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BC Historical Newspapers
The Ladysmith Daily Ledger was published in Ladysmith, in the Cowichan Valley region of Vancouver Island, and ran from July 1903 to December 1906. Ladysmith developed as a residential area for the employees of a large coal mine, and, in 1904, it had a population of approximately 4000. The Ledger was published by the Ladysmith Publishing Company, which also issued the paper under two variant titles: the Daily Ledger (April to July, 1905) and the Ladysmith Ledger (September to December, 1906).
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He mi*, 'im ovoi by a lieav*, tiuc'k wM'iMl weeks ago, anil one ol his'hips iu-pc Inoken He was todti., lound in bed uni onscious from inhalmg gas. - Will Hung lor Assai.lt. ' DnlLiniore, *M<I , .Inly .-,'������������������W. Lee, a colored youtb ol IT *> ears-was tuod in th^ i-ii i nit court hi'io today and sentenced to be banged lor nun. inal assault on-ivvo while women six wools agn lie conl'-ssed Ins^ crime. Lp foi Ciand Uit-ieiuy -Sew Voih", dul.v ."> ���������Saiiuu'l I'latt, seuetaiy of tlie noiwsi.-.Uh'* and liridgeiui'iis union was ln-lil in *.*'2,- 500 b.'i'J in lhe poliu- coin t today on a ihnige ol gianrt l.uceiie\ 1. Millei swou" lo a -a a. i.in' on which Piatt was ane-di'd Hi.n lie bud Paul .Piatt S'2<������0 foi Liedential- lOititvuig thai he,-Miller, vvns a niniihoi ofthe Housestiiitb's and lb ldgi'incus" union RSI!! hmy w I -������.<H*- TO TESTIFY 1ft MICHELL CASE Cumberland July ti���������A bad' drowning accident attended with uiuns Jiei'oic attempts ut rescue occurred lusi nijj'ht at Coui Lonay, I'Vod Siaiili the \iciim accompanied b.> a nun1 pel oi' oilier young men woio batb- n\m in the Tsolouni rivoi, South Ijcuig an exuoi t swimmer was much uiitliei out thuii the robt and bad been in tlio watoi some time when Jio suddenly took, a cramp aud sank JJis companions swam out to his assistance but beioio they ' icached tho spot tho umoituiiate man had Mink loi the last time. One ol lu-> companions dove to tho bottom ol the- ii\i*i seieial nines and endeavored' to lescuo his ulend, but was unsuccossiul. The u\or was diagg- 'cd and tho body recovered shoi il*> aitei-wiugs,. Deceased Was a j'ouug man about 22 ieais of ago and was employed a.s a duvoi* ioi te> l'lcic*, tiij milkman. He camo hero nom Aunuimo. TO MAKE DENATURED ALCOHOL FOR FUEL II ar ring ton, jJuly (i. ���������Wm. Brodie, pioprietof oi Uie olectuc light plant 1(5 nialiing in*, estigations in legaul to the liunuiacture of den.aXuiod alcohol, it ,henig las intention to manufacture it tot tine ttade in* connection ������vith his clectnc light plant, 'lie chums, that he could furnish it foi fuel tor ihoth cooking and neat- ing pmposies" much cheaiiei than coal and wood. W ood lot tho past nine months has been selling foi from %a to H>8 liet cord; and coal fiom'$8 to $ilO"per ton. LIBERALS AND CONSERVATIVES MEET IN THE OPERA HOUSE . - -%���������>*-*- Mceting Passes Resplution that Coalition of Liberals and Conserva^ tives be Formed for the Purpose of Appointing Independent 1 Candidate to Represent This District % -������.+*- Seattle, Jhly -0.���������fJ6hn* Manning, district atloincy of Multnomah county, Orcgcn, aruvod in Seattle ���������yes- ' teiday morning ito tet������tify in the Mitchell imiivlet tiial Mr iiaunioy was- lesronsibla I ir - the" term Ciefeld \serveil "ui the Qrcgo'i penitentiaty and his testimony will deal matulv with the past ol Ciefeld and the acts" wh'ch led JM'itiholl to end (ho life ot tlie latter . When Uie news ~~ ���������..w - .... ^. , , . , ..,,,,., , . . . M "���������.,, employees, cramped slcopi Crefckl lust went out into ihcwoildj , About thirty .wore present at the O^ia House last e\ening in icapoiisc to theaniiouncenicnl winch had been gi en out that the Li'hcrals and C< list 1 atnes would m<*et last exemn.^, foi the pmi'ose of consider ing the method ot ccniliittmg th'ri~iric\t Tro- . iicidl campaign for Newcastle dis- ttict. "\li. J Smith moved that Mi. Win. Fiase'i take the ihair, a<nd the motion leing 'sec-ended and put to a \oie, Mi Fmser was electol chaii- nian of the evening. '* In oicnmg the meeting the chait- nian e^pl tined in' a few words th? jjiii pose of tho gathering. He st.\tel that it was to consider ways and imans of tonhctng the next tlcc- ticn in this district. Both Libera^ an rConset\ati\cs were of ,the opi'"o*| that this district should not leicp- iccnted at nett session by a man wl o represtnls only a minoiity of tilK*,\otie& of the district, 'lhe spctt>- er then id'en-d to the "ccnsolaticn" meeting whnh had been held the evening of tlie last election, and stated that at that meeting it had J efti the unanimous lcsolution thjat bri the eve of tlie next election they *wojI<1 he*!,wiser, awl would g������t together *!>., t-alk* tlie matter over before the, olec- uon, and not after. The pioiadili- ties ^liore lliat an r'electiicn will lie r\Leid-la.the-iwai^futwre,';UkSEC(ore' m" 'accordance with tiie resolution of tho {meeting refeircNl to preAioush, a few Seattle, July o.���������Steerage passcn- joi the Li|l.^r.ils aind.Conser.vatncs had gfcib who wire aboaid the steamship ' lecidcd to call the present meeting. ���������JtiMiba when the boat made the Ui|-|The chairman on concluding, aj^e<l Horn JSoiiic have addressed a letter (.hat a snecrietary be appointed. to Humane Olncei Cluik alleging! inib. t Mr David 'I nomas was askoxl to tieatmeat. Seven si>ocilic chaigcs I act, but declined, statiig that he ate made wuch as nisuilicient life &av-1 was living out of the city, and did CUiViPLAIN OF -iiL>^i^ATMliNT4 eihuoTiivis to take a vole of the eial 01 a Conservative, and let bun iifoting on the subject and then they keep his political views An lnde- .vould know just vvbeie they stool. I'endenl vvas entitely out ol place in .Mi Fred Uawcs thought coalition ihc legislature, and he foi one would Ii* 0nlv proi>er method ai woikji^ '-11 'alhcr vote foi a man who was Ae had ,l>eeii in favot oi this la^t ,wibei a Literal or & Conservative, An neveitdgc did not agree with ime, ap*l had woiked to elTect same. .4e thought it about tunc- that the (.eople ,of Newcastle district tan the ���������IcAion for this district themsehes, aid not let ouusidjers urn things to ii.il their o>iii uitecsts. '-We must, jcntinued the speakei, "11111 things .0 (iiit.ouiselvias, and not to be heid i|- by 'an> oitsideis aiwl told how m run'things. As foi b^ing too early 111 the held, Li do not think tihis is the case Even if aii election is not on'the tapis iv,> getting togetliet .mil working together, we will be ,1 owing how we intend to conduct lhe ne\t campaign 1 t-lKiefoiepnove ^ated that the only thing to k> w.is ' , that tlie Liheials and Conservatives110 Unm a coalition ol the two p.u 'lies and defeat Uie common 'enemy fiie piies,.nt meeting was not like a \li Curn.'ll in tins iespcct.0 He said that neither party would .sit back airl 'see a. candidate ol the other party elected. If eithei a Liberal or Co isc-ivaiive candidate weie nomiii- ated it would ugain result in a tluae conured fight. ,.\ii 1'. Forcimmei, m addic|>sing ing the meeting, icfeiiod to Mi Siiiu.sun's> tctnarics He could not nuclei stand why Mi. Simpson >viibtd to throw,cold water on the .le.tf'it niot'emcnt. lie haid worked laio at lhe las'L election ahd had himseli >t this distnut foun a coalition 10 the purpose of a������l bin ting an InJc- ttendent candidate to lepicscnl Newcastle district." Mi. R. Simpscn addicifed the meet t ng at this point with some heat ' Jia'' becn arivcitised to sixak*, lie wanted to know if anyone: pies- 'll'*11 wol,hl have I^cn crowded ������iit thought that the meeting iei>ir- ,'* en tod Jail tho \ott*rs in Uie distuct ���������We have here," said Mi, Simpson, ( 'somezcO 01 10 people, and do any ( of ybii'"think ioi one moment that this us *a~ fail repicsentation of 800 or-- Dtk)*-Voters who compose the ��������� dis iricf 1 say, befote d0nig anything deLiiite, such as si'ggejiled i������ the ( motion just made by Mi llawes, let ,c" us hate'a laiger meeting. If we pass that resolution what are wego- ltiir. *o sa\ to the uutsideis' Tliev l>ig political meet ing held on the eve of ,111 electdui It, was merely apic- liiinnaiv aflau If political speakers the As was, when no attractions in tin*' w nv of speakeis were adveitised, \li Foicimmci thought the present gathering vvas a very lepiesentative ��������� one It consistetl of all the work- ' cis, of both sides. Some who weie, a1 ..ent had baen_unable to attend, ^p^n,^ li'il tho si>e.ikci was sure that if they weie pies*ent they would vote in fa- of the motion before the meet- ' in ir. 1 ngtli iegardin������ insimuilions .hit ,<h* meeting had l>eein called with t.h ��������� .11 Pntion ol doing any "hole-m-thr- t'-imei woik " This lwwl ne-^ei .li.vn t'.e intention of anrr.ne piescnt Ii v is simplj a case where it was Vtt: e oiiie-thuig was done, and a.11 thin , l..d to have a start lie suggest M t at a committee be appointed t > e n ass the distiict, and ascertain Tie views of the voters in the \alio, s parts The committee, aft 1 cm, this, could call another meft- n* and report protgress He theie- (ac mo'e'l Hint a committee ,l*e a|- oinicd Mr. Rowlands seconded the iition, winch carried, and the folio ina; gontlernien were aplK>inted, tl*i. if nmittee to have power to add t/; C L^ir num'ier '. Hiclle, A Rrvden, D Tho-mai, 1 Cr a*es, II Carroll, H Forc-iiv- m r, 1) Nicholson, .lias. Kimmo, V ll'iwes, ^A Rohin>ion, E. Rowland, J Smith, L Alice, J jMnthsson, Wm R. vendee -o- WOIJLD MARRY i AMERICAN -*������������������- .v 1 Simpson thought that hi> ri-- icuiarks did not call for criticism Chicago -Soij-hia, the Gieek Coun ss de Rilly, has stirred up hei cmintryuipn by the statt- m nt Ihat if she ever mariies a-*a'j h* man will ]*> an* American The handsome cmntess was divoie I last' wo-^k from Cotnt Paul d-- will all say it was a motion railroaded thioiigli b> a few of us who tiled to mill things, and il will cause I. t Ittlly, fotmer member of tbe Gre |"ihame?it. A delegation of n*o. ���������siKl. as he had been subjected to (,,. in n*,e hundred Gtceks ap, eaied fc lie had r,it said that he was oppos- f(f|c Uie (V)Untess ,��������� the Vl ua ,1Q od lo lhe motion, but had said he ' ing appliances, nupuiu food, belling ' not caie to ta'e the office. Mr H- ' trouble in both pailie^ f .. ... o .,01 lood mil tided 101 passengeis Ly kaj's name, wafi mentioned, hut that. _;\li. I'eveiidge, in icplvin e " ''"* L ��������� ��������� ' ' nij, (jtiaileis gontloii.a-i also declined. Mi. Rus-j g- Mr. Manning was one of the fust "to j {oveiciovvdmg, dining looms in *liv.ing'sell Simpson al'-o declined when ask. impsoo, staled that to Mi the mcc'lunr oftcr aid to Mitchell lie wtote lo ! prosecuting a>ttorney Miaekintosb set- j ting foith the facts in connection with the alleged Joshua's past, and concluding with Uie broad statement; thai the killing vvas justified. j That he still ictains this view of} quartets, and a general unclean con-jed to act, stating that he had not jd tion. Oihcci ClaiJc states that in-J been picsent at the "consolation' j vcskigution ol the complaints is be. n,eating, and Ire was of the opinion ' yond Ins jurisdiction, and will tutu that some gentleman wlio had been the let let over to the United Suites there aiwl was conivcisanl with the authvaities. opinions expiessed at that meeting, o 'should act. Mr. II Cairoll also JUASEl'ALL ATTRACTS ! nefmsed to act. He, however, Uiouigh (be case was evidenced by the slate HARVESTERS FROM FIELD merit which he gave to a icpouei ot the Post-Intcll.gencci" ^estcidav w-hon ] mtchmsoii, Ivan.-A new diflictiltj he stated that'if iMilcncll had killed i11 UlCi maV^L ol h^���������^ h^ had '.ecu well adveitised. I'ostei.s had leen put up, and s*cait tlnonoh- oiit the di'tntt, and an advcUisc- ment lairied in the papei He theic- foie second.d Mi. llawes' motion Beloic the motion was put, Mi Simpson again addtessed the meeting still contending that umc was not representative enough, oi0 mattci how tbe Holy Itollei leadei in Multnomah ovponente coi-.ntv he would never ha\e Lo=n chaiged with the minder It is e\'pectf.d by Mi Maiui'iig that tho pioseciition will oppose the 111 traduction of the- testimony which lu will ohei on behalf of Mitchell Ihat the fusi; gentleman mentioned nuicll .nh^Ltisiii" bad bo?n done might 1 econsider Ins decision, anl A]l K Oieaves stated ih.it he was attct tome peisuasicn, Mr. 'lhonus M���������irise<l dl (he stand takui bv -Mi was eleoleil wacretary for the even- Si���������lp<o-i win, bad li\td in tins' mci- sha lonch, nine miles soutli of geic. mg mtv fot some thin* \eais antl should The baseball fovei is at its height, Mr F (Irenes .addressed thechau . uow b} Uws ll[lie *Ulal foL. La,iy_ and all the hands engaged in the and slated that he considered the sim(h a,u, filStllcti iast night's meet was iccently at the big Foi- bands engaged in the wheat hatvest at this ranch struck meeting a fair ropresentatirn^ of lll? was j.-good, icpicsscntativc on YOUNG GIRL SUICSOES k^>-������ at- tlio the Hamilton, Out., JulyC���������This ternoqn what was thought lo be >,fidy oT a inaii, was round in lake near .Fitcli''.s .hotel. Lavtd Fitch located the body.' When tie got it to shore lie vvas a-slonishod to .l'md that it was that of a pretty young girl dressed in a man's clothing. It vvas 1 alien to the undertaking , arlors of A. 11. Uodsworth, where it'was- id-en-. tided as Miss Harris, the. adopted .daughter--of Win. Ja.rv.is, East' Barton street. Sho had been miissiiig since Friday. Her friends say that she had been despqnrtonI. for' some time. A short: time ago she left, a bundle of letters with a relative and said they were not to be opened. They were opened; I'h'ijS evening. nii'l itirhed out. to ,bc letters she had received from a young man whom -shi had kept company with for. 3 years. TRESfW.SSlNU. "1 .������:efi they've dischai'ued that clerk who saved sn much momay out of his simill salary. Didn't they know he was gratl-iiv all the time'.'" "Ves, but.��������� tV.ev .suspect now that he.got some of Win graft that rttih;- fully belonged to "the Itigger officers of the company."���������Chicago Tribune. .both paibitl' aind sugigcsted that those \s ff)l lailioading anything thiou������h, in altenddiice gne expi-ession tothen'^^. Simpson was uinlei avvioiig:n\- vievvs on the smbjeet of lonmng a coilition 01 of this He 101 one, wa.s Mi Wim Pe.ei.dge, m gmng views,-stated ihat he thought, in fa\- lns and eaine to town to see the game between the liutcliiuson and Jopliu teams of the Wcs'tetn association The Laiioh folks were in despair of getting 1 ben wheat until Alanagei Ficd Foisha. agiced to put up a big bulletin -boa-rd--at one. .side ot hhe. field to keep the Workers posted on the 'pio;>er China to do will be to put game. The board was put, up aii'd,Jiui Independent into the lield as ajlh0|. (���������. no( r.juIysihiUi���������-dfould cole- all the hands returned to work. T'.e ^candidate. 'I his woukd .d0 away with |,ni|-^ Dominien-.Day. At that infc'l- Ihree-coinered vote, and if it worn picssion of th" in t.nt 1011 of |the me.'l- 1'��������������� Refeiiin^ lo lepiesentative n.0'hii;,s, Ih* sicvtlci l elic\ccl t|hat only a short lime, previously,'Mr Simpson had been al a meeting called for the purpose ...f deciding vvihe- rcsutt of the game,wa.s telephoned to the Forslia' raiuh by innings and j-c-s- k'd on the ���������board for the benefit -A the. hundred or more workers engaged iu -the harvest.���������New York World. -o- Tlic early muffs were small ;.n.l made ()!' Rutin or velvet, lined with fin''.. The leopard .skin came in with Queen Anne. There in a print of an l'*li-/.a.iM>lhau lady with a small nmin' hanging from her girdle. Before this dale it was probably looted upon as an eccentric novelty, at .least in England. . A full century liet'ore a Ve.ive- l.iau j-rarwl -dame hod carried her lap- dog in her inulT, a fashion that can- it not don:', neilher Liberal or Conservative/would get the majority^ Air. Matheson, in expressing his views, was of the opinion that some tlCiig should be done. "1 believie," .said the t-peakcr, "that we are a Utile pieiiialuie, a.s I do not think an election is as near as some anticipate. However, 1 think it a good idea to get together, and be prepared."' Mr. .11. Carroll was also in favor of the idea of coalition.. He stated Ihat since Hie last election lie was of tlie .opinion that many who had voted for Socialism had had enough 01 it, and he thougJit' they would tinned for a. long season and fo-uiw i.l* ww into France. In Par;������ iniifCs/vole differcnlly this time However-, C,'r this express purpote, , chims man) if there were. a tibree-cornertd ii^t, ,-hons -,s thev were styled, could be there will l;,e danger, and he thought Ivouoh'tin ID02 ah hhe estaJblislmicnt it best to be safe. Ito thougJit the nf the Demoiselles Guerin, rue de best thing to do was to nseertain Bae French sumptuary laws con- the feeling of the meeting re affiha- ,1,'scejRhKl to notice such minor, de- tion. As far as he was pei,sonally as the color of a muff.' "������'������ conceined; he would pledge himself t0 i nils hoiirn-eois was obliged to restrict .vote for the candidate nominated by hinurlf to soiuber black. The nol.le'lhe mcetimg. ,,,-i.rht please himself. Under Louis Mr. A. Bryden, called upon, to ex- v[V therefore*, the manchen of the press his views, stated that he was c'onr.tier was brilliant with gold lace in favor of the two parities joinitng. -uid embroidered ribbons. ' He thought the best manner of pro- ing only 'aboul ten hadfibeen presciitj hit still it bad been decided to celebrate, ami furthermore, the celebration had linen a success. The speaker staled (hat Mr. Simisou .should know that this was nearly always the ease in Ladysmilli. It was a bard matter lo get nil together for a;first meeting, and, he for one, considered Hie present attendanre very good. Mr. Simpson again rose to \uldress , the meeting, ,and stated that be thiflight the argtin-rnt used by Mr. Greaves did not'apply to.the'present case at all. Afr. Greaves w-vs ���������put- ling a little, unimportant (comparatively spooking) matter of cele-bra-- tion on tilie same plane as ,-) political campaign. He thought the com- , parisim-- was ridiculous. Mr. Catrull- iexpressed himself in fnvor of the .motion. He t.houc.ihl, tlicre- ware plenty present, as all were i workers, and represented in a large nii-vasure the. rest of lhe people. However, there was one word which, lie would like i0 see changed in flu*. motion, he would like to see word "Independent" struck out sulstituted with "a candidate.! was in favor of picking a thought otheis should have a chance of lOtuig on same. lie suggested tb.it a nioct'iiii; of Liberals be held, and one ot Consen atnes They coubl' iiistiuct delcigates tas to what course 10 take, and' the 1 a-tter could come togetbei, and intelligently discuss ad iic plans Regarding Socialists, he would vole against them as fat.I as ���������un one Mi L*li Rowlands leferied to the "loiisolatii n ' meeting, and said that tins had s iielj been a fair repte- s utative- meeting, and it had been the decision 1 t'len to conub'inc the two parties a I the une.vt election for tibi pliipo-^e of defeating the common enemy. Dtiijiij; the course of the discus-.ion .Mi H Ti udell had .uddrcsaed the inieting sevcial tunes lie took miKli lhe same view as Alt. Simp- soil. He stated that he had heard nothing of tlie ��������� meeting until: the day before, and he knew tha.n many of the farmers' weqe unaware of -the fact that a meeting oi any descripr- tipu was btuiig held, lie was -in-favor of holding another meeting two wee!is later, thus giving all ��������� an opportunity of being present. However, he wa'U .d it luvtlerstood that he was not opposed lo si������y action taken ! ���������/ the present niecting, but would ������������������personally take no |>art Ln.it-, as ho lliought it not representative. Mr. Thomas .briefly addressed tlie iisseiu/blage. lie stated that.be lived 111 the country'ii>(nd uiwlerstoTKl how hard if was for the. farmers; to leave home to attend meetings just at the .present, time. However, he tJiothght that if they toad a sulh- cient interest they could easily have met for an hour or two and chosen delegates to represent them at the meeting and present their views. Alter some further discussion, the motion made by Air. Howes was put and carried, 110 hands being shown 11114ainst its passage Air. J. Bickle, in speaking thought that now a mot ion of the above nature was; passed, it was in order to lorm an association, or union. "Or .executive, " .sugiigastfd somroae, "No," said Mr. Bickle. "I would not call it an executive, as it might per- tbe haps give uhem too much power,'and and 's'vp grounds for the .assumption'that He th titles had been done im. the dark," Lib- ' -Tvu" B- Forcimmer spoke at some tel last night and vigciouslv fiol.St ol against hei sentimental picf.-nni for Americans. They told her 11." inasmuch as silie'vvas burly in -wail *h������; i. en the queen of Ih* lHlen"s : n ' ilaiin-htT of a foni'jei pnive n im-I 1 of Greece, it was Per dutv I 1 >i\ii iv a IleHene or a Sjvirtan They intimated thai they "weie -^ufiici nt li'imiliate-fl when compelled to s.tl mi.t to a Danish king, and thev did not want Hie pure blood of Cic ���������.. nnvpii with a ie|)nblican ��������� The countess smiled cnl said "Al, fellow couutrvjiieii, ^ 011 are heic ui AiiTerioa sco'.-ing- to ma'e * 0 ir . fn: tunes thiongh lhe favors which 11 > I'm tod Statpi. oleis lo all c:\ili-i > men. While we all -love our nat i ��������� land, we all should feel linn' fi I . K . tor the f ivois . n 1 h t- "*s \ 1 "i Ibis adoptp.il eounliv ol v r I* >- stowed upon us. Whv. IIimi veil it |>e wromr lor mc if 1 ��������� he ' ' day marry again, Ameiiean, as 1 Pa r sa "1 love America and women. The United great omv,i tunities f.-i iv men. Whv, tp. this countrv a-s sire?" Then sin bananas. ���������II ;||: ;: in- v.-n'-i' Ic to marrv m ,!l- d '.1 r men and States biters! ��������� 'or r 1,. ��������� I .��������� '������������������ BRITAIN AND FRANCE AGREE ���������^4^ Paris, July ">.--Tlie ofhcials here considered that ihe Anglo French Italian negotiations, relative to Abyssinia i:c<���������upleted in the main features, are n guarantee of the integrity of tb;> empire, the open door and commemnl ecpmliiy for all coun tries, and the French 1 o'Vonl iime th ���������oust met ion of the Ttailwaj" connect 11- Addisnliedn. the capital of Abyssinia with the coasl. Civ-at Britain and Trnly n.nniing representatives of the railway directors. Great Britain ind Franco have already agreed to hi. foregoing feature, nnd Signor It toni Hie Italian representative has ���������1.1 so agreed to this, but he is await ing the government's approval of his course before signing the convention. ("sift. u.,��������� THE LADYSMITH OATLTLEDGUR III! DAILY LEDGER Published every day except Sunday ���������BY��������� 'I1II2 DAILY LEDGER COMPANY. OFFICE AT LADYSMiTH. SUBSCRH'TION. One Year (In advance) _.. Cue Month ~ ... ��������� .... $5.00 50 cents FRIDAY July (i, 11)01) "LOOK STKI'" DISCARDED. Chicago, Juli o.���������The last \es- >liago ofthe old order of "'iron heel" discipline was wiped oh' the slate in the Jolict' pi'iiitoiiuury .vesterduy. when Warden , 10. J.AIurphi ordered the discontnuiance oi the "lock .slim" iu marching inmates from their culls lo the shops nnd lhe dining hull >��������� The gradual moderation ol lhe rul es, which has been going on tor tin past ten \curs was made possible largelv through the iiillui'iice of Aland Jhillingloii Booth, the '"Little Alother", of tbe nation's penal institutions. Through her influence "'he inmates oi the state prison come to look upon their incarceration as an expiation and to withstand it herocially and in a spirit nl' humility and Christian obedience AN OCEAN BACK. New York, July ,"3.���������The second eastward trans-atUintic race between the Hamburg American line steamer Peiil.sch'ancl and Lhe ''"Vouch Line steamer La Provence ended this morning vvith a derisive victory m favor of Lhe Get man boat. The Deul.schlaiid was reported 1 10 miles southwest of Bow head at 7 o'clock yesterday evening, nnd was reported passing Eddystonc lightf house al the en I ranee to Plymouth Ifaibor al G:.'m a.m. today. Her time of passage 'from iNevv York Lo TWO IV! E MAY LOOK ALIKE 'Ph mouth is five days, fourteen hours and nine minute';, an average speed of 23.01 miles an hour. The distance covered was- ."..I*''-1:-' miles. La Provence was- lvpoiiocl by wireless telegraph when the vessel was 150 miles south of Bow bead at 1ft minutes p.tsl *fiw o'clock tLis morning- The JJoiitsehhiiid for L'lymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg, cleared San dy Hook bar at n o'clock a.m. Thursday, June 2ti. and La Provence for Llavre, following an hour and j-jurteon minutes later. Allowing for this ditlei-eiue in lime, tbe Deutsch- land beats ihe La l'rovencc nearly eleven hours, against the four hours claimed bv the Fii'iu-h steamer on her prev ions r.ice. National League. !'lnUidel| Ina (I. i'.mohl*. n .". \'i ,\ Vork 1, I'osi on 0 Si Louis I, Ciiu-i'iiuiti "l 1'i' t-bur������ '!, Clin ago i> \iuericaii L- ague. I'lumdelplua '���������'��������� \\ .ishiiin'on I.' Cli *, eland ���������'!. ( hn-.igo I Boston ���������'!, New York '.). Detroit I, St. Louts .">. Last ei n League I'l-ovidcnt-e ���������") .Newark I. 1st Game, BiiIImIo '���������'<��������� Toronto *> 2nd Game. I'unulo .". Toronto 1. Rochesler 1. Aloni real ���������">. Jersey Cd.v '2. Paltimore 1. o Piled ten fi i'T high in the yard of the Waterworks Dcparti'iionl. Alexander SI reel. Vaiichuver. arc several hundred cases oT evaporated cream condemned and eonl'scafed Wednesday. The brand is thai of n British Columbia firm that went out of bus- three veais ago. The up al the plan 11- VOU WANT AGOOD- f irsf Class Hea CALL AT��������� J. X. Smith's Restaurant ALWAYS OPEN FIRST A \ ENUE. >i mmiW & Nanalmfj Bailway i the a" e of Kar.il o- | shun, or Lob Nor. This lake*, seems V"'*" as restless e.s some riwers that chang of their i*"1*-' their beds, but tbe cause of iks'move- iher a rough .shock to the com-: ule position o" placency of the home oarsmen, .and their belief in the hitherto shaken hie invincihilnv mess about milk was pul 1 pods of rowing. Apait from * momentary advantage a' Ihe si art. Trinity Hull was never m the race. EXPRESSED 1II0U SVMl'.VTIIV. London, duly ."> ���������Ambbssador Boid has sent a letter to Queen Alexandra's secretary, saving that her Mai es,,v touched nil Amen/an hearts by the sol-row which she manifest ������������������<!. and her tender s,v nipnt h\ with the sulfcr- mg 'survivors nnd the bereaved relatives and friends of tho'-e killed in lhe radroml wreck. A TRAVELING LAKE Among the many i,n be res ting discoveries of Dr. Sven Hod in in Cen- lral Asia is a sir.r.iilair oscillation in: nients is a conlitiuous change in ths le-vwl of the desorl in the midst of which il lies, bordered (by vegetation. Al present the lake is retrcal- in������- norlhward, and creept"ft towards its ancii'nl ��������� bed, where it is known to have lain in (be third century of the Christ inn era; and as it. slowly in'^ves (lie \ciijetialion, aiiiinial''' an.I the fishermen, with their reed Inils foMow its shores nurlhwaid. Dr. 1-ledin believes that after reaching tho northern part of the deserl (he lake returns slctithvvanl, the complete period of escalation being 1000 years or more.���������Dundee Advertiser. 1: . j . n-.i - i ������<iv smith for Victoria and all intermediate stations, at 9.m .i.in di.lv, and ,Lt 3:00 p.m. on Wednesdavs, Saturdavs, and Sun- davs ' - 'Ii.ii s leave '.adysinitli lor "���������Veil ington dud all uiiermeiliate stations ii ">, a .n. ik.ily, and at 7'-.00 p.m. on Wi'di.cs lays, Saturdays and at Sum!.-;;, s i \i t *$>'< it Tickers ON S U.E TO AND PROM r going " "ii,.y Saturday ''id Sundays, lilWUlji M Hil.iV. . ������������������ sterniei' tJ&an Sails ffiin Laaysmith for Vancouver every Saturday at f> 1)0 a.m re turn inc sails from Vancoii. si" for Ladysmith b.i 2.HO p.m. gO'*-' Un t \! L STATION ������ :t i'itii n������ nol Liter than. u<. O, 1.,. Courtney, Distrust Pnsscujycr Agent nS Government St., Victoria,. B.C. Try a Province Cigar. ���������rlv- operated TUIVITV IMI at Mission. o B. C. DIOFEATRD. SAVED MIS COMRADE'S LIFE. "While returning from the (irand Army Encampment' -at Washington City, a comrade from Elgin, 111., was taken with cholera morbus and was in a critical condition," lays Mr. J. E. Hoiiichland, of Eldon, Iowa, "f gave him Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera ami Diarrhoea Remedy ami believe sa*>cd his life. 1 have been engaged for ten years in iminiigtation formil work and conducted many parlies to the isouth and west. I always carry this remedy and have used it sne- ic,s.sfulfy on many occasions.*' Sold iiv Ladvsmith I'luriiuacy. llenlev, .lidv .")���������The crew representing Ihe i bib N'aliipic* de Oand (Belgium; L.da.v defeated Trinity Hall, Cambridge, bv three lengths iu the linal for the Crancl Challenge cup. Ti 7 mmitten, 9 sec- Th.e one will be honest, and t\ reliable. The other (ptcstion- jfe s , . & able So with boot1:;. AII boots jf that look well -are not honest. || IJeekie's Boots are ALL |1 LEATHER, and made to | .meet western requirements fj3 The logger, the prospector, |i and the miner can depend on % them when far from the busy fi haunts of men. ��������� 1 ���������Ask you r dealer f o r "LE'CKIE BOOTS," and take no substitute. Manufactured hy The coi) thus leaves EnglaiK ond for the lirsl lime in its luslory a������d for the next twelve months will a- ilorn the head)Jiarters of the B Rowing Club The ease with which the Belgians bent the crack lOnglisb crew was ra Sunlight Son a is better than other soaps, but .sbi-st when used in the Sunlight way. tin y Sunlight So:i|> and lollow Directions Union made-Capital & Nugget Cigars DAY SCHOOL Usual subjects taught; also language," drawing in pencil and crfry- inn ons, paint ng in oils and water colors, pianoforte and vocal lessons giv- "n (n classes* or individually. MISS RERTRAM, Ladysmith, B.C For a cool, refreshing*-- BATH During the Summer Months Call on THOMAS, LEWIS Shaving Parlors, etc., High Street FOR THE-BIG6EST, BARGAINS IN Wall Papers Call oo J. l. Smith House- and Sign Painter 2 i-Iti .,������������������������- pjtK'Jifjfttyri*L-a-^-*^^i-*v:,C^^j-^"**r^-^t'**^f#u.*?!������������������*������������' Try Capital and Nugget Cigars Hinaid's Liniment Co., Limited, Dear Sirs.���������This fall 1 got thrown on a fence and hurt my chest, very bad, so I could not work and it-hurt me to breathe. I tried all kinds of Liniments and they did rue no good. One bottle of MINARD'S LINIMENT, wanned on flannels and 'applied on my breast aired me completely. 0. II. OOSSABOOiVL Rossway, Digby Co., N.S. J.LECKIE VANCOUVER, B.C | -eads. Them : .1^ QUALITY R. P..RITHE1V <^ Co.. l-td Pacific (.'oast VICTORIA. :���������: -���������' -igcncy -B.C 6 Ask for I RAY MOND& SONS H ' ���������Dealers in��������� |- Lime, Plaster Paris, Brick, ������f -Fire. Brick and Vancouver is- ifj viand cement. I 3 Pandora .St. Victoria B.C. Art Too tioin' Ml t'hrn !>��������� sure your tickets xnvt ������b North Western Line The only line now making UNION DEPOT connections at ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS with th* r.hrough trains "from the Paciflt CoMt. THE SHORTEST LINE, TF FINEST TRAINS, "THE, LOWES" RATES, THE FASTEST TIME. BETWEEN MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL, CHICAGO, OMAHA, KANSAS CI1 * and ALL POINTS EAST. For complete information ask y local agent or write, F. W. PARKER .-���������. General fif������r 710 2n4 Ave.. Seattle. Ticket and Freight-'-Office, 1T> Govcinihent Street. Transcontinental f Trains Dniiy j - The New Train' ORIENTAL LIMITED The' Train ol " Ease, Elegance, Excellence. Every mile a picture, and no smoke to spoil the view. Through Compartment, Observation 'and Pullman Sleepers; also Through Tourist Cars' to Chicago. At antic Steamship Business to Europe is our Specialty Union Terminals .with all Steamer lines. Berth reservations by wirer Great Northern S.S. Co. '[ FOR JAPAxV AND CHINA. Steamships Minnesota an<I Da- m >��������������� *. j *���������* - A*. kota sail from Seattle for Japan and China ports at., fre-^. tftieiir dates. .Exact . sailing ; dates can be secured upon application to any Great North- ,, ern representative. S. 0. YERKES, A.G.P.A., Seattle, AVash.v-M E. R. STEPHEN, fic������- Agent, Victoria, B.C.���������| Uiulerj.New Maoagmeiit HOTEL. WILSON Jus- R. M-nneli, Prop. NANAIMO Commercial Mens' headami'ters. Modern and Strictly .First -Clais'. Fire Proof Buildlaa". HOTEL DOMINION ��������� Rat.i-������ .*!.ar>'and"M.F>0��������� F.'c to all sW.mhor.i ' IfindiJifza nnd rsi'wuy ii:-!iotr. IClei.-iru' n'r| vrjfy five 'iiinutet! to all jif.rlu ot tho city. Bar sikI table.unexcelled. F. BAYNES, Proprietor, ABBOTT ST., VANCOUVER B, C THE JONES HOTEL ���������WHITE COOK-��������� and ���������WHITE LABOR-��������� Employed Only (Half Block from Depot.) GATACRE STREET- ������������������ Ladysmith. Best accommodation for transient >\nd permanent boarders and lodgers. GRAND HOTEL This new Hotel has been comfortably'furnished and the bar is up-to- d������te Rates $1.00 a &t\y and ap- w>rds. ^ WM, BEVERIDGE, Prop. X*plana4������ r*-r ������������������: :<*-: :���������: "f^ilwEinltb Steam iieatbu FURNISH KOO.MS BAR SUPPr.IKD WITH BHi T WINES, LIQUORS, CK*.AltS ABB0TSF0RD H0TE! A. J. jyicMURTRJe, Croprletor Newly fitted up and Furnished MUNSIE, 1 ADYiAil'IH, .'. K Good tables and good Rooms Fletcher ires. . ..DM'ere In . .r. ��������� Pianos &-'-Organs lJldysmith. B.C _������*> J. KERRY'S^ ^g NliRSIES GREEN- tt* HOUSti M\i SE:0 ^g HOUSES "^B 8'HO Vestaiinster Road. I<.C Headquarters for PACIFIC GHUWN QurUcn, ilela and flower SnEll.s* lor distribution. - Large Btock of Home Grown FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL' TREES now matured for Spring.- No expense, loss or delay of lumigixtion or inspection Let mc "trice your list before placing your or-' der. iJreeiinouse Plan Is, Floral Pari'ases, Fertilizers etc. * 3010 Westminster Road. VANCOUVER, B. C. VC Plumbing and Tinsmithing DONE AT Reasonable Prices By J. ANDERSON Leave orders at 1'eterson's Furn - ture Stole, or telephone No S.S. -:-. THE TYEE.COPPER CO., Ltd. PURCHASERS AMD SMELTERS OF COPPER, OOLO AND .SILVER ORES. .S������i>e-ti.iQg'0-^.6rlcs et UDISMITH, B. G. 4. HEAU OFFICE I DUNCANS SJAtlON. t Vancouver Island, B. C. *+-f*++++4^'f'f*.++*V:i-'P+i"i^.K.j-i f������f^"j������i-^-+^.-f-*f..i..i..i-^..j..f.j.^..i.^.^..j.4.^..i..j. CLERMONT LIVINGSTON. . - ���������' General Manager. ������*- ��������� *��������� + ! 5TOVi3Sf STOVES! t I we^rei^dking HEATERS and RANGES of | I Latest Styles and Newest Patterns--VVe do { \ A. I kinds of Foundry and Repair Work 1 I Nickei Plating in all its branches a Specialty ? Ladysmith Stove & Iron Works Co. Lcl TELEPHONE 53 p. o. Box 12. This Hotel has been completely renovated. Board aad lodging J1.00 per day. HOTEL PRETORIH JOHN THA, Proprietor f'ar Supplied with tbe Best Wines, 1st Avenue :-: :-: '-' Ladysniith B.C.- ' Liquors and Cigars. TH6CITYMHRK6T R. Williamson Prop ?st. Avenue Ladysmith B. C President J. W. COBURN, Managing Director. Telephane 4-fa. The Ladysmith Lumber Co. Lid *o ���������wM. MILLS AT FIDDICK AND LADY SMITH-** Shingles a Speoigiltyi _���������-������' MANUFACTURERS OF Koug-h jmkI Dios.sed Fir and Cedar Lmnbers LATHS, SHINGLES, MOULDINOS, ETC., of the BEST QUALITY SEASONED. AND DRIED FLOORING'S AND FINISHING LUMBER IN STOCK } * f t * * PAJNTJNG AND PAPERHANGING Neatly and Artislicaliy^Done Orders Promptly Execute S. ROEODING ������.~~~~~ LADYSMITH LAD/SMITH TRANSFER STABLE PIANOS, ORGANS- AND HOUSEHOLD I<0RNITUR1' UP PROMPTLY A ND SAFELY. MOV- Stabler iu the rew of the Ladysmith hotel. Abbots ford I .eavi- 'kr.'i at ���������������!K������S I hi A. J WASKL'I PR ������������������w^fc-^^-^^^^^fc.jj^^^-M-f^.^^^^,^^ t ���������-+*-t-*��������������������������� 4 ���������������������������f-f-f-t-f ������������������+-���������-������-��������� ������������������-��������� 4 Utt \' I OP. Mil ti&xf. -tf -^y ' ���������* *^=.**3Ayis r* ���������"- m>nn)*S*i������^i,^'iKa������!^"!������������^e^f!S^ ^fc-^SS^^SSS "*=2t������s^-*^������7Ai5~322 "*^5S2BSJaiC=siii-B -d1. f/-Jiiwf,-;.Lv- THELAJDXSMITapAlLTj^ EDGi-S LODGES .ADY SMITH TEMPLE, No. 5.��������� Rathbone Sisters, meets in the Odd fellows' Ualt every 2nd and 4th Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m. MRS. KATE TATE, *. Al. of R. &, C. jM'II.D ANCIENT OP.DEK Ul DRUIDS "Wellington Cmve No 4 U. A. V. ��������� Alcei.s in t'l-c- l i. O .b" Hail, i , ty smith, the Setond and l-'oiiv licdiicsda*. s o; each month, conuii" ��������� |-.g Wednesday. l'Mb , liKK. Visiting Dunn-. ar" -.I'vile-i t' n '"lid By i )i ic( WM RAFTER, Ucvf S.v.s PATRICK \'.Vri<. S. *> Dr. Dier can he round at any It his ollice on Cat acre st. His lal work is giaranteed 'o be lass and rates reasonable -'jlaefSim��������� >*������=J?gg HSLBERT S"' L-\ll r. R. B. Diei Surgeon Dentist work- guaranteed and at reasonable rates. RESIDENCE AND OFFICE watacre at <- JLadyFmiih j Open at all lmuis. NOTICE From lids dale the undersigned /ill not be tesponsible foi any in lebtediie-ss incurred except, on # /ritlen ornpr signed by the secretary Cowland M&chin. V. I. EXPLORATION A- PEVEl OPME^T CO.',' LTD. |Jon Persona' Lliibil'ty ''Wt'iTls n C ��������� Vs t ls!h ,n09 LADYSftlll'I'l LiAhEk*-* CHOICE CAKES AND PASTK1 ALWAYS FRESH ON HAND \\edding Cakes -"lade to Order I'UCiTS A^n CANDIES OF AU-L KINDS. FRESH BREAD EVERY DAY Prices are Very Reasonable. All Customers are Treated Alike. HOP LEE & CO. ON THE ESPLANADE. It. IP Blf Solicitor &GftO$ ii Avf.ifl> - -- *W 8 feti* s V tf* NEWS NOTES FROM NANAIMO iu the gun shoot held yestciday';]"' Ucc: Sec���������Bro. J. Afiller. Class A was won by T. Hodgson. | F. Sec,.���������Uro. 11. Alollat.- wi h ]8. P. Gordon look class B.J Treasurer��������� Hro. C. .McCuti-heon. wi h a score of 18. ' ! J'."of C��������� Bro. E. Crlvvards ��������� ' I 1 -n Lecturer���������Bro A Wilton. ���������Jnd Lecturer���������Bio. ���������!��������� t'otllc. I. (J.���������Bro. S. Cottle. ������ uier Guard���������Uro II. Marshall. I 1st Committeeman���������Hro. C. Melli-ii J 'I bo membeis of tins lodge will nl- , ! lend divine service in the Fresh*. 1 er- i inn church, un Sabbath evening next Miss. Fuller, mat ron of the hos-j iu .,ibers vvill meet m tin- lodge room pi: il hns handed .in"'her resignation j .,, (. ti-cU)l.k ,, ,��������� _ ., M, .,, lemlamv Mr. ' Ual|>h Smith, "M.JV, nceom-j pcdecl by Mrs. Smith . and their i iv .> sons John and Ralph are ex-: pe. ted -home from Ottawa on.J"on-, da. next. ... , j .,-. i lo the Hospital Board . to lake el-; ifi lv,.,���������-st(.,i. feet nt the end of the. month. ; Arrangi'inc nl s a,- ncail.v complete excursion (,n the Tivellth lo I | fo." til. Mrs. J. J.,,Cnlbo.m of SoaLI lo. | vu, f)t.j;i u , vv lu-re who has been visiting with relatives. J)fli,|fl,| in Nanaimo I ho past two weeks re- j ' turned 'home on last evening's re-j Air. giilur sailing of the Wnialcnlc. j |,ui'n, n ml I mis I-. ��������� tf.'day trmi*v*rtM-+������mVMJ* m \ a an. L/S-*^S.V| H ;UBANC!Gf\RFAC[OHV Iffaunfacturcruoftli- Famous Uoug hit - lJni:>'\ i/ilii-.r Jvuiployed fl .1. HOOTH. Prop EXCELLENT Train Service BETWEEN CHICAGO, LONDON, HAMILTON, TORONTO, MONTREAL. QUEBEC, PORTLAND, BOSTON, Anil tho Prlncliial Business Content of Ontario, Quebec, and the Maritime Provinces. ALSO TO BUFFALO, NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, VIA NIAGARA FALLS. For Tinu' Tallica, etc., niMress CEO. W. VAUX, j Assistant Gon'l l'asneugiir anil Ticket Agent 135 ADAMS ST.. CHICAGO, ILL. [Paisley 3p iffarks Fancy Dyeing hud Cleaning. Charges reasonable-, etc. Work Ciuarantocd Jommercial St. '��������� Nanaimo,' B. G. J. PIERGY & SO. Manufacturers Of.��������� IRONCLAD BRAND CLOTHING, OVERALLS, TOP SHIRTS, ETC. \r, WHOLESALE DBY 6000 VICTORIA, B. C. TH SHOP The Hillside baseball team of Victoria have arranged a ��������� match wilh Nanaimo to he played -at Beacon IIill on the afternoon of July 12th Satisfactory arrangements have been made with tho committee having eh a rge of the details of the Loyal Oinnge celebration, ancj the game, vvill take place immediately at Ihe close of lhe .speeches. "Mr. \V. C.lnrvis and family, \ic- ol Street, will leave Nanaimo on August 1st to take :up their residence in Vancouver. Air. Jarvis has been connected with the Xanaimo Electric Light Company for the past fifteen years, and in the depart uro. of Arr. Jarvis, the compaay vvill lose* one ol* its trusted employees. and Airs. If. Ilemer of Corel timed on ihe Wiiialealc ye? from spending ihe fourth oi in I lie. ..Mr., James Hardy, or is spending a friends in this city home on Snl unlay. "of Aloiinl SicU- fevv days wilh lie will return most able and A fracas occurred here yesterday morning during which one Francis struck J. Morton, wilh a club injuring- bis head and back seriously. Francis was arrested and Morton taken to the hospital in n rather serious condition. partial paralysis havinir set in. Morton had" heon Messrs. Mark hi.nk and II. in gors on t be 11 le vos-tei'dny. Churchill. .1 Woo- Weeks were passcn- Waialcale from , Sen- 'I'he steamer Cascade, which was damaged by fire in this harbor a few months ago. has been sold to two .veil known Victoria sli'nmbont men The llellinghnm '10 horsepower an tomobile now lining driven around Vnnaimo and its suburbs is a bean ty anil appears to be onsil.v hnndled- 'I'he Keliance baseball team have entered a protest against the game won by the Kagle team lasl night, on the grounds ihat tbe Kagle team played three seniors. The pro- lost will be considered at a meeting ..if the League Kxeciilive Miners' Drilling Machines IVLUlli* TO OftDEU and RUi'AlRED AT SHORT NOTICE. DU11J.*- ]SHARPENED BY US ALWAYS GIVE SATISFACTION. ,-���������':.>'.-���������-PICKS HANDLED A Nl) REPAIRED���������- , ���������-S HI-PS Ml T 11 I N frMIN \L L TTS J3 R A N C 1IMM ���������������������������'���������'���������".'���������'-:;horseshoers and Genera' BJacksmitns. B-uller Street - - L>ad y ������ mi tin ,"*B.' C It ��������� ^mmmmW KmZ'221 n m ^^b^f snnr M - -1 Will be Delivered.on Mondays, Wednesdays. . ��������� y I .. Fridays and -Saturdays . Orders nnist be in by eleven o'clock on day of Delivefy, Limited I . ... ;, HAHAlMm B. Q. ' ������������������i*���������^.-^^^���������*v���������'H���������������������������^���������4-���������^>.^^������I.'������������������������.|.<���������4.4.4.4*|^.J^.^ I Capt. J. C. \'o.ss, who recently drinking and vvas annoying Francis( ||lnf)o al>1>iiC.vtimi lV)1. ,|���������. position of which culminated in the fight, lkrth hoa(, q( (,|0 |ifo S(u ill}, ,.nnv to inaM men are foreigners. lho n(o ,boat |>ui|, ,u vnniouv0,. f0,- ��������� the department af marine and li.'-b- Tlu> gasolme launch Ethola, owned 0|.;ps h{JS ,H,C|1 given' Ihe appoinl- by "Mr: C. L. Coal civ proprietor oi" mc,a ���������nfl m id begin at once Lhe the Steveston caimery, and used hy_ selection of a crew subject' lo nullum to convey salmon", from the fish' ficat otl or the Victoria ug'cni of tbe ing camps to I ho'cannery, under com Department of Marine and Fisheries 45 | r *# t DESIIiWS 5"*"*' (���������Nctinc in" Invent; vo Av7o������" ' & eggajj \ Kooi "Ilovvtoobtiiin ;jaients" {J \] p "&zii i Cliarfies moderate.. Nci fc* iiil pp.tcut is sec: n- I .lA'llcrMKtricilyunnfiitisntinl. -Wcldri'-sa, J ������. C. Sie������Sf!S. Pater.t Lawyer. VV.ishinotou, fi. ." Synopsis of Canadian 4fomestcad Regulations. cjuircments as to residence may be satisfied by sucb person residing'with, the father or mother. (3) If the settler has bis permanent residence upon'farming land owned by him in the vicinity of his home stead, the reqitiirements as to residence may ho satisfied by residence upon the said land. Six monthe' notice in wrilin, should be given to the Commissioner of Dominion Lands at Ottawa of intention to apply for patent. Coal lands may be purchased at. $10 per acre for soft coal and $20 foi i anthracite. Not; more than 320 n _ maud of Capt. Lewis Fullerton. ar- rived in ehe harbor yesterday alter, noon from Vancouver. ;'While..:on the run over, when within about: two hours run of ' this port, the boat struck, some, submerged ..timber, resulting- jn tho breaking piV.a ;propelt- or blade, which will necessitate the vessel going on the ways here for re jvairs. The Klhola is one of the largest gasoline launches that has ever entered this harbor. She'is feet long and is.of '20 horse power. Her mission to -Nanaimowas for Uuv purpose "of. .Lowing- to Vancouver, a scow which Mr. Center purchased in this, city a short time ago, and which ,ho intends using in connection with his cannery.. OFFICI'TRS INSTALLED. At the regular meeting of the Wellington L.O.L. .1.619: held last evening the following: officers, were installed by Past Master Jtro. llavid i Moffat: -' ' > W.M.���������Bro.���������Wm. Dee. P.M.��������� Bro. John CuiiliiTe. Chaplain���������liro. Jv. McLean. Sir mcw^i f "Wlien you retire you know your house will be comforfcab'e c7uring the rest hours' if you have a " Sunshine " in your cellar. Will bum all night without using much coal, and in fclio morning you need only pull up tho damper chain to produce a quick, strong fire, and enough hot air to heat; your house from parrel; to cellar in a short tirao. Tho " Sunshine " has labor and fuel saving features not found on any other furnace. You should examine them before buying. Sold by all enterprising dealers. Mc London, Totjonto, M ���������xtrtcal, Winnipeg, Vancouvp.ii, St. ,] '.I.V. Hamilton. M"r"'������"nMatT"-r ��������� [he Ladpitii Hart*are [o��������� Sole Agenis I'd by all who had lhe pleasure of hit. acquaint .nice. The casket was convoyed from the home to St. Paul's church where service was bold, ami llienco lo the .���������art, pi'C- Ine hei.-- With solemn and imposing ceremon ies. the mortal-remains of Ihe late J. W. Freeman were laid to rest in the Nanaimo cemetery* yesterday afternoon in lite, presence-'of members of the sorrowing-'.family.' nnd a large number of friends, who paid their last sad 'respects to the memory of the deceased. Who i*i life was lov- ! MODEST CLAIM'S : OFTEN CARRY MOST CONVICTrON When Mavim." the famous gun inventor, placed lijy gun 'before a ��������� committee of judges, he stated its carry img power to be much below what he felt sure the gun would accomplish. The result of the trial was therefore a great surprise, instead of disappointment. It is the same- with the m ami fact u rers of Chamlnerlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. They do not. boast of wliat this remedy will accomplish, but prefer to let the users make the statements. What they do claim, is that it will possibly cure -diarrhoea, dysentery, pains in the stomach and "how- els and has never lyL'on known to fail. For sale bv The I.adv.smith IMiar- Jas. Jfnii- Minard's Linimeitt cures Diphtheria macy. ..*..������. ������..������.������������������. .������..*. .3..������..������..������.. First Clflss ..���������������������������.������..������..������..*... RIGS FOR HI RE DELI VI- WOOD AND UARK FOR SALE AND "' EXPRESS'WORK. RK1>. Any available Dominion . Lands | a'n's can 1,<! '*-0'l'"iI'<������������������', by one indivi within the Railway Belt in British jl,,li'1 or coni|)any. Royalty at, the . ;'irile of ten cents per ton of 2,001' by t ��������� v ��������� ,.-j'ounds shall bo collected on the family, or any male over e gliteen i ?rnSS ������",'!,llt- W. W. CORY. Columbia, may be homestcailed any person who is the sole head a years of age, to the extent of one- quarter section of IliO acres, more, or less. Entry must be made personally a I the local land ollice for the district jn which the land is situate, The homesteader is required to perform . the conditions connected there-1 with under otic of flic following j plans: j (1) At least six months' res id em-c | upon and cultivation of the land in ' each year for three years. (2) If the father, tor mother, jf the father is deceased), of the homesteader resides upon a farm in the vicinity of the land entered for, the re- ���������>;inty fif the Minister of Tntr-rlr.r W. S1LF/R. s-ENEKAL JbXPHESS AND DELIVERY WORK PROMPTLY IV: '��������� Leave order.'* at the Abhotsfonl DAVID JOH PHONE 66 LADYSMITH NOTICE LADYSVUm WATER WORKS Consumers are requcBted to call at the office on Roberts Street iay Water Rates, between the-lOth and. the 25th of each lH.nth. Office Hours IP. M. 4 30 T, j BLAND SUPERINTENDENT. Express Work Keep Minard's bouse. Liniment iu the Light. Teaming- Orders With��������� FIRST AVENUE Wood and Bark for sale. See J. KlCMP.'or -leave W. CARTER. PHONE 60 cenielci'i on the ciiv Iiomj drawn Ijy the lire I earn and Cciktl h.v tUe one nine lu'olhe un 11 ol tho di.'ci-a.se.l, who wen ed in their Fireman's uniform. 'ihc linieral coi teg'u vvah beaded hi ihe ollicuih mid membeis uf thi Court -Vniiainio l'"on ehteir. Home, A O. !���������' and vixliug lirolhers, followed hi yi.sior 'Coiiipauiiuis of till- |.*orebt. Nest came L'he membors of the Kii'o Ueparlinunt in uniiorm, tol- low'-'d by lhe hn.se wagon, drajioil in hhick, and containing the ca^Kel. **,"<���������\t followed the hoiuse, bed \i l.v laden with Moral tributes, sent li> ���������ymputhi/.ing friends, in memoiy (he devoased. I'olbuvid up I13 '!'<- mourner's carriage, nnd eairiag;Gs> containing the milbcs, 'in lull n������i- foria; of the Xanaimo hospital. Bringing up the rear of the. funeral procession were carriages and U11;;'- gius cbiiveyiiig frie-nds and .acciimiin- ta.nce.s. Rev. Silva White conilucied iiiiiei'- al services, the following friends acting as pall bearers-, ftobt. Swaiison, J. Codfcey, A. !���������*-. "vl'ainwarin. W'arinby, J'. i'.nrUins, and 1 son. The following is tho list ofthe Horn I tributes. Cross-.and l'illow���������'The family. Crosses���������Mr., and .Mrs. .1. Oi!l������- gan.JVlj-. and Airs. E. Miles, Mr. and Mrs. T. tli'een, "Misses/ Morrison. Air and ALrs.- W. It. Kenyoii,- Mr. and .Mrs. V. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. pierce, Airs. Stewart sr., Mrs. Turner, Mr. and Airs, Crew, "Mr. and Mrs. Chapman, \V. Stul'jbart, Mr. and Airs J". Hodgson, employees 1). Spencer Ltd. .Mr, and Airs. I). Alexander, Air. and Mrs. ('!-. Vipowd, sr., Mr. .ami Airs, \\". 10. Kumiuing. Mr L. Alnnsoii. Mr. and Mrs p������e. Bocpiets���������Airs. Snovvclen, Aire. I!. Lister. Ml", mil tiodfrc.v. Ali'ss. Watson, *vlrs. War- dill. Mr. and -Mrs. II. Vewtoii. Mr. ami. Mis. .1. Laiighnui. Air. and Mrs. I'. Vosko, Mr. and Mrs. VV. Thomas. Afrs. I). Smith. Miss. .V. Kirnyon. Mr. and Airs. It. 11. Mcltae. .Miss. A. Vales. Air. and .Mrs. 1>. John. .Miss. M'ebius, Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. I'iper, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson. Mr, and Mrs. Hope. Mr. .,nil Mrs. Bumming, sr.. Mr. and Mrs. Bended. Mr. and Mrs. .1. Weeks, sr.. .Mr. .ind Mrs. J. Weeks, jr., Mr. .1 . Donoghue, ��������� Mr. and* "\rrs. Cbas. V\'il:-on. Miss. Co"ld. Mr. and Mrs. .1. Nceti, Mr. and .Mrs. IT. Reifle, Atr .and Mrs. .1. Mullett M!r. and Mrs. F. Mer.kin. Air. and Mrs. U. M"cRao. Aliss. Randle. Alif.s. Gilligan. Air. and Mrs. !���������",. C.ilv^on, \i ��������� .) and O. Dobcso-n, ^lr. and ���������,: s. T. I. Buckle, Air. and Airs. U ��������� ilvalsUi, Air. and Airs. .J.'Wat������ou. .'������������������ and Mrs. S T'ippott, ALLs. Bulla d. Arcs. Wag-stall, Mi s F. Vv'ug- ���������,1.1-ir, Alis. Bevlin, Air. and Mrs. ���������;. ; 'ardy. . Molu's.���������Air. and Mrs. J. Langdon \ ,��������� Caul Kreer, Companions of th<J :*orost. Daughters of St. George, Na, n.i Lino Fire Department, Air. and "v.,!--.. .1. Bai lance. Air. \\ . Tippett. Wreaths���������Air. and Airs. A. E. l'lan i,.. .Mr. and Mrs. S. Svvunsun, Air. :u d Airs. Mainvvai-itig, Air. and Air-.. C. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Sage, Air ami Airs. H. Svvanson, . Mr. and Mis A. Svvanson, si., Air. and Mrs. T (loi-il'in, llospilal Board. Mr and *v. s. T. Bullmaii. oflieurs and Alem I., .s of Nanaimo" Alhletic Club, Air. Ii L. McDonald. Afatroa and stab i>" cl Xanaimo lfospii.nl. Miss. L Bn- .. I.'man. Mis. J Diamond, Mr. VV :������������������ watt Mr niul Airs. T. Field, Mr ,���������,..' Afrs !>' Wag^iat'l, Airs. F. K Hill. ��������� ,;; ' >'prays���������'.Mrs.'. \V. 11. Thornjison. .Air !���������:. II. Ciisley. Mr. C O'Brien, Aliss. 11. AlcCuish. Mr. and Mrs. J. Randle, 1,. and IX '.Tninlop. Mi", and .Mrs. W. Hardy. Borpiels���������M"rs. If. Disvii-n. -Mrs. Hu- gl-./s. -Mr. l<:.scotl, Afr. and Mrs. .1- I'l'lior. i\I.rs. Nankeville, Air. and Mrs. J. Parkin. Crescent,���������Air. and Airs. F. Busby. and Airs. .1. All ( illis- and All s. .1. Minard's Liniment cures Cold, etc. BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN During the summer .m0nl,h.s children are subject ta disorders of the .bowels which should receive careful attention as soon as the Mrs I. unnatural looseness of. the bowels appears The best nicdieiue in use for bowel complaint is Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diairboa Hcmedy as it promptly controls any unnatural looseness of the bowels. For sale by Ladysmith Pharmacy. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that I in- 'end to apply to lhe Board of Licensing Commissioners of the City ol- I adysmitli, at it next sitting,' for a transfer from myself to Hanty Blair of the license to sell spirituous and fermented liquors on io't three (3), Block twenty-six (2fi), on the premises known as the Cecil Ilatel, situated on first Avenue in tlie city of Ladysmith, B.C., ; ��������� Dated this lath dav of June, A. D. ItlOd. (iEOIUiK 11 ANN A V. By his Attorney in fact, Ifeurv Reifel. 12. "ss*3=g"*^a^s*a2ssaEiassj-" j v LASS GLOBEi I When you want a Glass globe I sec that, you get the /globe with the rubber ring on it as it is the only kind''' that can keep the water out ��������� the glol^es without the rub|hler ring cannot keep out water, you can see that by examining Ibem. The artificial dower (hat is put into tbe globes with the rubber rings, is guar antoed to be the best, and if you want a globe with a Rubber Ring, eall at Mrs. T. X. Jones, agent for ll-NRY CREW The only pjare you can Them. Sole Agent in B.C. for the French Wreath Co., of Lon- "I011, Paris, "Melbourne, S.A., '"'or. Comox Rd. <t Milton St NANAIMO B.C. get "HI r -o-i * i**v t-mt .iynr-j ���������jwrW'ilrtvitlwWi.WiiiiivnWi������.i*>ftl<ff ������.N)rf*>i,������>jil������:ilir'yii������HfjJ>,'ii r^^.i-yw^wg^ iifiir-iiiw.M,(irrTWli"i','t'^,^*^rt'*;^^ THE L4DYSMTTH DilTT LEDGER n> i|i i|i <t> <t> '!��������� it* 'i' <$ 'i' ������������������ 't' <t> <^-##<it0*it<i'4* ���������>tmhj** I It's MONEY in YOUR POCKETS f ."j". to buy your +������$ I BOOTS & SHOES AT BICKLES $; j $ 1 'j. ������IL5*������3K'5^.^ ��������� ^at-- Htm v-fiM -The Best Quality, Guaranteed at the Lowest Prices T Your floney Spreads f Out a Long Way at ���������*$"��������� BICKLE'S Smith, Fotos.ii That's AMI Local Items Miss M. Smith was a passenger to Nanaimo at noon today. Mr. Walter Jones and J. Gal land ei returned last evening from McLeod creek where thej have .foeicii in co:m ..- 1ion wit-lii work for the city. Mr. U. Ward returned on Uie morning train. iMrs. Ward will arrive m the. city tomorrow morning. ^asl evening, loo, Mi. Ca.ssidy piu- li.it.id tickets with tin* *p.").<iO couUi- btiled by All. llaigh, and gave them awav i,o me vaiiotife eluldien, so it any voungslei piesenl last e\euing missed a J'i(h' it Mill a few of iliase Fancy English Flannel Sunimmer 2 | piece Suits in fancy st-ipes��������� green anc! brown mixe 36 to 42 Sizes was tliwi own fault. Mr. .1. J. Bland, superintendent ol the water worlds, re.tiir.iied al noon today frjm Victoiiai wheie be has been on business. The S.S. Leelauiaw will leave this evening lot Alaska, she hav ing about completed her cargo of coal foi Tread well. None iicUei-Capiui' & Nugget Cigars The city band are hold Lug Lhou postponed excursion on Saturday evening, next. On that evening, thuie vvill, of course, be no opeu.atr uu- eert ^ usual, as the band will i|������t on hoard tlie exclusion boat. R. P. liithet is Co., is one of the best known firms of Victoria, and their signature attached to am iVan,] of goods is a sufficient guarantee t j tlie purchaser Uiat he is obtaining nothiug hut the best. The gentleman's ruling contest at the Merry-go-roumd last night proved very amusing, anid vvas kcenl-, contested for, the winner being Mr. Harry Moon, of the- Steamship Wellington. The judges being the Misses Bland, Barclay and McLean. Tonight a prize .of ?>2.ijU will in: given for the best married lady rider. Everybody should go down and enjoy the fun���������a sure cure f,*r the bin ^. Try a Province Ciya.r. The ;'Leckie" brand of footwear, manufactured by the J. Leckie Co., of Vancouver, are favorites with all those who have ever given tliran a trial, a*nd as the company's aidvertise- ment on Page two of this issue states, Leckie's boots are- "all lea- flier," and made to stand the rough usage undergone. when worn by the logger, the miner and the prospector. At- the lilexry-go-roiind last evening a Large cro-wid .ionjoyed (.heutscl.es ���������and the machine wa.s kept rumr'n^ for a late hour. One of the most enthusiastic admirers of the wheel was a sailor from the Wellington. During lhe course of the aflornoon and evening, be purelinked in th ��������� ncinili.borhood of fifteen .dolhirs' worth of tickets, and liandly missm! a turn of Wie wheel during fhe entire ihiy. Smoke Big 1'. Cigais Mr. .1. A. Bodwi, a inonoline i,yi'e- seiting machine expei t, is in Ladysmith today 0n a visit. Mr. Boden is but recently fiom Dawson, and le- ports thiings in that lai northern city lively as usual. Speaking ol prices oi "various things there, Mr. ilodeii refeired lo the cost, of printing. Machine optratuis in Dawson receive on an average $275 per.month and ol her employees are paid accord-' ingly. "Puces foi job work received iu IJavvl.oii vvo.ihl be considered iat!������ci exorbitant tn this country," .said Mi.; Botle.i. ''For instance, it-a man wished a Uiousaiid envelope-; printed, he would pity in the neighborhood of .>.2.j foi Ilium. Letterheads cost about .^2J pei thousand. I'Oateis range irom -^5U lor 21)0, up. The first pay-day J was iheie," continued Mr. Botli'ii, "and was handed a roll of bills amounting to over .>:;UU for a month's work, I felt a little ashamed to take the nione,. But it did.i t, take long to get over that feeling, especially after the landlord had interviewed me." ON VERGE 01" WAR. W.ihhingion, .Inly ���������"'������������������Guatemala and Salvador are making overtures loi- the arbitration <>i then' troubles lvMiit-mg" from I lie :ill"yt'il activity of Salvador in supporting revolution ai'^v movements agaiJiM General Cab l'ci'o of Guai 'iiiiilu. and it w UUclv (hut the I niu.I Stall-, villi he sulci - ted ut tli-' i-uiiiii.".\ in which the Board of .Ml,it i nl mn vviil meet. The American Sialc lirpai'iniuil bus been ud\ is< 'I nl lbe ilc-ire ol the two eouuliio*. viliii-b niv almost at the jiouit of m.iMii^ war against emit other to have dilieivneos settled b.v arbitration, and their seem.-, to be but little doubt that an amicable, settlement finally will be -affected. At the first.' intimation of outside intei-feratice in Gitiiti'mala affairs��������� the State- Department-. .'-cnl- lhe Marble head from Panama .to p re-vent m addling, and Mexico and i lie . United State* both."make it ���������clear that t'hey woulcl look with disfavor on any eotnbinntio-ii oi ivnirnl American powers to o'v'i it h I'r.v. "President Cab-* 1'i-ro of Guatemala. ��������� Wnen . the position of the t iiitecl States became known, SnlVa.<!ni' ���������announced -the . ni> ; poiritiiiwii, of a s|icciul envoy to pre- ' sent, tin" Salvador exposition to. Am ; erioair iiul.bo:-it.ii..s. .'.mil ..prevent any serious iiil.ei-imt iomtl onniplieat ion. ��������� The State 'hi'iuii-tiniiil has been advised -of th" :l.-i artni'' of Mr. I'aeiis ��������� i.ll*3f Sfi.-'finl rii'.oy ��������� for I lie I'liited Slates. Inn ii ;���������: im! |i..li.'v.'i! that "bo vvill arri'. ������������������ in Vi a: liiii;,',! i m for s<.'*>'- i'i'fi.1 vvoi*l<s lii-i-fiii.-.i' iii'.ilillicully in I re:ichin��������������������������� ibis roiint c.\- from Salvfidoi- i Bathto: fhe Pans Temis, sa.vs a writer in the current Harper's Weekly. The In- termediaire des Cherchvurs el Cur. leux haxl startotl the iqu-slioii" whether the shrine in the oimvc church of St. Denis, in which itl.r hearts of several kings of France ln.e found, a resting place, contained, the'heart of Louis XIV. also. There is in thus phrinie a -metal casket in which", according to a very prolix inscription, Ihe king's'heart is deposilad. B;ut Abbe Duperron, who impelled the cas- j ket, found in it nothing but some re- I mains ot bony matter. Then some I people reineuibcred an old Ieg*en<l tell- [ing of an English physician n imed Riiklaiul who was .said to have eaten the heart. Romantic as tins version may seem, tl is not true. The truth. seems1 to be, in .brief, that' the heart* f*i Louis XIV. was stolen by a painter for IJili sake of a coloring pigment called "mummy," which originated from the aromatic substances of einiljfalmed bodies; and. thatl the heart of the monarch is actually preserved in Droling's painting in the Louvre called "Itiierieur dc Cuisine" - LAUNCHING PARTIES. Parties wishing to engage a . first- cliass launch for picnic or excursion parties at leasonable rates should apply to II. BLAIR, Cecil Hotel, City. Launch may be engaged for the evening at any time s*t | We are receiving daily shipments of I Raspberries & Blackberries. The Strawberry Season will be over Costumes Tq 75c, Wallers & Akerohead NOTICE. I have taken o'er the scavenger "business lately bandied by M. Campbell and am prepared to do work in this line in first-class shape. Leave orders for heavy team work, scavenger I work, etc., wilh Messrs. Blair .t Adam. Also any complaint regard- i ing scavenger work will be attended ' to if laid at this place. | ROBERT CALLANDER. Ladysmith, B.C. City Band Aloonli}>-|il Excursion ��������� Around the lslands. Per S.S. JOAN. Saturday, .Inly 7II1. ��������� Boat leave' at 8 p.m. sharp. Adults 50c ���������Children (Under 12) 25c. A MELANCHOLY CAREER. A young man who will some day inherit an enormous fortune and who is being brought up &;��������� a "'gentleman" vvas interviewed the other .day. Among other things he said, ''II 1 did not have my career cut out for 1 ne, il" I were to lose my fortune, I ���������-ho ild turn lo the law and s-tudy .some, phases of it, that interest me greatly." actually-uhrcvn on his own resource^ he would resort to. something ,e.,s entirely elegant and more useful. Ihic, that aside, what is this "caieei" that be fancies he has "cut out" for him? To tal������o care of his properly ���������that is, to spend his life at. an cccinpatioii' similar to tlu'at of:- a watchman or a policeman, but far more mechanical anel less exciting. What a. nviseraible, what a melancholy conception- .of .a career! To spond one's life. at.just making money is. poor enough use'.'of. tho one. chance to live; to spend it at watching a heap of money���������what dullness, what dreariness! And in a worM teeming with opportunities to live intens- oly, vividly, interestingly, usefully!��������� Saturday Evening Post. TO GET OCT STOPPERS \ ''ive just received a shipment ol Hills' High Oracle ENGLISH TOBACCOS , and CHjARflTfS at ������he DRUG STORE SIMON LEISER & CO. LTD. B S&JSSk^mg&mWBB mmmmmmm mmimmmmmwM ****= FRESH SUPPLY OF SW. 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A little sawing will soon heat Uie neck sullieiently to expand it and loosen ihe stopper. I have extricated broken stoppers in-this way, with nothing to lift them out hy but a little bit of sealing wax'melted into the broken surface. Try rubbing stopper with para.lfin wax.���������Scientific American. THE HEART OP. LOUIS XIV. A somewhat strange, story came to light recently through the finding of some documents by a contributor to Ask for Capital and Nugget Cigars . ZZ. WE HAVE ON HAND; SOME. VERY NICE- \% ROLLED COINED BEKH 12 i-2c: LB. -^ % A. HOWE .3 ������ MEAT MARKET "^ S.- W. P. $2*oo QaSSon | ELEPHANT $1.75 Gallon LADYSMITH HARDWARE COMPANY LIMITED ���������.^���������Mr-**fcas������-n f^im.MMLJMMW3mLm*ui ^ass ZSSgZ&������SEZZZa3E&*! .������������������������.������������������������������������������ ^���������**. *���������������������������������������������.������������������������������������"���������"���������"5������������r������< '..���������.P(llttv'.j^'|^.':: 1st. Avenue, Ladysmith,. B. C 1 f. liiirt". Pfo),\ MANUFACTURER OF -Carbonated Beverages, , Oin ffe r Beer Fruit Syrups P. O. Box- 248 ��������� .������������������*������Mft**0������������'>ft> ���������������������������*���������������������������������������������������������������-������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ "#.0..#..t.| PlC'N.IGERS ATI EN HON We have made arraagemeiits to have a launch leave the wharf every hour dnriiiij;; Thurs day afternoons and on Sundays after 10 o'clock in the forenoon fjir the Green, and shell beach, where we have established refreshment' booths. Campers wishing plots for tenting sliijuld apply early, a* Ihe Camping season is nearly here niiS McKINNELLEY- _ ���������HUGH THORNLEY ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� : Lamb, Mutton and Beef! ��������� mmmt.'H4.^Uin���������^i.mmM ���������UK II IIWIMIIlll II m H.���������hXl.ll" T -��������� --^���������---T--n ��������� ��������� ��������� ^fcJfc������-������^ Hm,*rmml m *��������������������������� ������������������ilHII II ��������� . i'ir IBM I 0 : E. G. PAN NELL I ��������� GATACRE ST. LADYSMITH ��������� e ��������� o ��������� tiittietiiiiaieoeeiiiitsei s������Bc������������������8e8������*������aA*������ s.t a e * * mQ. Fraser Merchant Tailor FIRST AVRNUE. __ _ ��������� Made lo Order to Fit and to your Satisfaction. Call and see Stock Z&JS&^&tt&S^S&BmmiB&ZEmVt WHEN IN NEED OF Get your eyes testwl properly, wilh inslr.unu*itts especially adapted for'that purpose, a-nd, not by guess work. We test eyes by the latest method free of charge, and if you need Glaixes our prkvs are inodera'te for the b est quality of go oils. 1 ��������� ���������win-r"1" *-* B. FORCIMriER Watchmaker, Jewtller, Optician *w.'.-ff..*.^.^.������^J^^^'*^"^^ IM IHIiMH ��������� ��������� ���������������������������MKiMnnwii PICTURE FRAMES and latest Patterns and Finishes in FRAME MOULDINGS. ���������������. -*. -<k -*- PLAQUES. -���������..-������������������'������������������."���������-���������' . WALL PACKETS, "%���������-���������'.���������%���������-������������������'... Pictures���������British and German. Bevel Plate Mirrors. ���������* <���������> ^ '-*������������������������������ Passe. Paftout Picture Binding in alL colors. .fust, arrived from the factory in the East. -*.-*������������������*."��������������� Picture Eramin.f Neatly done nt H. KAY'S WALL PAPER DEPOT ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������9 ��������� ������������������������������������ * ��������� ' ��������� : Granite and Marble Works Granite and Marble Monuments, Tablets, etc., at the lowest prices consistent with first class stock and workmanship. Write for catalogue. ' A. STEWA'RT, 1-18 Yates St.. Victoria B.C Smoke a Big B Cigar. ui iiiia ��������� hi���������i ii iiiiin-iiimni i i1^ '���������" *��������� ���������-��������� IMPORTED HACKNEY STALLION "ENiT HANCE" (8132 11. S. B.) At Johnson's Livery Stab.e every Tuesday at nmui, and will remain until Wednesday noon, each week. TERMS���������$15 TO INSURE
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