■AU^jsL~1\ .,. .vi v.s;'r~.—, - .- . -. _^__J'-ii',>_, R. T. L0WERY, Editor and 'Financier You will become like Solomon if you read The Ledge regularly. Vi I-UME XII., N.'MHKR 39 FERNIE, B.C., WEDtfESn.AY, JULY 5l ,cp5 Pkiu', $2 a Yi'\i<_ in Am'ANCi; sity.ty.t^jty.i:y<y^y.ty.ty.^^^ *<i> •*!> *i» *_» ••"■ •••' *•* ••- ••■• •»•• -»• -**• 'i* »i» m* »*i* *!> <i> •*,(•* <!> ri* -r_i\ «f4v n\ -/iv /£V aft* • -at n* • -a **V •* W T^-***_l IT-^O «r «_ « ^ _- —____ *** *Y* *-«i LIFE IN TERNIE ti* 'ViZtf^i&fVitfi&i&ffftStftf v'v*-;?/^--!* — ~" ■ tf Union Sunday Schojl picnic to Kil.o -f on the 12th. ■ !< Kenrly all the F.torcH wen* ilosed * hnro on Saturday. I StrawbcrrioB mcstllliig in Ferine 2 boxes fur 26 cunts. ti* tf tf tf tf ti* tf ti* ti* ti* ti* ti* PERSONALS In Kalispell lai*t .Sur.-Jay Frrn:e won thu bull game liv u seme of M to (1. Mish lln an left hint week lor Calgary. C'nptiilii McF.voy was In \Viiiiiipcf; 1.1st weok. (J. U.S. Lindsay and family left for Toronto on Tuesday. For dealing 21 i n the Koy.il Hot.-' j Wm# £i.h, of Morrissev, v aa in Ihe Harry Hudson was lined *5J u'stenlay ;<,,,.__ metropolis on Fihh.v. i Verom, tho- infant daugliier of Mr. | _t -\V. lingers and wife, of Mnrrisfcey and "Mrs. Leaskie, died at Mitirii.sey on Mine's, were in Fernie last Friday. C D. Warriii"- and P. Jovce left for Monday. F. C. Lnwe haii been appointed cily eolieltor in place of J S. T. Aluxandt-r, ,re: igned. The K K.Q. will soon bu known nil over tow.ii F 13 lI,iwthon:e ■ known all aliou*. it. Everything comes lo Fernie A band of gypsies are around the city telling Spenee's Bridge on S.iturday. I (Jenrtre Doyle, of Nelson, is the new j book-keeper for 1*. _iiru*>._ Co. ■I. M..(lrii'vr, Canadian land agent at .Spokane was in the city last week. Messrs. Norman Frnperand Ficchette carried a tent on their li.--hing tour last week. fortunes fair a hit or two. The repainting of tl.e Coal Co'*, cot- j f M,"1';o*t;„1 ^rVt*to th .driver fish on Sat! i in (lav. tages is under way anil whi'iicoiiiiili-toii .Will add much to lhe .ippearaucc of (he town. Aid. laobina will leave the city j J. it. I.awry, and C. J. Heaven looked . at Nel'O'.i on S.iiinil«v for a few fleet- '" ao-l September for Port Artmir where In; j " will work Home hoi.so-, on a rail, mid'! Ten men (..tine in on Thursday from Pittsliur-"- to work on llie steel tipple al j_ It"-' ■ >. ?m*ipA contract. The infant daughter of .\lr. and Mrs. Win. Liphardt died on Monday. '1 he •fiiner.il i» being conducted to-day by Ssioit it RjaS. ■*■. Ou Monday a cow belonging to Hob Fon and Willinghaui, collided with a brewery wagon near the brewery nnd wns put out of business. -The show iu town all last week was -richly deserving uf patronage, but •with the exception of one night the audiences were not very fat. ' "c\ I". Hawthorne i-i oii Iho way to JF_er»5a.wii|> a full line of ltny,it seals.. This is the cigar tbat in making Nobon famous tliroughont the went.' . It Moore, A- Johnson, J. Uotipell, II. *_nnseu and li. Hull left i*uud.iy fur Culeiuan to assist in or^-ani'-ing a -Jiraneli of the Eagles in that town. Cement blocks for uso in the Coal Co'a. new ollice building are being rapidly nnu.ufiicuiriail ou the piv-miM-s, the cal lnr in a.-.\cnvatcd, thn founiliiiinii laid mid the oreclion of the walls will short- li be begun. Last Fiiday Pat Burns, wished to rvin.li St I**i it I in a Lurry so \V Iii own ai.d James Marshall gave him a twaft rule on the electric' speedct to Rexfaird, and caught the ea-lboiiiid'exnrcas with -a minute to spare. What might have proved a t-crious hl.i7.ii was nipped iu lime on Saturday right. While lireivurks wero under wiy a Bpurk dropped at the hack nf llamlley's stables amt • quickly lit up, but wus ptil out by I. Polluck. Jennie l.uiiboiki r, I eiter known as 1'iaiikie Noble, died -it the rcnidence of Mario Blown last Friday from heart fiiiltttc The funeral toa k place ou Sunday and w.-ih coudttcicd hy Scott a& Ivoss. Thi* funeral piaices-sinn Imlted at thc Methodist church where tint pastor delivered a touching burial oration. Two uow buildings that are being erected on Yicioiia aveiiiin for lhe Crown Nest Trading Co. and the Trites WonilCo will he'in 'ornament and a credit to the City Workmen aro busy .on each and ii would look as if there wits hot rivalry between the contract- oru us to which one was ready for occupancy Iii st. Coal Creek. MiHS Sybil Heading returned last week from Y.ile wlieie s-he haa been attending colii'i-e. Tom liookes was too busy to vi-it Kal ipprtl ye-sterday, hufif he was not there iu lle.ih he was in spirit. T II Whisl.ii-, and soveral other baseball ctithu-,iat-ts, left on "Monday to deliver orations at the &aiuo ou the Fourth. W. A. Webster will leavo for Calgary in a few days. Win. Martin iu future willbe bookkeeper at the Calgary Meat Market. ' * - *"*"" E. Y. Drake, wife and daughter have none on a three mouths trip to Knglanil During his absence .J. A Jensen nil! act asC. P. U car foreman. Theso arc hard days for Charles. _ Fyfe. Tho C. P. It. night lightning { catcher has been uou est, and lhe ever courteous Charles haa had to attend both shifts ard loyk hiippy. CITY CO UNTIL a At the council meeting held in lhe Court House on Monday evening tlle "ft* i.t-'couul -of Wilsiin, Sim-lair at Blo.m-- Op , "tf : licld, ordered taxed nt a .previous meeting, had been leturiied with the very suhsianiiiil reJui-tion of$2io.O-, leaving the account $i>i,8.on. A coui- iiiuiiiiation also nccoiiipanicil it to the a-fl'ect that.if cheque for llie hitter -iiint. be not rei-eivt-il by Ihem before July a; pro<;eeil!iigs ■voidd be instiiute.l ut oiiuo against the city. Account referred to the fuiiiaiiLe Lommittee for payment. Correspondence from resident engineer to head engineer of lhe Great Northern re.their share of grading and nis reply-was received. Letler received from F. C. La we refusing, lhe cily solicilorshipat the salarj ol'feied but agreeing lo :u t for a salary of $50 per month. Amotion that the position be olTored to L. P. Eckstein at the old salary was lost, as was also .one that J. T. Alexander he offered il at an increased salary, and I-". C. Liuvc's offer was accepted, Re «auditors. It was urged thai.**. ^i*s_Ksna^atli* juaajji^ la.* rcca-jired 'tnd the clerk ordered-to notify thc auditors to Ibis etTcct. The report of finance committee was accepted. Mr Lindsay, through AU, Herchmer requested (lit- council to meet him at his oflice. A motion lhat by-law Id borrow $.5000 to pay for Fairy Creek water as per agreement with Mr. McDougall, brought Aid. Ileri-luuer to his leet.- He staled that the price was too much WATKK IS .MIOIITY Dominion Day_CeJ.'lir;ilion iSinictliing like 11 cro.vil •uiwd mil on Dominion Day-to enjiv tlie sports, Manager l.iiul=ay of the Coal Co. is and rtQQii time generall;' s-ipplied bv evi'leu'lv apuw-ifnl man. Ilemay not tho Miners Union. ' The t-ains boih he able m move nu empiru, but when east and west were crow Im|, and m il •'■""i-s to a quick march he has the pe'a cily f.ithi' 'I hev « ill run on the recn.-Htaiun groumi* while then; iniiit have been unathj.t i_(-7J n»at- tcivd throu_?liout the city. the afternoon s m* 2,00 ■ i...,.|f. wen- •",s,i "i,N t)f r"nt,v'' (,'"-v„f"""'H tn'W U> a wlu.-per I hey will run lo bun like a holm in ,1 pli-m pie, 01 a chihl to the- dcwiif,.ll of a |ae.iniit siaii'l. His '»l ij.stv is niitiirallv di-siroiis of having The Italian Brass 13ai'h-.fi-e out in his lompany hnhl the water trade of full force und tlio lii*3'ta.'|aiirarico of thisi:ity. At S- in) a tap we do not tho Fernie City IJandyw is gre&ted blame him. It loi.ks better than .-ell- vvith a w.irni rccepiibn The 1l.1v ling liij'libiills on a dr\ nininirg. So was bfitrht and clear, {Imt toward, lliB Maj"-ty torn he> the nuttoii and evening- a slifflit'-V'-iiower ft-n, I'Tders the tVy C,«.iiiifll»ir..iiKlit into but failed to dampen th:- «.tl..i,iasin M-a A>^"^ -0 Jh.it the «a.er«orks which *adkqPt up rilo.._; w.to the 'Hi^uinca.. hi- d.-eu.Pcd beyond the . 'r- l - ■;.- cats of r.iit'payi'ra and the vigilant Ill^llt. - _ ^,.^ __i* I p|i»*jg( (jflji-r ll.'ll S'.'J'.'.iil'J !!! iiiiu L'-!V Tlio hotels and rcst&Jiai.'s did a i ,Vhen they wi-h to do business"with the good bsiiineS3,'"tho 'bt-o-.lis on thej Corporation have to takeoff their hats j "rounds were well, -JMiaivjiuzed and \ ami aihlress the. Mayor and hisiv.telht<>- tlie liquor refreshment'tent kc-j t throe j in a gentle and lespeetfu! mniiner, bnt men on the jump su'pi'ljin;' :iiir._ ! kings are c\einpt. So when the sum- quenchers. "The games wen; iic-tly i ■»""«•■■■«'••* '-''' o:1*-*'' '"^ll- -he bu-i j I SltytiltSlty* *'* O. Op Op -.V \lp Op «.*» Op O. Op Op Op Op Op Op Op Op Op Op Op , ^i^ p,£ s \i^ ?_t**^* "*_** *'_•* *■'**•• •*•■_■ ■* *»-#»l'-a*_,ai-«_« «_«••» •«•-> ■^»>*>_ib- a -*ia* a •■•-,« *t i_-« >■»•• >a_-a *%a* a -ai_>a-<aa> a •«■*- »-, **_* *_' *•» • a * • a * *i** '4^ »iV a*-_V *f^ * •"»'» » i *■ •'"'i"' *i» ^A* *"»** **4 *■ *i* *'i * "i"" **4* *_■*" *_* *_* ""I* *1* I ALONG THE CROW 1 ►:-*. y.i ff v.* y.n.ty.ty.i.y.'-.y.'.yi.y.t.y.ty.'y.i *•!'»*-" *•*' *** *'* *'■* k'* *" **'/ *■'* *r> *,f s,f *i* op ff ff ff ff tf tf t'f''S'yi*f'k7ff't'i*'fl*''l\'i'i-T'fl*'f'i^ li'i*Vf'tl*'tl*'tl*fl*^fi^tl''if IJLAIK.tiOIJK r.ii'iics digging a cellar on Haker {hill iwil d\ inmitij lor lihisiing pin-. 1 |"is(-, jiimI auiLlit llie c;i| s wi-ru nut |iiua«ii.y as they shniild luvc been. List Tl.uisday evening. (Jlarei.iv, the fa,111 vear 11I1I sm u!' II ll'Cki'll- baatli.uii (ouial one ol tlieui ti ltd look it lidiue, mil Invlikc pioC'-tled 10 I l-icc it on ,-i 1-11; • aid with anoili'i- r..el: 1 lolf.i-e .111 I'Xpliniaaii l-y potn d- ing the ei|>. Tne lny w.-.s .siicei-:-- ftl), i.l'll lis ,1 Ifslllt tin- ligiat ll.ll.ll wa-, baiiiv iiiittilaled. N'o ii ne «as lo-t in taking the victim of tne aci 1 dent :o tlu* h'»uit,il, «h""e the iu- j ired niPiiilji r was taken care" ter smoke is c iiii!i:_tive of vegetable^. ••■..„ j, w. giowth. Accord ing 10 tliis the Frank ii l"r aan lia. ||, . s Coninictiii- !•'. Merino has started ; work U[ion the l-'iank wuterworks system. Harry f/:il" lias been re-elected prcsirlciit nf the heal li-lge of the U. M. \\. of A. at Coleman Mrs (Dr.) UYstwocxI, of Coleman, is in Pincher Cn eK niii-*iiig her girls win while .itteinling schna-1 there were stricken il,wn with scarlet fever. Prof. Tra_i.iii.Mi' claims that sine!- as a iiiiri*i)iv it etc l)V 1 PC hut foi'mnntelv (he la-_.v is nuw otit <at ejected, and in-pite.,1 the protest of' i'H->turo _rou:i<! f,.r c.ittlc. contested, and the whole days fun passed oft'in an orderly manner, no_.. _. . ,,, ., . ,, ., _. .. 1 ■ -. , I liolnns and Wallace theiCi'Uiieil of this trouble, no rows, no arret-;, but ev-i ., . , , , . , ' t? ii-itv mariheal In Lnel-avs quarteis ei*i botlv .erjjyinff ,tbf.mselves and |Just ,,nf„!l|1|. t,,s<! f)f ,.,„„_,■ t„ the niouu . t*..\,trr tn l,o)n .alo-so, -f H*. 11 a l'^ .,.,. i, •«•. . • ,. . . al.l "'r> -u •**-,l* «*a--*_ --~ '-.. - ..... ujl | llllll. t HI* llllll I J I 111- 111 \ .sterilllls Ult'CC- ment. ' - — —-•- j ing went mi, ai.d lln-i.e\t nanning all Ik-low will be lound :'. list of the our citv da '- \\vn- like •■• piers. Thev ; of the city «.., .l,„p,.e<l, the crowd I slKI() wi" «K«»' .*-"»■•' '•'"*. b- co"le a j the hospi'.il and geiti.'.g al„ng n'cely. Fla'AXK a Jack Nail.an left last Saturday on j a visit t> Liigl.n.d Jack will be; ! rnissid i:i looih.ul ciiules in thc P.is-' I'.-.-i tim Kr..i.k i'ap.r. ' a- Im it ... ,,. r.iill.tiwi ajla,. en .aas/a,M r.i" , • .. ., , . . , I ..3 .._ .._,.,. ..._. , ^ p-ll'tll'll Ul tlie ll'a'Se* I'ltll'ITtl !)V of the g,uue and c.ijt.niiot the Cole- t'.ie (Joal C\> fi-r iin: protection for the winners in the different events, livent 1. Horserace.-, An eiitrie _veut 2 Football 1st inine, Cieok No 1, «, Frank 0. -_iA man cluo would not tails, a-i'l lhe Mayor sail they were all swum tn k-ep iniim, and' The new ofiicivs ••' Coal' aothins: waiukl he iri-.au to the P'-'-s'-j i-Vank local ot thc U.M gaiiie. Janilpaialiciinti'S.ii'inI ivevdnim: Fven , town an ivid 'rue.-ila--;-. fected by the' \v 15>oth, clerk at A. V. Ling's *•- *■• s'.oie, is laid up as the result ol being '•"vans . ,- . ,, ,, , were, Prieidi'iit Ii'ihert Kvans. I'i a picked 1-is* week hv a ho-se Co'e.nanl, IJellevue O.'Via! ,.,:,,■. Cal; latty It„b.„, iionhl ,, ,t talk ex.upt ««''„dncil| SeciH!tiU.v j V McD.mi.ld-' Crmk '2nd, 0, Fernio S >.-mi-lii„-,l., lemark that Limlsa\ n.i* I eini- ,s best .... ,-., , ,, '! A rumor is iu circulation here lo Fernie 1, Coleman 0. F! al _-..ne t„ be , friend. Lind-n's l^pnotic ii,flt:ene<* a't;c"',ln" '--••-, *-"-••'"• J-'-ir-i's p" |th0 1 ff. ct tnat a placer g, Ul diseov- played on Saturday- cvi-nl-.g on the _ aunt indeed 11* girai, or cKe the C. N '»'"-•! I'eastiici A. «u I5i«uidti. !m-i,as been mnde in the Flathead, reercati >n grounds, Ferui... | I'.-K. Fi; & I' Cn. has stuhlei.lv li-t-n T!i-* r nly •.■"■il tlel.l*. of UritUli Cl-', [L ,s i,„,¥ls.ible as yet to face the Kent 3 Basenall ft-..n by Coal, ^nckenwitii ^w^: ^^^'^ iiml*:.i being actually mined fur coal ..„„„„. tj k, S0U:C0) or t0 oH<lin lleBn. nv tiiiate ot V.i c'l'tvci-island and ol |ateinlor.naiion tending to prove or ■ ~'A Mitchell 1st, Wilion-ind. and in looking up the legal points in the case came to thi: opinion that thisi y.*-iWt .*> 100 yard-il.i .•ouId he espropri.iti-J and the co>l Wi v.-r I.st. Catte:i *2utl."f would 'ie niua.li less. AU. Rubins 'regarded ibis as another move oit the part of the lahatruclionisis as .did Aid. Wallace, who said if ue wanted our water works in this -.ear we should" go ahead and do our harness in our own \\itc- -A d'a*aCH-e.tOn'i{:''s'il_'Wtrll-S CloVO Creek No l team. - *- i to give the city -nine!liiii_-, lin\ieser Kvont I li» y-ai-il ilal-i'. all comers, j il will all enme m.t at the uproar on h, ininers., Saturday eveiiin. From a calm stanaljaoint it looks as though -.auter wa° causing mire ok citment in the coal i ity than w hiskv-a Shot To.Pieces In some parts of Went Koo:en:,y mining seems to he shot lo |,ieces and iu consequence, many towns are gradually beginning to look like a hobo in distresp. A mining camp with the mines shut down is about as pleasant "a ........... * place.-is a country cemetery at mid night It soon reverts to eternal silence, while the buildings beao :.e the ab'ide of bats and rats, and the few inhabitants who hang on, like a hull.log to a hook ageii*, mope around like lhe denizens iu Dantea Inferno, and giow nutty for the lark of In pe and seino tiling to do. Misinanagement and stock j'ibbe.ry has had much to do with the deplorable condition of some of the uiiniiit- towns in Wept Kootenay. Iinoiniet- ent and dahomst iiian.igeis have ruined many a mine, while Hie build ing of mills and'otln-r tmek jabbing lni iuu 1 t many a mine ou the hike, ami in.ade tin Ihe proceeding and lhe council adjourned 10 meet in Ihe Coal Co. oflice. Previous to adjournment the question . uas asked by one ofthe Aldermen why Mr. Lindsay, if he had anilliing to la\ before the council, diJ not appear. "What, e\cl. limed Aid, IlerJimer, "before this d crowd" waving his hand lo the people who had as- setjihii'd to listen to the" council's de- | liberations—"Nol much, he wants to talk business." After the adjournment and as the members of lhe council filed out on lo the sidewalk on their way to Ihe Coat Co. cotil"crci*ie, our reporter approached a couple of aldermen with the querv, "I Mippose I'll bo allowed in"—"Not mils.h," was the reply, 'You're one of those d d fellows we don't want in." Kvenc 1", l mile rai,c*j'McI>.)iialil. Kveni 7 No entruM "• F.veut H Married ***->m -a* race, Mr.s, Aiiey 1st, Mrs. McCartfo Jud. Fivei.t!) Voting women*' race, Al wen Anthmiyilst, K.Ht'far,_'gs, 2tul. F.vry.t Ji-.i'l;-:'-!'. eye-. 7s).!^'a-_UV'a^_--^i_1_U^ by-law & to yuUn (.,. 3 '• IV'cl- 1st, AiiiTie'CiVvoT^ 2nd. a ininilcip.il ■••.'.leiii <>f si-ucrs audi ". MvemU Uirl-'raceo' yariN, Millie waterworks-, „,.,- the people want thej Fir>U.r 1-t. J-Miel .June.--2nd. work car lied out iiiuneiliat.-ly It i-, theCiows Xe-=t i'.iss, an i these seem ,approve the ac'ciiracv of the report. to be inure than able ti supplv the' A vear ago Irvine lay lor. a voune* wasdrovined iu the r.ver, and that our wnrthv city fathers luvi ,aV.e to work the > ear through with a been acting shglolv irfra dig in deseit-j lorce inc the Council Chamber to iliscuts citv ■ (>i!ipi husiuess ' in puv.no qua.te.9 at the '• produce bidding of any bidivulunl, even a king.' 10n markets at pr->eut available, as in I 111 lilu-r lields have the mines been ' ^'"\ '0-v' Lethbridge, while crossing the CKAMmOOK Vi. J. Clar*sso:i was in 'Safiu^-j^^'^ Event l*-» I'iili'r.iceTj'yards, Fannie | »"-''1' ("'l.v tf> tlliilk <,( (l°;"- anuhin-j : lilt's race /g lella D ck -2ml I D^iutbiats We Have Known Kruesl Uainmeliueyer has left Nelson and the countiy for good without paying all of hVi bills. One f,f the Nelson papers lauds him to the tUhi* upon hi:' ability as a scientitic milling man. Tliis mav be a-o but a big fat gevser Jone.s Ut, f!a , l'jivnt W Fat men's rajce," no entiles. ■•"vent li Rnys' racft,' fr. and ''under. Il.niy Pullnik l*t,'.Mikt|Siinuions'2.x!. Fvent lo Ijoas'race 1 and urnler, ll.iii v Pollock 1st, Cla eiice KseniMg Event 15 Coys'race V and under, Dave Maitiu 1st. Kobe." Murray 2ml. T'veiit 17 llaiy.-a, ran**, li nnd under, .lohu'.Murray 1st, Mike iost 2nd. Event la Old mains' i.'.e", Joe"vAdaade 1st, EVilli .la>illl Jud. ■ Event 1 i Kunoiiigioag-iuinp, miner.- MeFagan. V ;... E\ out 'JO Long j Chixton. , Event *JL .-.t.iu'lin. jump, miners. Ferguson. -■■Event -J2 Hop, step sad. jump, miners Fercuson. E'.i-ut 23 lli.h juin.i, all com crs Chixton. Event 21 Thro- le-.ed race. Jack Su. trait and Sv.l lliii.t. Event'2.") Tug of Wi; 1 No entries. S. A. Kiitert.iiiiiiuMit Tiie S.ilviiti.ni l else. The ti*"'rs of uatcr mil naiiirali-, , want coiuia ction 'saith the sewei .~\ -t»*ni: anal it is n ,'. to he j from I.uiuibreck after a loid bl'pow- |di*r and mine hardware for the fK|a, 1, til.' 1'l.i'la.a tor 11 t -, j r 1 • „ 1 liiTckenrulge and Lund nunc. Ho Cl rence llickinb.itl.om, the boy Urates tliero has i-cver b__-n so miicti act.vity at Lundbieek; that there are ,-M. ■'$:*!&-& _,"*-j-*<'-__..t_t,i5i,'i ******* Jt ' expected that ti.i-1 who had llis hantl niiuilated by tin "Vf' I, asT.-Vj I .-—,'V" 1 a:.•payer-.ue «li'ins: to builil -ou-is expl sion of a giant powder cap is 'about oOmen working, and tint the f..rtheaci. -i.i o'latmnoi'a watersia-tem ^ getting aloi)'? nicely. 'siuft i-.jcently stalled is down absiut ,u,t mU"ki''l1 .-N!- ,,.ir7 V'?, r,er! L- n- Vaindicir who has been ill >J feet. s-uppM.-il I-! th-C. N.I'.I. L A P. Co is' . ! . . a 1 , 1 . 1,. 1 1 ,'ts-r several weeks is, now -able to be. V Inil-rp ot'tlip Oranirr. S<,.>i»tv wns Halt ii" 'a' dll' ll .Mllll'llt llaMMg hOlleal SO ' -a 0"'-,C "I Ull. l_l,l|Ij;i_ OOCILI-. WJIS that the ieo;.|e i.f tiii* citv will certain!!-;,jUC- Mr \«iiP«'C;.r wid take a ttip organized at Coleman Monday be easy 'if they allow-tiie company to | -0 the coast in about two;weeks. Ul 1 la-a.l. I iuv scheme on th<*m. Tlie pen;.'.!- of this city-stand ton much in ift'.veof tiieC'ia! Co.. forgetting thai 110 i aiait: can be eiiiira'av ii.ilepen'lent in this i iivr'd. The iiei.-le of Fornie, and the ing. even- Tlie lodge will be known us tiie AA.£ \" to all comers, j miners, aih.i .1. the coal are j is; a- -■'■- " s'.-irv :■> :ha- t *.>;ll Co.." as the com them. >o ai" ii"t be afraid iv vail' herita.e fo ; llCa i pany is : iaiial ili.-'iw !lOUC!a .1 '.a' ana! spei'ia.ius iiigiiineiit.- There is considerable milling ac- Star of the Wtst. Tne (-'.leers' elect tivity at the Sullivan mine. Some 10 j ed wore, IV. JI, II, Grewcati; D. .M , men are employed, and the daily j-J- H'. Qniilir: ehuplain, \V- Nelsoi;. output is about 11'J tons. The g'r.-iile i'"' coidmg and tinutieial Secretary, M. of tiie ore mined is good, and ot suf [-1. Morrison; treasurer . W. Hani:a'f ticient value to wairant tlie 1 -spend:- j director, H. (Jreweuit jr; lecturer M. ture of erecting siiu-ltcr works at I Hunter; li st committee man, J. Mc- Marvsville.- Lean; second, T. X. Yates: thinl, !ks Tin ini--; fourth, J. K. Wilcox; who wiii quit a country without pav ing his bills i> a failure, and not t.> be jat the hairacks nuSr'a it111.ste.il in aiiv nnsliion where, other ! well i-atroui-cd and ai- schemes, when .he proper.ies -li.l no- 1 havH aK.h.-tuo||„v i,,^.^,.,, „,. j e:,l pro-ram «.•.* re, |. .Wnrr.ni,t -"'"H"!'!i!!.,,,l!'i'S.,',U|.m"^lsi''1111'1 h,i,t "i' |,,;i! llMi»y< auoiheri lowing was llie pogr,:. , „.e..t inii-iuir man with a weakness for IlM'euiu^ remark- ... stockholders mutter 'vaoienay ..._ tl.e ,', „„, .j,.^ hl, OWl._^OII. j .... lini.,- saiiio breath with acitif-e. We*t Kout- A Xiiiroiv I-'st'iipo enay has had to 1 many yellow legged guys trying lo run mines who knew more about gu/.ziiug bou/.e than they did about true ti.-sures. Other.! were j K.ij-t, live Slav boys ranging i hi>lo J I'alllSS b'H.a'l ?l'K'a il'llU i Ptli't, T'elior ala; Eu, '.'■ S M-irsco. ,1. Molorni, C M. and P. !.•„_,_ '" "■-'•' isolo*'.'.! '...' ' The conned of the Toronto hoard of 1 dimply couliil-.-iico uien who took a I from *• to 12 years tonk a hand car bint | _>_.,„,, trade pn->ed a resoliitinn yesteiilay, re i ntke off whuiie.ver tlieopportunity pre- ,Sui dav from tlm M. F. ,vt M. ami greiting (lie action of the legislature of |.veti!e<l, uud looked upon investors in , u-.u-kul it over onto the C. P. ll. Ltovv Quebec, imposing n tax ou ciiiiiuieiciiil j satotk as .1 hit of.sucker-' on'y lit tu be I line. They were amusing thein-elves •elecilair traveller*1 repivsi-iiltnir I'stablishiiients | ilnmpHl Into the frying pain until all visum-.'tliu pioviiiee and iicnnliiig i's [their s-rea-o had ev.iporat-'d W'esl opposition In thin kind "I rtistrictioii in | K'lotenny is siiff ring from till thece i'i)iiiine:'cial iiaterciaiii.-e: nl-o Migm'st- i ihiug:', but within its bonler.s there are ing that steps he taken to give lhe whl- ■, .still plenty of Inuiest nuil eapaohi men ent publicity lo the fact that 110 such who may yet I.o able to place, the di— lax esists in the province of Ontario trict in its proper niche in the miuiui; The streets of thecity „*■■* badly |„ «■«»■-■■. Until thaf time aniv.s a kind neml „f repair. l'il_- »I ho.il.le.a dec \ I'-vi.le.ice will have to drop manna orate the main Uio.oughfare, while j '-■■" ^n,e of .ho cai,.|'S in which bank mou,,,|H„f.,irth...id mcks are visible accounts have become inere phantoms nt every turn After every rainfall ioMll,> ",(,l'""'-i'_ fishponds are forum! and it is any-j thing but a ciii'lit that thin -s slnuild h>-1 «'i thev nn'. Tho ptull'.' aie expected ■ to l.eep tlieir premisen and the itlle.v- lu decent sliiipn and it in . up 10. tin-! i.nii'icll loielindy the ilis_rareful up j pe.iraucoof Ihesireeli*, ..iiae of uhiih. resemble a cow path in Alberta moie than a public road in wiiat otherwise , is looked on as a progressive, city. j COl NTV (OIHT .lud.-e Fan in will lend C'U'itv Coaft in l-Vriiie on Fi-idav. I*!i.« al >cker i* •■ir,t" he.ivv eiiiis,«l.ing. o' 00a' eriinilial aa.-eaud a few civil dis,aire... (Uallaui! .iiiiH.'o. are suiie: Hairy i./ainerim for 11 the retain of ,*7 »') luiin.' the amount ■hey paid fm' 11 hi ii.-ky.'.r'l tlt'.t was not deliveied playing raiaiMading wlieu ihe eist- liiiiiiail expa'es.'i liit-heil inio mul ileinni- i-atic.i llie i-ar about two miles west oi' Fernio. All the iioys jumped aiul e.— raped without injiirv befaire the en-'ine 1 . — , .-ti m-U tin' car. I he hoys were arrest j etl and will have their trial Unlay 1 A Finn Assay 'Mlleo | lv \V. Wi.ldowsou, formerly of Vmir and lute assayer for the Hall Mines sinelti-r istloing :t very pros pori'U' business at. his as-ay ollice on Haker street, in Nelson, llis plant wi'l iiint anything concealed in rock, while he has a pair of scales that will weigh If) cents worth of guid in a ton nl nek. Thi'so scnli'9 urn set on 11 snl'i'l foundation, nnd 11 iv nor. iill'ected by the j in ing ol the crushers in an atlj.ici'iit room. Solo.. Solo,. Soir.,. CfSTt ).1I3 l.'I. t'lisiuuis ci 1 avti >n* ' pint of Fit' i ', !', C - ending ,)i:ne ;;i)ll>. IDa- •. V al.i a ■')' l> i' Diitiah!.', •? 20,!*, Free, I'ntertaiiuiii'iit lav niislit was -xcclli-iit niiifi red. The fol- laev.' A. Dunn .Mis. IVHnck on ...Misi I.llla.!.! . Jas. Liu-htly . Miss Hig_> .Mr lliiys.i; Irs. Ki'iir.edy Mr, (.'ritlithr 'i:uxh. , 1 -at the Hut .' the muiitli A !"ii'-iiiess Tn.it ' Tlie tim*"'" in'vei li-a* i* when busi i i.,._.s ;, .jit's-: ni tl when you neei! Iinotii*!: -a': ia '-•' ("w leiverli—rs real--- 'this < ia ali.'ii ily » ban tiuia1- are "s!.n !, down- of ••* peta.-e- i and rent iu ariaar- aiel th.- sha'low la- alalalislfll llll- aiiv,.|_ ■al and ilo* mlvi-rtisa- tiliit he crtiile.l iiii'oiai 1 ') 21.-..M "'■> Pllly cnll'Ttei , IM.tMl l:\'.' , ' n: tv, :: Spit its, * l-20.*i 7 Matt. :."•.' 7 Cigars, 21 -0 IV *-"! -.Slt.l'.i I a-t.-ll liar i.'.is.si v ' iv •' ; tlie lirst iiatfias- lll.e pi-.niin.- ''ill ; lio'e* f:i!:-'i_- .I'I.' ! the slieril? ai'i tl r i tisa'lli.'tat I- s-llp! ' vaiuiv HM.-i^iiia-.s j tie' ei;eos.-. ; I hi* i* i '!'v ' 1'n tlie i.-ther liat'd, when hu»iin"-s i : Ili'iTs. 11 ila-.' llll- Slaal-0 Is Ml eraaW'laa liu.t ihe a ii*'aai'ali'l's [.- ii over each olhe , in tbe in::-! nis'i lo | '.lrclia.-r ' iiie iii.TiVi.i'il bus ni't lima' Inio h, it* li-i". he ''. ilaily grabs his ha" ■atl-l Si'lil aia-r- a-!! !■' tha- printer lllnl •spieii.ls Iii- lysine-., in th-- p.iper. ' Talis ai*.' I- faa.iv. ' V.'jia'ii v.aii have lil'ira? la'l-illi'HS than . a ,,i; a.-iu ait'-i al i". w by do yaaii -.vasii- ll.ll,' lllaalai-v. ill l'rill„';,'g llaldit'a 101! ; i-riiai-.ls'a> v.,itr st..c- wh.-e your •!. .,!•- nr. s a la!, a-!;.- I tbat 1 hey cannot get in ! Nu't Nn* . -'ly ' t m :ne iifVcr ha"-! wheu vaiitr i-'i.'ri.- ' :,i,- iaile anal -ha' i.'.-s are playiiis- la; I Willi Mil' spi .■!" aril 'l"l,'l k'l'I'.V "lla'le 1 to tlllll l"l 'lie ■t»'» . W.llllll:,'! it lia- lll-a- : III ca.l lal',alU.a! alt '1*1111 Li_Ji.K alia! Spill, g ; ViHti'-elf no a" iidvi'ttisi-iiifiil llui! ! ivaiaiiil h^lp you oiii i'f ymir dtllicuitiis. i Wa-'ll wr le tbat 'liinlfol' !0!i. i Tliis is wisdom I Are you goiu>: to get wi-e'" A SiH'i'i'ssful Applit'iitioii In the Supreiiie I'a-iii't at Vancouver lust |'riil-,y. befiir.' Iii*lici' Morri-oi-. ■ipplicniia'ii w'.ss niaile by Il.C Sh.'l!''. iiisii'iicleil hi I,. P Fcksteiu for ih" release of .1 t-in-!- M.'Coniiic'i on llnbi a* l',ar|H|s paiaa ahi.gs Tlie pl'i.s ilO'l' W'lls SCIltellia'll a all til'' '-'l-t of .'lll.e I ' Din- lllaatltll ill i-lil "I' 'hi' ell-11'L'l' lll'sl'-l ill'' Vni-raiic!' Aa-I I'i '• api I'-a'i oi for a relr.oe «'.,- I-"! ii.';-o-.'.-'l. a.id tin' "hUi ;.: ii |Vi_; ii ■■ a, ; ..■.-.i't"i: i.a^ : -ti'-.!. It is wa'll known t!):it in the main ' range of tiie Knciiie-i in this iliy.riet iii.d Wiiiiieniei'e in'uiiig liiv^ion • there are large, deposits i>: ziuc m'es iiasocl-ttetl with silver and le.nl v.il ties. At, piY'sein*. these ure*i are nlivi- Intely valtuic.ss ai.d ilo; i-nly ti.ing unit will bring tin-in to a iiifrkct is t:u: const ruction ot the K.w cii.ii (.'eu- trai Kail.-a!. lii'.li, S.m McVica:-. The luge win organized by J. W. Whiteley, grand aaivaniz'-r tbt* tiie Nnrthwes: Terri- toiics. Iiouglit it Urcwi'-ry Th,' Spiilif.-iiiali lo-vieiv -ays that tne laiahai Ma ling ,'i Ilivwing com ' |-;n-y iveenilv iiivaiai/...'! by ("l.ailcs Thi'i-sain! W .1 C Wukoti.'l.l. of Spo- T Miail I la* |..-|.» a<|. Albert -.Mtitz, the r'oiT.i.*" biv»vi-ry tiiiigii.u-, was in town Tit'.'siiay ('r.i I.'area ak never had pi-.ttiei* and when j;,..v|is na__ .,. tjlt. present lime to eat Ills- ' Tae ll.l vi- heavy linns tl.e pa*.:, two we> done woiider- along that li.i.'. .1 C Mi't.'allum met wi-h a sever,- ;.CC-il"l.t this tiisiriillig. A I'i'i'.'i'l aXe ft II i ii the e.aitiiter aiitl tlie bla'le siiiicl, his light tuit I'li'aTii'g it !»ial gash, but. Ii-rninati'ly not causing a pi I'uiaiii'iit ii-'jttry. .'. I'riulim, I'ligiueer iit the Noriii Siar mill , c.tight one oi the ling, rs on lii.s kit haiul ve.siei'ilay while .it- work on some iiiadiiiiaTV and had tlie end kmcked ill', lie hurried to town i.'iiid had it intended tn and the I n't. fiat no time was lust may enable him to.save ihe ii'jjtvd iii"inl> •!'. Fernie h is dame iviiinlers since the lire. A representative "I the Herald ' visited the place las', week far rlo- lirst time sh,eo tin lire swept nut the btisine*.- portion ot the town, and ■■ was siil'pi is.-il and pleasid 'o see sticli ■ ii tiiiigniii'-iitit s'iiv litii.t, iij' auaiii. '.''ei'iaie ti day givi--piviiiisi' u' fiiiuri* 1 greati.is- as i's pr.i-tnT'ty Vs b.iM-al on a 'inn ta I'.uiin! '■ n l.a.1., i nn- Mr. ,ia i, 1 I'i'* ),.-,.■ ,i alllll .lallll-.'s I'ra.lilll ,'( Mill i, ar ' a'ral ilia. [ 1 mt anal teal e-t, 1-l.i'a • l.tiewiii' i-'iiip-iny at ll lis--. ,s i,»i.i.»i Ibe ii,- ! wns made by l'lai'i-.-, wli.i i* uou- .,t |!.,i«e. It it ta. be !|:.- im. n'i aii ul' lln' pnrchas- ;•> i-.-:in<aii I a, d n.ciease the capaic t! ly ol the pi.int. A ui ■..(...i-i. Ct-.'u ol'Skeletons in' .an,ii' inaritiii'.e alL-caaierv i< 1 by li:,' l.'i'iliaii ! una'-, Yal ; ,a- -■ iibbl 'ia. y com! sii .a luv-iteiy an i. ; ',-..- \'X r's-|l--s!l !-ba|l I t,:s ; ,':r:i .1 ra'i'.'it- tin l i'i i"C;i.'- llitlotl i! 1,1, ll I- I.- (I'M a'.|t- 1 t>, i.i .- I >:,,.! of liaialo, oil tin' Sm.ih Aiin'iieiil coast ,ll*cia!a-ra"l oil lhe siia.ne tlla- hi li oi a slup with a number of skehtoi.s aa.ll III.II _• balXCs ol Cll'l o. Due ot the spars aaf tiie .ship lure tins IllsCllptliUI, "(.''Istlftalll, Newpol't., 'i.'.::'is praibiibly one if tl.e lleet of M,.ss|j I'. 11,'nvaa'i .'' t.'o , which trailed between tha> '.'rislo! chaiilnl and tin! we-t c'list of Smith America. Sim h-n Port Talbot early in a\pri\ and h.nl not sinri! b"i'li lie nil ot, Stella—So .hick came very lien' rim- niii-4- over a lariner w hen he tick ymi nut aiitoiiinhilineV Why ilidi.t In. *aj.o c/e Iii- horn; !>. li.i- I i.in't you think I am ni.T'.' iuii-i".-tiiag than a h."'i, .■* i^**S'il^.i^**H^iS^'i'af*a3s^P'l«i>S ,RjtaW,n'l _-__-_--_»»»~«W-ar5™a«»^^ THsE LEDGE, FERNIEj'rC ", JULY 5, .1905 v**,**-* Job pnnvnsl _, I_ - -.'-■' ----- - r ;■*"-• - - - - - »^J_aff»-<>-v-Ma--H.-'-s---IJJaw|J«. • ia.1' ■ a- ;!_H_rST^ —^i.i«t~*-,jiV: I KNt)tRrtF.T .tWAI»iC .&0O J ia3*»«*jj*--_*55Jr-J "'-■HE S"" ■<~rni^_:^ QTT£=_* I j -*_5&? r"^*- want to get close to the ear of the people when you have anything to sell. Tell your story through THE LEDGE. Tliey listen nuil wntt for. ni*. "Invitation to ii.i.y. Will yon link tlionii '00900999999990999999990099090999909900*999*900990990 _» ' ' T_ The Ledge. B.T.LOWEftY, EalitoraiidVimincic-i'. Tun JiKiKO- is tiijliliiilioil ovor.v We-lnoidray in Ferule. B C. Tlio -iri«e is -3 a ,vcnr. Aitvur. iiniiiK riitiiai Riven upon u->i>lii!titiuu. The live ad kills dead stock, Jim Cronin is thc sun, moon ancf stars oi Moyie. laussian officers conld make for tunes in AiBerio,* rannlng foot-races. W&kSsiA mm ife:,.: Alberta should lvi a good plnce for , - prodigal sons. It is full of fat. calves. In Vancouver the telephone husi .pess seems to be running into the ground. . - vip-Pcoplc "say talk is cheap, and yet it y^^^_» $20;000 n dny to run the parlia- . L.:-;(^^^i_ebt at Ottawa. =. The B. C Telephone Co. is up against it in Vancouver. -It .cannot pell out to a Coal Co. and Kamloops is becoming a mining town. iVe hope tbat the good work will never cease. Hum hug seems to be tho mnBfc popular thing in Ainr-rlca. The fakir rolls in money while many honest men find en-nt difficulty in ge'.ting mush for breakfast. Lightninc rpcentlv struck the par llnnr>nt bulldimrs at O.tawa It probably had a messnee from New York for bill Galliher, or-was mini: to hit. nnncan Itoss ■ lor bucking the C P. U. bitter feelings in a community, It is just aB essential nlmos-t to have one lanenngc. If colonies aro allowed t:i settle In various parts of Canada and retain their own language for .daily use, their children will take a long time to become good Canadians. The French'Canadian does not rise *.ery high while he stays around home in Quebec, but when he breaks old ties, and mixes up with the world for a time he becomes a vastly superior being. ? a* •V «v A a) _ ft 1 1 I - \a*09999OO09999999999999999909999099099O9^ t-_ r_ IN KASLO The door of the - . SBead &ffi!ce s ^ar<_i8tcn7 Canada. Capital * $2,235,000 ' Tllesevvc * $2,235,000 total Zlescte* $27,500,000 Hon. \Y.m. Gji.sun, President. J. Tl'RNI!ui.i., Vice-Pi'-stdutH 'ind General Manager. A'ti'ii-jiil HuiilsiiiKHu-slii^iH tr.iii.n':ti'.l. L'tir-i-iil Acuo'ihIh ui'.tir .1 witii M.-rcliainU, i'linu "i 11 'it-: 'it -rn, iiiisi Slminaiij'.ililic; aa,i * i i.- in.a.-,I r. n-"nuilal.' Iinn» lliinl.il. j Iii'aililion Kliailly .a*4 I t.^ia-iasl nl to nil iiorKa.iw ('..Miriiu-t.j ftr.i'ii l.ii.iiui'-j a"1 (,iaii*.ti' iica.-a.auntH. l-i.i-ci>il titHmtiut-i *S I ui.i-ii tn llll out ol liiavn iii'iioiiial-i liitoi-i">t nt l_'iiii"i,t lliar^-i uHowi'il on SuviiiKs Hunk 1 Da.'|a.''litJ frill! Sl.a.l lllaWiinta, aJolla-i-1 i..|;i tllWIajtl 111 llll la.illa of (.'lllllialu lit I.OWajht lUltual. !*"l ' llrufta l-.-tu.i-it, ian_i uhli.. in Uiiiin-'u or Al'ia.ia.l. Ilrilinh, Aiiii'iR'ttn, it nil Korei'ii liiulta cujhuat.' ! An olliro aif tlaiillaink hiii livci. o|iuiiiil nt I-'ornii'. All C"rii'a.ia«t.il,,'m:< '< 1 In-Mil lo tliu Aif.tit hilt ln> lui-siiiully uttnntnl 'o. -J. St. LAWRY AgOllt, FrIIXII* BlIAaVCH t-t I l> a> I 1 Has not been locked for many years. The landlords are always happy,' even when their.bank-roll looks thinner than the lean edge of anattenu- ated wafer. Try one of their morning bracers. Mail orders receive * prompt-attention. ** ti •_ Ck ta *a •a >_ Alien & Palmer | ^0*99000900999999909909999999990999999999* ' -~-.;'ieii&&v&x?kTM* :s-;-»sS_fM^l-?rx S^VJ*)WsTs_as3^' Tt.e Tur.intn Telegram savs that 2.5 cents for a hair-cut is a ba'rbcrntis piece of business. Such an idea is easilv ennd bv living out west whore the barbarians have to die up foilr bits every time their top hirsute crop is severed bv a tnn.'orial divcrter of hair into dividends. The editor ot the "Wiimer paper says he likes honey. He will probably get somo when the Kootenay Central hits his' burg with the iron rail, but it is an even bet that he has not waded in it to any dangerous extent since he ilung his banner in the breezes of the upper Columbia valley. -^CS2K2IIIIE3_-nc-^ <■___< Fort Steele Brewery Co., Ltd. FERNIE, B.C. 0effOO9909990O09009aO09P»009900990900Ca099OO90909g000 and Latest Styles finest Selections in the City. Mrs; E. Todd The milleninm bas reached Nakusp. The ladles have quit'woaring bats on the Btreets, '_k^-'i?#'i'-'^^^'^ ■-__i__K _*ii^*>f"*"J;ijA»^ • ^^^^Strawberries are- being" - raised in ^^M^Xeihlbridge. This is another evi- Fernie will soon be the greatest city in the interior of B C. Are you gctving in on the ground; floor, or just sitting around ""croaking about the country going to pieces? Part of il goes to pieces everyday at tbe colliery near here for it takes 120 freight cars daily to haul away the production of .coal. , . .'. .vV _. Si^^^^S^^-^^^are; in- :tho -J^ii^i'-*-''^1 '^'Bar^Bernhardt will not play in ^%^^lr" .'Fernie this season. She is too busy r^^ft-ii^^London'a,idcannotcven iook at f^feite'thls parr of the world. * 11 ' fe_Wia-__S-4 -^WS-JslaSe® ^W$&'; ,,In Victoria ooc editor tliinks that '^"thegun is mightier, than the pen. ■ii-isMay be »-*» although those who use i; "generally return to the pen. {.jJtB^sa 'MtlVora present appearances Fernie '"-Will "never go dry for Kick of water, although before many moons the .price per tap is likely to drop into the cellar. »> indigestion causes more trouble than almost anything else. Keep and treat the 6tomaeh right, and nature will play music for you e**ery day. Thc hobo is mightv and will prevail nr.lc33 he is kept in a placo where the bars on the windows prevent the boardots from falling out, and breaking their necks, •■Wonder bow Grace likes CranbTooi; since lie moved into tho lumber met-' ropolis! He must miss the fishing at old Fort Steele, and the calm of, that beautiful spot made famous by his paper. "We sincerely hope that in the hustle of city life ho- will not lorget to give us the bal.incc of that story upon thc Bull Kivi-r* iron mines. Canada should have one school and-language. A nation divided nill b-coii-- dizzy and fall down. Xo religion should be taught in cur public schools, but mor_lii.y should enter largely into thc education of children. It is a thing apart from religion and never causes strife or The^-»5__>^ Na Jul Hotel—^^ Vt Strathcona U Ll ALL nOOND-THE'BOUND nf luscious roast bee! tlie iipix:tlzIna-.Q<Io-i escmie mid Hits itch lirow-* uravy trlckien tennif iiiRly to t-ealish. Tliutis tlm kind ot .-mul*. onr laeel proaluci'd. Tcudcr. - juk-y. nourljlilni,-. Ii la-ill make you brainy nuil luawiiy - Of cnurac we soil tlie t-li- lce»i cuts nf vi-.-il. lnmli, pork; olo,: alHO. _ut ju-t row ave art; tnlkinfe' beef, llectwars ol our ulTerings. CALGARY Meat Market In Fernie, is a pleasant diome for all who travel. ' Booms reserved by 'wire. .-■~s- ' MISS SUDDABY * Ferula-- li. C. Teacher of tha Piano 'liO»s-heti/.l*cy Method) ~r **tt v«S_»/ T. Whelan, Manager .\ thorough training assured eadi pxipn Revelstroke U jubilant beciusc fartnera are settling near that tpwn, ■l™_^___^r$6.5o| Wm. Mill.?, Prop.|i — V ' I 4^Z. 80LID sunn.,.. IJust mul ilmnrvproaif.firlcd with tha very bo.-st sevon-'Biaoltil Ei.oiN nr WaltIiaji nia,\'eniiarit, (att'iii-winal nnil set, lam' iibsolutoly OCAKAN TKl'.u Knit S YKAI'.F. AIji> ii Iciiutiful uliiiin .«-?",''-l.._ ^Z?<<3lSBS^V*to*.___m_im-V gyggjls. -_*--_j_*sa_a__-Bs>-5^ TKl'.H KtlK S YKAIl?, AUo ll leillltlllll tllliam aa-ith caiili ivntch for thu He-it S'Jilitva All cum- .„_,_, 1 . . I»lelo.*fiflo. SeeiiiRlkb-'ltevinij. CuttbUout rHP POI I (\CV\ WTWC Cd anJuoiKlil tons, with vimrNiimo, I'ai-at Oiii.:*- -UL 1 ULLULIVJ »? Ill £, LU. a .A.f-i ,.-r. nnil m»nil it to n«, witn vmir^iaiinj, ■ n-i. _- ,"iKd Kxprcj3 Ollica- iAalalras_. nnil wb will M'ii'1 thoa,'i,l|s|, H''al rhsli-a taa vrats *-- i»*-niT.1pHai.sss. E. WMNER & Go., 163 Cordooa 8t,, Vancouoer, B. C. £%__' Its lialhs cure all nervous and muscular discuses, its ' watur heal all kidney, liver, and stomach iillinciil!! and they eliminate all iiiclalic polsons from the system. mow under tlio new management of Harry Mcintosh, HofririHn llouiao, RoaKliinal. Report of Analyst Of Samples of Water from Halcyon Hot Spriiij-s, Arrow Lala-, B.C., '27th February, 1898. Laboratory of City Analyst, I'"diiibtir_*h, Scotland, ' March 3, 1898 One Rallon of water contahied the follo.vinf** iu- Kredients, the results aro expressed in pifi-ts. Chlorine...... Sulphuric Acid... Silica Lime Alkalii'M as Soda 8-'4 74.-9 84-57 S-7' Miifjiicxia 232.00 Lithia 86 Sulphuretled Hydrogen .12-oo Moating, F'ishiii'- and lixcui'sions. . Terms: $12 to $18 per week, accord in1.' to residence in hotel or villas. im^m!!^^M^&m^i^m^^s3S!^sss-i2ma''p Esa__i_____L*___3i» J D 'FERNIE - —*—-— Is <i pleasant home for the traveler. _X Si ruuci I th- al |Siri 11 di'lliililfiil lo- i ctition mul from its lialconie.a can be seen nil tlicbt-Hutyof the ennui scenery tlmt surronnila. hems In, una! aitorim the laiiavcity of Nuliii'ii. It Is the home of touriatts uml liiisinesM men frnin all imrtJof the world. The c-uis: ino tieverilniiniii-tlie mite of inealiocrit.v, nnil every room in 11 n enemy to iiisioraniu. If yoa need roomn when on tho wn.v in, touch "the avlre and leed ii duuo. Brewers of Extra Fine Lager Beer and Aerated Waters. Bottled Goods a Specialty. 'S2K: B. TOliPKINS, Hanager NELSON,* B.C;." j. A. MacLean FERNIE. Builder and Contractor Dr-aler in Rough and Dressed Lumber £--H-*-H*-HHB*-M'^ ! G&Rtral ■ Hetel | *it FERNIE J 1 First Class in Every Respect X _IRS."S. JENNINGS,'r«0PKiETiiES8. ^4^^^^^^.^.^^^ itWrtW&W^Wrfrfrfr Slriclly First Class Up to Date Electric Lighted Stc-iin Hc'it > 'f ' Hotel Fernie FERNIE, B.C. Hot ar.d Cold IJ.uhi- *3illiard and Pool Room Large Sample Rooms Bar Room Unexcelled, Rates : §2.50 per day S. F. WALLACE, I'ruprielor T. ROOKHS, Manager 0 LIMI'lrt Wholesale) Dealers and titect Importers of Wine.*, Liquors |iid Cigura. District Ajrciits for ! I'oiiimery Cliainpasno niai Schlitz Beer Distributer.-, of j Clinmherlain |*ii,d Pharaoh Cigars •F-EU-KriBI IB. O. Philip Carosella FERNIE, B. C ***i_af?ra?___rar^'g'^^ General Merchant- anal Wholesale Dealer In WINES, LIQUORS -and CIGARS ' SUMMIT' HOTEL CHOWS NEST S.G. 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FLATHEAD GOAL m. OIL * DISTRICT B.C. -.1- 4 a* 11,1 / t*A A Shortest Route to the Flathead *mP_mf — — — — «__ ^_sv _^ nm ■ pp^ town y Limitod-LSabilSfty. Wholesale Commission Merchants'& Manufacturers' Agents, -REPRESENTING-- Tiie Luinsiieii Roller Mills Tlie-Wapellu Roller Mills Lever Hrolliers "H'liiliHlit Soap" Dalton Hr'jllicr."i"I)i.Nli-lowel" Soap The Vogcl Piicking Co. The I'lairniore Lime Mfg, Co. The Maniiolia Canning Co. The W. at K. Jm-ob Co., Ltd. III.Hiamt. Miiniitiii'liiriarJ The Gtielpli Foundry Co., Ltd, The '-Anuui-'* Co., Lid. The aMai_.it: Mill at Lumber Co. The Hygiene Kn|(i Wiiiii Co. Fruit and Produce of all kinds. P.O. BOX 363, CALGAKY, ALIA. \^^m*?^r>?*!*'rr^*}y^^*^( fi!*CT"*'**'ffCT^ Correspondence Sjiicited. U ® fl Xifa *ks*-?j-i __s___ $ ^t-asi-tg-^sg-^-gg^ " Mg_i—zrT^^'i'"iVT^^'^^^rr'^ w I,-. 4, !L» A* ''H^. r;>$# ■»*. -ht/-4**lrar *r?ss ftM__-riirri*ii-T-- W J_=Sr iS*|-W-__.>i&>i33j^£__^^^^ ritiffi^BI ™**- _-_-_---i----__> _.tl.g -■-..■■.-_: _.af--f... , I--...-.*.- « a-.. ..._..i-..ti rOt^.a ..-A a_. _Jw.i..rtaili.x.*oi.-~"«.a...,l «-..__ . .«_.-.» — __~-6— a-.—-~u :v-:-.-:''a . ^^A'-i^i'i^iiiM^^A-y'l^A^A'^ A ' '- ■ ->■-■.■•,■■■■..;;. .a^-«a!g'jM-;fcS^,;;j''B'^ ——- - -"" _■ h WaflaaB—JCqa, p. SSpSI THE LEDGE, FERNIE B.C., Jl'LY 5, 1905 Colt's Peculiar Appetite IMiiluila-JpliIa IU'COrd Louis Shoener, 'a fiim.L-r near Swedesboro, N. J., hasaneif-hl-nioiiihs 'old coll that has developed a freak 'ippetite. The animal takes very kindly to bread aiid butter, is very fond of mashed potatoes and |;ravy, doles on cakes and pies, revels pickles, smacks ils lips over sauerkraut and pit's' feet and lakes coffee like a veteran. Wliero Eyeial-jlit Is good The best eyesight, says London Til Bits, is possessed by those people whose lands are vast and barren, and where obstacles lend'uif-; to shorten the si-jln tire few. Esquimaux will detect a white fox in the snow at a great distance away, while the Arabs of lhe deserts of Africa have such extreme powers of vision thai on the vast plains of the desert they will pick out objects invisible to the ordinary eye at ratines from one to len miles distant. .Anion**; civilized people the Norwegians have better eyesight than nu-M, if not all, others, as they more generally fulfil the necessary conditions. The reason why defective eyes are so much on lhe increase in tbis country and in America lies in too inuch study of books in early life and iu badly-lighted rooms. Happy Comprise' At a dinner given by the Congrega- tijnul club at Hartford, Conn., I'rof. l-i. F. Steiner of Iowa college, who was the guest of honor, lold the following story: An Irishni'in ii>->rr'u'il a Jewess, -ind their union was a happy one until lhe stork paid Ihem a visit. The yinnijf son proved to be a" bone of contention, for bis father, with pardonable egotism wished him named I'm, while his mother was equally decided lhat lie should bu called Moses. The day was Slaved, however, by a .Solomon in the person of a woman acro-as thii hall, for her suggestion was*accepted by both parties. The boy was christened I'ul- 1110s. , Dr. A. MILLOY Aberdeen Block, NELSON, R. C. Modern Lend Smelter Plants Ya! Ya! CONNELL & GRAY CAUI'KNriilaS a.*-' JOINEHS Xtixl iloor to C'ul's'iiry Cuttla; Co., Woajil Struct Wlllll IIf All Killllal. Itlltc-.l Jtl*lla>OI*l|l>laj. DON'T SCAB a cijrar i Mount Fernie Lodge No, 47 . 0. •_C4^JB. F. When j;tiu,eni( sm tlmt it Ib UNION inlide. i Blue Prize, Henry ^ nne. Ca.liP.ibns and j M ,-Jd ■ at 8 Havana Ark Cigars are ■ i.ioii Uooalh} .() , 0 (y F UJ uiade by. i , .._,_, n _- ,> <* W, 1\ KILBOUKKi: _ CO. ij^g^ " al|al'K', .Willi. ■ Wi lU-prCrftlltO'l lay OKOliSE Ki*"*»a 1 ; _>■ in>^-._._._ _ja-i--_<oa -j; l\ t* T*. .J--..-.1 -p. * 'laV'<'AJp & .. . la. ., '- a-s. 1 ., a ir - **.?-■•*&■_**» ' /tf*/, V&n._ - tvV , uris_\vf?;,- _, w.s«.-yi'i Changed IiIh Mind HoUatoll I'aaast. James Barton Adams, who, wilh his wife, stopped over in Houston last week on his way to New York Cily, said lhat coming down from Denver he got in conversation with a Texas cattleman, who sang lhe praises of Grand Old Texas world without end. "You are not ofthe same opinion as regards Texas that Sheridan was ?" observed Adams. "What opinion was that ?" queried the cattlemon. :"\Vhy, he said that if lie owned u farm in Texas and one in hell, he'd sell the one in Texas, as he would rather _ live in hell." "No, ! ain't of that opinion," observed the a-uttleman thoughtfully, -'and . I'll bet Sheridan has changed his mind by this time." Even Boys Leum Grafting "I had a little boy in my room who is bound to figure in some great municipal scandal some day." said the school teacher to the Indianapolis Star. "He's a lazy little fellow and he exasperates rile bemuse he am do so well when he does work. Lately I've been giving him lowgrade marks to see if that would not spur him up a little. Hut, while it disturbs his father, lhe youngster himself does uot seem lo mind his low rank. Yesterday he came to me with more interest in his face than I've seen for some time. " 'Say teacher,' he said, dad says if ~ I'll.get a good rank ibis month he'll give me $*»o. And I'll tell you what I'll do. If you'll give me high marks I'll divide thc $*o with you." "It was 'In-vain that I labored with him and pointed out that he had insulted inc. He insisted that it was merely a way for us both to make $to easily. If he doesn't get a Folk after him some day I shall be very much mistaken. A Lady Ilnnclior- Aniong thc passengers outgoing for the West who attraeled attention at the C. I'. R. depot on Wednesday, says llie Winnipeg Free Press, was a lady attended by her footman, timid and gar deucr. There was a throng of emigrants ; a large crowd of men, women and children pushed their way to the train. Among them, though not of them, was Mrs. Hargrave of Derbyshire a wealthy Fnglish widow • who had Co ue to Canada in order lo take up ranching laud "tu the Km th west. The lady said she had been left a widow about a year ago ; lliat her three sons who were al Hton, havi5 as yet thought of no profession, and that, on thinking the mailer over, she i-undtided lhat they Would have a better chance in Canada than in Kiigland. Accordingly the thought of Mrs. Hargrave is lo buy up a large tract of land and settle on il; and then in the course of a year bring out her hoys, She has ample mo.iu-a and brings her maid, her footman and her gardener.. I'aeh uf theso will assist but not in their former capacity, that i.-, thoy will be given an opportunity to start for themselves in the course of a year or so. NrIuom Trillium Probably the .most important news thai h;-s reached Kootenay for many a day is lhat the Ileberlein process at Marvs.'ille smelter is a pronounced success. It has now been running scv- J eral weeks, and has done all thai was j asked or expected of it. Just what! this .involves can hardly be realized, ' but it means at least thai there is an actual saving of 65 a ton in the treatment of silver-lead ores of a certain grade, that the other lead smelters in Ihe Kooienay will have to adopt lhe liia-Caira, ar.d that the producer slumlil benefit to the extent of $■ per ton on a Oo percent lead ore or concentrate. We imagine this will do more I ban lax or tariff legislation to stifle the complaints of lead ore miners, and by solving the problem of cheap treatment it should stimulate production to an extent hitherto unknown in the Slocan Ju^t how this economic problem has been solved may be gathered from the lacl lhat the Ileberlein process is a direct as compared . with an indirect one. It does not produce matte as in the ordinary process, which then h is to be ireaied again, but its first product is bullion, which only needs refining. In the process of roasting all impurities are eliminated, the ore being first crushed, in the roaster it is rendered viscious and the sulphur passes off so lhat by the time the ore reaches the lead stack and the blast is applied nothing remains but to consolidate it into metal. The doing away with the intermediate process of trea'ing matte effects the saving already specified. The most careful assays cf the slag at Marysville show th.it all the silver values have been recovered in the furnace, lhe slag contained practically nothing. Another lead stack to treat customs ore has been started. Il is understood thai the management of both Trail and Hall, mines smelters have been watching the development of the Herberlein process for a long time. They realized that if it proved a success at Marysville they would have to adopt it, and only waited for proot of ils efficiency before doing so.- The cost of installation ai the local smelter would be between $.So,ooo and fioo,- ooo, - a" considerable sum, and one which the 'management would not have been justified iu asking for until the absolute success of the process had been demonstrated. Now that thi.-. has been achieved we may hope to hear before many months have parsed that all the lead smelteis in llritislt Columbia Itufc followed suit, and thai the lead mining industry has taken on anew lease ol life Incidentally thi-. u'lt! be effectual.in turning ilu- >.i-.ali> in favor of local as against Knropeaii treatment. A Summer Suit |S pnihnbly the proper ** caper a*t this timo of tho year. If you have a desire in that direction CAM. O.N* | DEWT3ST i I.. T. iV. Block, opposite lhe Bank i Ollii:'! lia-itr.-—8 u.m. ta, 8 I' rn. For SJile at all timQs excellent sand for. plastering. Nest 'sand in the count iv. Apply to— U. PSante, Ho. 55r Old Town W. It. JtoS.-* J. S. T. ALKXAXIJEJl Ross & Alexander HAKIilSTKl'sS, SOLICITOUS, -ETC. ■•'KKNIK, ». C. Ofltve In 1..T. W.'Illaick, Victorl» Avenue, {no Kenny & McLeod H. D. Talbot Ma::'-fse!'.!rsr nnd Dealer iu all kinds of lift-lit and heavy harne-8. Harness made to order on short notice. Collars, Hrtidies, Combs, Whips, Snaps. All kinds of harness parts ou hand Miiiint! harness a specialty. H. D. TALBOT, ■2 Doors South Roma lintel. HENRY'S NURSERIES New Crop Now in Mock Home Qrovvr. sr.il I:*:; ■'■> ' GARDKS, FlEM* i'"'' FLOW I'll SKKHS Wliolesiili.'. il"1' tli'i'' <-t_ciiil Prices Io "Farmer'• la.sti-aiT,., Tlioiibunals of Fruit unil'Or:...!... ..-..1 Traaf, Hl,i,ilo-la-iiilro!in, »«"««< -■r-.-i.lious.- mill Hiirily 1'lttnt- now growiiic in my nur-ir.— '-it Slirin/r iiliintir.1.- Buntc-rn laricus or less. "•• '■■'■'* '-:t!"r FEU-lUSEKS-BEE HIVES \ s! I II. \V. llfcll'-UUKIl. SIIKIIIVOOII ilERCMUKK ! Herchmer & Hercnmer j I1AKHI.STKK., .SOLICIT. S, ETC j . 'KKKNIE, I'- C. ijllii'os ovti 1'. Munis & Co's lilock, Victoria uv« L. P. Eckstein Baiikihtek-at-Law, Soi.lClTOI!, F.TC. C'ulliliairt Jllonk, Ke nlc, H. C. :ZS. M. J.iiENUY, - VaocmiKT, Il.C. 30LO WeHtinln'«tor Kinnl. CS_» A SHAVE, 4_ SHAMPOO * OR BATH AI.WAVS 11EADV AT **»r CHARLEY GALE'S S_i__ LEWIS4-CLARK F, C. Laioc BAIiUISTKR. SOLICITOR, ICTC. Post Olliee Uloelc, l'eniie, B.C. J. G. CUMMINGS PROVINCI.-M. AND DOMINION LAND SURVHVOR Oflice : Mon, Son'-.*«' Co., L.T.W. Block l-'EK.s'tK —British Columbia V- h*9 I N llie'-f day-* of :iilv;inced i-iviliziilion Job 1 IViniiii^ pl:i\s an iinporlant purl in lhe t'ljiiiinereial Life of ivory naiton. a-i> yt ft* y.t 'C y.t ft* y.t tt* y.t tt* y.t tf y.t tt* 3^ ■•sMHaw^iW*^^ "il* « a I y.t tt* y.t Op 'i* Op "f'f y<t tf o*. "tf y.t tt* •*■_ tt* y.t Vf y.t tf y.t tf y.t tt* *>■_ tf y.t tf y.t ti* *>■_ "ti* OP. f'f y.t tf y.t ft* OP y.t ti* OP. "tl* •aa-*** ff OP "f'f o*. ff y.t ti* OP o* tf Wo\ WHO fails ihroui'li i^nnraniv or fiil.-.e ci*on- oniy -to urn prinli-il Knwlopes, l.ctli-i'lie.'ids, Hillht'iid-a, l''ii*., in lliei'oiulua.'l aif his luisiiit's.-a, loiiuiiits an I'jTaar that is l.ii.al In 11 it.- yroivth of liis bank ac.ount. JUDCiv.S -a'.firm by lhe appearance of ils prinled .stationery inuch the sauie as lhoy do a drunuiier by the eu! of his dollies. Typographical Triuniphs ,ire hi(*hly cssfiitiiil to the pr.a.ipi-rity of umr husiiics*,, and su_^f,'ostions am _,rivcn free lit this oflice, ulieie all work from the liny bread ticket lo tlle fat and hi.i^hlv-colore'l poster i^ created liy artist.s who kmai the difference benveen a hloti li and the nniatic arrangement of fipe, ink and paper. tZIjc ZCvyC, jrvvttic. I"***-*7! T»"l i>o\ & ft* ••al> •.V "ft* sit to f su. ft*. yt y.t to Op *•-« 'lV *-. *IV «-i fi* t£ y.t # y.t tt* Op "fti y.t Op ia"---a« y.t tf y.t y.t tf Portland, - Ore, Fit AN K FLKTCHKR Provincial Land Surveyor Lands and Mineral ClaimaSurveyed anil Crown Granted. I'O. Box Va, Office: Kootemiy St.. Nelsa la Shooting Gallery Having opened a shoolini,' gallery in lhe Beck block, nest to the bowling alley, we solicit tlie trade of all who delight in tho pleasures of marksmanship. Call in and take a shot or two. Vincent & Hiiby Several Thousand! Shares cf Furniture and Undertaking | Bargains in Wall Paper Two complete sets of'Bar Fixtures, one Hritisli I'liite .Mirror'lii.\9iJ inelies, new, Letter I'resse.-. Billiard and Poo! Tables Cash Iie-ri-ter-s and other specialities, Stall I'ralc'i** Kccelvc l'roni|at Attention. K. Elliott, Kaslo, B.C. June 1 to Oct. 15 mining Stock For Sai3 A woman feels sin- can't even he dea-enlly Sci sick uule.-s slie has rilihons in her nij-hlgown. Sometimes a man iniderslaiuls women so well they cm fool him only yi)') limes out of a tluiiis.iiul. A college education doesn't cost much more than learning by experience. Mott, Son <_. Co. L.T.W. Block, Fernie, B. C. /"a-rents in Fernie for T, G. Froctor, Nelson Tickets on eale fn'in June 1st to j September KOth, ami limited to ninety'; days from date of >dt—but not later j than November 30tli. Stop Overs will will bo allowed at a'r.y point In either direction within limit "!' ticket. A fee of fifty cent.-* v. ill he chargeo nt roitland for cxtenaimi Return Ticket. J.iMi'.s Sloan, Agent RELIABLE ASSAYS C.il.l -i .73 I ll.al.i ami Sliver—»l (H U-ii'l ..*. j Oailal, silver, iv|a|*r 1.5<; S.iiu|.-.i.,a l.y mail rwa'Ke [iruiiii't Htta'iiliun: I'lJi-iT Li.-'il. Iia.-ti.>rt.->. ami Itk-li Ortd Iloii(-lit wiiil for Fr, a- *il.illini:Ki-.\> ami Price l.i.-t OGDJEN ASSAY IT-'-*' Arn|iiilwi« St.. Ila-urer. Ciilo Stick at the old, well known Reliable Reliance Cigars moH£Muc<\ * m im CO. E. -MEM 1ST AND ASSAVER . (Uia. ii-Miy.-rNfl.H'ii -siM-lti'r) I'.ail.l. Sjiva-r a.r [.i;-nai i-ach 'If" lY'l'Ivr. il.ia lli'l.!--*ilvi.r.....,'],\l I'la.itL-''- faar UtlllT Ilia-tali. a.II Uliplivtltiull BAKER 5T., NELSON V. 0.1>i;isa<'i" il'"*' I'lione AOT CREAM HIGHEST HI STRENGTH AMD PUR1H Improves the flavor and adds to the healthfulness of the food. Price Baking Powder Co. CHICAGO, U.S. A. The Smelter Trust (.Tin" Aiiu'rii'an Snit'ltiiiK uinl Iti'fniini,' (.'.».) Ix ciipitiili/eil fur $150,000,0110. Its ;issets amount to only iibont $-ia,v>tii>,ooo —yet il furies the miner to pay dividends nn $1 *,c>,oui>,ooo of water. George's: Weekly will show the miner how to escape from this Octopus. Semi for a aiopy of the issue of March •th, 11)05. AJihess— George's Weekly, Denver, Colo,, U.S.A. ,urs_ Hates PORTLAND AND RIHTKN At 1 ll! % > — •J' Lewis &. Clarke PHOTOGRAPHS NV.vYy.wr irhana-. Cliea|V!t and iH-.st in l-'ernie. 1-Je-jt litiuiJ bi.---.t equippeJ >luJioin town C'.ilaincts !?4 to $5 a dozen ,!. (.'ahinet .* to 4 ,, Ciru-ile Yirs'tli' _' to j; ,, Staiiip Photo*. 5s(eto$i ,, l-liish lii-his. cnl.iri-ini- and eopving ■Jane. site tlu rv.ait tori-et lhe address, oppo- McihijJi>t cluiri-h. ■* V>:;>'/^^'vv'':'/*.,';7^^;y'-^»I* .-.,.'.>'-..■: .,■'■''*"-■ V-Va *j'a t ii!!*_*aii liAApA:A^i?0im A .1 '-. .- '■ m iAim The Reliance Cigar Factory, Ltd., Montreal, Que. First maker ofthe " Flor de Bahama," " Rosebud," and "General Arthur'' since i,S_-6 ; over _j years in existence. Walter Cro.vk, Western Representative. If you are looking-.for. Fisliinp, Bathing -lltintinp, linaiing or Glacier Climbing, go to New Denver anil stop a few day.", weeks or months at the Newiiiarket Hotel with Ilenry •Sti-ge. Hume ■.•ookinj*, and tlie-Gnpst beverages in the world, including water. Write or wiro for ratei?. fienry Stege .new«iart«t Betel Hew Denver J, P. Spalding SURVEYOR. It Hr'Yl.AXP. r.ii>-iii«irH_drrovluclal AH. HKVU.1l'. r..,»i, ■ I.unalSurvi'jaai. KasLo HOTELS, rimi'i'v*-!." ii"Ti:r.i: ua -I.- ,.1'M.: Ka'.'i.. is tllO ll.'ll'l : ,1. r.'.t'ivoi'.Tii. T ill' KM Ul * 11 "V l!< 'II'I. in Siinil.iii i* tin' III. H'."'t"' ,•___... 11 ,r,,i,. a-r-ato tin-l.'u.v l,rsi!."r11,i:ii.i.NNKn^"'lKl,.HV'.1'ri,tw' ll.l tail. HOTKI.. ^MIK. Alt tii"...ra, \ V, ,' a ,1,11'liN Sliml'l'- raaaalll- 111 l',,llllla'- .11 111 .'-'■•■'''' ' . ,,,„_,, 'll(,,e| iu Ymir. """' ' '"■' u"f!NUV Mi'tlKoli. l'laii.rl'lur. RETAIL & WHOLESALE HEAT DEALERS Have one of their largest .--tores in Ft-rnio. Lamb, Veal, lu'i'-sh and Smoked Fish. Fresh Fish constantly arriving 9 ■ " -r _,,.i.,miN1- H01:m:, NKI.SOX Kiir\,lHMi: r' m ,1,111 ita. MiMl.a.r.M'Cn_. Hoaimia linn "eo " »■ Only valallo l.olp emcla.yeit. Aj4f,■_^^V^V*-a^-a*J,'«i*v**^-i*V*_. _^_V9 * WADDSBROS $ PHOTOGRAPHERS <? t\ VANCOUVER «„u NELSON. D.C. -** 4/ia^j_^-*{^^'**l^-*->-t!^-_ *i^^-*-i-->- la til IllHiVl" la- aula'- MA1.0NV'. st'l'BK HDl'SK l,US. -4^1__ Km-lull piu'tieiil.irs, tickets, lirst- class an- tourists el.','|.iiu' ear reser- vittioiis. Apply to laHi.li.aent. II. I.YM'litijr A'jent ut Fernio. , ., ,. . ,. 1,1, 1 |: ,1 I'aivlo, A.ll.lVA. ,1 S.liaila'ial'.l ^- •■ ^ • 'vBUi-ouvcr I> la _U--1"'-■" *J " "','•* ",, * aa- ua i-Ti.r.TT aliit.a ha'U' >'Mi|m>>nI •ia>|,rl. -»r. faann^rlv tliu Cliarli "sVliaon. Huh «"" Vi. HAKTt.KTT -asA/'nolooale Merolvanto. \VlinI..,-til« i.t.i. ri-ni*.' \»oNTOOMKItV -'■■ '.';,' r"M,.M,,U,nir,Ta „f al...i.'.i .'..iifwllonur, Nl.l.aa>ll.lll'. ~T7~l "iT "Ti'T .«f 11 . Va' 11111, K.-S Al. K I < V. A t .- 8'iUlu ButlVr-.h-.-a:*. «•«*•• -'n-luve hii-I Pruic. Na-'-*ain. H ('- I A M.noN Vl.ll. Whajla.--.-lle 1'a.ili-r in • L'Krult, Xnla'aii. II'*-'- J. Ro Cameron 1 U lln- tailaar to j.,-0 to when )a.|l Mlllll ll StllllllltT Suit of Clothes I He hits the nohhii-Rt hiiitingai tu eclect from, nnil the lit and j ivairkiiinnship is the best. ! SANDON, (It.DKST TAII.OB IX Till-: SLOGAN Order your Summer suits now Suiting.-* now arriving. !R F. Lichschcr, Sllvertoa's Itoss Tailor Natd ; DM I DC A nO "" •si'a'a. in iriilliy «i'ii-liM DlLL ntAUO llla.l.'.ilora a.t l.ll|.ir Flit " v'::iM.?lHE LEDGE a.I' I ,,,.\- 1. ."-l.il }'a ,ii w.ark tatllia-.l ■ Ull 111 J'lalir l-rallT liaaila'V, f Valla ll'll'lila) !STATEMENTS TfLic:.ltn.,, sa |h 'tefc Bank # Head Ortice : TORONTO ."•ud-up Capital r.-$8,'H»ft6oO ' Rest.-.--^600.000 i"- ■tmw- * Speoial attemion is Jireeted to t|u* fol|Pi'/i"K Advnnla-'es oflcred |*y ...... i ■«*-• -^ • • •• •'piir^ayini|-.sJ'ii«k- ffeftitfi-s or Sji.and upwards.rerfiived" and Inte.esl allowed nt Currc.il-Rales. Interest is added.to.ibe J^posil TWICE in each year, at^t-il of May and .^oveii.h'er. ..T|,e,$ x.^or is Mihjecl to no delay whatever in the wilhd.awal -*"* ^ o'f'the whole or any portion of the ilepoi.-t. . a I , •_. ( I Pnyitblf in all parts of CANADA, THK ,1"..V1T_0 STATES, (JR-liAT .B.Rljf-V-i;-.' A-NI) liUROi'li Hou^lit .and .Sold CENT A WORD ADS CLASSIFIED AnVKItTISGMKXXt? .UN 11 Ell t.hi-i liuiutin",'. iai ifi-r.-.i ur_,tlio,riito of Oiiu cuut-ii wQiil t.i':!i insurtion. , "J 0 T,D iNKW-aPArKPiSATTIiJ-' tlKKlCK sjXK.NO-liKlTOHE-N' s?«*V_ AIT1.V AT lino. ■ •"'- at Lowest :Kaies. all !.<<■'• a . •. (FERNIE BRANCH ■ r--'-'-''''—--__-.- 4. B. -MAY, Manager | -*9gW^fe|LjC9CAL3 We Ain't Hart So Spring*. By Cy IVnriiinn ^fan's.nit}hunip^pjiit,;iiHli'-hynie /jBpijljiis siift ,1 *iU>tVa /«*iH*f*?-f" ^miny skjes, .sqhlue and brif'ht; '^ky's.'lji.'rijilil but out ot siiViii— LSuiiiiner birds with broken win.sj. .Some are birds that want to sini*;— - AVo ain't.had-ijouch of sp/JoK-' - \l _ .it.t . .a .a.' '. •- ia .at- -1, »I,1K. (Sunciijiips oiii ,t|hen _o£;s .him, '^orees.wailijij^fii* .th_J traek.; ^uiiin^p'^here? Wedoii)! ki'iow.where, There's no music in the air; (Spring's all scrambled with the fall— '} tljji-£ 8,™$*$;^ s'£0'. his gall— ^Ve aii*t,jia|l i)9 s-iring at .alh J -Kenny & McLeod alvvavs have room .VO ,< - I I*- ior pne'iflpfp order. - ,|.>'-'SYH-jh left for dead upon the lield, ,,.'.-^^C?rrV^he foe, victorious, passes mo by— Geo. -\V. Cun.utlier-' ran m.,1-*- yoji a suit, of dollies that \yill-just ^jt .the picnic season. \Vhpn.j*.,p.-uivv ollli-ianys Us principles it oiitp-rows ita iiscfuhiesF, and the'0 is nptliinsr left .nr it hut to yield gradually to tlie prneees of iliaiiitcjrriition. ■« 11,1,1 the sif/ppl lumber camps antj mines. . -.-..i;..! iii.ll,*- ; Surprise your fricn-ls by getting a A. Fiiio iUU;d .Lady llras'sv-is Iliii oiv.nqr-.of oi\_ of; .the.tnost expensive coats in the world. 11 is made ,cif,ferilh-irs ^an-l cost $i,ooo, I*- '11,. I. .!• lS- . s , . - ooo and is insured for $500,000. The foundation ofthe roul is of hemp grown in the Sandwich island:,, and to il \* sewn the feathers from the rarest birds found in llie Hawaii*! Islands. Around the mantle runs a border of crescent- shape fi_-,ures of crinis.oii and go.U ci-1- orei_l .(jjiithers. The coal was made in America, and il took twenty years to complete it, Not Georjye Henry The following souuds a bit fishy to AiKli.v olil li.aher, unmiril Vi»Iicr, . lslieil Hull from Hie cilpe of 11 tis.-,uro At-uii, with iif-riii, Pulleil tlii'lliliL-rinnii in— Now tliey're li.-sliiint the lUsuro for Fisher. /V-K -SO' U _VJ tl.ia otlic -jTiiciTtSK l>C»W-*-i- -« aS01,i.\K l'^NTil.Vl'., A|i|>iy nt tiii-'otlisia-. o r o-rs with .iifii.iu.vds ox how- O' ij Imut Avoniti'.iiutitlH'vlii'niu-Dicv/er.v Appty tn X. Kl1111s.ni.u1. A HKITAXNTV K.N'CYOI.Oi'KI "IA OF iljf __ • Vl.llllh'al't.'s'dllil-.- I'H'1 ll«--<". (Oil -.III l.llt v'ill -«oll fur -13. Gi'». W.O>irn_tlii'r... WrAOOXS. (Hiri'KltS. Il ,\hXI-WS, SAUHI.h-a '»» anil -w-u up l'a-i!;'.H< li\pw-.a \\ 11K1111-. All iroiiita-ii prlii-ii jiaimlition. una Pi1k«»i llciiMiiiiilili'. Nulsoii Ki_l_!irni_ nuil ruiiiv IKI rliltion t'o. Xulaaiii, II 0. TO uK-vr r«v,s;o unoMS sriTABU-: van oi'I'ioks. Jt., Apply to A. Mcalc J-L-i-mi'. , ' ' L*%-^ ■0WM^v^M'AA Tihf: Kootenay at Sandon has not a^vt>i«^#.'S^"iV7*ilaocked the door for nine years. Ri'j-ht * -' a**l'lL1-'^''' ^"t P ^V'-s-J-'aa.-a* Ta 5ftsl"'>ivVv^''"^;'*'"''-':^nan^ when they're out ^»£r-;:-.'>-'" ' -Jate, and cannot trade their tlur.-al for S___3.-:ri.-'-—..'■./ ,- - - .--1f-.- -.-•" anything. r>> -;• ■ When In douht W^$S:'; - - - - P.l?-v?itiruW,"; •*'^V-.r-Lf A .- ' But iV# ojitidnal with you. ^^a,:\A.f', When in Jove, - *.**H-*ly- *p'Vr f, - or.. I * " aa 't*4tr-,*;„•-;, "Play a chjirr*ip— ^'t^.^;"That's wiiatj-our bound to do. ^.Tlit; Fernie Aerie V. .(">. ,|J. y.-^l I.19W a special session on Ih'jrsdav, 6th inst. for the purpose of meetin/! Mr. A. -W. V'on Rhein, Provincial Grand Worthy Br-sitlcnt, who is on his way from s I I *' aa 1, - poleuian after instituting aii Aerie of llie order in that town. The owners of the saj'/pillj in East ^ind West Kooienay are in conference jit Calvary this week with a view of fixing* a staple price for lumber, and to prevent, the. culling of prices as the Retailers do not do any slashing. It f» aJr»K-aiiioii('sl liiemili ini-n. :. Picnicon July 12th. - ^m^nwofJth. coinmittfleJn charge of tho S. '-'."excur'Aiori to EU-oV*-* he-- "u'the *Methodi9t':ciiureh 'last everiin'r. The transportation committee reported liavhij** 'completed nrrnnj-ementa with theC P. It. as rc_**ard.s transportation. Thc plan to be followed is the same as that adopted lapt ryenr.'vi-o The Salt- bath Seliool committee to procure tick pts which will sell for 80 and 40 centi*'. S. S. Scholars will be given their tick etB iiext'Siimlay at school. These tick ets are not good ior passage hut uitiM be cxeharijced at the station for railwa. tioUets before Ihe .train leaves. The train i.s -^hciluJiiil to I.P'-vo fernie nl 8 80 iu the morning, rv-ty.-'nint: to Icavi _J«*lko at 7 30 in' the e.vcn^ug. It h siieciarty requestcil that everyone win can will provide flaskets Tho Sab biithscliool* from C wl Crej!-. and Jlor rissey are jijiuir.g witli tlie city eehools in the excursion. A Slav Excitement There,wasPPj'.jeescit.Dient in Michel last Saturday;. -A. Shty- hy the name of Crureztoma entrusted §700 to-I'aulana Suuina for safekeeping while lie. went to attend'the. celebration." "iVhile in Fernie he received a u-legram that his feminine hanker had deserted her husliand and t-kipped for Philadelphia' with the $700. Believing it to ho the -aaj-lul truth he in great agitation laid an information and the »a*otnatl was iirrerileit Ml iaf_in;i '<>« 5iaii-.|'''F3 riiHItKK r.AltOK, lJlliGHT l-0!J\»S OVEIt X tht-1'iiliu-e Ment .Miu'lsi't on'Victniiii Tiv- t,lilii;.ii> rout **_i-::tl"t'. '.aa-a.-lic-.'* »»r liuuliolur qaiiirti'i-.a. •'V-iiiIy to 1*. J'imi-.>_ Cai^' '' ■' a {lay nijihl. '.It now mrns out that she had left thoijOO wilh Cyureztoiiia'.s i.7 vear' old son and for some reason he \cpit* it,quiet,.l)iit cventunl.!y^ayejt_.to bis'muth delighieil fatjier, who deposiU td the ainouii.t jn a b-nik on Monday, and iwiil soon take it -with him on a trip to Em ope. It is said that tho woman was acting as banker for several Slavs anil that two of them made, her disgorge befa-ii-s she l-nardcd the train.' Another stales that she hud S90 of hi.B, money with whith she purchased her ticket. The iiieldent has furnished the fil-iv population of ..Michel wifli'pletity nl discus-aious in their sweet and beautiful language since last Saturday. The Morrissey Mill A. J. MtGiuroiS* Co, have acquired the saw ami shingle...mill at Morrip.-ev and will put it inaction jn" a.iiout t^en days.' Mr.' MtftJuiri! who-io ho'neis at Macleod will spend most of "the sioumer in and around Ferine. ' TlTb mill iu question can cut '2u,000 feet of lumber and 123,000 .shingles every day, hut will not be run to us full'capacity this summer.s Mr. McGuini owns 70 square miles of-tiinbiii- in - the Kootcnays besides large areas of coal lands. He de- • v cloved acd sold the Lubreck mine. Healthy Hair . Dandruff arises irom an unhealthy condition of the scalp. Tl;c "best treatment is by friction. Use a .good stiff bristle brush night and morning There is a lotion, composed of two drams ol borax diassolve'd in one pint of rosemary watcr^-which is said to be beneficial, applied three times each week and thoroughly rubbed into tho scalp" Friction or ma?sage is usually recommended-as the best treatment. Wash the* head once every ivio weeks, and when doing so massage the seal]) vigorously .yilh the linger tips employing a rotary motion. Another means of siiinultit- ng thc healthy action of the scalp is to separate the hair when shampooing and scrub the scalp thoroughly wjth a linger brush. This, with tl c nias- soge'oftlie lingers, will eft. ctunlly prevent the condition termed scalp- bound, and tend to eradicate, .-dandruff. This treatment should be continued. It the litiir does not grow, possibly white vaseline robbed in at the root* of tlie hair wish the-linger •a-all liaii.'u a invar] plTi-nt.. Cofl'ce as,a Disinfectant The nscofsct-ffecas a disinfectant, is gener/illy .known, but it is doubtful .if ,the lijaj'ii'ity (f people are aware of,its .true, value in this di- t'octjon.. It :is.'says tlie London Tit- Bits, one,o( the most poweiful and ol- IfCtivu agents known, as lias .been shoy.'n by repealed i-speriments. T'hc merest pinch t-f coll'eo is usually sufticicnt to cleanse a _ sick ■room even in aggravated cases. 'J,--e best way to employ it is to freshly pound thc.co(Tee:in a mortar, if no mill is ilit hand, and sprinkle-it on a rcflilioTiirnn,surface. •G'>l'li-*i>riiii*' Tht-.Mrly robin snt upmithe tree Aiid shivered till he _shook hisfenth' era off. ' ','Gmat Scott-I wiih 1 hoiln't come," ■ „iaid lip. How can I ever cure this dreadful cough? llctri<-d to sing, lint -just a dismal . squeak Wa* all tho. sound tlmt issued from ■his fehroat. To sin.? -Why lih-*.* your heart lie couldn't speak, , _ And so, of course, he couldn't sing- a note. He shivered, with a shudder and n squirm, :" And"th"cii'hc"'.fatlii'ri.-.-l this assertion , .hold:. —V The early -bird perhaps may catch t-ho worm— - The early robin snrclv calchcs cold! Pipgums—Come on an<l g° fiihing with mo. Vou look as if yon needed toning up. Disinukes—I do; 1 went lishing yesi- terday. ^Ba«__J_M_l**is^^ TT is.taken'for granted that you all know that wc sell the above f lines; but possibly are not aware that wc are headquarters for possibly EVERAL kinds in stock one of which is illustrated, and consider it a good buy for any one who "requires a good clock, >* ■ ' ■ SEVE stod ii b^ X The price is$2.5D and is guaranteed for one year /"\THERS at $1.50, $1.75, and a musical one at $4. 6|,,--«™-«"*-»*«-^^»ati.an__*__W___^ Razorine 25c. Electric Strop Dressers 35c. Up y FE!RS-!i_.. B. C 'Phone i, Opposite the Post Oi'ii.-c. Kiuht in the ivntrc of 111.- city. __"~2*_______E__ __g_________s__*a___jsg__________s____^^ * OSSIBLT We can do for yon What you cannot Do for yourself. .We .ean take the strongest Facts about your business And make them into ads That bristle with conviction. We can display them Effectively without Squandering space. Our services ar.e free To our advertisers. Will you let us Fix up your ads, Making them ads That attract And hold trade. We build that kind. We are liberal users of Our own medicine. It pays us, It would pay you. ■.'■''. Drop in and talk it over. - The Ledge. ffifaatch 'em alive 'o ^ TANGLEFOOT Sticlty Fly Paper Hf ill ''em dead 'o a-ti - ■*-*■*■ xr -n-nrn-r r«i_i JJiiVlis V iJ._ 'A1 i*if-J a-o Remember'this brand of Fly Poison paper ' It is' the Best. ?® irasts iaisffl (iriiatmitc nt tlilrl.v-ul-thl .vi-iiri iT5<|iC'iii'ii(;i;. Agents*"* I/iir-lilIn Fountnin Pens Miiurn's „ „ J.iqmil' Veneer. •r-r'j'.vriiriMZE iiomk ixiu'stiiy *r*t S-___CO_K___D "XJl^ijZQ-^ t___3_3X. If* 5_ FU A i_*..r,,.Z-.t *w*-"j**tr a> 'sjs_->i. a_>ij-ic_>as '- AN'li filsno-f's Favorite Cigars binder _5 Sewing Machines These miicliij'es nro ikmv heinir-'srild at lower in-iut-H, quality eonsiiU-ivd, tli.'in iiiiy other, i-itlirr fnrein-h or on iii!>ulir:eiit of $;> l-m* lUiii'.th. Ni:'.'P[.i->,aiid.(Xii. feu* Snlc. Sewiii'r Miii'liiiies Repaired or I'lxehaii^ed J. P. Houlahan, FERKIB, B. C. Agent. IF YOU PLAY Tennis Biiseball Cricket Football Lacrosse Oil FOLLOW THE Example of Ike.Walton YOU CAX PI'OCURE tholicceaeary AIDS and ParaphernaHa AT ^.s____. ilBAIKilMllTKi:-, Jim..' :M!a i:x_. KAST KOOTK.NAV KlKl.iy »Vo. iMliiriiimiiy Cupt.JAMwSicKviiv. Oinnriii'mliiig Tliaariiiiipiinv v.ill iiairiialc in Prill Orala-r at tin- Armoury, r,n \Vi'alin;wliiy -ivuriinir. tlio .'it!i iii*t.. lit TJ.'s|i. in. G.stl.ilfin.TOS'. I,I, lit-, uinl Actiiit- A'lit. NOTICI*! >TDTI('K li liiriativ ,-iv.n 'lint *iiinv» uPa-r i*J .|ll_ I llila-llafti, ,l|.-lly rn till! I,'''-'.''''' (:<.iiiin!.<-i'<iiBr«fa.r tin' 1% rial'i late, tiff I'J*trli-t fa,.-ll ll'aill-fa'ruf llll liiialic.l (n »'-H Ii'i"';" ''.V rota'illil Hid An-al mi Ihi ii ll'ita.-l lit Moin-'oy, JI.C ,ta, .lii.iiah V.. S!i.;>ln-ii.*«r Miirri-^i'.V. I'att-al «t Kuriili! thii -jaitli alny'of Jiini'. l'-'i''. w..r..Mo(>i:):. A. 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Title | The Ledge |
Publisher | Fernie, B.C. : R. T. Lowery |
Date Issued | 1905-07-05 |
Description | The Nakusp Ledge was published in Nakusp, in the Central Kootenay region of southeastern British Columbia, from October 1893 to December 1894. The paper was subsequently published as the Ledge both in New Denver, from December 1894 to December 1904, and in Fernie, from January to August 1905. The Ledge was published by Robert Thornton Lowery, a prolific newspaper publisher, editor, and printer who was also widely acclaimed for his skill as a writer. After moving to Fernie, the paper continued to be published under variant titles, including the Fernie Ledger and the District Ledger, from August 1905 to August 1919. |
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Fernie (B.C.) |
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FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Preceding Title: The Nakusp Ledge Succeeding Title: The Fernie Ledger Frequency: Weekly |
Identifier | The_Ledge_Fernie_1905_07_05 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2016-07-29 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | 3707e3bc-9885-4038-9cc2-99d86aa21a42 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0182143 |
Latitude | 49.504167 |
Longitude | -115.062778 |
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