/ B> L\ ,''7i/..-rA/j/j, / And Vol V. No IQ8 REVELSTOKE B. C. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 190������ Year Advance Come and See t*40������4[4r0������4(4f**- Below is the despatch which called forth Archdeacon Pentreath's protest: "An official of the Hotel Dieu says the patient was brought there in a most distressing rendition early in January. lie refused to giv������ any information concerning himself or relatives, hut talked about everything else freely. A short linie'bel'ore death ho embraced the Roman Catholic faithj hut it was not'until atter his hody had heen removed to the cemetery ;that his identity was discovered. This was through a "package addressed to .11 brother w th whom lhe hospital authorities had placed the'mselves in .communication. How he"got to. Montreal'and what he did before his discovery in tho woods, ti early dead^is'a mystery." A special despatch from Montreal to the Winnipeg Telegram gives the following account of the circumstances surrounding his death. .Some time ago it was announced from Rossland lhat Rev. Henry trwin. better known as "Fathei Pat,'~ a prominent English church clergyman, had died. Il seems that there was considerable mystery about his death, and it was noi generally known that he had died at the Hotel Dieu hospital, in this cily. In fact, information only leaked out today throughdelectives having, been employed on ihe case. Mr. Irwin, i* seems was found- early ��������� in January lying on lhu snow in a hush at Saull aux Reeollest, near th's city. lie was in a pitiable condition when carried to avleigh, on which he waa drawn to the Hotel Dieu hospital. Both leg*-. and feet were frozen and he was quite unconscious. On recovering somewhat he penciled a letter to Rev. Edmund Wood, of St*. J_cihn_the Evangelist's church, wb0111 Jie had known yeais ago, and aske"d, that gentleman to call on him. This was on January 10. Mr. Wood paid him a visit and two days afterwards was surprised to learn of his death. A surgical operation was performed on one of his legs and blood-poisoning followed from which he died without saying a word as to how he came to lhe neighborhood in which he was found. It was thought well to have detectives sent out, and some of tbe best procurable were, soon put in touch with what tacts were known. They *coured the country in all directions, but nothing whatever could he learned except from the farmer, wbo found lhe unfortunate man. No one saw him at any hotel or residence. In the city the same story was lold. There is absolutely not a man or woman lhat can be found that saw Mr. Irwin in or near Montreal just previous lo his death." Fiiends in the West have written that he left ��������� to come East, intending to go home to England, and that is while on his way to this city he must have been lost. Whether or not he was walking into the city or whethe.ihe came here by train and walked oiit to his death, will probably never be known. His remains which are now in the Hotel Dieu vaults will be sent west for interment. Death of Jas. T. Guerin. The ;death occurred on Sunday at one o'clock in the afternoon of James T. Guerin, partner of W. M. Brown in the Victoria hotel. The deceased was seized with au attack, of pneumonia little more than a week before and the reports of his condition were serious from the beginning and there was very little expectation that he would .tide over the critical period ofthe 'illness. The greatest sympathy is felt In Revelstoke with Mrs. Gu.rin and her three sons in their great bereavement and the whole town feels tho loss of an honorable and high minded citizen. The funeral rites took place at St. Peter's church - and tho cemetery yesterday afternoon. The deceased was a member of tho Roval Arch degree and a Knight Templ'tr and the. A. 1*'. and A. M. wero in charge and turned out in a large body to follow tho romains of their brother to their last resting place. The pall bearers were W. B. Pool, Cupt. D. Paul Hughes, Aid. John McLeod. W. Cowan, D L. Cameron, J, Guy Hurber* Tho service nt St. Peter's was conducted by Rev. C. A. Procunier. assisted by the choir, the whole ollice, except the prayer of committal, being celebrated in the church. The musical portions of the servieo wore sung to Merbecke's plainsong and Psalm 00 to Pnrcell in F-minor. The following hymns were also sung "Nearer, my God, to Thee," "My God. my Father, AVhile I Stray" and "Abide with me.'" Rev. C. A. Procunier gave a short address on the words from Ecclcsiastes, "Tho spirit shall return to God���������who gave it."' The church was crowded nnd a large number of those present followed* the funeral cortege to' the cemetery, where Mr. Procunier conducted the impressive funeral ceremonies of the order. The coffln was covered with a profusion of beautiful flowers, Messrs. Taylur ������������������������ Tickets sold for ball o3 00 Tickets sold Tickets nold I'roceeds afternoon lea Saturdav ....���������**.- Turkey nnd chicken sold.: Special subscription from Mr. I,. Mi-Donald. Field Collected for rofieuhments $ 82 50 ���������H.,'3 50 0 00 0 S3 2 50 T 00 0 25 410 00 -���������'' KXl'EXUITOltl Rent of the hall For music , Printing ���������'��������� ��������� Scrubbing out the hall... Waiters Fixing stoves ete For cartage Groceries Harry Edwards; Firing > Boy for sundry chores... For cutlery. ���������21 00 25 00 20 50 0 00 0 00 7 15 5 00 '3 IT, 1 (X) 2 50 ��������� 50 2 10 P. Burns & Co. for turkey.) 00 Victoria bus For washing dishes... Caretaker cloak-room. Stewards badges Powdered wax..: 3 00 :i 00 2 00 0-1 Net proceeds. 12850 Sji'262 10 BY TELEGRAPH Switchmen Strike in N. P. Yard at Missoula.���������Marriage of E. J. Coyle.���������A Lively Week in Seattle.���������Cool Million Stolen. T.oniion, Fob. 12, -The Marquis of DufVorin is dead. Loniion. Feb. 12���������Last week appears to have boon tho liveliest week for some time in South Africa, with lhu heaviest losses on hoth sides. Thu Boer casualties wore 00 killed, 17 ������ ���������muled, 57 surrendered and 574 taken prisoner���������������. British captured -ISO rifles, one pompom and thc usual grist ��������� of munitions and live stock. Missoula. Feb. 12.���������The switchmen are on strike in the Northeri. Pacific yards at Missoula because two men were discharged for refusing to switch while a road engine without side boards was used in the yard. A state law provides that the company ia not liable for injuries to the men, if ttioy work on an engine without side boards, while switching. The trainmen are refusing to do the switchmen's work or to allow'other hands than the regular yard crew to make up trains. . Halifax, Feb 12.���������An illicit whisky still has been found running full blast in a fruit store at Halifax, N.^ S. Two men have been arrested in in connection with tho discovery. Tokoxto, Fob. 12.���������A boiler in Thackeray and Rawlins saw mill ut Pembroke, Out., blew up yesterday. Two men wore badly wounded. London. Feb. 12.���������The question of subsidizing horse breeders and owners in tbe colonies in the event of the mother country having to make a call on them is under the consideration of tho British government. . St. John, N. B��������� Feb. 12.���������Noble Steevos was killed ' yesterday at the Uillsboro, N. B., plaster quarry hy a fall of earth. Two other men wer������ badly injured. " " Paris, Feb. 12.���������Count Leo Tolstoi has suffered a relapse and is dying. Topographic Survey. | A. O.'Wheeler, of'Calgary, who has been conducting the recent topographical survey of the Selkirks,, passed through tho city yesterday on hi* return from. Ottawa, whore he -has been in consultation with tlie department of the interior " about' tho" map. This map will he ready about June 1, and will be' the result of a 'gieat amount "of most .-difficult" work." ���������"' "Mr." Wheeler stated- to a reporter yesterday afternoon that lie expected to be able t,o finish the map by June and would immediately star.t in to "take up the work where he left off. He has some remarkable photos, taken' from -th<-. .'iinnmit of some of the highest peaks in the Rockies.���������Winnipeg Telegram FEBRUARY seems to be JUNE in the Whitewear Section these days. The idea of Buying Summer Underwear in the Winter time at Winter Prices ,.hks.caught on to a much greater extent than ever before and the daily crowds certainly give the impression that..thi.s, Whitewear movementin/February _is, appreciated. Advantages of This Sale arc these :��������� : ~~- ~ T ~ " GREATER ASSORTMENT'. NEWEST STYLES. "-'* WINTER PRICKS. Tabloids A lire, on Monday" night at Spring- Held, Ohio, in the. Champion Chemical plant caused the destruction" of 12 manfacluring plants nnd a loss of 16500,000. , , - liord Oranborne"-111 the House of Commons states on Monday that the British-government had not in any (.way prepared' 'to interfere" with the United States in Cuba and had refused milar proposals from other powers. Blankets am At Prices Qrea Reduced CUT PRICES Ladies' Blouses and Wrappers Commencing To-day, and throughout the entire. Month of February, we 'promise you a Big Bargain in anything you buy. All Winter Goods must go this month. It pays us to slaughter now. It must surely pay you. [ Down They Go. Down They Co. =���������L��������� Ladies' and Children's Stylish Jackets. This Season's very Latest Styles and Shades���������not a great many left, but what we have must leave the premises before thc Season is over. If you are thinking of buying a Jacket. Now is your opportunity as every garment will be slaughtered, or in other words be sold at about half the value. MORE, INTERESTING NEWS FROM THE FUR SECTION Broad choosing from these Dainty Fur Prices that Women and Girls love to possess, Garments that cany comfort as well as elegance and style. These- specials for this month at 40 per. cent, reduction on our regular close prices. Mail O rders REID <& YOUNG Promptly Solicited. y CORRESPONDENCE. . ;. , .A Stuck-in-Mu'd Letter. To tho Editor of the Herald: -��������� Sir, will you favor with space that I may respectfully remind Aid. Law and Aid. McMahon that they are not stnt to the city council for the purpose of voting, the taxpayers' hard earned money to pay for pleasure trips of Liberal Association and Board of Trade delegates. In explaining his course Aid. Law statedthe delegates' should "not bo expected to put their .hands in-vtheir own pockets." In view of the fact, Mr. Editor, that the city has not - asked these delegates to act for, it, they - certainly have no. right to put their hands in the city's pocket. ' r Aid. Law must learn - not * to '.mis- - appropriate other people's money" in tbis manner, the fact that the amount' ' asked was "very.reasonable'.' does' not ���������' alter the principle involved. An alder- , man that does'nt protect small amounts ��������� of money cannot be entrusted with the care of larger sums. ; In also approving of the grant Ald.- McMahon said: "The opening up of the Big Bend was of importance."' This is getting to be the stock argument to be advanced by any clique or- corporation that may have an eye on the public money, and these times if a maiils_n_iqney ba stolen from him, he is. ���������. "expected to cheerfully submit if it be explained to him that it is done for "the benefit of tho - country," or to open up the Big Bend. I beg to tell Aid.' McMahon that its not the city's business to .pay for opening up outlying districts, nor to spend its money in forwarding schemes. ' of river improvements these_ depart- * ments,- I believe, concerning tho government. '__ Ward 3 alderman may well take ��������� a lesson from the practicaljand businesslike manner in which Aid. Hume and others deal with thc question, particularly as they will doubtless be again approached in similar manner during their tarm, when it is to be hoped, tliey will not again prove to he ������o "easy." Yours Respectfully. . WAKD 3 T.\Xl*A.YER. [It is needless for the Hekald to remark that it does not agree in tha least with the above remarks of'Ward 3 Ratepayer." I" our opinion Aid. Law and McMahon in voting as they did for the grant to assist the delegation to Ottawa simply did their 'duty to this city and did it in a businesslike way. It certainly is very much this city's business to open- up the Big Bend. The whole future progress of . Revelstoke simply^ depends on the development of that district.' Is Ward 3 Ratepayer desirous of seeing Revelstoke stick at its present stage of a. little 2x4 town. If not and we do not suppose he is really as foolish as all that, who does he propose to build it up except the people who are in it? All natural advantages are _ useless unless people havo the enterprise and energy to use them. Where "would Winnipeg he today, if when it was at the lO.CKJO stage of population, its people had not had the courage ��������� and enterprise to put their hands in their pockets and build the railway bridge across the river ? The C. P. R. would have gone to Selkirk as they intended, Selkirk would have been the big distributing centre for western Canada and Winnipeg would have dropped back to a little farmers* town. Its the men in a town who are not scared to spend a few hundreds in order to reach out after the thousands that make cities out of villages. These are the kind of men we want in our' ciS-y council and the Hekald is glad to sea that we have got them there.] ' t it- [!*���������' 1 (i 1 l ��������� t tarn era I k m w % t\i- The Revelsloke Herald Publishing Co. Limited Liability. A. JOHNSON, Miiiui|*lii|*; Director. A S.MiiI.Woctih' itonriiiil pnl-Mslicd ill lh<* interest*. o( llio rn'lhvnv men. iiilnlni; mi'n Riid bti-liu*****, men nf Uio We-t. Ixxxv* x.l I'lililli-iillmi Wfjiif.iilav Ami Sutiiicliiy. Al'VKUllSINl) MATIW. Db.IilHV ll.l*., fl..VI i-ur Ineli; slnjilr fuliiiiin, ii por inch when inserted on lille puse f.eiial Kilx., Mcoiili per ineli (uniipiirlcl) line for llr-i iii<>,<*ilion: .'i cents fur eneli iiclflitioiml ln**ert:iiii. I...pul notioec lo eents per line* eneli i**,i:*>. Jlirlh, Mnrrln.ii' mul lienlli Noiiec-' free. M'.W.IIITIO.V HAI El. Hyinsilor eii'rlei', ti per uiiiiniii; *.l.-'> f������r ��������� Ix 'ijjonih., smelly in iuIvihico. Ol'll JOII IiBI'AIITMKST. l**niieof tin* best equipped printliip (illlees 111 llio Wesi and prepared lo execute: nil kind*, of l.rlntini! In lirsielnss style in lionesi price*.. One price to nil. No Job Ion liirt;o���������none tno ���������uiall���������forus. Mull orders promptly nituiidcd to. dive ns a nial on your next order. TO CORIIE.-I11SDKST1. We Invite corresponduneii on nny inlijeel Ol lnlerc*.t io tlie Kunenil piilillf. In all ease.*, llie bona lido name ol llie writer imiM aeeoin- puny manuscript, bin noi necessarily Ior publication. Address all I'niiiiiiiinlcnlloii** to tlie Malinger belter worlh the attention of mining men than North KnotKiiny. There nre properties within tha disl riet even now in a siiflleienlly advanced singe of development to pltici* Ihem boynnd llie prospect singe, theie mi* soinv which one might renismiiibly call mine's.' Tliere nre chances for legit i- nuiU! mining in the district, which no other distiiet in the prnvincu c.in *-urp*i*i������ and verv few can c.'|ii:il. As ���������iiinii ;is itiivignt inn opt'ii.i, a ci>ii_.iiU*i- .ilile uxlent of llie di.tlricl, within which n large proportion of the inosl developed prnperlies ale eoiiipri**rtl, will lie wilhiu reach of an easy visit from lievelslwUe. There hu* heen ipiite a bit of money intuit1 in South Kuiit rimy within 1 lit* lasl 11*11 year*. Thosr who waul, to mill*.*, m in* in Noilli Kootenay wilhin the nwxt ten had belter go in .mil see for l.li������*ni-***lv ��������� what llie pro-pe-ts tire ni, one. Ground Floor Chance to Build a Fortune. NOTICK TO l.'OIIIII-'il'ClNllKXTM. 1.���������All correspondence must be lc'nibly ������-riitcn on one side of the paper only. 'J.���������Correspondence contiilnln*; pergonal mailer musi be siuned willi llie proper uniiie o'the writer. O K.GllOGAS, Editor. Wkoxksday. Fkhuuahy 12. HI02. TIIE OUTLOOK FOR. NORTH KOOTENAY ll tsil m >��������� H ��������� yy \i The foundation should be laid by buying Real Estate in the new Town of A PROGRAMME FOR IUO-' The February number of the Mining Uecord in an article on the outlook for 3002 notices that there have taken place in British Columbia four waves of development, which have followed thn discovery of wealth available wit hoiilspecinl transportation facilities or the attainment of such facilities by districts of great riches but unavailable without them. The fifth, it says, has not arrived. The fifth wave is about to arrive. But before we -"hew how, when and where, it will be interesting to take a look backward in the hintory of Kooteuay before Lhe arrival of some of the others. Before ns is a pamphlet published by direction of the provincial government in IS03, entitled British Columbia. itsPresentResources and Future Possibilities. Tbe year of grace, 1S(*3. is not such a very great while ago. tt is- useful, therefore, lo note that on the map of ������������������ Koofanie," ml that quite recent period, the cily of Kossiland is conspicuous only by it* entire absence ami the only railway lin������ marked, except the-main line of the C.P.Tl., is the Fort JSheppard and Nelson and lhc line from Nelson to Kobson. Kaslo finds a place and Ainsworth and Nolson but tbe rest of the map is practically a blank. And this was only nine years ago. '������������������Nelson,' says the letter press of the pamphlet, ��������� ���������'XeUon, Hot Springs, Kasloslocon. Illecillewaet and Golden are at present the principal recognized centres in the new district." Bear in mind that this was written only nine yeurB ago, in \SV3. Th* fifth wave is about to arrive: Ths first steps towards the opening up of a district as large in area and much fuller of promise than South Kootenay' e������er began to be in 18SKJ are being taken this very year. The nest ten yean will see repeated in North Kqote- Tlu* IIi.kai.ii congralul.-ite*. tin* hoard of trade upon the very influential and representative character of the executive council chosen for 1902. They stand for a body, in the membership of which the. busin������ss interests of Revelsloke are fully and completely represented. A board of trade, such as ours, with a membership of thirty (ive of the most prominunt business men in thc town, means a "great deal and is capable of great things. There- is pai'lmps no town in the west, in wliich the benefits derived from the existence of the board of trade in its midst have been more fully illustrated than in lievelstoke. It has heen a prime factor in the progress of lhis place since its inception and the happy position, in which we are now placed of being able lo look forward with reasonable certainty to a big advance in tlie immediate future, is very largely due to the persistent efforts of the board, which could be deterred by no delay however vexatious or dismayed hy no opposition however formidable, from getting assistance from tbe provincial government lo wards opening np the Big Bend district. That point has been gained. This year xces Revelsloke in direct ami easy communication with Liiporlu and a vast stretch of valuable territory, rich in minerals and timber: opened lo development. The next step must he to get tht* 1 trunk trail through lhc district, extended from Goldslreaiii to Canoe river: to get a tramway constructed round Death Rapid.* and a goorl appropriation made by lhe Dominion government for the improvement of the navigation of lhe river both above, aud below the rapids. Thc irmi.ii.li would also seriously urge upon the board the necessity of pressing upon the provincial govern ment the justice of our claim to have the whole of the territory between the summits of the Gold Range :u*d Rockies as far north as the 03rd parallel of latitude added to the ridings of North Kootenay, so that we may have the entire handling of the whole Situate ri"ht at the Doors of nil tlie Fatuous Fisli Creek Gold Mines. FlUTEKN minuter ��������� walk I'roni Main St.. GOLDFIELDS, will tako you to Uiu month of tlio big r>,000 foot tunnel on tlie Famous Camborne Groun, or on to the Goldbug Group. YOUR OPPORTUNITY- i.s now io buy at the bottom figures and you will got the "ndvantage of the raise that is sure to come next year. omelVlore Facts SfrrS" take you to the Big Goldsmith Group, Scott Group, "Wide West, Beatrice and Trilby groups, and a, host of other properties that wid udveiti.se the Fish Creek Camp, in li. (!. THIRTV minutes walk will take you to the Finnous Eva, Impeiial and Oyster Groups. N INVESTIGATE AND YCU WILL BS PREPARED TO TAKE THE CHANCE. 224 LOTS NOW SURVEYED Af*n������ mining camp only or half a dozen mining camps, but ������ dozen or moie of mining districts, new Uoss- lands and Nelsons and rondeaus and Slncins. The importance of what, is beinjr done cannot possibly be exaggerated or over-cstimtted. The fifth wave is about. to arrive. Theie i������ not a point in Biitish Cultim but today with better prospects for the near future than Revelstoke. Theie is not ������. Held for investment development within our own power. Unless this is done the Herald ventures to say that when we com- liience the real-work of opening-iTp~ public ollicer who may demand it, proof of vaccination, shall be liable lo the prescribed penalties under the "Health Act." Penalties under the"Healih Act":��������� /���������nTperson'u-hovioln.ie'* any oi'the provisions of this: Proclamation is liable to a tine of fl!)0 fl.ntU.l-o fGi_*_>_*c_.-*iQ!i_ili*i'_imr������rlson_nent.__. .__^ _. Daleif at Victoria this lfith day'of January" A. D., 1S02. TCuuninfT between Arrowhead, Thomson's T.audiiit: and Comaplix, coinnu'iiciii'. October 1-lth, 11)01, will sail ns lollows, weallier permil- tini;: Leaving Arrowhead for Thomson's Landing and Comaplix twiecdaily���������10k. and liik. l.caviiiK Comaplix and Thomson's Landing for Arrowhead twice daily���������7:13k and 12:l.-ik Making close connections with nJX-C. 1*. It. Steamers and Trains. Tlieowners reserve lhe right innlimiKC limes of saillii^s withoiiinoiiee. The Fred Robinson Lumber' Co., Limited IS'JS. II. No. 17. In the Supreme Court of British Columbia: BETWKEX: ; ���������-������������������' CIlAltLES HOI.TIC.V, et nl, 1'IaintllTs, 1'UANK VANDALl., ,t .MILLIE 1U.AC1C, Defendant*!. TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to the Order of lion. Mr. .lustice Martin made in Ihe above action and dated January *J*Jnd, VJU2, there will be offered for .sale nl PUHLIC AUCTION by James Taylorat the ollice of the undersigned at Kevelstoke, It. C , on SATuKUA Y.-tlie Twentv-Secoiid day of l-'ebrunry, IUO'-', al the hour o'f Two o'clock In the afternoon. All and singular those ccrtnin parcels of land situate in the < itv of Kevelstoke, II. c. nnd more particularly descrihod ns I.ots .Number 9 nnd 111, Jllock-10, Plan Oil). On said property is erected n good two storey frame dwelling 'Ilie said property will be sold subject as lo said Lot 9 to the rights of John A. Mnrn. his heirs or assigns, anil subject lo llie incumbrances chareed ngninst thc snid promises nnrtieulnrs of whicli may be obtained from Frederick Fraser, Cnn,., Receiver appointed by said Order, or from HAIIYKY, McCARTKR it PINKHAM, Plaintiffs' Solicitors. Patcil 29th Jniumrv, A..D..19U2. I'll UK lii;S aiKKTS ALL THA INS. 1'IItST CLASS ACCOMMODATION'. UlfATKl) HY HOT AIK. HEASUNAUI.E HATES. Brown & Guerin, Props. v. - I.I/EOTKTC 131-XLS AND LTGIIT IN EVERY ROOM.' IIOUHT.Y STIIKHT CAU lIl'li'K ALI. THA INS. HAH irer.I, SUIT'LIKn HY TIIK CHOICEST* WINES, LIIJUOHS AND CICIAHS '. : H PRIME BEEF. PORK. I'M i TON. SAUSAGE. FISH AND GAME IN SEASON. CHARI.E' i. FAGAN, Secretary of l'������e Provincial Eoard of Health. Bv Command, J. 11.1"R������NTI. E. Acting Provincial Secretary. NOTICE, TAKE NOTICE that 60 da>������ after date I intend to apply to the Chief Co**aroi**������ioner of Lands and Works for perm!������.������lon to eut and carry away timber from thc following described land":] f'ommenclns: at a po������t marked Pojrcr t.t Perry's southeast corner j-ost-tituaie ulritil 2iiii tfcl from Scott Creek, thenee west 10 chain*** thence north 140 chains; thencecast ������������������������) chain"; thence south 1(-*Q chains, to the placo of cnni- mencement; containing 010 acres. ROGKP. F. PERRY. - Goldfields. B.C., Oct 17.h. l'JOl. Nor. G-U. the Canoe River valley, we shall find our efforts hampered and delayed at ���������very turn by the present, arrangement, which includesaImo.it the whole of tlie valley in Cariboo. There are other matters-', not perhaps of so much'immediate, i in porta nee to us here just now, but still of consider able interest, which have engagad the. attention of other boards in Kootenay and might well receive some discission from our own. Such arc the depression of the lead mining industry and the attempt being made by foreign railways to grab enl.in* our vast resources of valuable coal in Uie Crow's .Vest pass. The statutes governing | of Lands'a"nr I*'",1*'"'*/*", "',>"!r i municipal elections ar������ badly in need of amendment, a matter, which also might very well be taken up by the board. Altogether there* is a big programme of work ahead, if the new exeontive council will only risp to t.he occasion and take hold of it. Mortgage Sale. UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of the powers contained in a certain mortgage which will be produced nl thc timeof:sitle, ihere will be offered bv PUBLIC AUCTION by James Taylor, at the ollice of the undersigned at llevelsioke. n. C, on Saturdav. the twenty-second day of Februarv, A 1)., illOa.at tbe hour of two o'clock in the afternoon, the fullowintr property, viz: *. portion of the North-West Quarter nfsicclion Ten (111), Township Twenty-Three U'.x), Hnnge Six (6), West ol lhe Sixth Meridian, coutaininK by admeasurement i:!8 and 01-100 aercs more or -less^���������Said-propertv-boinR-sifuatc-n car-Craig-- ellaebie. the District ol Yale, 15. C. On the property arc one frame building and ham. For terms nud conditions of sale apply lo HARVEY, JtcCAR EP. & PINKHAM, of Revelstoke, B. C Solicitors for Mortgagee. Dated at Revelstoke, Jan. 'iSllx, 19IK. CANADIAN PACIF8C RAILWAY TRAINS LEAVE REVELSTOKE : . EAST BO UN I) 8:20" WESTBOUND 17:30 SOUTHBOUND S:io LIMITED' MINES BOUGHT AND SOLD pi: I'o: XVo h 1*.-.; porch mors for all kinds of metalliferous mines and pros- ���������!/-;. 11:1 vl dusiiM Lo hoar from prospectors and others having property sale. ' '' Our facilities for making quick sales aro unrivalled.- K jiii.1 im rep ii'ts; also samples of ore for exhibition at our Office. THE MINE*5 EXCHANGE, LIMITED. Nolson, B. C. If. G. PARSON, President. M. J. O'BRIEN, Managing Director ! ' NOTICE. TAKE NOTICE that sixty days nfi������*r date 1 intend to appiy 10 the Chief rominis������inn*T ... Lands and Works for p<>*riiil*".|on to 'cha*c a parcel of land described as follows Commencing at a post marked Alice I'd , No. I I'ost; thence '.vent 'JO chains; ilirni*.* \fontr(,al and TiOStOM Sonli tochalns; thence Earn2-HIihIh-; ihenoe 1 *������-*jnirLai unu uuxiuxx S������oirth 10 chains to point of commonccmenr. This fraction of land commences North tit It. I K. Perry*.s pre-emption lollowin^ McKenxie-**; -\ Certificate of Improvements. 2STOTIOE TOURIST CAR SERVICE TO ST. PAUL Sundays, Wednesdays, IV.ilays. ine Revelstoke Wine and Spirit Go. * Limited Liability. * Carry n full and complete line of . - Scotch and Rye Whiskies, Boandies, Rums, Holland, Old Tom, London Dry and Plymouth Gins, Ports, Shcries, Clarets, Champagne, Ljquero Imported and Domestic Cigars. 'ii i.i .**-l I'i G> Jit North-We������t more or lc**s. Ooldfields Nov.--T. IM. i-eroptinn lollowins McKenzie*.; *���������[���������_,.__������_ inc. containing aljout &i a'*r#**. I I OlOniu- Al.lCri I'KP.P.Y. lJec*4-lm . .FRIDAYS .SUNDAYS, .and VVEDNIiSnAYS P.ulte. Silver Ilow and Ulaclc Iiiamond Mineral Claims, ������ mate in the Lardeau Mining Ilivlfion of West ..o'ltenay Idalrict. Where Located: Near the Head of f.cxinir- ton Creel.-, a tributary of fr'ish Creek. TAKE NOTICK that I, A. P. Cummin", ns A(,'cnt for the. Double Englc Mining Rnd Oe- vclopmcnt Comjinnv. limited, of Ferguson, B.C, 1-rci* Miner'" Certificate No. lil^il, intend, sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to the Mining Pecorder for a Certificate 01 Improvement!", for tlie purpose of oMalniu^ a Crown Grant of the aliove claim. And 1 nrtliorTnIic Notice that action, imdci Section .17, nmst be commenced before the lsslianceof nich Certificate of Improvements Dated this twenty-third dayol January, A.II. WO--'.. A.V. CUMMINS, P.L.S. Feb. -V-lf NOTICE NOTIC'K is herehy ^iven that .10 rlay-i a,'tf;r date I intend to apply to the chief Com- mis"ionerof Lands an days after dale J iuicnit to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and \\ orks for permission to purchase, thc following described lands: Commencing at a post marked "E. McAdams' o. 1 Post," situate closjt to the old line of Hill it Ilrantford'.s pre-emption, Fish Creek, thence norlh 40 chains, thence -.vest 'JO chains, thence south 40 chain", thenee cast 'JO chains to jioint of commencement. fioldfields, .Ian. 18th, IWtt. '���������.y. K. McAPAV. Passengers ticketed, to. all points at lowest rates. DIRECT STEAMSHIP SERVICE From Vancouver to ��������� CHINA JAPAN, AUSTRALIA, ALASKA . Full Information nnd pnrtlculAM npplv toN'earest C.P.R. Agent. T. W. Bradshaw, E, J. Coyle, Agent Kevelstok*. As*In. Gon. Passenger Agent .Vancouver. Write for our interesting books " Invent-, or'd Help" :ui'I " How you arc swindled."/ Scmlttsa rou^Ii sketch or model of yonr in-? ven Uot 1 oriniproveinent and we will tell you/ free our opinion :is to w lift her it is probably) patentable. I-fejected cppUcctionB linveoften/ been siiccft^fulU* pton-eiiitd by ti*. Wc) cotidnct fully ctfuippctl ninrcs in Montreal) nnd WiiMiin^tmi; tliii.*tpiii'iika? ii1* to prompt-) Iy ilisprilrh wotk mul qnicV!v *������ run* l'.itctits) u>4 bro id .t* tin; invention. Ili^hc^l it,ftreuces) furni-ibecl. ) Patent'* procured throtiBh Marion & Ma-J rion rec-tvi* rp *clcl mit!co wiilmnt charge in 3 over io������ in-w-jjoji'.-rt' dt.'Liibutt.d lluoughoiit) thc O niiiiifii. Specialty : ���������P.tl**t t lusinsFR ol Manufacturers and ICiiKtueei**. MARION & MARION Pa'.ent Expert- and Solicitors* ^ ^f New Vork Life R'ld'ic. riontr������������l < THE CITY EXPRESS E. -W;. B. Paget, Prop. Prompt delivery of parcels, baggage, etc. to auy part of the oity Any Kind of Transferring Undertaken Allintlc IllilK.VV.BllfnKton D.C. I 3STOTIO.H3 " NOTICK���������llint.-txtv ilii.-..** nfler <1ale I inten between Tapping's nnd Long's, will he .subdivided for sale as soon ns possible. RI. SPROAT, VICTORIA, B.C. i'. O. BO Red RoseDegroe meets second nnd fourth Tucsdavs of each month; White Rose ,Degrc( meets third Tuesday of eaeh quarter, in Oddfellows Hall. Visiting brethren welcome O.K. (JROfiAX. HY. EDWARDS,1' President. Hon. Secretary. BEAUTIFUL ���������UT). ARVEY, M'CARTE^ ������k P1XKHAM " . liarristerc. Solicitors. Etc. Solicitor** forliuj.enal Hunk of Canada. Uompanv funds; to loan ntS percent. ]*'iR5r Srni.ET, Kevelstoke U. O. CHURCHES Is the recognized organ for nil the latest' mining news of North " P,u*ly nnd vchiible* g =diitrict-will- f iiid-th(i=ooli;iiins ^ot-Uio-UEHAJ .D_t information; _ Express ..Delivery All orders left at W. M. Lawrence's will be promptly attended to.' ^H. Cook. - ". Revelstoke RinK Co., Ltd !XCTHOni3T CIIUr.ni, KEVELSTOKE. Preaching *-ervices at 11 ������. m. nnd 7:30 p. m Class meeting nl tlie close ol lhe morning ,,-.-,.nsfrm���������������,���������iii service. Sabbath School and Uible Class at 3:'M | 3 to o and from S to IU. Weeklv' I'm ver Meeting e\.ery Wednesday evemriit at 7:;!0. The public are corvtially invited. bents free. . -__ Kev. C.'I -.dnei*., Pastor.- Sk'atinp every afternoon, and evening from Railway Ne special interest to li w������ is also n .Specialty of.tlie HERALD and arLicl Itiilwiiy nien'will also he. found Writs columns. A ! *' ' TUE HERALD otters advantaR.es in its total AVeeWy civculation and tbe class of reader,,-wliich it readies, unparallelcdm tl.e, district.. U appears twice to any other paper's once a week and is found in ������������-���������������>������������ of the wee-earning cliusses, the backbone of the business,of theid s...u. Biirnessmen want their announcements to reach tho home people who ST. l'ETEK S CHCr.CII, AXOLICAX. 1:1*111 a.m., llolv Eui'iiarist;*ll a.m., ma' -.vis, __itnpv and sermon "fUulv Eucharist, lirst Sun- dnv iirihViiibnth'jrartlo Sunday sc-hool, or children's-service; 7:30 Evensong (ehornl) and sermon. llolv Days���������The Holy Eucharist is celebrated at 7 n.m. or S a.m , as announced. llolv linptisin afier SundavSehooi at3:l.->. ���������������������������-.- c. a. i'i.ocunie.!, Hector. The Public are invited to visit lhc Kink; no charge being made for Spectator.*). A charge of Me. will bs mW* for -Denting. ;in the afternoon ladies or children l.ic. Season Tickets maybe purchased al the rink. Ladies-JS M, Genilemon-tl'i. Children $.1.. Good fof skating afternoon and evening, except special events such ns Carnival--, Hockey \Matehe*-7=ctc, " .--.-*- ���������s=���������-,���������������������������-.* . -. Now ready at my Studio, views of Revelstoke and vicinity, Also telophoto views of all ,tho peaks visible from the city. They, will he upon permanent platinot.ype, ' the finest photographic paper pro-- curahle andahsolutely permanent,',*-.' size 3x1, '23c., size -1x0, 50c. Send ���������' these to your relatives and friends for tho New Year and * they will have something of a true nrtiitic value. The Studio will remain open this evening till 22 o'clock. In a letter written last October and which- appealed in tho December Tyickn'ien'.s Advocate Vice President. A. IJ. Lowe, of the B. R. T. of A., Inn something to s,;iy "about government methods of running the I. C. R., owr which ���������iyi.luin'he.was making a tour. It is apparent that-the infernal, buii'auci'atii: idea of-sacriiicing everything in order to make a good showing on paper i-s dominant in the Dominion department of railways. Common sense, economy, efficiency, every feature wliich appeals to a btisines.*. man K cast to the winds so long as the returns look all right. Here is how Mr. Lowe, an old trackman, says the men, 'who have the business of the Dominion in their charge, run our only government railway. No wonder trains cannot make time and freight is. falling oil' and hoth endu don't meet except in the hanky panky cooked accounts dished out to parliament and the public in order to make a big showing. "The 1. U. Hy. is a well built road; good road bed. solid masonry and steel or iron bridges. It is being relaid with heavier steel to meat the increasing weight of engines and cars and fa������t traffic, both freight and passenger. It is very free from accidents caused by hud track, showing here as elsewhere that we trackmen know our work and do it well. But one of the things which amazed me was to find all hands from St. John to Halifax and Xciv Glassgow putting in ties and surfacing at this lat������ date (October) and to learn that it was the rule of thc road and that they were not allowed to put in ties till after the fust [of July. Just think of the tolly of it! Whilst all other roads try ta give us our ties in the fall before, so u������ to I'U.h them in just as soon as the fio".t leaves the ground, our brother* on the l.C. Ry. must wait till July 1. - A*, all trackmen know, nothing is liniahe-d until the ties go in and Inputting in the ties early in May and June all olher* work follows in it* proper season: surfacing is all finished by the last of September or very early in October and the gravel is solid and firm to curry off the water" which comes with October "and November Thus a dry roadbed prevents heaving . of the trackn.nd tbe necessary, slumming, which means useless expense and gi'eati'is.k to fawt train*. Cutting weeds . , grass' and brush coma in their proper l urn'ns well as ditching. By itai-lingin properly with the tie*, all other work is done in season, whereas, in the present case, all work is rushed into the last few months of the year. Gravel is all loose, the October and November rains put it into a muss of , mortar, the, track rides . rough ._and shimming has to be done, destroying ��������� hiilf the natural life of the tie, wasting ������������������ spikes, 'damaging rolling stock and - causing run oils. And all to show a- l.Mge stock'and so mariy'dollars worth of ties on hand at the close of the fiscal year, June 30. - Just why they could not let the ties go in and have the samejshowing by puUing in the item "Ties put in tiack up to June SO" and place the same number of dollar* to rilESUVTElilAS" CIICBCH. Service everv Hundav nt )l a.m. and 7:30 p.in. lo whicli all are welcome. I'rayer meeting nt Sp. m. e\erv Wednc-dny. - Uev. \V. c. Caldeb, Tastor. r.O.MAS" CATHOLIC CHl'I'.CII. Ma=s at 10:'SU a. m , on first, second and fourlh Sunda\s in thc mouth. KEV. FATHER THAYER. Hockey Practices. _ SENIORS���������Sloniltivs, Fridays hint Saturdays from 10 lo 11. Wednesdays, from 7 to S. JUNIORS���������Tucad������.\s fron-. 10 to II, nnd Wednesday from 7 10 3. LADIES���������Tuesdays from 2 to 3." -Curling every afternoon and evening. their credit, is what I can't understand, ' but certainly, one of the things the truckmen's board of adjustment must fctrongly call thc attention of the manaqpuient to is thi.s great expense Lo the company and hardship to the tt ackmon_of____t his^ sy_st*m__in_keepjtig_ back the ties." - ' ighly Revelstoke, and in the, Kail way , . ... * . ' stoke "business. '., '*, '��������� / !i.:d Mining points, tributary toJSevol 01 JOB - 1"! _ S p.m sharp. VUliInc hrelhr"n cordially in\lted A. i IIXSON. W.M W. ti. lil I'.NEV, I'.cc.-SeC PLENTY OF MILK . 'i FOR everyone/:: ��������� Why poison your systems using Conclcnsed.Miik, done up in old rusty tin.cans? * * I C.. ' I ' when" you can buy purc^ ������' SALMON ARM K!LK at REVELSTOKE DAIRY. ������!' H. .HOLDICH ���������' ANALYTICAL CHEMIST , AND ASSAYER. \\ floralSchboloi Mine*--, London. Seven years '-MMorfa^Vort..,-Swansea. _ 1_7 jcars Cine! Craftsmen. Kootenay din i.i">vii������ ������^, ������=*-������*"*- ������������������- _������������������.-������������������ . ._ work with, but we know how to use tlieni. Call and see our .Samples and . you will perhaps be surprised to see the artistic and hmshed class of.work which-we i;an turn out. Prices graded'dowm to suit the'tnueP. .= KEW YEAR'S CAKES ! MEW YEAR'S CAKES ! FRUIT, PEEL, GROCERIES ' For people who like to make their own Cakes. The "St. James' Gazette" of London, England, says: "'King Edward has stunned society by placing the ban on Sunday entertainments of every sort and declined recently to leave Scotland I'or London on Sunday." God bless the Ivinp;! Would that his.represen- lativc i" Canada had ns much regard for lhe sanctity for the Day of God ! \l is common rumor in Ottawa that Siindny at Rideiiu Hall i.s a day for all kinds cf social festivities even to yiichtiiiK exclusions, paper eh'asws and the like. NOTICE Of ASSIGNMENT . H EDWARD TAXIDERMIST. - DEER HEADS, BIRDS, Etc. MOUNTED, ��������� Furs Cleaned and Pefaircd. ���������_,, JUST EAST OF PBESBYTERIAS CHI RCH Third Street. In Stock... A Warehouse full of lirit-cln**! Quality SUBSCRIPTION PRiCEv$2 PER YEAR, IM ADVANCE. TO LET Cottazc, torrcr Fourth Street and Orton j Avenue. For particulars apply l Foebis, The Mobont Back. to D. F. Dec23*tf Wheat, Oats, - r Short, Bran, Hay,, Coal. Prices away down for Spot Cash. J. C. HUTCHISON. NOTICE IS HEREHY GIVEN thnt Henry J. Ilourne, of RevclMoke, British Colinnblii, and I'rank II. Ilourne, of Nnkiisp,ltrlllsh Colunibin, currying on liu-iiii-is nt Itcvelstokc, Xnkli**p and New Demur a*, Ocnernl Merchants, under the llrm nnme ol Ilourne Ilrotliera, have by ileeil (luted the 10th miy ������������, .Inimnry, 100'J, ii**signoil nil their nnd ��������� ach ot their rent and pervinnl prfloorty whiyh miiy ho seized and ������������������old uiKlcrexeeution. for the general benefit nf creditors to Frederick Du^'Onil'i',' o'f llnro street, Vancouver, Merchant, and Arthur IVilllani Johnston, of WnLerStreet, Vancouver, 'Me-rchunt. A meeting of tlie creditors "is hereby: cnlled for Monday, the 2i)th day of'January, 1902, at the hour of lp.in. at the nflf&e of Messrs. Si. Grcenshlolds i-oii iS. Co., Water Street; Vancouver. All creditor;, arc required lo file with Arthur William Johnston, one of the Assignees full particulars of their claims and thc nature ol their securities, if nny, held .by them, an.l notice is hereby given that alter the first da ��������� of April the Assignees will proceed to distribute the ai-scls am ng the creditors, of whose debts or claims they ..shall have received notice, and that, they will not be responsible Ior thc assetsor any part thereof so distributed to any creditor of whose debt or claim they shall not then have received notice. wmmwm. U'I,ACES and BRAIDS f3 A large range of roint f.acc, d liuehe-Ki nnd llatlenburg ������J - Braids, Slam peri Dcs-lgni-, i������3 Stamped Linens, Embroider)' VfK Needle-, Hooks, ic. Vja Iterlin and Zephyr Wools, all t-M .shade.**, .Slipper boles, Valeu- SSS sciences Lace, Insertion. J Call at the , ,!������������������ a MADISON -PARLORS. Dated this 1 llh day of January, A.D., 1902. DA VIP, MARSHALL & MACNEIIL, Solicitors lor the Assignees. Misses Shcppard & Bell McKenzie Avenue oc23 ALEX. McLEAN & CO. Agents for the Mason &Jtiscli:Pianos 1 'OFFICE AT. ' J. McLeod's Residence, 'SECOND STREET, EAST.- REVELSTOKE,.B.C/ ' ! . i t W -p- if mam ,'!')������������������������������������ m -J \ .. MISTAKES May be nnide in wearing: Chest Protectors But yiMit* greatest mistake will liu nmde in not wearing one. They are a great preventative ul' cold nnd nobody should be without one when they can ������eL them so cheap at the CANADA DRUG & BOOK CO. Y. All Sizes and Prices. See them in om- window. NOTES OF NEWS Ash Wednesday. XV. B. Ponl returned from the l.'ii- cleun on Sunday eveniug. ' ���������Fresh eggs at A.N. Smith's. Mrs. C. J. \Vilke������intends re-opening: her kindergarten tbe first Monday in March. There will b������ service in St. Peter's church this evening at* 7.;!l) followed by choir practice. There are i few mora cases of iiie.mlea this week hut the medical men lout i'or a second rush iu :i few days. Thc Herald icgrets to learn that Wright Poiritt. tha photographer, is laid up with rhewnnlUni at the Orental hotel. .Miss Gertrude Nicholson, who has l������*en staying with her sister. .Mrs. \V. Mower, has returned to her home in lleoillewaat.���������Trail Naws. Special services appropriate to Ash Wednesday were held in the Catholic: church this morning, most of the members of'the congregation being presBiit. Lost.���������At the opera house on the* night of the 10th, a steel grayjovercoiit, with a* pair of rubbers ������nd a pair of kid gloves in the pockets. Finder will oblige by leaving same at this oflice. D. tiallicano, owner of the stoi'a between Mrs.Lauder's and the Madiir* Parlors, has given D. McCarthy a contract to pull back the present building snd put a new one in front of it. c A meeting of the council of tha Board of Trade will be held at 8 k. to night in N6.'2 fire hall; to receive the reports * of committees, instruct tbe delegates to Ottawa and other business. ���������Fresh butter at A. N. Smith's. M. Grady is extending an open invitation to everybody to attend a housewai-ining dance, which* he is giving next Tuesday, Feb. 18th, to celebrate the opening of hi? fine new ���������hotel at St. Leon Hot Springs.'- The ladies of the Catholic church held* a meeting at the residence of Mrs. C. .T. Wilkes on Monday when it was decided to hold a sale of work in aid of the church in the* early* spring. The ladies are busy sewing and expect to have a good collection of useful and fancy articles. '������������������ ~' ���������Fresh Groceries at A. N. Smith's 3. E. W. Thompson, of the firm of Morris, Thompson & Co., left by Tues- dry'a train - for Kavelstoke, being interested in some mineral properties about 20 miles north of that town in ' the Big Bend. Mr. Thompson may possibly extend his trip to the Territories or to Winnipeg.���������Phoenix Pioneer. ' L. Ellerman, a professional electrician, recently of the C. P. R. simps here, has taken iv contract from the city to put onr flre alarm system in ���������shape and starts to work on the job. Mr. ��������� Ellerman was at one time in charge ofthe fire alarm system in the city of Copenhagen, Denmark. He has agreed to fix our system up in shape for the sum of 858. We have lately imported the choicest varieties of tlie above in bulk, ancl are selling at 75(. pgf ID. {g) Highest Award at the World's Fair. :a?m?mromromimmm������mro?!ffTrow*2 DO YOU WANT =-*-e������. ^8 LUSVSBER^S^'S 3 RUBBERS. 31 ������������������o We are selling them off at a liberal Discount. ;^������g DO YOU WANT I^S ANYTHING IN THE'.** Eg CLOTHING LINE ? 3������ You will find Our Store the Best Place to Buy. :__3 Our Prices are reasonable and our goods cannot "^ be excelled. -<*������ Red Cross =^ Drugstore y>>#^##^J^^������^>������������>>J^^^>������>J������.������_������.Jl Brotherhood of Trainmen. Tlie general committee of the Trainmen has been holding its biennial meeting in Winnipeg during the past week, the district represented being the west division, extending from Fort William to Laggan and Cranbrook. The business of the committee was mostly relating to organization. In the election of ollieers retiring Chairman A. W. Johns proved thai, he still retains the confidence of the brotherhood ; he was re-elected lo the chaitinatishipof the western division. Vici'-Chiiirman CD. Hunt, Cranbvook, secretary, A. A. Smith. Medicine Hut. Other delegates present were: A. A. niennerhassett, Fort;Williani: E. XV. Johnston, Rat Portage: W. lirocU, Winnipeg: C. Card, Brandon; W. Simmington, Moose Jsw. Business wus through and the comnnttie dispersed ������n Wednesday.���������Voice. Card of Thanks. We tender our heartfelt gratitude to the friends who have shown us so much sympathy during our hour of sorrow nnd tribulation, especially to those who t)y thuir unremitting attention at the beside of the late Jas. T. Guerin did so much to assuagu his, sufferings. S.MIA1I H. GUKKIN. W������i. M. Brown.; Notice. All members of the Royal Scarlet Knights are urgently requested to attend a meeting of the Chapter to ba held at I.O.O.F. hall, on .Saturday evening, Feb. loth inst. AU Sir Knights, visiting or otherwise, wil please accept this as a personal invi- ation. W, G. BlTtNEY, C. H. NOVELTY PHOTOS 1 niKki* all stylos of I'imto Kutc, Brooches. l*ins, I. c. V.-n* .Stnest ric- !>ijjns. I copy any _iliotoi(_* was furnished by the Kevelstoke orchestra and the supper hy A. N. Smith. \ The following is a list, of the costumes: Mesdamep���������McPherson, Cupid. Forbes, Tyrolienne. Sibbald, Italian Dancing Girl. Taylor. Dolly Varden. Scott, Wntteau Sbeperdess. E. H. S. McLean, .Marie Antoinette. Atkins, Queen Marguerite, of Valois Didisheim. Japanese. Holten, Bo-Peep. RisUen. Carmen. MeCarter, Pink. Shaw, Delnrnn. "Dunne. Mother Shipton. Van Home, Rose Tree. Ii. A. Brown. Scotch Thistle. Hobbins, Maditma Pompadour. Dupont, Spanish D.-inciup Giil. Hughes, Rose Btieh. . Kincaid ,-Spri ng! L. H. Buck, Summer. XV. Winsor, OnilerilU. F. H. Freiz. Evening Star. W. G. Birney, .Sailor CirL Blake. Early Spring. Wilkinson, Flower Girl. Kilby, Spanish Dancer. 1). E. Jackson. Gypsy. J. McLean, Folly. Koisrll, Lady uf20t.li Century. M.-\nR.M()l.**kl.l.i:s --Stephenson. South ern Hello. A. K������id. The Sqim**'.*. Daughter. Winnie Daniel*,-. Slianu-ock. f Union. Study in Scat let. L'litiuen. Itride. lioytl, Giiod-Luck. CAPITAL AND FUNDS .1*38,365,000. . REVENUE : 5.714.000. DOMINION DEPOSIT 211.700. ^gkezetts. SIBBALD & FIELD, Revelstoke/ B. C. 7iiiiiiiUiUiiiiiiiliiiiMiiiiiMUUMiUiii R. M. Diilicloti.*. HDll S'.irprlsinijly Pleiiiani nre Mccormick's CHocolates and Creams lhe flavor l 11 nsnr pulped. The r|iiallt>* ly the lx-.it. The i/rli'i' the most popular��������� 50 CENTS A POUND nipped Almond**-,-..*., mul v.r. per Hi. Walter Bews, Phm. B. DriiKKlKt ������rid Stationer, Brown Block. Telephone .8. Clarey, Gypsy Girl. Callin, It is not all Gold That Glitters. S. McCallum, Purity. Jean Orr, San Fny. Jessie Ore, Aliss Li Hung Chang. Shepard, Fairy Queen. - Hell and Dunn. Mimical Twins. Smart,"Anne Holeyn. ' "' Quipp, Liberty. Duncan, Queen of Heaits. Temple, Egyptian Princess. Edgar. Maid of Erin. M. McCalltun, Queen ot Diamonds. Jones, Queen of Hearts. Uolton, Strathcona Sister. Fraser, Gypsy. Spnrling, Helen of Troy. Christeson, and Paulson, Girls in nine. Cao, Dolly Varden. mf.sshs. ��������� Capt. T. E. L.Taylor U. No. 5. T. Downie. Oriental Prince. , D.'T. Forbes, English Rustic. XV. A. Foote. Hindoo Pi-incD. J. M. Scott. Henri 11 of France. Dr. Cross, Wang XV. Winsor, Sgt Garrison Artillery. C. R. McDonald, Sailor. Jas. Taylor. (Arrowhead) Mexican. F. H. Fretz, German Dude. 11. Temple and C. Cao, Royal Car.- adians. K. Dodd. Sairey Gamp. B. Atkins, Flannelled-Fool at the Wicket. ~FrG:TBrown~CXLVaIit;rr-i" "'" lii=' G. F RisLeeu, A Coon Town Swell. XV. G. George, Incroyable. Capt. D. Paul Hughes, Little Dick. Ilogaii Alley. Arthur Crowe, Study in Scarlet. XX'. Smythe, Prince of Honolulu. ' J. Callin, Little Dick, Hogan Alley, R. Smythe, Oriental Pr;e.*������t. Ai tii ur Smith, Prince of xiv Century. W. G. nirney, "Man (YXV.M-'* Man.' T. 0. Carey, Velvet Consticr, ,K. E. Haiti ry, Louis XI v. Vitn Home, Monk. Geo. Ward, Xavy. \V. C. Calhoun, Knight H.J. Clarke. K. M. 11. f). K. Jackson, Solomon Levi, F. Hooley, Strnthcona Horse. Dr. ffHorgP, Naval Itestrvc. A. C. Hollow ay, Di'gnised Gentleman. ���������I. Armstrong, Page. 3. Sumner, Cuban Admiral. J. Fraser, Butcher. It. S. Irwin, Knight Templar. , G. B. Brock. Sir Walter Raleigh. Dr. Lazier, Cricketer. J. II. Robinson, Black Domino. Amongst the .it-ei lutoni in the gallery we noticed Mesdnmes Tempi*:. Cross, Curtis, A. Solloway. C.it*rntlierp, Clark, Wilkes. L. Solloway. Spnrling, I'atmoio, Newman,' Bolton. Robinson; Misses Baker, N. Bukfr, H. Leveqtte, E. Leveque. .Sawyer, Dunne, K. Paget. .f^3" UNION r=������Qr m Cigar Factory REVELSTOKE, B.C. H. A. BROWN, Prop. Brands: " OUR SPECIAL and THE UNION Agents Wanted!!! Lady or Gentleman!! To represent the old reliable London St Lancashire Life. The Children's Endowment, and ten paymeut bond policies, etc. Most parents " are. willing tn give their boys a start in life by taking an endowment made payable at age 30, paying the premium unt.il the boy i.s able to carry it himself. " , GEO. D. SCOTT, Manager for B.C.���������Noithwest.- Yukon Vancouver, B. C. CT or HMHOHPWIWS Grand Opening Celebration I have much pleasure in extending an open invitation to attend thc celebration of the opening of my new Hotel at St. Leon Hot Springs on Tuesday, Pel). 1 Sth. Dancing will begin at 8 p.m. .HP^wiiir���������i��������� _ WI. GRADY. Certificate of Improvements IMPERIAL II., IMPERIAL FRACTION AHD 8URPRISE MINERAL CLAIMS. S:t ate in thk kkv>.i.htoxk mixing Dlvinldii of West Kooleimy I)l*ttrli:t. Wliere I.ocalfrl: On Keystone Momitiilii, Bit? Bt*n*l. no������r Downl'i.Crecx. 1 TAKE NOTICE thnt I, tieti. H. M.Cnr *r I acllng uh ineli I (or J. I). UrHlnun, Kri-c Min. r'n ! Ortinciitc No. I). :t7M ami for W. II. Vlekurt Kree Miner'a Certlfiole No. liOHat, Intend lid rlnv-ijrom the date hereof to npplv to tin* Mining Keeorder for Ccrtlfleatus of'Improve* innnl*! for the purpose of obtnlnliiK Crown Grant*! of ihealxive rlalinn. AND YVHTllKK TAKK NOTICE lliat acHon undpr Section 37, mUBt I>c (omuicnfuil hi-roro lhe l-iiUMioe of jiuch Certificate of Iinprovo ment". Dated this lutlidayof February. A.IJ. IMW. P������b li-il Q������o. S. McOartor. Kin������ Eiiwnnl he'll his Hrst leve-5 as KinK yesteulHy. Work h;is stiirted rebtiililing in Pnterson, N. 3. TheConsoIulntcd Copper Compnny nf Pm ry Sound him hern org.uiii.ed nnd will is9iie $5,000,000 in slvires. One man was killed, one injured, several cam liurned and a lot of live stock slaughtered as a r������iult of a colliiion of freight trains near lluyg- ville. Pa., on ilonday. ���������** in 3*5^J ACES and RrAIDS $ >y? A lnrne ran^e of I'oint f,Rrc Iinohe.HH anil llaitenlmri.' Ilralds, Stamped IieiiKii" HlBmpciI Mni-ni, Kmliroldcrv Neodlcs, Hooka, Ac * Ilerlln and Zephyr Wool, aii nhadcK, Slipper Soles. Valcn* Mclenccsl.ace, Insertion. Call at ���������������������* ._��������� 8$ ft. MADISON :PARLORS. Misses Sheppard & Bell McKentle Avenue oc23 w we can and do compete with all ready-made goods, and all other tailors. Ladies' Tailored Suits to Order! J". IB. ajR/ESS^A-JSr,-��������� miMi The Art Tailor, Mackenzie Ave. "'���������-.���������. oe Sale FURNITURE GOODS must be sold ut cost in orrier to inakt* room for ��������� another large car of Furniture, which* will he here shortly, call and see if we can't arrange to supply you. Now is your opportunity to turnish cheap. REVELSTOKE FURNITURE CO'Y. I HAYB XT I. The largest, stock of the laUst WATCHES,.; CLOCKS, KINGS, SILVER WARE, CUT GLASS, FASHIONABLE JEWELR.Y, Etc. My many years' experience enables me to buy goods at the right prices, enabling me to sell to the public at reauonable prices. WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. ' SIBBALD & FIELD, ^LC3-B32STTS ^OH Real Estate .iff C. V. K. TOWNSITE, MARA TOWN8ITK. OERRAKD TOWN9ITE. CAMBORNE TOWNSITK, PINT A1VIPI A T -i C*ln������|l������' Permanent A Western rill All til AL- \ F' ^f11,*.'1* Mortgage Corjioratlon. ) ������' n|ierlal Hro. Caledonian Flre. Atlaa Fire. Canadian Hrc. Wercantllo Flre. Northern Flre. nuardlnn Ure. Manchester Flre. Great West Life. Ocean, Acrldunt and Uuarantee. Confederation I.He .Ciiimdian Accident Assurance Oo. Connecticut Fire HOUSES FOR SALE AND RENT. CONVEYANCINQ. J. D. SIBBALD, Notary Public. KEVELSTOKE. II. C. CHAS. AI. FIELD. ���������f_������) m Wiped Out That's what the man* said who wasn't in- mired. A small payment - every two or three years would have enabled him to say LOSS FULLY COVERED INSURANCE y Optional with you, of coui-k.*, which you want to say, but wa would strongly advise you to carry some insurance. Your card will bring you full informationas tocost. 4 '*.<' '������������������jf'i ��������� V. 1 ���������f; yi ��������� ���������0 LEWIS BROS. ���������REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. NOTARIES PUBLIC. liVl 'St'l hitt m A-l 1'S i-{\ m 11 i *3 ���������a