Vf^pi*'.'*™'* ::***>wS /s SEP « «06 Vol. II, Number 6. FERNIE, B. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1906 NEWS OFTHE CITY nany Interesting Items About People—A Week's Round-Up of Local Happenings • city Saturday. s. in the iitv .lit f von dm I sci! . IlnWB. Ildlcl ill- Air*. Blnrk i 11.11 lii'.- lumber mar ring th,. week, things, right, *-e vitl f in Ui.- Upcr.i House nti tun n-., fieplemlic. 21st, live'specialist, Br.-A. Howi l.e nt tlu Pi-1 nie Hotel Kept. Mis. 1*. H. Kims niul ihe left [or Vieloria. Sunday. ;.o bad. tc Sir. LanK's s* ami hir term. Tlu 1 Din Fiidav, Hcplcmler 3 :■ Millers orchestra t ■ in. lii; (Vera Hon™ wait until ymi ai .Sow is ih; lime to have y. cxamin d. Dr. Howe, eye , nt Hotel Feinie Sept. 16-1S Mis. Brings leaves ton rottlM-l. Oiugrli, with. V.n Tlu j, ■'"*** . horsj, Dan Patch. I at ihi Mlnnesola ■ Morriss night. . ush fire, a It is not o'un that an opportunity lo kti>- iaMflt gonil music a* will he rreai ill to lovers of dancing cn " riulav nii:lii, Sept. 21st, when filler's orchestra will give a ilaiue in llu Opera House. Cranbro .t" jii.t "Selscm lacrosse Kains are lalkina at each otlir ,hrc,u;-| llu |iai'cis al.-out playing, a ■ -that -b-'^hk-. will 4io-jirjaii^cd,--li; -ll^, |i..y.d ilniiug iJic Nelson-fair. * Mr. A. McCartney, the popular ,'- has added pi- The, nominal..*.-, for' district Xo 18. I'nitcd Mine Workers of America is now taking ]ilacc. Mrs. J. R. l'ollock will receiii 'ff-Mli oa and alter lhe third Wedncs- il-lv in Or.lotcr. Trouble is -brewing at ih; Tithoi [lines, ' where a change of innnage- n:n. h.;s rcc.ni.ly --Uc:n plnce. Miller's orchestra, on., of ih* linjsl ij*j-.ri4j{oti.in* nf high-class musician, v.ll u-ii-is j ilaiicn on Friday ni^tit, fepl. *iisl. - ■ Tlu executive co IV.; cMiiidvivd. I.. W. I'atnu, committee ol It ei* toddy nt Illai ty ycsieiday vu.ilinjj fritii.Is mid icking after hus'ii ss interests. A. G.d.fcs, hue ot the Trite s-Vond o. alail, l.-li ;his morning fnr Grand Forks, wtere lu goes lo" take a posi- « in a large hardware siorc. X. W.-'fnUie left yesterday upon a nt-ng and Jislin^ expedition in ill.- ij;l-Vi>i-Ii.TOsl ol Jaffray. He ex .ts lo i,e gone- a week or more. v. ll.' McKinstfy. of Marysville, s in Uie estv- vesterdav looking after th.. s.ilc „f stmts' horses to llu coil lively just He • Mar ville lew system „i noi-feiiy th; in* A land of Ki.ot.n.v Indian il up lhe Elk valley "last Sat iupposntlv on a hunting cxpci :t is tinu fur llu samc ward ^et yauiey suit see what goes 1 rresid.nt Fr.-...., *-,]urina.i,, .•:. Worker isfricl S, Un Fr..n*i 'Uislcad, one of lhe j.opnlar l..t.Ehis nt ih; road, . town last week o;. his regular annual loiindi. Mr. HalsU-a The Cn Thiir.Mljy, September 51li. llu Ut suspenj operations, nml n..(ii.*e to noiv a«aiti:iS lhe call from iluir d"s- trief.ollici.rs. Go.-crnm nf Itn*l.t*»s Clerk E.-rt* ■ir-tratfu.-- ~lfc- -is-fcept" prttty l.nsv lh_-s; -'days -wiih-liis ■3:itSc CruKinvit (Ontravts aiKl-liii3iti.sM in 1011-11, iihi.h Ths Rev: WiikiiLVon, 6t Christ IHJIUHXC OPEEATIOXS. Church, totolnrteil wrvices a*- Elko yesterday. Vp in dale lh;-ie have l»en built or Passtiiyets on tlu West hound C. 1' K. thii iimt-nmg report two feet oi dwelling houses in the'iitv and in (Vest Kernie iiiis ..-car. Of ihis nuin- W. A. Bleasdell left for - Montreal U-r 33 .Trii iii.West Pernie, 17 in ihi on Moniiaiy's cas thou n.i C. P. K. to annox -,-*low tbe.ti. X. tracks, add 18 resume his studies in McGill.- in the city pmper Miss SiitldahvS is verv ill wilh Th.-Si buildings repres.Tit an out- fever, but is repomd as prugnssin™ as W.-11 as eoutd .he expected. SC.cjn oc 5i8,i«« hein- expen led on rostmaster ..oh,,,,.,, is sHylitly in- Ihi HiW ^tulioii I.,- iJ,; C. V. S. Co. ilisposci!, ami has l.ccn conGn-:d in :.n:I -aiHitton.. and iiup«-,vem.tis lo his hrnie Inr llu lasl day ,,r two. ■.:Ji...r -i:uildm«s, will m.ik; a lota! Mr. anil Mrs. tVadiworlli, who have lor the build.11- season bf ovor Si on,- :e.n_vi.sii:iw Mr. atfl Mrs. G. G. S-= im. A ■i.m: re.-.ud for.a citv whi h Lindsay, left lor Toronto Monitav ev- -Vest vcar will see much more c-i- Tlu meinU-rs 01 llu rai.wnv coni- unavc lin.bliiM ..peralmns, ns ih: l*r..,;,:ly m t-iiitl ih.t Sept 1pr.11 J*..*.]. ;l,t huntiufi exeursi,, Walter ilarwonrt Alex. AK-nolial ant, of Wim,,, sleiitiy, -..aa „ y.d C. P. R. if a ini-a., just *;o over to lb: Xap- n.--. on K.inlav be-lwem di: an,1 l«o ■'clock an.) sample ih_- grub. Knot cliiii-i-fi has orjlmi^d an aii's- liart- of lii.- W. H. SI. K., in con- uclit,,! wiil, il,- I"rtf.-!.vtoi-ir.ii chunh n C;.iia.l:i. Miss ll«Kn-:on, travel- li.nS..-'^cr-tarv of ih.- W. II. ' M. S., ,-i.sit.d Feinie Ani Fridav last .iii'l hi laities of Kn )i makif. hiin fiit lack and forth lie- ' Ka-ie r.nd Laurie Hall, llu two , *Jj daugliltrs of Kev. H. 1,. Hall, of ihi I a| Metlicd7sf (bur.!., leave Salurdav j .-„ ni«-ht mer lhe G. N. bound, l-a; \ a ns ili.jXew We,tminslerF Bliere thi.v ,-0 lo ' „ semi- Ull n 1 Colninhia College, . j .„ . tc' On Thursduv, liu 13U1 inst.. at 8 *.:., 11 'll p. 111.. Uie Kalvafoi. Attnr will tea- ' s| l-rf*v' 1 duct tlu Sunday scIidoI stholnr's :.n- .,1 ing prog 1 f..r nd , I, n..:,u Mis^ira iry ...rtJiviili. Mrs.. Whim nlvclei! presidiiii; Mrs. Hav nvs.t Mrs Mniih.-ad, vice i. II. X. Hess, sec. (or ih n-M „nd 5.,1.1,,-c... ACCIDENT AT COAI. CUKRK. A Slav, naiiuil .Sieve Kub.-liaiv, wa min. al Coal Crtik Mnjiilay twtwe.- and C.mluctorLeV- . run. Ttuy went up were Isiek with llw whiter. . Whin hi self. Mr. Jolly once veiled the "frost is on ihe llmipkin and tlu Foildjr's in the Slook" before Mr. Hilev him- felf, who was so pleasj.l with "lile effort lh.11 he told Mc. Joltv ihatl Ihcra lie himsell had y Uu* phase villi I Mr. s j'.lliul amlkn.'es a l'u l*li:t.*il Stales, from Xe \ork lo Sf.li Fr.n.isu., but this" ' his first visit to C»n..da. He leetn: .1 in I,iihbridKe last ai-jtil, mid : di.-tliTin. as far nwili as lutinouto. 4Ir. Jolly is a jolty {-ond fellow I ne-i nil tlu lecture platform, and : ill ( s..n..l expel lean BAYXK'S I IKE RESORT. P. McCinii ill « as in town last Sat- day, and Uie Uilger n tr call. Mr. McC.i llvl two it uell has a verv- idea ruin ih.- G. X. s^nt 0:1 at Ila u i's Lak.-, ihi is Hie nell-s is'.nnd 011 0 t n-.y iver a short dis ai'--c of Rlk river. ■■hi.hinilii i a d Hshn; down lhat ay is j.001 , un i Mr. JkCaiili! hu.-. 1 ond 111 11V isi:ors at his ro/.v untrv hot 1 Tlu Clan! 00k Tclcphon; Co. utvii tai:.-li.shid a c eulral office at Mr. ■utaaH 1 A PI.KAKAXT EVEXIKG. Miss Gertie Grahjn, gave a Partv o her yi,ung Irii-iids at the home of .i-r pariols on Geiiimel street last ilfjil, wliicli was langely attended y a jcih lot oi juvmilcs. Tli.-re were pr-.-suiio Misses Cassie, Cody, GracL- aud Uura Dudley. Kt- lio Kins, .'lilliv SuhrVk-!, Eihia Hooiy, Alice lluiiiie, Helm Muirhead, liilij B'(tj-» and iliss Rosie Know, ■oiler Si-ntl-rs ami Mr.. Harry tl, Masters (X-orgc C™ly, Earl .er, Hd. Dulllie,. Rov Kirkput- Hi.11 Davies Gl0rKo -fCin-;., P.--iv Ctark, Arthur Kill-J, tXltsg* Stevens, 11k Cc.dv, Ko'iert l-'ergusui, Clar- -v Muii head anil the ledger Kid, 10, losci!ur wiih Mabel, Florence, J G.oi»i.- Graham, am! the young Then,- was i-eeiii,,n. and stngiug .ml dBn..iii« au.l prancing: -cards, h.cker.s cto*;onotc and otiur -games, ial sucli a spread »( cake and olh ^ (fioi. tliin-iS tu rat lhat llie Ledger 1 ov go! loo lull (o.r.utteraiict-.Ha-: fere th'i reiil, !onnal feast Is^gan, anil , heeanse tie- promised nl to stay out late, .re vnii'l ami don't let ■ Ial i-l Tlu tCS Tf. Miss 'gat party did n.it go to lu Bov.Md-.ry cociurr and Rossland, as was pruned, on aceouu of llu |siiKht indisposition of His E-tcel- Warnsc, a German, i.ncy, Earl Grey. Tluy lefl Xelspi. decled general of tlu ' Si nilay ev.u'ng," au.l to.-ifc tlu Arid ts at Rome last Sat ,ow. i^ake ,olt lrt Arrowh.-ail, au.l eceed Father Martin, ' u,.fl;e lo the inn'n line at Hevel- May. He received, tlw 'slokc. 'icl.oif trout Pope Pius I Mayn.- Kogirs, of Crunlvrocik, \i\til I'.ricksr.n in liis piivate car,' nltaclled 10 yestiii(ii's local. Maynr Roj{<.*T4 *fi"i|UiU busy just (low looking after ; nrrniijiing lor the hiiiutin.; 10 be ■tl.it l.y tlie Cilj nt .*Cra»l,ri>i.l' M:Xy wi(|i ihi provincial Rovein- ni luiihliii^, hut ili.< itn in 'don't ll even, -u.i:l tlilny is ,ilw ivsraU. fri.lids 111 J-'etliie. K]n= will U' i«ar- viu.t in '.lie curly spr'tt; to Arilnir ICiuiiogiirn, Wi*" Afri.-ii, The tnU 'nr ilu annory lor ilu i:«.>t nay nllett- has f.n.iilv beiti de tiiUl upon, nil it ii* Ii"l>-'<1 Au ,,im'I- ill;; will le vvc'ti-il Iwln.e win,.T tfl*. 1 loi in th' H--W -A- CAI.GAHVH 1 ■hy *.-«, toh.tr Calgorv up,,:, :lu. ol it -lo ilut ,itv , party. It appuir, 1 parel (.1 ihe ]>ait.v. niul lu I.H...-.1 tl|i ] .'.taiifin wilhiinl llu n tnllar. a lii.rse, ,b The live I'llKlivi s ih; Viee-He.;al it Tluir Ksi-i-1- ;arri.a.~i, coa.h- e a match gam ie te.ua aii-i Ut Kalisjicl t I Huiulav, H,.. if.lll, r.ll-1 '. ii nt th.- I.il.vr plac* ih.- Siuuiav, thj =jid'. il^iy night, lhe "2nd, and retu , Fernie i.-ti Mt ndav morn:n; , thus aliiBilius t.n csti CUA-.. IH'TITT. ,.- ivitpHt oi caal for lhe ""'inn fros __ Ihe Mayor, to Mr. McCarthy, M -, and to Kmator Long heed,' an.l Jld lh,m plainly w,hat h_- ih,,uKht .,[ u whole shooting match. t words, as Hear as «-e cau gentlemen, lhat I am lhe represmia- livc of the King :n Canada, and was vited as sucli to a reception iu vou, ty. I consider this recent ion an hilt to His Majesty. Please ask tlu l.anJ lo play 'God Save the Kin-;' j>n,[ have my carriage called ot once. "Have ir.y carriage calh'd at inco" was ptoduclivc of still funhir onfiision. Wlun His Excellence walk- dcil lorlh in a state of suppressed o.hi J had to gn home ee,. di-camin- of gol: atl-niKh:. Wlkn rem under ill-' co> llu 11 Vic iictit Agon iclcc ed l.j A, G. Willimt, iiccouninnt nl th.* Kill; I.nniU'i- Co., Cr.i---.-Vf.i-.-. wns in in.-.u. M.milij-. lie ivpons n brisk l.iisiii's,' for lii.il romptiiiv iliirln/llie si.hWjii, which is still iih ..risk as i-wr in-l prii.-iltclH ^ticil tur cimlimud ile' maml duiiiij- ill- full. Tin.- tl-.w wX\\ 11I Yah!, will l.e ready for openititm 4-1 ly in siivi-miwr. . .Mm Hrown, ni Hosmer, siipenii- t nd.ni o: ill-* C. P. R. coal tipt'ra. 'lion. .U lln.i place, wn« it. i\k city S-'ii'.ntil..'*, niut repi.-ris tlmt work is K*.iti.*- si.adilv ou. lie now has 100 men "a! work, nn.l will heep tlu (orcu .will le a lttcly one ni that, cmiip, as -ii;an.* nn i« win will lie put lo v.n.k limn mc now ^tsagwl. Mr. O. A. Uoherlson, president ol th- Hit I.iinilci' Comiiany^ wliilw. in tiiwii ia.l week, placed nn ordei 'ill.- 0. K. hat-U.-. Iwys have n cun- Vou cun si'ir lho Rti'i'tl grnsn i>row nn l\u imck nl 11 |il]!, Aiul ni'im \\k <;Hlti al n cl*iv man wh'.k tua wait. k yon can hi.vp i'lie bristles j-*.™ i'ii llu lliR, And llu-lin.- curl on vour win, -ftI1.U1 ihe hni-ler s-linves thu whisker; WI jour liu'.*, I. yon Iihvl lllu insh lo 1,0 tin,* pi>«">' l.-isl 'ili«r,<Uy, Mr. A, .!. Slnrlw*' und It. II. Gurloik, nl ihi l'aeifi Lite Kloi'k - Ass(".'fiH-*i.il,. S|inki,l1; were in tiie etly, Thiy are lookin, up ihe live stuck ill.ilirillU-e Imsln.-s ot tint, ass.iiiui;!,!!, nhidi d.ivs l. i^al roll mill. 1 IACIC I'IMIST. itinnnge li,siil'-:i le Irost, which h-l niic a fallin-; oil, :.nd •r Day, M, nil;'?-, a hival .-Jng 'in thi Is'S-car l»:u und thi u*.mMi(-v .. ,11 1'riihi ilieUllllciii! viiAT joi.i.-v ua'Tvuiv. ihi EARL qrey atcalgary The Reception Described as Seen by an Old Timer.. The Arrangements in Detail. himself, are the mon emlnrrassin* Jt. Kvervibodv haun -eremonial. It ,1 aids (by thnSi wbu e li i:ml deail in such ■ Calgar Ep 0 .ner Karl Grei s r ecept on in C last w cred 38 degre ncil had eelhnev 0 a reception am oni up. Uu ol of 20.1X 1, tn ore or lesh seven = n.n put Gi r-Gimral recepti vilid olil,- l'u ich ui had 1„ In far: he When His I 1,'U,- lhe In divett Kajiing lb ill hall Hie with its berneck "»K in f the s I the iciehM ndiKnati.-n ihere was 1 n ri-fhl.; ,„ \fter wait seeing thai 10 carriage there. Xolhlnj; iug around a while aud egal party started off on foot and alked all the way back lo iheir car t thi depot. I.ur.l Hofciek, who had hich letfhcd Mil party to the drill hall, expecting to return in the same :l.iele. had to walk back without a hat, wilh a cold, sharp wind bloving gale. Forlunatelv, His Lordship J.s mil wear whiskers. Immediately after the Earl's briel Id (aasiic njity, Mr. Giltis added fuel to the iIhiuls hy slepping 10 ihi ind commencing lo r,.tIt. Wordswor,h-s (anion.-. po:m, -We ar. tt'lien he rcacho*! th; refrain 1 unl. with "ICiikt tliix, wc are but lh^ven."..ihi Earl li>st his temper and .shouted lor'the rips.' Gil juneil .ippropriatejl S50 fo: e of S.J5 left ti Ud s o Ih. •I how l'u live dollars was expend il. Tliire wav no bunting, no ban iiict, no iHiihing. Is .lohn Hall 1 ,e |)eriuiited tu get hold of this i*4 nig? IVe thins, lux tigun-head i^ passing. Ontsiib- of possessing one of the hig plums ni the Ilritisll diplraiia.ic s*rviw, hi ha: noiti of Umic qualities whicli arius, lhe inlvnsi nl the people' in tie it recepti. n were His Majesty 10 V.no us wilh a visit, hut tew ol us ar. ii graven i hue.. ,tpre stnt- ng at present, alj,,, inpersonal 1I1- fiigv oi His Majcstv on a po. IK.Killy tl tamp. Wh.n Ea I Grev an. party ar rived drill hall there to meet tl -in. Tlur hrtj doois lacin- 1.- street, all like, tin- leads 1.. Ih saddle r noihir 1< ihi ,K.nUtn upstairs anl he other mo lhe ha! itself. It wa-. the Tiger with he noble ■:arl, but li just hapikniil 0 strike tlw nElii /Iof lk.-d liio lhe 1 .•si chatiilj. r. WiUi asas- HCIOUS K, 4UCC at G lis, who busv recoil Itlllg lo so ncbody hi ti- ■loits «, th-- vear eigln >n humlr 4.I atid u nptv imp, His C\ielleucv 1 he fiirtber end uf lhc ook- J around with balelu When F.i urson was reading -,] lands -,ht.ol as if he had he patsv. Sonic wnr s hi cos ilil'l make out at all. so he sitbsti tiled othir.s. TT i first tim he tried hii., Willis su-ppvd up nervr usly from lie. .ind aud c orrecled V r eiampl , thf navor fell down wh a he cam he words illuslrioi s predece sors. ubk d 1 lik>4 . rp : yt& Gillis. and .lbliisperc. -ffidi^te' -Ba»tr"'"Iliitiirionih prtilc- *lil!ht,iLih.'.- It.was all wry lunar" i.ord Greys ri-jdy u;cupit.l ihteo .corsl.. He s.a,d: "I beg to a*k- •ecipt ol yunr adilr*iis. Mr. Mai Rati Guy would have asco lightlv and hii-g as a jote. .suited hi 4 over llu he whole- Ing huSv he ion to' hi' card. II.- icd ih. Mr. s carpel sli.ipi . ih.u kin I .ll N'ur.hwisl.rll S'.ules ami 11. C, Tli a e making a loui of AHx-rla n ■Su-ikiilehciv-li, wh-'re, lluy, e\pecl «lo a |ari;e liiisillis.-: ill ill.- 'snuii: lii 'Ihey nre piO'-r.-ssive, live young m who niti!;t bnsltiiss par C. Coulter- ami C, Mcttolwm, I "Victoria..Collegi. sliuh-nls wln> -Wc l.e:» s|«niling their vacation i*ii tlu _ ciUiioes, wlvi-l* west, Wj-Te" 7*| Pernie last week, rani li'.s newly or,'i>i.i*.tl toal ci.mpi.flv al tr*ll Kuml-iy t(i--y occii])i.. 1 vh.* pulpit 'inbnr llUcliil'l" -bililll litis fall' for at the Uelhodist chiireli, Mr. Mc- ulililionril min.-r-t at that place. Me Sot*ti- pr.a.h-U:*; lit.- nu-n-'i* s>-r- ^■1^, )),,(. [hi coill compnnv arc num niul Mr. Coulter tukini;* iIk* eveli- ,.i.'n. lo diavloji itn. mines ns' mp- ilig Service. Tll.s.* two vMing. nw-n idly mh [iisiille, nml lU--y expect in nrc hri. lit ond enterprising, mid mon double ilu iiiiipitt. Tlierc is .!■- '.nt-ili.iiR toiild Iwtter. add to their iiiuml 'for nil llu coal tluy can gel hmuiiw college train'n.- Hi aii (i trip Mil, nir! It's comi'nty «''" Itsvv no rlirougii. ihc„ B(eni wvsl, of which ,li-oul,lo lu iifHiiig all Hi* toa'i.' they .not loo' iimeli is known io ih; aver- ci>ii.pi-l rn the7i«ftikitl. . [»!!* easlem sliiil.nL. . ts LliijhUiii mark upon 1 .t<l all ol ill* lender, Howe ml denier will lili up his head li*: I'nur [uiuler will I* dead . dun'i pay for what he's sa id. wiuWsm.I li hrighl, l.ll,,'.A;ilB.vlva« in which 16 draw apt il- o( h..w to kevp on ih.- jollv side 0 prisin.i anl in.nlnl in it ein.-'-n-.i llli iiil.llceiiial His word von 0! Col. lieiurc, ot-th'i''gTund ran- rado, niul of ilu. ellecl ol darklt:.s, brit.lit u«> n day brilliai slnvtiejll, Irfoou >ln1l«- ll. snn nml cl.-ar n.mu- v' upon Ihose wonderful ra-^s, which h- nimli ti il |.».ilih* (or Ciirriek 1. mill nltiMii il. »■» !"' ll'' ■ ilisun.', iravvllvd nft»m lU'll.lHSG GHKATKH, hep. e rest ing 11 llli public. lie I (jilt.il wilh ih.* uliilily own *o tlL- loot-lights and nvited 1 em to supper at his hole! i plav Ko lo bla-es. Thr* a.l thi line ol th-ir lives. ;h.- pap r-i were lull of th. ineidsiu. the ne= otlurn; he pliivni everv night iner,. Iter to latLid houses utul was vote. iU.,. paid ,t w.st 111 llu. e .lavs Ih.- N Moan ted I'nl c- at Calgary H (-i 11HU, Uli joints. Vh- l.,v Hi- Kstvl! hi's -I Cttljttry 11 (-nor .Smiih and .wc how ilii people wT. ; their bats! Caiuda never sent Kail Grey. U« Was 1101 >l.i«.-n he [Kopie. Howuing Slrcjl look- Oi no slH-ciai iivliviiluality to tlo lii-un-hiiid a.i in ill.- cotony of hnp|K*n.d 1.1 light i-u the rapidly 1 this iiu.il 1 t.eloic th: 1 Cflcc lh.ir.l:r his nun de- ol lha gtsot gnh-ll. His ini|i. rscitation nfili.- Imy wim ,ces Ih nj.-, at niRht, as tohl 1 v Rnftn.'- h'» ld,,--*4ii-'nll-i-^i'r:eci.Jti"'l I'ably not havu ■rough o. IMImoiilh iv old ciid^er in the lKhlM r Mai is silly to expect ihiin 10 eu- Kirs'*' V>bxy fur th.- inouwnt lile interest in ihi iwople whoir s in his official capacity. stiff, formal, chillv reivp i.h,-i-a.- vim tmss qIom; in t .ud sli,|t» annas wilh a lordli the men wore the biK h-avy 11111*- eluu-t and ga.inllets, with s.!,- , and Wiu.hi-<ur. Several .J ih.. men nearl> lalute't ir. '-heir s:nUl--i roin ih* excissive heat. At eery place ih.- 7ice-Kegal partv* .topptd theie wa* limchion ami i«" lhc wi-H-Jisrililin-'d Bvc, th; Gov.-:nor- On lak.ug his .eaw, General addressed his vs-tort in th-* lollowiug exasiivratin" terms: ■Men, this ii the first time I have 0v.1l ihi escort of -.h; N'orlhwosl e piopcr slcp (Continue BB THE FERNIE LEDGER, FERNIE, B:£. SEPTEMBER 12 1906 : iiL>' : — ' " : THIS FERNIE LEDGER "I'tO . tlOLLA.R'3. A. YEAR " .; . "'Y-.'. -..VANCE. IN AD- -Issiscd e^y'TlYdriesday"froin* tht' of-" fice of. publication, ,Todd Block,. Vicloi-ia Ave?, Fernie^'Briti-sh Col-t iiMibia. * J A * *' ' V. MOTT. ., G. MEIKLE Editor Manager THAT CHINESE I-UZZLK. , ; 'Two weeks ago, in an cdilbrinl entitled '.'A Chinosc Pti/./.lc," the I.e.d- gi-r, poked' mild satire at lite --il-a that lhe Victoria Colonisl had ' lieen purchased by wealthy Chinese liiet- 1 hunts fnr the purpose of using tliat paper to influence popular opinion upon \hi Cliluiso immigration policy of this country.. - ■ Oil*, paragraph of tlte, article rc- li-rred to, staled: ■ 'Th.*' idea tliat ilu Cliim-se ■fovcrn- Mitnt or nny inilmntial mi-tiilx.'r.s ol llie race ure so stupid as to i'.i\vil 111 a sxndiciitr of newspapers in Can- ml.1 for llu- purpose of ailvricaUiifjf llki abolition ol ill.- $500 li...ul'iux is, as we l.iKcvo, "mi absurdity, equaled only liy that ollur ulisurdily that Minis to lie lingoriiij; in (lie miniU of sonie- people wlio are ii'.t lu-atli;:n ChliK'se, thai the peoule can he liiim- liuj-'j-ed hy, Mich statements, or that papers that aiu known to have heun 1 .might for tlie purpose of siidiiifr this i,r that political .or financial scheme wield any .ipi.rcci.il ,'e influence for the accompli-huLii!. of tlu ohject aimed at." Since llu appearance of ihe n'ove, if transpire.*.' that t .it ii-...n.iger -' o( tlu Coh nisi li.->-s iudi^nanily denounced tlu . »lite; tmni ilut' any "heath.n Chinee'' has nnylliin-r to ,do with tlu Colonist iu v.Uy way, a siatcm'cnt which coiiiiims the Ledger's position as to llie Chi- 'lifse l.finji too alert to Ive c.iu^hl throwing away their lnr.ney iii an 1 ndeuvor lo inllucnce public opitron I.v buying a newspaper, or a dn/.cn * newspapers to lx' run as so mauv ad- \ocates of a policy already so un 'popular as to need much bolstering. Tlu slalcminl ot the manager ol liis Colonist can le taken as correct. '•flu Ledger fin titer stated iu the same editorial lhat" tlu real nigger in this newspaper wood pile i.s .sun* 10,lc dug out*, and is as likely to turn out to be a fair-haired Christian white man bint upon deceiving somebody, as ■ a heathen Chinee, with 2yw_!t vg_l lm t._pn^_d:irt.-_;iiiJ.1_l.i-_irj.y_1 lul _l_ un. vain" trying lo humbug u quick, discerning reading public." „ ' The 11 :w lnanager is said to ii ivi*. stalid that lhe -iuiv owner of tin Colonist is a single individual, .md that the'paper will be condiutcd in Uic iuierest of the Conservative I arty, hnl this new owii.-r and, his inanar'.r will soon find out tliat the Colonist will lose its inlliun.e aud ilu support of, Conservatives so long ns its •.cal own.T i.s unknown to the public, and its course in regard , li ' public policy will be -discounted b\ ' its shifty cii.leavois to keep Irom th-.* public, th' id .nt ity .of its owiurship, 'lho public is discerning enough tr tlislingiiish clearly between an open iiidt'pi-bdvlil paper, conducted in tlu interest of the public, and a paper niii in llie in.ercsl of private monopolies, and which dares not maki •known tli.; power 'lxihiiitl n make-lie- lieve tliroiii;. A very little time will U> required lo dcteriniii'' to which i.lis> of joiirunls the Colonist, under its new oiwu'isliip, belongs, 'llu "li.'tillu'ii Chinee.' owiurship hnlH1I1-' is burst, and all oilier bub- JiltN mad., of * nap and air which slull be started nfloat to deceive |.iopii- will luu st as (piickly nnd prove ns d.-lritneiiKil to the'infliuii.-i of ill.* paper that starts them sailiii-- through llu nir ns did thc Chintsc .iwiLTflnp story. If .lohn Chiti.iimin had rciillyfl might llu Colonisl, ami had under taken In npitily iuiliiitici! llb> public mind lhi-<mj*]i its lolumiw in favor of a ' 11 duct'on ol the Chiru'M' heiid tax, il could have laid cluim to oiie. most nimmmliible feat ure in tlu conduct ni 11 n'W.sptipcr, that is, honest, open, (nir di'iiling wilh the jniblie. It in very evideiil thai th.- new •iiviier of ih.- Colonist is unl n Chin- niiiuii, but' il ritibiiiw to In* sriii just how fur that piipii: is pupiir-id to go in lib* way of open, fair di-uliiig with thi* public, iiud Its iiilliitli.r with the public will l.t; coextensive willi its friihkii.s-i uml Hi'tiaiv diuliiig. 'III.' littlii fellows who .oiullv im- ni.ln.- ilut tluy inn have the eon- fid li-" of the people while ri-illHtllg ill,- pi ..'il,' lli.'ir own innli'ili'iur, ure flirilliT btliilld III; lime*, tIil'iii ih- 'luaill n Chiiicu," nud il such n ltd Iuiv 1111.« li.iiighi the Cnlniiisi with tin id.a thai lie is going to fool invl.nilv, lu hud Utter gi. tain- n (i\v iv4>.i)ii. m tniiimiiii, e-mtvti.1,1 l.iisiii.'ti m.use fiom Vip Sang.. Iti ilu- niiuintiittr xhv Colon,*! K Inn.in,! pi.Migi- and iullttiiici' 011 *u- ini.nt of ull Ulis s|iiTiilalion us to V.I.I llHTl I it, iltlll llllill ItlWTlM ll If. iliur.did to UiiiU'i in it!, future pol- UV. DON -t C.lvT CAT'C.irr, '.li,- iHNK>m-» i.i«s of tt.i rtiiii-i. Siiii.s .i-iii* U'-n Mi1»wrvv,L Two niriiyylilig I.u iliil.., Nniiiij; min, tn.ir Suiiiiis wiK-'tiUiglit, ulni Ikivi-rant It- c jn Urnliiittt County, ami in ot<Ur to ft'.-il llieir lunl.'t uviil ovit into Itriii li Col'iinliiii. nil Rrnsi, fund liay and .uul..l it inlo "ll''»»lii»'i;t«« lU U-.ll tbv'M lAllU'. TtU'A V.0,-* 1**U[U u brillialii pifirr (A work upon Ik.- }>.irt ol ih* kr.n nnd nltrt in*»|K'itor tolso taugfci ituni, aud who it tiuw expecting'-prou-rolion'-forl'liis'/vwonder- ful' ability..*?*-?' 'i~, -x k. ?V Th;se K"c.or •jrsiruggli'ngM-,oys-v-."ivere hard lo catch, and th.'ir hay -was smuggled" e'as:ly ■ into"the" United Slates. The iii.,p.-ctor will be very ihankful and -appreciale'.it .a.s .a great favcr ,if- anvbodv-.who hfars of more hay sTntigjyers'jwill:Jadvisc''liini ofthe nun," thi- place ulr.l tht'time" of thy d.ed. * • Th.-y do c.Uih a lone Chinese op- •-itim smuggler'oucc' in a* while.—"The Ccaiat." , , - . 'flies*! yoi:n> hayseeds of Washington farmers are not up in improved mctlu.ds ol f-niugigling? They- should com j over into l'l-itisirColumma*! organize a company, cut tlu* hay as' a company, deliver it over the line iu' •Wa.-'h'nalon to ,lh.ins.'lvt-.s' as individuals,- or as -another company, ''illicit they could fo.m on that side out o". .llumselvcs, sell their-own hay made in 11.. C. at a very low price to ili.mselves in Washington, and thiis beat I'iK-le Kum-oiit of customs 'dues on pro'jicr valuations. Then, loo, thi.sj moss-'b-acked farin- jis •hnultl uo*t do s'uih thugs upon ,i retail basis. The rake-otl isn't big enough to nuel deinunds .if the)'J should 1st- . caughl with i niy u few on. of iIts sluff. Th.y :liottltl go into llu business on llu vlu-ilesale basis, ,>.o that in easj of trouble their piolils would be ol stifliciint si/e, measured in dollars i nd cents,, to enable them'to keep oul of jail and out ol (lu papers. 'l'h.-se Rubes wire loo rustic* Uuy were, caught smuggling a few wagon loads of hay Irom one-siiU- of the. line'.to lhe. ir.lur,- cnl doiiilAless have had to pay all duly due Tilde Sam, as well as fines for tluir olknce, and he tiling gets into llu papers. Why didu'l they run up a bill of $10,0011 >r $15,000, so tluy lould setlle in an aristocniiical way with Uncle S.1111 md his watch dogs, and be able to .Leap things quiet? • ■ Hy doing it in that way,they" could ;o about th.- 101.11 try talking..about otlur ptopie's dishonesty and oi lu'ir own ina<.,*iaminity towards their n.mus. ^_J—o nit VAN'S WELCOME HOME. Crecdoth from-.the galling ""chains of trust :-:'; and ': corporation". greed, \\iatre.-J'Cj. lgbktil-'^i. ijjion^..--as;, cra/.y vecl-lots a few years ago,-ltit things arb ""'ili-.n'-ing' * .rapidly ,* and * thj. ^jrctd of- t'.u corporation shurJ*, likt tin. greed of the slave omu.t, is doing, mor,; to help tlu .so-called -zealot and 'Socialist to brin^ about an eradication of the evil than the most persistent advorate of #reforni. 1—o—: NOTES "AN I) COMMENTS. i.Many niot'c towns die for want of Toulfdehce qti tht pari of the busi- iness meii and lack of public spirit ili.in froin opposition' of lK'igh.boring towns' and adverse surroundings.' SYXCPSK OF" CANADIAX SOBTH-WfiST -' MIXING REQULaVriOXS.. -A. 'flu long pending arrangement of a steamer -service between Mexican and Canadian Pai'ilic porls, has finally hent settled, and the service will l.e insliliite'd for' a. term of two years, subject to tlu ratification of tli! Mexican congress nnd the Cr.nadu.n parliaiiuul. The ni.w over-seas fast mail train tcteiilly put mi lhe C. 1», K.\ mail.: 'he First-nip on schedule time, arriving at Vaucouvei 30 seconds aluad 01 time', 'thus deiiionstral'iig that Ih. (jt'-kour lime inn l.e madj without dillieully. 'Ihis makes a new recoid from Liverpool lo Hong Kong, and ihis time will .still be reduced as^lif load is improved. J. The welcome exUiukd lo W Itiyan'at New York upon the occas- 0:1 of his lvturn from his roimd-lhe ■ world trip, was 11 most, hearty on-.-' nd full of significance to the ma- "•hiiu politicians, nol only of his own parly, but ol llu* Republican' party as well. *Mr. llryan is a most remarkabk personality, and has a firmer hold upon the masses of llu people of th. ■fn i tTil—.StatT-s"**-t lian—srn>—olh* r—American, except I'rcsidini Roosevelt. * Th: rea>.o.i is not Iar lo seek,. ' lie, next to 'Roosevelt, is tlu- leader o' lu fii'hL against cori*orate corruption, and - the people over tlu lin.' ire in earnest in their fight aga'n .t hat monster oi th.-ir own creation, and will nol slop until they have •.tittuped its lile out. Had Dry-in crnl'.n d his last ciim- laign lo a lij'lii. aga'nst trust and lorporiilioii iipprt-s.su 11, h: would have polled a miuli larger vote. His speech at Madison Square Gar- d.n the o lur day is tlu best <rtu li has ever do liv*. red, lx-causs. it is frei 10111 much lh.it \uaki 11 y.l h's formei ■.'llorls aud is clear and d.-cisive upon .lu real issue that will l>e ikcided iu lu ueKt campaign. If tlu Republican'! do uot niiiiin ale licb'evt'lt, it is ifiiestioiiabli' whether any o'.liei- Republican can hi ■ul up who can hope -to defeat Mr. 11 ry 11 n. Tliu' alarming feature lo tho nia- liim parly man nud th. large cor- u.ratioiis just now in Amen*.an pol- tics, is lhc tilid.iwy of people of .il ' .iitrties lo break away Irom llu fold ami go out lo tlu iiiniy ujm.1i th. Iciisl indication ol tlu pit'seiice o' llie jicopli.' who rcpri'seiil the 'inisl mtfiU'st.s iu the councils of el tiler purty. The next picsidiiitial ciunpiiign will how iliil this iiiibpiiid.nl ilisronnnl of pnrty liii.-H has beiii growing, and will have llu deciding tlUl uroii the U'HIlIt, , Anl. Ihis is right. It leaves tin party heekis ami griillcis withnut their woiili'tl powur n,|i-.l ocuipatW» Their opm piismiv iu uny political cuiiip it ,111 vU'iiiilii of weakii'ss to thai t'iiiiip. All iIiIn ims Inn' brought , 111 tout •y Niiili nin ii'i WooHi-vi'lt, Uryini, l'nlk, ,leloiiit, uiiil I ll -• i r lollmvers, vho art* ill.- -snit nf llu* political ■■utill In llu I'niUil StiitiH, We u.'td lots of that kind ol v.iIt in our political bund nu tins nlil? of the lin? uhi'iv ihi' i-viU of iiiipoiulioii gieid alii iiin.c <|iili-ll>, unl'1 fulfill! lit ly iiioivAj'l.iiigi liUiil) Hill, iiilui. lli.ni limy hnve beiii 0:1 llu otli.T side, < Hnl llie auaVin »„' will come in Cuiwd.i lis ill '.li? Slules, «n«l »!' longer il is ililiiiid ih.' greater will 1 ,. Hi. nib .ii-il uli 11 il dni'i. itillli' ..... .—(i -• M.WHUY l>.WS, Tiny 1■■■Ivlii.1U1I th. n'luicnlinn'.i. ni* lhe battle nf l.v'watnmic in Kiiti- its 11 fin dat* IH'1 .Ir.h;, Jlioun, III.' Ii.ro ol the buttle has Lin tU.id tin ny \viii***. but tli: .piril whiih iiiiiiuitid him in that niillicl (till ni.irih.s on. Ho was k u,idi-rnl a maniac by the gtcill body nl lu- people ni ill' time, lul lu. v.-i* iij.Ui nn.l mil oi hi*. ,u- liotiM tunic l.vidoiit lo n nice of I lmk m.n Ilut tu* tint nol m.l slitvirv in all it* ton's l.j slatting llu- ronllicl ufiiili in ltd in tin- »Uililion of Afri- um sl.t»tr» in '.hi. south. "(.Jur.- mv i.(l«.r foimv ol ,0.-iriy** Ir'^U.Ujt miiA *S d.HlA'tiUj* l'.l illU'lli ^iht hiiuunity .11 v.i«i llw physical «.'ianry In ill,' ij;iiotiiiu blntV man. 'Ib* iiuh uli-t finl Ugzn lo puaih Letlibii(b;e, tlu JManch:sler of th: West. " ■ , del rid of the weeds on tlu .'.trcels. If you don't, we will have,a hundred fold' more nexl year. Tlu al.iivc appears just as copied in thel/elhbridge H-rald or llu- 30'.:! r.lt Are weed; a itfanchester production Or is the soil in tlu streets of Lelh- hridgie- ,so productive as to grow weals where the trallic is of lUan- -h.'stcr nuv'iiitude? - Coul.—Co»l lands may le purchased Rt.*lC per acre for roft toiil niul HO for nntliracite Not more ttuiin SiO mint* can te ncqulrwl liy one individual or voaipany, H»ynjty at-tlie rate or ten cents por ton ot i,Oixi pouud-j uluol lie uollce ted on the gross uut put. , ^ Quartz—A free miuer'u certificate is granted upon payment 111 iidvanet*. of 15 perliiiuum lot au individual, and from iSU to tlix) per aimuin for a company accordinK to capital. A free miner, having discovered mineral in place, may placate a claini l.Mli 5.1,500 feel'. Tlie fee for recording a claim ia 15. At leant HOOmubt be expended on the claim each year or paid to the mining recorder in lieu thereof. When i&MO has ocen expended or paid, the locator may, u-pou having a slimy made, and upoil complying with other requirements, purchase the laud it *1 an acre. The patent provides for the payment: of u rjyalty of KJ per cent on the sales. Pl.ickii mining olaiiiu generally lire 10J feet square; entry fee fii renewable yearly, A free miner may obtain two leases to tredge fur gold ol five miles each lor a term ot -.wenty years, renewable at tho dl.1cret.011 ol he Miiaister of lhe lntciior. The lessee shall have a dredge in operation within one season from the date of th^li.-ast- i'or each ii\e miles, llental ilu 1 or annum lor dacli inilu of liver leased. Ko^ult-yjit the .ate of 2.1 er cent collided on the output alter it e.s-ee.da tlO,OUO. W. W. COREY, Deputy Miimter ol the Interior. N. 11..—Uxia-fitlu^i-i/eil *-**.{Mic*<i,li6n ol this advertisement will uot be paid " lor. NUTICK. X1IT1I K it lioreliy iiiveu I hat ^ Ixty days (10111 date 1 iuteiid to upp'y to lhe Hon Uliief -oiniiiisslonci of bunds and Works lor permission to purcluito the followiiiK di'iieril.ed Iiiml. t'oiiiliieiiciiiK ut. Hi.: South East curnt'i of liit K.17 tlieucu I a t -.ij chains touth -a cliuins we.it '.'11 cliains ami thenee mutlt !ln chains to point, of comment einci.i, .IAMKS CI.AUK, Align St Silt ll won i 7 -is- OUAL &PETKOL15UJI NOTICES l.i\ EtaSrm ; -■;.. j.i\ MYEhs-aiiAY* ; Eeksteffi>& Gray^ Barristeks-at-Law, SonCiTor.g, Eta Itoorna 1 & 3, Hetde'raon block, FetnicT B. C. F, G.LeiuDe BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. ■ Post Ollice Block, Fpruie; B. C. \V.'II. Boss, K. C. J. S..T. Ar.KXANrr.H Ross.& Alexander , BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC KEItNIE. B. C. " *.- - ., • O Office In Ii. T. W. lllock, Victoria Avenue., The Calgary Cattle Co. :; : ■Retail Meat .Merchants J. Barber, l.d.s., D.D.S. "iha Dominion Uoverniiunt h:is proclainud 1 hu, e!jihte;nth of Octobcr js Th-iiiks-rivintr Day. Notivitl^latidiit" an clli>;l was made lii cli.-ii^e the day of tlu week 1 out Tliiirsdity lo "Monday, the day will Io celel)ratyL-_o:i Thuisduy, nc- a'ordmjj lii the loiiif eKla'blishcd ens-* loin, and turkeys will, have lo roost higli \Vi.<liie:d:iy nijflit if tluy wish to escape lho murderous savajres *- of llu huiiiiin. race-who wi.-h to express their thankitiliuss by 'jjettiiiij outside of us much turkey as possible .011 lluit d:iv of thanks. The iK'Oule of Kernie can con^ratu- iile themselves that they did not make lhe mistake iliul their dii*ij»li- I ors oi Cranbrook* coiiimiltcd wlun tluy went in.o a lop-sided partnership with the l'lovincinl Coveruminl ;'or tlu purpose of erecting a joint oll'.ce •biiildiii'i' nl that place. Cranbrook people . arc nothing if not 'enterprising : nd tluy, in tluir haste o ha-.e a city building, h.inusscd li iiisjlvt-s to the s!o\vesl-»aited o'd ■*ix tentn ou th.- loutin nl, and are inckin,; and plungi^r in the lunus.; n a way ih.it must l:t sleep disliirb- n'f to tlu otlur half of tlu team. The pinpo.ve of store advertis'ng is nol lueiely to sell goods, but lo sell 1.ore i*ooil.s-'lo make friitids, build up a )iulri,iuige thnt will mil < niy slick, bill grow. Newspapers reach 7lu greatest" number of people in llu iniii'i'dia'u v'uiiiity in the most nat- •nal way' at the least expense, and hey uro thi'ieliue the U'st of all mi (limits for stores. In a newspaper 011 follow llu liius of leasi' ri'Mst- ■ nce—yu\i foi low wiih the stream-- ,'ou talk tu an audience alrendy ns- sembhd, to tlu people who want to I'lid-theii- uunlal cosmos is right— h.y are on your wiie, and tluy .von"I ring oil il you hold their' in- erest, Alti'uction is ih.* basis of nil i<lvcrti,siiig—*,ju store is tlu sun, llu ustoiiiers 11 mu ml il. llie ph.ii.'ts lh.it ri'volvi -o— I.AllOU DAV■ NOTKH l-'KO.M CUAN- ■ , ,11R(K)K IlKHALD. Dcliitid llie Scots tame llu* Italian mid oi l'Vinie, 'Ih.'i'L' were si uiciii- b.Ts iuul tivt'iyi 11.1 was a iniihieiiiii. Clad iu siiikin^ uuifoinis, uml willi x\n love lA iiiiisii- shoiviii;, in their .'in'liiati'iJ fnces, ihey gate tlu pen- He along ilu liim a gicut treat uud were gii't'ii'd with enthusiasm all all ng iliu I'oiile ot punule, Alien Mul/, tlu I'Viniii breuvr, -tiiihd all duy uud tlui smiled ivj.l.iin, All 01 ilu- tonus dill nobly In s.ulni,' mil crowds, i,nd Cuiiibuuik np- |»vcvl,ilcn ilu lact. ' William Tultle helped ihu l.alor May roinmllliv by acting us a judge 11 th- wcl IU.-.I iv.') rail'. Mr, Tulllu li.is mil be. 11 1 if uy.11.1 tlu lest o. Iiuilih the past It-w molitlis, but .hitiks lli.il lu is improving imw, licit 111.11k uiinc iliiiiu as u mini' lt-r (i. tlu I'viuie hose teiini, nil I was ii'iirtnlv i'1-ii.ii.il In' h'i. 1,vnn' I'v■-,« brook ill.iid'i. KHOTKN'AV PMKSnVTKUV. Tli.- Ki-.il-.ii.iy I'm-lytiry ini-l in Craitli-ook List uv.-li, Hev. W. ('.. ilrouii, Niiv Diiivii-, iiiodiialor, Oilier iiiliikis pxs nt ivtre' \V. N. (.i'llll, l'Vinie; .1. V, I-Vrgiism, Nelson; A, V.. Cumcrnn, Fein1!-, J). Ciiinplivll, N'ukiisp; W. I). Mc-Kit*. Circniwood; .'ohn I'l-rnii*. KI111H, (uorj-c It. Kind' t.iv, !,[«)„', \V. ','. ILiitiiUi.iv, Mulul, H. .!. Ibnglas. Trail; T. «. Muc- Lio-l, <ii.,iul li.iU. T, U. I'mUs. SliHi.n; S. I.ittdie, I'lionix; li. IL Oliver, Miuli Clerk, awl tt. A. Mac nnn-lL of Mardmr. Mr. A. K. Cam- irv.n, nf K,tnil, «n« firtlain.'d to ilu Mini>iry. t'|,till iti. .|Uv;.'.„iH', l.C vUlkiilv UViU.lV, a romiiuli..' wn\ appminittl lo have iliiirj;t* ol lb.- mailer, nnd lo r.-poit (tt lb^ m-kt inceti».» DENTIST u.m.^mmimmi^m.mmm " n I 1. \V UIihK-, opposite lho B.mli Olliei* liottrs—811,111. to 8 p.m. W, J. Wriglesworth, D. D. S. ID3ll -N-TIST On-tcii lloniri- ■■■ f -i to it 11. m. 1 to B'ii. m li.lIU to M ll, 111, Olllct. in Alex.1 'ik's llioek ffevnie, ffi. C.y, 0990999999999999999999 THE BEST OF SERVICE 9000000000999999099990 CALL AND SEE Davey & LadeR-dute over Slum's lliikory. F1CKX1E, ri^HIRTY iln.VH lifter iluto, wc, tlio iiiiilei:»iiii-.- Ja. cil, iutciul to ii|.|il,v tn tliu Assistiuii Com. milsioner unit Cliiet ton mis>iuiicr of bunds uml Works of tlio i'ro\ imi- uf Uiitisli Coliiinl>iii for 11 luiuiiso to iirospuet for Coal uml lYtlol- .11111 on thu li'illowiiiK iloii'iiln.l liimts, in l.ut l.'i it, Soutli Kust Kootemiy, uiul . 111011- 'ully ilcsciitiuil itliout Unco milA somli ol tlie Klutlionit Itiver, lieiui?* the Initial imst ol Rol crt KriiuliUK'seliiiin, soi.tli unit luljaeonl of ilut tie b. Smith, hciiii; the re-loeiitiou ol I'liiiiles Austin's cluim, oko of.tlii; oilKinul cluinisof the Huckutt Brouji, tlicnco south 81 clniin.*, tlieiiee ivust MluliiliiiM. tlicnco norlli 8(1 liiiins, thoiiec viihlSj eli.iins to llm' pliU'ti ol hi Kiiiniui,', coi.tuiuiiiK lit I uerJs, ilutcil August i>tll,l!K«. , rtiiiii'iiTl.l'.imx.'i. I.ncntnr, AM 1IK1V li.ltlKKI'l', Af,'i--llt. Seiit. (itli. 1!IU> The Tniliul I'o'.t ot t'liurles Wiihlo, Conl und l'litrolt'Uiu cluim, Ku-looution of A11 llio S I'lUthtii's cluim, Coui'muneini, ut. the soulli \ve.4t 141.11 or io»t, south uml mljucciit to Minion l'liMoll's claim which is 11 suivi-y,!.! claim in the llucl.ctt i;i'oui>, uml ulso adjai 0,11 lo the ni.i th cui-t ccriici* of Kol.uit Kcudiny'.-. claim. Tnonce SUeliuliisnortli,tliL>iK*i..Sichuiiis list, thence ti'.l chuins south, tlici.co Sj cliuins west to place ol bcKiniii-it,, i-oiit 11 ii.iny (110 ucits, ilutcil AliKllnt ulll, l!Mi. Ciiahi.i:s Wai.iii:, liooator. A. IlACKK'l'l', AKCllt. Sept. "ith, l'JOi. Tin) Inititl l'ust ot 'i'lionms Whclnn'b ,Conl uud Petroleum claim. Kt'-locatlou ol 1). K. McDonulu's oltiims. Commoncins lit the noith west coiner 1 Oat south ami inljaceiit. lo Charles Wnlde's cluim. 'i'licnce 80 c.litiiiis south, thence Ho chains east,'tlience &) chuins north, thei.ee. HJ cliuins wc»t to place ot lieK'iniiin*,', coiitainiii*,' Ulll ucies,dutuil A11SH4I 1'8|||,1'.HJ0. = _.TilOiiAS_\Vin:i.AX,J.iif:utoi*. A. Hacki-it. Aseiit. Si-pt. 5th, lW*i. Initial l'ost of*Coal nml' l'eti-oleum Claim beiiiK the south eu»t corner post, of 11. .1 loliiisoii'a claim, south uml adjacent of ltoht. Jteailiiiu's I'luim. und la-inn re-loculinii of T. NV 11 liio Miiriili.v'H cluim.. Tlii'iicu'xu I'liuiiis norlli, thence 80vhnin» went, ilium u 8.icliain.i south, thenee eiut XO cliuins to llio phice ol I.ckI* iiitiK, eontiiiuiiiKiilJaerc, tinted Annust ilh,.l!i.«. ,' II, J,'JoilXRiN, Locnlor. A. UACKKIT, AKl'llt, Sept..Ith, lliKI. Initial l'ostof foul uml i'etio'.eum Chum coiiiineneliiK ut 11 post plnnted on tliu south west coiiii'i', LeliiK thu hiiiiul p,ist ol Je»siu It. .lolnisoii uud it lu-lociition ol (.uiiieioii I.eivi-,' claim. Tlience 11111 III H.i chain*, tlience oust Hi chains, thenco south Ku chains, thuiicewe.,1 Kj clminu tothe plnco ol I *.|}ini,iiin cniitiiiniiiK ill nicies, (IiUimI AiiKtii-t 'dli, Hull. .li.t'Kii; II, .Ii'IINhox, I.ccitor, A, llAI'Kh'I'l', ABUllt, , Si'lil.Mli.lWul. Initial l'ost. of Coal uml 1'utrnloum Clniin, eoiciiielieliiK ut. tho nuilli «i'ht eoiuer of V M, J'oiloclt's clnlm, ninth and tut jut 1111 ol .It'Snio II, Johnson's claim; uud lnjinu io-li.cn Hon ol AlLi'i't Dick's claim, Tliulicu Miiitli K chiilue, tluiicouiihl Wi cliaiiih, tlience miuli H, elniniH, lln iK'o nist W) cliuliiH In llm plnet- 01 liHliiiiiiii.', ciintulnin*.' Hii ueies, iliited AukiisI illl, HMHl. V, U, I'lil.l.ui.'K, Locator v{, A, IIai;ki:it, AKfnt Sept .'III, 11KJII Initial l'ost of Coal nnd I'vlroluiun Claim, ciiiiiiiiuiii'iiiK nt llie 111111I1 east comer ut J. It. 1'ullui'k'n i'liilm, Miutli uml iiiljiicent. to 11. J, Joliln Oil's cluliii. hell K thu ic.iil'iii Inn ol lid- vMiiil (.Irulih'h claim, 'llioiico cuiitli Hu ehains, lliiiico m est hu chains, '.Iiul,i c noil li H1 elm Iim, tlii'luociiht Michuiiih lothepluceol l,i'nil Ul>.:, conliuniuif iliu iiciun, dated Aimitnt. Ti It, l.i rt. *_' I..I.II, riil.l.KK, Locnlor A, lUcKl.i r, Aueul Sept..Mh, imm lull lul l'ost ol' Coul mul rct'idci.in Clnlm, ('OliililulieiiiK al 1 llu Miiilh east collier 1.1 .luini It, lloss' uiul 1.1.nth ami udj.iceiil In ,1, It, l'o|. lock's c In tin, 11l.1l rcdocntiuii of Kumi'vl Ji, (Jl'eeii's cluim, 'Plicm n m.ltliHiiclinlus.llii.iico ivuHlMicliiuiis, lliencu Kiiut ll hii ohn iim, tlience flint Hi chiiliis m tlm placcul I I'lfiiiiiiuu, uijii- tlllllillK lllll lieil'r, ililted AllKUnt 7tll, UK ll, .IuJIN ll. Iti.HH, Lui'iiliir A. IIaiKMI', AhuiiI >:i'iii.Mh,i!,t»ii, !, Initial l'ost of Coul uml I'litioleuiii Clnlm, I'OllllliUIII'll.U III II pOHt (III lllll MUltll Must I'lll- HUT (ll II, L, I IlllkstOl U'» ii III till, KOt.lll lll.ll udj.icciit In Ni.NI. lol ink's ilium, iu,il 11 ie- lm nt lull iif TIiiiiiiii,, ho, (ei'» iiluiiil, Tlmlicii lioilll Hucllllllln, t Ili.l,ce (l.lst Ml i'llllll', tllUl.l'u aOlltll HIclllllllS, Illelll'U Wunt HII ('llllill* lo llll< pliinuul liuMililiii.K,!.' iiti,iliii.ui'.laiii.|ii.,ihitiii| Alillllhl Ull, llll«i, II, L, IH.aci'hii.m:, Locator i\. ilAI'KHIT, Awcllt Hi-pl,'llll, 11KNI 11) It (it I l'ostof iiiiii iii.il I'litroluinn I'liilm, I'lililliiiilielUU lit 11 |.n,.t hi lnw Iliu IKiltll eiut iMii'iiii* pitst nf NN'.i, lloni' i.limn, sntitli uiul Itiljiieiilit (il .luini It, Hum,' lii-loi'iitioli ol lliiu I,, Jllitr.i'clnlm, Tlimicii south Nl ilnillis, tlllilll'U Wcl H.li'lillllH, IllwIII'H IIOI'lll H>, Cllllllls, IIkiiicceiut HU chuliu In place ul l.|i|JlililliMi i'iiiititiuiii|-iil'i iicri'i,iLti'ii Aiiuutt "ill, im<i.„ W. A, Kiihii, l.nciilnr A.IUi'KHI. Aui'iit J. G. GUMMINGS PROVINCIAL AND DOMINION LAND SURVEYOR, Office'. L.T.W. Block FiiPN'm- Briti*,!) Columhiu ricriurren Bros. DRAYMEN Sand, Lime &W ood » FOR SALE- Oilier in rear of How F0011 Mod., Kernie, ll.C t$» - .A - -ffTin h- ■ ■ 1,m.i ■Choicest cuts of fresh meats nlwavs cn hand. , . Hams,' bacon, anil lard as well. : All kinds of fresh L~; oo tea son. Prompt delivery. Givu us a call. I TEL. 18. : A. McCartney TLACIIHR OF VIOLIN AND PIANO TUNER," p. o. r,ox 260 Ferule, B. C. t%-Ker-r-kk-Qo, Contractors'and Builders Plans, Specifications and Estimates furnished ,on application, ■ „ , ricnty of , GOOD o DRY LUM- DEUnON HAND. R. A. KERR. Architect and Superintendent OlTtcc at Residence, BAKKR.SH*., . . FERNIE, n.C COAST SKISDS FRUIT AND OMNAaiENTAI, TREES. CKEKNIIOUSE PLANTS, Floral Woik, Home industry. Catalogue Five, . , ' 'JlKXItY-B NUKSKHIKS ScodlioiKie and Ori'ciiliniiscn, .in 10 Wt'sliiilnsli'r RiL. Vancouver ILO 60 YEARS"" EXPERIENCE feaU-lit. Atll, 1!«»1 DAUTLETT HOUSE, foimcily thu '' Clark, ilut liest $1 a dav kolul in Nc1m;ii. Only white hi.-lp t.n * lov-nl O. W. IIAUTLETT. I'i-i)i:rl(itoi-, V\\V 1.'(1T 1 fl I'1V*{» ^lllH-'l'I'll fW'*" nrc lor Hiilc ut thin nllin\ V1''*"*' -S ceiitH i.uth"',,Uoiiiiis lo Let, Al.plv U'lllun," "Fuiliislitil I'ooms (o tjit. Al»«>lv Willilu." Trade Marko ■ DHI0N8. COPYRIQHTO &C. Anyone nomllnii n nkololi mul 6 morli-llnn ma; qnlnlily lururliilii niir opinion Una wliuilior mi lii*aiitlmi l» prohiilily r .. . . . -..../IMIflllllhA c llum iirlotlrroiiiiiioiitinl, HANDBOOK iuul (roo. (IMont nuoiioy fur not Urliiu.. I'ntonii takou ilirinii-li Mumi fi ('0, nutial tiolict, wil tinut eliiir*.*}, 11 thn ('innii, uiil.-n. K on I'Htomc IKJlHtAllK. ''1, rccoi»o Scientific Jfmsrican. AhniKlidiiiilrlllnilMlnirwIick 1. I.nriiot clr. ouUtlnn ot tittj icliniliuo jniirimi. 'I'uriini, 13 » l»tt*i Jour niontlii,II. HolJUi'iill lwiwmlenlcrii, renoa on fruits and r Summer Drinks lit-re you'll find i*wr\ tiling * tlu: M-il'llU! llllllllls ill lllll! I'Oilllilil'll'. COME ' IN AND SEE. . ' m w-fc «' m m~* m J* It* IVlCI-Wlll'tt MiHi'il's'L'niu'idtl cwm IV.ndiufli. Jj^mk,* COLUMBIAN COLLEGE _^^a New Westminster, BI Mfiliattd willi Toronto Uoivtrsily -mm'' - . "..":*-*"* Av* Z"m*~-m ^■•'•-dtUssSi H. ,\. OiRrit, nr>J lhc .in! *»<-Ar<Nfl!ic Tiifivilii Si..oi>>!'ii|r ScKvuv. H.»« fi kfttr'nl "Vr>i*{irt"tor'si Course" fur Miners who n-urft 'to 11. C fii.,trtn-f.iu» Ijivcii in Ari, Mutic, rii)^t-iilt'iiIlurcitii-J Klocuiinit., I-Vr Ci»kr»J,ir &v, mlilri'*.-! "rnluniMjin rollru**.*' Trrni opens Si*pr.* 171.1, nv,f,. KING'S FERNIE —•—♦—.— Is a pleasant home for the traveler. Simon Dragon, Proprietor. THE POLLOCK WINE CO.. Ltd. Wholesale Dealers aiul Direct Import- ters ol SCOTCH AND . ' IklSH* WHISKEY, LONDON DRY ' , OLD TOM .* AND HOLLAND GIN, ——T-roaiMElt¥ =^-r- Crow's Nest Electric Supply Store All kinds of Electrical GootLs kept-in stock. All, \york ■Guaranteed John Turner, ' Prop. CHAMPAGNE ' SCI1LIT75 IJEER, ALE1 AND STOUT, nUilMElSTEH. WHITE AND RED TORT AND WHITE ROCK. Soli*. ArciiIs in Cnnndti for Windsor Q Tonic, Jag ■Destroyer. tirrm^Km Philip Carosella ,. General Merchant -, * and Dealer in, Wines, . Liquors and Cigars, irims.nsri'E], b.. o. t-v I'A'lllUMloK fillAn-. lMil'1-STHY 'M ■vjasri63sr .label Crow's Nest Special —■ AND Minoc's Favorite Clfjars tiu BRITISH BULL-DOG In nuV i,fi« of ii Imntrcil illtro.'i lit Nlii|i.i:iiiiilMlxniniir liiLir 11 IiiimuI Mil. hu T!iii piirrovt 1,11 ill'y 0,' ||io l)r|.|r 11111 lho-.1.1,1 willi iililu'1 Iliu/ nro mull*, i*|U*illiU*i llicm im Hid Best Shilling Sx-Pcnny Pips 1.1 the World TIICV WIM. Niir ItUlt.V, i.ii.i nii.i.Mircij.u.',,, Tvciy |»V»i' Ciur.jili'i'J. SOID IN CANAHA TOR 35:. Ju it rcinninVr mul iikl* 'or "Sliicl.1 Bran J" Pines I'V Hiik at ihe Ogfar Store ,\. INCUAMT, l'rn->, Kctnic, 11 Ilcnd Down * ft.I'i ]i m Lv. li! .•.*■ n in C l.'i a m 7.3jpi)i Arr Pall nio ., lloxfoid Sl'OKA.VK Hwittle ' Head Up Arr. 8 5)ii ni ' lililn m P.80 p m , I.v 915 11 ni * Daily except Sunday Li'iiviM-* I'ernie 9 ^5 p. 111. you arrive' al 10.55 p. in.* in • .VANCOUVER . Tomorrow USION IPS East $48.50 WINNIIMCC. rOHT AltTHVli ST. I'.Vrf. DULUTH ' SIOUX CITY Kiuisaii Cily,'p,s,|,35 SI. I.miis, S5fj.n0 Cliia-upi, pf.o.on, On Snlc- Aiijj, 7-8-1*1., Sept. 8-io. Kiiial Limit Oct. **i.st, Toronto $72.65 On Sill.: f.i|.l, 8-ij-ui. Limit nov. a(»tl( nilwaukee $58.20 On Snlu Ant?, 7-S-i), Limit oct, 31st "11 r 1 1 1 1 um ■Tliif.i'j-li rail's ull hliiliiiiiji, ' Oiiiuiiu, On..lit, N,.w v«irk, ' • ■ New Kn-rliiiiil Mi'iitliuu l'rovlnriis On Ap)illi-iili(,n, , a. a. cAii-rrcii. I). V. A., KcIkciii. i-l. •'• cnvi.K, A. C. V. A., Vniicniivi'r, yi.fi. its* mm Si*. I Great w*? ^•Ir. Club w. I'llwtU! «JI. c. snrwii to covTKAcrniis. Tli* cnntrai'lK.rs of IVriiie will lilcflwi lute noxUt lltat AIL-r April it>t, 191-6 the Carpenters tin.l Join i» <•! I-Vniii- I mm I i;?o will .lr- inniul four dollars (4.00) for eij»ht (8; Ik.iiim' wink. . XS. A COMN'KfX. rrcsiilcitt, U. U. «,{ C. IV S. V. mo, l-Vimc. Ifi^ud'; I.iniiiiim tor ':.iL rvcrv wI«:k-. I Cheap Sale 11 -""""" w 'KKOlillY 1HIOS., $ KiWi. iu i.'inH 0) ClilllllllTCO iii ? -jJL*yg^Jj>.flpiiorcoiit. && i Mi'iih Fiin.liililiii'i.. *jk $ !.n.!U.»:. WW,-, A llnnltASIiuiw, X iv . 1 V,*1*' Vn?*> '!,',m. H* \\fitrlu<i», UnstdrH, J.f» Jimi'lor.v, Nm ion* ft nml Smnlln-nrc'i "Ai" \ *i $ [st[WM a[Si(rifk( Pfkcs!! Jg *>jC- r»uro TiirUIkli TolHicToi, 3.1 r]h 1111(1 C\lXX\ti>tt(H fr *j> .-■■■■■ ■■■■„, w I Kfoury Bros. | l\\ Cumo (n nud hoc Goods Xti *i* "5 v W-l^!'LS!' J'* «*» *■*» *f* *u *u *»# «»* **. II; -, */* > 1 i A VISION OK THK DAY. I 'pass3-l iu'l- plate in church. Th.'re '.was'' a '-little silver;.but' Ilia crisp Lank.notes he-aped'thi-inselvos up high Lefoie me; ' ' , Atul ever as Uu 'pile, grew the plate lli-came wanner- and wanner, until it fairly biniud my fingers, and a smell .of ..scorching, flesh; rose from it,' and 1 perceived that some of - the r.oie*- wen'. beginning to .smolder and curl, half browned at the And then-1 saw through the smoke iiito ilu \-eiy_ substance of the niciuy aiul ihilichl what it really ■ was; '; - - . ■ ,i".caw iliu » stoL'ii cainings ol the .-'joor, .tli; wide' margin ' ol wages p.-md down to starvation; I saw Ui; underpaid factory girls ekini ont Hot living on the street, , and the ovcrwo-ked child, and the suicide "of "lhe di'schangeil miner; -, . I saw poisonous gases from the 'great nirliv.ilaaiclorii's, spriudiijg ,, disease and death; I jiaw d.'.spair and dnid^ery lilliii);ithe ilram-.'.lio;';" i :.!iw r.ists .vto-.vi.iI our from brother nun fcr permission to live ou God:*- liind; o , . I ,,iiw nun shut out from Uic bosom of ihu earth Mid begg.iirr for the poor privilege to work in vain and becoming tramps and paupers and diunkurds and lunatics, and crowd- id inlo aliuliousa's, in*:inc-asylums and prisons;, . - I saw'"ignorance nnd vice and crime .growing,, rank ; li.ins: in .stilling, llltliv itsell saw usury spiing from usury, aga"n born ol unjust monopoly and purchased , laws rind legali/.c>d violence; -. - ' .. saw shoddy cloth and adulterated fofid und lyi'ijC goods bf all kinds, (k'/ipeiiin; men .and wqincn • aind vui'iUri/iiig Uu world; .saw hldeousness exUtiding itself from coal lir.iu and forn.lry, over forisl and riii-r and field; raw. uu u y grabl-.ed fi'om fellow- ,- ...i-.V/li'.-rs, au.l sw'u-lli.d from ftl- bi,v swindlers, and undeinealli thein tli:. woikinun forever spiiin'ng it - out ol his vil.iis; 1 saw tin: lalioriug world, thin and j-ale :.nd lulil i.n 1 careworn and .(iiivi"u, p.>.ii!n,r out this- tribute frcn'i its lo.'l and sweat inlo th.*- la|*s of llu richly, dress.-.d m;n and i wouitii in lhe pews, who cn'y gbiii.Lil al llum lo .shrink from them iu d'sgi^t; I'A.iw llu gifts ol tlu wealthy-' and .well-to do given grui^ingly' [rom hoards :.o .g'rent thai they could not 1 c nlissi'd,' as u bril-c from super- I They are all .in this killing business.' Seagram's racehorses and" his wealth cut no. figure in our eyes. We have helped hiin buy too many of his flyers ..and so has almost every'other d—-d. fool of our acquaintance. Jn 1S30 Dr. H. S. Tanner was shut m.a cage lor fourtca days without looel or water; he did, this to prove that, alcoholic stimulation was not necessary, l,s 1SS7 he aljslained froin all foods Tor forty-two ,days and nights, suhsis'tiiig entirely on air and water.' Ou tha 3SU1 day "of his fast lu walked fourteen miles. Dr. Tanner i.s now a nsiilem of I.os'" Angeles, Cal., and lu recently euallcugi-d anv lx-er drinker to live ..exclusively 0:1 beer aud lu ■ will take noili'iy iUIt water; the test lo ,be cr.nliniiod°unlil. the snpo.iorily of Iter or waler is demonstrated as *a lifo sustaiiur; he has olfered to ]>it hiinself aga-iisl six lx*er iTrinkeis:* Dr. Tnjuier, now 76 years of age, hale ar.d-luarly, makes 'ihis diallingc because' it is-oftui as serled thai beer i.s a lualthful, wholesome, tive-giving leverage. ... . Of course Dr. Tanner's ch.ilieiigi* will ne\er be accepted, for no habitual IJeer drinker could' live lm days and subsist entirely ou l.cor; il is a very easy matter to subsist on water fur twenty, thirty, forty or fifty day.;, and has hem done hundreds'1 of 'limes. It would hi' interesting lo find out how long a' man could subsist on a ..ict, of whiskey slraigh'.. _ His lini-di would be a corker- .-.,' . THE, FERNIE LEDGER, FERNIE^B.C. SEPTEMBER 12, -1906 HIS WIFE'S LUNGS MTH£FECTED But thc Great Consumptive Preven- ^ tativc brought Health and Happiness to his Home "Our doctor said there was no cure for my wile as both her. lungs were affected," rtrF^J1- Waller, *of Pearl Street, Brpckyille, Ont. A'lt'was a sad disapi pointment to us both, just starting out in life, only married a short time. But before she had finished the firit bottle of Psychine the pain in her lungs quickly went away, and after taking six bottles Mrs. Walter was a new creature and perfectly well again. . % J • That is just one of life many families inlo which Psychine has brought hope, health and happiness., It is a living prool tliat Psychine.cures Consumption. But don t wait for Consumption. Cure your LaGrippe, your Cough,* your Bronchitis, four Catarrh, or your Pneumonia with the remedy that never fails— (Pronounced Si-kcen) r.tition to'a di.sh. n.-st" judge in tlw' - expccl.ilion of iseapiiij; hell. I saw all ihis. and th-: plate burned •.-.-> i- 1, ' my '.iigirs so that I h:id to hold il lirsl in one h.iiul and th n iu tl). ' (i lior, : 111 I was glad \ili.*ii the pnrson- in his ollicial robes look .-th.- sinol.iui- pile ■ Troni ini',-- aiul- ■ tnrnin;*' ahoui; lifted it- up and ' la'd il rn the altar. li'w.'.s nn ( hl-liiiii*. altar indeed, foi ii lore a burnt olle'ring of flesh and l.loJ-.d-,ft sweety savor unto the Mo- Jfih uli 'in . (ha'se people wimhip nllli lli.-ir dii'ly round or human S't'Tifi.e,*-. The sh.v.'.lilt'.s nn in iho temples ns o! yc.iv.- .*,n.l Ok lablcs of th; luoii'.'y- ili.iii/i'is w.iit'ii-r In U*. ovi'i-tiirned, -IIRNKST ClilTSllV. TKl'.TIllNG TIM1-:. Ivvii'y motlier dreads that period in h.r 1 iilty's life known as leethii,' t'nii'. 'Hi.1 Utile gums uro swollen in'lniiud niul tinder; Uu child suf- f 1 rs gnally, uml is so cross nnd ir' iii nihil' ihu lhe whole housjh i',il i.- 111 edge. All this is dunked il linm-.-i wli.'ic' Unliy's Own Tiibli'ts i n 11s.il. 'Ihis iiiediciii.' nllnvH llu -n flniiiiiiAlSon, JO,i,ii.i llu swoll.11, uu d.r u'linm, hr n^s llu teeth Ult'iiT'li pniliUssly. In proof, Mrs, \V. C. Me- I'ny, Ihiileigh, Out,, says: "I luive found Unity's Own Till.lets n splin- did nudiciii.' nt teething tinu*. My Imliy wns very sick nt thnt time, wns iTO,.s, restless and had no op- I i-l llu. Afler |iiviii<. '»-'i' tin Tnbk'ls there wns n inurkrd inipnivi'im-al, i.ivl in tlu loursa! ol 11 lew days s-liu wns i:ot like ill.' sitinu child, The TnMi'is 11 iv jusl th.' midii-lii' lo help lilllc niiis ovir llu- irylnj*. U'elhilig tinu'," Von i-iin I,'**- H«'>y'H Own Tn'.l.'t«' fi-i.tu !>">' ilnilt-lpint «-<' l»Y mail nl. 2,s i-uilH 11 box, by wriliii-- Tli.' Ur. Wllliiitim' lli-iickvl'lli'. (lul. 1U0HT UOUUS WON*. IiUenvaticiial ' Typoy)m|)hi(fal Union Announces Victory After a Year's Struggle. The Inlernat'-onal Typographical .-on-.-eiiliim, whiih was held at Col -rado .Springs Ta.st we**k,' marked tin- .nd of .the year's eighihour figlu The convciilion was notable lor it-, -.inily i.nd iiiiliusi-isiii. The Typo i'ii] hical (.rgaiii'/-.at:on now count.- ts.-lf" victor in the biggn-sl -organi/ei' struggle that tho-lnl..or moveineiir has witn.ssed. 'llu leport, fiom the Coloradn .-.prints C.ii/etle, is as .follows: ..'-The eij,hl-hour day is won!" This was the keynote of vesterdav iflerno.-n's ses-iion of Uu convinlioii >f the. Intein.uiona.l Tyi*i?giraphieal inir.n wlia'ii ilu'repo-'t of llu eight- hour cou-.miltee was received , am' 11 uimou.sly adopted; To show llu country. t.lul *.l is firm •n its l-elief, tlu delegates vol..(] nanimo'.isly (o "reduce the assess 11.nl which tlu iiifcinl'ers of the uiiior have hccir-'paviini since the bi"jiimiii.' 50c. Per Bottle Larffot- slxoe «i and S2-all dru^glata, 0R.T. A. SLOCUM. Limited, Toronto. REMEMBER NELSON FALL FAIR "/.-Sept. 19, 20 & 21, 1906 The Biggest and Best ^er Horse Races..- Lacrosse Tournament and other! Attractions. '-.The Largest Fruit, .Vegetable and | Mining Exhibits in the Province.' Ener-jbody come D. C. McMOHRIS; Sec - ' J. J. MA LONE, Pres. Scott &:m of the jjiiu-ral strike 10 to r.n (ri on January per cent, asse Mi'ilii'iliL- Co., WWIII« * Q mm* H'l'WI —I AS "IIOll" KDWAHDS SICKS I'f. Cnl,;iiry V.ye t)\te\\er. 'lli.t };nii.il ir.ivi'lh't lor Sonjirnm-K uhLshiy i-oiirriii wns in Crtl-jjrtry this \ioiili liit|.tiiii|' uj) lui-iini'ss for lhc tillll. Ill' PIVH. llllll ill.' lli'WhlHIIUTS r.td h*K iuslinu'1-H willi a bw^n col- mi'ii i»iiliiu' ol Am Si-auiam'K mci" In rtivN. The I'.yc Op.Her wns Invoieil wuh i iu; nl Win*.- 'mimi:-*, I'lu-ioiu-iJ iu u J7.511 fimiU'i 011 llio (lisliiicl un- tl.rst.inil.'n^ lli.il wv wtte to gkt pa|Hr» i'liiiliMiii a wnti'-iip. We shall tlo io. U'i' i-ousitl.'i* Scannuii'.1. wlii-iln-y lo liiiili vi iy hi','11 :iiiinnj-4jn in.' tniiiii'inii-: •n('.sfiu noiv on tlu- ni|.iivkiit. N'ol tltivt il is i.|iy winsc 111.111 oilier wlilsVcys, l.nl, Whi llu most ilrnnli, tl crcnti-N nun*' liuo; tli (iiij..li.iiit ill.* counlry. ll li.is pul iiuiiv iii.ii in ilu-lr •jruvtn ihiu :i eur\t<: u( i.-...|iMi<f vli.-irpi roulil 1 nunurute in n ymi, unl Iiiih pul tlKiii.-'.iiiiti ii'ioii ili.iii'.aiul:. of •;.unl nun ou ilu- La j. tiitxgrtxtix'h uvnllh is built on tlu* lolly of oilu-ru .unl • mil ol lii.i i.ir.Iior*i.',«i n-prt-m-nts- n I'liinlrrit or inort- wirlrlu's who Ii.ivp «1.nl ol i.i-!iri'.'.i! li<in:fi-> liioujilit um I v inopiiiii^ up an miT'iln* nf fifs i«»i*giit. WV Iwvt* r.o iiiow r^jHcl lor II mull 111 .tut Hm/fiim'* luislnisi-. iii,*** wv lnw for HiiiKlifle or ih.« uiunU-rcrs whom HatV. liflfi t-anj;*. rom nunt, They furtliLr decided lo make scv- ral i!i.i!iirC.s in the nielli xl of crn. Incline the strike until the ei^lu hour day has be.ii <.sla;!ili.>.heil in ..verv oliice miller ih.-. juri.sd'rlion o' he li.li*rn.;i:on.il' Typographical I'll (U. ,. 'Ilij coiumittee ..reportiii that ac oi'il'n-r lo tlu lalcst figures, .iR^fu, ni'inbris nie workin-j- eifjht hours -iaS.Sf> tire under a nine-hour contracl ml n,ioo are on strike. Th.* exiuiH; if Uu s:ril:c, to date, has hoen ap rfixiiiiiiloly Ji.i'kki.oiS, u.-arly all o •A'hiih, ixt-cpt S.|7,y 15.44 received fron* h.' A median Kciht alien of l.nl or, h.is b.-cii coiili-ihulid by the nieniliei- hip worliiiij; uiuler iindislurU'd n.n ■lit ion i. - AX l.XCKU.I'.NT riiODrCTION A llnii-.'.liihil friend'has K-.nl us ,*\ opy of the olliciai soiivuilr nuiiibei I Ihu Xchs-Uc.-omI, of Uerlin, On- 11:io, i,4..s:iul ti).011 the (HTiish.ii o! ho iiiitiiiiii.ii ceh«l1111 tion of the ,M; h'lii.iit in the wood;' from ub!ih has .volvcd > He of the busiest nml mosl prospirous rilii's of Ontario, The .soiiMiiir is of 'ipiarlo si/o, nu., .oiiliilii.s fij^hly puj,vs, illusirnled with liuuiy line half-lone prints ol pu'lilic hiiililnijis, privnte ilwi'llinjjs, ..til iiM'uifui'lui'itiii phillis, Aiiiouji hu nun/ 1 holds ol proiu-'iiviil cit- i','(ti,< i.s lo hu seen ilu fniiiiliiir fun* of oul lul-. lello.vlouii'UK.n, II, I,es liu Stiicblcr, A -"luiio,' nt ihu iile- lure of tlu Ihi lin police stall will it- • ml n I'.'aMin for lhe presnu-e of tlu iiiouiitiK'til to Kaiiiei' Wlllinni 1, In Vktorlii l'ink, TIi!h Viclorln Pni-l* Is,llie roiuip lion of tli.i fiillii-r of II. U'slii'Sliieb hr, nml is a most pleiislii-' ft-ntiuv Of il I'll*-' fllll ill pIl'llKllllt fl'lllllllH. Winn I'l'iiiiu has nltnltli-'l her iiii- Uiiniiil ni|iii'ei'Miry, who slinli huv t]\a will not bt c i-ily nioiu fnir to look upon tlpin In ill in Imiulii «l-yi-m - nlil hit ol (ieiiiiuiiy, which lies uiuler lhc smiliti'.i sun und ihu I'iiIiu Jmk iloivn iu Oiitui'inl A C0.M1CAI( CONCKl'TIflM which were carefully ci nce'aled in Uu ■ hick lc.cal i)ru.*ah-«-oi:il!" I'nder tlu (.real I.akes, we 'presume, and llu Niagara and Si. I,awi\n.-e. IniUd, u:ni- we c-nu to ili'ii'i ot il, waKn't, ilia Thiuuus tuiiiiul modeleil alter oiie. «'! tlusj 'iiiiil.'rjji'omid iouUs? Our own suhwiii- lacks only-tlu ,l;ni;h- ivoo.l iu the llri nx to an.swi.i- the ih- .-.criptiou. It is,.of com so,*, of no im- portanee th.it ilu elder Garrison was the A'l.oliiioni.si leadi.-!- ()| all ollurs- who was too clb.se'y waldi.d ever io have niii thinK ••„ 4i(, -.iVc-rscjiiiillv wilh i-scapiii^ siau.s aoll ',],_. ,:X:n,vlr_ "round Hallway." i> Minrird's I.inimiiil Co.; Limited. Deai Sirs,—I li:,d" a r.leed'n^ 'i'„]n. or 0:1 my face for' a lonjr Uine ' :.,u.i' Hied a miml-er of r.mt(lies' without .'my Kood results, ami I w:.s adviwii to' try iUIXAIilV'i UMIIKNY,', airl aft TUK IIOMK OF COMMERCIAL MI>.\ AND TOURISTS (TAo ... ■ ' i, Waldorf Jfotel RATI-S $-*•■;» A MAV ROOMS RKSHRVKI) I5V WIRI* UUS'MKF.TS ALL TRAINS MODISRN CONVIJXIi:\ces fornio. SB. C, $Hejgs d Jfustci Proprioior.s er um'ii.;- several l.ouUs, ii imn ef.inidele ci.iv, and it lualcd all np -ind ills.ippoai-i d aUo...Mlur. '' David. iip;n*i)i-;uson', . Ililla'fs.e SlatloM, Kin;;s Co., N. 1',.' Sept. 17, 1904. Clilcnjj'i I'lihlii'. Nmy, V01 k Kvuin^ l'ost says: l-'nr Alil.'U'.'.iii idAtoiv ' u> ^.le is wmle,' lolilliltinl us to tlu I'ili^lirli il.-ws Th.- London Si-iii'lud, coin ill.litiuy on tlie 1eti1v111.il. fn.111 ih, iilitors.-!p ol lhc Nnlii'ii ol Mr. Win ill i'uiinph \i,ii)im.ii, iWinmn ,11111 us iiii! non ol Wlllinni Lloyd Itiu- ison, "tliu oriv'iiii/i'i' ot th.« ur.il.'i- ^roiiiul «iiiivc 1011I1 \o HUrty in Cim I'llu!'* Thai no oiie iiiny he in iloubt is to wli.il kind 01 subway it his was, ihe Slniiil.inF ■■l.irf.hiti's* "Th,- Vn il.r(-r-u:ii.l Woml to l.iU-rly," or, as il wns ^in-rnllr *-lylvrj, tji "t'n I r •a-roiiiid Mail«■«)■," wu* 11 j-vii.r.V title inipliliij,' tli.. many various tn, ilu«V t'ilo;»tii1 to nr.sisi ilu i-Mii|v of tun 1- wii> mIuvi-.i fioln tl*.- Soullu-rn to the NVurtliiin S1.1l.* utiA lo Cm via. Tin rurllifsF iiirixl p-n.-rnllj* tis.A writ tu tunH tlu Lwihr* hj nnuni (A niiIi- (i-rrmivan luuti.'ls, ilw iitoutlin of ■ •— 1———u M.n asleep in *>h'.:-ivli. Lilile sin, wide awake-Wake up! .•a, h.-.e.c(m.s th/collect". 11 plate. l'fi--. hat np', "you little fool, \,lnl ■'lo you .-.uppose- I.'in asL-i-p lor?. tup; gnu wooing.' q' Harpir's Max.a/.iiii'. Th.-ri- wns a lovely lady'; 11:1 i\h;> l.:nnvs.d 1,.11-alh a spivadji,. yon- Its (-lately h.-ij,liL was her deiijijii; A truly loollnjr 1 had.- it Ui.ew! (T-i 11 it little tuidrils jrr.'w ■'.h'lli j-iivr- l'i-r *r;utle joy to eh.'-iv. Vet oft the .sighed, a <ju/.in;r wide, And wis'.ii'd -.he l.n.-\v i.uoih.i' .mih, (Sonm uowir j;uu km.nth Uu- yew To tell lur City 'troubhs to.) ■ Slu lived th.' idle ir.oiiuiils Ihni, And days in dull succession lieu*, Till on- lin.. eve >h,. cnsi-d firiuvc.-- A nn.iily stranjicr nut lier vie,v, Ifo ■if-ivi- a eoiii'ily |..),v or Iivo •■ She 1 only looked hiin thni .mlilin "I fear you nuike some, -.li.i.-i niistiike - „. I'd-linj.lis d is lho yew vou \n-v\ ' (lis branches blew uiul seemed «>o: "Your cue, n.-w j-nu—it's, up 'f"*1 ■' *" -"" n-n **n* *u*m NAPANEE Hote IMBCOiaSUMMHKa A pluasmit homo for lho traveller. *> ♦ ♦ I J $vw$<Tw<r>ww'<w*<r4><>$$4W$$4. *<w*$4ww*ww+*>**€>w'www**\ rernie 0 T. Whe8a!j? RfTanager Itooms reserved by wire. Every Attention to ynuI") lo lo I o. *> o o I : xt o Mi- said: "If ftniistfi you would es- iluw, I'll say iidieii without ni'.o— . Hnl let me mid, I kn-.w your ihnl--■ I'm on piijj,? two, th.i Cnn'c Whn'ii Who," "I'Vu-.-iivi.,-' -.lm said, "Uu. liiuh 1 threw. I fi-aivd you wm-,- Mime -ijirvi'j-iiul 'Tis my iv^jiu wv'vc u*ver iin*i - I knew 11 j;in wh.i knew of ymi." 1 Thin wnsn'i niii"-wInn's'tinu to yiiiil— Tin- \uw nnu I'li.'-v; .'.lu l,n..\v h klH'W'.J "I'llO tlleli: till nlli.r i'iv,!,, -ii,, tm,," Khi,. n.iIiI, "II you'ir uiii-.ii'tiil in The yew* [ us*, j 11 | ilti.o i Their yelViv diWiy Ii lldiil.,, <|u! 'Hie iiii is msily iii viewj Hi' H'..| ll T 111 il Wi-i'l; or IWO, 'llm "Duly Guns" did ipiiti- i-n- tli'i.se; ' v.*'. i *. I !'. I !. . '. ; Hill■uili thm y< v: th- ,,\..,\ ii ,•■ .■,- 'Ih re. niii|ii 1, Utile .juiuev uw, tn ■ • w Make your wife happy by buying a Stool Range of J.D. Quail ! lMUMMit>*«git r-^.n*nM.i..M.-^,ir.aV| .iri-..^ir , rn h SatisfacE:io(n Guaranteed or money refunded HIWIlMim llll -jutw -UM**M«M««Mt * r - iHimimr -—"■■ -^♦♦♦♦♦♦4-t*t4«***4**4*4*+*>4M*->>#44**t*+***< . '%■**' URNS & CO. %■%•*-%•■§ RBTAIL & WH01.ESALR HEAT DEALERS j Hnvo 0110 of (licit forgoM nloi-of. In l'Vrnlo, ? it* Tianili,. Vi-al, Trohli mul Smokcri Fish. 9 r I'rosh l;ish constantly arriving S Af \\immm . ... 1... -u-mtltlU Ml-mmmmtmm — „„ , 1 miiii iiiiii? nr---* "1 J-^-" iTi V U 9*' *"&) \-m IA«WW *••** *rmm .j-vmwwwb**^..- .„ '.■-' Wilson's FLY PADS OSH i-AfhKI U.\>- ACTUAM.V IJIM.KH A BUSHEL OH I-L1ES i-ohjliyftll })nn.',,l*.*,tiv.A Oi-nct.-il Ktorw nml hy itiiill. TEN CENTS PER PACKET .-ROM ARCHDALE WILSON, HAMILTON, ON":1. Min.it.l*'. l.inin.int «uroi lbtiilrufl. Hiin nl-* I iniin. iti for •.■!.. nh.'ir. i'i»-ry- THE DOMINION MEAT CO. Wholesale & Retail FKIiSII uiiU CUKEl) MHATvS. KKi-^ll MSH JMILV KGGS und liUTTliH Phono Mo. 4 Pernio, B. 0. ivii-ii -ii'ii ii i» 11 ■ i-, i*i ii i-i tv i ,-ii-u -iv il-i,'. tV'it'it^fcfc'fe'ftz fcl*W'm'.tH"M*4rl<W " Fort Steele Brewery Co., Ltd FKRNin, H.C. + ll *)l * 4 *' Hrowers of Kxtrn FIno L»i;cr Ilccr niul.Acratcii Wntci'H.-JfottlcdGoodR i, Sprcfjilty. i trim % f (A j Subscribe for The I'ernie Ledger '•O. s.l-iir?&g$ UMOERTABCERS *.*'" -" ' j *i V* ■;'■&'■ /"I- EMBALIVaERS A greats for .*•'*-' Tho Cnlffary JIni-bie ami Gianito.Works Tlio Koctenny-'Miirblo. "Work's*, Nelson. '. Samples can be seen at tlie ofllce. ■ Office Phone 4i ' Residence ' 76 Parkors in Lund^s Block HMilfMHHSaH The Elk Lumber Ocf.f LIMITED Dimension^ ¥i*30^m% Siding-, Finishing L%imhe/Y and Mo^idigipsB All pur stock i.s last years cut and well .seasoned. T A. C. .Gioes The Best of Satisfaction in Watch & Jcicelery Repairing THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Paid-up Capital, $1-0.0-00,000. Reserve Fund, $4,500,000 -■ • 1 HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO B. E, WALKER, General Manager AI.EX. LAIRD, Asst. Gcn'l Manager BRANCHES THROUGHOUT CANADA, AND IN —T-HJIJ-UNI-TSD-STATSS-ANiD-ENGLAND--—^r BANKING BY 'WAIL ' Business may bo transacted by mail with any branch of the Bank. Accounts may ])e of>c*n«tl, and deposits made or withdrawn by mail. Evei»*y attention is paid to out-of-town accounts, Fernio Ttrniicli (i.ii. Holt, Maiiiiffpr '%^mr^rWt*VmV^^*myr*i^^\%/^ %^%^%^, Centra ^ xjnsrr-iEnx isrinv-r M.'.A.N.A.a-D-.Mr.i-isrT. $) james tSovorn, * * * Proprietor J r 0 ■ Wull funiislioil rooms, Tlm Inlilt: is su-i'ilii il \iiili I lie lii'st 0 tliu iu.'irl;i:l. alTiinl.s, Tin*. Im r i.s ,s'ini|ili.'il willi thr. lii;sL wim.-s, 0 *a Ii(-ti.n'N nml t-iirnr.s. ( %% m\)>W,+f*J%tKr1^%f*tf%f*Vw^ ^4 ■ MMOUUUI ——'—--«* ..a...... HOME COOSK8NG and Home Life Can Iir ciijoyi-il liy tnl; ill)' your iiiimI.h nt The Royal Restaurant III rnlljlllirlirm willi (In- 'K'nyiil llnlcl. Tli.' li. •.( in;.I «hmi| iii I (lift i-ily fur ?s i-i'iils, A few inoni imnl nr liii'inlri-i (li**.iiril, Yum |iniioiuii;i« is ivH|n:rihilly Milirlli-il, am, wiiiti*; in-;i;i' kmim.ovkd, MRS. M. HOEILZiCL, Propreetress n«*:«oji, u. c. Smoke Royal Seal Cigars* I. Atkinson, .... fernie, B. C Provincial Of* **"» Exhibition » --* ..* New Westminster, B, C, Oct. 2nd to Oct. ■>{.-. Inciuotuo Will Sell Round Trip firsL Class lidiets Ternln to Now Wo itaiicista*. SJ^.^.fiS Dales of Sales Srpl. 28th to Oct. 2nd. Ind-uivc Rclcro lis-il Oil. tllli I-'nr ilt'tiiiliil iiifii)iii;ili.ii.. i ,ti!. eii* . tii'.l iiii ..-• nijivt,* li. i„ iii,A«:i;,,*ri»N!:, r.'ii.i", v,.t\ M^ I "I 'll'IMIII'll m%LWSmm*\*\*\ Hi^m ' ' *■ -I tkEFERNiE TP-nfiM. PERNIE, B-Cl SEPTEMEBR a 1906 GKEI $1.50 REMEMBER ■MM-n ——^—^mm**m^tS:^Sm*mmmmmmW**'^m^m''mm^^^^^^^^^^*^ The Dance in the ^^s Frfee Opera House on _ FRIDAY EVENING Refresh- Bank of Hamilton , Capital Reserve Total Assets $2,500,000 2,500,000 Over $30,000,000 Sept. 21 st MILLER'S ORCHESTRA merits.....^ »--HJMM«-HM«n-*---a-*-M>----^^ I Savings f Department --.&■■ l-LKo' ROOSVIU.K AND TOBACCO. .*1..\1NS N0TKS. Mr. Voii.li-,, ol Cowley, spini Sun- iIjv in lilku. *>i-.d KifUiam, ol I.-*l.il*ridRe, war- tn Ul.'.o \isiiu>- Aicmluy. th- Ik-si w.iy t'> li"'! out \vli?n* th-.- ■hoe piiu'Iu'S 1.1 ,u> wear H- . Kr/m-c Smith f-»-l KM Huinincll camo iii ftc.ui" llli* souili Mon-lnv. .l.\i-n-l*»(lv >» l-'-lko is ■ i-m-Rl-ntf. , .ivl....tliW or playing '"11" 01<l Al>l^ Sock-tv in Kll.o'is ciuiic lively now " anil will no iloni-t ci-niinuc so for a ' It's all right vo 'Aie happy, 1>ut Mhafs ihe. mailer wilU HvinB l,UU Several Liilonsiuins wen- in town ihis week iwdilliiy diamond brooches niul i-.i;lit-iUy clocks. Bald-lKiuKd niL-ii arc at a sIirM., il.sadvantago wli-Mi soiiie.i;<**ly tells ilium a hiiir-raisiiiK story. 0 •Miiiln-,' around lloosvillc is very ui-tivc'anl th* hi*; "d apples have .siartid to move, northward. Spcncc lAon.i, who m»Ai tlu HoH- maii House a popular rc-spit tor xlu 1-aft two iii'onllii, left for Moyn.. Charlie MeDcnalil ami Dan McKay well au.l i-ivoial.lv known UiroiiRii- ,,U th* Koou-navs, left lor Ashcroft. Govenunciii Arm'. McMullen, of i.Vrn'e, cainL- ilowsi to inspect llu • nr.\v" r.cliool house, and went west ti> Cianbrook. W..K. -rompkiiis, the horse buyer, lrcm Okolo'ts, picked up attolh-r cai- 3o.ul of horses and i-hipped them to - Kdir.oiitnn. ' Mrs. Norman - A. Maekeii/.ie, ol litlibriilso,' and her two little girls w, lilnc. • are visiting, th- Klingcn- ineii clse- lafl-.ll lime. nasty samel smith's of this 'pictiirewfuc^Tmrgr • Mrs. Ingham, oi Shbep Mountain, left for Washington for a short visit, i.lid will i-i',tnrii wilh Mrs'. Ingham, who has been visiting California. W. C. I.ichli, Geo." Culm, V*. Bird nml Ci. Veiiii'snu v-.-tiiiii-.il to Ward- Tier with jr.o pounds of fine trout Irom ih.* ."OUl.1 fori: of Klk River. , Tlm.id Axe H.n was'up from Hoos- \ille tliis week with a smile on his face lii-.i- * a iraielling rat, looking lor a tie ecn-.ract cn 1I1? K, C, U. Kiko is to hive a„first-class livery Millie (making four altogether) to supply tlu- iiKivasing (lemaiid of the courtship 'trail.: irom Feinie, Crnn- lvonk and JUoyie. • Tlio town oi Kurek.a, Montana, .south ot Boosvillo, 11, C, was burnt (.lit with the exception ot three il-mi Iil'iii)** this week, the work of ii dis- '.larj'/Tl employee nf one of llu hotels. W. ;\I. l'.ollcni., Cranbi'ook-s i-ole- 1irat.il llnwir gnnlun wall paper stick*.*!', came duwii from Cranbrook ni assist Hob l'b-iiung, who is pn-lni- ili.-; nud piipeiing Mivenil residences sltuati'il in Xoi-tli Still' 1-ark, A Nooriville Intnier passed ihrough Kilo on Irs way to Keinie io hire 111- lire biigiide in gath.'r his sweet coin, ''ile said h: witnteil nun wlio -Viri' us.il ito li.iiidliiij* honks and li.dil-.rs A it hi i> Mel-Tee blew in frrnu lbiyne's !,nl,i' i ml, stated ili.it th,* wind was lilri.M-.i_.- a lili_\-mill, gait on I.on^ I'mirie mid taking the gale along i hd blew tli.. gravel froin iiround sev- 1'ial post holes, leaving th.1 hole itirl:'ii: Iwo feet out nf ih.' gnuinil, M1CIIKI,. 'I'lie inliiiil d.iiigliti-i-, Annie; nl Ml", mul Airs, Matthew Hall, whiih, alter un iliu ss nl uighl weeks, died ou V'rid.iy, was buried Suliudiiy niler- iiiioil. Kev. ('.en. Kiiim-y iilliiiiitvil, Th*. string baud ol Miili.-l has lie- liiully iiijilt'i'liili'iil nnd m-i-ins to be 'i.ieoiiiilig u leal thing, nnu li nnisa* nml nnu itiiii.s si mu- real good musie in-ill-* ini.iliii'iil by-it, Now. ami ih..u th.- prnu'lut nir ol Aliilu-l is al-o set vibi.iliii^ tu tlu blnir ol tiuiiiiiet and iioiiibniie. ''Hi.- ■iiiiii.ii.sai'v of 111.1 Melliodist ihni'ili in being held noxt .Siiiulny, It it-, I'xpeetul thai oiu nr.twfi of the ii,-i, li oi.ii,', iniiii.-.ti.is ulli lv ',',; ■<* liliil.ill..-. 'lb.' I..1I11: ar,- ,i:\viug n IiinIm.1 Miii.il mi lho [ollowing Mnn- ■liv i*viiini*r to lu-lp proiiiru liinds to nlieW '.hi' iIihitIi debl, 'Ih i'i' is 11I-1. a eimlesl i,n K'tw.-ll the m.n, but ^nce most o-f tlu alTcci-.d hi)\e l.*\ii s..t. to work wh.-re in the in'a.*, it is hoped the _trom.li; uill soon Ic settled. , Tlu- looil,all 1-uni from. CoWuian .11 rive a in camp Salui'day and pJay- , il a m-.ilili d game with the home leani fm tlie cup. The giimt started at <1.<1,S, so llial the Coleman hoys eould return I10111& on ilia passenger. A vi ry good "game was put up, but llie Coleman 1 ovs t.oon gave evidence lli.it tluir plaxiii-*; was outclassed by that ol llu home team. Nothing much was do'.iu t'H S-o.S, when" a lively tiissL* too'n place at tlu- Coleman j-_o.il posts, but in spite ol tlu* •.ci'd defence put up by llu goal keeper, Mathers, ot ilu heme, team, f.n.il- U lumliil the ball between' tlu posts, in. Iif ten minutes a'ler tlu .ball had l.een Jim riid from end to md of ,th: field, Mathers again.got Uu tall and scored fur Michel. This seeiiiid lo aious-j tlu- Coleman iioys to show Miihel what they really ioii.il do il tluy luil wanted to, lor tluy ih.'ii. wi h'.n one ininute, iibhjd Uu ball lo tlu Michel end of Uu field and mad; a record goal. Tli.* '..iinu irrin UiiaS 111 was more or less tame. Coleinan ^ot but tluc i.n: goal ilur'n r *ih.- gam.*, while' Mathers covered himsell with glory by winn'hg all three goals that Mielul got. , Tonny Oakley and otlur.-; of lhe home team became constantly conspicuous iy their IniUianL plays. Though 'h:* game did not-seem as i'ivclv as mine played he iy thai last 1 n; playid Cre;-k, yet it must have liiii djsper- aite, for lhe l-.iys wore out three balls du; ing ill j gnme, and for 15 or 10 mimiUs al the end of tin ■ game, llurc was no^ball al.'nll, a"n*.l Mielul V,arelv"saved^litr^Trnt^l'ry—g'-..-t-tii'>'g-<:iu of the pigskins into shape just in CENT A WORD ADS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS uiuler litis heading instcrlcil al lho rate of one cent a word each inser- ' tion. WANTED WANTED—A nurse gill.—Apply Manager Cnnadian'Hank of Commerce, Kcr.'ie, 1. C. WANTED--Carpenters to work c.n llu I now C. I'. V.. static 11— Apply on llu jo'<, to Digby & Waldic. One Dollar la miflicleiit to open.an account. In- ,t> tereft paid semi annually at current vntes.- The ,fc best facilities arc offered to out of town depositors -|> Current accoimts of innmifaclui'brs and mercli- <$> ants solicited. " <l> A General Banking: Business Transacted . <| $, J. It. LAWRY, AGKNT FERNIE BRANCH A ,| <$i«^<8>**H><8**^<HK^^<^^>^ * SUMMER SELLERS f tEMMKsmm*mm*m>***mmmmmmmm*llMlmtU*mXtmmmm.-m^ WWin "I*-'■! I —I I I il""mi*1 * t i*mlUWi tml *"' >.'r if"i'lfiin"^l. Vt We list below a few things you all need v this weather—come ahd see our assortment. <**> ■ ^ ■ I Garden Hose, Hoso Nozzles, Liuvn * Mowers, Grass Clippers, Sickles, Ice s. Cream Freezers, Refrigerators, Screen | Doors and Windows. . ., . a We have a nice assortment cf these -goods at most reasonable prices | I W OUR WINDOW. , WHIMISTER •& CO. 1 Vs'-M<-H'<-*?<£*-M*-$<^ » ^^^^^.^.-^**^.-S> •>*^'j>'$4 Just arrived. Peaches, Pears, Plums, fine eating and cooking * 1 CFT YOUR SUPPLY FOR PRESERVING AppleS. . ?vmi.E THE TRUIT IS AT ITS BEST. FRUIT JARS ALL SIZES g W. j. Silundell TRITES-WOOD CO., Ltd FOR SALIC l'Ott SAT.K-A gooil Williiun's iiituio Apiii'y I). Mi.-I.aiinan. l'OIl ' SAMi-20 lols in West ruinio; easy levins.,..Apply W. T. Ilealey, West reillie. ftlr. Kirt.'Fl l.iirn.*s H^ !1 kill: in llie fl"" Arir'.w}.' llli Earl Grey at Calgary (Ci.ii.iiuii.il fiom l':i}-c l.) Th,: ul-ou- inv iilmo-t ih; iileii.i- '.u! woiil., nf l.o.il Al.v.-nl.'in on ili'.s occasion. As tli.- i'.n-niti'1-s nl Uu X, W, \\. V. ire noinrioiic inr Xxeeo'.wj, tilings aliL-n>s-*jlvcN, tli!: .ini.* llu- a! (i e roil SAI.K-t-Abioela of 2,coo acres ol land, locltd on railway, will go 5,oco ':".'. ol jjooci tini'lcr per'-rere; good ai»i-.eiilliii-ul land wlu-n Iim-, l;ei lias V.ci.n ivmovcil. This will no ro'.iV very ilicap.- ror fiii-llu-r ■ par- titulars,'apply, JIOTT, SOX & CO., NOTICE SIXTY ilny:! lifter .lulu 1 intmul to U|>-ily lo tliu Hiiiiiiiiililu Oliii-f t'.iitiiiiissio.K.r of lj;in.Is uml Wurk-., Vii-.tmiii. to lHircliUM,- tlio „,.. .„,,,. I'olluvvi'u ilu-ici'ilnul'Innd in Klk niior Vnlley. mil. s>eiu ...-• -^ t;om*fni.,'ll.i111,fttul),!stiiinrkeilX-H.O's iinitli .>rc, exp-jcialr ciirit corni-i", tlieiiee-8.) chains soutli to S. K. " ■*. . ., . , Olimr's aiipliculiou to iiurcluisu : theiu-e Hi I Willi l-oal ulnviuswost; tlieiineSl iliuins nort'i; tliinec ' (i-i cliains enst to ]ioiut i f conimeiii't-nient, tliu whole L-oiitiiiniiiK li-liiaeies. . _." N K Oliver, l.ol-ntor S. K. Oliver, Acent S,()t. .Mil, ItKH'i SIXTY iliiyiiiiflm-ilati-I int ml to nl uly to llm ll-'nionilile Ohiuf Cniiiiiii»»ioiiui' ol r.iiiulsuml Works, Victoriu, lo puruhiise tlie -fnl1iiwiiiK-,'lnM'.ritii-il-lniul: *^' Ci>iiiiiien('.iii|i; nt ii pimt. nuirkel 1-"! E^Oooii wvn's nurtli **eil eoriier intiniiiiiiai *>f K Oliver's uiMi'.ii'iilion to imrisliiiMi; tlionoe SJ cliuins si.Hill; thenee HI clniiis I'asf,; thuneo EMclmins hoitli; tliunce SJ t-liiiins wist to. the point ol comment oineiit.t lie whole emit ii.n inf.- .■''■■ K. K. Qooilwyii, l.uuiitoi S U. Ulivor, AKunt. Sent f.'.li/v.K.ii SIXTY iliil-:. iiftiiriiutu 1 inteinl lo.apply to ' fhu lloiioriililo Chiuf Oniiiiiiimioiiui' of l.iiuils nml \Voik», Vietoiiii, lo puruliiuu the following ihi,,erilii*il Iiiml:,. Coiiinii'iiuinii' ut ii (inst muiko.l <> ,1, lit north «uit voi'imr mljoiiiinn K K lloiiilwyn'.- ilpliliL-ution to puri'hiisu: thenee 80 chiiins south ; thonee H.lilmlns insl; thcii'O(iiclmlns nurtli; thuiicu H) chuins west to the point, ol iioiiiiiiunetiiiiuii't, tho whole i.oiituliiiii*,' i'.l II. .1, l.liMlllj l.Ol'lltuI* S, I1'. Oliver1, A«oiit. Sopt, .'.th, liiuil UINTY iluyr. iiltiir .lulu 1 inteinl lo apply to ►J Iliu lloniiriihlii Chic" Cointiiisrluiim' nt Trunks, Suit CasesValises Boots, Shoes &, Shoes It".' J IY, f'Y r^p-y/tts^i W. R. McDougall S,^vi: Seeing the newest and 'smartest coats in K.n.ie. They just arrived and are opened at the old reliable I-. store— MrsALT-T \y lo prf.liul.ly, is Uie I'rsl illl-'llelll ll iS tfOt '--lit. •iMIill •«,>''»f ,11 -•J lii' xtiwn Mn-s.- mv i-iiir.'iis.iiiij; for vnti-s, llien- li'li^ iv-ViMl MpUiiiliil pri/es in vn-iv. 'ill. liiiililis line. inlliiUil ure i"!Tm» lo ,,' iipplinl lo llie ri'inaiiiliij; ilel/l nn lie Alrlltnilisl iliiirili, H looks lis il iii.il Ol.t iiiin to lv wipitl oni, il /ini (uhiils In niiuli.n^. illi'l:-: MllrOl.lll, llll,l lllS Id'llt In-rc lur a l.w niuiuli-, Iiii litis nmriiiit-;;, io laVi* up H*r nil iniil-.,!iti « mil- liiii'iy sioiv ut VViiiii*. Mi>*> M.iTsliall Minis lo I.* » uiiii'i.'Unl lm ml nt linn viir«, flic liaun: iiiimii)>.'il .llini- 'ind i.m i-i. nl iii.- .«uiih- time in ill- Mlil Conuirv. 11 si in li i wuil.. Wt* tin iiijoviu^ (?) a small i.lriki- h-iv in Miili.-l. Tin- miii.-r*. ui inin- y.n. j cam- 'ail willi ili.-ir tools S.it- _iinl.iv. Tlnii- muiis to K- wv.ril So kehle, ind .ml, lias Wmii '.lie i'.i- l-ei-esl iv.-illy Iiii lowiirils tli-> country -.ii wliiili ilh'y lia'.o slrullul tli.'ir I.i-iof li.mi- in ■' n stale of viee-renul 1'iipeiil.iiii, iliil IIito is"no iu-ilniicu on recoid of a Cioveriior-liui.-ral li.i"-' in;,', retiin.'-d lo visit Canada aliei Ills lei in ol olliie was up, 'Hi.- .iiiin*. of (iiiwrimr (i-n.ral or Vii-i'i-oy is nil very well in In.lia, whero niillii'jiis of l)liiekn luivu to l.i* hlulTuil inlo Miliji-i'tion l,y miU'.iril inippiii;;s ol' power mi.'l ill; nl'.Ui'i' of aiillioiily. 'I'll.- uliiiiioiir ol l.i- 1 OS'lljr SpU'tilll.S llll J',01'HI'OI1S llllll'- lions npi-i-als lo ill: inn:iiaul mini It is pail oi tlu jiuiiii'. In Cuiii-lv tli.1 iiiiiiiafiu'iuii'i's, ill.' fnrtners, iln miners ainl tlu linsiius'' men ... onr towns, eonlil worry uli ii^ very liii'oly wilhoiil any viee-i'i'nul court 'Ilii*,' is iiiiui-'h ik.ii.'* hsl" at. Ott ii wu wlllinni llu ..iii-IV'Li'v in-ie|:iat'Ulili' Ironi n si'.iiiilii.'ii win ru n li.'iillliy (ll'llllll'l-IICy I'llllll lllilllllli'.S—llll I, Ml nie asli'iniiil lo nuv, only ton* vciiily lo niii ilionlili'vu-'witli an iiiiitalin-.i loyul ciiui't Still; nil ilii- Ims nolli'ii'i lo il,< v»i li ill.- ill ,liliV tri'iiliiii-nl l'.arl Ciivy, alter lii-in.i inviliil, wiik tii'-il- . il |,v his liii'-lfi, ill.1 unspuilinlile ■ il ' loiiiii'il of (.'iilj-'iin*. i Tli.' ixi'iis' ili.ii lli'y iliiln't l.now nuv h.-iier i'i..s ',',i' llli'l'it ol In-ill;; pelfii'lly lull', '"t '. ilo.s not lielp iiuiiiiTs I'i any 'il.n-u- inj! cxt iu. Ani lo tli n't ili.it \vi It.ivi' to Mil up willi ilii-i oiiilit u it-' I'l'.iinlii;! 'lln- i,ii'ile I'luil u.nile His ,uis'. A> wli ll lie uiiilei looil to villi liis .I'-lrili on ili,< ileMiiid Innii-. ol tlu* *.,h.Il- iii.-ii vim Iliul I:i1:i>u'iiI1 lll-j tliill'ili to nl11ml liis ritvpiinii- He in.istiil 'llh'lll |i iMIIsr llli'J VM'li- mil lll.K* a lar-j-ir i|iiiiiiiuioh—ns il, Uy i'■■..*.■ liui»iiiiin's liiik, tliey miilil miiHip ly ili.tii.'.-lvi-!. ul will. Wo li.ivi- iiii 11 acli il wir.-liss liutiiiiu tiiullipli.-a- liim yel. I'live us liuie. Wlml ,x lot of siovies wv'ioalil U'l o( ill,* j'iiu.li'1'ies of voynllies ami Miiii-rnyiillii-'i!' Ii is not ^iiuritlly MlliWII, l.llt It il- il lllll just till- Mllll'.*, that wln-u I'l'iiiu- Anlinr of I'mi- n.ni^lit's iiiiiii sii.ppiil .il I-'iiM f'.i* a lew* iiiiiutli*,. His Uoyiil Ui|>lnii'-«M *.N. pinl I'i n*. tin- will-l-uowii pel U,u, i,'iillllol;ij*> (lInill,lnn ill,, hotel I.imii, lilnl iiiiiin ili.itcU linstltil nroiiiiil |or )|-.s villi* lo xlioot It. Hi- llmiiejil it v.uik* uainial for wild (jnnii! tn fouie I'uvvn f.'om iti*,* mouiiiaiiu mil nl.n* LiiMilsiiiiii Woilis, Vii'toilii, to pnrcliiiMii the lol owiim iliiscnlic.l luini: 01'liinniii'liiK nt, a -io..t miirku.l.W F. H's nnu'If west uoincr luljuiniim N. K Oliver's upp-iuilt ion In luui'liii-iii; t hence s:i eluiiiih liorth thnn -ii mi ulni inn east, tlience Mcllnhu tout li; tliunoi H.i chtiiii, \ve,t to the iinlnt ol com- meiniiimoiit, the whole ciititiiliiiiii*; iii) ueies; \V, K Hull, Locum.. >', \i O.iviir, Auent, Supl, f> '', limit If i you buy 50c. worth, or over this amount of School Books or School Supplies from us you will get a School Bag Free at ■~¥_.^-—.,..., SIXTY.lily* uftui* ilntd lnt uml t/i npiily to til; )>u,.11.llllll! 1.11,lit I.iilllllll.iill.ini'i' 01 Lunilii uml Wiii'liH Vietoiiu, to imrnluuu tho follow.un iIukoiIIilmI luiiihi *. Cum neiielim at. a pint niarkwl 11, S Kit. wiiril'rt nolilh wi-,-,1 eoriii-r iiiljoli.iiiii N, V,, 0| tv».i''rt iiipltenl inn In puiehiiiie,' tlicnee Hiii'lnitin norlli; tliuiii'ii Hu chnlns ein,t; llieiieii Hii clniin.. S'llllli; tilt-nee So elniiii.4 wimt lo the piiint o: noniiiiu .|.||||..llt,tliu whulu i'llliiliilniiKUllliiei'e.- II S, KilwuriU, l.in'.itiir -; H>.,()llvi..|., AKiint 3-pt. M!i, J-Kiii SJX I'Y tlnyt. alter ilnin I liiluiiil tonpply lo Iliu lliinoi'iililo (Jllliil l.'ollllhlnrliilicl' nl [.unlit nml YVui'lOi, Vleloiln, to piiiehiniu lln* folhiwliiif ilu-iinihiiil lilmlh ; I'oiiiiiiiiiielnn nt u |,o,,t iniirkuil iCniont l'oll- ir.l'H nil iilh cunt, i-oi'in railjoiiiiiii; ,NK. Ollvui', ,i|>|il1i'lltlO). In plll'ellllnui lllinn-li N;l cllllllu illlltll t thelivi) Hi I eluiliiii Mei,t: thence N ...Imiiiii Hniitlii tlioiieu Ni iilintiiH mint tu tin point of (.iiii!iiitinc..iiii.iit,tlio u'liolii i<nntiiliilini Kriiiml I'olliiril, l.tit-iitin rt, K, linvii* A|M-.t -4|.|lt,Mll,l|Klll .11 .VKI.SOS l'.MU UATKS. l**i 11* Mis lA'illt til.' I'lMlli'lliill I'lli ilie* liiiilwnv will --liitii iii elleil Irom Cal- jj.ny, itiidwiiy, l'l'iitii-toti, inlvriuiili- iii' uml nil Komi iuiv ],o',nls, siu>',li' nn ixi'titsioii tul.s for tlu round nip. S.'il.ii,' iliiUs, Sept, iN-i,'-'..i', in il lor iiiin ii till Sipi. J. 1111. Hat.1 froin J.'ailiie, JiS.io. .1, ;■!, CAU'i'KU, 1). V. A., Nilx.ii, lkl\ THE PALACE DRIIG STORE Oi' at The Post Office Drug Store NOTION UlX I'Y iliiyiiiirtur iliitii I int-jiiiLti- niiply t< ^J thu llniini-iilile Chief I'liiiimUiilonci* ol ' uml., nml WorU, Vietoiiu, to imicliapn the I'ollowlini iloKiitl.uil Iiiml; Ciimiiiuiii'liiK nt ii pint iniii'luiil .l.ll.lCilniuinl- ilOll'K limit ll-Wfnt CO! lllll' |llt]olllillK .luini II. 0|,|- HiiIiI'h Iiiml; llienen Hi I elniliiH liol'lh; thulli'ii Hii elm Ins hiinI; llionce hii cIhiIiim miuIIi; llienen Hi) chuiiiH wi/Ht tn the |.olnl of eoiiiniiitieeinuiit, the whole niililiilillliK III.I nei'liH Among the Coals, hoth tor Misses .and .Ladies are some * of the New Checks and Reaver cloth Children's dresses from size 16 lo infants! in all designs and colors. A complete line of Bear Skins for babies also silk and flannel dresse and underwear. The Millinery is. llio most up- lo-diilc in slylo iiml always at nioilornU' prices., The latest in Skirls, Willises, Bells niul Collars. The early Full Felts will he roiiily i for hiiIo early .Friday moniiiij.(. . Men, keep your feet cool and comfortable in a pair of our Oxfords, they feel just right on the foot and we know they will look good to you if you step in and let us show you, Tan, White, Black and Pal cut at Reasonable prices. Vacation Necessities We are offering you. an extra quality Suit Case made of fccstol,.24 in. long and has two straps and good brass trimmings and lock, solid .leather corners, secured with copper rivets. A Trunk made over a strong wcotlcn * frame * with iron bottom covered with.5 o/. canvas well painted and . fitted with two heavy straps and., iron trimmings stitched leather handles at Special Prices • jV|>t, (.ill IM .U.KI'Ml'.NliSOX, l.oi ntoiv Ti SIX'IV iIii.Vh 11ftin ilatu I lutein! to n|i|ily to thu lliiiiimrnhhi l-hlul' Coiiiiiitnhlui.tii- nl l.iimU nml Wni'ki., Vletnilii, t.i imieliiiiii Uie followlm.-ilnaji'i'llicil Innii: t'oininmieinir nt n |nni minliuil S K,Olivei'ii .iimlli-miiit I'Diuor iul]iiiniiii( J'iIi 11 ll.lllillhilil'h lilllill llielil'li HI nlllllllH nml III ilmiii-u H ti iniin, weiil; llienen Si chains noiiiIii tlmnen Huhaliiii iiitxl in llm imiiit of coinn.eiii eniciit, the wholu lonliiiniiiKiilini'iii.i, S K,(*l.l\'|..U. Ki'lit. full Villi liiieill. I*, 'i\ SIXTViliiyKiillnr ilnin I ilileli.l I'i ll|.|il,V In Iliu liom liinliln t'|iii.| Cuiiillil-.-lul.ci' ol l.aniln ami VVollii.. Vletnilii. to iniieliilKii llie followliii! ili'Miillicil I1111.il in Kill Itivir vnlley l.'iiiiiiiieiiiilliK ut a |niil nnu kill ,Iniin I', I'rnH'ii nmtli iMiil enni'i'i iiil|oiiilni< .lohn II. ()|illli>|il'n lanil; lliiince KmIiiiIiih hi. nth I In I,ci Mil <• lllllllH Mllxlj llll'IICC HI I' I IM 1 lln noilli; I llllill 1' HI i'liiillHcii.il 1 ij llili Iinlnt nf iniinlliiilieeliliilll tllll Whlllll 111 lltulllllU HI Ull'IIM Hc|il, ,M h lln it in.- .-♦.iliu- • 1 . - f t, ., ., 1, WV ui-.li Iir miirli •>'•*"'«l out iln* l-ivm-*- "' »■- ^' »• u- •-■ '.,.|m. 'Hi s.* Uiul ul piople i-iinimt jiis.ilily piiis...s,*. inimK 1l1.1t ore normal, .iiul y.l »'<• "«■«' filH-rlnl xn \uM Anv.ii Xn lit- Mipersiiti'ii «f llieir pro. i-min-iip.**. mli.iwiw, "wi nr..- tin« MOV IK. Tli- |iir*;i"'l piiiil.iy In Hi- liirtloiv nl lie l'l. Kii-itt'ii.> Miiriij; Cnnijiiiiiy, iimi' Willi 1I1.. in |i, Mimil.iy, wli.il ilu .4.1,1, ,,! :".\.\.' '. 1 \v;i ili"l.ni I ltiiv-n.; lit* n-n'.itli tit v* w.i'i nn nvev- llj-l' III .ll Il'll ,'.'i) III 'II I'll til' psiv- roll. Tiliili'i*-- .lie l.i'iii-.- inllul (nr to sin',; Hi.' tlnii 111 tli.- I,nlii- Hi.ne mill' .In' i-i\. ';:» ;:: i-K -.u .«-■!'.• •' "• llllill tO •,(»> fl.*-.*!. Olli:r iiii|iuivi.|iitiits nn. nlm t.i I. iii.- pl.t e nt tli.' s'twiiiill iii.,ii.'ili-il willi l.iiU' r'lmvc, nml llie l.itililiii/, u\ .in miilil inn in ll>. loii'iiili'iilnr, lii"-. mul mli.-r iin|iniveiiiiiils im ni lii iiiiii i« 1 ii'm mil wen n nunc |iin.,|iiimi,- Iiiiiii- in Miiyie 1I1111 tli" |>iiM Ills Kill. Unit Stnitli, ill.-, ^.liliil ,Ii<k'IIIii!-iT ill j Mm ie, met willi n pniiiMl iiiviiliiit 'Inst Tliniid.iy iiltirimnii. Whilst mil u.t)llii/, li. Miiiiililul ,iii,l J.-U mvr a t"it. injnri'n^ Iih. In ■.-■-.-([» wri' <i,-veii'- ly. It ih likilv lloli uill It* <|nict lot M-vi-rnl iliiyt*, 0, A, Kiiij{ .-iiul wile Ml Mny It- iiihl Mt-.-k (m SihIiiiu*, Mr.' Kni-i <iim.- to Miiyii: iilnii ilr.* SI. lCiij.:.iie 1 nin HI ra tor witH IkIii?; Iniill, nn.l ,luini ll. I'lllii. I ulnr, H, li.Ollviir, Anji_l UINTV ilnin nllci'ilate I Inliinl In Ml'l'ly In 'J tlie lliiin.niiil.il. Clilcl CiiiiiliiU-liiiier ul liiiliilitilliii Wink4, Vie,111 In, In imii'liiun tliu .'iiIIiiwIhh ilimiiillicit InliiU In Kilt Ititt'i vitllc>; l'iiiiillieiii.||i(< ul 11 |m/it niulKeil .lolili ll.Ohl- lle11',* nurtli.\vi.»l ciirncr lo ,1, A. McIIdmiUV mini, llieiieii HH'IihIiik niulli: Ilieni n wieluilim ullll; lIlCIICl, HI ell llll i 'llll I 111 tlli'lli'li HI I'll.lllln .iuul lii llm iinlnt ul eiiiiiiiiiiiieuiininl, llin wliuk'U'i'llliill.ll.Hi'.IJil len, ., , .lohl. ll,l)|.llli.U,l,iieiitii', M, K, Ollvei', Aki-iiI, THE FRED ROO STORES.... Roosville & tlko 'I'll iv is, iiiilliiii,; Irnin n luililiel to n|ilit tli,. liliiillln,! winiil In Hi.' 'i-ciiipli'lt- nnllil I'm- nu ixpliii'iii-,' 1'xpnlitiiill wliiili we An mil unp- ' ply nt n iMiMiiiiilil.' pi'liv, Hardware, Harness & Saddles Miners, Prospectors Supplies l.-'yuri; 0 i, Cl.o.'i riis, .'"nnii lin- . pU'iiii'iits nml Maih.in.ry limn }-'| in Wiiiiliii-' iMnnse Trnps In Cyilil'i Sti.i'liiii', liiil'.uu Ciirin.i, S«iiviH'i'--i <>f llniMvill,- nml I'.ll'.n, l!il\v 1'iirn iiij.l Kitsli l-roiliu.- lioiii Read ancS ■ ■■^^ - C -iTb i^%/lf^l WmT^Wm&mwtm XmmSm*mW%Ls4 ^ \/ l fl W l ■ fi \**4 ^Ls** \M W I i Read the following report by the Insurance Department of Washington: S-'Ol-:ui,', Wnsli., Aiir. **'), i(-on,—This !r, to certify tlitil at tli.' iiivilsilku' ol tli.', ollii-ers ot i.lie I'liiilii- l.ive Slncl; Af,!,(ioinliii:i, I visits il its lionii! oll'k'i-.s nt SpoKnii', Wnsli,, lur tli* pnipose ol in- viiMij-ntinji its condition nml cxiiniiii;n.*- iu'.o its nl.-iirs. 'llie l'u- ciilt* lA'ie StiicU Assii.-iiilU-.il lins Ihmi in lipjiiiiiu.i in th- Slnle ol lilnlui siucu, Jnn.1, il;i).S. Tliis .*'*.),so'i;itii.n in-; rn'iiilly linil its nf- fnirs tlioionjih'.y nntlileil by Mr, Ullis l.i-* "Alm-.tci', o[ {'.j.okrin.', whose wo!'!; I ctirelully vei'ilieil in every mspi'i'i, Tli.is Kpnrl slif'ws Iiul. IMny 31. njofi, tli.« nssets (lf ihu ,Assni-i*:iiii|li innonnt.-il in ?ff.H,;"!7-N.y6, with total, Jinliili lies ol $711,1.-1.71, U-iiviii; 11.". nssits n( ^i-ii'l-iS, wliicli hnve l.c'tt iii'-rins.-d (o tie litsl ot Anj.*,n*,t hy llu following iiiiioiinls! Vor .liuie, Sj.i1a3l'i.,a; for .Inly, SiO/v);-.;!,'' lunliin^ n totnl ill nssel to Auj.nst." 1, "fl20,1 .--S.f.K. Tli.-s'e l'ljjiiros show the Association to l,i: in eMvlliiil lomlitioii ili.l ,i".lleci eivdil'tipon its nian.i^iiii; 11., 'Hie. wrilicnlinn of th.> report of I,lr. l,i> -Master nlso i'ih-i-i-i tin- j;ior.n.1 of a .writii-ntion ol ih.- leport ne, innii.' to tlu liisiiiiiiii'c ilc| iii-iin.iii of Malio, Tlu r. oil 'lily income of th.- Ass-nn-i iitinii nioiv ill.111 limply covers th.- moll lily losses niul i-xpiti-ia'S, nil In ..linwii |,y ill.- (iio'.vtll of llio As- iiorlulii;ir!i surplus, 1 iH'i'si-nally iiii-l th.' trusti-.k of ih> Assoiintioii, an-1 war. nc- i-o il.d every facility ill the I'ursuit oi my ollWial ilnlies, mil ■wish to express my appri'ciiir'ou of lhe tour.my i^Uir.l.il ly Mr, ,1, 11, Siliroi-k, inai'i.i|-ei- of th/ AKSor-iiiliiin. nml his colli'a.»ni'S, nil of mIioiii ninuifesteil nn i«nni..i.i iles h lint nl! llu nlTnli's of tli: As.'-o.'inlion It, hilly iii.-eslinal-.i' nml in inir.'il into. Tli .tv is in liulillily oiitstniiiljiv/ ii|fiilii:il tli.' ioiii|i:iiy i.i'Miiil lln1 I'liu* Unili piii.i-riiiiil in its by-laws for ill-* payiinir.s of its ilalius an I los,*. s, I'l-nm the sliowiii); iniule hy Hii.' As.'o.'iiiilnti, its ciiivfnl mil iMi'ii'ciuivo iiiii.i:i|,'fiiiiiil, r.ml Mi-! sni-plii*- v.l|uli it lui-i lc;li kiic- iv.'iuliil in lniililiu-,' up, I have no Ii.mUii.-.v uliatovir in fxprcssinsj 11111f.il.nc in ll nn.l i-niitiitniii'a, itn niithoiiiy to tr.-.usiH't l.ii.rii.-H.'i in 11 ntiniiiil in ilia 1 ne iuul li.- uuhiiili lii.> ri-Mi^ii.ttion -,i (t-w iiei-k'i nj»M. I'.i-lli 1,ns anl Mrs. Kin,; wi-iv liljjily nspiiiul ly all i-liid'i.H in Moyli', t.lil Ol.' IOWII 'lO'.l tWll o it-, i»;.\ utvoi. i'ii 11 lli.-y lelt. H. 11 (loil.liiril niul John McNeil, two Cii.ir,iook yoiillis, wnv nrraiiii.il 1(- lO!.* till! .lllstill'S Of 111' lVlIU' in Movie on SalinAny, S'i>l, -Itli, ili.iil;," 111 With l-lllllll.il llllill tisllesn ill ll,-)>- initi;' to put nnt ii iniupliie whiih ill y hinli whilst 0111 tn ilf vn-iiiiu ol Milium' I .like last we.-k, Con liil.-r- •il.l, il.iiii.i^c wns tion- to ill.- iim Ivr, ninth it owiuil by tli- l'orto Hli-'i l.iiml.i-r Co. rii-iullii^ |>ii''lly to ill.- tit ti j5**, 11 lin.' «♦' S.so mi'l tosl.t Mils inipos.il m iiu'ii liis.-. lol 11*11 lias n-liiin. A fioiii tin* Co I.-1. Wldlnl il VaiMitiMi' h- w\i* nit by litu (atli.-r, \iliu, tlimi^li Ko )tsitk of n-^c-, Is slil". Inir nwl li-iirty, nml oili r nuinl-trs ol tlie Hill (am Tobacco Plains .hipped ».u onli'i- from Ull.n lo an,' im-I cntit or west. Siii'l (inl.'ii* to Hlkn. Iliu (Vanii* Willi llllpilliUM, I'.niiUii. UllllUl:; (llll lit I I'll I'iU'I; llo-.i*..'!i nml the Stnte of Wnshinntoii. .1 11, SIUV1-.I.I',Y, Iiisuriiiici1 Conimis if Wu Inn-r, S'.nii- of wu li'n-'liiii The Pacific Live Stock Assoctnltoni rf VVotshlnB;- ton lias written over $4*000,000 In the StatcR of Washington! Orcaon, nnd Idaho, nlno In the Provinces of British Columbia and Alberta, nnd paid over $120,000 In claims since ortfnnl-rntlan Kor full particulars call at head office or luklrcss 5 B Pacific Live Slock Association, 607 Keiuvcll Block, 5 Z Spokane, Washington. { !••§€#€«€•••••«§ •6t«ca«M»»M-M««Mtt'»*»9Ml< S •Thc Home Bank of Canadaf A lioltl Uml liii'iilslu'H f|iiivli nil"* iiioilionMirtoiiiinoiliit'oiiH lor it** pst- llOIIH iS il SOlllll' III -lll'llllllll. to llw Iravillint! piiblii'. Smli 11 on** i* ",l' Kiiir Kilwnnl liMt-l of l'Vinie, ' ror- ner o|i"nislli' post ollice. ill, Iliv'ii^ ix li.ip|»*. H-iinii.il- I'iiil.iy iii|>l.l in tlu Mil'.","' Il.ill riitl.iy m,li». in tli M»<•«'.•...■* H»H nl H p, in , on ill* "I.oil '« l>»y -M Innii- )l.it<.rriM " Kl.lM'iUT Ul'imAUn SAYS: '.'III- llMl. l/t.Sll il.'., .,..i'.'! ^,- lbtu'i liiibit i.t tli.' one who n-wr Ri-ts hiid , ofl; 1i.'*» tlie 11, on.- iiiin inn f,el nlonjj wlllinni yon, but you cnnnol yje( nl'iiij; with.ml him, Tit.* Snv- tn^i 11.nil, Imliii menus sonml slt'.-p, j»rn il (lijjislioii uml jmlijii.ni nnii iv.niilv inili- |h ll'l.liiv, 'Hie limit Innlthlnl llilii.; I In.w of Is n S,ivln;-i ■l?.iii"i-look, "Ih -io nn- im niiii oii s In ll to fct'-nl nwny yi.r i<-:iee ol iniiul. ll is a ■;i. miili-i" ol H'iimI Ih-Iiuv- Iniir DO IT NOW Wo would Hku li Imvo your nninn on niir lint of ilepm.ltct'H. No iiinltor whotlicr your Kind Ihoiio ilollm-oroiio Imiiili'.'.l- wo will pny yoii IiiIpiorI ut i-nri'i'iit inli'H-i'oiii|ioni!ili'il tu Ico * yt'txr. Current Accounts Invited Open Saturday Evenings 7 to 9 , J. G. 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Title | The Fernie Ledger |
Publisher | Fernie, B.C. : D. V. Mott and G. G. Meikle |
Date Issued | 1906-09-12 |
Description | The Nakusp Ledge was published in Nakusp, in the Central Kootenay region of southeastern British Columbia, from October 1893 to December 1894. The paper was subsequently published as the Ledge both in New Denver, from December 1894 to December 1904, and in Fernie, from January to August 1905. The Ledge was published by Robert Thornton Lowery, a prolific newspaper publisher, editor, and printer who was also widely acclaimed for his skill as a writer. After moving to Fernie, the paper continued to be published under variant titles, including the Fernie Ledger and the District Ledger, from August 1905 to August 1919. |
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Notes | Preceding Title: The Ledge Succeeding Title: The District Ledger Frequency: Weekly |
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Date Available | 2016-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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