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About U o'clock\nthe game was called by Referee\n.1. P. Westiniiu, who soon found\nhu hud accepted a it i tiie nit occupation for one hour. The lineup ot the two tennis wns as follows:\nI'ranbrook Moyie\n.1. Davla r'linviml l>. A. Avrea\nA. Iluiiilltnn \" .1. Ti'iiiner\nll. Hi-Heck Center W. Wormington\n.1. Breehll, llefenee .1. Yuan,.\nI'. Mitralnill \" ('. Kiniiiii\nThe game started with a rush\nand the spectators bad to watch\nclosely to see the bull. A lew\nquick passes were made and \u2022De-\nKeck found the basket Another\nscore was made on a foul, and\nthen the work begins in earnest.\nQuick passes follow and Davis\ngives the ball a neat loss over\nthe left shoulder and scores.\nNow Moyie wakes up and soon\nscores twice, the score is now 4|\nto a in favor of ('ranbrook and\ninterest increases. A few fouls\nare called and Ihe referee is\nthreatened by some nf Movie\nsi al wards but to uo avail, and\nif be erred in the game it might\nlie snid In, was too lenient as a\n[ew should have been put on* for\nwluil is commonly called\n\"beefing\". However he succeeded in holding the game down\nand DeBeck secures the hall and\nlast year, and a bronze u.eilnl nl\nihe Si. 1,,,nis World's Pair in\nlum,\nThe Kootonay lead smellers\nhave reduced ihe ordinary\nfreight and treatment charges\non silver lead ores from \u00a315 tn\n\u2666ll' per Inn, It ,s expected Ibis\nreduction will oucoiirnge the\nworking of a number nf proper\nlies mil now uperulh'o. Tl,\"\nchief dilliellllv ill S e plll'tS nf\nihe Koolouny districts Is tho coal\nol getting il res down ihe\nmountains from ihe mines in rail\nor sleamer,\nBOARD UK TKADK MEETING\nAn Enthusiastic Audience in Favor\nof Cranbrook Being Terminal\nof K. C. R.\nA special meeting nf ibe\nCranbrook Hoard of Trade was\nheld iu the ('ouncil chamber on\nTuesday livening, The object of\nthe meeting was tn consider\nmeans whereby Cranbrook's in\nturest in the building of Iho\nKooienay Central Railway\nshould be looked after.\nThere wasa large ill tendance,\nPresident K. E, lieallie presided\nand in a few well chosen remarks slaled why Ihe meeting\nhad been called. Mayor Rogers\nwas in favor of llie K.C.R. making Cranbrook iis terminal, he\nknew from reports the immense\nresources of llie Kooienay valley\nits agricultural resources which\nwas a permanent indication of\nstability, .lames Ryan was not\nprepared In say which was the\nbest policy lo follow iu securing\nIhe railway, but would suggest\nmakes it 7 to I, ihen another, ,\n,. , , .. \u201e ,-. , ,.. . . the appointment ot u committee\nloul makes ii 8, One halt minute]._ .\u201e...\u201e.._., .. , . ,,\nremains in the tirst half and\nMovie docs the trick hy finding\nthe basket and thus it ends 8 to I\nfor Cranbrook,\nDuring the second half the in-1\n, I lo investigate and get the nee\neessary informal ion.\n.1. D. McBride was the nexl\nspeaker, Mr. McBride said thai\n'\u2022\u2022every district had ils supply\n, , ,. j point, and thai Cranbrook was\nteres! was ugh and the audience,'. . , , , ,\n\" \u201e\u201e , ,, .. the commercial, banking and\nenthusiastic. ho ball trequont- . . , ,, ,, .. ,\n ' mining center ol Southeast\nly changing hands and \u00bbe wi*, ^ \u201e mil||i| 1)(, m ,u.,\nis excellent, the audience lee Is lf, cfl ^ ^\nthev are paid lor their trouble ,, . \u2022 .. ,\n\u2022 ' ,\u201e, .north not lo give them a much\nof coining. lie scores run up. . , ,. .,. ,,\nburning. C wanted conned ion Willi (ran\nbrook. He wauled to see u com-\nirate\nLOCAL NEWS.\nA Knille was up from Kilo.\nWednesday on business.\n.1. S. Neil nf Granby, (Jue.,\nwus in the city Wednesday,\nDr. Hell was ai Gateway this\nweek nu professional business.\nV Hyde Baker went west nn\nMondays train,\n.lames [''inlay lefl oil Tuesday\nnn a business trip to Spokane.\nThe place in buy your new\nSpring Hat is al Reid it Co's\nA. Sutherland of Nelson was\nin the city Monday,\nII \\V, Davis of WyclilTe wasiu\nCranbrook Monday ou business.\nlied. Spring and Mattress al.\n$10.00, CCS.\nA mooting of the School Trus-\nlees was held on Saturday lasl.\nHarry Bradford of WyclilTe\nwas in the city Thursday.\nThe Firth-Enton combination\niu Wentworth Hall tonight.\n.1. A. Harvey lefl on Sunday\nfor the const on legal business.\nIRON BEDS- *:'..:.\".\nCranbrook Co operative Stores,\nT. 15. Roberts, nf Arhold St\nRoberts, was al Marysville Wednesday on company business.\nI'. McDiarmid nf Medicine Hal\nwas in the city S,onlay lasl.\nP. Atkinson, of Vancouver was\nin ibe city Monday.\nM. Robson of Rogina, was in\nllie city on business Monday.\nM. McMillan nl Wilmer was a\nguesl ai iln- Cosmopolitan on\nThursday,\nW. i: McFarlane wusivl Nelson this week on coinpnuy busi\n.lames Carrol nf Kimberley\nwas In the city Tuesday ill I ending a meeting nl the Licence\nciilumissinllers.\nThe Palm, is Where you can\neel Ihe purest and best home\nmade candies in Cranhrook.\nConstable Morris was al East-\nport this wooli on official business.\nMrs. Bremner entertained her\nSunday School class of boys on\nWednesday evening,\n.1. I). McBride, Mayor lingers\nami W. T. Curd left ou Pridnys\nI rain for Calgary.\nHarry Drew, and H. Porter\ncame down from Kimberley\nMonday on business.\n,1. Eslerbrook of Kimberley\nwas ai ihe Cosmopolitan on\nMonday.\nE, A. Hill came down from\nMovie Tuesday lo attend a meeting of llie Licence Commission.\nJohn Pink wenl to Bull River\nMonday on a visit lo the Chiel;- I\nannul Slmio mine. I I1- T. Mnsser, anil W. K Miller\nI' Spokane were registered al\nand al ihe close stands 1:1 to 10]\nn favor of Moyie the lust goal\"\".' .\u2014 ..\u25a0...-..\u25a0 -...\n' . . .. .. i notice appointed lo invest ign\nbeing made a minute before the\nWhistle blew.\nIt was a good name. Our\nl'l\"\nI this matter, and if necessary he\nI was willing to pledge the city to\n____ ,, ,, moot auy obligation thai might\nhome team showed up well audi \" ' . .. ,, ..',,\n. , ' , I accrue Irom getting the C.P.R\ncerta uly'Showed how to play,, , ., \u2022 , ,,\n, , ' 'to make Ihe terminal ut Cran-\nthe game. It was clean und . ,\nin I, ..brook,\nsportsmanlike. If we would i ... ., ,, . ,, ,..,,,,\n....... . ,,! W, P. (iinil thought Ihal there\ncriticize tin? Moyie men, it would , .. , ,\n, . ., , , . , were ample reasons lor milking\nbe by saying they depend too ,,.,., , ,. .,\n,'..,, . Cranhrook the terminal ol the\nmuch on strength and are in \u201e ,.,\ncliued to be u little too rough' ' ' .' ., .\n ,, ,.,,., u. a, VanDecar favored the\nand at tunes liuill lindmg. With ,. , ,\n,. , views expressed by previous\npractice with a lew outside . ' ,,',,,,\n1 , ,,, , speakers and would do all he\nteams they will make a strong i ,,, . , .,\n... , , , ,,could lo help Ihe cause,\naggregation. Cranbrook had . ., ,, ,, ,. ,.. , ,\n, ,. , ,, , , i J. M. Carroll ol Kimberley\nthe best ol the game all Ihrough \u2022 ,,,,., ,.\n\" said thai the proper roule Irom\nand should have won oul.\nEdward Elwell and Col, Henderson visited St. Mary's Prai\nI'ie on Wednesday oil business.\nArchie Mackenzie of Rossland\nwas ill Cranbrook Tuesday shaking hands with his many friends\nS. .1. Mighton returned Tuesday from a business trip to Leth-\nbridge.\nTo Rent A large front room,\nwith use of phone and bulb,\nupply lo John Dezall, Garden\nSi reel.\nA good timepiece is a faithful\nfriend, We have a choice seloc\nHon of ladies and gents watches\nat prices to suit all pockets.\nWin. P, Tate St Son. Jewelers\nSt Opticians. | ,. , ., ,, ,, .,.,\n1 | Mr. and Mrs. (1. Drew ot Mon\nI real were guests at Ihe Cran\nCranbrook Tuesday.\n('. II. Carveth of Movie was a\nguesl at ihe Cosmopolitan on\nTuesday.\nMr. ami Mrs. .1. Whitehead of\nMoyie were Oruiibrcok visitor on\nSunday last.\nR. Grey of Spokane was a\nguesl al ihe Cosmopolitan on\nSunday last\nPred Robinson of Winnipeg\nwas a guesl at the Cranhrook on\nSunday last.\nWEEKLY MEETING OF COUNCIL\nBusiness Transacted Will Send\nDelegation to Calgary.\nThe regular weekly meeting\nof the city council was held in\nthe council chamber on Wednesday evening April I. There\nwere presenl His Worship Mayor\nRogers, and aldermen Tlsdale,\nPink, Ryan. Murphv and Jackson\nMinnies nl la-,1 rogulur IIKlBl\nill\" were adopted as r I,\nI,'. E, Beattie, presldenl nf tl,,.\nBoard of Trade presented a com\nimplication from Ihe Board of\nTrade asking ih iiincil lo send\na committee to consull with Mr\nDennis, C P. R, land commissioner, al Calgary, in tho matter\nof the Kootenay Central Railway\nmaking Cranbrook iis southern\nterminal,\nA comtn tm lealion from .1.\nGrenior ro Bill Posting was read\nand his request for a licence\nwas refused.\nThe council approved of ih\naction of the Cranbrook Board j\nof Trade, ami it was moved that\nthe council pay llie expenses of\na delegation of three to confer ]\nBright, president; E. (I BoynlonI CRANBROOK.\nsecretary: \\ s Trow, treasurer \t\nand general manager. Ti.e by- The Railway Centre of South\ndrnullc works of t pany east Kootenay\nwere finished lust season, but not I \t\nin time to make any extended\nmu. as the latter purl nf the\nseason was (piitedry Pr Ihe\nquantity of gravel washed, how\never, the return was about llceul\npor eu id and ii.. new ground\nwas handled, li Is proposed in\npush oporallous during the com\nIng season in ihe inn extent\nallowed by ihe hydraulic equipment,\nSchool Reporl\nPupils nl Division 11 Aim nl.\ntained llio highest marks during!\nll inuili nl April.\nHK.N'IOII l'l. \\ss\nM IKKS\n1 Joseph Bourgoliie,. ---\n2 Lilian Leask. .. . Hllll\nii Sybil While -ill\nI Edward Neil.. -:'\u25a0-\n.11 Nlllll CLASS.\n1 Cracc Welsh s| i\n2 Robert Pinlev \"2il\nEire at Fort Steele Junction.\nThe Royal Hotel at Port Steele\nThe shrewd mining man. the\nhustling merchant, or the exjier\ni.'ii.'ed railway bnildoi. coining\nin size up ihe situation in South\nousl Kootenay would naturally\nask himself, where Is ihe polnl\n\u25a0-. ntrally sit mitral thai from it\nI can besl reach all. in the\ngreater portion nf Ihe great\nmining regions in Iho surrounding mountains, the Immense\nare;,.-, nl limber, ihe agricultui'ul\nportions of Ihe Kootenay valley.\nin fact il nlire business of this\ndistrict\nCooking ar I Im a spol so\nravored by nature, he would unhesitatingly say tn himself on\nseeing Cranbrook, ;'bere is the\nideal spol for which I have been\nlh- would probably, say also,\nthis is 1 be commercial ami business centre ol a vasl Empire, all\nporlious ol tlii\u2014 Immense mining,\nlumbering and agricultural region is directly tributary to the\nCily nf Cranbrook, He would\nalso sny Ihal ihis city is the\nrailway centre ol ihis vast territory, llllll all railways now under consl riii'i ion. or to be constructed iu the future, must of\nnocessll v. either have its inilial\nAlbert Hanks came down from\nPerry Creek Monday on business.\nthe Skookum Chuck was direct to\nA very pleasant time was ... , , , .\n.... i . , Miuberley making i neclions\nspent al the Manhattan hotel . , ' . ' , ,\n1 , with Ihe North Mar branch.\nafter the game was over when ., .,\n. , , I', h. Simpson spoke strongly\nthe Cranbrook hoys woi nlor- ,. . .,\n,,'... . , nl appointing a commit lee, and\nlamed by Iln'Movie Irieuds. A , .!' , ,\t\n, ,, for Ihe pen ile nl drunbl'OOK In\npleasant tiuii'was spent ami all . ,...,.. ,-, \u2022,\n1 ' keep trying until il was an ao\nhad a good lime .. , . ,, .\n\u201e\u201e com pushed fact,\nIhe rcliirn inalcb will l\u201e, ,\u201e',\u201e ,,.,,. ,.,\n, . ... , , . , W I. Held Inviired Ihcuppiiiut-\npluvcd ill ( riinhrnnk ill Ihe near . ,. ... ,\n'. ' ing ol a cominillee, waseniilideiii\nthai it was in the interest of the\nNlillil at Cranbrook. entire districl thai Ihe road\nSeveral large caichesof trout\nwere made by local tisheriiien\nduring the past week. Lester\nClapp and Wm. Lamb brought\nill |so tine fish from Pish Lakes,\nund a second party who tished\niu the same lake on Tuesday\ncaught llio.\nThus. Slarbird, manager of\nthe Ptarmigan mines at Wilmer.\nund Mrs. Slarbird, who have\nbeen easl. passed through Cranbrook Tuesday on their way\nhniiie.\nRev, .1. P. Westman will have\ncharge of the rogular preaching\nservices iu the Methodisl .Church\nnext Sun,lay. Evening subject,\n\"The lireaiest of Quest ions\".\nT.hc service will open wilh a\ncongregational song service, All\nare Invited,\nbrook ou Monday.\n.1. W. Robinson the well known\nmill iimii. returned Thursday\nfrom a business I rip to Red Deer\nAIM.\nW. A. Allen, and C. D. Wrey-\nford of Vancouver were registered nt the Cranbrook on Sunday\nlasl.\nH. M lonald, P. Monteilh\nand L. Miller of Wilmer, were\nregistered nl the Cosmopolitan\nou Monday,\nwith C. P. It. olHcials at Calgary |,lum,,inn wasburnl to the ground\nIn tho matte, nf the Koi lay k, ,,\u201e. ,,,,,v hom,s \u201e, SulK,.lv\nCentral Railway. morning last,\n11 was moved lhat tenders bo The cause of tiie Cue is uncalled for feeding prisoners con known, the Inmates barely escap\nlined in the city jail. ing with their lives. A. McCool\n, , .. , ,., poini. or iis terminal al Cran-\nIbe reporl of the linanee cone part owner and liiaiiager did noi , , .,., . . ,\n, , , | \u201e , . ... OI'ooK, I here is no wisdom nr\nmittee was then read, adopted, save any of his persona nllects. ... ...\n, , ,, . .., , , , , , ninny in recrtm,nations or re,\nand the accounts ordered paid, escaping With only llio clothes he . ...\n1 ,.' ,, .., ,, grels, Iho situation with iis ad\nThe Health committee report- Tlmv 'vclll's' \u00ab\u2022*'\u25a0 Plinth tbe| va|1||1\u201eps , disadvantages is\ned thai the Townsite cninpany hotel clerk lost his personal be ' l\u201e.rilj.,7 \u201e\/,,\u201e, ,,,\u201e!\u201e,;,'\u201e, is ,,1|0W\nwould take siio ,,er acre for I longings and *tla in cash which I M W(.|)(,sla(lv]im.p thelnterosts\nBlock 1(18, bid ibe. eniuinillee\/^'s 0'his panla pnckel. |ot Mm en'l'ire district\nthought block IHO more suitable Every Inmate was in bed when\nThe Works cominillee referred the alarm was given by a man\ntenders for sidewalks to the *\u2022\"\u00bb I Connolly who was sleep-1 ^V\", ,,|\"l'|1'.v^1|,'m'1','n\ncouncil, and on motion was re ing down stairs.\nferred buck to the committee with Ml'- Mctlool only saved hii\nInstructions to use thoir besl rlls|1 register and i ks. Hii\njiidgeinenl in Ihe matter. j partners arcltoss Bros of Pernie\nThe contracts for sidewalk t'ho building und furniiure win\nwas awarded to Ceo. R. Leask insured loi-sl.; with ftiOO 01\nSt Co, ut sl':i,'i. I the stock.\nli was moved that the delegation to Calgary bo requested it\ntake up the matter of annexing! T)l0 Licence C nissioneri\nblocks noi'lbeusi of town with UlM ., Sj,aol|l| \u201eM\u201e.lilllf ,,\u201e Wed\nMr. I) lis and that the city nl,sl,.iy , nsIdol. ,,\u201e, m)\\\\ca ^^^^^^^\nsolicitor prepare the n ssary tlonS| ,)f i,\",,,,.!, lV ,|ollos ,,\u201e. \u201e| theso Ihingsin their proper light\nspeciticntions. Hotel licence at St. Mary's Luke, assured thai under tircum-\nBy-law No.-I being the City land one from Pred Drew lor stances can tiny railway building\nDebentures and Loan By-law, Royal Hotel at Kimberley. Both in ihis districl avoid making\nwas then Introduced and rend a applications were refused, this City either ii- initial ur\nLicence Commissioners Meet.\nIii'iii'iii our own City of Cranbrook.\" And in pushing Ibis\nprojeel of devolopmonl to city\nuud dislricl, we must look well\nuiiu the future, tor our\ninterests are the best Inter-\noris ...I tl mire district, we\nmiisi stand shoulder lo shoulder,\nshowing our faith in Ihe natural\nadvantages of our beautiful city\nby working tirelessly for its advancement, By showing this\nfaith nn all occasions, and by\nhelping ourselves we shall sooner nr later tret others lo see\n| II. C McMullen of Calgary\nwas in the cily Tuesday\ni lerininal point.\nRow wow at Kamloops.\ntirsi time.\nBy-law No. \"1 was Ihen read a\nsecond timu. The council then,\nresolved into a committee of tho c. Smith etiuie up tr Ward i \t\nwhole H nsider said by-law n\u00abr Tuesday on business A grand Pow-wow of Indians\nNo- -I- | will be held at Kamloops on\nAlderman Pink gave notice that! 'lust arrived, a carload nl hay April If., A number of matters\n ,. ,,... and mils A. (!. Bowness. j i\u201e.,.,,,,_;,i., , , \t\nThe postal uiilhorilios liml. moved Hull a coiniuillee of live\nthat His Majesty's mulls 'are;be appointed, E. Elwollseconded\nbeing made the means of dislri- the motion.\nbilling througl i the country The following c< littee was\npostal cards of a very indecent upointed, J. D- McBride. Win.\nand suggestivo character. P- Gurd, V, Hyde Baker. G. T.\nThe criminal code of Canada ! Rogers, and Dr. King, with P.\nmakes it a criminal offence fori B. Simpson and W, T. lieid as\nany person to manufacture such .'alternates\ncards or to expose them for sale. Pres, Beattie and Secretary\n' Tbe Polka, have been lustruc- Roberts were appointed a corn-\nted to lake proceedings against . mittee lo place the matte,'belor\null persons exposing for sale\nCompel Won is keen in all lines\nnowadays. The temptation is\nlo promise much, and fall short\niu ihcaciiial performance. We\nendeavor in make our deeds\n,cover all our promises. Vour\nhi.llkl enne lo I .ranbrook. Hun.i\\ i 'caiupson lhurs,la\\- , .\ncm.nine. eon,pleled a new building nu atutes except the recuill Amen\ntheir mill site just south of town. A. Cameron and A, T. Clark \"a Cup tlefonder, the Rellanco\nWork mi ihe bie planing mill of Moyie were Cranbrook vlsil- over llio 10 mile course oil Now\nwill sunn commence. W, E, ors nn Thursdny. port, nnd there Is a fooling al\nWorden has completed the grad \"~\" ready in ynchling circles thai\ning for the side trucks, ami il is I r<,| \"niikook '*' '-'I ' '\",;\" ^'i\"\"1'1 haven cum.\nSaid llllll Ihe steel will be laid ' (.'o-OI'l'lKATIVU STOIH'IS |,.'l ilnr her ci|iia I.\niii ii very short tl , There are the Columbia, Con-\nIv .1 Bradley the painter is stilulion and Relinnce that\nPerry (Jreek Hydraulic Mining|selling mil, he will go lo Calgary niighi be rn I. but there is\n(;0 Ly und engage in ibe Ccnl's fur hardly a chance of the lasl named\n2 nlithlng business,\nBarry Diminock of Klllgsgllln.\none nl His Majesty's custom\notlicers. was registered al the\nCranbrook Thursday\n('has Pinch and Pied. ,I,,lies\nof Marysville were in the city\nMonday attending a meeting of |\nllie Licence I'nmlllissliiuers.\nattraction lo thai corner. Those Are you mtorcslnd In a I'ur- nisnuui una \". Ihelnu out overhoard Man\nin the ollico feel lhat now Ihey nacer If so we would be pleased I ' ' -\nhave breathing space, and theilo talk It over with you, We Mr. 15, G Boynlon, nl La M|8S Marion Glover \u201er Victor v;\"'1,N \" l\"'1\"'\"' \"\"' \"\"'\"''\ngeneral public will also liml il have snmnlliing Interesting to Crosse, Wlstonsln, U.S.A., se,-. |\u201e ,m.jvi!l| ,, town Wediu'sdnj is \"\"' fasl enough in beal\nmuch more convehienl. hell you. Cat more Bros, rotary of the Perry Creek By and ha- taken a position as Shamrock 111, although she\n driiuilo. Mining Co., Ltd., owning I Hleuogrupher In W, T Curd's was selected over the Constllu\nThe Fraternal Order of Eagles | The voters_ lis! closed March |ffl hvl,|w,\u201e,. uoM ,.,,.,,..,-, v on \"n lion In defend the A ricaCup.\n,, ibi, f I iug T1\"' Coustilulloii \u00ab. ,ethe\nThe Fraternal Order of EaglesI ' ne \"\"''''f, ^, ^\"\u2122\" JmM',;\" la hydraulic gold property ,,\u201e \"\"\t\n^ff^i,^1^,'!1^r,^i^i^::;;1 ,^::,,i!;;,a^sn:;>aV,^|^.;Tc, k:,';,,r,s,ec,,,\u201e\u201e,\u201e, Wlv;\u201ev\u201e,\n. t\u201e;\u25a0.- - , , . I1\"\"\"\"' ovuiiiiikh i\" H,,'!,',',.,\u00ab.7tT;'i; I vision which will bo made onldlvlsion, Kast Kooienay, hnsjnncl \"lionl-lni*; your home, yoiilyachl besl suit,,I under the\nAt the annual g ml meeting I Baker street ami Armstrong \u201e\u201e\u00bb dur ng the coming moths UHlon. wiiun , ^ \u201e,\u201e\u201e,\u201e, f of |*ni \u25a0,. Brt.s clrcumstaiicns to uphold this\nof the Crow's Nest Pass Coal avenue, and one on the corner of On,T';\u00bb\u2122^ I Mlnlns K 'd as followsi The The reason is. we make n S i (.mint,y'a s\u201e,,r v iui big\n. I , . , III U' I I'll 11 l'l \"I I (I I lli'M I1 11111 ll 111\"! II\" V IIHL; lt''< \"I 'i of* M'ni'ni-', i i m ,. ,\u25a0 \"m.\nCo., Ltd., it was mentioned Baker street and H an vol ne ^,\u2122|\u00ab,\u00bb^f ^~\\m lobe 11, S. Krlxw.U. manager of the I,,,, ,,rs \u201e,,\u201e. ill he las, annual ally oflhesu iiioh W, |,\u00ab\u201e le y|i(.lit|n,, \u201eV,.||N Al|,,^t \u201e,.,\nlhat the company was awarded on Wednesday. Our city \"Dads :,,,\u201e\u201e.,.\u201e,., \u201e,\u201e, ohnss. Tu.\u201e \u201e |f8 Oranbrook Brewing Co., ^\"l meeting or Ihe Perry Creek Hy JJS a.'e vet v much^ l.tonisled in \u00bbonl is Ilv\u00abil'\u00ab mv\"\"''\nibegold medal for coal and coke are determined lo ghl up he , \u201e ftbo ,, w\u201e, ,,,. Sundav las. In Perm.*. M . ^ and at, v.,j i^^^ \\ ^,.\u201e \u201e, , , ,,\u201e,. ((j\nat the Lewis and Clark Cente,.- city, and several small light will; ladies night, and a good nigh! is F rta, \u25a0 I In ovo his , feputation is at slake. the fore. Boston Globe,\nuiul Exposition held ut Portland soon be placed In other localities assured on both evenings, Cranl ,K in tin. nea, eui ,\u00aby THE PROSPECTOR CHANBROOK B.C., APRIL 7. ll)n(i\nL. CLAIM'\nW, Kill.I.INS\nfill note\nlinker Street, Cranbrook, B.C.\nLighted By Electricity\nHeated By Hot Air -\n111\nup Vmmcte. \"J\u00a3.\u00a3L!srX2 LMPLOYMENT\nwh\"\"' ''\u2022 AGENCY\nA. B. Grace,\nI'l'lll.lSIIKU AMI EDITOR,\nSATUKUAY, Willi, 7. IIK111.\n.\u2022.\u00abu%mm%nu\u00abumw*i%mwu\u00abimwmw\nmimmuinui\nSomosdontists SnyUuilu$10 n wiil lhoM who uro\nbill will ticcumuluio *8,(HHi i.,,,^,,., \u2022\u2022\u201e,. VVnrl< lo call unil\nmicroltps in ;i month; woll wc sue\nuu', hvin.jj Monte vour uni'\nT\nComfortable Bedrooms\nlirst Class Dining Room\nII E announcement that lh,\nCanadian Pacific Railway\nCompany have eoniiiioiiced llie\neniisirnctinn of ihe Kootonay\ni Central Railway, is u stalonienl\nin which the whole nf East\nI Kootenay is intorested for it\nMany ii girl who hiLs money to\nI burn doesu'l seem lo care for 11\nThere are thirty three .bar\nlered banks in Canada. \u00ab ilb over\n1,000 branches. All are largelj\nunder Covernuient control, and\nHEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS AND OLD TIMERS monus tbe opening up of a part\nv ..i' ,1 1 '...I. I... I !\nE the i-i ni ul ry whieh has heen\nproved to possess mines of e\\\nplinnal richness, and tt liidi ill\nhave allogotlior assets nf nion\nliian srdii.iiiiii.onii\nJim McArthur\nlie can sucure ynn a Job and\nalso lit you ..ni in\nClothes, Shoes,\nHills, lite.\nJilll MbnTllllir\nBauson \\ve in iNintooK, B.C,\nFOUND ii\nIN I'.AKKK ST., ONE DOOR WKST OF\nILL .\\ en. The only pl( In town\nthai run make lilt- worth the living.\note\nE. H. SMALL, Manager\n,i.\u00ab.\u00bb,tl,ta|ll|.|.,|i4ll|i.t~|ll\u00bb.|-t^l.\u00bb.it..|.,|il>..|-fi\u00bb,|.-\u00aba>..|.'**|ll>\n******** \u00bb*\u00bb**:l I ************\nCentral\nI Hotel\nNice airy rooms, newly furnished. Table i\na.-, any in Kootonay.\nGOOD SAMPLE ROOMS\nROUEKT JOHN-SON\nPronrletor #\n:\u2666; Marysville, B.C. \u2666 \u00abl\n'U The leading Hotel of the St. Mary- Valley ftjj\nWhen the Kootenai Centra\nin operation Irom i .olden on the\nthe main line ol Ihe C 1' R to\n'JQ Cranbrook. thence south tu\nSpokane bj Iln Corbin road\nCranbrook s' ,, Ij lo ei i\nAt the presenl moment it might lie ven opportune to i Ir tl\nf.u ii , may give to I listricl N \" ['(MIM \u00a3 irtll ft' f\\\nI aevcral ne\u00ab towns Cran i, ' L, UUtllN \u00a3 J\\l J ^\nI win,. \" : ' ny. fl J\n1 me business of .his.,,. -,,\u201e Tailor Importer ot I W]J VWlU\n\u25a0IL which is directlj i \u2022\u25a0 tarvtothc iyixi.ii \u2022 ami niierai I itlC WOOlCIIS. f \"ft ,\nI city The merchants that'do. \\ Wo have this week\nfill ,,, Hi \\ \u25a0 ,,\u25a0-!,. j\\\\\u201e X mill ITV TUE UCDV atCCT\niv The merchauis thai do the\nmost hustling will reap llu '\" \" ' ' ' \"i' l;' tmuatnsngAve i\ni I v f\nyrealesl beiietll\nCAUSES of FIRE\nIln of fires are caused by Kerosene. -I by\nGasoline. 1\". by Electricity while only . of I\nis caused by Acetylene. Though there are now\nTwo Million people using Acetylene Light in\nAmerica there have only been four tire- from il\nin one year, against \u2014''.-'\u2022 tires from Kerosene\nand Gasoline. There have also been HUH Fires\nfrom Electricity, !7\"7 Hros from City Gas, and :,'J\"\nfrom Candle.-. Besides Ihese there have heen i'i'.\nFires from the Sun'- rays lint, only four Fires\nPflTmit BROS. T\"\"K,ia\nI MUSIC |\n\u25a0 i-P nf H\nt'lillltiihlli i- li ,i\"-i ,','ii\nvelitenl , fi ie Li-Ill\nI'rnvliiei \u25a0 ', '\"'ii.,. .in,\nextendi \u25a0 ' I'll tin\nt'eiiiliiini Ml'S. Hislop '''^\"a^'outi.\n' ' \u25a0 ,\nSpei ial allciiiii.n In 11.iii-l,.\ntechnicpie, phrasing and\nsrading nf studios.\n>. ,1 m 0,| , - iy ot I'Vli\n\u201e ' ; \"...\n11 I'.r.VKilX.\n... . im, ,\u25a0 V|ip .i\need\nWc have this week unloaded a car nf each kind\nQUALITY THE VERY BEST PRICES THE VERY LOWEST\nSi'Lciai. Pinal'. Poll Ton Lots, Call and see us bel'nre\nlying elsewhere, We also carry a stock of\nCARNEFA'S STOCK AND POULTRY FOOD\nHarris Bros.\n\u2022a*iwi\u00bb*w\u00bbn \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u00bb\u25a0\u25a0\u00bb\u25a0\u25a0 a********** *\u00bb\u25a0\u00ab-\u00bb\"\u2022\u25a0\u25a0\u00bb\u2014.\ni..|.,f~>\"M\"l\"*'4\"l' \u25a0\u2666\u2022 \u2022\u2022'\nI'.\"' UiirsiiPI\n\u25a0Iv n.c. !\u25a0:, Itelil ,V I\nNOTICK.\n' An- handling ih. Highest Grade Acetylene Generators in\nAmerica. They are simple, Sure and Safe. II,. Best Light ..\u201e...,.\nIn the World. Cnmbrook reliant is decided\nly optimistic a- in the district ti\nstness cannot be said\n\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 n, \u25a0 usl u\u00b0 .; '\"V .: usl new.\n\u25a0 \u25a0 ' ,\u25a0 \u25a0 - .. ,\u25a0 n,, complniut l'l, i... Java ufn-i ilmo\n,,' juui they ,., ,i agi,', , '''. ' \"\"\nthat !!:\u2022 irrenl yea \u25a0 ils ., '\n',, o most [irosper ,,. '\nmi- in il.\" history ol Cranb ,\u201e.iv k..,. ..,. ; ,\u25a0\niiiui-u. \u25a0 . ti ii i',.-i |.li, I alioiil\nHI \u2022 ., - .,.-' an.I '-'ll ,'hnin- in\"ll, ,,!\nFrom what we know of llie ,ho mirth fast corner nf I .m ISIti. lliemv\nKootenay and l!pper Columbia -,.,-,i u mins, thenee west40 eluilus\nvalleys, we are satisfied t! this ihcuce nurtl 120 dmins. then, usl in\nsection of tie- province is on the l'h\"ll,s'\" I'1'\"''''\" he-udi\u201eil\u201eK.\nj ,. , ,. , , , l.e,-ut,,,l lllis21sl iluv ,,1 full.. III0I1.\nVerge nl 'inprccedi'l! iy! devel ,,\n' klAlllKKLLY Mlt.LIMI ,v M.VM'I'.vi'-\nopulent. Tli,' k r R construe ir,.|N,, ,-,,. i,t\nlion will stimulutu husiness, and\nCranbrook business men will\nreap their -hare nf trade accru-\n.*\u2022<\u2022 \u2022^\u2022\u2022^\"\u2022^\u2022\u2022\u00bb^^\u00bb*<^k,(>*?* \u2666 \u2666\u00ab.\u2666\u00ab\u2666,<>\u2666<>\u2666<\u2022\u2666<>\u2666\nIB. H. SHORT & CO. f -\nLOOK! LOOK!!\nlh.' n..rib and ipiote in support\n|of 'ibis contention, that South-\n-i Ivooleiiay is due fur a period\nal activii v.\nCRANBROOK AERIE 967\nF. O. E.\nFRATERNAL ORDER EAGLES!\nLVKKY 'I'lirilsll \\Y\n\\'i-hi,i'j Urntliers I'nrillullj' Invlteil\nr. Iloss T.i'i'K. IV. I'resldenl\nA. W. lll.ACK. Svi'V.\nBoot Shoe Maker:\nL\nAll Work llliaranli'.'.l\nNew VViil-h Mini.' .\" M.'ii-inv\nArmstrong Ave. nSSSBifi u\u201e,c)\nFORT STEELE JUNCTION\nFinest of Wines, Liquors ami Cigars\nThose who are weary and thirsty, drop in, and\nAlex will dn llie rest.\nALEX McCOOL Prop.\ns\u00a3\u00a753\nSAVE TIME\n9.\n:\u2666:\n9\n&\n'\u00bb\n:\u2666:\n',*\u25a0\n:\u2666:\nf\nf\n'<\u2666:\u25a0\n;i-\nI\n*;\u25a0\n9\n-jjl \u00ab f III\u00bb\u00abI a (I I Uf (If III III I i W\u00ab Itf'tlll IIlitIf II1-^-\n, Accrdine m reports the C. || Rocky Mountain Chapter |i| ALL THE TIME\nNO. li\".. IL A. M.\nI i'i;.\\Nlll,'niiK. ll. c.\nnnp\nD,\naoer\n,11'ST AllUIVKIi\nItest In Quality\nMosl Artistic in Design\nLowest In Price\nPainters, Pnpei'hangers mul Dccnrators\nSign Painting a Specialty\nP.O. BOX ail ARMSTRONG AVENUE PH0NE1U\nI' R, dues nut appear tu he \\i\n\u2666\n\u2666\n\u2666\n9\n*\n,9\n.4\n9\n*\n9\n4.\n9\n*\n9,\n.4\n9 I toffothor fur ihe success ill III,\npurticultir as tn the comforl und\nconvolliell if residents aloiif.\nIhe Kinilierle.v branch. Busi\nness men waul better freiirlil\niiceuininndalinns nnd Ibe travel-\nini;' public a daily service from\nCranbrook to points in the Si.\nMary's valley,\nh Is a matter nf groat satisfaction tn the Conservatives nf\nihe province in see the way in\nwhich the various sections of\nthe parly arc quietly and harmoniously gathering together\nunder the McBride banner.\nThere is no disceiision or discord\nand nil are determined in worl<\n5\n\u25a0B lli-^iiliii-ini'.iiiin's: ila.l Tn,,.-- s\n:5 .lav in I'a.'li month al .'inl.I 5\ni nVloi'k, S\ni i\n:g Snjoill'llitly l'..iii|iaiiinii- a,-,' S:\n'., tinrdttilly invii.-ii. \u00ab\n:! !\n:! Wm. V. T.x'l'K, Surlbo K, 3\n-^iiiiimiimimi.u.inM.imimiiiiimiiiaf-\n\u25a0 ^. :V. puny at the pull-.\n:^; \u00bb;\u2666:\u25a0> .*. 9 *;..*\u25a09 \u2666 \u00bb V \u2666 o \u2666\u25a0o:\u00ab'o \u2666:\u00ab:\u2666:\u2666:\u2666:\u00bb \u2666 ->\u25a0 * \u00ab\n.Never jndgo a person hy his\noutward appearance-, A shabby\ncoal may en wrap n newspaper\npublisher, while a man wearing\n\\\\l>\niaRS\n_ Wholesale\nLIQl\nA. C. BOWNESS\nAGENT FOR\nCalgarv Beer, Ale \\ Port(?r.\nT. LEHtL A: CO., Mas ami (lain.\nCranbrook. B.C.\n*\n*\nt\n1\n>\n\u00bb\u2022\u2022\u00ab-\n1. vnii nii'i'i, t;\nI liereli) '.'iv III,III',' lliiil Slxly iliv.v-\n,\".' ilnii. 1 iiiieail .,, u|i|ilv I,, tliiiChlvr\nI nu .,' ,,l I 1111,1- ami U iii'k- nl\n\\ ;-,,,:,,1 II 1 r,,l i--i,in In |l\u201e,'-\n I'llli'll |ii,', f\n-' Iheflal K ''Unv\n111 _ Illllli) ,' tn, llllll |in-l nil\n\" \u25a0 n '\u25a0\" ,1 1, ,,i I.,.. Nn. :11s.\n -.. I'liiiili-, ill a-l\n , ,,-. Ihe, 1.1 -ll elnilan.\n.!\u201e\u25a0 \u25a0 i-iiai hulas, linn -.,.111 li :'H\ni-liallla, llli-lli'i' vv-'-l -II ,'lillilia. Ill,'He,\n.Illllli llll'llllill-. I|\u201e' VV,'-< T \u2022\u2022llllllIM I..\nlilac, , -iiiniii- IiiIiiIi,u :nin iic'ch\ninn,'., nr I,\u2014.\nII I'll M I l'l'.\niii,i-t, 'i'. Mi-vrri'iK, a^.'ii,\nM.ii'.'l, illril, I'm.,. Li\nc. c c.\n' The Illinois Central\nANCIENT ORDER V FORESTERS\nG01111 Granbrook 8943\nMI'IK'I'S 2.S-11 .WC ITU Tl'l'lSIIAVS\nin patmohe's hall\nVisilintr lirclli.'i'i 'ilinllv Invited\n0. II., A. MaCOWAN.\nSuerelnry, T. MAHHIIAI.I.\nProf essiotia I.\nHARVEY & MoCARTER\nI1\u00bbR\u201eISTERS AND SOLICITOUS\nCUANHIIOOI., \u25a0 ll.C\nW. P. CiURI)\nBarrister\nSolicitor, Etc.\nGranbrook hhi-IbIi coiiuubia\nC. H. DUNBAR\nIIAIUIISTKIl, siil.irl'l'iii;\niiii.i NIlTAHY ri'lil.li-.\nOranbrook, B.C,\n\u2022 \u2022ll.'il aervli.ii Ir\nI Gaioaru Gauie Go.\nI Krasli and Salted Meats\nt\nt\n*\nt Ordnrs l.v mail will\nt\nt\na\n1\na*-*\nI I, weal ',,1. 11-1 mill III. MllltlllH\n\u25a0I\"-.' irnllllei'tlillli .'.i.li li'iiin- ..I nil\n11.-I,-,',.iilin,-uiul Iin,-n, |,l,sm!ni|e,'H in*'\n, -. thei,- ,i,,,i,',' ,,[ !\u25a0 -lel'liieaun.\nfi. H. Thompson\n.:if, IIAIIUISTUlt ,1 SOLICITOII\n7y*i noi'aiiv erm.ii'\nOFFICE I.EASK BUILDING\n1'1.1,,1,1',.,,1, n.c,\n'I'll DM AS Mc V ITT I 13\nP.I^.S. cfi C.R.\nPort Steele ll.C.\n# i 1 ihriiiiifli Hi,-,' iinliii- in ihe riirmiHl\n, l'i.,-| live Iriivelel'H ilcairlii^ iiilnr- \u25a0 .g.^..,,,,..,..,,,,.....,.^,.,..,^..,..,\n, .11,11 11- n, Un- I,ik.-1 nil.'- nml best\nBY USING\nn'A>\nTO\nSEATTLE, TACOMA\nAND ALL\nPacific Coast Points\nST. PAUL, CHICAGO, NEW YORK,\nAND\nALL POINTS EAST\nPaliuMi and Tourist\nSleepers, Butt'i.lt\nLibrary Cars, Motlm-n\nDay Ooaihi's.\nDining Cars.\nMEALS A LA CARTE.\nBest Meals on Wheels\n2 FAST TKAINS r%\nKAST ASH WKS'I 11AII.V \u00a3.\nI.'nr (nil ) 1:11-, i.-n 1:,,\u2014. rale-. Mililcr-\n'li'.. fUll ' JIlllllV-H.\ns. 1;. V|,',l;KI''.s,i;.vv.e..\\..\nUoiitllu, tt'iwh,\nc. W. MAIIUNKV, CI'. St 'I'.A..\nS,\u201e,U,le.\nR. STEWART\nCity Scavenger\nParties having buck yards,\nand closets to clean, and refuse\nmailer lo be takon uwuy, should\nleave orders wilh uie.\n\u25a0 1 CRANBROOK\nft HOTEL ^\np Guests Comfort a Specialty Good Stabling in Connection fj\nNearest to railroad depot, Has ncconimo-\ndaiioiis for ibe public unequalled iu\nCruubrook.\n\u25a0q HOGGARTH & ROLLINS W\nHot and Cold Baths Proprietors i\nM\nCentrally Located\nElectric Lights\n'il In\n'\"I\"'\"'!.'\t\nJ Will, III\" l..||.lKilll' l','|,l'l-l'll'llliv,,S.\n.,, proinpl and cari'l'iil attention J H ll-'I'm Miii'i.i\u201ec..iiiiii.r.'inl Aj-'.'iii\n'. l-ll! Tlilril si.. I'ln-ilnnil, Orsinin.\nDR, E, W, CONNOLLY\nPhysician and'Siiriieon\nil'l'icl; AKMSTKONO AVI>:\nOlder bv Phone -15\n, .1. c. LlNDHKV, T.K. It I'.A,\n'. U'i Third St., I'liriliinil. Otoko\nHi\n(1 In II ,1,111, 'J tn I |l.lll\nTies,,.,,,.\nI'llimi- (llllec III,. He\u00bbilli.'ll,-i- Id'.\nJ I'. II. I'lliiMl'siiN. I'. It I'.A., Ilniil, r\n.0 t. < '1 ilnii, 11 ll!il-.. Scuttle. Wn-li. \u00ab\u201e\u00bb,\u25ba.\u201e....\u00ab..\u25ba....\u25ba*.*.\u25ba.\u25ba,\u2022\u201e.-\u25ba\u2022\u00bb.\u00bb..\u201e\u2022\u25a0\u25a0.-.\u2022\nManitoba Hotel\nUnder New Management\n,. . ,- 31 W'licn you want n uoocl\nI l(';uli|ii;it'lcis lor iiiiiiinc I? , ,\n1 , , . f llhll'l- to Stop liilllf* In llie\nmen iiiiil nlil tuners. 11 ... ,\n'\u25a0\u25a0 Maiiilohn.\nl). A, Mcdonald, Manager\nWe Give You Your Money's Worth\nI LEflSK k HENDERSON |\nI \"\"\"'FASHIONABLE TAILORS t\nt \u2014 Always Up-to-Date \u2014 3\n\u00a3 3\n****** \u2014**\n\u00a3 Oranbrook, - - B.G. 3\n^lUUniaiUiUllUliiilUklUiUUiliilUilliHUlliiUUiUmu^\nADVERTISE\nIN\nTIE PROSPECTOR\n1\n!\n\u00bb, THE PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, li\nAPRIL\nS1MPIE\nSTRONG\nSPEEDY\nTi'iLENi Omtisttmwm\nPurchase Price $3.00 a Month\nAllowance Made For Old Machine\n*$he $c00*n?ctor\nSATKDIUV. Al'LII. -. WOO.\nArnold & Roberts\nEASTER\nW'll.l. SHUN III-: 11 Kl! K\nA NICE PHOTO\nThe kind wc iinikc\nwill be llu' most acceptable Raster I Hfl\nPrest Photo Go.\nStudio.\nlinker St. Cranbrook, H.C.\nJ. Edgar Davis\nliricklayer\n#,,\n9\n\"Contractor\nrihiXK ur,\nEurniico, Boiler, Rnngc and\nKireplace VVorli i, Specialty. All\ndescription ot stono-worl! under-\ntaken.\nOrders left at J. D. MoBRlDtS\nWill Uuoelvo I'l'llllipl Allcnli.in.\nHappy at Last\n\u25a0er Hrnbnud mo loinrrr mtt*l iDtv&lraied -\nMtititrli TUleleti Urmnlj lured Him.\n'Ihis Udy iiyi! \"Kor tbe lint UM*\nsince I have otta nurtied 1 cun\ntie happy *ml l intent\u2014\u00bby Iiu*-\nband is cured ul Ins lud habit\nof diinltiiy;. Seveiil raoulbs\njfj you scnl m\u00ab A fie* Mnple\nof vuur t fined y at nay re-\nq\u00abnt, ind without my Inu-\ntuihd's knowled*{e I (live it\ntu him in hit tea ana fuod.\nI then fot si full treatment\nand guve it regularly. It it\nwonderful, and I cannot suffic-\nientlT ttianlc yvu fur the ble\u00abed\n_ i; haute it Uai broutbt to wy\n[^ta; ho**-*.*\nFro** Parbflnp iwdpftinpMetBMtifffiU!\nHUE rdtHHye ^rlUlur^le-rtimoni-il-\nmul prin* m nl in plain Ben led envelope. Oji\nrespoiidciicc sncrctUy confidential, Addro *\nTHU SAMARIA RKMKDY CO.. *,i JuiUHi'\nChnrabcia, Joiduu St., YoriMto, Ci.rn.da.\nCANADIAN\nPACIFIC\nRAILWAY\nEaster\nExcursion\nRates\nFAREWNE THIRD\nRound Trip\nCranbrook's 100 Club.\nThe following: i> a lisl of Cranbrook's Ono Hundred Club:\n1 .1. A. Ilarve.v\n_ P. E. Simpson\n:i W. T. Hold\nI Dr. W. S. Boll\n:. K. E, llealli\"\nit James (I raor\n7 (l. T. Rogers\nH A. Moll'ul\nn .1. II. Caslaltn\nin Dr. Miles\nj II T, M. Roberts\nli' .1. I) McBride\n111 A. W. MoVlltie\nII S. .1. Mighton\nIii VV. V. Curd\ni Ml ,1. il. McCnlliiui\n| it w. i) um\n18 .1. Harris\nin H\\ c Malpas\nl'h 0 15. lieid\n!>l V. Il.vde Bailor\n\u25a022 Hoggttrlli k Rollins\n2H 15, II. Small\nl'I VV. II. Wilson\nHis IJ. .1. McSweyn\nI'll A. II. Ponwlclt, PorlSleele\n27 ('. A. Cocli\n28 Win. I' 'Pate St Son\n'.\".i A. II. Clrnce\nHfl -I. P, Plnli\nIII 15 Patersnn\n112 .1. K. LIiielicrol'l,Marysville\nHII I). .1. .Tolinson\nill II. White\nIln -I. M. I''. Pinltliiim\n110 H. li. Curtis\n1-17 \\h: P. 15. Kinc\n3S Porry .V- P'itageruld\nHII 'I'. Wiirdniaii\nin P. DeVere lliiul\nII A. 1. Mc Domini\nli' A. ,'. Bowness\nIH ('. II. Dunbiir\n11 George Leasli\nHfl ll. II. 'I'll psnn\n111 Drs, K\"ii,ir oi flreen\n17 Palinore Urns.\n1- 11. II. Slini-i\nII) P. Matheson\nr,n Clapp & Rollins\n.\",1 Queens Hotel\nr.'J Royal Hotel\nall E. South\na! ('. A. (inskill\n\"in D. .1. Elmer, Moyie\nnil 15. Mnlhindnlo\nr,7 li. P. Benedict\n58 P. .1. Smith, Moyie\nnu Beale & Elwell\niin T, T. McVittie\nThe object of the club is to\nadvertise CranbrooU, those wishing m Join should notify the\nsecretary, Mr- 'I'. M. Roberts.\nThe easiesl way tn manage a\nwoman is in lei her have horowu\nwuy. In fact, ii is llio only wuy.\nAn npliinisl is a iniiii who\nthinks his mining stock is going\nio pay some day.\nConsidering ihe provocation,\nIt is si range ihal more men do not\nmurder their alarm clocks.\nPrescriDtions GoniDOunaed\nTELEPHONE DI R ECTOR V\nTHE CRANBROOK ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.. LTD.\nCentral Office al Corner of Ariiistrmia Ave, '.iml Louis Streel, Cranbrook, B.C,\n\\* First look up number wanted belon iniiili- Central and Kim Ofi when finished.\n\/\\NI.Y the lie\nst drugs inf\n\\J used in the\ncompounding\nnl prescriptions\nat our store.\nEflicienc)' being\nso much de-\npendent on freshness. Drugs\nnl uncertain ;ig\n\u25a0 urn never\nused. Accuiaci\nand protnpt-\nness arc points\nwbich have\ngained for us tin\napprobation\nuf the public, cti\n.. etc.\nA\nn:ii.\nvili.'lla. It\nllll,-1-1 .\ni ;.\u25a0-!,,\"!\u201e\u25a0'\nni. .\\\nI'llnlil A 1\nLiber,\t\nB\ni im,-,\nC. E. REID & CO.,\nphone 74 The Druggists\nPURE DRUGS PINK STATIONERV\nDISPENSING OUR SPECIALTY.\nIll linker. V, ll.v.le Itraklli\t\nWU Uanilirii-U. .Ina .... Rcsldcnco\nI48C Burdgi'tt, W, ll .. i:.-~iii.-iii-.-\n!ii; Hare,,. It. S ttoslricnco\nII Beattie & Atchison. The Pre\nscription Druggists\nSll ll.-nllie. IL K ILaiil.-n,'.\nL'l, Beale ft Elwell. Real Estate. Insurance and Mining Stocks\nIII llellle. M. A Iliwkloili'O\nisii lleiiitj-. \\v. I! . Undertukor\nUB Bowness. A. C Wholesale\nLiquors and Feed\nfill llriiilley. I'. .L. A t'o .I'niiu.'i'\nui llremnor, ii Itiairtu\t\nllll Drawer}'\nTli U.C. (Liver in Illllco\nIll Burns. P.. ft Co Mont Market\nIII Buck, Chan E The Palm\nCimdv Kitchen\nll.'tA Hiinnii, Win Ileidil.'i\t\n*\u00a7\u20ac\u20ac\u20ac\u20ac\u20ac#\nOn sale April 11 lo 10\n(iiiod Returning I nlil\nApril 17th\nTickets nn Sale ai nil Canadian\nPacific Railway nlllcus, Porl\nArthur lu Vancnuvor, Including\nKonlenuy Division polllls.\nEnr lull purlieu Iii r\u00ab upply\nlocal Hgi-lll- nr U rile\n(loo, llilli.t. .\\n,-ni, Cranliroiili\n.1. s. r.MI'I'KK. K, .1. COYI.Ki\nHI'.A.. NiKmi. a.,.,I'.A.. Viinoniirer\nSHORT LIME\nBETWEEN\n5'PAtll'\"tfilCAG0\nl0MAHA'-.-tHltAGO\nlysisCili-'CHlCAGO\nNOTICE.\n'I'ltiriy days uftor dale we Intond in\niij'|il.v iii Iln- i'liii-1 I'liiaini.-alnner uf\nLniiilh i Works for a s|ii'ul\u201el li se\ntu eul anil carry avvt,(\\ ttiuliur fruiu the\nllllllivvlll...'lleserilieil lllllil- ill Hiiullieiml\nKnnteniiy, 11.('.\nI. (,i,iiniii'ii,'iii'j nl n N.-l l.liiiil..I\ni.luae n. ihe iu.null nl I'ui'ilniiii'i It,\nlie, we,'II < il l-i I llll Sli.ink ('Illllli,\nriver, Hi.nu uth 1211 rlinlim, llionco\nvvci 10 nliiilns, llioiieu mirlli Id,, .*li:iins\nll.ci .ci in eludim, Hi,-in',' aoiltli lu\nehaina in |>l, I l\u201e'L'ini'ii'L' lain-\nill;.' Illli Hi','.'-.\nI'. .Im-,-ii. I.iieillnr\nllllleil this ailh 'llll nf I'Vlirunl'V. IIMII\n.. I'iniiili.'lu-inii ul a |iual |ih,iileil\nniilTheual ciirii.'r ul I', .leu-rie. lliulier\nI Illllli. Ihenee sin,III IHU llllllllls, Ihenee\nweal IU j'liiiui-. ilicni',' aiil-lh llll) llllllllls\nllicn \u201esl HI llllllllls I\" |.li il llu-\ni: il 111 i, I |i' lllllltlllllitly I'll' lll'l'.'a.\nI', I' 'anil. I.e. ,1'\nllnl.'il this ilMtl, ilny nt Kclu-iiurj. 1'ilHi\nII, l eiiin,eaeinc ut \u201e |kij-i |ilillllo(l !1(1\neluilus south nf lliu iiiirlli ivusl eornui'\nid I'. I'oiirsuiis lliiiliiit- liiuli. ihenee\n-inilli su ,'liiini-, thuiieu vv.-ai 80 iiliiilns,\nll ,',\u25a0 Th wi chuins. ihem usl su\nuliulns lu pint I' Ix'U'iuiutiir iioiltiitiilng\nllllll lierea.\nII. I.llllllill, I Illli'\n! Hilled lids lMt.il .lay nf Keliruiiry, Illllli\nI I. I 'iiiniu.'iu'llllt' ut ii |insl |,lnulcil ul\nj lie- limlh wc-l curlier nf I',. Liuullll',.\nYour ulteiilieli la cdleil tn the' lilulier Iimii. Ilicni-.' -niilli HII eluilus,\n\"I'loneer Liuilleil\" trains nf ll MII- 11 weal Ml, i-lllllim, 11 iniiili su\nwaukoo* SI lJiilll llilllwii.v,\" \"Tl ily I eluilus. II usl WI ulmlns in nlil.'.'\nperfuei tridiiH iii tin- world.'\" I \"I linirliiiilng Unit\nVim will liml II, desiralile In riilr 1,11\nthese tt'lllllB when (Colng 1,(1 llll.V |iuilll ill\ntin. I'lasterl. Sillies nr I'liliHlla. They 5. CtlllllllolinlllH ul u I'inI |llllllloll\ni Hill ai'i'.'h.\nMr-. IL l.iinili.i. I.i,i,\u201e,i.r\nlliilcl 1,1,1s'.'Sth .lay nt I'l'liriuiry, Illllli\nJAMES GREER\nCONTRACTOR\nand BUILDER,\nI'.KTIM.VI'KS IT'ltNISIIKll OX .M.I. WOllli\n.innlllNIi ,iltOMl\"l'LV I'lXKC,\"I'Kli.\nI louses and Cottages for Rent\nor Sale on Easy Terms.\nLIME ANN SIIINlil.KS |,'(l|: SAI.K\nTelephone 82.\nUi Cidjiary Cuttle i ii. Stun\nil Ciiiiadlun Bank nf Cotiiine,\t\n7 ('iliuliliun lluli-l\nl'l C.I'.IL, Sttitlu,\n\u25a0JtlJC.IML |i.--|iuicii,-,-(iilli-,\n.'ll, C.l'.l! l-'rcilll.l .she.\nTill C.I'.IL. i inn ,-,-inl Teleirrupl\nIln Century Restauranl\nIL'S Cily Uilll\n,\"d City IJukcrv\nSll Clupp. I'' l!,-hlcnci\n I m Cusinnpiilinin llnii-1\ni s4 Cnlpuuiu. Win ll.--'nl,-,ici\nilienceeus, Mid chains, ihenee siiutl, 40'nir, Connolly. Dr. V.. W lllllei\n,'lllltlls. tliu, wesl I'lll eluli,is. Ihellei i Inn Cununiiy. 111'. I''.. \\V.,..l'tuslde\t\ntuirtli 40 iiliiilns in th.- plu, i, i i '-1 Oranbrook Co-operative Stores\n^\u20ac\u20ac\u20ac\u20ac\nclii'i'lllenl.\nNOTICE.\nNut iii- is liuruliy jjtvon thul iliirty\niluy- after dale I Intend lu upply le tliu\nChief Commissioner of Lands nml\nWorks, nml to lliu Assislillll Commissi,incr of Lands anil Works for tlio ilis-\nti'tct nf Kust Kootonay lei- u Lleuiisu in\nprospout for Coal nml I'utroloiuiioii tlio\nfollowing lleserilieil Illllli-: stttiiitod\nnliiuii ime half mile siniili uf Akiuiiiiiii\nI'i k, r.liielt t.V.ri. Sunt I si Kootonay\nGroceries, Furiioturp\n.. . I'linhruiik Hukory\nPuniolNn.il ('omul Ingati, pusi 41, CruiihrookElouti'lolilKliK '...(Illlcu\n|,l,u>lod ul Ihe soiilh-wusl eerncr id tin C'unliriinkl'.le.'l,-iel .Iglil 1 .1. Work\nI'areel Nu. 2i I lieuee i'U-1 IHI chains,' , . , , ,, , ''\n. , . , . 11 rtiiilit'ddk llniiT\nIhenee south lu chains, Ihenee wesl ur>|tCmnlii-oolc Susli & llnorC'o.\ninn chuins. ih,'i iniiili 10 eludes toI (i;j Crow's Nest SteBin Laundry\nlliu plni'u of eonniiei nunt. I 1IK Curtis. II. l> Hostile,\t\nParcel Nn.-I C incu'lnu ul a post O\nplanted ut the snulli-wosl eurnur ul n.'i Davis. -I. K Ilesldciiru\nI'm I No. 8: ll isl 1110 chuins. .*fl Doznll Dros lllauksmllli\nthonoo -n.nh Ill uliulns. Ihenee \"? De'dlj Bros ... Stable\n.... ,,,,*\" ll.'\/.ull. .Inn ..!!,--,ili-nei-\nwesl inn elm,11-. ll.,- \u25a0 north 4n ehnlns . m |)omlll|nn |.;Siiross ('o.\nto the plu f ciilnnielu.elnellt. jll!.' 11,01,1,,,'. ('. II Illtic\nI'areel No, a Cominonolng al the, ^\nIlillTll-wcsl cill'ller uf I'll, 1 Nn. 4: ! |;j,( |.;,.\u201e|\u201e.a Lin|,,c\nthoneo south Illli ulmlns, thei wo* 40 ilil l-iu-i Kootenay LiunburCu (Htlen\nohains, thonoo north 11*1 ehulns, thenco .IMIU Kust Kootenii'y l.uuilierCu Stores\nen.-i in uliulns iu i.lie'pl, ' i liT l-'lwoll. K Ileal,\n\u2022place of com j \"!\nIti'i Finch. R N Oonfectlonery, etc,\nI Fink Bros. . .Groceries\n:l.', I'i,iii. .1. I'. .. It. -\n4* Kink. John 11 .IT-\t\n120 Pire Hull\n111' K.il'liui.'. Itev. W.C.. W. It \u25a0\n12? I'raser. IL A. . I!e-h\nt; Geary A Doyle. Oranbrook Livery\nL'l I (lleu-uii. Mi-- Mun lies\t\nill, Cr, A. I'.. Hesili.'lle\nIHU 1,1 ii. Hi'. L. W. ... Ilesiileuce\nS-J . liver, .lum,- liesiileliee\n1^ i.iir.l. \\\\. K. lllllee\n> Herd, VV. I? Id-side\t\nH\nCl DuiUlle.V. I' SMi.'.e-\n.'.7 Hun-is Bros\nIts llui'iev. T, \\\ninn llun-ov, .1. A\nI- llei'ulil P\u201ellllshlll|. i\nllll Dill AC,\nun Hill. W. I) \t\nIM llomrnnh tlwi.\nill in,me. t:\nMeat Market\ni mice\n.. .le- ,.\nK,-ni,I,.\nIT ahl \u25a0\nHe\n40 Imperial Dunk of I',\u201e\n71 Imperiul lintel\nLis I.O.O.K. Hull\nIOI llu. II\t\nJ\n72 .lucks,,,,, Mi- M i\nK\n\u25a01 liiiiL' nml Hi a. I'll.\nS King, Hr. K. I'\u201e ..'\nill Klnu Lumber I ...\nillli Klnu Lumber Co\nUT Linn. M. II- ..\n1211 Kooloiiuv Club.\n112 Kunnedy. (len,\nI III l.uhlhiw. .la - . .\nII l.eileh. A \t\n42 l.enuril. Mi- I.em,in\nM\n:,l Uulpas, l'\\ C.\n(12 Mllllltollll llnlel\n121 Mnniihuil. (I. K.\ntill Mnu-lielil. ('\t\n7U Mlglllill), H. .1\nSll Mighton. 8. J\n107 Mile-. Dr. K. I!\ns| Morrow, S..I\nnl Mnrunn. Mi- Mvrlle\nMc\nMelll'iile. .1. II\nMcCallum & Co.\n, _. Krieli.-nn. li . . .Itnslll\nmeiicoiuoiit. I \t\nParcel Nn, n Ciiuniieneine ,\u201e a post\npluntud un thu snuth-west side of White\nDiver, unil about inn chains nnrth-wesl\nnf ihe iiortll-ivesl cornel' ef I'areel No. !\n*'\"'\" Ing nut post lilunted a il I: thonoo oust 40 ohains. ihenee south Lttludaril Uniher Co.. Maker. Ill'\nono bull mile suuth of Akainlna crook wn ehains, ihenee wost 40 chuins.\nsouth uf the Sou,.), Kant.may 1'assTrail thenco north Hill chuins tn Ihe place uf\nDoing suuth uf unil iidjnlnltig llio M. IL nine men,.\nShou locution. Doing Peter (iodrrey's| Pared Nn. 7 Conmienoliig at a pnst\nNu. 2 Mi\n.liesiilene\nII le\n.Desille\nDesillene,\nDesideliei\nDesillene,\nOigar Stur,\nOlllei\n..llesidcnei\nlle-iile\t\nHardware,\nFI limbing\nUcBermot, A. L Wholesale\nLiquors\n11 Mi-Kinnon .v .lulm-i-.n Shop\n10(1 M,l I, Mi- M . Store\n12:; McLean, D Itesidenee\n711 .Ml-Null, C |l ld-i,leliee\n121 McVittie, A. W. and H. H\t\nSurveyors nnd Insurance Agents\n10 McVittie. A. W. Hesl ce\nN\n111 Si -un. A. ('\nIII N..I,I.-. W. K\n'\u25a0\"\u2022\\ \\ Star L-i\n.I-tustdeuct\nItesidenctt\n...slurt\n.Office\nDesille\t\nItesldenct\nItesidenee\n'-'\u2022 l',r: , A Kii\/cei-nhl\nllu 1'el-l-y, K. I. K\n70 Piatt. Mi- lienrgle\nllu Pinkhuiu. .1. IT M\nI I', PriispcCiU' (Ulii-e\nQ\nII- i,i j'- lintel\nR\nReid & Go . Dry Ooods, Millinery\nClothing, Boots and Shoes\n2u D.i.l. \\V. I... . Rosldenoo\n:,- Ill-ill. I . K . . D.-iiicec\nl Reid, C E.. v% Co. Druggists\nStationers\n.'.:\u25a0 Dielinril-. s l!,-idi-uei.-\nim Diililnso,, it McKenzie Lumber! o\n211 Kegels. G. T. Groceries,\nBunts and Shoes\n\u25a0V, lingers. (I. T De-iileiic.j\nIII llmnl llnlel\nIT\" IT un. .1 un.- Itesidenee\n11! Short, B. H..&00 Painters am,\nPapi-r Hangers\n77 Smith. A. C. Fruit. Confectionery and Cigars\n:;- si. Kugeuc llospllal\n7', StHwnrt. Hugh .... Fruit, Confectionery, Ice Cream\n141111 si. Wnl. A. I.. Ilesldenec\nsu 'I'uie. W. V Dusldolioe\nSa Tale. W. F * Sou Jewelers\nand Opticians\nI:;:; Turin,-. Simon. Itesidenee\nss 'I'li'miip-uii. i,. II (.Idle,-\n.-.., Tlsilnlo, i,. I' Store\n.1 Tuwil-ile lllliee\nw\n;:\u25a0; Wunlworth llnlel\n122 West. Miss Helen ...Resilience.\nIll Wild, Hulel\ni:;7 Wilson, Judge .Itesidouou\n117 Wilson, W. H Store\nla:, Worde,,, UT I llosidonce\nLong Distance Telephone Lines\nPUBLIC OFFICES AT: Port Sleclu, Warilnor, MurysviUn, Kimborloy, Mnvic anil also al\nCrolliers Lumber Co.\nAdolph Lumber Co., fort Steele .I iinclion, lit'\nMayook Lumber Co., Mayook. ll.C\nCrow's Nest Pass Lumber Co.. VVuriltior, ll.C\nnorthwest corner post, Ihenee south SO Ipluulcd ai the nortli-ivosl eerncr of I A. E. Walls Lumber Mill. Wtlttsblll'g, B.(\nchuins. ihenee eiisl hI |\npllllllud lit Ihr nnl'lli-wi'st cni-iu r nl ;\nI'iiHM'l Nu. M: ilii-iifi' eust su .-liaiii>. |\nCentral Office Alwriy^ Opc-n\nllirlir,' IHIt'tll Stl rliuilis tllCIIL'O Wi'nt SU \\\nHmillH, tJlullfD siMitll SO cllililis 1(1 ih\u00ab\njilm'c ul ciiinitlt'lU'citii'llt.\nI'tlivcl No. Ill I niiiint'iii'iii'j'iit u |\u00abist |\nplanti'il tii llu! mirth-wt'st nornor of'\nI'ui'cel Nn. Il: tbiiiiflu uiwtSO iilmins, |\ntll.'lli-i' Mill-Ill SllflltllllS, ihciii-i- wont Mil\nchuins. lin'iic mmiiIi 80 i-liiiins hi the i\nMut'lll SU clmillS. tlK'ttfi' c\u00abHl Sll nliliiiis,\nllli'liri- suuth sn (\u2022liuhiit in plm'f uf 1*01)1-\niiii'm-fiiu'iil.\nI'ut'fi'l No, -it * *tuiiiii*Micitiy Hlupont\nplanted 110 ohains west nr tin* nortluMWt\n(locrior ofl'ui'itol Nu. li): tliu wph( sn\nuhninsi IhoiH'e north HO uliulns. iln-iii'i*\ncast SDcliiihis. iliiMici- Miiiih so chains\n111 llll* plUi I I'llllllllt.'lH'i'llH'lll.\nI'ttrt't'l Nn. *.'l Coinnu'iiuliijf ul h |\"iil\npluoo of I'uiiiiiK-iM'i'iiirnt.\nI'aii-i'l Nn. II riiniiiii'ni'iiiy at a pout . , ,\n, , . ,. ,, ... ,.,.,. \\ ii unlt'il lilwul finir in e\u00ab noi'l li->-u^ii*i\nplant nd mi iln' noi'tn-oiifl Htrto of \\\\ lilto ' , , ..\nfrnni llu- nui'tli-i'usl coi'l!\u25a0\u25a0\"\nKivi'i, and almiil onu-hulf ill I lo mirth-\nt lion ne wi-Mi, KOrliaitiH, iln\nfliains, tlionco uitfM so tdtuliii\nnortli so rii\nmi'iii'i'iiu'rit.\nuustorly from lite north-otiBt oornor of\nI'm I Nu. 7: tlionoo ousl so i*|iuins,\nUionoo north HOohtilns, thonoo wont so\noIiuIiik, thonoo soul h 811 olmhiH tu tliu\npluoo nl I'niitiiH'lii'i-liii'lll.\nI'urool No, I- Coinnionoliijf ut upont\npltuitod mi tin- north kIiIii nr White\nItlvor, and iiliniit ton niiloB from its\nmouth* thom iimi SO oIiuIdh, thonoo ,\nnorth so chain-. , \u00bb,-, so chains. I'\u25a0|'\u00bb\u00bbl* \".' l]\\B V'\u2122 \".[nr\nllionco sniiil, SO chuins in place nf com-\ninenceiucnt.\nI'm I Nu. 18 .'\u25a0 ,-1,i\u25a0 i,i-_i al a |K)8l\nul Nu\nlllllh su\nthonoe\nI'areel No.'-'- ('niuiueneinc al a pu-i\npluutoil tu chains west iifthc soutliussl\ncorner of parcel Nu. ill: the, south\nHill chains, D c wesl lu chain*,\nll north Kill chains. Ihu,), n-t In\nmu in.\nI'uri'cl Nn. llll Cnimiicnctiiif ul a\nposl planted m chuins wosl nftlio norih\nClsl curlier nt I'areel \\n. JI: Ihe \u25a0\n,,,\u201e\u201e, ,\u201e\u201e , I I 1\" ehnillS CllSlufl he -u\u201el leVVe,, ',l \"'\" \"'\"'\"\">- ' '.'.I |U eh\u00bbi\u201e.\nto ,\u201ee, Iw. I a I ait\u2122 ''I ,,1 U,e, ,1, inn chains., ,\t\n'\"'\"fj **\"\"?\". \"\u2022?'\"\"\"'i\"l: sne, -., vnehulu-. \"haln-1,,,he plu foono - nl\n\"\"\"' \"\"i\"\" l\"\"'\"\"\" \"'\" \" \";\"'\"\"\"-' .\u201e, so ,,\u201e \u201e\u201e., so chains \u2022n\u00bb' ^ ''\"'\"'* '\"\" \"W Ml.\n,\u201e\u2022\u201e,.,- | ,1, lloou .-,. ll 0 I ns. , .,\u201e | ,\u201e,\u201e |,|\ncut,I,-. Ihenee vve-1 si, chull,.- lutlie * I nnwiihe fur Ivienlv- ...;,.\n. | , ,.\u201e, pluhleil ul ll 'I ewes, , icl- u '\"\"'I\"\" \"\" \"I. lUV mi. ..l.is-IVf\nplu I hcclnninj, ntuinlnc 'do! VI.M...\n1 . ll'lll'cel Nn. I'.': Die vve-l IK, I'lllllllS, .\"\"\"\u25a0\u25a0\n:\"'1\"'\"\"\"' ' \"' ,. ,, . , lliu, uerthlue n,, ne,. oust HIO |,;\u00abu mtur iiiimi 1>l< iuhi pitiil >\u2022\n'.llllllll I nil ll'cv, l.nenlni' , Iili,,,l ,,| , \u201e ,,,.,,, ,,,.. \u201e,\n,,,,,\u201e, ,. , OlllllllS, ll ce auulll III ,'lilliu. Hi pi,,,'.- ' '\"\"I \" |.''.'i'\"i. \u00bb'\nI'utordoillro.v, Airunll , ' ,,,,,. ,\u201e vic\u201eri,, to ,Im lurslifiioil,\nl.lli-Ulcil fell. I.'ilh. lllllil.\nII\niMltr^jjr-\nTenders for Timber Limits.\n,. \u25a0 KAI,III) TKNDKIIS. iiiurk.il \"'1' I-\n|J er- lur Tlinlier llmlls, W'hllo\nKiver.\" will he reccivcl hv Ihe loi'-\n-iencil. up lu nun,, un Siiliinlii.v. I he\n\u2022jsili duy of April. IIK1II, from un> person ilcslrlne ini,l,i,dn spnclul tluilior\nlicence- in ci anil rarrj awa.V lliuliur\nli'uin Die rollowlllp lleserilieil lands, llllll,,, en,, While Klvur, ill Ihe Dlsll'lul ul\nKit-, Kuoiemiy:\nCiircel No. I, < 'iiiiiiii hu \"I \" |i\"\"l\npluiitcil almiil um- mile from While\nDiver l.nlie. nml ,,h 11,-lllllf mile\n\u201e\u201e\u00ab\u201e.| will, ull TruiiHcoiitl.ionlul I ttliooi, 20 chuins smith of thu north oast from Wl.llu UU'ur on Die s\">\"\nTi-uIiik 'II 'l'l'*'\" \u25a0^''\"|- \u00bbl,|M '\"\"'\u2022 \"' Ml\"- l'\u00abi\"lli''\"ll'iil'\"',ll'\"ll. ' \"' -'\"' \"lllu\" \"' \"\nn,.,0.|M llle SOIllh SO I'lllllllS, I WC-l HO ll\nPor fili'tllor iuformuiinn, pamphlets, (thilliw. thu \"..nl' \u00ab\" \"I \u00bb, '!'\"\"\n\u201e\u201e,\u201e,.lc\u201e\u201ey'l\",,'\u00abe,, Aceniur ousl SO clniliiH li\nK. |,. |.'uDH. II. s. IIOWK, ,' Ullnliiull'ioucic\"'\nPuss. All.'llt, Cuucrul Aitunt, I I\"\n3POKANB, I'Ol.'i'l.AN'D1 Dated tl,\nnf lictiiiiiiine\nllllllllll\n'us, iili.ui, III chains, IIioihi\nnortli liiehalns: ihe, wesl HlOuhuIn\nIh.'l -nulll 10 llllllllls I\" ll\"' I'1 '\nIllcucemeu,\nel Nn. I.'i\nlUUCIleiue ut ;, |l|,sl\n(nr Ihe nn I. \u2666'.MIIS.OO, nf llu- Hint\nplunlod uu Ihe -null, side of Whin\nvear's fee- fur\neh\ni'lul li.\nDiver, unit ut Ihe 'tli-oils 'nor of '\"\"ll1\"'\"' \"\"'\"\"\" \u00bb '\"'\"'\" '\nI'll I Nu. II: Ihenee weal Kill ehui,,-. I\"\"1 \u00bb'\" '\"' .\"\" I'\"' *''*\nthonoe north 10 c -.ihe usl IHO, l'\"'\",,-\"l[\"nl\"i\"!' \u00abi-li,|f uniliiilvor\nof cum\nli-in:\nl-uiil llmlls\nNKII. V, MACKAY,\nli,,.\u201e\/,, Vnnimlmliniir ill l.iuuls ,1- MViiis\n\/,\u201eii(\/\u00bb in,,\/ ll'oils Ikiiurl '.\n|'ii.'\/ur\/\u201e, \/;.''.. ,'IhI Miurh, Im\"..\nIhen lull, In chain- tn plu\nllll'liee I.\nI'areel Nu. IU I'mnmeucin.j al a posl\nplanted 'JO ehuills vvusl uf Ihe ttnr,)i-e\u201e-l\neerner u\\ I'nreel No, I.\",: thenee wesl\nIHU chuins, ihe north 10 ehaius,\nihe usl um ,,|\u201et|\u201es, D, outh io\nehui,is hi place uf cuuuuoneeme.lll,\n1' I Nn. 17 I'uuiinelieinc ill,,, post\nplanted 'Ju chain- wesl of Die mirth-ensl\neuritei' nl parcel Nn. Ill: ihenee west\nKin ehaius, Ihei m,rii lo ehaius,\nl hene, ensl leu chlllllH, Uu- soulh III\nOhllllls In pill I en IllOOt, HtOllUI Dull\nI'HI eel Nu. Is C Iieint III ll peal Sl' '\"\u25a0'\nplutilud '.'ii ehulns vvosl of the northiiusl\n '\"\"'' \"' l'\"' ' N\"' l7; \"'\" ,t\",, cm ami siuciv Km I mu i,>s\nHie eluilus, Ihe, Ill IU chains. , , ,.\n, \u201esl llll) chuins, Die, -,,,,,1, lu I'lU'lllBllOcl Upoll A|i|ilien\nchains in pine 'mu iiii-iii. llllll,\nI'.hv \\u. iu i i,nmi i,,u 'Jo ohulns\nW. CRAIG\nMASONRY\nnml I'lir.i.ii'e Wurl,\nJ NORTH STAR J\nS ^- - HOTEL J\n{*\nA Khnbcrlcy, B. C. *\n9 9\n9 H. W. OREW. Proprietor. ^\u25a0^_,,) *\nCosy and\nComfortable Rooms\nHeadquarters for\nMining Men\nRoyal Hotel\nMHrywv.lle, B.C.\nA. P. CHENETTE. Manager\n'I'lie niiiivi' hotol Im- boon icccniiv creeled, nul nattily furnish-\nml iliriiiin'luiui. Tiie llur - -,|,|,heil wilh the hesl lirunds ,,l\nl,ii|iiiir- und Clglll'H,\n\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666 \u2666\u2666\u2666\u00ab\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00ab\u2666\u00bb\u2666\u2666\u00ab\u2666\u00ab\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00ab\n^ MANri''A(\"l'i:KKi:s nnd IBRRWERa of EXTRA KINK\n,, ,, , , ,, | v,, ., ,., lenclnu ill Ihe vve-l ..I Ileciisl -ner of I'arcc|\n,D,da!::r;;h;'m;:;:'Ll;s,'l,h.w,'.U.;;rn;rl,usluf P, a^uUo IS: ihencwes, -I, eliil,,, ;; P.O. Box 834. CnillbrOOk, B.G.\n\u2022ORT STEELE\nBREWING CO,, LTD,\nFERrMIE, B.C.\nBEER | PORTER\nSOU) BY THE BARREL, KEG OR BOTTLED\nMottled beer for family\nuse ;i specialty\nOutside Orders\nGIVEN STRICT AM\" PROMPT ATTENTION\nSATISFACTION GUARANTEED\nd P, (1, BOX S12 b\n-.-ivi-l- r\\*P ill lioaltll WP t.fllcft * N''\u00ab Shirl Waists al Reid* of Moyie were reg.siered al tin\n9 COimt OI 111 liedlLll. WC UIJVO 5,,. Cesiuopolitnn Wednesdnv. ,\u201e\u201e\u25a0,,, \u201e ,, ,)m -,\u201e ,,,,,, , , \u201e .\nj. 9 K '\"' i\"'\"'\" \"' uu\" i\"\"- Deposit* nl *1 uud upwards received, und iiilcicsl ullowed ut\nV \u2022 \/\u00bb -i -i \u2022 A \" .,,, ' i , ,,, i' A ,,, ,,,, .^., current rales. The depositor is subject lu nn ilelav what.\nI this opportunity of thanking J . ^j\u2122*\u2122*^ \u00ab- ;1I l^^'o^^SSS : iEM'IE & At( H1SC\n\u00a7 our many friends and custo- J ,\u201e\u201e\u25a0, ,,,,-,' ., In'\"\"' * ~*\n\u00a3 \" A! Went worth Hull tonight. K. Heliue. (.'. 1' U. express CTtUIUDT'C\nI mers in Cranbrook and sur-1 ,\u201e.,\u201e,,,,, ,,\u201e\u201e,,, \u201e,\u201e 2l!Z^Zt!;iS \u00a7 oltWIllKI o\n**? mil outs A i How lle.-aS\nW.M.I. I'AI'l-'i; All new rhi, i,,,,lhl,,. s,,\u201ev\n|i .1 Kin , : ul Mn\\ , was u !\" ''''si designs In fin l ' .\nSAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT\never in the withdrawal of the whole or any\nportion ul' the deposit\nJ rounding district for the *\n9\n9\nvery liberal patronage we *\nI have enjoyed and we be- i\n| speak for the new firm a |\n* continuance of the same.\n9\n\u00bb' lie cn v Tuesdui ...i bus ness Ihe on I.\\ UHMI slock ill Cranbrook\nI I .. ... ..I\t\nNi'Keli wu^ n\nmil ;, large nssorluicnl lo rhnos,\nIn,in\nge ivssorliuenl loelinose ., , ' vmm'i \u2022 ri vV> n v\nN,. shoo worn |,u|iers lo H01U I ON!' 1'A I lONI'.Rl\n. v ,.ii Mun,in v\nThe I'nlni, iiie linesl\ni.'KK.sil \\i rs\nl i.-li Lettuce,\n*\n9\nA\n9\n9\nive ii;,,i ihv uc would\nneed Hi,-in lo kindle Ihe lire \u00abith\ni im |e ires Ihis v our are lower\nthan '\" ei. yol eoiisisleul for No\n1 eou.u mul work . '.ir painting\n\u25a0 . , mt is - ;i|i|icd nml i ireeu (inioiiM\n* vvHun,T,?:i'7 'I1 \"\"\"'.\"\u25a0'' *\u2122}> ruspecl, lei JIK: Spill.iell\n3\/f. i I. wi.i.t.ii U\\ us furnish you with estuutites on '\nCO-OPKRAT1VH STORKS your sprtiig pahuiug, etc., nnd Choice Oranges and Hamulus\n we will guarantee oai work for\n\\\\ |i\" do Xelson was irnii we ate slaying will, Ciaubrooli.\ng business nt Cm I'll li tl. SHORT * CO SI'IIWAIIT* KINK rill H'Ol.ATKS\nta\nSt... It Quotations\nTm nmi ef Luke Ore. ...... ,\u25a0..,..\nit i\n'.S. I he antiiitii\nof the new linn will\nis paper.\nvo business st.\n* \u2014\n^, E. T. Peltiei an old\nJ I his district, wasa g lesl\n* at dm s\n9\n9 SW<\u2122 m the i\n* *\n**\u2022+**\u00bb**** **************** Mr. W\n\u2022\"'.'.' .,'. I iki n Ins positio sin\n.- . nl the sash and loor ictorv.\nui iu,, i nn\n: I.,'ll,I\nmil ami eolir\nH-H-t-H-H-H-l-a-l-K-H-S-S-l-\nINSURE\nBOILERS\nIN C A S !\u2022 OF\nEXPLOSION\nBeale & Elwell\nMr. and Mrs W 1) Hill re\nturned Sunday from n , isil tor\nEastern Washington\nDr I!-;,,.11 uun E Sprouli\nMarysi e were iu Cranbrook\nTuesday on business.\nHi.u'l forgel llie Pirtli-Eaton\nconcerl in ft'enlworth Hall lo\nnight. It is for the bonetil ol \u25a0\nthe Cranhrook fjBorosse ('lub.\nA. Mutz, president of the Fori\nSleelo llnnving Company ul\n>' l''ernie was in Cranbrook Wednesday mi business.\nHugh Stewart\nPhone 75 ftniistroiro, ftve.\nD.J.JOHNSON\nCarpenter '<; Builder\n(iood Work ill\nReasoutihle I'rieo\nOffice and Workshop Lewis St\nBelt Pins\nBlouse Sets\nWK havu a tilwHolec\nI'OUHonubli! priis's.\nnlee Htileotioti in these Uuhs ai\nohhoinihil! prti\nOur ciillui'tlon is \\t.-ry attraiitive ami we\nwould ask vim in Inspoot these Uiicm whetluM*\nyou iuli'iul lo puruHaao or not.\nWr two always ploasei* to show our stook\nmul iimiii* pi'loos.\n. F. Taws & Son\nJewelers and Opticians\noiiii'i:il Waieli liispeotoi'S for C.P.R. Crow's Neat\nPass Division.\nR N. FINCH & CO\n>m1''i:iT'i>m:i;y\n)BBSi\u00abS69e9\u00ab969S**\u00ab9Sae969e*M:\nR\nI ONI'' KU\" US Kill I) ',\u2022\u25a0 \u00ab f*i\u2014 v.Ma>ar^ f)\nTea. Coffee P \u00b0LINE\n' ii, in,-,,1,1 Miniii.il.ii ll,.,,.. irKliop K\nAND \u25a0 Vt ,\u201e,, \u201e\u201e\u00bb,\u201e\u25a0 ,\u201e\u201e\u201e., \u2022 i\nCanned Goods ij\nWell Ski\nA man is often\njudged by his\nBoots\nMAM'I'nllA IIOTKI\n,,,\u201e, I\nThey denote diameter or the hick of it. II\nyou are wobbly on your feet vou will be wobbly\nin your head, but if vou are well shod you walk\nand stand with a confidence that the slip shod\nman can never assume.\n'.'.) Mr !\u2022' W. Lang of Calgary, phono 13-\n'o],resentinjf Birheck I ..mi, As \t\n.delation was in (Irtinbrooli i\nJalTlnirsdiiy.\n\/ l.'lrsl rln-- Wi.i'k in nil liriiii\n\u2022 fi'\nLllllClljGOllllter J Tonsonai An li With a pair of McPhersons'\nCranbrook, ll.C.\n<<\u00bb\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022**\u2022\nA II. I'Viiuick. the well k\niirospeelor, nnd T. 'I'. M\n'. I'. I. S ul Fori Steele were ii\nT Cr:n,liri.iik nn Saturday last mi\nbusiness,\nBaker, St. Cranbrook, B.G. \u2022\nWill vim vmi the In si i,lie. in llu- besl C |..ni\n-.H^.^H-i^..H4^.H-W-W-!^-l-H-H-I--H-l-H-H--!-W-M-l-H-\u00bb?] 'j'\"'11 l',lv.i\" il\"*1 ,A' J- ,NI:\"'li.M\n\u25a0 eiilerliiined n uuinher id frioud\n_....... .. . \u2022 \u2014til the W'entworlli Hotel on Tuos\ndit,! evening, Among the guosl\n;\u2666 9 4'.*>''4'9'4'. 9 4 9 4.9 .4 ** 9 \u2666; o ;'\u2666 o ;'\u2666. \u00ab \u2666:\u00bb.\u2666:\u00bb:\u2666 wns Mr, Hurry Drew of Kim ber-j\n9\n:\u2666.\n\u2666\nWe\n,9\n9\n9\n\u25a09 PETE'S 9'-\ns-BflRBER SHOP\non your feet you will command\nv respect and carry yourself to\nZ^Zl^TTTn^:!;: success. Try it.\nNOTICE.\n.Notice ia heroin irlven thut Slxl\nHUBlipnllOllllll! Ileal ali,i|iii,\nCi'tinlironk. nml u'liurtiiiteen\nsiUlsfilullnli i,, sliuvinc.\nllnirl'inline ,.,,,.\nNexl door in A. C. Bowne,'\nmi Cranbrook Street,\nG. T. ROGERS.\nP. J. Leithauser\n\u25a0\nSHI TACKLE!\nI 24 Gross ot ftssorted Flies !\nI'', c i laiuhlu, Provincial En\n\u25a0ju r arrived ul Cranbrook Fri\nilny from Fornio, and wonl over\nin furl si,.ell. tteeompaiiiod byi\n(Invornuieiit AgenI Ariuslrong\nnnd linn Mueklty. Thev will\ninsponl ihe Wild Horso Creek\n:\u2666:\n9,\n;\u2666\n9\n''.\u2666'\n\u2666\n:\u2666\n'9\n9\n,ini| ,is :i\nn stock mul t\" arrive. All the populai killet>\nknown S'iniroil said 'lie nthei da\\\n-They are Beauties\"\nWi can lis vou up with a complete lishiiiK outlit ^ i'\nul ., inodernt, in i.. . See '.nr \\\\ indow s\nFilliiij* \"ut el' town\norders i* our lonu suit\nFresh Milk\nand Cream\nWe beg to Inform Hie public\nlhat wc nic in ihe Milk liiisiiiess\nnnd are here to stay. I furnish\nthe Genuine Article and gunriiii-\nice ihe public! satisfaction,\nTWO I1ELIVE1UKS A DAY\nW. B. BARDGETT\nHealth oilier Dr. Connolly,\n\u2666 -ii iwo weoks ago culled Ihe\n\u2666 attention <<', ihe council n. tho\no 'nd ihni n by-law should he\n. , |i;i\".'.l |ii'o|iiliitingClilneso laiin\ndry men rroni sprinkling clothes\nin shoollng Hi.- water fr their\nmm,11,. \u2666...a>.\u00ab\u00bb...-..*..^.fr<-..\n9\n\u2666 NOTICE.\n\u2666 j WW NT llll li.v .,,.- rii.v ..I ir;,\n. \u25a0 in \u201e |'i, \u201e,| ICeeper, I ,\u201e |.jiilie\nr, :\u25a0 \"\nII. Tie.i. I'llv fieri.\n:J.J).M(:BRI1)H;awnings\n\u2666Cninbrooli, B.C. HARDWARE ' i- i\u201e,,\n\\ B\u00ab-nlu;rcsi * Stripe Duck\n'\u2666*\u2666\u25a0>\u2666 9 \u2666 ^ \u2666 > \u2666 9 * \u25a0.\u25a0999999. 9 \u2666\u2022>\u2666,.-> \u2666 To innti'li all colors of buildings made mi Shorl Notice nl\nit \u25a0 or ('algary prices,\nGto. R. LtflSK & Co.\nA. GRENIER, Cranbrook, li.c\n\u2022l-i-l-l-i-l-I-l-H-l-H-l-H-l-H-l-l-l-\nBUILDERS\nCONTRACTORS t ' Iwl^nLL O :\nl'l,in-, h|n . iln iiii.iii--\n.mil I'.'ln -\u2022\nFURNISHED ON APPLICATION\n\"r1\n. tn\nKIIKHII tlll'l'is\n\\l\"[. I I IIIIIIIK +\n('ONI.'KC'I'KlNKIIY\nli,i; (,iiiiiiii iimi Soil, Diink.s\nAluiiTiilmceij, Plpo\u00ab\nmii, Olgara\nAll kinds of building material ]r ,,,,,, Sl Cranbrook\nconstantly on hand.\n1-HH-I-H-1-H-I-H-M-W-H-I-H-+\nGranDrooK\nn Livery\nQEAIIY * HOVLK, PROP'S\nTeams mul drivers furnish-\ned fur any |lollll in Ihe dis-\nll'lcl.\nA. DOVLE, Manager\n,.....\u2022...\u2022\"\u2022\u25a0\u25a0\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022-\u2022-\u2022\u00ab\u2666\u2022\u2022\u25a0\u2022\u2022-\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u25a0\u25a0\u2022,-\u2022,\u2022\u2022-\u25a0\u2022\u2022.\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022..*\nDRAYING\nWc have 1 u in the husliioss\nl',,r several years, we have Ihe\nhesl ntpiipiueul in ll.C. and we\nguiirnnlee Hiillsfiicllon.\nadout. that Piano\nWe ure the iiulliiirind ngiinls\nlur thu reiuoviil uf Mason & Riseli\nI Pianos, we cull do Hie work will,\nl risk. Also Household Fur\nPERRY k FITZGERALD\n|',.|,|irlotn|.\u00bbnl tin,\nCranbrook OartaKc mul TransforCo\nlllllee iimii.alle\nr.i'.i:. Depot, Phono(M,\nWorks fur |,e Issiun in |i\u201erelii,su tho\n(iilliivvinc ileacril.e.l Imiil III Smith Kiel\nKentellliy.\nI'cllllliclieil.e III II pilSl pllllltOll III Hie\nvuiill j-i Humor ci l.m nn Gump I.\nthonoo \u201eo,-l-li r..i-iv in ohulns, ihonool Fancy uiul Staple GROCERIES and CROCKERY\nntisl fortv40oliiiins, thotieosouth elo\/lity u , ... , . ..... ._ ' .\nst, ohains, tho w,,tf\u201er,v in oi,,,i\u201e8, M\u00ab\u00bb \", Women s and Childreiis\nthonoo 'Ill lllellllillali. |.lllee nf '\u25a0 BOlltlS, SlUlCS llllll HOSC\neilUlilie.\nIllltoil ul ('iiiiil Iv ihi- Is, illl.v ..I\nApril, Willi.\nII\nCranbrook,\nB.C.\nK..I. MeVITTIK ^C-\u00abH\u00ab\u00ab.NiHiHii|wr^\u00ab.^^\n \u2014 1\nIv .liivs idler1.!\nNOTICE.\nTilte niltleu llllll lllil'i.v uil.ia liner .^\niliiu. I. iln- unilorslifiioil, Intend lo apply |\u2122\nie iiie I'hici t'ominlssli r ol\nI.mul- nml W'urlis ni Vletnrhi,\nll.C. llll' II -pecilll licence ll , mill\neiirr.v iivvii.v Ihnlier (rem llie (elliivviiiy\nile-ei ihei liinil* in Kiwi Knutoiiuy,\nI'llMUncni'ilie nl ll peal plnnleil \u201et IlloLj\nn,,111, v.e-l II, I ul' 1,1,1 :i:i.\u00b0i unil ill\"\nnliiK ml i-IiuIiih wuhI, 10 ohidilH ,1,,,'tli, SO I1\nohulnseiisl, In eliiiiic ntirili. in nludiiH ^\neii-l. so el in in- -imlli anil 10 olu, ins west ^\nIn pill I e, Iiooilielll. OOlUllUllUK V\nllllllll'I'l'S, IIII.I ' le-. M\nI..He,I Miirel, I.I. llllll,. 1\nI iii v iii Itreclicnrlilee T\nI\nNOTICE.\nT\u201e|i\u201e iieiiee iimi thirty iluys itfior\nilme I. iheiuiilorsliiiii'il, inl I lo apply\nlu tho Chief I'. nn inlsahi,icr. if l.uuils,,,,,]\nU'nrli-iii Vicleriii, 11,1'\u201e for n -pechd\nlicence In eut mill I'UI'I'V l,VV|,.V llutlll'l'\nIllllli llie lillliiwlue llchOI'lllOll laUlla 111\nI-:.,., Knotnniiy. (Inimnunulni, ul u posl\nplllllleil ill tile 'Ill Weal .'111',,,',' III Llll\nllll\", I i i\u201ei> Km chains suuth, -III\nohulns we.,, inn cliiiin- north, und -10\nchains eust In plllou of ciinilneueenici,,,\nI'liniuinino' HIU acres mere or les-.\nIllUeil MiM'i'li I-l. lllllil.\nIll DllVill r.rcellelil'iilee\nMINKIIAI. AIT\n(Kt'lIM l'l\neiiri'iriceiK er ou'U'iviJMiJM's.\nSKIRTS\ni\nf\nNOTICE.\nami\n\"llulierlH\", \"Maple\". \"Km\n\"'I'i,I'llllii\" Mil,en,I CIlllllM.\n-,111111,1'III llie I'l'l'l Sll'lilu Mlliliu: lilvKlin\n-I Kin., i< mu'niHiiii'i.\nWlrari'l ' mini ullll'of l-'.vv.'i Mnyll\n...illn.\n\u2022,',,,\u201e. lie llllll I. .Iim.ic- A, Hinvi'V KM\nC.N,, Il.tlWtll iiilllll'f\"l lliva.'ll nml ll- IIRllUl\nfui',1 \/. I'lirna. P'.M.C I171IST1 1 I'liiiil, iliil,,-\n,,,,\u201e |.',,.,, mi \\ C'.nill.'iiii, Nn. I, ;:(\u201e:,,. lu\ni,'ii.,. -My ilny. ii .'I'1'' I\"'. ' i.\n,i,i|ily I., llie MllllUM It.'.'.'l.l.'l '\".' 'i I'.'llllli'il,.\n>| I'mnil Cniiil \"I Iiii, llll'iili.lr.'.'lnlliia.\nAnil linllii'l lull.' nutli'i'llllll ll'-liiili. llllflB\nii'i'il,,!,:,: uitlHI Iii iii.'in'i\"! Iirf,\ntllii'i \u201ef .ui',I Ci'llllli'llli'\"! Iliil'li'Veilii'NI\nLight iiiloreil Tweed Skirts are the most\npopular as well as the most serviialile Im'\nSprine uiul Summer wear. We have a\nlarge assortment -with Red, Green, Navy,\nand Brown Tints Prices from\n$.(.511 In \u266612.110. Also Black, ('.rev. Navy,\nGreen and Brown Dress Skirts from 13.50 to\n<; 15.( hi.\nSec These Goods Before Buying Vour\nl!J Spring Skirt.\n* REID St CO. I\n\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab^IHB\u00bblW\u00bbMll^l'^MiWIK 'Mll*H*lli\u00abiW*^i\u00bbil*\u00bbl^H!!K*l\nI P. Burns & Co. I\n*ZZ H0111I OfHoa,\nS^ Oiditary, Allmrta.\n~t-m\nMain Ottiut* for En\u00abt Kooteuuy, ^*\nOmnbruok. B.C ^3\nia\n\u00a3 3\n\u00a3 Wholewnlc and Retail 3\n1 Meat Merchants 1\n\u00a3 3\nI -^\n\u00a3 |)r:ilcrs in Ahattoir ;unl Cold StorngeS\nHon. iiinier m~- n -**_\\\n\u2022'ii.. -E Livestock at Calgary. Alberta. -*s\n\"\"'\u2022 VviiEiiv PjUaUiliUiiUUiUiUlUlUliUtUWlUUUUtUUUUitUUUUiUUIR","@language":"en"}],"Genre":[{"@value":"Newspapers","@language":"en"}],"GeographicLocation":[{"@value":"Cranbrook (B.C.)","@language":"en"}],"Identifier":[{"@value":"Prospector_1906-04-07","@language":"en"}],"IsShownAt":[{"@value":"10.14288\/1.0304680","@language":"en"}],"Language":[{"@value":"English","@language":"en"}],"Latitude":[{"@value":"49.5080556","@language":"en"}],"Longitude":[{"@value":"-115.746944","@language":"en"}],"Provider":[{"@value":"Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library","@language":"en"}],"Publisher":[{"@value":"Cranbrook, B.C. : A.B. Grace","@language":"en"}],"Rights":[{"@value":"Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http:\/\/digitize.library.ubc.ca\/","@language":"en"}],"SortDate":[{"@value":"1906-04-07 AD","@language":"en"},{"@value":"1906-04-07 AD","@language":"en"}],"Source":[{"@value":"Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives.","@language":"en"}],"Title":[{"@value":"The Prospector","@language":"en"}],"Type":[{"@value":"Text","@language":"en"}],"Translation":[{"@value":"","@language":"en"}],"@id":"doi:10.14288\/1.0304680"}