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BC Historical Newspapers
The Kootenay Mail was published in Revelstoke, in the Columbia-Shuswap region of southeastern British Columbia, and ran from April 1894 to December 1905. The Mail was published by the Revelstoke Printing and Publishing Company, and its longest-serving editor was J. Livingstone Haig. In 1906, the Mail merged with the Revelstoke Herald to form the Mail-Herald, a staunchly conservative paper that eventually folded due in part to competition from a more liberal competitor, the Revelstoke Review.
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G"^'.'V fiv* IS- / V%" 4s*nt I Vol.. 10.���������No. 42. REVELSTOK]r;B.n C. JANUARY l(>. 1904. $2.00 Per Year. Leading Dry Goods 7 ' < ( , House of Revelstoke ��������� <' ' ' ' ��������� ir Stocks in all "departments are now ; " complete for the 'Fall arid5Winter/* ���������' Season. ��������� . ..*,,������ Ready-to^Wear B:ept Our Stock in 'this department is the \ ��������� Best in. the, Kootenay. ; Blouse's; ; 'Jackets; Skirts,-andr Wrappers,.all g/. * the latest styles'at;moderate: prices. > MAIL ORDERS.; We pay particular attention to-Mail Orders., Samples sent do any address.'" ' < , y-- ������ ��������� J ��������� r, TAYLOR BLOCK. McKENZfE AVE a REVELSTOICE. Mail Order Dept~ LIMITED Write For Samples - in, Dressmaking* Utiriiio the balance of the month of January.we will make anv ladv a street or walking-skirt for $3.00. This is a genuine bargain offet and is good onh for a limited ntimbei. Be in time for yours Our January sale still continues. Mcii a fleece lined 'undeiwc.u ion pi ice 75c now iifle .Men * wool O'a-lihneio Mick- icg puce 35e 4 pan* ftn :f 1 OD Mm - l.iiioy -hut? all now and no-li good- Keg piicoll at) 'I to \\ 75 .1 uiu.iu -.lie price -111 An a--t>-liiient <.l men'- enloit'il aiul while ���������l 1111���������. toir pi'eo, Id to +1 511. .Ian ���������.11*, puce .10c .Men - necktie* (,\n a���������niimetit), A~k: and -lOo .Vow 2-r: Tiuki-h towolliiur. log 25c, sale piite li \,ud- lm ^1.00. 25-in. Il.innoleue. leg 7c anil Sc .Luiunry side price. 5c. We have .-(iino Indie.-' nock furs to sell at j ii ���������t huh' price. , Wrapper lliiiiiu'ls. reg. 25e. January clearing side price. 15c. Pro-- gdud.s^reg. 50c. .Faniuiry clearing .-ale price, 30c.; Pino lioiiov leg 25c iioi jar. _ .l.iiiu.ny -.do pi ice, 15c Jains. ieu 20c j.us now LOc Lemon and oi.uigo peel icg 30c .Silo niiee 20c Hlll/Os -WCCt piclclor- (ui bulk), pei ipi.ii t. 50c. Ilin/e'- -din pickle- (m Inilk) poi (pi.nt. -10c A t.dilo of china and gla--w,iie leu :-!5c and .RV-each- now 25c Shoe���������Wo h.tvo picked out s-o\- ei a I line-a ml niaiked the pi ice ilnw n In one-half Cluldien's $2.50 and $2.25_.-hoe.-, .Innunry silo price, if 1.25. A lino of regular $1.25 shoes, .hiuunry snlo price. 75c. A lino of women's lino shoe.- in odd sizes nt about half the regular price. You'arc welcome whether you purchase or not. All we want is to show you what we are.doing. ��������� ' ���������' ��������� 'limited.' : :���������.������". ''" -��������� ! (Millinery-and'bressmakiiig Departments on Second Floor CITY ELECTIONS: I'll,lien O.S McC.n'oi V: I). LoG- . II. J. hoio no'. \V. .1. lJi.-l.ov On Monday the Following Nominations Were Made: * 'Mayoralty:���������li. A. Brown nml II. Miinning. ' " ' , a ,. / 'Wnid-h���������K Triumlo,- J. >IcLo.'.d' and W. A. Foote., Mr. Tihnbie uuh- (how and Messrs, Kooteaind .McLeoil woie ie-elcctcd by acclii milt ion. Wind 2:���������G: S. 'McCnitor, II. .1 'Bourne, W. J. Dickie and I-'. U. Lewis* Wind I) :���������.T.7\l>riihiu)iMni mid O. JI, Field elected hy iicclnnititii.ii. , School 'Piustees:���������.1. W. Bennett mid If. Floyd, elected by ii-cliuu .linn ' II. A IIKON.Y Till; Xi:iV .MAYOR. 't The election for Mayor mid iildoi- inPii for No.2 wind took place Thin'��������� day and nJ great deal of interest whs taken in'it. /i'lie following wiu^Mliif ������������������'I'''? Council will mc( voting;���������, ��������� ' A ;-' -7**" VG 'to ti.uisiict fnrinnl busiti I -* ' - ������������������ , ��������� . '>b I ' II A Hkumi .. ." 188 it~ Miiiiiiiug .- . ' . (>;: Miiiui itv I.n l!ioi\ n ��������� .125 '.Seven 'i.illi.t- c.i^t foi Manning weic spoiled." ' ' ������- Wahu 2 V " so ''(il .���������15 I :i5 Miosis McC.nlvi and J^ewib ivcio tlieiefoic elected. , The new ci.imcil 'will be constiiuted o i i)s. follow!,���������Muyor, II A. IJiown, Alih'iuieii No. 1 wind, J. MuLood and W. A. Foote (lu-clected) No. 2 W.nd. Mos-ita McCuitei mid Lewis,-Nil 3 Wind," Mcsms .1. Atiinliiimson and J u . . Field by acclinnation. . i ' .5 The Council will meet oil Monday CbS. _ . ', | i��������������� Cook Stoves, Ranges and Heaters' h ������.'' /. lOSC nillirmii i.tibinc^s i- -no coiititicicti ji'ia a t nininei aiiuunui uiiiuiuajs id Chief <<JusticeMii-own 'of Bengal, irii'j.iH.inibvet anothei was the late P. - t r~ ��������� ->��������� ��������� - t , j * - i, ,-, ,j . - .fc ^ - own, editor ?if >tlio .,Winnipeg Sun /. The now yM.iyoi came to C.mad.^21 II A. Blown, the new'OI.iyoi ol Ke\els{oke, as a n.itne of D.ilrv. A\i- sliiie Scotland, tlie^hne that ls'iendeiod laniouo by ,tho nieiiioi-y of Bobby Burns Mr Blown ism sun of J)a\ id Blown, a pioiiiiiieiit>> Scotch liublialici' * - ��������� i j -..i "^ 'whose niinting l)Usine?s is still ei>iuluc(ed}l)\a a ', biothei Anothei biothei Js '���������?������������������:-'.._'������ Loi Biow jc.us ago and resided for tinea years at tlu Like ot the Woods wheio die'was ong.'igcd" in * in in ing enteipiise ', lie tlien sjient anino time at DiilutloaiKPSt Paul,'and came to' Bntish Columbia 18 veai-1 ago ' SKteeif ye.ir< ago Mi Brown wa-appointed time-keepei m'tlie.C F' H shops heie, and ,has' since made lte\elstoke his hoijie ' Leaving the 0 F K he staited the Union'Iloteb which was the fust large building' elected in the upper town On that Icing burned down in 1000 he bunt,the Blown Block, and stalled the Union Oig.u Fiietoiy tlnee veais aire Mi Biown i- an .ulepfc cmjei, is ollic'i ciiiiini.indinijr the Iio'ckv Mountain H.mguis, and is a meiiibiii ot the Masnmc Lodge,and l\ of P'b '* He has taken "an actne ]iait in any innxunient lot the benefit ot the city lie contested the fi tot elcsf.i >u f.n aldj.-in m foi Waul 2, but w.i- defeated and this ni.iyln.il election i^ the nob oca i-.mii since when,he has ort'uie 1 bun-elf ii cmdidate for civic lion >i- A Bona Fide Gift Sale! Value, /;$6o.oo ;j Z'5 B "��������� \ ���������- ,A coupon is givi'ti with >-\ ��������� i v dollar's wo.tb of goad- purt lia-cd, "7he drawing to laki> place JANUARY 20, 1904, uii(li'i-lln"-iip.'i-- vision (if tun of Rt'wlstokc's nfi.-t trnstwoi thy uti/.ens. _ . .v . -V w PRIZES: , r Lady.'s Seal-, fackctV. -- P/--./^- k '2 ������������������ Set of, Dishes" >, - i - -x- ". X - >'3 sGehtleman's,.Dress Suit Case 1.1������������������7": " 4" Oiie Pair Best American'Shoes A - s Piano Cover " -x. - , - % l i 6 A Boy's Reefer Overcoat '- " - 7 , One Set Pillow Shams and-Scarf S Table Linen and. Napkins^ - g Baby Cashmere Cloak ' - to One Dozen Linen Handkerchiefs Lad it'-' or Gents' t l You c-.i n no I fill tn select, in our varied ������tnck a suitable'.) ml useful. Xinas piesent fin ytiiu fi n-nd or lelat'on. Every cltoi t lias lu-ai sec lm th to make tins Gif' S il-' "in' ol I lie itnwt "i-l tbnran-' ot ir- kind cvi-i h-ld in tin- cilv THIS DRAWING TAKES PLACE ON JANUARY 20TH NEXT. Ten Valuable Prizes Given' Away ��������� SO.CO^f ySroo" H 5 oo' 5'00.'f 5.00 4-5������' 4-50 RE!D &. YOUNG, Div Goods Meiib.nits, Revelstoke, B. O OUMJJJtXLUUU II M\.\\I\(S lTor.ice M.iiiniiig. the othi'i c imlid.ile. is ,1 nabu' of Liiilio, F.ugl.i'il and came to Canada with bis pa ent-wb'ii LI vi-,-ild Stv vu- ig . i> came to He\el-t(lke, whe'-e he iia--nice nude Ir.M h 1111 ��������� ri 1 inw-l" I in I'1 ��������� Muck on McK'en/io A\enue, where h-> oui'l i.'t. b'. b i-ine-s one ot the 1.--1 -ites 111 the citv Mr. 51 itining wm clejl'l all'. 11 hi in 1002 aiul \. 1- menibei 01 the linine-> cvii niM " -".ri,' ti- c 7'. iviVi c 'lit d 1 mj ilu'. veil. He did not .igiin -eek ci\n h .11 u - till a nun ,' loi i\ I'd a> a ' I'd'h1' foi the Mavoialty. V new up-to-date hoe ol Writing Papers and Envelopes, Invitation Envelopes and Cards- Double and Single Ball Programmes, Wedding Cake Boxes at 1 Walter Bews' Drug & Stationery Store MACDONALO & MONTEITH Take tin- iippoi tiuiit\ ol wi-limi: thoii ciietnnier* ���������A IIm'.'V v.\n Fi{(isi'i:i50iN Ni:w- Yi.vis, ' and -uiceielv thank thorn foi si> ireneiou- a pationnre dming I h.) holiday -ea-on nmm.--i SPECIAL DISCOUNT On all line.- of . h EN'S WEAR wo have a very heavy .-lock of Men's Vioter (lands, ll'ii.ts and Shoe.-, iiubbery Ivereoats, etc., we hnvo decided for 1 he limit It of .Iiiiiiiary tn give-a-special din-- mint 1111 itll line.- of Men's Wear. ,\'e will give I weuly per cent, di.-count on hVndy-Mndo Olothing, Boots and Shoes, Trunks,drips, ll:if������iinil Oii]is, Blimk'ets.etc. Ton per cent, on'all linos of Kubhors, <Ivereoats and Mackinaw's it! co.-t. Stoves and Ranges for Wood or Coal in Sizes 9, 10, at from $ 1:5.00 up. v SKATES Kxtra values in Skates and large variety to ehoosil from. HARNESS Team H.irnes.s for Li mi boring, Faun and J)i.iyv\\'oik Single Hanie.-i ^ , ' dor Expio.s.s'anil Diiv'mg, II01.se Blankets, 'Whips, eto. , jH ' '* 'r ''" 1 a ' (i' ' White and Granite Enamel, Wart;, Crockery and Glass- 1 ' * .ware. Full stock of Groceries'ai " , BOUENEi ,., Headquarters^ for Groceries Stoves/Hardware, Harness,'etc. '��������� - . . Y7."*f"| ���������_ 1 ���������< 'i - HI * tl .- . iA-���������A Next llunie Block. .Mail nrder.s pronip tlv ntleiided to A.s this sale is only good for the month of .lanuiiry we would ask you to take ml vantage, of the sumo. We want to cut dawn our stock before -took taking. MACDONALD & MONTEITH ������:������������������ I '��������� '������������������<'. TM %- t iVHj ' .1 (i Ifi THE KOOTESAV.iiAlL THE LARDEAU. Prospects for the Coming Season. (Pn.iu a (Jorro-iwiiiloiil-l A'word about the Lurdeau country iibdut this time would not bo minus. The people of Lurdeiiu are looking ��������� fonvnrdG the coining year with great, joy. Beyond u,doubt it is going to be, '/the greatest year of prosperity that the Lardo'nti country ��������� has ever seen. Tlio progressrof this country up until now was nuirrcd by luck of'roads and ' means of transportation. Ore-that, would not'iivcmgo ;over $100 to the .������ ton could not be ,mined and shipped ' with profit. Hut that'is ��������� "y . ��������� atiiino olyiiiK I'Air - t for'now,we have a ndlrond to Trout Lake', and it 11 electric mad to be built 'from'* Trout Luke City lo Ferguson , nnd llionco to the headwaters of the Lurdeau river, and work is about ���������to coinnicnce on ' n 'big ' smelter to'be erected at -R'aslo city, which is the direct outlet for this country. , Scores of properties, that cannot be < .worked now can theii'be worked .'with ,durge profit right fioin the grass roots, The companies, that are operating , 'licrenow show that they lnive 'great faith in the country.' ' For instance the Great Western 'Mining Company lire building a.concentrator 'and .installing mining niachinery sit the ' cos'Vdi;,aiiout $500,000." . ���������' ,. " The properties 'that arc, developed have proved thc.oids to increase in - .value, the'deeper thcy.go. Ninety pei cent of'the claims are undeveloped "��������� and the most of theni are in" the bunds of the'locators, i Among, the nnde- ' vclopcd properties, for-instance I \\\\\ - mention the Siirpiisc Group, owned ' 'by O. Morgan, W. "JI, Lawrence, nnd W.,A. Fooj'o, situated "on .Surpiisc Creek a tributary of the nortli fork of '.Lnrdoau river. The rfidd group con-' sists of three claims located on what 'is known as the,.1 Surprise lode, which runs 'through tho ccntic for the entire length of the group, and lies in a contact'of lime and slate, with true will's. The lode ^is uncovered for about MOO leet,������sliowing, a continual 'body of silvoi-lend ore varying from 2 ft. to l-l ft. in width. The clean ore ���������will average about 50 ounces in silver and 75 per cent, lend. It also curries '$3 in,gold imd some zinc fi) places. The property is mostly a sinking proposition and is Tree from.bin w slides and can be woikcd all'tlic \ear round with safety. The ground is thickly timbered with tiees of the right size for mining purposes, and water enough on the ground to geneiate any powci required for mining. The property is accessible fiom ,..' Feiguson p.utly by wagon road ami partly traii. in all seven miles, on a four per cent guide. .Xext suininei I, expect that this kind of piopeitjs will "be Ciigeily looked for by mining n'len. Tbeie novei was a ma n:n riu.n on-'nuni. ���������lor investments than the Laideau country, with her unlimited wealth of niinerabof all kinds. It is bound to become one of the greatest mining districts of the world. We dont want too many middle men and sharks here. We want mining men to come here and see ior themselves, and deal with the pio-pcctor. and thereby do away with the middle man You can -believe me the prospectors are not verv hard to deal with. first of Inst September. The comedy was written .by Geo. II. Broadlmrst. author of "Why Smith, Left Home." "The Wrong Mr.. Wright," "The House That .hick Built," and' other notable successes.' Itjins enjoyed long runs in London, New York nnd other large cities. " . , Mr. C. P. Walker, .manager of the Winnipeg and allied tbenties, mid of Mr/Harold Nelson, will direct the Western Canada tour of ''What Happened to Jones," nnd promises theatre pntronb a metropolitan performance,, in every sense of the lerni. J Anew sce'nic equipmrjfifc has been provided for this tour. , >' lumbering. Fred Tny lor ti ml O. \i. Skene have gone into partnership in n lumbering enterprise at ICamloops. ' ' . The Mountain Lumbermen's Asso-' elation, will bold ,n meeting next month to'go into,the schedule of prices for the coining season." , ��������� ..aT'ii'^. "G.ST. :S'*y>,' l������Mj������#G \v. o. LunoATi: W. G. Ludgate is .one of. the best mill designers in the-west'."-] lo has designed and built sonic of the most, up-to date mills on' the'const, and is the designer of Uia'Big Bend Lumber Co's., Mill just started up at 'Arrow- bead. G ' 'The Arrowhead Lumber Company are now .having, the' machinery in stalled at their new mill af'Arrowbcad. The plant b- being put, in by.a' rei>ie;i sent.itive ,of the Waterou? I'Yigino Works/'w ho supplied the ninchnicrv The "Anon head , Lumber Company have four logging camps now in operation. ''The po-ilioir taken by the C. P. K. is that foi the piotoot'ion of tho "settlers who h.ne bought railway lands it will be foiced lo go into the lumber birshu��������� tinle-s the combine between the , Northwest Lumber Dealers' Association and tho nulla in British Columbia i- cancelkd It is contended that the Noithwe.-t Lumber Healers' Association ha-an arrangement with mill.- in lliiti.-h Columbia whereby no himl er is sold to dealer.- outside the association. fi i-dealers not in the association who are importing into the Northwe.-t and Manitoba lumber manufactured in the State of Washington, aod it is rhej by British Co-"I",d,'i milimcn' who are THE BIG BEND its Mining, Lumbering and Ranch- /' ��������� ing Resources: .,, ���������' ,��������� ,��������� (Continued) , '.I.U.MIIKKIN'C t ' , " The lumbering nren 'of the Bond is, conl'med to within one' to four milc.- on an avertige'on each side of tho Columbia river, with Middies of timber along the imiiii tributaries, running as much as 20 miles into the heart of the Selkirks. The principal blocks are those held by American capitalists tis an original grant to (���������. lb Wright for the SluiHwiip-k'ootenay wagon road, 'Flic area is about' 40,000 acres, nnd while il ha.-, been claimed this land carries 50,000"foet to the acre, we shbuld say 10,000 feet would be neiir;r the niarkyir .1,000,000,000 feet for the 'entire urea., Owing to a disease the lirdiii's been dying out rapidly during 'the past den years. ',,Tlieco limits take in'country dm both'sides of the river and extending , from i fnijr miles south of Ooldstre.ini to Big Mouth. i, Up, tloldstieaiu there isY'ui area 'of tine spruce. The streams on which extensive lumbering operations* will,bo carried on in the future will be Downie creek, Cloldstream, Canoe Kiver, Wood river and' Bush river. .It is estimated there me 10,2-10,000,000 loot of lumber Iribuniiy to the Big Bend, almost the whole, ol which will be floated down' the Columbia river to ' Kevelstoke and the Airow lakes.' , ,, ' - TOWXKI'imS. ,v The Bend has its slianvof lownsites: The ('arnes'Creek"'C(,nsolidaled have one. Anothei of' BOO, acres is bold id Downie (.'.reek"by. New Yolk parties, and Go. Laformo' has one I here al-o. W. Kirkup lm- n townsite at La Porte, and "It is ceilaiu tbeie will be a town-, site at the'"junction of the Columbia nnd Canoe rivers 'and Tele Jaime Cache. ' Another'pos-.sible^nwnsite is fioliMie.im: Tbeie are sure to he two" or tlucc-j;iH.tl - lownsiles in the Bend, hut it would be dillicult lo locate them til'ljtiie mineral re.-ourcesaro'dcvelopul to a'giealer extent. . ' CONOM'SIOX. ' ^ i [n this sei'ie.- of.ailiolo.- extending through our coljunns since .August last we'have endeavored to give reliable iiifoiiiGion.'iiiueh ol it gleaned from 'personal "observation, nnd we ha\e done good seivice if atleiition has been diawn to the resources and extent'of the gieaf countiy lying lo the ninth, and which i.- ol so much importance lo I he oily and, district. It.-rdeu'lupiui'iit '" of inestimable value to Kevelstoke as tin- city.com- mandiiig the entire trade of that vast aioa. and with it- development this city will li'iike substantial and rapid progie.-s. (The End.) !- '' t!hamoi������ Skin Dalllea. " A person with an' ordinary knowl- r edge of piiliitlng'can make a handsome set of the eliainols skin dollies now In vogue for the polished bare top of tho luncheon table. ' The common yellow slclii li frequently u������ed, but gray sklna or those of a rich' red buccal) be purchased iit house,1'urnislilng orai't supply shops.. A1 skin tliroe-quiirterK of a yard square costs about $1. A few oil paints anil a medium sized 'sable brush complete the .leeessnry supplies. Colors should be,carefully- blended..as no,' 'shnding Is poi-niissiblo. Mix the'paint- with 'turpentine to the consistency of crcnni and apply hi broad, lint washes. Experiment on a little piece before be-, ginning, 'as some skins absorb more than others. A rose design, witli blossoms in soft pink and loaves and stems hi pale green. Is elt'octiyd on a gray skin.. Chrysanthemums'hi dull pinks or reds are good on a red skin, and nasturtiums go well on a terra cbtlu background.��������� No>v York-Journal.; s '���������' Kor C'rouiir Children. On a small inble beside ,iny0 bed stand a lamp, two nails', a tin cup containing one tablespoonfiil of mutton tallow or lard, two tablespoonfuls of turpentine, n deep'bib with strings nnd , two safety pins, .with which lo pin on a,piece of flannel. the shape of. the bib. -'As/SOOiL-iis- lailfy coughs-hard I light the lamp, put,the tin otip over Iti(on Hie two nails) and beat the mixture until'it smokes. 'I then rub baby's chest- well, as, hot as I ciuimisc the-turpen-' 'tine, and'then put on the flannel pinned to the .bib,' tying tbe'soft tape strings around'the' neck. ' It may sound like a fairy tale, but If the cough is not too ,bad it, absolutely'disappears; if very, bad, it becomes so mild and the hreuth- ing so different that a distracted moth-' er sleeps In'peace. With this same remedy used hot pneumonia lias twice been averted Inn neighbor's family.��������� Woman's Iloine'Conipanlon. . ��������� f i <i , Women Now Look Younger. ''A question which might elicit considerable interesting discussion is, Why are the typical modern women' twenty and-even thirty years younger in man- , ners,-dress and appearance than were ���������dhcii- grandmothers nt 'the same ago? One, might reply.' says'.Mrs. Woodrow 'Wilson in the Cosmopolitan very pert!- Vnciitly, .that, in tlio "lirst place, they -have decided not to grow old, and, be Move mio, Mt is largely' a question of will. 'Having made this decision, they, seek the nio'aiis which shall enable them to retain their youthful appearance. They understand, that beauty and 111. health.are not congenial .companions; consequently-the women of today live much In'the open air, loving llio sun and the breeze far more'than the easy chair and the'open Are. ' .' -'y Croup. Tin- peculiar rough which indical.s croup, i- nsiully well known to tin- moflu-is of cionpy children. No tiinn should be b si. in tin- li'iiatiin'iit of il. aid for Ibis puipo-i' no me Heine b.is received mine universal approval than Chamberlain'- Cough li"iile(ly. Sold 11 Diuggi-t-. NEW PATENTS. . "Rowland Brittnin, Patent Attorney, Vancouver, report* : W. J. Coinings. H. G. Cumings and R. Chamberlain, of Vancouver, received this week a IA S. Patent on their improved wrecking device. Pdcb.ird B. Anderson. late . t Nanaimo, but now of Duncan.-, Vancouver l-I.'ind. lm.- ju-t received -i Catin-iian Patent on inipiovoment- in Acetvlene ff.i= (lenerators. trying to -=t >p such importations by asking the Dominion governrierH to place a duty on lough i.inil vr.'" A STELLAR ATTRACT/OH. Manager Walker is Sending us a Metropolitan, Company in a Famous London and New York Comedy Success. '���������What Happened to Jones", one of the most pronounced comedy sticcciscs of the past ten years, will be presented here on Monday, Feb. 15th, by identically the same company that has played the comedy in the large cities of the middle western states since the Th" mill budding ot the C.in-nhun Lumber Co.. .it T,.������ii I.-ik* iJ m.w completed and the ni.c-hinory i- being installed and ' ai i.ingomonN undei way for' conjunction of pinning mill. The erection of a tir;, -kiln will be entered on aft������'r these budding.-aic completed and equipped Pimisioii has been mad^ lor a slip and i.iil- leiilmg from the planer-, 'ind mam nidi on eithr-r -ide of the <d]j> allriw.s loading directb from the tiaek- to the barge Regarding the prop'.-.tl of the O. P S R.. to ?tart LnlnliT nVil'-, in Dnti-b 'Columbia. D Hp'.igm of th- North ���������west Luinbermen'-! .i���������ociaiio'i di'ilic there is a himb"i roml.me to main tain high price* Mr .-ni.igm- -ay-'-- ''The Cnnaihii, P.ieibc Kulw.iv o TERRIBLE WRECK. Fifty-five Lives Lost Within Sight of Victoria. In a terri |e -tut in in the -ttaits of Sin Juan mi S.itiiid.iy the -teamci Clallam, which phfd between Seittle and Vict -la, went down. She had a bc.iiy piis-eng. r li-it. Fifty-live lbr- weie lo-t, uic'.iidiug the wild nnd il.iue'nter of M nager tloll'itly, of the Bank of M'iitiga'. at Vi t. rin, tie brile of S E Bolton of Calgary, and Cipt. Living-ton Thompson, of Vic- Kiiia I'A-ry wi-iiiiiin am! child on board w������i diow tied. Unly IH passengers-iirvn-i d. Th'* disaster is the v.n.-t on tbi'co'i-t since the iweck of tlie Islander Bare ,Floorn anil Iliiprn. ' J ,' An e'minent.pliysician who litis made a study of the germ'theory is credited, with saying Hint "when tho American housewife becomes thoroughly educated in ' domestic sanitation she will never have a'carpet in her home." No matter,with what care, folks enter a house they are bound to'carry witli thorn some dirt from the street. This of course,1 settles into the carpet, and each time sweeping day comes round It is stirred up and the air of the roon. is filled witli it.c The chances are that such air is most unwholesome. Bare, clean floors and rugs are more wholesome. Ualce.l Mill-. ��������� Baked milk is an admirable food for consumptive people and invalids. It; is made in the following manner: Tut half a gallon of good milk into a stone jar and cover with writing paper, tied down. Leave it in a modernlely hot oven for eight or ten hours till it has become the consistency of cream The amount of nourishment to bo derived from it Is marvelous. LABOR'S CALL. The Ed Iv Oninpain's piper mills :it Hull -h.n Ion ii Monday owing loa ili-pnte v. , i be On.plows. -100 men aie out '"' ''I. Stomach Troubles any other ladway < mip'tiy rcc-ivingi A (ii,(1,,|t.r���������| Mf)lll,l( n may cause no Government airN by giant- of timber | (.1)(| (,t until.!.-. When the stomach or other lands has no right to enter fail-to perform its func lion-, the bow- into competition with piivate indhi duals either in manufacturing or bu-i- Tne Greatest Family Remedy. > A'lid . i" ell Known in most Caiia- dioi in i- Nei-viliuc. a pei feet iiau.ii'ca I'm all iiitctiul and external pain. Mi- M. K Cni'twright of Mtn- l is - - ��������� .''..iildii'l Monk of being withitn iiline When Igetlooth- a.'be e .-tops it If I get a -sii-k have a I rouble with my -ti>iu icls I can rely on Nor- vilini i.e piomptly, To breakup a ii. on for rheumatism or nenri . dine has no equal 11'.- price,.-- v t.unilj. Neiwilinc is king ".el in and costs 25o. ���������Is become deranged, the livei and Sidneys congesterl, -.tusing niii/ieroti" ncss enterpri-es. This principle is j (Iis<-,i-,e-, the most fatal or which an- generally recognised by Governments [ painless and theiefot'c ,-tre more to be refusing to grant portnisdon for such ,' dreaded. The impoitant thing is to in their charters.' General Supt. Marpolo has i.it'or- med J- li. Henderson, mnn.igor of the Canadian Sawmills company nt Trout Lake, that he is placing on the year's estimates a sum to build and equip a powerful steamer for Trout Luke arrd which will be capable of keeping the lake open during the winter. restore the stomach ,in<i liver to ������ henllhy condition, and for thi-i purpose no better preparation can be uii'd than Chamberlain'-, Stomach and Liver Tablets. For pale by all Druggists, D. S. flo<"), formerly superintendent for the 0. P. K., at Nelson, lias been oppoi-ited the company')) trnveiling agent in California. RUSSi Lv, Itl- .. . her .oi p.lCll. M , beinj ..'11 Ja, in - war a nd but ' i- poets - ���������f pc in nnv (-11������( till i.) ���������ing ND JAPAN r.t of War. Modifications in ith a view to the details aie .oweis. nreparntioiih foiling her fleet, "lieved the pros- 'itcr, and , that bo no trouble Berlin^GraiRr^phona ���������A^-^-^rla MASTtravwct':G.���������' No Home so, H.umbl|B tHatitneed ���������be-without ��������� 'B.I ���������4 The Berliner Girab-o'-phone; $i.oo"b'rings you one. ���������' AVe make if easy; for -you-to 'own'a GramGpbonc." Kvcn an ordinary piano or organ costs a. dot,,of money���������there arc .lessons to pay for and ' weary hours of practice���������and then a piano is only a "piano., The "Berliner Graiu-d-plione " gives you more .than "ooo selections to choose from.���������"'A child can operate it." " ' You cm. l.lny il i" fi������ ml.nilci. Tlie wn-fe i.r Hie inVl fnmniis iiis'iiiiiieiiUl- m/mSo'lie IU (."''CM ������ocnllsli mc: i.uiiliict.HftM yuii II wi.KSiim o,llY n.'iveiv ioU'ioi.1 lone l.i It lie l<> Hie. Yov linvc bi your ,home mi. i Ilni ." nt th it l". nt vmir,|.U-ns..re. eillici nil oicl.c-tu. or a I1..I.'- a flneer ' of ion.Ic "oi.ii nr i " 1������rcli mi.ter-r.1I 1.1 P. Ires i.nl oiK-twcnllrll. llic coi.1 of ,? . or iiiiiv l.iiiuo null on terms m> easy lli.it nnyone cm ������froi.l it. ' , m g������s: $15, ;to. $>45\ Pricos.of Graxn-o- complete witli O R( 'Cimiaiilecil for Tivcycnis " II is inailc in C1111.-.1I.1.,' , Sold on on������y monthly payments if dasir������d. -Write for particulars. Catalogue and list of Rccordo., , ,' ' , M iinif.iciiiit-i! I.y ' ���������' t ' E: BERLINER, 2315 St. Catherine Street, Montreal.- FOB SALE. BY-, " " :\ CANADA DRUG & BO0KCO: .ItlOVKLS'l'OKI':,,'!:. (;. , They're happy in tliedcitctien Since 36vrii cttiiie lo stay, '- chef and his assistants 7 Tave,, learned the Bovrii .-wa.^, ^ A i. ' - ' ���������' ' " l ��������� -. H making Soups and Sauces��������� Delicious,Bouillon, too ; t's why the'work is easy, ''' And they're so quickly throug-h THE picture shown is one dear to'every man, woman,, boy and girl,-on account of its meaning���������" The Victoria Cross," given for conspicuous bravery. If only the soil of South Africa could voice the deeds performed upon it, how many Victoria Crosses would have been found to have been earned by Canada's sons I It is hard in the heat of action to -notice every act of valor, and therefore only those which take place, under the eye of superiors of sufficient rank can be noted. The'picture shows one of such deeds Two troopers are closely pressed by the enemy. .The horse of one is hit. Under the withering fire, the man whose mount is unharmed halts, and, risking everything, waits to get his comrade safely mounted behind him and carry him back to the Canadian lines. It is a desperate deed, and one often performed but seldom noticed. When, however, such an act is seen, the reward dear to soldiers' hearts above every other is the result. This picture is from the brush of Mr. W. B. Wollen, an artist famed for his war pictures, one whose work appears in all the leading illustrated periodicals of the Empire.' It is a forceful subject from the hand of a strong man. The Mail and Empire , has obtained the exclusive right for this picture in Canada. It is a perfect ten-color reproduction, and will be given FI^EE to readers under the following conditions: ��������� With The Weekly Mail and Empire New and old subscribers may tecure one copy of the Artogiayure on ordering ONE YEAR'S subscription, payable, in advance, mailed to any address in Canada, Great Britain or United States for $1.00. For samples of paper and further particulars, write to��������� t--; CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT, MAIL AND EMPIRE, TORONTO. 'i ..<���������, is the. most useful and. convenient assistant to the 'cook in preparing' rich and" deliciously .flavoured soups, gravies,4entrees, etc." One,teaspbpnful to a pint of soup produces' a marvellous improvement in flavor, strength and appearance ��������� 7 mmm^Mm .g; THE KOOTENAY MAIL. , U It { t i >h ������ !��������� I I I U IH ,i , i < H . ��������� hm <i ��������� 0.������ ������, i 0, i I), , j.0 , ^.^^.iy,^,.^,^. j. i Copyright, ISM, bj/ .UcC7ure'������ JVciivpajje/' f ' Suntitcate ,' "'���������; [.^^..^j....^...^,-;^, .j.;.....j..t..;.....;..������..;.....^.. 4- ������ ��������� i 11C ��������� Mail Subscription, $2.00 Per Year Published Wceklv on Saturday by t The Kootenay Mail Publishing Co.;Ltd..; team Printers i and PuMisl Dealers in Printing and Wrapping Papers and Paper Bags Loose Leaf Account and Duplicate Counter Check Systems Agents for Tenon ell and Opalla Patented Loose Leaf Files, Ledgers and Billing Systems Noione knew bow It happened that John ' Prune lodged on t Shorn Zook's place when he wandered into the neighborhood. Prune had been tbeie so'long people had ci-iiscd talking about -his pecullaiitles'and the strange agreement he had entered Into with his employer. The m.-iiiiiige of Maggie io- vivod countryside gossip. Some pitied Prune," holding him to be a simple minded clinp/iuid others said tt was.wicked of Shorn to. lead hiin'on hy. false pi utilises, as bo had done. 'Hut when the whole storjy e.i mo but everybody liuigli-s cd, Zook excepted. In tlie^lrst place there had been a sort of Jacob and Laban understand-' lug between Prune and Zook in regard to' Mllly Ann. When Prune, middle aged, shoit. stingy visnged..dusty and wearing a uinJoriii of the Crand Army of the Republic, liiunped up one day and asked lor work. Zook took" him in. Prune wasn't 'particular about-.wages," he said���������just wonted his bonid' and enough tovliuy overalls and tobacco. ' ,< Por two yeais he was satisfied with that. Then, at harvest'time, he'bognn to grow- restive and one morning sto d {bcfoi'c Zook with his possessions done up in half a neuspnpei and diosscd in his Gioial Annj suit. Going awnj. he- said. Wages didn't suit linn. Ilnivcst hands wcie getting a dollni aiid a hall a day. ' ' \ , -"Zook 1 oca me thoughtful.-, "You'ie a; good inaii,'.Tolm."'ho said; ','a'rpov,oiful, gcod'iii.in, in? I -hate like smoke'to lose you. Fact is,', I'd begun, to think���������to hope.C 1 might say���������that 'I'd have you as a s'in-iii-Iiiw 'f'oredong." .. .John's,mouth -load oiien in surmise 1 -ySo.'-in-l.i".':" lie gasped. ��������� '"Yfs." Zook answeied. "'Tlieie's Milly Ann :i-gipwin' up, an' iiobo iy round here I'd,as lleve have 'er ast jou. An'.' lion they's a.goodsforty'goes with each, one'of my gals. -Milly Ann' is the, west Phone No. 13 P. 0. Box No. 70 ,^ -'..^v^-iai =^ m Br:: i... ��������� i:i ., ii.ixt. c> uis ���������siioci.Dr.ii. fo ���������. -. ' I si. il judge about filleen l.t ��������� . . i .is. . onnim' in inip.oM' I-.." . . .su i >: ml il take jou to sa n- i p i . t e.. i '.lo'iu :" Ti ! .1 . .'^ h.-t in c.ilcul.ilioi) Si\ biis a t" .li. t\ie ve tiiO'iihs i,i a year li 'i (. (��������� i - i and��������� c:-.' '. /.'. Cue ir up." lie -fa.d. ,''.t., . o I I'd -, . o.-s "I -aid it).i; i'i ��������� .it 'i ��������� .. 'lei. si-mini, "hrt sh d .; ; i (i i - . 1.' ''1 ''-loi Zcn'da s] ��������� ��������� o .. - . e I'lin'i-'l .1 s . . j'i'iiti" on .".' s,-. ,!��������� '..- ,,e , :��������� 'got t'e '.-hoar im 't ;,(,! : o beus "tip; !''-. lortj i::oie ap.ei e nmig yit \\ on t he ll'l-ue ye.-irs. 11 ye i like \ou I..110 1 ii"i ii. \\!:li her e oat-K iig.-iu st ine oonicrm anu r.;-nr ��������� It out'thai li" had lost. Zool.' I'oui ..Uim-ibere. ' ..'���������'' , i ' I'ho.v beat us. John." he said. "I! ' .' ni'i you iiiiuil it.,111:111. "You go'rigln ������������������I, as you have been doln'. Thoro'> Maggie eomln' on Jll:e a st.itk o' corn, an' :it the end o' your mree years j-ou cm take hoi- 'stid'o' Mllly Anil." ' Hope lifted its he.:d timidly in John Prune's heart. Maggie was coin el j and 'altogether' nii.ie desirable ' than Milly Ann. A.s time drew out iPruiie coiicluded tlint b.> had gained In tlie 'trniis.'iction. , '' <F Zook let :i eoiiiiVet ,to a city n)im,f ,i the luilldivg of ]: lnrn. The contrnol- or spin red mould .Maggie' with (he city airs rid ipiti! 1;. won her. Zook-. well'pleased t Iii ��������� .tddt.itiii.of Mich an 'energetic and use.'ul pit son to hU'family, provided a second inline .supp.r, ''John Pr-.-ii.1 lott his* leniper, j] waited iiii:.I nearly m!(!,.:ylil 'on I ' kitchen j , ill, -.villi ra shigL'tioo fro. the sliiie:)'-.- ol - me morning 'gloi \1nefi.;ifor^Z'ji'k lo tome out, Hut I'.o I didn't ('(line. .'I'lie/j.aiind of it'voIiw and Zook's l.lg ioioo i.i laughter ovcrlluwoil the" Ik use. , ' _ t *��������� "They're!, ..-i-langhin' at me," said Pi'une. and lie bowed., his head to' Ih" poich i.n!.i1 : and , sobbed, 'lie wa- Iheie \. lien Zi'iili'.a wet t out to take n pull : t, hoi |)i|ii'. <.-'l.o placed her hand ,011 Ins shoulder, patted it_ sootln.., I and said. "Poir man. poor feller1 ,,, I'l'tme looked tiji.' -,'A' ���������> ', * < "Wouldn't woiry 'bout t'.-wn Iheii 'celtful erllit'is in yander," she' o. tiniuil "Thi i'ii- .t-pokin', fun, .-'t a heap of nir.iT hoi. ottr an' Christi.-iiiot person than' then selves, so they air. an' I told "ein'lt too.", ' ���������'Thank you in.t'i'in " ������.,tld Prune, a ;T".it wt'vo'ef gi'.i i tide S'.vesj' :ig over llllll- "111. M'k ..urn i'oiii lb" bo, t mi o' m'y'Iin.ri!" F - " r - - - "Wh.il "a' jou mian leeli l' away your tiiiic ii-MOil.ui' out yorr i'ls.dcs liore for Rliein on promhc of a gal <u.;. foil.v aties o" landV Shein lie'never dM 'lend to let you'have Milly Ann iioltlio-.' T'd I"1 'i -id to let .-.o'l I- in V il e I..' ;_s . It !,��������� ���������'! t'.'e t .v. (i.i Vh.it a th'.,i b.ii.d he's.'ot x , ���������: i he'll moie'u bkeljy(.o'nie round in the 'niornin' .-m' oflor ; on Tib':' J.ii'o. She II l7' big oi'O - -'i '!) in.mi in '1 out Lie ;.(������! ' , , ��������� ,6 Pit: e'������������������ci'ehed o-i uj_y 1io._s]j'i'jo������ and Anasprd- ilie^'-'nglolroi' Zonlda ve- !',: , ��������� ' "Ah.-.i.i's* (."in |'iiy/.lo mo wl y n fien sible man hlo^o.i wtinteii lo tie,hum bugged so bi Sliem I"oi ly.siciPs an" a gal! Huh' ��������� I o vn the "sourli, lum'rd an' si\li. an''I in as ; ood as aay'gnl ; Shorn Zook eiei raided 'r raise!"'' - -.-��������� ' ^fXest morning John Prune didn't bring Jhe^ milk to Jbc house. Zook WCbt- down (o llicbnrn to .negotiate-, with biiu' conoermng- Tilda Jane, chuckling over the prospect of at least four year's moie of cheap'help. Prune Mas not those. Zook looked in the lott where be slept. The Grand Army suit was gone from the mill behind the door. ' i, Tilda Ami 'camo running down the path with something in'lier hand. "A'nt Hilda's gone," she panted, "an' here's a letter she must 'a' lott for you." Zook opened it and read: Shem Zook���������You air a flurried rasklll. You chet me out of Mill}- Ann, and you diet me out of Mrss'e. They will not bo eightv akerb eatcli I,cut that down. Yours trtiely, JOHN PRUNE. ���������p. S ���������1 have left you. , J. P- N. B ���������And I have went alomf. iZERILPA, A������������*e$g������O<>e������0'3f86O6O������-&<>9<:<..'< ��������� v .AS.������a������V. ������������rirx Q O ���������. ... ~,#,, ������ 9 * - 9 0 i 'HE LADY.' By MARTHA ' ( , ' McCULLOCH-WILLIAMS a Coput lulil. IM.: IiU T. (.'. McCluir O ."Vi'htit alls Hilly Epperson? Loci s like he's a-laughin' all oier, from h.s lint crown lo the sole of .his- hoots." one asked another on.the st reels of the county town. It was court day, and live li'iindreil odd horse trades,had been in:Ac in ^tIk.- public square since 1) o'e.oek. , Sijii];-f ltleks. king of the It-ailer.s. stood a bttli' at one side. l'.llly crept uj.oii the squlro with a cr.tll.v yet'sliei'iilslt grin. "l)t)n't know us you inlghln't llud yersolf perusin' ioi.ml the crossroads 'long erl'oiil this Utile lenni)ii'owV"rl he said liileij'ogn- tivdy. The "-iidIi-c pretended mil t'o liear. Hilly hiid spoken In a loud. sibl. i la nt whisper.!: Iii' (he s.-inie key be well! on. '������������������"J'.woiildYho wiiih so .ie llllle i more'ii" tho law'allows, and tbiit's a in a tier o'.r'lsln' yj, of any sip'.Ire in ?,i r, V lb. to"' i slie'^ , ,i tme i .ep o.i :>.l. :'.v my leu i MiMv / h: \o n .: \,:.llt to :. d. ' - ('���������- \i..iii iii:li her e d.l.i en.. o i' I iiiu.' \\ l'.i" die s.ii V" Jo a i . ������ a i".-.ii oi lew ii or Is Iii- con-in n 1 ii lo li'b to w.'is o enei in t.i... : I'l.-it i . In be so in:;. :, i"i . |i;i' t.i' o\pc... t 1 i i I n i : I'ei ti - fcl, '.I ,11 II' i"l /. lOiv's'l ,.l.-ll.l.| I.I' Ci'l.i'l.l i,i u i!t' b.uu loll. d,\i i.i 1..I1'-.! o! bis i .tveling M..t | t I,,- O'yj Ji_i'.' '".'���������',"-''"I out to po . i . . o:i I'ii1 li .. I i- loped lo.ii-ipi:,' 1..1. the I 11 d i. M '} Ann .V-- lie i iwel I he long rows In- lie pan ti ; .ml insell as a niuie.ieil ma i 1 . .: i sp(. nlated on l\Tf i Ii.uii c ol ���������'( I li'.-i -iovii ' along lo :i'i t e mi i d I i ������������������ lIn- i" piratio.i o i. i' i ,ie...s :: . I nol loo: Id^eli /' nl.l.. lived in . hit biothei She"i : ,1 --il jllfct.'liK s the t.ibh' fioi.i I'Miue She v. as a lit '(��������� bit dry and cr.-ibbed. but sound in i . :d and limb. Two ie.us '���������trotcbed out nirosb the fields ii hole John Prune sowed nnd reaped. Milly Ann grew nil. Ino.id backed as one of the Itoreloi.) calie.s Iom ol brow and yellow of skin Poloi Keiohei began lo s-pruce up to hot. John Prune in the full light of liming ih.' pr.M' ilaim cbioeted to Z'mk. Zook I. ghed "Hold .1 el In.sn, s. John." he -aid "We'll fool 'em one (if these da;, s " Hut Pen i drove over to the county seat villi .Vi'ly Arm in his buckb inril one tlai j,mi married her Zoak pi.- pai-id a gifitr mai-rl.'ige tejist and called in the neighbor'- While it was <j> '...li-i-i.ss John Prime Kill iuib '''" Boar Iluiitii.K I" Ilrittitnj. '- Boar,hunting m Biillany is lull of exciting incidents, and the boais seldom die unavenged, lor. though they "are besot by mounted hunters and peasantry on foot armed with guns, the lifeblood'of many a hound is drawn before the savage old tusker, yields up his life. His dangoious powers ol offense cease only with his last gasp. Though the grip of the bulldog, the yelping of tho hounds, the dm ot horns and the cries of the beaters may force him trotn Ins lair to- seek reluge in flight, that withdrawal may be set down rather to prudence and disgust than to fear. When at last lie, is brought to bay. w?th his hack against a rot k or a t'-ee trunk, ho is ready to defy a host. Met in a nanow alley of the forest, neither man nor horse can withstand the avalanche of bis onset. Not inlrc- qucmly the hunter who loves his hounds v. ill l"i'l but little triumph even in the death of many boars if. timing begun the season witn a large pack, be ends it with a miserable remnant, having lolt all his best anil bravest dogs on iho Held of battle. Y "' '. ' 1 "iutv' oo.s'i' xoc-"*>-:������. wi.'.</. ..... i::i.'\'.jd. good ptantlhi' "did hap! en I'O.'.l 'then, with a license lor mairj Siiui; i'i his pocket ,' ���������Hey. theio! ' Yo ..'Bill.,: Who's g.. m' Ui- run off wiibyiioii?" tne squire Cc!.;ai)(.f?il, 1jji< e.,v.j Ir. in!:' '���������-. I!i.". hnbhi'iilnoss v.v.s : | ic ub .".'! Ihio-.i^' (he (.o.uitjjsu :-' The sqime v.;' .-massed to c(o bun (inn beet color oi pit up imploring lii'i'f. -,, hispering '���������(.lulci t'.i.'u eith. .' oi.'i '-,1111.1.'. wi!' .ion l.e si,oio lei- lell her I news loo', and told you''" -I'll ;,ive you ten tor toll me wh . s'-j i-," the sqimt.' rcle ted. c buckling, even make it1 a yak-' o' .I'.ung : ihllj; got 'cm in :\ Hade (oti'.v I.'i.i't got no ot'..',r o.-nthli us, I'll .01! roreil- OIlss. lie whs o.ii-eiii-aui'u <tm������ had one hand tied fast by an embroidered handkoichief to a rib in tho buggy lop. The other 'was u.-iiidciiflcd , with a silk bandanna to the wrist of a very pretty girl, who sat betfde him, reins In hand, her cheeks twin damask roses, her eyes dancing with mischief. "Who have you-, got there'/" the squire (lemaiiik'd. resti.-lined from ox- plosive Iaughter'.by the ellin'innoc-eiice of the girl's f.it-c > Hilly gionned. ' "Why don't yon ask who's got mo?" he said. "I'm Jest a-ilyin' t'er tell you her name's Anno iilnir, and���������and she wants j-oii'ter ninrry'mo tor her 'fore ever her pappy c,iii0ketch her." ' '"And be quick! Thur's pap.'a;wlioop- In'1, now���������up at top' o' the red hill,"' Anne supplemented. The squhe fished out tho license, scribbled furiously for ten' Hoco'nils, cleared his throat anil wont through the niairlage teioniony - without tlrawhi;; breath.' There was need of hifste���������the whoops Jennie, louder, slii'lllei, more saiago. At the "pioiioiiuce yon man anil wife" Billy' l"t,out a whoop on lii.s own account. - "You'll b'ar witness���������1 was kolchod ��������� and tied���������won't jou, siitiho?" ho asked Jojoiisly, snatching himself loose anil tiiiiil.Ihig oul'Ol the buggy to bug bis I .'illO. Soinowhat' anystiliod, tho squire sLowled hard nt PMly! "I always liked your b.islifillness, young man,"'ho said severely, "but lliis ls.i'iu rylu'. It a l.t'.lo^ too far. No' gonllenian eier permits it to'be saitrtbat his bride m'airios him wliothor or-no" "'��������� ' ,"' ' ' ' "Loul knows 1 aviis willm' anil :inx- . Ions.",.Billy protested. "But,jou soe tho'olo man hated the looks o' me." ''Shut up! Tlur Tie comes!" Anne' 'said, half tremulously. With a great rushV'ind loar old man Bl.-iii- and throe more hard rider", swooped down, upon them. .The old .man ,made, to seize ( 'Anno and swi'ug her up before iihn.- Billy stood vabanlly forw:ud7;caught the swooping arm and- said' sturdily: "Too late,.Mi-.-BI,ih-! I'cmn't: spar' my wife���������not1 oven -tor j-ou." ' ^ ' "Wife! ,Et you've dared ter m.-myv inj- girl, I'll,send you tor tlie penitentiary ��������� - for abduction. It's twenty .vo.ii"?. ain't It, squire, ter riiiimn' off with,a,girl - under eighteen?" the funous father db- liianded. 4 ( ' ' A gioat light dawned on ,tho squire, lie nodded emphatically, but, said, Willi "a dry laugh '"That's the law. but . el 1 was you, .Too Blair, I wouldn't try li'i-'in.ikc out a case. Bill.v Kppeison is��������� o' full ago���������free,1 white and twenty-^ '������ one. Nobod;. cain't be" toched fer iiin- inn' awtiy with him, and I'm bruiurter swear, of''you put me on llio ''.r.'id. - ','i.it'he's'the one abducted. Bettor shake bands all lountl aftd conioon tor my house.' I'm hound ter give an in- l.ue t'ei'dheViottiest and the grittiest little gal m the county." '- t--. fln'i:?;; *������* ". Iiv Itiicl.-ill'^ Cll.-lll-. Tlie iiniouul ol vilaliti tli.it minic women put into the nicking of .i chair woii'd -"���������;' i-��������� tliein if ll.e.i wore told of the w.isi.J l'.i'-'. A woman will sit nnd ni'ike it backward and lorw-ird uioioment hour nlfr hour nnd then wonder at til' fooli'i,' of oJiatistion tl'nt (omi's oiei bei 'I'l'eio aie some women \\'."> ' in "it oc(iip.i\i' lotkru el air withnut k"e"i'u it (oiistaiui.i in motion Ciery t.e'e ll'.it it is si\ -vtil to or fro it is a Us 'less, a wasted giving o.tt ol '-("���������ngtli Foi aprons ful or rid ;i' .ai b , ���������I ,'i M0UJ5 Sifliiie'il While fi->i'i!s. i'.i'i..M<ig st.nns f iom euffp. d"es,e- and oilier white goods ���������t ( ' .' " 7 of 1 ��������� > is ��������� I , i',-o I I u-lc 1 t ilfspnoi) i, ��������� !' ..��������� i i e, :', t quarts ol ii.ilet .. i s- ,.i.. I ,n;.( !e lo so.il; in il i o' ��������� ���������-��������� onaI s | fo'/.e will ��������� (i" i!" I'i'ig proees*. which f'i"'i.i io h.iio boon accomplish- ;.i.'..).i:y ta=e> iu twejuj-four "Ph. t's teinpii.i. i,in site-^ ilo,)������l svoie mo not t"r t ''." I. t, ��������� retui���������ci liiopphig Ins face. V'.icn nllei a glaiu over himself, tie giggio.l .ird e.sko," A'n't these, clothes piei'j io --.[-.lire? I told the clei k up nt lis, uaj's lor gnu me th"lIOiidesi." "Why. what for.'' t''e squire c.ketl. lotting his beiiildoietl eje i tm o.o.- n : reel) and rod cioss Li.u rod suit. pr'\ -'l.it. blue del ;od ' c if and slraa U.i. landed with ltd jollo-.v anil I ' ick ' HTins tor me ion w- u' i'ii igs on the " id quiet. As it is-veh eieryboi'i il '���������ml. tTioro's a cj( kii'ea oiniii'." ��������� "J st so \p.I git i,.'t'o' the wa.i fi -." Billy'l-otoit'(I t luiokliug more thr .noi "Thai-- I o.-'.d ier bo s.,-:- otomp'ii'.aiid v. hoopiii' and rotirin' nn I c-li:n_ m". in siioi 1. and 1 wanted a sin: that would li.iidoi.'iiio lor anything !h" y.-a think lb se is i tic tinrifvin' I m a : piuinl as a'.lnni' bug that ha"1 h'St e 'I wings " 'i'ii - bad h'on, sti'iu' g .ip.ut The ei wi! surged I'p'.-ironnd th .u sending I'...ly olf .-is i.'si .is his long logs could carry him Looking: after him. the sqiine whistled, saying in llio priincy of lus be.'ilil, ".Sou. i'll be on band all r slit." v * * * * ������- a A big spring huist out beside the crossroads, thus helping it to maik the Inters'ction of district, state and county lines. Now it is plain whj- tlio squire's jurisdiction cMcndcd over but one of the four coinois A frog p-ind innocent of shade took up the most pint of his ten-iioi-y, but be Muck to It gallantly until bo saw a cloud of dust, visible a mile ai.n.i. resolie itself into :i light buggy dinwn bj- a span of panli-'g horses. Op; osile the state boundary post the buggy stopped i'bort. I iistanlly tho squiie gave a shout: "You, Bill.v, drive on down in the pond' I won't bo shore o' my authority until you'ie where the water's belly deep lor jour horses." "Hush-sh!" a voice from the buggy said���������Billy's ioico, smothered and sepulchral. "Sh-sh-sh! C.im't you understand, squire, 1 ain't iloin' none o' this?" "Then who in thunder���������oh, I see!" the squire said, with a long whistle. Tne buggy wn , mm ing obedient to his oiders Thus he saw inside its hooded depths Billy sat there, gloiions in his noisv iioiv rniiii"Jit. Iho natteri, of fe'- ������s The Problem Siil^eil. .. When the man with the penchant for mathematics boaidetl 'a Tivoiiiy-tlmd shoot cioss town ear, he was iutlinod to bo 'controversial. ������ Ho bad soniolinng ou hisYiinxI, and he wanted to unburden himself. ' If a man is on a car going north or Miotli and he stn'tes a sudden" curve L'ouig oast or west, which way does he ; o'-" he asked. l The men 'on the back plalfoim to wl cm the question was .uldiessod iditiii't want to commit them-elios One httie (hied up man who had i-baige of a ! ineoa-v- h-iskot full of rr1',1/ /������������������'-/���������'.x sv. gestod th.it the .pastel I'oi-'j'east pr .soutlnvesl -*"-..-*< ,-j, 1 iii.it's because j-oii d.m'r know anj-- tliing about tangents-." inloi .'iipiod the mathematician. "Now. if a man is on a car going oust oi west and ho strikes a cm ve going uottli or ^outb. or vice vmsn"��������� Just then the cioss town car .gave a sudden jeik and swept out of. the tracks ol the Lexington avenue line near Biondw.ij- 'J ho mathematical man biimpc?d against the condui tor. cammed oil tho rear lailing and f.mdoil in the basket of clothe- When ho was assisted lo bis feet, he s.iul with the nit- ot a man who suffered to make a discoidy for science: ' "I guess 1 wiis wiong. lie hits all the points ot the compass "���������>ew Yotk Press. i ' iSi. (ie ii I It- in nn In linpolite. It i i a good thing to remember in those dajs of hum and bustle, of com pelttini and hn-nioss exeuomont. that politot' ss. wliicli i est - u I.'n.'. imij- ol'icn ie-..ilt in substantial bunolits. It noior pays to bo rmle. no matter whether llio rudeiit���������s i^ to :i man of iiilhioi.ee or to a pauper. In the one case the rudeness tu.-ii be felle.'.od by uuploii'-iiiit materlil consoqiiomi'-i'. in tlio oilier one ni'i-'t tool a io���������= of <o't iexpect, and self lospon K a valuable asset. There are plenty of oppoitiinltics for politeness in this whirhuu c-itj of nf- f.nis. In tho street c.-ir. nt the Ihenter. in crowded oii'.ce huildlim>. in tlio slieets thei'isolios. jou (l"iiioiisir.f,e sevornl times a day whether j'<-n .; e a gentleman or a boor. And it i- quite beside the i.mrk fo sn.v that one has no time to bow nnd '���������iriiiip to do (Ins little thing nnd that little thing One alwnj-s has lime or ought :ilu,"i-s to have time for at loi������t :i ple.i--.int look, a kuiillj won!, a fneiitlli actio" No gentleman over fo g ���������:- Ins good milliners.���������New York i'less Hon II ii On 11> Hill Cm UN .".1:1.. Buffalo Bill tebs bow !e : ot In, inline, lie s.ti s that :i li"i:i of m ei 1.1- 01s for the Kansas P.-icilic iailio.i.1 one linie paid him s.".'K) ,1 menlli to ��������� T '���������'���������' the Inborois on the r.i :iad v. '1 l.r'- f.ilo meat. In order to do -o Ir w es obliged to shoot (he butTnl.ie-- v.: 'i r.ie rille. killing 110.11 Ij o.On < hi ( .-! U .-n months. It was nt thnr liuie liiat the: bins began cillm:; lum I.ufTnlo I'ill. �� .<f��J����*W!t-����nw- tl't' J >!' ' fi '" /: f-i - ,t���,i , i ., 'i ' < 7 i ��� ���, i .' I Y ' ' 11 e , r <> -�� y ti A. &) . v-' , ' "J , f, i ;' % 1 . ' - 7'7 ' ���"' S ' ' > TITE KOOTEISrAYY.MAIL. <, i" . XTbe Ikbotena^ fl&ail, l.-rt.-t1' I r", f'7 ' If t fc"' la . If f" PUHLlSUKl) SATURDAY. ,i ', ���AT- ' , ' i ' {' ��� ," t . KEVELSTOKE,'B.C., r ' Subscription''Price, $2.00 Pcr/liAnmiir ADVERTISING 11ATKS on ii|i|)licntlon , , >. Changes in .idierlisomcnts inn-foe in b.i ^ �� 5 v in!'!' hur.dny ofwicli wrek.to secure good ' itisplnv. Casual advertising will he n" - - eoivcd up to lu,.i. in. on S.ituidn}>, '.lOii I'lilNTINti promptly evocutcd nt icnsim- ' able rate*., ' , , < ACCOUNTS for'piinling anil advert isini.'' ,. payiihli; on Hi-it of'month; siib-oriplii.u- ," payable in iuIi'.miuc. COItBESI'ONUKNCK invltoil on nuitteis ol i ' public nilci-cl. O'oiniiiuniciilions lo Kill tor must, be uccompnnleil , by iiuinu oi writer, nut noccssiirll} for piibllciitiou. bin 1 iih uvlduiiou ol good fi.ith. Ourro-iionili'iioi ' should liOlniof mid nninl U'lti'h llio titlk't , by, IVcdnchdn} ('tuning. 't n Aclilics- 'It \ ,' '' so Iby amending tho law tlistt ie- turning officer." shall .retain, tin,' ballot boxes ten' ,da'ys after the ollicial declaration* of the poll. ��� ��� Rhon'O'No. 19.' TlllC KdOTUNAY MAIL,," , Kevelstoke, 13.0. - We rctiuost our nunioraus roadoi'S to ' ' ,. favor us witli tlioli' assistanco In , t, making- blip KOOTEKAY MAIL, the 7 ', most'valuable advertising' mocll- ,, um In tho Kootohays by giving V tho prereoonee, whon making1 pue- t , y chases to those firms who arc ��� r��|iegulnii adveetisoKsTn'the KOOT- *' ' ENAYMAIL,., ' ' '' "' A" [< -v r l 1 ' ~ l * ' ''.,-..- ^ y < t/. -A< 7 �� ���>'���, 7 f-*1 *' h*i ~1A&7 4 ;< I ' ' grt "* 1 i' * fK T i' r J~ ,1 if J, OITY'AOKNTS., CopicS'Of Tin:* JIaii. limy bu obtained fiom tlio following (lily iiKciits: ., , ' -��� -4 f .1. W. HnN.vui'i. c" ��� ' ,'",; r "Canada Duun it nooic Co; '- " . 'i ^IX^^TKN^lYvNDrAOKNCYY Our KiiBlisli'olllccsnibiil itO Klool sticoU Lou- j> don, IS. 0., whui'OiilU-s-,1'-. K. & .1. lliviclj ii Co C'will roc'eivo for iia Kngli-li nows.'hiibsci-lption- itiitfiulvoilisoiiiuiils mill wlioie n lilo is kcplol . 4 this payor Tor tlie use,(freo ot clmrge) of'any ol " our rciulcis visiting, London unit dciuoiio-ol , .seeing Uic'liitost, i--ue iio-^sible of lus or bei ^ ocivl paper.' ���" *��� , , ��� *, ^ \Vhile the air is full, of -ruin'ors of war is'a good time to emphasize the desirability? of-"?inauguraling ��"a sysltm'of military trainingi among tho i Boys, 'iittendini?" 'the'v-public - i ��� ( , , i ,. schools, lion. F. Borden, Minis'tei of Militia, bus, taken 11)1 'the idea and should be 'supported'' in 'it. *Tho world lias not yol reached the .stage when Ihogword can be,turned into a plpiighfrlituu' or pitiiiin'�� book, and it is well'the.lads of the country shptiId bOjtaught to bundle and betiv firearms in oas-o thev niay'be called-on lo defend , then na live land against tin enemy. " E-. & .I.-'MAItDYi&'CO. - , -y ' IIOMK AN I") WIIJIXIAt' ADVKIf'ri^INCI, I'ltK&S/ANU , - AUTHOR'S jUMCNTS a.N'd ^ r - ���,-- NISW'SI'AI'KIt COltUItol'ONDKNTb,. :W Kleel, .Stioct, ' -t jJo.N'iiON",'IOnolano J CANAOIAN nt;SINHSS AJ,RI'HCIAI.TY.S" u H'ARVRY, AICCARTER ,y i ,AND PINKIIAiV, \-t DAItKIPTJSKS.'SOLIClTOltS.'.ETC. ' ' ' _ Oki.'icks : .iltor.so.NS < ffAS'rc' Bi.ooic, Rkvki, >> - , " STOKE, 13. C. y r1 ,' O/HSof: RevclL'toke. B.C.;,l''ort, Steele, B.C. "-| StitlietlCyV should ' not' Continue to 'KOOTISNAY CANDlDATJfiS. . *, ' ' Vl_' ' It is 'nowr known,that' U." it. Macintosh and'W. A*. GallUior will- ">e the respective coi.'^crvaYivc and nbei'iil.(.'iiiirli.l.ite for the new con-' -uuiency of *Kiiute,nay -at "the"next" federal election. ' It' looks'as if'tho light" will bcfii I'stijiiighl ''duel be-' iyeeji the old'pariies'V 'Both candi- d iies,ttre able.' >��� popular Miicn," and .will tnako a clca'n fight. - .i\Jr. ,4-4 _ '. . .- t.y ^����� , 1, Macintosh has ^never before rej)- ^-^1,-, /a ' - -.,r''t icecniucl a western constituency, though he had^considcrable ,political experience' in- theyenstr c Mr. Gallihei-( has- jiroved' 'himself yi byal,' 'hardworking represer.tniive of Koolcnay; dining (hc'Aeim he represented Yalc-CuriDo'oy and we seep-no reason, why' the'new con- Tliese are the.men wh'o"can ufforrl and biight'to ptiy'high taxes,, n'nd 'wo should lik'e to see an agitation 1 - - i-'-1, afoot 'to'havc'the laws amended i,n. this'direction. If this'iVolicvwe-ie adopted, there would be no luck of 1 ,, , ,1 revenueMn. citie^-./like *Kevel.-toke' and Kaniloop5,Yrnd, the, men 'who become wealthy on .thru unearned increment of themcily lots would hii vo,to,coni)'ibute,,tb,ciiic,(a.\tition: 'li .fair/ sjiare of' the wenlih ihtif- crettled for thc-ni byr the residents.' We hope' bur citizens will think this imitier over,. '' The in'oposition is ii fair and reasonable one! If 'the government at , Victoria i.- idiotic enough to consider that'the acme of tnxalioiris Yo 'lax people on their debt.-, an agitation in,, th'b' matter would do much to 6pei.tthi''' eyes of the electois a's 'to the faul' that the men who ought lo.pav the' bulk of the taxes are escnpingAhcii 'true obligalions lo alio* state, and in' lime a- sti/liciently." 'heiiltln 'public oiiinion" mighl he'cic'ated to requircrUhe recognition"at Victoria of' thef |Jrogressiyoypri'nci]')le wo.iidvocate'i'ii' iirbvijiciaT as'Vviil'l a s' ci vi c : tax a ti on v' "__, J .oQk \ "at*"l h't miles of sidewalksAhaf'-havoybeeh built in 'this city'foi-i ,tho,'improve;' merit of absentee, propoity^ .and ask yourselvcs'whetli'er that^prop-' erty should' be- improved a~t youi' e.\"pensc'_wyithout;!beihg_-)etfuired''''to' pay .its cone&ponding 'shaife-(oi civic taxation'?; v x ���' [ s '' ^ ; .���" * ' * 'churches. <��� '.:''y, 1 ,",."'.. Kootenay Vodise No. 15 A.F. & A.M. I'llUIOKUlllI IIU'l'tlllL'- f fti'O hpl(l"In tin' Mas nnlo^'Ti>mpli>. 0itilr ^^I'Vllowsirnll/im II11 i=^lli)i''iyMoiiilny in ofiob nioiitli nt s |i.in ���gf^&Z-^g^**}," ,,Vihiling bri'tliri'ii, ^ , ^aSws-t , ooi'llllllly M',11 I, Oil.I'll it. GOKDOS ,Si:ciii:i-ak\. ) ' ' j... SELKIRK LODGE. NO. 12.- I. O O. P. illpel's over}-' Tuesdav ovt'iiing ' hi' Selkirk .Hull at if, o'o|ot;l( Visilliik'liroUiiiai 1 or il Lilly, ii)j ii.'ir to|fii.i' loinI. .���J.' lyADAIIt. N.O. .1. M.I'I'I I IK. Sic. H. W. "EDWARDg, ' ..'"'HAXrbliRMJST.*" l'[\ Deer; .,,<��'. Birds", Animals ; ' ' '" Mtrmted.s '- - R 1 Revelstoke, . -,- - -i B.. C. ,,---,, y ' ftr y y . " *a "A 'A AC 'a 1 W ,. Has iinporled 11 Ih'sl-chiss 1 1 %; ' ' stoc^k s'niiiible'l'oi' the , I ',, ,, CJIiria-tuwis livitle. ',.',* ,7 Silks; Silk'; Dresses;'Toys ",/'. Oaiidies, ^Fruits;1-;, /' , l' a ' "Crackers.' '',"' ' > '-'iJiip.moaR iind-China Win ���^y i Stic mjyncw store o,n Frqi'u/St. f c. Gko. S. HcCAirrnR"; , A. JL I'l.N'KItAM, 1 , Rctelsfoku. B. C, I* J. A. IIakvbv, - fort Steele; B. 0 - ^.4 l.f'l. JOHN. iMANNING "SCOTT, .B. A., L., L. J3. " , ��� ' p . - �� "7, ' , ''��� ' ' A- - -' Baiiuister, SomciToii, IStc , ���y - ' '(,',. , , First Street. Revelstoke, B.C. j ��� i ,. 1 : , ' ED WARD A. -H AGGEN^ - ��� ,;, '" "-Mining Engine'er, ,-f 1 1 . ft (Mem.. Ainoi'iciuij.lnsUtute Mining Engineer-) ' A (ISIom. Ciii.ucUan JtiiiniB Institute)? ���- ,, ' RlSVELSTOKE, B. 0. --ICxamiiiiition-,of and reports' on Mineral P10 j_Yc i_ perties a Spociolly. ," " PERRY LEAKE, t ' ,,. , Mining Kngiueci nnd Jletalliirgi^l. <- ' A Sl'OOIALTIUS: Exmniiiations itutl Repoi ts 011 Mining Prop , ' erties. v Spoeificntion and Coii-truction of Stilling M�� cltiuei'.,'. Tests made or Ores nnd Concentration forCliloi- ine nnd C}iuudc Ticatmonl. Hydraulic Plant*. ,. , Bcdfoul JfcNeil Code., " H. support him:"- No lnan'coulcl lm\e done ]riore"than he to put through the lead bounty, to secure justice to* the workers, us 'heAdid in'.connection with the Lurdeau railwav, or to fully lepreseht'the detailed, reef ui rem cuts of his ^constituency. ,\Ve hope to see not only liberals " 1 1 �� s but all'men who are ;not hidc:" bound to party, andnhave the best interest of the country at'heart stand shoulder-, to .shoulder with Mr._Qallihor" ij] thjycomibgIfighby'V Gatiioi.ic. n ;i *' ' On _Christmas 'Day the'" collection 'le'.iclied the handsimie^sinn of Hi'.l'JioO. ' "��� y n -< v "/Father Thayer will'yhokl'ninss nt bK ancriO.UO a CIVIC TAXATION. .t> 4,., 'I Tou take your life in - ' your hands . lively day in tlie week. It i.- incumbent upon von tn make M.me piuvi-nin for Muir family -Innikl ion he dopnitfl of it. There i.- only one leallj -ni'e way of doiug thi-. . 'Insure0Your Life For tlio hit;lic-t hum j.,n can alT.iril If juii ]iv< }cu am providing r.ir tour old up. : if youdii >tiur liimilj 1- |)iovuli.il for. Lot- of, s-n.,.1 cc.iiii.iir.ie- t.nlj 111.u lx-t The Equitable Life, l "TheSlroni^t in Iho WoiM." LEWIS BROS. Financial, Rc-nl Estate, Insurance Agents KKVHL.S'IUK'K, M. <;. ^belkootena^nDail SATURDAY, JANUARY Jfi, 100-1. The Kamloops Sentinel has taken up the matter;of increased taxation of absentee landholders in cities. The Sentinel is ridit. K Hon. Charlef-fiWilson is so ashamed of the conduct of his government over the Fernie recount A feature of civic taxation thai should have urgent attention is tin valuation of absentee 'piopem As matter0 stand, the improving citizen has to pa}-, tho piper. lie is'fined for building and improving bv the increase of his valuation. , I u wnoieas the absentee, whose property is steadily,incrreaaing in value by the,enterprise of the citizen-, and who never, puts a dollar'into civic hrmrcvenvjnt? or public enter-, ���prises, gets , oft almost scott-iret. Take the Mara and Smelter town- sites for instance. In ,the former case~Mr. Mara, while'a member of the House oi'Commons tinder a1 government which he was .-upport- ing. was able to secure" for practically nothing a grant of a considerable portion of, the city of Revelstoke. He sells his loto at high' price-, profits bj- the inctea.-e of vaiii'-'of profierty in the city, and never put- up a cent toward- cit> improvement. . The .Smelter town-itegot another large slice from the camp government under agreement they .-houlil erect a smelter. They built the -melter it is true, but the agreement wa- such a bo��ii- affair they wen' ne\er called on to opera ti. The company gyt its land. *-ohl Iho -mc-lter plant and htiildipu, and no.- made scores of thousand.- i>\ dollars out of the people of Un-cit v uitbout having rondoicd any public service whatever. ,' Thf-e owners are absentee.- and the. .should be taxed on the.-an.o principle as .wild lands, by paying much more than improving re-idents. In New Zealand they have studied this question of civic taxation pretty thoroughly, and the system of taxation provides, for the deduction from valuation of land of all improvements, so that the improving citizen finds his taxation gets lighter the more he improves, while the absentee has to pay through the no��c. And it is right. Why should absentees be made '. 1 'oniorrciw. 1 1 _ . -" 1 y p y i'Ki;siiY'n:iji,"v. , ��� ,'��� '' Services, in St." Andrew's, tomorrow at 11 a.'111., and 7.30 p. m. , The mor niiig bubject,'��� The 'Buptisjii of Jesus.1, the r evening, <-''Our .knowledge oi God as revealed through-tlio teiiiptY- tions of Jesus.'" * Sabbath1 schoef'and Bible ,Clas)?at7 2.30 -pAnn" ' Weekly pray er meeting Wednesday at S f. n\- Y ��� *t-t--ST.'Pi:TnR's. -', "��� A "A' " Tomorrow-7is~~sccolHl��~SuiHli^af tea Kpipluiny, A Holy Communion will be administered nt S a! in., nnd 7.30 p m , Sunday .school a . 2 30 p. mYy 1 <* \ iJIi:thodist. Itov. O. ,Lndner prc.ichccPl.i&t Sun day mo, n'ng and evenin'g to good .congregations considering the incle: nicnt state of the we.uhoiy In tho n^oiniiiK ho took a�� his "subject ''tin appeal of Jesus to Simon Peter, Loves,! thou me,'" and in a touching add 1 ess. pointed'out'the power of love and showed in a \eiy conclusive way, its power in the world, and especially in the Christian Chinch'" ., In the evening the lev. gentleman's subject w::is ������ Repentance." He pointed >��� out during a'pi.ictical disc- '-ui'se that the church appeared to be losing sight of one of the fundamental doctrines by not lu-inging repentance moie before her people. Solo and selections, uei'e very'ably rendered by the choir, t -dafsijii*-?.. :: butcher; :*��w ' <Y , < - > \ ,, 1- ���' (��� ��� < '" , ,y; ' ,'- % ". ��� ���<"������ ; Retail Dealer Ins^^^jaa^^,. ,, .<*, r. ,yVBEEF,\PORK; ' ,-, ���>,MUTTON, Etc j a ' ,,"'''- " y '���'���'' '/. Fishr,an'd Game jn Season. ," 1 All orders, pioniplly flllcdA ',- ��� " ' ' ��� ��� 'A ' ' o)' ' > RPUC! QTfl^C-"'R- P -Corner Mloinilns nCVtLolUftt, D., U., allllKlllBstl���l���l���^, ��� X-' 1 " V..i'--,- : , 'i y -Wliat-Tlie Earth FfcvIiiggs: - T.lic- c.u t'rlns iipuiislied''iis' tinoiik;Ii ,1111 , kiiowa .'ii'.-' ui 1, aia-i i"4isleiice!' Is it not tl'll.' '.'!..I t'll^. till..'. c,t ppKCK I��� Wl'.ll t'l't't, lliiuji '..,.1; i,-e r... illy nVpiiif loi r sis jnc ' Have 1011 ovi 1 tlii'iuulii. ilml'ii ii- piobal ' tli.it tlu' i,iil'i -;iiii''i c- -isii\iili ilie uiviiit- 1(1 kci'ii'.. 1 i, di'v nfioi out duaUli, if v., O'ili^fciic'W'it '., Tile ,��� iiii'iaj-'lii ..,����� by vx, -linVt 11 lint is i;o<.(l i.y thv 111*.itiil 1 ii! -A!���'���!' 1111I1I tlmy liutl ill -oil'...1 plnri'-vliat l!i 1 i";,'d foi coiicciini: i' (but'ii 1 oreAistip.t > t'.on.ioK;1.' Is it, tlifU'l'mc, ma l n-'ible tlm' liU'ic me roots mill l',(.ilist-it|,p',ic:i by uiiliuc whicli will cure'tlie cli^-an .< 'ijint nin'-d, lui-.jj-m1 kind?- 'l'luil" Is ii'livdli. l'iotcc-, 1, "liulT.ilo, N. Y., I111--itcli f.iilli in lii'i"Mciir , ioaljljiscoveiy." Yeats (ipn when I'.oiv.t < in urotiuval null iioliie iiiiicuoc, lie found tlintt'n 'coiubtnnlion, of cOiliiiii Jicihi unci , roots Hindu'into .in ^lUcrative iwti.ict, with, out^tlic iino of alcoli.'l. would't.ln'.'i; ���, put the stoir.-ioli into a ltc.'illliv onilttip'ira,' muir. isli tlie li,ssut's, feed, tlio blood null neivc, ' nnd*i pin lienllliy , tone inlo tlie'Vholt' 1 system. ��� 1 , > ,,_ , r Dr. I'k'i'ce's. Goldt'h JIc(Hc:)1 ipis-covet'"' rei.ioie.s tlie lor.t flesh bycuiinff discnm- 1 f tlie stomach and olhei organs 0f4iliffest1t.il nnd uiitiition nnd . iiabliui; tlie pel feci di-' pre-tion nnd nssiniilaiion of fuod fiotn which ,fle.sli and streiifrtli aie ninde,1- - ,,' fi ,\ ��r ivim till niii'ddu'ii, very ficn'Oii- / nnd Mif^ fercd .leiiibly from -lon'.'icli* Uiinble. w lucl. lli�� tloctois pionounced/ iuditiction,''.�� itu-s Mis. ' Win. Sloiey, nfjlai-linll. Jlicli. i��I doctoitil^ |,for,a \ea. ititlio'ut pti .nn.1t.11t iC'licf , Was rd- vi-cd by a friend to In J3r. 1'ietce's Oolden Metl- > ical Discoveiy, autl nfui llic use of uiiiCjbotlle}, 'I i\as ctued." 1 q.in licutili liconumiid Hit* 'Ooldcji iltcdieal D.scoteiy'"lo4anv nne-ufl^r- int.'fiom stoinac'i trouble.*.,My tlaifjlniul ,1111". "also greatly bcnefitccl'liy itb use." , ^ > i_ , 1 ToiB.iii^knowlediteiof your own ootly���in sickness and health���send foi the I*eople���'<i, 'Coinin'oii*Sense Jledicnl Adviset., A book /of 100S i.ages'"-' Send-ii cents in stamps for '.pnpei-coveied.^ my~;,o stamps'for cloth-* jbo.iutl copy. 'Addiess Dr. K. V. Pieice, 66j HMM'SNDRSEBIES- ' 3()l()n West iiiinsl 01 Road. ' Fruit and Ornamental Trees ��� v Rhododendrons; Roses/,,. �� H��S'^r^;BTJLBS 4 FOR FALL' PLANTING. ���' . 1 'II Garden,- Field and Flower Seeds- , ,. ALWAYS IN STOCK".' ' '' CUT,FLOWERS,vvr^,morn"s^s, Bee'Hives, ''ahclSiipplies,'. 1.- ���" v y r? \i'\\ 1 lizki^sa,y'',:v C.'itiildKue.l'iei''.,', , , "'' "'J ' ' ' ��� ;M jf'H.ENRY,";'"' ���'���1 Main Stiect. BuPulo.'K. Y." y,-. YA.VC'OUVKIt,.IJ.' U. 1 1, 1 *-\�� S3VCOI5I'El KURTZ&.CO'SCIGARSY ". '' fY' ? '- 7 7 '' *y' ? TIfe~'Best^oiV Lha Mark'cK *'" - j \" , ."- t , " Y * /-- - ��� ' ,r -1- - "d -'ICURTZ'S OWN" ./ y -'' -j JvLIRTZ'.S-PlONI^Ry- 7 ~i\ ���KVRTZ'S SRAN 1 SI 1 AiLOSSOM' s Remedies. \TOTI("K ii licibhv kuoii that thhtv da\s nftoi X\ tltito 1 intond to iipply^to'tlio Chio^Cuui- mis^ioiici of-Landb and WculfS loi a bpeouil* Hcouso to cut and carry away .tuuhoi riointhc folktwmttdobLMibod lands: - . \ ' Situated on'Bnino-siCiook, tiihutmy to Wnt- chonfUiocK', Lower tVi row LaKo, staitiny n't n' post marked " Jo&. TliibaultN smith-oa^t corntsi po'.t," about 00 chauw up the cioek fiom whcio i( caiptio>ii,iuto W.itchon Ciook and runniiiL' north -10 ohainsMhouco woat HjO chains, (lionce Miulh lOcliiiins, thouoe ua~<t H.Oolu'ins (n ixjiiit1' ot coiunioticeuiont. '_ v N -r ~V j ( v ( " ? (<' vJOS.iTrrnuuLT. NaKusp, li. Q'! UeVombei 1 Itti, Iflftt, ^ ^ ^ ^irr* Bj'nntls LhtU, < .'iii't.-ht* hiMtmi. Js "A- V NOTICE: Chamberlain's ? Cough Remedy. For Coughs,-Colds7Cfoup and Whoops" iug.Cough7 Price 25'ceritsf large size 50c. * Chamberlain's. Colic. Cholera', �� , and Diarrhoea Remedy. " ��� For Bowel Complaints. .Price 35 ceritaV - ' -" 17 . *~ . .., !. Chamberlain's^ Pain Balm. 7 An antiseptic liniment especially valua- 1 ble for Cuts, Bruises, Sprains and Rheumatism. Price"25 cents; large size 50 cents. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. . For Disorders of the Stomach, 'Liver ��nd Bowels. Price 25 cents. ' l To Call 'I'luu'bjornscn. 'Ibeodor 'i'ollefsen and William Alli'ii-or liny per-nn or-poi'sons to ,-ivlioiii flioy nmv linienssiyi.ed their interest in the Viilliiilla'Biaup consisungcof ^ViLin; , ' -Vnlballa. Odin and 'I'liorinuneuil claims-61. Ilijr cieek, Ksii,uiifefoii Hie west side of noitli .- larm of Upper-Art'ow- Lnlctvf'iirdeiiu^i'Uinini; - Division. Went, Kootcn.iy Disti-ici, Biitish ;Coluiubin: '" < ivy .< ^ ,��;- , n* Vou lire hereby notified thal.l, Hie. itnilei- siKiieil, have expended for you the Mini of. SS'.'fl in tutor, linpioveinentsiindrecoiiliiiKleesupoii tho said Viking, Valhalla, Odin and Thoi- iUin- ci.il claims,, 11 nilci- the piovisionsof UicMinci.il Aotrnnd if within ninety days from the dnto of Ibis, notice yon fail or leluse to contribufo the aforesaid sum, together with nil cosUspf nclicr- tising, your tnlerebt 111 the said mineral elniins will becomo'the' property of the undorsigncil .iinildr section I of the Act, entitled ''An .Vol to Anicnd the iUineratUet,,' 11)00. "��� >, - .. Dated tins 2nd day of December," 1003. , > A V " ' "" ' "ll. U. STARKEV., THEvQITYEXPRESS ��� V , E.'W. B.iPageit,'Prbp.'7 'aa1 a * Pronipt"delivHrv of parcels" lW<mt'6��,^ -io , to any part of the City.- ''���> -' 'u x A"' ; ���-,,'.'7 ','-'" .-7 f, - 'A" ] "lvyAny Kind^pf Transfepring' \'| :\ p :l'i:V-^ Undertaken. ����� >~ 1'- ��� i; Y- Alboideis left yit ]{. iM. Sinytlie's-* 'tobacco Store, or by Telephone, No. 7'*, will receiio,prompt attention.7' t,�� f \ . - M Y Trademarks 'and Copyrights ' obtained in all countries. .a J. Jiobimfm aniPt). J.c.vi.- have taken ovfr tho H.ii'li. irr-LiImboi Company'.- -hniz'.' miii ,ii Wigwam .mil ,-ii-n the f'-milo limbej limit cm mooted therewith and will operate it They prn- po-c lnoiintr tip' mill n mile and n hah' nut her moth. . ' < , Every one of these preparations is guaranteed and if not fully satisfactory to'the purchaser the Tioner will He rp.?unded. o wmmsk Standard remedy for, Gleet, Gonorrhoea and Runnings IN 48 HOURS. Cures Kidney and Bladder Troubles. THIS IS NOT EGOTISM. Wi- In hi'i i' in tvliuw i.in business. O.ir iiii-irn ��� is I., hijp vou do yom bu-iiic.-s. Wi- -upjilv'm.-t'fi.ilate |,u-i. lie.- in.'.in- ,ind iiU'ihi.rN.���loriDey- s.nbij!: dele es itul hi.iv (o me therm ���ri-;.vr.w Kt.r. r.oosK-u;Ar u.ik.i.k. Loose Lent Files and J>ed��ers with filings spt-t Lilly luh-rj, pi in led, per f,���. .���tied and punched to suit any style 0f binder. that he is satisfying bis conscience wealthy by the labor of others,? BOILERS -vA AND ENGINES. Saw Mill Machinery t Wood Working' Machinery Machinery for all purposes 'All of Very-best makes. T L NEILSON & CO., G02,Mnin St., Winnipeg, ROYAL CflOWN SOAP The Best in the World. Mail us 15 Royal Crown Soap Wrappoi'ri, and in return wo will mail a beautiful Picture ,rii/.e J0x20 ; or for. '25 Wrappers your choice of over J00 books. Drop iih a post card-asking for a catalogue of premiums to bo had KRHK for Royal Crown .Soap Wrappers. AddreHH The Royal Soap Co., Vancouver, B.C. Limited. NOTICE is hereby rivoii Hint thirty cliiys'iirtoi da to I intend to uiiph-.to llio Cluot ( ointnis- sioner of Lands, and Works for a.speciid liconso to ci)t nml carry aiv.iy lint bur from tlio follon-iiif; described lauds on thoiAiroiv Lakes., West Koolcnay District : A ������ No*. 1. , ", -> 4 CoinnionciiiK at n pitet, planted nn the southeast side of the north-east arm of Upper Ai 11.11 Lake, about 0110 mile ive-t nf Dcopivater L11111I- injr, marked "A. L V Hull's nortli-ci.bl coinei liost," tlienco iouth SO chains, thence ,11 e-t SO chiuns, tlienco norlh 80 ehnin-, Hkmico east, bo chniub to point of commencement. ' s- y ' No. 21 _ ' ' y ' Commonoint' at 11 ,post plitulod on tho^outli. 0.1st s,itle of tho uorlh-east nrni of Upper Anoiv Lake, about one mile west of Deopivntoi' Laud- iiiK, marked ''A. L. P. Hull's iioith-nejt ct.rnei post," thence eabt SO chains, tlienco south SO chains, thence, west bl) chains, tlienco north SO chains lo point of commencement. / A. L. F. HALL. Dated thi-, 15th day of Decomboi, 1003. BARENTS, ��� , . r. obtained in all c Rowland; BRiTjiiN^r'^ -��.7-J?egisJer"ed7Patejit'Attorney,' " '""* '*, , Jlocbanical Attorney and lCngineer. Room :i, Fairfield Block, Oranvillest.. near P.O -, Y -���"- ' VANCOUVER, B. C. " .A postcard will secuie ntf evening appoint ������ i inont for,thoso who cannot cull during the day i L Place Your Orders t for CHRISTMAS- with us in timi CAKES and .Christmas Groceries. Agents t'oiy the Celebrated MONSOQN TEAS. NOTICE. "VfOriGL is hereby given that thirty days a rter X\ dato 1 inlend lo ,i|)|ily to the (Jlner Cinn- missionoi of Lands mid Works fot ,1 special license to cut and coin, away timber from the following described lands situated in Woot Kootenay : ~ " No. 1 , .Commencing at 11 'post planted on the oust hank- ol rings-lon Cruel., about (I miles up fiom its mouth niaiked "\\\ T. Hall'- soutli-iruat eornur t.tistv', thence east II) chains, thence noith 11,0 chains, thuucti we-t Klolmins, tlienco south l(i() chain-to point of coniiaoncemeiit No. 2, .Commencing ntn post planted cm the oast bank- of I'ingston Cieok, about II miloo up In,1,1 its mouth, and marked I'W. T. Hall's south-east .coiner po-t'', tlienco'north SO chain-, thence ive-t SO chains, tlionce-oiith SO eli.iins, llionee east 80 chains to point of commencement. 1 ' , W. 'J'. HALL. Dated the 21th tiny orDeeemhor, IDO'l. " . NOTICE. , ~" VfOTlCB i- hmoliygiion that tliirlydiivsaftcr X\ (hue I iiilcnd tnnpply to tlie Chief C0111- ini-siouer of Lands'and Woiks foi a -pccial licmisu In cut noil 1'iirr} away tinibur fiom the foltiiiving de-ci'ibi'd land- situated in West Koolunny : No. I ('omini'iieiiiKiit a prist nlantiid on tlio ea-l null, of I'ingston Cicek, nhimt 12 miles ii|i fiuiii Its moiilli, anil marki'il "A. f. Hull's sniilli-uosl coriiiif post", thoneo east III eliain-, tlionci) iiorlli KiOchinn-. thence iii'sf 10 chains, thence south lijOehuins io point i.r cnuiiiiaiicciiioiil. , No. 2 , Co ii'ii.fing ai 11 no-l phuili'd on Ihocast bank or ringslon Creek, about 12 mile- up fiom its moulli, ihencu ive-t lOchains, tlienco north Oil) chains, (lii)iic.. east III ehiiins, tliunco south l(X) chains to point of ciimmoucuuient. A. I. HALL Dated the 21th day of December, 1IKU. M.A.SMITH&CO., IMcKenzie Avenue, Revelstoke. Halcyon. Hot Springs +J~a n it aritim. rniirc medical waters of iiai- JL, cyon aie the inns,!, L'lir.'ilive in tlie win Id. A pei-fecl, natural leinody lor all Neivous initl Miiscnlni- diseases, Liver, Kidu'ey inid Slotniieb iiihnonfs nnd iMotnllic Poisoning. A sure ciire I'or "Tliub Tired Feeling." Special rates on all boats and tr.tm.s. Two iniiils mi-ive and depnit every clay. Telegraph coiniiitmiuiilion w'ith all purls ol' (he world. An experienced iii.'is.sangei'. Halcyon Hot Springs Arrobu LaRc. 33. C. TKNmVKT.f, TltA.V HKF.lt I'lU:. Kootenay Mail Publishing Co. Limited,j REVELSTO K, li. V. For Sale or Rent. irURST-CLASS HOTEL in Cnmboine, I' R. C, The hugest and onlyfiist- clasi house in town. For particulars apply to Hotel Criterion, Camborne, li. O. NOTICE. MOTJCK is hnri'bv given that lliirty tlavs aft or 11 ilati'i inlend to aptilr to the Chief Coin, uu'ssioncr of Lands mid Works for a special license to cut and carry nwiiy tinibur fiom 'the following described hinds situated in West hooli'iiny: , No. I ('iimmi'iielngat a tioint planted 011 the oast hank of I'ingston Creel., about Hi miles up from its mouth, mill ked "il. A. JIcKaguo's" southwest corner |H��-t ', thence east 10 chains, tliunco north IfiOc[uiii.s. thrnco nest 10 chains, thoneo south IWIrliaiiis to iKiint of coinnioncement. No. 2 (V.iuiiiaiiciiiu at n post planted on the west hank of I'ingstoii Creek, about III miles up from it- mouth, nnd marked"il.il.. McKagtio'ssoutli- I'.'isl corner post", thence nest 40 chains, thence north 160 chains thence cast 10 chain-,, thoneo -oiith 100 chains to jioint of commencement. WOQJTYARD I have stai'led 11 pei'iiuineiit Wood1 lard on Third street. With my past expoi'ieiice I hope fo be in a position' to satisly nil i-oqiihenieniK ol'custom, ors. Mill nnd cordivood supplied in any lengths a trod need prices for cash- R. SAMSON. BLANK FORMS , ' KOR l Mining & Legal Purposes> Transfers, Options, Powers of Attorney, Statutory Declarations, Proxies, etc., can be obtained at the ��� V Til ius kootenay:MAIL. RUSSIA AND .JAPAN: r t V f ^���������^ * n Japan Makes Active Preparations for War/ ���������<~, " JSt. l'ctcisbuig, Man. 15���������The Japanese leply to Russia's note was deliy 'eied to the foicign olliice today bythe , , , . J.ipniicsc minibtei. , ' ; -Washington, Jan. 15 -^Stato advices , today fiom Japan' indicate etftiaoulin- aiy activity in the piepaintions for win. .The Japanese go.eminent is ie- , pmleil to'be bliiving despeiate'y to i'md homo, possible means of seitle- ini'iit,! but, Russia, while piofessing a desiio for i)e:ice, nt same time'is .-aid lo show iiu sign of a disposition to to yield to Japan:' ' London.' Jan. 15��������� The .Japanese ministei hcies-nys it is piactically cer- ' tn'in that' any declaintion of wai will not emanate fiom Rui-sia. Ho is ,n t " iciy hopeful of the lettilt of the,latest Japanese m.te-but he espccin.ly divine;- that .lapun's leply suggests the ���������< iivuti.ibs.ilion of Mniiebuiia as well ' as a'noi lion of Korea, oi that mention iia's made of the light to break oil negotiations Japan'he says is Hilling to go to war unless Russia will con-* ' sent'to'give a definite-pledge that she adheie.s lo Ihc open.dooi, and Chinese toieu-ignty in Miincliuna. 7 London, .fan.' 15���������Loid L.uisdouhe, the IJiitUh minister ol foieign aftaiis disbelieves that Russia has any iuieiy tion of living'to send '.i Heet ol warships thiougli the Daidenelles JIc savs it would be an ob'v ions bieach ol ti.ity to which Cneat ISiitaiii cculil not i 0i- poosibly aequisce. ������ ���������* , y ' Winnipeg. Thuisd.iy���������S. T. Mama of ICobe,'Japan, is in the city for.a few dais on a ci.iiiiiieici.il mi-sion. Asked as to the truth of the'iepoit ho had closed'.i contract for hall a 'million biishi'i.-'W wheat foi Jaiian he expies- sed icgii'l he was'"unable to conlii in it. lie said ho cume to'Winmpeg with the intention of put chasing C.i nudum jignculiui.il products, but on account of high pi ices' prevailing he was unable to do anything. His government , cad placed oiderson the'racilic coast foi a huge quantity of wheat which .is now going" foi w aid. Canadian lloui is also too high foi the Japan"maiket ^ London; Jan. 15���������Viscount -llay- ashi, Japanese ministei, says, the statement ai'taibuted to the C/ar to the tti'c-ct tb.it he would use all his eflorts to m.iint-iin peace is accurate Theic vv"ill be no vi.u. national Coiie,s|)ondence " .Schools, of Sci.inton, I'a , who ate "conducting an exhibit of student's, woik in a, window "of C. II. Jliimo cv. Co, stoic. It is headed -'jMake youi 'inaik in the ivoi Id ' " AVh.it could be nunc suggestive "' Theio is soinething behind (his icm.uk that must make u>,pause and think'. The leason whywe do mil do moie is cmly' because we do- not atlempl mine , With "the il.iuihty olVeied bv this, t best longest 'oiidoi.seil institution in 1101 Id, Iheieisno ic'iison wlivanv man in woman should go i (Inoiigh hie without '��������� an education. oi why thei should be I led (low u ,i(ii '.some uncoil aeiiinl occupation. If they w.int.i IhoKiiigh knowledge of Ibeii own wink il can begot fiom thQse schools. Ii they ile-he>' lo change, to some othei ()ccii[).t(ion they do not need tu lose time fiom'Ibeii woik but Can piep.ue' Ibeniselvcs in , evenings and, span time . i. , Among tho woik'ol student- exhibited in Hume tt t'n's sloie is .n mechanical dialt oi eiigiiieoinig details,, a veiy cieditnble piece t.t woikex- (,'ctiled hi Charles Wilkes who is on the government (bodge, and 'lesident of this oily. ' ' Another student, A. G. Slieet; of Cam ben no, ,'has the di.i'w nig',of the Opbii-Lade null, oi which'lie is the designei Mi Street' leceived his knowledge of (halting"' Iioin 'these schools ' Altoneihoi ,'the ex-lubit'is i * * ven uiteicsting as well as uisttuctiic ��������� CL4UAM WRECK. Brute I Negligence of Captain and o.. , Officers. ' ,, Viclnii.'i, ihi.x day���������.As'ii m"-u1i of'the evidence til the' ci.ii.ihm'- in quest im I be Clallam di-,i-ier v e- . '��������� i n ��������� i ' - terd.iv-,, ii].plteainn wa- inailo lm wa n.i nt- in nrre=t Captain Hiibeil* and oiheis held respon-ihlo for the wiecknn a cbaige ot nians-i.i i.ghii i. C JI. Lupiin, representing the dn minion govei ninei'it. sml -ullio en ( vidence had been fee uied in ,-l.o.' ciimiiial ru-glmenee. ' Iticliiiid l.!iiHilh-'A(.;iniii,ii, in hi' evidence '���������'aid he took iheen-ign fiom the box and was Infilling il up half nia-t iv hen e.iplsiiii oiileied him to lake il dnw n.' AI thiit lime <>' ������teainei passed about llitee miles away 'I he eiplain sji w hi-'iinisltike iimi in.miles l.itiM and "lib led the' ignnl of distiess shown.*' (.'11(Iiili- vins'tho hist living man tn leave the -tealiter. Ue'elnnhed iIn* ina-l- he.id and wati bed -men o'lirihe -iih wa-hed oil a- -but in nod ou-i.'' In was picked up filiating on the pilot house, ilosiiiil no slops vieti; la ken to le-ctle tho-e, in the unlei allei, i-izing'nf ihe life, boat though thev weie i'i lnngsifle the ���������.trainer FINANCIAL, ��������� Oiling to the .wai sc.ue and the steel tiust passing the dividend tbeie was a heavy'slump'in'the stock miu- kot last week'. C. P R stook went down to the new low level of 11(5-5 i }etir to the value of at least ?200 A cei tiflcate that woik lias, been done must, be obtained each ye.ii, ii not. th? claim .shall be deemed to be abandoned and open to occupation and entiy by i free miner, i , . ' , The boundaiies of a claim maj be defined absolutely - bv**li.ivlnir a snivel' made and publishing notices in the I'uko , Ofdci.il Gn/etfe. Hvdinulic Mining. Yukon Tonitoi v.��������� Locations suitable foi hytliaul c mining having a Homage of 1'iom otic'to flit miles, and a. deptli of onw nii)e oi myii mai bo leased foi iwentv }eni=, piovidcl the giound has been, piospeeied ljj til applicant ni his agent, is found to bo un suitable foi placoi mining:- and does not ircluile within its boundaiies any mining claims ahead}- gianted A ion till ot S15 foi each mile of lioiuago, and lovnlty a Iho into of two and one-half per cent oi the mine of the gold shipped tiom, tho. Tenltoiy nie chat god Opoiatlons mus be commonced within one vo.u irom tin date of tlie len-e and not less ,lb,in ���������") (jO . must bo expended nnnuiilli -' The leusi i'\eliidesi.-ill b-tso metals.'ciu.u tz and cord, nril pioi-hles foi tlie wit lull nival ot tinop- elated land foi agiicultui.tl or bulldhif. tun tioses ' '' Potrr.lt'um.���������All un.ippioprlatod Tlomln Inn ,Laii(l������ In Manitoba the Noith-iies Ten Itorlos and wl I hin the Yukon Teni- toiv uio oi.cn to piospecting for poll oleum, nnd the minister,may icseive loi nn Individual oi company hav'ng ma chlnc'iy ,on the lund to bo niospeetetl an uiea.of C-IO acics Should the'pros- pector discover oil In pnving rnnnlltles nnd sntisfactoiily establlsii such dlbcov- oi). an aieu not e\ireding' i.lu notes Including the oil well and such other Iniu" ,ns may' be dclei mined, will bo sold lit the disrovoior at the late of SI 00 in neie. subjett to io.v-.iliv at'sueh into ai mnv ho specified bj ordei-lu-eouncll. Oopm-tmont of the Intel lor, Ottawa, 'Sept , 1003 JAliBSA S.MAPT , , Deputy of tho tllinistei of tlio,lntoiior iO/V^^ :5niiN(l n IS OUR BUSINESS and Has Been.for Ovr'r 4C Years Our,,n(tw oit.i.'oyut: just c'otr.'pk ucl con tains i56iS_illii-tr,iiio l-,' nil nioi's: jiilonnntinii th.ui ,i ou'cl a week's shopping .' Write is free to vou. WEIL ER BROo. * ' ���������' VICTORIA, R G: ' , piici-d. rind Le ji.lined in ,.-; ,> i it a copv --it. Q E. B, EDDY'S 4 J 4 'I he'XIn-lei Mechanics Pute'Tai Soap lieal- iiixl -olien- the skin, while pion.pfl.i cleansiui not giui-e. ml, lu-t, elc. Inialuahle foi nic . hann.-, no inu-.1 spoilsmen. 1-iee sample oe lec.'ipl of .'c loi postage. .Vlbeit Toilet Soaj o.. nianuf..t.iureis, MonLieal. ' , ' BANKING. A^ innipeg stiowed the e.xtr.ioidin n v incieasein bank cloaiingslor tho veil of $57 '73S 000, or an nicie.ise of loi^ty- tw'o millions moie ill in any othei citv in Canada Edmonton' and sJti-.ithixm.i banks chiiigo twenty per cent-discount on ail Ameiic.in silvei The pest ollice l.ul- w.iv- companies, land ohico .indoxpiees coinpanios aie leftising to accept Ameiican money too. The Inipei ml Panic expect tooccup.i thcii now piemiso- next month. l'bo banking chamber is completed except thel!ooriiig"and liltinu- and is one ot tho best hanking ollices ��������� in the I'io- vince Tho contiaetoi, .1. Keinnhan, lias been veiy lunnint in eniying out tho work and is now delayed' waiting for the .inmil of the littings neee-s.iiv to complete the budding. t s GRIP AND PASSWOl.D. Corns Grow Between the Toes But can be cuied'in one dav bv . t c .j Putnam's Coin nnd W.ut Evtiactoi This standind lemcdy novel biuns the Ile3h ��������� it, is cntucly vegetable ih composition and docs not dest'ioetlie flesh Use only Putnam's it's the best.'- . PRAIL AND.STEAMER.\,.* 1. 0. 0. I'. The follow in'.' olboeis weie installed in Scll.ii h Lodee No ieuul.il meelin; 12, at tho on .l.inmuy 5th. l!)0l, by I). I>. G. M. Iho. Kinc.iid. a���������istod bj I'nei Giiinds Mc Loot I, Outhet, Reynolds and l'.il.'nei ���������' !'��������� (-'< T- Haiti; N.O., E- E. Adair; V. G., II. G. Goiigli: Sec, J. Matbie; Tiens , A. L. Kincaid; Waiden, W. W. Eoster; Conductor, J. I'abnei: It. S. .\. 0., .1. Outhelt, IL S. V. G. J McLeod; I.G.. J. McGinniB-; 0. (<., P. Hooley. L. o r.. Organi/.erT. A. Dull'will visit the local lodge on Kiid.iy next. MASONIC A special meet ing of Kootenay lodge A. l'\ .ind A- M. was held at the lodge room on Thuisd.iy to welcome JX'pulv Giand M.istei illym.iii. ol Veinon, who paid the lodge an ollici.il yit.il. THE I. C. S. Exhibit at C. B. Hume & Co'sStore In the coin in ns oft his i^sstie will be found an ndiei lii.eineut of the Intet- Master Mechanic Temple went ovei the-southein poition of.his division this week _a , K ' , , W lAfcbomild, C P. R-biidgc enp- ei.tci, was killed by falling fiom the Kootenay Biidge, bioaking his back and skull , , Vs the lestill ol the awlul di-astei in the Sound, A'leton.i has applied to the C P Iv to take up ti.inspoitafloir bet ween A'ictoii.i .inirSound points so as to -cciiic ti sale sei % ice i . The Tiainmen's Qo.nmtltee, who have been to A'.incouvei intci viewim; 0 unci a I Su pi' A 1.11 pole legaiding tbeit new schedule, lcit on Moodav foi home . On tho committee weie Chan man D W Stevens" VA Ui- qlihai I. and Coniluctm' I lei cbinei The C I' 'l. has been beaten at Ottawa in the light with tie (licit Xoithein, as tho lailw.ii committee has g.anted the \ aiicoiuei, New Westmnistei am! Yukon i nlw.iv light to cioss the C A' K tiack A''ancoiivei the . at Sensational Developments Promised Iiupoilitnl tlevelopnie.itsaic expected at C.ilu.uy w ithi'i,the nex-t day in two in connection with the packagc- nl !fl(),()00 n.mk in Hamilton hillsW six week-tigu in li.iii-.it- to the Pacific cii.i-t. Delict iv es have b'.en in cui- stant cuiilael w ith the miiil eleik- at C.iliiiiiy and Moo-ejaw and a sen-n- liniiiil aniioimc-eiiient i- now looked for. Edna Ifowaid. who fell tliiough the unl'a-leiied dnor of n le-tibule i ,n neai .���������s.ilni..n Aim -nine i-iehleon inoiilh- n������o. lm- bioitghi iiiiactnui iigam-t the V. P. It. lor tliim.iue- mr iujiuie- -tist.lined by her fall. Ih. Cm--. Me-i-. S Klln.t, G. Kiik nnd A. W Ricliai(l-(in have been sulipnoned a- ii ilne���������i's to attend tho ti l.tl NOW IN ITS 39th YEAR The le itlnig mining periodical of tlie world, \tltll the strongest editorial staff of any technical publicum!!. Subscription S3 00 .1 vc-tr (including U. S , C.m.idi.in, Mexican postage.) S.uuplu copy frtc. Send for Book Catalogue. The Enoineerinq and Mining. Journal 2(1 Brortwajr, Naw York Synopsis, ol Rog-ulatlons for disposal of , Minerals on Dominion Lands in Manitoba, the Northwest Territories and tlio Yukon Territory. ' ��������� Coal ���������Coal lands may be purchased at (10 pel aeie lor soil coal and iM lot an- tluacite. Not moie man AM) actes can , bei aetiuu'ed by one individual oi corn- pan}. KO}.ilt} at the'iate of,ten cents 'pet ton ol 'M.uixr pounds shall bo collected on the gioss output yuan.; ��������� fersoiib of eighteen yeais and ovei and joint stock companies holding nee miuei s cei tiiis.ttes may obtain entry tui a uiiuing location. ' . A" cuts inn.ei s eeitirlcate is granted foi one ot mote }e.ns, not e-s-ceeding live, up-,, on pav ment in advance ot $7 30 per an- ,num lot an individual, and fiom $30 to $100, per annum lor a company, accoiding to capital. '. ��������� " " A liee minei having discoveied nuneial m place, may locate j. claim 1500^1500 loot by nun king out the same with two legal post.s,-Kbe.uing location notices,, one at each end on the line of tbe-lode or vein '' Tlie claim-shall be lecoided within-lll- teen d.i}s it located within ten miles of a mining lecoiders ollice, one additional day allowed loi every additional ten mile's'oi liaction.'/The fee loi lecoiding a claim is $5.' -' * ' At least-������iuO must bo expended on the claim each }ear oi paid to the mining re- coidei in lieu theieof. When ?500 has been expended oi paid, the locatoi may, upon having a survey made, and upon compl}- mg"~vvit.i other requirements, pui chase the land at $100 an acie Peinussion may be gianted b} the Minister of the Intel 101 to locate claims 'containing lion and mica, also coppei, in the Yukon Teuitot},"ol an aiea not exceeding ICO acres. . The patent lor a mining location shall ptovicle foi the pa} ment ot ro}alty on the sales not exceeding five pei cent , 1'lacei Mining, Manitoba and the N.W T, excepting the \ukon Terntoi}.��������� Placet mining claims goneially aie 100 feet square, entiy fee, $5, lenewable yearly On the North Saskatchewan Rivei claims loi cither b.u oi bench, the foimer being 100 feet long and extending between high and'lovv vvatei maik The latter includes bai digg.ngs, but extends back lo the base of tho hill ot bank but not exceeding 1,000 feet XV'liete steam poivei is used, claims 200 feet wide may be obtained , Di edging in the riveis of Manitoba aud tho X XV T, excepting the Yukon Temtoiv ���������A fiee minor mav obtain onlv two leases of five miles each for a teim of tvventv .vens. lenewable in the discie- tion of the Minister of 'the Interior The le=see's light is confined to the sub- moiged beds oi bais of the iivei below low water maik. and subject to the lights of all pel sons who have, oi.vvho may le- ceno entncs for bai diggings or bench claims, except on the Saskatchewan Rivci," vvhoie the lessee may diodge to high water maik on each alternate leasehold 4 v v The lessee shall have a dredpo in operation vnthin"one season fiom the date of tho lease foi each five miles, but wheie a pel son or company has obtained more than one" lease one diodso foi each fifteen miles oi fraction is sufilcient Rental, $10 per annum for each mile of liter leased Ro}.i!ty at the late of two and a half per cent collected on the output aftei it exceeds 510,000 Di edging hi tho Yukon Ton Hoi y.���������Six- leases of hie miles each may be gianted to a fiee miner foi a teim of twenty yen is, also lenewable Tho lessee's light Is confined to the =ubmeiged bed or bais in the river below low water mark, that boundaiy to oe flNCtl by its position on the 1st day ol Augu-t In the year of the date of tho iease 'The lessee shall have one dtedgo In op- eiation within two years fiom the date of the lonse, and one diedge for each live miles within six }oars fiom such date. Rent il. $100 pei mile for the first vear, and $10 per mile for each subsequent >ear Royalty, same as placer mining. " ��������� 1'l.iccr Mining In the Yukon Tenitorv ���������Cieek. iivei ,gulch and hill claims shall not exceed 1Z0 feet In,length, measured on the base lino oi general ditectlon of the creek or gulch, the width being fiom l.OuO tn 2,000 feet. All other placoi claims shall be 200 feet squaie. Claims are maiked by two legal posts, one at each end. beating notices. Entry must be obtained within ten days. If the claim is within ten miles of mining io- cordei's ollice. One extra day allowed for each additional ten miles or fraction The person or company staking a claim must hold a free miner's cei tiflcate. Tho diseoierer of a new mine is entitled to a claim of 1,000 feet In length, and If the paitv consists of two, 1,300 feet altogether, on the output of which no royalty shall be chaiged. tho lest of the part} oidlnaty claims only. Enti} fee, $10 Ro}aIty at the late of two and one-half per cent on the value of the gold shipped from the Yukon Territory'to be paid to tho Compti oiler. Xo fiee miner shall receive a giant of more than one mining claim on each sep- erate river, creek or gulch, but the same miner may hold any number of claims by purchase, and free miners may woik their claims In partnership b} filing notice and pa} ing fee of $2. A claim may bo abandoned, and another obtained on the same creek, gulch or river, by giving notice and paying a fee. Work must be done on a claim each , TO THE ELECTORS. ' ��������� ' ^ i ' ' w 4 -Peimit- me to thank .vou loi thecon- lidence vou'have show n in me by electing me as'mayoi of the city by such a hand-onie majonty, and I tiu-t that my .idiiiini������ti.'i'lioii ol civic'alVaits will be ������uch as to incut' a continuance of S < 4 that confidence"* i * . Your* lespectfully, If. A. RROWNT. . 'OS '3=7 "lxIN"G HOWARD" Hum-. i "UhlADLIGIlT," 500- ' ' ' "ISaOLK." 100s .mil'2H.I-. ���������-VICTOIIIA," -LlTl'LH CO.MRT" FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. . <^s?-A Are the best that can" be bbuarlit. Dpn't experiment with other and inferior brands. NOTICE. *$)(<&���������)"-������*$ f$ f$ ������$ <$ f$'>$ f$ *$ c$ r$,*$ c������ tti rt r������ 'rfr' cf <������ rt ������<f' <$ & (������ cfr t$ cfc> HOTEL LARDEAU ' 7 COMAPLIX ��������� A_��������� NOTICE i- lieicb} given thatthnt) ila}-.iftcr date 1 niluiitl It. .ipph '������ the clilof ( om- iiiissioiior of l,,inil-.met XVork������ Tor a-peci.il license tt. cut and c.irr} away timbei lrom the lolloiiing described lands, i������. .v< . bt.irtuig ulA post in.irl.ctl 'Caroline M S}- intins' aouili-c.isi.coiner post,' planted at the ,iit.riii-e,ist coiner ot the ��������� K and s. " R.11I11.1} block No, ISO -ltu.ited on tho west ban I. oft the Upper Vrioiv L.1I.0, running noitli lbll chains, thence west 1(1 chains, thence south 11)0 chains, thence east 10 chains to*point of commence- "ie"t,: r CVROLIXE M &\.\10NS. ' Arrowhead. B C. Jauu.ir} 11, l'JO-l,; , _ * _ ..,/' .17 NOTICE. ...; ;. NOTICE is heieb} given that tluil} dajs -aftei dale! intend to apply to the Chief t'onuuissionei ot Lands and Works foi a special license to cut and can} .twit} timber ti0111 the following described lands, viz ��������� , Starting at a post marked "John Vicars' north-east corner post,'' situated on Columbia mer, west sido, opposite���������Burton Git} running thenco 10 chains v.ost, thence'so-'.th iff) chains on to bank of moi, tliunce lolloiiing tlie bank ot rivci first 111 an easterli direction, thence in .1 norlhoih duocl1t.11 to point ol conimuutc- ment - JOHN VICUtS Nakusp 1. C, December 11.100) (^������ <$> ($*) <fo\The Best.House in Town. ���������^jyBest Brands of WINES, SPIRITS and CIGARS kept'in Stock. Well Furnished W. HAMILTON, Proprietor Jl^> '.If5> ~ ^ r t. Good Table dfo ($> >$> (fa .���������^(^i^^^(^<^r$?(^(^(^(^^(^f^<^<^(^($,^ ^r ..^vSM./^ mm* i\5 ������SK. Mark Don't be sTitisficd to work ,along in the' .same old xvay for low wages. Wc can help you carve out a successful career. Thousands have increased their salaries by following: our plan. We can train you in spare lime, and at small cost, for any of the following positions: Mechanical, Electrical, Steam, Civil, or Mining Engineer; Electrician; Surveyor; Architect; Draftsman; Bookkeeper; Stenographer; Teacher; Show-Card Writer; Window Dresser; or Ad Writer. Write TODAY, utatlng which position lutcrosts you, to INTERNATIONAL Correspondence Schools Box 799, SCRANT0N, PA. On CALL OS Otll LOCil, ItKl'llKSEITiTIV Zl B. H. SHBPPARD, Who is giving 1111 cNhihit of the -chool'- couisos, text-books, diawings nnd methods'of touching in the west window ol C. li. II tune ct Co.'s sto-e. REVELSTCKE, 8. ,C "ABRAHAMSONSBROS., PROPRIETORS. ' - 11- , Newly built. ,First-class in every.respect. Ml modem coiiicuiieiices. o ,. ^ Large Sample Rooms.- - Rates SI 50 per Day Special Weekly'Rates. - ,Queen's Hotel, Trout Lake, under same, management. ORIENTAL HOT t~* >L_' ably furnished with the choicest the market .affords.'- Best Wines, Liquors', & Ci'o-ars. Rates $1 a day. Monthly rate. * . 0". ALBEET STO^TE, FJEIO^ Just Remodelled and Refurnished with all Modern Conveniences. ���������^ ra. 1 "9t *��������� HHitfr,k''H-VB^ Rooms in Suites zvith Baths and ''Joiiets attached, 'floiviny I Tot and Co Id Water, Inside PFoilets on each jloor, Gas Lighted ana Steam Healed 'Jlirouohout. J. C. GREENE, Proprietor, - * GOLDEN, 13. C. COMAPLIX CHIEF YOUNG, - - - Proprietor. Best brands of Wines, Liquors and Ci,yars. Travellers to- Fish Creek will find excellent accommodation at this Hotel. DAVK OKII. Piopri The best Dollar u D;iy llou.se in the town. Mi'-L Ur-inds of Willi's, Spirits .ind Cmm.-. Wholesale and Retail . . . Meat Merchants. Head Office, Abattoir and Cold Storage: <s������^5B������^Calgary, Alberta ",, d\ fcl I'll i1,' ���������J. ' THE KOOTENAY MAIL, CAMBORNE. \i$ K> Splendid Month's Run of the Eva ��������� \ $11,000 of Gold Produced' by Nine Stamps. t Prom Our Own OiirrosiKindont, After the late fertilities Camborne seems u bit quiet. , ",' / II, S. Wallace lotinned toilnv fiom . i ��������� si tup to Seattle., Air. and .Mrs. Ell jot t, of Trout, Lake. juo in tiiwn'on a visit, , The din dura nnd .slt.okhtildor.s of the (iri'itt Niiithern Minos, Ltd., have returned In their homes. ' The sleighing jm-t now i.s perfect. rss^-i'jLs^yffcGi'inbovnite.s nru taking ad- viintnge of il by liaviiign gnuil time. ,",'-Nothing dclinite,is heard nbout the ^'ystor-Crito.-inn c.leiin tip, or the run <;f the Lucky .lack nnd Swede group * re. The secieey maintained in this ' j articular is not vvlint was expected, ,; sis usually the management is nioM <}iiti9])o!c n reg.iiding the output of their mill. " ,, , , . The value of the Calumet and H. C. 0 go..'. I.iick for (lie* j ui Jt numth is'ovur if 10,000.,' This, with the concent nitos, ..will run it' up ,'to close on $11,000, < Tin- i- ,i splendid showing for a 10 , stamp mill of which'only 'nine Mumps v'Oie running. Finin till we can gathei about the nroporty there'- no -' rensnn why eiiuallv , good" letuins .should.not bo kept up. , ' ' Jan. f'th', 11)01. 7 NEW WEST- , MINSTER: Kioin Our Own Correspondent.' ��������� The bridge is rapidly Hearing com- pletion. Whatever may ,be said, it ib coitniii Westminster will prollt by thisbiidgo. ' a cntlie market., is to be started, .i'ii i will tend to centrnli-e the .ii.u.ry trade heic more liinily tintn .���������in' ,' ,������ 1 , J'_ New f.iniiles arc coiistnnily coining in, a ml buying houses. Though there n'l'ic eight empty houses in this vicinity a fortnight ago, there is ou'y one -.-I'imiiniiig. i ' A t.inneiy and boot factory mo nisi) to be built. From the manufacturer.,' point, of view this"place is far superior to Vancouver, so, if'the bridge doio take some trade away from here, the town benefits in othei wavi. ' ' ������'.-! < MALAKWA. * _^_ *- * 0- I !��������� rom onrmwi Correspnndent. i-ofl wo.ither still leign-l" "' On' .-'-Iiool openod on N'o ul.iv jViss 1', Shaw, oi Rowl-toko. i- visitii'g T\I11,. I. I,nihil. , D. I.iiltu.s came in on a slu.ir vi-it to In*'iimt her iii'd out airain. 'jMi. aod Ih'-. Loltu-. ol Notch Hill -weie vi-iting Mi>. l.oftus tbVtnigh the holiday. "We had another ru'iv given by 511. -and Mr- K. Brubn last Sat unlay! It ��������� *vas will attended 'and on joyed hy.ione ' i .nud nil. ., , Tho-\ 1. Won]s,e\ is veiy !>u=y +hippin ; fence post,i, nnd keep- the spur liv-ily "lith cus" coming and goingf ' . . The ('obi,nh'-a River Lumbci I'd- camp.s a-e ihu-y dumjiing ihoh lng������ "in the rivci. They h.ne m ule a veiv good cut so far 0������ On Saturday. Otlr nisi., a public meeting of the bbeial-of the distnct was hold nt the -c'.iool house lortho pin pose of selecting a delegate to attend (ho convention to be held in Ivamlocps. .1 ]|. Wool-ey iva-appointed clubman. l-\ Keid sccH't.ny and E. K 15. I5,tv no delegate One (1 the moil woikim; at the Juinbei camps got a ,vei\ clo-o call the ���������oilier day. lie was morking on the _ -dump i.l the edge of the liu-i and a log coining down caught him in the side and .-cut bun in the rive: the log Hilling right on him and bolrlim> him down in about .5 feet of water The , man who via* ��������� woikinir with him jumped in ,\n 1 held In- head up till moie hi In cuno to roll the loiro.l'. but it vv.i-i ton minute-ve:y old sitting. .Another man fied t > leheve him tu.d ho took cramps ami floated"dow n (1 e rivei,si it ne.nly wa- the co-f of ti 6 men'.- bv,'-. Hut they aie both'.ill ritrbt mr..- ARROWHEAD Ths Mills ' and Town to bd Lighted f' ' by Electricity1.' # , From our own C'orrespoiulont. < Vi'c legset to hear tha't Mr. Kiok- aid-,i Piujuietor of the Like 'View Hotel, is, ill with rheum liiisiu, .ti'.d wil-li him a *.pcedy lecoveiy. The -Ai row head Lumber Co., me pushing foi w.-ud,with the coinplet'ioi cellent, suggestion that special attention be paid to the investigation and utilisation of the zinc deposits of the province, nnd cowbiders the Dominion government should take the1 matter up. i ' ' I). W. Mooie, ore buyer for1 the Trail smelter, reports the lead refinery will H������ion be ready for operation. This plant will be the first plant, in Canada to turnout pig lead in commercial (jii-i'nti.ties. ' ' , The. Mining Record has takem hack something of its attack on W. Ii. I'ool and the Groat. Northern Mines, and in its last issue remark's : "The (.rent Northern 'Mines, Ltd., has, we are informed, sullic.ieut, ore in sight to provide all (he'capital necessary tif bring the iinduitiikiug to ii successful i-Mio, and now that our, reasons for objection are removed we takij much pleasure in congratulating Mr. Pool on the good work be has done in the baideau, and wish'him and the undertaking with which, his mime is associated, the ("ileal Northern .Mines, Limited, llio greatest possible measure of siicces-." , Kootenay Ijo&ge No.l5A.F^&A.M. The regular nicetiiiKrt arc held in the Masonic Temple. Odd- Kollou-K Hall, on the third Monday in each month at Span. Visitint; brethren cordially wolcoin ed It. GORDON "Si-.onKr.MtY. SELKIRK LODGE, NO. 12. I. O.O. F. Moot* uvvi-y TuumIiu evening m Selkirk Hal) at 8 o'clock. ViHith.K brethren cordial)}' invited to attend. M."MATIIIK. She. it.'K ADAIH. N.O. 'CROWS NEST l 1 V ' ' *l !' ' ' Another Disaster���������13 Miners Kil- T led at Michel. H, W. EDWARDS, ���������TAXIDERMIST. .' Deer Heads, Birds, Animals Mmnted. ( ( ��������� j f i Revelstoke; - - B. C. I3y an explosion at Miobel, in , No 3 untie, 13 men weie killed Monday The bodies were taken to Feinie foi j>f thou null unci full} expect to hate incoi moot, the funeral pioccssion be he mill in full swing beginning of ing a mile long \ pi li i " r j The I.iu'Iiuni Lumbri Cos, new null is liuiiiiiisr now,'but only a linn ted iiunilier of'inch .tie cnpluied ai |p es nt. The full complement will 'e e .jployed in the com so of a mioiith oi two ��������� t ' The electiic light'<has been int'ro- ducecl at'An'ow'heid 'by the Dig Hcnd Lumber Co, who have put in'a genei- ami, nnd Hie suppliuig the Airow head Liiuilci Co. The business men into ui in the tieni lutuie to ha- e it introduced throtishout th" town WAH CHONG Has impoi-lcd n liist-i-l.iss , stock siiil.-iblo for the ', >' Christinas tiMtlr.r. , ' Silks, Silk Dresses, Toys, Candies, Fruits/ Crackers. ,,' ��������� , ������" . A A .lapiine-o nnd Chin.i AVnro. See my new store on Front St.- S'HAKESPEAREAN SOCIETY. The following is the ca-t of member- In lo: the study of '-.Julius Co lul -as t'n.^ir . .. Oci.iv in- Os.ir... Marcus Vulonius . Iji'ri.du- . ... Ci-ero . .. Fiibliii- . . Popilni- t.pu.i Marcus llrutlls ... C.lsslU- ',. l''i-.c.i . . , Trebiuui- Ia���������-.irui-.. . . , Ui'fiu- Rrntiis .M.'U'lliis t'unncr . (.'iiuia t'l inn, M.inillu- Art."iii.hirii- ' i3oo.h-.i}'-r Ciniin. i Poet Viir.tiicr I'oet L l.'ihu^ . Viiiniu- . .... . -\le-.il.i . ... l'.i:n V.vluniuiu- V,-rr . . Clini- CI.I'Mflll- Luoai- P i.d in.-. . ... O.ilpurnia P<ir:n yi5.ll. Kei. 0 A Procuiuer . -c.- Mr- H.mirpn H X Ouir-iiT (J. .1 Anian . Mr. Hastier . . Mr-5 Grant . ...Miss Leuiiex . Mr. Humphreys .. .. Mr Miller .Miss Hull Mr- Hoitrni' -Mrs La,imice Mr (; Mncdnnidd .Mr-. Atl.ur . Ml-s Ht.llhs Ilev C.\ Procunier . Mr.. Jussop . ���������. Mr .le.-op Mr?. Broun . Mr- Han'i;cii . . Mr, VVoodrov. - Mi��������� Hill ... Mrs Procunier Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. ��������� Thi- preparation i* inli'iidcd espi.ci ally lm coughs, cold-, croup, whooping cough and 'influenza'. It" has, hi-coino I.unci.s for its cures of those disea-us over ,-i huge i-p.n', of the oivilUed ivoild. The inott flattering tostiinori- l.ils have been received, , giving no- (���������(Uihts ot iis ^..oti ttoiks; of the ngg i.iv.iting ,-ind peisistent coughs 'it has cured; of seven* colds that have yielded, promptly to its soothing effects, and of lb.- d.iiigri'pus atlio Us ot cioup it has cuied, ottei.-sai'iof. ���������<���������' hfe of the chil'd. ,, The exteiisii ���������' ise ol it, for 'whooping cough, has shown that it lob- th.it disease of all c'chingeroiis rr-iihs. It is especially prized by mo- iheis because it contains nothing inju- liousiind there.is tiot (he leapt danger, in giving it even to babies. It always elites nnd cuies quickly. Sold by all Jas. I. Woodrow, BUTCHER.' Retail Dealer In s--^������iiazzzZ^^" , , BEEF,-PORK, MUTTON, Etc. Fish and Game in Season. ��������� All oitlers pioinptly tilled. ' , REVELSTOKE, B. ,CM fe$^ : WM The EartfMnccs.", The onilli has nouiishtd us thioui;h tin- km.v.-i :v\. s t.i I- iiiinu t ���������> i-tunc. 1- it i '"I tuist,.,,; t..s. s.mli .sujipiics in-ii 1'iti citit tiling l.. it v,e rtallv u":|tiiif forfxi- .no ' II ivc >..u ever ilu.iinlii ih,.t it is pii.:,'tl.u tli.-il the t.cth -iinp'iKs us \Milt the iiu.ni- teT'kt-ci. ti1 i "..nhlv vit?oi. urn ��������� lie.ili.li. if v t only kni'iv -a? The- auiin.tls kiiuu-1>i ia st i;i\ tuii-il i- iiooil foi the in iiiitl v. ill M.nt!-, until iiu-v l"<] iu -uric plant wlt.it tin v 'nti-d foi ci.iiccJui'.! iixhg. sin n oi foti.tijia- tion. i-lc-. Is 'l. thtici'oif, nut p.i sililt.in.i!' then-arc loots .-ind hetlis-uiiplicd liyiinmif , vvliH-h will cult' the (hscnnis that :ifTl: hui-iiu kind? Thill i- villi 1)1. l'ieice, Hitu > n, N. Y . ha- siiflirf:ii'tli iu his^Mi-u ic.tl Iji-covtv." rVe.tr.s iiy;ii. when lit' vv.'i' iu i;euc'inl -.u-.d active pi.telice. lit- founii that a combination of cut lain htilis oinip roots made into an .iltoulivc txlt.ict, without the ii-f of iilcoh'.il. would tilwn.is put tie.' -loir.id. into a lic'.-illhy coiidiiion. nourish the tissues, feed the blood stud turves and put healthy tune into, tlie' whole si stem. "��������� t , , , Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery restt.u's the lost ik-h by cjumir di-easts of the stomach and othei orpans of digestion and nuliitioii nnd tu.iblinif the peifccl tli- pt-lion nnd assimilation of food fiom which flesh and slici.K:lh aie m.-idf. "I tins nil mu down,,very notions. nud'vMf- feted iL-mlily from stoii.r.ch" tioulilt. ithich the doclotf prouonncrd ii'diRction,'' iiiilci Mrs- Will. Morcv, of.JIaisli.'ill. Niic'i ' "T tltt.L-s<1 for n >ciir williont;;,t.im-i:iat itlief Was ."il- viscil by a friend to tiv )}.- T'ificc's r.oldcn Mtd- ic.d r.icoiciy, ntitl nft-i the usc'of nine l'otllfj I was cured I can licnitilv rccOKiir.ciitl Hit- 'O.oldc-n Medical I)i������cottr>'' to any one niitrer- imr fio.u stomach.tumble*' Mv liuslnnd was also jyic.ltly benefited by lis use." , To gain kuowlcdcre of your own body���������in sickue-s illui healtli���������=end foi tlie People's Common tieuse Jledicil Advisei. .A book of 100S pag;cs Scud 31.cents in stamps for paper-covered, 01, y> 'stamps for . cloth- liound copy. Adthess Dr R. V. Pieice, 663 M.im.Stieet. BmTjIo. K.i-V. .... '* ,'_ ��������� Chamberlain's NOTK.'K is horrby Kiien that thirty ihi}s alter date 1 iiueiid to apply to llio l.'lnet ('0111- nussioner of Lands and iVoiks for a special hcen-e to cut and c.or.i ana} tiniher from tho folfoivuiKdescribed land-. ' 'Situated on ll.irue- (iieek, tribul.irv toWat- cliou Cruel., Lionel -Irrtiw Lake, slartuiK ill a po-t 111.1 rketl " J..-, 'riob.iuH's south eas.1 cornet post," about Ml chum- up tho creel, friiin where it empties into 'Y.itrlu.u Oook, and runninc iioilli 10 fliains, tlieucc west 1(0 chain-, tlit'iice south 10 chains, (hence cist ICO clii'ins lo point of conimt'iiceniont. ' ��������� JOS. T1IIIUULT. Nal.usp, I?. 0.,-Deceinboi Iltli. li'0.1. 1 t HOTiGL H. B. ST0NEX, MACHINIST . AND' GUNSMITH Oppouite Central Hotel, Kevelstoke. Lathe and General Machine Work Piompllv EM-eiiled. TinyCE TABLE S. S. " Archer',', or S. S. " Lardean.' [ r 1 , . L' , ' , UiinniiiK bitiveen Arrowht'itd, TIioiiikoii'v I.iindinL-and Coiiiuplii;, coinnieneiiiK Out. 14th, 1001. will sail 11s follows (went her pcrmitthiK) '��������� Leave Anowhead for ThoniKon'e I^andiBit and Couiiiplix twice daily nt, lflk. nnd 15k. LcaveCoin.iplIx and J'honisoii'K Landing for Arrowhead twice daily at 7.15k. and llUJk. Mnkinn close connectIoiih with all C. I*. It. trains and bonis, , Tlio ownrrH resorvu tho rlKht to cliitn u timoc' of HiilhiiKs nil bout notice. TIIK FltKD KOIIINSON LUMIIIilt CO. LTD. . ������L " K.-ltOIIIKSON*. 1 ' a' ' ���������Miinai<iii|t Director. ��������� OCEAN STEAMSHIPS "Royal Mall Linos. Cheapest Route to tho Old Country. . , , ^ALLAN LINK. , ��������� From Si. John, Halifax. Portland, New York. Tunisian '. Dee. 19 - Punsinu Dee. 28 l'leloriiiii .Ian. 2 Bawtrlan ...,,,,,,,,,, ,,, ,, , , . ,lini, 11 ', " DOMINION LINK. ' , f'annda..' :,.' '.. . ..'. Jan. 2 Pniiiinion '....' Jan. 23- (JAN. 1'AC. ATLANTIC S, S.- Kioin Jlontica-l I.ako'l.InniUili.i Dec. 'M 1 nl.-c t'liainplain ... , .. . , Jan. 9 Lnkal'-'iiu : Jan. K AMKIIIOAN LINJC-I''ionn\ew(York. ', St "Louis " '..-!.. .Dcc.'l!3 NewyYorl. '.'.. : .. . .Dec. 30 Will I' 1'J STAIt LINIC-I'-roin New York. Ti'iilonic '. .1 Dec. 23 '* Amino " ... .Dec. 25 Gerninnn. ...', . ..Dec. U0 J CUNAItDrLINK-Kiniu New Yoik. Uniliriii :..'..'. ��������� ... Dee. 19 . Luc,mi.1 ������. Jan.2 > Klruri.i .'.Jail. 2. Iiernia v , .��������� .'. ��������� Jan. 9 PabHoi.KOi'H ticketed tliruiiKb to all pints of Gieaf Ilritain and Ireland. ..ml at specially low ratesto all pints of the Kuiopenn continent. Apply to nearest laihiay or -n ,imr,|up ajferit or to 7-v ��������� -- .. T. W. ERADSHAW, ABont. .Rovelstoke. W. P. F. CUMMINGS, Pacillc Agent. -TBY PROVINCIAL LEGIS- -Chamberlain's. Cough Remedy!..1 y I?or Coughs, Colds, "Croup and .Whoop- lug Cough. Price 25 cents;"large size sec. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera - and Diarrhoea Remedy.! For Eovvcl Complaints. c Price 35 centa.. ..Mr- Bourn.- . ,Mr- R,-i.s Mr-. Kl-.t,tr.ls M.-. Sihhild ilr- t'our-ier T/ie House ^Resumed Monday. The bill to pass the eight houi law for coal mines passed committee, and the I'h.irinacy bill passed the thud readiii'r. l POLITICAL 1 It's What ii Leads to ... , - 1 ��������� - - 1 1.1c iii..k-o--Cat.inb vi,-h ,4 d,e.idful fnr-toiv 1:1 011 h.cvc- 'Mtatrb r..i;it-j j,,!,,.!-,] Coiii-ervativo paity. Molhide the thro..t. if v..11 i,a-.ik ,. , ,w.,iki,���������g intellectually, but ho id bi'i.-.i --fit!..I ,ij, f'v-liiiS;,e,i- lout-i am! cuiiiiiiig hould i.-e fi.,g , \Vit-..|,', frayed bi.iin NAKUSP. rroni our ..tin ( .irri������-t,.iiKh-ur The p'-.'iln- sehti'.i has been npi tied was- l.iiim-h.'d on ' set VI.'. 1.11111I, Co. 111. ii. I .-. ." ko )toi;.iy Monday 1.1������t. r.ith'i- .lennett hi Id Alit 1. I - I lai! on Mind 1,1 The Ynli; Col 11 in 1.1.1 have leusnil I Iim (' I'. R in con-i'iitionco won,I 1ms c.nn ecnis pei eonl. Our heaviest -now fill lIim vein was today, it snowing about (j 'nole'-i The C I'. It. r.tt tin -now olnw into town last 1.1^'htfoi the li'-t time tins ii inter. There \< (|iiitc -i lot of sickut��������� going tho lotind of the town among the children. Lineman D.mgal, of St Leon, has ���������changed routes with Lineman Xichol, of NiikuHp for .1 week. After tho heavy snow-full on Tuesday morning the wires were down north and .south of the town. Mr. MoKissock has one of the huge barges for the ILiibour River Lumbci Co.. well under way and their new tug is ready for the 'machinery. disease i cb-ji.pin; .nn! -pit in loin iit-tnis ^.011 rant hi niuig'Cilati ini/.i'nt L-er enir-d. Tlion-rti.fls - 1 .ul iii.ii' coiisniiiptioii |iltti-i.i cuied b\ C.tt.urhi./ono, ,0 tin 10 i- no ii'.i-mi ,ihy y,\, -li.,i. irlu'i -t in,r, out lo.iri'.itni rh al-ri falairh- j o/ope u t!| le.ihy 1 .11 ��������� 1 on ;n,<| prcwi.t , En.nierson succeeds A G Blair ns ti'itiistei of railwav-i and c.uiiils. Amulicr session of the Doiniiiion I'arli I'merit will be held before the elections. The House has been, pio- rogued till I-Yb. 2Stb. Tiic Nelsi.11 Tjtbune says.���������"Xci- j thor vV'tison 1101 Mclindc are s.itisfac- to tho rank and file of the Chamberlain's Pain Balm. An antiseptic liniment especially valuable for Cuts, Bruises, Spraiusaud Rheumatism. Price 25 cents; large size 50 cents. , , o Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. For Disorders of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels, t Price 25 cents To I'nrl Thiiilijoinsen. 'Tlti'tiilnr Tollcfcun nnd Wilhiini Allen 01 liny pi'i-.,n in pel sou-to 'wbiini iliev iimv haio.issiKi .sil Iht'll intt'ii'st in tin V.'',ill.i ^tt.iiii (.on-,-ui,|,' of Viking, , V.-illt.illii Odin and 'I'hor ii,i.,,-,.tl claims on I'ii; tuck, -iiu.ilo on (In' m-t side of uoiih .11111 of Uppci 'Anow Ijitl.e, L.tidwtti .Mining D111-11111' V\ e-f ICootcua} l.isfiiot, Unlish Columbia:^ .���������'.'.> . -��������� ' You aic hereby untitled thai" I, the under- -n-'iied. have expended for }ou ilictiini ol ?s2() in litiii>. im|iioiciiii.ii(s and ire I'lnufccs upon the-nd V'lkiin;, Valballa, Odin and Tlmr M111- i-i.il clii in-, iiuilci the inoiisii.il- of thi'Milicial Act. .ind if VMlliin uineti dais fton. the ditto of this notice }ou fail or 1 el use to coninbutc the alini-said sun,, loan her itith .,11 rusts til adict- iisint;. .10111 interest, in the-aid niilirnil claims will become the piopi'115 ot I lie undoisigned iindt'i -cution I of the 1(1 enl.thd "An Aut to Amend rhe M1nu1.1l Act.,' liioo , I) tltd this 2nd da} of Decembfi. 1'KH. 1 , II. li hTAHKEY. THE- OWL���������=���������������;������ "Kast of Alolsons llanki - , Kevelstoke. For your meals' Open day and night. Meals 2,-)(. ,lM<l up\v?n<l. Special weekly rates. Good service guaranteed. , ' ' YODO FUJI I. V. opi ietor. rs Every one of these preparations is guaranteed and iJ not fully satisfactory to the purchaser the money will be retunderJ W������ W. Standard remedy for Gleet, Gonorrhoea and Runnings IN 48 HOURS. Curos Kidney and Bladder Troubles. wOi ICE i- I.creb} Kiieu that thirty d.i.is aflei M date I inland to appli lo tl o Chief Ciiinniis- siunei of Lands and Wot I.s fot a special lii%use Incut and c.ury awai timber In.mi the r.illiiiiini; described lands on the Aru.w L..Les, W������-l Kool- iMi.i.i l)i-<rit*t: , No 1 ' ('ominencim; ,il .1 |).is! planted on Hic-nii!!- east -ulo of Iho north-east arm ..r Uppot Viroiv Lake, iboul one mile nest <>' Dei-ptialur L.iud- iii!.', marked "A L F Hall's ut.itti-oasl conii'i post, ihcnei. -o'llli SO uh ,111-, il.u icu viusl h'J chain-, tlit'iice norlh bO eh. 11,- n.unce cusi M) chains (ti point tif t'otiiinenti 1.1(41:1 ' No. 2 ' , ('(ini'iieneu.i; at. .1 post' v; eitod on (lie soulh- iMst side of the iioilli-e.isl ,.ni. ni I'ppui'Anow L..I e, about one mile nest .1: Ijcepn iter Land- 11a;. Mi.'iike<l "A L F Hall's 1.1 rlli-wesl, eoinei post, (hence cast id eh.on- tiieni-u soulli SO chains, (lienee west bd clnin-, ll-eueo iiorlli M) (-hams to point or eniiiinence neat A J- 1' HALL Dated I his 111 li da) of IVrainbijr I'M. Raw. Furs, Bought,'; ���������'-' ,/ . Cash Prices Paia F. ' B. ; WELLS, Exporter, of Furs. SEE g Chunk's newly im- ttm gaig^Bgsrfwai^*" t'T--ff'fflTTiirpr7T- tti'' di-en-i- from r. t t against lOIVCl " it Line ..nd ' ��������� - , haw- been 1 Hurried and Worried All Day. .no. com- And the uoist of It is vou .110 a Hub- 1 nn down ami hate mighly liltb t'liatKc to c.itr h 1111 Kvorythrig -'(���������in- liki 1 urfh.iii.i'ie weiung down v'Mir 1,1 .-I 's Y "i an trntab'e and ENGINES. O V O'J'H'JJ is licri'hj yiirn that ilurl) diiv-nriei -> date I intend to appK (o (.0 ('hirf Coin- mi.sinner of Lands and Wor',- roi.ispce.il 11 cii-o lo cut and can) ana) loiiliur tioni the described fantls iit.i-ueil in West Win ported stock of Chinese and Japanese goods. The best assortment even landed in Revelstoke of useful^ -and ornamental articles: Tea set 1 ices Plates lUskl'ls Cine Chans Ilandkuichiets I'lower Potn liinbiella Slands Lunch llaskets &mokini;.lael.etrt Silk Goods. GOLD FISH Inmost slock- of candies and fruit 111 (own. .Fi-cnt Street, Revelstoke l..>ll..i,-ii K.ioten.i) No 1 It .s 1 I'M- lilt, p..I- II.) 'list ||.||- II.j I ,i| I Hi' ^11 .'.lilt- /���������ui'' , 1: i'.iii , 111,1 '"-li.-and lotiint ,fl ().) , 1- '"��������� ^"'i g"t !.��������� m . p iii il.rohitoly iicce.- I..IC iii'dn-.iie I i.t ��������� It u^- Absoiiiti get In, 1'- ' i'i, It.. |.'e -I/, rs 1 1 ('.ir irrho- it C'iiiiji)i.le THE MINES. al miiic- I <���������) anil ii. |iif, sll'rtllll'l -.ir, Ih-i.t -top b.jlote th.n .lm-' "l nr !,<���������-' pit,, h to 11-f I''.,|. r '/oil' ' ' 1 11 lull- and tjite jour 1,1 1 K - as (I (.ram .1 1 li.nu e to p ck i,p 1'trt ./ui,/. j. tin Itimi tonic a lut-y 11 i't can (ike ft makis new hi-od, i..u.nshi's the h .ly, strengthens tlio bill.'-, iiiiprovi-s the ajipetiie ami ie- li .:������.ii* if'i tlif whole system 'J jy I, 'Saw Mill Machinery " Wood Working Machinciy ,'; Machinery for all purpose's '[ All of very best makes. "i i J. L NEILSON & GO, I C02 Main St., WhinlpnK. ; ������n���������' ^' Com iicuif; .it. .1 |iost p'-ii'ed on U10 oust I. ink or PmiksIoii Ciook. .iiKiut 11 no'e- up fiom .'- nioulli 111.11 led ��������� \\ T JI.ilP- -outlmi.t ("irn.'i p,.-t' 1 hi-m r. im������I 10 .-!,.o.is, tlit'iice noil . Icilch.ii.it, I bunco west ii-.-h m.s. Hieuco -i.uiii 1,'it-li.iius to point or eoniui.'uci'ii.enl. No 2 Coinineiicini; at ,1 post pl.u led 011 Iho e 1st I),ml. oi Piiic-Iiui Circl., about'.' ...di-s up rioni its iiioiitli, and 111 iikcd "\\ 1 il.dfs souili easl i'imiii'i ,1.1-1", (luiti.i. unit I. f (1 t-l ..ih-. II,euro ucsl M)i 11.1111s, (hen.'.; ..nt! 81) t.i .'us. iheucc i' 1st Ml) chains to iH.iui, ot i'in,..|i- ���������.-(. nciit 0 -.il ih.-.'Itli da y or li-.'i.mb' V) T. , I (II HILL. I l,/OI|l>. I'ric.' oOc. 1 III' t "l 'HI ,\0 il ii- ing i. 100 i..|i liieie i-lng \ plan has l,i,.i, di-cowicd of re (oiciuig /lite |r.,ni sl.,j. :, t .1 .,���������,,, '���������"������������������' -'"d will icvrilnti.mi t /in tin t.illurgv Ono,���������,inw���������rt killed and inoihoij Tho five b-rs 0/gold which w,re on lai-illy injured ���������t the VV.i, K..KI������. \ f x:l. 11.,r,0,, ... rhe wmdow of tin- C,in- thioiigh the machine dull sn ,k,���������e ������ I,,,,, ���������IIIK A. Ho()ii c>,_ f/��������� TJlI1M, nn-sed bole. ,,. ,,,,, iii- . itt.arrni n great, deal 01 .ittfiition. EVA CLEANUP. 52Lbs of Gold Worth $11,000. ��������� 'Another large lens o> oie~h,M hren ojiciiod on the Lenoi.i, and ,i er.ntiact made for shipping ."jO.OOO ton C.rofton smelter. The iVflsot) News' mal-es.'the USE ^������*2i2%^. ROYAL CROWN SiJAi- The Best in the World. Mail uh l,r> Royal Ciown So.ip VVrapperH, and in lettirn in will mail a beauliftil Pictuic Ki/o 10x-20; oi for 2.r) Wmppcis jour choice of over /()() books Drop us a post Bi,,,| nuking for a citt.'ilogne ,,f prciitiiinis to be had FKI-'K for Roynl Crown Soap Wrappers. A (Id i ens: The Royal Soap Co., Vancouver, B.C. Limited. NOTICE. VJOTK I'Jislierelit "uimhi...? li,.:i) ihts,ilt,.r 11 Mali' 1 inlend i .-ippl) '-. il '.i,.| ('nni- .11.���������u.iii'i of Lauds ami" V." lis lm : s.icei ��������� I .'i'ii i. in em nndi'iili) nu. i 'i.n'.ti rioni the ������������������ill"iiuii; di'si'iilieil l.uid- situ.i.id iu Wc-I .'i"oicii,i\ : No I ��������� .iiiiii",|i'iin; .it .. p,.-l pli,.|'.| ,���������i ||���������. ,.., | I....I ,,| I'mitsloi. CiiijI'. no ���������,' ..' mill's up fin-. ..- mi., .i,,���������l in n '.ed "V.l.n U', sontl.-vtc a, ' i --i !>'i-l . tl i'i) ( i-l lo rli,nu,, |ii|.|���������-.. ; ii.imis. ilii'i���������,|. we it in , li.iin i i ,'i bo eh.litis to point . tln.net il coi.in.eiicuiiiuiit Nn . ..iiiiiii'i.cint; .it .i .���������i,t pl,','i'...lon Ih.. est b on. ,.r i'mii-lon ('r.'cl,, iili'ini 1. mil,;, nn f,,,ni ti- iii..ii(h. Ilii'iic.. iu'-i lili'li.-i-i-. tlu'iuc nnrlh 1 "c..inn. thence e ist to .-km,., tlioni-o -otilli I Orli.niM lo ikiiiiI ot u..ui:i,pii(-unl(.|it A I I DLL. Il.ili'd the'.'4lh <l;i) in Per e nbi-:, I'O"! Union Overalls, Ml������ Shirts, etc to e.x- The bars weie the result of the rim for th" mont'n of December at the I'v.i iniiie. Tlie valuo wnsin the neighbourhood of $11,000, and., tbeweiglit For Sale or Rent. NOTICE. IVrOTICI, is hen hv kikii ih.i' 'ho-ii thus .irter 1 , dale I intern! to .ipph to t,',. Cider Coin- iiiissioim j ol L.u.ds .mil Wor'.'. i.,r a special uj'iiMi loi-nl.iiid c.-iii) :iii,i)-[,'i,|j, r from the liilliinin,; describid lands '."n.iled in We,t Knot etui) : No. I Copiin. itciiiK.it a point plan'td on . tlie cast b.iiil, or I'lim-lon Criiel,. ,'ihoiit Uj nub's up rroni il-rnoiitli. nnotcd "M A. .Mr Ku/'iie's" south- wi)-( turner post ', thence east Kirliinii-, tlit'iice iinrl i Jto. hauls, tl,,.!,, e tic-t |(| chains, thence south JMI chains to [louit of commencement. No 2 f'-oiuiiiunciiiK dt n p<.st planted on the tvest hank of I'iiiKstnn Creek, about JH miles up from Us mouth, and marked ".M A iMcKaKUe'ssontii- w Slllll-. Ov ei alls, Denim I'auks. Tweed Pauls, ('ottonade Pants, Junipers, nioime., iMANUKAOTURIS Cooks' Apion<! una Caps, Cm pouters'Aprons, Waiters' Aptons, Paintcis'niid Plastcr- eih'Ot-ciiills, JlaokinawCdats, KiiKineeis' Jaekels. Mackinaw Pants, M'aiters'Jacket������. T.u pauluia. Hat-hern' Jacket -, Dunnage lUg^, Gingham Jacket*. Hone Blankets, ili-sion Klaiiiiel Uu- Tents, ilenvcir. Ktc.elc, etc. 1,11 HST-CLASS IIOTHL in O.iml.oi lie, ,.,,-st corner ;.osf. tlience nest 10 chain-, thence I is. tj., 1 he Inrgest, and only (ii.-f. | north lOOchnins. thenceoastlO chains, tlienco clnsH bruise in town. iro,- p;,ll lt.,,l.u;s I south 1C0 chains to iH.int of comrnenceinent. >oufc 52 pound*.���������NeJson ./���������Jconom'ist" fj-'o5' l������ Ho^' C,itt'''i"������.A;aiiilioriie,i ������������������= y M.A.McKAGUE TDated tho 21th day of December, Jfl0.'i. ' Kstabhslied ISIW. Iiicorpoiated 15)02. TURNER, BEET0N & CO. LIM1TKI), WHOLESALE MERCHANTS, Warehouiies.AVharf Street. , Factor}', i Bastion Street, ; VJCTOKIA, B. G. - , j 7'1 - J jll IJ iJP il THE KOOTENAY MAIL. /O, ?>* - That ,Mr.,jThiS or Mr. That sends East for his clotliinc his drv yonds or his oroceries, and at the i> * ry \ O ' same time send Hast for yqur, requirements in the , ; Printer'is Tirade ,, Working- Pointers, are paid good wagesand their 1 ' trade forms a considerable item 'in the 'commercial world "of'the-eity'r^ . - ' Shop Keepers! be loyal to your cilv -in' small matters���������get your printing'��������� clone in, Revelstoke/ * Remember that because an Eastern traveler sellinyy drv ������oods or 'groceries, carrying a "side line" of,', officc"siippIies, the'* product of cheap labor, and therefore offers to cut prices, ,it is "not always the " ' ' .- - ^t ". ,j r .... ' 1, besb business policv.to let such printing orders pass-* your, o\vnv';felloVv"tbwnsmen. "Don't neglect, the ', chance of. aiding in the buiTcling.up of, the city. ^7. 'REMEMBER. rV'lJSO, that' ^strictly* first-class work.<and' promptness and thorough* s itisfaction to' -J all patrons "are the salient features of ��������� the'r woik "clone in The ,,, <". n - ' ALL SAVED. Sync, sis ol Regulations., for Disposal of ' Minerals on Eominion Lands in Manitoba, tlio Northwest' Territories and tho Yukon Teriitorv- Coal.���������Coal lands ma) be purchased at 110 pei acie tot sou tea! and $20 loi an- thiaciie Not moio than 320 acies can be acquired bi one individual 01 com- panv ltovalt) at the late ot ten cents per ton ot 2,0'jO pounds shall be collected on tho gloss output Qii.ut/���������Pei sons of eighteen veais and 01 ei and joint stock companies holding fiee minei s ceitific.ites may obtain entrj for a mining- location. ,,���������,.. A Use mine, s ceit.ncate is gianted toi one o: moie yeats. not exceeding me, upon p.tvn-.eni in advance ot Si oO pel annum toi an individual, and Horn i-)0 to $100 pei annum loi a eompaii)-, accoicling to capital ��������� , , A tice m nei having d'scoveied minetal m place, ma) locate a cla m loOOxloOJ toot b) maikms out the s tme with two legal posts, beailns location notices, one at each end en the lire t.t the lode or vein < The claim shall be lecoriled within llt- leen (Ids if located vitr-in ten miles o������ a minus lecoiders cih-e. one adil.ton.il d.i\ allowed foi oi e.i additional ten miles ci fi action 'Ibe fee foi lecoidiug 1 At least3 ?1������00 must be expended on the rlaim eaeli ) eai oi paid to the mining leader in leu theieof When $500 has been expended oi paid, the Iccatoi may, upon having a suno) made, and upon complying with othei leqiurements, ptuchase the land at $1.00 an acie. Pe mission ma) be gianted by the Minister of the Intetlor to locate claims containing hon and mica, also coppci, in the Yukon Territoiy, of an aiea not ex- ceedins ICO acies. , ,, The patent foi a mining location shall provide for the payment of royalty on tlio sales not exceeding five per cent Placer Mining. Manitoba and the rs.VV. T, excepting the, Yukon ieriiloi}.- Placer mining claims genet ally aie 100 fee suunre; enti) tee. $3, lenewable yearly On the North Saskatchew an River claims for either bai or bench, the wliner belli,; lul loot long and extending between high and low w.itei maik. lie lattei Includes bar dlgglnKS, but extends back to the base m the hill or bank but not.exceeding I.OIK) feet Where steam power Is used, claims 200 feet wide may b������ Dredging In the rlicis of Manitoba and the N W. T, excepting the Yukon Teriitorv.���������A fiee miner may obtain only two leases of live miles each for a term of twentv .ve-us. lenewable In the disci o- tion of the -Minister of the liiteiloi. The lessee's light is confined to the submerged beds or bais of tho liver below- low water mat It. and subiect to the lights of all pei sons who have, or who may le- ceive entiles for bar diggings or bench claims, except on the Saskatchewan River, vvheie the lessee may dredge to high water maik on each alternate lease- Th'e lessee shall have a dredge in opei- ation within one season fiom tlie date or the lease foi each five miles, but where a peison or company,has obtained more than one lease one diedco for each fifteen miles or fi action Is sufficient. Rental, $10 per annum for each mile ot river leased Ito)alty nt the late of two and a half per cent collected on the output after It exceeds 510,000. Dredging In the Yukon Territoiy.���������Six leases of live miles each may bo granted to a free miner for a term of twenty years, also renewable Tho lessee's right is confined to the BUbmerged bed or barn In the river be low low.watei'maik, that boundau 'tov be fixed b) its position .on the 1st da) ot August in the jeai ot the date otyiie 1GO.SB. ~ L __ Tho lessee shall h.n e one di edge in op- eiation within'two )e:us Horn the date ot the lease, ,-and one dtedge loi each five miles within siv-^eais nom such date Rental, S10U pei mile tor the lust jeai, and $10 per mile loi each subsequent )cat Iloyait),~samc as placei mining, i , ( L v Placoi Mining in tho Yukon 'iciiitoi) ���������Cieek, iner ,gulch and h.Ii claims shall not exceed 2o0 leet in length, iiicasuied on the base lino oi getioi.il direction ot the cieek oi gulch, the width being Horn 1,000 to 2,000 tcei. All othei placei claims shall be 200 feet siiu.iie ' Claims aie maiked b) two legal posts, one at each end, beaimg notices ISntiv must be obtained within ten da)s, it the claim is within ten miles ol mining ic- coidoi s ollice. One exlta day allowed foi each additional ten miles or fiacton The poison ot company staking a claim must hold a fiee nnnei s ceitilicale Tho discoieici ot a new mine is entitled to a clum ot 1,000 feet In length, and it the pait) ,consists ot two. l.otO feet alto- gethei. on the output of which no royalty shall be chaiged. the lost ol tho pait) ordinal v claims onli , - , Entij fee. $10 Royally at the late of two and one-hnir pei com on the i.iltie ot the gold shipped fiom the Yukon Toi- ntor) to be paid to tin. Cijmptmllei No fiee miner shall leceive a giant or moie than one mining claim on each sep- eiato iivei, cieek oi gulch but the same miner may. hold any nimbei ot claims b) purchase, and ttco mineis may woik thou claims m p.n tneislup b) Hung notice and pa)ing tee ct 5,2 A claim ma) be abandoned, and another obtained on Iho same cieek. gulch or liver, by giving notice and pa) ins a fee Woik must be done on a claim eacn year to the value of at least $200. . WRAPPING PAPER: AND ' ������ PAPER- BAGS.\ ^The Kootenay Mail has. been appointed agent for one 'of the l.ugcst Canadian P.ipei Mills - ' ��������� Wiapping papeis in 'lolls or flat, and paper bags of all ��������� weights and si/.es supplied to older punted or unpiintcd. Kootenay Mail, Revelstoke. ���������RlOTtCl. i- hcreb) gncn tli.it tlnrti da}"! after 11 r'atu I uncial to applv to theClnel Conimi=- stouei of Land-and Worl.- hir a special hecn-e tocutandc.ini ana) timhui from the tolkiM 111^- ilescnbLd land- -ituated 111 Wu-t Kooteu.i) No 1 Coniiiiencinpat a post planted on the east bank oT Piufi-ton t.-ieok. almut II miles up from it- mouth and marked "Jno .VIcKa^ue'- -outh iie-l corner [jo-t ' thence east, 10 chain-, thenu'north IU) chain- thence wc-t 10 chains, (hence -oiuii tlfl chain-to iKunt of coimnence- inent.! No 2 C'ommencin,- nt a po-t plartcd 011 'ihe ci-t vb.inl, or Piiiu-ton. Creel., about II mile- 111 ' from it- mouth thence w.-t I'I chain-, thence noiih luOchuui- thence ea-t 40 chain-, ilici co -ouih ROchii'iis to point of uimiuuii(.C!.'Cnt , J.N'O SlcKAOLj:. Dated the 24th da) of December, 1<KU. THIS IS NOT EGOTISM. We believe ivr know our business. Out- business is to help you do join bu-inoss. We supplv up-to-date bnsi- ni't,s mi'aii- and method-.���������monev- -.tving devices and how lo use them." wmnrmue tli,,l 110 k^ has been done 'from1 us mouth thence 11. U i'i ciuu,-/thene'e must������be obtainedaleach jc!^ 11 nut, the no.tl. Wlclini... thence e.���������t 4��������� ��������� -. ,.,.���������.������������������ claim shall be deemed to be abandoned, and open to occupation and entiy by a Liee miner , , , . , The boundaiies of a claim may be denned absolutely by having a. suivoy made and publishing notices in the Yukon Oiflcial Gazette. Hvdraulic Mining. Yukon lerntorv.��������� Locations suitable for h)drauhc mining, h.'ving a frontage ot" fiom one to live miles, and 11 depth of one mile 01 more, may be leased lor twenty )cais. piovlded the giouud has been piospected by tlie applicant or his agent: is found to be unsuitable toi placei mining, and dees not include within its boundaiie- any mining claims ahendy granted. A rental of SIM for each mile of fi outage, and royalt.v at tho into of two and one-half per cent on the value nf the gold shipped fiom the Tenltoiy arc charged. Operations must be commenced within one year tiom1 the ditto of the lease, and not less than U������w must be expended annuallv. rIbe lease excludes nil base metals, nuattz and coal, and piovides for the wltlidinw.il ot "npp- einted land for nKilcuItui.il or building purposes. , , Pcti oleum.���������All un.ippiopriatod Dominion Lands in Manitoba, the North-west Territoiies and within the Yukon Ten - tory .110 open to piospectlng for petiol- eum, and the minister may reseivo for an individual 01 company having machinery on the land to be prospected, an area of C40 acies Should the pros- pcctoi discover oil in pi)ing quantities, and satisfactory esfablish such discovery, an area not exceeding fi-10 acies, including the oil well and such other land as may be determined, will be sold to the discoverer at the rate of $1.00 an acre, subject to loyalty at such late as mav be specified by order-in-councll. Department of the Interior, Ottawa, Sept., 1303. JAMES A SMART Deputy of the Minister of the Interior. The Mnhtcr Mechanics Pure Tar Soap honk and softens the skin, while promptly oiennting It of grenso, oil, nut, etc. Invaluable for mc- crmiiiCH, farmoni, uportumen. Kree -ample on receipt of 2c for po<lti(?e. .tlbert Toilet Soap Co., mnnufrcturcK, Montreal. TUNG WELL LOOSE-LEAF LEDOEH. ������ Loose Leaf Files and Ledgets with filings specially ruled, printed, pel foi- ated and punched to suit any style ol hinder. TENGWELL TRA3f SFER KILE. Kootenay Mail Publishing- Co. limited, RJEVELSTO K B. C. Gold Silver and Copper Values Smelted Econ mically.- In 111,1111 |,iris of this pi ivince, 011 - iuj.' iT.'the in"! ui freight and tn.il- nii'iil, 1 lieu' i.s an loinicn-e toniumc ol " low ^i.itles" still remaining m pl.no, iiotw'ithfitanding (he consiihi- alile 11 iltii lions' made from' time to time, J-iil h l.y binelli'lx and 1a1l11.11 . oiiipanie- -Many juiinl- weie gained tow 11 id- -1.lm ion of the vwi! 11 in-.; tpies- tion : '' Hun c.i'ti $'.i nnd -lit oies be ii'iido lo pav ? " when the Klmnrt1 nil pioit-- wa- piimouiiccd a success. 'Ihe I'm.11 pi.ii'ticul sol 111 inn is in.ivotl- fiiil, l.y "The Dominion -Sulphide riuu-ltinu i-onipony,'' of Toledo. Ohio, iihopinpo-e (0 11 ont successful ly the he.'ivv -iib-hlilo OlC's of the ICnnlei.iiv- . 'i- 1, f*i sit 11 1-0-1 ol 11 oil) '.!)> . In t.Oo. p 1 tun siuiug all mines in gold, sllii-l, eon- lu'i. iiuilylid.'iium ; le.-iv ing' ''a clean -lag Tin- (-on 1 p my has lor ,11.11 - been e.vpei iniciii 11'.g and inipioving 11-pin ci -s Uiulci patent No. Hill,') 1 <i hey ii'iiilinl all lights in I be J)<,million (,I Canada tot a specially devistd " iK'.it- ing O1011, 01 Stoie." The Iiot'blnsD ob- 1,11:11 il is ;I0 cubic feet of air per revolution a oil a -peed of 200^revolutions pei minute; eijuiv.i lent rto 0000 feet ot hoi an 'in GO -econds.: ' . , \\'hcic the immense saving comes in is obvious There is, no"roasting of the oies to/io tieated, and,but a sm ill percentage of coke is necessary. For e.Mimpie, ores cariying only 10 to(12 per cent it on, 10 to 12 per cent sulphur, oio C>~per cent liiric, will lequue" about 8 pei cent coke, for successful tieatment 111 pioportion to 1110case of these constituents in the oies the cost of treat ment deci cases. It cei tainly looks as though this* piocess will levolutioiu'/c the mining industry thiouchouL Uiitisb Columbia, wbcie todav- hundieds of thousands of tons of C 1 low gi.ule suljihidc oies are, an 1 have been foi veais, mined, blocked out, 01 on dumps,'simply awaiting the advent of some cheiip piocessi to conveit them into dividends. ' The Imstie Mining company at El Oio, Me.MCO, diaving expended over IpoOO OUO011 ditleient plants in therein hope of'tieating their huge'bodies of sulphide'ores at a piofit, eventually placed an odei lot .1 40 ton pei day plant with the DAS. S: Co , 11 ith the' lesult that in one 'year ,1 saving of if,259,lo0 was lecoided 'Then the small p'ant 11.1s supplemented by a 60 ton, 01 48-inch furnace, which gave oven bettei lCsiilts in proportion thin was anticipated, hatci on the 40 ton was discaided and leplaccd-by another 00 ton per day plant, of the same manufacture Hecently thesupei lntendent of this oig mining company wiote. , " Yotii process has pulled us out of (ho mud and is just landing us on [���������\isy stieet"���������ind tins, after '20 month's constant testing, day and niglit, fiom one ol the brightest and most cxpoiienced , smtltci men 111 Amei id. A Satisfactory Pile Remedy ' Will cure the conditions causing the piles. Tiy Di Hamilton's Pills of .Mtndi.tkc and Butternut, theii fie quent use pi events, p les No case evei known whcio the use of J)i Hamilton's J'llls failed Piicc 2oc. , NOTICE. . ATOTICIj is hoiehy gncn that tluil) t!n)s 1^ arui date I intend to npply to the Chief Uijiiiiiii���������loner ot hands and V\ oiks loi its.iecial license lot utand culyawav limber fiom the follow nig dosci ibid land-. v\r Stan ing at a post maiked "A. PltnLs south. 111-t coiner post,' situated on 1 he east side of Upper Anow Like, about tluee mile- noilh of V.iku-p iiinniiiirlhciite t" chain-east, Ihence 1101 th .so chains, thence westiO ihains moie 01 le-5 to lako -hole, thence south SO Lhauis moie 01 le���������. lolloiiing lake slioie to point of commencement ���������, ,..,,, A. rl.Ais 1. Nuku-p. II. C. I)ccomber2l-t. ISWI. LIBERAL , CONHtNTION , 1 ,W A .Ga/fiher Re-Nominated. The libeitil convent inn held at Kol- -011 nominated W. A (l.illiher .is (he Hrsl oandidato of thepaity fur'the new Kootonav- co)isl,it.ioiicy. ' .lohn Keen, of* Kaslo, was''m.ttle ch.iiiin.iii,, nnd o ' 1. John A.Tuinet, ol Nelson, secictaiv ' 4 _ Theie wa-a1 lull atlLiidance from, all juris ol the 1 id ing, Ihu'dulegale!. iluim bciing hulwooii 50 nnd (i(). , Dr. hjinclair, Knssl.ind, and W. A. (ialbhei weie placed in nomimilion, but Dr. Sinclair m n, di.itely wilhdiciv nuking,the nominal inn uf Mr. (nilh- hei iinanimous. r ,, The candidate icceived 11 iniignili- cent, ovation.' 1M1. Calhhor nuide 11 slirtiiif! ii.ldiess, leviewing the poliiiy 'ofyliu bntuiui adinmislritlinn since ISilli., baying pnrlicular slies.s on tho good woik of last session, ho prophesied (hat Utili--.il Columbia vi'ould send a solid hhoi.il delegation to the ne\t dominion house'' Ho paid a high compliment to C. II. Mackintosh, his opponent on the consei v.itive side, nnd said ,bo was''glad he Mippoilud the L(ii.ind Trunk l'aoiho H11ihv.1v policy .... ' ' ' ' ' \- Hie pei inaiiciit oaiiipaii;ii'or executive committee appointed "was 11- follows- Chaiimiin, S S. Taylor, K ' 1 * 4 , .������ j. , . C, Nelson; secietnry-tieasuiei,. to be a Nelson man and to be appointed bv the candidate and the. chairman The meuibeis of" he evectitivc'Conimittee.1 onefioiii each tiding,* arc 11s' follows: Ro-sl,ind, Dr. E. I). ICeir; Ferine, Fit-d JSlotk;' Cianbiook, N W. -Mclnnes; Columbia, R FA Gallop, ,of Athlmar; Kaslo, .1 'L' Retiilhick; Nelson, Dr. G A B.llali; Revelstoke, J ,M. Kelbe Sloc-m, G. McVannell, Vmir, F Bttck- woith.' J Abiaham'son and J. M Kcllie lepresented Revelstoke. 'Resolutions yieic adopted uigiiig the govei nment to piomulgnto teims of the lead', bounty yfoi thw ith and pledying'their un.iltei.ible loyalty to Sii ' Wilfiid Lauiiei as leadei of the paity _ ��������� Delegates sit tended thcopeiatic pei- lonmiucc m the opoia house in Uie evening and had supper aftei 11 .rds as the guests of the local libeials ,������������������ ' THE HOME DOCTOR. ( A diunpenetl ba-^ of <-alt relieve:) s>. bruise. , The unsweetened juice ol' half a Iom-- on 111 a ������lass ol hot vvatT t'.'. -n he-' fore breakfast lor'.i week Is .-in excellent tonic. A vegetarian'diet, is advi-jod f6r p'm- jiles. hut three uu'als a day' are not -ullleient a- vi"_er 1 >h'������. hiv nioi" readily digesii'd titan uifat. ' The bites ami --Jn'^s of in-ietts m.iy lie tit once roiii'ied.anil inll.inimtitlon lu-eventi'd If the p.irt.s are tonelied witli .trong lii|iiHl amiuom.i. Full, deep lne.itblni; of pure air is. one of the best'puss.hi.- cures for hil- lous tittiieks. itnl,i.'e.s,lt)ii. t,lli'onic 1!}-,-- pepshi and. In fact almost any-vveuk- ni'ss'of the' bodily -yst.-in. ,1 "I'or nenr.ilu'iii cut ii thick slice'of broad, so.ik. nne side lor a minute in boiling water, rapidly -yirluUle ciyeimo , pepper over the hot side and apply to tho face. It will'not blister ns, mus- tiird tloos. t. . ( A gurgle of salt water as hot'as can*"" be used is oiie'of the best, as it i- one of the simplest, home reniediej, for-' sore1 throat. That persisted'In. with a ('.'itliartii' medicine to cleat- the system, will cure almost any sou- tliro.it that to.' not diphtheritic , 1 Dislocated Her Should r. Mis. Johanna Soderliolm, ol Fergus Fall-, Minn , fell and dislocated her sliiuilder She li.irl a surgeon gel it back in plate as soon as pos-ihle, but s - ' * > t* it was quite sote and pained her very mill h. Her son liit'iitioned ' that be bad seen Chaiuhci lam's Fain Balm ad- ii't tt-ed fo' -plains and she a-ked bint to buv her 1 bottle ol il, 11 hub be did. [I quickly telieved her and enabled nei to sleep which she bail not, done foi seveial daysAFoi sale by all Diug- e;ists. W. A. GALL/HER, M. P.. Speaking of Mi Oallihei's nomination as the hboial candidate foi ICoot- enay, R Giigoi, of.Rosbland says ��������� ' Both the libci.it p.nty and the countiy h 11c good icason to be pioud ol him, foi .1 moie conscientious and lndustiious lepiesent ltive ol the people could not be found He,has been indefatigable 111 his cfloits to piomoie the piospei ity 01 all clases, a ,d he h 1- done this so modestly and ciieei fully that he has won a pioiiiinent [ilace in the he.iits ol tho olcctois, incspective of p.aity. Ho did battle loyal for the intctcsts of l.ibot on many occasions, and ,saved the silvjr-leid induslrj fiom nun and despair It may be possible that the l.ulwnys and the big corpoiations aie none too fiiendly to Mi Chilliher, bill that is lather to be cvpected than othei wise, when you stop to consider hon absolutely independent Mr. Galliher has been iu all inntteis atlecting these inteicsts ; but it it is my linn conviction that he has been so fail in his attitude to those very people that hold him in high respect and esteem. Considciing the length of time that he has devoted to public atVaiis, Mr. G.illiher's record is one of which he may well be proud. In the matter of appropi Mtion8 for much needed public woiks and for the development of new distiicts be has euccecded iu getting larger appropriations than prob ably any other mem nei from the west All these things considered it would be the height of folly to entertain the Candida tine of anybody else." Speaking of the general politic il situation, Mr. Grigor pointed to the excellent record of the liberal paity especial ly with regard to the west. It is his opinion that the L.iurier government will be returned to power, with an increased majority, and that British Columbia will send a solid delegation of liberals to the next parliament at Ottawa.p | A Woman With, n ,\VII1. A few yens ago Miss I'osa Wolsai was poor, but also ambitious .Vow she- is an M71). and has a' lucrative'prac-' tice. She asked her biothei to send , her to lollego.','1 Tie told her that lie ,_ could not allortl to do that.'but/giving her 3 cents, jestingly said to hoi. "Go. on that." She saw. vvoiulertul possibil- ._ itios in that nickel Willi it she bought .1 yard ol calico, troin which she made y a sunboimet. Selling tlio sunbonnot for- 2.". cents, she,bought "materia! loi hon- * nets and aprons Mn this way seiei.ilt >' dollars'1 were icillzed Her brother. ' pleased with her thriftiness, gave her some land. 11 Inch she planted to sivect potatoes, uiltii,iting it with the"assist- C 4 , ance of 11 small bo.v. Tbe.producls of the first year hi-o.ight her .^40. Litter she entered a state cd11c.1l1011.il institution', vi here shcAium.lined until 'she'' graduated LM'ith honoi. Dining the course' she received some assistance1'* from 1111 aid society, all of which vvas' repaid. Miss Weiss- enteiod a nied- ^ ical college at' H.iltiinoro, Md , where she paid her tuition by nursing, .mil vvas graduated from theie with honor. Sho is now a practicing physician ipy' Meridian. Miss, near her lonuer home, and her income is .1 good one ���������Success. ���������"* '-, C 4 <> 4 V .��������� ,lnisiife I'erluiues. It lias of late become tasliipnnble for women, to/make tin e-peunl pei fume p~cculi.li Iptbein. CniAviil'uso nothing buti violets, and ei en thing belonging toAier will e\halo then ' lov el.v-odor. Another identities'hoi-ell "with 11 bite rose Vciv.imo,<|K'.iu d ll-pagne. attar ol roses or various sweet seentetl-piop- .nations under t.i lit t! ui n. lines Miitvc" all their votaries hut none ,ot these or aiij "porttmio should be chosen" for permanent use without duy consideration, so an .eminent I'leiich doctor declared, lor pel fumes, it see.ns.-pioduce ultimo niaikod ellects upon those who- use,them, and it is just as well there- lore to choose them vi ith disci uninu- tion. Violet is very sale, 'u- it predisposes one to syniiiathi mid deiotion. but it is not ovt'l-.i one 11 ho wants to bo bold and audacious 01 tooltsh or crafty or dangeioiisl.i lost 111.1 ting, and theie, aie 111.111.1 well known odcus, winch loi pii'denie -al;c -hall be nameless, which .11 e- said 'to piodaco nil iLcso ellects it they .110 used constant- I}.���������Ladies' Pict011.il . Deliuute '['net. ' Years it-o a c-eitatn mother made It her duly to give to hei childien each- nigiita word ol coinroit 01 11:11 mug us to the doings ol the past-da} One naught} little tlat'^htei had tome to- think hoisolt ii hc'i.'les- case, lot the- liouis 111 winch site tried baldest to umi|iiei her iiiuck le.i'per 11 ei e ue.irly alw.i.is times ol" (u-'-ter Alter one ii.iiiiciil.nl.v stormv se.'.-on -he fotinii p 'ineiljlo hoi pillow that night a tender btlTe note vvhiili said. ������������������.Mother"has seen hovi haul jou tried today, and she is sine jou will imallj succeed." This woul ot hope atco'iiplishod more than all the seriuous. and I'loni, that hour llio child, sine ot l.er mother's synipathj. sure ot her faith, was for veiy love and gratitude constrained to- compter. ' ' i>j ..../iii-i. The average coinpo-iior has a most Intense dislike I'or contiactions and larely puts one In his pages when it can lie avoided. When he and the reporter disagree 11s to the meaning of some nbbievlalfon. the result Is sometimes a musing. A good example of this occurred in ii- con thorn city ivhoio a popular touring orchestia was giiing a Sunday niglit coiicoi t. Naturally their selections were principally of a sacred character. Next morning the Dallj- announced: "The second part opened with n splendid rendition, of tlie 'Ovcrture- Froin tho Twelfth Massnclm-etts, by- Mozart.' " Followed the I'lxniaplc of Cato. In tho first year of tlio last century- London affected great admiration for Cnto's suicide, the feeling being nrous- ed by Addison's play. A gentleman named Budgell. after witnessing its performance, threw himself into the Thames on his way home. His body was recovered, n^tid on It vvas found a Hemp of paper with thesi not-ils; -Wl-a* Cato did and Addison approved utuot needs be right." 'jii M ,3s-V IS' - l-t- , ' I f ��������� ,<!-;, fe i' i'-a- life?1 V,' J -* i I T v i��������� THE KOOTENAY MAIL. Cough i / Medic :nes ' A.'l Kinds, Ai Sizes ��������������� Just opened nl, the CANADA DRUG & BOOK CO. REVcLSTO'x, ^ ;a B.C. steps to | icient and cine,tuberculosis in'til epiovince. nnd suggesting a nice- ting be held at en h'ceniie and the member for tlie distiict' appointed to .itend a meeting at Victoiia o 01- ganise the scheme. The value' of,the hosuital in_Kevelstoke daily. Theie were 22 cases last week, under tteatment. 'A bad case leceived vvas that, of n mail uamid i-chultz, with it bioken knee-cap b'til he is progressing'ii ell. > <��������� ������ DJED. ' * r , ' , ^ lviituv���������At CFiriy Valley, iR ' r> . on ,r . Monday .Innnary Ith, 190 1, Eli/, i, ' the beloi't'd wife of Willi,inr Kb l.y, ,i������ed (id ve-its , LOCAL & GENERAL y^._ < i A I l-,v em ;nith nil I Wa.- -ai tested at Vancouver on a charge ol tiling l.. . i1 ' i IJsi.-oo liei nii.ilit-i, . ,. ..'ciii Hiatr ' h ul her leg sprained while plajliig at I lie; 'illg' I'aldy Mill lay t (.'mug, .i\\t\ had to he earned hoincA 'Uunig lo the iiii'iij.i-e'of'wagps',ini| -cost ol papet llio Inui "dally pipers at Vancouver will la'so' the puce ol theii suli-i t iptions "A 'X boj wtis killed it Weslmin.-ter In Tiiuiiiiiu dti.ti'i-t an' mill.roll i ,cai i ied by a companion, ind the md '��������� f which jneneti.itcd the biam tindei theeje . . M'lvo; Mitchell" has been ic elected -by .U'cl nnntion at K.unlonps. The city of Kamlonps, ps ,r]p n deficit' of $2,020 foi the yen and had to "raise the .lave-,._ '" 4 ' ]: 'Iho guilds who --bad contiol of ���������C.lshi'l in the police lii'i;i"l<s :it C.l'- "gari hive been sonlenced to I'npiison- ment from si\- months to a your with BUSINESS LOCALS. High ola-s nt.tc paper at, Hows'. Older lour haul coal 'from IT.tN. Couisier. Shannon liles and hinders and all o lice supplies at Canada l.rugiv: Hot'k ' t ' s ,i (���������'"���������i , ' '; ,Wlicn you come to Kevelstoke In*iI the Central Hotel bus io take you to a good, hotel. Abrah.tiiisun tiros. Props. , ��������� Odnl lor the' teeth���������the gicat ICuropean tintisoptic���������delightfully refreshing. ( Try it, at The Red Cross Ding ritme. To lent ���������Fivc'-ii'i.niie.l f.tniishv'd coitage. App'ijat I\oo'i i:x\v * .M'aii. Ollice. '. f(' ', y ' The now g.in-.ei Flinch .it J'ews' Di tig Stoic. ��������� ,i . , , ' ',. lVcke?iiiul olliec* diaiios for 11)04 at Canada Ding it Book Co. , ', -, ��������� Travclleis' visiting ltoielstokc* w ill find the best aeeomudatii n.afc the .Contiiil Hotel. A l.inhani-i.u ' l.ios o Piu-h "tVniacaibti chocolates, at Mows A . c r Triieiuan's studio will' be open on Jan. 20th, until iinther notice. "'I ho 5.1.' hum II,a dpi ing- iai- bi en opened and is now le.idj to accoino- dafe visitois. ��������� ���������/ I.oso that headache by* Using our heaihi'chewiite!'-. They cine qiuokl.v. a' The Red Cm-- J): tig Stmo . ' , S. .McMahon ha-' turned .out excellent, dchteiv sleighs fm C. ,13 Hume it Co.' and Messrs. M.-iedonald tt-M-onteith , , l':eat slaughter rash sale. 20 pet cent discount otV all'goods for 15. days at W. J. (.icoi-ge's. ��������� ' , For sale cheap. seenn'l;haiid b.isc- huincr co.il stove. Apply at Koon:.v.iY na ii. M ui, ollice. Olioonlutes, ire.-h' in lib. and .1 lb. bo.-vos The verv best make at Canada Orug'tt Hook Co'. i Adio.itise in it paper that hustles for moie subscribers l.ke you do foi mote bufiness.' That pa pei is (he Kooti> foi- Kingston/Oi'it,, an account of the serious illness of hi- father. IV V. M.-irpole. second son of Gen-- oral ~it|>t M.npnlc, and Miss Newland weie niirtii'd' it Saiohas on Tuesihiy, and left lm Califoi nia on theii lnmej- moon li ip. '' x. Owing to the 'serious illness of her mother Mi-s Smith was unable to'at, tend .-chin 1 f..i several days this wc-k. , F- Young, of thesilirin of R.)id ,it Young, of Hciol-toko and Aiiowhe.id. le'turnod "I ucsd.i.v fiom a trip to the coast. r Mi.- T ,f. Ot.��������� Ii .in is at ICnmloop- with bet soil Oariett, forniei ly of the fmpoii.il Hank s-.ull' he're, and'who has been oidercd there for the benchI | ' I a ' I of hi- he.ill b. , II, McSiin ly C. IV K. engiiiemnii, is fttiriiing to Kev lstoke to icsido Ho will rue We-t. He leaves to'hiing his'wile and fa'nily back to their for- in'r honie, i'ml thinksn there, is no plni'i' liko Kev. lstoke..'. - ' t Mi-, (i. M. Clark gave'an enjoi able sleigh -p,irt,v on Thinsdny night. Among the jjtm.-tsj were, Mosdatnrs Kite. Tom, Mi--e-Wood Icy, Wilkinson, .Ann.ible, McPher-on, Sawyer, Messrs bein' ke. Adams .mil Callimin. ' - Hon.' K F Green, li. Wright uml O. A I'Vaser M. I' I"s , nai rnwlv escn-' , ��������� i - * ped being passengeis by the ill-fated steamer Clallam from Seattle, as thej'J ti .-.veiled by'lhe ,'trnin ��������� (o r. itch tti.it. ste.imei but an ived at Seat tie lialfrnn hoiu too late '. '- . , , Owing to an injury to, thej thio.it as the i oil It of his recent'illness, If Cool: h is been foi bidden by his'niedi- -- f IV f^ ' I cil ndii-ei-'to dn .-mi -riging ffu :i time, and so will not Ik1 iu hi- Usual . , t> place as leadet -,l the choir'rat the, I'tesbi lerian'L lunch for two oi ihiee weeks ' WINTER SPORTS. The rink 'opened Monthly,night for_ skating and curling and n m'o-t en joy.ihle time was spoilt though the ice i-- not yet in first class condition ow ing to the soft vvealbei. -The, usual cold snaps are now looked fm-dining the next six weeks but so fur the winter has been too m Id for making ice. , iiooki-y. '' , ���������', The'opinion is'geneiallv expressed that the committee *������liould eiiouuiagi' a' good bockry compel it inn at, the bonspfel. ' '���������' - Sot'.' nnd swoll.-n , j, ,iiii-, -burp, shooting pain-. loiliiiimr tiiii-.le.- in. ri���������I. no -b-"p���������I lint tiii'iin- t lieu, in.it i-.ni. It i-a (-i ii'ilioi'.. iIi-h.i-i- in light, bill Oh.imb, el.nn'- I'.iio Hilii, haS'CiiiMpie.'i'd il I ln.ii-iiii.l- of lioii'S'- Oiie iipplic.iiii.ii giv.'- relii-f. /Pry it. All di uggisl--oils-it. " '," ' *������i. ^ f If* Novvi-lbe lime tn pineure -i nice Xnuis present and (o meet the demand 'Y ive have pl.ici'd in-link the t oils ( . t_ , ', -. ' Ml Xmas Presents! Pairpoint Quadruple Plate Silverware - *' i ' n i l y ' ���������4* ,lie.'itilifiilly ile-igin-d and guaranteed not to rtarnish. Come early and A* l.-iKe youCi hoiie iii,!li* -o ii.- il'u'y an^giung faslAr' . J,'-������K ������4������ , ' -Besides Silvorvvaie we have Rii'/,(>r.-.''daryi>is and Knives in cases- ������|������ t -Fmks,.Spoons, 'Lumps, Sk.'ilei. Nickle'Pint''-'Holloivvvare.''und other ^ similler goods. Be suie nnd I'Xiimiue out show windows and see if we Ji * c.niliot s-jitisty you. FOR IIARDWARK ' OV ALL, KINDS. W. M: LAWRENCE rim rr\ IN Till'. COUNTY cniJleT.OK IfOOTKVAY. , ]IOI-I)K.V ATniOVKn-s'l'Dlsl'', IIKTiVKKN ,1.,11. ORKS-5M IN'. PLAIN I'll,''''. AS'O S It LUVIil.VCK. IJKJCKVIIAVT. ' - '" To tiii: ln:ri nda.n i : ���������' ' < 'I'itke noiici) iliul ihe nhoic nani"il phnntitl ha- eoinmoncrd an action iu;,iiii-f }ou iu (hi- Ciiurl, tn mem or rhu -um of SIS rfohr mid cosfs ot suit upon an a, con,.I for g m'ls -old and delivered and rlhiit service ol the summons and plaint in said action has lu'i'ti onleied to he inadi' upon ynu by puhht'.ition'ii! lln- notice .mil Hint .you aie iripmcd to tlio .nilwlhe l.CL'is'nir ..!' tins Cnint nt R.-vi'l-li.ku w ilhiii foil, Ire,, days I loin I he du|.- nl this unlive .iom dispute t.on-, il mo. In said ply,,,I. othor- wisciu.tirn.cnt will l.e giten ngiiiii-'i ion. , , " l.'i.i. ti Cil 1-sKlt. ��������� . '��������� , Regi-lnir nl l(Te Ooiiil. i...ied .innhum mi,, mm - , .hind la hoi md di-mi���������rl the foi.-e. XAV Ji.ur. ' TheK-oori:xvY M.wi. --i.itl' thanls Dun't f-.-r^ct we make loose-leaf ���������H. A Ihown, of the Union Cigar Fac hindeis and envois fui all kinds of loose -tory, for a neatly trot tip pio--cnt.itif.il sheets, and loose sheets for anv kind of 'hox or ������������������ On, Special " brand of cigar-. uj.���������,. \ve.lle licdqmu-te.s for cverv made, at the l.icli.i.i and which ..lloiV clnn������r it. n Io0s0-l"af way.��������� ICootenav a choice smoke M.iilollice Jhe lh.-lniul l.idu- h.iv, ,-iied a j |).. Cutty, Dentist, will be out of ..challenge to a I,,.lie- > tlcey team town f.u ..bout three week- beginning Ji-on^Ih'vi'l-tt.ke ti. visit K'.-laud .itj,,l.,.���������i the-tirst of February. Tbo-c-re- the [.vintm cnniiv.il 1 h, i:,.-.-i.m.! j,,,,;, ;���������? hi- -ei'iic.- please cil .., snot. l.ldii- bai c o'iei.'tl to i>.iv evpe l-o- <.f.,,. ......jijIh. <" the ii-iti������r- The IIev,'l-t..ki. Uhi-j C.-.ine's F.men Fiperorie i- tti-l-c.-t have -hi.iin lieu, phn-k bv p.-op ,-iug j.,.,,; m,,.t f.i-htoual.le today. Viet a lo accept the challenge. j,lix t.,yA .,. T)|0 r;,.,| tv,,��������� n!I1!: jw,u. Di. Fiigan. I'mwuci.il hrallh Ollice'.! r-".., mIc���������Ac.-.j:-r..veaii.I --.m'-euir has i-sued a cuculat stating it i- pi., j heater. V-...I.-!.. :? l> n ..........t t,050fl '"'' ' ���������"' ���������-" " '" t-'k- j Get yum ]^r-< iptn.n- lill.'.iy.vith : _ j ti." ;iuie-t ut ii-,ig- ;(- th. Canada! 'On Monday evening Mi*,. Cn'ehnan TERRIBLE FIRE; ' l * ' I '* Calgary Swept by Flames. Damage , ' to Extent of $200,000.. . Calgary, Thin -day.���������The mnsi ditj- astiou 'uu in t ho history ol the city bioke ^nll.i. m vcsteulay moin- ing. and heloic controlled at (i a." in. ,' I. . , r had done damage to extent ol-1.200,- (1007 o' ^ : a < ' ��������� < . i li destroyed the following -i ,." Norman block value, ijioO.OOO, owned ,by Seiiiitoi Lougboed. ������ 'Gi.tnville's di'v goods stoic "valued itiliO.OOO. . Knlieitsdn's clothing stoic' vahiid at +20,000. . _ ' - Soles clothing stoic valued at $12.- 000 '," - . Ken it Teriell. grocois, i.ilued iit ���������r'f'.UOO . , . ' " Voting and Co'- book and , nnis.e stoic valued at, ifl.'i.iWO. ' ' .Veil Noni.aiidie Thciilic, jiisl leady foi i.].ciiing. owned by Sen.iioi boug- hcfd, l" The Iho -tailed in a furnace and would have been c nitined to the'block had nut tho engine given mil. C.iiitiiin Smaii was seii'ui.-l,v in- jtned inhaling ga-. Senator hougheed will rebuild I'tnni'd lately f^ff^Ti x*~ I-.<" in rnicconNTY founr nv too-i-ics-ay. Ilf.l DKN vTR'-:yi LSI'ITCIO I'K'I-VVKKV TIIK Al!l!"i1 II KM) LUUIU'IU COM I'ANY, LISIII'KI) IMiVIX ��������� Ii.'|,-s. \\M) ai.i-X uimivx-. <irm<pei\-i-,i': i<\'0\\rxT' . AS \ UA.V'll.l,' I'. DKli'lCVI) 1 IT. ' -, To'i'iu: Di I'I NDAM" . . , , i 'I'like nnlii'.' Ih.ii the ,ih'n4e*na'iii'il plaintill- li.ni' ctiinnii'ni'cd nn nt linn .tgm-i-l - nn in Ihi- t'uiiil lo recii'ur llu -in ui *2i.','d"'il and costs of suit upim a ceitain pi oini--<ii v note made hv'yoii-iu tavor ot -aid pljoni ill- and that-en ice ol tho -llnmion-.1 il'l plaint in said action has hct'n,oidi'itd 10 he imi-Ie upon you by political mil of I his notice and I'm' ynuare ���������ui 1111 ed to (lie null Iho Item-it .11 1.1 tins Com t nt Iteielstoke willnn loui'luen tint- liran Ihe date of flu- notice ymicili-pmo 11 .le. 11 anv. (1. said pl.tiur, otlniwiso j.uigiu "il will bo given against yon.- , ' ' c< , t , - 1--ti-::):,'������'.-icii.- ���������' ir ��������� Iteeisl 1.11 ni Ine Court. Dated .Ianu.try llih.'inil ' |:::j E JaBOURNE;^^! fw������ , ' ,< 1, j, , , 7 < fif> f> Boots, Shoes,'-Men's'Furnishings, r- '<'. '<$ <$>, -7 ": , ;��������� .������������������ Clothings Hats, Caps, etc., etc. .f, ���������VT*) f(,A,,s> T\ THlL_l.!_t fl- Ct^^l,^ lWIIJ���������* ���������!,.' - '#*! M " 'I T-Capss' Famous Mackinaws, German Socks, Mitts, etc!- " * -������������' . 7 Canadian Rubber 'Company's 'Bubbers and Overshoes. rJ? s* ' Barg-airis in Boy's Winteir' Siiits and Overcoats. -. *& UV ��������� 7 , ,,- " ��������� ���������' 7"'% v ','4 y ''_ f&) REVELSTOKE STATION, B.C. tS*.,. - ', .. ��������� * "���������~--;*~ yy yy��������� A - 7 '., y ���������-, <^i^<^(^(^(^(f|l(^r^r^'^(^(^^t^(^(^(^ ~ " yANOHGE. , ' NOTICK it huiehv gin n-lh,il lliuly d 1)- ��������� i.riei date 1 111I1 ml to appl) l>. Ihe Chief Commishioiiur ol Lands and Woi k- torn special liotuse to cut '11 nil i.itiy.awa.v uinlit'i liomthe follow ingdcqCTibid land-, vi/.- , ��������� CoiiiinenciiiK at a |io-t ni.oki'd "A Ui'iielle's 'southwest, cornel |ii.sl,"al Ihe loot or Upper Aiinvv 'Lake on the east suie 111 nmug east SO chains, llienuc no th SO chains ilicii."- we-tM) chains mote or less to l,ik.> slm.v. tlien in .1 -out heily tin eel um-SO chain- uioe.ti kss, lolloiiing tho haul, nt the Columbia met'to po.nt of commencement. , A. 'IKN'KLLK. IShiUmp, U. C, December 101 h. Ill it. Your ii-fidc"unless1 you wa'iH'<>obd ffoods, well tailored^ 6 'and cut with a"'perfect style... y ,- " ' , ' - "J at' livino- prices y , .', , ,s> I ' , , , ' t- ,4< , ' 794 FashibhableA ..M *��������� y t ������������oviir yTailor.; > NEXT TAYLOR BLOCK. ,- The only phicu in town you cm got- it. ,- * < UNION MADB/aud. A. Wilson, MoIvlSNZIR AVENUE, \' 1,- ���������- '.WANTED^ '1 MUSICAL EVENING. WANTED��������� Kx-|. 1-1 i.-nc'.'d I. ind- mid appi "lit it.-- for (hi-s-tiiakiiig. Apply In \V. .1 Gi-oigi-. SAMSON & PAULSON, Painteps,Pap3rliangers,Sigr.wi,iteps KALSOMINMNO litj.M'J Oidet- iMf"iiH prompt ..'. '..-nfinn. Set.nid -1 1. - HKVKI.srOKIS UBNITURE I , ��������� ���������, r ,' 4 , . O- 1 . ^ * 1 : , 1 * For the besfand .nicest Xmas goods.call and sec' R. H. Howsqn ' & Cos ' large Tissortment of - fancy Rockers, ' Ce'nte'r "Fables,��������� Couches, .China Cabinets, 'Ladies'"'Sec-' .refarys, etc. 7.7 ^.<-A. . .-.i-Y*- ' ~- . A . R. HOWSON &,co.; ..Undertakers and Embalmers. 0OB91 Picture Franiinjj. nn.-.md fi- c 1 gavi'a mo-t (-movable musical even- ' *~ - ���������- ' nig \V "M. Lawrence' wits ehaiiinaii Social and Personal:* tl"">(':���������^,,, 'ir"1 llK' l"ll,)w"K������no I>'- md \U- Ci-..-. ref> T, |(.-es,'-it Mr nnd .Mr-. II. A. Ihown. ,,'Mr ,'ud.Mr- Lii/rent"' Mr. ami Mi-, -!''>' 0" lue-si-y Af-. and M". K. If Le.ii-, Miami -"'ir- L'n.dm.irk, Me-ilames Dent, n't. 'iit",!d--t'id;,ii,g i-.-hit��������� ,,,ui, ,5l.v^ Tivc.'il.l.tle, ,Mi.s-es A. tit'.- ir '.'.irieuii r ' ^.���������itb. IVtto.ii't-e, Temple. Dent, X. a ' i-U to th' i> r!-y lliiltatliiii- for a ai II de ti --:ii,it itlit'ii on the *2"(h. i- l!:-o'Mi i. tin i,e>l UNJtpN CAFE Gnodiow A; Vimcnf. Pi op*.. . " l^-L-t di IlllpOM.ll I't.lItU Fini'-i Oiife in Revels!,..!<e Open-All Da.y and r-T;ght For Sale. A I Salmon Ann. KiO Ad i's Ti nil, and Slo'k L I : ."() .'oies i-IimiiiI. Apply io \. S. 11 EN'IIV. Mi-i..n Ciii.li. (J. ' NOrflHAMINT.U BUT U5EF.J, i,- -Um ij Iron. ��������� ran-;-fo on a \ i���������ir to hi- f nnilv lli" I'i .Ih ii in-ui.1 -oe,.tv i,.,.l ,i-i , . 'i'-lit I..( "t!' ������������������ >."' did pint 'in Thijr- ���������it i l-i t'.|s morn I emp1, ."���������m"b. Lndii''!' Oratlt, .Melntyre, M������--i-. I'. I.i--.'.J Ouy llarber, Taggart, (l-boiiii', ('i-:i-i-f.>ril Vv'. Jliiinphries, (! ; II llumpbri.--. .1 T.c.l)i. W. W. in-i II i i>fi-ii������i. All'iin, .M'-f'.iimi.-k. Mr-y it-i'hi nn !���������". i'i-.i d hi a black -i1, " ..jii .ii-ii I with jilk ii"t mid ��������� t I I 111 V .'I .1 | l.'t l'y> ,i h ,| wa;. i I Tin' i it.iii..��������� j,,. i , ii-i il ui t hi- i ' ,,,,,, m a tr I i* a I Tooth,ic pain- in Ihe . hi adi (!��������� appt,ir in a f, in.' i in k i '-��������� K ! i - .���������!������������������ -I III*"- Have You Indigestion ? Liioi rroiihlc cui-ifipatinn, etr ' b'.-e it fountain f-yiii'/e wifh win in iialei. You will '.'i'i nliini-f in���������t.i ti t relief Si/'-i ��������� Two h t'-'f- in tin* C.ugii'v h i ��������� fi ( li .' i i' a ^f.l.OI* UlolMi 1 and v.i'l , (, - M< ( -it. r. ��������� 11 .iii.tiiiii. .." n ii .M. ,f. O'fiiii'ii h t'r w-ii-rd iy nio.iiu.e -��������� ection. Orch''-tr.i; So.'ig. Mr. ! l',.r',er: Song, Mr-. Ihiiy.ii, I'm no In.-'./iiiiifiit.il Mr-'. Hi*;.-: Song, Mr-< ' Tin.'hlah'. \,iii.l) -olo Mi. MoC'or- ' niK '< .-'out! Mr.- ��������� <(.,)!,. and ���������-,i a--i<t<-,l in nc-iving I, i' '��������� i������-d- by ' .Vi* Maii'f ���������"ii'i'imau ,. .,1 .Mi*- fi'-rii'lde f/"iit, who vi"ie I mix! di --.<l in ivbit< I'lniia -ilk. 'li wo-! i 'I',ii. fnlluwitij. v. I- 'he pii.giilliniie of 1 i K-nilig ' I RED CROSS DRUG STORE J. A. ISCCMIAVf. I'. S.��������� L'so Kue ih' (^uiniiio ( I'iiiatid ) foi the hall. Moscrop Bros. I ' um '< .-'i.iih Mr.- I-awrcne,,': iJtiett, ' Sanitary Plumbing, Hot f \[r���������. {,,.,.. (1!)(1 Mr-. fVeeboan, H-mg, Water & Steam Healing, j Mr. Hum|;h:'0>-; ISanjo nnd Cuitui Pipe Valve Fittings, ' i������-fium.-i.t..i m-m-. ri-ibcr i.,���������i f.ev I- "-'(.iiif \ft l.ef.-nti <; fn-triimeii- ! tal, Mi-1 Lnwn-nct' and Mpk Ciaiil; >itj, Jin. /lent! .Song, Mr Cook; Revelstoke Dairy���������^=:?^ (' A UlIVI-.LL, l'r.i|iii-(.r Orders received for in.i's, : 'nillc:- tnof^owcS J. cf* Xs4 -w ''tepyjieMuw Hn������<?������. I. A. SMITH & CO.;'Agents,'Revelstoke; B.C, team .um iresli Cttst. mei-can H'lyon h.ii iiiir on ti ipiuen,! nl- hlh il ibiil-,- aroer 1'0UI' '' '-��������� ,'"" "������������������"��������� ,l",li,,' "��������������� F.lcctric Lamps. Door Bells and Annunciators. Electric Fixtures ^ Put In.' s. xvtoi^:_A:s:oj^r ' BLACKSMITH and a WHEELWRIGHT... Gordon's Biock. Second Si ^^3aai^gdidaE33smi^?/M5^^ Neatly and The Kootenay Expeditiously Executed at Mail Office. .-ind a complete linr: of the GENUINE r-������.|( ctKiti, I )i-(-lie-tl'a. Second Street, RevelstokeKmI^vZuL The Ci'.'iit Xorthern Mines; have decided lo add immcdiiiti'ly another ten stumps to the Oyi'ter-OrifCrimi e. "1847 Rogers Bros.99 Knives, Forks, Spoons, etc. Evr* Cfircfttlly examined nnd jproptrly fittcil to (he best Krn<*-e I Hcpalrlnif. V_^X V ��������� THE HOTEL VICTORIA K ... U.ASON. VIOTOHIA. '- B. O. Anii'ifc-iin iini' Kiiiopciiii IMini, Aniui iLiiii I 'I.i u $2.1 II mill Upwiiril- Bti'iini Hu-Ueil. Sainplu looms. The Revelstoke, Business, College Day and livening Classes in the Library Building.' I'l-ncliciil insi ruction i-< given in Book-keeping, Commercial Arithmetic Penmanship, Correspondence, Shorthand, Typewriting and English, and other subjects ciiti he -irninged for Choice Christmas Goods at 0F3.CC , anning's Ai, 'i Tom Smith's Crackers from 25c. to $1.75. Christmas Cigars at $1 a box. ~������^-��������� Fresh Home-made Confectionery. -���������- Fine Assortment of Christmas Gifts
Print Run: 1894-1905 Frequency: Weekly, Twice weekly from 1900-01 to 1900-10 Published by R.W. Northey from 1894-04-14 to 1895-03-02; Revelstoke Printing and Publishing Co. from 1895-03-09 to 1896-04-04 and 1901-01-17 to 1905-12-30; Atkins and Smith from 1896-04-11 to 1898-03-26; Atkins and Campbell from 1898-04-09 to 1899-05-13; and B.R. Campbell from 1899-05-20 to 1901-01-10.
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