t/y^ eUym 2 ^^^htM^ fc+^*/) :ie rr irese i; itjee i| tli * .-:■• i I. ii* lea i oo intry. * • .■ •>... iddi sa i *i- ^.' p ■ r ii. in al. , . TROUT LAKE CITY, B.C. Juin*;6tli. I907. / v fit* ?& w? No. TIMBER NOTICES. The development ai the Broad- ...... . ,, view is proving up more a nd Notioe is hereby given lhat after :, , , , .. , .. more satisfactory an it progress- ivn months from first puhlicutioii given tli.it :;n i-reul in the British Columbia ^^^^^^ iiuotte. I Intend to apply to the Ink- hereof, I Inleud Hon. Chinf QoraiuisHinnerof Laiidg ind Works, for 0 special liconso to cut and '-irry iiiviiy limber from es. Notice ib dayi aftoi 1.1 make application to the lion Chief * lommissioiior of Landi .v Works I'..r n ipeciul license loi i|10 -followinu described lands eltu cui iiiiii ciuiv awuy timber from iln* following ilcsciil..'.I huids situ-1 .iii'l in \\ est Kowicniii dial 1 Let: .iu.I in Wei 1 K""t.'iiiiy di.-iilet, •v *W*4 :. '"'■ '' .** '.»» ms ^ta n\ vy.i ■*-\V 5! ■<--.'-•., MLt. <■■ fi toe; aWl-A-l w I.MIIEIt NOTICES, it hereby glvi n that wit 1 (ninths froin the fust pub- len .f in the British Col iiiictte, I intend to apply Hon. Chief <' 'iiinii--i'i|i' 1 .v Works for ■ special in cut ami carry away tim- ihe following described liaic iu Went Kootot Commencing at » post 111 tht West Hide nf Pop 80 f.-et from tbe Creek, lm .Vi nulls from its mouth Id 11 rv Usgnuson's N.W, 'i.st," thence e.i»-t 80 ohnlni ll til XO chains; tltnc- li .im, tin in '■ not lh 80 point of cotiiiiiinti mint 1 ihia 26th day oi April, Magnuson, Agent. I., cator. Commencing ;it a post plan led* nt the North Weit corner ol Andei son i pn -omption and 20 chnins .•iist of lhe south went comer of Lot 7491 "nd marked ''Leslie Hills N'. K curiit-r poat thonce west 100 cluiins. theuce snmh 00 chain* Ihenee esbt 100 ehains; thence north 60 chaina t-. point of cum men-cement. Dined Wtli April, 1007. Leslie Hill (ii... il Campbell, Agent Notice is hereby given that within '...i. ••iniilli- frnm l!n. lirst publication 'in. I in H •• British Columbia Qatette, I Inteud to apply to tm* Hon. Chid Commissioner of Lands and Works fnr n speeial Licence to cut snd 'irry iiivny tin,- ber from tlm following described landi lituated in Weil Koolenay. No i. Commencing at a posl planted 1 j imi.- above T. n Miv. ■ ii the south fork ol Lardeau Creek, adjoining Lot 7047 on ti.e north, maikod ''A. Gowii - E I ...rner |-obt " Ihei n noi ih v|1 chaii -. thence i\e.-i 80 chaina; tht lire lOUtll 80 ch..in-: thence ■ .i-i 80 chains, to i einl < f commence meal. No. 2. i..iiii.ii neing nt a post |.i.*iiiii. 1 i-l ....; * '! . on tin.* louth fork ..( Lai Creek, adjoining laot 7047, on thc S E. marked 'A. Qoaing'i B. W connr po-l." thonce north 80 chain-1; c tm ■ ■•! 80 chains; thence si.iitn 80 chains; thence west 60 chains tu tin |Kiinl of com. menccraent. No. •>■ Commencing al ■ post planted 1-J miles above Ten Mile, nn the south fork «.f l.atdeau tnnrkod "A. Gowing'i N.W, conn r p si.'' thenee Sonth 80 chains; thence east 80 chains; theme no-Ufa 80 chains; Ihenctp WCSt 80 chnins; to point of .' D 111- IH'ClllCllt. Located March 27th. 1007. Loon tor. In the No. 3 level, the main work is shoving thc drift to a point under the shaft, and to up-ntise to make connections so as to thoroughly ventilate the mine. Mr. Perry, of the Crawford No, l. Commencing at a post Ariel Tram Co. was up this week planted on Henley Creek, ubout sizing-up the situation for a tram 2 miles from Iho bend, marked from the mine to the. North Fork ".I T. Lauther's south wesl corner" Ho expressed his opinion as to post" then. ,* north 80 .-hains it being an easy proposition. Ihenee east 80 chains; tlience south He and Mr. Emmens left on su clmins; ihci...' wist 80 chains Wednesday morning for Nelson !,. iin* poinl d commencement. *n connection with the matter. Nn 2. Commencing al » post planted on Uealoy Creek, about 3 miles trom the head, marked "J. T. Lautlier'a north <*.-»st corner thence ninth so chains; ih- nee wesl sn chains; ihencs north 60 ehains;.thence east SO ehains to the point ..f commencement, Located tbe 'J:'r<l day of Apri), 1907. J. T. I.aut her*-. Locator. -0- At the Silver Cup, everything js moving along as though it was greased. The sinking from the 700 foot level is being pushed as fast as possible. The ore production is being kept up to thc normal. -0- The big mortars have at last LOCAL NEWS. A. & K. BRANCH C. P. R. at the Broadview—returned home last week, accompanied hy his mother. He has been undergoing treatment at Spokane, where he had the best "specialist' treatment that could be procured. He has however, lost the sight of one eye completely, while tlie sight of the other is greatly impaired. Jim—in his optimistic way, however—says that he might have been blind altogether. We are glad t° see Jim again, and while we deplore his loss. I we are pleased lhat some sight n ,,,, i arrived at the mil , and are be- . , . 6 . -mmencing at a post .lunt.1 . . . ,, has been left. the best prospects on Canyon ^^^^^^^^ Creek and a nice bunch of ore Ko, 10. Commencing at i posl planted '" sight for the boys to work on- •boat 7 miles op ths wett fork "I liun-i tee Kiv, r, sbout L0cliaim well ol river CfcUTlKIi/A 1i: 01' [MTOOVEMENTB and marked "M. (*. Uwlor'l N. VV, March 27th. A. Gowing, corner post," thence en-i so chaini; 11 ii-n.-e -muli 80 iliiiin*- j tin* i. i- treat BO eliaini; thonce north su chaini t*> I-,int oi commencement. Located March Wli 1W7. M. -v'. l.suii.r. Loeator. So 11. Comment-in.; It s |>olt planted on Uu* Ktsl lurk i.i tin* li.iii.*..n Hilar, about I' miles iii> (run. tbe forks, on tl.s sonth hank and marked "A. i'. liiij.on a North Went c..riit*r i il ' s loath 80 chaini; thenee o.-tst 80 rhaflii; ilieiit*.- north '-.| ebsini. M cbaius :•. i>oiiit of ooramence ITlCllt. I cited April Ilt. 1 A. F. Dufeon, Lswator, N.. il'. Commencing at a ynti plant- el mi the weal lork ..I iln* Dnni in Hi-' er. sbout 4 mil. - up ,.n till north hunk, iiiii'krd "A. F. Iiuii**..!.**. s,,iilli Wesl mmer post, llieuco north 80 chains; tiiiac. east so iini thencesoutli80 chaini; thence aotion, under lection 87, must be treat 80 chaini to puint o( oommence- oommenced before the issuance of "i.-iii. ' gtich Ccniticatc of Improvement!. Dated this 22nd. day of May A. D. 1907. "Maaama" Mineral Claim. Kitusto in thu Tr..iil I. ake Mining Division of Wt.t K'i'len it district Where located: On divide be tween 8 Mile Creek (Trout l.ake) an<) Brown Creek (Sei-th Fork of Lardean liner) TAKE notice that i, o. B S. Wilkie, acting as agent for Edward Baillie, P. M. C. BSSSS5,, James His lop, ,, „ „ 159277 6 J.l). McDonald, BMi'J03, Gordon Logan,,, „ ,, 5l9ti, intend, sixty days from dale here of, to apply to the Mining Recorder lor a Certificate of Improvement-., for the purpose of obtaining n 1'rnwH tirant of tbe above claim. And further take notice that Spokane, who sends his regards to all his old friends in the Lar dean. ;::tcttt;";. a at S£ s Xmi\. tt i *■—»•—- * Patrick's sonth easl corner post; tratI0ns* ■ north Q0 chains; thenco weit I —0— SO chains; thence south 80 chains; „ ,, . , ., , _ ., ... i i . . . i P. A. Lindgren and Nels Bo- tlienco east so chains to point of ,. , . , , dine left during the week for commencement. ., ,. „■ m, ■ ■ , . . „ , .„__ the Linson view. This is one of 1-i-ealed April28rd, 1907. .! i' Kirkpatriok, I.* cator Located March Ml, 1007 \ i Dugeon, Locator So. IS. Comniencfng nt a post MINERAL & LUMBERING Mr. and Mrs. J. Caig came up I INDUSTRIES MAKING the Lake on Tuesday in a gas> ine launch and took a number of I GOOD PROGRESS. local young ladies to Gerrard to attend a dance given there. M ^^^^^^_^^^^^^«™ The ''Review" during laal week | t.-.ok up thc niaitcr of I he rei-oiirces Jim Scott—who, it will be re- along the line of the Lardo bfanc numbered, met with an accident of ihe ('. I' I: One of ihe most prominent wai tho proposed extension of the line to Arrowhead, on which all the people seem lo think thu hi-jr corporation wag not actiiiL' justly to tho people. We understand, how- c-rcr,—oa the best authority—that this road will hc commenced thi- year nnd ive all say ''Hurrah!'' We found all along ihe line—we walked a good bit of it -a good , area nf fruit and email vegetable 1 land, all tf which is nearly tak**: ' up. At Lardo ihcte is tslk of a re-| sumption of work on the <ln*.n Ilritain group, which will en a goodly number nl men. li i> however, too early to get to the property. , At (ioid Hill, Geo. \V. Stead • turned and is now so far satisfied with the t«sts mada on the placer ground, lhat a dr. . plant will be put in as quickly as possible. August Buffalo bas a couple of gentlemen now iookinp over his property at Second Cr rsing. ami from what we learned, there is very little doubt of thc deal not going through. The proposition is a tree milling one and ibe ti -'.- so far. nave l.ceu verv s itsfactoi v. The llvin Bros, have a!-.o some g.iod properly located iu ihis vic- ■ i .. • -l ■!. *.t-j:» ,.!. . cr. " W Glen, who holds a contrail with the Canadian Pacific I.umber Company, is putting in toinc good work on Trout Creek. The cleaning-out part of the work, under the able supervision of A. Bigger, is about through, and some !og> have been fent down to the Lake, but the great difficulty has been—so far— the scat city of labor, then- being only 7 or 8 men at present employed, but more men have been sent for from ArroAl.<.jd and Kevel-: and it is fullv expected that nliout '20 men wiil shortly be on the job. Commencing at .i posl Ion lhe wesl side of Poplar pOO fuel fn.ni the creek, a- liiiles from its mouth, "Erie Strand's N. K cor- }." thenoe south yi* chain*-; 'i-i 80 chain.-: thence nor* [mins; tliencecaii WJ chaini of coiumencment, 1 thii 85th, day of April Ki ic* Strand ,I*ocatar. [MiigniiM'ii. Agent, C iiii'iirinj nt n poll plintetl • (nh- ot lhe mil f.,ik ul the Itlver, iii.i.nt ; imii 9 i p from 1 marked "I'.l. Ililln.aii's S. r post," (hence north mi chain ■Ml |Q iliainH ; llmnco mhill. Rtl ■ i.t-iiec wot *.u cliniln t" poinl I* iiciment. No -i ;ini- e.l on ll.e west hank ..( Ihe I'lincaii Uiv- | er, nlKittt "i rhaiii" north ol Taylor Creek I I und marked A. F. Ihi^ion s North Commencing it » p:,^t Kaitcerner poat, thence weit 80 chaini p 1,,1'Jluiilc above Ten Ml|eli!'<"»coiootli80cl.ainijthonce call B0 chaini; thence nnith BO . liains lo point nf ciiiiiineiH'iiient. Located April 5th, iy07. A. K. Dugeou, I * cator. mi the ninth fork of Larthau Creek, nnd marked 'A Gowing'i 6 \V. corner post,' Ihenee north, B0 chains, thence east 80 ohains; I s„ u. Commencing st a post planted llienceioiith 80chains, tbence west;jaboat 1 mill up Booklet Oreek (r»m 80 chains; to tho point of menccmeiit. O H N'. Wii-kii, Treut l.nke. B, Amid dense clouds of dust ainl reminding the beholder very forcibly of a famous cavalry charge, a strnuy mounted contingent oi' visitors from Beaton galloped Into Trout Lake on Sunday mornins loel The party, which included Mi*--- Bcaion, .Mi?s Short, Ed. Hillman nnd other well-known personages, spent the day visiting friends here, and departed about G p.m. on their li! mile return trip. The weather was all that c, uld be deaired, and—judging from a] ibowi co. 'usivcly that they—;l e owners, have ercry confidence in the ultimate result. Walking up the line from Second Crossing, we ran into Kd. Vipoad's logging camp. Aa we were coining up we noticed—a long way ahead of us-^a man itanding wilh arms akimbo and chest out, we said—"That's Jack Body," and bun enough we were right. ivl is doing well on hii contract and keeping the C. I*. li. hu.-v heeling it tn Gerrard. Arriving at I'oplar we visited the property now being operated upon by Norman McI.hhi.mi an.l Jack Chism. 'I he hoys have ii good showing and will undoubted- LECKIE BOOTS are mainif.ve.tiir. d fur mi n ,'■ l: require boo4.! for «r- iice ainl m ugh-and-tumble par.nti fled it almoit impoiwble lo keep the i f. I ooi ered Th y arc all No. 1 leather' honestly mode, and »Hl r;vc- ii finite satii fai Thousands who have Worn them Sty tba* Ihey arc B almost ironclad, Ask your drain to sii.-.v tin-in to you. If be fiiouid not have ihem. inid iii.c name to j, nan co. ltd. M IM TACIL'IIEKS Of "LECKIE BOOTS," VANCOUVER. B. C C'aJali -.'lie P"ree. A SNAP. FOR SALE—*« ORGAN, ge . near. *Vill sell for 160.00 to quick buyer. Owner needing room, the cause of sel.ii.g. For particulars apply l'osl Office Store, i Lake. NOTICE. Timber Notices nut ap).curing , n U.:e jr.pc will be found on pi re 1. mi t in the .-'ippl*. jii.*ii*f is- . wilh this edition. 2.1 o 07 uteil \liinii (3rd, r.'07. I*;*!, llilinian, Locator, Hi' viiiiieii.'iiii; at n po planted l.'-i fork ni the li.iin.in Itivi i ■ M 11■,it s. W. eornei post1 Bnilrn nji from f..i i. - nml inark- ■ lliiliinii.'v s. E. ci B-Hlli HO chnillB I lh.'in'.' We«l BO ■li*. in* i,lli Rn . hiiiiin ; then. 0 Bcluiiis to iiuiiii iii con mence ■.-•int.il Marcl. ■-•-•.i'i 1007. Ed, Ulllrain, Locator, I,1 im: quid in f"Uiiiin .1] No •'. Commencing st a poal planted 2j miles nbovo Ten Mile, on thi.- south fork of Lniduau Creek, marked "A. Qowing'i N. W Cornor |'.>.-l." Ihcnce JOlllh so chll ini; thcnCO .*:i-I sll . hailis; llii ic i* north 80 chains; thence in* t SO chnins; lo point of com (III III .111011*.. No u. Commencing al a post planted 3 J mil.*n nbovo Ti n Mile,] on tht- t-iiiiih fork ..f Lardeau Crcok, marked "A. u..wing's 8, W. corner post,', thenco north *i> com- Duncan Itlvir, marked M. Ueaton i K \v. corner poal i tliene^ sail I60 chaini I thenco nnrlh 10 chains . thent-o » • ' Inn iliiinsi su.illi 4U cliaim t'i I unit of cotnmem menl. Located April 10th I M Qeaion, l.ut mor. So. 15. Oommencing at a pmt planted nliniit 2 niilns ti|i Bonldii Creek Irom Dancan River, marked M. Beaton • s, VV corner i i. tl once enst IM chaini, 11,.'in e nnrlh lu chains, thenco H.i-l 160 chains, thonce south 40 chaini to point nf I'olllllK'lll'IIICIlt. Located April 10th vm;, M. Bsaton, Ij cator. t hiiins; th nee cast. 80 thonce ibuth 80 ohniuaj ih 'nee mil »Stl iii.*,in-; I*, p. int of commencement, N'n hi Commencing nt n posl nlanted iiliniii S milui north .•( llnll Crock, on Duncan Itlver, nn tho North West cor- iiiurki'il .'huins' ner of Timber limit No 7L'Is, Ed, llilliiiiui i. Nnrlh Kn-t corner post, iln*mi- Weil sn .'Inline, thence lOttUl BO chains, tlience cost 80 chsiiic, thence norlh 80 chaini lo poinl nl commeno- nient. N i 7 Commencing a' n po-*l planted 3A mile* above Ten Mile on tho south fork of Lnrdenn ('ick, maikod "A. Gowing's N. W coiner |..i-(;" th< nc* sonth *■> * i.i11. . Hi* i.e . asl 80 chin' , iln nc. north 80 i.nrnle.l April HHli 1007. Kd IlilllllHIl, I * 0 it.ir No IT Ciiiniiicni-un nl * pn.-l planted nlmnl 10 eliaini south ol llnll Crook on l'im*,ui River, and west ol K & 8 line, marked \ i Dugoon • Bottlh Must oor> chains; thence nor posh thenco weit Mchalni, thence -visl 80 ci.niiis lo | "inl ni c 'in* ienl Located \farch aOth 190 A. Gowing, Leo Uor. norlh 80 chains, llioncc eni 16 Ibe K A g line t: ence following |ogi nf K A S i poinl of eommen* mint. ited Apri' llth 1007. A F D Ig 'ii i, i out ir *.i s3«*f4»r*-4is aoost- I ladies! \Vp' a»».* jml iv, i'ii,"i a *v Itrneontlgnmenl of i A Itife c-omlgnti Pry il,imii, nhloll will Ml- ■tlili* you In nim* ymir ii' ptnditan on (riiiiiii nmt i'x- prssi Dbais-M, .....! ui tbe rams lime ensbto vmi to BBB WHAT YOl* XHft UlVINll. iiii pearances—the wisitora were well pleased with their days outii "I lv make nunc nion-ey out of it. 11 * Tho Ahra'timicn Bros, have nude a great improvement nn their land across the bridge. Over 20 lots have been cleared and planted ..ith all kinds of veg- etablis—from the iplcy onion to A vitit was nlso made to Ihi N'esbitproperties at Itapid t*;m k These c'ainis have very rich _ showings, ami ii ciiiiipany—heath tl by Mr. E Mobl i, of Got rard—-an preparing to put in a .-mall 5 ton ■tamp mill. Gerrard is al present ..ne of thi livuliist places in Ihe Province Tlie Canadian Pacific Timber Uo, aro employing u lii.ge number .•! -5 [NICE LINES IN MENS'J SHIFTS, HOSE, CAl'S, BELTS El'C, IA choice line of LADIES'J \\ IIITK WAISTS nt priccsj that will surely ASTONISH YO U J F. MURRAY, I TROUT I.AKE. IJ. C. t, | the luicioui ivatcr-mclon. The hoys figure on getting enough oul! min putting np new building! ntnl of the lirst crop to pay for the!adding new machinery wliluh nil; clearing, . I give them—when all completed Jim Hunt i-i doing Icrcti'.-an one of tho m it complete and up- work in lifting out the stuiiips(ivith to-date | hintf in Canada, powder.) Jim Jenkins, Walter Phnlen an d John Stauber have some prop. ciii.s practically at Gerrard which, in the ni ar future «i I make profitable shippers, iy O'Reilly who was undergoing, Th0 gcril)e covor,d KtM ofi During the battle. Private I'at- ■ . Local and General. - •;.::: :■;.-?■ 1"-: Mrs. (iowing l and l*r- - ther lift on l-'i-dav inornii,^ last, on their return to their I.o: . .nd. Mrf o n N. Wilkie i»ea ed leino about the Iiiii i: *•• fi< >_a an extciidti] Visit t.. rc'a'i, ■ si.d friends in the old Conn Iry A, U Fraser and d.ii.. ■rie. returned hi me ir n< Coast oil K-'dny last. N. W. Sratoens, returned frees the I'oast last week. Mn l"m- iiK-ns and Kay will return l.n-r Malcolm M.nthieson lift week for the Silver Cup. Butcher Johnson received a Ian;.' consignment of hug*, ihia woi k his "baptism of lire" wan looking around him for n shelter from the incessant rain of blllletl which whistled and shrieked in uncomfortably close I roximitv to his hearing apparatus, nnd kid worried expression of countenance soon Attracted lhe al ten tion of liin .illicer who evidently did not appreciate pnsr Pat's discretionary powers, and promptly and indignantly accused him of cowardice, adding thut the battle would bti over in another live minutes, I';it, Iniriiing under I hi* officer's scornful denunciation cf blm, immediate]) repli. .1 "Phwnt,l and jt'gn ooward Oi am? Bhure, thin <>i'd rayiher he a cownrd foive iiiinuU**- tl nn dead ail nie loite," these properties and was Burprlsoil at tlu- work done by the individual owners. Summing Up the whole silua-l tion, theshowlllffBoil timber, min era! an.l finit lends, from Gerrard j to Lardo Is remarknblu and in a . . . ■ , • i very short time lheir production* | will swell thht of the province to il very large degn '-. Mr. Harris, chief engineer on lhe a.s. Proctor, came in limi'g tin* week, bringing in JIrs Harris and family. Mr. and Mrs. If h rr is had n very sad bereavement he/ore e< .• down from Revels'ok e, in the J-.** ! of one of their boys. The f.nt that the little fillott w.is well nt , six o'clock in the evening and tic.il at nine, mokes I. more dietrcsiing ly siiil. We cxii-inl to both parents snd i liiaiii'lcr of thu family t.-ir sin- eeri syrnpnthy, — , .«■ .mc iinignificeni cedar i- l«'- ing ent nl (lien's ranch, clear es a Walter Phelan, who has been «'hi«tle, wlthoul a knot mid tix manageratthe Big Tunnel ali,feot "hrnn-gh. winter, came down first of the week ami went to Gerrard to look after his mining interests there. Tommy Pearson came in Wednesday, to look after his -.uried Interests on Mum) Cr iek. 1 V'laW'i VW \ LARDEAU MINING REVIEW, TROUT LAKE CITY. B. C 00** TheTwoVanrevels By BOOTH TARKINGTON, Autbw ot "TO* bentlcnuui From Indiana" and "Maiuieur Inunln' =dc (Oontinued From Last Week.) Beatfciir"1B'tiIIine3, ' hang-Jawed with lespnlr, he returned her long, tluiu- fouinletl gaze hopelessly and told tha truth like an Inspired dunce. "I came—I came—to hrlug another man away," he whispered brokenly; face to face with Crailey Gray. ■nd, at the very moment, several heavy, half suppressed voices broke into eager talk overhead. The white hand tbut held tlie candle wavered, aud thu Hhadows glided lu a huge, grotesque dance. Twice she es- sai.*,l to speak before she could do so, at (be same moment motioning him back, for be had made a vague gesture toward her. "I am uot faint. Do you mean, away from up there)" She pointed to the cupola stairs. "Yes." "Have—have you seen my father?" The .iu. sii,,n euine out of such a depth of lucredulousness that It was more an articulation of the lips thau s sound, but he caught lt, and, with lt, not li 'i'e, but the shadow of s shadow of hope, a hand wai lug from tbe far shore to the swiu.iuer who hss beeu down twice. Did she fear for his sake?" "Xo—I have not seen him." He was (Toplm; hlludly. "You did not come from tbat room?" "No." "How did you enter tho house?" The draft through the hall was blowing upon lilm; the double doors upon the veranda had been left open for coolness. "Tbere," be said, pointing to tbetn. "But—I beard you come from the other direction." He wus lireulliltitr quickly. He saw Ins ehnnee—If Jefferson Bareaud did not come now. "Y'ou did not bear me come down the stairs." He leaned toward ber, risking It all on that "Sn" "Ab:" A sigh too like a gasp burst from Cralley. Ills head lifted a little, and bla eye.* were luminous wltb an engeruess thut wns almost anguish. He set his utmost will at work to collect himself un.l to think bard aud fast. "I came here resolved to tuke a uiuu away, come what vould!" ho said. "I found the door opeu. went to tbe foot of Unit stairway, tbeu I stopped. I re- uieiiiliereil soiuct-iilng. I turned and wuh going away wben you opened tb* door." "Y'ou remembered what?" llie dicker of bopo ln bis breast Increased prodigiously, and the rush of lt look the breuth from his throut and choked him. Good God! Was she going to believe him? "I remembered—you!" "Whnt?" she snld wonderlngly. Art returned with u splendid bound, full pinioned, his beautiful and treach- ironi familiar who had deserted him st the crucial Instant, but sbe made up for It now, folding blm ln protective Wlttgl uud hreutblng through bil spirit. In riipld aud vehement whispers he Imii red out the words upon the girl In the doorway. "I huve n friend, and I would lly down my life to make him what be could he. Hc has always thrown cv- er.iMiliig niiny, bis life, bis talents, all bis money uud all of mine, for tbe sake of throwing tbem awuy! Some other must tell you ubout tbut room, but lt bas nnn.sl my friend. Tonight I discovered Unit lie bud been summoned here, mul I mude up my mind to come • nd take hlin awuy. Your futber has mv.,in to shoot mc If I set foot In his Douse or on ground of bis. Well, my duty wus clear, and I entne to do It And yet 1 slopped at the foot of the itulr because-because I remembered thut y..u wen* Uobert Carcwe's daughter. Whut of you if I went up and barm euine to me from your father? for I sweur I would not have touched blm! You nsk.-d me not to speak of 'personal' things, nud I hnve obeyed fou. but you sec I must tell you one thing now. I have cared for this friend »f mini mON thnn for all else under beiiveii, but 1 turned and left blm to bis inlu aud would a thuusuud times rather thnn bring trouble upon youi 'A thousand times?' Ah, I sweur It should be a thuusuud times a thousand!" He bad purn.led lu one speech from tbe prisoner's dock to Gapulet's garden, ond her eyes were sblulng luto bis like a great light wben be Unbilled. "Go qulcklyl" she whispered. "Ua quickly! Go quickly!" "But do you understand?" "Not yet, but I shall. Will you go? They might come- my father might come- at any moment" "Bat"'- "l)i.i you want to drive me quit* (iiadf 1'leu ,u **.£' ahe lull I a trem bling, urgent Iiu lid'upon Ills sleeve. "Never, uutll you tell me tbut you understand," replied Cralley firmly, listening keenly for the slightest souud from overhead. "Never -uutll then!" "When I do I shall tell you; uow I only know thut you must to." "But tell ine"- "You must go!" There was a shunting of chairs on ths floor overhead,fad Cralley went. He went even more hastily than might have been expected from the adamantine atUtude he bud Just previously us- sumed. Keallxlug tills as he reached the wet path, he risked stealing rouud to ber window. "For your sake!" be breatbed, and, having thus forestalled uuy trilling Imperfection which might arise ln her recollection of his exit from the house, he disappeared, kissing his baud to the rain as he ran down tbe street Miss Betty locked her door and pulled close tbe curtains of her window, A numerous but careful sound of footsteps came from the hall, went by her door and out acros3 the veranda. Silently she waited until sbe heard her father go alone to his room. She took the candle and went ln to Mrs. Tanberry. She set tbe light upon a table, pulled a chair close to the bedside and placed her cool hand lightly on the great lady's forehead. "Isn't lt very late, -child? Why are you not asleep?" "Mra, Tanberry, I want to know why there was a light in the cupola room tonight?" "What?" Mrs. Tanberry rolled herself as upright ss possible and sat wllh blinking eyes. "I want to know what I am sure you know and what I am sure everybody knows except me. Wbat were they doing there tonight, snd what was the quarrel between Mr. Vaurevel and my father that bud to do wltb Mr. Gray ?" Mra. Tanberry gazed earnestly Into the girl's face. After a long time shi said ln a gentle voice: "Child, bus lt come to matter that much?" "Yes," said Miss Betty. CHAPTER XIII. TOM VANKEVEI. always went to tbe postofflce eoon after the morning distribution of the mall; tbal la to say, ahout 10 o'clock, and returned wltb the lettera for the firm of Gray A Vaurevel, both personal and offlclul. Cralley uud he shared everything, even a box at the postofflce, and ln front of this box oue moruiug, nfter a night of rulu, Tom stood atarlng at A white envelope henrlng a smull black seal. The uddress wus lu u writing be hud never seen before, but the lustunt lt fell uuder bis eye be wns struck wltb a distinctly pleasurable excitement Suddenly aud without rcitsou hi kuew thut It came from Elizabeth Carewe. Ue walked back quickly to his olllce with tho letter lu the left pocket of his cont, threw lhe buudle of general correspondence upon his desk, weut up to Uie floor uliovtt uud paused at his own door to listen. Deep hreatblug from across the hull ludlcuted that Mr. Gray's soul was still Incased lu slumber. Vaurevel went to bis own room, locked the door and took tbe letter from bis pocket At lust, after examining all tbe blades of his poeketknlfe, be selected oue brighter thun tbe others uud loosened the flup of the envelope as gently and carefully as If It hud heen the petal of • rosebud thut he wus opening. Dear Mr. Vanrevel-I believed you last night, though 1 did not underatund. Cut I understand now • everythlns and, bitter to me aa the truth la, I must aliow you plainly that I know all of It. nor can I rest until I do ahow you. I want you to answer this letter-though I must not see you again for a long tlme-antl In your answer you must set me right If I am anywhere mistaken In what I have learned. At nmt. and until after the second time we met, I did not believe In your heart, though I did In your mind and humor. Even since then there have come strange, amall. Inexplicable inlstrustlnga of you, but now I throw them all away and ttual you wholly, Monsieur Citizen Ueorgca Mcllliac* I ahull always think of you In those Impossible garnlahments of my poor great-uncle, and I periuade myself that he must huve been a little like you. I trust you because I have heard the story of your profound goodness. The Aral reason for my father'a dlallke was your belief In freedom as the right of ull men. Ah. It Is not your pretty exaggerations and flatteries (1 laugh at thorn') thut apeak for you, but your career Itself and the brave things you have done! My father's dislike flared in, hatred becuuae you worsted him when he discovered that he could not successfully defend ths wrong agnlnst you und fell back upon sheer Insult. lie ls a man whom I do nut know- strange us thut seems us I write It. II Is only lo you, who huve taught mc so much, thst I could write It. I have tried to know lilm and (o realise that I am his daughter, but wc aro the coldest acquaintances, that Is all, antl I cannot ace bow a change could come. I do not understand him; least of all do I understand why he Is a gambler, lt hns been explained to ma that It la his great passion, but all I comprehend In thess words Is that they ars full of shams for his daughter. This Is what was tt.1,1 mc: He has always played heavily antl nklllfully, adding much to his estate In Ihut wuy, and tn liouen always wllh a certain coterie, Which was Joined several years ago by the man you came to save last i.iidil. Your devotion to Mr. Oruy h.is been the most beautiful thing tn your life. I know all thnt the Own knows of that, ex- Mat U« lliomeii,' hidden sacrllUes you havs mtt.lo for him. those tilings which no ons will ever know. (And yet. you see, 1 know tliein after ull.) Kor your saks, because you love hlin, 1 will net even call lilm unworthy. I have In*.ii,i from ons who told unwlll- Ingly-tlie story of the night two yeara ago when the play ran so terribly high, and how In the morning when they went away all were poorer except one-thelr host; how Mr. Oruy lad nolhlni lefl In the world und owed my futlier a great sum. which was to be paid In twenty.four hours; how you took everything you had saved In tlie yenrs of hard work ut your profession and burrowed ths rest on your word und brought It to my fitll.tr that SfUmoOn; how, when you hud paid your friend s debt, yuu asked my father nut to Dlay Will) Mr {Lev <j train oni i»v r-.i... ninae flntf hli'eicusS to "send you' n challenge. You laughed at tiio challenge— and you could afford (o Iuuk>i at It. But tills, is all shunie, shuine for ltoberl Csriwa'l daughter. It seems to mo that I should hide and not lift my heudi thut I, being of my father's blood, could never look you In the face again. It ls so unspeakably painful and ugly. 1 thluk of my father's stiff pride and his look of the eagle-and he still plays wltli your friend, almost always "successfully!" And yuur friend still comes to play! But I will uot apeak of lhat side of lt. Mr. iii.iv has made you poor, but I know It was not that which made you noma seeking him lust nlulit, Whin 1 found yuu thero In tho hall. It wus for his suko you euine- and you went uwity for mine. Now that 1 know, ut lusi now that I huve heard what your life has been (and, uh, I heard bo much mora than 1 have wrlttenll-now that my eyes huve been opened lo see you as you are, I um proud und glad und humble (hut 1 e.in believe thut you felt a friendship for in* strong enouRll lu have made you no "I ir niy sake." Vou will write to me Just once —won't youT—and tell mo If there was any error In whut 1 listened lo, but sou musl not come tu the garden, Now that 1 know you I cannot meet you clandestine ly again, lt would hurt the dignity which 1 feel in you now unit niy own poor dig- nliy—such us li lal 1 have been earnest .,* warned of thu danger to vou. lie-i... I, you must Isl tne test myself. 1 am all Buttering und frightened and ex. lied Vou wiil obey me. won't yuu? !>o not come until 1 semi for you, KLIZAUKTII I'AHKH 1-*. Mr. Gray, occupied with his I illol ubout noon, beard his partner descend lug in the olllce with u heavy step, uud Issued from his room to cull a henrly greeting. Tom looked buck otcr his shoulder uud replied cheerily, though witb a certain embarrassment, but Crulley, catching sight of bis face, uttered a shnrp ejaculation lin.l came doe u to blm. "Why, what's the matter, Tom? You're not going to he sick?" "I'm all right, never four!" Tom laughed, evading tbe other's eye. "I'm going out In tbe country on suuie business, ami 1 dure sny 1 shtill ut.t be buck for u couple of dnys. lt will be ull up und dowu the couuty." "I'nu't 1 go for you? Y'ou dju't lojk able"— "No, no. It's something I'll have to attcutl to myself." "Ah, I suppose," suld Cralley gently, "I suppose It's Important and you couldn't trust tne to bundle It. Well - Ood knows you're right! I've showu you often enough bow Incompetent I iuu to do anything but write Jingles!" "You do some more of them—with >ut tbe whisky, Ctelt*J. They're worth more than all the lawlug that Gray A Vuurevel bave ever douo or ever will do. Goodby—and be kind to yourself." He descended to the first landing; nud then. "Oh. Crnlley." be culled with the nir of having forgotten something be bail ineiiiit to say. "Yes, Tom?" "Thin moruiug nt tbe postofflce I fouud n letter addressed to tne. I opened It and"— Ho hesitated, ami uu- enslly shifted his weight from one foot to tbe other with a feeble, deprecatory langb. "Yes. whut of It?" "Well, there seemed to be a mistake. I think It must have been meant for yon. Somehow, she—she's picked up a i; .".I muny wrong Impressions, nn.l. Lord knows bow. but she's mixed our mimes up nud—nnd I've left the letter for you. It's on my table." He tuned nml, culling n tli.nl goodby over his shoulder, went cluttering noisily down lo tbe street and vnulsb- ed from Crullei^s. ^i*.ht. . (To be continued.) Key West. The Bpanlnnls culled Key West Cayo lliicscu. or Hone Islands, aome aay from tbelr coral origin. Chinee* Trades Union,. Trades unions have existed In China for 4.01*1 yenrs. Tbe Celestlnl workman levins toll ou every transaction according to bins h.lil dowu by his trn.lea onion nnd without for u momeut taking Into consideration wbat his employer mny consider proper. Raleigh's Jeweled 8hoes. The most splendid pair of shoes on record were those worn by Sir Walter Raleigh nn grent court occaBlons. They were of huff leather, covered with precious stones nnd valued ut $35,000. Bungalows. Bungalows may Ik.- built of stud wuli. nn a brick foundation, covered externally either with tiles, wonther- bonrtlliig crcosoted or stained nnd varnished, wltb rough cast or hnlf timbered work. Inside tbe nulls should be plastered. Pingyang. Pliigynng, In northern Keren, wns the Urst "literary center" In the I'eu- In-e'iii* Kingdom. Its chief nuth >r wus nn ancestor »f Confucius named Klshl, who. gathering up his writing iniiterl- i-.is ami leaving Cblaa in 1121 it ('., emigrated eaatward int.. Kt.reun regions. Ills mime Is greatly vt'iieiiiteil, and mnny tablets still exist In bis honor In the northern parts ef Korea Young Mothers, Offspring Is.ru nf nu.titers under twenty yenrs old do Dot lllll.. us g,,.m| chnuce nf healthy life as those burn of mothers over thirty. A Formidable D.un . John Zltka. the one eyed chief of the Hussites, ordered In bis will thnt his skin should be tunned and mnde Inlo a drum. "Tlie noise which my skin will mnke," snld he. "will frighten nivuy nil our enemies nn.l put them to flight" Painting the Forth Bridge. The forth bridge receives a new out of paint every three years, and one- third Is done Bach yeur, so thnt the painters nr« ci.nllniiiilly at work. Besides the piiliitlug every part of (he structure Is curefully exninlued and loose or defective rivets removed uud new ones put In their place. Names For Queen Elizabeth. Queen Kllziibe'll wns cnlle.l Good Queen Hess hy her rrlends nud Blisitly Bess hy her eneinlcs. Hhe wns ills., ties- (glinted the Maiden Queen, the Queen of Virgins, the I'ulnme.l Heifer, fortune's Bmpren, the Glory >.f Her s.-x, the Mlriule of Time, Aalrnen, Orliiua, the True I.lima, (llnrluiin un.l odicr uani'-s respectful nml (he contrary. Earring Shaped Lake. The I'end d'Orellle luke, III Idaho, took Its name from Its abiipc, which resembles thnt of uu earring Does fit Doesn't shrink Pen- Angle Underwear liua the soft' ' warm fecT the skin enjoys. iDiiemi't itch. A7 Made for men, women and little folks, ln a variety of styles, fabrics und prices. »0J ' Weauthoritt rmy dealer in Pen- Angll Underwear lo replare, at ' ut coit, anJ garment iaulty in nutenul ri tuikuig EUROPEAN SOLONS. l-illliei* l,ou* I'ny tir li» i'n* la tl.e Hull- Kor I nu iinil,,*i*». The Norwegian member of parliament gels little Iiinl*!' than $11 ll day for bis public services, nn.l even then wben be takes n dny ..IT he loses his pay, The Biiinc Is the eiise wllb the ineiiiliers of tin- Swiss diet Tbey are rewarded with $1 il duy ou condition thnt th.')' do not ul.seiit themselves from work. To go farther east, it is found tbal id.un..min thinks her lawmakers worth $5 il dny. I'.uir dollars Is the dally wages of ttlOSI who cniiipit.se tlie Iiul gari.in sohriinjc. hut members who live In the capital get only .*■':'. dully. Denmark is aboul tbe stingiest of all European countries s.. far as reneiiner- ntlng her legislators is concerned. Dun Ish members of parliament get only Sl .hi ii dny, but on the other band, they hnve the odd privilege of n free scut lu tho ltc-yni theater ut Copenhagen. While the members of the Qerman reh-hstng nre not salaried, the lawmakers of the various Qerman states do not work for nothing. Baxe-Coburg members of parliament ure paid about 13.23, those of Bavaria fi..*) aad of Hesse fi.'iTi. At first sight Hungary seems to th) ber lawmaking on the cheap plan, for ber members get $I.ikki a year in cash But they are nol sn badly o!T alter all. for a liberal allowance is made into the bargain for house rent. Austria Hungary's two legislative as-MmbllM cost the country abOUl 1900,000 I year In nil. Both In Austria and Hungary legislators can travel lirst class with second clnss tickets. Besides tin- United Kingdom, Italy and Bpaln are the only countries which pay nothing to the meiiilH-rs of parliament Iii Portugal also the state ib.es not remunerate legislators, but they receive free railway passes, nml their constituencies are legally permitted to pay those who represent then, n sum of ubout $.1.7.". for eucb day's session.— New York llernltl. Frnicakln For llrnrtlit-t. In a letter to Hit* I.niicct. Hr. Ranking of Oxford (eiis of tbe nae of frogskin for grafting "For mors than twenty year-.'' says the physlc'au, "the frog has furnlsbeil me wllh gratis In nil cases requiring su. b treatment. Sly lirst use of It was In tny own case. I bail suffered for nearly three yeuri from obstinate ulceration of the skin of the foot, which bad reslstisl all treatment and steadily refused t.i hc.il. I began using gratis of frogskin in tin* middle of January, MB, aad In less than six weeks Iiml a sound covering of skill. At the present time, more than twenty yenrs hui Ing elapsed, the cicatrix Is perfectly Sound uud hns none of the puckering nud stiffness a» often seen hi clcutrl.es wlur.' human grafts hnve been used." Iir. Banking wns so encouraged by this result tlmt be used frogskin In every ense of the kind after that ami nt a rough estlmnte must have used it In'some ■',UU or *l."i eases. Keeping Pace Wilh the Service. Patron (angrily. — llrlng ine some lunch. Hestuiiraiit Walter-I'.ut you've already ordered n breakfast, sir! Patron—Yes, but ll wits breakfast time then. Courage! If you get n Job the lirst day you look for It dou't he discouraged. Yuu muy loss lt Saturday. Atlanta Journal. The litalep'a tone. A high Instep Is supposed to be S mark of aristocratic descent, and possessors of tbe Atidaliisluii mark believe It a sign that lheir anc-Mtors never here burdens. When nil otiter e.irn preparations fail, try Hollow-it's Corn cure. No pall] uh.'lt.-Vcl uli>l III. Iliculivelllelict. ill using it. After all, the (arm mil nlnav l» the fountain ioui f irealtii. Itch, Mange, Prairie Scratches and every form of contagious Itch on human or animals cured In 30 minutei by Wollord's Sanitary Lotion. Ill a recent netiiin the plaintiff hail -taicil lhat his financial position S 11 alwayi latlifactorv, In cross-examination in* wa- aaked if he had ivei h.-eii bankrupt. "No," mis th| answer. The next .|iicsti..ii nils. "Now, he careful: did y<.u ever itop payment?" "v -." it.*..- tin* npiy. " \h I" exclaimed tl ouniel, "I 'h»i.gilt we In,ul,I get ilt it lit lusi. When .li.l thai Iiiii.pen'-" "After ( lm.1 pin.I nil I OWed," was ilu- answer, Veronese's Big Painting. Veronals loved to represent festive fathering! on a colossnl icale, Ills -Miuiiiig.' ..f Dana" is so feci long and (.1 feet high uud contulim 130 l-gnres. The most remarkable feature "i the •minting ll the group of musicians hi 'rout around n table. Among this parly Veronese represents Tltltin. Tli.to- letto, himself nml other celebrated >ulntere. HAD A NASTY ! BRONCHIAL COUd As an After Effect of Pneumonla-NotJ Proved Effective Until We Used Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpenti A Big Family. Dentils Kooroheu, who died In ln*- niiil lu the curly pnrt of 1809. bad 18 ■hildrcn, 230 grandeblldreu nnd D-H peat-grandchildren, The Camel's Foot. The cuinel's fool Is il soft cushion piv lullarly well adapted to the itonei aud travel over which it Ii constantly walk- ng. During ti single .1 -ney through In- Sahara horses have iv..rn out three lets of shoes, while thi camel's foot nro nil even sore. The Roman Catacombs. The Kiiiniiii cut.i bi are ,'>*<0 miles in extent, and It ll esllinaleil thnt from D.00Q.OO0 l» 18.000,000 dead nre there Interred. Dice. Dice are SI 111 bj some to have had lheir origin lu OCCItlt sources, but more reasonably tbey are iscrlbed to 1'sni- medoa nf On i B, C 13+4, Those ex. burned al Thobai are Identical wltb (huso used today, ond the gamos played With them are tin* simplest ami unmt widely kin.ivn games of chance In ths world. -* Miinv a in* ther can miy, as iiuen Mi Harker in Die following letter, lhal In. Chase'.. Syrup ol I.m eed mnl Turpentine lias proved a trlend to her in lime nf ooldl with till little ones. Mis. Walter llailvei. Sydenham, Prontonac country, . writei "Hi, Chase's Syrup ol Linseed and Turpentine has proven B friend lo ,,„. in times .-I ooldi with mj llttl • one I have tried many others, bul lia*. * I nl n JUSI as good. M.v Iiul.* buy. aboul ii rem' old, had pneumonia, and waa len wltli a nasty bronchial cough, but Dr. Cha • Byrup ol Uitseed and Turpentine is helping Iiim wonderfully, and I am sure n will cure him. "We have also ised Dr. I Iho e'a KiiIii, v-l.ivei Tills with splendid *■ llll .hi,I have cieal failh in all I I iii i ii:i .*'. medicm ■ li imn nut hav,' occurred to you thai both bronchiti and asthma are ; , .i tes ul the in-i .'•- -a tha branch nil tubes ami limes, ami that thi i- nhy severe utlicki oi c mghing ai • in.uight on whenovei ihau Irritated by ohaiighi« , '""i the breathing ol ,i„ , ^Jf . xcil'inelil li ll by its remarkable !*_» toothing ths nerves ami ,i„„,,;: delioate ooatlnt that n, s Syrup of Unseed nn i r,,,,.,.,,,' proven io thorough!) ..n,, ,Mh ll cun* (OI bl.'llclilli . ,i:.,| i,.,,' puuer iu th. Unliable. Relief from cum.*1,,,, i" i 'litem ■ till Immediately mnl bj cure is gradual! brought about When Un* ij down it li adi' . I Chase's Nerve Pood -isl iii reilorlng , nei Villi. Ohaae'a Syrup »i LuyJ Turpentine, 2:, a nl a Iwith' '/•' 'Uis, III iili iiiiin-uii, Hilton A I ■■ pul trail iiiiiI * al 11 Chase, tin lamou ih.u, me mi avert Spring Blood Troubles BILEANS CLEAR THE SKIN OF PIMPLES Iiiuiiuis uml impurities in the i.i. ...I force their way to the surface in iho ipringtima andoauaa eruptions and unsightly sure.-. Nature hai provided a leni.slv in Bileans, which are pleasant to take, m.i unpleasant in operation, and are purely vegetable 111 composition. Women with i-km blotches and eruptions should pn .. imn speedily Bileani retnovi them. in 1 i»" Bileani taken Jusi be toi ral nni; I"i the mull! thai i- all! M01 ning 1 [ckm debility, indigestion, biliu; sm -. heartbuin, headache constipation, piles and female ailments all disapptai before .1 ihort ■ ol Bill ani Ml druggists and tores al B0 cents a box, 01 bata Hil- isn •'".. Toronto loi prioi ii boxes .-.•ni fur $•.'.'*... Send I. stamp loi nee -ample. "My ion." sai.1 th.* millionaire, "is a prolific inventoi '■|ui|,*e I !" ii ne,I il 11 man and ence " ' v\ hai has happened?" tl 1 3,000 reasons whj I -hi,uld give him monej." replied tlie lathei I'tl P..her Be De-nt ilea -uffer ftsniti ih.* tortures ,,f Insomnia, palpitation un,! nerviui., liiinliuuf of l"v luu-el.*- in 'I *,l 'iv silt,[i!i lic'Tei t ..( tt little in il.tre-t These are the for. ef ill ntnl *.*.11 iiimr wiiril. ui a lad) who proel li thai her ewe by Bouth anerlcaa Rei vine .alien eMivthinir else li;**l failed mi- a modern unreele. A few ,i->-,- .rile, relief H 11 lii.tam, iiM mnl Makes New !• 1 iend I Imi waa « hen Dr, Thorn* I lectin* 1 111 bad bul a small Held ol distribution, but imw it- lei n't.iy || widespread Thoie wbo first recognised its curative qua value 11 ia .1 ipecific, and while ll retains Its old friends ll 1- evei making ncu Ii 1- oertain that «! vei ,,in■■• 11-, - ii ii ill not be without it. s, iber Speaking ol eo itly menu «h::i la tin* Inch" il pi ice you •■'■• 1 had '" nn l"i a partrid*. Wright Twenty-five dollan I had ihol ,t "ut *i ei "i, Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper ll.* Bo tlev cut married and weni 1 iff in then new iiiiiui 1 H she \ni| when did tney lheir In*ueii* ll- Iii the hospital Taller. In 11 Imt.-I near the lhe tallowing caul i- " \ii iters and rem are advertised that him rise a In.in mil Thai 11111., ni in-.-i 11. prepares tha visitoi cutty >n ths u ill.- li "Iii this hotel tlie traveller nothing b Ti mperanoa Caterer "I l!l.| ', I 4 ■ 1'- leevrj Kltln.r Search Llfhti II, .1. he I Iln ynt fast .1 Inuil- feel hes.v * II.i III- Ion- ' Hsve Imii il.t.i.i, ■.uu r lireil iltitrri.i*.* ' Ki- 11 • t Ihe b l.l 11. , Indicate kidoei ti Ainrritsn Kiiltu-v Core nei -!■•'iili and werk. in ne -t OOmptlt uleil - I I l.ii I II Merchant (to appl called in reaponn lllellt lot a l.ll-ll' l**i iis i-.-t I., buaini begin with, whnt I warn in thii sntsrprii>• 1 Applicant 1 •* nli al nesa) Oh, you a i 1 | that; I oould "■•• II i lilts. THE A M(s,jtt.ler..liin*Jl,.-sr. At tb* luciilili'tl tabu* ii of thc mining towns the landlady gave Mr Ungglv " *""■ ir* look iiml m d: ••Mr. .Mu:.--!iis 1 understand that yon have 1 n circulating injurious reporti about mj b ui-, " "lloiv. luaihi'iiV" "I uml. .-IM1.1 tbat yon said you hnd <e.*tl l.et'. . I.inter than 1 have here to itmzzz wagons with." "I iibi s.iy si. madam, bnt not to in lure tour house. I have used better in.ti.-.-, mn.lam. to grease wagons, i^it I arouldn't *! • it ag-aln I'd sell it to »-OU."* I'h'l:. ! mm' '.eilcr A SPKING NEED Weak, Tired and Depressed People Need a Tonic to Put the Blood Ri;ht. Spiinc blood i- iini blood Indoor life .Iiiiiui; lm* winter niOIltbl i- ie sponsible for weak, wiiieiv. Impure blood. Vim need a tonic i<> I.mid up Hi,* blood iu -pllli*.- J.i.-l us much us the uees need new tap te give them vitality lm tl..* summer. Ill the spring bu.l blood Show! it-elf III many way-. In some it breeds pun- pies and eruptions, In othan it may be through occasional headaoliea, a variable appetite, perhaps twingaa "I neuralgia or rheumatism, or ■ way feeling In tlu* morning mul u desire ii avoid exertion. Kor ihaea spring ailments II li ■ tonic yuu need, and Mn* greateil blood-making, health- giving tunic in all Iln* w<uM is lir Williams' I'mk 1'ills. Every do i helps (•■ make new, neb, n*.l. health- giving blood, which reaches every nerva and every organ In the body, bringing health, itrength ami energy to v..*nk. deapondent, ailing men and women. Here ii proel Mra. Geo. Miunti, Bandy Cove. K.8., says: "I wa- weak, belinc miserable and terribly nm down. Th.- doctoi whom l eoii-ulieil sm,I the trobule waa anaemia, hut In* iiul nut help im* A f.n inl advised me to lake Hr. William-' i'mk i'ili- and ii is simply Impoail hi.* fm in.- to over-estimate ths i-mxi ibev huve done me, l shall alwayi i mi.iei.il il.em tu ailing friendi." Hui if you want new health you mu t gel tht genuine Dr. Wllliama' Pink 1'ills f.n Pale People, manufactured in Canada kl Brockville, Oni Other ,, '* died pink pill m.* fraudulent imitations. Thi genuine Dr. William-' Pink Tills are --old by nil reputable medicine dealin or aenl by mail al :.( nl- u box ..r six boxes [oi *•'-• :.u by writing tha l»r. Williams Medicine Co., Itruokvilh, ()n(. lETALLIC Roofing Company laW Eastlake1 Steel Shingles Toronto FOR THE ROOF There'i Truest Economy In chooilnj! "EASTLAKE' METALLIC SHINGLES Thay lilt indefinitely Ara lira, lightning, ru»t »"*| leak proof. Pit together perfectly by "'""■ of their ipocial patanttd t*| lock, can't posaibly work tpsrl. And ara mora quickly «*:| j eas.'y laid tnan any other -,'..*l'l on tha market Galvanixed "Eaallnkn'l are heavily coated on BOTH -. "I with all tha galvanizing i. .'•*'-I that will adhere to them. Painted " Ea-itlakes ■ fi thoroughly covered on both •")*■ wilh reliable paint. "Eastlakea" have been t.-.*f| by yeara of service In all clim^'M everywhere giving thorough, *«i'| Ing aatlifaction. Write and let us give you V ther information. tar jlK&Ow EAS" Thr hi.mi. T * orlffliial hume of the blaon In lue Urcnt Bull lake valley. DODDS\ IKIDNEY^ 4. PILLS / vwsxrms i..... i iii,,,,i. aii Iccti treatises nmi doenmeoti during the twelfth nml tivo followl-.ig centuries wore Written In a very et.IT, -affected and nodeclpbirabli hand can' ed "court bnnd." it wnn Intentionally Illegible Hint the knowledge »f lhe law might be kept from Uie common poo- I Pie. The in,iin,, Alphabet. The I tn linn alphabet oonalati of twenty-two lettera almllnr to tbe Kng- lluli, omitting k, W, ij and y. l-eantila. Tcnnuts am hni-veated In October. The roota aro first intinencl Iiy i uniting a plow IlgbU, through tiIB rows. Then the vliii-a nre stacked much aa Iho N. T Eiighinil fnrmer Itackl Oeiitia. Tbe atnekH nro thilclu-il wilh Htraw to keep tbo water out. l-eaiiut* gathered ln Wet weather Imve dlaooloied abelli. W. N. li. No. «•» TO PUT ON So ilmpli ii it to hindli, anv woman can decorate hir own homi with Alabastiee. Write to-day for our book "Hom«». Healthful ar.d Biautiful." It Kplaini how Alabaaliaa u thi chaapeit, most healthful and mott liuirioui wall- corning. lend ten eenti,for a eonr ef "Hoium. Healthful anJ Beautiful - many dainty, na* idtai lor the decoration of your home.' Alabaaliaa is eold by hardware and paint dealer! evirywhirl- , a 6 pound package for 60 cents, ilk your dialtr for lint oaid. HEVta aotO IN BULB. ' wilh ,M WILLOW STREET, PARIS. ONI IN COLD WEATHER START YOUR MORNING MEAL WITH SHREDDED Inatead of muahy, uncooked Pan hie* fry 8hredded Whole Wheat Bltt.ult, terved (teaming hot. More eaally dlgeat- ed. Qlvee (rraater nour- lahment. Leu trouble to prepare. BISCUIT fur llrcnkfaat and Trlacult for Luncheon eniurca health and i..m*ll't| All Groceri— 13c a carton, or 2 for 26c, WHEAT vm f R'S GRATITUDE TO ZAM-BUK RED HER BOY OF PAIN- FUL SORES. mk is iiiiii*.* unpleasant lo iln* ^■puie painful lu Hn* siilTcici m ainl ulcers, At this period ^■t many tfdulti suffer aoute- I these palnlul outbreaks, lis, ulcers, sto, ooour mi It is pitiful tu •*..'.• Hm little Holmes, ul 80 Qulaa Bt., in grateful for what /.muffin ner tittle boy wl in bl plight, Bhe says: "lie 'i .iti Spring eruptions ami l broke out mi Ins neck. I ul purifying remedial, Imt Beellie.l lu ilu llllll Hie licit 'lhe hulls got WOI '■ mil bui send inm i" ci i, \\e Implc ui X.iiin-ll.il*. ami it did itiie good, si. I bought n r.i 'llie re-nil iias leallj Inside a week's time tin begun i" 'in up. nel u Bunt i Indeed everj um ■ ii ■ healed." ■ti *;. . ,j Him I ehionie uli-ei .Imp ., i ban ^^^B el upt lull - iiinl pustule. ■)>:,„„i pm etc ii st..pi j, Willi,I Cllle- pilea, li -llllll. eli I.i aui'*1 Every h- .,,, ^K hnv "I /.iim-lluk Ml ill ic* iti ton al '"'■ a box, " in Hui, Co. Toronto, (oi boxi loi (3.00 Bend li trial box. A Ph'l . ublie n crowed "This say*. A New Danger idelphi i physician sraia thi lain ilttlng v.nh one let ■ the other iparently harmlet habit,' ,. likely to oause aoiatica cln,nilc llllllll ! cramps, vaiIco e •.• ini i i \ [la. Including app. ndi be reaeon li simple Thi Ihe knee, as well ■ the dun Inm ami wrist, the groin an. upit. , .ii'.un - nei ve - am -••■l• which are less | in othei nni- ol il.. pace behind the line. tWO li.tiv nerve-, a larg. ami numerous vein li i. the prei mre on thee and v 1- which ii apt U a to ihe van,.a- trouble which I civ,* warning BABY'S SMILE. -mil., iii'licnti . Ilm! be i Id happy. It ll unly tne liel kbu ia cross nu,I i.*-tle \, ki1!, i can depend upon it tha* ei babj eri ee he ii not . rj n.i to bi unly timi i- nol bii ,u -■ ha li ii io i probably In* llttl. oul "f uriler. I h.* mothei nil lb)' i... ii l ibli' ■ a nevei (ail I Ioi all the inlil.ir mil In the homes when Bjlel ■ ara u ,1 there an ni I, ng b lines nothing bin ami playful i el lhal nie I j* to the li'lne eph Lagree, Caraquet, N B ■ \i iln- tim.- I -.-ni foi Bab] '.- fableta my little one ^iliin- il.* would cry nighl and ■ I I did ii"' teem abi'* I |n*.- to help Inm Altai t-1v1111. lehlei- there * ami he lm- linos thrived tin.- I he I abb - ■ M bj 'ii ug ,r by mail at j.. oenti ■ box I'be in. Wllliama' Hi di( In I'llle. i int. A Precaution |rhman (di covei ing a Lur-slur ■ a opening i bank ife) ut' \\ bai in* there 1 ini make uch a ron I iianl tu il iu> deposit iit'lii V l, d\ can 11 ti -1 hi* ki - nowadaya Til ■ Bi dentai j ' Iceupation who follow seib uian cupa which deprive them ol (rash ■ ' exei ■ are prone U • •I the liver an,I kidneyi | uli,i lend active, outdooi I he former will Snd In Parma- Vegetable Pill Int queation tbe moal ef- un ine market. Thev are prot arable, i Bail] taken ll -ly. ami the] in lurpria- cheap conaidering their excel The Crvatal Palace Show hhe forty eighth Ore il National Show, hel.l tin yeai al the ni Palace, In I •■ idon, •-*-'« transformed that place Into i I' hall ol long Twelve hnn,lie,I Bit] canariea were exhibited, '"'•I- "I thai iiiiinbei beii Icolored Tbe pre Idenl ol the [ OJ nay ol i ilini* bo tin ply "I orai I canaries, icy ar,* becoming more snd " The method ol turning i p i (eathei * orange la verj Wuh ita feiil ia mixed ■ quantity ,,( cayenne pepper, in a ie« week niiiiih- ilu* [-■' ohangi oolor, If peppi i i '" thi bird whan It is young ie i ivi.l color « ill I btalned Mji.itifiii orange linl "f the sing binl'- plumagi [| effected by un* h'l dial " Neu Viuk Tribune. Jcohol \ot needed rer's Sarsaparilla is not a "S drink. As now made, re Is not a drop of alcohol It is a non-alcoholic tonic •Iterative. Ask your own tor about your taking this dicine for thin, Impure ■>od. Follow his advice ry time. He knows. it W-t publlah imr for inula* \xijers , W* banlih alcohol w_ trom our in+diolna* Wh urga jvu to conuilt your do-ntnr LARDKATJ MINING REVIEW, TROUT LAKE CITY, B. C. TRUrH ABOUT CANCER. Thi. Deadly Diae... I. , pu„,, to th. Medical World. Ahout cancer we must admit tlmt we know next to nothing, \\\. don't know tbe cause of the disease. Except IB a small proportion of very early casas, in* don'l know how to curs It Wwiim.'i know whether lt la hereditary Wu don'l know If It in Induced by pe' euiiuiiii,.s of diet We don't know to whal exteut H depend! upon climate we don't know whether it is conta- gloui or lui'eeiiutis. We don't know Why II reserves lis attacks for oldish I I'1''* We dim'l know why il is in creating, ah wi may do si proient li to keep a Hlmrp lookout for Incipient canceri and cut them out ruthleiily, In brief, ne must try to kill the can '"■ before It really exbitN. The prelim inary ipol or pea ill;.- growth mun ba removed m once, We muit i n n weather eye upon Inflamed places ami hai.* iliini looked after wlthoul delay, No ..in* reus ii,,. removal .,r aueb tiny growth! then dayi. Not even children me scar, ,| by small operations II is nol lufflclent that a family pby- .i'liiii remove tbi impacted growth with lancet or canitlc lie haa done bla share If be merely so Is the warnln,' In time The cutting out ibould bo dona by a thoroughly competent surgeon, ..ne who bits served an sppren HCOShip inni, i a master nf Ilu* nn an 1 nol one who has merel] dabbled In ■urgery while attending cnan of pneti* ".'.Hla. typhoid and measles. a good lurgeon of ibis aort doea .mi temporise with a cancer lie kn in i that the operation must bi perform **l Immediately ami that there must i... no (atuoui endeavor to conaer a healthy tlasue li ,t far better 11 re ami" two Indies of Hoiiml flest] Uiuu lo err on tbe cautious si.i.* and leave bebilnl one mlci nscuplc caliier cell It • onlj by ' uch radical aad inorcllcm surgery tbal w ay combat cancer, We moal take It In time, anil Wl UlUal •ul deep ami ii ble. AUd even then va* are liflef sure Katun Indeed li tbe onl] doctor ib '•!• skill is capable "f coiubntlti: 'inner Bhrlicb nmt otberi bave o ' tbal of a given numbei "i mice ii i'i i] Ing -i mptoma of cancer r tain portion * ver Tin- same Dili.,- Ii true of bnmio belli*,*. [.UCklly lln-if Is no illseil-e I,., ||,n|. ter Inm virulent that nature li cannot CUra, Ihd so even In Hi- ivorat eases of cancel It la well not I*, aban ■ lun hope I b.ne myself seen irreral • •r sucb ipontanaotu curs One was l wealthy Baltlmoreau, wbeee malady was diagnosed by au in as cancer of the itomach Three promlneol American surgeon-i ■aa tie- .in,cer, wblcb was Inoperable beea uae ol .u location. Be tubmltteJ to a serum treatment and three later ii -eo.uii operation revealed the fact Ibat Ins cancer Intel entirely ili-n,, pear. 1 leaving a atar. Here was an undoubted .use ..r cure. Bul did the aerum do the work? Its advocatea uinlntaiu thnt It .11.1. hut a -.-rent many lery learned aad identlflc physicians buiii thai it .h.i not. Ons com, it Is uin luiis, by no menus establish*! r ipedflc'a efficacy. i,r Hlrsbberg '•< Johns BOOklns lu American Mlgsslos, Tht Emter Designer April was choien toi the I tei numbei ol the Rs lei Designer bu eau- itumei appropriate l.u Eai i'i are more uitaole for April than nu March. And the designs ol tin* new ipring dresses are verj attract ive Tin* grace and practicability ol The Deaignei models are winning many new friends among well. • lie e.i women becau a .■[ the b • ,,i making and correc .-.- in the Iii The Action in the April numb "i more than ordinarj Intereal The continued story begun in the March number, "Economy Farm," by Milea Bradford, authoi ol "Carlotta and I," haa the tecond inatal nl in thi April number. There is alao mi in- icie-iine article on "Mi Three la. ten in the I'm Eaat," by Alexandei ll .in** Ford, a man a ho has covered the world in travel and lm- had iiiiiui mien* nm.- expeiiences An i .i tei pl i\ foi little ("Ik- mil provi t" b" aiiu'ln i poaaibility Ioi home entertain nl \mi beside Iheai there are many more ;1111 < ■ i. • and Intereal smong the regulai de partmenta ol The Designei which I.• inner ii-a,lei- know and I o loi Irom month tu month, Horaea. A shrewd trainer once remark- ■! tha* he had often mm a fll¥>00 h-rs,, in trusted to a groom whom tbe owner ol the bona weald not have trusted with a ten dollar bin. rayi tbe Boeton Transcript llrnft lu.rnea nre now very costly, a n's-i pair eoetlng fron to fit.i ami even tuore. according i • tbelr weight, beauty mnl m forth, iod yd He olleii see (hem ilrlven by ■ man win. is not ilt to handle ■ mule a Mbool fu: ,hiving has lately been started In Parle, especially for tin- ben- e'-.t of .ab driven, and in Chicago i litni usiin; sums hundred* of bi.t-.s is K-viiu; a aeries of lectures "r liisiin to Its (eamaters. Tin* tiiickinen ud contracton of Beaton would Bnd It b. th.-ir iiiluiiitage to ail..|it KM I rimllar plan. Kven the cnrele-.ii.-- aboul blanketing homes In tbe itreel is ■yrobablj tlm* n« much to Ignorance iiml tboogbtleesaeei aa to downright Indifference I DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED by toy.i apiilicaiiimH, aa uny cannol ?-.' li me ,ii.i*it.i*,i purtion ut tOu car. im,' i- "illy "ii,* way lu cum a, si.,..-. aud n.ut ia by cuntiituuunai remedies. Deelne-m It. , aii-itl tiy an iniliiined cuntll- liun ut the uiueuua llinna ul the l ii.miii- iiiii lube. When tbi- tube in inilauifd t,,ii hav« a riinu,una nuund ur liuiierleil earinf. and wacn it ia •tii.i-i.v , i.,-,,i. UeattietiM is Uir result, and unless tne inUnuimatiun can be taken uut and this tube raittured tu Its uurmal cun.littuii. liraritig will be deslruyed lot-ever] nine rases uut ol ten are caused hy i atarm. .ii.ii is notaina but an lntlatned con ditt"li "f Iht. mu'-ouH surfaces. Ws will (ive una Hundred Uullars to. any ease ul Deafness .caused bv i-atarrh, tbat i linnet be uured by Hall s Catarrh Cure. Hend fur circulars, free. r. j i ni-.M'.i a 00.. luiedo. u. , Huld by Druacists. (be. Take Hall s r siiiily I'llls tur cunsupa- UM. A Miuilii's Monopuly. When the Bunk of Kimhui.l waa established hy charter In 10M It alone wus allowed to do baiil.liii.- business In the kingdom, and It was not until tbe passim; of tbe banks lull of 18M that Joint atock banks bfgan to Iw t-~t.it. llabed. Barmuda'a Qovernment. Tiie Bermudana govern tbemielvea llnihi* ii fetO power which In practical ij- never alerted, saya World'i w..rk Tbelr c institlltloii la illniust I.leal Mere is n utile world »>f '<" own, with a population of I7..«m a*.uis. Tbe k.-u-i 'lttiena rlccl tbelr cepneeetatlvra to „ hoi f i .-eiiibly. nnd tbey ntlmlnl*- ter tbi affairs ui tbe colony with mm inny. Justice nn.l success. Here, na In every Bl ~ lb Colony, nn*' is i.ipiess.sl wltb tbe vii-iii leaped for the law. IJkc in in. of th" We-st Iii.llan Ishtiiils. lh,, Bern lldU hnvo aim wt no crime. il„. two lalli at Bt Oeorge and Hamilton i like aui mar boarding bouses, and i barb • Dudley Warner tried i" become a "paying gu-..t" wltb tba Jall.-r It si i lem *.-.-, !-> ihani hie pl.-us uut tropical horn.* ml !•'' ere M* lone- somwesa i *ii nn I P.t Soup an ( Electee Bathe. iuu Mvinta hft.e.ttisi announced the discovery et a mi of prolonging life Indefinitely, A ITreecbman layi i certain lort of electric bath ioI'ii th-J problem, and n Maaaaebnaetti mu di elan", lhal pea suup Is tl Illlr to long senrcbed far. the 1'iciich pby- ilclin in ii comparatively young mnn. Who amployi tbe brigbl voeabolaiy of youth, In which. It Is Mid, men. Is uo iiurii wi.r.1 as "can't" Tbi New Bng lander li alnetj throe yean «>n and has been growing young, w he naerts. lines im dl-KOT i the rej ivinatlng qualltlei cf pen suup and Mcbewad ill ,.,i„. meal and drink with n view t'i turulug back Ibi bandi of ""-' d.-ck.- Loiilsvllls Ooorioi Journal. I'rt.irn Siberia. The soil of Kllieria at the close of the summer Is fnuii.l Rt 111 frozen for flfty-sli liicti.*s beiiciilb the surface. and tbe dead that have lain In lheir coffins for IW years have is-eu taken up unchanged In (he lenat If a cough mak-M your nlghti aleepleai and weary, il "ill worry *, m :i |.*,,..,i deal, and with go -d To dispel the worrj and cue . !! rest try Bickle'l Ai.-i-r.ui- sumptive Byrup; li exerts a iooth- Ing influence ra thi aii pasaagea and iilliiN- the irritation that leads to in- flammation It will subdue the moal itubborn cough "i cold, and even- I innllv eradicate it fr.-m the >j item, , inai ot n will prove to you, The s.-ri,,-,,t*s slulit There Is n tradition In many parts of Europe that when s sei-p'-nr's slghl grows iiim with sge he eats fennel nnd thus ragalna hia vision. Sudden Deaths On the tncreaie I',.. pie III'lilllillllv ueii ail,I SaPPI '",1.1V. t., borrow art* striken down, ntnl in inm i. inm* ■ n-i* i of aver; hundred tin- bearl .- the ■....*•>• The king ol heart remadlee, Dr. *enew - fare (ur tli,. Heart, i" wnlnn reach of nil II relieves ... w ailnutaa, an.l enret ...'*-' ,b.'".ui* irt-es. 91 Temple or sfrpsats. Thj small town of Werdn, In Daho- aicy, Is celebrated fof a loathsome den called the temple of ser|s*u(s. It Is a long building dedicated tn the priests and mystery men of the kingdom, lad In It they keep thousands Of snakes of all kinds nud sizes In Werdn to kill a serpent Is a crime punishable by deatlL Vlinard'a tiniment Cure:. Coldf. etc. THE COLUMBIA RIVER. Dana-era Thut Basel Hie i-in...,.*.- of Thia si.eiin. uf ii.iii., The Columbia does not merely threat, sn, bul performs No one can tell how many men have been lost on the Hig Bend, Tbe Surprise rapids, far up ilt the bea.I ..r the baud, are about as hiul as any. Seventeen men are known to have been drowned here, LeoDavlswas .-upilsed on these rapids while Wl were at Tlmbnsket lake. We found bis bunt crushed and Rung aibora n hundred miles down itream and twen* ty miles below tin.- bead of tbe bend anil so tbOUgbl I.eo was gone. Later we learned that be not out alive, though losing nil his supplies. I navy another broken boat <>n the Twenty-sly Mile rapl.ls, whose we never knew ur what became of Its owner, We saw nn a big bowlder near shore tbe n.'iiii.' of ii Sweile wbo was .Iruwm-d II few yeara back. The body of couru was nut recovered, fnr the Columbia never gives np Its dead, Now, below Ul were Iln* I .luuu icit of iill these waters, the Death rapids, where. In the mining stampedes soon after the Call* d.ruin gold rushes, su many miners were drowned sume say 163 in what was called the Frenchmen'! stampede Tbeae men wore mostly draw I from raris. on which Ihey foolishly tried to get down river to avoid Ibe awful walking, Seieii Chinamen once started down on a raft One got through nllve. hanging fast by a rope, and he waa so icared be lofl America without ever laying ■ word. One mnn wns call Up a few feet from shore on a rock from which he did not dare Jump. Ills companion was swept down In their boat for n mile before he could get labors and coma hack to rescue hlin. Three men went over In n boat, nnd only one, n duffer who could not swim n stroke, got out. Farther down the river, In the Uevelstoke ennyon, wns where Tom Home, as go.xl a river man as there was In the northwest, was drowned With Jnck Boyd, the mull carrier, a man who was In deathly terror of tbo Columbia aud who would imi even go on the ice in the winter, preferring to wallow through the snow piled trails up iiii the mountains.—Outing Magaetne, * I lie I'lii-rn,,, Mike Kn yel tell we phwat'a th' difference betwane humor an' wit, Pat? rat-Well, It's lolke th' difference betwane whin jure wolfe tickles ye un- dher tli* chin wld a abtruw from th' broom an whin she bit.) yo ner th' beud wld th' handle av ut.—Jui)"e. Rheumatism — What's the Cause 7 Wherei the C ,rt ? -Tin- active irritntllic ■ i *', ,* m i palafnl "I dleeaaei laononi arlc ecld Ie the blood Sooth American Rheumatic Cure aeotra Ii/ch the acid i'"i-' .. l.'i :..,.*- In '. h "irand cure- in ', t,, 3 days.-90 Ilea 7 FrMt. Knlght-Ilow did your new comedy go? Wright—OV you menu my tragedy? Knight—Hilt I thought it waa a comedy. • Wright—I thought ao. too. until I saw the box office receipts.—Chicago Newa PRUNING APPLE TREES. Spring Cutting Is Deeirable For Tender Varietiea. In it general way It may he said Unit the best time for pruning Is lu the spring, just before growth stans. Wounds mini.* ill lhal time will not dry OUt as iiiiiiIi as when mode In Hit- fall or winter, and when the ends o.f the branches are lo be CUt back there Is often danger that tbey will be killed hack still more by tbe winter, whereas there Is uo danger of this wheu the trees an* pruned iii (larch or April, us soon as severe freezing weather is over. Spring pruning In especially desirable for ten.ler varieties, ns It not only lessens the tendency to winter killing, but at that time it" will be *, *. Sible to tell how much the (roes or plants have been killed back and ti> cut below Iln* injured portion. The Time For Trimming. The rule, however, ls not an Infli tl- hle one, and in sections where there Is little trouble from winter killing Iho pruning may be done at uny tune nfter the leaves drop lu the fall and before growth slarlH In the spring. It used to be Mid that fall ami whiter pruning Induced leaf growth, while lummer pruning promoted fruitfulneas. It Is not strange that If we remove .1 portion of the branches during the B inter, the full vigor of the tree being turned Into those that remain, n per growth should be secure I than with the trees unpruned. We enn then ray that ninth of the work can be il un' w-ith hand shears. Pruning UV needed for large branches, nnd :'ir 6ome purposes some of the level shears may hi used. To Secure Best Results. To secure the best results it || Important that th.* cuts ibould be n 'e nt Un- right point If cul t.s. lone i ' ul -mh will be form.*!, while If t too close beneath the bud it will dry ont Tin* proper way Is to have the cut start on the side opposite the bnd, about even with Its tip ami. wltb a aiant of ab" il 80 degrees from n eni .'t right anglca, come out Just above tha hnd. Cutting Off Large Branches. Kven greater care ihould be i . i iii cuiiiiii,' off large branches fi >m the trunk or ullier branches. Sum, * I the cut Is made at right angles to tbo branch lhal is cut This leaves B bud stub, which will l.e unsightly and the Bnd Of which will heal uier very s] nc ly If at all. As n rule, the Inter II of ihe -mil decaya, and a cavity Is form- ed iii Ihe tree. On the other band tiie cut is often made parallel with the main trunk or branch. This is toine- - all right, but generally there la ■ inrge ihouklet sl tbe baas of t e branch, and a wound of considerable s - produced By cutting at an angle of Often or twenty degrees frun the last mime,I cut the wound would • ifiei: bi reduced lu size fully one-half, and it wntiiii not project so far but that the beating WOUld be even mire rapid thnn with u parallel cut—Practical Gardening. A Refreshing Stimulant (! That is Perfectly Harmless Beoause It Is Free From Adulteration. SALADA !! GREEN TEA A Perfect Luxury for Japan Tea Drinkers Lead Packets Only, 40c, 60c, and 60c Per Lb. At All Qrocara. Snl Sentiment. Ue—Oh. please. Mile. Jeanne, do not call me Mr. Diirnnd! She (coylyl-oh, but our acquaint ance Is ao short. Why ahould 1 nol call you that? lie—Well, chiefly because my name Is Dupout.-Noi l.olslra. lafetr lu Sllenc-*. Mra. Gajtiion-Ycs, auntie, now that I am Herbeifa wife, be ls another man. Aunt Martha-Well, don't you go tell ing people you're another mau'a wife or you'll be getting tried for bigamy.- New York LlfeL -riintrd's Liniment Cures Garget In Cows. Tbeae I *. I.-- Qneallona. How many of our words nre absolutely superfluous, serving uo end but tlie wnste of time. A man stood before ft mirror, his fnca well lathered and his raaor in band. In came his wife. Sbo looked at hlni nnd inquired, "Are you shaving?" "No." he replied fiercely; "I'm blnck- liiB the kitchen range. Where are you — out driving or nt the matinee?" — Woman's Hume Companion. •r.itn-m. *••* r *-»miil-».' In f'hlna when a wedding Is about tu take place the calendar Is rouiulted, nnd If the signs are not good the wedding Is postponed. Sometimes II Is nee essary to postpone the data several times, and when tin* signs are auspl clous It generally turns out well. Thi _ ceremony coniliti In drinking together ■» IX^-*-**-.^♦*»»■*• „ cup of iiiinahoo In tho nuptial chum j X OUl lyOClOl ber. ll..|u* Ahead. "His paper," said Weary Wulkcr, "sez dey's tpilte n few people dat t'lnks It's unlucky to begin work ou Friday." "Well, <l;it's 11 good beglniiln'," re- marked Itagson Tatters. "Mel.be n't.-r awhile people 'II l.e dat sensible about ev'ry day in de week."—Itostou Transcript. IIU (lltarrvRllota. "We're glad to weh II you Into our little family, Mr. Sllnim," said Mrs Staivem. 'Our bourders nluioat Invariably get fnt " "Yes," replied tho new boarder, "I've noticed the same thing In most board ing houses. It's chca-pcr than lean meat. Isn't ItV'-l'hllji.hJpl'iJ ,1'tcss CARE OF STRAWBERRIES. Mulching Plays an Important Part In Various Ways. Bome growers defer mulching strawberries until early spring. As to the sdvantages of mulching, au authority saya that it plays an Important part during the blooming period. When a heavy rain falls, if It wen* inl fur the mulching thi drops ..f rain would i sat sand anil dirt Into the bluum. or l1 livers, destroying the Influenc. 'Ihis villi make many blank Minns nt well as knotty and undeveloped berries. It alao keeps down tba dual In .1 dry blooming. And there is the w etsl problem Mulching Is tin- beat ■ iu weed! ever discovered. Mulching 'onus a carpel not only for the b ■-. jut for the plckerl And then when foil go to ix.mr.ct with your fruit your tustomen welc nni yiu with 1 gla 1 land uud cheerfully pay tbe prico for I lirst class product Another (Teat idvantage of mulching is that after tb* .'mil Is picked you are able to burn ,he mulching off, which will destroy beecta ind fungous spores and will 'urnish eniuich nshes to aid materially II growing ■ second crop of choice "rult.— Strawberry. A Sweet Potato Grower's Experience. I bave grown about 'i.Otm bushels of sweet potatoes for several yenrs. and I have never hail soil rot or brown rot or whatever you muy call it very badly on tbe iKitali.es. Sometimes it Is much worse when* we use itable manure, hut one of lhe great secrets ill "ontrol- llng It Is not to plant seed that Is af- fi-. tod by it a neighbor of mine who Is 11 heavy grower has retained his own seed for years. He grows the red variety, antl nearly all of tbem became black. It waa In his seed, and It was transmitted from one generation tO another The best way for a man to get clear of It Is to gel - I which is perfectly dean ami then plant It ou soil where he has not planted sweet potatOM for a few yeara.— Charles Black, New Jersey. Klder HcNabb I'm not denying iimi the Iiul.e of Argyle ia a great man and a learned man, but whai I contend is thii he's not a popular man. lie'- not a 11111:1 that lm- many fin Inl- Audra I-'ergusson Weel, ye see, the Duke ia in a verra deeficult po- hi pride o1 birth prevents him aaaociatin' with men n' hii sin intelleck, an' hii pride 0' Intellect prevent him a Boclotin' «ith men ..' nil nin birth Weekly Telegraph, Tested by 'I ime. In Ins juatly-cele- brab ,i im. Di Parmelee haa given to il"* world one ol the most unique medicinal offered to the public in lata years, Prepared to meet the wan! foi a pill which could be taken without nausea, and that would purge without pain, it hai mei all requirement - in tbal direction, and it 1- in cemml use ii"' onlj because ol these two qualities, bui because 11 1- known to possess alterative and curative powers which place it in the front rank ol medicines A criminal whose day oi execution had in ' iyed a a ■• iked by the jailei if lie had an) laat lavoi to request. "I bave, iir," laid the condemned man, "and it i- a very slight lavoi indeed." w , if it ii 1. lily 11 alight favor I 1.ui granl il Whal la n-" I ■ .'Ill il b*W I 1 * timed the jailer; "whi. they won't be 11|»* foi jevera! months >et " "Well." said the condemned man, "that il n't matter I'll Marion Bridge, C B . Mi* 90 IH ! v.* i.m, lied MINABD'S l.IN'I- Mi vr during tne paal year. It ia ahuti- the lii-l l.itiiint'uit a.-kei| fur here, and unquestionably the beat : n!l the different km.I- 1 I Liniment I handle. NEIL FERQU80N. M -.*' 1 Wilh. im bad greal difficulty *.i ith lu- probb ms. 1 in vain to make hun understand. Finally, to ■ bome, he said: "If 1 ihould c" Into youi father'! : : 1 wanted two poundi ui meat, and he unly had 1 1 oun I and a half, whal would he do?" ight profoundly h.r a nt and then 1 "He would inul"* up t'n* weight iii- thumb!"— Mu.-l,' ■ The Right Word Ivlib.r I notice that you say that the wo 11 at the ball tonight were "elegantly gowned." Do you think that "gowned" li a good word? Reporter Well, you couldn't call theiii iln* -,,| Bomerville Juuinal. i'lies.' two ile-inilile qualification!, pleasant to the taste and at ths same time effectual, ara to be found in Mother Gravel' Worm Exterminator. Cliihlieti like it. Dobbins 1 don't know what'- tbe matter with my funu.ee; it doetn't bent the huuse iit all." Beibei H",*- it draw all right! Dobbins I ihould lay ll dues, it drawi about nine-tenthi ol my salary every week Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria. "nh: I'm so glad you called* Mr. Quacher," raid Miei Kitaiach, "I've 111-t baked a cake for Tommy*! birth- lay Wuii'l yui have a piece of it'-" "Ei really," replied Mr. Quscher, "I'm afraid Tommy might object." "Nnu "' Kiunteil tin- younger brother. "Yuu ain't nu friend of null.'. I don'l * rare w'al happens to yer."— Philadelphia Pr, SCORED ANOTHER WONDERFOL VICTORY Oas Hera Added to tke Long List if Curat Effected by Psychine. FIRE PROOF Roofing WRITE FOR PRICES METALLIC ROOFING V. BROOKS' NEW CURE llro-.ki' Api'MMir... Sow dl.,* irry. w.'tijfrful. Ko uhQ.illotit) iprti gt or pttU. Antoaiftllc Air 1 u.tit'.fii. Binds and draws the broken pi'ti log»th->r as you would s broken limb- Nu .."«:« S., irttipboi. Nnitft Imp, able,, tir*p t'»t.s,, li SENT ON TRIAL. CATaLOauf FRIK. S.E.BROOKS. *ai Bi»A.*ilJ«. The Inrnaiiut Tree. A large COCOinUl tree yields ns many aa Id" mils a year Native* use the mils fur dishes as well as fur food. ■»our doctor, "What la Ihe rlrst ureal |of health?" Nine doctori out of rl" quickly reply, "Keep thr bowels l'1r* Then ask him another quea- I what do you think of Ayer's I'orconttipition?" '• bjr Ike S. O. Ajar Co., Low.11. Haaa.— It li.rlr.l. 'llie into Judge launders of North Carolina i-rai noted as in angler, but he had a poor nn* y as tO (he weight of (he iish he iimi taken, On one occasion n friend, trying to intrap him, said, "Say, Juiluc what was the Weight t.r lhal big catflib ymi caughl the other day '.'" The Judge turned to his waiter nn.l Mid, "Bob, "'lint did I any that ealllsh weighed?" "What tlino yesterday, boss In do luavvnln', nt dinner or nfter aiiiipah'/"— SI Lun' • Kt'llllbllc. NnrrtMT Vxlrlla. Very narrow nostrils nre unsiirhtly; nlso ihey lire dlngiroua, as they unlikely in dlacouragi tbelr owner from breathing cor lly that is. through ; ib,. nuse. Thi recognleed lurgicol way ! ,,f treating (hem Is tO wear lu each mis- ti il fur 11 slmrt time dally n small piece of iponge, ^ l.niiKitaar I hanue». 1 sn rapid has 1 n tba change in the Bngllah language that the Bngllib of today bears no 0101*1 resemblance In 1 (he EnglUb nf l.(KK) years n«.i than 11 tines tn lieiinan. Tlie Sl-arflah. The tOUimon atarllah hns Ave p..hits - sc.inelline.i six Specimens wltb luori OC tan nn*. c».tri.'UU,'lv. raro. Can euro your Cough or Cold, no queation nhout that, but— why go lo all tho trouble and inconvenience of looking him up, and then of having hiaprcBcript ion filled, when you can step into any drug store in Canada and obtain 1. bottle of SHILOH'S CURB for a quarter. Why pay two to five dollars when a twenty-five ccnta bottle of Sill Mill will cure you as quickly? Why not do as hundreds of thousands of Canadiana have done for the past thirty-four yeara: let .SHII.OH bo your doctor whenever a Cough or Cold appears. Sll 11.OH will cure you, and all dnmiristK hnck up this statement with a punitive guarantee. The next time you have a Cough or Cold cure It with SHILOH A Great Game Bird. Tbe fame of the China pheasant, which was first mituiuli/cil In thia country about twenty-live yenrs ago lu Oregon, appears to he spreading. Skillful hunters like It became It Is "Bniny," artful and furnishes K-sid spurt. The epicure finds It remarkably toothsome. Oregon Is us yet the only slate having a considerable number of tlu-ac birds, but it is reported that tbi state of Kansas has lately ncriuired nnd propagated 11 MUnbK fur distribution In various parts uf the state, while, either by atate hatcheries or private enterprise, the pheasant Itlieliig Introduced Inln Illinois and Miuncsuta In tin* north. New York In the east, Colorado -ind ..ther mlltllr- waUtWU states, nnd Mississippi and Alabama In the aouth. i'lir UoMen t*'l»-<*.*.*. tt is m.t generally known that tin- insignia of the Holder i'i.*.*.*.* conferred 111 >< 111 the iirst Duke of Wellington was that actually Worn by Columbus, nud iis 11 special mark Of Spain's gratitude the Insignia was niiiile hereditary, so that the present duke Is the proud pus. sessur of Hu* -lar m.rn hy the discoverer uf America. Thii young lady, w ho livea tn Browne Tile, near Woodstock, Ont., telle her own ■tory in a few effective worda of how the obtained deliverance from the terrible ;:.;* of weakness and diseaie. 1 darn to think Piychine lor my present health, Tso Teats ago 1 wailolnf Into.ilMlina. loouid hic.tly ilria mvsaU -ureas the Soar. I eoaM ao> sweep ibe rat-pet. II I west lor a Into I bad to Ile a,* -a whan I MBS back. II I we ,t tor a mile en two on nif wh-el I waa too weak to lift It tareofh ike sale war. a iiii last t'.ii-.t I came In from harlot a spin I ilrop^sl GtlerlT helpless from fatigue Hy fsthrr would |tre &e no peace until 1 prnrured tiy. chine, knowtus'it *e*fti "icellent tor deell-it or weak- pi-w I moil my tho retulls are wun.lrrtui, an! peo-i.t retaarked div Itr.pro.ewienL Instead of a little pate, holltw chAfked. llsUttt. r»eiauchoir girl. 1 am to-day full ol Ufa. reedy (or « ■I'.lgn.rlda. a akaun| rnstrh. or aa evening party with anyone, and a lew moDihs ago I cooid not itruggle to churrh, •0 n»di (mm ray h,-tae. I hare never had the ■1 (Liest cauae to (ear any rtt'.rn e( the fltittti ELLA Ml'aitt. WOOD. BrownaTllle. Oni ""^•-.uian.li of women ara utlng P8Y- CHl>K. 1-ecause they know from exper- ience that In it ther bare a aafa friend and deliverer. Ptychine Is a wonderful tunic, purifying the blood, driving out disease aerina. gives a ravenous appetite, aids digestion and assimilation of food, and ia a poaitiva and abe. lute cure for disease of throat, cheat, lungs, stomach and other organa. It quickly builds up the entire system, making sick people well and weak people strong. PSYCHINE (PRONOUNCED SI-M£K) a_*_—, ana. for tale at all drnggitta at 80c and 11 00 per botde, or at Pr T. A. Slocum. Limited, Laboratory, 179 King St. West, Toronto. Dr. Root'i Kidney Pills ara a sure and permanent cure forbheumallgm, Bright'! tlisesM, Pain In the Back and all forma of Kidney Trouble. 16c per box, at all dealers. Easter Holidays Fare and One-Third For the round trip between ttationa on tha CANADIAN NORTHERN RY. A Surprise Ih Biscuits Every box ot Mooney's Perlection Cream Sodas you oj'cn—you will find a new delight in these dainty biscuits. When you want to surprise yourteH give your appetite a treat with Mooney's « Perfection Cream Sodas Tickatt good to go March 27th to April 1st, inclusive. Return until April 2nd, 1907. tlrrrlnsta mill . •>•!. It takes 11 111IIII1.11 banal! Of herrings tlnll.v to supply the lirin.l.fiist ot the cod off the Norwegian i-o.isu EASTER LILYroa EASTER SUNDAV Send 10 Cents Will iitid 700 1 r ••*•" _ Mir B«n>.ri,ui.ri....,l 111. llnll., 1 1 ll** "","« vlnt.l OiiIIiiIki 100 ill£- frtrnl kin.lioflK.b, Ani-A ci*** , itcii, in, 1 *. ii"a 1'. .,'., I'M unit., rhk.i, Alien, Stock!, r»"t Pr.«, r, '•"", Pil..m-, Ni.lut1i„m.,Mi,nii' f .lli>- llM,Vetlin.M. I'-'"iili.*«. Tblt Una t.illcc.i,,!. ot ■rr.la an.l Hull,. I. I lu.. la Silver or Hr. Sumpi. American Nursery Any Canadian Northern Ry. Agent will be more than pleased to furnish fullest information. ""LAME" or Sor* Mu»cl<* duo to Coldf, Strain-* or Rheumatism will h*T« tho infUmtnatmn that r» **•• th* Uinsiirmi (juirkljr Tftmovixl 1»t Aral bathing with bot «at«r, thau nibbing uo briskly Johnson's A iHyneJiniment lu eonilartul powsr lo doilror P^n "*aa mml. It lamoui m„ « 1S10. lie., Ikraa times M nurb XV*. All imlata. 1. 1. joasaoK a co., nostoa, u**. W. N. U. No. 629 THE LAR.DEAU MINING REVIEW. is rrlnt.nl ul Tiout iMkat Ity, anq Published tit KurgmuN ana Trout l-aln. everv Tburaaay Tne Kil.lor aoo* aut hold tinmen raspoo. sibia (,»'* iti-' tipluiona uf sarreapuadeuu i'k- preeted iu Us column*. All hiflnle will be ctuirsed ut tb." i»U. »fli c«.it« per line, llitl Insertion, mnl lUoeuu |w. * ue euclt ■ utmu.iuent linauliuu. in «f».'I'rniiHlenl mnl titter aAvirllaini it madekimwraon sppllealluna**l olWii s*rl|i».iuii gl.-uu •» r-atar. Ill iidviiuce. L. W.-WIDDOWSfON, CHEMIST AND ASSAYER NELSON, B C Silver 76 rents (inld.l.i-ii*!, Coppot ffi each (i,.Id-Silver tl HI). BUvir-Load »i*r>° Zme f-.OJ Gold-Silver, with Lend or Coppai . ...fi SO Charges lor other metal| oa application .Samples arriving by express oi mail r.iceive prompt alteiitii.n. l'.O. Iir.m.i | OS, FERGUSON FREIGHTING AND PACKING OUTFIT. Contracts Entefod Into for Packing of Mlnin g Supplies Etc. to any Point in the District. B3_M£&aSSSn « GOOD, M prompt 1 S. DANEY, Prop. servicer FERGUSON. SSS__fKS_3B Any Work Undertaken Guaranteed Satisfactory. J ORIENTAL HOTEL. REVCL-STOKC. B. C. Beat Wine-, Mqnon and Cigars. Rates fl a ilay. J.A.STONE Prop. 0 Revelstoke, B C ROBT LAUOHTON PROP l-'irit-elasi accommoilatioa fui traveller! Rates Sl and$i* 50 per day E. R. VIPOND Poplar Livery. Freighting, - - - Packing] Rawhi ding A Speciality. Stables at Poplrr. LAKEVIEW HOTEL JAS. A- McFARLANE (Utl "I Fctcui-- I Mine! 1-ld.' AS3AYER& CHEMIST A Mays nl all i*i i*-. Ten.-- moderate. Arldruoo'. TROUT LAKE' BO. Vox ta K AI II. C IKliD C. liLLIOTI, lliirri«tt*r. Notary I'ublic Eta., TROUT LAKE, *mamox. Uavsistoas, Ii. C- O. B. N. WILKIE, P. L. S. f'k'i iVINCIAL LANO SURVEYOR I .Vitieril CUiroi Sar\ eyed end Crown Grants Okdlntd Residence—Nsxt Rioobd Offk r.. TTOUT LAKE, IB O. Notioe is hereby given tliat will, in tun ibonths from tin* first pul) liiiition hereof in tlie [British Columbia Gtm-tte, I intend t.> apply lo tlie llmi. Chief Commissioner ol Landa and Works lor special lieen* ea ib pat eud cany away timber frum the following described lands Hunted in West Kootenay. i ..uitneiiciiig ot a post planted on the north eido of side of ;Treui Lake, aboul 8 miles from from thi hi-nil and about J J milts from the J.uke, i,nuked "(>. VV, Abraham-" son'e South Writ corner poet." thenco north •'•0 chain-.; thence e.-iat 80 chains; thenee south SO chain.*-; thence woat BO chaius to point of commencement. r.'.'.ii.i May 8rd. 1007. 0. \\. Abrahnuieoii, Locator, Bar w«ll Supplied with Liquors & Cigars Large Comfortable Rooms. Excellent Cuiiioe and Attendance. ROBT. MADDEN Prop. TROUT LAKE HOTEL Excellent Accommodation Best Liquors And Very finest Cigars £3 John Simpson, Proprietor. WINDSOK HOTEL TROUT LAKE. ■ C. Best Hotel in Town, fleadpfe for Midi and Commercial Hea. ACCOMMODATIONS ARE FIRST CLASS Central Hotel REVELSTOKE, B. C. ABRAHAMSON BROS PROPRIETORS All iiio.lt'rn cum niencei. Firnt Class in overy rospeot. Large Sample Rooms. Rates $1 50 psr Day Special Weekly Rates Grout Xaftc Mater Supply (So. %tb* @ @ By uiitif; Water 9U|>|.licii bv the Company you an asiureil ol absolute purity. Government Analysis to back Up stalenienti. : Hugh McPherson - - Supt. Trout Lake City Transfer and Stage Line. t$0t)$t\mt)Ammt Daily Stage will a leave Ferguson ii 7 a.m. Trout Lake at a WlWM^VlWWt*^ WOOD YARD ilk connect*, fcl'fllWej<(%)W-'-j^^ Andrew M. Craig. It pays to um- tlie Telephone. A lengthy trip run often Ih* laved. (illici*6 at Kentuson: Cummins' store; Trom I ilk.*. I'i.m (iflicc; ul«o at Boston, Cutn- ni ix un.l Arrowhead. Starfeg & Co. WHOLESALE HEALERS in Butter. E|K», Cheeje, I'rodui-e ainl Fruit Houston Ilk..Josephine St. Nelson, B.C. D. R. McLENNAN, PROP LAND NOTICK. Notice ii hereby given that 00 days afar dale, I Intend to make application to tin* Ch, if Commissioner i>H a mis A Works for permia lion ti. purchase the following di - -scribed lands, situated in Wet K"ilei::iy district, < ommencing at a poal planted di tin* north treat corner oi An- dietr I'i it* . , t (in ..ni],tion in the 1 r - - ti i Lake Uiuing Division, and mirkt.i August Olson •- south west corner ptsi, [hence east I" (I ii«. Ihenee north 2'> chains Ihenea west 4o ehains, tht hi ih -*■ phaim .ni „f, #ni ■ • nt. con.piising Ml urn - i.ocated May 6 h. 1Ch>7 Aiijimi Olsi i i • calor. Notica is hi ri l.v (Iron lhal within 2 iiiuiili,.*. frmn Ihs firsl publication hereof in Hie British Colum bit Qatette I iiiiinil in apply lo tl..- Hun. Chief Cominiiiiom i pl Lands (imi Works f.-r licence lo eui anil carry away lim- l*.r Iroin the follow ing describt .1 .i i., • . inter! i ■• rner ot Lot , |f»i i * ■ i I ■ ■' 1 * 'I • South U , per j....... ' Ihen,, in ■•.:.. E. A. HaggenJ ICEItriKICATK or IMPROVEMENTS NOTIOE. Lennoxville ^^Hotel, E. MOBBS. PROP* G. M. YUILL JEWELLER. Watch-repairing, etc. All work Guarantied. Oddfellows Block. Tront Lake, B.C; a Imperial Bank of Canada. II.nJ Illli. e TORONTO. ON 1 A VI KRATKRNAL. Hotel and Ceneral Store GERRARD B C Revelstoke, D. c. Stock .Share ami Iiuiiratmo Brok er! I Rfttl Fflalo, 1: l irinii-e ainl (ienetnl Conimiuloii A**ent I TIM F!IC It AN'I) MINKS l Bole Reproeeatative for Non-Tarill liiauranre llusiiie*.| in U Trout i.ake I'ercimin Huaton M anil C.iiiiliorne 2 r,irn>»[K)ni|ence<jii Iiiiiiranri mnl-5 ten will have prompt attention m S®SBaBSB£_*_3S_»S_'3?SEB_B 3S ammsswsstmmtmmnwswtswmmsmmAmmwm \*otiee i» hereby eiven that r,) .laysafii-r date I intend to apply to the Hon. Chief Commissioner of r.nnds and Works for a special license to cut and carry avay timber from the following described lands Hluato in West Kootenay. N'. 1. 0 i.n iifincing uta posl i planted about 2 miles south of A. | UcOormicks pro-emption on Salmon Cr.-ek, marked "No. 1. John \ Crofts .South wesl corner," thence ' east 80 Chains; theme noitli ft} chaina; thanes west sti chains; * ■ hei.ee fouih so chains io poin "ii.nn iicnnciit. "C and I" mineral claim, pitua ta in Hit Trout I*ke Mining Dhrision ol Weai Kontanar I>i»Iri,*t Where loeali.1: »ar bead of.Sil- I ver Cup Creek. TAKE NOTICE that I. A. K. [Juwett, Free M ;ner'» Certificate No, HSSl'-'ti, inli-nd. htxty days from ilnte hereof, to apply lo the Milling Recorder for a Certificate of Im , provementa, for the purpose of ob. j Inining a Crown Grant of the above claim. And further take notice tlmt ae '■ tion. under sect ion 37, must be Icommenced before the issuance of j such Certificate ot Jmprornnents, Dated thia C th. day of March A.I). lyor. A.E Jowrrr. F. B. Wells REVELSTOKE, B. C. RAW FURS BOUGHT CASH PRICES PAID. TISCAN J.OllliK. No. 89. AF. & A.M. 3rd Thurnlay each ' \/ x month. lining Brethren cordially invited. <i. Forddred.See. P.C.Campbell.W.ll rr.otr i.aki* LODGE KO. -ll I. 0.0.F. Rerrabif i.i.-i line, iniii ii, 0 in. '.-*'- Ii.iii •*.. *i Tuntlar ii.k-lil nl ^ a'rtuek >'l>tiiii| i.r.illi- ."■:-,., ...... <). J»*»l-*MIII. > U r. it. ftbtehtrtl. lit*. CAPITAL AUTHORIZIO 6.000 000 0.1I*IT«L PAID UP. 4.420.OCO. aciT kiiom I) ft WII.KIK, Prwident. Hon. KOIIKRT JAFFFtAY.IV t* ! *.. branches m the Proviaeos of Aiu-rta. SaskatebewM, I"*.•• UsnltobS, niit.iiio and y.ie.*tc. A GENERAL BANKING BU8INES8 TBAN8ACTI SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.— I»**|'.isit.« received an.l Interest alluw»d ai injl curreiil rate from dulu of opening ol account. '•iU.-< of i rr.Hl. iwu*l aoilablt ii. HI I-.' of the worm sptcial ItlWlBKI i«■ la rn.ml.omi u<l Million ll'i.rte Arrowhead Branch T.li. HA KIR *l«jM|d Review Job Dept. For High-Class Work. . - a.c J i '.: 'Lt ^Ai-.r-lt -i*-« P.Biiirns&Co WHOLESALE AND RKTAII. Meat Merchants Dealers in all kinds of Fresh Mist TROUT LAKE. B.C 4 OK JSarber Shop — run a - - Hood Shave or Hair Cut — (Al.I.O.N - J William Schnell, \ 1 J Hot and Coid Bathe -: «ii(liiirutiav«M>e<L rsMDaoii Imperial Barber Shop. hi.1.1 in .. lo For liood I lai. Itaflag C. A CHEESEM; TIIOl'T I.AKKl IC Het emti CoM Bathi OM. ■, MoC'arur. A.N J A. «....• riKKHAM HARVEY McCARTER 4 PINKHHAM SOl.lflTdUS, F.tc. REVELSTOKE a C ■-" .«il,,ri fur Imi #»i»l \'..n. oil .L.ii wwtwwwwfftwmwwwwmwmmmmwmwmmmmmmmwmwwff _ I.ui'iil.-.l M,iy ?2nd. 1907, John Cro/l. Local or. CERTIFICATES OF IMPROVEMENT NOTICE. "Index." "R..I Cliff,- "Royal H'' and "iiiiiien Treaiara" Min- eralclaimi, iltaata in the Trout lake Mining Dfviaion of M*<*st Koot ••nay Dietri> t. When I..ruled : On Hold Gul- >!.. (iainnr Cn-.-k , IAKK NOTICE thai I. Ernest A CIlTOiind, actiii-f a* igeal l"t ■ Jniiiei Dixon, I-'. .M. c No. t'.'i''t- 0, Miimli. U lekemlen, ,, ,, BS580. and C, 0, Wirkeiiden ,. ,, i intend.(hi .lav. from tin itlto herlof, li apply lo ii..* Mining I'ecorder d.r iVr liOcatei of In.pi'i.n (i eiila for the pnr- ■' obllinfnn 'roil li liranti of the above rliinn And fiinlii-r take notice tli.it iiclnui under Fcdion 87, musl be enaimeneed No. .'. C nu before Ibe lesnanco of iuch Certificate! • •.iini' at ii posl offinproveii la planted abobt 2 tnllee south i.f A. I'-""1 'lli" im. .!ny..i May, a. !• rnieWpreemption on stt|-. m,T in ni I-liI, -„...l. i i.KI i, i-i l.in-l A. Cl'-ieliilid. in hi i reek, iiiin;.*! '*.\o, 2. John „, Croft's .South east corner pout." Notice is heroity givon that 50 thenoo wi.-t so cii.iins; thence days after dale i intend lo apply north Ml chains; thenco .nil 80 io lite lion Chief Coininis.'loiier K ';- ""• '! tli SO ohaina li point i.f com men. enn nt. Located May 2Sn«i. 18 John I'ri.ft, I.oe.ilor. ■ 1907. April '. ' ' ni Lands <V Works bo a •.p.ciiil license lo nil and •u i \ away 'nn- brrfroin tim following described la -I- situ a tei ii Weal Kootenay Ctfinmennin-a nt a imt planted uiiunl 1-J la ilea south of Fir/tnson, ',,"ih™l n?\* """"' 1! J*Cti.nini,.,N. B. cor •:.. r,',.. LliMchalMi thenoe wi-si I3«j chfiins; Ihenee iln'ne Iftlt 40 .'Imiii.: linn'.* •..uth ^(i clininsj llienre sail >o chains to poinl of ■ menceinenf. ■' M 1807. j Located M.iv MH. 1907, !,' , P- J • or. UT LAKE CITY fomheast corner" Ihi i.. s ai eliainsj Iln ti . north '" il.uinh: thei r, easl go chs chain i" p .ii incur- kHEKE hnre been fortunes made by judicious investment iu Heal Kstnte, and more fortunes will b«. made tban ever the next two or Ihree yenrs. The one who reapB the harvest is the original Investor, for h« has his money on a certainty. Now hi tn point out to you that there i* nu better spot on tbe Con- tlnent to bay Heal Kstute than Titorr lake, Trout Lake i« the prett(eatspoi in the Kootenays; as a pleasure resort it baa no m-uhI. Iliiating and ilHhii.g ituiy lo Indulged in the year round ; while big gnnio in ahuiiditnee is to the round on tlie hills. Its climnli) in ntipcrb, thorn being no great pxtremea, it being mil.I in winter and col in lummer. It can beast of some of iho finest hotels nml residences in Ilriiish Colombia, It- streets ars well laid out and graded. There are two excellent t'^'.erii] stores, and a glanco nt tbe advertisements in thta journal will show thai all trades arc fairly well represented, Wiito with confiileiico tu Agents. H. McPherson Agent Trout Lake, B.C. — ««• • Lots can be obtained on EASY TERMS. Make your selection at once. I Tben caB on or write to fe ^ i T haa nertt had a ' boam "—ita gro-arin has been ileadr. I» '• the head of uafigatioM, aud tin tirniinal of the Lardo biaack of the C.P.R. All rnirli (ia tke Lardean) lead to Trout Laki. Il 1* (in coBsiireial eentrs cf tbi richest mineral district en the coiiiiiient, and haa banking laslli- lies provided by the Impel lal Hank o( Caiiad.i ; fint elm icheel accommodation under thi ilir<e- tion of .S. Shaiiiioii, II.A.; s good water system ; governnifiit ..tTjcei; County Conrl *-itiing»; Methodist Episcopal and Atigllcnn ehONb-M ami cottage hospital, There nre valonble ranch lands on ihe i.utikirls nwaiiinc settlers, ftS lumbar resources are magnifi 3<-i,i, and a band saw mill a ith a capacity ofCO.OOO ft, per day ii at ti • lieml of tho lake. Tho mines Iril.uisiy «re proving out bigger producers every year, with new prospieti opening up uch kodiei of 01(1 There will he a hig rueli thii year, ao If you would know more, write al once to til bei of the igenls nt the ail.iiesceh htlow. F. B. Wells Ccaeral Agent Revelstoke, B.C. HI *5t tMWWWWWWWWUWUiWWW^^ iii ,m-f"W' ■■ mmrnmeeA..' mr-rr "■
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Title | Lardeau Mining Review |
Publisher | Trout Lake, B.C. : [Publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1907-06-06 |
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Notes | Published by Murray & Atherton from 1904-11-11 to 1905-07-28. Published by unidentified party from 1906-08-05 to 1907-09-05. |
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Date Available | 2016-05-18 |
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