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H.\nTHK MhiTI',.nA* VAiiliUil.\nRich in Agricultural Resources.\nKino Fruit Country With ban\nAreas ol Timber.\nThe Kootenay valley Is un olovutci\nregion, most of tlie nren having nn\nelevation of from 1.500 tn a.r.nti feet\nabove sen level.\nThe valley of the Kooteuay ex\ntonds in a northerly direction Iroi\nthe international boundary to win\nderniere, a distance of about Ul\nmiles, with a soil ho fertile thu\neverything grows luxiirieutly, am.\nwhere many happy homes are found\nstock raising i* carried ou to a\nconsiderable extent and is a profitn\nbio business.\nThe mountain Hides uiul beticlie.\nafford splendid grazing in the Bum\nmer, ami the soil is so productlvi\nthat hay in abundance for wintc\nfeeding is to be had for the cutting\nThe mountain sides are heavily\ntimbered with pine, taiimrae and\ntir, whicli with the advent of the\nKootenay Central Railway will make\nlumbering a prominent industry.\nDurinK the pust year large tructs uf\ntimber has been secured by capitalists from the government, nlso Iron)\nthe (.'anadian Pttcitic Railway Company, with a view of producing lumber on a large scale as soon us the\nnecessary transportation is afforded\nby the construction of a railway\nthrough the valley.\nThere is an unlimited supply of\nwater, and there is enough water\npower going to waste to supply\npower to every mine ami lumbering\ncamp in the district, witli ample\npower for ull purposes.\nAll kinds of vegetables and grain\ngrow in abundance, and the mines\nfurnish u constantly increasing mar\nket for produce of all kinds,\nAs tine and well flavored apples,\nand small fruits as can be found in\nBritish Columbia are ruised in tin\nKootenuy valley. The soil and\nclimate being just suited for apples\nand kindred fruits. The Frost Investment Co., hnve secured 1200\nacres of tine fruit lands near Wasa,\nwhich has heen subdivided into ten\nacre lots. Tlie coinpuny have also\nsecured a water right on Wasa creek,\nand will this summer construct an\nirrigation ditch, which will have a\ncapacity sufficient to irrigate the\nentire 1200 acres.\nThe climate for ten months in the\nyear is unexcelled. The summer is\nlong and pleasant. It is warm\nwithout being hot, and is always\nhealthy and invigorating. The winters are not rigorous, and no deep\nsnowfall, and there is no freezing\nblizzards like those of Alberta and\nManitoba.\nstratum the province has learned to\n\u2022xpert surpluses, und will not he\nllBUppolnted so loug us the present\nnlnistors aro ill power. Nelson Canadian\n,,r.W BRUNSWICK BLBOT10NS.\nSt. John, N. B., Fob, 25, This U\nouiination day for seats in the Pro\n\u25a0uciul Legislature, preparatory U\nlie elections to be held on Man\n3rd. 'I'he last legislature was u..\nolved by Ueuti-nuut-i.nvernor Twt\nie on January lf.3rd.\nPEOPLE YOU .MAY KNOW.\nTn FORM LABOR PARTY.\nNew York, Feb., 29. An appeal t<\nthe American Federation of Labor tt\nissue a cnl] lor a national enliven\ntion, io organize an Independent\npolitical movement, will he mude a\nspecial order of business at a meeting of the Centrnl Federated Unloi\ntomorrow.\nORE SHIPMENTS,\nThe following is the list of ore\nshipments from mines iu the Cran\nbrook district for the past week and\nyear to date:\nSiillivnn 600 4.500.\nSt. Eugene 634 4.079.\nNortii Star 92 512.\nTotal 1.386\n9.081.\nTHK BUDGET SPEECH.\nThe Minister of Finance made his\nBudget speech in the House yesterday, says the Vancouver Province,\nand we present a full report of it\nthis morning. Captain Tatlow\nmakes his points so clearly and succinctly that it is needless to attempt\na surnmury of them, and therefore,\nfor particulars of what he said, we\nrefer our readers to the speech itseli\n8peaking of it generally, it must be\npronounced highly satisfactory. He\nwas able to congratulate tbe province upon its expanding revenue and\nto show that this is likely to be permanent. He was in a position to\ndraw a very interesting picture of\ntbe conditions of provincial industries and business generally and to\nmention matters which are full of\npromise for the future.\nIn Captain Tatlow tbe province is\nvery fortunate in possessing n minister who aims at results, and is\nable tu accomplish them. As the\nyears go on his duties become more\nonerous because the problems to be\ndealt with become more serious and\nthe sums involved larger, but he dis*\nplays an aptitude for his tusk that\nhas rarely been equalled and never\nbeen surpassed by nuy one who has\nheld his portfolio. He exhibits n\ndevotion to his work that is worthy\nof the highest praise. His industry,\nhis fairness, and his grasp of the de\ntails of tlie provincial li nances are\nreadily conceded by all, und by mine\nmore so than by his political opponents,\nThe province is very much to be\ncongratulated upon the showing\nwhich the Finance Minister was able\nto make. It spoke volumes for tin1\ncapable manner in which the affairs\nof the country have been curried on.\nThe contrast between conditions us\nthey were when the present administration took ollice is remarkable,\nThen the province was financially\nembarrassed and the banks were\npressing it. Now it. has an ovor\n(lowing treasury and is able uot only\nto payoff its debts as they mature\nbut to retire loans in advance of\nmaturity, aud yet there is plenty of\nmoney for necessnry public works.\nCaptain Tetlow's remarks in regard\nto business conditions und the progress of the province generally make\ninteresting reading nt a time when\nin so many parts of the continent\ndoubt and uncertainty prevail. The\nbudget speech ought to have an excellent effect in a business way. It\nwill undoubtedly greatly straighten\ntbe government in the confidence of\ntbe country.\nMETHODIST CHURCH .MARCH 1.\nChildren's Service ut eleven; all\njoys and girls especially invited.\nAt the Men's Own nt ;i-3<), the subject will be St. David and the Welsh\npeople.\nThe subject for tbe evening sermon will be:\n\"A TROUBLED CONSCIENCE.\"\nA short song service will proceed\nthe evening service to which all are\ninvited to attend.\nTuesilny, I'niyer service ut X p.m.\nWednesday, Epworth League devotional service.\nBASKET HALL AT THK GYM.\nBasket Ball is still drawing large\nc(owds at the Gymnasium, and there\nwas the usual huge audience ut the\ngumc on Tuesday night between the\nBunks and the .Maple Leal's. This\ngame, was fast from the start, and\nplayers on both teams did good work\nThe Maple Leaf's were off in shooting, but for this the game might\nliuve resulted in their favor. The\nBunks won, the score being 12 to 8.\nFriday's game between the Athletics\nand Mens Own was the last scheduled game, but there nre five more\ngames besides this, including one\npostponed game between the Maple\nLeaf aud the Men's Own, two friendly games between the Athletics, Maple Leaf, and .Men's Own, and the\nprotested games between the Maple\nLeaf, and Banks, and the Maple\nLeaf and Athletic. All these games'\nre sure to be fast and exciting, and\ngood Basket Ball will be played.\nGames on Tuesday und Friday\nevenings at S-.lu.\nMATTERS POLITICAL.\nIt is said that the Grit machine\nhas been tixed. The Dominion\ngrease factory has been tapped.\nThe Dominion elections ure in\nsight, because the Government at\nOttawa is out with another bunco\ngame, the courts of the province,\nhelping Japanese coolies to enter\nBritish Columbia.\nIt is stated that Duneun Boss, tin-\nLiberal standard bearer for Yale-\nCariboo, and Big Bill Galliher of the\nKootenays, have as much chance of\nbeing re-elected, as does F. J. Deane\nof being appointed ambassador to\nChina, or Fred. Simpson to the\nsenute.\nVisitors Here and There.- People\nWho Come to Crnnbrook und\nThose Who (Jo Away.\nChoice Malaga Grapes at Stewarts\nA. .1 Hudson of Marysville was at\nthe Cosmopolitan Thursday.\n0. F. Stevenson of l-Vrnie was iu\ntown Thursday.\nMis Men-Inner of Fernie was a\ngliost at lh*' Cranbrook Thursday.\n.1. It. .Manning of Cowley was ill\nthe eiiy Thursday.\nMrs. Oslhc of Mnrysville wus in\nthe city Thursday.\nPaul Hundley of Murvsville was in\nthe city Friday.\nII. II Dinimock of Moyie wus in\ntown Friday.\nChoice Hot House Lettuce at\nStewarts today.\nMr. ami Mrs. K. Feagan of Marys\nville were Crnnbrook visitors Thurs\nduy.\nA large number of Golden people,\nwere looking for that Crnnbrook\nbunch of curlers lust week.\nMrs. Win. Forsyth came down\nfrom Kimberley Monday and remained three days visiting old friends.\nof Calgary was a\nduring the lust\nMrs. Donahue\nCranbrook Visit)\nfew days.\nChus. Mackay, president of the\nCambrian Mining Co., of Moyie was\nin town for several days this week.\nA meeting of the Farmers Institute\nwill be held on Saturday in the Government building at 8-30 p.m..\nM. A. Beale, of Beale & Elwell,\nwas transacting business at Moyio\nThursday\nDo your washing with the New\nCentury Washing machine. We have\nthem! Patmore Bros.\nMiss Schwnrtzhoff of Kernie was\nregistered at the Cosmopolitan on\nThursday.\n.Malaga Grapes at Stewarts today.\nIt is reported that tbe Lord's Day\nAlliance will form an association ut\nCranbrook in the near future.\nIt is reported thut Police Magistrate R. A. Anderson has resigned\nand will go into the real estate and\ninsurance business.\nOtis Staples, president. of the\nStaples Lumber Co., of WyclilTe was\nin the city during tbe early part of\nthis week.\nD. J. Johnson returned Thursdny\nfrom High Itiver having completed u\ncontract for building a station for\nthe C, P. B. near that town.\nThe Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Boiiltoti\nfrom Moyie will conduct special services ut Marysville and Wycliffe next\nweek in the Methodist Church.\nOn Thursday, Contractor Geo. R.\nLeask & Co., were engaged In putting in a large plate glass front in\nthe Cigar and Tobacco store of\nClint. Maedonald.\nFresh Spinach at Stewarts today.\n0. Boss Tate was down from Leth-\ni i oiaC bl nutiL REPORT.\nThe following is the report iron\ntbe public schools lor tho month o\nFelirnarv.\nDIVISION I\n(F, B, Anderson Teacher.)\nTotal Attendance 181-\nAverage Attendance .... 21 20,\nNumber pupils in Attendance \u2014'-\nPERFECT ATTENDANT Iv\n.May Anthony, Jcbi le Kenned;.\nKutlo l i>. Lillian Leask, Data;\nMcCallum. Mary Pnlmer, Louis,\nRollins, Maud Short, Helln Taylor,\nFlorence Wood. Sprj Mi.lT.H, Hal\nvoy Dickson,\nDIVISION ll\nuMiss Caldwell,Toucher)\nTotal Attendance 529\nAverage Attendance 24 20\nNumber ill AttcnuaniT 2S.\nPERFECT ATTENDANCE,\nEdith Anthony, Rachel Burdgott,\nMildred ('line JobIo Druinmond,\nRose Dumont. Irene Deacon, A it Inu\nFowler, Harold Hickenbotham, Char\nlie Morrison, .lessi. Murgatrold,\nBertranr Murgatroid, Mamie Mac\nkay, Dave Keid.\nDIVISION III\n(Miss Taylor, Teacher, i\nTotnl Attendance 646.\nAverage Attendance 82 30,\nNumber in Attendance 36.\nPERFECT ATTENDANCE,\nEdltli Addorly, Nathan Bnrnhurt,\nBong Bearlie, Martha Bennett, Bvn\nConnely, Francis Drummond, Kathleen Dumont, Gordon Fowler. Carl\nGill, Jack Huslum, Andy Patterson\nDIVISION IV.\n(Miss Ross, Teacher.)\nTotnl Attendunce 1035.\nAverage Attendance 50 75.\nNumber in Attendance 55,\nPERFECT ATTENDANCE.\nWilly Bovey, Bert Heard, Arthur\nBowness, Molford Carson, Wanda\nFink, Gerald Dulmage. Clifford Finley, Alex. Dickson, Gladys Hicken\nnot ham, Grade Higgins, ('a mi lie\n(.odderas, William Moore, lnuis\nHill, Alice Wood, Gertie Heard,\nDIVISION V.\n(Miss Hall, Teacher.)\nTotal Attendance 7.\"*...\nAverage Attendance '.,1-W.\nNumber in Attendunce l'l.\nPERFECT ATTENDANCE.\nGrace Bardgett, Valerie DoGrace,\nFred. Dumont, Gladys Johnson\nMen-it Leask, Dorothy Mackay.\nHelen McKiustrv. Uninsioril Parks,\nWong Ship, Wing Tom, Kllen Wil\nbird.\nDIVISION Vi.\n(Miss Fruser, Teacher.)\nTotal Attendance 887.\nAvernge Attendunce 44-35.\nNumber in Attendance 50.\nPERFECT ATTENDANCE.\nMyrtle Bovey, Bradford Carson,\nMilo Druinmond. Violet Dumont,\nBertha Gill, Alberta McLean, Muriel Patmore, Harold Patton, Willie\nPrudeii, Ethel Reed, Sam. Whittaker\nEDITORIAL COMMENT.\ni Xtensiotl ot the H, <\\\nplred several y.'.u - ago\nouthern ex-\nIn 1900 it\n'T.R.L.\" Leech's History. |waa the Intention **\\ the Company\nto Keep n alive, m fact -st.innl i\nIN METHODIST CHURCH.\nEDITORIAL COMMENT.\nFinance Minister Tat low's budget,\nspeech will be received with general\ngratification. Reduction of the public debt out of surplus revenue must.\nhave tho effect of improving tho\ncredit of the province, und the almost certain prospect or continued\nsurpluses amply justifies the under\ntaking of new public Works for dev\nelopmont which in turn will cause\nturthor increase in the revenue. The\nera of continuous deficits, with new\nloans to pay maturing debts, which\nwas tbo lot of British Columbia for\nmany years before tbe advent of the\nMcBride government, Is a thing of\nthe pant. Under Conservative ndmin\nPoliticians concede that nearly the\nentire west will go Conservative tu\nthe coining Dominion elections.\nThe Liberals can send their campaign literature through the mulls\nwithout imying postage. This is a\ngreat cinch over the Tory Opposi\ntiou.\nThese days are cool and pleasant,\nbut will be considered \"Bed Hoi\"\nwhen compared with the reception\nthat awaits the \"Dig Seven\" of\nto the people of this province tor re save you money\nlection. i Patmoro Bros.\nbridge last Saturday on business.\nBoss, looked well on Saturduy night,\nin a bloomer costume fastened to a\nrope. He never let go.\nRov. W. M- Rochesto\nwestern\nBig Temperance Meeting. Rev. U.S.\nMagee Gives History ot Moral\nReforms.\nThere was n large attendance at\nthe Temperance meeting Thursday\nnight. The Band of Hope were\nthere in full force, and several of the\nchildren gave some good recitations.\nThe Bally Cry was well received\nwhich was composed id a little verse\nalluding to the principles of the B.\nO. H. After devotional exercises\nthe Pastor introduced the speaker,\nRov. H. S. Magee, the field secretary\nof the Moral Reform department of\nthe Methodist Church of Canada.\nFor one hour be held the lurge au.\ndience with capital interest on the\nsubject ol Prohibition for British\nColumbia.\nHe outlined the historical circuiu-\noore, associate secretary will au- t|ie teaching of Jesus, and that the\n\u25a0ess a public meeting in the Bap- pre8ent Hoeial und religious move-\nst Church on Thursday ovoning m6n( (,j|1M bv ..\u201e.,\u201e, tjl(, rcVjva| ,,t\nstances which culled into being th-\ndepartment of Temperance and Mor\nnl reform in the churches, showing\nthat the great sociul und religious\nmovement which blessed the world\n.in the eighteenth century wns the re-\nsecietary of the Lord's Day Alliance Bult of tp0 rt.-discoverv of tbe great\nof Canada, and the Bex. S. Albert 1 prtnctpnl of Individual salvation in\nMoure, associate ' \" \"l\ndr\nt\nMarch 5th. Une twentieth century is the result\n~ ,. _,,.,.., of the rediscovery of the import of\nThe durability of a KOOTENA\\th0 teucllIng or )TeBUa ft8 to the\nRANGE makes the lust cost n sec-' th h j , t,\nomary consideration. Lor sale by I ponfl|MUtIw ot the whole com.,...\nSAW MILL MENI Have your U|tjr. This movement Ib ethical in\nBlower Systems put in tirst class j' * nature, und the challenge to the\nBritish Columblu when thev appeal Icondition for the season. We can church today, is to apply herself to\n111111 l ,,|imi\"1'1 U\"IM >\"\u2022\u2022 'Mi1'1 ^ u^ i|lP solution of social problems.\nMr. Magee. then passed into a con\n Bldoratlon of the Drink problem\nT\u00ab QTTM IN VilHPF lwhidl l'1\"lll,,|,-es attention today, ns\nlb MILL IN Vl)\\\\hh doea no othor. Four institutions\n absolutely essential to tbo well boing\nNatal Act Stands Against All \u00b0< u\u00bb -u-tioj, iuc, tho homeyiio\nBut Japanese. boX| ;nalntulnC(| -,\u201e t\u201e0., integrity.\n The drink traffic stnmlH us tlio opon\nVancouver. ftoh. -'''. Tho enemy of thom, therefore, In onloi\nNuliii Act is still in Force, to become a groat nation, wo must\n,, i, ,, , \u2022 \u25a0 r ,i,,. ihu away tho iiiiuk trafllc, i,\u00ab\\\nFo lowing the decision ol tl '':!,,,\u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e \u2022\u201e,\u201e,,.\u201e, wlli,,\u201e ,,\u201e\u201e\u201e, ,\t\nChiei Justice there Is n wwe Plghl ,,\u201e. ,,\u201e. ,\u201e,h|\u201e. juntos ol the\nspread und erroneous ideti unit|nation conhl not be applied ta tho\nthe Natal Act is killed. TheIliquor trnlllc, bocam r tho osaon\nChief Justice, however did not,|tially corrupt nature of the business\niloiil wilh the Nil-1 il I Ael from its rendering H mPOMlble ol control\n, , \u25a0 . ii and also iH-r.nisc ilo system ol eon\nconstitutional standpoint lie tro, m|| ,lk\u201e r,K,lt \u201e.lml lfl ,,\nsimply pointed mil Innl Inu Lily wrong.\nNatal Ael was in operation Tho sponlicr then outll I the l.o\nagainst the Japanoso owlno to cnl option method as i linn in\nHi... existing treaty lo which pr.ihibii.ion in othor pt ., m \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\nPhe Laurier Government is Bulling\nrefuily, watting for the fog to lift\nin British Columbia, mnl then there\nwill be something doing, tho ship ol\nstate is doomed, the barnacled old\nship bus struck mi Imported Japan*\nese rock, anil will be benched near\ntho Jap colony at tho terminus ol\nthe (J. T. I'.\nThe nomination of M. s. McCarthy\nM. P., of Calgary us the Conservative candidate for tho Calgary riding\nis a guarantee of success. The Calgary Herald, is an independent paper\nand the following excerpt from a recent editorial, shows how Mr. Me*\nCarthoy stands in bis constituency.\n\"It is questionable whether Uir Wilfrid Laurier could enme Into Calgary and beat M. S, McCartney, no\nBtrongly is he entrenched in ils affections. At the same time ('onset*\nvutives will require to remombor\nthat the Liberals have done n lot of\ngood work since the lust election\nand are preparing for tho hardest\nbuttle of their lives. The only danger to the Conservative cause in\nthis riding is over confidence.\nDuring the paat year Grit news-\npapers in this province hnve been engaged in telling tho story of the\nnucoesfl of the Chinese bend tax.\nThis year, nnd in the future they\nMontreal Gaaetto; The appoint'\neul to supervise the distribution 0.\nneed grain In Saskatchewan, of K.K\nA Leech wns reMly not a rensonu\nhie cause for the surpriRc that was\nexpressed in purllameul Mi Leocl\nwas n prominent worker in tho Lib\nernl part) nl Manitoba. When tin\nparliamentary gonoral olcol Ions ol\nnoi were being propared lor thi\nvoter's llntH ol the constituencies It\ni lie province were sent to him foi\nalon. Hu held no official poBl\ni mn in tho nor\\ Ieo ol tin' government\nhad uo iii'lii whatever to touch tin\nloeu me nts connected with tin' votln.\nHe hud knowledge, however, ol tin\npulltlcal c plexlon ol districts li\nbe provineo, and tins in- used ...\nporpotrntlng whal wna known as thi\ned lino outrages. The matter hn\n'Hen been dtsctiflBod in parliament\nMr. Leech or those working undoi\niis direction drew red lines through\nhe unmet! of known or presumed\n,-oicrs, mn] ilisfrmiehiscd thom, In\nPortngo lu Prairie,1.395 names wen\nirased; In Selkirk, i.-im; names; in\nLiHirnr, 1.181 names; and so on,\nThese mimes hud 1 n ict.ni.irly put\nm tho lists by iln' proper ollicers,\nthe lists hud been sent to in Inw.i\nnd duly printed, Their removal by\npartisan ael Ing for i ho Liberal\nmachlno wus mi outrage that would\nliuve provoked widespread denuncln\nLion in any community not rotten\nwith partisan bigotry, In this pnr\ni [cular cose, I lie Immediate resull\nwnfl the appointment ol Mr. Leech\nto a $2,000 a year position under the\ngovornmont of Cnnnda, The parti\nin eonl ml needs such men to help it\nin retaining its control of tho sab\nof Limber limits, the leasing of graft\nIng I.mds, lhe disposal of grants, ti\nspeculative colonization companies,\netc. It needs them also when il\ngoes Into the Held of charily, in or\ndor thai in the distribution dI thi\nnation's money anything in the way\nof party profit thut parti\/unship can\nmnite sure of will be secured. The\nappointment is exactly what, was to\nhave been looked for. Lnurlorlsn\nwould have been untrue to Laurlei\nhud anything else been done.\nWill Cranhrook bo well represented\nat (he Dominion Fair at Culgary\nthis year? It can do no bettor in\ntbe way of advertising our resources\nthan in sending a splendid mineral,\nLumbering und agricultural exhibit.\nThis matter should receive tho nn\nmediate attention of the citizens oi\nthe Cranhrook district.\nThis is the unanimous word of all\nour friends in distant lands, \"Tin\nProspector is as good as a letter\nfrom home.\nA number id citizens in this dis\ntrict have received a touch of \"High\nLife\" in the shape of tax demands\nfrom the assessor. Some of these\ndemands ure considered rather high,\nand there is some cussin \"agin\" the\ngovernment.\nA worn out polll Iclnn is like n\nworn out' watch. He is no good\nwhen he nets so that be don't run\nwell.\nThcOntnrio government hns sent, n\nprotest to the Laurier govornmonl\nagainst the conclusion of any treaty\nwith the United Slates which would\nlimit the volume of water to be\ntaken from Niagara Polls for powor\npurposes.\nEnormous pressure has been\nbrought to bear on the Postmaster\nGeneral by the powerful I big daily\nnewspapers, resulting in the roduc\nins of the postage on papers going\nto the United States. The amend\ned regulation is all right for the big\ncity daily, but the country weekly\nis filched from as heretofore.\nDuring the Russo Japanese war,\ntho Japanese undoubtedly carried\ne very th inn before them, aud won\nthe admiration of the world.\nIt looks, just at present, that they\nI intend to over run llrilish Columbia,\nI and win the admiral Ion of the Lnu\nrler government and the \"Big Seven'\nof this province.\nA ipiart nf whiskey weighs t wo\npounds. To see some men carry a\nport) i it. yon would -ay that\nthe burden weighed two tons.\nTO TM PATRICK'S COMPANION\nNew York, Ifob. 23. Morris Moy\ners and David Short, alleged accom\n,dices of Attornoi Alborl Pntrli . In\nattempt un: to secure pun esalon \"i\nthe property ol William Marsh llico,\na Texas millionaire, will \\\u00bb- pluood\nuii trial Monday, charged with per\n|ury and forgery, Patrick is now\nserving n life sentence for tho mur\ndor ol Klcc.\nPHOM Dr. II WATT\nKim \u25a0 gi\npublish the necessnry notices asking\nfor an cxtonslon for tho charter\nwhich would expire Ln n few monthB,\nTho notice appeared ln the l'n.spec\nini foi one Issue, and waa then with\ndrawn by order ol tho Company, and\nsince that time no application has\nbeen made. On refering the mnttei\nto government olHcialB, tho opinion\noxprossed is that the It. c South\n-in charter has expired, ami tho only\nllvo chart.-. im a roud north and\nsouth through tho Kootenu) valley\nis thai ot Lie Kootenny Central\nFor furthor information we musl\nrefer the Portm i u represontn\ntlve iu the Dominion Houso ICd\nLATH! TICLKOUAPHU! NKWS\nun Thursday. Demi\nHats met in Htnto\nOmaha,\nsday ai tin\nideal Koosev\nand pop\n\u25a0lit ion ul\nLumbermen's\na roceptlot\ne House hi\nNew York Republican Stale Com\nmiMiT will i \u25a0! on Saturday to\nBsuc a cull for a state convention\nA Nai lonal organlzal Ion of Negro\n\u25a0oiers was formed in Washington,\nl. ('.., ou Thursday.\nI Hi Wednesday ol this week the\nbirthday ol Hubert Rmmott, tho\nIrish patiiot was observed by Irish\nnea all over the world.\nminim; NllTKS.\nSoutheast Kootenny is a region o\nwide and varied possibilities, both\nin mining and otherwise.\nGeneral attention is being nttrac\nted t.i the Hull river district by tho\noperations of tho Hull Itlvor Mining\n,v Power Company\nCopper is the coming mineral ol\nihe St. .Mary's district, and wben\ntransportation facilities are right it\nwill lake its place among the besl\ncopper producing districts of Canada\nThe first question ot importance in\nSoutheast Kootenuy today, concerns\nthe development of electrical onorgi\nal Hull nver lulls mid other great\n-outces of wutor power in this dislriel.\nTO THY ORCHARD SOON\nBoise, HI., Fob, 20, It is expected\ntJml Harry Orchard, tho men nsBtre\nsin who was the principal witness in\nthe Haywood and Pottlbono prose-\n\u25a0 in ions, will be placed on trial for\nthe murder oi ex Governor Stonnon\noorg next month, It Is stated that\nOrchard will enter a plea of guilty\n I thut Hi\" trial will last Pl.t a\naw hours after a jury .has been se-\n-i.red. Orchurd has already confes\n\u25a0ted UUdei until ll.al be iminleml\nSteunenberg and many others. Or\n.\u25a0hard is in the state \"prison here but\n.he trial will lake place at Caldwell,\nPASSKU THK BURNING SANDS\nA Large Number of Nuvices Take\nPari In A Journey To Pythian\nMecca\nKl Mabarraz Temple No, lJ2 of\nSpokane visited Cranbrook on Saturday ia>t The visitors were re-\nreived at the depot by a largo crowd\nand so.ui alter they pilSSOd doWli\nHakoi Streel headed by tbo Temple\ni.and to Fraternity Hall, where they\nivero otHdaily welcomed mid given\n1 Ne freedom of the city by Mayor\nl-'lllk\nAl aboul nine o cloi k. the Votar\nIcn from Spokane, with a large foi\na.wmc nf novices, all securely fast\nencd tn a long rope, man-bed In pro\ncoast on through the street-, ol the\nbusincsH portion ol tho cltj The\nfantastic costumea ul tho party, the\nnovices in white garments, surround\ned by the initialed bunch oi votar\nles, bulked miserable and unhappy\nunder the glare of the red lights\nIt was a nia.-ailinent procession,\nho host ol ns kind ever held In\nCranbrook It is reported that\nIho sandals wen- thin, the sand\nburn inu hot during the initiatory\nuorvicos, ihat the novices were compelled to hold last to the rope of\nentrance, mul we have been assured.\nby those who weie there, that every\nnovice bad a warm and pleasant\ntrip over the grcnt St. Mnrv's\ndesert tO tltC oasis ,.[ beautiful\nCranbrook\nShortly alter midnight n banquet\nwas held in Frntcrnlt) Hall, which\nwas supplied by \"lily\" the well\nknown caterer of (Iranbrook Tho\ntpoeches were short and pithy, the\nLand playing at Intervals selections\nspecially befitting the occasion.\nIt was about 5 good morning in\nthe desert when tlie votaries sang\n\"Auld Lane Syne,\" which closed\nthe proceedings.\nany\nnt v.\nCanuda'is n pat'iy.' Hh .11.1 not C^t ^ \u00bb^tt\u00bbihihLnn.\ndaclui'n the act Ull ro Vims, :<\"<\u25a0 | ,,,\u201e,-, i..,,iiy no cimon ol i-oponl; thin\nconse*|iiently il\"' \u25a0irnvlncitil w\u201e\u201e n\u201e. motiioii ntronuij mi it\npolico are walchltiir trains nn'1 to tho iumpio nt Britlah Cnitimiiin\nboats ami enforcitifl tlm ael T iiioiiKnr \"onj-riitulaloil the i\t\n|\u201e,eSp0Bt ,\u201e ovory nationality ^l^tT^u,' \u00b0 holnT'iho\nwith the oxnopiion ol tho ,Iap liim,sl \u201e\u201e-,. ,, ,,\u201eli,\u201e\u201ei\u201eKi\u201e. u,,,|,\niunose, night n tin,-, ho lmil iulilr08W.il in\n iiiiii,li I'.iliiiiitnii, An iilli-iini', wnn\nTO THY 'FHIS.'ii DANKnitS. takon foi tho |i'-o\u00abcciillon ol tho\nMi\ni'lllll,\n.In\nMl\nIII, ill\ntali i\nHAHHIMAN UINS livn'I.K\ni'iiii ,\\i;n. ivi,. 2'j. Ailhoi-ontB oi\ntho Flah jui.I tliuTlinnn [notions\nminim iln- iiiiii,us Central atocii\nin,iiii'i,. arc arriving lion- today Im\nthe lusi hattlo, which will bo [ought\nM luy, when the adjourned olec\ntloa nl director* will bo hold. The\nrecent court iliTij,i.iji nlluwing tlit-\nvoting ni Union Pacttlc proxtoa itii\n.lore lln- victory ot Hnrrlmnn und\nthe utter roal ol l-'isii n foregone\nconcluaion.\nPRETTY GIRL BOSSES REDSKIN\nSun Bornardlno, Cut., Feb,20,\nWilli huadreds ui Imli.hi braves in\niiu charge, her headquarters in the\nwildest portion of the Hun Jacinto\nmountains, Miss Clara True, a\npretty yonag girl, is acting us In\nliuiii agent ut Lhe Palm Springs res\noivatloa.\nWITHDRAW TROOPS\nGoldticlda, Nov., Feb, 29. United\nStntos troops are scheduled to with\ndraw from I'.'ililiii'liis tomorrow, Sat\nunlay, whoro they were seal to keep\nordor during labor troubles\nHOLD CONFERENCE\nWashington, Fob, 29. President\nRoosevelt will conlcr with members\nol S'atlonul Civic Fcdcratl i\nciuoHtionH concerning labor and cap\n''Orimnizc\" The Keynote,\nTho I'xi'i'iniM' of tin- l'i.i\\iii-\n\u25a0inl ('loiM'i vniivf association\nins ill -<\u25a0>-1 \\\u00bb et-,' ru-\nj-eivpil from iho Dominion i-mi-\n\u00abiitiH>nci.!s nmi from pnictipnllv\n'very ilistrtcl in Ihoni antl thoy\nill give L'ni'il (irnniist' nf success\nil iiu- npprimchiu*! f nil elec\nlions.\nWillie confidence runs high in\nII plain s. i here i> nn ovei\" \t\nill- nml pnch letter lulls nf\nIn- steps which aro heing tnke i\n\u25a0ji \"ij-ymizi' innl urges iluu nu\nL-IToi'ts In- spare I in other iii.-.-\nIl'icts tn attain tin- -nun' results.\n\"Orgunij-e\" is iln1 keynote nf\nmtch epistle nnil so tin' various\n'numbers nf iln ntral body\nhave gone home with uu little\n\u2022iilhiisiiisin, wiili a ij run I doni ul\n\u2022onlideiice. with in fuel a positive\n-iinvit-thiii tlml nenrly overy seat\nu iln- 1'eilorul house in the \u00ab_-1f\"t\nif lln- pi-oi \u25a0\u25a0- will lav re-\nrii-viil I'm' iin' Conservative\n'\u2022iiuse\niu nil some live hundred letlers\nv.'iv ili-ult with which luul lii'i'ii\nuti'fiilh. classilled Ly the secre-\n\u25a0.\u25a0icy nml :i subcommittee before,\nihey were submitted in the ox-\n,'cntive, In ihi> niiiiiiii'i' Hu'\notters ware den It with lu aboul\nthree hours.\nTin1 necessity fur tin' appointment ul nn urtiiihiz'r was dwelt\n(\"ni in many ni lhe epistles uud\nii several tho .services nf one\n.vi'ii' requested and co operation\nw ith him pro nised\nFavorable reports were re-\n\u2022I'ivril from Comox nud A tliu.\nI''i'niii i I.i' hu ioi' i'iiiiii n fuller reporl i- promised in ihe near\nfuture\nIn Vale, Curiboo. Ihe situation\n- exceedingly healthy\nk'nnit'iiuy. Xanaiino. Van-\nluiin in- nnd Now Wesliniiistei' all\ni-i.port tin- same coudifion uf\nilTairs. lu Victoria the progress\nwa- found tu in- especially sjiiis-\nfactory nml Ihe initial work up\nun the lists promises exceedingly\nwell\nu I\n'l'n UKI'liKT INDIAN COOLIES\ni'-'l\"\nj,i tho\nI ween\nil>,\nmislead tin' puhlii' ii\nhows; Iii-iii-,' I have\nwill in-null mi' I.u .\nwell as your tollo\nHerald, have I n -\nby lliu jui nil's you\nted from the Ooldon\nilinl nn extension i\ngranted lur ll\t\nKootenay Central\naaauro .vmi Hint il\nwliutovor in these i\nll'llsl'in nl li hurls 0 It i'lir iliun\nllf'Wl',1 wns olio long\nI'. It ill Illi' null\nl-iiiullii'i-n. Iml [in\nin inulli-i ,,i\n,, doubl vmi\nIhal y.mi. uu\n\u2022illInr ul ih,\nmuch mi\t\nji- Inilii quo\nmi. alleging\nnm- hus boon\nlln' Imliuii\novor in yen\nmill n-i'isl\ndeported tn\nnt\nrl l\nllu\nwmi' nn'1 i'iiii' n abort uddi'oMS by I kopl allvo in\nSan Frnnolaoo, Fob. '!'\u25a0*\u25a0- Walter .1 iho I'rmlilonl \"' the W .' i' tl ro mvslery n I\nwill toll the penple of this province Bnrtnctt, lirat ol tho Indicted Oa I mmllim a visit of Mlas Mnrcotl In\nhow Laurier nn.l his administration tornla bankers to lace a Jury, will be iho Snilnir, the Nat oa..l nnil,\u00abm was\nallowed British Columbia to bo over plncod on trial Monday. Ho Is sang and the Rov 0, M ro\nran by .Tup onollos. [charged with omhezzli'ini'iit, nnnnccd lh\" honodletion,\nI urn nidi- t,\nn i- in, liml\n,\u201e.rls. Ni, ,-,\n\u25a0in granted tin\nincontly ro\nJ,ill l.v llll- C\nnl lliu II I\nwhat parpoBi\nsomewhat nl a ol\ni bis Instauco \u201e\nled in vory uarnrtiiaato cOntualon ' \"\nIiiiiii Watt, M, ll. tl\nFur iho Inlormntl I Dr, Watt, ;ii\nwo will suv Uml ll\"' charter fnr the nr\nWim,' ihi- executive could not\n.is v.-i iiiiiiuuiiL'ii who iim provincial ui gani^er will he. ii i.s uniii,r-\n-I I ihni a highly compelont\nuiiii rii ui. hns l n secured, He\nwill In- placed in chaige nl ihe\nwork nl once, tie will commence\nupun X.malum, winking north-\nwnnl and windinu up Lis initial\nwmi. at I ho coal city, whore u\nmeeting ui w hich Premier Mc\nlii'iili' will Lu present, will luln hi 'In- l;iiii\"i end of ihemonth,\nAlter iimi h.- will dlrecl liis\nillll'lll in Villi' I'uril lllll\ni \"i tin- icoaory in thoi will \\ ir-.il tin- Vat-ions I.'nil\n\u25a0\u25a0-..- I ncooss,liirgaiii\/iiiiiins iu thai conslll\nin-lli'V I ' \\ A I Iin Lo u ill\niiiii-li iu ii.in.l Muv I\n'I'm- ni'L-iiui\/.i-r will I Iisu\nIni.-lv uiiliumpnred tn attend tu\nllm ordinary word of organi-unir.\nFeb, 29. As lho result\nur in iin' Transvaal be\nliners, English uml\n.i.ln-s, ull llu- I.llll'l\nnl ago, unprovided\n,i> cortlllcates, will he\nKiuii'KN U ATTRACTIONS\niluu\n.rly Im n nliiiii\nnnil lului), nni ol I\nnlnlod will, tho chnn\ntorn iiiiniiu- .iiy, ul\t\nI lul .-uui \"llll'l sill\nin iln- Crnnbrook ,1\n.timet in\nuur I'lBltu\nricl\nKINO i'u LEAVE l-'.Niil.ANU\nI \"lul,,ii Fob . 2V Km:- K.lwnlil\nleave\nKm:\n\"lul\". i\nwuy In Iluu\nIIAVK POWER, Illi' I1AI1I* NuT,\nClovernmonl havo the\nTho l.nnii\npowoi iu .iisjiiiuw Hi,. Niitui A,-t.\nnm dure in.i .1,, it. i.u foai u would\nmi us n I ini'lnlii' in 11 .mini;\ni; un.I uiil --ii.mii nbroad lor Dominion election!\n\"in ... mu.\u25a0 vol \"\"Iv \"in- solution no\n..in'- will i.u sponl in lluiri-itz, us (l ||cc[H|OI1 ,,\n. Mnloi I\\ ' iirraa I In |oln\n\" \" \" \"\"' I'rlaoess VIHo, \u201e\u2022\u201e, \u201e,.\u201e, v ,lliy BatlB,Botlon \u201e\nnl vmi.i f.i u M.-.'ii iiuii.-.ui day iu llio yenr, use u KOOTENAY\nluring A|.nl |RAN(iE. Patmore Bros.\nsatisfactory\n\"iiiy I..- obtained Irom\ntlio Privy Council THE PROSPECTOR, CHANBROOK, Q.I . FEU\nlim-\nfta.ftftftftft.9'9.9 9 9.9 ft**.*}\na\nArmstrong Av\n\u2666 \u2022*.\u2666-.\u00ab..\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666 Wje |trospectoVt \u00a3\u00a3\u00bb\u00a3\n'\u2666: PHONE Ul\n> i\n\u2666\nYou Want\nI'd l:u.\\ 83 \u2666\n9\n\\ Sinn of What V\na\nI'l'uhniilv you ft\n'\u25a0*<\u25a0\" \u00ab\u2022\u2022\"\u00bb! *\nWall Paper \u2666\nfor sum\" room in your ^.\nhouse. If -u vmi want to\ni-.siahi.ishkh lain.\nA. B. Grace-,\nPUBLISHER ANIi EDITOR,\n-*.:\t\n\u00a9Jje yvoepectov.\niATUI'DAY, I'LU,\ni'i IK Iimiii' seeker should lu\nf\nft:\nd\nftft\nft\na\nft;\nd\nnlil,' design that you can get. Here you will tind a\nvariety \"I nuw patterns lo choose from, Qulel de\nsigns and others rather iv loud, if you wish some\nihiiiL' pronounced,\nB. H. SHORT\nFirst Olase I'aper Hangers First Class Painters\numl are prepared to do v.. ir worlt -\n:iiun.si, thi' pattern vuur mind tlml luutls ui the Craabruok\ns, II' uiul vmi wmi llm aistrtct can be obtulnca ns ohoaplj\nM\"' '\"'\" >\"\" \"llm '\" \u00bb us lanils In any portion of lho North\nnewest and mosl fashion v ivoBt Tho best ol lmuis with the\nft. lineal soil is on tin- market nn J Hi\n9 i\" $26 per acre i'lu- piici1 v ui les\nft \u00bbiili lliu location, local pro\n\u25a0 ' never exceetls consumption The\n\u2666 mines \"i the iliatiict furnish u I ic\nft market I.u all kliuln ,.i hum\n\u25a0' iluce Evory -in.- .-i i.ui.i\n\" aire u. yield ., , run tho ycui\n\u2666 \"Hi'.I There Is iron I\n. in Hu' <'i..nt. k ill i-.ii. no in.n -\n. ; purtion .ii....jij. I,, eat up |u,,iil\n\u2666 I 'luul.ui | I..,-.' .. , uu,ml, nn.l\n^ nets the hlKhiMl pi... PI.\n\u2022 mate Is perfect, uml one\n\u2666 - principal lulvniitu\ninllmiteil i mi - I\niiu- I-l ..V III, IJ.\nlu,, ,'Nlli'llliiv ills\n,.! llu- Lull *\nl-ii-l' c.ivoru ul (..wnl.Is Ihu Niitnl 4\n\\,l uiul llu- oxclusll I -Lip- In\t\nibis provineo.\n! **********HM\u00bb*^*##*#*******\nDon'l eurry y u-oiihlos jii \u25a0 '\n111.-, Inuliivuy, uml ,|,ui'i allow ..Iiii'i i .\nI I'll' 1\" .luiin, Hull \"II V \u2666'\nslum 'S, a\n,, \u00bb \u25a0 \u2666\niu plenty\nsplaeotl coullilence in <.\nThere u\nl solve\n li*\nDisraeli unv... u.j.i llu- secret ol 9\nsuccess is i-i.u.sijuu \\ \"i purpose iiu- -\nUvea \"I inuuy j-.i.-i.- slnl ii prove\nthis stutemenl tn he o 'i i , *\n\u2666 a ft a a a a a 9 a 9 a 9 9 a 9 a * .- ft a . > * \u25a0\u25a0' 9\n\u25a0 .- -. .-..'.\u2022-..\u25a0-.\u25a0 - I'he pru iu- tlv, \u25a0\u25a0\nI II,iv.- ;, N'.mli.'i ' '\u25a0\nFor Sale\nWhite Leghorn Cockerells\nI'iii: SAI.K\nE. A. Liezcrt\nLeave Orders at Cranbrook Trading Co. or mail them CranbrooU\nu* -.ini ;hi> kiml ot\nOraubrouh districl - nek-el to *\nrepre will thom il tittawti u ft\nshould be borne In mind thai pel\n.hi i .' <|\"il.HM ) ,!\u25a0 . iu'i HI , I) n ''',\nto i ipple with con I lull i i i|uc \u2666;\ni km \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 nndi: I \u25a0 x .\nThere ire plvnt) \u25a0\u25a0- |wn|\u00bbk Imvi \u2666\ni tly tmie In 11 \\\nbe uhle l o sporl\nthe nexl \u2666\ni \u2022 \u00ab\ni \u25a0 , | . , ,\n.(everj \u25a0 u \u25a0 \u2022 , \u25a0 \u2666\nwho, in tin o\n: \u25a0\n' ii the m.im ti \\ ft\nalone, of I\nimiioi '. that In *\nV\n....\n\u2666\na\nT\n' i\n'.- i;. iii:li.'i evei\ntenaj exi i*til t<\nfriends\nthe hole? H ilon'l need tin -\\ ni) \u2666\n\u25a0 t, not th | i I\n\u25a0\noral thi . -i enable iuij 9.\none tu is y\ndone exci pt I ip n Ul the Luu [ ki\nilnsl i lie \\\\ ishes *\n\u25a0 il this ridiiiK nml the o\nurge. ft.\nCHOI) TONIC for nil tlmo\ntor Unit matter Is our\nBeet iron\nand wine\nli I'liniaitiH iimi'i'ilii'iiis thai on\nnull llu< lil.\"..I nml build up III\"\nNV-li'lll TIiii.m- WllO Illli\" il Hi\nI Ills s,.iimiii I,\"\"|i warmer ami nro\nlow. Imlil\" lu Ink\" .-nlil.\nnl I' HEEF IKON ASH WINK\nIm [YoHhly nuiilu ami materials\niiaoil III il ni\" lli\" ii\"--l iilitiiinulili'\nII u ii inilii- you nan dopend upon.\nIli-i: lul,\" it nl mii\". It will\nItoop vmi strong llllll lienllliv\niiiiiniL'li iim Irving win tor season\nlull l'iiit I ioilie $1.00\nProf essiona I.\nHarvoy, McCarter & Maedonald\nHAHHISTERS AND SOLICITORS\nCRANBROOK, - B.O,\nW. F. GURD\nBarrister\nSolicitor, Etc.\nGi'iiiiliiuok\nBritish t'liliiinliia\nI\nft'\nh\n*\nft\nft\nft\na\nft,\na\n\u2666 Cranbroolt, B.O\n.'\u2666'\u25a0'\n\u2666 G. H. Thompson\n\u2666 |\nft ~^A IIAIIIIISTKU ,1 SIII.II'lTllll\nTZPt nii'I'.miv i'l'lll.lr\n\u25a0;\u2666.\nC. H. DUNBAR\nBARKtSTER, SOLICITOR\nami NOTARY PUBLIC,\nOFFICE lll'l!) IIUII.IUNC\nTHOMAS McV ITTIK\nP.l^.S. \u00ab# CE.\nPort Stoolo H.C.\nC. E. REID & CO.,\n,,!u,,,c 74 The Druggists.\nMAM. OltDKRS A SI-KCIAI.TV\n9 ri'iinl.i'iiiik, li.r.\nft\nft\nd\n\u2666\na\n9\nft\n9\na\n'*.\na\na\nthe Crnnbrook district whi\nto have pots of pnltl nnd s\n\u25a0 I tl ends of all its rainbow\n4,r*^^^^^^^^^^^^|^^i|t^^#^*^#^#\nThe Quality Store\nKi FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES\nIf vim wnnl iln- I'.KS'I' wo i-nn t'i'l Vour Order\n1\n\u00ab U'o liave just stockud\nFolgers Golden Gate Coffee which has no equal\nGold Seal. Ram Lais and Liptons Tea\nin the\ntliu \"Red\n.lag election\nKfj Last k ihu Treasury depart-\n^1\/1 -tn,ntt .,f tl..- United States purchased\n(Al i nm nun ounces ..( silver for coinage\nWi) purposes It is estimated that the\n(111 *' is. Ooverameat will continue hay-\nm[( jinir until 1.' nun's have been\n| purchased.\n'\/.il I\nliaiiin.- tin' pnst week we have had\nri'i'ilinirly pleasant weather,\nleso llyiiiK aorth, we have i\nUnil sprlas Is not Inr distant\n*************7*^*****************\"^\n* ,\u2014. ,s T^ r-r-. ^s, ,,-, ,\u2014,\niy Careful and personiil tiltontion n'r\nnn iiiulli'i' how snnili.\nCAMPBELL & MANNING m\n^\u2014** mtm. | cxc UtiKly pleasant weather. With\n:*aCS5gSL't\u00abTO kccso llyiiiK north, wc have an idea\nft wiin,mt crime, lias Innl a Bensatlon\nX nn n HI f'^'T'l-' ~* T I-1 \u2666 '\" \"\"' **\">' \"' iln attempted rob-\n1 rUKl olhbLh ?l\"\" *\t\nBREWING CO,, LTD,\nI window of the Honk of Iceland, with\nn fuse attached. The bomb exploded too slum, consequently no robbery was committed.\n\u2022 * * \u2022\nThe tim.'s nre decidedly propitious for the attraction <>f a large\nvolume of capital towards Cran-\n^ibrook, also n large number of fruit\n: growers and settlers to binds in the\nKootenny valley.\nFERNIE, B.C.\no MANUFACTURERS and BREWERS of EXTRA FINE\nBEER \u00a7 PORTER\n:: SOLD BY THE BARREL, KEG OR BOTTLED |luSTf.^u?.^!i'\"SriV^bSi?\nBottled beer for family\nuse a .specialty\nt\n..ut.\n*l* -i candidate to contest every riding\n#iiii the province nt tho next Domln-\n:ion election.\n\u00b0 j* i ij a j X 'lu' coming Dominion election\nOUISlde UraerS + promises t.> he the closest and hard-\nGIVEN STRICT AND LMiOMI'T ATTENTION \u2666 est fought contest in the annals of\n\u2666 Canadian politics.\n\u2666 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 *\ntl Don't give way to adversity. Thr\nZ mountains split the storm, and not\n9 the Sturm the mountain.\nft '\/ir.L.crn\u00abJMr,NOiI\\> \u25bc \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\n,\u00bb 91 The Japanese government is ex\n\" Fort Steele Brewing Co., Ltd. X tramoly dlnatUOed with tho treat-\n\u2022 ^^ ft iii.'in iii .Japs by the Government ol\nt \u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666<\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00bb\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00bb\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\t\nSATISFACTION GUARANTEED\nsl e. o. box ai2 h.\n\u25a0q TELEPHONE NO. I f'\nB Granbrook, - - B.C. jS\n#iUUUUUUlUUiU4UlUUUUUUUUUUUtU.UUmUlUiU*\nfiET A COPY OF 'I'lIK\nGreat West Life\n;assurance companys\nPAMPHLET\n3 ftctual Results to Policy Holders\n^!!!n!H!nitllH!!!tn!!!!!!!H!n!!!!t!!8n!n!tt!n!!!Hl!!l!!!!!!!tnK\nB ABATTOIR AND COLD STORAGE\nNH'I-; I'flULTKV Kni; SUNI)A\\ UINXKI.\nMANY KINDS \"K KISII\nFINK KI.'K.sn UltlSAMERY I'.r'ri'Ki;\nFred. W. Swain\nlllSTHIOT AdUNT\nCALGARY, ULTA^panbt-ook.B.C., ArnwlronKAy\nIUPOI1AT70N OF Till'!\ni-fi'v oi\"\nNIlTK'l'\nui-: u wi-\n\\ Reliable Local Salcsmnn\nror CHANBROOK\nait Iji Inlnc country to represent\n'\u2022CANADA'S ilKKATKST\nNI'I'SKK'IKS\"\ni \u2014\u25a0 r*.< * ucros)\nTrees grown on Limestone Soil\n.ui' the right trees lor Hiitisli Co\nlumbhi planting; much hardier and\nlonger lived than ('..ust trees. We\nhave them the right size nnd age.\nA permnnent sitaatioa to rinl\nparty Territory reserved; pi\nweekly initlit Free.\nWrite [or Piirtienl.'ii's,\nSTONE St WELLINGTON\nFonthlll Nurseries\n(Licensed l.y 11. (', Government.l\nToronto. Ontari\nf\n4~*~*~*~m~m. I. *.,\u00bb~*.+-A\u00bbtm.\"A\u00bb.\"*m*a.*m*...:4f*\"****\nCHANBROOK LAN1!) DISTRICT.\nDistrict of Kootenay,\nTAKK notice that Annie Breckon-\nrtdge of Woodstock, W. H. Eassle\nagent of Fort Steele, occupation engineer, Intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at a\npost planted at the S. W. corner of\nLot No. 76G6 (I. l. on eastern boundary of Lot 6033, (I. L, thence east\n20.00 chains, thence south 40.00\nehains, thence west 20.00 chains,\nthence north 40.00 chains to point of\ncommencement and containing eighty\nacres more or less.\nAnnie Breckenrldge.\nWm. H. Eassie, Agent.\nDated January nth, 1908. G\nDominion Meat Co., Ltd.\nPHONE 57 Hi-ail Olllco, Calgary, Alta.\nWlliil.KSAU-: AND RETAIL DEALERS IN\nAll Kinds of Meats\nFlour and Feed. . .\ni lui' meal is always I'resli, us all uur beef is killed In\nCrnnbrook.\n\u00aba\u2014\u00bba. . Saftrft ...\u00ab-.*\u00ab,,i. . \u25a0 \u25a0 a| H . . ,\n.m- A A Ai A 3* m- S4tr m^ A A A Sm m- IA m- A M M W A A AAA\n^K nt.^K ^\\ *w n\\ n\\ ^R.nt nt nt, \"^ nt nt nt ^A.mt *Rfl\\^t*i\\ n\\ n\\ nt^t.\n1 CENTRAL HOTEL 1\nORANBROOK LAND DISTRICT\nDistrict ol Kootenny.\nTAKK aotice that .lolia P. Bridges\nof t'raabrnok, D. ('., occapattoa lam-\ntiernuin, iateada to apply for a special timber liconce over the following\ndescribed lands: Oommencing at a\npoat plaatcd nt the southwest corner of timlier licence 19614, thence\nwest 40 chains, tlience north 10\nchains, thence west 50 chains, thence\nnorth 50 chains, thence east .10\nelniins, theace north 20 chains,thence\neaat 40 chains, thenee south SO\nchnins to place ol commencement,\naad containing 570 acres more or\nless.\n.lohn P, Bridges.\niluli'il Docomber 20, i.ii)7. ;i\nCordwood for Sale.\nI uui |iri'|iiin'ii in supply, j-'niiii\nih'y stove wood, in nny longtlior\ni|iiaiiliiy. Leave orders witli\n11. T. Rogors, lho grocer, Roaln\n,y Eil well.\nR, S. Baron\nCOLUMBIAN COLLEGE\nNEW WESTMINSTER, ll.O.\nReceives bolli Ladies and\nGentlemen as Resident or as Day\nSlitdonts, Uur- n r pinto (' \u2022\niiii'i'i'iiil ur Business Courso, Pro-\nlui es studonls in ur,iiu Teucliors'\ntTV uk CRANHROOK | C'erli Ileal os nl all grades. In\nii.nilliti1.ion wilh Toronto I'm\nveuhity gives llio I'liiir yenrs\neiiiirso ror the ll A. degree, I\niln< tirsi year nl lhe Toronto\nSchool ol' S.-i.- Has ll\nspecial \"Pros| tors Course\"\nlnt- minors who work in Hi'\nInstructions vivrn in Art,\nMusic Physical Culture and oio-\n TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO\n1 CRANBROOK\n^ HOTEL m\nj?Guests Comfort a Specialty Good Stabling in Connection\nNoarosl to railroad depot. Has aceoinino\ndtillons inr Hn' public tiner-uallod iu\nCranbroolt.\nDR, E, W, CONNOLLY\nPhysician nnd Surgeon\nOFFICE .MIMSTUilNO AVE.\nIloi'us: ll to II a.m. 2 to 4 p.m.\n7 to K ji.in.\nPhono Ollice ltif, Rosldonno 109\nCRANBROOK AERIE 967\nF. O. IS.\nFRATERNAL ORDER EAGLES\nMeet every Friday ut S p.in.\nVisiting lirothi,rs Cordially Invited\ni'has. Smith, W. Presldonl\nM. I). IIii.i.iniis. Sooy.\nAerie I'liyslcian. P, O. Hex 88.\n^.V......V,...V.......V,.,..,.V.V,m,..V.....,\u00ab\n| Rocky Mountain Chapter\nI NO. 126. R. a. M,\nJ Regular meetings:\u20142nd Tues-\n% iluy in each month ut eight\n3 o'clock.\n\\ Sojourning Companions aro\n*E cordially invited. \u00a7f\n3 Wm. P. Tate, Scribe K. i\n1 s-\ni Box 4 0HA.VUHOOIC, H. C. *f.\n^MM\u00abWMWWM.M*.*\u00abMWAWWMWW.*\/'I#\nANCIENT ORDER,'. FORESTERS\nCourt Granbrook 8943\nMEETS 2ND AND ITII THURSDAYS\nIN WATTS' HALL\nVttdting brothorn cordially Invlttd\n0. H.. \\V. P. MACDONALD\nSecrotary, W. HENDERSON\nW. R, BEATTY\ni'lui.'i'l.iki'r.\nKlnliiiliiier.\nI'-iiiii-ral Dlrcotor\nCUAXIlliliOK. ll.C.\nlot and Cold Maths\nHOGGARTH & ROLLINS\nProprietors M\n51'1\nGeo. R. Leask & Co\nBUILDERS\nAND\nCONTRACTORS\nI'lloNl' in p.o. imx Hii,'.\nI'hins, Specifications\nuiiil Estimntes\nFURNISHED ON APPLICATION\nAll kinds of building material\nconstantly on hand.\nW. CRAIG\nMASONRY\nHlcain lloilel'a uud Fliniiice Work a\nSpoulalty,\nCost and .Stock Estimates\nFurnished Upon Application.\nP.O. Box 834. Granbrook. B.G.\n. L, C0HN\n\u25a0 Tailor % Importer of\nFine Woolens.\nt Cran brook, ll.C. Arinatrongi Av\neM\u00abl)\nM Cline I\ni ii tin- nia Manitoba UHrbor Sho|i\nnm now In, found In tint\n8 MAN\nITOBA HOTEL\nPlrst Class Work in ull branche\nof tlio\nTonsorial Art | TBE PROSPECTOR. CRANBROOK, B C, KEfr UM. lOOb\nRIVKHS AND STHKARIR AIT\nNOTICE is hereby KiVon tlmt sixty\n(lays after date we intend to apply\nto tin- t'hief Commissioner of Lauds\nand Works under the provisions uf\nthe \"Itivern and Streams Act\" for\npermission to remove obat ructions\nand make Improvements on Thompson Creek, in West Kooteuay, near\nKitchener, and make the same tit for\nrafting und driving thereon logs,\ntimher, lumber, rafts, or erafts, ami\nto construct dams, booms, slides\nand chutes- and make such other\nImprovements ns muy lie nocOBSary\nfor said purposes.\nTin* portion of the said Creek mi\n. mrlii to make said im\n\"\u2022\"\u2022\u00bb'i nts is sought, pauses tlnniinh\nLot 7HU.1 Group 1, West Kuntenay dis\ntrict, aud through Lot 77.tr.., Group\n1, West Kootenay District, running\nnnrth westerly to a point about\nthree hundred feet south of the Canadian I'acilic Hallway track, at\nwhich point tlie applicants ate de\nstrons of constructing a dam,\nKitchener Lumber Mills .\"Li ml ted\nDated Oetobor 24th, A.D. 1907. 44\nGranbrook\n}% Livery.\nOEAKV .X UOYLE, PROP'S\n'IVams anil drivers furnished for any poinl in iln- (lis\nIrii't.\nA. DOYLE. Manager\n*aa....r..ft9ftft99ft9ft.fti,ft.9* I\nI'M PflLM\"i\n\u2022a\n,\nK\nCANADIAN\nPACIFIC!\nRAILWAY\nThe\nNational\nHighway\nThriiiiia'h Sleeping anil\nDining Cars and High Olivss\nTourisl Sleepers on all\nTHROUGH TRAINS\nHost of Meals and Attention\nT R Y\nBanff Sanitarium\nTHIS WINTI'll\nSulphur Springs anil\nUtioxoulled Aueomiuotlutlons\nRates #2.50 pin- day and up\nCorri'spundi'iii'i! Invited and\nI'lii'i'i'l'iilly answered\nWrilelo\n!\u2022: .1. Coylo. A.O.P.A., Vanrattvar\nJOHN MOW, D.l'.A., Ni'lsmi\nUKANBROUK LAND DISTUICT.\nDistrict, ot Kootonay.\nTAKI'! iiiiIIit llllll I'lienezcr I..\nLangln nl Oranbrook, B. 0., occiipii\ntiiui l.iinilirrniiiii, intends tn npply\ntm' u iipoolnl tlmbor llconco ovor tin'\nlollowing dcsiTllicil lumls: Uoinraoiio\niill-', ill. ii |inst. plnntod 20-60 rhaiiis\nwest ut tin' southwest oornor ol Lot\n7kii^, thonco vast Hn ohnlns, thonco\nsnntli Hll ('llllills , llli'lli'i' WQBt HO\n> liaiiis thonco north hh chains tn\nplnou nf riiiiiiiii'Tii'i'ini'iii,\nKhcuczer 1,. I,nut in\nDnii',1 11,-i-i'iiiln'i SOth 1007, -I\nHome Made\nCANDY\ni \u2014\nTELEPHONE NO. 141.\n(IO TO THK\nWM Kootenau\nDYE HOUSE\nFor nil kinds of\nDYEING and CLEANING\nNothing lino or coarse, large\nor small that wo cannot handle.\nWe Also Do Dnj Dyeing\nOffice .1. Leask, Tailor\nGIVE OS A TRIAL.\nThe\nSmiflt Premier\nTypewriter\nlias widened its market until it includes the whole civilized world; has become the\ntypewriter of over 300,000\noperators and has, during\n1906, broken every previous\nrecord of sales, because it\nhas from the beginning best\nmet every typewriter need.\nTHE tri-color feature of\nthe Smith Premier\nTypewriter is recognized as the greatest improvement in modern typewriter construction\u2014yet in\nproviding it, none of the\nstrong fundamental features, for which the Smith\nPremier has always been\nnoted, have been sacrificed.\nComplete literature on request.\nTHE SMITH PREMIER\nTYPEWRITER COMPANY\nSYRACUSE, N. Y.\nbRANCHES tt V \u00bb RYWHER*\nSl-OKANR, WASH.\nHH Snntli Lincoln Struct.\nORANBROOK LAND DISTRICT\nDistrict nt Kootonay,\nTAKE iintli'i' tlmt. William Onrap\ntnill nt st. I.niiis, Mo., occupation\ni-iiiiiiiii'i'i'iai trnvolior, Intonds tn apply fm- a spi'i'iul timber llconco ovor\ntlm lollowing ilf'sri'iln'il liimls:\u2014\ntl) Commencing at a pnsl. plantod\nabout Hn cltaiiis snath uf the smith\noust iini'iii'i' ot Lot Mill',, thonco suntli\nhu dnuns, thonco west 80 chaiaa,\nthonco nui'tli hii chains, thenco east\nhu chains tu placo nf oommencomont,\nDated Dooembor 17th, 1007.\ntill Commencing at a post plunteil\nabout HU elinins soutb uf the smith\neast cornor ut Lot 0420, thenee snntli\nHU riinms. thence east HU chaias,\ntlicnei! nortb hu chains, thence west\nHu chains to plaee uf commoncoment,\nDated Decelnhei' 17th, 11)07.\ntit) Commonelng at a pust planted\niiliuiii, hii chains smith nf tlie suulli\nwest corner of Lot ti-l2ti, tlienee smith\nhu chains, tbenee west 8U ehains,\nthence nortb hu chains, thence east\nhu chains to place of commencement-\nDated December 17th, l'J07.\n(4) Commencing at, a post planted\nat the southeast corner of timber\nlicence lUi'iys, thonco west HU chains,\ntbenee soutb Hu eliains, thenco east\nHU ehaius, thence north HU ehains to\nplace ol commencement,\nDatod Docomber 18th, 1007.\n(fi) Commonelng at a pust plnnleil\nat the southeast corner uf timber\nlicence 10598, theuee east 80 ehains,\nthenee south Su eliains, tbence west\nHU chains, tlienee nortii Hu chains tu\nplace of commencement.\nDated Decembor 18th, 1007\n(6) Commonelng nt a post planted\nabout Hll eliains south ot the southeast corner uf tinilier lieence 100UH,\nthenee wejit Hu eliuins, tlienee suuth\nHU ehains, tlienee east 80 chains,\nthence north Hi) ehaias to place ol\nboglnnlng,\nDated Docomber 18th, 1907.\n17) Commonelng at a post planted\nabout 100 eliains soutli uf the sulltb-\nwest corner uf timber licence 1(1598,\nnear the 8 mile pust on the east\nlino of Lot 4691, theuce eust I'M\nehuins, thenee south 40 chains,thence\nwest 160 ehains, theaee nurth 411\nchains tu plaee uf commencement.\nDated December 18th, 1907.\n(8) Commencing at a pnst plnnted\nabuut Stl chains south uf ttie south-\neast, corner uf timlier licence No 10-\n598, tlienee smith 80 ehaias, tlienee\neast 81) chaias, theaee north SU\nehains, thence west 80 eliains tn\nplaee nf commencement.\nWilliam Campbell,\nDated December 18th, .19117. 2\n\u2666\nft.\nft.\nt\n****** 9\n**,\n\u25a0I\nm9n9999*t999999999999999999\nKIVKitS AND STREAMS ACT.\nNoTii'K in hereby glvon tlmt sixty\ndays aft it (iuti! I Intend tu apply to\nthe Ohio! Commissioner nf Landa\natul Works undor the provisions ul\ntho \"Rivors mnl Streams Art\" for\npermission t<> remove obstructions\nmul mako Improvements mi tlm 1>U\ntic Moyie Rivor in Bast Kootonay\nwhore It >iKNctf thruiiuli Lots 8485,\n8430, 8437, 8488, 8489, 8440 ami 8441,\nami make tho same lit for ratting\nami driving thoroon logs, tlmbor\nlumber, rafts nr crafts, ami to construct iliims nt certain points nn tin;\nsaid rlvor where it passes through\nLots 8437 ami 8439 uml nt a point\nabout one third (i-.J) of n mile rust\nof Lot Mil ami ui. such other polnti\nns may bo decided upon. Also to\nconstruct flumes through tho said\nLots 8441 uml 8440 ami extending a\nshort distance north thoroof und\nbooms, slides ami chutes at hi uii\nother points as may be required nml\nto make such other Improvements\nus mny he nocOBSary for sniil pur\npose.\nThe portion of tho said river on\nwhich the right to make Bfltd\nprovements is sought pusses through\nthe Lots referred to in the District\nof Kast Kootenny, H.C. nnd runs\nsmith onsterly.\nR. II. McCoy.\nDuted this 8th dny of November\nA.D. 1907. 49\nORANBROOK LAND DISTUICT\nDistrict of Kootenay.\nTAKK notice thut Peter Jensen of\nWasa, B. C. occupation miner, intends to upply for n special timber\nlicence over the following descriheil\nlands: Oommenceing at a post plan\nted at the south east corner of timber licence 11794, thence weat 80\nchains, thence south 100 chains,\nthence east 40 chains, thence nortli\n10 chuins, thence cast 40 chuins,\ntlience north CO chnins to plucc of\ncommencement.\nPeter .Jensen.\nDnted December 7th. 1997. I\nThe time fnr the commencement of\nthe publication nf this notice in the\nB, c. Qnssotto is horoby ox tend oil un\ntil January mth, ims.\nJ. P. Armstrong.\n'5.00 as CASH\n$3.00 TmONTH\nGood IMsniiint |?or Ctisli\nSIMPIT _ _ STRONG\nORANBROOK LAND DISTRICT\nDistrict of Kootenay.\nTAKE notice that William Milton\nFrost, of Cranbrook, B. O. occupation Real Estate Dealer, intends to\napply for n special timber licence\nover the following described lands:\u2014\nCommencing at a pnst plantod near\nthe west line of Lot 6356, about one\nhalf mile nouth of timber limit No\n2354, thence west Uii) chains, thence\nnorth 4(1 chnins, thence east 160\nchnins, thenee south 40 chuins to\nsaid post, containing 010 ueres more\nor less.\nWilliam Milton Frost.\nDated December 4th. 1907. o'l\nNOTICE.\nNOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that\nan application will be made to the\nLegislative Assembly of British Columbia at its next session for an Act\nto incorporate the Eastern British\nColumbia Railway Company with\npower to build, construct, maintain,\nand operate a line of Railway of\nBtandard gunge to he operated hy\nsteam, electricity, or any other power for the currying of freight, passengers and express; commencini; at\nii point nn the South Pork of Mich*\nlei Creek ut or near the point known\nas \"The Loop\" on the Crow's Nest\nBranch of the Western Division of\nthe Cnnadlan Pacific Railway, thenco\nrunning in a southerly direction up\nsuid creek to the mouth of the East\nPork of snid creek, thence up said\nEust Pork of said South Fork in an\neusterly nnd southern direction to\nthe summit between suid creek und a\ntributary of the Flathead River,\nthence in a southerly direction down\nsaid tributary to the Flathead Kiver. thence southerly along snid Flathead river to a point on the International Boundary between the province of British Columbia and tbe\nUnited Stutcs of America, n distance\nof about fifty miles more or less,\nwith power to construct and operate\ntelegraph and telephone lines for the\npurposes of its business and fnr the\npublic; with power to own, use nnd\noperate water powers convenient to\nthe roud for railway nnd other purposes, and with such other powers\nund privileges aa are usually given\nto Railway Companies,\nDated at Crnnbrook this 30th day\nof November, 1907.\nHarvey. McOartor & Maedonald.\nin Solicitors for the Applicants.\n&1M$\nSILENT OmcmhlwmHW SPEE0Y\nAlso Second Hand Machines\nKim- Sill-. Cheap uml To K'i'iii,\nGEO. B. POWELL. Agent\nArmstrong Avbiiuu\nPhone 157 Oranbrool*, B.C.\nKi-.ul the Prospector.\nAdvi'rtistf in the Prospector.\nI'ANl'Kl.l.ATInN IU'' Itl'SKItVK\nNOTICH is hereby glvon tlml Hi,,\nreserve ovor certain lanils- in Hnuth-\nI'liiHl Kootonay, nulla' nf which ap-\npoaroil In tho British Colnmhln (In\nzi'iti' nf tin' illli August, 1800, uiul\nlinn' iiiiii' uf August 12th, 1800, is\nluii'i'liy I'lini'i'lli'il, The abovo mon\nUiini'il lands will ho opon Inr lorn\nli iii'Iit lhi' t.jiml Art un March\n80, 1908.\nROBERT A, RBNWIOK,\nDeputy Oommlsstonor \"f Lanils\nnml Winks,\nl.unilH ami Works Dopnrtmont,\nVictoria, ll. ('., December lCth,\n10117. 1\nSalvation Ai'iiiu Barracks\nPATMORK II.M.I.\nSunday Services:\nAll.ir i - \u25a0 8o'clock\nHvenlnii \u2022 - So'clnck\ns luy School ni I. I.'i p.in.\nMoating* In'lil ovurj hi-hi in tin\nweek except Mouun* nl S p.m.\n999*%9s,99999999999999999999999999999999999\nMethodist Churoh.\nRoiibut lli'ii-s. Pastor\nHiindny Morning Sorvlro m ll ii.iii.\nFellowship iniiotlnj - - 12-115 a.m.\nSunday Solioolnnil HlliloClassS p.m.\nA special Invitation is given in\niln' Men's Own ;ii '\u25a0', 80 in the\n\"l ivni\" lur int'li only.\n\u25a0the Ucosycctov\nSATURDAY, I KII. -in. Iliiis.\n\u25a0\n\u25a0\nj\nI\nEAST KOOTENAY FRUIT UNO\nTUK KIllTultS I.KiTrUK\nA popular odltor tel.n tin- follow\nlim. which be conttltlci'K n joka on Ule\npower ol attraction as a .speaker\nHo wn** mie nf Boveral citizens who\nvisited tin- city Jail in the town In\nwhicli his papor wns published. Paa\nsiim along tho corridor, lie was hnl\nted hy a volco from ono *\u00bbf the cells,\nexclaiming \"Hay fully\" tlmt wns a\nguixl artlclo mi lead, which yon pub\nlishcil in Inst, week's issue 1 used tn\nwrite ns good as thnt myself.\n\"Why\"exelalmod tho editor, \"wore\nynn ever an odltor?\" Well I bad a\ngood Job once ns city editor nn a\ndaily paper till boozo unl hold of\nuie and I went from bud tn worse,\nwhen I landed here.\"\nAftor llstonlng tn ibe story of the\nman's downfall, the sympathetic\neditor drew closer to the burs across\ntbe door nf the cell and delivered n\nfew words of guml advice, und with\nwhich the cell inmate seemed to be\ngreatly Impressed. As he was about\nto depart, the prisoner exclaimed:\n\"Don't uo yet, I'ard! Just give me\nu lew more tips, will yuu?\"\n'I'lie editor, pleased with the reception of his little lecture, und with\nthe thought that his advice might\nbe of some comfort tn an ex-brother\neditor, followed it up with oddltion-\nal counsel. To this the man with\nan intent expression on his face,\npressed against the bars and oaly a\nlew inches from thut uf the editor,\nlistened attentively.\nWhen the hitter made another\nmovement as if to join his friends\nwho were about to depart, the pris-\noner, with tear tilled eyes, begged\nhim tn stay u moment longer and\ngive nt least a few more words of\ngood advice.\n\"I can only repeal what I've already suid, \"replied the editor, deeply tint tered und honestly thankful\nthnt uny words of liis might do\nsome little good.\n\"Tell it over again\" oxclalmed the\nthe prisoner pleadingly,\"Come noarer\nthnt I may nut mis>- a word.\"\nAfter talking for a minute nr two\nlonger he noted that the mun gave\na sigh of apparent contentment and\nsatisfaction.\n\"And now,\" he continued, \"I've\ngut to go, hut I'm awfully glad thut\nuny words of mine havo done you\nany good, my friend, and \"Twnsn't\nyoui- words that did me guud\" Interrupted the prisoner, Twus' your\nbreath.\" I haven't hud a drink\nsince I was pinched, two months\nuu\".\nFew people in Eastern Canada, including the Laurier administration\nappreciate the extent of the present\ninflux of Japanese into this province\nWill the Laurier government heed the\nrequest of every qualified elector of\nthis province, excepting the Big Seven who represent British Columbia\nin the Dominion House, or will the\n\"Bull Pup\" of this province huvc to\nyield its bone to the yellow dog of\nJapan?\nWhy the Jups left home, und what\nwitl happen to the Laurier govern-\nPROOLAMATION,\nr#9 H# @e\n*-> *? I RAZOR\nNo Honing-No Grinding\nGet aCARBO-MAGNETICp\nRAZOR TO-DAY on 30 days\ntrial from your dealer and\nlearn all about real shaving\ncomfort.\nEVERY ONE OF\nTHEM\nUnconditionally\nCUARANTEED.\nCHAS. E. REID & CO.\nCranhrook, B.O. Tho Druggists\n11..S.i JAMBS DUNSMUIR,\nLioutonnnt-Govornor,\nCANADA.\nPROVINCE ol''\nBRITISH I OI.I'.MIIIA.\nHOWARD lln' SEVENTH, liy tin'\nOiiu'i' uf Uml, ul the United King-\niltim uf Great Britain unil Ireland,\nnml nf tin' British Dominions beyond the Sens King, Defender ui\nthe l''u illi, Empoi'lot' ut India.\n'I'., nil tn whom those presents sluill\ncomo, GREETING.\nA PROCLAMATION.\nW. .1. BOWSER, Attorney (tencrul.\nWHEREAS hy Section li ot tho\n\"Game Protoction .Art, 1898,\"us re\neiini'ti'd by Section Ul nl the \"Game\nProtoction Act, Amendment Act,\n1906,\" il is eniieleil Unit it sllllll he\nlawful fnr the l.iriiteliiint (inveriinr\niii Council, hy Proclamation in in*\nlilllllislleil in tWO SllCCOSSiVO issues ni\nthe llritish Columbia Gazette, tn tie\neliire ii close seiisiiii fm- goose In any\npart nl the province fnr uny porlotl\nnf tlmo; uiul\nWhereas \"ur snid Licutonanl Governor, by uml with tin1 atlvlco nf his\nHxoctltivo l'iiulinil, llus been pleased\nto direct, hy uu order in Council In\nthat, belinlf. (i closo seiisim fur goose\nwithin tlie County nf Kootenny,\nuntil und including lhe .list, duy ul\nAugust, nne thousand nine hundred\nmul eight.\nNOW KNOW VIU thcrrliirr, thul in\npursuance thereof, we dn hereby pro\ni'lniiii ii close season fur Gccsc within\nthe County nl Knnleiinv, mil ii unil\nIncluding the HIsl dny nf August,\nOne thousand nine hundred uui'\neight,\nIN TESTIMONY WHBREOI\", We\nhnve mused t-llOSC Our Let fern In he\nuiiiile I'lili'lll mul lhe limit Senl nl\nthe snid Province Ln he hereunto\nnlil .veil:\nWITNESS, HIS HONOUR JAMES\nDUNSMUIR, l.ii'iitenunl Governor nf\nour snid Province nf British Co\nliiuihin, in uur City nl Victoria.\nin our suid Province, lhis 19th duv\nid I'Vlirilnry, In lhe vein \"I Our I,mil\nmie ii sutiil nine hundred mul night\nand in Hie eighth yenr nf Our Rolgn\nliy Command.\nHENRY ESSON YOUNG.\nProvincial Secretary.\nBefore Buying\nFruit Lands\nSee What\nThe Frost Investment Co. is oflt-ring\nfor sale in I'liN ACKIi IK'At'TS, 1200 anvs of the finest\nfruit Luul in H.C. Situated between the Kootenaj kiwi\nnml Mirror Luke.\nAdjoining the Nilliint.' of Wasa\nWhen.' fruit has lieun successfully grown foi llie lasl\nfifteen years,\nNo stumps, 110 rocks or stones. All good soil,\nLake frontage. Kiver frontage\nAll within one mile of Post Ollice, Stores and School.\nSee US iiefol'e buvinu\".\nI\nf\n\u25a0\n4\n\u25a0\n?\n:\nTIE FROST INVESTMENT CO.\nV Armstrong Avenue,\nGranbrook. B.G.\nment, In what is keeping the eyes i 'lt#ft*4aVttAaVfttttt Ar m- m A. 9m tk sm, sm, m. SM. s9mM. air w\nKnstcrn Cnnada mi llritish Cilumliiu T. m \u2122* \" m *^ m m ww n\\mMW.nimntmW.MWMftft\nnow uud during the coming nomin- Ift ,-., . \u2014-\u2014a- \u00bb-\u00bb ^~ \u2014. - ft.\nI...SAW YOUR WOOD...*\n\u25a0ft WITH A ft\nPORT STEELE ASSESSMENT\nDIBTRICT.\nFAIRBANKS-MORSE\nGASOLINE ENGINE\nm\n9\ni\nNOTICE \\x hereby uvrn in jiccor- *\ndnnco witli the Statutes, tlml Pro %\nvincial Revenuo Tax, ami all iibsohs- j w\nil taxes ami income tax assosHOil l* _,.\nami levied under tho \"Assessment \\*m It's tho mosl por foci running ongiiio yon can #ot The MB\nAct\" and the \"Public School Act\" | ^ latu.Sl otiuipineill fnr snwiiur wood ami irrigation \" i\nami nmendmcntH are now i!h<> ;i,mi *T jf.\npnyobtotorthoyoiirWOS, yUUnxes [ ft T|||.; u|.;s'|' IS TII K I'll K.U'KST ft\nB\u00b1M-\u20acbdm pflTM0RE BROS. p\u00bbKSfl\nBuildings In the City ol Crnnbrook, :\nin terms oi law. is , &\n*\nThis notlc\niqttlvnlent to a pcreonal demand ''V i dt^iaViVAilt^ill'ikr^jfriit^tfr itLstmstLsM. 4Liu.iu.*tf. ai-at. Asm\nnm upon nil persons liable tor taxes. \\ntntntntntmntntntntnt>9i'4Ant m*Ammmmmm1KMn\\nt\nUnted at Oranbrook, 11. 0. this\n23rd day of January, 13118.\nA. C, NELSON,\nDeputy Assessor nnd Col- !\nlector, Port Steele Assessment U\ntrict.\nCrnnbrook Post Olllee.\nWhat Do They Cure?\nThe nhnvn i]iii'silnn Is often asked concerning Ur. Pierce's two leudlng in.-.li-\nclii.--, \"liiililen Medlail lllscovery\" ami\n\"I'livuriti' Prescription.\"\nThe answer is Unit \"Gulden Medical\nDlsenvery\" is a most puieni alUiratlvnor\nliliinil-liiirilii'i'. nnil tonic ur invlgorator\nund nets os|Miclally favornhly iu n euru-\nlive wuy i]|inii nil lhe iiiii,',,us lining stir-\nfun's, us of Uie niis.il pinisages, throat.\nlirniii'ldnl tubas, Bloiuuub, bowolfl and\nhlii Idft curing u luri-'e per cent, uf catarrhal I'llVje. WlUlthcr*fioillS0\u00bb80 alleels lhe\nnasal parages, tbo mvjii. larynx, bronchia, stoinaclNfns eiiiufNaiil aysncpsla),\ntowels,(on iiiiiWs>tR\u00abJ>!aj. Iiluddor,\nuterus or other frn.-i,- ,,rifi7Tr\u00bbr\u00bb Kvcn In\ntin, gtmsjjj i.r \u201el....r..liV|. iSjnjm **| ||\u201e.v.\n' j 'I iaufl.-n lUCciaiD \"\"\"I-\n1 NORTH STAR\nHOTEL f\n%\n| Kimberley, B. C. .\n9 9\n9 H. W. DREW. Proprietor. ^-^_^ *\n9 ~ -\" 9\nrfr*9$ 99 *******,*^\u00abr****{l*i{mmH>\naHatum\nfur li,,. en n\nllflj\n-.iTlulli|ll\"|s l.rlviH.-l\nJISMlflll-'-JlSI-.- IIIUM.\nSchool of Mining\nThe IcUawlof Chtm wc atttrti:\n. ~ Four V\u00abir\u00bb' CourM for Degree of B. Be.\nII\u2014Three Veiri' Court* for Diploma.\nA COUECt OF AmiED SCKNCE. r^Jmi\u2122 JlVL^Mtow\nAitiiLird..\u00ab.\u00ab.'. uai..\u2122!!,, tssssa^sss?\nKINGSTON, ONT. JSiffSlSSB**\nl'.r Clm,l.r ot Ibe Srlioot .,,,1 further \/-M\u00ab>i\"l<\u00bbl \u00ab\"lt\"\u00abrt\u00abI-\nIflformltloa, .(il.lr U the .Srcr.Ury. Sclm-'l r-Hlrclflc.l KncinrarlBf.\nof Uiniiif. KlngNlOB, Olil.rlo A~Hlolofy tnd Public HMltb. j\njms^iu',':jf!niSij,'\nis u powerful \u25a0 \u25a0\nIng I.mie uiul\n\u00abH, hv er-wurl\t\nbus einiseil Hi.- hrciii.-ili,.-.ii \"Kavnrll\nPrmwrlutliiii -..iii Ira I most nireetlve\nIn blllllllllK li ilir MreiiKlll, regllllHlllR\nthn womiiiily functions. suhduliiK |iuli\nnut bringing iiimiii, i. Iieiilihy, vlguroiiu\nlOllllll lllU 111 |l\u201e j |,,,|,. -j-hm,\nA hmikuf iiiirtleiiliii'.. \u00abi. uch hum.-\n-Ivlllg the f... 11, i,!;.-.. I hull Ill'llli'S llllll\nlUiiUiur what rteiii'im ul i iiilni'iit ini'il-\nle.il iiiilli.irs, whiwu works - suited\nby lilivsliiiiiiisiif nil iii, ,1 Isnf primtlcu\nsrodluut enii-riue Into lln i iue.lii-iu.-s.\nThe iv.il'.ls ul priiiMi hesluweil nu llie\nseveral liigredleuls , til-erltm Intu llnetoi'\nI'liircii'sineilleliies l.v such nrllcrsshould\nhavu iii.ii-,. wi'lghl Uniii mu iiiiiiitini, nf j\nnon - priifrasliinul tnstlii Is, hi -\nsuch men urn writing lur lhn guidance of\niheir m.-iiii-iil brethren und knuw wbureof\ntboyspeuk. \\ni\nUntil medicines nre i ulcnliollc, non-\nsei'i'i'l, und i l..iu im ii.innliil Iinliil- . _\nforming drugs, heing i uiniiusud of glyceric\nontriicls of tlni; tsuf niiilve, Aniorlciin ,\\ i,-\u201e ,\u201e \u201e-ill bo r veil by\nmi'i ieiuu I,,,-.- I planls llieyiire hull, ,, \u201e,, , ( ,,,,\u201e,. t, B i\nsnld by dealers in mcdlelnn. Imi enn i, '.* \t\niill'iinl liiueeeiii ns a Mil, iiiulef'\"'! f mduy. I'eliiiiJin Jilh. fm the posl\nthese llleilicllie.s nf |(||i,wl Ill|nis II, I * H S Alldllur. ,-\\ |l|il ienill-\nuny secret, nostrum. must stato (|tiuliflcntlons und snlnty\nIir. I'leree's I'.-Ni-t.s.-iiuill 'iiKur-eiiiiieil. r,.tiV\"irt\"\"\"-!-\n9 Home in.nit- candy nt lhn Palm,\n'-f I Teuiiisti'i's are busy hauling Uoh ta\n\u2666. the railway while tho (mow lusts.\n%\\ i,\na in i\nft\n0 Smith nf SI [\niu llie City Tiiesdii\n1' Knit-held ol l'l\nown Sunday last\n1\n4\nws Nost wns V\ny's pratrlo\nhi businos\nV Hanson of Wasn\nregistered\nft\n9\n4;\n9\nft\n9\nft\n* *\n*\nut the Cosmopolitan Sunday lust\nChoic\nMalm\nDates and Ftga nt Ste\ni Grapes at Stewart's\nBerl Whlmpstor, and bl .1 Duck\nlej ot Pernio were In tho i'itv Suu\nIt ..I.i\nH H Ulanchetl ol Toronto, rep\nresenting the Cnnudian Metal ro .\nf\u00abn In tin- cltj Monday\nlewell ol the\n11 .:ii\u00bbin 1\nJew f!i 1 imi\n.1- in town\n\u2666 H Douglas. HO Kgge ll\nft Hoyes .ill ol Wardnei wore nttomtli\nrl ii i'r,iiii'i.-.\u25a0!\u25a0, Mondaj\nTable Tumblers, ,\nsi ti pel 'In\/..\nChatnptijrne Tumblers.\nS.' - !\u201e-: ilil\/.\nSherry i llasses\n-\nPort Glasses\n$7. pi\nClarel Glasses\n>- \u25a0\nChampagne Saucers\n$i;\nFinger Bowls.\n-\nI'iiii Decanters\nv\nS,.; e\u00bb\nQuart Decanters\n*\u25a0\n*\nSugar mnl 1 Iream Sets\nS,*\nVases\nerenl -\n*es,\n: j;\nI'iiiiii\n'ut illnss Tumblers, in ilil!\nI..Z\nMi .111.1 Mm K n Khuckleton ro\nturned lust week nun mi I'Vteiidi'jl\n,'... ll'ill MSI!\nConstable 11\n\\,;i> ill tile e\n\u2666 .'.Mil'-.-.\naduej ol Wardner\n.Mondaj mi local\n\u2666\n9\n9\n9\n4\n9\n4\na.\nft\na\nft\na\nIft\nJohn Campbell ol Nelson, l\u201e 11.1 9\nParr ni Spokane, ,1, 11 iiiui li. 11- J ^>\nMcCutchen of Calgary were at tho\na Crunbrook Monday, 9\n4 ,.,\u2014r .. ,. \u2666\nII PAYS TO BUY FROM .). \u00bb\u25a0 McBKIDF\nWhy is true love like\n5TRANSKY\nSteel Ware?\ni'j,|it Thorold and ,\\ \u00ab Bttrra ol\n* Windermere were guests nl tho Cob\nmopotitnn Tuesday\n\u25a0*- DRAG. SAWING MACHINES, for\n<, either Horse Power of Qasolino Kn\n.. mnes nt Patmore Urns.\n'Ot,\nW, J, Hlundell, H, 11. tlrnwn, it\n\u2022 Duthrie, II H. Grunt, G. G. llender- *\nsun. A, i' Llphart, und 11. Johnson ft.\nwere guests ut the Cranbrook .Mon- tj\nduy.\nG. T. ROGERS\nCranbrook, B.C. The Grocer\nBoots, Shoes, Hosiery, Mitts. Gloves\nG. S F Jaquith ol Toronto, rep-j\nresenting Brown Hros., wholesale;\ndealers in stationery and printers\nsupplies was in the city Wednesday.\nIt is the intention of the Provincial government at the next session\n\/', ,'\n.'' fasts for years.\nIt'on'.l ' -i; \u25a0--\ni \u25a0 -e..7-, : t i'i \u25a0 live'. But nil i-nriorted\nware Isn't Stransk)\nWhn i enameled waro is ofTired as\n\u25a0\u25a0 Imported ' look\n\u25a0\\ \u2022 :\u2022 ',!\"\u25a0' if U p\\-i la: '\u2022 Imported\nQuadruple Coated\n.tranuky Steel Ware,'* you have \"The\nWare that .Via'-..\"\nWe have the genuine, and her.* ihe prices\nate right, 0 courtll .\nJ. D. McBRIDE\nCranbrook, B.C\nHARDWARE\n\"\\ o( the House to reduce to a certain\n\u2666 extent some of the taxes und in par-j T.\nft ticular the personal property tux. j 9\n\u25a0\u2666\u25a0 W. A. Allen of Vancouver, P. B. $\nft Wallace of Toronto, Dr. J. H. Coffin\n\u2022' of .Moyie, V. B. Stanwood of Fernie,\n\u2666 W. A. MlUlgan of Toronto, J. It.\n9 .Atwood of Moyie, and A. W. Mcln-\n^* tosh of Fernie were guests at the\nCranhrook Sunduy last.\n11 IWYS TO 51 V IKOM J. I). McHKIUh\nSteam, Hot Water und Hot Air\n\u2014 ..\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u2014\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0 Heating systems scientifically pro-\ndown on '\u25a0' P\u00b0rtinne(' iiml installed, Let us do\nART\nPICTURES\nAMD\nPICTURE\nFRAMING\nBINNING\nTHE PHOTOGRAPHER\n5UCCE550R TO\nPREST PHDTO CD.\nThi\nhi man when he sits\nI the mad to .success und waits for _\nride in the political hand wagon will\nI never reach his destination.\n[ H, I-' Cooke, .1. Valentine Burns,\nand w. Pickering of Fort Steele\nwere Cranlirook visitors Saturday\nlast,\nConstable I.. BJ. Herchtner is gazetted Deputy Mining Recorder for\nI the Fort Steele Mining Division at\nMarysville.\nI. Uurch of WyclilTe, a timber\nI your heating and have it completed I cruiser, was in town Tuesday,\n'just ri&ht. You are entitled to I \u2014\u25a0\u2014\nhave satisfaction. Patmore Bros. \\ \"Coming events cast their shadow\n \u25a0 .before them.\" Residents of Gran-\nMrs. Fred Wasson entertained a brook nre contemplating extreme lm-\nlarge number of invited guests at provements this summer in the .shape\ntea on Wednesday afternoon. A\nmusical contest created much amusement. Mrs. Harrison carried off\nthe tlrst prize.\nAn Embroidery Club has been\nformed by a number ladies of Cranbrook, with Mrs. Barney as president. The club met at the residence of Mrs. S. J. Mighton on\nWednesday afternoon.\nnf lawns and flower gardens.\nTin Means Money\nThill is why wn in\nili'|iiirtitii'iii is u \"food\nbundle your repairs,\nVim imi niily save lim'\nyou, hut yuu stive money\niiii\nml\ninr I'i'iiiiii'iiiL!'\ncull. Wo Mill\nthem I'iL'lit.\nwhich i.s money to\n1 ihu same time.\nCiin\nLei 1\nnil lll'lll il\nprove ii ii\nprii li\nlh\nkind.-\n\\V. F. TATE\nTHK. OPTICIAN\nUriel \\l. W VTi M INSPKH'OII l'\"i; l\n.Northeast Kootenay is at the\n! present time displaying great activity iu cruising und locating of lurge\ntracts of timber.\n A. W. Bradford of Montreal. J. A.\nOur i'ublic Schools are progressing McDonald of Nelson, J. H. Dough-\nunder the management of Principal crty aml J- C!ark of Winnipeg, R.A.\nF. It. Anderson, and his able staff Simmons of Vancouver, C. H. Skin-\nof teachers. Iner of Calgary, were guests at the\nCranbrook Wednesduy\nLocal nimrods are preparing for\nthe opening ol the fishing season\nHods, lines and all kinds of fishing\ntackle ure being put Into condition\nfor use.\nJ. W. Bennett of Nelson, R. V.\nj (Inntlier of Toronto, F. H. Lewis ol\ni Montreal, F, G. llrown und It. C.\nManning of Toronto were registered\nat the 1 nmbrook Tuesday.\nW. Q, Montgomery of Windermere,\nD. J. Neilson of Lewiston, F. Richardson of Victoria, W. J. Millsap of\nToronto, and 0. J. Whiten of Winnipeg were guests ut the Crunbrook\nThursday.\nA. It. Sheldon of Montreal, F. R. j\nAnderson ot Vancouver, F. A. Jack\nson of Moyie, and R. M. Todd of\nToronto were registered u t t ho\nCranbrook Friday.\nMADE FOR SERVICE\nIN THE ROUGHEST WEATHER\nAND OUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY\nQ? WATERPROOF\n^0WE\u00bbi\nPOMMEL\nSLICKERS\nThis trade mark\nIs, and the word\n\\ Tower on the\nL\\ buttons distinguish this high\n'grade slicker from\n(hnjust asgood\nbrttnd*\naa!H!n!n!!!!H!H!f!!mn!nif!!HtimfHn?tt!n!!f!!f!t!!fnn!mtt^\nISPKIN6 SHIPMENTS 1\nI A\nThe NEW GOODS are stylish 73\nCranbrook\nTrading Co.\nIOC. The latest\nsuccess. ^t00mm^***^\n\"\u2022^^\"^ black plug\nchewing tobacco.\nimmssssssssssssssssssssssmmsmammm^j^\nMuLAUOHLlN\n,, i.i.i;,.. H,,,.,., ,.,,,\u201eiyICarriages and Sleighs\ni Lumber for tbe foundation of n\n! temporary post oHice Is being placed\non tbe lotfi\npurchased by the Dominion Govern\nment.\nWo have on hand soma llplil\nItnl) Sleighs HtiiiiuturturiMl by\nA large number of pbotomphii ol.1,, Mtjrja\u201eK|,||\u201e Onri-lilgo Co.\nscenes In llie vicinity of Cranbrook\nhave been placed iu tbe Oranbrook Any ono using the\ntdisofl Theatre\n\u2666\u2666\u2666#\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666*****\u2666?\u2666\u2666******\ni\nS Local Option\n\u2022 For B.C.. .\n9\n9\n9\n9\n9\n9\n9\n9\n9\n%\ntins II. S. Mll-CHO, Field SiTrHiii'v of li\nTomponineo and Monti Uoform Dqmiamt'i\nuf Un. Mothodisl rinirrli will iitldi'tiss\nMliss Muulltix het'O nnxl Thui'sdiiy, Feh :\nill - ii'cldi'lt.\nJ\n\u2022\n9\n9\n9\n9\n9\n9\n\u25a0ni 'Ventwurili Hull\nul s PKriFllltMANCI'l\nMoving Pictures\nIllustrated Songs\nHOOKS OPI5N\nSHOW STARTS\nP.M,\nI'M.\nin\nllnli'l l.y \"Dlnnlnii\" tin' |iliotonra|ili\nTry i> FAIRBANKS \u25a0 MORBH,\n0ASOUNB I0NUINK, tor miwilii: I\nwiinil nr liiinlior, [ur lltlttriATINII\nynur land, ur whorever POWER is\nneeded utnl im convinced uf Hk ubo-\nfnlntiHH unit economy, I'ntnioro Bros. I\nt'tinicii Miilnmi Qrapos ut Stewarts\nI The Kpwnrth League held their]\niniinthly Huciiil by kind invitation of\nMr, and Mrs. VV. T. Bold, at their.\nresidence last Wednesday evening,\nThere was a good attendance and u\nvory enjoyable tlmo was Bpent,\nKarmers nnd Ranchers, arc. investing in the De Laval {'ream Hepum\ntues. hceause they are money iniik-\ncrs nnd tlmo stivers, Nuw is the\ntlmo to place y..ur order, If yuu\nmilk i'uws nl. all, yuu cannot nlfiiril\nto bo wltlmiit un,.. Patmoro Urns.\ngoods 11 i*i >\nnomine thom No, I.\n\\V\u00bb hnve them In - mid :i kneo\nSellliifi ui n reduction.\nRE arriving daily,\nserviceable, sensible nnd desirable- these are the\nharbingers of the coining SEASON'S FASHIONS, fads\nunit fancies. Come antl see ns no need to buy now. but\nyou will know where to buy when you want to, Don't\nforget this poini. ii is worth noting in your memory.\nNew Hats\nin the HARD ami SOFT\nFELTS all styles and\ncolors. The prices range\nfrom\nZ3\nz3\nI\na\n3\n73\n3\n*3\n$2.50 to $6.00 eaoh 3\nTHE DERBY SHOES, In high and low make*\u2014new\npointed antl medium toes. 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