H^'o-'^-" '.Vi'rC I"-' -ISSUED T',VICE-A-WBEE - "WED1TBSDAYS -A-ZsTID S-A-TTTIELD-A_~5rS - Vol. III. No.. S3". REVELSTOKE, B. C. WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 26,1899. $2.00 a Year in Advance. iy^^^*-*^^^^^*^^***^:*^--^-**^'-*^ $ 50 pieces best English Print���������at cost. Great Bargains in Laces and Ribbons until gone. V/e have secured J. & T. Bell's Boots and Shoes and "can safely say they are the finest goods ever shown in -Revelstoke'. ��������� Japanese, Matting��������� a 'fine assortment of patterns ��������� ,at prices lower than ever before. In rugs and squares and carpets, we think] we have the finest range" ever shown in the city. Window shades and ^curtain poles���������the.latest. thing out. Don't forget we always lead in Teas and Coffees ���������Our Ram Lais is still the favorite. , In Coffees our Excelsior blend of Java and Mocha is delicious We have been fortunate enough to secure anoth- ercar of Ascroft potatoes ���������The price is a little higher than some others but the potatoes are better. }&7STj clay acids to eftartments are We are opening' goods daily. tlie interest of shopping1 here/ brimful of new goods, and as a matter of "course every imaginable dress need has heen. anticipated. Hundreds of buyers, have found out to their- sati faction that at this store goods can fos bought with e������ ���������hO security. - We have iiQ'ver been in a position _��������� oiTer our patrons greater inducements. If there is anjr virtue in dependable qualities or seasonable good combined with low prices, thon 'we certainly origin; expect a big business, at-this store. -The and happy signs of spring are pictured throughout our great store/spring* ' and-summer goods fairly blossoming irr eaoji department, and everywhere are temptations in-price, quality and stj'le, /Gome and do your shopping early, especially in the afternoons, It will insure better attention and greater S3* satisfaction to aI.L*as cur facilities are tassedto the utmost; and; we wish.to'do iustlice to'all." ��������� '" ���������"������������������?" ' 0.1 %j&ii H*^1 4-f\-eA)i u. ^ABIES' EMPORIUM Tn ud FT7!i:r.T. Ckntue. Op].o.iit(������ Cowiui iilouk. Latest,* DaiiUiest and Best Assortment of Fancy ' Gooels la town. M. K. Lawson. "Haig- &o Crage Notaries Public, Sole Agents for J^eyelstoke .Townsite A .*. .������, .4. ,t;_ _<. A. -A- ci'i-;.-.-^^*;^ z&y ^j><^>s<&' -/*U ri Ir- .*** r. ,-t. n &- Ifi Some Great Sheds Having bought tht* Bankrupt Slock of ���������hi* FALLIS HHOS. KSTATft .-it. a reduced price, I cm now oiler bargains lli;it-t-a'.itio'_rbe-oipiii!i*_>it-in-l!ic-eit-y.--������i Twenty Ears Roy.il Crown Soap.. Si oo Three lbs. of English Bfst. Tea... i oo White Str.r Baking Powder 12 oz. 15 Rolled Oats, 80 lbs. for 2 00 French Fcas, 5 Tins for 1 00 Pure Gold Flavoring Extracts, 5 ������r- *5 Peach. Pears, Apricots, 5 2j lb. Cans for only 1 co FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE CB. Hume & Co J WIlOI,ESAI.K AND RKTAIL | G ENEUA L M EKCJ t ANTS 4' I ftVAr#bKf*&r.r.r.eMb^.w^.**^-.������-**''. t. WHITE, GWILLIM & SCOTT Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public, &c. Taylor Hlock, Mc-Zcii-Io .Ave*., UuvtljlOKO _ tr.. Monev lo l.nnii. IV. White, 0. IJ. ,1. Jl. fccott. H.A..TjIj.I~. 1'. I.. Oullllm. HARVEY & M-CARTER, Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. Poll cl tor for Impel'!:). Rank of Ctinnila. Com).any fiimi��������� to loan at 5 per cent. Ollliie-'-s: Molkoiii Hank Hlock. First Street. Revelstoke Station, B. C. DR.E.H.S, McLEAN Oflic'C mill Kcsiiloiir'-. two iloor-i cabt Co-,rnu Iiloe-k. Tieiiin sii������i:f.t, cextt.i:. Nlclit nnil Day C nil's attonelcil to. '' Te?K'['lu>ite rotiiieit.ti'.n. NURSE LUCAS L. O. S., London. England. Ttainr.l, cxporionrcl, nicliral. ^'.ircioii.- nl .t'.tririil nnr>-t\ oj.o-.i to onpacoiiioiit. j.ililrc���������-: NUit.-i-: I.t'l-AP, llevuMckc. ROBERT SAMSON Wood Dealer and Drayman. Iimiliip an.l .lolivcry *.vorka������-pcfift"ty. Team- iil.niys r^ai'y on shortc-: riotio'. Contracts for jobbing tnt.cu. OOi-AT SLAUGHTER if. Come and S GENTS' FURfiiSHiHGS rny $5.00 Suits F VMFAi DELIVERY STKICTLY CASH S. JACKSON. rnni*ii!r.-( j~ Famous Nettie L and Beatrice - The Mail Conditions o Nettie Ij "^t?:- ^f>3 rSiT^l t-'cT^, S77-, t-^T-i C^'*- fcttjfc* ine Keason Wny Yon s.inuM liny Tlio IlCat Sar.^ajjttrilla for a i-prini; tonic." Because ���������~������������- i. It is .1 IftrpiT holii*1* than llio olhci^. Ia It i<- co:i-*unirAK'l, thcrufcira tho flof-c ij i4- "-ni.tlK 3. Takuir ^l ������liiy. ���������;. It foiiifiiii^ {'������:ti*r>f-������reapnrllln, >ulIov. ~l~~C~i~l!������TS - STAT'.ONEKS. KLVLLSlOKli. B.C. Feisguson. April 20.-Th is looking be'llt-r Hum over. Two days ngo ri.nlit ine-lii'S of s.oliel grey ���������.���������opiiur wns bLruck in 0111* of the drifts. There* is'no doubt, this proppity will be i-qnally ns p;ood as tho .Silvor Cup Avheirlho-biuiie-iiii.-iiitity-of���������ih*velo|)- meiit, is done. Eii;lite:t*n men are now working on Lhe property. The new si like* em the Boalrii-e property also shows grey toppi'i- in gooel cp.iiintitius all over the fitceof the* luuiii'l. The workings were elose'd elenvii yostereliiy until tho snow lias rle'iirt'tl e-.IV. The coiitrae:tnis on the Silver Queen havi' st.rue-k a laige body of [;ali*na wbifli looks In be1 nf a hii^ii grade. * Jlr. nml Miss I'oul. Mr.' and Mrs. .1. (_. Kirk put riek and Mr. U. G. lOiiton. puiil Iht* Ni'llii- Ln visit yi'.*-li*rday and report, uvorylhinjj working in lino sliiipi*. AliuiiL Lwo c-.irloadw ol' Ilcili-ico eue> is now lying here lonely lo send rorwniil as soem as llu'. roads arc pa������'..'lbli! for the team���������*. :);r,iin. I'-'r.'iiik T.t'lii'iin is busy nl, liis old trade again putling up siove: wouil. Billy'llli'ii mul l''il/. make* a gioal tciiii! i:iking up MipnJii'S anil briiiging dov. 11 111 e fieiin t In* Ne'l Lie* I,. 'J'u n nr thri'i' Kei.-slaiul nnel Spokane I'liinpiiiii'S linvc boon looking over the Uuii'ii .lack uiiiier.il olaim on the S'liith Fork, abuul two mill's frum Ferguson, with a viow to bonding same'. Tiie mail sorviec* (o lhis town is in great, in'i'd of hnprovi'iiienl,��������� one mail 11 wook is hi'tli'i'lh.111 uoiii'. Iml. il is a poor servii'C feir a caiiip liko tliis. l.i-l no hope our iiionibe'r will neit forgot cun- uoeels for at, least, I wo mail.-a week iinel may be 11 money tinier oflico, Imlh of which are neci'ss.-iry for lhe lii-nelil, of mining and hir-ini's.*! men anil lho opening it]) of n good mining country. The Lyceum Co. ' The: Lyceum Co. will airive' hore lo- niglit, i'i0111 (J.ilg.iry to fulfill :i four nigiil'-s eng.igoiiioi'.l al Tapping's opera house. The play loniglil will be: Woelnosday night���������"All tho Oomforl, of Home.',"' a roaring farce cotni'dy. Thursday night���������"UiulorTwo Flags" Friday ilight.���������'-Othello, the Moor of Venice." Saturday night.���������"Alabama," the greatest of Southern plays. A BRIGHT OUTLOOK The bright prospect., for Hevelsleiko end lhe fe-iirrouiiiliiig district, with which this season is commencing, are 'all tho more welcome; from the depression 'uot li in mining activity and business, which has prevailed fur the last twelve monllis, l.irgely owing to the ntte'iition of lhe outside public being diverted from Koolenay to tlie Yukon coupled with the fall in the: fall in the piece 01 silver. These causes are now removed, Tlie prices for tbo products of euir mines haves increased and steadied lo a very large, extent, while copper is in big demand at almost double ligures. Already a number of cioals in "Fish Greek mid Lai dean propel tics are pending, while tlicm is overy reasonable hope that capital will take holel this ye.ir of the valuable properties in the Big Mend district, particularly in the Cnrnes Creek camp, where Ihe surface showings aro of extraordinary richness. rho transportation problem, which has hitherto been the great obstacle in the road of development of the whole tlislrirl, is now on the.eve of the only s-itisf.tetory solution, railway extension. The-road, which the C.P.R. have projected to tap the Lardeau, will he commenced in a few weeks and there is no doubt that it will start from bolli ends at once. The. C.P.R. authorities have no iiitontiein of diverting all Lh" traflic. which the: construction of this road will occasion, from their main line. At the same timo lho company is fully cogni/.anl of the great future beforo the lich mineral district whioh lies to t.he north of their main liiu- and a railway from Revelstoke. to the. Big Rend may con- fldciUly lit*. e>:u .etcil immi-iS* I'm* verv first developments of the future. With its construction Kevelstoke will leap the whole; .benefits of lier unitpir* geographical position as the central point of Yi'ost Kootenay. It has hei-.t a mere accident that the southern portion of tho dislrict has come to the* front first, flic situation al present is awkward, temporaly and bound to be reversed. As it changes Kevelstoke is hound to incivaRe in importance ns a railway and business (���������outre*, until ils t realioti as a terminal point becomes imperative. It is the future financial and business capital of West Kootenay and the first decade of the new century will see. il firmly Metropolitan Opira Co. The product-mi of lh������ Mikado on Saturday nighl by tin- ?>!oti-i.pi*lilan Opera Co. drew a good house. The piece was well put on and lviidorcel. The costumes wero bright and pretty and lhe grouping on llie slag.: w.is very ol'i'octivo. The singing uns irinitl and tlie cliiuuso.-* woll roiitloied, though an orchestra would have greal ly in-lped the* swing of the piece:. The antics of tlu* star character Koko. Lord High Kxecutioner. provokeel considerable merriment and applause, and Miss .leanettc: Lincoln a- KatKhali and Miss lilnncho Aldrach a������ Yum Yum wore: received with much applause. Edison's Dream- Realized, which was priim'o-cd in the newspaper notices was not ri'.ili/.ed as far as S.-il- iii'dav night's audience was concerned. The llstiAL.tt is not disposed to he severe when people are out for a night's fun, hut there* should ho a li.mil even to tiie expression of the feelings nf tlio gallciy and ihe practice of smoking whicli prevails up lliere should be stopped at onco. THE GREAT Ki'i'fifc WILL PAY FOR ITSELF FP.o:-.i GRASS ROOTS CREAT SHEWING OF SOLID ORE The Churches R'*v. IT, Fiennos Clinton, rector of Ut. James'. Vancouver, look all the services at St. Polei's on Sunday last.. There was a good attendance at all three' services. In thi'.MoUuidist church last Sunday, the pastor. Rev. S. J. Thompson, took the result of the recent prohibition plebiscite for lhe subject of his discourse. The action of the Liberal government in deciding to do nothing was severely censured- and' if vote taken on the Dominion Alliance resolution calling for prohibition "in '.hose provinces which gave a decisive vote- in its' favor. .Some members of the congregation veiled in favor of llie resolution, but I lie others voted neither for nor against il. The subject of the evening discourse was the all too prevalent vice of swearing, on wliiili ilr. Thompson preached a stirring and impressive sermon. established in Unit enviable position. * Not that there will nol. be a number of other busy, prosperous anel important points in Kootenay, hut the all impoi lant test of geographical position surely points to Revelstoke sis the chief centre of them all. It will not depend on one mine or one disli ict for ils business, but will be the supply point oT Iheni all. This may not happen for some limo. Solid prosperity is as a rule a plant of slow growth. But I hut. gradually and surely it will como is the" opinion not onlv of the IIkiiaIjP, not only of llu- musl progressive and fur-seeing citi- '/.ens of Rove-lsloki'. hut of those oul- side of the town, who are not. ouly in 11 position to be able to a eeitain extent lo forecast lho future but also lo help out the fiillillnii'iit of Iheir own predictions. Early Closing , A meeting 0C1 the fiionels of the early closing movement wa** held on .Monday night with T. L. Haig in the chair. Moved by XV. M. Lawrence and A. Hobson that, (i.IJU is Hie most elcsir.-ible limo for closing tlie stories. Carried. Moved by W. M. Lawrence: and J. I. Wood) ow that 11 petition ho piosenL- od to the city council asking that a bylaw "Oc itilrodue-od for to govern the closing nf si ores at (!.:!() p.m. Carried. Moved by A. Hobson and I?. Hon son thai a committee composed of Messrs. Meldrum, Haig and Lawrence Jm appointed to wait on Messrs. Hume fc Co. and ende-ivor to bring about the G:'50 hour of 1 losing. Can icd. Geldfe'.ls.va' Church Ps.ra.Ic* Thore was a goeid I urn oul of tbe turn of the Oddfellows' lodge to the church parade last Sunday. In order In accommodate tho large: congregation the service was bold in the opera house, whii her tlie procas.sion, headed hy the Revelstoke brass hand, wended ils way from the lodge room on Mackenzie: avenue as tlie sun was setting on the first, summer day we have enjoyed Ibis season. Tin* opera house was well filled. The preacher was Rev. Thos. Men/.ics of the Pte.--hyteri.it) church, who took the subject of ���������'Charity" for his disceur. _.e, which was greatly appreciated hy Hie large congregation. The. choir of the 1 Presbyterian church rendered lhe music of the sei ~ ice ve.iy accept ably. At the close lho membc-is of thc ���������society-.i'ti.ttirneel in.procci-sion to their lodge room, the band playing the familiar hymn "God be With .You Till we Meet Again." Chan Shipping Ore iu Sight EveryJ where in the Workings���������Four Inches of Clean Grey Copper in the South Drift, Giving an E.'.ormous Assay in Silver. The north drift lias been extended from Xo. 1 tunnel about oO' feet arid, shews It inches of clean ore. The. south drift is in about 10 feet. On one. side of lhis drift thoro is* a vein of four, inches e.f solid grey copper nntl on the. other about nine inches' of solid grey, copper and galena. Tiie winze is down il feet and the bottom of it is all in. ore, grev copper and galena. Three. lecent assays taken of the ore give, 200, 001. and :U77 ounce.- of silver to. tin* ton respectively. The l-i?l assay, is lOOoiir.ees'bclter than any yet taken ftom the Silver Cup. The ore has not been assayed vol for gold and copper, but should run high in both. The i.ivrhide trail'is broken np and. tl*.e Troul Lako. waggon road is im-t pas-sable for 1 earns. For this reason., there will be some delay in gelling the -' ore out from the mine lo the lake at. Thomson'.-; Lmnling. There are now . 25U sacks of hre in transit, 131 at thc Lauding and the balance at Ferguson. - If the smelter returns ceune up to the.' expectations, which the','assays fully,.' warrant, the Nettie L.will pay for* its ��������� own d.'vi'lopmeut from. '-grass roots'*,- aiid the treasury slock will soon be withdrawn from the market. - - The following is clipped from the Trout I-nk-Topic o'f the 22nd ins't: - ��������� "On.. ,\Vj'i!nei~day��������� last, some vevy,,'.- in.Lo;ostii*ig item., \vcve. gathered c.on- cerning the Nettie L. , Tlie work on .* this property is* progressing lnpitlly. . The winze is now- down 21 feel and lhe . pump put in a siioil time ago is work- . ing very svccessfully; The ore streak . here varies from eight to eighteen "- inchos in thickness. Work is being pushed ahead on both the north and ������ south ilrifi!-. the fori ner is in about 30 and the latter about 30 foet. The north drift 'was diiveii .alongside Lh.- oie body and this, is now- being taken . out and sacked for shipment..* The ore in tlio sontli drift lies iu" three stringers in I hv face of tlie tunnel. n:_ Tho hanging wall tiieslreak *,- >.'. *:ic:.o.--it)' thickness, and a bo-.: I mi'i-.i a"** tiioioi^, -ix in che.- of grey copp'-v and 1,11 tin; foot wall about four inches, lt is iho intention of the manager tu continue -tiie-w-inze-dov.ii.to _ .loyal. r-.-.-~".-f.'o:. . , After provinc the. Vc-'._ for thi ��������� this ''."pin it is proposed to drive a ci ii.-.-c.-.'.. of about 400 foet to tap the chute at a depth of over 000 feet. Some oleye'ii assays were taken on the ore, the ledge filling and the wall rock resulting as fei'.lows: 0 No. 1 sample, containing sonic native silver, 1.111 201.S3 ozs.: No. 2, zinc. SXJi.71 ok-., and No.'I. grey copper. ".ITO f-zs. silver to the ton, Tlio lodge filling and wall lock,-, from whicli >-igi.'. as- ivsv w.'i o mado, gave au j ai cage of .*i7 or.-, in silvor tn the ton. Silver Queen Thirty-three feet of crosscut lias heen driven with a wondeifnl showing on lhis prnpei 15- by IJ. Cowan since* he began wejrk on his coutrai-l. Right from the end of the tunnel eliiven t������ n years, ago. snys the Topi'*. tli������y came on I o a body of solid zinc ore some two feet 111 thickness: next te* llii- is boeiies of galena in a epia-.tz gangii.'���������I coiicoiilraling oro-for over" leu fool, j Tlu* ^'t-.tX. Wostoi 1: Mine--,(limited) Tlie-n comes 12 im ho-.>! iron oio, ntui j ������>.iv hi-U '"��������� pioi-.d of the" .-.bowing next 1 his is IS inches of solid stool | 'H"l'' "\i li-.o p;o-otit deve .opineul, ard galena. The filling i*- ipi.ti-tz. ')���������!-,,. j it will 1 oaeiili l-.--.ooii fiom tho above foot wall h-is not vol Ivon roruhed and I f'u"1-' "> a ' ���������"-' I'" \l>v'-'l> for tills mine tiie work of i'i<)*-sciittim_ uill'still I.o continued. Queen's Birthday Celebration The* posteu-s mi" now out announcing llie* Queen's Birthday ck-hralion in I liis city uniler lhe au'-pices of the Caledonian si.cioly. There will lie prizes to the v*ll*.ie of ������700. The pio 110 of Lh.- vi 1 y blight es! Th; Odilf-licv/s Dance Tin* u.iiii-o give-.'t by the Oddfellow's loelge in Tapping"- Opoi.i House last' night was a very -uc-ci:ssful a {fair. In spile of the I'einiite-r attraction of the* Sons of Kngland dinner, there were about th'lrty-five couples present, who gramme will enn*is.L of hose r'-e'l r.n o-. _ kept up the ball with groat .-ininiafion pig.'iin --hooting. athlolic spoi ts. ; until .111 early liour Hiis morning. A biiyclc and horse 1,1111., Tlio pi i/.o ' .itnt-e-la-s so'.oclion e-f il.-nice music was lisls will ho published later. All in for '��������� furnished by I'm* Matthews orchestra, niation may be obtained by wr'.tir.g J. and'an excellent supper was put up by 11. Scott, the secretary. A.N. Smith. The Oddfellows may be congratulated ou another very successful social event to their credit. A Dcubic Tragedy I*_i->:-*.>:-*T*������-', Apiil 22.��������� Love, opposi ho.iv.iy ! ti'111 and -live, bin ie conspired tocauso oiiaigo.l wil li gie-y copper its value in j WilKam Roland and Lottie Brunette: silver will be* very high. About fAX) \ te. lake their own lives at 10::-S0 last- sacks of ore yet leniain at lhe mine, i nitrht. The young couple were highh the balance; of tho shipment of 2.000i l-e'pvctt'd. and their rush act hai: sacks is at the Landing aud between i eatiseei profound sen row in the town- the landing and Ferguson.���������Topic. J and district.- ** Beatrice . The Beatrice' novor looked better than il does at present. In the lotvost i tunnel thoro i** about two foet of se.l'ul 1 shipping oro, and as it ~~j~~~~~i __*��� Revelstoke Herald OLD WORLD AFFAIRS Published In Interests o i Bend, 1 'll eJliawaet, Albert Canyon,.Jordan ReveWoke. Larde��u, Big Bend. Trout Lake "" i Jllewaet, Albert Canyon, Jo. Pass and Eagle rati Districts, JCHNSOH Proprietor. A.' Beml-WreklT Journal, published In J he toLzSTotal.-eWke and the surround dr 3_5_&rw��dne��d._.ysi and Saturdaj s. making SS^inserton ; Bo for eaoh additional Insertion. SffiKVotiaaV'l��o per line each Issue. Blfth. .fe^��l��_*a ���S_ta,iSS_i.uaid. of vriutlnn In Jfwl on rourneitordur. . correspond- To Correspondents, v,o ini our * E2��,C\"?n d"v��� >* loceiD' BsurrounillnK Bteke��� IrTelle*.** the bona ��da n.mo -,e t-e wrifer __istaceo~n|-any manuscript, but ''ife^^'-Sn^oTs- REVELSTOKE HERALD Revelstoke. B. c ^NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS- ��� i -All correspondence must bo legibly '��Jit^SoneS.j.ff.oJ *�����$&$*��� personal ^'.STSeel ��& pPer n.nie "'^Sndence^ "^-r^e, tbinx thai has appeartti in w Lha, THE HERALD'S WEEKLY LON DON LETTER new worlel, because when he loads others musl follow, and be is, moreover, tbo clnrk horse tlmt no one Is quite prepared to back, out who nevertheless generally manages to oi line out at the top. The story lias been told thai when .Mr. CarncRle ������mis a bul, working In Pennsylvania, a Colonel Andrews announced one day ibnt he would bo ln his olllco every ���Saturday to lend books from his private library to working men and boys. It was in this manner that Mr. Car- iioRlo first became acquainted with books, anil tlie value he derived from his reading in those early days bus CHURCH DIRECTORY. METHODIST CHURCH ��� Kevelstoko. Pruuobiug services at 11 a.m. and 7:311 p.m. CjIiibb luuotlng ul tho closo ot ine morning service. Knobath school and Bible i_luss ni -i.'SU p.m. Weekly prayer meeting every Wcdncsuay evoking at 7:31) p.m. Tne puDucuru cordlully Invited. Bouts Iree. HEV. S. J. THOMPSON. Pastor. Faance Gets a Vast African Colony- Lord * Kitchener Replies to hi; Assailants-The Wheat Situation L-iiclon, April 3.���(Special)���It was announced on Wednesday that an as- lcement had been reached in tlio momentous negotiations between Franco und Knyland, which bad been prevailing ever since the F.ashoela Incident. France by this arrangement gels n vast African Umpire slrelcblng from tho -Mueliicrraiic.-iii lu lhe Atlantic Practically, the hinterland ol* the Mediterranean const of Africa���except the Nile Valley���now belongs tc Franco clown to the .main stream of the Congo- -lorocco, Tripoli, our and :he: German West African colonics being merely enclaves. Tbo question now Is. what will she elo with 11? The reception of the news in "Europe ^^^Utoofl^vx^Tciir': l-iigland made lilm an enthusiastic believer In free libraries. Something "Wrong. The engineering strike is still leaving ils baneful consequences. Large ii'dors. Including locomotives for the Ureal Nurtliern Railway company, inel a bridge fur llio Soudan railway, have sioiK* to America for no other reason Ihan lhat Knglish firms ennui.I execute lliein within the reel ui reel iInn'. In tlii' face of so much outcry ���gainst foreign competition, this Is to t*e reurotletl. There is this fear, loo. '.bat such orders, once sent away, may never return. V Lady's L.stlmule of lhe German l��nilicrur. I have boon talking to a lady well '���mown in llie musical world who has nude lho aceiuainlaiicc of many roya' ���ind lU.slmguislieil personages. Her of tho German Emperor is CHURCH Ob" ENGbAND-St. Petcr'e v-s Hovolntoko Hours of servico: Evening pruyor d-ily ut fi o'clock, Fridays ut 7:30. aiumuy. unil Fcativilla: Holy Communion at, a.iu��� morning pruyor ut 11. Sunday School I unelblblu UluoS at *_*_���, croiiing prayer ul 7:30. First Sunday lu the nioeiib Holy Communion ut morning services. PUE3HYTE1UA.N (.HUH01I���llcTelsloko. Bervico cvur> Suiiiluy ut 11 a.m. und 7:.')0 p.m. lilb'o Oliu.i uc 2..I0 p.m., to which ..11 uro welcomo, Pruyer mteiiug in 8 p.m, every Wedneniiiiy. HEV. T. MKNZIES. P.istor. IJO MAN CATHOLIC CHUROH ��� Ruvol 1^- a .uko. Muss Urol unci third ouuiluys In monin ut 10:30 a.m. KEV. FATHER THAYER. O ALV ATION AllMY-jMcnlings every nighl *-J in llio.r till I on Front li-rout. COMMERCIAL VALUE OF COURTESY Thero is no retail store, whether at -ome country cross road or occupy- in-t a desirable city coiner lot, but claims within its circle of trade one or more customers whose decided ���wbvs of trading are scarcely inclined to "lend briefness to the hours ot duty, or brilliancy to its calling. They are readily distinguished and as readily remembered. One "deeming teatur. of their presence, however, is tin. tact that thev are not of '-various kinds but rawer seem to have acquired their porcuoine natures at some lount- ain wnere diversity played no part. Neither are they, ever found among the reailv poor. That would be incompatible wilh their natures. At the 'counter nothing at first pleased them. K they are being waited on bv an assistant, they want to see the o-Wnor or the manager, in order to be given the article in question at so niucn a vard or a pound less. It is difficult to reason with them because the same disposition which impels them to haggle ovor the price of an article, aided by their daily encounters of a similar nature, creates a harshness or perverseness in their conversation which is at times wont to baffle the most congenial spirit m the effort to please or pacify. Herein lies the commercial value of courtesy Being taught to believe there is a better side to every nature .it is a most Interesting task'to r��4 bring it to view, There la no tiie, place or occasion in *which this task can be practicen so opportunelj as when serving at the retail counter. Being aware ot what is on the customers' mind, and knowing the dis- posiion to be encountered theie is no reason why that caller should not S�� made a-iriecd of thc store There inhere a two fold object to be desired: the custom of this individual, and the result of the test of tii art to please in an exceptional case. It has been sometimes been heard said bv a retail merchant. "I'd rather not have that person's trade, for it is productive of more harm than good."' But in reality such'callers are necessarv to establish iu one's mind _ the_deDt'h_oLaatiencejii .tlieir.P��ssess- ion when brought to tlie" lest. "Such- customers not only display the opposite side of business life, but show the necessity for calm judgment and quick perception. To please and hold such trade and gradually improve their way of dealing is to become accomplished in the art of readily pleasing all. In. addition to the interesting features it exhibits, it causes the time pass more spedily, pleasantly, and with greater profit to the store. has been decidedly favorable. The Russians do not care, thoir views being llxcd on Asia; the Germans see their way tn some sort of compensation, and are delighted that France should waste lier strength; and while those in Fiance who understand the question exult in the magnitude of thoir India, the ordinary Frenchman heaves a deep sigh of relief. The advantages that Franco rwaps from tint founding off of her great Kmpire, lhe? solution which lias been carried out, without being ideal, has certain distinct and unmistakable merits. The bt.st thing that both countries have secured i.s unquestionably the amelioration of jealousies and animosities ind thc consequent lightening 01* the burden which all imperialists have been bearing. Lord Kitchener's Iteply. Despatches were published on Wednesday from the Sirdar and Lord Cromer denying the charges made by Mr. Bennett in The Conlemporar-, 'is to the treatment of tlie Dervishes- wounded at Omdurman. Lord Kitchener denies positively that he was ordered, or lefl It to be understood, that the Dervish wounded were to be massacred, and stales lhat no completely disabled Dervishes wore killed by any of the troops under his command. Ho denies also that thn cill tvas looted for three days after ils capture, and that the gunboats openui lire on mixed masses of fugitives in the streets during tbo British advance. As lo the wounded, their number was unnianagely largo, bin all wtis done for them that could be? done. As to tho _la.hdi's tomb, n ���.'.���as destroyed partly because it might have become dangerous as a place of pilgrimage, partly because it was a dangerous structure. But only the skull was preserved, the bones were thrown inlo thc Nile, and there was no coffin; consequently lhe allegation that certain oiricials have bits of ihe remains as relics ' arc baseless. This surely, will finally settle for all lime lhe mischievous reports made from time lo time of undue cruelty in llio conduct of iho campaign. A Dark Horse "There is," says The Iron Trade Review, "no greater or more interesting personality in the worlel of industiy, whether ai homo or abroad, Ihan Mr. Andrew Carnegie." ... It is u given thing for a poor boy. who Inul io drudge at a vory early age at some of the humblest ot" occupations, for his daily bread, to have mado himself n master of two continents. But this is what Mr. Carnegie has actually clone. He: is the master of the steel trade "T the old worlel, because it" he were to let louse, on Kurope his stores of steel the situation woulel at the time be seriously changed, and he is* lhe one Ilgtirc In the worlel of industry that is most feared today by the manufacturers of one half of ih. nations ol' ICurope. He i.s almost cquallv tho iiiasier of the steel industry of lhe Xjoyal Orango Lodge, No 1G5S. lii'iriitnr nirctlug.' lire held hi tlie oililli'llciu-s Hull uu llie thinl Friday ..I e.ieli monlli nt ;.:.n p. in. Visiting luviliruii-i-iM'iliiill. Invlleil W. l.~. Illnii'v, W.M.; It*. I>. Petti piece*, Id c. Sese-.j Ur. T. Jeffs, l-'in. Sec; Tnus. Steed. Ti-i.'iii'ui'ci'. rem in England anel elsewhere. She says ihai his versatility is not super- 'lcinl, anel she concludes that in this respect he compares very favorably villi the late Mr. Gladstone. Mr. Oladstono would talk volubly of music, painting, and .literature, and 'alk, too, ns If what he didn't know -vas not worth knowing, but in respect, ���it all events, of music his acquaintance with (ho subject was shallow. On the other hand she has found tha* ���.he Gorman -Emperor is deeply versed In the subject, and. indeed, in all other subjects upon whicli she has heard him converse. ltovicw of tho Grain Trade Spring- was heralded by bleak. Crosty weather, tho glass running down to 13 and 10 degrees of frost in Uie middle eif the week, the most .severe we have experienced throughout the winter. Under the influence of bettor advices from America. a lather firmer tone pervaded the whoa1 market during the greater part of thc week. In somo few instances a smal' rise in price wns established, bu; towards the end of the week, tra'i' .vas again inactive and disappointing lincnurageel by what occurred la . spring, farmers appear to" have hcU; their wheat somewhat tightly this- year and to have missed their market. "We aro scarcely likely to wit- ii! ss Ibis spring and - early summer ths extreme buoyancy which prevailed n year ago, and those who held on i- nny such hope seem doomed to .grievous disappointment. But lho 'same reason for holding outdid not prevail this year as. last and farmers anel others would have beon well eidviseei to realize on their stocks, while values were fairly high. It was known oi.rly in thc autumn, thnt tho world's- yield of wheat was a very large one. but sellers doubted the accuracy ol" th- figures published and preferred f wait for a rise with unflagging conll- ���lence. Instead of tile hoped for advance, prices have been gradually tumbling awav, and the average Is now two and *a half below what It was ut the beginning of November. Unless we have some improvement In the outlook in America and Canada for noxt. harvest, within tlie next few w^eks. ti moderate advance ,may bet i-ckoneel nn, but at present the position of ihe trade is one " of great uncertainty. Court Mt. Begbie, I.O.F., N0.3461. Meets in tho Oild- fel-nvvH' llall on thi: Unil mid Ith Fn'eliiy^ of c-iu-.ii mouth. Vis.ihiK bruilireu invited to ullend. B. R. Oaiiiphell, IC. D. .T. O. .Johnson Olni'f I-iaiigpr. Itec.-Sec. pETTIPIECES Directory and Mao of the City? Revelstoke 1899. T beg to Inform the public that the Third Annual Directory and Map of the City ot rcvclstoko will be issued from tho oflice of publication on or about thc jst of Mny. Besides containing a complete list of the names, occupation and residence of every male resident ot Itevelstoke and vicinity it will contain valuable information concerning North Koolenay. Place your order now. PRICE FIFTY CENTS Remil to IX. P. PETTIPIECE, Revelstoke, B. C. These Are Facts TO PROSPECTORS AND MINERS, opened up by the . ' Mineral properties Diamond Core Drills���=��� The Acme-�����* Soda Water Works REVELSTOKE IRON WORKS .. BlacTksmlthina-* Jobbins Plumbing. Pipe Fitting Tinsmith; ne Sheet Iron Work Machinery Repaired Mining Work a Specialty.��������& ROBT. GORDON Revelstoke Station. To obtain rupidly Ihu knowledge of the vnhio of rref._ nr U-iIri'h nothing is to be compared with the Diamond Core Drill, which 'will prove more iii 30 days th.111 nn outllc of men tunnelling or sinking shafts could Drove iu ten years. Tlie Diamond Gore Drill can pierce (he mountains nml dike the tecret of what it contains from tlieir very heart?, and lho more solid he rock formation, the quicker it will do its woi Ic. The Diamond Core Drill is so con_t.iK~led that it cm bo tnkon l > pieces and packed on the bucks of horses and carried and woi k. d almost inaccessible places where water can be obtained,���ninl it be in almost any part ol British Columbia. For full information and particulars'a|>ply by letter or rn person to J. D. SIBBALD, REAL ESTATES AND MINING BROKERS, REVELSTOKE Revelstoke Hospital Mntiuf-icturers of all kinds of Aerated Waters-, Soda and Mineral Waters in Syphons and Bottles. Factories at Vernon and Revelstoke, B. O. -, BI. "J. O'BRIEN, PROPRIETORI Drs. McKechnie and Jeffs. Attendants Maternity-Room in connection. Vaccine kept on hand. eon COSTLY WORK , From The Calgary Herald Soon after the Assembly mot Mr. Bennett ���* . ��� e . for a return showing the cost of consolidation of the ordinances. The return has been been brought do-.vn and it shows tbat consolidation as they do it at 'Regina is pretty expensive business. He-re i_> the return. I-jtuin showing in .1 tail the co?.-. of consolidating the ordinances ol ehe Territories, giving names of .ill liisons to whom money was paid, and for what purpose. .i.il r. Justice Wetmore. * 1000. Mr Justice Richardson $1000. C. C. HcC'aul. Q. C, J1000. These accounts were paid these gentlemen for services as commissioners. Mr. Justice Weunorc. travelling allowance and subsistence, $131.10. i, ��� C. C. Mct'aul, travelling allowance and subsistence. S400. T. Powell, stenograph commission.*'-1 paid at tin ]>er month. S1531.30. H. A. Robson. preparing index and other special clerical assistance. %25(l. R. B. Ferguson, typewriter. 5120. Martin & I^amont. stationery supplies, $7.70. Leader Company, blanks ami ruled paper. J13.50. Mr. Justice Richardson, advance for Incidental expenses. $10. Postmaster, postage stamps. $8. Dominion Express company 4:*is. Leader company. printing roll. $2341.94. Leader company, advance ou work done. $1000. Leader company, advance on work done. $1000. S. C. Miner, president of the Oranhy Rubber company "has given $40,000 for the endoivmcn of a chair in the Congregational college at Montreal. It is understood that 150 men of (be Yukon field force are to return east this summer: tbe other 50 will remain there for the present. The Mounted Police are to have their strength increased by 100 men, so that it is not unlikely that the 150 will have an opportunity given them of joining the North West Mounted Polico ii they so desire. Captain Burnstall. R. C. A., will remain in command. H prings Upper Arrow Lake, ORIENTAL HOTEL Large light bed rooms. Table furnished with th" choicest, the mnrket afford-*. Be��t Wines Liquors and Oigai-s Rates $1.00 a dny. ' Monthly race. *��� '���- .1. ALBERT STONE, Proprietor. ammmrommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmfmmrofe: I THE MOLSONS BANK 1 �� iNCOflPOKATED IIX ACT OK P -HMtMBXT, ]&>u. 3; HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL - 3, =8 ��� ���** g; . ^ JC PAID.UP CAPITAL - " -��� - - $2,000,000 "Si 5- REST FUND - $1,500,000 ^8 Cl DIRECTOUS: Wm. Molhiin Maci'ii _iison, Prevlilrnl; S. H. I'.winc. Vie-eM'i _.'s!il._iil: ^_J fc XV. M. Kamsat, Samuel I'ivi.kv. IIikiiv A111.n111.iLP. J. 1'. I i.s;.-iiioi:.\. " �� Z��3 . ]|. .MaIIKI,-..!) Moli-ox. ZS& ���_ tl - - F. WoKrKKTO.. Thomas, Genernl Maunder. ^f? A general banking business transacted, reiles. * , Interest allowed ut I'lirreiit '^g J. D. MOLSON. ^ss 'Managkh, K-vi:i.. ii.ki', II.<~. '"^3 ziiuuiuiimimiuLUiumiimiiMMmiimiimuui RATES. $ioq,PSR DAY BRITISH COLUMBIA -HBBSeN^ COMPANY 2 ft.'�� \ "Well Known for Their Health Giving Properties. to the i:i:e of 560 f.lO "We have just unpacked a very large stock of Golf Goods which we have inipurted direct from London. This .stock includes thc following nnd players may now depend upon liciriy aolc to secure their supplies at reasonable prices: Wood Clubs, all kinds for right or left hand player- "Wood Heads do . do Iron Clubs < 'Extra Shalts (rolfP.all Tresses Golf Balls (���'Agi*ipj-a,:; .Score Cases Brass Ball Cleaners (with sponge}. Painting Compendium?; Golf Hall Paint India Rubber Tecs. Mail orders will receive our most careful and prompt attention. THE l-pSOJfS BAY STORES C^LCARY ioih Hotels Opgii for'the Wiriter -�������������������������������������������������������������������������������*������������������������������������������������*������**< Tlie Arrow Lakes Steamers Kootenay and Minto Call Daily. A Conveyance is run in connection with the Steamers and the. Springs. Good Accommodation both at thc Springs and at the Landing. Good accommodation. A. gooi bur well supplied villi cLcicc wines liquors and cigars. Free Bus Meets All Trains Ppopriet.org. Telegraphic Communication. Baths Free. Sl.i.") per day. Rates M. BROWN, Proprietor. Captive Balls (for practice.) Golf P.ngs (Gadflies). 'Lureka'' and -���Silvei'town"'). !Itides f.f Golf. 1 ������� Hotel Ferguson Ferguson, B.C, JiKriT Acf'O.MjroDATIO.V I.V TUE LAIMM-'At;. Rates $2 Pep Day. D. FERGUSON,. Proprietor. KEVELSTOKE * Sash and Door Facto *y. MnnufnctU'-ers of and Dealers In imu-' S.i��li, Ilnor*. Tnrninc*. I'linlli". (V.rner lllci'lcR. MmilelinK- ..full kinel*. Fnni'r ilnht.'A ninl Verandah *"*..rk. Bracket}, i.f every description nindu to order. Stun; nml eufl.-e Flltiii����. "Vineloir Kr:ini''.'��, with pasli fitted a ��].ee-ialty. All tlie l;it.__>t mn.c'liiiier. . Dry kiln on lie premise.", e'ltll nml yet yricw l#cfor ifoinsr elsewhere. SAWYER & MANNING. RJ3__ E tt-S T O K E Do You ttt&nt a Home in This] Onocuing mining and I^ailcuay Centre ? The C. & K. s'eam'Navigation Company have s:>m_ of them lighlful piopprty in llevelstoke. It is charmingly situated, handy to to any portion of the town. Come and enquire about it at once. Easy tcrmB if necessary. HAIG St CftfllG. Sole Agents F. JfteCJHOT .Wholesale and Retail Dealer in. / J PRIAe beef, pork, - JVU3TT0.N J[RV SJllDSJIGE Fish and Game in Season. Markets at Kevelstoke llevelstoke Station,.Nakusp, Trout Lake City, and Ferguson THE PIONEER LIVERY Feed and Sale Stable of tbe Lardeau and Tront Lake Saddle and Pack always for hire. Iloruetf Freighting and Teaming specialty. Daily Stage leaves Thomson's Landing every morning at 7 o'clock for Trout Lake Gity. For particulars write CRAIG & HILLMAN, Thomson's Landing. <��rl ^';l $������������������'��������� IE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN WARSHIPS RRING GERMAN CAPTAIN SENSES TO HIS A CURIOUS SCENE IN THE BRITISH I . COMMONS THE PLAGUE RAGING IN INDIA 20,000 Ficii His Leave For the -'Slates. KAMLOOPS MURDERER CAUGHT ������, $������������������_ ren* fS.' Li'"~ C. P. A Serious Revolt in the Island of Madagascar- Ottawa. April- 20.���������Yesterday boing the first private member's clay the whole afternoon was taken up in answering ciueslions. It was stateel by ministers Hint ths plebiscite cost SlSii.601 nntl ilm Anglo- American commission ?33,GGH. The premier spoke feelingly on the subject as to why should not a Biilish subject write to thc pope or any one else if he wants to. Thfs was in answer to Mr. Cn-.grain re Manitoba schools. Tho Western Grain delegation was. cngageel in conference* nearly all elay with Commissioner Miall. of the inland revenue department, ami Western member's of parliament. A bill is being drafted to cover the views ot thc Winnipeg men, as they have-been practically conceded to be fair aiul just. ���������EXODUS FROM QUEBEC Montreal, April 19.���������The exodus of Canadians to the Nt-w England-Siatcb this spring is the heaviest for many years .autl is causing the. iinniigra- tion ollicers some uneasiness. Thc liuckwartl spring in Canada, lifghei wages and tmp-.oveil 'outlook for manufacturing in the states, arc the causes which have led to the move ment. It is estimated that almost 20.000 persons, a large, proportion ol ���������whom arc French * Canadians, havc- crosscd the line this spiing. "WORK OF INCENDIARIES Washington. April' 20.���������Consul Ayone reported to the state department yesterday from Pointe Pitro in ���������Jaiitleloup.e. that fires, alleged to have been incendiary started lit midnight last night in that town anel 16 squares near the consulate were burneil. Four hundred houses " were 'consumed. 30 lives lost and 2000 porsns rendered homeless. Tho loss will approximate milious. ' MURDERER CAUGHT - - Vancouver. -April 20.���������The Indian Casiinir. murderer of Phiiip Walker, was arrested on the reserve opposite ihe town this afternoon. He surrendered quietly without firing 0rf his remaining cartridges. SIR CHARLES NEARLY RUN OVER Ottawa. April 20��������� Sir Charles Tupper, Bart., had a narrow escatie from what might have been a serious feculent yesterday. Ho was driving flown Elgin avenue from tlie House o"i Commons in the afternoo when hi<* horse struck the wet pavement on bparks street, slipped and foil diiectly in .front of nn approaching electric car. Sir Charles jumped ciit of the IIs and ran t0 the sidewalk. 1^11*. the car stopped within a few feet of the horse. FILIPINOS SCORE. _ ���������Washington, April 20.���������Tho following despatch was received here* last night from Admiral Dewev: Manila April 19���������Lieutenant Gilmbre and IJ of tho crew bolonsring to tlio U S cruiser Yorkton were captured ves- _tcrday__.bj-^Ei]iplnos.���������-=-TheIr-fat6^is- unknowu. MURDERED SENTENCED Hamilton; April 20.���������Benjamin Pa*.*- rott, Jr.,' was found guiltv of murdering his mother anel was sentenced lo hang on June 23rd. ' REVOLT OVER A HAREM ��������� * Paris, April 20.���������Advices from yUl- agascar say. a. formidable rovo.t h.i.*-1 F. W. Downer of Luthbridco ha; broken out, against. French- atu.iorif-. I beou appointed U. S. consul at lhat R. FAST SERVICE TO START \U MAY Victoria, April 21.���������Stamer Aori- tangt bii*:gj intelligence of tho nr- lest of tho Ctipmln of tho German warship Kalko, nt Apia by tho Captain of 11.M.S. Porpoise for supplying arms to Mataafa. It is reported thai the United States ship Philadelphia unci the Porpoise lie on cither side of the Fallic anel threaten to blow hor out of tho water if sho moves. . HOUSE OF COMMONS Ottawa. Ap-.-il 21.���������This was an- ollitr privnte members day in the House of Commons. Charlton's bili to raise the age of consent iii seduc- ion cases from Hi to IS years of age ���������was read a second* time. Douglas' bill to regulate llio trade in grain in Manitoba and the Territories was road a second time. A POLITICAL EXCITEMENT Mi'.nitou, Man., April 21.���������Greal ���������excitement, exists in- lown today over tho refusal of Registration Clerk Slovens to allow .lolin .I.Slivcns to renin in in his ollice. Stivon was placed there by the Conservative association and was forcibly turned ouL this morning by the clerk, who produced tin: ���������nitliority from (he attorney gcnei-al'. elepart-.aont for committing the outrage LIBERAL ELECTED Brockviilo, April 21,���������The result of today's bye elejcllon foi-' the House ���������*.t Commons 1c_ult1_.1l iu tlie return of CJcmslock (Liberal) over White (Conservative) hy a majority of 2-13. SUDDEN KLOP 'London,Apiil 21.���������A. curious scone H'turicd at question time in lhe Houso cf Commons yesterday. .lames Maclean. Conservative member for Cardiff distiict. who i:- biterly antug- a"i*-tic to thy Lillian countervailing luties 0:1 sugar, commenced questioning the sscrotavy of stato for India Lord Georgo Hamilton, in an" Irritating*.maniier.forwhich ho wa3 frequently called to order b> ministerialists and tho speaker. Finally ���������turning angrily to the ministerial benches. he shouted:, -'lf the Unionists <"clo not want mq I can'join the opposition.'' Suiting tho uction to the woi els he ciossecl over tb the Opposition nencurs whoro ho was received wilh a storm of Liberal applause. TORONTO'S WOMAN LAWYER Toronto. April 21.���������Miss Clara Brett Martin; Ontario's only lady lawyer, made'her first appearance in the high court today appearing in a suit at the civil assizes. Moreover she won her caso. She appeared for the defendant in an action for the recovery of 1 balance of 5500 alleged to bo due cn account of a mir.itig slock deal. The case was dismissed. lt is ��������� the fi-st caso won by a woman lawyer in Canada. FASHIONABLE WEDDING London, April 21.��������� Lady Primrose, daughter of tho Earl of Roseberry, was married to Earl Crewe yesterday. DAY TRAINS FOR CALGARY - Mcntredl,' April 21.���������The fasl service 0:1 tie main lino of the C. P. R. will b_ inaugurated about tho middle of May.,Between Winnipeg and ���������.ha coast the time occupied will bc- ���������jl hours. ' .QulTls RIGHT. EonaBnTApriI SlT^EaVi ofXbei-cieVcn at a meeting of the Colonial Institute yesterday referred to-tho wisdom of Biilish journals appointing their own reliable correspondents in'Canada, Instead of dope-ding cn news from the American Press association. Fatal Accident in Winnipeg��������� Lady Crushed to Death~ Filipinocs Capture Yankee Officers and Men New York, April 17.���������A despatch to tho Herald from Hong Kong says: "Thousands of Chinese advanced toward the British camp at Taipohu on Monday and fired several rounds of artillery at an ineffective range. Major Goneral Goscoigne, whose forco Is less than 300. ordered the Asiatic, artillery to engage the enemy, who occupied the surrounding hills, with shrapnel. Thoy drove the Chinese out and the Indian Infantry advniiee.l the Chinese retiring several miles, burning villages. * The Chincses losses are unknown, as they carry away thoir dead. With the exception of his staff General Gascoigne utilizes only Indian troops. Hong Kong is guarded by volunteers and the XX-'-'- Fusiliers. ��������� AUTHOR OF CYRANO London, April 19.���������A Paris despatch announces that Edmond Ros- ttnd.autlior of Cyrano de Bergerac has become mentally deranged as .the result of prolonged insomnia. HOUSE OP COMMONS Oltawa, April 19.���������Tho long drawn out debate on the address terminated last night when the amendment of Jlr.. Bertram to the amendment carried on a vote of 701 to 48. lion. John Costigan voted with tbe government. TERR10LE ACCIDENT IN * WINNIPEG AVinnipeg, April 19.���������A lady was killed hero last night on Main street while riding a bicycle! A' team of horses hitched to a load of cordwoon started to run away. Tho victim of tho accident is Mrs. George Middle- Ion, who attempted to pass towards Centre street. Sho fell beneath the horses' feci and was terribly .crushed by the wheels of the heavily loaded wagon. Mis Grieve, her sister, had a narrow escape. The unfortunate woman was removed to Dr. Baird's oflico, where she expired in-a few minutes. Her husband runs the elevator in the Bank of Ottawa building. The driver of tho team was thrown to tlie sidewalk and seriously injured. GRAIN INSPECTION Ottawa, April 19.���������Delegations regarding grain Inspection were heard today by the members of the government. The Western grain men succeeded in having all thoir resolutions adopted with slight" changes. Hie Winnipeg delegates will meet the Western members and draft a bill .arrylng out tho changes'" suggested and present it to the minister of Inland revenue, as showing what thoy desire. It approved by Mr. Joly it will ho adopted as- a government measure. '' QUARTER OF A MILLION DEATHS Bombay. April 19.���������"According ��������� to statistics gathered regarding ho bubonic -plague it has l-iacn* established that thero* have been 250,000 deaths recorded in India since its beginning. These figures however aro undoubl- edlv below the actual total, as the natives are known to hav? concealed a large number of deaths. Bombay presldencv suffered most, being responsible, for 134,000 deaths, without counting thosa which occurred in thc city of Bombay. .MISSIONARIES - BLAMED Loii'don. April 19.���������Henry Labouchere, of Truth, says that the blame for the Samoan troubles rested with the London Missionary society. AMERICANS CAPTURED; New Yo*.k, April 19.���������Filipino insurgents have captured several officers and men of the cruiser Yorkton. CHINA OPENS A**BAY London, April 19.���������China will open San *Muu bay to trade, thus forestalling Italy "s_ demands. PERTINENT FACTS RE THE WORKING OF THE N. W. LIQUOR LAW LAWTON RETIRES .Washington, April 18.���������General Law-ton has evacuated the villages ho had "taken in the Philippines and has withdrawn his forces to Manila. on the east coast of the Island, as t'. - result of the conduct of the Fi "-i.-l; agents thoro. One of these, it is re- ported, recently corraled all lh,. yirlV- in the neighborhood for his harem. ���������Another agent is accused of confiscating native property and raiding the ranches. ? MOLINEUX .GOES FIU2E New York, April 20.���������Veoline*.iy charged hero with the murder of Mrs. Kate J. Adams, was dismissed - ves terday. Eggs sold as high as GO cents a dozen in Indianapolis during the last cold snap whicli froze the lieu fruit in the bud. A motion hats heen made by the crown for a change of venti in tho case of the queen vs. Ponton, chargetl ���������with complicity in the bank robbery at Napanee. Judgment will be given next week. Vancouver World: A. McBrido, of Calgary, arrived in Vancouver on Tuesday and will tako up permanent residence here. Mr. McBride was until recently in the hardware business at Calgary, and Rossland. Macleod Gazette: It is reported in ���������usually well informed circles that James Hill, manager of the Groat Northern railway, proposes to' run a hranch of that line from Macleod to tho international boundary, following the route for -which the C. & 13. point. Cattle shipments which have been made rroin Lacombe this spring already amount to 19 cars. A Lebanon, Pennsylvania.' woman died lasl week after suffering for 2,-* years from a pin wliich sho swallowed A Kentucky woman has secured a judgment of $700 from a man who kissed lier when she didn't want him to do so. . Twenty-five placer claims have been located oii the townsite of Greenwood City, B.C., and groat excitement is said to prevail. "Waterloo, Out., has carried a bylaw to purchase a waterworks plant, from a private company and enlarge it. ��������� The Ford-Thames party supposed to have boon lost wilh tho! yacht Thistle is safe at Albert bay, according to a Victoria despatch. Los Augeles.Cal., chamber of commerce is trying to raise SS000 to pay an artificial rainmaker to coax a sprinkle from tha sky. A Pennsylvania man gave a, hoy a cent for returning to him a lost pocketbook containing $300. He evidently believes honesty is its own reward. 11 II is satisfactory to learn from Ottawa that th government intends to secured a charter. This would give ^Z-^^ a^XWta important matter. Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper denies Ihe truth of the sU-.tement wired from Oltawa that he was about to leave for Cotiser- a competing line to British Coulmbia nnd the coast. Wm. Mackenzie and D.D.Mann were; 'defendants last week at Ottawa In a suit brought against them by the Al- . . , .... , .- herta. Railway & Coal company to re- ro,,,?������l1 "������ lL-u* ���������* '" cover $100,000 for steel rails and'vf"1V0 P"������������������ ������������' ��������������� c- rolling stock otipplied for the* Canada It is announced that the main line Yukon railway. When the. senate'of the Northern Pacific in Manitoba threw out tho deal last, session. Mac-1 is to bu extended northwesterly to Kenzle & Mann cancelled the ordor. I I'.irtle, with spur lines to Rapid City jrudginent was reserved. jnnd Brandon. THE BRIT SH* MEMBERS OF THE PEACE CONFERENCE Lord Cromer and Sir Julian Paun- fote will be the British delegates at the International Peace ' congress. No better choice could have been made. Both are strongmen and with diplomatic record that cannot fall to command attention, nnd give weight to their recommendations. Lortl Cromer's success in Egypt has gained 11 im a world wide reputation,while Sir Julian Pauncefoto, in Washington his discharged his duties In a manner that has won the confidence, not only of his own countrymen, but of Americans. Neither of these delegates is likely to be influenced by unattainable" ideals, and each will be able to present in a practical form tlie views of the government. It is no secret that Lord Salisbury is hopeful that something may be accomplished In tho direcion of arbitration, thougn he does not share the dreams of the advocates of the Czar's scheme for an arrest of armament. Bank of British North America has cpened a branch at Atlin, B. C. Dominion government has disallowed an ordinance regarding the legal profession iri the Yukon and has passed another amending the same The ordinance disallowed, provided' that a barrister or advocate had to practice six months in the office of 11 local firm in the Yukon before he was ^entitled 10 he admitted to practice i*~ thc courts. There were certain fec-s to be paid in addition to the production of e.vldence that the applicant was a member of the profession in one* of the provinces of Canada.' or the North West Terriorles. 1- - - ���������-*���������'<*->' tr, the ordinance being recast, the principal party preventing 1 p. harrister from practicing-before be- I ine six months Ir. the Yukon has I born struck out. Some of the Inspectors Inactive- Drunkenness too Prevalent ��������� Pro h.j~ited Hours a Dead Letter Kegina, April 10.���������The deputation from the temperance people, wailliif; i.l'on the members of the North West government several days ugo, prcscnt- i'ii Into't-'iiiliiK. Information 011 the nei- iiiiiiistrulloii uf tin.- Territorial lleitiur laws. A short time ugu llio cciiirul ni. ijlscliu committee* for * llie Norm Wi mi ToiTlloi'le.'- iilijlze-'el Its ui'SfuniKU- lii'ii to obtain llio liil'orniiitlon. A si Hus of nine imeslloiis were uil- Urcsseel to each local comnilttci.'. Tho eruditions \ve*re us follows: 1. Is there in your district uny illicit sollinij of liquor by unlicensed in rsons? 2, Is there* any selling by licensees during prohibiten hours*.' ;i. is there any selling to minors'' ���������1. Are the Interdicted sections of lho ordinance put in force,- if so, wilh ���������.vhat result? - 5. is there much visible ilriiiilien- i-.ess? It' so what means tire taken to e_c>i>o ,with the evil? 6. What is being dono to enforce tliu existing, law? 7. Have you 11 police of any kind? S. Do the temperance organization:! do anything to assist in carrying out lh" law? I). Havo you any suggestions lei make as to the best means of causing iho law to be effectively carried out'.' Answers to these questions weru sent from 11 centres covering tha whole of thc Territories. . Those an- ftiors are interesting, important, in many respects gratifying, and in other respects quito the contrary. In regard to the selling of liquor by unlicensed persons there appears to be. quite a respect for the law in the matter. The; practice does not seem to obtain anywhere. At .Medicine Hat llie-ro is but the faintest suspicion t>C-such .1 practice, while-the. .possibility of; it on the dining car at Maple Creek is but hinted at*. There uru equally faint suspicions at Olds, Alberta, Anthracite, Alberta, and Este- van, Ass-. From nil other points ionic a "No" more or less emphatic. Lhough hero and there, where thero are wholesale licenses,- a retail tradei is carried on, but as one of the reports says, -'It is difficult to nail them." There had'been some illicit selling al Pincher Creek, but' the report says the police were active, got convictions and put 11 stop to it. The abovo is gratifying. Not so however, the replies to the question: ���������'Is there any. selling during prohibited hours?" Tlio answers show that breaches of the law in .this respect are llie ;riilp and not the exception. Even at places where the evidence is not positive the suspicion is strong. 'Tha reports of such are "frequent," says. Olds: "it is almost unan.niiqiis.li-. .believed nnd reported that tliere-Is" says Mcohc -Taw and Regina; "have reason to believe there : is," says Oxbow, Assa.: "circumstances would lead lo thai conclusion" i.s the report' from Smith Edmonton; "it is understood" so," comes from Pincher * Creek, Yorkton, Fleming, Wapelia, Estevan and other places. An emphatic*"yes" conies from by far Ihe majority of places, including Sinfaluta. Prince Albert, Calgary, Whltewood, Medicine Hat. L'arnduff, Lethbridge, while Ijiinff reports that "no hours seom to he? prohibited." ' Tt is pleasing to turn to a different picture. At Crescent Lake there are no complaints of any lapses Inl this respect, while nt Olden. Assa.. Saltcoats and Klnistino. Busk., similarly favorable reports come lo hand. Cottonwood, near Regina. seems to bo a model place. No liquor goes into tho place, no man Ih r-vc-r seen drunk: the temperance organization is strong and they have no complaints of uny lcind to make, they thank God thiit il is so. and fire willing to do all they can to make other localities like unto their own. Another pleasing feature is that 110 liquor is sold to minors, and..the utmost complaint is that at one place 11 minor is a bar tender. As to th.( Interdicting Sections ��������� ��������� of tlie ordinance, lhey do nol seem lo be very widely availed of. In many places their existence is not known, and as to the success of , them, thu cpinions pro and con are ubont-equal. All, however, who have said anything rq all ,on .the subject lament llio.dlf-. "Acuity nf obaining a conviction for procuring liquor for an interdicted person on account of the almost impossibility of proving guilty know- lodge; The answers on the interdict- ins sections discover great ignorance of law, an instance ol" which " is tho statement that' the interdiction of a man "was withdrawn too soon to say what the result what miphl have been." This was at Indian'Head and it will puzzle both Premier Hauitain and his able deputy, Mr. .Hugh Hobson, lo fathom the procedure ln thu case referred to. The answers as to the prevalence of visible drunkenness are disheartening, because only 20 out of the _4 report that there is a great deal, and 22 report not much, yet seven of. the latter places are feir removed from any liquor shops, and only see drunkenness when persons return from thu nearest towns. The great fact, is lhat wherever liquor Is sold there* visible drunkenness is sadly too common. 1* 4Ji ���������-ii-iJ'iSJS' As to the means taken or to be taken to cope with the evil, as inquired for by sections i> and Si, the matter Is ono that demands much consieleratlon. First, as to the means at present in cDeration. ��������� There is an almost unanimous opinion that proper persons arc. noi appointed license inspectors. It Is reported that they are cither Incompetent, or they have no sympathy with the work lhey are expected to do. Whitewood and Medicine Hat report that they "try" to get the inspectors to get a move on...- Calgary saj*s "it we had a better inspeeitor atmething might be done;" in Indian .Head the Inspector "never sees anything;" at Wolseley, "the giiardians of the law are invisible when they are wanted;" "the license inspector has not done his duty" flatly declares -a second report from Calgary; at Moose Jaw there is an inspector "who look's alter the matter somewhat;" from Prince Albert conies thc strange report that the officers themselves aro In league with the liquor traffic, and it is left to the preachers to lay Informations; whilo .-is to Medicine lint ���������tell it not in Oath, publich it not In the streets of Askolon���������it. is ileclared that the license inspector - scorns to favor liquor. Police Are Vigilant. It is appropriate to mention here that the answers returned show that wherever there is a police, especially a N. W. M. P., tliere the law is as ii rule carried out and the stato of the locality from a temperance point of view is comparatively satisfactory. There are exceptions to this rule, but generally speaking, all the Information that weas received on this head eoes to show that what is rr-ally wanted Is more general police supervision. Revelstoke % REAL ESTATE S STIFFENING The Lardeau railway is assured. Steamboat communication with the Big Bend and Canoe River gold fields is being* pushed forward. A great future is opening up before The City of Revelstoke Now is the time to take hold of the remaining chances of bargains in business and residential property. These are some properties we are handling S700 will buy two line bu^mes lot's " -tnil 8, li'nck 10, on first street. 50 by 100 1'eot. Opposite li. 1'. L*������iti|jit:t:tf'.- resilience. E isy terms. $250 eas.li will buy two nice lotf, 50 by 100, nearly opposite Sampson':* house. Li >ts 3 and 4, Block 11. . " $'?50 will b-.iy a lot 25x100, next l.lio F.onf- St Vost Oilift*. $1000 will buy a block. 75x1$) on Campbell Avenue*. ~ ""' $1000 will buy a lot 25x100 in the cuntrc of the bu-iness part of Mackenzie Avenue*. $700 will hny two lot1;, G and 7,'block 0, 50x100 opposite C. B. Hume & Co.'s ware bouse on CunipbeU Avenue. $1000 will buy a bousu aod-lot 9.block -10, on Third Street. Five rooms bath rooni and pantry. $100 down mid balance ou time to suit purchaser. Tlid lot is 50x100. $:J,300 will buv-a-block I'mutinR on First St. npi osito tl-.e Imppriai B ink. . S;z-~ 100x150x75. Corner (Jonnuu*iht Aveuitd and First S". Tlie U. P. It. tiding i-uiiValoiig onti aide. A splendid business location. , -', $2000 will buy a binine5"! block 50x100 fronting on First St., between the two banks. A fine site I'or a bu-intst hou*~<~. Grogan &. Oo. are handling some of the finest mining propositions in the Big Bend, Lardeau and FishCreek camps of North Kootenay. Full particulars obtained and furnished about mining claims in the District. CnrneB Creek Consolidated and Great Western Mines 0 - Limited, at 25 ecut-j. # <# FIRIS INSURANCE���������We nre ap-cnts for It. V. Rithet & CV=-. coin panics. MONEY TO LOAN Canvassing agents for the Erjuitablo Savings, Loan aud Building Association. No membership fees. No necessity to take shares. No fines. The association offers a straight loan repaid in monthly instalments. Can be paid off altogether after two years. &CO IMPERIAL BW ' OF 0/VNADA Head Office, Toronto Paid Up Capital $2,000,080 Reserve - - ���������- - 1,200,008 Directors: .. H. S. Howland President T.R.Merritt,VicePrei~..(8ut_-tharinM) William Ramsay, Robert Jaffray, Hugh Kyan, T. Sutherland SUyij. r Elias Rogers, D. Ft. Wilkie. Genernl Manager, Branoboe North Wt'E*. and British ColumhU Kranrloo Calgary I5_mnn_r>n P.u-tagp la Prairie Prince Albert V������neouY������~ ' Winnipeg RovnUtokt -���������South 15 liuonton. Nrlson,'B. ONTARIO. Niagara Falls Port Colborne Rat Portage Essex Fergus Gall, In^l'T-^nll List u .ie'I .Sault St. Marie I.St, (laiiharinca St. lhoma- Toronto Welland Wnoetntock Hamilton Montreal, Quebec*. Savings Bank Department���������Deposits of .*i_l anel upwards received and intert^t allowed. Debentures ��������� Provincial," Municipal and other debentures purchased. Drafts and Letters of Credit���������Available at all points in Canada, Uuited Kingdom, United States, Eurejpe, India, China, Japan, Australia, N~r~* Zealand, etc Gold Purchased This Bank Issues Special ftecnlilta which will be accounted for at any of the Hudson's Bay Co's. Posts ln tha Yukon ank northern districts. a: r. b. he ark. Manager Revelstoke Brat oh /^fc WALL Papers Oil!?, liiirritlns. Mle-:il>. Km. Iki������-jiI GUI'*, anil bonleis of .1.1 clcicrli,lion?. ". Tho flit-Uic-jt nml besi stock nf WAL 11 1'Al'EKS ill the.l'ilv. l.ib-i'Hl eli^e-f.tiut. jclveii on -11 ctsli'urclcrs. .. I 'l.*al onlv in" W A-i; L. 1' A 1' K It s anel solicit an inspection of.my stock. W.G.Bipney ���������MoK&NZlB AVE. J v��������� -���������*- Canadian Pacific b Railway. and Soo Line. WORLDS PICTORIAL ROUTE EAST AND WEST 1-IilST CLASS AND TOURIST SLEEPER8 '.. from PACIFIC TO ATLANTIC. Quick Time, GoDd Service, Fewe~!tiGl)augesr~-~~~Lowest~~~Rate5~- Tickets issued through and Baggage checked to destination. DAILY TRAINS. East. " * West. 8 25k. .Ive���������Revelstoke���������Ive. 10.50k TO .VXD FROM KOOTENAY POINTS. S. 15k. .Ive���������Revelstoke���������arr..16.05k For information, time cards, maps aud tickets apply to, . T. W. BRADSHAW, Agent, Revelstoke. W. F. Anderson*, Travelling Passenger Agent, Nelson. -< K. J. Coyle, District Passenger Ageut, Vancouver. J. R. Hull & Company Butchers * and Retail Dealers in Heef..Pork ete KAMLOOPS and REVELSTOK.Z A11 orders in onr line prom filled Wo Hav a Good Supply of Address : Revelstoke. Office : Herald Office. Code : Moreing Neill. #^������#������^^ ^#^������#������#*#������#������# Building Material 'ana Lumber CUT PRICES FOR SPOT CAS C.\Haiise_��������� ii. Wj-nnflryou REVELSTOKE SAW MilLS Revelstoke Station. B. C T cs__;__rrt..?&_; Wanted; ;'-:::"r Norn is the lime Blouse Goods are icanted and ive have Jusl received a beautiful.range in Zephyrs, Sateens, Piques, Faney Ginghams, Elc, They are all in dainty colors and pretty patterns. The price* run from lento twenty-five cents, which makes tlicm extra good values Wc also show some snajis in black Brortvie and plain Lustre :���������_'... skirts,fahng with aj'cry fi������c assortment of linen starts, these ' with all the newest novel lies in : , Bells, Gloves, Hosiery, Etc,, s'-iould make a vi-dt lo our slorc. profitable. Millinery. Dressmaking. ^& < The 'Cash- Bazaar: LITTLE THINKS 7 XV. IIKLDRUM 3IOWS0S BLOCK.. - MANAO.EIl. ������������������ . ��������� '-���������? ~i|c:KEXZIE-AVE_ Tlio Lyceum Co. nl tliu opera' houso tonight. .T,���������. .13,,,'Uc ol rout Luke. Oily, len T]lis U;, ;.lllt:(i esUol, we.h*oni. lust night lor All,.,. so nine-li about is a. nasty mil to crne-k. The Troul. Lake.City Oddfellows will ! Aiul un John Houston of tliu Nels:in holel their annual church parade next j lYilnme says: "Itis liaril to ho con- Simdny. sislent. Few people will allow any- XV. Cowan left this morning for tlu. \tM"S,to i,,l';,"rul-'' u'iUl -,'lu>il' f l!c~Hil1 l.nrdeaii .���������otintrv to Us up Ihe tele- j i"t<*i���������ts.. A man may he a howling * j ail vocal n ol prohibitum, .-yet were a | eli.-4.iHer or brewer to e-il'er him a job i I'onlr.ii'l he woulel not refuse! it. phone line between Onniapli.. Trout Lake anil Ferguson. One iiiiliieiki'il fur result of the Alien law was recently oxoinplUied iu Ash- '���������riil't when";nt lhe last county cniirt. ill. (Uiiiiaincn.applied lu becnine I-Sri I ish Sill'ji'fl s. Tlie' May number.of I helVlinonlnris i.alleel the (voiniiietii'i'iiii'iit Number, .-ili'firiliiig ii clear prospect nf the whole lii'ltl eif fashion. The literary features are I horoughly enjoyable ami the hoiisi'liolil anil social discussions crisp anil piquant. Ol>,--'J Ul >.i>l/ii-rli_U Royalty Lodge Inaugurated and the ? Members Celebrate : Their Annual Dinner. '_��������� ��������� ��������� Last nighl?wns nn eventful one in t he history oft lie newly fonneelvftpy- i.lt'y Lnils'.' eif the. Sons? ol'.-'.Kngliinel THE ^^^,fM;i0.'Mt''0-- TheiproiiceiliugsComiiieiiceirwilh?,lhe ���������etir��������� tl: "lJ__.__T5.tS 'A _. -3 "i&fr initiation of new^, members?Iinel? lhe \f=^-i ���������������������������^>.:U'...'i2=y*i= xizr.iLz Thi? vceir wil'llie hanellcl bv the Cn'nhilii' Drui; i. Hook C:o. Thev (tn-n first class wlic-l'���������cmi lk; had in .H/fesreiu.colors, nm! at reasonable j.rires. Don't, purchase before seeing; those wheels, y - "? .'���������'������������������.��������� ���������'������������������'��������� .- .' '"-. )K CO THE CANADArBRUG & .::���������''������������������__?-: ' limited:--..-'--:? :?;..: .CHAS. R. McDONAI.D, Manager. ���������?;������������������ .-','. McKEKZlE AVE;.? KEVELSTOKE STATION. COMING EVENTS, . unil -29��������� Tlie*:-Iiycqiiiii : in.v-.Tappiiig's-::."��������� opera' April 20. 27. 2; -Theatre "Co. .house. y ���������'-���������April-,?25.^Otldfellow'srcliuicbiin- ?Tnp- ??ping's opera'house. ?;: '"���������'?.:?y'y?.? "--.y-"���������??.': :M;iy:2iV-rC;ili'eloiii.'in?.spoiis?-n ���������"{viiiispicesof'tiie St.?Audiew's Se~c*ict.y. LOCAL" AHD:;?GENERAEM:HEWS Others again have exalted ideas on morality..,yd ' they aie. not aliove accepting work from tluiso who?nre believed To lie immoral. .People should pi-ieliee What they preach or epiit pieaehiug." ?-..'_E. L. Kih;i.n.-iii';.left?fbi- TrpiitLitkejpn TiTesdity iiiorni.'ig. ??:--'-::-?v";:fU ~'f'<"f::f ? *S.?;by? Saunders : is-lititt;u*r):::\yitii? an * attack of hi grippe? .'? ? ??; ���������?y ??'' Al 1 t lie Coinf oris eif H o i n e. - iit'.. I li e ��������� cipeia house tonight. -?f-f'-'f .__? * Be v. 11. .Fieiines :.'CiUiCon:. .lc:Cyes';?.f;-i' -:'ViihcouV.ei-..by?tT)tlay's.iNi).;;:l;/",? ;;?.??'? ���������"; T.JD. Pickartl has lelitrncd to_?towir; after spending the v.*iliter in Kossland. '?-������������������,Sir?."Chai-les yHibbert-Tiipperywent through ;. on.^/Siinilay.;': liitiriiing ?lo ??Ottawa;_- )'/UU:''f',.7 :'U'���������''''7:' -. :?--':'- -''?. y??M!*.y}icI,;_iinanyof:' ?tlio -? Windsor. hotel. Trpnt Lake City, was in town '-;? yesterday.?-:/?-?y??y??:.->:?.--y'���������;:?-,??;?;??���������??:?--' ���������'" ��������� "J..' G.; HtiU'Hisoii is <-tai*tili'g a.--Av.ooil ;?ya;i1 opjiosite. the Cily.-hotel. y.He. is ? clearing it touay. . ���������?*.?._ ?>: ;_���������.:, ? ? : ..The Cor! iin rnilwrty t-hai-ter? will not ybe asked ��������� 'for,'.;at this sessioii" of-tlie Domiiiiob parliiiiiient. '.;'"���������" ,. *."'fff, ���������'. W-.''Holloway ciime up -co Satur.*]ny fi:orn?Ft'rg'itsoii'.��������� iuicl went J:o Calgary on Siiniluy nu.iii.iiig tin' business.? ; ~~~Tiie' i'o'i'vc says lltaifCl!_r?;i~~~iTr^SrrTgr ir.ipnil to? yigi?.ri*.iis!y.���������'^(leyclpp ? the showings uisi-o.vc-ie.tl oil thtiir group. .'iavtlaiL .?, "??-'.'y" ry\:Ur-'7/.7fr'.'rf'. ilecliciitio.n of.I he. loelge by. tlie .District Depiily Grain!,? Hey; 11. ,?F. ?Cliiitnn: Twenty-live members were* iui fiat eel and the following, 'ollicers'- were installed:���������'���������,*.; ? ,.. -. ?T.;Ky?L. Taylor., piv'sident- *\V. C���������'.'. ���������Wats'on,;- viee-pi-esideiif;: li.? A^ai'ii.es. see-rutiiry'j P. A. .Riches, treasurer;? .1 as. Gill, chaplain: III.. Jlarshiillsay. WniiLli- ci;s. P.P. Clarke.-T/SkiniicivWilliiims, 11. :B:i:kIey. ??: f ff 'r^U'rU UU 9:':?'::'-; OooiiiiiUec: : \Y.?Lawrenct*,? 1 nsidp Guard; . S. Smith,-Oiitsiele'Giiard; I'I. "Aliirsliail'say,:::" Suiitliersy?Dr.? Cross, trustee������s;?l?)i\ Oi'Viss.yljodge Siirgeoiv.?-?.? ???.After t he? proceedings ?al, ?llie? loelge; i'C"eiiii?wbi'eLover, which-.',.\viis.. not till jiea ri y? i n ill niglit; .,tlie,?.-.iii'oViil)i'rs':::.'acl-' .joitrii^tVli.it.lie. ?\zi^ .spieiielid eliiiiii.'i-?; y.*as?clishbd? tip : by Mine Most.;UrU:HPei'ksy ��������� The*;?.tiVbies; ivciri;^ iuost? t;istofiilly?l,-iicl out? a'nd ?,lhi? (���������iiei.kery .aneV...sC'i'viee. /rei'i.ec'li'd-gi.-i'.'it credit?? nir the? management '.'of.: this popukir?, house.:".;The ?:intinn:v.'iis as I'eillbws":.'.?:??-?-.'. . ,?v???-~?.?;"?? f.:-:7f.f7;'f ?���������?'::'? y'?:???"y'S-'y>y:?^yK.ter.Geiektail''yS Turtle Heuip ���������?'���������:';??? Hare Soup*y: . ,; Be iii ed Sturgeon,A iichnvy,.S;nit.-o; :?". SHceeVTolli.���������iioes-Shl'iI!lpSalac'l?TA'ttllce ? yl-iaciissee'.'of.Spring Chicken? ???. ���������?-.?���������?' ?���������:???.?'��������� ..Oyster Pal ties;. ���������_ ?,'? ���������"'���������..;. ?���������?'. Roa^t. Sirloin l_!eef,?Yeirk.sli ire Pud ding Roast Leg of .Lamb,? Mint .Sauce y .Re'iasl Loin nf.Poi.k, Apple Sauce. ??? .' :?:Beiiled l'jeg of ilutton. Caper Sauce Mashed .���������Potatoes. ? Fresh G.-ifdciiI'cas 7 rr: .?���������������������������??? AsjiaWigns ?;.??? ? :'-y; ; T PUinrPtidding,,.l!i'audy.Saui*e'% CreaiiiPio.??'; ri.asplu.rry T.-iit Poi'tvWine Jelly;.'-, "��������� '.tyivi'tiipiigne..lolly Tee?Cream ,���������.-', Assorted Cakes-..,;'���������: :???,?? Stilton Cheese*'.'. ? ': f'U/r' '-'reUU ' C- rrf U'"^' r;V; - ���������'���������'���������:.������������������'..,;��������� Apples.'..Oranges!.;, Uanahas .������������������'��������� '���������'" -Nuts ���������',:������������������ .iMusciilels -?????,?' !ee? ?- : In Kelsnii IheOddfi-llnws liave eri'eleel a ii:;\v ..freit ot mil hall ,-iiid tlio tlilferi'iit' fm-iefies have iihil.i.'d'"iii a linion lieclii'ittion lo lake pl?ie:o May 2nd. The ReveOstiike Oddfellows will have their hall hero com pie ted before long and' our local societies iniglil take a leaf oiit, nf llu; Nelson book. -'���������As. hikes are now becoming nu melons in Revelstnke, we think lhat. it is lime, bells were used, either wise* soi neon t* will go iip against tliein.���������ind then the trouble will begin.? A/city bylaw pi'iividiiig.fni,? this and _? coni polling riders to keep till', the'side walks, (when, we get liiein). is now in order. ?.. ��������� ' The merry tinl:le of-'the) 'e*ow.lii:ll iniisl go. .'.'A city bylaw" louches the speit. Your gardens'��������� lhay now; lie plant.ed y.'.ilh soma?degree of safely. Wc Iiiive..advanee'd at least one step Iti wards makiug onr e:i tyatfraf live. .'���������.." IT t h e .o wiiei'S ei I' tlici-; four 'tow i isites in this eit.y?v,-iiuiel oriljy c-1 ub?Iog'ullie.r. and ������������������ got'.?.riil'._.or?-.those .��������� awful ? .black stunipshere and lliere, "now pleasant: it. would lie. Here anil theie residents ?are? sowing lawns, ? plantingy trees,. vines.'-flowers;.-etc..and the virgin.soil of yore, is in-iiiany?; pliicqs. hecoiiiing a good, garden.'-,'.- This.is as'.it?.slioulil be. And wliat a cliaugi;?it?seeins after?six inonths?:i~r? :t he*??''beauti!'ui."'-y?Ii ,lias iiecyi'said tliat. piii' seasons. av?e?'-winter '.Ttily?'iiti'il;August."? Let ?usymake?lhe 'nie.ist:6f? t he':l;it:ter;?:!?:������?"??i *���������:? ?.?'?���������"?.:?���������?.? ���������:;;.?:??���������?,??;. rr^r Z'.l^X m m m m- m 1 ISM'S- m. m X&-U j| ; Beady^To-Wear GIotiling* m m K-*. fc-v- 'm />������\ . rri-H* i;"w*'' S? tiVj m\ ���������������..-;.". ��������� ���������Stf*.. ���������C'jxrJ my m U: C-fe)? P������'-':- A'Tfr FOR MEM, EOYS AND CHILDREN. WE HANDLE THE W. E. SANFORD MF'G CO. CLOTHING. KNOWN FROM .PACIFIC TO, ATLANTIC TO BE RIGHT -IN ��������� QUALITY, RIGHT IN STYLE, PERFECT .= ?:: FITTING, AND BETTEF THAN, ''"'?��������� ALL, TO: BE VALUE FOR ... YOUR MONEY.- IT WILL NOT PAY YOU TO BUY ANY OTHER. m m. ��������� f^ ;���������;*} ^OUR? BOOT--AND? SHOE.?:;department?^is?:;E;ntireLy 'frf SEPARATE.? WEiHAyE A:VERY.COMPLETE STOCK^'y? . ???OF" MEN'S,.- WOMEN'S ANb???CHILDREN'S'':?:???-, V:l,:'??.?y?~ fffir--f- '?.; BOOTS: AND SHOES.-?:?' -??'.'?V-.-:-?"'.-?;? -.WJ* ATM' -HXiZZ^ 5; taylor Slock, McKenzie ATCiHie. "_"fj .���������is C'*^ ��������� I w ������I** ,R*rj" pu m ,'f '*iV?5' -���������������������������%}������������������ f-M:. :m m m /m ^:U������1 :: y. ^^__^_~_^.&ais������i_i2iai_-_������������������._ >K������fe-_(i-!'W^ ?:?BetVv.ebnl he?;iU)lof|c:;iispcialipn.?tlib. S!^i:Alle^l���������t'wy,���������lntl:C.*^lec^e")lli.���������l.n:selcie;l���������^es, llie?:"wheelliicn's'.: 'asspciatibn?;?!!!!!:! ?lhe (ircinenviyo should;,bi_ provided:?wilira geiritl ?:prng'rii!i'i :iioff lorff euir?;' ���������Queei i's 'Birlliiiii.y" '.���������':'s'|)Ortsy?' ??;?;We?vtl'iave?goc)ci .tiii.itei-iii 1 ii'nd.e.nlhiisiasni;".: All tlieit.we iyant.-no>v Lspi'iictlceaiid igoeicl?, prices. Thei-i:;?e:e'i-taiii!y?wili;:be;:.:iyb;g cejlebra- ?in?Rii.:elstokc pnlMity 2 lib.; 'fyUF^Uf: uuMM^^'MfUU: :.?????? 77 'f'ffr fe% ���������?-?���������: :-:���������;?_���������?.-?'?- nmfu^^rfumu: f'r77-'f7'77f77.)&M'7ffr7ffM777:Mf_ y Theii:cpiiiesJDcihiiiiionLliiyi'.-.inrl, ,lhe Oriingehien. Ino. cein tern plat e-a::'"!rr;inil imieni.... celc.Ill-itipiiyof, ;'t!ie:,:?*G!i)'*iiins fT.vvijlftli of,.Julv here. ���������?;:?��������� '???-.?:',?.?-?' WE3&$. V- ?,I 11AYEFfAiilj-THI- LATEST: ������������������J-:^'"--tiM .".HyLvlviplli'ig,; An lliohvirppi),' II. 'Hielii'r '.vllnsgiircl, ijiniler,,,-Iliill,?:<;iiiii,:Si<;uKi.i- ���������.v,���������ie!K,:-.otl,;; ?al.--u:?ii? new: lot? ot; iTreiu.1?: ^Coliuiibia?.r???-?_y-?.??>???;?-:^:????? ?????;??? ?;..?:h.? ' Q - 'Tistinie the; ?-'gp(]3 ?e'.f lbe (Tti'ppiiigV). toe'k? a r'lii.i.'i.lilii-i- aile;i*y".( ?t:H'iii--! selves. -They iii list, und e.i'slii ml they! iiut tiie; only tliings.evef* happetieil. ----- TiJnr. ij'fi'in'i' r\ '"i? s ���������' h: si 'ft .,-.*��������� ??;??!HuiviSOii o:?Ln.iu!H-i??; Items of Ivlitiing,;.Business arid Persbiui! " - Interest frqrn the Gateway- City::?..:' ���������THoSlii.rjK?_S"_ .LASpT*r0. '''Apiril ?20;-~: ' y IX '.TU E? 61'EUA? I10UKE ??''r_rf ? ??? ?: .'.Tlie Konriii.;:Fiircc;?Co.me;ily??;??;::? k'AIltne GoirifbrtS'Of a-Home.'' ?-'?^?:: "���������i^'f/^ ���������ENG LISII ?l*0 liA^CQS.y ??y ^ '~'"'"'m-.'""-'"'-" u% ?,yjff.? f 'V.i. f m w '(Sk. >_5if o o o ��������� T^*������M ' ->__4 <^> D G-ents' Fiifnishliigs,' Boots and Slioes H "7^ :\:UU'U'^ Patent .::;;MedfeiE@s M o H W r, 'ft. >: ft 'P3: , tV?t@\i' 'iZ/i-ir\0 aj-x&iTy a m&6B^mm^B^mi E^B,m:mBUB(^m^mms. yl_piit?oii:.n!illlo lv"iliVt'iiti'l\:������riilsli.'niiii.lirl'(5litciiiip-|li'e hoiisc; ?. ???? 'iAL^Piicltiigp.''of our.'Villi'l''liiliili'wlil..iim'ltu i.tiisturoilwiills look now. X hnve nis6 20 sliailes of 'tlio;colpbratci'l;Klbi)liHiii'.Eiiiiniul8^^ 'aSr'HlihiS'ilko'.'biir..'.���������..'.Ir.iiiiiieij'-leioi' raiiils.".-^liryhiiril-nsgriiiiitc!)?-,? ?1M ills of iill sliiitles k'oiit in stoek anil al tbclibosuf I'Oiii;:. *?,???? ??': ?3iains both iu oil iinel'viiriilslit.iiiiil of tlio host''briiiul. ?: . .? HARDWARE AND :TWSMITHING-. :?':-.V.V:?. AlcCarty? Blbck-y ??;; f., ������%&-'Estiiiiiitcs given on roofing am! fiiniiu'o vi-oi'Ic;? ~. ttt^tf^Ki ������ : 1.? fte-r "Black ';C'--IT. tniple justice j Thir.'gs'.-.ire. yei'i*?e;H:et in-? em;-.?little: ! earnpnow ,-,s the rp'.-uU are? in. _:t b.-iu had been done j eoneli! i'i*:.. The e:piT)pl.e?'t.-iv*..eli l;n:i;t?:;n*: rp'sui-j l-K-.ti'-ciii: _e:ii- to luive! " '��������� ' '���������'; "'"���������' t't."��������� ������������������- ���������' ���������'-���������-������������������!. pr>. a fir.;,. , _.J.t is iinpi.s-; jTayloi- opened tlie-'temst list.as follows: -i-'sihle ..fo.takt* n'tKUn ort-vene-nb^hprse f ______^4!'ie?i_I_;.���������;nia3.������^_!___-^.-...:n.^?_^^ or:\' ;?-TO-MCileHOW NIGHT y. ���������UMer.3^p:FlagSv^ ? i*i:!T~"AY?Nipnt-:':.?--?��������� 'Uf^^Mo^UfU/ '".'...'���������!" sATtT.i>^x:**.fciiT:?.??.? '������������������'' '���������'������������ f. loi'\' ���������'. to theSH giH'd thiiigs,' Pi-esiilenlT.B;r,. | petted the leiast list.asi'o ;��������������� I���������--' '..Lt'iiI Save the Ciiieei.ii;������������������''���������'���������: -I'iib.I-ioin in ion.House'.ami Loea! Le.'eis- ,~e I.-iliiri-'..... Si-Vng..;? .'."_'.'.' ' ".lit; Siiprenie T'lic ;....i:_Mr; J. M. Kisi.uk' .. .;'..;'.?;. .The Staiuliir.il. y?H. Kdwariis'?; ..?,��������� y.-;, (Irand Lodge iind .the' Ft'rgusoiiii;v.}j_.;"?-.',-.. ���������'������������������' ..'.'���������;'.-:if' :'.���������''���������-'.' ...-'! ?Th? Arii);is..iii'K:u-h.-a/c-'pn. .ili'.'n ?iie*iw:t I ha t. th ere ir, l'.ifj'.li-a'fTib'-t.y w;it e >��������� >~_r ;e-e.';" Half l.1.!-? ?"vi:'i) is fipen.-Avat!;-!- .^'lii.el .ih;?��������� !���������' rest-.is'.'s.tvbi.ig.,: ice; in ,phu:i?s a.nei'"'..ye:-.vy'.i ������������&, ''��������� 'i%v7si '"' ���������'^^: Rev...Mr. (.'iinton. ..'Rev. F������-CiTiSTOSf lre;ie-:veit?i;s m 'ol'tierr parts. Owing.tp ! Comineiiciiigv.May ?15t|i??thb sbiwict;? on llie yf. c';0. hra'rieli from Sic-iinous L,,, will bo daily instead of tri-weekly as! ; at present. 7 jThe':.;ayoi'';ui.l Corporitletn.. 'Uf/- -'U\-t'^l'i st;'!-'' praiVaiv^tlir? jpinl-has- l.<::; The navigation on' tlievAnn opeiiV-d l ..'.... .;.?..:?.?;? f7.-."f.U:.'.'. R. Tappixg ;,h.*i.iiip'-i."iL" nej , piapers? ha>e >is;riv>7il ! ~~ iliiMftiidayiipd the Archer is. making \ The Arniy-.-inil Navy?. .Catt. Taylor :'s!tii-e,t!ie "ith. Tlie C.P.1-. ii;'--bre-a!;i'i-;j .. regular trips.li>. Coihaplix- and: Thoni- i ���������!'<'<���������: i a !.ioii-4Se!ectt*d;. ;. M It". ;'aS/Gii.I.J went out ye'sVelie-ii'-y' ter cut n. c iinr.iie! | -.*:��������� : son> Landing. f''f '������������������' v ?. ''��������� Tiie'Lahd .XV o-1- -ft and the Laml We; throiigh iinyk'e. buf-witii \yhai. s'ut-cess i ? ..'-.ni ,j. v" V? Judge- 'Fni-iii'"bpened? county court. here this moiiiiiig v.ithj the iie-ayiest-i. .'u= y? .locket which lias lii_.cn pveseuleeV for a j Jong t:ii)_. ���������-." I. vv- In '!.������ ?--?.Tei--Let;:'? ??.?? ?y'?.'?-": :-:<.:-!��������� -.���������..rrr'y.ilr-'i't.i.i.ri. . For Sale or:Rent. v. :_ ? t... t.r.^.t>..r,*:;\ ,\\1uvt- ;StouuV. resl- ^.Ki>vBUSINESS RUSHING ?Ti^v^*i!r*T-'^' Utri "' ;-(;oniiii' ..?..'... , Com iti' Thrii' llie I've- M;i. Pkuc;y Ci.ahkk ? lalTiiteresls. . Mn. .Tai*. f;;r.r. ...:;.'.:i....?nieSli;iiiiy Gi-nt.;el .'��������� Provisions are getting vi-i-y .-.-at-c _��������� in l ':???, '���������'j.-', A.'l'll-.MMs - l".*igiison and Trout- Luke-^ anti 'there j (>;,iC>t-;>r-r?y^ft.? *'" ���������-���������.-������������������.-.-.���������., i Jiilly .Jfjlinjieai ahelM. TJ.'atr.u ciiiii- '; in ci'iv the. ..I2.i;i, 'h.'iying iiiii-heil I'liiv- ! hieliti'g.":;./i"tv.'v; '.'ir.r.nght *CV t^)-.s?.t)f i lli'liti'iee 'ut :i-?i'ii? .-is I'V.gnMin, :ie_nV.:I. | will be: haul"-:1, to the; Lainliiii.;' by ', Ci-aig & Utlliil.-in ns soon as jlie i-e-iads i ? ;...-, - - ��������� ;'..-' _ | nie s..fn<:U-!9lly dried )U ro^t<-aruing. M>ON'T OVHRLOOKiTll IS HLftALD I." On t be m h Ben .Itiwiny ...iiie1. i'i, ('?'!'' ���������'-���������'"' - -:y ��������� ; .Mrlv.i'y i-iiine/iownVfiriiiiihe M.'liaWl: ' _-.-'.',��������� ���������'- _,..;_--���������-...--i��������� .-���������-���������.:.-?^������������������--- '������������������where Mr. Mi!.i:Vy iiH'tj iv i'lii un 'iici-i- ilent.in rtO'.iK' .'l'p.'ireoii'n'tati!.; _in.?mne:*. A fuze i;:p?!-:.p!oip,.-tl in6hh- iviiitls, au-ii *;r.r.������ LG( EGG^ J. G. \Ye!is;.e'r>:--tnd, fa mil}- aiuu Iri [;,,.,,_���������.��������� . A .'?.. ...... ..'.... ..'.Tl-.a't. town froni Vernon last week and will | . " 'Mr:. PKfu.'V Ci.Aitici-: ?i-e-s:de here in future. ..having rented Oiir.'.Host ....; ......... .1. \ part of II. Ijoughcid'.s new house-on .Second street. ;Mr. Webster is a fittei' in theCLP.R. shops. .ovei Reinenibi-i- Ih- opi-i:s a Foiii liig! .opei a he.r.-e Jiui coined v. "A!! li*. iiS Ur ..Lyieiun Theni re?Co. :ts..-ng.-igeioe.nt. in the :;.'hi in thei'. ��������� roaring ��������� Comforts of lle'.ine*."' ! I.hf������'"fi)i'c>.*' of Hie shot nnisWia-ve; gone;; : I lii'twOBii-. his liar.els in so'me xvny ias' _-���������������������������', the- skin wis parcel off be>th. of tlii'iii! Perks . ���������;,-. .? ,_..__.. ive; o'eleiek this niorn- -l'ly.i ;;?j;. f-lorie f.f u ioiti.'ie oi )Kri.!o.n.-es;: -^sparag'iis? lietyfc-dc 8 ;: -��������� l-t'"i~: 11 "|^'>* yl^i ::.'";'v?: y. '���������.���������' ?? ?;:,v?;;Arriving- Daily ??(G*rouncl VyhilaV.you. ,y/ait.) ^at:- :?-.TRY "IT -'-'���������-::?..-;:':;: :Q*eovv'BelI:85:OG^ V'-?? ������' li. A.MAS, Makackk; _ ' Jobber-, ar.d Dealers;in Hay, Feed .and Vegetables. '?_���������.������������������ ., > TeS,,;piio:i'i ,V0...*:!i.. , . ?. - HOW'S YOUR' PRINTING DON'T OVERLOOK'..Tllfi. Ii'lSRALD t Jr"I">S-1-1 ^->'>-t-I"l-l":"!-*'K������H"l������fl"i"l' PAYFTTF RIIKFR _ mpaiiy on be.-t that Tbe Lyieimn is Uie 'hest ci the roael .trt.ity. ��������� .smil tlie even-yc-t yisiti'.l Keveistoko. j i VI. Tapping has got up a subscript ion '; list for the purpose?of raising a' fund j to e-1-..-.-l a band sliinil on the coiner of! G.-.ieriwiiet-.t aiid Second sl)*eets.al l!i; Tt wiis. iii-arly ing when the giithering rlisperseel and lhe lirst. annua! eliriner of the Royally Le.ilge S O, K..li. >S. t-ame.l.o ;i sme'css- fnl liii-iiiin.-i't ion. About thirty g'i!';-.ls sat down .'uuoiigi wbeiin were j. M. Keflie^M, P. p.. ai.ei:; visiting . hi-cl.liren Atkinson. Cap'. I Hi-oi-k of \*i..-t.e.ri.".iln.ilge'. .SI..<'aUi';''ine's; j and Past Pres. ."Jos. Lce'of.Shakespeare-1 Lodge-. AVinnipeg, iiy the explosion. ���������������������������'.���������' ..-^Business"Locals y' ������������������Sailor hats��������� nenv.importatioiis M. K. LawsonV. ���������T{. TnppiniC'is preparing-lei tliis ilislrict wil.'n gar.'len -/il^iil.������. iin e'.f.y (', Tb'Rent? . -.; , '. ., Thr" Front Office.!! in Taylor iilock, lient nii'I I>or inonth; lay-ilory i -fi-Aitir provielc'l; %7n I Httft .iie.l. -at! i ��������� Tti-iite'tnlK'r l'>:ii'ga.in ! at M. K. i.riwsi.ii*s. J ' -vTb. R. MaUii-orrwill be at his I dental oR'u-e, over the Canada. Drng'.V | Book Co.Vslore*, fioiii April "2Ith -lo [May 7th. (.'all early anel inal-e; a.p- l poinl incuts. XJ���������If ! ..t-.-.-, :-:'i.li t,nv* n l-.i'o- . , i Fr-mt stroer;*.T.--f :os '-���������'inp.-y.j tno-iiililv-ps-vini'it''- *..liii Ai>!>iy I'rBji.ii.&'.irK-ei. ''riclav) I ��������������������������� For Sale'.'. in.-: to't'on-l i-I K;*;i) e.n [ tr;:.-... on*ie;,:;._ yeir.r jtrnporty nirniiiKt Iosjh o'.ir tile- "Accileler.t .or Offer yon a eliniii'i- lo Invest, a "mail or larL'i' amoinit e>f your t'hniliir:'. or fft[ .inl'ril a ...roliial/.'; l-ato. of Imor-jHt.'.- ��������� ��������� ��������� ��������� llipillllll^ |lpl|ifi|||| -S3K'H!7!S_-i!i.UJi'.������S<_ra>Si_S_ '.:p.nOKS',SdTnIXC.ELSE bln'raiilco:iroO(I fr? ".-.-" l'reael���������it.-requires-'nil otiratloiiHou���������, ? r.iul.wo pricle oui'.sclvcs on.oilr uroinpt-- ; ness. of luilivery anel the siUtsfi'.i.'lioii. ���������: givtnrto custoniors ,- ' ';????'--,:?.- , M'CAGUE;:'BR03.?, -f ���������. ,-:;:a:y.?Frbiit?St? .; ? H;D.U G ATI O N AL^;(3 A"R l>:|y 7'cniiil dhiu'iii^blhulc nnd coloveil orayons,. ^Qn/nnd^v/nfc-iLcoruiLoii^aiiA'ny.'iiji.l k^cli.iiifl.'_l__ti^J; Two hours woclflv:.'-��������� ?i|>er'ntniifli. v Kiisli.sli (evening' olns^i (>' hours :V.'0ckly, ?3 \xirriti'oii(lv.'-:-��������� Freiioh, .2--lioHrs-.-weekly^?^ V*11' )iionth.r'-:>IJa.ti.ti",-2 liovu-iiwcieklyi Jfl ];cr month. '.'.v'Spcciftl'.rorm.s to.'fnnuiios.'i-* ;A ,���������-.,.::i: .:U.-'':.: . '.Addruss; ; : Miss' ^tcolc,'*.^V<;Kcn/.Io ;Ayc'������uic; oj������po..^il.o.Tiiyl������r BltH-lc.- /-; :;:,*- '..'��������� ^U: ��������� ��������� - . ,-j! * IR:0������ER1ES!: fUMwmm "i\,m sMifh,":baker;: * J- "���������������������������- .���������_������������������.'��������� | : 'Ho.-.r.; in;; ir..;',-.*- unT-r/ni- 5*<*W.i..|. atr.i.l. I i?rr,.rr>. 'Th:.- i'.,-;;'-" ;? vfis-H, io '-,': '.''.le! ������i:li or ! -..���������ill,.,'it li(jll'Ker!;<'.;'l'',-fP*. Is. Apfly' M'������������������'.,".ISirx-I v-ol.r.. l'rop. ��������� '' : ;!LOArryOU MONEY.-J_^5S):, . ..'���������gj&"tnlV ''.<;������! f?r.Tiip!>tile:s.|!������!,.re.i_ioiill'tl.' enr.e-'-S MeK-nzi.-Av.iiite, ���������f-f--:-^'i'-{'f^'^-{-.-'f-i'-?-'ji*>*i-i--M--5-r';-'7-'i;t- .Laiindressc Four e:oiupo!(;:u Ge.ierr.iiiet-.t aiid Second streets al the Tii.* "linri-h-.i-nroens of ."t.rc-tcr'seiinre'li five y ..��������� Hoys' suits, lal.rist styles and; __ V. i ** it* , , \v.r'7i,-j x'i,til wn-I.-r iiu-triietioos re.-f-'v.-rl from ; ..,,.',|ii v in nn itci-i: il (irsl -r-ia v^ I'm- bov-s i crossing e.f Garden .-.venue..- He has r,.i!t,ivi,. ,,f ������������������, ,���������,,, ,.v.v, ,.-. a.-To.-m, th-v evili ..���������',''; * _' ,' \,\ ' ,"' .'.'', "; ','-' sj ,'*..'U 1 ��������� cr.tr- 1 .1 1 1 .ii������t,e"|. ..t Mi ...-f.-.T. l.v ,,rir,'������.���������lp lnrii.v III.' tl'OIII -1 U) JU > I'.ll'.-- Ill .'I ...K . IjlWSOIIS. received pre .mites of ylO and the bund '"M" <*' ". ������������������:���������-'������������������ 1-'e, ..} pri������.u������y..i.. uiir iok lie, . . . i n"iif.i'-- "' i.i-xt -.loi-k -Ml il.iuc eiesiroiii of p..i ��������� ;,,;..,���������.'_��������� i r,.������������������i_-,,.,, ���������,.,i m.,,, ,r ftai.el will be rtetely for use bv tiie I por.-lifein- a.-.- r.;'.jue_t-.l lo romn.iuiloi.lo ,,-"'/.- U'r .V ,., ���������* ��������� ' ,' s._,,i, ji,,. ,.i,,, ..,.t.,.,..,, i,,,.... n, _-..,,.,. ..-��������� ..ii ,.,'f.���������.t^ Ihi- e.ilv ei ne'Ve'.lsl.������l:n is now in l.h.. Wasted At Once. .��������������������������������������������� -loam lav.nflrc^tio.''. Apply Kl'viwif.k . . IfAItV),;-,', . R.'VUlsltlkl; Slatioti, H.C. : :?;P1CTURH fffU:Uf'L U^k-'^FBf^ I'orsons having or.l.'reMl Tiettirii T'ra-.nes from A. fl. Cowan nn._holc_���������of a spletnJii! Int. (-11lU.nl reskleiU'O, corner King unit J'ropt Streets.���������.,..���������-, .,������������������,.., ?:''?"Mv PETTIPIECE'??':; vHOW'S YOUR PRINTING . DOK'T OVFI'.LOOTC TTIF l.llSUALD Ladis' Blouse Setts and Sash ??;*' t"'^'E^ckles'?atV;V.:.?:^.,'J?y"��������� ; .GUY?:BARBER'SiV- ���������-is_&: fa- ' -m m- Queen's hiithc_;iy :it the latest. Mr Tapping Is to (jft coinirieuflefl for his | lj������ f'a: _?rpi'i:se ;n pushing lhis project. J :, ith ill'.* fc'nir-*liv..'.trdf:ii?- n(. otui'r. ������s nil cif'.'f-tH j rn.i't \,(, di.<]������o_i:-.l of beforo lhc arrival of Mi* vi.:ar. j.Iflfnr^k,'?'^^ 'war������������a- FOR SALE. the <;ily iif Hi'velstiiki* is now in? the haiiels of the printer, anil will be mil on or about May 1st. It. is very eroin- plete in "every elet.'iil. ��������� L'i;ie:B 50 cums. A FIVI5 .ItOi'iM'".I), one-storv linnso,' w-Illi batliroom an'! pRiilry, and WiO'.i'i fool lot en Tliinl slrcol v.v-t. for sale. I'.-ico fl.IWi, ?|no down uii'l linlBiie-e; em time to bolt ptirelmser. [ Apply nt thi1. ollice. , . . tf. HARRY EDWARDS Taxidermist. IlKIvU HEADS. nntl)-?, ANIMAI-S.?r:tc., Preserve-! anel Moimte.l.' Third St. East of Schoolhouse t4i.^4..t^.l..>^M.^+4.4..i..|.4,4..i.._,.t4:4,4'* I Spring Suitings 1 ** ? - "���������:���������% ������ The Latest. Eest aiid % X - ���������������������������" ->'-"' ���������*. -? Most Up-to-Date Stock % % in the City, MADE UP? % ������ ���������'���������������������������;??; * t TO SUIT ANY-TASTE % ^Iptel??iiGtoria? ������������������??-V??J.'y.PERK3;'Pi-op.-??;??-:? IIolol-Aeconiinoilntioii Hest in the city for llio niouov.? ���������,���������'���������'���������-.���������: yyy.y .-?_.;-?..:?;.:?. ���������"flrr r ' ��������� -.. .:.'. ���������':'��������� ilcated iiy hot nir anil .electric light and bell in every room. , ---y; Hourly street 'nnr between hotel anel station. Larjje am! well lighted sample room. '?".'? Free bus meets nil trains.'���������'.���������������������������'���������-. : BEVELS IOKEjB. ���������.?? M iR.S.V/ILS0N,| rv-rAiLOR. ;I r.i Undertaking and Embalming R. Howson & Co., Mackenzie Ave. * ^..r..i.4_|���������T..T..j,.^.|..j,^^.^..|..|..'[.^^..x..j..j.^..7..i..i. j Wholesale and Retail. Dealers in Kurnitjn.?