I -'i- .V^TKUfw^Uii :i&aJSS&*V* 2X&Ute£Sa«»UH»3BeKttaKLSX*^^ tta»&sJCS= Sb^^*^-.^^:^.^;^.^^ sJjtr-.:-vx**.-jc-'V t J ,.""Si*>';ttt-ftj4„^*«^-*.-,,_rii; "Jtssays: 'A;^—V, v ^' Av 1^" *. .7- % *v. '-- t,,: - ■ r. y/ - -,i^r.../ S'Y " "}' ■ /'-~-{.-yc.'r'?~^iJ^'/ ii j^VotuME I'," Number 23. 14.1 * ' , ■ FERNIE, B.C., WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 10, 1906 Prick, $2 a Year,' in Advance LIFE IN FERNIE M Local Happenings in and About the City ; IA* Interesting Items About l*lany People, Vou Know "\ Vfe- s '•'■K'M; H- In** i7,"iV ^ v. **:■". J^ 4' * i 1 ..A V- f •' if ft 14, Off"-- '4** iV v- The Coleman hockey team has-been suspended from the league* .. . We are tea days in the nev year- are you stilt on the "water wagon?" Q. G. Meikle, manager of Thr Ledo- eh, is indisposed being- conlined to his home this week. '..'.";** * Mayor Buseombe. has beer* reJ&rned an Mayor of. Vancouver for the. next year by acclamation. Ivan Poole is slowly, improving1 and ■will soon bo past the danger point in the course of tho fever. " Mies KUingson who hns been visiting Dr. and Mrs. Big-gins left for her homo in Spokane Monday morning. H, XV. Herchmor has reached the convalescent state, and • is ■• progressing rapidly to complete reco very. The Crows Nest-PAM" Coal Co. paid to the provincial government during the, year 1905J $57,978.58 &s royalty on coal and coko. Miss Francis Davies is gradually ^recovering from the fever.though it can not bo said she has yet reached the ' cnaieaccnt state. '" ' ■'■- Mr. Chas. Bnlger has resigned? hit* position as assistant,; flro chief *'kinl Chief Tuttle has appointed Mr. Wm. Baldroy'to the vneancy. ', The amnnnt of wheat' marketed in ' tlio west laot fall is estimated at 857,784 7<>7 bushels. Possibly 17,000,000 bushels romain in tlio farmer's hands. A )o'l<re,of the Knights of Pyhthins vas installed Monday night at Midway This Wst excellent order seems to be growing very rapidly iu this province.'' ■ .*'--. Dr. S ,L Byboe.'lateof San Francis- c-4, li ns taken rooms at tho Fernie and cnntemjilati-s loca'tiuir "permanently in our cjtv He is a thorougly competent -or-culist and is meeting with' gratifying sneenss. ■...•- , The Frank hockey team-' has, applied fnr admission to tho league* and will probablyWadmitted, and if-so, -will , take, the place,of tho-euspended Cole- Tfinirr'pai-iri'iTtK^ to be played.--,., --'*., . " , ->, Little Pnbt. Dripnon is piifferinc from a sMp-ht attack of diphtheria .and the family anfT-Ziuarantinod. "Pf' Cor* Pan •rpporiB-that.-'ho'isi-gettinR.-i.l/inB' nicely and no fears Rre entertained -for his recovery or that there .will bo other , capes. " « .' ■ A'. W. Bleasdiill is moving" into thn .new store, room neft tothe Crows No$t TrndinsrOo. store., T-Te has filted this room up with modern fixtures nnd-* will have a fine,business place., Mr. Me* Lean ls„busy placing tho goods In thoir „ new room. Tt. XV, Cnnltlinrd returned tn the city Monday ni(-ht nnd wan shaklmr hands ■vltli his frinnds yesterday. Mr. Conl- tbard Is twollng salesiniin for the Coal Oo., and Ims been on.t*»*i (lie road for pome tlmo Tlo expo-its to remain in the city for n*>mo weeks.7 ' ' Mr. T3!ael<s'nno, nimnt of the Great Northern at this place was taken sick Inst Wednesday and on Friday was tnken to the liosnital suffering with n very novem attack nf typhoid fnver. lie is very seriously ill and his frinnds nre vorv nnxinmlv .witelilnu; for a clmngp for the better In his condition. Frank Sherman. Potor Patterson and John Tlowbvook, of Fomie, and John Angus McDonald, of Frank, leave tor morrow for Indl-inannll*", to attend the annual convnntlnn of the TTn'te.d Mine Workers nf Aumiira, which convenes at that place noxt week. They expect to ho cmio nbont twenty days. A special service will ho -ylvr-n nt tho fl A hnrrnckn on Friday ovoning, the 12th' Iniit., cnmmnnelng nt B o'clock filmrp The service will ho a typical representation of tlm training of cudetH In n Snlvatlon Army- tralnlnrt' collc-to, A nmiibor of Ussln cadets "will.hn put throiurh trnlnltiR and commissioned for, field service In lho army, • About,two wenkB ago tlio CnaVCo,, at the roquoRt of some of thnmlnnri who do not smoke, Instltutbd regnlailons prolilbUinij mnoklng In onn of the conches and now the putt tlmo Induced In by tlm hoys as thoy journey to nnd fiom tho initio Is Hluglnir, a kind of a travelling concert compnny which sings on w-hnolfl. ■ " .•-•-■ I I . . . l * . 0, V. JolmRon linn purchased tho Interests of George Clode In tho Hiirnl* Heady elollilng huslness nnd will con* tluuo tho lmslncsR on his own accord, jilid will be lU-siHtoit in the stnro hy Mr. W. A. WliiiiiU, oiid of .lio old Fein in hoyg Mr. Frod Jolinson Is onn of Ferule's hett cltlxemi, s, tlinron-'lily re- llahlfl buslneHS man, nnd Ih huio to m* euro a full Hluire of the trade In his nn'j. " Mr. f*-nm Miirkr has Rh.-ikon thn dint of tlmntratUof rernlo from his feet nud has koiio over the hi'id|»o to West Fornlo nud started a uent Iittlo store lln has ii fresh, clean little stock of guods and ts doing n.lliie liiiidness over where th'i I1I3; sppiu"; 11">***.*> were tossing lluili-tops iu'tlu) Iji-00-.i'h four or llvu years ago and Mr, <). N. .Inyneswns .iinki'd upon nn a crazy msn for uinlcr tailing in innk.i s liuriio in such n wild* enu'CS. Mr. tMnrks Is nut of r<u*ch of lho cily politician and in linppy ln hit new nii-uter-i. Noinumtioni- For Aldermen. At a well attended; daeeting of the citizens committee.held Mouday night the following gentlemen were placed in nomination for aldermen. W. W. Tuttle, J. D. Quail, John Mclntyre, Thos. Biggs, "Thos. Beck and W.S. Proctor This is the first time in tlie short history of Fernie as a nuniicinality that a ticket has been nominated in'an open meeting pledged to stand together in the legislative administration of the affairs of the city upon lines which converge to one central point, municipals interest, regardless of any private considerations. .This is a long step iu the right direction, and this citizen's movement will have accomplished ample good to justify existence, if it shall have made it tiecossary in tho future for all parties to piii-suo tlie same course. There is not a single thing in connection with any public business which requires secrecy fn its performance. " No nominations was made for the po* aition of mayor as it was generally conceded that Bleasdell, who was already in the Held for that position, was in every way an acceptable man for the position! With A, W. Bleasdell for mayor and the gentlemen nominated Monday night for councilors no fault can be found, and this ticket should and will. reseive tho support of the majority of the Voters of Fornie. In this counection we wish to say that there was a vory strong feeling in favor of W. W. Tuttle as a candidate for mayor, but that gentleman had assured his friends that ho had no choice in the mattor, phicing himself unre- Hijrredly in the harida of tiie committee to be used in any way they might deem best fftr the good of tha city This action on the part of Mr*'Tut.ie was characteristic of the trian, and shows that he baa not allowed personal feelings to dominate his actions when public interests aro at stake. , „We understand tbat the citizens committee are going to organize for an ag-. gressive campaigu; and if the voters of the.city.look with a singlo eye to tho good of tha municipality their ticket will he elected. ' Wo learn this morning that Mr. W. S. Proctor has declined to stand as a can* didste for alderman and the committee nre arranging a meeting for the purpose of filling the vacancy. iXAf A.- E. Rummer a Candidate.' Mr 1A.. E. Kumra'er is a candidate for derBian-and-soi-icitH-th"e^votes~6f~t!Te" citizens of Fernie upon his merits as a public spirited man who has always taken a great interest in the pubfic affairs ofthe municipality.!. He is an £n,y,relyj"depei^^^ no connection wTtiranyffa^ti^or click. A New Drug Clerk Art-Ivos. C. G. Mills, Phm.B , whohas been for several years hoad clerk with D. K, Campbell A Co., of Victoria, one of tho largest drug companies In the province, has accepsod a position with N. E. Suddaby of Fernio.- Mr. Mills leavos many friends lu Victoria who rogrot his departure, but aro glad to know that he is going to improve his position. Mr. Mills is now at -workVith Mr. Suddaby, and Fernie welcomes him ns a promising citizen, Mr. G. L. Brown whoso placo Mr. Mills takes, leaves In a fow days for tho Spirit River region in Northern Alborta, whoro he expects to grow up with the now country. "Buster Brown," ns ho Is faralliary known to a host of friends horo, is anothor of Fornlo'e lino your.g men with a future beforo bim. Tmu Lunnjoit wlshos him woll In his now undertaking although wo nro sorry to Ipso such promising young people. * .—, CiiHtoin ItoooliitB for 190ft. Valuo of goods Importod $280,1)13100 Value of dutiable goods $-483,(155,00 Total duty collected 8i.2,421;]0. Inland revenue collected (26,-282.10 Total rovonuo $87,053,05. Tho largest collection for any ono month during tlm vcar wsb $H,BQ8 2fl during tho month of July In which the vory Urge Rlilpmont of utoolo for thn big tipple at Coal Crook win "roeolvnd During tlm year tlm provincial gov ornmont collected $0,700 87 fr6m Anns, llt'onsoii and othor uourcos, the Inrgont item bolng $0,160 00 rovenuo tnx, The next largost amount bolnff tlmt contrlb* utnd by commercial travolors which totaled $1,000.00. v. Eernio Wins at Hockey. *• ■ i"" The hockey game between Michel and Fernie.at the rink here on Monday night was rather one-sided. The Michel team was hew, most of tho boys being only beginners. However Stitt and Thompson did good work, and wilh practice and experience with older teams thc Michel boys will put up a rattling good game. Thero was a largo attendance and the ice in irood condi tion. .Bob Henderson, of Michel, refer- eod tho game to'the saiif-frtction of all, and there was no;rough playing. The iine-up was as follows: i Fernie. - .. * ■ -. Michel. Miller goal Crawford Dopew point C. Brules Kastner cov point Lob White* rover Stitt Dunn forwards Brules Esch'wlg;, 41 - i " Thompson Glendenhig A. " Behan The game started at8:51iand Kastner scored within 30 seconds, and then White proceeded, to do whitewashing by scoring for Ferule six timo.9, eight minutes being the longest time it took him to put the puck in its pocket and two minutes the shortest. At the ond of the first half the score was 7—0. - In the last half Glcndcning scored in five minutes, then* Stitt got the puck into Fernie net for tlie- firet time, and it took him only.two minutes in which to do it. Glendening kept dinning till he made another, mark on Fernio's side of the score in eig-Kt minutes. Dunn did likewise in four and a half minutes, Mhen White took up'tcu minutes fooling with the puck .fieforo he netted it, after which,Stitt put it back in the Fernie not in llirea minutes. The score at the end stood 11—2 in favor of tho homo team. The Coal Out-put. . The output of coal at the mines for the week ending Friday, Jan. 5 th/ was as follows: Coal Creek .-■ •• • 7,350 tons. .5,024 •■' 1,631 " .Michel - Carbonado Total .14,061 What He's Paid For W. R. Ross, M, P. P., left on Sundav for Victoria and will bo early on thc "■round to get an -even start with the Cranbrook member. '. .Our member should be able to bring 'hom'e"aT.iW~jal£irnow court lioiWaiid" some road mon'eyfor this diuti-idTa* the end of the session. -A:Grand Hall i^ThlJcAjte'roaj: oflloiV of ^-Eagles have bills out announcing a'grand ball to be givon 0* the 23rd inst. in tlio Coal Creek hall. Arrangements have beon made for tho mine train to leave for Coal Creek at 8.30 p. m,, returning at 8 a.m. The Eagles are known,to bo past- masters at providing ontertainmont on occassions of this kind and wo think that wo con safely predict that the event billed for the 23rd will ho ln every respect, fully -equal to, .if not fi bettor, than any past effort. Tickets nro set* ling fast at 31,50, which Includes supper. John A. McCnll Resigning. . John' A. McCall has resigned the presidency of tho New York Lifo Insurance company nnd is resigning nearly all tho directorships held in other institutions, This will bo a snd blow to tho cnuso of philanthropy, which, coming at thc snmo tlmo as tho resignation of tho McCurdys, Ilydo, Alexander, and Mr. Q. XV. Perkins; is liable to knock this old judo philanthropy out of business. It Is lucky this did not occur in time to nffbet tlio Cliristmns charities or the world In gonernl might havo boon short on charity. Tho Associated Boards of Trade. From the Rosilau'd Mintr-' '.- The eighth annual convention of the associated boards gf,trade of.eastern British Columbia, wijl convene on Wednesday, Jan 17, at io a.m. in the board <if trade rooms in Cranbrook. The associated boards consists of the boards of t.-ade of the following towns and cites: Cranbrook, > Fernio, Fort Steel, Grand Forks, Greenwood, Kaslo, Moyie, Nelson, Phoenix, Siitidon, Trail, and Rossland.* Each of lhe affiliated boards is entitled to be represented by- two delegates,.in addition lo iis president who is a vice-president of the associated boards. It, is an important body and has played no inconsiderable part in this section since it was organized, as both lhe Dominion and pro-* vincial legislatures pay great heed to its utterances and wislies.and it lists been instrumental, in securing considerable legislation. There are a number of important matters'which it is scheluled to take action on, a' list of which has already been published in these columns and hence there should be a full attendance of delegates from the several atTi- iated boards of trailei D. V. Molt, who, with'Fred Stork and A. II. Cree, president"1 of the Fernie board of trade is a delegate from Fernie to the assoc- ited boards of trade, is in the city, Iii speaking about .the forth coming meeting Mr Molt said: /'These conventions are of a great deal of'.importance to the people of eastern British Columbia, and a full representation.'from every board should be present. I can say that tliey may be assured of a hearty welcome and hosiptal treatment by the people of Cranbrook. The recommendations of these conventions have ;ihvays received careful consideration by the provincia and Dominion legislatures, and much has been accomplished through their efforts. Its president, G. O. Buchanan is the right man in the right place, and every board should see.lo il that it is fully represented in the coming convention.'! ' • '. • I)ontli of Michel Pofitiii.iHt.-i-, Albert Gnmmago, posiimisier nt Michel, brother of Mr. Wiiltor G-immiige of tills cily, died at Michel last Tlium- dny night from thocllecm ofn rampli- ration nf appendicitis and peritonitis. Dr. nKcSorluy performed nn opct.it.un but it was found thnt owing to the -ucix.iii.1* of puriloiuim his case wax hopclcs!,, Un n.i.* lukcn tikk on tN'uw Yeiir'u day, Mr, Giiminngc wni n pioneer coming .iIichiI of the railroad and hnd been post-muter nt Michel two venrs. He ,ira,s born in IJnglnnd Ihiriy.tlirec years ago. Ho hud been married n little moro than n yenr, to a young lady of Owen Sound where lie hud» resided provloiiH to his coming west. Scott & Uoss embalmed llio body nnd it wns buried al Miiliel on Monday. Kev, Hanlctl. of Christ church conilurtlng llm fcivj'cc. Mr. Gii'iuii-igu wh*. u member of tho undent Order of For* osiers. Much sympathy ii felt for the young widow left alone »o soon in her now wcttcrn Jionio. Flro Fiona VIhUk High Rlvor A flro 1-roko out In. a block of framo bulldlngo at High lllver last Wednos' day afternoon, causing a loss of from fifty to sixty thousand dollars Two stores and most of their contents wero destroyed and the fine now building recently built by Smith flron. for Geo, Lnno and Geo. Kraoi'Hon, had a vory close call. Tlio firo brigade at Calgary were called upon nml responding, mn'dii the run on a C, 1\ II. special in 50 mlnuteo This run of 10 mil leu In ft) minutes is tho record on tho C, and K, brunch and tho C. V. U and thn Cnlgnry brigade aro ontitlod to much credit for their prompt rnflpoiiflo to tho High Illvur cnll for aid. Tlie Le Roi Amalgamation Muddle. .-' A, J. McMillan, has irict his enemies and they seem to belong,to him.' A novv-board-ordire"Ct"oTs""hliTliTeT^lectTd" at a meeting of tho shareholders of the Le Roi. and Mr. McMillan's.friends were in the majority. Mr. McMillan will be in charge again and while ho wfis Hchioving. hjs^scont to the point of "ylcrory •■tliefo'Walt'.fto'nVqUtisilai'i: there were strenqus times at the meeting of the shareholders in London. According to the reports from English papers, McMillan rtntcrt that the Trai- smelter was now being "put into the amalgamation scheme between tho Le. Roi, War Eagle, Centre Star, St Eugene and Trail Binolter at 81,000,000 whereas in 1001 it was on offor at -8600,000, On the differenco in tho prices, $.100,000 MuMUlian Htated lie was offered $75,000 if ho only favored tho nlmagatlon scheme which he h«s piiist actively resisted all along. Asked by some one present who it was who offered the 15175,000 there was no answer givon. As matters now stand it would appear that tho old 1,0 Roi board will bo sent to the right about, and tuiirilgii.nation, 119 far as tlio Re Rol is concorned, Ih as doad as a door nail. It may bo carried out. between the other parties, .Mr. W. II. Aldridge, who seoms to havo boen in charge of tho opposition forcos in this light is a keen business man and McMillan could have had no featherbed job 011 his hands, Duck of theso two men woro ranged lho forces of two great railroad companies who woro directly intarostcd. Jt must havo boon a battlo of tho giants, .Judging from tho pioHS reports tha light wns a bittor ono, neither sido showing any disposition to compromise on any point, NEWSY NOTES Specially Contributed by Our Own Staff MGRRISSKY Special to Thf. Lkdhfji: Constable Lorch visited Fernie Monday. <• ' 1\. W. Rogers was visiting Fernie Monday. The members of the Morrissey Mines' Relief Association will give a ilanee at Clark's hotel on tho evening ofthe 12th inst. Information was laid on Monday against Jus. Stephens and J. Foley, charging- thorn with setting- lire to tho Grand Union hotel iit Morrissoy. The preliminary hearing- is set for Friday. COAL CREEK Special to Tin**. LKiKiKit • The minstrel 'company has, been completed and practice will *-(*>on begin upon a program' to be presented to the publio in the'club hall. The billiard tournament ' which lasted a week and which was engaged in by fifty-four contestants for the prizes was terminated on the evening of tho Tth inst, Fred Stewart won tbe first prize and" Jus. Roberts got away with- second money.', The whist and checker tournaments have not yot been decided. COLEMAN. Spociul to The T.kikikii: We have a stout operator at the Coleman station ofthe C. P. ll. -Miss Cameron has resigned hor, position as ' teacher in the Coleman schools awl'has gone back to her Ontario home. The Coleman mine was closed for three days last week owing to the breaking of an eccentric'The mine was ready for business on Tuesday and is running as usual. As. li. Grady, son of A.. F. Grady, of 'MaTl^d7has"Uk^7i"'charge of the A F. Grady Hardware" Co. "at ' Coleman. Wallace Chambers, the fonner.oci-upant of that position has gone to Vancouver to attend college .' ■j . ..The. International - Coal ,&'.Coku'.Cp. has piii auoti.'oi mr locomotive to work in the Coleman initio'and'will soon have tho third one at work doing away with tho use of horses except from the faces to the partings. Thero is no hot air about this' item. JAl-TRAY Cliockwelghinen .'.lucled. The olnctlon held hy the Minors nf the Ferula local union held Inst Sulnr. day for Checkwolitlnnoii nt Conl Creek reninicii in iiiouli-aiouol iho loilowiiig: IMvk J'iiton ir.7 W. Mcl'linrscn m W.ll KvniiB po J,'Darker 70 Ifopkln HvAns received 7(1 voton nnd -lohn Wilihi 7u and tliey i-tniid as iiubHtltuto chi-t'kwRlghmen. Tho result of tho ..deletion held at the name timo for district Vlenl-rMdont, lian not been mado known as all the unions in thn whole district had tn vntu Mrrltn raiulirinfflj. for thli ol*lr«. Tlie owidUlntos wero John Onlvln, Fertile, Unlit. Kvji-ia, Frank, Harry flu ten, Coloiimii, nud J/uncs Sevurus, of Carbonado John Galvin received 180, tho highest vote hero* IJoard of Trade A nioetlng of the Fornlo Hoard of Trade was hold at tho Court Nouso lust Wodiiosday night, After some dlscuv Blon ovor tho hllln of Mr Mi'l'.vny nnd J. G. Ournmlngs for surveying dono by direction of the board, the Necrntary was instructed to make nn ellorl to collect tho iiitoai'b for Htnl'i'i'nnd grades and to pay the lml'inco of W dun Mr. CuiiiMiings for llio surveying of thu Flnthni'd trail, A cnminliten wan appointed to draw up ruHiiliilioiis ro forest Urns, iininlclpiil ownership of telophotio and the Flat- hond trail, In relation to tho Carhldn factory ,to which thn Ljcdukii hnd called intention thu board Instructed I). V, Mott to conimiinlcato with thu Ciu-bido peoplo ntid report roHiili in Win board. Tin) .V.id i.i iiioUiiv.ii li Win iii'cii:liiiy to ill alt a reeolutio'i nuking for the appoint* ment of a sheriff for l.ndt Kuotnnay aiul uniting tlmt tlio Appointment lio glvun to a Penile xtxti. TIiIh resolution Is to u»l M-.iti 441 Wi '.',, .**.•,-*. l4i, plt-ritlilil.itJil to tho government nt Victoria. A resolution nf-klng tho'C. l». It, Co. tn I111II1I tho contemplated now station Imrfi of Urn proof mntorinl ns.lt will adjoin tho lim limit ax now QHtahliihed, was pjuked, I'ri-Mlilimt A. II. Cree, Fi-piI. Stork, and I), V, Mat wm: ilciti'd dclivntim lo the AnNoclated Iloarilji of 'JViidn foiiveiitinn rallnd for Jany, I7;|i nt CrKiihrook. Dr. Win-ins and Mr. 1). Uuviuii wuru elected Hllni'iiatns, Spociul to Tiili Jiisn'riKll: Grant Downing made oiie of his flying trips to lilko during the week. •■ J. Fleishman,, of Vancouver, spent one day jollying JnflVay people lasl week. .. , Pearson and Jewell have finished their contract at Frank aiid returned lo JalTray. Miss M. Mansion returned on Monday from Vancouver aiid opened our school on Tuesday morning A. Fenton, manager of lhe Fast Kootenay Co,, is here looking after ihe installation of a pinner plant. Dr. Wnrnoch, the velennry surgeon, killed three of Pearson nnd Jewell's horses nl Frank heforu allowing them to return to Jaffray. Win. Higgins, the timber cruiser for the Kust Kootenay Lumber Company, was here two or three days during the week inspecting Pearson nnd Jewell's ties. " School at Elko opened on Monday after a holiday vacation of two weeks. Miss Shaw is still in charge and renders satisfaction to all. The North Star planing piant at Elko is closed down for a few weeks for the purpose of overhauling .the piant preparatory to a long run when again started up. - - A. E. Ingham, oi Sheep Mountain ranch was in town Monday, lie re ports about eight inches of snow in his locality and line winter weather. Cattle are still running on the range which shows that the Kootenay Valley is a long- way h*om tho north pole. Specially culled from our Exchanges. . orAxkrook J5I.RO, Hpncliil to Tin: I.kihii.ii Tlo mulvora uro biwy ffottlii-*- out ties, XV, S, M.inhury returned S.iiurday from Crimhroiilc Mr, C. Kllgcn'.iniili was in Ferule one day lust week, Mr, J. P. Gledhill relumed to Van* -.•Oliver lust Wednesday. Mrs, M. Mclnnes went to Ciir'oonndn tnU '|'iif.4,-(l.|y for 11 <:hnrl 1! *'i MJm M T...!!iif/ii.'i i4.j.;,-iiv.( fnii-- .1 visit to I'Yriii*,' |.imi Tliui.'d.iy: Miss I ne!. Holbrook spent Fridny.-md Siilurday wilh frivmU in CrmilM-imk, Mrs. li. I J. Jlohir.ml! went lo 1'Yrnip hint Tuesday reluming' on WodniAl-iy. Cliiii-M x Kllnglni'ml'.l) Ir In clinrgf. uf the Klk hotol at Elko nml i-flj^n-u biislni'fH g(K-t], Mr. and Mis, J.iiik-*. MiKiv l-.cl.l ;i New Vear'ri reception uml llieir many iVivnil-i had a plei.siuil lime, Mr. (1. Cnniplii'll reti/i-ni'd Sunday fi 1*111 Nelsi-in wlu-re ho lind |mii,. tn phire his- diiughur in sclion!. From the Ilurnlil' A. Joyce and family, of Fernie spent New Years with R. Joyce and family, of Cranbrook. The IIi>rald stands for Cranbrook above all oilier things. ..Its editor hns beep called'a boomer, booiuster. George Ooldio,,of tlie government offices, spent his",holiday week ;it Fort Steele with old friends. "Unfortunately for Mr. Goldie, however, for lie was sufFerinff from a b,id attack of grip during ajl the timo. and in consequence his vacation was nol as pleasant as it might have beon. Finch and Jonos are tearing down the hotel at Kimborly that stood next to the North Star hotel and will take it to Marysville and rebuild in tin. place ofthe one burned recently. The licenfs,board held a meeting last week to consider the application of J, C. Drewry for a license for his big boarding house at Moyio There we're a niitr.bor of Movie lintel keepers in town that day as they are all opposed to the granting of the licensij The board heard the arguments on both sides and finally decided to reuse tlie license ■ John Keen, of Kaslo, ■ one of the Jjost-known—and—best Iikod*-iYioi)—in- British Otlumbia, is in town thi.-- week on business. Jolm Keen has faith in British Columbia, although he don't like the present government and has dono as much as any man in thia province tf-v-iijinresu the..no(„i|.lc that there was a bright future uheacl. lie is never pessimistic, always hope-' ful, and the Ili-rald would like to sec him.make a million as a reward for tho goal work lie has done for humanity in general and rUritish Coi* uinbia in particular. There am rumors and rumors these days as to condidatcs for the provincial election. A 111*111 who is in a position lo gallier prottv reliable information, sniil 10 a Herald man the oilier tiny, that ,7, A, Harvey and Tom Caven were nol lhc only men who were being considered, but on the contrary that J, I'", Armstrong might be in the field, and also that ■■"inynr lion ers was n prime favorite willi quite a number. Messrs,' Given and IIurv,ey nre the only I wo gentlemen nl lhe present lime who have a distinct folhiwing, and with (hem in llie field nlone, il is an open question wilh ninny as in who would win, but with others 111 the field nuiller*- would be bn illy cnnipliculc-d. Heiipondlng to the mill of tlio president, ol tlio Cranbrook T.i horn I in-s-.c- Uuion ovor 100 I.Uum'iiIb mo. at J'.it- moro hall Inst evening to partlcip'Uu in the work of organizing fm- the now year.. Thu coinmittuu in charge thinking Unit thoro would not be moro tliii'n Imni LTi to f-0 in nttnnd- nnc.', rc.cured I'lilmoro hull, which thi'V ctiiisidoivd iini|i|e U,r tx mectinj; ol that eliimicioi', Ilut thoy wore badly mltitiikcn In tlio Jiidgemoiit., lor by ii !k") oyc-ry seat wuh tukcii and .ho pcn-ilo wore sminliiig in groups In (lill'ureiil parts of tho hull ur nit- Hill,' nn tlm platform or flour, Tlm meeting wiucalli-(| t'»<■:•,!i-r by Pivr- lilcnt XV, V. (jtiril, ivlinliiii'lly 4r.j1t.111l Umiibiii-tcf tlm nii'.-'.lng, F, ll fjlmiw'tn oflli'l'iti'il iiri;'.'!Ci'i-.l.'i|-y. Tin: iilfctlun ol nllicoi'n whh the lirst tiling on tlm iiriigrniiiino aiid i'.jmi!u-iI ns l'olluw,s: Ilunorary 1'iVhliiont-Sir Wilfrid Luirier. lT(:li|i|(!lll-~.I (j, Mcf.'nlliiin. \ wc IV(.hiiliiiii"iii'(igi- ll.iggiirtii, S.'irrctiirv—•l-hjii'li.'H Alilmtt. 'rri'/'Mirer-.I-uiiM Arimlu. I'.xf'i-utli'i! CotiMiiitu;i'--Tiiii. Hoy- t.'V |l>n Vi'\) .i.'.l.l I W P.?...-.,'... William Crnig, A, Mi'lvi'ilmni, Thos, Siiirk, .John Konno'ly, (ieo. (Juu* Afir-i llm i-.l-T-tl.-r* r.f (ifiiei-i'.s tin* mil nf ilii. 11.11'I'l'itl'in was ri|4-tmil and irnVf-r 1i"fnrf In fin1 lil'it/iry of ihe C'rnnbrook Lib nil iia-'oeiiit.lnn havo llicrr. be 1T, .v. many turner* \,ln\ A t.u tlm H(*crrt.ir>'r> It ink. Hhort talk* were mi*ile bv Dr. King M. V. V., .Film f:n n-r, (Ji-nri-u illn/iriir'ii. U. li I*.-ml.', W. F. Gurd, and throughout the entire proceedings intent enthusiasm prevailed. The meeting 'closed with singing "God Save lhe King," and three cheers for Dr. King, the present member. • Tomorrow night there" will be at big meeting of Liberals at Went- worth hall for the purpose oi*"meeting with thc Liberals * of the district. There will lie talks by '■several well known members of. the party and every Liberal,isjnvitud to*bepresent. From the Prp*ifi(if tor Alex Moffata'nddnughterreturned Thursday from -a holiday visit to Lethbridge, Miss Springer, lato of -Vnncouver, ariivcd in Cranbrook. n.-day, and will take -"barge iA tiie primary „dc- partment of the school'on"Monday. Tlm board of licence c mi mission- . ers held a mscting lasl Saturd;iy to consider tho ap])licntion of ,T. C. Drewry lor a licence, which was refused. James Fin'ay. the retiring local manager of the" Sullivan mino was ' presented with "a handsome .gold watch, while at the"'mine Saturday last. Manager Anderson, in a neat speech presented the watch,'and Mr. ' Fin lay in return expressed hi3 pleas-; ure and. gratitude to this expression of gord., will and friendship on the part of the men employed at tho mines , . Some weeks, ago the readers of these columns will remember a discussion took place in regard to the erection of the building for the purpose of a reading room, game-room and gymnasium: '■ The- proposition then placed before the public proved' to bo too lnrge, and the matter., was dropped. A great many young men red nested lie v. J P. Wcsiman toun-' dertakcthc erection'of a building suitable for such purposcwith a guar- ■ anlce of good support. As a result the building is now being e'rected- and in about two weeks will-be opened'to the public. We 'understand . the idea'is to open with some , large ■pu ij I ic~f u n etiorr i' urr.ner_irn nou7ic?s" ment, will be made-later, and the - plan outlined more fully; The! Slap-' les Lumber Co.'," also North Star and K-ist Kooteiufy kindly,came forw-ard and expressed adesirothsit.liie'. work W>..f 'Hi- a»d - ha VC.-.nS'jisted-. -Vftr.v, 11m- .. .teriiilly'in the snecc3s su.hir attained. LETHHUIDGK From tliu llurnld Mr. Jarvis, of Fernie, renowed acquaintances in town on Sinday and Monday. Peter Palcrson and Vunzal Sni a, thc inincr's union organizers from Fernio, spout most of the past- week between Tabor and Lethbridgo, JIOYIK I'miii llio I.onilur ■ The Arii'oiM has nion* dovclnppd to such an extent and with such success tlmt Its future IsiiBsural. It, will hnvo tx payroll and wiil be shipping„oro before the new your Is well advanced.,, Tlm Society f.irl, St. Kugeim. Mountain inines and the Moyie mines will nil be worked nnd tlio town will derive --roiir. ln'imfli (rom tlm money tliiiscspondflil. '''Ilut the proJ"Ct. of work ing undor Mny Ic, lake Is-imo of llm b,-8t flvi- dciic ., of tlie,, coin Ing prosperity. TIiLh will open up a new Industry iliil, until recently thniight of, and iilmnld It prove suecesKful Movie will lm to Hrltlrih Coliiiuliln whi.l Bulte U to Montiiim, Then In nil |im!vib|lii,v lJm.iin<irilll of the Moylc Linn lier Co., will Ixjop* crnted uml tlm value of this payroll to tlm town Ih well known, Thim fvci-ytliliig |K)ints to flourish. ' ln« tiniijB during tlm yen- IfKJij, .llm IHU SprlngH Annllutr. ".I. Ilili Iiiih Hirptjiu'il lild frleml-i In St. Pinl nml N<"v Ymk by uinpluying 11 v.il.t, an Kiij'liHlimiin lung in ihu nurvki:. nf nnn of New Vurk'H iiuinI IdHtidiotH dic^i'i'H lie In now nt work upon Mr- Hill fnM trjiiisfnrmliig him Into tin- l.e.iu Ilrijiuiui'l nf Wall Mreol. 'lliolli-M Wfiik iliiiiijjiihtriiied tlmt llm v.ilut wns not Holdliirlii*.*-, fur he innnag. • '. ' ' " i.|> .. •.'...ii 4. ii,., 1 'mil in ft v.'i'il: V'linr.r'lint. \\ tint Mv. J1JH Js efrnhl of I1I1 vili'l nml under Unit irci.tlt'iinti'K fklllful IoiihIh hut been in n itNiloi'ili' a*! a I'lmh "-• \\\, Look mu fnr Sir TlmnmH Rhmigh. i.rn4i-,''» i 1 in..•,.1-11.1,1.,, It,, ,,,.,,, .. . ,.. 1., * - - *-- - - 'VI'Illlll-j 11 il t'rn O'li 1-l'jlllKH. ^ 4* Af Wo ih Ajrnln The I)..inliilnn and II, (J. Copper C'lmpitiilci l.iiv. ngrecij lo an eight l-i'iir hl.ili «!Hi the »mrIter men mul wu u Ini iici'ti jTiruiui-d ii|n(n fllmiH tlm "iniin IhikIh nu tlmt whieb lm« bnim in jipcnirliin hi tiniiiby mtU'ltcr for tho Iliil HMl III.HlIllM. l» |i.-.l- -is tl.migli <h" ••l;.-l:l Imnr Uw llll* rului' lo ht»> i.i tin' Mtnc/t'T bind. ,i,i -.i 1 THE FERNIE LEDGER,.FERNIE, B. C, JANUA-rV .ofigoe. The Fernie Ledger 0. V. MOTT , ' IDITOR G. G. MEIKLE -' ' MANAGER Issviad «v«ry Wednewlav from office of iml> Uuatiuu, uor»er of Wood St. »]i4l linker Ave*, Kemie, Brit ijhCohm bin. TWO DOLLARS, A YEAR IN AOVANCE LEIBiCS'SFaTCURE If yon, your fr'ends or relatives suffer with ADVERTISING RATES £!!s' ^epsy, St. Vitus' Dance, or Falling ' [cumukbcial ihsm.av) • ■ Sickness, write for a trial bottle and valuable aUotrevi to ba chaniwd whon ilesiroil, •viU-out treatise-on such diseases to The Leibig Co., extra charee) * , 179 Kin-< Street, W,, Toronto,* Canada. AH J.*-*** per inch, pur month druggists sell or can obtainf.;i you Spocial position, an/. uilvHi.ce - Ut/. discount when plates are furni-.he.. - TIlANBlKN-r AIIVKHTISEMKjNTS ■ (sat in nonpariel, Ii lines make nn inch.) Auction Sale-., Kntort.iinmei.ts, Temlyrs, Legal Notices etc., 10cents a line, ji>-»t insertion, 5 cents a line each nubsoquen t insertion. CK.-JtvA-woKn-Ana Lout,'Koum., Kor Sale. To Lot, ftr-nt or Ex- oliange, oni; cent n. word, ou-.-h insertion. MEAniNO NOTICES On back page timong loculs, 12! ppnt=s a lina On front pags anions locals, »> uont.sn lino . HlBTilS, MAKRUlittS AUD DK.VTlVs . If occurring- araonstt our tmbsi-.ril:ers, free; all others Mcontseaoh injortioii. CanU of nun- gratulatlou.coudolenuu or tliaulc.-,, obituary pontry etu., lists of juest.i mul * wwlilm:* piai- eut*. 10 usntii a llne(nunpariel) cutih'ln.-'i-ri ion. BL'BIXKU OB rilOFKSRIONAI. CAS03 <" without ohitnga, ona inch or under. *1 ti month Anjr further Information dotirod can ho had on application to thn iiiiuu-.tw. The Bud Not Yet. "Last session it was Mr. Dennis who took care ot tho Victoriu lobby, but it begins to look su if he ini^ht he busy by-siid-by cx--liiini!itf the C. P. li.'s connection with tTieAUwrta election to the courts there. There has been an exciting ciiuinx to- tlie criminal libel proceedings now {roin-j* ■ on at Calgary against the Eve-Opener, a paper ia which appeared an article part ot which, related to the activity ot Mr. Dennis during the Alberta election. Chief Justice Sif'ton lias issued an order for the immediate appearance of Mr. Whyte, the second vice-president, with all the buoks and papers of the company relating to the election. Tbe case, in fact, is assuming extraordinary proportions and promises to reveal some features of the Alberta political contest, at present shrouded in mystery. Mr: Dennis is Mr. Whyte'8 official assistant, and although an effort to subpienu liim also has not yet been successful. it is not unlikely that ho will be unable to attend to the British Columbia end of the company's largor1 affairs for some little time."—Vancouver World. v The above may furnish another clue to why Premier McBride is not so sure that he has a railroad policy to preseut to the house when it meets. A'railroad policy could' not be ruil- —- roaded-tbrough"t!ie"tegis!atiii'e~witli~ out a lobby and if B'jb Edwards is going to resart.to such a dirty trick as is indioated by the -above article may havo to be neglected while Mr. Dennis ia encaged at Calgury in an effort to prevent his name from going on the court records as a real, particularly dead Dennis. i„i_ Tho Same old Story The following editorial from lhc Boundary Creek Times, of the 29II1 ult, is well worth the reading. The premier, since arriving in Victorki, pceim to hnve gotten his brand new railroad policy mixed up with other worthless rubbish which he seems to he ,, carrying nbout in his pockets, and i.s ;tl present unable to say whether he hud «nch a thing, or if he did ever have it, just what kind of a looking thing it was. Other IJritliih Columbia mihislcr*- liave journeyed to the east wilh a view of doing husinesi with railrond mug* nates and have come biiclt: to Viciorin ns much befuddled ns bus Ihu linn, Richard, and with ns lilllc prqlii lo iho province as Is Ihis latest fjishlon.iiile calling jaunt likely lo prove. The I Ion, Richard's modest confession that lie had i-nlli'd, ns a mere matter of courtesy, upon Sir TliAmati Hlinughnessy, J. J. Hill, Chan. M. Hays, V. M. Mors--. , VV. M. McKenzie and Mr, Dan Man, Indicates a degree of i:nndi-sreiisliin upon lhc part of our premier 4-.-lii.-li should bo highly appro-lali-d In lliosi- little railroad fellows, and tlu>rc slioul*! be nu doubt hut thai lhe prttiiii'i- has returned with his pockets Full of thin;,". which, If not real railrond polir-ie-,, should nl least turn out in be romnv.-il'. of his annual pusses fur lhe year. ii)7, Tho editor of The Times gel**- my warm on tho scent of the real * --.lilmml policy thai hns been engaging ihu il-r, lile mind of the chief railroad lii.-iul nf the government, when hn Mnii"; ih-n the effect line beeii und will omnium' in be the confirmation of title to a liii-gc tract of Innd which hns never kvh cjirned and which Ihe said I.wit cur- pomllon still wants to have coii'Vimd as part ol its possessions in this pmv iiire. During the Investigation nf lb- -.j-qv .1,594 muddle one of Uu* most import* nnt witness In describing n ridi- he hn<J j-jl/.j'" n**'!.' :t r^intvit" i.f tin. v.;t: 1, r lumhia goveminent in tlu* city uf ll.im- ilton could recall all the 1 filling di-iaiK of a hack ride he took with thv ini-iiMitr even remembering thnt llie d'.-r af tin* buck wiii broken, but cmild nm f ir tl*.- Ilf*.' of him li'll just wlii't th.* rM.* v. ,c taken for. The Hon, Klcbar.l •irmcio hiivt* lakvil a lidi'itml i*.iis b.ullv mi Mil iiliout whnl it Wiii for UN .las the fa* tnmis witness. ItARTKRINCTIIiil'KOVIS'ri-:. "Rit-'h-'ird Mt.li7.Jt-, vrau'wi ni tint. isli Cohimbia, has returned from a vis- it to the East. He, brought'a railroad policy back with him.' Since some of his colleagues don't'know what the policy is," lhe premier, with that punctilious regard for-the eternal fitness of things for which he is noteJ, has bridled his tongue and the dear public must wait until Messrs. Cotton", Tallow, ct al are clubbed into accepting this brand new policy-. It is not at all necessary lo consult tho Mon. Robert Green; so far ;is B4>b is concerned anything Dick says goes. Mr. McBride dining his visit East saw, according'to liis own statement, tbe following railway magnates: Sir Thomas Sluuig- ncssy, J. J. Hill, Chas. M. Hays, V. M. Morse, \V, "*.!..• McKenzi*- and Dan Mann. These are the men who control the destini.'s of tlu*; Canadian Pacific, tlu; Great * Northern, the, Grand Trunk Pacific nnd the Cai-adi-m Northern. The people of nriti-.Ii Columbia who have some regard for the*'credit of tlie province and also for its reputation, were greatly concerned when a politician of MeBride's calibre left the confines of the province. It has been hinted for months that Premier McBride was anxious to dissolve the legislature and appeal lo the public. There was one importacit thing lacking—.ihe wherewithal to carry on a campaign.' Judging from the experiences of thc past the premier is not any too particular regarding tbe source of supply nor the extent to which (be province is compromised lo secure the, same. According to the premier's own statement the situation is alarming. He !>oes east without a railway policy; he returns with one. He goes East without bis colleagues having any knowledge of any rrilway policy to which his government is committed aud returns with a policy so new that his colleagues know nothing about it and must be consulted before any announcement is made. - ■—Wliei-ice'come5"this~new'railw<*iy""ppi" icy? The premier's mind was a blank on the question ol transportation before going East, as it generally is on4 all ,.--...4....._ ..(Vrt^tJrxrr .Un Noel inlprAoin ,*r ■he province. But he saw Shaugh- nessy and Hill and Hays and , Morse md Mackenzie and Mann and be returns with a railway policy. Who filled (be vacuum, or in other words who contributed the campaign fund? How much ofthe public land is to bo alienated, to what extent is the public treasury lo be depleted in order that the McBride government may have ?25.ooo or $50,000 to corrupt tho electorate of the province? As a statesman Premier McBride i.s a woeful failure; as a jollier he is without peer in this or any other province. The Boundary Creek Times makes the assertion thai lhc announcement of a railway policy of some importance nnd lhe mysteriousness connected tiicrowilli is'all a part of that clever but shallow political game which McBiido so dearly love lo play. The Times makes 1I10 further assertion llial the railway policy which McBride has in his'.iiisidf pockei will nol open up <u\y new section of lhe province and will not be efi'eclive in building a single mile of new railway lb-it tho necessities of transportation conditi.-ins will nol force the building 1 hereof, without regit id to any railwin policy which the McBride government may ncn.'pt from tlm railway- corpora- lion inli'iestcd. The Boundary Creek Times will even go I'urther and stale lh.it the railway (-•i-lic'.Mi sacredly guarded by Premier McBi-idc contains nothing lhat those who have been wnlchlng eveiils were not roiini/'mi of before Mr. MrBrii.e .vi'iil EiiM, Il is a policy in tbe inlor- t'..|_s of llie Canadian Pacific Railway: U is a policy locni'ilirm that corporation 'n 1111 enormous Ihii.I grant in e-, pres*. violation of tlu* m:t p,H>.i.'d hy llm li^is latin--.', and il is a policy lo bnnu,s llie Canadian P.icilic to build a railway wliii'h it li foiTcd In build by tlit* enter' prise of lis compel ing nud wilh nm money or lands. It h 11 policy that lm-. for iis object llu- seeming of 11 ciiiiip,ii|jii fund; il is a policy such ns would tun* uriillv be r\piTlml Irom IVi.nii.'i' Mr Bride and lii^.fi.lus iiilniie.s, lhe lion, Kohl. Ciiceii," I'Vozcii Two YoniH juro Dr Kfllu I/iIhIi'II Is plivsli'Ian tn tx a fiimllvonthc. West Side (Jim ol' tho iimq WW oilll"lil in n 4-t*n<i. ■ f „.,,, t»-o Vi'iii-uagri, making him an vnii-i, Travnl Iuul pr.t Imiu'll'ti'd him nn- mi'dipliii-. leemlngly luu| n<» c-'.Y-et. Koat tho jiilvloo of Or, liohUAl, lie wm Kent we.it, whore hIhi thoiv-tlil llinvlif tin. fi-/.. I. .|ti. .1.1,1 ..... •,:.,, would help liim. Tin* fiiilipr h stingy. II* reckon* wl»li 6v»ry oi'nt niul tin* ilrctor fiiti" Mmr-H li'iii ill-llcitltv In collrrilng bill**. It vjis only nlior much In* n!sli«i'cn that slm got him to Iny a ticki'.tfor his Invalid **.|l.i|.ilntr. Wi'Htwind tho sir.l; man ti"ivi.l»«d A ffw(laveago th« end IturlHi.'ene*' wus d-li'i-riiplied that lm whs ilc-jwl ind tlio ■lithoril.t'f. wWi«l t.know of tlie liHlier if he wblicil thn r<- m.iliR iMiibiliiied, Yi!*.th«nMwi-r went Kick. Hut not tin- Ift.'s Tliey were l<s>7<>n iwo. yeHm ago —Chfcujiro Amorlciin. ^waaKaroHmM f Z2iSSSKS£S5Sa x have just -placed in stock'.from Toronto a large consignment of high*, grade, white Envelopes, ordinary commercial size No. 7; superior q"e-.^jimce,1?SRoth.fa"l?h; Mgh'-cut, well gummed. These would be cheap ai ^bo.00 per IOOG printed. ■ We quote for January-orders*- * 7 In Lots of .1000,. at'$4.50 per.M. ■In Lots of 2000, at 3.75 per M. In Lots of 5000, 'at 3.25 per. M. Neatly printed, and. the* Union Label on;if desired. In-.Lots ..of 10,600, at $2.75 per M. In Lots of 25,000, at 2.5Q,per M. In Lots"of 50,060, at 2.25 per M. ^y^E also have on hand a heavy stock of white and tinted paper, suitable for which we will print ahd pad, in"Similar.1btsa& af the same prices. .'ii - S -S5 if ."'KB m ■■ ■■$%'.."■"m'-.' m' " w' '--w Call, Telephoned Write THE LEDGER,-* rO^NgE/tor'ahything ypu"require in Prihtin-. MriJi/*mi**wwxM9StFZSi^^ i&mS^!>Vi^-&irA-«??it<!f>iz, 2SaSSSlSaBS33SS3SS573E5^?.S4 S^3 *Bmi*st*nMLXM*^^ L. P. Eckstein ..iAURlSTKK-AT-l.iATV. ■, SouClTOK, EtC. v Culhlicrt Ulock, Fernie, IX. C. ■ F, C, Latoe BARRISTER, SOLICITOR,. ETC. Post Office Block. Fernie. B. C. i, \V. It. Ross " J. S, T.'Au-XAsnEi.- • Ross & Alexander. BARRISTERS, ..SOLICITORS, ETC ' ' FKiuvxn, d. n. OHlec in Ij, T. \V. nioolt, Victoria Avenue. 0^ L.D.S., D.O.S., DEWTIST ■' L. T. W. Block, opposite llie Dsink OITioo liourn—S ii.m. to 8 p.m, W, J, Wriglesworth, D, D, S. Ornwii Hours, mo 12 a, m.,l toCp, m • Ofllro in A-ln*. neetlt'H Jllnolc ovor Sliiin'n Ilnliory, PERNtK, * - - - - Ji. a MILLINERY ' ■ j^ISTTD *. Fancy Goods Big Reductions in Price Mrs. b. Todd '.MOEBIs!. 'E'l^.IsrO ^.o-'Einsrc'sr • 1 For .Quick Returns i;,-.- . M.t yem- TToWty wiil, Thn'g ■ Batt,' SucciisBO! to T. J. Jii>.rkor,nt' •THE'o'WJ.i" *. FERNIE KMPLOYME.NT AIJiilKCy rroperly'for-SalB, to-Rent or-Exohaiigo,- Rents cplloctoi, ■ Kniploynient-furnithcd. flcflurren Bros. DRAYMEN. S«smicS9 Lime &*. Wood ITOR SALE. .. . OJTico in rem* of How Foon Rloolt, Forni», B.C. . C. -MAJOR •& CO. [tsta.] New York Stocks, Bonds and Cotton. Chicago Grain and Provisions. Privatit Wire. Continuou*. Quotations. J. G. GUMMINGS PROVINCIAL AND DOMINION LAND SURVEYOR Office: L.T.W. I.lock Fi-rnii. Hrilisli Columbia E- W. WIDES0W80N CHEMIST AND ASSAYKR (J.ntt) amhh.voi- N'cIpuii Smii.1Ii.i-) (loM.SIIvnrorl.oiwI oacli <!fi|ipiir..v. *.,'*.» OoM-Silver .**l IK) *I.W 4; >|l|Hiri,., . ,l„lil 1 I (I I.I -,*ll I 4-1,' I ,,,, fl.lfj Cliiiri-ou for oilier irminU mi ii|.|i||i'iitlnii n n y DAKRR ST,, NELSON J'. 0, "Driiwvr Hum J'iioiio ADT MISS SCDDABY Kcrnlo, H. 0. TenorW off fho Piano (l.iinii||i.ll/).iiy Mil! Ii.iil) A tlinrotiffh tralnlii-rfflHtiri-il cncli pupil MISS ROCE1-TORT, Fornloi IJ. 0. I'llllll of M-Mhi-ib M'«»li. (!(ix,(InllilliiillHclK.nl of llii«l|., LonHnii, nml *.|..n„r ■.•|ii,ii,.|„|I |.'j„,.. unco, l«»ly, will ri'i'iilv'i'i 11 llmitnl mnnlicr nf ■ •liptlt fuvlumtpiiot |i»ii Ttr niii'ilu,; mul vnii'o prrh .('irlliill. Terms on App.t'r:<illon. J. F. MARION, Manager, NELSON, B. C. Corrohiiomli'iioo snlioltoil JW X'ATUONIKB HOMK IN'lJUSTHY'-SU "S^CO*KIEl Glow's Nest SpeiiEal AXIi - ri1Endprs Fovm-tto Cigars N Second-Hand'" Store Opuni'i] up noxt to Rrtiifx Hotel SKC0N1MIANI) GOODS nouoiir and sold Por Ct\,Kh va-- I.. H', H, Tertij, Tcnilc m^ ********* The West Fernie Store 3. Harks, - . - Proprietor. I. M ,, 1 full i.tock ofihry floo.|«, (Ji>nt'u Fui-r.l»lilHK* Uriiucrlos, UiiiitH, Hliinu 11 nil Ordokory, (Ilvo Ale A Cnll. nonllily Accounts Opencil. :.•!•.•»:'.^'■-■i.'ji.'^.L..1 J'•■.'■iu'll1.l1 _'u,..i. mi Mi.vaiiu'h Limijimnt Co "Limitiui, (.i:vi-iii.Mi'.N, .J Iihvc iimiiI MINARD'S I.INIMI'.NT from tlrnoto timn Inr tin- l>fisi tivrnly yoiii'ii. It wuh ri'cniinnriiil ••il lo nm l.y 11 piomlncnt phyfli'liut of Montri'iil, who riilli'il It tlm "ttrvixt Npvji Si'iitin llnlmmit. It doi'H tlio doctni'p .vork. It In pnrtlculnrly jfnoil In ciihpi .if IllumiiiJitimn nml K|iiiiIiih' ■Vmirrt truly (I.U. DUHTAN Cluii'li'i't'il AmiunUtit, Hnllfnx, N. .S.,.Sfpt7^J, 11105. ■ . RAELWAY " '[ TIME' ; TABLE. TEao Gq-nnfortabEe Way . • Uofiil TJi) Fornlo ■ Arr, £1.00 p in Kiko 810pm Itesford 0.10 p ni KJ ai-OKANK fl.JMpm ETorott o.Sl p m , Honttlo 0.00 i> in .Vancouvkk Lv -100 p in ner.d Down ' 0,*i.*i a in Lv. 10..1!! am 1-J 30 p m l,i!i p m T.30 ft m ' 9.00'hm- . !).'5 p ni Arr IM p m Arr St. Paul Lv 5,00 p m1 * Dully oxcoptiiinday . You leave Fernie and .nrrive Seattle, Victoria or Vancouver "Fnr iletalM information, l'ortli ro.ior- vivlloiib,iito.| cnll 011 or iiil.lrtiHa II. ll, DlaOKB'lONE, K *. Mo.massE.Y-' ••■' Is the place to; take*' the .Great-^-JNJprthero train * to Spokane, - time 12 .hours; "to--'Seattle 24 'hours.; to .Vancouver 32 •^her Mustvaltan ' Wtotel Thi-.. Place'to Stop Special.Attontion Given, to Loch! Tourists' . . H.'L. STEPHENS^ OWNER AND PROPRIETOR movvisttep function, m. C. . ' ■■; : The comfortable way is vin the ' GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY Fortlotnilo4t infcirmation »ddrom ■ !•'. T. W1IITSKY,P»snoiijj«r Trafflc Mjjr, 8t, l'ftul, Minn. orS.O.yi3l{Kl.S,A.-<-J. P,A. .Soattle, Wnxli. S, 9, Dulfotu nulls fmni Soattlo for thn Orient. Mivrcli 12th, ll'ftl. Q, 3. Mliiiit'Hotu hulls fmm ,-^eattlo for tho Orient i.*t,b. l.t, I.iCmI. 1 &J£S^!*n^E£Wii&Wli: 'XS^ Towrlst . SGoopor 6ec*vEoo Kffoctlvo Jan. 1st V-t'est from KcyoC3"loko to Vancouver TCast from !So!i'iyriini3r*3 Jot. to Vtnim0**i.*%*siw * mJtSt v# mt* ***** Mmard'-j Llnimtm Curf$ ColA*, Att mm NURSERIES Now f«*or> Now In btock ll.imi' (In.iin jiini finporlcil (t. n.I.'N, FIKI.P nnl FI.O\vni( HKKIS M'IioU-hhIu fiti'l flcliill S|«.piil 1'tl.i** in Fflrinir-ii Ii.«i|*nlr« Ti.dii.iiiiiK of Vrull*. nii.l Onmr.i.'iitul Trt'm. Uli>iil'i<lrri<tr.>n«, II.km, IJr^.*iiliou»r iiii.I llnrity l-Ufil* l.ntv j,.f,.\»Iiiii in nil- niir»ir!f>» tnr ty-rl-./t j.lniilllijf Rjlklum prli4<>« (4rli4*«. White f,«V.r ft'.n'iit.tiiKun-iiKK mvw a Ntirci.ins. M. J. MENRYi tit,rau**r, ll.C* 3i>f') l*r4.nliin*iiiil.ir Riiiiil, Sun., Tucs., Wed., Friday. ftfosttrcaC, Mon., Thurs'd. llGBlon, Satualnj'. St. P&llmf Daily. ftTANDAKD BLEBPKU VAN. COL'VWlTIIArS, SWCUK ROUTE. JUr i-umj.li'iii Infi.tniM Ion tiMi'.y to Im-iI *ire*i ]t. Hi-AilIn-r Agent *t Ferule. r,S.r'«rur,U.f'.A., C J.C*}U.A.X} V-A. Uv\tl»V.. Vu,l44.4HA'i4.l SCARFf LndlM nnd Qlis* I We will help you securo this Lovaly Fur Boirf. mndo from uelected full furred ikiiis, of Rloh Blook Corny Fur, nearly 60 Inches in lenoth. oruamentcd with lonjf (ur tails, end fancy neck chain. Most wsnn mid comfortsbU, and made in the very Jritrut style. W. *r* m nnllabl* Com- puny, and we wnut |»ood trustworthy ftRents to Introduce Good Hope Vegetable Pills into every homo. W« raqulM no monoy In advanoo, just fiend iwyoitr name and iddress at ono* mid we will scud you eight Roios of our Famous R». maijlai. Sell them nt Me ter box, and when we1 receive the money for tlie Pills which we wilt lend you Immediately after you have sold the Jjli, worth and returned tht money, wt will then jiromplly sfcnd yon your Fur Soopf, Our Good Hoiie Pills arc a Ciond Remedy for sit weak nnd Impure coudl* I °!1", of {hJ. mooi> » MwilU Toulc nnd J.ife 1 . m ..I,ui,,lcr' Tl,t5y tt» ewy lo ■«», «nd are in m-eat deirmnd. Don t m!«« this opMrtonltj- to «KUre UiU eiognnt Fur Soorf. . WrIU io-dny, * - u GOOD HOPE REMEDY Co. Dspl. *.if MONTREAL, CAN. If \*w I* }M{ co VKAria»-> ■^SKJfcEKPBB,RMCB OHANQs? OF ADS. TnADC MABKtl _ DtSIONt CopvmaHTi Ae. Imi*. lUdu*. utiA* (or »»f,4iriM» timiinn. Hunt I4IIH.I I'M K Scientific jihi.h« huijMntl-j. iu«tim*4 «Mklr. l*r*ut *),. Copy for change ads must be in the Lkpokr ofUce for thc inside pngrc's, not later than Friday noon, for thc back page not later than Tuesday noon—now advertisements received up-to Tuesday night at 6 o'clock. !"*..<*.wriv* " wi mw<m*mm*mmm uuiJ* Lir.in.tm Cures Dutemper. ^■^■S*£^uS^^tTiisav«=. ***m*St*:£4Xm*im»^ wc-ujASftswi^ii&JrAsvaaa^SiS^^ '"*•? x~.&X'!i3^&l'Z\<*?L^ZX Si,-.*. *■;* j- - *f ■ ..... n'-Pr.-a'Vi' ^v;o^^A ■=£;*; 'V' ■:-Trfi-AV As- •fe.' '-f-v i?A -^ F ■F>4- Ij^l \v;v n 4> v... -Our Victoria Lottar;.* .:>. Victoria, B. C, Jan. 8th 1905.—With thc advent ofthe. new year, active-preparations have been taken in hand for the-'opening on-. Thursday, the nth ; inst., of the 1906 session of the provincial parliament—a session which it. is generiilly believed will iinmediaielypre- cede an appeal to the country by the McBride government, and which, will *.- therefore be notable, for such. alluring railway legislation as may bo ..expected to predispose tlie electorate toward a distinctly insecure and mediocre admiii-" istration. At thc time of Premier , MeBride's departure on his hurried visit to Ottawa, Montreal, Torontot New York, Boston and other.eastern centers, bn "purely departmental business" as explained both by himself and by Finance Minister Tallow whoaccomanied liim,-the expectation was that the inevitable in lhe shape of a general election would be.deferred asjong as possible, and the Premier himself was the authority for the prediction that thb'Torlh- coining session woukl'bc ."a very short ono. However since the return ol tlio chiefs of govci ninent from the mysler- ous East, where they called upon numerous heads of railways both present and prospective, meroly" as a matter of common politeness as llie Premier, has since explained, the situation appears to have changed, and it is now to be a protracted session—also a general elec- . tion shortly afterwards, to take advan» tage of alleged .-'disaflfeclions in llie lib* cral ranks and a supposedly favorable psychological moment in the fortunes of Canadian Conservatism. Besides the estimates; which will be brought down as speedily, as possible, and the railway legislation, which .-will take the reverse procedure, the gSyein- ' ment program will no doubt he hu*gcly composed of measures for the.'rectific**- ' lion of established blunders in past legislation. There is the big blunder in -the matter, of the South-East Kootenay coal and oil prospecting licenses to be disposed of. There is the similar worse- than blunder in' the issuance of trap and foreshore fishing licenses, upon which fees of $100 were obtained vfor 4 powers in which the government had not lhe slightest. title to dispose of. There are understood to be' no'material alterations contemplated with regard to ihe assessment anil taxation- laws, •fijiijoiigh the adopted heavy increases were introduced as merely temporary expedients neccssary.to rehabilitate the credit of the . Province in the jjjoney market—no changes iif the -n!ueh-cr!ticised.la.ws«dealinir—w.ii-h—the_ Jumbcring and logging industry. The game law will receive' its nnnual, irim miiig and a measure will probably * be .brought forward-by Hon. Mr. Fulion, ?iipon a report.now in,preparation by ;Dr. C.'j. Pagan, secretary of the Provincial Board of Health, for the purpose of safeguarding lhe. people of British Columbia aginst poisons and other deleterious constituents contained in what are known as patent medicines. As to the position of affairs in the Honse, it is understood to be quite ■.within the bounds ol possibility tlmt lion. Charles Wilson will shortly retire .—or he- retired—from the Attorney- Generalship, whicli is generally regarded hs too heavy a responsibility for a gentleman of his advancing years; being succeeded either by Mr. VV. J, Bowser, K. C.,,of Vancouver, or Mr. W. R. Ross, K. C, of Fernie, with the chance:. of llie latter most favorable, by reason of tho existent over-representation of. Vancouver in thc cabinet councils;. Mr. Wilson, is now onrouto liomu from England, wliere lie has " been makiug nnolhcr of those quite unnecessary trips in connection with B. C, appeals beforo lho Privy Council, nnd will unquestionably offer serious objection lo the desired shelving. On thc other side of tho Ifoust", the Government members nre comforting tlieinselvei- by saying thut Mr. J. A. McDonald, K. C, the member from Kossland and Provincial ' Liberal leader, Is np't to ho missed .il most nt any time,'in conseqiienro of his acceptance of n judgeship, his eminent qualification for which high pfl'jco id eagerly conceded; niul betwixt and between the opposing bodies—for who can put n finger ou this mercurial quan lily?—Mr. John Houston; of Nolson, i.s fiecauioniiig much speculation ns he ummlly docs. While there hits been wide guessing ns to Mr. Houston'-* dessional iuteniioiiH, It is significant that he lias re engaged his favoiiU- room nt the hotel Driard, No fiy, fm (he forthcoming session, nnd hns writ* tun thut lio will hi* in, Vi.HOrla jiltout the 7II1 inst., prepared to piny his part in relieving tho nssombly of llie reproach of dullness, Wlii-ris Mr. Houston will bo founJ when thc division THE FERNIE LEDGER, FERNIE B. C. JANUARY io, i9c6 wwiHiaga Solid Gold Guff Links '1-1 u; Strength, quite as much as tasteful design,- is,re-" quired! of one's cufflinks. Those from Diamond Hall possess both.qualities.. In solid gold, the prices run from $4 to $60." One of the' most noteworthy pairs sells-, for $5.50. These are of a dumb bell pattern that permits the engraving of monogram —for which' no extra ■ charge is made. Diamond Hall's full catalogue is gladly sent on' request. A RYRSE B£OS. LIMITED 134-1304 YOKOE ST. TOBONTO ". ONT. changed-9<•<• one of svm'pathv an alarm.' I-think e fancied that a lunatic had sto 11 aboard his car in th* night "tiina. Anyhow he took me s ■<, thiugly by the arm and . tried to p.v* ify. me, and after a while I s.bbed oat to him my whole pitiful itory., . . "Say,' do you know, I believe that some conductors go to heaven. Anyway that one will, and I never, never shall forget how he had that train run back to that wayside town and lent me his overcoat' to hide in until I could get back to my mother-trunk once more. - -•'As for the women on thc car that tried to steal me. not one ot them would lift a finger to help me. , Yon see, thoy all knew that I was the evil genius who had kept them and their curly locks out of the dressing room, and tliey would have seen.me die and go to heaven in that flannelette wrapper.and those crocheted slippers before they would have lent me a rag. Wasnt' it awful?" ' "Oh, pshaw, Maudie," remarked a girl in pink tiffins leaning against a whig. "You had on . more clothes than youv'c got on riowr" . "Last call!" cried thecallboy, coming in.—Ex. ', Is a pleasant home for the traveler. JOHN SORKEE, Prop. 9- Claim Philip Carosella FERN-IE, B.C, decided that there shnll bo no bar hereafter in connection with thc legislative lunchroom. ' It was after the 'meeting nt which this important dccisioti'was.arrived at lhat Premier ..McBride -* h^n'rded -the now amended prophecy that'the session would be remarkable for its' abbrevia-. tion. -*■?*- «f» lior Awful,Moment A The very awfulost moment of* my life?'inciulred.the chorus girl adjusting lier abbreviated skirts.as she sat on a property rock find, flinging, a cobwfbbv' shawl across her nstound- iitgly decollete decolhilege. \ You could' never guess*""where it was spent, in a Pullman car! Tho loveliest, fanciest.Pullman car on the road perhaps. It wasn't- a moment.;, either, but half an hour. ■ I luui been' traveling with a show colled 'The Jolly 'Jester.*',-away- out west.." We had been on the road a whole day ami a night and wo were due at oiir destination at 8 o'clock tho next morning.' Kisins: with the birdies isn't'exactly in my line, but when you've got yonr war paint on and mast bo at rehearsal a ■ Iittlo after cockcrow, : you get madly excited sometimes; so the mornirig our train was expected to touch the town I slid out of my cozy cot at half—well, at 7 anyway. "^"Bc(ore~I,^lidTni't'"I"TftU'^Trpir--of" crocheted bed slippers and a-flannelette wrapper and threw a pink shawl over my head as a disguUe until I could reach the dressing room. I and my cnl-lci-earn in one liariil and my tooth brush inula few -other first aids to,nature in the other, and I figured that, nt that hour nobody would be tip.Mild I-should, havo' the sweet calm oi dawn to myself to say nothing of the looking glass. But, nlas, I had not reckoned wiUiilm feminine rush tlmt rudely breaks the morn on. a I-ulliiinn.. Alter a frantic disappearing net Irom berth to dressing room, T. roached llm latter only to find the door locked. - "Foiled? Not a bit of it Not mc! I,peeked into the car ahead .of 'ours anil saw that, all writ* dark nnd still and lonely there. Wrapping my shawl close around mc, I opened tho door,' crossed tho platform and, to my wild joy, reached the dressing room of tho neighboring car in eatoty. Onco inside, I gave myself up heart nnd soul to tiio joys ot an uninterrupted toilet. • "I noticed that wo had stopped nt n little town soniowhcrfl in the wiliis-,' burl know It couldn't bo my town, so I ronijiincd calm and placid. When I lind quite llnishcci iny labor of lovo and ai 11 emerged fresh and smiling, and mndo a dash for the platform, I found tlio platform; oh, yes, tlio platform, but not my own plep.ping onr or anything that waa mino. Thoy hnd shifted at thut -little town by tho NYnysldo nml lelt tho enr iHshlnd. Hero I whs speeding toward (lo'il knows whoro in a "Hnnriclotto wrnppor nnd bedroom,, slipporo. I don't think I I'ninted, but I just gazed hollow-eyed nt the receding truck of wnsto and wlldnriicss buhlnd us, and monnod nnd mniuuid. I-resontly fho conductor curno along wit!) a «uspi- clous look In hia eiyo. I i.ressod my hnmli to my oolfl'uro head and almoRt Hhrlakmi at liim. ,. - ".■Btopllio trnlnl' I.cried. 'Stop thi-* train! I'm not drcdst'ii,* Tho conductnr'ij* look of tm.iplclon m*f,l.) im. ..imiJWL'I.HlJIII" mie, UB. C. \rt00000000000000000lf000 lilt BEST OF SERVICE 10000000000990000000000 J „ CALL AND SEE . '. J Davey & Laderoute SHE*! Genera! Merchant aiid Wholesale Dealer In . WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS has thci world for a country and its :kin£ good will and justice to all. is year. a R, T. LOWERY, NELSON, B. C. , ' ^j _ 1 Notice TAKE notioo tlmt 80itiiv.i fifterilntc I intend A. to (ip,,lvlolliellon.ChlofCominl9sioncrof [.*iii(1m& Work;, for ppinmsion to i>ursh:ise tho follow."B <le*4!rili4i«l lu».li. OomuiuiiciiiK >4t thu Nortboiist corner of Lot UW".(M. T-mt, Kiiot*n«V, Dlstrlcl tlience South 10 Qhniiii; tliuni-,0 liimt -iOclmii-.K; thonco Noilli 10 olmliisi Hionci: Woit 20 clitinis; to'iilucuoi ooniiiidiioomont. contuinuig SI nuros. liiituilNovlftlilluJ. , , .John. G. Cummincs m, ., .^^r^ ■ ■";•%. il^Yt THE -WALDORF: HOTEL THE HOMIi! OF COMMERCIAL MEN ■ AND TOURISTS RATES tSM PKIl DAY' ROOMS ENGAGED BY WIRE BUS MEETS ALL TRAINS ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES Thos. Pogue, .if ** Proprietor - MINING .STOCK , If you want" (o Buy or sell any ' mining slock write or wire us. We deal in all, min- inq- stocks and will be pleased to. send .you quotations. ' MOTT SON & CO. ESTATE OK ALKKE1) DAVIES, DECEASED ■ N.-lTrCK is horuhy (il-ren that nil iwrMiio hav inn nuv el.iim* nsHinjt ilii- C"tt«U. of Alfred Diivk-n. Into of Jlioliel.P. 0., who <lio.l mi tha 10th N.ivomhor, r.«'.i, ami to whose pnr- hOiial c.ilulo l.«tturs of Admin^ir.iu.in were on tha 2-Jn.l Nov.-mbor, 1'.i.k> iininto;! to John Davies, aro reimosto.l to seu.l in'iuc-ilar*. of their oliilnnto tho miderhignoil, bo u-iior for tho Ai]mini:.trator,on or hulore llie l»t Dccombur. WOS, aftor wlnehilnlo the A-.lnums- trator will ilistributn the iissot.. of .lcco:is«il n- liioii-?; lho parties entitled thereto; liu vine ro- Kard only to r-hecluims of wliuih ho .*.liiill then luivi had notice' Allycrton nuUibtod to tho .leceascil avs l-oquintoitio pay tho.ninni'iil of Iheir.indebteiinoiiH tothe nndursigned forthwith Uatcd Mth November. 190S . ]j. l'.EcIts!em, . ••>]■>*. ie, B C. BAUT1.BTT HOUSE, formerlyi tho Chirk is the liest $1 a dav hotel in Nelson. Onlv " ' O. W. J3ARTLEOT 4vbito help omploye'l. Proprietor. *-.*&WM.** .SAMUEL" MiW&CO, BILLIARD 'TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 'Sfel-ablisKcd' , ^ forty Years, * ' Send for. Qtajogiixt 102&104-, -ADeLAIDE ST-.W.r, iJORONTO.' - Head Office s Hamilton, Canada. Capital * $2,415,000 liZesevve•"* $2,415,000 itotal Kssets * $25,000,000 Hon. Wm. Gibson, President. ' ■ : ' . ' J. Turn-hull, Vice-President and General Manager. -• , 74 Branches throughout Canada Money Orders and Drufts issued, p.-yjible in Canada or abroad. " ' Fon-ign drafts caslied: Special advaniagcs'in Savings De-iarlment. Open in the evening of the Coal Co's pay-day from 7 till 9 1 J. R. LAWKY AKcnt KKItNIK-IIRANCtt I Fort Steele Brewery Co., Ltd.. f 4* s ' ' ' ■ ' FERNIE, B.C. ''% Brewers of Extra Fine Lager Beer and Aerated. Waters. Bottled Goods a Specialty. X "ftf $%*W3Hr$^$f$r^^ a (i-4.il «» jtn^iDi^ I-. VKII041 .im Vl|li;i|),lln.,ll *m ihv walk limn )ihu>s)i, Ud nil inoilprobiilily volu slr.ii(;lit Cniiscrvfi* live, or pjiironi/*? tlio- l«W»y. Klininn- tiug Mr. HuUNlon, lho GovimiiiiiciU ex ttCClt tO lllll'l* (I MlliJ piny of J3 III* n^'Jiin'-l mixed opposing rk'iivui.s of ig, The house stafT pernonnt-l ii not appreciably altered. W. J. Saiindcrs nRiiln appears In the upecinrulnr roll of Keeper of (lie Sncrt'il Mace. lii*i di*p-. tity bcin-sr tliu veiernn Miinnv Miller. Riclt'ird Rynn will st-nitinii-i; thc ere .l<>-.ii.i!« of lli^,> .vhii dure (lio (-.;.\i^4 of the lobby pmul*; and W. J. Muwoi wilt lie His M.-ijo»tv-ji faithful mcs^nffi-i to nny nothinjfof thu cusfnninry wuilou* ■1 boiW of half n Aoien pajj-ci. LuMly hut noi It-asi pref>nAnt nf.ivfrt tv«nl n-Mrtt'uig ol Oie rxeciitivt* it wn< ieart" —— Palpitation nnd lrrcj;iilRr (\ct.ion of the li.-art nritiliio lnijy«ly to Ji^Jiii'i wnii'ry comlillun of Urn lilood. Tin- li.'url mid iicrvr-j mfiiM to pnrform tlielr proper work lor wniit ol nupport, Jjijijt wj'sijij, Ol' . 44., . ll.... [)^,l|l,C ,4,.*., *•'.■*# J«>*.' '* r**V» JlJNU" Jillll ..Void llfjlft IroublHw. •' I'nvcijivk " makes rich bl.'ocl, tono.'i tJirt-ftyi.ttitt, r<*ffiitJile*i - tli.i limit nvtlonnnd restores vital- •, . .'. . . 1 , 4. . 1 ...111 .,._ *-- - 1- -1" •;* a bottle Imntly in cum. of sudden lirrirt troublcu. THE mLLmvL WmE CO,y Ltd, WlioluBiile I'onl.sra nnd Ulroot IipimrtOH of Scotch nnd Irish Whiskey, London Dry, Old Tom nnd Holland Gin, Pommery • ' ChHmpnRiic, Schlltz beer, Ale nnd Stout \ Br cindy, Biirmcstcr, White, und Red Port nnd White Rocli. Hole HK»nt» fnr Ciiii»mla for Wlndior Tonlo, *Jna Ooitroycir The Calgary Cattle Co. : : Kktaii. Mbat Mkkciiants onsATCsr op all yonios (PRONOUNCED Sf-KUN) AU DBUCClJTI-OttC pouM-nui rtu nti. r. ss. nieeuM, limit** 170 KlnK Ob W., Toronto, CsntuU* ways on hnnd. Hara«. IUoon and Lsrd txt well. All Wlnila of Fresh FUh, In season Prompt Delivery. Give as a call. TM.: 18. In Fernie, is a Pleasant -Home foip* all wEao trav ei. - Rooms reserv ed by V*/Sre. T. W33EL&®, ^ar*agor mnrwJU* •A|A* THE ELK HOTEL ELKO, B. C. Strictly First- . Class jiodkrn nina . ANU UOItSICS T. H.YOUATT, Proprietor. j i- *^<WbtAbr%<%<%r*i/*V*^^ SHEPPARD & ELUOTT STEAM FITTING & PLUMBING Tlnnini; nml Pluinbiiif- nrrnitmcnl cppofile P.-ilvnlicn Army llnrracUs Ollice mid SiiU'srouin next door to iho Kin-,' lulward llolol. •V~V% &C04 -W%.0 RETAIL & WHOLESALE flEAT DEALERS Have one of their lai-gest Btorea in FernU. ^_Ijam.b,JV^eaI---Fresh-and-Siaeked-FiBh^ i Fresh Fish constantly arriving; A. C. LIPHARDT Gioes The Best oiSatisfection in Watch & Jetoelery Repairing 'WATCHES":"'" At Great Bargains this Week . Wc carrya complete line of Watches, both Mies* '■ • * • and Gent s, and our prices are right. Call and cct onr prices before going elsewhere—we can surely' ' please you. ' ' * •'* -•-. ■• , ■ ■■•-■' ■ i... C. C. WRIQHT, Jeweler & Optician Spaolal Atlonllon Paid to Watoh RapalHno {/%, %rttt^/%/%r%i%^t^*V%%^^%l%^^t^%%r^^ 4^5 tov®s ■Js&r-lt 7% SCOTT & ROSS UNDERTAKERS EM1i;ALME»S ■^mur1 *n*»'iBi» lujli tm \tmr tm uov M| »| «)lll of Caskets, Collins, Shipping ,Cns'es'';| Wreaths and Society Kmhloms nn hand. ' JM JjJL.BO.tsr, 33. o. tf I i »■ t WORK'S \pSITI3-NTG- Q.EDS We have sevc-al nobby lines in stock nnd we print them from our beautiful, clear-cut copperplate type faces, a la 1 •mode. Wiicn yotj.want any, call around. During November and December a discount 10 per cent will be allowed off all orders for snri.m delivery. -j- ^. , l«r- Wc have cuts and designs for Monuments and other Cemetery Work, which wc will be pleased to show intending purchasers. "«.■.» OHncRP.10Ni.41 Rbsidknck 76 Parlors In Lundy Blook Advertise in "THID LEDGER" The -Canadian Bank of Commerce IHK-AJD OFFICE: TO^OJSTTO Hon. G. A. Cox, .. B. E. Walker, . Alex. Laird, President. General Malinger. Asst. den'l Mnnaecr CAPITAL/SI0,000.000 " ' -.* REST, $4,500,000 A* vi . TOTAL ASSETS, OVER $98,000,000 SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT, Deposits, of $, a„d up- wards received and' interest allowed. The' depositor is subject to no delay whatever in the withdrawel of the .whole or any part of the deposit. Special attention is drawn to our Batik Money Orders issued payable in Canada, United Slates, England, Italy in lire, Hungary, Austria in kronen. They form an excellent method of remitting monies al a niint- inuni cost. A general Banking business transacted. Correspondence solicited. . Open on the pay-day* of the Coal Company until 9 p. 111. ,f FERNIE BRANCH -; - ~ T. B. MAY, Manager THE FERNIE-LEDOfiR, FERNIE, B. C, JANUARY .o, 1906. CENT A WORD ADS ADDITIONAL LOCALS Strictly new laid Eggs at Blundell's. If it's made of paper Suddaby has it. Lowney's and McConkey's famous chocolates at Suddaby's. Drink- White Rock when you are thirsty if you wish to avoid the fever. ■-■ For Furniture and Pianoi, line only Liquid Veneer 10 and 50 cents a bot tlo from N. E. Suddaby. White Rock water is a good, healthy beverage to guzzle down your throat these foyerish times Brand new combination saddle, ladies or gents, for. sale at The Fernie Drug Store. Mrs. Purdy-will sell by private, sale all house-hold furniture and anyone wishing to purchase please call between 3 &. 6 any afternoon. Carmichael, the tailor, has just received the nobbiest stock of Tweeds for Fall suits and overcoats .ever brought into Pernie. Let iis make you a fancy vest from one of tliose choice new pattorns. Come 'in aiid Beo them. J. Carmichael, the tailor. The King Edward Hotel occupies a prominent position in Fernie only a fclu-p or two from the C. P. R. depot, and convenient to business houses in t l»e-city. Oak side board,extension dining table and chairs, child's iron crib with mattress and open grade heater for sale very cheap. Mrs. Purdv. HOTEL ARRIVALS „ . .' ' Wuldorf. N K Broley, Cranbrook, J Low and family, Gibbon, Mrs Claywell, Wetask- Iwin, Mis Fraser and'tlaughtor F Snider, Nanton, T Louran, D Smith, J Smith, Michel, G. Jewoll, G Douglas, Jaffray, W Henderson, Brandon, L Ward, Spokane, R Hammond, C Ward, Cit^.L Graham,'Ash ville, L Zimmer,' Spokane, Lockhart Bros, Homingtoii, J 8chimke, OdosBa, C. Kasaine, Carbonado. J Salesbury, J Drysdalo, W Hoath.T Tindall, Melita, *D Elmer. Moyio,-J Proctor,Spokane, F Laurott, W.Yoarsley, Spokane,„E Wildman, H Conlthard, City, J Wilson. Toronto, J Breckonridjje, R Cole, M Colder, W V"JlJ?.\.°*-WFy«„I> Black, W Reilly, J Williams, (i TRichardson, Pomerov, A McGillivrny, Winnipeg, J. Arnutage Ldmonton. King Edward ' J Gillis, Meddows, Ida., Mrs Nesbitt, Medicine Hat, Ii Stranger, Cranbrook, Miss Horbett, Medicine Hat, A Me-- Quire, Morrissey, 'J Kennedy, Morrissoy. F Vogt, A Sinclair, Spokane, W Henderson, Brandon, R Henderson, J Crawford," R Behan, U Braels, H Lee, A ThoiT-jpson, H Evans, B. Stitt, J Wilde, Michel Hockov Club, E Brown, Claresholm, J Buller, Claresholm, J ■TjI.A?HtPIEn ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER ^ t:ns henii:>:K, iii!>ertud ut liio rate of Oue cent a word ouch insertion.' FOR SALE. QI.D NEWSPAPERS AT mUiToFJ^ir™" A SNAP, Jlulf acre in West Fernie, gooil 2 £»• story liou.so on the property. Apply Molt Son & Co, ONE STOKEY ERA ME BUILDING lSxaO good location on Victoriu Ave. . Apply, Mott Son & Oo. For Sale or To Rent - — -!■■■■ i■■■ w.Hm^m^ JJOUSETO I.ET APPLY TO JOHN UUXTElt ■/aldorf hotol. "ITOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE IN WEST -*--*• Fernio, Lot6ixlS2. Good 1 room house. This is u snap if taken at once. Easy terms A|iplv, Molt, Son\- Co. rilHEFOLLOWING PRINTED CAHJU8 ARE -*- forsiiliiat this ollice, price2S cents eucli:— "Rooms To Let, Apply Within," "Furnished Rooms To Let Apply Within," TfiUnNISHED ROOM TO KENT IN PRIVATE s. family l'mnaco anil lmt'i. Apply, this olhce. lile They Last we give with every 50'" cent purchase, A Handsome 1906 GaSander. rhese Calanders are a few of the handsome lines, we have leftover from Xmas stock and originally sold from 15 c'ts to $2.50. Come early and get a g-ood'ehqice. ';• F; The Ferirslc Drug Store. Agent for Morse's Fountain Pen, Laiighlln Fountain Pen, Eastman's Photo Victor and Berliner Gramophones, Edi3on"s Phonograph.* f«»&&^.^^ t>OOU SECOND HANI) COOK STOVE FOR * sale. Apply at this office. XTOLriKFOR SALE- I'UlUslSHEJJ. NEAR ■*-*■ where the mine train stop.i, near the *iu tion. No. 185. Nice for n small family , Pric •Sit 10. complete. Apply Mott, Son &. Co. _»» WANTED JAPANESE COOK, EXPEIUENCEO IN "Hotels mid Restui-iinls.-waiitKii job as cook oil fium. .viircs fl(jo<J n month, apply at Union Uchtiiurnnt, Feinie.' OOAUDKHS OR ROOMERS WANTED'. -» Apply to Mrs. B. Lyon 1! doors west of Presbyterian Church. _it1 o "W CLKAN. APPLY TO MRS. HUClHKB, Fernio P.O. l>5 Church, J Goodwin, "prnneevlllG,' J Crawford, Cottonwood, JGalla-rhcr, W AGreor, Fartniugton, G Cameron, Milestone. Nupimoo L Nichols, ,.Seattle, H Gnrtrell, Greenwood, D Hadden, Pittsburg-,- J Cates. Cranbrook, J Drako, Winnipeg-, A Hamilton, City, L O'Brion, Coal Crook, D Morris, D Brand, City. Royal A Alexander, Coal Creek, W King- sley, City, J Jones, Coal Creek, W Deahn, J Harper, D ^Suifiran, City, G McNeil, San Francisco, J McMnster, J Gordell.S Christy, A Rouse, F Blair, H O'Neil, Citv. , '" *■ Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria 1905 \ BANK OF HAMILTON - ; ' ' ."'' j-i* ■ ■' • .:- ■ - , ' ■ ' c REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS __7_A ;To be Presented to the Shareholders at the Thirty-Fourtli Annual General Meeting -i' -.,",'■'- - * .'.-'.-. „_ . , To b* held at the Held OWIce 6f the Bank, at Hamilton, Ont., Monday, 15th January, 1906 ■'"'■■" 'A.AiAA-..-rrnT^ — " .... Mr. J, R. Lawry, agent of the Rank of Hamilton, lias handed ns a copy of the report of thc directors of that mos t flourishing institution und wc place it before our readers. A careful scrutiny of thc statement and roport will show that the Bank of Hamilton has had a most prosperous year and is going into the new year stronger than ever. The directors are asking for authority to increase the c.ipitiil stock to the extent of half a million. The local branch is building up a very fine business under the direction of Mr. Lawry who i.s making friends among bur business people. Tin. Lbiig- KR extends to Mr. Lawry and the Bank of Hamilton its good wishes for a prosperous now year full of good business. "' The Directors beg lo'submit their annual report to the shareholders for the'year ended 30th November, 1905. The balance at credit of profit and loss account, 30th November, 1004 was $ 40,176,24s The profits for the year ended 30th November, 1905, after deducting charges of management and making provision for bad and doubtful debts, arc '. .-,„,,, „-..... . , ...vi'73-,z ■ Premium received on new slock... Mi 205,421.00 _-a 1 602,870.40 From.which,Iiiiv*} been declared: ^ Dividend J per cent., payable ist June, rO'-S 111,779,29 " - S '' " " »t December, 1905 T 119,940,28 ' 231,719.57 Cirried to reserve fund from profits ;. >35i310,00 " " -' " premium on new silock as above 205,421,00. 340,740.00 Allowance to Ex-rreiidcnt authorized hy shareholders 5,000.00 577,4S9.S7 Balance of profit and loss carried forward , $ 2S,4,0.8-* '' LIAIJILITIKS : To tho Public Notes of tlie bank in circulation....;. <•* 2,379,755.00 Deposits bearing interest • • • $18,033,608.74 .Deposits not bearing interett 3,361,115.7a Amount reserved for interest due depositors H.W "t- -; " ' ' , ., 21,464,121,50 Dalance due to other banks In Cnn.ida ',,.' , 50,262,09 Dividend No. 66, payable ist December, 1905 $ 119,940.38 Former dividends unpaid ., 7,3,00 *~—— *• 120,019.28 *»■ I ■>■!■—HI ■<, $2J,914,I57.87 To tlio SlinrolioIdorH Capital st«*U,(averaf»e for the year, Hj.317,,190).. $ 2,4.10,740,00 Reserve fund.,... ,"."•""' "■ Jf\\o,^o.oo Amount reserved tor' Rebate of iiiiercst on current bills discounted (15,1100,00 liitlaiice of profits carried forward ,..,,. , • • , *,5i*1k,.Kj .|,07i.«9'*-R3 ■' ' , i ' $ 28,HK.i,o48.'7n A8SKTB Gold and silv»r coin $ 470,023.42 Dominion government notes,,.. '. ., , 2,150,114.00 Deposit with llie Dominion government ns security for nolo cirailiillo.i 125,000,00 %', t \ \ ,,,.,... it, .* I. *,,!,. i- illl.tl <JI *»MW wii.*j*14 ■> . .1 u,„4l ...T..I ,....,...,,.,,,,,, , ll.ljijl I, IU ItaJancc due from nlbrr -hanks in Cnm-nta nml tht- United Slati-s j,^oj,i^(j,S.-< Dalanci-s due from agents ofthe bunk in Great Britain..,., St.^'^.S' .'.inadianand Hritiili government. Municipal, Railway and other securities 3,672,94^.67 Loans at call, or short call, on negotiable securities... 4,161,01-3.01 10.7nVM5.57 Note^ ilmrounicd and advances rurr«nl , '7.151, ■ 11.51 Note* di-.roiinted.'Src,, overdue (wtiniatc-d luss providetl for).. 5M",i.V> Hank preiiiises, office furniture, safes, ko ' 77''.634.33 Real ostate (othertinu bank primfses,) mortgages, ftc , , 4.H30.7'.. Other asset* not included under foregoing heads 68,4115,18 ij ;'«,.V«0,,i.'8.;ii J. TURNRULL, Dank oe Hamiltok, "■***-. , General Nf.m--.gcr. Hamilton. November 30th, 1905 _ AV'.-, i" ■!■ BsHSmHvH usdqUe&853pbi Why; buy old cased Eggs when you can get New Laid Eggs at ... SO cents per'-Dozen', - , - Prompt Delivery *000000000000tm\ » TELEPHONE 9 1 ~ * Xm0000000000aeti W. J. -Blun'deli The People's Grocer, P.O. Block, Fernie generally supposed. Dr. By bee's glassee restores . ^ perfect vision because there is scient.ific'knowledge ife and that skill, which comes from years of experi- di, 1 aclc of them. Artifical eyes always in tjj& Write me a postal and I will call. $£ O'fllce Hours: 1 to 6 nnd 7 to tt p.m;"^*? §J Dr. R. L. Bybee, om™ Roq»»» -7^8 Hotel Fernie1^ encc, bade stock «a» . *lf Exsiniin.-itioii Freo We arc . Headquarters for '« s School Books and all man- ner of School Supplies. BieasdeEI's p. o. Block. isss^seimTim^iSXSSss^'Jiuaa^ A. B. Trites, Pres. /epai R. W. Wood, Vice-Pres. H. R." Huntington,- Sec'y \zm*mmiSKM^j»vm>x*?r&z%. Tlie January StOGk-taking sale begins on Friday, Jan. 12th A - '..-, ' * * r . ■ ^ > j, ^ A feast of bargains prepared. Special offerings in every department. See. our windows for goods displayed, show- • '' ' 4 ^ ing everything marked in plain figures. <Vm. ffiflSEBira.^^ Tb© Trif@s»WoosB GoBiapaeij. Ltd.. x HIGH KIV13H [I'-rnm Tliu Tlmos,! Tlie Oeniiis-tidwnrds libol suit wns ;i(j;ttin ilulayt'il for tx week nt tlie rcijuest iif llie proNccutlon. ■ Colonel Siiuiulcrs, of Ciil^nry, is en- iliilrinu for Jolm A. Alienrn who has an interest in n I urge estate in Minster, Susk. Gcori'i-' I.nno fecelveil n reservcil sent on llie Ilut cur which lurompii* nleil tho lire hrlKndi* nnd felt relicvod when he saw Iliu busliu'ss block had sliuilly resisted the fire fiend. Very wisely lhe nuiiuiKers of the Union und Coiniucire hnnUu deposited nil pnpors of value In llieir uales, locked llieir doorii and au a result ev»ir)lhinn was in workiiiK order in the murnliii/. 11 ivrlniiilv piivs to keen cool. l'lioi'ni\.Viki' Ihe firm of Hclip, KiMly and Ymiiif,'will rise Irom Its ashes. Tliey have taken temporary quarters at Mr. Roberts' brokor«K« oW™ where lliey nre prepared to nirept pnyinciit of aeauini*. itue lui'in. On Mmiilny mil will open up nl lleslip's old Kiand on the Mni'leml Iruil, and us soon as possible will i-ouiiiiein-e tlK'i-oiisiria:tion of a new haniwiiru Kiore. MtlYII.. V-'ilii thi* Irt nil.-r, IT. Cnmoton Icli Wiilnceday for iVfiin.|iif7. Tho Moyio Iviglcfi will give tx gmnd inaequenniobuilonFob, Mth. Mrs. V. J. McMnhon \a homo from tlio hospital aiii) litis nlmoBt entirely recovoi-t'il from' lior recdfit illi.css. Mlfls Nicholson, fllstor anil grand- mother havo moved horo from Kurt fttoolo, Miss Nloholflon will totiok tlio Junior room ol tho Moylo BOhool. Moylo liiko frozo ovor lnat Sunday nlglu uml Is now covered with a clear nolipi't ol Ico. Tho skating was bot- tur during tho past Tow days lliau It hnB beon (or years nnd It has boon well taken advntitrtgo of. It snowed since tlio ubovo -was pat In typo. Tlio first dlvldond on tho St. Kngono mino for I'M) will bo pnld noxt Mon- day, Jan. Hth, toBliaroholdoi'd of record today .Tannnry ihnl. Tho amount to bo diatrlbiitod l« 2 por cent, on the capital Htock or $70,1X10. Tha earn- IngH of tho big uilvor-load mino during r.Wfi amounted to over $600,00), of whloh sum $280,000 was dovotod Ni 11"> \t\ nf» fr >11 ** ^ iilM it* #)m1 if t]X\t\t}r,r\t\ut •y *.' '.■% ■ ■•» -j » ** sv- * ) * 4 » » , +m,, * t oi 2 iwr cent. each. Tho dividend aniuinnct'd for nox'i woek is tho uov cnth paid by thn company and hrlngn the tola) mn-Mintso distributed up to Hourly $WXj\C00. 'i It is doubtful If thero Is a town ln British Oolnmbla tl'uit ts starting tho year l'.iOii under moro favorable cir- cumuaneeaorwltli a brighter outlook. It Is said that every cloud hat* a silver lining, ar.il it docs scorn that alter all her adversities, fortuno ly smiling on Moyio. TneYo is no longer any worry about tho St. Eugene. It is a big mine nnd n great mino and its oro bod Iks nre almost Inexhaustible It will give Moylo a monthly payroll of from $1)0, • 000 to 950,000 (or years to como. FllANK J'rom tlio Frank. INiiwr WhIIiicc. Hamilton wuh in town from Kernie yesterday. Capt. V, A. IIIII, general manager of tho Canadian American Coal and Coku Company returned from the Coast whero he spool tho holidays with his family, An Importnnt real estate trnnsnetion was negotiated yeiterdny when Alton , r 4-T '-I M -l" - ■ ' . ' •! l» |l Hi.) i. SI. ..J.I. ilii |,**l .MtO.U .1.c .4.ill.(4.1. Hlimilton Work omipled by iIk- Ccorgt Cobl ey eonipany. Slow proKa'j.1* is being made in gal* ting the skating rink ready for skating. It hail been hnmd In bavn ll rraily for this week but the hope wait not realized nnd as the bottom Is not yet maJo it wlll likely he another week before Ihu Ico will be good. Flooding is in pro-j*. r*iss however and It is possible the ice may be made by the fir*! of thu week, C. I). McRae, asx.iitnnt engineer and accountant lor the Canadian Metal company, hat resigned nnd will shortly pay ii visit to his old home at Onaw.i. Air, Ms Cne expects to relurn to I'rank nnd may engage in business here. G, IJ. C. Martin of Dluirmoro will tako Mr. McRuc'h place as accountant. Tho West Canadian Colliers company Is heglnlng tbo installation, of its permanent operating plant al Hellcvuo. Two large Robb-Mumford boilers and an air compressor are now going in and it is. expected thai a mart will bo mndo before lonj; ou the permanent Tipple, C P. Hill, of Hillcrest, left Sunday morning on an extended visit to Sim- I'VnnciNco. In,, connection with Mr. Hill's trip io iho Golden Gate city there U an interesting story with thc more Intcri'sling piwilhlllly Hmt t|K. trjp n,;,y result In Mr. Hill adding to his slore several hundred thoiiNiiiul dolliiru, It was not ninny years'n^o that million, aire McCrine, formerly n well known man of lhe Kootenays but now tlio C'nusiiu of tho new Nevada gold Holds, wus not us ncli ns he is now. That .*.■•» ii.'uai V'-Jiiapnii's riches were first being heralded to the world and ho wauled to go there (0 tfy u, find'liis ^ fortune. Mr. Hill wus ono of tho men who made it possible for him tn do ™ He grulislnked McCnne who did strike it rich aud In a few years became immensely wealthy, When it came tlmo to dlvy he bulked and Mr. Hill has nev* or been nblo to gut hii iireonnlhig. Mr. Hill claims au e|/,'lith of i he sundry and divcru millions MtCane has amass, .■da* lb.' result of flu.- u-(-,uulu-c |u. Ie_ tfhvd and Ims tt.stiiuled suit Iri the United Slate* courts to recover. His trip to l-VIsco Is for the purpose ofpro*.- : ecutiirg.thc iiuit, ' I-.. .-J \
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Title | The Fernie Ledger |
Publisher | Fernie, B.C. : D. V. Mott and G. G. Meikle |
Date Issued | 1906-01-10 |
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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