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Copper Company's\n- Men Out\nRECOGNITION OF THE UNION\nTHI8 AND NO DISCRIMINATION\nARE THE MATTERS IN DIS-\nPU1\u00a3\u2014 LEMIEUX ACT ARBITRATION DID NOT RESULT IN A\nSETTLEMENT\n(Special to The Daily News.)\nGRAND FORKS, June 28\u2014The arbitration board which eat at Greenwood lately in regard to the disagreement between the B. C. Copper company and the Greenwood Miners' union\nnot having come to a satisfactory settlement, rue union has declared a strike\nand tonight posted the following notice\nln this city. Tills is signed by the\nstrike committee and -hears the seal of\nthe union: \"otrike workmen stay away\nfrom Greenwood. Greenwood Miners'\nunion No. 22, Western Federation ot\nMiners, have declared a strike against\nthe mines and smelter of the British\nColumbia Copper company for the recognition of Greenwood Miners' union\nand for discrimination against its members.\n\"On June 1, U07 Greenwood Miners'\nunion and the manager of the B.C. Cop-\npet1 -company adopted a wage scale to\nbe paid the employees of, the B. C.\nCopper company at their mines and\nsmelter. In May, 1908 the manager of\nthe B. C. Copper company reduced the\nwages of his employees and from tha'\n, time to the present time has refused to\nsubmit a copy of the scale of wages he\nis paying his employees to Greenwood\n' Miners' union and he has tried to disrupt Greenwood Miners' union' by blacklisting our active members. The properties ot the B. C. Copper company\nare closed down at present and we intend to keep them closed down luttiU\nthe management recognizes Greenwood\nMiners' union. At least 90 per cent\nof the employees of the B. C, Copper\nbefore it closed down were members of\nGreenwood Miners' union. The strike\ncommittee will notify the public through\nthe press when the strike is called off.\nthe B. c. Copper company operates\nthe smeuer at Greenwood and tlie\nMother ^ode and Oro Denoro mines in\nthat neighborhood. Both the mines and'\nsmelter which have up to the present\ntime been run on the open shop principle, are at preheat closed down as a\nresult of a shuitage of coke, due to tihe\n' strike of the coal miners ln eastern\nBritish Columbia and western Alberta.\nThis Btrike is now well on its way to\na settlement and within a short time\nalter the resumption of] operations in\nthe coal mines the B.C. Copper company would have been In a position to\nstart up its smelter again and with it\nits mines. Ws, however, the calling\nof the strike Is likely to-prevent, unless a settlement is arrived at shortly.\nThe coal strike commenced on April\n1, but the copper company had enough\nfuel on nand to last It for about ona\n.month, so that the smelter was no\\t\nclosed until about May 1. About the\ntime of the closedown the Greenwood\nMiners' union applied for a board o't\narbitration, its demands ibeing as follows:\n1. Tnat the management of the B.C.\nCopper company recognize a committee\nfrom Greenwood Miners' union No. 22\nW.-...*., to adjust all grievances between the B. C. Copper company and\nits employees.\n2. That the B. G. Copper company\ncease discriminating against members\nof Greenwood Miners' union No. 22,\nW.F.M.\n3. That tne B.C. Copper company\nreinstate J. B. King and T. Y. McKay\nin their employment and pay the said\nJ. B. King and T. Y. McKay their wages\nin full from the time of their dismissal until such time as they are reinstated.\n4. That the B.C. Copper company\nshall not discriminate against men on\naccount of their political opinions.\nThat the B.C. Copper company shall\nnot alter the existing conditions of employment of t.helr employees without\nnotifying the president or secretary of\nGreenwood Miners No. 22, W.F.M. and\nall notifications shall ibe ln writing.\n6. That the management of the B.C.\nCopper company, or any ol) its officials\nshall not use any Influence or ln any\nway Interfere with their employees lh\ntheir choice of doctor or doctors.\n. .. 'that the management of the B.C.\nCopper company cease soliciting the\nboard of trade and certain individuals,\nfor the purpose of discrediting Greenwood Miners' union, No. 22 W.F.M.\nThe dominion department of, labor\ngranted a board of conciliation under\nthe Lemieux act, judge P. B. Wilson of\nCranbrook being the . cfoalrntfin, and\nMward Cronyn ot Toronto and John\nMclnnls, M.P.P., of Grand Forks being\nthe representatives of the company and\nmen respectively. The finding ot the\nchairman and the company's representative' -was against the men, although the\nlormer favored recognition of the union,\nVlhrough both parties to the dispute getting together, while that of. Mr. Mclnnls\nwas in their favor. The chairman offered a basis upon which he thought the\ncompany and men could come together.\nIt was as follows:\n\"1. That the union eliminate any\npractice of discrimination as against\nnon-union men.\n\"2. That upon the cessation of suc'h\nprocedure the company recognize and\ndeal -with the union ln regard to questions affecting union men.\n\"3. That no discrimination be shown\nagainst any person by reason of his\ntaking and active part lh the union,\n\"The whole industrial situation in\nthis camp Ib unfortunate. A feeling of\ndistrust pervades the whole atmosphere\nand so long as that feeling continues\nso long will trouble continue. Unless\nsome feeling can arise which will tend\nto a belief by each party in human nature, even if the party Is of the opposite side, no cessation of the present\ntrouble can be contemplated. If the\nemployer will fairly recognize fair\nunion1 labor and the union will fairly\ndeal wth the employer, then troouble\nwill cease; otherwise it will continue\nforever,\"\nThe union rejected the majority report and accepted the minority one of\nMr Mclnnls and following this decision\nn strike has been declared. The Daily\nNews yesterday wired George Heather-\nton, secretary of the Greenwood union,\nasking whether a strike had been declared and his reply read as follows:\n\"Greenwood, June 28, 1909.\n\"Nelson Dally News, Nelson, B.C.\n\"Yes; for recognition of the unloji\nand refusing to give us a scale of\nwages paid employees.\n\"GEO. HEATHERTON.\"\nWhat the latter part of, this message\nmeans Is shown ln tho official statement from the union published above.\nThe following letters which have pass\ned between the un'on and the company, within the last week give thii\nstory of the negotiations leading up to\nthe strine.\nGreenwood, B.C., June 21,\nMr. J. E. McAllister, Manager B, 0.\nCopper Co., Anaconda, B.C.\nDear Sir*\u2014At a regular meeting ol*\nGreenwood Miners' union, June 19.1909,\nthe members adopted the report of John\nmclnnls as a member of the conciliation and investigation board lately held\nIn Greenwood\nI was Instructed to notify you to that\neffect and tailing to get a satisfactory\nanswer from you before 7 p.m., June'\n23, to declare a strike against the B.C.\nCopper company, on behalf of Greenwood Miners' union.\nHoping to receive an early reply. Re-\nspectfullv yours.\n(Signed) GEORGE HEATHERTON\nGreenwood, B.C.. June 23\nTo the Members Greenwood Miners'\nUnion, No. 22, Western Federation\nof Miners, Greenwood, B.C.\nDear Sirs\u2014Your letter of the 21st\nreceived and its contents noted with regret, for while you state that you have\nadopted the report of your representative on the conciliation board, the spirit\not fairness mentioned at the close of the\nreport appears to be quite absent from\nyour communication.\n~b you have probably heard, It was\nour Intention to be governed by thp\nreport of the chairman of the conciliation board which sat in Greenwood\nearly In May, In so far as the propfcr\ncarrying on of our .business would allow, this affording, ln our opinion, a\nready solution of any difficulties existing between your organization and this\ncompany.\nSo long as your organization Is conducted upon the lines Indicated In -tfie\nchairman's report, there can be no objection to our receiving a committee of\nyour organization, the members of\nwhich are conversant with conditions,\ntot Intercede for one of your members\nwho may ahege tha,t he has been unjustly discharged, provided the individual has oeen unable to adjust the matter with the superintendent personally\nbefore referring it to your organization.\nThe chairman's report states that you\ndid not substantiate your charges oi\ndiscrimination, nor Is it our intention\nthat there should be any discrimination\nagainst your members without, however, in any sense abrogating the right\nof this company to hire and discharge\nsuch men as It considers best In Its own\ninterests and you will understand that\nany employee faithfully discharging his\nduties in the Interests of tue company\nwill be given every consideration,\nwhether belonging to your organization\nor not,\nIt had been our intention, prior to the\nreceipt of your letter, to resume work\nboth at the smelter and ihe Mothe\/\nLode mine as soon as a sufficient sup-\nplay of fuel had been accumulated at\nthe former point, and in this resumption\nthe members . of your organization\nwould have heen fairly dealt with, the\nsame as any one else. It Is with regret,\ntnerefore, that we note the stand you\ntake In your letter indicating as it does\na position biased in one direction; as\nwe had hoped your organization would\nadopt an attitude of fair dealing, which\nmust be essential to lis stability, as\nwell as Its harmonious relations with\nthis company.\nWe trust uiat you will consider thl\u00ab\na satisfactory reply to your communication and refrain from any action, the\neffect of which, must Impose unnecessary hardship on others who are not\nconnected with you. Yours, very truly,\nJ. E. MCALLISTER, Gen. Manager.\nGreenwood, B.C., June 24.\nKir. J. E. McAllister, Manager B. C.\ncopper Co., Anaconda, B.C.\njJear Sir\u2014I am in receipt of your\ncommunication of June 23, to the members of Greenwood Miners' union.\nI note what you say about a spirit\nof fairness and that the chairman. of\nthe board's report states that we did\nnot substantiate our charges of discrimination, but the members are not overlooking the fact that judge Wilson left\nGreenwood on the same train as your\nrepresentative.\nAnd when we consider that Mr. Cronyn was your guest while In Greenwood\nand the opinions expressed In his report must naturally be your opinions,\nwe fail to see any spirit of fairness as\nfar as thiB organization Is concerned.\nWe are willing to acknowledge that\nyou are the representative of the B.C.\nCopper company, but we also expect*\nthat you shall recognze Greenwlod Miners' union as represent'ng your employees and until such time as yon recognize this organization as representing your employees X tall to see any\npossiijaity of our arriving at a settlement j\nI wish to repeat to you what I have\ntold you before, that Greenwood Miners'\nunion is not looking for trouble and I\nwill delay taking any action until 7\np.m., June 25, and I will expect by that\ntime that you will let me know if you\nare willing to submit a \"wage scale for\nyour employees*' to Greenwood Miners'\nunion; also If you are willing to meet\na committee from Greenwood Miners'\nunion to adjust our grievances.\n* I believe that I can say for die members of Greenwood Miners' union that\nthey did not hear the report that It\nwas your intention to be governer by\nthe report of the chairman of the conciliation and investigation -board. Yours\nvery truly,\n(Signed) GEORGE HEATHERTON\nSec. Greenwood Miners' Union\nThe Secretary, Greenwood Miners\nUnion, Western Federation of Miners, Greenwood, B.C^\nDear sir\u2014Your communication of the\n24th Inst, has been received. Apparently you have misunderstood our letter\n'of the 23rd, although It appears to us\nquite clear and I trust tliat the members of your organization understand\nIts purport.\nAt your request the department of\nlabor at Ottawa granted a conciliation\nand investigation board and you have\nits findings. We have expressed to\nyour members our willingness to act\nalong the lines of the report of tlie Independent member of that hoard, a\ncounty court judge, who was appointed\nby the honorable minister of labor and\nthere is no mention in our letter of\n'this company's representative, fn.\nclosing tnis correspondence, we oh|i\nonly say that we have nothing further\nto add to our letter of the 23rd inst.\nYui's very truly,\nJ. E. MCALLISTER, Gen. Manager.\nTR4IN ROBBER KILLED\nDUEL BaiVlEN DETECTIVE AND\nBANDIT AT ASHCROFT\nOFFICER KILLS ONE BUT SHOT TO\nDEAiH BY 8EC1..D\nASH-CROFT, June 28.-A boat containing three men, suspected ot being tlie\n\u25a0train robbers, wus seen coining down tlu\nTliumjiHuii river piisi-iiiig penny'it station\nthis morning. The boat readied Ashcroft\n\u2022containing but two men. They were ordered by special constable Ike Decker to\npull Into shore and utter a land ng was\nmade one of the men stepped out of the\n,boat. Decker, who was ashore, culled on\n.him to surrender, levelling a Winchester\n.rltle. At the same Instant the man pulled\na. revolver, the shots being fired simultaneously and the robber fell dead. The\n\u2022second man, who wus still In the boat,\nthen opened fire, killing Decker \"Instant-\nli'. The murderer then escaped, heading\neastward along the rnllway, A posse\nhas stalled In pursuit.\nMINING AT PHOENIX\nInterest In Prospects Reviving and\nSigns of Expansion\nPHOENIX, June 28\u2014Shipping from\nthe No. 2 Granby crusher was suspended for a few days this week whi*e the\ncrusher was being repaired. The old\n6 horse power motor which operated\nthe crustier was replaced by a new 150\nhorse power motor, snipping from\nNo. 2 will be resumed in a dary or two.\nrne Argo Mining company has heen\ngranted a charter and will shortly put\nstock on the market. The company is\ndriving a tunnel at Greenwood to tap\nthe high grade teads at depth. The\ntunnel which is 6x8 feet is now In over\n100 feet, a force of nine men being employed. It Is expected that the first\nlead oG silver gold ore will be struck\nat 600 feet.\nJ. L. Martin Is about to let a contract\nfor a 200 foot tunnel on tue Rio Tinto\ngrup, suth of Phoenix. The Rio Tinto\ngroup includes seven different claims\non which a great deal of development\nhas already been done,\nH. B. iWalkem, engineer In charge of\nthe surveying for the C.P.R. branch\nfrom Phoenix south to Central camp,\nwas in town yesterday and states that\nthe survey will be completed (or the\n12 miles In about, two weekB. The\nroute wltl require the construction of\nconsiderable trestle work to cross the\ngulches. One bridge will be 200 feet\nlong and some 160 feet high.\nProspects on the west fork of the\nKettle river appear to-be taking a new\nlease of lire, many experts have visited\ndifferent properties which has resulted\nin several options being taken, the\nBelle and Dayton being among the recent claim secured. An effort hns also\nbeen made by one of the local companies to secure the Le Roi near Bride-\nviile.\nChief constabie Bunbury and constables Docksteader, Dlnsmore and\nAlexander left early this morning to patrol the .boundary line west of Midway\nand scour the country in the vicinity in\nsearch of the bandits who held up the\ntrain near Ducks last Tuesday. The\nlocal constables wero ordered out by\na message from provincial headquarters, as It Is expected that the bandits\nwill be making their way to the boundary through the Similkameen and\nOkanagan districts.\nRobert Poreshaw had his left arm\nbadly fractured this morninng in a runaway accident. A peculiar coincidence\nIs that he uad his right arm broken In\na similar way a year ago today.\n*.ii'e following officers of Phoenix hive\nL.O.T.M., were installed at the regular meeting of the hive on Tuesday\nevening last hy Mrs. J. C. Kemp, provincial commander: Lady commander,\nMrs. M, A. McKenzte; past lady commander, Mrs. C. McKelvey; record\nkeeper, Miss Bertha Heldmnn; L. at A.,\nMiss Mabel Heldman; sentinel, Miss\nTelpha Oxley.\nA pretty wedding toak place, in' St.\nJames1 church, Greenwood, on Wednesday last, when Miss Margaret Maud\nMlnkler was married to John Thomas\nBeattfe, manager of the Canadian bank\nof Commerce, hy Rev. V. V. Venaibles.\nThey left on a month's holiday to coast\n.dues.\nPROGRAM OUT\nSports Arranged for Ihe\nCelebration\nBIG SUCCESS IS ASSURED\nGOOD LIST OF EVENTS EMBRACING ALL KINDS OF SPORTS IS\nARRANGED FOR THURSDAY\nANu FRIDAY\u2014BOAT RACES\nWILL BE FEATURE\nThat the Dominion duy celebration on\nThursday and Friday next will be more\nsuccessful loan any similar event previously held in Nelson is assured iby\ntne excellence of tlie arraingements\nalready made by the committees In\ncliaigo- of tiie various attractions. At\na meeting held lost night the finance\ncommittee, of which Harry Wright is\nchairman, reported limit The success\nmet wuii had been most encouraging\nand that within the next few days tho\nrequisite amount of money for the different sports would be collected.\nOne of the greatest atl factions in the\nsplendid program arranged will be the\nboat race between Lou Scholes, (he\nunbeaten amateur champion of Canada,\nand T. D. DesBrlsay, champion of tho\nPaclllc coast, a race which will practically be for ttie championship of Can-\nuna, Mr. DesBrlsay has never been in\nbetter form nnd tcels confident or being able to maintain his magnificent\nrecord with Uie sculls. That the fight\nwill be a hard one is certain as even\nah\" oarsman of Mr. DesBrisay'g calibre\ncan have no sou snap against a man\nwho has curried off tlie fumous diamond\nsculls at Henley, one of the most treasured ot rowing honors. In addition to\nthe big boat race there will be many\nothers of various kinds, for men, women, mixed and also a number ol\nfreak races and other aquatic sports.\n'Uie launch races will also be no mean\nattraction to both local people and visitors. Bight cups are to be competed\nfor and it is expected that the entries\nwill be the largest yet received for any\nlaunch event on Kootenay lake. The\nsecretary is receiving a number of entries from Kaslo and other points on\nthe main lake\nThere will be two ift-rirse races for\nprizes aggregating $250, In connection\nwith ..these It is whispered that in addition to a horse which Is reputed to\nbe one of the best In the country a\n\"dark\" one will compete which will surprise tlie knowing ones. Two baseball\nmatches have been arranged for, one\nwith Rossland and the other with Ymir\nIt will be remembered that tha former\nteam gained a hard won victory over\nthe Nelson ball chasers a few days ago\nand It ts certain that the game between\nthe Golden and Electric cities will be\nboth keen and close. Boh are confident\nof victory. Another hind attraction\nwinch whl he of unusual Interest will\nbe the football match between Nelson\nand Riondel. Tlie latter, the well known\n\"Blue Bell boys\" are stated to ibe one\nof the hottest asssociation football aggregations in the country and Nelson\nwill have to look to Us laurels lest the\npurse, which Is being given as a prize,\nshould be curried back triumphantly\nto Riondel.\nNot by any means tlie least Important\nevent will be ihe children's sports on\nthe morning of the first day. They will\nbe one of the most picturesque and in*\nteresting attractions during the cele*\nbration. The two days of almost continuous sport will be brought to a fitting close by the grand illuminated\nwater carnival, coupled with a great\npyrotechnic display on Friday night.\nAlready certain enthuslastc launch\nowners have commenced to decorata\ntheir boats, one man whose ihoat made\na bg showing last year having taken\nthe precaution to lock his launch house\nand close all the cracks so that there\nmny be no ocbancc of a rival copying\nthe scheme of decoration which Is being so painstakingly carried out.\nihe following Is the program as far\nas it has at present been arranged:\nJuly 1st, Thursday\n9:30 a.m.\u2014Children's parade at. the\nPool Drug company's comer in preparation for the grand march, to the recreation grounds at 10 a.m. At the grounds\nafter singing two patriotic songs the\nchildren will be supplied with ice cream\nand will then commence the sports.\n1:30 p.m.\u2014iFoothall match, Nelson vs.\nRiondel.\n3:15 p.mh.\u2014Baseball match, Nelson\nvs. Rossland.\n2:15 p.m.\u2014First heat In open horse\nrace for purse of $150.\n3:00 p.m.\u2014 Second heat.\n3:15 p.m.\u2014Final heat.\n3:30 p.m.\u2014First heat In opon race,\nwinners of first and second prizes in\nthe previous event may not compete--.\nPurse, $100.\n3:45\u2014Second heat.\n4:30 p.m.\u2014Final heat.\nIn the evening there will be dunces\nat the Eagles 'hull nnd armory and an\nentertainment under the auspices of\nSt. Joseph's school at the opera house.\nThe Sisters and pupils of the school\nhave been preparing for this event for\nmany weeks and have now reached a\nWgh state of perfection ln the various\nattractions which nre to be presented-.\nThe program will include songs an\nthe lake, where the seuoad day s program\nwaa gone tluough, tne visitors from me\neast leaving by special train lor their\nhomes at 7 p. in. This, the second an-\nmial outing of the order, was lar In excess of all organhcaUons, una tue hotels\nof the city Were taxed to the r utmost lor\naccommodation on Thursday evening.\nA. 8. McKIm was married on Wednesday evening to Miss Florence Miller by\nthe Rev. F. W. Auvuch, Baptist minister,\nthe cetemony being pciionneu in tne\nchurch.\nWill Report Soon\nBUFFALO, June 28\u2014The International waterways commission which has\nbeen investigating the practicability of\nthe construction of the dam across Niagara river to raise the water leve. of\nthe great lakes has about finished its\nwork and the report, it is said, will be\nhanded to Uie United States government next month. Although the decision of the commission cannot be made\npublic, u is understood mat the majority of both the Canadian and American commissioners nre in favor of the\nproject.\nStill Modest\nLONDON, June 26 \u2014 Another of\nGeorge Bernard bnaw's plays \"Press\nCutting;\" has been forbidden production by the censor. Mr. Shaw in announcing tlie fact In a humorous letter\nto the Times, characterizes tlie censor's act us revenge because king Edward In his birthday honors knighted\nBeerbolim Tree, who was to have produced Mr, Siiaw's censored play, \"Show\nup of. Bianco Postnet at Night, and\nhe adds: \"It only remains for the king\nto make me a duke to complete the\nsituation,\"\nMilitant French Churchmen\nPARIS, June 28\u2014The attitude of cardinal Andrleu of Bordeaux who recent,y\nrefused to appear in court to answer\ncharges in connection with an alleged\nbreach of the separation law, has been\nwarmly endorsed by the militant bishops and clergy, and other prosecutions\nare threatened against churchmen who\nmenace the falthfu, with excommunication If they Interfere with church property forfeited under the law in question.\nMorgan in Charge\nLONDON, ouno 28\u2014J. P. Morgan and\ncompany who have been delegated to\nrepresent an American syndicate in the\nmatter of the Chinese loan of $27,500,-\n000 for the construction of the Han-\nhow Sze UHien railway have opened\nnegotiations with tlie bankers of London, Paris and Berlin concerned in the\nnegotiations, Morgan and company\nhave been fully posted as to the attitude of the state department.\nLibrary Directors\nBRET TON WOODS, N.H., June 28\u2014\nThe business session of the American\nlibrary association's annual conference\nwere begun here today and will continue until July 5. It ts expected that\niby evening all the 700 delegates wili\nbe present. Early this morning a ptjtrty\narrived from Canada and about 20 came\nfrom Boston.\nReactionaries in Power\nODESSA, .lime 28\u2014The municipality\nof Odessa which is now in the hands of\nreactionaries, lias brought an action\nagainst the municipal ofucers of 1905\ncharging them with misuse of. the city\nfunds. The disbursements that year\nincluded a large araoount for the maintenance of the special militia against\nthe anti-Jewish outbreaks.\nCeremonial Visit\nST. PETERSBURG, June 28\u2014A special delegation to thank emperor Nicholas tor sending an official representative to Pekin on the occasion of the\nfuneral of the late empress arrived\nhere today. It is headed hy minister\nof justice Tai Hong Esc, who will be\nreceived by the emperor at the end of\nthis week.\nNew Zealand Closing Law\nEWLL1NGTON, N.Z., June 28\u2014As a\nresult of a poll taken in November, WUS\n28 hotels In Aukland district are to be\nclosed. The Auckland licensed victual-\ners' association is canvassing its members In the hops of raising \u00a31000 for\ndistribution amongst licensees. Five\nhotels in the city of Auckland are to\nbe closed.\nHarvard Beats Yale\n.*EW LONDON, June 28\u2014The Harvard tour oared substitute crew Saturday defeated Yale II. lour in a mile\nrace, leading at the finish by half a\nlength of open water and thus taking\nfrom the crimson tlie opening race of\nthe Yule-Harvard regatta on tlie rlvsr\n1 names. The time was 5:32 2-5.\nRhoades Eliminated\nLONDON, June 28\u2014D. P. Rhoades of\nBoston, America's only representative\nin the lawn tennis championship tournament now being played at Wimbledon,\nwas eliminated from ihe contest on\nSaturday, being defeated by H. P. Barrett, three sets to one. The score was\n0*3, 5-7, 6-3.\nLight Sentence\nLONDON, Jtme2S\u2014Robert Isaac who\nunder the name of D. S. Wlndell last\nSeptember victimized the London and\nSouthwestern bank of $116,000, was\nsentenced to day in the Old Bailey to\n18 months,\nGerman Economist Dead\nBERLIN, June 28\u2014Prof. \u2022 Ernest von\nHalle, the political economist, died here\ntouay. He was born In 1888.\nKingsmill Honored\nO'l t'AIWlA, June 28 \u2014 Rear admiral\nKingsmill has been appointed honorary\naide de camp to the governor general.\nEastern Lacrosse\nAt Cornwall\u2014Torontos 14- Cornwall 5\nAt Montreal\u2014Montreal 6, Shamrock 3\nIS 5TIU0PEN\nC.P.R. May Yet Take Lease\nof Wharf\nF. W.PETERS COMING HERE\nAS SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE OF\nSECO..D VICE-PRESIDENT WM.\nWHYTE HE WILL CONFER WITH\nCITY COUNCIL ON SEVERAL\nMATTERS\nihe matter of the city wharf is not\nyet. beiiled. William Wliyie, btcond\nvice-piesment of uie C.P.R. and the\nlugiiest oificial of the company in western. Lanada, has telegrapned mayor\nbeious asking that ihe negotiations be\nresumed una tnat their scope be extended to cover many other subjects\noi interest io Uie city and the railway\ncompany.\nm.v, Wnyte's telegram and an 'explanatory letter irom K W. Peters, who Is\non nis way to Nelson as a special envoy from Mr Whyte, were the chief subjects of Interest at last night's council\nmeeting*, which was the shortest un re-\ncorit, lusting barely half an hour.\nThe council met at 8 o'clock with\nmayor Selous in tne chair, others present being aldermen McMorris, Steed,\ntuatthew and Kerr.\nThe minutes of the last meeting wers\nlead and adopted.\nihe following telegram und letiei:\nwere read by the mayor;\n\"Referring to Mr. Peters' letter a*\n24Ui inst. there are other matters that\nshould be considered and settled and\nMr. Peters wltl go west tonight to discuss matters with you and your council and 1 trust that you will arrahgje\nto meet nliu either hy calling a special\nmeeting with the council or by any\nouier nieihod as may seem best to von.\n\"l&igned) \\V. WHYTE.\"\n\"In reference to our leasing the city\nwharf at Nelson. 1 have been instructed\nby our second vlcepresident to write\nyou and explain the reason for the delay In giving you a definite answer in\nregard to ibis matter.\n\"Mr, Whyte haa been absent for some\nweeks and as he has only just recent\nly returned he has only now had an opportunity of going into the matter a-nd\nI hope you will hear from us definitely\nthrough our operating officials lu a\nweek or so.\n\u25a0(Signed) P. W. PETERS.\"\nit was resolved that an adjourned\nmot ting should be held Wednesday\nnight.\nThe road tax bylaw, No. Ufl and special rate tax bylaws Nob, 200, 201 and\n202 were introduced and passed through\nall stages and Aid. .McMorris gave notice for the final motions,\n-id. ivlcMorris also gave nolice of u\nbylaw to authorize tlie borrowing of\n$1)0,000 on tne security of the preseh|t\nyears' taxes.\nAid. Steed for the cemetery committee reported that conditions now are\nentirely satisfactory or would be as\nsoon as the new water pipe was In\nplace.\nA request was read from G. Horstead\nnf the Dominion day celebration eonir\nmittee for the control of the recreation\ngrounds (luring the celebration. The re-\nquest was granted,\nThe mayor stated that, lie had iV\nstructed the chief of police to tnke\nsuch stops as he thought necessaity\nduring the celebration.\n'Ine city engineer was Instructed to\nprepare a statement of the actual coat\nof cement sidewalk construction.\nThere was some discussion of a complaint auuui damage from surface water on tne corner of Mill and Hall\nstreets and also of a hole on Latimer\nstreet.\nThe salaries for the month were then\npassed, the school teachers' salaries (or\nJuly being authorized in advance.\nThe council then adjourned to Wednesday, June HO.\nTen Years to Build\nLONDON. June 28\u2014The new gallery\nof the Victoria and Albert museum In\nSouth Kensington, the foundation stone\nof which was laid in 180!) by the late\nqueen Victoria, were formally opened\nby king Edward today. When finally\ncompleted it will be one of the largest in the world.\nOne Good Result\nLONDON, June 28\u2014The Graphic guys\nthe imperial press conference has\nachieved something substantial hy persuading the Pacific cable board to reduce its rates. If this example la followed by oilier cable companies' the\nconference will have fully justified iis\nall too ephemeral existence.\nMay Bear Arms\nWASHINGTON, June 28\u2014Permission\nhas been granted by the United States\nto the 6th regiment of the Canadian\nartillery, armed and equlppgd, to enter\nthe United States Ju-y 1 for tiie purpose of attending the Seattle expoyi-\ntion.\nNew York Lacrosse Game\nNEW YORK, June 28\u2014Tho Crescent\nathletic club defeated the Toronto athletic ossaoclatlon In their annual game\nof lacrosse played at Buy Ridge today\n6*0.\nEpidemic Abating\nST. PETERSBURG, Juno 28 \u2014 The\nnumber of cbo.era cases recorded during the past 24 hours shows a diminution, only 61 cases were remooved to\nthe hospital and there were '30 deaths.\n \u2014**\n\u2014~\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\n\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 '\npage two\n\u2022Site Sally _\\mm.\nTUESDAY JUNE 29\n'ire-box\n^ThisCupJointt.\n.. ^events escape\"\nof gas or smoke\n% A fire-box which consists of several\npieces merely bolted together is not a\nsafe fire-box. Bolts are liable to work\nloose, allowing the pieces to spring apart.\nGas, smoke and dust escape\u2014to say nothing of the heat\nwasted\u2014and find their way all through the house, which is bad for\nyour house furnishings and worse for your health.\nAnd that's the kind of fire-boxes common furnaces have.\nBut the \"Magnet\" fire-box\u2014it's different. Consists of only\ntwo pieces of heavy cast iron, securely fastened together byuur\nfamous \"cup joint.\"\nPicture shows a section of the fire-box of\nMcClaiyfc\nFurnace\nand illustrates this feature better than words can describe it.\nUpper and lower sections are accurately fitted tog-ether and\nlined With a layer of asbestos cement, which unites them so\nfirmly together that they become practically one piece. Can\nnever come apart. Furthermore, the two sections are tightly\nbolted together every live and a half inches \u2014 which adds\nadditional strength to ihe \"cup joint.\"\nFire-box is absolutely proof against the escape of foul gases,\nsmoke or dust. And heat is kept tn the inside, where every unit\ncan be utilized for your con.fort.\nIt's a safe, trustworthy furnace, built to last, is ihe \"M-Vgnet.\"\nli'jilt for wood, but will i.i.-o born coal.\nSold by enterprising dealers everywhere.\nSPORTINGJNEWSOFDAY\nDICK HYLAND KNOCKS OUT LEACH\nCROSS\nSHRUdB QUITS IN RACE WITH\nLONGBOAT\nSAN FRANCISCO, June 2S\u2014Figlitlng\nDick Hyland knocked out Leacli Cross\nof New York in the 41st round of a\nscheduled 45 round bout at Coima on\nSaturday afternoon. The fight was one\nor the moBL sensational of modern lils-\ntry and was characterized by tlu* game-\nJiess and recuperative powers of the\nNew York pugilist. He was floored\nfully 15 limes during the contest and\nafter the 25th round practically was on\nthe defensive only. This was Cross\"\ninitial battle in California and the first\ntime he had ever fought over ten\nrounds. He started in as chipper as a\nlark and for the first ten round? he\nwas calm and cool. His great clever\nness gave him the advantage in the\nearlier rounds and it looked for a time\nas tlioug-ti he would out point his rugged antagonist.\nNew York Club Meet\nNEW YORK, June 28\u2014John A. Flanagan, tlie Irish American athletic her-\ncules, won the championship at Uie\nfirst annual games of the New York\nclub held at American league party on\nSaturday. His throw of the 16 pound\nhammer established a new world's record, in his first throw he sent the\nhammer 179 feet and followed with a\nthrow of 180 feet. His best previous\nthrow Was 175 feet 10 1-2 inches. The\nevents were international In character.\n't ne first was tlie one mile handicap in\nwhich ||. A. Wilson, England's champion mile runner, was one of the four\nstarters, He was on scratch with\nMichael Drlscoll of Yonkers. Harvey\nCohen and bis club mate, Rellly ofi tbe\nIrish American, held the 25 and ?,n\nyards respectively. Cohen won in 4:2P>\nand was live yards ahead of Rlle,v who\nwas ten yards ahead of Wilson. Emillo\nLughi of Italy, who ran second to Sheppard hi the 800 metre race in London\nlast year, finished third to Gesslng ami\nHayward, two local club members In tbe\n600 yard race. The leading scores by\npoints were Irish American A.C. 1\":\nNew York A.C, 25; Yale university 10.\nMeadowbrook Wins\nLONDON, June 28\u2014The Meadow-\nbrook, Long si and polo team, defeated\nthe Wombly club 4-2 Inl a practice\ngame yesterday. L. B. Stoddart took\nthe place of H. P. Whitney, who Is\nnursing a shoulder strained in the\nAnglo-American game on June 23. l:\nIs hoped that Mr. Whitney will be fully\nrecovered In time to play in the second\ngame for the American polo cup which\ntakes place on June 30,\nShrubb Had to Stop\nTORONTO, June 28\u2014In a 20 mile\nrace on Saturdny between Shrubb and\nLongboat. Shrubb dropped out at 15 1-2\nmiles, Longboat finishing alone In two\nhuts and two minutes. Shrubb's failure to continue was due to his right\nleg giving out, Shrubb was leading by\nthree-quarters of a lap when he had\nto stop.\nSam McVey Gets Decision\nPARIS, June 28 \u2014 Sam McVey of\nCalifornia got the decision in the 15th\nround Saturday over Jim Harry, the\nheavyweight pugilist of Chicago. Tho\nreferee Disqualified Harry IJor fouling.\nThe match was scheduled to go . 21)\nrounds.\nCanadian is Second\nLONDON. June 28\u2014At the open athletic meeting at Wolverhampton Saturday T. J. Gartmell of the university\nof I'ennsylvania, won the 100 yard dash\nIn 10 1-5 seconds and the 300 yards\nin 111 :!*o. Robert Atlern, the Canadian\nsprinter was second In the 100 yards.\nKeene Adds Another\nSHEBPSHEAD BAY, June 28\u2014Jas.\nR. Keene on Saturday added another\nrick stake to his already long list when\nIlls colt Hilarious easily won tlie $20,-\n000 Tidal stakes at 1 1-4 miles. The\nWonderful Growth in Sales During\nThe year Just passed will long be remembered for Hie financial and commercial depression. Business houses\nall over Canada were affected. Most of\nthorn show a loss over 1907. Some did\nabout as much business last year as in\nthe preceeding one. A few\u2014a very few\n\u2014show substantial gains. In spite of\n\"hard times\" and \"financial depression\"\nthe sales of \"Frult-a-tives\" doubled in\n1908 over 1907.\nThe National Drug & Chemical Co. of\nCanada Limited bought \"Prtlk-fl-tlves\"\nin 100 gross lots (14,000 boxes). Lyman Sons & Company of Montreal,\nand Lyman Brothers In Toronto,\nalso ordered \"Fruit-n-tlvos\" by\nthe hundred grow lots. These big\nwholesalers bought such big orders\nsimply because the retail dealers ordered so many boxes of \"Frult-a-tlves\"\u2014\nand the dealers had to keep \"Frult-a-\ntlves\" always In stock to supply the\nconstantly Browing demand of people in\nevery section of Canada.\nTo-day, \"Frult-a-tlves\" are the most\npopular family medicine in the Dominion. In the big cities, In the smaller\ntowns, on farms and ranches, \"Fruit-a-\ntlves\" ore the standby In curing all\nforms of Stomach, Liver, Bowel, Skin\nand Kidney Trouble. Rheumatism,\nHeadaches end Neuralgia.\nAre you a sufferer from any of the\ndiseases? Don't hesitate a moment.\nGet a box of \"Frnit-a-Uves\" \u2014 take\nthem according to directions\u2014and they\nWill cure without fall. uOe a box, C for\nS2.50, or trial size, 25c. At dealers or\nfrom Frult-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.\nKootenay Fruit Lands\nWe bave tor Bale in the old\ntried and proven districts of\nTarrys and Thrums, a number of\n10, 15 and 25-acre lots that we\nare offering on easy terms. When\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 In untried districts. Profit by the experience of others.\nFor full particulars apply to\ngeo. g. Mclaren,\n606% Baker St., Nelson.\nKeene colt so outclassed bis field tbat\nhe wus held at the prohibitive price\nof 2 to 5 with only the big bettors backing him. \t\nObject to Strong Medicines.\nMany people object to taking the strong\nmedicines usually prescribed tiy physicians\nfor rlieilinntlsm. There Is no need of internal treatment In any case of muscular\nor chronic rheumatism, nnd more than\nnine out of every ten cases of the disease\nare of one or the other of these varieties.\nWhen there is no fever and little (if any)\nswelling, you may know that It Is only\nnecessary to apply Chamberlain's Liniment\ntreely to get quick relief. Try It. For\nsale by all Drug-gists and Dealers.\nCOLUMBIA\nDISC UC01OS Ut\nDouble - Discs\nft\n2 record! Bt t*.*\" pf.\n\u2022ingle price 03C\nDon't spend another cent for\ntalking-machine records till you\nhave seen and heard Columbia\nDouble-Disc Records. They fit\nany machine, and outwear any\nother records ln the world. Double\nvalue for your moneyt.Call inl\nGet a catalog Ir\nW, G. Thomson\nSole Agent, Nelson, B. C.\nfwv ri\u00abrrcU cU\nRainier Beer is the Best Beer.\nMInard's Liniment itea ny pnyslclans.\nHere Is\nWhat You Want\nCLOTHING, BOOT8 and SHOES,\nGRANITEWARE, STOVES,\nTRUNKS and VALISES.\nAU goods to be sold inside sixty\ndayB.\n25 Per Cent. Below Cost.\nSILVER KING MIKE\nFruit Lands\nOrchards\nI am Belling some of tbe best\not my carefully selected fruit\nlands, undeveloped and In different stages * of development, at\nBonnington Falls, the West Arm,\nBlocan branch, Lardo, at low\nprices and on easy terms.\nI have great advantages to offer. Particulars on application.\nJ. J. Campbell\nWillow Point P. O.\nEast Duntulm Steamer Landing.\nFOR SALE\nI am instructed to offer for immediate sale one of tiie prettiest\nresidences in this city with three\nlots. Building and garden in\nstrictly first-class condition. All\nmodern conveniences. Suitable\nfor small family. Special price\nto cash 'buyer. Will be sold for\nmuch less than it is worth. Owner leaving district Hudson's Bay\nBlock.\nR. J. STEEL\nAlice Kink\nDancing\nEvery Evening\n5c\nWILKINSON'S ORCHESTRA\nDancing class-7:30 to 8:30 or\nby special arrangement.\nJOHN BURNS\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.\nA> }* Henderson\nEYE SPECIALIST\nRefracting Oculist, Doctor of\nOptics and Scientific Optician,\nof 'loronto, Ont.,\nWill Be In Nelson\nFrom Jane 23 to 3Q\nAt Canada Drug & Book\nCo\/s Store\nHaving spent four years at\nthe Medical College and seven\nyears in charge of the Optical\nParlors for John Wattless &\nCo., one of the largest In tha\ncity of Toronto, I am now In\na position to do the highest\nclass of eye specialty work.\nCall and have your eyes thoroughly examined.\nSatisfaction'* guaranteed.\nDid You Ever\nWant to Smoke?\nand find yourself alone without\nmatches?\nIT'S AWKWARDI\nSo it is to be poorly dresssd.\nWe provide you with suits that\ncommand respect, and give you\nthat \"Equal to anybody\" feeling,\nDave Small & Co.\nExpert Tailors\nOpposite Hudson Bay Stores.\nE. K. STRACHAN\nPlumber. Steam arid Hot Water Heating, Copp Stoves and Ranges\nYou M\u00abst Call And\nlee the new designs In the Sunbeam\nand Silver Queen Ranges\nP. O. Box 667. Phon 262.\n313 Baker Street NELSON\ntil\ntil\ntil\ntil\ntil\ntil\ntil\n11\/\nili\ntil\ntil\ntil\ntil\ntil\ntil\ntil\ntil\ntit\ntil\ntil\ntil\ntil\ntil\ntil\ntil\ntil\nti\ntil\ntil\ntil\ntil\nNelson, B-C\n2 Days 2\nJULY i to 2\nDominion Day\nCELEBRATION\nNelson, B*C.\n2 Days 2\nJULY \\ to 2\n\u2022 , Thursday, Jtily I * *\nCHILDREN'S PARADE\nBASEBALL-Nelson vs. Rossland\nFOOTBALL-Nelson vs. Blue Bell Mine\nHORSE RACES\nHalf-Mile Open, best two in three\nHalf-Mile Local, best two in three\nFOOT RACES\n100 Yds. and 220 Yds. Professional\n5-Mile Open\n100 Yds. Amateur. 5 Mile Amateur\nGRAND BALL IN NEW EAGLES' HALL\nThree Days' Grand P-Ue Shoot cf Ihe Interior of British Columbia Rifle Association\nat ihe Government Range\nN\nE\nS\nO\nN.\n. . Friday, July 2 * *\nBASEBALL-Nelson vs. Ymir.\nWATER SPORTS\u2014Singles, Doubles, Mixed. Canoe Races, Swimming\nRaces, Greasy Pole, Launch Races\nEVENT NATIONAL-One and a Half Miles Sing'e Sculls\nLOU SCHOLES vs. T. DES BRISAY\nOf Toronto\nWinner ol tlie Diamond Sculls, Henley\nOf Nelson\nChampion of the Pacific Coast\nFor the Championship of Canada\nThe Celebration to Conclude with a Grand\nILLUMINATED PARADE AND WATER CARNIVAL\nReduced Rates on All Transportation Lines\nNelson, B. C.\nJULY J to 2\nW. IRVINE\nChairman\nG. HORSTEAD\nSecretary\nBox 392 Nelson, B. C.\nNelson, B. C.\nJULY J to 2\nfl\nfl\nfl\nfl\nfl\nfl\nfl\nfl\nfl\nfl\nfl\nfl\nfl\nfl\nfl\nfl\nfl\nfl\nfl\nA\nfl\nfl\nfl\nfl\nA\nfl\nM\u00abW:MM**^M\u00abM*M\n TUESDAY JUNE 29\nffihe fpattjj Slenwu\ntfU\n*\u00bbA01 THRU\nTke (net raeeeti of Dr. Piene'e Golden Medial Dii.\noorery at atrial week Hantehi, wetted bodice, week\nloot., ood ob>ti\u00ab\u00abt\u00ab end Ikjeriaf eoodhe, ii beeed on\nthe recognition ei the fandeeteetel troth Hut \"Golden\nMediad Dieooverr\" supplies Netore with bodr-boild-\nta|, tissue-repiiriai, muscl-.m\u00bbki-J tuterieli, ia on-\ndenied end eoneentnted fern. With thii help Netura\nenppliee the necisisry \u25a0tren|th to the staunch to difeit\nfood, build up tho body end thenbr threw of Holering\nobttJnete Moths. Tbe \"Dieoorerf\" n-e.tebli.bei tbe\ndbjeetlm end ntritfra orfus In mat health, perils,\nand enriebee tbe Hoed, and noartahee the name\u2014ia\n\/\/ rear taalar altera aamatklnt \"la* aa tact,\"\nH la prakebty tetter FOR HIM\u2014It paya better.\nBat raa are tUattat at tae ear* aat the promt, aa\ntterca aetata, \"laat aa toot '\u2022 tar yea. tar aa,\nDr, Piereo'e Common Senee Medici Adrl-er, In Plain English; or, Med-\njeiae Simplified, 1008 peiee, oyer 700 illattntiona, newly revised up-to-date\nBditiop, paper-bound, eent for 31 ooe-eent stamps, to cover coat of mailing\neel). Uoth-bomd, SO stamp.. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.\n\"Swell firoaaor*\nOur Styles\nAre not \"late,\" they are on \"time.\"\nAnd you can see just haw your suit\nwill look before you feel that you must\nbuy it. You hate to order a suit and\nnot take it, don't you ?\nWe can show you not one suit, but\na hundred.\n$?.00 to $30.00\nWe can also show you that will save\nyou. money.\nWe don't ask you to buy\u2014only to\nlook.\nJ. A. GILKER\nThe Home of Semi-Ready Clothing\nS10 Baker Street Nelson, B. C.\nPROSPECTORS\nTo Sheep Creek\n0*n outfit at Salmo .the distributing point for tbe Gold district which\n, has paid from the grass roots. ._,\nEverything carried ln stock for Miners and Prospectors. Groceries,\nMiners' Supplies, Hardware, Boots and Shoes.\nTents \u2022 - $5.00 and \u00abp\n, Blankets \u25a0 $3.50 to $10.00\nCamp Stoves - $4.50 to $10.00\nMiners'Boots $2.75 to $7.50\nGroceries at market prices, put up in cotton\n> sacks\nFree telephone service to and from different points on Sheep Creek\nto our store.\nWHOLESALE\nRETAIL\nSalmo Trading Co. Ltd.\nStore Opposite Station\nNEWS OP THE DOMINION\nST. JOHN, June 28\u2014Rev. Thomas S.\nWanvert, Baptist minuter, aged 91,\nfell dead fn his pulpit while preaching\nat Harland yesterday.\nMONTREAL. June 28 \u2014 Provincial\ntreasurer Weir expects another surplus\nof over half a million dollars for th\u00a9\nprovince for the year ending tills month\nWINNIPEG, June 28\u2014It is reported\nthat Lewis James, whose wife was murdered at ner home, this city, April 22,\nhas lett the city and his whereabout?\nare unknown.\nSTRATFORD, June 28\u2014Frank Rough\na negro, was hanged here this morning\nfor the murder of Mrs. Wm. reake,\nabout fi6 years old, in Down township\nlast September,\nOTTAWA, June 28\u2014The dominion\nrailway commission wlli hear the\ncomplaint from the Dominion Mil-\nlens 'association and the Manitoba Fruit\nGrowers association as to termina. elevator charges at Fort William, on July fi\nKINGSTON, June 28\u2014William Robinson, who gave the casting vote tha\/\nousted .ioiin Sanlield Macdonald from\npower and put Oliver Mowat Into office\nIn On'arlo, la critlca.Jy ill ln the general hospital here.\nMONTREAL, June 28\u2014The court of\nappeals today reversed the judgment\nof the court ofi review which disqualified seven members of the finance committee for having illegality authorized\nthe payment of mayor Payette's expenses of the trip to Europe. Tbe aldermen are now safe in their seats and\nwill not be called upon to reimburse\nthe city the amount involved.\nEDMONTON, .nine 28\u2014Inspector CuUi\nbert has left for Fort Saskatchewan.\nAn investigation will be made into the\nconduct of the mounted police station\nat Entwhlstle. The investigation will\nhe held by tbe commissioner under the\nprovincial police act. Witnesses may\nhe summoned and compelled to give\nevidence under oath and those professing to have knowledge of the condi-\n\"JUST OUT\"\nis just out. It is\nDay & Martin's\nLatest Shoe Polish\nThose who have tried it, say it is\nN _-&&*_$&_ Day&Mar\"\ntin's best.\nAsk your\ndealer.\nCHAS. GYDE I\nAgent foi Ginsda I\nMontreal. 1\nA Healthy Ufe\nA Happy Home\nto be had on a BRITISH COLUMBIA\nFARM in the British Columbia Southern,\nColumbia and Kootenay, and Columbia\nand Western Railway Companies' Land\nGrants. Farm Lands eminently suited for\nthe raising of\nFruit, Grain or Stock\nmay be purchased in these Grants at low-\nfigures for cash, or on Easy Terms, from the\n**h \u25a0\t\nCanadian Pacific Railway\nTimber Lands of the highest character,\nsituated in these Grants, are offered for sale\nin blocks of from 640 acres upwards.\nGood Shipping\nFacilities\nEasy Transportation\nFor Maps, Application Forms, Regulations and Literature apply to\nJ. S. DENNIS\nAsst. to 2nd Vice-President\nNo. 100 9th Ave. West,\nCalgary, Alberta.\nTown Lots for Sale in Nelson\ntlohs alleged to exist there will be required to tell what they know of these\nmatters. \t\nAccidents at Granby\n(Specinl to The Dally News.)\nGRAND FORKS, June 28\u2014Joseph La-\ndels, employed in the Granby smeiter,\nwas run over hy a dinkey engine today\nand bad both legs broken. His right\nleg had to be amputated and his left\nleg fas set, He sustained numerous\nother cuts on his body and face bujt\nnot of a serious nature. He is confined to the hospital where he is doing\nas well as could be expected.\nP. Matheson, the Granby brakeman\nwho was run over in the smelter In-\ntbe smelter yards iast week and had\nliis spine flractured, was operated on\nhere today and a piece of bone removed, but the spinal cord was cut Unit\nno hopes of his recovery are entertained.\nRainier Beer is the Best Beer.\nHave You Found Out Wherein Lies the\nDifference Between the Other Flours\nand Robin Hood Flour?\nWe can tell you some of the points of superiority.\nFor instance, that better wheat goes into the making of\nRobin Hoed. That it is made with greater care, with\nmore flour-experience back of it.\nBut you yourself can learn more about its superiority\nthan we can tell you, and learn it in the best way.\nThat is by buying a bag of Robin Hood and making\na thorough test of it. That will convince you far more\nthoroughly than what we say to you. You will then know\nfor yourself what beautifully light, nutritious bread it\nmakes, and how much one bag makes compared with\nother flours.\nThat will prove to you that it is better to use \"Robin\nHood\" than any other flour, and you can get this proof at\nno danger or loss, for if after two fair trials you find that it\nis unsatisfactory, you can send it back, and your grocer\nwill return your money. But we know from the experience of thousands of others that you will be satisfied\nwith it.\nN.B.\u2014Always add more water with Robin Hood\nflour. Note the result.\nThe Saskatchewan Flour Mills Co., Ltd.\nMoose Jaw, Saskatchewan\nI Know You\nlike fresh local fruits. We have\nsome of the nicest, cleanest,\nJuiciest\nStrawberries\nyou ever tasted.\n2 Boxes for 25c\nAlso New Potatoes, 5c. per\nIb. at\nJoy's Cash Grocery\nCorner of Josephine and Mill Streets.\nJoy \\\\..l meet Yoa at the Door.\nP. O. Box 637. Telephone 19\nFine Tailoring\nGentlemen can be sure of getting a smart, up-to-date suit at\nC Holloway ____\nPit, style and workmanship or\nthe best.\nCleaning, pressing and repairing on shortest notice.\n507 BAKER STREET\nLate Toye, Taylor & McQuarrle\nPhone 61\nLadies' Tailoring\nA $100 Typewriter\nfor 17 Cents a Day!\nPiease read the headline over again.\nThen its tremendous significance will\ndawn upon you.\nAn Oliver Typewriter\u2014the standard\nvisible writer\u2014the $100 machine\u2014the\nmost highly perfected typewriter on\nthe market\u2014yours for 17 cents a day.\nThe typewriter whose conquest of\ntlie commercial world is a matter of\nbusiness history\u2014yours for 17 cents\na day.\nThe typewriter that is equipped\nwith scores of such conveniences as\n\"The Balance Shift\"\u2014\"The Ruling Device\"\u2014\"The Double Release\"\u2014\"The\nLocomotive Base\"\u2014\"The Automatic\nSpacer\"\u2014-\"Tiie Automatic Tabulator\"\n\u2014\"Tlie Disappearing Indicator\"\u2014\"The\nAdjustable Paper Fingers\"\u2014\"The Set-\nentitle Condensed Keyboard\"\u2014all\nYours for\n17 Cents a Day\nWe announced\nthis new sales\nplan recently,\njust to feel the\npulse of the\npeople. Simply\na siimll cash\npayment \u2014then\n17 cents a day.\nThat Is the plan\nin a nutshell.\nThe result has been such a deluge\nof applications for machines that we\nare simply astounded.\nThe demand conies from people of\nall classes, all ages .all occupations.\nThe majority of inquiries lias come\nfrom people of known financial standing who were attracted by the novelty\nof the proposition. An impressive demonstration of the Immense popularity of the Oliver Typewriter.\nA startling confirmation of our belief that the Era of Universal Typewriting is at hand.\nTr)o..\nOLIVET*\nTypeWri-tcr\nA Quarter of a Million People\nAre Making Money with\nThe Standard Visible Writer\nThe Oliver Typewriter is a moneymaker, right from tlie word \"go.\" So\neasy to run that beginners soon get\nin the \"expert' 'class. Earn as you\nlearn. Let the machine pay the 17\ncents a day\u2014and all above that is\nyours.\nWherever you are. there's work to\nbe done and money to be made by using the Oliver. Tlie business world is\ncalling for Oliver operators. There are\nnot enough to supply the demand.\nThoir salaries are considerably above\nthose of many classes of workers.\n\"An Oliver Typewriter tn Every Home\"\nTliat is our battle cry- We have\nmade the Oliver supreme in usefulness\nand absolutely indispensible In business. Now comes the conquest of tbe\nhome.\nThe simplicity and strength of the\nOliver fit it for family use. It Is becoming an important factor in tlie\nhometralnlng of young people. An\neducator as well as a money maker.\nOur new selling plan puts the Oliver\non the threshold of every home In\nAmerica. Will you close tho door of\nyour home or office on this remarkable Oliver opportunity?\nWrite for further details of our easy\noffer and a free copy of the new Oliver catalog. Address\nThe Oliver Typewriter Company\nThe Oliver Typewriter Building\nChicago, Illinois.\nC. D, Griffin and Poole Drug Co.\nLocal Agents\nHOTEL DIRECTORY\n[he Office &\u00ab?\u00ab.\nDrop In and sample the newest Importation\nKing William IV.\n(v.o.p.) Scotch Whiskey\nThis whiskey Is guaranteed SO years\nold before hottled at Leith, Scotland.\nRemember te* eerre nothing bat the\nbest Uquers, wines, whiskeys, beers\nand cigars on the market.\nYOUNG * BOYD, Proprietors.\nSilver King Hotel\nBaker Street, Nelson.\nRegular Boarders, 16.00 per week.\nRates 11.26 per day.\n\u25a0est 25 Cent Meal In the City.\nWM. NEUENDORF, Prop.\nJSelson Hotel Bar\nBaker Street, Nelson, B. C.\nINK AND WARD, Props.\nTry a \"GIN RICKEY\"\nMade from California limes, specially\nimported.\nFor a cool, satisfying smoke\nTry \"A Savannah\" Cigar\nBartlett House\nG. 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-\ntenlence given to the travelling public.\nElectric piano. Culsint unexcelled.\nRates $1 per day.\nSlierbrooke House\nNELSON, B. O.\nOne minute's walk from C. P. R. station. Cuisine unexcelled; well heit.J\nand ventilated.\nBOYER BROS., Proprietors.\nEmpire Hotel\n(Late Sunnyslde.)\nBaker Street, Nelson,\ni'he house Is thoroughly remodelled\nthroughout. Clean rooms.\nWeekly Boarders $6.00.\nRates $1.00 per dny \u25a0\u00bb\nTemperance house; home comforts;\nbest eook In the city.\nMRS. J. E. HARRIS, Proprietress.\nAthabasca Saloon\nBest Wines and Liquors in stock, ,\nOyster Cocktails. )\nIVENS 4 PHILBERT, Proprietors\nNtLSON CAit\nLARGE COMMODIOUS DINING\nROOM\nPROMPT AND COURTEOUS\nSERVICE.\nMEALS SERVED AT ALL\nHOURS\nELEGANTLY FURNISHED\nROOMS IN CONNECTION _\nA. AUDET, Proprietor\nPhone 275.\nHotel Outlet p^.'-c\nGreatly enlarged, new furnishings,\nmodern conveniences .large balconies,\ndancing pavilion, netv row boats.\nFishing, Boating, Bathing, Sandy\nBeach .The best place to spend your\nvacation. Write or wire for rooms\ng. 6 l. snow, props.\n~ rosslandT\nthe hoffman annex, rossland,\nB. C\u2014Greon & Smith, Props. Centrally\nlocated. European and American plan.\nCommercial travellers will And light,\ncomfortable sample rooms, a special qId-\nlnit room and excellent accommodations\nat The Hoffman. Batha, bowling alley,\neteam laundry.\t\nPHOENIX\nHOTEL BROOKLYN, PHOENIX, B. C-\nTht only up to date hotel ln Phoenix.\nNew from cellar to roof. Beat sanplt\nroomi ln the Boundary. Bath room In\nconnection. Steam heat. Opposite Or\u00ab*i\nNortharn depot. Jamee Marsball, prop.\nARROWHEAD.\nTU UNION HOTEL, ARROWHBAD-\n!p*clal attention Riven to commercial\nmen and tourists. First elaai sample\nrooms. Fines*-, scenery ln Brltisb Coiu\u00ab.\nbit, BTorlockln^ Upper Arrow UU*. W.\nJ. LUrhtburnt. proprietor,\n~~ GRrtND FORKS, B.C.\nPROVINCE HOTEL-Grand Forks, B. L\\,\nIh the newest nnd beBt appointed botel\nIn tho Interior of British Columblu. ami\noffers to the travel lint**- public the best\naccommodation obtainable. The building\nIs all newly furnished throughout and la\nthe only fire proof hotel In the city. E.\nLarsen. Proprietor.\nCOMAPLIX\nQUEEN'S HOTEL- Comnpllx, Crief\nVomit;. Prop! Best of wines, liquors und\ncigars. Travellers lo Pish Creek will\nfind excellent accommodation ut this\nhotel. Siumile room ior commercial\ntravellers is m x 55, out of ihe larssst\nin the Kootennys.\nrhe F.Ccllner Electric co.\nKLBCTRICAL CONTRACTORS\nOfllce\u2014Cor. Josephine and Victoria,\nPhone A. 89.\nArmature Winding and Bleetrleal\nRepairs. Light and Power Plants\nInstalled Complete, also Telephones,\nHotel Annunciators, Electric Signs,\nAutomatic Fire Alarma. Honse\nWiring, and Th* Apple Automatic\nBparker.\nPrompt Service and Ipecial Attention |Wen to all work.\n tAoi rour.\n.\nSpecial line men's straw hots,\n50c. each.\nMen's Summer Socks\nLisle, cotton or cashmere. Newest of the newest and nicest, 25c,\n35c, 50c, and 65c a pair,\nMen's Shirt Special\nSoft bosom at |1, $1.25, $1.50,\nand $1.75, neat patterns.\nMen's working shirts for 50c.\nExtra value.\nGreater values and deeper cuts in shoes than ever this week\nin men's women's and children's, ihe place where your dollars bring\ntheir value. *\nBROWN & CO., Baker St.\nDecorations, Fireworks, etc.\nFor Dominion Day Celebration\nWe have made the fullest possible provision for your wants in these\nlines.\nPAPER FESTOONING firom 10\ncents a string up.\nFLAGS ON STICKS from 2 for\n5c, 5c each. 10c. each and up.\n(FLAGS, best wool bunting; all\nsizes from $1.25 up.\nAlso cotton decoration fiags\nwith out sticks.\nCONFETTI, 5c. package.\nFIREWORKS, Fire Crackers,\nCannon crackers, etc., from 5c. per\npackage up to 50c. each. Roman\nCandles Trom 5c. each up; Triangle wheels 10 and 20 cents\neach; Sky Rockets, 5c each nnd\nup, etc.\nELECTRIC SPARKLERS, 16c. a\nbox, 2 boxes for 25c.\nCHINESE LANTERNS, lOctf\neach and up.\nSWAGGER CANES, 15c. each,\nwith colors 25c each.\nW. O.\nTHOMSON -++-**\u25a0\n*>hene M.\nBookseller and Stationer\nA\nSUBJECT TO CONFIRMATION\nWE WILL BUY WE WILL SELL\n2000 American-Canadian 011....$ .09>,<, :i000 Alberta Coal t .08 ,\n100 B. C. Copper ,...7,00 6000 Diamond Vale Coal 10\n10 Consolidated Smellers ....85.00 1 Imperial Dev. Syn 310.00\n1000 International Coal 76 3000 North Star , .09%\nCOO Nugget Gold Mines Olter 2000 Rambler-Cariboo 11\nMOO Royal ColuVtei 21 5000 Snowaboe 07%\n\" WeaUni OU .\u2022.....\u2022...\u2022\u25a0. 1-X>*i 200 Snowstorm ........ 1.14\n-\u2122\" - \u2122 .Otter -.W0, Telkwa Mlueei, .B14\n_--... >v\u201e|\n_*\\e gatlB Stems.\nPublished at Nelson Every Morning\nExcept Monday, by\nNews Publishing Company, Limited\nW. Q. MCMORRIS Manager\nYOUNG MR. FOURNIER'S CASE\nThe papers of eastern Canada aro\ntaking up finite generally the case of\nMr. Jules Fournler, editor of Le Na-\nttonallste of Montreal, who was sent\nto jail for three months for contempt of\ncourt, because he had the temerity to\nexpress in his paper what most other\npeople who knew anything about the\nmatter thought concerning a bank forgery case recently tried at Levis, Que.\nMr, Fournier's charge was practically\ntnat this case was hushed up by those\ncharged with the administration of\njustice because of the prominence of\nsome of the people alleged to be implicated.\nMr. Fournier's charge. It Is true, was\na grave one and deserved the ful-est\ninvestigation. Instead of this Mr. Fournler waa hailed before sir Francois\nLangellei-, a justice of tne superior\ncourt, on a charge of contempt of court\nand, being found guilty, was sentencad\nto three months in jail without the option of a fine He was lodged with tho\nordinary offenders undergoing sentence,\nbeing forced to wear the regulation Jail\nuniform und generally being treated as\nwould be a criminal of the lowest type.\nIt may Ibe noted that Mr. (Fournler had\nno option of trial by Jury. He was accused of libelling the bench and was\nbrought betore a member of the bench\nand tried and condemned.\nThere is no question but that Mr.\nFournler may have been hasty in what\nhe said, for he is an impulsive young\nman, without any great experience in\njournalism or familiarity with the pitfalls which beset the path of an editor, especially in a province where the\nmembers of ihe bench appear to be particularly touchy on the question of their\ndignity. But, granting tnis, the course\npursued by the bench in dealing with\nhim smacks of tyranny. This fact is\nrecognized by papers of all shades of\npolitics and thought and there is a\ngeneral condemnation of the manner in\nwnich this young man lias been treat;\ned\nAs a result of the agitation that the\npapers have aroused there Ib some pro-\nspect of securing Mr. Fournler his freedom. In the meantime.Blr LomerGouln,\npremier and attorney general of Quebec, has announced that he is Investigating tiie charges mode by Le Nation*\naliste. Should his investigation show\nthat Mr. Fournier's charges were justified a nice situation will he created\nMr. Fournler will have been punished\nfor having done a public service. In\nany case, however, It will be generally\nagreed, lie has been the victim of a\nJuuge's ideu of the sanctity of the\nbench as opposed to ordinary common\nsense.\nOrdinarily, it will .be generally agreed,\nthe bench should be above criticism.\nTills, however, should not be taken to\nmean that any and every action of a\nmember of the bench is above criticism,\nJulges are only human and it is possible for them to err. To say tliat a\njudge might do anything he wished\nwhile sitting on the bench and tliat\nany and all criticism of his actions\nwould be contempt .ot court would ha\nputting the liberty of the subject In a\nnew light. This, however, is pretty\nnearly, if not exactly, tbe situation in\nregard lo the case of young Mr. Fournler.\nEDITORIAL NOTE\nAll tliat is now required to make the\nDominion day celebration a success is\nthe weather. Surely the weather man\nwill be kind.\nDispatches my that Mr. Hugh X>.\nLumsden lias resigned his position as\nchief engineer of the National Transcontinental railway. The explanation of\nhis action will bo awaited with interest.\nFrom the country's standpoint it is\ntoo bad that a strike of the employees\nof the IJ C Copper company should crop\nup just as the coal strike was being\nsettled. It is only tne country's great\nnatural resources that enables it to keep\nup in the face of continuous setbacks of\nthis kind.\nThe now Intercolonial commission is\nshowing that It recognizes one of the\nreasons, at least, why the railway has\nnot been a paying proposition in the\npast and has undertaken a wholesale\nreduction In the staff. If the commission goes ahead on these lines and conducts the road on business lines, eliminating the political pull and the graft\nwhich have flourished to the present the Intercolonial will soon be\npaying a fair return on its cost, instead\nof failing to meet operating expenses.\nTiie London Times Is now advocating\nthe appointment of a Canadian board\ntor the Grand Trunk railway. This, it\nwould appear to most people, Is the\nonly sensible course for the company\nto- pursue, but all suggestions along\nthese lines have been frowned down\nby the London board of directors and\nthe English shareuolders. ln the meantime the road continues to show unsatisfactory financial results. A board\non the ground which would be able to\njuuge conditions and act accordingly\nmight not make the road the paying investment the shareholders might desire, but it is pretty safe to say that it\nwould bring better results, at least. It\nIs impossible to properly administer\nthe affairs of a big Canadian enterprise\nlike the Grand Trunk from London no\nmatter how able may be the board of\ndirectors trying to do so.\nRneumattim.\nMore than nine out of every ten cases ot\nrheumatism are simply rheumatism uf the\nmuscles, due to cold or damp weather or\nchronic rheumatism, ln such enses no\nInternal treatment Is required. The free\napplication of cimin be Haiti's Liniment >a\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, 25 cents; large size,\n5(1 cents. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.\nKeep MInard's Liniment In the houit\nMInard's Liniment Co., Limited.\n(ients,\u20141 have need your MINARD'S\nLINIMENT in your family also in my\nBtabtes for years and consider it the Best\nmedicine obtainable.\nYours truly,\nALFRED ROCHAV,\nProprietor Itoxton Pond Hotel and Livery\nStables.\nFRED IRVINE & CO.\nLadies'\nSummer Suits\nJust receivad, a splendid lot of ladies' white rep and\ncoat suits.\nWe are selling these at extremely low prices.\nSee our special lines of ladies' wash collars and\nbelts, all new styles.\nNew Blouses\nIn fine white lawns and organdies, just received in all\nsizes from 32 to 46.\nNew White Dress Materials Now Ready\nto Wear-.-Shirt Waist Suits\nFRED IRVINE & CO.\nFOR SALE\nFour ot the best Improved 10-acre blocks on the Kootenay Outlet\npen- Proctor. Trees trom 3 to 7 years old, best varieties, small\ntrults. etc. Prices from 12500 and upwards.\nThe best family residence and grounds ln the city. Price and\ntermB may be had on application \t\nWe are sole agents tor the NELSON CITY LAND AND IMPROVE\nMENT CO., owners ot lots In and adjacent to Falrvlew. Prices $75 to\n1125. One-third cash, balance In \u00ab and 12 months.\nProcter & Blackwood 509 ward street, wtisonjx\nAm your best friend, treat me well.\nAbuse me and I will forsake you(\na- d there is not anything yet provided that will take my place.\nEYE\nMay need a little glass aid. You do not know. Take\nme to a competent optician, you owe me that much.\nHe won't charge you anything to tell you my trouble\nbut be sure to take me to a competent one.\nEye Would Feel Safe With\nJ. J. Walker ___mM\nGraduate Optician and Jeweler\n I\nTUESDAY JUNE 29\n&he \u00a7cdty Qtxm,\n***************************,\nAt the\n|i Store of Quality\n\u25a0, _ = - \u2022\u2022 -\nii FOR CAMP ORFISMG TRIP\nOx Tongue\nLunch Tongur\nRoast Beet J\nCorned Beet\nChipped Beet\nVeal Loat\nTenderloins\nSausages\nBrawn\nChicken\nDuck\nr. ; Turkey\nLobsters\nShrimps\nSardines\nBloater Paste\nShrimp Paste\nAnchovy Paste\nBoneless Herrings\nFresh , Vegetables and Fruits.\nYour grocery and provision\norders respectfully solicited.\nA. S. HORSWILL\nPhone 10. Box 64.\n*********************\n***************************\nI Hotel Alien j\ni Rossland, 6. C. *\nEVERYTHING\nUP-TO-DATE\nLB. Tompkins __\n************************\nHOTEL ARRIVALS OF A OAY\nThe Home\nEuropean\nCafe 0)190 9.30 a.m to Midnight\niHUMB\u2014D. (J. Black, H. N. Serith, Cal-\nKin-y; G. S. Btanwood, Clinton; P, CJ.\nWatson, W. B. Pool anil wite, C. Orser,\nSpokane; C. B. Sword, New Westminster;\n,W. M. Jack-man. A. McAllister, T. LutilT,\nA. Wright, Winnipeg; It. A.-Simmons, U.\nC. Black, G. M. Guy, J. Newbiirk, A. S.\n\u2022Williamson, Vancouver; J. S. Snubb, B.\nG. Williams, Seattle; E. C. Fox. Toronto;\n(G. W. Taylor, Portlund; E. L. Steves, A.\nC. Mesker, Midway; P. Lunnaok, E. Eld-\nway, Kamloops; A. F. Martyn. Atrdrie;\nS. Ross, Salmo; F, Halsteud, Waterloo;\n(Mrs. Macdonald. Sandon; L. C. Drummond, Hosmer; Mrs. F, E. Archer, Archdeacon Beer, Kaslo: J. E. Gibbon, G. E.\n\u2022Gibbon, Yahk; H. E. C Munro, England;\n*W. D. Blackkmer. Philadelphia.\nMtfL-SOM'-D. K. Mooney, A. M. V*\nLean. N. Hawthorn, Proctor; A. .Erlck-\n.con, B. E. Smith, M. V. Alesslo, Marcus.\nSTRATHCONA-J. 11. Watson, Vancou-\nveri C. W. McMillan, Calgary; W. C.\n\u25a0Greenfield, Hamilton; G. 0. Lydekker,\nHarpenden; T. C, James and wile, H. J.\nCoursen, Seattle: A. C. Jardlne, Kaslo;\nJ. S. Alrheart, Alnsworth; A. B. Budgeon,\n\u2022Comapllx; Mrs. C. Pierce, Gi G. Smart,\nSpokane; J. McCreath, F. Keffer, Greenwood; Miss Spinks, Grand Forks.\nQueen's Hotel\nMKEft 5TIKT\nA. LAPOINTE, ProprlaUr.\nRates $1.60 to $2.00 par \u00ab*y.\nSpecial rates to city boardnv.\nQUEBNS\u2014J. M, ' McGreevy, Trail; B.\nAylmer, Queen's Bay; F, Adle, Waneta;\nIBrdle Carleton, Clare Orser, Alice Lou.\nsing, Louise Onnsby, Until Rothwell, Lou\nVlpond, Florence Black, Emma Black,\nK. McNamara, R. Baker, R. Hutchinson.\nC. Herring, S. Surter, Chicago Ladles'\nBaseball team.\nGrand Central Hotel\n\u2022rrosin ron omci\nAmerlcai and European t\\_u\nJ. A. MWUM\nORAND CENTRAL-Y. A. Oliver, Utll-\nbiidge; W. Midanlte, Vancouver; R. A.\nMaloy, Salmo; M. Murpliy, T. Doyle. T.\nJ. Oliver, Gray's Creek; R. P. Dlerker,\nBurton, K. K. Bjerkness, Mirror Lake.\nThe Royal Hotel\nMrs. L. V. Roberta, Proprietress\nCor. Stanley and Silica Sts.\nFinest 25c meal in the Kootenay\nRegular Boarders $6 per weak.\nRates, $1 and $1.50 per day.\nROYAL\u2014Si Johns, S. Mull, Burton; C.\nAnkwell, Salmo; n. Pool, Spokane. *\nTremont House\nBaker 8b,, Nelaon\nHalone k 1-ngUlns, Prori.\nKnropean Plan, BOe. op\nAmnrloan Plan, $1.86 and 91M\nMeals, Mo,\nBPECIAL RATES PER MONTH\nTREMONT-R Bain, Slocan; F. Andcst,\nMorris; D. Johnson, G. H. Bull. J. Boh-\nman, OSalmo; F. F. SelmenB, Renata; P.\nAbram, J, Seimens, J. Relmes, Rosthern.\nLikeview Hotel\nL Hull aad Vernon Btrset\n<\\. lYIALLETTB, ProprUtor.\ni .mi blocks from oity wharf.\nThe best dollar a day houu In\n\u2022:|HUU.\nAll White Help.\nT.AKKVIEW-O. Scott. O. WlltllM\nKoch Siding; E. Wills,' Brandon; J. 1\nSmith, Marcus. ,\nMadden House\nTho*], Madden, Prop,\nWell FnrotHhed Rooms With Bath\nBeat) Board Id the Oity\nA COMFORTABt* MOMM\nMADDEN\u2014H. Wllso'n, J. D. Cavan and\nwife. Slocan; J. Kayton, Queen's Bay; R.\nHenderson, Spokane; C. B. HUUe, Etlge.\nwood; J. McCallum, Ymlr.\nThe Klondyke Hotel\nVERNON STRBIT\nHtad quarters for miners, \u25a0mattar*\nnan, loggers and railroad ma*\nRatai: $1.01 per day ay.\nNBLSON ft JOHNSON, Praia\nKLONDYKE\u2014C. A. Peterson, Gerrard;\nO. Larson, Kaslo; E. W Icox, Spokane.\nKOOTENAY-J. Grafton, Coleman; J.\nR. Rhlnd, London; J. R. Burlney, Mrs.\nJ. M. Burney, R. M. Burney, Elgin; J.\nSabattim, Shields.\nSHBRRROOKE-M. Baxter, Vancouver;\nE. R. Velchey, J. A. Cummins, Ymlr; F.\nRichard, Salmo; E. Warner, Burton; F.\nConroy, Greenwood.\nSILVER KINO\u2014T, Andrew, Seattle; J.\nSheran, Salmo; W. Badderly, Montreal.\nBA-ltTljETT-H. Harris, W, Walters,\nErie; R. Hammond, Brandon.\n.Tommy McCarthy Wins\nSAN FRANCISCO, June 28\u2014Tommy\nMcCarthy knocked out Frankie Murpliy\nin the fourth round In the preliminary\nto the Hyland-Cross tight Saturday.\nBASEBALL RESULTS.\n-Western Canada League\nAt Medicine Hat\u2014Reglna 1, Medicine\nAt Lethbrldge-Moosejmv fi, Lethbrldge\n1L\nAt Edmonton\u2014Edmonton 2, Winnipeg 2.\nGame called on account ef darkness.\nAt Calgary\u2014Brandon 5, Calgary 5.\nNorthwestern League\nAt Seattle\u2014Spokane 9, Seattle S.\nAt Tacoma\u2014Vancouver l), Tacoma 1.\nAt Portland\u2014Aerdeen ij, Portland 2.\nSUNDAY GAMES.\nAt Spokane\u2014Spokane 2, Aberdeen 1.\nAt Seattle\u2014Tacoma 4, Seattle 1.\nAt Portland, 10 Innings\u2014Portland 1, Van-\ncouver 0.\nCoast League\nNo games scheduled for yesterday,\nSUNDAY GAMES.\nAt San Francisco, morning- game\u2014San\nFrancisco 3, Los Angeles 2.\nAfternoon game\u2014Los Angeles (!, San\nFrancisco 2.\nAt Oakland, morning game\u2014Vernon 1.\nOakland 4.\nAflfternoon game\u2014 Vernon 2, Oakland 0.\nAt Sacramento\u2014 Portland 3, Sacramento\n11.\nEastern League\nAt Rochester, first game\u2014Rochester 3,\nBuffalo 2.\nSecond game, 11 Innings-*Buffalo 2, Rochester 1.\nAt Newark\u2014Baltimore 5, Newark 1.\nSUNDAY GAMES.\nAt Montreal\u2014Montreal ij, Toronto C. H\ninnings, game called on account of darkness.\nAt Providence, firs t game\u2014Providence\n10, Jersey Clty.-l.\nSecond game\u2014Providence It, Jersey City\n13.\nAt Newark\u2014Baltimore 0, Newark 1.\nAmerican League.\nAt St. Louis\u2014St. Louis II, Cleveland II.\nSUNDAY GAMES.\nAt St. Louis, first game\u2014St. Louis 6,\nCleveland 0.\n' Second game\u2014SI. Louis II, Cleveland 11.\nAt Chicago, first game\u2014Chicago 0, De.\ntroit 1.\nSecond game\u2014Chicago 5, Detroit 3.\nNational League\nAt Cincinnati\u2014Cincinnati 2, Pittsburg 3.\nAt New York\u2014Brooklyn-New York game\n'.i-jstpnned, rain.\nBoston - Philadelphia game postponed,\nrain.\nSUNDAY GAMES.\nAt St. Louis, first gamc-St. Louis R,\nPittsburg 6.\nSecond game\u2014St. Louis 1, Pittsburg 7.\nAt Chicago, first game-Chicago 1, Cincinnati 2.\nSecond game\u2014Chicago n, Cincinnati 7.\nMinard'a Liniment ctetf oy pnyalclana.\nYou Can Read This Paper Here Dally\n\"T~r\nAre All In Harmony Here\nA rthur K. Vaughan, Proprietor, Victoria, B.C\nI^S^^^S-^f\u00a7'*^.^:*^^SS:^-^*^^*^^:>lr\u00a7'-\u00a7'*^.iS^\nThe Kootenay Jam Company\nLIMITED\nWe are instructed by the above Company to offer for sale at par\n5000 shares of -a par value of $1.00 each. Payment 50 per cent,\nwith application and 50 per cent, in 30 days.\nEvery business man who knows anything about this Company's operations and future propects will recommend this investment. No Company in\nNelson has a brighter future before it. Every fruit grower should be\ninterested in this Company. Applications will be received for 100 shares and\nupwards.\nONLY 5000 SHARES WILL BE SOLD\n%\nMcDcrmid & McHardy, Nelson, B. C.\nW>7\nMM AVI\nNo trouble with Sunlight Soap.\nJust follow the directions on the\nwrapper and Sunlight does the\nrest. Costs llttle\u2014 does much\u2014\nnever injures hands or clothes.\nStr. \"Creston\"\nleaves Elford's boatiiouae for\nFERNWOOD PARK\n(Opposite Five-mile Point\nevery afternoon at two o'clock.\n8UNDAYS\nat 10.30 a.m., 2 and 3.30 p.m.\n\"A Delightful Sail.\"\n50c Return\nCANADIAN CLUB\nMembership. Still Growing\u2014Draft, of\nConstitution Ordered\nA meetings ot tin- executive committee\nof Hit- Cium-li-m club wus held lu thu\nhoiurt of trade rooms Saturday night ut\n3 o'clock. Those present were Dr. Arthur\nion the chair, Rev. F. H. Graham; C. Mc\nLeiui Fraser, R. C. Dickson und II. J.\nClurk. Judge Forin arrived later.\nThe following names of now applicants\nfor membership were read; \\V. G. Gillett,\nR. W. Hulbeit, H. It. Juranil, J. R. Martin, E. C. Wragges, J. L. Buchan, A. Sul-\nllvean, W. A. Anstie, A. Purvis, Rev. It.\nN. Powell, W, li. Poole, J. A. Whlttler,\nG. P. Wells, Dr. K. G Smyth, It. B.Scott,\nIt. I.. McBrlde, J. T, Russell und J. P.\nVroom of Waneta,\nAll were elected io membership,\nA suggestion wus made that an Invitation he extended to Rt, Hun. James\nBryce.\nThe Heoretary received n letter from C.\nD. McCuilooh, of Hamilton, Ont., father\nof the Hist Canadian club.\nThe question uf a constitution wns then\ndiscussed, und tlie constitution of the\nCanadian club of Hamilton was read over\nclause by elau.se.\nIt wax finally resolved to leave the\ndrafting of a constitution to a sub-committee in report to the whole executive\nafter which n general meeting of the\nclub will he called. The chairman named\nthe president, the secretaries and ReV.\nP. II. Graham.\nNo Appeal\nMOW YORK, .nine 28\u2014It is not believed that an appeal will be taken\nby Mrs. Howard Gould or her husband\nfrom the decision of justice Downing\nyesterday granting Mrs. Gould tlie separation for which she sued and ?3C,0t)0\na year alimony.\nA Little Late\nST. PETERSBURG, June 28\u2014Beginning Aug. 1 the Russian telegraph system will make use of the 24 hour system the numerals 12 to 21! ibeing used\nto designate the afternoon,\nAik for Minard'a and take no other.\nADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.\nIn the Supreme Court of British Columbia.\nIN THE MATTER of Patrick McCue,\n(deceased)\nAND IN Till-: MATTER of the \"Official\nAdministrator's Aet\" and Amendments-\nTenders marked (\"McCue Estate\") will\nhe received by ine until August J, 1000,\nfor the purehnse of the Interest of the\ndeceased in the following groups of valuable mineral claims:\nEagle Block\nBaker Street\nBuy a New Wash\nDress for 1 st July\nWouldn't you like a swell new wash dross to wear on Dominion\nday, soniB\u2014'Ug extra pretty and stylish?\nWe've a new shipment of them just in tliat beats anything we've\nshown before. Modeis that are Ihe rage In New York today.\nIf you want to look nice and want something really swell and\nright up to aale come and try these.\nThe coats are 118 inches loiiig and hlpless. Some trimmed front\nand back with extra quality Cluny lace, cutis and sleeves prettily fin*\nisned und Dutch or Bleucher collars. Others with collar, reveres and\ncults of contrasting fabrics or in plain wnlie trimmed with black buttons. The skirts are nine gored, full flare and trimmed to match Uie\ncoats,\nIn Linen or Horricks' Repp\n$13.50 and $14.00\nBargains\nIn Millinery\nBuy yourself a new hat with\n'our dress. We've some real\nbeauties and they are awfully\ncheap. They are right up to dale\nand pretty ns* a picture and selling tram ?3 up, just half what\nthey are worth in fact.\nWouldn't a new dress and a\nnew hat be just all right for\nThursday.\nARE YOU INTERESTED IN MINING STOCKS?\nIf you are planning an Investment In MIXING STOCKS, or If you\nwish to sell your shares for CASH write mo for latest Information\nand prices. Get In touch with me. I can malte money for you.\nARTHUR A. HALE, Mining Broker\nROSSLAND, B. C.\nPhone 88.\nindlv\nded i-'i\nli,\" J.m\nRARCBL No. l.-An\nest In Lot 6815, \"Silver ue\n-Hub,\" and Lot Osll. \u25a0\u25a0Little Bell Fractional\" mineral claims, In Group 1. Kootenay District, formln\u00ab the \"Silver Bell\nGroup,\" situated on the South Fork ol\nKaslo Creek, connected with tlie Sou'.h\nPork station or the Kaslo and Slowui\nrailway by a good wagon road.\nPARCEL No. :'.-Loi 450(1, \"Utica,\" Lot\n15U7 Alien No. 5,\" Lot 5305, \"Km-,- Boulder,\" Lot Wis, \"Colorado.\" Lot 5209, \"Pay\nOre Fractional,\" and Lot n;rJ4, \"Andrew\nj.\" mineral claims, all in Group 1, Kooi-\nnnay District, and known as \"Paddy's\nPeak Mines,\" situated OTj l'athly's l'eak\nmountain, about five miles from the K.\n& a. railroad,\nPermission wll! he given to Inspect ami\nexamine either group on ii|>i>heutlon.\nSeparate tenders for either parcel will\nbe reelved.\nThe highest or any tender not necessarily uecepted.\nPor further Information apply nt my\/\noffice, Kaslo, B. C\u201e or to\nMESSRS, LENNIE & WRAGGE,\nNelson, H. C,\nSolicitors to tho Estate.\nDated at Kaslo U. C, June 12, moo.\nE. E. CI-T1PMAN,\nOfficial Administrator.\nst\u00ae6i;'sesS'8ei-:iBsee6,sf.-s*s's&:ee&\u00abeiss\nYot* Can't AEotd to\nMiss This Big Bargain\n20 Per Cent. |\nDiscount\nESSEtmflfc\nTHEr'\nWeWMJRB\nor\n\u2022EYER.Y,-\nJCTAN*;'\nOn all oor Wicker, Sea Grass and Verandah Chairs and Rocker\nAgenti\nMaun & Risen Pianos\nOstcrmoor Mattress\nStandard Ftsfnifafe Co.\nComplete [House Furnishers\n^^MMMMMta\n MM MX\n\u00a9it* -goUg |tema\nTUESDAY JUNE 2*\nToye, Taylor (Sb McQuarrie\nReal Estate and Fire Insurance Nelson, B. C.\nStop It! Stop It!\nThis living in rent. Be a true patriot and a genuine Independent Cana-\nPROFESSIONAL CARDS\n0-.org-, C. Egg, William Hal-hM\nEGG & HALDANE\nARCHITECTS.\nNelion and Fernle, B. C.\nMem. Archt Inst, Canada, and B. C.\nAsso. Archt\nOfllce\u2014Room 14, K. W. C. block\nF. O. Boi 181, Nelaon\nton.\nAnd Buy A Home\nINDUSTRY PAYS DEBTS **>\nDifficulties give way to diligence.\nA good cause needs help; that's the reason we are touching you up on\nthis subject.\nBuckle into it; others have and were successful.\nWHY NOT YOU?\n$100.00 In Cash\nand balance in monthly payments secures one of those modern cottageB,\ncorner of Edgewood avenue and Park St. Beautfully filnished throughout,\ncosy vestibule, large living room, 2 bedrooms, convenient kitchen with pantry, bathroom fitted with high grade p lumblng, wired for electric light, piped\nfor gas. A rare opportunity to secure a brand new up-to-date home, close\nin, no hills to climb. On exceptionally easy terms of payment.\nToye, Taylor <& Mcftuarrie\nS. S. FOWLER\nMINING ENGINEER\nNBLSON, B. 0.\nBUSINESS DIRECTORY\nPAINTERS AND DECORATORS\nSois\u00a5iroF~ir^out\u00abjS3ww~1u5\nWen Fainter* Paper Hucera and D\u00ab-\n\u2022oimtors. Ihop HI Wird gtrest. NsIsM,\n1. C.\t\nAUCTIONEERS\n___}._ W^kTSSSuSTiTco.-P. 0. Boi\nPUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS\nNEWS PUBU8HINO COMPANY, I.TD.-\nPubllshers or The Dally News; subscrip\ntion Jti.W per year br earlier; 16.00 per year\nby mall. Commercial Job printing or al)\nkinds neatly and prompUy executed.\nBaker Btreet. Nelaon, B. C. Phone lit.\nWM.S.MEVVM\nA. M. Can. Soc. C. E.\nDOMINION AND BRITISH COLUMBIA\nLAND SURVEYOR\nMining Work a Specialty\nOffice: Room 10, K. W. C. Back.\nP. 0. Box 434.\nBaker St., Nelson, B. C.\nW. J. fl. HOLMES\nCIVIL ENGINEER AND MINE SURVEYOR, PROVINCIAL LAND\nSURVEYOR, KASLO, B. C.\nTen years' experience In the Kootenays. Honor graduate 1891, Royal Military College of Canada, Kingston,\nAnd Arrange Terms\nBe your own landlord.\nAnother of Cowan's creation in chocolate\u2014\na delicious combination of finest milk\nchocolate and fresh shelled walnuts.\nTruly delightful. In % and y_ pound cakes.\nTHE COWAN CO. LIMITED, TORONTO.\nNELS0N1TE IS MARRIED\nFRED *-.. ESTEY WEDS REVEL*\nSTOKE YOUNG WOMAN\nEVENT ONE OF PRTTTIEST EVER\nRECORDED IN THAT City\nOne of the prettiest weddings which\nhas ever taken place in Revelstoke waa\nsolemnized on Wednesday, tlie 23rd ol' ;\nJune at the hour of 2 o'clock in the\nafternoon in at. Andrew's church, being\nmat ot Mr, Fred Estey of the Yale-Columbia Lumber company, Nelson and\nMiss Nellie .f. McRae, youngest daughter of Mrs. Jane McRae of Revel stoke,\nsays the Itevelstoke Mall-Herald.\nGreat imeiest was taken In the event\nthe bride being one of RevelstoHe's fullest and most popular young ladis. The\n\u2022ceremony was performed by Rev. W. C.\nCaldei- under n beautiful arch of white\nflowers. The charming bride entered\nthe church on the arm of her brother,\nAir. Alex. McRae to the strains of tbe\nwedding march from Lohengrin, played\niby Miss Frances Lawson, and looked\nperfectly lovely In her beautiful wedding gown of while duchesse satin made\nin directoire style with yoke and sleeves\not] embroidered chiffon. The veil of\nembroidered Hrussells net was worn\noff the face, with a crown of orange\nblossoms. The bridal bouquet was of\n\u25a0white rses, lilies of the valley and sml-\nlax, and the bride wore a beautiful\ndiamond necklace, the gift of the groom.\nLittle Miss Edna Johnson, daintily\ngowned in while with Kate Greenwoy\nbonnet, was flower girl and looked a\nlittle picture. She carried a basket of\nwnlte roses. The bridesmaid. Miss\nMuriel Buck wore a beautiful gown\nof rose silk eollne with large plum-ad1\npicture hat to match and carried a\nbouquet of pink roses and stntlax. Master James McRae, a nephew of the\n\u25a0bride, was her train hearer and was a\nvery graceful attendant In his bown\nl-rord Fountleroy suit. The groom was\n.supported by D. J. Costigan of Coma-\npllx.\nThe grooms present to the bridesmaid was a beautiful pearl pendant\nand chain; to the flower girl a coral\nand pearl pendant and chain, to Ihe\nlittle page a gold ring Bet with a carbuncle; to the groomsman a diamond\nstick pin and to the ushers, Messrs.\nCharlie and Sandy McRae, nephews of\nt'he bride, gold cuff Units. Miss Law-\nson, who played the wedding march\nwas also the recipient of a pretty\nibrooeh from the groom.\nMendelssohn's wedding n^arch was\nplayed as the bridal party left the\nchurch for Glengarry Hall, the home\nof the bride's brother. The bride andn\ngroom received in the drawing room,\nwhich was most beautifully decorated\nwith roses and carnations, standing under ,a canopv of flowers. In the dining1 room which was made beautiful\nwith, flowers, was the -bride's table exquisitely decorated with pink and white\ncarnations and streamers of pink and\n\u25a0wnite ribbon draped trom the chandelier above and centered with the bridal\nmho tot lovely de-tfva. Th* cuest-a\nGO EAST\nIN\nlow roses and taupe velvet ribbon. On\ntheir return they will reside at Nelson.\nMrs. Estey will be greatly missed In\nRevelstoke where she has a large number of friends and Is loved by them\nall.\nRainier Beer Is the Best Beer,\nCANADIAN\nPACIFIC\nReturn\nExcursion\nA. L. MoCULLOOH\nHYDRAULIC ENGINEER\nPROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR\nP. 0. Box 41.\nOflloo Phone B86; Residence Phone B74\nOffice: Over McDermld & McHardy\nBaker Street Nelson, B. 0,\nHAIRORE8SING AND MANICURING\nMM\u00a3. KATHLEEN NOAH, Ulrdrsuing\nand manicuring parlors. Room 88. K. W.\nC. block.\nTEe DAILY NEWS\nCLASSIFIED ADS.\u2014One tent a word. Six Insertion! tor til* frit* tt\n(our when paid In advance. No ad taken (Or lesi than 250.\nTelephone 144 THE DAILY NEWS\nWANTED\u2014MISCELLANEOUS\nWANTED\u2014Men and women to learn barber trade In eight weeks- tools free;\nsecured over 10,000 positions for graduates\nlast year; unable to supply the demand;\ngraduates earn $15 to $26 weekly; Catalogue free. Moler System Colleges, 403\nFront Ave., Spokane, Wash.\nCOLLECTION AGENCIES.\nW. CUTLER-tt-GLLECTlONS OK AUi\nkinds, Returns promptly made. Kefer-\nences given. Ofllce 912 Baiter street,\nNelson* B. C.\nBOOKBINDING ANO RULING\nNEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY, LTD.-\nAU kinds of otllce forms ruled and punch*\ned for loose leaf binders. The most complete book- binding eyuipmont In the la*\nterior of British Columbia. 216 Baker St.,\nNelson, B. C, P. O. drawer 1119, Phone lit\nMURPHI & FISHER\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. 0. Box 145 Phone B261\nCor. Victoria and Kootenay Sta.\nNELSON, B. C.\nRates\nTHROUGH\nTRAINS\nContinuous through train service from the Pacific Northwest lo eastern cities is what\nthe travellers demand and is\nwhat Hie Burlington provides.\nThe Great NorthernBnrlingioi-\n\"Oriental Limited\" is a\nthrough train to Chicago.\nThe Northern Paciflc-Burling-\nton \"North Coast Limited\"\nis a through train for Chicago\nTlie Great Northern-Burlington\n\"Southeast Express\" is a\nthrough train to Denver,\nOniaha, Kansas City and St.\nLouis.\nThe Northern Pacific-Burlington \"Missouri River Ex-\npress\" is a through train to\nDenver, Omaha, Kansas City,\nnnd St. Louis.\nAttractive Round Trip Rates\nare in efloet to tlie east on\nSpecial dates. Also very low\n110-day excursion tickets daily\nfrom Chicago annd St. Louis to\neastern elites. The diverse\nroutes available to holders of\nBurlington tickets permit n\njourney east with no extra cost\nvia Denver, and Includes the\nmost interesting cities and railway geography of the middle\nwest along tne way.\nWrite or call; lake a Burlington folder, note the map\nnnd see what the through train\nservice means to you.\nLet me help you:\nA. B- JACKSON Commercial Agent*\nC.B.&Q-Ry-\n610 Riverside Ave,\nSpokane- Wash\nnumbered about 100. A dainty repast\nwns served wurlng which Mr. B. R.\nAltkins proposed the health of, the and\ngroom. The groom responded in a few\nwell chosen words.\nMr. and Mrs. Estey lefe on No. 97\nfor Seattle and California where the\nhoneymoon will be spent. The bride\nwore a smart travelling costume of\ntaupe panama cloth with pretty bat to\nmatch trimmed wHh dark red and yel-\nFrom Nelson to Seattle\n$22.40\nTickets on sale daily May 29th to\nOn. 14th. Pinal return limit 15 days.\nConesponding fareB from other points\nTickets at Reduced Rates\nwill also he on sale on\nJune 2nd and 3rd, July 2nd and 3rd,\nAugust 11th and 12th.\nTo Eastern Destinations\nin Canada and the United States with\nchoice of routes and final return limit\nof Oct. 31st.\nFor full particulars apply to\nR. TIDMUS. J. B. PROCTOU,\nCity Ticket Agent D. P. A.\nNelson. B. C. Calgary, Alta.\nKOEBEL & BELL\nDIAMOND DRILL CONTRACTORS\nHand Power Midline for prospecting.\nBox 72, Rossland. or Salmo, B. C.\nGEO. H. PLAYLE\nACCOUNTANT\nMining accounts kept, Statements\nprepared, Auditing.\nOffice Over Royal Bank, Nelion, B. C.\nASSAYERS\nM, W. WIOOOWSONT^SBAIilR (PRO*\nvincial) Metallurgical Chemist. Charges\nGold, Sliver, Copper or Lead, 11 tacit;\nGold-Silver, $l.W; Mlver-Letd, 11.60 Zinc,\n|3; Silver-Lead-SSlnc, $3; Gold, Silver-Copper or Lead, 12.60. Accurate assays; care*\nful sampling, and prompt attention, P.O.\nBox AiUB, Nelson, B. O. , _\nWANETD-Bell Boy at Strathcona Hotel.\nWANTED\u2014Position by experienced lady\nstenographer, H. Dally NevB,\nHELP WANTED\nNILWN~EMPU^\nJ. H. LOVE. Manager.\nWANTED\u2014Sawmill laborers, yard fore-^\nman, pole and post cutters, log car. ^\nloaders, setter, Jig man., tableman, planer-\nman, mason's laborers, section men,\nwaitresses, housekeeper, girls for house- 1\nwork, man and team, to take contract \\\ntor cutting and hauling posts.\nWANTED-A servant {llf'ltjgl\nhouse work. Apply to Mrs. T. J. Stan\nIan, Stanley street.\nWANTED-Posltion as baker; good on\nbread and cakes. C. Dally News. 48-6\nWANTED\u2014Team heavy horses for logging, weighing from 2800 to 3000 pounds.\nTrail Lumbar Co., Paulson. B. C. 60-0\nWANTED\u2014A| young lady, certificated,\nwishes to obtain a position as governess, or ns lady help. Good references.\nApply Daily News. ul-7\nWANTED-Dressmuking. Would go out\ndaily or take work at home. Address:\n70G Victoria Street. \u25a0\u00bb'\u25a0*\u2022*\nWANTED\u2014To exchange a good, sound\nyoung bull, in second year, for another\nof same age, in order lo change Block,\nApply to W. Hi Atkinson, Kokanee. 55-tf\nASSAYERS' 8UPPLIES\nB. G. ASSAY ft CHEMICAL. SUPPLY CO.,\nLtd., Vancouver, B.G. Agents In Brltisb\nColumbia for ue Morgan crucible Company, London, England: F. W. Braun,\nLot Angeles and San Francisco; Baker\nand Adamson's C.P. Acldi and Chemicals;\nWay's Pocket Smelters. Writs for Information about then smelters. Invaluable to ths prospector, assayer or miner,\nComplete assay outfits furnished at short\naotlce. ...\nDRUGS AND ASSAYERS' SUPPLIES\nWholesale nnd Retail\nWM, RUTHERFORD, DRUGGIST. Prescriptions carefully tilled, only best\nmedicines used. Largest drug stock.\n\u25a0Fresh stock of lime juice In 25c, 40c and\nfiUc bottles. Toilet soap, big assortment.\nNew sponges and penum.es. Spraying\nmaterials as below: Insect powder, Red\nMite Killer tor poultry houses, Whale\nOil .sou]). Quassia Chips, Tobacco extract, Bordeuux Mixture and Pails\nGreen. Mail orders tilled promptly.\nLADIES CAN MAKE MONEY\nhy selling to their friends Swiss Embroideries, uimmngs, blouses, costumes, handkerchiefs, splendid novelties, offered by\ntiret-clasi Swiss factory. Goods sent by\nreturn, free of oharge, no postage nor\nduty,' no trouble with customs house. 29\npercent commission, payment by reimbursement on receipt of goods. Write for\nsamples to Za G. 2X81, Rudolf Moose, Bt,\nGall, Switzerland.\nH. 0. BLACK\nB. O. LAND SURVEYOR\nOfllce: Oier Royal Bank\nP. O. Box 147 Nelaon, B. O.\nPublic Stenographer\n309 baker St., N.laon, BC. Phon. 278\nHARTMAN & BENNETT\nHouse and Sign Painters, Paper\nHangers and Decorators. Shop: Cor.\nner Stanley and Victoria Btreets, Nelson, B. C.\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 nnd share It. A similar trait of human nature is to be observed when a man\ndiscovers something exceptionally good-\nlie wants nil his friends and neighbors to\nshnre the benefits of his discovery. This Is\ntne 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 nil Ing\nmny also use it and obtain relief. Behind\nevery one of these letters Is n warm hearted wish of the writer to be of use to someone else. This remedy Ib for sale by all\nDruggists snd Dealers.\nCITY OF FERNIE, B C\nTENDERS FOR WATER WORKS.\nSealed tenders, addressed to the city\nclerk of the city of Ferle, will be received\nup to f. p. m. July 2nd, for the installation\nof a water supply for the city of Fernle.\nWork includes the construction of 14,000\nfeet of 12 Inch wood stave pipe Hiiej a\nconcrete dam and a wooden biidge across\nthe Elk river.\nBids will be received for:\n(a) Furnishing material and labor.\n(ti) Furnishing material only,\n(c) Furnishing labor only,\nPlans and specifications may be Been\nat the office of the city engineer.\nA maiked cheque to the amount of 6\nper cent of the amount of the tender.\nThe lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.\nG. H. BOULTON,\nCity Clerk.\nROBERT POTTER.\n63-10. City Engineer.\nNotice of Application for Renewal of\nLiquor License.\nNotice is hereby given that I, Fred Adla\nof Waneta, Intend 30 days after the date\nhereof, to apply to the Superintendent of\nProvincial Police for a renewal of the\nliquor license held by me for the Fort\nSheppard Hotel at Waneta, B. C.\n(Signed) FRED AMR\nDated at Waneta, B. C, uis 31th day\not May, SMI.\nCHAS MOORE, CE.\nB. C. LAND SURVEYOR\nARCHITECT\nP. O. Box 35. Creston, B. C.\nMALCOLM & BUTCHART\nGENERAL BLACKSMITHS\nAND WHEELWRIGHTS\nAll kinds of Studebaker Wagons In\nstock.\nP. O. Box 153. Phone 221.\nHALL ST., NELSON, B. O.\nWest Kootenay Butcher Co\nG. G. PETERS, Man.\nOur stock of fresh and salted meats\nIs unsurpassed ln tbe city. Give ub\na trial order, It will be followed by\notherB. Fish twice a week from tbe\ncoast\nTransfer of Retail Liquor License\nIn the mutter of the Municipal Clauses\nAct; and, in the matter of an application\nfor the transfer of the retail liquor license\nfor the ','ilson House, situate In Slocan,\nB. C, from George Stoll to Harvey L.\nFife.\nNotice Is hereby glvpn that the undersigned will make application, 30 days\nafter the date hereof, to the Board of\nLicense Commissioners for the City of\nSlocan, B. a, for the transfer of the re-\ntall liquor license on the premises known\naB tho Wilson House, situate on Lots 6\nand 7 in Block A., in the said city of\nSlocan. from the undersigned to Harvey\nL. Fife.\nDated nt Blocan this 11th day of June\na. u.. tmm QgOggg _____\nNOTICE\nAll persons are forbidden to pick up or\nln any way interfere with logs adrift on\nthe Kootenay lake, and West Arm thereof, the said logs being the property of\nthe undersigned, or logs over -which we\nhave control. \u25a0\nAnyone failing to recognise this notice\nwill be prosecuted according to law.\nTHE YALE-COLUMBIA LUMBER CO*\nLIMITED.\nPIANOFORTE\nPUPILS received for pianoforte. Very\nmoderate terms. Apply Miss olive\nCampbell, 824 Victoria St. Senior, Honorary certificate, Practical and Senior\nCertificate Theoretical, Trinity College,\nLondon. 411-12\nGRADUATE NURSE\nMRS. McTAVISH, ROOM 1, 622 BAKER\nStreet.\nMUSIC LESSONS.\nMRS. CRYDERMAN-TEACHKK OF\npiano. Apply 489 Mill Street for terms,\nPRODUCE\nSTARKEY tt CO., WHOLESALE DHAL-\nGROCERIES\nA. MACDONALD <% CO.-WHOLE8ALE\nGrocers ana Provision Merchants-Im-\nDortsrs of Teas, Coffees, Spices. Dried\nFruits, Staple and Fancy Groceries, Tobaccos, Cigars, Butte,-, Eggs, Cheese and\nPacking House Products. Offlce and\nwarehouse, corner of Front and Hail\nStreets. P. O. Box 1095. Telephone 28.\nLIQUORS\n\u25a0. riROUSON ft CO.-WHOLEBALE\nand Commission Merchants\u2014Importers\nand Wholeaale Dealers in Wines, Liquors\nand Cigars. Kootenay agents for Pabst\nMilwaukee Beer. Agents for the Bruns-\nwick-Balke-Collender Co., Billiard and\nFool Tables and Supplies, Bar Fixtures,\nCigar Counters, Bowling Alleys, etc.\nPrices and specifications on application.\nOffice and retail department, Vernon\nBt, Nelson, two doom east ot postofflce.\nTelephone 260. P. O. Box 1020.\nMINERS' FURNISHINGS\nA. MACDONALD & CO.,- WHOLESALE\nJobbers In Blankets, Underwear, Mitts,\nGloves, Boots, Rubbers, Overalls, Jumpers, Macklnaws and Oilskin Clothing,\nCamp and Miners' Sundries. Office and\nWarehouse corner of Front and Hall Sta,\nP. O. Box 1096. Telephone 28.\nMINING MACHINERY\nWASHINGTON MACHINERY & SUPPLY\nCo.\u2014Dealers in Engines, Band and Circular Sawmills, Atkins' Saws, Wood and\nIron Pulleys, Leyner Compressors and\nDrills, Pumps and Hoists, Prompt attention. Reasonable prices. Courteous\ntreatment. Spokane, Wash.\nYoa Can't\nEarn a Fortune\nThe rich men of today are\nthose who invested in new\npropositions while others waited to see the goods. The Alberta oil fields will make\ntbousandB wealthy. Will you\nbe one? The chance of a lifetime is offered you. Write today tor Information.\nPlncher Creek CHI Co.,\nDrawer 749, Plncher Crsek.\nAlberta\nWANTED\u2014At once, good mine machln\n1st, single preferred, four dollars. Ad-\ndross, wltli reference, Duly Reduction\ncompany, Keremeos --\">\u25a0\u25a0*-'\u25a0\nTEACHER WANTED-for Alice Siding\nschool, near Creston, B. C. Salary U9\nper month, Apply Victor Carr, secretary\nftf -school board, Alice Siding, Creston,\nB. C. 67-0\nWANTED\u2014Position as pnstiy cook, confectioner, wedding cukes, etc, knowledge\nTHE WORKINGMAN8 EMPLOYMENT]\nAND REAL ESTATE AGENCY.\nWANTED \u2014 Teamsters, bookmen, post I\nmakeis, bury pickers, women cooks, |\nhousekeeper, city waitress, chamber-\nmaids, ghls for families, nurse girl, hotel I\nporter, lumber grader. I\nW. PARKER. Phone 283, 312 Baker St.|\nINTERNATIONAL COLONIZATION\nCOMPANY\nRING UP PHONE 301-Keal estate and em-l\nployment office. Help of all kinds fur-i\nnished. 411H Hall street. Through tickets!\nto all points In Europe,.Orient, North Af-f\nrlca and South America\nFOR RENT\nFOR RENT\u2014Nicely furnished room inl\nprivate family, all modern conveniences, r\nvery central. Apply P. O. Box 4tt>.\nWANTED-Posltion as general blacksmith. In small town preferred. Address\nB., Daily News. 57-0\nWANTED\u2014Wmi, 35, not afraid of work,\nwants position of any kind, temporary\nor permanent. Address R. W., Dally\nNews. 982}\nWANTED\u2014Paying Eiiests wanted; first\nclass summer residence, opposite Nel.\nson, all modern conveniences, good table.\nTerms moderate. Apply P. O, Box 903.\n58-tf.\nWANTED-A man who understands running gasoline launch. Apply at Lindsay\nLaunch and Boat comnpuy.\nWAiNTBD-Llght work in city by ste-uly\nami industrious man. Address D, W,',\nDaily News.\t\nWANTED\u2014Empire typewriter, cheap for\ncash. Box B. B\u201e Daily News. 60-2\nWANTED\u2014A few girls at Kootenay Jum\ncompany's factory- W-tf-\nWAIN TED\u2014Telegraph poles, quote prices\nf. o. b your station for 7 and s Inch\ntops 25 to 30 feet, and 40, 45 and 50 feet 8\nnnd tt (Inch tops. Must not be less t'lutH\none carload In each size. Address G. C,\ncare Dally News. 59-2\nSHERIFF'S SALE.\nBy virtue of several executions Issued\nout of the Supreme Court of British Columbia, and tlie County Court of East Kootenay, holden at Cranbrook against the goods\nand chattels of the Sullivan Group Aiming\nCompany, I have seized and taken in\nexecution all the right, title and Interest\nof the said Sullivan Group Mining Company in and to, a quantity of raw and\nroosted ort- now in the yard of the smelter\nof the said Company at Marysvllle, B,\nC, and also in a large quantity ot mining tools and mining machinery, assay\nmaterials, supplies and implements, tire\nbrick and lire clay, Vancouver cement\nAllls and Chambers ore 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 .'may be Been\nat my oftlce In the Court House at Nelson, and the various goods and chattels\nmay be seen upon application to John F.\nAdams, lialllff, In possession at the smelter at Marysville, and at tho Sullivan\nmine.\nI shall offer all of the said goods for Bale\nat public unction at Marys-zlllc. B. C, on\nThursday the 22nd day of April, A. D.\n1909. \u25a0\n8. P. TUCK,\n2W-tf. Sheriff of fiouth Kootenay.\nDated at Nelson, B. C, 2nd. April, liWJ.\nThe above sale Is postponed until Thursday the 6th day of Muy, 1909, at Hie same\nplace and time.\nS. P. TUCK, Sheriff of South Kootenay,\nThe above sale Is further postponed until ThruBday the 20th day oi May, 1909, at\nthe same place and time.\nS. P. TUCK,\nSheriff of tiouth Kootenay,\nThe above sale haa been further postponed until .Tuesday the 22nd day of June,\n1!hj, at tho same place and time.\n8. P. TUCK,\nSheriff of South Kootenay.\nThe above sole bas been further postponed until Tuesday, the Qth day of Julv,\n1909, at the same piece and time,\na. V- TUCK,\nSheriff Of South Kg -Lenny.\nFOR RENT\u2014Summer cottage, with gaol\nden, on north Bide of lake. Unfurnished\nrooms. Apply to Brydges, Blakemore\nCameron, Limited, Imperial Bank block.!\nffl-tf-f\nFOR RENT\u2014Room and board, with bathu\ncomfortable English home. Apply Alrs.l\nJ. Coomber, 619 Victoria street. f\" \"\"\nNOTICE\nNotice is hereby given that the copartnership subsisting between us, the\nundersigned, Irving J. Lucia, William\nStulms, and II. 11. Pitt**, n\u00bb wholesale and\nretail meat mcrchnnls, at t-OS Baker street.\nNelson, B. <_7, under the style or firm of\nH. H. Pitts & Co., Is this day dissolved\nby mutual consent, and that the said\nbusiness will in future be carried on by\nthe said Irving J. Lucia, Sr\u201e alone, who\nwill receive and pay all the debts of the\nlato copartnership.\nDater at Nelson, B. C, this 21st day ot\nJune, 1909.\nI. J. LUCIA, sn.\nWM, STUBBS,\n _ H. H. PITTS.\nNOTICE\nNotice Is hereby given to all fraternal\norders aud labor organizations who may\nhave been overlooked with an Invitation\nto attend the dedication of the Eagles'\nnew hall on the night of July 2nd, that it\nwan an oversight on the part of tho committee, and they are hereby invited to\nBond representatives from their organizations on this occasion.\nJ. W. DELANDV,\nSecretary Arrangement Committee.\nNotice of Application for Liquor\nLicense,\nNotice is hereby given that I, John B,\nBeemer, of Frultvale, B. C. Intend to op-\nply to the Superintendent'of Provincial\nPolice at the expiration of one month\nfrom the date hereof for a retail Uauor\nlicense for the premises known as the\nFrultvale Hotel, situate on Lot 5, Block\nB., at Frultvale, B. C.\nJOHN B. BEEMER.\nDat\/d June IL IMS. tf-lw\nFOR RENT\u2014Nice largo front room inl\nprivate family; all modem conveniencesX\ncentral location; no children. W perl\nmonth. Apply P. O. Box 4o5. 41-tf.r\nTO LET\u2014Furnished house for summer. |\nApply 820 Victoria street.\nTO LET\u2014Large furnished front room.1\n411 Silica street. , 46-12*1\nFOR RENT\u2014Small modern cottage, close!\nIn, $10. Apply H. 13. Douglas, Great!\nNorthern office. 61-3|\nFOR RENT\u2014Comfortable furnished rooms!\n520 Carbonate St. K.-\u00ab|\nFOR BENT\u2014Nicely furnlBhed rooms, wltli|\nbath, 006 Carbonate street.\nFOR RENT\u2014Large front bedroom, with!\nuse of bath. 186 Victoria street. 53-o|\nFOR RENT\u2014Furnished six roomed house!\nwith garden. Apply 423 Observatory St.F\nor P. O. box 600.\nFOR RENT\u2014Newly furnished roomB, with!\nbath. 400 Victoria street. 6S-ti|\nFOR RENT \u2014 Comf ortablly furnished!\nroom, with bath. 518 Victoria St. 5S-6|\nFOR RENT\u2014Small modern cottage, close!\nin, $10. Apply H. E. Douglas, Great!\nNorthern office. K-3|\nFOR RENT \u2014 Completely furnished \u25a0-\u25a0\nroomed house till September 30th. Im-i\nmediate possession. Eh-clitc light and all!\nmodern conveniences, nice locality. J2&1\nper month. Apply 809 Baker St. 57-6|\nFOR RENT\u2014Furnished rooms,\nSf.'-mnphoro Billiard parlors.\nFOR SALE\u201412 bore^ shot gun, in excel-L\nlent state of preservation, hammer gun,!\n$15. C. A. P., Dally News. 69-tf.f\nFOR 8ALE\nFOR SALE-The best land, ln an old\ntried and well improved district. At\nMirror Lake, which has proved what other are only trying. Four boats dally tt\nKaslo and Nelson. Land cleared; or uncleared and orchards In bearing. 2% miles\nfrom Kaslo; plenty of water; no summer\nfrosts; prices reasonable. Raw lands on\nKootenay lake with -good roads and beet\nof transportation at $10 per sere up. K.\nK. Bjerkness or E. Norman. Corner Baker and Ward streets, Nelson. UO-tf.\nFOR SALE\u2014Furniture of first claes Nelson rooming house, with long lease on 8\nroom house und basement, centrally located. Furniture the best procurable and\nIn first. class condition. All rooms well\nrented. Address \"Snap,\" Tbe Dally News\nNelson. 232-tf.\nFOR SALE\u2014Several blocks of choice fruit\nlands, very easy to clear, In Kaslo district, on Kootenay lake. Lako frontage*\nand bench lands; prices ranging from $ti\nto $20 per acre. Greatest snap ever offered in fruit lands in this famous fruit\ndistrict. For further particulars apply at\nLindsay's boat house, foot of Josephine\nstreet, Nelson, B. C. 24-tf.\nFOR SALE-38*i acres of fruit land for\nsale, only 13 miles from Nelson, up\nKootenay lake. Price and terms reasonable. Or will exchange for city property.\nAddress P, O. Box 46 Nelson. 51-tf.\nFOR SALE\u2014A number of pure bred<\nScotch Collie puppies, two months old-- \u25a0\n\"Weston Bell,\" the dam of these puppleB,\nwns awarded four first prizes, also win- I\nner of winners besides a special prize as I\nbest puppie at Dominion fair, Winnipeg, I\n1908. Price for Immediate sale $25 each- I\nPedigree Included. Box A. D., Dally I\nNews. H-R|\nFOR SALE\u2014Saddle horse; young and. I\nsound. Address B. P., Daily News. 64-6.J\nFOR SALE\u2014Eight young pigs, all sound\nand in first class condition, either\nsingly or ln one lot. Apply to W. H.\nAtkinson, Kokanee Post Office. 56-tf.\nFOR SALE \u2014 Typewriter, second hun-l I\nDonsmore; In good condition, $60. Mc- I\nDermld & McHardy. 66-6. |\nFOR SALE\u2014Cheap, Winchester repeating.!\n44 rifle, nearly new. Box R. A, M., Dallrf\nNews. W-tf.. |\nFOR SALE\u2014Peterborough keeled rowing?!\ncanoe, in excellent condition. Paddle I\nor row, complete with cushions, oars and\" I\npaddle; cheap. Box P. F. F., Dally* ]\nNowb. 57-tf.\nFOR SALE\u2014200 shares In Golden Zone I\nmine nt Medley, $46. Big profit assured. I\nIn reasonable time, Box M. A., Daily\nNews. 57-tf..\nFOR SALE\u2014Man or woman. My South.\nAfrican Veteran Bounty Lund Certificate, Issued by the department of tha\nInterior, Ottawa; good for 320 acreB o\u00a3\nany Dominion land open for .entry in,\nAlberta, Saskatchewan or Mnnitobn. Any. ,\nperson over the age of 18 years, man or\nwoman, can acquire this land with this\ncertificate. For Immediate sale $800, Write*\nor wire, tt K. Telford, 131 Shu ter street,\nToronto, Ontario, 56-26\nApplication for Renewal of Liquor\nLicense\nNotice Is hereby given that thirty days- |\nafter date I Intend to apply to the Superintendent of Provincial polios for a renewal of the liquor license held by me lo*\nthe Hotel Salmo at Salmo B. C. \u25a0\nDated at Salmo, B. C\u201e May 29, *g*_\n be>$\nTUESDAY JUNE 29\nBhe SJtrtls llettWf-\nPABISIVIN *>\nKootenay Coffee Co.\ndealers in all grades and varf-\n\" etleg ot\nTeas and Coffee\nRoasters ot high grade coffee.\nThe beBt ln these household luxuries at moderate prices.\nFresh roasted coffee at 35\u00ab to\n20c per lh.\nTeas, all grades and Tarleties,\nat $2 to 25c per lb.\nPure ground and whole spices.\nBaking powder, cocoa, cream tartar, baking soda flavoring ax-\ntracts.\nKootenay Coffee Co.\n306 Baker Street\nIt BEST EQUIPPED UNDERTAKINU\nWAND EMBALMING PARLORS IN THE\n{\u2022KOOTENAY.\nj* W. J. BOYLE, UNDERTAKER.\n'\"Night Pfcone 262. Day Phone *.\nI 'Standard Furniture Co.\nNELSON, B. C.\nLADIES-ATTENTION!\nLadles' Muslin Blouses [rom Jl.OO\nto W.00\nLadies' Net BlouseB Irom |5.b0\nto .W00\nLadies' Silk Petticoats (rom 16.00\nto \u00bb9-00\nLadles' Ready-to-wear Skirts\ntrom J5.00 to $18.00\nHosiery rrom 25c to $1.00 a pair\nFancy Collars rrom 75c to ta.00\neach.\nButtons made on short notice.\nCall and examine goods betore\nbuying at Mr. and Mrs. Flint's\n612 Baker street.\nWe have some tlrst-claes\nMINING PROPERTIES\nPOR. SALE\nwith good showings In the heart\nor the Sheep Creek district.\nMake Inquiries about them.\nPleased to answer your correspondence.\nA. LONGHURST\nReal Estate Agent\n\u00abALMO ft c-\nI i\n1\nI Carpet Cleaning\n' Beating carpets by hand spoils the tex-\ni rare and doea not remove the dirt.\nOur up-to-date Steam Cleaning Process\n.'removes all Ihe Impurities and restores the\ntoads to original colors.\n10c PER SQUARE YARD.\nWork called for nnd delivered promptly.\n. Clothes of all kind, cleaned, renovated,\n!lyo?nf?dSultt'cleaaned and preaaed, 75c to\n'&\u00ab'ikirt?oleanea. ,,.00; dyed, fife\nGloves cleaned. 25c to 60c. ,..__,.\nSpecial Rates for Hotels. Restaurants\nLnd Steamers. \t\nNelson Steam Laundry\n601-60J VERNON STREET.\n___Z Ml. P- Nj-POU, ProP.\n[oatenay Lake General Hospital\nMaternity Branch\nPatients are now received at the tol-\nowing rates:\nPrivate ward patients, week ... .J20.0O\nSeml-prlvate ward patients, week $15.00\n[ I Address applications to matron at\n'hospital:\nFrom Liverpool.\n ._ _rltaln.. ..Apr. f\n..BKv^l Lake Erie ___!*\n\\_SSa MONTREAL \u201e_%&_\nANT1 QUEBEC LIVH-nrOUL\n, Itay I \u25a0 .Sipres* of Ireland.. ..Apr. a\nMaylS . ..Lake Champlaln... ..April _\n\u2122 *A Empress of Britain..\n....Lake Manitoba\t\n.Empreaa of Ireland..\nJune ii'.!..* ....Lake Erie \u2014.,\u2022\u2014\nImfeS ..Empress of Britain.. ..June 4\nJune a Lake Champlain... -June J\nJuly !,. ..Empress of Ireland.. ..June 1\u00bb\nFor further Information retarding rates,\ndates of sailing, etc., apply\nB. TIDMIJS, C. P. A.. Nelaon, B. C.\nW. OI ANN ABLE, O.Ka., Montreal P. Q.\ntT*: f.EmpJei-'of Brit*aln*.'\nMay 21..\nMay 29..\nJune\nMay\n.May 12\n..May 21\n..May 20\nCLEANING AND PRESSING;\nBaits called for and delivered\nA. J. DRISCOLL\nfitme 86*5\u2014Baker atreet, opposite the\nUimrni'-t Hfttpl \t\nDancing Pavilion and Refreshments\nServed.\nLindsay L. ft B. Co's Dnnolnff Pa-\nVllllon nniJ Refreshment Parlors are\nnow open to the public. All you\nhave to do la put a nlokle in the electric\npiano and ro dancing. tfpeclul arrangements madf> to dancing parties. Foot of\nJosephine St., \"On the Water.\"\nA*e Yew Always\nLucky in Lotteries\nYou may perhaps have your prescriptions FILLED. You may perhaps take the madlcine accordi tig to your physician's orders.\nBUT\nDo you know that you ore g ettlng what your physician prescribes.\nDo you know,that your prescriptions are correctly compounded?\nYou Wotfld Be Mote Satisfied\nIE you knew the hand of an EXPERIENCED DRUGGIST served\nyou. If you knew that DRUGGI STS that make a specialty of prescription work are left entirely in ch arge of your wants. If you knew your\nphysician's instructions are carr led out to the letter.\nYou* Physi ian Appreciates\nOur knowledge of our business. Our never-failing attention to his\npatients. Our up-to-date method s of compounding prescriptions. Our\npromptness in the execution of h is orders.\nOUR STORE IS HERE FOR.YO U\u2014TAAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT.\nA Wotd About Stationery\nWe carry a line of Pads and Papeterlss that cannot be excelled. Our\ngoods are specially -selected. The prices will surprise you. You will be\nbewildered when you compare our goods. You will wondsr why you\ndid not come here long ago. ,\nIN ADDITION TO THIS\u2014We have everything you need in the\nline. It is a pleasure to show yo u our exquisite assortment of fancy\npapers.\nYet Another Stronghold\nThe exceptional distinction of BUTTERCUP ICE CREAM. The\nWANT MORE flavor of Butter-Cup is what makes it popular. We are\nsole agents for this cream\u2014You can't get it elsewhere. Ask for It. Insist on having it if you want th? very best.\nWatch the Crowd\nThey all Eat Buttercup\nPoole Drug Co. Ltd.\nNelson's Leading Druggists\nPhone 25 Day or Night Phone 25\n******************,,,,,,,,,*,, a,, ,,, i................. i.\nAN ECONOMICAL TEA\n4M_> &Ms2\/\nTea selling at 25c or 30c a pound la not really cheap, but Is extravagantly dear.\nBecause bo much of It Is nsually required that the cost per cup Is\nactually more than if a good tea tike Blue Ribbon were used,\nA pound of Blue Ribbon Tea will make 250 cups ot good rich tea,\nto, even at 50c a pound you would get four or five cups for one cent\nNot a very dear drink, ts it?\nAnd as for flavor, there Is simply nn com\"**-,Bnn hatween Blue Ribbon and the \"cheap\" teas.\nJust try a pound, and sea. *t- ., ^_it t __ J\nIf It Is Nice, Fresh\nJuicy Meat, We\nHave It\nSpring Veal. Lamb, Mutton.\nPork, Heel'. Every tilling slaughtered here and handled In an up\nin date plant.\nP. Burns & Co\n*************************** **************************\nCANADA'S GREATEST WESTERN SCHOOL\nC __ C*4 BUSINESS\nSprott-Shaw .institute *\n. \u00abV Vancouver, B. C.\nTbe bast equipped lohool west ot R. J. 8PROTT, B. A., Jlp.i\nToronto. Send (or catalogue.\n*************************I *************************t\nMETALS\nNew York, June 2S.\u2014Silver, T,2%; KletUro-\nlytlc topper, 18 to 13tt, dull.\nLondon, Juno 28.~-SJver, 2\\ Mil; Lead,\n\u00a312 18. 9.\nJune 28.\u2014Closing quotations on ilie New\nYork cuiu anu tipokum-i excha-iisfc, reported by Mighton and Cavanaugh.\nBid. Asked.\nLB. C. Copper 1,2% 7.50\nCan. Con. Smelters Sli.0\") D.i.00\nCopper King 01 ,09%\nGertie D2 .02%\nGfcanby : 03.00 110,00\nHeclii a.00 4.00\nInternational C. & C.' 76 .80\nIdaho Smelter ...\u25a0 0i% ,02%\nKendall 50 1.00\nLucky Calumet 05 .tfi-\nMISHnula Copper 01%\nMonitor Ill\nNabob 02%\nOom Paul 031,4\nReindeer 05%\nRambler Cariboo 10\nRex 10\nSnowshoe 07\nSnowstorm - 1.61\nStewart 50\nTama nick & Chesapeake .. .70\n.0L\u00bbi\n.13\n\u25a091%\nIM\n.62%\n1.00\nOpening Quotations Reported by\nWrDermfc) nod McHardy.\nNew York, June 28.\u2014\nB. O. Copper 7.12% 7.50\nGranby 09.00 103.00\nC, P. R 181.50 1S3.50\nNELSON NEWS OF THE DAI\nJoe Walxei left on Sunday evening for\n\u25a0Russia in I and will be absent for about\nfour days.\nC. R. G. Bagnall, travelling paasengor\nagent for tiie C. P. It., left last night for\na visit lu S.-nttle.\nThere will b*** a military ball at the\narmory under the auspice's of tbe Bugle\nband on tiie evening of Thursday next.\nThe fire brigade wan called out yesterday afternoon by u false alarm turned In\nat the corner of Hoover and Latimer\nstreets.\nA. Choquette lias* returned to the city\nfrom Montreal, where lie was called to\nhis mother's death bed, arriving, however;\ntoo late to see her alive.\nThe will be a meeting of the ladles-- refreshment committee for the St, Saviour's\nSunday .school picnic at :i o'clock this\nafternoon In lite parish ball.\nTin* bout crews Who are to race nt the\nSeattle regatta next month are practicing\nhard and ara making excellent progress.\nThe will leave Nelson on July 1>.\nR. K. Steven, for tlie past ten years\nmanager of the Greenwood club, lias resigned ids position nnd is leaving for the\ncoast at the beginning of next month,\nLon Scholes, tlie famous Canadian nmn-\nteur oarsman and winner of tiie \"Diamond\nscull*- at Henley, who is to compete with\nT. I>. Desbrisny, cinimpion of the Pacific\neoast, at tlie Dominion Day celebrations\nhere on Friday, Is expected to arrive In\nthe city tills evening.\nAt the Empire last night Hie very fine\nfilm \"Prom Quebec to Niagara\" wns ac-\ncorded applause, the large audience being\ndelighted with this magnificent n-'oture\na mi its manw views of the famous Niagara Fulls. Tonight lids picture will again\nbe shown tgglher w'lh lb [ \u00bbj_ \u2022\u25a0\u2022\u2022n*\"-*>i\nnf dramatic and comic* subjects'. E. Lupton will sing \"The Eandllero.\"\nTonight the Arcade theatre Im showing\nan exceptionally comic list of pictures.\namong them \"The Girl I Left Behind,\"\n\"Sandy Mcpherson*.*- Quiet Fishing Trip \"\nthis is a side-splitter ' and shown tlie\ntrouble two boys can make for :i i*\nHighlander in kilts; this must be seen to\nhe appreclntcil. however. \"The I-lekmi-\njnes\" Is n splendid comic showing the\n'Ollbles and fun of 12 little color\n\"The English Tourist\" !s\nfunny\nand\n\u2022Two's Company Three's n 1\nrnwd\" 1\nother screamingly funny |>\n'tur\".\n.Miss\nMacKenzie will sing \"Doiri\nWorry,'\none\n'if the Intest hits in tlie east\nW-*dn*\nsday\nafternoon the managetneni\nwin gi\n\u25a0e n\ncany matinee to celebrate '\nie clOS :\nschool and start of ibe hull-\nays.\nAll work for tlie Eclipse 1\nuinrtrr\no lie\ndone this week miifil b* in\ntlie Int\nml IT\nnot later than Tuesday nigh\nfitf-1\nidhin\nFor Dominion Day, July I. tbe O\nPacific Railway company nnnoum-e a\nrale of fare and one-third for tbe round\ntrip. Tickets will be on sale June 20th to\nJuly 1st. inclusive, good to return until\nJuly 8rd,\nAn express train running DO miles nn\nhour without stopping for 28 hours'would\njust travel the distance covered by the\npackets (placed end to end) sold In onn\nyear of \"Rnlada\" Ten. Aunni! sale exceeds eighteen million packets.\nTlie Sunday service to Rossland nnd the\n{Boundary, which has recently been inaugurated by the C, P. R., is proving a\ngreat lioon to the residents of all *he\ncities affected, from Nelson, for instance,\na very large crowd of nelsons on amuse-\ninent bent went out as far west as Castiegar on Sunday last and spent tlie day\npicnlclng, fishing, etc, returning home on\ntlie evening train. t\nNew hooks received al the Canada Drug\nand Rook company. Price J1.25 encb.\nWe've a\nStandard\nOthers\nImitate\n-j^**.\nSi \u00b0\n\\%L_V\nST.\nIt's Time\nFor you to get t.iat straw hat. DO IT\nNOW before the sizes and styles get\npicked over,\n50c to $5.00\nIt's Time\nTo be getting Blocked up In thin under;\nwear. Knee drawers and sleeveless\nslilrts.\nSummer Underwear\n50c to $4.00 per\nGarment\nIt's Time\nYou had your two piece suit ready for\nthe hot days that are sure to come.\nHomespuns and English flannels are\nthe correct tiling in two piece suits,\nWe Have 'Em\n$7.50 to $16.50\nEMPIRE\nIt's Time\nIt's Time\nYou\nLocated\nUs\nHome merchants took for when buying\nmerchandise,\nDifferent Here\nWe buy for cash and take our discounts and thus give our customers\ngood goods at reasonable prices,\nIt's Time\nYou found out that when you want\ngood reliable up to the minute gooda\nEmory & Walley's Is the place to fin\nthem,\nEmory & Walley\nClothes, Hats and Toggery\nTonight, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.\nWe are showing a magnificent\nscenic film,\nQuebec\nto Niagara\nIn which Is shown scenes of the\ncity of Quebec and part of the\ntrip up tlie St. Lawrence, the famous Lachlne rapids and Che passage ..trough the 1000 Islands and\nup lake Ontario. Niagara Falls\nIs sliown in all Its beauty and ths\nmany scenes are trulv magnificent. The two bridges spanning\nthe gorge with the tumbling waters are sliown. Don't miss this.\nA good program of comic and\ndramatic pictures accompany.\nI Tomorrow, change of Program\nI and matinee.\nI - Admission 10 and 15 Cents.\n-ARCADE-\nNELSON'S LEADING\nPICTURE THEATRE\nE Ross Mackenzie, Manager\nPROGRmM tonight\n.1 Tlie Girl I left Behind, serio\ncomic\n\". Sandy McPherson's quiet Fisb-\nl.ng Trip. Very funny,\nil. Pickaninnies. Comic,\n\u25a01. The English Tourist. Comic.\n5. Two's Company, Three's a\nCrowd.\n(!. Illustrated Song. Don't Worry,\nillss .Jean Mackenzie.\nDoors open at 7:30\nCandy Mat'nee Wednesday, 2:30\nHALCY0NH0TSPRINGS\nARROW LAKES, B. C.\nThe place to spend you*- holidays,\nArrow Lakes, B C . Excellent accommodation,. Boating, fishing,, splendid\nscenery. Special rates for return tickets by C.P.R. Two steamers call\ndaily, Finest hot springs In Canada.\n\u25a0*ln the Shadow uf Pn- Menkh,\" by Dora\nLamrlots. \"The Kingdom ef Earth,\" by\nAnthony Partridge, author at \"Passers\nBy.\" \"Tin- Royal End,\" hy Henry .Hurl-\nland, author i>r \"Tne Cardinal's Snult\nLtux.\" \u25a0'.MiirrliiKi- a In Mode,\" by Mrs.\nHumphry Ward, author oe \"Tlie Testing\nuf Diana Mallory,\" 50-3\nA private sale of furniture will be luM-l\nnt 1134 Stanley St., corner Observatory,\non Wednesday the ilOth Inst, from s a. m.\nPROCTOR TO HAVE SCHOOL\nVt-fill Open After Midsummer Holidays\n\u2014Settlement Growing Fast\n(Specinl to The Dally Newa.)\nPROCTOR, June 3S.--*Thl8 settlement\nhas now taken n i>in stride forward and\ninis established a school un the townslte,\nwhloh will im opened after the summer\nholidays In August, the residents having\nullllng-lv glvi-n their nss'stnnce In the\nform of subscriptions, The desks, etc.,\narrived nt the school house and nil will\nbe In readiness in the course ol' a few\ndays.\nThe residents were pleased to welcome\ntin* premier nnd his distinguished party\nat last Wednesday's picnic and all turned out in great force to do him honor\nnnd hope he will again glev them the -v-\nportunity uf extending to him the hand\nof friendship. While here the party\nwrn-e Introduced to all the settlers,\namongst whoin were sunn.- who noi ninny\nyears ugb met the premier In Atlln,\nThe trail having now been eul for some\niiilk**- to the Hoiilli ol' the lowiislte I*. <-\nexpected that some mining properties will\nbe in full BWlng in the course of a few\nweeks. At lln_* present Unit- pruspecturs\nure busy in the hills.\nit iw rumored tliat before very long\nseveral new Industries will bo Introduced\ninto lids neighborhood,\nThere are ninny campers un the Arm\nand adjacent to the Outlet, out taking\ntheir vacation nnd Indulging In the best\nyear's fishing that bus ever been known\nlie re.\nThe output of fruit from tiiis district\nwill fur exceed that of any previous\nyear.\nA Chinese laundry has now been started which is ;i great help to the many residents here,\nC. G. i-YnwL-k, liii-* of Slocan, nn expert angler, has taken over k. ,i. Sam-\nmans' boat livery und rishln>\u25a0$\u00ab \u00bbi>\u00bb*-\u00bb^-\u00ab\" ' \u2022>S\u00bbi-i\"J '\nm\n i* \u00bbAOE EIGHT\nQfre \u00a7ttUe -trkwfc\nTUESDAY JUNE M\nIt Wffl Pay You\nTO LOOK INTO THI8\nONE-QUARTER MILE LAKE\nFRONTAGE\n60 acrea close to Nelson. 45\nacreB belt land ot which 12 acres\nare cleared. 5 acres In bearing\norchard. Apples, cherries and\npears, mainly apples. Two and\none-half acres ln bearing strawberries. 4-roomed modern cottage\non property. One-quarter mile\nlake frontage. Come and see us.\nH. E. Croasdaile\n(So Co.\nLots\n75 ft. corner, Mill St $750\nGO ft corner, Houston St. ... 325\n150 ft corner, Park St 650\n90 ft. level corner, near Fair-\nview Bchool 600\n60 ft under cultivation, near\nFairview school, $450.\nAcre Blocks\nNear shipyards $225 to $450.\nF. B. LYS 315 Baker St.\nUnequalled tor general use\nGALT COAL\nCars shipped to all railway points\nW. P. TIERNEY, Gen. Sales Agt.\nNELSON, B. C. Box 823\nFRESH FRUIT\nShould form a large part of\nyour summer diet! it is very\nCooling and refreshing. \"Wje\nhave a Cull line of all seasonable fruits and all are strictly\nfresh, as we renew our stock\ndaily,\nurawberries, special [box\n15c\u201e 2 for 25c.\nCnerriies, per lh 25c.\nPeaches, per lb 20c.\nApricots, per lb 20c.\nPlums, per lb 20c.\nTomatoes, per lb 25c.\nOranges, per doz. 30c. to 50c.\nChoquette Bros.\nStar Bakery and Ice Cream\nParlor.\nBaker Street. Phone 258\nNELSON NEWS OF THE DAY\n3. N. Ross of Salmo Is at tiio Hume.\n.T. C. Jardlne of Kaslo Is a guest at the\nStrathcona.\nMrs. F. E. Archer of Kaslo Is a guest\nat tlie Hume.\nThe city band will play this evenlnfj at\n8 p. m. at the band stand.\nJ. McCreath and FiTderlrk Keffer are\nivk'lstered at tlie Strathcona.\nHerbert G. Low of Golden has been\ngazetted as a deputy game warden.\nMr. and Mrs. W. B. Pool returned to\ntlie city from Spokane on Sunday evening.\nJ S. Alrheart, who lias recently pur.\n\u2022cliaBed the Highland mines at Alnsworth,\nIs at the Strathcona.\nThe temperature on Sunday ranged between 68 and 47 degrees and yesterday be-\ntween 70 and 43 degrees.\nThe usual weekly dance under the auspices of the Eagles* orchestra will he\ngiven ln Lindsay's pavilion this evening.\nMr. and Mrs. T. Partington or Selkirk,\nManitoha, are spending a few days in tlv*\nr-itv as guests of Capt. and Mis. C. T.\naVrtlngton en route to the Seattle fair.\nWilliam Butler, brought before Police\nMagistrate E. A. Crease in the city no.\nJice court yesterday on a charge of vagi\nrancy. was sentenced to threa months\nwith hard labor.\nThe appointment of John S. T. Alexander to be government agent etc., ror\nFernle and stipendiary magistrate for Uie\ncounty of Kootenay is announced in last\nweek's British Columbia Gazette.\nThe Moyle Leader states tliat it l*\nrumored that a big strike of more than\nusual Importance was made at the St.\nKugene mine last week and thai one ot\n\u2022\u2022the. iargCRt bodies of nre ever found In\nthe mine was opened up.\nThe water for the 21 hours ending at G\nn, in. yesterdnv, as registered hy the\nT,indsav Launch and Boat co-v-pany's\nl-augr. fell 4 inches. The fall durln-r the\nprevious 24 hours was 2 inches. The rise'\nIs now reduced to 11 feet 6 Inches.\nThe following hnve been appointed commissioners for taklnc affidavits under thf\nprovisions of the Elections act for the\nWectornl district of Ymlr: George Munro,\nJohn Moran an,i Robert J. Long, of Ores-\nton* Ernest Columbus, Antonio Vanucti\nand Stenhen- Butorac, of Trail; Samuel\nMiller. Tmlr.\nProvincial Constable Stevenson of\nMichel on Sunday evening brought In to\n(\u2022no local gaol a man nnmed !Dom!n!'*o\ntSantorlo sentenced to 60 days in gaol In\ndefault of payment ot a fine of $3> and\ncosts tor disorderly conduct by F. Web.\nber,. J. P. The seme evening ProvtncH-\n \"i a. Jensen came in from Castle-\n\" * H. U, Graw, charged\ni .eras br\u2014\u25a0*\u25a0-\nPINEAPPLES\nFRESH AND LARGE\nNever so cheap before in Xel-\nson.\n25c Each\nC. A. Benedict\nGrocer\nCor. Josephine and Silica. Phone 7\nNEISON, B. C.\nFor Sale ,\n12000\u2014A very desirable cottage and three lots. The cottage is in first class shape,\nand the lots well cultivated.\nBearing fruit treeB, lawn and\ngarden. Terms.\n$1850\u2014A five roomed house\nand lot near the,centre of the\ncity; no hill to climb, all modern improvements.\n$600\u2014A small building and\nlot on Victoria street, west of\nStanley, next to Strathcona\nhotel property.\nFor Rent\nA five roomed summer cottage on the north side of the\nlake, furnished with the exception of linen and plate.\u2014\n$30 per month,\nA five roomed house on Latimer street, $20 per month.\nA six roomed houBe on Robson streett, $17 per month.\nH. & N. BIRD\nNelson, B. C.\nTENTS!\nWe have in stock a full -ine of the above in all sizes made up\nespecially for us of the very bee t material and workmanship, ready to\nset up. Call in and get prices of camper's supplies before purchasing\nelsewhere. Our stock is comp.e te and it is always a pleasure to show\nthe goods.\nThe J. H. Ashdown Hardware\nCo., Ltd.\nNelson Branch .-. Nelson, B. C.\nWHOLESALE\nRETAIL\nFOR SALE\n18 work horses, from 3000 to\n3300 lbs.\nNELSON TRANSFER CO.\nprovincial court yesterday and remanded\nuntil this morning.\nThe Knights of Pythias meet in their\nnew hall tonight.\nThe I. \\V. W. meet this evening in the\nMiners' Union hall.\nFred Adle, of Wanetn, district frulU\nInspector, Is m tlie Queens.\n\u25a0 The Baptist Sunday school will hold\nits annual picnic at Proctor on July US.\nThere will he a choir practice this eve-\nning at 8.30 ln St. Paul's Presbyterian\nchurch.\nThe Young People's society of Hie\nBaptist church will meet this evenlnji at\n8 o'clock.\n\u25a0 The interemdlate baseball team are re.\nquested to turn out for practice Litis evening at