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'''"■'' 3¥-Si*1'!'*'' .■■fi.M'i^s-'.- •-la^|!|^ ::fM' .•;XfcSgl>. sAtfm- ' ;&&£ _m 'A R. T. LOWERY, l Editor and Flnuncler $ fS._ w (— WLUME XII., NlIMIJER 32 You wi'lbccomelike Solomon if you read The Ledge regularly. FERNIE, B.C., WEDNESDAY; .MAY 17, 19--.5 PEiqn:, .$2-a Year, in Advance s\*.y*s^y.*,Hi.ni,Hi.n{.Hi,HijH*. n<-Hi.y.*.sit.nt.y.i, nt,s:i.nt,y.ty*y* op op op t»?t* ft* to ft* ft* A* fl* ft* ft* to tt* tfrVt*4 Vtfti&iZftf'tx'fW'iit'i:? >;-■ THE LEDGE ROYCOTTED j:-ii!4i!4^^S.i!«:-i^*;^<,iJ4^H,.'*r4 HAHi.H<,Sj*,y.* gin**'* y* op Op Op Op Op ffcft*f.* fi*f** f-*ft*fi**t* ft* ft* ft* ft*tt*fi?titt'tc *<•;»"?:?ti*'t.*"'t's,ti*'Vtcwvi? j PERSONALS \ Tlio ItitR will- prouatly niiMial on btf-lt Anil iluttaieil in tlie brcezo. . Now Hat to tlio UDlversttl cry t "Sny Krod, yon'ro Jtut that cliooaio." And whilo thoy mihir their happy sonfra And minto tho welhln rlnir, They loutlly ohooroal -'Goal navo Kiail Stork," l)ut wliooi-Csl not for the Kini;. MrH. McLeod anil fainily "lirrfve/l ficm Li'.tlibrld'-'e on Monday"h train. Warnings havo beon idsucd hy the civic authorities to sll citizens to clean up thoir preaileea. A branch ol tho Brotherhood of St Andrew is l>i)ln<f organized here. Rev. Mr. Bartlett has the mutter in hand. Intimidation Fecms to be a favorite game of Fred Stork's. Ilo muBt hnvo made that poor show agent sweat last week. TheC. P. R, will sell tickets nt reduced rates for Victoria Day. Tickets -are good from the 21nt to the 2(itli of this month. '' . ■ / Kfie*i-*your eye on ITiib Ledob next week, and you will Aiid one or two in- (ereKtiii'r articles. Wc are about to eprlnp a mine. • ',. Charli-a Davey le in Caljrary and will shortly have control of thedliiing room niidilcepiiig-afiartrncayts ot the Hoy A Hotel in that city. The posWafllce at Caljrary should hire better clerks. IVop'e cannot afford to let their letters lie in that otlice until the contents commence to turn gray. .A may-pole d-mce is lieinir organized by the Junior Guild of Chiint church, It will bo held on May 31<*1 in Mr. Davies' lawn. The C. I'. It. will open its commercial oflice today. Mr Barclay will be in <*liar_*;«, and Is well known, having been night operator' in this city two years ago. Mr. Garnet conducted hcrvires in the 'Methodist church on Sunday in tho ab eencc nf Itev. Mr. Rubaon who is away at conference at Vancouver. IV. J, Blundell lias movul into !iin new renidenro on the corwr of Hansen nnd Ilnwland avenues. It is one of the innsi benuiifiii cottages in tiie city of Frriilo. The turn-out at the. opera hnuee on Friday night was hardly-what might be called a ""packed house." Thc play -""Th** Imprudent Ybj-iiK.O'ifil'il-J?1--- - ...AmuMiig- bu^tltb j.ihes were atw-tcnt. At Macleod last Safin-day the celebrated case of t'nupnre .% McVeigh v.- Iho Went Canadian Ctillicrics Co. wni* twlltod out nf court. The case w*s 30 inontha iti court, and it N reported tli.it the defendants settleal liy paying S9<XX) The casthound Cow train met with a eliiTht accidnnt at Chin on Sunday An open switch derailed the engine, and made the mail car look like a eruahed envelope factory The driver and linker were slightly scalded, and the damage amounted to SI-jO It Miikcs Tjik Lf.ixib tlint (370 was » linge price to pay an outside engineer (or making an ostlmatte on our proposed water and sewer system. Surely thera- r.ro plenty of men around home ' scould have done Ihe work just as well, and for half the money. While fishing at Proctor last week Miss Martin caught a rainbow trout that weighed eight pound''. It was tirnugnt to Fernie and while on exhibition in one of tho windows of the Fertile Drui* Slore caused much comment owing to the fact that rainbow trout of that weight arc-exceedingly rare. The postal <*a:s in use alone the Crow are not built right to make life healthy for thomnil cleiks. The lack of venti lalionmakes the clerks look like a poker player nt the end of a long session. The Dominion government fchould see that all postal c'ei ks got a chance to draw their breath. Fernie is about to raise SIOO.OOO with which to build sewers iind waterworks. Tho ratepayers wilt not tcol safe at having sin li a large sum largely at the disposal of a blundering'bluffer ami baby (led hnycuttcr like Fred Stork. Wo should have a mayor who does not make tho city's interest subservient to his own. Whan n womnn wads a paper, talio roiiiI» tho ail-i as well, ll tliorc'ii nny liiformiitlon that the advert them toll, And Tjik LbihiK is hulll on liunino-ii, and ull . ^ our ail.) uni miuuro, Ami you mia.n_ai;niir_rltiiiti-it for dollatr.. if maar nd don't lino up thero Mrs. Eckstein lias returned from Spn. kane. W. C. Hamilton visited Frank this week. Jt. \V. Wocd left Toronto on Monday on his way to Fernio S. T Colton has accepted a position with the W. C. Hamilton Co. G G. S. Lindsay returned on Sunday accompanied hy his wifo and family. Thad R. Case, a lumber agent from Winnipegepent a few days here last week. Sam Neelands came over from Cranbrook last week to spend his holidays iu Fernie. F. W. Peters, R. It. Jamicson, and other C. P ll. ollieials will be in Fernie on Thursday. Jas. Buchanan of Movie arrived on Wednesday last to take a position with the Elk Lumber Co. A. L. Hunting of Cranbrook arrived here ou Sunday and has taken a position] with thc Elk Lumber Co. J. G. Rutherford, of Ottawa accompanied by S P. Taltnie, inepected the dipping tank at Gateway last week. T, Truran, of Michel, master mechanic of the Cron s Neat Coal Co. spent Sunday iu Fernie and left for Morrissey on Monday. Walking and Gillespie of Calgary camo in on Wednesday. They are looking over the city with a view of opening a paii.t uliop. Mrs. John II.inter passed . through Fernie oo her way to visit her daughter at Bcllinghain, Wash. Her husband accompanied her as far aa ltexford on Monday. Ou-itaf. fn al.- .)..»...«.*.. *«...*.. ....... ** "'I, -a* svs.v s.v«i.t»,.a4o aai«.ua* U}*a.ii her time by her pinno'pupils Miss Suddaby has resigned as organist i-f the 1'iesbytt-rian church. Stieis succeeded bo Misa Knisely. Ensign Lacoy and wife of Winnipeg weie in tiie Any last wetk'<in their way back'* fiom Vancouver, v -Ue -was the first ritlicer the Army bad stationed in j Fernie koine six yei.ra ago. Fred Stoik, mayor of Fernio and owner of tho local liull in which llieat rical coinpnnleH i lay \m* lioycoMo.l Thk Lkdou. '1 honpent rf tlie, "Imprudent Yoiiii-.'Couple Co." ciilletl at thin nlTiee last week and instructed the manage! to insert an ad aiinouijcfng that InV company would piny in Stork's Op-r.i I House on Friday evening Tlie ad w.-i- put In type when a telegram was rt> eeived from tliea-.-ent at Cranbrook in structin<7 Thk Lkdcib to cancel all nr- tires. When thu show arrived in Fernie its manager informed Thk Lunar tIs."t Stork •V'siil'J not allow the company to play in his opnra house if they advertised in Tni* Lkikic. The company came tn town, played and departed, but did not pay this ollice arjA'thing. but the bill inav he settled later on as Tun Lunal* has instructed its solicitors to attend to the matter. Our baby mayor should feel proud of this great victory.' He should hang it up with his soldier' clothes. It will help him to forget the sad bungle he made of his te-rific onelaught upon tlie B. C. Telephone Co. v. hen he cauied the ratepayers of this city to lose thou<t- andH of dollars by nltiiwiii_- what a mud- braineri fool will do when lie is turned loose, clothed in a little brief authoiity Still, pThapH Stork thould not be judged too severely for Lis actions He may have pumpk initio, nni\ not bo able to control himself, although idiots and lunnticR are put where they cannot cause loss and annoyance to the coin munity. It U unfortunate for Fernie that Stork sits in the Mayor's chair for the outside world wiii think that we cannot tell the dlffeieuco between a man and a Syphat, and are liab'e to hunch ue all in the s:me catalogue. Wo rather liko Fred Stork and would lie pleased'to see him recover,l.-ilthougff theatrical companies all over will probably hear of the ho\<-f»lf ami |«ivfi Fred to sit on the throne alone in Irs great theatre, and listen to the rolling of the pumpkin cecdg in the vaccuurn of Ilia upper stope. -bowing little dlspnsltidr*. to;;'negotiate fi.r ii settlemont 4, ■-';-'V r Sifton reckoned wlthiftti'j/fn^'cnully of iho American, ongi'iPJjrt'-'jHje head was not built right tpiiteti<&th'their right Jgjjjj^7.*fih/;their resourci'fi.liipss. Jj!m*o'<Xj(\t\<>tiahfiVp. evolved a pro(i«|iiK]otrby tjb{ciliai'!<huge canal can bi^wis-tiear^.tU-iffjinadiari . . - . "a -aL.f'.Tt'i. EAST KOOTEXAY MINING },.-.Ve/y drop water into the new .chaflti-]'ijnd leave the Milk River bit thc,Can&lan side ae" dry as a chip , ', 1 AA _ x Roosevelt has given pr(l«8'to the enV glneers of Reclamation Sen/JcA" to p.ut this master stroke iuto ^ci'ivithoui delay. ,' •''' /."£-/ ■ r:Z All of which goes to 8ocw,";'tbiit..th'ore are some awful dtiba at OUjwa'.'.. ' *■..'.*. .' ' a --. /. y J*- . A' ••' , ''Mftn. ' ;•.. K'" AT TH*? OITY IjALL -y.-f"- ; meelingof tl»oCfincilon.Sat.,W^^ on Mon- vening the piep^lon of tho day; wft|l sl,pp,;es for tj,e gt> Ma ., y-laws for tho sewer araPwater ays I.i.- „._„_. .„•,„,.„ ,«,„„ „,sn ,„ ,t, ' ,. - .1 *,' - --juiBtrict, whetetnev will do the an >,ms were discusfieai at lenjth, -,-, ■ , * , ,,r KRACH FOR IT Fernio lost the zinc smelter now building at Frank forrea-ons given in this paper last winter. Tn.>reisnnother chance now in siaht, ami if the citizen- will bestir IheinRelves Fernin may have a smelter. The Great Northern railway intends to erect a 51m Iter in sr.nie of tho Crow town?, and its lnratiun means great prosperity to tbo town in which it ie situated. Fen io si oulil At the urday e by tern It was moved by Ald^l'tUlle' seconded by Aid Trites that the city solicitor be requested to attend^atnectingB of the council. \jost.A'.A>&f>-\ Upon motion of Aid-wbifns second-*d hy Aid. Wallace the^cijyi^j-ilicitof was asked to roBign. CarHejl. - It was moved and "secAiilo'd by Aids Tuttle and-TYrte.s that^etity offer A McDougall i|3;50p"for kli^iit right to the water of Fairy Creek. ■_■*. A Three Porlia Horror Otis and Cliarles-Kurnlia were found tle.-nl in their cabin near Three Fotks la-.t.Thursday. Ov.e was in thc hunk with his head slashed in several places, and \Xi_ other on the floor with a gun in hia-i-annd, and his head -£lirit to pieces. The case locks liko. a'murder and (filicide. The brothers li»d lived for years in thin cabin, and were quiet, hard-working men. It is likely that the lonely and humdrum lifo they led drove one ef them in.°aiii', nnd made him to push his brother over the great divide and follow him by tho shotgun route. (From Fort Steelo Prospector!. It b reported thnt the Sullivan mine will resume operations about June lsf. * Common reports have it that the Marysville smelter will be i.t operation on or about Jane 1st. '-'■There is a rumor a round that the Mackenzie M.-nn mines on Huckle- -berry Hill will bu consolidated and a company formed to operate property. There is nothing doing at the Marysvil'o smelter ns yet, except "hot air," but the big lead stack will be blown In about June 1st, A large amountof ore is being roasted prep- aratory to'lsmelting: ' ._*ayhite,Sta*ri groap^-Jne Tacnhaa- ni.Hi.y.i.yj_yj_y_y_y* o* •>'> *t* *»*«,> op op op op o*o,. <yp ^A «»> op\*p o. foy.?f'i*'Vi<'f£,fi*''i.n'i*~ti*',f& &2< s'* "ft? Hi, ft* Op •*:•: Ht, ft* y.i.y*,y.i. y.*_y._ y.*y.*o* *-'* *•"■> *t*sf*y* *r* *•** »v o* op o* op op «.»■> op op < ft* ft*" fit ^«N-w^*j^;-r^-"Vj-:^^;v^;?->N-^KW ti*'$i<rffo£f't*-?_hi*''t; •fi^flV nt. fi* *» ft* O* OP WW CRANHIJOOK. From Tho Ili'mlil. J, Ilnnbnry, nf Rrandf.n, Man., k In tfiwn looking after his interests at the North Star mill and Klko. Speaking ofthe new plant that he is putting in at Eiko, Mr. Hanbury says that he expects to have everything in shape for operation within six'week*. Governor Hanson, of Wa?n, wag in the town- several davs this week. MARYSVILLE. TIitp is enniide.ralile activity among prospect-rs ar.d claim owrers in this viciiiin-. Under the d'rection of F. M. Ricketts active developement work-"a; in prn_;i" ,-s at the Dorninion grotif),'sit-'" uated some 18 miles from this town. ' The Sullivan mini**-* Companp will ro- sume operations at their mine'three ' miles from Kimberley right away There wmi a temporary alinl-down «Itife an addition was beinjj mada- to the eri'.sher bui'a|i!i^<- ;-.t the -uii''.j.ter here Rebuilding: Telephone Line Next week the Britiih Columbia Telephone Co. will start wofk on rebuilding the line between Phoenix .,..l^...'. - ,a:»a—-.«fl -a* „- .a- r.ai>t v^raca^titc, a • a.lOMaaaia^aa all OI/IIIU _0 miles. New .cedar poles will be erected for thc entire distance and new insulators will be used throughout, and the line pat in a first class keepitaeyuoneuterprls-is of ib*-"-i»d !*'<"'.'■']■■-■>*•_ generally.^ George -C. ""' ' /1ftxlg", of Nelson, the district suDer S03IE DISTIXCTIOX Through his foollph actions aga'nst thn 11. C. Telephone Co. l.iat winter Fred Stork caused this city to I010 thousands of dollars, and as far ns can bo learned ho has not signified his intention of making this loss good to the ratepayers. He pliould do It or resign his position as mayor of this important and growing city. Ferule- cannot afford to havo a fool or a boycotter at the head of Its civic administration. VICTORIA DAV Under the auspices ol tlio A. A. A. Victoria Day will Im royally celebrated in Ferule, on May 21th. There will be pony, dog, hose tool, and Chinese races; jumping, uliot pn'.tlng etc. Orm of the lending events will be a baseball match between Fernio and Kuli.ipc!!. The proceedings will clfaso by a grand ball In the evening and all visitors to the city will be agreeably surpilsed and delighted with our Victoria Day cclc- 1'iution, In tlio Net. Capt. James Smart, ol the Calgary- Fire Department, while on a visit to this city recently, had an experience which ho will ruueniber for some time. He had taken a room at the Napanee Hotel, li cited about two blt-cks from the Cr-iw's' Nest Fass Coal Co's large coke plant, and during the night he was awakened "from a sound slumber by the glare ol light thrown from the burning oven3. He did not wait to Iind out the causo ol the. Hght, but nis thorough training as a fireman led him to believe thai tlie town was on lire. On the im pulse ot the moment he decided that sell-preservation was the lirst law ot nature, and grabbing his dress suit case he made a jump trom the *wn- duw to the court below. Luckily lor Cap he landed in the meshes ct u wire netting that was stretched over the court in which a couple of bald eagles are confined. This broke Ins fall, and probably saved him lrom going home on crutches, Alter bouncing up and down a few limes he awoke to t'le fact that there wad no tire, and ho immediately called ior help to tako hiui out ot t!*e lueslics ol what lie at lirst supposed was a life net. The Canadian G.izette recetatly • 11b intei.dent, is letting the contract for the poles, Steve-Irwin, of~Ross!and ta i.i have immediate charge of the ntial assessment -vork on the White Star group cf claims. • The Doherity—This property Is situated on Wi'd Horse creek. Colonel Doherty still continues to develop what he considers to be one of the largest free gold quartz mine3 in Britidh Cuiuinbia. Everything is running on a most satisfactory basis among the placer mires ol Wild none creek. There is plenty of water not less than 3,COO inches, running through big ditches, and the histrric old camp looms upas one of the most productive and pr s- perous placer mining camps in British Columbia. Mining men are unanimous in the opinion that Southeast Kootenay will be in the immediate future, upon the building of the Kootenay Central railway, a great mining district. .More attention is being paid to de velnpuicnt work, in the camps tribu tary to Fort Steele than ever before. rp. • ., , Marysville U Imililiiig up rapidly ami The governor has his new hotel near-, today has fl- )_f_£tfW:\.HM«u.A; 1V done and is' now * tilting iu tlie fur-' ..tores h'r. mi-fltiin^t'hd wimer-tus mini? rikure. When everything 'is"'com- 'era an.I rancheri*, who'm-i!r<Vthi*-plac y y a thrice a week traiuV-eVviee, hut -upon' the Mowing iu of t'.e smelter, a daily service, from Cranbrook wi'l be inau gur..ted. F.vt-ryihing points to a very busy ai.d pros-perous summer here. MICHEL The s'rects nf Michel are clean and Rase Rail Facts. Baseball was played as far back as 1810 and the fir«t baseball club was or g.'itiized in 18l."> in New York. It was known as thc Knickerbockers. The first match t-ame was played at Hobnken, N. Y., June 10, 1810. The first rules governing baseball were dra wjuuv^ew -York in ISC-?. Tho fir*.t baseball league was Jjrmed in New York in 1807. p'ete there will be a big opening and " tlwtrlieif)qiiartur*rnin|.>ifirly pilrtt. % a large number of Craubrook people!.. Just at .pri-seiit''M<irv>'ville-: liasiouiy will attend. '■ l .. - .-..*.,•> ■: *• .. Dr. L. C. Rishop has gone to Marysville to locate permanently. The dfctnr during the practice of his profession in [Cranbrook made many strong frl nds who regretted l:is de parture, bat wish for him every degree ol success in his new location. There is a great need of rain these days on the ranches. In fact if there jft credit to the population, is not rain before long there will be There are jil>->nl COO men working a great shortage en all lands that are'in this camp, and :hey are all yros- not irrigated. The light fall ol snow j perous. ■ - last year left thc land with little mois-j K. Hammond bas rstabJUhe.l for ture and r.tins are absolu:*ly [for Coal Co. a cl-ck .svs'cm which necessary now to prottct the growing' keeps tab on the watchman every crops. hour of the night. -. -••>- Michel, hen an excellent fire en- J-ine for us,. jn (.ase u,e hyd^ntg "g,'.{ c.hnk'd with s-ind, and tluj'elfcfric' light is unsurpassed along the Cro*v. Rishop Dantenwill blessed the bell of the. Catholic church' last Sandav evening. He was met at the depot by a large number of his churchmen who escorted him to the new church, many if whom kissed his hand. Father Coecola accompanied the b'shop, and the pr c-sshn wis head- ■i by two pretty girls carrying large The Herald is in possession of information to the effect that the North Star Mining company propose to com- mencework again on their property This is good news indeed to the people of Southeast Kootenay, who all hold a tender feeling tor lhat property. It wi'l also he good news to the people to know that N. McLeod Curran will return to have charge of the work. Mr. Curran has Leen so long in this district that his departure was the source of univena! regret & and everybody will be pleased to S boqueta of flowers, know that he will soon be back here. ULAIRMORE From tho Times "Michel Irs only one hotel, and it is unsurpassed along the Crow. The landloid, Tho*rws Crahtn .3 a model one .ind take? -n->.|V.-Iv<'Wr4ce^Of the monopoly he ei-j?)'". ~He~isone(ir'a.,'r million. He sells ten beers for a do/- lislu-s the names of the oflieers who will 1 *vork- T-,c present lirievt'as built in command the letvil Tommy Alkins who'18M. and at that time waa the only aysteni of wire service into the Boundary country, it being before either railway -was-constructed-'into this section.—Pioneer. comprise the - Kast .Kootonay K'fles. The Gazette is very polite for it designates a!! the 'lieutcnssits,. Inehtding Stork, as gentlemen. It does not i-av what McEvoy is, hut as he has been made captain it is presumed that in the army this title is hh-hor than that of a met p. gentleman TliuGiizrUeiloe.-* not mention tho word genllt-man iu connection with the. non-commissioned of.i- cers, and we suppose they are merelvi men until so :ic political influence or ('Mayor being present. other force enables them to wen.- .-.n-1 Amongstsever.il mit'or communi- other stripe or two on their nice gov-'cations read wns cue lrom Mr. Mc The first championsliip team was New j Yoi k ::: !8iS. ' CITY COUNCIL At the meeting of the City Council t held last night there was a full attendance, all the aldermen and the eminent-clothes. A SOLID COMPANY LATEST BY HIRE. Ufa, Russia, May 17—Sukdovsky, governor general of tho province of Ufa w.is shot and seriously wounded this morning in the public gardens The assii.sain escaped. Warsaw.—There wero disturbances in the Jewish quarters tonight,* the police were aitacked by a mob and .-"hot audi killed one aud wounded another of the rioters. Tokio May 17—The news that the ktiH.'siaiii fleet has returned to Ilinkhe Hay has created j-reat astonishment lii'io. Count OKum.i former premier of .Inpansaid that only.the happy nicin- oiiusofthu former rotations between France and Japan, remain. WtJaXii-Ki*, May 17—S. A. MacGawof Goderich, Out., and Kelly uf llrandoii have deetded to erect a .WOO barrel llour mill at St. lionifiico. LOST HIS LEG Vi'in. Iaiclt whilo helping to raise a Hiiiukeiiliick at Kiko lust Snlnr.lay met with a purhuiH accldeiit. A Mdtion ot the stuck fell 011 him crushing ono of hi-t legs tin hmllv that it had to bo amputated after bin arrival at the hospital iu Fernio llich is 11 line yniun* man, and comes from llul Dior in Alborta. McDonald, Siinpson & Co.-, 'the well- known CninmisBioii Men bants ami Manufacturer.*'Agents at Cal|-aiy havt- re-organized and incorporated and is now a full fledged Limited Liability company Their capital stock is *10, OOrt, iu $t(V) i-hares. The firm now consists of Mr. McDonald, president and managing director; H A Dreany, vice president; and \V. A. .Simpson, sccrc tary. This firm has a very solid standing m the Territories, the name of "Lit tie Mac" at the head of the concern be ing a guarantee that thev are hustlers. The-work of clearing rff the Alh- liar when he might as well sell eight-, lletic grounds at Frank is being jand not a drop tf wet grrcorir-s can Tho i\Vw Vaark Clipper gave the first pU3l]aJ a,onff flS fast flS ^^^ yoc pet on Sunday. Xo f arn'es of '%tfirstsala^d t'L wasCinciimati J. W. Powel, lateof L.dysmiUi, B. ^ance are permitted i„ the hotel, in 18-58 C, is now mine foreman at the mines and WI,h fonr .b""'."».™ '" ** h^- The Professional National association [ofthe Internationl Coal Co. at CoJe-| mS V° Unext C'''n PSC,',fe the (,-DP°r- tumtyof bathing except through in- ertiti. The cuisine brashes the apex nr.d'"e\'ery lover of g-istrnmonic.'al THOSE AWFUL D'"!3i". Ciilciirj- K.ve 0|K'i:er. Haw haw. haw ! What will hm-onic of Hiftoii's Milk Hiver ranch nov, ? For some timo past Canadian and Ameri can engineers have been scheming for coiitii'l of the waters of Milk Hiver, which, rising in Montana, traversus trnitory on both sides of tho lino. The Canadians recently tapped the river, leaving the American side, ns drv as a biscuit. This create-; a virfai.il air.-u^Iit iu tlio irrigate! ecelious of Montana, rendering iiscle.is a costly system 0! eatialn a couple of hundred miles iu ex- luul and destroying crojs on thousand.-, of acres. Within the past two years a monster diiin hns been constriiclual by the Canadian Northwest Irrigation Company at Lethbridge anil li» miles i>( canal dug into the suri'ouudiiig country. Avery small ipiautlty if w.ater sli|s past Lethbriilge thuii li tn Moutaiia. A short lime m/n C. W. W'ulcutt, tlir- ector of the V. S giolegical survey, wa* sent tn Ottawa tn cenfer whh I'un- iidian aulliiiritU's. Hit ;anipu!'i'il a coui- priiinisi'd silicine. hy width the M'ttlcis on bulh sldt'H tif Milia K v,T whhh! ie. ceive benefit from tlm water of Milk Hirer. This was Siftiui's department and -Sifton was liciirily inii rented in tin) Milk lliver I'ouiiti y. so Mr Wnlct'it leeeived no siitiafafiit ii, tlie Oilawa auihorliics Dougnll offering water for all pur [Kases from Fairy Creek for the sum of :>3.COO giving the right of way r.nd an acre of land on tlie river bank. The city solicitor .wrote demanding reasons for his dismissal. The motion regarding this action at a previous .n.citing.was re.-cir.dul and the city solicitor reinstated but in the future must attend all meetings ofthe Council. The resignation ol Mr. Rennie. city clerk, was received. .Mr. Rennie lor business, and other reasons having accepted another position further west was after a round of complimentary addresses lrom the aldermen and mayor relieved of his duties terminating at the end 01 llie uioiil'i. A letter Irom the Coal Co. in reply to one from the C<nir.cil stated that j was formed in 1891. ! The national league was formed in lS7u. The old American association was formed in 18-S1 and disbanded in 1801. Tho American association was the first to award the series to the club with the best percentage. The reserve rule was adopted in tS32, The Players league formed in 1S90 and disbanded in l.sii'J. Largest crowd at a game— Philadelphia. Oclober I, li-Si. attendance ••O.ixx). First glove used for lift hand—Douglas Allison, Cincinnati Reds, lSS'i. Catcher's mask invented by F. W. Thayer, of.Harvard, 187.>. First 1 to 0 score, Chicago and St. Lotus,.IS".') Longrstthrow known: Ed Crane, 1S-S-1 I'fib yards. •KM feet and 'ai inch. Larry i Twitehe.l, now of Ct-liimbns, beat it hy 2 feet, but no ollicial claim was made- Greatest number of innings"; Fargo vs. Dev.l's Lake. July IS, 1S01; score 0 to 0, 23 innings. Largest number cf games credited to one 1 layer in one season, S. L. Thnnip son' Detroit: 1SS7. Record for running bases 13 15 se mon, The Roman Catholic.church being built in Coleman is nearing coinple- ,, , triumphs delights to place his feet t.on ar.d may be opened by tl.e end beneath one of Tom's tables. It is it this month. The election held 11st week by the Coleman Miners' Ui.-ion for check- weighman resulted in the election of .John Uuswcrth. The Coal Cai. at Bcllerne have about got through the squeeze in the slope at that property and are again into coal. That portion of the Frank mine that, was discovered to be en lire some lime ago is still sealed up and j it wiii be at least two weeks yet b--- lore it is. unsealed, It is presumed j that the lire has been stnothi.ml out, but the-company are taking tm chances in opening it up too soon. In wrrth the trip anv time to stop 1 fT at Mchel and see this model hotel and landlord.- Everything from soda to h'ck is replete wi-h the tact and taste that comes from the guidance of a gentleman who h'is learned the b-sson of lifa- so well that it is a pleas: tire to dwell wiihin the walls of his i-legently appointed hotel. Spread the ICnovi iedgo The follnwini; lrom the Denver Mining R'-pirter has .1 Ircil apji'ica- tion in Bri-isli Cuiuinbia as well as in the United St itos, and might be »q- u-illy true as n-garls tiie dissemination of know lfd.ro ol mining, agri* the iiicatt'ime a large number of cl,!tural and other resouiccs if a ilis- mincrs arc working in other parts ot the mine and a large amount of coal is being taken out and shipped. trie*: On the question if publicity it might be well to point out that tho co.,.l*;Mttrtvll.,g"...?[„diauapolis, 1895. j Wednesday afternoon the Frank j »J-*st jrac ic.-tl | Inn for spriading First series of world's i-bamnionslei.;: and Coleman baseb ill teams met onl-'i'ioati kii"ivli-dge < f the lnineral Providence vs. Metropolitans' Isn't.'the Athletic grounds here. Front the! wealth of mi ing districts is w sup- I'rovi.liiiice won by three straight. j very start pi th-; game it was easy to; P-'it clean, h anestntid well edited lo- f The American league, (originally the J see that the Frank team was out-'cal newspapers. ..Supporting a local they were not disposed to sell their 1 Western le.\gue) was formed in lsot; classed and struggle as they would newspaper d- es rot simply mean waterworks plant, particularly in | with Ran Johnson as president. i they Went down" to a defeat by a ;pa> ing a sulisciii.tion, but also by view of the extensive improvement) The second longest buselwll gamp on!scoreofiato,; inf|Vor of Coleman, girng it the news In less than a now under way and in contemplation 1 record was ,.l«y,-«l at Rest.,.., .May H,!The b:Utcrics were forCoicniun- Kerr * uioiish items which origin..llv ciuan- Thc Clerk was instructed to meet _ 1677. between the Manchester, ^^"j !,,,„, T ompson; for Frank, Kanouse ated f.Mtu the 1 cat paper will have 'and Ue'slui'.v. [appeared in scares of other papers, Mr. Lindsay and ask terms at which j professional nine and the thc Co. would furnish water for firc |i'"Hege team, the score being 0 to 0 in and domestic purposes, number of|21n!l'""nf'f9.'_ hydrants they intend to erect, etc. MOYIE Front tli,' t.a'ai.li' reaching the ?yes of many thousands nt readers elsewhere. L»-t stich information be reliable nnd good mast evcii'.iially bei'eiivci by the locality to wlrch rcferur.ee is made. The third longest game on record . wasplaved at Tacoma, Wash , May l.\ A committee was appointed to see; w% ,,',„.,,,„ 1-.,,oina IlIU, anii .,,ltt|e. Mr. McDougall and endeavor to have j Tacoma won in the twenty-second inn- water for power purposes, fan n litui- | ^ hy a score of *> •» j. ted scale, included in his offer. ! The greatest ncor.l for long distance j Billy Williamson was in Spokane; The same committee-'were to see ■ liitiin:- was made by Teal .Sitlliviiu'-. • con-jnl'tinff an eye specialist. While! Messrs Johnson and Mofllt re salary I Waco t«;.m in tl.e Texas league during i wprkj„„"n the" initio last week ho! •or atulitinff. \t'M. In one ga....' on tl.e Coisicina j e .()f. .^ ,n hjg cvCi ^ Dravnten will be asked to tender -,0,,,,,ls *'"-' U;I1'1 "'am """-" /'""''returned home Wedne^liv and will „ < , ,„ ■ n.-.ti'iiiaii gettin" fnir,, rc'aint-(' Ion-c " <*'•"' sl,'*J > -,n l" ""-.tho name of a company of Minnesota A LONO TUXXKL The Reward Mining company Is at price per day. By-law No. 11 ro waterworks w.is i lionin rur.s. ! Wolfe three, Wa!.-h one and Welter scon be able to resume work. 'capitalists which has been recently read and tlisctissctl. [ilaco on June .'lni, Voting wilt take i Tbo Waldorf Leased Free "Miners Licenses I Wcdncsiby wr.s payday at thc St. f'. rtnid to exploit Nettie L mountain ■Eugene iii'iie. The amount dis'.rib- onthcSitith F.^rk of tho Lardcatt. ! uted was nearly $L'J,0.X). It was a The company hns secured 111 claims I got*! payday so far as the town was wl.ic'i they propose to develop by Thomas l-n-.ii-- return, d from his trip Pr."-3p.*clors and owiu is of minon.l (concented. Miners who ran store ac mi'inw of a long tunnel. Tho tunnel to Lucille, liluli... lust .Saturday,'' ami 'claimsshould bear in 111 iml the ."1st;coiii)'s during the month paid prompt- will ctvsjcut tin- has lea;cal the Wnli.oi-f hotel for'a term different leads .day of May'when all existing anuiiiii; I v, ami not a man 60'iir in.is known known to exist at a depth ot over wK;*i^ l^vinif unpaid hills UXO feet. The work has already n long time, aid Is i»ipular with the'nuts: be renewed on that date or the : behind. Tiie town was orderly , been surveyed. Thc scheme when wTl'tlm vum«1^ flt l,lte:,t in!whk'h s!;ows -I'coxeellent class of can led cut will b> a big factor in tho prTse.'"" :"UU0'H'" '"" '* *" 0,'t,'r*! oniei-tiiMvc their property. ! incti wi-rl;'::^' litre. ld".v..-lopim;ii'. of the dis'.rict. V I-l i W" "***! **"^>* *rjM "7*^*~*xpr?)"r" 7^**p^___ 7^tFvri A rpnn~~*i 1*~faw ■ai.iii.jis"i.ja,'.,a.if- ^—mmmmr»nm*tml~iitil''i4~li> •:p^*V^i-V'*^~'™'Wl!'*it^>f>^'^Wpt~r'trftr**T- O'i-ia, vrt*4l " ,,. A 1AV AA *'A , ,,» "-aynTg^f-t'tr"*!";"*!! I I'-y*- . f . ' I. . .... ^a ..^ - * f*-' I j( -t^ r \ ! 1 ■■■*. 'ii l-t * ir t -w-f r i ** *Er- -"JlS », t -tr-P£ ^- ■o " +. f ^ '1 1 , *■ 1 *P*" T 'J'^plTAr'T"lZ7 fe -f*a«l3'«,a«/*"t"a. &rzi , - - ._ ■•"•"-"Tirs'i-.«■ »*"f-' !r-v-*- ""i»* 1 r "" "- '""' ■"■" *"* ^••■h* "~J;&*7 «^c—^w~ -»«B^--MlS««-w-Bl»a--aaa-iris»ms^w»-.,.w r -——ri»r - ■"• —-■ "•■" -"■•" !ott, Son & Co. L T.W. RJoek. F&rn'ie, B. C. /Jger4« Hi fernie for T, ti. P-rp^y- fle.lson ueeti5 .Oppo.if.tfi .tho Ho-i.pt, PplCa'Ij? a- [ The ho-me (or raiiroad-oiign aw) J'*n)bftrfli^«, . R0S3 BROS, Props, Finest Liquors and Cigars. Hapjanee Hotel In Fernis, is & -jjeasant jtiome for all who travel. Jtoo-jfs-j **e8erved by wire. ' -^ ^ -*§» Va. Wfcelani, Manager -.»:a..,',j..' '-...--a.*..' KING'S HOTEL FEBKIE —: *4» -;- Js ,a plg35»n.t frome a7 fpr the traveler- ■Wii-*-S¥iVBSaS'iS;:a?-s: ■ ^ .' :;.: V-;r**s|*^ Wm. Mills, Prop. IBE POLLOCK WISE Co. LIMITED. .■(HTholeiial* Plcalprs ami Direct importers o/ Wju©-», Liquors and aCigara. 2; *t'i atr " 3ul pistriCst Agents (or Pojn*»ery Cfearopairna*! and Scl'lit** Beer jDislnbuters of CUainborlain aud Fharwh Cigare •J-HRNiB S. O. MILLINERY! MILLINERY! J,atest styles in Hats Shirt waist Sutti Pressra.-iking" Parlors Wriglesj^orth & Wineiiester ^ONTPLACTORS IV ftrj.ck .end Sjtone ty'prk- Fir*t-,cla&j vc*rk Ri/a--antcfti. Contracts taken for huildin'** .coke ovens in , /jny part ol .4^ic country. Estimates ^-rryshed. Pj Sb DM j'-H- F-crfl,tV B.*<-*/ 1-HB LEDGE. —"B. T. LOWKRY-, Ealltor ftiitl Finiuioter. Thk JjKIhik i-t nubli-iliotl ovory "Woilno-idiiy in Kcruiu, Il.C. Tlio prico I* »8 n velar. Ailvor- tinliiK rute.-a pi von i,->on tipplia-iitton, Never bite your lace. your nose off to spite A despatch says that Russia is livirg" on hope. IIopo is quite a filler but it nquircBtorce to win battles. Isolati m. and a diet of bread will cure that form of insanity called jeal- .'Usy. Tbe C. P. R. will use electricity to operate its locomotives between Trail and Rossland. Thii would help that district by lowering the freight on ore. The ratepayers of Fernie should take more interest In the administration ot civic affairs and attend thc council meetings regularly. Iri Vancouver water is supplied to residences,'including the lawn sprink- iintr service for $1 a month, Rain water can be hud for the asking, and no charge tor it. Tho Modern Woman. The following- satire on tho modern woman i i said to have been written bj .Mrs J 15. Sniitli and read at a recent mc-'tiii'r of the Marshall, Minn.,_ Wo man's Club, its text hiing- St Johu ii., H3: "Mitke not my Father's liouso a house ol merchandise." 0 Loral, I come to tliee in prtiyer once more; Dutpurtlon if Itloniit kneel before Tlj.v gracious pretcnco, for my kneei aro sore With no much walking. In my chair inntoatl I'll nit in easo nnil humbly bow my liencl, I've labored in Thy vineyard, Thou tloattknoav; I've nold ten tickets to tlie miiistrt'l -.hoti-* I've cnlle'l on iifteun .itnitai.'u-N in (ain- town; Their conti "tuitions to our chtaroll puttloaa-n: Pvo laakoJ a pot of beuus for Wc lnea'lii*-,» upree, An old time supper iti coing to 1-e; I've tlrB.ai.eI two tlull.-i, too, for onr uiiiiital fair; Anal mntlu iicnkaj which we must ralllo there, Xo*w ivitli ThybonnilliiKS wwlom so sublime. Thou knowst that these (lutit-.a nil take time; 1 have no time to iiitht my .spirit'a fee.'; I have no t mo to montt my liiu>lianil's clothos: My cliilalreu roam tho btieetj from morn til night; I have no time to teach them to tlo right; Ilut Thoii, O Lord, considerinir ull my cures, Wilt count them righteous, atuo heed my larnyeM..-'-'-.'' Bless tlm lieiin supper and the minstrel sho---. And put it in the hourt-s of nil to go. Induce the viaitor.s to patronite • The men who in our pro-rranimo mla-erti-ao; Becau.ae I'vo olmsot these lueiclmnts till they'iu hid Whcn'er they saw jpeoominK—ye.-t, thSydid Increase tlio contribution* to our fair, And Iiie.-.* the people who asdomble thrre. IllonTlion the BrKli-bBs and thc Bypsy tent. The flower table und the cake Unit's scut; Mnke our whist club bo to our service Meat, The dnncinR party gayer thun the rest; And when Thoa hast bestowed these blessing., Than, :■ Wo pray that Thoti wilt bless our souls. Amen. THE GROWING CANADA TdBexpansijn of thc Pominion is" proceeding upon similar lines to those which characterized the early history of lhe United States, and therefore he who would forecast its future ' limit carefully study the hijtory of the great republic to the south In both Instances settlement took place first on the eastern shores, and the early colonists wero of British origin. -Then the love of adventure sunt thoso rug ged pioneers further and ever further into the unexplored vasfness ol the. west, and the great agricultural de velopiuentof the conn'ry commenced "With millions flocking from Europe to the .States, population grew' rapid ly, and whilst the west busied itsell wilh wheat raising, the- east established manufacturing industries. An- other twenty-five years pasted, and thc east while west was no longer wes1. but middle, and the western frontier had been _ushed a thousand ini'es or more towards the Pacific. The last fifteen years has seen the centre of.the mining and manufacturing industries move after ihe wheat raiser until Chicago,,and not Pittsburg, is the base of supplies. Meanwhile the latest development is for the establishment ofjnany industries at the Coast—mining, smelting, i*c- 'ininjrand to a limited extent, manufacturing. Thc enormous and rapid a-rowth of such western cities as Spokane Seattle, Tacoma and Portland is due to this movement. 'How i3 it explained '} S >lely on the irround of thc discovery, winutrg and assembling of the raw materials requisite for manipulation, into a finished article nearer and ever nearer to the new- centres of population. Thc effect ol this has been to che.ipcn cjst by reducing transportation, and to attract a large ii.dualrial population to the cities to supplement the ever inc.*eas ing agricultural development. Thus the whole community has been rounded ou*. each contributing its share to thc upbuilding and enriching of a* new country. How is tbis paralleled in Canada? ^Yith*ex.^ctnes3 np. to n ceit iin point. -The east has moved west as far as from the Atlantic to the Great Lakes.. Then comes that thousand mile-of haitus which has produced nothin?*; andwhict/is both, a severanco and- a cbnnec:u*g link with the ereat west beyond. That west, that Canadian* prairie, which is destinatcd to feed the empire, is rapidly bt coming peopled, and already the fringe has overlapped the Coast province, It is too early ytt for this new garden land to duplicate the history and experience if the American middle west, but not too soon lor British Columbia to have demonstrated that in every raw product essential to a repetition of the work of aSan Francisco and the Coast cities she is richcr-than any other Pacific province. The prairie stretching from Fort William to thc Rockies, nearly fifteen hundred miles, is practically devoid of mineral, if we except low- grade domestic fuel. In fnctthcie is no smelting fuel between Nova Scotia and British Columbia. This pre eludes the establishment of any extensive mnnlacturing works in all that vast territory, At-.-present requirements come cither from the far east, or from the Suites by the way of thc Great Lakes. How long is the rapidly developing Northwest going to pay freight on its necessaries from a point of origin ranging from fifteen hundred to twenty-five hundred miles? That is*|tI.e problem for the west to solve, and on the solution of which its progress depends. In every agricultural implement, every piece of machinery, every article of furniture, every suit of clothes, every pair of boots required in Alberta, Sas katchewan, Aidhaboia nnd "Manitoba were inannFiijjtcivd ■•- ■ diff.-rcnt poihtsibet\veen'yanconverar.d Winnipeg, what would it not add to thc population of tfio west? Instead ol cities In British Columbia of 20,000 each, we should soon have halt a dozen of 50,000. Thewuol lor the tex tile goods, the'ilctitlier for boots; an both produced on the prairie, shipped to Ontario, inanufacturetl there, .".ni! returned to the we.'t. The precious metals abound in this province, and are already being won profitably. Wo are mining the best smelting luel rn the continent, and have more of it than the stato of Pennsylvannia We have unlimited quantities of flux and iron ore of the highest grade, both at the coast and in the interior. What hinders ?• British Columbia is destined by nature, and nothing can permanently resist her laws, to be tho workshop ofthe Great Northwest, theniitiingand manufacturing province of Western Canada. When that day arrives she will be populous and rich beyond any cistern province, and will stretch out h<r hands not only, to the prairies on her east, but. to tlie Orient, waiting lor her industrial priiduct-.- What hinders? The. political pell of eastern manufacturers, and the self- intcrcrt nf the transportation companies.—Nelson Tribune. VICTOMADAY Under tho auspices ul the A. A. A Victoria Day will be royally celebrated in Fernie, on May 21th. There will be pony, dog, Imsc reel, and Chinese races; jumping, shot puttinc etc One of tlie leading events will he a baseball match between Kernie and Kalispell. Tho proceedings will close by a grand ball in the evening and all visitors to the city will be agreeabh stirpiised and delighted with our Victoria Day celebration. Dr./CMfUOY OEMTIST Aberdeen Block, NELSON, B. c. J.- R. Cameron Is the tailor to go to when you want a summer Suit of Clothes Ho has the nobbiest suitings to nelc.ct from, and the tit and workmanship is the bent. SANDON, OLDEST TAILOR IX THE SLOCAN Meals and Lodging $25.00 $26.00 and $30.00 per Month Breakfast hrs. 5.30 a.m. to9 a.m. Lunch „ 11..30a.m.to3p.rn. Dinner „ 5.30 p.m. to 8 p.m. First Class in every respect LEO CASTIAO, Prop Ca1>i\'n,*r Order your .Spring suits now. Natty Suitings now arriving. F. F. Liebscher, Silverton't Brat Tailor The Smelter Trust (Tlie Anie-ia-i.1*. Smeltini* onti Refining Co.) Is capitalized for $150,000,000. Its assets amount lo only about $20,000,000 —yet it forces the miner to pay divi dends on $130,000,000 of water., George's Weekly will show the miner how to escape from ibis Octopus. Send for a copy of the issue of March 4th, 1005. Address— George's Weekly, Denvsr, Colo., U. S. A. fi^**V-%/a*V&/Vl'aV--&*fe-VV<Vfe'«--*0 \ WADDS BROS \ P PHOTOGRAPHERS $ tVANCOUVER ah* NELSON, B.C. *t *-V-*V-tV*lV(V-^*aV*VaV*& &4$/4^*_s*A Cigar Store 50 dozen New Pipes just received. Briars, Clays & Meerschaums Cigar and Cigarette Holders Call and have a look at them -^ ": L. ATKINSON, Proprietor ~ *.**„,. p. A pi H' vou aro ' iookinp for Fisliii-K, ltot-hing tMlirfPfl-Xli1^ ffu.Jt.-'g. Bonling op Glacier CHiiiliing, go to XJ/I U A) ^ jj-jw Denver nntl Htop » few ilayB, w«mh <-r v wu uyw ,„,„.{];_. „t tlm Newinnrkct Hotel wiili Henry H.-f"._y.. Homo cooking, nud tho iineab beverages in the world, including water. Write or wire for rates, nw.iftflwr jot Stege imvmtun fjettf jfc.|-4*f-*$.j--^#^ ** 1 " M© f FERNIE ,<*f» I First Class in Every. Respect i MRS. S. JENNINGS, Phopbiethj-ss. ^■f-^-H'-^-H'-J'-H^'^-f -^•fW-H'W^-H-'f'W-H* THE COMMERCIAL -HOTEL.- - LARDO Is tbo home of nil Slocan people traveling to und from Poplar. meals always READY. McLACHLAN BROS.,I Props. Strictly Firsi Class Up to Diitf Electric Lij-Iite-J Stcum ilt-iit FEHNIE, B.C. Hot nnd CoM R.itlis Billiard and Pool Room I-.-ir(-c Sample Rooms Har Room "Jiii-xcelled Rates : $2.5'0 per day S. F. WALLACE, Proprietor T. ROOKES, Manage TIHE Is of the utmost importance in these days of modern life when a minute may sometimes mean 11 million. Always have a watch that keeps thc correct time, and if it will not, talk lo C. O. Demaurez Shooting Gallery Having opened a h hoot in f- Kallcry in the flock block, next lo the bowlin-j alley, we solicit lhe trade of nil who delight in the pleasures of mark-man- sliip. Call in and take a shot or two. Ylnoent &. Huby 1 Fort Steele Brewery Co., Ltd. FERNIE, B.C. Brewers of Extra Fine Lager Beer and Aerated Waters. Bottled Goods a Specialty. sisg&sacsssaBsxsxsaH For sale at all times excellent sand for plastering. Best sand in the country. Apply to- 13. Plante-, No. 55, Old Town j. A. MacLean FERtflE. ' * . Builder and Contractor Dealer in Rough and Dressed Lumber A good chance for a future home on reasonable terms. y*ra--""ar*r*ririr"^^ Kootenay Galleys Co., Ltd. About i-Sooacres, Mixed FARMING and GRAZING '■'Lstml. on the 'KOOTKNAY RIVER at SAND CRKEK, 10 miles from ELKO. Will be subdivided to suit purchaser in blocks from 8t> acres upwards. Price from S3.00 to $7.00 per acre. Terms—i-sth cash ; balance in yearly instalments at 6 per cent, interest. o Af-ontti In yornle: "»•.. A ri , RI I Mott, Son & Co. I, b. rrOCtOr Manager nlelSOn Its baths cure all nervous and muscular diseases, its water heal all kidney, liver, and stomach ailments and tncy eliminate all mclalic poisons from the system. Laboratory of City Analyst, Edinburgh, Scotland, March 3, 1898 One gallon of water contained Ihe followm-,*" in ••"redients, the results are expressed in parts, Chlorine S. t.\ Sulphuric Ai.iil .1f"_j.-}_* Silica 7-\-^l Lime 84.57 Alkalies as Soda .., 5.71 Miif-ncsia 252.00 Lilhia ' .86 Sulphuretted Hydro- J'en 32.00 aaa^Bao"^^ "ja'"1 UsU« ii "I Ji'iSdSi' '-Ai' '}i- rai-JzCT, f' i. w»^.i* wT«.^wq *fls**/aaW«M^«faaMa*«a ^a|.'»,-.^rts«WlJ'W''ai*.a-tt-3,---J*f*-* JC-sJ *Wi.-(/a>*li«l ( u . h<jU_ isaty trull >l Jai.u un lajjr assail fey^jt, ,&.i,^u_; '!?n^'*'*i "'•-*v '■**•** -a«-> ^*^"" * " 1 ur*" 3_*y«,aH?ija?^. -f , aaTJf-J-1- -I ^i_____a_;_i_____;!__»_\__;^ __^'^SS!aimmam :J.*_J_zJLz^>-^*>t^^ V,, r. - -.■■■■.." ■■•■".,:■"-: .;,-> i.'."- *K .. :v. ■***■, -.,:•. ... *__•/. " ^"- ■■'*■*■ —""-•■ , , „, ai j.____* *_J-.r--* -—' -■.'... ' , ■■- '.. . .. . .. ■■■■■.. -,«,. 1. ^ ' /■/ ■■ - '■ ' I .1 '»',.'• — *■ v.. 'j : * ■.■. a .a- . . , r.n . *» * I- I. * ,4 .• -..'> TFJK IXDG.E, FKRX.IE .,B,C,,;, MAY 17, 1905 I f t "- A -aW-lfc f j ■- ■«*■ I ■i'--MNN*-||||IIIUU||)| ef-f-ersoii Ripples of laughter folfoivcd him, hut with 'llie"laughter there were many (tears, for he knew how to play upon Jiuman lieart-strings and runnitif* ■through the joyouH measures there •were sometimes tones lliat were sobs •net to music. He was a nalurul actor, 1iut really what made his performance «o effective watllie truth that under his .acute mind, there was a heart great acnougliV to encouipass all his fellow .men, to take up their, burdens and help to carry them. His would have been a 01.irked personality, even had he never _ -seen a theatre. This is what gave his audienceo an iinprension that, while aclianniiig them as they had never been .charmed before, still he was not doing liis best; that his mind and thoughts •were higher than anything he had ever portrayed or ever could portray.. After Manila and Santiago, when the nation was wild ever the great news Chaun- ccy Depew said to him: "Jefferson, liow do you account for the marvelous .victories?" "From the actor's standpoint," was the reply, "1 should say those other fellou/* had not rehearsed <cnough. "It was a light answer, calculated to make the listener laugh, but - in it when analysed, will be seen -j. full .comprehension of all the causes lhat made (he Spanish squadron helpless in the presence of a real fighting enemy; a full comprehension of llie years of superstition hereditary ignorance, slai'i.ili tear of those in auihoi ily, lhe ilisiuic- gration thai comes when (lie poor of a nation are long kept under the lash of tyranny and the fear thai superstition involves a people in until iheir manhood Jies and they are no longer capable of standing hehind the (-iins of a ship when death is in the a!r and annihilation imminent. Ofc-uu'rsea'm.'in so gifted and so warm-hearted as was Joseph Jefferson was gr'eally lined, No man obtained a position so high that he was nol glad to be regislered as Joseph Jefferson's friend; tip man was so humble that he feared lo greet him, no child so timid that it feared without hesitation to climb upon his knee, for Jefferson met his fellow men as llie devout Catholic kneels in church, with a king on his left and a mendicant on his right, without awe ol the one or scorn of the oilier for God is so near that all men, fire brothers. The very highest in his profession looked 'jp lo hi m, trusting his superior judgement, the lowest approached him without fear, confident of his sympathy. A world tilled wilh such men as lie would make a translation lo a better world unnecessary; a few such as was he make lhe world belter. The darn fo.il, continued llie Senaicr had broke a pair of queens and held up I lie king queen and ten of diamonds, pulling in the nine and jack of diamonds, nnd he had done it before he saw llllll 1 was standiug pat, I having lhe last draw, showing as 1 said before, lliat he didn't know much about lhe game. Hut my courtesy saved my life and I lost about a dollar on the hand. Slick at the old, we!S known Then re- A GOOD CLERK "William A. I'inkerton, the head of ertie noted detective agency, was talking in Chicago about amateur thieves. There are, said Mr. I'inkerton, more amateur thieves than you -*r<aold believe —men of good standing, even churchmen, who suddenly yielding lo an overpowering temptation, r.teal a pen from a stationer, a toothbrush from a druggist, a book from live house of a friend. Often the stationer, the druggist and the friend overlook these thefis. Why for the sake of a few cents, disgrace a man for life? Sometimes, though, they are afaie to retrieve iheir loss with interest, yel without tainting tlie amateur thief's g«.tod name. I'll tell you of a case in point. One of Chicago's greatest millionaires began life as a clerk in a general store Sn the country. He was a good clerk. He had his employer's interests as well us his own at heart On a certain morning" there entered the -.tore a rich farmer. The farmer bought ten pounds of wool nt 50 cents .a pound, .-inJ then, when the clerk's buck was turned, ; grahbed up a five pound of cheese and dropped it in his bag on top of lhe wool. This honest farmer, you sec, had been unable to resist a sudden great temptation. He was scared now at the thought of what he had done. He •trembled; he looked at the clerk anxiously; so strange indeed, was his demeanor that the clerk became suspicious He looked about the shop and missed the cheese and al once knew ■ what happened. The farmer was a good customer and a good citizen. It would be unwise to ruin his reputation. The clerk as he made out the bill for the wool, asked himself how, without exposing the thief he might get back the cheese's value. Suddenly a thought struck him. By crinus, he said, 1 cin,l remember liow many pounds that was. Ten pounds said the farmer prompt- ■iy* ■'■ It sciins like more to me, said the clerk. Arc you sure il wasn't more ? Ten pounds, I'm positive was all, the farmer said. The clerk took the bag from lhe man's hands. • Just to make sure, lie said, we'll weigh her again. And the bag put on the scales a second time, registered of course, an additional five pounds, the weight <*f the stolen cheese, which now 1I.0 farmer paid at 50 cents, the rate per pound for wool, instead of 1 2'cents, the -rightful rate for cheese. Then this amateur thief slung his bag over his shoulder, And departed with a gloom*", sour look. the sequel will show. The opener he I a white chip and the bank clerk, who sat two seats away from him h'isteJ the limit. I saw that he had drawn two cards and figured it a>ut thai he had fours. In fact, I had 110 right lo count on anything else, seeing (lie play he'd made, and I felt in my bones 1 had him skinned to death. Then I did the courteous thing and said lo him, young man I've got you licked to a standstill, but being as I'm host of the evening and living as I'm slightly ahead of the game I'm just going to call you. I'm darn sorry you're so polite says he. I've got the best hand I ever had in my life, and with that he threw dow 11 the king, queen, j.ick, ten and nine of diamonds. A Mothor'fi Love Senator Depew, al a dinner in VVash- iir<ioii, praised lhe exceeding love and devoli.ni that mothers lavish on their children. This maternal love, he said, is perhaps the most beautiful and ihe most heartrending iliing in human nature. Ils beauty and its pathos have been revealed lo us by J. M. Uarrie as by no oilier writing man, Senator Depew paused sumed. Permit me lo .-bow you another side Ol maternal love, a side that Mr. Uarrie had not touched on. In one of the Grand Central stations a mother sat with her little boy. An official passed through, an official in ;i blue uniform, 11 harassed look on his face. The woman called this official 10 her. What time, she said, does the next train leave for Camden ? The official frowned savagely as he answered. T-t-tcn lb-thirty, m-m-ma'am. I've lold you s-s-six times in the last h-half hour. Ves, so you have, the woman answered smiling; but my little boy likes lo hear you stutter. Will you say il again, please. NOTICE THIrtvilaysiiftfrtlatflir*t*n.l to mi-ily to tha.- Chief Ct>miiii-*iiTi«'raif I.iiiul.irtiiil w or<* for taerinUaioii to cut anal i-nrry u-any .tiniU-r frniii Iho fotluaviiiK .liMttril u I lini'lf, .s'.luiiti-'l InKrt-t Kooteiiay ali.-irict. Coinmi-iiciiiK nt tliu northwest corntr |m-t lniirkoal "1-. II. liu!..," rutmniK tlieni-onorth sotlinms, thenne wo,t Hi t-hftiiiaa to line of CI'. It land, thence ,.nitli iiltniK C.P It. lino HU chums, thence eii-.t lilchnit.ai-tai Miuthweat corner iao.taari.aa. MY1 nmrkeal ' Cealitr Valley t-iunii l.nniti. tltetica* north M chains to liuint of commenci- ""•'"t- ,. .. ti . .- V. H. HtH.K Pa ted at Fernio, 13.C Ji«y 4,1!"^- j o o«o o tf'rBTrsr's'o'o'irirbT^ ££Ill£jaJUsJ!JsJs,J^ (Corner Howard and .Main Streets) Entirely remodelled and newly furnished throughout Steamheated and telephone in every room Free bus meets all trains Klea'tric fire alarms in each room Kooienay daily papers ki-pt on file I-XROI'KAN PLAN Rates 1 75c ta S2.00 per day €. 6. Phair, Proprietor I.aite of tltc l'hnir Hotc-l, Nchon, H.C. . **tW*iVO O-aVVaV RETAIL &:.WHOLESALE HEAT DEALERS Have one of their liirgct-t stores in Fornie. Lamb, Yeal, Fresh and Smoked Fish. Bulk Oysters. Try a gallon O a-jkas*-V--j__^/^'V*aaV*aVa-{^^ *t^-«lV-5y%'*aV% 9 i Proved Value of Courtesy I found out the other night that courtesy pays, even in a poker game, uaid a United States Senat.tr from one of the Southern States. I had a party of gentlemen at my house for a social flame, and 'long toward the shank of tlieevenin" there came a right smart jackpot. I dealt the cards and the man next to me openin' il, I squeezed out the only straight flush I ever held in my hfc, from the seven to lhe jack of clubs. Of course every ma«» o' the six that were playin" trailed around and when it got 'round to me I ji'-' naturally r«isedittheliniit,wlii.li, by ll"' «'">' was very small. I'vervbtuly stood the raise and all hand*! drew iluce cards hut un- and the bank clerk, a yumc Mk'w who ■Julii't know min h alnmi the game, as Lowest Rates Best Time Victoria and Vancouver East Toronto. Montreal, New York, Maritime Provinces, New 1'iigliind. West Vanuvjver, Victoria, Seattle, California Points. Unequalled Passenger Service Standard and Tourist Sleepers, Coaches and Dining Cars Tourist Sieeper Service \Vi*sr—leave Revel-stoke Mon., Wed., Thur., Sat. to Seattle a*v Vancouver. l.*-,s"r leave Dunmore fur Toronto, Wed. a*c Sun.; for Montreal, Mon. & Fri.; for lloston, Fri. Atlantic Stoamship Agency Through bookings to and from Ureal Hritain a'nd the Continent. For rates, foMcrs an.I tickets apply to local agents, or to R. Ri-.iDisr., uncut, Ferine. .l,S,<*i.rt..r.li."*..V.. i:..l.l'.'vl.'. AH I'A. ,Wt.,.|,, \iiiii'..ii",I' I,KH SING PROFl'S.SION.U. liARDHNICU I.lit.. Iliaa.ta liaar lit .S'a-l-.lll 1'lllla. Leave orders i'.O. Draw lo. | Daily Tkains leave Fernie at 9:45 a.m., reaching Vancouver and Victoria Ihe Nkxt Afternoon*. Return train reaches 1'crnie 9:15 p.m. QUICK TIMK at LOW RATI'S to Winnineg, St. Paul, Chicago, Toronto and all Fatstein points. DIN INC. 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Typographical.. Triumphs are highly essential ta> the praasperity of your business, and Hij-i-estions are given free at this ollice, wheie all work from the tiny bread ticket to * the fat and highly-colored poster is created by artists who know lhe difference between a blotch and the. artistic arrangement of type, ink and paper. STje Zcdge, ffevmc. M tag I |t»-/ ••ii- Op 't't* Op ^.-< ft* Op ft* Hi. ft* Op "fl** Op "r . ■*--•-* tt* Hi. fi* Op fl* Hi. ti* Op W Op ft* Op "t't* Op fl* Op Vi* Op "fi* Op yp a-W Op 'fi* Op Vi* Ot 'ti* Op 'i* Op 'O Op 'i* Op 'fi* Op --.-, s-|V Op 'fl? Hi. ti* OP tl* Op ti* Op %*•■** **> ft* Op a.l-_ Op Op Op Op Op Op Op Op OpOp Op 0*.0_H*£l' Sl^Hi. i!i>!C ■i"^iwi^i>*i*S'KW*I> ft* tl* ft* ft* ft* fi* fo ft* fi*ft*f't*fi* KOOTENAY ENGINEERING WORKS Founders 4 machinists, ——nelson,b.c.— Mill and Mining Machinery. Complete Stock of .Shafting, Fittings, etc., always 011 linrnl Estimates furnished. Scrap Iron bought by tho carload. Kupairinp and Jobbing. B. C. TRAVIS, Mavxiaatt* LANDS AND WORKS CAXCKLfjATIOX OI" HKSEItVE. NOTrCF. IS IfEnKBY firVF.X tlmt tin. reservation entaliliHlistl in imrasiiiinci' aif tint provisiuiiH of tlie '• (.'ollimliiit itiul WciK-rn Kiiilwity Siihrti'aly Ac*.. IMS." notifa-.a '»! wtiii-tt wer« piililiathc'tl in thu B.itinlt C'uluijiliiu Gaz- n-T« nnd ainif'i 7iii "aaat.a. IKA ala*.;'. !.1V, .Ir.r.c. lWa; ra-Mpec'.ivt'ly^ 11 rialiorelaycdncflli-il Crown limits isituntuil aa-itltin thu urea pm- liruci; I lav tlio mt id rit-orvution will La. ai|n.ti taa siiIh, atettk'inuiit. loiihe 11 al otlicr tti*|n.ii!liriii. uiitlitr tlio provisiiiiis of tli^ "J.iui'l Act." tltn-a- inontln»lterllitiil«t«t of tliaa (ir.it |itil.lifiiti>iii aif tlit.siiotii:itiri tilt; Jlriti-.li Col uml.in flaizi'tta": tarovialaial, however, thut in nil cai-e. wii.-n- liintls lara- sa; saal'l, i»ra-c.-iiii>toatp Itattsa-al air otliatr- wise iili.-naatoil lay the (jovei'inri'iit aii'l lire si|lisi"]iieittiv fon'ti'l, upaiti the survey, of the Cnlumbiii anal We.tern Itnilu'iiv f'a.u.piui.v- laloek.a. ro lie avholly or in p'nrt wiijiin snttli ialoa:ksa, lii,-r, tho -•••r-ititiA.::'- ae'|Hiriii(» -aia-li lianaU shull tirquiri' tlie:.- t i tlu thereto .from the Ilttilwity Ctiiiipiiny, who . hnv,t neiet-al to aleitl with s'tli-h pitielin .er-, pre ernptors. !e'- ste-.. eta; , on tho .same terms anal a'onajitiaitts ns tin, (jaiverianieiit avouhl utailer tlio proviaiaans of thai -l.itnal Act,''■uxcept in re.-r.e-it taa tiinln-r Inntlion Ihe Coinpany's 'alaacl;-. avlita-li slinjl he stilajeei to the re'-iilutions i-siieaj liy the Gniiipiuir reltttive !•> the rr.ttincof tiniher on the L'olu-nbiu uii'l Western Ititilwa*,- Litn.l Grunt. W. S. OOItK. Deputy Commissioner 0II.unJ.1S: Wor);-i I.anal.-itiul W'.rks Depnrtnient. Vietoriu, 111". ilnt Keliiiiury. lir.i. 'T.-i Whon vou smoke a cigar Feo that it is UNION rmule. I'luc Pi izn, Henry Vane,■Cnhiiihiis and Havana Whip Cigars are Union (Jooil.s made bv. W. .J;. KILDOUMR.■&. GO. Wiiiiii[iey, Man. Represente'l hy GE0tt'3E HOKTOX. HENRY'S NURSERIES New Crop Now in Mock . Ha.iaie drown nnai fmporte'i (J.vni.KX. KlEl.li unat Fl.OVVKIt" s*KEI»S Wht-U-sitle itnal Itet.-iil Sjaea-iul i'riees to Kurmer's Institutes Thottsunals of Kruit ami Oriuiiiutiitul Trees ItlliaalaHlellllraaaas. Hoses, t'reeltlltiltHai : nntl liiirtly rtitnlN now a-ra>wini- in my nurseries for Sprilai- [alltlitil.K Eastern pria.'C- nr less. Wliite l.tihor FEUTlLlSEltS-llEE HIVES "i SUPPLIES. M. J, IIENUY, Vancouver, U.C. 3010 Westinlimter lloiad. 4» A SHAVE, 4, ^SHAMPOO * ^ OR BATH fount-fernie Lodge No.-17 O.-F. Meets ev rv Friday eveninj,' at ri p.m. in I.O.O.I'". Hall.' T. Beck, I'.C.R.S'. '■ J. 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Block Ferxik British Columbia FltAXK I'LETUIIER Provincial Land Surveyor thTr*5 AI.WAVS READV AT CHARLEY GALE'S 5*2222 FERNIE BUSINESS SCHOOL Day and Eocning Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Writing, Arithmetic, Spelling, Correspondence, English Branches, Etc. . !___ Correspondence Pupils Coached Low prices nnd individual instruction ninkc it tlio chance of a lit'otiine. A. M. Grimes IS a publication that * only «|a|'L'ar.-i once in every coniiuy. The •JOth century edition Ims boon on the in.'iiki't fur ni'iirly t i-n yi-arsand ia not yet exhausted. lt contains in addition tn many stories and il- l.i-tratioiis by other writers, n.aiiy bon mots sl't-'.'-his and c-says by 11. T. Lowcry. Three Western pneins in the edition are easily worth many times the price of the publication. lt is Pent postpaid to any nddress upon re toipt of l."i cents, or two copies for 2i> cents. Add.TSS al! orders to ; Lands antl Mineral Claims Surveyed and Crown Granted. TO. Box fry, OtHce: Kootenay St.; Kelsi n Furniture and Undertaking Bargains in Wall Paper Two complete sets of Bar Fixtures, one Piritish Plate. Mirror 4G--.9G inches, new, Letter Presse.*, Billiard and Pool Tables- Cash Ke^iaters and other specialities, Mall -Ordure Receive' Prompt Attention. K. Elliott, Kaslo, B.C. F. H. HAWKiiyS ASSAYER ?e?Epbh0i?n1e6252 SAWDON RELIABLE ASSAYS Ootil $ .i'a I C.ailal nntl Silver il H |,,;iU ,7.'a tO'jtd.-ilaer.c.i|a|cr 1..VI Siimiiltf-i l.y mail receive prompt attciitimi; Placer Ctjld. Rataarts, and Rich Otes V, unlit s-Vt'd fair Free Mallini- Knv«. and I'rkcl.i-t. OGDSN ASSAY CO. l7'-.*> .Vrupiahoi- St.j I)<"ll\a-r. Colo. VI)e:Zedge> ffevnie, "38. C. PHOTOGRAPHS Now's your chance. Cheapest and best in Fernie. I'esl lit and best equipped -.indio in town Cabinets $4 to $5 a dozen '; Cabinet 'lo 4 „ Carle dc Visile 2 to 3 >• Staallp I'llOtOS 5a'C to $1 ,, I"la>h lights, enlarjjini; and copying dope. DsitH forget the address, opposite the Methodist church. J. F. Spalding SURVEYOR. IC. HEYLAND, Kni-ineor RLd ProvincUI I.«.ttl.*'tirve''Ol. hA>LO HOTELS. '•■ '\i\\V. K.VSl.l) HOTKI.. in Kia-lai.i.. the leinL i i- iill! llaa'i'l in til.' a-itV, ! l-i-Olal.K st rAl'U'OUTH. iTilE Kil.l'KltV liOTKI. in Sitinlatu i- tlw li,'ii.l'l!.iii"fr. I.irji^: 'rii.'..-tJ'.r-*;(' _}a«-l.'tty f Silver. ' Hr.'NNKVr'ja. Ml ItlilV. I'roj i.Hlaaa. ^111 It.atKU. ! ri'HK VIiTtlltt.V l!i>TKl. in NYl-i'iti-aa I"'v-'ii ' i. liar ,ali »tr.lt.t"r 'falll,-, la w a l ll"' ' The McDonald, Simpson Co. M. M HOX.M.I) W. A. SIMI'.->v>N' Wholesale Commission Merchants and Manufacturers' Agents ui:rKi:si"siisY. The Lii'ii-.deii Uollcr MilK i The M.r.iiiob.i I'aitnin."' * The W.tivliai Kuller Mills *FT* he Pernio !«■■,* Iin.-i- fur l :a lilt aait thi- s.'llttll. I W.K .Mst"A.Nli|.l*H.rif'ar"a.taar. !\|' I.Kalll mm ■.I.. \ ll 1 K All 111 tk-rti llll'.MV ma-nr-.. S.allll •.■ ta. alia . in l-atilaet- Till- a 1,1s Mas i.,.i aaaa It.ata ll< 111.tr. t KIN- AY .Ma LKta 1>. I'laai rlslsir. Artistic MlLLINKRV liST.-\r>I.ISII.MKNT \'ictoria .\veinie (Oppstsite l'mile'.- lieu" hotel) : PltKJlli.NT lllU'sK. NKUS'JN Kura.iaa:jn I 1 tt.atl AiiiL-rli'ian |'lun. Mi'.ila, »i'«iU. Hoaatm a a": :iu .' i- lij- tat •!. a Inlv wl.iia. It.l|i einpl .yeal. i .S..tllili|-Vl-IK'«'.lt.i'Ut llaa: pl.ne a-Ja-ejat |Ih'ara.ld ; ,„ in.. -i.tV. MAl.ti.Sr! t "ntKlailJ.l'S. 1 I > \K1 I.KTI' ItaifSK, I riiLlly tltet'liirk ! 1) I* tlia'lwat -I .a-l-ia U Id lia -N-lis.u. Oiatr j altita- h'l|a attt.'ai'sa-al." ti \V. li Mi Tt.KI'l", iiro,ari..i.ar. I'I'HK norci. rKiuiCsii.v n ihe h<niiu uf 1 -il,,,. lit I-'.'.l.' Itli'H Ita.-a." lira- ill r'a-rKUSi'tl. ; Mt't'('a.N.S'Kl,.V III. at'ta, I'll!, '. 1'li'M- A Kentucky ctlitor who n-Itctl his TltC W. at K. I.U'.-'t I'a'.. I.III. i .Hi..q'.''iit Sill'SlTi hers "t:> |.ll>ll*.: iMll ,, , ,lt. ,. a,, v- ., ; ' Hi""!'' Mm.-ii.. "..i"* i;it th-1 o!li-:i':uul li.iiiiilatt'," mi" ns- Lever I U...KTS Sun|,.: u S ap I ,,u. (; ,.,„ ,-, ,j ,,, ,.ul. , , Tv Tr' , k ' TlK'VmUM"^s'/:'l,i'., |„a;<,1.TUt„i,„l(lhilionU.of ,l,iNv illaLt»'i,_fc4(lilal^lt.l\- '■ ..1 ■ ,..--,. '.- 'vi , - ;,. a i ,a;i'l|.a'.' avilh |l'f. ■■. ,. ." .,;.iti liaul lia: ]'ii';c.a 'I'lli: llltl I I'ANMA IIIITM. l-lho atlil- i i.'nnai lhe In'^r. In lhe l.aardaa la'ahl nektraa ilasia-aa,' n- fl.VIN Kill >S_ __ i Wholoai-lo MuroXiants. MV S I -a-a-i-.T iV, .'::J-!iV'" Sa»! •J'lll". '.ilaNTlaalMKUV I"", t.lal.. Wittt-J.-aallo ft. V, . jn>.-**-..-r in•■ r- ' ' ' '" ' '" >..■! |!f. !".. . I.I'I,. Witll'J.-aalla ilia.l-e i'aaiafi:,.tiiiil|.ry. Fruit cind Pros-luci' ol' ill ldiids, cm P.O. Box: 363, Calgary, Alta. al'litf llil.'U'llliil'y, 1 ••!■.». liKKV .t I'O,, WIlill.KSAl.K t'KAl.- "r ,1 .:,•■ i- "••.■< n..,i,..i:, I'r'nlui'e mid .-. . .•:.. .... 11 c 1 A >l a-IX IN.VI. II. W'.l Ail i.k UtlUl iu •I, Knit!, X.lij'lll, IH'. 'i:Ar.">v. ' UfiawMw. ,-»«S**t..' 'a-a- ^ml<n"< rf4iamasrera-jirfi(*j--MaT--^ .'_ ■. a-.:- a.C'. j;.l',l.,-S^.I.-'l...| „lZil.,.r.U^..W''...l' -~ —' - I ...a..... . '- "--' ' — t-^.s^,^. . , _ $£ a/, -1 ■' .V" *■*'?'"■*--'" :g*fe-'' " H wfeaJ"**sO| ^I'lB**?-1!^':*'-"* i*"'-;;'i -B'^-S'fry'.:*'. l*-^,*"a ti "*<***r,*'^"%f-i,t a. - - Sr..';U 3 —*l fe"!s>.>i". '.-S.Oi'iv.-.-.-.- . S^.S £(-,£„_ |^ ». ■'f.A'ln- V '•:' "r rafaf .■■'■?, '- isV'''.v- «A,f«*.s, •'-- -i Tim L-gpG!>t-p-ER-NlE, B.e,MAYt?,' 1905 •*»-.-». *- JS| il 5j Ta* * f .1 v* A'- j The Canadian Bank of Commerce n-,.i... r>..:..i cq 7i*in ni-i,-> Rnci. . <*.-! "inn onn Paid-up CapilaJ - - $8.700.000 Head QUlo*. P. E. W-UiKER, Onc-rul Miiiiiti-or Rest - - $3,500,000 ;TORONTO ALEX. LAinn, AHst. Gen'l MunHfcer BANK MONEY ORDERS latMioit nt the followi'ip: rates: $5; and tinder 3 cents Over $5 and not 'exceeding $10 0 cents " Sua " " S30 io cents . J' $30 " " $50 15 cents " These order-i are Paijobls GtPar at any oflice in Canada of a Chartered Banlt, (Vukon excepted) and at the principal lianking points in the United States. NK(S(ITUHI.K AT A XIXI'll H.V'IK AT THE CANADIAN HANK OF COMMERCE,-LONDON, ENG. They form an excellent method of-remiltin-*" small sums of money with safety and at small cost. ' FERNIE BRANCH : : E. H, BIRO, Manager •Three essential preparations for g-2sOr^5Q Cleaning' 50 cents a bottle PaSiiss^oin insect; **-raa»*)ii l l. ■ 1 .. 25c. a package (sold tilso in hulk) Liquid Veneer Furniture Polish iVI eoiilsj n laaattle . *"or nmkiiiR old tliim-a new. Accomplliilied. without ruhhitni. •?OR SAI.K AT Bleasdell's Prescription . 0RUG- STORE v "" il* Ot Op op \ipopOp Op Op Op Op Op Op Op Op Op Op Op Op Op a.T> *t* *»* »t> .r. .*. .J^Wa**!**?^ i:,Qet-'-lhe':Habit-i $ • •..—.—~ ■ ■ f Sit THE RAINY 'SEASON 88 £8-307 HiitZ & fl* V *■.— A. . ^ ti* «c y* _j,Ja We have a complete stock of Wet Weather Goods. Shower-proof Coals fj"* ■^ ' Umbrellas, Slickers, Rubbers, Elc. ' ">jS PROr^PT SEL6VES5V f£p To arrive this weok n full assortment of Pod-aril's Shoe Dressings for *j* •3? all J-inals of leather, and Canvas Shoes. 5;$ I The-Wo C. Hamilton Co. I B8F .J'gatlar-' Agent for McKinley in cont Sheot Mimic. Call or ijoiitl fur cutaloa-im. Fit-Reform Wardrobe Men's Outfitters ■fl? Op viv Hi, Hii1* Op 0* Op Op Op Op 0*y*S'*S,i.y* *>*■£ *i* iT> S1* Op Op Op Op Op Op Op Op *t> *-f<:?w*/"«;^^^ ADDITIONAL LOCALS " You may tnlknboi t aroiir printii K, your lat- tcr-lit-uilK nnal ashi'li, Your orilinnry Job work, Imt thoy don't amount lo imicli Jt'nlo<s they'm nicely -irinta 1 on gooil stock. Now, Imrii'ia tho wl-iIi-i*, .."i'ou cun set thnt stylo of itiintiiifr, nt the ollit-o of TueLkihik, Pearson Elliott is prospecting for health in Alherla. He can find plenty of it around Kaslo, which U not i» Alberta, It lakes 35 tailors to make one Semi- Ready coat. They are all specialists on I hut part .'it which they excel. F. J. Mitchell. A full line of Edison's phonographs and Columbia gramophones with » complete stock of records, can be had at the Fernie Drug Store. , . " Semi-Ready tailors who are specialists in collar-milking or in moulding shouldeis etc,, do nothing else, therefore must get perfect. See FJ Mitchell. When in Tmut Lake City stop at llie (Queen's Hotel. Rocking chairs from $*^ up at the B. £. Furniture Co. Vou can always get thc latest in style at Kenny & McLeod's. J. R. Pollock is building a $3,000 residence on Riverside avenue. Get in the swim hy buying your clothes from Kenny & McLeod. The Great Northern uses about 40 carloads of Fernie coal every day. Pressing and cleaning suits called for iind delivered. See F. J. Mitchell. It is said that Jim Hill owns 3-10 of the Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co. stock:, Ice-cream freezers and refrigerators just arrived at the B. C. Furniture Co. Settlers coming from the States can *iow have .their cattle dipped at Gateway. The Fernie Cigar Slore is still giving away coupons wilh every 25 cent pur- lliHse. From 10 cents a roll upwards is the price of wall paper at llie B. C. Furniture Co. Trunks an J Valises—The Largest Slock in the Kootenays at the Trites, Wood Co. 5ee George \V, Carruthers before you get married and have him make jour wedding suit. * - aMastcr^on, Griffith & Co., Trout aj^it'c,* have all the supplies needed by (jmber camps and mines. Boys' Blouses — All sizes in Dark land Light Colors. '. Trites, Wood Co. J. C. Hutchison is still doing bu-si- »nessat the old. stand. Have a chat with him about your next suit of .clothes. between a good and a poor baking powder would not amount for a family's supply to one dollar a year. Tne poor powder would cause doctors' bills many times this. c?ea&i is the most economical in the end, because it goes further in leavening and insures perfect, wholesome food. When ordering cf the grocer always call for Dr. Price's Gream; Baking Powder by name for good health, and good food. It makes the finest cake, puddings,, flapjacks, biscuits and .bread, p ■> - \ - £ NOTE.—There are many imitation baking powders which are sold from five Price Baking powper Co., cents to twenty-five cents a pound. They Chicago. - • should he carefully avoided as they are ;" • ., made from alum and are unhealthful. |4» SUMMIT KOTEL CROWS NEST- B.C. t, ... -4 »,,..,./....< .. <i, ...in.f 1. it, ritTnrxo 1.U..J. Tt.. l.:.t.,..ll,f ,., ..-T,r.t.t t.„..,.., /..iM,~,.l.pul l,.„, ,.„ m,i, ,1, f.tf.,,, '_ t/_ ,«**"•»-"'■'«■"« M>- *!•'.. td.Jl.mt.. I.P.--J,., ■!..., Imp.- ..t I...I tf..p.. f ".. ...J, t.^.-..t d.ui.,, „ „,,, -,. „.t„f.-,. *•"-.! I..,, ci «.„ -._, „„.mj u,_, ,,_, „___ *.. B.j*, „ .j.rU ,u„ i,r.-.,„, ,j.....,, „.. .ii. t. a'.ti.-i^.j .1 K.^_^_utU *r,~p... -i., .. tt. ..._r, ?n.ti..j /iv ^-..,~.,,„f, *nJ— *• —- Jfr :"*,y ..1 f.. t^. T.,,.,l,,-,(/t,lu* , SO au||-n>/l*VrfiAT . . ip^i*i''S--^~^t^,l(^.,Ail^'lJ'j.>-~ Cl.ff..H--K,,..JtU i*^,,,U ,~'J„ „„'■. FLATHEAD HOTEL FLATHEAD* .-*.«( tf*W».. ti, f.to. jn«.«_r«an.»c 71... t^.t, Jir.MJI„t -/.„ .~.._^,c- A- ••M.rf l.^t ,1 ei. «.„.r_i.„/A „„«• tir-^rltim jU*~tt,r, j^J/y f. rl.COOO. /Ivjtrattit? Cr..,/*,, ,, ... ^a. --t/i.pj.- ..»»„ r„.rt. ,« u. c.^t^./krtt t*a. ri.-~.t.,-. Jtr-i -1..1 U./-nfJt. ,t, .i..~n.l.~l.tut^-, »-,<i.».«,„i ptp.M.t.*u.rt-**}^~./i,*ij_.j t.-. /.T..~l.-_u j.*. *-_t.. a.. -^rii-~l^.M_n. t^-Z_f*ZAZ£?Ujt''*'*' °" '-7-^—'**" "■ PLAN. tWTKC FLATHEAD COAL and OIL DISTRICT B.C. . 'The politicians of Cranbrook are posiiive that a provincial election w ill soon lake place. Might be so. ' Work has commenced on the building for the Crow's Nesi Trading Co. Ii will be erected at a cost of $16,000. At lhe County Court in Fernie last week Derbyshire charged with having carnal knowledge of a little girl, was acifuiiied. Ther'2000 settlers that Joe Carter says p.issed through Fernie last week did riot leave many traces in (he coal metropolis. C. h*. Smilhcringale has movi'd his printing plant from Slocan to Frank, and will start a paper in thc smeller towii ofthe Pass. Over 2,000 settlers passed through Fernie last week from the Stales on their way to Alberta. If this keeps up the Yanks will soon have the country. * Don't wait for weeks on a tailor to have your clothes cleaned and pressed, but notify F. J. Mitchell, he will attend" lo them at once. Semi-Ready store. Judge Forin disappointed quite a number of people in Fernie last Wednesday, but we will let Ihe judge off this time provided he will jiot do it again. The Kootenay at Sandon has nol locked the door for nine years! Right handy for slrangers when they're out late, and cannot rude their ihirst for anything. Simon Dragon returned to Fernie yesterday from Nelson. His term in jail was shortened owing to the petition sent into the minister of justice by the citizens of this city. aAfire.i.n Coleman last Friday destroyed five buildings. The Coleman hotel was_ saved uilh great difficulty, all the pjate {-lass windows being injured, * The losses "amount to .over $10,000 _ • The Kfng Edward hotel in Fernie is only a fe'v steps from the C P. R. station, on the corner opposite the post- office. Travellers should not forget the location when they airive at the coal metropolis. Subscriptions- are being collected Ihroiij-liout the cily in aid of the celebrations on the 2^th of May, and judging from the hearty manner in which the citizens are handing out their collateral ive certainly will have a banner day in Fernie on Victoria Day. Aid. Herchmer announced at the council meeting last night thai he was not in f.ivorof a sewer system for Fernie. He probably stands alone upon that side of the question, for any sane individual knows lhat no city can be healthy without an efficient sewer system. Singer Sewing Machines I AM agent for Singer Sowing Mncliini", imd all kinds of Sewing Mnchhui Oil nml Needles. All kinds of Scivinir Machines ropaired and exchanged. J. P. Houlahan, . FERNIE, B.C. ' " ' llllll I 1 I a III..I..H, .11 ' CREAMERY BUTTER.. Fresh Every Morning , . Once used aiway.s asked for IT IS THE. BEST. COME AND-TRY IT ^000000000000** § TELEPHONE | S ° -4 •^000000000000^ o *u> » The People's Grocer, P. O. Block, Fernie GENTLEMEN If you want a Suit nf Clothe* thnt NEVER LOSE THEIR SHAPE, and FIT PER FECI LY :-: •-: Call on- Kenny & McLeod §Sead Office : E3ami(ton; Canada. Capital * $2,500,000 TResevve * $2,100,000_ Qottil Mssets * $27^500,000 Hon. Wm. Gibson, President.' J. Turnbull, Vice-President and General Manager otctaiiHluil to nil iwr-aim,' t|„.,irli„- to up",, | ",?,!,,"VV, r?v,!tT?,. "?"kin'< '"oUit.M Bln,I|y lintftu,s3,i,.,„1,i,t1.Iel„Oi„ .'"Al;-,^ An ollli'« of tliu Hunk l„, ■ |,0BI1 „,„.,.,_(_ __t Fvlnlti ",,oa' All Urrouiomlenuu iiddrc.ml to thu Aa-amt will be personally attended to. W. J. H.'KiURBSON, Ac-tin-f Afft-nt, Fernie Branch I'-aV-*" iH?4"^a'*: -c^rt IF YOU^ PLAY Tennis JSaseball Cricket Football Lacrosse OR FOLLOW THE Example of Ike Walton YOU CAN PROCURE the necessary AIDS and Paraphernalia The Genuine Reduction at Chas. Richard's Store, Todd Block. Will make it worth your .vhilu on SATURDAY, to call and inspect thc following lines :— I^EADY-TO.WEAR CHEAPER ON SATURDAY. „ . Bc-RHlnr Sntnrdny ?kirt3 8r,° bW MM.lt I.*t a -jr. q nf, ladies wA.sii skir rs .v::::/.'.'.: • i;^ FI-ANNELKTTK BLOUSES Willi'KMUSL-X BLOUSKS.... TAFFETA SI Liv BLOWSKS " l.nz 175 5.50 1 (M 1.2.*- 0.50 I havo only a fow Lndi<>H Fancy Muslin Shirt Waist Suits Iloduce.il pricosSaturday a 25, -1.00 4 75 por suit. Ladies Flanmletto and Print Wrapper*, ....Heanlar ....1 25 Saturday 00 5 Doz. Lnrtip.-i' Blni-k Ciis'imerp Hose, Soainlai.aH Splistd [Ji-oIh and Toes, pure wool, fast dyes .Saturday ..".. .25 flen's Furnishing Dcpt. D-jpendaiblc Shoj Bargain. .Men's Chrouio .Mining Shoes Be^ular ... .4 50 Siiturdny ....3.25 .Mcn'H Fino Tweed and HeavySeriji'SnitH, ferfectlv tailoro I In overy parn'cillfif, Up-to-Ddtu Siy|V•■ Regular 12 50 and 11 00 AT pi Saturday ,...9..>" Jleii'6 Derby. Bow and Tuff Ties Re-fular .GO Saturday .40 *^ chas.'Richards! 1 Todd Block - & .THEKI-Y in ii doDie-Ue nntmal, kcoplni: il'imootli-* Im,.*. IIIM pr|„. olptit datlti- nro tomnlce trockaHint tniutata. l'inla,r ii pa)»i)rfiil nita-raa* Riape ito lonk* iimriy «» Inrgaj aa Im tlooat, In the lmttfr dixli. Amonit -nalflntlaatii lliat prulvulnn lasillvayn n. n f-i-rm peilltr. Solent {tie meii nlso -Mut-re iu tlu.ynra. In lltttatlnng«r of coiiiiiiittttiir riito Hiifci.le A irrcut man.v illc« nre ttlwn.v^ ontofiiiolt ■ nd-loukiiiir for hi.inotliliis to a|u, whisii uiac lit k.tllol tlioreiirenlwu)-.<i two to tukohlaplttto. * II you have more Flies than you really need Fly To SHEPPARD' & ELLIOTT For Screen Doors and Windows, or Green Wire AllI Sizes in stock. If you are in doubt about the si/e, we will take iiieasure.nents if requested, h,ing ,|,e Doors,* and do ii m short notice, no trouble, no worry. We Sell Fly Killers. Price 20c. each FULL STOCK OF POULTRY NETTING In different widths. Price is very reasonable. Births. L-BEU.P..— In noama-iy on Mny l£tb, tbo aaifc iif Krnnk LtiBoilo ofa daiiKlit«;r. Ueuths. PLANTE-In Woit fcntic, on May lltu, "Jury Plante, auoai lt yoari. FOR SALI3. *> r tris with lU'iLmxG.s os now. ** .*-" lalul Avenue, uofir tbo Fernie Brewery Apply to.V.KlKiismtin. WANTED. A good amr, fob SMALii family. Apply Box 'iK. A bli ROUND THE HOU--D of lu.-K-laiii" roa.at bflal the nppellzlnjtofforj escape mill Hit- rich broaa-n pr.ia-v ti le\let tempt- im-ly to t c tliuh. Tlmt li ilic kii'iil of >im.iM out licel iirudiii-w. Tender. Juicy, nourlslilnK. !■ will tnalie yaau bnalaty anil brawny Of canirse ttrtirell the- th-lcest cuts of veal, Iamb, pork, etc , al,io. But Ju-t t uir avc are t-ilkiiitr beef. Ura-fwarc of our ofTciiued. CALGARY CATTLE CO., LTD. ^90009000900900090000090000009000000000099900000000 67 § a*. I I TEi.i:rno.vEs /•J"''c*"-- I KEMDESCE Scott & Ross UNDERTAKERS EMBALMERS A complete stock of Coffins, C-iskets, and Burial Goods, also Metallic Lined Shipping C.tscs AN UP-TO-DATE HEARSE IN CONNECTION* Parlors in the T. Beck Block Victoria Avenue § Q tk 900000000000000090000000009900000000000000000000000^" A JlAIl) WANTED FOR OBNKJIA h BOU-JK ■*"**- work. Apply to Mm. W" It. Hot,. MISS ..SCJ.DDABY Feruie, JJ. O. Teachar of tho Piano (iVtMcIiotizkoy Methotl) i--«iTtw«'a>j->.Ya3Bmf^^ SSTUU*! _p FEaJiHSE. B. IT* •Urn 'Phone i. Opposite the Post Office. Ri,,|„ ;„ ,i,„ . t , , ^sl^,llt m tlie centre of the city. A thorough training Assured eneh pupil Philip Carosefla ¥\-\\mV£.* B.C. General Merchant and Wholesale Dealer in Twitching Eyelids indicate eyestrain. The slightest hint of it should not be neglected We test eyes free of charge, and recommend glasses only when absolutely necessary. A. C.Liphardt Jet-neller Optician Dressy Suits 1 have mnvpi! my t-iilor shop next door lo Sheppard it ICIIiott.s ; ri/-ht in the centre of the city; and am prepared to manufacture any number of up-to- date suits. Trites-Wood Co.,Ltd. Just Received this week A GRAND ASSORTMENT OF 'New Dress Muslins Delanes, Ginghams Prints in alt the New Designs and Coloring's New Hosiery New Parasols New Gloves Geo, W. Carruthers t^ ISStSS^aZSiZZ .-Y..N,. * ■„. s**^!^;""!^^ TO 3 /*
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Title | The Ledge |
Publisher | Fernie, B.C. : R. T. Lowery |
Date Issued | 1905-05-17 |
Description | The Nakusp Ledge was published in Nakusp, in the Central Kootenay region of southeastern British Columbia, from October 1893 to December 1894. The paper was subsequently published as the Ledge both in New Denver, from December 1894 to December 1904, and in Fernie, from January to August 1905. The Ledge was published by Robert Thornton Lowery, a prolific newspaper publisher, editor, and printer who was also widely acclaimed for his skill as a writer. After moving to Fernie, the paper continued to be published under variant titles, including the Fernie Ledger and the District Ledger, from August 1905 to August 1919. |
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Notes | Preceding Title: The Nakusp Ledge Succeeding Title: The Fernie Ledger Frequency: Weekly |
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Date Available | 2016-07-29 |
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