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jhing Tackle and Sporting Goods
|nV1, in stock ii full and complete assortment of fishing tueltle,
I .hii'iiu" nil !*'lluS °f *%Pi n00*48' spoons, reels, nets, poles, baskets,
1V Everything vou mny wnnt for n day's outing on stream or lako.
ly,' handle nil randtt of supplies for tenuis, baseball, foot bull, dr any
., [iii I >ini";*** ,•*-*-- „■ ,' - "i--, "•*■ -"■•vimi ui HHU
-J h unllr nil kinds of supplies for tenuis, baseball, foot bull, or an
hyv'sport. Flags, bunting and liroworks for the ti Ul>iatioi prov
POSTOFFICE STORE.
LICENSES ARE ISSUED
DISPUTED I.AM,., iN _MT KOOTE-
N VV TIIKOWN OI'HN.
Sliikors iiff.a.iJ .. • ■■ „, , r.aiulnSc-
Llbrary, janlOSn win n»ve
I.. Decide Title t'„ Hi.. Numerous Overlapping Locution*.
it, Confectionery, Tobacco
You an Set anything in these lines that you
require from us. Our stock in each is always
kept fresh and well assorted. We handle the
best the market affords. Prices are right.
SLOCAN
Id. SMITH.
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£ A FIRST-CLASS STOCK. . . 3
JP HIGH GRADE WORK "3
£ REASONABLE PRICES. . . =S
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OFFICE
RLINGTON HOTEL
SLOCAN, B. C.
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bptei is convenient to tlu- hoai« nnd tratns. The dinlnjj room
up te date while the I nr is roppTUsl with tlie hest in Vac market
GOOD SAMPLE ROOMS IN CONNECTION.
I I TrC r Travelling men. using Sample Roqina, $2.50pcr jl-'V •
\A l Co . Withont Sample l*looni8,$2*,boanl $8 per week; inenls Jo
h A
cnuine
c
earing bale
Holden shoes for
To clear out entire stock of Ames-
,..._ inen^'ure naverer
9 003t pj?it>9 iot 02..lit
S4.50
$3,75
duoe
I all lin
ft-a
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3 c:
slioes for
».00 shoes ror -
1 ■*-.5© slioes for -
We have about a dozen men's tweed
suits is 39 and 40 breast measure, to
be sold at cost price to clear,
early and get first choice.
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Come
)avid Arnot, Slocan.
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A Spring
Pointer
Nothing delights tlio
<•><* more tlmn 11 lim*
Biting, up-to-date,
stylish unit of clothes
A nev/ selection of fine
Grey & Black Worsteds
uf tho latest designs
iust Im vn received.
Laai week's Gazette coutnined an
Important and long expected notice
respecting coal au 1 petrol mm lands
m south Last Kootenay, Localparties
bave locations in tbe disputed area
aa 1 ! 1 thorn tbe dnnouricein 'iit Is of
peculiar . , rest;
Notice is hereby given thai li.'fuses
to prospect tor coal and petroleum
upoa ,'in 1 nnd r lands situated within
block 4593, south Eisl Kootenay, will
ba .issued forthwith to nil persons who
liavi* made pr ip ir application, in pursuance of tin' provisions of the Coal
Mines At and amendments. Tin* fee
for (Jach license will be $103, aud all
persons who hav.' nol deposited ao-
cspted li'..!1.; ch |'i.s to cover that
mount nro herebj required to do so
without Further notice. Licenses will
lx- is.-ii •:! hi the following form, viz.:
"In consideration of $101 now paid
under tbo said acts,nnd subj -ct to the
provisions thereof, 1. VV. S. Gore, deputy oommissioner, acting for tha chief
commissioner of lauds nnd works,
li<a",is.. in enter, pl'03pect, searcn
mid work for coal and petroleum (but
no other metal or mineral) upon, iu
ind under all that piece or paroal of
mineral land situate in iusd forming
part of block 4593, Bast Kootenay district, and described iis follows: ,
ind not exceeding in the whole six
hundred aud forty statut ■ 1 cres,
"Owing to the number i f applicants
for licensee to prosp »ct fo coal nnd
petroleum, and the peculiar circumstance.*] surrounding the application
for and issu nice ol these lieeus is,nnd
the well km wn fact that the i sunns?
li • "i uuav .id ibly su p >:id d for
u.i
;o many in niths, the gorenini inl ■ ■
British Columbia Huds il im; oanble
. , ;i i:i • tit • I'i'i;1 ible ri ;hts 11 thi
mui ■. ■ applicants. Th tfjfqro, foi
modate shipments over the branch or
the Greal Northern. The advent of
tlie Greal Northern railway in the
Boundary country is having au exhilarating effect oa the mining industry,
DEATH III' DR. ayi.win.
ThvhiiI \u:iy at Kiit«i*|«rlH« T.simlliig on
Kililny.
(>. C, Aylwin, the hist of a family of
five hoys and threa girls and father of
a family of six boys and three girls
(all living oxcept two), passed away al
the residence of his Bon, George, at
Enterprise Landing, Slooan hike, on
the morn of Friday, the 17th, in Ids
eighty-second year. The remains were
brought up to New Denver on the
2..t0 boat, and on the afternoon of
Saturday, the 18th, were 'borne to the
Episcopal church", where funeral service- were held bv Rev. Cf. A. Mount,
Incumbent, and thenee to the cemetery and deposited with due ceremony
in tli"ir last resting place, 'rin* coffin
was decorated with beautiful floral
emblems, kind tributes from friends.
A few sprigs of the emerald green and
Durple.-leaved shamrock were dropped
in tin* grave.
George Connolly Aylwin. M.D.,was
born in the city of Quebec, on the4th
of October, 1813i His father was a
wine in 'reliant, trading from Quebec
t.i.l''ranee, and wen! down in business
through th" loss of his three vessels in
the war of 1812. He afterward* was
placed in office us high bailiff of Quebec, but only tilled the office for a few
short years. Deceased's^eldest brother
w is judge in the court of the Queen's
H.aeli and died in harness; and in his
circuit through Quebec, Montreal 'and
the Ottawa, was known aiKhe "Poor
Man's Lawyer."
Deceased came to New Denver some
six year-* ago, residing With and cared
for by members of his family, all respited pioneers aad resident * of onr
tommanity and the Sloean. Com,
lli>-.viiv,l I'l'iirtlun ti, Roitimo.
G;> id n ■■*,s has been received in
town duJiug the w&ek ivhdi e to the
H .ward Fraction, to the effect thai
aii li ibiliti ar> lo bo wipt d o it and
. ..,,^..^ - ■ i. i .1 t t.i .1. .,...: iii i a. iii|ku uji in.v.
:'' n -/•.>'^''i-v^a: -m:-.' ^pro-port., regime at once. A num*
i"; " ': ' P' ■:■■ tr.-'Keii "i- .. j^f sulfa for **■-» and supplies
I"1 M-Mtnahoaof theirr -. ■ t, ;.i: •-■ i; ,v . !v,.., ^ ,.., ; 1,,,;,;;.;:t ;,.-ain. t thi
ma priorities,'tun licence is issued . ■ . , . • , ■ ,.
in 1 ace. pted Biiliject to su ih prio
•i;-!i'.. oi other ',>•:•; »us aa may exisl
,, i uv, and th i .1 il of thu lie • . i
not to !)• taken or held to waive enquiry by the co irts iuto th i pr .;-".
■i irformance ot all conditi mis pr ice
denl as between adverse claimjints;
■livl further, on lhe understandins
thnt lhe governmi ut shall col I e held
responsible for, or in connection with,
anv conflict wlich may arise with
other claimants of the same gro md
mil that under na circumstances will
license fe « !»,• refuud 11.
"And the holder hereby waves any
adaini or demand against the govern
iicnt. and expressly a freo.*) nol t i take
ray steps or proceedings, or pn n1
any petitfo'U, to enforce any alle
)nim or demand against the govern
in'ent of '.lie province o[ British C iluni-
bia ari in < oul of lhe isi uance of this
license or of anv oth ir matter or thing
appertaining th veto.
••The land bainguudnr ro3erv • from
pte-emotion and solo thi-a lie iu b di e
-.1 .1 include any ri fht oth a-than the
i*igh«rt6ptX)specl for coal or petrol, um.
'•The ilu.'iitiini i.i Ibis license is for
one year from th • i'M ■'
Th'osa liUrriiiiiimilm; Kate*.
Nelson wholesalers and- the C.P.n
Huh' imagine all the fun thai is being
, . ., , ,i ■ i: i opportunity loi
,„epai'.'d for them bv Ihe "''I'!-''''1'1: .(^eetio.. and
retail dealers in the interior l\ooteiia\ i |;u.„.t.(i
lawns, all because of the new set of I
ine, I ut i1!!' money h* beingstntto
s'ttisfy thi'.-e anu toeo.'-i' overy cent
I'.ving, It appears thero have been
member! in-tna pompany a Virginia
-.' raui • itkm -wlio have failed toetand
heir shiirro of oxpenses. These have
li ien let o il and the company reorganized aud put upon n so.uut footing. Tliere is no question of the m irit
>f the Howard Fraction, as il has
numerous ledges and an abundance of
ore of pay values. Splendid ramps
were last year erected and a first-class
trail put in from the Arlington basin
over the summit. Bona fide and pea'*
manont operation of (he mine will give
the Leniitn oreek Bection another
chauCe to revive.
Will Help tin* Dry Ora Belta
The Marysville smelter, in East
Kootenay, now controlled by the big
Sweeny syndicate, is to be completed
and in operation in September. Apart
from treating the Sullivan ores, they
j purpose* competing with the Nelson
; ami Trail works for custom ores. The
' company will make a bid for Sloean
! ores, and they expect to jjet ii fair rati
, Irom the railroad. In particular will
1 Ihey look to the Slocan country for a
tuli supply of dry ore, asserting that
they will H'ivi' better rates than are
now betas offered. This will be the
the dry ore belt of
Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
done,on the shortest notice.
All our work is guaranteed,
or money refunded. We can
in 'el anv tiiirse.
3 H. A. CLEVE,
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l?Ln
Main Street, Slocan, B.C.,
■Store: Next door to Postofflce,
freight rates put into
railway in favor of Noli
tellers have petitioned
commission on the sub
iffeel by the
■ni. Th." rn
the railway
eet, and they
hould result in mirations. The Sweeny syndicate controls the bulk of the Caeur
1 appear before thai body when
lattersit in Vancouver next month.
wil
the
As tho Vancouver wholesalers Ee-ei
lint thev are hurt by the new rates,
thev will taken hiuid in the inn and
Sfill appear beforo the commission in
support of the retailers, lu the mean
time the latter will rendezvous nl San
don and prepare their ammunition.
Aftsf Irnll I.iiiiiIk.
There is an evidonl desire on the
.art of many persons to take up land
i.i tiie Slocan valley for the raising of
fruit. During the past fortnight several outsiders have ben in inquiriug
j for likely locations, while other- have
.laen seektai? to purchase. A couple
5 i I of local parties have lately picked up
«3|liue pre-emptions In lhe Little Sloean
H country. It will not be loni
JUji valleys in this
I'll ''I". >*■ ■
iin immense amoun
till the
ilied with
» > settlers, who, in the years to coine.v. ill
mQ ] be taisiiv :iii immense amount of trui
action nr,
H
for export,
A Trai|liir:ir, lli'il nel loll.
fcl Two of 111 • six furnaces at thi
BS Granby smelter will go ooldonJulj
vrJ I, while a new roof i * built.
^>2:&M^ ; bins will be built thi
New ore
vear, to aceoiii-
d'AIene mines, and their presence in
the British Columbia field will be all-
powerful. The smaller njiheowners
here should be encouraged to develop
their properties and take out ofe,being
assured of a good market and fair
treatment.
Another Oiiange nl Ai'lingiou.
Another change has been made in
llu* management of tho Arlington hotel, George Henderson turning over
the direction of affairs to J, W, ('row-
on Tuesday evening, Tbe deal includes the whole establishment, Mrs.
Crow aqd daughter taking charge of
lh • dining room. Tlie new proprietor
is pretty generally known and is certain to draw his full share of the business offering,
Arllugton AitIviiIi.
Out-of-town visitors at the Arlington
hotel during the week were: A. E.
Brown, Seattle: A. Feat her .sou, Montreal; Robt. Buchanan Co., six inein-
bers; .1. A. MeKau ;han. Q. Nordenr,.
R. .1. Hamilton, C. White, F.G.Green.
Nelson; il, I'. Storiks, Woodstock.
Kiili'il iii the Centre stiir.
Ale$J?inkerton,aged about .'5.)years,
wiis killed ill tiii) Coutre Star,.Boss;
land, hist Thursday. Ue w,as ;t skip
fonder and had finished loading at the
.r>0;) foot level when be slipped and
fell down the shaft. When picked up
the poor fellow was dead, his skull
having been broken.
. SHIPPING in niii.K.
Ottawa Mine Is Banding Ita o.u from the
Al'll.lKtO.I ClHltl'K.
Tilings aro moving in a brisk manner at the Ottawa, where Mailager McPhee has 80 men at work. Tlie mine
is turning out oneof the largest in the
camp and by the end of the year will
lie the heaviest producer. Since the
wagon road was completed the ore has
been coining down at a lively rate,two
teams now being engaged in the hauling.
The ore going out this week is the
last to lie handled in sacks, iis from
now on it will be transported to the
smelter iu bulk. In fact one team has
been so hauling all week. The Arlington ore bins and skiing, near the
Y, have been leased for lhe purpose.
Much expense in the way of sacks,
breaking and filling will be saved, and
tiie ore can be handled more expeditiously. From now on two ears per
week will be the output.
Manager McPhee says he does not
want to talk much about the mine, as
he prefers to let the results speak for
themselves, He admits she looks
simply immense,while one huge stope
in particular is a sight for sore eyes.
Two tuns of ore have been forwarded
.to Jersey City for a practical mill test,
by a new process which, if successful,
will sooner or later result in a mill
lieing erected on the'property. -lust
now. however, there is very little ore
going over the dump,as the ore streak
will almost all grade up to a paying
average.
The Ottawa is the mainstay of the
camp and its success is having an encouraging effect,
A LOYAL REPLY.
Following is the Hansard report of
C il, Hughes' reply to Premier Laurier
on the diniissal from the command of
the militia of Lord Diindo'.iald, the
leading Scotch Boldier of the Empire:
"Gol. Hii'.'ll.s Another statement
of the first minister was tliis. He re-
f ,'i're 1 fo Lord Dundonald as a foreigner aud a stranger. Let me tell
the light hon. gentleman thai Lord
Dundonald is.a Britisher, and so are
all Canadians,!irrespectiveibf language,
race,or nationality. We are all Britishers, sir, and, mark you, we intend
to remain Britishers. It was Britain
which has peopled this country, and
let me tef the hon. the first minister
that we intend it shall remain British,
lt shall nol be annexed tothe United
States. It shall not become independent of Britain, because the people
who never hesitated to come to the
front in times of necessity bave decided it will remain llritish, if they know
their business. Let uie tell vou, sii',
further, i hat Canadians owe allegiance
first to the empire of which Canada
forms a part and that they intend remaining British; and should tlie lima
ever arrive whftl any Canadian government will demand tli.' allegiance
of Canadians to an independent Canada on the one hand, in preference to
the old empire, including Canada, on
the other, tho rebel will be he who declines to stand by tho old British empire. ! think, judging by the general
conduct of these gentlemen, that the
time has arrived when we may iis well
lay down the law to theni; aud. if the
time should ever come when these-
hon. gentlemen will undertake to
bring about such a condition of affairs
as they would lead us to believe they
have in view, they will find that they
have to depend on hortss alone, and
that it will require something more
than horses to accomplish what, they
desire, Let me tell tin* right hon. the
lirst minister furthermore thnt Lord
Dundonald is no foreigner and 'no
straii'.r >r in this dominion."
silver l>iiotiitlo,iH.
Following are the limitations for bar
silver ou the various dnys during the
Week since last issue:
Thursday [>[>.) cents
Friday •>"*
Saturday 551 "
Momhiy BBJ "
Tuesday BBi "
Wednesday "4 "
Registered at the Royal of late were:
R, S. l'vke, Vancouver; Mrs. J. W.
Holmes, Nelson; R. Barker, Toronto;
K. Vullack. Pinchercreek;0. Morgan,
Winlaw.
Mrs, A. Hobbs and children, of Nakusp, were visiting friends here tliis
week.
Mrs. ,|, Wi Holmes,Nelson.lias been
Visiting With Mr. and Mrs. Arnot all
week.
F. Willitek. l'iuelter Creek, was here
Wednesday, visiting Ids nephew, F.
Dick.
Boundary mines increased theirout-
pul last week tu 17.020 tous.
OUR ORE SHIPMENTS
SUBSTANTIAL SHOWING MADE BV
THIS DIVISION.
l.BKt. Yenr'H Shipment! Yfexrm 1839 Toim—
A II■■;, 11 liy I'ivldviKt,* of Hi-, Life, and
Wealth »f thb Cuuip—Ehtarprlia the
IliKKfMt. Shipper.
For the week 21 tons of oro was
shipped from the division.coming from
the Ottawa. Two tons of this went to
.lersey City, to undergo a thorough
test as to concentrating qualities, and
the remainder was sent to Nelson. A
couple of other cars are about ready
to go forward and from now on tho
output from the Ottawa will be large.
At Enterprise Landing is also a couple
of ears of ore, other hike business
preventing tlie Ixiat handling the stuff.
Small shipments are being arranged
at a number of lesser properties.
Notwithstanding the apparent dull
times in the camp, there has been
more ore shipped for the first six ■
months of the year than in 1908, the
increase amounting to aliout a third.
The outlook is, too,.that to the end of.
the year the same ratio will bt; maintained, as the Enterprise and Ottawa
are in shape to ship 100 tons each a
month. Other properties will join iu
once and awhile.tnaking an aggregate
of respectable proportions. To date
the total is 708 tons.
For 11103 the oro shipments from
the loeal division amounted to 1839
tons, made up from 17 properties.
Following is a full list of the shipments this year to date:
MINE.
Enterpriso
Ottawa
Neepawa
l'ort Hope
Ui'pulilie
Black I'rince
Sapphire
Argsntite
Blnck Fel
Chspteaa
24
24
TOTAL
241
36
12
32
35
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5
J
3
703
UnOtS AND M1S1NU.
Two wagons started in Monday
hauling ore from the Ottawa.
Two or three men are keeping
things moving at the CUnipleau.
In two weeks Sandon mines shipped
4118 tons of ore, or 5161 tons to date.
Last week Rossland mines ham lied
t>122 tons of ore. The camp is dull.
The Pioneer Co. are taking some
tiue ore out of the Bank of England.
Portland parties havo bonded the
Cliff group, near Nelson, for $20,000.
F. C. Green, Nelson, came in Tuesday to do a little surveying at the
Black Prince.
Jaek R"id and Wm. Harris are developing the Deadwood geoup, east of
the Arlington.
Doe Skelly and Tony Long have ;i
contract for getting out mining timber
for the Ottawa.
Two men are developing the Gatineau iiud Simcoe. adjoining the Enterprise on the east.
A shipment of ove will lie made
shortly from the Kilo, men being now
employed sacking it up.
The I'ingive group, on Forty Nine
creek, below Nelson, has been bonded
to San Francisco parties.
A deal of respectable proportions,
which was being worked up on Lemon
creek, fell through this week,
The Springer-Ten Mile summit will
be passable for horses next week,being
three weeks later than last year.
Something will drop shortly iit the
head of Springer creek. Some important visits were made up there this
week.
Charley liarber and Joe Law went
up the creek Monday, to do assess-
iivnt on the Shenandoah, below the
Transfer.
Dp to the end of May upwards of
$120,000 of bounty money had been
earned by the various silver -lead
mines of the country.
Monday was payday at the Ottawa
and it is needless to add the money
Wiis tliere. The mine is distributing
upwards of 18000 per month.
The owners of the Club are sacking
ore, using canvass sacks for the purpose. They have 60 feet of an ore
chute exposed ou the surface.
Jack McKinnon has struck fully six
inches oT pay ore on a fraction lie
staked last year, close to the Arlington's old logging camp. He has done
ii lot of work on the fraction and can
now realize.
A line chute of ore was exposed on
the surface above the upper workings
of the Enterprise^ few days ago. One
man took out over 20 sacks of ore for
several days, the grade running into
hundreds of p&
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When Bmniivg
"Did ihe Elegant"
By W. BERT POSTER
...Copyright, 1003, by T. C. McCluro...
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It was a fierce play. But tbere sat
Binning, with a beautiful smile on his
face nnd applauding harder than the
ushers.
I turned upon him when the curtain
went down nnd said crossly, "Did you
ever see such rot?"
"Is it? I didn't notice," he replied,
■till smiling. "Fnct wns I was thinking of tlie first time I ever enme to this
old ranch. And, oddly enough, I sat in
this very seat My goodness, how timo
does fly!" he ndded. witb the air of n
man discovering a heretofore unknown
fact
"Tempus certainly fngits," I remarked, settling back to hear, "llut go
on with the tale."
"Ah, nnd lt is a talc— n tale of woe,"
he returned. "It hnppened n good hit
ago, too; not long nfter I enme down
bere to thc city, believing In t**iy greenness thnt I could cut a swath in law
that would lay over anything I could
do In the plow making line.
"Dad got me a chnncc with n good
firm and then paid no further attention
to me—flnnnclnl attention, I mean. I
was as lonely ns n strange cat at lirst.
but after a few months one of tbe boys
ln the office introduced nie to n rather
nice family up town.
"Thero were three girls in the family, nnd ns I had hardly spoke.ii to n
.girl since leaving home this introduction seemed n godsend to me. Hut
I've wondered since If niy fellow clerk
did not Introduce mc simply to mnke
hla own escape from matrimonial toils
the easier. As my visits Increased his
decreased.
"It came to me finally thnt I could
not continue to nceept tho hospitality
they showed me without in some way
returning lt. I couldn't Invite one of
the girls out without taking the mother along, nnd ln that case it would
have been equal to a declaration of
love ln the eyes of the family. Germans are mighty careful that way.
"So it was up to me to treat everybody alike. And I was determined
to do the elegant I Invited tbe bunch,
daughters nnd mamma nnd papa, to
go to the* theater; bought sis seats
right ln this very row.
"It pretty nearly cleaned me out.
Blx dollars was two-thirds of n week's
ealary, and after mentally figuring lt
up I decided that I would excuse myself after the show and let my guests
go home alone. I could not afford
even another round of car fares.
"Well, we rustled Into'our seats like
• flock of pigeons, papa nt one end
and myself here on the aisle. After
the first two or threo numbers on the
programme the waiters got extremely
busy. To tell you tho truth, 1 hnd
not taken into consideration the fact
that liquid refreshments were served,
but I figured that I could stand one
round for the crowd, even if I hnd to
walk from the office to my lodgings
several evenings to pay for it.
"So I suggested n drink to the girl
next to me. She took mo up with
positively frightful alacrity nnd passed on the proposition to the others. I
turned to beckon the wnlter, intending
to order six of those foaming glasses
in an offhand manner, bound to Impress the observer with the fact thnt
I was the real thing.
"'Oh, Mr. Binning,' said the daughter next to mc, 'I think I'll tnke n
lemonade!'
" 'And so will I, Mr. Binning,' snid
tho second sister. The third nnd mamma followed suit. Whew! In those
few seconds my collar wilted.
"Even the old man, evidently eon-
■ldcrlng thnt I would he offended if he
ordered beer, nsked for Something In
the line of mixed poison that I knew
plaguey well he'd never tnsted. Then
the wnlter, with Increasing affability,
looked nt nie.
"It's a terrible thing to bo n coward,
Jack. I wanted to blurt out, 'Not
With my money!' But 1 didn't dare,
so I ordered the same mysterious drink
that the old man had spoken for nnd
saw the waiter hurry nwny with a
feeling that he might as well bring
the house oflicer hack with him when
he returned with the refreshments.
"Those six drinks would amount to
$1.80, and I had just 75 cents In my
pocket '
"All the Impossible means of getting out of the entanglement raced
through my mind. 1 couldn't even see
what was going on upon the stage.
Tho falling of the curtain nnd a burst
Of applause roused me.
"That waiter would be bnck soon.
But tliere would be rather n long wnlt
between the last and the next act. I
must get away where I could think.
My guests wero chattering about the
show, and I broke in on them.
" 'Do you know what I've done?' I
said to them with nn nir of candor.
U'vo forgotten iny keys, nnd my landlady locks up at ll o'clock sharp.
"'Whilo this wnlt is on I'll run over
to the house and got theni-lt's luckily
only a few blocks awny. She's a peppery tempered old lady, and if I sliould
ring her up lute she might put me out
In the morning.'
"'Thnt ls too hnd, Mr. Binning,' says
mamma. Her heart was opened. 'We
can put you up overnight'
"I bnd a dozen reasons why I could
not accept the hospitality offered. And
all the time I feared that waiter would
heave in sight with his tray of fancy
drinks!
"I grabbed my hat. I dared not tnke
my overcont I'll be buck before the
next turn,* I declared nnd rushed up
tho aisle.
"am I left my seat the stage lunnu
for ci mo from behind the scenes ana
signaled the orchestra leader to stop,
'lit Dr. Harrity is in the audience,* I
heard him sny, 'there Is a telegram nt
the box otlice for bim.'
"As I got Into the corridor I saw a
tall man in a tall hut make a break for
the corridor too. I accepted a retu-n
check, but I didn't believe I should
have any use for lt, for where I was to
find the balance of that $1.80 I did not
know.
"When I reached the sidewalk there
was tho man In the tall bnt, with a policeman, shouting for a cab. There
was one standing across the street, but
the driver wos missing. 'He's in somo
saloon along here,' 1 heard the policeman sny. 'I'll look for him, doctor.'
"'Find him, or I'll take the cub my-
selt I've got to get to Forty-third
street instantly!' the physician cried.
'I'd give $5 to get there ln ten minutes!'
The cop disappeared and the doctor
ran across tbe street to be near tlio
cab when tjie driver nppenred. And I
was right by his side.
"Five dollars! Why, at the minute,
.Tack, I'd have committed highway robbery for that sum!
'• 'You jump in,' snld I to the doctor.
'I'll get you there. What's tlie number?'
"He gave me a look which assured
mo ho knew I was not the driver of
the cnb, but ho told me the number.
'I'll give you ?5 if you're there ln ten
minutes,' he said.
"I expected to hear the officer or the
driver of the turnout yelling at me to
6top. But the doctor wasn't in the cnb
any quicker thnn I was up on tho high
seat. And I woko thnt cab horse up.
"Inside of the ten minutes we
stopped before the number Dr. Hnr-
rity gave me. He wns out and up tho
steps ringing the bell ln a flash. For a
second 1 thought the promised t?5 wns
getting nwny from me nnd I had made
a criminal of myself for nothing.
"I leaped down just as the door of
the house opened. A mnn let the doctor In, but I seized his coat tails before
he could disappear.
"The doctor tried to jerk away, but I
hung on. 'Johnson,' he shouted to the
serving man, 'give this fool $5 and
kick hlm out!' But I didn't wait to be
kicked nfter getting my grip on the
fiver.
"You can bet that I wasn't to be
hired to drive thnt cnb buck to the theater. I took a car down the nvenuo
and walked calmly Into the lobby just
as the orchestra began to piny the introduction for the first number after
the intermission.
"As I passed in thore were the officer
nnd nn excited cnbmnn jnwing each
other,' with n curious crowd nbout
theni. Evidently cabby blamed the policeman for tbo disappearance of his
rig.
"I slid Into this sent, Jack, Just ns
the curtain went up. Thero were the
glasses on the shelf ln front of my
guests, nnd I snw the waiter, rather
anxious by now, hovering nbout.
" 'Oh, I forgot to pay for these
drinks,' I remarked and passed Over
the liver with an air which evidently
impressed the old gentleman nt the
other end of the row with my financial
stability.
"He looked vastly relieved, mamma
smiled again benignly, the girls gab-
Lied, and I—well, you enn bet I never
tried again to do tbe elegant on $0 per
week."
A Ballad of ihe Pike.
A Philanthropist.
As he stepped out of the theater ho
stopped to light a cigarette and nt the
same moment heard himself nddressed:
"If ye please, sir, gimme somethln*
fer me littlo brother nn' Bister; they'ro
home, cold nn' hungry, an* we ain't got
no parents."
He turned and snw a diminutive girl,
nbout twelve yenrs old. He had seen
the girl before ond lind watched her
piny the same gnmo and had heard
her tell the same story to people outside thc theater several times uud
know It nil for a "fake."
Ho walked on.
"Jest think; no parents—ain't It awful;" sir? Them little children!" She
wns keeping pace with him.
"Go home," he snld, not unkindly. "Do
you wnut to be arrested for begging?
Go home."
"How kin I go homo with nuthln'
fer the kids? Ah, if they only had
some parents to look nfter 'em! But
dere's only mc."
Ho put his bnnd In his pocket.
Tbe child hastened to clinch matters
with tho old, tiresome wull:
"Jest to think, sir; no parents."
Tho hand emerged from the pocket,
nnd iu it wns a dollar bill.
"Here, little girl," he said. "I oughtn't
to give you this, but whnt you hnvo
told me touches my henrt. Take this
—and buy them some parents."—New
York Times.
Ilont Hlin at K.vorjr mint.
Two candidates for ollice in Missouri
wero stumping iho northern purt of tho
stnte, nnd in one town their appearance was almost simultaneous. Tho
cnndlilnto last arriving happened to
stop nt a houso for the purpose of getting n drink of water. To the littlo
girl who answered his knock nt tlio
door he said, when she had given hlm
the desired drnft nnd ho had offered
her In recompense some cnfldy, "Did
the man abend of me give you anything?"
"Oh. yes, sir," replied the bright girl;
"ho gnvo mo candy."
"Ah!" exclaimed tho candidate.
"Here's 5 cents for you. I don't suppose thnt be gnve you nny money?"
The youngster lnughed merrily. "Yes,
he did, tool Ho gnvo me 10 cents!"
Not to be outdone, the candidate
gave the littlo one another nickel ond,
picking her up In his arms, kissed her.
"Did he kiss you, too?" be asked genially.
"Indeed, ho did, sir!" responded the
little girl. "And he kissed ma tool"—
Collier's Weekly, >.
YOU kin have yer marble bulldln'S
and yer atatoos set apart,
Yer palaces of Industry and gal*
lories of art;
Yer kin have yer architecture like a fairy*
land ln white
And yer furrln exhibitions, fer I reckon
they're all right,
But I'm lookin' fer my money's worth, io
when I hit the hike
I'm a-goln' to St. Louie jest to set that
durned old Pike.
I want to see the zoo
And the panyramn too.
I want to look at everything I ilk*.
I've heard o' tho l'laisanco
And the Cairo girls that dance—
Boy, I wonder If they'll havo 'cm on th*
Pike?
I want to see tho furrln cities all along
the track,
I want to go through Paris to Jerusalem
and back,
I'd like to see the hull of It-I think I'd
Jest as soon
Tako the submarine to hades and the alr-
Bhlp to the moon.
I don't caro how I git there, friend, but
when I make a strike
It's mo fer old St. Louia Jest to live along
thn Pike.
It must bo kind o' phoney,
Like an eddycated Coney,
Or a solid mile <>' Illinium, If ye like,
And I Jest tell you, hy Jingo,
I'm a-hopln' that I kin go
Fer a week or so to rubber on tho Pike.
I'd like to see the Zunls an' the Kunls an'
the Jnps,
The mujlks an' the Moslems an" the Ro*
manys an'.Lapps;
I don't much care about tha names they
have, but I must say
It'll be right smart Instructive Jest to set
'em anyway.
What's the use to cross the ocean an' fer
weeks or months to hike
When the world In twenty minutes can be
saw along the Pike?
You kin reach the polar clime
Fer a quarter, while a dime
Takes you plumb to tho equator, If ye
like.
You can travel clean to Mars
An' a ways beyond the stars
Per a dollar thirty-seven on tho Tike.
I want to see the Fllyplnos livln' on the
plain,
An' the dawnln' o' creation an' the sink-
In' o' the Maine,
An' other great Inventions, like the Chinees an' the Turks,
An' the men from Prance an' Borneo
a-carryln' their dirks.
Then the cltyful o' sideshows—there's tha
kind O' tliiiu,- I like.
I reckon I'll go busted when I travel down
the Pike.
I spend no golden gravel
On yer dinky furrln travel
Or bargain Bale i scurelons on n bike,
J!ut the lime ia swiftly nenrln'
When I'll be Jest dlsappearln'—
And I reckon you can lind mo on the PlkOa
—Wallace Irwin In Collier's Weekly.
a'time saver for compositors.
THE ROUSE JOB STICK
Instantly and
accurately lock
to nonpareil or
pica measure.
Note the brace
on side. : : : :
6x2 •»• $2.00.
8x2 in. 2>2s
iox2 in. 8 J
12X2 ill. o.yr
Nick,-'l Plated
•25 cents extra,
For sale by TORONTO TYPE FOUNDRY CO., Limited, WINNIPEG, CANADA.
DYSPEPSIA CURED.
Brother Gardner and
The Limekiln
V.hcrc* Will lie Got
ASovero Sufferer Tells How lie
Overcame tho Trouble.
"Not only do I not hesitato to declare tho benefit I hnve received from
Dr, Williams' I'ink l'ills, but I feel it
my duty to do ho." Those are the
words which Mr. Edward Lnvoio, of
St. Jerome, Que., lately addressed to
i this editor of L'Avonlr du Nord, whon
I rolating tho story of his curo. Mr.
I Lavole is well known in St. Jerome,
' and whnt ho snys carries weight
I among thoso who know him. For a
. considerable time lio was a groat
' sufferer from dyspepsia, which caused
! severe headaches, pains in tho stotu-
ach and sometimes nausea. Soino-
I times he felt us though ho would suf-
[ locate, ho would become dizzy, and
! experienced ringing noises in tho cars.
'His appetito becamo poor, and his
general health so bad that ho found
it almost impossible to work, and
when the headaches attacked hiin he
had to quit work. For six months,
ho says, ho suffered both physically
and mentally more than can be im-
aglned. During this time ho took
medicine from several doctors, but
found no help. Then ono day he read
of the cure of a similar caso through
the uso of Dr. Williams' I'ink I'illa,
anil decided to try thorn. Ho used
the pills for a couple of months, and
tliey have made him feel liko a new
person, llo is no longer troubled
with any ol tho old symptoms, and
says ho can now go about his work
as though ho never had dyspepsia.
Tho digestive organs—liko all the
othor orguns of the body—got their
strength anil nourishment from the
blood. Dr. Williams' Fink Pills actually make now blood. This new
blood strengthens the stomach,
stimulates tho liver, regulates the
bowels and sets tho whole digestive
system in a healthy, vigorous state,
flood blood is tho true secret of good
health. That is why Dr. Williams'
Pink l'ills always bring good health
to thoso who use them. You can gat
tl;.-so pills from your medicine dealer
or by mail at 60 cents 11 hex or six
boxes for §2.50 by writing Tho Dr.
Williams' Medicino Co., lirockvillo,
Out.
A bronze memorial statue costing
u:i.(mo is to i>e orcctod mi Sl. Stephen's Orson, Dublin; to the memory
of the twenty-five officers and 65.1
men of the KuY.ii Dublin Fusiliers
who fell in tho Smith African war.
John O'HelUy, tho first, contonar-
iiin tho Atlantic liners have ever
carried, is now on a*visit to Ireland.
lie says he does not intend to remain, lis lie wiilils to bo buried in
the United States, lie has '.HI graml-
rliilili'en and great grandchildren.
The Fisherman—By Ceorge, if mil
Jones dou't como around with that
boat pretty soon I won't wait for him.
—Chicago American.
f.niiailfiitlicr'ai Good Service.
"Yes," snld the indolent youth, "wa
have decided that grandfather is entitled to some consideration."
"Really V"
"Oh, yes. Of course wo cnn't afford
to sny much about him because ho waa
In trade, but wo hnve given n lot of
thought to the matter, nnd we can seo
extenuating circumstances."
"Perhaps he couldn't help It."
"We considered that, but it's not the
main thing."
"Ho left you a big fortune."
"Oh, yes; but that Is of trilling Importance, except ns it Is associated
with the one really great boon."
"Which lsV"
"Why, If he hadn't been In trade WO
would be, don't you know. He saved
us thnt humiliation."—Chicago Post
I Rollcve MINARD'S I.INIMKNT
will cui very caso of Diphtheria.
Rlvordale. MRS. REUBEN BAKER.
1 Beliova MINARD'S I.INIMKNT
will produce growth of hair.
MRS. ('HAS. ANDERSON.
Stanley, I'. 13, 1.
I Believe MINARD'8 I.INIMKNT
i.s I lie best household remedy on
earth.
MAI 111 AS FOLEY.
Oil City, Ont.
Mr. Hugh Kelly, the Bccrotary of
ibe Royal Ulster Yachl ilub. does
nnt think thcro is nny truth In the
rumor llial plans for n fourth Shamrock are being prepared. No Intimation, cither privately or officially,
has been Iiunle to I Iinl elTel'l .
Experiments nenle recently have
shown ihnt radium exists in appreciable i|iliilitilies in Hie largo bed of
Oxford clay which oxtonds over n
greal area in Huntingdonshire, Eng.
Information I'or tlie Ignorant.
Dear Editor—My wife Insists on linking
mc a pmnt 11I0 dally. How enn 1 lieail lier
off? DYSPEPTIC.
Fereniptorlly order her not to stop
baking them.
Klnrl Sir—I have a bump on tho left side
of ray Jhw that mars my otherwise good
looks. People think I have n hunk of to-
bucco In my cheek. What Nliall I dot
HANDBOME HENRY.
Tut a hunk of tobacco In tho other
cheek nnd even things up.
Editor— I pent n lovely poem called "Visions of n Dying Calf" to nn editor, nnil
he Bent It luiek with a eurtllkl rejection
card. What action ahall I take about UT
DREAMY LOLA
Yon might send lt ngnln nnil dare
hlm to print It. If that falls, punish
tho coward by sending hlm absolutely
nothing more.—Kansas City Times,
\Ayers
Mlntnkf>n Attain.
"Our minister seems to be such nn
altruist," snld Mrs. Oldcnstle.
"Is he'/" replied her hostess. "I
thought by tho sound of his voice thnt
he was a bass."—Chicago Reeord-IIer-
old.
Do you like your thin, rough,
short hair? Of course you
don't. Do you like thick,
heavy, smooth hair? Of
course you do. Then why
Hair Vigor
not be pleased? Ayer's Hair
Vigor makes beautiful heads
of hair, that's the whole
story.' Sold for 60 years.
"I b|Vi mod Syefn ITa.tr Vlmt for n lone
timo. It li. Indroil. n wondirral l>»lr ti.nlii,
rMlOrtOf ho»lth l.i tho hnlr mi.) »<• ,l|.. aial. nt
lb. aame amp, proving u aplruillil ilrnMlnit."
Uu. J. W. Tat un, Midill, lnd. X.
fl.00 > hnttle.
I Alldriiyr.'".
fori
J. C ATlin co,
I,.,woll, Vu
Weak Ha
ir
Club
"M
Y frens," said Brother Gardner
when the routine business of
tho Limekiln club had been
disposed of the other evening. "I's
gwine to enforce oylaw No. (ili.L'SO fur
do fust time In do last five y'ars. Dot
bylaw sez dat any member of ills club
who discusses rollgus mutters wid red*
hotness In dis hall am liable to a line
of a dollar nu' costs. Am Brudder
Jones heah tonight"/"
Brother Jones was, nnd he stepped
forward with an anxious look ou his
face.
"Am Brudder Buckshot Skinner
heali?" nsked the president.
Brother Buckshot shot forward until lie stood shoulder to shoulder with
Brother Jones, ami the president looked down upon them with a judicial nir
and continued:
"Dis envenlu', befo' de openln' of de
performance, yo' two brtnhlers trot to
disputin' 'bout de color of Kve's hV.r.
One of yo' held dat it wns blond, nn'
de odder stuck out fur black. Dur
was no wny on tiirth fur cither of yo*
to prove yo'r case, nn' It wouldn't Uev
mattered two shucks if dere had bin,
but yo* kept talkia' nn" talkiti' an* get*
tin' hotter an' bolter till at*last P.rudder Jones shoots out his right nud
loosens fo' front teef In de nioiif of
Brudder Skinner. Brudder Skinner
falls on de stove an' burns his elbow,
but gits up to upfoercut Brudder Jones
In de solar plexus an' put him Into a
dyln' state fur half nn hour. Yo* may
thluk dat de color of Kve's ha'r don'l
cum under do headin' of rellgus dis-
cushun. but dls court decides dat It
does. If de qucshun had bin de s!::e
of Adam's feet or ('/ aige of Cain
when he killed Abel </t would have bin
de same thing. V./ ain boaf of yo'
lined de limit—one dollar—an' de costs
will be a dollar apiece mo*. De said
costs will go to'iiis buylu' kerosene fur
de lamps.
"1 hain't got initial' to say to yo' two
brudders as to bein' keerful in de fri*
cher. In fact, if any of do brudders
want to git Into n row ober how many
colors was Joseph's coat or de length
of de whale dat swallowed .loner, let
'cm go ahead. De mo' dlscushuus we
hev heah do mo' fines 1 shall impose,
an' If we kin buy our kerosene by de
bar'l instead of de pint we kin Kit
liiillsale figges. Hat's all. gemlen, an'
If any lines nn' costs am left unpaid
arter de next nicitiii'. I shall take de
delinquents out into de cold niiiii?-
room an' purceed to mnke 'em believe
dat August weather has suddenly sot
In nn' has cum to stay."
M. QUAD.
It Didn't Como Off.
The man nt the rear end of the smoking car was holding his hand to bis
jaw find evidently suffering with tooth
ache. lie stood it about tin hour aud
then rose up nud demanded of ihe other twenty passengers in the car:
'is there anybody here wbd says
that Christopher Columbus discovered
America''"
No one nnswered, nnd he sat down
ngain. Ten minutes later ono of the
crowd made bold to nsk him why ho
put such au Inquiry, nnd he nnswered:
"I've had the toothache for two full
days, nnd I wanted n chance to call
some one a liar nnd get up a fight."—
Cleveland Plain Healer.
•TonifiirtnMr.
"Don't you sometimes regret your
lost opportunities?"
"No," answered Senator Sorghum.
"To tell you the honest truth, in looking over my ledger I don't discover
very ninny lost opporluiiltles."-Wiish-
Ington Star.
Tint luff, n Illui Lliruil.
"If you hail ten horses and sold
nine of llieni. how many horses would
you hnve loft?' nsked the teacher.
"I don't know." nnswered Johnny.
"The Idea! Suiistract nine from ten
and you'd have one horse left, wouldn't
you? Cnn't I drive it Into join- bead?"
- Indianapolis Sun.
Two life-saving medals and n wateh
and chuin have been prosontod lo
Kli/.nbeih smith, tlie six -year-old
Kolterlng (Eng.) heroine, who ro*
cued her baby brother from n burning house.
over iis,dun aliens have landed in
England during ihe last four months
ul whom ii js understood that over
-:!'' win settle in ii,,. country
A man nmi w nn charged nt
Covenliy reeenlly will, negMctIng
thoir chlldrc i, woro statod to have
kepi, sixty-two birds in their bod**
room,
.Tamos McCann, m. p, for st. ste-
Iphen's (ireen, dlvlWon of Dublin lie
[and n member of lhe Dublin Stock
I'.xchniige, nmi chii i iiiuiii of I lie (Inuiil
Canal Company, loft an ostato of the
value ,,f £180.120
SAVAGES OF TAHITI.
They Lire In a 1'arailiao „f t~.__
•nd Arc* Very Honplim,,,.
Tahiti, the pnnidise of uu, '„
sens, ls Inhabited by the gentlestM I
of savages In the world, Th,.y ,
passionately fond of flowers wil
play a lending part in overy acta
their lives from birth to burial,
"To visit the home or a nativepJ
er," said an American traveler,'%_
to feel that you nro accepting bom|rtj
Ity nt the hands of a Tnliitiiu, buttU
you nro conferring upon him _s_
humble abode a greater honor __
you confer upon any of hia iiolghlj^
"If you will but condescend to _\
his home, partake of the native eoi
menl, which Is daintily spread um
large leaves upon tbe ground andifl
rounded with roses nnd other beautify
i Towers, you place blm uudcr gnu
obligations to you thnn lio can en
hope to repay.
"If you will kiss his wife upon Itu,
Ing nnd put his shaggy dog upon!
Mend he Is yours to command ail
as you remain In the i lands, Tta
have nn nrtlstie eye for the beautIM
it ml never think of sitting down in
nicnl, especially while I'litcrtalnlBJ
visitor, unless there nre gnrlnndi|
llowers for onch bead al tabla ut
lavish floral decorations for the tut
ous dishes thnt mny be served.
"It is a paradise of flowers, nnd thi
natives use them with no sparta
hand." *
Plrnly of Trials,
Sllllcus-f.ife Is full ol irlnli Cjil
cus—Ves. but there are uoi imlfeooH
eonvlctlOilS.
Ilonltli.
A man too busy to tnke c I onrei
his health Is like a ivoodclinpperI
busy cut I Ing down trees to keep no
edge on his nx or a draftsman t
much engaged In drawing to sharn
bis Penc)l.
Catchlua Kites In Inilln.
In India, where those large I Ink I
kites, are common ond fenrlea, Iq
amuse themselves by catching tliem
a way that Is almost ridiculous lai
simplicity. A line Is stretched tn
n little wny nbove the ground bettj
two posts. Beneath it is laid 11
The kite stoops and seizes tlie bait]
when he rises from the earth hint
hack of his ii»*s-k ngulnsl tbe ra
This makes him throw up his n
with the result that some of tbe«
get over tho line, and lie Is kept as
ponded und struggling captive ui
the boys run up uud release bin.
I
'■>
Mnalo •■ an Aid tn Ideas,
At evening parties a mnn'a sh-r.cal
niitlgnted by music. In mj ovrij
perieiic<.', when some stray dim M
have stood together speecblc
sooner did the piano brenk into'
palling silence than Ideas seeineiI
Inundate us. The dumb man ipow
If by magic, and I. win- blthwli
nothing to any. couldn't tt
enough.—Mrs. John Lane In lor'.n;*
ly Ueview.
MINARD'S UNIMENT UffitOTU'l Fn*
An Inquest was hold :',r"J
county Tipperary, on I1 ""•e*
an, gardener, who dlodfi »' "''
received In the wagon tte .."'
during the recent visit ol "" h
and Queen to Ireland, i»l "" '"
pantS of lhe vehii'l.' t* " ,1'UV.
nl iml <*l
nmi Ihrei
ditlon.
others nre in n
For the Lad ies.
To thc girl attaining worn udtt-*41
young woman, aniftl... • ol n»Wj
years, during the recurring *U
depression and discomfi rt, wl**-*-1"
ture requires a little UaWMam
Beechams
Pills
are a special boon. Sec S|
Etl'UCtiollSa
■-"iii Everywhere.
ipectfl'
.BLAIR'S. GOUT j
■■ RHEUMATISM
THK tiltltAT KNlil
UU IlK-lK*1''
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TESTIMONIAL Irom lh« l*1* E,pl>
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"Newton Abbot. l>.'v;"* . *\xt_
htvo dslsysa my tnsiiM »■ M t m
UhI the Pffert ol lllnlr • ■ll" J
clt-nt Inlorvnl of Wino ,* t*
"Kor ton ymirt 1 '«' »'" ,,• m*
from liout snd lift •*•"' l.°'ll» d fl
tion owing to ,h*' ""' . oflMfl
■ ml tl.„ Riiililnn vlsllsll"**'i"., B,t_
whli li prosl rntwl me lol "' ,,„ itlM
according to Hit vlruiei - ■ „„ ini***
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l u<
nnnlM II
"lllnlr ii l'ills *■«*• "
service, tt i no longti
(ienl
"|.'„r tht ISSt twen y m"'|n| j —
heen niniiiarntlvely IM'. •' ,„,,„ l»*J
nll.'inpli'il vlNltnllon- I" ' ,,illt4I»
lately ilsmpsd out by ,l"' •
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onto; Tht Holt Trill *••»■' r|**tlP**J'
M.i I In. Bolt A Wynne I » • to the Drill*-Slocan, B. C.
Corporation of the
City of Slocan.
NAME
|BWk | Lot
Sale of Lands For Taxes.
■ ,(fl warrant, given in pursuance of a By-Law No. 28, of the dor*
. ,|„ city "f 81ooan, being "The Amended Slooan Real Kntate Tax Bala
inin " under the hand of Thomas MoNeiih, Eaqulre, the Mayor of the
' .dated the 7th day of June, A.I>. 1904, to me directed, I shall
public iiiuiti'in, in the Council Chambers, at the City Hall, in
,f Slocan, on the 25th dny of July, 1904,at 11 o'clock in the forenoon
rtln, Wm„ ft
tcher Frank
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I in sell by
' '■•,'nprovements and real property mentioned and Ret out in the following
nticated hv thn signature «f the Mayor and the Seal of the said Corpora*
. lhe arrears of taxes anil costs are sooner paid.
nib.
,ut of Undi
fiiiitlon of th
Iiis Vlli'1'1*'
of
and Improvements and Real Property within the limits of the
Citv of Blocan Upon whloh Taxes are due und remaining unpaid
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.vleNee, Wm., 120 ft) | 12
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.iodgins, A. B | 13
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Wallace, Andrew
Fletcher, Frank ..
Provost, Frank.
Provost, Frank.
Fletcher. Frank
Riley, R. T
Riley, K. T
Fletcher, Frank
Dtuagh, Annie ft Oarnelly
Clara
Hodglna. Arthur B
Fletcher, Frank
Hodgins, Arthur K.
Hodgins, Arthur 10.
Fletcher, Frank ...
Irett, Ada Harriet....
Irett, Ada Harriet
Fletcher, Frank
Fletcher, Frank
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12
18
19
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
1
2
4
6
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
10
17
18
19
20
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
19
20
1
2
3
4
5
6
9
10
11
12
13
14
17
18
19
20
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
20
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
45
16
17
18
19
20
1
2
3
4
8
32
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
10
17
18
19
20
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
1
2
3
4
3
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7
8
9
7.10
7.10
5.85
5.85
5.85
7.60
5.00
7.10
7.10
7.10
7.10
7.10
11.66
6.76
6.76
6.75
6.75
6.75
9.05
8.70
5.15
5.15
5.15
5.15
5.15
5.16
5.81
5.15
10.65
6.15
5.15
5.15
6.16
6.15
6.15
8.35
7.10
5.15
5.15
5.15
6.15
5.15
9.05
9.05
6.15
5.15
5.15
6.15
5.15
6.16
7.10
5.85
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
7.45
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
5.85
4.88
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
5.86
7.84
3.76
3.76
3.76
3.76
3.76
3.76
3.76
3.76
4.52
3.90
3.12
3.12
3.12
3.12
3.12
3.12
3.12
3.12
4.04
.78
.78
1.35
2.70 |
2.70
2.70
2.70
2.70
2.70
3.55
3.20
2.42
1.62
1.62
1.62
2.12
2.12
3.12
3.12
4.04
3.20
1.67
1.C7
1.67
16T
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1.67
1.67
1.67
2.06
181
1.35
1.35
1.35
1.35
1.35
1.35
1.35
1.35
3.13
3.41
1.95
1.95
1.95
1.95
1.95
1.95
196
1.95
.34
.34
.30
.30
.30
. 22
.16
.34
.34
.34
.34
.34
.51
.31
.31
.31
.81
.31
.43
.40
.24
.24
.24
.24
.24
.24
.28
.24
.60
.24
.24
.24
.24
.24
.24
.38
.34
.24
.24
.24
.24
.24
.44
.44
.24
.24
.24
.24
.24
.24
.34
.30
.20
.20
.20
.20
.20
.20
.37
.20
.20
.20
.20
.20
.20
.20
.30
.25
.20
.20
.20
.20
.20
.20
.20
.30
.39
.18
.18
.18
.18
.18
.18
.18
.18
.23
.20
.16
.16
.16
.16
.16
.16
.16
.16
.21
.05
.05
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.12
.12
.12
.12
.12
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.11
.11
.11
.13
.13
.16
.16
.21
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.07
.07
.07
.07
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.07
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.09
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.06
.06
.06
.06
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.06
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.16
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1.91
1.91
1.84
1.84
1.84
1.92
1.79
1.91
1.91
1.91
1.91
1.91
2.14
1.89
1.89
1.89
1.89
1.89
2.01
1.99
1.81
1.81
1.81
1.81
1.81
1.81
1.84
1.81
2.09
1.81
1.81
1.81
1.81
1.81
1.81
1.97
1.91
1.81
1.81
1.81
1.81
1.81
2.01
2.01
1.81
1.81
1.81
1.81
1.81
1.81
1.91
1.84
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.93
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.84
1.79
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.84
1.93
1.73
1.73
1.73
1.73
1.73
1.73
1.73
1.73
1.77
1.74
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.75
1.68
1.58
1.61
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.88
1.72
1.70
1.68
1.62
1.62
1.62
1.66
1.65
1.70
1.70
1.76
1.70
1.62
1.62
1.62
1.62
1.62
1.62
1.62
1.62
1.64
1.63
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.70
1.72
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.04
1.64
1.64
9.36
9.36
7.99
7.99
7.99
9.84
6.94
9.36
9.36
9.86
9.36
9.36
14.20
8.96
8.95
8.96
8.95
8.96
11.49
11.09
7.20
7.80
7.30
7.20
7.30
7.30
7.98
7.20
18.34
7.20
7.20
7.20
7.20
7.20
7.30
10.70 •
9.35
7.30
7.20
7.30
7.20
7.80
11.60
11,00
7.2'
7.20
7.20
7.20
7.20
7.20
9.35
7.99
6.84
5.84
6.84
6.84
5.84
6.84
9.75
5.84
5.84
6.84
6.84
5.84
5.84
5.84
7.99
6.92
6.84
5.84
5.84
6.84
6.84
6.84
6.84
7.99
9.80 *
6.67
6.67
6.67
6.67
5.67
6.67
8.67
6.67
6.61
6.84
4 98
4.98
4.98
4.98
4.98
498
4.98
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8.00
2.41
2.41
3.02
4.60
4.50
4.60
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6.44
6.04
4.18
3.36
3.36
3.36
3.90
3.90
4.98
4.98
6.00
5.04
3.36
3.3<
3.30
3.36
3.36
3.36
3.36
3.36
3.80
3.63
3.02
3.02
3.02
3.02
3.02
3.02
3.02
3.02
4.96
5.29
3.60
3.69
9.69
3.69
3.69
3.69
3.69
3.69
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.15
.14
.11
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.17
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.10
.15
.15
.15
.15
.15
.15
.16
.18
.15
.13
.05
.06
.05
.06
.05
.13
.13
.18
.31
.20
20
.20
.20
.20
.20
.20
.20
.25
.23
.17
.17
.17
.17
.17
.17
.17
.17
.28
.24
.24
.34
.30
.22
.22
.22
.22
.22
.22
.22
.22
.37
.19
.12
.12
.12
.12
.12
.12
.12
.17
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.17
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.17
.17
.17
.17
.22
.20
.14
.14
.14
.14
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.22
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1.66
1.66
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.71
1.67
1.67
1.67
1.67
1.67
1.67
1.67
1.G9
16.7
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.72
1.85
1.71
1.71
1.71
1.71
1.71
1.71
1.71
1.71
1.75
1.69
1.67
1.63
1.63
1.63
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1.63
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1.6V
1.75
1.89
1.77
1.77
1.77
1.77
1.77
1.77
1.77
1.77
1.81
1.78
1.72
1.72
1.72
1.72
1.72
1.72
1.72
1.72
1.88
1.81
1.81
1.91
1.84
1.77
1.77
1.77
1.77
1.77
1.77
1.77
1.77
1.93
1.77
1.69
1.69
1.G9
1.69
1.09
1.69
1.69
1.73
1.81
1.72
1.68
1.72
1.72
1.72
1.72
1.72
1.72
1.77
1.74
1.69
1.69
1.69
1.69
1.69
1.69
1.69
1.69
1.77
1.77
1.69
1.69
1.69
1.69
1.69
1.69
1.69
1.69
1.73
1.69
1.65
1.65
1.65
1.65
1.6S
1.65
1.65
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for. which thr
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4.19
4.19
3.69
3.69
3.69
3.68
3.69
3.69
3.69
3.69
6.20
4.45
4.44
4.46
4.44
4.46
4.44
4.45
4.82
4.29
3.77
3.77.
3.77
.3.77
3.77
3.77
3.77
3.77
537
8.14
5.20
5.20
5.20
5.20
5.20
5.20
5.20
5.20
6.10
4.82
4.45
3.55
3.57
3.55
3.57
3.55
4.45
4.44
6.03
8.95
6.36
6.36
6.36
6.35
6.36
6.35
6.36
6.35
7.35
6.67
6.37
5.37
5.37
5.37
5.37
5.37
5.37
5.37
8.56
7.20
7.20
9.35
7.99
6.52
6.51
6.52
6.51
6.62
6.51
6.52
6.51
9.75
6.38
4.69
4.69
4.69
4.69
4.69
4.69
4.69
5.70
7.20
5.44
4.67
5.44
5.44
5.44
5.44
5.44
5.44
6.52
5.84
4.75
4.76
4.75
4.76
4.75
4.76
4.75
4.76
6.61
6.52
4.68
4.69
4.68
4.69
4.68
4.69
4.68
4.69
5.67
4.63
3.85
3.85
3.85
3.85
3*85
3.85
3.85
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41
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42
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43
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19
20
1
'2
3
4
5
6
1
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9
10
11
12
13
14
16
17
18
19
20
1
2
3
4
5
6
■I
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
I
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
16
19
20
1
4
5
6
I
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10
11
IS
18
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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10
11
I 12
I 13
I 14
I 15
16
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3
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6
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2.09
3.62
3.48
1.95
1.95
1.96
1.96
1.96
1.95
1.95
1.95
2.71
2.34
1.88
188
1.88
1.88
1.88
1.88
1.88
1.88
2.65
2.57
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
2.13
2.13
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
2.13
2.1MI
1.U7
1.07
1.67
1.67
1.61
1.67
1.67
1.67
199
174
1.42
1.42
1.42
1.42
1.42
1.42
1.42
1.48
1.81
1.74
1.86
1.35
1.35
ur.
1.35
1.86
1.35
1.35
1.67
1.67
1.35
1.35
1.35
1.35
1.35
1.35
1.35
1.85
1.C7
1.60
1.28
128
1.2S ,
1.28
1.28
1.28
1.28
1.28
1.00
l.CO
1.28
i.28
1.28
1.28
1.28
1.28
1.28
1.28
1.60
1.67
1.35
1.35
1.35
1.35
1.35
1.35
1.35
1.35
1.67
1.67
1.88
1.28
1.28 a
1.28 |
1.28 |
1.28 |
1.28 I
1.28 |
1.67 |
1.99 |
1.60 |
1.60 I
1.64 |
1.60 |
160 I
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.10
.10
.10
.10
.10
.10
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.13
.12
.09
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.09
.09
.09
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.13
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.09
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.07
.07
.07
.07
.07
.07
.07
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.07
.07
.07
.07
.09
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.06
.06
.06
.06
.06
.06
.06
.06
.07
.07
.06
.06
.06
.06
.06
.06
.06
.06
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.06
.06
.06
.06
.06
.06
.06
.06
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.07
.07
.06
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.06
.06
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.06
.07
.07
.06
.06
.06
.06
.06
.06
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.06
.07
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.06
.06
.06
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.06
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.07
.07
.07
.07
.07
.07
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1.65
1.72
1.72
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.68
1.66
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.64
1.67
1.67
1.63
1.63
1.63
1.63
1.63
1.63
1.63
1.63
1.65
1.65
1.63
1.63
1.63
1.63
1.63
1.63
1.63
1.63
1.66
1.66
1.62
1.62
1.62
1.62
1.62
1.62
1.62
1.62
1.64
1.63
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.C1
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.63
1.63
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.62
1.62
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.61
l.fil
1.61
1.61
1.62
1.62
1.60
160
1.60
J.60
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.88
1.62
1.60
1.00
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.62
1.62
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.02
1.62
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.62
1.64
1.02
1.62
1.83
1.62
1*72
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ul uaio, infor,
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3.83
6.62
5.37
3.89
3.69
3.68
3.6-9
3.69
3.69
3.69
3.69
4.52
4.12
3.61
3.61
3.61
3.61
3.61
3.61
3.61
3.61
4.45
4.36
3.45
3.45
3.46
3.46
3.45
3.46
3.45
3.45
3.87
3.87
3.45
3.45
3.45
3.45
3.45
3.45
3.45
3.45
3.87
3.79
3.36
3.36
3.36
3.36
3.36
3.36
3.36
3.36
3.70
3.45
3.10
3.10
3.10
3.10
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3.10
3.10
3.10
3.63
3.45
3.02
3.02
3.02
3.02
3.02
3.02
3.02
3.02
3.36
3.36
3.02
3.02
3.02
3.88
3.02
3.08
3.02
3.02
3.36
3.28
2.94
2.94
2.M
2 04
2.94
2.94
294
2.94
3.W
3.29
2.94
2.94
2.9*4
2.94
2.94
2 94
2.94
2.94
3.29
3.30
3.02
3.02
3.02
3.02
3.02
3.02
3.02
3.02
3.36
3.36
2.94
2.94
2.94
2.94
2.94
2.94
2.94
2.94
3.36
3.70
3.29
3.29
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329
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50
51
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7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
18
20
1
2
3
4
5
8
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
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16
17
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1
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12
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tl" pruptity !■, |k.u„ ,„ £
Uao
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160
1.60
1.60
1.92
1.67
1.35
L35
1.36
1.36
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1.35
1.36
174
2.58
1.81
1.81
1.81
174
1.74
1.74
1.74
1.74
2.06
1.99
1.67
167
1.67
107
174
174
1.74
1.74
2.08
2.72
195
1.95
195
1.95
1.88
1.88
1.88
188
2.63
2.13
1.81
181
' ;l
' 81
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1.81
181
1.81
2.58
3.66
2.50
2.51
2.50
2.91
2.43
2.44
2.43
2.68
1.81
1.81
1.81
1.81
1.81
1.88
1.88
1.88
2.71
3.66
2.26
2.25
2.26
3.25
2.26
2.25
2.26
4.62
3.65
3.66
3.55
3.56
3.56
3.65
3.56
3.65
3.65
4.18
7.80
4.60
4.60
4.60
181
.86
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3.55
3.62
3.55
4.52
7.10
7.10
7.10
7.10
7.10
7.10
7.10
7.10
9.05
2.25
4.25
1.32
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.07
.07
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.08
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.08
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.10
.13
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.13
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1.05
1.04
1.02
1.02
1.02
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108
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Slocan, B. C, 7th Dny of June, A.D. 1904.
., . H. D. CURTIS. Colta
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SnAL) THOMAS McNEISH,
iiiiviir of th* Corporation urn..' VlljA
Dated at Slocan, B.C., this 7th Day of June. A.D.i
H. D. CURTIS,
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I.lior named David Doug-
A" " | ,„ burled nt Dorchester.
Ias ""with nillitu-ry honor*. Ho is be-
Bng*. ' , V(, |K„i a longer term pf
■leve. . nn anv other soldier in the
*■'■"'" ""listing In the Dorset. reKi-
"''"'•X' • is.".'l ho served I'orty-toui'
' '" , ||IV dnys, nnd hnd eightj
■duel stripes.
in
i's nini
nflll i'"1"1
NATURE'S CURE FOR
J CHILDREN.
,|)ing medicines, opiates and
(iin,;s sliould never bo given to
Soo
strong
'L'uthlH' ■■•|'-v
,,n, chililron, any doctor will toll
'",:,, Daby's Own Tablets should
because they cannot harm
Hest, weakest infant. These
i.slii'nlly relievo and prompt-
II .stoinach and bowel trou.
y
|„. USUI
the slim
tablets ii
J*1! '•'"i',i, il; up colds, prevent croup,
i 'i',„v worms, and alluy tho irrita-
,■,;„ ui ipanying the cutting of
, ,,|, Thousands of mothers aa*,*
Ihev nro tho best niodiclno in tho
»'w. ono of these. Mrs. It. Scul-
Li Calaboglo, Ont., writes: "I
r„vo tried many remedies for chil-
5ron but Daby's Own Tablots is tho
Lgt'l have ever used. I havo beon
'u,.., ilain occasionally to my child
Leu ho was six months old. Thoy
j.,v,. 'ih'.-.i\s kept him well, and ho is
l„, i,,;,lili.y baby." All ascdicioa
,!,,,!.',.. noli these tablets, or you cuu
j ,1,,, postpaid, at 25 cents a
,,„•< i,v writing to The Dr. Williams'
Heiiicino Co., Brockville, Ont.
'II,,. l.r.'iiil birthday of Mrs. Ann
Booth, the daughter of a soldier nl
,;,,,,!,,,. HI., WUS rclebriiled with ll
l ;L,i, j, ,i by iho nued women iii the
Iwotilwich Workhouse. Mrs. Uooth,
IdesiHi>' her n ic«*. can read without
Echtsses, and get nluiul easily. Lady
Vivian ..ileus visits her, and allows
ll,,,- , ix|iei ce fl week for (lilillt ies.
I'll,. Scot is up against, the ten
o'clock dosing of grog-stores nfiet
(tin itale, as they will close nt thai
Ihiitir hereafter in Scotlund.
D.'.ifncss Cannot Be Cured
br :.•*.: ■ .Ilcatlom u they cannot reach tbe
tlteued portion of thu ear. There Is only ont
way lo cure di'ifin'sa. and that ta by constltu-
I Uorial if: edle* ricafneai la caused by an In-
fxmei condition of the inucoua lining of tht
Cuitachlan Tube. When this tube ls Inflame*
yi.i li..,' i, runiMlns sound or Imperfect hear-
In,?, and "lira It Is entirely doted, Deafnen tt
the result, and unless tht Innammatlon caa bt
talon oul and this tube restored to Iti normal
cm; hearing will bt destroyed fortvtri
nine caret out of ten .art caused by Catarrh,
wlili ti li iiathlng but an Inflamed condition of
Ui*> itaia > ns -surfaces.
We v. .,1 give One Hundred Dollars for .any
esse ot l'.afncss (causad by catarrh) that cannot be ruii-d by Hall's Catarrh Curt. Send for
circulars, (ice.
T. J. CHENEY A CO., Toltdt, O.
Sold 1 y all druggists, ioo.
Ilall'a Family l'ills art tht beat.
Mi ,lohn Tho man Qaton, who is bo-
lieveil lo havo been the only survlv-
pilfty Which iiccoiiipanieil
• Captain Matthew Webb on
Iiis eniss-i luinnel swim frnm Dovor to
! ,i just died ut Dover at the
i ni
i \ i
whirl.
•i
brslih-H
ill il,.'
■
who w
a' ' '
INFLAMMATION OK Till*.
Vmong tha many good qualities
rmelee'g Vegetable l'ills poatsess,
.'uuiuiinu the digestive organs,
a,\ iii reducing Inflammation
It has culled forth ninny
recommendation from those
iiiiiiiteil with this complaint
il ii cure in the pills. They of-
nervo centres uml the hlooil iii
::ly active wny, and the result
Immediately scon.
1 a pl.' of fifteen drops of milk
.it u dairy "of ii good
lhe I.iinibeih (Eng.) medical
ports thai ho found 1,000,-
cterla, In unother s.unnle
l in the street he found 5.200,-
[Rl ISMlUfflKIT ii me HOW.
of rabbits from tho sur-
I elds and woods have In*
viiil.il iho now cemetery near Cine-
lie Sea, Eng., and hnve done
• • .ation nnd havoc to the
I'rnctlco of fastening Juvenile
'■ ni (heir beds, snid to be l'ol-
I iii many hospitals, bus ivsult-
;i two-year-old child namod
iii-.'nory being hanged In the
. d Hospital, Halifax, Eng.
md inlle io thq vulue of t"2.-
were exported from Calais to
•I Insi yen*, Tho manufacture
"' '' cods in Calais is largely
hands of Nottingham peoplo,
iiilrmluccd tho trade in Ilie
I ll poll.
William faucet t. of Mnitl-t one,
••lio helped niarnoll to win the
■ '..tion in nmi borough, in
1 is .mat renchod his ninetieth
FREE SCHOOL MEALS.
How the l.ni'Kei* Germau Cities Provide Kor Needy Pupils.
In tin.' larger German cities free
meals nre provided at tlio public
schools for children neediug additional
nutriment, the custom prevailing by
the report of Consul Warner at Lelpsiq
In twenty-one cities.
With the exception of Berlin, Barmen, Brunswick and Nuremberg, not
only the poor but the sick nnd infirm
chlldron were nlso Riven breakfast.
In Magdeburg food Is only supplied
lu very hard winters. Instead of
breakfast dinner is Riven to the children in Dresden, Munich, Stettin and
Strassburg, but In Munich lt Is project-
ed to nlso furnish breakfast. In llniii-
burg there is attached great weight to
providing proper dinners for lhe children, the expense of which amounts
to about 28,000 murks ($11,804) annually. In BruuBwIck, llresiaii, Cologne,
Kiel, l'oseu ami Nuremberg dinner, In
addition to breakfast, is also furnished,
In r.resltiu, Cbnrlottenburg, DuseM-
dorf, Halle, Miinnlieim ami Magdeburg
the food is distributed by public insti,
tut ions, while In the other towns it in
furnished by charitable societies. The
municipal authorities of Duntzlc, Dort*
nniiid, Hamburg; Hanover, Konlgsberg
and l'oseu contribute toward these
fiiiulH, however,
■ The breakfast Is not always the same;
for Instance, white bread, dry or buttered, and milk; milk, with coffee aud
bread; coffee or soup and bread, or
soup made of Hour and white bread.
Usually the chlldron receive milk, the
quantity given being from three Kills to
a pint. Tlie lust mentioned quantity
is provided In Kiel.
HE'S ONLY ONE
| OUT OF SCORES
But Dodd's Kidney Pills made
him a New Man.
Kli liiiial Quirk, iloctnred for u dozen years
nmi thought ItUS Caso Incurable—
Dodd'a Kidney ruin Cured hlm.
Fortune Harbor, Nfld., Jun-j 13,
(Special).—Scores of people in this
neighborhood are living proofs that
Dodd's Kidney l'ills curo all Kidney
ailments from Ilackache to Bright's
Dlsoase. Among the most remarkable cures is that of Mr. Richard
Quirk, and he (jives tho story of it to
the public as follows:
"I Buffered for over twenty years
from lumbago nnd Kidney Disease
und at intervals was totally unable
to work. After ten or twelve years
of doctors treatment, I had mado up
my mind that my complaint was incurable. Heading of cures by Dodd's
Kidney Pills tempted me to try them.
1 did ho willi little faith, but to
my great surprise I had not taken
moro Hum half a box beforo I felt
relief imi, niter the uso of seven or
eight boxes, I was fully cured and a
new man.
"Yes, Dodd's Kidney Tills cured my
Llitnbago und Kidney Disease, and
the best. Of it is I have stuyed cured.
1*0 tho lei in baby peers must, now
'"' ndded tin* tiny Marquis of Dono-
gall, whoso miller died at Brighton,
aged oighty-throo, In 1002 tho lato
marquis rrlod Miss Violet Twining, .1 beautiful Canadian girl, just
over twenty years of nge, The new
peer is the child of this malriago,
and was born on October 7 lust.
"Ilmle" Kortliei-aiora.
A coiiipliiiner was nt the Quit House
recently one M. I. Dinks of ltoanuke.
Vn, Mr. Harks complains severely of
the rude manners of some Americans.
Ile suys that he recently took passage
from New York to ltoston in one of the
sound sieuiiiei's. Ile was greatly annoyed by the gormandizing and bolting
by passengers at the supper table. He
tells of how be reached out his hand
for a plate of potatoes which was near
ly exhausted, there being but a solitary
one cemalhlng on the plate, lie waa
nbout to draw it to him when u fork
was stuck deep into the potato and a
harsh voice exclaimed:
"Halves, mister: halves."
Mr, Darks says Unit, this embarrassing ordeal having been koiio through,
he said to u "gentleman" at his side:
"Will you oblige me by passing me
the butter/'
"There's the butter by you," said the
man in a cold, disagreeable tone.
"Tbiink you," said Mr. Harks. "I did
not see lt."
"Very well." said his amiable neighbor. "Who said you did see it':"
"That dosed my conversation/' Mid
Mr. Harks. ••Those northern people are
very rude; some of them."
A CI.KAH, HEALTHV SKIN.—Eruptions ol the skin and tho blotches whieh
blemish beauty aro tho result of impure
liloml caused hy unhealthy action of the
Liver nnd Kidneys, ln correcting this
unhealthy action and restoring the or
sana to their normal condition. Panne*
lee's Vegetable l'ills will at the same
time cleanse the blood, and tho blotches
and eruptions will disappear witbout
leaving any trace.
Mr. Robert Lockcy, a member 0*
the South Shields (Eng.) Town
Council, wns recently lined £5 foi
betting, "I am not going to deny
it." he Said, "What's the uso of spoils
iiifT sport? I look '.I! ii bets alto-
gethcr."
1 ti the (xolfinu; ladies Of Bcot-
• ■!.■ compelled to admit tho su-
■ of Iheir ICllgllsh sisters. i)iul |
'•eaten in tho International |
■ ■-*'■ >i» by one match, but thu
"' Ireland turned tho tablfwJ
be triumphant Saxons, nnd
11 vi.torious by n majority (if
mutches'. This \9 exceedingly [
'b'e io the golfing daughters of
who, by the wny, included the
' Indy champion, Miss Rhona!
odd carving.
A newly imported statuette of a
priest carved in one piece of ivory
shows how remarkable the Japanese
are and what a wonderful patience
they have. The priest is bearing in bis
right hand n staff, to which is bound
a lotus bulb, while In the open palm of
the left hand be holds a miniature tijf
ure of himself, exact as to detail.
Every balr of his head and every detail of the body and drapery is perfect. The flowing robes are as thin as
paper. Due cau almost see under the
linger nails. The arms show us far as
the elbow Inside of the loose sleeves.
evidencing the wonderful skill of the
carver and how carefully he must have
dune his work to prevent the delicate
Ivory from breaking to pieces under
his tools.
Italy's niKllnrtloa.
In Invention, scholarship, scientific
research and large1 enterprise and In
national pride (Without which no country can claim the respect of foreigner's) Italy has an enviable distinction.
lt honors its intellectual men Intelligently, not by an Ignorant notoriety,
nnd money does not take precedence of
mind. If its plastic art bus suffered a
commercial eclipse, Italy Is not unique
in this experience, while In dramatic
art it still leads the world with Tom-
iniisoSalvinl and Eleoribro. Duse. In
mnsli* and literature there Is much activity anil n far from complaisant public opinion.
IY mailing Smoke.
A smoke washing device is snld to be
In successful use In London which does
away with the necessity for chimneys,
ns It pro-Dices the amount of draft required for complete combustion nud expels from the smoke lis noxious properties, it consists of an electrically
driven fan. Which draws the smoke
from the tire ami passes it Into a
Btrenm of water, which extracts the
sulphurous and unconsuuiod particles,
it works automatically and only require! thnt the wnter In Its lower part
should be changed nt regular intervals.
There never was and never will be a
universal panacea, in one remedy, for
nil ills tn which flesh is heir—the very
nnt are of many curatives helnp such
tlmt were the ccrms of other anil dllTer-
ently seated disease rooted in tho system of lhe patient—what would relieve
one ill in turn would up;cravate the
other. We have, however, in Quinine
Wine, when nhtuinahle in sound, unadulterated stnte, a remedy for mnny and
grievous ills. Hy its gradual and judicious use the frailest systems are led
inio convalescence and strength by the
Influence which Quinine exerts on nature's own restoratives. It relives the
drooping spirits of those with whom a
chronic state of morbid despondency ond
lack of interest in life is a disease, and
by trniH>uili7in(; the nerves, disposes to
Bound and refreshing sleep—imparts vigor to thp action of the blood, which.
being stimulated, courses through the
veins, strengthening tho healthy animal
functions of tho system, thereby ninking
activity a necessary result, strengthening lhe frame nnd giving life to the
digestive organs, which naturally demand increased substance—result." Improved uppetite. Northrop & Lyman of
Toronto have given to tho public Iheir
Sunerlor Quinine Wine at the usual rate,
und. gung<*d hy the opinion of si ifn-
lists the wine approaches nearest perfection of and in the market. All drug-
eists sell it
Hundreds of Pover fKiiR.) school
boys ure learning to swim tBrough
the corporation only ' charging lhe
lads one penny for the use of the
municipal swimming baths, nnd giving free instruct Ion.
Ask for Minart's and tab do otlier,
Mrs. Mnry Hatcher, of West,Th,on.
Rllg',, bus just died ut the nge of
ninety-eight, having lived to see hor
sons, grandsons and great grandsons
become soldiers.
T.cver's Y-Z (Wise Head) Disinfects**
Sunn Powder is a boon to any home, It
disinfects and cleans at the same time. '.10
At Birmingham (Eng.) Quarter Sessions, Nicholson Roohc-Gardlncr, formerly chief constable of Walsall, and
his wife, wero sent to nine months
hard labor. They obtained nnmey
through ihe medium of a bogus ro-
gist ry ollice.
STr. .1. Shell, the Metropolitan police magisl Cute of Kngltinil. is about
to rel ire. He bus held the position
since 1870.
An old Primitive Methodisl chapol
in Dover hns been acquired by fl
brewery firm, who urt* converting it
into u store for beer.
llr. ,T. P. Kellogg's Dysentery roi.imi
' Is prepared from drugs known t" lhe
profession as thoroughly reliable [Or IM
curo of cholera, dysentery, diarrhoea.,
grilling pains and summer compfalnti It
has been used successfully by mcill nl
practitioners for a number of years witn
i gratifying results. If suffering (rem an
summer complaint it is lust the menl-
cine that will curs you. Try a boltla
lt sells for l"!*! Cents.
The "wreckage of the SirlUB, lh"
first llritish steamer that crossed the
| Atlantic, hns just been salved from
the deep o("f Unllycol ton I'uy. on the
{const of Cork, whore it bus bun for
tlie lust fifty-seven ye.ns.
Thoso whom neglocted coughs
havo killed wero once as healthy
Mid robust as you. Don't follow
. ln "»ir paths of neglect. 'Tako
^hiloh's
Consumption
VUre !fhonicUnS
tight now. It Is guaranteed to
(j1'0; It has cured many thous-
?',!'r*ik.s't, , S.C.\Vhm.sACo. "M
*' T-eKoy.N. V.. Toronto.Can.
sieinii.ii Clams.
The method of placing clams In hot
water for n short time has beon round
to be Insufficient to kill tho bacteria,
but bacteriological Investigation has
demonstrated thnt ufter stoaming
elnmt for ton or* fifteen minutes no living bacteria Introduced into them bo-
fore were found.
Crnnberi'les.
Crnnlierrles nro more .tempting If
■trained before sweetened, made Into
ii jelly nod cut Into cubes when cold
than ln tho ordinarily wed form or
A little Sunlight Soap will clean
cut glass and otlier articles until
they shine and sparkle. Sunlight
Soap will wash other things than
clothes. *■
l. ' al ■—,..
£KV--'L:f -Uk- • -
S& ' -■■■' '■'
"ZJ =■*•••.*■■--. -
A youth named Reeves purchased
nitric acid and rcury at Kettering,
Kui?-. lo re-pliite ilu* handle-bars of
u bicycle. The but He exploded and
injured him so severely tlmt. be died.
CATTLE IN AUSTRALIA.
Mri'imli. Then* tlie Sisino ns Uur Ov- p.
Some Disadvantages,
'•I consider that Texas and New Mes
Ico nre the two bcs;t states for Ciltti,
raising in the United States, Nc.i i
■theni cumes Colorado." This Is tin
opinion of .1. N. Button, a prominent
cattleman from Australia, who htu.
been spending the lust year ou cuttle
ranches In Uie west.
"Vour facilities for raising stock In
this country are far superior to ours.
Our greatest drawback Is In the shipping of cattle, Most pf my ranches
lire located in Queensland, but lu all
of Aufftralln there are less than 1,400
miles of railroad, and that much truckage can be found lu any Bluglo state in
this country."
Mr. Sutton stated that most of the
cattle raised in Australia are sold rlghl
there In the conl incut. Some ure ship
ped to Africa, but tho heaviest exportation is in the shape of frozen moat
The methods of raisin;,' cattle In Aus
triiliu are similar to th08B employed lu
this country.
"But tho advantage there is," continued Mr. Sutton, "that kind can he ob
tallied cheaper, und more acreage Is
allotted to one man, In staking out
lund -and tbere i.-' s'.iil a great deal
that cun bo secured—ono porson Is allowed to take as high us 20.000 acres
If he wishes that much, In leasing
land it can be acquired as cheap ns
one-half to a cent an acre, the lease
extending for n period of thirty years,
At the end of that time if you do not
wish lo renew the lease you are paid
by tho original owner the full amount
(hat has been expended In improvements."
Mr. Sutton stilted that they had little or no trouble With cattle thieves,
lie said that Australia is more productive In raising sheep than cattle.
He estimated that tliere are 80,000,000
sheep in the country at present, while
before the drought that affected that
country six years u«o the number wus
almost twice that much. The Dnest
quality of wool is manufactured there,
and more attention is given to the
sheep raising industry. — Denver Republican.
The Silver Leaf Cure.
According to the l'jiris papers, the
physicians have bit upon a new method of treating wounds. A sheet of
silver or silver leaf is nil that is necessary. The silver Is simply placed on
the wound or ulcer, and as it sticks
closely to the surface u little cotton
soaked in collodion is sullicient to
keep it in place. The effects of this
sheet of silver nre very remarkable,
Where the wound is a recent one and
not contaminated with microbes the
wound quickly heals under the Influence of the silver without inllamniu-
tion or suppuration and without presenting the slightest bad symptom.
Conditions nre just as favorable in
cases of ulcers—chronic ulcer of the
leg, for example—in which case the
suppuration decreases little by little,
while the ulcerated surface gradually
becomes covered with healthy skin,
whieh soon produces a good cicatrice
in place of the ulcer. This Is said to
be due to the remarkable untiseptic
qualities of the metal.
Ily n recent, outbreak of fire until.*
borders of Ashaown Forest, Eng., n
h»rgo tract, of picturesque country be
tween Tunbridge Wells and Crow-,
borough was Badly marred, and
gorse, heiitlier unci a considerable
UUIllbor of pine trees dotitioyed.
When do you mnke a first-rate bargain nt n poulterer's?—When you
buy a guinea-fowl for three-and-
six.
CRITICAL TIME AT
CHANCE OF LIFE
Suffered .From Nervous and Extreme Physical Exhaustion,
Now Recommends Other Women to Use
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food.
11..re,n*. inl-. liy Til. jirnpliy.
To borrow money from a ship luu
miles uway would have been nn Impossible feat a year or so ago, but recently it wus accomplished by telegraph. A young man found himself
•board ship, homeward lnuind, bis
passage paid, but without money for
incidental expenses and for landing.
He knew that his mother was on an
eastbouud ship. The probable date
and hour of the meeting of the two
vessels were calculated. The purser
of the eastbouiul ship was Instructed
to lay the unfortunate's case before
his mother. It took imt a few minutes
for her to. place money iu the bauds
of her parser, who instructed the purser of the westbound liner to pay it to
iiis passenger. The charge for transmitting messages from ship to ship at
s,,i is sixpence a word, with tlie address and signature free. — .World's
Work.
Droit Your Middle \iime.
According to the doctrine of chances
a boy who bus no middle name is more
than twice as likely to become president of the liiiled States as one who
has a middle mime, nnd the boy who
has more than three names bus no
chance tit nil. Of the twenty live men
who have tilled the otlice of president
sevcuteou bad two names each, for
Van Duron Is one name and u.it two.
Since insi) no triple named president
bus been elected except Mr. Cleveland,
who gniuod n chniico by dropping his
first un'.u*.
A Ills Yelloiv Diiiiin,ml.
There hns been exhibited in London
il diamond Which is tho second largest
gem of ilsjlesciipiiuii In the world. It
weighs 330% carats, it Is of a yellowish color nnil worth about Sll UK Hi. If
the color had been belter the stone
would have been worth a fabulous
amount, It was recently extracted
frnm the ottos Kopje diamond mines
ut Kilnberiey. ScicMilic America 11.
Another lennoetitat.
A Il'.ston professor takes n wluick at
history by declaring Unit Coltttnblil
was a highly respectable nnd fairly
wealthy gentleman, who paid a large
purt of the enst of his voyage; Unit he
wus tall and red haired, utterly unlike
his portraits, uml Unit Isabella luul no
Jewels to pawn, having hypothecated
them several years before 1408a
Many women dato .their illness nnd
sufferings from tho period of chunge
Of life.
it is a trying time to all women,
and a timo when Dr, Chase's Nervo
Food will prove ol incalculable
value.
Dy supplying nn abundance of rich
red, life-sustaining blood, this great
food curo helps women to puss in
safety tho period of trial In thoir
lives. It strengthens uud invigorates tho delicate female organism,
and builds Up the whole system.
Mrs. Chas. Keeling, sen., Owen
Sound, Ont., writes: "It is a pleasure to toll what great benefits I hnve
derived from thu use of Dr. Chase's
Nervo Food. I am fifty-five years of
ago, and for nliout five years my life
was ono of great .suffering from nervousness, weakness and extreme physical exhaustion. I could not sleep,
and hot flushes would puss through
my body from head to foot, I con
sulted my family physician and two
other doctors, but they told me,
[about my time of life, I was likely
to be troubled that way. 1 continually grew worse, and despaired of
ever being cured.
] "Dr, Chase's Nerve Food came to
my notico and us we have Dr.
t'lmse's Receipt Dook, I had conft-
donee In the doctor. I was so Bur-
prised ut the help I received from the
first box lhat I bought three more.
Thoy built me right up and mado me
feel healthy and young again. They
have proven a great blessing to nie
uml I hope this testimonial will be
of help to somo weak, nervous
woman suffering us I did.
Dr. Chaso's Nervo Food, 50 cents a
box, 0 boxes for $3.50, at all dealers
nr Kdnuinson, Dates & Co., Toronto,
To protect you ugalnst imitations,
tlio portrait nnd signature of Dr. A.
W. Chase tho famous receipt book
'author are on every box.
STRENGTH
FLOUR IEtt.
Letlibridgc, Alta., May 22nd. 1904.
Messrs.
The Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd.,
Winnipeg, Man.
Gentlemen,
As I am giving up the baking
bu in ess on June ist,, I wish before retiring
to compliment ye* on the quality of both
your Hungarian aud Gleuora Patent brands
of flour. I have never found any other to
equal them iu strength, uniformity or color,
and could get more bread from your flour
per sack than auy other I ever used. In
my twenty-two years' Inking experience I
tried several brands but always came back
to your brand as buing the most satisfactory.
Wishing you continued success and thanking you for your most liberal business treatment, I am,
Yours truly,
(Signed) S. R. Brady.
> I I a, I I l|l,| »'. . I ».*■.»■*■*•+•'»•'."*•'»•'* '«."«' >
.»..«..»■<..«. 1 » mi *"*• ill »'» a
Canadian Northern Railway
JUNE 10
Daily Passenger Service Between
Winnipeg and Port Arthur
Schedule : Tlu* STKAMSHir LIMITED—Leave Winnipeg lC.50k.
arrive l'ort Arthur 8.30k ; leave l'ort Arthur 18.50k, arrive
WinnipiT 10.80k.
CONNECTING nt l'ort Arthur in both directions with the steamers' of the Northern Navigation Oo., tho Canadian I'nridc Steamship Lino and the Cnnndiiui I'ucilic All Unil route, to und from ali
ooints iu Kustern Cmiuda und the l'nited States
C.EO. II. SHAW, Traffic Manager.
Ar* Vou Bulletins T If so, ua*
EDDY'S IMPERVIOUS SHEATHINC
Th* Best ••Buildirtflc P«p«r i**Am€***»-
It li »*ry much itronclr ond thlrker than any othir (Urr*«J or belld-
Inf) piper II In Inux-rvioim lo wind. ke*|i« obt cold, kiipi tn bill, c»i*-
rill no mnoll or o.lnr, alisorlil no moisture, iiniiorti no Uiti or flavor te
mythlmt with whlih it eoinoi in contiut. It in Inrcely uifd not onl> W
•hiitlnc hniisi'i, but lur lirilnu cold ulernEC liuililiwta, relriKiruton, aiil**
III enainarles. ami ab plaraa whero llu* ohiei-t la to klip an ivia ana
aal'lirci titnpiraturi, ar.d ut itu, euim Urns avoiding dampniia.
Writ* our Agents, TEES & PERSSE, Winnipeg, fer sampler*.
The E. B. EDDY CO., Limited, HULL.
Twenty thoumnil navvies hnvo pro-'' "Hallo, I sny! That's my umbrella
sonted the Archbishop oi Cuntorbury you huve!" '.'Why. so it is! I must
with (i Choqilo for B100, In rocognl* huve taken il* in a moment Of uli-
tlon of lhe wink ho bus carried on straction!''
nmong them In connection with the ._
Navy Mission Society. HHAHD'S LIHIMEHT ll Mel HIPMSlClaiS.
*<:;^,:;n,,'l',!;,,,i,:::,^v,,;,,;^s^ri •■»•« *** to -* ■jg
I incomparable veloe In Iho household, love; jnst givo her all the lrtone*i
' she Wants." "H'lt you don't cull
imi ilu* fitrmer end rtockmnn will lin.i i.
verv cervlroabla lu llu- fsrni v.h.I nmi nu . . ,.,.,,.,
the cnltlo range, ..(un 'living th r- Ibnl ensy. do you?
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THE SLOCAN DRILL
C. E, SMiTiiiiRixiiw.i*, Kililor an.l Prop
18 PUM.ISHKI) KVKKY IT.inAY AT
SLOCAN, - - - - B. C'
Legal Advertising 10 cents? a line for
the tirst Insertion ami .r> cents a lino each
Subsequent Insertion.
Certificates of Improvement, $7 each.
Transient advertisements atsame rates
ma legal advertising,
Locals will be charged 10 cents a line
fer each insertion.
Commercial Hates made known upon
Application,
The Subscription is |S per year, st.'ict
ly in advance; $2.60 a year if not so paid.
Address all letters to—
THE SLOCAN DRILL,
Slocan, B. C.
FRIDAY, JUNE 84th, 1904.
innoui vi. ciiori'iMis.
Tliere promises to be another bountiful harvest in Manitoba.
Earl Grey vouchsafes the remark
that he will not be the next governor-
general of Canada, lie ought to know.
The Canada Eastern & New Brunswick railway is being purchased by the
dominion goverriirienl and added to
the Intercolonial system. Why not
extend the western end of the Intercolonial to the Pacific?
Tho dominion government has re-
plii*d to the British Columbia delegation, denying to the province the right
to control the seacoast fisheries. It
means that two sets of regulations will
be in vogue governing salmon fishing,
resulting in much confusion.
The government have issued the licenses to prospect for coal and petroleum in the famous block of land in
south East Kootenay, known as lot
•i59!5, nnd, accordingly, the anxious
souls of complaining Liberals Bhould
for the nonce rest easy aud lie satis-
lied. Delay has been caused lo enable
the time of protest for the C.P.R.
against the cancelling act of hist session to elapse. An Immense number
of locations have beeu made within
tho disputed area, so many indeed
that it would be impossible for the
government to determine the prior
rights of the claimants, so they bave
evolved a clever scheme out,of the
difficulty. Licenses are issued to fill
stakers and the latter must place their
claims, in case of dispute, before the
courts for adjudication, the lands be
ing reserved from pre-emption or sale.
No license fees will be returned, and
as the cost of each license is $100, it
can easily be seen the government will
make ii pot of money. It is a capital
scheme and one that will prove of
lasting enrichment to the provincial
exchequer. The lands in question are
held to lx* extremely valuable and are
bound to be extensively exploited by
iimnied men, adding greatly to the
wealth and population of the country.
It is only mete and right then that the
• province should profit from the devel*
(p.nent of the resources of the section,
and the government have taken the
Btap to get the most out of it, th.' an
mini renewal of licenses providing a
sub-'antiid revenue for the public
welfare.
Lord Dundonald, late commander
of Canada's military forces, has not I
meekly taken his dismissal by the!
Laurier government. In a lengthy]
latter to lhe press, he go *s after his1
Liberal traducers, revealing a state *of
affairs that is at once a shame and n|
disgrace, lie asserts that militia matters have been grossly interfered with
by designing politicians! also, that
Important part* of his reports lur the]
past two years were wrongfully sup-'
pressed bv the minister of militia.;
e intrary to his wishes. Tu fact, Dun
donald charges Minister Borden withj
direjl lalse'io >d in the bouse of commons. The militia, hi* contends, has
been sadly neglected, lacking.In all
thing- that would make il efficient;
The Northwest Territory is d 'fenceless, beiug denied artillery. In regard
to preparation for war and readiness]
to resist aggression,he says the people I
df Canada are living In a fool's paradise. He concludes his letter by stat*]
ing that had he contented himself
with an official protest it would have
bsen pidgeonholed, as puny others
have been, A public expose of such
a uatnre is not pleasant reading for
Can.idiaus,aii I must unite lhe govern-
rn -nt feel uncomfortable. An election
is Deaf, add the Liberals, unfortuu
nat.lv for themselves are .constantly
{Troiidin,* campaign nutter for the'
<" in-•!'..*,iv.'- ti tlse ngainst them,
■rvalues would be foolish |
not to«:.p ■ * Hi • Dundonald li
- • . ..it.
DRILL POINTS.
Pay up your subscription.
Wholesalers have made a cut in the
price of Hour.
Trout Lake is enjoying a building
boom.
Norris & Howe's big circus will exhibit in Nelson on Tuesday.
No celebration will be held this year
by the Orange lodges of south Kootenay.
Saturday,July 2, has been proclaimed a public holiday by the government.
Express money orders are payable
even-where. They are cheapest and
safest.
,7. G. McCallum came over from
Cranbrook on Saturday, to see his
family.
,T. D. Fraser is (he chief dispatcher
at Nelson, and A. E. Stevens trainmaster.
The Buchanan company occupied
the Music Hall Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Regular services will be held in the
Methodist church next Sunday, morning and evening.
Editor Deane of the Nelson News is
in the hospital with a severe attack of
sciatic rheumatism.
Tin- C.T-.H. lias placed the whole of
the Columbia & Western land grant
on lhe market for sale.
Nelson is lo have a baby show on
the 1st. Sloean infants are barred;
they are too handsome.
A few of the delinquent taxpayers
are meetingtheir liabilities and saving
their property from sale.
Another bargelond of lumber from
Koch's mill, Ten Mile, was brought
down Monday for export.
On Sunday evening next, in Knox
church, Uev. Mr. McCord will preach
ou: "The Barren Figtree."
Friday next is Dominion day. A
delegation of townspeople will go
down to the Nelsou sports.
The closing of the public school to-,
day for the holidays will be marked
with interesting ceremonies.
The sac, imentof the Lord's Supper
will be dispensed in Knox church ihe
first Supday evening in -Inly.
(1 rain4 Porks will have a big race
meet ona ugtist 25th, 26th and 27th,
iSOOQbeirig hung up in prizes,
The Miases Tobin. after spending a
pleasant month in this vicinity, returned to the Slides on Saturday.
No meeting of the city council was
held this week, almost; all the members of th■* board being out of town.
Sandon purposes celebrating Later
day on an elaborat ■ Scale, ■ They
want Slocan to go up and play basket
ball.
Friends of the family will br* pleased
to learn.the young son of Mi*, and
Mrs. \V, Boie is steadily regaining its
health.
The tenth cdrload of shing'e i for the
season from the local mill was filled
up on Wednesday. It went to North
Toronto.
A lighthouse is to be built at Pilot
Bay By the dominion government.
PlanS and specifications may be seen
at the Nelson postofflce. ,
The Lemon creek strawberries will
be marketed ehietlvin Fernie this season. A great many inquiries are coming in from other points.
J. E. Lovering, principal of the
Sandon school for three years, hns resigned to enter the Methodist ministry,
his first appointment being Ymir.
A basketball match, between the
ladies, will take place In the skating
rink on Friday night. A physician
and ambulance have been secured. .
Strawberries from Wm. Anderson's
ranch, Lemon creek, made their first
appearance on the local inarket Friday'. They meet with a ready sale.
The drums of the local Orange society "have been shipped to Weta: k-
win. A ita., when* Tom Lake, formerly
of this place, heads a procession in
the 12th.
John Fannin, the noted curator of
the provincial museum, is dead.
The Orange lodges of the interior
will celebrate theTith at Vernon.
The Ferguson Eagle has been revived, E, G. Woodward having sold
the plant to J. J. Atherton.
A renewed interest is this year being
taken in boating and the various owners have illl been fixing up their craft-
Several of them have rigged up sails
and have been enjoying rare sport.
Timber Notice.
NOTICE is hereby Kiven Unit thirty days SftSt
lull* I inliM'.lt.i aPPb •otl'c Chiofl'om-
.Vital uiierif U i<lU Works, ut Victoria, for a
■ e• imU 1" .'Hi' »»<• ■'I'1'1**' ■lw.''"' ,,"",bcr
tlun "hiif . "lowing described lauds, si fasted on
,,bc t «... or..k, W.'s. Kootenny districtl Com*
menolne nt n post planted about .ten «' >'"*
south of tlie soulli-east conmr of Go».Lurcher ■
preemption, running thnas ft**"!" ■«&
lumen snchains east; thei.ee 80 chains simtli;
ihem*" «0 chains west, 10 l'lunt of commence.
***>*• FRANK PURVIANC'K
Dateil May Uth. 1901.
minim; RECORDS.
Appended is a coninletelist of the various records registered atthe local registry office, H. P. Christie being mining
recorder:
AS8HSSMKNTH.
.lane 13—Vendor, Carle ton, Pontiac.
14—DanUbe, Silver Park, Utica.
16—Black Pel, Wilno, Rotor, aiieh for
two years.
TIlAN'Sl'KHS.
June 14—Florence, all, Jos McDonald
to Geo K Welnaht.
17—Shenandoah 'i, Clara Werelev to
C E burlier.
Notice.
NOTICK is hereby given that ut the
expiration of 'M days Irom date, 1 intend
to apply, at a special sitting of the hoard
of license commissioners of the city of
Slocan, for a transfer of tho retail liquor
llcenst*) held by nio for tho Arlington
Hotel, situated on lots 1 and 2, Block A,
Slocan, to Geo. Henderson.
L. M. KNOWLES
Dated, June 7. 1904,
NOTICE.
■TURK nol ice that it is my intention, nt the ox-
I niriition of sixty dnys from theilulehereof,
to annlv to the Hon. the Chief Commissioner of
Lnnds A Works for permission to purchase the
followhiK described land, viz.: tonimeiicinc at
a\,M 'hinted OS the ,i*hI shoreof Slocan Ink.
and situated nhout KM eet north of thsnumth
or Evans creek nnd marked 'John t un ie s !N. H.
Corner," tlience west 20 chains: thtmce south 20
chains, crossing Evans creek; thence east J)
ohains: thenoe north following the west shore
of Slocan hike 20 chains, morn or >ss, to point
of cominiMiceuiBiit, nnd contuimuit 10 acres,
more or less^ (,URR1K „ ^ La,NQi A ,
Nelson. ll.C., April 23rd, 1W)1. *M
Certificate of Improvements
Bluck llfiuit.v i»»<l White Beauty Mluernl
Clnlms.
Situate in tbe Slocan City Mining Division of the West Kootenny District
Where located :—At the head of Mineral creek and I.ucky George creek.
TAKE NOTICE that I, W. D. McGregor, acting as agent for J. J. Mul-
hall, F.M.C. No. BA8932; S. B. Planter,
p M.C. No. B68990] J. J. Banfleld, P.
M.C. No B58'J47; Eric Lcmieux, F, M.
C. No. 11111)07!), and J. M. McGregor,
Free Minor's Certificate No. B00093,
intend, sixty days Irom the date hereof,
to apply t the mining recorder for certificates of improvement, for tho purpose of obtaining Crown grants of the
ahove claims.
And further take notice that action,
under section 37, must he commenced
before the issuance of such certiticates oi
improvement.
Dated this 20tli dav of May, 1904. •
275 04 W. 1). MetJREGOR
SteelRanges
for $18.25.
*■**-*-*■*-<
*-*-*■*-**■***■ *-*-*-* t
City Bakery
Guaranteed tne Best Bread
in the Sloean camp. . . .
Also carrying a full line of
CONV-ECTIONERY
FRUITS
TOBACCOS
CIGARS
CIGARETTES
PIPES, ETC.
:: D. B. O'NEAIL, SLOCAN
A -*■****-**- ♦ -?♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<
...THE...
ROYAL HOTEL,
Mrs. A. Mason, Prop.
If ymi want a touch of
Inun■■' life, come along,
boys. Th.* best table
in town; nice lnrge,niry
bedrooms. Special rates
to Bteady boarders. . .
The best .sample rooms;
in town
Arthilr Street, Slocan
id
ni I'iv Co; shareholders havi
been notTBed of ;i dividend of '.i'i shillings a shure, besides a n-turn of £1
in capital, Tin* lattor is due to extensive land sales.
Tin* local mill a nip my have beei
having a picnic tliis week, chasing
lo,'s around the lake. The high wind
on Saturday broke up a couple of the
booms nt Rosebery.
T.Woodcqak and D. Arnot are eivel-
Ing a boiithousi* at the foot of Arthur
street, It i i to be 20&12 feet In size.
shiplapped and shingled. It will be
an improvement to the Waterfront.
The citizen! of the snlmrl* of Brandon are making a requesl of 1260 from
the'government for the construction
nf a sidewalk down Park tvii, They
have never had any government monev
in that section,
Tiik Drill will print you, on short
notice and in anv amount, shipping
tags, billheads, statements,letterhends,
ItOteheads, memos, receipts, envelopes.
visiting cards, business cards, hills ol
fare, dodgers, posters, etc., etc, Will
meel nny quality or price,
W.T, Bhatford A Oo, have a very
large stock of Upton's and Simcoe
pure fruit jiinis in seen pound pails.
Thev want to sell il and have put a
price on it which is bound to clear 11
..ul. Don I forget: a seven pound pail
In ■ ixty ccnis. Buy at onco, nnd get
a liberal supply while yO'.i are al it.
Notice to Delinquent Co-owner
To Anna Farini, or to any perpoa or
persons to whom sho mny hive trans
(erred 1. ir interest in the Coronation
nnd Memphis mineral claim*, .situated
on Twelve Mile creek, and recorded in
the Recorder's ofliee for the Slocan
t ity mining division.
You are herehy notified that we,
.liunes Smith, F.M.C. No. 1159995, and
Charles brand, F.M.C. No. BC0037, have
caused to be expended the sum ot four
hundred and ten dollars in lahor
and improvements on tho above men-
tienetl mineral claims, in order to
hold said claimi under the provisions of
the Minernl Act; and if within 90 duvs
I from thn date of this notice you fail, or
I refuse, to contribute your proportion of
eiieti expenditure,together wilh all costs
'of advertising, your interest in said
| claims will become the propeity of the
, mbseribers, under section 4 of an Act
| entitled "An Act to amend the Mineral
Act, 1900,"
Dated nt Blocan,B.C.. this 1 'ih d»y of
Mav, A.D. I'.KM. JAMES SMITH
2C-5-04 . CHARLES BRAND
ASAWaiE ,:,
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for schools, teachers, fa:*nilies,
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One's admiration for Webster's
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daily as it comes to bo better
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Timber Notice.
NOTICK i*. hereby given that thirty days after
Sate I Intend to aoply to tlie Chief Com-
mhwioner »f Lande A worki.at V lotorla.for two
■boolnl li. ies t« eut end carry away timber
from the following described Inads, situated on
Robertson creek, W«st Kootanay district:—
i'*ir*t Lootatton.
Commencing at a pest, nhout one mile north
of QeoriW l.nrclicr's pre■eniptmii, llu'iu'e BO
i'hiiiiis\\.'.-t; thenee HO chains smith; thence 80
ohajm enst: thence 80 chains north, td point of
commencement,
Neoond l.ii.ail.•".
Commencing at u post, about two miles north
of Geo Lurcher's pre-emption, thence sodiums
wost'thonce80 chains south; thenoo80chains
east;'thence 80 chains north, to point, of com-
mwiemont, OHAB. BIEOLINQBB
Dat.-.l May Nth, l(»l.
P. GENERAL HOSPITll
SLOCAN, B.C.
Med. Supt., J. P. CADE, M.D.
HATES: Regular subscribers, $1 per niontti
oia.-ni i year: non-subscrlbors [oxclnatvaot
medical attendance)$2 per day, Private ward*.
%.l per day extra. Special facilities for maternity case.-.
For further particulars apply to,
D. B. O'Neail, Sec
Why he without a rungo wi,01l
you can get one. so cheap ? '||lev
are preferrahle to stoves mui RlVQ
better satisfaction. These ranges
burn wood or, coal anil will be
set up free.
H, J,
TINSMITH AND PLUMBER.
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LiciiTi;!) nv nr-ATKi) uv
ELHCT1UC1TY. HOT Mil.
The Queen's
Motel *****rx*-^-
E. 0. CLARKE, PROPRIETOR
HATES: M.00 I'KIt »AY
First-clan Dinim: Room
I.iii'Hi* noil Con fuitiil.le lH'ilrnoms "
Uprnplo rpomB for Commercial Men \\
Nelson, B. C.
l-*-*4 f ****** *< *** **********
H.D.Curtis
Financial Agent
Accountant 6: Auditor
Notary Public
Fire and Accident
Insurance
Abstracts of Hineral
Claims.
SLOCAN, - B.C
I Slocan |
I Bakery^
I J. Pinchbeck, Proprietor
I Fresh Fruits of Every |
A Kind Arriving Daily. |
g A full stock of tin- U'Kt f
(% linos of cigars arid tbboc* ■
wis always kept on band, *
n
1'3 l.onveHOf lli-rtlil foiWl,
lull W.'iKlH llllll Olllallly
liaiitruni,',.,!.
Slocan, B. C. I
r>iSe^cc*»<;c:<:;ciCc<-<:«^««
Nyal's
Digestive
Tonic
IS A BRACER
It promotes digestion,
improves the appetite,
nnil gives tone nnd energy to the whole system.
For sale by* -
COLIN J. CAMPBELL,
Licensed Provincial Assayer,
I'llllM
Ni:\v DENVER, B.o,
All Humpies lteerlve Prompt Attention. Itiite»,in AppllOHtloi
Sppclill (pi ii 1.11 i.i ii» In Mlna,. nnd Mill..
WILSON HOUS
SLOCAN, B. C.
i
Is reached by any trail or road
that runs into the Town.
Do not go past its door when
you are dry, weary or hungry.
A. E. TEETER,
Proprietor.
,.♦♦♦♦♦♦'.♦»♦♦>♦♦♦ ■********,
Will buy a comfortable
Cottage and two corner lots in New Denver. House contains
four large rooms, hall
and wardrobe. For
other particularswrite
DRAWER 54, SLOCAN.
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