elk" for tho sole 'purpose of taking their teeth is in tho view of ail sportsman tho limit of vandalism. Tho grcater.number.-of oik. on/Vancouver Island aro now to be found at the heads ofQuateino, Kyuquot andHesquoffin* lets, although there are bands north of Great Central Lake, and Dr.'Sopor and Mr. Price havo each got a goodly bull this autucm,..on. Hutchison.creek. 20 miles up Gowichan lake, " ' Joe Marask -vs. Virtor Wiltcns. ■ Hor* .chmer & Herchmor. for.plaintiffs, L7P;' Eckstein for (t'efondaiit.' Amount claim^ 011872.70,- Stands'oyer until 22nd'iint Antonio Faga vs.. Gastona Sisca, Li Eckstein for. plaintiff, .Horchinor & Qnlg-g vh Conl Oo. The nppc'iil from the decision of the jury in the Quigg damage case against lhc Crows Nest Pasi Coal Co, for $2000 damage hns been dismissed by the'judgesof the Supreme Court m Vancouver. HOTEL ARRIVALS , Wnl<lorf. C nneston, FeUon. D Rtnlth, C Cnvrnn. Mh'liol, J Suimiifo. Atlml, Ida, A. Bit-mi nml wife, J Lnwis, V. \axw\h, UoiHlin, JI NowIhii, Cntliir* Ont., (' llnffmmi, W Yenrsloy, Bpoknim, S IIiit.lil.HMltlfl, U Ilolioits,. i'uii'lleion, I'm,, JI Wi'HHoU, V"—!-■-■■ • *• mUc, Llllo, II ShfJirer, Coul i'.lkiiioiitli, b I) Chill., Mor U'lUH, . Cn-flk, rmioy Minns, Hoy Ctiunltighmn 1'itii** burg, It Lbiiij-, PuiiiIIoi.mi, T IJouin.l uml wtfn, J'ullinan, C Fiirrell. Murrln. mi,v MIiiiih, P Hutlnnlmil ami wliii, Cslitury, L Urowu, Kiiiiilnup-, CHpurks Vancouver, I) Jones, Wusliiu^toii, »nimiieo J FliiMhirisn, Vanrniivpr, TT Mnionr II NitUnn.O Hiiicn, Miss Sentt, MU*: I'arker. Miss 1'atlPi-siin, J Hlnkii, Mrn ti (lnug*nii Ciniibrook, A McLeod, It Thompson ami wlfi',,1 Thninpnuii and wife, A I'liilvhnr, Michel, II Uiiimiiijj' hum Pittsburg, 1) McKay, MrfRST i-.Tiaiuiim, V .Nnwlioii»,'. Coul trttU, V Samhils. Scrftnton, F Wood, {IomsIo. .las Null Mnrjuville, C Wliultiii, Y^Njiiir I'iljtiiin. XCItifir Kihvnnl Horchmer for defendant. Settled-out of court. In opplication for costs judgment recr-rvod. , Guiseppo Cnstanga vs. Gnslona Sisca, li. P. Eckstein ror, plaintiff,. Herchmer & Horcliraor for deffindant. 4Scttlud out of court. In application for cost decl* sion reserved. ' ' J. D. Quail vn C N. P. C. Co. et al, L. P. Eckstein for plaintifl, Herchmer & Ilorchniftr for dofondanl;. Settled out. of court. Application, for . co«te not nllowed. ^ Kiimmor & Fulljamos vo. C. N. P. 0. Co. ot al, L. P. Eckstein for plaintiff, Ilnrehmer & Herchmor for defendant. Settled'out of court. "Application for costs not allowod. ltofclna Sproverl vs. Tony Cnrftvcttn, Herchmor & Herchmor for plaintiff, L. I'. EekstHln for diifondnnt. Judgmont for |jlnlntifffni'.i?SO nnd costs, APIT.IOATIOM w Chamiikiw' Application In tho caso of Tuny Oni'iivotta vs."F. D'Aloxnndor, L. P. l-ckstoln for plaintiff, Horchnnir Sc Horchmer for dofondnnt.. Application of dofondnnt to sot aside judgmont, griiijlod, ri , In tlle „ciuo of Hoslna Sprovorl yg, Tnny Cunivottn, diifniidant'saptillcjitlnn lo Hut nhldo eJii'iileheoHiimmniis granted R, O. Urinnoii vn Maria McDonald, n|>lillcntion of pliilutlff lor speody Judgmont, grnntnd, C. N. Trading Co. vs. Wm. McClln- tonic, Application of plaintiff for nor* vlcoa ox juris, gratitcd, Triton.Wood Co. vs. Tonno. Api-llen lion of dufondant clnlihing oxuiiipthm from gariiisltoQ of f 10, gruiitud, lliinu Urns, vs. Adamson & McDonnld plaintiff's application for services ox Jiii-Ih, grant ml. County Court Judgo Wilson Is, por. Iui|;ii. tho youiigi'st ni-enpniit of such a poiilion In tho Dominion of CjijiikIii nml has hoforo hlm a long period of u-iiihI eorvlcn tn tho country If |m Is liliikHud with itood hmiltli and Ktriiiiiitli A, Judge's nllk-lnl life is co-nxlstont ■7lct6rla,,B. C.,' Nov.. 1B:-Dnprece* dented complications threaten to present Ihemsel-f-os in .connection with tho Nelson City seat in tbe provincial* legislature, which John Houston, Wyor also of the "inland capital" of British Columbia, was duly elected,to fill. HouBton, as is a matter of continental knowledge' fled from a thickening cloud of financial diliculties; and is at present settled at Goldfleld, Sova'da,, whero he hopes to retrieve bis fortunes sufii-' cioutlyto liquidate all British' Colmribia c alms against him. He :'has -resigned the mayoralty of Nelson but states emphatically that he will not resign his le-fis ativo, responsibilities,' Suggesting thatvhe will.take advantage'of the protection ofthe Independence ,of Parliament Act and return to discharge his functions as a member during' parlia- lnentary geUione • .Premlnr ■ MnW,:^ M-abiscolleaguo.Ho'!. R.. F. Green, CRANBROOK • "11 ' ■■■»■■ ; -'..ftoaitliB Herald ' Harry Milton has built himself a'very comfortabte I6g caWn on Ha-Ha creek. "; Attorneys Ross .and Jrlcrchmer, of Fernie were attending "court in Cranbrook this week.- -i*... - -, - James Croniii, of. the St. Eugene mine; passed east on his-way to*- Montreal on Tuesday. . A**. . J. C. .Drewry, mining * magnate, fisherman and erstwhile politician" was renewing acquaintances .with our citizens a-few days this week. -' ■ James' Ryan- left Tuesday for Emeryville; Cal., where; liis string "of race horses are new Quartered, and will remain there'unlilnear lhe holidays. -' '' , t •,. •■ .> a *■ • % W. F. „Gurd,, the retiring secretary oftheiM. M-. L. -Association, was ^jln^ attendance at the meeting of that- organization in Nelson. He returned oii Tuesday. ''„.',, Dr. Hendryx, who, was-at first associated with the promotion and-working of the Pilot Bay .smeller, recently acquired by the .Canadian Metal Co., of Frank, now announces that his agitator process for the treatment of low grade ores by the cyanide method is now, demonstrated to be a success. It has been exliaifeiiveiy tried at the Reliance mine, near Rossland, where ii wiis shown, so Dr. Hendryx 'says"', that provided the pulp is crushed to 80 mesh size (lie percentage of extraction is high enough to afford profitable treatment for $3 rock.'. Where in "ordinary mill practice from 13 to 15 pounds of .'cyanide is used, the, new .'process,' will re- 5"'fO only thrco.pounds,. or'Wen less where the pulp --will not slime." ' ;-.- -'.:;AA A ?RESH;AND NICE -A,,':,. • -^i'^^sc^ 1 n. r I'ettjjohns Breakfast^Fooid, Orange $ef:t 'i:& !<4- y Y- :Q^QK Oats, Wheat -FlalcesJ- 7 •;:*'■:/■$, ■?;-.'•**-.? V*-'-! ^Shredde^Whiolef \yheat-Bisouit*s:> 1 -"- .A.Jw A^.-,. Prompt Delivery "":- i. ^000000000000% & TELEPHONE I g *, . 1 .. '§ § ,-= '-'" 5 '■ '. I wJf000eMeeseffB\ W J[7 Blaffleli \the Pe0P»e*5 Grocer, Pi.'b./BIock* Ferni. We have been fortunate in %yinff a 1^ quantity of $&. % %* m la rake is with hU gnod bi'havhir nnd gond hoaltli iiml Judgo Wllnnn liiliigi to hlH now diitliiH a well liji!jiri('(*i| and vi-iormiH yoiniif mind coupli'd willi tho hoot ol tt'iihilng for thfldutlim of bin ponltlon. V/c» l( I'rlfn, A MvKenne. A » LnHnne, It .SuUim, ot Uut llnrolit NuInjii On, II Fall', I. John* ('ofl^raiii! wIIh, (Iri-ar •'in. J Johiiioii. Siiarwoial, T'llNgnhaw, (.'•aliaiiaifi*. W H|Mnii'i>r. Hnyiu««i. \V "VII. J R-ill, II (j'N,.||, f> l^u!,:, ,| t>l*K'JM, Klblllltllllj, IJ l'.'lpll'l,(l, High Itirm, Mmn INttui-iioii, r Mni|>nii. .1 Hi,rni.lii, Cj6ii|.ro'»k, I) WjllLium, C.il* grtM, rMiniih. A Xfi-fJii'M', M<inUii>v .Miur«, A Minilerruiii, Minlwrly, (»i;1» Iloiton, Winnlpe^.- 'J>-)!i>S Tin' iiu-inbi'W ot llw Dtjj/jiri^ivjii f.inilly who wen1 taken to the Hospital from Wenl Furniu hint week nrc Ini* proving, .Mm. [Junnington wnu able to lunve thu honpiiul on Mnndny and Ik 4j>J.I)i.'Ii!/! cured for nt lho Alanwu by the Lrtiln.-i.'ikn'.-vDWiii hniiviy who Kmli slrpu to have llio f.uuily uunt io lh« lin-ipllnl. - Mm. Dcnuington'ti collnpye WJii.due, fnexhiiuiilnn from overwork nndiinxieiy rut tier t Iuin from dicentti am! will noon he nhnut again, *»-■'. The Lndles Hcnovolvnt .Si^lfty Jmve 'ff-.no inui*li to kIIl'vI.-jIv ilm jjJlfcrii.g of net'ily people und in unccn'r help|en» fhilifrr-n, und'lM ini'trln'n. and tl*i*;«» wlio n^tv.t llicn will sni^'ly receive Ih.'ir reward, ./ IKIK.V ., * ,+ -* iTKIV.-.t I. VMt.iy.^iiLtimjWi'Mnvi'm' IWKiTKIN imt, have made tho public announcement niiyertheiess that.stws wilUbo taken to vacate;,.the.caeat,'...-.pj-tsumably bv' the government lintrodviction- of< a '-bill in parliament uuso^tipg', the preuorii -in* -aimbent..,Jf.tliisIJ/epurfle -Is adopted; Houston being heroyuija.. niernber, tbe proceedings will be *w lively an a South American political criuia. -,- jMr. JIoiiBton iii Jettors to friends horc^ contradicts thc statement that "he has forsaken British Colupibia pormaneutly. In a lottor just received by your correspondent from GolclQeld,. Air. Houston not only reiterates his iutontion of ro* tainlng his seat in tho Houeo, but iudi. cotes plainly i,|8 iriteutiou-to roturn ovontunlly to this province. . ."Whilo I hopo to catch on horo," he says, "and mako Bufllciont to' do things when I-return to British Columbia, It will bo hard work and no end of hard, sliips before I gain tbo luet' point."' Tho tono of Air. lloiu'ton's letter Is indicative that ho retains, his apprcclo* tion of humor oven In ndvor»ity. Speaking of his prosont placo of sojourn, -ha soyas "Goldfleld is on a doBortj hah 5,000 to O.OUO |ioop|o, ho'iisod in touts, cmivnii hoiiRes, lumber shacks and a fow good substantial stono • buildings, it Ims every modern convenience, Including orchestral muMc at dinner, and faro baukaud crnpB afiurdlnnor, and broak* fast and luticlioon." Thoro is a touch of pnthos In another I'ftrngrnph i , "Icmuo down horo'in tho hopo of ciitchiiiu on, and wont, to work as a printer, Ah my oyesight is vory bad aud I hnd dono no work at a printer to ispouk of for t7yo«r«,it was a trlllo trying but I got oloiitf, and for a whllo worked day and ulght, helping to got out a 40 pngo Hpochil edition of a 0 col. newspupor, lu on ofiice that Ims hardly enough mntorlnl to got out four pages In good slinpo. Hut lho paper wan not no bad, oltliur tyiiographliially or from a loiininllfltlu vlowpolnt," Uf (loldflold, Mr. Houston writes: "8omo ol the initios hnrohitvoylddod rich nmirm for tliu labor done, and a ifood sluru of the returns wont to poor iiibii. Tlm camp linn yielded 15,000,000 sincu Muy llijili thn doupost working Is \m tlinii uo font, which shows thnt the minus urn not much moro than pros- I'uutu, Hual nstutuls high and rents almost prohibitive when viewod by pooplo who have lived for lung lu llriiish ' (.-iiliiinhl'i. OIII('*.a ofimm, (i.* the main stro-t, rent for 1-200 a montli, and tt.roomed dwelling shacks for Uo n month, PinvlHlom tm 25 per cunt higher than lu tlio lutorlor to win oi * Fernie i» Lively [Rossland Minor] • ' f D. V. Mott, editor and proprietor -of The Fernie Ledger, was in the city yesterday on a business visit/and gave Tlie Miner a short interview when seen at the Hotel Allan. Fernie,'ho says, Is very, lively, wilh plenty of building in progress; Thecolleries of the Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co. are turning out about is.oootons of coala week, and the payrolls for Coal Creek,-Carbonado and Michel collieries and for the coke ovens at Fernie and ' Michel aggre'gale $150,000 per month." . A new tipple has just been completed at" Coal Creek and is now in use; -With .a few . minor changes, which have been found nee _essary._the_tini.le will.-gn'fin--be-oqer:i,t. ing in a most satisfactory manner. ' " -, In Alberta, he says;"thero is consid- drable activity in coal.mining At Hill Crest, the Hill Crest,Cpal &. .Coke- Co, mahaged.by C.P. Hi|.,;*.has- developed its coal properlies ,so that- transporta- tion facilities are now^necessnry in order, that their output may,, be marketed. .'The Hill Crest-company is now engaged in, constructing a two mile spur from thc-Crows Nest branch ol the Canadian Pacific railway, to its bunkers. Tho Lundbreck Coal Mining company at Lundbreck,.Alta., for some time past has been engaged in develop, ing its coal seams aiid now has begun tlip'shipping of its output. . „ .At Frank; a few days j-ince, tho Ciui- adian Metal company turned out (he lirst'zinc from the zinc plant which ii has erected there, and the plant is novy in continuous operation. Preparations are now under way lo add considerably tothe zinc plant. '.,■... At Fernie on Monday, October 30II1, there was u by-law election when $40,* 000 wns voted for a sower system, and $5iOi>o for fire protection. Still an- other bylaw voted on was lo ratify 1111 agreement between the cily of Fernie and llie Crows Nest Pass* Electric Light and Powor company for the exclusive privilege of supplying wider to tlio city I'or a period of ten years. Tho bylaw received slxty-eighl voles in' it's favor <tiid lifty-lhreo voles in opposition, It is now claimed hy the friends of tho agreement that n majority vote was nil that wns required to ratify the agreement, while the oppononts of the menu- ure contend thnt three-llfths of all the votes cast wore necessary for IcriiI ratification. Tho question in nil probability will go lo tho courts for setilo- ment. Mr. Molt left Inst night for Femle. at^-Wff cut in wiiie, Thi^wee^ We offer thelota* $5.00 per pair^ Secured ipair before they all gfo; ^ ^ ^ ^ 'Eideri'' Down We have also now in ^o<^ta}f^^g^ Eider Down Comforters. Prices froin to $16.00. $fc * '* * Trites-Wood Co.,"' Ltd *=5 O9O0O We havo for sale 10 000 acres of timbor on Wilson creek, a •stream running into Slocan. lake. Tho timber consists of cedar, white pine, spruce, fir and tBiniiriic, and totals over 175,000,000 feet by actual cruia- era estimates. These licenses are held undor the seventeen years regulation and have sixteen years to run. „ There Is a good mill Bitoat tho mouth of Wilson creek, through whloh tin*railroad runs. T. hero is a sheltered bay upon which tho site Is situated in which any quantity of logs cun' no safely hold at all times in year, , _■,--.., .Wo offer this valuablo property , for bhIo at "20 cents por ' thousand and will allow full investigation ri'stnquantity and quality of tho timber beforo closing final. - Mott, Son, & Co. Surfac® stylo i» Uk« •2Un*>deep ben^t^w. uhopt l-/t?,f,**-1-,-', Tlio Yukon Trail. VlotorU Tlme«. - auptT'ConHtntitlno„who Wt .sprlnu itartod to out • trail into the Yukon from Alborta, reports tlmt tho lint sum* mor"« opoMttotis rebutted in 0t miles twin* clunrud, graded, brlilgoil and cor- ilinnyj'd irfiiri St, Jnlm* nonlm*.**, Next mimini>r will sen agres'.er portion nt this iiverlJind trull iiih'Io, and thn ful losing Hiiinmiir llmrn Mill bu a goud nnctr trull cfinncciloii bntwrun Kilinnu- ton ami Uiwuon through llm inoiiutntn*. It is i-xjiiii'tHl a i-allrotd »vill rfplnro rlils trail w.lhina low yum, IIooh mo a Dissipated Lot How does lho busy boo improve ench ■.hliilng hour? Ho dosen'l. Drake Wilson, who knows all nhnut bees, says iiml lhe bees rest winters, just like n bricklayer or hike millor. Not only (Imt, hul ho asserts Hint tho big licet, nnd thu Iittlo hee*j am bu found drunk In iho vineyards, They sup the julco •if lU i.uiftigi,i|ic_ until lliey nro lull, thru fiilJ jo ih,; gj.a-.iJ ,4,|J hl»CCp ort' Ihcir debauch, They even know enough not lo go home tvlth n jng, And so nwuy goes the last vestige of the romance Hint wjis supposed lo be Mitnched lo Iho bcehlws,—C'hicknj.aw, I. T., Star. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY TIME TABLE.. Tho Comfortable Way Semi-ready hat often been complimented by good judges of tailoriiig pa the style its every garment contained. .,-,,-.., ■ * ■ ~ ,-.r • , * * .' ' ^ 1 ' * *« ,l Tlie compliments would have turned cold long ago and our business faded with them, if Semi-ready style was not built on the firm foundation ol the best tailoring and guana* teed materials- Get style in your clothi by all means—but get it so ft will lost ,- '• 11 1 if The Semi-ready label is not! only a guarantee of style, bat also of shape-retention snd lasting wear. Semi-; 5* ay* A Nowspnpor Tlm Lethbridge Herald comes lo us bright nnd newsy, Slmpion nnd IU-n- uelt will uuike the Hifrald go and it will he 11 fai-i^r In mlvertiHing Leth- bridge nnd surroundings. The new»» pnper hunintM, like any other busl- iicss,depfend» upon tho Indulgence and business energy of Hu* mnn Iwhlnd the gun and thou bojs will he Micccm-fiil, Huul Down' DM a in ht. I'M. 11 in i.mpm 7,4/t p 111 ' 7,!i)»m 0 ft) n m sxtHitttitrr i'.Milill.Xli J'tllllt Klku Uti.tonl flrOKANIO Kvnr.lt Hnntt-lA" VAKCriUVNR Ht, i\,u, • Dully o-Kccj.t fmnilwy ' Itonil Up Arr,0,(»|)m »10 p ro il.li) p m 11 tf) p m P.m p m (I r,f, . i*iv < on 11 m Uv fi.ixi p m You leave Fernie To*day nnd nrrive Seattle, Victoria or Vancouver I'or it«UII».| .iifnrm-t.nn,!urlhi*iw. 1 »i li/iu, «ln,, ettii mi nr MililrctD CLODE& JOHNSON. FERNIE - - - B. 0. flcriurren Bros. DRAYMEN Sand, Llfrsc & Wood POR SALE Ontofi In Murof How Voon Dlonk, V«rnlw, no. II. I., Ill.AI.KHrOXK, A«*nt, TEAMSTER WANTED APPIvY TO Tlu> Crow's Nest Trading Co
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Title | The Fernie Ledger |
Publisher | Fernie, B.C. : D. V. Mott and G. G. Meikle |
Date Issued | 1905-11-15 |
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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