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Ir\nare Winners. Try one. per word \\\\j\nVOL 7\nNELSON, B. C SATURDAY, APRIL 25. 1908\nNO. 2\nFLATLY DENIED\nParent Answers to Gharges\nof Hodgins\nINVESTIGATION DEMANDED\nSAYS THERE IS EVIDENT A DESIRE\nTO MISREPRESENT PACTS \u2014A\nCOMMITTEE OP THE HOUSE\nAVILL MAKE AN ENQUIRY INTO\nTHE WHOLE. MATTER.\nunited that the law should be, amended\nso as to permit the Importation of nine\ncarat gold, contending that It Is as good as\nthe ten carat product of the United States.\nCanadian, jewelry manufacturers are divided In their views on the matter but are\nwilling to leave the matter with the government. They want Immediate action. Th?\npremier promised immediate consideration.\nMET DISASTER\nWinston Churchill Defeated\nTEACHERS;jWVENTIONo\nOFFICERS ELECTED FOR THE ENSUING YEAR\n(Special to The Dal'y News)\nOttawa, April 24.\u2014The premier this\nafternoon presented to the house the\nreply of the railway commission to the\ncharges ot major Hodgins, who was dismissed from the position of engineer\nfor the district of the Transcontinental\nat Kenora after three years' service.\nThe.premier after reading the reply announced that he wouid move on Monday\nfor a special committee of the house to\nlook Into the whole matter. He laid\non the table all correspondence on the\nmatter. This shows friction over classification, the contractors complaining\nof not being fairly treated and of Hodgins' methods delaying work. Hodgins\nfinally proposed, as the contractors were\nlosing money, to abandon the contract\naltogether and allow the contr-icioftj the\nactual cust plus 10 per cent for profit.\nThis the ommlssloners refused tJ accept\nand It was apparently the principal reason .for Hodgins' dismissal. Referring\nto the major's recently published letter,\nchairman Parent said : \"There were Insinuations and statements in it which\nshould not go unchallenged. Without\nlaying specific charges the major made\ngeneral accusations that were absolutely\ngroundless and plainly intended to\ncause us annoyance without regard to\nthe truth or the public interest. If the\nmajor had any evidence of irregularl-\n. ties or wrong doing, then he should\nhave submitted them to the commission,\nand had they refused to look into them\nthen he might be justified in making\nstatements to the public.\"\nTaking up seriatim the allegations:\n1. That the government .was. paying\npadded accounts for work done, the\nG. T. P. making no objection, as they\nhave only the Interest to pay. Mr. Parent says this ls without foundation, the\ncompany making objection when they\nsaw fit and their objections being looked\ninto with due care. *\n2. That the commissioners wanted to\n\"change my Ideas founded on many\nyears' experience.\" This also was without foundation. The Quebec classification was looked over and found agreeing with the contract and specifications\nand therefore perfectly regular.\n3. That engineer Poulln was appointed by Mr. Parent and has allowed the\nIntroduction of a classification simitar\nto the one in use In Quebec, this accounting for the increased cost, amounting to three or four millions. It was\ntime-the public demanded an explanation. In the first place, Mr. Parent says,\nPoulln was appointed by the board on\nthe recommendation of the chief engineer and not by Mr. Parent, and the\nclassification comes from the chief engineer and not from the chairman of the\ncommissioners.\nSince leaving Mr. Hodgins talked a\ngood deal more openly, much more than\nprofessional dignity and a proper sense\nof justice, would seem to permit. There\nis an evident desire to. misrepresent*\nfacts and it Is time In justice to the\n\u2022; commlssoners to make this accuser Biib-\n** stantiate the charges, therefore Parents' recommendation- for,a committee\nof the house.\nNewspaper clippings and correspondence attached to the -statement, include\n, one from chief engineer Lumsden deny-\ni Ing any padding so far aa he knows.\nOttawa, April 24\u2014The program of the\nD.R.A. meeting this year will be tin* Bams\nas last year with the addition of a match\nof cadets-, according to announcemeats by\nthe committee yesterday;\nII! D. J. McDougaii, M.P.P., Ottawa Enst,\nwho declined the liberal renomlnat'.ori fo*\nthe legislature, km reconsidered h. decl?\nIon and has now accepted the candidature.\nD. \\V. F. King, representing the Canadian\n$ section of the International wate.wajs :om-\nml-slo:i, has gone to Washington accompanied by Mr. Campbell uf tht* Canadian\nIrrigation seivlee, to protest again t the\ndiversion by an American company of the\nwaters of the St. Mary's river south of\nthe Alberta boundary. Into Milk river which\nhas Its source In Idaho.\nDr. Barnes, chief traveling Inspector of\nthe meat inspection bureau of the agricultural department, has been promoted to the\ncharge of Inspectoral work for the dominion under the meat and canned food Inspection lay of fast session, In succession\nto Dr. H. 8. Ward who resigned to become chief meat inspector of the states or\nMinnesota. Dr. Barnes it succeeded by\nDr, 'Bruce of the Inspectoral staff,\nI A deputation representing the gold and\nt silverware manufacturers of Canada, the\nwholesale and retail Jewelry trade and the\nCanadian manufacturers association, waited\non Laurier and Fisher this morning urging that the* taw of la\u00bbt session regarding\na quality stamp, on all gold and silverware\nbe amended this session In some particulars and put Into immediate force, The\nlaw at present Is held up awaiting action\nby tlie cabinet. The question at Issue Is\nwhether English mode nine carat gold or\nAmerlran ten carat gold shall be admitted\nto Canada. The American standard has\nbeen adopted in the new law but the wholesale and retail jewelers of' Canada are\n1\nINSPECTOR WILSON'S MOTION IS\nREJECTED\n(Special to The Dally News.)\nVancouver, April 24.\u2014The provincial\nteachers' convention has adjourned,\nafter electing the following officers:\npresident, J. Glllls, Nelson; flrst vice\npresident, C. Sissons, Revelstoke; second\nvice president, W. May, Grand Forks;\nthird vice president, L. Bruce, Rossland;\nsecretary; Miss Thorn, Nelsjn; treasurer,\nA. Sullivan, Nelson; executive committee, Miss MacKay, Rossland; Miss Atkinson, Revelstoke; C. Fulton, Vernon;\nBrougham, Vancouver, and S. Willis,\nVictoria.\nA proposal by Inspector Wilson to\nwiden the field of the organization hy\nchanging the name to the B. C, Educational association, was defeated on the\nthat such action would allow the trustees a voice at conventions, which wife\nthought unwise.\nCYCLONE IN THE SOUTH\nMANY ARE KILLED AND MORE ARE\nINJURED\nVERY GREAT DAMAGE DONE TO\nPROPERTY\nAtlanta, Ga., April 24.\u2014A wind of cyclonic proportions swept over portions\nof Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama\nlate today, leaving a trail of dead and\ninjured. Tonight the number of killed\nis estimated at close to 20 and the Injured at over 100, with many portions\nof the afflicted districts yet to hear\nfrom. Most of the dead are negroes.\nPerhaps a dozen whites were caught in\nfalling buildings and either fatally injured,or seriously disabled. The loss\nof lire was chiefly in the quarters of\ncolored persons, where the wind destroyed their cabins and budied the\noccupants In the debris or.in the farming sections of the country, where trees\nwere uprooted and telephone and telegraph potes torn up.\nTonight it is difficult to estimate the\nloss of life op'the extent of the destruction of property for there is little or no\ncommunication with points where the\nwind does Its greatest damage. In\nLouisiana Is is estimated that a score\nof small towns were destroyed or partly\nwrecked. They Include; Amity City, Independence, Bellegrave, Melton, Lorman,\nPine Ridge, Quitman Landing, Fair-\nchild's Creek . Purvis and Lttmberton,\nMiss,, are reported seriously damaged\nby the storm. In Alabama Dora was the\nchief sufferer. This town is also known\nas Bergen. Four or more persons were\nkilled, among them the wife and\ndaughter of section master Moore. Fifty\npersons, at the lowest estimate, were\ninjured.\nat Manchester\nDEADLOCK IS BROKEN\nMontreal, April 24.\u2014A deadlock existing for the past 10 days between the\nShamrocks and other clubs of the National Lacrosse union is practically at\nan end. Negotiations have heen going\non for. some days between the Shamrocks aud Montreal clubs and last night\nmatters reached a head by a despatch\nto president1 Thompson, of the N. L. U.,\nToronto, giving conditions under which\nthe Shamrocks would play and which\nwere acceptable to Montreal. Last night\na favorable reply, was received from\npresident Thompson which, according to\npresident Whyte, of the Montreal club,\nwaa favorable to the Shamrocks.\nWANT THE MONEY BACK\nHalifax, April 24\u2014Representations are being made to, the Chinese government to\nhave pressure'brought to bear on the Imperial authorities to cause the return from\nthe Canadian government df the $11.8.00 In\nHups, alleged to huve been wrongfully collected from IS Chinamen who landed at\nCape Breton last year and did not pay tin-\nhead tax. Tlie Chinuineii Were anvstr-d\nand fined $100 each, plus the In ad lux. Oi\nappeal to the supreme court of Nova Scotia\nthis Judgment wns reversed, and un t ten days has\nnever been equalled in the annals of\nthe politics of Great Britain, and nothing\nlike the excitement of today has ever\nbeen seen here before. So Intense was\nthe interest that voters have been\nbrought home from far distant points,\nsome even coming from the Continent.\nDundee, April 24.\u2014It Ib reported that\nthe liberal leaders here tonight sent a\ntelegram to Winston Churchill inviting\nhim to contest the seat In parliament\nmade vacant through the elevation to\nthe peerage of the Rt. Hon. Edmund\nRobertson, liberal, who haa held the\nseat since 1888,\nINSURANCE BILL AT OTTAWA\n\u25a0 Ottawa, April 24\u2014It In probable that the\ninsurance bill will stand over until the next\nsession In view of the division of the experts, with regard to some important\nclauses In the bill.\nA RISING IN INDIA\nA mutilated despatch from\nSimla, India, was received early\nthis morning, evidently part of\nan Important story announcing\nheavy fighting at Pershawur.\nSixty-two were killed, including\nseveral British officers. The despatch closes: \"Lord Mlnto.vlce-\nroy of India, and lord Kitchener,\ncommander in chief of* Ihe British forces In India, will arrive\nhere tomorrow and the British\nwill assume the offensive as\nquickly as possible. Sir James\nWilcox has control of 10,000\ntroops, comprising three brigades,\ntwo of which are concentrating\non lie border, the third being\nheld in reserve at Pershawur.\"\n************$*************\nBIG SLIDES AT SANDON\nSUPPLIES RUN SHORT FOR WANT OF\nTRANSPORTATION\nNO LOSS OF LIFE SO FAR, BUT SOME\nDAMAGE DONE\n(Special to The Dally News!\nSandon, April 2t\u2014The weather continues\nwet and most of the snow-slides nre down.\nWork Is progreFsing favorably on the\ndamaged section of the C.P.R. and It Is\nexpected that the ordinary train service\nbetween here and New Denver will l\u00bbe resumed by SaturdaJ* or Monday morning.\nThe K. and S. Track Is still In a bad way.\nFortunately there I. u quantity of timber\nat hand and the repairing of the broken\nbriilgts will be hastened. Thla timber\nw\u00ab\u00ab origin's.*y htended for the construction of a new bridge it little further along\ntlto line. Piobttbly six weeks or two in mills\nwill ellipse before the Luck Is In proper\nrunning order.\nFresh meat is 8(111 at n premium and as\nBan-Ion's milk supply comer) from New-\nDenver, milk, loo, Is conspicuous by Its\nabsence.\n(Speclnl to The Dal'y News)\nSandon, April 21\u2014Djdayed in Transmission\n\u2014A violent storm raged in the vicinity of\nSainton on Sunday eVe-hlng and continued\nincessantly till Monday morning. Numerous snowsl.ile.s came down and heavy damage was caused on the local railway tracks,\nthe K. and 8. siiftVu'lny nio\/e than'the\nC.P.R. 'Two'bildges \"on tbe K. and S.\n(Nos, in anil IT) situat-'d nenr McGuigan.\nwere wrecked and about 1000 feet of track\ntorn up. Two t-nowHlides In particular\nwere very heavy; one ia an old timer,\nbut the other appeared for the first time\nthis year and was quite imlookt'd for, c >m-\ninB ns it did from the very tok of the mountain. Tli'n slide b.ought down enough limber to keep a good sized town supplied\nwith wood for several months- Several\ncoveys of partridge accompanied thin slide\nand their presence adds an artistic effect\nto an otherwise devastated scene.\nSome time, probably two months will\nelapse before the road l.i ngnln In order.\nIn the meantime two engine*-*, one on either\nside of the damaged area, are cairylng\non the transportation, the Intervening space\nbeing traversed on foot.\nOn the C.P.R. several slides have come\ndown between Sandon and Rosebery and\ncommunication on this line will be interfered with for the next three or four days.\nA portion of a. filled trestle on a bridge\nnear Alamo lias been carried away. The\n\u25a0 track ls blocked up completely In several\nplaces, more particularly between Sandon\nand New Denver siding. There Is already\na scarcity of fresh meat and milk In the\ntown and canned food Is now the order of\n|thc day,\n: The slide at the Siocan Star mine came\n'down on Sunday afternoon ab nu 5.o'clock,\n'doing damage to building!*- tn the vicinity,\n\u25a0Including tlie blacksmith shop and an oie\npocket. Other slides have come down between here and Cody but fortunately so\nfar nt-Mtv&rha've -bern lost.\nW. Davidson left yesterday for the coast;\n\u25a0 Mrs. McAllister and daughter are spending their holidays at Grand Forks.\nWANTTHEPIGK\nIndiscriminate British Emigration Stopped\nCANADA IS TAKING ACTION\nNE# POLICY RESENTED BY THE\nCHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS\nWHICH MAY LATER TAKE UP\nTHE MATTER WHEN LABOR IS\nMORE WANTED.\nmotormen. A compromise has been suggested under which the company will recognize the seniority lule demanded by the\nmen and will place seats In tho vestibules.\nThey, however, refuse to grant a nine-hour\nday.- These terms will be submitted to the\nunion at u mass meeting on Sunday night\nfor acceptance or repcctlon.\nWEEK'S TRADE REVIEW\nCOLLECTIONS ARE IMPROVING IN\nTHE DOMINION\n.BASK CLEARINGS STI-LL SHOW A\nDECREASE\n; Montr* al, April 24\u2014Bradstreet's tomorrow\nwill say:\nIn Canada better weather and reports of\nadvanced work In nl] agricultural II i\u00abs are\nstimulating trade (\u25a0lightly. Spring wheat\nplanting Is well advanced in the northwest\nand a gain of 20 per cent ln the acreage is\npossible. In tbe building line there Is rmr -\nactivity In all center* but In other lints of\nIndustry work Is slower. Immlgra'ioi is\nlarge and the number of unemployed heavy.\nCollections are better. Failures for the\nweek number 86 as ag.ih.st 29 last we k and\n23 in^thls week last year.\nThe weekly bank eleail.tgs are a** follows. Inc. Dec.\nMontreal |\u00bb,0W,M!) .... iB.il\nToronto 16,013,000 .... __i\\\nWinnipeg 7,815.0110 .... 29.-1\nVancouver 2.812,000 .... 17.2\nOttawa 2.333,000 25.4\nQuebec l.Mt.,000 .... 2.0\nHalifax 1.505,000 .... 1.0\nHamilton 1.130,000 .... 2C.3\nCalgary S79,000 .,.. 3.1.8\nSt. John 998,000 .... ' 19,7\nLondon W-3,000 - .... 31.6\nVictoria 692,000 .... 47.2\nIS GETTING BETTER '\nLakewood, N. J., AprlrT4.\u2014\u2022Former\npresident Grover Cleveland, about whose\ncondition there has been much speculation during the past tew days, U slowly\nbut steadily regaining his health.\nLondon, April 24.\u2014-Canada has put a\nstop to the Indiscriminate emigration to\nthe dominion by charitable organizations of the surplus population of London and other English -cities. During\nthe past few weeks the Canadian immigration officials in London refused to\ngive their sanction, which was required\nby the steamship companies for the Immigration of 50 persons whom the\nChurch army proposed to send over, and\nthe offlcals have been taken to task by\nthe bead ot that organization for their\nrefusal.\nThe Immigration representative of\nCanada here replied that Canada would \\\naccept only those whose fitness as set-j\ntiers he Is assured of. The recommen\/\ndutlons of workers amongst the poor,\nthat those they proposed to tend are fit\nand proper persons, will not be accepted.\nIf, as in the case ol' the Salvation Army\nemigrants. It can be shown that each\nhaa work io go ty, th;re w.li be no interference as long as the emigrants are\nphysically and morally fit, but otherwise\nsomething further than an assurance\nthat an emigrant is worthy of assistance\nmust be forthcoming.\nThis policy has been rather severely\ncriticized in England by those who believe that Canada owes it to the empire\nto take those who cannot And work here\nbut her representatives are waiting until\nthere is a greater demand for labor before campaigning a movement Canada-\nward of men without means.\nPROMINENT SURGEON DEAD\nWhrnip-'g; April 2-l-Dr. W:'S. Biigiund,\nant- nf tin* most prominent surgeons 11 western Canada, died at bis home .here early\nthis morning. Yesterday Dr. England was\nattending to his duties as usual bnl about\nmidnight wa\/ taken suddenly 111 and died\nshortly utter of cerebral apoplexy. The\nnews of bis death will come as a shock to\nmany throughout Canada. Dr, England was\nborn In Dunham, Que.. -10 years ago. He\nmnrtrlculated to Mcdiil in 1836 and graduated from there in the spring of !SSli with\nhigh honors. Ho served a t< rm as bouse\nsurgeon lu the Montreal general hospital.\nIn the fall of 1S90 he came to Winnipeg\nand was appointed superintendent of the\nWinnipeg general hospital whleh position\nhe held until 1902. Since then h. has been\npracticing medicine lu Whinltteg where he\nhas made a great name for himself. He\nwas professor of anatomy in tbe Manitoba\nmedical college, was chief surgeon in the\ngeneral hospital and consulting surgeon\nfn St. Boniface hospital. , He leaves two\nbrothers In Montreal, 1*\\ R. England, a\nphy-flvtan and S. P. England, a member of\nthe bar. Ills father, Francis England, is\nstill living in Dunham. He leaves u wife\nbut no children,\nCAUSED BY FLOOD\nAlton, Ills., April 224\u2014A freight Mali on\nthe Chicago. Peoria and St. Louis lallwoy\nlast night dashed Into a water filled cut\nfrom which a stnrrn flood had washed away\nthe tracks, 15 miles above here and the engine and II cars turned over, Engineer\nJohn Walsh of Springfield was Imprisoned\nIn his cab and drowned. The flood was\nrushing through the cut when tho accident\noccurred.\nC. P. R. CONDUCTOR SUICIDES\nSmith's FallB, April 24-Robcrt Bentty. a\nconductor or the C.P.R., living lv.re. committed suicide this morning by throwlig\nhimself Into the Rideau river. The body\nwas taken out of tlie water In leas than 16\nminutes but life was, extinct. He was a\npopular employe- and In good standing and\nthe cause for the rash act is unknown. He\nwas 40 years of age and leaves a wife and,\ntwo children.\nWIDOW SUICIDES\nSt. Catherines. Ap: H* 24-rMrs. Travers,\nwidow of the late Calvin Travers, fruit\nfarmer-, was found dead In aVpond on the\n\u25a0arm last evening by her son when he came\nln from work., It was apparently a catoe of\nsuicide as the deceased had been acting\nstrangely of late. Slit* was about 05 years\nold.\nREFUSED TO ANSWER\nQuebec, April 24~--In spite of the demand\nof the court. Father Albert, parish priest\nof Llmollou, this morning refused to answer\nquestions as to the reasons given him by\nOmcr Rochette, who is on trial, charged\nwith murdering his first wife, for obta n-\nIng exemption from the publication of banns\nfor the marriage with his second wife.\nUP, FOR,BIGAMY\nToronto, April 24-James Turnotte, alias\nMurphy, teamster, was arrested today on a\ncharge of bigamy. It ls alleged that In July,\n1907 he- married Miss Thatcher, under tho\nname of Murphy. It waa the first wife\nbringing action for. non-support that led\nto the discovery of the second marriage.\nBASIS OF SETTLEMENT\nWinnipeg, April 24-A basis of agreement\nwaa reached at a conference last night between the strict railway company officials\nand representatives'?! the conductors a.id\nBIG RUSH OF SETTLERS\nAMERICANS ARE ALARMED OVER\nTURN OF EVENTS\nPIONEERS COMING TO CANADA __.\nTHOUSANDS\nWinnipeg, April 24.\u2014A special from\nChicago says: The rush of settlers to\nCanada has increased in such volume as\nto attract wide attention in this section.\nIncoming trains for the past week have\nbeen crowded. These northward 'settlers are en route either to Manitoba,\nSaskatchewan or Alberta, and most of\nthem are accompanied by their families\nand household effects. They are as a\nrule well equipped, intelligent people\nof the farming element.\nThe movement is being treated editorially by the Cblcago papers. The\nTribune today says: \"Many farmers are\ncrossing the line of the United States\ninto the western parts of Canada. The\nmovement has attracted widespread attention. It has been encouraged by systematic work of publicity aud promotion. The boomer has used all sorts\nof advertising devices to emphasize the\nadvantages of the new country. Tnat\nhis services have been effective is undoubted. The outflow of population is\nmore spectacular than the Inflow. It\ncauses alarm ln the minds bf many, because it Is the same sort of movement\nthat accomplished so much in the development of the United States. Tne\nWfcflt, in changing localities, was largely\nbuilt up by settlers from the east, this\nlatter term also being a movable one,\nBecause or the knowledge that this\nsplendid citizenship Is being last, Americans Will regret lhat th*; restless search\nfor new lands is carrying the pioneers\nacross the boundary lut\/j Canada.\n\"The toss of good American stock is\nto be regretted, but (the movement\nmeans progress. It means harmonious\nrelationship between the northern states\nand the Canadian northwest, it means\nthe development, of a new region by\nsplendid citizens. It means the betterment of conditions by those whose 'a-\nthers and grandfathers sought the same\nthing by western migration, in this\nInstance the United States loses as the\nolder states lost before.\"\nORDER A GREAT STRIKE\nEVERY SHIPBUILDING YARD IN\nUNITED KINGDOM\nTHE EMPLOYERS DECLINED TO\nARBITRATE\nLondon, April 24.*\u2014At a meeting held\nIn Carlisle' this afternoon the shipbuilding employers decided to order a lockout in every shipbuilding yard in the\nUnited Kingdom.\nThis action is in accordance with tbe\nannouncement made by the federation\non April 13, when they said that unless\n(he ship workmen on the northeast\ncoast, who went on strike in the middle\nof January, resumed work by April 25,\nall the building yards in the country\nwould be closed down.\nThis decision was reached after a five\nhours' conference, at which representatives of the union urged that the strike\non the northeast be submitted to arbitration. The employers declined to discuss this proposal, Insisting that the\nnortheast strikers return to work at reduced wages.\nEVERY SOUL WAS LOST\nHalifax, April 24.\u2014From St. Pierre\nMiquelon it is learned that two of the\nFrench fishing fleet, with every soul on\nboard, numbering about 75 men and\nboys, were lost. On March 27 a number of sailing vessels left St. Malo for\nSt. Pierre and St. Pierre banks, All\nhave returned with the exception of two,\nand as nothing has been heard of them\nsince, the fishing interests of St. Pierre\nlook upon the two vessels and crews\nas being among the early victims o:\"\nANOTHER MURDER\nSt. Maurice, Que., April 24~Anothcr murder Is reported from La Tuque, but details\nare not yet received, Tlie victim is a Mr.\nSheridan, and a man named Green l.s being\nheld for the crime.\nWANTED FOR ELECTIONS\nOttawa, April 24\u2014The allied trades and\nlabor associations are Fending out circulars\nto all unions locally, asking for weekly con-\ntrlbutions for use eventually for election\npurposes, federal, provincial and munlc-pnl\nFOR NEW RIDING\nWing-hum, Ont., April 34\u2014A, MuJgrave,\nprincipal of the Wlngham public rdhool,\nwai nominated by North Huron, new riding,\nconservatives for the legislature.\nPAYS A DIVIDEND\nToronto, April 24\u2014The directors of flit*\nCanadian bank of Commerce have declared\nthe usual quarterly dividend at the rate of\n8 per cent per annum.\nC. P. R. EARNINGS\nMontreal. April 24-CanadInn Pacific earnings for the week ending April 21, decreased\nby 101,000 and G.T.R. enrnlngs by S177,097.\nJI'RYS VERDICT\nLondon, April S4-The- coroner's ,1'iry bas\nreturned a verdict holding Pte. Moir responsible lor th-: death of s.rgt. Lloyd.' ' K* wanted t-0i.\nSU8TAINPRICE\nNo Margin of Profit in the\nPresent figures\nASSOCIATION LUMBERMEN\nCOST OP LUMBER CANNOT BE REDUCED \u2014 PETITION DOMINION\nGOVERNMENT NOT TO ENFORCE CLAUSE 12 OP TIMBER\nREGULATIONS ACT.\nA large representation of the Mountain Lumbermen's association met in\nthe parlors of the Hume hotel yesterday to discuss the general condition of\nthe lumber Industry. Incidentally were\nalso brought up the action or the dominion government in enforcing certain regulations as to license holders\nand the question of prices was also\ntaken up thoroughly.\nA very full discussion of the general >\nsituation of the Industry took place and\nthe matter of supply and demand was\nfairly considered, It was asserted by a\nlarge percentage of the lumbermen tiiat\nthey did not intend to start up their\nmills before the end of next month or\nuntil tbe crop conditions in the northwest, were very further advanced and\nsome idea could he had of the harvest.\nIn nny event it was conceded that the\noutput would be considerably under that\nor last year, both as to logging and as\nto manufacture. The stocks on hand\nwere all produced under conditions of\nhigh priced labor and it was generally\nstated by the lumbermen as a well\nkonwn fact that there was no margin of\nprofit in selling this lumber at present\nprices, especially when together with\nthe cost of labor are considered the high\nrates of interest and the fixed charges\naccumulating on stocks carried over\nfrom last year. Hence there was no\nchange made in the present price list.\nPrices are thought likely to be firm\nwith a probable advance in the near future.\nA strong delegation from the coast'\nmills attended the meeting of the Mountain lumbermen in the afternoon to discuss the action of the dominion government in regard to Clause 12 of the\nTimber Regulations Act. This insists\non license holders erecting a sawmill on\ntheir limts within six month and cutting;\n100,000 feet yearly for every square mile\nof timber land held under license. This\nwas felt to be an injustice as there was\nno market opening of any extent in the\nnorthwest and in all probability there\nwould nol be until such time as the harvest in those provinces had been secured. Hence a strong resolution was\npassed against the proposed action and\na petition memoralizlng tbe government\nis being drawn up praying that such action be deferred until the conditions of\nthe market warranted such enforcement.\nG. O. Buchanan, president of the Associated Boards of Trade, addressed the\nmeeting upon the subject of forest preservation and kindred topics, his remarks being listened to with great\ninterest,\nA NEW YORK BROKER FAILS\nNew York, April 24.\u2014The well known\nbrokerage firm of T. A. Mclntyre & Co.,\nmembers of the New York stock exchange and of the New York eo.ton and\nproduce exchange, wilh branches in several cities of the country, were placed\nin the hands of receivers within a few\nhourB after the' announcement of tbe\nfirm's suspension today. C. C. Burllng-\nham, receiver, appointed by judge\nHoagh, of the U. S. district court, stated\ntonight that no estimates could be given\nout at this time regarding the liabilities\nor assets. The firm's suspension had\nno effect on the stock market. The\nfirm's difficulties are said to hnvn had\ntheir inception at the time of the financial panic last fall, when tbe capital ot\nthe Ann became impaired, according to\na statement made by XX. S. Moller. office\nmanager of the suspended institution\nin this city.\nDIEP PROM EMBOLISM\nParis, April 24.\u2014the due du Chaulnes,\nwho In, February was married in New\nYork to Mis*. Shonts, daughter of Theodore Shonts, president of the Interboro\nMetropolitan Railway company, was today found dead In bed In his apartments\nat the Hotel Laugham in tbe Rue Boca-\ndor. The deady body of the due was\nfound by his wife. The death was due\nto embolism, or the obstruction of an\nartery by a solid body. According to a\nstatement by the police, the due de\nChaulnes and his wife had retired. Later\nthe duchess awoke to And her husband\ndead by her side. Servants responded\nquickly to her cries and a doctor was\nsummoned. The duchess is still prostrated from Ihe shock but she was\ngreatly Improved tonigbt.\nMORE RANK ROBBERS\nBandana, Ky., April 21\u2014Four masked robbers after takinR poiscp-slon of the Cumberland telephone exchange and beating\nthe operator Into insensibility, compelled\nassistant cashier It. H. liana ot the Ballard\ncounty bank to unlock the bank and open\nthe safe for them late lajt night. Tlie robbers got away with (sow.\nLYON WON'T PLAY\nToronto. April M\u2014The Olympic games\ncommittee will nol allow George S. Lyon\nmore than 1*00 towards expense-* to tho\nOlympic pan-es li Lnpffni this y\u00ab'it\", so the\nJ ama'-nr gel1' chain!) o.i s-i's bo will not go.\n PAQB TWO\n\u00a9he Stelljj View**\nSATURDAY APRIL 25.\nmmti,t.ji>K'^ie\u00abstte)Km*t*\u00bb\nm***t*m****u***mmmm\nWear Only the Latest and Best\nSelect Your Style from Beautifully Illustrated Cards\nLet us take your measure and\nbave your clothes made to order.\nWe can ahow you 300 different\nsamples of cloth to choose from.\nThe best of workmanship, extra\ngood lining and trimmings and a\nPerfect Fit Guaranteed\nPrice ot suits, made to order,\nfrom 118.00 up.\nWe take orders for overcoats,\nraincoats and complete sulti, tr for\ncoats or trousers or vests only.\nWe can save you at least thirty\npercent on ordinary prices.\nThe Hudson's Bay Stores\nImperial Bank of Canada\nHEAD OFFICE!, TORONTO\nCAPITAL AUTHORIZED ..$10,000,000\nCAPITAL PAID UP 14,860,000\nD. R. WILKIB, President.\nREST M,8M,0W\nHON. ROBT. JAFFRAT, VIce.-*Pl\u00bb8.\nBranohes In British Columbia\nARROWHEAD, GOLDEN, NBLSON, REVELSTOKE),\nCRANBROOK, VANCOUVER, VICTORIA\nSAVINGS DEPARTMENT\nInterest allowed on deposits trom date of deposit and credited quarter'*'.\nNelaon Branoh J. M. Lay, Manager\nThe Canadian Bank\nof Commerce\nCAPITAL PAID UP $10,000,000 Rest \t\n.$5,000,000\nHEAD OFFICE, TORONTO\nB. E. WALKER, President ALEX. LAIRD, General Manager.\nBRANCHES THROUGHOUT CANADA AND IN THE\nUNITED STATES AND ENGLAND.\nA general banking business transacted. Accounts mar be.opened and conducted by mail with all branches of thi&.bmk. ( .,\nSAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT\nDeposits of $1 and upwards received; Interest allowed at current rates and\npaid quarterly. The depositor is subject to no delay whatever ln the withdrawal ot the whole or any portion of the deposit.\nJ. L. Buchan, Manager. Nelson Branch\nBANKof MONTREAL\nESTABLISHED 1817\nCAPITAL, ALL PAID UP, $14,400,000 REST $11,001,000\nHEAD OFFICE. MONTREAL\nRt. Ron. Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal, G. C. M. G. Hon. President\nHon. Sir. George Drummond, K. C. M. G\u201e President.\nE. S. Clouston, Vice-President and General Manager.\nBranches in British Columbia\nArmstrong, Enderby, Greenwood, Kelowna, Nelson, New Denver, Nicola, New\nWestminster, Rossland, Summerland, Vancouver, Vernon, Victoria, Chlillwack.\nNelaon Branch * L. B DeVeber, Manager\nSUBJECT TO CONFIRMATION\nWE WILL SFLL\n600-1000 Alberta Coal Free ....$ .21\n800-2000 B. C. Amalgmut ed C. Bid.\n15-100 B. C. Copper 4.6214\n600-1000 Can. Northwest Oil Bid.\n50- 200 Dominion Copper .... 1.90\n250-1300 Galbraith Coal 27\n1000-3000 International Coal ... .76\n1000-5000 Sullivan 01V4\nM1GHTON & CAVANAUGH\n1081\nBROKERS\nNELSON, B. a\nPhone 110\n\u25a0SKhe failji View*.\nPublished at Nelson Every Moraine\nExcept Monday, br\nF. 1. DBANB\ngUBSCBIPTxON KATEa\nDally, par year, lty mall .......AM\nnm_r, per month, by carrier M\nAll \u25a0ubsorlt.Uons Parable In Advanoa\nYALE-CARIBOO NOMINATIONS\nIn the dominion constituency of Yale-\nCariboo both parties have their standard\nbearers ln tbe field, the conservatives\nyesterday nominating Mr. Martin Burrell, of Grand Forks, as their candidate.\nThe conservative nominee Ib so well\nknown to the readers of The Dally\nNews that any extended reference to\nhis personality Is uncalled for. He Is In\nevery particular a good candidate. A\nclean, straightforward man ot affairs,\ntn honoring whom with their nomination the conservative party have honored themselves.\nYile-Carlnoo la a favored constitu\nency. It ls represented today at Ottawa\nby a vigorous, capable and clean man,\nwho has already rendered the constituency valuable services and whose continuance in .that capacity cannot but\ninure to the advantage of Yale-Cariboo.\nIf, however, the fortunes of war resulted\nln the defeat of Mr. Duncan Ross and\nthe election of Mr. Martin Burrell, tbe\nconstituency would still be represented\nby a man of whom every elector therein\nwould be rightly proud.\nIn this connection we feel Impelled\nto comment somewhat severely on the\ncourse pursued by a section of the tory\npress tn regard to the liberal nominating\nconvention that tendered Mr. Duncan\nRoss an unanimous renomlnatlon on\nTuesday, April 14. The Vancouver\nProvince resorted to the most despicable tactics In sending up to the convention a representative Instructed to\nsend in a report of the proceedings that\nwould place Mr. Duncan Ross, In the\nevent of his being renominated, In the\nmost unfavorable light possible. This\nrepresentative did not attend the convention, neither was he present at the\npublic meeting held In the evening. He\narrived ln Vernon late on Tuesday evening and the following morWng set\nabout preparing a report In accordance\nI\nFOR SALE\nOne of the beat ranches in East Kootenay\u2014260 acres bottom land, 100\ntons hay cut every season, and this could he doubled with a little clearing;\nMower, Rake, Wagon, etc. Small frame house and 12 head young stock,\nseveral fresh cows.\nPrice $ao per Acre\nEasy terms. Apply\nPROCTER & BLACKWOOD. 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One of tbe delegates to the convention, Mr, Sldley, of\nAnarchist Mountain, was known to have\na grievance and to be personally opposed to Mr. Ross' nomination because\nof that grievance. The Province man\nlearned of this snd Immediately hunted\nup Mr. Sldley, got his story, and upon it\nbased a report calculated to deceive the\npublic and create the Impression that\nthe convention was Inharmonious and\nthat Mr. Duncan Ross had not the confidence of the liberal party.\nThe Province story was wholly misleading and in a very targe measure\nfalse. Yet this story has been reproduced in practically every tory newspaper In the province, with flaring headlines, Intimating that the liberals of\nYale-Cartboo were divided and that\nDuncan Ross had not their confidence.\nThe fact that Mr. Sldley had a grievance Is not denied, but his grievance\nwas not of such a character aB to reflect\nupon Mr, Robs as the member for Yale-\nCariboo, or upon the policy of the Laurier administration. Mr. Sldley's grievance dross from the fact that the\nV. V. A E. Ry. does not run through his\nranch at the point that he desired. Mr,\nSldley Ignores 'the fact that Duncan\nRosa' light In the railway committee,\nln which he encountered the bitter opposition ot the solid conservative party,\nsecured the construction of the railway,\none result of which was to enable Mr.\nSldley to sell out at a big figure, and\npersists in holding Mr. Ross responsible\nfor the fact that the right-of-way of the\nrailroad did not traverse his ranch Just\nwhere he desired. The mere statement\nof Mr. Sldley's grievance will suffice to\nshow its utter worthleBsness as a cause\nfor tbe political extinction of Mr. Ross.\nYet this personal grievance of a single\nindividual ls magnified and twisted into\nan evidence of lack of confidence In Mr.\nRoss and ot division in the ranks of the\nliberals of Yale-Cariboo. As a matter\nof fact this cowardly attempt to Injure\nMr. Duncan Ross will have the effect\nof strengthening him with his constituents . The liberal convention was largely\nattended and every man present knows\nhow entirely harmonious the proceedings were and what a splendid reception, Mr. Ross received and they will\nto a man resent the publication In the\ntory presB of utterly false accounts\nthereof. However; there is a larger view\not this case than its purely local effect.\nThe tory press ls just now busily engaged In calling our for purity ln politics and this case presents one of the\ngrossest instances of impurity In'politics\nthat could be conceived ot. . If ever a\npublic man met with an unqualified expression of public confidence that was\nDuncan Robs' experience at the Vernon\nnominating convention. He waa entitled, even from his political opponents,\nto credit for this. Public lite In Canada\nhas very few rewards and public men\n'are subjected to so much abuse and misrepresentation, that when In unmistakable manner and with a quite spontaneous enthusiasm a great constituency like\nYale-Cariboo goes on record as being\nentirely satisfied with the parliamentary\nconduct of Its' representative, the\not the country, regardless of party at-\nShiloh's\nCure\nCures\nCoughs\nand Colds\nQUICKLY\nUse Shiloh's Cure\n'for the worst cold,\nthe sharpest cough\n\u2014try it on a guarantee of your\nmoney back if it\ndoesn't actually\nCURE quicker\nthan anything you\never tried. Safe to\ntake,\u2014nothing in\nit to hurt even a\nbaby. 34 years of\nsuccess commend\nShiloh's Cure-\nSec., 50c, $1. SIS\nfiliations, should be fair and honest\nenough to report the facts, If It make,:\nany pretense at all of covering the situation' in Its news columns.\nWe can heartily congratulate Yale-\nCariboo .-on the candidates nominated to\ncontest the coming dominion campaign.\nOn the one hand there is Mr. Duncan\nRoss, the liberal nominee, who has a\nsplendid record ot good work done for\nthe constituency, who Is the supporter\nbt an administration that has done big\nthings for the west and ln particular\nfor the constituency ot Yale-Cariboo, an\nadministration that will undoubtedly be\ncontinued in office by the Canadian electorate. On the other hand there is Mr.\nMartin Burrell, the nominee of the con\nservative party, a man of line parts,\neminently well fitted to fill an honorable\nplace In any representative body, a man\nwho will' fight fair and discountenance\neverything that savors of crookedness.\nThere will be a keen, clean contest in\nYale-Cariboo.\nIt will be seen by today's despatches\nthat sir Wilfrid Laurier Is acting with\ncommendable promptitude and in an\nentrely proper manner In reference to\nthe Hodglngs' charges. Last fall when\nmajor Hodglngs returned to Nelson we\nendeavored to secure from him a statement of the facts he complained of in\nconnection with the work on the Trans-\nContinental,' our object being to publish\nthe same and demand an Investigation.\nAt that time major Hodgins was not\nprepared to make any statement and\ntbe reasons he gave appeared to bs\nentirely satisfactory, ln fact, throughout this affair, major Hodgins' course\nhas been, in our opinion, governed by\n,*SUptrTlatt\nihatWian*\\\ntu tttilt of d\u00ablgs, 1111111111\nSalit awl Jonj met\nspoons, khImi, forts, etc.,\nara unexcelled. Recognise**\nai Ms highest ifiiafanj tf\n\u2022lirer plate eweBene*.\n\u2022 OLD BY LKAOINO OCSLISS\nDl.fl\u00abl. iMfl. I\u00bb MtS, .ft,\n. sslMllMoeaur. .no dn'ssMlli\nar.BM.lr\nMcmotri amiwco.\nthe most honorable motives. Now, however, that the charges have been preferred we' are glad to note that sir\nWilfrid Laurier proposes that they shall\nbe thoroughly investigated. Thla la only\nwhat we expected and what we should\nliked to have seen done several months\nago. \u25a0*\nCO A L\nICE, COKE\nand WOOD\nt*\u00bb Itw h St\u00abi ill te telbsr rrs\u00abrll\u00bb tl\u00bb \u25a0\u00bb\u00ab*! I-h\u00ab W COAl\nI Ihe Kootenay Ice & fuel Co. ^^^^^\nWhen You Buy fruit land\nIt la weil to remember that what Is important Is NOT tbe first cost ot your trait (arm, bit tht\namount of profit which your farm will yield year by year.\nDON'T be attracted by cheaper, Inferior or inaccessible lands which exist ln tha Kootenay, ia\nelsewhere\u2014but get the best Take advantage ot a double selection.\n1. Our aeltotlon was made with the utmost care at a time when we had the whole district to pick\n. from.\n1 Tour selection\u2014made from ours\u2014thus you get tha benefit ot i double and cumulative selection.\nFURTHERMORE, remember that to be successful the following five qualities ara absolutely essential:\n(1). Title; (2). Soli; (1). Water; (4). Accessibility; (8). Transportation.\nWB SELL OUR OWN LANDS. Wa own over 20,001) acres, title perfect\nTHB SOIL Is deep loam with clay subsoil, free trom atone,\nTHB WATER on these lands is pure and abundant both In running streams and numeroui\naprlngs.\nTHE MARKET for your product Is right at your door on existing lines ot transportation.\nBUT when you buy an. orchard tract you want more than1 soil; more than purt water; mora\nthan transportation; you want A HOME\u2014A place to live ln\u2014THAT IS WHAT WB HAVE FOR\nSALB.\nPostofflce with daily mall service; express trains, stores; schools\u2014A home every few stops.\nYon get the comforts of civilization combined with the pleaaure bt a profitable, healthful and beaatU\ntul rural home.\nTerms $10 cash and 110 per month for 10 acres, with liberal discount tor larger payments.\nWrit* or call for maps, photographs and all Information,\nKootenay Orchard Ass'n\nNelson\nOwners\n'. 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Taiennou n.\nmining men on. a visit to thb\n'boundary\n(Special to The Dally News)\nOrand Forks, April 24.\u2014Alter taking\na couple of weeks' rest after his 18\nmonths' tour of the mining camps of\nNevada and California, John Rogers, a\npioneer mining man of the Boundary\nand formerly superintendent of the\nPathfinder mine, accompanied by Henry\nCouteur, of Grand Forks, will leave today for the Findlay river mining district. They will go in by way of Ashcroft, where they will secure a complete\npack outfit. The residents of this district will watch with much interest for\nany news that may come from Mr. Rogers relating to the proposed rich finds\nen Findlay river as he ls regarded as\na most conservative and reliable mining\nman.\nSeveral well known mining properties\nin this district will resume operations\nat once, after being idle during the winter months. It Is stated today that representatives of the Vancouver company\nwhich holds a working bond on the\nGolden Eagle property at Volcanic\nmountain will arrive here this week\nfrom the coast and will proceed to the\nGolden Eagle mine with a force of miners, to continue development work all\nsummer. Following this comes the word\nthat the Wolfred group of claims on\nFourth of July creek will also start up\nan aggressive form of development work.\nIn^ addition to these, the Sunset on\nHardy mountain and several claims In\n'Summit camp as well as on Pass creek\nwill start work again, so that from present appearances the summer In mining\ncircle.! will be anything but a quiet one.\nDr. Appleton, of Spokane, one of the\nprincipal owners of the Little Bertha\nproperty at Bannock City, 12 miles up\nthe north fork of Kettle river, accompanied by a party ot some 10 Spokane\nbusiness men, arrived here a few days\nand left at once for the Bertha property.\ni They were accompanied to the property\nby Dr. C. M. Kingston and E. Lane,\nchief electrician at the Granoy smelter,\nwho are also interested ln the property.\nIt Is stated that this tour of the Spokane party ls preparatory to their becoming Interested In the mine. It ls\nlearned that the visitors to the Bertha\nwere more than pleased, several of the\nparty remarking that the claim had all\nthe earmarks of a mine. The very next\nundertaking at this property will likely\nbe the erection of a 10-stamp mill.\nMORE NOMINATIONS\nSlmcoe, April 24.\u2014North Norfolk conservatives have nominated H. Pinnes for\nthe legislature.\nHamilton, April 24.\u2014East Hamilton\nliberals have nominated W.- M. Mc-\nClement for the legislature.' A. H. Ward\nHope, K. C, will be the liberal candidate ln West Hamilton.\n\"ONE TOUCH OF NATURE MAKES\nTHE WHOLE WORLD KIN.\"\nWhen a rooster finds a big fat worm he\ncalls nil the bens ln the farm yard to come\nand share It. A similar trait of human\nnature is to be observed when a man dis-\nm\nsm^mmmm\n%\niff*\nm\nm\nft\nFRED IRVINE & CO.\n\\ New Spring Dress Fabrics\ntBSunmmmmmtmmmuunnnmmmmunm^mmnmmuummmmnmm^m^mummit^mnmmm\nThey command attention and invite comparison. 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P. is an engine, not a toy.\nAsk us for catalogue,.\nCanadian-Fairbanks Co., Ltd.\nMONTREAL, TORONTO, WINNIPEG, CALGARY.\nr* i^iitati-auAa. ^aa^-^sfa^^^b^ __________________ _____________ ____\\___mm\njMmmmmn9m*^*r99m^mm*W*m^^m9^*mni^^^nqf^ti^^.^_t'^^^^^^j^nmm9\n101 WATER STREET,\nVANCOUVER\ncovers something exceptionally gooaVhe\nwants all his friends and neighbors lo\nshare the benefit* of his discovery. This\nla the touch of nut nre that makes the\nwhole wield kin. This explains why people who have been cured by Chamberlain's\nCough Remedy write letters to the manufacturers for publication, that others similarly ailing may ulso use ft and obtain\nreller. Belflnd every one of these letters\nis a warm hearted wish of the writer to be\nof use to someone else. This remedy Is for\nsnle by all druggists and dealers.\nBIG CROWD COMING;\nC. P. It. Rooks fnr Many Tourists nnd Settlers This Year\n(Special to The Dally News.)\nSpokane. April 2*1\u2014M. C. Murphy of Wln-\nrdp*-*!?. general travelling passenger agent\nor the C.'P.Rrr'whoTiHs just returned from\na trip through Alaska, California and several southern states, snid on his arrival In\nSpokane that the C.P.R. had made extensive preparations for handling a larger\nvolume of tourist and colonist travel tlmn\never before In tlie history of the line. He\nsnld: \"Reports from the agents all over\nthe west and south indicate that great\nInterest on the part of tourists and home-\nseekers is being centered In the northwestern states and the Canadian no.tlnvvst. It\nIs believed that the foreign Immigration\nInto the provinces of British Columbia and\nAlberta will be much larger this year than\nit was In 1907. which was the banner year.\nWe are anticipating a big tourist travel.\n\"Our agents are receiving hundreds of\nInquiries dally from people who are con-\nWHOLESALE HOUSES\nPRODUCE.\nSTARKEY & CO., WHOLESALE DEAL*\ners in Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Produce and\nFruit, Houston Block, Josephine street.\nNelson, B. C.\nGROCERIES.\nA. MACDONALD & CO.\u2014WHOLESALE\nGrocers and Provision Merchants\u2014Importers of Teas, Coffees, Spices, Dried\nFruits, Staple and Fancy Groceries, Tobaccos, Cigars, Butter Eggs, Cheese and\nPacking House Products. Office and\nwarehouse, corner of Front and Hall\nStreets. P. o. Box 1096. Telephone 28.\nI LIQUORS.\nE. FERGUSON * CO WHOLESALE\nand Commission Merchants\u2014Importers\nand Wholesale Dealers in Wines, Liquors\nand Cigars. Kootenay agents for Pabat\nMilwaukee Beer. Agents for the Bruns-\nwick-Balke-Collender Co., Billiard and\nPoole Tables and Supplies, Ba;* Fixtures,\nCigar Counters, Bowling Alleys, etc\nPrices and specifications on application.\nOffice and retail department, Vernon\nSt., Nelson, two doors east of postofflce.\nTelephone m. P. O. Box 1020.\nCAMP AND MINERS' FURNISHINGS.\nA. MACDONALD & CO.\u2014WHOLESALE\nJobbers In Blankets, Underwear, Mitts,\n-Gloves, Boots, Rubbers, Overalls, Jumpers, Mtickinaws and Oilskin Clothing,\nCamp and Miners'-Sundries. Ofllce and\nWarehouse corner of Front and Half\nstreets. P. O. Box 1006. Telephone 28,\nMINING AND MILLING MACHINERY.\nWASHINGTON MACHINERY A SUPPLY\nGo.\u2014Dealers In Engines, Band and Circular Sawmills, Atkins' Saws, Wood and\nIron Pulleys, Leyner Compressors and\nDrills, Pumps end Hoists, Prompt attention. Reasonable prices. Courteous\ntreatment Spokane, ^ash.\nslderlng making a trip to the northwest..\nThe great majority of the tourists will\nconfine their travels to the Canadian northwest and the north wi stern states, T'te\nionic which will be generally taken by the\ntourlats'AWill be to Vancouver and VI to i...\nand the cities of Puget Sound and Portland\nreturning by way of Spokane over the Sfio-\nPacll'ic line. The C.P.R. has put on two\nnew boats between Owen Sound and Fort\nGood Appetite.\nGood Digestion.\nGood Health.\nTo have these blessings keep\nyour stomach and liver well\nand active, by taking Mother\nSeigel's Syrup when necessary. This great medicine\nensures their perfect action\nand keeps you well.\nTIESE\nMother SEIGEL'S\nSYRUP\nWILL CIVC\nYOU.\nPHcs 6o cent! per b'ottle. Sold everywhere.\nA. J. White & Co.^.tii., M-nHrc.nl.\nTrees Trees\nDuring the past week we have\ndistributed from Nelson over ten\nthousand trees. This is exclusive\nof outside deliveries, which will\nbring the total number up to about\ndouble thiB number. Our Etock is\ngoing fast but we can still supply\nthe finest grade of apple trees In\nthe following varieties: Wealthy,\nSpltzenberg, Mcintosh Red, N.\nSpy, Jonathan and Wismer Dessert. Whether you want one tree,\nfive trees or five hundred, we can\nfill your want. Our trees are tlie\nadmiration of every one who sees\nthem. May we not have the pleasure of showing you our stock\ntoday.\nV. Dynes ****&\u00bb***\nJOHN BURNS\nCONTRACTOR AND BUILDER\nCabinet and Turned Work, Office Fittings, Sash and st\nDoors. BRICK AND LIME FOR SALE\nEstimates Cheerfully Qjven\nOffice and Factory: Carbonate Street, Nelson, B. C.\nWilliam fnr business oi tlie great lake!\nand has built at the shop** in Montreal a\nnumber of elegant sleepers in anticipation\nof the heavy travel to the Pacific north-\nwent. From what I have observed In tho\nvarious sections that t have visited dur\ning the last several months, from Alaska\nto the southern states, I am convinced that\nthe coming months of tliis year will be attended with great activity in all lines and\nthis will be particularly tho case in the\nnorthwest.\"\n\/\nMatineeToday2:30\nIn Mizzouri\nSherman's Opera House Tonight, April 25, Wm. Faversham's Great. Cowboy Play\nPOPULAR PRICES\n73c, 50c and 25c\nPlan at Rntherforda\n\u25a0 Eagles' Night\nWednesday, April 29\n\"TEe SQUAW MAN\"s^XENyD#r3r\n15c and &>\u25a0\ni '\u2022\" v. \u2022 v -r .'.*\u25a0\"\n...... ,...,....'.. ., >. \\\n' .,,.'.'\u25a0 p.- ,.' i \u25a0 -*___'\n[ ... \u25a0 1 1 ' \u25a0--\u25a0-\u2014tt\u2014 ' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 --\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u2014\u2014 -\u2014- :\u2014*\u00ab\u25a0. \u25a0\n \u00a9he fPatlg View*.\nA RE you about to entertain\u2014to give a party\nJ~\\. or a dance, have a few friends in? The\nEdison Phonograph tits in with any scheme of\nentertainment\u2014it will as readily furnish an\nentire programme for a vaudeville entertainment\nas for a concert of grand opera selections. It will\nprovide all the music for a dance as easily as for a\nconcert of band or orchestral music, or you may\ncombine a little of each and give your friends\nthe most delightful entertainment imaginable.\nIf you have not heard the new Edison model with the big horn, go to\nthe nearest Edison store and hear it, or write to us for descriptive booklet.\nMay Records Out Today\nLOOK over your Records and then look over this list\nJ and see if there is not at least one new Record that\nyou would like to offer your friends or to\nentertain yourself. If you hear one you will\nhear them all, and if you hear them all you\nwill buy more than one.\n9813 Down ia a Coal Mine Edison Concert Band\n9819 If ThoM Lipa Could Only Speak Allen Wateroua\n9610 Chimmle and Maggie at \"The Merry Widow\"\n(original sketch) Ad* Jones ft ten Spencer\n9831 Love't Roundelay '.from the Viennese operetta.\n\"AWalttDream\") Anthony * Miller\n9822 Somebody That 1 Know and You Know Too, Manuel RontaJn\n9\u00aba My Gal Irene Colllus ft Harlun\n9824 TlpperarytIrish song) Stella robin\n9825 La Papillate- Edison Symphony Orchestra\n9826 When Sweet Marie Was Sweet Sixteen . Frederic Rose\n9827 My Mother's* Prayer (\u00abm:reii selection)\nEdltton Mixed (Juartette\n9828 Just One Word of Consolation Irving Uillette\nGo to your dealer or write to us today and get\nthese three booklets: Complete Catalogue,\nSuppLEMENTAi.CATALOGUEand the Phonogram.\nThey tell about all tlie Records; old and new.\n98W Under Freedom's Flag March (a stiffing march)\nEdison Military Band\n9SJ0 Hannibal Hope Arthur Collins\n98.11 The Girl Who Threw Me Down, Edward M. Favor ft Chorus\nmi One! Two! Three! AU Over Billy Murray\n9SJ3 Jigs and Reels l violin solo) ..... Charlea D'Almataf\n93.14 Hoo-oo. Ain't Von Coming Out To-Nlghtr Byron G. Harlan\n9835 Summertime Allen Waterous and Chorus\n\u25a0Kir. Stutter.nc tlfek Edward Meeker\n9-.17 When You Steal a Kisa or Two (belli) , . . Albert Bender\n9s.\u00ab I'uh.4 It Alnnst t\" Father Ada Jones\n\u25a0kw The Country Constable (original). . Edison Vaudeville Co.\n9S40 Sidewalk Conversation (vaudevillesketch) , .StevePorter\n9.M1 A Wee Bit o* Scotch Editon Military Band\nWe desire good, live dealers to sell Edison\nPhonographs in every town where we are not\nnow well represented. Dealers having established stores should write at once to\nNational Phonograph Company, 100 Lakeside Ave* Orange, N. J\u201e U. S. A.\nAuction Sale\n,We are closing out our business\nat 606 Vernon St. and will sell our\nentire Btock at Public Auction each\nand every afternoon uu^tll closed\nput, commencing\n*\nMonday, April 27\nat 2 P. M. Our stock is always on\nview. Come and get flrat choice\nat your own price.\nJ. Dent\nNELSON CAFE\nFirst Claaa Meals\nFurnished Rooms ln Connection\nOpen Day and Night\nFlrat Claaa Lunch From li Noon\nto 1 p. m.\nPHONE 215.\nA. AUDET, Prop.\nMAKES THE ROOM\nBRIGHTER, MORE CHEERFUL.\nI\n. ' Alabutlne radiates tight. Instead of absorbing all the light .\nthat falls upon it, as do watt paper or kabomine preparations, the\nmyriads of Gypsum rock particles, of which Alabastine is made, reflect\n' the rays of light\u2014make the room a great deal brighter, mote cheerful\nAlabastine is more healthful, too* Free from decomposing matter. Con*\ntains no arsenic or other injurious substance. Will not rub off, peel or crack, 1\nOur handsome book, ''Homes, Healthful and Beautiful,1' tells of the\nL advantages of Alabastine over all other wall coverings, and gives valuable J\nk pointers on ulterior decoration. Former price, 10c Mailed to you free \/\non request. \"\"\"\"\"\nAUbaittne fa told by hardware and paint rfcalna cytrywfctre\u2014a 5-pound\npackage lot SO carta. Ask your dealer for tint card. Never Hld la bulk.\n57 WILLOW STREET. PARIS. ONT\nBOUGH LUMBER MeSSBB\nDoori, Windows, Moulding.,' Shingles, Turned Work* and Brackets. Com-\npl.t* and up to date stock alwara on hand. Hall order, promtljr attended to.\nA. Q. LAMBERT & CO.\nIS MADE CHIEF Of POLICE\nCHARLES XV. YOUNG APPOINTED BY\nTHE BOARD\nBRIEF SKETCH OP OFFICIAL'S PAST\nCAREER\nCharles XV. Young la chief of tlie Nelson\npolice force and Robert Re\\A lias been permanently appointed patrolman.\nTha police commissioners, I1I3 worship\nmayor Taylor, Aid. Geo. Steed and Wm.\nIrvine, met at the city ball at 8 o'clock\nlast night. Thero were some six or more\napplicants for tbe vacant clfiefshlp.\nOn motion of Wm. Irvine, seconded by\nAid. Steed, acting chief Charles XV. Young\nwas made tlie permanent chief of tlie force.\nRobert Reid, who bas been acting us patrolman for some time wiia put on the force\npermanently and tile meeting waa quickly\nover and adjourned.\nThe new chief Is well and favorably\nknown throughout tbls city and tbe Kootenay country generally. He came to B.C.\nfrom Manitoba in 1895. He joined the B.C.\nbrigade of garrison artillery at Victoria\nas gunner of No. 3 company, and was subsequently .awarded a sliver cup for general\nefficiency in handling the big guns. Being a graduate of South Kensington school\nof art, ho worked as an artist and taxidermist at Victoria until the spring of 1897,\nwhen he Joined the provincial police forces\nas a constable and wns stationed at Wellington, Vancouver Island. In 1898 be was\ntransferred to Howser in the Kootenay police district during the construction of the\nLardeau-Gerrard line and was subsequently\nBtatloned at Procter during tlie construction\nof the branch from Nelson. In 1900 he was\nmoved to the head office of the Kootenay\npolice district at Nelson and served under\nchief constable . Bullock-Webster continuously until the fall of 1907, when he left the\nservice. During the absence of chief constable Bullock-Webster at Victoria, where\nthat official was acting as superintendent\nof provincial police in 1904. Mr. Young was\nIn charge of this district as chief constable\nfor seven months and his services were\nhighly praised by the acting superintendent\nand he was thanked by the attorney general's department.\nInterviewed last night after Mr. Young's\nappointment, Mr. Bullock-Webster said that\nin his opinion the police commissioners of\nNelson and the citizens in general were to\nbe congratulated upon having secured for\ntheir chief of police, an officer who was'\none of the most efficient, courteous and\nplucky men in the police service in British\nColumbia and that after 15 years' service\nhimself, he felt in a position to form an\nopinion of Mr. Young's qualities. He believed now that police affairs would continue to run along as smoothly as they did\nunder the long and efficient service of ex-\nchtef Jarvifl.\n\"The public should always bpar in mind,\"\nconcluded Mr. Bullock-Webster, 'Jthat a\npolice officer's position is at all times a\nvery difficult one to fill satisfactorily, and\nan efficient, honest official, as I know Mr.\nYoung to be, should receive generous assistance in the faithful discharge of Ills\nduty.\"\nSATURDAY .,\nAPRIL 25.\nREAL ESTATE IS RISING\nSALE OF A BUSINESS BLOCK MADE\nYESTERDAY\nVENDOR MAKES GOOD PROFIT ON HIS\nINVESTMENT\nAs indicative of the steady upward move\nof real estate an Important Baker street\ndeal was concluded yesterday afternoon\nwhen the block on the southeast corner of\nBaker and Josephine streets was purchased for $12,000 by G. B. Matthew and James\nMalcolm from Mr. Scott, the manager of\nthe Hamilton Powder company at Victoria,\nthe vendor making a very satisfactory profit on the original Investment.\nThe property is bought as an Investment.\nIt has a frontage of 60 feet on Baker street\nby a depth of 120 feet. On the front of the\nlot is a two storey building ln which nre\nhoused the Nelson Hardware company,\nthe West Transfer company, J. Dii'CoU'a\ntailor shop and Mr. Hansen's sboemaking\nshop. On the rear end of the lot, facing\nJosephine street, is the well known Manhattan saloon which Is also Included ln the\ndeal.\nSeveral other deals were pending yesterday, particulars of which could not be obtained.\nWELL KNOWN TRAVELLER\nWill Give a Series of Lectures in This City\nin Near Future\nMiss A. L. A,. Murcutt, F.R.S.G.S. of\nLondon, England, the world wide traveller,\nlecturer and writer, who arrived' recently\nfrom New Zealand and Australia, will arrive in Nelson on Saturday. May 2. She\nwill give a series of lectures, commencing\non Sunday, May 'A In the Methodist church.\nVancouver citizens gnve her an ovation\nnight after night for an entire week of lectures and the same experience has been\nrepeated in every town and city she has\nspoken in since. Her lectures will Include:\n\"Japan and the -Japanese,\" \"New Zealand,\ntho Home of Democracy,\" and \"Russia and\nIts Island Prison, Saghallen.\"\nVERY FIRST SIGNS\nOF SERIOUS KIDNEY TROUBLE IS IN\nTHE BACK\nGIVES PRESCRIPTION WHICH ANYONE CAN PREPARE\nTake care of backache. A great many\ncases of kidney complaint are reported\nabout here, also bladder trouble and rheumatism.\nAn authority once stated lhat pain in the\nback, loins or region of the kidneys is the\ndanger signal nature hangs out to notify\nthe sufferer that there Is something wrong\nwith the kidneys, which should receive\nImmediate attention. Only vegetable -treatment should be administered and absolutely no strongly alcoholic patent medicines, which are harmful to the kidneys\nand bladder. \"'\nThe following prescription, while simple\nharmless and inexpensive, u known end\nrecognised at a -sovereign remedy' tot Wd\u00ab\nEVERY LINER CARRIES\nCUXUmlmtimlM^\n' 'W* t w __\nIndustry and thrift go handin-hand, and the man who\nwants to prosper must practise both. There's neither sense\nnor reason in paying twice over for anything. \" Money saved\nis money earned,\" and if you save SO Cents In the\ndollar you are doubling your spending capacity or increasing\n.your Bank balance. There's not a Liner crossing the Atlantic\nto-day which does not carry our Suits. Our system is\nperfection itself, and thousands of those residing over-seas\nare availing themselves of the opportunity afforded by us\nto secure their clothing from the old country. Our Catalogue-booklet describing our business is worth getting, and\nthe perusal of same will at once convince that we are a\n\"live,\" \"up-to-date\" firm with brains and straight business\nprinciples. Our method of Mail Order Tailoring is simple,\nand you can rely on obtaining the latest Styles, either\nHome Fashions or American cut, correct and unequalled\nfinish, at prices miles In front of any demanded\nin Canada for much inferioi goods. The process is\nsimple. Merely fill in a postcard and address same\nto our Distributing Agents' for Canada\u2014The Might\nDirectories Ltd.\u2014asking for our selection of materials.\nBy return you will receive our latest assortment of patterns, together with latest\nLondon and New York fashion plates,\ninstructions for accurate self-measurement, tape\nmeasure, All free and Carriage Paid. To\nmeasure yourself is so simple that we guarantee\u2014an\nofficial* form of guarantee is enclosed with each\n. Booklet\u2014to refund your money in full if the goods\ndo not lit and are not to vnllr thorough satisfaction. We dispatch your order within 7 days\nfrom reo.ipt, and if you don t approve return the goods, and we will refund your money.\nOUR GUARANTEES\nClothing at half Usual Cost.\nURZON Bros\nThe WorU't\nMeuure Tailors\nHi ), 60\/62 CITY ROAD, FIN8BURY, LONDON, ENGLAND.\nAdd ream fop Patterns i-\nBROtt., Co Might DlpaotorlM Ltd. (Dept. b'l >\u25a0 T*'T\u00bb Church etr*\u00abt. TORONTO. ONTARIO.\nPlease mention this _ohtr.\nExtra Savings on Reliable Spring Merchandise\nGood Shoe Bargains\nALL NEW SPRING STYLES\nValues that cannot fall to pull shoe buyers thla war\nWomen's Shoes and Oxfords\n100 pairs of women's Ugh grade Shoes and Oxfords, with One Md upper,\nand fancy tops, Insertion Goodyear welt soles, usual 13.50 values; sale price $2.50\nBoys' Shoes\nIn Box Calf and Kid, all sliea for fl.60\nMen's Spring Shoes, regular 13.50 and $4.00 values, for $.1.60\nMen's shoes ln Black and Tan; broken lines, all sites; Sale price ....$1.50\nLittle Gents' Shoes\nBox Calf, nice Otttng last; a good shoe for the sturdy little fellow, regular\n$1.75 value, for tt-tS\nGREATEST CLOTHING VALUES POR THIS WEEK\nFiner Sulta than we show In our beat gradea cannot ba had anywhere.\nValues $12.50, $16.00, $18.00, $20.00 and $26.00\nNew Spring Trousers\n$8*00, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00\nFine Dress Shirts\nBeautiful and complete assortment ot all the neatest and newest pattern.\nIn white and light-ground Madras and Fancy Shirtings. Prlcea $1.00, $1.26 and\n$1.60\nBROWN & CO., 405 Baker St., Nelson, B. G\nThe Place Where Your Dollars Bring Their Full Value\nYou don't know how >;ood\nScotch Whisky can he\nUntil you trv\nROBERTSONS\nDUNDEE WHISKY\nney complaint\nobtained at any gi\nmaoy and anyone\npound Kargon, one\nOuiflrillon.\nSyrup Baraaparllla,\nwell In a bottle ai\nrocea after eaoh mi\nThii preparation\nnatural tunctlooi of\ningredients can bs\nprescription phar-\nt mix them: Com-\nunce; Fluid Extract\n'Uatjoa; Compound\n;hree ounces. Shake\ntake tn teaepoonful\nend el bedtime.\ncaid to restore the\nthe kidneys, so they\nwilt sift and strain the poisonous waste\nmatter, uric acid, etc.. from the blood.\npiyif\/ylng It and relieving rheumatism.\nBackache will be relieved, the urine will\nbe neutralised and cleared and no longer\na cause oil Irritation, thereby overcoming\nsuch symptoms ee week bladder, painful\nfrequent end other urinary difficulties.\nThis le worth trying and may prove Juet\nwhet meny' people here need,-\nATHABASCA SALOON\nCor. Baker and Kootenay St..\nFinest liquors, oyster cocktail.,\nand cigars. Best and blggeat glass\nof *eer In the city.\nfirst Class English Billiard TaWe\nMartin Ivens, John Phllbart.\nBNBOIA NOW. FOR THB\nBUMMER CLASSES OF THB\nSprott-ShawliS\ni vAjroouvm, a a \u25a0\nIk. bMt of tMdun, th. bar*\naf \u2022cjotpmeat aad tha wry bar*\nlawaNa, Writ* tn eatalocua. .\nt*k l.mmOrTl, B.A., Prl**-**!.\n WfFESm\nSATURDAY APRIL 26.\n\u00a9he \u00a7<*tl\u00bb V*ew*.\nW\nSend to\nI. CRIZZELLI, FTorlrt\nNBLSON, B. 0.\nFOR CHOICB\nCut Flowers\nnl AitUUo Floral Dealgns, Wedding\n\u25a0OTtpuU, Presentation Flower Baakets,\nNice Ripe Tomatoes and Banannaa,\nalso Asparagus, Celery and Hothouse\nCucumbers.\nFOR SALE AT\n\u25a0Joy's Cash Grocery\nCorner Mill ana Josephine Streets.\nNBLSON, B. 0.\nJoy Will Meet You\nat the Door\nPHONB 16\nCANADIAN PACIFIC\nRAILWAYOOMPANY\nOne Way Colonist Rates\nto Alberta and B.C\n$46.65\n$46.65\n. $46.66\n$46.06\n$46.65\n. $66.16\n, *$6L40\n. $52.45\n. $62.70\n. $56.60\nFROM\nToronto \t\nBrantford \t\nQtMlph'\t\nBtdt \t\nLondon \t\nKingston \t\nOttawa \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\t\nDp. *rta Chicago \t\nMontreal \t\nQuebec n\nBt John-Jloncton J\u2122\u2122\nHalifax *****\nTickets on Sale, Feh. 29th-Aprll 2\u00bbth,\nltaSr Correspondingly low rate, from\ntatonnedlate points.\nFor further partlculart, call on or\n*m\"' C. B. MCPHERSON, G.P*A.\n\u25a0 Winnipeg. Han.\nI. MOB, D.P.A. _ '\n\"* ' Nelaon. B. a\nAtlantic S^S. Safflngs\nC.P.B. ROTAL MAIL STEAMERS\nli Champlaln..AP. aBm. Ircland....May I\nBnpnsa\u00bb ooll 'ran Quebec.\nJOLAN LINE-FROM MONTREAL\nVictorian ....April MCorslcan .May 1\nVI\u2014dUul May STunlslnn May 15\nSmIWON UNiLfROM PORTLAND.\nBontlswark....April BDominlon .HayJ\nSOBMCAN LINE-PROM NEW TORK\nFriesland ....April SHaverford May 2\nANCHOR LINB\n(From Now York)\nItalia. May 2Perugla May 18\nCUNARD LINE\u2014PROM NEW YORK.\nCarmanla ....April SLucanla April a\ntStb STAR LINE-Prom NEW YORK.\nArabic ...April MCeltlc .. ...May 7\nFRENCH LINE-Prom New Yore\nLa Bamle....April SOLa Provence....May 7\nHAMBURG-AMERICAN UNB\n(Prom New York)\npresident Llnooln Aprtj 25\nDentachland \"'\"i:_\u00a3. P\nNORTH GERMAN LLOYD\nKaktsr Wllhelm Apr11 8\n\u2022joeaetoir _-A__K\nRHD STAB LINE-From Now York\nEHlud April SKroonland ....May !\nATLANTIC TRANSPORT\nllaaebaba....April SMlnneapotta May t\nKinin going ta Europe call or wrlto\nat for partlculara,\nAll oonUnental rate, and \u2022alllnai on ap-\nBieatlon. If yoa an ooBtwnplatlng taft-\ntsc aa ocean Toyagt drop na a Ha* and\naw will be pleated to fandth you with\n\u25a0M Information Pn***\u00bb'-*__^m-\ny. mob. w.p.r.CTWaajw**.\nD.P.A.. Wslaoa. a**\". Aft. Wtoalptg.\nNelsonSteam Laundry\nP. O. Box tt. TeKphont UA\nAV klnda and all oolort of Ladlea and\n.Qenta' Clothing\nCLBANBD AND DYBD\ntnaaatlt, Blankets, Curtains, BUkt, eta..\na wedalty.\natom itnoTtted to look Bkt sew.\nSteam Carpet Gleaning\nYour patronage aoUolttd.\nPAUL NIPOu\". Pron.\nFORSALE\n800 acre, on the south shore ot the\nWast Arm, between Nelson and'Procter.\n'A good house and ham; a flourishing\nyoung orchard. For price and terms\napply to. ' '\nGEO. G. McLAREN,\nOpposite Queen's Hotel\nWest Kootenay Butoher Co.\nWholesalt and ReUII Dealer. In\nFRESH AND SALTED MEATS.\nttcrtblag Out fnah and whOttomo meat,\ntnd toppIlM kept la .took,\nHaB OTdtrt rtoatrt oaraful atttnUon.\nB. & HAAVBtl Kaiafir.\nHouse Qeaning Supplies\nLet us make you some suggestions to\nmake house cleaning easy:\nLiquid Ammonia\nHousehold Ammonia\nPowdered Borax\nFormaldehyde\nBon Ami\nFurniture Polish\nGillett's Lye\nSponges\nChamois, Etc.\nPatronize\nThe Best\nPrescriptions a Specialty\nYour pescriptrons (filled correctly and\ndelivered promptly) are the most essential part of our business.\nPure ingredients, competent service,\nexperience-IS OUR MOTTCX\nOur many customers repeatedly\nAsk for Buttercup\nwhen they wish pure, unadulterated\nIce Cream\nDon't be deceived\u2014we are sole agents for this\ncelebrated cream, none others sell it.\nWE LEAD-OTHERS FOLLOW\nPoole Drug Co, Ltd.\nPhone 25 Day and Night P.O. Box 305\nCorner Baker and Josephine Streets\nNELSON NEWS OF THE DAY\nThe National Stock company are pre-\nKnting \"In Mizzouri\" as a matinee thla\nafternoon.\nThe temperature .yesterday varied between 41 and 46 degrees, the day being rainy*,\nuntil afternoon.\nJohn Moe, district passenger agent of the\nC.P.R. leaves this morning for Winnipeg\non a week's business trip.\nW. G. Oillett Is putting up a sumraH*<\nbungalow for W. E. Wasson on the laj \"\" i\nranch opposite the shipyard.\nToday being the festival of St. Mark Mitre'\nwill be a celebration of the holy communlojn\nat St. Saviour's church at 10:30 a.m. * ' \/\nThe municipal power plant will stai**,t to\ngenerate power some time today 'arfd C\neverything works\" well the electric qWaF*.\nand power In Nelson will be supplied wtiolls*1\nby the city on-Monday.\nThe officers and members of Queen City\nRebekah lodge No. 16 I.O.O.F., are requested to assemble at the church of England on Sunday morning at the hour of, 11\no'clock to commemorate the 8th anniversary of the I.O.O.F., by attending divine\nWe Pay Special Attention to Moll Ordera.\nFOUR n*\u00bb \u2022GUK P-AMAOB.\nThe ''Bmpre\u00abwrsf' en ttt* largwt, finest\nthe fastest steamers between Canada and\nLlveavooi.\nFriday. April I ........Bmpresa of Ireland\nSaturday, April il y Lake Manitoba\nFriday, April 17 Empress of Britain\nSaturday, April tl ........Lake Champlaln\nFriday. May 1 ...Bmpresa of Ireland\nFor further Information regarding ratea,\ndates of sealing**, e*c, -apply\nJ. HOB, D.P.A., a. McL. Brown, O.P.A.,\nB.O ' Montreal, PQ.\nservice. Every member is urged to be present and to wear the badge of the order.\nThose not In possession of badges can procure snme from the noble grand.\nA meeting for the purposo of organizing\na county Orange lodge will be held in the\nK.P. halt on Monday evening. April 27th.\nRepresentatives will be present from Trail,\nRossland, Siocan and Sandon. After the\nbusiness is completed a banquet will be\n\u25a0.;.<. METALS\nNew York, April 21 \u2014 Silver, 5*; electrolytic Copper, 12 5-8 and 12 3-4.\nLondon, April 24-Sllver, 231 7-8; lead, \u00a313\nis.\nApril 24\u2014Closing quotations on the New\nTork curb and Spokane exchange, reported by Mlghton and Cavanaugh:\nBid Asked\nAlberta Conl $ .14 $ .31\nB. C. Copper 4.50 4.75\nChas Dickens ...., 17!* .19^\nCan. Con. Smelters .... .... 75.00 S5.05\nCopper King 3V& .2%\nDominion Copper ...' 1.62*6 1.87*6\nGalbinlth Coal .;\u25a0 20 ,28\nGertie .' 3 .4*4\nGranby 83.00 95.00\nHecla , 3.00 4.50\nInternational Coal 74 .78\nKendal 1.25 1.45\nMissoula Copper 10 .11\nNabob ' 3% .4*.\nOom Paul 6 .7*4\nPanhandle Smelter 5 .6*,\nRambler-Cariboo , -2*>!6 .17%\nRex M .15\nSnowshoe 9 .12\nSnowstorm 1.90 2.01\nSullivan % .1\nSullivan Bonds 60.00 67.50\nStewart -.. ,B7*6 1.00\nTamarack-Chesapeake 85 .95\nOPENING COPPER QUOTATIONS\n(Reported by McDermid and McHardy)\n, Asked Bid\nGranby 90 85\nDominion Copper 1% 1*6\nB. C. Copper 494 <\u25a0\u25a0.\ntendered the delegates by the members of\nthe Nelson lodge.\nAn excellent photograph of the altar boys\nof the church of Mary Immaculate, with\nRev. Father Althoff and Rev. Father Lawrence standing behind, the group being\ntaken In the porch of the church, is on\nview in the windows of the Queen studio.\nAt a meeting of the special committee of\nthe Women's hospital old held yesterday\nmorning, It was announced that the profits\nmade by the recent ball In the Alice roller\nrlnk amounted to upwards of $190.50, a sum\non which the ladles are to be congratulated\nupon raising and one which will conduce to\nthe comfort of the occupants of the hospital.\nThe mission services at the church of\nMary Immaculate, which have been carried on during the week, will be continued\nthis' morning as usual. There will be no\nservice tonight but Rev. Father Fallon,\nO.M.I., will preach at the mass tomorrow\nat 8 o'clock, when the children will receive\ntheir first communion, also .it high mass at\n10:30 a.m., and again In the evening at\n7:30, thus concluding the mission services.\nThe spring meetings of the West Kootenay Farmers' institute, will be held In Nelson on Wednesday and Thursday next. The\nWednesday meeting will be held In the\ncourt house at 8 o'clock in the evening,\nwhile the next day will be devoted to visiting ranches. On the following Tuesday\nTORONTO , MONTREAL,\nWINNIPEG. VANCOUVER\nVANCOUVER STORE\n66 HASTINGS ST. W.\nftO.BOX 1173.\t\nChoice Umbrellas\nThis is umbrella season. This way, Gentlemen, for good values In\numbrellas. If you want an umbrella for service, here aro lines at\u2014\n$1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.50\nGood Covers, Steel Frames and\nRods, Great Variety of Handles\nUmbrellas Built for Duty\nIf you want an umbrella that will keep you dry, with style thrown in,\nhere are lines at\u2014\n$3.00, $400 to $7.00\nChoice silks, steel rods and frames. Handsome handles of buckhorn, natural wood silver trimmed, natural wood gold mounted, etc.\nTEe Raincoat\nThe ever useful member of a man's wardrobe! With a good raincoat\nyou are ready for a hot, dry summer or a cold wet one. ?\u25a0\nIt matters not whether it blows hot or cold, rains or shines, the raincoat is equal to any weather emergency and looks right at all times.\nAfter a day or two of rainy weather, we needn't argue for raincoats,\nit will not he necessary\u2014your friend, who owns one and was kept dry\ndown to the heels, will do that.\nEMORY & WALLEY\nNelson, B.C\nthere will be a meeting In New Denver\nand on Thursday immediately after a meeting at Nakusp. All these meetings will be\naddressed by Rev. G. XV. Taylor, the subject being \"Insect Life in Relation to Fruit\nGrowing.\"\nW, J. Twlss, provincial manager of tin*\nMutual Life Insurance company of Canada,\nI.\nft\nI\nI\nft\n1\nft\nft\nft\nft\nft\nft\nft\nft\nft\n|\nft\nft\n1\nft\nThis Is Your Opportunity to Save Money j\nFor Cash Only, 20 Per Cent. Discount |\nHolds Good UntU Nay 1 *\n' ih\n g*,\n100 yards, pretty designs, 57 in. iii\nwide 50c jE\n400 yards, Finest quality, 66in. . W\nwide 75c W\n72 only; Table Cloths, 63x84, each W\n |2.oo ify\n25 only; Table Cloths, 72x90, each lii\n HOC J\nA nice seluct lines ol Napkins from j\u00bbj\n16.00 to 110.00 per doaen. JJ\"\n200 doz Napkins, (l.OO and $1.25; *\nready for use. igf\n10 doz Napkins 11.50 to $2.00 \\tij\n15 doz. Napkins $2.00 to $3.00 VaV\nThe most complete line of Towel- W\nling and Towels ln British Co- if.\nlumbia; at all prices. V\n500 pairs Pillows, from $2.00 to W.\n$12.00 per pair. W\n \\h\n\u25a0 ' ih\n - ih\nStandard Furniture Co. f\nAgents Celebrated Mason & Risch Pianos *\nI\n600 yards Tapestry Carpet, Red and\nGreen patterns 80c\n760. yards Tapestry Carpet, Oreen\nand Fawn patterns $1.00\n250 yards Tapestry Carpet ..$1.25\n460 yards Brussels Carpet ....$1.45\n1250 yards Brussels Carpet ..$1.75\n600 yards Brussels Carpet, Floral\nand Turkish patterns $1.75\n1000 yards Wilton Carpet, all\ncolors; trom $2.60 to $3.25 per\nyard.\n800 yards English Axmlnster, from\n$2.60 to $3.00 per yard.\n200'yards Ingrain $1.26\n200 yards Ingrain $1.00\n400 yards Ingrain 65c\nStair Carpets from 75c to $2.50 per\nyard.\nOdd Lace Curtains:\u2014 35 pairs at\ncost price.\nPort!eres:-$4.50, $5.00, $6.00, $10.-\n00, $16.00, $16,60, $18.00, $20.00,\n$35.00, $75.00 up to $100.00.\nTapestry, Ingrain, Brussels, Veltret\nWilton and Axmlnster Ruga, ln\nall sixes; from $6.00 to $75.00.\n3000 yarda Cotton Sheeting ....33c\n500 yarda Family Sheeting ....40c\n300 Sheets ready made, 2 yardB by\n2H yards $2.00 per pair\n350 Sheets, ready made. Twill $2.50\nPillow Cases all ready for use, 3\nsizes; from 40c to 75c per pair.\nCircular Pillow, cotton, 40ln., 421n.,\n44ln ' 35c\nTABLE LINENS\n300 yards pretty designs, 67ln.\nwide 65c\nAQEN19 FOR\nMARSHALL SANITARY\nMATTRESS\nOSTBRMOOR MATTRESS\nOLOBE-WERNICKB\nBOOKCASE) AND OFFICB\nFURNITURE\nVancouver, Is In tlie city with G. T. Coles,\nwho hns been appointed district agent for\nKootenay with headquarters in tills city.\nSEEDING HALF OVER\nWinnipeg, April 24.\u2014A nice, warm\nrain has been falling all over western\nCanacUi since last night. It will be excellent for seeded land. About 65 per\ncent of the seeding Is done and the\nrain ls just what is needed.\nDon't worry nbout splitting kindling;.\nGet it ready for the stove at the shingle\nmilt, foot of Park street. This Is In bundles\neasily handled, 70 bundles, 14.50 delivered.\nTry it. Also 16 inch wood. 303 -tf\nIf you want any building or repair work,\nPhone A172 and estimates on contracts or\nJobbing will be cheerfully furnished by\nMcDonald and Williams. Shop, Front and\nWard Sts., opposite court house. P.O. Box\n307. !71-tf\nCHAMBERLAIN'S HAS THB\nPREFERENCE\nMr. Fred C. Hnnrahan, a prominent druggist of Portsmouth, Va\u201e says: \"For the\npost six years I have sold and recommended Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and\nDiarrhoea Remedy, It is a great remedy\nand one of the greatest patent medicines on\nthe market. I handle some others for the\nsame purposes that pay me a larger profit,\nbut this remedy is so sure to effect a cure,\nH. J. WILTON, Tailor\nLadies' and Gents' Clothes Gleaned\nRepaired and Pressed\nSATISFACTION GUARANTEED\nClothes called for and delivered.\n606 Josephine St., opposite Manhattan Hotel, Nelson, B. C.\nHAY FOR SALE\nGOOD UPLAND PRAIRIE HAY\n$6.50 per ton, F.O.B. Cayley, Alta,\nC. H. HOWARD\nNOTICE OP TRANSFER OF LICENSE\nNotice ls hereby given that I Intend to\napply to the Board of License Commissioners for the City of Nelson at their next\nmeeting held thirty days after date hereof,\nfor a transfer of the retail license now held\nby me for the Strathcona hotel, situate on\nLots 8, 9, 10, ll, 12, In Blook 13, Nelson,\nB.C., to the Strathcona Hotel Company.\nJ. C. BONNBAU,\nPer Atty. Jerry Bonneau.\nDated this 11th day of March A.D., IK*\nand my customers so certain to appreciate\nmy recommending it, that I give It tht\npreferences.\" For sale by all druggists and\ndealers.\nBerries and Rhubarb\nWANTED IN WINNIPEG - Consign\nYours to\nMcNautjhton fruit & Produce Exchange\n(Commission Merchants)\nSuccessors to\nOttawa FTuit and Produce Exchange,\n108 Princess Street, Winnipeg.\nReference: The Northern Bank.\nTENDERS\nSEALED TENDERS, marked \"Tender,\"\nw.Il be received unill 13 o'clock noon, Monday, May 4, IMS for grading tlio public\nschool grounds as per plana prepared by\ntho city engineer, The -surface soil to bo\npiled and spread over ground after grading\nIs complete. Tenders to state (a) price per\nyard; (b) lump sum.\nAlso separate tenders for removing three\nrooms from present location to corner of\nStanley and Mill streets, and closing any\nopenings necessarily made. Address\nE. C. ARTHUR,\n1-5 Secretary School Board.\nNOTICE\nIN THE MATTER ot an application for\nthe Issue of a Duplicate Certificate of\nTitle to an undivided one-half of lots seven\nand Eight, block eight, Town of Sllverton\n(Map 754.)\nNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it Is\nmy .Intention to issue at the expiration' of\none month after tlie first publication hereof\na duplicate of the Certificate of Title of\nthe above mentioned lands in the name of\nChafrleji McNichol, which CertUVcute la\ndated the 3rd of October, 1906 and numbered 6135 A.\nH. F. MACLEOD,\n283-30. District Registrar\nLand Registry Office, Nelson, B.C.,\nMarch 18th, 1908.\nNOTICE TO CREDITORS\nIN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH\nCOLUMBIA\nIn the Matter at the Estate and Effects\nof Charles C. Clark (deceased.)\nNOTICE is hereby given that all creditors\nand others having claims against the estate of the said Charles C. Clark, deceased,\nwho died at Nelson, British Columbia, on\nthe Hth day of September, A.D., 1-J07, are\nrequired on or before the 19th day of May\nnext to send by post, prepaid, or deliver to\nthe undersigned, their Christian and surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full\nparticulars of their claims, the statement\nof their accounts and the nature of the\nsecurities (if any) held by them:\nAnd Further Take Notice that after such\nlast mentioned date the admlnlstrator**wlll\nproceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the parties entitled thereto\nhaving regard only to the claims of which\nbe shall then have notice, and that the\nsaid administrator will not be liable for the\nsaid assets or any part thereof to any per-'\nson or persons of whose claims notice shall\nnot have been received by him at the time\not such distribution.\nDated at Nelson, B.C., this 10th day of\nApril, A.D., 1908.\n302-26 TAYLOR & O'SHEA,\nSolicitors for the Administrator, Edward\nB. McDermid.\nIN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH\nCOLUMBIA, BETWEEN J. H. DOYLE,\nPLAINTIFF, AND SULLIVAN GROUP\nMINING COMPANY, DEFENDANTS.\nNOTICE is hereby given that the above\nPlaintiff has issued a specially endorsed\nwrit heroin out of the above Court, dated\nMarch 23, 1908, claiming I4W0.35 for work\ndone, and as assignee for value of moneys\ndue the several workmen therein named\nfor work done by them for Defendants and\nfor $45.00 costs, and unless an appearance\nbe entered In the office of the District\nRegistrar of tho said Court at Nelson, B.C.\nwithin eight days from April 24, 1908. the\nPlaintiff may proceed to judgment without\nfurther notice.\nDated this 3rd day of April, 1909.\n296,18 TAYLOR & O'SHEA.\nPlaintiff's Solicitors.\nIN THB SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH\nCOLUMBIA BETWEEN J. H. HAYES\nPLAINTIFF, AND SULLIVAN GROUP\nMINING COMPANY, DEFENDANTS.\nNOTICE is hereby given that the above\nPlaintiff has issued a specially endorsed\nwrit herein out of the above Court, dated\nMarch 23rd, 1908, claiming 85360.79 for work\ndone, and as assignee for value ot moneys\ndue the several workmen therein named\nfor work done by them for Defendants and\nfor 845 costs and unless an appearance be.\nentered In the office of the District Registrar of the said Court at Nelson, B.C.,\nwithin eight days from April 24, 1908, the\nPlaintiff may proceed to Judgment without\nfurther notice.\nDated thla 3rd day of April, 1908.\n286,18 TAYLOR & O'SHEA,\nPlaintiffs Solicitors.\nIN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH\nCOLUMBIA. BETWEEN B. CECIL\"\nTRAVIS, TLAINTIFF, AND SULLIVAN GROUP MINING COMPANY,\nDEFENDANT.\nNOTICE la hereby given that the above\nPlaintiff has Issued a specially endorsed\nwrit herein out of the above Court, dated\n12th March, 1908, claiming $479.54 for work\ndone, material furnished and moneys expended and $46.00 costa and unless an appearance be entered in the office of the\nDistrict Registrar of said Court at Nelson,\nB.C., within eight days from the 24th day\nof April, 1908, the plaintiff may proceed to\nJudgment without further notice.\nDated this 3rd day of April, 1908.\n296,18 TAYLOR & O'SHEA,\nPlaintiff's Solicitors.\nWANTED\nFirst class mineral claims. We have par-\nties visiting British Columbia this spring\nrequiring good propositions. Send full particulars to Kootenay Mines Agency, Box*\nOt, Nelson, B.C.\n r r-ios nx\nShe iOrtlto tlclMO.\nSATURDAY .- ,; APRIL 26.\n! w^hrf \u00a3&<&\/ Economy\nCOMBUSTION taking place in tho dome or\ntop chamber of furpnce fire-pot is the\nresult of air and heat mingling with\nfumes. This combustion produces heat-energy,\nwhich the radiating surfaces above and around\nfire-pot absorb or draw in and then deflect or\nthrow off. Incoming cold air receives this heat-\nenergy, the result being heated air. Now, if the\ncombustion takes plate at a faster rate than the\nradiating surfaces can absorb and deflect, the\nsurplus heat-power will pass up tbe chimney or\ninto cellar\u2014a waste of coal.\nThere Is no waste of coal in \"Sunshine\" Furnace.\nCircuit of radiator is so. complete, andajr-\nclrculatiiig space so large, that every bit of\n\"heat-energy'ls quickly ahsorbcdaiid[quickly\ndeflected on the circulating cM_^aW,__i__\nIs Uius quickly heated and ascends through\nthe hot-air pipes to rooms above.\nThe check-draft of a furnace is situated on\nthe smoke-pipe. When this draft is closed\u2014\nespecially on an \"ordinary\" furnace\u2014heat\nparticles can escape up chimney. When check-\ndraft is opened the incoming cold air from the\ncellar drives ull heat particles back into furnace\nproper. If the grates and fire-pot of furnace are\nnot constructed properly, there's a clogging and\ngathering of ashes, and fire does not. burn up\nreadily. If no provision is made for gas escape,\nthe check-draft must be left closed indefinitely\u2014\na toaate of coal.\nThere Is no waste of coal In \"Sunshine\" Furnace.\nNo clogging can take place In the 4-pl0ce\ngrate, no ashes can gathet on the straight\nfire-pot walls, and the automatic Gas\nDamper makes every provision for the\nescape of gas; consequently, check-draft\ncan be opened shortly after coaling and all\nheat-energy saved for radiation.\nM\nmade because there were so many ot these\nserious Interruptions.\nHowever, the C.P.R., with Its customary\nenergy, lias had large gangs ot men at\nwork on the roadbed and liaH been rapidly\ngetting things Into shape once more. D. C.\nColeman, the superintendent, haB been on\nthe gfuund, personally directing operations,\nwith the assistance ot his roadmaBters and\nsection foremen. For the time being traffic\nwas completely paralyzed.\nWliile the Great Northern has had some\nminor Interruptions to traffic, like small\nslides, aside from the going out of the\nbridge over Sheep creek ,near Rossland,\nthere lias been nothing serious on that line,\nand trains have been running nearly on\ntime dniing the flood period.\nLOCAL MARKETS\nON THB STREET.\nNELSON, April 24\nMEAT AND POULTRY\nHams, per Ib J .17\nBacon, per lb # 1-\nBeef, per lb 9 t-\u00bb .20\nPork, dressed 12Va to -18\nMutton, dressed, tier 11) 10 to .20\nVeal, per lb 12-A t\nTurkeys, per lb t>\nChickens, per lb 29 t\u00ab\nChickens, per lb. live t\nFISH\nm\nm\nLondon\nToronto\nVA Montreal\ne&\\ Winnipeg\nvr*'***\nMcCIaiyfc\nAGENTS TESTIMONY\nVancouver\nSt. John, N.B.\nHamilton\nGallery\nWe can vonca for the \"Sunshine\" virtues mentioned\nabove. Wo have installed ttaiB furnace and kept records of\nUs performances, and know it to be exactly as represented.\nHalibut, per rb 12%\nSalmon, per lb 16\nHuddles \t\nTrout, per lb \t\nShad, tier lb\t\nManitoba White Fish \t\nFOODSTUFFS\nLake of the Woods, per bag \t\nRoyal Household \t\nPurity Flour \t\nRising Sun \t\nGold Drop \t\nHay, American Timothy \t\nHay, prairie \t\nDAIRY PRODUCE\nButter, creamery, per lb\t\nButter, bulk, per lb\t\n\u25a0 Butter, dairy \t\ni Cheese, Canadian, per lb\t\nCheese, Swiss] per Hi\t\n: Eggs, fre.-h, per dozen\t\nj Eggs, case, per dozen \t\nVEGETABLES\n[ Cabbage, per Ib \t\nOnloiiB, per lb ..\nPotatoes, per sack \t\nCarrots, per lb\t\nParsnips, per lb\t\nBeets, per lb\t\nOreen onions, per bunch \t\nLettuce, per lb\t\nRhubarb, per lb\t\nFRUITS\nOrange--, per dozen 2\".\nGrape Fruit, per dozen \t\nBananas \t\nApple.--, per Ib ,\t\nCranberries, per lb\t\nLemons, per dozen \t\n.26\n.IB\n.17\n.16\n.20\n.18\n.. .18\n...12%\n.. 2.00\n. 2.00\n.. 2.00\n.. 1.90\n.. 1.75\n. 24.00\n. 18.00\nWood-Yallance Hardware Co.\nSole Retail Agents\nLimited\nWASHOUTS IN BOUNDARY\nSITUATION HAS BEEN WORST FOR\nYEARS\nBOTH LINES HAVE ENCOUNTERED\nMUCH TROUBLE\n(Special to The Dally News)\nPhoenix. April I'i\u2014Not in the Inst nine\nyears', since the C.P.R. branch was bu'lt\ninto the Boundary, has that company suffered so badly from washouts as this week.\nNo mall, express or freight of any kind\nbas arrived In the Boundary since lust Saturday, and it will be a day or two before\nconditions are any thing like normal, al-\n. 1.75\nthough a transfer will likely be made tonight somewhere in the mountains and\nconnections made after a fashion. Thus\nfar the mull for all Boundary points from\nother Canadian points, that usually (nines\nvia C.P.R.. has been sent over the '.treat\nNorthern Trimi .Nelson via Marcus,\nHeavy rains last Satuidny and Sinday\ndid the first damage und they have continued to some extent, nil the week, not\nhelping matters In the least. Tiie first\ntrouble was about five miles out of Nilson,\nand as soon as that was repaired H was\nfoundtlint there were numerous mud -..Ides\nand washouts In tin- Gold range of Mountains, between the Boundary and tin Columbia river. These were purtlculaih bud,\nnearly all the way from Fan-on, wfich Is\nthe summit of the hill to Cascade, Ii the\nKettle river valley. Trnnsf- rs could i ot be\nSTORY IS DENIED\nSt. Petersburg, Ap: 11 24\u2014Tlu* report published In England to the effect that tlu\nRussian government had ordered flee warships from a Clyde firm or shipbuilders, H\nuntrue. Tiie admiralty litis adopted the\nprinciple that all battleships should be\nconstructed In Russia and It w Impossible\nthat any vessels have been ordered either\nhere or abroad for this yeur. as the duma\nIntends to reject the estimates on tfie new\nbattleships. The program for 19M Will probably be stiiall. 1\nABOLITION OE SLAVERY\nLondon, April 'Jl\u2014It Ih understood that the\nconditions under which Grent [Britain is\ngoing to recognise the annexation of the\nCongo Independent State to Belgium, communicated to the Belgian government by\nsir Edward Grey, the secretary of foreign\naffairs, included the establishment of free\ntrading and the abolition of forced labor.\nThe delay In the receipt of a reply from\nBelgium Is Interpreted to mean that the\nSURE\nSAFE AND PROFITABLE\nClosa In property In a growing nity Is the most\nprofitable investment.\n$2109 Will Buy a Two-Story frame\nDwelling\nWith good fcrondatlon, hall and four good rooms\npantry and summer kitchen, three bedrooms and\nfloor. Modern conveniences. The lot Is well lent\ntree trom stone. Gjod woodshed; alley In rear ot\nstreet, between Ward and Stanley.\nTerms, $1000 Cash, Balance Arranged\nto Suit Purchaser\non the first floor, also\nbathroom on second\n;<], perfectly level and\nlot Situated on Silica\nThe house an this property could not be built\nare ottering the property.' Apply to\ntoday for the price we\nTOYE & COMPANY, Xsu^r-\nj_\nALMOST GIVEN UP\n\"FRUIT-A-TIVES\" SAVED HIS LIFE\nMr. Dingwall was Superintendent of\nSt. Andrews Sunday School in Williams\ntown for nine years and License Commissioner for Glengarry \u2014 and Tax\nCollector for Charlottenljurg\u2014for\nfourteen years continuously. Read liow\nstrongly Mr. Dingwall comes out in\nfavor of \"Fruit-a-tives.\u2022*\nWilliamstown, Ont., April 5th., 1907.\nI have much pleasure in testifying to\nthe almost marvellous benefit I have\nderived from taking \"Fruit-a-tives.\" I\nwas a life long sufferer from Chronic\nConstipation aud the only, medicine I\never secured to do me any real good was\n\"Fruit-a-tives.\" This medicine enred\nme when everything else failed. Also,\nlast spring, I had a severe attack of\nbladder trouble with kidney trouble, and\n\"Fruit-a-tives\" cured these complaints\nfor me, when the physician attending\nme had practically given me up. I am\nnow over eighty vears ol age and I can\nstronghly recommend \"Fruit-a-tives\"\nfor Chronic Constipation and bladder\nand kidney trouble. This medicine ia\nmild like fruit, is easy to wkc, but most\neffective iu action. 14?\n' Sj*d) Umes Pingwau*\n\u2022* Fruit-a-tives *' \u2014 or \" Fruit Liver\nTablets'! are jtol\/1 by uValrrsat 50c a box\n-6 for p. so- or will be sent on receipt\nof priee-. Fruit-a-lives Limited, Ottawa,\ngovernment tlhds li difficult tn comply with\nGreat Britain's demands, probably owing to\nthe altitude of numerous companies hold\nIng monopoly oatnitissioiis;\nPROFESSIONAL CARDS\nMURPHY & FISHER\nOTTAWA\nBarristers, Solicitors, etc.\nParliamentary, Dep-11 tmenul and Patent\nOffice Agent, practice before Railway Commission.\nCHAS. MURPHY- HAROLD FISHER.\nS. 8. FOWLER\nMINING ENGINEER\nNELSON, B. C.\na. l. Mcculloch\nHYDRAULIC ENGINEER\nPROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR\nP. O. Box 41.\nOffice Phone B86. Residence Phone B74.\nOffice: Over McDermid and McHardy.\nBaker Street Nelson, B. C.\nWM. 3. DREWRY\nA. M. Can. Soc. C. E.\nDOMINION AND BRITISH COLUMBIA LAND SURVEYOR\nMining Work a Specialty.\nOffice: Room 10, K. W. C. Block, V. O.\nBox 434.\nBaker St. Nelson, B. C.\nC. J. CAMPBELL\nProrincial Assayer\nAnalytical Chemist\nBox 10, New Denver, B. C. Phone IA\nP. C. Green. P. P. Burden. A. H. Green.\nGreen Brothers tic Harden\nCIVIL ENGINEERS\nDominion and British Columbia Land\nSurveyors\nP. O. Box 145 Phone B261\nCor. Victoria and Kootenay Sts.\nNELSON, B. C.\nDrawings and Specifications\nPrepared for Patents, Etc., and Patent\nRights secured. Apply to\nG. C. MACKAY\nP. O. Box 870 Nelson, B. C.\nMechanical and Structural Work Designed and Supervised.\nW. J. H. HOLMES\nCIVIL ENGINEER AND MINE SURVEYOR, PROVINCIAL LAND\nSURVEYOR, KASLO, B. C.\nTen years' experience In the Kootenays. Honor graduate, 1891, Royal Military College of Canada, Kingston.\na. a black\nB. C. LAND SURVEYOR\nOFFICE-OVER ROYAL BANK\nP. O. Box 147 Nelaon B. 0.\nMcKAY & RAHAL\nHow Shoeing, Carriage Work and antral BlackBmithlng.\nP. O. Box Ul Telephone AIM.\nWard Street, \\. Nelson B. O.\nFOR RENT\nFOR RENT\u2014Newly furnished room in private family, all modern conveniences. Central location, $6 per month. Apply P.O.\nbox 4G5. \u00bbi-t!\nFOR RENTVFurnished rooms, WB 1*2 Baker street, opposite Queen's hotel. 298-26\nFOR RENT\u2014Seven-roomed house, furnished, modern, garden and fruit, on car line;\nno children. Apply T.R.S., care The Daily\nNewB. 810-6\nFOR'RENT\u2014 Furnished rooms all modern\nconveniences. Apply Daily News. 310-6\nFOR RENT\u2014Nicely furnished rooms, 214\nVictoria street. 307-28\nFOR RENT, \u2014 Four unfurnished rooma,\nsuitable for housekeeping. Apply 509\nCedar stieet. 311-6\nFOR RENT\u2014Small furnished house, all\nmodern, lawn and fruit trees. i Apply 318\nRobson street. . 1-6\nHOTEL DIRECTORY\nSilver King Hotel\nBAKER ST., NELSON.\nE. DALZIEL, PROPRIETRESS.\nSituated in most central part of Baker\nSt. Rooms and dining room under supervision of proprietress. Only white\nhelp employed. Bar is one of the best\nappointed in the city.\nNelson Hotel Bar\nBAKER ST., NELSON.\nBest appointed In the City.\nFinest Liquors and Cigars.\nINK & WARD, Prop..\nBAETLETT HOUSE\na W. BARTLETT, PROP.\nThe best $1 a day house in\ntown. A Miner's Home.\nKOOTENAY HOTEL\nMRS. MALLBTTE, Proprietress.\nA home for everybody. Every convenience given to the travelling public. Electric Piano. Culsiiii unexcelled. Rates $1\nper day. *.\nITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE\nTa Ml Wfwt Ym Have lo Mil and lo Bay What\nYoa tlave to H, lo Ito Beit Marten li lo Protpor\nONE HAN\u2014and a want ad.\u2014will sell a house while another man Is\nwondering whether an ad. would pay. M you advertise, there will not\nbo so many \"Us to bother you.\nRATES\u2014One Cent a word au lasue. six insertions for the price\nof four when paid in advance.\nADVERTISEMENTS for these columns received up to 9 p. m. (or\npublication next day.\nTelephone 144 THE DAILY NEWS\nHELP WANTED\nNELSON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY\nJ. H. LOVE, Manager, ,\nWANTED\u2014Waitress, nurse girl, glrla for\nhousework.\nWESTERN CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT\nAGENCY-SEMI-FREE\nTo tht employers of labor. We supplj\n\u25a011 kinds of la'jor such as miners, lumbermen, ranch help, cooks, waiters, eto. Ad\ndress all communications to Box 663. Nelion, B. C.\nWANTED - A launch iuilUkr, highest\nwages paid, wilte or tali Lindsay's- boat-\nhouse, ara-tt\nWANTED-Nurse girl. Apply Mrs. Mc-\nQuanle, 311 Cedar j-.tr.eet. 310-5\nWANTED\u2014Experienced lady stenographer\nand bookkeeper, geeks position.' Refer-'\netioes. Box ___, Dally News. Sl'l-t\nFOR 8ALE\nSherbrooke House\nNELSON, B. C.\nOne minute's walk from C. P. R. station.\nCusisine unexcelled; well heated and ventilated.\nBOYER BROS., Proprietors.\nGEO. ft PLAYLE\nACCOUNTANT' NELSON, B.C.\nOffice Over Royal Bank\n\u25a0Books opened and closed, special systems\ndAlsed, cost systems installed,, mining accounts kept, statements prepared, auditing.\nLAKEVIEW HOTEL\nCOR. HALL AND VERNON Big.\nW. CAMPBELL, Proprietor.\nTwo blocks from Cltj Wharf. The best\ndollar a day* house In Nelson.\nNO CHINESE EMPLOYED.\nARLINGTON HOTEL\nP. E. GRIFFITH, PROP.\nTHE HOTEL OF SLOCAN CITY, B.C.\nHeadquarter* tor mining and commercial\nmen- the borne of tbe rancher, the lumberjack and pro&pector. Come once and you\nwill come again. ____\nYMIR.\nWALDORF HOTBL, YMIR, B. C.\u2014\nHeadquarters for Mining and Commercial men. Most comfortable hotel In tbe\ndistrict. Sample rooms in connection.\nGeorge Coleman, proprietor.\nHOTEL BROOKLYN, PHOENIX, B. C\u2014\nThe only up to date hotel In Phoenix.\nNew from cellar to roof. Best sample\nrooms In the Boundary. Bath room in\nconnection. Steam heat. Opposite Great\nNorthern depot, Jas. Marshall, prop.\nARROWHEAD.\nTHE UNION HOTEL, ARROWHEAD\u2014\nSpecial attention given to commercial\nmen and tow-late. Flrat class sample\nrooms. Finest scenery Ib British Columbia, overlooking Upper Arrow lake, ; W.\n3. Llghtburne. proprietor. \\\nwe-thin\n..ornc It!\nt I \u25a0havV.\niyibe. ok\nxceptionJ\nhjlmf.\nlie bay\nle, bel\nli* YOU WANT A HOUSE\nDon't think prices will ever be low.\nNelson. If you are looking for a home jC1\nwill pay you to call and see what\nThe very thing that suits you may\nmy list. Some of the terms are exception*\nally easy, for instance, a small cash\nment just to bind the bargain and the\nance monthly should suit most people,\nter than renting as you are making a good\nInvestment for the price of rent. If you\nhave cash a liberal allowance will be made\non purchase price.\nHowever, if you would sooner rent I will\nhave some houses about Muy 1 and would\nadvise you to leave your name an soon as\npossible; they won't go begging for long.*\nHUGH W. ROBERTSON\n322 Baker St P. O, Box 534\nA83AYER8\nE. W. WIDDOWSON, ASSAYER (PRO-\nvlncial, Metallurgical Chemist. Charges:\nGold, Sliver, Copper or Lead, $1 each;\nGold-Silver, $1.50; Silver-head, $1.50; Zinc,\n$2; Sliver-Lead-Zinc, tl; Gold, ^liver-Copper or Lead, |2,50. Accurate assays; careful sampling, and prompt attei*%m. P.O.\nBox AllOS, Nelson, B.C.\nASSAYERS' SUPPLIES.\nTHE B. C. ASSAY ft CHEMICAL 8UP-\nply Co., Ltd., Vancouver, B. C.\u2014Importers and Dealers In Assay-era' Supplies.\nSole agents In British Columbia for the\ncelebrated Battersea, Crucible, Scorlflers\nand Muffles and Wm. Alnsworth * Co.'s\nfine Balances, Chemical and physical\nApparatus, C. P. Aclls and Chemical\nPlatinum, Sodium and Potassium Cyanide, Quicksilver, Carbonate and Blcrsr-\n' bonate of Soda, Borax, Borax Glass,\nWlvftr. Free Lead and Mtharm.\t\nFOR SALE-C.P.lt. houseboat, completely\nfurnished, wilt accommodate ten people,\nnow lying at Nelson shipyards. Houseboat\nin thorough repair, newly painted 1907, can\nbe Inspected any time on application to\nSupt. J. C. Gore, Nelson, B.C., who will\nfurnish all particulars on application. 112\nFOR SALE-Eggs from prize winning stock\nWh'.ta Wyandottes exclusively; eggs $:.\nper setting. Write for price on Incubator\nlots, or eal) and see the stock, N. 1. Ket-\ntlewell, Chatham St., NeUon. 2%-tt\nFOR SALE \u2014 Brick building, two stores,\nwith stone basements at a sacrifice. Apply C. Jlszkowicz. 280-tf\nFOR SALE\u2014Five roomed house, newly\nrenovated, 50x120 lot, near high school.\nApply ShoeBhop, Hall street, 251-tf\nFOR SALE\u2014Two gasoline launches In first\nfiass shape at the greatest bargain we\never offered In Nelson, Write or call at\nLindsay's Boathouse, or box 34. 277-tf\nFOR SALE-Cottagc and two lots on Mill\nstreet, close to Stanley. Apply on premises. Adress R.L., Daily News. 308-6\nEGGS FOR SALE-Pure bred Buff Orpington and White Wyandotte eggs, 12 per\nsetting. J. Cook, Creston, B.C. ,306-26\nFOR SALE \u2014 BrltlBh Queen strawberry\nplants, most prolific, best shipping berry,\nalso Magoons, JS per thousand. Cuthbert\nraspberry plants, $2 per hundred. John\nHoughton, Crawford Bay. 293-32\nFOR SALE \u2014 Eggs for hatching, White\nWyandotte and Barred .Rocks, $1.50 per\nsetting. One day old chicks, above breeds,\n25c. each. Black Minorca eggs, 12.00 per\nsetting. Apply M. B. Edwards, Hume Addition. 293-2.\nFO RSALE\u2014Good work team horses, about\n2800 lbs. also a team about 3100, In good\ncondition. J. B. Wlnlaw. 310-tf\nFOR SALE\u2014Caribou Ranch Stock. Eggs\nfor hatching from thoroughbred Black\nMinorca -stock; also White Wyandottes, aa\nting of IS. $1.50. Capt. PaddOil, Caribou\nRanch, Grey's Creek. 311-tf\nFOR SALE\u201420 acreB fruit land, good soil,\nfew acres cleared, building-*,, lake front,\nUrfty's creek, at a bargain. Apply Stubbs\nLd \u2022Kits, Baker street. ' 311-G\nPC-It SALE \u2014 Very handsome dark bay\nkeltilng, about 1100 lbs., rising five; excel-\nJcmt saddle horse, nice paces, semi-broken\n\\o harness, very gentle, splendid disposition 'land perfect pet,1 very stylish, no vice\n' f__md ^perfectly sound, would make a fine\n\u25a0ttayiHtr for the city, price $225; owner going\n'$*vTonly reason for selling. Can be jjeen\nufly time. Address H.C., care manager\nDally News. 312-3\nFOR SALE\u2014Five roomed house In Nelson,\n$250. Apply R.K., Daily News. 312-6\nGRAFTING AND PRUNING\nFRUIT TREE GRAFTING AND PHUN-\nIng; large trees transplanted; stock of\nscions ot best annual bearing varieties\nkept on hand; work successfully ^done.\nLeave orders early at L. Pogue's. 615 Victoria street, Nelson. \u2022. ttrt-t.\n\/\nFOR SALE-Thoroughbred S.H. Fox Ter-\nrler.pups, three weeks old; ready to leave\nIn another three weeks. By \"Gentleman\nJoe\" (by champion \"Corer-ea Revelry\"\nto \"Judy,\" by champion \"King Elf\") ex\n\"Heddon Lilac,\" imported (by champion\n\"Dauntless,\" by champion \"Dreadnought'\nto champion \"Donna Fortuna\" to \"Lilac'\nby \"St. Leger'\" to \"Brokenhurst Violet.\"\nThese pups arc of the finest and purest\nof blood. Prices $25 to $50 each. Copy of\npedigree to* bona fide purchasers. Apply\nC.G., curb The Dally News,. 312-3\nTOMATO, MELON, CUCUMBER PLANTS\n\u2014strong, forward, transplanted; a few\nfrom pots. Order now, J. T. Bealby, ^box\nSA7, Nelson, B.C. . 1-26\nEARLY CABBAGE ft CELERY PLANTS-\nBealby, box 597, Nelson, B.C. 1-28\nMAGOON STRAWBERRY PL ANTS-\nReudy' now. Bealby, box 897, Ntlson,\nB.C. l-2\u00ab\nDAHLIAS\u2014Ready after 21th May. Best\nstrains and largest selection In B.C. J.\nT. Bealby, box 897. Nelson, B.C. 1-26\nFOR SALE\u2014Horse and wagon. Apply the\nFalrview Dairy. - 2-jJ\nlost\nLOST\u2014Necklace of dark Drones. Finder\napply The Daily News, 310-6\nLOST-Wil! the \"gentleman\" who stole e\nbrown spaniel and took seme up the lake\nIn Astley's launch, kindly return same to\nThe Dally News. ,, 1-6\nWANTED - MISCELLANEOUS\n10,000 POSITIONS FOR OUR GRADUATES!\nlast year. Men and women to learn barber trade In eight weeks; toots free; more\npositions than we can supply; graduates\nearn $15 to $25 weekly. Catalogue free.\nMoliler System colleges, 301 Front, Ave,,\nSpokane.\nWANTED\u2014Highest price paid for second\nhand furniture at Dent's Second Hand\nstore. Vernonn St. 271\u2014t.f.\nWANTED\u2014W. J. HABGOOD, Next P. O.,\nWard St, First class boot repairing\n272.t. f.\nWANTED\u2014Cleaning and pressing, phone\nDriscoll, 355. Suits called for and dcliveiea.\nBaker street, opposite Queen's hotel. 276-24\nWANTED-Employment by an experienced\ngardener. Apply W.H, Cooper, Westley,\nB.C. 304-1$\nWANTED\u2014Experienced male stenographer\nand bookkeeper seeks position. Well acquainted with the real estate business. Apply P.O, box 465. 304-tf\nSALESMAN WANTED-Wlth experience In\nboots and shoes, clothing and men's furnishings. Apply by letter to D.B., at Dally\nNews office. 316-tt\nWANTED\u2014Young girl wanis situation at\nlight huusewo: k or nurse gin. Address\nM. M., Dully News. 310-6\nWANTED-BartcndiT, just arrived, wishes\nposition. Add.-ess P.P. Dally News. 311-S\nWANTED\u2014Weaned calves, apply stating\nage, weight and price to the undersigned.\nJos. Bradahawi Nelson, B.C. 1-6\nWANTED\u2014Gurden to dig by day or contract. Apply to P.O. box 882, Nelson. 1-6\nWANTED-1000 cedar poles, green cut cured\n\"Jo feet, with 7 inch tops, quote lowest\nprice f.o.b. cars. Apply box 900, Rossland,\nB.C. , 1-6-\nWaNTED-Wc want 200 to 1000 acres ot\nland, located on the Siocan railway between Siocan Junction nnd Siocan City.\nLand must be level, free from xo.:-i rnd\neasy to clear. Price and terms must be\nliberal. Send particulars with blue print\nto McDermid and HcHardy. 1-6-\nWANTED \u2014 Experienced millman. millwright und assayer, seeks situation. References exchanged. Address R. R-.-ddin,\ngeneral delivery, Phoenix, B.C . 2-1\nWANTED\u2014Two places on north shore.\nWest Arm, must be waterfront, between.\nNelson and 6-Mile, One to live acres. Apply Wolverton and Co. 2-6\nWANTED\u201415 mlllwilghts al once. Apply\nforeman Patrick Lumber Co., Crescent.\nValley, B.C. 2-d\nWORKINGMAN'S EMPLOYMENT\nAGENCY\nWANTED-Glrls for housework, nurse girt*.\nwomen for small hotel $35 and $30, boat\nbuilder, four women cooks and edgi-rman.\nPOSITIONS WANTED - By circular or\nband sawyer, 15 years' experience, edger*\nman, long experience, mechanics und cooks.\nFRUIT LANDS--I1SO0 buys ten acres at\nCrawford bay, 3 acres cleared, balance\neasily cleared, water for irrigation, water\nfront, 4 room house, large chicken house*,\none-third cash, balance one und two years.\n$950 BUYB 9 1-2 acres Queen bay, lake front,\neasily cleared, $250 cash, balance easy-\nterms.\nSNAPS In Fruit Lands all along, the West\nArm of Kootenuy-luke, en Kootenay river,\nSiocan valley, Columbia river and Grand-\nForks.\nTHE L-A^T CHANCE to get the very beBt.\ngovernment lands at regular government\nprices; $100 only per quarter section will be*,\nadded for locating settlers. No-money to'1\nbe paid until land Is examined and accepted by settler. This Is about a mile and a\nhalf from the railway; and about four mlle\u00bb\nfrom station. Other good government lands.\nIn large or small tracts, on or near railway.\nThese are the \\ery choic-st of fruit lands.\n$2700 HOUSE with nine rooms, cabin or-\nthree rooms, barn, one lot, rents at $46\nper month .\n$650 Cottage, with four rooms, one lot; $600\ncttsh, balance, terms.\n$1900 MODERN HOUSE of seven rooms,.\n$900 cash, balance eusy terms.\n$2000 SIX room modern cottage, one. lot.\n$650 TWELVE lots, cultivated and planted\nwith trees, water for Irrigating, also city\nwater.\n$1850 HOUSE of seven rooms, large wood\nshed and chicken house, two Jots .cultivated, fruit trees bearing, with all kinds of\nsmall fruits, terms on part,\nFOR RENT\u2014Flat of four rooms, $16 per\nmonth.\nFURNISHED cottage, five rooms, modern,.\n$26 per motith. -\nTHREE splendid furnished rooms for\nhousekeeping.\nFURNISHED and unfurnished loomi.\nHOUSE und lot and fruit lands at Fruitvale\nW. Parker, phone 2Si; P.O. box ttt.\n SATURDAY APRIL i\n\u00a9he IfcUg Vew*.\nft.\nPASS\nThe Housewife's Delight\nIS A CUP OF DELICIOUS and REFRESHING\n\"SALADA\"\nTEA '\nPacked Only in Sealed Lead Packages to Preserve\nIts Many Excellent Qualities\nLEAH PACKETS ONLY \u00bb\u00a3\u00a3?&$ %& * AT ALL GBOCEBS\nCAMPBELL & ROBB\nOONTRAQTORB AND BUILDER8\nE8TIMATES GIVEN\nJobbing Promptly Attended to\nSHOP, VICTORIA ST., OPPOSITE OPERA HOUSE P. 0. Sox 4S6\nA Fresh Shipment\nOf No. 1 Canadian Haras and Bacon just received.\nThese goods are Lean, Sweet and Well SmoXed, satisfactory alike to\nSeller and User.. ALU TABLE DELICACIES IN SEASON.\nP. BURNS & 00, Limited\nNBLSON, KASLO ROSSLAND and BOUNDARY.\nVX&XX&XSSS&SSXlX&^tXtt^\nGriffin Brand\nBlood ft Bone Fertilizer for building up your land\nand raising fancy fruit, vegetables and flowere.\nWrite us for full Information.\nJ. Y. Griffin & Co.\nFront Street\nNelson, B. C.\nTWENTY-ONE MILLIONS\n} PUBLIC UTILITIES IN ONTARIO MAKB\nRETURNS\nHAD INCOME OP $545,176 FOR LAST\nYEAR\n.Toronto, April 2-t-Flgureg compiled by tlie\nrailway board in their second annual report show that tlie total Investment In\npublic utilities in the province Is 121.821.561\nof which over 19 millions are In waterworks,\ni During the year public utilities yielded\ni to the municipalities owning thorn a pl'O-\ni fit of 1545.1(6 after paying ull charges and\ngiving a service on a \n\u25a0line majUx offend you 1\nWv\u00a3\\ \u2666 \u2666 \u2666 \u2666\nUMwuain Intelligent thmlttor wcwtt,\nIn need onanof from waatatttfrutmnmow.\npain and nUju then It means much Co\nngncjM \u00ab\u00bb mSjmm ^immm-** hf\ndru-rrm, fur tbe cure of wom-in-.llli,\n\u25a0**\u2022\u00bb\u2022\u00bb *\nTbe makers ot Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, for the cure of weak, nervous, rundown. OTBi-worked, debilitated, pain-ncked\nwomen, knowing' this medicine to be made op\nof Ingredients, every one of which has the\nstrongest possible Indorsement of the leadlnr\nand standard authorities of the several\nschools of practice, are perfectly willing, and j\nIn fact, are only too glad to print, as they do,\ntbe formula, or list Of Ingredients, ot whleh\nIt is composed, to pi**. -Bnoli**. on every\nbottle-wrapper.\n\u25a0*\u2022**\u2666\u2666\nThe formula of Dr. Pierce's Fa-rorito Prescription will bear tho most critical examination of medical experts, for It contains no '\nalcohol, narcotics, harmful, or hablt-formlnr\ndrugs, and do agent enters Into It that is not\nhighly recommended by the moat advanced '\nand leading medical teachers and anthor- '\n(ties of their several schools of practice, \\\nThese aotbortt.es recommend the Ingredient!\nof Br-rfrr*V\u00bb n-.ijnie Mre-jcrHpllon'I'oTihf\ncure of \u00ab..-.\u25a0\u00bb ih. mg allmeni, J^SSSj\nthli>orl-l-firn-I ry-t-Mclne|^ *d\u00bbte\u00abj-~\"\n* \u2666 * ~w \u2666\nNo other medicine for woman's ms haa any\n\u25a0rach professional endoraoment u Dr.Ptaiee'a\nFavorite Prescription haarocelTod. to tbeun-\nQuallfled recommendation of each of lta\nseveral Ingredients by scores of leading medical men of all the schools ot practice, fj\nsnch an endonemenk not worthy of yam\nconsideration?\n*\u2666\u2666\u2022\u2666'\nA booklet of lngredlentA wtth nmmtom\nKUtboraUve profeslonal endorsements by tho\nleading medical authorities of this countiy,\nwin be mailed fru to any one sendtnf name\nand address wtth reqoest for sa\nDr. B. T. Pkuce, Buffalo, N. T.\nrc MEAGHER'S\nStore\nolowiat\n6 p.m.\nw\nUV WeJr*Uthe$aMtot*4l6rU\u00bbMoBer\nit\/\nih\nit\/\nif\/\nil\/\nii\/\nif\/f\nif\/\n\\i7\nil\/\nd\/\nif\/\ni#\nil,\n9)\nOiitMtthfEwrrWyirtTWIlKtfwrt %\nBuy Your Curtains Here\nThere are many reasons why you should buy your curtains and curtain mualins here, but chiefly\nthe (act that ws can give you greater selection, better values and exclusive patterns, Buying as we\ndo, direct'from the manufacturers and in such quantities as entitles us to every price conesslon, we\nare In a position to give you the goods at much less than the ordinary merchant can and besides we\ngive you patterns that are entirely different from any shown elsewhere. COMB TODAY.\nNottingham Lace Curtains\nIn full 3% yard length, lock stitched edge, very newest designs;at, the pair ..J1.00, $1.50, $2.00 to $5.00.\nIrish Point Curtains\nIn very newest patterns, ?,% yards land and 34 In. wide; especially good value, at $5, $6.50, $8, to $14.\nBrussells Net Curtains\nIn very line quality, newest designs; at, the pair, $5.00, $7.00, $10.00 to $14.50.\nNew Lace Curtains\nIn two-tone effect; made of very line cream net; edged with heavy ecru; the very newest; at $10.00.\n$12.50, $16.50 and $20.00.\nNew Madras Muslin\nIn white, ecru, cream and assorted colors; very newest designs; at, per yard, 90c, 75c, 65c, to 35c. New\nruffled muslin and Ruffled net for curtains; at, per yard, 65c, 50c, 35c to 20c.\nMEAGHER & CO.\n\u2022***\u00bb-5.**\u00bb.!C.*\u00ab'. cents.\ndays and arrangements a:e being made\nwhich we hope will result In big Hales.\nThe Procter Lumber company Is busy\nshipping lumber to many points,\nDivine service will be conducted in the\nchurch at Balfour next Sunday by the\nRev. C. W, Reynolds \u00abt 1*);30 tun, nnd It la\nto be Imped that u good itinioul Will be\naccorded.\nMrs. Masson of Toronto, having heard of\nthe Procter district, as a summer resort\narrived here last Wednesday and Is much\nJinpresVd with the Hui-roundlniy*. She\nIntends to spend a few months here.\nO. K. Appleton of Carville is visiting his\nrelatives here.\nMr. and Mrs. R. E. Oliver gave a small\nwh'.st party last Tuesday night, when a\nnumber of residents were Invited. Mr. and\nMiss Alit-ter Fraser of Glasgow, Scotland,\nare also spending a few days with them.\nBorn at Procter, on April 21st, to tlie wjfe\nof R. H. lien on, a daughter.\nEnd J. Summons' house is now nearlng\ncompletion.\nHAD ROADS\nSTREET BOOTS\nPor the woman who walka we\nhave an interesting\nStreet Boots.\nFirm, well made Shies are Essential to every woman whot\ngoes shopping or is obliged to\nbe on her feet any length of\ntime.\nOur Street Boots are handsomely made of Arm nit pllabTe\nleathers, stylish in\ncomfortable to the Dot\n$2.50 to lo.OO\nshape and\n\u25a0.. TEe Royal\nR. Andrew &\nCompany\nPROCTER NEWS\n(Special to The Dally New.)\nProcter, April 84\u2014Till. dUtrlct ha\u00ab had a\nnumber of land seekers looking- Into the\npossibilities of settling here the la\u00bbt few\nSub-Division\nof lot 3333\nFive Blocks Will\nBe on the Market\nApril 17\nEnquire at\nUK CABINET OKAI STfltt\nO. B. Matthew, Prop.\nSt.\nOne From Fernle to Hosmer Is In Disgraceful Condition\n(Special to The Dally News)\nFernle, April 21\u2014Rupert Dunlop, u brake-\nman on the Monlsaey, Fernle and Michel\nrailway, was arrested by constable A,\nSampson of the provincial police force, on\nthe charge of seduction. He appeared before the magistrate yesterday morning for\nu preliminary hearing nnd after the taking\nof some Important evidence the case wus\nadjourned.\nAnother Important industry will soon be\nIn operation here, the new brick works\nhaving been nearly completed and ready\nfor business, The works will be a- valuable\nacquisition to Ft.inle, adding crmsldeiably\nto the already respectable payroll disbursed every month.\nChief Pcnnywlck of the city police torce\nhad the misfortune to sprain his ankle\nrather badly yesterday and will be confined to his room for a few days.\nThe roads in this district are a disgrace\nto the government, the one between here\nand Hosmer being in a particularly bad\ncondition and unsafe for traffic. The\namount of money paid by the district Into\nthe coffers of the provincial treasury entitles it to more consldeiation and better\ntreatment at thu hands of the government\nand it is a pity they cannot te made feel\ntheir responsibility.\nA very enjoyable muslcalc was given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. A. tf. Cree. ut\nher beautiful residence on Howland avenue\nIn honor or Miss Alexander, who ls shortly leaving for England.\nJEW SUICIDES\nBrother-In-I-aw of Rothschild Who Lost\nln Big Speculations\nParis. April 24-Frlta Perrugia, brother-\nin-law of Leopold de Rothschild, who la\nprominently .Identified with the Anglo-Jew*\nish association of London, committed suicide today in his* apa:tments at the Orand\nhotel here. HI* motive for killing himself\nis not known, but It la eipected that he had\nlost heavily through spe\npany promoted by Henri\nwas recently arrested\ncharge of swindling on an\nMr. Perrugia conducted a\nin. London.'\nJ\nLtlnn In the com-\nRochette, who\nPails on the\nenormous scale.\nmnktng business\nUNIVERSAL ADMIRATION\nPortugal's Young King Stands for a\nSquare Deal With the People\nLisbon, Anrll 24.\u2014KNig Manuel has\nannounced his intention of personally\nrefunding .the value lit the; missing\ncrown Jewels to the royal treasury. His\nattitude has caused universal admiration. When king Miguel! was deposed as\nruler of Portugal in 1834, the crown\njewels, valued at $2,000,000, were confiscated and deposited In the Bank ot\nPortugal as the properly of tbe state.\nRecently the republican press ban\ncharged that absolute proof existed of\nthe fact that a large portion ot the\njewels had been tsold without the can*\nbent o{j parliament to meet the *exJ\n)V&&Zr&Z^^\nas Best\nHazlewoo.\nIce Crear\nIs made from Pure Sweet Cr,\nSugar and the Flavoring,\ncheap powder used as a i\nOur Soda Drinks are made\npure Aerated Water charged\nwith carbonic gas at 17(\npressure. Absolutely no\nratus and no Alkali.\nS. H. Seaney\nPhone 208\nBaker St.\nimssmtMX&xsm&e&s&si\nA. E. G. CORJWELL\nBAKER AND CONFECTIONER\nBest Quality Cakes, Blaculla and\nPastry.\nOrders Carefully Executed.\nTelephone 351. Chatham St.\nNELSON. B. C.\nBRAIDWOOD BROS., Butchers\nWe have opened a new Meat Market In\nMcDermid Block, Water stieet, and\nwould like Falrview residents' trade,\nalso a share of the city trade. Will\nguarantee prompt delivery and give satisfaction In the followlngs lilies: Beef,\nPork, Mutton, Fish, Smoked Meats,\nLard, etc.\nFOR SALE\nGood business on Baker St\nbargain. Apply E. K., Daily\nNews.\neet, at a\n1, 306-15\nNEW BOOKS\nPfrcy\nMy Lady of Cleve, by\nly, cloth \t\nPrisoners of Chance,\n. Parrlsh \t\nThe Fair Moon ot Bath,\nEllis \t\nSongs of a Sourdough,\nlustrated Edition ..\nOrdinary Edition ..\nSingle Copies by mall\nor more copies delivered\nCANADA\nJrHart-\n 11.60\nby Randall\n 1.60\nby Ellaibsth\n. 1.60\nDe Luxe II-\n. 1.76\n. l.Of\nlOceitra. Four\ntree.\n__j_________jnn___\n&DRUG\npenses of the royal household.\nKing Manuel thereupon ordered that\nan Inventory be taken, and this proved\nthat jewels to the value of 925,000 were\nmissing. The government of the Bank\nof Portugal was questioned and admitted the removal of the precious stones,\nbut declared that the sale had been\nmade upon tbe urgent demand of king\nCarlos, who desired to meet certain\npressing debts ot the royal houshold in\norder to avoid a scandal.\nRESCUED AND ARRESTED\nVictoria, April 24\u2014While endUvortng to\nescape the local police in search for him\nupon telegraphic Instructions from Vancouver, Frederick Krug, alias Marshal), In\ntrying to jump from the outward bound\nMamma to the dock, fell short and had a\nnarrow escape from drowning last night\nabout 8 o'clock. Me was rescued by tho\nbystanders on the wharf and is now confined at the police station awaiting the arrival of an officer from Vancouver,\nKrug, who says his name if Marshall,\nIs wanted In tho city for alleged crooked-\nnesH In a deal for coal with the'captain\nof the steamer Henrietta. He was on his\nway to Australia, he states, tj> engage ln\nwool buying for a New Tork firm.\nChemical fertilizers\nAnother car haa arrived, and quite a\nlot of it shipped out already;\nI*t ua Impress upon yon that an early\napplication gives the beat results,\nThe \"B\" Brand Ib a Complete Fertilizer for Fruit Trees, Small Frulla, Potatoes, Roots and Garden Truck,\nThe Brackman-Ker\nMilling Co., Ltd.\nfor the\nNext few\nDays Only\nCanned Pineapple, 15c Can\nGal. Blue Plums, 60c Can\nCanned Cherries, 25c Can\n\u25a0WILL NOT APPEAL\nToronto, April 24\u2014The boar* of control\nhai decided not to further appeal tho II*\ncense reduction bylaw.\nMrs. Mary Metcalfe, the womjrc who forged the signature of Mrs. Josenhlne Malier\nBELL TRADING CO., Baker Street\nSweet Peas In Separate Colors\nBEST SELECTION OF*THE MAN? DIFFERENT SHADES.\nOUR GARDEN 8EED3 ARE SELLING FAST. COME AND GET BUSY\nWITH YOURS. MAIL ORDERB FILLED PROMPTLY.\nWM. RUTHERFORD, \u00bb>\"\u2022\u00ab\u25a0*\u25a0 gM\n(sssixs&ii'.ixs&si'a'xtssxsa -&x&ss&s^yi&y,i)!zi>wxsx&!zz$$s)!te&v.\nFarm Implements\nWe Can\nSave You\nMoney\nWe are the Kootenay headquarters for all kinds ot Implement!, Including the \"Planet Jr.\" and Iron Age garden tools. Plows, Cultivators, Harrows, Spray Pumps, \"Buc'o\" Cultivators, Poultry Netting and\nseeds. WRITE US.\nNELSON HARDWARE Co.\nSEED AND IMPLEMENT HOUSE\nPhone 15. NELSON, B. a\nV***8*\u00bb-**>*******t*\u00bb*'>*****<*<\u00bb^\nx*xess&tB&et)s&soM&estoesis&&\n\u25a0W^K'S.'MKiS4t$SS$l*U#XSi\n* Fruit Ranch for Sale\n* \\\n125 acres, only two miles west of Nelaon on Kootenay Lake and the\nCanadian Pacific Railway. 25 acres set out in apples, cherries, plums,\npeaches, pears and other small fruits, 40 acreB more can be planted.\n1000 trees now bearing and 1200 more will bear in one and two years;\nalso 500 trees In nursery. This is the oldest fruit farm ln the district\nand considered the hest\nFor price and terms, apply to owners,\nMcCALLUM HILL A CO, Reglna, Sask., or to W. R. HULBERT,\nat the ranch, Nelson, B. C.\nBONNINGTON ORCHARDS\nI have sub-dlvlded my 564 acre fruit ranch Into tracts ot from 8 to\n20 acres, some Improved with buildings, fruit trees, strawberries, etc.\nSome cleared ready for planting, some unimproved.. These orchards are\nbeautifully situated, overlooking Bonnlngton Falls and Kootenay River,\n\u00bbVs miles from Nelson, 26 to 30 minutes by train. R. R. station middle\nfront of property. Three passenger trains each way daily. Hotel, store,\npost office, telephone, etc. short walking distance. Grand supply pure\nwater flumed through property. Apply in person or by letter to owner,\nJ. J. CAIWPBFLL, BONNINGTON FALLS, B. C,\nSelect\n\/Your note paper with care and consideration, as In the quality and style\nof stationery used Is reflected the taste and character of the writer.\nFor Gentlemen's use\u2014Court Parchment, Crown Parchment and Original\nMelton Mill Vellum are quite the correct thing.\nFor Ladles' use\u2014The Fabric surface papers are still sought after. The\nnew envelope with pointed lap h the lateat popular shape.\nLeading Lines now are: Highland Linen, Royal Distaff, Dignity,\nOriginal Cambric, etc.\nFlax Fabrics\u2014Countess Shape, lib. packets, 40c per lb.\nA cheap Une of medium quality paper, In Puritan Wove, Court Imperial, Wexford Weave, various sites, at 15c per quire; envlps., 10c pkg.\nCanada Drug & Book Company Ltd.\nand secured a registered letter belonging\nto the latter, was sentenced to 30 daya In\njail, by police magistrate Denlaon, Her\nplea for mercy waa not allowed.\nARRBSTRD KQR FRAUD\nToronto, April 24-Sidney Morrin and Jan.\nlUld, who are alleged to have defrauded\nToronto wholesale merchants out of l\ntw*en' six -and seven thouwanfl ilolli\nworth of goode, have been arrested In b\ndon, England and will be brought back\nCanada, for trial. Morris and Held opei\na warehouse here, ordered extensively, fr\nabout a dogfi) wholesaler*, sold tome of\ngoods and shipped the balance to the\ncountry,. fleeing there tlu-niBrtves.\n","@language":"en"}],"Genre":[{"@value":"Newspapers","@language":"en"}],"GeographicLocation":[{"@value":"Nelson (B.C.)","@language":"en"}],"Identifier":[{"@value":"Nelson_Daily_News_1908_04_25","@language":"en"}],"IsShownAt":[{"@value":"10.14288\/1.0382872","@language":"en"}],"Language":[{"@value":"English","@language":"en"}],"Latitude":[{"@value":"49.493333","@language":"en"}],"Longitude":[{"@value":"-117.295833","@language":"en"}],"Notes":[{"@value":"The Nelson Daily Miner was purchased by F.J. Deane in April of 1902 and renamed The Daily News. It changed hands again in May 1908 when it began to be printed by the News Publishing Co. managed by W.G. McMorris.","@language":"en"}],"Provider":[{"@value":"Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library","@language":"en"}],"Publisher":[{"@value":"Nelson, B.C. : F.J. Deane","@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 Touchstones Nelson Museum of Art and History: https:\/\/touchstonesnelson.ca","@language":"en"}],"SortDate":[{"@value":"1908-04-25 AD","@language":"en"},{"@value":"1908-04-25 AD","@language":"en"}],"Source":[{"@value":"Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives.","@language":"en"}],"Title":[{"@value":"The Daily News","@language":"en"}],"Type":[{"@value":"Text","@language":"en"}],"Translation":[{"@value":"","@language":"en"}],"@id":"doi:10.14288\/1.0382872"}