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McBride visited Creston\nTuesday on business.\nHouse plants tor sale at Slew-\narts.\nM. Schilling came down from\nthe Perry Creek mines Monday.\nV. Hyde Baker left on Monday\non a business trip to Spokane.\nS. E. Oliver of Winnipeg was\nin the city Monday.\nWm. Carlin was over from\nPort Steele Mouday on business.\nC. Kennedy of Winnipeg was\nin the city Monday.\nT. Kirkland was a Cranbrook\nvisitor Monday.\nW. S. Archibald and W. W,\nBurke of Vancouver were registered at the Cranbrook Friday,\nA. W. Price of Calgary was in\nthe city this week on business.\nA. G. Wilinol, accountant of\nthe King Lumber Co., was at\nPernie this week on business.\nFancy California grapes,\n\"Concords\" \"iu cents per pound\nat Stewarts.\nMr. John Campbell.'\u25a0'\u25a0kit&''his\ndaughter Miss Nettie are visiting\nwith Mr. .1. Campbell this week.\nC. McCrea of Marysville was\na guests at the Cranbrook\nTuesday.\nS. W. Schreiner of Salt Lake\nwas registered. at the Cosmopolitan Tuesday. '''\nJ. Campbell, and U. Campbell\nof Sussex were registered at the\nCranbrook Monday: \u2022 *\nFrank Clapp of Victoria, for-\nmely of Craubrook was shaking\nhands with his old time friends\nMouday.\nJ. C. Drewry of Moyie passed\nthroungh Cranbrook Thursday\nou his return from iin eastern\nvisit.\nMr. and Mrs. 0. Parker of\nSandon, and Mr. and Mrs. P.\nD. McKenzie of Edmonton were\nguests at the Craubrook Monday.\nColin 0. Brown, a knight of\ntho grip from Vancouver, was\ndoing business at Cranbrook\nMonday.\nMr. and Mrs. ,1. M. Derr loft\non Monday for Blaine, Mont.,\nwhere they will examine it farming suction with a view of purchasing the same.\nMr. John Hill, who has been\nvisiting his son Mr. Win. IJ. Hill,\nleft on Monday for Lethbridge\non a visit to his son 10. J. Hill,\nhe will then visit his daughter\nMrs. Dr. Rivers at Regina.\nB. Clendenning, manager of\ntho Sullivan mine passed through\nCranbrook Monday on his way\nfrom the mine to Spokane, to\nattend a meeting of the directors\nof the company which will be\nheld in that city on the 22nd of\nSeptember.\nThe subjects in the Baptist\nChurch next Sunday will be as\nfollows: Morning \"Tho Christians Interpretation of Life,\nDeath and Eternity.\" Evening\n\"Tho Kingship of Life\". Pastor\nB. Goodtiold will preach at both\nservices. The attention of all\nBible students is called to the\nWednesday night meeting at\nwhich a word by word study of\ntho \"Acts\" is conducted. Bring\nyour thoughts and difficulties\nalong, open discussion. All\nwelcome.\nIn walking up Louis Streel\nwe noticed a few dangerous boles\nSome person had some post\nholes dug and there Ihey lie ex\nposed. We have known of smnll\nchildren to tumble head lirst into such places and lose their\nlives. It might be well if some\none would look after such places.\nL. W. Patmore wus visiting\nfriends at Fernie this week.\nJudge Wilson returned Friday\nfrom a business trip In Kernie.\nMayor Rogors returned Friday\nfro n Calgary.\nS. Hayes of Medicine Hat was\nin the cily Friday on business.\nW. B. (.Irani of Nelson wns in\ntown Friday.\nChoice Thimble Berries ul\nStewarts.\nMr. Chester McRobei'ts of\nLondon spent a few days in town\nthis week on a business trip.\nC. E. Hiilcliins and sou of\nNelson were at Craubrook Thurs-\nday.\nC. P. Eastman of New Westminister was a Craubrook visitor\nThursday.\nMrs. H. Norlhey of Wycliffe\nwas visiting friends at Cranbrook\nFriday.\nMr. and Mrs. J. F. M. Pinkham\nreturned Thursday from Calgary.\nAl. Mutz, manager of the Fort\nSteele Brewing Co. of Ferine,\nand R. Steves of Frank were in\nthe city Thursday on business.\nA. J Pratt, ,1. S. Moir. Win.\nRobb, R. Holton and S. Ouire of\nMaple Creek were registered at\nthe Cranbrook- Thursdny.\n.1. (I. Wilson of Vancouver\nand A. P. Stevenson of Hosmer\nwere guests at the Cranbrook Thursday.\nMayor Oeo. T. Rogers in company with Superintendent Erick-\nson were visiting at Calgary this\nweek.\nMr. and Mrs. 0. L. Sinclair\nleft on Tuesday's train for\nToronto where they will reside\nfor some time.\nMr. and Mrs. S. H. Hoskins\nwho have been outing for the\npast two weeks near Wasa returned home Wednesday.\nThe Nelson Fair committee\nhave decided to secure Mr. V.\nHyde Baker's collection of Indian\ncurios for exhibition at the big\nFair.\nColon Leitch, Wilbur Hill and\nJohn Hamilton lefl on Thursday's train for Calgary where\nthey will attend school during\nthe coming term.\nGeorge Turner, president of the\nSullivan Mining Co-, and W. H.\nShields of Spokane were in the\ncity Wednesday, and left on\nThursday morning for the mine.\nA. C. Bowness has purchased\nthe store building now occupied\nby the Fink Mercantile Co., and\nwill have possession as soon\nas the Fink Co. move into their\nnew store now under construction.\nThe service to married people\nin the Methodist Church, last\nSunday evening was well attended, the church was crowded and\nlhe choir furnished excellent\nmusic, Next Sunday evening\nthe sermon will be to \"young\nwomen\" and Ihe choir will be\ncomposed of a number of young\nladies of the congregation. All\nare invited to come, and lake\npart.\nColumbia College, New Westminster, is coming well to the\nfront in the province and is particularly so in Cranbrook just\nnow. This weok will see at\nleast nine students leave this\ndistrict for that institution.\nThose leaving Cranbrook lira\nMiss Edith McBride. Miss\nTanuis Keid. Miss Maud Hicken-\nbolliom and Louis Stewart. Mr.\nW. T. Bold accompanied the\nparly to the coast.\nMr. W.Graham of Brandon spent\nThursday in town making arrangements for the coming of\nMr. Harold Jarvis to this cily.\nMr. Jarvis is ono of the besl\nknown tenor singers in Canada.\nHo sings regularly in Detroit,\nMichigan, and is now touring\nthe west. He is expected in\nCranbrook about Nov. 1st. This\nwill certainly be a rare treat for\nlhe citizens.\nMiss Maiiion and Miss Springer entertained a number of invited guests at their residence\non Bilker Bill Thursday evening.\nMrs. K. D. Johnson nnd\ndaughter returned S.iuday lasl\nfrom II visit to the coast.\nFrank Clapp left on Friday on\na business Irip to Yahk. he will\nreturn Tuesday nexl.\nFOR SAI.K A Chest nut pony,\nlive years old. ulsou good saddle\nApply ni lhe Prospector office.\nSpokane parlies purchased\n7,11011 Sullivan shares in Cran\nbrook Friday paying lucents per\nshare for them.\nKev. ,1. G. Shearer will con-\nduel the service iu llie Haplist\nChurch ou Sunday morning. Kev.\nGoodfield preaching in the Presbyterian Church.\nMr. Moffat who has been in\nthe hospital for several weeks\nhas been discharged, and is now\nreceiving the congratulations of\nhis many friends.\nMr. and Mrs. Geo. Sloddart,\nwho have been visiting at tho\nresidence of Mr. and Mrs. J. D.\nMcKi'ide. returned to Calgary\nSunday last.\nJoe Martin, passed through\nCranbrook on Tuesday on his way\neast. We wonder if he wus looking for the ties he ordered to be\nseized on the Crow line while he\nwas premier.\nLead rose another point on the\nLondon market Thursday. It is\nnow 11 points above the high\nmarket of last December and\nhigher than at any time since\n19H0. when it touched fill.\nCecil Prest sent in his resignation as city clerk, to Mayor\nRogers Monday, to take effect\non October 1st. Mr. Prest has\naccepted a position with J. D. McBride as book keeper.\nWestminster Exhibition.\nFor the above event the\nCanadian Pacific Railway are\nquoting very low round trip excursion rates same being on sale\nSept. 28th to Oct. Snd good for\nreturn passage till Oct. llth.\nRate from Cranbrook 1(121.15.\nDaily through sleepers are being operated from Arrowhead,\nfor berth reservations on Coluni\nbia River Steamers or Sleeper\napply to local agents or write.\u2014\nJ. S. Carter, D.P.A., Nelson, B.C\nThe Coal and Coke Output.\nThe output of coal at the C.\nN. P. C. Co.'s mines for the\nweek ending Friday, Sept. 7 was\nas follows:\nTONS.\nCoal Creek 8,782\nMichel 8.797\nTotal.\n.12,579\nAre Fine Sports.\nHarvard is evidently bearing\nits defeat at the hands of Cambridge in a truly sportsmanlike\nmanner. No excuses are offered\nexcept that the Englishmen had\nthe better crew.\nKootenay Central Railway.\nF. E. Leitch, the engineer who\nhus had charge of the work of\ngrading since operations commenced, left on Thursday for\nVancouver, from which point he\nwill hereafter direct operations,\nmaking only monthly trips to\nthe camps from now on and keeping a close watch on the progress\nmade.\nAnother change has been made\nin theforemanship, W. J. Wright\nhaving resigned, and a Mr. Ma-\nCurly, said to be one of the besl.\nrailroad builders on the continent\nbeing appointed in his stead.\nA number of men arrived lhis\nweek and went lo work, while a\nfew have quit and pulled out.\nGolden Star.\nCanadian Forestry Convention.\nVancouver, It. C, September\n18.\u2014The annual meeting of the\nCanadian Forestry Convention\nwill open here this afternoon\nwith a large attendance of dole-\ngales representing every part of\nlhe Dominion. This is the lirst\ntime that the annual Forestry\nConvention is held outside of lhe\nProvince of Ontario or Quebec.\nMany prominent officials of the\nCanadian Governmenl are in at-\ntendance und a highly interesting programs has been prepared\nlor the convention. Governor\nGeneral Earl Grey and Premier\nSir Wilfrid Laurier had been invited lo attend Ihe convention,\nbut where unable lo make a definite promise. Many matters\nof great importance to the\nforestry interests of the Dominion will come up for consideration and discussion.\nKeep Your Eyes on Sullivan.\nSlocks of the Sullivan Mining\nCo. are soaring upward. Last\nweek they were quoted ut Scents\nthis week al 17 cents. A meeting of the directors and shareholders will be held in Spokane\nSeptember 20th. Bill Evans, a\ncurb stone broker from Spokane\nwus at the mine lasl week sizing\nup tho properly. Manager B.\nClendenning also went lo the\nmine, and on Thursday Senator\nGeorge Turner, president of the\ncompany, accompanied by G, W,\nShields visited the property. It\nis rumored that a tight is on for\nthe control of the mine between\nthe Sweeney, or rather the Federal Mining Co.. who has secured\nthe Sweeney interests, and\nparties represented by Senator\nTurner and eastern stockholders\nSenator Turner nnd (I, W,\nShields returned from an inspection of the Sullivan mine Friday. In conversation, Mr.\nShields expressed much surprise at the extent of the ore\nbody exposed in Ihe mine, and\nsaid that it was one of the best\nmining propositions in the\ncountry. While In Cranbrook\nMr. Shields endeavored to secure\na large block of Sullivan stock\nat 15 cents.\nDELAY WAS DISASTROUS\nPay Day at St. Eugene.\nThe St Eugene Mining Co.,\nat Moyie, on Monday paid out\n888.000, the largest monthly payment ever made in the history of\nof the mine. The Lake Shore\nshaft is to be sunk 300 feet lower\nand tenders are being received\nat the company's office for ilie\nwork. \t\nFernie News Items.\nFrom the Ledger.\nThe sawmill belonging to J. A.\nHarvey, situated near Morrissey.\nburned down last Friday night.\nThe mill caught tire from a bush\ntire, aud is a complete loss.\nGovernment Building Clerk\nKerr is in town. He is kept\npretty busy these days with his\nlarge Cranbrook contracts and\nbusiness in town, which makes\nhim Hit back and forth between\nthe two places,\nCranbrook and Nelson lacrosse\nteams are talking ut each other\nthrough the papers about playing a match game, and It is very\nprobable that a game will bo arranged, to be played during the\nNelson fair.\nMayor Rogors, of Cranbrook,\nwent east with Division Superintendent Krickson in his private\ncar, attached to yesterday's local,\nMayor Rogers is quite busy just\nnow looking after the arranging\nfor the building to bo erected by\ntho City of Cranbrook jointly\nwith Lhe provincial government\nbuilding, but the team don't pull\neven, and delay is the result.\nExplosion at Moyie.\nOn Monday night about 10\no'clock the outbuilding containing the gas plant of the Kooteuay\nHotel, at Moyie was shattered\nby nn explosion, whicli broke\nseveral windows iu the hotel,\nalso in the residence of Mr. .1.1).\nElmer. The porter went into the\nbuilding wilh a lighted cigar iu\nhis mouth, and there happened\nto be a leak where the gas was escaping. The building was\nstrongly constructed, and Hie explosion was qnito heavy and\nfelt all over town. The porter\nwas injured but not seriously.\nEngineer Rose Purposed Quitting\nLife on Railway for Farm\nNear Nelson Next Spring.\nJ. E. Annable received letters\nfrom Medicine Hat last night\nwhich add a pathetic chapter to\nthe story of the freight wreck-\nnear Dunmore Junction on the\nmorning of Saturday, September I, says the Nelson Canadian,\nOn lhe 21th of June last two\nmen enteral M. Annable's office\nand Inquired about fruit lands.\nThey had seen a lot already but\nnothing that exactly suited. Mr.\nAmiable made an engagement\nwith them lo meet the 8 o'clock-\ntrain with him the next morning\nand visit land near Thrums belonging to W. Gibson.\nTho trip was made and the\nvisitors were satistied. Mr.\nOliver left for home that night,\nMr. Rose remaining to complete\na deal. He explained to Mr.\nAnnable that he was a C. P. R\nengineer running out of medicine\nHal. Mr. Oliver was also in\nthe employ ol the railway company at Cranbrook. Oliver was\nRose's wife's brother.\nOn account of the uncertainty\nand peril of railway life they\nhad decided to take up land and\nturn farmers.\nThe property was hold at\n\u00a32500, but after some negotiation\nMr. Gibson agreed to accept\n$210o, a small payment down,\n#1000 on September 1, and the\nbalance in a your. The bargain\nwas struck: Mr. Rose arranged\nfor seed for next spring and returned to duty at Medicine Hat.\nThe letters received by Mr.\nAnnable informed him that his\ntwo clients were killed in the\ncollision at Dunmore a week ago\nlast Saturday in a fatality of the\nsame character as those that\nhad turned his thoughts to the\nland.\nMrs. Rose, who lost at one\nstroke her husband and brother,\nand has no living relations, asks\nto be released from the purchase\ncontract. A draft for 81000, due\non September 1, had been bought\nby Mr. Rose but not forwarded,\nIt will be endorsed to Mrs. Rose\nby Mr. Anuuble and the amount\npaid at the time ot the bargain\nwill probably also be returned to\nthe widow by Mr. Gibson.\nThe death of engineer Rose\nwas the most peculiar of all the\nfatalities. He was not injured\nat all in the collision and walked\nback to the caboose. But ho\nhad inhaled the escaping steam:\nacute inflammation set in and he\ndied of suffocation.\nLABOR DAY COMMITTEE\nment of Expenditure.\nSoutheast Kootenay Ore Shipments\nThe week's output of Southeast Kootenay silver-lead mines\nwere as follows:\u2014\nThe\nbattleship designers which they\nhad not counted on. I If course, j\nit is possible to regard the Dread- Have Completed Their Labor and\nnaught us the standard and to Submitted a Detajled R t\nignore anything which is merely\ndescribed us surpassing il. Al\nthe same time it is realized that\nlhe situation muy provoke\ncritics of the navy and opponents\nof naval increase to obstruction\nof ihe plans for improvement\nhereafter, and some ol the more\napprehensive of naval officers are\npredicting a lively debate in Congress when lhe plans of the new\nbattleship uie received, ll is\nrealized thai there is some danger\nin tho too general requirements\nof Congress respecting the next\nbattleship,\nlirand Gathering of Beans.\nLawrence, Mass., September\ntil.\u2014Several hundred Boans\nfrom New England uml other\nparts of the country came together hero this morning at the\nFranklin house lo attend the\ntenth annual gathering and\nreunion of ihe descendants ot\nJohn Bean, who sett led in Exeter\nin this state, about liiiin. The\nattendance is unusually large\nthis year owing lo the\ngreat interest awakenotl by\nthe recent discoveries in regard\nto the lirst American progenitor,\nwhich will bo submitted to the\nmembers of the family by the\ngenealogical committee. The\nmeeting begun ul leu o'clock\nthis morning and lasted until\nafter one o'clock, when luncheon\nwas served. In the afternoon\nthere will be a general reception\nlo the now members.\nBritish Marksmen Coming.\nLoudon, September I Ti The\nRifle Team of the Queen's Own\nWestminster Volunteers ni-\nprising the hest marksmen of\nthe army, sailed today for New\nYork, to compete with members\nof lhe Seventh Regiment of New\nYork m the contest for the Sir\nHoward Vincent Shield at Creed-\nmore, L. I., on October 2 and 3.\nThe leum and its officers is us\nfollows: Captain Shuttock, commanding; Lieutenant Lowo,\nQuartermaster Sotithall, Ner-\ngeunl Tyrell, Lance Corporal\nFulton, jr., Bugler Halls and\nPrivatesSheppard, Bocks, Gill.\nSlocker and Thompson. Sheppard. Tyrell, Fulton and Halls\nwore members of last years team,\nwhich tldefeated team of the\nSeventh Regiment.\nWEEK\nYKAK\nSt. Eugene.,,\n527\n22,257\nSullivan\t\n500\n17,920\nNorth Star,.\nHI)\n8,122\nTotal\n1,1211\n43,299\nThe Next American Battleship.\nWashington, I). C, Sept. 12.\nThe naval constructors who are\nengaged on the plans for thi'\nbattleship authorised at the last\nsession of Congress are some-\nwluii ambarrassed by the In\ndefinite tonus of the law providing for lhat vessel. The qualities mentioned by Congress for\nthe new battleship require\ncharacteristics which are equal\nlothose of any known vessels\"\nof the battle ship class. This\nmeant at the lime of enactment the design of a balllesliip\nwhich would bo the equal, al\nleast, of the English Dreadiiaiight\nand it is to this end thai the\nNotioe of Meeting.\nThe Rev. Dr Moore of Ottawa\nthi- secretary and lecturer of the\nCanadian Association for tne\nPrevention of Consumption and\nother forms of Tuberculosis,\nwill deliver a lecture on \"Tho\nCause and Prevention of Consumption\" in tlio Wentworth\nHall on Monday evening. Sept.\n17th, at 8 o'clock.\nHis worship the Mayor will\ntake the chair. At the close of\nthe lecture, a collection will lie\ntaken in aid of the Sanitarium\nBuilding Fund.\nWilmer Croppings.\nR. L. T. Galbraith arrived ul\nFali'inonl on Sunday from For:\nSleele and is now attending to\nhis duties us Indian agenl in lhis\ndisl net.\nJudge Wilson drove up from\nCrunbrook last week lo hold\nCounty Courl here. He was ne-\ncom pal nod by Mr. Andrews,\ncashier iu the liunii of Commerce\nat Cranbrook, and Mr. K. Mull\nandaine, CI'. R. timber ranger.\nAll were greatly pleased wilh\ntheir drive up lhe valley und\nhope locome again. The Judge\ntook tlio stoumor on to Golden.\nLabor Day Committee\nmol on .Monday evening last\nwhen tbe reporl of the Secretary,\nMr, While, wus read and adopted\nVice-President s. ,1. Mighton\noccupied the chair, ten members\nof the committee being present,\nMinutes of previous meeting\nwere read and adopted,\nl! was moved by K. Small sec-\nonded by Mr. Abbotl that the\nsecretary In- given $50.00 for\nservices rendered, carried.\nMoved by Mr. Shankland,\nseconded by Mr. Dorris lhat J.\nKennedy be given 85 for services\nrendered on Labor Day, carried.\nMoved by Mr. Dorris. seconded\nby Mr. Hillings that the sum of\n84.75 be sei aside for any incidental expense thai may come up,\ncurried.\nThe reporl of the secretary\nwas then read. The tolal amount\nof money received, including\nsale of badges was 81,488,80.\nTolal disbursement, prizes 8982,\nexpenses 8859,05. Hose Reel\nprize of 8150 ou hand, balance ou\nhand 84.75.\nOn motion of Mr. Grace, seconded by A. Shankland, it was\nresolved lhat lhis committee,\n\"The Labor Day Committee\",\nthat owing to dispute between\nCranbrook and Moyie Hose\nteams as lo li winner of prize\netc.. that the matter be referred\nbuck to the lime keepers for a\nIimii official decision. The\nmol ion wns carried.\nThe following resolution presented by Mr. Billings was then\nrend nnd on motlotl adopted.\nWhereas, ihe Labor Day Committed sot aside tiie-sum of 8150\nfor u prize for Competition in\ntho wet hose tesl, und whereas,\nthe appointing of judges and\ntime keepers for said hose events\nwas left entirely tb the contesting teams, and. whereas, the\nofficial lime keepers thus appointed have failed to furnish\nthis cominillee wilh an official\ndecision s'o that said money could\nbe legally-disposed, therefore be\nil resolved, thai this committee\nregret the unfortunate dispute\nresulting from said event, and\nhereby declare that this committee is in no wise lo blame or\nresponsible for the present condition of affairs, and that it is\nready and willing to payout said\nmoney to whoever is entitled to\nit as soon as the aforesaid time\nkeepers furnish the committee\nwith the requisite decision, the\nresolution wus adopted unanimously.\nThe committee then adjourned\nto meet at the call of the president or secretary.\nnaval constructors have been while tho other two returned to\nworking. They are now asking Cranbrook, Judge Wilson re\nthemselves whether the intro-|grelled that he was unable to\nduel ion of the new Italian battle-1 bring his wife with him on lhis\nship, lleserilieil as Iho superior! trip, owing to illness in his\nof the Dreadnaught, does not j ram iiy, but said he hoped to\npresent additional requirements com*1 again this fall and spend a\nand exncl something of the week or iwo. Wilmer Outcrop. 1,1,S. Carter, D.P.A., Nelson, B.C\nCrushed Between Cars.\nSteve Kubshake, a Slavonian\nminer working in No. 9 mine,\nCoal Creek. wus painfully\nthrough noi dangerously injured\nMonday being crushed between\ntwo mine cars, He wus removed\nby special train to the Fernie\nhospital nnd it was discovered\nihal his right arm was broken\nabovo the elbow and thai his ribs\nmil the upper portion of his\nbody were severely bruised.\nFiro at Trail.\nFire ul Trail, Friday, did damage to the amount of 811,000. N.\nWilmer's hardware store, Win.\nLabi's bakery ami I wo residences\nwere burned.\nNolson Fair Rates.\nFor this evi'iil llie Canadian\nPacific liy. will place in oiled\nCalgary, Midway, I'enticliou\nIntermediate und all Kootenay\npoints single fare excursion rates\nfor lhe round Irip. Soiling\ndates Sept 18-19-20 good for return nil Sept' 21th\nRule from Crunbrook 85.50.\u2014 THK PROSPECTOR CRANBROOK B. C, SEPTEMBER 15, 1906,\nL. CLAPP\nW. ROLLINS\note\nESTABLISHED 1B\u00bb.\nA. B. Grace,\nPUBLISHER AND EDITOR.\nRealistic Lifo Saving Exhibition.\nBaker Street, Cranbrook, B.C.\na Lighted By Electricity l\n-. -:.a(iil..H - Heated By Hot Air - Ihi \u25a0\u25a0\t\nComfortable Bedrooms\nFirst Class Dininu Room\nHEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS AND OLD TIMERS\nVancouver, H C. September\n8. An interesting exhibition of\nthe life-saving work by the\nGovernment Life Boat will be\ngiven ibis evening at Kitsalano\nBeach. The life boat, whieh\nwas built for service on the wesl\ncoast of Vancouver Island will\nbe under command of Cupi. .1. ('.\nVoss, who won fame by sailing\n,. j the dugout canoeTillicuro around\nof the oppositions own weak the world, For ihe purpose ol\n*%ijz |fr00pector.\nProf e\u00bb*slona 1.\nHARVEY k McCARTER\nBARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS\nCRANBUOOL, - B.C.\nW. F. OURI3\nSATURDAY, SKIT. IS, 1906.\nTHE absence of any slates\nmanlike policy, the leader\nand unpopularity with his\nthe demonstration a barge has\nparty, and the mediocrity of the |bee Y^i\"?. t\u00b01.raP1'\u00b01sea!\n'\u2022wire pulling\nwhom lie\ngentlemen by\nsurrounded, are\nk.\nFrom llu\nderelict\n\"If a man can paint the best picture, preach the best sermon\nor make the best mousetrap, though his house be in the wilderness,\nthe world will make a beaten path to his door \" Emerson,\nWc do not paint pictures, preach\nsermons or nuike mum.: traps\nreasons why lhe Liberal party\nin this province are again likely\nto be unsuccessful In a provin\nciol election, But, if one thing\nmore than another will con\ntribute to their discomfiture it\nis the slanderous and untruthful\nstatements made by party lead\ners. who have failed to discuss\nIntelligently any public issue\nIt is no wonder that scores ot\nLiberals are becoming disgusted\nand refuse io acknowledge llie\nopinions and views expressed by\na weak and ruining leader.\nOUR SPECIALTY IS MAKING THE BEST m, , .,\nthe Liberal campaign in ihe\n_ __, , i-i -a , ft Kootenays goes merrily on. li\nBlower Piping Exhaust Systems amusintr n. ,v\u00abd u. t..\n[organs account of what is being\nFor Planinu Mills\nDoin\u00bb the hest SHEET METAL WORK and PLUMBING\nRather a prosaic occupation with mighty little\nsentiment in it. hut it keep,, ua humping\nOur trade in these lines has been very successful, which goe\nto show that Emerson knew what he was talking about.\nGive Us a Trial\nPATMORE BROS.\nUo It Now\nsignals of distress will be tired\nand ihe life boal will be manned,\nlaunched and dispatched irom\nshore lo the rescue. The slop\nwrecked sailors \u00abill be picked\nup from ibe hulk und\nfrom ihe water and\nwill be brought buck io ihe\nshore. According lo llu1 pro\ngrain there will be a second ael\nio ibis exhibition After tho\nreturn of the life boal roekots\nfired from llie wreck will signal\nthai there are some more people\non board. Then ihe rockel line\nequipment will come into play.\nUnder Iho tight of powerful\nsearchlights a rockel line will be\nshoi over lhe wreck and will be\nmade lasl to I lie mast. The re\nmaiuder of Ihe supposed ship\nwrecked crew will then be\nhem. how they are I brought to shore in the breeches\npushing Comrade Hawlhornth |nu,v\nwaite and his sociolastic friends\n' to the wall, and what will happen notice.\nto the McBride government when \u2022 *******\"\"\u2022' \"\"\"\"' '\"\"' S,MV \"\"\u2022\" !,,\"'r\ni u\u00bbu- l imt-ml in apply u> tliu Cnmmtsstcmer \"i\n| they make au appeal to the Land* und Works lor permission to purctaije\nWell we shall see \"\"'ol'owlngdescribed piece ol land; iit-k-i'i\n\"' ' Hills' a: a p,>st planted on Uu- Kust bmill nf lhe\nKooteu&)- river in ii point where llio vw-at\n\u201e * ^ boundary ui loi' Nu. .> Intersects lhe rlvjr\nnear ihe northwest corner ol lot .\" j l\u00aby*Lmj\nHalf of lhe Liberals in lhis\nprovince who were forced by\npressure into the Grand Trunk\nPacific schemes of the \"big\nseven\" see a chance to get awuy\nfrom the political thraldom thnt\ncheated them into believing that\nllritish Columbia would have an\nearly start in G.T.P. railway\nbuilding.\ninula\nul lui\niiicrsccu\nthe\nDR, E. W, CONNOLLY\nPhijsiiiiiiii and Siiroeoi]\nOb'PlOB ARMSTRONG AVE.\nHoi us: 0 le II ii.in. 2 lu I p.m.\nPliotie Office Ul.\". Uoaldoiioo Itm\nN*. HANSON.\n:<*>:\nd\\\n1\n I\nP.O. BOX 3D ARMSTRONG AVENUE PHONE 111 O,\n* * *\nThere is a panicky feeling in\nthe inner circles of the opposition in this province since the\nDominion leaders have made it\nquite plain that tho opposition\nloader in this province is quite\nweak and should make way for\na more able man.\n* * *\nA young lady explained to a\nprinter the difference in printing\nand publishing and in conclusion\nsaid: \"Now you may print a\nkiss on my cheek, bit' you must\nnot publish it. \"With that he\nlocked the fair form in his arms\naud went to press.\n* * *\n0%% \u00bb%%%\u00bb%\u00bb%%%%%%%^%\u00bb%*H *\"\"K\u00bb**^^^^a\n*%m*t-9 W* ***^9\nGaioaru Game Go,\nFresh and Salted Meats\nFish and Poultry in Season\nOrders by mail will receive prompl and careful attentli\nOrder by Phone 45\na%\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab**\u00ab***l(f*r%\u00ab.-***^^*\nThere are 800,000 miles of tel-\nj '\u25a0 egraph and telephone lines in\n{ \u25a0 this country at the present time\n4 j which requires 82,000,000 poles.\n' A pole lasts on an average,\ntwelve years and is made from a\ntree sixty years old. To maintain\na continuous supply five times as\nmany trees must be growing iu\nthe forest as there are poles in\nExperiments are being\nmade which if successful will\nvery materially add to the length\n\u201e, } I of the life of a pole.\nJOHN BULL\nIi particular. Tbat It what makea\nhim mi*, a fores In the world. It U\nthat ttarue particularity that enable*\nua to iiil'er you the\nBest\nShilling Six-Pen; y Pipe\nin the World\nOSS HUNDRED SHAPES AMD SIZES\nEvery Pipe Gujr.nleed.\nSOU) IN CANADA fOR 35c.\nTHEY WILL NOT BURN.\ntllEY WILL NOT CltACK.\nJuat remember\n\"Shield Brand\" *\nCAMPBELL & MANNING\nTheTobacconists\nNOTICE.\nJ I Take notieo that thirty days nfter\n* datu I Intend to apply to tin* chief\nf Coinmiusionor of Lands and Works lav\ni pi-niii \u2014 Ion tn oul and curry awuy\ntimber from iln- following doserlbed\n; iitiiiir in i.;i.-t Kootonay:\nCarninenelng'ttt a post planted al the\nni, i'ohI cornor of Lot 110.13, thoi\t\n1.\need\nWo have this week unloaded a car of each kind\nQUALITY THE VERY BEST PRICES THE VERY LOWEST\nSpecial Prick for Tun Lots, Call and see us before\nbuying elsewhere. We also carry a slock of\ncarnefa's stock and poultry food\nHarris Bros.\n*nnnnnnn*\"i!ii\"ii!nniii!i\"!T*ini\"***\"n;*\nITonsorial Parlor!\n| \u2014 3\nFor a Cool and Clean Shave |\nOr a Perfect Hair Cut 3\nA Hot or Cold Bath |\n| ''\" Walter B. Laing ,,&\u201e!\nBakoi'Sti I. Criinlii k, B.C. |\nSuunuuuuuuu''iiuuui'\"\"\"n'im\"'.\nTHK KOOTKNAY CKNTKAI, IIAII,-\n. WAY I I IMPANY.\nTiie Allium! Goliut'iil Mooting of tlio\nShareholders of tho KiMiieniiy Contntl\nRailway Company will ho hold at tlio\nlimiil Offloo, Crunbrook, ll.C, nt 1) u.in.\nMonday, Soptonilior llt'di IHOH Im- tho\nelect Ion nf illrootoi'fl mul fur tin* iruna-\nni-tiiiii of other -fonorill Iniflm-sa,\nDatod ut Crunbrook, B.C., HiIh IIOIIi\nilny el July, lnnu.\nill W, A. Mauuonald, Hocrolnry\nI MUSIC |_\nMr\u00ab Hiclnn TEACHER OF THE\nrs>. nibiup PIANOFORTE\nSpecial attention to touch,\ntechnique, phrasing and\ngrading of studies.\nKor particulars upply to C. !\u25a0'.. Rolil .V\nCo., The Druggists.\nCRANBROOK AERIE 967\nF. O. E.\nFRATERNAL ORDER EAGLES\nMeet ovory Woilnestlny\nnl s p.m. in B.I..P. Hull\nVisiting Brotliel's Cordially Invltoil\nV. Uoss Tatk. W. Prosiilont\n( HAS. SMITH. See; .\nt\u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e,n,\u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e<.\u201e.,ti\ns Rocky Mountain Chapter Si\nNO. 126. II. A. M.\njUMUuuuumniH\nFOUND\nON BAKER ST., ONE DOOIt WKST OK\nIIII.I. .t CO, The only place in town\n. that can inukt- life worth tho living.\nThe\nC\nE. H. SMALL, Manager\nCosy and\nComfortable Rooms\nHeadquarters For\nMining Men\nRoyal Hotel\nMarysville, B.C.\nA. P. CHENETTE, Manager\nThe above hotol has been recently erected, and neatly furnished throughout. The liar is supplied with the best brands of\nLiquors and Cigavs.\n1 LEflSK k HENDERSON I\n\u2022rr Z3\n\u00a3\n\"'\"\"\u2022 FASHIONABLE TAILORS I\n\u2014 Always Up-to-Date \u2014 2\n\u00a3 3\n\u00a3 Cranbrook, - - B.C. 3\n^aiHiuuiuiuaiilliiuniiiiauiaiauiiaiiiiiiHiuiauau^\n[iKiWll^^iKil^ffl^tllWiViWiKihlWiMlWIHlK^\nRogular meethi^fli\u20142nd Tuos- \u00a3\nday in each month at elg-lu *\no'olook,\nSojourning Coinpitnlons aro\ncordially Invited,\nWm. 1-'. Tatk, Scribe E. |\nHex I CRANHROOK, 11. C. i\n^'.WffWWWW\n*SH\n:W E*\naf.it\\%.\nCRANBROOK\n| Bowling Alley |\nOne of the best and one of the most\npopular recreations in Cranbrook\nOPEN FROM 9 A.M. TO 12 P.M.\n| R. LASTIRI, Prop. open fqk ladies\nArmstrong Ave. Tuesday and Friday afternoons iy\nka\u00abiHil\u00abiJ*il\u00abil\u00ab!l\u00abIiHaWi\u00bb |MiWi\u00abINil^r\u00bbll\u00bb\u00abi\u00bbil\u00abir\u00bb.ll*\nI P. Burns & Co. 1\nHead OAice,\nCalvary, Alberta.\nMain Ofllce for Eait Kootenay, zS\nOranbrook, B.G ZS\nZZ%\nWholesale and Retail\n3\n3\n3\nNOTICE.\n-in pin\n-il .lull illli. IIIOII.\nA. T, I'AI.IOVKI.I,. I.nnlliir\nNOTICK.\n,- niillci- tlml thirty ilnya a'tor\n, TAKK NoTlcl-; tlml l intuio) to tijiply In llm\nsoutu iu ciiaim, thonco wonl IflOchaiiiK, oiiluf Coininlaglnnur nl i.ihhIh nml WoHir for\nthence north 40 chlllllH, thonco inuil 1(101 purmIhhIoii lomil uiul rni-i-.v uwuy tlinloir Ir\t\nfbeirinnliiir containing \u00ab\u25a0\u00ab rnllowliiH ilowirll milu noiir Mon >\nCroek in simili i-:nai Kootuunyi\nCoiilliii-lirlllK III n I'nat. I'lllliti'il Ul till' HOlltll\nwent cornur ol w. ll. Hnrvuy'M iliulini- llooi\t\nllil'lli-i- Wi-al HO i-liuins, lln-lli-1' IIIH-Ill HO I'lllllllH,\nItiiilH'i-'-Hal Nil i'llllllia. tllOllOO HOlltll HO I'llllillS\ntil |,lllll' \"I I'llllltlll'tll'f'IIH-lll..\nDlltoil April luili. 111011.\n'Iiii.- I llili'lul In apply In Uui \u2022 hlcl;\t\nI .iniMii-ai II' u( I.nulla uml Workn Inr MOTICE\nimnniailun i mil curry uwuy I hotice.\n'iinli'-i fl llu- following ih'Hi'l'llM'll '|'AI,-|'-. NO'I'ICI'', iluu I llili'lul liiiil'l'lvl.\" III.'\nIuiiiIh iii Haul Koutoiiayi c ' <'\"' \u00ab\u00bbl' ' ol I \u00ab \u00bbi\u00bbl tVorln ror\nCommencing at a pout planted at lliu pennlimloi utn iirryiiwnj llinlioi rotu\n.i , ami o \u201e , il.\" Ii.ll'iwliii: ili'Millii'il 1'iii'la i'\"'\"* M.'ll'l'.ll\nHii.llh .'Uai ,'nrtii'l- nl lalll fl0a.l, the ,\u201e,\u201e,\u201e., ..\u201e\u201e ,(\u201e\u201e\u201e,\u201e\u201e,,\ni'uhi III i'IiuIih, llii'i north Hill cluiliiH, coniinenrliiniiltlm norllioiwt oornor \"I W\nllu-i won 10 I'hiiliiH, Ihcn.'i'hihiiIi luu ii iinrvoj'a II thonco worn tWoliiiln\u00ab,\nohniiiB to place nl uofflimlng cnnlalnhiK ''\u00bb\u25a0\" \u00abrth liiolmlon, no hi ioo ,i\u201e.i,ia.\n.,.,\u201e .,,,,!. h a utoni'owinili IIIi'IiiiIiihto point ol oommoiiro'\nnlil aorcii more or Ichh.\nDated July Illli, 1000,\nJ'.l A T ('Al.liWKI.I., I.i\n1)1 Ull I.\nDuteil A11r 11 IHiti. hmw.\n\u25a0..;tl KMMA MAltVEV\nI Meat Merchants 1\n| 3\n5 Dealers in Abattoir and Cold Storage3\nE Live Stock at Calgary, Alberta. 3\nlaUUiUUUUiUiUUlUiWiUiUS&UUIiUtUiUiUiUiUiUiUiUUjM\nGeo. R. Lmsk & Co\nTO\nSEATTLE, TACOMA\nAND ALL\nPacific Coast Points\nST. PAUL, CHICAGO. NEW YORK,\nAND\nALL POINTS EAST\nPalace and Tourist\nSleepers. Bulfett\nLibrary Cars, Modern\nDay Conches.\nDining Oars,\nMEALS A LA CARTE,\nBest Meals on Wheels\n2 PAST TRAINS rs\nBAST ASll WEST DAILY at*!\nKor full purllciihii'H, I'lilca, Inldei'fi\nI'tc, call im or iiddrcHH.\nsi. _ _ ._\nAll kinds of building material\nLeave orders ut tho City Clorlm nllloo' . \u2022- . u__j\nrdriip a postal card in nor ion, |ConBtantly on nana.\nBUILDERS\nAND\nCONTRACTORS\nPlans, Specifications\nand Estimates\nFURNISHED ON APPLICATION THE PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, B C, SEPTEMBER l.\">, IM\nSIMPH\nSTRONG\nSILENT ftH\u201estowaESPEEUY\nPurchase Prioe $3.00 a Month\nAllowance Made For Old Machine\nArnold k Roberts\nDON'T it please you to have\nPhotographs of your\nrelatives and friends, possibly\nsome you have not seen for\nyears?\nNow what about yours?\nWe know you have not thought\nmuch about it and that is why\nwe call your attention to a duty\nyou are neglecting. Come up\nand see our styles and act in\ngood time foi' Christmas.\nrrest rnoto Go.\nStudio.\nPicture Framing a Specialty1\nlinker St. Cranbrook, B.C.\nCANADIAN\nPACIFIC\nRAILWAY\nEXHIBITION\nExcursion Rates\nNelson and Return\n$S.50\nOn Sale Sept. IH, IH and 20\nreturn 1141 h.\nWestminster nnd Return\n$21.15\nOn Sulu Sept 28, Oct. Snd.\nGood to return Oct. 11.\nDallu Through Sleepers\nArrowhead to Vancouver\nFor full particulars und berth reservations apply to local agents or write\nE. .1. Coylo, A.G.I'.A., Vancouver\n3, 3. CARTER, D.P.A., SelBon, B.C.\nYour attention Is called to the\n\"Pioneer Limited\" truliis ol the \"Milwaukee X St Paul Hallway.\" \"The only\nperfect trultlB In the world.\"\nVim will Uml It desirable to ride on\ntlinne truiiiH when utiliiK to liny point In\nthe KitHlcrn States or * 'lunula. They\nconnect with all Transcontinental\nTrains and all Ticket Agents Hell\ntickets.\nKm- further information, pumphluts,\netc, aik any Ticket Agunt or\nll I. POUD, II. S, HOWE,\nPass, Agent, General Agent\nSPOKANE. PORTLAND\nThe Illinois Central\nMaintains unexcelled service from\ntho west to the cast and south. Making\nclose connections with trains of all\ntrim-coot!cental lines, pussengers are\ngiven iheir choice of routes to Chicago\nouisvillc, Memphis and New Orleans,\nanil through these points to the far east\nProspective travelers desiring information aa lo the lowest rates und best\nroutes are Invited to correspondence\nwith the following representatives,\nII. H. TunMiilJI.1., Coinmurulul Agent\n142 Third St., Portlund, Oregon.\n,1.1!. I.INIIHKY, T. V. X P.A.\n142 Third -it., Portland, Oregon\nP. II. THOMPSON, P. A P.A., Room 1\nColumn Bldg,, Scuttle, Wash.\nW. CRAIG\nMASONRY\nSteam Hollers and Furnace Work a\nSpecialty.\nCost and Stock Estimates\nFurnished Upon Application.\nP.O. Box 834. Cranhrook, B.G.\n\u20225Dhe Ifros-pector\nSATURDAY. SEPT. !\u2022\"'\u25a0 1U06.\nLooking To Canada.\nArthur Hirklbi'.'. who has many\ninterests in this district, and\nespecially in Kossland, returned\non Saturday eveuillg Irom London and leaves to-morrow for\nPrince ton, says tin- Rossland\nMiner of Tuesday the 7th inst.\nMr Hickling built the Hunk of\nToronto building, and is ulso\nmanaging director of the com\npany owning the Princeton town\nsite.\nMr. Hickling says there is no\ncountry attracting so much attention at the present time as\nCanada, but it is difficult to gel\nmuch financial support for\nthe raason that just now the\nmoney market is extremely tight.\nThis is due in a measure to the\ninsurance companies having to\nrealise on first class securities,\nin order to meet their losses on\nthe San Francisco fire, aud\nsecondly, to the fact that the\nsituating in Russia is so serious\nthat revolution is feared ut any\nmoment. This would involve\nand be practically ruinous to\nFrance, which country has\nfinanced Russia for some years\npast, and would result in a panic\naffecting all countries. This de\npression, however, is not likely\nto be of a long duration, as the\nRussian question must be settled\none way or the other before long.\nIn speaking of the mining interest of the Kootenay. Mr. Hickling said one of the chief reasons\nfor the lack of attention is the\nlimited number of mines quoted\nonthe London market. The two\nLeRois being really the only ones\nHe thought it would be most\nadvantageous, not only to the\ncamp, but to tho company itself,\nif the consolidated company obtained a quotation for their shares\non the London stock exchange.\nThe enormous losses sustained\nby investors in mines in Soutli\nAfrica have caused s*ome of the\nleading financiers to look round,\nand they are quite ready to\ntransfer their interest to this\ncountry, if they could meet with\nsubstantial bona fide propositions.\nland promote the welfare of\ni thine own town and thine people.\nj 7. Thou slialt not suffer the\nI voice of pride to over-\nIcome thee and if other towns\nentice thee, consent thou not,\nI for thou mayest be deceived.\n| H. Thou shall spend thy\nI earnings at home and they may\n' ivturn from whence they came\nland give nourlshmet to such us\nIconic after thee.\n| (I. Thou shall not bear false\nI witness against the town where-\nI in thou dwelleth. but speak well\nof it to ull men.\n10. Thou shall keep these\ncommandments and teach them\n| to thy children to the third and\nfourth generations, that they\nmay be made to flourish and\ngrow in plenty when thou art\nlaid to rest with thy fathers.\nJ. Edgar Davis\n\u2666 Bricklayer A\n\"\"\"Contractor w\nphone nr.\nFurnace, Boiler, Range and\nFireplace Work a Specialty. All\ndescription of stone-work undertaken.\nOrders leh at J. D. McBRIDES\nWill Receive Prompt Attention.\nNew Ten Commandments.\n1. Thoushalt not goaway from\nhome to do thy trifling, nor thy\nson, nor thy daughter.\n2. Thou shalt patronize thy\nhome merchant, and thy home\nprinter, for yea, verily, dotli not\nthy home printer spread over\nthe glad tidings of thy goodness\nand greatness and they shall\npatronize thee.\n3. Thou shalt employ thine\nown mechanics that they may\nnot be driven from their homes\nto find bread for their little ones.\nThou shalt also consider him as\nthy neighbor, above all of them\nthat dwelleth in a strange town.\n4. Thou shalt not ask for\ncredit as the goods cost much\nmoney and the merchant's brain\nis burdened with bills. His\nchildren clamour daily for bread,\nand his wife abideth at home for\nlack of such raiment as adorneth\nher sister. Blessed, yea, thrice\nblessed is thu man that pays\ncash.\n5. Thou shall not ask for reduced prices for thine \"Influence\"\nfor behold guile is in thine heart\nand the merchant readeth it like\nan open book, he latigliuth thee\nto scorn and shouteth to his clerks\n\"ha, ha!\"\nfl. Thou shalt do whatever\nlieth iu thy power to encourage\nNOTKTC.\nNotice Ib hereby given that sixty\ndays after date 1 intend to apply to the\nHonourable the Chief Commissioner of\nLands und Works lor permission to\npurchase a certain piece nf land situate\nIn tho District of Eust Kootonay, und\nbeing an Inland lying In the Elk River\nudjolnlng the northerly boundary nf\nLotIKI7HGroup I, Kootonay District,\ncontaining 320 acres in i or loss.\nDated this 21st day of August, 19011,\n35 A. M. STEWART\nNOTICE.\nNotice Is hereby given that sixty\ndays after date I Intend toapply to the\nCommissioner of Lands and Works\nVictoria, for permission tu piiruhllso\nthe following dosorlbod lands:\nCommonolng at southeast corner of\nLot muil, thonoo east 80 chains, thonco\nnorth HI cIiuIiih, tlience west HII eluiius,\ntlience south HI chlllns to point nf commencement, Including In all 320 aoros\nmore or less.\n.lulyll\/Sth, limn,\n30 .1. Mi'KENNEY\nIUYIN6\nCall up the City Transfer\nwhen you want your Furniture, Piano, or Baggage\ntransferred.\nW. E. Worden\nOffice Phone fid. Sole agents ltank-\nKesiilence \u2022* 135. head Hard Coal.\nFor Sale\nBUSINESS BLOCK\nOn Armstrong Ave.\nFor further information apply\nlo\nJ. M. DERR\nBoot*sno6 Maker\nArmstrong Ave. SKjgSS \u201e\u201e,\u201e,\nGranbrook\nn Liven\nGEARY \u00ab DOYLE, PROP'S\nTeams and drivers furnished for any point in the district.\nA. DOYLE, Manager\nNOTICE.\nNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that\nafter thirty duys I Intend toapply to the\nChief Commlsslonor ol Lunds and\nWorks at Victoria, 11. C\u201e und to the\nDeputy-Commissioner of Lands ami\nWorks at Cranhrook, B. C, for u\nLicense to prospect for Coal and Petroloum lu the following desorlbed lunds,\nsituated In South Eust Kooteuuy, II.I'.,\non Aldrldgo Creek about three miles\nfrom the Klk Itiver:\nT. K. L. Harris' south east corner\npost, Thonee 80 chuins north: thence\n80 chains west; thence HO chains south;\nthence 80 chuins cast Ui the place of\nbeginning, containing MO acres.\nLooated July 25th, IWHI, by\nA. L. Anderson, Agenl,\ntleorge H. Llhby's south west corner\npost. Thence 80 chains north: thence\n80 chuins oust; thence 80 chains south;\nthence 80 chuins west to the place of\nbeginning, adjoining T. ll. L. Harris'\nclaim on the Kust, ooiitalnlnglMOaoros,\nLocated,I uly 25th, won. hy\nA. L. Anders Agent.\nHenry P. Sorg's north cast corner\npost, south of und adjoining T, ll, l\u201e\nlliiri'ls'clalm. Tlionco 80 chains south.\nthence 81) chains wesl; thence 80 chains'\ni th; thence HOchnli 1st to the place\nof boglnnlng, containing mo acres.\nI uti'il July 25th, IHOH, by\nA. L. Anderson, Agent,\nRobert Miller's north west cornel\npost, eust of und adjoining Henry K.\nSorg's claim. Thenco 80 chains south;\ntlience 80 chains cast; thence 80 chains\nnorth', thenco 811 chains west to the\nplace of beginning, containing IHO\nueres. Located July 26th, IIHHI, hy\nill A, i\u201e Anderson, Agonl\nMClarjrj\nAll Kootenay\nSteel Range\nwearing parts \t\nare made extra heavy WEI\nKootenay\nRange\nLondon \u2022Toronto- Montreal\nWinnip\u00abf~Vancouv*r-StJohnlL\nPatmore Bros. Sole Agents\nIMPORTANT NOTICE!\nseven Sutherland sisters\ntox*i: to annoutu'p to the ladies and gentlemen of Cranbrook and vicinity lhat\nthey have made arrangements with\nC. E. REID & CO.,\nPhone 74 TJ-^q DrUg,giStS.\nAnd will hold Daily Demonstrations commencing Monday.\n\u2666 AUGUST 27TH \u2666\nRegarding treatment of the Hair and Scalp. They\nrespectfully invite everyone to call and consult with\nthem. Come and see the Long, Beautiful Hair, grown\nhy the use of the\nSeven Sutherland Sisters' Hair\ni\nGrower and Hair and Scalp (.leaner\nCanadian Head Office, 11 Colborne Street, Toronto.\n.1. H. Bailey, Foreign Manager.\nl#\u00ab#t\u00bb\u00ab00#*#####0#0##0ui\nImnl'. in I'lllal Rimli'iiity.\nllOIIIIIIOIIIllllftltl 'I I I III 'JU I'llllill\niiurlli Irom Willi lliiisr wiifOfnii I'niii\nmill ulmllt IHI i'llllilla wi'al frmu Hl'UWH';\nCrook, iiii'iu'i' mu rhnliiH north, lluniui\n111 I'lllllllH I'llal, llli'lli'i'Nil I'llllilla HIlllUl\niiii'iu'i- 41) I'lmiiiH mint, lln'iii't' lu rlnilii\nHinilh, tlit'iio' hii i'liuins weal tu plu\t\nI'liiniiii'iii'i'liii'lil.\nlo'uii'il '.'Nlli AilKIIBt, IHOH.\nllll 3|fil, lliilii'i'i |,||tin\nCOLUMBIAN C0LLE6E\nNEW WESTMINSTER, B.O,\nReceives Imili Ladies nnd\nQentlomen ns Resident or as Day\nStudents. Hus u complete Commercial nr Business Course. Pre.\npares students to gain Teachers'\nI'ei'tilicates nf all grades, In\nanimation with Touonto University gives tlm four years\ncourse (or the B.A, degree, and\nthe first year ol tho Toronto\nScliiuil ul Science. Has u\nspecial \"Prospootors Course\"\nfor miners who work iu B.C.\nInstructions glvon In Art,\nMusic, Physical Culturo and elocution.\nPor Calendar ntc, address\n\"Columbian Colloge\",\nTerm opons September l\"th,\nliinii.\nADVERTI8E.\nIN\nTHE PROSPECTOR. THE PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK B.C., SEPTEMBER 15, inifi\n\u2666\nS\nI\n\u00bb*99**\u00ab****9\u00bbi*99**9Mi\u00ab***\u00abMt**99**\u00bb*99\u00bbt** She Jtmepcctor. ! Head\nJohn B. Stetson \" ~ = \"\u2122\"\nIs perhaps the best known\nSATURDAY, SKIT. 15, 19011.\n*n*TTfT?\"f?ffTWITTI*l*flllTII*?IITTT*TT*ffT?fTf*\n[ LOCAL NEWS. j\nGus The is was down from\nPerry Crock Friday on business,\nI manufacturer in the world. ^Jte? HJlP^ J\n* Snrely he mnst make good ^5I5~?^' 9\n9 goods or he never wonld have gained snch i^F^I\u2022M1t0wS\u00a3^0,,\n| a world-wide reputation. Say Stetson andII ex**. ii,i.~ \u201e,, ri.Qra\nt that settles it. We have his latest styles of | \"\",v Tl\"lv\"\u2014\" \"\"Mmss\n5 ^~ _ i -, i ..a tli 5 N. li. Mclnness ol Itegina was\nI\ni\ni\ni\n<-...,\nhard and soft hats.\nOUR PRICES ARE RIGHT\n\"Pa (.'ranlirook visitor. Thursdny,\nt\n| Our0ood5 are\n\"uaranteed\n*\n9\n3\n%\n9\n*\nI). Abbott of Spokane was ;u\n||i; the CosinQpolilnn Thursday.\n* I \u2014\nA i hoice preserving plums from\nat l lUauagau at Stewarts,\n* W. i. caliaiu oi Bruudon Wns iu\n9 I v eil \\ Thursday.\n* \u2014\n**f. iIeo I.aurio ol Crestou wns in\ntk the city Wednesday nn business\n9\n9\n*\nm - -*=*\u2014 NOT SATISFIED..?\nMr. and Mrs ,1. P Armstrong\nivere Kernievtsilot's Wednesday\ns IV Wales ui Victoria was in\nli.' eitv Monday\ni-attcy jumboi lianaims, ul\nStewarts, 50 cents per dozeit,\n0 M Siuclith' lefl un Moildtty\nfor Blairmore.\nti K Pearson wus up Eeotn\nJaffray Monday on business.\nP. .1. Stuytlie, editor of the\nMoyie Leader, was iu town\nWednesdav.\nSALE OF LANDS FOR UNPAID DELINQUENT TANKS IN\nASSESSMENT DISTRICT, PROVINCE OP BRITISH COLUMBIA\nHK KURT STEELE| Ross Carr, who has been ou\nan extended visil to the coast re-\nturhed to Cranbrook Tuesday.\nI HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that, on Friduy. the Twelfth day of i Ictober, A D . Iflflti, at the Government Offices, Cranbrook, B.C., al the hour of 12 o'clock noon. 1 shall sell at Public .Miction\nthe lands hereinafter set out of the persons In said lisl hereinafter set out, for the delinquenl taxes\nunpaid by said persons on the Slst day of December, 1905, a ml for interest, costs and expenses, including the cost of advertising this sale. Lands unsold will be forfeiter to the Crown.\nI.ISI' ABOVE MKNTIONKII.\nIit'iiiiiiiii'iii Taxes\nStittutorj'\nnamk OP PBUSON assksskii. j SHOUT Drcsemi'TlON OF I'KoppjiTY , Interest CORts uiul Totn\nI Taxo\u00bb ,l\",!1,\"\"',.M\u201e.\u201e.,'a\nMill'. '\n(Jl'OWB Nl'Ht 1,llllll\nCo., Ud...,\nCrows NeBt 1-inn\nUllll\nami\nlluvulo\nIll'M'lll\nlliil'lll 1.\nllllllll 1.\niu, 21)7 iiii.i 10811,\nli'ii'i\t\nIts 27IIS, 'JTItll iiiii\nnii\\ DIhIi-IcI\nfi. 1, Km\n2S0O, 11\ntunuj ilis-\n1, Ki.ilHi-\nM2.00\n\"11.50\n1 1.41\n$ 2.00\n'-'.llll\n' M5.4S\n36.05\nSeptember 12tll, IIKHI.\nAi Q. NI'lliSM^Colli'i'loHi *#\u2022$\u00a3-\u2022 --I.-;.\nPorl Steele Assessment District,\nCrunbrook; ll.C.\nD, J, JOHNSON\nCarpenter % Builder\nGood Work al\nReasonable Price\nOffice and Workshop Lewis St\nTIMBER NOTICK\nTake notlco Hue I lntoml to upply n>\ntho Chlol Commissioner ol Uinils anil\nWorks lot' permission to mil uml carry\nawuy tlmbor from tho lullowlnii ile-\nSCI'ibril lllllil* in South Kust Knilli'llll.v:\nCommencing at a poHl plantedat thu\nsouth oast cornor of G, A. Laiit'lo's\ntimber licenco Number 5807 noar Booth\nCreek, thenoe wosl 100 ohalns, thenco\nuorth 40 i'liuins. then u-i UK)chains,\nthonee suuth lit chains to placu of In--\nginning ntatnlng (140 acreB,\nDated September ISth, MOD.\nThu Orothers Lumber Company,\nLimited. 117\nTIMBER NOTICK\n'J'uki' notice iliut I Intond toapply tu\ntho Chief Commissioner of Lands and\nWorks for permission to uui and can\nawuy timber from the foltowinn\nsorlbed luiula in South East Kootuna;\nCommanding at a post planted m thu\nsouth easl cornor of Loi 21173, being the\nlli'un.v originally held liy A. K.\nCrothers, thence -aoutb one mile, Lhonec\nwost one mile, thence north one mtle,\nthonoo easl onu mile to placu ol beginning.\nDatod Hii- inii day nl Sopi ber, A.\nI)., l'.iuii.\nOrothors Lumber i !ompany, Mmltod,\n'I'lMiil.l: NOTICK\nTake notloo thai I Intond to applj to\nthe Chlof Commissioner ol Lands and\nWorks (nr purmlsslnn ti tand earrj\naway tlmbor from the I iwlng du-\nBorlhod lands In South Kasl K nay:\nCommonolng at a posl planted at thu\nBoutli easl cornor o( tho I milium Lumber! oinpany, Limited, lluoi appll\nI'ui.ii.n. miii.'.' ilatud Hoptuinhor ISth,\nIlim;: thoncu south unc mllu, thnnco\nwost one milo, thoncu nortli onu mile,\nthou um mllu to plu I \t\nginning.\nDatod ibi- Ulb dnj ol Hoptumhur, A.\nI),, IHOH. :1\"\nCrotliors Liiinbor I'iiinpany. I.IiiiIW\n\u2022ft rrf-\n$ 9 \u25a0'*]: 9 :'\u2666:9;4.9:4; 9 <$$& ;.\u25a0 i a.<\nWe have the\nHEATING\nSTOVE\nYou are\nlooking for\n9\n:4\nd\nI\n;I.D.M<*BRIDE:\n* Cranbrook, B.C. HARDWARE \u2666\nBei * ere since 1898 -^Liable to stay longer\n9 j * $\n9 9 99 \u2666 -> \u2666 -\u2022> \u2666\u25a0>\u2666-,\u2666!.\u2666\u00ab 9 \u00bb><*'\u2666;\u00ab:\u2666; \u2666*>;\u2666:\u2666\n[)p ' ',\"'7:\nVAlilNb I j\ni\nlAtnr ?\nWe have been in the business # 5\nfor several years, wo have the \u00bb Tailor % Importer of I\nbest equipment in B.C. and wo I Fine Woolens. %\nguarantee sal isfaclion, I\n'iii Cnmbrook, H.C; Ai'tnstmng Avo I\nADout mat piano,:..::::::\n\u25a04-\u00bb\u00ab\u2022\u00ab\u2022\u00ab \u2666*\u00ab\u2022\u00bb\nWc, arc the authorial \u00abf g| CLINE\nor theromoval of Mason St Risch i 9I.-a_j\nPianos, wo nan do tho work with \\~\u00a7\nmil risk. Also tTousuhold I'm* 9\nIlillll*!'. \u2666\nPERRY 4 FITZGERALD\ni'n.|.rii'lni\". uf lliu\n'III 1\n..I.l Miilii!\u00abl,n lliirl.ur Shop\nI... r.xiiiii in iho\nMANITOUA HOTEL\nWork in ull bruiiulii\n3ranbrook (!iirtnf;(i and Transfer On ft\ni\nif, L'lrsl i'lu- Work ii\n\/ ul till'\nMrs, A. P. Chenette and children of Marysville were Oi'itn-\nbrook visitors this week.\nN. C. Mi'Kinsii'v was down\nI'lniii Marysville Monday transacting business ut Craubrook.\nD. Dumveil of Pincher Creek\nwa.s a guest al the Cosmopolitan\nMomlay.\nMrs. 'ft T McVittie of Port\nSteele was visiting friends at\nCranbrook Monday.\nA. Iv Campbell, and F. M.'\nClark of Vancouver were registered at the Crunbrook Tuesday.\nWork on the second story of\nthe new Kink Mercantile building was commenced this week.\nKev.' .1. G. Shearer \\i'ill conduct the regular evening service\nin the Wosbyterjun Church on\nSunday evening.'\nMr. and Mrs. W. E,^Worden\nwent easl nn Fridays tijiiin on a\nvisit (o Calgary and other points\nin Alberta.\nP Lund manager of the Crow's\nNest L1.11n1.bor \u00a30.. of Gardner\nwas in the city Wednesday on\ncotnpany business,\n\u25a0 \u2022 \u2022\u25a0> 4. v.* *B'ajC'gr mitl oil?\nSplitting\nWhen you got u good old-\nfashioned Headache that makes\nyour head throb; and your oyos\nwhirl and mukea you sick to\nDr. Scott's\nEleaiiache Powders\nThev i-an'i linn you and thoy\nstop an\\ hoitdaclio,\nOne Dozen In a Box 25c\nBeattie & Atchison\nWhere It Pays to Deal.\nh is reported Ihal tho round\nhouse ;ii Cranbrook will I\"' on-\ninrged by lhe construction of 1-\naddilioiiiil -.lulls\nTiieiju, wn-, no council Wciini's\nday evening ns fhere was not\nenough members prosetil to make\na (piorutn.\nTho contract for the foundation\nand basement of the new civic and\npro\\ iiicial liiiililing lias iiuen\nsigned, the contractors giving u\nbond of s'I.hi'ii, whicii wns accepted by Mayor Rogers and\nlioveriiinent Agenl Armstrong\nFriday,\nKev. ,1. ti shearer, secretary\n01 the Lord's Dav Alliance will\nbe in CranbTook Sunday September ul, and will address a\nmeeting in the Presbyterian\nchurch aftor the regular service\nnl S-30 p. iu. All are invited to attend,\nWe are called upon this week\nto chronicle the death of the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.\nVi. Marshall of Hanson Avenue.\nThe child wus about seven\nmonths old and had done well up\nto the time of the mother's going\nto the hospital. Then the child\nbegin 'o fail and in spite of all\nendeavors passed away on Tuesday morning. The funeral took\nplace Wednesday afternoon at\n2 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall have the sympathy of the\nentire community.\nTHE CANADIAN BANK\nOF COMMERCE\nPaid-up Capital. $10,000,000. Reserve Fund. $4,500,000\nHEAD OFFICE, TORONTO\nB, E. WALKER, General Manager ALEX. LAIRD, A\u00bbst. C.en'l Manager\nBANK MONEY ORDERS\nISSUED AT THE FOLLOWINQ RATES:\n$5 and under .. . 3 cents\nOver S5 and not exceeding $10 6 cents\n\" $10 \" \" $30 10 cents\n\" $.10 \" \" $50...... 15 cents\nThese Orders are Payable at Par nl uny office In Canada of a Chattered Bank\n(Yukon excepted), and at the principal banking points hi the United States.\nXttOUTIAtU.il AT A HMU) RAM. AT\nTHE CANADIAN HANK OF COM MKUCK. LONDON, ENG,\nThey form un excellent method of remitting small sums of money with safety\n..\u25a0ut at Bmall cost.\nCAMPBELL & MANNING\nWholesale unil Ki-tuil\nDealers in\nFruit, Confectionery,\nCigars, Pipes and\nTobaccos\nLeave your orders\nfor Preserving Fruits\nPreserving Peaches expected Friday Hth, $1.75 per crate\ni STEWARTS is\nTiie Leading Store\nfor\nChoice Confectionery\nFRESH NUTS\nFancy Oranges and Bananas\n* Choice Oganogan Fruit\nHazelwood Ice Cream\nHTKWAKTB I'lNK CHOCOLATES\nHugh Stewart\nPhone 75 Armstrong, Ave\nUP-TO-DATB\nSILVERWARE\n\\\\v imu' jusl unpiii'ki-il our Full Shipment \"l tho\nlatest pnttoriis nf Silverware In\nTea Sets. Dessert Sets, Chafing\nDishes, Fruits, Berry, Cakes,\nBakers, Butters, Chillis' Cups, etc.\nWill bo ple'ised to i-uote you prices.\n. F. Tate k Son\nThe Jeweler's\nC.P.R. Wuti'h Inspeotors Crows' Neat Pass Division\nG. T. ROGERS.\nPreserving Fruits\nThere will arrive in a few clays a ear of fruit in\nwhich we have an assortment for preserving\nAT THE FOLLOWING PRICES:\nPrune Plums per box... ,11.00\nLombard Plums per box.. 1.10\nDamson Plums per box.. 1.10\nGreen Clajres per box.... 1.10\nCrab Apples per box $2.50\nPears per box 2.1TiO\nPeaches (Freestone) box. 1.75\nWE GUARANTEE QUALITY\nG. T. ROGERS\nFancy and Staple GROCERIES ai\nMITTS, GLOVES, BOO\nCranbrook, - - B. C.\nFancy and Staple GROCERIES and CROCKERY\nMITTS, GLOVES, BOOTS and SHOES\nOlllot! nmKMllu\n(MMI. Depot.\ni Tonsorlal A rt Jj\nNOTICE.\nTiiliiiHtiilrc Umi mi iiiiyHnfidr ilutii I Intond\ntn Upply to LlK' Clllut CoUlllllSBiotlor \"f lilUlllh\na vv.ii-um lor poriiifHHloii i\u00bb ptirahiwu tho follow\nIni* hind Hltlinlod In Smith Kast ICootonfty.\n<''\u2022') oiiuIhh nt a post murk ed Wlllhnii\nHruokoiit'lilBiiH Nortli Hast Ooi'liur, |i Itm toil on\nHi.'..'cut lunik nr tin- Kootonuy Itlvor whoru tlm\nSoutu llii.'i.i i,..i iMKIflroMiOH tilts mild Klvar;\nhOnOO Wl'sl III i'liuins; u oo Hon til UO ellllltlH\nhunou KiihI lOulinltii moro or lusnto ilni luink\nfilm Mud nivori u oa rolluwlim tho ttuhi\nituik mirihoriy to tho plnoo of imviittu m\nmliimti I'liMillHOii.-n-simii'fni Ir.'iM.\nntlKlim '.'-'. liMti,\niW U 11,1,1AM llltKOKKNItllKlM\nNOTICE,\n(lllll ttlnit I'lOdu^nrti'i 'lull' I I iiii\nupply to tho Khloi (JommlnHlniiu!' of Lumi-.\nid Workjt fm pnriiilf-f-lnn lo |tnri:lmno thr mi\nmini: ilofiurlhutl limtl In Hon tli Kasl. Koolotiuy\n''io Mi'limnt a pool pluiili'il ut iitr north.\nnoil oornor of huk'Tio, tlrp'ip, I. In hiiIiI (fliitrltil\nllimiROonal duohitliih, tl o<> imrtli WI uliultm,\ntllOllOO WIlHtHO vlllllOH. tl 00 sillllll '.'O i'linin.,\nLoiho pliiofioTcon noomotil n oiittliilnu\nIniill luoitort'M\nAhbhhI loth, I (KB,\nI'I'.TI'lf WOO!*\nWoodsmen Wanted\nWauled Sawyers. Axe men\nand Swainpei'K at ('row's Nesl\nI'ass Coal Co.'s limher camp,\nWardrop's Siding.\nApply to A. Campbell, Foreman, Wardrop's Siding (near\nSparwood, H.C.)\nTIMnBR NOTICK\nTulto notloo thai thirty daya uftor dale I lo\ntend to apply to tlio Ohiof CommlBidonor of\nUmda a Works fm-11 upoolul lloonco in cot und\nourry uway tlmbor from tlio following tle-\nKi'iibcd lundin smith Bust Kootonuy, eommono-\nIliK ftt il pOSt pliiotod in i'liuins cast of thu\nNorth-West corner of i'\u25a0\u00bb chains; tlionoo until hi\nchains: tllOIIUOSoutll 180ulmlllH! thenci! Wost\nwi ciiains to thu placu of oommoiiouniont.\nAltifllBt UUI) Iimii.\nlift OAVIIl HI{i:t'KKNI(IIillK\nMINKItAL ACT\n(Kt)ltM r.)\n(JKIll'lKtOATR \"K IMPHOVMMHNTf).\nNOTICE.\n\"tlidluih,\" \"llctmitllo,\" \"HormilOH,\" \"Kent.\n' Ann. ivni|ioHt,\"ami \"Snowtlrlft\" inlnonil\ni'liiiins, Hlliiiiln in tho l''<>rt Htoolo Mlnlni' Di\nvision or Kust Knnicmiy Dlatrlct,\nWlnrc lociilcd; Oll I'Vmvli-li Mminialii nnd\nMull Itiver.\n'I'nIn- iiiitirc IiiiiI .litmi'N A. Harvey, Kree Mill\ncrsivnlllralc So. IJfllO, iiaotlnt* as uifunt fur\n.lames'I', uidiuw. l-'rcc Mlnor'MCorlliloiitoNoi\n1111(10, lntoml. Blxty ilnyH from tlm ilntu lioroor.\nto apply to lliu Mlliliitf ttccmiict ror a Cortlll-\nciiicnf Iniprdvotuoiits, fur the purpimo or oii-\ni nl ii i iii1 a crown Unint or ouch ot tin- uijovo\nctalniK.\nAmi further tuke notloo thut uotlon, nndor\nsei'iliiti ;I7. inusl lie eoiiiliicnci'il bufora tliclsHii-\niince iif sneli t 'erl I Ileal.0 of Impiovemeiits.\nTOI AU THE NU\nwe 6an Suit io a t\nWe have the right kind\nJ of Suits at the right kind\nI of prices.\nI\nL Wc'vn Suits for tho Smart Young Dresser,\nwho wants every kink thats going thrown\ninto his Suit.\nIf you don'l know just what you want, conio\nhero and our display will show it to you.\nIf you do know just what you want, you'll\nUnd it here, if its right for Pall wear.\nSuits at $15.00, $18,00,\nI $22.00, $25.00 or 30.00.\n!\nAnd while there is nothing uiuisuiil about\nll rs,- purrs, there is something very un-\niisiml iiliiuii the Suiis wc are offering nt\nthese prices.\nREID St CO.\nThe Home of the Fit Reform\nClothing.\n*fffViHl*iWl^*lWgNgM8Kll\u00bb \u00bba>BHBMIMIWIWIWl%iMlwi","attrs":{"lang":"en","ns":"http:\/\/www.w3.org\/2009\/08\/skos-reference\/skos.html#note","classmap":"oc:AnnotationContainer"},"iri":"http:\/\/www.w3.org\/2009\/08\/skos-reference\/skos.html#note","explain":"Simple Knowledge Organisation System; Notes are used to provide information relating to SKOS concepts. 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