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We expect a full assortment\nr- of fresh vsgetables to arrive this after-\nR noon- if they'donft we will be more dis-\nm appointed tliaii you. Our business is to\nim sive satisfaction to our, 'patrons; and our\n[l record of being the, oldest in business in-\n|# tne town backs up this statement.\n'A ' ' \"YOURS FOR BUSINESS, ' \u25a0\u2022 '\nOBONl^ QliiTS\nMANAGEMEf\nThirteen years with\n\u25a0t the St, Eugene..\nSTILL\" RETAINS\" STOCK\nW.ill' Take a Rest and1 ,Mav\n' Visit Through the, Old '-\n, \u2022 Country.,' -< \u201e\nThirteen years ago \"last\nmonth J nines Cronin, in\ncompany Willi Fa'tlier -Coc-\ncol'o ari''d' ah Indian- named\nPeter, staked the St.' .Eugene\nproperty.-; TJien.the work of.\nconverting the\" prospect into\nJ. > a mine was >begun., There\n'5. ' _-- 4 '.' '., >i*r'-f\"<\\ -,\". ' '-;-:\\\" ' . - - i\nThe .iiotisumxtfer months are near at\nWd: Ask- yourself whether ; yout are\nproperly insured:against 'fire,; and,-write\n. *\/\u25a0\u25a0 \" . '': '- \u25a0\"' ,i ; V \" '\"-'\n''NOT Mi'DElINr.THE'. '^T^NGLE.\"'-. ; ;|\nGood tainadi^\nat:\n\u201e'^\n'tf\n^ ' - MOYIE'S 'LEADING HOTEL. \u00a3\nHotel Kootenay\ni u r\n\" The best of accommodations\nfor the Traveling' Public.\nLarge and Commodious Sample Rooms. ' Billiard Rooms,\nMcMAHON'BROS. Proprietors.\n3\ni\nCORSETS\n. We have secured these corseis 'for\nMoyie, and would like to have the\nladl.8' opinion of them. We have\nthem in styles and sizes to ht all fife\n^figures at prices ranging from Tools to\n$2.50.\nLet us show them to you.\nE. A. HILL,\nTHE LADING LADIES' AND MEN'S FURNISHER.\n\"\u25a0 - - Imperial Bank of Canada.\nR AviNflS DEPARTMENT.\nv Bank deposit.' :i\nOnce opened it grows whether added to or not\n;; Interest allowed at current rales and com\n. poutded twice a year.\nCRANBROOK BRANCH.\nj, F.M PINKHAM, Manager.\nfr ' \" A' V i ^^_^ -&-&m \u201e^cL**s&-*** this summer\nwas-no'railroad, -no1. .Moyie\n\"and no Cranbrook theivancl\nevery pouncU'pf - ,grub '\"an.d\nsupplies 'had'*,to be packed\nfrom Fort' Steele, ;30 miles\naway. ' Cronin and Pete Ole-\nspn \"comprised the'first'working- force. TThey 'each1- took\n.turns at holding and ham-\n,m'ering';the'drill,,'as fwell as\ndoing the cooking, - sharpening' ihe^steel.kc. ' Then pay.\nday would, come, and Cronin would pull a roll 'of bills\nfrom'his pocket and pay'01 e-\nsoh, for. .his 'month's, work.\nThere were no. labor troubles'\nof grub strikes at\u00abtiie.St.\nEugene'in,those days. . Then\nthe force .was\/increased-, .\"and\nP.eter Lynch, W. P.^White;\nWm.'and \".James ,'Mills,' the\nHamilton' \"boys, 5and ' John;\nBakke were hired. 'White is\nnow, superintendent' \u2022' and\nBakke is a foreman.- t \u25a0\nNow\u00b0 'after thirteen years\nof continuous management\nMr. Cronin has tendered his\nresignation, which the company has reluctantly accepted. ' Mr. Cronin took the St.\nEugene when there was\nnothing but the cropping of\na ledge., rf He leaves it the\nsecond largest silver-lead\nmine on the( American continent, and he has 'made for\nhimself a reputation as a\nmining man that4 anyone\nmight envy.., 'Not only that,\nbut he has accumulated a\ncomfortable fortune.\nThursday ho was arranging his fishing outfit, had\ntwo of Jiis dogs tied and was\nready to go on a trip with J.\nC. Drewry to the Old Man\nriver in\" Alberta 'when a\nrepresentative of this paper\ncalled on him. \"Yes, it is\ntrue 1 have resigned. 1_ did\nso some lime ago, but it is\nonly now that\" 1 am able to\nget'away. 1 was never better pleased with the St. Eugene, and 1 am holding all of\nmy stock in it. Being still a\ndirector I shall come to\nMoyie quite often, probably\nonce a month, and look over\nthe property. The mine is\nin good hands and will run\nvery nicely without me. Ii.\nH. Stewart, consulting engi-\n-hee'r for \u25a0 the company, will\nhave .charge of the affairs\nhere, but of. course Mr. A.1-\ndri'dge is general manager.\"\nMr, Cronin's family is living in Spokane, and Mr.\nCronin will; spend\/most of\nhis time there. It is said\nthat he and . his family intend talcing a trip to Ireland\n' LOCAL NEWS. -\nTliere ii a sellout el<-0Mon toil uv\nIce cre-un at A.'JJ. ^'<'w \"\"i A Co V.\nK. G. Gwyune.rtiunnsd Irani ypui-\nyn-j MoiidnVk\nJJ H. Hh'irt wiwp fiom Or.iobrook ,\nWednesday. \"\nJiimes Weight ia'takint: a abort lay-\n' . . i' '\nt ff uniMm goat' tu^by.jk^uii.\ni Sam Spears will soon h\u00abv<- h\\a eion*\nat Oioston op>'ii foi.busintad. yt '\nHarry Dimock-has 'sold his liouse\nand lot in Moyie to';S.trii Fotlcr.\nG. A King returned T.iurkh;\/- from\na triji tlirouKh the'Co-.ur d'AluOfs.\n', Josepli Nipjlt-rat-dt is now rUuninii\na grocery and fruil'storo ill R'^Sij.i^\n, , Patrick Higa'inahmb'jen bwitify-\ning ui^houie with a coal of paitit. ' l\nG'jldie Stewart0 iiit.onds le.ivLug for\n\"the'east abouttbe 20u'li of .thefljonth.\n. 0. J,\u00b0 Johnson is on ton Pi-rry Creek\ndoing assessment' A-oik\", on \" some\nclaims. , ''\" f ' ' , \u201e' '\n7 Father C!\\oiuel of,, Criinbrcok\" was\nhereSundayaud helJ.'iservici'S in .tue\nOatoolic church.' , ,v\n' p, Fossom of ' the Intemationul\nhotel has, bread, cakes, pasusty and\nicecream for salv. t - \u2022 . ,.\nEruest Maradeii 'of Rossluwt 'lias\nlaltily joined the 'Clerking sl'al? in R.\nCampbell \u25a0& Co's store.1. , - '\n'\"\"-Misa Miud Bolen \"has n-luroed , to\nMoyie afterT'an'absence'of several\nmonths iu Spokune.\n'< -Mrs. Nuttle is\\ving\"dnnBPr1>n\u00ab'ly .ill\nat her homt\", \"ml thvef. \u201es'ii:iM -10 be\nlittle liojie for lier reccvery.\n^Hiirry^Stewart^ft'iremari ot 'the ^St.\nJbuge'u'e.mill, is ,back\"fro.n Upokan'oi\nwhere, h'e was visiting witli his family.\n'J, C. Drewry. was in'town a1 day, or\ntwo, buL is now ilbivu on the Old, M.in\nriver on a fi&iiing trip Willi .Mr.\u25a0 Cro-i'\nsnu. ' \\. ' - ', e \u25a0 ' *\nJack McTavisli \"and ^'Sandy\" 'Cameron are building up a-splendtd bmi-,\nnesssince taking over the, Cuaiobpoti-\ntau-lioiel.. , ', d ,\u2022 *, ',\n\"A forest fire has b'eu 'ragbg about\ntwo miles\" south'of Aldridge fox\" several\ndays, but is now find to be'- well uudor\ncontrol. \u25a0' --J,\" ->$,'\"\" \u2022','\"'' i*\"\"\nThe \"Moyie~brewexy\" is\"*Jtiii\u00abin\"g -out\nPAYROLL\n'?.y ri ^.r^ffi, A Jlie ,re.lcnilt'?V inarch of time hn\u00ab\nlusl..llul \u201e ,\u201e..\u201e.. .-6.. , lefi'surviving o.ily^two ol tiie original\nMcGregor hall.'' The,'ei?n gives ' the j thirty-thrpe Fitliers of Confcderatrdn.\n'' ' METAL- MARKET.\n'i- * *, ''\nNbw York\u2014Bar Miver, Oi'ii cc:u\u00bb\nL\u00bb.wi, !fr)\"l5.' Zi'nc C\u00abi.p'lll<;0 $:\"\u00bb ',)0. ' \"\nLondon\u2014Lead, \u00a310 Gs. 3d.\nau excellent quahiyof beer,' aod [very\nlittle of the outside product id .being\nshipped iii.'K\u00ab_ ' ( , . , , \" \",\nRev, G.ILFiudlay and Jobb Simpson took advantage of-Urn reduced\nrailway rates aud'weut to'Ciliary the\nfirst of the week.\" , \u25a0 ' ,-\nMiss McKay, who worked for over a\nyear iu the' Kootenay , Hotel dining\nroom is now employed at llie Cranbrook hotel in Cranbrook.\nLast week we overlooked mentioning\nthat J. F. M. Pinkham of the Imperial Bink of Canada gave if 10 to be added to the purses for the-drilling contest here on Dominion Day,\nMrs. Foote was in Cranbrook this\nweek to see her husbind, C, A. Foote,\nwho is in the hospital. Mr, Foote is\ngetting along nicely aud will be ready-\nto come home in a week or len days.\nFOR SALE\u2014House ami lot aud\nhousekeeping outtit complete. Will\nbe sjld cheap. Apply to II. A, Pet-\ntus or at MacEachern k & Jtecdonald's\nstore- ,\nEl A. Hill had some new shelving\nput in bis store this week to make\noom for his ever increasiugstock. G\nR, Strange, contractor of Oraubrook,\ndid the work.\nThe local lodge of Odd Fidlows had'\na big meeting Tuesday evening. The\nnew officers were installed end three\ncandidates were given the first'degree.\nAt the close of the meeting there was\na Bocial session aud ice cresim, cake\naud lemonade were served,\nM. Macklenburg, M. A., D. O. S.,\nthe celebrated eyesight specialist, will\nagain bo m Moyie Sjturday, July 2Sth\nat the Moyie Drug & Statiomry store.\nAny defect of the eyy emd sight\nsatisfactorily treated. dross eyes,\nshort sight, far sight, old sight,\nirregular sight, etc., properly attended\nto. Fees moderate.\ndaysvl.oiiM o't m\u00bbnting. He, and will\nu'rovu uf grea*'i-cinviiii'ni'C LO the\npeople, and t'speeially io strangers in\ntho'town. * ' i ,\n.Timber Eevenup. , , '\n\" ' ; \/\n. ' \" i v\nThe timber,, revenue, for the province for the 5\"ear ending 'Jtuie ,'M i3\nestimated',to be]1 very near $600,000\nthus surpassing allnpnsvious records.\nThe number of licenses b'ving issued\nis gradually' increasing and the in-\norease ' so ' f-tr has been- almost 50\np.-r cent. ,' < ; * , v\n* ;Iii,New Quarters., ,; .\n.-.' .' ' ,, . \" ,< - . '\nThe Moyie Loaderis no>v occupying.\nqilftVtere iu -tl\u00bbo;\u2014PurrKU' blo.-k. jTbe^\nmove was necessxry to get more room\nfor the increasing ,business. Tiie\nprinting plant has been added, to and\nwe are prepared toluudle work' of all\ndescriptions. '- v\n- Tim Farrell Hurt.\n1 \u2014 t ^\nTim . Farrell had one, of his ankles\ncrushed'q-iile badly Wednesday even-\ning shortlyafter.be went on shift at\nthe mine. He was taken on a freight\ntrain to Cranbrook the same evening.\nCatholic Social\nThe ladies of the Catholic church\nare planning to hold a social in Eagle\nliall on Friday evening, August 10th.\nNot tiie Kind Wanted.\nA smart young fellow called out to\nafarmer who was sowing seed in his\nfield, \"Well done, old fellow, you so\u00ab' -\nI reap the fruits \" . -\n''Maybe you will,\" said the -farmer,\n\"for I'm sowing hemp,\"\u2014Harper's\nWeekly. J ^\t\nPHOTOS.\nIII.. U.iui'u --in Oban s Tupp r J'.l\nSenator A., A Mvcdmnll of .I\\ .H, T!\nTho magnzine section of the Toronto,\nGlobe of July, 4iU has, the plsotos- ol |\nthe two men, on the front' paee'as, also\na group, picture of the Fathers of Con\nfedemlion taken iii 1SG1. Much have\nthe two survivors witnessed'in the evolution ,,'of the ii2W commonwealth,\nsince it3 first Dominion Day, and\nmuch, indeed, have these aged statesmen witnessed of Canada's, gmvth^ as\nmeasured by ' the inilpstone dates ol\neach ^uitceediiigFirst'of July. \u2022 \u25a0\n\u25a0 Senator M.fcclon ild is father of A.\nP.jtfacaou'aid, merchanl.'bf \"Moyie,.\n\u2022' bhas.Bie'sel-Promoted,.\ns -j * 7\" ' l~\n\" \"chfts.'B'iesel, -at one dime snperiu-\nlundetfl uf tiVc^Oi-.-IJi'ij-anP- lillt'IOr the\npast year chi3f accountant 'at the\nCentre Star aud War E.igle mines at\nRoasland, ' is 'noff^in cliargg of 4he\nSnowahoe mine, hear Phoenix. ,The\nSnowshoe was lalelv. acquired' by' the\nConsolidated Mining .and. Smelting\ncompany. Mr. Biesel is a graduate of\nthe mining department of a German\nuniversity, has had a great deal of\npractical mining experience, is an\nable man and should make a .success\not the Snowshoe. ' ,\n!gEMZ?.AI: NZW3 NOTES.\"\nc ! \/ , *\n' Tlu- Kaslo Kooiemiun baa charged,\nhands.\nEnglish packing lioiises are s.iiil .to-\nbe iu as fliihy conditjou as tbnde^'nf\nChicago. . . \/j ,__ ,\n' \" .r ' ,\n'The new pi earner Kiiakanook is now ',\nrunning between Kooteua> Landings\nand Nelson. \" , '\n' NelFon's annual agnonltural and in-\ndii^tii'tl e^hiliiMon . lakes', piaue ibis\nvear (in September 19, 20, an I 21.'\n\". J I.. ' '\n, J , r, '\nThe trial of \u25a0 Harry 6,Thaw for fhe>\nmurder of,Stanford White 'is tu tat..s\",\nplace on the fust Monday >p Oc'obtr^\n' .<-.\" i \u2014I v ,\n\u201e H\/.H. Dimock 'of Iving^gat.e 'H^s;\nOeen*Jippuiui,eiI n\u2014 o..[-4i; &\u00bb,i.u-.;u, \u2014\nden for'the Cr.rabrook,' electoral dh- ,\ntrict, ,. ' ,_ i\" ; , \"v '' .\n'E. H. Small has taken a five years'\"\nlease'on the Cosmopalitiou hotel iii\nCianbrook from N. Ifau6,\u00abnr tii'u\nowner. \u25a0 -,\n' \u25a0>. -\\\"\n\u2022 't'hltl\nExcursion to Lethbridge.\nCranbrook people have the happy\nfaculty of doing things right. Tomorrow at the expense of sjiG00rthey\nwill run a special train to Lethbridge\nand return. 'The Cranbrook lacrosse\nteam will play the LUhbridge team ou\nMoml.iv, and the train will return\nM-uidav evening. The fare for the\nround trip including berths for both\nnights in only $10\n\" Hom^From J&egina.\nThe hotel men in Cranbrook intend \u2022\nraising oil tne price of bo.ird. Tne ad ,,\nvance in the price uf meat and grocer\u2014-\nics is furemg'them to do this.-\nPhcenix has a swift bunch of Eagles.1\nOn Dominion Day they beat the Phc--\nnix hose teamviu the wet test and had.\nwater turned on in 26+ secouds;\nFred'Small and A.G. Blain'are now\nrunning the Crow's Nest Laundry ac\nCranbrook. They are conducting it\nalong business like lines and are making a success of it.\ni\nSaved His Comrade's CUc.\n'\u2022While returning from tbe Grand\nArmy Encampment at Washington\nCity, a comrade, from Elgin, 111., was\ntaken with cholera morbus and was in\na critical condition,\" says Air. ..J. E.\nHougbland.of Eldon, Iowa. .'-I gave\nhim Chamberlain's Colic, Ofciolcra and\nDiarrhoea \"Remedy and bi'lSeve saved\nhis life. I have'been engagsil' for ten\nyears in immigration work nud conducted many parties to the south and\nwest. I always carry this remedy and\nhave'used it successfully oii wady occasions. Forjjsale by the Jtuyid Drug\n& Stationary Store.., '\u2022\nDon't, neglect sitting for your photo\nwhile the opportunity presents itself\nto have good work. MacEachern &\nMacdouald's old store. Monday, 16th,\nlast day.\nR. II. TRUEMAN\".\nWe have just received a choice assortment of\nJewelery\nNovelties\nJulius MueMer, owner of tho Moyie\nBrewery, relumed home from Regina,\nwhere heihas been for several months\nsupervising the building of his new\nbiewery. His new building is of brick\naud is 40 feet m width and 60-fuet iu\nlength. It. is the first and only\nbrewery in that city, and Mr. Mueller\nrefused a handsome offer for a half interest iu the business.\nThe report that But k*< Cockran has'\nbeen retained by the Western Federation of.Miners in the Moyer-Haywood\ncase is incorrect. Clarence-Darrow, of0\nChicago; Richardson, of Denver, and\nMiller, of Spokane, willbe the princl-*\npsls for the defense.\nSt. Eugene Mt. Mines,\nA meeting of the St. Eugene Mountain Mines, Ltd., will be held at the\nLeader office on Thurseay evening,\nJulv 2G.\nmany\nuseful and all fornamental.\nCome and see them.\n. Mr. \u00a3. A. Hill of Moyie is our\nagent. \u25a0 \u25a0 -'\u25a0\u25a0.\u2022.'\u2022 \/:'\"'\u25a0 '\nW*. F. TATE & SON.\nJewolers and Graduate Opticians.\nCRANBROOK, B. O.\nOfficial Watch Iuspector for C. P.\nCrow's Nest Pass, Division.\nR\nCALL ON US\nif there is some one to whom\nyou wish to give something\n'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. particularyfine aud choice.\nOur display of rich pieces of\ngem mounted rings, broches\npendants will surely supply\njuBtwhat, is wanted.\nW. H.WILSON,\nThe transcontinenal line which Jim\nHill intends to build from Fernie to\nWinnipeg will have a leugta of S50\nmiles. It is said that coustruciiun\nwork will be begun this summer.\nNine one-.irmed men, business raon\nof Lock Haven, Penn., gathered at a\nbanquet the other evening. After dinner they sat back with their ciga.s,\nand related iu turn how they ciime to\nlose their arm-?. Railroads were re-,\nsponsible for three, the threshing machine for three, ijuu accidents fvo and\nwar one. \t\nThe M'isonic order is sending a si'-\nver trowel around tne world as .i s.\\ .n-\nbol of brotherly lovu. Tbo trowel was\nstarted on its trip by the Jusute lodue\nof New Yol'k City, last October, aud\nalready has' passed' to seven differeui,\ngrand jurisdictions and stales in ;tho,\nUnited States and Canada. Twelve\nyears will be required tor it to go tho\nentire journey.\nJeweler.\nLost or Esiray\u2014My gray mare,\nMaude, weight about 1,000 pounds,\nand gray horse, Toney, weiiiht about\n1,200. Five dollars reward , will b<>\npaid for return of eitberor intorniMtio.i\nCRANBROOK, B. Gi\u00bbe^inK lo 8\"mo: Ui ^A^R0N\u00ab'.'\"\n%\n''\/ii|\n.-'i. v\n' i\n- til \u25a0\u25a0'\n.', ''TV'I\n- \"'->\u201e(-'\n\u25a0\u25a0y\\\\\nBKSfi _ _w\ufffd\ufffd* t,-,-*.^-. i {\\4l -\"'*. :,,'** *!Uf' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd <\ufffd\ufffd?r t.dj '.i'.|f 1 \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd* * as \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdJ__&' ;#; \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd,%\ufffd\ufffd<': \"iV-V *\ufffd\ufffdi\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ,3f ., \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd v ^ j n \ufffd\ufffdi' 4 .li'.ijj'\/' r^'fe-'*^''-; t * \"e j, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd .f\"'-P,i! . \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-' t .'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \"~ THE LEADER, MOYTK. KRTTTSIf COfAjMBl-Al JlJOi[EJBDER._' Published in the interest of the people\" oi jl-.yie and Ejist Kootenay. tf , \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd> \ufffd\ufffdV1 H * CO. I'uhlf Alter*. I.-VIIKI, KATKh 01 Hl'KBl KIl'TJOJi. ujc Year.. ..$2.00 \\ \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdAlUKDAY, JULY 14,' 190G. ' Aioyi<-'-< p ivmil from the mine alnne j^ u\\', i $1 000 a day, -and aveiages over Sf 100 n in.iutn i\ufffd\ufffd> UK- man. No wou- iit.rthen ibat M-u-in i\ufffd\ufffd thriving: Modest Claims OTt\ufffd\ufffdn Carry tiie Mo* Couvictiuu. , When Maxiir, the famous gun inventor, placed his <*un before a committee of j-idm>.--, he stated ifs carrying jiuwt'i' to be much bel\"W wlmt lie f<-lt i.e gnu would accomplish. The le- .-ult of the'trial Wat. ilnrefore :\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd sur\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd juise, inste id of disappoint men I, It i- tiie *:tn\ufffd\ufffde wit.li the m inuf tcturers of t'liaiiiberlaiiiV Colic,' Cholera and j Diarrhoea Remedy. Thev do , n< t j .Mil>hclv boast of all 'tliiri re rued v wil I .ccoiiippsi), but piufer lo U-t the user make Mi \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd a'tuiemi-urs. What thev do1 claim, is lli_t it will positively cure diarrhoea, dv-enlery, H-ins, in the >t(inincli and( lijiwels and has never iii-i-n known to fail. For sale by tin Movie Pins: it' Stationarv Co. I. O. 0. F. Wlliley Ludce No. 44. Meets every Tuesday evening in then i bull on Victoria street. , Soiournms; Odd Fellows cordially mi'ittU. G. Roith, Noble Grand. F. J Smyth, Ser-r'y St. l.-|if;<'Jte l.f>cii^e No. ?17. K. of P. Mr-els ev-,iy'Thursday ;vcning in McOre.'ir Hall at S r'Jni'k. ^\"it\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd- itim; hioiliers invi'ecK Ci. Ji. 1'i.NiiUY, G. W. OiU'iiAiin, Clnrerllijr Cum. Jv H.ant'S. ill! Comfortable Rooms and Best of Table Board. J. A. GOUPILL, Propi'. ' There's soni*1 compensnlion Tor be- , ^ng fat, alter all. , When Secretary Tiift geis up iu a street car lo- give a ladv his spat three .ledtea can ait down and any, sweetly? \"Thank you,, kind wi.\" ; ' ,' A good feature of the new law rns- pel-tiuii the scaling oi logs is that log\" c:vn be bought'or sold any number of limes without scaling, so long as lliey' - Lad been scaled by tho gavemment L\ufffd\ufffd fore being sawed, up into timber. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Better . leave the littlr\" ,dice box aloue .when vou go to Blairmore. Last.week Hairy, Howard was fined $20 ii'iid costs for allowing dice throw- n\ufffd\ufffdg on his premises. Frank Carrier, tlie bartender, uud Hairy Gladstone, a participator in the pas'lime, were each'fined $20.00 and and costs: fc BUY' YO.UR Cigars, , Tobaccos. FltOM L B\/ Stewart & Co. Agent- for 'Crows' Nest Steam Laundry. Moyio- Miiiers' Union No. 7,1, W. F.'of M. ' ' Meets in McGregor hull evi ry Patnr\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd day evening. Sojourning memOein are cordially invited to at lend. \\Y,\\i. J. Fei.tiiam, Pretidi-nt. - TH0.S. E. Kki.i.v, i ' Secretary MOYIE AERTE NO. 855 \" ' 'The 'union-label canied by ' the Lca- der.is givii gsEditor Mott of the Fcr- sde Ledger considerable worry. Cheer , up,'old man, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd We know what we are doing, and are perfectly satisfied with the union label of the Industrial .Workers of the World. Tt is one of tne strongest unions in ,t existence \/ i * Jtoday., .' \" ' i' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd. Bowel Complainl 1\" Children, . , During the summer months children are subject to disorders of the bow els which should receive 'careful .attention as soon as the first, unnatural looseness of the^ bowels appears. The liest medicine in'use for bowel' complaint is Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as it, promptly controls any unnatural looseness of the bowels. For sale by Moyie ^rug , it Stationary Stoie. , \ufffd\ufffd\ufffdTHE .Meets evtj-y' Wt'iiin.Sd'ay nt 8,1'. M DR. HARVIE, ' \"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd J. If 1'IAWXE,. THAT HEADACAE 'h certainly ngonizivg. But wo don't see why you should keep on pufleiing, BAItKlW\" In all the Principal Cities and Towns in British Columbia MOYIE, B. C. ' P.. BURKS & GO WHOJ.nPALK AN1>' RET.ilti KEAT MERCHANTS Fi-esh and Cured Meats, Fresh ' , Fish, Game ani Poultry. We supply only the best. Your ' trade solicikd. THE CANADIAN BAM ' OF COMMERCE Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000. Reserve Fund, U,5\\ HEAD OFFICE, *B. E. WALKER, Gemr.il .Manager 300,0rjo TORONTO ALEX. LA 1HD, Assign | M| STUP AT THE COSMOPOLITAN \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ; HOTEIi.' WHEN IN' CRANBROOK Worthv PrPs. '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdWorthy Socr'y. HKSACT.iyiKU BROS, Trojiit. Larue sample room in connection with house for commercial men. of accommodations.' - 'Headquorters' for Com- \ufffd\ufffd mercial and Mining Men. Best QUEENS AVENT'E, MOYIE,' B. 0. Win\/ Jewell- , NOTICE. \" \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd '\" A special extraordinary meeting ''of the shareholders of' the St.' Eugene Mountain' Mines, Limited Liability, will b-3 held'on July 26, at 7 p. m. at\" th<^ office ol the the Moyie'' Leader at Moyie in' B C\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd for the purpose of electing a board of directors and arranging for the disposal of a block (of ' t leasury nliareo of stock with the object of operating the mining propeity of the company. O.J. i Johnson, '- F.J.Smyth, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd>0 A. Sutherland, Dps mlnier Bros, McMahon Bros. Express and General ' Delivery Busi- . ness. ' Livery'' and Feed Stable. . \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Leave Orders at GWynne's Store.,- \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Harvey & Mc Carter, '-\ufffd\ufffd , ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' ' ' .\/ Barristers,'Solicitors, Notaiies, Etc. < , I- . - ' ' Cranbrook, - - B. C. W. F. GrUED, '\/ ' -IJ.VISltlSXKli, SOLICITOR, ETC1 , , -* rf CRANBROOK. ' \" ' ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd B.' C MOYIE British Columbia. C. H. DUNBAR ' ' * \/ ,t t. Bdrristor, Solicitor, Notary Public, Elp ,\" . Cranbrook, B.C. We havo several' kinds of headache powders and tablets which,- wo know are excellent. The kind'you need'dt- pt'uds on whether its-your stomach or nerves that cause the troubls'.! ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd . , IT IS WISE '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \/. , '\"\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd to keep both kinds in the house Then when tiie first sympons appear you can check it at once. There are many remedies that you ought to'have ready for emergencies. We shall be glad to tell you aboutribem any timp. The Moyie Drug:^ ana Statibiiefy Co; I IS. n. sn,VT.T.. Mnnau-T, . v , Good rooms, good tables and bar l and , first class sample rooiia. G. R. STRANGE, DR.F.\" B. MILES, . 333NTIST. l Craiibrook, ' , B, C. flO.USE CJbEANP!- , Then you'll want some papering and painting done to freshen up a bit. -Let 'mo give you .ah esti- S..R, '.WOEMINGTON, CRANBROCK.\" 'British Coi.umbu. i , i\"'\ufffd\ufffd. W. R. BEATTY . Embalmef and Undertaker,' Pbone'89. ' **- ' ' \" CRANBROOK, Bids Wanted. The Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co, of Canada, Limited,- St. Eugene mine. Moyie, B. C. will receive sealed tenders for furnishing 40,000 ft Peeled Stub Timbers -delivered at or near tbeii works in lower Moyie lake. Timber* are to be ll inches or more at pmall end, ' JAS. CRONIN, v Manager. MINERAL ACT. >?-V \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd:i i\" J A'SSAlTllilJtt, NELSON, B. C CERTincvrn or Ivr^pvr.MF.NTS MiTK.E. Anrorit, Horn'-line, I)ii'tn-;n, ICtnii, i.nt* J',>'11kiii! Mi em I Ulmm- sim-itu in thu Fort f-'feli\" Mining l)nlsii-n of I ii'-t KuuUiihn Dis- trlot. ' Wlierc locate-l-\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdOn i:n ii-Ie nf lnwer ^I()ylo I.uki- JAiCE N,)I'H'K thHi I. Tim-- T. MeViUk-, F.' HI <\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd So B KM.1, lU'uit fo-- O 1, Jollii'-on F. M \ufffd\ufffd'. .\\o K <114, llirw I'.ii.Iit F. >1, C No. B I'll r. M.C.Xo, H !X)7, niUii-l -nil -lav. fiorn (inte \/ wfi hud. Tl-e diflciencebetw cen ITIf.Inff and M K^Injj In the dif* ference bet ^ee.l an At-curuc and an line, -.rate Arm. Cnoo>c v -ssH\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdUiscnmi'uie! Gtt a fall\\'HNSl Turt> ye^rs of experience is bel][t.d our tried and f>rvvett l.ne of v - RIP-LES, PISTOr-S, .SnOTOCNS Jtlflo TolcgcopeB, Ktc. \\s*K yourdcalcrandinslst unlhcSrHVHNS. lfjoii cannot obtain, \\\\ e ship dt> rcct, e*pras frcptiid.ow receipt of catalog price. Sendee In 5tfttn;,s fc>. 140 pajje citilop describing t-icentires r\ufffd\ufffdVKV5line. l-rofnseli Illustrated,ind contains point!, on Mioot in^, Amnninit-on, IIic. Iieauttful tbree^olor Aluiiiitiuin Ilan^ex- vill be forwarded for jo cents In stamps. J. STEVENS ARMS AND TOOL CO., r.o. 110x4096 CiricorFE Talls, Mass ,i' <; A. WE ClT OUR CLUT1I, __ lo fit the man who i-> g<'ng to w ar the clothes. Not for s-me id ally pn - portioned figure liardly ever seen in rpul lif\". Tliat's why \ufffd\ufffdnr e-\"t>->ctis bTI\" Ad UII'.V r-HOUI.D. Then we nn',e and finish each suit or the Only order Tliat's what mak\ufffd\ufffdsyour ap- i gaiment as if it wero SEWING machine: ROLLER BEARINO. HIGH GRADE. ii.-r-oi, to ap|.l> to tii-j Minim? lUciniui (or h parel difTerent and bc-ttur than any you > t- iTt'ficntc of IrsiproM'i'iont', f-jr uu- i>i'r'iv.>o\ufffd\ufffd i...iiiinn;g a Crow n-irutii of the ittjo^t; cl-iiui-. vtul furlher Hike nonce thtit tiuuon, under | Iry it. ^\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdrMl-Mi 37. muM t>c rt\ufffd\ufffdininenP(Ml b- fore tlio is- r-iinaceof *.iH'!i Certificate of linpio\\i.ii.ci}t>*. Dncvd tlii\", 6t!i day of Julv, iUOG. St.'' Josepn's ' Convent! < \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd r \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd - ' t<- , NELSON, B. C. u * hoarding and Day\" School conducted ,by the Sisters of St:' Joseph, Nelson B. C. Commercial and. business courses a specialty.\" Excellence nnd swift progress'-' characterize' each de purtmenf. Parents should'write for particulars; One month' assures the public of the thoroughness of the Sisters' methods of teaching. Terms comm'bnce January, .April and ^'Sept'. Pupils'are admitted durinc'ierm. ' Contractor and Builder PLANS' ANI) ESTI- \ufffd\ufffd ' l ; MATES 'FREE. ' , ' ' -Apply at ., . ' '' iars., Gorman's Board-- \" ' ,' 'ing- House. , , ^-MMM\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd^QjM\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdW\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffdt :E.G. &WYNNE:',; ; < \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd , \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd' .< l. ' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd - \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd '- Cigars, Tob-iccp, Confctionery ', \"' ''.ITruitsjEl.c, '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd*' - \ufffd\ufffd ' FARRELL BLO?K; t, ' , t \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-, \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd -\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'. KorTclc. ~\" - v ~~~~ Notice is lierel)}- given that at the.explratiyu ot 30 days I lateiid to applr to tlte Moyie^ Water Co.. Lt., for a duplicate oertiflcoW Of NTo. 9J: for 299 shares of stock. 'Tlio origtiiat ccrliDuatc Is lost- * -\" , ' ' JOIIlX.S'A NELSON', Adrninistratrii of the estiito, of Jiiuol) Nelyon diseased , \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd y \/Dated, Sacramento, Caliio'rula; , July ,,ltli > 190C. , . \"-' ' , . , ' ' , najft BRANCHES THROUGHOUT CANADA ANV\ufffd\ufffd n, THi2 UI^ITED STATES AKi> JSNGLANQ A qcncral Banking business transactort. Accounts mav ho oncnetf and ,.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd a , ' mail with all branches of this Bank. conducted t, SAYINGS BANK DEPARTMJINT Dc?\"blts <>f SI 'n\ufffd\ufffdd upwards received, nnd interest a'l\ufffd\ufffdi.. a< current rates, 'llic depositor is subject to no dtl\ufffd\ufffdv v,\\ , 8' in tho withdrawal of tne whole or anv '\" ever 'portion of ih^ deposit any CRANBROOK BRANCH. ' Oolloc3it;iobo.\ufffd\ufffds. \\ l - I' 'l .-,'!, 1.' \"- -'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\" AGENTS ,-',.'' ' - H - \"Canadian Fire Itisur ince Co.,\"'and \"lVorwich Union \"Fire Insur.inco Society, * Farrell:& Smyth, Moyie. Gran b r o o k; Co - Op e rat i v a Stores \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd '-.''\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\"- LIMITED. \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd-'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd'\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ' - (| ' , \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd - ; \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd - f- - ' ' - Funeral-Director's, and- '\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd .. ; v 'u -., \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd' Embalmers.: ;. . ; \/; V' \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd5.,i^\"i'1\"i ^ WINDQWS.. ;AK\"D DOORS \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd \ufffd\ufffdi ^^tJ^^e in^ BnUsh. Columbia. \ufffd\ufffd' moulding1^ *-Turnings: brackets.|| under Ike auspices of the iMiiiors Union, and the Mtry- or, Council and Citizenes. -9 Two .Days' Carnival of Summer Sports MONDAY, TUESDAY,' JUtY 16, 17, '06 Rock Drilling Contests, Ifor.sc Racing r.ncros<;e mid Baseball. Smrlng and Chopping Con- -. test-., RunniDKand JumpIiiR Race^ of nil kinds! T115 of War, Tranese and hlack Wire 1'crformanpcs-, Jlalloon Aseeu\ufffd\ufffdioii, Tire Works am! general' sports- I A program wlilch will outriMil in Us variety and excellence, any heretofore , witnu-.M!il iu Britiih Columbia. ' W> l-'or fuller j-articula's apply to IN PRIZES \ufffd\ufffd\ufffd $3,000 J. R. MORRISON, Secretary. (Sty AS AS \/he Del\ufffd\ufffdil Work A5\"Specialty'wi'li' Up. LU^BEH LATH SHINGLES, ShipmnniBiM Slrrtijrlu nnd Mixed Carload:!. H CE-ANBE-OOK SASH AND DOOR CO. \\j CBANRItOOK, B. C. ,. - ( OYIE HOTEL. P. F. J0EJVS10JV * This Hotel is New and well Furnished, Tii Tables are Supplied with the Best tne Market affords. The Bar is Filled witj the Best Brands of -Liquors and Cigars. 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