♦A .; *%&.-«^ a *■ * :;"^*i|A* '. s-s-iw-i* : . 'HSX'f-> £*.r--&&* te-.i^t&i-f' ftp®.- ,'fj-^fl- 7-V- , XFtW2SZJ.&&Z& ■'tn mm v,'p£&*,. w * 1 liA-A. # B Ki ft ■, ?Jkj5 #' )*' it ii "J .-.' ■ "';7" ^o.^'V1-* 'Wily ' ,?:. v0^ ',- ■*■ <&? '*' C\'*' ~ , £ , /.,' . V -—~ -■*--- i---■ ■ >J —-.* " 4"> . , / L*-**: ' o-' Volume I*; Number 24." FERNIE, B.C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY .17,. 1906 Price, $2 a Year, in Advance LlFE-iN EERNIE Local Happenings in and Abbiit the City Interesting Items About Tlany 'A' Ci <-, *■ * People fou Know Don'tforget to vote for Thos. Biggs. • "i " '.,0 " * Dr; Co'rsan; visited -Elkmouth Monday. .^ ' ..... ' ' Ii: AV. Ilerchiner continues .to improve. \., ■ , , , -' ^ L. M. Proctor Is at the Halcyon Hot Springs.',.' Const Loich, of Morrissey is in tlie city today. R. Chiirch; of Seattle was a Fornio Visitor laat week.■ „ *.",,-. , Don't forgot to vote tor Thos. Biggs, the man without a job. ' The. .Junior hockey club wont- to Blairmore this meniing; -• Hugh' 53. Gilmour oi Vancouver, was in the city last Fildav.-" 4-E.'.G;HaV.ell.left' last .Friday^on a ah-orl business trip to Calgary. . A. C Austin of Cardston, Alta, was iu tho city on busine-H)'Saturday.' WnuHandley left Monday morning ou -a 'sboWbusincsa trip to Spokane. Lii. Knight,of Winnipeg,isehaking- hands with Jiia uiany friends iu town to-day. ■•■'.-'' ■'-•';',-- *.. -. •-. - 7 * Mr'. Blackstone Ib a little better and will*soon be paBt'-lhe danger point in Uie'course of the fever*.' W.J. Blundell wont down to Medicine Hat Monday night-and will be' away two or three days*.. '; 7 . . On Sunday evening next; there will be "a soil}-,-"service iii 'the Baptist place oi worship. All lhado'weicomeA l; - ., ^. - -,.-. . 1 .4 - -. - - Bo sure you don't overlook tho " two B's,' Beek'"and Biggs i'Sie two" labor rep- rosBMUtives on the citizens' ticket. , . -.. Mrs. Helen Kirkpatiitk, mother of Jiiuioj Kirkpatrick of Fornio, died at Forest'.'Ont, on the 9th inst *, aged 8L - J^ J3. Gordon, customs oilicer at Gateway, who lias been in tho eity for a fow daps, left for Gateway tliis morn. D. C.-McKonzio'of NowWestminsitt. Grand- Master of tbe I. 6. 0., F. .0. British Columbia will pay an olliuial visit to Mount Fernie Lodge Noi 47 on Wednesday "evening; Jan. 24th* - Al! members of the lodge and visiting brethcrn are urgently requested to be preient. , . Messrs. Joe Stephen*--, and Louis*. Foley wore discharged from custody at tho* close of tho preliminary hearing of, the evidence upon the charge * against them in connection 'with.the burning ot- the Union hotel at Monissey. ' No evidence to sustain such a charge wab produced, ■ -..,., Mr, Thos. Kookes, the popular and efficient manager oi the Feruie hotel, ia resigning his position to take effect about the end of the montli. It will be a long* time before the Hotel Fernio seeuros a bettor - mau-to look, after tho. comforts of'its guests thau Mr Kookes'. We hope Mr. Eookes will're main a Fernio"citizen and keep his sunshine with liim. The Calgary plumbers have gone on a strike for higher .wages. Wo don't profubii to know much about the plumbing business so cau not .say whether the Calgary strikers are. right or not, butwo do know that there is a'difference between good and bad plumbing aud the man who gets a job 'Hot - of the bad kind dit-nped into his house will have.troubles of hisowii without taking uuto himself tho griefs of the stiikers. Lucky '- Ltnvry. < 'The- engagement is, announced of Miss'Amy Doran, daughter of ihe' late Win. Doran, of Hamilton; Ont'., to Mr. J. R-.-Lawry, manager of the Bunk of Hti'i-nilton here, Mr.JLaw'ry's many Ferniii "friends will'be pleased to - know bf his'good'Yoriune and "will warmly wclconiii" his intended bride from one of the, most beautiful of eastern Canadian cities 10 our-young but-ambitious western .one, '. ■ 7: *-' - - - . ' ' OF They are pledged to do what the old council r'efubed to do upon more than one occassion, viz.. take good counsel beforo iustituting proceedings fbr or against iany matter of vital importance to the city. If the old council bad done this our city would be thousands of dollars better off to-day and it comes with ill fitting grace from the champions of -those councillors to accuse the a -The Candidates'for Aldermen on the- Citizens' Ticket are pledged todo their best tot the City of -Fernie. -If elected, no favors will be shbvtfn, and everyone "treate;d with equal justice. ' ■ • ;■'*'_ tPlace* *y®yi*; IL ®pp@sife» the ©asi^diiiates of, t^e Glth Special to Tho Ledger The first wofkioj-- day ofthe 1:9011 ses- calculates on tbe citizen's ticket of any |sion seeins destined tQ bcCotBe hislory A Warm House A Hot Roast for McBride Liberal Prospects Panning Out Bright Beck, Thos. Carpenter Biggs, Thos. Miner ins* Ciwjim:,.-..0'Brlen . of Frank,.. . MOOKEY 7 : , The. ga'nie. between Blairmore 'and Macleod on the Oth was - won«by "iho 4J latter,, score 5^-4. ",-..',*. ■'.-'...*'-' Tlio league Hockey, game between Coluniaii and' Macleod'at ..Colemau 011 tiio 8th-was-won"-uyrM<icleod seore*5=3r and Mamie Gowland, bf Nelson woro mar riod Monday. The Kev. J, Allou "of ficiating-. <r" ■ • -i ' ■'■ \.J.- >'•»;:■ ■ .- .', Mrs.-W. H. Whirii8terleft'1Sundiiy oveiiiii-if Wr-Pbrtasre 111 Prai-rj?1;' Vi'Iiu.r jietf audiither ■'.Mttiiitobi'/p«i'nti*,fd'r .--a* viaJt'iyitufrieuiiH. ,'• „ \, „. --.r •".*--■ ■":■ Koraeinbortho Public Meotiii« In tlio,Miners' Union, Hull,, Todd block, tOMiijjht. * Mian! Francis Davies is slowly but surely wliininj? her fi^ht With the fever and hermniiy youn-j friends hope soon tobco her^oufagaiii. . ■ 3, II, CJ'N'elllj division Mipt., of the G. N. was iii'tlie city last Tliim-day, roiun.W to Wbitelibh in liis, Bpccial car Friday tnoruin-*r. Albert .Dunn wns taken in charge by tho police ou last 'Thuwluy and Dr, Higgins is looking attorthoiililoi'Uin.ite man who ueoniH to have lout liid rcaaon. J, 1). MoAvtliur of Wlnnipoff line •pureluiKod'the.sawmill niul. timber lifn- itHof'»lio'MByio'TJtfnibor &' MilH«B C°- Tho coiisldoratiou in eaid to havo boou tlhOMO> D. McKay loft ov'oi* the Groat Northern last Sundny bound for Scotland, via Now York. He expects to spend'tlivco tnonthi- lu the Highlands beforo return in-j; to-Fornio. .. Mrs, Pr.'Koltli,"6f Coal Crook, gave n •very pluasitnl m'-Utary .euoliro pany -In honor of her HlHtur, Mm M. 11. KIii-j;, of Crnnhroolc. A hirjfo numbor ol Fornlo ladlos wore present. Tho C. P. II. lias commenced work on ftfjVI.OOOHtRllOIUlt I'Jiistpoi-t, IJ, C, two Btorica in holplit with MoiinfouiKlailoii, Tho OanRdlan custom's oilico will have 'oilicorooiim in this building. G 0, Rncliaiiaii, pronldont of tho wv flnclatiHl boards of trade, aiuinnnciis tlmt in ncoordnnco with tho request of 0 majority of tho diffoio'tt honvdi- tho convention to ho hold nt GnuibrouU Iiun lean postponud to Jan. Dint, D.,0, Oorbin and Ills aiBoclaton Imvo Just completed tho pui-cluao (.< 17 itqnaro miles c< ami liuuls in tho Crow's No.it dlntrlet In llriiish Coinm bin for nbout $100,000. Tho land l» , nbout 10 inllt'fl oust of Fernio, Ottr exchanges from nil over the conntry cfuitnin nnnnclal stntomonts of tho varlmifi municipal I ties, but tht* itiitomont of - monies collected nnd paid ont and for wlmt purposes in t Wfi jro irlnil to *«y that Morvln, llie son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Archd, Bitc-klny. who lian hnoii Forloudy III for tho pntl tlnoo weeks with a compllcntiou nl broiiflilil inruinonift nnd typhoid, In uow tr.AUtiip* «..tl«fuctoty rfOrtift" towards recovory. The game at Pincher Creek, on the 3th betwoeii Pincher Creek- and-' Dlaiv- ihore wos wou by Pincher Creek' scoro 8-1. '■ '''■':"' ' '"' '." -*'"•■' -. Notice has been received by the Fer: nie hockey team,-from*lite secretary of 'ihe Crows Neat Hock"ey:'Leii#ue tliat thoy b'-ivo beau suspended for not.turn* In;--* in'the'Liphardt aiid Houderson cups. Tlio Fernio club "claim these cups until thoy have been won by some other club, aiul on that ground havo refused to give' them up'.''« -* - >' , ELKO. . ' „ ;7 ' ' ."..^,,.;—..— r Mr'.':•and'' Mrs.'"'Austin and "Mrs. Kllngiti^shiiiluitccniled tlio Mil sonic ball at QruiJbrook last Tuesday evening. " " ■ •' ;;-1'" \V. T. JTunbu.-y returned to Cranbrook Wednesday. John McKoo loft for Cranbrook Tuosdny morning..' . ' ■' ' Born to Mr. nnd, Mr3. V, Swar.son, a son, on January* iO. ■'. Tho annual school mooting wns on January llth. .incl MoBsru/'J. Ale- Kfio, Austin nnd Shorldaii nro our tiow iruiiiocti. -Cody, George, •'Contractor Cree, Arthur"Hamilton, Insurance ,Agent Hammond, Richard B. C. Electrician 'Kumther,;, Edward August, Plasterer Mclntyre, John Lorne, Barber Proctor, Lawrence Manning, Lumberman Quail, John Douglas, Merchant ■-Trites, ..Amos Bliss, .Merchant Tuttle, Wm. W., Gentleman Wallace, Stephen Francis, Hotelkceper X X X' intention of going into ill advised i* litigation while at tho same time supporting men who etandiipon the official record of our eity indisputably charged With that offettee. If tho C. N. P. C. Co. and ita officers are as black as their seeming friends would paint them~tlie people of Fernie have before them a battle, not only; for- their property"rights but their rights to free citizenship aud they must choo8u.f between abject slavery and ■serfdom under the rule of a conscience Icbs corporation upon the oiio hand and honorable, upright cit.zenship upon tho other. No such alternative, confronts the people of this city. . The (j 'N.'P'. C. Co. is composed of honorable people and the billy twaddle- about blue ruin if wo don't comply with anything we may be asked to ratify-, ia the result of a little driiiikeness caused by the enjoyment of a little brief power being unfortunately placed in the hands of peoplo who have failed io know how to use it. '- :**• Let every voter go to the polls tomor. row resolved to vote for what ho or she believes to be right regardless of what these alarmists say about how awfully bad the company is prepared to act, and what unreasonable thinsrs they will do to us, if things don't go as these superscilous friends v.ish them to go. ' It would seam to an observer of ordinary sense that the stockholders, directors and officers of the 'great coal company should at once organize one vast prayer meeting and send up to the "Throne of Grace" a ceaseless clamor .asking continually to bo .saved from their self-styled friends. Bunk of Commerce*. Mr. May, local manager of tlie Canadian Bank of Commerce presents our readers wilh a statement of the condition of that great financial institulion which shows tbat that particular commercial enterprise will not hnve to suspend business for want of funds just yefc—*fThis-report-^not—only-shows-the- healthy condition ofthe bank but is a true "reflection ol" the wonderful growth of business in .general in this great growing Dominion. . * A , "• Locally speaking the bank has never had a more deservedly popular 111:11m- ge'r and Tint Leduek wishes him and his-hank the best year for business tbey ;have.ever'exprritipccdA' >~-<- TOMORROW'S CIVIC BATTLE LAST WORD TO THE ."• ELECTORS Be Selfish Enough to Vote for Your Own Interests Thn wnrnt nu-plelonfi about Andrew Harnlllon's trip to Cranbrook Imt week hHVohcnx vJirifh-iJ, Ho camo bick to Fernie in it stnte of double btenj-cdnriti, married to Ml**** McKinnio. of Kiko. nml tliey are row at borne to their flepdi in Pernio. D1SA8THRB AT SEA, Hpccln'l totiiK lii'.minii! Victoria, li."a, Jan, 10th 1000.-- WHhtho paeuagoof ninny Onys bring, ing ho word of tho nilssint; enft, what wits lit lli-st but h whispered rirond is now last morjjing Into enn- vlction—that In tlio tori'lllc Into Die comber gulos claiming the steamer .'onlund und' built Puss ot Holford nmqnjtr tliclr victims, tlio steel slilp King David liiifliiluc) born lost with till bunds on lionrd, 2B men, Tho King- David, Davidson, inustcr, bulled Irwin Snlliiiis Criis. for Hoyal UouiIb, Victoria, Sopt. 80, nnd has not since boon reported, iiltlioiiffli 11 dozen others have slneo taken tho Biime voyn-i-o in pittwn-xoB of from 115 Lo 51 days, Tlio f. ct tlmt theso havo reportcl no wrcckiiRo Is tlio Inill thread of 1\q\m to wtucii -.111*180 imcreutud in tho Klna /Javhi uro ciin-jln^, tliu -.hips ri-in- iiiranco nionnwlillu boinjjjr ndvniicfd rroiu 30 to lt> per cent. Tho owners Imvo ot intervals during thopnut thr*. 0 week* been tiinkl'irr nnxloiiB li nnlrlcB here for any itilormiuioi. of tholr overdue property. To theso business Inquiries nro now, bcglnlng to be added tho sadder mrssnges tf wives Ton ring tlioniBelvfs widows, and clilldrcn In di'p»d thnt they arftfjrpli.'in*, craving somo rotiMailng word tlmt can not be given. Hope Ims al-s/j been practically nhar.doned fcr thosclioon* pr NVIHe (Vilemsn, wlilflh left Unga Island (or Su.-ittlo Nov. If, n puswilgn usuulty tiklng a fortnight or throe, wceki, She hsi not boon rpportcd >-lnco lier twilling. - plo of pernio and of the province know it, tlio bettor will we bo prepared to battlo against thoso for liberty to exercise our unquestioned right to full eltlzonshlp. Uut to bollovoauch drivel as thut tho Crows lSe8t PaBH Coal Co. will Btoop bo low as to undertake to wreak vong-oanco upon th 0 peoplo of Fornlo becnuso thoy docllno to nccopt terniH whicli nro objoctionablo to them ina IninHaotlon wlilchdiroetly conconiH them, would bo to believe tliat• tills 1,'roat company, compnsod ol wise and (liscroot business men, hud suddonly bid adieu to their good business Judg. ment nnd «)iht to th<3 winds all soime of lienor ,'iirid fair dealing and doscondod to tlm level,of the modern irraftor in Sll hiS llUlCOUflllOHR, Ono opponent of the citizens' ticket Is reported to have said that if tho cltl- '/ens' Hi-hot thould bo elected, It would drop tlio iviitor ngrcoiucnt by.-lnw und tlie result wimld bo that tho Coal Co could - and iloiibtleus would, ch-ii'-ro ruliumii riitt's for water for Uro protection liy way of j-oliillntioii, What «n oxiilti'd njilnlnn. this man niUHt Imvo of tlio honnity and lntii«rlty of tho company ht-.p-j-j.-iudi. to liiifrlond I Jlut lot ns follnwahlHlwlHn mati's philoKophy to Its lnnJcni I'otii'lmlon. If llm conipanv Is such a plriito 111 this Individual and li In fiHHm-hiti'tt iii this cnmpnlKii would Imvo us bnllovp, and tho now council wmo lo prove ns foollt.li as Its prwlo ci'ifoi- and liy Into court, or stay out of tt without liomllii'rthij nil vice of Its ovui I'hoHim counoilnr, mid thn result would I bu thi) aniiulimmt nf tjiu water agree tnisnt and thin awful company woro to toll us that a* ptiuii-'uiiont wo would hn Retiring Mayor's Banquet. ' Last Thursday ni-j-bt retiring ■ Mayor Stork baiu|ueted (he members of lhe council,'.Chief of Pglice Walker, Ex Fire Chief Bulger, Health Officer, Bonnell, City Clerk Nunn, J. R. -Wallace aud Dr. Walkcm. Mr. Rookes lefl nothing to be denired in the, way of refreshuiL'iits and lhe feast of reason and flow of soul was kept up for two hours. Alduniiiin Kobins was unavoidably detained at Fort William and Alderman Herchmer was too ill to be out of bed. .Many toasts wero proposed, drank and replied to by those present and the retiring mayor was lold of all'his good qualities and self sacrilicintj' conduct during his occupancy of the high and honorable position as Chief Magisiralc of the City of Fernie. Tub I.rdorr for'somc reason did not get a look-in at this very elegant little spread, but is able notwithstanding to (,'ive iis readers a more exlcnded and readable account of the uiTair than the more fortunate representative of the local press who 04,'cupied 11 place at tin* festal board. Wo present to our readers tho list of rnndldiitcH nominated on Monday for aldermen to servo durliifr tlio yoar 100(3. Wo have no spolo^ius to make for giving proiiiliioiiio lo thoso names that have been placed iu nominal Ion liy the citizens' com in 11 tco. Thoy nro all well known lioiini'iiblo citlKOii of Fertile, reprcHontliig the commuiclni nud industrial elmnentH of our population and onjny thu conlldniica of thu peoplo. It Is tho first time a ticket lino been nominated pledged to onn cotiniu In tlm itiliuliili'ij'iiii-jii of tlm laws,—the treatment bf nil parties with equal jiihtlcn nnd pitdglng uo favors to any Individual clique, or company. Tlmio Nonius tu Imvo bmm a ayst-mnitlc cfforl upon tho pint of a fow sitl.-stylinl frlondo of tho Crow'H Nt'Kt I'okb (JoiiI Co. to inUri'prcBGiit tho csndidnlcH of the citl/Ains' coiiiiiiittcoand their »up portors by Ito.-allng and roltm-iilliiK tho ttaU-mcut thut they nro hoslili An UuHiitlsfnctory Lnw. From all ovor tho provinco comes muttoi'lngs and grmuhling over the (tingled cnudki'n in wiiloh school trustees (Iml themselves under tho now school law, Seven boards hold a mooting 11 lew days ago on Vancouver Island and aro making a united proio&t to tlio provincial gov* crnmi-nt. Mr, Tims. Kolth. of Oonl Crook, In conversation with 11 Lkugicu ropro- Kontiitlvo a fow days ago, stiitod that he had culled tho iittontlnn ol iho superintendent ol schools to tho unsatisfactory statu of ulfuli'B brought about by tho new net. Thoro is a probability that there will 1>o groat dilllculty In ftcourliitz tnnn enough who would Ixi wlllinit to tako u)ion them wives tho rcaponsl- hliity nf a fmsltion on tho board as tho regulations now stand. Buino iiciion will suridy bo taken nt this session to amend such an un* satisfactory act aB the present one Ims proven to bo, do not know uf a siii-jjlo enemy 10 tlm C. N. 1*. 0, Co. In the city of Furnic unleun wo except the men who nro so arduously pul livhliitf (0 the world what wicked things thVit I'oinpany would do it tittiy un lu K*'i alt nmy iikk l«.r ot urn puoplu of l-Vriilo, fiiu.-h statemontM uul only slander thu people of our city bill constitute an Inimlt to tlm lutelll^euri' and Integrity of tlio grout company they so minirpuifont ami havo mi ox 1'iiif for iln'lr eylHti-iii'ii evcrpt It bn for tho purpoHo nf prrjiiiilciiii* tho minds nf unthlnlilii/r penpln n/fnlii'l td.ilr own bc-it InloreHt*. Jf tho Crows Snst Pirns Conl Co. ami its mixill-u.v compnny nro cnm[0in<l nf meii uovdid, impriii'.'ipali'.d men an tlieio uutemnnt* mado so |<rcil«t**titly by tfitlr mw found frlomls would ImiI I us to Uitove. thcu tho logimr thu p***v cuiiipoli'ml to pay, ->(u; par hyilrunt per mouth for llio protection, limn lhe city council would hnve a very good basis from which (0 ralii* tho valuiitloii of a plant which brought \tn ownoi'H mich ii*<.U4\uiii)iiki>Y smi!.-, Imlnnco woiild not bo appreciably liiBtutlieil. What awful straights our frlandf, tho enomv, must be lu wlmn forced to lino huch brilliantly siupid argtimcntB? Wo mf-j-lit wny hint here that one of iho things to which the caudldsti'S on tho c'uizt'n'ii ticket aro plodgt-d is that thoy will bear in mind tho uielcm nxpmidiluro nf money In tho courts -V'Mdi ha» been Indulged In by tho out -Siiitii—<i jtbHiui Monday ovoning at 8,»0 ,Mr, B, ftllnn and MIsb Mary I., (tibnon woro mar- rliul at the homo of Mr. ami Mm. Tims, end the liiiaiii-iiil inxr., »>> iiiciluv, ii C. V**", Mi*tCoii in tho primeuco of ovur SAveutylivii Invited guoMts. Minn McMillan coaxed forth from tlm piano the nweot strains of MiMidellHohn's wi'ilding march, Aftor tlm ctu-emony and a brief lochil clmt, tho giiiinlH est down to a moat dump- tuous wedding nipper. Tho happy piuiplo Wiiro tin-. ii-i'Iph-utK nf many tino prei-imU and all in all It was 01m of the hiipplwu weddlnrt (iventN iiv«r tr»n»plrlng in thu city, Mr. and Mrs SI in n will unttle down at one* m «olng Mui-«ll rni'l that such-tetlen will I pftrmaiiunt roslilnnU of our city and not ba rnpMl.'*! by thwri Jf nlwtftil In |lftVe tlt« hast wlslifs of everybody, Iir adiuliiiiter thu affslri of the city, I eluding' Tuu Lkikikr. in tiie annals of Britisij Columbia'n legislature. Not only were all precedents shattered in the days proceedings—the leaders of lhe opposition for takin-ij the debate on His Honor's speech immediately iifter lhc mover and seconder of llie reply i»ad been heard from, and announcements commonly reserved for late in the session beinfj iasdc by the premier at iiie outset, wkile Mr. McDonald was even more to the point in outlining ihe course the ,Liberal opposition will pursue. Tbe Kosslatid member's address proved infinitely his strongest and most effective contribution to legislative debates since. his entrance iii'o the provincial arena, being almost judicially argumentative and so effective an arraignment: that the premier wiis compelled to immediately reply and failed utterly, to shake tbe impression created. Premier MeBride's significant announcements were that ne railway legislation is contemplated this session, the government policy being to withhold laud or money aid hereafter allowing railway construction to proceed along the lines of unassisted private business enterprises. The school act would be amended he declared but not in principle, merely in lhe improvement of itui- ciiincry. The premier defended the Kaien Island deal as the best bargain possible in provincial interest and indicated that no change will be made in the i per cent (ax, no workable suggestion having been offered as a sub- slitule or more equitable method of making the mining industry contributory lo provincial revenue. Mr. MacDonald went straight to thc essence of things io criticism of lhe speech. He demonstrated the nonsensical character of the government's claim to credit for the prosperity of mining", limbering etc, and the cxpan- sion-of—ffuit~growing.—Mintiig-was" prosperous chiefly because the price of metals had advanced in spite of rather than through any action of the government which had merely failed to redeem its promises of a reduction of taxation. Lumbering has prospered because the prairie market had,developed, prices advanced" and' Britlslr"C3DiTil>liT- production I1U3 thereby been encouraged." All.thc government has done in respect to timbering Had been to Increase taxation, -Fruit' growing had prospered because, trees had been planted and the foundation of.the industry laid long be- fore tin*, McBride government was dreamed of. The conditions of prosperity, for which . thc government took credit was really resultant upon the confidence ot .British Columbians in their country. The government's repeated breach of pledges in railway matters was next traced step by step down to last year's attempt to give away a million and a half 10 die C. P. R,, for building its Slmill'iimccn road now under construction unassisted and ibis year's indefinite railway reference in his honor'i speech. The government was pillioricd foi mistaking tho mere collection and increasing of luxation for statesmanship and for the enactment,of a school law which destroyed the free educational system that had been the pride and glory of British Columbia. Respecting tlie Knlen Islund trans action, the Liberal leader challenged lhe legality of the government'« action in giving these 15 square milen of flrit- isli Columbia's valuablo land hy order in council, to ihu speculative intermediary of the Grand Trunk Pacific railway, far It was imprewdotilfd to make such Krauts (0 the solicitor nil her than iu thc princlpiilfihlp, alleging authority which did not exist in section y> ofthe Land Act. No wonder the government proposed lo grunt no railway legislation when by minute in council it Ihui pro- pnsrd to take the nsslktanre of railway-, out of the hands ofthe legh-laiure, Pertinent reference lo lhe incomplete machinery for forest protection from fire and tlie hnppy suttlcmeni of threat* coed industrial diiturbancus in the ''nvnlter'i "'Ti' tb*'ih '.'.-'(h, In the f,-ir, ■•billing pir;igr:ip!n of th» liberal b".i A er's spiTt-h. Mr, Maion, Alhorni, who moved the reply, followed traditional lines of gov* crnmi'iit glorification and pclly politic-., Mactuman, ihu M-i-oiidcr, xirurk liis Individual note of independence, Inking issue squarely with tho government on iis railway policy and urging lho nd* vantage of prnpi'i-ly safeguarded land grants. Ho nUn urged tlte adoption of the Ontniio system of fnreit protection; an improved system nf butter Inspection; live stock Improvement and the rxten* sion of the tisufiilneu-t and compoi.ltioii of the provincial health hoard. He held that the legislature should move for tin. opening tn settlement of ihr liirgiwinrl <tp#ci«llfVMhii*hl<* ln»rt« now advocated a purely independent British Columbia campaign for better terms from the Dominion, and failing m sack campaign a severance ot rhe ties of Confederation. The speech ofthe Vancouv- «r member was only .Barred by an unfortunate reference to thc late eleatwns in the prairie provinces,- despite which it stands as the most remarkable contribution to a debate on the speech ever made by a government supporter io British Columbia's parlianient. The second day's contributors to tbe debate included .Muiiro, of Chilliwack Cameron, of Victoria; Brown, of Green* wood; Murphy, of Cariboo, and Shat- ford, of Similkaineen, who rivalled Mr.* MacGown in his .independent treatment of the questions of better terms enlurgj ing appropriations for the board of horticulture and the necessity for the immediate cons'faction of a road from Hedley to tlic Nickel plate mine. Attorney-General Wikon defended the Kaien Island deal in a special plea, evading the challenge of the Liberals to test the legality ofthe government's course. The minister also crejited con- .lidciable surprise id a complimentary reference to Mr. Mclnnis, by asserting lhat tbe only member left in Br'tirfi Columbia'*.- legislature approaching him in brilliance ant! ability, is the Nanaimo Socialistic member, Mr. IlawtUorn- waite. Evans (Cowichan), moved the adjournment of the debate which , is expected to close tomorrow, when Oliver will, be the chief speaker. Tbe government promises that all important min* istcrial measures will be ready this week. ., '■ Tho Conl Out-put. The output of coal at the mines for the week ending Friday, J*n. 12 th, was as follows:" Coal Creek Michel Carbonado 9,539 tons. 6,614 " 1.8G3 " Total 18,016, COAL CREEK V-. I wi ms.-l Special to Tim Lbdqk a Tho gymnaiium outfit0has, arrived for'tho club. D. Patton won the finai in the checker jrame at the C". C. L. A'.,A.' P. Hughes and T. Wilson won the whiat tournament at the C\ C. L. A. .A. . - --v.—■* '•.-.--*;..-'.■' .'.».... j., ,j '. .John Dclim*1i**d a finger badly smashed lnet week and had to have it taken off at the first joint. : Much dissatisfaction is eiprensed hero at the action of sorao people in Fornlo, in uaing their Influence to have thn mine train held at Fernie an hour later 011 Saturday nights. The Iraaineia that the ladlei of Coal creek trennact on Saturday orenings in For aie can eanily be dono by 10 o'clock, and there lire threatening minors that if thoy are held up until 11 o'clock before tbey can leave for home moist of them will cease thoir Saturday night visits. Thero aro miners too, who work on Saturday even-' Ingt*, who live in Pernio and they aro compelled to ttayat tho mlnea an hour lator to gratify the groed and ■elfishnejui of thoso who doiilro to bag everything in Hl-Tlit. What U your board of trade going to de In tbe mattor? MACLEOD. licld a» Indian rewvc* and ktronj/lyj —- • A"-'':!1-?-"; K|iP0l»1 toTllHT<K!'llt'll A vory pleasant social event took placo last Tlmriday orcnlng at tho homo of Mr. and Mn. M. McKenzie, tlm many friends and supportera of Mr. McKenzie in lho recent political contost bolng very much In ovidencp, An Interesting lioekoy match was played horo on Thursday night, Kornio vs. Macleod, tho latter wining by one goal. Although Kernie -waa defeated it Is no dlggraco as thoy played good clean licckoy and aro apparently a bunch oi good clean young followH, Wo aro expecting Rrotit things from our now town council tills yoar If tho awing ot some of the recently elected tnomlw-ii* on the street count for anything. Hallway nnd station In town Rttroi (louring mill, capacity 1VXJ b.uruU |air day; elevator, cut. pneity two hundred and fifty thensand biislmls, ftlsoiin electric light plant gnnrnntoed to supply light thrco nlghu ol tho week which will be a marked Improvement ovor tho present Ry*t.i»«i. There is qulto a little speculation In this district nt present ts to who will be the Houthcrn Alberta senator. Gossip umongst the imaginary knowing onus Indicates that the strup> glo will bo between DeVoher and McDonald. However, some of tho wIho one* are ot the opinion that when the time arrives for the appointmeit to bo made tbat there will be a dark horse In tbe race wlio will make tlm ahov0 namedl g-enUewin come to thn Aonelualon that they are np aft*,nut **, oughlrcd, e C/ THE FERNIE-LEDGER-} FERNIE, B. C, JANUARY i7) igo6. ft<v I ,T> l.i.-. »if -.#|^ »aimA"Ii|m^ -• y':&% 'rr1 --V- AjVR-. A* -.JSP :.lJ* T***-j°r°-*)> W'lW'i mm o*! .*.* * £*"-*■'. •-t^v SJw* '< -77" * --•-...--' r<t.-\ ^ -,-'..- ifrf-'-V^.'-v*:-' .-^■-.." .:■ .&' >"■:.•.'■'-a - IV, * K&W-s.*5. i-J-K%.» s^S feiwi-V- * t i* ivs.- 4:«'-4''<.- £«& ****-**•*•' :-M V"*'-0*- j ■t^ .-70-.U-) ,'.7*.- -IA*' m* *iw ..:,*,4Vi ■M'&i tid."1 it*. 7>< SE -..vwi ■■>.*■ X'-' '•,>-'■•.' -iA, 7&V m ,-*,-- 7**;4-; si**-..- ^m , -.A-r>^ * M . "* v.'.-.*-'' I tecwtaiwuu^MK^^ "-.■•-;*„"■;■...' ,7*7 s^fr-> «fS &£&&«-. $$ F& t& m S/pw G&/&& of J5<?^v> £>&£ fm K Usrbefe&omip i\ DURING childhood the foundation of future health and character is laid, and caiCsliciuld be taken during these first years o£ a Chilli-.*- 'Ife lo keep th'ngs as sunshiny As tiO*islble. li Is aa natural fur a child to be cheerful and good-natured as It (a for n kitten to play or a,bird to sing, and when signs of fri.*tfiilfiess and bad temper aiih-c-. It behooves the mother to look for llie cause. She will usually find It In s..ine slight physical 111, which, nine times out of ten, has been.*brought. about by lack of proper exercise and fresh air. Keep your children healthy, and you aro apt"to fini". them a merry" lot and easy to .manage. One of the most fre- tiuinl sources of neglect is in not keeping children out of doors more. You must not expect them lo s--tay out pf doors unless thoy have something to Jnterest them, and for this reason every mother should try to Invent games and pastimes that will keep thcrn.out In the pure,-fresh air. One or two liours out ol twenty-four- In fresh air is not enough for children If they are to have tho best chance of growing up strong ond vigorous. ,. , _- RcmembM- how Important Is tlftFTn- . Jiiil.ulon of pure air If you would have pure blood; and remember, too. what is pften forgotten—thut children need a plentiful supply of oxygen even moro yrgi'iitly than grown people, and oxygen tn a sufficient amount we can only find In the air out of doors. In summer it is particularly easy to manage so that many hours may be spent ln thc open air. There is no doubt lhat this is more difficult In town than in tho country; nevertheless, it can bo accomplished If there is even a small garden at the back of tlie house. Of course the nir In these back yards Is not so good as thc air in-the country or at the shore, but It Is infinitely better than the air indoors. A .swing can always be fixed up at little expense, and it affords outdoor occupation, amusement and exercise of a wholesome kind. At a surprisingly yearly "age children-can bo encouraged ■ to take an interest In a flower bed, the digging always appeals to them, and frequently it develops an Idea of beautifying lather than destroying public or other property. There arc innumerable garden games, and new ones coming along all tho time. Quoits, ninepins, battledore and shuttlecock, archery, bennbag, aro all games that will keep children.amused out of doors, which should bo the aim _of every_roother. . JtJs a good thing "to keep" a time table of just how many hours your children spend In the open air. Do not punish the little ones for fretting' until you find out why they fret; consult your time table—the reason may bo there. - S. SVMES' recipes Excessive Perspiration I am a reader of your column, nnd llko tl»! ml vice you (-Wii. Will you pluuse tell piu wlmt tu ilu for exccsulio pcrnplrullGn iiniur ilu' ki'iiih? 1 (In 1 my hair In KT04V- m;-ilnikui oil tliu limb. Can I uut- imy- .liliii; Iii w.ihIiIhk It lu keen It trum irruiv- ii„- iliiiU? 11 In iluik led. AnJ obllKu, ,* M, 0, M Try washing night and morning with hut wiucr, lu which there uro* a,tow tlroiis of iimnioiim. und common brown uou|j, Thin trealmont lias proved sut-- rieHsful in many cases. I am glvlna you formula for a hhiimnoc lo i.lu.j uic hair from Lunilug dark, Chanipoo. V/hlk' cuntllo H'.np, In shnvlnnH. 1 ounco; valor, .'I ouikvh; potiiHhluiu cmlionnto, 30 Bniliim bornx, 12-'i Kinlns: culuyiiu wulor, t nuiic.'Hi liny nun, :' oiinn-n. ' IllbMolva llm noun in llio ivntcr nn.1 mid llm .itnd* liwrollonix. IUU null lino tlio pcali". /lnnoyiug Pimples Yon linvi. Ikmii fh hwu.ji nn.l Iilml nn to lii'lli nn in.uiy nf ymu- rvii-lna. uiul hu |-.ui* iiiuiH ymi limy lm iililn to lioli) nu', Tlv l.mt >».ir or wi I h.ivu ii.'fii uriaily trr.iilil'-il hy ii lii-oiikmir mil <>n my C"'— ■iliniildi, oiu1 nl'K-r tlio uthur, vwy mru nml I nm klnl Umi nrc nc-*4*inuy i.. j|>-h; * tlii'i-ofori) tliey iiiivur eiitlmly iHmimicur, hut linvn a unit of HCiti*. which roiinlnu fnr iiiimiliii, 'I'liwy «i» <*ji11v mi my, f.Jii.'ifiiil nn.I (iiuini'l my no. o, in null nn.l hi -mi or i,n my ifiiiihii. Ami, In.iii", uu I. now I li.-iv.t Iuul n wry good coiii|il'Xlni. 1 uli.; Imvo liliioKliiiailii, I am uirulil I luivu uiioil (nn miiiili wiiu.'i- on my incu, uiuhumi I iim lilMiiyii wrmlilnK my fnen mill Iminln, nl* imij'h ink" a hath wvcrul tlnn's n wm;k, Um.iikIi rmi a daily Lntli. I mn -.'li venm n it. I.flRUI, fi fun f' Iiu'Iiuh, nml I Wnlldl l.'l , rniiiiih: I nm r.itlinr IlKln In cuniiluklnni \4lth llrl" In'iwii lind', uml niy tttcn U niiliir ilnmi'. My K'iK'i'i'1 tn-nltli ium nl; , wny a lir/n Knn.l, with n liiiiliirlin n.-w uml Ihi'iil Imi liilrly I tinvu Iuin liMiH l«'l wim IrillKi-mlun, I «ni iiiiilm, llu- ilni'lnr h ciiro, nn.l I i. In nluiii'llni,' ti Uml mill nf II' •" ' io Im nf Uic ulil-fiirlil'iiril kiml, nml (linn, n J wniii im, wliollKT wilh mv in'r-1''' Uf I inn mu proud, etc, tlu ymi Hi ' U t In? ,*> of know I mn i*iiiiii-",|I I" l"' "mr !"'• :n'' !- hi'vnr Iiml tliim. ihliiKK lii.fiiic, nml I do n-1- wntil tin ni nnw, unlnHH I linvi- ti, Wi' nil llkl 10 W'k llllr lM'Hl 111 fill I' lIlllMl- wr Ij «;.-*' iiii won't ymi pK-nno holii tiio? lln ynu HI, k (tcnmliiK my fimi' w-mM iM inn nt llin»« iliii-khcii'IT I nm iil«.) "n n n.rt nf n «il. t. Hriviin't rali'i I'limly nr »wi*i*i. fur ncvniiil JiiMithi-! hut I nm mil nny I'(*IJ.|- '';."),vv,",n" j nlmtod, UUAi'II- It. I'. I feel Hiiro thnt tliu iilmploH mi ynur •"lien arc tlm I'uHult of HiiiiiD Inwiii-d iliu- (iirbaiicc, nliluT nf your tiloml nr 'JIkoh- iIon. Ilfiwcvcr, ynu nnr-d mil fwM imn- inuniKt'il. t«r If yii iicrMnvurn In li-nil- Inx a liyiili'iil'' Uf'" tlaii'" Ih do rciiwon why llii'V Hlionlil not illmiiipi'iir, Mnt imly nliii|)l('i whulnidimii fimdn, with iilciily of fn-Hli friiltn nml vi'Ki'tiilili'ti-, jlrliiU Kri'iil (itiiiniltl.N of waler lieiw.-i'ii inriilM! ud nil tlio irt'Hli nlr iiinlnxor* I'M ynu cun. jihurv ii'kIH ImffiM' retiring wimti j'tnr fiiniMuili wiirm wnlrr nnd it irooil, pwrn wiai'i Tfeiv"o thoroiiKhly nml ilicn itpiily the uii-irul'.ifiir wliii n I mn ulvlnj- ynu forinuln. 'fix* lil.ic-kln'inld wlll inont Imn- ly .liHiini.riir ntiilnr thin irenlini'iU, hut if nnt, I Khiiiil.l'-t^ijt '""I' v-"1 hnve nol rid (if tli« I'ImiileH'iaforii ynu »nUn mni'ii lii'i'iili. rrn'iiiiurcM tn i-WTOj'-Tt.1''"'1!* ' M'l,l,{ JuirciiiiMrllla Dr mnn; itfimtiqoiX jmrilior inlulit aluii lm very bciiv-llc'liTi-'./..--T**, i-OBBtitt Creaiu lor jfimpiti*;*'-,;.^*,; I.intlln, ' minrip! nlmfin'-l Ml S mini-p"!*' iiilnhtir |iri«l|i|intc, t otinii.il nililn of iiiif. J!, tunri--*! vlnlci nxtrnel, 10 dii)|m. Apply 5 v»ry lHtl« if ihe crruin to imcii pimiiln, Walt until Uic rlmpl" *tit (lurixl befijrii Vitlim 'luc« Ijiu'Ii, im ll uilNlii nilinto. the remedy for the removal of whito* heads so successful. I fear 1 cannot glvo you tho helpful advice y.ou now ask for. The conditions you describe Indicate that you are very much run down, indeed, and need spuclnl treatment, und I advlso you to consult .i good physician and fol- ,lyw hki ucrv.tb. Care of the Hands I.aut winter whim my hands wore in vory laj conJItlun I Ltuiie io you for liolp. Tho picpiiratlniiri you tulil mu iibout wnro line, and J uov.:!* lind uucli hlco louklnn luinilii in cold wuiithor bufom, Now I hnvo lost tlio i*ui;lpiH nnd cf.ini- to you, hoping you will h.it tliinlc It wo .much trouble to'kivo tllulll tn mu IIKIilll, 'J'lliMii M'ulo tlll-i'U, ulio for ciiHinolIc k'ovon to wi'iir nt'iilKlit, n eruiini to ivhllcn tho linn 'h mill .Hnmotlilnic tn emu iiinliiiin, 1 i<*iiii.mLoi* th"l It hu.) petioiiitum in it, i,fi:y n. I repent tlm form'tilas wilh 'plctmuro ami IriiHl they ure'thn hiH'h you want. 1 nm giving you throe I'm- cimnintlc glove, H8 I do not know which una I gavo you before, They urn all goodv. : • To Whiten tho Hands, ' I.nnnlln, 100 Brums; narnWii (ll(|iilil), S5 KiuiiMi ux.ti.ict o£ vnnllla, 10 ilmpn; oil of i wo, 1 drop, Mix uml apply whon nochiirary, To Mnlto Comriotlc Olovoa, Umi soft, linitii Iciillicr kIovih, llireo or four Hlr.i'H tun hiiKi*. Itip iln ni upi'ii iuul tpifiul ihe IiikIiIc willi one of lhc f.illuwlnif iiripiiinlliimi, ilicn now thu rlpi'i-il hi-iiiii up, Tho ulm|ili.st, nml (lif'i-i-ri.rc ilui Immt irou- bleHDIIII), pllhtl' iu iniiko In tliln: Cosmetic aiovo r.iato, Ormiml Imi Icy, the whlto uf nn i>br, n lonHpiimiiul uf h,I'i!l'||ii uml nnu muiui tit Imney, Comostlc Glovo Panto -No. 2. Ilmmi'iimriQ noft tioup, '/j pouml; ollvo oil, 1 will: mill lull tullnw, I uilliuu. A (lm* In.Hunt thi.'hi. Inri'tlier lulliiivn thi'in fioiii thu lln* hi.furn mlilliit,.i KplillH nf wlin', 1 Mill: miihi'iuilK nr fuiiiu uilirr iii'i'funiii lu un ittiiiiiu,l lu Hull llm timtt), iiIwiimi bilmr on yotir Kiinid nnt lu ucunt tlilnux too liiuliiy. CoHi-iiotio Glovo Panto—No, 3. Ttnllnuil Pino tin*, 1 twiHpixiiiful; ollvo oil, 1 pint, Mult In n wnlor linih, ncntlmt with mm- . wntor nr huiiiu ii'lii'i* pui'diirii', Tliln ia a P cpurnllnn whli'li ilnin nut tpull. Tim fullnwliM |iii.|i.iruiiun mr unii with unKiiiutlu kIiivi-m Ik Hlh.lilly muio I'liiliui'utu: Myirli, I ounce: huiicy. I iiniieex; yi-lluw Wiix, 1! uunroii; I'miuwuiur, ij muiucii, Melt the wux In n wntin- bulli nnd mid Dm myrili In It while It In hut. Arii-r hint* Imt thi'in t(.«illiiT mlil tlio liunny mi,) nun* wnlui, lluiii nil un nml iiiM .I'lji'iirlii liy tlio UuHiniiinfiil imill ynu -.nuuru a idikiu wlik-li will mil I'm) nicely, For Cunburn. ,Y7^ihfy. ^"» Y \oi/f abas 1^ \,*.*s,$ ■ itW W^M ptyyjKyrsi;.* I""**-- v?.'*'^'''''! 4i fin-, -v--.'4»." •■:■-,'.'»* '• V »- 4".-.':-.:..''*^,,:-,<^4V'3 1 $&*.&&£ ••■.?>;"..•.*?-'" i "■!V*'flt3ill ^■^B§$t ! ii < WTi?. 'Sr <iii&; i--'4'-;;VW>(0»' JKb..vA ..v.i-,VV^*4 -''44 'tH; 5 ;-.-V*v- ■>>&■ mt M. Mm iMfy m& iOT --■^K: /%<!* M lx? i-?*?'^?'j. )4*«J *k«sSTVa3.£J S3 »--*»?**-«? »v st.-**: —team m i*K-..'-' v . pAsrcGi, i\ Ate&'vtz cTSussrys o'/jpeisr/s '.tmm% jm bohiB dralneil as, It would, ho In prolonxod i-UMy, luck of uleop ur Olislpailon of any (ICHCilptluii, Tho cxiurnul ti-enlmont is nomu* Uiikm cflectlvi! lumpouirlly, but cannot bo lii'iiiiuniint whllo tho causo oxluts, Local Treatment, pntho frequently with cold wntor and use frklluii, A Iittlo tuinentliid liniment or wimk nmintnla, nnu pnrt of Ullutod om- niuiiia iu iuin' uf wntor, nmy be rubbed Into tho Hkin iliilly (oncu), but kiciu euro nvwt bo taken that It iloou not rtueh tlio oyog. LAUKA IJ,—I nm giving you tlio formula-! us requested, Old-Fashioned Skin Lotion. Bponnnooll, 13 gmlnii whlto nonp, in m.i.ii.'r, ». (irruiii wliliu wnx Ipulveil-ioil), 114 ill inn: nlmuiiil oil tii.vc*ut), yt iiinm: Ji,r* ilini uliiioiiilH, 3 oum-i'u; puiu ulcuhol, 'i ouiiuiii; I'lriiilud wilier, K iiuiicch; nttnr of lomiH, 'J ilrnpii; nil of ni'i-ull, 0 druiiu: ch* , hoiico uf jiiNiiiluu, th di'iiin; buuinuu of white lime, 1,4 dm in. IHiim h tin- iilmuinlH mul bout thorn Into n iniiiuih piiHlu, ikIiIIiik 1:111110 wuitr Kiml* imlly in form a thin ciuum, Mull tho wnx, np.ii'mui'i'11 mil iilimniii nil tiiKuthui*, nn.l lo tlilH lulil tho Kinp, pievlmiuly lubheil down willi (,nc-linlC iiuni'n of wnler, To llilii inlil, In umiill iiunnlltlcH, thu ro* iriilii.lir of the wnti'i', u.-'HliluotiHly titlr- ilnif, Then mlil lho Mniluivl uliimml cieum uiul II mi liy tho iilculii-il un.I tin., pi.i'iiimo, A Hill.* i.r HiIh n,|!k mny \,ii iul,h(.,l Into llio hIiIii humtiii iiini'M. iitirlnK tho day,' 'tho olfLel Ih |iuiiiinhi4|itly l.tiinlu'liil. Honey and Almond Cream. Honey, 1 ouni'uj whlto nnnp In powih-r, tt ounce; nil of t,wi.,i ulim.n id, .' mimmi ull of hllii-riilniiinilH, li, iirnnii nil nl bornu* nml, Vi ili'iuili oil ul clnvcH, 7 ih*u|m: Imi* •.mu of I'l.TU, <^| ilniiii: l|l|llll| pIltUIINIl, Vi ilruni, . .Mix llm hIIh with llio IimIhuiii, I linn mix tlm Imnoy with the nr.iip In a morUi', nilillntr eiillUVIl of llll) pillUHIlll tu plUillll.ll a lllllu cranm, Add thin to the first mlxturo nnd continue to bint until you Imvo u thoroughly Incorporated- emollient. Callous Spots on Hands Will ynu plonini send formula thut will niinovo hnnl pIik-oh nn llm hnnilH, pimped by sw(oping? I lind your pngo very vnluuhln. _ , , pion-muD-!*. I havo 110 rofiiilar-formulii for tho ro* movil of rnlloiiri ulaci-H on tlio hnndii, but tlHi'u nro ninny xlmnln romoillcH Hint will help ynu, Huliblng puic ollvo oil nn thu luii'd fimt iicvi'inl Union 11 dny uml nt nllrttt before rutlrhiK. Thn fullow ing- Hiinplo mixture has pi-ovnil viry Hu.uciiiifiii in liiiuli CnRi'H! Hhoi, 1 mmcoj camphor, ai uralntii Klyo- ci'ln, % ounoo, Badly Shaped Nose ' IlnvlnR notoii In your henlth nml bounty puIuiiiuh of nil tlm nilvlccu ynu ofl'ur to rend* oik, I would tilco llko to auk 11 low o.uoo* llmiii. My nuHo In very Inmo and wlrto, nnd I wniilil lie rhnmil tn know II' I cun In nny wny rIvii ft 11 ilihinor hIihi 0, My Imiulu mo vuy I.iikii nml Irriiui'liir hIihiiiuI, iIud to thn fact tI>ii 1 I (.-iirricil lienvy ki*Ii,« niul' vn* llnnn wlicn my hnnilH wcio yci Krowlnn, If y.iii enn lef.nn nm how to kIvo them n nor* mul Hlmii'i I would fool vcry-Kratefji to . yon. F. II. Much can lo doiui tuwaiii iraliilitg.tliii nnHii Into 11 dcHlroil alntiip. but It voiniliiyi m'ciit iiiitlonuii, iim tlm Inipt'ovcmcnt In very nlow, Very froiinonilw preHH llio Hlilu of your iiohu togullior hoiwenn llm tliuml) and fiJi'i'llngor, Uonln nt lho hi-ldiio nml pruHii dowiiwiird. 'J'lio humls am not 110 eimlly ti-ulnvc], iih tlie niinicli.H Imvo no (Unibt Imconn; culitrcvil. Xtow* ever, If you keep thnin wlillo nnd well enroll for, It will improve tholr n-iiiear. iineo Kicutly. AMfvIICl<-4. Formulas Repeated '' rieniio p'ubllBh ngnin your roclpo ., for -"ultaiu cronin and tnlcum pow* ■ der. I Ilku,l them both no much, but hnvo mliiluM thorn, nines lust aum- , mcr, » I repeat the foimula --with pleiihuro, Am giving you two for tniciin powder, as 1 do not know which 0110 you wish. Sultana Cream Make-Up, Bwoot nliiimid oil,1 4 ounccai whlto wax, niolied, ;i:m iirulniii sponnaei'tl, 320 Ki-nlnHj bonznln (llmly powdoidil); 100 RralnHi tlno- tuio of amhiii'itTls, 00 grains; rlco powder, 320 jp'iiIhh; ptuu aiiinlnu, l,'i 111 alrm, Illend tlm rntB lu lho m»ldo roceptnolo of ft niHturil bnllui: 111M benzoin whllo thoy nro liuatlng, llio rlisn powder uml ciirinlnu whllo.4 uuullng, mul tlnctiira InHt of nil, Hprrmi It nn llio fnen und throat, pontly uml earn* tally, lubhlnii It Into tho akin, und avoid Itn fMllnir In'o thu eyobrown or clnno to tlio oycH, l'owilor with nny (ln«li-ooloiod pow* del' or velouilno, uiiplylnit tieoly w.th u puff, and after a Iittlo whllo wlpo ufi' with n bit 01 chnninlM, Thia innnks iih offnctunlly nn a l'limlir or pniitiH nnd pnlntH nil nllRlit irn* porfiiiiiloiiB of tho Bldn wlthniit having tlio repulHlvuly nrllllulnl loolc which tlu-y glvo, Hy nitlilUnl Unlit It Is Imporccptlblo. Taloura Powder. Illeo nonr, 10 oiniccBj talcum. 10 minora: nxldo of zlno, 10 ounces, Mix thoroiiKhly nnd nlft twlco through fino boltlim Nlllt, reriumo to timto, Hygienic Talcum Powder. I'm Inn iitnrcii, SO ki-iiiii-ii powrtorod talcum, SO KiiuiiHi piiwilniwl lycopoillum, t'O uriiiim: Biilnl nr liii-li! nuiii, lo Ki-umni uuhoiiuo of violet, SO orfiiim, • To Cure Nervousness f"nn you plvo inn 11 nlmpli> ouro fnr nor* v/'iiiiiieHM'- I do not wiintto tnko 11 n\- mi'ill* vlnii, uu I i.u nol fi.-ol Ill-Just nurvnui, IIKHTI.ICHH. Drink plenty of lint ■ witter hrtwiion mi-'iiln, II In ({nod for nei'voiiBiKiris Ho out uf (looi-H oinry inlnuto that you iioh* Mbly onn; tJiorti la niitliliig llko bliio kIUcm, brink wliulii ami huiimIiIiki to do nwny with an iitlitck of "iioi-vuh," Oo lo biiil oiirly, titlio 11 'itilck lm Hi evury iiionili », don't rend cnizy, oxclllnu nov Wf #-v.«.-,.-.' *i V--"'--.-'^'.!'' .\r* jiV ^*'^4A^4AA^^A^AA^A.^AAAA,^A^>A^^A^AAA^A^A^^4AAAA^^^V^^^V4^VV^^^4A^S*^VV4^*^ **4^*4 ^ 41 HMD |I4'LMIIII14IIII, ,t'y llllll 'CNi p'lt-llllln wnx, \\ oiinrni liuinllii, 1 0111110; ivntar, JU (iiiiu:i'K|. ull of lime, 3 iIi*u|ih; ulioliul, v, Outdoor Sports That Make You Healthy Melt Hii' pit mill II wnx, llilii the poliuhititm uml Iniiulln. Hllr e.iiiHtniitiy, hinllii,- tlm \4n 1 i.r in iliiilnjt lhe p,(iii'iiii, Add thn all uml nk'ulinl wl,«n iieurly eol'l. JVants Lighter Eyelashes Wuilld lull be Iilllt ('ltmii.li lu tell mn wlni <vll| luni I'm i.yi.lliHfii'H nnu hIui Id ' IlKhtrrT A ludy film.I tf I-l me Hint Did limheii mil briiiVH nhuiilil bn nf lln* iiiumi tl,».|4* im the Imlr, iirnl 11» mv hnir In cln'itl* nut In nun nn I IiibIu'n mul Iui.wk iiaikor, I tium Vim ivlll (nil me nt n.iin.itl'l* * '.i- -Aifyf,' iu li.liu.ii num, iii((i>\Mt-j, ••' '|i'<Hi\ nnt know nf n hnrmlfi'ti, citl-fne. elirnuN und liihlicH. iiKi-pc Willi your friend, hut thlntt tho effect In iniicli tirettler wlinn the l.rnwH nml lat-hen uro fllKlilly darker thnn the Im'r, By lory. XiimvA) fur, ihe ey*- I do nor' imi-pc with Found Remedy Successful lVcnkd Abrut Circles Under Ax 1 li'ive. 1Jiwl tile turn IMimlii'ftj 5oil Vioiiirimemti'd fur ikiik, nnd u(i-n*. ,1 lu 11 u i'llll. llelrpri, I liutiii Him ynu will mlvlmi m« what lo ilu Willi my linlr. I licitc l-i-.n In n Imi rill 1 hk r. who cnlil' Unit I hi|*l .1 little e.'H'imi, nnd I lock 11 ,i(iiir«( nt (rent* mini, hut my linlr ttlll fflllt mil n final dinl, Th« lit Ion thai ho nviviWKoi, my n*nl|i v.ltii linn iiuile my Imlr t:rnw, very dirtU, itnl I wuilld lllto It tu r.-inuhi lli/M, I mn nlro vi-ry llnblo lo elillln, nrnr which I nti veil liUek u n.ii'i- llu: " 44N nnl yellow III l'.|..r I'M I fl!44 drill.. Il,ll-ll> ll 44.. n, j.iikjh (llkl 1 ilci nnt linvi: on*,- li* Ih, .*• < inuililiiK I emt dn in |ir.'vuul il.riif' I wnlk Jn mi Ti'Mil nn.l l.nrk f4',-r4* .tie, n 1 »T.i'i. 1 II fill, or lulir tnlliN. Winn I U'UH lllll.., I Imd llie |4MI|iIIm*, mi.I I Link, |riliii|iu, tlmt . whnt vuijii'R in*- to lw vn i^li*. 1'AI.Ii VAI'K. IftPl Y%I7 Wladi 11,1.1'td, lliiil you found hyes A» I nevor ntifco.] » favor lefirA I wlnh )uii n.nil.l KTiint ono tu mo In ynur next tveikv imiirr. I havo dink rlrr-li-M uni'er my ereii Hint aro v*ry worrlnniiin tu nm nlwnyN, At I nm n uiibacrlln'r "t J our |iii|>''i', l.ivU'i vmi «niil.I eli'iii). ifll mr ».n,,. liim uml (ibll'ii, nnt th.it In \,*u.ilinl. DnrlcClrck'Ji ."Uirlor tho Eyes. 'J-ln.li> In nlhii'ii.. Ill nn- (ijiIi.Iii mriv In* til mil 1 .nii-ii l.j ihu lii.i.'k ei in", ml ler llm iy>u. Tlie ii-,nliiny w Niimlln-i. i linMI* t«iy, bill ilu Ik Hum lire nmiallu due 11 1- .im "li >»h,ri ,1 tli» i-i In. -i l>»^'.irf nnd nre mriiy, if cmt. fi'.-.i.i iki^Hln uinlir .ii4) ur in i.r ii nf tlm fulliulnij iluum.. i.finii»: Winn the viil.'ri't \* iir.u.inlc, nnd iher.i l» 1,1, lii.|..iltui. r.t if il,,- Clin .ij nn" liition nt tl|u I.IihA, tit wl.in the- *>*t«rii In i"i". /jmih.o II Walker , CupyrUlit, iwr, by A. M, lliunc. & Co. IK A number or gli|n lu your net nro athletic lu th'-ii limit.* iT.i.-y wlll Itnd 11 1,111111 dciii of nm in u iim0 nnd llouiiilH Clul), whon Dm woalliur j,rnwH (.-uol, Mnvn \\\f or nix nn 11 Hide nml i'Ivkiho 11 leiulor for llm "IniieH," J'riji'ilmi dully nml ."ii'i will fiinti ln< niile to riivri- long NtrotuhL'H of (-uiintry In ynur run, "JTnrV.ey, Tlricttoy Ih pnlled thn <i<Y*t|irln-- nf "Oi,r J...4JJ .it IiiM Ai.wun," JJ.H lli.n Kiimu ii 11'i longi'i' eoHllni'd In Cuiuulu, it |h nnw iilityul hy muiiy In t|,n UnlU'l Blnii'ti. Al Mrm. lifter you linvn plnye.l thin for 11 Hhurt tlmo, yon wlll lm i|iilto HiliT uml Mirn-fi (iroof Unit ovury iiiuhuIu Iimh uii'lviil lln ilip. rxnrclnn, llni'h'y I' 10 iciiiln lv ,1 rniild irnir,", tt r-n:'.'-. I'-." ,..." I'.li,;, ,11,11 \,ll|ill lli*il,ii|i:l i,| tlie lulil:' 11K inHV you Rknto foii.'.iril, tin n Imctw.inl, then Blilewliin, Tho lutif-» urn ixpiinded; ihe l.^nnd Imck mum'lo.*i iii-i ili>irl(ii*.eil. nml tliu iruril. In uii-iied mil twlHinl no Unit Urn im,Men nf ,|„, |l((,<(| III" Hl.lC'l, lltnl M|.,r trllHcii.i of I In. |i,)i*,) nn- lirni.- ht lulu pi >,<, ft.! l.'rl-illlil tff.it, tOCl, 1,1 IIIM Vi*fl'«il, ■ Hirf'ki'y Im| iiii i'A4-ltlmr and lu'-ii imln ; 1. •'■ '■'• 1-! .ill. t ' i.u r.u-.'ii i,ni I,' -jt'ti lityniitj (nti,. t-:-i liMit m ji.,... li..: It, I'lirin*?. IlldH* tf It'll \4llii (live t|.,4 • i..|., -illiy lo nuilv |t \..||| imr.liv niul 11 I-T..1M r'.i.-.f ex. nl,,,. tr ,*, f,-ni:iiif IIiIh i|icii «. i.i,.- ii|.'|jtin,.i,i im mi,,, 11 Kill ulioiild hnvo n perfoetlv hoiiihI l:i.**!y to liL'gln Willi, nml lio vui-y Hiiro ili.tt iiiiiu.' ni ht r urii.iii,* nil. iwi.iU, , Ki/IIn, in.thkH iiul 11 plMHlrnn urn niicil, nml 1111 Itimrticinr Ib nliMoliitely einen* Hnl, l.onin to fonco Willi both li:;ndn, ui tiiii 1. tlm loi'i'iirni, calf mid UiIkIi tiro dnveloi ed ky.viniiirti'lciilly on linth slden Tin* riNiilu urn tviinrierrul. 'I'luee iiinnihi of feiiili.jr pincihv will hivo UMI 11 Hunter wen, iiiiit-f- nf tnovctiiciit und n tn^i r. UK'lt- I'iriii. It Un lux lhc U4i~, iho liunil nml thn ml ml, Inilicii, l know i.f nu In <|.-|- i-,i; ■ t'i! ;.; ■ .,..;.■ t"t • \\-.-.-i ;\ \— t with the fiillK, Tlio exurcuu. Ih vIkoi-hiiii nnd c-iii'.c jn.fu, c j.. r: ji.r.iih -. 1 n.i :t ymi lire it llu In heiivlor In welKlit titan you would liliu lu Ihy'MwiiiIki ihu hlpa und nlidi'imin In iliiuriul Wfor-: your |iriul)i-u hu'ir, nnd nutt- Imw ijulcKly liny nre [educed, Ih'Klri wilh 11 ihlily* niiiliite leh-mii only,nud urnddiilly l'.mKlh* cn the lime a." .\1n1i' 11I1-1 njdli lii^i'ir-i-H, pi.'K t'ce li'-ur, |.\ jit nn; 11 ;t ilu.' i.u ,ii well mi v.'.i i-N-ri Ih.', itii'l oiiu of !;io :u.i»,t f:n(Iuul. 1,k of mmrl", Ilund'oall, Utinillnll Is 11 film R.-tinn itir ii'1-rutiii'l lli.vcieiil i!i'Vc|.piii4-iit, Kvtiy rniiiii'li- of l|,i- Iiclj' I'i i-jti '■f'B.-il. II f.|llllll*(( (|'i,> l-iti. ii mi.1 iiiicmli'ii nf tl." cm1, 'i'lm I'i:1 nli'K in!:;' .iHKIiii*; Whl'-h It tilv.ilVi ** 1,1 1 . V .' m [..-in nl In ni i- •! 111,11;, il 1.1 11 il'i't le'.l.Uifi.l .lint 1xh.lir.4tlu;; iJ**l** 11- ". ., i.r nt u.i ,ul,.nit,mi h ,- tli't it .-.in 1 .' I il.l .1 ■!■ I , Jt 14 tic Iiutli.il'll J'.ll.- tliui, ;i( Ju;,ui'l, Bntkotlmll. Alt.i'.i'-jli -,o many uli In aro dcvcti. 1 to tlm -.'utm- of hriHlitit hull. It utiomB to mo ui.a It 11111 Ith with (ontbnll I'lilhur tliim With Kill*)' Hpul'lH, In tilityliiK IIiIh kiiiiio ono h ii tit lu imc'iimc nu rxi'lted tlmt ulio forueiH ull cure fnr In nielf or for mlU'i-H. I iln not teel lint tlm (l.inui'iii nf llm If 11 Uic mu runiiieiihitU'd liy nny itilviiu- tniie th it nmy cn:iii> friini It. ,miv irlrl wim Iiih a wciik limirl hIuiuIiI ('llicflllly IIVIllll llll vlKlil'CHlH I'UtllCH un*. lii'H nhe lian the iii'|.in'-ji-li.ii of her pliyul- I'iiiu to IihIuIku In llicm, fln rd nnl no- Bo ninny Klrhi nro danlroim of Rcttlntr lin fi „:, niiii,..,.-, D.lil J,1,,., i HVJ.'iJlJ' iiiuro nf ihem dn not iry itardonliiu, Tlio imma niutluiiM nro Involved In thin imn- tlmo tlmt como Into rnnny linimclinld ilutli'H. OHpoclitly lied mnklnij, Tho «lrl who Iovim her Kitnlun In coiiiliiunlly floopliiif nml rlslim nn.tln, niiitluiiji tmiNi iiiiMiuiiiHe.iUM fur the oni' who ile:*lrcH to l-t.4 ,,4 1f,lll. C* l.i.r.ii eliii'.. to Mother Kirth Ih a li'i-cUtiK In liiii'lf. Hln* Invci li.-r chll- dun, niul tln> t-liiker ili-'y eumc lo her li.e m<iii. fudy |,|ii. u'i't'l',1 th.1,1 tjrnilly in;.I tuiillh, tl.ir.it nnu; l.i 11 fm-elmit1!!,,- jmrrult, nn ynu Aill I1111I If ynu 1 nro tul.n ll Up* H*1" il:i lu :i i.npiil vuy in ilj-<t, hut d<> It wt!', niiii 11 wl'i nm i.u iuini hi'ittit) your l" ..: .it .. i.'.v. .,.-...nl 4i,i',, ri,- j... i>< •1 ■! ei'! il.- Ium 1 i.tl unit il'iwtri.n your 1,hi, p.,mt ib it «,'iu h i'.« i.nnriKlii'il l*. mi 1'. 1 * • ■ ;■ .*..', :,- a "ni/ 'i .-. a u 1 1-1 '1 |.||-. tt*.. 1 1 ffl'i t ium,- lit..11 IhM tld.*.. iiiiuiti with nul'in-, IjiiI t "hi not I.ii.iw uf nnvti-iutr tlmt will ulvn ynu M,l ll .1 li.'t.'.lj j,.,lCC ut juijcl ax fi.r4l4.Ji* In;.'. pis and rest alt you enn, Knt nn abundance of slmulo, nutritious food. Braoo up and say you won't bo nervous; that Ir really half the light. o Reduced Her Hips Will you ploimo glvo mc your formula for Kentucky cold cream? I have reduced my - IiIpb and abdomen by uulnK tho oxeruUeu you guvu mc, I wan cxccudlnitly utout, but now, llmiikH to your beauty column, I am Blonder again. Mrs. Y, Kentucky Cold Cream. rtoHcwnter, 4 ounces: almond oil, 4 uuiicuh; upormnccll, 1 ounce; whlto wax, 1 ounco, OiungO'flawer, lllfto, vlolot or cldor-llower water (im be BUlmiltuteil fur tlio niHOWutcr at iilcnaiu-ii, nnd tho intuition r.f ono dram ot tlnciuru nt benzoin or a half dram of rail I* cylie nulil will Insuru tho crcum from bo* timdniT t'liiiclil. Alwiiyu wni.li llio fnco with hot water bo* fotc the nuubuso tri'iilmciit, . Found Formula Very Satis- 1, factory Have uiiril pcvcial nf your iiroHcrliitlons ami found Ilium very nnilHfnctory. I hnvo nrt Hit' paper uuntiilnliiK thnn, would you kindly putilUh tiu.m iikhIii? umnxo tlowur civniii, ci-ciim for nufti nliu.' the iiiiIIh, cream for olmpiioil linnilii imd corn euro. The.pie* •criptlun for corn euro aontitlnt collodion; thu other liiKreillcnt I cannot remember, I low often Hhould tlio pliynlclnn'n provcrlp* linn for rentoiintr the nnturtil color of tlio hulr boUHed? Tliuiiklnit you In advance, Youm truly ti, XX, it, Ornnjjo-riowor Croam. Wlillo wax, l nmu'ct; Hiiermiientl, 1 mmre; Innnlln, I! ouiu'ew; euennimt nil, i mmiiH: iiraui.'c-lluwtr wuitr, Z ouiiieii; oil of mim iilmondu, t oiiiiciii; tlnciuru of hrnxnlii, ai) ilrniiK. Malt tha first five Ingredlontn tngotlior, Take off the tin-iuul bi-nt until nearly cui.!, midline Iittlo bv lltth* the bomtoln, and hut* ly oranfto-tlHwei' water, Croam for Chappod Jlandfl, Whlto prtrnlniiiin. aii mind-n; linraffln wux, v, ounco: luimlln, I nunvm wnii-r, I y ounccai oil ot rove, 3 iirupH; nlcmiul, ll Mol't tho imrnnin wnx, mhl llio peti'i'lu* liim and Innullii, Hllr inimtniillv, lifiitli.tr tlm water In (lurliiK tlm nrucrim, Add thn nil uml ulculiul wlien Hourly cold, fanta for Dcllcnte, Brlttlo ringor Nnlla. Tnkn I'liiuil I'lirtK uf tellnnil pitch nnd 81 vi.li, nr uf lmiii'iiiIim nml mvrih mulled, lix tuui'thi'i' mul fiui'inl miuli the mil hi nt lilnjit, Kciiiuvi. In tlie tn irnlmr with u tlllln ollvci llll, . . ,,, ■ , , ., Hoimiilmci Hid pni'te wlll nourUtl tlio null* ami mnlie tlicm flienui'r, Corn Curo, fulleytlc iirlil, 1 ilium: rn"*i,i|nn, H ounc*. 1 'ulnt over th,. imn nr bimlen one* n tiny, nml Met mm nwny llm muiertlcliil arowth ut tliu i ml of ilinu or fiiiir itnyfi Muddy Complexion 11 1.1111 niinr* »,l I I'llOUUI e. I iboul'l nplMlnn, t T nni n render (if ymir column nml knnw Ki4v hflplul ynur renn-illfn mt, ».i " Ike tn nnu ynu nbinil my titee. tiff- in hnv* n nice dmr eom-n uml lo linvn U 1114V tMII. lllll I.u". II 1* gill Inic nimtily,' imd (Incu not look nice. I J..wi. It!, 1 ,i 1,1,#1 li'Jny 4 j-< .in 1 is inn] J11- llnnH. but Ihiy cln no nmvX. I mn In gund lii-ullli, mul dn not kiiuw whtil the ciiiuu In, I would ho vcrv ginicfiil l*> you If ynu wnti'i klruHy 1*11 me wlut Iftdo. Alio, whnt wlll tfiktr. nitay Utile ltd blolehu lelt fmm iilmplraT A muddy complexion In frequently tbo result nf 11 loriiM llvor. Aro you mir* lVllf. Ol !."\ S.IV. >.,4.Vk4>W4* |,4 J4'J.|- .4 1kI Tnko nil the uxcrcliui ynu inn und drink «|tmnt it U-i» nf wn.t'r tii-twc-rn men In, Wneii ynur inc.! wiy nliiMt before rn* llrlnir willi wnrm wiilor niul 11 mmil, tm ro simp; rlnnc ihnriiiiRhly, nnd apply ihu i-ream for which I nm ttlvlnn ymi rnrmiiln-it will noiirln.i tlio nit In mid wlillcn If, iuul bIhii lm very guo.-l for y*. tiinvlji); thu tilolchm >uu Bjeiik uf. Oia*.*si;.".-Flov,-tr Cvcftm. While »-•■«"■, l (in.c; »|ii*im(i(*t*tl, 1 Mincei bin -'III. 'J 11..II111.1 ci.i-.,rnii,t n-.l, 5 tjlilircii, . .. n,, ll.i.ii '..'Ui., . .iiilli". 1 I! ''I .l.ut i-'.i.i, nti*, t ■>mt'-.; i'.nii,.r. i.f I'ii,-.'In, '.) tlr<iiit. if«'.l lliJ. find fv." Inrif.'lfnui loiflhrr. 'trtt-i- ,'i tli-.- fi..- " ■' »■•!• I UMII nflrtv ln',.1. (1...,,n« .11,.1 l.i I.D't- Hi*. 114...V..., siiJ luat- ly ■ mnjii-fl'iiiii »«,i,, LlffLE AIDS A TO HEALTH - Wheit a person has nccIdentnHy swallowed erluBs, it is a mistake to administer a purgative, Jurtcad, nllow pl«uty , of crnokers to bo enten or thick oatmeal gruel, or anything similar, to aa to protect the intestine;-. Perspiring IlandH.-roispJrlng. hands nro a «uurcc of fjreut annoyance. Tlnc- turo of belladonna applied to tho palms will lessm tho perspiration. This U polBonous, so it cannot bo .freely ujicd. Knu de cologne, with 6 per.cent, of dilute acetic ticld, Is quite harmless. A oonventont way of using thls'ltiiuld Is to carry a wlde-nccked set-lit bottle continuing a small spango which bus been soaked with tho preparation. A splinter onn bo extracted without pnln In ibis wny: Nearly fill a wide- mouthed hottlo with hot -water, pine** tlio Injured pnrt over tho mouth nnd press tightly. Tlio suction wlll draw tho llcsli down, nnd In n minute or two tho splinter will como out. Nervous Breakdown,—NorvouB breakdown Is cftoncr duo to overworking tbo dlffostlvo oi-Bans thnn to mentnl strain ns such, Abstemious linblts In entlng, comMtiod with some nttcnt.on to exor- cl<n>, mako It posslblo for ono to do an Imniiiipo nmouiit of hurd hrnln work without injury; but to uttcnint nnythlnB out of tlio ordlunry In llio wny of wnrlc wlille BiibslaihiR on the ordinary stimulating diet Is to Invito disaster. Rmall wnrtn on children's hnmls, when lliey appear In numbers, can be got rid nf certainly nnd pnlnlossly by keeping tlmni conntnnlly tniilHt with n lotion niitdo by inldltiHt two drama of dilute nitric ncld to one pint of wntor, In lho KpiiiilMh lioiiuty rnrlirs thia- will nilv ho you 10 llvu upon n vegotublo diet while ynu urn Hiking, tlio bonuty ti-ontnu'iit. They will tell you that ncw onlons nro very good, uml no nro ns- imruuiui, npliifich nnd all tho spring veir* ctnnlPH. ■ Aud limy will whlvpur thnt tlio womnn who ents Kitrllr nnd plenty of It will hnvo 11 very Hjiiogth, very cleur iiiid.priitty -Hlctn. Iiml oiitn nn.l bitriiH Homotlmns Impnen n lho hlK-lien, ho It Ih well to know of hinidy reinodli'D, To Hinp tho bleeding of 11 hnd cut, npply llnoly jiowdnred rice or lour to thn wound. If sofi soap li to lm hnd, it wlll en no tlm pnln of-k burn nt onco, Tht-iiio who Kuffor from ttoutneM vlmtilil tnkn plonty of (ixorclso; n«ve*f ent pntntnoH or brend, no sunt or fat. nnd nowr cnt nnd drink nt tho iamo time. Thin IiIjiciiII* or ton it may bo taken, nnd nnvnr touch milk or liror. If this Is net-Hovered with, a ■ntUftctory result wtll follow, *■ it niin'jn fnro Is too red, be enreful of the illiit. Tnko no hot drinks, but cool* Inn onos,, Don't wash tho face with cold wntor, nor whon you fool Mushed, Luke* wurrn wntnr Is better. When going out In tlio. sun, wcAr.it* thin veil I'ltuit nre r.U' n nolngj ... . Ilot foot this kind, iU U '.tl.. !.. to ..-ii, vi Plneo baby on his hack nn n rug, nnd 11 hoiit Htiltablo exercise. If hi* elothlnr s not too tight, ho wlll wavo his Iittlo legs nn.l nrms In the olr, and kick ami sprnwi m great dollnht. This Is excellent for tlio niUHcleij, and baby will show his •-..,.--. - ,.-,*,... ut .. i.) j,;» tduJutr.i liitus- uro In the Iittlo gymnastics he perform*. Authorities differ on the subject of r«» moving hl.iekl.endH, hut nil agree"that 1 ■tho din nhoiild be simple, and great Hire bn tnlinn of iho dluesilvo system. An iippllr-nilnn of n gooii conl Isr sokd nnd hot wnier every tiny to tho faro will often remove the blackheada. which can then he ecjiii-0-.ert out by n hairpin and s fi-w i!mi.s uf «;.iu ilu culiiuim UHMl on tho HiiotH, Mtc'imln-g- tho skin once a fort- tiiulit to sortcti the tilftrkheuda la nn- t>il;. v u'l'ti!) nih'UaJ, nud ike muoU nro Uieii M|-ir(*-jeil out by tho JliiKirs, A lit' tie dUHilnir over tho snots with boreclo ueld i-iiwiler Is ndvlHAiile. arid lhe faeo nmy t.c wiml.ed j-very day Ut O.U powder, dissolved In hot water. •JO 2k..lXi!lrri\arnnu* .■■THK.^Y-*---- *m*m~. . '*•* *■--" i *i 'tltV-r -.UbsmtC S-^j=3.w^i.J::.>. XT. ii i * /"» ■<s THK FERNIE LEDGER, FFRNIE R C. JANUARY igo6 u PADLOCK HOLMES, OR THE MYSTERY OF THE WILD DUCK HASH MUOGSY SELLS A BILL OF GOODS AND LANDS A COMMISSION '■'[hook it onwu? -w. HELP HC(tf»t HEX UP! IWONPEfc, -utfTp-e MlKJ'i SOWtUOO VVlt> PAT BMrttei,9 mw^a ?0iii^$ iwa,,'.,WV''l'.-'.). 'Vl'. -i'i / like ,:.,A***-ArA'-'''•■"•■'■ •:'J'.-1-i;^^ VWTW* CFUHCIPPMMJF. ^|f€l .... u. it" 'f.»'l.*1.3J'. ii .x'.r I fif'V .1' .■}'*J*i',*T /,'?,/ii..',V WSr" 1 1, I *jj;-*i' *!.. ' l v ■■^PYY'My wort Mit* gftwe how* •/.. * iLLJEflPUT t>l$ HOOK IHDE <JUY'J POCKfcT! 1'"' '.MaW*":'; ;. iteifc^'V...;- ,«•!? jhH<yyi:. ^\i'f'if*i„ , .* , I,' lTl4W.v<'»■'■•"•i1l',, J''.',"t'> ''I..''* '-- ' " " '■ ft 'Ji'! ''i.i'*' ^4f& •v.-j.:"".i ,iii :■• I-i 'i.,"/, 1 .Vi-.-..'.-A . -j-. ',>-,'*•' 'n'-'r- .-",'-'.■. * I -li'.lfi '.I'M".'.'.-!::-_■■Wi L^-l! THI. Srt*wi.n rouw .COHEN« r\i llffili j;A7|g@MiM1 i0iy >.* >AllUrtieOk|f ;. i""»t,l»'fi'*>Vii '.»>',- H^AURIUW IFIUV /W'^.Vfl.:1:^ Wim yum *Vmm*u\XMXAWto, '*'r'T"':,-'t."''yiwv')..* '''■•.-"U<" ■-.yiy,. t^^* !^;«« 77-Vt.*1^.TOv ''Jj'Cf.j;1;*:.'/',,''.' •,^.,,'(',!v';'«.i^iA'! Jt,^SjS^*' ->',V'l "XJ4-J- A' ~ / wv f'^-'j • ,^*» 1 1 .- .»'-.' )i'i, -"-I*/ V'-'f1*- ">*V' i"'--!.,' . i> '" V ^tC' :>0AWIi*-1tA»RA-^M» - ..„„... PAHTS ! DW MB SOMCJ ■A'.\*,'-"", •.''■'■■'''• >-' I -"US '•' ''A-'/y-. X il-*.1- '.'StJ >'*,!, XX11 L 1 ■IS I1IIMI-IW LOWER AWAY lU't <*•',* ;-j '•"'"* ' .»,",'.'( ■• ■*'!...ii li- 7,7 Ai;*.':■; "A, 7.15Ti;m>y(' 7 7 A y <aEe—-„„ ^ w~— 11 VAHT T WO6R0.J OF iDRMfAHTJ l*»ANC*>, ICOMEIrlOHDIM^R. PERFECT'/HUH! fMM-t 17 PIVE<SROiV 1)11471^ »•> /'Ancut, 1 11. 1 1..... -/ L£T t'EK POYCJ UUP MAF A '.r.i,■:,*'„ ,.1,'iMit(I 0Fl» MUWY Mt-M'T MAVc T'lT [;(.r*„ ;.',irM;^ J V001ONT >EU60hF|t! t-b\ *',Mr:: r, SERIH'-T*--YOiJ' - jOpr* CQHEHt S®MBK-& i'ii'. i / ' ' *■ i ' A I ■_.,..* I . i i' .'. ' <<5Sfe ^ffi^c--1 THE FERMI- LEDGER, FER VIE, P. C, JANUARY 17, 1906. 32skses laataaaaa^^sgs^^aaggga^ it-t'l up in a ?nn-nsinp mnnn. ■f the fact tlmt tlm money market wn- .u.>j'.*iai't.-d to an almost un precede nti-' -'rain, riircinff mifs 10 stich higl to astonish ili« unspeculativ. iiml. Tlmt 1 many stocks lmve lw*cn forcci. tain levels sn(i kept there b\ •ed (ii'ir's of cr-nat-i interest lv evident ami it will nnt lm HE if so tut Inn ill find l.ill v 1 ho! to tha part iun Iar snb^tanue r.f llie bill itseli .ti lhc {-renc-ral jxilicy ct the ad mii-iitiun to JceeTi out all reference to tariff iiirtttora at tiiis SKssiim. A.li]--il ui tlt.3 is itep f.iti that it brought mi. ic other fi-Uows have b. en ij-iieily inpiri* Irom under thc loul. it Kctimrd to ninny that the market wns Iftticci-oaslv near " ttersoralizinsr break dnrinj; the closing weeks ot :.ho year, and that tbe hiiwH did not vbsic ivas pn.hibly due to the (net .Imt the hn-^v money iniercs-s resolved tom-ortthe calamity nt any :oit.. Now that the crisis seems to 1/. have been passe-,!, we anticipnte niany of the abnormally hija-h ■.fti ftoc'<H will grndna'ly slide 11 lhe scale to a healthy level Tho Stampede Continues. A special lu The Spokesman Review 11 Goldticid, Nev., 51 i!I i n valley, wiih ek a pulsating WE have just placed in stock from Toronto a large consignment of hi>h- gradc, white Envelopes, ordinary commercial size- No. 7, superior quality; nice, smooth finish; high cut, well gummed. These would be cheap at S5.G0 per 10G0 printed. Wc quote for January orders;- In Lots of iooo, at $4.50 per M. In Lots of 2000, at 3.75 per M. In Lots of 5000, at 3.25 per M. In Lots of io.oco, r.t $2.75 per M. In Lots of 25,000, at 2;50 per ?,[. In Lots of 5o,oco, nt Neatly printed and Hie Union Label on if de; per 5 per M. *\A/E also have on hand a heavy stock of white and tinted pax e sui'allc foi' V which we will print and pad, in similar lots as the Envelopes, at the same: prices. - a m . & m m ■ m m . m ■ m - m '" i Call, Telephone or Write T^EE LEDGER PER WEE:' fot KtoekH itml MeUl, n-t'ii market siiuiveil iu! =i;-4Stiut!i fluriiiB lhe clrainij ivccks Sihlts fur ihi; upposition in lhe Albcrtn nt* 11J05 iinfl llils btrun^t 1 bus not di* | luuiw to mnvc untl nectjiij uiiiitsbud tt any extent ao far in tbe | ihai lop siiieil budj-* Curca Cold*, tie wm ■jjtu.a'.f.'i-fATige^A.-.^^ja ».^.j^.'^=^yfa.-- .7. i- *-*-T.%a*sa,rsa>?j^j>>f_-t.< v^w V'»- ■ Sfe^-J^- ■ tfO-'itSS? iC--*-i% *;■*& - r *t ■■■£*.**•■*■.-- ■M ■eSis : %2&'.. :-fS®. fl t '-Yi ' . \'Y- I i . -M.lrSf «?,'*S3l-f-*'- Vil^ * A» fife iv;-" t" ■*■*■■* * - i*. '. ***n •* '*~i .A *■■ %■■?#. 5 ...I'V' *■ * ~ V\r?ii*t' ■silXUi. ,*&■£■, ill I - f .4^ i# «/ ii. } * ml* ~r. r-*J- m THE-FERNIE LEDGER, FERNIE B*., C. JANUARY 17, 1906. Tom Lawson not quite Dead Yet The other aftomoon Tom, Lawson issued this statement: "The following, which is an answer to the request of the London press for my opinion' on Jacob SchitTs recent howl as to the unstable condition of the United States currency, has been sent to each senator . representative and eubiiiet member ai Wat.hfi.Kton :■— _ SdiiU's speech was inevitable. "It is the system's first definite squeal. "This is the situation: There is j plenty of money for all legitimate purposes, but our country, having awakened lo the system's game, will not send its balances to Wall street. My. revelation compelled the system to bid up slocks to protect its rotten structure. This doubling of prices and values has increased Wall Street's demands for money. ..- Hence the unheard of money rates. Now- the system has its own stocks, and with prices way up where it wants them is ready to unload on thc public, ' but . the public will not bile. Therefore lhe only possible chance lefl the system is to get rates down in the " hope thut brokers can induce the gambling public to buy stocks on margin. Next, President Roosevelt, wlio is thoroughly posted pii the game, is watching it as a lerrior does a ral hole, and will allow no relief to go to the .system. "The Jeiidlockis now;perfect, and the system, suspended by iis own pants, must strangle,' drop or kick. , "The Rogers-Rockefeller-Slandard- Oil-Slillin-.in-Cily Bank gang- are not blue ribbon publicjxtckors, so lliey got Jack SchilT.to yell so lhat President Roosevelt would he fooled into thinking he trouble was due the Rothchilil com- , trinaiion—but our president is 21. 'has his upper and lower teeth cut, and in this case has locked his jaw and drop- pud the key overboard* - "Sdnffsays the present prevailing rates' are a disgrace to civilized * people.' 1 "He meant well, but gol liis machinery ' mixed. ' ,~ '.-"'; "What he wanted to say was that the advance in Reading, a property absolutely dependable upon lhe price of coal to the people, from 30 to 155; doubling the prices of other stocks which can only be jnstilied by increasing the price of ii** . people's., necessities, was "'"TwT-fin.y'a'd.Sgrace;.^^^ but a.damnable outrajrc on_Tree people snd a miserable insult to an intelligent peopIs.,;."--,'7.-'' •A*-..'"' "Tlie «ttuatVoa could hardly be more perfect...*'-".•>'-•-',■' ■ ry: - , If the system's pintsitrciriaJeofdiir- *We*9tUlTs,;tlic publicjwill be relegated with aii ever increasing SchilT squeal rtnd .an exljibition'of jirm and leg play which iii time.will strangle the system, unloose the hook or lenr those pants. "Any. of these three results will bring tits people to their own. - "Jacob SchilT, who testified to being thc favored channel for loading up lhc ifliiuraiu-c companies of which he wiir- ■it trustee, with his own machine made chromos, yelling for more clanticily in the American people's currency and Juke at the same time disavowing nil intention of competing willi George Adc or.Pelcr Dunne Donley for llie world's premier joke halo—pardon us plain, corn husking, Indian mush, 1110- liisset-' feJ Americans, Juke, for hiiw- liawing. There was nothing the mutter, now wns there, Jake,.wilh the amount of rubber in mt American coin,, while von, Rogers, Morgan, Slillitinii and Rockefeller, had the 'dip' rights to the billion mud a quarter insurance hogshead. ' No troublo then, Juke, tli? . (Signed) THOMAS VV. LAWSON, Jacob Schiff, referred to in the above telegram, Id ono ofthe most prominent Jews In the U. S. His power is recognized In Wall street und in the money centres of the old world. Me liven in Now Vorlt cily, Recently he predicted 11 panic because the currency of iln* U. S„ 1111 hu Muled, wiiHiiot oli'is* tic enough, SclilfT is closely' allied with (he Stimdiird Oil crowd.' A 250-lb Silver Nngget 7 (KuguieeringauJ. Mining Journal) A nugget ofalmost pure silver weighing 250 lbs., has been , found on a property hear Giroux lake, in the Cobalt mining' area, owned by A. M. Wylie, of Pprl Arthur, and J. B. Pardee, of Sault Ste. Marie Ont. - Along with it were found two-smaller nuggets of about 30 lbs. each. The big one was placed on exhibition at the Imperial Cobalt, Cobalt. Mr. Hanson, representing American -apitalists, has purchased McLeod & Glendinning's claim at Cross lake for $250,000, and put a number of men' at 'work on it. The diamond drill in operation al La Rose mine is down 340 ft, and the vein is found lo be holding out well. An important "strike of gold at the Laurenlian mine, in the Manilou gold area, noar Wabigoon, is reported. The mine' has only recently been re-opened and blasting operations in the course of drifting from the north side of the shaft at 85-ft. level di placed large masses of rich ore. CbrMinas Numbo™ to linnet 1 • Tho GrAiibrnok ,II(irnl(l ClniHtmim number li a vory Voliiinnioim nml Instruct tvo piper Aiul a craillt to tin* |iuh> ll-dior*, tlimii*li it wim not nocnuuiiry for tlioin io liulld s mil ran', rn'ron-ithn iimp on tlio front .pnKO of tliu cover, Into Cmnlironlr, It Isn't tliero In ruallty nnd nil-flit tii-mr ba thoro. Ci-mi brook dull'l, ItClU MJ|il'l.illH» iiOOHllll^r, 11 irotiM. u'llhcul \iial ami illhbl oLtuoiiiux black trnll hail not boen placoil on tlie cover of Uia othorwliu beautifully llluatrateil anil prlntnd numbor, Iti* edition would nnt bo tindtir tho nlmdow *r ,1., 1,. ii.,,...'.,., .1 ,'. .'in, .,., .1 its t.*m li.u.nt.,4.i^44 *J* &SI.HS. \,\ s.,% Us J|L4. XiQTt, Woars -turn, however, that ho won't dn It •-/alii, Tho Plinr-nU I'loncor nnnual numhor ci.nit!-! to un with lt« ninny fltto pIclurcH of ItoutuUry mines nnd cltloi nnd full of v«ry liiOr-Mdi-*- nixl vuliuhlo Crifor* mat Ion. Tliu I-ioueor in ono of thu iiinut thorough And rclltblo pnucra In tho country and !t» ll/uniH nre hIk'm#\*ii reliable. Thia hemitlfiil numbor It oik* of the fliidit productions In Ita linn that hut cnni« tn our UbU thia year. We •**<• ▼ery y<y*jnjf In Ihs tiewapaper bualnen hut *r* nr* ifnrrthxm to n'lprivfal'-*- at Ira truo v^lnoKUih work na editor Wilcos diwotaatolilaimiwr We wlah hlro ill •ucccm iu tUls Now Ystr of ldoa. Ho Accoinunotlntod.Us Tiittiml has lota of small, intelligent and bri*-lit Iittlo boys and the other day an unusually bright little chap camo iiuo our ollice aiid in conversation with hiin wc asked him to write a composition on editors and the newspapers, and in tho article tell as what lie thought of newspapcis nnd the men who mnde them. Hu said; "all right, Mr. Editor, I will go home aud get you up.*something and send to you by mail." Wo waited a few days aud had forgotten the request but truly, whon we went to tho post ofiice wo found tho following in our box : Near Bird Ford, Ga., H-12, 1.905. . Editor Tattnall Journal: As I promised, you will find enclosed my conipo- sition on newspapers: Newspapers are sheets on which stuff to read ts printed. The men look over the paper to aeo if their names are in it, and women use it to put on she! ves and such. I dou't know how newspapers came into tho world. I don't think God does. The bible says nothing about editors, and I nover heard of ouo boing in heaven. I jruess editors is tho miss* ing link thcin' fellows talk about. The lirst editor I ever heard of was the fellow who,'.vroto up tho flood; he has been here ever since. Sonio editors belong lo the church and some of theiii to other things. All of them are liar.-*, at leas all of them I.know, and I only know one. "'•"'. ■* ■ - - -: Editors, never ..die, at least I never aawadead editor., Souietiuii-s the pa* per d.^*rtne"n~th*rpwpi^ someone starts another ono. Editors never went to school becauso editors never get licked. Oiir paper is a mighty poor one,.but we take it so nia can uso it on hor pantry shelves. Our editor don't amount to much, but pa says he had a poor chance when a boy. Ho gotfBtwitlibutundei-fliotl.es'in tlio winter., wears iio 6tot-ks "and . luifl a wife anil three children to support. Pa hasn't paid his.subscriptlon in five yeais nnd don't Intend to.—Tattnal'Journal. Installation of Musonic Officers At a regular convocation of the nbove chapter held in the Masonic hall, Fernie, B. C, Jan. 9th, 1906, the,follow- in}- officers were installed by Rt. Kx. Comp, J. A. Harvey, Grand Supt., of Kootenay District. No. -i8, assisted by Ex. Comps., Galhiaith and Mills, T. H. White, 1 P. l. A. W. Bleasdell, Z. S, Uonnell, II, J. H. Miirshall, J.' J. R. Mcliiving, S. E. C. W. Laidley, S. N. " J. B. Turney, Trc.-is. IJ. L. Wrigleswonh, P. S. S. Coram, S. S. N. M. Suddaby, J. S. S. Graham, Janitor. W.T. Henley, M. ist V. R. B. C, Hammond, M, 2nd V. W. H. Whiiimter, M. 3rd V. ■J. S. Volume, M. 4H1 V. J. H. Marshall, auditor. J. S, Volume, iiudilor. W. 11. Wlitmste, audilor. Consumption CuBed Never lose heart if you have consumption, Others who have been kk to die by the doctors, have been saved by Psyciiink, and it will save you, loo. Consumption i.s a power- ful disease, but Psyciiink is a more powerful remedy. It practically puts new life I into thc system, increases nutrition, puriries blood, tones up the nerves, kills ffcrms and repairs ex* linimtcd tiMtipt. I") o n ' t.i waste time nnd don't lose hope until you have tried (PRONOUNCED 51-KEEN) Kf*U Vjr *tl .Iniif-ijM* lhrr«tith.*ul ("IBI.U for 01 |«f l*illU. •amplk AMojrni*Ti8i rn-ss, Aotmr**, "ttstmpt* D«p«rti«iant X." Dr. T. A. I.UOOUM. Umitod L»homU«rl« m*i OflW*. * tf* KIN* Mr««t WMt, . TOItONTO Oddfellow's Instullation of ORleers o Thc following oiliccrs were installed at a regular meeting of iMt. *Fernie Lodge, No. 47 by the Past Grand, O. N.' Ross, D. I). G. M. of this district. T.. H White, N. G. W. Bauldry, V. G. Thos. Beck, Rec. Sec. 0. N. Ross, Fin. Sec. T. W..Bell,Treas. Jno. Williams, Warden. ■ Robt. Dudley, Conductor. Geo. Clapp.R. S. 4N. G. 1. K. Covert, L. S. N. G. W, H. Humnan.,1. G. ' Delegate to Grand Chapter, Jan. 25, 1906,' Ex. Comp. T. H. White, P. Z. Rt. Ex. Comp, G. J. Bennett, G. S. F.., Toronto. Tlie ceremony being completed, refreshments were provided and, a- pleasant hour spent in reviewing thc work of the past year;' which has been so well carried out lhat wo have lhe honor of being the banner Chapter of the District. «B» Jfevnie, 3B. -G. \0000000000000000000000 -I -THE BEST OF SERVICE 0000000000000000000000 CALL AND.SEE Davey & Laderoute &> tm ■™^««a«n«W« 1>^********9wtmm*m YW; f W \ ' "' , « - • o THE I-. -WALDORF HOTEL THU HOME OF " COMMERCIAL MEN AND TOURISTS HA.TK3 it.iO l>m DAY ROOMS ENGAGED BY WIRE BUS MEETS ALL TRAINS •■■■■III IIWMIM-WWIMaiMilllWllW|-.*-|^--^^^*flMM«M«.--|-M ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES ■■■■■<"•■■<»•■• M»W««««M"««*««W)««*«««^l^i^*i^B»* Thos, Po8uc, Jt- Jt Proprietor THE POLLOCK WBME C0V Ltd. WliiiloMilulJoitlorrtiuia , lili'iiut, liuimrterii tit Scotch and |rlnh Wlxlskey, Luttdon Dry, Olt< Totn and Hollnml Gin, Pommcry ChntnpQgnc. Sclilltz beer. Ale and Stout Brandy, Burn-tester, White nnd Red Port nnd White Rock. ' Hnln iiuiinU for Ciiiiuiiilii fnr Wlnduar Tonlo, Jag Dootroyoi* HOTEL FERNIE a Is *i pleasant home for the traveler. ' JOHN SORKEE, Prop. Philip Carosella FERNIE, B.C. fi General Merchant ' Wholesale;, Dealer . in WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS ■ •.<-}■ • - MINING STOCK If you want to buy .- or .sell'any mininrr ■ stock! write or wire us. We deal in all mining stocks and will be pleased to send, you quotations. MOTT SON & CO. 4 Jtm\. 1 l-vS. \ i£. i h A 1 .-i 1.- its king SI a has thc world for.a country and is good will and justice to all. year. R, T. LOWERS, NELSON, B. C. Notice tlmtOOilH.v to upplv to fho Hon. Chief pommiiiHioiii!r ol rpAKK mil ice tlintGO ilHys «ft«r ilatc I iiitoml Lmvlstfe VVorks for peiini^rtitiii to pnrcliiiKC ho folluwing il«M:i'ilii!il lmiil.1 Comini-ncliiR it tlie 5!ortbeii!>t. corn«r .of i/jt C1<i1l)l. Ruat Kootenuv lllstriot llionc« Soutli Ai iliuim; thuiice liiii-t -Mclmiiis; tlioiu*o .S'oilh In ■Imiiiflj ihi-iicu Went a> I'liuniii; to plai-u of joiniiipiici'iiiunt.i'onliiinl 111; 1W iK-roi. JJuloil Nov lSlli lWt. , ■ J uli it. fl. Cummins! Mt.N'ARll'R T.lN'lMKN'T CO , IjlMlTJ.1). UissTi.KMUS'.-Liist winter 1 rocoiveil <■re.it Ix-m-tU [n>in tin*, use of Ml SARD'S LINAMKN f in a sevoro «f sack of U UriiJ|>o, m-A I'lmve frequent-, ,y proved it to lie very effective in cuees if inflamatioii Yours, W. A. HUTCHINSON. OARTI.KTT IlOU^.r.inmyl.vl.tl-.c'Olark i, 1> tho 'W.,t si '•-'1:,\'1",*;'l",l4.Nen(41V-pi v-l'r 44-hitc help emplojoJ. 0. \V. n.VHlI.J-,1 J- froprietoi-. SAMUEL MflV&CO, BILLIARD-TABLE MANUFACTURERS, & -Fdrl-y.Ywrsc Sen/for (btalogtisi loa.&io^ •ADCIA1DE ST..W., TORONTO. JAl^ ELK IiOTl^L ELKO, B.C. MODKllN' HIi.S ANU I10RSI5S T. 11. YOUATT, Proprietor I SI8EPPARIS & ELLSOTT STEAM FITTING 4 PLUMBING Tinninf*; and PluiiibiiiK Deivtrtiuent opposilo Rnlvulion Army niirrncku Oflici* ntid Salesrooin next iloor to llie liiii*; lidivaril Hotel. u y*lr*Aj%,%r%,*i/tLr*^ J STOVE IVIiflfl Supplies GeheraH Hardware Cooking Utensils* Nicklowarc, &o A First Cl«.s.s TJjio always on hand. CT* UD* QTJJLIIj m^mmfmmm^^m^mmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmtmmmmmm,n—h^ii^u^wmmmm FURNITURE The Calgary Cattle Co. : Rktail Mkat Mkrchantk wji)*j i>ii' iiJiml. linn*, lUunn aw. Tii.nl ns well. AU kinds of KroHli I-'Ish, In -jcmsoh IVuiiipt Delivery. Give xii 11 call. TKL. 18. isiTiisra- (^hids Wo hnvo scver.ii nobby lines in stock and we .print them from our bountiful, ekwr-cul copperplate lypo faces, .1 la mode. When you want any, call around, 60 YEAW8-* EXPEniENCE Truce Marks Dm in rin CfiPvr.i6HT-i Ac. AnTono 'onillia n tlnlrii nmt I'Mirliitlrtii m»r oulrklv mrorl nu dtir <>|.inii.ii freu wIk-Mip: »n liiT*ntli»»l UpritlKi'ilfprHniijiilil'L ruminiiiiit'it. Iim it m idl/«.iiilnl»iitliil. hAHOUltlti on I'mcnu ■ftue fruit, ifiilcit umiirr riiraii-iiriiivjuiii'i'i*. I'nunu ttkun ihruniih Mum *. lij. tecolrt tptelnt notUl, wliliont tlinren, lu thn Scientific American. A liin(l»mn«trillin»t»l<J«1 v««ktr. T.nrt«l fit. rulitlon of »nr tntnuas M«riv*l. Ttniit. f 1 • l*ut foof montbt. It, <B<ala br»ii Mtmniin, ■!IINN&Co1fe,Bro8d*"*Nev" ttrmti. oiu*. hbVm, Wiuttlt*" J*, u. CHANGE OF AD5. anhoflbamilton Head Office i Hamilton, Canada. Capital e $2,415,000 me$evve * $2,415,000 ITotnl Stsecto * $29,000,000 Hon, Wm. Gibson, President. . *J. Turnhull, Vicc-PresidentA-ind General Manager. 74 Bpanc3.es ihrougnout Canada NLiney OrJ--rs and Drafts issued, pjiy.-ibl*.* hi Can.-ula ur iil.ro:id. Foreign drafts cashed. Special advjiuiafres in Savings Departiuoiil. Open in the evening of the Coal Go's pay-day from 7 till 9 J. R. L/VWRY ABont KKK.V1E HUAXCH «*4 4* <5» Fort Steele Brewery Co., Ltd. 4* «*j» FERNIE. D.C. Brewers of Extra Fine Lager Beer and Aerated Waters. Bottled Goods a Specialty. V 4 > ^^••H-H-1 W,ff-M,,*MMi «H"f ^ffH-l3WffH t-WIIV %*%.• RETAIL & WHOLESALE HEAT DEALERS Have one of their largegt_Btore8_in_Fcrnie. ■ 9«=-« Lamb, Veal, Fresh and Smoked'Fish. Fresh Fish constantly arriving i A. C. LIPHARD i'i' ioes The Best of Satisfaction in Watch & Jetoelery Repairing »y».w<^iifjrwwjwrtwym^€*».t|(n^i».^Ti|TJ .^yrwyiwunM^nm tZSZlfZ •L'SSCf WATCHES At Great Bargains tliiB Week Wc carry a complete line of Watches, both Ladies' and Gent's, and our prices are right," Call and gei our prices before going else who re---we can surely please you. C. C. WRIGHT, Jewe'er & Optician Spoolal Attention Paid to Wotoh Ropalrlng smij & mss KUsVtlWmi URI0ERT/IKER3 & EMQALMERS Copy for change ads must be in the Lkih.i.k ofiice I'or iho inside pages, not later limn I'iiil.iv noon, (ot tlio h.ick 1 page nol later than Tuesday | noon -new advertiseinents' received up to Tuesday night at 6 o'clock. »j...... w,>"" riimwiiMiiiimjww »i »■ .1 m Mm*rd'i Liniment Cure 1 Dtatcrniicr. A full line of Caskets, Collins, Shipping Cases Wreaths and Society lCmhlems on hand. " THE KOOTENAY MARBLE WORKS 3srmr.ooxT, 23. c. ■jy During November nml •nrcvmbpr :x rliVoi.nt of 1 10 per cent will be allowed off all orders for spring delivery, *f- .f 4. ZwT" We have cuts and designs for Monuments nnd oilier Cemetm' Work, which wc will be pleased to show intending purchaiiers. - - Oi'.vh-k 1'iinxi-: .u Ki-:sim-.Ni-i-: 76 P«rIors in Lundy Slock Advertise in'-TIIIJ IJvDGIvK" **. •I-.* TMMhKf*.!. -1-Ji.riOaiSA -*Ji«iVSis»i«.»iw-^*sa;uwlijy^. THE FERNIE LEDGER, FERNIE, B. C:,''JANUARY 1906 NOTHING ao cm ph a." Ims thc miotlo knowledge of clothes which insulin lu u woman's being well droiwod iih tlio way she puiH on her clotltcH. lior milt may luivu a alun- nlng cut, cursotH and bloiiuc mul hut may Ui chosen wltlt un o>u lo uxqulHitu eifci-i, hut If eiich tiling lu not pin on In Junt the right IIikjh, thai effect iri utterly lost, It Ih mu-c Inniiiij'liiiit this yum- limn over, for ovoryililiiK depuiuls upon nil, nml h. l»t nf Iittlo UiIiikh hnvo conic o„t to help sot right linen. IGvnrytnihif depond3, of course, upon gottlng tlio foundation rlKht; aiul your corset—nml Dm wny It Is put mi- Ih largely riupoiisiblu for thai. Tlio nuilli thlnn ulxitit putiiin; on cornels m to loosen the litcvii ouch time you pul them on, mul, lit tor kihiIiim- thorn ,<it uMiet.y tll« rlKll' Illlico, I'liHl-'.llXiK till' KlH'U'l'.l, nnd Hmoothlng the ikiili iip ho tiutt !n- •tend of tin-) nnrsiits pi-dRliifc on you, lh»y tiro 11 mjpport, to Incii lli..|ii up mull th**/ nre Junt comfortably ili-lit, • UiJiKUM-iitcd stnilKlit-fron'i cornels uro ovur uml dnno with, nn Uktp'h nn exii--* Kvrntisl illp to ho bIvimi to the wulwl Hit'.., Ir you nro lnruu niul Imvo li-uuMo with cornet I'ont'H hi'ONkliiK. K'-l Un* Iittlo contrivance tlmt comes for nltnrhlni! tn them, nnd which hiiIh iih it proiocior, NothBiK Interferes rnoru with Keitlm,' vour foundation rl-'ht llm 11 broken bones, If you uro no unfortunate us to AAVA"*"k<V-i<li.iSAii break erne, replnce It at onco, nnd novcr wi'.ii- 11 corset n Hli'Rle duy until It in whole ngnln, CoiHut cover, or uhomlso, whichever you provur, mum Uo ourofully shaped, with Iittlo or no fullness nt the wtilst, iuul, preferably, with no hIi-Iiikh to Uo around. No muttor of what Hoft, nhior iitult your„ underololhoH uro mndo of, a llttla biinchlncHH tlirowu llio wholo effect nwry. Wimrlnuj not only drawer,-, but Hhort skirt im well, under your corseta, keopB ihe long, Hllin lino from tlio w.ui.t un- hrukun. Ilut you'll wnnt to cut cyolctR In .vour pt'tilcoutu, hinimliiK thoro nnd HinumilioiiliiK iho omln with n fow but" toiiliolii Hlllolics, whoro your Baiters mny |iu:.h'tlinniuli without luturlorlng with tha not of your Hklrt. l.'nr kuL'plii-j ymir blouse down well, yi.-l itlvliiK' ynu tlio perfect freedom Hint 11 Uiil't holt ili'tiiriiyji, como iiiirrow bitnilii of tliiHll*', which cllliK mi closely Unit llio blouse Ih hold exactly iih you want Ii, wi k'vi.'h wiih I'Viu-y 111011011. Shlrt-wiilst bells nro nlvon very llttlu or a till down In (rout; but lhat hIIuIu till muni be vitry eoroiully not, Tho usual ln'lt you Hi'f, which Hum uvlilcntly been ciurlivs'y |iiil on, In allowed to rliio up In ft out, or Ih put on to lie perfectly t'tiiiiiil, which rwiiillH In n K1""1 ilwil of iliu same effect, In 'l'.ittli!'- bud-kit 011 ribbons, mul'.c thnn the lonser stylos. "A Hklrt Hint sags cither In back or trout (It's usual- BRASS DESK FIXINGS THE PRETTIEST AND BEST T -HU! unit t lent dnrlc fliolnKH nra about, mndo of brass In every o-no of IU numerous flnlilicH, from clone imitntlonit of antiques to the hrlKhtcut nnd shiniest of nil. Tho antique HiiIhIi Ih newest ,md lovo- IIchI—nnd the costliest, too; for 1111 Ink* Htnud, Willi 11 uotipiu uf Iittlo wot la In ll, mny en hi iih much an -I'M, Uut It iH'tlOlllltlflll. Whole koIk urii mndu up, of donkH puds wiih heavy bruss corners throtiKh till llm ni-cuHHiiry Implements down to thn vcrloiit trllltiH Uiul ever n woiniin witn Willing lo lie liolhoreil with, Alld lliero nro plenly of Individual ploeos ns well, WcIIh, exactly like InkwellH, but with n Hepnriito brass cut, liiHtend o( tho (tlu,in provided lor Ink, nre Inteiiiled to hold rubber bitiulH nml pons ami pins. Ull I clips mul liliH arc anion-; thu now ont, Hie clips eomlnpt In tlio form of a llpur-do-lyn, mid every tlio linvlng a cork stuck on tho Bhnrp tip, which, unfortunately, Ih not rid of nil too Hoon to mnko wny for I'llllll 1'rriHH ■ handled ' HdHsorH In brntiB sheaths ndd to (lie not both In beauty nnd iiHofulnosn; for deHU HclHKora uro Holdom where lhoy bcloiiK uiiIcmu they nro of Homo Hpoclnl typo. Thu bi*i«H bookriicliH, which enmo out Juki bafoio tlio lunt ClirlHtmiiH rush bo* -ton, liiovod thcmuolvcH uh pructlcnl nnd nitllHfiictory nn tliey bid fnlr to bo. There'h* nntlilnit ubout them to brcuk, nnd even the )\Iiib"h nro Htrongor Hum Hu me nn tho wooden alien. nut there nro brumi' hc-iIh, brnHiw hitnilleil Ink HcrnperM. brum letter-hold* ei'H, even hritiH pnuholdorH, uml nn iirniy of brant- ciuidleHtlckB, wlilt-li, In form nnd 'tloBlgn, nro wondorftilly vftrlod. Thono tiny cnndleatlckH-Jtiiit blif enough to hold a candle not much thicker thun 11 tnpor, nro tho cutest of all, and tiro juKt tlio right IhhiK to uso with Roallng wnx, ICvon tho branched cuiidloiiticks como In miniature; nnd amoiitf thu lurger oiiuh uro Uiohc tall Homnn cmidlc. Htlelts which (stand hulf us high au your desk, UrusH desk flxlngfl hnve been popular n Irum tlmo lor men, nolh for home dcHku nnd lho hanilaomei- olllc-e deukRi b'ut thiB uho for wnmen'B desks Ih only 11 matter of lhc hist two or three yearn, Dioy'ro much lean troublo to koop ln order thnn stiver, nnd, besides, entry a little doilnlle nlr of Bolldlly about them (lint Hiilt-i the Htylo of a cIuhIc thnt bears HlitiiH of cotiHtuut uho bettor thnn tho moro elnbarulo, loss worK-a-dny thlnffs of silver, ~i~ -"-ft--ff "ir-Tir-"!-*! 1*11*1 nrinri ~ rifirtf "ififin/inrr r r nrrr^ n -r*n~~i~~ -riv '-nraiii .,1 ^t^H^^V-M S**^f*SmmwmXm*mm*S*mW0m Bags Within Bags—A Useful Oift for an Invalid AN Inter to un 11 bun; cardboard, and covered, first, with cotton bnttlntt-a couplo of thicknesses— nnd tlion with tho materlad the ban ts mndo or, Tli.) butis cun oltlior bo mads sopuratcly or In ono blir circular buir, siiprirnted by rows of miichlno or briar milolilnj-, Ami cuch biiK nmy have Its own ribbon drnwlnii-strlnss, or tlio same ribbon draw up tha wloole, WA*VM^*^^»rtJ»AIV*. WS/VW*AA M^I^AA^^/lVA«^^^^^>^h^^rf^W^^tfWWWVWWMW^VV^^^^^WVS^'WV^A/WV^ArfVV^'WWVVW^^kllMtfVVWWWWWMVWW mmmt'**iS\*mmmm*m* DRESDEN'S NEWEST-IDEAS IN JAM JARS AND HONEY POT/ fcfLJcfi Interesting Rift thut wus mndo Invnlld tho other duy wuh .. nuiUe up of several smaller bngH, completely lilted out. Thu pin ii.tii been sick a lonu time, und wilh) sho Itlccr] to do fnncy work to while nwny the time, she wuh hu weak as in lire cnNlly of nny one UiIiik. _ Bo the has and Hh contents wore enre* fully plnimeil, in one little buu wus a bit of embroidery, started, nnd with plenty of. the soft embroidery cotlon tho work wuh to be dono In, to llnlsh the plcco lucked in. In anothor was one of the now bolts, Htiimpcd, ready for em- broldcrlnif, In 11 no Hi or wns a piece of beudwork; In n fourth some crochet* Ins, with the wooIh carefully rolled to full from tho Inside, and so prevent tlu ball's rolllnv on lho Hour. In the flflh wns the pruitlest collar and cuff sni-tha collar and one of lho ihiITh mndo, so thnt n little work brought bin results: und In the sixth wus a sllp-suirtcd, of course-for the baby pillow tlie Invalid nlways Iuul nn her bed, It took a Un of time nml tlimmht, ot uotirsc, tn make this Imur uud to think up the vurloiiii ihlni/ii in llll it wilh, but the nmi-iutit of IntfriHt tin* sick t:lrl took In It more than pnld fur the trouble, Hut n ban of UilN hint Is n wonderfully convenient UiIiik for lhe womiui to own who has a rtiuen nr so pieces of fmioy. work started, nnd works nn tha one sho happens lo be Interested tn at the moment, ^ Kach nlccn of work, with Its mntorlnls fur worklnK, can be set itsldo In one of the little Imii-s, while in the centro nre such tliliurs ns urn neeessnrv for pnch mill evurylliiiiK — «K:iM»t'(s, ni-i'illiliook (well Htnckert It shiiuld nlwnys bei, ulns, 1 it tie measure, emery itmi a vuuplu ot thimbles, The base Is slx*sliled, cut out of stiff m^mm*.^ ***mm.ttm*M^* ** *■>»■* * ■ m.m.m.m. *■*,«,*■* m m »» m -,m.m m. |^^J<^J-)j^.^J*_r-L^TJ\/XA/V'U'l_fL>" J\SU JU . f JVew^'ant Jm\r0 and hon%y pott- Great Ussfuln Ira Kb tli lOiJO of Tis^ ^ iOjuu Paper OVI'JIl In Dresden, down •ome nf 'In* lIUI/* iln-i'lM iv!i.->ri* Ht i'ir- liriil 11! ir.'i.V.r ',;. ;.. ii'iy: Its iriir li»'l, m-i." r.f.n lltftftl wl.iTi" •!, le,' ;:; v:._t «if ehiiis, ran I" i.i I.i>l u;i ti>t llbttllllC Vou waadur In-Uini U tnevltalilo- nml flnd x«ui«->lf w.illotl upiwi l.y ,111 iiM man, aa aunliit us his own old -itiop, tout* frtja In look lu your I.r,in s run* Unit and in you wander uu-mul, i,..ir- mmWXlt* -' )>'* tlm""!* UU hljlb S.l'lll.1. ; J.-.il ::i!'.. I I ■ lll'l.-l iiiiiI (ixi'l.-ilriiini-f over the beauty nf this mul "I th.il |i."-i im niie ciniiir, ii;ipnr nt lv over* l.-.'-il, an -itti ,;.n>«, hi..I i'r-il.cliiwtiy ■...'. ' .;'■; ■' .1- i'. mi tlm 11 .i-i'il- of im. Iiii. i '.'. '.tu .-ii.-! 1 <i> in uvi r bi.iiii*, imi i. il !i,.f i- 1 t|.,i.-lj in 11.1 rn.my -is lou iMii iiiii)'. nf !.|i ih- iJiln.i J-irn j;iri. m.'t-'-. llu/v fciiin lirtttti'it mn Hi*. pruttlMit, »J* ihoiKih ilieru mv uonie m-mity \**isXi o:i<» nit-'ti. in Hoi.il rmit<vn And In tho iiii>s|ivriHlvn l-'li-mli war.* Hit »h» I»ii.N.1(ii nut* insko ynu Uiwil of Utiutv mul NwnliiCHM ami ;il| th,' rest of II by the Hnv tliiu'ei'!* ivlili'li nre Mialteltil nti lavl-lilv nil nii-r ihe J'tr, .lain Jn.. ,'.|t* iiii'ijHv of clilnn, iuul 'i e v . .i .1' ...' 1 •■*, wli'i silver ii.p': 'J* iiit...-'i t-'e it-it r ynu linvr wiil lit .'ii.'1.! ■ '•• • i'i i.Hill i.'irjii'.'i 11, All -■" ' I ' 'lil'i».<i. (|!i<l .liip.irir.fn. Itrs m.- li In. hnl fri in Hi.) (brio little l<!li«* .imi whlif Mmii,, in pliJn tiritilii r"''ir*, ■ ui vi» XI' C.'iiiiion and •nihil'-**'- m-jiliiUwo wfir-s. A'runs lit* 1'i.nr.h klmlf. thoro ma sown- a»y. niih lMpo«lbl<f nowtrs. m*A* i'llll more impissllls hy ami.. spl:isiiris of if III ciiinf, itnii H.nn'-' i*mill .Imi finlniy nml preiiy. The firft j-ntj think of .-is nr.trh 1; n nur»ry llible, wlu-re Its ttluli f!i'.'i.|.|i|i .1 Mn'il.t In- ri'l-Hlilrf-rl H't' ir"Hl I. iiii'fiu tiiiai! ia iiii- 44-i rl'i by <b' sir, ill iii-ill i; V.lm ill iimUatJ, ri'VullllK lu Jti> i-ifiii- ill-., Kniii'- * f Ih- fsn ,1-t rai'-inl tit hftl'i" H.s on) I nmy «la»«>»s nr fruit r in pi In J bug Uiemi nnt uiUXb tve InlsiuU-l jiiot MW11 irj^ss tn—i*nt* vn t!i» j»rin>lu'.o rj rh* oiiiifr em***** nf n pud.lltij. rtlili. •Jhfro U*t st* m*m* wilh an op*n bust-. vo th.it lho ybifs or nm.t'.i Jnr Inside esn bo ri.nlll',' piKluil hi mini It In In good poflHin fm* ilu: other Ji.uiil to giasp, 8ime of the bnuey piim nrn iniifle In tbe t-hipo "f 'l i»ii.11 i-c-ii'. Willi llifi lf<p flilfl the ti|f|-| i.f f-',-,\',Y Mill ll'ft 'uwer |ui:t nl kI i;-" --I'l-ilo. i-r ini 111 ttf tlnll* inlf wav Hilt eh- rni U'l'v-s roi-lc fry*. !»;. '!'ifi ^-1 it, iuul K'l.-i will) Hi4.-m Is if i-llvi-r, too, tiHiiaUy ti il.it ruiind kloiL wilh 11 I'.r.s. slim* hi alii', nr--iinrt whlcp n Tu:.f or t#o nviit, fiihtrs aro win-), rr in •.ifstlillv rotiiitled. ulrnoft llkr a * tmlnl.iiur« burn I. ONLY lately thnt women are be- Klnnlnc to realize the blif help that tissue nupor Is with vluthej, l;i thu general utklnif caro ui well us lu pacKinir, „ Nolhlnif kcops a, blouse In such perfect firder s* tissue imner cruslitnl mid tucked Inlo sleeves nml front, Not fi l'»f of It iiei'il ba used, but enotirh to ^iH',X> '•»• fulness from nrtsslnff down Into the In* liomenilile irensex lllll ImViiiK uwnv III ji Mrsw'ir, with several oihcrs. Is sum in crmile. And mlit.itr few «r in* «u'i ■so-»ro a whole drsw«r to ft I.I mi-h*. The lootw of briw* jind ii»*«ll«* «» }'<<tii' hat should be hold out with tN«uo nupor whon It Is put *w»vi *fi\[ rXll-to X*sm* ttit nny purpose Uuit doubly l«ni. if put nwsy rs re fully r'-i'ldeit wiih llssuo p*. *vt Inilesd of hstnic ftllnwi-'l 1-- lie fl*** rtlbbons smoothed nut of eressM and rolled around a little cylinder of weod or of piistebonrd wenr much better and art fresher to wear each time than wh»n they nre folded nr-almplr/ Hunt In a drawer. A little roll of paper, with th* ends twisted to ktrp the curl In. mskes n ..wind i-utiHUlute; or s doll'« rolltn-f Mil ulll do, A lorn: rolling pin Is spun* did fur toils, iilth'iush Iho tlssuo pni*r will dn duty for them at well as for rib. twju. Keep Hne white handkerchiefs aM -nblte rl.r-4n.~n 11 tb<i littlsj whit* tklaiM 1 lm« vou uu t;oniDiirwilv*ly soiaom~(i» blee tlnsue p^r. There's same sHtastllsi*. ros«itn why It keeiwi ttKcm from Mrntng yoilnw. but Ihe fsrt. not th* t***n, ts ihe mdltt thing mojit of ua ear* to kssw. W 1 fiJi-«u*w*««u'*KrMj.iiai m ,.~,c yut' .iSJ '< *i •*--'".: uA^.-' - . 4>-*..--',Vi5; &&-7? av --; **s .*•*-- i*.V-t*-.f "V 7 f It Y 4». .' * ... ',.'--&4 ,\ *"v.- if L* I f '■'-"!. THE FERNIE LEDGER, FERNIE. B. C*. JANUARY..17, .. r9o6. DON'T MAKE TH E HISTAKE ■> . * A ,- " ° - ■ , " * r.i " , ' , " . ' ' '" " ■ ■ Y - . ' ' ' ' ' •■ 'A'■-,.■-■'"''':" ■ "." "- '• ' Of Letting that Cold run on Unheeded, Cure it Now " 3 - Get a Bottle of Suddaby's A * ' ■ _ ' , - *' '" ' ° Syrup of Tar and Wild Cherry ■ - ' . v , „ - " ' Take a few doses and if it don't Break up the cold, your money will be most cheerfully refunded. j. Give it a an el better. s 5 QNE of the greatest comforts of a home these cold winter evenings is a "Hot Water Bottle" The wonderful "Thermalite" bag, a new invention makes jit possible to retain the heat three times as long as the ordinary hot water bottles. % V 'yY^- ^-fef# 'Thing'7- "i ; - ' ,W " . ", V.* I ' ' A*"** '" ImmmW '■*".' -„ h • A.^cwv1,; 7'.^ , \ -,'^-J, '. ^, ' "> * , I . 7- - - RBjfeBsetr Oo©dSn ■■^you- is -likes. Also K -it.-V y 0 ABY [BUI ■V BI IC* W H (4 IS IS Agent for Eastman Kodaks and Supplies Edison Phonograph and Moore's Non-leakabld Fountain Pens, Etc. Bil Ktcetve prompt Mttmtion wSiir 52 w n ant Announcement OWING to tho largo and rapidly increasing business we have been favored with, it has become necessary to add to our plant from time to time, and ih order to still further the interests of the Ledger we are putting in a $1200 6.column quarto C.otterel Press. This press has all the latest improvements and will enable us to double the size of the newspaper. In future the Ledger will be increased in size and illustrated, and we look for the generous support of° bur advertisers, who have demonstrated to their satisfaction, the business getting power of our attractive Ledger ads. C geiY Fernie, B.G. THE AN BANK OF I** *■■ ■ ^/zYf --"St,1-* Statement of the Result of the Business of 1, ,-■,..' - . ■ ■ 4 .. the Bank for the Year Ending 3jOth November, 1905. Annual Meeting held Tuesday, Oth January, 1906 Hiiliinco at ew.lt of protit and long Atecount, brou-hyprwnrd (rom luut yoar 9 '2H,VI<\y.t ^«t profit*- for thu year ciidiiiK 80th Nov«mbor, •(■^'"■Jtrovidiiit-* for all bad nud doubtful d ebtfi ' 1,H7ii, 1'iT.iiil 1-rcmlainoii ne-w ito'i-k *••■",• Gm.f-W.TO ♦ I.O.ill.S'.lO.O'i i.'O.O-i 1..— Which lian boon aiiproprlnto.it n« follow-): DIvlduudH Nui. 7il und 77, nt Hiivun por cunt per annum.,.,. $ 01.0,781,27 Written off bank prcminuH S.0.aiH..» TraiiBferrcd to peimloii fund (annual coiitrlbutlon) , , M.OOO.iio TroiiHforrod to rout uci'ouut • • 1,O00,0u0.uj Ualiinco carried forwuid" 5S, 871 7» |1,009,M(K)1>2 tf)l$ BvngBtove 1 K a^"^wt LUIULM1K8 Noto-iof UmbHiiU in cli'cuUiiQn • 8,7:>8,ii"o,'<j DupoKltH not boarlnif intt-riibl • 10,42n,ws HI DeiJOdltit benrlnK intorcst, iiivluilliiit iuturoit accrued to date , ftt,Hl7,Hi>2.18 —: ?l,..7.U-"'-''' Dalancti duo lu otlii.r liiinkulu Canada iwy-i Iliiliincii duo to ntliiir banka lu for«l«u couulriua '-.'.'i, 1)1 vIiIuiiiIj. un|iald -*'• ; Dlvldtiiid No. 77, iiayalilo lat December *. 0111,8.1,'. Capital raid up •* •io.ihki.^i.ik) licit.... •, , VMUHIK, iluliuao of iiroltt and loua account carnud forward ..•...» ».,■*».-I,7u . 14,K5R(87|,7il miMl'.M.b'i AHSKTH cum and ouiiiwii.... ••••* ITisiitUilw .W)'*- ,*t,«77,M'.»,7fi H,-J60,1tf..6t F)ft[-oaH-wUhD)mlnlonGowrnmenlfori«ca^ * *100,(BO.OO Notoiof mid ciiuiui'Boit otlior tiittika.. ••••" *" •_ B,-lftr»t,,.17.07 U»liiiicc«(lue by other banks In Ciinuiln "!!!,^,!,<) llaUi.wa due by amenta in (iivat J-ritam ' ^,^\».oi,rti lhlatictadue by Agenta of the lUnk nml other Hinki in foralRn coantrlei 1,04'J,'2,W.W (jovernuiciitbontta, Muiilc1|>»l und oilier iccurltlca »■■" 5,711,102.77 fl Call and short loana ; n,,JM,.«.,*87 \J'tj % :i2,ta6,6W.3T IT I Othor cunctitloana and Ul8W»anU ... : • '■■•■ '^''JJ^JJ^J? "ft* 'iOvi.-rduo«lf!l»N lUnxi fully [Jivivhli'il fur) 101.M7.H0 ij*4J 1 • . 1 ...,,,.,. i.,ti,„, 1 lm 11 lm nl/ iiivin!*ii.>.'l ,. , ■>•. il.U.J..,M» 51.378.41 1,-ooaooo.aj * t \a,M,'Ai ■■f«,175,.1.?»7 fi 8 Mw?5B!!fiwt^2lSS^2^>^fifcJ!!S £3 >^Mt^ww»i%<Brfl'i^S>*<S?Svoi >«&< y It* lical t-stvite (ollici tlmrj b.-uik in-ciuhi'i)- M«*rtjjJH<f-i Hunk iireiiiin-sa , (hlit-r awctii B.F.. WALKER Genera! M.mngef W •-■■-•■WaSJiatiaAe^l^^ pi*mm*Mrm*rr**rA\v« ^^•EPyi-i^!^ mm tMfi,^'EK?(I&'LEDG£R,"FERNffli1 S. C, JANUARY" 17, 1906. The Canadian Bank of Commerce Hon. 6. A, Cox, B.E, Walker, , " Alex. Laird, ; Preni.ijmt. ftenerat' Muimeag.' ' Asst. Gen'l Manager CAPITAL, $10,000,000 - REST, $4,500,000 TOTAL ASSETS, OVER $98,000,000 130 BSANOHESAITX) AG-BWaiES SAVINGS BANK DEPARTjMENT. Deposits of *. .„d V wind.-, received and iiitcresl allowed. The depositor is subject to no de- I...- ivi-.iicvi.-r in lhc wilhdrawel ofthe whole or any pari of the deposit* Special attention N drawn to oyr Bank Money Ordurs issued payable in Canada, United S?«u.j8, England, Italy in lire, Hungary, Auslria in kr.-iii-n. They form un excellent method of remitting monies at a minimum coat. ■ ■ . - - •' , ■ A general Banking business transacted. Correspondence solicited. Op*-'** on the pay-days of lho Coal Company until 9 p. in, FERNIE BRANCH - - - T. B. MAY, Manager CENT A WORD ADS CLASSIFIED ADVKKTISBMElVTS UNDER thi-* heii'lim;, (n>ertcd nt the rata of One cent- h \4-orJ auvti In.-ertion. II FOR SALE. o I.D "NEWSPAPERS AT THH OFFICK. ASXAP. Half ncr" in Weit'Pernie, xood i story house ou tlle propcii ly. Apply Mott Son&Uu. /VCT* "TI-iT t'l'W. DVTT.l'TNti- V>i 18x30 good location on-Victoria Ave. Apply, Mott Son & Co. For S.-ile or To Kent HOU.-BTO LRT APPLY TO JOH**i UUNTER k'ulilurf hotel. ,0GALS j ] ADDITIONAL LOCALS Strictly new laid Eirgs at Blunddl's. If it's made of paper Suddaby has it. Liwrcy'i- find McCo'nkoy's famous chocolates lit Suddaby's. c Drink White Rock' when you are 'ilhir.sty if you wibh to avoid lhe fever. For Furniture and Piftiioa, uso only ]L,iquid Veneer 10 and 50 coj-Ib * bot tie Irom N. JO. Suddaby* White Rock water is a good, healthy beverage to guj-vie down your throiit these feycrit.li times Jiraiid npw enmhination saddle, ladies or giiits, for Sale at The I'm.lie Drug Store. ' Mrs.Purdy will sell by private sale all house-hold furniture and anyone wishing 10 purchase pleiisc call between 3 &. 6 any aflemoui.. . Cariiiiclmel, tho tailor, has inst received the nobbiest mock of Tweedi- for Full- suits and overcoats ever bi-ijuj-lii into Feruifi. Let us mulct- you n, fancy vest from one of those uliniee nnw pattoriis. Come in and eue thein.' J. Cariiiidmol, lint tailor; , ' , ., The King Ifdward Hotel occupies a prominent position in Fernie only si step or two from the C,-. I?, ,R. depot, nnd convenient- lo business houses in live citv. o Oak side l-uvird,extension dining table anJ chairs, child's iron crib with mattress und open. j^rade heater, for sale ver) cheap. Mrs. I'urdy. Tlie Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church will hold 11 sale bf aprons nnd other useful articles some time during the jiiutuli of February. Fuller announcement later. operation of the said law has, at all timeii, been agreeable to alt parties af fected by it: AND "WHEREAS, The present-relationship between our employer*- nnd ouiielves is harmonious and we invite a continuance thereof; AND WHEftEAS, A disruption of industrial peace will follow any abrogation of the laws, especially that of the eight- hour law, now in favor of the working' man; therefore, BE IT, RESOLVED. That we = respectfully instruct bur representative in the legislature, Mr. W' It lions,' M. P. P., to oppose all legislation which may limit or abrogate the opperation or application of what is comnrjuly known as tbe "Ktght-hour law;" s ALSO, To oppose any limitation of the benefits enacted in favor of the workman by the "Workmen's Compensation Act, lb62;'' ' ■ AND BEIT FURTHER RESOLVED, That wo request Mr. Roes to support such legislative amoiidmoiits as may be introduced by way of extending the benefits of tho lastly mentioned Act, and the extension of its provisions to dependants as defined by thc imperial statute; ^ AND BE if FURTHER RESOLVED, That a copy of those resolutions he forwarded to each moinher of tho lee-Isla- 1 live'assembly, of the provinco of British Columbia. fbnt the miners arealerl to their interests" is shown by 4 lie following.resolutions passed by Gladstone locol No. 2314, asking \V. R. Ross M. P. P. to urge the mutters therein mentioned, being titken'up and favorably acted upon bv lhe legisliiture. These, resolutions should strengthen ,Mr. Ross' |iand and should result in the enactment of laws carrying out tlie suggestions therein ..onluiiied These miners ire', alter all, a very Jjirg.i part of the backbone of lhe industrial insliiulionsofour province. Without them we would not progress very rapidly, and every reasonable demand made by Ihbui should bt*nicl moro than I in If way. This is it province in which il is necessary lhat.labor and capital should go lian-.] in liiind and the history ol the ptikt four vear.s indiciiic-s thai boll) sides lo ihe iMniust arc learning tlie value of lok'Mliou in tins school of (.xperience, Glndstona Local No. 2f(14, United Mino Workers of Americn, beg respect* fu'ly to urge upon the legislative assembly of the province' of British'Co lumbia, through the, representative, Mr. W.-il. Uohb, M. P. P., that.so far as workingmen are concerned that one of the few "pastimes enjoyed by their, is a day occasionally given to spuit aud to 'iiuiitiri};jai.d"sno"otingp "*"—; — -.That the liaturo of tho* woricnuri'd omployi'iiont very much restricts' his privilege of indulging In recreation aud sport. That to deprive him ot tho right to shoot and hunt on 'tho only duy of thc wook -jrhon ho is not engaged in actual work, or permit him th.it enjoyment, but at the cxponse of pnying a licenuo thoreforo, would be seriously uiijubI; WHEREFORE, Wo ask Mr. Ross to appose Hny legislation which may forbid the workman from so shooting and huutlng, or which If ho be privileged to do so would be subject to a license having to be paid therefor. * ALSO BE IT RESOLVm That copy of this resolution bo tent to ench member of the legislative assembly of the province. FliANK INASMUCH, As the monthly payment r.f witgcB in thu Cnnl niiiiL'o of British (.'ohm. bin works au injustice by compelling worl.iiu-n, working (or day's wanes, lo wait not lotin limn a month nml a half, front thu bogiiiiti*,' of llieir work, instil piiymi'iil; ANI> INSOMUCH, As tho wagon whon so paid nro loss than thn' amount actually <iariioil up to llio dntu of pay lliiiiil; AND INSOMUCH, As tho Interpretation Hou-flit to ho put upon thn law by ■JOtim eiiiplnyiu'R, uxcludoi tlm wage (Mruiir, working for day's wni(CH, from i-('Coy»)iiiiK I1I1 wrt'ri'H until tho regular payday of his cinploynr (the day being fixiid by llio I'lnpluyur) so that where * in nti (piits or U (llsulmrgi'd liu is cow- pi'llinl lo wait (often without menus) until tho pay dny ot Ids oin-'loyer to inlleit hii vvsgnn; AND INSOMUCH, Ai Wsirns ought in any event to bo paid mom fro^uently th'iu otivi) a month to mon wr-i'Mug by Urn day mid in tha opinion of this local payment cliotiUI be m-idu ouca a wcekt (linrcforo, IIH IT KK.sni.VKn, Hy ni-tihloin* Loral,' No. ailM, U, M. \V. A. that wi: iIiwiw tho nt ton tion ot Mr. How, M-1' I', to thc.wi nmUois and solicit his iiiiltiL'tirn in thn icginistiiro towards fk'llllil.>Ui*J, (t'loSAiii1 Kl.Ct 4111,11 llilii ptO" Vidiug for a wwl.ly pay day; AS!) BK IT I'IMtTIIKIi KISOf.VKD, that wu iiiko upon Mr. R*»t»H sml upon t h» hvinUtivn aNwinhly of tlinprnvliu'd the jiiLime ol pi'tivitiliig n inw WncrJiiiy ;nrn di-clinrired or quitting work may bn ablii to mcoviir their w*m% whero they have l»o«n working by the day, with out being eoiupcllfd to wait tho oon V()ni«iii',i or arhllrary nrtaiiKement of th■> ffnifloyi-"!! and nt; 1 r runTHF.it uksolvrh. TIiki a «.»|>y of llii'sii ii'Holtitliii.'.tMM'.'itl Xnttmb ini'inlicrof tho le^lnlituro and Ij**. p-ii-Hnhf.-*} in thf* prttn. WIH;,U;.\K, TliuiU-jl.tlnur Uw a* now IntcrpretftiJ by lUtutfl Iim for t jt loot tim* (Mut (mmu. obMrved end U now/ lu (i|*«»atU>ri ii»tlito-iatw.**iy*»B.iiii*-» HOUSE AND J70T FOR .SAI.K IN WKST yernie. Lot ,r>'ixlS2. GooJ 4 room house. This U a snap il taken ut once. Easy terms. Ajiply, Mott, Sou It Co. ■' rpHK FOI.1.0WING PRINTED CARDS ABK A for sulo nt. this office, price 25 cents t'ftch:— "Rooms To Let, Apply Within." "Furntilied Rooms To Lot, Apply Within." FURNISHED ROOM TO REST IN PRIVATE fi4iiiily FaniHce and until. Apply this ollice. Indian Justice. Spec ini to Tjus Lkuokb- Victoria, B. C. Jan. 16.—A coroner's ' jury impaiuielled in the case of Thos. Brown, shot lo death near Hazleton a few daj's ago, has found that the shixilinjj was aixidental, a pun in the hands of a young Indian girj, Kate Brown, beinj-;; discharged by misadventure. Despite the verdict ol ihe while men's courts, completely exonerating anyone and" everyone, the Indian relatives of Kate Brown insisi upon piiying to the relatives of the dead man $500 in cash ami property of.an equal amount, in accordance with ln diau custom in such cases of accident. It was refuuing to recognize this obligation that a .while trader was "killed near Huzleton three years ago by the father of a young Indian wlio had been drowned while in his employ as a river freighter. I lOOl) SECOND HAND COOK. STOVE FOR VJT »ule. Apply ut tliU ollice. HOUSE FOR SALE-FURNISHED, NKAR whore the mine train stops, near the btu- tion, No. 1S.-J. Nice for 11 small family, Prico .IHO. complete Apply Mott. Son Jt Co. — il WANTED JAPANESE COOK, EXPERIENCED IN Hotels iinrl Rosturnnts, wants 11 job 11.1 cook on Inrin, wages $1*i00 n month, apply at Union. Restaurant, Fernie. OFFICES TO CLEAN. APPI.Y TO HPOHK8, Fernie P. O. MRS. ■!.-> reach her sho rolled clear across the street Numerous othera had uiipleun- a'nt'oxpeiichces. There were several instances ef buildings being slightly damaged. A dozen or more panes of glass were broken a few chimneys were toppled oyer and most singular of all, a p.-itch' of the'school house roof a couple of yards square, was stripped bare of shingles in the centre of one slope of the roof. While .the town suffered bnt slightly the people generally feci thoy could very well afford to dispense with 6uch extremely ardent caresses from the Chinook zeph- crs. Married. A rory fashionable wedding took plnco at Macleod on the 3rd inBt., when Mr. Frauds Burkley Ward, of Nanton Alberta aud Miss Ethel Frances Kennedy*, only daughter,of Dr. and Mrs; G. A. Kennedy wero united in marriage,. by Uev. T. D. Tyner at Christ church. The happy pair passed through Furuie on the 4th inst on their way to the Coast. Mr. Ward is owner ofthe weflknown Alexander ranch, a few miles Witst of Nanton at the' foot of f-orcupiue Hill, formerly owned byU.B. and George Alexander, cousins of our townsmp.11, .r.-„S._T:7AIexarider, Misa^Kennedy, wak well kiidwn:to many Fernie people till of whom wish her a happy Wedded life with her choice of a raucuer hui- baud. ; '• '■-' '' * Kamloopa Civic Campaign. Special,rto TilK Lkpgkk-. Victoria, B. C, Jan. 16.—Tlie hottest and bitterest civic election campaign ever waged in British Columbia, is at present being fought in Kamloops cily, the issues being open or closed town, and also color line or no color line in the city council. The later issue is precipitated by the candidature for re-election of Aid. J. 1-". Smith, wlio has taken a prominent part in Kam- ioops' civic affairs for the past twenty years, and has - even aspired to thc mayorality. Tlie fight for lhe mayoral office this year is between Charles S. Stevens, advocate of a closed town, and M. P Gordon, the open town ,, champion. Dr. E. C. Hart has ordered , full imrjss- tigalion of *he circ«instances ^attendant upon the death ofthe infant con'of Mr. and Mrs. Duval of 44 North Park street, Victoria, this being Understood to be another case of child poie&ning b) the use of patent medicines containing narcotic-;. It will be remembered th:r less than a month ago the sixteen da*, old son of William Duncan died, 'as ; jury attested, of poison contained ir Chambeiiuin*s Colic; Cholera am Diarrhoea", Remedy. Medit;al- men testified at the lime lhat ihis proprit- ary compound, contained" sii mucl >pium that one-quarter of lhe pre'scril- :A dose for an infant would be invei Inly fatal. This is denied by the nun lfacturers, who are now "rcprescnti Here by counsel and will apply *' to Ilk legislature for a reopening of the in- \estigation, 'Meanwhile the government announces an intention "tb introduce legislation during the session just opened, 10 protect lhe "public against all poisonous patent medicines. In the second fatal instance now under itivestigiition, it was an English teething remedy that is supposed to have proved fatal." "Why not give tlie name of this firm as much prominence as has been given the Chambeilin firm?—Ed. '* New L Why? hny old cased Eggs wbon you can get New Laid Egrg£ at . SO cents per Dozen'. » ■■■■ l*ro!i*a,33t DeSS-yer^ \000000000000ti. % TELEPHONE* «J * -ft * . ° 3 .** >0O000O0O000Si% W. J.'.'Blui The People's Grocer, P. O. Block, Fernie SPARKLETS We are Headquarters for School Books and all rnan- ner of. School Supplies. BleasdeSE's P. o. BBock, From tliu Fi-mik Piipor OennntI Manager Fnrnau of the metal compAiiy spent nevoral UuyB in town thiB wook, Mr. Furnuu states thut thu ftiTuii-t} o( tho coippany In the Kootonnys nro proffro«.in»> U)ost 'eat iufacturily. The Frank mlnera nnlon hold w partial olrctlon of oiUcers', S.uuliiy. 1 ho oiTiccro olcctod wore, pro-Mdciit, JttmoB DohrIhb; flnaiiclal Beorctary, J. A. McUoniild; rrcui-dlnKBcurotiiry, David Kemp. Tho election ot tlm rfiniilnliiK onioers wub defot'red until noxt Sunday.. Tlio enplncci-8 who nro ro-locutinpr the route of tho proposotl Hiulnon liny Mllwny botween the Pubs, on the North HaBkntehowun river, and, Churchill, will remain in tlie Held nil winter. Thoy will hnve to out a line through tho forcBt fur % X) miles, tlio country being timbered tlio nnllro (llRtnnee. Not islnco tho coliibriiteil lucldont of lour yearn ugo, whon w twei.ty.fonr loot plank wns driven tlin-ugh the sido of lUiiuloiil's huu-io, has the wind Mown In Frank «» It did Montlny mori'tii-; for u couplo ut hi.un). No -iiM'loua dnmniro wits done but It wn» decidedly uiiplcasnnt while it I his ted, Ar. t.lmixi; Mik rm*.t \*»* nf «nnii>lnni* vl. nleni-fl tn tnkn p«i**onH olT thnlr d«i-t iiiirt one individual mndo Hn nwon* lion niid drop that wns bpccIhcuIhi* but not ne»rly ho funny lo liim nn to thoM who wlttieHicd tho Incident, P, tl, li.Mij tii.t> ..iiii/iinK iittiil^ i.iUiiii* lotto to unloml u cur ot lurntturo for Alex. Ouyette and wns riding on u lontl of ni.-ittrcHseB when a gust picked up mnn Miid miUtrewKinnnd lifted both lioillly (dTthe'witgon. Tlicn It turntd liim over nnd tie Ui^iiod on Uih kround with the nuttres-v-B on top innteivl of on tho howom. It w* qttlt* remark nble thu1 he »u»talned no Injury. Mr Chamber* of the swiniuiriam win blown down in the ttreet and luitain ed **mt p«lnfal t-rel«e«, A woman erotMfnjr f^niln|«n nt*nn<i wn-f hfown Houston's Bright Prospects Victoria, B. C, Jan. *IG—Iutiunat© friends of Mr John'Houston M. P. P., now here for the lcgit-li-tive Heaalon. Jiro authority for tho pleasant statement thnt Mr Hou-tton/upbn whom financial trublos hnvo been crowdiog unduly duribj*; the |imt few yean,-will ioou bo upon hlti feet again. Siuuo takln*-' up his reeidcuco In Novadn, Mr Houstou hut) hoeii thrown much in contruct with his old filuml John MuKane, formerly of KouHland, and now tho most famous millionaire of Tonopah. McKant has many thin--', to remonber Houston for, and in not troubled wijb, fo-rgetfultiMB. The ruuiilt Ih that Mr Houbtou has the ndvniita-ije of the McKaue backin-; in a iiuijiborof ronl eNtatoaiid other speculation, all ot wiilcli look prouilsln-*-, and out of tho total of which ho in likely to oni «jte a rich nlan In tho very near future. It Is probable that Mr IIoiiBton wlll go to Nelson for the uiunlcal election campaign. Ho has alroadv stated thnt he will If lily friondB thero dciirb Ids services. Japanese Famine. Spoflltvl to Tua Lkikikr: l' Vi",'toiia,'B.,C. Jan. 16, — Fiirllier advices from the famine stricken prov inces of northern Japan state tliat thousands of people are already forced to hunt in the forests for 'war.ibc' fern roots and edible Ireo barks, wherewith to preserve life in them. For tlie rest of this winter such will be the only, food multitudes will have,' except whul may be furnished by the government or privnte relief. William Axling, who was sent by the foreign relief coniinil- tee at Sendai lo investigate tlie famine outlook, says in his report: Iwiite province is facin-/ the most serious famine in its history. The rice crop, which in an average year yields to the province nearly 7,000,000,000 ypn, has given this.yejir only a;3i4,920 yen^TWIiat-adds-to-thedislre'ss-is-lhjU- where the crop was poorest, the great? er portion of- the population live. Where • 90% - of-die population- dwell there has been less than 20% of a crop. The provincial authorities, are; fully - a- wakelto tbe distress thaf is staring pco* pie in. the face. • They propose lo spend 105'neo yen on public works, to borrow 300,000 yen in Tokio for the same pur- poseandto uso 100,000 in providing seed for tliis year's, planting. As llie children are quitting school because tliey have no lunches, the authorities have purchased 200,000,pounds of army biscuits, and will give three biscuits to each child for n mid-day mejil. Ono out of every seven of the population of tho province will have to be assisted or fjtnrvc to denth. The Slide Ilond. Thc people of Frank arc experiencing some sliding about in lho mutter of getting tho proposed wagon road through thc slide located nnd work started on ihut much needed public improvement. A public meeling was held a few duyii. ago, and nfter much discussion a delegation was Appointed to go lo I.d mon ton to interview llie Mlnistsr of Public Works in relation to the mutter. And now the troubles of lhe government will begin. If litti rumors in circulation nhout the C, P. K. inking an active part in the ro,td mutters nrc. (ruo lively times nmy be expected: One rumor hits tt that the C. V. K. desire to relocate their line through the t>lido nud nre willin-f to h.md over to the govcrnmviU the present road bed for a consideration, as soiiii ns they lmve built their now line. It would seem lli.il this Is a good prop* imilinn provlJcd the railroad compnny willugitie to m.ike the change as soon as possible. Tlie presunt railway rond bed could he made a line wagon road at very little expense. Phoenix Epidemic. Hpuolnl to The Lkikikh Victoria, B. C.Jan. 16,—Of tlie ten samples of Phoenix water sent to the Provincial Health Officer hero for analysis, to determine lho cause uf the present serious typhoid epidemii: in the niininu town, those from Phoenix creek hro pronounced by Dr. C. J. Fug-ail, secrotary of lhe Health Board, |0 be highly dangerous. Instructions have accordingly been issued, positively prohibiting the use, of the waler from Ihis crcelc-for drinking purposes or cooking. Only one sumplo of thc ten proved fit for use, this water com- Ing from Marshall lake. Dr. F.tgnn Ims been ordered lo Phoenix bj lhe government, to,look into lho question of wator supply for (his and adjacent towns. The typhoid situation ,is said to be well in hand, Ficm Hit Goldi-u Slnr "There's a rube, or rather ,a .rhyme builder, named'llohert J. 0. Stead, td* itor, propiiritor and general freight fluent of tho Southern Manitoba lte* viow, publUhwii at Cartwright, who writes thc Star to know if it would. I'iko a poem each week He' bays, they aro tho cutest poems yet manufactured, .-.lid sends samples for the Star to judgo as to thoir hierit. He has a job iot of them on the remnant' counter, and offers a poem for two bits. The samples sent are simply rotten, although they were published in the Canadian ., Magic azine. When thu Star is hard up for a poem it will buy four bits of.electricity and have D. V,.' Mott, the Crow bard,' build'a stanza or two. He is a better poet than the "Man from. Manitoba." Instead of writing & verse or running a newspaper Staad should be forking manure cn a farm." Our kooiI fr'ond Peck ts alwnyq oa deck, With pen, pisiior and pftste laden jar, - Hi*) I'K.it hviiiklesliright., Through nil itho long night, . And wo nre loaming tollike bin bright Golden * Star. Tlio Fomie Free Press is kicking over the recent aniondineet made by .the post offlc6-depai't inont—com "isllin"'. newspapers to pay'postage at tho rate of eighteents per pound on all special editions. It eays itisYery unfair to tho newspapers and also the country at largo,-* Thc Star don't agree with the Crow paper. When anypoor cus» sends a parcel through the postojlice he pays 10 a pouiid,eud we don't see why the millionaire owners of the Free Press should kick over- paying eight cents a pound. Senator Templeton of Victoriu is the man. By length of service and eipor- ionco he has all the others backed off tho board. Tuj- Fnn-viM LEr-ouiulitl not get out an annual holiday edition this year; but is giving its readers a «ood paper every weok. And this is worth moro than all the holldayieditlous ovor pub* litjlied.-Ciolclon Star. PECKS EES-CLVE Peck litis rOHolvul, nnd will ItlU, Not to (oucli hoozo In nliiotnnn nix To stoor uliiiir f<f wlilnky, Kin niiii bcor— Tiivn 11 mndol UTo nil tlio yonr; Not touch iviiytltliiH tlmt'llci-untfl an Inward flie- BtIII, llko otliorri, you'll find I'uiik.a llur,. ww^^^ic^i^i^jhi*?^^; 1 You Can't Be iU Happy With Poor w*m\ u> w Eyesight • «v» ^i> <-4> ^iV -ts* »*> <i> /i> *^iv *f, <& »iv<I*» *i* * * ij& ,Nor can you correct defective sight without lenses ife ground.to weet-yonr individual needs. ■ To fit lenses accu'rrately requires greater skill .than " is generally supposed." Dr. By bee's glassee restores perfect vision because there is scientific knowledge and that skill, which comes from years of experience, back of themA . Artifical .eyes- always in stock. Write me a postal and I will call.". 1 'to-G.-uul 7 to 9 p.m.*!*? l^'Dr. R. L. Bybee. om™ Itn(>tx^ 7 ^ 8 wotfi-Fornt®^ 'M44!4i&LM4^!'i5T4^I',-5l* *i££?+ *■'* *V *V J> *,r* V> SV vjV\V m.1, <4j/ «,»> \1, \1> \1, \1a W m)?mVmteii??lift^^ Bxamtnatiun Free. OfQ*.-e Hour**: m 'y ' :"■*■ ':'""': "■ •■ -'* ■'■•: " -"' ". ■*"■■ '" Fernie Miohel Korrsssoy GoaE Greek fit th* Ctow'm Nm V*r* Co»\ Coir.p--.ny- off her fret nnd h*Uirr tbt>ctmh\ vtxV.f UEiKir ■;.< 11...-»r«j«.»j»-{•■ ;f--,t-,«;*«'- r ^. .... • 11 . .■ 1 * 11 MN,1 tln-wiivm.i I.. -M»l»l»,fii «h#(JiHlli ANI> WHhKK.t**, A* h« Id lev, th* M* »ier»ell together w a-ulfluiice yould j-.-1-k.n.i.vn.., .■r»iiHiirfjif..», Our Fruit Garden, In niiothfr column we nolo llie nur* ■ 4.4J, wa.,..^.^*^,,',,, J »*...-, v. 4 «, ..- c.iuvcr, hut wo serve notice on lilnn that we nre stron|;ly in favor of 11 nurs. t*ry much closer to Pernie than- in his line Vancouver esUhllfliincnt. The ueweiit field for such anenturpriif, and die one inviiinif lhe cnplliil nnd inJui uy of MJiiieouc ul III Ihe wura^'e and experience is tlte lerrilory lyinif so iH'iir I'ernie, **ind ulmh iv u* yet al* mort unlontlicd, We refer lo tht* Kooicnay Valley, wher-i-* sre to be *.tvn orchard*, in bcarimj; nnd where there is as fine. lintniie nnd -u.il condition! far live fruit induMry »• can be £mi«v4 in nny pari of lf,e prnvincn. Klitff Solomon'H MIiich. Htmclnl torTllK UlKiKiit Victoriu, U. C, Jno. 16—lilriim Wilson, nf Munalmo wlio hue just re- turne.l lo that city afier 11 protruded resldftifo in Afrh-n, has seen for liim* i«lf llie fitmous shafts sunken by Kini/ Soloinnn's emissaries in llieir MMrcli for nnd recovery of the -,'old of Oplilr, This was some few years uro when Mr. Wilson was himself cmploriiiftj lhe African interior In search of gold mines, Tnivelini; through a di»inct wiine were evi-Jentrs ol yci'lov. lii-iisuii; in such quanliile* ns would lurn a sen*.- ontd KlonJiker f{rceu wilh envy. Wil son was surprised to see abandoned «h»fi«. whrri* iliii while man's fool Imd probably never before been proku'd. More curium villi, the tnauiier in which llit.se sliufis had been sunk show lhat modern times h ive little tn teach (lie miners of ancient days in lhe nuillerof'^DliI mlnliiff. Mr. Wilsim was forced to leu ve ;\frica by u-riou-n illuci., iilihuuiiliiichruuKlit buck with him a ts'ooJiy store of Kold. He will rt'lttfii lo the lonj- nUtndoiK'J «.<liJ mines ns Kocst its his ktrenglh in fully restored. SaSe anil Gl^m^r^o B&U % of Odds and Ends. Sweeping: reductions on a all goods on sale tins month. RL -fltH kr*t0w* a me* Ladies' Misses' & OUW pa HIPS Boys' boots,, and shoes must be sold. v'i-> Ow S Henry's NurNcry, We are in receipt of M. J. Henry's Nursery catalogue ol fruit aud ormt- nicniul frees, and garden, Held and (lower -it'edtj for the comlnij- season, Mr, Henry is 11 veteran in tho business nnd his lusl cnlido|jue in a tfein In ilu line. This is u hunio instituiion nud lhe nioncy paid for trees and seeds re* nialnu in lho province to be circulated iinioiif,' our own people, if better ktock could be procured liy uo!n;| out- side the province (here would bo some justification for ho dohitfi hut thu facts point ihe other way. The best stock lor planting in (his province is thai which if grown here, which, added to the iidviinlah't- of short time In transit, ■'iveu preference to lho home (frown slock. Tint i.i'iionii wlll always be,. lound helping homo intlitulions of nil kinds nud wo arc proud of such enler- prlsi'n iih thut of Mr. Henry. There is 11 -.(rowing field fur such work nnd wu would like tn see fruit trees blossoming all over our groitl province. Pstmnt MMIrfn-j* Pol-iOHhijr »:<r.-,«l»oTnr I.M>iim- f.iiiiilmriiii-n Mootit The fifth annual meeting of tlio Mountain I.tmibecmcu's nsKoclution was held In Nelson Inst werk nud was in session two bays. All the milling compHiili-H belonging to the imnocialioi, 'liXiC IX\.i\:!K\l\\.At .'.HJ l^lHViV4,4l4,\44*,4;» from the Coast mills wcro pronons, The two big Kernie compn-tics were represented by O. I., flovnton, V, C, Dubois, A. Mi'Dougall and L. M. IViuior. Tlie lumhcnnon of tho Koot- enuys ore u jolly fine lot uf men, und represent one t>f the mos.1 important in dusiries in the country. Tho nnsoria- tioti is gradually grow ing fmni a nith- er disrordiint orgJiui'iiilJiJii iiilu a solid compact body of men who linvi* been driun by unfrtvoniMe ltgi>l.ilioo and advi-rku cunditiomt to tuko coin ei led aciiou in order 10 preiervo llieir finun* cirtl ttiilence. Their cfforl* are be- giniiimX '*• ^-*-*t fi oil umiJiiu outlook for fuiurt- siitt'iiin- is twtler than it In*.*. Victor*;*, H, C.» Jnn 16.*—Coroner Ik-vo for aevvral yenn. Big Hed&icfi^i In Mon's Clothing', Underwear, 'Working1' Shirts, Gloves, Mitts, Hats and Sox. Ladies' Whitewear, Blouses & Skirts on said this week. if 1 See Window for Goods on Display | Lid. f I The Trite8»Wood ©© s ■ ■ i*» VlV*jy*I?yIv *-,m%l< /J* »Iv <4» /4V *1V *»♦ *J* *4V <J> ft, fl* *.' *fr /»> /•> */.> vi> lb ifi Your Vote and influence ia hereby solicited for E.A. KUMiVflER as Alderman for the city of Fernie In tho iUsld ns nn lr.dopor.dcnt Ciuuliilate. llave-tio 11x0 to Ki-ind, ' sates: While They Last wo «"ivo with every 50 cent purchase, A Handsome 1906 Calander. i. These Calfindcrs arc a few of thc handsome lines wc have left over from Xmas stock and originally sold from 15 c'u to $2.50. Come early and get .1 good choice. No E» Suddaby The Pernie Drug Store. AffOlU for Mono's Fountain Van, I.nujjhlhi Fountain Pou. K-utmnii'-. Tltota Victor and BcvHiwr Oniiiio|i|ionoi", Ivlllion'-' Fii'juognitjlli. -*»», *Mi*.* .-4«W-4?*^Vrt*-»tf4jt;.3!^ i. m • ■-.(.-^;» i*&**^tyn^!tefWtSj#miV*iiifr'-i#t*^tt-*-i^ ■*I*»1«*1H «-p*"H^| iFHt,e\t*^g! y&HMMM
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Title | The Fernie Ledger |
Publisher | Fernie, B.C. : D. V. Mott and G. G. Meikle |
Date Issued | 1906-01-17 |
Description | The Nakusp Ledge was published in Nakusp, in the Central Kootenay region of southeastern British Columbia, from October 1893 to December 1894. The paper was subsequently published as the Ledge both in New Denver, from December 1894 to December 1904, and in Fernie, from January to August 1905. The Ledge was published by Robert Thornton Lowery, a prolific newspaper publisher, editor, and printer who was also widely acclaimed for his skill as a writer. After moving to Fernie, the paper continued to be published under variant titles, including the Fernie Ledger and the District Ledger, from August 1905 to August 1919. |
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Language | English |
Notes | Preceding Title: The Ledge Succeeding Title: The District Ledger Frequency: Weekly |
Identifier | Fernie_Ledger_1906_01_17 |
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Date Available | 2016-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0182474 |
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