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v:>-*"-! ** L V.eVi ' : '■', ^SS{ '"*}, OCT 311906 Vol. 12. CRANBROOK, H.C, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, WOO. No. 4,'J. OVER THE 10RB1N ROAD The Spokane International Arranging to Open Service at Once Tin' announcement has beon unofficially made thai the lirst train ovor the new Spokane International roud will reach this cily aboul November 1. Information given out by officials of the com pany states that a freight train will leave Minneapolis October 25, via iho Soo line and Canadian Pacific, ami will enter Spokane over the Corbin road on lhe Spokane 4 Cooitr d'Alene trucks. Temporary I raffle arrangements have heen entered Into between the two local railroad companies whereby tho Spokane International is lo use the tracts of the Graves roud pending the completion of its own mud to lhis city. The hitler is now lhis side of Athol. Idaho and construction woik is being pushed toward this city. It has not been made known where the two lines will meet. The statement made a few days ago by general Supl IS, J. Roberts of the Spokane International that that road would enter the city within 20 days was evidently founded on lhe arrange- menl jusl made public. lilllTIKIl COLUMBIA MUN GOME. As it lilting celebration of the opening of the service on lhe new road the private car of Division Superintendent Erickson of the Canadian Pacific at Crunbrook. II. C. will be attached to the freight train when il fetiches that city, and it is expected a number of prominent citizens of Crunbrook will come through to Spokane on it. Judge J. C. Wilson, who will be one of the party from Cranbrook, states that the new line will do a big freight business and will be invaluable in tin-develop- ment of the country through which it pusses. Premier Whitney's Denial. The Times having thrown doubt upon the authenticity of the despatch received by Hon. Mr. Green on Wednesday, respecting Hon. Mr. Whitney's statement at the Inter-provincial Conference in regard to Hon. Mr McBride, tho following correspondence is reproduced: Victoria, llllli Oct.. 1(10(1. Premier Whitney, Toronto, Out., Press despatches to Victoria Tltnes,(Liberal), claim lluit you said McBride "neither frank nor sincere" in his presentation of llritish Columbia's case before conference Provincial Premiers, Kindly wire if Ihis is coi'l'OCl or not. It. I''. ClHKBN. Toronto, (Jul., 17th del.. 1000, Hon. R. P\ Croon, Victoria, B.C., The |,roi'i'i'iliiigs and discussions of the conference were absolutely coiitidential, but I will say thai ihe accusation you mention is untrue, if.P.WtiriWY. Final Survey. It is reported that the final survey of a railway up the Elk River valley will bo completed in the near future. The road will be about 40 miles long, and will be constructed by the Imperial Coal ,fe Coko Co., who have some HI coal locations ou Fording River. A Slander Nailed. The Tillies, with reckless disregard of truth and Itscustomary innuendoes, saw fit, lust night lo question the accuracy of information received by lhe Hon. Mr. Green in regard lo observations attributed lo Premier Whitney nt the Inter provincial conforonce. To set till doubts at rest, we print on the lirst page of this issue u copy of telegrams whli h passed between Mr Clroen nnd Mr. Whitnoy. These show beyond nil i|uoslion thai tin. latter did not make thr ro marks derogatory to Mr.McBride io which uui* ovonlngcontemporary has givon such gri'iil |n* i notice uml upon which il has bused its whole altiinli upon Mr. McBride. Mr- Whitney's denial is explicit nnd will lie accepted by ull honorable men. Tlie Times hud the hardihood to say thul Mr. Whitney would not deny the statement attributed to him, because ihe deliberations of the conference were held in private. Mr. Whitney hus denied il. And we muy ask our contemporary how anyone could have made the statement, if, ns h says, lhe deliberations wore held in private, und. us Mr. Whitney suys. they were confl dontial? On the face of iho fuels the statement of the Times must have been unauthorized. We know Hint it wns absolutely untrue. Victoria Colonist. TRUSTEES MEET Manager of the Sullivan Group Reports That Everything is Satisfactory. The quarterly meeiing of the directors of the Sullivan Group Mining company look place ul the offices of lhe company in the Exchange National hunk building Thursday. Bruce Clendenning, the gener-1 ,. , , , ,i , Ceo. lioiiiuson ol lumber oy al manage]', had recently ret urn- -..,.. u,.,; , , ed from the mines uud smelter of the company at Marysville, PEOPLE YOU MAY KNOW Visitors Hero anil There People Who Oome to Oranbrook and Those Who Go Away I'Yiul Allen of Milwaukee. Wis., was a Cranbrook visitor Priday X. Hanson of U'usu wus in the city Priday ou business, VV II Ilill wus nt Marysville Tuesday on business. A. McCown visited Mnrysville Wednesday on business. Win, Myers of Porl Sleele was in town Wednesday. Dr. Collin was al Kimberley Monday on professional business. Mr nml Mrs. P C. Malpas and family returned Priday lasl from un extended visit to the coast. G. E, Little and Vi. R. Angus of Vancouver were registered ul the Crunbrook Priday. Chas. Pinch was in town Monday and Weill to Mnrysville Tuesday on business. Miss Nelly Hundley wus visil- inir friends ut Mnrysville Tuos- dtiy. Pred Small look the Kimberley "Canon ball" Tuesday for Mnrysville. P. M. Rankin, of Mnrysville spent several days this week in lown. was transacting business at Cranbrook Mondiiv Eust Kootenay, B. C. He re ported that everything was going on satisfactorily; that there were several thousand Ions of ore broken at the mine ready to be shipped to the smelter, and thai enough was delivered at the works to Inst for some time. He said the coul strike at Pernie. It. C. will cause no shutdown of the Sullivan smelter for some time, \f,, \ O'Dell and J, A. Plettof at least, as there is sufficient Hamilton, Ont., were guests at coke ou hand to keep the furnaces the Cranbrook Tuesday Mr. nnd Mrs. P. Woods of Cherry Creek were in town Tuesduy. Mr. and Mrs. li. Benedick of Mayook were Cranbrook visitors Tuesduy. Mrs. 11. II McVittie returned Thursday from a visit to Edmonton running until the lasl of November. It wns also said that should it be closed for want of fuel the mines will be kepi going. The foundation for the uew Hehet'lein rousting furnace and lhe uew rock breaker are in, nnd The Caledonian Society resumed ils meetings in Ihe Watts building every second und fourth Friday in lhe month. Mr. Fred (1. Butt, of Toronto, representing lhe Ancient Order ot Foresters spent several days soon these necessary addition to j tlliss week in Crunbrook. the plant will be in commission. P. .1. Marshal, 10. C. Thompson, Southeast Kootenay Ore Shipments; k. Mocks and ,1. Pleshman, all of Vancouver were registered at Tlie week's output of Southeasl Kooienay silver-lend mines were as follows:— WEEK YK.-Ul ... 050 2ii, 117 ... (100 21,320 St. Eugene Sullivan .. the Cosmopolitan Thursday. !•', I,. Roberts, of Toronto, representing the Morgetithuler Linotype Co.. wns in lown Wed nesihty. R. R. Vales, of the Staples Lumber Co., of Wycliffe wns in the cily Tuesday on company husiness. Al Mulz, manage]' of the Fori Steele Browing Co., of Feruie wilhacapllal of $200,000, divided I was hi lhe eiiy Monday. He lefl Into 200,000 shares of one dollar | ?» Tuesday for Mnrysville und each. Toliil 1250 Hi. IliT Mining Incorporations. The Elk Valley Coul Company Limited, bus 1 n incorporated The Konlenuy Amalgamated Oil uud Coul Company, Limited Kimberley. W, .1. Nelson. C, E. Phillipsof Toronto, und II. A. Drury of Capital sl, ,i , in mii. million Ottawa, were guests at the Cran , ,.-,,, , lu ( ui'sday. shares of sl. noli, •' Will Work all Winter A man, who has jusl roturned from Vancouver, stales tlml seeing u sign in lhe window of nn employment agency in thul eiiy asking for 800 railroad graders lo work all winter, nls curiosity led him lo apply, und he loui'liocl lhat the graders wore wanted lo work at Golden for $2 per duy, board !?I.TiO per week und railway fair paid both ways, provided he would work all winter, Thus ii appears quite certain thai eon sl,ruction work on iho Kootonay Central Railroad will he con tinned throughout the winlor Wih ■ Outcrop, Canadian Immigration. The total Immigration into Canada for.Inly and August wus (15,8011, or 12,1101 greater t Imu Inr ihe siiine two mouths lusi yuur ■Nn'riri: is huroby irlvontliiil iliel'iu- len Ii.-ll will rinj. ni 8 n'eloek hulaail ul li. (i i Uu- l.-i nf Noveinlior IIIOII until Miiivli tli,' lirsi. 11)07, All persons that are entitled to vole ul ihe Municipal election should see thai theirnamoaroon the list iiy October lllsl. •Indite P. Wilson uiul Vie Rollins lefl on Friday of lasl week Inr Ihe Windermere country. .Indue Wilson nn legal business und "Vic "nun pleasure trip. I'm .III gentlemen will see the famous Kootenay and Columbia valleys iu ull its splendor, as Ihey Ini'el by slago, Rev. VV. (1. W. Fortune wil' pi'cuch in IhoProsbytorianchurch Sunday nml in ihe morning will ilillilillistnr the SlliTlilllelll nf lhe Lord's Supper, As (his will be ihe lust lime Mr. Fortune will preach before leitving for Alberta, he will be pleased io luivo iill members of ilie church, nml friends presenl. VV. li. Ross, M. I' IV of Pernie was in lown Thursday, Irn Manning wns at Fernie Sunday last. Mrs. Lester Clapp ami Mrs. Win. Clenrv visited Pernie Tuesduy. Sum. Maedonald returned Tuesilny from a visil lo llie coast II. II. Dawson of Toronto uiul i i A Wilson nl Wardner were giisets ni the Cninbrook Priday, A. Iv MeMurti'.v of Toronto wns transacting business nt Crunbrook* Friday. Mrs T. T. McVittie of Porl Sleele was a Crunbrook visitor Friday. Prank Clupp returned Friday from u business trip lo the Vnhk I'llllill ry. A. I!. Cameron of Medicine lint und .1. H. Stanley of Vancouver were registered at the Crunbrook Tuesday. VV. Murphy, representing the Barber Ellis Co., of Toronto, wns in lown Wednesday, lie made n pleasant cull nt lhe Prospector office. Mrs .1. A Bennett,,!. F. Hucli croft, X C. McK'iiistry of Mnrysville were Cranbrook visitors Tuesduy. W. Gould of Feruie. A. W Deer of London, and K.L. Roberts of Toronto were registered ul the Cosmopolitan Tuesday. If you hnve not quite made up your mind what lo give the bride rend our add, and perhaps we can help you to decide. Tate St Son "The Jewelers." The candies al "The Palm" are strict l.v fresh, and absolutely pure, made of (lie best materials, and ure the besl lhat you can buy. And you get more for your money thiin in buying any other kind. W. H. Moor of Minneapolis, und E. Smnll were in the Windermere district looking up farming laud, ll is reported that Mr. Moore represents an American syndicate who desire to get some 50.000 acres of good land for colonization purposes. Harold Jurvis. Tenor, and Wallace Graham, Reader, who appear in Wentworth Hall Oct. 81st, that is next Wednesday are not surpassed on the road to day. To hear them is lo be captivated al once and not to hear Ihem is lobe sorry ever afterwards all should hear (hem. Regular public preaching service will beheld in the Methodisl Church next Sunday as usual the pastor in charge evening subject "What the World isSeeking." All ure invited to come and lake pari in the service. Song service commences at 7.80. The curling rink is now being pushed to completion und will be titiisbed In about '.en days There is considerable talk of making an open air skating rink an x HIO feet along side of the curling rink, it will be fenced in, uud if constructed will be of interest lo lhe boys lhat play the hockey game, Work has started in full swing now in Hie gymnasium, lust even- llie formal opening wns held when a largeaudienco assembled to witness the performances, Exhibilons were given showing the work ihal is lo be taken up this winter. The bund was in attendance and enlivened the pro ooedlllgS, Mr. W. H. Wilson lhe Jeweller bus kindly donated a handsome Cup lo be computed forin Basket Bull- it Is expected there will be six teams in the league, Let nil meu come and enjoy lhe rooms, open H, u. in ii II. p. in. i Mr. Prod (!, Hull of Toronto organizer for the Anciont Order of Foresters sponl it low days in town this week. On Friday evening lusi u social time wus sponl in lhe Lodge room where an in leresliug programme was ,rendered nml n ploasanl lime spent. Mr. Hull gave u very Interesting address on ihe work of Hie I ll'doi' und so plainly presenl ed all mallei's I Iml every one 'clearly grasped the situation, On Saturday evening there were eight candid ii fos initialed to the rights of forestry AMONG THE CRAFT. Rooky Mountain Chapter R. A. M. Entertain Grand Superintendent- Have Banquet An emergent convocation of Rocky Mountain Chapter R.A.M. was held in Masonic Temple Friduy evening. Tho convocation was called to receive the Grand Superintendent, the Right Ex. Companion C. II. Cl'illllllill. of Nelson, who is making his annual visil to Chapters In Southeast Konlenuy. A largo number of sojourning companions front Kimberley, Wycliffe und Movie were presenl After lhe work nf the evening wns completed, the visitors uml members sat down ion banquet prepared by the local com pan ions which was enjoyed by ull. After supper, our eowan reporl er. says tliiitspeeohes were uiade by Ex. Comp. Crandon, Ex. Comp. .1. I). McBride und other companions. Ihal a most enjoyable time was had by all present. Prom now on the annual visit of the Grand Superintendent will be looked forward to with interest by ull members of ihe chapter, Ex. Comp. Crandon lefl today for Fernie. where he will visit Feruie Chapter. News Items from St. Marys District Kimberley—Work on the spur 10 iiie Stemwinder hits com meiiced in earnest, and the sound of heavy blasting, whicli was heard on Tuesduy indicates lhat some heavy rock work has been encountered. Last Tuesduy uflernoon Mr. Atridge wns knocked down and injured by a pair of run-away colts. The colls wore owned by the Kimberley Milling Co. and had been taken to the blacksmith shop, but got frightened nnd run. Mr. Atridge was at Cranbrook Thursday having his leg examined by his physician. Mrs. Sopors daughter, Mrs. F. ,1. McMahon of Moyie and her friend Miss Atwood. were guests at the North Star Hotel this week. Miss Taylor returned Satur- day last will) Mrs. Taylor and intends stopping iu Kimberley until next summer. Horn- At Kimberley Oct. 211, to Mr. and Mrs. Abner Hoss. u daughter. The baby girl weighed 11 pounds, Marysville Mr. and Mrs. T.H. Hickey and family left Marysville Monday for Creston, where Mr. Hickey will take charge of a logging camp. Mrs. John Maedonald and Mrs. Ben. Kerr wore visiting ul Spokane this week. Mrs. Bryan who has been visiting her sister Mrs. Peagan re turned to her home in Calgary Thursday. The Thanksgiving dinner of lust week, given by the ladies Aid, proved a greal success, the ladies cleared >fcir> Mrs. Otis Staples or Wycliffe was ii Craubrook visitor Thursday. Cronin Buys in Lardeau. The sale of Ihe Copper (.'HIT, Copper King, I'yrile and Perth, has been made lor a good figure to James Cronin, by the owners These properties are sltlllllud ou Cooper ereek in the Litrdcilll and are said lo be mosl promising, To Sottlo Forme Stnk,i. Districl president Slioriiian received a wire from president ,1. Mllchel yesterday stating thai two national board members of thoU. M- VV. of A. hud slartcil for Felllie us speeiui I'll]U'llROII■ tnlives of lhe millO workers In arrange ti sultloinont, if possible, of the trouble between llie men of tl riler I Ihe Conl i i puny Tlie-.' ni.'ii will arrive in Fur Friduy <n- Saturday and il U the sincere desire of all parties thai liner visil v. il resi ' in a res piiiui nf work nt He mines and a permanent settle menl of all differences, Thomas Burke and .1. Shnrpe are tin two members who are on tin wuy. Mr. Sharpe has been her.' before and Mi- Burke has alsi luul experience in British Coliim iiiii. and is therefore familiar i" sou xteni with enmlitiinis her. Felllie Ledger. ST. MARY'S AND CRAWFORD BAY R. R. Will Apply Kor a Charter to Ex tend Line at the Next Session of Dominion House. i itiiiwu. Oei. :.'| 'l'h,, Craw lord Hay ,v si. Mary's Railway ('n will upply nexl session I'm nn net authorizing ihe company in construct und operale un ex lensivo undortakiug, It is ihe continuation of the railway from the present terminus at Lethbridge easterly to Luke Pakogh- ken, thenee in n general oasterly direction hy Ihe mosl feasible route Ihrough the provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan soulh K0BL1N SPEAKS. Manitoba Premier Puts Grit Critics Next the Facts. Winnipeg, Ocl 24. Premier leildin returned from intending '!.-■ provincial conference Saturday, nmi when asked for his ■- iews nn tie- action of Hon, Mr, McBride, said: i think tin- position taken up by It im was :i strong one. Had uny nf ihe others been placed in similar circumstances, the premier so siiuated would hnve adopted u similar attitude. The position In' tool; wus that the legislature of British Columbia never endorsed the Quebec reso- lutions of miii' They iinani- mously asked for consideration of their i'liiiins. independent of the reasons given for the resolutions « hen they were adopted. I uun iiiiii he riiuld in,! have taken anj other stand and beon able in m,,.'t ih,, legislature of British Columbia with a report thai would have heen acceptable to ll. That is. unless he had obtained special financial assis- ,.,,,. i -1, i ,- i tunco, as embodied m his request of thoCypress hills along French- TT, ,- * , , , ;. .,, , His notion uml conduct were man mor und iiurlli ol Twelve , ,- -. , , ,,., , , , ,...,, ,, , , , cour.eous and dignified. Inn firm Mile hike uml VV illow lluneh Ink In Hartiioy in Manitoba, with power to connect with the Cann dinn Northern railway al Hurlnoy and to Increase Ihe capital stoch of the company to $25,000,000, nnd lo extend the time limited by the nets respecting the company for the commencement and complection of its undertakings. COMING AND GOING iu Ins demand for reference of British Columbia's claims for speeial consideration by virtue of her physical difficulties.' Tlie premier on lhe subsidy arrangement, expressed no disapproval or criticism. He explained thai nothing was definitely settled. The resolutions as submitted were acceptable to the Dominion government, but the federal ministers pointed out Wanted Early pullets. Apply thai thoy would i ompelled to " A. C. I'llgoll. cnhmll ll ,,. ,l„, | su nni 11 Iho matter lo lhe imperial parliament by wuy of an amendment lo lhe llritish North American Ael before anything could 'he done. Suicide at Sentinel. Mrs. P. Lund and Miss Cousins of Wardner wore visiting friends in Cranbrook Thursday. Bert and Harry VaiiDeeur and Jim. Batss lefl Thursdny on a hunting trip. They will bo uwuy aboul three weeks. Ferine. Oct. 28 A young I). McDonald of the Manitoba - nmn " '' 'ohn Erickson, lately Hotel who has been ill for several employed as bar lender ut days is mil again, and is feeling much Improved. Spares hotel, Bluirmore, committed suicide ul Sentinel yesterday uf lorn i by throwing himself Mr. .1. D.Gillis, school inspoclc. for this districl spent a few-days!'" ll'"nl ";;'" ,':|-' bound freight in town this week on official busi engine. Tl ngineer lirst ob- ness. He reports finding affairs at the pedagogical institution in good order und hus nothing hut praise for Iho work being done there. Dr. nnd Mrs. Green returned Thursday evening from Spokun served deceased walking in tlie ditch beside Iho track nnd on the uppi h of Ihe train saw him deliberately throw himself under the wl Is. From a letter found on the body it appears that desponden- Thoy had a splendid trip, re- oy wus the cause of the rash act turning in the new aulninnlnle lately purchased by Dr King and Green. Thoy wore accompanied by Mr. Strode an expert, who had charge of the big "Auto" during tlie trip. Erickson owned u small ranch in i he territories. Engiand To Reduce Navy. London, ilet. 25, It was announced in the Admiralty office Miss Edith Pearson, a lady barber of Spokane has the first chair in the barber shop 0f to-day that arrang ntsavebew„ Walter Laing. The young lady made for tbe paying off of eight is an artist in her line, and no first class battleships and four doubt will give perfect satisfac- Lr uvod orusiers and to strike Hon '" the I"1" s ,,f Mr.Uings ,,„.,„ fll,s| okss batt,oshipS lvom simp. ' The Choir of the Presbyterian Churoh are in be congratulated eight tir the sen going list before the end of the year The result of this will he thai the ships in home mi securing tho services of the and uearbv waters ivill number Westminster Abby Chor to give , . .,,, • , , ,, , a concert this 'week, uud the '8 toMlnatoa -I uml H In- g -nl public showed their swud "; '- amonred cruslers, appreciation by turning oul in There will be live ships iu ihe good numbers, The aggroga- Mediterranean Squadron Instead lion is a strong one, the different ofsovon. The strength of Hu purls being well sustained, und tho solos of ii high order The hoys snug well together uml tho elTeel was pleasing, There is not I u weak part ill thocoinpiini. und il is lo bo hoped thul more of this el.iss of eiilortiiinioenl will he given iii our city, loot will this be reduced aboul .■ne fourth, At The St. Kugeno. The St. Eugene mine is run ] niug in lull iilnst. - is there any Indication nt it being affected I by Hie For strike iltys llu Mr. A, A. McNeil principal of imi' public school hus re signed position I. .'.'pt the Lender The higher grade eon priiioipalship of llu- high central.'*, nru being shipped to sol I of Selkirk, Minn ihoSl Louis Smelling und Ueliu- inlm. ThotrustooHliuvogranted , |f .,,,, nHvWOi MK h in permission logo having I n ,„. . „. ,. ,. forlunalii enough iu securing lhe lmv,T «''lld" ",l"1 r°'' ""' service or Mr Clothier brother primcni is u g to Trail and is of Roy Clothier so well known lining stored here ' Mr McNeil has resided; iii Crunbrook ror tt little over a Mooting of Parliament year and dining Ihal lime bus] made many friends who aro sorry ,, |H ,,„.„„, ,,,.„ ., ,' , In see llllll go, Ile will be leuv . . ing iii ii few days and will carry *"""""" ol ""' Dominion Punm- with him the besl wishes of a menl will be called In ii fewduys largo crowd of friends. I for November 22ud. THE I'KUSI'KCTllt; CRANBUOOK B.C., OCTOBK1. 27, 1B00. KV1AH1.I-UIKI' OK*, A. B. Grace, PUBLISHER AM' EDITOR. ©lie |irc0:pecti.n\ 9 9 9 9 SATfl'IIAV. i'i I*. '.'T. 10011. THE impression is that a wave of depression bus begun io spread over ihe Dominion and thai ihe Laurier government is anxious to bring on au election before the electorate experience lie' changed conditions, East Elgin was thu blow lhat killed "Father Laurier." Tin re has beeu a Inl of pros peclive legislative timber in Cranbrook the past week. Some ol it green ami growing; s'otni dead and down. Von can .i" your own guessing as to who they are. The bachelors ol Cranbrook don't seem tn he having a i.i' more trouble with buttonlpss shirts, than tlie married men with shirtless buttons. 9 * 9 * * * * * * * * 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 * 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 * 9 The mooting nf the, Legisltt ' 9 live Assembly nf the province 9 will be looked forwurd tn with 9 great interest. v * * A 'hie bad man can dn more harte V in demoralizing u community ~t* than three righteous men can dn 9 good. Politicians all over the Domin inn are watching with great interest the outcome of chaotic conditions whicli now prevail in the Liberal party in the housi of commons. ■'/. K- * The Conservatives in Easl Elgin and North Renfrew an chuckling wilh pardonable pridi over the result of tho recent bye elections. The Conservatives point to the handwriting on the wall. I * * If Nothing would please the rosi tloiits of Iho Upper Columbia and Kootonay valleys heller than lo know when actual construction will commence and bocarried lo a finish oii the Kootonay Control railway.. There are signs and tokens that Iho preparations of (heConservatives in the coming oleel ion uie no less Ihrough bocauso thoy are being silently made. Can anybody loll where a snake begins when he wants tOWllgllis tail. The Ottawu Journal says; "The march of ihe provincial premiers upon lhe Dominion treasury has won a commanding position despite ihe excess nf i 9 9 9 9 H &, CO. From End to End of tlie store Stocks are Fairly Bristling- with Newness IT w,mid he unfair for us to poinl tn uny one doparl menl us ihe peer nf the rest. Whal we attempted I" do we have accomplished tixed it that no mutter whin line of goods you ure interested in, thai section answers "KM: vdy" wiili confidence. LADY SlIOPPERvS Will Iintl iiuieli in Dress Goods .nul Mantles lo interest them. We've ",'.'ii particularly particular to issureo Uiiu every weave nmi pattern is whal will , \" ', corroc! thing fm the Coining Season There is ,i pleasiny divcrsitj nl lasliii nbleness among all that pertains tn Ladies wear. All o( these lines w ill lie i ul in tlie \,'i\ luiiie. I'',.i' **.;' j rents wi «ill . i vmi ,i line of twei ■ 'sos tin latesl patterns and designs :i gulai prici , cnl \\ lini il tweeds wc \\ ill si II :; cents regular : 1; • , Dress Miii ■ , ■ • test at s ■ price Si.7; ' VV,- cannot C| ote pr ces on ull lies hi . Call at thi Store Ladies Underwear Waists in Silk. Wool and Cashmere all tn be -t'KI at wholesale priees. Zls Mens Wear \\ r will sell \,,u I lent \ I 'mill weal all st/i". .ii $t.io pel suit regular!) sold hu s .'.ni,. Tup slni is w ill In* sacrificed. MENS SHOES \\.' have I lie I'liiiI, SI.nn shoe, Ilir Kag!c Shoe Co.'s high class shoe, llie Vina a an Wiilk-iiviM shoe and man) other lines, \\ r will iiuoie you onu or two prices w I'li Ii w ill lai'gel) govet ii all i Wc will sell you a $5.00 shoe for $2.90. a $6.00 shoe tor $3.50. a $3.50 shoe lor $1.85. MENS SOX We have 300 dozen Mens Sox in Cash lucre and hcav) wool. We must unload them ;tt cost. LADIES FURS \ll .nn Ladies Kill's iiiust go and the assortment is most Complete at prices that defy Competition, We fancy that a call w ill s.itish. 20TH CENTURY CLOTHING See the prices wo quote mi 20th Century Clothing. While Clothing made l>v the average makers will be sold at from $3.90 a sail up. hill & eo. CRANBROOK'S GREATEST STORE Professional. HARVEY k MoCARTER BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS CRANBUOOI., - B.C, W. F. GURD Barrister Solicitor, Etc. I 9 9 : s i 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 x 9 Granbrook llritish Columbia ^^*^^^*^^***^***********^***^*^*^***^^^^^^*^ apparently carry off the whole treasury if it wen' noi ensconceil in :i famous burglar proof vault. 'I'he presenl likelihood is thai the ,i| her eiu'lit provinces will gol nil they uslleil Inl'. while llritish (lolunibin will gol 11 million more limn her comparative proportion although many millions less than she demanded." ^nrnmnmmmmnTmm?niT"i,i"m'**;Jj Itonsorial Parlor! E _ 3 e Foi 11 Cool and Cleun Shave 3 \ Or 11 Perfect Hnir Cut 3 C A Hot or Colli Bath I'-. E E 9 Por Quotations On 9 9 9 % HAY and GRAIN $ 9 9 WRITE TO *•* TTz-awaVal-ll-n-M Mr T? 11 V» 0 VI Ir iST I H1UI0. illl.'ll.l. slxly iluys Ire,,, thu ilnle lier.'el •{t JtlGHlDllllS <5£ JCillDailK 9 lonin>ly to llio Mining Recorder torn ivrllll- ,i, ma ., o **, <> ii aa\z\\m <-'"to of Improvements, for tlio purpose of oli- DIDSBURY. ALTA. Satisfaction Guaranteed **r IN CARLOADS | MINERAL ACT. (FORM P.) ORKTIfiaATR OP IMPHOVEMKNTS, NOTICE. ■ doliiuh," "Hemtitito," ''Hercules," "Kont; Ajux," "Tempest," unci "Snowdrift" mineral 'luims. situate in the Fort Steele Miuiiip I). Islon oi Kiim Kootenay District. Whore located* On l-Ynwii-k Momitnln and lull Kiver. 'I'nlie notice tlmt .lames A. Harvoy. Free Mill •IV Cortlfleiito No. UHIO. usctiug ns agent for T. i.ai'iliiw, Free Miner'sCorttlicntoNi %mm ♦ 9.9.0 ;♦;>;♦;•$:,♦:> ♦"<>:♦" ♦;>'.♦'<•♦> V•»'.♦"♦ V<►♦ Urant nf I'iii'ii ol thu niiov. rniillis. And furtlior take notloo that action, under BeutJou <v, must bo oommoneed before tho Issuance nf such Certificate ol titiprovomouts. Dated this -.'iiiii day of June, 11)00. ;; ,1. A. 1IA1.VKV. Tn Walter B.Laing, s J. Edgar Davis ,..a_a..a..a..a..a..a..a.., zeal on the pari nf lhe British | BiikurSn t.c Columbia I'orees, which wmi -i cUuuuuiiauuuuuuiiuumiuuuuuu s«,1Mi . I ■ ■, ■ > 9 i: 1,,Sfflik D. -Q. biiUKl & LU, k\ a Bricklayer ,,,ki',i. %*>:,, . ,-, ft\ •"""Contractor J £ The Painters, Paperhangers, Etc. « PH0NK no Tlie Dominion Meat 60. Who will luke over the business ol Messi Harris Bros, of this city, on ' let l.'ith, I HOI will eonti il"' Feed and • Irtiin as well ie the Meal business, and both branches »il be enlarged. Mr Jabei! Hurr - - be n« re I ui tied ;i- manasei 1 ♦ ! * 1 ♦ t ^ j ♦ * 0 i OUR LflRGt STOCK WALLMPEK IS COMPLETE 1,'euii-uiiii'r wo carry tlio only slocli o[ IHIXI nailers in Craiibroolc. Sign Painting a Specialty All kinds ol Painting und Decorating attended to promptly. ♦ ♦ 9, ft 9 9 9 9 9. I I • -•...».•»..*"•. miasm** *•-♦• ^mmntmmmfnmmmmm»!nmmt"«»iimm»nn!nty ♦ * ♦ *'#*& I'n mix :::; ARMSTRONG AVENUE PHONE1II U 4. »:♦:»;♦. ft.9 ft;.9 ft.9 4;9 ft;.* ft:9.f I P. Burns & Co.if 5: Hmiii Ottl. 11. Sz Oalgary, Ali.i-rtu £ z3 ' Minn onu-,- tnr Kiibi Kootonay, z3 ' Oranbrook, B.C z\W ', z3 » c. c. c. c ***** g £ Wholesale nnd Retail 3 » E 3 * I Meat Merchants I j £ "5 ♦ sz ~S t £ 3 ' Zz Dealers in Ahattoii nnd ( nM S1..1.1". g * tzz „ . ... . 3 ' 1 ■ Gaioaru Cattle oo, v Furnace, Boiler, Rango nnd Fireplaco Work 11 Specialty. All ilosoriplinii of stone-worli undor- inkon. Orders leit at J. D. MoBRIDtS Will I! iv,' I'r |ll .Ml.-iiliini. DR1YINB Call up the City Transfer when vim want your Furniture, Piano, III* H;iee;|e,. transferred. W. E. Worden ♦■•>■■♦■■•■■»-•>■■'>■.•>■< GranbrooK n Liveru GEARY & DOYLE, PROP'S Tennis and drivers furnished for any point in the district, A. DOYLE, Manager 1 , , 1 , 1 1 , 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 , 1 1, 11,'M.ll'l Sole „|{t'liIn Hank llllllll I llllll 1:1ml. •c Live Stock 1 Calgary. Alberta. 3 { ^aiuiiiuuiiiiiitiiuuiiumuiiUiiitiiiiiiiaiaiitiimiiiiUiiiiiiv =3 * ProBh iintl Sahetl Munis Kihli and Fuiiiiry in Scimun ii,,l,-i, hy muil will receive prompl mul eitroful iittontion j 4 4 Older hy Phone 'IS j TIM I IKI! Ni'TIrK Tllku IH.lii'.' llllll lllil'lj illl.Va ttf 1 ilitln I ini,'inl in nj'i'ly in iln' riiii-l C mliwlniiiii'iil l.iiiiilaiinil Works for |lel'ltllsHlllll In eul llllll iiii'i'.v uwuy 11 -1- Ii-.mii lli.< fllllowlllH Imiiis in Suiilli l-'jisl Kiiiili-iiiiy: 1' liullebm ul 11 posl i'li I '.'ll I'liiiiiis I'llsl 1,1 Iln- 'lli u.'i-l ,-nni,,r III l.nl llllll), I-', li. Kiiu: I , mul lo.l "I'i'iilli.-l's l.iiinl.,'1' I' puny, Sii iiiii iv,-si eoriior", ili.'ii.'i' 'tli ''i'.'lll', .-llllills, llll-l Usl l-i^tlly 'llllills, 1 I..I,,-.- sillllll I'iulU.I 1 'llllills. ■1 ■.■ wijhi ol-rlily i'IiiiIiih Iiiee ut lliil.-.1 Si,|ilembel' 171 ll, lllllil, lis t'rnlliei'h I.iiiiil,.'i 1 lllll-lllllj NOTICE. Tiikf niilli'i, Uiul'lliiliiys tirti-r ilali- I lliti'llll to upply to tlio Ctitel Oiinitiiiasiniii'i' „i l.iiiuls & Wnrlis lor permission to luirrlius,- tlie rultuu' Inn iiiiul Bltunteil in Moult, Must Keolctmv. eommenelng ut u imsi milrkeil Wllllinii ilreeltelirklge s Nnrlli Must Corner. Iilnntcil on nil-west liiitik ,,r iln- Kootonuy Itiver where tlio S0111I1 lino or I.01 I5IH1 erosses tlie mild Itiver: thoneo Wosl 111 elmlns: llii'iicc South fill elmlns: theuce l-liisi III elmlns more or less to tlie lunik ullli.. sulil itlvor: iiii'iu'i, rollon-lng the nhl i,nnk uorlliorly to tlie pluco ut |,oniuiem.em.'ni uml i-oiiiiiliiiiii: In hum, inn's more or leas. AllgllSl -I.*, 1IHNI. IIS WILLIAM llltLI'kKNUIIinl'i NOTICE. I huroliy give notice Unit Sixty Iluys nftoi' ilutu, 1 itui-iul in upply 10 tlie I'liiiiiiiissiuni'i-iir Lumts 1111,1 Works inr iii'i-iiilssinii id ptireliuse tlio following ileserlliwl pi. if luml: lleglu ulng ill n post pliiiueil on the rlnst Iniiili of llio ICiiotenuy rlvor in n imlnl whoro the west iMi.niiliii-v of lot No. r>s tuterueetN tin- rlv ir n.'iir ilie iiurlliiicai corner ut nu Ml thence following tho must bunk ul ICoototiuy river In „ westerly, southerly uiul enslorly tltroellon In where thu wosl lioiiinliiry ul lot w luterseoui tin- ICnoiotmy rlvor iiour tin- southwest eornor nl lui Nn. wiil 1. eontlltlllllg I'luni-fi's mure or loss, lllll,'it Usl ,\llgUSl UHHI. WA'I'KII I I.AI'SI'.S I'llNSHI.IDA- 'I'll IN ACT rilll.tr NOTKII.;. 'I'n llll ln.lil.-r-. of luml within llie Limits (if l.nl I fll'OUJI I. Keeleiuiy Dis- l.l-iel llllll Inilii linlileI'sef wilier Iteeiil'ils nil .lnse|ihs Pmll'lQ f'l'Cllk. Applii-iilioiis (er Die npp.ii'liiuniu'iil nf pui'l of tin-1100 Inclioa nf ivuier from sulil ereek I'OL'OI'lloll ill IllVOIlt' ef .lohll 'I'. Iliilbnillh nu llie 2,'lt'il, ilny ol Muy IK72hiiiI Im pei ioi.shin In eliunue llie pilllll III liiiel'siell llllll the -se III the llllllll Im' III,' lliiersillll "f purl ,i' suiil wuliii', will he hoard h.v mo ul. my nlil 11 Miuiiliiy the 2IILli. 1'ii.v iil'lletnlier Illllli ill eleven o'eloell III llie lereiiiiiin uniler uiillmrlty ef Seiilhins III 'JI llllll 2", of lhe sii, Ael. iilijeeihins sheiihl ha Mud with me eii nr before the '.ttnil duy of Oetober, IIKHI. Datod ut ('riiiiliriHili, the 171 li. duy of Sepleillber IIIOII. .1.1'*. AllMS'l'llllNli. Assislunl Ciiiiiinlssloiier of Luuds iiiiiI Works fer the Siuillierli Division nf Kie.t Kiiiilenuy. C. H. DUNBAR IIAItllls'l'Kll. SOLICITOR uiul NOTARY I'llll.ir. Craubrooli, B.C. G. H. Thompson r^aE II.UtUISTKIt \ S.II.U'l'I'nll ~77P> NHTAIIV I'l'lll.li' OFFICE REID IIUII.I'lNIl C.'ranbi k. I i.i T H O M A S M o V I T T 115 p.u.s. & ce. Fort Sleelu H.C. ,.■■......■.,.. •.-.•,»«. s . »■ a DR. E, W, CONNOLLY Physician «»1' Surgeon lll-Tll'l': AUMSTUOSli AVE. Horns: It to ll ii.in. li to 4 p.m. 7 ton p.m. Phono Oltiee 105 Keshlenee lllll a. »....!. .»..- »,■■»» ..... | MUSIC | Mrs Hklnn TEACHER OF THE rS. niSlOp PIANOFORTE Speeiui attention to touch, technique, phrasing and grading of studies, For puHii'iilurs upply to C. !•'.. Held .V Co., The Druggists. CRANBROOK AERIE 967 F. O. E. FRATERNAL ORDER EAGLES Menl every Wednesday ill a p.m. in 1I.I..I-*. Iluil Visi'biL Brothers Cordially fnvltod C. Hoss TATK, \V. President .1. Hlll-'.l'lllN. Seey. Dr, C'olllll, Aerie 1'hvsieiuu. P, il. Ilex 28. >,,.,.V.,,,,,m,,n.,V,,,.,,.,.,,..,,,.,V,,.,,^. if Rocky Mountain Chapter | NO. LB. P.. A. M. -vi'e-iilili'nieetitiesi—2ml Tues- £ y in eiti-h month ut eight .s I r day o'clock. S Sojourning Companions tti'i 3 eoi'iliully Invited. S; I Wm. F. Tate, Scribe E. I S Hex 4 CRANHROOK, 11. 0. S •%»WR»WWMW,WI*WM.,W,WW«»WWrWM#* ANCIENT ORDER,'FORESTERS Court Cranhrook 8943 MERTS 'IN'll ANIi ITII TUKSllAYS IN PATMORE'S HALL Visiting liretherii cordiully Invited 0. II., A. McCOWAN. Seerelury. T. MARSHALL W. CRAIG MASONRY Stoiini llullers unil I'lirnnee Work u Specialty. Cost and Stock Estimates Kitrnislied Upon Application, P.O. Box 834. Granbrook, B.G. Lime For Sale Fresh burned Crow's Nest Lime in any quantity. Inquire ul Pink Morcantilo building, Kerr & Campbell J. M. DERR Boot snoe Maker All Work Guaranteed New Work Made to Measure Armstrong Ave. Rift ,,„„., R. STEWART City Scavenger Parties having btvoh yards, und closets to clean, and refuse mailer to lie taken away, should leave orders with me. Leuve orders lit tlie ('Ity ( Merits nllle. Is I or drop u pnslnl euril lu Ilex In",. NOTICE. I Notloo is hereby glvon tlmt thirty days after data, I Intend toapply to the lion. The Chief Commissioner of Lands uml Works ui Vtgtorta, B.C., for u tteenee to prospect for Coal ami Petroloum tm tho following described land situated in Blook 4«AUH, Southeast Kootenay District, B.C.. Commencing at a post planted about throe .niilim in u northerly illreotlon from Sugo uml oil Creek uiul ubout i vventy two mil oh I n u norl lierly dlroel Ion from the International Boundary Lino, niui'kt'il uiiil beiug tin* Iniiinl ur northwest oornor pom nf 0buries H, Rouse's looatlon, thonee east 80 chains, thonee south no chuins. thenue wesl 80 ohalns, thenoe north 80 ohalns to plaoe of )>•*- (finning containing 040 aoros more or loss iiiiiI adjoining tin* looatlon of I.. A, Li'lium. Loeatod Oetober 10th. WOO, Charles IL Reese, Loeator N. M, MaoLood, Agenl if Commonolng ui u pusi planted about throe mllos in u northerly dlrec* i imi from Hugo and Oll Creek and about twenty-two mllou In u northerly ill root lot i from iiio International Boundary Lino, marked and bolug iln- Initial or northeast corner post of Q. K. Mltohell's looatlon, thonoe wesl ho ohulns, thenco south HO ehains, thonee east 80 ohains, thenoe uorth ho i'liuins to plaoo of beginning containing 040 aoros more or less, und adjoining iho looatlon of Charles \V. Currah. Looated Ootohor 10th, WOO, <:. R. Mltohell, Locator X. M. .MacLeod, Agenl ,'t Commenoing at a post pluutcd aboul three miles in u northerly direction from Sago uml (ill Creek, und about twenty-two miles in a northerly direction from the International Boundary Lino, murked uml being the Initial or southeast eorner post of ,lohn Mint'ur's locution, thence west 80 chuins. thence mirth SO cliuius, theuee east 80 ohalns, thonoe south 80 chains to pluee of beginning ooutalnlng 040 acres more or le-s, aud adjoining the locution of Ci, K. Mitchell. Located Oetobor lOth.M.uiii. John Minear, Locutor N. M. MacLeod, Agent •I i .ommeneing at a post planted aboul three miles in a northerly direction from Sage and Oil Creek, and about twenty-two miles in a northerly direction from ihe International Boundnry Lino, marked ami being the Initial or southwest corner post of G. \V. Olnoy's location, theuce eust Stl chains, thenoe nortli so chains, them wost 80 chains, thenco south 80 chains to place of beginning containing 040 acres more or less, and adjoining the local ion of Charles to. I loose. Located Oetobor loth. 1900. <i. \V. Olney, Locator X. M. MacLeod. Agent ■"> Commencing at a post planted ahont live miles in a northerly direction f i'i mi Sage und oil ('reek, and aboul twenty-four miles in a northerly iii reel ion from the international Boundary Line, marked and heing the Initial or northwest eorner post of C. Quger's location, thenee east 80 chains, thence south HO chains, thence west 80 chuins, theuce north 80 chains to place of beginning containing 040 acres more or less, ami adjoining the location of i;. \V. olney. Located Oetober 10th,1000. ('. Gager, Locator X. M, MacLeod. Agent 0 ('ommenclng at a post planted about live miles in a northerly direction Irom Sage and Oil Creek, and about twenty-four miles in a northerly direction from the International Boundary Line, marked uml being the Initial or northeast corner post of Ktlie K. Turner's location, thenco west so chains, thence south SO chains, thence oast 80 chains, tbenee north SO chains to (dace of beginning containing 040 acres more or less, and adjoining the location of John MIncur. Located Oetobor With. IflOO. Kt!le I). Turner, Locator X M. MacLeod, Agenl 7 Commencing at a pout planted ubout the miles in a northerly direction from Sago and oil Crook, and about twenty-four miles in a uortlierly direction from the International Boundary Line, marltod ami holng the Initial or southeasl corner post of Katie Wooster's location, Ihenee west 80 chains, thence north 80 ull al 118, thenee cast SO chains. Ihenee south 80 chains to pluee of beginning containing oio aoros more or less, uml adjoining the locution of Ktlie I). Turner, Located October 10th. HHMt, Katie Wooster, Locator N. M. MacLeod, Agent 8 Commencing at a post planted about live miles in a northerly direction from Sage and Oil Creek, and about twenty-four miles tu a northerly direction from tho international Houndury Line, marked and being tho Initial or southwest eorner poat of James B. Buchannan's location, thenee oust HO chains, thence north 80 eliuins, thoneo west HO chains, thence south HO chains to place of beginning containing 00 acres more or less, and adjoining the location of O. Gager. Located October loth, 100(1. James B, Biiehaiuiau, Locator X. M. MacLeod, Agent ti Commonelng ai a posl planted about seven miles in a northerly direc tion from Sage aud Oil <'i k, nnd about twenty-six miles in a northerly direction from tin- Internuthmul Boundary Line, marked ami holng lhe ' Initial or northuaBl corner pail ol I..A. Dyer's location, thenue wosl so ehaius, thoneo south 80 chains, thonee east so chains, theuee uorth so chains in place of boglnnlng containing 040 act mon' s. uml adjoining iho location of Katie Wooster. Locator October Hllli. IIHHI. L. A. Dyer Locator X. M. Mad d. Agenl io < 'Ommenclng at a posl planted about seven miles iu a northerly direction from Sage and Oll Creek, uml ulumt iwciiiy-six miles In a northerly lirectton from the International Houmlary Line, marked ami holng the Initial or northwest corner post nf Will MoDonougirs location, thonco uasl 80 chains, theuee south so ehaius. thonco wesl HO ehulns, Ihonee nortli SO chains to plai f beginning i mining 040 acres more or less, ami adjoining the location ol James II. BuuhatlllUU. Located October 10th, lilOO. Will McDonough, Locator X. M. Mud tl. Agon! 11 Commencing at a post planted alHiut seven miles iu a northerly direction from Sage uud Oil Cl k. am) about twenty-six miles in a northerly direction Inun the International Boundary Line, marked and holng the Initial or southeast corner posl of Louise V Ward's location, thence north 80 ehaius, thonee wost so chains theuce south H0 chains, thence easl 80 chains to place of beginning containing 1(40 acres more or less, ami udjolnlng the location of L. A. Dyer. Located October Iflth, 1000. Louise V. Ward, Locator N. M. MacLeod. Agent 12 Commencing at a post plan tod alsmt seven miles in a northerly direction from Sage and oil Creek, und ulautt twenty-six miles iu a northerly direction from the International Boundary Line, marked and heing the Initial or southwest corner post of Joseph K. I 'hick's location, theuce east HO ehains, thenee uorth SO chains, thouce west SO chains, thenee south Sl) chains to place of beginning ooutalnlng 040 acres more or less, ami adjoining the location of Will MoDonough. Looated October 10th, 1000. Joseph K. Chick, Locutor X. M. MacLeod. Agenl I.i Commencing at a post planted about three miles in a northerly direction from Sage and Oil Creek, und about twenty-two miles in a northerly direction from the International Boundary Line, marked and heing the Initial or northwest corner post of James Cairns' location, theuce east so chains, thenee south HO chains, thenee west 80 chains, thence north so chains to place of beginning containing 040 acres more or less, and adjoining the location of C. K. Mitchell. Locoted October 10th, llKHS, .lames Cairns, Locator X. M. MacLeod, Agent. 14 Commencing at a post planted alsmt three miles iu a northerly direction from Sage and Oil Creek, and about twenty-two miles in a northerly direction from the International Boundary Line, marked and heing the Initial or northeast corner post of J. A. Shull's location, thenee west 80 chains, thenee south HO chains, thenee east 80 ehains, thence north 80 chains to pluee of beginning containing 040 acres more or less, and udjolnlng the location of James Cairns. Located October 10th, 100(1. J. A. Shull, Locator N. iM. MacLeod. Agent i.'i commencing at u pom planted about throe mill's in iv northerly direction from S«t*e Mini Oil Creek, uml about twenty-two miles in a northerly direction frum tbe Intornationul Itiiumtiirv Line, marked Hint being (be Initial or soutlieiiH" corner pnit of W, ll. Lloweltyu's loon Hon, thenee west so eliuins. thenre north mi chalno, theuce estd 80 chalna, thonco nouth ho to pluee of beginning containing lllll acres more or less, nn.l ud join ini; tbe location Of .1. .V. Shllll. Located OtHobor ISI h, chni. W. II. Llewellyn. I itor N. M. MacLeod, Agent ii: Commencing ut a post plunteil about three tulles In a northerly direction hum Sll go and Oil Creok, mid about twoaly*two mllos in a northerly direction from the (utoruntlonal itouuiliir.v Line, marltod tout being tho initial or southwest corner pom of l)oorgo W, Ward's lOOIItlon, llience eusl HII elmlns. tlml noi Lh HU chains, thi'luc wesl SO chains, thence south 811 ohnlns to plu >r beginning eon in I id iir mii iuti'h mure or les. uml Hdjollllllg llie location ol James Cairns, Lneittod October IHth, UHW, George w Ward, f junior s M. MacLeod, Agonl it Commencing ut n post planted nboul the miles In a northerly illreotlon from Hugo uud (til Creek, and uliuut iweiityfnur miles Inn uortlierly direction from lhe International boundary Lino, marked and helm* Die initial or northoast corner pnst of Kcim a. Chick's lo- oslton, thenco west 80 cliuius, thonco nouth in ohnlns, thonee cuxt 80 ulialhx, thonee north 80 chuins to plnee of hotfiuniiin: enntulntllg WO ueres more or less, mid adjoining the location of w. if. Llewellyn. Lociilod October tilth. UK*'-- Uaiiii a. Chloa, Loeator N. M. MneUan, Agent is Commencing at a pnst jilsittoil about live miles In u nortberly direction fiom sage ami oil Cree.lt, uml tilioul iwoaty-four tnllcs In 11 northerly dircotlon fiom the Intornntlon Houndury I.Inc. niarkeil ami heing the lullla] or northworI enrner post of Cordoltn I dowel lytl's locution, thotice east Hii eluiius, llu-iicc soutb hii eliuins. thenoe west wi i-iuiiiis. thenco north wi ehulns to i-Ih >r beginning coiitnlnhig ''ill) ueres mure or less, am! adjoining the loen- tion of Geo. vv. Ward, Loomed October unii tww. Cordelia Llewellyn, Locator N M. MacLeod, Agent 0' I' Iliei *-• HI a posl planted al t tliree miles in a wintherly direction from Suni- ii in I ml rnei. i,,„i „i , sixteen miles Inn 'therlj illreotlon from iho loteruallontfl liiiumluiy Line, marked and holng the Initial oi soiiiheusi comer post of A tl, VVOQStOr'i lo eatioli. llitiiee west sii chains, thenee north 80 ehalas. Llience easl Ho eliuins. tbenee south SO chni us in place ol beginning containing 'HO acres moro or loto-. ttml adjoining the location of W tl Thompson L.ii l.'lb. A. I . Wo . I.i n m, MacLeod, Agent -.'it Commencing ai a prod pianicii aboul three miles in u southerly dlreellon from Save and nil Crook, ami about sixteen miles luu northerly direction from the International lioiiii.boy Lino, marked and hohiK tbe Initial or south wosl eorner mthi of Adu Holmes' loea- lion, thonoe oust su ehnlns, thence north sn ehnlns. tlumcu wost 80 chains ihenee smith sn chuins in plnee ot beginning containing IHO ner. N in r less, ami adjoining Ibe location oi au WoiMor. Localnl O. loUi'f Istli. IIHJ0, \.la Holmes. Locator n. m. MHoLood, Agenl ■ii Cauimcueing ut a posl plnitlod nbout tliree tulle In a sniiiiicrly dlreellon from BngO ami nil Creek, ami alioui sixteen miles in it uouiherly ilrcctlon from ibe [ntornatinaal Houtiiiuiy I, no, aiai'kotlnnd being the initial ur north worn eornor posl ol C. a. Holmes' loon* lion, thuill !-■[ Hit ehuhiv tlience south HO elmlns, Ihen e wesl nn.'huiiiN, thCUt'0 north HO cimiiis t,, plnee of beginning coululnlng rtio a.'ie-. moro i-t' Ions, anil atlj lining tlie locution Ol A.hl ll.llllll'a, l.oeali.l li.-tolu'1'ISth. inon, c. a Holmes, Loeator N m MacLeod, Agent 38 Commencing nt a post plu ii toil nbout tliree mile- in u southerly direction from Suite uml nil Crock, anil ubout sixieoti miles luu northerly direction from .thu lutemnLiounl Hotimhuy Lino, niurl-od mid being the Initial or norlliciisl corner post »f Catherine It. Mitchell's locution, thonoe west hu ehnlns, tbenee south 80 eluiius. thenco bus! su uliulns. tlionco north ho chains to plnee of beginning containing IWO ueres more or less, ami adjoin- lllg the locution of A (i. Wooster. Located Oetober 18th, 1000. Catherine It. Mitchell. Locator N. M. MacLeod, Agent i',t Commencing ntu pnst planted about llvo mllos hi a southerly direction from Hngo and oil Creek, and nbout fourteen miles in u northerly direction imnl tho International Bouudnry Lino, marked aud being tbo initial or southwest cornor posl of Catherine Duvls' looatlon. thence east 80 chains, thenoe north so chains, thouce wesi 80 Ohnlns', thonee >outh HO ehains lo to plnee of beglnulng containing M0 acres more or less, uml adjoining tlie locution of 0, A. Holmes. Located October mii. tflOO, Cathurluo Davis, Looatoi N. M. MneLeod, Agenl •.'i Commencing ut u post planted about five miles in a southerly direction frum Sugg uml oil Creek, uii'i about fourteen miles in a northerly direction from tho inter mi Honul Boundary Line, marked uml Uui tig the Initial or south* oust corner posl or Mabel MeAlpiue's locution, llionco west hu ehnlns. thenoe north ho eliuins. thonco eust 80 chains, theuee soulh so nhalns to pluee of beginning containing 0411 neres more oi less, uml adjoiuing ihe location of Catherine It or southwest comer posl of itoKcr K. Green Sen location, thence east hu ohnlns thence north sn chains thenee weal M chains, tbenee -■oniit po chains to pi"' (oommeiioemaat con lalnlng S-U) neres more or loss atei adjoining iliPlnoatlnn nf MaryOneal Located October 17th, IWO, Koger S. lireen Sen. Locaior N. M MacL.o.l. Alfonl :*■.' Coiiimeueiiii* at a post plan tod nboul three milis in n southerly diroctlon irom Sago ami on Creek, unit about sixteen miles in a northerly direction from ibe Internattotml lloumlnrv Line, marked ami bolug (lie Inlttul orsouilicasl eoi-uer poslof A. H, Stay's locution, tliem-i' wosl HU chains, theuce north HO ohains, thonoe oust B0 ohalns, thence south 80 ehaius to place nl beginning containing M0 ueres more or loss and adjoining ihe looatlon il Itm . (i Located I lite ell. Located October 17th. 1000. Mabol MeAlphlne, Locator S. M. MneLeod, Agont U5 Commencing lit a post plunteil about .llv mllos In a aoutherly direction from Sago und l Crunk, und about fourteen miles in a north- lyrUroetfnn from -.tie Internattmiul Bouudnry no, uiurkod und boing the initial or uorth- ist eornor post of C. K. Kaps' location, thenco sl Hi) chuins. thenee south 80 chains, ihenee west M) ehui ils. llience north HU ehnlns to place f begiuuiug containing 040 acres more or less. ami adjoining the location of Catherine Davis. Loomed October 17th, 1000 C. K. Kaps. Locaior N. M, MacLeod. Agent ■Id Commonelng ntu poai planted about llvi ilea in a southerly direction from Sugo and oil Crook, and about lourtueu miles in a northerly direction from the International Houndury Llno, marked nnd boing the Initinl or north- eust cornor post ot L. J. Chtsholni's location, thonco wost 80 ehains, Ihonoe aouth ho chains, thenue eust HO chuins thenoe north HO chains to tin- place ot beginning containing mo aun more or loss, and adjoining tlie location of Muliel MoAlpino. Located Oetobor 17th, 1006, L. J. Chlsholui, Locutor S. M. MacLeod, Agont ■.'7 Comtnouoliig at it post planted ubout Hvo miles Iii a so u i he rly direction rrom Sage und oil Creek, uml about fourteen miles in a northerly direction rrom the international Boundary Lino, murhed and being tbo initial or northwest corner posl of Andrew W. MoAlphilie'.s location, tbence oasl ho chuins. thence south ho ohulns, tbenoe west 80 ohaiits, tlience uorth ho chains to place or beginning uoulnluing iHn acres more or less, uml udjolnlng the location or L. J. Chlsholui. Locator Ociolior 17th, lOOii. Andrew W. Mc Alpine, Locator N. M MacLeod. Agent '.'H Commenciug at a post plautctl about live mllea lu a southerly tUreutlon from sane uml Oil Creek nml uboul fourteen miles in a northerly direction from ihe International Boundary Lino, murked nnd being the Initial or south wesi corner post of Henry M, Pickett's location, llience cast H;> chuins. theuee north HO chains, theuee wesl Sll chains, tlience son(It HO chains to the place or beginning containing W0 acres more or less, uml udjOlltlllg lhe locution of Mabel MoAlpino. Lnouted Oetobor 17th. IWHI. Henry M. 1'Vltetl, Locaior S M, MacLeod. Agont '.ti Common, lag at u post planted about m mllea In it southerly direction from Suko and oil Oroolt, ami about fourteen miles inu nortli ei'iy direction from iho Intcrnntlonal Houmlary Line, imirkoil ami being the Initial or southeast corner post of Margaret 0. Piatt's location Uioiioo wo«t BO chains thenco north hu ohalns llience eust hu chains, thonoe south ho chains tu place of boglnnlng containing MR acres more oi less, 'iml Udjolnlng Die location of Henry M Pickett. Located October I7lh, Ifloii, Margaret It. Clan. Locator N- M. MacLeod. Agent :m i lomtnouelug at a post planted about tlvt miles in a soulliorly illreotlon from Sago aud Oil Creek, ami alioui fourteen miles in a nortli orly direction from tiie international Boundary Line, marked and boing tho initial or nortli easl cornor posl of Wallace Law's loeatloi Llience wesi 80uhalus, thonco south hu chalni then asl HU chill lis, tbence north HOelmins to lo plu if beginning containing MO acres nun or less, ami ailjoiulli).' Ihe location of An.Ire w. MoAlpino. Located October I7lh, llffld. Wallace Law, Locnlor. N. M. MacLeod, Agent :il ComtDenciug at a posl plunteil a hunt throe mill's in u southerly dlreellon from HHgO uml oil Crook, ami abnut sixteen miles iu a northerly direction from tlie luteruutloiiitl Uouiidarj Line, marked and being ihe initial r lllll 1000. a. ll siuy Locator s', m. MacLeod, Agont :tt Coliimetie.m.' Hi n post planted ubout Hire.- miles iu n southerly dlreellon from Sugo and oil Creok, ami nbout sixteen miles In a northerly direction from the luicrmitlouul lloumluiy Line, marked uml being the Initial ir northwest corner post of Orucc ttroen's in iitinu, thouce easi 80 ohalns, thonco south 80 Illlill". Hieine West HU ehllill*. llietiec north so lialns to pince »f beginning contslnttig MO .ires more or less ami adjoining the location if M, ¥,. Bronson Located I icloher I.Hi. l-iisi liraei*(Irceu, Locator s. m. Mao I ii. Agent :it Cominouclag at u poal planted sbout hree miles in » southerly direction from Sage and Oil Creek, ami iihout sixteen mllos in a therly direction from llie Intornationnl Boundary Llae. marked and being the Hitiiul or tioriiieusi corner postol Boger s. Green, Jr. location llience wrst 80 chains, tlience south B0 chains, tlionco east 80 chuins. tbenee north hu chains to place of beginning ooittslnlng oio less, and ndjoiulug Ihe locution of A. II, Slay. Located October 17th, lOOH. Uogor S, iireeii, Junior. Locator N. M. MacLeod. Agent !tt Commonelng al a posl plunteil ahuut live miles in a southerly direction from Sage nnd Oil Creek, ami nbout fourteen miles iu a north- rly direction from Hie Internet tons! Boundary Line, murhed ami beltig the tnltlnl or southeast corner post of C H. Hofinolstet's locution, thenee west hu chains, thence mirth ho chains, tlience east Hu chains, theuce south -to chains to place of beginning containing IHO acres more or less, nnd udjolning (ho locution of Roger S. (irceu. Junior. Located Oetobor 17th, 1MB. c. ii. tlolmolstcr, Locator N. M. MacLeod, Agenl :tn Commonolng a' u post plunteil about live miles in n southerly dlreution from Snge ami Oil Crook, unil aboul fourteen miles in u uortlierly direction from the Interiiiitiotuil Boundary Lino, marked ami being iho initial or southwest corner post of K It Skinners locution. thence east 80 chains, thence north ho chuins, thouce wesi su chains, thenoe soulh hu chains to plnee of beginning containing M0 acres more or less ami adjoiuing the location or draco Green Loouted October 17th, 100(1. K. B. Skinner, Locator K. M. MuoLeod. Agent 117 Cointn'enoiug at u pusi planted uboul live miles in u southerly direction from Saxc aud Oil Creek, nml about fourteen miles in u northerly direction from the International Boundary Line, marked nnd b«tng tho initial or northwest cornor post of Jonas Ahtberg's looatlon, theuoo ensl An chains, tbence south hi chains, thenee west Hi) elmlns. thence north H0 ehuins to place of beglnulng c-mtuiuiii!! two acres mote or less, and adjoining the Incut ion of K. B. Skinner. Located October 17th, 19fl«. jimus Ahlberg. Locator N. M, MhcLooU. Agent :<k Commencing at n post ulnuted about tlve miles in a southerly direction from Sai*e und Oil Creok. and about fourteen mllos iu a northerly direction from Hie international Boundary Line, marked ami iieinu the Initial or north- cast corner posl of I P. Kasterluook's location theuee west 80 ohalns. thenco south hu chains, tbenoe oust so ehaius. theuce north SO ehuins to pluee of boglnnlng containing 810 acres more less, und adjoining tho location of Jonas Ahlberg. Located Ociober 17th, inns. I. P. Kasterhrook. Locator N. M. MneLeod, Agent ll'.i Commenciug at a post plained nhuut live miles in a no'Tthorly direction from <ai*o and Oil ('reek, and about twenty*four miles lu a uortlierly direction from the liilurnatioual Houndury Line, marked und belug the Initial or south west corner i>ost of William Matthew's location, thonco east no chains, thenee north so ohalns, thenco wost80ohali'B, thenco south no ehulns to plaoo of beginning containing oio acres more or less, end adjoining the location of Cardelia Llewellyn. Located Oetobor Ifith, 1900. William Matthews, Locator S. M. MacLeod. Agent 40 Commencing at a post planted about tlve miles iu u northerly direction frum Sane uud Oil Creek, and about twenty-four miles 111 n uortlierly direction from the International Boundary Lino, marked and boing the initial or .southeast corner post of i!. O. Smith's location, theueo west no chains, thence nortli ho chains, thonee east 80 ehulns, thonoe south ho ehains to place of beginning containing "tu acres more or less, ami tuljoltllllg the location of Bonn A. chick. Located October Iftttl, lOOrt. O. o. Smith, Locator N, M, MuoLeod, Agent it Commencing at a posl planted about six miles lu a northerly illreotlon from Sage and Oil Creek, aud about twenty-live miles in a northerly direction from tlie International Boundary Line, marked snd being the initial or southwest corner post of B, M, Pinks location, tbenee cast HO ohulns. theliee north HO eliuiiis. thence Wesl Hi)eliuiiis, tlience smith Htl chains to pim-e of beginning containing mc Sure* more or less, iiiui adjoining the location oi William Matthews, 1 mod October tftth, IIMM, ¥,. M. Pllk, Locator N. M. MacLeod. Agent AH i 'onuncncliic. ut u post planted about one mile lu a northerly direction rrom Sago ami Oil Creek, and ubout twenty mllos In u north. cily direction from the International llnumiarv Line, marked and being the initial or north* went corner posl or Kolicrt Shaw's locution, thenco easl hu chains, thenee south HO chains, theuee wesl HO elmhis, thence north HO chains to pluco of beginning containing MO acres more or less ami adjoining the location of Joseph Craig. Located Octolu-r Ifilll, UHN'i Hubert Shaw. Locator N. M. .MacLeod. Agent i;t Commencing at a post planted about one utile iii ii northerly illreotlon from Sage snd Oil creek, snd about 30 miles in a northerly direction irom the International Boundary Line, marked uud being the Initial ur north ensl. curlier post ol Miriam W. McLean'-, locution, theuee wesl SO chains, llimioe SOU til 80 chuins. tbence nasi ho ehulns, thenee north ho chains to place of bOgllinlU|| I'OI tilntog tviu acres more or less, and adjoining the location f Kiama A Johnson. Located Oct oner lf». 1900. Mhium W. McLean. Liu-ator S, m MaoLaod Agent- -It Commencing at a post punted about one mile iu a northerly direction from Snge aud on creek, mid about 90 utiles In a northerly direction from tne International Boundary Hue. marked and being the initial or southeast curlier posl of James A. McLean-, locuiiuu, thenee west 80 chains, thenue uorth 80 chains, tbence cost sii chain-., thence south hu clmlni to place of beginning coma lu lug MO acres more or less ami udjolnlng tho location of Miriam W, McLean. Located October 15, IWO, James A. Me Lean, Locator, N. M MacLeod, Agent, |*t Commonelng at a pi st plumed about one mile in a northerly direction fromSuge ami Ollcrcek.audiibout-.il miles in a northerly dlreellon ti'oiu tlie International Boundary llllfl, marked and being the Initial i-r southwest i-Hi'iiei posl oi Jeaiiie QoVUIIS loculioti thenco cast hu ehulns, thence north *i elmlns thenee wesl Ml cliuius, Ibence SOUth SU chains to place of beginning containing OKI seres moro or less, and adjoining the looatlon ol Hubert StltlW, t aieit Oetobor IB, HUM, Jeanlo oovaii, Locator, N. M. MaeLeoU, Agoui NOTICE. Take Notion Hint thirty days after dale 1 Intend to apply tu tlie chief Commissioner nf Lands uml Wm ks at Vieiortu foi permission to cut ami carry away timlier frum tlie following descriheil lands in South Kust ICooteusyi Commencing at n past planted on the west Hue of Lot iWIW, about :M0 chains north of Lot 3018, running west 40 cliuius, theuee gouthM chains, theuee wesl lOeltalitS, thenee north ISO chains, thenco oust ho ohulns, thenoe south to cliuius to place of commencement, containing 0to acres more or lens. crow's Nest i'as« Lumber Co. Ltd. David Breokenrldge, Agent, October HI, ItHW, 4-i NOTICE. Take Notiee that thirty days after dste we intend to apply to ihe chief Commissioner of Lauds and and Works at Victoria, II, 0, for permission to cut and earry away timber from tlie following described laud in South East Kootenay: Commencing at s post planted ou the west line of Lot 0033 ui the north east corner of Huoklo's pre-emption, running north ho ohalns, thenoe east 00 chains, theuce north -to chains, thenoe west 20 eliuins, tlience north 15 chains, thenoe west IKI chains, theuce south i:t5 chains, thenoe east 30 chuins to place ot commencement containing 0411 acres more or less, Crow's Nest I'uss Lumber Co. Ltd. David BnckemiiVu. Agent. October 2t, 1900. 1:1 TIMIti-.K NOTICK. Take Notice, thut ;to days after date I Intend to apply the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for a special licence to cut and carry away timber from the following described lands iu Southeast Kooienay, ll) Commencing at a post planted on tbe west bank of Klk Kiver about 1 yt miles up aireaui from the northwest corner of Lot -Intel ana marked L. W. Fuimyre north east cornor Licence No 1: tbence south-10 chains, tlience west Hi) chains, thenee north to Hie west bank of Klk river, tbence followlni; said bank down stream to place of beginning. L. W. I'atuiore. October. 13, 1000. ri) Commencing ut a post planted on a (.'reek flowing into the west side of Klk Kiver about 3 *4 miles up stream from tho northwest corner uf Lot No IMS and marked L W. Patmore south west eorner licence No J: thenee uorth -to ehaius, tlience east 40 chains, thenoe north 40 chains, tlience east tu chains, tbence south ISO chains, thenee west to chalna, tlience north 411 chains, llience went 40'ehains to placu of beginning. L. W. Patmore. October IS, 1000. (it) Commencing at a pusi planted ou the west bank of Klk Kiver near tho northwest eorner of Lot No 11974 aud marked L. W. Patmore uorth earn eorner, licence No ;t: tbence west40 chains, theuce south 120 chains, thenee esBt to the west bank of Klk Kiver. thence following said hank up stream iu place uf be- ginning, L. W. Pa l more. Oetober lf>, 1000. IS NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that thirty days alter dute i. ihu undersigned, Intend to apply io the Hon, Chief Commissioner of Luuds and Works si Victoria, fur a special licence to cut and earry away limber Hum the following deierlb ed lauds in Kasl Kooteuay Commenoing at a pusi planted at the noi theait corner 01 Timber Licence No. 8107: Llience north $t.7ftchtlm more or less to the uorih-west corner ul J Mean'* P. It No, 084: thence esst SO ohstns theuce north ISA I' chains, thence weat 10 chains; thenoe south moohalni; thence east-to chains 10 the poin' of couiineuceiuent. contain Ing OM acres, more or less. Dated at Cranbrook, B c tbti 35th day of October, IWM. QKOKiiR W.omin TIMHRH MiTlfK. rakr notk-e that thirty ilayaaftot'duto wi* iiHriul in upply to tho Chief Coma inissionor of LunUaund Works for per* mission to cut und oarry nwity timber from tho followlnw tlost«rlhud lands is Suiilli I'.ust Kontotitty: Ciinmii'iioiiii.' at » [lost planted M Imiiis north and 45 ohalns oast frmu tin; noi'th-wosi oornor of John Hi ken* rldtfo's ilinlit'i' louso, botnic Lot number nftWi. Ihenee North olffhtyuhatns, thoneo Wosl aljfhtj ohalns, thonco south olffhtyohalns. theneeoast oljrht> ohalns tn piiint ol eominoncomont. Iitiirii Hoptembor 28th, ushi. ll Otis Staplos, ■I'lMIU'lU NOTICK. Take notloo thai thirty daysaftor date wr lntoml tn apply to the Chief Commissioner of Liiiuls ami Works at Victoria, fm' permission in out ami oarry uway timber from the following* do* scribed lauds In South Kast Kootenay: Commencing at a post planted ••■*■ chains north nml 35 chains west of thu North west corner of John Brecken- ridge's tlmbor lease boing Lot number 5985, thenee north eighty uliulns, easi flirty i'liuins. North forty chains, Went eighty ohains. South 120 ohalns, Kust forty ehulns to plaoo of belnnlng; Dated September 88th, IDOfl, -11 Otis Staples. NOTICE. Notice Ii lierby given that, 30 ttuys after date, I Intond to upply to the Hon. Chief Cmnmw. .sinner of LanJ." uml Works for a speeial licence to cut and carry awuy timlier trotn the folow- iii|i dcscrilieil luutls: < 'omutenolng ui u post marked' A. M'DoukuI I'b T. I... S. ¥.. Cor.." unil planted east of lake on Hartly Creel. Trail, about !J80 chains north and so chains west of tlie south-west comer of Loi 2,901, Group I: thenco north so chains, thence west Sll ehains: thence south HII ehuins. ill our e east so chains to point uf commencement. Dated .tilth August. 1000. A. M'Douj-ull, :ts il.Q, CummlugK, Locutor. T1MBKK NOTICK. Take Notice, thut :tu days after date 1 iuteud lo apply to tho Chief Com in ins inner of Land and Works for a special licence to eut aud carry away timber from the following described luml lu HoiuhcuHi Kooienay. (i) Commencing at a post planted on the west bank of Elk Itiver about i >', miles up stream from tlie north west corner of Lot l.-.MSanil marked F. C. Lhwl* north west corner licence Noi: theuce south I'.M chains theuee east to the west hank uf Klk river, thenoe following saUl bank of Klk river up stream to pluee of begiuuiug, P. C. Uwe. October I'i. l«0ti. (J) Commencing at a pusi planted on a ereek (lowing into tne west side of Klk Kiver aboul 2 !.. miles up stream from the northwest corner uf Lot t.'iss ami marked ¥, (.'. Laws south east corner licence .No 2: tbenee north-io chains, ihenee west I'-M chains, theuce south 40 chains, thenoe east 40 chain*, thence south io chains, thonoe oast I'i chains, theuee north 4U chains. thenoe easi in chains to plaee of hegiulug. V. C, Uwe. October IS, iwn. i:t) Commenoing at a post planted on the west bunk of Klk Kiver abuut S miles up stream from the northwest corner of Liu i:.is and marked !•', c. Lswe north east eornor licence Molt! thence south su chains, thenee west 80 chains, tbenee north BO ohstns, tlience east su ehains to place ot beglnlng !•'. C Lawe. Ociolior I.'i. Miort. i;t The Illinois Central .Maintains unexcelled service from the west to the oftfil ami south. Making olouo connections with trains of all transcontinental linos, passengers are given their choice of routos to< !hicago- Ijouisvlllo) Memphis ttml New Orleans) ami through those points to thr far oust Prospective trjtvolers desiring Information us to the lowest rates and best routes aro Invited to corrcs|H>ndcnce with iln- following ropresontativos. K. El. Tkumbull,Commercial Agent 142 'l'hiI'd .St., Portland, Oregon, .1. CJ, I.isoskv, T.K. A I'.A. 142 Third St., Portland, Oregon. P. It, TllOMI'HON, l'\ A P.A., IliHitu I, Column Bltlg., Seattle, Wash. NOTICE. Notice Ik hereby given that, so xlaytt after date, I Inteuil toapply to the Hon. Chief commissioner ol Lands ami Works for a special licence to eut ami carry awuy tlm her from tlie lollowing described hinds: Com nutngst a post planted si tiie south* wost corner of Lot UWU, Uroup 1, ami marked -A. M'Dougalls T. L„ S. K. Cor."; thenoe north hu chains: thence cast 4u chains; tlience north 4U chslns, thenee west Si) eliuins, tbenoe south I'.'if ehnlns: theuce oast 4ti ehuins to point of commencement; «ou tHluingfVN) seres. Dated 310lll Augusi, IflM, A. M'Doiigall ;ts .1. O. Clltuinlngs, Locator NOTICE. Take notiee that thirty days after date we intond toapply totheChtcfCom* niissionor of Lands aud Work*, for permission to cut and earry timber from the following described lands in South last Kootenay:- Commencing at a |Kist 1 mile south of the south-west oornor Lot ft KM thence wesl 2 miles, thenee sooth i mile thenee its! Smiles, thenee north 4 mile topla.-.- nf beginning. Dated Oetober llth, IHOtl. Crothers Lumber Company, Limited. 41 NOTICE. Take notlco that thirty days after date I intond to apply tn tho Chlof Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to nut and carry away timber from the following deserllied liiiuls in Smith Kast Kootenay. i lomtnenctng at a post planted at tho south east corner of Lot ti-'-'ift, Group I. thenee south 120 ehuins, thence west ■">:{.">u ehaius, thence north 120 chains, thonoo eust 53.60 ehuins to plnee of beginning. Dated October 12th, IIKHI. 41 Krnest <'. MoPhce, Locator NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that. 80 days after dste l Intend to spply to the Hon. Chief commissioner of I,amis and Worlts for a speeiui license to OUt and carry away timlier from the fOlloW' lag deserllied lends; Commencing si a poll merited'A, M'Dougall's T. D..N.W. Cor.," and planted on Hartley Creek about 800 chalUS north ami SU chains west of ilie siilllh-wesl enrner of Lot 9,901, Croup I; llience hoiiIIi 180 chains, thouce oasl III ehalim: ihenee north io cliuius, tlience oasl IU chains: theuee north 10ehains; theuce west 10chains; to point of commencement • containing W0 acres. A M IXH'dALL .1, It.CUMMINOS, LOCATOH Aug. Will WOT, «l TIMULK NOTICK Tuke mil ice thai thirty days aftor date I intend to itf.pl> tn tho Chief Commlsslonor of Lands uml Works inr permission to eul ami ourrj away timber from tho following described lands in South Kust Kooteuuy: Commonelng al a post planted sixty chains south of the south oast eornor of Loi (12fill, Croup I, ihonee south HO ehains, then usl K() ehuins, thonoe north 80 ohalns, thonoo wesl ho chains lo place of beginning, Hated Oetolmr 12th, IWOH, Kl'li.'sl ('. MeThee, Loealnl- tit.- InwUoii thujiL'o south SO chains to place nl lie glunlnu contutnlujj IMU acres moro or NOTICE. north HO i hulu», ilium* ■•«*! si I, Sotioels horoby glvon that, HU thonco south so ehaina tu plut days after date, 1 intond to uppl) tothetfinnlngeontalnlm! lM0aere» t Hon. Tho Chlof Commissioner of Lauds ll'« '>'"' udjoinlii and Works at Victoria, B.C., for u .'woph Craig. License tn pros| t for Coal and Petroloum mi ihe fnllowino ileacrlbotl land situate in Wlook 4.S08, Soutb-ettst Kontfiuu DUtrlet, R.C.: Uotumeucing ut ti pusi planted alnml ti\}, mie mile in a southerly dltvetion Inun Sage ami l >i! i Veek. ttml nlmul eighteen miles lu ii nurtherl) direction from the International Htmiuhii\\ I.tne. marked ami holng 'lo- Initial or south-east corner post ni' Niek llm-tti'- location, thence west SO chains, thoneo uorth ni chains, thenee easi Ml ohalns, thonee south HO ehains to plat f beginning ooti t,a I ulng 040 aeres mure *>r less. Loeuteil October 10th, LIMHl, Niek lluelli. l.n.'iitni John t'hilUptt, Ageui •J Commenelog ,c a posl phtntetl itlxtttl oue mile in u southerly tUreutlon from Sage uud "il Creek, utul alautt eighteen miles in a nortltorlj dlreellon from the iDturmtlluuul Boundur> Line, murked uml being the Initial er nortlir ettat comer post of Alfred lUveu's loea- tlou, thence west SO ehaius, theuee south SO chains, theuee oust su ehaius, theuee north SO chain* to pla< ' '••'- ginning coutatuing 040 acres mor*.' or Less and adjoining the location of Niek Iiurlli. Located October Im. A fred Given, Locator .Inliii Phillips, Vgont lW ■ TIMltKli N< l'l l'l, hint toapply io iin* comiuissli '"' .net Work*, i -i -f ,.,,n i,«..v iimlH ■ (ii.ii, ed bonis li. i ..I l.an.l- Commcuoiiu al n H lloagiill M 'III I Ltcci pillIIted aliotit ."•oi'li.nii-. WCSl -.1 'lo* SOIIIII Wt'M I1' I th.'lne um tli HOctlHllU lOchaiiis oast liichHiiiK I0i hidns nortli hi ■ hnlt [■aim at ooinmoiiccmi ut Located Oetolier l.ilh, lOOlt, l.uiiiiu A. Johnson, Locutor .lohti Phillips, Viroul in l onini.'tiein^ ul ;i |'o-t plan Usl ■ mile in a southerlj iltrectlon from Sage ami oil Creek, and ulioul eighteen miles in a northerly tllrectlon from the [uiernallonal lloutularj Line, sopi sui im.* marked anil being the Initial or south noi corner post of Joseph Craig's loea tion, .thonco easl SO chains, thonoo timhkk sotici north SO chuins, thenoe west SO ohains, hike notlco that i u dnti i in 01 nl i.' ilpplj tu llu > ■ n ui - - u i I.amino Work* toi i invlu ■ ■' - I »uil t uiiirki'd A M. r -> \\ r..iuei. ..nh ami su ohalns ii, i ,,i loi awn «; ,i .i hi i haUiH, south ■ uii. ti' chnlm wosl wtwi io .'hulas in \ MeMi'l 11 \l,l less ami itttjuiuing tho h-cutton nl N ■ ■*. Holm. Lia-utod < letobor loth. 1000 Josuph l ralg, 1 i" -•' ■■ inliii Phillip*, Vgtmi II t otnmenolim at a i"-i planted iiiuoit nn.' nn!.- mi .i souiliorly ilifoction from Su^e and * Ml i ■ ■ • i ■< es In a noptherl) dlri from tlie Internal tonal I loumlui y I.ini marked aud heing thi nit in nori tvesl corner i .->i >>f Prank Link's eon * carr) itwtij limb ■ '■' l m iimU i mem ton ill ii polni marked \ \i I ■: 11)1 ■ ih\ N W. i iml WehalttHiiofLh nml I*1 . \\. ■ ''. I t II, M. . dim South Mi i litmus i \ I ■ S'o -■■ , ■. • \\ i ilH Ils 10 \ \1, l'.'l ■ \l. The in.'iil paper should bo found in every home No child* n*n should prow up [gnorttnl wlm ean lu- taught to appreciate the home paper. It Is said to be the stepping stone ot Intolli mronce in iill matters uot to ho found in books ("live your child ti'ii ;i foreign paper which con tains noi ;i word aboul uny por* son, place or thing, which Ihey saw or ihmIkiiis ever hoard of, ami how could you uxpoci thorn lo he intoroKled, Um loi ihem luu •• lhe homo paper and rend ni people » horn Ihey el antl j £. oi places ol which thoy aro •£ familiar and soon an lutorosl ■•-*$£ awakened \\ hieh lucroascs with every tirrh al of I ho local paper. Thin tJf< ^ ^dL kkXf ^-a-w* *9m* -mn* *m\* ^ -km* •am*--*mT * mil mil mm* kHr -imsi *\<mn* ^kf •km* •amT 9mf km* -Mm* ^*\*% **9*i.*9*.^**l.^i** *9\ ^9\ *tn >*tk.•**\ i^ m\*\ **f\ **9**.,9J9*.^K **\W\'*j^.^*\i*K,i'9\^R ^*9*7 *9\ ]^*sn,><9\. i ll,,,I »,,,!, 11,,ii. ill,-ii,,- ,vi-i so .uuili Sll I'liaitix, iiu ii .un.. tllUIH'l - a,, , nil, I,.I |., fl Oll UJ|..|j,ll,'l ;\ , ■.. ;li,-ii,',' iiorlli SO t'liulii,. to ■ ■ IviH'i, uiniiin^ ooululuiug lUll ueres niori, or ■ ■ i,» uud wtioiiiinu lhe t„o»ti,ni '*'"»'***** ,u"lh " " Mo. t nn I,'"', I,,i ''""■I1" ' mlK' Hi,.,,,-, -.... i l.tH'tited Oouiliei* l?*lH, ll'Otl, nieuc* wwsntii'luma to , ■,.-, »i I'niiiiiii,! !'i':iii„ Link, 1,0,'iitor Imlnl ul I'Olltllllg is J|( [oi mod ivnd iln"-'' ohUtlti.il will i,'.ui the piipiM's nil iln'ir livi's mul lii'i-inn,, inlrlliMi'iii in.'ii nml wi'llirll. II i'linin !n lllc.it' IIIH'OB- litis. sU'oug in knowloilgo 1)1 Iln' win-lil n- il i- today. AI'VI II I I-l . 'Hf PROSPECTOR 9 i i i i i 9 9 9 i * 9 9 I C. E. Buck I i 9 \mf Xtmf mat m%* mn* mat mn* ^mt. mn*. \9t mn* mm", mnl nkt 9 •1'mi"'^kf. ^Imnt"*itmt nkf \m* \mf nk*t mn* mai amf \mf **\*fi **\9 * ^r* *W \W *W ^H *\*ri *W ^S *]r>7S ™ \\9 ♦ **\r\\\ j*\*\\ \%s\*,'%W ^f* ^1 **\*\\** *W ^T ^n *Tff *^n * * * * * * s * * 1 THE PALM" As iln- Ico I'l'i'iim soason lins uboul oloscil, I nni now propni-od to furnish tho host, Candles, nnd bosl l-'iuiis Ilir llllll'lil'l llllllllls. ul'i; SPECIALTY is HOME MADE CANDIES FRESH EVERY DAY "The Palm" BAK131. STREET, CRANBROOK, B.C. , lolin l'hllli|» I ■ \2 (llllllll, liiilij; III » la,,' ',' llllll, ',i \ , .oul dit-ei-lioi Irom Sup n reek, u . . .. o, . ., .. lo iry Line, mm ked.,- •■■',: ■ ■ oi lli Ontrti Ju ■ ■,i-i L-orner ;,,,-: ol Ma ■., I - N ■ . ■ ,. . > .1 ■-'.•'., aoul Si ' A " '''■ chains, tbe ■ ., a, theuee i ,-' SO ., - - ' inno,* I ji :i i 'ouiiiii'ii-iiiL' ni ,i I'"ai planteit iilaiui one oil •■ ,i .,:.'.- 'i from Sage in 0 i • ■ ■ m ■ a - oighteeu mites in » 'thei from ii"- lul«rn&tlona ■■ darj 1 lue, marked and lieing tl iin -■ ■' ji--: toruei i,,,-'.,,1.1,liianmi i'n • i. - locatloo, tl ence uael *-' i-haioa. north "i ,'iuuii-. thi ■ i'i ■•,,■-' -" ■ : ■' ns. them mii SO ehalua to plaee ol ta • "Inning containing WO ai-res more or . . iKirtn ^o ,'lmin> u, plaee , ■•■. n it-?a. nmi .uijuii, tig the ration i Niek II,..■in. Located Oetober 18th, H"1". .Iiilttiuini Ft-oistead. Loeator John I'lniiii,-, Agenl I Commencing at n !'"-t plauted aliont mu' inile in n miitharlj dit-eetiou liiiin S4a,."' nml nil Creek, and about|aDOU eighteen miles north "I tli'- Interna- j '■'"''- ^-*- lional Boundary Line, marked and lie- lwu0 ins; the Initial or north wusl eorner ixist ol Adam Dunlop's looatlon, theuee easl SO chains, thence aouth SO chains, thenoe wesl SO chains, thence mirth sn clialna i" place ot beginning i-ontuiuing mn acres I •■■ or less nml adjoining iln, location uf Johanna JYolstond. Localeil Oistolwr ISth, IHOH. A,lum Iiiinldp. Locator .liiiin Phillips, Agonl .*, Comiuoiioing ni a posl planted iiliiiiii ilir,',, Billes in ii BOiithurl}' dlroe, lion from Sage and "il I'rcek, and ahpul >iMi'i'ii intles -Hi "t llie Intel- national Uoiindiu-j Lino, ninrkeil anil iKitng tlio Initial or south ''nai cornor pnai ill Mui'i Oueal's liii'iiiii'ii. thonee iv.-.al su elniins, Ihuuccuorlli s" ''llllills. dial Ml,'Illlill.-. lIlUllCU -inilii Sll cliiiin,. io pin, f beginning containing 'HP acres iiiiiru or less nml udjotiilng the location of Alfred Glvon. Located October nth, IIKHI. Mary Oncal, l.oeatqt- ,1,,'lin I'liillii's. Agent i; C.'nmniunuliig at n post planted about llirei, miles in a southerly dlroe- Hon Inilii Sage nml nil Creok, ami almiil sixteen tulles nortli "f lh'' liii'-i- iiiilinmil lliiunilni'.v Line, niarkod and boing Un- Initial or southwesl ,|ior pnsl "' W. n. Tliiniip- ..in*s loeatiou, thence easl SO ohalns, ih..ii,-,, iiurlli SO ehains, thonee west so .'linins, ihi'iico simili sn chains to place nf beginning containing 040 aores more nr. less uud adjoinlug iln- location nl Aihini Dttnlop. I ncil ii.'iuliHi' l"ili. 100(1. W. ii Thompson, I ator .1 a.1,11 PbllllpS, All-Ill 7 Commonolng al a posl planted about throe mil'-in » southerly dli Ii,,n f, i Sage mnl oil Creek, and iilaiui sixteen miles north "l the International Boundary I,in,.', marked and boing tin- lnn'wl "i- north weal corner l„,.i ,,| .liiiin Ramsuy's location, thenee ,,n-i an ,'lniiiia. in,•ie■-..uili s" chains, ii w,-i mi ,'iiain-. thence north Sll chains to place nl beginning contatninn i,in aores i o or I ind adjoin ... ,.n.i,tn, ,h, Hi,- location ul VV. t!. Thompson ,,|, m ,,| \ ii .. , ■ ilns i Ir.l.'r ..-i'lll,i SOUtllW i. 111.'tic IlU'IUV ■V,Z 1,1 pl.ll- \. Hah' ■■'.*■_ ■■»-' ,.'■-■.'.,.* .-. : _ ■ loeatiou ■'* Ffauk I .iu - ■ .■;., . (til I"U>. •■ irea Rolls. Locator : Datod JulyJUril. i1* ' ., . Nn. i. Commendm •: a northerly direetiou nl x |t i;r.1(,,.>Nn -i fron the Enternational Roundarj Line. fbalnK, thence sciuih marked and being the Initial or north etinius, tlience nortli uuiil eoraer post uf Edith 1. Miller's lo- mcncementeoiitttiiili i-iitiiin. thenee west *»ii chains, thonee . , . lUll-'il south K0 ehains, thenee easl nh ehuins, thenee uorth SU chains to place of lie- L*** ginning containing '>4,) acres more or south or Skookn less iimi ftdjoiuing the location of Niek mllea west of lot am. theuce south nn cliuius pr,min thenee eRsI 10 ehulns, ihaticu north UK) elmlns thenee west 10 ohulns to plnee of Oomtnenec I ment eoninliilnn'iio ueres. SAVE TIME ALL THE TIME BY 0SING N0Rf,> TO SEATTLE, TACOMA AND ALL Pacific Coast Points ST. PAUL, CHICAGO, NEW YORK, AND ALL POMS EAST Pulnce and Tourist Sleepers, Butfett Library Cars, Modern Day Couches. Dining Cars, MEALS A LA CARTE. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ FORT STEELE * BREWING CO., LTD, FERNIE, B.C. MANUFACTUKBRS und BREWERS ot EXTRA PINE BEER f PORTER SOLD BY THE BARREL, KEG OR BOTTLED Hottlcd beer for family use a specialty Outside Orders GIVEN STRICT AND PROMPT ATTENTION SATISFACTION GUARANTEED I P. O. BOX 812 TELEPHONE NO \ I ♦ Fort Steele Brewing Co., Ltd. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ lolier llltlt, IHOO. K'lhb I. Miller, Lociitnr John Phillips, Auvm u Commeiu'log ui :t post planted about utile In a noi'therlj tHret-tion (nun Sage and Oil Creok, and alioui twenty mllea inn northet'ly direction from the Internattopal lliiundai-.v Line, marked and being the initial or nortli »,-i rornor pnst ,,f Mary D. Pnyn'H loeatiou. thenee ''ast. su uhatns, thenee suuth Sll uhatns. thenee west SO ehulns. thenee north SO chains to plaee ol be- glunitig eon.taln)ng '140 acres more "i* less and adjoining the location ut Johanna I'Yoistead. Louatod Oetobor liitli. Illllli. Mary D. Payn. Locator John I'hiUips. Agenl It Commencing at a post planted about one mile in a northerly direction from Wage and Oil Creek, and about twenty miles In a northerly direction from the International Boundary Line, marked and being the initial or s,»uili east corner post of Charles \V. Cut-nib's location, thence west Sll chains, thence north so chains, thence cast Sll chains, thence south 80 chains to place of beginning containing 640 ueres more or less and adjoining the location of Kdith I. Miller. I.,„,.itc,l October I Oth, lllllil. Charles \V. Currah, Locator John Phillips, Ageui Pi Commencing al a poHl planted about one mile in a northerly direction Irom Sage ami "il Creak, and about twunty mllos In it northerly dlreellon from the International Houndury Line. marked and being the Initial ul' south wusl ner |,"ai "f L, A- Lehman's lo- •n-i HII chains, thenco thence wes! Sll chains, Located i ictolwr 17th, II I ihunco south 80 chains to pla I be- Julia Ktmney. Locaior ui-mluv uniitalnlng '*4i> aoroa more or lolin I'billlP", Agenl , jr.. ,lhcl a(]j0|„|ni| ,|„. locution of Mary ii- ;l [„,-i |ilnii,,,,l P. Pay a i 'nmincnclug alwut three mil,- ii, a southerly direction Irom -iatfc ami OH ' re and ahonl sixteen mil'- north "f He' Iniui* I I national Houndarj Line, marked and — iMlngthe Initial or north eiwl rorni - postol.M. K. Bronson's location, thence W'-t ai) ehains. thenee ,„„ltll so ,-Imiii-, thence cast 80 chains, thei north w chains to pla, ' heglnnlng nontalnlnii iHO acres mot ■ lew and adjoining llu halation of Mary Oneal. I al ctober 17th, I'""'- \l. K. Ilronson, Locator (1()| John Phillips, Agenl ,.,,„„ I ated October Hltli, IIIOII. I.. A. Lehman. I nl" John Phillips. Ag NOTICE. Take ii,nice ihal thirty days nfter date I Intond toapply in tho Chief wuini-i i ol Lands ami Works for iiiirmlssltin i i ami carry iiwu.i limber fr the following iIobci-IIiuiI jh.iI- in Soulh Kasl Kootunuy: Coinmenclng al a posl planted slxt.i I the south easl enrner ,,l hell asl si Mill up • I r.annielieing al ■' I"'-' I'1"""*'! I-"I l!-f" a ii onu mile In a aoitthorlj dlwi'li luilus, i from Sage and Oil ' i k. ; on Ing saiii liauli weslerly I" il usl I in,nh to lhe suuth llllllll mt! of the Sl, Mary- Itlvor, Ilim folli rl\ dn cighti;cll mi!'- HI a I i,,,,„, th,. International Honndii marked ami Imlng th'- Initial i I „l Linma A I ,. wusl si, chain, ens n loeatiou ' pla ne. ,,! Loi '■,■'.■,';. thence soulh loplnuiinl ,,i, ginning, ,n, Haled Oeloboi' IHth, IIK1II. ,.,,. II Kl'IICSl (.', Mel'hee. I Jill, I Dated Jul)'mint. ll'"'*,. No. 6. Coiiimoimhig nt tlm unit nl A. link's Nn. I local •liiiiiis. thmuw-mat liH'linliis. tlioni •liniiis. thoneo nest in i'liiiins ui [ilni A. Unit- Loeuln linti'il .Inly mini. UltHl. s„.;. Coinmonchigm tlio noi'iliwoal roi ,1 A Hull's Nn. r, loostlon. Llionee smith III' j-liiuns. Ihonoe oust loolinins. thoneo north its elmlns. tlleneo west -III rtinhis t„ [ilnee ,,l ,', ini-iiceint'tii iiinliiiniin; tun neres, A little l.oenlo Dntoil July fflnl. iwii. No. s. Coinmonolng at llio norlheiist eor nl A. Hides No. Mocalluu. tin oonslSOi'llil llienr., Ihoaci rtli stiilntlns to plaoo ment, eontlllllltlK "in neres. A. Utile Dtiioil July mini, iniui. COLUMBIAN COLLEGE NEW WESTMINSTER, H.O, Receives both Liulios uml Gentlemen us Resident urns Duy Students, Ilns u coniplnle Commercial nr Business Course, Pro- pares studonts in gain Tenchors' Ci'i'titii'iiii's nt iill grados, I" illlilliiUiull wilh TOKONTO I'M VEUsrt'Y gives tho four years course I'm* lhe HA clegroo, nml tho tirsi year ol Iho Toronto Kcliiinl ul* Science, Hus u special "I'l'iispi'i'ioi's Course" I'm' minors win, worli in H.C. Instructions glvon in Art, Music, Physical Culture uml oio- iiliim. Por Calendar etc, address "Columbian College". Term opens September 17th, mon. Tllllo a, TIMIIHII Niriu'K ■e tluil llilrly tlnys nftoriliilo I h ir i ly in Mie i' i Ci Ulilll,« Units Inr iislieelill III onri'i IIWIIJ lllllhoi' fl lit,' si'lllieilliltlilin Snnili I'lnsl IClinl it.c in n |i,,'.t lUniilotl Imi Ni.iili Wesl -liar ,,i l.nl llll! Your attention is called tu the "Pioneer Limited" trains of the "Milwaukee & St Paul Railway." "The only perfect trains in the world. ' You will Ibid it desirable to ride on thoso trains when going tu anv point, in llie Eastern Slates ur Canada Thoy cnnneel with llll Tt'illlscniltillcnlal Trains and all Ticket At-ents sell lielicts. For further information, pamphlets, etc, ilsk any Ticket Agent in 11. L. I'lilll). II. S, ROWE, Pass. Agent, Gunoral Agont SPOKANE PORTLAND The Illinois Central Maintains iinoxcolloil service from lhe west lu llie easl llllll allllth. Mailing closu cuiuu'cliiins wilh trains of nil irtinseuiiiineiiiiil lines, pussongurs ure glvon their choice of routes to Chicago Louisville, Memphis and Now Orleans, nnd through thoso points lo the far east Prusj live travelers desiring information us to lhe lowest rales nnd best routes are invited i rrospundoiico Willi lhe fid lowing repivsentulives. II. II. TitiiMiiru.. C'oniinorelal Agenl 142 Third Sl„, Purl land, Oregon. .1. r. LiNiisKV. T. V. X I'.A. 112 Third si.. Portland, Oregon P. ii. Thompson, P, x P.A., Room l Column llltlg.. Sean I,,. Wash, Bowling Alley j HI Out' of tiit' best and one of the most ii popular recreations in Cranbrook 1 OPEN FROM 9 A.M. TO 12 P.M. f R. LA.STIR1, Prop. OPEN FOR LADIES »: f Armstrong Ave. Tuesday and Friday iiftornoons i,\ nKB]«lll***lll-»IIH«(EI-»IEKIBI'*n«(ll*(!II'» ll)m|l)«BKB«Ill*MB-»{i)'*BI«IB«llKiBK unv iii'i'.'it.'iiii.iK'' ut, llii'iii'e Nnrl li'lit rl linins II,,- iiurlli mt milts llienrc iinilli HI el ns llionco South IWol mills lo llio lllll lem 'lllll IAV.UJ IIIIKUKKNIILUUK NOTICE. 'I'lihi'imllee Unil nn ilnvsiiller tliilo I inliiiil n,ii|i|Hv i,, iln- i'lu,■! r,iii,iiilsslnii,'i' nl I..hi,I, innl Works (in iii'i'iiiisKliin i„ |,iii,.|„,„. ||„, r„|. Ionian lloaorlhoil luml la Simili I'Iiih! liiiin y I'm OllclllKlll 11 l'"sl lUllllloil lit llie I I, ileal eor 'Of tail Till, tlroiljl I. In sulil illslriil t la.-,, ii -1 Sll rliiilns II -, rili 'jo elmlns. tlirliei, nesl Sll elniins. Hi..ne,, stailli III) elniins In llio nlner of (' Ill liteill nml rotlltlllllllH In till I'lll neres. 'Hi ' I'livuu wouuu «##*#«««#^^«#:i(i#^*##*«#«#4a>f 9 9 t Cranbrook Trading Co. S DKAI.KKS IN Agricultural lmplcnit'iits, Carriages and Harness. Hardwood FLOUR AT WHOLESALE 1',','di H'tty, <liits, Rrtin*, Chop, Kir. OFFICE 'UUI'Of Win II,iiiiiii i.-l Avuiiiii CRANBROOK, B.C. »>»«*«*»«»««*»««^###^#»#«««#$ THK PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, li C, OCTOBER il", 19613 <( The Sign of the Slate" on a SLATER SHOE means just what the signatures do on a Bank note. The paper may be the right kind—the engraving may be faultless—but unless the names oi the proper officials are signed in their proper places— the note has no legal value. The signatures make the Hank responsible lor the payment. "The Sign of the Slate," either stamped on the sole or sewn on the lining ol a shot, makes it a SLATER SHOM—proves that it was made in the Slater factory by the famous Goodyear welt process—makes the Slater Shoe Company responsible lor its wear, service and comfort. "The Sign of the Slate" means that the shoe has been examined— that factory experts could not find a flaw in it—that they deemed it worthy to uphold the high standard set by SLATER Shoes. "The Sign of the Slate" is just as **& important to shoe buyers, as the signa- ,lt|.Mi|*lAl tures arc to the holder ot a Bank Note. REID tSL CO. Exclusive Agents Cranbrook Imml io mouth altounw c'enl! ni'ty withou! aTugle 'Uwd Ip*55^^^^^ ^^S^SSJS^^^ Iiu London, while the people of for the moneys that nitty entrust mi ~*sd/ / "* I ~) A Itinn r\f~\T7 Canada are besieging 1 -hurl-led lo them. W "$_ UJaAInBKUUJa ored banks to borrow their money Tho Insurance depiirtmonl is ul three percent, subject to Mr. PMeldin Whal hus ilir groin Hniinco CP*V0H- no attention. ■;,::,:.)! * HOTEL» i »ster doue towards improving I reports filed by the su.perli.lnn- m \ the banking system? Ee is dent wore pigeon-holed by the I Guests Comfort a Specialty Good Stabling in Connection I ipioss as a minister. What one act hus he m " <k nl by the done, in view of tho scandals ffe uncling to-day as helpless us n| minister child when confront Failure of the Ontario Bank, fclo | disclosed during six months of % hus provided nn machinery for [investigation. Mr. Fielding is n | ' 'iispeclioniho" il even hold lUient. speaker, he is uu attractive personality, he is u good parliamentarian, lr.it. us u mm u piist mortem I lur banking system, ll is true, muy he good, jinn ii is good heenuse copied I isll.,. ,,r tI1,.,,,,.,.. *,,. ,s so mcom. from Scotland, long before Mr. potent as to be grotes ,—To- Fielding wus heard ol I'11' nmn World. how uboul the now fanglod banks ,? lh' has a large number of humors neriil ,io!. wore out during the early part N *''si in railroad depot. Has accommo dnlInns lur the public unequalled in i Iraubrnok, llu- irusi companie "over drafted u gone ml ,i,-' «iti-mn inn-iinr i un, pin i«pl)4ra||v i n(>atori ., or this week hunting chicken and renlra"» LOca,efl Onu or i hor ey are incur- , , v , , **,, , uiirlis No luck, nothing hngge porn tod by nni of parllamenl and bin their trowsors. HOGGARTH & ROLLINS m |Hot and Cold Baths Proprietors |l QN'T ii please you In hav * * ** % L. lAJfllM % ■■"|!"i"-*-;""1 l'""*1- i' L, COHN Tailor % Importer of D 0 ™;;° Qahe $v0#petf&t: SATURDAY. HIT. A Wonderful Record. | Fine Woolens * » DRAYING We have boon in the business for several years, we have the besl equipment in B.C. and we guarantee satisfaction. About that Piano We are the authorized agenls for the removal of Mason & Kisch Pianos, we can do the work without risk. Also Household Fur- nil ure. PERRY & FITZGERALD Proprietors of tho Cranbrook Cartage and Transfer Co Oftttio uli|nisitr ('.I'.K. Depot. I'Iimii'Ull. years: Now what iilinul yours*' || We know you have not thought Tll0 ci]oOB editorially notices » ,. , , ,,,. , , . ik much aboul it und Unit is why ,, ,- ,■ ,, ,,' c ,,, , * (Iranbrook,B.C. Artnsti gAve * ,, .. .- . , ,' the noiuiua inu ol Dr, R. S. Wei a SI we call vour attention in a duly **«*»»«**»»»**»»««%*»**» | you a|,e neo-lectlng. Como up don us the Conservative candi- anil see our styles unil ael in ditto ill Queen's uiul Shelblirne. good time for Christmas. [t pays n well-deserved tribute PPPCt PIlAtrt Cl\ to his sterling unrlh and high llUob niUbU OU. ability. tt bespeaks his con- Studio. slderate treatment of Mr. Field- Picture FrillllilUJ a SpecialtU '"'-• ilml assumes that no linker Sl. Craubrook, H.C. "personalities" will enliven the campaign. Having thus fore- iS***9e**«SS9eSS**£M9N^SM»«f>' closed any discussion of the elect- 1 ion frauds of 1900 and 1904, which fl if reports be true, entitle Queen's md Shelburne to rank, In main- 11dorous glory, with London, The Globe proceeds to re-elect Mr. Manitoba iin'rKi. 8;Fielding upon the credit of Ills 81 wonderful record as a minister of i-'ii'si t'hiss Work imili brniii'lios elflmince. This wonderful record Kootenay Hatige Kootenay Steel Ranges Burn all kinds of Fuel man's London* Toronto MontreahWinnipeg Vancouver-Sh John N.B. Patmore Bros. Sole Agents Electric Lights Manitoba Hotel Under New Management I lcncli|iini'tci's for n inon nml old timers, When you want a good place tn stop come to the Manitoba. d, a. Mcdonald, manager We Give You Your Money's Worth EMPLOYMENT AGENCY It will pay those who are looking for work to call and see Jim McArthur He can secure you a job anil also tit, you out in Clothes, Shoes, Hats. Etc. Jim MGflrtiiiir Hanson Ave. Chanbkook, B.C. CANADIAN PACIFIC Atlantic Steamships ROYAL MAIL SERVICES "EMPRESSES" From Montreal nnd Quebec tn Liverpool Empress of Britain Oct, Iflth. Lake Ohamplain Oct, 27th. Kmpress of Ireland Nov. 2nd. Lake Erie Nov. 10th. 'first I'liltiit *ii,"i iiiiiI upwards u riling to wti'uiiH'r: Onu ulnae Bteamers liiil'iii'iiii'iliuti') M2,50i Second onbtti MB uiul itpwtit'dm Third eluss *2(l,50 ami $28,76. Apply lit onco lor our lllu- Htratetl booklot ili'si'i-iptivi' of iiiir superior Third CIiwb iienommotlnbton. From Montreal to London Direct. Lake Michigan Oct. I7ih. Third class only #20.50 Montrose Oct. 24th. Carrying 2nd class only $40,00 Special Limited Train "OVERSEAS MAIL" Ninety-Six hour Vancouver to Quebec. Oct, I nth and Nov. 12 Por tli'laili'il Information ami berth ri'Hi't'viitlons fm- train or linui" imply to lui'iil iigontn or ■vrlto I-l. .1. Cnyli'. A.o.l'.A.. Vim ivor J. B. OAKI'Pl, D.I'.A.. Nolson, B.C. i Cline llllll,,,,1,1 Mnlllliil'il llm-1 iiii now in-[iinliil in the of tlio I Tonsorial Art .iSS*****^.**************.***.***! "J NOTICE. Nniii'i' isliorbyitlvon tlml thirty iluys from duto I inti'ml to upply totlieOlilof ('ommlsBloitor of r.iuiils anil Works'for a speeial lleptiee to unl and earry uwuy timber from the fnllo-viiijr deBerllied la,uls in Easl Kooteuuy: Commeiieln^ ul a post plaiiled on tlie North side nl Willi,- Itiver on llie Hasi liiuiiiilui'y liim ot l.nt 4.*i!ir» near u posl marked 24no*t 45.30, thenee iiinninu: eusl forty i'liuins. thoneo Nortli IHO i-liiiitis. thonee wesl forty ehttiiis, Ihonee Smuli UlO eliithia to plaee nl l 'mnnii'iii'i'iiii'iil. Hated tills Hiuli duy of Se|itonihcr, limn. 4-J .Inilti's llnii'kfll. TIMIIKII NOTICK TANK NiiTH'l'. tlml I lntoml to upply i" Ok' Chlof Commissioner of l.uiitls und Works ror permission to oul uml eurry uwuy timber from Iho follow- hidileseriliud lunds In South Busi ICooloJ nay:- Coiniiioiiuhin ul u posl plllllleil '.MU i'liuins wosl uml 02.78 i'liuins -.unlit of the soiith-ensl eornor of l.nl 111114,(Irotip I, llflntr HrlilM''s' I'ru-oiii|ilIon, thoneo eusl eliflit.i i'liuins. iln s h olifhty ehains, thoneo wesi olifhty '-liiiius. thoi i Hi eii-'liiy i-liuins in plnoo nl huKllltliiik", siive uml oxeopl thorooill thoso piirts, il any, eovorod hy existing lloonoos, Dated Oetolior Iflth, limn. ■IL1 Krni'si ('. Mol'liee, I ator, NOTICE. Niiiln' is horoby uivuu tlmt. :ui ,lnyn ufior Unto, I Inti'ml toapply tu tlio Uun. Ohiof I'uni niissionor nf l.iniila unil Winks for n apoclril liconoo t„cni nml I'lii'iy uwuy tlmlior frmu tho rollowlnu ilosiirlhuil hinilsi Comiuoni'ltiK nl 'I post rkoil "A. M'Unugiill'sT, U; tt. u*. em., uiul phuitoil tin lliirlly Ci't'i'li.til'tilifii'll i'llllllia north llllll Sll i'liuins wosl iif tin' soiilh-wost cornor ,,l l.nl ;i.'.Mii, iiriiiin it tliuticosoulh 120chuins: llio oust 40 ulmlns; thonoo north in chiilim: tin oust ill eliuiiis: thonco north lu clnilna: thonoo wost lo chains i" poliil of iinniiuoncc i : iliiiiilnuilllltioroi. Ulltoil IKllll Allllllst, IIHHI. A. M'UollKllll. :w ,1. II. I'liinuiliii.,'-. I.iii'iiiiif NOTICE. Nnth'U In horohy idvoii Unit, HOilnysartoi-ilalc I nn I III apply lo ll"' Uun. rlil.'l CninmlH Hi nil I Isiiiul Worts fur tisiiii'liilllt't'tii'i' li, cut ami carry nway llmlior rrom tho follow ili'scrllii'il laiiils: ('inn llli'lli'i tu: a III POSl lint I'll i" I "A.M'llollKllll'H T. I... N. W. I'm.." luul llll" I wo,l til t.llko mi Hartly Crook Trail, about '.'xti chains nortli ami ISO i-linltis west, nf Mini li wosl oornor nf I.'ii (5jis referred lo so often thai il may noi be amiss lo examine it. We are lirst called upon to ad in ire the Fielding tariff. We ure told that il' duties are placed too high Importations decrease, and that if they are placed too low the revenues are insufficient, Tin- Fielding tariff is described us striking the "happy mean" und extracting from the trade of the country every dollar Ihal can be collected. Unl assuming, us we ure asked lo do. Hint this "happy menu" is, after all, so delightful, tha query is prompl to arise: "Why has Mr Fielding himself from year lo year promised the country lo change il?" Is lliere still a mean ihore happy.'1 Has some stray dollar boon overlooked.' In whal schedule lurks nn unhappy mean? Is it too high or too low? If Mr. Fielding's handiwork is so delightful, why does he not slitnd pat? Why this restless desire to linker wilh the tariff so mean and so happy? Shull We color the lily llllll gild the pure gold? i >r was The Gloho righl,a few days ago, In pronouncing tlm presenl tariff a makeshift mul compromise, and something far from lhe high ideals of Iho Liberal parly? Is il any more liiiin a mere hurried revision of the ohi Conservative tariff? Ilui apart from ihe tariff, whal is there to say for ihe limineo depart ment? Our dobthas grown enormously, mid for ten years to come, to thanks llie Q.T.P. il must increase nl lhe rule of $10,000,000 per annum, Large overdrafts aro carried by the Hank of Montreal mul treasury uoies are sold iii Hu' London inarkot, This reninrknblo liniiu e.ier upon nearly all of our dobl is paying interest ill lhe rale nf izW^'^'^-^*^'^*^ ^^^^^^^-^ English Importation JUST AIM'IVKI) A BKAUTIFUL LINE OF English Vases Card Cases Fruit Dishes nnd Hon Hon Sets Glad in show you these goods. The prices me right ;is wc bought these from the makers, FOUND i.N* llAKKII ST., hxk Iiiiiii; WKST nl* Hll.l. a in. The only plnee in nmn Iluu ,*.iii niiike lil,- worth Hi,- livluir. Be po nan note E. H. SMALL, Manager I.. CLAIM' W. ROLLINS Lighted By Electricity Heated By Hot Air - Comfortable Bedrooms lirst Class Dining Room HEADQUARTERS FOB TOURISTS AND OLD TIMERS C. E. REID & CO., Phone 74 rpj^ DrUggiStS^ PURE DRUGS FINK STATIONERY DISPENSING OUR SPECIALTY. I CENTRAL HOTEL 1 * 9 9 * * * * * * I * GOOD SAMPLE ROOMS * 9. 9 9 W 85 * **** ************** ** Marysville, B.C. COLE & HANDLEY, Prop. The Loading llnlel nf lhe Sl. Mary's Valley. Nieeairy rooms newly furnished, Table us good as any In Kootonay, ZS £ Cranbrook, - - B.C. 3 iiuuuuiliiuiiuniuuuiiiuuaiumuiuuuiiuuiiiuiul — Wholesale LIQUORS ■-> CIGARS A. C. BOWNESS AGENT FOR Calgarv Beer, Ale .V Poller. T. LEBEL .v CO., Hay and Grain. I * 1 9- Cranbrook, B.C. 9 9 | NORTH STAR GtO. R. LtflSK & Go 9 i 9 HOTEL J Kimberley, B. C four por coiit., uiul somcl *Il',i'iii*,iiiiii is drained from our tflL people every year In lie shipped jHL l!.l.ll,(lr„i.|, I: ll„'.,"««..iitl.mi i'IiiUiik: llio, m.,.rw,„K |„'m,,„| lhe |,|| vluelll nf H*3W9s\*l^*tr^lW^^^i*m9 mist WI I'llllllia: Uf .llll «i i'llllllia. Ill.'lii',' I . , , , wait so DhittiiH to polm ..in .'I'lii.'iii: interest. No popular lnnu is itiiiniin.'Wiiiii'11'a, iilleinnled. The postal savings im i Alumna, liiml' A, M' mill. ' , , . ,,„ ,w j n I'.iiiniiiii".. i.,„ otor, bunk In a skeleton. Inogovorn BUILDERS AM) CONTRACTORS PI,ins, Sprrilinitimis uud Estiiiintes '.: FURNISHED ON APPLICATION 9 H. W. DREW, Proprietor, _,— _, Cosy and .Comfortable Rooms Headquarters lor Mining Men All kinds of building material constantly on hand. Royal Hotel Marysville, B.C. A. P. CHENETTE. Manager The nnnve hotol has boon recently oroclod, nnd nenlly furnish- ml ihrougliout, Tho Uur is supjillod wilh Iho hesl brands ol Liquors uiul Cigars. •UK PROSPECTOH CUANUUOOK I! C, I1CTOBKR 27, Inr.B JM^|BI****<WIUK*t#**#*^ 8 * i 9 9 9 j 9 9 9 I 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 * 9 9 9 * * * 1 : 9 SATURDAY NIGHT J CANADIAN APPUES * COLDSTREAM 9 9 9 We will have ready fur delivery Oil Tuesday uur Winter Apples Will END Tl BIG J SALE A ! S GOldSlTM 9 i \ anolies Soys, Kin I i in i'iui:iil:>. hiBiii'i'li'il, anniipi'il llllll "I'llileil llllll nun,',I I'lv,' IV,mi lllsoiutu hy u hum i t nlllntiil I'tuil iiii nu Ims Isutfiiiirunl if IVifi-i'i Kruil lull weinhl, I'M'i'v :l|i|il,' ii H I ii|i|ili-jiiiil ,,vt-ly Uur us uunil ii-. ilir i„|, ilor, 'cwaukecs. Russets, Greenings G. T. ROGERS. Fancy nml Staple GROCERIES ll MITTS, (ILiiVKS. lllll) Cranbrook, - - B. C. Fancy nml Staple GROCERIES and CROCKERY MITTS, (ILiiVKS. BOOTS nnd SIIUKS There are LOTS of BIG SNAPS LEFT so do not fail to get in or you will be sorry Fink Mercantile Co. * 9 9 9 9 i i CEhc ycoopcctcr. Head ^_ Splitting SALE OF MINERAL CLAIMS IN THE FORT STEKLE .ESSMKXT D1STK1CI HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that on Monday the so twelve o'clock noon, al the Government Office, Cn lATUIluAV, in IWIl lllllil auction the Mineral claims in the'list hereinafter set i * hi ■own Gi i - tee - id +****n*!*m*m*i*i*in*iTroniTn*i*r*iiTnn+ for all unpaid taxes acci I and due and payal ti the 'loth day of .lum WOi , I for the expenses E LOCAL NEWS. I of advertising tliis noi in'. vauuuuuuuuuauuuuuuuuuuuuu-:- [f the taxes and expenses of advertising, as set out in said list are not paid to n n or before the day of sale, the claims may be sold to the highest bidder, and a eonveyanee exei in the pur Kyftn Sunday lust chaser of all righl and interest in said claim legally alienated by the Crown by thi I i iwn Grants thereof, In tbo event of thoro being no purchaser, or if the pru ITered shall not be sufficient to pay tin taxes uiul expenses of advertising, the land shall absolutely roverl io the Province and the Crown Grants tboreof shull bo doomed void. I! II. Unhurt of Wardi ii the city Monday, When vmi jrol u (rnoil old- fushiotiiMl lli'iiiliii'hi, Uiul niiikes yuiir heuil throhi nml your oyus whirl nml imikos you siuk lo your stonmuh try Dr. Scott's Headache Powders LIST AllOVI'* MKNTIUNKD NAMK ul'' I'l'lllSON. Kxpetl rv(! |i (Inlil Minest.ttl I'Eiirl, I.. IIUIIB, II. I. Kty. U-i Klkhni-u, I.. 3H1I Ilelmleer, I., lllllil lliiiiniM" Wull. I,, in',1. ll. I. Kty. Uai Ituliy l''riii'linn, l„ Wfifi. Ustriin , I., toil"!, 12 nn :i nn nlil Mini'- l,nl. I'livrnll Minliiu Un. Mil Arthur Phillip*- A. II. (Iriiuu I'uliilnl.iia M. I'ni'ltor Irilli'll. I., uun ili'iiiiiml rim'i. I,, mu"' i:,,|il,'iiiiiiuiil''iiii'. I j. n.|i)il,(i. ;. Kij It .Irl'i.lli,. SlIlllll'V. li. ''"'I'' .... Kviins. I.. WI''. I'ersever , Ii. ,181'' , Si'iiinoili'i'. I.. r,:i|,' I'liyniiialer, I,. MM, (I. I, Kty. Dal, I'll'vi'llll, I.. •'I'll'-. upi'l nlil.' Sui-prlHu. I.. MUU, i;,,id.'ii ruin. l„ mis . Kiii„ Siilniiii.il. I.. ,',l'*'l . Iji n nl Sin'Im. I„ ,*,l', llin Iluml Duy. I.. MM HiilllH I'liuili. li. r,4BI 1 1 L'.'l II 111) I.'i III) ill llll III llll III .-ill IL' .'.II 2 iiii 2 iiii 2 nu '.' uu 2 uu 2 nn 2 iiii 2 Ull 12 ..ll ii 75 11 llll 16 mi L'l llll l'l llll 12 ilO 14 "ill Cranbrook, IU'.. October Ith. lltiHI. A. C. NELSt IN, CotifiECTOU, Porl Steole Assessment District, YEE LEE BOOT AND SHOEMAKER | ffij ,■,„.„,.,' |.,.wi-;iti,l Durleb Ave. M g A large consignment of shoos jusl received from Victoria, all liunil made, whieh will bo sold al ensl. j ito Repairing neatly and prompt- fli" l.v dune m FRESH FRUITS The Quality Store Choice Cigars and Tobaccos CAMPBELL k Mil 56 will dclivci ■> i .rder promptly. NOTICE. S'otU'e It li '',' -! '*i'ti ' day* alter (late 1 intend in apply •" Unnourutil*, thu I hli-l roinmlasiin.ei Uml- iiiiii Works I pui •■ ,-. ., ■ i-u •' lilt l„ ti,,. iii.ii i.'i nl i ,i-' Km ■' ' ti" i.'iii: un - ii In tin ,„ i, iu.ii. Ihu nnrtlierl.' imlai "' ffij Lot IKI7H 111 p !• Kin-tunny I'i-n tiff, I'liiiliiiiii',-' :*-'" ael'' - r' "' |\K lliiii'il lhls21sl 1111,1 nl ■■ - '■' "' \%>' W :,:, A M. vii.A ;; /g^^^g^g^g^S^S^g^^:^^^^^ Tuke until-'' thai thirty ilaya date we lntoml to apply lothm mlssloner ol baniU and .Vm-tcn tor |» raisnion i" '-ul and earry n ' (r the follim-tnj deaerll landa i Suiilli Kit-' Kooienay:- Comment-inn al ii |iubI planiwl .Ullll, unii 1 llllle wesl i'i ' Ii'i ""' w.-l eorner ol lll'lilum' |il''-eltipti'i I,,.!,,,, l.m „ niiliei- llllll,liroupl. them wesl mile, thei no.-tl I' thelll Il»l one "■ tlu-nee aoillll llll milo lo plaee ill lieiflnnlnit, lli,.,',l Detolierlltli, A. D. II I'l'otliorsfiiiuilier i y. Minlo-i They can't hurt you and they James Laldlaw* and M. A', stop any headache. Ueitle were hunting in the vein- ~ „ ,. a nB ity of Canter, Alberta this week, i One Dozen 111 a BOX 25c. , .,., , ,-,:,,' , r' Beattie & Atchison .1. Neil, A. A. Balfour, and u. inn if Wattsburg spout sun- Where It Pays to Deal. day lasl in Craubrooli*. M. I. Staples, and R. Uird of WyclilTe was in the city Sunday last. STEWARTS a The Leading Store fur' P, McLean unci A, P. Chenette I Nicutdafo'" bSss Cmnbl'ool! CHOICE CONFECTIONERY FRESH NUTS ('..I. Davis und I). Iiiiniiiis of Montana were in the city this ™ncy Oranges and Bananas week, Choice Okanogan Fruit Mrs. I'mii'i* of Victoria and Persian Dates Sweet Potatoes Mrs Binmore of Pori-I Steele ware Craubrooli visitors Wednesday. D, J, JOHNSON Carpenter "■■■■, Builder I,uml Worli nl Reasonable Price OHicr, and Workshop Lewis Sl This is the celebrated w Rifle Tin- lil'.ST is always tin cheapest, PATMORE BROS. 'lurabing, Roofing, Heating antl Ventilating Enginoors. [ndiati Agent R. L. T. ilui brailh, Win. Carlin and l>r. II Wan of Porl Steele were ai l Crunbrook Wednesday. Mrs. V. McMahon and Miss Alw I of Moyie were visiting friends nt Cranbrook Wednesday, .Inliii Breckenrldge ol Calgary uml Chas. Redlish of Moutreal wore registered at the Cranbrook Wednesday. W. C. Watson, P M. Lindsey, of Vancouver, and II. King of Sussex. X. 11. were guests ui t Lu Cranbrook Sunday last, .VI. Ward uf Spokane wns Iran sacting business at Craubrook during il nrly pari of this wook, VV. Vim Arsihili,n nf l-'ui'i Steole vu> iii town Monday. Ho reports ihui ihe Kootonay Central railway will he completed uisiih' of tWOlVO IM'illl llr-. .1. W. I'hiUips. Ullll his sister Mis-. CI Phillips of Soattlospenl several days this week ui ('run brook. Mr, Phillips is largely Interested iu mining in lhe I'lul- head country. Mr. and Mrs. M, Mclnnes uml master Archie, old residents ul Cranbrook but at presenl of Elk mouth, nro gnosis of Mrs. .1. V. Suiilli, having arrived by Thurs iluys oasl IhiiiiiiI express. Man-old Jar*vis A N11 Wdlliii-c (ir.ihiini CONCERT In VVi'iiUvurih Hull nexl Wed nnsdity Oetobor Dlst l.'esel-veil Se|||a »I.UH II,'-llllll' T.*l Socni'o tickets al Rind's drug sloro. C 0 M ti . S'I'KWAII'I'S KINK. 01IOCOI.ATKS Hugh Stewart Phone 75 Armstrong., Ave. Corporation of the City of Cranbrook NOTICE. Any male or female, being u British snhjc.it of the full age of 21 years, who has paid all the rules and taxes tor the current yeiir.and has continuously resided within the Municipality since thu Hrsl day of January, 1000, uml who is u householder or license holder within the iniinici pal Ity, may registorus a voter for the year 1110", if the necessary declaration is deposited al this office on or before 5 p. in. of the nisi day nf Oetobor next, person (pi ah lying as license holdors,\vho are not properly owners, must attend to registration of iheir nn s on tho list, Porsons who have I nine property owners since Dooembor Disl (1005) lire reipiesled In Inform lhe under signod at once, Thus. M. Roberts. (' M ('. City i'lerk's Otlice, Cranbrook It. C, Oct, -mii. TUK COHI'OKATION UK THK i ITY UK CUANHROOK, NOTICK TO IIIIAYMKN AMI IITIIKIIS. Numerous- l'oiii|ilahitB luive I n lllltile llllll ulll-liilee llllll ill her refuse Ih liuhn! ,l,'|,naiii'il iiiitaiil,, ii,,. Iliniia nl ilir iiiiisiinee irriniiiil, Si^iiK luivo n,,w heen iilueeil ilh linn llie i il In, I lhe IIiiiIIh nl ilie niilminnu ki'imiiiiI, ivliieli eiiii lie ii|)|ii'iiiielii'il iiver Mr. Sl. Klein' in- Mr, Uretiiiiiii's lirldrfu, frnni llin I" llii'iii'i Kel'l S ll! tl'llll llllll Ihenee foUii'i'lnn illroi'tlini |in»t»ii|i ih, nil1. The |iiiliee hnve hintriiiillitiiHtu|ii'ime- i llle :niy |,ermill ile|niaitine i-,.fiiae nut. -i'li' Illi' IlillitH el llie lllllmllleu Kl'llllllll, Th™, M. UiiIiui'Iji, 12 l.'llyClurk. Krnnk lingers rollll'lied Tues day from an extend visil to the far easl. JUST A HINT Hnve vnu I ii wondering what lo Rot for the lii'i.l,''.- II' SI I. allow IM le alien' yilll em- sleek III Sterling Silver. Plated Silver and Cut Glass l'erliii|is we eiiii help yen iii your Boloetlon. Uo- llietlllii'l' il is tin trouble tn shew >(Ml eur eeeils. . F. Tate k Son The Jewelers C.P.R, Wlltllll Ills] lei's Crews* Neat ":lss Divisie ♦': '* ft ttcft * ft;. 9 s$p* **^; o ft 9 J »:♦;*♦ :4:9:4,9 ft. 9 ft:* ft * Comfort In Five Minutes t .♦■ ♦ 9 It will tuke just nbout 9 Hint time wilh • Fireside Souvenir * I I We have a fine range to ft select from. J !J.D.McBRIDEf * Cranbrook, B.C. HARDWARE d Been here since 1 SoS—Liable to stay longer '*' * a ft.9ft: *:ft:*:4: *:♦:»■ ¥c<^|^3(C^X*Sto«.^ *ft; *ft:*:4: *sftMs%*>®*&i*®**Si*>W*>Wi*>ll^ lBi IS |Carpets and j jFloor Coverings! We are busy now wailing on our Customers for Carpets, Rugs, Mattings ■ We 0 I 1*1 aiul Floor Oil Cloths ^ Her uu iiuiisiiullv brilliant line of patterns in Rugs, i«i III Axininsler und I'.riissels carpels ul prices particularly low |«| I I ?! Winter Underwear We ure prepared to supply the underwear needs ,jj, . "( ull Cranbrook. We have superior lines of L 1J1 Ladies and Childrens at prices very low, i, ! RElb"^ CO. •S»ihiHll^l»iMBMiMiMS«'li »ir*iMaWiMi*|Sr»iMiKlh»iMi TIE M UWWANTED Fifty Tie Makers, apply to camp of the Columbia River Lumber Co. at Athalmer, B.C. Columbia River Lumber Co. Athalmer, B.C.
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