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Try One. per word\nIc\nVOL, 8\nCUP TO STAY\nRegina Lacrosse Team Was\nEasily Defeated\nCHAMPIONS NOT PRESSED\nNEW WESTMINSTER ESTABLISH\nED DECISIVE LEAD IN 8ECOND\nQUARTER AND THEN ALLOWED VI8ITOR8 TO 8CORE\u2014CUP\nWILL REMAIN IN THE WEST.\nNEW WESTMINSTER, May 20-\nNew Westminster defeated Reglna this\nafternoon in the first game of the\nMinto cup series by a score of six to\nfour. Neither team displayed what is\naccounted here championship form but\nplay waa hot at times. Wetmlnster's\ndisplayed more life than the challengers, the latter playing in an up and\ndown manner. At times they pressed\ntheir adversaries bard but again they\nplayed In such a manner as to lead the\nspectators to ask whether the affair\nwas a pink tea. Lacrosse experts\nstate that the Reginas showed good\ngeneral combination play, but lacked\nln pressing toward their goal. Their\nchief aim seemed to be to draw Westminster's home out but the Red Shirts\nrefused to bite at the bait. Westminster played its usual all round game\npressing their adversaries hard at\ntimes when they did not get goals.\nThe general impression here is that\nMonday's game will be a duplicate of\ntoday's and will end with leaving the\nMinto cup on the banks of the Fraser.\nThe game was played before a large\ncrowd. The weather was fair though\nslight showers occurred this morning\nand their air was chilly. Before play\nwas called Westminster presented a\nprotest which had been wired previous*\nly claiming that the Reginas were not\nresidents of the home city of the team\nThe game opened with fast play by\nWestminster which was Ineffectual.\nRegina started tactics of trying to\ndraw out their opponents home. Several shots went wild when Bryson finally scored for the Red Shirts In three\nminutes.\nOn resumption of play Warwick\nstruck Feeney a nasty blow and was\npenalised fifteen minutes, a surgeon\nhaving to he called to attend to the In;\njuries on Feeney's head. He was re-\n- placed for a time by Spring. After\nhard play of several minutes McDoug-\nall was sent to tho grass and Glfford\npenalized for the action. Reglna picked up at this time and did some long\nshooting, Murton finally landing a goal\nin this fashion. Gorman then pulled\noff a spectacular play of dodging hall\na dozen Westminster men and landing\nthe ball In the net ln two minutes.\nThe second quarter was Westminster's field time, the team scoring five\ngoals in the period. The work was\ndone by consistent play, - the expert\ndodging of Westminster. piercing vulnerable points ot Reginas. They displayed nearer championship form than\nat any time during the game Reginas were dangerous only a few times\nIn' the third quarter Westminster\nslackened up on team work and enabled\nRegina to score the only goal of the\nquarter ln three minutes. Reglna lost\nopportunities to score through dilatory\ntactics. \/\nAt the start of the fourth quarter\nReglna was slow ln coming on the\ni field and after the whistle had blown\nseveral times* Westminster started to\nplay with only two Reglna men on the\nfield placing the ball In the net ln\na second. McNaughton refused to allow the goal. On resumption of play\nGorman was Injured and retired,\nSpring going off Westminster to even\nup. The only goal of this quarter was\nscored by Warwick for Reglna after\na long atruggle In which both goals\nwere often ln danger.\nThe teams lined up as follows:\nWestminster Reglna\nOrey I Goal Clarke\ni Galbralth Point Howard\nGlfford Coverpolnt Lalonde\nJ. Glfford 1st Defence West\nO. Rennle 2nd Defence Davidson\nT. Rennle 3rd Defence Shea\nFeeney Centre Warwick\nC. Spring 3rd Home Murton\n. W. Turnbull 2nd Home Gorman\nA. Turnbull 1st Home Allen\nL. Turnbull Outside McGregor\n3. Bryson Inside McDougall\n'\u2022'\u25a0 Sumary of Scoring\nFirst quarter\u20141, Westminster, Bry-\nson, 3 minutes.\n2\u2014Reglna, Murton, eight minutes.\n3\u2014Reglna, Gorman, two minutes.\nSecond quarter\u2014*, Westminster, Bry\nson, two minutes; 5, Westminster,\nSpring, three minutes; 6, Westminster,\n; A. Turnbull, five minutes; 7, Westminster, T. Rennle, three minutes; 8,\nWestminster, W. Turnbull, eight minutes. .\nThird quarter\u20149, Reglna, McGregor,\nthree minutes.\nFourth quarter\u201410, Reglna, Warwick, nine minutes\nReferee Archie McNaughton and\nJudge of Play George Matheson served\nto th satisfaction of el! players.\n' Summer Hotel turned.\nLAKH PLACID, N. T\u201e Hay It.\u2014\nlake, one of the best known hoteln\nln the Adirondack region, was burned\nto the ground early today. It had\nnot yet been opened for the season\nand was occupied only by a watchman.\nThe hotel first was erected about a\nquarter of a century ago, and for many\nyears was known as the \"West Side.\"\nIt was rebuilt in modern style ten\nyears ago and then was given Its present name. The damage was confined\nto the hotel, prompt assistance from\nthe village preventing the destruction\nof a numoer of adjacent camps and\ncottages. The property Is Bald to\nhave been, fully covered by Insurance.\nThe loss is estimated at $150,000.\nCANNOT JiMGAMVTE\nWESTERN FEDERATION AND U. M.\nW. A. MUST WORK APART\nCHARLE8 MOVER SAYS UNIONS\nARE STRONGER THAN EVER\n(Special to The Pally News.)\nSPOKANE, May 20.\u2014\"The Western\nFederation of Miners and tbe United\nMine Workers of America will never\nunite, as their work Is distinctly different, but It Is probable that they will\ncome In closer touch through working\nagreements now proposed,\" said Chas.\nH. Moyer, president of the Western\nFederation of miners, famous as defendant In the Moyer, Haywoor, Pettl-\nbone trials, who Is a Spokane visitor.\nMr. Moyer, who Is apparently ln the\nbest of health, made the statement in\nthe office of the Labor World in answer to a question as to his opinion\nconcerning the jfuture policy of tihe\ntwo 'big miners' unions.\nIn answer to the question as to how\nsoon he thought the socialists would\nbe in power in the United States, he\nstated that In his travels he has noted\na wonderful Increase In strength.\nM. Moyer said: \"Instead of going\nout of business, as many had predicted, the Western Federation of Miners\nwill go Into the 17th annual convention with the strongest organization\nand the largest membership fn history.\nConditions, among the miners have\nnot been good,\"\nm___i library ON B. C FRIDAV MORNING, MAY 21, 1909\nNO. 25\nSTEAMER HELD CAPTIVE\nALLAN LINER MONGOLIAN STILL\nFAST IN ICE\nPARTY OF MEN AND WOMEN GET\nTO THE 8HORE\nST. JOHNS, May 20.\u2014Notwithstanding the efforts made to assist her, the.\nAllan line steamer Mongolian, which\nbad been wedged in an Ice pack off\nthis harbor since yesterday, still remained Imprisoned tonight During\nthe evening a heavy swell caused the\nsteamer to rlBe and fall but no daam-\nage was caused. It Is thought that\nan attempt of the stout sealing steamer Diana to open a lane between the\nMongolian and the narrow harbor\nopening will be successful by tomorrow morning, thus freeing the great\nsteamer from ber 'bondage of many\nhours. That this will be possible was\napparently Indicated ln the release of\nthe coast steamer Prospero which today managed unassisted to extricate\nherself from the loe flield,.\nThe experience of five passengers\nof the Mongolian, who today crossed\nthe uneven ice field between the ocean\nliner and the shore, assured the others that a ready and fairly safe\navenue of escape was available. The\nDiana will resume her attempt to\nforce a passage to the Allan boat tomorrow.\nUnder the Impulse of the steady\nsouthward trend of the Labrador current the Mongolian tonight was n considerable distance farther from the entrance of the harbor than the position\nwhich she occupied last night. On all\nsides of the steamer stretch an almost compact although Irregular mass\nof ice, which to the eaBt, m the direction of the sea, was in some places\ntwenty-five miles off the coast.\nOne of the most Interesting of the\nmany features which have marked the\ndetention of the big steamer was the\nwalk across the Ice from the steamer\nTbday of five passengers, among them\ntwo women. They were Dr. McPher-\nson and wife, Dr. Hunt, Miss Mcpherson and Mr. Stephenson. Hand In\nhand, with the men ever watchful for\nthe safety of their women companions, the little party mounted hum'-\nmock after hummock, on particularly\nsmooth even cakes even sliding with\nthe abandon of their childhood days.\nThey were anxiously watched from\nboth the steamer and the shore. Wlien\nthey reached the borders of the Ice\nfield at the harbor mouth, where the\nProBpero was held up; a tug was\nawaiting them. So far as Dr. McPher-\nson had observed the steamer had sustained no serlons damage and was not\nleaking.\nStrike In Cllllery.\nTRURO, N. 8., May SO.\u2014 The boys,\ndrivers and trapB ot Acadian pit of the\nDrummond colliery at Wettvllle are\nout on strike and the mine is closed\ndown\". They are demanding an ln-\nmandlng an Increase of wages ot 25\ncents a day. It Is reported tbat unless the boys return to work tbe mine\nwill close down indefinite!^. Several\nhundred men aire vmployed in this\nmine. \u25a0\nMELTINGAWAY\nMembers of Parliament off\nfor Home\nPLANS OF THE MINISTERS\nBOTH LEADER8 WILL TAKE LONG\nREST\u2014MR. BORDEN TO SPEND\nTWO MONTHS IN EUROPE-\nBUILDING OF QUEBEC BRIDGE\nWILL BEGIN AGAIN 800N.\nEarl Orey Patron.\nWnnnPEB, H\u00bby *Q,-,Wor4 wu received In this city thlt evening that\nBarl Orey will accept the nttronahlp\nof the \"Aero Club ot A&i&Btma-jr.\nOTTAWA, May 20\u2014Parliament Hill\nIs deserted today. . The great majority\nof members have departed for their\nhomes, the rest will go before' the end\nof the week. Many western members\nwill spend a day or two In Toronto or\nMontreal before going west.\nCabinet ministers are all here but\nthe first break In the ministerial ranks\nwill occur when Mr. Aylesworth . departs for England ln a couple of days.\nThe cabinet will hold a good many\nsittings to close up arrears of business\nand then ministers wll scatter. Sir\nFrederick Borden and Mr. Brodeur go\nto London to attend the defence conference. Mr. Pugsley will make a tour\nof inspection of Dominion public works\nand solicitor general Bureau will Inspect penitentiaries; both will visit tbe\nwest.\nSir Wilfrid Laurier has made no arrangements but is likely to take a real\nholiday for a month.\nHon. R. L. Borden goes Saturday for\na fishing trip and afterward to Nova\nScotia. On June 18 he will sail for\nEngland where he will remain two\nmonths.\nMessrs. Bnrtlett, Mojeska and Fltz-\nmaurlce, commissioners engaged by\ntho government to prepare plana for\nthe Quebec bridge,, after several\nmonthB, have bo far advanced work\nthat the government will be ln possession of complete plans at no distant\ndate. The present piers which cost\na million and a half dollars will be\nutilized for the new bridge which will\nhave a span almost as great as the\n1800 fot span of the wrecked bridge.\nInstead of a single tower, which was\nthe weakness of the first bridge, present piers will probably be duplicated\non the riverside, thereby reducing the\ncentral span to about 1600 feet. The\nstructure will be on the cantilever orln\nclple and built of nickel steel. ThU\nwill greatly Increase the strength and\nmake the bridge- capable of carrvlng\nthe heaviest traffic that can possibly\nbe put on It. The bridge will Btand\n160 feet above the water at high tide.\nIt is probablejhat the contract will he\nlet during the\" simmer and the cost\nwill be between six and s\u00bbven millions\nThe governor-general Is going to\nEngland, sailing early ln June.\nSTREET FIGHT IN PARIS\nWORKMEN COME INTO CONFLICT\nWITH POLICE.\nSTRENUOUS EFFORTS TO ROUSE\nTHE UNIONS TO 8TRIKE.\nPARIS, May 20.\u2014There was an encounter on the streets of ParlB this\nafternoon between a (body of workmen and a detachment of police. Five\npolicemen were wounded In the struggle, In w,iich the workmen had the upper hand until a detachment of mounted policemen galloped up and cleared\nthe streets. The trouble began when\na body of diggers, after having attended a meeting of the building trades\ntnat had voted to keep up the general strike until tbe postmen attained\nsatisfaction, started to march through\nthe streets singing \"The International\" and crying \"Down with Clemen-\nceau.\" When the police attempted to\nIntervene tuey were met with a storm\nof missiles, including stones, glasses\nand chairs snatched up from the nearest cafes. Then the mounted police\nappeared and order was restored.\nWhile the building trades workmen\nat their meeting voted to continue the\nstrike the vote was far from unanimous. Some, of the speakers urged,\nthat tbe trouble be kept up and that\nviolence be used If necessary. As the\nmeeting broke up the conservative\naction shouted \"There is no Btrike, let\nus go back to work.\" The situation\nwas very quiet thlB evening. The federation of leather trades has Issued\nan urgent appeal 'to Us various offlll-\nated unions to strike.\nThe public today Is treating the general strike as a huge Joke. The newspapers describe the movement as \"a\nstrike without strikers.\"\nWanted an Audience\nNEW YORK, May 20\u2014\"Come at\nonce to the Orand Union hotel, I'm up\nhere and you must see me on urgent\nbusiness.\" This was the message that\nCharles Sexton, an Insurance broker,\ngave to his son over tbe phone late\ntoday. The. son, an architect, hurried\nto the note! and entering the room\nhis father had engaged found him unconscious and dying from wounds received from six bullets which ha had\n-thcouthhiii\t\nASSIZES POSTPPOND\nOwing to the number of cases\nfor hearing at the present assizes In this city and the fact\nthat Mr. Justice Martin Is also\nto preside at the civil sittings\nof the supreme court at Rossland. the opening of the assizes\nat Fernle set for Tuesday next\nhas been postponed Until Thursday, June 10. Jurors and others\nsummoned will not be required\nto attend until th's latter date.\nSHRUBB BEA1S tf. YVES\nENGLISH RUNNER MAKES FAST\nTIME IN TWENTY MILES\nFRENCHMAN WAS FAVORITE AMONG MONTREAL ENTHU8IAST8\nMONTREAL, May 20\u2014Shrubb won\nthe 20-mile race here today by a lap\nand a quarter In. the fast time of one\nhour, 64 minutes and 25 seconds. St.\nYves finished out the race ln 1.56.24.\nIt was a big surprise, St. Yves being\npractically a 2 to 1 favorite, reports\nthat Shrubb's right leg had gone back\non him since the Longboat race leading most of the experts to believe that\nhe would fade away after the fifteenth\nmile. Shrubb went out Into the lead\nafter the first twenty yards and setting a fast pace, opened a big lead ln\nthe early stages of the race. Preferring a grass course to the third of a\nmile cinder path the runners ran on a\ntrack laid Just Inside the cinder path\nmeasuring 3 1-5 laps to the mile. Just\nbefore the seventh mile was finished\nby Shrubb, he .had gained a lap lead\non the Frenchman. This lead he had\nincreased to a lap and f half by the\nend of the twelfth mile and added\n'forty yards more in the next couple\nof miles,-In the fifteenth St. Yves began to quicken up and from then on\nto the finish made small gains but he\ncould not reach Shrubb who had only\nlost a quarter of a lap,, and a half\ngained at the twelfth mile, He was\nholding back for the finish but came\nhome with a strong spring. St, Yves\nran his usual race with short, snappy\nstrides but bad not the sued to go\nafter the Englishman for any decided\ngain when the latter began to show\nsigns of tlring.| Five thousand people\nwitnesed the race, which aroused intense Interest on account of the mixed\nnationalities The crowd swarmed over\nto the bleachers towardB the finish and\ntbe runners had difficulty, ln making\ntheir way to the club house.\nLOWER RATION FRUIT\nC. P. R. IS PUTTING NEW TARIFF\nIN FORCE.\nANNOUNCEMENT MADE AT WIN\nNIPEG BY MR. LANIGAN.\nJ. A. Ruddick of the department of\nagriculture, Ottawa, dair, cold storage,\nfruit and extension of markets commissioner, arrived in the city last\nnight and is a guest at the Hume. Mr.\nRuddick Ib here tor the purpose of\ngaining as complete a knowledge as\npossible of the conditions ruling fruit\ngrowing und the disposal otjhe produce in the Kotenays.\nOn his journey west Mr. Ruddick!\nstayed off at Winnipeg and there interviewed W. B. Lanlgan, general\nfreight agent for the western lines of\nthe C. P. R., who informed him that\nnotices were being sent out authorizing a reduction in charge for fru.it\nshipped to the east by growers. This\nreduction will apply to this district\nand would, Mr. Ruddick understood,\nconsiderably lessen the charges for\nsmall shipments.\nJoint Meeting Only Hope\nDETROIT, May 20\u2014The misunderstanding between the marine unions\nand the lake carriers' association\nwhich have resulted In the late strike\nmight be reconciled If the two parties\nwould agree to a joint conference, Ib\nthe conclusion announced this after\nnoon by the representatives of the\nboards of arbitration from the six of\nthe lake states who have considered\nthe strike situation. The arbitrators\nln the statement said that the union\nrepresent ill ves had expressed a desire\nfor a conference with the carriers, but\nthat there had been no such conference since the Inception of the dispute\nThey also said there was a great variance of construction or understanding\nof the terms and conditions of employment as understood by .the separate\nparties of the controversy. The arbitrators sent a statement today to\nHenry H. Harvey, secretary of the\nhatlonal civic federation, asking the\nco-operation of the federation towards\nbring about a conference between the\ncarriers and \u2022 the men. A committee\nwas instructed to take up with arbitration boards of the various states\nand Canada the possibility of organizing a permanent arbitration board\nwith broad powers.\nSunday Drowning.\nUUBBKC, May 20.\u2014A report from\nSt. Annes Des Mints, Que., says that\na boat crossing the rirer there Sunday\nlast upset, drowning five persons.\nArthur Deere, Phillipe Simonds, Mrs.\nLevaweur, Jin. Oerroals and a little\ndaughter tf Napoleon Valllancourt.\nTOBUILDWEST\nMore American Roads Seek\nPacific Coast\nVANCOUVER THEIR GOAL\nVANDERBILT SYSTEM IS ACQUIRING NEW LINES IN CHAIN\nACROSS CONTINENT\u2014 GREAT\nNORTHERN LAYING TRACK TO\nBURRARD INLET.\nVANCOUVER, May 20\u2014The total\nbank clearings for the week ending May\n22 were $5,030,621, as compared with\n$3,457,152 (or the corresponding week\no( last year. In 1907 the Hgures were\n$3,845,7x3. The record week was that\nending April 22 when the figures were\n5,068,745.\nTomorrow the track laying gang of\nthe Great Northern railway at work\nbuilding the extension from the head\nof False Creek to Burrard Inlet will\nreach tbe point where the line will\ncross tbe tracks of the C. P. R. along\nthe waterfront. The crossing has been\nauthorized by the railway commission.\nMr. J. H. O'Nell, superintendent of the\nCascade division of the Great Northern\nreached here today from Everett on\nbusiness ln connection with the crossing, the diamond for which is all reudy\nto be placed In position.\nHon. R. G. Tatlow, minister of flu\nance, has been in the Spallumclieen\nsnd Salmon Arm country since Monday for the prpose of Investigating the\ndamage caused by the ousn tires that\ndevastated several miles of country st\nthe beginning of this month and of\nrelieving distress where necessary. A\ngood deal of distress has followed ln\nthe wake of the fire which was more\nserious than people at the coast generally realize. Agents of Insurance companies, who have been ln the districts\nconcerned ln order to adjust their\nrisks and have returned, state that in\nthe Silver Creek valley, there Is still\nsome fire smouldering notwithstanding\nthe rains. While great damage was\ndone to mills and farm property tn the\nneighborhood of Enderby and Mara,\nthere are many Instances of remarkable escapes aided by determined fire\nfighting. At one farm in the Silver\nCreek valley a T>arn was destroyed,\nthough there was scarcely any resemblance to bush for half a mile around,\nbut the flames had power to Jump\nover wide sweeps of territory. People\nwere awe struck by the speed at which\nthe flames rushed along the valley.\nThe Chicago and Northwestern, a\nVandorbilt road, whose system embraces a trackage of 0,665 miles, Is\nmaking preparations to Invade the Pacific coast with terminals ot Seattle.\nA branch line, it Is expected, will be\nbuilt to Vancouver later on. The impending move of Mr. Marvin Hughllt,\nchairman of the executive of the road,\nhas long been anticipated by the representatives of rival railway Interests.\nFor a fortnight paBt prominent officials ot the Chicago and St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha railway, another\nImportant portion of the Northwestern\nsystem, and constituting 1700 miles of\nits trackage, have been looking over\nthe ground In Montana, Idano and\nWashington. The visitors readied\nVancouver today and are headed by\nMr. A. W. Trenholm, general manager\nof St. Paul, Mr. H. M. Parce, traffic\nmanager, St. Paul, and F. D. Stout, ot\nChicago, said to be the personal representative of Mr. Hughltt, who Is regarded as one of the astutest railway\nbuilders In the United States. They\nwere accompanied here by F. W. Parker,general agent for the system in\nSeattle. It Is understood to be the Intention of the Northwestern to reach\nPuget Sound by an extension of the\nChicago, Omaha line, whose western\nterminus is at Lander, Wyoming, and\nless than 50 miles from the eastern\nboundary of Idaho. The building of\nmi: 560 miles of railway would give\nthe system access to the Pacific seaboard. The Northwestern i sowned\nand controlled by the Vanderbllts who\nhave been credited for years with an\nambition to own a transcontinental\nline. It has a net work of main and\nbranch lines through Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska, South\nDakota and Wyoming.\nThe Japanese officers were entertained at lunch today at the Hotel\nVancouver by Mayor Douglass. All\nthe consulst wero present. Notable\nspeeches were made by Mayor\nDouglass and Admiral IJlchl. Guests\nwere afterwards taken to New Westminster In a special car where they\ngreatly enjoyed the lacrosse match\nand were afterwards entertained by\nMayor and Mrs. Keary. Tonight they\nwere the guests of the Sixth regiment\nofficers at a dinner at the Vancouver\nclub.\nMr. T. B. Blundell-Brown of London,\nEngland, a member of the board of the\nBritish Columbia Electric railway company, will shortly pay an extended\nvisit to the coast on an Inspection trip\nof the company's plant and equlpent\nhere. Re 1. expected to arrive In the\ncity within the next two weeks.\nNotable, at Frisco.\nwill enter this port tomorrow, brings\na number of notables, the most important of whom Is Vice-Admlral Bri.\na graduate of Annapolis, who comes\nto this country as the personal representative of the emperor of Japan. He\nwill deliver the annual commencement\naddress at his alma mater. He is accompanied by Mnie Uriu, who is a\ngraduate of Vasaar. Dr. Paul Ritter,\nnewly appointed minister of Switzerland to tals country, and Ames P.\nWilder, formerly consul general at\nHongkonng and recently appointed to\na similar position at Shanghai, are\namong the Nippon Maru's passengers.\nCALM AGAIN IN TURKEY\nSULTAN OBSERVES CONSTITUTIONAL FORMS AND CUSTOMS\nEFFORTS TO REPAIR WRONGS\nDONE IN ASIA MINOR\nCONSTANTINOPLE, May 20\u2014The\nmembers of the chamber of deputies\ntook oaths this afternoon In the presence of the Sultan to uphold the constitution of Turkey and to protect the\nSheriat and the rights of the nation.\nAccompanied by the grand vizier, his\nmajesty ascended the presidential tribune. He then handed his speech to\nthe grand vizier who read it.\nThe address made reference to the\ngood relations existing between Turkey and all the powers and the desire\nof Turkey to strengthen the ties. Referring to the disturbances In Asiatic\nTurkey, the Sultan expressed his keen\nregret and gave assurance that they\nwould not occur again. This passage\nmade a very good Impression.\nAt the conclusion of the speech his\nmajesty repeated his oath to uphold\nthe constitution and the grand vizier\nadministered the oath to the various\nministers and depuiies individually.\nAn International commission has\nbeen formed under the patronage of\nthe Sultan to collect and distribute relief ln Adana and the districts of\nSyria where there Is suffering. The\nAmerican representative Is W. W. Pell\ntreasurer In Constantinople of the American board of coinm'ssioners for foreign missions.\nADANA. May 20\u2014The situation generally Is improving and the government Is completing its preparations to\nsend Armenians back to their homes.\nInfluential Mohammedans In the country districts, however, who took Armenian women and girls during the\nraids steadfastly refuse to give them\nup and the government has not taken\nany steps as yet to compel their return. The doctors and other officers\nfrom the British cruiser Minerva and\nthe American cruiser North Carolina\nhave performed splendid service in the\nhospital and other relief work.\nLEAD ORJJOR APRIL\nOVER THREE THOUSAND TONS\nSENT TO TRAIL SMELTER\nYIELD NEARLY FIFTY PER CENT.\nOF PURE LEAD.\nFrom the flgurose published below it\nwll be seen that the tonnage of ore carrying lead values shipped to the Trail smelter during lam month was about 3,460 tons\nand that the lead produced was about 51)\nper cent, of tlie net weight. The following\nare the complete weights In pounds.\nNet Lead\nMine Weight Contents\nSt. Eugene 3;438,ii2a 2,127,073\nRichmond Eureka 4-10,681 l\u00bb,i>Ul!\n\u25a0Yankee Girl..., 1 13U,\u00bbW 6,88\nUtile Bell 1,108,484 Tl&a^l\nBlsmark 41,tH7 l.fcH\nFerguson 13S,an> 87,494\nCatlagher \u25a0&;&_ _n\n(Maestro 40,ihS3 :ti,ry\nMolly Hughes 85,965 886\nRambler-Cariboo H(4,1WJ 71.MJ6\nStandard \u00ab,oio 40,(68\nVan Rol 30,096 26,166\nWellington 89,281 13,868\nWhitewater 217,1167 93,857\nWhitewater Deep 365,173 177,060\nRuth 661,658 29,686\nTotal ~T77T7 6,902,364 I), 147,51ft'\nBaptists to Unite.\nWINNIPEG, May 20.\u2014At a general\nmeeting of the First Baptist church\nlast night a resolution was adopted In\nfavor of church union. At the meeting\nRev. B. H. Harkness, secretary of the\nBaptist missions in the west, explained luat the Baptists of Canada have\nbeen considering for some years the\nquestion of organic union of tUe\nBaptist church throughout Canada. A\ncommittee of twenty, representing the\nvarious organizations of the Dominion,\nhave been looking into the matter and\ngathering the concensus of opinion\namong Bapt.sts.\nBantam Title Held\nJOHNSTOWN, Pa., May 20\u2014John\nCoulton of Chicago, world's champion\nbantamweight fighter, retained his\ntitle tonight In a fight with Jack\nPhenelce of Johnstown, Six rounds\nwere fought but under the Pennsylvania law no decision was rendered.\nWeston Still Walking\nCHEYENNE WELLS, Wyo.. May 20\n\u2014Refusing to be scared by rains and\nmuddy roads Edward Payson Weston\nwalked 21 miles today and reached\nCheyenne Wells at 3.30. He rested\nhere tonight and plans to start again\nearly tn the morning.\nInjured in Church\nLISBON. May 20\u2014The gallery in\nthe monastery church tn one of the\n8Ubmba_fi0U\u00bbDseiJonlirlit Hiirino- g\/w\nPUBLICAN6RY\nDean of Westminster Will\nNot Yield\nSUPPORTED BY CHAPTER\nFIRM IN REFUSAL TO ADMIT THE\nASHES OF GEORGE MEREDITH\nTO THE ABBEY\u2014NEW ZEALAND MINISTER EXPLAINS\nGIFT OF DREADNOUGHT.\nLONDON, May 20.\u2014The dean of\nWestminster's refusal to permit the\nremains 01 George Meredith to be\nburied in the Abbey appears to be\nfinal and he declines to give an reason for his attitude. No effort, has\nbeen spared to induce tbe dean and\nchapter to reconsider the matter, but\nin vain. The newspapers are loud in\ntheir reproaches of the dean for his\ndeplorable ^allure to recognize the nation's wishes in the discharge of the\nsacred duty vested in him as guardian\nof the nationul Valhalla.\nIn the absence of the Duke of Ar-\ngyle, Lord Strathcona presided today\nat the luncheon on the occasion of the\nopening of the imperial international\nexhibition at bnepherd's Bush.\nLord Ronaldshny at a public meeting\nmade apology for a remark which he\nmade at a recent public meeting about\nthe Countess of Granard, formerly\nMlsa Beatrice Mills of New York. He\nalluded to the countess as a \"dumped\nAmerican actress\" who had ''been fortunate enough to secure a title.\" In\nhis address tonight he said he apologized for what he admitted, on thinking it over, was \"a singularly 111\nchosen remark.\"\nWELLINGTON, N. Z., May 20.\u2014Mr.\nMillar, minister of railways, speaking\nat Dunedin, strongly defended the offer ot a Dreadnought to Britain. Some\nday, he said, men would know the full\nreason for it. it was impossible to\nrun the risk of invasion by a fleet and\nthe danger to the colonies* commerce.\nTlie enthusiasm with wfiich the gift\nhad been received by the mother country showed Its value.\nKOOTENAY BAY\nNew Community on the Lake is Making Rapid Growth\n{Special to The Dally Newa.)\nKOOTl-JNAY HAY, May 20.\u2014Kev. Thur-\nlow Fraser una Mr. It. C. Lowery, thu\nBlnglng evangelists, paid a flying visit io\nthe former's cousin Mr. it. F. Langford,\nhist Wednesday. They were accompanied\nby Mr. 6. S. Fraser of Glen Lovui, Hal-\nfour, the reverend gentleman's brother.\nThe occasion was 11 must happy reunion.\nMr, T. Jl.- Langford who reoontly purchased p, large blOCK Of Yasodhara land\nfrom< thu Langford Land company has\nsince made another purchase from Baker\n& Co. on w&hlch he is preparing to build\na comfortable house on u beautiful location overlooking the lake and \u2022adjoning\nMr. Landlord's Molyell property,,\nMessrs. Walker anil Seymour of Calgary\nhave brought In a carload or effects and\nhave located on block 5, sfasodhara,\nThey have already made considerable\nprogress In clearing and building.\nMr. Spencer Wynilliam. who recently\nlocated on land purchased rom Mr. Bjerk-\nness, is busy improving his place and iri-r\ncidently making some line catches 01 lish.\nMr. M. ]j. McWhinney who In conjunction with Mr. Roberts also purchased from Mr. BJerkness has Jointly wiuii\nhis mother Increased Ids holdings by securing the south block of Vaf.ot.hara adjoining.\nThe new government road between nine*\nbell ami Kootenay Bay which will mean\nso much to this district is helng energetically pushed under the able management,\nof Mr. J. B. Moore, district road superintendent. The construction gang is now\nat work on Yasodliara. All the government roads located in tills [ocailly are\nconverging at Kootenay Bay which must\neventually make it a pace of cons derabte\nlocal importance.\nThere is a line opening here for a general store especially If operated In connection with a stopping place and boat\nlivery.\nMessrs. Langford and Langtbn landed\na 10% pound salmon trout yesterday. Few\npeople seem to be aware that this Is one\nof the .best fishing localities on the lake.\nIt is rumored that Mr. Daniel of Procter, proposes potting in a supply boat on\nthe lake immediately. This will he a.\ngreat boon to the settlers who now have\nto do most of their buying nt Nelson, often at considerable inconvenience especially since the adoption of tho Wednesday\nhalf holiday system. One settler, this\nweek, went to town solely, to make Initial\npurchases und had to return without\ngroceries.\nMr. George Noyes, our genial nnd accommodating postmnster, is still fulfilling\nhis duties as faithfully as ever to the entire satisfaction of the community at\nlaargce.\nConvene in Bermuda.\nNEW YORK, May 20.\u2014The members of the international league of\npress clubs sailed today on the steamer Burgundian t0 attend the 18th annual convention which Is io be held\nat Bermuda from May 22nu to 27th.\nAn elaborate programme, Including a\nreception at government house by the\ncolonial government, Lleut.-Gen. Frederick Walter (Kltchener, has been prepared for the entortalnmtnt of the\nguests. This is the first time the conference has been held outside of the\nUnited States.\nI\nMaurentia Breaks Record\nNEW YORK, May 20\u2014New weal\nbound records wero established by th\u00ab\nCunard line steamer Mauretanla which\narrived In quarantine Irom Liverpool\nand Queenstown at 11 o'clock tonight.\nA \"(taKa** i\u00abvit %h! fat. ~ M+ftHn\n MOC TIN*\n\u00a9lu glaUg iletm\nFRIDAY MAY 21.\nBrighteryUp\nYou cut say S.W.P. ts expensive because It cuts more per gallon that a lot of other\npaints on the market. It covert so much more surface sod luts so long that tt Is the\nmott economical paint you can buy.\nSherwm-Wllliams Paint, Prepared (S.V.P.) will cover 425 square feet to the gal*\nIon. two coats, which ts considerably better than the best that \"hand mixed lead and oil\"\nor many so-called \"mixed paints\" will do* There Is only one logical way to figure the\ncost ol paint and painting\u2014learn what a gallon of paint will cover and how long ft will\nlast l find the cost of keeping your buildings painted year In and year out. On this basis\nS.V. P. Is the most economical paint it ts possible to use.\nWe control the source of supply for most of the Ingredients of S.V. P. to that we\ncan be sure It's pure i we make our own linseed oil\u2014In fact, the final quality of S.V. P.\nts the sum totaiof high class materials, manufacturing skill and experience. The S-W.\nagent In your locality has. In addition to Sherwin-Williams Paint (S.W.P.) for build-\nlogs Inside and out* a paint or varnish or stain for every purpose*\nWrite for booklet stating what you want to finish. Ask your dealer for\nStlERWIN-WlLUAMS\nPaints and Varnishes\nMade in Canada MJaWm-Mttmtii nMtrnlTorotaWi\u00bbect,\nPRINCE RUPERT, B. C.\nThe government of British Columbia and the Grand Trunk\nPacific railway, Joint owners of Prince Rupert, will offer for salo\nhy public auction at Vancouver, British Columbia, on May 26th to\n29th, between 2.U00 and 2,400 lots, selected from different portions\nof the city.\nThe terms of sale are\u2014One quarter cash, balance one, two and\nthree years at six per cent.\nPrince Rupert Is the terminus of a mighty transcontinental\nrailway system In what Is destined to be one of the greatest traffic\nroutes ln the world.\nPrince Rupert will command the trade of Alaska, the Yukon\nand the North. It will be the commercial outlet tor the rapidly developing Interior of BrltlBh Columbia. It Is the centre of a great\nfishing and lumbering business. It Is the coming city of the great\nNorth.\nFor maps and all further particulars, write\nC. D. RAND\nAgent for Government and Railway,\nVANCOUVER, B. C.\nthan eighty years. May the day be\nfar distant when any contrary policy\nmay obtain.\"\nThe speaker then told ot the- successive steps taken in the delimitation of\nthe boundary between the two countries and said that the land portion Is\nas free from military display as is the\nwater portion from naval show.\n'\u25a0What an object lesson,\" he explained, \"both on land and water for\nthose nations at present so heavily\ncursed and burdened with militarism.\n\"But the greatest triumph for the\nprinciples for which, this conference\nstands is likely to be gained within\nthe next few months. Most of you are\naware of what is known as the waterways treaty agreed to between the\ngovernments of the two countries in\nJanuary ol' the present year and which\nwould no doubt have been ratified ere\nthis, had not a member of the United\nStates senate succeeded in persuading\nthat body to add a rider granting to\nhis state an additional advantage without conceding any equivalent or compensation to the other side. It haa\nbeen a great cause of surprise that\nnations whose subjects or citizens settle their differences through arbitration or through the courts have been\nslow to settle International difficulties\nin the same manner. The fact is that\nwhile in a measure as individuals we\nbecome civilized and Christianized, we\nstill remain as nations and collectively,\nlargely barbarian and heathen. We\nneed to cultivate the corporate and\nnational conscience. In my opinion\nthere Is great necesst.y for our getting\nback to first principles.'\nBusiness men representing fifty-\neight chambers of commerce from nine\nteen states and Canada, who are attending the conference, today adopted\na resolution urging President Tai't to\ntake the initiative ln leading tUo nations to a concurrent limitation or reduction In the armies and navies of\nthe world.\nSUNLIGHT\nSOAP\nTh. finest fabric to\nnot too delicate to\nbe Mfely washed with\nSunlight Soap. When\nk other soaps have Injured\nyour linens\nand faded\nthe coloured\nthings, remember the\nword Sunlight.\nTALK AT LAKE MOM\nINTERNATIONAL ' ARBITRATION\nSUBJECT OF DISCUSSION\nJUSTICE MCLAREN OF ONTARIO\nON BOUNDARY LINE TREATIES\nLAKE MOHONK, N. Y.. May 20\u2014At\nthis morning's session of the Lake\nMohonk conference on international\narbitration, Dr. Wing Fang, Chinese\nminister to the United, States, spoke\non \"China's attitude toward arbitration,\" and was followed by Justice Mc-\nLaren of Toronto:\nAfter referring to. the relations between the United .States and Canada,\n\" ren dutttned to methods\nunder which the Immense bodies of\nfresh water which separate Canada\nand the United States have for a century been free from all warlike demonstrations or display.\n\"In April, 1827,\" he said, \"without a\nformal treaty, or even a .convention,\nby a simple Interchange of short letters .between the British minister, Mr.\nBagot, and Mr. Rush, the American\nacting secretary of state, it was agreed\nthat the naval force to be maintained\non the lakes should be confined to a\nsmall number of vessels. It was a\nsimple stipulation that might be terminated by either country on sis\nmonths notice. To their everlasting\ncredit, be It said, that they have not\nonly kept strictly within the limit but\nactually dispensed with war vessels\nentirely, and that this pacific condl-\nturn has new been maintained for more\nNEWS Of THE DOMINION\nCHATHAM, Ont., May 20.\u2014Col. J.B.\nRankin, for many years commander of\nthe 24th Kent regiment, died this\nmorning.\nMONTREAL, May 20.\u2014A cable from\nSt. Johns, Nlid., to local offices of the\nAllan line says: \"S. S. Mongolian two\nmiles off St. Johns, no damage and absolutely no danger,\"\nSTRATFORD, May 20.\u2014Mrs, John\nRehberg, 77 years old, fell down\nstairs at her home early this monn\nbreaking her neck, and died shortly\nafterwards.\nWINNIPEG, May 20.\u2014Palling to get\nAppleby & Akooseas as a Victoria Day\nattraction, the management of Happy-\nLand has offered a purse of 1500 for a\n15-mlle race, open to any runner in\nWestern Canada,\nOTTAWA, May 20.\u2014The protest of\nDowney's Despatch, Montreal, against\nC. P. R. local rails, on shipment from\nPort William tn Winnipeg, was dismissed by the railway commission this\nmorning . ,\nTORONTO. May 29.\u2014Mr. Justice\nreprieve refused an application for\nretrieve, made in behalf of Maurice\nRyan, sentenced to be nanged on June\n3rd -or thf murder of his brother\nFrancis, at North Bay last November.\nMADOC, Ont., May 20.\u2014Fire this\nmorning broke out in the Harper\nblock, occupied toy the Mercury printing office and Christie, machine agent,\nnnd as a result the building and contents were destroyed. Loss partly\ncovered by Insurance,\nTORONTO, May 20.\u2014Ex-yardmaster\nThomas Grimes, who was found guilty\nby a jury on Tuesday on two charged\nof obtaining money by false pretenses\nfrom the C. P. R., yesterday pleaded\nguilty to the additional charge of\nflase pretenses and one of forgery.\nHe was remanded till the end of the\nsession for sentence.\nHAMILTON, i May 20\u2014At the annual\nmeeting today of the Canadian Association for uie Prevention \"bt Tuberculosis a resolution was passed urging\nall provincial governments and legislatures to aid in every way reforms to\ncheck the spread of the disease. Dr.\nJ. G. Adams, Montreal, was elected;\npresident, The next meeting of the association will be held at Montreal.\nWALKERTON, May 20.-Charles E.\nKilner, 40 years old, electrical engineer, of the firm of Kilner & Phlllen,\nToronto, jumped off a moving train before It had stopped at the station here\nlast night and fell back from the platform, one leg being crushed, and he\ndied at the county hospital during the\nnight. Kilner had been to Sweden and\nwas paying a visit to his father who\nresiueB here. He leaves a widow and\nthree children tn Southampton.\nOTTAWA. May 20\u2014Sir Robert\nPerks last night spoke In the Methoy\ndist church on plans for the formation\nof a united federated and world-wide\nMethodist brotherhood. He urged the\nchurch in Canada to make more use\nof laymen. He pointed out that in\nGreat Britain, of 26,000 preachers, 20,-\n000 were laymen. He suggested that\na new brotherhood which was partly\nintended for the relief of the poor\nmight emigrate as members to Canada\nmore worthy men than disreputable\ncentral Europeans.\nMONTREAL, May 20.\u2014Enthusiastic\nabout the glories of the Dominion, and.\nabout the hospitality that has been extended to them all the way across Canada, the party of Australian and New\nZealand delegates who are on their\nway to the Imperial press conference\nIn Great Britain, arrived In Montreal\nfrom Ottawa at 8.30 this morning. They\ncalled on Sir Thomas flhaughnessy. by\nwhom'they men cordially received. At\nnoon they were, cordially entertained\nat luncheon at the Canadian club by\nlocal journalists and at 1 o'clock they\nwere received on 'change, being formally welcomed by the president of the\n\u25a0hoard of trade. Later on they were\ntaken In automobiles round the city\nand over the mountain. This evening\nthey were entertained at the St.\nJames' club by the execntlve committee of the board of trade. At midnight tney and the Montreal delegates\nto the conference leave for Quebec.\nwhere tney will sail tomorrow on the\nEmpress of Ireland for Liverpool.\n\"One Touch of Nature Makes the\nWhole World Kin.\"\nWhen a rooster finds a big fat worm he\ncalls all the hens In the farm .yard to\ncome and share It. A similar trait of human nature Is to be observed when a man\ndiscovers something exceptionally good-\nhe wants all his friends and neighbors to\nshare the benefits of his discovery. This la\nthe touch of nature that makes the whole\nworld kin. This explains why people who\nhave been cured by Chamberlain's Cough\nRemedy write to the manufacturers for\npublication, that others similarly nlllng\nmay also use it and obtain relief. Behind\nevery one of these letters Is a warm hearted wish of the writer to be of use to someone else. This remedy Ii for sale by all\nDruggists and Dealers.\nNEU30N LAND DISTRICT, DISTRICT\nOF WEST KOOTENAY. ^\nTAiKB NOTIOE that I, Henry Gage of\nVancouver, B.C., occupation Stockman,\nintend to apply for permission to purchuse\nthe following described lands:\nCommenc'ng at a post planted at the\nN. E. corner of Lot 8C19 and marked Henry\nGage's N. W, corner post, thence HP*\nchains Enst, thence 40 chnins South, tlience\n60 chains East, thence 20 chains South,\nthenoe 70 chnins West, thence 40 chains\nNorth to point of commencement containing 80 acres, more or less.\nHENRY GAGE,\nHIRAM B. LANDIS,\nDated Mny, 1st., 1909. Agent\n12-6-OB-SW.\nNELSON LAND DISTRICT, DISTRICT\nOF WEST KOOTENAY.\nTAKE NOTICE that I. Jennie Rosa, of\nSalmo, | B. C, occupation married\nwoman, intends to apply for permission\nto purchase the following described\nlands:\nCommencing at a post' planted at the\nN. W. corner of Jas. Durkee's application to purchase, on South Fork of Salmon River, thence south SO chains, thence\nwest 20 chains, thence north 60 chains,\nthence eaBt 20 cHalmT to point of commencement, containing 160 acres more or\nless.\nJENNIE IROSS.\nWM. FEENEY, Agent.\nMarch 19th, 1909. 3-4-09-\u00bbw\nNEI*SON LAND DISTRICT, DISTRICT\nOF WEST KOOTENAY.\nTAKB NOTICE that. I, W. F. Mawdsley,\nof Nelson, B. C, occupation an agent,\nintends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands:\nCommencing at a post planted about 10\nchains north of the 8. E. corner of Wm.\nMcintosh's application to purchase on\nSouth Fork of Salmon River, thence north\n60 chains, thence east 60 chains, thence\nsouth 60 chains, thence west Co chains to\npoint of commencement, containing 900\nacres more or less.\nW. P. MAWDSLEY.\n\\ WM. FEENEY, Agent.\nApril 2nd, 1909. ___________\nNorth East corner of Lot 6646, Group 1.\nKootenay District, B. C, thence North \u00bb\nchains; thence West 20 chains more or\nless to the Eastern boundary of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Right\nof Way; thence Southly along the said\nEastern boundary of Bald Right a Way a\ndistance of 20 chains more or less to a\npoint due Wear of the point of commencement; thence East to the point of commencement a distance of some 18.44 chains\nmore or lees, containing 40 acres more or\nless\nJAKOB KOSHANCIC.\nDated March 1st, 1909. 8-2-\u00abMtw.\nNELSON LAND DISTRICT, DISTRICT\nOF WEST KOOTENAY.\nTAKE NOTICE that I, N. C. Donaldson,\nof Salmo, B. C, occupation miner, Intends to apply for permission to purchase\nthe following described lands:\nCommencing at a post planted about 20\nchains south of the S. E. corner of P. R.\nNo. 847, on the South Fork of Salmon\nRiver, thence north 80 chains, thence east\n40 chains, thence south 80 chains, thence\nwest 40 chains to point of commencement, containing 320 acres more or less.\nN. C. DONALDSON.\nWM. PEENEY, Agent.\nMarch 20th, 1909. 3-4-W-8W\nNELSON LAND DISTRICT, DISTRICT\nOF WEST KOOTENAY.\nTAKE NOTIOE that I, Sarah Waldle,\nof Nelson, B. C, occupation married\nwoman, Intends to apply for permission\nto purchase the following described\nlands;\nCommencing at a post planted at the\nN. W. Corner of Wm. Waldle's application to purchase, about one mile and a\nhalf from the N. W. corner of Lot \u00ab\"7G,\nthence west 80 chains, thence south so\nchains, thence east SO chains, thence\nnorth 80 chains to point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or less.\nSARAH WALD1E.\nWM. FEENEy, Agent.\nMarch 15th, 190B. 3-4-U9-8W\nNELSON LAND DISTRICT, DISTRICT\nOF WEST KOOTENAY.\nTAKE NOTICE that I, Jakob Koalanclc,\nof Slocan Junction, occupation Rancher,\nIntend to apply for permission to purchase\nthe following described lands:\ncommencing at a post planted at the\nCANADIAN\nPACIFIC\nFor\nVictoria Day\nRate of\nTare and One-Third\nfor Round Trip\nWil be made.\nTickets on sale May 21st to May 24th\nGood to return until May 26th.\nTickets for the excursion of the 102nd\nregiment to Kaslo on May 24 are now\non Bale to members of the regiment at\nJ1.65 return\nR. TIDMUS, H. B. PROCTOR,\nCity Ticket Agent. Dist Pass. Agt.\nIt's Easy Enough\nTo Get Good Butter\nIf you know where you can depend\non what you get.\nWe guarantee the purity and freshness of our butter\u2014you know what\nour guarantee means. Prices today:\n1-lb. Bricks 35c, 3-lb. 4Mb. Blocks\n33c, 14-lb. Boxes 33c. per Ib.\nThis store will close at noon st\nWednesdays during May, June, July\nand August\nJoy's Cash Grocery\nJoy Will MmI You M tho Dot*\nCorner of Josephine and Hill Streets,\nP. O. Box M7. Telephone 19\n5-*\u00bb^\"3\"\u00bb^\"-\"^\"=H\"----S\"\"---s-a-aSS\u00bb\nAN INEXPENSIVE WAY\nThe reader ot a newspaper will readily agree that It Is necessary for a merchant, with any pretension\nof agresslveness, to advertise. Merchants are also aware ot this fact. Therefore It would seem that it Is\nsimply a question as to what form the advertising will follow.\nNewspaper Advertising is the Most Inexpensive Way and Brings\nlarger Direct Results than Any Other Form of Advertising\nThe Daily News\nhas aa average dally circulation of 3,000 copies distributed on the day of publication in the cities of Nelson,\nRossland, the Boundary country, the Slocan Valley and Bast Kootenay district, covering the line of the C.\nP. R. from Plncher Creek, Alberta, to Midway, B. C, and there is not in B, C. a more progressive section of\ncountry than that tn which The Dally News circulates; the varied industries consisting of farming, fruit\ngrowing, lumbering, metalliferous mining, coal mining, and smelting, making it an extremely favorable 1UM\nfor advertising articles o( every description suitable for a purchasing public engaged in the above mentioned industries.\nKootenay's Publicity Medium\nWill Place Your Story in Ihe Hands of 3000 Subscribers Every\nDay at the Rate of 2-3 of a Cent, per Inch per 100 Circulation\nMr. Advertiser you cannot circularise or personally canvas the Held for that amoun, so be progressive\nand use the means and resources at your hand to Increase your business.\nFor advertising rates or further Information phone 144 or address News Publishing Company, Limited,\nP. O. Drawer 1119, Nelson, B. C.\nAre You Puzzled\nby the number of advertisement!,\nwhen thinking of ordering that\nNEW SUIT\nLISTEN\nWe give\nGOOD GOODS\nGOOD STYLES\nPRICES RIGHT\nINVESTIGATE\nDave Small & Co.\nThe Tailors Phone 34\u00bb\nOpposite Hudson Bay stores\nBAKER STREET\nChoice fruit Lands\nI have about 20 exceedingly\nchoice lots adjoining the town-\nsite of Burton olty on the. Arrow\nlakes at $100.00 per acre. Terms\none-quarter cash, balance by arrangement.\nAlso about 30 lots of 10 acre*\neach at HOWSBR LAKE; easy to\nclear; lots ot water; level. Price\n$76 and $100 per acre, according\nto location. Terms, one-quarter\ncash, balance by arrangement.\nAlso about 30 lots of exceptionally fine land near Creston. These\nlots are level bench land, well\nwatered and tn a rapidly growing\ndistrict Price $100 per acre.\nTerms as above.\nA 14-acre ranch at KASLO; SH\nacres cleared and: several, fruit\ntrees planted; good house; chicken house and run; small fruits.\nAs this property is In the city\nlimits, It ts a bargain at the price\nasked, namely, $2000.00. Terms\none-half cash, balance on time.\nR. J. Steel\nFruit Lands\nOrchards\nI am aelling some of tho beat\not my carefully selected trait\nlands, undeveloped and In different stages of development, at\nBonnlngton Falls, the West Arm,\nSlocan branch, Lardo, at low\nprices and on easy terms. -\nI have great advantages to of;\nfar. Particulars on''application.\nJ. J. Campbell\nWillow Point P. O.\nEast Duntulm Steamer Landing,\nKootenay Fruit Lands\nWe have for Bale In the old\ntried and proven districts ot\nTarrya and Thrums, a number of\n10, 15 and 26-acre lots that we\nare offering on easy terms. Whoa\nyou are buying it always pays to\nbuy the best This is especially\ntrue when you are buying fruit\nland. You cannot afford to experiment ln untried districts. Profit by the experience of others.\nFor full particulars apply to\ngeo. a mclaren,\n606Vi Baker St, Nelaon.\nMAGICCL0TH\nThe Polishing Wonder of the age\n, CLEANS Affl> POLISHES\nGold Eye Glasses .\nSilver Cut Glau\nNickel Mirrors\nWithout paste,\" powder or liquid.\nWill not soil tho hands nor\nscratch the most delicate surface.\nFull Size Sample 25c\nWrits today.\nMAGIC CLOTH CO.. box m\nNELSON, B. C.\n. CANVASSERS WANTED\n\u25a0P\n \u2022SSBMBM\nm\nFRIDAY\nMAY 21\n\u00a9He _\\%Wq $len\u00bbu\nPAGE THREE -.\nNew Lines of\nEnglish Shirts, Pyjamas,\nHosiery, Neckwear\nand Gloves\nFlannel and Outing Suits, Business\nSuits, Dress Suits, Frock Suits,\nand Top- Coats at prices\n> from $12.00 to $35.00\nArriving daily at the\nSemi-Ready\nWardrobe\nNew Shapes in Panama and Straw Hats,\nStiff Hats, Soft Hats, Boating\nHats, Tennis Hats, etc.\nIrish Poplin Neckwear in all colors and\nshades,. English Wash Ties, etc,\nStetson's and Christy's Hats\nJ. A. GILKER\nThe Home of Semi-Ready Clothing\"\nti\n510 Baker Street\nNELSON, B. C.\nPROSPECTORS\nTo Sheep Creek\nCan outfit at Salmo ,the distributing point for the Gold district which\nhas paid from the grass roots, . .\nEverything carried In stock for Miners and Prospectors. Groceries,\nMiners' Supplies, Hardware, Boots and Shoes.\nTeat! -\nBlankets\nCamp Stoves\nMiners' Boots\n$5.00 and op\n$3.50 to $10.00\n$4.50 to $10.00\n$2.75 to $7.50\nGroceries at market prlccl, pot op ta cotton\n- sacks\nFree telephone service to and from different points on Sheep Creek\nlo our store.\nWHOLE8ALE\nRETAIL\nSalmo Trading Co. Ltd.\nStore Opposite Station\n'to**************************************************\nCANADA'S GREATEST WESTERN SCHOOL\nBUSINESS\nINSTITUTE\nVsnoouvar, M. 0.\nIts best equipped school west \"of R. 1. BPROTT, & A., Hgr, \u2022\nToronto. Read (or catalogue,\n****************************************************\nSprott-Shaw\ntSSS*? LUMBER\nBoats, Windows, Mouldings, Shlnglta, Turned Works sail Brackets. Com-\nisadwptodsMstoskslwsjsoiU nd. Mall orders proasftlr stttaosd **.\nA. a LAMBBRT A ca\n1A\/IT ID' C TH\u00a3 LEAWNG shoe store\nW jE\/lK, O OF THE KOOTENAYS :\nTHE NEW\nYORK SHOE\nLadies-\nFor your next pair of Summer Shoes\ntry WEIR'S. We can give you style\nand quality, and at the same time save\nyou from 60c to $1.00 a pair.\nWeir's\nShoes\nWear\nWell\nLook Sunday's Daily\nNewt for the winning\nnumber.\nTHE 8K00KUM BOOT\nMen-\nWe are headquarters in the Kootenays for Miners, Ranchers and Loggers'\nBoots. We stand by every pair we\nsell. Prices $4.00 to $0.00. Your money\nrefunded or a new pair.\nMothers say they have had no trouble since they have had their children fitted with Shoes at WEIR'S\nWEIR'S Up-to-Date Exclusive Shoe Store\nBaker Street\nNelson, B. C.\nN. R.\u2014BEST ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIL ORDERS.\nNELSON'S LIST LENGTHY\nPRESENT ASSIZES NOT LASTING\nANY LONGER THAN OTHERS.\nPAULSON VS. HATHEWAY ON\nFOUR YEARS' ACCOUNTS.\nThe spring assizes in Nelson this\nyear are certain to last until the close\noi' Wednesday, May 26th, at the earli-\ntsc; tney may lust tor a day or two\nlonger.\nThere is. apparently a common im-\nprebslon tnat tne duration of the pie-\nsent assizes is unusual and extraordinary. Tnis is not the case however.\nEven if the present assizes should last\ntill May ma, it would be a 'total of\n26 days, which would the\nplaintiff, who now asks that the partnership be wound up and an accounting made.\nThe first witness called was the\nplaintiff, Paul A. Pauison, who deposed that in November, 1904, he met\nin Spokane, the defendant, William\nLee Hatheway, who was married to\nhis, the plaintiff's sister, a ^o-de-\nfendant in the .act|ion, desqrfbed as\nCarrie L. Hatheway. They, the plaintiff anH the defendant, arranged for a\nhunting and fishing trip. Hatheway\nadmired Paulson's ranch and expressed a desire to take a half interest in\nit. Later correspondence showed\nHatheway offering to help Paulson by\na loan If he did not wish to part with\na i\u00bbalf Interest and was doing so only\nbecause of financial stringency.\nFrom that point Mr, Taylor began\nreading and filing correspondence between the parties, which took up the\nremainder of the morning session and\na large part of the afternoon session\nThe plaintiff was still In the witness\nbox hut was allowed to remain seated.\nAs Mr. Taylor waBa filing letters,\nMr. Lennle offered to the court a volume of attested copies, indexed, of\nthe whole correspondence from both\nsides. This was accepted and simplified matters somewhat but Mr. Taylor\nhad to continue reading to get the\npoints he desired 'before the court.\nIn the afternoon an argument between counsel and bench revealed the\nline of defence.\nHis Lordship remarked that from,\nthe correspondence submitted it seemed to be perfectly clear that the parties to the action understood that\nthere was a partnership between\nthem In respect to the lands ln question.\nMr. Lennle explained that the defendants did not dispute the fact that\na partnership in all the lands referred to, aB a permanent Investment,\nwas the original Intention of the parties to the present cause. But sine\nthe transfer to the present owners.\nCarrie L. Hatheway and Clara A.\nPaulson, former alleged verbal understandings could not be considered\nvalid, and evidently was- not so considered by the, plaintiff since he had\nconiiitently refused to transfer any\ntitle in the second block of land, re-\nl'erred to In the plaintiff's claim, to\nthe defendants.\nMr. Taylor then continued reading\nand Ailing other correspondence.\nLater, the plaintiff, in the box, deposed that the defendant, W. L. Hatheway, wrote to him from Portland, Oregon, a letter which was entered as an\nexhibit.\nThe production, reading and filing\nof correspondence continued.\nMr. Taylor then produced accounts.\nMr. Lennle stated that he had no\ncopy of such accounts.\nMr. .Paulson, still in the witness\nbox, could not remember having had\nany acknowledgement of such statement of accounts, but was certain that\nthey had been sent.\nThe court then adjourned till Tuesday at ij.30 a. m.\nMosely In America\nNEW YORK, May 20\u2014-Alfred Mosely\nthe English educator, who has taken\nan active part in previous exchanges\nof teachers between British and American schools .arrived from England\ntoday on the steamer Adriatic.\nCORPORATION OF THE CITY OF\nNELSON.\nBy-Law No. 198.\nA bylaw to raise ton thousand dollars\n($10,000.00) to purchase from the Nelson\nWlectrfO Tramway Company, limited, Its\nundertaking consisting of track, overhead\nequipment, feeder, cables, car barns and\nsub-stations sites, spare rails and fastenings, and all material, copper, scran iron\nand tools, together with thu private right-\nof-way owned by the company at the east\nend of Water street In the city of Nelaon,\nB. C.\nWhereas a petition has been presented\nto the Municipal Council of the City of\nNelson signed by the owners of ut least one\ntenth of the value of the real property In\nthe said City of Nelson us shown by the\nlast revised Assessment Roll, expressing a\ndesire to apply under tlie provisions of\nSub-Section 15 of Section 50 of the \"Municipal Clauses Act,\" to purchase from the\nNelson Electric Tramway Company, 1 m-\nlted, its undertaking and plant, and requesting that a bylaw be Introduced\nauthorizing the issue and sale of debentures of tho City of Nelson to tbe extent\nof Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) for\nsuch purpose.\nAnd whereas It Is deemed exped'ent to\npurchase such plant and undertaking.\nAnd whereas for the purpose aforesaid\nit will be necessary to borrow the sum of\nTen Thousand Dollars ($10,000,00) and to\nIssue debentures of the City of Nelson for\nthe purpose of raising said amount..\nAnd whereas the whole amount of rateable land of the said City of Nelson, according to the last revised Assessment\nRoll Is One Million Two Hundred and\nNinety-eight Thousand Nine Hundred and\nEighty (1,298,880) Dollars.\nAnd Whereas it wll be requisite to raise\nannually hy rate the sum of -Eight]\nHundred and Ffty-three dollars and Sixty\nCents ($853.li0) for pay.ng tlie said debt\nand Interest.\nNow therefore, the Municipal Council of\nthe Corporation of the City of Nelson enacts as follows:\n(1). It shall and may be lawful for the\n'Mayor of the Corporation of the City ot\nNtelso to borrow upon the credit of the\nsaid Corporation, by way of Debentures\nhereinafter mentioned from any person\nor persons, body or bodies corporate, who\nmay be willing to advance the same as a\nloan a sum of money not exceeding in the\nwhole the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars\n($10,000), and to cause all such sums so\nraised or received to be paid Into the\nhand's of the treasurer of the said Corporation for the purpose and, object hereinbefore recited.\n(2). It shall be lawfut for the Mayor of\nthe said Corporation to cause any number of Debentures to be made, executed\nand Issued for such sum or sums as may\nbe,>requlred for the purpose and object\naforesaid, not exceeding, however the\nsu-m of Tan Thousand Dallnrs ($10,00)),\neach of the said debentures being of the denomination of One Thousand Dollars\n($1,000) and all such Debentures shall be\nsealed with the Sea) of the corporation\nand signed by the Mayor thereof.\n(3.) The sa id Debentures shall bear\ndate the 1st day of July, 1900, and shall\nIbe made payable In twenty years from\nthe said date In lawful money of Canada,\nat the office of the Bank of Montreal in\nNelson, aforesaid, which said place ot\npayment shall be designated by the said\nDebentures and shall, have attached to\nthem coupons for the payment of Intereet\nand the signatures to the Interest coupons\nmay be either written, stamped printed or\nlithographed.\n\u00ab). Tht said Debentures shall bear in\nterest at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum from the date hereof, which Interest\nshall be paid semi-annually at the said office of the Bank of Montreal ln Nelson\naforesaid, In lawful money of Canada, on\nthe 1st day of January and the 1st day of\nJuly respectively in eacli year during the\ncurrency thereof, and shall be so expressed in said Debentures and coupons to be\nso payable,.\n(6). It shall be lawful Rir the Mayor or\nthe said Corporation to negotiate and sen\nthe said Debentures or any of them but in\nJio case shall the Debentures or any oC\nthem lie negotiated or sold for less than\npar, including the cost or negotiating the\nsale, brokerage and all other incidental ex-\n(6). There shall be raised and levied\nin .'each year during the currency of the\nDebentures the sum of Five Hundred\nDollars ('fiOO.00) for the payment of interest and the sum of Three Hundred and\nFifty-three Dollars and Sxty Centfl\n($353.60) for the payment of the principal\nmoneys secured by said Debentures, by\nirate sufficient therefor on all rateable\nland in the said Municipality.\n(T). It shall be lawful for the Municipal\nCouncil to repurchase any of the said Dc-\nbi*mtures upon such terms as may be\nagreed upon with the legal holder or\nholders thereof or any part thereof, either\nat the time of sale or any subS3qtient\ntime or times, and all Debentures so repurchased shall forthwith be cancelled\nand destroyed and no re-issue of Debentures so re-purchased shall! be made in\nconsequence of such rcpurchas?.\n(8). This bylaw shall take effect on and\nflter the 15th day of June, 1903.\n(9). This bylaw Khali he cited for all\npurposes as the \"City of Nelson Tramway\nPurchase Bylaw\" No. 198, 1909.\n'Done and passed In Council assembled\nthis day of 1800.\nNOTICE.\nTake notice that the above is a true\ncopy of the proposed Bylaw upon which\nthe vote of the Municipal.ty will be taken\nat the City of NelBon on Thursday the\n3rd day of June, next, between the hours\nof 9 o'clock a. m. and 7 o'clock p. m., for\ntihe East Ward at the City Hull, corner\nof Front and Ward Streets, and for the\nWest Ward at. the office of F. B. Lys, 315\nBaker Street.\nNelson, May 20th, 1909.\nW. E. WASSON, City Clerk.\nLAND NOTICES\nNELSON LAND DISTRICT, DISTRICT\nOF WEST KOOTENAY.\nTAKJD NOTICE that I, Constance B.\nMawdsley, of Nelson. B. C, occupation\nmarried woman, intends lo apply for permission to purchase the following described lands:\nCommencing at a post planted about 10\nchains north of the S. E. corner or Lot\n!M79, on the South Fork of Salmon River,\nthence north 3ft chains, thence east 40\nchains, thence south 30 chains, thence\nwest 40 chains to point of commencement,\ncontaining 120 acres more or less.\nCONSTANCE B. MAWDSLEY.\nWM. FEENEY, Agent.\nApril 2nd, 1909.\nNELSON LAND DISTRICT, DISTRICT\nOF WIEST KOOTENAY.\nTAKB NOTICE that I. Wm. Mcintosh, of\nSalmo, B. C. occupation lumberman,\nIntends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands:\nCommencing at a post planted at the\nS. E. Corner of Rheta Bennett's application to purchase, on South Fork of Salmon River, thence south 40 chains, thence\neast 40 chains, thence north 40 chains,\nthence west 40 chains to point of commencement, containing 160 acres more or\nless.\nwm, Mcintosh.\nWM. FEENEi', Agent.\nMarch 20th, 1909. 3-4-09-Mw\nNBLSON LAND DISTRICT. DISTRICT\n....OF WEST KOOTENAY.\nTAKE NOTICE that Margaret E. Adie of\nWaneta, B. C, occupation married woman, intends to apply for permission to\npurchase the following described lands:\nCommencing at a post planted at south\neast corner of Lot 7192 thence south to the\nnorth bank of the Salmon ilver. thence following the north bank of the Salmon river\nto its mouth, thence following the north\nbank of the Pen D'Orellle river to the\nsouth west coiner of Lot 7192, thence east\n40 chains to place of commencement, containing 60 acres more or less.\nMARGARET E. ADIE.\nBy W. J. WHITE.\nDated April 36th, 1903.\nNELSON LAND DISTRICT, DISTRICT\nOF WEST KOOENAY.\nTAKE NOTICE that I, Peter Henry Siemens of Renata, B. C, occupation'\nRancher, intends to apply for permission\nto purchase the following described lands:\nCommencing at a post planted about 20\nfeet from the middle fork of Dob Creek\nabout six miles from the Arrow Lakes\nmarked \"Peter Henry Siemens N. H. corner; thence west 20 chains; thence south\n20 chalnB; thence east 20 chains; thence\nnorth 20 chains to the point of commencement containing 40 acres more or less.\nDated Feb. 8tb, 1900.\nPETER HENRY SIEMENS,\n]7-2-09-8w. Locator.\nNELSON LAND DISTRICT, DISTRICT\nOF WEST KOOTENAY.\nTAKE NOTICE that 1, R. T. Brown,\nof Nelson, B. C, occupation traveller,\nIntends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands:\nCommencing at a post planted at the\nN. W. corner of J. C. Burgess\" application to purchase, on South Fork o salmon River, thence west 40 chains, thence\nnorth CO chains, thenco east 40 chains,\nthence south GO chains to point of commencement, containing 210 acres more\nor less.\nR. T. BROWN.\nWM. FEENEY, Agent.\nMarch 19th, 1909. 3-4-00-Sw\nNBLSON LAND DISTRICT, DISTRICT\nOF WEST KOOTENAY.\nTAKE NOTICE that I, Harriet M. Bustln\nof Salmo, B. C, occupation married woman, intends to apply for permission tc\npurchase the following described lands:\nCommencing at a post planted about 40\nchains north of the N. E. corner of T.\nL. No, 27825, north of tlie International\nBoundary Line, thence north 80'chains,\nthence west 80 chains, tlience south 80\nchains, thence east St) chains to point of\ncommencement, containing 640 acres more\nor less.\nHARRIET Mi BUSTI-N.\nWM. FEENEY, Agent.\nMarch 31st, 1909.\nNEI.SON LAND DISTRICT, DISTRICT\nOF WEST KOOTENAY.\nTAKB NOTICE that I, Mrs. William\nMcintosh, of Salmo, B, C, occupation\nmarried woman, intends to apply for\npermission to purchase the following described lands;\nCommencing at a point at the N. W.\ncorner of j, A. Renson's application to\npurchase and about one mile west of the\nS. W. comer of P. R. No. 853, thence west\n80 chains thence south 20 chains, thence\neast 80 chains, thence north 20 chains to\npoint of commencement, containing 160\nacres more or less.\nMRS. WILLIAM MclNTOSH.\nWM. F&ENJfiY. Agent.\nMarch 18th, 1909. 3-4-UB-sw\nNBLSON LANTJ DISTRICT, DISTRICT\nOF WIEST KOOTENAY.\nTAKB NOTICE that I, Rheta Bennett, of\nSalmo, B. C, occupation spinster, intends to apply for permiaslon to purchase the following described lands:\nCommencing at a post planted about\n10 chains north of the 8. E. corner of N.\nC. Donaldson's application to purchase,\non tho South Fork of Salmon River,\nthence eouth 20 chains, thence east 40\nchains, thence north 20 chains, thence\nwest 40 chains to point of commencement,\ncontaining 80,acres more or less,\nRHETA BENNETT.\nWM. FBEN\u00a9Y, Agent.\n______\nHOTEL DIRECTORY\nrhe Office SBffc\nDrop In and sample the newest Importation\nKing William IV.\n(v.o.p.) Scotch Whiskey\nThis whiskey la guaranteed 60 years\nold before bottled at Leltb, Scotland.\nRemember we serre nothing bit tht\nbest llqners, wines, whiskeys, been\nand cigars on the market\nYOUNG a, BOYD, Proprietors.\nSilver Zing Hotel\nBaker Street, Nelson.\nRegular Boarders, 16.00 per weak,\nRates |1.3B per day,\n\u25a0sat 25 Cent Meal In the City, '\nWM. NEUENDORF, Prop.\nkelson Hotel Bar\nBAKER ST., NELSON.\nFive Castles\" Liqueur. Scotch. Beat\nappointed In the city, Finest Liquors\nand Cigars.\nINK A WARD, Proprietors.\nHave a Savannah Cigar.\nBartlett House\nO. W. BARTLETT, PROP.\nThe best $1.00 a day house ln town.\nA Miner's Home.\nKootenay Hotel\nMRS. MALLETTE, Proprietress.\nA home for everybody. Every con*\nvenieuce given to the travelling public.\nElectric piano. Cuisine unexcelled.\nRates $1 per day.\nSherbrooke House\nNELSON, B. C.\nOne minute's walk Irom C. P. R. eta-\ntlon. Cuisine unexcelled; well heated\nand ventilated.\nBOYEB BROS.. Proprietors.\nEmpire Hotel\n(Late Sunnyslde.)\nBaker Street, Nelson.\nThe house is thoroughly remodelled\nthroughout. Clean rooms.\nWeekly Boarders 15.00.\nRates 11.00 per day if.\nTemperance house; home comforts;\nbest eook in the city.\nMRS, J. E. HARRIS, Proprietress.\nAthabasca Saloon\n\u2014AND\u2014\nShort Order Lunch Counter\nBest Wines and Liquors in stock.\nOyster Cocktails.\nIVENS 4 PHILBERT, Proprietors\nNtLSON CAFE\nLARGE COMMODIOUS DINING\nROOM\nPROMPT AND COURTEOUS\nSERVICE.\nELEGANTLY FURNISHED\nROOMS IN CONNECTION\nA. AUDET. Manager\nPhone 275.\nHotel Outlet ^ BC-\nGreatly enlarged, new furnishings,\nmodern conveniences .large balconies,\ndancing pavilion, new row boats.\nFishing, Boating, Bathing, Sandy\nBeach .The best place to spend your\nvacation. Write or wire for rooms\nG. & L. SNOW, PROPS.\nROSSLAND.\nTUEJ HOFFMAN ANNEX, ROSSLAND.\nB. C\u2014Green & Smith, Props. centrally\nlocated. European and American plan.\nCommercial travellers will find llshU\nc uin lor table sample rooms, a special dm-\nlug room and excellent accommodations\nat The Hoffman. Baths, bowling alley,\n\u25a0team laundry.\nPHOENIX\nHOT1L BROOKLYN, PHOENIX, II. 0.-\nTua only up to date hotel ln Phoenix.\nMaw from cellar to roof. Beat sample\nrooms In the Boundary. Bath room In\nconnection. Steam heat. Opposite Ureal\nNorthern depot. James Marshall, prop.\nARROWHEAD.\nVMM UNION HOTEL, ARROW HBAD-\n\u25a0pedal attention given to commercial\nmen and tourists. First class sample\nrooms. Finest scenery In British ColUM*\nMa, overlooking Upper Arrow lake. W*\nJ. JJghtbunn, proprietor.\nGRmND FORKS, 8.C.\nPROVINCE HOTEL-Grand Forks, B. C,\nIb the newest and bust appointed hotel\nIn the Interior of British Columbia, and\noffers to the travelling public the best\naccommodation obtainable. The building\nis all newly furnished throughout and IS\nthe only fire proof hotel In the city. E.\nLarson, Proprietor.\nTO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN\nTAKE NOTICE that I, Joseph Sturgeon,\nof the city of Nelson In the province of\nBritish Columbia. Hotel Keeper, Intend\nto apply to the Board of Licensing Commissioners ot the City of Nelson, held 30\ndays after the dnte hereof at the City of\nNelson, for the transfer of the Hotel and\nLiquor License held by me with respect\nto the Club Hotel situate on Loth 21, 22,\n23 and 21, Block 14, Nelson City, to John\nGrant and Joseph Dearln.\nDated at Nelson, B. C, this 23rd day of\nApril, lflOJ. \t\n5-26. J. STURGEON.\nNOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE\nNotice Ib hereby given that I, W. H.\nGage, of Castiegar, B. C\u201e Intend to apply\nto the Superintendent of Provincial Police at the expiration of one month from\nthe date hereof for a retail liquor license\nfor the premises known as the Castlogar\nHotel, situate on Lots 1 and 2, Block t, at\nCastiegar, B .C.\nW. H. GAQB.\n\u2022 \"J^^jfiijfa\n \u00bbAG\u00ab POUfl\n\u00a9he \u00a9ttUn igleim\nFRIDAY MAY 21\nThe Hudson's Bay Stores\nJust Arrived from the East\nGENUINE-\nMAPLE SYRUP\nIn 1-Gallon Tins ~ Price $1.50 Each\nThese Stores Will Close at Noon\nEvery Wednesday during May,\nJune, July and August ....\nImperial Bank of Canada\nHEAD OFFICE, TORONTO\nCapital Authored $10,000,000\nCapital Paid Up $5,000,000 Rest $5,000,000\nD. R. WILKIE, President HON. ROBT. JAFFRAY, VlcePres.\nBRANCHES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA:\nArrowhead, Cranbrook, Golden, Kamloops, Michel, Nelson, Revelstoke\nVancouver and Victoria\nSAVINGS DEPARTMENT\nInterest allowed on deposits at current rate from date of deposit. .\nNELSON BRANCH J. M. LAY, Manager.\nCanadian Bank of Commerce\nHaad Office, Toronto. Established 18(7\nI. E. WALKER, President I Paid up Capital $10,000,008\nALEX. LAIRD, General Manager | Reeerve Fund (1,000,000\nBranches throughout Canada and In the United States and England.\nSAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT\nDeposits ot II and upwards are received snd Interest allowed at\neurrent rates. Accounts ma; be opened in tbe uamea of two or more\npersons, withdrawals to be made by any one ot tbe number or by the\nsurvivor.\n4. L. BUCHAN, Manager Nelaon Branch.\nBANK OP MONTREAL\n(Established 1117)\n>l All Paid Up ....$14,400,00\u00bb Rest 112,000,00*.\nHEAD OFPICE MONTREAL\nM. Hen. Lord Strathcona and Meant Royal, O. C. M. \u00ab. Hen. Preeldent\nHe*. Sir. George Drummond, K. C. M. G., Preeldent\nSir Edward 8. Clouaton, Bart, Vice Preeldent and Gen. Manager.,.,\n\u25a0RANCHES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA\nArmstrong, Enderby, Greenwood, Kelowna, Nelson, New Denver,\nNloola, New Westminster, Rossland, Bummerland, Vancouver, Vera**,\nVictoria, Chlllawaok, Heamer.\nNELSON BRANCH l_ B. DEVEBER, Manager.\nThe Royal Bank of Canada\n... .$5,300,000\nHEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL\nINCORPORATED. 1\u00abM.\nCapital Paid up $4,000,000 Reserve Fund\nH. S. HOLT, President\nE. L. PEASE, General Manager.\nPROGRESS OF SIX YEARS\nCapital and Reeerve Depoelta. Total Aeaete\n1*02\u2014$5M0,000.00 $14,000,000.00 $22,M0,t0O,O0\n1IOS-*4MO,000.00 $37,000,000.00 $53,000,000\nSAVINGS DEPARTMENT\u2014Aceounte may be opened with depoelta\nof One Dollar. Intereet allowed thereon at current rate. Depositors\nare subject to no delay whatever In the withdrawal ot the whole or\nany portion et the amounts deposited.\nNelaon Branch G. A. SPINK, Manager.\nSUBJECT TO CONFIRMATION\nWe Offer for Sale\nMM Alberta Coal .07\n3000 American Canadian Oil 12'\/2\n2500 B. C. Amal. Coal .... .03\n1000 Canadian N. W. Oil 20\n1 Consolidated Smetler 95.00\n600 International' Coal 71\n2 Imperial Develop. Synd. 260.00\n250 Nugget Gold Mines 85\n2000 HamWer-Cariboo 14\ntOOO Royal Collieries 30\n1000 Republic 18\n10 Nicola Valley Coal 69.00\n200 Snowstorm 1.67\n1 8. A. Scrip 575.00\nMIGHTON & GAVANAUGH\nBROKERS\nNELSON,*, a\nIM\nKOH-I-NOOR\nA New Confection. Something Out of the\nBeaten Path In Candy Making\nThe finest Cream Chocolate that has ever been put on the market\nby any house ln America. Taste and you can Judge for yourself. Absolutely laclous.\nFor sale by all leading confectionery atores. Made by\nJ. A. Macdonald Neiaon. b. c.\nFIREWORKS\nTo Celebrate Empire Day\nKaslo celebrates Empire Day, but It\nyou want to have a little celebration\nof your own or for the children we\nhave a very complete line of fireworks\nFIRE CRACKER8, all sides, from 5c pkgs. or 5 for 25c to $1.00 pkg,\nor 4 for 25c\nGIANT CRACKERS at 2 for 25c to 26c each.\nTRIANGLE WHEELS 10c, 20c aud 25c each.\nCANDLES 6c, 10c and up to 25c each.\nROCKET8 5c, 10c. 16c. 20c and 25c each.\nALSO A LINE OF FANCY PIECES\nW. O. THOMSON \u00bbT*\nBookseller and Stationer\n%he fatig Heme.\nPublished at Nelson Every Morning\nExcept Monday, by\nNews Publishing Company. Limited\nW. 0. MoMORRlS Manager\nMINTO CUP SERIES.\nThe New Westminster lacrosse team\nis to be congratulated upon the result\nof yesterday's game in defence of the\nMinto cup. They administered a decisive defeat to the all-star team that\nRegina scoured the country to secure\nand if they play in anything like form\non Monday the cup will remain where\nit should for the time being, at least,\non the shores of the Fraser.\nThere is no town or city in Canada\nmore deserving of the honor of holding the Minto cup, which Is emblematic of the world's championship In lacrosse, than is New Westminster. For\nyears the people of that teity have\nloyally supported and in every way\npossible encouraged their team. It\nhas been' the ambition of every boy\nin the city to secure a place on the\nteam and the fathers an5 even the\nmothers have encouraged the aspirations of their offspring. In this way\nwas a team built up that was able to\ncapture the world's championship and\ntbe trophy that goes with it. Well\nwishers of Canada's national game\nwho know the way lacrosse has been\ndeveloped ln 'New Westminster cannot hut nope that city will long have\na team capable of successfully defending the Minto cup.\nIn the present series of games New\nWestml rater's aggregation of homebrews present an interesting contrast\nto the Reglna team, which has been\ngathered front almost every part of\nCanada between the Rocky mountains\nand the province of Quebec. Star players have been hired specially for the\ntrip to New Westminster. As soon as\nthe two games to be played there are\nover they will return to their homes\nin eastern Canada and elsewhere.\nJust what Regina hopes to win in Its\nattempt to lift the Minto cup is hard\nto see. Even should they capture It\nfrom New Westminster, on arriving\nhorn with it they would not, a week\nlater, have a team capable of defending\nit. In allowing Reglna to follow the\ncourse it has the cup trustees have\nmade a sad mistake and one which,\nin the interests of lacrosse, It is to be\nhoped will never be repeated. Earl\nMinto in giving the cup meant that It\nshould he competed for by bona fide\nchampionship clubs. It cannot for an\ninstant be contended that the players\nwearing Regina's colors at New Westminster in the present serieB constitute such a club. It would be a cal*\namity for lacrosse were the Regina\nteam to capture the cup.\nOn the other hand there is every\nreason why in the interests of clean\nlacrosse New Westmlnsted should\nretain the cup in the present series.\nIf, however, a bona tide team comes\nwest later and captures the cup New\nWestminster, white regretting its loss,\nwill act the part of sportsmen and will\nbid It goodbye with the hope of going\neast and bringing It back again. They\ndo not want to hold the cup If they\nhave not a team that can defend It\nagainst any genuine agrregatlon that\nmay come After It At the fame time\nthey feel, as do all followers of the\ngame outside of Reglna, that it is not\nfair that they should be called upon to\ndefend the trophy against an all-star\naggregation such as the prairie city\nbought up for the occasion at so much\nper head.\n8UFFRAQETTES' BATTLE SONG\nThere Is nothing left for mere man\nto do hut quietly surrender and grant\nthe demands of the suffragettes that\nwomen be given the same rights in\nregard to the franchise as are now\npossessed by the sterner Bex. The\nsuffragettes at the recent, international\ncongress in Landon after due deliberation adopted a battle song which is\ncalculated to strike terror into the\nhearts of their opponents. Here it is\nin all its pristine beauty and glory:\nForward, sisters, top-ward,\n\u25a0 Onward evermore\nBondage Is behind you,\nFreedom Is before.\nRaise the standard boldly\nIn the morning sun;\n'Gainst the great Injustice,\nSee the light begun..\nForward, sisters, forward,\nOnward evermore!\nBondage Is belling you, ?\nFreedom is beforee.\nAny one who will dure refuse the\ndemand for women's rights after hearing this song by a body of militant\nsuffragettes is indeed a \"Brave man.\nThere is nothing left for peace-loving\nmen\u2014and most men are peace lovers\n\u2014to do but surrender unconditionally.\nEDITORIAL NOTE3.\nNew Westminster tonight Is prouder\nthan ever in its pets.\nHow long will it be before the announcement cornea from Ottawa that\nMr. Fielding is about to leave for\nEngland to float that new loan of fifty\nmiUlon dollars?\nNow that Mr, Pugsley's presense Is\nno longer required in the house of\ncommons he will likely repair to New\nBrunswick and tell himself all he\nknows about the affairs of the Cent,\ntral railway.\nBritish Columbia has no cause to regret, having broken up the \"solid\nseven.\" The five opposition members\ndid more for the province in the session just closed than did the \"solid\nseven\" during the whole four years\nthey were at Ottawa.\nHon. Clifford Slfton Ib going to\nspeak in Victoria on \"Forest Conservation.\" a more appropriate subject\nwould be \"How I made my pile.\" An\naddress on that subject from Mr. Slfton would be both interesting and enlightening,\nOne of the features ot the session\nof parliament just closed was the\ncomplete destruction of Hon, W. S.\nFielding's reputation as a financier.\nLast year he added $46,000,000 to tho\npublic debt and he has already taken\npower to issue bonds to tbe extent of\n$50,000,000 tnis year.\nHon. William Pugsley, it Is announced, is to visit all the public\nworks in progress during the coming\nBummer. This Btirely is not to see\nthat all contractors are paying their\nfake-offb regularly as in the case of\nMr. Gerahon S. MayeB and the dredging work at St. John.\nIt is' to be hoped that between now\nand the assembling of parliament\nagain, none of the honorable members\nof the senate will meet with accident\nat any of the level railway crossings\nthroughout the country, the protection\nof which in the Interests of public\nsafety they so successfully 'opposed\nduring the session just closed.\nAids to Navigation.\nWASHINGTON, May 20.\u2014In lessening the danger of navigation and delay in transportation, the submarine\nbell has become an effective agent and\nIs becoming adopted by maritime interests generally, according to the\nhydrograpnic oir.ee of the navy. The\ngovernment, recognizing the substantial service rendered to shipping by\nthe submarine hells, have decided to\nextend tueir installation from time to\ntime to light vessels and stations on\nboth coasts and upon the great lakes.\nAt present 4G of the light, vessels are\nthus equipped and the signals which\nthey send out are of undoubted aid\nto deep water navigation. Canada also has taken up the equipping of her\ncoasts and England, Germany, Holland, France, Sweden and Denmark\nare doing likewise. The bell operates\nduring fogs and at night and tht\nsound waves emitted by ,the bell under\nthe water have been known to travel\nas far aB 27 miles. These sound\nwaves are picked up iby the receiving\nmicrophones on board ships and bj\nthe code signal of each station th\nvessel's navigator is able to tell where\nhe Is located.\nPlumbers' Case Appeal,\nWINNIPEG, May 20.\u2014At the sitting\nof the court of appeals this morning\nJ. E. O'Connor, acting for the'plaintiffs in Cotter vs. Osbourne, known as\nthe plumbers' case, 'moved to dismiss\nthe petition presented by the defendants for leave to appeal direct to the\nprivy council. After some discussion\nthe application was dismissed hy the\ncourt unanimously, Chief Justice Howell remarking that the case was one of\nvery great importance to a large number of people interested and that, i\npossible, It was very desfraffle thai\npoints arising in the case should be\nsettled by ttje highest court of the empire. Mr. Knott then applied to the\ncourt asking that his petition on tfe-\nhalf of the defendants for leave to appeal to the privy council stand until\nnext term. This was granted.\nFast Train Derailed, ^.\nVlNtTA, Okla., May 20.\u2014The \"Meteor,\" a fast train on the St. Louis and\nSan Francisco railway, eastbound, was\nderailed at midnight last night at a\npoint, 22 miles west of Vinita. An unknown tromp was killed and several\npassengers were seriously injured.\nMinard'a Liniment used by physician*.\nKootenalans visiting the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition\nat Seattle this summer will find\nTHE DAILY NEW8 on sale at\nthe Acme News Co., Times\nBuilding, corner Second and\nUnion Sts., and at entrance to\npostofflce, corner Third and\nUnion Sts., Seattle, Wash.\nMINARD'S LINIMENT CO., Limited.\nDear Blrs.-Your MINARD'S IJNI-\nMHNT Ib our remedy for sore throat,\ncolds and all ordinary aliments.\nIt never falls to relieve and cure\npromptly.\nCHARLES WHOOTEN.\nPort Mulgrave.\nFRED IRVINE & CO.\nFriday-Bargain Day-Friday\nMILLINERY\nBARGAINS\nOn Friday we will sell Children's, Misses and Ladies' Trimmed Hate\nat half price .\nAll Trimmed and\nPattern Hats at Half Price\nThese are all latest spring and summer styles.\nHats worth $7.50, $9,150, $10 and $12, special price Friday 13.50, $4.50 and\n$5.00.\nChildren's Straw Hats from 25c each up.\nInfant Bonnets from 25c each up.\nThese goods will be for sale on Friday in our Millinery Depart*\nment, second floor, and these prices are for Friday only.\nCome early and get best selections.\nFRED IRVINE & CO.\nCO A L\nICE. COKE I I *'*\"'\u2022\u2022***\"st\"\u2022*\"*\u00bb*-**\u00bb*\u2022 \u25a0* >am OUT Mil\nand WOOD\nIhe Kootenay Ice 4 Fuel Go. NxSSftiSKJ^\nThe Eyes Are\nThe Windows of the Soul\nLet In all the light you can. It ts perilous to dilly-dally. Whet yea\nneed Specs at all, you need them badly. *\nYou May Not\nThink You Need Them\nThere are detects of vision which are hard to detect except by a sclei-\ntlflc examination, and if not corrected In time may run on Into something\nserious Indeed. For YOUR OWN satisfaction let us examine them.\nJ. J. Walker ______\u00b1\nGraduate Optician and Jeweler\nMMMMMl^^\n FRIDAY ....,, MAY 21\nSite gall)! item.\nq-tf\nmoi rvn\nWWIIMWMHIMIH'MM ;\n11 Talk Is Cheap\n| 1 BUT IT TAKES MONEY TO '\n! I BUY SOAP\n'.','\u25a0 We are offering a few snaps\n\u25a0h In toilet soaps for a few days , ,\n< | only ao buy now and get the < >\n. i most for your money. ' [\n) i Weir's Pine Tar, regular XOc i ,\n< | a cak\u00ab, now, per cake .... 5c j '\n< i Patrbank'B Tar Soap, regular 2\nJ I for 26c, now 3 for 25c\n< > Klero Transparent, regular 5c,\n1 ' now '. 7 for 25c < <\n', ! A big stock of fancy Toilet *\n\u25a0 \" Soaps In cartlns, regular 35c\nJ i and 40c lines, now each 25c\nj > Our stock ot laundry soaps\n' ! Include .\n< ! White Swan, Eclipse, Henle, |\u00bb\ni ' 8unlloht, Fels Naptha, Swift's\n5 | Naptha, Santa Claua.\n', > Get our prices on case lots.\n11 The Store of Quality\nA. S. HORSWILL\n< j Phone 1D. Box 54.\n: **************t***********\ntiortL AKKIV4L.N or A DAY\nJrUMB^.Sr\u00ab\u00abAi\nB.a Ottoman, H. W. Vaughsn, P. Unci,\nKaslo- T.D. McKee. W. Tomluiaon, C. L.\nEtfM oot L, W Clark, R. p. B\"\"*\"'^\"-\nJouver; J. McBae, phoenix; W. F. Coi\n1\u00bb1L id T W. Ftatrmi, Toronto; I. J. G.\nSmpSuT DSitulmi Mrs. J. tt Tout*\nhuaband; Lethbrldge; Mies SWilson.\nSendon; H. A. Blwrstein. New York,\n\u00a3 &M%dKa;\u00b0C KffiuxTlGreenS:\n6TRATHO0NA\u2014N. F. MacKar, G. o.\nBuchanan, W. E. Cooke, Kaslo; T. Na-\nmua, Cranbrook; R. Doyle, Jr\u201e Fernle; A.\nBewoll and wife, Victoria; R. Pj-ne, Roas-\nland.\nQueen's Hotel\nion tntn\nA. LAPOINTI, PropristSf.\nRates 11.50 to $2.00 par IV.\nSpecial rates to city boarder*.\nKE-c. Austin, Spokane; A.\nCalder, Rosebery; R. H. Froaer, E. W.\nHoney, J. Trick, T. N. Bloombury, Valley! L. W. Careon. A. McKay, shields;\nE. Plckott, Westley.\njrUVIHlR KINO-^G. Little, Duluth; J. S.\nwoodsi R. Rowlands, Calgary..\nNELSON-A. S. , Clute, Marcus; M..\nSavanle, J. Vlctolrt, wife and family 8.\nClappler and Wife, J. B. Saunter, 8. Edon-\naon, 8. Catherine, J. Raunce, flavolc,\n\u25a0France.\n, iBAPTLBTTt-J. Harrison, M. James,\nWnnlpef; R. Dodds, Fernle.\nKOOTONAY-P. Bernado, A. Calamar-\nTHIRD\nOPERATION\nPREVmTED\nBy LydiaE.Pinkham'sVegetable Compound\nChicago, 111. \u2014 \"I want to tell yon\nwhat Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable\nCompound did for me. I was so sick\nthat two of the best doctors in Chicago\nsaid I would die if I did not have an\noperation. I had\nalready bad two\noperations, and\ntney wanted me to\ngo through a third\none. I suffered day\nand night from Inflammation snd a\nsmall tumor, and\nnever thought of\nseeing a well day\nagain. A friend\ntold me how Lydia\nE. Pinkham's Veg-\nhad helped her, and\netable Compound\nI tried it, and after the third bottle\nwas cured. \"-Mts.Alvena Sperling,\nII Langdon Street, Chicago, 111.\nIf you are 111 do not drag along at\nhome or in your place of employment\nuntil an operation is necessary, but\nbuild up the feminine system, and remove the cause of those distressing\naches and pains by taking Lydia E.\nPinkham's vegetable Compound, made\nfrom roots and herbs.\nFor thirty years It has been the standard remedy for female ills, and has\npositively restored the health of thou-\nsandsof women who have been troubled\nwith displacements, Inflammation, ulceration, fibroid tumors, irregularities,\nperiodic pains, backache, bearing-down\nreeling, flatulency, indigestion, dizziness, or nervous prostration. Why\ndon't you toy it?\nHotel Allen\nRossland, B. C.\nEVERYTHING\nUP-TO-DATE\nB. Tompkins __ \u00b1\nT. . ,*..:,t..*.,*..*..*.\u2014\u00b1A.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_\u2014\u2014_\u2014\u2014X\u2014\u2014\n1'fT\u2122\u00ab\"'TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT'\u00bb'TTr'\ntlno, G. Ptgnatero, C. Ling, P. Agortlne,\nC. Morgan!, Michel.\nThe Royal Hotel\nMrs. L. V. Roberts, Proprietress\nCor. Stanley and Silica Sts.\nFinest 25c meal ln the Kootenay.\nRegular Boarders $6 per week.\nRates, $1 and $1.50 per day.\nBO YAlr-W\". Fowles, Procter; M. F.\nTuttle. Nanton'i S. M. Henry, P. Ester, W.\nL. Henry, Olds; R. Fletcher, Cranbrook;\nMrs. Platton and family, Brandon; J.\nHaddail, Fernie..\nLikeview Hotel\ncon -t Hall aid Vernon Stnel\nN. MALLETTE, Proprietor.\n\u2022 wo blocks from city wharf.\nThe best dollar a day house la\nmolson.\nAll White Help.\nLAKEV1EW\u2014E.. T. Anderson, V. Lee,\n\u25a0Spokane; J. Staffer, J. Camp. U. A.\nUtilities Slocan; A. McLeod,, Koch Siding; B. Beers Montreal; W. Irwin, Ireland.\nGrand Central Hotel\ntrrurr* ran emc*\nut Eirtjeai On.\nj. a. mcuM\nGRAND OENTRAL-D. Wnlkor, V.\nBain, A. Grant, Slocan; J. Miller, Same;\nJ. Lewie, It, Maeklngs, ft. W. Mccormick. Kootenay Landing.\nMore Arbitrations.\nSYDNEY, C. B., May 20.\u2014Employees ot the Nora Scotlt Steel and Coal\ncompany and the Cumberland Railway and Coal company, Tjprlnghlll,\nhave asked for boards of conciliation\nand their requests have been granted\nby .ho department of labor. It re-\nipalBj fcr tbe companies to appoint\nthi'ic ti r.-.f si natives. If the appointment Is not made by Friday the labor\ndepartment will name men to represent them.\nWinnipeg Board of Trade.\nWINNIPEG, May 20.\u2014At a meeting\nof the hoard of trade this afternoon\nD. D. Martin was elected president\nand C, N. Belt was re-elected secretary, ,\nBASEBALL RESULT*,\nNorthwestern League.\n\\V. L. Pet.\nSeattle 23 10 .6117\nSpokane 19 15 .559\nVancouver 14 18 .438\nPortland 14 18 .438\nAberdeen 14 18 .438\nTacoma 14 19 .424\nAt Tacoma\u2014 RHE\nSpokane 4 7 0\nTacoma 2 5 2\n, Batteries\u2014Claflin and Bender; Greg\nand Stevens.\nAt Portland\u2014 RHE\nAberdeen 1 6 2\nPortland , 0 3 2\nBatterleB\u2014Pernoll and O'Brien;\nGuyn and Murray.\nAt Seattle\u2014 RHE\nVancouver 0 5 3\nSeattle 7 5 1\nBatteries\u2014Engle, Gllllgan and Stanley; Rush and Custer.\nPacific Coast League\nW. L. Pet.\nSan Francisco 31 19 .620\nLos Angeles 29 21 .580\nPortland 25 22 .532\nSacramento 23 25 .479\nVernon 21 28 .429\nOakland 18 32 .360\nAt Los Angeles\u2014 RHE\nPortland ? 6 2\nLos Angeles ... 5 5 1\nBatteries\u2014Carson, Johnson and Arm\nbruiser; Brlswalter and Orendorff.\nAt San Francisco\u2014 RHE\nVernon 0 7 4\nSan Francisco 2 5 0\nBatteries\u2014Hltt and Hogan; Eastly\nand Williams.\nAt Sacramento\u2014 RHE\nOakland 6 10 4\nSacramento \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 1 5\" 2\nBatteries\u2014Chrlstlon and C. Lewis;\nFitzgerald and Graham.\nEaatern League\nW. L. Pet\nRochester 1\u00b0 5 -697\nToronto 12 7 .632\nMontreal 10 7 -B8S\nJersey City \u2022\u2022 10 8 -556\nBuffalo 9 U -450\nNewark 7 10 .412\nBaltimore 7 12 .368\nProvidence 6 11 .363\nAt Montreal\u2014 RHE\nJersey City 4 6 0\nMontreal 2 9 1\nBatteries\u2014Ford and Spahr; Keete\nand Clark.\nAt Toronto\u2014 RHE\nProvidence \u2022\u2022 3 7 7\nToronto 8 14 2\nBatteries\u2014Cronln and Paterson;\nKellogg and Mitchell.\nAt Newark\u2014 RHE\nNewark 1 7 II\nBuffalo 0 6 .4\nBatteries\u2014Slater and Krlchell; Kl3-\nsinger and Ryan .\nAt Rochester\u2014 RHE\nBaltimore 3 3 2\nRochester ... 5 12 0\nBatterela\u2014DeBsean and Byers; Burger and Irwin.\nAmerican League\nW. I* Pot\nDetroit 18 9 .667\nBoston 16 10 .616\nNew York 15 11 .677\nPhiladelphia 14 11 .660\nChicago 13 15 .464\nSt. Louis 11 14 .440\nCleveland 11 16 .407\nWashington 7 18 .280\nAt Chicago\u2014 RHE\nChicago 12 16 1\nBoston 3 2 6\nBatteries\u2014Smith and Owen; Chen\nand Carrlgan.\nAt St. Louis\u2014 RHE\nSt Louis 2 5 0\nNew York 1 5 2\nBatteries\u2014Waddell and Stephens;\nBrockett and Blair.\nAt Detroit\u2014 RHE\nDetroit 5 8 1\nPhiladelphia 3 9 0\nBatteries\u2014Mullln and Stanage; Vic-\nkers and Livingstone.\nAt Cleveland\u201410 Innings RHE\nCleveland 2 9'2\nWashington 3 7 1\nBatteries\u2014Joss and Easterly; Johnson and Street.\nNational League\nW. L. Pet.\nPittsburg 18 11 .621\nChicago 18 13 .581\nPhiladelphia 14 12 .538\nBrooklyn 13 14 .481\nCincinnati 15 17 .469\nNew York 12 14 .462\nSt Louis 14 18 .438\nBoBton 11 16 .407\nAt Boston\u2014 ' RHE\nChicago 6 10 2\nBoston 2 6 3\nWINNIPEG MAN CURED\nOFRHEUMATISM\nRemarkable Case of Cure Aftet\nSpecialists Failed.\n\u25a0Winnipeg, Man.\u2014A prominent rent*\ndent of this City, who for personal rea*\nsons does not wish his name mentioned\npublicly, hut who permits us to show\nhis letter to Interested enquirers, writes\nto say that he was suddenly taken\nwith excruciating pains in the back and\naide, which were pronounced by his\nphysicians as Rheumatism. Hot applications were at once resorted to, the\nusual medicines administered, supplemented by electrical treatment, but all\nto no purpose. In his desperation he\ntook Gin Fills on his own account, and\nin a few hours after taking the first\nPiil the pains commenced to subside.\nHe continued taking them and in 48\nhours he had not an ache or a pain left.\nGin Fills are sold at 50c a box\u20148\nfor $2.50. Bend to us if your dealer\ndoes not fcandl* them. _Htm __\nDept. B.C.i National Drug & Chemical\nCo- Limited. Toronto. HA\nBatteries\u2014-Pfeister and Moran; Und\nman adn Bowerman.\nAt Brooklyn\u2014 RHE\nCincinnati 2 10 2\nBrooklyn 3 7 1\nBatterleB\u2014Jasper and McKenzte;\nMclntyre and Bergen.\nAt Philadelphia\u2014 RHE\nPhiladelphia 5 10 2\nSt Louis 1 8 1\nBatteries\u2014Moren, Moore and Moore;\nRhoads, Hlggins, Moore and Brenahan.\nAt New York\u2014 RHE\nPittsburg 1 8 2\nNew York 2 5 0\nBatteries\u2014Camltz and Gibson; Raymond and Schlei.\nWestern Canada League\nW. L, Pet.\nMedicine Hat 3 0 1.000\nWinnipeg fi 1 .857\nMoosejaw ..... 4 1 .800k\nEdmonton 3 2 ,600\nCalgary 2 3 .400\nReglna i 4 .200\nBrandon l 6 .142\nLethbrldge 0 3 ..000\nAt Edmonton \u2014 Calgary-Edmonton\ngame postponed, rain.\nAt Medlc'ne Hat\u2014Medicine Hat 5,\nLethbrldge 3.\nAt Reglna\u2014Reglna fi. Moosejaw 1.\nAt Brandon\u2014Winnipeg 4, Brandon 2\nTO HOLD MASS MEETING\nConservatives Will Honor Dominion\nMembers and Premier McBrlde\nA well uttendd and enthuaastlc meeting\nof the Young Conservtu.ve eluo at wli.cn\nseveral membero of tho association were\npresent was held last evening, The chief\nsubject of dlaoussion was thu question ot\n..ranging a suitable public welcome for\nA. S. Goodeve, M. P. und Martin Burrell,\nM. P. on their return from Ottawa, it\nwas deed hi tnat a mass meeting siiouiu\nbe .rheUI. on a date to be .decided uiioji\nlater, lu the opera house anu that In audition to the iiiemljvcs for Kootenay and\nYale-Cariboo Hon. .Richard McUnue and\nHon. Thomas Taylor should be invited to\nattend.. It was mentioned that tiie latter\nwas at present In Kevetsoiie anu that a\ntour through th.s district was contemplated by the premier, It being thought\nthat H could be arranged for them to meet\nMessrs.. Burrell and Goodevu hern at u\npuulic meeting.\nTammany Mayor on Sabbath,\nNEW YORK, May 20.\u2014There was\nconsternatio namong the showmen\nand amusement resort proprietors of\nConey Island when Mayor McClellan\ndeclared tnat none of the island places\nof amusement, the operation of which\ninvolves labor, would hereafter be permitted to do business on Sunday, \"it\nis law,\" said the mayor, \" that Sunday\nshall be a days of rest and that the\nonly work done on the day shall be\nworks of necessity or charity. The\nlaw is the law and I am here to en\ntorce it.\".\nThe Children Perish In Fire.\nTORONTO, May 20.\u2014The residence\nof Earnest Oldfteld. on Vaughn road,\nwas destroyed by Are tonight. Fout\nchildren perished in the flames'. The\nmother was upstairs putting them to\nbed when n lamp exploded downstairs.\nThe flames spread rapidly and only\nthe eldest child a iboy of nine, managed to escape by Jumping from a window.\nRheumatism.\nMore than nine out of every ten cases of\nrheumatism are simply rheumatism of the\nmuscles, due to cold or damp weather or\nchronic rheumatism. In such caseB no\nInternal treatment Is required. The free\napplication of Chamberlain's Liniment is\nall that Is needed, and it Is certain to give\nquick relief. Give it a trial and see for\nyourself how quickly It relieves the pain\nand soreness. Price, 26 cents; large sixe,\nGO cents. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.\nEMPIRE DAY CONCERT\nCELEBRATION BY PUPILS OF NEL\nSON PUBLIC SCHOOLS\nPROGRAM OF PATRIOTIC SONGS\nAND DRILLS BY SCHOLARS\nTolght the concert ln the assembly\nroom of the public school building, to\nwhich the pupils have been looking\nforward eagerly for more than a\nmonth, will be given as the school's\nobservance of Empire Day. It will\nalso be the last occasion of Mr. Sullivan's taking charge of the school. The\nconcert program will begin at 8 o'clock\nbut the pupils are all required to be\npresent at a quarter to 8, and will\nform and march up stairs to the part\nof the room reserved for them, at 10\nminutes to the hour, to the strains of\nWilkinson's orchestra which will be In\n.attendance during the ' evening.\nThe purposes of the concert have\nbeen fully explained to the people of\nNelson, and all those who believe tn\nfostering patriotic sentiment are expected to be present.\nThe program for the evening will be\nas follows:\nPART r.\n1.\u2014Wilkinson's Orchestra..\n2.\u2014Piano Solo, \"Canada\", Miss Maud\nSimmons.\n3.\u2014Chorus, by school. AddresB, Rev F.\nH. Graham.\n\u25a01.\u2014Song, \"Good Musicians.\"\n6.\u2014Violin 8olo, Master Herald Brett.\nC-nHlghland Fling,\n7,\u2014Action Song.\n8.\u2014Sunflower (song) drill.\n9.\u2014Song, \"Heather Bells\".\n10.\u2014Chorus, \"Men of the North\", Intermediate an Junior Grades.\n11.\u2014Nursery Rhymes.\n12.\u2014Three part song, \"WhIp-PooiMVIll.\"\n13.~-Sneezlng Song.\n14.\u2014Good-night, Drill.\nPART IL\nSelection, Orchestra.\n1.\u2014Piano Duet, Misses Flossie Johnstone\nand Bfna Taylor.\n2.\u2014Chorus, Intermediate and Senior\nGVadea.\n3.--MaIe Quartette, Harold Brett, Richard Ferguson, Stewart Newitt, Jack\nOrmsby.\n4.--Song, \"I'm Oweer Young.\"\n6.\u2014Parasol Drill.\nfl.\u2014Minuet (in costume.)\n7.\u2014Song (by Indians In costume.)\n8.\u2014Motion Song..\n9.\u2014Dauby and Joan.\n10.\u2014Flower Drill.\n11.\u2014Lullaby Song.\n12.\u2014Canadian Boat Song, Intermediate\nand Junior Grades.\nGod Save the King.\nVou Can Read This Paper Here Dally\nAre All In Harmony Here\nA rthur K. Vaughan, Proprietor, Victoria, B.C\nCranbrook Race Meet.\n(Special to The Dolly News.)\nCRANBROOK May 20\u2014Another load\nof, race horses arrived last night from\nthe prairie. All the races are filled\nand Monday and Tuesday will be big\nsporting days. There will be two base\nball matches and a 20-round boxing\ncontest. The track was never in better shape and everything looks good\nfor Cranbrook's second spring meeting\nSpecial railway fares have been arranged from Nelson, Spokane, Calgary\nand intermediate points.\nAsk for Mlnard's and take no other.\nCERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS.\nMother Lode, Independence, Dominion and\nGolden West Mineral Claims, situate ln\nthe Nelson Mining Division of West\nKootenay District.\nWhere located\u2014On Sheep Creek, a\"oout\neleven miles from Salmo.\nTAKE NOTICE that I, P. C. Green, acting as agent for F. P. Drummond, Free\nMiner's Certificate No. B. 1\"-,G57, Agnes\nBillings, Free Miner's Certificate No.\nB. 15.578, M. L. Fennell. Free Miner's\nCertificate No. B.15,608 and Gus. Schwinke,\nFree Miner's Certificate No. B. 15,551, Intend, sixty days from date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for Certificates of Improvements, for the purpose ot\nobtaining Crown Grants of the above\nclaims,\nAnd further take notice that action under section 37, must be commenced before\nthe Issuance of such Certificates of Improvements.\nDated this 6th day of February, A. D.\n1906.\nF. C. GREEN,\n11-2-09-8W. Nelson, B. C.\n{.\u2022FBTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENT\n'Mother Lode Fracoional Mineral Claim,\nsituate In the Nelson Mining Division\nof West Kootenay District.\nWhere located\u2014On Sheep Creek about\neleven miles from salmo.\nTAKB NOTICE that I, F. C. Green, act-\nfg as npiwit for *.\nFRIDAY :.. MAY 21\nToye, Taylof & McQaame\nYOUNG MAN Buy Real Estate, and then work hard at your usual avocation. Your Real Estate will make your old age comfortable.\u2014-Russell Sage.\nA Few Propositions\nThat Will Make You Money\n|100 cash and balance on easy monthly payments buys a neat 4-roomed cottage with basement, full\nsize of house, 1 lot, all fenced; situated on lot 10, *lgh street. Purchase price $750.\n$250 buys 2 level lots, all fenced and cleared and comfortable shack. Can arrange terms. Within\none mile of post oflce.\n$500 cash buys a new plastered cottage 24 x 24, level lot, 50 feet frontage, all under cultivation;\nplenty of fruit; 10 minutes walk from post office; balance can be arranged to suit purchaser. Purchase price $1200.\n$700 cash buys an 8-roomed modem, two storey frame dwelling and two lots, situated on Latimer\nstreet Bearing fruit trees. Fine lawn. Purchase price $2200.\n$3500 for one of the finest homes in the city, situated on Vernon street between Hendryx and Cedar.\nThe house Is a 2-storey frame, with large verandah in front and balcony on second floor.\nFirst Floor. Entrance hall with stairs to second floor, parlor, living room, 14 x 24, with built ln\nchina closet and buffet; large pantry and serving room; splendidly equipped kitchen; summer kitchen and covered walk to woodshed. '\nSecond Floor. 1 very large bedroom, 20 x 12 with commodious clothes closet; 2 bedrooms\n12 x 12 with clothes closets; 1 elegant fitted up bath room. The house is in the very best of repair.\nFurniture can be purchased at a bargain.\nApply to f\nToye, Taylor & McQtiarrie\nFife Insurance Real Estate\nDONCASTER HANDICAP\nHUNDRED TO ONE SHOT WINS\nTHE CLASSIC EVENT\nHIS MAJESTY'S M1NORU STILL\nFAVORITE FOR DERBY\n(Canadian Associated Press)\nLONDON, May 20\u2014The result of the\nDoncaster Spring handicap run today\nwas Atsan, 100 to 1; Coolemetore, 9 to\n2, second, and Sante Bella, 8 to 1,\nwas third. Also ran Eudorus, Romany\nLass and Moorland.\nMlnoru Still Favorite\nLONDON, May 20\u2014The American\nhorse Sir Martin has shown up so well\nin the recent gallops that his price for\nthe Derby at the betting clubs today\nshortened to 7 to 2. King Edward's\nMlnoru, however, is still the favorite.\nat 9 to 4.\nFIGHT FOR SMALL PURSE\nStakes for Langford-Hague Contest\nComparatively Insignificant\nNEW YORK, May 20\u2014There will be\ntwo championship tights fought in tlie\nring of the National Sporting club on\nthe night of May 24th. Jimmy Walsh\nof Boston will meet Digger Stanley,\nthe English bantamweight, for twenty\nrounds for the bantamweight chain*\nplonslilp Of England, while Sam Langford, the colored pugilist of Boston,\nwill clash with Iron Hague of England\nin a twenty-round bout for that title.\nWalsh and Stanley were to have\nfought a week before Langford and\nHague, but the club officials decided\nto have both fights the same night\nso as to attract every member of the\nclub. Walsh and Stanley will battle\nfor a purse of $2,500, while Langford\nand Hague fight for a purse of $7,500\nand a side bet of $500.\nJack Johnson will sail for England\non May 27th, and as soon as he arrives\nthere he'll be kept busy dodging challenges no doubt and explaining why\nhe isn't ready to tisk bis title just at\npresent. It is expected that Johnson\nwill keep out of the ring until he\ncomes back to fight Stanley Ketchell\nat Colma in October, but the winner\nof that affair will probably find Fer-\ngUBon, Langford or Jeannette at his\nheels.\nVANCOUVER MARATHON\nArt Bum of Calgary and Chandler\nof Terminal City to Run\nVANCOUVER, May 20\u2014Art Burn,\nthe well known Calgary distance runner, has arrived in tht\u00bb city from San\nFrancisco looking fit and strong for\nthe Victoria Day amateur Marathon\nrace at Recreation Park. Burn competed in a Marathon race at the California metropolis oh Wednesday of\nlast week and after leading the bunch\nat a merry clip for two-thirds of the\ndistance, retired. The Calgary runner\nwas running In the colors of the Slam-\nplatnat Indians and William Jeyner,\nanother entry from the same source,\nwas the man the club wanted to win.\nBurn was the goat and went out and\naet the pace with the intention of killing the others off and letting Joyner\nwin. Instead Joyner could not come\nthrough when Burn was done and the\nresult was that the race went to an\noutsider.\nChandler's friends are very confident\nafter Burn's failure at San Francisco\nand claim that the Calgary runner has\nran himself out Chandler is running\nvery well and showing speed ln his\ntrials. Burn asserts that he ts better\nnow tbaa ever he was and says that\nChandler will hare to step faster than\n2:41 to boat him on Monday next Con*\nJ h-Httf U reported on the\nler and Burn money In sight. Last\nnight $600 was placed at the Burrard\nhotel to back Burn.\nChampionship Meet for Seattle\nNEW YORK, May 20\u2014Bartow S.\nWeeks, chairman of the championship\ncommittee of the Amateur Athletic\nunion today announced that the national Junior, senior and field championships of the Amateur Athletic union would be held at the Alaska-Yukon exposition ip Seattle on August 13\nand 14.\nGuggenheim Trophy Race\nSEATTLE, May 20\u2014-The Pathfinder\ncar of the New York to Seattle automobile completed its long journey yesterday at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition grounds, and delivered letters\nfrom the mayor and postmaster of\nNew York to the mayor and postmaster of Seattle. The race for the Robert Guggenheim trophy will begin in\nNew York city on June 1, simultaneously with the opening of the exposition here and the cotnestants will\nfollow as closely aB possible, the trail\nof the Pathfinder.\nMore Saints\nROME, May 20.~The final ceremonies In the canonization of Clement\nHoffbauler, the German redemptlonist,\nand Joseph Oriel, a Spanish priest of\nBarcelona, took place at St. Peter's\ntoday and were witnessed by a vast\nthrong of people. The pontiff entered\nthe basilica at the head of a striking\nprocession, which included twenty cardinals and a large number of patriarchs, archbishops, bishops and members of religious orders, the whole\nmaking a picture of extraordinary brilliancy. Silver trumphets heralded the\narrival of the pope, who, with1 the assistance of the cardinals celebrated\nthe pontlficial mass. This wbb followed by the proclamation of the new\nsaints.\nDown the Gauntlet\nCHICAGO, May 20.\u2014The Western\nTheatre Managers' Association has decided to throw the gauntlet In the\nface of the theatrical syndicate and demand that the New York men agree to\nthe \"open door\" policy. This was dilated upon at the meeting here. The\ndirectors voted unanlmosuly ln favor\nof the open policy, which means that\nmanagers can book any attractions\nthey see fit Irrespective of syndicates.\nThe Western Theatre Managers' Association represent 247 play houses In\nthe middle west.\nSoldier Pleads Guilty.\nOSWEGO, N. Y., May 20.\u2014Benjamin\nLee, a colored soldier of the 24th infantry, pleaded guilty today to a\ncharge of murder in the second degree\nin killing his sweetheart, Emma Letcher, also colored ,ln Oswego, November last. Lee was charged with cutting the girl's throat. He was sentenced to serve not less than twenty\nnor more than twenty-five years at\nhard labor in Auburn prison.\nVeteran Light Keeper.\nKINGSTON, N. Y., May 20.\u2014Mrs.\nCatherine Perkins, who was one of\nthe oldest light keepers ln point of\nservice of the United States when she\nretired two years ago, died at her\nhome here. For 51 years Bhe waa\nkeeper of Rondout light house at the\nmouth of Rondout creek on the Hud*\nson, having succeeded her husband\nwhen he was drowned during a storm.\nCuban Expert Leading\nNEW YORK, May 20\u2014A draw after\n$1 mores and a queen's gambit declined brought to an end here tonight\nthe fifteenth game in the chess match\nan expert, and Frank Marshall, the\nAmerican champion. The score to\ndate Is Capablanca 7, Marshall 1,\nWant Home Rule\nMANILA, May 20\u2014With but-a slight\nvariation from Its action of final adjournment of the session of iyi)8 the\nPhilllpine general asembly in the closing hour of Its session tonight adopted\nthe second resolution declaring in\nfavor of the Independence of the\nislands.\nSentenced But Missing\nMEXICO CITY, May 20\u2014The first\nmilitary tribunal yesterday sentenced\nEdwar P. Ereny, an American, who assaulted a soldier of President Diaz's\nguard of honor when the president was\nreturning from Manzaniilo, to sixteen\nmonths lmprisonent. Erney'B whereabouts are unknown.\nFire in Prairie Town\nCARTWRIGHT, Man., May 20\u2014Fire\nthis morning destroyed the Grey block\noccupied by E. O. Vess, grocer, and N.\nGraham, druggist, also a warehouse\nowned by J. A. MacKenzle. The total\nloss is $10,000.\nWrite for copy of affidavit of e\nKootenay Brown whom Dr. Daw* e\nson employed to peregrinate e\nhim around while looking for e\noil, e\nThe Plncher Creek OH Co. \u2022\nPlncher Creek Alta, \u2022\nLever Brothers, Toronto, will send you\nfree a cake of their famous Plantol\ntoilet soap, if you mention this paper.\nSHERIFF'S 8ALE.\nBy virtue of several executions Issued\nout ot the Supreme Court of British Columbia, and the County Court of Hast Kootenay, holder, at Cranbrook against the goods\nand chattels ot the Sullivan Group Mining\nCompany, I have Beized and taken tn\nexecution all the right, title and Interest\nof the said Sullivan Group Mining Company in and to, a quantity ot raw and\nroaated orb now in the yard of the smelter\nof the said Company at Marysvllle, B.\nC. and also ln a large quantity of mining tools and mining machinery, assay\nmaterials, supplies and implements, fire\nbrick and tire clay, Vancouver cement\nAllis and Chambers or.e crushers and various other articles and supplies for mining\nand smelting, office furniture, cooking\nutensils, and other goods and chattels,\na full inventory of which fmay be seen\nat my office in the Court House at Nelson, and the various goods aud chattels\nmay be seen upon application to John P.\nAdams, bailiff, In possession at the smelter at Marysvllle, and at ths Sullivan\nmine.\nI shall offer all of the said goods for sale\nat public auction at Marysvllle, B. C, on\nThursday the 22nd day of April, A. D,\n1909.\n6. P. TUCK,\nftffi-tf. Sheriff of South Kootenay.\nDated at Nelson, B. C\u201e 2nd April, WW.\nThe above sale Is postponed until Thursday the 6th day of May, 1909, at the same\nplace and time.\n8. P. TUCK, Sheriff et South Kootenay.\nThe above sale is further postponed until Thrusday the 20th day of May, 1900, at\nthe same place and time.\n5 P TUCK,\nSheriff ot South' Kootenay.\nThe above sale has been further postponed until Tuesday the 22nd day of June,\n1909, at the same place and time.\n6 P TUCK\nSheriff ot South kootenay.\nNOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RE-\nNEWAL OF LIQUOR LICENSE\nNotice Is hereby given that I, Peter Johnson, of Slocan Junction, B. C, Intend to\napply to tbe Superintendent sf provincial\nPolice st ths expiration of one month from\ndate hereof for a renewal of the ratal!\nliquor license for the premises known a*\ntha Koeteuey Falls Betel, sltuats at *o*\nPVTBIl JOHWtOK.\nPROFtSMONAL CARDS\nGeorge C. Egg.\nWilliam Haldant\nEGG & HALDANE\nARCHITECTS.\nNelaon and Fernle, B. C.\nMem. Archt Inst, Canada, and B. C.\nAsso Archt.\nOffice\u2014Room 14, K. W. C. Mock\nP. O. Box 161, Nelson\nPERCY G. BROWNE\n(Organist St. Saviour's Church.)\nOpen to take pupils (or\nPIANO and ORGAN.\nExpert Piano Tuner.\nMany years experience ln London,\nEngland, and the colonies.\nAddress: Post Office, Nelson, B. C.\nS. S. FOWLER\nMINING ENGINEER\nNBLSON, B. 0.\nWE S. MEWM\nA. II. Can. Soc. C. B.\nDOMINION AND BRITISH COLUMBIA\nLAND SURVEYOR\nMilling Work a Specialty\nOHloe: Room 10, K. W. C. Block.\nP. O. Box 434.\nBaker St, Nelaon, B. O.\nW. J. fl. HOLMES\nCIVIL ENGINEER AND MINE SURVEYOR, PROVINCIAL LAND\nSURVEYOR, KASLO, B. C.\nTen years' experience In the Root,\n\u2022nays. Honor graduate 1891, Royal Military College ol Canada, Kingston.\na. l. Mcculloch\nHYDRAULIC ENGINEER\nPROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR\nP. O. Box 41.\nOffice Phone B86; Residence Phone B74\nOffice: Over McDermld & McHardy\nBaker Street Nelson, B. C.\nMURPHY & FISHES\nOttawa.\nBarristers, solicitors, etc. Supreme\nand exchequer court agents. Practice\nin patent office and before railway\ncommission.\nHON. CHARLES MURPHY, M. P.\nHAROLD FISHER.\nF. C. Green, F. P. Burden. A. H. Green\nGreen Brothers & Burden\nCIVIL ENGINEERS\nDominion and British Columbia Land\nSurveyors\nP. O. Box 146 Phone B261\nCor. Victoria and Kootenay Sts.\nNELSON, B. C.\nKOEBEL & BELL\nDIAMOND DRILL CONTRACTORS\nHand Power Machine for prospecting.\nBox 72, Rossland, or Salmo, B. C.\nGEO. H. PLAYLE\nACCOUNTANT\nMining accounts kept, Statements\nprepared, Auditing.\nOffice Over Royal Bank, Nelson, B. C.\na. a iiiiAUE.\nB. C. LAND SURVEYOR\nOffice: Over Royal Bank\nP. O. Box 147 \u2022 Nelson, B. C.\nj. C. DUFRESNE\nEngineer.\nPlans, apecUicatlona, estimates, machinery and construction work.\nnelson) a. c.\nat*, laker Street Phon* AM\nPublic Stenographer\n309 Baker St, Nolan. BO. Phone 171\nHARTMAN & BENNETT\nHouse and Sign Painters, Paper\nHangers and Decorators. Shop; Cor.\nner Stanley and Victoria streets, Nelson, B. C.\nCHAS MOORE, C.E.\nB. C. LAND SURVEYOR\nARCHITECT ,\nP. O. Box 36. Creston, B. 0.\nMALCOLM & BUTCHART\nGENERAL BLACKSMITHS\nAND WHEELWRIGHTS\nAll kinds ot Studebaker Wagons In\nPhone 221.\nNELSON, B. C.\nstock.\nP. O. Box 163.\nHALL ST.,\nDANOF5B,P[ET-,D & DOOLITTIjB, Brokers. We buy and sell Diamond Coal\nStock and Royal collieries, Write or wire.\n6W Mclntyre Block, Winnipeg, Man. 26-6\nNotice of Application for Renewal of\nLiquor Lleenae,\nNotice Is he'reby given that I, J. J.\nHtckey of the town of Prle, B. C, Intend to apply to the Superintendent of\nProvincial Police at the expiration ot one\nmonth from the date hereof for a renewal of the. retail lienor license for th.\npremises known as the Erie Hotel, situate at Brie, B ,0.\n}. J. HICKET.\nBUSINESS DIRECTORY\nPAINTERS AND DECORATORS\nTHOMPSON * DOUQLAS-Houes aad\nVan Painters, Paper Hansen, and De-\n\u2022orators. Shop Ut Ward Street, Nstooa,\na. C.\nAUCTIONEERS\nCHAD. A. WATERMAN * OO.-P. O. Box\nPUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS\nNEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY, LTD.-\nPublishers of The Dally News: subscription t&W per year Mr earner: 16.00 per year\nby mail. Commercial Job printing of al)\nkind, neatly and promptly executed. SU\nBaker street. Nelson, B, C. Phoa. ltt.\nHAIRDRESSINQ AND MANICURING\nMMS. KATHLEEN NOAH, halrdreaalng\nand manicuring parlors. Room 38. K. W,\nC. block.\nCOLLECTION AGENCIES.\nW. CUTLER-COLLECTIONS OH' A14.\nkinds. Returns promptly made. References given. Oluce 313 Baker street.\nNelson, B. c.\nBOOKBINDING AND RULING\nNBW8 PUBLISHING COMPANY, LTD-\nAll kinds of otflce form, ruled and punched for looa. lear binders. Th. most com.\npiste book- binding equipment In th. interior ot British Columbia. 2U Baker Bt,\nNelaon, B. c, P. O. drawer lilt. Phone 141\nASSAYERS\nB. W. WIDDOWBON. ASSATBR (PRO-\nvincial) Metallurgical Chemist Charges\nGold, Silver, Copper or Lead, u eaon:\nGold-Silver, fctO: ISUver-laSTTilSb Sift\nHi Bllver-Lead-Zlnc, \u00bb; Gold, Sllver-CoiS\nper or Lead, KM. Accurate assays: can.\n_^&^\u00a3aVTS< \"\"\"\"\u25a0 '\"\u2022\nASSAYERS' SUPPLIES\nB. C. ASSAY & CHEMICAL SUPPLY CO.,\nLtd., Vancouver, B.C. Agents In British\nColumbia for the Morgan Crucible Com.\npany, London, England: F. W. Braun,\nLos Angeles aad Ban Francisco; Baksi\nand Adamsou's C.P. Acids and Chemicals:\nWays pocket Smelters. Write (or Information about these smelters, Invaluable to the prospector, asaayer or miner.\nComplete assay outfits furnished at short\nnotice.\nDRUGS AND ASSAYERS' 8UPPLIES\nWholesale nnd Retail\nWM. RUTHERFORD, DRUGGIST AND\nSeedman. Wholesale and retail. Field and\ngarden seeds In bulk and package. Flower\nueeus a specialty. Niagara liquid spray in\nsmall and rarge quantities, sulpnur,\nBlueatone, Gopher Poison, Insect Poison,\nGrafting Wax, thick or thin, Beeswax,\nResin Egg Making Powder, cyphers\nModel Incubators and Brooders. Agents\nfor Lagrltx Nurseries, Best B. C. Fruit\nTrees. Mall orders filled promptly.\nLADIES CAN MAKE MONEY\nby selling to their friends Swiss Embroideries, trtmmngs, blouses, costumes, handkerchiefs, splendid novelties, ottered by\nflnt-clsas Swiss factory. Gooda sent by\nreturn, free or charge, no postage nor\nduty, no troubts with customs house. 25\npercent commission, payment by reimbursement on receipt of goods, write for\n\u2022ample, to Za G. 3187, Rudolf Moose, Bt\nGall, Switzerland.\nMATERNITY HOME.\nAPPLY FOB PARTICULARS, TO MRS.\nGardner, Certidcated Nurse from Queen\nChurlott'a Hospital, London, England.\n31314 Baker street, Nelson.\nMUSIC LE380NS.\nMRS. CRYDERMAN-TEACHXUt OF\npiano. Apply \u00abK Mill Street tor terms,\netc.\nWHUIMAUHU0SE8\nPRODUCE\ngTARKKI St CO., WHOLESALE DEAL-\nen lu Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Produce and\nfruit Houston Block, Josephine strut,\nNSISOD, B. C.\nGROCERIES\nA. MACDONALD * CO.-WHOLMAM\nGrocers and Provision Merchants-la*\nporters ot Tom, Gotten, Spices, Dri\"d\nFruits, Staple end Fancy Groceries, To*\ntern. Cigars, Butter, figgs, Cheeie ud\nPacking Bouse Product!. Oiflca and\nwarehouse, corner of Front and Hall\nStreets. P. O, Box 1086. Telephone is.\nLIQUORS\nA FBRGUBON * CO.-WHOLBSAL1\n\u00abd Commission Merchants-Importers\nand Wholesale Dealers la winee, Liquors\nUd Cigars. Kootanay urate (or Pibet\nMilwaukee Beer. Acuta for the Brum*\nwlck-Balke-Collender Co., willartand\nPool Tablet and Supplies, Bar Fixture*\nCigar Counter!, Bowling* Alley*,, etc\nPrice* and specifications on application.\nOtflce and retail department, Vernon\nBt, Nelson, two doom east of postofflce.\nTelephone 9M. P. O. Box 1020.\nMINERS' FURNISHINGS\nA. MACDONALD ft CO.,- WHOLESALE!\nJobbers In Blankets, Underwear, Mitts,\nCloves, Boots, Rubbers, Overalls, Jumpers, Macklnaws and Oilskin Clothing,\nCamp and Miners' Sundries. Office and\nWarehouse corner of Front and Hall Bt*\nP. O. Box 1096. Telephone 28.\nMINING MACHINERY\nWASHINGTON MACHINERY & SUPPLY\nCo.-Dealers in Engines, Band and Circular Sawmills, Atkins' Saws, Wood and\nIron Pulleys, Leyner Compressors and\nDrills, Pumps and Hebts. Prompt attention. Reasonable prices. Courteous\ntreatment Spokane, Wash.\nNOTICB\nCorporation of tho Ctty of Nelson\nNotice Is hereby given that the first sitting ot the Court of Revision of the\nMunicipality of the City of Nelson for the\nyear 1909, will be held ln the. Council\nChambers, City Hall, Nelson, B. C, on\nthe 10th day of June, 1909, at 10 o'clock\nIn the forenoon, for the purpose of hearing and determining complaints against\ntbe Assessments as \u2022 made by the Assessor,\nand of revising and correcting the As*\nsessment Roll.\nW. E. WASSON, City Clerk.\nDated at Nelson, B. C, this 6th day of\nMay, 1909. 14-\u00bb\nNOTICE\nIn the matter or an application for ths\nissue of a duplicate Certificate of Title (or\nLot 2, Block 18, of Lot MA, Oroup 1, Kootenay District (Map 288).\nNotice is hereby given that it Is my in*\ntentlon to issue at the aspiration of on*\nmonth after tht first publication hereof a\nduplicate of the Certificate of TtUa to tho\nabove mentioned land In ths name of A.\nW. Bute which certificate la dated U\u00bb\nIth tf January, IM \t\nTie DAILY NEWS\nCLASSIFIED A.OS.\u2014One cent tw'ord. Biz insertion for the Price ot\nfour when paid lu advance. Mo ad takes for less than 160.\none 144 THE DAILY NEWS\nWANTED\u2014MISCELLANEOUS\nlU.UW PUHl'i'iUKS FUR OUK GRADUATES\nlast year. Men and women to learn bar*\nber trade in eight weeks; tools free; mon\nposition* man we ran supply: graduates\nearn |lfi to 996 weeTiy. Cstalogtrt fret\nMoler System Colleges, Ml Front Ave.,\nSpokane. '\nWANTED\u2014Salesmen to represent one ot\nthe leading nurseries In the northwest.\nLarge stock; choice territory; ' commission paid weekly. \u00ab you are a hustler\nand sell, write us. Albany Nurseries,\nAlbany, Oregon. jjW-at,\nWANTED\u2014A middle aged woman with experience, to take care of a young child.\nApply, with references, by letter to P. O.\nBox 1088, Nelson, B. C. \u00ab-tf.\nWANTED\u2014Lady stenographer, One used\nto general office work. Apply Box 681\nCUy. . , IQtf\nWANTED\u2014Experienced Waitress. |30 per\nmonth. Must b\u00bb experienced Halcyon\nHot Springs. 16tf.\nWANTED\u2014Expert Stenographer and typist wants situation. Highest testimonials. Write to Box 103, Nelaon.\nWANTED\u2014Governess to take charge of\nthree children. Write Mrs. 8. E. Oliver,\nProcter. 17-12\nWANTED-Girl to take out baby from 1\nto 8. Apply, 130 Hall Mines Road. 30t.f.\nWANTED\u2014Three good sawmill men, also\nmen to load cars. Apply to J. B. Winlaw, Winlaw, B. C. 20-tf.\nWANTED\u2014Good work horse, fourteen-\n, fifty to fifteen hundred pounds. Trail\nOjumber Co., Paulson, B. C, 3L-U\nWANTED-General servant. Apply by letter to Mrs. Fred Elwell, Bonnlngton\nFalls. 21-6\nWANTED\u2014Man wants work. Used to\ntanning, teaming, chore work, K. Dally\nNews. 22.6.\nWANTED\u2014Carpenters; first-class men. fl\nper day of 8 hours. John Burns, Carbonate street. mtf.\nWANTED\u2014Gentlemen boarders and roomers' at 507 Carbonate St. 22-tf.\nWANTED\u2014To borrow $1000 or 11200 on improved real estate. Address reply A. L.\nDaily News 0..ce. 22-6\nWANTED-Girl for cooking and housework. Mrs. H. A. .Stewart. Phona'228,\nRobson street.\nWANTED\u2014.Employment by young man\n' on ranch who has had experience Jn\nOntario, Mexico and California, Address\nN, Empire hotel, Nelson. 23-6\nWANTED\u2014Position as yard foreman or\nshipper, thoroughly acquainted with all\ndetails of lumber business. Address \"IV,\nNews Office. 23-6\nWIANTED-Nurse for one child, out of\ntown. State experience. Mrs. 8. S.\nFowler, Riondel, B. C. 22-tf.\nWANTED\u2014A second hand row or motor\nboat, must be In good condition and\ncheap for cash. Address Anton Lommel,\nNelson, B. C. 24-6\nWANTED\u2014To buy or rent a sound horse\nweighing about 1400 or 1500 pounds, Ap-\np)y C. B. W., Dally News office. 24-6\nWANTED\u20143 or 4 furnlBhed rooms for\nlight housekeeping Must, have two\nbedrooms.. Apply M., Dally News. 25-6\nWANTED\u2014FurnlBhed house for the summer; no family. Apply Box 958, Post-\noffice. - 26-6\nWANTED\u2014Salesman for first class proposition. Big1 money can be made and exclusive territory will be given. Suitable\nfor real estate or Insurance man. Address P. H. Allrnan & Co., 434 Homer St.,\nVancouveer, B. C. 25-6\nFOR RENT\nFOR RENT\u2014Furnished rooms. Apply 411\nSilica street 290-tf\nFOR RENT\u2014Well furnished room with\nbath. Apply 911 Edgewood avenue. 209-tt\nFOR RENT-Room and board with bath;\ncomfortable English home. Apply Mrs.\nJ. Coomber, 609 Victoria street. 3-26\nFOR RENT\u2014Nicely furnished room in\nprivate family, all modern conveniences,\nvery central. Apply P. O. Box 465.\nFOR RENT\u2014Furnished 6 roomed house\nwith good garden, from June 1st for\nthree months or longer. Apply E. Apple-\nwhalte, P. O, Box Gtf, or 423 Observatory\nBtreet..\nFOR RENT\u2014FurnlBhed room; modern conveniences. 409 Silica street. 21-6.\nFOR RENT\u2014Four housekeeping rooms-\nApply 607 SiUca street. 22-6.\nFOR RENT\u2014Furnished house, central,\npossession at once. For particulars address M. W. Daily News. 21-0.\nTO LET\u2014Furnished house for summer.\nApply 820 Victoria street.\nFOR RENT\u2014Furnished rooms, with ubs\nof bath, 431 Silica St. 23-12\nFOR RENT\u2014La'rge front room with use\nof bath. 706 Victoria street. 24-6\nFOR RENT\u2014Three unfurnished rooms\nand bath, 413 Cedar, corner Baker,, close\nln. 34-6\nFOR RENT\u2014Furnished housekeeping\nrooms over the Semaphore Billiard Parlors. 26-6\nApplication for Renewal of Liquor\ns, \" Llconae\nNotice Is hereby given that thirty days\nafter date I intend to apply to the Superintendent of Provincial Police for a renewal of the liquor license held by me for\ntlie Northern Hotel at Salmo, B. C.\nDated at Salmo, B. C, May 17, 1909.\nE. E. MoARTHUTt.\nApplication for Renewal of Liquor\nLicence.\nNotice Is hereby given that thirty days\nafter date I Intend to apply to the Superintendent of Provincial Police for a renewal of the liquor license held by mo for\nthe Outlet Hotel at Procter.\nDated at Procter, B. C\u201e May 3rd, 1900.\n0. T. SNOW.\nApplication for Renewal of Liquor\nLicense\nNotice Is hereby given that thirty days\nafter date I InTend to apply to the Superintendent of Provincial Police for a renewal of the liquor license held iby me for\nthe Miller Hotel at Ymlr, B. C.\nDated at Ymir B, C, May 30th, 1909.\nSAMUEL MILLER.\nApplication for Renewal of. Liquor\nLleenae\nNotice Is hereby given that thirty days\nafter date I Intend to apply, to the Superintendent of Provincial Police for a renewal of the liquor license held by ,1m for\nthe Palace Hotel at Tmlr, B. c. \u00bb\nDated Tmlr, h. C.jarJ^^\nHELP WANTED\nNELSON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY\nJ. H. LOVE, M.n.o.r.\nWANTTD-Rlver drivers, dgerman, set-\nter, trlmmerman, sawmill laborers, to*\nloader, lumbar .grader, tcamstera, post\nmakers, woman cook, girls for housework \"... tU\nINTERNATIONAL COLONIZATION\nCOMPANY\nRING UP PHONE 901-Real estate and OB< .\nSloyment office. Help of all Undo fur-\nhed. 417% Hall street. Through tlekota\nto all points in Europe, Orient, North Africa and South America.\nFOR SALE\nFOR BALE-The best land, in an old\ntried and well improved district. Al\nMirror Lake, which has proved what otta- '\ner are only trying. Four boats dally to ,\nKaslo and Nelson. Lane cleared or tin-\ncleared and orchards in bearing. 2% mUea\nfrom Kaslo; plenty ef. water; no aummet\nfrosts; prices reasonable. Raw lands on\nKootenay lake with good roads and beet\nof transportation at 119 per acre up. K.\nK. BJerkntss or E. Norman. Corner Ma* J\nker and Ward streets, Neteon. _gfifc\nFOR SALE-Furnlture of drat olasa Net*\nson rooming house, with long lease on I 1\nroom house and basement, centrally 1<\nted. Furniture the best procurable mm, ,\nin first class condition. All rooms wen\nrented. Address \"Snap,\" The Dally Mm\nNelson. T 232-tf.\nFOR SALE-Eggs fpr hatching from B.C. >\nBlack Mlnorcas and Barred ROcka frank 1\ncarefully selected heavy winter layers,\nI1.W per 15. T. Roynon, Selwyn street.\nNelson.-.\" 399-39\nFOR SALE\u2014Two of the choicest residential building lots In Nelson, earner.\nterms. Apply Box 1071, Nelson. 891-39\nFOR SALE\u2014Cuthbert Red Raspberry I\nPlants strong and well rooted |3 per\nhundred, J. _. Houghton, Crawford Bay.\n9-39\nFOR SALE\u2014Red Raspberry, Blackberry I\ncanes and Magoon strawberry plants\u2014 1\ncheap, Order Immediately as plants will V\nbe cultivated out if not disposed of r\u2014\nWm. BugglnB, Willow Point.\nFOR SALE\u2014Plants-Tomato] satoage* 1\ncauliflower, celery,- etc. J. T. Bealby, I\nBox 897, Nelson, Phono A2Z7. U-391\nFAR SALE-Beddlng Plants-Geraniums, 1\nstocks, verbenas, pehlmas, usters, dahl-1\nhas, etc. J. T. Bealby, Box 397, Nelson, L\nPhone A377. 19-311\nFOR SALE-Eggs for aettlng, from my ]\nselected pens of thoroughbred Buff Leg- 1\nhorns and Orpingtons. 14 eggs for |).M. 1\nReduced prices on 100 egg lots, A. J. I\nHughes, Phoenix, B. C. 99-13.1\nFOR SALE\u2014Young pigs, good ones, \u25a0\u00bb I\nscrubs; |6 each. Appleton Bros, Procter. I\nB. C. 99-1*1\nFOR SALE-fieveral blocks of choice fruit 1\nlands, very easy to clear, in Kaslo die- I\ntrict, on Kootenay lake. Lake frontage I\nand bench lands; prices ranging from |6-l\nto 120'-per acre. Greatest snap eve'r of-1\niered m fruit lands in this famous fruit I\ndistrict. For further particulars apply ail\nUndHay's boat house, foot of Josephine f\nstreet, Nelson, B. C. 34-tf. I\nFOE SALE\u2014Three thoroughbred AlreJ\ndale pups; three montbo old. Fori\nfull particulars apply Maniden BosweUJ\nReal Good Values In Launches\nTwo gasoline launches, which have seen J\nsome service and are in splendid condi-1\ntlon. One launch has a 12-14 H, P. Leader 1\ngasoline engine Installed which ie without I\ndoubt the best gasoline engine ever. Intro- I\nduced in the Kootenay country. For prices I\nenquire at Lindsay's boat house, foot of I\nJosephine St., Nelson, B. C. X ~\"\nNOTICE TO CONTRACTORS\nCourt House, Fernle\nSEALED ENDERS, superscribed \"Ten*>|_\nder for Court House, Fernle, B. C,\" wilt)\nbe received by the Hon. the Minister off\nPublic Works up to noon of Wednesday,.!\nthe 9th day of June, 1909, for the erectioal\nand completion of a Concrete and Brick I\nCourt House at Fernle B. C. 1\nPlans specifications, contract and formal\nof tender may be seen on and after thai\n10th day of May, 1909 at tho offices of the I\nGovernment Agent at Fernie; the Govern-1\nment Agent at Nelson; the Government.!\nAgent at Revelstoke, and at the PubHef\nWorks Department, Victoria, B. C. I\nEach proposal must be accompanied fey I\nan accepted bank cheque or certificate of 1\ndeposit on a chartered bank of Canada, I\nmade payable to the Hon, the Minister I\nof Public Works, for a sum equivalent to>l\nten per cent, or the amount of the tender, t\nwhich shall be forfeited If the party tea-1\nderlng declne to enter into contract fheal\ncalled upon to do so, or If he fall to com-1\npiete the work contracted for. The!\ncheques or certificates of deposit of mn-r\nsuccessful tenderers will be returned \u2022\u2022\u25a0\nthem upon the execution ot the contract, I\nTenders will not be considered unless!\nmade out on the forms supplied, signed I\nwith the actual signature of the tenderer, P\nand enclosed ln the envelopes furnished.\nThe lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.\nF. C. GAMBIA\nPublic Works Engineer.\nPublic Works Department,\nVictoria, B. C, May 4th. 1909. 1T-9\nMORTGAGE SALE ...\u2022\nUnder and by virtue of the powers eon-\ntatned in a certain Mortgage, which will I\nbe produced at the time of sale, there will I\nbe offered for sale by public auction by I\nMessrs. Charles A. Waterman & Co., Auc- 1\ntioneers, at the Strathcona Hots), Nelson, 1\nB, c, on Saturday the 39th day of May, I\n1909, at the hour of 13 o'clock, noon, th* I\nfollowing property; - - \u201e.' ^\nThe South half of Lot number Eight <8),\nSubdivision of District Lot No. 4780, Group 1\nOne (1), Kotenay District, British Colura- \"\ntola, according to May No. 739. This prop- _\ntarty Is situate on the North side of tha I\nWest Arm of Kootenay Lake about all I\nmiles from Nelson and on such property la I\nerected a dwelling house. For terms and I\nconditions of sale apply to f\nEDWARD A. CREASE, \u00ab'\nMortgagee's Solicitor, k\nDated ot Nelson, B. C, this 99th day of I\nApril. 1909. \t\nTO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN!\nTake notice that I, Alex McKesson, of!\nhs town of Brie, in the Province of Brit-\nIsh Columbia, hotel keeper, Intends to ap- I\nply to the Superintendent ef Yprovlnolal I\nPolice, thirty days' from the date hereof, I\nfor the transfer of the liquor license hew I\nby me for the Brie Hotel, situate at BT\" a\nB, c, to i. J. Hlokey, hotel keeper.\n9-l-OMW. ALBX McUfinN.\nDated. Srio, B, C, Ap*l Nth, U0\u00bb\n FRIDAY ,.v. MAY 21\n\u00a9tie gctug Jln\u00bb\nMOIMCVIN\nKootenay Coffee Co.\n1 dealers la all grades aad Marietta* of\nTeas and Coffee\nBoaaters ol Ugh grade coffee.\nThe best In these household luxuries at moderate prices.\nFresh roasted coffee at 35e to\ntOo per lh.\n\u2022, Teas, all grades and Tarletles,\nat ti to 26c per lb.\nPure ground and whole spices.\nBaking powder, cocoa, cream tar-\ntar, baking soda flavoring extracts..\nKootenay Coffee Co.\n395 Baker Street\nEQUIPPED UNDBHTAKINU\n'AMD HMBALMINO PARLORS IN TUB\nKOOTENAY.\nyr. J. BOYLB, UNDERTAKER.\nNLtht Phone SI Day Phone IS.\nStandard Furniture Co.\nNELSON, B. C.\nLADIES-ATTENTION!\nLadles' Muslin Blouses from fl.OI)\nto .\\|3.00\nLadles' Net Blouses trom J5.60\nto \u00bb10.00\nLadles' Silk Petticoats from |6.00\nto ....19.00\nLadles' Ready-to-wear Skirts\nfrom 15.00 to \u00bb18.00\nHosiery from 2 Be to >1.00 a pair\nFancy Collars from 75c to |2.00\neach.\nButtons made on short notice.\nCall and examine goods before\nbuying at Mr. and Mrs. Flint's\n612 Baker street.\nWe have some first-class\nMINING PROPERTIES\nFOR. SALE\nwith good showings ln the heart\not the Sheep Creek district.\nMake Inquiries about them.\nPleased to answer your correspondence.\nA. LONGHURST\nReal Estate Agent\nSALMO B. C.\nCarpet Cleaning\nBeating oaraete by hand spoils the tetc-\n'. ture and does not remove the dirt.\nOur up-to-dnta Steam Cleaning Process\nremoves all tlie Impurities and restores ths\nCoeds to original colors. n\nMo PER BO.UARB TARD.\nWork called (or and delivered promptly.\nClothe, ot all kinds cleaned, renovated,\ndyed and repaired. ,\nGents' Bulls cleaned and pressed, Tic to\n*ffiu\u00ab'*Sklrts*oleaned, ll.M; dyed, 12,00.\n\u2022WSSf.B Mi Restaurant.\nbee\nand 81\nNelson Strata Laundry\naoi-ns vbrnon btreet. .\nTelephone let P. NlPOOProp^\nKootenay Lake General Hospital\nMaternity Branch\n\u2022\u25a0 Patients are aow received at the following ratea: \u2022 . .\nprivate ward patients, week ....120.00\nSemi-private ward patlenta, week 115.00\nAddress applications to matron at\nhospital. \t\n.May 7\n.May 12\n.May a\n.May 26\n.June 4\n.June 9\n.June 18\nMi Bt. John, N. B. \u25a0\u25a0 Prom Uveraool.\nAnr \u25a0I. ..Empress of Britain.. ..Apr. \u00bb\nMay i Lake Erie..: April u\nVrom MONTREAL \u201e PROM\n\/SoqUEBEC LIVERPOOL\nMay 7 . ..Empress of Ireland.. ..Apr. 2S\nMay 15 Lake Champlaln April \u00bb\nMaya.. ..Empress of Britain..\nMay\u00bb Lake Manitoba\t\nJune ,.. ...Empress of Ireland..\nJune IS ....Lake Erie\t\nJune IS.. ..Empress ot Britain..\nJune26 Lake Chamnlnln...\nJuly 2.. ..Empress of Ireland.. ............\nFor further Information regarding rates,\ndates nt sailing, etc., apnlv\nB. 1TOMTJS, O. P. A.. Nelson, B. O.\nW. C). ANNABLB, O.P.A.. Montreal P. Q.\nDressy, Serviceable Suits for Spring\n\u25a0Cade to measure, Engllsh-msde by e\u00bb-\nRrt tailors from superior quality cloth,\nIS to Sit or smart suit lengths, latest\ndesigns, which your tailor will maXelUP\nSJ.os to ST.M. Satisfaction guaranteed. Patterns and tuUpartlculara from \u25a0\nGROVES & LINDLEV,\nTJ Cloth Hal) Bt., Hudderadsld. Bin,\nGLBANING AND PRESSING\nButts called tor and delivered\nA. J. DR1SCOLL\n116\u2014Baker atraejt, opposite the\nQmw'i HotoL ,\nButtercup Ice Cream\nAnd\nPopham's Chocolate\n(Salome Brand)\nCannot be found anywhere' else in Nelson. (We are sole agents.)\nWhen you want Buttercup you've got to come here.\nWhen you want the best procurable Ice cream on the market you've\ngot to ask for Buttercup.\nOur reputation as well aa the manufacturers is behind every spoonful\nof Buttercup.\nOur Soda Fountain Is ln every way sanitary. Surely this appeals to\nyou.\nSalome Chocolates are ot extraordinary quality.\nSalome Chocolates are fresh every few days.\nSalome Chocolates are far superior to anything ever shown In Nelson\nAsk for a sample If you haven't tried them. They'll do the rest.\nHERE'8 A CHANCE FOR YOU TO SAVE 25c ON EVERY DOLLAR\n1 YOU. INVEST.\n-WE'RE SHOWING THIS WEEK-\nHand Bags Hand Bags Hand Bags\nWe're just clipping 25 per cent, off every one of them (no reserves).\nThese bags are all the very newest and up-to-date goods on the market\nColors, shades and shapes we have in abundance.\nYou cannot afford to miss this offer, it's a snap.\nPatronize the Popular Store. It pleases the majority of Nelson residents. Our Store Is here for YOU. We're here to give you service\nOur Store Is a Drug Store\nWE LEAD\u2014OTHERS FOLLOW\nWE NEVER SLEEP.\nPHONE 25.\nPoole Drug Co. Ltd.\nPhone 25\nDay or Night\nPhone 25\nAN ECONOMICAL TEA\nTea selling at 26c or 80c a pound is not really cheap, but It extravagantly dear.\nBecause so much of It is asnally required that the cost per cup Is\nactually more than it a good tea like Blue Ribbon were used.\nA pound ot Blus Ribbon Tea will make 250 cups of good rich tea,\nao, even at 50c a pound yon would get four or five cups tor one cent\nNot a very dear drink, la It?\nAnd as for flavor, there Is simply no oom\u00bb.-'ann hetwesn Blue Ribbon and the \"cheap\" teaa\nJust try a pound, and ate.\n\"Imperator\" Boiled Hams\nThe nest on the market\nP. Burns & Co\nHere Is\nWhat You Want\nCLOTHING, BOOtS and SHOES,\nORANITEWARE, STOVES,\nTRUNKS and VALISES.\nAll gooda to he sold Inside sixty\ndays.\nIS Par Cent. B.low Cost\nSILVER KING MKl\nrhe F.Cellner Electric Co.\nELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS\nOffice\u2014Oor. Josephine and Victoria.\nPhone A.M.\n' Armature Winding and Uleetrleal\nRepairs. Light and Power Plants\nInstalled Complete, also Telephone!,\nHotel Annunciators, Blectrlo Signs,\nAutomatic Fire Alarms, Hosts\nWiring, and Tht Apple Automatic\nSparker.\nPrompt Service and Special Attention liven to all work.\nMETALS\nNew York, May 20.\u2014Sliver 52%;, Electro-\nlytic Copper, 12% to 13, steady.\nLondon, May*.30.\u2014Sliver 34 6-10: Lead \u00a313\nMay 20.\u2014Closing quotations on the New\nYork curb and Spokane exchange, reported by Mlghton and Cavanaugh.\nBid. Asked.\nAlberta ConI 0B% .81%\nB, C. Copper 6.75 7.W\n\u25a0Can. Con. Smelters 6.75 i.m\nCopper King 8Z% .03%\nGertie 02% ,V2%\n\u00abJranby 93.0U 115.00\nHecla 3.00 4.00\nInternational Coal 07 .70\nlilaho Smelter.... \t\n 01(4\n\u25a0WM\nKendall\t\n 60\n1.00\nLucky Calumet\t\n 04%\n.1614\nMissoula Copper\t\n.. .02%\nM%.\n.27\n.02%\nOom Paul\t\n.... .03\n.03\nOom Paul\t\n 03\n.05\nRambler Cariboo\t\n 12\n\u25a0X*\n.08*4\n.10\n.. .0%\n.00*.\n1.67\n.76\nTamarack Chesapeake .\n.. .76\n.SI\nOpening Quotations Reported by\nMeDermM and McHardy.\nNew York, May 20.\n7.25\n7.00\nm\nNELSON NEWS OF THE DAY\nMr. and Mrs. P. W. Godfrey of Hall\n(Mines road have returned to Nelson after\na trip through the Lardeau country.\nLord Aylmer and Basil A rimer came In\nyesterday, morning on the Kuskanook ami\nregistered at the Hume, leaving on the\nafternoon boat for Procter,\nThe Kuskanook will leave Nelson on\nMonday next for the Empire day celebrations at Kaslo at 8 a. m. and on the\nreturn Journey at midnight.\nHis honor Judge Forin held a session of\nth county court yesterday morning. An\naccounting made by the registrar In\nPeters vs. Peters was assented to by Mr.\nO'shea for the plaintiff and Mr. Stewart\nfor tlie defendane, and a confirming order\nwas made.\nGeorge Ferguson lias left for Ontario to\nbring back another car or cars of horses.\nThe last cor load of horses imported iby\nhim for the Nelson Transfer company\nhave been satisfactorily disposed of. Mr.\nFerguson will return with the horses\nabout the middle of June.\nThomas Bennett, the well known mining\nman, has returned to the city after an\nextended trip to Vancouver and Victoria.\nMr. Bennett stated yesterday that mining\ngenerally on Vancouver Island appeared\ntn iln\u00bb going ahead fast and that the activity was most noticeable,\nTonight the Empire Is putting on a Tour\nl'ei&l proijVam with some very fin? pictures. The two feature reels are from the\nZambezi to Central Africa, In which picture one sets a glimpse of the famous\nVictoria Falls, besides which are seen\nthe denizens of tho .Hinge such as tlie\nHon wildebeeste, eland, allgator. In their\nnative haunts. The Redman nnd tin!\nChild Is a splendid stirring (picture lot\nwestern life and in which Is seen somo\nbeautiful water scenes and some expert\ncanoe work. Besides these two reels wllil\nhe shown two other reels of Interest. Alan\nSt-cWan will slug \"A Lltte Irish Girl\".\n(Tomorrow afternoon the usual mattnetf\nwill be given.\nAt the shingle mill this week you can\nget three dollars worth of line dry\nkindling for ,{2; splitting unnecessary, fi\nper load at the mill.\nFor Victoria Day. May 24th.. the Canadian Pacific Railway Company announce\na rate of a fare nd one -third for the\nround trip. .Tickets will be on sale May\n2,1st., 22nd., 23rd., and 24th., good to return until May 26th. 17-11\nLondon Stocks\nLONDON, May 20.\nAnaconda 1014\nAtchison U2%\nAtchison, pfd 107\nBaltimore and Ohio 117\nC. P. R lMTi\nChesapeake and Ohio 91%\nChicago and Great Western 5\nChicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul 154\nDenver and Rio Grande 50\nDenver and Rio Grande, pfd $fl%\nBrie -WJ4\nErie, 1st pfd KJ\nETrle, 2nd pfd 41%\nOrand Trunk \u2022\u25a0 21%\nIllinois Central 15H\nLouisville and Nashville 142%\nNew York Central 134\nNorfolk and Western \u25a0 \u00abi%\nNorfolk and Western, pfd 'JO\nPennsyvanla 6014\nReading . W*\nSouthern Railway 3JVi\nSouthern Railway, pfd 71\nUnion Pacific 194%\nUnion Pnclfle, pfd i&%\nUnited States Steel 61\nUnited States Steel, pfd 122%\nWabash \u25a0 -\u00bbtt\nWabash, pfd 5114\nSpanish Fours 8\nAmalgamated Copper i5%\nBar Silver, steady, 24 6-18.\nG to MEN!\nTo the\nMiddle-Aged\nand conservative men, who think\nthey must wear \"quiet things,\" we\nsay, \"Back to sprightly youth again\nand laugh at old Father Tims\u2014we're\nall boys to-night.\"\nYou're Just as Young as You Feel!\nSombre things are all right for the \"old fellows,\"\nbut you\u2014well, we've a choice selection ot garments that\npossess style and character without being \"giddy.\"\nSide-step the clothing of doubtful merit and worth.\nCome, see the choice suits we are showing. They are\nsuitable for young men, or for men who want to look\nyoung. It is a pleasure to show you our styles.\nSee our $10, $12 and $15 Two-piece\nSuits.\nSee our $20, $25 and $30 Worsted\nSuits.\nThey're Fit for a Klnfl.\nThen, with our new spr'ng hats and haberdashery,\nwe're ready to put on the embellishments and make a\nnew man of you,\nEMORY & WALLEY\nNelson B.C*\nFrench Races\nPARIS. May 20\u2014The Prix Darau\nrun at Longchampa today, was won by\nW. K. Vanderbllt's Oversight. His cornstalk run in the Prix Marly, but failed\nto get a place. In the Prix Arle De\nTriumphe H. P. Durius* Wanda HI.\nwas third. Mr. Vanderbllt's Lillian waB\namong the starters in this race. Nash\nTurner's Rampart ran in the Prix Mai\nhut was unplaced.\nMlnard's Liniment t-umturman't\nOff For Rome.\nNEW YORK, May 20\u2014Delegates\nfrom many Roman Catholic churches\nof this city to the number of 2400\ngathered at the steamship pier to say\ngoodbye to the Most Rev. Dr. DIomede\nPalconl, the apostolic delegate to the\nUnited States, the most Rev. Dr. John\nM, Farley, archbishop of the diocese of\nNew lork, and about a hundred dignitaries of the church who proceeded\non board the steamer Carpathla en\nroute to Rome. Many of them .will go\nto the golden jubilee of their alma\nmater, the North American college in\nRome, and the apostolic delegates will\nmake a report to the Pope on the\ncondition of the Roman Catholic\nchurch in America.\nWhat's In a Name?\nNEW YORK, -.ay 20\u2014Helen Kelly\nGould was granted a divorce today\nfrom Frank J. Gould. The report of\na referee favoring her suit was con;\nfirmed by Justice Gerard of the supreme court who granted an Interlocutory degree of divorce. Mrs. Gould\nis granted custody of their children\nfor ono portion of each year ami Mr.\nGould lor the other.\nNo Powder Trust\nNEW YORK. May 20\u2014Testimony\nwas taken here today In the action of\nthe government against the E. I. Du-\nponj. de Namouis Powder company and\nother companies on the grounds that\na combination exists to control the\nprices of powder. B. C. Peters. New\nYork sales agent for the Dtiponts, said\nit would be impossible for his company\nEmpire Theatre\nOpen at 7.!\n.FRIDAY AND SATURDAY\n4\u2014REELS\u20144\nZAMBESI TO CENTRAL\nAFRICA\nThis is a very fine picture giving a glimpse of Hie famous Victoria Falls, the Hon and other\nwild beasts in their native home.\nTHE REDMAN AND HIS\nCHILD\nThis is a very fine Blograph\npicture showing some superb\nwater scenes and expert canoeing\nAlan Stewart will sing \" The\nLittle Irish Girl.\"\nMatinee tomorrow 2 to 5.30.\nADMISSION\nAdults 160\nChildren 10*\nE. K. STRACHAN\nPlumber, Steam and Hot Water Heating, Copp Stoves and Ranges\nYou Must CaM And\nsee the new designs ln the Sunbeam\nand Sliver Queen Ranges\nP. O. Box 667. Phone 262.\n313 Baker Street NELSON\nJOHN BURINS\nCONTRACTOR AND BUILDER\nSash, Door and Office Fitting\nFactory. Brick and Lime for sale\nOffice and Factory\nCarbonate Street, Nelson, B. C.\nLarge quantities of shavings,\nsuitable for stable bedding can be\nhad for hauling away.\nWest Kootenay Butcher Co\nPhone 5\nBeef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Lamb, the \u25a0\nbest on the market\nFresh fish, twice weekly.. Quality\nand service unequalled\nto control prices. It was necessary oc-\ncasslonally, said Mr. Peters, to vary\nprices to meet competition but salesmen were first required to show that\ncompetitors had lowered quotations.\nGeorge E. Hamlin, general manager ot\nthe Philadelphia office of the Dupont\ncompany, gave similar testimony.\nHarvard Remains Conservative.\nCAMBRIDGE, Mass., May 29.\u2014Dr.\nAbbott Lawrence Lowell, the new\npresident of Harvard, mitade a virtual\ndeclaration of his policy in response to\nun enthusiastic greeting by several\nhundred students, comprising the class\nknown as Government h, The president stated that the present general\npolicy of the university would be\nmaintained and that Harvard college\nwould preserve the same attitude towards the graduate department as\nformerly. \"Few things stand before\nns presenting Mich serious problems as\nthe American college,\" lie said. \"Educators ore attacking It on all sides.\nMany or them are not In sympathy\nwith its ways, saying that under the\npresent status it has outlived Its Usefulness, i believe in the college as the\ncore of acedemic life and as such it\nwill continue at Harvard.\"\nWeston at Waskan\nDENVER. May 20\u2014Edwarifl Payson\nWeston who is walking from coast to\nconst was compelled by heavy rains to\nstop last night at Waskan. Kansas,\ntwelve miles from Sharon Springs near\nthe Colorado state line. It was still\nraining today and Weston, who resumed his westward journey this morning.\nIs not expected at Cheyenne Wells\nuntil this afternoon.\nObject to Strong Medicines.\nMany people object to taking the strong\nmedicines usually prescribed by physicians\nfor rheumatism. There Is no need or internal treatment In any case ot muscular\nor ehronic rheumatism, and more than\nnine out of every ten cases of the disease\nare of one or tlie oilier ot these varieties.\nWhen there in no fever and little (If any)\nswelling, you may know that it is only\nnecessary to apply Chamberlain's Liniment\nfreely to Ret quick relief. Try it. For\nsale by all Drum-lsts and Dealers.\ns*m<*^^\nWe Ate Instructed by Mr. S. S. Taylor. K.C, to Offer for\nSale his Residence on Carbonate Street. Corner of Ward Street\nThis is one of Nelson's most beautiful homes. Large lawn, shrubbery,\nvines, rose bushes ,etc.\nHouse contains parlor, dining room,\nlibrary, living room, servant's room\nand bath downstairs. Storeroom and\nthroe bedrooms with clothes closets\nupstairs. Heated by hot water. Everything modern and strictly up-to-date.\nPrice and terms are right\nFor further particulars apply\nMcDERMID & McHARDY\nBaku Street, Nelson, ot\n2tO, Portage Ave., Winnipeg\n 'fy& C\u00b0^\nIMHI\n(She \u00ab$<*Ujj ifiutm\nFRIDAY MAY 21\nIt Will Pay You\n- TO LOOK INTO THIS\nONE-QUARTER MILE LAKE\nFRONTAGE\n50 acres close to Nelson. 45\nacres best land of which 12 acres\nere cleared. 6 acres in bearing\norchard. Apples, cherries and\npears, mainly apples. Two and\none-halt acres In bearing strawberries. 4-roomed modern cottage\non property. One-quarter mile\nlake frontage. Come and see us.\nH. \u00a3. Croasdaile\n(ft Co.\nLANDSEEKERS\n1 We have one 20-acre and one\nBo-acre block still left of pur\nhomestead at 8 Mile, which we\nare now placing on the market\nThe location Is second to none on\nthe West Arm; good lake front*\nage; plenty of spring water;\nabout 3 acres cleared and planted\none each one; steamboat landing\nand best transportation facilities,\nsteamers calling morning and evening If desired; easy motor-boat\ndistance from Nelson.\nFertile soil. aB oar older planted orchards will prove; close to\ngood fishing and hunting ground.\nPjice $130 per acre, one-third\ndown, balance to suit purchaser.\nApply\nAPPLETON BROS, Procter, B. C.\nor H. and M. BIRD, Nelson, B.C.\nFor Rent\nCottage, 5 roomB and bath\nSix rooms\nSummer cottage on lake\nResidence near high school, 6\nrooms and bath, large garden\nFor Sale\nHouses and lots in city and suburbs\nAcre blocks near shipyards\nf. B. LYS 315 Baker Street\nUnequalled for general .use\nGALT COAL\nCftrs shipped to all railway points\nW. P. TIERNEY, Gen. Sales Agt.\nNELSON, B. C. Box 823\nHAND PICKED\nCROW'S NEST COAL\nGOOD DRY WOOD GAIT COAL\nCity Transfer\n111 Baker St.\nPhone 179.\nNELSON NEWS OF THE DAY\nE. E. Chipmaii or Kaso is.a guest at\nthe Hume.\nThe Sociulsts will meet In Miners\nUnion hall this evening.\nD. C. Wilson returned to the city from\nTrail and has accepted a position in tne\nland registry ofllce..\nThe regular bimonthly mecuini* ot the\nNelaon Order of Owls will take place this\nevening ln Fraternity hall.\nThe Nelson Gun club will hod their\nusual weekly ahoot at the grounds at the\nXoot of Stanley street this afternoon at\n2:30 Instead of tomorrow, Saturday.\nW. B. Shaw has been appointed as manager of the C. P. R. telegraph ofllce hen:\nas successor to A. C. Fraser who lias\nbeen promoted to a similar position at\nMoose Jaw.\nThe highest temperature reached (by the\ngovernment thermometer in the city for\nthe 24 hours ondlng at 3 p. m. yesterday\n\u25a0was 64 degrees and the lowest for the\nsame period 412 degrees..\nP. E. Archer, mayor of Kaslo, spent\nyesterday In the city and consulted with\na number of R. M. R., Boat and Launch\nchrb men with regard to the arrangements\ntor the celebration of Empire day.\nThe Bally News has the plonsurc of\nacknowledging the receipt of a postal\nfrom J. P. Paxton who recently moved to\nPortland, Oregon, on which the late president of the Young Conservative club sent\nhis kindest regards to his many friends m\n[Nelson.\nThree more manufacturing llrms yesterday promised to donate prizes at ,the\nannual fruit fair next September. They\nwere Armour & Co., The Mcpherson\nIFrult company of Calgary and J. G.\n\u25a0Whiteacrc of the Mason and Risch Piano\ncompany who are giving a special sliver\ncup aa a prize for fruit.\nThe crloket match between Nelson and\nProcter elevens which is to be played\nhere on Moiidavnext will commence 'at 11\na. m. 1\/unctiwfll be taken at the Hume\nbetween 12 and 1 and stumps wit) be\ndrawn at 6 p. m. On the occasion of this\nmatch there will he a small charge tor\n-admission to the grounds.\nIt haa been arranged by the Nelaon\ni 'Boat club to send a men's fours to take\nSalt In the regatta at Kaslo on Monday\nnext and it Is probable that a ladies' crew\nJ will also go from here. If the latter can\n\u25a0\u2022-,\u2022* lot together Nelaon will be represented\ni>< Aft 'tbe men's fours, the ladies' fours and\n\u25a0:.vflrnit*t#d fours. Owing to a breakage in\ntt* \u00abHln\u00ab of Ms launch it ta vro&abte\nthat IV \u00a3 DeVeW ,will ttf unable to\n j\u00a3tt\u00a3\n'\u2022\"' tf* * Br.\n\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0'-,\np\u00bbfiir^*ii\nmi\ni\n_aviw^r^\\ \u25a0*\n1 SUS^v \/\nr~:\n_JSJ\nW__Wk^\n\\\u00a5&M_\\Wm>\\\nWmP^^\n%\"*3FT*J\nmMw\nj_M\nDAINTY WOOMEN\nall love our delicious and exquisitely flavored ice cream. We have\nmade a study of how to make ice\ncream for the dainty palate, and\nwe have achieved success by us*\nIng only pure cream and fruit\njuice flavorings.\nOur patrons pronouce\nDavis' Ice Cream\nCREAM OF LUXURY]\nOur parlors are dainty and\ncheerful; a splendid place to come\nto for a rest while down town on\na shopping trip.\nPalace Confectionery\nC. H. BEAN, Prop., 414 Baker St.\nAre You Going to\n\u25a0 \u25a0 , \u25a0\nBuild a Residence?\nWe are offering for Bale one\nof the few remaining central\nbuilding Bites, being' a fifty-\nfoot corner within two blocks\nof Baker street. Price $1500,\nPrice 11500.\nTerms $600 cash and the\nbalance on easy terms at Bix\nper cent.\nH. & M. BIRD\nfWBOftf Be Ce\nIS IT ANY WONDER\nWomen Prefer Dangler Wickless Oil Stoves?\nThe women folks have the cooking to do and It don't make them\ntoo cheerful to have to stand over a Hot Stove during the hot summer\ndays.\nAnd It's up to you, Mr Man, to buy her a Dangler Wickless OJ1\nStove. Dangler Wickless stoves are constructed on the principle of the\nstudent's lamp which cannot flood All burners are fitted with wheel\nvalves, which permits regulating the flame to give the amount of heat\ndesired No carelessly soldered Joints to spring leaks. Oil brass lower\ntank with strainer All sizes in stock. We also carry a complete line\nof all necessaries for the kitchen\nOIL STOVES OIL STOVES OIL STOVES\nThe J. H. Ashdown Hardware\nCo., Ltd.\nNelson, B. C.\nNelson Branch\nWHOLESALE\nRETAIL\nWANTED\nCompetent stenographer. Apply\nstating experience. P. O. Box 576,\nNelson,\nuntil too late. Mr, DeVeber'M launch la\nthe second apeedlem craft on Kootenay\nlake and tiio mlahap to the engine la unfortunate as far as Nelson is concerned.\nA. N. Wolverton's Prlsellla, 1h, however,\nexpected to take care of motor boat racing lauriels for the city.\nThe Kaslo will leave the city Wftnrf for\nthe Empire day celebrations at Kaslo at\n7:30 a. m. on Monday and will win Bt Willow Point, Busk's, Harrop, frocter,\nQueen's Hay, Alnsworth nnd Ouval, On\nthe return Journeey she will leave Kaslo\nat 7 p. m., arlving here about 10 o'clock.\nThe city baud will be on boaVil..\nD. J. Robertson has ittstalleed an overhead railway apparatus in the new addition to his furniture store by means of\nwhich carpets can l>e shown at full length\n.and width und turned around or In any\nother position the customer may wish.\nThe arrangement is an excellent one and\nwill doubtless he much appeciateil by\npurchasers of carpets..\nThe marriage was celebrated last evening by Rev. A. N. Frith at the residence\nof Mrs. Lammadle, Latimer Btreet, or her\n(laughter Miss Pearl Pinch to George\nTurner of Nelson. There were a number\nof friends of the bride and bridegroom ln\nattendance and the happy couple vrero\nthe recipients of a large number of gifts.\nMr. and Mrs. Turner, respectively brother\nand sister-in-law of the bridegroom assisted.,\nTho Canadian Marble works have received an order for all the marble to be\nused ln the construction of the new Great\nWest Life Insurance building on Lombard street opposite the Grain exchange\nat Winnipeg, The contract 1b a large one\nthe total amount of marble which will be\nrequired being over 300 hundred carloads,\nThe whole of the exterior of the building\nwill thus be of Kootenay marble and will\nstand as an almost perpetual advertisement for the country and for the material produced from the well known quarries near Marblehead. Shipments will\ncommence the week after next and the\nbuilding Is to he completed by Novembeer\n1st of this year. Managing director Sam\nJ. Gorman speaking to a representative\nof The Dally News yesterday mentioned\nthat this waa the llrst largee order obtained for Kootenay marble as far east\nas the prairie capital. It would certainly\nnot be the last as apart from the exceptional quality of Kootenay marble, the\ncompany owning tbe quarles were able to\nproduce It at a rate which -would successfully compote through the prairies with\nAUCTION SALE\nHorse, Baggy, and Farm\nImplements\nTHRUMS. 6. c.\nSATURDAY, MAY 22, at 12.30 p. m.\nWe are instructed to sell, without\nreserve, on tbe ranch of H. N. Maynard\nat Thrums, on the above date, all of\nhis effects. Horse, quiet to ride or\ndrive, Buggy, Plow (Planet Jr.), Cultivator, Garden Tools, Spray Motor,\nKnapsack Sprayer, Set Heavy Harness,\nSet Buggy Harness, all ln good repair\nand new last year. A lot of Household\nFurniture and Doherty Organ-Piano,\nwalnut case, etc., etc.\nTerms Cash.\nWATERMAN & CO.\nAuctioneers\ngliding stone and which he believed\ncould be sold cheaper as far east as Toronto, than could marble or building stone\neither produced nearer that city or\nbrought from the StateB.\nKootenay Emerald Division, G. I. A. to\nthe B. of L. E., will hold their fortnightly\nmeeting this afternoon at 2:30 p. m. In K.\n,of P. hall. All officers and members are\nrequested to attend.\nG. O. Buchanan has received a com*\nmunlcation from R. L. Broadbent, of the\ngeological department at Ottawa, asking\nfor photographs characteristic of mining\nin the Kootenays. These photographB will\nhe enlarged to 22x38 inches and shown\nwith the British Columbia exhibit at the\nSeattle exposition. Mr. Buchanan would\ntherefore be glad If mine owners and others would forward him any suitable pictures they may have. 'He will leave for\nKaalo by the Kokaneo this afternoon.\nD. R. Salisbury and A. C. Meeker of the\nSheep creek livery stables have jUBt received from the Howard Hoffman company of Spokane a first class stage built\nespecially for the road to the Sheep\ncreek mines. The new vehicle is up to\ndate in every particular and will add\ngreatly to the comfort of the travelling\npuhlc. It will leave Salmo every day in\nLand for Sale\n400 acres, Pass Creek.\n840 acres, Cottonwood creek, two\nmiles (rom city limits.\nSOS aores, Columbia River, oat\nmile west of Westley.\n11\u00bb acres, sub-dlvldsd, eightmlles\nwest of cltj.\n116 acres, Slocaa Hirer, at Keen's\nSidles;.\nEnquire at tht\nCabinet Ggtr Store\n:JM_W&\nBUILDING LOANS\nMoney loaned for building purposes. If you own your lpts we\ncan loan you, money to build a\nhome.\nIf yen own your home and want\nmoney for Improvements we can\narrange It. Payments made to\nstilt yatt.\nCall and get particulars.\nHUGH W.ROBERTSON\n\u25a04U Went Stret,\nPhoee AM\n*mtnmtnmmmm*mtMeim\nNow Is the Time\nto thing about those wedding gifts you will need so soon,\nseen the new\nHave you\nDirectoire Umbrellas\nwe are showing? Just the finishing touch to a chic costume.\nAlso, the SILVER ME8H BAGS and PUR8ES that are so stylish,\nand LEATHER BAGS to harmonize with any color.\nOur stock of SILVERWARE has been replenished, and the new\ndesigns are most artistic.\nIn CUT CLASS we can give you anything you desire.\nComing down to trifles for every-day wear, we received a new line\nof BARRBTTES and COMBS this week that tempt the beholder at first\nsight\nA fresh consignment of METALIZED FLOWER HAT PINS are\nthe most perfect we have seen.\nIn fact our whole stock is carefully selected to suit, as nearly as\npossible, the tastes of our cus-tomers.\nJ.O.PATENAUDE\nMANUFACTURINt JIWILIR, WATOHMAKIR AND OPTICIAN.\nBaker Street\nNelson, B, C.\nmmttmtmmm\nONE: OP TUB MOST CHARMING RESIDENCES in Nelson. 9-room\nhouse, bath room, hot water heate d, gas connections. 2 lots, very fine garden. This will repay looking Into. The price Is JM60 and most favorable\nterms are offered.\nTWO liOTS, fully cleared and planted with abundance of garden produce.\nGood location, W5, $200 cash balance easy.\n11650 buys a fully modern 5-roo m house, 8 lots, (bearing fruit trees and\nsmall fruits. Terms arranged.\nList your properties with us. We find the buyers.\nWOLVERTON mM!mtnmmwrW)~*i'>mmme*ti\nHAMILTON\n\\\nWINNIPEG\nWOVALOID\nWe hare the exclusive sale of this \u2022\nBEST QUALITY RUBBER ROOFING\nWe guarantee every square of It and\nthe price Is lower than any other high-\nclass roofing.\nSamples and quotations on request.\nWood-Vallance Hardware Co., Limited\nNEL8QN, B. O.\nWholesale\nRetan\nT0I0NT1\nMNMUVH\nKodak Cameras\nand Supplies\n\"IF IT ISNT AN EASTMAN, IT I8N'T A KODAK.\nKodaks ln prices ranging from 15.00 to 135.00\nBrownie Cameras, prices ranging from $1.00 to $9.00\nAnybody Can ''Kodak\"\nNo fuss, no bother for any part of the work.\nLet us explain it to you how simple It Ib by the new way and oaly\nway.\nWE CARRY THE LARGE8T AND BEST STOCK OF PHOTO\nGOODS IN THE KOOTENAYS.\nWe do the largest camera and kodak business ln the Kootenays.\nOUR PHOTO GOODS ARE ALWAYS FRE8H AND GUARANTEED TO\nBE 8UCH.\nOur stock Is always complete. '\nOur Photo Goods are all sold at EASTERN PnICES.\nWrite us for catalogue. Hall orders promptly attended to. .\nCanada Drug & Book Co.. Ltd. _m\u00b1\\\nNelson's Lading Pharmacy\nP.O. Box 502\nm\nwas still Carlqulst dragged the body\nto a slough but being observed by an.\nother man he emptied his gun on him,\nslightly wounding him. Carlqulst then\nfled, taking about $1000 with Mm, to\nPort Hill and Into Canada, but doubled\nback on his tracks and was caught today this side ot Bonner's Ferry.\nSteel snd Coal Bonds.\nHALIFAX, May 20.\u2014At a meeting at\nNew Glasgow the directors of the\nNova Scotia Steel and Coed company\ndecided ln favor of a plan for the\nIssnanM of not over $8,000,000' In five\nalso $1,000,000 ln six per cent, debenture stock to be part ot an authorised\nIssue not to exceed the total amount\not capital stock. The Issue Is made\nto pay off floating liabilities and provide $2,000,000 new capital.\nAmabsssdor's Holiday\nTOKIO, Hay 20\u2014Sir Claude Macdotv\nald, British ambassador to Japan, has\nbeen granted a furlough and will leave\nTuesday for England via the Siberian\nrailway and Bt, Petersburg. 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