t ni_r,,t_rAILY 1 tEI W. vol. a NELSON, B.C., TUESDAY NOVEM-EE 8, L904 ! ^*V NOV 111904 BATTLE BALLOTS ica is Will Choose Belween Roosevelt and Parker Today I Si_ , Confident of Victory-Betting Irs .{publicans-Extraordinary Pre- j cau is Against Illegal Voting , \„i . r.li'riion eve funis laiinlng lhe slate. Today .,,,;. -the lasl estima-tes of ,lc .titrations, tin- dem6- Ihelr faith i" a sinleiiH.nl Murphy; leader of Tammany . vote tor Parker In Great. ,.oul,i i,.. the groatesl oyer i., mil ■ candidate, while the ' . ■ .-; was expressed liy gov- ... said Parker's plurality ... i il ha.ve.to lie more lhan . ..I- in eitrry the siaie. Two i-,, r. ihe democratic candl- ,. ruor, in.." 122,000 plurality in ihi city,'.but'.as-defcated. .■ i„o,_o0 plurality In the1 into. The feature of the iiv promises to' be n , ,■ watching ot the mills. in. ro prcvenl Illegal voting have :,.;, un n Bcalo llial is far ahead ... 'efforts. In addition to ibe antl lhe city's 8,000 po- i-oiie ot them will lie on tp, nlniendenl Morgan ..( tinn -,",r.-iii for the tiii'tr >- will 'lave more than . si work lo prevent the ii iiy ...is,, nm entitle I ■ i 100 secret, service ■hi ■' .n'iiiii bom ni,-ii [ran luient naturaHza- 1 weather promised, to- illons are ll.nl lhe vine im ,\.n he ihe heaviesi ever 1 -i ul. illy, and perhaps, licti ,1-. ,,ii iin- presidential resull ,. I day than nl any .other inipaigii. lt Is osti- ■ . '•■.! . $200,000 were wager- , treel curb and In the Ruling mills were 0 to 1 ., Mu- general result, two , [toosevcll will carry New •■• .....I two lo imi' thai Her- iletejti Hi. iiins fin- lbe gov- - Ihe president was JB.OOO ' ■: an i,fl',.|-i.il $50,000 or any odds nl r, li) 1 on Roose- Hi, .1 inkers, The heaviest slate !'.:,,», in }. ;i_ii nn Herrlok. lier Derrick bet was $*iticltl to A Will sireet house offered a bet veil .ba. Itnosevelt will carry New Jersey, Connecticut na and West ' Virginia, .but ■ i", lakers. One bettor plac- ignlnsl $11000 that barker will ■ Vork sinie. A Wall (ftreel ,,, $2000 ..I .nl,l nt _ in 1 Ihal ■ nl will carry New York nnd I that ii had $111.111111 in plfUje this. On national (unl mate - i-sliniiileil that $2,0011.1111.1 bus 'ret! in New York clly. tlon, Nov. 7.—A few hours balloting in lhe presidential ids iin- 'nailimn] capital prac- .'lletl by itiiiilllled clc-i-lnrs. i. ii"iiiirii..i.in ot tbo govern- dr.eds or the clerks have gone .ii vote, only two member, of cabinet, sei-ralnry Hay nnd secre- Morlon, me |„ Hie clly tonight. On ",' nf his liealib, secretary liny fell >;•' onghl .mi to make lhe trip to 111 this lime, anil secretary Moris detained here by important husl- "i lhe navy department, rtingemepts jave been completed I'1"' President's trip to Oyster Hay e he Kin's to east his vote. A spoe- ir for (lie neeomniodatlon of tho '"'" mill his parly will be nllaebcil ■"" Pennsylvania railroad train 11 wvcb here for New York at 12.110 • -i'l'. Roosevelt will ho aocomptm- Bocrelary l.neb anil several white 16 attaches who will also vole at "• President will remain al Oyster ""ly ting enough lo enst his volo, " "R In New York In lime lo ei.li-1. *•" Iraln for Wnslilngltm. The '.'« sl.i'iliileil lo arrive bore at 8.10 *-"• H.'i.iri.s from Iho clerllun will lit.'ii ,iy "l0 Preslilenl nl lhe li „.''."' Al toe hendiiunrlers of s 'onlghl H10 inmost eon- ixpressed, ili,','rK."" ",a ,mM l8 heavier thnn I .'.'"• Odds on gonernl results tire j m rnvi,,. „f Roojjyjjj all(| Fl,|,.. ' "" many wngers hnve been , '", "".Tier odds. The lnleresi ot « centres on New York. Odds of III ,,.""',, ' Wm olfercKl lhat Rcx.s- would carry iho Mule nnd tbey „ ,.' ""''"Hied. Many wngers have 1,1 -,,,,_ '""" "" '"« roHiilt In Mnry- ■ .ml Wesl Virginia. Republlcnn lli'ln,„.,.., wm" on tot former slate l'«I n "_ ' n«""'y la ™ "in litter. In. I_; . "V' '~Tll° "n*1 word of Hie I, 1' ' I" irIm?,., m *,p"1**m toolglii to voters I w „,. ?Tc'"lsolt»' 'ho tumor- lii' 11, '"r I>™Wontlal olectors, I 11 1 iu_ . . m*mam of congress ln ii ol __?* nu,ml"lr" ot toe stale f oI "WMrolatlvM »nd MnaU and \ eiiiiiiiy officers. I'l Is ppim ibe volo:for governor and upon the choice for congressmen thai lhe claims ot tlie republicans are in itiiitlirl,..lln. :-mvess of the Itoosevelt electors' lielng Qoncot]ed by lbe ■Uomocra-l.. -.The dei'iiocrats clalnlN.hu ' election pf Wll'linm I.. Douglas, candidate im- gqyernor, and'they will be tits- appolnled If this. Is' nol achieved, or governor, Dates plurality Is nol .reduced lo a small margin. The. republican leaders predict governor Bates'-'re-election by the customary large pl'Uarallty. White Rivi.i-..Juiii-iii,ii. Vermont, Nov. 7.-The clectoTB nf iliis .sum, have no liil-rest in ipmorrow.'s election ami uu campaign, lias been ccuiducied. H is estimated thai Roosevelr'wlll carry this grate, by'35,000 plurality. N.i candidate's oilier liniir those fnr' olociors ot president aiui vlce-presldonl will bo .bled [or, Concord, N. II., Nov. 7.—No sensn- lic. marked the closing hours ot the campaign ui New Hampshire bill acilv- iiy on the pari o( the lending-'parlies i-u.i.i.rues. A heavy \._<. is expei-ied Ihroughoiil Hie Ktale. Portland, Me., .Nm . 7.—Maine is inn-' Hldered surely republican l.y _, nn 1 -.- iilnraliiy anil rnmpuraiively little Inn-real in . i_-|iesuli In ihi_ sinte is' taken. Providence, It. 1., Nov.. 7. -The political campaign was toncitideil In ibis state tii.iii.iii. I- Is expected that 85,1)00' ballots will' he ,;, , il iriu ■ ll i. daj ■ A plurality of 10,0 ..... 1 ... 1 iQd from Al.-Kini. v s itlurulii) i- onfldent- ly exi.ecleil by the republicans fin Rtms- vell, Ihough'the tlemncrals ngure on a small piurallly. OOvernar I.. I-'. C. lii'itiviii. Hi., cli inniiiiii,- i.ninin,.,. for reelection says lie considers lbe Blmalion favorable. A plurality ol rmm 20,000 tu 30, Is claimed (or hi? bpponcot, li nt- leiiani governor Utter. Mr. Utter also professed lo be sanguine as to .the resull. Milwaukee, Wis., Nov, 7.--The political contest closed lu Wisconsin with speeches In many places tonight, Th'e republicans claim their electors will carry ll.o siiuo by a plurality of from 60,000 to 75,000. I'liairntiiu W. D.Connor, nf the republican-state central corn- mlttee claims thai governor Lntollete will have 76,000 plurality and thai Ills .i.-lcei will Im elected from top 10 bottom. Tlie republicans claim si\ congressmen will bo elected and Hun they have more than a chance ot electing [our niiieis, ii..ininTa.i'-.stn!n chairman Warden claims thai Hen. W. Peck will be elecied governor by liii.iiiiii plurality ami ihal the democrats will control the legislature. Denver, Colo., Nov. 7.- Desplle 11 tense feeling resulting (rom lhe sharp inn.est over the governorship, Indications point 'to .a peaceful elect-ton. throughout lbe stale, wllh the .possible exeepllnn of Teller iiillniy whore Hie republicans and democrats accuse each other ol provoking trouble. Largely attended meetings were held tonlghi in leading elites ami town, ami enthusiasm reached a liinb pitch. NclUier side lias iiuiililieil iis claims nf a sweeping Victory, but republican, ami democrats alike a. i- inn Roosevell and' Pair- banks will gel many ninie vnies tlian former republican camlldules. St. Paul, Minn., Noi. 7. Robert C. Dunn, republican canflldaw fnr governor anil .inbn u\. JuhUBon, tlsmocrntic candidate, spoke In Minneapolis toiilght, Dunn claims the slate by 60,000, The ileiiHHTu.s estimate Johuson's plurality .li.tilUJ. Bt, la.uls. Mo.. Nov. 7.—The republican .lale .fnllllllilti"' eslilllllles u plurality nl' nm less lhan 20.000 111 lhe slate Willi 7I.IIII nr mure ill Ut. I_llls, The democrats estimate a gubernatorial plurality of mil less lhan 48,000 With the remainder nf the sum, ami national ticket 11 Utile under thai llgiue. Reno, Nevada, Nov. 7—The campaign which eioseil 1 r,11 l_.li 1. has been conducted wiih much vigor, by both parties, li Is generally conceded thai Roosevelt, so far ius presidential electors are eun- eerneil. Is lu doubt. Cinc-ln.ii.il, Ohio, Nov. 7.—Tho republicans are confident lhat Iheir Hekel in Ohio will bo successful. The democrats expect to gain three or fnur emigre., men. New Haven. Conn., Nov. 7—Chairman Walsh of the democratic sttilo central (loninililee said tonlghi Hint both Parker ami Robertson will _rry tho slato by magnlflvonl majorities. Ropublocan state chairman Kennedy » says Roosevelt will carry Connecticut with 15.000 majority. ''""-*'-—~->_>m.. . Trenton, N. J'; Nov. 7.—The republicans are ennlldeni ot carrying the state ft.r Itoosevelt by from 05,000 lo 40.0HII. The democrats nrs'clalmlng thai Parker will havo n small plurality, Sioux Palls, B. 1).. Nov. 7.-Tho ro- puhllenns elttlm a piurallly nt 50,1)00 for Roosevell. The stale legislature will also bo snlldlv ri'.unl.lican. Utile Rock, Ark., ...iv. 7.-The dom- oc-railo managers In Arkansas claim not less lhan 511,1100 piurallly. Parkeisburg. W. Va.. Nov. 7.-lbo republicans claim all Ave i gressmen, nnd Ibo stale Ipglslatliro, while lbe ilem- ocrals say Ibey will Olecl Uie live eon- grcssnion and will control Iho legislature on to im ballot, Insuring a nemo- eratle senator in succcod senator Scott. I.l.i.uln. Neb. Nov. J.—Roosovell s plurality tho republicans sny, will not he far (rom 10,1100. KIU._!) 1HS SISTKR. Mayno lelnnd Hoy ShOOtt nn Oiler Willi fatal Itesiill. lamclnl to Tho'Bully "eml Vlclnra, Nov. 7,-LUUe KaU.erlno David, aged 12, lhe child o! a plonem osldoal.-fMayiie island was bur,al - day ns Uhe resull ot » shot bed yl brother two years her seal or, in 8a unlay, while she was hersell try ng W save a younger memliei-otto* family ..nm iiiontlcallv the snnto fate, ine cl ii had ncilii-i'il an oiler on the beach ami ih,- older hoy got his rille. A.s lie wits niioui i„ shoot, the girl saw j that, ihe iiiii.v of the house had' got in •he line ol lire ~,\u- rusiied oul to save I,im and herself received the bullet through tho abdomen. Suffering great agonies sho was talieh by rowboal cm. lo a passing sn iiiiu-f anil brought 'in lhe hospital here where she", led within an hour. Strange in say the bullet after passing through Urn child killed tho ol- MADE A FATAL STEP PROMINENT .NANAIMO BARRISTER KAI.I.S ON A MOUNTAIN. ti. II. BARKER, Willi. 1-'. HUNTING WENT OVER A PRECIPICE! ■ i-"*i> Olfll I" 'l ie Dal! 1 N ..' 1 Vlcl Hit- nl iriu Nn lol'moV c'hii nn -mi. !...- II lln- . is stop ii i pre- Hi dark. I in In Willi 111 II 1 ngeil hlm i Illl John ToagiiR wi'in di'ei* burning yc,.u*i'- day, Bfti-Ker getting a fine ImeU. Nightfall found (hem still.on'Ui-g,mountains- ami mifialng thp .trail, Barki-r wiih hi_ ili'i-r on IiiRjmeU .went Dlungiiig -ilown an a.-\S.. Tongue nittiie his way-down but found liis companion unr.onHclou_'. lh* stayed hy him all nlghi inn howling wind and rainstovni. Ai ilayUght he went In spai-ch ot help', Barker was carrtetl lutn town this afternoon, st-111 unvonBclons, n ,- said his Bplne l-s broken and thai he has rij- eelved Intel nal Injui lew.' ♦♦♦■♦♦♦^♦•♦♦♦^♦♦♦***>->*-i****>*#e ♦ ♦ ♦ ANOTHER SHiAT. ♦ ♦■ ♦ ♦ Uberal Candidate In Qu'Au- ♦ ♦ pelle Haa Been Counted in ♦ ♦ Winnipeg, Noj. 7* L. Thorn»-. ♦ ♦ sun. liheral, U elected ror Qn'Ap- > ♦ pelle by 12 majortty. ♦ ♦ * (In Uie Brat- remma finite,' ♦ ♦ conservative, was 'reported to' ♦ ♦ have carried this seat.) - ♦ ♦♦»♦♦♦*♦♦•>♦♦«♦♦<>*♦<>♦<,♦♦♦<_♦♦ WYOMING BANDITS ESCAPE. Chaper, Wyoming, Nov. 7. Sheriff Webb and party returned io Cfliqiei tbls afternoon front their pursuit of the bandits who held up Ihe Plrsl National' bank'of Cody and klllod easljier Mill- dftugh. N«n a trace of the'outlaws waa [MecbVered.and it is -Uie opinion of the offlcers ilun ibey have oacaped. POLITICIAN OOE? TO JAII.. Huston, Mass., Nov. 7.—State re'pre- sentnttve T. K. Curley and alderman .1. M. ('iiilfv were ■ sentenced today in Uie United States circuit court-to serve two month's in jail for having Impersonated others ai a civil Bervlca examination i T. v. Cirrley is a caudidate for re-electioni WUAa concede everything London, Nov. 7.—-Colonial secretary t-ytile-ton in a speech al Leamington tonlghi said there was an execellent reasou for the hope of tho almosl Immediate agreement by Russia to all of tlrepl Britain's desires in gannedlon with the North sea affair, . CtJHAN I't'N'lJltllSH ASSKMIil.KS Natfonal Leaders Decide In Abandon Ob- utrucllve Tii.tiis Havana, Nov, 7 The winter semlon of eoiiKrefw ned todny, The nationalist lfin|.-r.s ili'.'hii'i' t.ial tfi.-v will nm pursue Hi,- nbstrueUvo tapllcn wb\ h charaelerl-xed H.f miminer -V-wlon. In ins messa-ae prml- ■Icnt Pnbun. I'l't-r. to ilu- iiiiiniiiii due the t*it* i o KK! h.-ji t 3 per cent tin !.•;;,;,. "srsffl li.ri_.im', N.A1 .wars .-mh-iis.. uuiigtic total! . 9.U00.OOa "f wliich pmililoiit Pnlmn cnitiiri-Jg _ ' Tliir-*ir: 'iv « n: s Win i; tlio Isliiinl Willi 1-1"' pnl'lls. BITIT FOB 1S,,,««'.i« .in. treating ot petrolonm to iihik,. It non- oxliloslvo. l.'OI'T7Tl..\V SUSPKOTED END0FSIEGE DRAWS NEAR Japs Gain Highly Important Position at Port Arthur from Identically tlio deorgo HH1..V Drowned at Westminster Under Peculiar Qlrcumslnnccs ISliiTlnl In Tin' imliy News] Now Woatmlnslor, Nov. 7- Qeorgo Qlllcy, a promlnenl stenraboal man. wns drowneu here Thursdny night. The bijily w.is imni. tins morning. There was n deep clean mt in iin- iiisnl. A i.int ni ,hlood to found on Hi.- winii-i' rrom which lie ten or wns thrown. Tin' Imiueat is ndj 'ned nnd In lie meantime llie authorities nn- looking for Chester Jackson, wim wns insl _i-n with him. RBSIONBD I'N'I.I'.lt Finn MontrCnt. Nov. J. I.nvi.i i.,..,lit. chlof ot POIICO l|. l-.-slmii'it. 1" ,H." rccirder a >■„ lill.l,, I llllllllll'l- "I WfillH'll Willi Hill Muses of in mmo sworn tltoy MA _■;• l.i Hi,, chef money for tiroteollon, 1 !,,• chlel honied Un' tilth of the clwrgcs but lum ro- 'Woolly council aecldecl l.«lay. In ln- v.-siIkiih' tin' ohnrgo* made ngnli" cntpt ,,,- iollee Uegault, by keepers nl dlanrdorly hmises, of nccoptlng protoctlon money rem iinMii H I" understood thai n nnmiier „f other members of tin- fovco ...-.• Impllcnted, flnisnllniiiil .i-vlili'liiT It expected, DROWNED AT PORT ARTHUR porl Arthur, Nov,"--The body nl -i-hnmaa Klnlei.ii was taken from ihe bay near Hi- Cnnndlnn Northern ii,„-k tonight. He wns renorlod missing about a month ago. He hail been employed at tha Umpire elevator. C'CIWAN (10H8 TO MONTllHAI, Windsor. Ont., Nov. 1-M. K. Onwim. |< i'„ rmiiieily member for Smith BssM, win wllh hl» family permanently reside 111 .linitreill. lie lias lieeenleil II l',";"!"', with lhe Ortniil Trunk anil Orand Trunk Pacific terminal department. Bombardment Causes Extensive Dfstruc- tion of Forts-Quiet Around Mukden- Activities Begin in- Korea X.i illllrll ilny, Nn laily News iles- ehil'inr till.,', cia snys: "Alter three ilnya of contliiiiou.. hunilianhiienl ui Purl Arthur, which tousoil extensive destruction Hi tbe Shojnst.n nnil Nlryu- .-iin forts in the wesl Centre ol the Kns- siim line of tlefeuse and also io Keekwan ini-i. iin- rlglii wiiu; ni llie .lapan- al'i.-ni'ioii. Having ctirriecl lln ap- lii-irai-iies in Hie hi-i. in. : llie assailants entrenched ihanisefves uuiler the glacis of iii,. forts. In the evening, lhe lefi win;, delivered an assanli on l. i-kwnn. lightliig its w,ay Into the lower parapet. There llie Japanese held llieir ground in ; f the Russian count, i atlac-ks. "Hnvlng ',„-, n reintorcc'il during the night, ilie Russians chargo.l down upon iii- .laiiain se anil a desperate l.i.i.nl to .hand conlllci ensuett. "The Japanese beal bn. k lhe enemy iiinl ile'sli-oyt'd two Covered positions in ibe froni nn,in. A Japanese suh-lleu- isl in miikiii. Ill's way I" lhe rear ot the fort. There In- engaged In a personal conflict _'th ;i Russian officer nml killed liiin. Having discovered .wn more ,I,.lenses in. iin- rear nionl Ihe sub-lieutenant, withdrew l.is force,, losing two men. Later in the niglit.the advanced position of Hi,' Jai .trie's, wn- taken and re. laken twice. The besiegers succeeded in holding tlie-_.pros_hc_ and constru'ef- tng their Ivenches. Al dawn nunihcrs nf ileml were visible on llie slope. Fori .P" nnrili nf lhe new batteries in the led cenlre of the lino vvim captured. Timse operations have sirec&stully ilriv- on an effective wedge Into the Russian centre. "Several explosions and ej^ensive fires have occurred in the r. rtress within the insi few days. The total casualties of the Japnnese in the late attacks were 1000. Over 600 were killed up to Oc.i'.ln. 2'Mlt. The Bplrll ot the men is ninmiilieeiii! The liiin. of all the guns Is wonderfully effective. "The.climax to lhe Into bombartlmeiU came between -I and 6 o'clock Saturday afternoon, li was n .superb spectacle. Every fori of the enemy wns engaged and lhe fl.lnin. In the trenches was severe. The ,mtii,isis ot the contending forces were only . feel apart. At 1 o'clock this ...nriiiiig one Japanese trench collapsed i lhe Russian gallery. The enemy, uping surprised under ground Bed In confusion."' ALMOST IN (.'tiNTAC'l'. Opposing Armies Only Separated By Yards 111 Some Places. Miiliiloii. Nov. i. -the Russian and Japanese armies extending rrom Benlsl- niiitl_ on the easl in the I.inn rlver'ou the west, in places are almosl within n stono's ih.-nw of each olher, Al Bensla- inii/.e nm more than tour hundred .yards .i-pnrnle lln' inlvuin-e posts and at Sin- eliinim mi the Shakhe river, just wesl of the railway and 16 miles south of Mult-- den lhe Japanese and Russians occupy ilie'exiiTini' ends nr the same village. Al Huang Shii.n.ic. lb.' Russian centre lias thrown advance posts m-ross the Shnlilie river. Both armies nm slill strengthening tln'lr positions all along lhe line. The sil .litesi n.nvonii'nl .... either side Is the signal for firing which occasionally lasts all night, The Russians are using six-inch guns on the railway whieh must greatly harass the Japanese. Undoubtedly the mosl decisive, if not' the gre'ntesl Initilc of the war. will l.e foughl in the vicinity of llie Shnlilie river. The Russians are enn- lldeiit ol their ability to hold Ihelr positions. The soldiers are Uvlldlng mud lulls for winter quarters. The niglils continue oold, lint tho clays are l.righl nnd crisp. ^ RUSSIANS ACTIVE IN KOHH.A Japan Sends Ileln'nri'enienls There Fearing Attitude ot Natives. New _ork, NoV. 7.-A despatch to Herald' from Wonson, Korea, Ootober 28th, via ch'o Too, November. 9th, says that' 16.000 ltMssliiii troops arc sni.il. ol tho Tiimen river wllh M guns. Ol ih.we onon of the main body nre tlltar- tored nt Kyiing Sunk', 2(00 nlong lhe coast in lown garrisons and 4000 cavalry nre thrown out wes.wi.rd In small bodies menninlng the Japanese lino ol com- niiiiilea-tlnn nud railway eons!ruction lie- Iwi'i'ii ping Yang and Wljn l.y freciue.it cross country raids. The retnalnder ol S000 n.:o operating In slicing scouting dolnchmenta to lhe-..oitlh ol Hoownu. Tho R.isslnn cavalry by. long dolours frequently nppenr In llie rear of the Japnnean ontposls. wllhln a mile of the gates of Ham Hung, Immediately disappearing upon the Japaneso Infantry making a sortie from Iho clly. Tho Russians have rooccupted Ham- giitan pa.s-s, a small forceof Jniian._p.r_ tiring to ya.ksaiiurig-ui.oii the Un.. inn fli_iroach. 'I'hus thV-outpcists of.'hr,th llie east coasi armies await dc-velop- ments somo'300' miles apart.: The Jup- aiies,. in,, provisioning II.un Hiitig, where 20P0 troops of their main body nre now quartered. The Russians sortie' days ago cut the telegraph near Sakho between-Woiisoii and llnm Hung.-. ..The correspondent is informed by an o'tfliclal at Wonson thai the Inequalltyln si.e of the i\v,i armies will '.,,. lessened by reinforcements numbering 15.0.10 who have already left Japan. Nevertheless the Japanese authorities display evident anxiety which i.s augmented by ihe attitude of the Ham Hung natives, who are distinctly unfavorable in the,Japanese i, -inin,i inn. forming seci tl societies which iiromi.se Bpeody death to .'my Korean discovered assisting the' Japanese and thus making It'very difficult ." obtain the nmc-li neodetl. Interpreters, guides and coolies. Statements from truRteworthy sources, al Wonson mdi- eaie ihe use of Wiiiism. harbor as'a naval lias-i'. this winter, harbors north being lee bound. This.Is,foreshadowed .by the arrival .of transports loaded wilh naval stores and t'ompleto signalling appara-. ^•"-^-^-.^rf*^ X(». 171 B C STANDARD COMPANY UMAL MKET.NG .OF Till; SIlAUKIU.il.lii;!;;-. ~\.\ Al'l'l 'illl. Fl MOUHJZINd Oia-'ICERS Manv !t"((niit'il tQ'Fill Yiu-mi- ie. Created Hy .Tap.-Bullets. Sr. Petersburg, Nov. 7.—The necessity for officers fnr service al llie front has resulted in ilu- mobolization of Ml reserve uffieers in Si. HelersburK,'Vilna, \V;u\s;i\v, Kleff, Otlessa, Moscow, Kazan, ami the Caucaus; Tbe loss of officers al l,inn Y.ang and below Muftileii was aboul 1300. Tl.ii mobllt/aiUon, while hiteijUed to supply Uu' deficiency Is also necessary on account of the grand scale on which tin1 war' iu the far easl is to be |ii'-i.iH*\ile*l. Tin* new.-* rrom tho front Indicates that general Kouropatl.In is i*.iv.:i_ bis attention ('iik-fly to keep iu^r tin* Japan,-* ese busy along the line nf fui-tl'flnations below tin1 Shakhe rlve'v. .i.m'ani*.si-: attacks uT-:rfi,s!-:n MuliiU'ii; Nov. 7.—Tlu1 Japanese on Saturday night attacked some ni: the Russian outposts in considerable force, Imi Hi.- Russians had been warned nml fhe'Japanese were repulsed. They w.-:<- nol iihw io take away nW their killed or wounded leaving _s bot_jpH on Lbe field, The .Russians lost only nine men, St. Petersburg, Nov. 7. -i..>n*-r;il Kouropatkin announces tbe repulse of a' Japanese .attack on ins rlghi flank on Novoniber Tith. Six Rnasians were killed. No reports of fighting wwe reqelv- erttodaiy.' 1 . Alukil'Mi. Nov. 7.—-Qni.'i . continues here, The Japanese are working hard ■ entrenching thoir front. DEWEY M*.\Y ACT.. Will Probably Be Ottered a Plaice on 1 utcrnat lunal Commission. Washington, Nov. 7.—UiToffl- Inlly though from an official source, officers nf the navy on duly in Washington havo learned thai tho American naw will be MnltPd to send a representative as a member of the Anglo-Riisslan Iriqutn' Commission which will Investigate the Dogger Bank affair. It ran bo stated ihai admiral .Dewey will, of course, lip given the refusal of this mission and his acceptance will be most agrceabi? to the officials. The admiral has given no intimation as to his decision. AliBXIEPI. MAY BE TRANSFERRED St. Petersburg, Nov. 7—Viceroy Alexieff arrived In St, Petersburg Friday. There is renewed talk Hint be maj bo transferred as viceroy to Lhe'Caucn_iufl on account of the situation there. Gen* oral Q-rJppen-burg. commander of the second Manchnrlan army and his staff leave Vilna November 17th. Besrldes the mobllisHitlon of tbe Plnck and Czestochova rifle brigades tbe mob* Illsatlon of other brigades stationed al Chemerlnka and Sualawa Is proceeding, AYLESWORTH STILL IN IT To be Provided a Seat and Probably Retained in Cabinet Fitzpatrick tn Succeed Blair on ■ Railway Commission-No More Charters for Wireless Teie^raph Companies C.\r'l'UUI'D THE HHBEtlVOII. t'OI.l.lEH PASSES ElOSPHOKtlS Con_anLltiople, Nov, 7.—The Russian volunieer lloi't steiwiier Van Hiim-ja. loaded wltli coal ami provisions passed through llie- Bospliorus al nunn today bound- Im' llio .\li'ilii('i-i-sni'..n. - \v. T. r. MERTINCI Mrs. A. O. Until.-if,,nl Ail.lt... _-. . Urge Gathering Th.. lecture IivvMih. A, O. Rulliertoril ot Hi,' dcnninWn W.C.T.U. 1« tha Baptist i-.'-'l'Vil-ir . r.i- WM '."ry'lii-Kity attin_3_ th.. |.ri.|...iiii.ii ,,i iii.n presenl 1,,'lns especially kiilUfyliiR iii Hm promoters ot -the .lis. Rutherford, whose whole life in devoted to cin> organisation and encourage. iiu-iil ,,r l,-i.i*--im,,,- work, h|...k.' tor .it."-.nl im ii,,iir. She l» a very ph-n. li ig speaker, nhd held the vorj cIobo attention of-oll hor hearers rem tho I Minium; lo i >nd. ■ Mrs, Rutherford quoted selentmo uml medical Mntlsllcs from all tli.- cauntri™ uf Hurope nml Amerlcn i" nln-v/ U ,1- vance Hint Is hclng mode l.y i ie lemper- |ir It. ..• uu,In ,„l I....II...I Hi.,I steady gross Is being made everywhere, du a largo part to tho Mrs. Rutherford.gave n brief lilsiu Un. organisation ami work ,,i Hi" dominion council of lim W.C.T.U.. Iii British Cul- iiinl.ln lh.. organisation Is condnod to the ,.i.i.... i.f nu. coast, wherp minli valualilr ■Work Is iii'lim dono. An ettorl will ho Ifiade u, form i,,,'t'i unions iiiihiikIi,,ui the Koet- •nn. inlother districts of the interior. Ai the close ot the n ling Mrs. Rutherford asked tor viilliiilcei'H for a Nelson Union, nml received .liuin) iiiiim-s. vesier- day wns spent colling upon those, and niiii'i's whoso names were suicu,'sii,,i w,i|, miitirviiiK results. The early cirganliatlon nt a strong union Is imw uasiic-od. lll'ME SC'IIOOI, MEKTlNH A meeting of Iho residents ,,r Hie ilunie Addition wns held Inst night In Heyjvoods hull to receive the report of lhe committee appointed to look into th; quutloni or available sites lor a new sohool and I" mull the tiroliahlo cost of situ and of a new D. Muni™ was elecied chairman and I. 'liihn l'litti'isiin. eluill-nisu nf Hie cum- ,.. mlltoo lepiiltod that threo P»op«rtlos hod I the buildings destroyed The pren ■ Asked il Ml '■ I-. ■ lib'il Willi ;: Ihal "In- mill,I liavc ell her cm ul -.. ■ two in iin- province of Quoliec: One nf these was i_.i..->..■. where lie could lie elected by acclamation. Mir Wllfrlil dffl a,a say where thc other wns alihtiinli.Hii.re is nei il,nil,, ll Is t! ;.■ . easl in- Wright w.hlcli lie now holds. if'.ui ..iviirii, is alloweil io. i \ i by declamation tile liberals will un - ,.' ' pose Borden in. any constituency Ihal is opened for hlm; thorn will be a eniiinol mtvllns on - Wednesday when iili llie ministers nre c_peeteil in be present. Sir Wilfrid will 'leave In ai-nii two weeks for the snuih for a rem llial is " t v Btl "way. . Thareporl Is aii;,ouf loday Ihal I Charles F-ilzpalrlck will'be .■>, ilrninn ot iii- Raihiay riiiiiiiiii.si,ni In |ll I A. il. Blair. In Ihai rase Ay)i__ortli would become niinlsler nf In It. e The domlnlcui Boventinenl d<» . nm ,'i-|ilii.i,i bus . i Marconi charlei "Is'.ni ui.'-'l V'M ''ot'irns Jcikeo usi'i" I i'il"',ni. cnnse.r' ",Z\..'Zii : Borden Is to ■' tio\. iiinl alltueacy. Ii i lell ■■- I, I- ,.„:.l be a,i- , ii.-.-i. ,ii...,. The riiv- lir.i- nril v. i.l eaptured aft, r a li.-i-u nil cnabli a n ■',' -a . The M,c .__._JI.1B Post I.-.I..C..I1.I. 'is SEAT l'llit IIOIUIKX. l.imlsav. (Hn. luglies-, consen iii-ia nnd Haltbi . ,.' Cnloncl Sam member for Vle- Wll.l, NOT N VMS CANUlDATEa inspbcteh * tutorial (writer nl, lllgeueer. nml ,1,-- ,l.r ..( die Lcccllis ..I' dominion: InspectW ulll.it. ...,l.i . ill". ,1S„I, htve e:i,,™n. priigrosslve.slce bad i Kii.nlns rapidly In Mrs. Hns Now Linil Inbn. Siu AVI.KSWiiKTH' 'l'n UE nl Lemleux Will V.i Monll No I.. >th I Ml Wll- i'l'iii I'liicn i'.'i- ,l'e.l,l,,i I" I'mld lhe -Nlu'lel bi ,i ini,i min the Uciape s.ni over tu ilea. A 11 Aylesworth,. It is likely thut.Ay.lcs- i\..ii!i will I,.- elected hv aeclnmutlon. hir Wlltrld. win. was ulecled. for, Wright ami Qui bee ,„st, win sit for tin- former. ■ ..■n.l.MATII UF BLBCTIONS Toronto polled ,11 "■•• votes. -It gave the iiv.. elected Tories n maorlt) of ncarl) ■„„ j. |< i.,,ul'. lili,',nl, who rim agiilnsl A. 10. Kemp In Torunto ocist, lost Th. Peo_pleto returns in the Winnipeg -i.y ,i,,i„„, showed mm Mr. Puttee, labor candidate, lost tils deposit, !!„■ Ilgules bong a- rollows: Bole, libel ll, I -. l:\ u ». conservalive, »'i; I'll" .1 Hi, _nl. liu Inborlti ong right. mil cast. ha.I total volo "i, ii, u clal ot 9535 ha MACKINTOSH AT UOVtB Moyle. N„v. i I'. II. Mackintosh, con. s_va_lve cundldute In Kootenay, addressed a largo meeting hero op Friday evening. \v l'.l.iki.|ii..r„ ol' Nelson, nml J. A. Hinv.-y of Crauhruok. also siwlto In his Interest. W, A. Galliher was.represented by J. ti. Drewory ami Al I Parr „l Vmir. A. I'. ■*At""i'inli''s'."il'„'.' df«cu'_j™0waMd;> „ .ii,*.. Sale price .150 . $1.05, Sale price $1.35 . $]._, Sale price $1.00 ji,75, Sale price $1.36 . $1.50, Sale prlco $1,15 Pi-il Room Rocker Cane Seats., lied Room Rocker Cuue Seats.. ... fin ..*,!._ Weathered Oak Furniture Is now the rage. See our window, complete Dining Room Set. We have all kinds of odd pieces also. Our Carpet Department will convince you alter seeing ail our latest QJ patterns, that values are right X D. McARTHUR & CO. H Haker street House Furnishers and Undertakers ft k>!K>_K^.>o:>?;>»«K>:,^v(K;_Mi<>:^ -■-, and *_N Squares at I1A1-.I-' PRICE. Mholcuin, regular price .1:25, Sale price $1.00 Linoleum, roguhir price, .90,. Sale priee .75 Linoleum, regular priee. .7:.. Sale prlco ,65 nil Cliii.li. regular,price, .00, Sale price .li . Cnrlain poles and Trimming-, in-Oak nnd Brass , e.-.nis in . ..''ii each . ■Special Bargains In Lace and Tapestry Curtailis. A sample,hit uf Cushion Top e„-li, you- choice in _.. .. A .splendid line ni Bod Sih.i $2.50 oach. Si ling, 8-4, '•' I nn,I 10-4, in Circular pillow Cotton,, In :-. Bleached Table Linen, regu a Bleached Table Linen, regula Bleached TaM.- -Linen, regcii. Bleached Table Linen, rognhi Bleached Tal,!,, Linen, regula Tallin Napkins from $1.25 i. Blankets, a fine nssortmeni ., Special Bargains In Men's I'lulet wear, and in'Ladlc. i Fred Irvine Co., Limited jg gig cash store Nelson Iron Works NELSON, B. C. We are now locatfl-1 ln our new •hop, corner of Front aiui Hall BtrwtK, nnd are yrej-area to do alt kin .« of foundry and Diaehlne work. Sawmill, Btarnomlll. obll- ■S.gjitratwr and steamboat reimlra are _peci- alilies with U_. We hnve tho larpeat stock of patterns In B. C, no charge for one at theni. Good-work and n. anona ble chnrtf'-H Ih our motto. EsUmatea given when solicited, ROUGH LUMBER DfiiBSSBD in .in wa. Moulding**, suh.-t1--- -Turned Worlr and tit cketi and up-to-date stock alwaya ((n hand. Mall mi:-. , ** ■ A. C. LAMBERT &. CO, Cranbrook Branch 1. V. M. 1'INKIUM, Manager Tro*at Lake Branch (Lardeau District) E. K. BOULTBKB, Manager Nelson Branch J. M. LAY. Manager KILMARNOCK A PURE MALT SCOTCH WHISKY To be Found Everywhere LAW, YOUNG 4 CO.. .Montreal. Bule A-_enU for Canada. Wood-Vallance Hardware Co, Ltd. Shelf and Heavy Hardware Mine and Mill Supplies Agents for - 'I'ltlAX Dili: CARS CANTON STEEL GIANT POWDER Prompt Shipment W II II I. I'l S A I.I! A N 1) ll K T A I L Mnyhew I..i aciitjic. ii.- in.a..n tnln_ il<-,l lli.'m v.i ,,i . Speak "I ih Bnglu M Ask .-II Hit II,.. Helglis .1. ill-il 1„ luglwul Hie country we don't feel n being l..1.1 tlmi telegraphic doii'l itiinli 1 a very lar ng appron.chi ,'M...t tie ileal. leal iti" ching, Mi. Ma .. Tin. gover held, I ,l,,ii'l et ac Uje ear- 1 ftt all First-Glass Growl THE DAILY NEWS I'LilillHhed at Nflson every n:ornlng lixcept Monday, by F. J. DKAN1_ KOOTENAY \ND YAI.tS-CAUlBOO The ftleciora of Kqotcnay and Yal- Jarlboq have siill their duly lo por- inrin lh.Uie mo.ll-. of choosing ropv-tw* ftntntivee In the dominion parliament. Uml ilu- elections laken place In these two conslHuencles on lhe same flay as el bow hero in thc dominion, iheno Is no reason to thlnlt-.Dial tho vprdlci would have differed from thai rendered-by the four coaat conBlliuenelesj Both \V. A. 0-nlllhor nnd Duncan Roes would'havo been elecied by sub- lantlal maJotitieB. The reasons Hint would have Impelled a majority of Ui-a ele'ctora to havo <*iisi their voles then for the liberal candldatefLhpld Jusi as good today. Prlm-nrlly the liberal windldalos would havo received popular uuppori on the -I'i'ciji'd of the Lauii'-r ad min let ra* lion. The. uiiorni goveriHrieni had donb a very groftl deal tbat commended IlKolf iu the electorate. WKhoUl altriliutiiiK ■to the liberal governmenl vall Uie bless- ; iugs that have come lo Canada in the past few years, It was fair to urge ihal the Hbwal government hud made Iho moflt of the Opportunities as tbey arose and by good business methods had turn- oil every advantage to the besl Interests da as a whole. " Pure soap.^ You've heard the \voi\ls; In Sunlight Soap you have the fact. Sunlight -CV^KO REDUCES __/*^-"«k EXPENiC A ,l. for thc .,, in. Bar. 93, lolling nn Novetn, Unit llii_ \li.\v iii'i- 1 niima of olcctnn dominion and her-) tlie nun,' Tlii- remit of tin liev Srd allows cloai vailed wltli ilie tr In oilier |i:u-ts ni ilia I'lmleiiny nn,I Vii|,-I'ni|l rtniaitlei-ntlons should weigh. lAgaln, 0 very largo voio would have Bono u, Oallihor and lins^ because qf 'llie ]___lc)i r<'<-i til Ion t„ he eiiiii-essod nl llie polls n_ lliern wn's before II wae Itiiciwn whether br nut lbe liberal Ktivcrnniciit would lie si__alnod. Tlie liberal rntiilitl.-iles In Kncitenicy and Yale-Carlbno had a'fate claim to lbe generous* support pPeyery voter'.dlre.tr ly nr Indirectly InleVcslcil In Iho prim- Itertly of the mlulnit Indimlry. This claim mill holds, in tact, If anything, i: Is .it'iiiilt'-i' lhan ever now. For the i.i-m live years a.llbcral governmenl will lu. in control. Much as has been dono already for tbe niiniuR Industry, there temains very much unite to do. We shall need representatives al Ottawa who will nroscnl our claims fairly nml. forcibly, men whose BUmllng witli the parly In power will ensure their r-spre- seiiiatiniis receiving friendly consideration. Mr. t'.ntliltei- hns already given proof ol bis capacity to guard ihe intet-esis of Konieiiiiy. In Uf. Itoss be will have a colleague, thoroughly conversant with our requirements nnd ready at all times to wuilc in benny cooperation with him for Uie ttilvnn-enieni of Uie Interests of southern British Columbia. So tar ns can be learned there Is not the slightest doubt of lite election of both Mr. Qalllhor and Mr. Hoss.. Still ii is very much 10 be. desired that the voto on November 22nd should be tin iiiiiiiistnkiiiile evidence of the confidence of ihe electorate Iti lbe Laurier administration. In order that such an unqualified expression of opinion may be ob- iiiiiieil every liberal sliould work hard rrom now on ho ensure the pulling uf iin. hlggesl vnie possible. a thousand majority eaoh should be tbe polnl aimed al by every supporter of Oalllher nml Itoss. EDITOR)A1, NOTBS, Sir llllibei't Tuppet* "leleui-aiilied 11 Winnipeg friend day bc-ttire ilni 3rd thai the four contests In this province would In- il,•elded in favor of tb nsetvatlves. Blr -Hlbbert has no better luch In bin guesses than had bis respected father, whose '"clean bweep" predict Ions, were formerly a feature of every dominion I'limpuilcn. the legal knowledge anil ihe Judicial mind I hat would eminently qualify hlm'' I'm- Hint responsible office! As nn ninstratlon of "adequate protection" om- conservative friends might I'iin tin. sr.nn bead mx- on Chinese coming inlo- Caaatla. This lux luis proved prohibitive; nut n Chinaman coming In since lbe new lax wns imposed. Possibly some of the conservative leaders would .Intimate that this lax wns more than adequate, Certainly sir Mackenzie Howell nni. senator Macdonald would denounce il as a monstrous Imposition. Protection fur labor was a feature of the tory protective polley always conspicuous by lis absence. ALLEGED INrl'.NlilAKV 1 .HE Part ,,r llazelmer. Company's Pla'nt i" strayed «t liaselmera New Westminster, Nov. 7 T'.ie dry ktl ,,r tii.'.ii.,-..'!ni.'i.' i.iiini,,',' i',,in|,.,ii> » mi t...!.i was been ... I.i.t. ami Holla ..I. which I.- fairly Ci Sam Hughes Is willing lo va- oate his seal in favor of leader Borden. li would' lie n terrible thing If the horrid Kiits were to beat Borden In Ontario, bill happily for the present leaderless party a disposition prevails among lib- ■eiuls to allow Mr. Borden lo Iind a seat. H.-to ITALIAN ELECT10NH Show Pri A seal Is In be found for hon. A. B, Aylesworth. probably Gasps, Qm-bec. Mr. Aylesworth will make a valuable iit-ciulsliiim lo ibe bouse of commons. In ith as a debater and as an advisor to tlie government. If It should prove to lie correct thai hon. Charles h'ii.pa'irlck Is lo succeed hon. A. 0. Blnlr as chairman of lhe Hallway Comntlsslon, Mr. Aylesworth' would nil Ibo position of minister ot Justice admirably. He has ' 111" t_ic_i'oroiian')''s "prop*.ties, sinl niivi-rnnli-lil Is lle- iioiieii to Power It.nm.. Nov. I—Definite returns shew tliut nil iti" ntomliors uf Hu. cabinet iinve heen re-elected, Pornwr premier itinln. baron S Ill', lili,I,T ,,f Hm l',ll|Sl||llt|,,|lll| l',]l|,„- sltlon, .SiKii.ui l'rim.ui. tlie former foreign mlnlHt. r uml «Ferilcr, tile sneliillsl, lluve ni. . iirini elected. 'lhe ifi.v.iinuiit luis lieen vli'tnrluiis over Hie extremists, wlm lust 211 seals. Turin, Nunles. IMI,'iin Hi almost nil Die large towns (,,l I .MHull mill Cleiiuii in ili'f.'iillnn ilu- extremists nml show-In.; u iminlrestii- liotl nunlilHl Illl' Kenel-fll stl-llcc. .HiKiiur Nasi, rnimer minister af nulillc Instruction uml 11 I'iikIIIvi. rronf justice, nocused 1,1 i„.,',iiiiil wns re-elected umiii- bnotlsly by Ills fi'lluw t.iwtiHiiieii. S1hm.iv l'nlls7.,,lii. win, Is einmitlel'etl tn be Hi., head ur the seriel society was defeated at 1 .Merino. HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT. When II In Free of Dandruff, It Growi Luxuriantly. Kair preparations and dandruff cures, as a rule, are sticky or Irritating affairs lhat do no earthly Bond. Hair, when not diseased, grows naturally, luxuriantly. Ilandruff Is the cause of nlno-teotlis of all lmlr trouble, and ilandruff Is caused by a germ. Tlio only way to cure dandruff Is to kllrthe _erm; nnd, so far, the only hair preparation Hint will positively destroy the germ Is New-bra's llcrplelde- iib. -liilely harmless,. free from grease, sediment, dye matter or dangerous drugs. lt allays Itching Instantly, makes linlr glossy and soft as silk. "Destroy the cause, you remove the effect." Sold by leading druggists. 9end 10c. In stamps for sample to The Herplclde Co., Detroit, MCA_ADA DRUG ft. HOI' COMPANY Special AeeuiH. THE QUEEN'S HOTEL NELSON, B, C. E. C. CLAtlKB, Proprietor Lighted by Electricity. Heated by Hot All RATES B.00 PER DAY Flrat class Dining R.nim. Large and Comfortable Bedrooms. Bample Roons foi Commercial Men. TREMONT HOUSE EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PLAN MEALS 260. ROOMS FROM _o TO Jl.ll BNGLIHII SHAREHOLDER'S VISIT Horace Mnvbew of Chewier Eng.. Speaks of Canadian investments Horace Maybsw of Chester, tDnglajid,. one ,,r iho owners of ibe All,,, mine, Creston, arrived In the illy Sunday evening ulcer a visit of Inspection lo tho mine K 1 Insl nlglil by a representative of Tbe liallv News. Mr. Muybew sulci thai Ihere wan Very Utile to report 111 Connor- on wllh lhe Al since his visit here last Spring, Thc mine Is being steal Uy Opor- „ e,l Will ' iM.'loty renillls. All lbe in., ,.,,l„erj' Is 111 nlaee and work ill:,; e new aerial tramway Is a success and the genii.' iiliuoniit ,of lhe nine leaves noiliing 1,1 be desired. Generally, Ml. Miuliew said, the property s end Hun Is unite satisfactory to the owners nnd In the , g.nieni. 1.11,1 operations will bjjeon. tinned as long a» Ihls cm It on urevalli. Mr. Mnyhew Is 11 shareholder also n llie 11. C, Sliincliii,! eoiiimiuy, and Mpressed his measure at the grnilfying developments MALONE ft TREQILLUS, Proprietors Baker Street, Nelson. BARTLETT HOUSE (Formerly Clarke House) The best 11.00 per day house in Nelion None but white help employed. Tho bu ii the best _. W. BAKTLETT - Prop, Madden House gasbag* Do you need a comfortable home. It m try the Madden House. Well furnished niinn*i lighted by oleotrlclty; first olase beard. In the bar you will And nil th* btst domestlo and Imported Uciuort ard .clfara. THOMAB MA.DDEN, Proprietor. ORAND CENTRAL HOTEl Opposite Courthoiit-n and now Postofflbt Best 2fio meal in town. E-iiroponn mu American plan. Only white labor employ ed. First cloMU bar. THOMAS & KRICKBON, Proprietor* Lager Beer and Porter Bottled Beer a Specialty Nelson Brewing Go. P. O. Hnx 20-J ******* ***** THE NELSON HOUSE MARBLE ROGK LIME Manufactured by The Idaho Lime Co. SPOKANE. WASH The pric* I. right. The quality soar sntcud. For sale In HULK, 11AKHEL8. or SACKS hy - W. G. GILLETT NELSON, B. C. Nelson Steam laundry P. O. Dux ta. Telephone H6. All ItliulH and all colnrB of Ladles' and QontS' L'lolhln. CLEANED AND DYED Flannols. B>nkfltip Curtains, Silks, Etc., n specialty, Gl»vcs renovated to look like now. Steam Carpet Cleaning Your pairnnnge Bolit-lted. PAUL NIPOU, Prop. OXFORD CAFE PHONE m Meals at all hours. Open (lar ud night BUSINESS MENS' LUNCH from 11 ta 1 jo p in., !_ WARD BTBBBT, NEXT DOOR TO THS OFFICE SALOON Electoral District of Kootenay Notlco Is herohy slven Hint: JOHN HKNItv MATIIKBON, ot Nelson, ll. c\. Hn-rlier. AltCIIIll,; MAINWAlltNtl JOHNSON, ot Nelson, It, (',. Hnrrltttrr, end WILLIAM 111VINI0. of Nelson, Meirliiuil lluve heen iiiuiolnli'il thu intent, of JAMBS A. IIAKKIt. WILLIAM ALKHKIl IIALLIIIKIt. mill I.'IIAIILHS IIKHHKHT MACKINTOSH, riisiirellvely, In imrsuuurn of HuliBietloii Two (2) of Boetlon 143 ot Iho Dominion Mli'i'tloim Aet ID*XI. JOHN HOHLTHI.H, iU'iiunlns oilii'i'i', Kootenay Olstrtet. TIIE OM.' II1.1TLI. I CENTHAIi BRIGHT A* LA'i'i: The mcnls let second to none Ber In eoi m choicest wlniH. 1:1111 meets nil Itus meeis 1111 ' ■ '■»»<»»<♦»♦♦♦<♦••''* LAKEVIfil HOTEL Corner Hall sm' Vr Two blocks from Clt) dollar a day house In •*■'' NO CII1NE8B , ,ii:l) August Thoirias PHorniBToR. ROYAL HOTEl WIS. WILLIAM linlW'1-*' Proiirietrtiiy. t,. pm»l«*' Ths best meals that ™"r' ,10* this market, cooked " Ion of tbo proprlotrew, t>> nowty ..if"' ul.!)^' .jclf*j' caterer. Nice airy rooms, for guests. The besl of wlnos, imi""" be obtained at tho bar r»\T. T„nM8: 11 AND »1" *, us*. • Corner of Btniiley «"' Blreot cars pans McLeod Hote conNi-i- I.RST AND SBCONl*.* YMIR. B.C Centrally located, rehiilii »';;,,-»c*J| throughout AJ "'' .',,,,, 1""* Bample Rooms In cc™1 first cla_ hotel In Ymlr. RATBS Flio-i' «''..l'L*_i FINIAV Mil'1 Slt.VBH.K'NO^'S^ pay th. *"•"•»* „S Will 31 , of second hand «"" *„r n »'S| anything from a" » t-i»'t''l _\ esst ulf elotl.lng.LsJI"' „„ ^ ft Will klmls 1 sell anything 1- Furnltur_.,,Blove.,iiL.n^ ,,,;;,,,nf '""""' ";,,"""'"._E,J»* r" Addrosa Silver King » •uMt. si**, *■ * IHE DAILY NEW: TUESDAY. NOVEMBER s/1904 Fit Like a Glove .'v ' underwear li. il i- * '\ .trelull. SeieniK ''iiv, SEANEY ONJTHE STAND ,11'. I.S I.MI'uil-l'AN'l I__1__JC_ in TUB VMlll AttSON CASH ~ . " Combination Suits ******++*+ i : ■-' Mil L'tl IU LChlUg till ivhtin Mu '"ij&g&jy Made-to-wear DO YOU WANT AN All-Woo! Overcoat fi/lada-io-wsar ■.Made-to-fit Made by best tailors N|ade of HWMt'fabrics CALL ON GILKER m ,-.._s Rose Peterson, Secre tary Parkdaie Tennis Club, Chicago, from experience advises all young girls who have pains and sickness peculiar to their sex, to • use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. fcfow many beautiful young ffirls develop into worn, listless ami hopeless V-dmcn,-pimply because Buffk-ieut attention has not been paid to their physical development. No woman is exempt from physical weakness aud periodic pain- and young* girls Just-budding into womanhood should be carefully guided physically as well as morally. Another woman, . Miss Hannah E. Mershon, Colli n tf a wood, N.J., says: "1 thought I would write and tell you that, by following your kind advice, I feel like a dew person. I waa always thin and delicate, and so weak that l could hardly do anything. Meu- struation was irregular. "I tried a bottle of your Vegetable Compound aud began to feel better rtglit away. 1 continued its use, and am uuw well and strong, and menstruate regularly. I cannot say enough ir what your medicine did for me." $500.0'forfeit If original of above letter proving genui'itntss cannot be produced. Lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will cure any woman in the land who .suffers from womb troubles, inflammation of tlie ovaries, agd kidney troubles. j Stylish j Shoes It you are lotfkfng for the "most stylish .'.'"Up-to-date* Shoos, w we wave thorn In alii the tat '-A **f makes anl sl-apes*. -Our prlct.s art' the i' wtst considering, the stock we carry. *. I Fred L Irwin; ' BAKER HTKUflT t ♦ ♦ **-***■****** ***** KOOTENAY ENGINEERING WORKS^' Fourders ar\d Wachiriists MANDPACTUKEIIS OF' TH13 CRAWFOUO DOUBLE ROPE AKUtAh TltAM WAV .SV. .K..I, I.TL>. HI-PAIHINTJ AM) JOBBINO A SPECIALTY. MaVln.-. Mlniiirt'g nml Mill Machinery, Oro .'Hi Ti iron bought I i.f -Shafting, intlon. Scrap 6 C. TRAVIS, -Manager, K_NOIJ tel in Choice If h ru. HOTEL DIRECTORY '" PHOENIX . j-IILL HCl'FA-, The' lending ho. th_ city. Everything t)rst-clasa. rooms foi com tn or clal travellerfh brands of wlneai liquor*, and cl* J. E. HELL. Proprietor. _.el sun W^OLESALt HOUStS. I'ltODUCB. Jb A CO, _1!ijI..1-;._i_.K DliAl- _h in l-tltei. K_-_i. CheeHO, Produce ana " - ' Hooston. HI. _it. Josephine _lte-.<_t. u. e_. »c_\Cll_AN "blips. ZiZ VU_p'e_Sli___L« Rtu-ii^le.. MernliaeeU. Log. i,_ _iili UIU siuii.lifb, ■ _luv_, i,u_iic. Agateware, \l\tuB ami _ln,., „ Supplies. _'ruiii_-i .. tu mailed '.„,H.iB. , Noisclll. B. ti. My ASSAY OFFICE is'in full running order again E. W. WIDDOWSON ASSAYKH AND CHEMIST . YH1R, B. C. FOR AN EVERY DAY SMOKE A porfeoilY made, cm. smoking ptp6 such as the B. B. il.. the must popular known, filled wiih our Special Mixture will satisfy. THURMAN Solo Agents for I'iiiiiI'IicU's ClotWti IBY royal 1648 JOHN BEGG'S ROYAL LOCHNAGAR SCOTCH WHISKY Plied to all lhe Royal Palaces t«r over r_i. jreata. We are solo IB. I "it. tur this excellent whiskey. ( M.MI . I HE BEST ItUANllS: J I'OMMBRY CHAMPAGNE ItHN \ 11/1"... IIRAN'IHI-'.S i Mill' llltl/.ARD & KOdBRS UQUEURB .-,,, illlltDON'S LONDON DRV -IN -..•'- '*"*•* lll'N'KKS QB____ (UN IHJU'S HEAD AI.I* AND STOIT „ HAVANA REALS, &c Tin. I'll \lt.\t)ll PIOAR. * HA**"*." „,„,,,. ,,f Glial. In llie Interior .--^u:sss_ri:!S- E. FERGUSON & CO. WHOLESALE ONLY. NEW CROP TEAS Jl'_ 1* RECEIVED. Fresh and Fragrant Black or Green AS ALWAYS THE BEST Prices moderate hy the pound or original paekag*. Kootenay Goffee Go, Phone 177. P. 0. Box 182. GAS HOUSE COKE A. AlAi Genu Plil I _ III, ■ l_l . Ill -i_i.-|li r. HAKDW-AKM. GROUJ. tl_3. -■ W'_iC_L_._-_ ||_ ot Tea Muaiii.L.. Oltlce and IiIl-i «.. I B'rOOt Slid iifi'.! AbSiYKHa SUPPLIES. U. A.v_Ai to. 1 UKMICAl. SUi i :.. |l.,td., V'aacouver, B. C, Dlrttv? it ■*_*■.> 'Aiwitil iti" ii C, tormjal Cruellik-n Bemtliijlf ' your or-Jora -alHewhere, butl»r tlon . ruaranteed. ■ I-.- i< ■ a iiAt.i AHKll 11 b_r*j ._ .__ . ilebrated- uat- eto. \\ me us betmr. 80GIEI Y CARDS .DBEN 111VH. No. l'i. h. O. T M.- \s -ml and 1th: w-ou.-:A.i-, ',__) ujn. .t -kch moaiii m K. ut i'. 11.i.i, veruufc irett, naxt lo i*oat ofllce. VialUng Daam** cortliullv Invited. l&AltY MATTHEW, L. C. M1NNIK K1TCH1K. Kecord Keeptii FQH SALi_, OLD CUHtOSlTTi BHOI1 if yo'u waul du buy or sen aiiything'go to Xhe uiti _ur- ioBiiyj Bhop. aIwu>b ni stock a lull hut ol CrocKary, furniture .uiti Glaaawaru. Folt\ LKASE^-i'or auch time as may null ten nt, tha Hotel Reco, Sandon, B. C, ■ Perfectly llslm-d and heated. Apply te J. Al!| Harris, Sandon, B, C. 'I'llK, Bhig.r-Mfg. Co! glvea tree liistru-> 3d bushels, ctettvercd, $8 i i*.rsin:i.s n irdi'i frtim ui . CllKtl lUUHl „-,._lionl.ty one li i,r Uie West 11 TESTS and Awn lugs-Wo lone a fall lint ■ ot ♦ hut und awnUig goods. ___.-! t_._n ina___ :. fr-1. 1 any dust^n ot teni^ and. awnings pn ta* 1 uhti|ti-Ht notice. F. j. tfuuire, Baker air«--'t NELSON COKE & G^S CO., WARRANTS 1901 I THE NAPANEE HOTEL . MM.I, I tu Uf J. W GALLAGHER Tl.ik.-r ulii-i-t. li..|ir II,,' il..|,..|. FOR SALE Ranch of 132 Acres !Ultlvatli irea; allunled 'i m . weal aide of sin. T. G. PROCTER FIRE and ACCIDENT INSURANCE -. . ,...., l..„il,.li;iy on lleeo cif tlio lliiiUB.nil aerea of limit tor Bote I" "?"**n,{i ,|mVii iui.I blllan_ In • i K inv I'l-nirui Railway. Torro*. >i; '■"';, , )T ,„., i- iiiy imjiiiiiiI . Inlm-fBI, elx oer c'l'iil. l.riom . App'y T. G, Procter J. F. WEIR SIGN OF THE BIG RED HAT ■Slum vr BAKER bt. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE W. J. TOYE PHONE NO. 7. FRUIT LANDS FOR SALE In 10 acre blocks; In 20 ncre hlorka Several Improved ranches. .T. R. ANNARM*.. NrUnn. R 0 -— ———!——' — — ' • ■ ■ 1 r: rr $100 Reward FBRNIB, a C• Finest Hotel ln Hast Kooienay. WHBLAN UltciS., PR0P8. ■ Flr.sl I'liias Service Fine Samiiie'rtiXima T_^ Balmoral .. - Phoenix, B. C. JOHN A. McMASTER PBOPBIETOB I.eii.lliif Hotel Df Boundary's MiniiiB ilamp nOOl) SAM l'i.B IllWTMS WANTEO NIU.ON Employment Agenoy. u In iti, I', III n li) - si'i, ■ \\ KN'I'I.I, a PLUMBING " We are prepared to do all km,In o_ 1i1iiiiii,iii. I-I..1I1, and Kan fitting on til ehliirteit notice. KetlmaieB given. A, K. sii:i,-.'i:iii A Co., Baker Btreet, Nel_6i_, P.!nne '161. [nelson fish market ^11 klnilR uf l*i_i. Poultry eeeid gum. lor seiAi ot lowest in.ir. .t prices. NUK.\IAN _Ii-l..:ilI> ; C'..iii.-r 11.ill uml linker Mlreets MANDOLIN AND GUITAR A. i.nitciv FEHRIER. teacher nf iiinnilo- llee nml miliar. Steietlo, buuiIi siile ut Sille.i _iit...t, three d.,„rn wost uf Nelson ctub. Aildresa General Delivery, Kelson iKi.tiiin,.. YOU WANT THE BEST Our repnlr .trnde Ib rapidly Increasing and our customers arc tcllinu thoir friends that'wo arc the b.st to rejHUr watnlios, etc. Send all work to. NICKERSON Baker St. Tlie Jeweler LOST r Wale will I.. 1 1ST- I- i Ki lo Dolly .N, To lie enietli ,ea tontulit ni 'i8» nt "" MADDBN DI.OUK, WARD STR-BT A" Hlicrnl "VOfkcrS are i.ivlte.l to nttr.nl nl thcue MOW. »'« "".' "" '" n|l 'lay iiulll the clone ot the campaign on NoVerabW _m ■ ^ ^ Mi-inlieraof Um eanvaasliiK rcmimllleea are earneslly roqttQS 'li'-lr Minlt diligently and report regularly. The N.-l. m KlH-ti-li- "tttjljvm nay ..D.tor Bufflcleht evl.l.-ec i .. eoiivlctlon "I ll"- poraon to;;„'yl:^gre neiin lh. I™ . ':l ;ht H. lASDAILlS, 'President P. BURNS $ CO WHOI.I_SAI.Ul AND ftBTAtli, _M_tl_VT MEBOHANTS HEAD OFFICE NELSON, B. 0. "ranch Markets In Rowland, Trail, Nelson, Kiwlo, Sandon, T ree New Denver and Siocan City. Attention. ■Jr'lers hy Mali to any Branch will havo Prompt and Careful AUCTION MART Two Organs, Bewlng Machine and large inl nf general morohoiidlao. All must in1 sold »t once. JACOB GREEN AtH'TlDNKKIl . BAKEIt 8T Free^ TO Inlroducft our new colore-l Ivmlru Vmi-ii-hiim wa win give .nt! tree with a down Cabinet Photos, This offer la only for a 'short time. Don't miss It. Queen Studio JOHN McLATCHIE DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL I I_AND SURVSVrOR I BTANIJDY BTR10BT. NBLBON, B. C For Rent Two Furnished Houses in Hume Addition $15,00 Each R.J. Steel A. R. HEY LAND PROVlNCIAlTlANt. SURVEYOR POPLAR AND KABI_ ADDRIIBS t. O. BOX 107, KASLO, B .0. TAXIDERMIST unl Iii Kaalo tor Iho winter nnil , ,1 lo ilu a . 'lierill tiixlilernelHt All work will receive jmimiH at I era eem |.i builteo tetetlmt. Th. exhibit nt the Nelanti fnlr by Theo Ailinim wu. n H,.iii|)le of my wulk. Terms ron_.tif_i.l_ FRANK 10. CLUTE3. Kn«lo. B.C. FOR RENT lilt llllVI 'iV Vli'iii'i,'. i Ward Newfl. of thc best quality WeBt Kootenay Butcher Co. TRAMWAYJIMETABLE BTAN..f 8^ " BOOUWOWN 7:00, Tito, n.2" „.m .._g '*'*KaT.Wt™'* I_,l Car, 10:20 P-n. La»t Car, 10:40 P.m. REAL ESTATE l,oU. or »ale. Oinee room, tor rem A*ply NBI.SON EI._CT1UC TRAM CO. cirhiA.V.MASOWiKi Mother's Bread ] Wo are th« sole manufacturorn of the OOlebrttftd Mother's Broad and all klndji of puntry. Delivered free to any part of the U BTBDD BTAJ3LB T .ainlng and racking dune. tiaddlu Uursoa for Ulro. iiucks, iliiKfjh-s and Cutters on cull duy or night. Htulilew on BUnltiy Htroet, bi'tworn Silica and Carbonate. Tel' ['li mr 67. I', O. Uoi IM. Nelson. MUSIC LESSONS [Tothe Rancors of tl^e Kootenay District The runners' Trading Company hn« been (Mini,,! n|, strictly tor llie benefit ot the biiu-liei-8. All kliulu of Vegetablci ...I.I on commission. II cli-iirni-l.n nml Dry floods, Boots and Blioes nl lowest prices, always on hiiiul. Write tur particulars lo The Farmers' Trading Go. NELSON, H. C. Next door to liuuii of Cofmorce, Unli.r St.. P. O. H„x 186 Kootonay Lako Gonoral Hospital NELSON, B.C. CITY DRAY AND TRANSFER . rurnlturo, snfcB, pianos and baffgags troved. Terms ronaotiable. Dry Wood WANTED runt. NURSB Ai,|iiy. siatinu salary required to QKOllOl,] JOHNSTONR, Secretary. Nelson. U.C r O OREEN F- S. CLEM-NTH GREEN & CLEMENTS , , I _';r"T.r,n."r'e,_-nab,.. Dry ^ | «>«»'% *n0d ^'^ S. m"*''0'' Iddresa 0.x W, N.lso«, II. U. » .____—____■ THE DAILY NEWS: TUESDAY NOVEMBERS 1904 ...... I'-nonrnmlo The Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co. Semi-ANthracite, Sntt and Smithing Coals and Col*.. "■ s, ,|-r't-ii.\l. fimiu Ihese. collieries, ac- ''.'.". ■■..:■'.,. i'lee bee-t' iviili..'lVil_a-|.ilit_lllilU|, Domestic . . Coal per. toil delivere ,, S6..5 SBND CA-jll Vimt pftDERS. H. E CROASDAILE Afirent, , ml An-.i,t Kiiiin nil) Districts. Mien- '...,. " "x|.;i..ON, III'. i-ho'nc --lv OiALT ooal; +**-*-*-*-* * *-**-* * ASD WOOD OF AM- Long's Preserved Fruit: In glass jars, made from choice fruits and graniilat- ed sugar,guaranteed strictly pure. Price per jar - KINDS . t?rui_\ Sput Clish- W. P. Tlerney 4 Telephone 2_ .'Baker Streel, 'Nelson **************** PRICE OF METALS. NELSON'S NEWS OF THE DAY 40 Cts IS. erson (illl it 'Klill.S AXI.) PHUVISH -NS - ,\\ r. LJl.oi K M.I S()N, U. H.&M. BIRD BAKER STREET FIRE INSURANCE, LIFE INSURANCE, ACCIDENT INSURANCE fLATlS ULASS INSURANCE DISTRICT AGENTS FOR G. P. R. LANDS AGENTS FOR CANADA PI.IMMANENT MORTGAGE CORPORATION TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON FIRST . MORTGAGE, FOR SALE SaQO-HB roomed house and lot on Victoria street west. S 3uO-Two lots on Observatory, street, between Stanley and Kootenay. Easy turns*, $ .00--A block of land BQ0x_6q feel,\ equal to 'id city lots, situated in Hume Addition, closo to top of Mill street. Easy terms. j 450-:) roomed cottage on Robson street, Close to Stanley. Eusy terms. IlL't.-iti roomed collage and lot on Robaon street, closo to Stanley Btreet,* all * modern improvements. Easy term's. FOR RENT, $20.00—5 roomed cuttage on Rribsnn street. $l;Y.oo-7 roomed cottage on Mill street. 120.00—fi roomed house, corner Stanley and Mines road. (22.00-HJ roomed liouae on Kootenay street, between Uukei* and Victoria. (IS.OO--7 roomed house tut Vletoi la. Street, between Wind and.J.ose_-1i1ne St. Cocoa Door Mats Wo have a fine assortment of Cocoa Door-Mats-Different sizes and prices, ranging from 75c up MCLACHLAN BROS. WE WANT MORE ROOM ami in order to'gc. i, wc imisl scll-o.,1 some lines which ■« too . imborsbme .,.„„,.,„;,.,. during ilu- next week.™ will give a special discount ou.oim- brand new slock ot Mantle .' lis. We also have a due lol ol leather Purses ami Bags; and a dainty line of Photo Fraiiie* In brass, ..ellt.1 , anil Sterling; Sliver, which we hare decided lo lei su al very low pric Now is lhe time lo gel a gOod. tjfiiig for llltle in well we' can. suit yon. Call uml see ho\v 100 to 1 This l.ny i. i-iiiiiiu "its morning bawl „f 'ii ,v I. OATS." Tin- contented Bttlllo tells ii,,. ..ii.r.v. li l'_ mighty _ ">il tor grown op folks i .\ ,., r.i.'iil of delicious flavor nml ii li,,„„. ''irnilii.t. li will in.,k,-'y,„i liii.Hiiy nnd Inn,,... '. - grocer sell* It'.: / Patenaudc.'Bros. ' W'lilcliiuakei-s, Manufacturing Jewelers, and Opticians. Tlio Bwckman-Kcp Milling Co.. Ld Wholesale -iiinl. It. (:.ll liny. Grain, Feed, U _:.. z? am Ilrugs may he fresh or slnle. limit maybe pure or adulterated. Drugs may be firsl, second, third or fourth quality. The Drugs- which we uie In our prescription work are the freshest, purcsi and higliesl quality drugs thai ran be obtained fi'inu the most reliable and expert, manufacturing rlii'inist.. Importers and jobbers. If yon want tl(f:-l(cst n-sqlls from tlie medicine Hint >'.11 lake, have IL prepared al our proscription department. .'. . Canada Drug & Book Go. LIMITED. Phone, cor Ward and Baker, Sla. Night Phone 110 Baker and Josephine Sib IT PAYS TO DEAL WITH RUTHERFORD CAREFUL DISPENSING Wm. Rutherford DRuaqisx i Ward St., Nelion. i(<. tjtmem&**eu,0*1**>*'***'i**+*>m*mty^ i Suits With Ginger in'Em iii Hi.us lull 1 ■■ nil'. I., .,.,,,■■. .11111 I.!■ .-.in Inn I. il nun 11,111 inn "'Ml. Ill w is mind a l'n C? .111.Inl 1. 1 mi iiit-uf-dute, lurk munl.tr Suit or Over it here, cvoh , wauled lo, , ,1 Suits 1,1,. 11 .1 ,.i.ly "the style." l,ul they art built by the BEST ARTISTS IN THE BUSINESS ■ 1.1 ,1, I,, ,-,■ tin- mnrk dun l kiinw how ■ lo ,1,1 Hi,- trick." ml iirllstlc liiiiiil-ini,lil...l i-i,lh ir. nn.I laiwls, h.™ K I milium, should lie done. ..n.i sen ih" good things'nn.p_._d for you. . |Jt""L Emory & Walley ^ _^><»^V^Sv»^»«»^'-V^i*^%*«»^,^>,^*-i*«»'-V^»^M(*«M^(^»^^»^ J. '!'. Illii.l.. Hi \\ illl.1111',,11 '••... 11 I Denver I. A Sni,i.... __-.ti.ion: IV II. Adams \l . S-. Ili'iluks. Spuk ; I'. II. W.il.H .-mil nil... Al Murls, K.i .,.• li ll I H..\i.l.n. II. .\ .Miliiliii-. \-.in,.,,,iv, !■■ 1 1 I'l 11. SI., C_ll_ril_s: ll. R„! ************************************************** Our Work is Our Best Recommendation Ordinary BOfi-aoldflr jbba merit our careful at ten Mon as well an the flnoflt diamond wnrk. it ymir wo.k lias been coming bach to you in a slip- Bliori, don't care sort tit way. Bend it tp us, Wo will do it the only way; "RIGHT." A complete lim* nf mountings in rings, Rim].., eaprings, etc.] elc, coh- RlmMy on imnil iii nil Eil-68, Btylpa and prices. Try us. - EWERT BROS. Nti. on, Trail. Bosjlan. Jeweler., inll Engraven ',', ,*****************»****+**************** . STH ATI [COXA II. N-. Clnlii- I'oloiiiiin- iv 1:.. I-11110 D, il r.illiiin iu.,1 wire, grand I-"11.-; 11. \\ . mass, Toronto; 11. .1. Ueuley, Viuii-iiiivi-i-;- 11. I- ik-Crunc-y, a. N.-s.-mi. Russlnnd; 11. J. Ilalpln nn.i wire. tr. 11. Hamilton; '!''.' l.Vi.lY . Nurtiinorl ' ' lliiVAl,-\v. 1.. I'liin... Turiinlii- 1; i- liu.11 I'udwiisli; iv. in,.wn uml whi.'.-i-; I.IMllK. _,SBllll|.l. 1.AIITI.10TT J. Hi,||. Snlmo; T H111I1I1 SiniiiH; A. It,,iv,.. li. 1., ,vK Sllvprlun- I. imi. Pert, won; J Ai.m-.iv.-. Enteri'irlHH riliANIJ rK.\-i-|iAi.-.i. cietk nml wife, Mlsu I'liill'.u. S|i.ikiui,-: A. iliirvin .. N..|- soo, Vmir: 11. I,, fire, .1. McKlunnn Bio- win; .1 A. linker, Knaln; -I. Iliimslllii- Kosehery; ;T. II. Mcl'liee, Mr. and Miss llallfu' . il. 1,1 isiiumui', i'.*l-.i-.i«„i,iv.\ii'" Osth) 1 .hlliTl.ll, l',,|.lnr; A. II, Mc- i'iill,„h. Univ. 1; II, It. li nl Trout l.nli-; A. It. Hindi, 11. MfDomild, S 10: .1. Barton, Lunduii; Mis. nml Mlg, ii,.im. ■ IiiiiiiI. L'ulgiirj-;. A. N, Cowan, Niiki....; 'N|.;i.si'i.. "it'. K .'j,,)"',"..' IV, K. Mill,,11, li. Hi..Wll. S|. Wc would like let flliow ynii onr lino nf s1hh'*_ for Kail apd Winter. No bettor nhnpee can bo found iinywlinro. 'riio lea-thers are tin; beal possible, and you can depend on tbe slioex wearing Uie full limit.- Tbey nol only look nire but feel KIM Ml, Royal Shoe Store !.:-'iT R. ANDRE Agent, rnr Slater Slmcs .nil. Hnililnli. i,ai-|-vii>»v-f. croKan; W. Wosl Proc tor; I,. Cody, Klislo; t.'. F. Hclliok. Koote- i'l.v liinillin;; .1. Warne, Hfoyle; .1. wmianis Hriiliilou; I,'. Kimk, Ili-rinunv. J. W. IIIISS' KSTATH Probate haa been p „,i hv his lienor, tiiila,- 1,,-iimy. of lln- will of the 1st,, j W, Itoss. justice „r ilu- peacp, or Vmir' who illt'tl very silllilt'lllv oii tho Kill of last iiionlli. Thi. widow. Surah Pronol, Itoss wus lhe applicant, nml lor tin. terms i.f Hie will iniiile on lhe Ind of A.UB 1,1 iwn. nil „r the estate ot Hie ,1, s..,i i i ri-ui ami personal, is i».iih_ kiim-.i t„ her Iho tesluli,,' sl.itliiK In his will thai he lui.i iilreiuly lu-nvlileil lor Ills son nn,I Hmi he len It onllonnl with Ills wile III make Ihelr ehllil any ruriinr allowance or nm We penona) estate of iho deceased amount, to nlioiil ti»»n. 1'. K. Wlls ipi cd r,,r lhe nliplli'illil. , C'l.AHK'S l'OHK AND UHANS When Poll! ami Beans Is tnelillolieil onti iiiitiirnlly Ihlnlcw ,.r c'lnrk-s, us mi other Is lu the sumo cluiw. W. clnrk. M.r., Mnu- Ireul. K. OF P. NOTICE OWIIIR- In elreiliiistliiues wl.lcll 'llltVO arlseil the "At Honie" nt Nelsiin loiltte No. _,-, KnlRlils or I'ytlilus. which wns To have been liclil tonlKhl, Is liulellnilelv postponed, ll, M, (MINN, 0, c. The Keeley Cure ror tho liquor hnbit nnd tlrciff using Is n scientific treatment that has successfully stood tho test for _5 yenrs. Por particulars write the Keoloy Institute, n.'iiiil... Wash. HIOH-CIHS8 MINING INVESTMENTS NELSON, B.C. Por flrot-claa» dry cord wood ring up ' ' Yale-Kootenay Ice Co., Telephone HI, riOMi Jumbo iltnsslaiiili il mnn Si. Eugene '. .-Ill 2500 Intei'iiaii il Coal 3SH4 _iuiii Oreat Northern Milieu 25 noon .1 tut. .u.'i mono American lln 2,000 Ramblor-Oi 511(1 II. ('. Staiitln l.ltiin Clierry Crce ■1 H. A. War S ^inminininrnmniininnMnnitininniiitinniiniiiniip B | Winter Apples ] | Now in stock, including all the best va- | B rities-Northern Spy, King, Baldwin, - % Missouri Pippin, Red Cheek Pippin, | | Minkler, Non Such. All open for in- \ g spection. Special price $1.60 per box 3 J. G. SIMPSON & CO. | PHONB 34 ^iUlUUUUUlUUUlUUUUUllUlU.iUiUlUiilUiU!illlUlll'Uf ^ou Griffin Brand SMOKED MEATS Freshly Smokd every week There are cheaper meats but none belter J. Y. GRIFFIN &C0., Limited WHOKESALEl ONLY Monday Dress Goods Day .■ ,„ „c*i» To enenurage yon io buy early In llie week espnelnlly. Al*** WJJ^' rii»' give a Bpcclnl tllsconnt Monday only 10 pop cent olt all press B (|.() \i« means a saving lo any ono huvl-n;; n ilress Monday, from *' . .|j-s iiils". -would like lo call your atleatlon to our Caahincro Stockings tor » ^m antl ohlldroil, at leas prices than wo oAu- offered and values > |( pf, slockinigs, 3 pah- for »1.00; al. 50.cent» they aro tlie 1«fflt values in ■ ■ ^ foe worsted ntocklngs, extra good values. Underwear comploto in Iniiir i, mlssos and children. Values good. Corner Baker And .Ward Streets Kerr & Co