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Ubr.tr i'l '•«' *" Vol. 15. -dJSrssfc CWAN.BWOOK, /i.e., situr/jav, juxu 90, ;»o.'>. .\'o. L-'fJ SITTINGSOFSU- PREMtGOURT. SEVERAL CASES HEARD BY JUSTICE MORRISON MONDAY AND TUESDAY. Sittings of the Supreme Court wore held la the court house Craubruok, on the 21st and 22nd inst., by Mr. Justice Morrison, when several chain her applications aud a civil action were heard and disposed oi. The following matters were dealt witli : Re J. H. licid, Company, Limited. —Application on behalf of the liquidator of this estate, Mr. E. II. Mc- llerniid, to brine the windliiK up pto ceedlngs therein under the Dominion Winding Up Act, the Winding Up act of the province of British Columbia being ultra vires in as far as it permits winding up proceedings to be taken by a creditor. Order made as asked. M. A. Macdonald appeared lor the liquidator. He Kootenay Telephones, Limited. —Application on behalf of the com pany to procure the sanction ol tbe court to tbe reduction ot tbe capital stock of the company by tbe cancellation of HIM shares of $10.00 each, us enacted by special resolution ol tbe said company, order granted. W. F. Ourd for tbe applicant. Jensen et al v. O.l'.R.- This was a civil action for damages brought by Peter Jenson, Jacob Nelson, liol en McNair and NYls Johnson, nil of Wa sa, against the Canadian Pacific rail way for trespassing upon and cutting and taking uwuy timber from three mineral claims owned by tbe plaintiffs, viz., the "Oolden Key," "Win Kagle," and "Evening Star," situate on Skookumchuck Greek, Kast Koot enay. The plaintiffs recorded these claims in 18'J.I aud since that time, performed all assessment work re quired by law and did considerable development work as well. The de lendents, the C.P.1T., were tbe holders ol timber licenses overlapping thest mineral claims, obtaining these licen ses some years ago Irom .). A. Bro ley, the original locator, bat suhse queut to the recording of the mineral claims, lluring last winter, the defendants' workmen entered on the ground covered by the plaintiffs' min eral claims and over nn area of about forty-two acres cut 7(iuu ties and 2">" logs, besides doing other damage ol a less serious nature, und nu injunction was obtained Co prevent furtiiei cutting. The plaintitls claimed thut though not owning tlie timber, they had a right to the use of it for mining purposes in future development work and claimed dumages according ly. The defendants claimed tlie right to cut by virtue of their timber licences and also that the mineral claims were mere prospects and not Injured by the trespass referred to. 12 witnesses were examined for the plaintiffs and Ave for the defendants and some expert evidence was given on both sides as to the probable value of the mineral claims. Judgment was given for the plaintiffs for $1900 damages and the costs of the action, also a continuous injunction against further cutting by the defendants. J. A. Harvey, K.C., and M. A. Mncdonald for the plaintiffs ; W. A. Mncdon aid, K. 0., nnd E. .1. Avlsoa for the defendants. Mr. Justice Morrison left on Wednesday for Golden where he holds court on the 28th inst., driving up by way of Windermere. Appointment. The following have hen* appointed commissioners for the taking of affidavits in connection with the election act, tor the Crnnbrook Electoral district : Herbert Sawyers, Paul Hand ley and William Allen, all of Marys vllle ; Harry Drew of Klmberlcy ; Harry Master and Benjamin Werdcn, of Fort Ste?lc ; Robert Bohnn of Wardncr ; NIIb Hansen of Wasa ; Harry Bradtort of Wycliffe; James Brown, Peter Mntison, Alder Clark Bowness, William Allen Rollins. Vic tor Albert Rollins, George Hoggarth, Gustavo Andcen, .fames Buchannn, Joseph llrault, Alexander Lewis Me Dermot, James Brown Henderson nnd R. A FraBer, all of Cranbrook; Al eiander Campbell, Philip Francis Johnston, Archie Percy McDonald, John McTnvlsh, Victor Desaulnlcr, all nf Moyie ; John K. Gibbon o Ynhk; Francis Eugene Runsotnc, oil Wnrdner ; John McDonald of Kings gate. Rumor of Indian War. Ottnwn, June 23—Frank Pedlcy, the superintendent general nf Indian nf fairs, says the department has no of llcial advises to confirm the report from Prince Rupert the the Kistoix Indians are on the warpath. The department Is aware that the Indians of Northern British Columbia arc nn lions to have their land claims settled and have already taken steps to that end, but whether the reported trouble, It trouble there be, which is doubted, has any relation to land disputes, is unknown to the department. Certainly, he says, no report of serious trouble has reached the department from any source. Another Fight for Johnson. New York, June 21-A six round match has been arranged between Jack Johnson and Tony Ross, the II- allan heavyweight, to take place in Pittsburg on Juno 30. Ross expects to finish his mnn before the C rounds are over. The champion mny find himself in difficulty should Robs land one ol his heavy swings. Birthday Honors. Already ln some of the eastern pa pen speculation is being indulged In as to those Canndlnns who will receive honom on the king's birthday. A rumor has It that poBtmnBter general Lemleux, Hon. I,. P. Brodeur, Hon. Wm. Hnrty ond Mr. Wm. Mnck- eniie of Mackenzie and Mann are to he knighted. fl (IdlJ 111 the Lite J. fl. HARVEY BANQUETED. GOUNGILMEtiTS SIX Masked Men THE PANAMA ola German. Lnbrook loses one mm must popular and!w!*t..t!!.^t d_a-d,sare Raid 6. p. r. Train, ganal. SOURCE W REVENUE WHICH WE HOPE MAY NEVER COME OUR WAY ORANBROOK LOSES ONE OF THE MUST POPULAR AND SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MEN RESIDED IN THIS DISTRICT FOR TWELVE YEARS Under the above heading n writer iu a recent issue of The Franturtei . ,,— A special meeting of the city council was hold in tlie council chamber on (in Friday ovouing af lust week J. i though he hnd hnnded over Ills lutein. Monday evening. There were present IA. llnrvey, K.C., wns tendered n eM in the Messrs Macdonald, but His Worship Mayor Fink, nnd Alder banquet at the Cranbrook Hotel. would be horo occaslonnllj to shake men Ryan, Jackson, linker, Hunt and .. . , , ,, ■ , The occasion wns tho departure ><i hands with iiis many Iriends Hondorsou. S!!t!!!!fo!l?f..%J0^,niJu?frjhlMr. Harvey tor Van. vor where ho li. S. Loan ponded to "The Tb, "eel uf the meeting was to will ongftRO in business with B, S Province" paying trllmip tn its pro recolvo uml consider tho report ol Mi Taylor, K. C, of Kelson, under the vlnctnl lojtislatnrti> dm the host the (fault, tho civil engineer uml expert, linn n.iini' of Tnylor ami Hnrvoy, province 1ms evor had. who wtia secured by tin* city, to up- Mr, Harvey i imc La Baal Kootcn Barrister 0, 11. Thompson in re pralao and report on the condition ol aj In l.1*!*" .nn! engaged In business sponso to "The Olty" said thai Cran the water supply system. Mr. (limit ut Fori Steele, removing in Cran hrooh was progiLsslve nnd prosper preaonted lus roport, which was verj brook five yenrs ago. He has been nus. concise, and showed a careful conald one of thr moat successful business R. Mallnndnlno h\ Creston in reply oration and study of the water plant \ tlr " ' ' ' WHAT THE CITY DAD'S ARE DOING FOR THK WELFARK UF CRANBROOK. HULD UP EXPRESS NEAR KITEKN THOUSAND VESSELS DUCKS, B. 0, BUT GET EXPECTED TO PASS THROUGH NOTHING. but easily posslblo experience of a re apertable merchant with the German police in the COUise of a single day. When the merchant rose in the morning he opened his window, which the wind blew shut with a bang und sent the pieces of broken glass tlyin, into the street. Fur this the merchant had to pay a line of two marks, or , , . ... . shillings. At breakfast he wrote out m„en ° ,lu " 8JJ » „ the notification to the police that his ™ «*^Zt« , im'. li I 1 maid had begun service with him n *• *on*gctod in the future by M. A. a 1« week before. For being behindhandini" ■i..n..ir. with this notice, live marks line. On Llie way to bis business he ran to natch a car winch he did not overtake until it begun to move. He sprung on board all the same (Hve marks line.) In his show window he had put up a very effective advertisement Which caused a crowd to yatlur m tho street in front of it. (ten mark tine, i One nf his clerks in making u display of goods In front of the shop [ilaced them so us to conceal a pof tion of tbe name of tbe linn on the lign. i five marks tine.) At noon he took tbe city railway for home and "ost bis ticket on the train six murks .inc. Then be ute his dinner. He was l wakened out of his midday nap by in insurance inspector to whom he was called upon to submit his maid's dtiit benefit earn1. He had pasted on it the correct amount of revenue itamps, but had neglected to deface them lien marks line.) Then he bail a visit from a police officer. He had md his son vaccinated on January 20, but the legal time limit had ex- .lired on the ;ilst day of December, • 20 marks fine.) He now took his bicycle and rode iff to his place of business. On the vay the policeman stopped him nnd isked for ills wheelman's ticket. He had left it nt home in another pock- ■t, (three marks tine.) A second policeman tined him three marks for rid ing too fast. A third officer demand id three marks because he was rid ing on a street on which bicycles arc not allowed. A fourth took three marks because his bell did not ring loud enough. A fifth another three murks because the wheel had no brake The sixth fined him three marks for taking his feet off the pedals. The seventh another three marks because he did not hold the handle bars firmly. _ . . . . w..-~.~- As it was getting dark he was returning homefrom his place of business on the same wheel, when he was found without his lantern burning, ithree marks fine.) After supper he sat down to a quiet game of cards with his wife, making use of a pack , , . ., ,.. . . , .. ,, , of Austrian cards which he had !?nd* Harry Wright, ex-M.P.l Army and Nil protect I!. C id Its rev.'ii'i. wanted tlBhorios ivoi - for the pri lie also made a number of suggest ions as to further Increasing the wnt er supply, It was moved by aldermen Henderson and Hunt, that the report ot Mr. (fault be received and accept ed. and referred to n t mitt.ee o! the whole council, The motion wa carried, aldermen Ryan and Bake not voting. Mr. (fault notified the council thai i report and plans of the proposed r-cwerngo system would be forwarded to tho city clerk sometime during thi coming month. A special meeting ot the munlctpn' council and the directors of the Wai er Supply C puns will be hold iu i Tew days and n price agreed "upon nnd if the citizens of Cranbrook de sire to purchase tlie waterworks ays Vanc.ii .er, II. C . June 22 masked meji held up the Canadi Pacific railway weatli No. 'M just east of Duch ntes before midnight, punched boleo in three express cars, and fulling ti find anything of value, hurried to waiting boat and crossed to the nort sale nl BbiiBWap lake. Duck* is about 250 miles east ol Vnncottver It. is believed by some of the run road men that the robbers Intended io hold ap tram Nn. .".. the ex pre* from St. Paul, which hud picked u] THE CANAL YEARLY. ver ut LI.30 this morning with gup ing holes in the sides of the cxprea The lender of the robbero forced th ; llrcman to take an axe and break ii the panelling along the sides oi th they will have pportunity ft.™ Jfe™!,?1™' ' 's 3"fflclcnl1 of so doing, by voting favorably the bylaw which will be placed befi them by the council for their upnn i man to thrust hi is were knocked n On motion of Aldermen Kyan Henderson the council adjourned. DOMINION TO TAKE OVER] ESQU1MALT. howl Into tin' tlie iwiiols. Investigation showed tlmt it ' i I'm tin,I a bout in waiting am Itoy toil Im- Hi., north siilo ol lake. A i„>ssf was innile up nt l,.i>|,s ami sent in pursuit. R ar Admiral KiiigsmiJl Reports! ■„:!n,';.inu^J"pm" in Favor of This Proceeding. 'ihe formal opening of the new bum government build > un Monday even next, the 2Sth inst., when tin ,, i iiaud will render the following pro ! gram : Rear Admiral Kingsmlll returned ti j concert March, "For I,ovo am OtLnwa Monday from his trip t. Honour," Aiherti. Prince Rupert ami Ks.jinmalt, ami h j WnlU, "Are you Sincere," A, Cum witli the lieud oltlci ' n do •ted of till brought home ns a souvenir from a department of marine report nit; the results of his investigation, It. lias been learned from uiiollieiu .-onrces that one result of his recem tour will be the taking over of tin Esquimau naval yard by the Domin I ion, though the filial disposition oi I that property will have to remain iu abeyance until ufter tbe conference in London next ..nmnth upon the qites : Linn of naval defence and until cer It was t0.;l0 p.m. when sixty-eight! Mr. Arch. Ultch then presented tain legislation bus been passed by guests sat down to u bounteous re- Mr. Harvey with n beniiLlfnl gohl tlie imperial government, past provided by Messrs. Hoggarth monhtetl cane on behalf of a number i Meanwhile the naval yard will be and Rollins. There were a number of of Mr.' Harvey's mosl Intimate usctl !lK headquarters in llritish Col specially invited guests among whom friends. Umbia of the lighthouse and fisheries were A. S. Ooodeve, M.P., uf Ross-: \-n Macdonald mulled to oTh_ to protect services of mnrino and fish- nf!t..' i„ '■ ''• i m n ,. ,■ j cries department. In order to prov Wimlno! "to "onLrchi""^ «■ <""<>""1" « '«' J. A. HARVEY K C Nelson, Ft. S. Lennie of Nelson, summer tour. They hnd not been marked with the German Imperial I stamp, (thirty marks fine.) After for-j getting his night's practice with the | tire brigade, which meant another five The toast, "Tbe King.' celved with cheers. Mr. A. S. Ooodeve responded to cries cruisers on the Pacific they will have to be transferred at once to Ks- .1. R. Robinson spoke for the lad mtimalt, which will, as stated, be the toast of the Dominion in n must j''s' Mr" I,rWnl1' ll(U)Jftl,.,(in'LM,r,-| !!, come headquarters ol service instead effective speech. '■ ^nincr Hang vlth Mr. R. ISlwoll of victoria. or ten marks* he undressed and went! ft,Mi„HArv2' in 'TT ,l" 'l^ \ '"'rbe 'sm/'w J'bld!' over the mount ' ........ • i « ._ finest sin ike vnrv tpeliuirlv nhniir ' ne miii was inmi o\ ei i ne moiini of his bedroom windows. For this ha|severlnS h's relations with Oranbrook I Savo the King, suffered a week's imprisonment osts (,[ tho ilistrio Mr. ami Mrs. ('. Stevens visited at Potal amount of fines for a single SILVER PROBLEM PUZZLES TRACKING DOWN THE BLAUK-! *'">"<• Tuesday. Jay, 127 marks (or $31.75,1 besides a COAST. HANI). j Prand DcRoslor of Jatlrny was week's detention. Here is a source of revenue of which our city fathers have probably never dreamed, nnd wo devoutedly hope they never mny. The Bowling Club. Mondny evening one of tlie most popular events in tho way of sport occurred In the inauguration ol the League Pttrmtd to Reep Issues Startling Discoveries and Nine Before Dominion Parlimont. Arrests at Ohio. [the city Thursday on busincs J. W. I'oltis of Vancouver was in the city Friday. Tho opening ..I u,,. Panama Canal will aii.rk a date ol thr hlgheit Im n,l exprcsr]portanco i tho hlstorj ,,l tlir world Whether tt„. work ,,! construction Is t,. cos! the United Stairs It.*,.',,una,nun for „ lock canal ,,i double that sum (or a sea level Canal, the money will have been well spent The canal will .-ue Hi,. United Suites, for practical purposes, a continuous coaat line Irom the state ,,( Washington to M lino Ity .liL-L-ine; ;, waterway titty miles j,, length tin- United States will, in fact, double the effectiveness nt Rovelstoke some sihei bullion ol its navy tyithout Increasing its shipped from Trail t,, il rlent Th numerical strength, says the London St. I'aul train enrried about 'tu liar Times. Commercially the effects ,,! ,f tins bullion, worth about $.1:. I j bo cuitul .nil I, itinlly lar-reachlng, ui. the aggregate value of the ship j lespite a tendency toward lloser p,,l monl being nbout $3,000. Tho weigh tical and s,,eiai relations, the United of tlie sliver was nver I'.nint pound ! '.tales ami South Amoricu have re- and its Intrinsic value vas not sulllc I nnlned in matters ,,[ trndo on com- ently groat t>, niulie it worth an. ] iftratively ,iisiarii leitiis. ISspeclalty person's while to carry it oil. ■ tins the caso with those coinmunl- iVestl id Nu. :i7 renchod Vane,,a ira thai lie between the Amies an,I the Paclftt an New York is as omoto by sea ii,.in Valparaiso as Liverpool or Hamburg The Panama j ..a.,I will bring them thousands of ulcs closer. Nor will it benefit the eastern coast ftho United States alone A sche now mi loot t.,, deepen the channel f the Mississippi and t,, connect it itll the Bleat lakes by ii ship canal. This will give not only Chicago but lid Iron ami eoal district, of which '.ttsburg Is tho center, direct com tiunlcntlon by water with the Pann na canal and the western markets it rill serve Canada also will be a miner, A tendency is already notice- tlilo in tin- west to desert the trans oittincntiil route to Europe in favor ,: tho longer hut cheaper sea route hough the Suez canal. 'I'lie I'aiiania canal will provide a bird and better alternative lor thai mile, just as it will provide an al tentative, though n less advantag, His one, for trade between the Or nt nnil Europe. Sir Harry Johnson ihtnlis it reasonable to suppose that in a year nearly 15,000 vessels will be ■ililc tu pass through tho clinul, as oiiipateil with isnn that use the Bu- ■/ canal iu the same spneo ot time, tt is maintained by some people that evrn so the Panama waterway will be inadequate. Possibly they may prove to lie right. On the other bund tho traffic nl the Panama canal alight fall considerably below Sir Harry Johnson's estimate and still repay tbo United States for their venture. Meet in Montreal. The annual general meeting of the North Star Mining Co., wns held nl the head office of tile company, room 23, street Railway Chambers, Mont real, mi Wednesday. June 23. Lumber Duty Remains. Washington, Jane 23 -The sennte today voted down an a iilment for dollar lumber by tile decisive vote of 21 I,, 45, The City Band. A. Santo Friday. of Macleod was in town ! He. | l!e.|ilest Ilelectioii ol "Irish Airs.' Clodiroy. Caprice, "Four Little Blackberries' i.. li. O'Connor. Patriotic selection, "0 Canada anc* ihe Led. Willie und Ullle," Medley, "Follow tho Morry Crowd' •rtcdltold. Seotell Melody, "The Cork of till North." Art-. F. !•'.. Corrison. Two Step, "(lb! Faithful," Ah< Holsmunn, The Maple Leaf Forover. Coil Save the King. Dreadnought Accident Five men were injured In u scrioui mishap mi hoard the now Orendnoughi bnttloship Superb at Portsmouth or Monday. The Superb was being towed int. the tidowny by the tug (Happier when the wire hansel' between tlie ves sels suddenly snapped. The short end came with a swish aboard tbo Su perb, und with a crack like that of n whip swept the dock on which wen gathered n party of bluejackets en '.^.■iiieii in towing operations. Some ol them leapt nimbly asldt into partial shelter, but five wen caught by tho llyine end of the stee wire. They were knocked down and throe lay were they fell, each having n broken log These were Robert Al ford, aide seaman, compound fine tare ol left lc;; witll several laceru tions; John Edward Rogers, abb seaman, left leg fractured; Tlnuiia- Ciillilotil, boy, left leg fractured. Aft er tirst aid hud been rendered the in jured were placed on stretchers and sent in nnval launches to Hnslat Two other mon ol tlie naval berth Horn -At. Cranbrook on Wednesday, j ing party received less serious in June 23rd, to Mr. and Mrs. It. J. I juries, lacerations and abrasions ,, : towel limbs, ami are in sick buy. The Ottawa, Juno 22 Tbo serious check United States Secret Service Agents to American exports to tlie Orient, re. on Wednesday arrested nine supposed suiting from the great falling in the members of the hand of "Black Hand | Mrs. ,1. F. M. Pinkhani and Mrs silver exchanges last year is attract- desparadocs at .Marion, Ohio. Keay left on Sunday on a visit to ing increased interest anil attention The chief ol these was a prosperous Vancouver and other coast cities. howling green on the court house ■ describes itself ns the Fair Exchange Italian fruit dealer named Sam Lima - lawn on the Pacific coast. A league which whose house is suspected to lie the Wednesday ol next week Is the last It wns a novel sight to sec four or! describes ltscl( "s Ulc |,'"il' Exchange headquarters of the "Block Hand" ol Any of school and the youngsters arc ,,„„„,,,, live men rolling the bowls over a, league has been formed in Ottawa to' the United States, was found, it. is preparing for their summer vacation. I;v'1'1 '"!■-'*"■" finely cropped and rolled grass plot keep the issues before the Dominion said, filled with incriminating letters and ench nf the men Intensely Inter- parliament. It advocates the ndop decorated with skulls ami cross hone osted tion Jointly hv the British empire and bleeding hearts. ,, . . iand the United states of the 0 i It is known that this band sends "l""lns' " "atlglttc^ „. . .'■ m . . !,,'1,,!,m" "' ,IS''" "''h "'"'" mlnta iM largo sums of money to Italy every Pred H wn0 „„„ , mining .... „„„ „.,.„ „„„„,.. _„ Eleotld in Waterloo. Imlin nB boforo 185S. month, and il is believed tho men Matthew Crook was in town on ',, housekeeping „ ' ' The new movement has secured a may have taken part in the plot lot \i,,,,,i,.- ' >'"" "'"' sm' "' v """ """>' "> Hon. Macken/le King, minister 0|q;tulilled endorse,,,,',,, from James .I. ,lie assassination In Palermo of '' koopBc?onn and worts™to dc&S labor, was elected by acclamation in , <'»• ehairn,,,,, of the hoard of tllroc Lieu .. Petraaino ol the Sew York pol- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. tlreen ol Ward » J ', V.L'iini,,,.," ,-, North Waterloo Monday. H,ra "' '' (i,'"i", N",',."',,!, '"'lu"5' "y■ ."!'," "' ,h"vm"" arrested Is nam-, per, were registered at the Manitoba i '" ^,ny. °mf'e It and voi° wll He suys "We must await llie propos- id Collogoro Vicarrlo, and lie is Friday. "" ? r nls ol tho monetary commission at known says Router, to have loft f.,i | have no other Pntmoro lies Washington. The silver problem Is Italy about tho tunc thai Mi I'otro Al. Muiz, president of the Fernie full ol dilllcultlos. I wisli it were p,,„ sili,i was murdered. Fort Steele Brewing Co., was in tin , Bible l.b ignore It; hut our consuls in Mr William Mny, the I'nited Slat city Tuesduy rbe R.N.WM.P. have again been : As|(( ffftfn 1|s ,„ ,,„, ,„,,,,,,,„ ,,,„. „, ,.:, ai,,„i„v. who will prosecuto the 1 culled Iu to locato the train robbers, s||vol, exc|mngc Aa|„ |mfl ceased to "Blnck Hand" pus,,nets, declares Mr, and Mrs. CI. T. Rogers lett oi The country around Ducks were the , train wns held up the other duy is i being scoured by officers, and the II. | nV„"nth«' wt,I'boiigiit "the sovorolgii , ol otliorB througiioutthccountrj """ helore returning '" ,K-vfJ?m*llt "*" again asked the flV(, 1(, nollars wlth liv0 tftolfl| mll8, ,..,,,,,,.,,<.,i with il 'gnnlsntlon, and It.N.W.M.P. to step in und help them I miw pay m,M|.ly 0,ght ||1(,|s . U||1 ,.,, ,,,,,, tl„, tl.in| may i,,.,,, In lh,, ,|is oui,' . ..... ; suit is uiiastor; ho no longer buys." covory of tho murdorors ol Liem Thursday night at five o clock II j Pctroslno. Police Leave for Robber Chase. i The Kootenay river has fallen near Iv lout leet and ilu- danger of I ml water for this year is over. Mills ot ' the Kootenay nail Elk rlvor, lie. silver exchange Asia bus cc, l to "lilac id" prisoners, declares . Mr. ami Mrs. CI. T. Rogers lett o„ " kootonay and Bis r ,or accord import our wheat or Hour or linn thai lettors have been found on tho Sunday on n visit to the coast. 1hcy| »>- "' reports nave tos over lei that the Shanghai merchants, who 18 arrested men which will identity sen' "ill take in the big Seattle oxposl '"''""" '""' ""'! "•"'•"" ""' *•»""' ] Can side ol the million leet Work Is progressing rapidly on tbe i foundation ,,l the new school lions,. H. I. Stephct The onstorn wall ol tho foundation i. ehnieil w> ncro of Calgary has put Irom II Futkn, I Toronto LadioB Boquets June 2'1-The interniition men left Cnlgary with horses for the scene of the robbery. Superintendent of the R.N.W.M.P. at Maple Creek is coming on the passenger with 11 con- stables to take up the chase. He will be joined ut Calgary by three offlc Sergcunt H. A. Wilson, Corp. Muri son nnd Constnhlc Tabu tea it. Four teen horses will also be entrained out I ^"jyTho iniiltitndo of Indies. Lad.. ol the Calgary division am! will ac-; ,,,,,'. .in.Hi,|r,|1( ,,, tbo I'liun.lian company tho officers in an express Council was In tbc chair, ftcr excel car. Tho detachment expects to l,e> i ,,,,„.„ L'a(1y (.,.,,,. s.,i,| "(innmln on the ground and ready for work by(.„llM|„ it nl, smn|| „onor to bo able Friday morning. Ducks, the scene of |n ontct.t(lhl yoll, We hopo you will 'j'.'1 the robbery is Just east of Knmloops, , (||k(, wj()l ' |m|,|n. i-omoinbrnnces No truce bus yet, been found of the (|( (his bm>ltm ,„„,, „n„ n„. m„„y » robbers. ,,.,,,,„,„ y„„ |m( „„),, •■ — i Lady Aberdeen Buttl : "When nl the last i|iiiiii|iiotiiiinl il was suggested that, we should bold ' nest Canada, there were many Wll .11,|il,-led itli ol Cranbrook. This i The Investigation is being carried ' ——, lone of tlie best tracts ol land in tin on under Fedora] government Ittspoc II s. Cluinter, Goo. Henderson, jr., distilcl The deal was bandied 1,\ tors, wlio declare thnt tlie back room and Harry Headers ,f Hull River, Fred A Russell, roul estate agent ,, ..... in Lima's fruit shop was tilled Willi were guests nl tlie Manitoba Tbiirs 'this town This makes over 2501 '"'ial congress of women opened In con- loiters which will cnsl. light on many day acres Mr. ;°, Ivcnt'lon hall this morning. Provlous snccoBBfiil attempts to extorl money —— 1Mb last meetings have boon held of commit rrom wealthy Italians. John Hutchison, late ol the Herald toes and the council hall was crowd , ,,,,,„ ,„,,„,,,. „„,,„ „,, „,,„,„„,i ttl:ll stall, blow into Crnnbrook Thursday I Madame Puliiia. tho famous CI. Russell Ino old Slll A pill I The lei let's seized also sh. Il Ileil Italian In allcinoon. nl the head of the lloslon I had paid money to tho Blnck Hand "'"•',l Company, ol which I Peacrfiil Invasion voyant and I'lilmist, Is creating quiti u stir among the people ,,r Crnnbrook „,■ .,,; unity from death The itreasiiror by her romnrknblc c voynnt power lioolls were also seized eiviui. „,, „e ' ,SI"' ''OVi'iiIb ,'VI'I V III, l'l<-nl ol yolll o i n, m , „ ,..',iV ,i K ,; Doynlon of I .a Crosse, Wis life, past, present and inline Th, I ,,.„,„ it, ,',,'„ i, " l! Mnxfilm ,d Winottn, Minn., li mndru i consulted dally from h,1 ,'. s',1 , , ■ ti ;. " A ''""" "' ""'• w- |,; "•" !" a.m, to it p.m. at the Cosmo tin oigauisation, as wo no II ,.,.,, n| rhit.Hl.„ ,„„, w A. Woods of Ian hotel. "'"' "' l"""l,"': "' v"'"m" llecelstoke, were register ,1 the Tho men were taken nn Hie nominal Cranbrook on Friday, Tin cKy band gavo a eoncnrl on ■lunge ol blackmailing morchunts —'- Monday ovouing which wns much up ,, n, The marshal who bonded tbo posse ot witnesses lor Mrs, Gould testified predated hy tho largo crowd who as were police was shot by on,. ,,f tbo prison tlml site drunk only as a "sorieiv soinhlod In tho vicinity ,,[ the court Washington, Juno 24-Pemilssloti of'fcho opinion that mi ni nt ol the "t; and badly w ulod. ' lady" a more trifle ol'a cocktail, n, house The new band stand which has been granted for tho entry into t,|oat distance, and probable shortage K'"'' ' "Id"'1,1"'' '"".,il,;h' W|'"'K "' '"" ' roctc'1 l,y ""' 'llv council Now York, armed and equipped, ol 0f auitablo halls, it would ho dllncull . ,.,...„..,,„.. ...„,. .,.,.,,,„ h„ ° iii'bo o dinnor. Many an old at that point, was the subject ol tho Fifth Royal Scots and the novel-, ,„ ,lml(.,.t,lk,. ||,o lone trip " ,,,v . '„• -h „ ',,„ , ,' ' , , '■""'I'"11,1"'1 l,nfl '""" "l,,,,,r "•« 'able lunch lavorablo cotntnont, as was also • • " '" ,, ;,'. Br , ,, , ' "" ",nl ' tli"' rendering ,,! the Ti hone sol,, the Bnptlsl church Prldny pv " - - ,,v w. ||, Wlldon nnd the selection ol Ml'. King "es ion, the Oxford St. V, Hydo linker led on Thursday in ,.Ir|B|, Alr>i» Tho latter will bo ro —a— Baptlsl church, Woodstock. His otli his White sterner, for Windermere ,„.„u.,| |,y special r lest next Mon Liverpool, June 21 A cablegram er former piiBtoratcs were in Purlin and Oolden. lie was accompanied by dav evening — received hero from tbo Salvage com meat SI church, Toronto; and King Judge Wilson and W, ('. 1). Msnson '' F. Q. Murphy hns paBsod bin exam- puny says it will be Impossible to sion. Ontario. He received his train of Fernie Al Oolden Mr. linker will Specials Today Pork Tenderloin, Inatlon nt tho Ontnrlo College of float the Ciinnrd liner Slnvonlo that Ing lor tho ministry in Woodstock meet Premier McBride and Hon. Mr. Calves Liver. Sweat Breads, Brains, Pharmacy, and Ib now entitled to at- went, on the rocks mi Floien Island n College nnd McMasler University of Tnylor, who will return with him to Spring Chickens, Lamb ami Finnan tnch to his name Phin. B. - i fortnight ago. j Toronto. Crnnbrook. I Huddle. P. Burns & Co. nor General's Foot Guards of (anu dn, who are to participate In the coming tercentenary of Lake Cham- plain celebration. Can't Float Slavonia WILL MEET PKEMIEK A meeting of Conservatives was held on Friday for tbe purpose ol making arrangements for receiving premier McBride and Hon. Thos. Taylor. A public meeting will be held in the auditorium on Tuesday evening where every citizen can meet tlie premier irrespective of political creed. Afterwards a smoker will be given. Everybody should turn out and welcome the Premier and Hon. Mr. Taylor to Crnnbrook. BASEBALL. It is announced that Sand Point will play the Cranbrook ball team on July 3rd and 4th on the recreation Hounds. A good game is assured as tlie Snail Pointers are a very strong Band Concert. — •— By kind permission of the Sister luperior and Mayor Kink, the Indian loyo Iiaud from the St Rugone Mis ion, under tlie direction ol Bandmas- er Corrison, will render a program ni the band stand nojt Friday. July ml, commencing nl 7.:w. Ready for Business The Royal Hank o, Canada opened ip im business Monday Mr W, A. tchwartz Is local manager, and Mr IV Luinsiien accountant. Tbe open- nn up nl n third hunk in Oranbrook x another evidence of the future pros- lority of iin- rent rat city of Khst Kootenay Will Med This Kail. A etinr. ol tlie Cranbrook Agli ■nltiinil association was nclit in tlie Cranbrook Hotel Committee Boom in Wednesday evening, when it wns in i,i,, t,, hold mi agricultural and it ,ck show, nnd race meet mi Sept omboi I lib ami lltth llaro Event in Free Masonry. Iiovei, Km;., .1 ii nf 21 A rare event in Freemasonry occurred nl Dover when lleniv liovutiui Initiated his son in the Dover lodge on the fiftieth anniversary of his own Installation as master ol the same lodge. Specials Today. I'mk Tenderloin. Calves Liver, Sweat Breads, Brains, Spiiug Chickens. Lamb and Finnan llnddie. p. Burns & ( o. Mrs. D. Emory ,,l Sheep Creek was In town Friday. f.{» I THI'I I'liliSI'KCTIlU. I'llANIIIlnOK, B. «.. SATt'IlllAV, JUNE 2«tH, WM. NEWPORT &Ik y«o«v«ctor. t nn, \r\\ ] II.IM' JUSt ■ge stock Stilt- Agent* iVillllll'lUll ilfllt'li l U.t those !• I'ithii. received tiui ure for A. B. Grace, I't'lll.lSllKII AND KDITOtl. THE FALM Frank Dezall CKNKK \l. UI..UKSMI I II and \\'i hjDWORKKK Ii is «»nly tlie almanac that insists that the summer bus arrived, Science is now coming round to the baseball theory that nil files should in* caught, Those Black Hands should be given an opportunity to wear Iron brace lets. The ancients believed thut thi world wus square, Evidently then were no gratters among the ancients 2. Three million of the ton million dollars is t»> go Into new construe tion work. Th*' Grand Trunk Pacific has already managed to borrow seven million dollars ol tbe amount Irom tbe Grand Trunk and bad spent it in development work ; this money is to be repaid out ol tho government loan. Thus seven million dollars oi the loan goes, not into the road, hut iu to the coffers of the Grand Trunk. Conservative criticism wus directed against such features ol the loan ntfl these. The Conservatives did not ob ject tti the road being built ; they did \\\ indeed, try to see that the country got more for its money. ••:••:••:•♦•:•♦•:•♦•:•♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ With one eye us eat and be t ury of today 111 morrow. in the beef trust, let terry steak, tho lux ,v lie a curiosity to i A Chinaman collected 18,700,000 "tl ins countrymen lor Block in a bogus mine, und tii^ countrymen collected KIKN'TB Kol; CANADIAN CYCLE 111* hend on Ins return to Chinn *s|i MOTIIH CU'H Illi Yil.KS • • • • II.e Moyie Leader says these ale ■ i, tho days when tbe heart ,,l the Moyie rtpi-i-init\. |„n3 throbs Impulsively. The Crau P.O. Boi 113. brook tea lade good in tlie name Rubber Tiros Applied To Uuggy Wheels i tit t'l'j I w. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ CLINE MANITOIIA llnTKI. I'Trst Class Work Iu all lll'lllll'll f the Tonsoriai Art ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ' A Crnnbrook kicker says that so *•;.■,,i,Iin-- to tlie etiquette books u li xjno longei proper t,, kiss the bride ? ' v.-ry lew brides think etiquette i„„»k? A ! ale t<. tie taken BOrloUSlV A; A company liu„ been [ormed In Win * nipeg t,, bore for oil in the Gladston, • district. They will use llie tirst run SI ♦ I ♦ ♦ .1 ,,11 t,, grease tho C.P.H i,eiun,,ttves and stockholders A large rleet ut .•rote the Brltii aorning They ci German airships , editor in 1950, town yesterda> ^t quite a gloom er tlie entire community.' It is reported that a warship will brought from Great Britain to otect the British Columbia tisliet i. What's the matter with Hon ; Professional j HARVEY, McCAKTEK, am. MACDONALD, lint'i'isii'i's, anil Solicitors, CKANBKOOK, lit' ;i>. !•'. Gl.l HiiiTislci'. Solicitor, ule. I'UAXttKOOK, li \\ (, II I'llOMI'SON, Itlll'I'iMi'i', Slllirlnl , uni Ni,l:il\ I'liiilir i Hli.. I!,'ill I'aiii.l i, ■■. fi; ANHUnOK, II V * _„ _ _ * Mr. Brodeur und the Uomin un |": X Oranbrook t\ &.„?. , v, ;<;>>..,> ■.■„,. Livery I Ln Presae ol Montreal, the most widely circulated French paper in Quebec, and now one ol the devoted organs ot tho Ottawa government whose policy \a cut rolled absolutely hy Sir Wilfrid Laurier, in it* issue ol June 8th makes a remarkable attack upon the Conservative party, which in part is as follows "We have periodically the manifestations ol a ret rognde Tory spirit in Canada' Two weeks ago Dr Sproulc, Grand Mnstei ol the Orantcemen, complained ol th lintish parliament because it wa willing to suppress In the coronation oath those expressions injurious to the catholics silt James Whitnej has begun .i campaign to destroy il possible, the federal cabinet, hy bis preaching that we should Bpend mil lions lor the purpose ol bulldim en urinous Dreadnoughts loi the profll o( the Imperial lorces Col, Denlson, and Ins comrade Col Hughes are al way- prepared to drive the countrj into an unreasoning imperialism Thi Mail a- Empire and the Mews are the standards ol these Hon Quixote en emies nt n good understand in a ol the Dominion Mr Borden is In the hkuds oi these sectai.es whose influence is felt In the whole opposition in parliament They were seen at work in 1905 when they attempted to raise race orj against Mr. Lauriei because he had commit ted the heinous fault in their eyes o! wishing to preserve the confessional schools in the new provinces >>i ai bcrta and Saskatchewan Sir John Macdonald, who was a statesman. Sari/' lu^"trj!* I ANClfNT ORDER , FORESTERS ie degree of Influence which i It I I MIX,I M M V V.8 M,-Killi|>\ i II > CALLS ' i i i'»» KINfttM i B LlVt H 'i; WtllvOtHv : MAUN ♦ II.C t Mi \ I I I II ,\ I'M IM, s £ CH CRANBROOK, |. I. I UDI \\\ Mininjj IO in,'i to,I III' I ..ilnl Sin \,,,,n . t'li.ANIlkiinK, I \; I: V li i' \X. CRAIG MASONRY Irani llolli'i'i .mil I iii Worl t'osl uml Sldi'li Khliniii I'l.lMM.I M,l l'|MM .\|,|,l|, I illlt I'.O. Box 834. Calgary Cattle Co. Fresh and Salted Meuts, Fish and Poultry in season. LOTS OF FINE YOUNG TURKEYS JUST ARRIVED Orders by Mail will receive prompt attention: Order by Plume. 45. **** ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ CKANBKOOK AERIE 96 , F. O. E. FRATERNAL ORDER EAGLES Moot ,-v,.|-> rVliltl} .,1 > |i.n, ■ s mi... Uranium Cordlallj liivliod W President Aerl !•' W. I lei Wm. Aa.le ' I'lllMi'illll. I \\. K. I'.l VTTY 1'iidi'i'iiiiti'f, Kialiiiliiu'i', iMinei'iil Dlri'i'liir, ii; wi'.iiiinK. ii.c NORTH STAR HOTEL KIMBERLEY. B.C. f ' H. W. DREW, Proprietor. We unit you to mil and try our new Consignment of new mil Un to date rigs for Winter and Summer, .lust leeeived Topplr ami llelialile Horses at your illBp.-isal Hire them H trial a,n,l he convinced. I'ltnlie 47 L'l'nlihl'ook, 11.0. sonally .1 nttendanci king hud nbout ir. at horc Bond In races " But the till when he heard Indigestion Stomach trouble li hut ft symptom of, »m1 not ki ittelf » trua iIhhmc. W« think of |)jm»M>iis. IloKUliiirn, and lu<llfe*tioii u r«»l illttesam, yet llirjr *r« symptom* only of * ctrUhi itifdlli- h-rvf ilckneia—nothlni due It W*i Ilu* fart I In* 1 first 'orr-flly In! Dr. Slump In tlie iT.!i*tiim of (list now vurr popular Sloinai-li Reinsdr—Dr. Shoop'i ttustoratlve. Gotnt direct lu thi) itiiifiach mtrvfi. »lini>' hririiKlit Unit Miriam •ml fftrorto l>r. shmipkiiil liin rtfMtori.ltv*> With- wnt tlmt oriflnal ami IiIkIiIj vlt*l prliiilpli-.tio iiiclilMttniiccoinpllilimeiitiweroftvertobelitd. Cor ilomich diiintHK. blmitinf, FtlllouBneif, .»d breath and »1low complexltill, try Dr. HIiih»p'| KeitOrfttlf*-*Taliletn or Liquid—and «oe for ji»nr- aelf what It can and will do. W« aall and I'haar- lullr reioiiimeml Dr. Shoop's Restorative BEATTIE & ATCHISON. STEADY EMPLOYMENT Km ., leliahle local salesman re lU'menlini! Cunndn's Olilcsl and tlreiilest S'lii'snrlcs in t'rntilii'oolt und . ,1 ..iii'ii;' country. 'llie |iopnlni'lty ol our Btock which 1. 11.1111 on litnestone soil, making i.iii t - 1,11.1 hustles haulier and lull ■,!' lived lllall COUHl l'.l'i,wtl stne.li, i ,-1 ,in\. led-^ed hy experienced fruit grower.. 1 l\ Itiu'ie a specialty ..'. (jl'ywlng slock for llritish f'oliinililn und ship u carl ! 1., Unit province ' |„-t liialient sitllaMi.lt to rich! 11 'it. w.th territory reserved. I'uv weekly ; free outfit Write for luirtli'iilari. Stone & Wellington l.'iiN'I'llll.l. NURflHRinB Pi iii'.'I'ii tiNT ,1 ,1 hy It ■' Rovcrnment BOVRIL renovates the blood and builds up muscle and nerve. It is good for children, athletes and invalids— good for all. BOVRIL An pay)' not : vim is <end west.' editor was once asked "Do hog! He replied, "A nood many di they take the paper several and then have the postmostai t back marked 'refused' or 'eom Lord Kitchener, whose period ol o( tiie aa commander in Chiel of the fer ces of India Boon expires, is to make a turn ol Canada during the coming tnimmer, According to present nr rnnKoments he will visit Chinn and Japan in August, and will then be commissioned hy the war offlco to come t.i Cnnnda in order to examine the defensive forces of the Dominion nnd report on their organisation nnd ndmlnUtrntlon, nnd bow best their tiiiiiiinu' can he co ordtnnted, ■ • • ■ Lien tenant governor Dunsmutr hai decided to resign, in order that lie may giv« more attontion to the prcH- sltig nrgoncy of his private business, and umoug tho names which rumor connects with the succession to the oilier ift that of Mr. T W Stirling of Kclowna, other nnines mentlones are those nf Senator Dostock, Mr. William Sloan and Judge Mclnuis. We trust, that the report that Mr. Stirling may receive the appointment is well founded, as be is a gentleman Iualitied in every possible way to ill this high position with credit to 'ilmsclf nnd the country, and his many friends of both sides of politics Would rejoice to see bltll secure th* honor • • • # It wns established last session that the government bargained with the Cirnnd Trunk before the election, and ■btained its help in exchange for sub- tantisil concessions, its refusal to answer the plain questions put to It constituted an ad mission. Moreover, it paid the bill. It lent the Grand Trunk ten million dollars on the minimum of security, und to procure the ti ini in inn of new ronst.iuct.ive work. The government's principal efforts in lunate were directed to excusing it rom increasing the security by sev 'ial specific ami ubvlous methods, which the Macdonald government nd opted in I Mi4 when granting a loan to the Canadian Pacific nnd which he opposition urged, Ol the ten mil lions three are to go Into new work 1 ml seven are to pay the Grand Trunk for work already done, foi vhlch it already had found the mon i&i w. j in p. IllSmi II. McllAN MK \LKi; IN /Ml 1,-imls nf SitoikI llaml l ioniK KuriMimv a 8PWOLAL/PY RUYRK Ol7 I'I'K'S iiyn'M Old Sliiml. Iltttisfni Ave fbOM 961 The government has taken n curious ittitude with regard to the wagcH ol bu railway clerks nl Ht. John and ■laiii.ii. Their was ti demand (rom hose officials, who un I V R, employ ■•es, are also employees of the govern ment, for a readjustment ol salary I'liey demanded an Invest Igal ion un '«1 the terms ol the government's la 01 In 1 'iition The I C i; atithorit ■■• consented ami an Inquiry war. bad [*bi ru vas a unanimous finding thai he men were undci pnid, Air,,, there .vas a finding thai the government tu* employing too many men. and that 11 superfluous persons were re I moved the paj could be raised with | .nt loss t.. the company II this de- ] cfsion had heeo given against a prlv ite employer, be would have been ex j pected to raise the ppay of these clerks, The Inquiry took place last . .eai. Nothing has been done to give effccl l.. the finding, and the I. C. R. board uow at uncos that it hops nol Intend to respect it That is how j the government treat-, the Lemleus Vet Yi t ii expects mining nnd rail way companies to h I it Liberal newspapers are trying to make the people hell.-Ve that the I Conservative party m parliament op I posed the Grand Trunk Pacific loan ] The Conservative party did notblnd j ol Die kni'l Its language through ■ out the discussion was oleni and poi \ Itlvo thai the country wns committed to the enterprise, thai the lino must be pushed through, and that Ihe only ; thing to do was to see that the loan wns made in a business like manner, no as In got ample security, and to ensure the carrying out of the pur pose of the scheme What the gov eminent, did was to lend the Grand Trunk Pacific ten million tlollpra under the following peculiar clrcutn stances I Tlie security was as slight as could possibly be the case, although It could have been Improved In several wuys. irden has impurdently accord ■ John was .ui energetic and eeing chieftain Mr. Foster could not impose his will upon him, D'Alton McCarthy fell in disgrace, having compromised hlmsell In declarations injurious to the province of Quebec The foregoing extinct shows the na ttire ol the attack Two or three comments as regards matter of fact may be made. Sir James Whitney was the first premier ,,f Ontario to call a French Canadian to his cabinet. Col Denlson's party affiliations in Canada have been liberal, and he was appointed by the present government one of the Quebec Battlefields Commission, (Iranglsm fought side by side with Sir Wilfrid Laurier iu 1896 and helped him to attain power. D'Alton McCarthy was in alliance 12 years ago with the liberal leader and only his death, the result of an accident, prevented him from entering Sir Wilfrid Laurier's cabinet. Help Fruit, Growers. C. 1'. R, AUTHORITIES INTER- KSTK1) IN THK INDUSTRY (i. J. itiiry, general manager of the C.l'.lt. western lines, spent Sunday afternoon and all day Monday in Nelson. Mr. Bury is on u regular trip of inspection of tbe main line and branch lines from Winnipeg to the coast. He. is accompanied by Grunt Hall of the motive power department, and bis private secretary, and in llritish Columbia by divisional superintendent F. P. Busteed. Mr. Bury bad no information to give about new construction. He said 'My purpose at present is simply to see how the road is being operated, and how we are serving the public." He knew of the arrangements made for the transportation of the fruit of the Nelson district to Kootenay Landing and added : "We are greatly interested in the development of the fruit growing industry in British Columbia, and will always do everything in our power to assist those engaged in it." C. P. R. Progress. Sir Thomas Sbaughnessy, In a recent letter to Sir Wilfrid, pointed out that during the period from 1902 to 1908 the Canadian Pacific Railway company added to its rolling stock at the rate of fourteen freight cars a day. one passenger car every two days, and one locomotive every three lays, and yet it hud the utmost difficulty in keeping pace made with tho demands made on it, owing to the Increasing volume of traffic over its lines, A calculation has been made showing that the C.P.R, combined freight cars have a dead weight cap aclty equal to the weight of the population of Kngland. READ THK PROSPECTOR, $5.00 CASH ANU $3.00aMONTH Good Iiiscoiinl Kor Cash ClMPlf STRONG COUKT CRANBROOK, 8943 M,.,'ts in Carmen's Hull 2nd und illi Thursday ol cnrli month ut 8 p.m. sharp. A. McOownn, Chiel Ranger C. A. Abbott, Societal')'. Visiuni; Brethren made welcome. ♦*************** ^..,.,„.,,,,,,,V......V...,....,..V,,Vn,V.,„^ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^ ********************** i: KiH'kv Mountain Chapter 5 ■B S* ': NO. 1'25. II. A. M. : nt.ll at hIl'IiI ********************** H MAPLE LEAF REBEKAH LODGE Meet?, every second and fourth) Wednesday at new Fraternity Hall. Sojouring K^bcKahs cordially invited. Mrs- F. E. Simpson, Noble Grand Ada M. Mickenbotham, Secretary ♦i - ti ♦ i X i ifilially Invited. II. I.. IIOTlfWKt.li, Siti'llid 15, CHANHHOOK', II. I \mmnnwtmrnrmmmmnmtmim Repeat it—"Shiloh's Cure will always cure my coughs and colds." READ THK PROSPECTOR. Another "Sunshine" Fealfciire This is mo entirely new idea, und will espe* cially interest people who reside in natural gai districts. The gat ring1 lakes Ihe place ol' the lower SunOiiiie fire-pot, thus making' ii possible lo burn gas in your furnace without Inconvenience. Such is not possible in a furnace where tht ordinary gai log is inserted; fur, .should the gas give out, a »v;tl or wood lire could not be started unlil tbe gas pipes were disconnected, To provide against sweating" in the summer time, Sunshine Furnace is t-ijuippcd with a nn 'Welled steel radial or and dome. All bolts aud rivets are nhkelled, ull rods copper-plated. This special treatment, besides meaning quicker and greater radiation Irom the radiator anil dome than ivld chill iron could possibly give, arts as protection lor tbe bults, rivets aud rods from inroads of gas. When cast iron comes in contact with our nickelled steel it is coaled with our special Anti-Rust treatment, which prevents the slightest possibility uf rust commencing anywhere in Sunshine Furnace. The Gas Ring Found! On Bnker Sticet, one door west ol Messrs. Hill & Co., the only place in town that can make life worth living. Cosmopolitan Hotel E. H. SMALL, Manager. MXIaryi, FOR HAI,15 I'V I'ATMORK BROS Afraid of Ghosts Many people ure nfrsid ul gliosis, lew people are afraid of germs. Yet Ihe ghost is u luncv and the "itiii is a (net. If the germ vnuld be mugnilied to a size equul tu its terrors it would uppcur more terrible llian any lire-breathing dragon. Cenus uun'l be dvoided, They sre in tbe air we breitlhe, t .<• wvl.T y,v drink. llie genu run only prosper when the condition ot the !<v.U'tii gives it free scope to establish It* Hdlf ii.iJ develop. When there is a deficiency td yilal force, languor! restlessness, a sallow cheek, a hollow e,.-, when ihe appetite Is poor mid the tlcen is ItroI.Cil, It is time tu guard against the germ. You nin fortify iIk* hod) against .dl germs hy the use uf Dr. Pierce's fluid- en Medical Discovery. Il increases the vilul power, cleanses the syileAi of clogging impurities, enriches the blood, puts Ilu* stuni- aeh and organs uf digestion and nutrition in working condition, so that the germ finds mi weak or tainted spul in which tu breed, "(iolden Medical Discovery" contains no alcohol, whisky or habit-tunning drugs. All ils ingredients printed tin its outside wrapper. It is not a secret nostrum but a medicine m KNOWN COMfOSiriON und with a record ol HI years of curesi Accept no substitute -there is nothing " just as gund." Ask your neighbor!. ♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦»♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦»»»♦♦»»♦♦»<»♦♦ (I ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦»»♦♦♦♦»»»♦♦ 4}4 ►♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ • ' v Rubber Dollar Store c. W, VanWORMEB, Proprietor HANSON AVENUE • • CRANBROOK, B.O. We Buy Everything 110HSE8, STOVES, new and second hand FURNITURE, CROCKERY and WEARING APPAREL WE SELL what wo have in stor.k at prices that will surprise you. A visit to the Dollar store will con- v'lnce you that wo have the goods, and can save you llfty per cont on any goods purchased. We Buy and Sell For Cash WWWWVW^WW www £ GEO. R. LEASK & CO. BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS i I'HONR 114 I'.O. HOXS65 Plans, Specifications and Estimates FURNISHED ON APPLICATION Al.Hti BKCtlNO IIANH MAOHTNIBS Full HAI.R t'HKAl' ASH 'I'ii RENT. GEO. P POWELL, Agent Armstrong Avenue. Pbona K.6 Ortftbrotk, ■• ** Meeiti With Acnidont. aWOROfi: BLLS OP KEKNIfl LOBIBS LEO AT MICHEL, Pernie, June 21 A particularly din trending Accident iiappened at Michel un Saturday hy which George Ellin, a well known ctiHtomB officer ot this town neatly lost hiH life. KIHh had Knim to Michel in the morning on lain incHH connected with the department., Intending to return tu town on the tlient. Northern oxproHH In the alter noon. Knr Hume ii'iiiniii he endeavored to climb on lo the engine when It wan In motion, ni Inning hln footing und (ell on the miln, the driving wheel ol the engine puKHing over one nl his loss Just below the knee. Dr, S. Ilunnell of Pernio, who wan a wit limn of Ihe nccldonl nt once gave (lint aid to the unfortunnto man and hnd him brought to the hoitpitul here, where it wns found nccoHBftry to nm* pulate the injured member. Mr. Ellin, who In about DC yearn of age, bun been In the employ ol the Canadian runtomn department lor many yearn and it highly respected by all ClnBdCfl of the community. Repent It:—"Slihoh's Oitr» will ul wnyn 1'iiie my coughs and coldn," AH binds of building material constant!" on band. ( *i» WATCn UtVEl HEAD THE PROSPECTOR .t._.. ,_ aic .*/._.« RIFE AUTOMATIC HYDRAULIC RAM. I limbic ;tiiiiiH r.tiiis pump spring wiilor using impure water as power to operate them, K'utts continuously and automatically. Pumping capacity up to 1,000,000 Gallons per tiny, Nn wearing parts except valves. Highest efficiency of any engine mi the market. From 60 to go per cent, developed under repeated tests. Unequalled for IRRIGATION AND DOMESTIC purposes. Over seven thousand in use. If you are interested write to or see H. Y. Parker. ■SSBl rag* I ******************************************** *********************V,-, + *<,*****4***-:- >**■**,*■* -TV**************************** ****************************************************************** «« ************************************************•' m #iS*H ********************** ******************************************** f*********************************************************4 ********************** *i***************************************** * ,************************************************** ******* 4 rHEN WE ADVERTISE FURNITURE we mean it. It is Furniture in the true sense of the word It is Furniture that is well made, durable and lasting. It is not the kind that is thrown together or put together with inexperienced hands. Our Furniture is made by skilled mechanics, and is the best that money can buy. Every piece of Furniture we sell is guaranteed. j» »••«•• <D ^*fi*^\,y'' m* We have just placed it-i stock a full range of LACE CURTAINS TAPESTRY CURTAINS Table Covers, White Bed Spreads Table Linen in Sets Japanese Matting Flannelette Blannkets Couch Covers We are always pleased to show you through our stock '•'(*"£'• 4 ■*■*■*<*,<* * < m><^^^^^^^^>^^ >>!• I THK I'KiiSI'KtTi-ii IRANBRlHlK, i; 0 SATURDAY, JUNK 2Cth, 1909. Hollow Ground As Illustrated $2.50 Double Concave for Extra Heavy Beards MW Set of Two In Leather Case $SiO I -^7- Carbo Magnetic "f/ Strop THE RAZOR OF PERFECTION Strop Aide LOO 25c NO HONING-NO GRINDING NO MORE RAZOR TROUBLES 365 CLEAN SHAVES EVERY YEAR NO NliW BI ADES NO ANNUAL TAX XV^ RAZOR EVERLASTING SHAVING COMPORT Will Last a Lifetime. CARBO MAGNETIC RAZORS hare KToluUonitci mm nuklnj-thtr »« TEMPERED BV ELECTRICITY, which is OUR OWN EXCLUSIVE SECRET PROCESS th* steel used in their manufacture is of the finest English and Swedish make. This wonderful discovery ii the reiult of Tears of experiment and study, »nd at last there has been produced a razor that will share any beard, NO MATTER HOW TOUGH. ELECTRIC TEMPERING add* CARBON to the iteeli whereas temperinj by fire, (the only other method known for centuries) DESTROYS the CARBON which lithe life of tteel. All other makes of razors must be HONED AND GROUND often, as their blades will NOT hold an edge any len|th of time CARBO MAGNETIC RAZORS do not require HONING or GRINDING during a lifetime in private uaei they ate all tempered alike, every part of their blades being subjected to the same AMPERES OF ELECTRICITY. CARBO MAGNETIC RAZORS arc tround FIVE times by the HAMBURG METHOD, the most expensive grinding known. YOUR DEALER will deliver to you one of these CARBO MAGNETIC RAZORS on 30 days' trial, without obligation on your part to purchase—take advantage of this opportunity. Break away from the barber habit! You will save $50.00 annually. Call on our representatives in yostr town, and request a copy of "Hints On Shaving" -This booklet illustrates the correct razor position for shaving every part of tbc face (ACTUAL PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN FROM LIFE)-it alto tells you HOW TO STROP A RAZOR PROPERLY; should our dealer be out of them, drop us a card, and we will send you one by return mail. Firm of A. L SILBERSTEIN, riakers, ™™*\ ™~'s ' 450-461 Broadway, N. V. CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT District of Kootenay. Take uotice that 1, Georgo .1 Hun ter ni ruirtii't Ureeic, Alberta, occu patiun banker, Intend to upiny lot permission to purchase tbo following described in mis, commencing nt n pust pluutud ulmiii three ami u ha 11 miles north of the Intermit! craal buundnry hue und about one and a bull miles north east ol lot 7841 aud adjacent un tho eaHtern boundary to Henry 18. Hyde's and Henry Ulvioro'a application, being the uorthweat corner adjacent to the south west coi ner ol Arthur 0. KcininliT eppllcn tion, thence buhI SO chains, thonce south kii chulns, thonco wost s* chains, thence north SU chains, tu the point til commencement and contain lug Mil acres more ur less. Oeorge .1. Hunter, Locator. George W. Kerr, Agent, Locatod Mnrch Stttli, luO:i IC CUANIJltOOK I,AND DI8TIUOT District ut Kootenay. Tak« uotice that I, Luuncelul 15 BolHtei- uf Sturgeon Kails, Ontario, occupation doctor, intend to upplj for permission tu pun base the to! Lowing described lands, commencing at a post planted aboui three mile* uorth ot the International bouudar line nnd nboul. one nub- north ol the northern boundary of lol ?.84J and ad latent to tbe northwest cornor ol Henry E. Hyde's application, thence south BO chaius, thence wosl SO chains thence north 80 chains, thenco easi SO chains to the point ol commence ment, containing G40 acres more or less Launcelot E. Bolster, Locator. George w Kei 1, Vgenl Located March 29th, 1309 IG ORANBROOK LAND DISTRICT DiBtrict of East Kootenay Take notice thut I, Hva Wood Cane of Newmarket, Ontario, married woman, intend to apply for permission t<> purchase tbe following described lunds : Commencing ut a poet planted NO chains south uf tbe southeast cornor of lut 424, group 1, Kootenay District, thence north 40 chains, thence west 40 chains, thence south in chaius, theuce east 41 chains to point uf commencement containing lijii ncres more or less. Eva Wood Cane, Locator Hurry Melton, Agent Dated April Kith, 1909. is cribed lands, commencing at a post planted about four miles north uf the international boundary line ami about 2 miles north of lot 7841 ami adjacent to the northwest corner of Henry Re viere's application, beiutr the south 1 west corner, theuce north 80 chains, I thence east SO chains, thence south 180 chains, thence west SO chains to the point ot commencement, und con- I talntng 641 acres more or less. Frederick Porrltt, Locator. George W. Kerr, Agent. Locate* March 29th, 1909. 16 CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT ORANBROOK LAND DIBTRICT District of East Kootenay. Take notice thut I, John Angus iccrgUBSou ol Cranbrook, occupation clothing merchant, intend to apply loi permission tu purchase the lol- lowing described lunds : Commencing ai a post planted at tbe B.W. corner ol lot No. U18, thence wettt 20 chains chence north So chains, thence east do chulns, theuce south 10 chains to place of commencement, containing Hiii acres more or less. John Angus Fergusson, Locator. H. Melton, agent. Dated April 27th, 1909. District of Mast Kootenay. —o Take notice that John Cannon of Crnnbrook, B. C, occupation cheekier, intends to apply for permission to purchase tbe following described lands : Commencing at a post planted at N.E. corner of lot 8535, thence east to hi. E. corner of lot 4142, thence south to north boundary ot lot 123, thence west to S.E. corner of lot 8535, thence north to point of commencement. John Cannon, Locutor. James William Moore, Agent Dated April 15, I90y 19 pation horse dealer, intend to apply for permission to purchase the fol- ? lowing described lands, commencing at a post planted about three miles ninth of the International boundary line and about one mile north of the northern boundary of lot 7841 and ad- . jncont to the north west earner of Henry E. Hyde's location, being the jsouth east corner, thence west 80 ! chains, thenci! north SO chains, theuce I cast SO chains, anil then south 80 chains to the point of com mencement, ami containing 640 acres ; mure or less. George II. Bolster, Locutor. George W. Kerr. Agont. Located March 39th, 1909. 16 ORANBRUUK LAND DISTRICT District ol East Kootenay. Take notice that 1, Mis. McFarlane ut Cranbrook, occupation married woman, intend to upply for permis- Bion in purchase ihe following des .ribed lands : Commencing at a post planted at the north east corner uf Cooper's pre-emption, theuce west 10 chains, thenee north 20 chulus, thenee east to Moyie river, thenee following down stream to place of ctunmence mint Mrs Badle J. MeFiulane. H. Meltou, Agent Dated April 3rd, 1909 17 ( RANBKUOK LAN! DISTRICT District oi East Kootenay Take notice that I, Walter Druci McFarlane ol Cranbrook, occupation men-haul, intend tu apply for permit] •1011 iu purchusQ the following des cribed lands Commencing at a post plauted ai ihe southeast corner o> lut 8435, ihence south 70 chains theuce easi 20 chains, theuce north 3i chains, thence east 1% chains, thence north 10 chains, theuce west 40 chaltu tu place ui commencement. Walter Bruce McKuilune Dated April 3rd, 1909. 1. CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT District ui East Kootenay _ S) ._ Take uotice that 1, Harry Mcintosh ui Hnlcyou, D C, occupation Hote keeper, Intend to apply for permis Bion to purchase the following des cribed lauds Commencing at a post planted at about one mile west 01 the Flathead river und one mile north ol the International boundary line, and west ol lot 7336, being the north eust corner, thence south K0 chuins, thence west su chains, thence noetl >0 chains, thence eust 80 chuins ti .he puint ot commencement uud eon tuining C40 acres more or less. Harry Mcintosh, Locatoi George W, Kerr, AgtMit Located March 28th. 1909. I" CIlANBUOOK LAND DISTRICT District ol Eust Kootenuy. —•— Take notice that 1, Thomas Edward Murphy, occupation station agent, intend to apply for permission to purchase the following described Lauds : Commencing at a post planted on the north bank of the Moyie river, opposite the N. E. corner ol lot No. 8745, thence uorth 40 cnains, thence east 20 chains more or less to tbe Moyie river, thence following the meandering of the Moyie river tu place of beginning, containing 80 acres more or less. Thomas Edward Murphy. H. Melton, Agent. Dated April 21st, 1909. H ORANBROOK LAND DISTRICT District ol Kootenay. Take notice thai i, Henrj Brnem Hyde ui Plnchei I reek Vlherta, oc cuput [on hankei, Intend 1 • up| . I permirtsii'ii to pin described lands, common' ln« a' »i post planted u I A 11 uorth ol the International boun ■ ■ Im und about one mile north of the northern boundary ol lot 7841 and abu it n quartet of a mile eu il ol 1 he eu 1 bank of Bago Creek, In the Flathead valley, bolng tho northwest cornor thenceearit.su chains, thence soutl SO chuins, thence west 80 chainB, and thence north 80 cbalm to the point of commencement, and containing 840 acres more or less. George w Kerr, Agenl Henry Krnest Hyde, Locator Located March 29th, 1309. 11 ORANHROOK LASH DIHTUICT Dlstrlcl oi Knntenaj Take notice thai I. David Warnock of Pincher Creek, Alberta, veterinary surgeon, Intend to apply for permis sion to purchase the following dee cribed lands, commencing al » post planted nbout 4 miles north 0! the international boundary and about 2 miles north of lot. 7841, and adjacent to the northeast corner uf George U. Bolster's application, boinjr; He' south east corner, thenee weal ho chains, thence north 80 chum:, thonco east 80 Chains, thenre BOlltll nil cllulllfl tu the point of commoncamenl nnd run talntng (140 acres more ur loss. David WarOOOk, Locator Qeorgn W. Kerr. Agent. Located March 29th, 1.909, 16 CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT District of Kootenay. Take notice, thut 1, Alexander W. Smith, ui Kosslund, B. C, occupation Hotelkeeper, mtend to apply lor permission tu purchase the following dc icribed lands, commencing at n post planted about une mile west ot the Flathead river und one mile north ol the International boundary line, and west of lot 7339, being the south oe I corner, thence north 80 chains; chence west su chuins, tbence uotith 80 chains, tbence east 80 chains tu point uf commencement aud contain 1 . 1)40 in res mors or less. Ueiandei W. Smith, Locator. George W. Ketr, Agent Located this 2*iu day of March, 1009 it CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT District of Kootenuy. Take notice thut I, Arthur C. Kem- tnla ol Pincher Creek, Alberta, occupation Barrister, intend to apply to pin chase t.he fo)lowing described lands, commencing ut a post planted about 31 miles north of the Interna iional boundary line and about IJ miles north east of lot 7K41 and ad jncent un the eastern boundary to Henry Riviere and Frederick Porrltt's applications, bolng the southwest corner, thenre north 80 chains, thence 'list. Hn chains, thence south SO chains thence west 80 chains, to the polat of commencement, und containing mo acres more or lest. Arthur c Ketmnln, Locator, George W, Kerr, Agent Located March 211 tb, 1909. Jl CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT District of F.ust Kootenay. Take notice that Henry Hector Lin- nell of Cranbrook, B.C., occupation checker, Intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands : Commencing at a post planted at the N.E. corner of lot 4142, thence east 40 chains, tbence smith 30 chains, thence west 40 chains thence north 30 chains to point of commencement. Henry Hector Lionel I, Locator, James William Moore, A Kent Dated April 15, 1909 19 ORANBROOK LAND DISTRICT. District of East Kootonay, Take uotice that I, Tbuiiiaa Edwiird Murphy of Fort Steele Junction, oc cupution station Bgont, intend to ap ply for permission to purchase tho following described lauds : Coiuineiic inn at a post planted ut the south east corner ol Wm. Tupper's pre emp tion, Nu. 1074, theuce north 40 chnins thence eust 20 chains more or less to the river, thence following the said Moyie river down strenui to the place of commencement containing no acres more or less. Thomas BJdvurd Murphy. Locator II. Melton, Agont, Duted June 3rd, 1909. 23 CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT. District of Kootenay, Take notice that I, Thomas Willium Lensk, occupation, mill owner, intend to apply for permission to purchase pne hundred and sixty acres of land, bounded as follows : Commencing at a post planted at the southeast corner of Lot 8435, and thenee west 40 chnins, thenee south 40 chains, Ihence east 40 chains, ' thence north 40 chains. Thus. W. Leask, Locator H, Melton, Agent. Doted April 2nd, 1409 COAL AND PETROLEUM NOTICE, 1. Notice is hereby given that thirty days after date I intend to appl> to the Honourable Chief Commission j er of Lunds and Works for a license to prospect for coal and petroleum on the following described lands, situate in Southeast Kootenuy, British Columbia, block 4593, commencing at u post plunted at or near l mile east of the present O. V. H, survey line at 33 mile post and being the northeast corner of the M. A. Macdonald claim, thence west 80 chains, thence south 80 chains, thence eust 80 chains, and thence north SO chuins to the point ul commencement, making 640 acres more or less, M. A. Macdonald, Locatoi John Livingstone, Agent. Located April 83th, 1909. 24-5 CRANBROOK LAND DIBTRIOT District of Kootenay. Take notice that I, Frederick for rltt of Barrio, Ontario, occupation gentleman, Intend to apply for per mlsslAn to purchase the following Oe- ORANBROOK LAND DISTRICT District of Kootenay. ; Tuke notice that I, Henry Riviere I of Pincher Crook, Alberta, occupution rancher, intend to apply for permis 1 sion to purchase tho following dos crlbed inndH, commencing ut a posl {planted about three mllos north oi the International boundary Hue uud about one mile north of lot. 7841 and adjacent to the northwest coiner ol j Henry K Hyde's application, being 1 the southwest cornet, thenco north ho chulns, thence east Hii chains, Ihence eoiitb ho chains, tbence west ho chnins in tbe point of commencement, and I containing 64o acres more or loss. Henry Riviere, Locutor 1 Oeorge W, Ketr, Agenl. ' Locatod Mnrcb 29th, 1909. Ill I t CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT District of Kootenny. Take notice that I, Qoorga B. Bol- ster of Placher Creek, Alberta, occu CERTIFICATE OF THK REGISTRATION OF AN EXTRA-PROVINCIAL COMPANY. '•Companies Act, 1897" 1 HEREBY CERTIFY thnt the "Selppel Timber Company" has this day been registered ns an extra pro [ vincial company under the "Companies Act 1897" to carry out or to uf feet all or any of the objects of the Company to which the legislature ol British Columbia extends, The head office of llie company is slttintQ nt Stillwater, Minnesota, Tin amount of the capital of the company is one hundred thousand dollars, divided into uiio thousand shuros of one bundled dollars each, The head olllce of the company hi this province is situate at the city of Cranbrook, aud Alexander IV Mac dunuld, Bnrristor-al law, whose address is Oranbrook, H.c., is tho ut tornoy for the company. Not em powered to issue and transfer stock. The lime of tho existence of the company is thirty yours from the 27tll day of August, 1900, The Company Ik limited. Given under my hand and seal of ollleo nl Victoria, Provlnco of British 1 Columbia, this 31st day of March, one thousand nine hundred and nine. iL.S.i S. Y. WOOTTON, Registrar of Joint, stock Oompnnlos, The nbjocl for which tills company has been established and registered uie To do ail kinds ui manufacturing ami trading business; to ptirchnBo, own, hold nnd dispose uf timber und ;ill tho products of timber; to curry ; on und conduct a gonoral logging, lumbering and nuimifacturlng basin ess; to oroct, buy and sell saw-mills, lull login mills, planing mills, uud all .other mills and factories; to ostn-h \ llsh, oporato, buy uml sell liimhci yards; to purchaso, own, hold, mtinn luctiirc, soil und deal In any nnd nil kinds ol noods und wnreu, morchdwl 1 0 ntld personal property of every clinracloi nnd description; to own, lHlj 1 10II, lonso and improve binds whorovei situate; to build, equip, and inuuugo water Humus for the transportation of wood, lumber, thn her and timber products, and lo do all such business as mny be Incidental thereto. 18-4 COAL AND PETROLEUM NOTICE, 2. Notice is hereby given that thirty days alter date I intend to apply to the Hoiiuiirable ('hief Commissioner of Lunds and Works for a license to prospect for coal and petroleum on the following described lands, situate in Southeast Kootenay, British Columbia, block 4593, commencing at a post planted ut or near 4 miles eust of tbe present C. P. R. survey line at 29 mile post, and being the southeut corner of tbe Lewis Hilton claim, Ihence north HO chains, thonce west 80 chains, thenco south so chains, thenee east HO chains to the point of commencement, making (140 acres more or less. Lewis Hilton, Locator. John Livingstone, Agent. Located April tith, 1909. 24-5 COAL AND PETROLEUM NOTICE, 8. Notice is hereby given thut thir l.y duys ufter dute I intend to apply to the Honourable Chief Commission" er of Lands aud Works for a license io prospect for conl and petroleum on the following described lauds, situate in Southeast Kootenay, British Col umbia, block 4598, commencing at a post, planted at or near I mile east ul the present O. P, It. survey line ul 27 mile pust and being the northeast coruei uf Thomas Leask's claim, theuce west 80 chains, theuce south HO chains, thenee east KO chulns, and theuce north HO chains to the point of commencement, making H40 acres more or less. Thomas Leask, Locator. John Livingstone, Agent. Located April 7th, 1909. 24-5. COAL AND PETROLEUM NOTICE, 4. Notice is hereby glvon that thirty duys after date 1 intend to apply to the Honourable Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for a license to prospect for coal und petroleum on the following described binds, situate in Southeast Kootenuy, llritish Col umbia, block 4593, commencing at a post plauted at. or near 1 mile cast of Ihe present C. I1. It. survey line nt 27 mile post, and being tbe southeast corner of Harry ll Hughes claim, thonco north 80 chulns, thenee west so chains, tbence south ho chains, thenee eust. HO chains to the point of commencement, making i;tn neteH more or less. Hurry II. Hughes, Locator John Livingstone, Agent, Located April 7th, 1009. 24-5. COAL AND I'KTKOLEPM NOTICE, fi, Notice Is hereby given thut thirty days aftor dute 1 intend to apply to the Honourable Ohio! Commissioner of Lunds und Works for u license to prospect for coul and petroleum on the following described binds, situate in Southeast Kootenny, British Col umbia, block 4593, commencing at & post planted at ur near 1 mile east of the preseut C. P, R, survey line al 27 mile post ami being the BOttthweat corner of tbe Thomas Lee claim, thence north HO .chains, thenee east Hi chains, theuce south SO chains, theuce west 80 chains to the point of commencement, making 640 acres more ar less. Thomas Lee, Locatoi John Livingstone, Agont. Located April 7th, 1909. 24 5 COAL AND PETROLEUM NOTICE. tt, Notice :s hereby given thai thtl ty duys utter date I Intend to apply t« the Honourable Chief Coramtsslou er of Lauds uud Works for a license i* prospect for coal and petroleum un the following described lands, situate in Southeast Kootenuy, British Col umbla, block 4592, commencing at a pust planted ut or near I mile eust of tbe present O. I'. It, survey hue ut 27 mile post aud beiug the northwest ■-•1 ner of Hurry Gracesou's claim. thence south ho chains, theuce east ni chains, thence uorth Hu chains ihence west *u chains to the poini of commencement, making 640 acre*. iiaie or less. Hurry Gr&coson, Locatoi John Livingstone, Agont LOCtttod April 7th, 1909. 24 5, COAL AND PETROLEUM NOTICE. 7. Notice is hereby given that thir ty duys ufter date 1 intend to apply i* the Honourable Ohio! Commission er af Lands und Works fur a liceusi i« prospect for coul and petroleum 01 the following described lands, situati iu Southeast Kootenay, British Col umbla, block 4592, commencing at a past plauted at or near 2 miles east of the present O. P. R. survey line at 27 mile post uud being the northwest corner of the V. H. De/ull claim thence eust HO chains, thence south SO chains, theuce west HO chains, am. • hence north K0 chuins to the poln< of commencement, ranking 040 acre, more or less. P. H. Dezall, Locatoi John Livingstone, Agent Located April 7th, 1909. 24 5 COAL AND PETROLEUM NOTICE i. Notice is hereby given that Unity duys ufter dute I intend to appl.. lo the Honourable Chief Commission er of Lands ami Works for a liceusi to prospect for coal aud petroleum 01 the following described lands, sltuntt in Southeast Kootenay, British Col umbia, block 4593, commencing at 11 post planted at or near 2 miles easi of the present C, P, R. survey line ai 27 mile pust and being tbc southeast corner of J. L. King's claim thenee north HO chains, theuce cast 80 chains, thenee south So chains, am. theuce west 80 chains to the point of commencement, making ii40 acre more or less. J. L. King, Locatoi John Livingstone, AgCnt, Located April 7th, 1909. 24-5. COAL AND PETROLEUM NOTICE. 9. Notice is hereby given that thir ty days after date I intend to applj to the Honourable Chief Commission er of Lands and Works for a liceusi to prospect for coal and petroleum on the following described lands, situate 1a Southeast Kootenay, British Col umbia, block 4593. commencing at a post planted at or near 4 miles east of the present O. P. R. survey line at J9th mile post and being the north east corner of Robert Buckout's claim tbence west M0 chains, thence soutl HO chains, thence east so chains, ana thence north HO chains to the pluct of commencement, making 040 acre* more or less. Robert Buckout, Locatoi John Livingstone, Agent. Located April 7th, 1909. 24-5 COAL AND PETROLEUM NOTICE 10 Notice is hereby given that Unity days after date I intend to apply to the Honourable Chief Commission er of Lands and Works for a license to prospect for coul and petroleum on the following described lunds, situate ii Southeast Kootenay, British Col umbla, block 4593, commencing at u post plauted at or near 3 miles east of the present C. P. R. survey line at Jl mile post, and being the southwest corner of the David Moore claim. thence east HO chnins, thence north 80 chuins, thence west HO chains, thence south XO chuins to the point of commencement, ranking 040 acres more or less. David Moore, Locatoi John Livingstone, Agent. Located April 7th, 1909. 24-5. CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT District of Kootenay. Take notice that I, Goorgo Welch ol Cranbrook, occupation railway conductor, intend to apply for per mission to purchase the following des crlbed binds: Commencing at a post plunted uf. the N. E, corner o\ lol 8527, thence oast 40 chulns, thenre south 05 chains, I hence west b chuins, thence north 05 chains to the point of commencement, containing two hundred und sixty acres more 01 less. Heorge Welch, Locutor June 4th, 1909, 21 CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT. District of East Kootenuy. Tav« notice that I, Helen A. His coi, married woman, of Port perry, Ontario, intend to apply for permis sion to purchase the following des cribed lands : Commencing at a post planted at the south west corner of lot 3552, thence south 50 chains, thence east 40 chains, thonce north 50 chnins, thence west 40 chuins, to the point of commencement, containing 200 acres more or less. Helen A. Hiscox, J, 0. OlimmingS, Locator. May 19th, 1909. 24 CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT East Kootenny, Southern Division Take notice that I, Andrew II. Grace of Oranhrook, occupation jour unlist, Intend to apply for permis slon to purchase the following des cribed lands : Commencing at u post planted at the N.W. corner of lot 0425, thence west 80 chnins, tbence south HO chains, thenco north HO chain to place ol commencement, containing 040 acres more or less. A. B. (trace, Locator. Dated April 21st, 1909. 20 BOOM THE PROBPECTOR-THM PIONEER PAPER OF KAST K09TINAY. (Ml AN BROOKTAN D-'-trWTRlCT District of East Kootenuy; Southern Divlsiou. Take notice that 1, Oliver Harvey Barber ol Vancouver, D.C., .occupation real estate* agent, intend to apply for permission to purchase the following described lauds : Commencing at a post planted at the north ciist corner of timber license 3230 be Ing un the south bank of the St. Mary's river, thence west 80 chains ; thence north on chnins more or*'less ; thence down stream of said river to place ut commencement and contain* Ing 320 acres more or less. OLIVER HARVEY BARBER. May 1st, 1909s • 22-9 "Ten C. ORANBROOK LAND DISTRICT. District of East Kootenay. Take notice that Percy Chaides Coe ui Cranbrook, B.C., occupation shed foreman, intends to apply for permis ion to pniclni.se . the following des- it'ibodi lands : Commencing'lit. a post dnuted Mi rlmiiih N of S.E.- corner of ot. 1142, tbence eust 40 chains, ■tbence lotitlt 30 chains, theuce west 40. chain* hence uorth 30 chains, to point of oiiiiuenceiuent. Percy Charles Coe, Locator, ■lames William Moore;'Agent Hated April 15, 1909 19 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Court House, Pernie. Sealed Tenders, superscribed dor for Court House, Pernie, B: will be received by tho Hon. the Mm- • .ster of Public Works up to noon of Wednesday, the 9th day of June 1909,. tor tlie erection aud completion of a. Joncroto and Brick Court House at e'ernie, B. C. Plans, specifications, contract mid ,'orms of tender muy be seen on and aftor the 10th day of Mny, 1909, --at the offices ol the government agent at I'Vrnie; the government agent at Nel don; and ut the Public Works department, Victoria, B, 0. i-iach proposal must he accompanied hy an accepted hank cheque or certificate of deposit on a chartered hunk of Canada, made payable to the lion, the Minister of Public Works, for a sura equivalent to ten percent, of the amount of the tender, which shall be forfeited if the party tendering decline to enter into contract when culled upon to do so, or it he mil to complete the work contracted for. Tho cheques or certificates of deposit of unsuccessful tenderers will he returned to them upon' the execu Hon of the contract. Tenders will not be considered uu- losa made out on the forms supplied, signed with the actual signature of, the tenderer, and enclosed in the- envelopes furnished. Tlie lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. P. C. GAMBLE, Public Works Engineer. Public Works Department, Victoria, B.C., May 4th. 1909. 22 NOTICE o 'ake notice that I intend to apply the superintendent of provincial lice after thirty (30) days from the ;f, appearance of this notice for the nsfer from ourselves to William J. Ion and A. I. Crowley of- the li- ise to sell intoxicating liquors at i Palls View Hotel in Marysville, itish Columbia. ■',} CHARLES K. PINCH luted April 30tn, A.D., I9d9. 21 NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that I have left my outstanding accounts with1' Al. A. Macdonald, of Harvey, McCar- ter <v Macdonald, for collection. 19 JOHN DEZALL. CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT' District of East Kootenay. Take notice that I, Harry W. Melton of Cranbrook, B. C, occupation prospector, intend to apply to the commissioner of lands and works for permission to purchase the following described lands : Commencing ht a ,iost plunted K0 chains west of the N, W corner of lot No. 0425, thence south 80 chulns, thence east 80 chains, theuce north HO chains, thence west 80 chains to place of beginning contain- Ing i'ii' acres more or less. Harry William Melton.. Dated June 10th. 1909. 24-. Kult SALlfl Clows, Calves, Pure Hred fferkttijre IMgs, Kuuk f.«r Rotting, Piire.rtjauiiHVlt Hack tpply, Willis, Wiitt»hur£ • WANTED. 1,1 VK l.lv /lUlt.i IlilH mil,, mil, HOOKY MOUNTAIN, (jj*ATrt '"? Il.,ri,jr Mniintiiln l'„,nt« art' ■il lor Koologlcat I'lirpoB*... I'er r. In I'uii'h uml eiport tne*e' anl-i will l„. ImmiimI l>y the ProtQiolal j, irltlos, aililrwm— - ,'■ 1)11. OK011, FRENCH,. Naturalist.: Was»ln»toi, ■ IMV ■* ORANBROOK 1'ANI) WBTRltlT . DisU'lrt ul Bast Kootepiiy.i*, 'T' Tuke notice that I, Hnrve'y Hough' lam!, nf Oranbrook, It. C, uccupHtlon u Rancher, Intend to upply lor' pejjmlH',.- slon to piircliiine' the fnlliiwlnp. vaW';! elllieil IiiiiiIh : ('iilnlllenclnR at u. pout planted no chalna weHt of une Houth- uiiKt corner i>( lot M47; tliencc weiit . 2ii chnins thenee Hiiutli HP chain's,,; thonco oant 2i> chalnn, thence north?! tra chains. .'■ 'Harvey Honghland.,,. iiuieii June r,, limit. '24-».! ORANBROOK LAND UIHTKIOT ;• DlHtrlet ol Kootenay. I'likn notice that I, Rohert Burns llriieillil. nl Muyofik, i«ea'piijllnii 1am- ticrinun,' ^__^^____„^_^^^_ slon to pur*htlHP-'"-MiirrfrVttr>vrfrts;'ile», crilied IniHln : Commencing at a post: nil. intend tir.ilpaly. lor jiennlH to piircha«'"-ni»rrrVltrTwftiif-(lei,, planted at. a point. SO chaltm went ol the N.W. cornor of Lot No. H425; thence ho chains south, thence east NO chains, thence north 80 chains, thenci, went. HO ehulnu to the point ol commencement, containing 640 acres more or Ichh. Robert Burns Benedict, Dated May 8th, 1909. 14-9 THK I'llilJUKi i'Olt. L'ltANllltUOK SATURDAY . .11 NO 2i,ih. I'jii'j Page t. L3 CAN'T BE BEAT FDR WEAR—FOR STILE McPhearson's BOOTS FOR MEN Cinderella Boots For Ladies — Procurable only at Q. T. ROGERS' SHOE SHOP ' CRANBROOK, B.C. ' VwVwVwwV++wwVw**wVw*w>*w>+++ww,www**+*rwiwVww*+*Twt^^ HOTEL % Guests Comfort a Specialty Good Stabling in Connection \ Mourest in railroad depot. Has nccoinirm- (Id, I Ions for tho public uiiequallod in \\ t irunbrook. Hot nnd Cokl Ruths HOGGARTH & ROLLINS Proprietors ^^^^ s^g^s^ii^sggs^^g^i^ 1 Ml i laraHBisraaaiWSisraiffirafBfsraisHisra [SfPiarpfSfEijpisfarsrasfsrsfBfBrarc'PiEiB] aiajsrafsisjEisHBiEEEfsiaiBrara . ' 'I. . V'Sln;-" A HEATHY LIFE A HAPPY HOME To be had on a BRITISH COLUMBIA FARM in the British Columbia Southern; Columbia and Kootenay and Columbia and Western Railway Companies'Land Grants. Farm, Lands eminently suited lor the raising of l ********************** ********************** EAST KOOTENAY 1 (DISTRICT LOCAL NEWS) ♦ ********************** ********************** FERNIE. ' CRESTON REVIEW FRUIT, GRAIN OR STOCK1 may be purchased in these Grants at low figures for cash, oron-EASY TERMS, from THE Canadian Pacific Railway FERNIE FREE PRESS. Timber Lands of the highest character, situated in these Grants, are offered for sale in blocks of from 640 acres upward. GOOD SHIPPING FACILITIES SCENERY UNSURPASSED For Maps, Application Forms, Regulations and Literature apply to J. S. DENNIS, Asst. to 2nd Vice President, Calgary, Alberta. Desk 13 Town Lots for Sale in Cranbrook More bread and Better bread —And the Reason for it A STRONG FLOUR can only be made from strong wheat. Manitoba hard wheat is acknowledged the strongest in the world — end that is the kind used for Purity Flour. But that's not all. Every grain of this wheat contains both high- grade and low-graile properties. Iu .separating the high-grade parts from the low-grade the Western Canada Flour Mills put the hard wheat through a process su exacting that not 11 single low-grade part has the remotest chance of getting In with the high-grade. Of course this special process Is more expensive to operste but It means a lot to Purity Soar users— thst's why we uss it, It means tbst Purity Flour is made entirely of the hlghest-gtadt flour psrts of the strongest wheat in the world. It means a high-class, strong dour Slid therefore yields "mors bread sud better bread." Purity may coat a little more than tome flours, but results prove It the cheapest aud most econom* leal after all. purity FLOUR VVrstkrn Canada 1'i.our Mills Company, Limited Oflice, WiiiuiiTK, Man. Mills at St. ilonlfoce, (iodcrlch, Brandon. Tbe Elk Lumber Co., are making i gooh progress with the Installation of machinery for their pinning fact ; ory. All machines will he driven by : individual motors. j Tbe new switchboard for the local I exchange of the Kootenay Telephone Lines, Limited, was shipped from Chicago on Monday. It will tuke I care of three hundred subscribers. The I work was commenced on their new 1 building here this week. Cranbrook visitors during court week were amasetl at the building progress that has heen made in Per ni< since the fire. It Is still less thin, a year since we were wiped out nnil already new Fernie Is a Uteater For nle than has been. The Hon. H. A. McKcown of St John, N. B., has been uppolntcd i Judge of the Supreme court und judgi of the Divorce Court for the province of New Brunswick. Judge McKeown was attorney general ln the ItobiiiHnn government of thnt province. He is a brother of Mrs. Dr. flouncll nf thin city. MOYIE LEADER. J. K. Waik\ road foreman, tins » force or men grading a government road out through tho north end of tbe town. Tbe roud leaves Tavistock street about opposite J. It Mellon aid'* place and swings to the right and rutu Almost straight to the bftflr of tbe bill, when It turns onto Camp* bell street. Tbe road takes two whole lotH in block Dine, and cuts the end of mh otberi. It also taken lot ir. In block 10. Mr. and Mrs, TIioh. li. Thorpe wish to announce *the engagement, of their daughter, Anniar, to Kdlsh Uftrgliiial, of Moyie, B. C, The wedding will take place at the roHidcnee ot the bride's aunt, Mm. I', J. Homier, Bpo- vane, Wash., Juno ,'lntb. -Brndford Witness. A new tunnel has heen Htarted on tbe Aurora property on the west side of the lake. It 1h 100 feet nhove the lake level, and will tie 1.M) feet below tbe main tunnel. Work will he push ed wltb nil piiKslble spoed. It has now heen demount rated that a big body of ore eilsts, hut tn work It ex pedltioiiHly tbe new tunnel Is nccee- nary. A carload ot ore in packoil anil will be brought acinus the lake nnd shipped to tlie smelter at Trnll in the course of u few days. Payday in Crow's Nest, Saturday was payday at the col llerles of the Crow's Newt PaHH ('out company, n large niiin bolng dlstrlb uted in wages. TO ItKNT. On Cranbronk street, mar Hyde [street, a two room cottnge partially j furnished. Apply on the premises. Repeat it-"8bllob'a Cure will always suit my coughs and uoUs." Fred Ryckman of Cranbrook Is visiting his parents at Creston. Martin Burrill, M.P., for Yale Car- iboo, was here on a visit Saturday, the guest of Rev. Philip o. Hay man. Richard Oriflln of Cranbrook, this week bought block s\\ in lot 812 from ('. 0. Rodgej-H. In an open 250 yards handicap at the Corpus Christ! festival, held at Oranbrook last. Thursday, Shirttail Tommy run through a big field of swift white runners. We regret to record an accident, to tloorge French, one of our prominent citizens, which occurred at the Rod- gei'H sawmill yesterday. Mr. French who is millwright, caught his hand in a saw, severing one linger and severely lacerating the other? of his left, hand. Mr. French has the sympathy of a wide circle ot friends. Methodist Church. SUNDAY, JUNK 21. Morning worship at 11. Sunday School and bible classes at 3. League prayer service at 7. Kvening service nt 7.Ha, subject, "The need of conviction. Open air service if tine on Main street at 8.45, Tuesday -League temperance meet ing at eight. Address by Dr. Connolly, to he followed hy n business meeting. Wednesday Mt. Dakar party leitve the church at 7. Friday 'Choir business mooting at eight. Next Sunday, July 4, children's service at II ami the sacrament of the Lord's Supper after the evening service. Visitors to tho city are heartily welcomed to our church nnd tho sorv lies dining the week. Midsummer Night Kiitortainuieiit. The longest duy was well obflOl veil ia the Gymnasium on Monday night lust when a large ninllence gathered together to enjoy the program prov Ided hy the friends of the institution. Thfl Btago was built by Messrs. Kit t-hle, Poodle, Dwyer and Rollo Crooks und prettily decorated by the Mlsnes McDonald, Miss M. MucFarlaiie, Mrs, iml Miss noiirgoine und Mrs. Chis holm. Among other very Interesting numbers, two cleverly rendered dia igiics were presented, entitled "Hnv ed," being the story of a reclaimed hunk aid, und "Mnnpproclntcri (leu us," roproflonfclng u would bu author who neglected her household duties to attend to her literary proclivities, Doth sketches were well received nnd efloct considerable crcdil on the bid los und gentlemen responsible for t heir production, Refreshments were rved nt 10,45 nnd the reiiiiiinder ol llie evening win* spent In social Inter course nnd gnmOH. Tbe following is the full program as presented : Rending by Mrs. •Hlmw Recitation hy Miss Chapman Reritntlon by Mr. W Poodle Song, Mrs Chapman. Reeitntlon, Mr. Dwyer Bong, Mr. Brotighton Bonding by Mr, Fllloul, Hong by Mr W. Helby, Recitation, Mr, I'eeille. The dialogues were undertaken by Miss Doiirgolnc, the Misses McDonald, Miss linn Crooks, Miss Kvu Conley, Miss Maud Mickenbotluiin, Messrs. Joe Bourgoine, Clare Patmore, Dwyer, f'eedle, Crooks and Ritchie. Mr. J. S. Peck acted as accompanist in a very able manner.-Contributed. Presbyterian Church. SUNDAY, JUNK 27. Services will be held as usual at 11 a.m. aad 7.110 p.m. Kvening subject, "The Word Made Flesh." Sunday School and Hi hie. Class nt 3, Communicants class at 4.15. Young People's Guild on Tuesday nt ft p. m. On Friday ev-ing, July 2nd, a pre communion service will be held in the church at X o'clock, when new members will be received by profession and certificate. At the close of this service nn informal reception will be held in tlie school room for thr church members as an opportunity to | become better acquainted and in which new members and strangers may be given the right timid of fel lowship and made to feel at home. Light refreshments will be served. CHURCH LAWN SOCIAL. On Monday evening, June 28, the ladies of the W, F. M. S, will hold a I social on the beautiful and ample J grounds of Mr, Brown loo's residence. A collection will he received at the gate, Tea and coffee will he received free. Ice cream will he sold. Outdoor i games will be provided and music' throughout the evening. An enjoy able evening is assured and nil are I Invited, The mite will be opened at K p.m. Interested We wish to get you interested in ANCHOR BRAND FLOUR; it is the secret of success in bread making. The use of it gives thut uleu.se,l feeling resultant fruiu "time well speut". Free samples for those interested. Manfd. by Leitch Brotheri Flour Mills, Oak Lake, Manitoba. CAMPBELL <fe MANNING SOLE JiGENTS, Are you feeling languid and all run down is ii hard for you io pull yourself together, and dues everything seem too much trouble for you? Arj yoj feeling irritable and had tempered? No wonder if you arc. „.. The months of winu r have trie J you sorely and robbed fL£ you of more vitality than your syste n has been able to re- %' plenish. You are In need ofa good tonic wh«h will revlveyou did bring back that old-time vim a .id energy. I'SYClll.NI'.w ilUluihis. Air. Jsmes Stoliker, ol Rldgetown, su' .: "THEME IS I.IFK IN EVERY DOSE. I cannot speak too highly ot PSYCHINE, lor li It the greatest medicine I ev«r u»cJ. I we* just about 'All in' when 1 begun ilk treatment, and in .1 months I waa a* well ia ever. It iaa great tonic for weak and un dewn people. There seems to be new lite in every dose." You cannot do with n PSYCHINE at this limr of the year. It ia a necessity and will banish that run-do n feeling, languor, etc., and give you new life. Send to l)K. T, A. Sl.OCUM, Llmi -J, Spidlnn Ave., Toronto,efor I sample K,.day,f or purchase a buttle from your local Druggists or Dealer. PSYCHINE is sold everywhere st 50c •nd $1.00 per bottle. ■Kr«imiHfiMii:rBni;irT.iinf:Oiiri:-tii First Churoh for Wardner. | on Sunday Inst Rov, C, O, Main officiated nt the oponing of a new Presbyterian church in Wnrdner, 11. (', This is the tirst church building to be erected in thin enterprising town and Ik ii great credit to the persona who have cooperated to make the under* taking successful. The building In sixty leet hy thirty nnd in well finish- Dtl Inside and out, The total cost will he ahoilt flGOO, iilnmrit all of which has boon subscribed, on the I'venhm of thr opening tin* church wiih heiiiitiiiiiiy decnrated with wild roses ami potted plants, Mrs. Costor sang a solo which whk muoli appreciated hy the aildlonce Which had dithered to WMM.hip for the (Irflt lime In a church ot their own. The pastor ol thin thriving congregation Im 0, I., f'owan who came to the went about a year ngo irom Hrotltiud. (Jo-Operative Farming. Renders of the roport id tin- Report of the Scottish Commission to Onna da will remember that tinv ..ucrr^t ed the formation of n company to help Intending Immigrants, "The pni ley of such a Cpfflpany," it wan hhIiI, would he twofold, "would he two fold M would in the llrst place, he n farming company, worsing for in- Itlmate profit in Km farming nperu tions ; in the second place it would have tin colonisation scheme. The policy in thi., connection would he to settle Heotmnen on the land." Alien dy i ron of nearly forty iqiiare miles of farm land, accessible from the OmhiiI Trunk Pacific railway, In the Kranrois Lake District, llritish Columbia, has heen purchased hy Un ited Htutcii nipltallHts, who ure to colnuise it with selected settlers, In this connection n Winnipeg corree- ponih'iit says that there are Indications that the visit of tho Scottish CommlBsion will be followed hy Important practical results in the direction of land acquisition, Home j thousands of acres of territory in Nouthem Albertn, he states have ul-' ready changed bauds ut a good tit; ure. Western Canada is reaping tho tirst direct fruits of the visit ot the Scotch Agricultural commission of 1908, whose report was recently issued b) Messrs. Blackwood ami Son of Kilin burgh, Mr. .1. M, Hodge of Perth shire, one of t in- leading members ol the commission, has returned to ('an ada thin year, and hus now complet ed the puchase of some six thousand acres In Southern Albertn, at a cosl of £14,000. Mr. Hodge hus made ev ery arrangements (or tho development of this estate, and has let a contract for breaking up two thousand acres, which are to he seeded (or wlntoi wheat In August next. With ctmract eristic thoroughness, thin gentleman took eight to ten samples of soil oi every section of the proporty fur an nlysis, which, after examination prove the land, as he states, to be liner in its productive qualities thnn anything hr haH ever seen Mixed fanning, in ■'hiding cattle raising, will he undci taken Mr. Hodge in well known n* an ex pert on Scotch farming, managing several farms in Perthshire He is a lawyer hy profession, mil has devoted much ot his time to agricultural pur suits, Ah a member ol the Port hell fro county council and Follow of thi lloyal Economic Society, he wns ap pointed by the hoard of agriculture to Inquire into the fruit Industry ol Great Britain in IIIOS, wus n i nboi id the Scotch Agricultural Commis sion in 1004, ami went to lielund In 1906, Mr. Hodge has made n special study also of small holdings uud baa given evidence on these matters ho lore the commission appointed by the Imperial government to investigate the mutter The purchase made by Mr. Hodge Iu Western Canada will unquestionably have fi huge In flu once on Scottish agriculturists generally Edward to Bee big Klont London, June :'i " was nnttoltncetl today that Ihe king will teview the : Meet t\t ('owe;, on duly 31, The re view will he the most Imposing naval ; pageant ever seen In llritish waters. The date selected coincides with the projected visit of the emperor of Itus sin to France and Kngluud. Therefore Home Russian men of war are likely to be In the klelnlty and the emper or will be a sDeetator. Repeat Jt~"Shiloh'H Cure will always cure my coukIih und robin." Stock Quotations As Furnished by MK.M.K & KI.WUIX, Craubruvk, B.C April mil, Itfur Bid Asked Aurora Consolidated smelters ,26 Oranbrook Fire Brick l.lu l on Copper .87 .»i Nicola CimiI Mines Ltd .U4 .04$ NIplssllUi 10 7.' 11.35 Sullivan 01 i H. C, Amalgamated Coal vii .\)i 13, c, Copper 6.60 7.50 Canadian Ooldflohls Mi .05 Canndlnn Marconi too l.7fi Canadian Northwest oil ,10 .20 I'oiis.didated Rmeltors 77.00 9fi.0fl Diamond Conl Diam 1 Vnlfl Coal International Conl McOlllivruy Crces Conl North Star Nuggel Cold Minos Pincher Croek> ml Co. Rnmbloi Cariboo Royal Collieries Society Clil'l Wontern Oil (prafl Western (Ml ford i Veteran War Scrip '< RKAO THK PROSPECTOR. CANADIAN PACIFIC ,.*7 ,11 ,09 111 ~i ,71 '£■. .<,HJ 12 ,60 .70 1.00 II Hi .27 .21 .2:, •i an S.Oi, 1.76 2.!>ll ,2.', im 7110 00 RAILWAY cuiANnnooK TO HEATTMU, $25.00 TIcki'tH ,,it Halfl ilnlly Muy 2'lll, to mi Nn, Kim,i rsturn limn IS dnvh i.iii nut Inlet ttinti Oct, II, |,',tt complAtfl Intormfttlon Hpjily to ItKPIllH. Ill' writ,. I K PROOTOD, II I' A . Ciiluary. THB PROSPBOTOR IS UP-'fO IIATK IN ITS JOB WORK OIVK 118 A TRIAL, r<ig«8 THK PR08PB0TOR, ORANRROOft IV 0„ RATl'lMAY. JTJXR JUli, 1000, ****************■</***** ********************** * IWl) SIM « I Al. I. IN liS IN ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ MEN'S SUITS \ LOCAL NEWS. ♦ ♦ ♦ V ♦ ♦ No. I LINE Dark iwrr-.i ♦ X Tuesd • year. G. Smith ,,l Vuncouver, II M. Pow- A remarkable Mime about crimes ore ,,l Montreal anil T C. Gray ,,i committed by the Hiiliiiiis in the bit: Vancouver, were registered al the cities is the fact that the only iliine. Cranbrook Tuesday. ever tound „ui is the very evident fact tiuu somebody is dead. Wi- art' headquarters foi baby ear | rtagos ami n<> carts. Very Bwell and J, s Bury, general manager for 0 , exceptionally good vain,- We can In l' R western lines. A. Price, general • teresl you right now Patmore Bros, superintendent, and Grant Hall ol ..-....»»..•■* i>, the mechanical department, were in Twenty-tour survey parties will be Cranbrook, Monday, on u tour ol In the longest day ol the I In the Hold Irom the provincial gov 8pectlon ,,( their Bevcrnl departments ernment this year. Thoy will nearly all t„- m the central part ,,f ihe pro Fort 3teele will celebrate Dominion liis doings at Fort Steele ,,n July vim,.. dny. Severn! large purses have beon link TwcmI *. lsl hung >u> tor local horse racing In tho ,. , X ,. . , , , Protection of game should Interest ,„,,neei town ol U»' Kootonay. ISv lilts m a light ?. '•'"• sal,. > good, young cows, ,.v,,,.y |UV8t ,,( ,,„, Ron ,„„, lim, Tho orybo(lj thut _0M t0 s,,.,,i(, on n„ imni-r iveiirlit * ""*""- H. Klrkland. shooting ol ducks and grouse out ol m|nlon dny can bo assured of having ■ il- ♦ The ,,,.» wntni e ,rl and street ...II t "''"1"" is slm' '" '"' B0'"8 "" BCVernl >< l""» R°°<l "'no, it I. >iifin nl- I ' " »•» "'"" '■'" ;'"'. "tr™| ,"" weeks before the season "inns I I or for tho city arrived Wednesday. ; MaB8aehusots aoroneauts doscondlnj male, \\ ii imlly sold the m it I.ir si vim. Init have reduced l irlll [or two weeks to $12.50 .. Nu. 2 LINE !', I ii i- S r i |»(j Suits m ,i good s .In! hltie serge, well made and designed, As a .1 !■: i,ih!,.ii.- .its ft'ednoaday. I; ii Bohuri , town Thursday II,, su till ' uinw greater Vahk wus ii Wnrdner wa to make t'runbrook J M Agnew m Blko, B. F, Wall in Vormonl had to socurc tliolr al un; ol Bolso, tdnho, T. Dunn ot Van „hip tu .-, I It's up to aomo one convor, 0. W t'lusi.'i ,,i Calgary, l> ,,, mnrkol n r I hltchlne. poal loi \. Ayors and B i Kninm ol Moylo, ualoons Ne« \ ,,rk llrinlil What's were registered Mumlnj the Cranbrook on ilu' matter with Hunk,' ment " Hill nu ♦ ♦ Dave llrlllltb ol Wild Horse l!rwk * ;,,, al the Cosmopolitun Tucsda) ♦ M !■' siii-i i.i.iii ol i nlgai v spent ♦ ni.liii lasl in Cranbrook ♦ ♦ ♦ ********************** ********************** II. Burns, ol Burns lltos:, 1,'ft the tlvt'i Sunday i'ii a three in, tu the coast C M Waters, ol Wns I, ^ was iii town Mondn) D a | Call and Sec Us About : special leading * s M Ituthcrford ol tmhorst \ ♦ line we are oiier ♦ ]"- — »> <•■«■»;'■»•■-"» ♦ TllC FaillOUS CiiUl'VOyailt Al' itlj» this for ♦ P Jeiwun ul Fort Steele urtu In thr J e " _ j——. K ♦ clt> attending court Monday 4 $12.50 s j b j t,Uiytou —M vlll0 „, ♦ rives in Oranbrook. I at tne Cosmopolitan Monday ntic 1: These Suits $12.50 lor a Sllil Local fishermen report several e catches ot fish „n Sunday lasi X J v, FiU'li ,,1 Moyie was In i. * Monday * H Benedick ,>i Mayook was In t * city Monday 1 A Broley ol Pernie was In tow Tuesday X Burns Bros STORE OF FASHION CrtAIHROOK. B C «, Mrs P s. Idlngton ol Toronto »'« ♦ registered at the Cranbrook Tuesdai ♦ A K. Walts ,.1 Wattsburg was I ♦ t..\\n Monday ♦ ♦ ********************** ********************** WlirN KAIHiAIN IHJNIINti Or lli'iiiiirini] ,i lltii.ililc lli'li.iii' Simp. Try Illi KAMIORIII BROS. C. 1'. It. Watch Inspectors CRANBROOK :■■ Wl till 1X11 HIS IN OPTICS Mr. and Mrs Melvin ol Toronto were Cranbrook visitors Monday, .1 Wilson oi Creston, was In thi cltj Monday J UcTavista and 1*. J, Johnston ol + Moyie were in town Tuesday. '♦ Sew ftln.fi at tlu- Edison theatre t nk*ht. Oarden H. Patmore Fir We can tit you Madame l'nlmu is too well known in iii is locality it* need much Introduction .is she had beon, located in Spokane tor the nasi 8 months, her add appearing dully in the Spokesman Review. During her stay iu Spokane tins wonderful medium mystified thousands uf people with her marvellous clairvoyant power. She comes to Cranbrook recommended by some ui the best people in tbe States and has many testimonials to prove that she is able to do all she claims. Your lire, past, present or future to this 1 lystcrlous woman is tbe same as an open book, without asking n Blngle question regarding your life, she tolls you just what you want to know. Madame can be consulted daily from 111 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Cosmopolitan Hotel. Room No. 1. Everything treated ns sacred and confidential, fees reasonable nnd within reach of all. Call early, don't delay. Madame Pnlma will remain but a short time. Cosmopolitan Hotel B. C. Born—At Crnnbrook Tuesday, T June 22ml. to Mr and Mrs. It s J Alkens, ti daughter. 9 J. p. Parrel and M. Porphy, Moyie, X OjTSIHOI'OOK. were registered at the- Cosmopolitan * ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦"♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Mi. and Mrs. H R. ('haiincy, of Montreal, wore Cranbrook visitors Tuesday. j H. S. Jones ul Oalgary, T. fi. But H'nr a nirr cold dish ol Ice Cream | |er of Toronto, nnd N. H.l.nws ot [o t,, Wong Kong's, next door Patmore Bros., Armstrong nve. A Wonderful New Lock I his is ;i picture ol the new YALE No. 44 Night Latch as it appears 011 inside of door. Bee tlie "protector" on the bolt, When the door is dosed the protector is automatically li lived hack, deadlocking Xhe bolt. This Lock gives ALL of the convenience ■ if a Night Latch atul ALL of the security of a deadlock. Next linir you are near our store come in mid ask us lo show you how il works. Don't forget the number—YALE deadlocking Night I ..iicli No, 44. A fulili'l' tells III,' Htol'V. S, n,l us your aildl'i-ss ,,1111 |.H-IHl ,:,i,l. We'll mull llie fiihlui' 111 you. J. D. McBRIDE Hardware Cranbrook, B. C. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ■ 1 ii PATMORE BROS Heating and Plumbing P 0 Box 3.1 Phone 111 Nature Glorified By Art. + Is ilu, charm Uml miiltes niir Willi Papers so much sniiirlii ufti'i by those win, lovn the truly beau- fill, ami who tlulighi in IllllllillU' llli'l'l' lllillll's III triti'llvii Wi' miilte ii 11 p uni lo luiv-p Ihe uhwpsi mill mosl novo' pntterns ('ill uml .-sit B. H. SHORT The Painter and Decorator Armstrong Avenue D. i'. Coleman, superintendent ol the C.P.R. car service was In town Monday. Mr. nnd Mrs. S. T. Juouitli ol Toronto, were Cranbrook visitors Wednesday. A. .1. Iluiti'li nnd daughter ,,l St. Paul, Minn., were registered at. the Cranbrook Wednesday. When Cranbrook meets Moyie on Dominion day. then will come the tile of will'. When the Kaiser met the Czar on board of his yacht in the gulf ol Kin land, im reporters were present. ' I For fresh fruit of nil kinds net the I supply nt Wong Pong's on Armstrong , ' avenue. ', The Kdisnii theatre will put on an • ; extra good series ol new lilms to • .night. I i Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Mituhell ol Nelson " spent several days Ir, Crnnbrook this 1 week. X 1 Mr. und Mrs. F. H. Peursnn of Jiif ,. .fray, were Crnnbrook visitors on Mon- y I ■lay . Members nf the municipal bowling • club were playing on the lawn in y front ,,l the city hull on Monday eve. ••' in all snd words iii lips or tongue • Win, saddest are these. "I have heen , , :l|llllll " • : John Idlngton, ol Ottawa, nnd M, i ji' Idlngton "I Miiynok were Trail- • I in k vlBltori Sunday Inst. • • ! Frank. Parks. Who was ill Sentlli • and < 1 tier coast cities, returned homo • ■ Saturday lust Montreal, were guosts nt tbe Cranbrook Tuesday. J. Bremner uf Mnclood luis been transferred to ( rnnbrook to assist in the commercial branch of the C.P.R. telogrnph service. W. A. Robertson of Vancouver, It. Walker of Ouelpll, Q. II. Mode ,,l Man- it.,,11, and Q. Fames of Berlin, were guests at Ihe Oranbrook Wednesday. Siune day those tricky politicians who try to discredit Dick McBrldo, will grasp the fact that they have discredited themselves. UNDERTAKING Calls Promptly Attended DAY PHONE No. fl N'KIHT PHONE No. i':!6 R. H. DWYER. Pimoi'iil Director nntl Km bulmer, In (ihnrj/e. .*♦'•-•••■.'*.,•.. 4> STEWART'S I The Lending Fruit Store. £ ■'• l.KTTl't'K. ('I'CUMHKIIS, fe ♦■ HIIKKN UNIONS, SPINACH • iT.i.F.iiY, itnriiAitii. •;• 19. IIA/.'ll.WHUlt If'RCIIF.AM, i> 1,— ..y STKWAIIT'H I'lNF % rilurol.ATKs # EWART ,.**...••••♦»,. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ********************** * * I THE QUALITY STORE \ lie,, M. .Ill,Id uml W VallAl'silulen ,,l Fnit steel,-, were transacting business at Crnnbrook Mundny iln«,,llne nnil WtckloM Oil Btov Ion me Just the thing lor the warm J j weather Thev keep Ihe In,use cool. I PATMORIC nuns CROUP ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ r> (iolcl Standard Teas and Coffees . You w ill [hid our -im I. "I I .1 ii, \ and Staple di'iicci ies 1 ouipli'le ill i'vei 1 respei 1 ; 1 h ial ni'li'i \ull i-onvini'c you wc are lliere with tin nonds. I'lliiM'. id . -I,,|i|ii .1 In 31 nil,,,lie, ,„„ ivilh Pr. Hlionlil 'nillli II ly. One 1-1 iiill 1 1) |ir..u-, .,!> ,,.111,11111- III, ill" A .nl," i„„l |,l„li-lliil-vrii|, ,ie. Ill'iliilll-I-. WANTF.I). Married man to work farm on shares. Snap lor good man. Fred A. Russel * Co. Uox HI Oranbrook, n. 0. Francis Edward Corrison I'.1111,11,,:,-1,'I Cl'lllllll'llllll I'll.V lllllill l'luill'IIU|s||.|' KlIIIX I'l'l-sllVll'I'lllll CI li l.uli' liiinil slur Mis Mnji-iv's llnvil IV. r'lUlllorV ' TEACHER OF Violin, lliuijo, Otillnr, Miiniloliii Mini Simiilmil liKli'iiini'iiis. Orchestra PurnUhed I'll,nn- 15.1. CKAMiKODK, B.C. Repent il "Shlloll'l Cure will al ways euro my emighs und colds," ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ********************* ' t r :, Taglnss dues rntntlniie to riuini the streets ,,i Oranbrook, They have bc- » come a nillsani ml should receive Z'llie attention "I the poiindkeepcr. • I 4 The Bdlson thontre will give two «> perlormancos tonight, Sandy MiTher • son, a Scotch romance Two Is emu • iiuiiv, very comical • I,,- i'i ii Iriuii the Spukiiiie Bilkory • I Ph., Hi,, finest and best ever brought iii Ui Cranbrook Hold by the pint I,, tn quart It diiih ni. Wong Fong's, ■i „ as It Ihe trial nl the Oolllll Icaso in New York mum have son I led "ii Hie nttenilnliee at the theatres :CAMI>BI;LL&MANNING | ■I ■I I, ,i o How will preslilenl Tall take Ills i ,, Invitation to atlond ihe annual pie , i Die o| ihe New Rlnglaml Fnl Men's , i ussoelatlon nn Aug. II. i ' J 11 ► With Roosevelt shooting niennger ,«' - I . ..... .._., ,....!.., L.i ..,..., II... I ' ' : in Allien, and Fnlrhniiks orating Korea II. must I dnilttoil that g is being dune V\' PAYS 'I'll IHI Yol' AllVI'lll'I'ISINU IN Tlllll PltllSI'KI'TOlt a ii is sun n qiiestlnii whether ro M' * lorni nl Spnkane "took." Pills uml ; J ,* codln nails are still used In Cran ,, brook. THE CELEBRATED BELL PIANOS are Mild only by The Montelius Piano House Limited 439-441 Hastings Street, Vancouver, B.C. WRITE I'OII DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE. l.trnneb Store i\f} Josephine Sheet, Nelson, B.C. George Welch, Selling' Agent, Crnnbrook, B.C, H. H. STANTON, Manager for all Eastern B.C. Business. Engineers OUR AIM Is in jflvo Ilu' I'linitoi't-si'i'kfi' llie iullesi s.jns,- of ,'imiforl wiih tin- huisi sense ni apparatus llie mosl sails- King I'i'sulis ill the least uxiii'iiso of liii-l uml of labor, with livi'tlnni fi-om i',.pails, ami a ilnraliilil.v I'qlial lo Ibu life of ihe liiiilillugs in which ilie lu'iiiing s.vsloiiis arc Installed Our Systems of lloiiling moot ihesi' rcqulreniotits exactly. They nrn tho eftleiont, silent, reliable seevinii ul the house owner —an luljuiiei whii'h does iiuii-e fur the olieor ami healthfulness of bome-lifeiii an any othor material feature nr deeoratlou of home ********************** ********************* > I NATURES FERTILIZER I To get the best results from your fruit trees you must put nourishment into the ground Dried Blood Fertilizer Try Out Blood and Hone Mixture Tankage. P. BURNS & ro. P. O. Boi 8. >*$®$4>®®<M>$>*********** i'$"*&^>$Q-$>^i>$$#4**#***' I Ham and Bacon Our sinokiul moats are always fresh .itoelt. We urn Hiiro iliat if you try tliom onoo yo„ will agree Willi ns Iluil limy are llie host flavored and most wholoBomo smoliod moats you luive over eaten, II P. Woods & Co. PHONE 57 P. 0. I0X IM ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ii i» ii H. 3- Winning PHOTOGRAPHER AND PICTURE - FRAMER STAIHS NEXT TO ARNOLD* ROBERTS !!'♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ • i D.J.JOHNSON CARPENTER AND BUILDER CONTRACTS HOI.I01THI) HOUSES I'nr H.le nr Hent »t Re»soaabl. Prlcss. l'.ICAU TUB I'HoaiKOTOH >***** ! > I Olliceft Workshop—Lewis St. rhono No, US. "The Best in Town" Por a Cool, (Mean Shave, or a Huh' ('ut, go In Bullock&Webster Tonsorial Artists Oranbrook Htroet mm hath room is strictly UH-TO-UATH NBAR ROYAL HOTEL BMin0>HMtMMnMM ■■•'
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