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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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aJ^^/f $>% 1>'i ^>TJj3TJZSid:E3ID' TUESDA A-ISTTZ W������ZTT l. ^r tfbL v.���������ISO. ������=/ ' -utEVELBXOKE. B, (./JllTf 17. 1900. 82.00 a Year. 'A* <��������� c*k ������> A **> ������*. ' A ������> m A ������������? ������������ <f> A <** ^* ������i������ A A iv������ /������ /*> <S rS ������% ������*������ .2. . fig? ?*->.w������������������*;���������)rv^>-v^fvp���������;������-. ovieg* V??;foy\r,?fo mwrfo;v>rfcfgh**o tvar-^p *w>P&ft??,r*<��������� jp,*&-. t->, Vt^t /S <n m r% Tl in CSV) -'*' .S I-,'E 7 "1""; .- fi J ������ n J iLiij ii'luJiUiudl .. "ll I '.).. 'i p It3.5 ;i ,1? X %v ^ /Tfc /T $. 57* 3 ^^ (Tg @ /"& ,' c^b Lacii������3 Blouses���������Special offer in 'new and efo popular goods, latest styles, regular prices cfo $i, $2. and ' $2:50. going' now at 50c, - fi? , $1.50 and' $1.95.' , ' <j������ Ladles .Skirts���������Crash ."Linen. Piqueo and ^ Duck: ' reguiar.'p'ricc, ' $i-.50 $2.50, $3.75*. r-|'' $.i. ^o, yoih;.' now at $ 1, 1. =;6, 2. j =5 and' -?. r, Moii's ITarmsliings aiid Clothing���������AH J| Wool Tweed Scree and 'Worsted Suits' "? from $!'! lo $17; 'Mens Baibrifi-ean uncier- '&&������������������ ��������� ������ wear ,suits $1. Boot-S; aiid.'Shoes- -Reduced, for one day. tgj A\'"e make a speciaroffer of a si)!endid line s#j of slices, perfect' fitting, good, new slock, c|j ��������� 'STANDARD PREGEIS5, SATURDAY," JULY-14, f , PRIGt S3.75. ��������� . , '��������� ������ \Yt also 'carry a choice slock of Carpets aild/J^ Linoleums, second to- none in the city. ��������� *. Call and see us If o Trouble to Siiow -Goods, sy.������ i'Wi 11'- ������ ^ ���������^J ^w^ws^v^u^u^.^ Belts!- '-Baits! Belts! JjuILS -AT��������� Gu\ ^ S_-^ C3. ������ ������t> t^ fl Q itlB jEVvell^K'S nn Fhe n,58d fiobinsoi Lnmbflp Oo. Limited, On and .*ift������-r Ihis d.il".* our !)irt(.-i.'s fen- cut fii-cj\vo('d will In- ;is I'dllous: $1 per cord at Mill . C.P.R. Watch inspector. C3^ 1^% t'% '���������! H fif $ M R Dmyiiiij and rli-lhcrin-,' a. specialty. Team's ai ways ready ' at sliorlest notice. Contracts ft-r jubbiii", taken. Ayy.iy i>,v 'II. C. Oil Cf. ert Samson. Get that Water Pipe Fixed. ���������'He'lldoitfor voss. $2 a deliverecl. Prices Cut'for Cash, , Fred Robinson,Managing Director ' -\ I (!:������������������ ciiincil nifciin^ ]ri-it],iy ui^lit ill" ri'llo-.vii:^ '.-il'lfi iiicu were |,i-.-mmiI : ..Mi-fti-i-j. Kiljinlt if-k. Ni'M-inrin, Abi'.-i- li.*iiii--o'i .-md (iun!o:i, with.Mil. Go'i ilmi in' I In- cli.iir. ' ��������� , T!hj niinutt'^.o!' I lie | j *.-\rioii> nii'elin,^ W'.'if read nnd ruliii.tcil. The l\ il lowing i-r-n/imipital ion 'w.-i.- v.'fi'ivcd : , i!ev-L-t<ike, 13. ('., July lUth. ]:",':(). 'I'i the Xif.-i;. c-!-';.:.d Coi |un ;il.ibn : t-i-i'ili'-ineii.���������i hex to ini'Si'iif yon \viL!i "in 'excellent jiiuiLojii'Aph of (he ^idnwuiU on Uonulcis s-'trer-L in this city, whic'.i 's ho|U' voir will rti|t l-efiiKe lo a'ccepl. l;n! i'ath.'i- i'raine it and li.-m^ it in Lhe council i h.-imhcr in i-i'iiieiiihi.-iiu'u or l.'ic 'goii'tl \viii*!v done in Ihcyrars' lSRlanrl IiKJO.,, ' I w ouid. ;;ilso respeel fully titi>^est Ih.-iLa !i-;l-l. lit; |.|.*ici-d s-ir that tht-bLi'ps which'li.-ivo lieeii'littiil ^inc (iie pJioLo- gi-aph w.-it. t.-iUt-n, Crin he seen al ni<;hl. and that a mail' he" stationed llu-i-e (ti as--,i:-t ladies wi'lh hnhy can iages 'in oi-dt-r In' provi'iit, accidents that may piovc ('xpens'.iye to the cil'y. ���������- . [ nil),, ireuLleiiien;- Yonrt. ohedi'ently, ' . .'P. R. I'KTgKStJX. XMovcd and seconded hy Aid. 'Kil- pati ick and AlMahaii)*-on Ihat the clerk be instructed tO' write lo M\. Putersun th.-inkin^ hiiri for l.he'fine view of the Douglas sti eet sidewalk'. Carried. ' A petition was received from the , . i property owners on Alrlvenzic avenue ro.jini-liiipf Llinl. the inipr.ovenient work to ht> done on the avei'iue he carried out in iic-ciirdai-ici','withjhi: pl.n^bhown in skelc'a accoinjianyin^'. whieii Lca\''e position oi" walu, lion'eviir-d ami road- lied. "''Ki-ferrcil lo puMic '\uu ks ami piopei I.y couiinillei'. j{3*:ru3rrw ok uojjjrnrrKKri. To (he Mayor and Council of the City of iievelstoke : i Gentlemen, ��������� Vuursiieciai counniltee ajipoinlecl to-confer with tlie' Jievel- ���������rtoke' V\';iler-, 7_,iy-ht 'and Power Co., relative |ti (he pioponed purchase of theii jioiii'ity hej; to report.that on tHc'l.'JLli July inst an I I hey agaiu mel the directors of that company when j Ihe following- basi--; of n purchase w.-o* | tu rived at, on the tindeialnndinj^ lh������t j at a l.-der date the actual li^ure*; .sh.-ill Iheaiiivcd at from an examim-d ion of I tiie company's bool-ti-. j' The coiupany will a'ccepl I'.ie'ii'u.'ounl of I in* capital --lock ac-tu.-iily paid'iu "nil the ait'oiii.t leotii-.ed liMi'iii'rt'il i %}, = Fi ' o ������t V -pecli.l idle In m.-el Ihe ilili i est oil I jf(5ii3lfli ������' llj> \JlOM' U t'lal the a moiii.t b\ delienl ui .-s i.-;u,',| and .-iid.iirj- lund will he I i.e .-,u.:i i.j' $! j������,'). i'). ' "Volll- Cf.Jlllilil ice 1 liel efiii recoiliiui lid that ;s bv lav.' he iul i odticrd for lc\ ^, in" on I he do!!..i' a f;eni'ral rale nf 12'.' u on'as.-.er-sed valtit'of r. ,-il <'sl.ilo and on not mole, than .".0 jier.ceiit of (lie assessed value uf improvements, pio- vided -".-'.ul rale i\ paid by,I lie a^������e>-ed ou or hel'ore lhe 1st day of Novenil er, 1000. and a ^'-ner.il rale as afmes.-iid of 15 mills on i he'dull-ir if pai;l ait er (lie 'T h Ghiiiese Toi'tupe. ' (S;'>L-(-::t! lo I lie Mail.) ' .. Vf.\*.���������];.viiio.v, j).'c, July lfi.--The navy flep.-irl ment tin's morning jc- ccived confirmation -fruin Admiral i i ltctny of'llie reveiso .su'stiiinefl by tlie iillicd forces r,i, 'Tien -Tsin on -llie l*5t Xdvenrlrri. V.M). And for levyii ������>; j in ii-iiiinr or the l.'k-ii: The. despaU li a special rale of .'j 1-7 mill-; in ihe'dollai on a-^M'Si-ed value of ale ar.d on nolo more than ,7.) p.-i . ecu I, of (ho*1 assessed value of iinpi oveiiieu!s. ��������� .Appended to this iepoi-1, will lie found a delailed statcim n'l'of llie e.*,l'.iiu ileb for the;ye;ii-. IiCFjieci fully f-uhiiiilTed, . , ' T. KllJ'ATitlCK, (Jli.iiruiiiii. lie veKj ukc, July ltflh, lt,'(X), , iCSI J^iATIOO IIKOJOIPTS. -Cenieleiy' ' $ *!(j p[) . 'Dehontiuc series U 2000 00 b u-e depart nienl ..JOU .,i Trade licences ] loo 00 Liquor licenses'' r 'L'llO 00 , ��������� Dr,<j; iax ��������� :-:;;o oo itoad lax i���������:;(:;) r . '> .200 00 ' Government. 1^'JO taxes J7UO0O Piiid ace. Dt-benlures ' ��������� 'o serics.C. ',' , . '. 2'.'0 00 - ' Police lines 3078 iii) $ ].7i 00 - M7 3,730 217 y.) J.2,7) 7o , SO 70 J 77 Wi 2.851 ���������Ki 7J 80 m -15 Ui 00 % Jif9 01 ] 1-15 -12 oi)7 SO S7 00 W--^ -i , , . VL I in* 1. Cl |'it cl I ^l III. IV ill I I I.I i M' jl. 1 |(l I 11 agOTiS,' , JjeilVery IWS, l.^^7^ Plus Ihe/aiuount t,r llie. bank loan of $2'J.000, plus Lhe amount of lhe lb"> Buggies, ' Etc., ���������: AT :*��������� ~ ' i.'MOMAHON'S yH 'V V ii li XJ 0 Blacksmithing -and Woodwork . done on short notice. '. .Carriao'cs Built to Order. , $0328 87 KS J'lriiATLII) " :i'X!?UNDlTU������i-:. 'Interest-' ' Election e^xpense.-. Fij-e bt italics'- ilealf ll depcll'SliiellU IX-i-j;lib 1 en lei! ' Postage & ,telef;ra in.** J'i intiny & V-taliuuci y Police depl. Pati'iolic celebration Pi-iaonei-b' kee|i Eoad lax refund-. K.'iiids ii iul streets Salaries Sick .-md do.*>tilute Jn<ur.-ince -��������� lOxperises of intjiiestb Hydrant rent.il Telephone service Snow exponM'- , Donations Mi-ccilaneoiis ' Oilice rent Oi'lice I'm ni-shint;'- Puel'o- ' *' ' , 0 $11,1.18 21 ?\Iov'eoand seconded by Aid. Kilp;it- rick and Al-i-.iham-on ilutt Lheiopcu-t of the finance eonimiltee dated July i3lh he adopted. Carried. , , ., ., . A by-law for levying- rates fortinH=---A >cw Yn,'U P������per P"������������ts a story year 1900, was ininichiccl, received j t0 tl,e e{^el ill at the. wounded ' with three readini;-; and was pa-Ved with | Admiral Se\in<u.irin his retreat, from' ' -!0 (.") 81: J 50 , 20 50 165 70 -15 00 f It1! 50 20 00 i'i) 00 1 50 00 is front Clio Fou dated July Kith and say**. : ' ������������������ Jt is reported that the allied forces at lucked thc: native city on the md -ning of lite l.'Jili with the Uus^ianS' on (he ri:;hr. with tho 9th United Stales infantry ;'ind the 'Marines on lliu left. The' losses of tlio :d!ied '. ' ' ' foives were large. "The' lUissi;uis lost 10U h.eu 'i'lcl ud ii'i g the artillery Colonel;" the AnieVicans o\er -JO; Jjiilir-li o\er -10: daijiinese OS inclufliti<' ,' is . Colonels; j<Yonu'h 25. Colonel Ijiscuin 'of the Oih U. !S.1' infnnti y was killed, alio Capt. i");i\is of lhe Mai ine .forces.. Captitin Lemly and Lieutenants JJutler and Lennaid 'weie wounded. At seven o'clock in the evening llie alliid attack on the nativepcity was repuhed - with great loss. Tlie. let urn's are l ot yet complete. Tho details ha\e"not yet'been confirmed. * ��������� Lcc-jdon, July lu.���������The foreign oilice lias iecei\ed -no advices to day frr in . .China. '.Although .Lprd bidisburv - does,not tltuiht that Sir Claude. Mae- I')ou dd. thc ihilisli IMinisier at Pekin h;is IJeen murdered, he has m-t \'et taken any* steps .relratdiii" iiilerua- liotiid i el.it ions as icgaids China. Theie is at present 'no inclination to , gi\e v the Chinese Minister hispapets. Loid Stdisluiry has not seen or.heaid a nulling from this functionary, for "e\eral (\.\y-i, in fact not since his Lordship made the request thai lie ��������� Ir.insuiit .i message to Sii Claude, Mac- D.mald., The Chinese Minister agreed but nothing further ,h is been heard of liiin.v t ' ft Av let lor has been icceived.frnm Lady Ckuidc' MacDunald, wife of lhe Biiii-!i aintiassador at- Pekin,1 wiitten wlion the s'.i nation was crowiri" ihieatening. ��������� Slie s;iid that till tlie. ladies of the legation had supplied themsehes with poison to be taken as ;i last resource. v 'I i I f earnings of tiie company expended on capital accounl, pin- fifteen per cent per annum on the capiiiil actually'paid 'in, Culciil.iled from tiie several dales 'when the same was, paid in, and deducting from such total the profit.-, earned by the compnuv from (lie date the business was commenced���������al! cal- j the unanimous consent of ihe council. , Pel.in', weie shot by fi iends in order to i pie\ent them fiom being tortured bv j Lhe Chinese.- ir.- being impossible to i !i.i\e'them mined to a place of sifetv,' T1 ! \ Fir* I .-Ire-.'t near Moii-oiis j.it. 'SA ������\ i r* 5 si p o, Trv t L =ir* ' - i'��������� * .' &F- fr (������������������ Ills l\ g P h g sy i ill Sic" !��������� A Ii ^ ;, *r- p tl -J. puoofl pro For sewing ri.'tcliiiie .sujinlies of all reputobi', m.ihes -'ipyiN in J. W. BIDNNETT, representing The Singer ^ifliv. Co., MacKeii/jie Ave. Eoar j by the week 84.50 Meals - ( - 25c Home ma'de Hri-.rd. 'Cake- and Pi for * Chinese employed A. OOWBT. for s;il". Open day ;uid ni.^h dilations lo lie made io [\\<> l-i .^epl.'n 1 er, ]5 00. that hciiifr lhe eailie-t po-si- hledaleat which th" purcha-e c;in be t'fiiiij.!"!^!, iJe-pectliiily .-ul mil d d, i ��������� '' T. Kn.rAviM-'K, . Aclii.g ('il'.-iirniai! of Connnillce. July i Jlh. l.';0. ! ' 31fn*ed an 1 si eonded by Aid. Kilpal- 'j rick .-ind Acwnan lh,-il (he r.-poilcf ^ I the .-neci.jj t oiiiiuii I ce aj>poiuled lo confer w id. tlie I\e\ el^tol.e W.ilcr, I 1-igh and Power Co. i "l.il ivc lo I he j pinx-ii.-i.-e of l heir i'l o.i, dated July loi-h , ��������� be adopted. C.n-i i< d. j XMoved find seconded by AU. ICilp.it- -v-��������� | lick and Newman that Mr. 13. A. Law- "["son bri engaged to wu: k in coucei I ^"V5.?s1*'--C' liilvh^r-nf fir] ! t!;e poo: fallows pieferred death at the ttuVyivuti UAiiafeuaud, | ,,.lIlri, llf lhpir trieilfIj, h; pMifl!ienco t0 , ' being butchered by thc Chinese (-r.v'.'-i.il to llu- ?.!.\;i.) i -������-.������-_ Capi.tuw.v, Ju'y in---When the J Trade with tliu Mother Country. war in S.u.lli Afiici is o\er 10,U00 |' iiuers (.hiii'ly mil luaii/.cl cili/.ens of j The unpei i.d tr;rde lelui'ii.s for June llie Tl .in-o. .i.d, w ill euiigi ale to t he HlTil^."."'"! G-f All Edison Standard wilh the Ii--vel-toke W.iler, Light and i Power t'o. to assist in Ihe cilv'.- inter- ! est i:i arriving al. llie diff'T enl compii- ! t.ilions recniii'i-d bv I he rejioi t of ihe 1 special committee dated Julv l.'Jih . . . Phonograph !?n1i"d-1 , r , \ " ,. o i i iii llie Jiayor and Conned nt lhe Cily v.illt aii t,ln- J.it-.-i, i..--i-.\.vaincs-;.-- wl'l t.iku and ropi-a.hn c ri co.rd-. (.-r.aiiiU-ro unjliidim,*-, Hceorder. r.'cnrn \-ii_, v. P,r..'-X- Uoni. i--"f-.i>phin; Sli.i\iri^- Knif,*. );.iv Ttibcs, t'diiic-K ifair Uni-ii. ni! ( ,\\-,. .������;-���������, Onc-liali do-^'.i llcvoui- ,-.a<l Ji- i.k- cf instrtictio'i.' PRICE $25.00 ' OHAS ii AMAM of ReveUvke : GeiiileMieu, ���������The f'naiice fommii tei bej; ie.r..- lo i"p.u I lhal Ihev have con sideierl Ih" e.-(ima!e- for- lhe ���������"cvsid fii.d lb it 1:1-' .iinoiiiM f rpr-ed le lie i.i i-*i -.1 by -.r i *: 11 ��������� j . 11 late t.i meet th' e-iiuiaied expendil in*" for1 I iie cm renl ycu will be lhe ��������� uin ol !.;.vU���������"J.'j7, rtiid i low lhal, i ho impoits inlo the rnftcil uuneii Males. j I l;, An-e;,,ans j Ki!^'!,"n r"Jitl Canada inc.e.i.sed dur- , ' iii-t 11 i-il iliOMih over I he. coi respondiri" aie ai;.. niiiiig ihe n.o eiiKiit. ' . , > ; V : , i r h ��������� v ^ ^ jinoniii ot l.tst vi'.tr io l lie fijllowiriir .Thehlcsl Mach.ul.irp atKiie.-, vi.-ue ''(Jx!(M"t . . v\u>^\ .s9J,1.000: bacum iii.it .Pieside.u 1-Cni-er will i -. i'a'-e io i -"'jooU.OOO : ptnp, s.'30,000 ; Km*. '?l 10, -tiriender uulil his "-ujiplir iliinsted." Nl..i" N'oifK. July 10. A Herald despatch fiom Preloiia s i \ s I li il I lie . "'' L',i! l'''* s'^'ep Jli-ei.-. continue massing i'n.rn len-toj^^'" ('^!<,i' ';,1(' Iweuly miles outside of .\iag.i!le-,biu ^ j '''l,-'"li:<! lo Canada worsteds andiron inline iie.ii- PrelnM.i. Their hi.i.e. ������������������- ! "-v'n now cm end from lhe Delai Ibiiiwi.y aciiis*. I !:e ''A'.iisbu ������ e-l \>'ai d. Th" en< ni\'-I nl d -I i r!-<,'i h (,x.,' 000 : fish, si00,000 ; wheat, i?90.000 : '! p;.aS !U 10.000. C,, (he oiher- hand i h.'i e w ei e iicei e.e-es in lhe impoi i.iti.m lUllil'l".1. r md one or i exports from la.iiji in ia I!a\ ���������; line '.\ed di ci fuses, but lhe iimjui it v of other lines show good inctcases. ',' r li ,0 | is 10 IJ'W ii'.-u wilh in my g", ia.'.c: i ��������� li of I l.Mn-*qiiitoes iirivt^ bei'ti in ikin^ llieir I e.- en l. il >w n gi\e;i il.nu.i; oi-i lie past few day?, iie Priiisii in iiii .uin;. ,'ias { Ti-e-y v..-:.- -=o numeioi:.- in the hush -���������r.p.nv uiiil'.d.'ii-e. 'lhe ye-ieiday ilfal i,l:e ere w working: in the oy^ing- f-,*rni]i near f he canyon hart |o pt n! w oi k ami tome tu town. li THE KOOTENAY MAIL Zhe Ifcootena^ flfoatl , PUHblSIIKD SEMI-WEEKLY. ���AT��� 'REVELSTOKE, B.C., , -HY- " I!. K. (.iAML'HELIv " ����� I'OHI.lSllliK AMI J'KOl'llU-.'lUI:. Subscription Price, $2.00 Per Annum ADVERTISING ' cation. KATES qnoL 'on iippll- J03 PKIXTIXG of every kind at inoii reason able rates and short est, notice. ��� ACCOUXTS for job printing or advertising -, payable on the iii-st of every nioirlh. ��� COUKESPOXJJEXCE on all matters of local or public inieresL invited nnd carefully considered. All communications to the Editor niu>-t be accompanied by the name of (lie _^ writer, not necessarily for publication, but "���*" iurrin cviuTJiicu of-gubd faith. ' n Address Tiie Kootenay Mail, Revelstoke, B.C. ' TtfiSDAY JULY]7, WOO. ' f THE DOMINION HOUSE. Legislation in tli3 Interests of Labor��� ,, A Labor Gazette." r. ��� The concilial ion bill whicn has beeii carried through the bouse Il-.is week ' in charge of Hon. Mr. M,ulorl< is tlie ��� most' practical and, delinilV piece of legislation iii (be intercst> of' labor J that has been placed upon the stal n(e book for many years: and nut only 'will it "prove a- valuable act to the working classes'but the whole community as well, for that whicli affects labor whether beneficially or (he reverse,' necessarily" .and, in a like manner, affects (he entire coiuuiunily. The'.act provides machinery for llie simpler anil more permanent, settlement, of trade di-putes, and is ha-vd upon an'imperial law which has been ' thoroughly tested, and under .which many trade dillliciill ies. have been ' periiiiinenll\vand satisfactorily sealed. 11 is not coercive iu its piovi-iuiis, bid simply offered adequate ui.u hinery,' of 'which both aide.- may lake ail van Inge without loss of dignity or self re.-peci, and with reasonable, prospects <">f arriving at ;i happy ti rniination of their difficulties. Am important, provision' eoMhe bill is'Iliat, under wliich 'a labor gazette will he published inoiilhly for the |Hirpose of gathering anil tlisseu i- n itiug facts ( f inteiest and value to tlie labor wm Id. and this proposal' has been warmly eiulo'rse'd by labor men the Dominion ovei. .Yet another langible piece of i vi- d'-iKe of the governiuenl'.- praclital sympathy w.il h t he toiler ha-- conic to light ""this week in addition, t.o (he provisions requiring conli acloi> on government works to pay io their workmen not lea.- than 'the iiirient i;;ites'of w;iges in, (he disl rict \\ ben: lhe work i> being performed, the gov- . ernnient have adapted another regtj- ! hition which leqnires thai aii hmHi J- employed on government works shall ' be resident* of ��� Canada.' Th" first contract to which this provi-ion applies is one rfor improvements in the lrirbor at Sarnia_. The conditions whicli Hon. Air. .Mulr.ck'. acting minister of public work--, has incorporated in this contrail- expressly pi n- vides that evci y wotkuian .-h-dl bt* a Canadian resident. The same pi-ovi-usn is also ,to be inserted into lhe coutiacl for tiie break water iit Port Colborn", yielded and the unjust discrimination is tit an end. , ��� The credit for this victory for the people against tho monopoly must/ in all fairness he i^iven to the Laurier admiiiislraticn for in all the years there w.is ii conservative majority in the railway committee no attempt was ever made to assert the'rights of the peopl.�� although, during the greater portion if not all of that period the monopolists and corporations generally were steadily increasing their grip .upon thc country. Siifee the change of govei nmenl, one of the biggest jobs the libera Is'have set themselves was to break the power of the monopolies and wrest back for the people some of their stolen rights. If is a heavv i , contract and cannot he all accomplished in a day, but. substantial progress has been made, and wilh lhe leneual o." public confidence which will be'nt- corded the government at the.mext genera! eieclion even greater., prngres.- niiiy be expected in ibis most neces- sary, win k. < As there appeals to be' a disposition in'Miniv (piurlrrs to blame the goveri - ment for the delay which is sinful Innately being experienced in completing the Pacific cable scheme, it may be ol interest *tro quote a brief interview published I wo or three days ago wilh S.r S indford Fleming who is recognized as the authority above, all others upon this subject : "f have quite a number of letters wilh full information , fi'.un Australia. It is well known that, a few months ago (he whole matter had got. into a tangle, especially in Vicloi ia and New .South Wales, owing do, a change of admini-d ration in both ��� colonies, and the eft'orls ('if lhe Eastern Extension Company lo kill the ttaus- pacilic project. As the matter now stands 'Canada, Queensland, New Zealand, Victoria, and New' .Soulh Wales aie each prcpared ' to do theii pa11. and are pressing the homo government to proceed.with the work. It will,he remeinlx red lhal more than a year ago (lie colonial secretary and the 'chancellor of l he exchequer announced j Ui llie allorney-gonei.al and the high cnuiniissionei lint1'Her Majesty V governnient. would co-operate w'ith'&l.he othei governments in carrying oul the .underlakiug- (provided the- home authorities retained' (hu controlling powers. 'The proposal was readily .assented InJuH I am not aware thai anything of a practical character has b.'.-ii clone since. Tin cause of delay i**: inexplicable,1 ami jj, e.-uinot now he What OIil Snivj-er Sniil. Senator Sawyer considered himself personally responsible for a llopublic- un majority in "Wisconsin and was finite sensitive cm that .subject. .During 1 lio (Jarlield campaign I w.us siding one day in his simple oilico at Oshkosh when a gentleman, then irii-- known, but now occupying a. prom incut position hi public affairs, appeared with a letter of introduction from Marshall Jewell of .Connecticut, chairman of the Republican national committee, who stilted that tho'bearer had been instructed, to visit Wisconsin for the purpose of making a report upon the po- * lit Ion 1 situation and (ho prospects of the -Republican ticket. This pricked flip old man's pride. Ho resented, in his good naturod way,'llie. invasion of his territory, and I noticed that his face'flushed as lie read the letter. After looking out of (he window for a few ���moments lie looked at his watch, handed back (lie loiter of, introduction to his surprised visitor and remarked with deliberation: "There's a train leaving here at o o'clock that will get you inlo New, York day after tomorrow morning, and I'll send up one of my boys to see that you get aboard. When you get to New York, you tell .leweil .that old Sawyer read that letter and said there.was .nothing for, you ,to report-'on. You might add, however, that'old Sa.wyer asked you who was .looking 'after things iu .Connecticut."���Chicago Kec- ord. '' ' ' ���JOHN V. PERKS PROPRIETOR TTAIJOE 'AXJ> WELL lighted i'l - SAMPLE ROOMS. Heated by r^^�� hot air and electric bells; and lifdit in every room. 'Free bus meets all trains. REASONABLE RATES. Xitfht Urill Room in connect ion for llie eoiivciiienui' of f,rue.->ls .irriviirj; -mil de- purtiug by nijjlit Lniirw. Hourly street ctir between hotel and station. - - - ��� REVELSTOKE, B.C laid iit the dooi of or New Zealand." Canada, A u-tralia and w ill rind place henceforward in every guvernuient'contr-acl for public,1 works. ' , ; The lo! ies have r-iiown -o liindi .interest in the condition ol' th" coal oil question, and -ui-h an mnpienrhuLi" I hirst for informal i"H -as lo what Ibe govei uiie-iil h;i's-done to cheapen this vei y neces-arv c oinneniit v Id the consumer, that I hev will be interested iu noting that the great i ail way companies have at last been brought lo their knees by the determined and' mi- ��� c-impronii-ing all il ude of llu- snve: n- llient. At I he in-luiiee of (he Slund.ird Oil Company.' thai gn-al oMap.'i*-' monopoly which appeal*. lo h.ive absolute eonl rol of the indu-l ry in I be I'uiled Stale- am! ol llie mi'way-- o\ er wliich lln-ir jiio.lucl ititi-t be 11.111-- poited. ihe ('.tnaili.in railways, foi i months (li-criiiiiiialeil in i;i!e-- in l'a\-oi of thai loinp.iny and against iis ��� c'oinpetil'oi s. When I In-railway com ' inillee nf I lie pi L y (oiin: il t <nuju IIimI ��� the I ail way- lo ieunne tin* di-tiiiin- liiilioii, a- it iv,u- ( leai l\ a \iiilali"ii >il , the law, the i ail ways -imply shift "d.1 their gioiind and ch.-irged r 1 i-ori in In- ; ,-iling rates .'.gainst lin- points where; the compel ing oil wa-. handled, leaving | lhe places *. i.i which Ihe .Slaiid.n d (!(nnpany's oil :s.\x tran-porli'd, un- louched. .\gai;i th" i ail way com mil I ee interfei ed, and after re*;'"-ting a- long iu they dared, the i.uhvuy, h,i\e Protect thc Foreigntrs. A number nf the Chinese of iirilish Cohiinbi.i ,-tiul, "A'.-isliinrrtoii have joined i;i;i pelifion to the I'hiipei-or of thai great empire liK-eet hing the govem- meut to protect the lives not only oi the Kmopeanand American ministers lo Pekin. but all other foreigners resident of (lie ancient, kingdom. Leung Ki Ting of Can ton..-ind Yip Yen of Vancouver, prominent leader'-s in the Chine���* Empire Ji-forrii Association, are in Seaitl**.- Leung Ti Ting ascribes ai! the pre-vnt tioulile in China .to I he ambition and machinations of the Em- pr >-- Dowag.-r. who. he' -ay<. is in' icaicii-* with th.e B-.'xer-. the riff-raff of the empire,~iii ;m al tempi to expel all foi eiguer.-. ;stilie all progres-i ve, modern ideas and keep China sleeped hi daikness. With the lioxers and Em- i Desperate. " "After I landedi iu Algiers," saiil a Pittsburg man who is visiting Detroit friends,- "I went otit for a little walk to see the town and incidentally "to finda' barber shop. ���> ��� ' ' < "After speu'ding' some time in fruitless search 1 accosted a man and politely asked'hini to direct'mo to the .nearest place where I could get shaved. Monsieur did not comprehend, and I repeated my question. What he said I' do not knowl'.as lie understood no English, and, I n'm'equally ignorant of' French. We'parted. "I walked'on until'I'met an intelligent dookiug'chap .whom I slopped. Slowly, distinctly and in a loud tone of voice I again stated- my request. Anybody ought lo have understood, but he did not. >��� He threw, a volley of French at mc, gesticulated f madly and left-nic standing there. "With llie third man.I changed my ���tactics. I did-not attempt to talk lo him in a foreign -idiigiid'.that, he, was too' stupid to understand.'' I clutched him by the arm and held him while'I performed a pantomime sliave. When I finished, 1 looked at liim inquiringly., ��� " 'Yes,' lie said, 'I can see Unit you are a desperate man. d suppose you want me to take you to 'a secluded spot where you can cut your throat?' "Never did the English language sound sweeter to me, and, learning what I wauled lo know, I "was soon happily wending my way lo lhe nearest barber shop." HOTEL ABRAHAitiSGN BROS. PROP'S. . .Newly built. Fiist ciiiss in every respect. All modern conveniences. unci (*.*..). , n ' i-i.-ii'-e sample rooms. Fire pioof safe. FvSo 'bus meets till trains. ' ,' %t Under- same management: QUEEN'S .HOTEL, TRCUT LAKE CITY p-o-oo; ock>o^ch> o-o<>p^o<><>o<><>7<>ao-<K>-9 A ' ' ' Newly Euilt. V $1 PER DAY���-aa. r .Lighted by Electricity Q ��� ' ��� J ��� ��� Throughout. ���' .Best Brands of ' V/ines, Liquors-and dears. R. OALEY; PROP'R. 6WO<><KKkKH>0<KK)<>0^ , The Stool-; I^xliaii.itcd. At ono of the great department stores the other day a young man was indulging in airy persinage with the' pretty shopgirl behind thc counter while waiting for his change. "What a woTidorful place you have hero!"' he said. "What do you sell?" "Everything,", was the reply. "Everything?'' was tlio incredulous comment. "What do you mean by everything?'' "Just what I sriy," responded the girl. "Anything' you want we can supply you with here."' "Oh, you can, eh?" commented tho pretentious Alexander. "Well, let me look at some family ties." , Without remark, but with demure countenance, the girl went away, but in a moment refurnbd .ind said: "I am sorry, but the manager tells ine that we are just out of family lies owhig forni p.n iy, siy-j Leiin-r ! <0 tlio great demand. Cerlnips you'd like to look at some family'jnrs7" Tho ' young man decided, however, that lhe I.i Cor was an unde.sir.ible commodity, and he would have none of it. = t.N'i'iV York Tribune. J. A. Stone, Proprietor. .!.-.. Rates, $i per day. Electric lif>"hteclv furnace heated Newlv built aiid furnished. . . . Finest and best supplied bar .... in fhe cilv .:.... / Cor. Front and Benson Streets, Revelstoke, B. C. AID Ol 9u tff UilSt Furniture and Undertaking, , ��� Repairing & Upholstering Done pre:-.-Dowager disposed'of th" J'.uiper- >i; iCwang li-.il. i\ ill he restored to the lllli.lie. Th Ki Ting,' is compo-fd of men of pin- i g.-es-ive id.-a- who d'-**iie in wc'('hh,a . modernized and 'placed uu an iqual . f.inlbijg \\i:h ibe other world powers. I . i Thlough the I'.iil-cd Stales and ('ana ' i\a Ih" reform pa i I y will eii cnlal e ;i i -it l ii-- of re��.'ilui ions* for' r-iccii.it in e- ; among lhe Chines.", which, when corn- i pieicd.1 will '���>���' s''ii | ni t !).- h.'.'l'!-* nf lin lie- world, asking their co-Dpei-.iiion in ("���lalili-hiiig Kwan.g Hsu nn the throne of China and I be pi event hm of i h" dis- liiemia r-meiit of lire ( 'h i.ie-e c.-npii e. Tile-c I i-s|,|u I i(i||s Mi'lc c J: r i v\ it up and ,n|o|,t'-d ,it ,i nieetiiiu' -of llie i (form .i*-*oi i.t t ion held in Se.it t |i- on J uly b'th. Vj( Loria 'J'liiie.-. Wai "bous-e-in cnnni'i'l ion for Mnrnge of faniily and ol her fiirnil lire, trunks, etc.," iii monihly or other rates. Agents for Raymond Sew ing Mitchiiie. iE^in"v-3i]xJsi:ros:E ST^.Tioisr,B���c and Tiling, MeLeniiaii, - MeFeely & Company , imim, IMitte and Sheet Glass Wood Mantel-s Grate Hotel and Family use' MAJESTIC! STBEIj RANGRS foi '. Miners' .and ,Mill' Supplies. : ��� Vancouver, - - British Columbia, 'Branches'at Dawson Cily, Allin ;ind Ueunelt. Tlmf S**<<]��*(1 It. "Why do yoti think llie plaintiff in- pniic.'V' a Milness examined as to soinc- e\"cuti\ e i body's menial cowlMSon was asked by various gicil powers of i coiin��el at a trial. '���]',��� eni'��"." rcph'"l the witnepf--, "he is coiniuii.'illy going * ahotit .'lShCrting Hint he is the prophet Mnhriiiimed." "And pray, .sir," retorted the learned gcuiP'iunn of ihe wiir. "do joii Ihink thiil ^ l"'ii a per1 on declares lie is tlie proplcd Mohai.Hired licit is a clc.'ir proof of Lis in-iauitj '.'" "I do." "U"lij V , "IJeejiu.-c," ;in-\\r'i'"d llio vldifi-s, re parding hi- o'.'f '-ti'iiier wilh cii.-.y coin pl:i"-ncy. "I happfii to he the prophet .Mol'.'iinmed myKclf." ��� London Anew or.-.. Many n man who po-"H as a public henefaclor lievr lhini<*; of giving hi.s ���wife a dollar for her own personal use.���-Chicago i\"ew.-i. THE B, 0. ASSAY AM CHEMICAL SUPPLY CO. (LIMITED). (Late Mar Fa Ha ne &Co.) , VANCOUVER, B. C. We aie Miiin.facl urcrs and direct. Import ei-s. and carry .-i large slock of Ilalances, Fiiruaces-, h'ire Clay good*, Scientific and Practical Uooks, Glasswiire, Platinum goods,.\cids,Chcniicnlsand all ol herAssiiyei-'sand Miner's requirement!; Sole Agents for Moigan Crucilile Coinii.'int, 13<ilfersea, Decker Sons' Dal- ances, etc. Cal.-ilufrne and full pa rl iciil.-ics sent, on a pplical ion. , THE MOLSONS BAN! rncornorated bv act of Pill li.-iment ISoo. I [RAD OI'HCI': MONTREAL XVm. JIdwon M.-U'i'MMirioN. Pre*. S. II. Kwing, Vice-Pres. .I.\jii-:s ICi.i.iot, Genera^ Manager IL 11. Lee,- ( . I-. , nf K' mill up.. ,ini\- eil in Ii.'.mi v'-1' rd.iv n.oiniii^ and J ,k i oiripaliied by .}. M. Kellie, G. fj. ; i ?>"-igle and IL ICtltc.tr l"it for (im ii<j.s i | creek lo survey -oine of Mr. Kellie's ', mining inl"fes| -t. j The provincial h-gi-iafore nweK on I Thui'-day ne\t. 11 is expected Hint the House will adjotirn immediately : i'flei th'* opening and stand adjourned I Iiii Monday or Tne-day of the following week. Algeria mid Argent inn nre the only counlnej's iu the world where the borsea outnumber Ibe bum an beings. PAN) UP CAPITAL RLSLRVL t,'ciu:i tl bullion;.,' Iiu-ino--- Iransiiolul. I D. MOiSON, fflaiijigep, ��� $2,170,000 -. ��� 1,850,000 Jnlercst, allowed 011 doiio-its :it curi-oiit r-ittc**-. F,vi?,i���ST9KE, B. 0. vv ani Tlj,e're c.'iiue-;i lime now and I hen when every gentleman feels the need of an exceplloriiilly slyli-h and weli-pul-togethcr- suitof clothes. The occasion Hi.iv b;> ;i weridin function. That is I above all othei 1 reeepl ion, a journey or some other important e time lo avoid a chance .fit. That is the time to give I he order lo me. ' S. WILSON, The Tailor, THE'KOOTENAYFMAIE; I Striiv. berry Fishing- In Chile. A singular custom prevails in Chile which in these days of aseptic precautions" will cause a shudder among those who see infection lurking in every'detail'of life. It is called strawberry lishing and is conducted in this fashion: " ; ' ��� At ihe close of a dinner the cloth is removed, and there is placed njVon the table an inyneusc howl into which are emptied half a dozen bodies of Bordeaux v.'in'e, four of cherry and two of rum, besides sugar and nutmeg. I mo Uiis mixture is put a very large .strawberry,, which floats upon the surface. The bowl is provided Willi two handles. Theses-ire used lo lift the vessel and tilt it so that the strawberry may , be brought near the edge and sucked inlo (he mouth. This would appear :m easy feat, but it is a ditlicult one, as the fruit rolls over ���when touched with the" lips. 'J'he contestant in the effort swallows a considerable quantity of the liquid concoction. This :s the'reason for the game; for lhe bowl is passed from one to the oth-. ci; many times in succession before the strawberry is captured. When, that moment finally, arrives, all of the guests have-reached .a ripe stage of hilarity. This is the game as i it is played among the higher classes. Among those of a lower social standing the fiery liquor of the country is substituted for wine.c Willi them strawberry lishing develops, into a function compared to which -a lighting 'mixed ale parfyin this town is the recreation of a group of peace seeking Quakers. ���New York Sun. Tony's got to do is lo carry a bag wiiti sticks iu it, and the men use, the sticks aud do all the work."���Chicago Tribune. Guwisine Joke*. lie���I know a man who would be willing to give $1,000 to hear you sing. She���Totally deaf, I presuno? He���Yes. And after he had heard you he would give another thousand dollars to be deaf again, I imagine. This fable for ladies teaches that the e.isiiest way to irritate the gentleman to whom one may be married is to guess his joke iu advance.���Indianapolis Tress. ij. -j. flt .-j. .> -> jy. .rj. zy. zj. if. ������>. _.->. .f. J3 ^j. .> ij. .* -> ,-j. -j. it. .*. ,? ���.,. _jfc Jy. 3. ., ����� **" t? **-' ���*������* ��" "*' ' -" *r f -' *���* Ir Ir ** ���*-*��� ���*? ?* *r <-" "*���* *r "*-' *- *r ?r -^ ���"��� -*r * ��� ��� .,._���_-- ______ y.^ ��� i 'Tr t'.^-^.Vj'-w.tC-?*^-^-.^-^?.'^--^*.-''* :.- ~Lr -.r -i.- v.- -c- -Cr -_-r -t- -ir -c- ���$i 'X -i^, * to rS^ *e' a: <f^ ... * !".��*** 4<s.��* r<T ��� ��� H O IR- ��~V' vja^ -?.? *����� ���*5"i <f<~ Lincoln'* CooIiican. Thomas F. I'rcndle, for 'So years .1 doorkeeper at the executive mansion, ^uscd- frequently to accompany ��� President Lincoln on his walks about town 1 and has many intere.-iing things to lell ��� of.'that great'man. whom he'believes to Lave been one of the bravest monetise world has ever known.' On one occasion 'ITendlo was walking wilh the president down a flight of.' steps at lhe navy department when they en me. suddenly upon a man who was evidently endeavoring to. hide himself in a dark'corner at the bottom of the staircase. 'Observing the stranger and fearing he meant diartu to the , president,' ITendlo essayed to place hi.s ��� body in n position to protect his companion. l . . ���.- t .Mr. Lincoln, however, brave and fearless as always, stepped'.forward .and closely'scrutinized the man,'who' ran rapidly up the steps and, turning squarely around when he reached the top. looked down upon the president, who did not falter, but continued to gaze sharply at' him. Ou their return to the White House Mr. Lincoln said quite "calmly. "ITendlo, do yon know I received' a letter last night warning mo against a' man who exactly answered the description of that man we met on the steps?"'���Leslie's Weekly." She Sets n Good H-xniiii'le. If a woman can refrain from spitting on the sidewalks and in the street cars, ii man can.���Memphis Appeal. Took a Cuatly Xnp. To begih~witiriie's "a .good fellow." That's a phrase easier understood by men than by worsen. It generally means���well, it menns he's an all round good sort in the mele line. ��� Saturday afternoon he was feeling pretty good. lie had been quite thirsty if what he had taken was to be judged as a criterion. - And the libations left him in a thoroughly good humor, aiid. he fell at peace with_the world. Iu this delightful mental and physical state he bethought him of a friend of his in Providence, and he further thought that he would call up that particular friend on the telephone. So lie went to a Broad street hotel, told the young woman there who had charge of the telephone that he wanted lo speak to Mr. So-and-so in Providence and wouldn't sho kindly'call up the parly. ;_ The girl did as she was bade. "Party's on the ' 'phone,'' she said, and the man went into the telephone box,' sat down and put the receiver lo ���his ear. , And then he calmly and sweetly dropped off to sleep. ' "When he woke up. he owed thc telephone company .$32.00. He said lie wouldn't pay it, but he did.���Philadelphia Press. , Cediirs Twenty Ceiitnrlea OXd. Some cedars are undoubtedly more than 'J,000"years old, for, though ou good morn ine soil they grow about as fast as oaks, ou bare pavements and smoothly glaciated overswept' granite ridges in the dome region they grow , extremely slow. l One on 1I.0 Starr King ridge, only 2 ���feet 11 inches in diameter! was. 1,140 years old. Another 011 the same ridge, only 1 foot "Mi inches iu diameter, had reached thc age of S;M years. The-tirst lo inches from the bark of a medium seized tree���G feet iu diameter���on the - north Tounya pavement had SD9 layers of wood, or 57 to the. inch. Beyoud Ibis the count was stopped by dry rot and overgrown wounds. The largest I examined was 33 feet In girth, or nearly 10 feet in diameter, nnd, though I failed to get anything like a complete count, I learned enough from this and many oth of specimens to convince me that most of the trees S lo 10 feet thick, standing on polished glacier pavements, are more than 20 centuries of age rather than less. Barring accidents, for all I can see, they would live forever. When killed, they waste out of existence about as slowly' as granite.���John Muir iu Atlantic. Str.elc. "And you are stuck on your last husband V" we faitered, wishing to seem , very sympathetic. The beautiful woman burst into ten rs. . ������I never was so badly stuck on n husband in all my life!'' sho sobbed "I supposed he was worth a million, nnd he isn't worth anything!" In our material age, the word stuck has lost much of ils tenderly sen Union- tal significance, and is uiosily used, as here, iu its technical commercial tense. ���Detroit Journal. Why He. Boiislit Wholefmle. , v The slender stranger had just bought .a dollar's worth of "I." tickets and was folding them when the man from Harlem asked: io "���Why?" " ' . It is so, seldom that a New, Yorker asks a reason for anything that the slim stranger explained, "l.ecause one -ticket seller in the 'L' is a sleight of .hand artist," said he. "I offered a $0 bill in payment for a single ticket a few weeks ago and ought to have received $4.95 'in change. I counted it twice and could make out but .'?4.70. I pushed it. back to the ticket 111:111, and he at once pushed it back to me, gruffly saying, 'Can't yo.11 count?' and as'he said it I saw a quarter fall into the pile- of change from the palm that pushed it. I retorted. 'It's all right now.' and pocketed the money without recounting-it. He saw that I had observed the trick, and^ the look he gave me would have made' tne feel weak if I had not been through Ibe snine experience shortly'" before at the same .window. "Since then' I have bought my tick*, ets by the dollar's worth, as it is cn.-jy to count change in even dollars and puts less temptation in the way of the ticket man."���New York Mail and Express. Won 1.1 n't Bltickeii Tils Boot*. It would be superfluous to praise'the, hospitality .of .Americau-privnte houses, but'it was impossible not to see how much of it Is hampered and curtailed by difficulties of service, of which all my hosts complained; I hardly ever ventured to nsk.for hot water In dressing or to utter an actual request that my boots should bo cleaned. My plan was to place them outside my door, ns at a hotel, nnd 1 getlentlly found that, if not blacked, they bad been rubbed over before the next morning.���G. O. Liroderiek's "Memories." '/��� y. -j^- '_ ' m_> ~~���r' -ii .���' ���"?���>��*--_, HZ % if: TST \ \*TS" . 4* - -����� .">:; "���%. ' r-'-- ' ' ' V III o" t <��) We '���h%v6 BAW^'VQ chy ud -i'f'.O'f fine quality of bur sy. W,OrJS.B"l_;i) d i.1-.. *$*�� -2.. -5-. ,f' i^. -l*fp " *$i f ^ i'. If" ? i'^iJ-T <**}* ���'' YJ--T ��� Alfe. ���^.f-"f;f ���( ��� i; l.��-'~' .J L . \s;.r Vv O %JkX \Ji ap and? inferior 4> 4> *2*&' 9 Xkt ft*' - $i��h costs sanie as" sro ^nt" ���^ r��Q. ge c?u ^oest. ^i.��^" - ���yt {(: -^ &'$*�� 'i if. .*' 1'5^ ill neea H* are always - printin therefoi ���prices are always,.reasonable. of fine printing, write or call on us at one'e; we "are. never too biisy to'attend to^all-orders-flf f-f4; -i^_t*'. ^jj Toi.y'n Eiibj- Job. "Got a loiter from Tony the other day," said Aunt Ilop.'.ibah Linchpin. "What's he doiuV" asked the caller. "lie's niakiii a livin 'ihoul doiu anything, he mivs. lie'*, gut a position with a lot of rich men that have a clubhouse anil play some kind of game! I've foigot what IL is, but atiywav all White of the nolled Ege Unfit to Eat. Very few persons can cat llie while of ji hard boiled vixg with any degree of* comfort. Eggs are highly nutritious and easy of digestion when lightly or under cooked. The albumen, the white of the egg, coagulates as soon as it is dropped info hot water. The long boiling renders the yolk soft aud mealy, but the white becomes tough and indisresiible nnd should be dis- cardod.���'L&dies' Home Journal. Mnn nnd Ills Motlicr-in-lAW. Much has been written about the mother-in-law, nearly all of it in complaining jest, lu all of the flippant literature on this subject there is only one point worthy of consideration��� that the writers, almost invariably meu, have never tried to veil their insincerity. This is a tribute from man, even in his most playful moods, to the substantial worth of his mother-in-law. ���New York Sun. Witntecl to CliniiAc the Subject. "This is the lifth night you've come home intoxicated T "Lessh talk 'bout the two ulchlsb I rapjo bouie sljober."���AUj- Bloper, DAILY TOURIST CARS To ST.. PAUL, , Wednesday and Sunday To TORONTO, And Every Friday To M0NTE.EAL and BOSTON, passing Revelstoke as follows : Bastboimd 4:45, Westbound 21:34, 11 IMPERIAL LIMITED." Scho��ul3 of Time���Pacific Standard Tiir.e Kiiectivu Feb. li-t, 1000. . Kaslo & Slocan Railway train for Siin.lo.i and way Millions ��� i . .. _. ...:. ;...- i..��� ..... I. OOSAN STEAMSHIPS Iioya.1 Mail Lines. Cheapest Route to the Old Counti-y, ALLAN L'lNIi-From Montreal liiiiii.in - - June oU Xuinidinii - �� ' ��� July? 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