,T„*-" „-,?"-*. f '.' -1. "•*?- d 'V "A'^Viii^^^^-.1 :JiV^:$&:V li 'A--A-7, *■£ ' ^---'V^' Vi- wfcii-V* tv'v v*.i- ■* *,$-) V. < l \ :■•■'■ " v^'-' *. ** .ii*;* - VbL. ;I^Number';46. 7 :.^sas^ix§r^yi^^^^^i «.** FERNIE, B. C.^ WEDNESDAY;'JUNE .20; 1906 IHHIl :OPMWra - 1 "A " « i ". -.J':?'-!..^'..!-,-- flany Interesting Items About People—A .Week's 7 C'a' ;;;AR9un^^"of - Local Happenings ' '; ;■ - A a •1.1. LIGHTS OF THE CIRCUS WORLD tii .Constable Dow, of ElkoA was" in **».-.>*. -. ,* ■-,.- o . « .• ■ tne city; yesterday.**" 7 „• ,.*,.* A s J. M, Roberts, of-Cranbrook,,• was in'- town Saturday. . v'. 7- ■ -''■ ' .i&%Si&3^'C*3$i;V'-lZ'i;. 'A *■'.": ;'■' "■;' ".*.. - A. Btck, ol 'Coleman js spcnifiiig' a tew days .in-the city, A '' Alrs.p^j-Moore'is' visiting 'MrVanii \Trs.! Di McI.tiinanrNutiaiiiio. -.' A Con; Whcliin is visiting his mother and brother.at. Wallace, Idaho." '.,- "iy'-'t-7,,; ' ' -, V ,; . - V . '. Tiie Fcriiiie hose,team".will compete in tlio.hoi* reel race on:July "X. •* "-. \ ■.-.=•*;/ •,= •■-,'.„. ,. , -, J. H. O'tfcil, superintendent.of the Greut Xorihern, wus in the"' :'•• cTty. Friday. .'""'■' . • l ** i i' Mrs., P. J. Watson will'not receive ojgain,until the third Monday in "'September. '• ■ ( !• "• . '. . Born—At Pernie, Saturday, June' .6, to Mr.1 and Mrs. Fred .;Stork,,a' ■daughter.. A Y.! A*"-.A. .A'A R. I«. T. Galibrailh'. government Indian agent at Fort Steele,.was here -last, night.,,' '-, A, '* -,'".VA •_ C. I). .McNa-Ji, manager of the-Baker. Liittiher. Co.'at Elk-nouUi. Is a Fernie visitor^today., -y, ■• ■ •'.*. .""< * A. is - .V " '• • 7;* r -. .*■ .-. ;-.. -," * c "^ t,'"1 / "Mrs.,.Dr. Bonnell left for Missoula Monday .evening for a. two week's vis-' iti wiih ;her*.l-.rotlier. ' » A; ,,-■;.' •-.. .'.-_.,.-• _ - i--.- -. -f ■*,,,, G Macdonald, representing'thc A,- MiudoimldV Co., - of ■ Winnipeg,- -spent y*sie.diiv in. town. - •• -' , R.'.-Joycc,-* accountant.for tlie Standard 'Lumber* Vo.. Fort'Steele June- ticn, is ih tht" city..* Mr.- and Mrs. ^V.'W;-Tuttle'retiirn-1 ed, last evening,from a short ^i>jit\to Ciaiihrook and Movie. ' -A' '"''A .'*,.*! , .,...7 a'-^A-wA'AAa ^Messrs?-Pearson- & Jewell.Vthc'-'.well- MANT.Y-WILSON.-' A -iquiet wedding took- place on Mon day evening at the Baptist parsonagci wheii U. I,. Mauley, Vof the engineering staff of' jthe C." .X.P.C7 Co., was united*^iii 'marriage* to Miss K, A- Wilsoir; sisterof, Mrs. J-R. McRwinft The; ceremony was performed'by Rev. II. -I.ockt>, Kempton. After partaking of 'refreshments the Imppy. couple left on,the G, X. train for Seattle and other, western cities, which they will visit licfnre returning to take up their residence in Fernie. The U-dger extends .congratulations. ' ' SPORT , , ,. FOOTBALL. The ".Michel .'football team played Fernie' here Saturday last, winning 'out 'by the oiic-sidtd score of 7 to 0. .- 'Frank' Football team plays Coal Creek at Coal Creel cm Saturday .veiling next. • ' , Coleinan pjayed at' Frank last Sat- irday but the Ledger has- been 'unable o --get the score. Brightest Are With Xorri's & Rowe's ' Big Show. Xorris & Rowe made a promise, last' season that if 'they had a successful" tour^they would .give lis' an all new show and engage the highest salaried' artists obtainable. Well,' they seem to'have kept their promise.if names count for anything. ' The '" brightest lights of the circus - arena are widen engagement to .then/as witness the.' following; The'throe Merkle Sisters: oil the Hying trapeze; Frank and Dolly Miller iu a lieantifkl four horse carrying act; the Marettn troupe of horsewomen and aerialists; Ed. Ho- cuin, the clever principal'rider;' the. Price $2 avear in^Aovanc-s lo'iSttgimdto Japanese .troupe of isien and women aerial acrobats, the first ajnd only troupe of Jajiflnese ta do ai< aerial hunVbtr; the six flying,'Sterlings;, daring mid air peefonners, The four'Casting Leslys, iu.a sensatioiial mid-air act; Ilngh ,Carrys,''^bliott Banks and Miiss Edith Howland,. In one of the prettiest nuniH>er.s ever seen under a circus canopy, that of a giant revolving ladder', lighted afiul operated by electricity; the Misses, Cosgrove, Pr^ngle Keating arid\lrf*- londe, four graceful young 'womeni on atrial bars; the seven wonderful'1 St. Angmon family of acrobats, the act over "which England ruved when k was first presented at the London* hippodrome; the five sisters Rcxos, dar ing gymnasts; four juggling Devinos; BSMSHMM™™!™^!*«!*!™P»~""»»"«>«"W>W>»>>> the aerial Mageni troupe whose" double trapeze acts made1 it the. most sought for among all circus owners. It took a lot of patient hard work lo secure these artists for European actors can si-cure all the cugbj^inenls they can accept at home without trav,. filing clear across the. continent. Jllow ever;* when* Xorris & Rowe were assured they were lo have a; highly pro fitabli*. season,* they c-tiictly despatch-' ed Chas. Sasse,' one of their Xew York agents, lo Europe and gave him 'earte-h'laiiehe as lo expense. That Mr.- Sasse succeeded-is shown hy, the superb programme which will , lie shown here when the, Xorris &->Rowe circus will exhibit'nt'Fern ,c Tuesday, June. 26. - ' PROM NEARBY TOWNS Items Carefully Selected fram Exchangw apd Furnished by ' ^ ' • ■'- . - -A ■ , .7 I. . ..*.*{. ,*l Special Correspondent*i *' "' End of Ottawa Session f •• - ' 1 ■« for Next Week "known contractors,."were in~t?[e .'city a few days .'last. ;\vcck:>!-- :i-r $j?'"'■'■: *- n ' •" ■ -,* * ,-- ■' "A. -0.? D. Malc'om",' representing -the.,,pi?tnt West Permanent,Loan-& Savings*Co, of Winuiiieg,,is; .in, the;flity.';,„,^r- ;.; „ y.'.Xjiaip^h^^erpt- thcy.Can-j , adian Bank 'of''Commerce; Craiiilirook,- wus ti Fernie visitor Thursday. "' .' 'D.*' !Ioovcr-;'Vi(iepiity'-collcctpr„ of V. Sr customs at Cia.tcv.-ay, Mont,,!!\yas taking in,"the sights of 'Pernie ' on Thursdav., ' , \' * «fl - 1 *, * !■' ' ■' *"'■*■■ "V* ^ • i Hlo 1*1 'The license, coniuiisnionc-cs'' refused* the opplicniioir-of Siiuon-Dragon for (..".lienor license for, the hotel Koote-. nay, Jaffray. ' ' Anyone,having, rooms to let during the Ea|fles- carnival July, 3rd njifl 4th, ,will kindly list thpiii with W, B, Harwood,, Pollock Wine, Co. ,'J. F. E-iliott "retiiriK-ii S.itiinluy from an extended tour of the Bhiin- diuy country. Mr,' Elliott reports pros perouR tltncs In, the western country, Dr. Bomicll ami ,W. H.. Whimster left Monday evening for Victoria via, the (.rent., Xorthcrn to attend the Masonic grand lodge which meets In Victoria today.", ! ■ , . A 'Rev, Mr. RtackhoiiRi), siipcrinteiidetit of iiiIhsIoiis, occupied, the pulpit o1 the Baptist cliurch lost Sunday evening. His talk'won full of iiiU'iist (iiul tliose in attendance fully appreciated bis iliscoumc. • 1 * ' Mrit,' A,,J. Buckley ami two iltlld- r»n left for Pnrklilll, Oiit., Mimduy evening nn an exli'iuled visit tn hei pntviitN. .Tliey liift oil the' Orcal' Xortliem, going liy wuy of Chicago and Ht. Paul. „.C, 0. Binnett, of tlio Cnnndinn Hunk ol CoiiinnTCi', Crutilirook, orrlv*. til yi'Nterdny ami will tnkt> the po»- It Inn nf, teller nl tliu local liraiich nl the Iwltik, Mr. V, (V, White tiikltig tlio lucoiiiituiit's desk dining the iilisfiuv nl W. V. White. ' John: Wal-Mi aged'77 yearn, a native nf }»arry Sound, died at his Imme ut WeNt Fcntlo Intit WcdtiONdiiy,' tliu funeiftl taking pluct Friday, Rev, Mr. iiuli, OHliUllUg. i/vM^Mti. |Mil in-vil ill lux u tot Uil^il or su with .sUhh- Oili trouble, ,'aml .otvln-; lo >l» 'nd- vancedagr, Ills demliie wt* not uivex- peeled. He leaven a widow. Mrs. Clark, of tills city, In a tieice ol lhc Inte Mr. Wnlw. Btv. 11. Goodfield, who wiil occupy the pulpit ol the Hn|itlst church nu Sundav morning and evening will tiro deliver liiif famous lecture entitled "John Bull", on Monday evening •Tunc.3j.-ln the lloftlst d|iir**fi. Mr. Coodfu-lil i« (ull of Weluli firt, and ht* the national ability which ii peculiar to the Inhabitant* of Unit little principality. The Mtioll mltnlwlnn fee nf 25 cenu will be ehoiged. Tick tt» may 1* ....U.U-..1 (mm J. U. iU* Hwihg. Coal Creek, Coleinan" and . Mich'l ire well up in the race for thc cup, .iiul it looks al this distance., like a , Kick and neck finish between these •.luce itains. Fernie teaiii is^tailender •iu far but holies- to niakc- a bettci diowing before the close'of the, sea- •on. ; 4 A ..'.,- • The, Fci nie junior football club wili .lay -the- mine' boys Saturday'evening.' m^'tlic recreaiion grounds. '". '. , Ottawa,. "June 17.—The government and the opposition members alike make no secret of" their desire lo bring;the session to: a close by the' end of the present month, and now lliare. is'little doubt, that this will he done. To do so may involve the postponement until next session of some of the government's 'proposed legislation, bht il necessary, this, will Iw done.' „".; ' ■■ "A'-'-' "''"'7 Aside I10111 the balance of the es timates, the important,items on thc government-programme are the Lord's Day Act, and Amendment of' Ministerial Act of last session. Tlie current impression' is that these will be sat through. Ilut Uie revision.oi Lhc Dominion Eletiion's Act and the law to' regulate the'-'operation' of moneylenders may l>e both left over till the next meeting of. parliament. The former law will nol be ueeded until,the next federal election. The moncykiid' ers' bill was,,scut 'to.one of llie.com-;" mittecs ofthe house for the hearing ofevideiice, but on account of amount of other business, ou .hand it has not. been reachciL n The inti-iiii-v into the 'manufacture nnd sale bff deleterious and iraudii-, lent medicines also may bear fruit next year. Other measures to lie abandoned are, relatively unimportant. I. 0: 0. F. .ENCAMPMENT. Grand "Lodge Ollicers Elected ... . Victoria. '>''- '■ ; ; al Victoria,- June 15.—Mayor Morley 'welcomed the delegates lo the grand Encampment -1. 6. b.'F., this nioriK ing, and tendered them the freedom of the city and congratulated the order upon tht excellent-progress it has' made" during the" past year'. ~^r~A^TiIirGX"0VES7^"-"T^—7J7 ■ 'At-.'.C6alA.Crcck on Monday nijjiit .i,slf.tiu* ten- round boxing"'- contest lictweeiAKid Foley, and Hilly Darr was' won cqsily. by Foley in the, sec-" md, round, y ,.., .* , ... - L-'All . ~%l,.l rc.l-l.icil ^for^ Liie^unsuiiij;- •In'; ,'.vthc' ten;';'"round" igo^- ,7nt house Tuesday night between ;'*VaIJ.er Oldhniii aiid Ed Ilurrows, the efercti called it a draw according to .he rules under, which the principals net. The firisl round, was'rather fast. .lurrows scoring a knockdown A-Old-; liiiin was cautious but always ready' ■o-'inix it. up. Tlit probability is/thaV liese two will meet again oil" July (th. here. .-, 7 . , LACROSSE.' ' : Lcthbridge Jaci'osse team 'suffered 11 iilhcr sad .defeat al Cronlirook on Monday,,being defeated by n.scort of ** lo 1.. Cranbrook has got together 1 fast Icnin and arc deserving of. ncoiiragciiH'tit.. ■";•. • Why ciituiot Fernie support n team eprcscntliig Ciinnda:s nallonul game? fri'l-fl make,.on oflort in that.direction year ,were: .. ■ A .. ;'' . Grand Patriarch—A. Henderson, Vic toi-ia. .'..*..'■- - *• Grand, High.Priest—W. jThorpc, Na n.iimo. 7 " *. ' , ' A . 'Grand Senior Warden—n, "-Fiilloii", Lady sni ilhv , .„,,...» ,;.A„; , .*fl.,'' , Grand Rcrilie-T^T." S. Neclands, "sVancouver. ' r - Grand Treasurer—R. Cummins, Ross** BBSS land. Grand Junior-""Warden—J. Smith, Victoria. Gland Rcpresciitativt—A. Short, Victoria. ' „. ' - I. Oz O. F, GRAND LODGE 1 Victoria; June id:—The I.. 0. 0 F- grand liMlge closed its sessions', tonight with tht installation of,r- the ollicers for the. next year, followed % "ir'-banqiietA-1""" ■ : ' "' ' * y—^ ', The ' ollicers were'/ihslalll'd as.* follows: , -' * J- Grand *> Masler'-F. ' E. Simpson, Cranbrook. " "' - * .. 1 , Deputy, Grand Master—T. Embleton Rossland. *- [..Grand'"' Warden--H. 'Fulton, .-Lndy-: smith'.''-' ''"'.'■' ' '.■-'' 'Grand Secretary—Fred Davey, Victoria, -Grand Treasurer—Wallace Law, Van, couver. " ' ■ Grand Representative—DI G. Mackenzie, New Westminster. • The appointive ollicers are as follows' ' A Grand Marshal-S. C.'Smith, Arer- iiou. , t CJraiid Coniliicloi-—T. Dixon, Nanai ino.' '.'*'•' " * Grand Guardian—G. 11, Taylor, ■Gijjeji.wood .!!£_ ■ ' '■ Grnijd 'Hcrald-R. II! Turner, Ag- asiz. " ., . Grand Chaplain—Rev." IC.,- G. Miiller Victoria. -, f, ,. ..*,'.. -; II. IIiggiiiJiotham,,was appointed IJ. I).- 0. M. for Craiibrobk, district, C, A'.' Foote, for Moyfo^;* and Tiios.- Higgs for Fernie district. * The grand lodge will meet in Nanai-, mo next year, ■ ' - ' i* * • * * . Hour Law ,. Rossland, June 17.-A11 important supreme court decision Las hcen'litiiul id down by Mr, .lustice Duff at Victoria, wherein his lordship upholds the eight hour law and the iuUrpict atiou placed upon it some snonllis ago by police magistrate W. J.Nel- The City Council ' ' x-i...- -__ —-*********. f ,' ' ' rransacts Considerable Buslnes-s—Bal* dry Appointed Tire Chief The illy council int-t iu regular pes-, don,1,Thursday .night last.■ Mu'yor lllenMlclt, and Aids. Tuttle, Mcliityre '.mil' Quail were present. ... ■'. The cluk rcitd the minuted nf the pruvioim regular inecting mul the siH'diil meeting of June R, willed nn iiiniliin weiv approved, Tlie fonw-ll wns inloniu'd tlmt the jiiuIUt ofstRTt croHKiugH over the (.rent N'orlhcrii railway lo Penile An ilex, will lie .'im-tiihTi'd by.Ihu Mi|K.-r<. ilititiili-lit this weekf the mnlter hav* Injt.lR'iii plated ln.-fore him by Agent Dliicksloiic. Thin gfiillcinau HUggeslcd a, U'ltipoiury crossing nn ThniiiRon slicct until the 'penmincnt cronslngs roiild bit di'leiinini'd Mr, Plnikslone'i. letter wim'filed, Hiipcrintcndi'iit Depew, ol the Antcr compnny wrolc tho 'council'in rjganl to the .water ngrreiiicnt fnr the fire hall, also slating Unit privilege clniin ,..1 i,v ti." Mei-t/ l« 'il« h'ttir of May jfUh hadlir.cn cftiicellctl by the Mi|*r- inti-ndiiiliK Utter of April 14. I.al.1 over UU next siittotlng. \ The clerk wan Instructed lo cnlleel tlelin»|ii'>iil tnxi'8 for 1905 nt once, If Meres-uiry enforcing the collecllnii l»y distraint,'This action wm decided 011 on .receipt of r, iMtcr from ihf Canadian Dank of Coiiiiiiercc, whicli had bein pr^nilmd thew* In-n-n on llieir old ncconnl tm soon n^ rollccteil. A letter from division fien'Tqiifirtm of th* Salvation Aruiy, Vancotivir, (tt.kiug (l>k Mill [<»l tln-il VV.S4.Ut liouu. wa* rent! nnd fileA. The letter con* tallied the information that lust year f>oo fallen women had' been rescued, including two from Fernie 'i'lie Waler Light A. l'owcr Co., hati decided lo appeal to iliu county court from the decision of the mtinicl pal court of revision fixing the asseA'i incut on thu water light, and tele* phonu systeiiiH, nud served notice on the city to this clTi-cl. This nolii-u of appeal was refurreil lo the cily «'». licitor. ' .1, I.uvn'KKi-ur fei'ls ngrii-veil tlwi-t (lie court of revision did not reduce (lie UKsesMiieiit ou lots 1 to <* Iti block 13, and ■ will, imk .the: cotiMy court judge to niiikc the disirt-d i||- duel inn, Snllcitnr T.nwii will ' look nfler the city'H end of the matter. - Chairman Tultle of Um HtrcelH coin niitlc*- n-poiti-d that the grading on Victoria avenue had mi far cunt but, t-do, while if it hnd been dona by rnulrnrl irniibl li'ii'i- rn>.l llircc ttini-u an much. lUporlt accepted. The report ol 'the file department for April and May was icci-ived front Aftslstant Fire Chief Ilaldry, and 01- dt'rul filed, Aid, Tuttle tendered ' lifs reslgim* Um. an head 0/ the fire, department, nnii «iiggf-sleil thni Mr. tlnldry K* nude thief. The migiinllon was ac* wplrd und the Miggcktlnn adopU-d. Mr, llnldry In now chief nml will appoint his own af-MMnnt,'" Aid. Quail will introduce a t»te hy- tuw. Hi XiiK xwxt mi.->t{ug, ' Council adjourned. son at l.ossluml, when his worship fined the Canadian Consolidated "Min- ing & .Smelting coiii'iutiy for employing nu ongliuccr ut the Wur l-.ugle for mote than eight hours iu the 34, ' The matter was originally brought up liy Mines Inspector McGregor, and three informations against Uosslaml Mining Companies were laid for infractions of tlie eight hour law, Tlie companies admitted the hiring of men for is hour shifts and the defense raised was wholly U'clmlcoJ, Police- magistrate N'elson got over thc technical obJeclioiiK, and while adiiiitllug Unit .some oP the provisions of the eight huul' law were rather indefinite nnd uncertain, held that the general inli'iillim of the act wns sullicienily clear and fined the cmiipanli's tlie —■ 1 in. 1 , mm , „ ,, , HOOSTIN'O fhknii-;. Manager orCoal Couipnny TuJk-t.ln ? ' " - Vlrtorln Krpnr(i.T. Vlclorla; June 15.-I.; «. S. Lind* wy, K, C, tiiniiagiug director nf tlie Crow'H Kcsl 1'uhn Coul Co,, nl-Fertile,, niul )\Uh,' Lindsey,' ure' iu, Vii-ti'nlnV Mr. Lindsey is now resitting in Fernio, where he In Inking imiiudiiiti- miiirol, nf the nperntionn nf the rom- pttny, The inincH, ho 'snyu; nro now producing 4000 tons of cool (icr day iii.i. i.> .mi. .ii a iuigc iiummiiw lit tliL- Inrri/i'-iil ii.'.jj.vjjiii^iJ/,.'. ul um] )ty lhc railway-, and the various Iniliis* trlenAKo Utter ttntUallon nf pro*"- |ii-i'lly lx afforded, Mr. Llndsty I It inks that (Imt which Is .shouii by tin- in- tn-iiM'd ci.iisuiNpliiiii ol nml by tin* iftilways, It iiidicalfN Imreasid trade In 'the country in nil depnrlinents, Tlw *|U«i1ity of thc Crow'** Nest coal iv Ktich a* to insiirt n market wherever It may Iw reached, • minimum fine, of Ja.s. nnd costs, ns ihe'' applications were the lirsl on.-s ever mnde since the passage nf tin law seven years ago. . > Tlie companies appealed from tl- police magistrate's decision ,111 < ' .lustice Dull hen nl'the nppe.il ui Iiuul some lliiee mouths ago, " . Tlie judgment upholds lhc inngis- rnle's iiilerprclntion of thc law, Tlie learned judge brushes aside two [.f tlie points raised, without /*om- lent, 'nud devotes his attention en- . I rely to the coiisideriillnii of the lliiid. It Is nnt iced that while the . ((iiestlims i-ni-ieil we iv technical, the wolliiug out ol the law lu some of Its most Impnilimt feat urea were Involved, nnd the JuMlco siistnius th itrt. * LKTIIBRIDGIC. ' Leth,b'ridge lleiald..- K. U. Hyhuids has returned from trip to Winnipeg. He was held up for iwo days at "Maple Creek owing to the washout at Walsh, While in Winnipeg he learned llml the work ou the high level bridge nwns in lie commenced this full. The appropriation had U'c-n pa.ssed by "lhe directors. The iiridge will be built, 'almost straight icross lhe liver from ihe A. U. & I. loiindhoiisc. It will lie 3110 lect liij.h md a mile long, Mr. Uylauds found 11 very favorable impression' of" ilu* uturo of Lethbridge existing in the minds of Winnipeg people, nud thc prediction was frc'-uc-nily made that Lethbridge would so'on have a 'population of 10,000. CKANUKOOK. From, the Herald.— T. D. Cavan relumed from Calgary -i-itiirday, his mother's health beinj- inproved. ' .las. Uyan, Harry Drew and V. A. tiolltiis, will leave next week for Be- ittle to take iu the races at that ily. Jno. Hnnbiiry, ol Rrandon, Mani- ,oba,; arrived in Cranbrook Monday, in a tour of inspec\ifon of his lumber md mill interests. ' J. Manning lefl Sunday last foi Victoria where he will attend the annual session of the I. . 0. O.F'grand lodge as the representative of Key -itv lodge of Cranbrook. . li. K. Deal tic returned from Revel- ■itoke Tuesday where he has liecn issisting in taking stock of the drug ,*tore he was interested in 4 in that ■itv' and closing up the details of Uu .ale of the same. Alva Hamilton, of WvclilTc, while — .A,.«*A| of a' faithful wile and-living mother. Th« funeral took placiAat Blairmom. on Fridav, > ' ■• " 1 "iuTTidilig~iiTThat town* last "wvel vas thrown from his horse and received injuries of a somewhat seriou* nature. While riding at full speed ■is' horse stepped into a gopher holi •hrowing Mr. Hamilton to the. grnum' -.villi great force, the horse falling. 01 liim. When picked up he was found to''be injured severely-about lhc. leg nnd thigh nnd received several bruise.*- iiiid scratches nhout the body. FRANK. I'Vom the Frank 1-npcr— II, M. Di-ummoiid has been np- pointed tn the new posiUon of nssist- mil engineer of the conl- company. On Tuesday Inst the' Rev. R, A Robinson, rural dean, wns united it marriage 4 to Miss May V„ Harlow daiightir nf 'the late Frederick .lone* Harlow, of Sheffield.'The ccremnm took place at Olds. The Frank Paper hastens 'in eon ',-inluliili! Frank Tliompsmi, Frank'! ■lopulnr tnilor, A little bird whisper- ■d this 11101 ning news of his mar -inge Tuesday, May happiness iitteni* lhe couple. Pnrticiilors next week. With snrrnw the many friends wil' learn nf the death nf N'iiui, belnved wife nr John D, McLean, which sai- lint not unexpected event nrenrrer*! or Monday lasl. Deceased hnd been r resident of" Prank and llliiirninre fm sc-ine years, and wns highly respected. Tier illtiess wns nf .several month-.- durntlnn, she being n patient In tin Prniik hnspilnl. Deceased wan called home while iu the fullness nf wn manhood, Mug 14 years of age, A liusbnnd nnd family mourn the Ins* gns'imtc Big Power Plant To be Constructed on St. Mary's River- Moyie People Interested Tlw PiTlile Junior font h.iil lenot lAuytA lVinie miiiIin a drawn game J.»li|'iri!ay night, flcore nn* all. Tfie Tnlcrnntfoniil Coal 'A Coke Company, have 1*1 the contract fnr Ui« - i<in>ti->iit.n» nl •>> AiblitiunAl rot* bvent at Coleman, Ai's. i': *- 'Nel-mn, June Kj,--Juiius Ilurwell, nf irerman H Ilurwell, Vancouver, liy dtiiiilie I'ligiiieei'H, hns been iu NVImiii lifter aflei a visit m b'sisl Knnti-iiiie *, <i » III the iiileii'KlH of 1 lie St. Mntvis Klv er Power Co., which hm. been (nrmod by Chim. Mmkny, 'nf'Selsnn. Mr. IbirweH's detiiihil report nu the tcsults nf his cxnmluntinii will lint lie available fnr Knme time, but h.> !-,*.*. lnVi.i.,i\V4li \i,M 11. i-. ',1'n.i .lii'.v ii> the prnsi-nitiim nf the sch'-uie, The liim of Ileiiiinii Hi lluiuell had clmi-gc of lhe rnnstriietlnu nf the power plnnt al lake Cni'tilUum for llie II. C. I'lhclrie Compiiuy,' which tv,in riiti:.truiUd ul 11 'uwt n{ (l ,,v*»,onn, :'■'.. Mr, Mm Un) mtii yihtvidny mid ask* cd an tn the rnmpuuy.'i* jilflns and priK-jufti., imi id (luil hi' held a irrnrd fm *j,«,,(Kin Imhis iti water ill the St. Miiry'n river. They will develop iiulli* rient power tn light all the* dllcS atiit; nprrnlr the min«<* In the virinily. The mnrleln will Inrlu.le (he (own of PIXCHKR CREEK. From the* Echo.— Thc Canadian Northwest Oil company is a new coucera just starting to work in a ware* for pil'in this neighborhood. They feava at' the slotion now one pi the latesV improved well boring machines/ witii " drills, piping siigi machinery 1& ,iUK. »g to a depth of 3500 feet." Thn-; drills •ire J2, ui, 8 and 6.inches iniiiauieter, •md ihey intend starting, wilh tbe '"ffiest and reducing Uto> hole is they ' '.o down.,,They al"so have a sawniai' 111 Uie way from Seattle and intend : .'iilling tluir own lumber as they rc- <l'iire it. The. manager I). A. "Kellv iccoiiipa'iiled by 7J*);; Blac'f/'rtarted-' rom here last Tuesday witk,,a'.gaa<j >f laborers to prepare the road to heir location which.-, i« abow* twenty •tiles from here up \he soHtk fotk »f the Old Han's river, aad a*s soon ■"• Ihty arc through thev will get Uwirmnchinery up and,get to driUiag The company is -backed by inauential nouied men.and are prepared.to sink my number of wells in' their effotts to locate oil. , uoyiR. ^; •Voin the Leader— The payroll for th«; month of May vas a trifle smaller than usual, being ;'58.Sop instead of over th«' feo.ooo •■ark. The falling off was due to ithu rruh strike on the., mil last mout-h •vhen some 60 men, quit work for j ral days. • , » FATALITY AT GREENWOOD, ' sev- *r-Grcen»-tiodr~JuttE™^5^A77ad accl. .lent occurred Tuesday flight at the■■' jitrgUimore mjiw whereby ,Charles Pe . ;erson lost his life. Petessoa in gong to the help of his partmerwai aught by. some rock telling w kirn. , his happened at, (I.30 and. he died a* .' o'clock this m»>rniag. . , ' ; He.was a memlier of, OreeUwooiJ • liners' Union and of the OddWlow*. 1 ;. Ic haves and widow aad two children. » •»». s ,111s ns J •■» >• I KiiiiU-iley mul its iteigMioiiiig mines Uu< city nf Crniibinnk, Foil Steele, Movie, uud nil its mim*t,, jucltidiiig lhc St. liugiiii!, * ' ■•" • .X..I...I!, ni Mil- '•UIITpvi*,- ..,,,- |!,,t„,t l';„Jj;,)J))i Jity A. Mcllminld, nud ,T. 1). Kay, uutsU., meiliunic nl th,. Si. I'.ugiii.. mine, all of Mnyie-j W. HiiiimvII, nf port Ifnin. jimiid; uml Mrs. II. Ilnss und !,. < .< .i..«^,, s„ s rtlmrti*,. , , It mny lie, Mr. Mnekuy my*, a fnrt night before the exniiiiniug engineer's report will Ir trn-lved. Iu the meantime the otgaii^atiiiti of the Inm* pany will Im- jverfeitei! nml preparation., wiU |*. ,„,„•;.. flir (llfi^„r )iro. rrrding*.. » The Si, Mnry'.t liver is the only Inrge "wnterrniirw in that part ol F,iKt Kivdrniiy, and all linjif ni ihr dcvcliipii'int nf rlirnp power on A large Male iu-|>tn.i*. upnn the .miccett nf this rntirprisi', n Mu*fe«i of which Mr. Mnrlny and his aintKbtrs are .llremlv rnnfnlenl. STHIKEvS ARR ENDKB. abor Friction in Calgary has Been ! Adjusted. ,• \ ColRim', Juue i.r-Deputy Minister 1 / Labor, IV. I,. Mackenzie King, who been iu Calgary sine* Kuaday, succeeded in settling'tw« strife* Vlie KtmieiiusoBK and bricll(iv«r.i who ■. <>ve been omi fm- three weeki resmu'. *«' work (his mnriiing, us ditl also , lie hother Workers tmplayvd by the '-rent West tBaddlery C#, The hrli'klaym we're asflt\9 $5 centi . «r hour but have comprnmisei with he, builders' eadinuge fnr (*% cents. ''Ite stoncniusons «ho wrr« rereivlag ,H cents per hour-will mow g«t f>0 ents. The builders' exchange also yrw* to rceogni/9 tbe union. ' Thti .iKrwnieni with the sndd.cry co-tupai-y, •rovldes for Increases for ,thv ItmXimt. .workers on cerluin classes .of work. WKDDEU AT FOUkTKKV. Sirnnj-i. Marriage lu . mJtn f/ranclwo' Court. , Knn Krniuisco, J,„iV ^.-j,,,*^ n„. s'«n nu .Sahirday perfont;d ' ifa« Arsx after Uie firi murrli^ termmy n his lotiriinmn, W|,rll ht,united 111 •mtrlmnny J„|r Ke||,iw,.tt„ fourteen .'*«« of uge, uud Uouarrtn Ivcilln I'erlllo had ber 11 arrested nu a cturg* of criminal assault on thv jiU ^(,(| tn order tn save liiiii»,]{ f,«,u |lt0M. iilinn thj 'narni^t wm orriU-'eil, •'I"' Kill, ul 1-ml..I ',y hei ».»rwut.i, tpressid |*eif|.,t sallsf.,-||/,u at tht ptospeit of uiariying Hrrillo, roili- ilnit thut lie would uot jnruka her «'»<e Uir shackles of the law hud Uiu slipped from hiin. Home delay wan otfaslnned in tl» i-:>/.ik.i;..Ki, nla, uie grooiB vtvi •uuiibb tr. jh.mIuh' lis yiti* ui ,4, bidding ring, b„t JuJg, i|„gttl, CWM gallantly In th« rewisr by putting up the priiv of the little.gold Iwi.d. sxiA niter a liiurby jeweler Jud filud lh« ki»'K«"» ol lb« ynutJilnJ, htitlt, \U rcrtmiwy was fteruteff. : OT'IIJV OF UAKKI.ArdilT.Kn. Unntretl, Juiw iff^Tbai J, ttstk- «t, an used ol having uiufikr»d VMM. May Aliern, • little gitl tve yeaitol age whmn h< enticed to follow hiro on inettinje her na* her way home fiom uhmA, mt% f0<n(| guiJiy 0j '•xxx-Uaghtf* ly a jury ia tfw court of th* King's M-efc iMt altersoov. The IndeGnflefc"-* of tnertlesl tt it b n.imy »t (0 I fat tiact c*ui« d d>*tk saved Huwlutt ftora the gallowt, •* ^&a*sWZ!6#Atoim*k^.*s. * .'"" ■-. /l ±t> *-T 'f^r^_\ THE FERjSTIE LEDGER, FERNIE,AB. c. JUNE ,2oj* 19067 . / cv A-?-* a- \&y -f ■Y 5 ,js¥»if i*. * ■y^*** *: ».ic.n.v 14... vv.'j*^,.*. ,>- W- Fit For Human Fooft Cfc* "'Al ' VA •* Ai V; MoMfe Cofe^^ Measure-Rules are Rigid.fPenalties are ; '..■• -■■■■ Harsh" People Pay the, Freight. , , "DowieSrc^imed'tlie witness stand to day before Judge'Laiulis iu the suit brought-'- to establish the ownership of Zion City. The trial was opened ■by'tlie* reading" of'-'one-of Dr. ."powie'V 300 year, leaf.es -for lots in Zipn City 'Jjyone of.Ddwie's- attorneys. Dowic's first testimony related to the diflicul- ty experienced in. gelling lacemakers from England into Uic United; Stales He then rocountcd, in detail the course pursued in gelling .->• other industries for Zion Citv. v the i*X ,'i4i \-*i * 7 ■.'■'■ ; ^ !■ \Va.shii.gtohr':'Junc*'iS.;fA incut in*, ejection l.'iiTwas 'coinpleted" l.y tin house committee An agriculture today^ and-will W u'resciiU'd u!" Ut-.- house,,tomoriow.' It is declared, by tilt 'cbinmittiethat. tlie" provision -.yi.! 'insure tliat American jmeat.iiiKr'ineiit'; are Waltliful,' dean and in every re "spect.wholesoniq'aiid lit for I nod '"The important' fuaUiii-s ol . "'legislation tifc"lh.il* it places tlu* cost "of tlie Jnspeclit.il on .lhe government ,and 'makes an annual auto m'atic, appropriation ol _ J ;v .00,000 to "pay^ tlw"expenses. It requires a tigid- '.post'"'* riibrleni and anti. moiieni inspection of "all' animals killed for food ' ' - .1.1 ' ' *4. . ' It "requires "a, goyernniL-nt label as 11 passport "for all "meat .and,meat, products which enter interstate , 'commerce, and ijn addition l.o'1 this label a certificate, of pni.ity "to the carrioi. and'tb'the' suc'relary of agricklluri for "such"' producis ns enter forcigi ...... ,1. .. ,t. *, ... ( commerce. , , , • ' To' secure this, label, tlie' produc' ' niust'^ie.handled in accr.rdance wit! sanitary' regiijalions_ lo be prescril. am.'"to* the secretary of agricultui*. , 1VI19 is' autliori/ciT' to employ, without regard, lolhe civil service law fo. " the first year, an ade<*uati* corps o'- inspectors to can-jvout the direction} ' I'KXALTII.S -PROVIDED. ..Many, penalties ,_ai-c provided fo: violations of these provisions. * Th. common,carrier is subject to.a hcav\ penally...., i I .he accepts* for '• trans- .portatiot) any goods not'bearing tlu government..label, .the required '■ ccr „ tificate. The packers, are subject to : . heavy, penally forvfalsc labelling • n- to contents of packages. Trade name- are to be allowed in '.some cases, ii * \,.£—jHl. /.«,,*. L.i.'. r.1— i li.-. ....„,•,,! <i ....' * 1.1. S..V—lll.lMlillUU- Cl 111V,— .-,l.v>C-..ll-y , li.l = in-'all cases' the contents ofthe 'pack' .age.* must be stated: ""''''• -. •Farmers and 'small butchers ' ai exempted'from the .operations' ol tin' .regulations.' '- ' ••'■■'• ■ •A- minority-report'will bi* madVt the house by some of tht dissenting m'eml>ci-s, ."RXAMIKATION ' A.VD INSl-KCTIO*- ■ 'Rlabc^ite ■ prox'isiop is'made for • -llioVotigh systom of 'examination an inspection of animals: to \he .sliuigh terc-d. This exnmiuaUoii; i.s to bcgi> before'lliey eiiltr"Uic slaughler lions- All'nniinals found to show'symptom: of 'disease 'are1' to be" slaughtered sep nrntcly [rom all other entile am! .their carcasses subjected lo ,11 caielu' exAt'tii'ilUlmii and inspect ion, There i '"■ r* *» • t,-1 ,J liV'tl^a-rigid' post mortem uxiiiuin iffibii."nf Ml' animals' prepared fo. , hii'mtin 'cVliisiHupiioii' pt uny sluugh lL,i-Ing7",.h|.U tnnnfug, '.-.nl 1 ing,' pu''k- iilg, 'renilcrjiig or similar uslnblish metit Vrt any state or territory fm franspoiUition* or, sale in inUiMiil. or^foreign coiniiieia*. *' . .A '. Those foui'id'fi't ior human Innd un In' lie 'Inbuliid "Inspected mid passed' n'n'iV'those fntiiid'uii'jVt 'for, human fon*' hfe*io.be liiiieljeiji '"inspected and ceir deinnedi'; *aii\l , nllurwinds destroyer ni'ider tlit;' j'j-.rHounl superyisinn ,of ar nNjieclor. iVIicii"'il^'-uiiic-il neiessury in ■JlWriors tiin'y 'rehiVpect 'i-nri-iissu.s ,ti fie.i-rfnlnt''whether 'ihev' firo unlit from disease and clearances are to be refused vessels having aboard cattle for export until the owner or shipper has a eertiueulu from' lhe inspector staling ll">t the cuttle are sound. jLilvcwis.- the seerclaiy is lo' have iliade a 'careful inspection ol' xlw i-iiscnsscs of cuttle' the meat of which i.i is sailed panned or otherwise pi-i.pared loir export. Ko clearance is in l.e given vessels having on board such products without an in- sjKictorls certilicale that lhe. cattle were sound uiul healthy at the tiiiie of inspeclinii and ,that th.-ir meat is sound and wholesome. ; The inspectors; in addilion„to llieir work of cxaininalioti of thc animal.-, are to make an inspection of tlu. sanitary' conditions in all establishments where meat products are pre- ■pared,, aWkAJ.S AKI) Fl-vKAI.TIKS. . A]ipcal.s may bo had from the decision of- the inspector to the " ihici inspector., and from his decision an appeal shall lie. to the chief inspector in charge in that loca,ily nnd -,iii turn lo the chief to the bureau of .animal' ±0000000000000000 00000*0* 2 rulings of the lower officials. ' Any attempt to influence any employe 'of the United States in the .discharge, of his duty by giving him mon. ey or anything of value shall' be pun .isiicd.by a fine of not less than Ss'-o.0 or more-than. Si0,000, and by im- 1 prisonmenl of not less than one year or-more lhan;tlir«e years,.and, . the employee accepting such gifts- i.sliall, upon conviction, be summarily disi) , . i-i , missed ,'Jf.roiii oll'iee - and '■ punishable. by * 1 ! ! 1 •^re Yoii Reading Lowery's ■ - If not, you nro niissitig some of llio choices'! literature ot the century. - . «■ V l> industry in Washington, 'aiid.' finally;, a •due *i)f„»jiot -,'less \llian S5,boo,uor. lo the circuit court, if ,any 'person', foinpanv or corporation, claims to be affected-^injuriously ,.by any of .-liu more than Sio,ooo, and by imprisonment of not less thnn one year nor more than'- tbrce';years'.^' *•..' V'» ... -1 • ■ J1 : ,r. ;-* * a. '■• " ^,-- , ^ it -- -/ ,.j. .1; ;- Fraiiicisco'vS Policy of "Hush' Correspondent Xelljs of Awful Conditions Known Only h \ ' - • to Residents '-i - nny* w.iy for food, nnd they 11 slml I.e. desire.)i'ii. it' lui'it, fnr luod pin poses, The exiimiuntinii uud iuspei 11 nn i.i |n lie, Imd belna- tht- eai..a,« «•» or uny pail of them are nllowci to enter 'meat fond products, Ti ill) "tiu-li pindiKts, .uhieli, ultei- Iuiv inj[. Iiecii issued .linm (iiiv'siith cstiil, lislime'ntK are returned in tlm 1,111114 or to a iii|inliir. estiililihlmiciit wher. MU-li Inspection is liiiiiiilniiieil, In K|H-L-(»nii arc In-hnve iieeess nt all tunes, l'.N'1'IT I'UKKKMVATJVKI. HAUUKI All products which cniilitln dves theinitalf.,- preservatives ni ingu-d- leptd which lender llicm inilil lm lm man'food, uie tn l« tngged "iiispt-vt* eii and i-niidi'iimi'd,"'' ahd nre In be rtmtiiiyeil, This pmvlslnii n-gnrdinj! prffii-rviillves ismnt in apply lo meal r,.- I , -1. , * , l 1 r ' '' , ..t.i.. t',.i.i,.., t.,.u„„,i .in skeins si, fordlgn rnuiiHh- •ibMi an- j.iiji:nn*l J| or packed, nuiii-ditig to .spnllica'tinn.'- nr■riiri'Clipn'M nl the foreign purchaser when no subilnine Is used iu the pre parotinn nr piuting in'cnnllUl with tt* lat,* nt \hs\ iimi.i'U imnniy. When meat or meal'fond prndiuls inarkeil "incpefted nnd piissed" arc plncerl or packed in nny rati, pot, can van nr any receptacle nr covering,(thv> per-ton or concern prepalng it is to itUI'.i-uch rcttpliitlt- "ins-rt-unl mid |m»M." Ko Mitli.incnt nr ntrni ff>nd prndnct-i ire tn be sold nr nfl'.rrd Inr i»l» 'under nny! IiiUc'nr dec-ptlvc mune, hut (<4lii1dislM;d trade namr« «r» permitted rm approval n| the tecreUry ut n(*ricn|(nre. ' WATClfCATTLK FOW T'XI'CVT Kb* wtrrtnry nf ngiiuiitnic it to have made- a ■aireful jitsju'i-Unn' 'if nil c»ttl» (nr-tipn'rt to foreign cniinVri.-ji to tv,.|taln «.hether tlu-v nrc frrr \-aiicouve.r, Juno 13.—A correspondent of "a local paper'writing from Sun l'rauoisco, says:" ,° '. '* ' 'i'lie hush policy adopted by the'authorities in San Francisco > is illustrated by the facL that while tbe (leutli roll was placed at 300 'and 400 ihe oflkkil records in the erironor's f c-j-artn.en t—uliow—that^-J Ojooo at e~ knowu to naui; hersished while -several iliotisuini ' have: - doubtless- died' unknown. '-l'*,?.cli„day,"' says thc writer,, ■'the'death ji.sl grows larger as tl.e ruins aie clcare*. away iuul each day !SiUi Kraucisco 'wink.s the other eve,, 1 •is.il- reads llial four or five'or six lives,., as-, the last nmy be, must'"lie idded to the total." ■ 1 lu one hotel alone 2,S<i were 'crushed to death; ■ in anntlicr-175, and so nn. The bodies 'were wrapped , in ducts and piled, upon each other iu trenches, in many cases unidentified and unrecorded. "Keep it dark," is the watchword, "keep it dark." .. I The New York papers say tliat 50,000 former residents of San Francisco, have gone^to the American met j-opolis to reside. The former confidence ib San'Francisco'has .been sbak ■611-011 t-of—them—Kflorl.s-iiro-mudc_lo. rehabilitate the lately magnificent centre aiid, many will rebuild; , but 'real (l-statc is unsalable, and no mortgages if foreclosed today would be able to bring sufficient to .reimburse lhc'mortgagee.'These conditions ore' very soil' and arc evidence of lhc widespread' fright, wliich afTcels ' 'all Classes,-The calamity is so* awlul and wide reaching thai the ' mind [of man is fairly staggered in its contemplation, Nothing short of ju.4.4»*X. , •■ , '<" actual experience would convey *'an idea of the depth of misery and suffering-,, the unfortunate-people have passed and arc., passing, through, and nothing short,of a,miracle*, will » restore the beautiful city to its former Jnagiiificencc. ,. . •* - The l'alace hotel at San Vraiicisco .is_to_be_rc-buiH_on_tlic_old_sitc,^i'liou. sands of titled *and untitled globe trotters who were guests of the ,big caiiivansary during, the' last. 35 years will be glad to hear, along with Ran Francisco's1 400,000 people,, that' the famous court of the hotel is lo.be reproduced,, along ..with..its,1.spacious corridors, its jinrivallcd grill and its unicjtie, ailislic .and costly hotol office. Thc new str.uclure is to cost $.1.95°.ofw'* and be "earllijquake and lircr - * ,..*->- ..-,.i... < -* '" i.-.-j '«.... ■ - .. proof .111 every, respect- • ■-.'.-. ** Stndadollnrto.R. T, LOW* .'KRY, Nelson, ))'. 0., Iiml Ket,'.'| , it regularly for a yoar and rise out ol llie rut. «? 1*-, 000000000000090000000000<\ B.;.: HA COOK ""DAIRYMAN ■ [Successor to J. C. Hutchison.] Isprepared to deli vcr'M ilk- Cream,- Buttermilk, .. Fresh Laid Eg-gs, and Dairy Butter every day., .-; , < Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed Cf ITT & ROSS UNDERfAKERS e^bAlmers rt?-,**:' Agrents for ■ "' Tho Ctvlsiu-yjMarble.aiid.Gnuiito.Worka.-,', Tho Koctoiiny MurVle Works, Nelson. „Siu.)l3}*c;iub3S))i at tho ollice. ': - Office Phone 41 Rksidence 76 - -,. '". • .A ' , ' PartoB's in LuBidy7s BSock M. Kerr & Co. Contractors and Builders * Plans, Specifications and TSsti- -■ .mates furnished on applicatipn. :_' Plenty of GOOD. DRY A.UM- **' ■ BER ON HAND. -.v>iivii.7= Architect and Supcrinlcndcnl * Office at Residence, BAKER-ST., .- - FERNIE; ll.C k Lumber Oo^y ■ f:: ■ ■ limited. "-. Hime^sbm, Fioorisig-f Siding^ ' Fi^lshigig Lumiser arid ^ ^il^I'Moufdings.^ •*«;.-"..' ■All out" sibct-fis" last' years cut and well seasoned. 'w. I A. C; LIPHARDT- f . ' _ • ' - ..'.A.., a :■,,,. 7,7 ;.. ';';' -Gioes''-"." <0 ' 1 I ' . * ' - I -, i The Best of I Satisfaction in Watch & Jeijoelery Repairing a .Read Office s Hamilton, Canada. ,w ... a ttapiial y$2,415,QOo:.4. Kesevve * $2,m,<$00 '..- - ■■ THotal M$$etQ? $29,000,000"-.'■'■' "■ '"r * *, t*. J-*i Marriage an inGident— Man ail Appendage VIembers of Business Womens' League Declare Man is Not the Whole Thing 1 Chicago, ,linie 17.—Miirrinj'i! has be* j-oiiu* a mere inciduiiL iu thu lilu ol i\*oi<iiiii; iniin is but an iippiMidii).'.', 1111 Jidjiiin.1, 11 corulliiry of woiiiuu. lu dioit, 1111111 i.s not iiiiiiily us iinport- .iiit 11s lu-, 'with fuLuoiis si'lf-i'intcuit, ,iii.i-'iiii:.*-i liinisL'lf. So ,spi.<iliur,s at till! ii-ssion of Lhc. N'alionnl lliisinoss Wo- jiiuiis' Luiigiii: in Ihu I'uliuui' housu |i:eliii-i.d—till ihu sjiciikuis Imill)' wi.f llL'll. ? i Iu iiii, in niiisii', iu litui'iiluiv, in iii,ilii.,iiu'1 on tliu sinj,'-., us iiunic.'i, us !oiiil ri:])«nti:is, uud in uiiiiicroiiN otli •r vuiii'tloii.s, ]iioli-,ssioiis, tnulis or ; rafts, nnii niu hy no iiu-uns tin* .vliolo thin-;;. Must Ntiit-t'ilii),' nf all, •1 1111111 u-i a liiiiiluuid dovs not Hutu, uuiii/i- lliuwliiilu liuivciM.', .A IiiihIhiiiiI ■Vltitual IJfc " Men- Indicted is au incidutit, not a crcittlon, .. "i"\Iairiiifjt.?n asked Miss I,eo Hard* in, prusiduiit of thc association,"Why luarringu is uo longer tsverytliinjj in n woiiinii's life. It is **ctliu|,r relej;<tt- t'd iu the mind of, women to its Irtilh iu the proportioniUe iu the scale ol things,nnd i.s hui-oiuiug an Incident, *\Iiiiiiii|{0 Is hut uu incident iu tlu- life of 11 mnn, why should il not hv so iu tlm life of 11 woman? Women ol totlny must luivu other interests -in life husliks the lieuilli, und I tiiinli il is 11 very good lhinj( for women herself nud lor the tuition ns 11 whole that we nro hei-oiiilnj; weatiud to noiiio exli.nt from the lih'it Ihut iiiiitriii'iji- is the nll-in-nll of n womini'ii cn- reer. JMMT1A SAVED IIIM. S'ij-io t'liuri-id with Assiiult iu nt Norfolk, Vn. ' Jul! Niv,' Yolk, .Fiiiie id.-Di, Wiillci' U '.illilli-, uud Wulii'it A. I'li.iilillsH, foi in:il) slii'pii'1-.d.iils nl thi' M'lliuil ,ili>. Iii.'iiiriiin-i! ri»ii|iiiuy, weie indict" .1 i>u vh.ilm';. iil.liii'u'Ty yi'Slei'd.iyilry hi. *i>i'.'ii.l i>i:itnl iurv whiih Ims liei'li uve-it'.^iiiiut! iusiiriiuie imilti'is iindei In*, diteitioii nl tlie district utlniney >)r. titllitti! was iilsn tiidii'tid on ,x Inn I'i: ol pi-i'iuy. Mi". Ciiuniiiss wan utiim,*.]' ol iii.il'iii}. I.ilsii sluU'ineiits >i llie iv.|>|'il., 1 1I1-M il tll-i.Ill W llllll I'1. illllMlelliiiilini. 'I'll tie UU: livn iluliit- lirtllr. ol iniiiiy i.^.iillst Ur, Cittutte, Ilntli |)r. Ctilletti- and .Mr. l>i'.iuuiss MirRiuli'ii-d ijii-msi-tvi-s, were un'iii|jii- id 1...Ion. .fin.tiie Hiott, and were held in hail (>.r 11 hintiti:| ou iln- lirsl .Mon dny 111 Si-Jii.'iiilivr. I'otli pli-ndnt not iMillly t•117111.7, luiil uii.s Jivvd nt $-11,000, and llum n{ (',iiituii*\ .it **;,,<*k.. mu an uic.irr Horn juy. '.V.h.liill^tf**], .Imiti: 17- A Tf.M'Vl'iftit [ir»n-("ffjfTtv Inr nn ri^ht hnnr A.tv wnt iiliopit-il I iy tin; lntirii.ittou.il I trot lier- liiKwl nl UtfjUiiii-.i!.. Indav. 'I'Ik* tlianirr will not Iktihiu- i-flrrtivr ulilil tin- l-itl-r part of t$n-. Noifolk, Vn,, .Time ifi.--'riut iiejjro, Willimii Lie, I'lmr^ed with nsMaiiHIiij! Mrs. Holh it ll.ulies, und her cousin, Miss ViumesN 1'owi-ll, ol Kliiftston, Aid., wus hi-oii)-lil mtli'ly Into Mnr- iolk todav hy thu Mflitln, who u-nre I Im lied to Hithtvillu hy order of tins governor to prevent the pii-ioner Iwinj,' lynrlicd. I)e|iiity filierifl I.mikloid istiili'S ilm|, he Iuin llm iii-urn's ronfeHslon, 7,ho Miinluiidi'is who rros'i-d tin- hnrdrr into Virginia, have rutin lie.! lo llieir I10111M, Dowie is Disgusted and Wishes to die Cliica«ft, .Ini** l?.--Jo!in Alc«tiniler llow.ti-, tin the witn?**. ntntiA In .fmff-fi* J.iiiidi<' .-n«rt lirtay tr«.,ittl>Hii|'ly Wg. —. ~ , j.. Ail for Alinatir* ami laic* no oilier. ' vA- ;.■".■;■ \lKi .; \ . j ;• i'< "■>. jjed for "doaih 'to relieve liim' ol" his son"".>\v.s.riiul defeats. Ife declared also il heshouid.die'Jie would ,, poirto. Ij'iicy.'lo -Varlli ;4'&rfii*'as-;Ulijnii *-.*' the litstorer. Doww, ui, tjtje :toui su xof his Tcalliiiony gavo the following rules to guide n liiaii who is about tp die: .yi\o tilings' in' order— even wliun you go to di'j; "' * ' ' ' • "])('it'f iniike a splnsh and-mess,of It. Goto your death conch und taltit- 'lyAiwait the end, • The occasion, for the discussion 'of ,'deatli enmc' when Howie, figliliuij for' ownership' or Zion City and the re- 'claiming oi possession, which "is now in the hiiiids of Wilbur, Cl. Volivit, r.vii.s tolling or his'first serious illness 'ih part of the ii'stimony on his pres* [ nt competency to rule thu city which iu built, Dowie mnde tin: iimn/.ing its ■ci-tiou Unit nfler lie was first striken tic lay, down lo die, bill' awoke two louts Intel- nllve. ,,"T wus newr so Hs^ustcd ns whin I nwoko two hours Inter nllve," he declin-cd., "nnd I nm Hllll dlsgiipi»d, " CAUGHT COLD ON THE CM * - 9 , A* E. Mumford tells how Psychine 1 cured him after the Doctors give him up —— , ]- " It Ir tw-tlvo yinri'itnca Paychlna cured ma of gallopini-f comumpllon." Tha aiwaWwaiMr. A. B. Mumford, »!<>>■ tent Ull, and lookliij*" juit what he It a huiky besllhy hunct: 11 a nvtlt lii* 01m Una near Mnifnelav/an, Ont. " I cauulitftiycold worklnr »■ » flrantan on (he C.P.R.' lie continued. "I had night iwcaIi'i chilli, and fever and frequent- ly coiijjln>d up plocen of my lungii. i waa Uinlj-lniv ^9} qni] |l,,i rXpcteri «3?J Jl'J.-J wa» no hopo for mo, Two -monlha treat* ment of Psychine put ma right on my feet and I have had no return of lumr trouble •Ince." L If M.-. Mumford Imd alarted to take Ptychlne whan lie (lnt caught cold he would have aaved hlmielf a lot of anxiety, and luiTcrlnir. Pnyelilna ciir***j all lunir (roubles by klllln**- the Rormi-the rooU of thedlieaie. , . I/ist Your Property \yitli -*,..' " FRED'BASS.- '* .... FKltNIK EMl'POYMEN'T . ' ■* AGENCY. Property lor*,Sale, .Rent or Exchange Rents ' Collected. Employment Fnr- ; - nlshcd. '•; . " '.'* Mft**fi-SeM*-*ft* PSYCHINE (f tmtontotm SUtsts) 50c. Per Bottle lMt%**w ***** tt m*v* M-«Jt *t***nm*is. II. T. A. ILOeUM. UmlUd, T»r«U. Philip Carosella General Merchant and Dealer in Wines, Liquors and Cigars. "■;. irm'Rjsri'Ei, b,. o. '' ' " Hon.'Wm.'Gibson, President. •- ;.,- . , ■-'..'-AA-.-., i»« :'" J. Turn-bull; Vice-President and General',>M.inag'er..A*.. -. -. - ;'' ' -i. -y. ■.- • -*--,';,- . ■ , 1 74 Branches throuyhout Canada - - Mi'i'i-y, OiJcis nnd Hnifis iss.iifd. paynlile in Cnmidn'or*;ihron(1.' ''" ,' ••' '; " Foiclgn -.Irarts cashci-V. ■' Spcciyl-i-iJyfiiila^os iivS.'ivin^s Dc-ptiflnient.'* **' -* "4Qpe"'n in.lhc 'cvQ'hing>!of thc-^-oal-Gb's payUlfvy-from17 till 9 A .• . ." J.-R, LAWRY ARont.Vl-.riN"l'E BIlAXCSl' ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^-^^^^^^^^^ VVfet, t*^MW*p EHWE nw^^a^i*»Maiawyi^ M. J. HENRY'S Niii'HcrloH.. Gi-oonhoiisct & 8ood ', . ii, IIOIIHCH. ,, 7 '., j.' VANCOUVER, B. 0. Hcadqunrlcra for 1'AClFlC COAST OUOWN Ourdctt, Fiultl nud l-'lower Kinds. New crop' now' In stock rondy. for iliitlriliiilioii; iisk.your nuM-chuut fnr tlit-iii In scnlcd pucl-i-is, If lio dots not huttdlt litem wu will prc|)ny lo votu- nearest post olliru 50 5-coul pncktlR/ottr suk-cllon nf (.nnd vniio.* tics, for $1, to introduce them, l.urjrc slock ol HOME OUOWN I'rutt nnd Oinatiieiitnl trees unw matured for Hit Nprinj: Irnilu, No expense, loss or tlelitv for um* Rullon nr liisjii-t'lloii, Let nm prlco your list hefntu plnr- iiiir vour older. OiwiilKiuses, Pluuls. Floral Work, Hue Supplies, Frull I'nrkn'-es, Ferllll/trs, VAe. CnlnloRiiu Free, M. J. IIKNRV, join Wcaliiiiiutcr Avi-.,. Vniiconvcr, II. C, ncHurren Bros. r>D A •%/*%« ram 1 •-•- m mt m m lm m*sml * Sand, Lime & Wood FOli SALE. Olllrc In runri-if How Poon Illnak, Pornln, 11,11 IIT I'ATKONIZK 1I01JK INMWUY tW SMOKE Orow'* Host 8peolal Miner's Favorite Olnnrs Secohd-Hand Store Opfinfd up ntxt lo Icetnn UaM SHCONDHAND (1001)8 IlOUdUT AND SOU) Tor Cntth J/tH.lL THRttV, ■CJ-NTDia-R aST'El'W MAMA.Q HlvtBHSTT /- amos oouorn, Proprietor Well furnished rooms. The tahle "is* supplied with'-the hest the market affords. The ba r is sunplicrt liquors nnd eicttrs. ! with the liest wines, * *%^^^%^^*%^%%^%1|>%^1^^%>*^%%%^^^%%^^ J »j«<* j*» -"X**!"*!**' "X-* »X**X"*X**X**X* *X* *X**I*" X* "I""!** "I****-J-* *I**l* • * **X* "I* "-*X***J** >X** *X*>*X*- ■ X**I**X**X"*" •("■"X^'X***' X* ** t*"* X ""X* *l**X**J** The Serrii-Ready I I Ilf IH1.IIHI In ii iii - • For -lJp-to«(lato<" Clothing, and Gont'M Furnishings. Drop in < and bo fitted up. j Don't forgot the place L;l;W. Block \ >»°^j«»p»i«»j..j«.j«.j.»{«>j«»j.>i>»j«.j«.]>^ L,"li!g» 90 HOME COOKING •and Home Life Cun hr enjoyed hy (uk iu<- your uienl.i ot The Royal Restaurant In rniijitiu-llnti willi the. "Hovnl Hotel,! Tlm linil meiil Reived in ! tlui city for ?-•* i-eiils. A lew more ri-Riil nr Imnrders desired. Your prttionaKi* f, .'(»n«rtt''ill" i-ii1tnKi.il ' ' ' ..', AU, WIllYlUIKIil' KMl'LOYBD. MRS. IM. HOIzLZEL, Proprietress ! f»«ttt»»tCtt0»»O6O®OttfKt>*»»»-i«>fMM»»t»l iPhone 12 For Pine Stntioncry, Office Supplies, Ledgers Day Books, Jourrmls, Cash Booltn, Letter Books Typewriter Paper and all goods kept in stock in a first class Hook and Stationery Store. The Palace Drug Store H. F. McLEAN, Manager Agcuu Art Iliill I'liino. llerj*.atld.ff. Mquhl Vfuei-r, WftWi'i Cumlici. **m * ***** iftfiff^'^-^ srJ^'-^^ij*^**- >-.^^j'~:J^*A*t>\'' »•" ^ ^Y^Y}^"' *• ".' t. ''''A • 7"V*>? V? THE FERNIE LEDGER', FERNIE,- B. C. JUNE 201 1906 as b M Devffis Island ''■^,,y*W.'>".''".' French Government Wants AmericanCrook who Makes Uet-Away From Penal Settlement London, June i6.—The. prisoner dead body, .supposed- to bt thatA, of of his revolver. s-jgtainst whom extradition proceeding.*' arc being taken hy the French government' and who appeared at Hew street police court , last week is watched ..day and night. If he is really thefanions Edward Guerriu, there is no doubt that he is one of the most dangerous criminals' alive. . So far he has not admitted he is Human, although■ the . police are (juinj confident of liis identity. Giierrlnls 'life"story is" remarkable. After serving several'sentences of •imprisonment,he was.convicted of blowing up with dynamite the strong room of the American express company , in .Paris, and was sent ■ to serve a life sentence to Devil's island1 tbe desolate and pestilent place near' Cayenne where; Dreyfus was confined. The story of his escape as told to an old confederate reads, like '- the adventures of a hero of a boy's ,bpok of adventure.-Already, if we are to believe his own story,-'. he' was planning to escape when*on the outward voyage to Cayenne. His yrst move tt> wards . regaining his- liberty was , to get .on friendly* terms with -a warders'1 wife, a matter which ht complacent- ■ ly observes was not very difficult, the fact being that he is a remarkably handsome man. Through her he obtained money from friends in Chicago, wh'erisA'he had spent a good many years of his life, arid presentr lv Ue contrived by means of the same, friendly agency to 1>e ordered' .with two other prisoners, from his cell near the.military headquarters to a spot at the-extreme end of the island. Soon, after-arrival here the the prisoner, was found on the island and was identified by the author ities as that of Guerrin.. The funeral took place,' a wooden board -with Guerrin's- namt on it 'was "put oyer the grave and the name of Guerrin was expunged from the records ' of the convict settlement. Ilut first of all he had to effect his escape to the mainland, ia task of ex ti-aoi-dinury" ;*i.-ril and dilliculty. The Hi rec uieii had food, water aad supplies'- and money, while Guerriu had' a revolvtr. With some rough tools, which' they hud also brought''with lliem, the confederates, workiyig nighti and day, made a sort of boat by scooping out the trunk of a fallen tree,as well > as paddles. " When their dugout 'was ready they eiiVlrarked oil*: night nnd "set out 'in tlie direction of. Dutch Guiana. Dutch Guiana was a long way off, but the men did not dare laud at any place 'within. 200 miles of the. place of captivity. They took it in turns,, to do the' paddling and to sleep.. Their Giiertvn noticed'that his two coiiipp-nions would whisper toj^'tlner'i when they thought he was asleep, and he also noticed that they were quite willing to paddle ' while *. he rested. He kept his,cars open and heard thorn planning to=inurder. him and rob him of his money. Guerrin lay still in the bottom of tlu* vessel gripping his revolver, and when hifj companions crept toward liim, with knives'in tlu-ir hands he pointed the muzzle.at them. The men were alarm ed and were ready, to promise anything if he; would uot shoot: He simply 'ordered them to go on pad three men escaped into a swamp, not dlinpr while lie sat in the stern of the For three,days and nights this con tinjiJtU, if' the convicts own statement cau be credited, until at .last they 'landed, half 'dead from fatigue and loss of rest and sleep, Gne'rr.n immediately left the two others, tak ing with him all he could -lay his hands on, and leaving them exhausted in the bottom of the boat. " At length free, Guerrin started to .tramping northward, but how long the journey lasted he had no idea, for in the course of- it he lost all conntof time. He was captured by n tribe of Indians but at the md o( four days ' he"succeedcd in making his escape.' Another day and night of wandering follpwcd, ,and then he at last found himself in. Parniaiibo, Dutch Guiana, iu such a dreadful state that'he describes vhimself as having been a bag of Jicines, rotten, with fever. There he managed, to -V-uli sist fbr a^time and taking a ship at Georgetown, to New York, arrived in tlie latter city without a penny in his pocket.; ' „ , , Afterwards in : Chicago -he talked freely with,his old associates on tlie subject of the extraordinary adven- tires and he ridiculed tlte notion that the French -government would ever at tempt'to secure his extradition. "When you're dead on their.books" he said, "yon arc dead all over, and they are too polite, to think of extraditing dead men." Recent developments have shown that' Giierrin was mistaken, although it should prove after all that that the English police have been at fault'in identiviiij-- him with the man in custody here. Douibl less the mystery "of the man's identity, will speedily be cleared up with the aid ol the French svsleinAot an- United -Mineworkers of America closed a two-weeks mefctiUg today. A per capita .assessment of 50 cents '. per week oh the working tUettiher.ship ot the -organization fwasf ordered. It is estimated that this will bring in a revenue' of from $125,000 to 5150,000, RunSCRIBB FOR THE LEDGER. SUBSCRIBE FOR *THE LEDGER. --fr— : ; ■ " THE POLLOCK WINE CO., Ltd. .Wholesale Dealers and Direct Importers of SCOTCH AND . -. IRISH WHISKEY, LON'DOX DRY ' * OLD TOM 7 AND HOLLAND GIN, . POJIMERY , CIIAMI-AGNE SCHLITZ BEEk, ALE AND STOUT, . BURJIE1STER WHITE ANI) RED PORT AND WHITE ROCK. I. O. F. No. 3172 last Meet in I. 0. F. Hull on the Tuesday in every month*.- W. ,T. J. *M0RRlSS0N7FinSec L. P. Eckstein BaRRISTER-AT-LaW, SoUClTOR' El*C. 'looms 1 & 3, "Henderson block, Fernie, 13. C. . F-G, Latuc BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. .'■' Post Olliee Block. Fernie. D. C. far from the seashore, Meanwhile a ] boat, with his finger on the trlgeers thropomctrical service. Kias and Make Up New York, June if*.—It hns becoine bled from the other side that she known why thc Countess dc Castellans' did not coin* to America on the Niagara, thc yacht of her brother, Howard Gould, *• •'. ., . -' , The Countess has concluded to for give her husband and return to him Such Is, the apparently authentic gos* j French law, TfAVnim Gould's sip in society circles. II had bee ca had. sailed ou the Nia'gnra. Her failure to come gives color to the story that a reconciliation has .been 'effected. Another, thing that strengthens the story is the inanncr in which"; thc divorce • suit lin*** dragged, Under the rose against^her husliaiid is as good ih it i.s suvposed here to be, she can force it through the courts much, faster than it has .gone. The main cause of the. reconciliation is said 1.0 he thc. countess' love for her child- ran,-.aml her desire that1 they shall have, all thc advantages of the title for which she paid so much, and "which ndvantages.vin a social wav .it least, would "be partly nullified if the father were divorced from the inothei Part of tlie story of the roccneili.i- lion is to the 'effect, that an entirely ntw financial arrangement may be made lietwccn the count and his wile, and that his spending ability will Ia- curtailed even more than it hns been, Sole Agents in Canada for Windsor Tonic, Jag Destroyer. '* % %Y THE WALDORF HOTEL WK.-* I—M—■—<B—-—■■ TIIE HOME OF COMMERCIAL MEN AND TOURISTS >BBHMnaMWBMn^aB>miMMH><>HWKaHni ItATF.8S2.ia PEIi DAY," ROOMS ENGAGED BY WIRE BUS MEETS'ALL TRAINS .. + .'MODERN, r "■" * CONVENIENCES 7 ' - Thos. Pogue, Jt Jt Proprietor \V. Jl Hobs, K.C. J. S. T. Alexamth Ross & Alexander UARKISTKUS, SOLICITOUS, ETC KEKMIS, JI. 0. Odlee In J>. T. \V, llluck, Vk-torl* Avenue, * J7 Barber, l.d.s., d.d.s., DENTIST •1 HOTEL Bn Fernie, is a pleasant home for all who travel. ROOKS RESERVED BY WIRE. T. WHELAN, Manager*. L T. W Block, opposite the Bank 0'tiee hours—8 a.m. to 8 p.m. W'J. Wriglesworth, D..D.S. D*fcj3srTisa? "• Omen JlouitSi- t i-.to Is* a. m. 1 to 5 p. tn U.80 ton p.m. . Offico in Alex. 1 ■J|;'s biock over Slum's Uiikory. gEEXIE,, - - ,- ii. , %.. $€ ■'%■ A 'A fruils a-pd Summer Drinks ITc.-c you'll find everything the season affords in line condition. COMK IN*" AND SKIS. J. R. McEwing *mwSW*S9<t 1 I.™—.—*<—■» .■nP".TI.|!"»F" u Italian in the Toils for importing Young; Girls From Southern It- aly--125 Women in His Establlshihents. J. G. CUMM1NGS PROVINCIAL AND DOMINION LAND SURVEYOR . Office : L.T.W. Block Fhrnie British Columbia E. W. WI0D0WS0N CHEMIST AND ASSAYER * ^.ate ftsjiftycr Xt-lson Smulter) OoU. Silver or Lend ench... M.OO Copper ll..'>' Uoli.-Mlver..... H.6J Clmit-e- f«r ",llu<' metul* on nppliiiition B*AKF.R"5T~Nni30N I " P.O.Drawer lies J'Jiono AC. Change of Business Having* leased the Fernie Li very and Dray business of Wm. Hand- ley, 1 am prepared to do all kinds of braying' and Livery work. Agent for Ferine Coal, Summit Lime and DJstributlugr Atfent of the Canadiah Oil Co. Give me a caH Frec| Handley .v-H'*i4W-!-K^-«**HW*K-«^^^^^ LB, C. HOIVIE OF FASHION MRS. WAGGETT (MISS VARTY)y IfJIic^FjernieJrtisbVMffl^^^ HOTEL FERNIE I.os AiijfHef., Cal,, June 17,—Oa/.* lti|(. with nail ryi'N tliroi»-^li the ,hars of t. ctll in tli* 1'iieblo juil, Rcglnn Rc- bimzl, u Klip of a girl in her seven* t*euth niiniiiur watched the move- uieiitH- of a caged Ivenst oeross the (tilde of cells. The ln-ast walks rcNt- leHHly hack and forth like a tiger ond liln. until is utriped-willi hid* eoiiN inarkii nf nin. <- Viiicvut d« Iloiiin ami tlio girl were arrtsti.il hy Deputy United Htuteii Mar uliat AiUnifi UiNt Saturday Until were taken front 0 dlsn-putalile Iiohno owned hy d« llntiU, and placed iu the i-ouuty jail. Kr^ina will lie hcIiI Imck lo her native country, and thc ' man will he tried before United Htates Coiiiiuissinner Trimble. If convicted he niu.Ht serve teu years In the pen- Itciitinry. . l-'ollowing the ai rests . horrible dis* clo.suii'N of the Irnllic in young Ital-' iuu girls were made. , The dclnilN of Jli-j-iuu ,lh*bu/y,i-n life nre peculiiirly pitiful and revolting, J)e IIoiiIn liecatue IntercNtcd in her in January, lyo-*** She wiih Ntlling or* nngVN 011 the xlreetH of San Sekern, in Apulin, Southern Italy.. He learned that she ■supported herself nnd her grandmother, Taking ntlvnr.tag.* oj the vIiIIiIh igtiorantc luted her lo America with hint under promised of Ktartiiig her into imlipetid.-itt business ko that sho touldiifH rich and bring her griindmotlier to IIiIh country.also He Ilouiii hojii diKpelK-il her dreiiius of liappini'NS and ulTlticiicc uhen he brought her to l'ueblo and .placed her miller the tutelage ol a wouinn in the, tenderloin district. lie Himl.i Ih no Id to ik-rivr a largo liicoiiie from liousen of thin character, 'wlijvli con* lain nearly n hundred young Italian glrlH. Is a pleasant home for the traveler. Simon Dragon, Proprietor. totel kfevnie, 3B. C | 9*0*0***0****0******** THE BEST OF SERVICE 00909000000900000096 * CAT.L AND SEK Davky k Ladrroutk H i. < • '.AVING. been appointed agent for thc 0. B. ■• C. Corset Co., Ltd., Toronto, a large 4. consignment pf these choice products has* this day arrived. See model in the window. Also my. large £ i. consignment of English Straw Hats arc nearly .sold ;; out and cannot be replaced t.his season. Intending!! purchasers must Call Pzarly to avoid disappoiniincnt. Note the address Mrs. Varty-Waggett; i* Ciear Co. Workmen's Pensions and Shorter Hours • •-■•■■H'^^'f'-fr"*'*!** :; Fort Steele Brewery Co., Ltd * > FHRNIE, ll.C. ( . I Brewers of Extra FIno > Lngor Boor and Aoratcd ! Waters. Bottled do oils 1 a Specialty. 4 . ... tug. <f-^>f>M.H"H'|"|**f*M 4"M"l"l' •H'-f^'f *? "*f*f*f •f "t** Nelson, B. C. Smoke Royal Seal, Cigars. L Atkinson, .... fernie, B. C ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* French Government Adopts Radical Policy »»Econoiiilo aiid Social Reforms Promised I'ftf's, June 19.—Tlie caliinct'n -Iccl.-v ration of jnilicy was read in tlie bow- »t» aud lioime'iol deputieii today. It elulioraWf numerous social and economic relorwi, Including on Income tjBi, wnrkinfmfiM- prtinlom, and a teluction In the hour* ol Mnn, and Airlamrt* (hut tU f>iiYCrinrittit pro- oosi\t to carry out with ..win****, Imt without leprUalt, "tbe law prnvidln-; for the arpartitlon of ehnrcli and ntnle and to introduce » feneral amnnity ffie«i«re covtriaf »trjl*e and religious (aStlfiUtS. CoaccrniBf tfc« movemenl to lie un dertaked at thc Hagno \tetee confi-r- e*Kt to uti-K* the turn* 'of Ik* power., the eVtlaratloU nt the t\h- Inet txyt: "WAtt efti.tln-aH.jj iU 'toti* fiiWnce in thctanny and navy, France lm|.rn tlmt tlie natlom will drailunl- ly rvorKuni/e the oihltration trl- liiitial an a Imsl* of tht xot-ution ol 'n* terntntioiml i^s*»)ijln» tinMI uni^-i-r-ial oplitfnit jiermlt* llw ualtoiiM* to :lc- creanc tbe weight 'of their milltBry «x|M;tiililuri-a. 8M(M)T H'lU.nS HIS BRAT. Cannot lie Deprived o}, it VMv\tl by Suolution ol K'if)ul«i'*>». " Wa»hl»j»ton, Jntm ift.-Tha inaJorHy and minority reporl.i ol the coimiill* t«c tm tttitiUft* *•* tttttlemt in tl* ttist of Senator R«d tt. Smoot, of miuu, \titi luiiuct liy iSi'UutuT, lltir- rowa, ilt-i;Utinj* that Smoot was not tntitltd lo llin Mill, am) tin latter liy Senator Foraker, taking tliu oiHWdite view. Si-nntor Hiill>*w( n>ini i«* a incinlwr ol thu coiuiiiiiUe, «uuU that while In- concurred in llio vitwn of the majority, lie waa ol the opinion that Kmoot could not lm deprived of llin Kc.il under the constitution *t*tp% by * rewilution nf evptilifoii. Senator Smoot waa prcucnt when the wjv>rt*f «'iTe pri*v*riled, f'nili-r tliu plan tiUjigs-.XsA by Hniii-y, a vote of two-thirda would he nwmary ' for vacating the neat of the UtirJi Mnn tor WtKRY FOR MISKWORKKHfJ. Per Capita AnwuitWBl.of 50 CenU a Week Levied. fadia-aapolltt, June lA.—The. wi- t*******u*****m****»****\ mimmjfim GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY Will Sell 9fr Day^ Round Trip torsion Tickets WINNIPEG, * ST. PAUL, DULUTH or.clotfier Eattorn Points on Junt* 4, fi, 7, jj, aj, Jfoly •* Ar j. Aunit*t ', ft, o* .^T1* *• »° i For dtUlled Information, ttlet, tie., mil on or t.lr*»* II. U UI.AOKfiTONK, Fernlf, B. C. r if Mako your wife happy by buy- * ing a Steel Kan^c of J. I). Quail Satisfaction Guaranteed or money refunded Vtah, wen* ynUrday prevMtd in the tional emalive eoenn.llte* of ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* ■H1B MM *> -^ THE FERNIE LEDGER, FERNIE, B. C JUNE \ac 1906, THE Issued every 'Wednesday from the of-c | lice bt publication, Todd • Block,- Victoria . Aye, Feruie, British Columbia. Is Reason i). G. JIOTT ., aiBIKLli Bditor Managcr for "the Many Great Northern Extensions--America Will Soon be a Food Importing Nation ; ;^ !air. Where petroleum .occurred, said Dr., Bell,-it, was invariably .f0}1.11^ that loose pervious strata. (Hkte sand-; O stone) were separated- by /relatively I narrow thicknesses of'impervious str.i I ta,such,as clay, slate, etc., These strata were folded into anticlines,and syncl.nes. From tlw anticlines tl'.*- petroleiiri. was • obtained-**' aud if thev were dome shaped and the boring was right on the apex, then a much more regular and richer' flow1 could probably- l)c"7<;>btaii*ed; f7A.... '. 7:i7. -\ "* The fact 'that--■ Dr.'Bell expressed 2. To carry "on the business of gen. eral;traders in and manufacturers of .;■ all kinds of meats ;aud provisions. \ :'o.'. To deveiUipi ,wa-,tcf .pawersiand;, to equip, maintain and operate pow- * er plants, and produce electrical or other enerfc<y therefrom so far"as may, necessary, convenient, or ad,vabtaj*{-". leous iu connection with its other op- I el at ions. ... •■ ' ' ■■ hav 1 d .'''' ■ ".-..". j sive construction of political fences,^ pul)i18:j:i.ti m this citv, under dale of ooo square miles of fertile agriciiltur- many .. - ■ ■ , . this greasing of dic/govcrnmental '"a-j JlJlu ^ „,,„„*.<■ a„ 'inleiesling state- al lands. The development, of this will have to import wheat from Can-■■ the IHU system, serving vears before the United States ■ mountain cliinery and tuning up of old caslYIlu.nl lo.,chiiig ;Mr. Hill's new .scheme aside organs as indicated in Nelson Y, rajlw,,y ij^iiiliiig iir Canada. by the lesiiriection of the Tribune ini -jiaolAubjoct is lii-aled in a very gelithe garb and vestments of the Nelson | cra* w;iv ulu* at considerable < length Canadian. It'makes one clww the cud 9 |)1(t ^j,,.' f0nc<wins .aro. the saiiient of reflection, 'fiien the premier's mys-i ,loiuLs.- lical,.warning to his faithful onesi ,u lin.si..a the, Great Northern sys- lliat he will lie back anon,* stirs ourJ,cm iiai) lines Ironi Sratt'.e, north .to imagination and we wonder with in- 1 Vniuouver,, I:l-iii Spokane to Nelson, satiable curiosity what date in l'001'^ ji^sland, Grand "/-irks and Midway, Richard's "ahnanack,., has.U'en set,^, j. ^ ^ fronrBoiiners' l-Vr.'v, .Idaho, aside for his triumphal* return.'' But ■ there is something doing, ljecaii.se » we luar vague rumor's of money lav- iida. Kootenay fertile lands mnnication,.with .the Canadian road ncaring completion, the rich' district., must have corn- corn- , Mr long:will it .be licfore Stales " ceases to l.e wheal importing nation?" a- Wc .north to Kus-koiiook, and Doin ■Uex< lord, Mont., north to Kernie, B. C. Under llie charter of the Vaucomer, islily, spent at the various stations oI q victoria & Eastern, an east ami west _ is a short dislamv south of Vancou- >vcr, B. C. Tliis new line opens a rich the pilgrimage and evui I'Yrn-.e *is *i <J>ij«u ovor 300 miles long is being )milt few dollars richer by reason ot the I ,)om . j£ijway viy Kcromeos and visitation. With the advent, of .sum-J p,-,lt:ct01, l0 Clov-crdalc, B. C, which iner the unollicial forecaster is get-1 ting ru his work and on giving car to the ..voice of this trouble brewer, I )a* aud j,lmlA.r district, and -.bile wc find'that Billy Boss has sickened J ;t wi]. 1>rovc a vaiuai,ic feeder for of his job:and will never again <<ark-6lll(; Great Northern, Mr.' Hill has cn thc doors of parliament with his o,.,,.^],^ ti,0 conclusion that the rap- portly shadow.' l)u the other -hand A, developiiioiit. of Western Canada we find Irom other, sources that this Vw)., -„sljfy ulc COnsliuel'«in of ' an- nontlcinun is not contented with the <j>oUli;r transcontinental line, and there uuremiirierativc honor of K. C section ('luring thci past few years lias been remarkable, Hundreds ' of The occupation of these thousands* of farmers have Hocked to mums an immense grain traffic for * mercial centres this new country from the United the railroads, and Mr. Hill has de- Slatcs, and the inllux continues. tcrmined to get u s'laro of it. Hill asks this question:'.'How mountainous regions of British Cal- liest part of ', the transcontinental the United unibia are wondeVfuUv rich in coal, route, and when it is completed Snail minerals and lumberAThe farmers oii most difficult step toward a through now the prairies east of thc mountains 'line will have becen -taken use 600,000,000 bushels of wheat an- need this coal .and* lumber, and there road from Kernie to Winning can be nuaUv lor bread and seed, and the will be a large'-.trullie. in these'com-; built on.a four-tenths grade and with vearl'y .consumption is: increasing at a modities when the line to. Winnipeg-. *-"rv<-'s not to exceed- three degrees rapid pace. With our population grow, is built. > . . . --->-**'-™cM*>>' win »°"- ■« difficivlt,_ an< ing ateadilv, home, consumption will The people of* western" Cajnadn want K ••*" estimated that the. road'can be , o . built-at a cost of from„, $20,000 to == ■ - ■ ■ -■- $25,000 per' mile,, while the cost, ih- q *mm\ Am. t'• v* a* ««r«H W» •# -a u eluding terminals, will not exceed Great Northern Will Build It s»^p«« testimony to the lvalue of the ptoti- irtieV now lieing,developed in Alberta aiid British Columbia. The road now lieing built through ■I'ii; the mountains constitutes the costliest part of ', the transcontinei the >ugh The ' v Minard's I/aiiment. is,'the only lin- iiiient* asked for at niy.-store and .tho only one wc.keep for sale. All thepeopie use it. HAlililN FULTON. Pleasant Bay, C. B. ' t Aid. W, \\\, Tuttle. has resigned as /lire chief and Assistant Cliief Baldly lias l>cen appointed in his, phice. Miuaid'sf 'Prtcnd. ..' ' I4in*imcnt lumberman's ,mt(J/.foi-c he has decided to build from Win of stniitial -in the shape ofta cabinet al'" Ys^' Iniles. The two arms extending to Nelson, ?" would appreciate.something rmore sub \ nipeg wesl tQ Ft,rniC) ^ distance poiniment. Sir. Ross, apart .from his O services'- on the Kaien island invesli- 9and. Kuskonook can be connected by gation coinmitlcc which were "of very |thc coiisttuction of M miles of road. doubtful utility to his party, has oTht r|)ul- of thc Vnnt011vcr winning been a most constant not to say j ,*„,. wi„ 1])t,„ ,)C [roJ11 Vancouver via „ servile supporter of the McBride gov-VMj(hvVlv t(> ' HarcnS( Wash., tliivice erriineiit. Consequently, ir Premier Mc <Avcf t]*lc nin,n 1|nc rf ^ QKal NoJ.., Bride is.able to give full swing lo his ^^ {q Kcxfonl> Monl-) n]'ul Ulcncc feelings, of gratitude he can not over--! orth lQ-Pcrl,ic aml on l0 W.inniiKR. look' the handsome bov from - the [' „„ .... ^ .. . . , ■ * « I ' Ibis is bv no means a direct route co.il fields. Wc therelore come to the Qr ., , -• . , .- .. , .•: ,- ,,. „ .,, , 1 from I'ernie to the coast, but it conclusion that Mr. Ross will be 1 ,, , , . ,, , .... ,. .,..,• ,.--.■ Vwould lx* almost minossih-c «o bir.ul 'lorcea bv iiucontrolablc circvinstani-es', . „ .. . , \- . , J_1- ^—.; 1 —-—■ d-froiii—rernie—west— tliroiiEli~tlic_inoun*-- to again becoiau the standard bear l, , . _ ,„,*-,'., ., , .". „, I tains to Grand l-orks, which would cr'for ln*s party m the district. lheO, . . ,. •• • , , 1 I be ueccssarv 111 order to secure a socialist and lal»or parties 111 l<enue i .. ,..,. *.„, *.. , '. ,, S direct line, lhc instance bv the. loutc setiii, to say,, the least, to ne at -,. , . „.. , ,, ' , , , y,outlined Irom \\iiuiipcg lo Vancouver logger heads and unless their dilhcul- | .,, , ., • - .. ' „ .»-.,---- ,. ,..,i. , iw'11 he 1575 miles against :^Sj miles lies arc adjusted between now and r> ■• * , ,. ,* , ,,u ',,-.,,. *, , 1 bv the present line of the Canadian the date-of election, there apueais lol,* ,„ , „..- , .*, -• . ,-■• 1 ,- ■,;,-. r' iicilie from Winnipeg to \ancouver. be a fair chance ot seeing both a la- ,,„ . -,, ' .„, , , . ,-. . ,., . 0 ^hat are Mr. Hill's reasons for lior diul socialist candidate iioiiiiuat- ,.,,... . . , A A' 11 .* .... c'.bnihbiig tins new transcontinental id. As for the hlx-nil cause 111 I<einic . ,. , ., v . JJmc when nlrcndv thc coiinlrv. is lliere are numerous aspirants wilh.O- . , *■ ,-- , ,.,, ,. , , ., • I Ircing served bv the Canadian Pacific, verv good (iiia'iilicatioiis, but it is an-r , , „ ,". „• , . , , ,..'**.,,,* , ., , .., . 1 nml the Ciinndiiiu Northern, with the licipnled that when the battle , is oni , ,. . , ' ,, .... .,, , , , otirnnd 1 nink Bacilli* under construct- all differences will have lroen sunk ■ The extensions of the l'.-oat Norlh- # : ,ern iiito Canada arc'under construc- ' , •*' . A. - tion from St, John,''X.'I)., to Bran- New York, Juiic iS.—James J. build it. That is, not true. It is, a don,, Man., 75 miles, from Xeehe, E. Hill, president of the Great Northern Great Northern-enterprise. The line D^ t6 portagc l<a" Prairie, 79, miles, railway, expressed indignation over,a will'be owned* by, the-Great Northern ^nA jroju Walhalla, N. I)!, to Morden,. recent alleged intei-^ew iu which he '.whicli will prov*dca funds to "construct jian_- ,20 miles. The Brandon extcn- was quoted as saying that he and it. A '.' ' sion is being built tinder the charter his friends would build the Vancou- "There is" no* intention to issue any of the Brandon, Saskatchewan & Hud vcr-Wiiinipcg line with their pep-on.il bonds, but there 'will certainly be; a son j^ay Railway,, and the'Portage la means, that the Great Northern had stock issue. The public will not be prajrie and Morden extensions arc- no interest in the road, and that the asked to put up the'-money, so it is" being built under the charter of* theY'scrilx-d land near Rlko,'in ihe district two lines were distinct enterprises: not the pnblic's business how. the: no'-" Midland railway .of Manitoba, which 9of East Kootenay,'B. .C. "It was stated," sai-d he, "that^Mr ccssary funds, will lie raised. But aiso has ji charter for-a'line **from A "Commencing at'a post planted at Hill would b-ftild the Canadian line— the Great Northern will"provide them Winnipeg to the iutcrnntional line at I the Northeast corner bf ^lot. No. 73161 that Mr. Hill and his friends would ,. ' ■ . ' * Emerson.A ' - « „v thence north 40 chains;' thence west' NOTICE -Take notice that'within sixty days I-intend' to* apply; Xp"!tliei*chicl com-:'!, missioncr of lands and works for a special-license, to cut and carry away timber Irom tlte following lands sit-. - uated in southeast Kootenay district'. Commencing'at a post marked John. Dockstader's-southeast corner, about one mile west of the mouth oI.'Tnn-i.' ncl creek where it empties into thi* Elk river, thence north 80 chains, tlience west So chains, theuce south' 80 chains, thence east So chains to place ol commencement. Located May 19th, 1906. ... JOHN 1)0CK«TEA1*)ER, -1 " * Locator,. e . • , '' *' , Per U. B.J10CKRTEADER, AfgLllt. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. ' The contractors of Fernie ; will please take-notice that After April ist,-. 1906 the Carpenters and Join- is of Kernie'I.ocal 1220 will demand four,dollars (4.&0) for eight (8) "hours' work. - - W. A. CONNEIJ*. 7 President, U. B. of C. & J. U. 1220, Fernie.A NOTICE. ' Notice is hereby given that 60 i*days after date I .intend" to apply to jthe chief commissioner of lands .and .works to purchase the following de- ■DARTLETT HOUSE., formerly the V Clark, the best $1 a day hotel in Nelson. Only .white, help cnjloyed G. W. BART1.ETT. Proprietor. Hill Gets Midway & Vernon That the main line from Winnipeg A 60* chains, tlience south., 40 cliains, thence cost along north line bf lot NoT'7*Ji6'6o cliains to" place of commencement.'' ' hated at Elko, JVC,"May 30, 1906 LOUIS I.ACHANCE. will run through Brandon and Port age la Prairie is certain, but Vest- fromUhc former point the route is known.only,-to Mr.-Hill and liis lieu-, ' - ... .-.. =•■- 'tenants. 7 ' ' "' ■• - ;' "" Extensive terminals have been pur- , ■. . ° ■ , *• * . - "St. Paul, June "16.—It is reported Last wcck{-,.*t,ooo tons of steel'rails "chased at Winnipeg at a cost,'of over here that Jas. J. Hill, iircsitlent of were ordered for this line from Cape $3,000,000, and,0tcrminals have.. also A- "Tlie-Great-NoftIiWiT"*l*ailwa5^1ms7*|nir^B^ chased'a controlling interest.in the will-be rushed through without delay la Prairie. Work on these extensions^ Midway & Vernon. railwav cx"-i:cting The line,; which is about 100 miles'in is well advanced and will be complet- -' to use this as a link in his hew line length,'was originally-projected . by . cd by early fall. '-' . between Kootenay and thc coast. New Yoik capitalists. '' * SYNLi>SIS Of , CANADIAN NORTH-WEST . MINING REGULATIONS.'- flay Go to HudsbtVs E&y "V and the party united on one candidate who bv common consent will.hu , ion.1 In Manitoba, Snskatcnewaii and The Ledger is in receipt ol u communication from Thomas E, "Kelly, secrelury of Moyie Millers' union, W. I'. M,, enclosing a certificate" showing, ill., niciuhership of llie Western Fed- criitioii of Millers,-with n ri«|iicst thai it be published, loi* the purpose ■ of correcting a sliileiiiuiit recently mnde 111 the I,i*dg.*r by u correspondent that the .membership ol the federation had dwiiidlud down tn about H.noo.. The following l.i 1111 extinct from the secret iiry-tn-nsinvi's lust ainiiiiil report, nnd its correctncs.s is certified to: "' N'o, clmrlL-r.s issued to local iiu-_ ions April' 1, I'A'.S I" April >. . 190/1 i' .Vi N'o. unions in W. V. 111. Apr, ,v. '-Ml Mi'iulicrsliip .Mnnli 1, 191U .,,■,.. 19/153 Mcinbersliip Apr. 1,. mofi 40/135 ,Scuttle l'.-J.- ' Within line tuoiilli Ironi the ' .billot his rnpluic, Hill Miner, liuiulil, 0 si'iilt'iiceil by a provinciiil indgc, wns <*> in (the provinciiil penitent liny uf Xiw Wi'stiiiiiistei-, II, C, siir'-ing n life rii* li-liiv. If, (iiii'i! look King (oiiiilv nine* vcnr.s lo Mini ,1 ■iiiii'iliiri!*' lo i-m'u q lion, nud the Mii-niu-lniHili nnllioii 1 K* li the electric chi.r While, lh.< Miner^ i-nw mny not lm t'u* iu>>i in Cun.iil.j i.t ii mints, llie il<t,iv.t ilriraitirli.lli'A ol those ol A-'.n7v nte iliiIv l-'cll in prmtiiY 'the.-. 'Ihr lunVniiieiKi'il ' ilifli-rHii-ii In 1I1*-* llriiish biAfr*. Aft not play politics li.e c-uilMM In nu * O—O—O—O—O—0—O-O-rO—0,r-<9 - tion and age. „ Dr. Holt is nn authority 'on the •iiibject having worked out a theory which changed (lie methods us.-.'i in the pension bureau of ilctcriniiiing thi* amoiiiif ,of n man's pension according lo liis disnbilitv. , Parties are now in the field west. of Winnipeg, and Mr, Hill asserts that the line from that city to tht coast will be ready for operation by' the' lime the Grand Trunk is completed to Winnipeg. ' *; ■1 The people of Canada are anxious • ,- ■ . to secure Mr. Hill's road and aie Ottawa, June iS,—In the senate rail railway companies, ' wh.'rli arc both making all kinds of overtures, bii.t the way committee today a bill to incor- chartered ,to run to Hudson's bay., president.of the Great Northern says:' pornte the Pacific & .Kiislern line froin, on the ground that it is proposed lo "Wc nsk.no favors. All wc want is, Victoria to Churchill, on* Hudson's traverse the., route Ihey had been ,di'av- fair treatment. We. will purchase our ■jlit of way and will' build our Snd without subsidies." 0-0-0 o-c—c—o—o- KUUKIE LICKNSK DISTRICT. -, A .special meeting of thev. Board oi License Commissioners,-Fcrtiic License l)i-.lrict,\,vyill lie heldb,i*'t the .^cburt, house, Kernie, on Thursday, June 14, at the hour of 7.30 in the afternoon, to consider the following application for a liquor license. Simon Dragon—Hotel Kootenay,. Jaffray. .''''•*' ' J. il. McMUI.WN", ' Chief License Inspector. Coal.—Coal lands may be purchased at 110 -■ neraori for foft coal and 120 lor aiitliracttn,' Not more tl.an S20 ncies can be acqubeii by .M one individiial or compnfiv, "Royalty at th« ' -• rate of ten cents per ton or.»,000 pound* "lliaU; ., :^ be collected on tliu gross output., '.'' ", Quartz—A free miner's ceitlltcnte U granted upon iNivment in advance or ♦*> per annum tor ■ an individual,.and from iSD to JlOOpei- annum . for a company according to capital.. , ,.. ,; A free miner, having discovered mineral ia plac-e,nmy locate 11 claim 1,COO x*l,r>00feet.- ,. * Tlicfcefofrecordingaclaim is JR. . - .* At leasi'iJ-lOOmnstlie expended on tlie claim - eachyearor paid to the.mining recorder in lieu t'hfreof, - When ,W0 lias oeen expended or paid, the locator may. upon having a survey - made, and upon complying with* other -requirements', purrhaie the laud At tl an acre. _jTh« patent provides'for the .payment of »'" royalty of -"J per cent oh" the sales. *"* —^ ^""'77~-7 Pi.ackr mining claims generally are 100 feet , ■- uquiirc; entry fee |& renewable yearly,"-; '% \'^ .-.-. A:-freo niiner:JmAy'. obt'iiii1, two j1«asei lo'"!' /.' drodg* for gold of live miles cneli for a term of'- • tveiitv vears, rbnewnlilo at tlio discretion of he Milliliter of lhe Interior, . 1 ■■ • .' 'J'ho-'lessco shnll have udredge iw ,QU«r»tlon within 0110 season from the date or^.tlie.lease - Tor ench live mile>>.' Hcntiil *10 per aui'uiu for . each',mile of rlvor loused.. Royalty, at the ruto of i. per cent collected on the output uf- ■ tor it exceed*|10,WW- , ' A', W. W. COREY,. .. " Deputv Minister of the Interior, N. D.,—Ui-iMfitlicjfci/ctl. ftitulieia'tion 61 this advertisement will not be paid ■ ,or< ■, - - -..:-. ■ ncknowled^'d -lo'lie the fittest for, I A,,,,"rti' ,ic n,c Rrcnl «rai" pvoduciiif: .Hay, was opposed by M.*i.*iieir/ic & lei'cd'.'lto build on. It was decided by rl'jjl 'tlln f)Sl; ' V, fields of Western Cnnadn, n territory Mann, and the Hudson Hay & Pacific"'a vote of ifi to "11 lo report'the bill, rrfn t *>•—O-^O-^O—O Or-O—O—O—O—O—O- C, P. R. Alberta Oilfields Largest in World. CHKAP RATF.S. * *. Summer Excursions, to. The East. The Calgary Cattle Co. : : Retail Meat-Merchants HEAVY 1'IXK I'OR HUSII 1'IRIC, Vniuouver, .Time 19,—l'ercv Vili-f was lined $50 by Ma'tjislrale Alcxnit .'Icr for liis connection with thu bush f lire ul North Vancouver on .tune T, lie liiiviiij- assisted in stnrtin-* it. * 1 , J' 0—0—0—0—0—0—0—0-0—0—0--0 "IiiiCiuindii, a field has recently I)n.4 lkll pointed oil I thai ' the icsiit Alhertn yon'could* sec these, cS* been discovered in Alberta, ou tlu Alberta, field' was just being opened peeially iu the country near Athbas- slopes, of the Rockies, which is be- up. He-had lieen over it before ,Koiii(,' bnsca. Natural ii;a.N also escaped from lieved will eventually become tin* to New. Xenhind, lie said, and it ex* the ground, He mentioned that some lurgcsii iu the world," So'spoke Dr. teiihed over n great area of country foolish'persons hud lighted fires In Hell, director of the geological survey One'of thc , most distinctive evi- diflerent places with bad results, He when lutei-vieweil regarding; the origin deuces of petroleum, said I)r. Hell, remembered seeing one plucc where a class; hear 90 days, limit for return, of petroleum, by a New Henlnnd pit- wns the existence of littjc sheets fire had been lighted ivbout four years a«d are subject lo usual variations' per published in New Plymouth, near of oil. on the surface of pools of wa- ago nnd the Humes still continue.!, jJilJ>lldt|%cftlJJnJ 5/$! Sreo? U-kS where1 the oil discovery has been made ter. All along tiie lease of the Rock* shooting as high ns aix'i feet inlo lhe Dclifillr^iiU'oniialioli 'on' Vl'<pll<MU>in. -O—OO—O—O—O—O—O—O—O—O— 0™O—6—O—O-o—O—O—3—OO—0—O—o—O—O—O—O—O—O—O—O—O—O , .T. S. Cnrler, I).,P. A., Nelson, II. C. Winnipeg, Port Arthur,* Duluth, St 'aul, Minneapolis, ;'¥53,30, Omaha, $50,80, -'Kan-ias City; $5<>.?5i ■ St. !.ouis -jltoioo, Chicago, $64,00 on sate June /|, 6, 7, -.3, 35, July. 3, 3, An«- ust 7, 8, 9, Sept: H, Jo. On same dates through (jxcuision (ares will bu .quoted to all points in Ontario, Quebec, "Maritime provinces, New York; aud New England, Tickets arc first- W. H. Moore Replies to Howbrook In 110 iiise will the I,edger be responsible for slntcmtiils mnde or opiiiioiif* expressed iu coi'lespoiideuie appearing in its coIiiiiiiin, ' ■'.-•. , ' , $i I,. ,. conclusions ns to whether ..Slicnnan is president or not when 0 majority voted for his resignation, What How brook* thinks' itiioul sociii.lsm or any- thing else will, neither Ho harm nor good,' Hu once .thought nnd only n few weeks ago, that Karl Mnrx founded the Western,Federation of Miners To tin! Editor of the Ferule Ledger,— ulun ns a iu.iUvr.o-f history Marx was iIchiI long In-fore it was founded. Dear .Sii,-In reply lo Mr, .1. II. IlowbWlok's letter of llie 30th c^1 Ui; oiu-e thought hu would vole for and good man let him call himself Mny, iu lhe hedgi-r ol lluit ihite, 1 wish to stale thut my figures as to wlmt Im might, lie. "once thought" It a good policy to gel a working ics have been i:r. "• »li'iii two v. nisT (luvole ou Kheniiiin-N icsigniitloii were not collect, it should hnve been'man in tinder nny uiiiiui nnd iitaiu'way and turn socialist* olteiwurds. elliug llu- mnrd'.-.er ol M.iIhsI I'.i-Jc y instiuil ol jo lo ,13 a»king lor his insigimlloii llml was thu vole given Whenever a Hot-Uilisl is returned from Feinie he will 1* on 11 straight solo luhle 11 motion iniiile iisklng him to reconsider his resignation. When dnllst ticket nud the people will th know wluil they un- voliug for. I Iiud I uni in the wiottg I um ready to acknowledge it, Wu shnll see it In iiiuuslug.li) think of the "great'majority ol our unions having ' to whciliei" the tiiithlul Ilow'luook will do likewise. IT howevei docs uot lx,w to the, iiiinoiity, lho Noiiullsls. It is ou par with that other literary itll.tr the lact tlmt il justice hu.l ln'cii dealt out eveiiliiindci! that not ouiy gem, "thnt .the convention was called owing to the agitation ol ' the Sin-muni but nil district oHiivrs would not now U*<holding their poMlions. socialist pnrly, " nml thnt "overwhelming mnjorily" ,of 17 to 1 fi. 1,1 is II was distinctly stilted (and imderst (lod liy the delegates) by President n p(ty lllntHho/grcnt-minority, does not ntlend, for they would have Iir* Dicken thai ns we could mil agree v. ho was to have the lour voles, llml c,| tfieiti out hug and baggage, .lon-g ngo.'Wilh" regard to his assertion "f >>1 .IS .1/1 ll. , .111",.' I I • \ 1 ' 4,4.1.i'i llial ulna i> i>ji..-> itf ,il>..i.). .- \llil'llr;lll 1uiV.'!.1T\' »v iii.ic li», '.Vi.sUiil l\.iik|.ii,i>ii| './. ,.jiin.ih umc Jmd .-,i,i*»i intl.iln.1,-. but t>w- OHI.RU-OI'TnSUWIZWD. Ht-iciitlst Maintiiins llml Workingmen S llDl.l 111. libit- 11,1.it H..IH. SH^silSI, I,||il lS.il.lSi 7 iiiuiilid, uiul tluit when we voted i-ouii;i wc -.honld lmve three voli-t i-ni-h. Sii^. in ..iiiiuliMn now Juiii only IX^Vid, j ^. jj js JuJm>, uuA ihMeti^e blui 9 'J'lu-ii- Wiii lio objeilion stilled alld w« uudecsiooil .1.. r,i.,. L-n i llooton, Ji.ni: !f.,--llen.Tirtiiing ilii theory »f Dr Oslei regarding innii'i value pt cord ing lo tils nge, De, Ernn* inns IIoll, ol Purl land, Mi*., nt lho hphtluilin/.lof'v ses-.l(iu fil 'llu* Amur* nun Mi-dirnl Associuiiou, »u nn flab- nr.it>- p.ip'-r fill VIij ili.-il M-oniiiiilr« oiiilcliileil lh.it the iTolloinlr vnl ie ol n laWing iiipii deiiea'./i nftrr liis. . •?.<-th venr, nnd Mini On* vnlnr of IhcT iirofeis-ilnniil mnn wnnci alter !iU 40th'? yrnr. y Dr, Holt ptiM-nted ait ct..I>otutv. I.v bit* hhowing lh,it.n iiian'* vnlnc In nioni'v Van icluntly Ik* di-lcniilii'd by tdlinj» into toti*.liVr»t!oTi }\U n-r,-upa. n.r the gisig,iiii\inn m iiHI i'iiMkh-i o.tiiers to 10 iigitinsi, \ iiauunl xiw lorn, weio iniiiiy Wills and tboiiKiinib. 01 |,ji^| )(ot represented. There \otes ou iic.iiuul of receiving tlic|||g||L>Hi nuiiilier of voles in the local one camp, lintu-,*ilud.there is nearly, If not quite, thu Imlance of the fig* union when l-iillotiug for the ollice, nnd Howbrook ought Io know |iy this are In; gives jn llriiish Coltintbiii, It \n on a par- with his 'other state LICENCE TO AN:EX.TIlA*PBOVIN. VINCIAI. COMPANY. COMPANIES. ACT, 1897^ ii - Canada il'iovliice ol llriiish Columbin NO. 346, This In to ccrtlly thut thu "Dominion Meat, ami Cuttle Ranching Com* puny, Umiicil," is authorized iuul HcciiM-d to cuxry ou liiiKliiess wilhiu the* proviiicu of llriiish Coliliu|»lii, nnd tu carry out or vflcct all or uny of the object-, ol the companv to which the legislative authority ol lho leg* d, isluluro ol Hritish Columbia extends. 'i'lie lieuil ollitu of thu company is siuiate at Calgary,. In thu province of Albertu. ,, The amount ol' the eitpllul ol tho Company It on*.' hundred and ninety thou-iuuil dollars, divided into nineteen hundred shares ol one hundred Uuiluin ci-cli. The .hind oll'icc ol Hie "company in this province In', situate at Fernie, and Henry William llerchintr, burris- Ur ui law, wbow; mldrc'.s h Fernie, is tlu, attorney for tliu company. " ' iimlseftl-of of i frrir-iri+tftm Choicest ctttn of fresh iiicatu alwayi bit hand. Ilami. bacon, itnd lard as well. All kinds of fresh Cii. oc -canon. Prompt delivery. Givu us a' call. I' ! TEI.. 18. ■ "- "■■'„■■ Crow's Nest' (I Electric Supply Store All kinds of Electrical - Goods kept In stock. / All work Guaranteed John Tuknkr, Prop, H. Y. WOQ'I'TRN,. ,. kcgiitrar olJoitit {Stock Companies, ood thul such was go'.ng to i„ produce nny .copy of their nuiga/ luu ns proof, 11 ho -will look up the lm dniie, 11. nti tln-y iillegc,, a tlu resulted, why did not the chairman Kelson Daily iN'tws he will see- tV report from their vonv-*p«udiiil give his i-asting vote? If any inlnewo,•„.,•*, doubt this, let them ask nny at Denver dated, I lliink, Mny ofilli, of this yimr, giving< nut that lliere ikligiitc present uiul sutiily himself. The vote should rend 17 lor calling were 175 delegates ut,thu convention, ri-prcM-trliirg $0,000 i»?n-r^W there. 6 liiveii ij^jlermy Imml u, iu. cfi/1/1 ii. 1 •>"■• *» \ UlwUi, ri«JVli.^,t si* ZltuUi, * '" * '" o Columhia, thin 15th day of RfayKbiie thousand, nine hundred and t>lx. . . . i'" »•) time ihnl the position i\ num hobbi jn the loenl union avails him nothing inciils, Wil|i rcgnrd loiny new .titles, •lOrinl Socialist Leftd-jr*-* and "TTn- in a tiinvcniion either district or nn lionjkl. N'ellJwr Sherman nor How- Jon smasher," il involves Nome H'tlle personality lo Ik.—either, 1ml II brook Imd us many votes ns I had nt our lasl antiiiiil convi-ntioii, I was ilmre Is iniy surer ,wny;,of smashing linions than pulling kicAni])etentmen, willing lo leave ii to the 1 rudunli'.l lomiiiiliti- but tlu-y would not uucpl in pohiiinns oj it list and iguoilng'tlie (|cinnnd>T ol thc 'rank and file ior thut. According to their own sin Icm lent tluv have nie lo tliimk for still iwttcr luws and ndminlstroUon of tlie'Mine, coupled, with » bulldog per- bring in ollue, iu il I Imd eiitisi-nted to Dicken rnMiiig lhc extra vole imcitv iu liimglug on In ollice at any cost, T dos't know it,, The lime has it would have resulted Iii n majority in favor of the resignation of nil passed f«>r lhc milk mid waler social-j,-.'of three or four yromagn; tin 'hi- district oliiici-i, nnd il I rcpri-<««.|itt*d over Um mcml-crs as lie »vcr» half mi-AMius this time. The comp.cte ftholitfnn W tho wage system with who did Divkcii reprcseiil? It ii i-vidcm Slieriimii knew, lor In wlthdrnw* its ui'..>iiip'iiiying wage slavery is the motto of the sodaliTa** of Fernie, ing hU r.uigiialion he look (he si and that a majority ol the locals fnnl The force* ol riipi(all«in nre pnvhit th* wav Tor lhe co-operative eommon- iiiinvUrs. wen- nnt lu luvor ol his resignation, nnd ronscutictitlv he should wcnlth, Hull the'ilav.l. Voiiis fnr the iwolutlo-i, ' ** **' liul resign, nnd alter flatly staling he would not continue In "ofllce and ' 1 V" w. II, MOOP.I! g.:\ing copious rcnwiii llu-nifor. "Fair-minded penple" i-an draw their own . * A o—i •D—0~O O~o~^>-o—<>-..< , {^~Q~4>~0{y~.ty. the .objects lor which the company, Ita*. bev-n esta,blUhcd and licensed are:; 1. Tu act (n-ueuilly us. piodiueii. ol und dealeri iu meat, dead and ulivn ami i-iovlslons, iitcluding, but without liiiilling the geutialty of" the fore- toint ttordij ' ,)U.) Kamltlnc,- (Ti.j UipoUlaK aud importin-*- of dcad ami Iiv» meal aud yrov(utoui. (c.) keUilinir meat and' nrovii- forty. 1 . (il.) Conducting an abattoir aod «dd tint*** l^iliwu.. gfa^*^fr^fr*^fr>T^fr^T^|fl^^»ai mil* \ Read carefully nil the t ■■- Advertlscmcr^s In J this Issue, and Pat- J i ronlze our Advert!*- ^ 4%-%%%%%%* tesms* '■ mum RESTAURANT |Suec««or to 8«m K««*j Short Ord«r« ■er-vedwt all hjouni, day or night. - T-Vo iluort nouth of tli* Klk Itlvur Olub Pernie, i-3 B.C, MM oVi m immmrmimrmimrii.mmmum ii....^.^^^ iti •• Si---1 c-*2.V--iA . .-■ -^M-XS*?*?*-i -1-' ,-h: - -4. Jf '.--' ~" 77"«"74^7^ -- •' -'" ■;.-/« A THE FERNIE LEDGER-, FERNIE^B^C". JUNE .20;' 1906 B .m. *^ A 1. ■ *• ' . r r .- ' . .-1 J* •! , » " < \V *" , in . *. j < 1 , , — t <"••>- - rf - : ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦-^♦♦♦♦♦■»»»»»<^»»»»»»»»^»-»»^^».»^-» ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< : 1 •->;ti ,...,■*■ > „•-* .,* - '-Vs- *' • "*.-'*<' **;.".' *?„ , 4 ,>„•>* t'. ?-•"..'' *■". 7 -,7 % '* • ..<;•?* - -.« .*s,v- ,.-*-, -..A.!, '"' ,*■ -i i---- ■'., 7 ~ ■"-.,. 'I**:.. ''* .■-•- ' : , -**- -*■*•<•* ----is',,-".- -i-,-,* s»*\ <".-'.. v» - *",J *>- "* fY-Y.y ,i''i'i' 7-13 v*>--,;■;■ A. »' . » ,.■,; i! t FERINIE'S * **A ' .^A-A:A A-Aa 'l''*- AC' i ?■' y.YmiYyfJ-yi Y* &&£& * - '4^'YlfYYYYiTY^y''^ t> .. . #7'.fA.iAAA>?>.7 '^ '-■ 7- >•• . *■ A- i. ,, .' ■ *; <Kf Ui1f'f$-\ i*s'.\. V ' ...-1 .4-.', -«'■".. it, , f'i>'!4.4«-li..-'*..7''». ', *!-, "- .'J,* ■„ .. I *>..l.,3i> fc-'l !': v * |:i :S .1.,. »• ^ ',H)f»l.*# ■'7 A ' 4' .1*/ *.■'■* V). * 1." [Y 1 v i.!',;. J Xi'^ti 174 '-> "><:■::, 'K"- ■ 1 " 3? .I''' .'.-, *' ^ 4 ■"".vA ',«*'*.' 41»COA;::r i* i,-* - Hi 1" * U 1 Hmt-M-sKW-awiw^^ . M, „„„"„, , ir.nl.. » 1.1 11 MM*""'** 1 -1 , *-■, , f ' ,', ' - 1 .'.A"'1 '**. , , rt,-, ',*'!. across^ ■ *n wMiww.iyiiri. '!''"• ."'' ' ft, , l*,, fl ■ >' .4:,-' *.* Foot Racef 9 ! .1",, Horse Races - ■• • • ■w ' **mm*\***\\^*w ■xmksm JUm*m*m **********•' w ■ s. m .mm'tlrm .ri. , im. PAJRADE OF EAGLES ON JULY 3rd i-4 ' i lUM'J" ODY •V -#^M#^*Woi-WaP**,B . r**»*-»mi»*f"j^^ ■♦♦♦♦■♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦f ♦♦♦injji^iiiUi * ***- j/"\ - **fl 71 *5" i V- % THE b'E.RNIE LEDGER, FERNIE, B, C. JUNE 20, 1906 +.,.+..»..»!.,..*,.t~*.^+*"*"*"*"*"»..*-.*-*"*"*-'*"*~*.i*>.*'.*.n*+ .»~«~«J.««»~»»«^«-.«.,»..«~«„»..»M«M»»«»tl,g,.»..t,.t|^ (j") "Now, it's hiiiny.aiu'i it, tlit engines have little iwists and turns, in Iheir behaviour the saiiu- as* luinian- •U'injjs*," said, the fat engineer .to a. New York Sun reporter. "There was 335 and 1 ""6. "*'-,' "Thev were-', jiist as iitucli alike- as two peas in a pod-.when' tliey ■'• first" camo, Inuir tlie locomotive works, an' were put in commission, I had the i;,6 and Hill.'Sykes 'ran the 135. It; wasn't lon-j before I K*jcan' to notice a spirit of rivalry between them, ,,as i't were,' just as if Ihey were a couple of cooks after the jjlteudancc' of the cop on the beat. "An" they did llieir work line, too. If Hill Sykes made a particularly fine run,with llie i.*",-*", then I'd conu* alonjr an' >jo hiin a little better with my eii'-jine. ',""..*,: ', ' ■ "! "I not. to know the i,tfi just like a book an' was onto lu*r every whim and curve.One dav lliere came orders lor Uill .Sykes' cnj-ine .to, go into the shop for extensive repairs. It seemed to atlect the 136 and she'd go over the road as if she missed 'airiend, lml alter a week or two"-she was just as »ood as ever and dorn' great work, " - "One day the 135 came out ol the repair shops resplendent "in a new coat ol. paint an' looking 'me and -. dandy.. She'd 1k*cii completely *, over hauled an' Hie master .mechanic had; determined to experiment in the new* style of straight stack an' extension front lxiiler \\hich were just becoming , fasliioiiali.e on the roads them days. So he had equipped the .135 with* the new makeup, lo see how it would ■ go. She cerll.iuly did h»ok like" available cash when she came down-the-pike her first trip -from- the shop. The new fa)i-gk-d apparatus seemed to put a haughty spirit inlo her, , too, an' as she llirlcd past-'lier. sister II1U136, she. shot the steam .'out of her cylinder cocks as if to say,-"Well I guess I got you backed off ' the boards now, sure pop," I just'-mused" . and1 said to myself, 'pride gocth lie- ■ lore a fall." "I'd had experience riiough willii engines, lo know that tliey were a good' deal like women an' the equipping of the 136 with the up-to-date- finery, would make niy .engii.e as sulky as a" woman whose' neighhor has a princess ' dress an' she hasn't. An' it sure enough did raise old Xi.-l with the 13(1. "She'd work till right when we first ,1 * - . started on *a Iriv wiih her, but* if we chanced,to meet and pass the 135 onihe wny, it was all oil with my old girl for the rci.t. of thai nin. Tho engine ilespalchcr came hack on me about the l3(*i ijoiii' off her feed an" not doing her usual good work. "Now,' I says to him', 'you needn't jump all over me about it. that' engine,is just eating her flues >oiit , with-jealousy. I;bok how''the 135 is"' decked out in a straight'-front anl the 136 still wearin' the - old 7 style' diamond stack basque.1 - "■ q , '"Iiul he just gave me the cold stare and told mc.to beat it with my sentiment and 'deliver the" merchandise »witli 136 or niebbe I'd like to go back firing and complete guy primary ■ education on a locomotive. -* "On top of this, foolish rumors » were 1>fiiug' circulated among, the men * saying I was jealous an' was laying down' on-nie job,-being sore because -.they would not fix up my, engine. However'that 1'may be there wasn't much improvement in lite cuttin' up of thc-136;,, It- was getting so that when the 135 would pass-the-136 the my engine would slide and slip her wheels an' the very steam in her pipes would hiss.- - . * " "One slippery morning I was just leaving the rotiiidhoti.se with my , sulky engine,,an' makijig for*the turn, table, when I saw the swell appearing' ing" 135 gliding oil the tabic .to come into the ,,house. I reached for the throttle to shut off my engine and .give llie-m the right .of way when bango! kahusli! went something on top of the'boiler and in an instant »ny side of the cab was filled with - steam.'. ■ I was so startled by the sudden ex- ■ plosion,.-which, on investigation, prow cd lo he caused hy the breakin' of the waler glass on the injector, that . 1 pulled the llirottlc the wrong way and under a full head of steam* like soine-.wild animal lcapin'-on its ■■ prey, we jumped towards our spick and span rival. Smash! 'we came together headoh, an1 Whenf-the wreck- -. ers pulled the engines apart tlie'sty 1*-" . tsh headpiece of the 135 was. all '.. smashed to smithereens an'- the ,boil: vc. head anj slack of my engine wefe Also knocked off. .• i-When/both engines (amc'.out of- - : thc shop they had each been equipped ivjlh the straight front and up to date * headpiece, and1- there was no ' Ittrther trouble with, 136. Some,, evil minded persons declared that I broke " -.he water glass at .llie critical moment just on ..purpose so-s I could '.ram the 135 without suspicion reMin'A on me,, but the future'good performance of the 136 after the" alterations wore made only goes- lo hear out my theory that in the' heat of her passion against her livnl'thc ' watei glass busted just as a human, being ..in anger will burst a blood vessel. "Now, don't it)" ' ■ r * MncientGure fov^mWktp *- l.owhm, May 31.—Some old ,lelics of llie past have just Jie at auction here. Otinintest them was a deviie known as "dii'iiikards' drink." It is n wood' and in sluipe resembles inverted flower pot. Through small circular aperture in the was; thrust the neck of the in ed inebriate. The weight of an'cfcnt counterpart of the s Lortuie ja.-ket fell on the victim's shoulders •,'n sold , mul was .suilicient to-make every bone among ' in his 'lwdy ache. With his hands prac the 1 .. tteally pinned to his sides- and the -.ade of - ^ great garment reaching almost to :\ huge ' the ground, the only motion allowed the; him was'a .slow shullle of' his weary top I Del as he dragged his way painfully prison- along. One can well believe that aiiy this ' - one who had been compelled to don raicht- the "drunkard's coat" would be , uoisnpi'03 aip 01 oiuo-i oi *|(Ib /jn.\ that a high old time was .not worth " .having at the price... "Many who saw- it at the atictioi» sale .expressed the opinion that its revival in these modern days would have a most salulary eft'ect in.promoting, temperance. .11c- " fore it was put up for competition . a plucky man was induced to undergo iiiciircera'tion in it and submit to the ordeal of-'l.-oing photoigrapbcd., It was knocked,down for S5.. An iron "foot-squeezer," sold ■ for the same figure,. and a' persuasive in sfituneiit in tlie shape of an iron |(*oot) in which thc victim's „ naked footi was" incased '.. while boiling oil was poured iuloit, fetched only S3, and the same price was paid for a' set of ancient ' branding''"'irons.* An old chair from the castle of Nuremberg,- in which1 people were .secured for torture,'' brought S4-59- A fiendish, sub-' stitttte for. a collar in, the form, of an iron ring studded with sharp iron spikes on the inside, fetched J\*i.*",-". A criminal_. oilvout to be executed said goodbye'to his prison chaplain, , and to the. wardens, "then shook hand's with'the executioner, but to the reporters ht simply nodded, saying, I will see you journalists later on. . • Some friend of the family sent a \, nol ice to, tlie Abilene, Kansas, Rc- *' Hector, saying that an 8-11) boy had ? been horn to "Mrs. ,lllank.4'All'- the compositor icould make out of it,was that llie. 8th boy had been born to Mrs. V.lank, and thus it was printed. And the. Blanks, who had been .married hut one ve'ar have been raising' I* „ I*, Cain, about it ever since. : *.«.."l».>.. .."..*«..«*««.....A....*.........................*,.*.., If.yon, your friends or relatives suffer with Fits, Epilepsy, St." Vitus' Dance, or Falling " Sickness, write for a tii.il bottle seA valuable treatise on such diseases to The Lkidio Co., , 179 Kin--; Street, W., Toronto, Canada.. All druggists sell or can obtain Lr you UEIBIG'S FIGURE A musty old parchment upi 1 .which is written in'Latin the death ; enlcjice pronounced by Ponlius I'ila.e upon' Jesus Christ, was recentl,y found iu the Thieves' Market, Guadalajara, "Mexico, by an attorney, of New'York who paid ion dollars for tlu. ancient' document. lie looks upon 'it as, a* rare find. The writing on the p.-uch- ineiiti when translated, reads as fol- lows; , , ,. "I,* Pontius Pilate, line in Jerusalem, regent for the koman Kir.pne, judgt and. coiic'eiiin to death ' Jesus,. known as the poor ya/areiic'— an'd_of_ of $e$m 4... '■ tne nation of Galilee, a seditious 'niati- opposed to thc law and to our senate. and the great emperor Tiberius Caesar. And I'determine, that his death' shall lie on the cross, fastened, with nails, as is tlie custom-with enmfn- als, -because there join and cougregtale . each day 'many men, rich, and poor,,,- who have not desisted lo provoke tumult throughout .Tudca, iproclaiining this man tlie Son of God and King _oLJsi:acJ,-ancU.thrcatcning-r-uin-.tc)-this^_. noted-city, of Jerusalem and its temple A".'1'! this sacred empire. And be- - cause he has refused tribute to Cue- 'sar,7and has had the boldness to enter with, palms of triumph and with a.-great multitude,. into the cily of ' Jerusalem and into the. sacred temple of Soloincu.. I, llicrcforc, command ' tlie first cenliinan, naiiied'Ouinto Cor" nelio, lo remove from this city of Jerusalem this offender, putting, upon ~— liim—Kiicli-ri-obcK~,is—shall—make hiin— known to all, and the same cross np on which he is to be crucified and , conducting hiin'-through the streets between twOj robbers, who also have been' condemned to death f|0r UieR.-j and murders, and in tliis manner mak ing.an example lhat,all people and all- criminals shall- heed.. And I fur- ■Ihcr command , that the public crier shall proclaim; his offences as here expressed'and tliat after*'having trav- -erF,ed~t!-ie-streets~!ie-sliall-be"~takeirto" the.'"port of Pagora, also known as the Gate Anlonina, to the mountain of .Calvary, where „it is tlte custom to!execute all wicked criminals. There he shall lie crucified on,the same cross lhat-he carried, and his body shall be left hanging bei ween tliose of the .two robbers. And above the cross in thc three languages, Hebrew, Greek, and Latin, shall be placed, this ' inscription: 'This is Jesus"; of Xa/aratli -the—King-rat- thT'.TSws;"-so"lliat~air •may understaiir," and .that he shall be known, tb -".ill' And let no otic'of •..••■t..*..*,.*..*.,*,.*,,.<„«,.»„»,•»..•„•..(„■„»,,«„.,, .>'..♦.,».,«„»<.«,.»:»•«••.#..«..»-»,.»..»..».,«..e..»'.»"»"^ whatever slate, rights or condition under penalty ol" losing rights and" life through rebellion lo the ' ltonian empire", dare , lo. interfere with the- execution of this sentence' with full rigor, as .1 have commanded accord-_ ing to the-Roman and Hebrew laws. 523*", the 25th of March.:' "Year ofthe creation of theiworld, 1 It is1 supposed that this relic found its way'to Mexico long ago and that it-wasj probably , brought, over by a Spaniard in. the days of the conqnest How il .found its way' into the Thieves "Mlffk'elAs"nTor*"<HoT\'nAas^ record of who sold it. * 7 ■- >••.•..•. •..•.ttt,t...)..««.t..««.|.*t..«..«.«#..*««««^..!] .-- .*.*-.-. ■t*..i- J! i-J. ■ -,.- -••"Hk'A."-." ■1V.-1 •-"• .i. , SS3KJK2CS:? The New Town, 64 miles south of Calgary To he the Big Town of Southern Alberta Chai ce for Everyone >rr\Q give c fits of tl property of this 1 ment have been cry body a chance to share in thc bene- i big advance that will,take place in the own, the following easy terms of pay- dopted : 25 per cer t down balance in 3 equal or cent, i settled by note, each note pay- nonths thereafter. To purchasers who gs on thc property purchased, equal to aluc ofthe lot upon which the building before the 15th July next, a bonus of I be allowed to such purchaser, and lo ■ig and completing buildings as above •n or before thc ist of October, 1906, ount will be allowed 011 thc price of the payments of 25 j able every three will pfacc buildii three times thc • is erected, on or $0 per cent, wi those constructi upon any lot < 25 per cent, disc lots built upon. By a Tniht Curpor.ition becoming (lie -.u.s(oOian*s ol the money it assures purchasers that the works will be built. VERY EASY PAYMENTS rv The lots aro arranged Into several classes, ranging from $80 upwards, and as tho town is admirably laid out there aro a large number of good business lots and semi-buslnoss lots. This town must ultimately become a health resort, seeing it is located in the centre ofthe charming Chinook bolt, whero thoro is practically no winter and where base ball and lawn tennis is played all winter. *Sm*m*****WLwm*****m*W I j MM II , will be given to laborers, quarry men, stone masons, bricklayers, carpenters, painters, steam fitters, electricians and where workmen aro required, a preference will l>c"ttiven to purchasers, and money loaned to assist in building. \Vith these vast works under construction these lands aro likely to be soiling aii five times the starting price in twelve months. Peoplo wishing to secure a homo in this ilno cllinato uoghld avail themselves of tills opportunity to got in on a big hjid boom. Employment wv , I i " ■' .Large Elevators are to lie Utiilt in time for this season's crops. A large Packing House will 15c built this sumnie r For full particulars, apply to MOTT, SON & CO. ■ v.- l*mt^\*X*3*dmt C^PmC^l*<~m l*0^m*t*m€Zym4w*^jM*-Cr- -..-■---7i4V--.-p---^----.rfi£-4---rfa^^^ " 'W. ■ VA-^7.-*to'.:*-., ■ y --*- !-,.■■.-■ -;-■:>-,■ v^--.--^T<'^-'7-.'-g'-7t-'Ja^Mi I \ ■\. ,.. TH E b ERNIE ,LEpGER,/FERN IE, B. 'C.;JUNE ^o^-ic-otS -'^•♦i....**.*. "**"■■>*,..■ '** .»*^.^*»».*.......>.*.**C**«.**^*.* \t" **^ 1^1 ,S.^— > ^.-7-*' I --"; S..^..*^ »..*..»..;..(..(..»..».., 'I What /would Vou -who feed'an occa-,'on their, journeys. Teamsters .- and house they insolently/ .demand food, wcl). worth many human lives'when *> i. sional hobo from your back door step prospectors, do not stop Co-bury the ■• and 'clothing, and', they : get it, 7t«bo. thrown in. the balance. . ! || Knd wonder at, his feet, worn from ; tramp when his body is found which If they dn, not thu haystack" is burned, On the'"d'esert,' too, there is aiioth- * ',,-. tramping over, a few miles of well, is not often; the sun and the, storms, that. night, "or* even ;,the house is-setter kind of tramp, hy. no mcaiis, a crim ?j >'|. Ia'dj-, roads,; his'clothes grass-strewn ",ol"-the boundless 'space - take 'care "of , onfire. If the family; depends, on' ."a_''iilal, and yet one "of- the "most- in- * j ','from sleeping in hay mows, think of him when he dies, as, indeed,'; they '..spying of water, as likely as iiot the* teiesting characters'" of the whole ||.a tramp who-covcrs hundredt of miles) did 'in life. ' ■*•*' '" ' '•'•* r '■'.'*' * water hole will be filled with stones west—the tramp ' prospector. lie • '*',f'.^/J*1earAyllo'-;c*'fct-'-l'"g.places arc from Rut if the water hole .toward whicli . and earth; frwjiiently springs' along makes, thc'/Vasicst living of any .man ] **-25,t6'5o miles'apart-whose watering" ].c" tramps, does contain plenty of wa-A tlie . trail. ~.uc so trealedAvhcn -the,,in the worid,."not excepting the pro-'^ ,,-places aie equally distant from each ter. he will sometimes camp near it' tramp thinks that one of his enemies tiioler.of wildcat mines."And the pro- | || other—in short, whose bed and beat, for several days. ' To these springs, ■■ future'"' and depend' ' on the pres motor ""lives by fleecing the credulous. '« . ••■s?..;i,0., ,sl*,.ca,'i a.'"9 .the, vast'floors of,, too, .come occasional prospectors, apart' "and very"'uncertain, raiichesAu-qTflic tramp prospector, is 'forever, dis- j the. desert. alone* save for their faitlirul burros. . orice of waler in the tank for himself covering a fal-iilouslyj rich -prospect. | ,, y- Yet _ there As exactly such.a class, "When one of these whose,, 'grubstake antl'-l'iis stock. ,-*-..': . •. Hack'from thelicart of tlw.desert he i 11 m*ai; tramps, > yet as "different" fi oni th?. was extra large "disappears,'.his Ink-'A Ono incident of this kind may ■ be comes, laden with, samples supposed- { .tramps of cities as* day is from night ing off is usuallv charged to the Pi- , lol'dto illustrate the devilish schemes,,: ly. froin, his new.-discovery, but very \ tramps with nothing to do but eat. ntes. More often, so 1 am told, by'. these fellows concoct. A- now miiii.v'gis'i^ likely'picked! iip from the "dump of 11 ■.Ihey do not-have to l«g food come<; old ,',escit men, some tramp has fell- was, sent to tlie borax plant-on „ tlie j-s'oiiic *o-Uahlished-'initio. Armed with ' ,-to.them through fear. They, do not, cd ,hiin" with a stone,* and then after northern frim ol'-*l)eaih valley. lle'Avas -;tlwse it is very little trouble to, en- I ■hake to, search out sheltering bani?; on his burro, pushes on iiito tiie heart, n most excellent man for'the work JlivAisL the help of some'man with more ;1 l^t' nightfall; a greasewood bush i.*,- 'rolibing'' his saddle bags oi\ the pacii hand, but he, knew nothing of thi* pco nionvy than1 knowledge of. the' doseri | ^Iheir couch. ' - , ,, <,■ llu> desert,. It js days before * the" 1'lc with whom hu was to deal, and to "develop" the mine, *' ' ' .! •*"' !' s,>,t" of *ts -n'1(, wastes, in spiliA dead miner is discovered;''sometimes* Hn- first tramp who came-along was ■ His first demand i.s, of course, a't ,of the discomforts and tlm positive, the days run into weeks, and ' theii" roughly ordered to get.oiit and stay - Rrivlwlnke. This will consist of a bur- 1 ,|.-dangers to which oven well equipped all trace of the murderer, has been • out.' Now the' road" over which' the . ro:'or two if the man can be' talked ot ^'travellers..on the desert are subjected covered up andAie is somewhere.;far borate from, tliis particular, plant was out of them, a sack of beans, bacon,' * • -xays thc San Krancisco Chronicle, the out on the winding .IrniOiyiiigYon'. hauled "to" the refinery wiis long and ' Hour, molasses. and cooking utensils,'j igieat sandy plain jN come to have :l ,, the' food he committed an awfurcriint-■ dry,, aud .the. company had, placed as ■'-well as other, small things ge'j ■spe-cies of tramp all its, own, not ait' 'to...secure. ., A" wooden planks "at necessary'internals needs'in the work,"sis lie says,-he'is-1 iOiii-growth from, civilized places,, but ij :■ The circuit1, of the. desert' tramps.- keeii-jug' tiieni filled with water and going to" undertake. "Thus provided,: f p l,origination of its own,-an inter- --who start'out. from Daggett frequent-, depending on-"them fin- the use' of llm prospector sets out; camps at; t -es ing as well as novel branch1 of a.Jy runs entirely around ■ Death Vallev the wagon teams-and llieir drivers.., some well hidden water hole, audi -.Worthless tribe- A.- J \ *", '.-, ':,.,' ■ ' -• " '• ' - - ' - - - - • ' .... - ... . . . 'i -./ ■ y""<- , . .. , lirom Daggett " they ,1;*"R™.i Death valley, the, most barren-7 China ranch or "to ;ancl dangerous of" all dcs6rts 'knowo the -■to. civ/lized man, has its', hoboes:. i,.who wander up. and down its dismal . to the old borax works, at the. "north ter be imagined than described. The, there is yet more work to' lie done:* ■length through all seasons' save the ,end of the. Valley. From . there it is next wagon train out, two bigvde-'. ere the best ore" is' reached, and if,'i -Jeiy loltost part.of,.the: sumnicr. ; a short ami ^comparatively safe hike sort wagons,, each drawn .by twenty ' passi'ble'■ talk him out of a fresh sup'-j ,, ic Iicadcpiarters ,-oT.|allA _dcscrtior,"a«coup'ie-:ori,liiin(lred'miles into*onC\ Learns of mules and, handled, by, two ply of food. If the backer has ' not; | ;■* rainps are liiAsome' sinall.-.;town\ow,i.0f the ini ning-'camps, so that- their men, coming to the first tank amf been warned he usually puts up., tho|!| 'tl'iL wandS-0f U,vCri1'Cffi0" 0Vcr'wIl':^'':-tramp. all told'reaehes very often \t.o fmding no water, pushed, on to "the ?25 or thereabouts uec6ssary. to out-!? r*. '-/•"•w-!*-"-?-l-"- -'8Kci*-„Jlas more than thrcc^ and sometimes four hundred' next; bv the tiiiie thev reached that At tin-, prospector, \isions of coming f -•^ share ol them. So has Johannes- ,niics.. . '"' ;"' : ~ , • ■' (hc' ^ >;cl;o;^-ell i nigh, craved/with weaHhJ.eld-.boforeJiis ;eager"eyes thc| ! iVcattcreir'-tti'""11 ^ U'° l'CSl °f lJlt'' 0n .ilis journey., water,, holes are: far thirsraml mrHl'GAdi^ged" ""' ibh(i while fby-thjA.iiii^ '.;-,, . .' • ■■ ' s l''-- ' ■..' c: ■i.-'likely to pass that way iu the iicaiV weary bodies, until, it is presjimc'dAde-rpr^gpes-againA.^ ■\hl*se'f "t" T ai'C llot;,lU,nero,ts". scattered fund the network-of, trails' albhndoued thc te^ni " and Widei*cd .jrccord ;w^ f '^tioiMoTl traVe.1?1S' -VCl '** l*1*0!*01*-. oso inlerwoycn by the feet pf prospect- away and died., , >. \ - - ,. . A ^him-'naii^ '■ablv Ts IVtTt m ll',1C'V il,'C' P1(''X" °rS a"(i blllI0S that illCy ]KY"lc'a-' The w.U'O'is.'^ i '•'ihc'Aoast'—.'" * 'V 1>™lhrC!1 *>f' "x'crita1>Iu «>a/e,lo the man who 'does" ter all dead,'\vere"found two'wecks A Tlien/-^omewherc^in.c'lhcA interim^ • Jlot-, keep a close watch on thciii from, alalcr, but not -"cvenA'10- skeletons, of j'-.twecn two .days, the tramp prospect- | year to. . year. -To make this circuit the, two men'were'ever seen. The'; or disappears, and that particula'iA icy go ,ou t to "the I''10 trafnpf.'aiigered.-vand -ri*vcn^e_fnl| .there spends his time.-until'his grub-,? o Westing '.Springs, at liis" treatment, set out along this stake gives, oiu, Then" providing him- i .'o* thence on across low lava' hills* "into road and'for,.one hundred miles emp- self with'still better samples of ores f l* .- -i •,' .*,..,*.• '■- -,' ■......-.. ■ , " ci*. the Kurnace creek country and down tied every"'tank-.'The result "can bet- he returns,'reports to his .angel that, £ il "nnd -l.o's Angelos.- li Their .methods of operation arc. ifl- '','logethtr dilTercnt from those of ' the y.oast.ho.boes. -Leaving; Daggett, Ivait- :J .Js.„..sV.-,, .A.....,,...* ■, .... - . a. - niaiudcr of the year, as ■ has'been "said -he'was-cauirht; T;lutvc seen--sonic • of-.-affair is wearing 'od he is operating.'-. nhave ,.cumk>red. during the months ..i.,., ,.„„,„ i^r' '. • ,-' - **-«■• '-■ -" ,'A "A ~ "' *-,"r'- '.' .^* . " , - V ' . * !>'-i _ , , ^_2 : eneiiami) loais aroiin(l_\soiiic_bordtii-^_llip.in1_lnit-^wlialheii-tlic.\^.ca.ueihl_iilii.S^a'L^Qnic^Qlhc<^ \CiY*Y™Y iY~*°*YY^^ " -A^A.A-yz]v '^A^f-^AAIA^ITJA ; * ;y '— " 7 '"... iA " "~ October thev". ruquues at least' nine months of.the -desert keeps,-its secrets better tliaiA;7cai'iip kuows him no more until, nu-m- J year—from; late September or Octo- the 'sea,, aiid' this was \ one-' of them; ;oiies of his dealings with this par tic"-. * .icr to-the first of May. l>"or the',-re- ' Mciv followedAtlie'-. tramp! J. some 'say'.;,ulai- uiairhavc disappeared. "While tlie || -lllnilwlnr r.( llm ,.«.«.. _- l.'7_ ., ' • ." i . *_. ... . , , *,. i. • _ - _r "' rr-:.. ■ ._' : ". *'rr t ■ •' s'.'ll I 'l,fr)fT-grcat"cst--lieat!psoiiic~t"iiiic"nste—in ira,.„ „,,, , , , - ■ , , ,. .- •,-.;i. ,-;,-; ,-*: ,.-■.:■ j-..- .-,./, --•-.**•.--•-. , - .->- i ■>a^iunirU".i»- - '.<-> i--*"« v.' a .-A0"". ■V.licie he lias ,to, hehavc himself- particular, tramp or. not, none can ..i-v.^oi-s vcar after vcar, until event- ? ,.isep tern ncr.0 or carlv fvinimr iii,.» . . *. ■ • .. -■ - . . _ * - • . . ' - ■.: ..... .; • "* - • ....■• . . < i '■„■■, .- '."'■ , ' ' ' ,, , V '*. '1'°IU'**" nnA tclcgraiili! ■poles" iiiid' wifiiiur.'renieinbe'r:' Possibly h'-pile o"f 'nibnes dually, in some of "his wauderinra, the. I st.i,ikc out alone across the desert. .„:„• „, *-.. „ • ,- , -- , - • ., /', -■■ , .- f -.,-- ,. , -, ;',:- - "* . ■ -■ h <■ 1 r,,-' , .... r .i- " , r aie too near at hand'for ** the ; could? tell-: if- .ll'eo.md .speak*, for-short ..tramp prospector-docs strike a good ? Une pcculiantv- of.this class ..-of..,,. ,•,.•„ . . . •, , .7 .','"-'•." , i'-y . ■ > --...■ h - ■ ; .,„ '„.*. , .," .. ** toimiiittuig of crimes. ,- ; .shrift as ,meted 'out; to the man who, mine and can live honestly, or until I tramps,, is.. tli;\t thev never,. ino\c ,- Ti ,-, a i i .' ' . "" '-'',,"" -*-'.-.v' "-.■> A" •,-'• ''■'■■■ ■ -'-.,? -■■'■■ ji.-i.s uie ionoly: ranches of.the de-' nuddles with water on the desert, lio; Jic meets someone-who 'lakcs-rppnia- t '.about ■ iu '-.companies.'. Indeed oi:-.>-.-,.,,., ;*,,, , „- ".' , --.'. " "-,'..-*,''• -.":.,.'- -.*• s .•...•'*/- ,:•"" —.-.-—. -,:-—,- :••;-;: •■ 7i;A,.,, i„-i -'• >i * -* - '■ c ■ sillier most from.this class "he tramp or 'millionaire, mint owner; . tion,-nut of himwitha pun ^.desert hobo • is the sworn enemy. oE •> ^r ..-._..-., ■.".,.'*''.-' .,-'-".' • .,:'*•..' .., . ..''. .:, ..■'.*;■ *... . . *..,, ' . 7.7 _.*: . ... . . *-A r . I ** • 71 -toil iii> ,. d ■ r r- i*i .v . i ii • *nf wn»(1crcrs'."Co"iiiin'jr to-the raiich More valuable than" gold if is, and'-*1' '"'A'..'" I '.*: ' 7, |7 \ iA> i'!<«v".'j'' . 't. all., the .vest of,-his„kuul.-i. or-, clothing;.-. -.,'.' ■ i*- ,■-■.:';*■ -; -. > . 7- ' 7. ■-;."' -.'• -;' :- ,; * ' they, have- suclf thing's a*s "they '•''"caa■"*-_ be, possibly it few earn a little 'money during their mouths, of "idle*.*1 ness" in' the town and spend that for ,-clothing-,-but as.a rule tlieyiare,garb? (*d in more ililTcrciil' colors than was ,,*. Joseph, thougli of. more .subdued hue, Oyer his hack the desert tramp, I, slliigs n,'gii'nnvsnck, in which are a' couple of tiii cans, a beer bottle or ' ' ' '* ' ,,: ''-. ■""■' •*A.-.-'' .*;. .;.•' .. ;•;'"..'.. '. . ■ ,':'■ '' , two of water, nnd such food as ho- * .,.„„ ,lefi{iny' that shapes men's eiiils^lVe/niiiV'snfoty'only'In'havn''* tli.'-'ir, "ience .had been too terrifying |-can beg or steal,,.Thus equipped us- fif,meliiues takes strange hud devious jives suufl'ed * put instiuitly a fiiw [tliey-wouhV lie*coiitcntllo-. live 'iu iinlly ..without a .weapon of any .sort pnl|| iK WOrking out the.fate'it hold months Inter-' in■■ the;, greatest iatus- the security-of the solid., earth, and .lie invades n counlry which has lm- fni. 1110PlnjHi y0 luive gone iiinlunllieil trophe ()hiiiodeni.'tiiu*>sAl.' *.' . • seek some euiployiiient-tluit oftir.-il ed more .men; to deaU. than any oth- ll|ro,|B,, ft ^1.ont\(1isnsti,, '{^ ... t],i • Aftl*;> iiVir' 'torrlfile" \ot'i»brIt-iit.-o ' In , 1pm deadly risks." " .-•■ ■•<■'' "-' '.A, : "or ,0111ml niva-.m, the world outside of wt... of lhe Valencia' only to 'meet fnciivg the dealli which overtook-lU'ur'-" Three'*'niojiths'; Inter'ShicldR" - iimi , Ri-cnt il-attledelds. ■ ^ ,(k,a]l jn ft st.,. 'j,rculcr- cfttaStioplie.* ly all the .passengers iiml crew |of tho nOrislin' lay Aieiidrili llio*. riiilir,:' 'i^f 'i ■Usunlly.lils first stop will be sniiio inftkos U]0 ,nst fuw UU)1jl]ls o[' t)lc fm(V st(Uni',.|, ViiluiK.in when she wcnlAvhal had been the reiiideure "part 'ct l C5 miles out nt n di'sort nmeli'-or a and ' cuing about the time in whicli , Williiiu'i Cios- and could only slWnd by idly and living. In thu same pail ;'ot the wreck , , „ ,, , ,y lin. and I,. IAUniidcoek, lhe first sec the'doomed uieii nnd women 'go ed cilv nud' liiivovneverV'Wii hennl ,.:eacl.es lhe cactus .elds, uml tins Uv„ ^l(wn .„„,. t||0 ,ntlep ft conl{) jl()Wn t(, |Imt lcn.,lllo (UmUl( mk,(l flf „,„,'_ IwIjih IiIiii n lnt im his way, nud Uu-ru 1|lnjle tllL>ir wny tro„, U|0 fii(]o"nr t]l0 w|lh llmui(fl,ilulSH nl tllB|r ni,„„8fiii|r.' .Shield;- wns well known lii Vmipnii- t,oro txviffi I'hiu'knwnlluliH, w li/nnls ol, fftfcl ,,renkl|1R s,pm„t.r niidmnunlgi'd' nculoiis escnpe mid' worn out by Hit* vcr nil.',* Vlcim-ln. IIo wns,on the '''IT in OI'i ^"l"" l'". f"K '.' W. ...l '■" padillo (heir frail life nift Uimu'gH !itniggh>H lliey lind gonl- Ihrmigii, nil l.sliiiii,ei"w!u-ii she wi-m down, but ■'.•?.! .", ;. , ,, J '" Uicsriiglng purr to tilts' shores' of Tm- of the men vowed Uiev would iniwr. mi tlmt .(iccnsioii cscnpeil 'with his , * nntlwilh these he can live for sonn* T . , . * -, ... ' , ,, A., ' ,, . . ,, vet Tslnuil, tliov ■ Iittlo thought Ihev go to-sex ngnln. Tlu-ir lust osper-" life. • ".Hum on a small ncliml ration. .i.i.,» ,i"i , ' r ,s , ' ' -. - ■•' ' . ■ • , . , , ■ ' , .„. . . .I..,. wcn inaklnr; llieir rIvmuioub -fight for / . i nnu-*. oiiv ui a iiihtii luiiiii in u livi,H of seyLM.n. nf uje- V[clill)s of tin* to pieces on the.rocks iifler two ilnys llie wnlerfroulot * Sinrl-'nuicisco, nud tnry iinning camp, On the.wny bi *-„,, KmnHsco carth(1uako seem but' a hopeless"' lingering almost' within' it Is ■presiiiiuMl lliiii llniicoek and ids tnivels as slowly as his fooil supply. 1,]n.vli1|„J..i„ nm, e(ltspn\\> of the fnlcs touch of those, who lind come to'save wife mufti like futerfor'ihey , were; ■will -let liim. !■■« cnctiw fruit is rip- - w,K.n •nlomas'<silIl.ldSt Wu - ' <J> u + and Whero night overtn!.,'.s him lm .sleep-'' nml by deni' experli-nro he knows which wnlui- hohs he can ilojieiiii on yet fto contain tin- life giving lluid. ..Should one of these tanks (nil hint ..ii. lime* of I'xcrpilonnl drouth lio nuiHl push on (o tlie next one or ve, trout to: tho Notlloiiicut wlionru In- |'ennui..'If clllii'r of- llielio Is too ' fnr fiihiin, to rnu-l, lu- dies ns,ninny of .Tniiu* M. HIII'h dochmvtlon tlmt co.npuny, and H,e nnu-unt «.l tjhlN kind h..vf.-dlo,l in lho yoii.stliril.,l|lll.i. Wftli „„ {)lll.,ltinn ol|l.llM ,mrl M(|,k ,^;(C|; -^ jim,, ■} Imvo koii.., iiurnioil for l,y iiimi or <lf ,l|l|1N.|f ,,r (lfiiS(,ciilU,s t„ ]m,l)iv,,y >IaN ,, „.„ l-t'BHt, for not ovi...,il,o dogs of., tliu ,„!,,. MM!«rllli-h to 'coivr lho «»t. of 1». Willi's .r„i,ios,A, .v.'.,';,. .■.•soil will- lu-oon.pnny those tmi,.^ the rmlwuy li.u« wliul, I,v, In ImUiling .lol... IS. K.....-.lv —... •——-— ■ In Cnmulii, nud. tlmt the v«»t would I.oul Mount Stephen ."„,*„ lie covered liy iliroot suliKCi'iplions to J.onl Sli'iitln-unn ' the itiiiipiiiiy's stock by IiIiiim'H iiml Sniiiiit-1 Tlionio ,„'„.' his ussoi-iiites, drew,Wall sthvl's iit- K. Tiu'-k iV I'u,, U'lililnli ti-! Air, Il(i|ri*H fiillowlug, l,m-d I'UiphinsWm*-* • It in regiiiuYil its ,n most uiiiinuhI "\Iii>-<i*iIh „f l.niisilowno ... , t-vi-iu in tl.e liuniK-ml world tlmt tliu Jlnnm I'olli!child ii-ndtiufc" ol ijihi inilos nl railway, The prowiil vnlito r.l tin l.l-.l> VA1NT DMl'DSITB. tholr, ■ji^.'/'Ji/i'.-OO im&mmm®m*&> l,,tn'm,titt^ P.^ii.iiihI 1,11-*),UM H\X,tmO ^.uno.oiifi' Mn.'ln cosUii>,Miicosnirily ii Rreiu "mny mil- Into which Nm-tlioin Hoiuriliis wns, lions, hminAA lm r.ii.HKiil wiilioiii any cnnvciit-il in i-ipml, lo ulimil duiibUl pulilic r.-fHiefUK lor siitiscri|itinii to its the par viilmi of N'riitln-rn fiociirilic"' M-ciirilh-s, .,,. „i,.,,„ i„ iLu. i,*.i .„' ii,,( ,i„. It Imn long Iwcu rvcogiiiicil, liow- <(,s|. yuliie «.| tliiM- holdiuj;*. Is ilem- rvtrr, that Mr. Hill Ims it "fullowiiig Mo their nominal viilm-. ' which not only Is jiosmsmsl of very ]n ndditloo'to tln-so iininos, the Tin. roil ]iiiinl di-posils nl.iiul two utiles lip lho Tulaiuciii rivor fi'on. r.iiH-.:liii. nro piuviug of lonl vuliio tti oili/oliN who have uoonsiou lo ilso llml. culoi lu pnlnliiig tholr liiiihlh.g.s or any uillile tln-y nmy wInIi to renew or jiioseivo. Tlio "paint bluffs*' nx tliey nro culled, lmve. nu excellent "''""""" local Ion nlnli-ji the jiiiipiisod rail win- -t'n.i'rtiM ",lu 'vl''''' wl" ,'n'"l"t-! ,,,,!ir Vft'"'-" U%h\ii mo- fl"ln ft h',il*l,',1l.' "-li'inlpoint, us .Hi.- ' '"' ' " imiiit, Civil oxido of iron) could bo sliuvulloil Into tlio curs, ,1, l)«nn--ji|irg l..i<( ii'ivuily tiNi-il it for lloor |iiilnt('n-; uud (h|>*.nks lii->lily nl its ifiinlilii'). fm *,iim |'«il (lv<.ml |>iiI)m»», vuillo Ut. II )l>.-TtMfi i.l.iUiiu) ;. .\l..-mh "'.,; Ms.ill, 11' -.viU.s.'utKinly. Imliuiis lung ngu i.ts..«l it lur orinn.i Hlulinn nl' tht ir Iiuriut I'ronml llguies '{ii.il Kliitimiy, -llie UUla-ling *|iialilirJ. ui lhe p.iiul ■M-ilitf iiolHTu1.li;. ^11 Dint is i-orjiiin-.l now In iiinililiu-ry lo |iro|K*ily grin.I blul mix tlio lii'-reilU'titv,. tlio raw um winui um nmy is posmsihui iii very m lui.lilioi) lo tin-so unities, Uic *: grcftt wonltli, imt litis at the satin* Xorllu-rn Hecurltlis Co. m.k-IIiaM,*« l . '* h?T0 '" ■*'»»wJ««»*w f«>r *''"' lime iniUiiiiiloir-. ronfidciicc In Mr. in,lml.d mnny prouiiiieiii minu-t. in Hill's ftliillty nn it milrbnil iii.iiiajr#r. l-Tnt'l.im!. wlniv iirr. Hill hns n wry Some imliwilloti of the iiiilivitlitsil siniig lollmvitig. Among the Iaij»t* ii-c.-ili7i of Mr -Jlill''.ini-l 1il5'n<A«>,-liit'«<i |i..|.I,-t'. .if Vuillniu SmirltiV-. ..tli is /omul in llie list of slovUioMer-. it Ui.ui tli«* .ili'«*..ilv iiimiu-iI -itu tlie ,,l,«*««»1 <«<»«Mttrt In tin- day-, „i •■iisy irirtisjiiirUitiou irtrm- i1rnwln;» xAl'M. tiiatiiifnclure of foil"; pnlnl.. Vrituoton ii. imlitil highly Invnttil with th.* gronl v.itiety ul nniurnl rcsoiinvs In that section, which numl j»lvi> rl>.u lo 1 1 in the Northern SentriM.-* company, iliilo ami liiKhcs of Coniiau^lit, tin- IlTl pruVCS thc /IjtVOr l,nl»'is|i«1 nt tin* tlmi* of tin* mine- mil, of WnlilcrRrnvi, rnrl Kolicttt. * «f'H» of llml fompnny'n Vnpttnl from Prliue-i* .Victor .of Ilnltenlolio nml aiulsK.UlStOthcllCtllth*' S.H*..<'-".""'> •'> it*- ,»f*ml <aiiiij.lt/* I,.iii(;,1,i,i... v...n a Imd aiumur tli, U..1.I- j. . r* 1 /* 1 **^'tl,> ''f *>.-l.*>4,u*k' Tlw!MS Vdi'U- !*».»|VH> l-li. ..I '-vlitkll,*-! II S. < III il i,-S, pi V%:<I*J XUlUCSS Oi thC lOOCl i,f thr- larger ttlHcLkoMcrK of tlml lil.-wiw tin- iiiimfiinnrvi of lkih. «•-♦■»• »»"»-*i . •♦-# *♦*#-• ^*» ^*«.*4 Sir Ifn-ior I.-in^cvin ilieil nt o t.tl.«k Mfmility mj;ln iror; n •;,vcrr iitl.iil of liTonclio pnciminnifi, ' *^*'**'">,*-«"»' * »"»'* +•*■*"* .«. » .»-«.»H|.^-»,^ }©««««««e©^er«««*»eft$©*?d«^«^a« scribe for ABA ft-9-»g,»ro<&0«M.»».-»^ The L Advertise in AH he Ledger ^ «iG^«-&il«a»^J«&t'»^ j.ei your 3 s nntihg from The Ledger <!*«♦•«««•«» ae*9<s **®« Get: your Neighbor Uo VJ xy,- Ihe -Ljedger 2«© ^'3S*^4>^<^d*St&e'd?&«»a^@5 ;Askyour.fri'erids to? ■ ibe.forTlie'Iiedger:. WiXW *9tMWmttwS**\ V<' " "* The latest news is in The I jedger «.■»©•«» ^'-•maMMe-M-tiM*' i I. • i i ' t The best news is; ■ in The Ledger ^n-MiMi-s-MAt £«im*; You will then be .supporting the most up-to-'Jate paper in the kodtonavs |«4MI9««tttt«frMt(l«9«'Mt«t«t-»d'»d Stand by the paper V .1 i 'Pown A|^. |<lt«t««te«gO(MMI'tS*f CMC s0^9S9Pkl(i9HSmH IfliMCf q-jnnit.ii fliat's The Fernie Ledger Two Dollars a year in Advance .■I \ltomr+*4mwwWw*Bw**Mt4WQ*K*W9t$M m -W "" "-**"!.. w .*(il;. *. "^ifjl-**' * * " ' .v- *j THE^EkNiE LEDGER, FERNIE, B. C<JUNE 20,-1906. OHIO'S GOVERNOU, OKA 11. Cincinnati, 0., -June 'iy—John *M. Pattison, governor of Ohio,' died at his home in Milford, a suburb-d this city this afterooon. He had passed a good niglit,"*' and there had Leen no report of any-change'during thc day. In the early afternoon the ,ne\vs from liisl home \Vas cdnsideriVl favorable and the later an"*ir»unccment of hi* death came as a great shock to • the governor's (lieBtU. Uaton, 0., June ]8.--I,ieutenani-gpv, ei nor Harris has been sworn in as governor of the slate. UHKIMI. XI. 1*. UNSRATRI), London, June 18.— As a result of a petition, Thomas Charles liohartes eldest son of Viscount Clillden, mem her of' pailiHiiieitl for Cornwall, has Ikuii unscattd -liy the election court in consequence of illegal acts,*- The eiilerlainmeiii ol voters at a garden party was the principal itein' in the cciuplatnt". J. W. Gardner, Frank.." I,. M. Hyde, Spokane. A. \V7 Tree and wife. Great -Falls 'Mrs.. S. V.'.' Savanaugh, do. Maud Derosier, Missoula. J. J. HurkcU, Sparwood. ' A. Gnslas, Phoenix, li. McKenzie, Michel., John Kiishlon, Ao. John Thointon, do. ' XI. "Matthew, do. \Y. Savage, do. A. Derbyshire, do. K. Humes, do. <*j- J. V. Hariics, do. J. Xlalhhewson, 'do. Thos. Oakley, do. A. Foster, do. ■ J. Uowsihoriie, Spokane. A: I.. 1-utterson, do. "A. I), McCarthy, do. J. Jotgenson, Klkniouih, ■ ,C. Jorgeitsoii, do. K. Wei ler, Tacoma. C. Hirst, JalTray, . . C. A. White, Montevideo, C. 11. Clarke, Vancouver, CENT A WORD ADS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading iusterted at"the rate of one cent a word each insertion. . . FOR SALE. t A SNAP. HAI.F ACRE IN WEST ."Fernie, good two-story house on 1 lhe property .-Apply MOTT, *0*M & CO. ,7 THE CANADIAN BANK ■ %^SQVI^^^-'y Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000. Reserve Fund, $4,500,000 HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO B. E. WALKER, General Manager , ALEX.;LAIRD, Asst. Gen'l Manager NEW LAID GOOD HOUSE.'CENTRALLY -LO- rated, for rent-Apply MOTT. SON *.& CO. , '' '■'; "■"*!-.. GOOD, HOUSE AND-SIXTY KOOT lot located in centre of city tor sale at a bargain price—Apply MOTT, son & co. ': , ' NKW TKIAI. DENIKI"). Nelson, June iS.~*Mr. Justice Morrison hns advised the local re».istrai tliiiil,* he. has refused lhe appliciilion for a new trial in lhe Aiiinmli.i ense, tried al the assi/es here, when Amandia was convicted ol manslaughter, and sentenced to 2ti years in the penitentiary. W. li. Koss applied for a new triul upon the ground ol misdi n-ction of'the jury, chielly that there was no evidence that the licensed acted in SL-lf:dcfeiise. The application i* now refused. DOMINION DAV AT XIOY1K. All arrangeineols have been coin- |>leted for the grand Dominion ! Day celebration at Movie on Monday. .Tulv **. Over 5Kuo has been subscribed Jot' donation in prizes. The program will consist ol rock drilling contests, log rolling, tie making and chopping, hose reel races, shooting matches, a tug of war and a full programme ol Caledonian sports. The sports ' wiU conclude with a dance in the evening. A..The coiiuniUee 'ai**l. citizens /are determined lo make the day a success and to send all the visitors home saving "Never had a better, time." .TO MAKE FKKSHSTAUT.' :ll-i—Cnuses-Closu- ■Glen ti—up—at-Blii« nt. .- 7 * Down. Nelson, June 18.—"Tlu- NliK-lrV-ll has been only temporarily closed down," :said Director Harrington, of the Cau •idinn Metals Company yesterday, "We" wa til to make'a clean up and hnve a fresh start, I think the work will all be under'way again by the lirst of the month. There is nothing else to tell you. The men were paid od Saturday. " ' MIMTA'llY UKVIKW, ______ '"* Inspector-General Lord Ayliuer, ne* rotiipniik-tl by Col, Holmes, 1), C. 0 anil Major Eaton, A, I). C., inspected the' Kootenay Rifles last evening, No, 1. company, dipt, McEvoy, ■! of-i licei-H nnd 39 men. No, 2 company, Cnpt. Stork, 2 ollicersand 37 men. The two coinpunies under the command ol Capt. McEvoy were' put llirough ' the following uioyemeiils bnttalion drill, company drill and battalion in attack, Lord Ayliuer ad dressed lhe companies and conipli- inenti-il tliem very highly on tlu-ir physique, nnd was very pleased nl the uppcnniuce ol the men. lie hoped the time was nnt .fur distant |wheii n regiineiil of as equnllv line looking incn could be mustered out from Fernie, He ivmnrl-ed ut I lie number of nidi wearing im-dnls for service in other pnrls of lhe empire. 'At thr rinse ol the pro-ceding,-, three rou-iiii-; cheers were given lor Lord Ayliuer. N. A, Knstiur i.s In Krnnk, —*——-..'■■—■. L. \V, l'nttnore, ol Crtinbrook is lu Ihr i-iiy. .1. ( il V ('•oiirliiy, of t'liilt, is in llu 1 WALDORK. li. Hockley, Vancouver. I'. Eu Miller, Ne*- 1-ierce. „ \\\ Fell, 'do. ' . "•'. .1. Woods "** wife, do. 1'. C. Malpas, Cranbrook. J. .L. Karrell, Milwaukee., W: II. Wheeler, Minneapolis.' R. li. Ikldeii,* Spokane. li. J. Davidson & sister. Robert Wilson, Movie. tleo. Ward, Vancouver. "' Miss J. l'ligher, Davenport. ' John Vida & wile, Spokane. W. C. Deiuiet & wife, Spokane. 1*'. C. Dell & wife, Siindpoinl. , J: J. Armstrong", Cranbrook. ' Vi. G. Jewell, Jaffray. A. M. Andrews, Cranbrook. K. R. J. Forslcr, Sparwood. Thos.'.llegg.s, Winnipeg. I). J. Haggcrty, Drowning, J. Smith, Coal Creek. ' ,.**>'. W. Renwick, Toronto. I). V. Carnes, Portland. W. D. Coombs, Eugene,, Ore. G. W. Kerr, Frank. ' J. Cameron, Elkmouth."_ N. Freiediiia'n, Nelson. G. Macdonald, Winnipeg. C. A. Dow, F.lko. C. Malcom & wife, Harrison. C. II. Durkhart & wife, Waitsburg D. V: Wood &-wife, do, J. Wpo:is,& wife, do. - 11. II,"-Strington, Harrison. 1)., Janus &. wife, Dine Cily. IIT^TT-WaTsotij-clcT ° T IL, .C. Dine, Clairesliolin. '. F.. II.'Smith, Coleinan. ' „* * Xli.-s Cecil Woo-.l,. I.cdnc. Napanee. A. Osborne,,Xorris & Rowc's circus, II. .Cunningham, do. o W. Dreiner, do, .1. CanL-ii, Ho. I'. Collins, do. * <■ C. C. Garnett, do. K, Darker, do. . Geo Wclliiiiiu, do, C. Johnson, do, J, George, do. K. S. Crowell, do, A Osborne, jr.', do, Ro.-s Tate, Ciaiibrook. A. A, Shorts, llluiniiorc. !■'. 11, Hawthorne, N?lson. I V. II. Hale Jt wile, Endei liy, ,C, A. Nittt, Si, 1-iuil. Miss Moore,') Miu-leod, J, FluiNi-iiiiinn, ViiiiL-imvei-. ■ G. Downing & wile, JalTray, I,. Renault, Cuiiip McKiiincy, 1), McDeriiiutt, Morrissey., , A. While U Wire, Coul Creek. J, Dates, Crutibroov. Walter l-'mscr, Jnfliay. ' Geo, Maiipln, Conl Creek, J1 C. Keinplon, do, 11. While nud wile, llosmer. T. Cniiiiliill,, N'oerls i*v Rowe. J.- HilliifigM, do. II. Mnnslield, do. ' II. Irving, do, II, Dunikcr, do. C. Htirrcll, do, J, Hyde, do, J. Hiignull, (lo. Mrs.., John Lee, Ctunbrook, I). J, Klincr, Movie, l-'OR SAi',E--io,o-xi shares Sullivan stock at 3;,'c—Molt," Son & Co. I'OR. SALE-A RANCH OF THREE- hundrcd and twenty acres in the Kootenay valley, *V> acres under cultivation; 140 acres can be irrigated at .small expense. There are good buildings on the property, ,also three miles ol fencing. There is about two million feet ol first-class timber ou the land. This is a snap lor anyone wishing to get,a good ranch. For particulars apply Mott, Son & Co., BRANCHES THROUGHOUT CANADA, AND IN THE UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND BANKING BY MAIL Business may be transacted by mail with any branch of the Bank. Accounts may be opened, and deposits made or withdrawn by mail. Every attention ia paid to out-of-town aooounts. Fernio Branch G. S.*** Holt, 'Mannffer We :tiav€&"'tiieni ^ arriving twice a week from the province. If ; you want Fresh Eggs .buy■■ from lis and be happy. Pay Cash, get viaiue for your money W. J.BIuiidcil ; The Peoplc'*s Grocer^ ,P. O. Block. Fernie *A009000*00000§ 1 TELF.PHONE. g 5 <■ ■■ -S ^000009900000^ to I' (> 0 I' I' <> (» I'OK. SALl-.-The_ |)roperty knowa ** the Tremont boarilinj-; house Vic- "loiia avenue, Fernie. Good two story house, H bed rooms upstairs, 5 KO"*-1 looms Aoyl* stairs; plastered: there is also a Eocd shed and stable on the property. Will lie sold very cheap - for cash. This is a-snifip Ior any. one wishing to,;nake a :g{ood investment. Vor [nil partirulars, etc, apply Mott, Son & Co.,., rP* BURNS & CO. RETAIL & 'WHOLESALE? HEAT DELERS Have one of their largest storeis in Fernie. ' Lamb, Veal, Fresh aud Smoked Fish. # Frcsii Fish constantly, arriving'^ j ■'•V'V%'%-'V%'%^'*-*»-/%*-^^ $S£^iW£22!mWLs1mWLmmmm*Wtl. TRITES-WOOD CO., Ltd SmiXmi 1 IM'-ft flit Lightweight Goods for EEEE Summer ticad Office Calgary, Alta. l-OR SALE-A VALVABW5 RANCH of 378 acres, situate*, in one oi th« most favorable spots for fruit growing, gardening, stock raisin* an« > poultry growing in the Kootenay country. This ranch is all fenced contains 61 acres of first-class l>otT lorn land, 25 acres of which is iB a good,,state of .' cultivation,, „ 7 acres of good bench land suitablt for fruit growing and gardening, Mt! in fine state of .cultivation. Titer* is a good^log house of four rooms, with shingle roof,* stabling for 8 horses'and-9 head of cattle, two good henlioiises and a cood root house. This valuab.e property can ba had for $5670.00 cash, it ta*ke» soon, and is the best bargain lor anyr one desiring to go into ranching that can ba found in East Kootenay For, further particulars apply '"to Molt, Son & Co, Fernie, B. C. ; The Dominion Meat -&: Cattle ACon Ltd. * Wholesale & Retail Meat Merchants Fernie, B. C. Hams, Bacon, Lard. Fl<jh and Game In Season. WANTED Victoria Ave. 'Phone No. 4 ""WANTElJ-'-SituaUon_as_lrelp"TinTpri-r vate family by Englishwoman; No washing.—Box 405. Nelson', b. c ' ■; ■ ;' ,, ANTED—Lady cashier; one able to u assist with ollice work. Apply'by letter*—The Crow's Nest Trading Co:, IMI. 1 ' t* Itead Down ' ' Hc»^ };P 9.45 p,m Lv. Veriile - • Arr. 8.60 ft in li.SSftm llexford (UOan. K.'l*i am. ''SPOKANK 9.S0p'm 7.30 p* m Arr Seattle '' Ly fl IS a m ■. * Dully except Sun.lii'y "LeaviriR Fernie.9.45 p. in. 'arrive at 10.55 P< •".-''•" . VANCOUVER. vou tm 1'OSITIOX WANTED as head cook in hotel or restaurant 'by experienced manager; or would , rent hotel dining room, restaurant-,.,or large boarding house. Address M. C, Y,, Ledger olTice, FOUND. KOI'XD—A lady's kid glove; owner can hnve saint, by paying for this ndv. „ l-'OUND—A getttlemnn's watch nnd chain, near tlte railway track between the cily nnd Oldtown. Owner can hnve siune by paying for this nd, Apply this ollice, JUSTASWE GOTOPRESS M. Mecklenburg, M. A.., I). 0. S„ celi^brnleil oculist-optician, will again bu al nitiiiHdeU'K drug store in Mon- •.tay, June iH, nml will remain tlw whole week, lie will be nl Michel hotel on Saturday nud Sunday, June ifi ami 17, Now is your opportunity to have yonr eyes attended to by a reliable and experienced specialist, A hotel thut liirnishes quiet commodious accommodation!, (or Us patrons is 11 .source of pleasure to, tin travelling, public, Such a one is tlu Klujf l-Jilvviuil IiaIcV ol Vernle, 'corner opposite post ollice. ■I'M". J''i—■"•WW'.!. ' ll'll" mmfrmimmm \m Dr, Doran, btolhir ol Mrs, .1. V. Iittwry died very siiiiili-ttly ut Lelimil I1I11I1*), litsl Snmltiv. Ctipt. Travis, ol tit.- Siilvntioti nv- my, Ims bnti irui^lirivil to Victoriu uml lelt for his mw field Moinloy evcMiiiK, The Knights ui I'ytliiiis will mre* nl lliii linil ;i1 ? o'clni'L- Hiniilnv iif- tetitoou nud will iiiiinh to the ceui* i-trry nml ilui-onil.* .'.ici'iisi.l lixitliers. th.* ■ gravi-s ul J*pu The follnwiiig! miinis have , 1.-., 1 . i-, 1 1 . k......,..;s-. . A> >,.l . j. ^.-.4.,. '. llu* ciiiiiivitl, Miss O'llrii-n, Coal Creek; MI-.S Snow, Mis*. I)«vili-y, "trine; Mi»i Small, CruiiliKwik. Sporting Goods ••••§•• W. A. White, luu.unuiiit nt tht t'nnn'Iinii Ibink ol Ciunmerir, li-nvi-* lor Montreal tomorrow night on * llircc wccl.-.' Ii'iliiliiy trip. Tln-r.* nrv mine rwitfirs, but then Ik-. I^-.lgrr will Inow more vbrn Mr. White returns. ' IIOTICr, .M.KIVAI.K. King I.dwiir<l. W A. Hi-i-il. riilisiiiV. Mrs. it. It. Ittt.l, Cljn<.tr.n. Mm. R n«fri*im, do. V....I irfntnt'. I inliitunl* In tho I.A.I.. 1WSK IIM.!. fiOCMX"-' I-OOTHAM. HOODS l.ACUOSSK f.OODS LAWN TI.NMS (iOOIJ.** ri'NCIIINCi HAGS nOXINCi OI.OVRS Flags, Plrc Works Souvenir Canes A (UCNI-RAI. HOLIDAY fi C'OODS. MNK OP SPORTING THE Palace Drug Store H. P. McLeatlt Mgr. Ah There! Tho Finest Porter and The only Good Itoor In Fernie. the product of the Lethbridge Brewerj Sold only nt Tlie Kin^g Hotel. The Buying Public have got iiito; the way of lookiiig* in the papers for informa- tion=con<5erning:-=the goods they need. The merchant who fails to furnish the informa- atioh needn't expect to get a full Share of the trade, and has no one but himself to blame* , Tlio Ledpcr is the paper most peoplo here rend. ** Gwiag to the warm weather of the past .lew days, and it s likely to continue during the summer months," our store has been visited "bv many summer sho ppers. Kor several days "we "have ' exceptionally, fine Mine "of all kinds of li-rliiwcijrlit Roods Ior *la: clicS anli chUdren, mcliiding ready-made-suits in-linens, lawn, or- ■ gahdy, And zephyr Ringliams-,'shift waists, skirts, hosiery^ para- ■ sols," together w,lh-a full line of summer materials,. We invite - you too calf and-be convinced that "we have the most .complete stock this side of'.the lakes.- - " - .' „ ■> -' I': ,S?--New' arrivals of bio uses- and hosiery. , ,' . The appreciation^ of those who have visited our showroom and visited our millinery and fancy goods display is a flattenii(jf proof to us that our styles are exclusive, „ tasteful and moderately priced. Oily 1 few if Itat lively Black Plumes Utt Hxpectcd to arrive this wcelc, n larjyc shipment of beautiful shirt waists, and shirt waist suits. Mrs. iwij'i "teHMMiWMMr It is our Pleasure to please You. That's why we hnve .the most artistic line of wall pnper.s ever nIiowii In I'ernie, Pointy flornl cf- fects for bedrooms, stripes lor linllH, tapestries nnd hemldic put- terns for lihrni-iv-t nnd dininji rooms; ■ l'rcnclt effects for piirlor.i; In fact we lmve i-vorythlii-*- the most exncliii|r tunic cun deiuatiil. I. L COVERT Willi Papers ■»:-•',-); ♦"■).":♦: ♦"'. . ".. r>-T-i-^-->--*^-t-^~f A. T. HAMILTON Tinsmithink & Plumbing A , _ \ ~ r: ^a :. T HAVE taken over the business'"formerly*, con- .1. ducted, by- Shepperd & Elliott and wish to inform " tlie public that I am in a position to do all kinds of '" Tin'smithing and Plumbing in a"prompt and eflicie "'manner. Remember the place. " One door nortii of King Edward Hotel. nt 'Phone 1 ^-^-^—f-4.-^f~|—f—f—^-4—♦ CIRCUS AT ' Tuesday, lune 26th, 1906 I EVERYTHING NEW THIS SEASON. CANADIAN mmmmwmmmmmmwm 9 C A. Now Open for Cnsaseme-nt* at Dances, Parties, Etc., In -fernie ===Or Outaldc Towns = •F From 3 to 8 Pieces Furnished »• Address t C. A* MILLER. Royal Hotel* rerntc *J-H"M«M"M--*-H»H"!^ 90 Day Round Trip Excursions East $52.SO WIN.NM'Kfi, PT. ARTHUR DIJI.UTII. ST. PAUL; Tliroii^li nKrurs-im) r-ilcs TORONTO, MONTRKAT., MAKITIMR PROVINCKS, NKW YORK, NKW F.NGLAND, on nppllfulion, ". DuIch of Snle, JUNK 4, ft, 7, »it 2* Jin.v t, ,i, AUGUST 7, 8, 9, skptrmw:r «em io Ticket* Kul-.jet.-t lo ustiul vnrlnllon-i Oi route nniJ IncluJo nicul*i nnd l-cnlm nn Cun. Vac, Steamer* on Crest Ijtket. Full r«rticiil«r» Prom J. Rus-vian Oo-assofas ■M Alifi.tril* l,i-iutirnt vmti by Pltytlf- & 100-Circus Champions and Celebrities ° 100 ~ _^^_,XaJ»—-M»MllllMM«M^^»M^WMI>IM»WHi^«MW«MkWlt 88 famous Sauostvisno II Arabian Tunriblerw io^W^;^^ Mora ** Mo^ MMh"» 0hwM Q BonosUontil »a.\iilib»is-ts 20 Aslonlshlno Aorobnts A OofH),feto JtnaneBo Olrouo k Suporb Csrhnd Untrofi ■ Sooroso(TrnlrodWiU»Boo8ls f. ' , # r* ' i» ••- ' rma.. .., ^..01 i**Jt*ii. it! *~*i4 tUHUItttt Smi**tfmm,,i*m CiUnols, -Llumaa nud Bo» Iiidicus Sduoatsd; Sssls. «nd Ssa Lions Hlfzhesit ■Jumpln-K Horaois Thundering Romoti Chnvlot RctciO* \xmtm ImpMlti Aikbiim &u,iit.M Only Lstly Jnpnncst Artitii In Amirlei tOO Shotlotul Pony Ballot Ctiko lA/alklno: Horaeb! Marvelous Picards rr cctLi)rntctistirk(10)Family Awfiiit*. Oi.iiiii <iii>iii ••* k^Hti n.i»» WZhui Lo Flour Troupo It |«fitf \*4*, »f fi*.Mtm. twtM t* VUllU Vttt* if t iitswt »#*.)**• | r*i«>*t*t Pretty Edna Maretta f<M*^t>l»l»Mlk. iMUluMm%m,*ttm, «UUItkU1l mimn.lrl •».»..1 H«Ji.y »****% Wwni [o Grand Street Parade?*
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Title | The Fernie Ledger |
Publisher | Fernie, B.C. : D. V. Mott and G. G. Meikle |
Date Issued | 1906-06-20 |
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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Fernie (B.C.) Fernie |
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Language | English |
Notes | Preceding Title: The Ledge Succeeding Title: The District Ledger Frequency: Weekly |
Identifier | Fernie_Ledger_1906_06_20 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2016-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | dee4da10-fbd6-48a0-872d-e218e1d813f2 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0182551 |
Latitude | 49.504167 |
Longitude | -115.062778 |
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