EASTER CARDS ON DISPLAY Bews' Drug Store -1 n ,. i 1901 (Taster cards OS DISPLAY Bews' Drug Store Vol. 12.-No. 66 REVELSTOKE. B. C. APRIL I ihh; $2.50 Per Year Mail Order Dept. C. B. Hume & Co. Write Samples LIMITED. DEPARTMENT-STOKE. Biscuits For 11 dainty finish to your Luncheon or Tea you need somo ol these Lovely Biscuits;—Macaroons, Fig Bar, Raspberry Bar. Wheat Meal, Protzil's Assorted Ices, Reading Crackers, Walnut Gems, Mocen Wafers, Percelliiis, O'llures, Cheese Wafers, etc. We have an 'immense showing A look at them will dn you good. Men's New Spring Hats. Soft. Hard and Novelty Hats. We have 11 Hat fur you. II you will only come in and let us show you some of the New Styles we can easily settle the Spring tint question for yuu. Never showed a linger range ox Calf Shoes Tho Leather which is in Iim upper ul' this Shoo is re,','gni'j-.od to-day us being lln- Ideal Li'iithoi' fur Shoes, Tanned liy lho Ot-mne pro- Cess, clearing thn .skin from all Impurities, making it san. it.-u-y und sweat proof and the must water resisting of all other leathers manufactured. On livery pair uf Sinter Shoos ynu will lind n lug such us above. WE ARE 'HEADQUARTERS FOR THE SLATER SHOES IN THIS mAsmLW4 district. 1 DRESSMAKING AND MlLLINEllY-SECOND FLOOR. C. B. Hume & Co., Ltd Stores at Arrowhead and Revelstoke. J AWNINGS Now that bright spring days mc coining in, to he followed hy tho heal of summer ynu Wanl to keep j'oui-stores and houses cool uml comfortable, The Best Way to do this is to secure awnings for your windows, and order them from L. A. FRETZ, First Street. r>A»^r-W»'^r^»Wr''*,'^^>W»,..l.^»'^^^^r^JW.-W/->W'»\Wl FURNITURE, CARPETS AND LINOLEUMS \ Km-nil kind* of up-to-date mul reliable furniture nnd lion*,- furnishings go tu R. Howson & Co., Furnishers ^^A^M^^lA^»,«lM^MrM^rM^i'^^''-^'^r'''»,^rW"^WVVVVV»? THE DOWIE SCANDAL Serious Charges Against the Prophet. Clllt'Auo, April 7.—Ollicinls nf the Christian Catholic church at /.ion City declined to-day it was clear Juhn Alexander Howie had loit sums aggregating cluse to lfl,200,000 in speculation iu Wall street. If .lohn Alexander Howie should return to Zion City, us he says he will eighty-four charges of obtaining iniincy by false pretences will be preferred against him. Sniue uf tho ollicials Ihere ure crediled with threats to have the "apostle" jniled as 1111 embezzler. Two winieii ill .lunesvilln, Wis, who claim lu hnve been defrauded uui nl $10,1100, mny swear nut warrants, "Love Letters nlan Apostle" is tho title nl the latest volume lidded to Zion City's library of snandil. The volume has not yet been published and perhaps never will he, but two ol the letters, fervid with the peculiar style nf emotion Howie all'ected, were given out. These, with forty iithors, which the bend ol the Clirisliim Cathnlic church ivroto to llulh Holer, the reputed heiress Irom Switzerland, 11 le in the possession of Gladstone I),,win. They will he produced us a li'itl.tirii, ami 11 striking 11110, 1..' thc great wiirlarn prom snd Oil Howie's arrival in his former realm. "My little lump of gold," wiih lho title I he elderly swain bestowed on the young woman, who is now the subject of much gossip in Zion. Tin- Daily News to-day says Dowie lms announced he will return |,, Zion City late Monday night and perform a miracle. lie promises, aiming other things, tn bring tu the '• faithful " in Ziun $10,000,000 in gold und several scrolls ol parchment upon which arc written iho livo Imoks of Muses. In thu message, which was sent Irom the City ul Mexico, Dowlo declared thut he is " now greater than he ever believed tu be himself" POLITICAL. In Ibe lirst division iu the Saskatchewan Legislature thc Scott govern- moot was sustained by 111 to 7. In Ihe House of Commons Ralph Sinilb gives 1 nt ico of a resolution expressing tho desirability of tbe British parliament following the example nf Canada and enacting legislation against false representations tn Induce nr ilelnr emigration to Canada, lle asks thai thu resolution be fiirwiirded tu tbo secretary ol state !or the clonics In order Hint such notion may bo Inken us his majesty's advisers may doom moot. A rancher iiiin.cl Arthur Mt'i'iiiiutic mis killed at Harvey by an iiocidonlil explosion of ilyiinitiiio. Nothing; better than " Our Speoial.' A STRANGE SUICIDE Settler en route to the North West Shoots Himself on the Train Last Night, An extraordinary alTiiir happened last night nn 11 freight I ruin which arrived in Revelstoke (ruin Kamloops about 21 o'clock. A tottlor named Emerson was on board with 11 ciirlnad of stock and settler's effects, which lie was moving to Edmonton from his former homo at Vancouver, Wash. With him in the cur was his son and another man. As the train passed Boulder, about 20 o'olook, Emerson wns alone in the middle of the cur when a shot rung out and the sou on turning round lound the father bad shot himself. The alarm was conveyed to the train crew. On Ibe train arriving at Revelstoke the police were informed und Dr. Cross, district coroner, took charge ol the body pending an inquest, which was to be held today. The wife of deceased, her father and daughter were on the train from the west this morning en route to Edmonton, and on being advised of what happened stopped off here. Two other children were left behind at Washington, VOLCANIC ^ERUPTION. Vesuvius Reiterating Days of Pompeii- Vesuvius is in more active eruption than has been known for centuries. Hundreds arc dead or injured by lava and cinders, which have fallen for great distances. Tliis has caused thc practical destruction of San Guiseppe, a pluce of six thousand inhabitants. All but iwo hundred of the poople had lied the village, and these assembled in tin- church tu attend mass. While tbe priest was performing his snertd olliee tbo roof fell and about sixty persons were badly injured. These unfortunates were for hours without surgical or medical aid. The only thing left standing in the chu'rch was 11 statue ul St. Ann, the preservation of which the poor homeless people accepted as 11 miracle and promise of deliverance from Iheir peril. At Ottajano, live churches nnd ton houses foil under the weight of ashes and cinders, which lie four feet deep on the ground. In the full nf the buildings about twelve pcuple were killed nnd many more or less seriously injured. The city is completely do- rted by its population. After the evacuation the barracks and the prisons fell in. Report) frum inland towns depict terrible devastation, Sun Oiotgla, Cremona, Porticl, Reslna, and Torre del Greco lmvo been almost completely abandoned, Nai'i.ks. April il.—It is now [eared the whole southeastern side of Mt. Vesuvius for a radius of thirty miles, including all the towns thereon, will be devastated and that us a result inure than 11 million people will bo rendered destitute, The city ol Naples itself is in groat danger, All the strainer! in tho harbor hnvo strain up and are prepared tu slip their mooring! at a moment's notice. The cloud ol smoke and steam which shroud tbe lulls is such lhat noun bus been turned into midnight darkness. The noise ol the explosions caused by the onruihlng boated lava coming Into enntact with the cold earth is deafening, Nu truce remains of Bosootrooaz, a commune on tbe wulhern declivity ol the mountain, whoro up to forty-eight Inini'.-' ugo 10.000 person! lived; nnd Tune Aniiiiinziatit, 1111 llie shores of the Gull nl Naples, one mile to the southward, is almost surrounded by the invading lava, and has been evacuated by Iti 80,000 Inhabitants. RAIL ANlTsTEAMER- On Tuesday an engine wns derailed on Ihe O, P. R. track six miles west, ol Ki velstoke by a broken rail. Tii- Great Northern Iiub spent til1 11.IKK) in securing terminals al Winnipeg. FRANK SMELTER First Zinc Smelter to be Built in Canada. (CAIJIAKV HEHAI.I1.) Iii the zinc smelter now being completed at Frank by tho Canadian Metal Company, 11 plant is being founded lor Canada's llrsl zinc industry, which represents n stupendous undertaking, an net mil money outlay ot the outset ol nearly three-quarters uf 11 million dollars, while tho further development nf the undertaking will niiike the amount exceed a million: This is an entirely new industry, and will have n wonderful effect on Frank ns a town of importance when actual operationst nro oommenoed It will be the lirst institution of its kind in Canada, Construction com- raenoed a year ago, and tho, buildings us now practically completed, represent the smelter, a magnificent olliee building, a large laboratory, and ore bins having a capacity of 3,000 tons of concentrates. A Hue has been built from tlie main building to the top ol 11 high bill, a distance of about 3,000 ioet, nnd an enormous steel chimney stack. 110 feet high, built thereon. A building, 40 feet square, for the gas producers has also been built. Work is expected to be commenced shortly, the company proposing to mine its own oie for the smelter, us well as smelting those oros offered by other companies, When the various plans of this great company shall all have borne fruit and the concern is in full swing, it will he 11 unique and inorinuus industry, no duplicate ol which can bo lound on this continent, ii anywhere in tbe world. The company owns livo groups of mines, embracing 21 mines in nil, and will, as we havo stilted, be self-supporting, F. A. Slni'key, of Nelson,also visited the new smelting plant of the Canadian Metal Company, ut Frank, by sjieeial invitation uf the manager and bis staff. Of it be says: "It was a great surprise to ine, nud I believe it mould he to any man iu N'elson who hasn't seen it. It is the most cum plete and up-to-date plant ol the kind 1 have ever seen. It must represent an enormous expenditure ol money. Provision bus been made for the manufacture on the ground of nearly everything that a reduction company can require, even to the lire bricks. "The buildings nre very large and magniliccntly appointed. Every convenience is provided for rapid nnd easy bundling of thc ore at every stage. Tlie plant is certainly n credit to the company, and when its operation is begun it will he of great benefit to the mining industry," J. V. PERKS Speaks Highly of Agent General's Work. In a loiter received by a friend Irom ,1. V. Perks, who is now in England, he tells of meeting C, E. Shaw, formerly city clerk at Kevelstoke. Mr. Perks adds: 'I went to sco our Agent-General, Mr. Turner, yesterday. He gave ino a very cnrdial reception. lle nlso guve me a letter to Sir Samuel Scott, M.P. I went to the House und suw Sir Samuel, and be gave mc a ticket ol admission tu the Houae, During the debate that was on I had the pleasure of listening to Mr. Chamberlain. "Frum the number ill visitors to tho Agont-Genoral'i oilioo while I was there I came to the conclusion that Mr. Turner is a very hiird-wurkod mail, uud the right man in tlm right. place, and I think the Agont-General's olliee here is ono.ol the best investments Britiih Columbia bus. Mr, Turner is assisted hy his son, who acts as bis secretary. " I expect to leave here for Rcvelstuke about tho middle nf next month," LUMBERING. The Canadian Timbor and Sawmills Company are shilling their mill frum Trout Lake to (lerrard, The Minor suys: ".Ins, Porter and Walter Boll havo secured 11 contract fur one million telephone pules and ten million (onco posts, to he delivered in the North-Weal Territories, The Bowman Lumber Co. will handle tbo out, 'J'hey are employing six men and huvo about 1,000 pulus cut. THE LATEST TELEGRAMS Japan Gets Bumptious—Eruption of Vesuvius -B. C. Ministers at Vancouver—Railway Fight on, [lIY TELEGRAPH] Loudon, April 11,—Japan has demanded that China open Mukden and Antiing provinces to. foreign trade next month. BUDAPEST, April 11.—The first result of the reconciliation of Austria and Hungary is tlie freedom of the press. The Emperor suys be has now only one wish to "Bring about agreement between the Germans and the Czecks." NAPLES, April ll.—Tbe eruption of Vesuvius continues to lessen but tbe devastated country presents a terrible spectacle. New craters and fissures have opened in tlio mountain which contribute to the diminution of the eruption. It is now suid 500 people perished in the district between Otta- jiinn and San Guisscppe. The exact number of killed by the fall of Mount Olivet market, is not yet known. It is feared it will reach fifty with 200 in jurcd. Scientists say tlie eruption is due to the activity uf a great sun spot. Vancouver, April 11,—A large and enthusiastic audience greeted Premier McBride and Hon. R, TatloiV Inst night when they told bow the Conservative Government hnd ably administered the Province and brought it out ol 11 slough ol deficits. The Premier received an ovation as lie reviewed the acts ol the session und pointed with pride to the Conservative record, Hon. Mr. Tatlow said times were never better in British Columbia and Ibis wus due 111 part to tbe Government's efforts to place the finances un a firm basis and encourage lionie industries. Kufns Pope ninde a jocular speeeh, Charles Wilson moved a vote of thanks to the sneaker.*. He suid he bud differed Irom his colleagues on the Midway-Vernon question and would explain his views on that question at another time. PORTLAND, April It—Hostilities are likely to begin at any moment between the Hill and Hiirrimiin gangs employed in.construction of rival lines on the north bank of the Columbia, St. PETERSllillta, Apr. 11—II Witto's resignation is accepted, M. Vermuloll', ox-Minister of Agriculture is likely to he Premier. . , ^ , . FAREWELL SOCIAL Trout Lake Honors Bank Manager Baker, The Review says: " A highly sue- ccsslitl social in honor ol Mr. T. II, Bilker wus hold in thn Oddfellow's Hall on Mn11,lav evening lust. Mr. linker has hold the position ol manager at tho branch of lho Imperial Bank hero for some I-I months, nnd wus leaving tho following day to Iill a similar pooitlon ut Arrowhead. During his stay in Tl'OUt Lake, Mr, Baker has proved himself a mail mining men. His relations with tho business clement hnvo always been most Biitis- faotory und cordial, and be bus won iln- respect anil admiration ol nil with whon, bo eaine in oontact, lle Wssja prime mover iu anything appertaining in tlm welfare ol tho town, und he occupied the position ul President 0! the Trades Committee. He hns worked ailidltouily for any and ovory object where the social and finniieial succoss uf the town was concerned, (hiring his tun short slay an g 11.*. aiiil tbcrofiiru it wus not to bo wondered ut that the 1. (), O. F. large hall was full of friends who camo to extend thoir host wishes for bis future success." .i^suci. «e, sa * j_v., 1 BOURNE BROS. Groceries, Hardware, McClary's Stoves. Etc. Onion Sets, Flower Seeds, Farm & Garden Seeds, Garden Tools. A Large Assortment. Hollywood and Sherwin Williams' Paints, Oils, Varnish, Turps, Alabastine, Muralo, Etc. Our Stock of Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables, is always Fresh. BOURNE BROS. Mackenzie Avenue Real Estate for Sale. S23S0. Fine 2 Btory dwelling on McKenzie Avenue, must be sold this week The first real Bnap of llie season, $300o. New 2 story dwelling, S rooms, stone foundation, every modern convenience, $3000. For 2 story dwelling, all modern improvements, good lawn, shade trees, fencing, stabling, etc., Second Street. $2800. New 2 story dwelling, nil modern conveniences including furnace. Lnt, und 11 half, fencing, Second Street. $2600. Sume as the lust mentioned, but no furnace, $2350. For 2 Btory house on Second Street, all conveniences. This is a good buy. $85o. Five-room Cottage, 50 foot corner lot, wood shed, fencing, etc. $55o. One-room Cottage on Eighth Street, 50 foot lot. We hnve money to loan on any of the above properties and good terms cun he arranged. We represent the Revelsloke Land Company, having for sale residential lnts in the best part nf the City, Lots can be purchased on easy terms of payment, monthly, quarterly, or semi-annually. REVELSTOKE INSURANCE AGENCY, Ltd. E. J. BOURNE, Boots & Shoes. Men's Furnishings, Ready-made Clothing FIRST STREET, REVELSTOKE. Imperial Bank of Canada Head Office-Toronto, Ontario. llraooboi iu the Provinces uf Mtiaiuiba. Alberta, Saskatchewan, British Colombia, Outariu, Quebec. Capital Subscribed - • • $4,000,000.00 Capital Paid Up .... $3,900,000.00 Reserve Fund .... $3,900,000.00 D. R, Wilkie, President: Hun. It. Jaffhay, Vice-President. A General Banking Business Transacted. Savings Department—Deposits received and Interest allowed at highest ourrent rate from date of opening account, and coin- pounded half-yearly. Drafts sold available in all parte of Canada, United States und Europe. Special attention given to Collections. Revelstoke Branch, B. C.-A. E. Phipps, Manager. \ dt11 f \ i*tl I ifrt 1T1i*fri -tl iti i*ti tti if 1 ti'i 1 fri 1T1 t'ti iti A ■*■ At At A. .■♦. A. At A /14.) '4/,4.J 'X' l4.J 'X w '4.' 'X' 'X "X" "X 'X 'X' 'X1 'X X X X X W^ X X ♦ ■ * * READY FOR THE PAINT SEASON$ 0 0 o 0 0 THE LAWRENCE HARDWARE CO. have just opened up two Carloads of Paints, Oils, and White Lead, the largest shipment iu any one dealer In B. 0, House Paints in 41 Different Shades t <i AGATE WALL FINISH (u culd water Kalsoinine) which gave O snob satisfaction lust year, i t o BAPLAC \ ai iii*h Siflin, a preparation similar to Jup-iilae, for . i renewing Purnlttiro, Floors, etc, (will not scratch white) made in j . Seven Shades, THV IT I! J. 0 o LAWRENCE HARDWARE CO., LTD. $i Mall Orders Promptly attended tc '. A At i'K ■♦■ At ■♦> At At At .♦a ita A. .♦■ At T "X X X X X X X X X "X X ♦ ♦ v P. 1). Box 181. h 0 ** THE MOLSONS BANK IiKHiriMinit-ml bjr Act ol Parl.amfliit, 1866. HEAD OFFICE, ■ ■ MONTREAL. \V,M. M0L80N MaOPHEIISON, Pies. S. 11, SWING, Vire-Pri'B, James Elliot, General Manager. Pleases every Vuelta." moker the " Maroa Capital paid up, $3,000,000 Reserve, $3,000,000 Everything in way of blinking business transacted without un- necessary delay, Interest credited twice n year at current rates nn Savings Bank deposits. W. II. PRATT, Malinger, Kevei^toke, B. C. —— THE MATLMEHAL1), REVELSTOKE, B.C. ! Cbc flbaiMbcralfc. PlHLliHF.U WEDNESDAY AND BATUR DAY ,\T BEVELSTOKE, B.C., SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Including \>o-uw to Knglnnd, United States and Canada, nrihc)-p.ir[throusflii"iistoillci'] 92*50 Half '* ■' •' 1.60 guartcr " " " 1.00 ADVERT oING RATES, l.tgal noiice-lucent- per lino Ure! iiw-nicm, 5 cents per Unc each subseauent insertion, MeaMircment* Konpariel |l- linos mako one Inch). Store and general uuuinean nn- nouncfiiuini- 12.5(1 per Inch por monlli, Preferred pMUions, ■>:> per cent, ml- dltUuL Births, Marriages nnd Deaths, flPo. eaeh in-, rtlon, ah advertUoineiil** -'.iu.*!: ■.nt hi- approval of lho management, Wanted and Condensed AdrorliHeinonUj; Agent*Wanted,Help Wanted, Situations wantcd. Situations Vacant. Toooliew W'Antea, Mechanics Wanted, m wonN or lea Mc, each additional lin-* i» conla, t'hank'f- in i-tawling adverUsemontH musl win by y a. m. Tuesdaj and Krlday of ** .'i wt'i'l; i" -*f un- gmid ilt-|iliiy. Jail. KLNT1NG prompt)]*executed at roason* able rate.-. TKRMS-Caab, Subscriptions payable in ail. OORRKBPONDKNCK Invited on matters ol public Interest Communications lo Kdl- tor must bo accompanied by name ol writer, not necessarily for publication, bui if- evidence of gwd faith, Correspondence idiould be brief. D ll. ORH|IS,ON, DENTIST. OFFICE! THK NEW LAWRENCE BLOCK, McKenzie Avenue. HARVEY, McCAUTEK AND P1NKHAM, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC. OKF1CES : iMI-SrilAI, ll'NK I1I.OCK, ltKVKI.- STOKC, 11. (', Money to loan. Orltas: Revelstoke, B. ('.; I ort Steele, B. Cl. Geo. 8. McCakter, A. M. l'lNKUAM. J. A. IIaUVEV, Hevelslokc. II. ('. Fort Steele, II. 0, s J, M. Scott I.L.B. W. I. Brlggs. iootx and bhiggs b rri8ters, solicitous, etc. Money to Loan SOLICITORS FOR MOLSONS BANK First Street. Revelstoke, B,U TjlDWARD A. HAGGEN, Mining Engineer, IMem. American Institute Mining Kngincors) Canadian Mining Institute.) Revelstoke, B. O. Examination of and report* on Mineral Pro pertfes a Specialty. Agent for Canadian Met 1 Company, buyers of zinc and silver-lead ores. Zinc and stiver-load mines purchns or operated under lease and bond Financial Assistance given owners and pros p-ectors to operate and develop approved properties, " I would , . . eaincstly advise- them for Iheir good to onlt-r thlspnper to bo punctually ervtil up, and io be looked aiaiii as n pari of the tea equipage."—Addison. WEDNESDAY, APKIL 11,1110(1 The plucky lillle province of Prince Edward Island has set a splendid example to the other provinces of Canada. In issuing n new loan for public works, arrangements are made for the subscription of the entire loan in the province itself. A feature of the Alpine Club's work that merits some attention is the proposal to establish a corps oi Canadian guides. Thanks lo the C. P. R. the Swiss guides have led the way, hut now that Canadians are themselves taking to mountaineering it would greatly tend to popularise the mountain resorts if tourists knew they could depend on securing the services of reliable English speaking guide* well acquainted with the mountains and the be.-t means ol travelling them. TRAIL TO CANOE RIVER, The action taken by thc Board of Trade nt their last meeting to have the Big Bend trail completed to C a no..- River, is one of the most important piece! of public work ever undertaken In tbe intereil o! Revelstoke and district, and ihi member ior the diatrict, Mr.'I,., ir, thc government agent, Mr. Fraser, and tin- Provincial Work- Department nre to be congratulated on the manner in which they lent llie committee ol the Hoard their cooperation in this matter, Now that the Grand Trunk Railway ie announced to come through the Yellowhead Pass, entering British Columbia at the head of Canoe River Valley, there is active demand for laud in lhat section and it is certain that within two nr three years all the land available for settlement, between the Dig Bend andTeta Jaune Cache, will lie taken up, Canoe River enters the Columbia River at the Big Bend so that the most direct route into thc lands available for settlement in Canoe River Valley is from Revelstoke. At present forty miles of this distance Ie covered by steamer from llevilstoko nn I o good trail has been opened for another forty miles. The opening of another twelve miles will complete the trail to lho mouth oi Canoo River, where a ferry could be established, From the tiuuiih of Canoo River there is u government trail to Yollowhend Puss, Supplies can be sent in by boat from Revelsloke to tho Big llond, with Ihe exception of llie porlugi' til Death nnd Priest rapids. iN'u doubt ns soon us tra llie warrants it another stoamor wnuld he put on ibe rivor above Ihe rapids, Tbo opening uf Ibis niiile menus much lo Rovelstoko, milking it Iho outlining nnd supply point for all Hint country, and when railway construction begins there ihis city would nlso honollt considerably from it, NAKUSP. From Our Ono Uorrospoiidont, Mr. Julius Dougald, ol Halcyon, eiiiiie down 1111 Saturday ill lii-i now gasoline launch. Between Cape Home .ind Nakusp she encountered a leirilio gale and proved herself to I on staunch and seaworthy craft. The boat was built by It. W. Troup, of Victoria, and is 14 ft. long und will carry eight persons, the engine is one-half horse [lower nnd was purchased Irom the Auto Marine Engine Co, ol Detroit, Mich. Mrs. It. Stevens, nl Burton, spent a few days in town the guest nf MiBS Mebius, 11. Harlow, a former resident of Nakusp, is here on u visit to his son S. J. Harlow. Several parties have boon here lately looking lor bind. The people are begin- ing to find out that we have along the shores ot the Arrow lakes some of the linest land for fruit raising that there is in British Columbia, On Sunday morning, freight engine No -101, run into a rook slide at the summit, fortunately very little damage was done. L. I'. McDoiignld spent Friday in Nelson. . • a* • THE MINES. Silver is at li-lj, cupper nt IHc, and London prices of load £15:15. It is stilted capital has been secured to dike up the Ciinynnbelt mine on Seymour river, just west ol the Big Bend. This mine wus only located last year and was bonded for f-J-lll.llt.O within n few months after discovery. J. D. Sibbald, managing director ol the Kevelstoke and MoOullough Creek Hydraulic Company, arranged while in the east for resuming operations on tlie property nnd will send in supplies as soon as possible. Work will probably be begun abntit the beginning ol May. The Canadian Metal Company, Limited, owners uf the Frank and Pilot Buy smelters, have through their local agent, E, A. Haggan. M. E,, bunded from Capt. Armstrong, the Oiant mine at Spilliniochene, East Kootenay. This is n low-grade lino- silver-lead property, but there is a large amount of uro in sight on the mountain side, the ore-body being about 200 feet wide, The ore will be mined by quarryiug, a concentrator built, and the concentrates wil be shipped to the company's smelten at Frank und Pilot Bay. The mini is wilbin two miles oi the Columbia river, and the ore-body is exposed for an elevation ol aboul inn feet. The amount of the bond is !f 100,000. Th,- Review lays " The Carl Creek Syndicate have announced their intention ,-i organising themselves into n joint stock company, The syndicate own thc Mohican group ,-i clainfi on Gainer crock and hav - dono considerable developmenl work. Al present a long tunnel ii being driven to tap tin- ,-r,.- body il n depthol aboul 400 feet,' The oloan-up of the Iv » wai -f-'i'iuu lor March. The Minor say-. Th,- drifts on the Silver Dollar are now in 100 feet on either side of tho orosiout tunnel. They are seven feci, wide, lie- pay -hoot being the full width nf the (bills, the wall of the vein showing nn linlh aides. The vein is (roe tpiartu containing a large amount of Iron nnd bunches of likely looking galena." A number of men are leaving f,.r thl Bciilriia- mine In resume nporn. nlinns. Tlie cunlriiclurs who have been working in Hie initio for lho |,iihI few months did exceptionally good work which Iihb domonstrntod beyond doubt that the Beatrice is a rich property and a big otio Ul thai.—Miner. The Money Saving Work Saving Soap That's Royul Grown kind- made in Vancouver—Lirgcst Snap Factory wesl nf Winnipeg. House oli'tinliig and iviisiiii.gareonsy with its help. And the nionoy saving is Ibe Premium System Booklet tells what we give for Royal Crown Wrappers. Send for it—Free-—Also try the Soup. Royal Soap Co., Ltd. Vancouver, B. C, Pleases ouery smoker the " Maroa Vuelta." NOTICK MOTICK Is lioroby glvou iluii- thirty dnys .> niter dato] Iutond to apply in llm I'liml" Pummlsslonorof Lands nud Work- for upooinl liconso to mi nnttonrn away liiulmrfnuu tin* following described lauds nlliiaN in North linst Kootwiaj district, H.C.; I. Commencing ul a imsl jiIiiiiIikI oni) mile wosl from the Tool ..i Klubtukol Liikeaud ubout-B8eliahiHsnnth of tha Columbia Ilivor ninl iioirkiicl "K. MoBouu's south oast cornor." liionco wait80 clmiiis, llienee norlli 80 chains, tlionco onsl BOclialuF, tlionco south 811 ohains to poiutof commencement. Dated this Nth day of March, MB. B. MoHEAN, '1. Commonolug at a posl nliiiiloil on tlio uortli -.iili! of the Columbia Rivor, about 2M mill's from Hid font of KIiihfi>k»t Uko, and marked "E. MoBoan's soutli oasl corner.'' thenco north KM) chains, thonco wost-10 chains, thonco south nm clmins, thonco onst 40 chains to iln* point of commencement. Dated this 22nd day of March, VM. !•;, ttoBEAN. 8. Commenolng at a post planted ubout *.i of ii mill) north of (ho Columbia Iti ver about'JM miles from llm root of Ktnbnskol Uko mid markod "E. MoBoan's south wost corner,!1 thenco north so chaini. thonce east 80 ohnlns, thenco south 80 chains, thonce west 80 ohains to point of coiiitneiiccmienl. Datod this 22nd day of March, 1005. FI. MoBEAN. ■I. Commonolng nt u post plnntod on tho north sido of tlio Columbia Rfvor, justuboto lho mouth of Cummins Creek, nml marked "E. MoBoan's north oust cornor," thenco -south 80 ohains, theuce wost so chains, thonco north su chains, thenco east 8) chains to point of com* inoncemeut. Dated llm 15th day of March, 11HW. E. MoBEAN. 5, Commencing at a post plnntod ou the north sido of tho Columbia Uivor about l'/j miles licliiw iln* mouth of Cummins Crook, and marked "E. Mclloan's uortli east corner," liionco south 8() chains, thenoo west UUcluiins. thenco north 81) chaius, thenco east SO chains tc tho point of commencement, Dated this loth day of March, liXW. E. MoBEAN, NOTICE NOTICK IS HKKEHY GIVEN that thirty days after dale I intenil to .apply to the chief Cominlsslonor of Lands uud works fora special liconso to out and earry away timber from tbe following described lands :— I. Commonolng at a post nbout IT chains north and about S1; miles from tin mouth of SI Loon creek, marked "II. (1. Bobbins' uortli wost corner, thoreo soutli 100 chains, thonce east 10 chains, thonco north 160elinlns, thonco wosl 10chains to point of commencement 'J. Commencing at a post about "0 chains north ami V mile- from mouth of St.Leoti neek. marked "H. (1 Bobbins'north wostcor- ner," thonco -outh 80 chaius, oast 80 chains. tlionco north 80 clmins, theuco west 80 chains to point of commencement. 'l Commonolng at a post about Ifi chains south and 0 milos from mouth of St. Loon crook, thonoo west w> chains, tbouce north mi chains, thence onst 8n chains, ihenco south 80 ehains to point of commoncomont, Datod thli MurclUiWO, BOBBINS .... '■', Bholp, Anent. TIMBER NOTICES. N'otlco Is hereby given that thirty days after date l Intend to apply to the chief t'ommtS' ilonerof Lauds and Works fur a special license i(M*iii snd carrv away timber Irom the following described lands, situate IntheOsoyoos Division ol Yale District: 1. Commencing al a p<«i planted on the west bank of the north fork of Cherry Creek, about eight milos up tho creek, running ea*t 100 chains, north •'■ chains, weal 60 chains, south i" chain-, wesl i" chains, south lu chains to poini of commencement, March 38th, li"'.. J, B. Mu KENZIE. 2. Commencing at a post shout one*qu&rter of ,i mile from the wi -: I ank of the north fork of Cherry Creek and about nine m '■reek, runnli R oasl " ch I■■:-. tl ■' i I i west aOchali A chains top mencement, M 9th, 1906. I ■ K B CAMPBELL, :t. Commencing at a pom ■ ■* ' ■hi' ea*l bank I ■ ' ■ . --:-.. runniiiK nor': ■ h Un ral SO■ halns, ■-!■' •■ ence ■' -■;.'. Uar Otl •* I M u KEN2IS i i omn mile from ... . g cast 11 wesi IfiO chs lib i to poinl m commenci M ,i it MA< KI .- ,t ., |rf.] aboul mi * •■■' noi Lh bank of tl mlli - up the nek rum li >-: ,\. m| Iffl i halns, outh 10 ol commenei Uar ■ ■ I Mi'UKLL ■ ■ i ■ . i / . i i-.. i ribi ■ mile from south hanli <i foi - ' * ■■ -.i i. ■-,',' ■ iui nf commei ■ ■ Uaicl , ■ •- ■.I- K R ( tMPBEl .. < "i mi Ing il ■ , -■ ■ ■ .. ntliu "i -i irtl '■■ ■ ind he north fo i ir_nli mil ..I, the outh banli of ihe north fork running louth -' , i north 30 chain poinl of commcncemenl M,,. nth - ", T PAGE, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER Hopnii I,, Boots and si,,,,-*. Harness, lleltiiii/. etc., promptly made. Next All Jewell v Store, Mi Ken /i,- Avenue, Kevelstoke. IHE il HOI Arrowhead, B. C. Charmingly situated on the shores of Arrow Lake, (jn,,,| Tn,ni. Fishing, Hunts always fnr hire, Sample llnimis in connection, First-clous linuso for Tourists and Coiniiiorcbil men, W. J. lightburne, Proprietor Tenders for a Liconso to Cut Tlmbei1 on Dominion Lands tn the Province of British Columbia. DEALED TENDERS nddrossod to tho Timber n and Minos Branch, Dtipurlmont of Ihe interior, and marked mi ihe ouvolopo " Tender for Timber Borlli No, 177," will bo rocolvod nl Ihis Department tint il noon mi Wcdnosdny, tho Dili day nf May, 1000, for a licenso to cut timber on Herth Nu. 17. Minute in lho Province ■ntriti-.li Columbia, iu nbout Township UTi, Rango20, Wost of tho&tli Meridian, commono- gntthotutorsootlnii of Silver t'rookliyihn East bouuilary id Towilbhip abovo montioued; thonco ur snid Creek Iwo and oun-i|iiurtnr milos indirect distance, with a depth on West* orly sido of BOohnins, nnd on tho Easterly side Ll)chains, measured at right aimlos to tho wn- oral boariug of suid Creek within tbo berth, containing an area of l-isi-niiro milos, mure or less, hut oxclinlini; tliorufr-iiiit any portion id Township '-■>• llaihiM 28, Wosl of the -Mli Meridian. The regulations under which a iicoie-n will he issued, also printed forms id Lcmdor and envelope, may lm obtained al this Doparlmenl or al tlio olilco of the Crown Timber AgOtltnl Now Wostniinslor, B.C. Each tender must ho accompanied by an ncooptod cheque ou a chartered bank iu favour t tho Deputy of tho Minister of thn Interior, for tho amount id thn bonus which tbe applicant is prepared tu pay for a liconso. No louder by (olograph will ho entertained. PERLEV G. KBYEB, Socrotury. Departmoutofthe Interior, Ottuwa, Maroh 29lh, 1006. NOTICE VTOTICE is horoby glvon that 110 days i\ aftor dato we intend to.ipply tothe Honorable tlio Chief Commissioner of Lands nud Works for a spocial liconso to cut uud carry away timber from lho following doscrihod lauds, situatod In Wost Kootenny District: Commencing at a pest marked "It. Itlyth and (). It. Kirk's north cast comer post,' planted abolition yards nortli of Cusson Creek aud about U miles from Mosquito Creek, thence west 4» chains, thence south 40 chains, tlience east 120 chains, thence north Hi chains to point of coin me nee me n l. ' BKHT BLYTH. 0, B. K1HK. Dated sutli March, l!)(Nl. REGISTERED TRADE MARK Buck Brand Overalls come in every wanted style nnd material. All are cure- fully cm anil; o fcctly sized. Por ., ipearance, o.,so and dlli-ill,Illty Ihoy have nn equal . . Wo alsu carry n won lerfully fine line uf IV ock iiwinon's (J I oves, Socks anil Shirts .... Wm-J.McMaster&Sons LTD., MANUFACTURERS VANCOUVER, B. C. THE CITY EXPRESS E. W. B. Paget, Prop. I'luinpl delivery of pawla, ha«)!''i|i' to,, lo any pari nf tho City. Any Kind of Transferring Undertaken. TELEPHONE NO. 7. SEE Win»; Chung's newly imported stock of Chinese iind Japanese goods The best assortment ever landed in Revelstoke of useful and ornamental articles: ToaRorvtooB IFlowur I'oui I'lnlc Uinlirulla Statiila llaskcls l.iim-ii UiuikoUl ('lino t'liaiis Siiiiiliiiii,' .Ituiki'tJi llanilliiriiliii-ls Silk Uootls. GOLD fish Kitiesl. -tuck uf cilililii-s anil fruits 111 town. Front Street, Revelstoke NOTICE NOTICE JS BKHEHY GIVEN (that 00 days dnys after dato I intend to apply to the Hon. Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to purchase the followiiiK doscribod lands, situate in the Rovelstoko Division of West Kootenny District;— Commonolngntn post nluntod ou the east bank of tho Columbia Itivnr. about one half milo north of tho mouth of Carnes ('rook, and marked "O.J.B's South Wost Corner Post," theuco oast fit) chains; thonco north 80 clmins; theuce wesl 00 chains, be Mm same moro or loss, to tho oast bank of tlm Columbia Rivor; thenco fulhiwiiiK the mounderiiiK.-. of tho Columbia Rivor in a Southerly direction to tho point of commoucemout, containinf," 4S0 acres moro or less. Datod this twonty-ninth day of March, A.I). 1006. Ap.-I2m. C.J. RUMENS. NOTICE NOTICE !s hereby given that sixty days after date I intend to apply to the Hon. Chief Commissioner of Lands ami Works for permission to purchase the fu]ln\viiin ileserllieil lands for pastoral purposes, same being situated near Galena Itay, adjoining Lots 2.46, 7044 and 783, described as follows; Commonolng at the|soiith-eaat comer {of Lot 2446, thence north to north-east comer of l.et 244.S, thenco east40cliAtiiSi*theme seuth 80,fchains to Let 7044, llienee) west, 40 chains to point of cninnieiiceiiiiiiit. Febinaiyi20, itinti. T. LUDGATE, 142 up 'is NOTICK. i hereby given that 80 days afterdate , intend to apply to the Honorable tho chief ner ot Lands and Works f.ir peril ind earry away timber from tbo I I.--. rih'*il lands situated in West K si h post planted cm the Ith creek abouiS^ miles from ■.- ii anil mafked "JS. J. John - ion's i rth east corner post," thence south m :,- ihem e wesl SO chains, tbenee north wi :.- ■■ east -» chains to the point ol ■ "-' planted on tbe nonth side ol Hi Ith erpek about 'i1-, miles from ■ i ■ ■ , - - tnd marked "K, J. John- ■ * ' thence smith >sil ■I ', thence north ni ■ i-' iln i'i nu- {iiiiiii ol 1 planted on the li . miles fnnn ■ ' ■ i ind marked ■ K. i JoHn- hi nee outh B0 ll tic north W ! - ■ -.- ui the point 'll commeueemeut. ■ la i mi the . i,. i from and I i- I'.i'ik- hem' ■■■'iiii -ii ne north 8 nt W i batn to ihi potnl o( ■ ■ .-■ ■: nn tin- . ml let from .'. ■• k i lohn .,- -I- ■ i_th ■' ■ -- mini, tbeneenorlh ^ i nt ol ■ ■-I on the - mill- In,m . ' ■ r snd marked r I lohn , - ni' "mm Wi ;. - ■ ■«. chains, them i north u •■ - pa ii* '.' ■ menl i ■ .-'..| on the 'and - i k, i John- i ence north 40 sins, I ' honn o ith W -.1 ■ ., [folnl nl ',ii,m mc ■ v i pon planted on ibe -outh <ei" il . ■■ - iIkj il i , i •■■ from the' n nmbls t ind mai ki -i K J. lohn- i ■ ■ ■ rti'-r poii tbones north m ehains, the wc wesl IW ehafns-tni m outh 10 chain -ti' nm earn K-" i halns lotho point nl ■.. i ■ ■ einent, i • .-nn',- m ina nt ,1 posl plantod on tha innth side of im\h ntm aboutoj^ milos from th,' Columbia rivor and marked MK J lohn ion's south cast ■ orner poit." thonoo north io chains ihenco wesl IflOchftlni thonoosouth 10 i halns, thoneo nasi ififlehalm to the point ol eommnnoementi 10 Commeneing ni » poii planted on tha north Hide of lie* north fork of Hmltli ofpflk, ni i fttjj mllun from lho Ooliimblfl river md eiirked K. .1. .liihnSOn'S SOlltll cmikI. corner." hence norih BOclmlni, ihence wnalM chains, hence loiilh 80 clmins, thonoe OMI mu elm ins i.i iie' place of conimcncomoiil, liiiiiui March II, I00B.I K J, JOHNSON, NOTICE- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that thirty days after dale I intend to apply tn the Chief Commissioner of Lands and works for a special license to eul aud carry away timber frum tbo following described lands In West Kootenay District ;- 1 Commencing at a post marked "It. Itlyth and (-. 11, Kirk's smith wesl comer post," plunteil about lOh yards west of Mosquito Creek, tbenee north SO cliiiins. thence east 80 chaius, llienee south tin chains, Ihence west HU chains tw point of commencement. 2. Commencing at a postmarked "11. Blyth and C. It. Kirk's south east corner post." planted about 180(1 yards west of Mosquito Creek, tlience north sO chains, thence west sn chains, thence smith 80 chains, tlience east 80 chaius to point of commencement, Dated March ;.rd, IWO. BERT BLYTH, C It. KIRK. Tenders for a License to Gut Timber on Dominion Lands ln the Province of British Columbia. HEALED TENDERS addressed to the Timber >j nnd Mines Branch, Department of tho Interior, and marked on tho envelope "Tender for Timber Berth No. 478," will be received at this Department until noon on Wednesday, the 9th day of May. 1000, for a license to cut timber on Berth No. 478, situate in the Province of British Columbia, in about Township 27, Range 2, Wost of the 6th Meridian, commenc- ing at a point on the Nortli Fork of Carnes Crook, where tho same is intersected by the Northerly boundary of Timber Berth No. 467, (said berth being half a mile deep on the northerly side of Carnes Creek) tbenee unsaid North Fork of siid Carnes Creek, three milos indirect distnnce, with a depth of ono mile on tbe north westerly -ddo thereof, measured nt right anfjlos to the general bearing of snid North Fork within Iho berth, containing nn area of .'I square miles, moro or less, Tho regulations under which a licenso will be issued, also printed forms of tender and enve- lope, may Iw obtained at this Department or at tho otlico of tho Crown Timber Agent nt New Westminster, B. C. Kach tender must be accompanied by an accepted chei)iie on a chartered bank in favour of the Deputy of the Minister of the Interior for the amount of Ihe bonus which the applicant is prepared to pay for a license. No tender by telegraph will be entertained. PERLEV O. KEYES, Socrotary. Department of the Interior, Ottawa. March 29th, 1906, The Prince Mining and Development Company I.IMI'I'I'.II I.IAIIII.ITV. in llll: Sltlltl I... I I,lilts ,,f rilK I'lllNI li AllMMI im, lir,n:i,,i|,iii;-.r Ciilrisr, l.linltml l.liiMlltj- tMatoko, H.I,, K0I1, mill, iiim. n.,i„>. In Iteraliy given ih.ii ili„ Animal M,-„tini; ,,i,ti,. si, 1,..in,1,ini. ol Uie Prince Minimi ami lie. ,,.|,.|, Company, l,itnli,-,l l.inliiiiiv, uill Ihi ii.-iii ii Hi, nan/I (nil'-,-, Pim nir,.,.|, iii.ii.| ,l.,,k,-, II C , „n \V,',lti,-.,liiy, II,,- nil, ilny,,( March, I l> IBM.al lho li„ur,,( two n'olook in ,i,< ,ii<-ri f,.ril„- |ni![ii..i. nf aloc-tlno, ""I'-'-", lm Hi, - :•-■" anil f-i, .ui nthor inirpmoi n-l.,ii,,(!t„ tl i.ni.iir,-,n,*iil ul lltr- i'..mj,„n.v. Hn. I,.,,,-!,,. Hoot, ot tlioCuinpauy uill ImcIokoiI .I.iiiiii-It,,, (nnil,.,-,, iluys iiiinli>,li:ii,<ly |,r,',',,,||ii|i ■ 1,1 h iiicnlllin, n,„.i ti fionlitJiko, 11 i' Un- loth ,l«y „l 1 t„ •,,, , 1 11 ,001) 11 l:IH, HV I' lonl ,1 M sciiT'l', s,-,'i,-liuy ll„- il..,,.- , iini- l,,» 1,,'iin ii,li,„irii,-,l tl lUinla) IprJI ml, ,' - n.tn. NOTICE. In ,iii,„i Itirno nofllti I nn nikliitt „i,t tli,< '-,„„.. nl it,,- vi., I In anil I uill nol l« r,-|in, I- lor ,11) ,|-l,t. Ii,i-I-,| l,y Willi I'liin Koi, VU CIII'MI. 1... -1 Null' I--. 1. horoby given Hint Hlxiy.li..-..-.ri.r ilii-1 Intoml i„,i|,|,l)!„ilt„rl,l,,li:„mmi-, ilonof,,( I,i,ii,1. nml IV'nk. [„r |,ormissli,i, to |„n il,;is- III-|„||.,» ili||,l-S.lil.-,||;il|,ls .... I h.- (-.,1.11.1- I1I1 rivor. North Winl K-i-m,,- I „„„,i„it,-lnitnt.,1 poat ,,'illiin ti»„,1inln. „l tlm A nml K. railway in," almitt lln,-,- inil--, north ol Arniii'li,-,i,l, miirki>,l l-',.A. ItnitU'-n'. «,„itli w-st cornor pint." tltonrn nnrtli 10 chaTni, thonce ,-n.t 10 ,-ImIik, thonce math 10 flmlni, thonco a„.t,o chaini to place nl oonnnoncoinonl. I,,!,,I iiniii naii. nm; K, A. lUiiilK.N. Cold Range lodgo, K. of P., Ro. 20, Rewolstolm, B. C. MEKTrt KVP.RV wr.liNr-.sn.IV in ud.llcll.iwa' ll'ili ot s O'clock Vtslllni- Ktili-lil.. an- i-nrillally nvitcil. E. W. 11. PAUET, t;.t:. O. n, linoCK, K. of H. (18. H. A. BROWN, M. of P. Kootenny LodKo No. 15 A P.ft A.M. Tlio r-iinlnr incol- inn- am lield In the Mn-Ollic T, lllllll-. nlil Kollowi Balf.on tin l.liliil Monday lo ,-ai-li ninntli at s ji.in. ViwltinKbroth- ri-ti niirdialiy wol initiml C. A. PIIOIIUNIKII, SKOnHTAIIT, BI SELKIRK LODdK. NO 12,1,0.0. F. Moots ovory Trmmdft. ovonlnglnUilil Follows lllall nl s o'lilM-k 1 Visiting liri-tlireii c.i,r tond' ll.MAC.lliiNAI.li, N.II. J.MATIIIK, Sm WOOD YARD I have Htarted a perruaiicnt Wond Yanl on Third street. With mv past experience I hope to he In a position toHaiisfy nil rei'iiiii'iucniri nf customers, Dry curd wuud kept iu stuck nud stinplicd iu any longllu nt reduced prices for cash, R. SAMSON, RE-OPENED 1 W. Fleming's Meat Market FIRST STREET. Orders Inr Beef and Mutton, Poultry, Fish and small goods will receive prompt attention. Something Pure If you are looking lor Pure Honey we have just opened up a consignment nf Ontario HONEY IN THE COMB in 1 Hi. boxes, or in 5 lh. cans "Guaranteed I'ure." CANNED GOODS Our Canned Hnnds are second to none, and more than that we "Guarantee every Can.' HOBSON & BELL, CR0CER8, BAKERS AND C0NFECTI0NER8. To Trappers Raw Purs Bought Cash Prices Paia F. B. WELLS, Exporter of Purs. Richard R. Copeland JOBBING C'Altl'I'.NTI'.KI AND UABINBTHAKKH Mantles, Shelving, (Storm Dunra, etc Jobbing Promptly Attendml To Third Street East, Bevels! uke Halcyon Hot Springs ^Sanitarium. Under (he new iiinnagi>ini.|ii]nf Harry MoIntosh, Hoffman llousa Itnsslnnil. mill'', MEDICAL WATKIIS of Ilul- .L rynii are the most curat ive in the world. A perfect, nntiiiftl remedy for nil Nervous and Muscular diseases, Liver, Kidney and Sl.oiuiii-.li ailments and Metallic Poisoning, jV -uire cure for "That Tired Keeling." Special rates on all boats and trains. Two mails airive and depait every day, Telegra h romnuiiiicalinu with all llllllis of the world. Terms-$12 to $18 per week. For fonlier piii'ticnliirs apply lo HAiuiY Mcintosh Halcyon Hot Springs Arrotv Lake, B. C WAH CHUNGS Best Firewood in the City. Shipment of Chinese Canaries Juit received -Prices from S2 to $5 eaoh Front Street, Revelstoke CKRTIPlCATIi OF IMPROVEMENTS, NOTICK. Cnmpletor Mineral Claim, Situate in the Arrow Lake Mining; Ilii hioii of West Krmtenay Pletrict. ' Wliero lncnteili-Noaridie Neeilles na the Lower Arrow Lake, Take notice that I. Kenneth L. Unmet, ajti-nt fnr Aunii, Kclllher (Ailininistriitm f„r tlie estate (,( P. II. Kclllher ileoeaseil), Special Free Miner'a ''ertlflt-ato Nn. r,27fi intend, eixly ilays from the ■luli, herein*, to apply to tlio Mining ltecnnler for a CertiHcate nf Imprnvoiiieiita, fnr the purpose of rilitaining a Crown Urant nf the almvo claim. Anil fnrtliei tako notice that action, under See tion 37, must be commenced hefore tho Issuance of such Certlttrato nf Improvements. Ilatetl this Fifteenth day nf Felimary, HUM, KENNETH L. BURNET ASK YOUR DEALER FOR "KURTZ'S PIONEERS" ••KURTZ'S OWN" -SPANISH BLOSSOMS" UNION MADE CIOAR8 MANUFACTURED BY Kurtz's Pioneer Cigar Factory 148, Cordova SI,, W. VANCOUVER, - • B. C. Dn Ynu reco'v,) ywn ^Al1'" 11 nit a I, i) regularly and "on lime?" If not, kindly notify tlm olliee nl once, wither inini II! or by postal. M. J. HENRY'S Nurseries, Greenhouses & Seed Houses VANCOUVER, B. C. IlKAIKJIiARTKItH FOB PACIFIC COAST (IIIOWN (IAIIIIEN. KIKI.II ANU FMIWKlt SKKUS. Koworop now In stuck nnd on lest in nm- Kri-eiilmiises. Ask i-fnir merchant for llll'lll in sealcl pni-kllKl-s. If In- itoi-N not llillnll,, Iiniii wn will lllllll (id imsnrloil, Ac pllckoU nf vogolnblo nml llnwcr semis (nur nwi. selection. tillable fnr II. I.'. Kiirdunal for $1,111. Special nrlooi mi your Inilk Booda, II. ('. (IIIOWN FltDIT AND OIINA- MENTAL TIIKKH now ready for spiltiK sltlianont, I'.il, n ni,,' sl.Hik of two nnd I liri-ii-yiiiii- Apple Ticca at. I2H.III Iter Ml, IISO.IIl per 1,000 | Mny mini i'i,inis, st.in eiuih: IUiliaii Prune, two. year, floe, ii'i.Hi per I'll; Suanr Prone, two year, lino, fmni i er llll. Full list of other stuck nt rcKlllnr prloca. No expense, lo.s or delay of fiiiniKnlion or Inspection. 1ml mo price your ll»l ooforo plaolng your order, Oroonliqiuo I'lniiu,, Hor Work, Doe Supplies, Fruit I'ncknac*, Fi-rllllzcrs, etc, CATAI/Kll.T. FltEK. Nl. J, HENRY 3010, WiSTIIINSTI.il ROAD, VANllll VliR, B, C, Mrs. H. ,1, lla.ihury Mnnngress. First-Class Table. Private Dining Boxes. Lnrita Dininrtriioni for Hninimits, Supiiors, oto. Furnished Rooms To Let. FIRST STBEET, BEVELSTOKE Certificate of Improvements. :N"OTIC E Pcucock M".'».ral Claim, situate in tho Hovel- BtokoMtoliiit Division ol Woit Kootonnj Where located i-At tundurd Basin, in the Uill fiend, TAKE NOTICB that I. II. Sniilh, Freo Miner'si Certificate No. BUrKIM, acting ai aieut Mj,-' Juaegs,?"• Ui£"'s CartlOeate No.' II mil 0 E. Rolllnion. Free Miner's Certil- cate No. II ISMS nud Wm. M. Beaton's Fre. Mioer's Cerllllcuto No. B 801S5, Intend silly days from dote hereof to apply to Uie Minina Hocnnlor (or a Certiflcate of Improienioute for tlio purpose of obtaining a Crown Urant of Ihe above claim, And further, take notice, that nation under Section .17, must be commenced bofore Ihe issuance of such Cortlllcnte of Improvement!.. Doted this Second day of April. A.D., 1909. Ap- I-*" R. SMITH. Certificate of Improvements. NOTICE. Martha Jano Fraction and Mlnto Mineral Claims, situate in the Kevelstoke Mining Division of West Kootenay District. Where located :-At Standard BaBin. Bin Hena. TAKE NOTICE that I, H. Pmith, Free Mllinr 8 ( ertlfloate No, II 885,25, Mtlag as agent for tho Prince Mining nnd Devoloiiment ("om- pany. Limited LiabiHly; Free Miner's CertlH. cats No. II 8818a, Intond siity days from date hereof to, apply to tho Mining llecorder for (ordllcatos of Improvements for (he onrnoso ol 'obtaining Crown Urants of the above claims. And further, tako notice, that action under Socliiin ,17, must Iio commenced before the issnniicp of such Cortillcntes of Improvements. Datod this Sociinil day of April, A. D., 1(K1«. AM-Um. R. SfdlTH. NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thnt 50 dayi nftordiito I intend hi apply to the Hon. Chlof Commissioner of Lands and Works for a niiecial llconse to cut aud carry away timber from the following described Innds, situate at or near the Standard Basin, Rovelstoko district. Commenolng at a post planted about 1) milts nortli of Standard Mine, and marked "C.J. Bs.South.,, est Corner Post": thence north 100 chains t thenoe east 10 chains | thence south 160 ohnlns; thence wosl 10chaini to the place id commencement. Dated tho Socood day of April A,D„ 1006. AP-C-m. C.J. RUMENS. NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that 30 days after dale we Intend to apply to the linn. The Chlet Cnniniisslnnernf Lands anil Works for a Hpeclal Licenso tn cut mul carry aivny liniln-r trow the folluwing iloscrllmil luiiils. 1. Cniiilnclicliig nt a put planted Hi chillis nnrtli from the smith west, cornin- ot hit No. Slid anil marked "A. L. Cn'a, N. W, corner pusl," thence smith 8(1 chains, 80 chains east, HO chains north, so cliains west to point of commencement. Untod thli mini day of March, 11108. 9. Cnininencliig at a post planted t«i chains ..wilt fr. .in the south west corner of lot No, tail nml marked "A. L. Cn'i. Southwest corner nost," tlieiira 80 chains north, 80 chains east, en chaini smith. Sll chains west t„pnltit n( cnmiueitcement. Diilml Ihls until ilny ol March, 11)08, ARROWHEAD LUMBER CO., LIMITED. NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given that thirty day* ii lor dato we Inland to apply to the Hon, I hioftiimnilssliinerof Lnnds and Works lor a spocln license Ui cut and carry away Umber from the following doscribod lands in Ihe Dili Irictiif West Kootenny! 1. Ciiniineiicliuata post marked -'Arrowhead l.uuilicr Oo,, Ltd. North-west corner pusl," planted imar tin, mouth ,,! Deep Creek near the slmro nf Upper Arrow Ijikc: thonce south so chains! thenco easl sn elinlns; thence north 80 chains; tlience west SO chains lo the point id i-iiinineiiceiiietit. 2. Commenolng at a post marked '"Arrowhead l.nmlterCii., Lid. Norlh-ivost corner post' planted alma! llll chains smith from tlm nl h id ii,m,i Creek where It empties inti. Upper Arrow Lake; thence south so clmins; thenco east 80chains: theuce north Ml chains; thence wost 80 ohnlns to the point of commencement, Dalcil this 7th day ol March, A, II., Ilioj. ARROWHEAD LUMBER OO. LTD Trademarks and Copyrights obtained In all countries. PATENTS I obtained In all co ROWLAND BRITTA1N, Registered Patent Attorney Mechanical Attorney and Engineer. ' Room 3, Fiilrllcld.Hlo.ik, Granville at., near IMI VANCOUVER, B. C. A ptK.tcord will wicuro nn evening appoint iiiciti lor .iioso who cannot call during, l in,- dar THE MAIL-HERALD, BEYEIiSTOKIi 11. 0, ?/ resomtl bmjrim tnbt n MINING DEAL Copper Property Near Golden to be Operated. While in the east E. A. Bradley completed the deal for thc copper property on Warren creek, at Spilli macliene, north ol Golden, This is snid to be one of tho best showings ul coppor ore in Kootenay. The property is owned by G. 8. McCarter, 0.1). Huar, A. McLean and A, F. Macaulny. Tho purchase price is largo. Develop ment work will probably bo started on tho property at an early dnte, In connection with the deal for the Giant in the samo vicinity, this should be good news Ior Golden and bring better times there, OH 'HE YANKTON MSERVATIOH. 4 Ul.d.e/e Tl.w af tha ifeuej fowl •I Qraeaw„a4. Down la a utile pocket lies Ureeth wood, the scanoy town of the Yankton Battoo. To th* nortli th* barren -rise grad-dally away to tti Terse i iicmtlon, thirty miles away; to Ike weal and wet the tills; In front, tlm hravi -aattt-s al the Missouri, (nil ba&ktd atU powerful of flow. Titers w* quite a number of neat wMu i-aalesaoaa scattered along down lh* UUI* T»lley, the Ooveramenl schools, Ik* denominational schools, lh* UtU* skivohes, and th* laift white bouse WW* Ik* *(ent lives giving sous skow si ai-ohlleoturiil Importance to tie* tlaoe. Thay patrol the rsserva- tlea Is/ Ihslr «wa polios, a sturdy, Insa-eyed lot, and yet not alias* saougrh svamarlaally to cop* with lb* aoAiatMH sad lbs boomers. Thar* ll Bo end at iatarast ln watching tbe Iv dtans awn* la th* pest or tha ajenojr star* |» tnd*. Whaa aft Itdlu wants aayfhlng bs wants It sad K doesn't make any dlf- teranc* wist It costs. I Imagine some of Iks Hoale w*o sell goods to the In- dtu* tit aware of tbt faol. Thousands 1901 thousands of dollars are MM snit, usay thoiisande of them the rear (krough to these Indians, and, If aw Is ta Judge by lbs way the Indians spend their nonay be must And ampl* reason §t seriously considering, Whal will the "u-disas do when they bava steal ill their Governmental money? Aajr an* Wba taken even a oureorf tlew af tbe relation between tha India, and the Government must las convinced there I* something re.dtaa.llr wioof tat thia money giving. While thews Indian* era not paupers, (hey are people who, ln a very large number of osaaa, are utterly Improvident Tha giving af laj-ga suau of maney t* af Ala olsss I* nothing less 1 mendicancy. TO-DAY'S LOVE STORY, that a praatum aa mi Tka maa «_• has lived Ills lit* strung tka mauatala* may bava soma eoaalinbH falsa af aauWenr, Vat ha la a blind man ta lnagnlflosat dla- tsaesa, Ul Um stand »' light or as twilight daapana and tha oreaotnt of tk* maea Is banging low In the sky, and ass iiathkif before htm hut the Illimitable prairie and nothing above lbs raddsak hrowo, graseea but th* sky and Ha anewnrng stare, and no sound tat tka ollck of the horses' hoofs or the whir at a big aralrle hen's wings dr the sharp, ugly metallic rasping of a rattlesnake's warning In the buffalo grass try the wayside—then will he be- (In to lean something of grandeur of soother tre*. Hour by hoar w* steer our craft fo* tha north star, steadily shining before us. Far la the distance, miles away, ws se* tka dtra glimmer *t a light, asykap 1 boomer's lantern strung •top his wagon pole to burn the night through, possibly the lamp tn the window of sons Indian's sod hut The tired horses begin to show the strain af trawl, far thoy have been covering a elity-mlle course since 8 o'clock ln the morning. By my side sits "Al"- Al Lyen. Everybody knows him ln this county, for he hu driven stage arar ihe whole region roundabout from fankton to the north of Montana. Re tells many a stirring tale of lh* early daya; he has made the long Jauwl pleaaurable by hie unaffeoted neJMiar. A capital story teller, and tha last man In tha world to bs hero io his own story. "Now, sir, you'ra h th* United State* once more," he says, as ws pass a atone and a furrow. Still w» have four miles to cover before we pull Op la Armour, the nearest railroad -Point t* tha reservation, and It is 9 a'clask when the long drive ends. Whan one rides for a hundred mites through South Dakota and passe* Haver a road of It where one may not see the bounding Russian thistle piled m against fences, lllline; the ditches along tha railroad, he begins to realize something of what these farmers are contending with, f* many cases farms, by dint of much la'u.r. havo been clear- od of the post* that the ploughing and Iho crop planting may proceed, hm even with all this pains, unless he hns a fence that reaches well up ta the moon, tbe farmer in nnl free from Un danger.—Mlnaeapolln Jourr ' rapleln. III. linn liiul, a- In Ireland the peasantry stin use '.lis arord "killed" In its original sense, con- tsylsg the Idas of serious Injury.rathei thai ieatk. Thus the frequenters ol frisk eourta will often hear a wittiest awsar li assault cases that he wil "klit entolrely." »n amusing InBtan -, (1 which tha word was used ln that senss appears In a report of a case recently tried ln Sllgo. An old man, who had been assaulter!, was being at- antlnsd by a young and lneitperleni:«d barrister, who was conducting the prosecution. "And were you stunned (when you were knocked down?" ho asked. "Was I what, yere honor?" asked tka witness. "Stunned," repented the barrister. "Shtire, I don't know what yes mane, sor." "Wero you rendered Insennlhlof" "Sliure, what's Insensible, at all, at all?" the witness asked, his face showing clearly that he was perplexed, "I'm afraid I -cannot gat any good of this stuplf witness, my lord," snid the counsel 'Let ma try him," Bald the Judge. Come, my good msn, did they kill ynii aow?" The face of the witness bright pied up and he exclaimed: "l-'ulx, that Ihey did entolrely, me lord," A I-'alllitiil Neuif lis. "It Ib easy to break off with a ico- arau, Jack; dun't worry so. Don't tell her a thing. Simply disgust her witi yourself. Stop sending her dowers and knii'knaclvs; dun't take her out bo much, and when you do, praise up somo other woman lo her; a girl hates that! and keep her guessing as to what yuu think of her. "I have tried It and know. My old- time sweetheart, Frances Grayson, ia now thn *lfe of a far hotter man than myself ind the happy mother ot a charming boy." "I believe I will try It, old man. Bul I am fond of the girl In a way, ami if you hear of our marriage you can kuuw I lost head" Ben Mallory and Jack Downs had known one anothor bul a month, yet In that short time had developed a llrm friendship that only the coutldcnco of youth can Install. They were both strangers In iu i-lty and brother lawyers ln tbe s.foi- firm, which addod to their congeniality. Jack was aa only child, adored by his parents, while Ben waa one of a large family of two marriages, whoso place In his home numerous half- brothers and sisters Usurped. For I1I11 own people he cured little and seldom 6poke of them. Yet If Hen Mallory ever truly loved a being on earth, he loved his sweet Utile half-sister, Kitty Kempster. She waa now at college and had lately ceased to write to her big, handsome brother as often as was hcl wont. Jack's next letter said: "Ben, I am free. After all. 1 am nol happy. I wish 1 had been square with the little girl, She let mo dowu hard. Mother has net her heart on my marrying on heiress in town, but of the two the little girl mils me best." "That fellow Is a fool," murmured Ben, as he unfolded a small missive from home, "lle loved that girl and didn't know It." Hen smoothed out his home letter ami read: "Dear Ben: Can't you come homo? Kitty does not seem happy. The child never complains, but she seems lo lie slowly failing away. She always love, you, and you might cheer her up a bit. MOTHER," Two dayB later Ben sat in Kitly'a cozy sitting room, with the bright Hie- light shining on her pale little face and reflecting the tears In her honest gray eyes. Hen drew her down beside him on a divan. "Tell me all about It, little girl,' he said. "There is not much to tell," she whispered, nestling close in his strong, loving arms, as a tired child might do when weary with play. "I loved him, lien. Oh, I did lnvf film so! He was kind and true ut first, and then he seemed to grow moody and sullen, and often cruel. 1 didn't understand at Hrst." Ben shuddered M a strange feeling of horror crept into his heart. Ben's face had lost Its gentle exprr-3- elon, and with stern, set features ha stared at the polished floor. "What Is hie name, and who Is ho?' His hard voice startled the girl. "Jack Downs. I met him at college," answered Kitty. Ben Mallory sank back among -Mia soft cushions, whils a look of pltlal :e remorse crept Into his dark eyes, and the lines In his face deepened, as with Ige. Kitty crossed the room aod gently stirred the coals in the open grate. Tlie dving embere threw a shadowy light on Ben's dark face is he watched the girl. "May God forgive me," he murmured (naudlbly. "I have broken the heart ol tha only creature ever given me to love. Frances, you aro avenged."—Chicago Tribune. Munich llegsan. Tha experiment tried successfully iT Count Rumford In Munich nbout tha year 1790, has been told over and over again. Tet I seem never to meet any one who knows what It was exactly that he did, soys Sir Walter Besant in London Queen. The city was filled with beggars, idle and dissolute vagabonds; men and women who could da no work, who had never done any work, who were familiar with every form of crime, they were the despali of the respectable people; It seemed Impossible to get rid of them. But Count Rumford did it. To use his own words: "To make vicious and abandoned people happy It has generally been supposed necersary to make them Tlrtuous; why not reverie this order? Why not make them first happy and then virtuous? This was aa Inspiration. He took two Bteps, therefore; lie provided plaom wher* the people Bhould be made happy Hrst. On New Year's Day, which was the day peon- llarly set apart for alms-giving, Count Rumford, with the aid of the soldiers, as well as the civil powers, arrested •very Single beggar In Bavaria—they were all out li the streets, hats off, hands out—and packed them off 10 clean, comfortable houses, or barracks, where thay were washed, fed, clothed and treated with kindness. Only they were not allowed out any more until piioy had learned a trade and had shown that they meant to practice It, Of course, at first they were uneasy and suspicions. According to Count Rumford himself, who makeB no mention of failures, tin success of the m a* ure was complete, Bavaria was cleared In a single day of beggars, and thay never reappeared. LAND NOTICES FIRST lIUTICRIaherehv alien Unit ihr.lv ikv.after * *+\+* * Tear raltli le Tour Month, An English writer says: I novel knew until to-day that any superstition existed with regard to the montli In which a woman Is born. Now, the following list, drawn up from an old volume, has reached me. If a girl Is born In January, she will be a capital housekeeper, given to melancholy, but good tampered. If ln Februar-. a humans and affectionate wife and loving ■other. It In March, a flippant ohat- terbox, given to disputing. It ln April, Inconstant, wanting ln Intelligence, but likely to be good looking. If In May, handsome and likely to be happy. If In June, Impetuous, will marry at as aarly age, and be frivolous. If In July, rather handsome, and with a sullen temper. If la August, amiable and practical, likely to marry rich. If in Septamber, discreet, courteous and pop alar. In October, pretty, coquettish and unlucky. Ia November, liberal, kind and a mild disposition. In He- nembec well proportliitsd. toad fi Uuv- kilt/ and axtravs_aali V UIU 1: i* licivl.y alien thai -i...l, ilnvsalliT i\ I im nnltonpilj tothe . liiul Con , „f Untie and Worki foi ,.-■..,,i~- i--1. to imr, i ami Hi, folluwlne ,1 illieil lamia on ll,- C„h ,lu lllver, North-Weal Kootenny: Coiumeiicini!al apnsl within two I'linlin, nftho A. .-,,i 1 K. railwa) line, nhotit n 11 lie norlli oi Arrowhead, marked "11. Iloelioy'a ninth ,-. ,1 cornel i- >. 1" theuce norl li 101 iui,,-. Hi, nee enet 10 ehains, theuce luuth It) clinlne. theuce wesl 10 chains ti. ,.1 f ,'„iiin„'!ii-,-in,-iil. ll,1,-1 V .1 Ii Kith, I". 11. U'lllll.Sf.V, I'm «. V. tullvle, igout, Y 1,in 1. . in.m, given thnl ibm days iltoi i\ thu, i Intend In nmilj totheChii-f Colilllll.. sinner „f Uuiununl Wurkifor pernilssiiui lo pur- chime Ihe fnllowhur iloierlhed lands on lho Cnlinii hi, lllver, North-Weii Koolenayi Ci,111111. II,-ire .,1 a pest within Inn chains nl tin- A. and... mUway line,nlioul 1 loimil , i,,!( north uf AiTowhoail,marked -.1. M.l'hikhnui'e Miuili weil i-iii.i. 1 poat," theneenorthlOchnlna, 1 In-ni 1 c.-i-t i„ chaini,Ihence h i,,,l >-. thenci in-1 locli.-ihi* to place ol commence nt. Dated Marcli nil,mm A. M. l'lNKUAM, I'M W. ('. Iljlilli,-. lllllll NUTICK is lierol.) Klvcnthatslxti daya after date I inn-mi t„ ,|,|,l. tolhoEhlel Horn mi-si anl lamia ami Worm foi penulaal n pnrchaio tho following .leicrlhedlanilion tlw Columbia river. North-Weil Kootonay: 1''imini'ii, iui: nt;, poil within two chaini of tin- A. nnil K mill, -n line, al 1 two miln liol Arrowhead, marked "W. P. Ugllvle'i louth noil comerpoit,"the north m clmins,llie ail 10 chaini, thenco itiiilli.O chnlni, tl -,- well 10 i-h.-iln- to place of cniumiujcoiiiout. Dated March Mill, !t«l. w. t--. oiui.vii:. NOTICK I* herohy given that alxty days alter date I Intenil tn apply to the Chief Citiini-- lienor 1 f Until and Vnirk., (or pcrui'islon n, pop chase lln- fullowlng dwcrlhoil hinds on tbu Columbia river, North-Went Konteniiyi- Cuininonclngat n poat within in,, chnlni „( the A.audit railway iim-. 1.1 t two nud ahull miles norlli „l Arrowhead, marked "A. Johnion'a south woat corner i„,.-t," theuco north -in chain... tlionco east m chains, thonce south in ,-l,;iin-. llienee west in chain.- to place „f commencement. Dated March mill, IWO. A. JOHNSON, fBBM ll'™ IV. I', (igilvic, Agent. (AL REPORT OF The Buira?d Sanitarium Limited And Second Report for thc Institution. A PHENOMENAL RECORD, THE REVELSTOKE WINE & SPiRIT CO. LIMITED. iVNOPBIH OF UKOULATXONS QOV- 13HNINQ THK DISPOSAL OJ?" DOMINION LANUa WITHIN THL ltAiL\\A!t BELT IN THK PKOV- iNCid OF BH1TIBH 00LU.1IHIA. ul all UU Hi:- U.ii.ll.' lln .1 LlCiiiAau lu uui inn nuirai uiny al yuuin; tOiUpwUiiOji, lelllltl ut yo pul' Byuiiiu null; ij UU" iur till uiuuci' Derma excupi musts 1 altU .Vcai Ul lUit lUt* W1I1CU 1J1« 1UUU ai lite i.uv ul o oeliia yer uliu per am in auoiuuii iu llie luinui, Uul*& ul Cuiiowjug rates uie (riiurgw*:— jjurtii luialier, iiu etuis per 1 ilul UM. ltumvui liusj, cnjui ami iiuio v 1 i-i uuu i a-4 cenu each. biiuiBiu uuiib, ii. cuius a cord. Ail uiuer yiuuucis, u pei ueut sales. tluuntte is issuc-u su suuii as a uttu. .ruined, l>ut 111 surveyed leirnory i"- uuiuui uuu iju uui un u uerUt uuiu Ui> ilucnseo ous luude a survtsy uu-mui, reriiuls 'm uut uiuuur uiu aisu Bruuiui ul puuiiu uuiuijcluiuii, uxuulil in llie uu** ui duiuui settlers, wuo iui_uue Uie um iui inuii uwn use. taeiiiers and uiiius tuaj uitu outalii yeriniis lo uul up iu luu euro's 01 Wuuu toi sale wiiiiuut v-uinpeiiuun. * ine uues puja^.e uuuur a puriuii ar- Jl.oU pui uiuuaaiid leet u..u., iui Bnuun Limuer and saWluaa ol any »*ouu ex eepl oak; Hum l-z iu 1 i-i eeuis per tinea luul i'ur ouudiiifi togs; uuin li !•- tu - Ceuts pur uuiu iur wuud; 1 eeni loi leuu pus is; J eeius lui railway ties; uiiu j ueiiis per cord ior sinagle tioiu. i_eai>es lor Bruaiua purposes are Issueo iur a lerm ot iwemy-one years, at 1. luiital ut two eeiiis per acre per uuiiaiu Coal lauds may ue purcoaaed ut ->i per acre ior soft uuai und i&j for antnra eiie. ^u^ muie man _-u acres may o< acquired uy one iuuniduai or uuinpaio lioyaliy at the rate ui IU eeius per toi ui -uuj puuuds is collected un tne fc.'us output. iiiutriea tur land ior agricultural pui p„si» may ue made personally at lue -o eui land ulliee ior tne UlBtnot 111 wmoi Uie land tu ue tatiull up is siluutid, u. u mu numesteader desires, ue muy, 01 appiu-uiiuH tu me Minister ut tne mterioi ut ottuwu, tue Commissioner 01 immigia Uun ul Winnipeg, ui' me lucui agent to' Uiu District, wimin wnlcu uie muu 1. situated, receive aiitnonty tor some um to mate entry tor mm. , A lee ol flu Is enurged Iur nomesledu eiury. A seiner ffbo lius received an entry !"■ u uuuiustead, is leyuned lu perlorw lUt uunditiuns connected tnereWiUi unuei ou> ui tlie lu.iowing plans:- U; At least six munms' residence upland cumvaUon ot um laud in eacii >tm during the term ul turee years. a is tne practice ui tlie Hepartmen. lu require a settler to ormg in acres unuei cultivation, uui it he preiera lie may suu- stltu;e siuuk; and 'Hi head 01 cattle, tu m actuuio ulB own properly, witn build.ngb iur llieir uccumiuuduuun, wil. Uu requ.red Instead 01 cultivation. t,.) n tlie luilier tor motliui, it tut tamer is deceased) ut any person muu n uugioie tu inuke u homestead entry uudei Uie provisions of the Act, resides upon u (arm in the vicinity 01 the laud en tered ior by such person as a homesteuu, me requirements ol ihe Act as to residence prior to uu'iuiuing pateni may u« ■auiislied uy sucn person residing witn Ihi father or mother, \,6i II the seitler has his perniumiu r-esidence upun farming land owned U) him In the vicinity of his homestead, llie requirements ol Uie Act as io residence may be satisiied by residence upon llie said land. Application for patent should be made at llie end uf three years before the local agent, sub-agent or u homestead inspoc* tor. Before making application for a pateni, tho settler must give six months' notice in writing to the Commissioner of Dominion Lands at Ottawa, of his intention to do so. W. W. CORY, Deputy Minister of the Interior. Ottawa, Februray Hth, 1905. 1 "Carbo*Magnellc r/fr/wWairi I ,. iVfllltllKl 111 IIS O1 i*i 1] r way, With ordinary cnrcfnl , il Kill !„(].] ,_„ _, ..-'!,;o iu. s&tjgW , P*^ln $150 Doable Cone-m t?.rl for beivy beardi * •< "CarboM-iBiiclii" K!as« c Cushion Strops, $1.00. Free booklet "Hints to Shams." "GRIFFON KNIVESj" Made of "(irlll'on llnzor Steel Thoy hnhl an odgo longor limn any knlfe itiade. Full n.-nriutonl. All -tj-loe, fawrence Hardware Co. Limited, REVELSTOKE 11. 0, ITl'WAllDS uf ono liniuli-i'd siii-glcal uiioratlons weiii porfoi'iiidii, all wllh I i'iini|ili-li'snri-i'.**, anil uiilv nni,ilt-alli tintnl'iivt'i- two Inniilii'il p.-ilit'til* Limited. Si-vi-n |iiili('iilawi-ri, in lln-Siiniliii-iinn nl lln- opening of tlio year, 203 wero admitted during i ho yoi inking a lulal uf 212 ti-eiitcd, Of Ihoso im wore males and 118 foiiuifes, 112 were surgical, 81 medical und 10 ohstett'loal, 12 |iiitii'til's l'l'itiiiini'il in al tin)close nf llio year, The inlnl days ti'i'iitmenl weveHllifJ, nn average uf 10.10 days per piitlonl. dm nf the 212 imllonts Lri'iiled unly nne dentil ucoiti'i'ed being loss tlinn 1 percoiit, This one death was due to suppurative pyelitis complicated ivllii liciirl dlseuso, Patients were admitted from llio [allowing localities; LOOALIT1ES Ils Udnor I Now \V,,.*lniinsli i I Culllngwoud 1 Brandon I Iluiiaitl I Wesl Iiiiiii Islantl I Rock Bay 1 Salmon Ann 2 I'm I ll.iiiiini.i.il 1 Ut, l,i'liiiiiin 2 Calgary 1 lliilshurv, Allu. I Cliilliivn'i'li I Miami, .Man. .'I WhitoHorse, Vukmi 1 'I'lic Hntlis aud Massage Depaitmenl have been eminently successful unili'i' the management uf Miss Millingtun, During llm yeiir, 11.11 treatments wi'i-o given, nnd us the patronage lias gradually Increused, it lms become necessary to engage an assistant, Early In the year a souvenir prospectus was published und copies mailed to tho many friends ol the institution, The olliees, reception rooms, halls, and most of the private wards have been neatly painted nnd decorated, adding greatly to llieir appearance, The increase of our work in the East End bus necessitated the opening of branch olliees in liiul purl of the city for llie convenience of our patrons, Vancouver Vannndtt Uny Kamloops Alberni Van (land Washington sinti Ninth Vancouver Central Park l.iitlysinitli Lund AI lin Hock Buy Epworlli Sudbury .Siuninei'l.'ind 2 I'oi't llaney 2 Aider Grove I l.illooel I Hauclow, Man. I lint-lint Kay 1 Sen I lie, Wash. I Dawson 1 IjvIIoii 1 IjciIiic, Allu. I Revelstoke :i Ki'i-IVi- Slut ion I Sinn-is, Man. 8 Nuns River 1 EbtU'lio ■arj3umuM0ttjS.it il*i iTi ,*l*i lib i'i, il*, ,Ti i1*i ,1*i ti'i iti 1*1*1 ist. il*! iii iti il*. 1*^1 A 1*1*1 A ,*fri ife A. A _c The Leading Merchant Tailors Don't order a Suit because it is cheap. Order it because it will be becoming, fashionable, durable and comfortable. The best is ihe cheapest. We make the best. In making a Suit we give advice when wanted and we accept advice when a customer desires to give it. Every now and then you are confronted with the question, " Who's Your Tailor "—Cresssman & Morrison, of course. Oressman & Morrison 'i it*! ti'i t'li tt*. iTi i*l*i i*l*i il*i 1*1*1 '-I*, ,-i-, ,'■", ,-r, .-T. .1-. .-T. .-1-. .-r. .d*. .'t. .-T. A. ."f. ,1*..- R OPENED REMODELED Union /f o/e/ Restaurant Mrs. McKitrick, Manageress. Opi'ii nt all hours, Meal Tickets Issued Short Orders tastefully served, Rates Moderate If You Are Not Able To attend to the writing of Advertisements yourself, send in your ideas to us. We will put the matter .in shape for you, and we think we can please you. INTERIOR PUBLISHING CO., LTD. Revelstoke, B. C. hm Import direct from Country of origin. WHOLESALE DEALERS ONLY. RBVBLT80K1], B. O. -jj-jfMttrjr-i.-.: ..^^uaaammsm HOTEL VICTORIA i Under New Management) ROBT. LAUGHTON, Prop., REVELSTOKE, B. C. First-olaj accommodation lor travellers. Best brands ol Wines, Spirits, and Cigars. RATES $1 AND $160 PER DAY FREE BUS MEETS ALL TRAINS WM. J. McMASTER & SONS, -LIMITED- WHOLESALE SPECIALISTS (-loves Shirts Underwear Socks Smocks Blankets Hose, l/t Hose Overalls Dry Goods, etc. Makers of "BUCK BRAND" Goods ADVERTISED EVERYWHarK LETTER ORDER8 RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION Central Hotel ^»_. REVELSTOKE, B. O. ABRAHAMSON BROS., PROPRIETORS. Newly built. First-class in every respect. All modern convenianoea Large Sample Rooms. Rates $1.60 per Day, Special Weekly Rites. Queen's Hotel, Trout Lake, under same management ORIENTAL HOTEL^ suitably furnished with the choicest the market affords. Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Rates $i a day. Monthly rate. J. ALBEET STOHSTE, PROP. GET YOUR EYES EXAMINED FREE A large variely /""N ^ -''"•' require of Glasses always /' ] ... anything In Jewelry kept in stuck lii-re /"'' "*\\_ //' '-, il is here for you, Try a pair on ■ we guaranlee a perl'ei-l lil. A complete stock nl' lln- riglil class of ^ilnils. J. GUY BARBER, - Jeweller, Optician ff4i^f>4ifHHHHHHHH^H\^H4^4HH>*>t>HHtNHH^0\ LOANS NOTARIES SIBBALD & FIELD HAVE Houses and Lots FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITV INSURANCE COMOX COAL WV***V**^^^^r',^^r^^^*^^^^^****************' CITY LIVERY STABLES Hack Service to any part of the City at all hours. Rigs equipped for Sleighing Parties. First class Single and double Rigs. Express draying and Transferring. Saddle and Pack horses for hire. All kinds of job work undertaken. Wood for sale. .Stable and Residence Ppone 41 Hack Stand " 27 CHAS. W. TURNROSS, _£___£. Queens Hotel COMAPLIX Best brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Travellers to Fish Creek will find excellent accommodation at this Hotel. CHIEF YOUNG, - - Proprletoi l^gdr^mpnds *f mode from fe»t^|_e6ijg_js grown on ourown WanraRonA and crysfalized lp monble Hock &ndy-Hw ^ain& sfrarlile Hkr uncurdiamonda* if isme mojl delicious Su^fiwde fcrTea orCoffee-. Sddjkcy wliere... '*^«^^%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%v,sy»«%%v 1 ' P. BURNS & COMPANY, LIMITED. \ I1KAD DKKICK : Caloahv, Aliikiiti. Wholesale and Retail Meat Merehantt I'nrk Paotnra ami llealer. in Li™ St-«-k. Marked in all the prlnrlp.1 OWm and Tnwni el Allwrta, Britiih Columbia inr] tha Yukon. Packannfthr Othbntad Bund ' Imp -r it„r" ll'tms 111111 icon, .in-l Sha-nr ,-k llninl, lj-»l l.ai.1. 1%%%%%%%%%%%%-*%%%%%*%%*%%%%^%%%M THE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE, B, C I E _A_S T E E G-O O D S r 117111,..""--*' r^...■ aras-.l.*ig-Tjjlt>jfl j.Vv.j.-C.ij.r-M.aaiMljik. - l-'iill BISTER—Wc have opened up a Im'go shlpiiioni n! Ens MILLINERY Wine*. 1,'uills anil Braids, PERMS KID GLOVES I,, l,„i;,-' ,t„l MIbw-b". livery I'uir Ouai'itnii: il. Silk Qlnvci and Lisle Thri-ii.l— ail I he Now Shape*, LA11IES' FANCY COLLARS AND BELTS—Snino Oliiil'ining Nuvcllii : jjM.'ji IS,?;, .J.-LL Novelties, llnivt els, 3E EASTER WAISTS > ur showing i of tho Imsl,—■juibi-iioiiigall the Nuivesl Silks. La«-ni f& Nainsooks, eto. Prices (roni lfl.00 to ifl'2. & SEPARATE SKIRTS Our Now Stick Is in, Vou will ho dollghtctl with tlio Styles, Quality anil Finish oui modorate pricci. boots austd shoes N,-iv Spring Shoes belli in Ladles ami Children)1 Vou musl Inspocl litis Nobby Line ul i&k. Bprind Fo twear and piok onl your Spring Slmes. MEHSTS DEPAB.T]VlElSrT \, jjgg \-,,w ii,,t-. \,-.i Suspenders, New Spring (Uovos, Men's Walkovor Shoos—tlio hosl line Shoes on the Market, WE UtE HEADQUARTERS FOR EASTER GOODS, i -jw-ri"—rj"TO!?rjrarai«^ & YOD'NG- EEID m -•„■.• ,:'-; w -_% W M. w I I I m I s I tV%-*'V%ij.'*%%%,V%'V* 11t'll w FOR NEW STYLES OF ) Wall Paper; AT GOOD PRICES GO TO Canada Drug & Book: Company. '* MARRIED. Dri'K«'oKin-Ti.i.i.i:*i)i:N—I'u tl"' I'1' in-:. at the Manse, by tlio Rev, W, C. Calder, Jauies H. Duckwortli, o! Lacombe, Aha., In Miss T. M. Tel- lessen, of Wisconsin, U, S. Local and General. P, Burns will be in Revelstoke Friday tu arrange about building hnve. W. Bews has a beautiful growth ol crocuses at his resilience on Second street. The city ol Kamloops has lowered its rate ol taxation this year by ten mills. The Dominion parliament is cun- Bidering a bill to lis a standard milk can at 8 gallons. The Miner urges that $5,000 he spent in improving the Beatou-Cambome road this season. The tennis courts will be open to members ol the club on Friday, morning and afternoon. James Coleman, oi Sandon, B, 0. died at the 0. P. R. boarding house, Kamloops, on Saturday, There is a fret? gold exoitement at Grand Forks, four Equare milts uf claims having been staked. The 0 P, K. have arranged to build a school ,.t Laggan lor the convenience oi the families :' employes there, H. Colbeck lms planted out HU Iruit trees on his lot on the Big ,licnd road, the work having been done by J. Haley. The C. P. R. have had a young bear sent to the Field hotel for the delectation of season Ilii-- week iii-ranging [or tin: lilting up ami opening of tho new telegraph olilco n McKenzie avenue, which will ho opened lor business nest week, As showing tlie growth of tlio fruit- growing industry in British Columbia, 800,000 Iruit trees will pass llirnugh ih, customs al Vancouver lids month. As showing the importance of llie tourist trallic to the mountains of British Columbia, lli.Silri tourists were registered ut Banff last yenr. Their expenditure in hotel expenses, railway far-.-, guides, clc, is estimated tnliuve averaged $20 a day ur $306,700. The Crow's Nest I'uss Company slates the Carbonado mines will be cl,,*eil and the men given employment at Michel. Thi* will practically wipe the town of Morrisey Mines oil the map. ll is reported the company will establish a smelter al Michel. A new kind of pen mado "I a metal called laiitulite, which, il is claimed, will resist the action of chemicals and is even more elastic than gold, will shortly be placed ou the market, It is claimed that it will be manufactured so cheaply that it will drive both tin- steel and the gold pen out of business. A party who came in front thc west to do their shopping ill Ri relstoko thi* week, expressed their appreciation oi the lin,-stores courteous attention and iim- selections afforded iu Ri vel stoke and said they were --- well pleased with their visit tu tin citj they would bo frequeut visit - in future. The Advance say- 'Mark Hill, ol Armstrong, is setting out lU1'11 fruit OPERETTA Given by St. Andrew's Sunday School, A large giitht ring gicolid tlie children ,,( St, Andrew's Sunday aeh -,,1 on Tbtirslay evening, when I hoy lOpoated their Operetta, Tin chiltlron us usual did Iheir work woll and gavn greal pleasum and s'lli'lactlnii to their hearers. Apart from tho Operetta, it prugi'iiniiiio uf recitation and songs was given, in whioh the young people gave additional evidence ol talont and aptness. Minnie,' Andoi'soii and Merle Cnltler in I heir song nl '-Sailing" brought down the house and were ngain nml again encored. Their re- BpuilSe was, "Hood llye Lillle Clll'l llnoil Ryu." A li'iilnre ul Iheir sung "Sailing" was llie chorus, in which lho young girls of the school joined with good effect, (inrilaii Anthony sustained his reputation as n reciter Mr. Liddlo sang well tho "Longshoreman." llildii llol.ls und Anglo Mcllnire, whoso voices blend well, sung nicely tlie old song "Far Away." The united oldor of young people ooiioludcd the programme with "Watch while I Sleep," as n cliinus, Kule Britannia and lho National Anthem brought to a close a very pleasant evening. The collection mn.united to $21.50, FOOTBALL. The C, P. R. football team will play the City team on Friday aftoi'noon nest. The city team play in whito, The 0. P, 11. team will bo as follows; Goal, Leo; backs, Entwhist-le, Johnson; half-hacks, Morton, Annan; forwards, Kcrfnot, McRao, Feqney, Donaldson, Allan, Sneddon. Sftfl*'!^ GOO! 'TO •s_y rs ! ■*,*, nl ■■■■ ■ a__B H 1— trees in addition tro nbout ,, .--.! during the coming number planted last seasun, Itianoi dillicult in look int" the ftitun -,,i- the revenue Mr. Hill will n il fruil growing. Th,. Innds Uiw [,„. morly owned by Ihe C. P. It. and wero purchased Irom that corporation about i year ago by l{, |{, Hjorkness, who in turn lias now sold to the Nelson syndicate. Owing to complaints of pupils playing truant Hie mother ol an absenting pupil was brought before ll, Gordon, police magistrate,charged with failing to send her hoy to school, The mother staled she bad dono nil she could to gel him logo, hut lm wuul-1 ii I, lle was ordered to be looked up for 2-1 hours, and warn,,I ibal if ho still persisted in absenting himself he Would be Belli to the peiiilenliar . The fiercest riot San Fruncisc i lms witnessed in u generation was a sequel in n meeting of Socialists as an ex- prcssion of sympathy fur President Miner and Secretary Haywood, of the Western Federation ol Miners. The jinlico interfered, when a hand-to-hand light resulted, several ollicers being injured. D, .1. O'honiigliue. Dominion fair wage oflloor at Ottawa, is on his way to British Columbia, where ho will look into tin- payment of wages, lo men employed on the oonstructii f a section of railway from (lolden. , Mr. lloborts, of tlio C. P. II., formerly foreman ol th shops here, has I n in the city getting information as to tlio electric power neci Bsat) fur tin- shops and the capacity ul tin city plant tu supply it. As the result of thc work of tbe dog poisoner anothor dog wa* poisoned (hi* in,lining. Dr. Th,mn- opened tlie animal and declared the cause uf poisoning to be strychnine. C,,n,bi,-i, i Risl '■:; has - - eived news - :' the death ol hiabrolhei F V Risteen, at Topeka, Kansas Di c, .-.- (I was Masti r Mechanic on the Santa i.. i:, .ii, Mr Bradsl in the Buffs ts Messrs. Mar- shall and Sei I ing ul - rt . I '■■'■'-:- - "■ c« this after i at 5 company's " - '' l! Friday morning i .. prayer at II a.m. and 7.30 p m. East- We n - ■ "■ ewi,lbe ' oelebrrtfaD ol Holy Communion al ,. 8, and niter Mal ■ II ■ m, I-'■■■ song al 7 30 . ■ '■ • !..,-!, r, by ■ , ; ,,.,.., . the In- Fqt Mm Everything here I i lit ynu nm in ilu '■ things lor Spring Our -I ,-;, h , en I illy replenished aid ive can bIiuw ynu ,:-, -,, tn dale goods. Clothing In lho celebrated ('. N.,v It, uud Campbell's b,.-! lines. Vnn cat 'l b'-ni them [nr 111 oi iviuv and prices are luw, lu all Ihe New- Hats Shapes i, nli Iiniii, Neckwear , Is ono uf uur strung linos, Wo huvt jusl bad Hire,- now 1,-is iii. 08peohilly lm llie Easier Iraile. Fancy lines, bill not fancy prices. Hosiery We have jusl. pul in Iwo lines ,f Oaslimoi'O Hobo thnt nro bargains, Socthom at 25c nnd 31)0, per pan-. Wo also hnvo llieni in Cotton, Wool nnd Lisle. Shoes Shoes For nil fool nnd nil occasions, from tho ro ugliest work I" ol in Hie linest dancing shoo. Somo odd lines nl bargain prices. Collars, Shirts, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders. F< tV'4< C.S 9 We Ii ive al m uvoryIhiug you i: in nquire, livery Expus-tl, iiiga ns new goals, mill till the lutesl designs cm bu fuitnd hare. Hosiery In Lisle mill Colli II, plain ami ti| Work io black (ll lull, Wo havo gieul value in Ilu silo,,-*. Ribbons hi New Dresden and Eiiihruidi i-is.il I'nlleriis veiy pn ily ninl vt-iy . lump Neckwear Fur all ccoii'ioiis in dniiilylace nr embroidery GhrniUcltM, Yokes, ilc, in all the new pattern-, Gloves! Gloves! 3 Wg mako ii s|i oiiilly of Perrin'-i—keeping 1,1 wi ln'.-i grade and nulling thorn us low a- othor Stoves itek for much lower qiinlity. Embro'dcricd Collars All Olllircly New line, in,nml hiug very pretty and only Llio price ,,[ thc plain ones, Novelties ,i ,.11 kin.i-, 1 ami Mile llm. icmnl, Nmi Hurt Int I'll,,. Urn-Ill] Dress Goods r in, -ii,,-. In .Ml tin- Inlo i'„l»iinr,s nml iiiati-rliilB. William liail threo ■ (Ininls tu-e ulllitlu sails n„ e MOLEi^isr^_isr & JO.'TT ll Acompanv has been organised at ,. .'. , , 1 , 1, ,,, 1 [("in us orchard within a Ion yen - Vancouver i - taki i| ■ in !■ - mu- ary. irrigate it and subdi i il into Iruit larmi. Mr. Peeler, ;' Albert Can) n is about to -hip a carina I ime I Reveistoke, this 1- thi lecond id he has shipped, On Saturday a :' itball be played on McKensie avei u ecre- ation ground between the city and 0, P, 11. .nop team.-, Mr. Fletcher, circuit manager of tlie Pacilic division, wa- in Revelitoke eeeetaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee a a t a a • a a a a s • • a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a MUSIC A few New Song Books and 1 'mice folios have been put in stuck. Anything you want in the music line we will get it for you if nol in stock. M (ii ij 'j when all his y- ung trees conic into the -pl'.-itdid state uf bearing thai ins older trees are new in. II : ie, M inning .- taking the propef itepi •■ hi lp advertisi b- - itoke by having his envelopes printed ,,' the M iil-Hi nii.ii offlci evil . .,:'. H live .. 1 then m — Revelsh keistl ' . the famous Deutsohman Caves."—"Watch Revelst, - . "Big game hunting and lishlng — "Grandest mountain ici In the World." A* iliowing tho dei id for fruit growing lands u N'elson syndicate p ir chased a blook ol 3,000 sores at Easl Rnbson for something a litl o -, ei $50,000, and will subdivide t' Salvation Army Settlers Reports from the Motherland indicate that the wholesale business ol emigration has been brought prominently before tlio iittciition of tho British public tliis week by the departure ol General Booth's party ol fourteen hundred settlers for Canada. This makes four thousand in two months. Of those who soiled Inst week, sixty-live per cent, are mechanics, ten per cent, are agriculturists, lillei.-n per cent, aro tradesmen, clerks, clc. and ten per cent, arc domestic, servants. Only twenty por cent, are members ot the Salvation Army, but every one of the settlers is known i the S l.-.ili'iu Army authorities as lh and pr i i-r persons to setth in thc new country. The orgnniziii- n whi h reaches the people a* the Salvation Army does, and k -. -' eir character and cir- cumstain.es - titimal ly, is an ideai one to have tin 11 arte -1 selecting and transporting ... emigrants, hut many people think the res] sibility ,,i settling Ilii-in iu new homes over it .- tighi ;,, be shared hy the liritish Government. Business Locals.!Social and Personal Sec Hews' line Ea ter I'i l'l'iimc window. Gordon, Ir inside am 1' arc ham and lard, nt C 11. II 11110 &C o's UriiifSnid k Co, liuv ' 1 ung 1,1. A. ST PETERS PARISH. la me ProU eting e City I! ;ht, when it is ho| - t si ■ , I enetil 'i he Am - 1 '■ " . Meeting eld un M suing, April i . ■ . ..... been accnsl ■ , | ■ hm t*o* | being members ol . ■ i I:,,- Ladii -1.-: St. Andret'i -i, . I elei I- -ol., Id can Ross,M. P ei ..... tn prevent he Stud ty obn - ■ intorter vith B ' mu '- - Mr 11. .rl.-,-... .'-.. has liei , Baiter is rosidenl ,1 Golden for 18 years, died ' , , . - ;, «'»Chi A strike ,-i shingle mi., ii ingtoii is ex peeled tu close tin all .,i-,-i tho State The Carihiai Consolidated ploy BOO ne-ii ibis season - Crawford k. On'.* livery business nl Benton and Camborne. Lnwnoy's Chocolates in hulk or package at Bews' Drug Store. Thermometers for tho hath, dairy, etc., nil Bir.es, at- tho Canada Drug it Book Store. Moderate claims, that have an air „f probability, advertise, you bolter than extravagant cliiiins that may excite distrust. Ltiwn grass best quality, uLn mixed clover seed, fresh this year, sold at the Canada Drug Store. Keep your eye on Bews' Drug Store for the newest lines in Mote paper. I'lie world is divided into two groat classes; tho wise who advertise nnd il thei'wiso who don't. The linest Sweet Pen Seed al Bews' Drug SI,,re. .lust opened u big shipment of blank hooks and olliee stationery, all rulings, at the Canada Drug Store. IV. .1. Curtis, Piano Tuner, will bo in lo.ui a (ow days. Orders Iott at Lewis Bros, or R. Howsou's furniture store w ilh-'-ceive prompt attention. Miss John, tenchor of violin, piano and step dancing, apply at residence ol Mrs, Kimberley, Fourth Street. Children's carts and automobiles, gnrdon tools, oto., new lot opened at lln: Canada Drug Store. An .,1 that oonvinccs is better than one thai is merely beautiful, but beaut) if itself oft-times convinces. : . rl isii g to ron'Mii,:,- should appear tin Mail II, iiai.u. Vi e ,...M as usual opened up a fresh itnck ,,( Km,Inks. Cameras, all tho Blip- jilii - and chemicals, You can get a : - ■ $| up to $25 and Camoras , ,,i the Canada Drug k Id tit Store . ilinei ni) D. 'I., McLennan ,i -.- ithdrawn Irom the (hm of Lind- i Co., and will shortly upon iton il Camborne. Mr, '. -,. , ducting Lind- - • i. " ... i I, ai Boston, ,,- in future conducted bv Mr, nud Mrs. ,1. L, Curvenn hnvo roilimed from tho e.i»t. .1. D. Sibbald returned Sniidivnighl from his eastern trip. Mrs I, T. Sollway ..nil family hnve arrived on a visit, to Mrs. .1. Puvirs, T. II, Bilker has boon appointed manager nl the Arrowhead brnirch ol the Imperial Bank. Rev. Dean Pugot, uf Calgary, loaves next month on a trip lu Europe, in the course nl which ho will take in tlio Swiss mountains. Tlie carnation tea given hy tho young ladies of Knox Church was a groat success. The church was well tilled and everyone entered enthusiastically into tho contest, which was making paper carnations, The lirst, second and third prizes, which consisted ol carnations, were won by Misses Austin, Dsnt, and McRao. The judges for the contest were Mcsdiiiiios Brigg*. Dent, Sibbald, Palmer, mid llolisiin.niiil tho prizes wete presented to the winners by Mrs. Sibbald. The programme was excellent.. Alter llie lirst imlf refreshment,, were served in tho church parlors. The second half followed, iin.l was closed with tin: National Anthem, and benediction hy tho pastor. For Sale Or Rent. A FARM ON EASY TERMS Ciiliuilllllijj lllini-ri--. nhonl lliii',,.,|ii;.rt,-rs Inl with Timothy. Saltahlo lor fruit RrmvliiB. lloiino anil ,,ni itnil,liii"- in g i i-onilltinn. sit nut.- nl Craigcllnchlo, ,-. fen mil.-; rami ,,( Uovoliloko, Apply tn H. TjVl'J'INtl, llovolatoko, NOTICE is hen by given ,,l meeting to be called in tho Cily Hall ,-f tlio Fish and Oamo As-ncialioii iiii Wednesday next, till'. Lost >r atii.nl.tin,ttsth nl Mari'h .. -. lUVhiilreil fox-tcrrlni'lilti'li, hrnivn lu-ail unit earn .nnl mark nu rlflil sliuiihlnr. imivci-a In tho nanio ot I'ltms. Anylinil) fiiiunl liiu-liurhig this ilnit nllt-r mis liiillec nlll l,;< nrna In! tl. II. KMIIIIT VEGETABLES Will sell Carrots at Ifi ; Parsnips nt 11.20 ; Turnips ul 75c, freo on curs at U-vcUoke. L. E. Griffiths, Malakwa. B. C W A IN T ED WANTED An energetic woman, young or middle-aged, I" act ns agent, Liberal commission. Apply ul this Olliee. this A NT EDA young ludy for gem 'Jlliic. W general house work,' Apply nl WANTED Chemist and Assayer fur large gnld prupusillon in British Uolumhla wliii'o Oynnldlng is main il-'pai-liiienl. Slnto age, experience and salary cxpccti'd.' Send refei ■ enees with iipplii-alion. Must have 11. C. Cerlillciil.e. Addles-, '('iingliiin- eiale," Mull Herald ollil-e. WANTED- A second hand Conk Hluvcal Hu' V. M.C'.A. geiii'iid -lYTANTED -A gill I'm . VY house work, good plain wink, tin washing, threu iu l'ainily, wages $20.00 per niunili. Apply nt this Olliee. WANTED-A girl In iitlciid to baby, cither (luring day or fur afternoon (inly. Apply at Mail- Hl-:itAl.liOlllei-'. KXX) O-OOOOOOO-O OOOOOO CKK>000*Q ,. ii prophel itianil I I - md -■ ill live .,..-' is it awaki - ... eep ,,i-,io.l ....... i h tit ii spirit, Chri .,,.. ., vako! 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Title | The Mail Herald |
Publisher | Revelstoke, B.C. : The Interior Publishing Co. Ltd. |
Date Issued | 1906-04-11 |
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Revelstoke (B.C.) |
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Language | English |
Identifier | The_Mail_Herald_1906_04_11 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2016-05-17 |
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 | f2d12c6e-2acd-462e-955c-9db8ae43029b |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0310658 |
Latitude | 50.998889 |
Longitude | -118.195833 |
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