J-- ger /I rl r ■1/ ***** FERNIE, B. C. APRIL 18, 1906 Fire Pacific Thousands of Lives Lost and Millions of Property Destroyed Special to the Ledger— Vancouver, B. C, April 18.—A spe- sa}rs: rial to the World from San Francisco. An earUiquake and subsequent fires have caused thousands of- people to lose their „ lives, and more than fii teen Hundred are injured, while the loss to property^ is fifty millions ol dollars. At the hour of writings the, business district is burning, and,prospects are that it will be almost entirely de- stroyedT The seismic disturbances, of, which there were three shocks, have left the metropolis of the Pacilie coast stun- and Broftt-ratt with the magnitude of the awiui calamity, a calamity, the magnitude of which is unparalleled in North American history, and bringing home to the people of this continent as an actuality rather than as some fictional nightmare such a stupendous catastrophe as has marked as with titanic grave stobes as the history of the earthquakes of Asia. The blow fell shortly after 5 p. m. i: was as though the end of all things had come, tottering edifices of brick and stone, the rising cloud of dusky murkiness blotting the clear -lit of early morning, the savage, sullen, roar of crashing builjdi.hgs\ transfonnedg the peace of dawn into an unspeakable pandemonium. The shrieking, and the more ominous still ness ol cowed humanity utterly impotent before the greater might of nature. Thc situation in its terrific magnitude was not such as* news tellers may successfully cope with. Fires are raging in every part of the city, and the ^ruddy. lights hovering over Riverside', Oakland, Alameda and other cities near or along the bay speak silently but with awful ccrtain- of the further extent of the dreadful ''s as ter. Hundreds of tlie poor residents dwel ling in the tenement district were killed in their beds. TT*p 1ii*ir»<i of rttiiio'c! •st-rcct-* nnd Vfc- ftrta. q^ci«nbbrcdA,avcnwics of, hoaor, extend within thc city mile upon mile in almost every direction. Telegraphic, telephonic and other communication is virtually annihilated. The loss oi life in San Francisco seems to have been confined to, the poorer districts, and". manufacturing centres. , To allay fears of those who may have friends among , the many tourists in San Fr-anciscoj it is sale to say ciiey have not been injured. As the liours go by the excitement grows, inoreiiiteiise. The fires are spreading and every few minutes explosions are heard as ^buildings are being bl.-.wn up in an attempt to stop the progress of the flames. Few reports outside of :3an Fran isco have been received,, but the dam .... ._._ age about the bay must have Ivcn water"isr being carried^into'the'build- enormous. Oakland suffered, severuy. ing IrbmA outside sources for the ns.**-' Two ships were sunk' in the hart or of the, patients; .-nd :iSlii streets on Valencia street a 5-story irame building, topplea over into the street, burying; ?s pro- •1 • i'i0- 11* ' O/fc/X*. pie in the debris. A House on i/th stieet near Valencia was, wrecked, killing two peopLe. A lodging. house on 7th street between Howard and Mission, lmown.as the Kingsley, entirely collapsed, it one lire and 75 or 80 people are *.Airied m the rlaitie and ruins, the dry goods store of Linnian & Co. is on fire, threatening the destruction of lhe. whnjp block. ' " ' * At 18th and Valencia streets there > a crevice in the street six feet wide ^d the entire sidewalks are torn up. Street car tracks are -badly twisted .nd traffic is at a standstill. At the Southern Pacific hospital he watcriront is greatly damaged and is burning at this hour. ' ner one hundred vessels were in ;:he harbor'at tlie time of the earthquake and the damage to shipping must have been enormous. Vancouver, B. C.v April t8.— The World received the following at 4 pf m, It is reported that the United States Pacific squadron, whicli was in the harbor has been sunk. Many people suffering from injuries re seen.making their way to differ- t hospitals. lhe; Episcopal church of the Advent ■ badly damaged. The south side of Market street, between fourth and fifth streets, is on e and flames are spreading in many directions. j'hc city is now under martial law. it seems that the entire business sec „„ ., . . ,,. „ . , • .tion of San Francisco will be utterly lhe city is practically ruined bv destroyed.-■ f,r?. 'fie Call building is burned out Mayor Schmidst called for thc as- entirely Ihe Examiner is a heap of istauce of the entire Oakland fire denims^ The seven million dollar City uarlment. and has ordered that all Hall is also reduced to a ruined heap [dynamite available be used to blow of shapeless rubbish. The operator of the only line working out of the ty crys over the wire "No Waterl'j ■U\s awful. I want to get out of here, or I will be blown up...Tne telephone system is bust. The Palace Ho- 1 Claus Spreckels buildings, the O'Farrcll store, and the 20-story Monadnock building, have all fallen. The earthquake shocks continue. Fire broke out in almost every block ib the district between Market street,, and thc South Side. Fire is raging in all directions and «*■*.,*,/4 *J> "I/*, .*. man. ... .-.J,,,,, , .,| (• if ^ ^cC-j-Uo u,.C u,Kj\*tlg out Ul tile UOWJI" town sections. Thc Valencia hotel, between 17th port. buildings so as to stay as much as ossible the process of the flames. General Funstou has called all avail ...hie troops to service if necessary in -i emergency. Thc board of supervisors will meet immediately to take necessary measures for relief and pro- ■cction ol sufferers. Chief Sullivan is lying in a very precarious condition. Both he and his Vv'ife having been injured. *Wmmmm*mmM*m»m** T,ATKST—The entire loss of life so ar numbers 2000. A tidai wave this afternoon swept the harbor destroying nearly all the y V N. !& ,i % \ )... Y it 'it-. !i £'" IY Mi i -. 'i ",- k rl 'A"-" M- . " *-'-*. Ai* % 7^ IVol. I, Number. 37A AND AROU! /' • * %\ ti * APR 22 MOfii'* fcting Locals Atef Folks Probably Know MK. PO*U*EX AN'D THE KOOTE.VAY Cl'NTRAI.. 1'Vom The.Cranbrook Herald. ' '"' C. H. 1'olfc.n^ returned from Victoria last Suniluy. Nvh'orc lie" lias .'been siiicc- lhc ■ opoiiinir. 0r the house, and ■.iiinn-r LuVi session'wus fco-jt'*busy'look ;?E.RNIE,;B.C.y WEDNESDAY. APRIL' 18, l$& PICKED UP BY OUR OWN BUSY REPORTERS • ml'teLS ^^V!u^^ The Palace Dnij. Stove, is well stock ^1 >'ith flower .und maiden seeds. ' Oeii. ScoU.'of Tobaceo i'l-iins, was nt the cily u lew days last' weeh. Thomas Giuliani and IC. \t\ -iii]ler of Michel, were Kernie visitors yesterday. ' .•„■-. 1111(1 Uiu-'ixs , - - loud suits ol hi-j dial's Mr, x'oi- len said; , ' - * ' I '.The "-emu-act I'or ten iuil,^,of the J KooUhiiy u-niral awarded !,y lh(J <-- 1'. Hon behalf ol the Kootenay U-nti-al luilway company will be car- lied out |,y th-. General Contract, coin, puny ol 'Vancouver. os Angeles f ***** <.-> San Francisco, April i-*.~A terrible-eartlupiake struck this cil*,*.-this moniing at-5.30 o'clock,, rumiiijt the i ini re business section ' of the -cily. At six o'clock the entire cilv seems lo be in flainel and the 4 .■cily is without water as, the re still, of the. destruction of the fesor- voir.-: and pumping,'ntalinns. s , U i.s also reported that' sect ionn ol" the Uautifiileity nl r.os Angeles Jiavc been destroyed, ..,, services and the .music were commemorative of the a,l -pervading. the.-ne of the- resurrection. The -weather was perfect and everybody' .seemed in b? full . of theioyousness ': ofspring, '-"lad to Le alive-and tb7 welcome the signs of .'-rw life ta-.be- seen in bud- diiif- bush' and starting -grass tips to he seen ou everv hand.' - * ' -♦ .- ' - I'XDKU I.OCK AND KKY\ * Price $2"ayear in Advanc mayor* had teen informally told that they weie dishonest and moved that all corrc.Npoiuu-iice'.relating to the con- duet of thiSoease by the eity solicitor ho ordered' brought before "the' council. Aid. Tutilt replying to M,- Trites.clcprecatwl the** use..,of vieh i.in- Kiiage as liad been made use ot, aiid the ellou to drag the mayor into a tontrovorsy in tvhkh' his worship had taken no part either belorc or since ". •" 4 '' Ulu election, and said that to pass C 0. Wright, I.'emie'.s welf known !uren.r1 cl"'01*011 Y Mr* Tritw*' had leweler has closed his doors. V.is en-' o ionhd-nr"0'"''.'. '° v V°lC °l wanl" tire stock, consisting of ahnm & J ° ,,°""^ ,1™ ."!'*• "°'«*°r. " U»a iS t is Considered Important fnoogMo_Prinr SPECSAllY CUUEO fOR THE LEDGER t CliANlJIiOOK.. '•rom the Prospector.— * Miss Watts, of Water:, l.iuudell Kec window is a.teiiiptatiaiA^eal Tl',1-'0 ""'I!'""*' "* il vcr>' - " (.iitnal wjhIuj,,,,, .Statements that lhosc; handsome •■irucnicrs on ex- '"hoil'Tl..*., T . " from time ,to time -->*-f-W*#*##4W4^*'-»*#+*«^«.'->.»4^^t 4+^*4,44^4. ■ About <<o settlers came in oil the G. "NV train this moininj;, bound far, Allierta points. -All /the drii-r stores, in town have agreed to close llieir stores-ill: ; p. in., coiniuonciiiir tonight, . 'Air. and .Mrs. li. O. WaltK^slefl over the Ncr'liiein, for .SeattlJf.'JaHV TlmisdaV [vi- a shori'. vacation A "* The Coal Creek football' team '...-ill play the l-'erniu buys on the ■ l-Vniie tfioiiiids on' HiUiu-da'y, JUay .-jtli. When, you aie ready for, yonr flower and jKirdun seeds, yon can »et then: way. The .petition askii,., fc,.- ae s„b.,,,iv* wUcll Wtts 8i , aoi ..oo., .residents „[ Kust- Kooteimy, was dun- brought i*cf0'ro thc--rov^,,: ment, as well as the resolutions of llw iBtliviuuhl and associated boards ol tra.lo, but wero iveeive..l without roinmem. Mr. '^:., and Dr. ' S made a aUllanl fi»ht TEWSriiONIC. j(he. Cranbrook Telephone'' company art exteJicfinj; their long distance line to I^lkiitoulh. This niean-r that the Cranbrook ".nierehanl.s will have an extra line cn the Klkmouth business. The peop'e of i'Vrnie are setting 1-'.? interest out of their £2200.00 investment in the telephone business' and It will Le seen by ofllcial notice in low prices a-; uill another column that application is he- '.*-■*".'Mi even the liuiht careful huv iresh and reliable Store, liov at the l'.i!.i.*.e '':mr ■ Iv-oy J-?..Kelly,'repvesentiiiii iilinard':. Uuimciit. Co-,' of .Vfiiinoulli, X. 8., was lookiii-f after business in Veinie ' Inst week. W. i.i.,--Nelson, the popular i-epic--.i:nt ntive,;of stlic .O^iivit Millinj; con.p.my, was"in tiie eity last week lookin-.r'-.liter the Hour trade. ° 4 " lUiss.-Siiiic',and I.nura Teller enlei*- taine;La few of tliL-ir friends at a ,. birthday party lasl .Monday at the home of llieiv .parents. * • - . 'A- niecliiijr! of, the Fernie baseball „le:iiii.;.will bcJieldVat the Rov.J c.n Friday 'iiifthfttt 4S o'clockf All interest ed, ,in7bnseball are iuviltd lo attend, .! A man by: ihe'ifaim.-of Win. Com- inniis.Il.!id-lii.j-iii/.—i ;l4_,i...i. »<*.., 1 j._!„, \vc.i-|.iii.i ;,t Coal Creek this inoiniii"', and was taken lo the, hospital for treatiniiit.-t .'.-"- 'A. ll O'Xcil, hnil*- the inisfurt me - lo break le-i last "Afomlav- while skni- din-; lofi.s forUlii: Fernie I^utuIjir Co., He was taken to the hot-piinl am! and is'-rettinfr'albiirf-very'iiieclv. '13.. A. Kennedy, ni,ist:uit 'general -no i'rint*.*ii'deiii ofthe. ..Creat .Noriliern, 'a',: cr.iiipaiiied by Division Nuporiiilcmlent .1. II. ^),Xcil,<weie i|i'\he eiiy »r'in'- •lav lopkifitfi '-lit"* *C'i. X'.' ii.leu sis, * T'liuAraiii prow .of. the ."Moiri.ssey .MiiieHj'i-aiieli; - have-been iVniisferred .to Feinje , where -tlie Iruliie 011 the •"Wines binnth is increas'ii-.' so rapidly , Uiul the.' 1U01 rissey eii'-ine and eiew will be;'added to the ju-esent loive in' order to keeji up with" the work Harry 1 l'olloek, wliilu playing with some other belts'on ihe It Ik l.iiiniw! coiupaiiv'ii timuwav just aem!;<; the liriillfo,' last Friday, fell llnoii^li ;,n opeiiiiiji- ni tliu Hour to the ■.■roiiml l.u- low, disloealiu'c his toll-ir Lone. Dr, ]li«'i!iii-i wns ealhil in ns.sooii i.:i Harry-, iij-rivi-.ill home, and iln. din. located bone wan put buck !n plr.tc Hoi-rv is mil ,'1-,'iiin uud will hhihi lm all nulit mul le.'idy for miotliet- ".m* Me, , . The Jial.ei* Liniilier eoinpanv nru liiilldiii;-; a ii«w mill at Crow'.s .Vest I,nii(liiijj; tind. 11 ni c<|iiippiii-.'; il.willi a dnulile cultiiiii; .bund saw nnd n lior-. i/imlnl ri'Kiiw, tin.' first one lo ' be iiihtnll.'.l in 1 lie pniviin-e, This will ■ (jtivo a c.ipiu-jiv of l*o,(K!o lout pi".1 duy nud will l-.u kepi itoiiiij lo !ui full I'fipiH'ily dii'.in," the whole ciiUiii->- M'flSOII IC. A, WnllliiRor, of lhe j'ovonui'i.ut olliee, Ciniilnook, i'i in llie city for a ilny or twci luiviiiji- Dr. Cuir.on Irent liin ei-*lil-year-nid smi fur i.uiue a flection of llio hoy's lejr, Air. W.illlnj;..r rcpartR verv niieoiiriijiiii-c news fi-oni tli.* .St, Alury'N river iiiiiiiiij,' opiui- tioiis, nml a.nentM-ul rnvivnl of iniiiiii|-" iiitere.'.t in tlio iliiilrlct. . ' Frank Slieiiiinii eiiuie iip fioui i.e.! 11- liiidjjii this iiiiiriiiii-' nud n-privl-i ev-' i'1-ytliiiiK i|iilel, The ol.i.'iu, Viiu 11'. il'.' i-i-eelil elc'-llaii for niciuber lor l.etli, I'tldi-i' is nn fnllown: A- IC. Uriliir, w.Vr I'. U.'iSlieriiiiiii, ,\ii:\\ \\\ C, Sim. liK'lis, i,i\i\ hpoileil ballots, /,, Mr, Sliirinuii ic tin nn In ),4'ilibiid|',e In- indirow. Jl in ru|inrli'il thnt Air, 11, lUlino, of Xi'Ikiiii, ri'iile njiipl uf the Doniin- 10)1 .'iXplr. M UHllp.HiV hi-, bi. i.r. pm- linilfil tu tliu puiiilioii nl Mipniliil'iiii- ttit i'.f llie .'otnpiniy for lliiiiili Col- iiinliin, with lii'iii|i|iiiirli'i-.'i .it Viinnni- vrr. Tin.1 -iiislliiiii h.111 ln'-u V-n-iint Hiiiie the ileiilli nl S, Y, i-'kw.-iI, l.nllll' tllOlllllS ll-ril, liy n ri'fi'M'iid1 lo bulk. -oiili\ tin, line be eventual! Imt it does noL commit the C ip H !," ;>P^t3iebui!dillff of Ai; niilwai- •;i uUher,.Jn. faet - there- are no P.-oiwds for .snpposiii-i that the decision of u-.cc. P. li. of which 'the irov- crniiinil were omciallv informed fnd, wliien was »iven out'last .year hn*. .?"' ;;cV'!^-lrK,isonil,lai,' in» made tor a. charter: to coii'slnicl a line of railwajj from near "Uorrissey tJirontjii the. Crow's Nest l'ass lo ■ a point .near Ilillcjeit junction enst 01 Frank, and , iheno- ou to Curdslou, Alberta, willi branches to l-inehcr U jollifieaiion . meeting \vitli biass ia"t! to 0l1 ^'!->"• 'J,U: eoiiipany- ' is band ana bonfire ' accompaniment-.1."1Icd lhc Iiil-'-'K'sL Railway, Coal', ■ jiSt. Cuke company, and is .asMnj-; loi .,<-...-.-..- lo oxvll ail([ ojiL.rate Cliui miner* . ,1 properties and to build and to work oil a little of the enthusiasm 7p»raie lank lines throuuh ...\Uueh lo thev--must leel -over the e:.tiis;..i.i ol e^rry the product of the oil'fields of Cranbrook enterprises into our terri- fco,,ll,wl;!''tei-ii AH.eita and .soiitlieus-tcin tory/ iirilish, Columbia. . One of the. points whicli this road is to touch is Township 6, of 1 iiii;.;i; ■*, west of the lillh principal meridian, in the coal deposit owned by .1, -■ .1. Hill interests. Tiie proposed .line 'looks much liln: a Oiv.it* Northern venture to extend their line last from Femie ami if so, it mav lie expected that it will he vigorously piishe'dby the j;rer,i and ..biiililiiijr company. This ^inVf'l^l/^L^^*:™^ -"o-ld U- ananfd'so-t.,at onr busi. \%^[ lioiise. Severn! members n*'well ."o "C'KS 1)eop!c ™u,d. hoye an opportunity 'un,i oil 'iiauy public men, have expressed them selves very stron-ly as to the foiiis- tice done the companv, which iAthe only one of. those, subsidized Hint lia*: not been allowed to take advaiita^* su\v °' I9'" »ra,Uil,K 11* "sub- - ICxcept for an arraiij-einenl ' whicli has been made bv tho C.'P. R. when;, ■ay that comjianv will handle the pr-* /innn.ivv opei-rtli4ins of the line for tho company, it would have been impossi' '•le to or-ram/e and cinv „,,. lllls v-*oi'k ih time. This an-anyeinent ,'eon- rrs, Make 1.0 mistake. Watch for the «iiWlo l,.ier o, ,,-,;, '" f !''«' kivcii siyns nt WiIrIiI's old siand ilia ection of -in, ,A, f. f '-ninisite the postolllw. Ski largo ad-1 cil, * "'""^ ° 011 pose 5 for partial p.rice list and Ko one sr "-'in had looki.J at cine Ik eonhl „ot if Jlc „..,„-j u . *-»M »oi if ue .ould, \y!t,.iiold „l oiu the f the conn full particulars ARTISTIC ADf WRITING. Cranbrook Herald—' '■" , '* G. Iiruee ."Crown, who is the new bookkeeper for J. I). JleUride.-? is one of the best nd. writers we'havo seen. He values advertising for* he knows what that URIC SH!l-.\n-;.YfS. ' J he diipmejits nf. oi"i;" for the week ilidny 011 the i,]th as reported by the fei-mluv.J'aily News, ,was as ifollows: p,),KV'10t ' Tons. •Houndary Ilos.-ilui.il .'...'..'.',.. I'Sloc.-iii-Ko.ileiia*.- ...... conded J.rr,,Trites' motion - id e stated that l.e was not aware f the kici. that the corresprmdence n open to his iiispeelion/so tha ♦- .' "FKAXK. From the Frank Paper— ' 35, at the smellers ''hat -it. is worth, <On,l he afco knows I [i Z.'c^Y v?,Pa * ' ' »V "10TC lnt in t„+ ii, t - ., , *, I ' -*l10 L,l,?a<- Northijrn wil fore.; tlie "at to Ret the true worth of adver- CnlRarv & I'Vmie line up the .Klk ,iMii(r one. must pay the.same* atten- hy either the C. P. R. or O. T. 1'.' Hon to that branch of the business as he "does to any other. Every Tuesday morning he appears "at t};e'Her- ald compoMtig room with his'copy He has.his idea how he wants thc ad. set VL J'"'I; insists that itl,e done that wnv' ^ital for week .... The total ieee?pi;; was 3,'ii<-|i;"i Ions. The Afiiiys.-ilji,. smelter i.s now ceieiiig and tr.ating' 5r0 Week. ■,. The total [•'I' lhe year to dale were 4M,4,19 tons. ' ■ - "•' re- tons" per reteipis at' the smelters "IK* mutter was dropped, lint Air. ,'i'riUn was soon isa'ii. eomplainiuiv of the action' t,f Lhe connc-l m tui-ninir down i.,V R.d .=6,oiawel after, the old eouneil,,*"d m, lol ."7.724 "I Imn to 'defend the; wate7 lv- -,., -1,489 an. a,ain referred to the r\ft^iS »;' ■ r.nmscy had said that he wis .1.0 oa rpliT;" °f uu- ™« iiK-s ol the conliiict. if ii,-.. „-..,„ true, ami P.o,lw,ll was a Coai', \t K.1.V layer, then UlB. cily h;!(- »'j week. weie'here several d:i law the I"'ill* ^l.??". lP *Y>Ym in.the VOLCANIC ICRUI'TIOXS .poke <»f'aihe the (he . e immediate construction rnilw.iv have been offered to v,.J'YVTVn[ '1,lri"f ,,K' ,fls* two ^■xxi. bv lhe coiii-ia-iv. Had the' -ov- "■'"'"'"t Kept its promises--the-"line «»!.(.li.ivo 1,4-en in operalinn seve-a '"^llis alio. The iroveiuiuent seen i.n.e uni-ouvinc-edof-ihe iinportn.iee « Hast Kooie.n-.v „nd ,-,[ ti1(, abs£lll ;;»«^.lvfo,*trnJ,sportntio«tod«> ■>>'lop it.-; lesourees. Just watch,his ads; fbr",a while anil vou.will soon see-that he savoys -jLlie art. **^- A10XDAY XIOHT'.S I1AU*. nn'd Fernie will have anoth.'r inkier wheel map of the Pass. . .This city should be the divisional iKiint-for all these roads and, if mry both- talks for them niul woriis for them,- we will get'these thiin's". ,'i'he Ladies' lienevoient societV an- ] dn!!t Si ™J"S l° l1."!^.. «"«• a force "THICICI.IC I.UAIliJiR/CO. " Tlie I,edKeiv was .mistaken last week •n htiilm-. that the lVt car df-ine- ■''""■-•i.y nud arrived for the Klk Vim* ''•■;_compamy-s big ,„iJi. rIu!rfl ^ ) urri aijiled Th, 011 Le.n othe: eruptive vole.ui people who have'.been liviii« *"-«"t tne bu.se ol Mt. Vesuvius have of an- «-i-*ii ex1,eriLiie!ng,.the horrors other great eruption of that ■ '"»wv i» this ease were 'the same r,:;?""'f »^*c-r comas'.singly aI1d Mr ■a.u put u quiclus to.this troitblinir J, ; '"foniiins Mr, Trites 'tlmt. one of . '<■' first things the council, had in striicted him .to ,1, -f -.-— ,110X1X0 MATi:iI." A boxing tonlest of ten raumls i.i tween j*1H,eS. j>lllrow.. Ijf R,n|iu {ul Su " "!^S,,,W,H 'i.T'7, °! i arecl" ■ T,U! ,'M,|B» ' "1<)V,;(l l"»"»'^'» KloriVs on -i 'mA , ,.,,I;,C0 ,at c,,nril"»ff 1'osU'sse.s und the .-elresh- of/ll7« ="lh ins" A'lorfei't ' .^^ ^.u deliciously good aud,u,i- iiile has h'cii'niu .1.4 ..i„i i"1 ^-1 !fccl,ll:1,UV ^»».y np|irceinteil. The tvens- 'assunbl,. '-■■7 'A" put up and tl line exhi-jury will be ret.leiii..lied to the extent assu,"jU' nnd ti fin, ftfr, liurrows i-j|nf more, than "ii 100.00 ns a result nud lin-. iniiiiv .ul- the lleiievoleiit soeietv i.s coiisuiniujiily 1 winni'i- "IT,- «i ... • ns '" ll l1"*"-'"'! >«> cdntiiiiie the good » ' o n '-it -V, 'N fS I" "-W ,,m,VV0lk thcy,Jiavu so successliilly ^.u- !is wi!,.- ■" i,,ft,<MIMl-' 1""' riwi on in the past. This society is ,111 ',' " ' wn1, * alisolutc necessity to the coiiiiniinily imilici- 'wliilo vou look „„ '■"'■■.i.I.M-.-rt J he members of ih0 „„()J),'K^(i,ows \UhhVA]i'Am J,l- Sa,iaiVu,1*ar«tal Company ihjs jeek shipped a car of, lire dav from Coleman t„ the swielter at.Frank, TV J «h "'-'^ clay. Severn I tests " ! ' .-»oye» ,,the fin- briek product of "•'■i-v to-ne of excellent --urtv the road is open to "the public * I ^ctor Melnti re when hX ;! lx a vast benefit to the'district , ' —4 1. _ '■ 0 HOYIR. From the Leader.— Consideraide StA Ivug^e slick is Sto,^?"y'';n,J,,.^slj°"K'»'.»t'from .•so 10 30 cents"n uli^.*-, share. •*« ., .-•---■ 1 .""" "•*.-> l-IJllglll, 30^10 a«, cents'n share. It-is now S, hit ion is looked for well, km iv, 11" Ineallv uni' 'Hiring frieiiil.-i who will a win lo th has °.')- F, wiii «l their hull neu S.nwlnv •■'■ «»«I uinieli thenee to t|l(. <i'iK.i hns. 1,eeii, iiiiiiiuintioimiiv 'louiit., inisleiuliiig, He .|;il| .wU] ihe (oinpnny owned h:*i! no Huvi dicnU'fi thill tliey lmve and people will H'tiii'liil'cr mi'l keep the dale lor tin* jl wu,,- only enining lwo ,.,.,. ^ w.nle 111 i-cnli^v the declnie.l dividend,.! ,';"■' '" 1>")' wilt. . Mr. jiodwell, lor the eoiiipnny, had no nl.ji.eti.m to the en-x.-ex.nmiintinn, j[,7,.llui ,.|lul m,-, ■Mi-lM-riv had jiuid whnt the eo; ANNUAL SALIC OF WmiK, The la.ftu.-s of Christ Clinicli guild will hold llieir. liiiuuul 4'h-Hlui.,:,m.-ii liiili oil Fiiduv uileriinoii, April su, Wim iiiuliiiir .-.I, ,-... 1 |,*"n !'" MloiH'H (mil, where v<»i will Mi id oili«i* lin.'iii«J vn,.,' ■ iii l|ul '"! nl'lo tl* K«t «'l Hie ..i-lii-ai'li'.i In the _ ' 1 ■ ,*''MI- jutlml'i l.niiils, cil-fs,. pl.'i:, etc, . *" ""¥"•——- 'i'ii...... ...Ill .1,,, 1 1,. ....... .... LATl'ST 1.ai.<,.i..\MK. riKl'e will .iI:-.o be on !.;i!e Minn* ii) to-ilnte I'lillotii nud In-ltii done In lin> \l c./ii-i-i. .,-..,, .„,' 1 in , ■ I'Velct nud hluulow ciiibroiileiv. Ten (lie V i i^' : ' 'T '' ' "•r"v "will l".o i*rv*.-il .l.irii.g the, nil. nm,,,, .'*•-,. id'wm, W"T l'1"" '" '»'«■ «''"« wj» ■-" «- VoxxAn U the ' ' "„i" ,!" ,l""1"• tliil.liMi.-At 8.30 tlie Iloor will I,.. niiliCii lm,. 1 11 1 , . , . Ielenred mul 11 Korinl iliince will be , „ " ,' '" ,' , ; V "A1 '•■ ;I,,I,,I•" imrtlclpau-U I... Mverylioily vi';,! I* l«'*«. '■'■. <<"|Ui*ll,M.ll4.. lll!,Uiili...,uri;vv,,on1u,, ,)0|1.t {ntp,x „„. K]utft vrf. day nfU-iiionii, Apill 57th, at fh-tork'n non it ts,. i,..,! .1., , '■-'"''"•> v.-111 »..»»,„ A ?.'";!' <»••"- i.".i..ii- h-i,I..ii .,.i.h,l,t «'l''l«' will be « 'Hc »'" l« n lillle w,, . «'" -v MAU/'VAV KKj-i'iojir T.-\ v.'t!|,),; , ""li'i f'.iliii.iiii', ["«■ "'e WHl..lv,!i'j '•"'l| Mil.'l ill Ih, <A the ijieat ealaniitv resulting from an i-riipiiiin „| Vesuvius two ihousnnil vears ago. Ife described how 1(ll. pi.0. ph.- tied pillows over their heads in older lo protect themselves from full, ni;*- si on.-* as thev gioped about iu flu- iiml;ness in their endenvors to get beyond the limits of the falling debris, and now, after 2000 wars the same thing' if; again transpiring.. CITV COUNCIL Al the ndjuiiriieil meeting cf lhe niy i-miiieil held last night n,,, may-. <.r and nil the coniieilliiis rMciiliiii'i* .'.Ir. " - - ' " lea 111 lion i*. -Mr. Trites •so ignornntly supposed. Mr. Lnwe li'Mlll ol JAIi-f lliwii4.-„11 .1....1:....... .' fiirlhi-r, vis ..... ^unveil iieejining to act ie had asked Mr. JC. ]>. ])a. Jv. C, to ' iiifni-1,,,.,1 1" 1 IU'1, ''""" ll(ivi«J"i been "ifoin.ed l.y ii,*,, gentle,,,,,,, tliat he .''" ii0 lie laid (he thev I,, 1 "'• "l0 cilV ciHiicil and lliey had iitMrncted him ,,. Hcriire the services of Mr. Jlnvis would matter ' , " •"'vices 01 Mr. Davis, u,- '1<1 ,lf)l"*' •'<> "ml hnd met that .*,,. tlni.a.i j,i Xds,-,,, and go,l0 v,.ry J™. »»K>W into the ease o| by. a\v °. ;'J Jlr. Ihiv.s ,md !((lviJ ]ljm ^ 1 0 my hud no case and thnt counsel .!rs„i:,r;ir, '•t'v.,iA-»* ^» J¥ Si. ICugwie mine af Mini,- :v the imist valuable asset.ol uW\v,.,. Prf"JT-aniHtnn*niiueer:,„111e\4l)l.Iej,,,VA if^J; i"rU,s of t'"-1 |ei»'i'i'»-»j..-.".i...j. •^7 ■",, J0U'";l-VS* ll ,is «»«« iiaa „ee„ a gieat producer, and it now h.i-, nore extensive ore 1 bodies in .v-rlu llum ever before in its |,istorv 'J'i , whieTCiaUy *°i iU l,,c' low«r ^'Ols, which shows that the pmpei'ty i- miproviiig with depth. A . " . 'I'he Consoliiialcd Mining 4^ Hinelt- nig company „w,n:i» ,j,v .;,. \ urKngle.ai.d Centre Star mines I'" rail siiu-:i.t, ■,„., ,|v.i;,,(<, ideiid ol Q-; ])L.r Cc|It> ,ilP.„0 , ending March 31, -.,.,..i.l.j j|.,t * declaration is ,,t .'„e i.,ic „■ ,,,, „,.,, ivut per minimi. This ,"s ihe li ideiid to l,l; deejnrei J-auiiition uf th jt will he paid on the new stock' ih,, is henig isinii'd,. I'A. '.1 ■' and 1 die- '.Mil*,!; li,'! ".' 1 -,i-'- since the ainnl- ibow iu'erc.'it*-., and ^vA|- I'. I'.. Ji'ieiil *.■■■• llio -loil,.., j,|.„u ll'lll Ailolpli Liiiiib,.r niiii' mn Miili.111 Diivili iiiiiK rnviit 11 Miritlt-nW!"}, op. i.ilion uiul Im duiiiii well. our ill. t'll'illivllnl' vou lluelow I", .i,.tioiisly llUHlNn TIIK TIMr.H. o* - CHAI, Ol'Vl'T'T. *4'llllllll,| Ik 4.414 .... .-4, * ■' .* 4 , - . ,1(1(11.'—*- and ridlnlili- (I'vei'li-r, A. C l,l',ib irdl c(, ,* |-;4I, In up In dnti! nml iillw in the lieiieliiji •\\\i-\ll'.) ' ol printcm' ink well nnd nnlU-iii.i-~.lv laid r.si, Mi, !,{plinnll h.»i Iimi N.'ih, jui.iJ ilf. froin llie beginning und is one of tlielicst w orknii-ii in his line in the. . ,. , '"■■' "iil|nn ol coal |',,r tin- wivl; elid- n.lv,'il.M...g ,„. ,-lirlilV( Al„i|ni W(IH n* Jf,,1,, Tniiaf "jt; „|„ I; I.. ,.!,.. i.r u., ***■* ::i's*a\vav. Tlu> Ni;l-;on News of tlle Mill .pnh- li'-lied it London dc'i'iiUl nl iln-J'.Vli inst , i;i\liii< tlie diiiii'ii'iiomi, li.iiiinnt nnd oilier piitlkiilii'!-. of ih" r.ii'dt l.O.llM ll'lll'.' llllill llV llll' t'lllltllil ll'lli' . , ,.. 'I'I, »• , . 1., „11 .... ,1 ll „ Li'dm-r 1 iime cli-iftch 'Viil l:ei«|i ni> to ...."o'i.i 4|il1(>i ',i,t, pavticnlnrii o, I lieu- two ■•■ ''''•')''• Mint Louts were given to llie leadei.! " (if the I/iL'.-r iu nilv.nun* nt anv otli- ..l",l".|u ,.,- jxijii'i*' in tin- riiiiiilrv ilm-e wri»T:>; ii"o, 1,111.1 to onr regular lenilerii tin-!,!,,'„• t V,.4,-i;' i|.i|.irrim If nv.'llv • I'lli* ,, ,,| ■ * r 11,11 1 II) / I ;;;;= .a ..a !,.„{;"•& v;:;; ,'; V i ' ■,,.A',*--.'ii i.iHiiu.f ,-,„„.- ,n 'M-rcl ih,, mi,.I,l.,.,,-V .,,-,.;■,,, ,, V" n It, in .Aloi-riv;,... i|„m ,,(,,. , *, );h>;;ihmiov,,. «he c.ent x,;,,;-,; tl- All'lllls, ii ,•;,•; is Unit i.(.IH.,.(1| ,,,,,,; '"'"WKi-r ..f lhe Cn,,, \„,n, „ '• • '« I««,*'l "Ill-lit Inie 111,1 „, „, '•iM'iwu. II..* .il.-.,..,,. t.| hft :,,,„ l""' I''" '-""Ii .l..v of Manh, ((nd J!. rlvi'il nt Mm-iin-ev Ium )-ii,!:Mi ,|,, "ii. I.--.I ,.„,i ,.. .,,m ,r.(m*. ,,...,;,.., '• llu; riliuil ,f ,|„. (;,,...„ v-iriheni l'.l<:u-i'.(. I, The Ailulpli C.1..11101V IIIV l.l.'lllJv ill(-(lll\elti(l|,-,-,| |,v ,),„ ,. , '■•», .111. litltiiiiin will ml-,, ilu- mul- I'I- 'll ',. ;,1l .1 ',, . , ' .' . 1 i.t.1.il,'. inn 11 nnee end -i 1 *. 1 hn--. Hun, Mr T.,*,- I'li-niiili f.n.l the liii-al iiiiiiilii'ts ink.* a li.ni.I in il,.- .lil.iii. best ami lie hold.'* ,1 large shi.ve of tiie ti'ilde in i'(i!iU'i|iitiH'i-. , With L'l1 -♦ nni.DKN*. A burse ,ilt:ich il to a di-liu-rv wnuon ll,u liwio 111 i-ouu'ipume will, i.ip- ; j .-«-.,„,.. t*-ighU,lt,! I(111, ,„„ 11W; ■*,£„,. l.nr.lt .ili.l Wtigl.t nelllng .«,....*,1 ...nl ,',,,,- I„„l|l|llj,ii -,-,„. Chi,.,,.,,,,, w u, ,,„. ,,. nml iiii.looiiu-.l Wiitihi'H mul jew.liv, |f,u (|„.ir ■■ ' ,J we hlinnlili^ftll Itecji oil Iimi! nml v.vtir .'lililll011ll.S,);, Wo lint'i! on onr fM-Iioiign tnble lhe liciintiiliiliy bouiul uiul iittisiuiilK-,,..„ ,,, .„... „„,, , ...... „.. .... , ,., .... W-'liU'il ,?fitl,.in,...,.nl r.-pnit nf, ll.',. jl at'.*; of iliid^w.,.' iVo'.elni ,, ,„"!{?!'I "" i*'" ,"T "• T" /"'"' K ,U'1" ,l,,,•rrt, hl ',avi,,K f,vi">tl A'^ HoViil li.illk nl Citlt.itl.1. Tin* li.um..i.ini' 'imiui, nltici i. ,\n vri'M dainiU'r wu»4 ' :"'* ''" f ,!-I''"Ui ,,lal"' ";i" '''"ll t' '"■ l''"»i*i'li' ni»l .1 miiii-i v.utit-. 1I1 I'liilinNik'il Co.*er,Hliue;lilia«-fi <A l.iiild-i.loii,-, Iidv.-ivci . nml .li.liu Ciiiinnnii !,a,,t.t" .'"'"'.""'"V' ,'! l]"' l1'"'1*'' ol -,u l»^''« nf thv n.ilw.iv ilii*!. nn.l tlie JirllMirnllv nrr»ii;» rt *nl | ie.U-l.lv Ui..|.,-1 i.t M,. i"ih„w.,v l.n't^l,,.,f'rn,MK hc Pf>x "•' "'"* slo,u ,,l!i "«''(f""ii't''iMnii to m,- il-it U.l. i>. .1, „ . , . "I.'A l'rnm tlio Htnr- 11, ii ,\|,lI;h'A',l"l'|J C'llii'iiliK mi llistilleri.'.s :ne now inii?iiifiUtilling .1- M.il......1-4.1- ,, ih,. town when theiinuie..!, uMmVv. It is not sol.l In «;■.'.', ,,:,;", "U(] "',' ""' '""^il-VMile, \lm*vet. The dope U!ii«.,l tin- IH^ii irii.'.'ii,,.'!., ...iiudiv I.iiinll.h mul ' IhiiM' wim liiow Ir- lingli (ulmoni Know tlmt In- ''-'i'i I'I'1 liiiie liiouiiiin.. our i*ii - . * ■ ■ •". 1 .. i> 1.. uii.i- 1,11, l,u <-\|n.U.-'. null-:, thin lll.lller i-i 1J«1 »1 i)\* lijJiU.l ,i:*tl hi-, te.o 1.11,-1 of tn.nliiit • 'V fmw.-iniul In ll.iiiiu. , Tlif i'I'i.Jk' Iiiim- no iiit.iv,) iu tli.- iiigii.ii.nl'i nf u-iiiim 11 i.itiiii-, ;,:. tn t1ivi*,;..n nl d 1 li'niv jijhI i.f rain.. Tlu-.-.-c jiii* nmt* Uis for tin- tiiiiipeniis in n 1 rn it ci In- IWitii Hi. inii-U'i.',„| ul it lias a n:-v oiiiitr of tlio inliks in hi-ailinj;:i male;. umhI waenii mid i»al In i.-<I up lA bmi- tliy Utile hm-ildi't oik* of the liiiiM ;i!le« nnu- mine. j*lin.' Mnriy p«ople slin.-i't MiiipliH ol.tlie jiiiiitcm' nil v.v liaiel If in 1/.ii;,, ,in,t!,,. ,,f ihi-, ml'-Jng i1['V"mri '*' touiiiiiiiilit, when lie v,.ii i-vi-i- Mill. IJi-tiiW llw- frl.it.im tn of (li* , I'm it. il.,. ..iliii.-.- *ii.,ubl liapi«u " |lt 1 »i»" C.»l»--i»iy. li i'i sl.ttnl th.it th Il.'iiwr ih.- niitliiii.-iv (o the .'-nloli.h li.iinh with !«fi*ii|iiiif mul do i.mr •■ir,iiiiiin» i, <i l.u:-,.i.'.'. uf.'ilw.ttiival I..W',. If" i;*' ,-! .who dul li.i-.in't v.a,liiil iluvi L.ai.t4 | .lil l.t |'|U4|II4 illll'l 111,. ( limit nmtttlnn nmiiv r.tiitirtl**-:il i.-iltlc*. j\ut'.l:u> v.ssliu* lotlrrv nt Cn* rml of .''iiifilhat iimnornlilc ilnv. of value. Ah t.onii hn r.iir i^pn-H': lnjil.e v.- , 1: -.-.l-fiti \>tv, 11..1 made f,,rj Thi- v.'urW'ii (nir v.lit l.e pnlli-.l nil lln* Wiil linnls grow mi li.:*;;e ;u In '. iln* 11.,. ,,\ 1 lii.as. pn,] ih,. , diinrl.iK I nt Cn\*aiv oii .Inly 10, 11 nnd i». f««.l<r it pnnLiit to .lii'il.- onr «'.....l-. * l.n.i!.? Ii,ipi*n \„ n-vil n •• mli-mv !S.'.mi* of tlie f,-it«-<*t liorwi nf.it j.ro* in *cviral latiVs we will put si U-w ft., n'.?r. „„.■ <1U]; tt-tiA.ii vAtx ni.d.-r- lin AmfTtio will U in ait<*ti..an.*<-. ... dollfirii Into one ot llw lv.-.n.Ii l...ii!,. i-.tm-l th.t It It thr r.-mli (,f H„. m;p.\ 'lhe mi.ily.i* Int.! Iv Knrl 1\uv, Sni.' L*i!• niul U'liig; r,i*- In ri-I ;-Iiov,hT th.if IIt. r.- i-. tnm.' ,ih i.J>.-,| in 1311 ini'JilsA. of tin- It oval, just bv w.iy of n-ro'.'. fi.ui t-,. (l.e .'it i'.i. 11 i.f the •.p.ijls Uii'-.»t| 1 »i!ii*).«Ui f,, ii"]} vim w.ttit In i,.|vn »1|i 1 l.rr.fiti .-w-\ -fi -i-\ v.iii i,[ .1.4. ,.y. lie. -• <> .•..-...TI.Il' SI.UVICKq. Uf lU.tsr time'.. 1 v.■ .< f I h'lr. It. ■, u.U '., rt'i.i !n -ill tl..- 11 ,tt. :•.!,.1 . Tl. l..-l.l..Uy A.s„i'X .1 ol 110 filiate rli.ii(,'i* the eity fur li^in. uml w.ilur used ni ihe lire hall, w.111 lead 111'ilnl'di.lid |i|i:i,l, • Till-in letlel-'i 11 Olll lhe Jii-111 of John Nia-eii i'i Mm, 01 Chicago, lelaiiiij- lo the Mile ij| lhy'newer mid /ae i|e- l.eiituivs and nhl.iiiii- for i-ertiiMi iiili.r- ni.il.'iiii nml ui|iie:, of records wva m.il by Un- ili-i'l,, won-Mined iiml he hid i'(.!ii|.hid uilli the iei|ue..it,'i therein 11.illumed, 'Uie letter wns liled. A lillii- I'i,mi llie evrriilite uf ih,.. lit••viiici.il Aliinii-lpul (.'llumiI a.^ii, i,.,. ii'iii uiiliinj. im- iln.. piiymi-iit o! a '<lii.no he 'ImjIII lhe lily as 11 ineiiilii-r «',«" iv.i.I an I nu,.,- i,,.],,^ d^iiiisseil llm <Kriv vnn ,!iilhoii/|.,|.:io writi.' fnr liiillier p.iUiuiliii'ii iijidii tlm Mibjiet A )i*lli i- In 111 nu (itiawit nl im in>v I'lil'ii;; lo ihe I'l-mii! Ht (Juli'iny ihar* uud nlil, ml fi!,;d, A i''iiiil,iii|,ii,*i|i(*,i| fr,),|| ]{„.•,., ,<*, .\|. I'.vjii.ili-r .i..i,iii,; for the piiyimi.t „f 'I'1'1' I-LI "I .''Hi'i.-'il fnr |e|f,*l .'„,.,. -..'■<•. w.'i;. ti-.il ;.iwl I,,id ot-,-,- (j; „e\< iiiu-tiiij', lor "iin*.ideinlion, A- |i tiliuii ior n ..idi'Vnll, 1 m ih.. ** ■''" "i Mov. Inilil (i\ i'lllii.- in llm ""''•'h .ml -f t-.ttii, :,iKm.| Ia aluiie Hli'Wll .n.i) mlielN iu wlli.ll lit'lion* il. ..jjiu in iniitribie in the intent ' f *-"ll..",.n'i tinvalil.. lhe wpillM' nl the l\.il!<, W.r. leleileil til tlle Willi;-' iilld I'l'ipi it...' iimiiiiili,,. f.,r eniiMil.-i.niin,, Til.' |ii li.-ii (|, Pi (.;); J,,,- j, |f„„. f(1)ll 4. 1 ■ , - , , ■- • .... - . ,,..,„. #. ... ,,i 1 Ml lill-'lll A 1 el,1.1111 iis).iiii» Inr ihe uilonv- lllelil nl lin 1,illy eli>..l|;i bv-hiw wns I.* .1 V' HI.,' -1' .-,.t,.| ||, ,| ,;, - ;,,,|. If" i ."ll !!,-,|.,|, tl-,11;, 1,| Me i|,,,l l(;e lnw wa;, luli'dii-d, 'i'i. . i' 1 . . ., ■, :i 1. . i.i li.".' ill.; ,|.,| ii.it in*.* of :i...iaiiil*i bailie n'oiilh* if I'lbiinrv I'tnl *Mari!i, 'fii' (Linn- iiiinii,iiici- alvi submit* In!, the 1-.tan.ile I a' llu- nirri'iil v»sir llii'i r.-i'.ii 'j.i, h.lil i.tvr until U„. li'V ilelV ll . (il.'-!li'l til,- U'.M-Allll'lll us ji in i- 1 f (,iv,.ti.in (niiiinl U- I.',* . \, ... 41 HI,,l'l I,, (In- ,,S-C'.\- Iti- Hi I-.'. ii'UI il,li II.llllill. ■ bv-liiw e.ise w.t.i nisi him but could imi re* w-l llm leiiilil.itioi, t0 |,„u a ,iU| 1!",1'1: ""'I (nlkc-il M,o„l the mniarlly ' I'"-' I'iUeRvc.s bei.,,-: it) fnv.M,,- of "' WUU'r u,-.e„nc.,t, but AUWi,,,,,, A li;''''I'<l Ins laniiiioii to ihe [net I hut lhe by-lnw hud not r.a-iv.-d lhe |«*'!rin."l Uneelifih... niajoritv. Mr ;;;«'« ;v.i,,ie,i ,„ ,;ll(l,v. wJv „ w ; I""«■ Un- l.-.'!l:.l.i1,ne hud thouHit ii "■Cpiinrv (., iiin.ud th,* |>IW ,0";i,s ,„ l"»"'' A <'li'i'r llml tt 1hiee-lilt|.'.vi,le w.ifi iie.essi.iv if Hun wan ,|lt, ttlli-ll Ua- tot,. ,,|| th, tnl-eii Im.i yonr. .Aid 11,.!; wild he lilippo*;,.! (I,,. ],.„. '"'""i"' l'..-'-"'''<l Hi.; 1.1111 iiiliiii'iu ior lhe I'l'i!>•■.>' ol ii\o;,liii,( ,,nv iiilMinde* >i}'^uY "f V1" l-'-v ""'I <"i.-,'i .1 »lll'nl'mi null ns hnd .ni-i-H in thin «»».i<. .\ lllotioii tn l.-uve the rllv's in* n-ii-l.-j ill tin- Imcrvi'iii-r jnnui'iliiiim "j ••iii'i'". M. I., .in. in il,,, bunds -,,, -1,., oilv Millntnr und Air. J.;. |> |lllv,\. «"'l|*illlllll, Ull the u.Ul.i'illoK |,.i;.|.; '•'Ul- .ll/..l.|.,liu. .irei.tj,,,, M|" I nli-s -nlm di...,,',-, ,1 ,,*,, Vl|(l! ,/■ ll'i'nllli'.l in tile I'i <MIiv<. .\l.l. "Inle.-i moved Unit ih,. Mill. Inn I,, in.,,, ,,,.„,1 ,,, , , ■MlilKO liwil»'s ileeM,,,*, bui .„ '""''I ):<l no si,nn.l,,- tl,,. .notion tviri ma tint. 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Kernie iirt*|u-r, is nl.1.,1. iVi-okoiiIh^TIh ]i(iV r.i.l ,7, „ ii.,. ik,,, mi'l of cinirst pr.Ktiiiiiiy n-j,,,.s,.ni'i the whoh: trade of the town, " Th*. In1.nl wii;<e:i puiil out there ami in the uiimeilifiUi vivinily in i«j.\S niiionnieil In, we nre iiilorimd, to the .sum ,,f ll,*ioii,orio, 'I'lns Cunt's .Vest I'„s.s (.',,„J ,.,„„. pany, l,id,, uifh liriMliiiinrtcis nt Mi- i'li.-l, 3o miles norlh of Keinie,. ,iu,| Cillbollililo, (■ mile-, ;.,,nth 01 l.-eiui,., i.*. tmliiy one „[ tl,,. ti|,.'i,i,.,,i fmloii' in (he (li'Velopniejit ol soiiiheiu lliit* ish Ciiliiiiibiu. "lho story ol ihe e.nlv 'l'.-ve|o|ii,i,j,u of these' Woi Id fi.iiie.l H'l'i^ 1.1'ill-* mi old on.- onh- biiel iminioii need |lC. ,„H,|,. „* iti ,-,, tl| I^VI, llie. 1,Ml In-ill iue-i ,11,m ,,,,.! llthllev, o| t|„. Clow's N'cM I'.l.',-, tv.i, IIH'l.lly Spoliell ol; some Mllitll lllll,,l|,!l "I l'H'.*>l.'.*l(ili^ Imd bun .bilie, lu ll,:,; Wiii. I-Vrnie 01 Kon Siiole, ,uul I,iriu. Col. 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APRIL 18, The Fernie Ledger TWO DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVAKCE Issued every Wednesday Irom olhce of mib- liation, Toilil block, Victoriu Ave., Fernie, JlritUh Columliiit. " D. V. MOTT ■ EDITOR G. G. MEIKLE . MANAGER TIME TO WAKE VV. I.asl Friday "afternoon J- 0*7 aie-"' I'ride, Mayor G. T. Rogers, \vA" l-\ Curd and \V, T. Reid, lour of- the coimuitU-e appointed by the board-.41I traile to go 10 Calgary, took the afternoon train to perform lhe work assigned, to them leg.. ,*.*ii",* doing what they' could towanl^mpit-ssiiig . the 0 ' 1\ 'li. lhat the proper place for the terminus of ■ the Kootenay Cenlial railwav was Cranbrook. .Saturday a(- ,' ternoon the delegation met.J. *S.' Den nis, assistant to second vice-pre.siduit Wlivte.' Thev had a long interview with Mr. Dennis, and ,. the t-ticslion was'lliorougblv discussed in all its ' phases. The members of the delegation speak t^M-y'higha.y'or the court eons'treatment'by 'Mr. Dennis, aim feel that the 4 trip t« Calgary wa-i a wise move. After lhe interview Willi Mr. liennis the delegation held a conference and decided that in the - best' ' interests of the town some of the delegates should go on- lo iVinnipeg and interview Mr. Whyte. It was finally decided llial Messrs.; Mcliride, Kogers and Guril,should continue their .i"lir- nev to Winnipeg, wliii.li thev did, arriving there Monday. Mr. Whvtc ie- oeived them most", cordially, nml uf- a brief talk arranged.an hour .when he would have more time to devote to the subject presented. At, the second meeting ' the matter was carcful- lv.reveiwcd bv the (k-lee'ilion, ami : Mr. 'Whyte evinced great interest in all that was said. All the details were earefullv and conservatively discussed, and when the session closed ' the members of thc delegation left ■Mr. Whvte's ollice feeling verv much encouraged, and- well satisfied with the results of their trii*. The above article is from last week's Cranbrook Herald and it is not diflicult after a' careful reading of it to arrive at the conclusion that the delegation did not receive any very , positive .assurances that the Kootenay Central would be built Jo Cranbrook. Ilut the attention of our readers is called to the fact that these people aie energetically and persistently urging whatever arguments they have in support of their claims and desires to build up their own town. In the meantime what' are the people of Pernie and Fort .Steele doing to'place, before the C. 1\ R. the. real .facts, in the case and to urge, their inst and reasonable claims? The Ledger '•.believes that it is absolutely* .necessary that' the' Kernie" board* of' trade should wake-up and'join hands with the Fort Steele board bf Trade aud not lose portunitv to press .'icials.of the C. V. a single ' op- upoti the ollicials • Ii. the advantages of the'route which will bring the new road by Fort .Steele ;ind on down the Kootenay vallev ' to .1 junction with' the Crow's-Nest line east of .Wardner, as was pointed out'in last' week's issue.. Cranbrook in her -.strenuous ellort is setting us an example which it,would be to our advantage to, follow,',now that jve have liceii'so slow to have to bo led by our rival instead of being the leaders ourselves Let even-*man in Pernie who has dollar nt stake put his shoulder to the wheel and help to the extent ol his ability to settle this question ns -'Illicitly-nn passible". Every day - 0r doubt adds probal,fli*|v to defeat and the prestige of our citv will be nlfcet- e.l ns long-as the cueslion is nn 0nou one. If wc allow this rond to he , switclm.-: over to Cranbrook it tvill In? the most serious'., mistake that we could be ,TuiUv of nnd'!'<e difference between the possibilities of our fit* tiire if we have the rond pointing on.* wny as compared, what wc nmy e.x- Pi'i't If tin's is not done is* so Went thnt nn mnn having n home In or w-nr Pernie can nfford lo go to sK-pi. wlnle (to vital „ question £s n,Ve„ for discussion and decision. '•■■•■ either grow rapidly bald or *see the i-olor ol l^ix- hair change to -snow-.* whiteness as the result of his efforts" t')-'keep his consVieiiee quiet whilt' he .is engaged in the hopeless task of trying to make pe<pple\ believe that o«r provincial government is an innocent, honest and capab.e one, worthy of nny' youiig mail's. support? No WOnder Uiere is a \j)ieva!eiice of grey hair:'ami if the parly persists "in sup*. porting Uie M.Hride government and continue- its- efforts to whitewash s'leh a ministry,, every man, to he, found' in a" conservative meeting called' to *' suppolt llicm* tvi-il be eilhe<- it '.while " headed sinnet. be they old men or young boys, provided ojf course there Js hair enough- to hold .a color'at .all. The Herald takes the Week loo seriously in. this <;oiinec> tion. " " .7'*' of-' yK the Secular W; ,T. C-, in-Detroit News-Tribune.--. sueii^ as not to" profane Hie sacred 'edifice. At home.it was another matter. A KI.Y WITH THIri ONE. . G, Sjobloni, of the South Mi»; iic.ipolis Telegram', who is running for secretary, of State like- an indignant fiU-incr chasing cows out of a cornfield: hi*.:, issued n personal, document giving a key to the'pronunciation of his name and explaining that lie is not,' ns popularly supposed,-the descendant of a long line of Irish kings. Mr, Sjobloni (Sherhliiiii) says: "I was born in Sweden nearlv for- iv wars,ago—but I di;dn'l> select that country as, my birthplace with the iiltcrior motive, of becoming a' candidate for secretary of slate in. Minue- "•<Ha, oven though I did start for-Am- •'"icn beloiv'I could walk. JIv ipiamc was' lmnle iu Sweden, al ■ its spelliii" '•"s more lo do with the noise Ihnl i-oes with it than have thc letters in iiKuiv Knglish names,' • l.nn - -you herewith, (he "kev." ' ."Massai'liiiselis has just' made a law ■ 1 nl.Mliiig vivisection in the punne .schools. . A little girl in St. I.ouis watched "teacher" place three rats ia a, glass' vacuum chamber from which lie proceeded lo.exhaust the air- |-!he witnessed the lifcilc anftnals' terrible sliuggles lor breath' and their 1'ea.rful death, and shq confessed that .since thut charming "scientific" 'experiment she had lulled lhe teacher with a hitler-hatred and could lmrdlv bear lo be in the same rooni >\ it li Iiiin.. : 'The writer confesses .with more or J:ss .shame, soinetliing of the same feel ing. Hiiving, watched a-"professor"* unnecessarily ,-slay by inches a harmless iiii that; had never even scratched him, and having watched , the .animals' ' terrible struggles and moans of anguish, and the scattered blood, hard, as it was to get a S5 liil.ll in ihose days,' would freely have given it up to" the treasurer of the college for the, privilege of one good, swift kick al that scientific gent, a kick- so fierce and fundamental that it would have jarred h^s cAnii linen collar up e\er the top of hi-, bullet head The Indians, whom the white men foimd here in the Sixteenth century, .iiii'glit— !iiivb-enjoyed-t!ie.se*-he!!i.sh-ex— ueriii'.ciils1, but how-a white man. can ■Id pleasure'from ' them 11 ■>■.••» he is <ieji(..Herating towards thc savage type, is. a uivstery to anyone who loves his fellow Uieii or who lov»* ' anything c'-se .in Uic world except (his own mis- i-rnble comfort, That Massachusetts law, may prove nu entering wedge. It ;s a great, eom- foit, al any rate to think that people nrc beginning to think cbout it. , THI-, KN'GAGHMP.NT .RING. The I'iiiiicec—Vcs, Percy placed on mv linger last night, "isn't it beiiuty? ■ lier Dearest' Friend—Yes; but nhoiil ft fJirtuight you'll, find .it will Wide ft'funny black mark 011 your nn- er, Il did on iiiine. ♦- RUCTION'S AT FHliXIl"*.. ITOPM>X*T THAT JAR YOU, tviirl""1CH.U,,C,nn tl,B c,ccl,»n "f Hon, Villi*.,, Ti'inplemnn i„ vicioriu, u. Week, of that City, nays; "Jhe n.ck stood for coiiservutivu liniK'ipIes, nnd would fight for them however hopeless the case.. It is there- lore eliliihil to sny that before the. pri'MHt political complexion of the ciipitnl city iiiidorgoes n ehnngc, the pnrly will litixc* to find stronger cini* iliiliiU'ii, .stronger oiliccrs, and a pol- k'v unon which they c-nu unite to a liinil. lho greatest source of weakness tit the present time is the tiu-k of inn-rest on the pnrt of vonnu men. Al .very meeting tl.e m,,|,.jtv „■ ,"-„ 'n-iiii wero grey, which j-pNiks well fjir 11V pnst, but aujfur,, j||.fr„. Uu, This surely wns n veiled truth top riu.tiiiu.sly. n„i tvliere n fnft is pre* w-iiti'.l 111 n iiuist blunt mnimcr Is In • Ini Slnteliielil that thy "greatest source of ttenkness ut the presiiil mnn is- th.' lack of interest '„„ ". C ,m y,.TK ""'"•" 'fllur,! •» «*««"« or hk j lu- voung men nftihe .01111- r.y K-llete in piogiess, Tlu-v ivimt to -•lone, to a p,mv „m, „m „,,,, Miisl.,.,1 to r,.st ilH (.Ifti„ls 0„ , tijiilitioiiH of ih.. pnst, Thin iswlivso 111 nnv hi'JnI.N nt lhe rnnservitllve inert- mi's «re grey. The vmiug mV|t Mv nnt y««fi..l will, the histon- of tlu/p"' 1 in... in-, 1,1 1 ,1 1 - * . ' ' - .....A4. in.411,1« i,,i un* liitiire, nml in rniwou-.tn.,. (||1V ,U| li.ukuig lo the lJ1*.rnl pn:lv, Ii is'w. in tutoiiii. nn.l it is so in nil of the Doimn'«-4ii ' Tin* The Wcck.- Aeeoidijig to the Pernie Free I-rosi ('. ti, S, "tiiulscy, K> C, vice-presi- ih'iit of tliu Crow's Nest Pass Con! c'Miii'.iiiy, waxed wroth when in: heni.l .hid thi city by-littv.passed at his I t'lie.st Iiud been proiioiiiiceil illegnl by 1 hi- .'iiipreiiie court of llriiish ,Coluiii> • i-i. Uy wny of venting liis spleen, he ri pioposiiig to sidetrack Pernio ns ni' i.s possible in the develojiiu.'iit( of ,he .oiiipiiiiy's works. Carbon 11<>, 1 lie in'w iiiiiMig town on IMorrissev creek where, 'lie company sold iniiiiy ilii-ir- 'iiuls ol dolliiis worth of lots a lew vein's a|;o, is to be nlmii.loiied nml' llio mini's closed down nt ont-e, 'Jiic hii'iiiiesM is to he tntiisfcnvd to Ml* •lii'l, to lhe cxelnsioti of Fern'e, t!.e i-eciilcltrniil. Will you be good 110-t-, l'Vinie', ui* will you dure' to sin-id up fm ynur rights?. . The- tendency, (if the' day is' toward nnity." ■,'""- „ , The; tendency, of life, as it cau be. examined in its earliest stages, seems to be towards coinplexil/, but the ultimate purpose is always seen' to be Vuiity- rnicellular, life, is swallowed.' up Jn more complex oi^Miisms, lur. only for tht purpose of uniting iu one' life more functions. Wc are accustomed to think that lile'was simple when, in that day which has no dale in eternity's caleu- ,'dur, man lived to himself. IJui with ilhe, fjanli y caine complexity, ami yet gieater "unity. When families form cd themselves into tribes it had th« i.ypwiran-ci 0/ "grtw'flng ici-.ir.xn'exi'j.y, but iu reality lile was becoming nioro simple, because more uniiied. P10111 trilfes caine 'slates. Prom state's came; nations. Prom nations came alliances Prom alliances tt-ill come, complete unity and universal peace. So everything tends .to the unity of siinplieity. The unity o\\ intellect has made geographical boundaries and racial dis tfcic,Lioi<*,s absurd. C;*,iV,vs-|-l>' tliuuil.ers across the ocean and,meets his ,00111- pauion thinker in the gentle ICmersoii Kant aiid Plaiumuriou ■ forget the heads of their respective government!; Tolstoi has brothers' in every bind. Peary and Xanseii clasp hands in Arctic lands The doctor, the artist, thc mechanic, the literary ttoilkc*.', every unity, however small,, is working with nature toward the great end of world unity.. The last stronghold' of diversity! that shall capil,ila1,c to unif-ving force will be that Of : religion,' Yet, even that is on the,.wav. There is,a relig- ,ious brotherhood that overlaps clime, color, creed, speech, language, pro-- oession and emphasis of. doctrine. In the Catholic, the Protestant, the, uoiii-Chfi'itia-i and ethical' j-ejligiinns,* there is a growing spirit of un ty iu the work of ilrying to learn of the great one' to whom all nations of the world bow'after one fashion "or another. - . The changes that have come in the reiigi-ous life of'the- world are having an effect 011 the workaday life' of men The old *|dea of God as a watchmaker who,sat outside'on the mechanism of the universe watching it whirl n* space is giving place to the idea ol a God who walks in factories as' we'll as cathedrals; in the lecture room of the "university as well as in ihe se-. cret oratory,, r, - - ~ I see thecAii the distant blue, Uut in-the volet dell of hue Ik-hold I breath and touch fhee, too. ..sThere i.s now railing away Uic use' of the terms natural and supernatural Onr thought is being unified to such <iu-r xten t-thar-we—knotv~lire" super-" phvs-o-al and metaphysical, is not supernatural. * • Everything js natural. God is natural-' Man is natural. .Spirit is na- lura.,. Mystery is natural. - It used to be that men spoke,of,the' Siierc.l and the. secular. The church wns sacred. The office was. secular, The history ql Moses wns sacred his lory.., Ihcvhistory 'of Savonatolla wns profane history.' . The table, whereon reposed the emblematic bread 'nnd tviiie wns a sacred able,. J ho table wheroi. lay- tl.e bread 11 lathci had won 'with his -sweat was a profane table, Sunday was n holy dny, Saturday wns only a week day. , The ministry 0f the gospel was a snire.l calling; The work of piloting .1 lliotisniid lives across ..llio treacherous deep was n profane occuitntion- a secuiar c.-ylllng. The ground where a martyr spilled Ins blood for Ins doctrine was snored Count lhc'ground where,,-a fni-mcr "jilnnl died* for his political priuci- lihi wns 101111.1011 ground. Uro was divide'.!. Whnt vou did on hiiiidnv wns a matter for'careful con side nit inn, Monday didn't matter' so IIU'Pll, " n Yonr deiiicniinr in 'hureli must be 4 in talking of holy days; I am reminded, of the lines of a young; Detroit newspaper man of great gifts: This is not {aali.bath more than,yes- lerday, ' -'_ '■ Nor, will tomorrow have k-ss "sacred * hours. ■ o , ' ;...'->..; The" deed makes the, day, Tl'iat'.day that saw you make a good resolve js one of the holy days-in the ealeiidar ol yonr life,. The day that saw you bind up a-bruised-heart, that*- saw you sacrifice ■ fo> another's good, is one ol the saints'' da}s • ol your life. If if was iu a shop on Monday that you put your heart in your work resolved lo do an honest day's work, that day i.s. one of the Sabbaths' ol your soul. If it ttas Saliirdyy and .you restrained a tendency to deceive .just h little:'* ;i prospective buyer, ksow that no holy day will ever compensate for the sanctity that you gave the dav. , "' • The .Sabbath was "made for, man, not man the Sabbath-. -May it never''pass from lhe world. -May these breathing times come always with refreshing regularity. ' Mav the Sabbath-never be desecrated by-anyone's attempt to make .''ll men observe' it alike. -May it. minister iniils* own way to the0diverse .natures of the meir to whom, and for' whose good it is given.*. As with-dat si so with callings'. The profession is sacred that makes for man's happiness and development, fii:] laborer .'cleaning up rubbish in the alley and preventing pestilence thereby, is doing, a work uot to be despised and worl'liy to rank Q among' those higher works -for ,h'e race. - As with days', so'wijlh places. .There are places in the world so scared lo memory that no vaulted cathedral cau take their plac?. To the bride, if is her first homo aud the room that saw the .babies come to light,. 'To the devotee it is that nook' in ■ thc "woods where there dawned on him -the great, vision in the light of which lie walked in'his after life, I knew a minister who was expelled from his church because he said" that as he saw men eoing homeward from their dav of toil • and sitting at their tables with their wives and lit- tlt,e ones, he fel,"those tables w'erc just as-sacked as "the tjaldij -i.hi.i sal within the coiiniiunioii;,rnil. He said he could almost fancy.''the I'ath'cr brcakiug the bread and saying "Take', eat. This is*iny body broken for you" There' is more sacrcdness in "the hum of busy'life, where temptations come with the rush than in .some cathedral ruin that' echoes willi a'hymn once a .week. •— ... . '. .. ..*.. '■ 1. A parish priest of austerity , Went up- in a high cliurch steeple That he*might be nearer to God, ° ,,And hand His word -down to the people. •< ' .-.* ' * So in" sermon script he daily wrote What he thought' was sent froin heaven. And dropped it down on- the people'-! heads, Two limes 011c day in seven. In his .age God said, "Come down and die!" And' he looked:out front', the steeple ■And said, "Where art thou, I.ord," And the'T(ord replied "Down here among the people." Doctrine divorced from conduct Is not snored. ' ' diameter is never secular as the word is used , 'the idea, thai trnnsfigin-es common tilings is sacred, whether it has ever been heurd fmni the. .sac;*hi desk 01 nol, lAte is n .unity. ,Vrni cniuiol divorce one pnrt from another, T,et us talk les.i of snn-ed and Hip M'nnlnr, and more of lhe s.-u-i-edues-i of tho seen inr. senators' willi. ability, or introducing a. . bill in both houses of congress mating an,, "appropriation , pf public laud for that purpose.-,As" a-"'claim for the recognition of their request," it is set, rprlh .that the ."mining district ■ of Montana .is ,.now reaching that stage when; miners are not only being incapacitated by accic'*enls,7bul -.'many" have "served .their time "of usefulness Xare.no longer able to,delve..in .the bowels of-tlie earth 'as'jthey could years ago. Many are v.'ithout relatives and, many "have: been .-forced to -retire (r,oni active service; ^without having laid anything' by for', thcir.'dcelining vears. It isdhat'sticlras these may-he provided for that tlie olaMislinieut of a home,is desired." " * - .. Without question there is merit in the proposition.- The llutte 'union is advocati-ng a most worthy cause, and one that*'should .receive' the heart*, support of„all the people,of Montana. The propscritv of the state of Montana'is in a-large ' measure due to and depends upon '7 these men who delVe underground and bring to, the surface the treasure there .stored, and to provide a comfortable home in which those,who have become incapable of Oaiiiiiig a livelihood in their of a duly by those, who -have profited by the result 0^ their, labors. Ai'he union printers' home at Colo- docliuing yers is; biit the fulfillment ratio Springs is cited,by the promoters of .this movement ".as an ' example audi suggested*as a model from which to work out the scheme for a home for union-miners. * . __♦ .' p "They" arc slaves who fear to speak for the'.fallen or the. weak;', they are slaves who will not choose hatred; scoffing and abuse rather than in'silence shrink from the,, truth they .needs' musL think; they are'slaves who'dare not be in the. right - with' two /:r three."—Lowell. - yi§®g-RTAKERS.- -"* y&''-Y,-y '; E^BALMER8'::' line of \.Piskcls1';.::CoiTmsJ Shipping. Cases 'Wreaths and Society Emblems on hantiV "'* '!;"••' Agents for .the Kootenay Garble Works;. Nelson, ^OfficePiione 41.. '-Residence 76 ■ ;Paritars ofa'-LuK~dy's-Block .?;'<"..'" LENIITED.' Oimeissi^n^, ¥mm sam All our stock is years-cut anil well seasoned. "tr— • '' WHAT .UNIONISM IS-DOING.- ■ * Thc.modern trade Ainion is the chain' pion and protector of,childhood and womanhood. It is ■ the trade union' that .is* agitating" and ngliliiiji; to*rescue lhe child from the drudgery of of "factory life •and,"place it in'.'the school, just-as the-shine'"agency .is demanding an cc-nal wage for men and women for c.jiial-work'perlormcd." It is the 1 trade union.,that has a'holishc.l the sweatshop conditions in thousands of workshops, thereby enabling' thousands of 'women,to-receive better wages and improved ' conditions." It, is the trade unions, that' today .'saves thousands o£ "young *• women: froin selling their honor,, on the. sLicct. The tra do union is thc,.greatest moral influence of the twentieth 'century, andMl has done and;i.s doing .more to-uplift the toiling masses,than alhothcr rfgfncics coinhii'.ccl.—Industrial "Rauiicr.. . i..,_ Minard's Liiiimcnt- Cures Burns, etc. THE Whofi-s.ilol'.'.ilorH.iiHl , ' llireofIiniiorU'i-3 of '- " Scotch and Brish Whlislccy, London Dry, Old Tom " ahd Holland <3>i,n, Pommcry Clian.pagnc, Sctilitz beer, Ale and Stout Brandy, BurmesLcr,; ' White sincl Re rl Port and White Rock. *> 1 Sole iiRonlti In (iininlii.for- -Wlndsoi* Tonlo, Jnrj llos-iroyoi** 'A INTOXICATING FOODS from parts in* 11 hove enlrnr! from rtii nl1'!,,..!..! in 1.11- sietik ol VJitnrlu nml the fMiniiMU ttiere.m (mm H,u editor ..I Un* CrmilirooV Hernlil mnkt* niuiiitii-; nii.liiiK. -||,e t,|j,r)r ,,, „„. UVl,,t c£ lUnvom to explain llir cnnsen of lho w.'iilitie.s« ol 1I10 ronwervntive jmrlv J-f 111-tii frs|«1 i„ •!„ hve-elfrlir,., in 1I1..I rlfr „.■,„•*, ,,.MT,,,t h VM]i a sMwiniiB tutorv ior ||.|. Mr. •.•,,., Iili-nmn, n^ U„- ,|,|,-r »nr|nr nf f) , wriikiit'-sv tin lact ^ inlrrest inmii li-Mfil by voiiiij. |l)in. The Hrrnl.; rnlN Ihin * veiM triitl-C tnh\ <a)ilinin.1v. -iinl «sM-u« ffmt nil th* vrttiHtr hum arc nottlnn to the lll.cnil pnrlv, *hl«Ii Inav to a ron«iil«ral>l.> ext.nl lie Um. Imt th.. UAgtr Iflirv*.* tin 1*411-4. t»[ *.., i.tutU Krcv >itir tivA bnli! ««•» in Hi*1 tonu-rvativ* tmrtv iiml now I'i III." vffvl-i *n (toiiblril roiiseleilii- lw*» H|M>n Ihr i ot 11 iiiu nl luiinnn f«i,i twin*. **l--*l man i% ttteie, X* We r\vr SO youJiB* Hunt vijorr ut wlio wonM nr.'. A SHOCK. * 1. At nil iinexpecleil. iiileirii|>tion in nil .illeiiliniU'i- specih, Sennlor I Tale sinil, eii.' ■ „ "These words, sni.l lio, "siirpi-ist- niul roiilnse mi', They rotiie with ii slioek liU Hint i'.\perieure.l by i\ i"iiii(f glil nt l.o.le one night,' "This young lady mil in her bod* 1."iln with n .novel', Iter linlr w.i*i ilowji nml her feel w.-re in ted "dip- lu-is, N'mv nn.l ihen,exieiiiling her white nilnsi tihu ynwtieil. "Vnil -.ii-, il tt,!-* iuiv l.ile nml down slJiirs In (In* p.irlor h.r obU-r slsler wns eiiU'iliiiiiilig n youiig mull, .She Uiiliirilllv fell n deep illK-leNt in 1 lit* •li'.-Kitliiliielit. She wns tvnltlng lo li.-Jii' liotv jl \tmild leimiiiiite, Al List llieri! wns ii sound in the lm", n. flush ns of n rlos'ng door, nil M <". ' t . !l. il. ll. . I ,|T ,.l I - 4 " . -4 .-' l'l rl llml Hip voiiiii/ mnn ttnn cone. "Mu* llirew down Inr novel, nnd, ruiiiiiiig l.iilli, ptt'iv.l over the litiliiH* irii'ilt- dimti ['itn Ih" iVU''*' inltiiv- iljiiliii'ii. " 'W,.||, M.iu.l.. bind Min?' " "Tlii ir wiin no iiuiindl.ik' reply to lu-r i|iun(Iihi. 'I'li.-re wns h stleiiro, n "ii.rnll.ir i.llnue, a sUrine with n stMiicil .|inilily In ll. TIicn n inline volif rotillcrl: " 'She iliil.' " t'ito Ih" hr'l''-' ihe K.ii.l, 'did vim inns- ALUKKTA AlM-'f.l-.S. Pi, t'liinli'iniiiii, of IMiiionloii, piii- viiii'ltil IichIiIi iii-i|K-iior, sin-nkinj; ru a "nifditit,. <»f fruit grower-* nl Ol* «av*'fi tin* ntlii-r ilny iiiiid tliat mnile tin.** wttt ln-arln** frond fruit In 'he vff'niiv «l TMm<\nl«-«. JI* nnM:« "In n lnt* vrnrx Oninrj1^ will not In* «l.I* tn sfll etm,licr No. t nppVs in *'n ti-iul, bi-niiiM' nfi'inl nml fi.inth <»i[ AHi-rln vitl nroiliui- «nfli(ii-n< mil oiiiv fn supply (Imi protiri.v, |tut al *u M.Jti!(ti| ,i jiid t:asl.-.ttli*waii." JiiB from a dish of liver was once my purilon," said nn orhntnlisl 'Ut, hnppeiiiid in the Snlinrn. I ten-- spi'iiiling the winter nl Jvl Kmilnrn. in I'L'brimry I inude n cnrnvnii ' trip fn-cr thu desei-f nloug (he Krvn{ uxv. iiviiii route tlmt runs from Hlskm to I niibiicton, "'lhe third diiy out we reached nn oasis of.d.Ku piilins, \Vn got colTee nl lho Imlu'.l innd cafe. An Onlid Null, oi .l.mtiii). gi,.|, ,i,„lcC(i ,|l0 ||||1)(l )1()|iei. foil us. Wo (lini'il on red lisli nnd gn- A'lle stenk, nud fm- ,„, ^y^ ,^(t seii-.d ihis iiiJuriial Hv.-r. , ''"' w,iih llt'i-i' powdered with KIIT, Mil In lijislitosli, u is mndo of lump (imi iiinkcs yon ilnnik. The Arabs ini.\ il with, their Kilmcco, nnd tliuv hrcad liver with it, niul thev 'drop'H |n <Ii'-'if colic-., Thus (hey'i-nt, ,.li-,lnk mid ■iiiol-c llieir linn/c. "I ii tn their boo/e nnd liungiued inv nun to bu n mil., |n)iK, r tlioiiB|ii thv foot wns ii.i i,|K m n moiminlii. Mv i'„."',". ' *I,0,mBi wHinilnl in mv "j'^ Hk.- tho ronr i.f n «|(„u.sml;, thniiders. In ,- tvord, I wnR Mn drunk "ili.l ll was two tlnys before I won III o resume mv Journey across (he (.'old-ioloird sniul.s," TflHV (;0T~fl7l'(IIlSi A l'Vw Uc.or.l Oct Mi,|, Keh,.,,,,,... t^,,- Some That Knile.l, X.itliini! in real life is more eriin Hum tfiti wny in which fortune kwudil "i* iMimiiipiu, will tmiliU'iiU Ninile iipon nn inilivnliinl ami ttn.ii' 1(*:11. ., \ . si..l.l.niie,ss H-iiJiilniH- her fuvors.'SuTh i-iiscr-, of coiirj.r, nse to lu< seen bv the "i'i™ "' «n'"'lHnu reson* ||kc Monte tllllo. (Jitile leceiilly n voiin,. Aiistrl* rftVl!r,l,i,yrn,l,,1,,'r wnn &SW «t the tnhlc in (ivu dnys, nml Io.st cverv Hen* "V of it on (he slxlli. * ' T'". vlei"iitu,l,,, „i |or„me iiincr more vivhllv ill„str«lr.l ih.111 l-y ..ne, idem, ,.'„„ r , . Uiikniptcytnsei,, the .Svth.ev imirt. The linntrupt, „ nii„|llR «;,lpinccri .... won j»,, |,.sl M f,.mKr th* j' tTii*s wr ]\Mw*- °"rft h" »""2 •.•'iv »«"■ "■""■* li .u-Jiin. Ko Mv>n to Wvnmliijr ....,! inv.-sU^I il, «„,1 ""'"• •**"* «*#■* in nitolhrr-f, c.iii- NT..III II.'. !,f,„f ,,,„,,, m ,( .-.I oh." Tli, iM.Mnrt tv.-lr U^Ar,-,|. JUte U a .Xi.ry 0f u very iliffertiil type. \\q nre ncetistonu.d to' think of the Juhboriie eluiiiinnl us the ri-ror.I .-windier ol ihe pnst leiiiury. If(. wns, however, to use an Anieriennisiii. ■iirtt u nii-uiiiMriik-e lo Jnines Addison it«.it-i.s, who-spent more thnn ttvruly yciii',s biiil.Uuj,' up a ijutition.s cluim lo 12,500,000 M.U,H 0f 1.lM(, •„ jri!xil,0 •.nd Ai-1/oiiii.'Thi.s eiioriiioti:. lerrltorv U , «h N, ,-o„,(hly f,pfttKIi,K. ,, do/el. Units tho si/e ol Devonshire, wns or* "Siii-illy Ki-niKi'il to !)(„, l\!i,,„el. ,( Kr.ni.1uu of In,, eoiii-t,** by i>|,ii||, v of hp.Ull mid ,S still IxtloilirJuir lo his •ii'ir,- if oiiu could i,c fo,!,,;], -(^'"vJN itivoiitcfi o„c,in (|lfi si,n|)B ,)f » iK'iiil.iftil Mixlrnn fflrl. There* Ih 11 spniv here (o .letiill ,|lu h^.iions f,,,- c. s' t'i ' 'f11',"' mr """•'•iM're ceriin* '» i.s, thu fills-..jiiilj.mi,m,N n||rl „ fjij ««h whl,.,-l, this bi-lllln'ur'Svli, THE TREfWONT BOARDING HOUSE Undor Now Mniinnaniont Mrs. Tlios. Bait, ■ ■ ■' Praprlelress & he Bes ' t , , - 1 ' 1 1 in Watch & Jetoelerg Repairing ^ftfatarVh'TnnH'iv—y-jp - ■.,, ■ iVt _t "■•""WJtVir KW1-* fwms-ni 'JV yywiiyi ??wa **2 aeaassHsacasBa" •*V^--^ •RETAIL,;& -;WH Oil ESALEv-HEAT DEALERS A Have one of Uu-ii largcsfc sloi-c-s-M^ircrnio.. " ., :• loail). Veal, ""Fi-csli and .Smoked Fisb.- ,^reshtrJsh;ctiiivStantly; -.arriving: y§r1%rftylmy*Z/to^% *%^%^%% |**>H'«¥4'*a^M4'*-H I. Fort Steele Brewery Co., Ltd* f' FERNin, B.C. X - Bmwci's of £]xtm-Finp' *.' ■ 'Lnircr Beer mu] Aerated X . Wntors.-' Jiottlcd Goptls '% -. si Specif illy. „ ' '..j. Tni-niB:« t;-22 per iiionlli, willi lintli $211 THE "OWL" Foi'nloo Populni' Rostnurnut Meals served at all limes, All white help employed NIv XT DOOR TO . TORT. OFFICR MRS. THOS. BAIT, Proprietress. luiuiN nf lho ;rjr|, I'nrliiiie Kiiiih-<1 »P»li liim, I'll.: hiv, .1 ,*Ul l;,a"" wn» l>rHiiiilit be '10 the 1 i.lt(,| SinU'H co.iriN |0 „ .Uiii'li.iy, the inlllii/,,,,1 ■ ,,om wus rcviihii.1, .•"iu in prison Aval to J)„n •tllirnrli" -,,*->.. "ic vcrdiVt , J , ''■'■ u:«'0 .ni.i mr^n linij; |(*riu. Mnxiiniliun IM-slml ., „,4(l,lllv Wlw ,S;*fv hi liiH wreleh, '>"l..l. At nnee he nskwl (|,nl -.j, n,1m„ '.m„..i. u- 4,,.|:i j(),.f iin "I'ikiiih f'"/,4 II ■1 ! HAR faBs r—?--■•(« M © i llon.lHown' lll.lU) |i 111 I.v. 1.1.471> in V> lift m 7,mi 11 m .1.1,111111 7.aoji m 1.10.1 n in Arr lii.tnpin Arr 1*1-1 in hi Kiko lfpvfni'il Hl'OKA.VM J.4i:iu.i lieu I lio * lltlllll |!|) Ari'. h.oii 11, m 7 'ui a in I- I) I II ,44 8,11,1 |i in ii.Im 11 in ''.IHI II 111 Vancoiivkii f,V 4 (XI11 111 Kt. I'niil I.v in mi urn uni\ lie fill |,nck niul exnlreil. If., ■nrt "<»t reveille,! ,|.e smet n"|,"" [^>^ f-x ,..shilling n WfV^Zl IH-MK ♦ . W>R fXfOX MINRKS. Th* r. .v... iiiuiirs of the Mnto of Mrmlnti.-. itU".mui..>lii,l 11 iiim-«'iiipni Innkitir In Ihi" nn tion nf n h„„lt. f„r „„,, Mini Ittiiili.ielliit.il iuin T:, „| ,),.,, M/l((. Al 11 imill I'l'.liiij. „f ||l(. it^i^ iiiin'-r." iiiii.m H 1, s.ilniion H.»s«ml..|it nl in-f iih I ii|.. il,;* .Ittl1 „v 10 i-'.irr-.. :»oml v.Hh .Mr,»i|'itn-<i t-^»v<rfi-«TT!tn in-'. • Dully iwiiiittMiiiiliiy Vou ierivei'erme To-day and arrive Sen I lie, Victoria or Vancouver Tomorrow Vi>t >!<«*IVI ii.f<.|.r,»illoi4,lit11n(4.r(. Vrttlmi*,ii1i*.,rnll an nrielilni**; li. I,, llf.AI h»fo\K, Minanl's T.inl-mcnt rcllevcu mtural-jla, I ALY Wholesale and retail dealer in Gcnis' JTiiriiloliiiiA-H, Notions, otc. Just received a full line of imported Turkish tobacco* and cigarettes, Call and inspect my flock before Iniyin/r elsewhere, P1UCH.S LOWEST. ' '*• UI'VOSITB COKL"'dVlEtVir> * ** .... 1 Ci Qmrc ■cnsruiniz i-riaw Jfamtf.e t$*in*rr>, U't-ll (nrnisliril lhc innrLi-l niTnril". lii|ii(iiN uml citjnru, niniiii, 'j'hf. Tin*, ha r i-. I • Proprhlor liil-li- ii riiip|i!lei| with tlio liest ':"||1W With ll;e l*j.t -ivtntf, 1%'^%%*-I^%%^%^^^tu^%.^u^%%%%^%%%%%%^%^ \ COAL VIM, NOT BE KING. 'Indu'stria! Plants "Will Uo Away With Miners' Business." PolliiiR I'laej-:- I.ethbriilgc— * 'full's {Store... Oliver's Hull 'North Ward .'., Tabor ,., ".., , ... Xo. 3 ■ - Uaymoiid ltoso i'.nite ,.. ... Stirling .... ...... St. "Mary's*... ... Wliites 7 R „ Loudon, April 3.—Airan^-iiiwnts are now beiiij; nia.de to "test a new type of engine which, if'it prows suecess- iiil'' may cause a greater* iiidusliiul revolution than that. wliicli; resulted from-the discovery of the steam en- jrino or-the application, til electricity.-' to motive power. Thc patentee is,.-a Lancashire ., man .'who has already achieved some' success as air inventor. This ne,w, production he describes as a triple; economic air citjrino'j and if the inventor cau' justify al',1 his claims thc business of the oocl miner will I e practically' gone so. far as indnstr-dl ret|uirements are concerned. . Thei ec^.ioinic air engine,' will stVrc •the use of coal aiid all cost of luel. It .will lake the place of steam, which .. will not be required to keep the pressure ol the.air constant;, it-will drive a -ocotnolive, propel a .s'.ylp... -orl* a electricity" or oil, and it will entire- type of. cylinder. It*, will ..ve lhc use ■ ly. prevent smoke. The economic cylinder will be more powerful than any trype of cylinder. It will save the' um: of large boilers; and not y more than two will be required for large works With two,or more boil.'rs lilte.' with compressed air up to the pressure re- ] Grassy l.aku quired in each boi,er, the econoui-.e, Pot Hole cylinder will keep up the pressure of air if set' to work. . , ' ' ., In locomotive aud other high pressure steam boilers the weal und tear is,considerable. It is caused by the fires, the use of dirty waters, and the constant change of -temperature ui-d pressure, all ha\-,'..ig. a tendeucy to pull them to pieces and .cause serious rents around the rivet holes and other parts of boilers'. The wea and tear will be avoidedJjfc,' the use of ihe , air engine. . ■ , % While all three chiiins remain to be proved, the1 doing away of coal in -smelling appears, lo be" ou the eve of an accomplished fact.-Mr. J.*' Corbin Wild, deputy governor of the Canada company, who is now iu London, has .made an important experiment which resulted in proving that .smelling „ would be .successfully achieved ,hy electricity. " The experiments were made not by a body, of men seeking to start . "a company, but at the expense or the ' Canadian b. .„mnent,..wilh' a vifcw lo the developments of the 1.011 ore industry in Ontario. '' ' .„ As "already stated in these , despatches ihe" results of the experiments were ' definite and conclusive and the treatment of ore. by elcctricil*. can be profitably and lucratively carried on. majority, was iit his owii neighbor, hood. 1 ' . " " 4 ■ . . Mr. Simmons surprised his friends by polling a majority in Lethbr dge town..--The; towJis„of .Stirling, Tabor, and Raymond stood by him''splendid- ].y- ' ", . ■ Air; Sherman had a big majority in Staflordsvi'lle, or Xo. 3, 'as it is 'called, vie had-also a-big majority in the north ward. At Oliver's 'hall' lie- made a surprising run, standing ,st(4. ond. ' The vole, as leceived!'up to ; the hour of lilyig this despatch, is" - as follows:. " ,4 ;, , rr. • iii-' . 9« .Si ' • 15 ■ 78 (.8 . (>3'" . ' S .' 4 . 12 . 11 4("i(i 111 1-1 <:l 'I I ,1 (>4 '63 o S 3 17 5 3D o 18 Ui it 1-' »-* 50 41 132 1 13 j 12 1 7 o 382 and Totals ......A.... Little Bow, North' and- .South, Bow Island are.to be heard from, and there is a possibility the vote there •may save Mr. Keller's .deposit,-,but it will' not, alkct the general result. The liberals are jubilant ov?r the result. The light was ii hard one, ,the presence of the labor candidate in the field making the result particularly doubtful. Tlie majority is highly satisfactory lo„Llic liberals, being just about what they anticipated. ' • In Slafiordnviilo 50 votes were challenged by the liberals, and in ^ Raymond about 30 were* challenged liy the conservatives. It is'expected that will,not affect the result malerial\.y., "More ARRIVALS FROM AI'STRALIA ColwnbUi .Settlers for British - and the Xorthwcst. Vancouver, B. C., April.1.—A large number' of, tourists from Australia reached the city on the Canadian-Australian liner Moniia today from the land of' the Southern Cross. * , Over .So persons whin intend to.settle "in British Columbia and the northwest, also arrived in the steamship. The;^ 'are but the advance guard of a large .number ot settlers ,who will arrive here within a few month from the antipodes. ■ *y- „ ALBERTA OIL. ;\ Oil City. Alta., April ' J<*.—Oil of , highest quality ever, discovered is now flowing lr.0111 the earth in huge gushers in the south western part of this province. These . new oil fields are situaied in the' extreme southwestern , section of Alberta, within live ,iuiles of tlle international boundary, uud Mime 45 miles southwest ol Pincher Creek. The vnlley iu which these oil discoveries lie is described by geologists as an enormous ,crevice caused by volcanic eruptions crosscutting Uki .tillinatloii of the Rocky mountains, und forming a huge busin, or vacuum, into which the oil has been seeping for centuries Irom the conl deposits in the north, loniiiug 11,vast lake underlying the rock formation at a depth of a little more, than a thousand feet, (The country is ,11101111 tuitions uill! iu most enses the valleys ure narrow nnd heavily timbered on the mountain .sides,,llie formation is exposed showing a gently folded .strain or nnticllniils, which can be traced for miles, Where a break in the forinulioir* occurs, a seepage can invariably be found, A large number of these seepages exist where oil onn be dipped out, and nil along the creeks oil indications nre plenlifiil, Another instniii-e of the great riches bf these oil lielils is Um fact, that If S. Burrow, of Chicago, a representative ol the Stniidaril Oil company, Ims spent severul, wteks in this por, liects, nn.l he admitted before return- ing to Chicago that tliu oil prospects of Albeiln could ijol he better; in fuel, lio described tl|eiii as being phe- llOlllilllll, .ISLAXD COLLIERIES. Victoria,, April j6.-—F. Little, su: i-criiileitd?iil of the"Wellington and Union collieries, who was in tlw eity yesterday, says that" there will be at least eighteen °or- twenty days \- . : 1 each month at the mines during lhe summer. The northern trade will start up about the end of this month, wi-.ii.li will "add greatly to the demand, :ij ^ _ CONSERVATIVES ENTHUSE THE FERNIE LEDGER, FERNIE, B.C. APRIL 18, 1935 7 FAILURES IN CANADA. Dun's Review— -Commercial insolvencies'iu the 1)0-7 miniou of Canada, were 3S7; iu number and $2,919,720 iii amount uf defaulted indebtedness during the lirst qa-ir- t?r 01-1307, a slight increase i'.i.'-','.".--" erf, with the. 357 failure-. In .v,,s^,s',-. 879'in the corresponding three ii-<*nti's* last year. Failures,Ill's-yi-..«- tompauf very favorably, wilh tbe ir.et.'i..'.. oY :i series of> -years- biuk-- to ■.'••'*•■-.'■'■«■'■''*' which year-there wvrc (-.il'i'lii'iV.' -'of' $4,241,411, ' \Iu.l 11 i;;i. ")\a Hi li.tins' ntmibere'd' c-0, ;o 1 ii.volvei dc'-ls-oi Si,172,157, 'nit *.i.is v., leii.l..- a .cool showng in**'itw «: ;,i.e ii"i-.ai..O: lio.vd- cniiig of lnanufao: i.-.ng lu'.nin-.' 'lead ing failures »t:o j',' In tiuinbe." uii-l $1,433,225Jn niMvint a^iiii^t cSfi if.r Si,797,422 in 1 *.»•}. liti.ev iiuni'ii'iv.al insolvencies. t4ei-2 '■•'■ 11. iiimil.'ev "-"| $313,600 in amount, against 4 ior. ■i'9.300. This increase w.i*'located iu lhe' province of Ontario. No banking, or other fiduciary failures were., re-4 ported, ExniTJiblioii of t'le' Canadian failures by provinces iliscloses the fact lhat Ontario and Oueliec alone report eii heavier losses thnn in the. ■ sanie monlhs last year, improvement ;l»ing notable , i|n. Nova Scotia and New Iknnswick, while liabilities decreased -moderately in "Manitoba and 1'riiice Edwaed Island, The heaviest increase was about 8500,0000 in'Ontario, more than half til- which" was provided* by two brokerage firms, although there was some increase in )>f.'li manufacturing and ttadiug liabilities. A stimll net increase 'occurred in Quebec, although trading.losses were much ,smal ler than. last, year,-buU-i- increase of $350,000 ocurred in the maniifactitrii-g class', a linen n.ill and a • olhii g man urer.."supplying most'of lie gain in liabilities. J PROVINCIAL UNIVERSITY" MiTIIHttllKlK HI,|.;CTI().V J<'.'thbrl.lgf, Altn, April |>*,.~W. C. Siiniiujiis, libel nl, Iuin been triumph- niilly rutnriii'd hn* iiii'inlior of tlio Al* li«i In l.'glslutiiri! for I.elhbrldgi' .lls- trlcl, It wus a liin-.l fight uml there were soinn snrnriM-s, but the fact tlmt Sheniinii, the labor cuiiiHdnte wns sec* nml, wns not one of them, ns thnt lin.l la-en tli> jrem-nil roiielnsluit of persons who had kept. elow'J.y in touch with tin: i.iiiiipiilgi,, Mr. ICeller, aiiiservnth'.., hint hii ileposii, nnt polling liulf ns nmnv viitis 1,1, Uv ,.„.|,(,,s.4|||| i.iii4.iii.i{e, 'i','ie only j.Inco where Mr, Kefler hnd a 1 After a song by Mr. Breeze ' the thairinrji called upon the ' premier. Hon, Richard McBride received such an ov.-ilion that it was a few mijnites before he' could .commence his dis- , He said that/ his experience ol public olliee showed that' when making .1 statement ill the house there was an almosplicrc'of dulness, and on a platform the almospheri" was often more than hostile, and it was certainly a lieai to receive such a kindly reception as that tendered l'y, the excellent :atidieuce before him that evening, It was some time, since' lie -t I had the urieilego of speaking • >fon lliecon- •ervalives, of Vancouver on provincial iffuirs, and it woiild not be oil I of lace to, acknowledge llie great debt >f gratitude that was due to them ,'»r tho .great effort by which'in 19'>3 -v had sent five conservatives down o the legi'slature. They, should be ■•■ini of their members. For brain md brawn he would* challenge any 'iirt of the provfnee to produce five ■ucn that could compare with them. They had not alone been alive to the nil-rests of; Vancouver, but thoy had 'eeii broad enough to consider' the velfiirc of the. province as a whole, Mr. McBride continued: lie wns de- 'iihlcd to see 011 the platform his 'AA and true\ friend Mr, Charles Wil- 40,1, Ife hnd now withdrawn from the •xecutivc council,- but it wns more ihuu gratifying to find him, ns n cou- ■iervutive still with them.. Mav he be 'on-,' spared, a broad, useful,' painstaking mnn and a credit to his cUy. I'lu premier then complimented Mr. 'iV, J, Bowser, whom they hnd all ienrd a grei-,1 deal about and whom he imposition orteii heard firm iu the oust-. He was always in his place, nd was one of the most ns ru ineiii- 'wrs of his party, Ills 0. • fnilt wns hut he seemed to think that Vnncoii* .-er was everything, and forgot that .here were such places ns New West- .niJi.stcr and Hewdiiey. Mr. ,T. l\,Gai- len, 'V»iic of our nobleiiien," wus 1111- :orliiiiately on tliu sick list, and Mr. AJui-gowiin was probultjy detained by 'tusiiiess ull'iiirs from hunig present at the meeting. Views Expressed by Rev..Br. Carman 'on-this Important Oiiestion." - - Rev. Ur. Carman, general superin- .tcmlent ' of the 'Methodist church', while on his way' to Japan, stopped over at New "W'estiir.'iisler, paying a visit to Columbian college. On Saturday nif-hl he held a confeicuce wi'th the directors, of . that institution. There were present Rev. J. F. Betls, chairman, Principal Sipprcll, Rev. WI II. Barraclough, Rev. Dr. Robson, A. E. Graeme, Dr. Whitlingloii, J.. P.- Powell, #*.'l*rescott, A, «E, IletjV erim-tou, R. N. Powell A. J;l.iatL, T R Pearson, G. R- Ash we 11. ,. - The doctor spoke of the relation of the. individual to U>? important "If™-* lions of stale-relationships, and l'*V" ticularly those of education.* lie m U - " md lilieral eiluca- Many a time when llu; division hell rung mul Jn, looked down the list, he was thankful to Vancouver, not. l>o- :uuse lie needed the nuijority, but be-, •-uiis(>,lio found In ,ihnl majority such stalwart rffprcsenlutlve.H from Vim- ■oiiv.'i-, lie wish to com'.'I an error of Mr. Pope's 11 limit 11 stingy major- ilv ill lhe house, Tliuri" hud never leen 11 iiiuiiieiit when the fate of the ■fmvriimi.nl hnd bivn in doubt, <U>- splu- the nuwspupei- reports. (Lnugh- u-i-1. And they had heiir.l of newspa- lier roporls In' Vniicotivi'i*, In (Jiiiclusloii lie said lie a wavs had 1 wnrin spot in his heart for V11110111- v?r, As 11 boy |.» Iuul hud m 11.11 v a stanced .-the broad,!1...-.----- . tioual policy of Dr. Ryerson of'eiil> days and the battles foiiglit >»V0u!.iU;. io' «>r. generations for the; aUoptioiu -01-a— iiiiuLui-ri»i.i"«-j—"• -■7"-'-' *7i„, ''Education,"- said he "is now the. important question .ol* Uic-western •p.-ovinces. It is one of the qncstuna 'in.Japan which 1 go to consider. In lhe newer provinces of the northwest the agitation is for a provincial university, and that is what you should stand for here,"' If it »'*™lls politics lor vou to gel this completed,, - theii no into politics.' 1 despise party pril- lics, but in the great causes of'tem- i-eraneo, Sabbath and educational :ights I go in for politics,. As to a location of the univertily iu this pro vimc, it is not a tjjrieslioii. of what citv is the largest, but what is in the liilcRsls ol the province, If it is in the interests, of the province to put the provincfail' university in Vancouver,' then in Vancouver it should be. If l'(werc to express an opinion, I w.-.tildi think New-Westminster in placei par 'excellence for the university. It has the quiet necessary, and the tor- ritorv necessary, nud the government could 1101 do better thnn choose it as n site for the provincial university, If, however, other plnces arc chosen, we hope to be able to fall Into line As a result of. . the dulibeiations ' on nl, the hoard of managers wns asked to form 11 committee to draft 1 policy to be submitted tn the nn- ''<;-*hing annual "conference of the Methildist tliiirch,- which meets iu Victoria lu May, ♦ HE FELT FOOLISH, Coal Pi-osliectingf "Licenses ]\TOTrCE is hereby given that, ,*10 ,lHVs after i;** - iliite, I intend to apply to the Hon. Chief Commissioner of Limits iiml Works for 11 license fo prospect for coal niul petroleum, for a term ol onn .venr. ovor tho following dt-si-rib- eit linid«, all of .which an. situati! im,ml form 1 part of IJlock 1,W:j, K.ist Kooteimy lli»triell:— 1. CommencJnj* al n post planted about 0110 an.l 0110-litiir miles west' of tho summit of tlie KoRkyMo.mtaiiis.aiidiiliout throe miles nortii of tlio "North Kootenay Pusj trail, ami t-.bout niMway lielween the . north am*, miilille lii-iiiK-lies ol SusuCreok.unil about linlr a mile wu„t ot tlio hen,I (,f tliii vnlloys whero thov havo llieir *ri.-.o, tinil1, -markcil "Fnuiyhi M. l.attenbui'.v'.s Sour li-« est Coriuir Pout"; tlu-nce north Sli-li.-iins; thuneocast; K1 chains; liicni-e Noiitlifodiiiins; tliciu'ii west s 1 olialiialo llio plnco of c.,mmoiieerno..t1Miiiclriot exceeilln;,' .rlUucron * - .. i(Located ami 4l.itod (lie iiml'Jay of March, ' 1'ranei.iM.Ilatteiiliiir.v, Locator. •J. 0. (iorilon, AKi'-it. 2.: CommeiiciiiB at a po.sr, pljuiteil south ot, and iii*joiiiiii<* Francis Al, ilatii-nliiuv'scorm-r post, ami markoil "Ji'loronco K, ll.-iltcnliiir\'i. Aurt.li*,vi-,t (-iirner I'oj.t"; ','theurn south ' Ki cliains ; .thenco mv.st. to ohains: tlmiicc-ninth SHclminn; thenco went, H'ichains to the place ol fiommciH'oinent, and not. oxcctdinK um acres.- . . ■ ' Located and dated tho -.'Snd dav of Muicli, liin.1, . l'-lorchco K.ltatteiibni-y, Locnlor • .1.(1. Oonluii, Ai*unt. ' , :l-, t!<immei!cinR at a post plantud west- of mid i.iljiimiiii; l-'rancis il K.-ittcnlnuv's ( ior post iiiidiiiaikc'l "C A llolliuid-.-.4*54iiilh-i)!i.-,t i-iirncr Tost': thonco west.-mi chains ; tlience north Mlchiiins; thenco eastsi chains; thuneo Mint li h 1 uli.-itii 11.01 he placo of cuiiiiiieiieemunt, uml imt,oxecedinu ill) acioi. Liieatod uml4lntwl tho -iitnl day of Jlaich, " 0 A Hollniid, Locnlor •1 (. Uonluii, Agent •I ronimeiH li-.jr nt a |:o.-t phnifcd sou h of ami BdloiiniiK (J A llollan.l's corner |.o.*t, and marked "ilealrice M. Holland'sr'Niirtli-oiist (.onier lV.t-'; tlieiico south 8.1 chains; t limit-* wu^t !l.l cluuii!-; thenco north ».) i-hniii:;; thenco east.8ilehii.uis to thc placo nf coniiiioiiciiiiieiit, uml not uaccoiliiif. (ill) acres. I'j>c.itc.| ami dii!o.l Uio.-'.iml day of March, Jleatiico M llnllaud, Locator JQ'Qorilon, Aifent' » CommoncliiB.it |i post planted about t4vo and one-hair miles west of the snmmit of the llocky Mountain.,, and about, ihiee • mi c.i north or tlie^ortli ivootenay J'nss trail, and near tho junction of tho north ami middle iiriineaes uf Sn;u Crock, and lnarkcd'-A 11 \\ oircnilon's .North-civst. Corner J'ost" ; theuce south H1 oli.iiiiHi tlitnce wbst Rn cliains thence north sj chains; thenoe cast so chains to the place of commencement, and not' iixi-eudinir iil'J acres. Locate*.l nnd dntod the 22nd day of March, A Tt Wolfondcn, Locator •J (i Gordon, Ascnt fi Cominciiciniriitiipo-tjihintciltibuut, one mile west, ol AH Wolleinten's corner po.1t-and markod "K A WoireAilcn's -Noilh-'enst Corner I'nat"; thenco south sj chains; (hence \vost 8) chains; thence noith no cliuins; thenco cast «:) chains to the placo uf eiimnioncouient. and not exeeediimfin acres. ',-.-■ Locatod mid.dated.the 22nd duy of March, rjou, ■ . -44 -, ■. -1 ■ » .' ■ K A Wolfoiurn.-Loeator ■ ■ ,-) O Oordon, All-Jilt 7 Cbm'menoinir'iit a post planted about one mile we.,1 of E A Wolfeiidon's corner post, and marked 'D It Ker's North-c-itst. Corner J?i *t" • thence south •*■) ohains; thenco wo^t 8*) chains'* thonco niirl h 80 cliains; thtipce oast f>ri chains to place ol' commencement, und not oveceeii* niK .H'j acres. , -.' 1. -/ . .. . (Located and dated the 22nd day of March, 1) R Kcr. Locator ' yi."- J (1 Qordou, Atfont -, — •^.....■•1'... .I1K-.U—n.-|n,ni,—iilnlllL'CI-UOOUl-- t nee miles west or the summit of llie- Kooky Jlountains.'aiid about one and one-hull mile'i north ol the Norlli Kootena *- ubout west h 1 Dnilt i„„, nouth SOchuiiii-; thonco cast S.l chains; thenco norlli SOchuiiiS; thonce west K'l cliains to the Place of commencement, and not oxceedinc Hill (U'lll.l, ■ Located and dated tho 2:1 IOC.!. g »0ff0ti00000S(S0&aif00000000w I Are You Readtag miilm't :ni.-i*iii{i; some liicraiiiro ,ol «* l> V If not, yo'a ni""*: ot the,"clioiccs1, the century. Send « dollar to lii. T. LOW* I-;i4f, Nelson, 15. I'!, a'tul get it rcRuliuiy for a year iuul riso out ot the rut. P l* ^0000000000000001)00000900^ Than' have oyer been sold in this town,-, belore--iuore artistic ■ i» design , and colorinc—the kind lhat (jives lone *an.l character lo your house., COOK DAIRYMAN [Succx-sNor lo J.. C. Hutchison.j 1 » 1 In prepared to deliver Milk, Cream, Buttermilk, Laid Egjrs. and Dairy Fresh Btil ter iiains, nnu iiimnr, ono and one-hull miles ol the N'orlh .Kootenay J'as;. trail, and i one inile south of tlio hoad ofthe south* liranch ol S!i*?c Creek, and marked '-B 11 1 Ico 8 Noith-weit (Joriiei* Post"; thonce f ' W CREAM BAMNG rVvriiEK A CreamofT&rfirPowdtk1 Dido From flnpii No Alum lm*i|>,v hour In CJuhIowii ami Ilimilnj-s. nud when -{rnwhiir up lm hud mlii'-led wiih the people of thiH grput and iTOU'llpr cilv "I'hri* 41'dr. ^ liio, a loyal |ico|)l*.', n imV,:.mil ia*. believed a ronservative people. rite |»i-i inlcr ivsiuned his wil nmiil loud and iiroloit^cd ii|i|ilnusp. niul nf. trr a vol.* of thanks moved hv Mr, Wilson, and ftccotiih.il bv Mr, .lowsrr. he nii'i'tiii-; leriiiiiiiiti-d, At tho .".-layers' club in New Vo.-ic a rather ill-natured ulory was lolil lhe oilier nlp;lit about Nat (loodwiu. "(.oo.lwiu's 0|ic'iilii); in I.ou.loit ut llie.Slialtsbury tlicntru with "A (.11.1- e.l Kool" was, you, know a fro.it," ,ini.l a traKcdtuii, siullliij' (i;ladly,iuTlie. pine didn't j-o at ull, and Cioodviu had to niahe a (-nick cliaii^ejuio "An Aiiiericnn Citizen.1 " "t.oo.lwiii wuh Htaylnjf nt the Cecil and one eyenlii-,' he'\>ol into a I11111- ,10111 to xo to the thentrc. KliiiltHbiiry avenue in, front of tliu lluuitnt, Is ini- uallv crowded with cults uud liiitmoiiii and motor bu,s,ies, and to liiuku time rnliiiK-it usually apiiioiicli by tnomiN of a lililo nlley'on thu west, '» 'Slin-ftsii'iij-y -ilientri!,' jinl.l Mr,, (loo.lwlit to the calniinii, 'nn.l to siivi* limp, take the nlley." ' " 'N'o iii'cl to take (liu alley (oiil-;lit sir,' hii Id dm (iilibic, jfrlimliij;, 'C.ood- win Is iilnyliif* i'A Oll.li-il Kool," sir,' " 1 ilny of March, IlIITfh'.ikfl'IT.ocalor' ' ..I Ll (louloii, Ak'uut fi Comiiu'iidiiK at a tt0,t plinitcil west of and iidioiiiiiiB 1) 11 T Drake's corner po.it. niul miii-kod "'riiniims Kin,-,, NoHh-onst Obrnor I'ost"; thenco south 811 chuins; thenco west "■() ciiiuik; Ihciicn noil li 8,1 chains; thonco oast HO chains to the iilacu ol CDinmeiiuiwuuiii.anit not iixceediii|,'llliitcios, | Located and ilutcd llm S3nl day of March, Tims Elll.i, Locator .1 U (loidon, Accent 10 Commenclm- at n poi.t iihintud north of .mil nilIniiiliii, II II T JiriKu'iionrnor nost mid niiirki.. "W K (lllvoi-X Soulli-wcst (Joriior I'ost'; thimci) oust80clniInn; tlinnco nnrlh m c iiilus; (huiicii wost Wioliaiua, IhimcnHOuth 80 uliiiliVH, to lho iiluco of iioiiiuu-ncement,niul nnt .ixcroilhif.'l'.i iierw, ,' 1|)^lU<!'ltod ll"*- llllt,'l) "10 -'"''d iluynf Jbirch, WT'l Oliver, Locnlor ./ (J Oordon, Axont 11 OommonohiK at, 11 iioHt iilnnlcit'wost of uml in Jolnliist W I? Ollvni'-H cnrnoi- |io.it ami imirlinil A .■(Jrillllli'i.Hniith-oiiHt.Curnei* I'hmI" Iioiicu \vii,ii. H'J nlm Inr.; tbuncn noil li md nlm Iim tliiiiiiie oast H.)ii|mbiH! thonco wiiith 81 chains to 10 iihimi nf commom-oniotit, and not ox* luciiliiifriiri ii.iru.i, ^•iJiituil ami iliUotl lho ailrd day or Alarcli, A)'Orllllth, Locator .1 (1 (loi'.liin, Ajjent ' ]-' CMmnionoliiirat po«t plant-oil nlinuhtliron mll»*j west, or of tho summit of the Itoi-kv .Uoiintiiliiii iiml alimil. tvyii uml onn-huirnortli f 110 Nnrlli (onlaniiy Push (mil, and mmr 1 Iuul nf Mn Hiiii'.||.w.nk hmiKili of Haui-) Oniiilt, uud iniii-ldi.l '-A\V MnMiirrim'ii SontTi* .'list Liirnci' I'.i,t,i-| thenco wo»t. Hi l-Ii.iIiim ,* huiKio ii.iilhMinlmliHj 1Ihiik.iipuHt.8'MiuIiih Uidiico i.fiuth Hi cIiuIum tn ihu iiliien uf Mimiiiiiiimiiiiniil.nnil notiixiiniiillii-r nin ntivni HKHl"" rt" ,l1'1""1 **"* mtl ''''.v of Miirch, every da)'. Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed REMOVED 4\Ve wish lo fnforr... our p-'Hto thai we have removed our l'lunil). iiiff business to (he Iniildinij nexl (loin-to-llie Kiiij^ IvKv.ird HoiL-I, - where we will continue in the Plumbing, Heating and Tinsmillitng Business Doir^fot-tfel theplnee., Telephone No. 1. - , Sheppcrd & Elliot ft **-."■ M.' Kerr &:€c*;. Contractors and Builders I'laiis, Specifications and Ksti unites furnish 'l-lcnty; of ed on ai*|)lfcalion. coon" t. iv^iwirAN il - 1*., Architect 0/ne. HAKVM .ST., A. KKlUl, and Suiierinlciidciit' (■ at Residence, - ' - • .VftRXii;, n.c WANTED FOR ZOOLOGICAL PARKS Mviiiff Rncl".v Moiiuiniii Onnls, Mnrliii. Heavor, Oltor, Uriisxly ISciii-h. - Wn| voriiicH un<l other AufmaU uml Ilinln I>r. Cocil l'riiiicli,' Naliirnlint, WjibIi iiifflon, I), G. '* {j_4] Exclusive Patterns that yon cannot net elsewhere in Kernie. I would like to show them to you. I have' the cheuper grades 'also, if you want them. I. E. COVERT " . nrccouA'i'OR. For Quick Returns liist^mr^onerty'.vith' J^ ^^ Succc-sor to T.J. l.iirknr,«t'"nil. OWL" FKUXIIO KMI'LOYMKNT AdHNCV I'roporly fbr Sain, to l{«nt or KxcIihiikc "li.mtfi colloctod, Kmiiloyinciit fnr'iiLslicil. ?■>< 1 THE !RESULT i of years nx' i of study Iandexperi MENT I Tho mothod of proper- [ Ing tho etool and torn-* perlngiaourex I cltislvo alocrot /kv PBI0£fl ! V°U 6ET y^^Tti.^, *-mi-i i«™.w^^dr Sr2 ! COMFOBT ^LWmW xJ&SJQ*. DMble Ctmvf tVt lorUnvy U»lCi'- •• ** ''Carta-BTagHtik'lEItctric Cushion Struts, $1,00. ITrec liookltl "Huits to Shavtra." , For Sulo at '"-. J. 3. Quail's-,: Fornlo. B. 0 Crow's Nest Electric Supply Store All kinds of % Electrical Goodskepi.ii/stock. All -work Guaranteed John Tukmer, Prop. ^ Read carefully all the 1 — Advertisements 'in J this issue, and Pat- J ronize our Advertis- \ t a ers. „ — — ^ C«IN SAMS' RESTAURANT f-'-i-eccsmortoSuiiiKoul ' Short Orders served at air hours, day or night. Two iloors soutli of tho EII: l.ivi>r Club Fernie, B. C. 60 YEARS'1* EXPERIENCE, Trade Marks Designs COffRIGHTB Ao «.."i"blS1*0•,en.l,,,"«' °"IwloliiiiijdescrlLlloninav pnkkly nicortnln our opinion jSE. w i<Vii,7,I ?7, on i'aiciiu*, ' ~ t«nu. lecelte: Scientific Jlwrkal I luanj/lanH.Ala III. a. . > ^^ I-nrzoat dr- A hijudgomelr Illn Jtratod week I*. eolation of nny sclentlllo JotiniiJ 'j*erTi7,-*7*„ fiYmii rn"'"",L 8oM ^-Hpi-Sifi,: MIJNNSCo.36,c^^.WBivy . Br»*><*n 0<«ce. <25 V St. Wssitaiio" D, rk Hamilton, Canada. Tiiemye * $2,415,00$ i"-411 Philip Carosella General Merchant - and Dealer in Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Head Office : Capital * $2,415,000 Hoteil ikHssete - $29,000,000 Mon. Wm. GihsoiNT, President. ■J. Turxbull,1 Vice-President and General,Manager.. ■ " 74 Branches Ihrouohout Canada Money Or Jem uml Dnifts issued, paWil,le in Cann-Ja or abroad. I'.-a,gr. drafts cashed, gpcci-,1 advnnlages in Savin*, Deparlmenr.. Open in lhc evening ofthe Coal"CoTS pay-day from 7 tiH> ■_ J« R- LAWHV A«.jnt KKRNIB MltAXUH |^®«S®ig)^^ T'*,*Ei-ra3sr2l'ra, E,. o. "),}v#M,,V,"'r"ni I.oujtlnr .J (I Ooriliin, Ah.iiiI, in Coninu'in'iii 1 lii on uiul onn lm iino-iiiiir iii I'lln-i llllll Ull.lllt liiilnnil of IIhi llmilcy Jlniiniiiiii;, nti,i iilioiVt'tlmVo'iVii',, Iim norlli of tlm Xonli KiioUinii.v NOTIOK Tlio olmvc cxtrntlt. from flie Viin- t-imvtr l'roviiicc'K rejinrt of tin- cim* w'lvaliiv iiiiftiiij* In (lint citv a short liinc. ajjo Ih racy r.-inlliij*;, A. M. IWtvte o|iciici| Uin .sliow nn.l .ilnrti-.l I In- hivi'/r hy ^Ui^Ui^ i\ wwr. t\ni\ {{ wjimi'i flospil al nil. II was "lerinlii* ,'lt.'.l" (1.4 till' I'riH llll-.- Ill'llllv Jllllf) ll liv n uml inn to n.ljiiiirn tiimlc liv Mr. CliArlt-H Wilson, 1ml tlm Province for* «ot In v,iv llul Mr. WHmhi in nmV- Uir <lil« verv npjiroprlnto iiiollon sniil lio wonlil Imvo KOtiirtli'njf to snv lat*-r m. Il*.n \fr, M<llri.li- Tiottil llu* nl-m-nco tit of Sfr. OnnK-ii anil Mr. \lnr- "ownri, tmt nnimcr w.is tlirti* wKlci inniTc im for the aI-.-umicc of n jfrcnt iiijiiiv. Tlif |ji-ifiiit-r Mild In- was A-e- l*l*tr-li t*f-«1 to *ev hl« fry-nit M'il^.tt. lml llu* n-|Mitt«r nfglcrtr.1 to calclt l<ll to tin- j.ivini*- trifle ,A Mr. V\"il>oii'«* vulci* ns Id- inovii! to .iiliotltn. nml tin* uu'i-tdi" U null-ad it, X.*at »'onl, "Ur* litftt * "' Nol Ico In .ii'i-cliy i^li't'ii »*• niiiili- cnlKoii will llli iniiilu to lilt! IMllllll. Illlltll of, Cllllllllll III. its prvMHIl M.-.SSIIIII for an net, to iiieoriinnilii xhu Hill* Caiin.Hiiii iu'n-i'>,i;hl- W«**l**v«iy, Conl nn.l Coku Com* •^iJij'j ii'JUj ^'.iilj,*. In sii-Milmu ,niA n)H*riite n liiiu of railway/ 1'i.nii u point ul or near .Morrissey Mi lliilisli Coluiiiliia, tIiroii(*li tliu Crow's Ncsi Puss lo a point at or near llikn-sl .lllllllion, tlatiie MintlitMsti'ily Nil llm «4*i«iii in CtiiisVini, .i^M'ii.i, i\uii lirnnrli liiu-s to Pincher Creek, Alticr- ta, niul to the t'oal deposits in town 'i- nin lio.it iilimltil, If iiillnn wii.it or till) H lllllllll;, iuul IlliOIlt tli , ,, , '"'tli "f tlm .Norlli K.'.... I'iui luill. nml iiinir tu uml Kiintorly nf tlio witnli.'.v.mt iHiiieli «.f H.ii-1. (Ji'i..iil(, iu„|' iimrkml "II .{iii'kHuiiM'H jiii|i*..iul CiiriH'r I'oNt"; tlii.ii|.u wn..( n i iiiin In-1 |hnirii niirl li H i clmliii, I linii..,, KlUf K) I'llll IIM) llllllll-U .illlltll H'I |.llllill* t» tlio :.Iiii'n of iH.|iiiiiuiini.|iioiitl mill tint i.s-i...0(I1iiu lU'JjII'li'K. " bi.-i.tcil nml ilntcd iliu aiir-l ilny of Jlliiri-li, Hiliii'kHOii,TiW<ator .Ml (liiiilon, Annul 11 ('.iiniiiiiiiiiljiKiil. a iiiinI, iiliiiilml iiliMitrmir uni inii'iiiiir iiiiiinnvimi or tliiiNiiiiiinit or tin. loiflty Mtiiiii'iilhi, nml iilnmt. fnnr inl|iM nuilli jif lhy .Nun i Iviinliiiiiiy I'HMI mil. ami 1nurl4i.1l J .'■!'■ 'i""i SlM!',ll",""<' ('"'iuin' 1'oi.t",' tlo mi, wii.l Hic ii.Iiik; Imiii.'ii IM.rlli WH'IihIiih (hi, 11 ■, .•..klHii.||ii|iiH,i|H.ni<ii houtli hi I'lmlu; t„)|lf lillli'H 01 I'liliiliirliituiiiiiiil, un,I i,„t <..«.,,,II,,a- I'll lil'loil. * ^I.i.iiiIm.I uml .Iiiit.,| tlm Wiiliilny nf M.ir<>li, M.J. HENRY'S Nlll'HOI-ICH, Ol-OtMlllOIIHCM & SCOll HOIIHI'N. VANCOUVKK, «. C. Portraits by Photography $3.50 a doz. up fl I'lirLim, l.ouAlor .Ml (liinlini, Aki'.iI ~X,t SVNOI'SIM OP t'ANAIMAN NOUTII.WKMI' JMNIMI KK(lt;i,ATlON'H, ship «, rillijtu 1, wesi of tlio Sill iHii.iian imd Iron! a poini on thu line of railway m-iir the said coal .Uposils lo the oil ..-•111*, iilliinti'il In the vlelnllv of ill.* I.itlle Kooleiiny Lakes, Alkrtn; with jiower to own niul opi-rate rn'nl liiiius, nml oil -imjicrticr- niul to count nut and operate pliie lines for convi'vlii-j Oil Oloiljr «|„. r|RJ,( <tf wnv< ((.Vgj,,,,!, nn.l telcjilioiie lines, ron.lwny*, tram- ways and road*; also with 'power to 1*11, IcD."*', or o|herwi**i- illvpmi- ol tlu* safj railway nnd |iropertics, mul to i>l-*.i.4l4* tlu-ir railway Wv M.-nm or i-lf-c triclty or otlirr motive power, and ,fur siiilt j-llu-r )iower,i as are u-ninllv fjlun lo railway rompnni.-i*. Haled at Oltnwn, this ,711!, ,Uv of April, A. D. ii>/i, C. P. HIM,. ■•V Au'citt (or tlu- Cou.i*.mv (!oiil.-('nallniii|N nmy lm i.tiri'liiuml «l m, I'irni'iii rnr ior* nml i.ini »-*n c ,r ...h. i. Not iiiy-iiiliiiii l;.'i 11111.4 en» |,i, ii,.«nlr,,,|'j(,' i.l.olii.liW.limliircomtmliv. Itnyulty Rl llin 1 lii ■>Mi.||i'iiiil4 lur Iiiii iii' V.ioi liotiml, »|tH 11 In.rnllii-li-ilnn flu.uniisiiiilpiii, yiiJiiU-Afriiuniltiur'seBirtlllriiieUijrKnti'.l "li'jii I'/i.vin.iit in mlvuiii l-fiimr-inii-im far mi liiillvHniil, niul fMm (Ut l„ lm . r 11 f»r 11 .'•iiii|inii,v iKronllmr «<• iii|il'al. A fiiiMriliiiT. Imvlnii.ll.iin.K,,,! i„|,i«rai 1,. I'I""" ..v l'K'<ii« « uliilm l,V»i * t.Uitliit 'llin I™ lur I'l'MirlJim « claim U**, At loiut ilnnuiii.l t.«. r.x|t»n.|«>.| oa t|iri rlulm II..II ll|.in.i,r, \\ li.-n r.i-ihn*. Men inii,,|„|(Mlrj,. imi .(ImliH-stormsy. li|n)n Imvlris H *urviiv iiin.t.., nn.l m-ai riknipl^nji wiHV ViliVr 7* •'iili-Mi-iil.,|.nrHinPi|i SlmUu.lMfl*!, slir. Tlio imlfiil |.rovfiToit for <lio.|*«m*iil i.f K, niy*«l«.viifii;intri-niti.nUi»wll«n" * I-I..W III liiJi.liiti<-l«lm«■t.iii.rnllv*m mf«*i -ijii».i.;«»iif.i ><-i'«-iii|i«uiiM«yMr|v, 'nn. iii.mi, »ii»iiiiiv(.w.ir,.itf„|,, ft. Heinli|iiin;tmn for l-ACll-'U. Cornl (JltOWN (Jjii-ilcn, Fluid nml n,,„-,.,■ .SiiddH, N«w crop nnw in utoel. roaily foi-illHltihiitlon, lul-yoiir mnri-hnnt f0V tliniii In miiilml piieUnlH, l( lm lion,, not | Imiullo lli.iin wo ulll pi-i'-iny in yonr iinnn-'il pontollli'ii llfly, llvu niul pn('i;ct,i, nut' ktilucllon nf jfooil vnrlcllDH, for ijl to Inti'oiliii'o thcin. LxxwxutocU of lluMI-l (i||0\\'N P'ruli nnd Oi'iiQiimnlnl trnu now iiialiiri'd for lli"N|irli-Kli'ni!.', No iixpniiHn, lovs or .lulny of (unil- (,'ntlon or Inspi'iliuii, l.ut mn in-lea volir list licfunt plaeln-; your order. (in Iinnsm Pln'iili*, Fliinil Work, llenSiipplleH, I'i nit I'fuh- iiiri'H, l'Vill||/,..|M,i>lr. 1 !i»l/iln;, 1111 fm.. M.J. IIKNIIV UOK) Wi'Ntiiiiiiiititr iiijiil \iiiii.iiivcr, ll,V, '"I JWU "W'l,1!11 ifsm. i| 111 i<|ii hi. 1 ,< im I The work Justifies the price and I The Price admits of his best work. I ■ I Studio 1 Opposite the McthodUt Church ® '•>^«^^®|^ ^^M*WMV.KrW*l><*^ I I (i, Ij) (*> P (*) (?) -•) {8* (?) [♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦04^^^444^^44^^4M4444 1'Hliiiijf .luil,, while yon wait, MuM-tr w,„k a si»,.rialtV. KIitM-i r^'^vtar^ ■ THOS. MAZZAIUOBILE ...III., vnil J...J yonr S||IM« .lull.' I will ,;iVl. vo„ n ,,,., 1-or.l: will, ,,-s pi,,,,,,, „, „w jil|1((1)(M,.I{ll^Ja|| \v;;ra ,"'' (O Sl'l* o ti ll-. 11 »lfl/».t. W. W.UillV IVJ.HIJI „niw Minl.lrr.if (iM.ii.UfJhr TIMIIKH NOYK'I-:. TAKM M-TICK, thai 30 dii\"< nfler I ;",""1 •*■ ..;;.'; .' , ,'.. , . missioin-r of liiiuls and uoiks for a spirial li.iiiM! lo nil and lany away timlH-r (nun tlm Iiillowiiiii diiriiUil IiiiiiIm: Cotiiiiit-iulii'; nl a post |ihmtiil at Uin 1101 lli e.i-.t uii-n.,-t- i,[ A. .1. l-'ar. i|iii*iMin'u tliiiln-r liniiw, Inilil; alu.iit Co ill,.ill., Iliil Ul .Hid .\.i ih,nn-, 44,4,1 of iiii! M.iilhmst corner ol lot So. .VI'*'*, (V I, K.ist Koi.ii-n.iv ill,itiit, tluiitf wist --li'i tlinltiK- Hii'Mi.' not tli tot ili.iim-.-, th. nn- <»*,) In, rliaiiii, llu n.'i* •Willi S<i i!,:iiii«t to |w»l|ii <>f «n,iiiil.(i4f,*- IllCIlt, O T. nOYVTON', I-V?nlc, |». 0.. M.irrli jr, iy/, HOME COOB<BNG and Home Life .--. ..i_„.. Cm I.. N'otlr<» to fontnictorw, T>ial'»iiliiirliir*<.f "J-'.rtil. «||| .,t«n„. ia« lll.ll. l". Unit mllfT tiVlll I.I |.»U, llli f,,|i,.,,»,.!•, fcu-l.l.iiiw.4,1.1 If'.iiii. l^*»t ir», »ni .i,,.i»h,i (..ur.lullkra *|l m f..rnl»l,r i», tn^t* n-.i 1. llll .11.-4 ||1 The Royal Restaurant In (olljllllllinli with tin. Hrjviil lloti'l <ilv for v.s iiuis A fi-w in U'.pi.llllllv Milicilid. ii Till' Im st iiiofe ti^iil ar lionrilns «ni-.'il f.m-ed i„ ' ,|u. drs||i>il, Y.llll |i.ll|i>||a;i„ Ai'.f, xi'mw iit-i. v r:\ri'i.ovi;i>. * MRS. M* MOCL^EL, Proprietress "SH- New Palace Meat Market Now Open. Cor. Victoria Ave. & Gcui.mll St. - Tli- -■ 11 nr 1 I, , I, Cliolfo Cuts In nil uindM of *Mfa«i, rhxest «r Frfiili nnd Hitlt Flth «Iiiiiii? of nil nortii In mciuoii "•MWUAcMBa*^ THE PERNIE LEDGER, FERNIE, B. C, APRIL 18,1906 e lnsurance--by the Peopie- for the People i — —••"--- --—."•**■— NEW BOATS ARE TE'7 on i'i wai 'i'lie scheme of "•submitted to tli ment by I-'rdnk. liichards last "'winter, was favorably rec-ived by member-, l'otli sides' oi tlio -house, but, it ; considered that it was a matter uu tliu l'Vclei-.M <;o-, c-nimeiu rather - than lor'Uie prcviiuial'- ';oveniiiK'i!t, 4Cousenueutly tne UMiier was subiuit- ' ted to Ottawa. The Ilo'u. .Mr. K^ldi'iijr; m.-nisterol liiiana:. suggested '. it sliouHl by laid Ik-ioru the loyal ciauiiiis.sioii now sit- un-j on life niMu-aaco mat lets, under „ Ui<: piesideiiey. of lion. .Mv. .msiii-o .llc-Tavisli.' 'j his has been done. air. II. T. i'lis's, .secretary of the cun.- inission has,, staled that the drillt .scheme v. ill be'laid before "the coni- liiissioiieis, liriedy' under the proposed seheine all. liuuls would be m the treasury, aud nearly all the present expense!, eiu-neeud with lile in.sitiance would, bv abolished. Compelitiou1 woulvl be inUjvly obviated. 'Jheie would lioi'.e. I any ptesidelils, vii(.--]iivsideiils of man ancis. 'riicre*would be no ajreiicies, and theiefou- jio commissions', nor a-iviii-y V.\i.lj!sos, prinliiijr, advertis- '"Si *-'Xi. , ... ' TJieJe w.nild be no collectors, as llie preiuiimis .would be collected by a special insurance si amp and obtainable, in e\eiy\ postollice or liiiiiuijr recorder's ollice throughout the Domin- i.'a. i'1 he fi,t:ni,p x.-juhi i,v. pnri-hnMl, -and allixed to the caul 1,V the insurul "and cancelled bv the ollieial in attendance with the ordinary postollice ■ stamp, .' There would be no lines for nonpav' -in-'.-iit, -unless ihe insurec? was cfcie- year- in arrears, "when 'interest would ',' ehar,<»fd as in ilk- case .if taxes. It owould not l-.e thv policy "of the government to make""a profit out,of the needy.. Largo .profits have been made bv tliclarj.Viiisiiiauce coi.ipanies -out of lapsed policies, but. the ,<rovcrninent iiisiirrjur,"fund'would benefit by thc universality of, *tIie,Kchemc, ami" the gy-ivorniiieiil would not .tnj-e adv-an- -■v, t^jTp r.l the*'1 i Usui ed. -, * I'mler such an .iirunjreiiient it is .probable that llu: 'j*ijvernir,eiit would be able to give-more thaii three times the briielits for-the same amount of premiums' iiow' usually paid to ""the . la rue companies. * ■ ■ ' The insured would hr- divided into , Ijiiv.e classes. All medical men prnc tisin-r■.throughout7- the province would be mi'dical'examiners. They would, is* sue* three'"different colored cards the iil"l* r'.-'!', .n-d,!-iwfn'te: rfeti l\hie—first. .'.ceond and third classes.' The second • ,clai,s'would have- lo'pay a la tired sum to obl,iiu_tllc_saini*_fimniiiiifl—fiLine.;*-^. ance.than first 'class, 'and pro rata with \he third class.--These varied colors would .simplify lho work at head o.iartei-s, ns it is sunveslcd that-* rooms be devoted m o,nch. class and color, and thc porter-, would .deliver tli" cards 10 Roparale rooms. _.. The caul svstcin would , facilitate 111: liitsilii".',. The lecnrd .in.-l tlie'in- '-.nri-r'..: iuiliey„ear■ at the neriod of , *--\*imiti-\Uon would ,l:e"kei)l. Ihere. The ■tamte life hisurancc - record card would " be sent' to head- Provincial jiovern-. quarters and placed- alphabetically in its location. The policy" card would be sent.by the insurer each-year, dat in---; from medical examination. When tho insured, mailed the policy card it would .go diiect to, the room set apart for its color and letter, and ihe examined. If there were twelve stamp* of the right fcolor on the card, a tick' et would be placed in the column for the year on the record card, and the insurer'* card would be then stampe.l and deposited. The insurer would "it another printed card from the post- office for the next year. The postmaster would fill in the name "and lid- dress. llie policy when once grouted, would lv* non-forfeitnble, but means will bt devised to collect overdue premiums Insurance will be ** simple. Having once been examined by the doctor, it will be 1,0 more trouble- than goiim to the postollice for a stamp *a<id polling a letter. As* the proposed .scheme is solely, foi the benefit of _ the people, a maximum and moderate amount' of in- siirance wil J, .■<* fixed. "It ,*8 not ■ in. ' (.'tided that a system of cheap insur- ••'ii.-e should be formulated for - the l'.---.-fit of i|,c wealthy, but a system '■'"ler winch tl.e wife and family of Ihrj workingman mav be absolutely n-nvided for in tho event of.the death' oi iiii4 4vage earner i Tt or chanrc the insurant policy ,*„ anv wo.. Now.will it be T4o-ii,i„ f,,r n„v ''■"-oi, to ga,nbV,.7in,if0 jt,s„rnm.„ "'"■,:;' f-i".7«*iii i* ncrm-tn... to,-,.. s"/e J,o lifr of .another person under the proposed-scnenie.- ■ • "fl:est:-rn Man ■ -"N'ew C. Much I'..., k P. R. Liners.- Montreal! Herald-.A. ' *.''"■ ' 'According^'to Alfred Allayne. Jones, president ox.jhe AlL-erla^ Agencies, ltd, the new C- V. R. Atlantic steamships th* Emptess of Britain 'Wd Empress [ of Ireland are two of the.very linest" •things afloat.. Mr. Jones, who-has spent the last three months' in Eu-' -rope, passed through-Montreal- -.last alight en route west, having .arrived (irom Liverpool at Halifax by the ■steamship Tunisian,, after, a somewhat Tough passage, . c - *,,', "■'Jiefote sailing,," said, Mr. Jone,s, to the Herald last' night, . "I tool: opportunity of going to .Glasgow and haviii-g- a good inspection of the Em- 'presses, Both are "well, on the' way to' completion, although the Empress (of Britain is'' -much more advanced than the Empress of Ireland; as .she is exacted to sail from Quebec on or alkrnl liv." lirst of May. "The Pan-field company, in charge of the works, have, the Urit:|**-n in the waters of the Clyde, and while they are oiu* ol* the biggest shipbuilding firms in old Scotland and have turned out''many noted vessels, the two C. P. li. boats are steamships of which ihoy may be extremely {jroutl. They are beauties. The Britain rides the wMter- like a duck, and* in its in- teiior finish, can compare with anything client, or thai*, sails from any port an. this side of "the Atlantic. ''She, has three series of staterooms, and the thi/rd class accommoda'tion is equal, 1o almost any of the "second class in the best ocean Hoats, in fact, in respect to the baths, closets,-etc., she easily. -The' Ireland' sails in - Jtice." -Another feature that apuealed to Mr.. Joucs' was the heating' arrangements, unique in these *boats. Six ther mo heaters pump hot air .into ■ * tlie: rooms—,just push a biittoli and the rooiu- is' flooded with ;hot, dry air, a desideratum, on a damp" ocean voyage ■All the crews are shut oH from pass'engcis by an iron bulkhead. the- SAWMILL FOR KAIEN. The. con'striic-tiol*' of asaw7r.l1" at Kaieii island will be immediately coin menced- by the British Colui.u>'a Pine Timber Company of Vancouver, vlrich has secured a contract to supply 5'*.,- coo railway ties to tht Grand X;unk Pacific." J ; •" The men in this company areo all' " * vill no't 1- 7.7-,, ', •iuc is »-' » class ■»>>' herself. This ide to mortiragf, struck me as being .the feature of the vessel. ' ' . f "'Carrying 1700 passengers, , she is 59f> feet 'long,, 65 feet wide and 70 3 feet from keel to boat deck. Stand on St. .Tame*; street and look' at-anv of the high buildings'—that will give Vancouverites, and they i.ilend to push the" work' on'the building of tne so" that ties will be rolling out oi it midsummer, , *■' The. machinery for ■ the sawmill plant has already been ordered am', as rapidly as it .reaches Vancouver it will be faiwandeh to Knlien island. By the time the machinery-is ready, the .mill will have so far advanced in construction that the plant can be set" as soon as it arrives cn the ground. * An immense amount of timber will be! rei-nired.' to fill this] contract— much more than people jnagine. 't is* declared that in each tie • there is ^5 feet of tiinlier, so thatjn the hull mi" lion ties there will be* seventeen million feet of timber, not to menuon the thousands of feet which will be cut to waste in reducing the lies to SI7.C, " ' . '* The British Columbia- Y'.'.k Ti'J'-'fr company had this cou'.-.-.c'. in »!7v many .months ago and .uvirditi.jly .Mthered in-si. number, of f-i d-t.i'11 r limits! at varj'ous point?-; aloutr the coast in the vicinity of Kaien"is!.->nd. Logging operations will be rommciicd '. Ifyoo, your friends or relatives suffer with Fits, Epilepsy,*St. Vitus' .Dance,.or Falling Sickness, write for a trial bottle and valuable treatise on such diseases to Thk Leibig Co 179King Street, W., Toronto, Canada.-. Aii druggists sell or can obtain for you * - JJEIBIGSFITOURE at an.-early dsi*to'*sc" that when the -mill is ready to cut there will .-.■• 110• delay. ou-accoiAl of lack bftina'terml. The contract secure-', is sufficient for two hundred miles- of ."railway, and the ties are to be .delivered at Prince liupert, tlte Grand. Trunk Pacific-tei- numis, wherever that ir.ay b.*, j: t- suitiably Kaien island. ' *♦- ¥QP^e^^^hQmP.^^ who i^avel.,' :RESERVE0-BV--W8R*c; '--"' >".7":--' cBBsagera WILL VISIT CANADA'. ,., Ottawa, Aprii.16.-Sir, William Lvls minister of trade and customs of \iii tralia, is coming tb Canada on. > tin: next steamer and is desirous vof meet, ing the ministers to talk over th.- question of preferential trade wilh the Dominion. Sir .Wi.llinm is not- in very good,health and is. onlv coming- as far as Banff. If is difficult to see how many of the ministers could, go and meet him on account .'of parlifi-, Hunt silling. There are.some prospects of getting a I rude arrangement with Australia, €> ' ■« , *-.iv,'"-' • -MACLEOD", ■■-:■"■■/J ' ■ , . " I" '•<• »-'T*.—" I l>l ,, From the Gazette—- > Mayor Gradv rcporlsj that lie was- informed by C- V. -ll." officials, while "on his way.home Irom Edmonton,S,4i urday, that ■ the railway con.-»Miy would start, on', title „ifith. th? c-,vnple- tiori of the railway line into town. Wc hope the information 'is line.. ;I.O. F.'No Meet i'i. I, 0. F.Ual 'day in every moi th. " - W. J. J.- MoiiKiKON, Fin. .Sec. on' the last Tnes L. P. Ecfistein - I..\i:i:istku-a-,' L.\w, * Soi.Icjtoi:, Et-; .worn,, 1 \- .'i, IfeiuK'i-coii iiloelt, I*Vrnh>, II. I -T*' '^1 4^ ^ THE . Fi C UARRISTEU, SOLICITOR, KTC. " Post Olliee Blct-k. l-Vrnie. D. C. Gh'AM)i<*;(;« ok Tin..; uockiisb "Mountain .Scetiely ' when: in -N'ol. ,Snrpa: tlm World. iiid Any, A. 0'. .Wheeler, the mountaineer and noted Kn-'lish mountain climber, an>l ■who is president of 'lhc recently or- ■;ani/ed Alpine dub of Winnipeg, m- Jiyi-ied an eiilliiisiiiMlie .fiddivsK hen. ic tin.. iiii..|iilj(.|-;i ,ol the elii"l). at its last men ing. 'Mr. Wheeler, in eluijiieiif I'lMgiing.-, dwell on lhe great eeonoinic resoinci.-.s of Canada's mountain herila'a'. lie said; "'I hen- in., vii'-.t <{ to ri'i: of miiic'raH disi-.ivend and lo lu- disi-ov.'ivil, Tlieiu- nre vu.sl slnies nl fuel for -aippU mn llu* liuiiii..s nt tin iiraiiie, ,unl i ii.-hing the world'a i-oiiiuii-ri'i. iii-io.ss '!;i; nn* tiiii nl. Theie hit vast sioi-i-. ol lim- licr, not only siilllcieiit lor i'un,.d i's building purposes but lm- I'lipui'l l)i foieigll I'oillilrii'S. However, ii- is l.ol my inteiilioii lo dwell piuti4"i.l.iriy t»n lli'i-fii; I'eiilllii'i, bill lo deal uilll C.*li- ada's 111111i11lai.il liei'itngi* from llm iii'S* tlletic Midi;, iloing the i|,iii'Sliiiii l:i. 111 tin* scientific, llie nilisliv and the physiral cull in i> siilu. 'lhe AlpiiiL* legions of,(In. Diniiiiiinii (over an I'linriniiii*. aiea nl iippin.- iiiintily '.'no,.nm .Mpiau' miles,, 'he Swisi Alps mv mil*. I'v-on si|"uii"i: I'Xl. 111. A ii.i/i'ii Sivit/i'i-Unids sel d.iwu iu ih'1 Ciinii-i.ili Onr ninliiiliiiiiK ure iii'l. nu useru^e, ns high fid liinlilllaill iaii(',.-s. Mt. I'.lnlii-, ul the Huiopi'illi Alp.'., -k I i,-4in fivt ill lli'i'ihti I'lipniiit.'pi'll .'.ltd All Mm, mi' X'i.ft'fi "I'd •s|n rl iv.lv; ulni" ill.' mull the .iii/iii""i:'. iii'"' ),iiihi Iii'l, Agniii.il this li,ul,id il ili:.i in > -<i '.-e nn all.It'll.' '-I ' ,*''" Hnl f"i ,"i'1 "-f-A Ll- ••l.niii*. iii"l i.il-vti'Hii llillr,*, in io-.ll.l be llioilllluili tlnni-'h, nl li>.i l li.i |.-i.iiil (lll/illi.l, 111 l)',,,Vin h'l'l I' lliiual.iy.i'i linlr ul eMTpl in n lew r.iii only i'ii''''' und i.-,i..*i»,'Iit' i*-4i*i, bi.ni'v nl „ ,, . ..rj.aui/.ilii.ii.,, lln l'"'l*'-- ■■■ ■•":-"b I'lllllllll 111! MlipilS'i'-'l. ■-Thi- iiiiiiiiiiuin''i an evir iiud willi v III the ( Inilil'- Tlli'li! ■villi snow, i'iii)ilii'd bv lini' in tin- '.ihi-'-' ml fall, dr.wii li»'' th'":' ; m »\v , As "Wc.'-stiSS hope; to be in. A.,; business after oiir 15 day safe. Our Sale will be in the hands of A. C. Liphardt who will give you value for your money and just as cheap and probably cheaper than you can buy them elsewhere. Below wc quote you some of our prices. Compare them. tin l(<I.'I-l nl. ' l„ ■Iiiir, .in- Ci l.i|.lT.i-).»l ll'iulllllj' in- niiltv V-i'-in*' in;'. ..'. i- hlii-i ■n.i .h. r.i . ii;n (licit ,. I'.- l.t, ■i M'.'.r fill.il v ii.*, tiiinli ji,ii ol i,i* -..I ... viriiln bin".!*.. Hi'iiiMlh lli.l.lti .ne .iI|iiii>' im-.Ml'""--' ' lltnui.-, <■• '-!'J,, '.' M,i,„.l.iM -I 1-...IMIII..H. ."«'« bilinlilii' iliimli with woiid.'i in Villi idir.copii- ini Iii in ill "I <-';•'•' low .nr i'»J;»'<> l"u':',!i "' 1"1" »nn,ii' and In iuK» U. i-r.'i tlu-ir ili.ir.nii i iMii'- iuin »i. ttnle, all biiinliltil I" •!»''•' mu and sunlit mfidi". "ml uri. nt tiopl.nl (.'lowlli, ll.'ii- m lln-.. fn-ists ,ni- wninli rlnl lliini".; l-'-r rmhiii)! o\rr ro. l,v l.n'-. mid •» III--* h.indiv.**. ol I'ft I" ■'! '.-.'i'i L t i.,..m. .. :>.,•:■».! "i.'<i" '" ' v'1' ,'■• low; .anvoii-. witfi rofl'i wh'.''e .-■'••U•**• ,,*■, ,., . | in <in bui'! iifirlli'ili*— M'.d 'p.'.iri d b-. ii iiiiii''1'. l.iJ.lj;.--.: i-i'-i-. i**.- tind'ni.. into iln- I owi'l". of llu* mill, win., iil.unii'-.in wall if.ill', m.irlilr hill, .-.ml w.il''. and tiilin-ji- "f ,n..wv "•lliniii'-* in:iy If* bv m.air nf 'i\ llft'iti lielm, lot Hi.- ii.i.,i,. j.t, b- v ...-i.il f".-',-t flu 'Mr'--'.* fl»r»Tr.PT** tir,r-.jv r......i,, .r„ n-,|.„ ■»'|,l> l,.*l | I. ,|n. |,. <„| (-. V,.l.(-. d.,1, w-i.l'i. ».*.lt» *»-lf.liivf.l, O \V. IU UTr.T.'TT T'ji>i nViiii*. i*.*irl; ii"'< llieir 1n*.- nt'< ml -■"i.itn.Mj*tj i»-»i,.-iM»,«i*»r»n«iM«*n7r.rwiiTTiiT*nininMTMM>i**M4u««« X«4el ,-iud tiilvcr wuches, old prico S"!.o,-i to S5.00, Kale pi-it-e, , - 7"c to S;,25 r.iidier, und gciilf., old price Sfi.j-o to Sia.on; salu prico Sa.25 lo S.|,75 S" your, irol.l lillml tii.'io in Wnl- tliiim. Rl'-in, fliiiupiloit wiuclics Olli in iro Sl.S no to Sas.iioi snlo piii'.' —rTam...-nri i ii, "in ,4 H day }; hour strike i;oiijr clocks regular'prici) S.j,so to 55.cn;> unlo I'l'icv 52,50 jMhiiii clock'!, rugulnr pricu 5i.5o Jiiul Si ,oo; .iuin prico 75c St 50c, ...SiS.oo '|o Sn.no Loilli'ii mid jjviiUfc.srjJirf j-old wukli lil-flu-Bl jjrndc iiinvi'iiiciiiK, r-riiI- nr prli,. S50 i-vri toSl'.n,oO; j.ulc lu"ic*' S3?.no t» Sl'm.nn "JWirslc-nl rlnck*.'), rcjuilrir prlco S.V7S snlc jirk-o ,- $i,ao Alniilid c-liu-kfl, vmy run. H dny, ,'' Imiir cntlicilrnl ijoiif*-, Jifiirlii'li/L-.l wnoil nnd cliii'ks, lvj-ulnr price $f."'.nn; so In jiriro ... * , S.'.nn, fino wnll Sin.nn in SS.'*.), S7.0«) Silverware, cutlery, limy .spoons, flntwnro, .spooim,- utc, wu will Mull at u (-runt rudiiclion, CHAINS, .«I.NC.*M, KTC. One big- lot of lmlluH nmU -,'i-iit.s chniiiN,, foi-nic'f price S3.5.1 to Si,oo, hiiIu price Si.73 '•* Clinlp^i-iuH worth Sa..>o in S3.,--i.) ■inlo I'Hiu , 751; MJHIMWWMIMJI «lii|{V-Oiio hlir lot of Indies atid -jciUh plain lilies nnd j-i-m rin«h, Vnrth S,v««i to Sfi.nn, unlc P'lw 1 Sr,75 **Mn h * Diamonds to be sold sit a-ntis-ni ^^e+1 Brooches, Bracelets, Necklets, Japanese Ware, Fancy China, aii to be sold at erreatly rednood prices. All ffoods will bo markod in plain Uffnros and at such pricotf tlmt stock must move quickly. I 15 Days' Sale Commencing Thursday, April 19 Itomembcr wo intend to roniuht hi business and will stand at tho back of our ffoods. A* Co LIPHARDT J^wmwiww^,^^, miMIMIIWlM^iNmmiNMNIIII .V. II. RohS ' J, s. T, -Al.KXANI-1* . Ross & Alexander .BAKHISTEnS,.. SOLieiTOKS,, ETC i-'Euxii*:, a c. ■ •-'■ ? * * - - 'Onii-e lu L. T. \V. Ukol., Victoria Avenue. HOTEL THE HOME OF COMMERCIAL MEN AND TOURISTS* ■9 L.D.S., D.D.S., DENTIST* ROOMS ENGAGED BY.WIRE BUS MEETS AU, TRAINS. , MODERN CONVENIENCES T..W Block, opposite the Bank ... , „ , , Oliiuo lioiu*a-Sn,n.. to 8 p.m, -(Thos. Poguc, ^L - *V* ^ v 7FP* Proprietor ^x\ W, J, Wriglesworth, D. D. S. Ol'l-IlH JlOUItS .S.DJto 12 a. m.,1 to .1 p. m (l.pll to S p.m. - ., ■ Oilico in Alux. Byclt's Jllocjk ' ' over Shim's I!:il;cry.' •'KltNilC, ' "■■- _. n. ; J. G.- GUMMINGS (l 'PROVINCIAL'AND ' DOMINION y • LAND SURVEYOR •' ' "r~m.—OITicctt IvfTrVvrliisii-:—"^" . Fkknik British ColumhUi ', CHEMIST AND ASSAYF.R' Oniteiissityci-Xelpoii'Smell or) ""' dolil. Silver nr Lunil iinch ..*. .Yum t'opjicr 61.fil (iolil-SilviT '.I.rir Cliiiives loi- otlici- metiils mi nj,plii*ulii)ii 1 BAKER. ST., NELSON I P.O.Driiwoi-lliw J'liimo A(17 ' IViiSS' ROCI1IPORT, Fornio, IJ. 0. 1'iipll of Miiilumo Ucsalo Cox,(!uilillmll Pnliool nf .Music, London, uml 'Jiijnor Viiiiiinliii.li'lor. oiii-'i), Italy, will reciiiva a llmitcil inimlici- of puiiilB for iimiruoUon in ulm-iiifi nml volno pro* ilnc-tinn, Terms on Application. The Calgary- Cattle Co. : : Retail Meat Merchant.-*; U'l¥evnie/.3B. Q. Q00008000fi!!?000r,l0$8m&!) THE* BEST OF SERVICE ft t' 00000000000000C'000'0000 CALL AND SEE Davey & Laderoute' to -9* .. ClioU't'fit ciitH nf fri'hli ini'iitii iilw.ws ill lliiiiil, Hiiiiir, hnrnii, nml lnnl ns well. All killllH (if fl'l'lill li'lll Oil H'IKKllI, l'i(iiii|it ik-Iivi'i'v, Cilvu iih a cnll. * TKI„ iH. J. GarmSchael MERCHANT TAILOR. VIotoHn Avor, - - Fornlo 'A full line of sprint*: nml 'num* iner nuitin-'ii whicli vo will mnkc up in Intern ntvlm. Hnt» infliction 'j-iinraiilct-il. SUITf* CT.KANKI-I "Jlitiar'.l'j. •where, Liniment' Ior sale every ■j^^jgj^^ FERNIE ..<».__.»_,_ ' Is a. plcnsfinl home for llie l ravel cr. Simon Dragon, Proprietor. ricniirren Bros.* DRAYMEN Sand, Lime & Wood ",ifOR SALE. OIIIpc Iii 1-iniinf I lnw Vooii lllnclc, Jfiirnlo, |1,(] JtW PATUOM/I'l im.,11** INIUWIIV fii smoke! rj.TSrXON* *IJAH3ItlX. Oi'ow'b (Most Spooinl Minor's Favorite Glnni'S Second-Hand Store Op(iti(*il up noxt In llcinn Holnl <«KCONDIIAXI)(l«(.ll)S lUMinilT .A-Mil t!riT.p;" Por Cnith iki ,: 1*.'W, l|, Torru, Pirii.o \ ',h SUBSCRIBE tor " * r-.' *. ********** The Fernie LEDGER mtummmtmmmmm *** ..,-■ -■ ■*■. y -,,-_y.4'- ->) -'."*-'--,*" ..$&&£i$*. ~'l ''.'--'^> kYM- * >-lf THE FERNIE LEDGER, FERNIE* B; C. APRIL.iS, r§o6 r .-" -What Dowie - Asserted— ' ' That he-was Prophet "Elijah IJI. *- That he could do no wroiijj. - - That illness was oiily a sin. ' . That he coukl npver become "ill. - That he.was sent here to found i a new church. ' ' That, ull otherj churches-were liuiii- . hvSs- That the elect should dwell, toother under him. -•'*_' . That he was divinely inspired. , That New York was the second [*'-5o- ilom ami Gomorrah. ', ' That his chinch wonldi dominate the earth.- °- ■ 'lKhat lie would found a plantation in Mexico, ct^jni/u- Palestine anil InnUd cities all over the earth. , That he would finance all his plans through' his own bunk. lv-*-? ■ Whut he tried to accomplish— *,, To' make-his folluweis believe in - -him, ■ ^ A , .- . To cure all diseases hv, cnstini; out - * ,, . - *" * i* < To makc'.his life a-pattern for every < .Itody. -. To .defy many laws of health. . ■ To establish the .Christian. Catholic ■church; ' .To "weaken other, churches. To build a jrrcat city af 34ioii. „ ■To work many iiiiracles., To'conveit'-New York. ,'. - To- establish. Dowiciisin in every ,, .land. -. '". A ** , r .- Y 'Tui'ititeics,ti evei-.ybody in" Mexican ■ plantation--, the0 colomv.atioii of Pal- . ,'tine"'and the bu'ildiiijr of new cities. To make himself the trustee-, of all his followers' wealth. . r . a < ' -.. What happened to each-.undertaking He,is bitterly denounced by many of , his -followers.-- ' '. - " ., '"* .'"Tie. is ill' aiid has fai.led to cure him self, -■;,. : . . , ■ *'H.is''financial integrity is. question- ,-fxl- iii Zion.- ;- A • ' - ."" -His'church is riven by .opposinjj'fac tions. - - i , * He is, uu invalid, • v ~ 7. Oy'ersei- Volivia ist prcachin*-; charity -• ^Financial"failure threatens, to over- , whelm,Zion City, - ' Maiiy oi liis followers repudiate his olivine power.- "Hi-'was ridiculed and deiioiiticed.'is '■a.fakjr- *'_.-' ■" -■- •'"Ill's,new church is .harassed hv debt .: .His.iollowcrs have repudiatcfli * his Mex;ica|i and Palestine plans. 7TTHi.V*Wir*'-1"'OTinfiI^ . Ws-iffafis." --,--r li-.,ir 'John Alexander Howie's bnb'ble has 'lmrst'Aill'.his bubbles have burst, I le -■has- been ri master. biiWlile blower. Jlis , bubbles have been both" bijr and \niiin- ' •erou.s" but i the events of tlm'hint-lew "weeks - show that'scarcely o.ue iof the best' of his efforts is left to dazzle ■■■ the eye', with* oil its splendors. Zn*n .■(..City, lhe largest and most'substantial o.*. tin; creation of his "inflation, ■ hii!.' passed beyond his'control (or llio ureKeiit at least,' and his power * as ..state', seHi-nir leader of. a considerable people in 1 {a ^ 'Viitlifii ■gone. , ' The 'iiogrnphv of Dowie ii fi story of biirhtintfso.ip films, of fi/v-'ii<r lire- , works, His projects li-jvc looked prom "ising. They lmve attr'acted lluiiiBiiiids bv llieir -.rismic colors'and the_ uln- ni,ors of their painting. ]tut. rthey Ahuve failed,—all lmve foilc*. ' prophet with nitrate of ammonia, 'a' inbii at Hammond, Ind., drove him Horn' the place, and "eggs and stones were s-howeicd on him in Chicago; It. was' harsh and offensive, but it was pioduelive advertising, und- the man's cause giew.I'y November, 1899, tilv* man's ideas,had grown so large that he appealed to his followers jor i.u- million dollars. He got u iiber.ii ju- turn, and then, threw into the air , nnothei bubble, the-project for a im>. lace factory at Sion City. He appeai- ed ,'.0 hi., "people for all the tfohl and silvur they had, to be .placed in-hi', hands us .trustee. Again* the call was lively answered, Shortly afterwards', Dowie took' u special eaiMo New Yor? accompauieii by. a large retinue of servants and 110 end of baggage. From Xew York he sa-Jed li)v\ Kmopo, paying $1500 for staterooms on' the Graf WaUlersce In London he lived in 10v.1l sine in the Hotel Cecil. -" Thcn.enine the executu.i .if i,muliet of the man's Ibubble masterpieces—the purcliasi- of fiooo acres of land at Vuu- kegan, Illinois, as *} site for Zion City, and the next day a call upon his people for .another million dollars New .converts were, initiated bv l.'-in>r aski-d* for,funds. - -..-■ • .*- .-ft His crusade ih Loudon- , Following "quickly oii the iilieuM decisive steps,',Dowie.begaii a campaign for the - reptneration 'of London. Hi; wan hooted', and jeered .and mohibed. He went across the channel niul inlet a like reception. He returned to .^oh- ilon (.lilwio have, the experience re- prated,'and 1 then he ahhndoned ' the world's metropolis as a place of total depravity.. In. reality the failure was,-onlv another ill . bis bubbles burst. These burst - bubbles were becoming more and more . numerous. ■ In lyoi Mrs. H.' Wortliington- .Tinlcl und a .new-horn babe, under Dowie's faith treatment, died. The. coronor's iury declared-a few days Inter ;*i-.i Dow-ic" wns_ criminally "responsible for, the death'of Mrs'.' J mid. Another bub hie was in danger. • People, jvere likely lo'ijo'se faitli iu the man's .'creed, Per- iiaj/s some began to waver.' It was 11 the next year that the prophet's l.iughicr died from burns "caused bv lie explosion-, of. an alcohol lamp". Howie .called in a physician* to treat her.o'i'hc faith of some,must have'fallen'then. Last October he was** stricken with plaralysis while on his'.way to Mexich- InJkceinbci-^aiiother_strnk'i\ follou'ed.i.Vhat was now to lje*wiid-of Lhe iiuui's .'pretensions that he could •lo uo wrong,.if. hiis doctrine -.hat disease was evil were true? That was the bcginjiiiisj of the end. '"' York only yielded 35 cents—a straw, showing thc end of trouble. However he raised $400,000 ami hail all* bankruptcy.-proceedings cancelled. • ■ >• Stricken with disease— ..' Then came his first illness. It wins said to be paralysis'. That; was while he was on his way to Mexico, where le wiis' negotiating for laiid for -'a colony. He returned to New York anil .was there again stricken. He then went.lo Cuba, Jamaica and Mexico to recupcrate--this man who had said he could do no wrong, and that disease, was. evil and yet was, strick-n wilh disease.' .'. ' When he departed'lie appointed one ol-his followers, Voliva, ■ as geiieuil overseer. Xow this appointee, o? Down's, and Bowie's own wife and son oaye turned iigainst hiiri. Scandal is in the air. The man who declared he could do, not wrong is said to have been urging phlvgamv upon his follow ers and his n.ime is coupled unlianpilv with thoso of certain women of his city, l'lirllierinore, while lie has attempted to .depose his overseer, that snii-.e' man has declared Dowie do* throned, -aud .threaten,", the so-called prophet with arrest, for,, the misuse of hinds if.he returns, jitj ilu* same time planning to have himself appointed receiver for all the vast interests of /ion Cily. The greatest bubble ofthe master bubble-blower has burst. „ ' A romarl.f-.l-le mail— ¥ The career of-Dowie is '.due of- the strange things of Iif,,. He has sho-" m the building of Zion City, UK. a- sci.iblying of TactOTu-s and i,„si„c.'., enterprises likv that of the Now York crusatie, e.veculive genius of a h:yh ori.«r. Jiut in religious matters. J,e is either a .self-hypmui/od hystciie or a inici-ests, tho;. organization of l.i-.'e knave. He is said to have seen visions. nml to possess a strong vt.jn of ■ „,,. tacotc-h iiiysticisiii-fiuuful soil for .sclf-suggestioji* that has- resulted i„ ns boast that.he is tl.e prophet- f. u- lold by the prophet Malaclu. n0{v. cver^otithe othei; hand, stands his .oyer recurrent demand for money Money has ever- been his cry. Mi'l" lions have'pour*,,! into his luinds'but still he has asked for more, ,1,11111 on- h^in-s to feel-that his religion hJS ■een only a .pretense ],y which i0 c-v. tract money froin his followei-i. * "' w_If he is* an imposler, a knaviih rc- i;gio.f,ba_ucial boomer, he is a master hain.v liutjus 1,-ubble has burst ' jK^CS^'sSXSXS !KIK2! MaUIJa "~TliT»—«lA« G. C. Wngnt s Stock, pernie. the Post Office Now in the hands of the Entire Jewelry B.C., opposite .X and must ne curneid Into money in 1 5 Days rib matter what: the price may be. WE ARE FORCED TO CLOSE THE DOORS -♦- will woLyi-- oiiiaiis. 'Scientist, i.s Able to Identify - Hmiiau I.lood. * .' D'ried I i . A Convict Once— ■ .Fifty-nine' years ago IJowie was '■born iu Gdinbiii-i'li, lie Hooins'to have ; 'itilierited un' oversiipply of (-Scotch anyfitlcisni. Hither in quality of quantity-it • hns ' amounted lo iiinniii'iis, Id'avitig Scotland ut tut curly nge >yith the seed.i nf a lieroilitar. ii'.''<-* . 'Jims sense nnd nf biisiiii'ss 'iiciinicn Vk-'imiiiiitiii-; in liln niiiiil, hi; we'll, tn Aiistulin, wliere ■'".or ,-",.vcu yi:ii;s in; M*ns 11 clerk in a liouiu town. This Austnilinii cx])i:rii-uce, which -I'lSi lucir ,snld to linvn been iiupple- inciitt'ir by n term ns n cnnvicl in itie'Titsiiiiiiilaii prison, udded niintlici- vlciiiont. tr- tlm i'unn's iiiiikeup—lluit nf tlio lirmin spirit, This Imn ivvenl- ei\ itself siiK-o in tlit, liornniiigi of '/A- mi City,.Tt (wns lliD.bofiiiiiilujr of tlio lull-Ilk' lilowiugi villi the mini, My tlio liiiic Dowie was ready tn set snil for, Aiiici'k-a In- Iuul inns lured the nrt of lioiiliilii>(, nf hul/lile blnu'ing. Tlio mini wim wns to illscnwi-ilnler that lie wnsl n -iniplicl, Iniuli-d in Son Kninclsco In 1KR8. At tlmt tinu- ; lie linil Sum in Imml, Two vi'-ii.'. Inirr he ivnclieil Clilcn|',n wltlinitt 11 cent. Ills Sinn,bubble wns gone, Imt lm wns ■aonnnilU'ii ni'iircr 11 (-i-entei- ci-eulloii, Ho liugnn nt rmro In prr-dcli. "*\VImt lio |iroaclit'd~- Tlie dnc-fliioH lu*:- 'eVpnV#iili'il wcit •tlio fit'i'illlliifN nf tlimie In>. Ims develop* 1 I'd Hilicc. 'lliey,.well! not new, No niu> ',kllou-N When tlk'V Wi'l'i' lirsl liniililil- „JKnl.v'l, Tliey' lielil Hint illwiino wus 11 •very ivii'.'-iliing lml it wa:,' due to 'evil, which III llllll, wiih ilin< In the iih-vll. 'I'lie remedy pii'iicln-i!. wiihIn'-iii. **ile: rnst nut .-vii nmli lm licnleil, Yii ■At) tlie min thing wns In nblnln llie '<illn't*. Il wnif ns, iilinplo "iih livn find two iiinKf four. ,.. ■ ' Tliu lilon wns old I'linugh nud widely I'linuidi l/iuiwii In \\e In 1 Tic nn>iit.i1 <jin Hewdnn nf tliniisniulM wim Iuul lncM niily Che sjiiir In put tli--*.- bci.i-.'h in* To pnallcu. Dnwln prnvcil the spur. He cninu lieforc llm people with 11 pc- ciilliuly Ntron-pr power nf iiii1|iiu'Hhiii, n I'dmin-lllii-.'" fovi'ii nf HH(,|,,v,ill(iir.' Thu people row, heitrd, nud nciid, TIidiis- iinils ii-nlisti'il uiu'ii'i- the {miiiii't- nl Hip - num. They wero convinced tlmt lm wns what he iiroe.liii'nu'il himself to lie, nml nossililv xvlnil lie in Mm hvti- li'l'ln, lii'lloved lilmself/ lo lm, 11 wcniul KH|nli,.Tlint wm*. in llio dnvs nf the \Vorl«l'« I'nlr, In Cliico(?;o. Dowie was H'orklil" nt liN lienli't***; ni<>J 1 n ii.-h inur eltihteeii liniirs .1 **l.■ » nn.l \i im ttinrilmr his iiilr..<,inii.ii-||.-i fnllnw n 111,,. rmirM*. Il' wan tin- ncilvi- bej'tinilnj' of liln Imlihle lilowliijf, A'wle «nnt ovicks n lml Mr-. ,*Tli(. firf't.of hk lml*|i1p.i in be nlrl*. td •*'.t** hl» paiwr, tin* Cnniln*. Uu-. •nyeiniiietit npplletl the pinpoint - tTiiiit lei llu* nil* «.<ncnpe bv rWii>,iiu<* tn - -neriiil/ lis otlini-iUni! |<- the nni'i .1-. ■ woxiA ilnsi mnil nmiti"* YI;1". ww ■ in lliw. .liistlcn Mitrlin ot (In. Cliii-i- • fr*q nolice ivnirt ilcnonnrril him n-i 11 .<■ ecafiilcnce m-iti, ttmlcnU. relied lhc Always ,-alter the coin.— -.. •■ ' Rut to -ro'liack: At. the. time of Rfr.s..* .Tudd.'s' death Dowie was just selliiiji- Zion City on its foundation's, May 30, 1900, .the self-styled prophet led nu jinny of 4000 adherents to the town fnr its dedication, jk.es.s than-two months later he was dealiiijj. iu real stale", seHi'iiir the lots of the town 1." "fly this lime ilu* people should lmve seen the inau's propensities for .(■'uthei-inir *•*, the shekels. To gather in converts in order to iralher in money scenic, to be ilu. purpose of the man, This bi-iii|rS the limit's career down In iyo2, Notice his enreer since then in frenzied fitiniicicrine; cif.u hind peculiarly his own, '■ ' Jan, 1.1, ignJ-Askedhl'i-(ollcwtrs for .Sifio.Sno at once. Oct. 11,-Miiile nu appeal for S23,- ono.ooo in Sa bills. l'V'b. 0, icjo.v-Invites *s\.w York neo, pie to invest iu Zihn, •_ July a.S.—Issueil iirffent appeal for >2,iJOo,oon, Sept. 3o-Tnvitei1 Zlo'nU.s lo'ilimw KSD.1,000 into tlm barrel, /Nov,- ly.-Asked faithful for another "f>'J,O0ll,ll()O, ,,, liec, j,—Miule urgent call for feno,- noo, Dec, 2,-Ap|ieiileil for Si ,000,000 to meet prensinjr debts. Alnv 7, lyo.s.-l'lnuned to refiiml Finn's ihihlk by S7,000,000 bond issue, Willi nil liis'iiioiiey-Kettiiijr J.nwlo I'.eiit his mind on the necessity of inrrerisiii'* the numbers nf his follow* i-i's, The frequency with1 which crusades for .converts nre nssneinled lu the minds of (he renders of Howie's hlnjii'iiphy wilh crusades for -.ohl, seems to point lo a connection between the two, 1ml pel-Imps it is purely ncclileiitiil. Tried' to "snvn" New York, — The spectacular I'lTrnt at the work nf roiiveislon mnde by Dnwle wns Uml for the i-ejfciU'i-ntlon of New York Oel.i i.|, |(jo,i„ i-iKiit speclnl tni'liis, l-eiirlllj*: MJIiinllilii'r |jk(. /\(m of the fniilifiil, lienihid by Dowie, Mr Clilm fnr New York, The crusule wns tn i'okI, unl less thtm 5200,0(10, )\\\\ ulinl nf Unit? The prophet, It is snld unl hiiileil tli.it- it would brlni*" In tit hn.sl S?,(k.ii1(hmi. The hint nun In niii-* nestii the liooiiicr, the mnn in ■||.',, bii.'iiiies,-) nf i-eli)-ioii for llie snkc nf lite profit, not prophecy. Hut the pro pie of New York Howie's Illi'l'tliij-s, he drawn _ by Dnwle's tiiajjlictisiii. ■ .'-;. v.. i. liiiiiiiiiH-, Yhe,v knew tlie n- nnneliil irnine ton well tn he r.iimlit with it even when it wore a relle'iliu i-oiiliiiir, lie |,'nye np the criisiide, niul went buck to Won.illy, thee m In- sued bv Ills'eredllois, niintlici- ln(;in|. linn n the uppi-oncliiii-r end, llu- np- ni'nnruliiiT 1iin-.|!)!«.'/,.f ij;> ;.;il.';t j < I■'••,.u-Jiicli had fulled to reu'lVe miii- linil I.V Ilii. linnil film nf tlit- New inn.- eiusnde. X1011 loo lml for lilni— ?.iii\ Cily hi'jtnii tn %Xmr lml, Iro lint fnr n illy nf refiii;e, TTe ilecldcd "Ulii ii (tin iiinuiiil lhe world. I|(. ic til (n Auslrn\ln whence, he rnbleil '" "'''"• ■"'■•:■■'•■■ In liis wnik. 'IV, A.W". nfiir his rnlili- nii'-isa^ wn8 H,,,u he w.is innlihe.l nt Sviluey, Tie lefl ■•.llll'll.'li.l. Ml,1 |||S "siUCItiKl'H" tlll'l'f •nd VlllJ U, V„\;H, (I,,.,, mm,.,) o,, |r) T.null 11 lint there Ju- wim imi klmllv "»r I*-.' 1,\- n tmm tlj.it pjihik mil Tn "ii-t him. .-tinl rtviT nf f» trntettV- ■1 1p<: mniiey wm; unl w.iiiTi-iI nml he ""< i-iicifil. ivrlmps 1I1I.1 hnd -vim,., ".me In iln with' 11 muWiit (h-.cit.|i'i-| « < Miuli to 7|o„ cilv. Mt.xh'v matter,-. Wan to preM, Ills cnlleuinti \iC)Xv„ nt Carneflie hall, New i'.i",'. mu nie pen* would nol nn In They were nol in wrLv'5 '™"cl,,s!olls °r a scientifie writer ,„ t)u.. cunent issue of the lint .si Montbly Review are alce^d murder inysteries in the future will te nineii easier i.f solution. lhe wn'ter, X'srul UVinl.uth, - announces that l,r has (,iscov'crea a l^S"lv, i:1Pnl,!A^ . '"dried, human, hlooil. Mhat, this siutiihes Will ir JLl}l"fflmiLU.*]ieji_LL_is_{;Ui I ed-t h;it^-tliir m-alcsl evpets i„" .„,;,,-,..,! j,,,.^,,,.^ deuce, lmve hilhcrlo held thai it 'i-i*- impossible to nsn'rlnin definit'e'lv .wlictlicr, or not the d. ied - blood7vas' that.of.ii diunmn or ;niv animal." After a-r, rrinff to t]l0' kientilicatiou of blood when ,t i.-i fresh bv u,-e si/L* nnd; shape of lhc corpuscles" *AIr Uh- leiihulnfioes tjh to say; ■'/;}*■ wA!'/,lvu «<"■'». iiowovcr.'wood contains .still oilier cluu-ncleristic sub stances, namely, all*iitiii„ous materials, and .should it Hun tivmspire tiinl, these albuminous substances' are dif- feient in various sorts of,bp0od, and should tJicio" le a inethnd of juovin.r Ihis difTerciice, even af ler Uie blood is dried up, ti,e dilllniii, problem of dillereiiliJitjii.r blood would be solved mid this problem, mav, ns a matter t.i Incl, now he ■ reivui-ded unsolved," -'lhe best and-most incontestable proof ol-the-prnel ienhie utijity of tiie process was furni'.lieil hy,nivself. The Ii|ii»sniii miui.stiv -of justice. ,,1,^,1 al my disposal nimieroufj o,b'jects jire- served Irom eriininnl irfal.s Ion*, .since concluded, on which wen- hloodsinins ol winch I hail uo hnowledfte of whnt evir.Hly a-poils coiilniniiiK- the resull ol the iiivejillKnliim-of these blood- ■'ilaliis were compared wilh llie nllieiul records, nnd* in every sini-le case ii wiih round ihnlj tin*' dln-yin-ils of whether it wns liiiiiinn bio nl or the blood iof sniuc uuiinul wns con eel, "There wns n euse of n ,'„-,„ vv|„, deiiintided ihnl mi niiniiily be pnid bv the ffovei-imieiil lo a workiunti wh'n wns 110 Umjier able In enrn his Itvi*i«> stiitini-' Dm If he wniii'-sulTeiiiiir fmiii nhfiiiorrIiii|;e, A doclnr wns enllul in who found him in a bed u-rnuleil wilh hlooil, luil could find no reason lor llie heinoii-liiific. "The blnuil'diiiiieil sheet was tn... wnnleil lo nie lo exniuine, nud ,1 v.n-, niile In nsi-eriniii (luil the blond on it wns 1 Imt of mi us, Wiih th,. ohji'it of ilcceivlii>« lhe jiiillinrilies^ the 111,m hnd nbliiiiied n bnltle of blood fiom n sliiii'ilili'iihoinie nnd pfniml llils hut llilllM'lf cn lie lay ill led. Mi>.****|i|l"ui|(liul1il ih'(.'iii(;Y |)*i hnce prnved the reliillniisliip of mnn In lhe monkey by the nlnilliully of tin- blnnd - --■♦ -— HAIIiHI) WO iWII.Md.N MIM-JH. l l.niiilnii, April i,1!.—Cuptniii A lei;-in* del" Slinpsiili, nf llie Alunli'cii liner 1tfni*n\ Inn, inmph>i|.il ihi'i week hlu "1st round -I rip vnvnj.'e to Hydiiey, 11 ii'ioi-i] wh'i-li II I-i l.'lli'v,.,'. Iiu'i im' par itlN In llin nieii'niitili. innrliii', Cnpltilii Simpson Annuiii*, ihnl lie IlllH nnileil a,nn.i,n(i'i mill's wllhnul n ml'slmp niidi'V lh,> linn, of ih,. .\bi.|.|l,.|.|i line, whldi he |oiti, -.', iu isr,.-. if,. (■• n Jierlni'i, lii(|tiliet- Into lhe laws whiih ('li'vin llm oienii em rents, and in ordi't! to Nvi'iil.- rellnliliv ihila, |ii> lnvt iniide 11.n pim-liiv Inr siiiiie lime In Ihunr 01, j 1 <..».•.) . u i „',,, ,1 I,, ,|v, ci liln 111 lii'', the i-i.i-m1 ol1 hi-; MiId',., pnj.ilInn, niul n iiv.<ii.**l. in 'ievernl laii- i.'iKi"in iiml ih.> lin-li-r will return it In llllll with Um ilule niul tiniuc nf lhe plnco nt whiih (1 1V.11J f 1 ui ttil. A lin* "l)ll4l ill" JLIS I-l,*) I 114,|, ,\ |ll|,|t. lllll') four. (Iii.iiiniid Inllli'K to the .,r-i, mul 7?n linvi- lii'Cll let in lied, T-CI^fi<- of llicin were foiiiiil ni a dis- tnncli nf ninii', tlmn icon mji,... f,-,,,,, tie vlnci'M wlieie ihev were iln-iiwn intn lhe <e.i, Inn in.', Ih-cii ivirilid finin Mh' M'I-mIuiikJ- / f ('-n-,4 JTrti',. In (I,.. Aii.'.trali.-it in.i'il. Tin* iiviTJii-e '.pi-el wns is iiiili-<i n 1I.1'.'. — rfv • ■■ The need rin-wnr f,f v\n>ilr!ii l<; a Mrit-lii" .••-'im.I,. n[ ih,. (.Imi)!,- i;i, invt T. A. V. ^ m lx I-. -,ii.I hi-. I**.v r-ii;il,w.'.iil-. nn* YV srilhTiril nt n a,'.! t.t .it..in nu'witn. n*J\ tithv, lb.ad, iuin- f.*'i (,„;, ro„.!|.. [ijl lute .*.:■. m..v.,, ,i;, 1 it it,. ,»,..., „,,, V,\j ttll..^.1 ll... .1 I .. . I . 4-*k.*f*l W; ^_ .... . ^ , . . ; , Til] Thursday Morning. April 19th, at 9;b'clock age starts This will positively be the Greatest Bargain Sale in the history of Fenne or yicinity. Goods will fee sola for less than cost of the raw .materia 1, ^__o^*JF— r>Q^ T-A^p^TsvuirAr^^ «v.^_..„«., «_ _» i "_!_ . M%tches:^Me,i-s Nickel and- Silver .'walches, :"guaranteed movements ^right s prices <$2.oo to $5. Doomed price, 75c to *2.45 v , Ladies and Gent's Watches, former prices $6.50 to $12.00 ' Doomed prices $2.45 -to 4.05 ° , 7 . One immen.5e.l0t of Ladies' and Gent's Watches, 20 year guaranteed . ,. Jib., ^20., and ^25. Doomed prices, $8.45 to 11.65 " * Laches and Gent's solid Gold Watches, highest grades man-jfactur- Clocks Atei^h ^?t0n$,a5, D?omedpiW 52.75 to & v^iouks. Aiaim clocks, 1.25 Doomed price 55c Eight Day Clocks, 4.50 io'$5, Doomed price, $2.65 ' 1 ": ■worth?o,?n,?incyX l'^1 nr0nZ5 JVfn.nlel C,.ocks« hi^h,y ornamented, wo.th 10 to $15, Doomed prices, 4.35, 6.85, 7.35 Sdveinvare.. Cutlery,. Berry Spoons, Flat Ware clc, a. mu t go at prices m • J ai below a<,tnal <iost of ProUuetion. P Chains, .RmgS, Etc. One big lot of Mies' and Gent's Gold chains, form- • ei-pnee 3.50to 5) Doomed price $1.95 ,'lins»,0'm * pHoe|ff9Bo °b? nnd C1,a,c,,linos worlh 2'00 to 2'5° Doomed Oiio big lot Ladies' and Gents' Plain and Fancy Rings, worth 3.50 to 6.50. Doomed price, 1.95 . J3 n m. I?a™cl,ds a* actual cost of importation CanCS,' Umbl^ a«, KtC Highest grades, gold and ornamental handles in end less variety at Doomed prices. P™ 1!o5^&N0«,|cT^r^CU }T'KS° W""' Toil''1 -A";cle».H,i.nr „„tl M^e-rchaum Pipe. "** ' 0U'U Uookl-' 01'I"',,I Goc"15. «*<•■-. "II mim «-o nt iiricra loo low for qtioi.-ilion. IMM'^—-—" - 1...,,. , „„ »«^ra u\w YIOIU tlllPt OllI'L. —>.*>«.,.M HMMMMut. nri.ui ,.i„ . lllffli (Jrndo WiitfliciN, OIihIch, Hllvcnvnn>, Cut OIiihh, DlainoiKlM, KlntfM, I'Ii.h and Oniiinipiit.,1 ArtlolcN of nil I)om'il|.Uon«, Doomed <o no foi- wlmt they wlll l-rlii-**. w.smis.ts-^.....^...., 1.III...I. m*mm.-uwmmmrmi .a aiv,. «««. Heliind Closed Doors Till* Dijoih up,) ,|0w C.|0HCI| lm\ W|.j j.,,,,,,,!., ..inu,,,! ini.tll 1li.» Itlfr Halo HtnrtH. ^..Illvoly "/.'► iVnbt <ll 'Iliuruilri-v moriiliiir, April 1 mi, «t l> o"rick! w«u«..i,w„M...M,.i,„,„i.lti,MiM„„„,^(l„„Ml,M„,„|.MM, [||M , ^ _ -r-.ii tt *&%«&f*r*1**ti tfrffcti ci!d*•**..« I.*-* w-m m m w_«i *i..iu WM gur <M» l-J »0' <Lfl i^i» IBM w'.illfln'flpil ■ f 1 R ri rmm ww*m n nr-*n m nr w *. r|flfrT.*l m tt-~. .--.«*•.**. .**. ^. . .—.«»" m * UL f I nl IL may put up» a sia^rB m mislead and mix you up. Remember Hie Big Sale is at Wright's old stand opposite tiie Post Office an attempt to *HisM.mlL*t*L*^,m..m~.. mm, f ■ fr ff . M^^, , i[fcM * **l , 1 m Ut f*~. 1**+**..-^ t.-^m..m.m^m ^.mtm yndicate of Toronto I .... *--*-r--rin-ii.., i iMr-tli. |I|J. ll|.*,'il|V !*i' filll...; IM "..,* nl P..Vi' nt U I". «>. ■«*.,ii.Vp i|,,,| «... i'i Il'lfl/llll'-lv .llulll' -lll.l <: 1.'(,.,, 1)1.. JI.. Ii.'i'i it It < ill" i-Ti'iii il n**-«r*-* lliin 'i'i V---1I--. citiil IWs- Mr lo t.-i-.fd il.,- iv• conl fif Oiip'-n Vlrlrnln i-n tli;- rcr'1'*' Make no mistake. Watch for Hie Bit* Sips anil Wright's Name over the door. Opening Days, Thursday Friday, Saturday and Jfaday, April 19,20,21 and 23 and iiosilively doses in 15 days.' The Buffalo Factory and Mills Syndicate of Toronto I WANTED. UT Salespeople. \ i in iin>-ii iiriirniii'M'-iif mniiii mi (n *nu— Apply at once *JW^r^fcA^tlW"ftlM#»i^^l<^%ia.^,fB|jLtmiUL^^ B^Kasg-ssssa-^^ -a gaaBSBssag.sa (Wt^^Q-tiS ;-"C" ?f.^'4-t'-D-:*1-..,- ry- -ii; i-*; *;*■**;■*. ..- 4^i-4-> ■• i ;< --iv*sT">'-~.-4*'-"-' . -V?.'- . Hi^K^^fi-'y^ifi ^i?y\ ^iYiiYYi-YY: -• '■'' ■ ■ - ,-"-4*J,,'-*I'-T. -77 y>>*'" . • '.'.wi*..-. w ->..!• -. -,} *7. f.V;*-V"iv*J*\}' '7S->6 ', - - -*. . .-- ~ i* ,---, f,4'.,t;x. -, ^ ■.*S5"-\* j?7i7\"; -.*"-- -If. ■ ,£v , 7<c-- 44' 'fl* \ *,"> I*^ -TSffr rATHE:EERNIE^DOER, FERNlEiAB: C. APRIL7iS,;,i<)o6 * 4- -* **> *-«-4 - peg- suction, ; was' ahoiit- lovror. - _'-. •-*"_ • ' * - , .,' Ii is' rq-onAl - lhat tlm -jij-ucliw.'- coiupuiiy- -jsi-'io-join '-.\\vuh sie.Vrlliiis* iu .huiUiinjr-Uu: Vc'stuni. sec;' litm. It this is*-correct-' thc " conuiiis- ioii -wrill have lio object?ous-'jThe "commission 'arrmijjcd to liofdio p'ti cent -----. r' -4i i 4Hi-m' or- °'{ the *-c6utiacv "price of'tho Western licitation* of aid or - ai*ic«ioivw»,pj [seclion.-ou deposit; nud also to retain -, ' _ ,. »-*,i 'i-.i* iU-'rott'cu san's .i........; .....'.-".-k'... ■' ,. ni;.-,'1' -„„,., ••...„; MORE :DArijiGIlT . WITIIOU.T, DAY ."■Annstron-i*. Ai'iyi-rUscr—' ,., .- 7 " i As «thc facts Vocolnc' tottwn^tlic; impositions ot Rev. J* A. Day, i>--»- thc- imposlcr "who "cnectHaUy^vortc«\ thc towns in Uritidi ColUiul4a:-A1^97 -"*¥;■,-■ Avts'- i- •*&'■ ■' phans grows, and/h.** ill-fiot*^n T^™* must have aniounli.il to.a }r'aod;wa,iiy; ihonsands ol donais..'AnnsUqn£7-has -.-.ore than' passinp; imcicst '»A-' l"11* * punisl to th uireil wcrcrtlicvcd ot odd * iliiUartT' ny, .pitiful pleas. ^ the- toil ,-peji.jiiciit -_ou Ihe^pi-oRre^s ""cs* iimatcs?-toJ.Jico«i-c'_ ihc'Vonslniclion - of life .'section in case-of failure of • * the coiitractoi-'s'.*] The- '$4oo,6o&.jiow on.de- lastCweck'.'uittae-Hi^C.W^^ v.s.-\iiu.?Glq^ counsel'-ior'-i he • plaintiff 7gavc - utter-' ante"to\the following se.ite'ice*SJ'A:A\.. >". VThere^isI'a'-paperijkno-wri^af^'/'Ath?..' Toronto*Globe, 'a^papciv.kno-wu* toVcvj"- cryhpdy *.i"i -'tliis*'country Alt -'has: "^J-iiJ enormous! ** cj1^ lengUif/aiid -breadtl^*^ ■&L %?**&! JXTtC' »l~**i*^. "** .■dS'ii .-.■!-•-';•., IXTKRXATIOAAI/-COAI, ;r! , try-desire' tofsee*- andjupon wJiichV-a ...■"ii..-* l„"_„.7. mjli.^Csi^dVAs-'i-CS.-Jii-r^Ty-,.^ ■'"*" ' , , . T, *, ,V-.\1lA4ir- y -.l.\ I JVK..VA1 JUAJli/ ' Willi ,' Dav's proper name is I etcr A-I0w'|w,;i"1-Iuva(fc Spokane , Says ..- The nd he was formerly *a niR'mi-rcia.il -.Pa-Kident. ' at Oraomiuli, lVr,sia. 'When cousin*; | Spokane, April 15.—A. C. Fhuiier- lhst to -Vinerica he persua'ded K//.ot'fdi, piesidtut"of the..International ' liJ-ii son Al'the Turkish consul, to ■! Coal S. Coke' Company,- of Coleman < S^c'io America, nnder the,' pretext |All*.*ta"i *eiKIU,uilcN cast of.the Hril- of securing him a free imiversiiy cd- 'isk C«Jnin.l.ia line, on tin.; CamuliHn of jsccnnn uoation. Upon til-rival in New ' Pacilie railway, who has been in the 1111114.4,1 .. «.*■ > . part. Later ^irliculurs^uw that dui »n\; the time he was at una-;^ iu Micdily proved that lit was iiu.ra > * ■ " a violi-.il di-,l.o.aUoii. 1'iu "i«.:i\v and ureal ud 'ol bad and oi inji this, time a (riend of Alh.w's killed a -»'«■* ^u' U*\ preacher and was cximpcilcd ,-■_ to floe lor his life. Allow .was. soon .after cxpJied from toUcgo «m'account of his bad bchaiior and violence. If was not Ihiik afttr that Allow Uaned on his'liie of lraud and crime He went t'u the Vnilcd Slates ....aud( landed in HeaUU* in x<y*, and com-, menced work as ll.e.Uev. Voter Solv-' man, I). I).. allcsiiiR x.haX. he had. an nrphanagc 'for which he was collect-. iiij»' moncv. ... - He traveled east Ratlu-uiig 111 luui- ilreds o. dollars in various places where lie stopped for a 'while an'- evo-vthin.r ran smoothly -.'."l'l * '"' unlck the town or Telia, Iowa. J. here while (loins; a thriving business Ins .methods aroused ll*** susp'*.ciou .of -yxe •Rev. W.'li. VanKcrsnii, a Presbylcr , jan pastor, who Marled on ci-..;*{.iry as ' X.i the o'.i»in and standiiij; of boly- tnaii, wilh lhe lltsiik that tl'.u follov.- iujr Was received by hiin aud lorwa tif to the (Toveinor of'the--siiilo_ Iowa, who siavi: it "jjeiieral publicitv. "Tlte \0vt11a man of wliom you wnU is a lraud find an imposter. Jn- i*-J'*5 Mr. Shedd, whom 'he mentioned to you,' wrolA ine'from Urumia as follows: - "In a letter I receivcd'.v.-ord of;-a man who has started a tour of the world, regard in j*; whom,-you *riuj.;hl lo, be on your guard. His name is Pc- tros (Peter) K.. I\r. Sliillimoii.JSalv- "Pimm I CTS~fn-uiTl i!RTn*Ti*m~pTmhm tr*. of. the college. liis !,<ehayior *" siiloi grailuation .has1, hec'n'-"finch as" to "show* lhat his character i.s lliorou^hly" bac' I'nforlunalevlyi al some, time, he inaii- Btrcd to stamp some slv-cts of paper with the college- seal, and no dciiibl. W\ will make use ot them. He' is a Noslo!*i.iu and nol an Armenian. fiTwn days before your letter'was received 'I received a postal care from Mr. Shedd, who has just returned from' Lrnmiia for a fiirloiiir;ii in lh< T.Tnite«l .SL'alcs, iu which he says: *■ "'If voir should have any iiiiiuiii'-..-. rcj;ardiiiK a* Syrian whose prescnti name is Peter AlK.w, Coimcil T..,.iilTs Iowa, he is lhe, same nn Pctros 171) Mclik \Shillimon (I'etros of Hu*/) and is vory unprincipled. ' _' "I in.iy say in a word' that hu i.1-' (inc. of J.I10 nmiiy who an: pre v in jr. on lhe churches, and lhc tidings of wlinsi Kircccss in (liipinif Clirislic.ns in America docs ondli'ss harin in Persia." Nero is the card ho handed around for thc benefit of his intended vie* Vims. "lie llml jriveth to the poor- lend-* r.t« fh fjie I,onl,'*'—I'rov. 19-17"vf . "Tn the Kiiiili.sii-.il Orphanafje wc tnnvc now 312 clitlilr.n from three' 10 fitU'eu yeani nl ny.'', who arc bviiu' fducnUd i 11 the I'.nj'.Msh l;inj',iiaj!i' 'am'. Auirlo-Saxou Tii:»*tiit*s ot life, pre pnnitory to adoption in |,food Chris- .tian ltoinis iu this count ry. „ '-Siiliserilit S50 to cover lhc iruvcl- lln-r expenses of one ol these ihildi-en »r fj,) lo siippoil one in the i.rplinn- a^e for. one j'car. Smuller .sinus will hu rtuvoud tli biiit'iiii,; out little on*.:. for udopiioii by kind Christian people, J)o ..onu.-lliiiif-' to brinj', likssiii'- end linppincsji to chiMixn who live in daily feat' of the .-.ultan'-s .spii.r. ''IliHoiiiiii-h as ye have done it unto lllv loil.sl of oiiu ui these -,4, ll.i'-e done it iiuio niy,."—Mattluw 2.s->pi. Aiiioiint ci'iiliil'uU.l S ' Nn mt ' Address I'.S.—I help to ;.i-l\e tl.e thililivn. CONY.It.SCTri l.l'.T. Oltawn, Apiili),-.', 1). SU-Ailinn «i Willlllpt'j; litis betu aV'.ll.K'il the 1 on 1 rial loi j.|,s miie*. 01 the uulii.n ul iraiiHionliiieiitii! I10111 V-'mni-M'*.* «uM, lm- fi.l.ini'/'iii. Ilnj'.iii .** ,iK- llmiald, ol Aloum,il, jr-it lhc n-nliv iwttioii for J5,'.'y*",ooo, ,'i'ud tin: PdmiIii- ion !lnil|-*! Cotupim} j-i.l llu* I,u Tui'i*. hrlil^u lm Jjjii,>/i^i, In .'M.-"* lln. uj|i„f..ul tn thv l.i.', eht blii.lel lor lhc enlist 1 iu Won il the Wiuiiipi')- mu'i «,liii,'liec tiuclioiiii ol lin. tlniisi-oiiliiiLUt.il u.iUmiv ni..te'id >.l li'.irs is not a domo'lk coal," lie said, "bui il is a-fine steam coal. \}'e are> uiiiiin^ about one thousand tons a d:<y. The Caiiadiaii Ncrtheru railway takes about two hundred lops a day wc aro usin,-; one hundi'e'd tons in mak ing coke, uiul. the Cmiadi'au Pacilie ,-a'lway is ' lakijij; nearly '*:<:p tons. Hjeiv is pruClically im tiiiliiuiied sv.p- lv' of (oke: "in-the. Crow's "N'csl i'c<ss field, and miiiinj; has liecome an ill— histrial pioposition ba.'.ed on ,<-.l',.ii)u ;ood market:--. I suppose it is s.lf.: to 4=av that the Ciow's Nest Pass coal reformers said , {instead of -, giyc'ii.s" this day:pur. daily..Globe.,,-.!'^--j ...7-"*^ ; -The Globe in its' fijrht for "the right to'criticise the actions of people who :7--^y^7::.':: ^aia-ii*^CaTJital^$'10,p00;000. Reserve Fund, $4,500,000 ®*J7 v- --* \«?.-"' *.*5'' , ¥^*y.'g€>i'"-'4-7. - HEAD OFFICE; .TORONTO .ALEX.'LAIRD, Asbt. Gen'l Manager "-BSE,\WALKER, General Manacrer Yri&W$Wy-' :A - ;' . -— If^SANmfea^THROUGHOUT- CANADA^ AND IN 1*M.**- ,-\THE.UNSTED.,"STATES AND ENGLANSi' .**. '-.-"t BANKING ,13Y BrfrAIL • •'' ■ft!j^Biji^'8SS-m transacted by mail with any: branch of,ohe"Bank7 AecoiHits'iKay. we ojscned,- and deposits deal with-ihe-public.-has, the sympa-1 made or'"-withdrawit by Miail. Every attention is paid tines'of all newspaper men..However, j. ■ ' s. " j. ■" .,..«. r some of us may -cliflcv with\the j-rcat' liberal-paper; il in unanimausly eon- cucded that it has always been jjtuiril Ct! ill ith cwn'-ibiHs .up'ou .Kiich'occasions as gave rise, ,vto the suit in thc course of wliich thcAibove.. rc.iuark.s, wero initclc.uso of by'a *coit'scicnt ions'' desire to bu fair and'just lo all parties, and the..Globe is lo.be,congratulated upon/the manly iijiht'iAiu'aj'.c' for its '.'ijfht' lo fair.y criticise what il deemed lo ,be* ajritinst the; p-ublie illiei-cKt. The Globe-will likely live down any'bal cficci7 -{nwlnp out ..of" this prosecution' and ''continue to in- crttitsc iis circulation and to aid in l)ri|if.i-|jj'*jil)oa('l'niUpr iiit.-iuesii nto".- ods and a .lij-hcr -moi-al .tone liuoiisr lhc people who read its comment's, upon'passing events.,, '.' . . ■ " \ tn the (iiiiinl .".nil; t ,u J.3,I.VI,Ollii ||,l*, Imi M *, "i *1 „(. ul Lit 'J I'i l/t .:ieii mi U-iiiU.r-4 Ior the \Viniii|rftf s, J,i:.ii M-Jlnu/H! C, I', MrArtliiir, Sn.ntn.nvi I'licilit Coii.ntiiulioii innip- in , jii, cj'V*--"0', Oriiiul Vrunl* I'suifn, St;,,' n.i lIcArtlitis Co!i,,tni(iiiin 1'i.m l'i» „.a .,,. r . -> » - lichl.sl aie thy" greatest iu America. 't'hi'V will be ' produclive of ^i-eit ViTallli •P- \ - ., I , "Oiir-.'propiM'liy covers--Hoven niiics .ii. lhc strike kol the. vein, a'nd the Car. idiau Pacific cros'cs our laud' 1 miles' rom iis northern extremity. The neasnres run noithwcsL and joiith- ,-ast and the veins pitch ai-oiil 35 -le-srccs. The No. 2 seam -is "13 feci- vide, all coal. The >4*o. '4 scam of 4.0k ue; coal iscei»ht fiel wide, "The bond issue, aulhoii/ed by i!*c .impr.n - will lake up'the outstandiiij-, 'v\l of Sdoo.cno. AVe*-are fully c.i'.'ii)- >»d lo meet the mechanical demaiids -on us for some time. Via wiil s-.-lll ...ivc Sico.ooo worth of bonds a\svil: ii.lc lor Juturc needs, and there °» a-e * o,(-oo 'shares of stock in the* lr.--.is- •iv. ' ' " , Mr. Fiumerfelt left, for a visit io he. mines. He was formerly •:xe:-M.ive •/i'.ecr for-the. Granby Cons-.ii-Lite.d_ 'iinpr.ny, but. has retired and'is r.o*,v" ■\-'Y «t Victoria, IX. C. fie 1.4 ""'I'-s-: lent of" tlio "ir-\stiiiji« vShiii'rle'-da'iiu"'. ^ j :.:.^t±- '...',..-_T-i".l ^>T rtl-jn. —teLiir. nj;—\^4iiiij..xii.Ti--^'-'*"-'-<—„" —z ■ouvcr, > and is a director of- lhe •v?(istc:-n-"TowA,ii|)s Hank. .'■-"• I pirsiv 1-nl of the ]>rili:-h ' Aii-.ei'.ci Trust fimpiiiiV/i.nd i* ii', * 'i-.t', *f '•• iii'.'''1'-*? •i'f a ni'aiine "ii-un-in:« coir.'i.iiiN. Hn- Hcil'.c tmder.vrilivs, "•'"■i a cv.i.ila! to out-ox'itown accounts. Pernio lJiiincli C«. S. * IIoU*, "Mfaiiaf-fci- MtMMCMMMe«t9<jS€sse * ®«® 8mmmm8$d®m9&mw Orrte •^ ISgrgE-zriME 10-get aiSjice. Jardiniere^' See our,window for the finest assortthcnl ever • .- seen in Fernie for lhe above mentioned lime'. per ceht Off ■.Marked Pricies. Pay Cash and Get VoSmc Tos' Yous- IVtoncy. - Prompt DeHvci*y. ^000000000000^ « TELl'I'IIONI-: *§ «1 ,'. *«i ■**? ; , K m\ *•'•-■ -at »•> • - =* t)lt>000tl0O89&0£r<m 7odell The Peopled OVoccr, P.O. Block, Pernie Phone •""v-b A St. Pcteislnujr despatch of.April 12, says. The question of whether the to open parliament has, accordin^'. to emperor will c,"onie to'St'Petersburg the Xovya Vreiiiy'a, been decided in the negative. The representatives will when the markets 'aiu opcae 1' be summoned' cither to Tsarkoe Solo |or,-lo the(Pclerhof palace.'There they will bo presented-to liis, majesty, and will listen to a speech' from, the throne,* after whicli they will- return to St. Petcrsburjr and gleet n president of the lower house, Th's'decis.' ion was arrived at only. Ut protect tcct the di»nity of the sovereign,-but- also, iu fact, because no place has ben provided for the emperor in th • Taiiridc palace,' -whero Uic lower house will'meet, -' ' ,■ ., ' * It looks to aii" outside, heathen "as lhou-*h there is as much need oitak-" in-f neccssani precautions f''.-." U,i protection of the little .while i7ar'us- in "looking after his diglnity*. The oth- lianl' of .dignity. lcnriiaiflriiiiT In-'.' the , qua/kingi, iraliic of the ■ czar, mid hip reactionary adherents is but a mockery, .not worth .protecting, - The real, object in having the 'louse meet-him at Tsarskoe .Solo ilpjead -cjf at„..Sl-.' Petersbuig is to make sine ,tluit' uo* premature explodinjr of bombs' or*go--, JUL off of pistols 'will'ihit-.'a srto» l'.-.' A For Fine Slationcry, Ofiice Supplies, Ledgers, Day Rooks, Journals, Cash Books, Letter Books Typewriter Paper.and all goodi; kept: in' stock- in' a;first class Book and Stationery Store. "*'■.'-:,-'.' , " -Palace Drug Store . J ' H. F.'MCLEAN, IViais-Bager • -. 'A.-jdnls' A_»t l\i li P;ano. llui'iiacide. Liquid Vcm-tu- * Webb's CnndicB. he Dooiiiiioii EG to inform the inhabitant:* of Fernie, (luil we a're open- in y in the Purely huiklinq oi.A'icibria Avenue, a first- CENT A WORD-AD CI,A(SSIl<'II"<;i*i "v AI)V*RItTI.-5KMl"<;KT40. - .under "this" heailinjj ihslerted at the rale -of one cent a word each insertion.* ! TO -LET the show." ] consider milliard's; liniment the V.est linimcat in' use. 1 f'iit my foot badlv jniniiK'd lately *•. bathed it -.-.veil with Wihar.l.'s;',iui- iiunl, .ind il was as well ,as ever the' iiixl'day.. ii - Yours verv .truly, . * T. G. MeMUI.UX. j.;ootiiaij(. .'0i 11 |C Wins Kiriit Claim- ol -aensnn From Ciiiiibrook," Tin.-.. Ili'st' football -..iiiue of tho sca- oii' was pla'vod: on thc recroatifm ■miind.'i, L'niiibronl-, Friduy afternoon j'lio day was ul, that ftould bo deslr- ■d aiul a liirj,'o nuiubor woro in nt- 1:11.1,11110. The iraino was clean from • he I., ^iniiiii-,' to lhc cud, and was not .hat could be called excilliif-;. hut al Miics some lino plays wcro inude. ,*i:in|.rofjl-. Jialf-hfickfi wore slivnij; and .hi.4.\.d up well. The l'Vrnlo -foalkeop- r v.-s.ulwuys iu his placo and nl- li.j';.!i tlm bull cniiio into his ro*.rlon i'i'..il tinie«,j jet he was too wifh'- .4".:.; i- lo allow the s.oeond .scoriii},' of 1 f,"1'-'. At tlie clonu Iho Kcore stood - in 1 in fnvor of l'\*niio, A lvltini ■,iiiie will bo plnycd in lho near fu- :ni"c. . ,, i'l.r.owiii;,' v,a:i thv l,iiio up: I'l'lll.l' , • Cniiibrook Haih.toiic' ('mill Mdnioiisoii '.,:-nl;i,.;o Ihicl; '. Whcbeil ■Initt 11 Nlrnii-'c 'Iiiir. " ' Halfback I.OIIJ,' TIi-inK-i--.i-.il 11 Stnf'i* lU'C'illnii-'li 11 Illll'l'oll ','■•,.111:. I'lilWillll l'Vi'-^ujisoii ilir'i! i. linker Mrniniv 11 Hciiilei nun AnIiV'uild' 11 O'N'oil SplMI,, *i SlinnlUiind »l'llTiil--M ". Wild*';, l.llli sun 11 — A. ,M. Illiu-k, .1, Gil- <'li|i*(* 01RED HiS WIFE ofJLA GRIPPE Ouchfif. Man tell-; hnv/thft firw-J Cm* •si-.-mptlve. Prwentative was' mi all-round Benefit ADDITIONAL LOCALS. "."*; N'cw laid" cfrj's ,at IJlundcH's,* 25c jior. do/cn. - - i l.et us' make you a fancy.-vest from one 'of tliose choice - new patterns. Conic, in and sec thehi, j.' Ciir- iiiirlnifl, thc tailor. Carmichael, thc tailor," has just iceeived. the" nobbiest stock of tweeds tor -Hpi-in-a- suits and'-overcoats■ ever hioii'ilit to reriiic.. A hotel that furnislies fpiiet, cotu- inodions accommodations for its patrons is a source of pleasure to the travcllinir public. ,Ki'ich a one is the' Kin'- I{d-.vard Hotel; of Korhiu, "corner o-iposile tho post ollice. TO R15NT-TIIK Ul'l'lvll 1'I.OOli OK , the Carosella block.—Apply lo Thiiio"" Carosella, FOU SALE. ISosi/rime » Best Service , Cast- via Port Arthur to Winnipeg*, Toronto, Mon- ircal, New York. .FOR'SALIVA .VAI.UAI.M? RAN* CI I "'of 378 acres," situated in one of thc ."most favbrable'sp'Oti, forjruil jrrow- -■-■-* nrJl.V,{,1,r l'l /Mil' 4-OJHJl'ir il 111 *_ Tr"-1"--.-.—gtit4.v..i»..fJ-r~4.*4.'v.*— >.—.-—— -;■ poultry- growing 'in■'the*;Kootcnay - '-country?- This ranch is all fenced contains 61 acres of first-class bot- idiu-liiiid,, 25 acres of which is in ''ii good state-of"'cultivation,, • 7 acres of good bench land suitable for fruit frrowin-j* and --ardeiiintf, aiul in fine stale of cultivation. Thorn is, a .jfOfiil loff house of four rooms, with'shiuf-lc roof, stablinK for' 'H horse's ' aud 9 head of cattle, two jrood henhouses and a good rnnl house. This valuab.e property con be had for S5*">7o,oo rash, if taken snon, and is tho best bargain-for nnv- oiic dosiriiijr lo„j*-o into ranchiii" .that can be'found in Hast Kootoiiav h'or further particulnrs applv to Molt, Ron ii Co, l-'oriiio, 1J."C. Via Soo Line loSl. Paul, Minneapolis. Only Limited Trains. mc connecting' with St. Paul to Chicago , Daily Tourist Sleepers Iiast Dunsmorc Junciioii Allanlic Steamship Agency Through bookings via all line.1*!. New S S Hmprcss Britain, 14,500 tons, 570 ft long. TIIK KOIJ.OWING TRIXTl-;!) CAIM)!' .nrd'for sale nt this office, price C!;"i cents cncli—"Rooms to Let, Applv Within," "Ifuniislii'd Rooms to Let, Applv Within." A.'SKAT. hAU-' ACRI? 1NT WUST Foi nie, 'j»ooil two-story house on tho pi'opcrly.-Ajiply. JA10TT, RONT & CO. OVK, S'i'OHV Fk-AMI', HUIUUMti conn nouKK chntkat.i.y i.o- nilcd, for rcnt.-Apply JIOTT, SON it CO. ilf mi '^sssss^rts^ssa^&^s^ss JL ' ... class meat market', with a supply of She finest quality of meats etc. "' ^ ', ^ ^ ^ ■• , , ^ - '$ i Beef, Boten^eal, Pork, Corned Beef,,fe.aad Butter.. Armour's, Brcakfsst.i'Ha'riYas and -Bacon. IVo w.-inl lo call yoiirattciiliou lb llio fiu't llml our' :';iii-;.i^o iii.iniifiictnry is in I llie liniids of iiii VN'pcrl f.;uis;ii;e nniUi r, with --po-'inl iinicliiii'.'ry iinpurtcil At- , • reel iVom.GL'i'in.-i'ny. This combined with the fact the oic.-its used nrc ' first ' ■ • (polity and that every aliciition is };i\-cn lo ousurc .cleanliness, is why wo ' have earned t^io reputation of heiii-;'l!io liesl Haiisa}jc,iiiiiUi?r'; in tl-c country. .; 'V ,,fe ^ are a few of ear Spedalfies.- ' -"" ■. Pork Sausuge! Ltvej*' Saus**;"-;'*:»' CoJc-ss-se'Bai.iiae.scI Bloncl Pssesdis-is*;! Wc^ncc-w^Sr.*..! > i-V-Sctwcersl.! Sicad CSiee'se,! .C00E4cdir1.ciST.-a! ,'' E-',t;rc Leaf'i.at'dl Give' us.-your orders and we wiil guarantee satisfaction, and . remember we are here to slay. 4 " ■ff^u^stf-^.'-MKP: l*is't. ne r fiie Dominion Ptet and CaLUe M«ng. Company; Limited; Must arrivkd." i. -. I he v;-i")' latest shades in!ii!)ii:S'!';i!SOiS..' The very laiesf \n CbedjeJI-.CIiifffiir'TaFfcla Silk for Shin" Waist Suite, also another 'assortment of tho.si"' Lovely Gu!«i Bells. a ' A full iisnirtiiieiil of I.:l*.lieL' s :inil Chililivu's I Fc-itlwear. •® 1-11 lilt • 1 If ll d. Smoke ■Roy I SeaS Ggars.- L-Atkinson; Fernie, B. C. rM &*& &kBkW&*i 0001) II0HHF, AND SINT'V- KOOT lol loi-iilcd in conl ru of <ilv for j.ule nl-n lmi'Riilii price—Apply "JIOTY, S0^. h CO.-. r..00J) UKSIDKN'TIAI, TUOI'Kiri'V diliinU'd nonr centre nf l-u-iinou-i. two lionncn mid sin nil clinch, nt n li.ir-rnlii.-T.iKiiilrc Wirt, SON* i'i CO. OUl NI-IWf'.I-Al-HRS-AT Till) 1,VM\ cr office. To Quebec May 19 Kor rales, linieinlilcH, ole.,, npply x.i iin.il ,i}jiiii,> ot utile », IlMADfNO, Ari., I'Vrnije, Jlv C Iv. J. COYM-., Ass'l. Ci. I'f A., Vuiicmiviji". .1. 8. CAKYKU, (. f I.. 1', A,, Neluoii. * » . M , « » . 1 I M 4. 'it >l .1 \ I1ANCII OP !)J0 ACHKSSITL'A'I I'.l' In tlioKrmliiimy Vnlliiy, -10 iuiiih nn* lllll' CIllllVllllOII- 110 nill'CH Oftll lll> ,lri-|;ntoil Rt n mnnll oxpoiixo. Tliiue nm (food bnildliiL'H on llm pvopiMly rilno lliniii nillc-H of frtiu-'InK. 'I'ltnrn Ih nl)'nt two million fm-t of lln1' ilnm llmlior on IIiIh Innd. This in a hiinp for niiy 01m wUhlnar In \\ot 11 unii'l rniu-li. Tor pnrtii'ii!nr» npply l<> Mult, Hon (i Co. WAXTKI) SITrATIO.V. \VANTHn-)'.i..;i'».'i iim wnitrt'N'., or lioiisi'ina'1 Imt "."•.•''iily iirrlvpil ymiiijf I'.iif'HsliM'niiiiiii. An-, ply nt thli 1.llin., :mii" l-'«r thu (i}ii';lH*e U'^iiiiii— lloj-.ni ,'c 'SUihixJjb], *',->,**',;,'> -. O'llrli'ii «v MulnrLv,' .C,-*i-,i^. Ornml 'lri.nl; Vtivi$i*ig<'.,wx,iY,.o. l, v. D.1U.1 im.! .1 ri'i ii.ui,., ,<-*.. *fij,tmtx. U. Cniuuillv iiml .I(.nl-"tt(« .<* W.'Ki.n iT>7.ntiiaWN). SffArilnir Cmt'.iMu-ti'iM -.nmp^nv J/.V4<».M>H, The Itiuicr-i DMninii-'ii Iir ty 1 *.,<«.. •nnwSiili.il rifi.tjRt C<.i'iin»-iv, "A t.xn.orn. I^ientiuil ive .tliirhtiu- fV.i.ui.im*, 5i Cannil-i JtriAee CV. t $x\\,n*i (•mild 'fniul- I'.nilir. nr am Vhtitsix tXi'Aff C.n«'i-..'<i.- e\,-,,, TJl*f ttfttfVtJfllt l«-tii1»"* rt! th<- (\,«x **r.t{i,n, V*lti'li,i'>X fir Jtn nn. *»-a ffrt-i.fvfi foTi*" tf-.-n ttt.-' iXX**i'5 j " My wife took Lti Grippe when alto wan ! hi Ol!HH;i,".s'iy* Ii, N. Dittba of Noriliflcia « ...4.., X- • .. ,..».'«* txiv.llM'na ' ii.lOJikAA 1 j Iwtlhi M ISychhie ami nfler using* it for a X jf.*wOaystih<jtv.*»<i((.iilo«c!I. I took n colli 4/ nml nm -i<.inj.>; It nml nm •rfrttlliiij; nil rljjlit, 7?1 j i ihinlc IVyrhlno it ono of (ho Gent Ionic* ^. ' on lho timrket lo-day." 'St TEN ROUND BOXING CONTEST "%^£;-ft&fr£^^ MV&VrVVmmtV&mtmm&triiVLWW Wffll&v' and. doosi *% vj: ness Ml. *-**l '.If- -at AT* •:!c- 41* VIC ♦il' </»» ;: TRITES-WOOD CO., Ltd Q , %M*wW*a^km*m\m-jnJwm**mm *S^'1*.,'MY*t^SimA.*lXti*.mmXS^*m*mmmm*r**mt*^ * ~\m+9»*M*mA%S^m'mJMmt***m%%.J*i-,limlm±UVmW MS. tLMHi I*** I1*** IrtitrHiailiVf IT r*Tl<iri"fT*"-Jt -J"[J",L'tf' Carpets and Blouse Eurnishin-gs i *i VISIT io our Kecond floor will convince you thai wo tarry ai. np-lo- iliio sio-Jk ol" Carpets, Curtains, 1'iiruSliire, Sloven, Oil Cloth.:, anil Lii.'iL-.ii.i.! .-unl wo Mn.: H.*ifc in .-.ayin/r that no fit ore wcsl" xMi Winnipo*" " "" disni-tv. tl sndi a inai.»nificonr .thowiiiMf of ncl> floor coverings as wo h.* Winnipo,*^ over tve at 7*i i wtf Thero you have the wliela matter In a J niil-titell. !.-t (Jrlpp* ami eohli nro nmong , Jh'i fiiKTutiii'-'r-i ol con-.ui.'.olioii. j '1 hii mnn Imd one, hU wife luil the other, ' I P-.vct.iin-. not mi!y cortA I»oll» Vint ll IhiIH ! / .' (hi-m up so Ihht Ihirtr K>ilh*ii ste %tr«ne! 'Xi (or-iln- Hi!.!.',!■. were ipncmith ti>.ros!»t. AiwCMc, All t<ed» of j-jfe triilj*** Cn*'-.<*,*.«-v "JI" ''"C'm-i'jmpllon«roWSIciliy \^l YOHINE '"IJclwecn JAS. BURROWS, FERNIE ami W PORT ^TFVFN^ ciiahpion op (PrdiuMtiu-nt S(-li««i4> • r?| Stork's Opera House Kf\ 0 II 44.1 t Tuesday, April 24th,,06 OUCi -T6r u0ttl6r$ Ocncrnl Admbsfon $( Reserved Senls $1*50 %mf> Qtiv-: W.mVf pC(«-,i*nl. m HKliSSKLLS' CARPI-TS for parlor.-;, liulls, lil.rarK-.-:, iliuii^and Ihh] rooms in almost any titsiiable pallorn in color.; of blue, fawn, niul ^rven and J.,p.m- cns.. Mailing ■ assork\l colors. WIWDOW SlIADliS KvcryJliin-g herein Curl.-Jiii i'oU-u and 1'inimin'^, S.is'n Rod:-, Steel Plates etc. » STOV1-S ANO RANGES ThccooUiiijr move is the Iiim cr.-Kcnii.il. .Wc \w«\> fii haiul thc celcbrnied McClary's Siovor. which defy coutpeiition. r r AKWD'l'\\\i We will iiu-miim a few only. lV.v!i,iV C.hair.. .o.d lU^Ut-ih, Hall Chair;;, Hall Mirrors aud Stands, \Vardrol.e«;, Hook Cane;, White an.] Ih'.-.-o IJeil.-, Ilti^Ii Chairs, Sideboards and Morri.'*. I'hairr. W'..... PAtM-'.U't Wc luivojiiM Mil lul.i "xocb StX TON'S uii.tt nmy lv i-.ili.-.l fl.c il-oftiM in-J liriH-'i ili-.i--J.iy i-viT t.liuttii \v<i.t nf llie tikes. |!„.i;.;, *, \V;ii:.i.ii, sunt (»!»•< aiU willi ruhber lire<J| » cli«U-c in.U-i.lt.Hiof ulihis iiriYK-'n-iiwi .imi flctr c. s. m m of fiffiis* nnurfSHix-Gs suit coiwiihb~hw mis hm aiiwo mu f.ar««r •!«*• ft mutt tt-sll dwtJtltsts. V rW- * r :*m**m**Vi*mMm**S0*Sw**l mmm-mwrn-mussmw *0t*m m **, iin mi— lair *****■*.mumsmmm **1*w* 0 'M~ ITES-WOOD CO, LitcS.
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Title | The Fernie Ledger |
Publisher | Fernie, B.C. : D. V. Mott and G. G. Meikle |
Date Issued | 1906-04-18 |
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_04_18 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2016-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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AIPUUID | dee4da10-fbd6-48a0-872d-e218e1d813f2 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0182512 |
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Longitude | -115.062778 |
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