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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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I ' t 1 ( I , ��������� Ttov 1 ' r ' ', / ' uncial i-r i * ty i , *" J."~^ ' - .tldl/,^ B f. 'Y, ifrl V {READ BY ' J 5,000 PEOPLE., /%M" THE" HOTEL VICTORIA " ,. j:. k i.j:.\son\ , VICTOniA. - Ii. (!.L# , \iiieii< in .ui-i Luroj can I'l-in. American P..111 $2i(r.uiil L'rmard-- -"ii.n.i Heated. Sample rooms; Vol. 10.���������No. 10. REVELSTOKE. B. C JUNE 0,* 1903. 82.00 Per Year i<:> Men's Heavy Rubbers and Overshoes Tf BARGAINS IN : < * Shoes RAILWAY WORKS. , i j. } 'i Diversion of'Line at Summit Lake- Three Tunnels to be Driven: Owing to the tioublc experienced with snow slides at Summit lake, west of Revelstoke', last winter, the C.,P. R. have decided on changing thccouise of the ti.ick from the south to the north" side of the hike. The woik involves construction of a,mile of new1 track and "driving thiee tunnels. Already the 'company are getting bids on the woik, a NeNon man Inning been over the ground the other day/ The pro: posed work will entirely icmove tho 'diingci fiom "this" piece of road such as was experienced'last'winter when the dining-car and pullman were tlncmn off the ^tiack by a slide. It will also lessen the cost 'of maintenance in winter, as the existing'" section of- load lequircd continuous work by the rotary in bad .weather. '* PROVINCIAL , ', LEGISLATURE. Straight ���������Formed be ' Held "* End of ^)fai������^n(fa^^n^n^^^^^(fa^^^^^^^^^p^^P'^p^^'h (fa -��������� ' ' * tift'' " ' ,- ~B��������� ��������� W ��������� &-"^ \JL V-/ II. 6 B' ^1 &���������>��������� ��������� !\ , (fa (fa _ _.;^������.;A bourne,;,:. I Men's FSisiiings, Bopts, Shoes, Hats, Caps S '1 " READY-lflADE CLOTHING, TS- (fa (fa (fa Biff-Horn Brand! B. 0. Union Made Overalls,-Shirts, etc. ������| Boys Suits, Boots, Hats and Caps. i*j) r?w <$������ (fa REVELSTOKE STATION, B C, Carpets and Linoleums; The shipment of Cm pets and Linoleums we been waiting lor have arrived. You will located on the Second waiting them conveniently have find (loor and will make the0viewiny_ easy. This is a direct importation ...id \oti will fipd t^e prices yieatly tp for the class and qualities shown. yoiir advantage Stoves, flanges, Screen Doors, etc. On the same floor you will find Roller Window Shades, Screen Stoves. Ranges, Doors, Window Pillows, Matrcsscs. When up town through the store and view the differ Screens, take a wal ent departments. Yqi' l\r(i welcome whether you make a purchase or not. Heady-To-Wcar Hats We have consiynmuU of Ladies and y-to-Wear Straw Hats that arrived 1 in this Y j on iet|tiiie anything jn tliis line you the in for half pi ice. You will find them in the* Urv Goods depaitment <it 50c and Misses late, If may have on sale i.i China and Glassware Department The China and Glassware1 department opened a beuitiful hu of Cut GI China. We will be pleased- to some goods. 1.1s just lass and Limoges show these hand- 0. B. HUME & CO. LIMITED. Millinery and Dressmaking ParJprs Second Floor THE MINES. '- A bineltei will be built at Qu.itsino A Smith li.is bonclecl tlie rGilis<!>n gi blip on K.islo cicck. " -,'*?, -jt The Copper King at K iniloopa has an.ingcd to ship to Ciofton smelter. The Knob-Hill 111 Bound.uy ' lias falnpped 442,281 tons of oie to elite. Gi.inby Smelting Co piopobc e\- pcnclrng .inptlici ^300,000 in enlaiging the smoltoi'", ' o ' " 1 Mining is looking up in the Slocan Fnc concenti.itois will shoitly be woikiiig in"and .uoiuicl S.indon J]y an ncciclchit'to the N01 tliwostein electiic.il plant the ele'etire dulls li.ul to be discontinued foi the picsent t H/fc. Fb\vlci, fM.E., who has been on ���������T, \1s1t to tlie r.u.iclisc mine on l'oley, cicck', lepotts the piopcit\ continuing to tun: out wcll.iindm devclop.ncnt C J\|. Keep, qf tcl-vho, says itjs Ij.ucl fo gap thp' aptnity in "Ipacl mining (Vciqsstiip boiclpi-^ns cam p.u ed with' piesen't conditions-111 -.British Columbia.^ .(.''-. '" ]i A, Bradley ii,rg nn.ingctl with 'fittBbiug people to take a' continuing iiitciest in the Consolidation 'unci El Doiado claims "on Fiench cieuk and will stlu b woik <i& boon :is possible, J Sweeney being foicm.in The owncia of tjio B.innei, Io|.i, Lc.Miigtoi^ Lqp'c ^tni iind Alm.i claim*, on T^xington cieok, intend doing consrdoi'.iblo cle\clopmont woik this, jciir' -1>JO,000 will bp spoilt on the Biinncr, nnd <v shnllui ninourit 011 the bono St.ir. One of the leading inscsteis in the Northwest Development comp.iny's piopditj ,it C.imboinc wiitesiegiudmg the new ni.ur.igci "Wcli.no in Mr. ni.ickncll .1 \eiy goof] .uif] p,ueful in.uijiipfl pnp who will m.ike us 1. good super liitciiflen).1' The .uiiHi.il lopoit of thp mjnps clc- p,u(;ineiit shows t|ip 111lner.il piodnp- tioii of tins pio\i|icc foi the p,ist veni to be gie.itpi tlifin tli.U of tho Yukon; that we liiivc in oui niinernl deposits a '���������Klondike" of.oui own, and a pei 111.111- ciit and giownig oiic .it that The Yukon is credited with 1111 output of !M8,000,000 while Bntisli Columbia pi od need 1520,080,780. Theie has been inn.cli c\cjtcn|cnt- onci cbspo^ciy qf frqc gold on Kipid cieek iipm Qeininl, M.niy piospcctois .up ciinpci] tliPie w-iltnifi for enow to ijo H A Upper luought up .1 line simple of thcoicon S.itind-ij. It is .1 \ ltlCOUs rpl.llt/���������tl.C IllO'-t pioniisuig lnokini: fiee gold qu.111/. yet fotrid 111 the cbs'liict Mi Uppci seemed .1 claim and -1 linnest and paitnois, of C.iiiilioine hace located lice clainia at tbc discover I So.uds, who ciinc in fiom the Ueiul t|ns week, mfoinied Snjit. Biad- ley the o|ci channel of Sniirli creek, for which ,1 longs-pfiic]i biif>bccn nrnde, lias now been &tinck In this channel w.ih -ilso found 11 qu.ut/. \ein about nine icot w ide looking well ininei.ili/ed. Ab much of the gold on the Blue Jay and V McC u t.\ '���������> claim below ia abbo- ciated with qu.ut/, it was cidont that gold had not tiaceled fat and this new diaCO\cij may pio\e to be the soiucc of the Smith cicck gold Thp loe.il bianch of thp Mining ,is- sociatipn was ipoigarp/pd. Monday with the following olltceis- Biosident, II A. Blown, lust mcc picsidcnt, W. M Brown, second m'cc picsidcnt, P. IB Wells, sccietaiy, J. T \Voodio\\,Tic.i*a- mci, A. JohiiftCin; o\coutl\c eoiiinut- tep. Mcebis Scqtt, Ogihic, McCiitn, Kmcaid ll.iggcu and Adaii The o\- ecutnc was tnrftittcted to picp.ne bylaw b and .mange 100111 foi lnecting W. M Brown was appointed to icpie- aent bianch on ccntinl (inancc coin- in lttcc, R. McBride Premierr ��������� Conservative Gabinet Elections to * 1 ������ - ' September. r ' \ On Monday morning Tieiniei I'noi was dibiiiissod by the bieiit-tio\einoi foi his connection with the Cli'inncy cicck contiact. f S11 HcniiJoIi sent foi It iMoIlnde, as lendci 'of the opposition, and said he would cull on him to for m ifgocei 11- rnent if he could be nssuied th.it he hnd n ninjoiity in the house , " Mr. jMcBiide replied that ho could not pioruibc a. miijoiity,rbut asked time to meet biippoitc'i'8.,' P "On the house meeting Monday Giecn said McBride lidd been called on to form' goveinment^ anel' moved adjournment. ��������������� . A caucus was held in the coning Tbc'consenativcs ' took* ii linn stand foi a party cabinet. 'JuMcBride accepted, they assured him 22consei- vatico-votes in the"; bouse, including Elicits and Pnoi, whilp'' JfoBi'idc would go to tlio-oountry as* acknowledged pinty lender, 'Wilson withcbawing in hi>f favoi*. ' , \ ' ~' McBncIc foinred n stiniglii., consei- v.itnc cabinet consisting of piemiei and chief conimissionci, JlcMirde, r'nmrstei linance,' It 'G. T.itlow ; mm- lbtei mines, F.Gicen, attoiney-gcneial Ch.ulcb \\ llson; picsidcnt council, A E MclMnlhos. Onp spjit is ypt to bo Jillecl. - -., ' ' ' ^ .'Inrthc hoiihC Tuesday,on Capt Tut- low 'h motion' n committee of ten was appointed lo ic\iac estimates' and select'bills to bo( parsed befoic cbb<-o- lution. , " ' The house passed the estimate^ as submitted bj the I'tiui tjo\or nnicrit aii'l |iy{),8:BQ fciipplenientaiy c-tiniates and bcvci.irnunoi bills.- ^800'is \olcd foi \,urlt at Tiout Lake and $2,500 towauls tram at ..Death rapids aboce Revelstoke 4 ��������������� 1 \ Tlipgp\ pi nor pifii'ogiicil "the house jp&tmdiiy' n yf T|ic gciiciul olcctioiip, me. to be luought en end of September',.nnd, bhbulcl lihpinl piii'ty* pice uctoiious.' ,1 ses&ion of the new bouse, consisting of-42 meinbcib,1'-w ill lie ^bcld m No- \einbei 01 Decenibei If conscn.itbes twin the session will be held in spijng ; ,, " ������EW~BUILD(dQS.y - ������'.f 1 he conl|,ict foi McDonald it Mon- teith's new stoic on I'liol stieot oppo site tbe Union hotel, hub lieen uwinded to D MuCiuthy. Foiir tendcis weie locebcil and the figiucs weie close P Young has piuchnsed thiee lots on Fouith.sticet and 1ms let a contiact to W. \. Kootc foi the election of a residence tbeicon BRAKEMAN KILLED William A. Knight Found,, Dead at Lyiton Says the Sentinel " The, news, of the death of W. A Knight came as a shock to his many fiiends ycileiday nflei noon.'/the deceased who was 11 hi.ik.cm.iii on Ibe'C I' It. was ncci- elentally killed yesteril.ij afteinoon at the 0.1 st MUtch bytton It is sui- iniscel he.w.is blown oil the top of the cai in motion \\ hen picked tip by one of the section men sonic half liotu ifiei the ti.1111 had passed ' not a sign lit life was Msible. The injuiics ,'weic of aiieh a nattu'c that death must, ham been instanl.ineotii!, ( '''The news has cast quite .1 gloom o\ei tholtiwii as lhe deceased was .1 young 111,111 not quite. III jeaisotagn who w.ib o\cei'elingl> popul,ir and lmil ,1 1 ugc'niiiiihei' of fiiouels - , D"Do"o,is.ecl was ,1 promlneiifc K of J1, at the timo of 'bib death hnldb'g the socjoncl higbebt olllce in the lodge " i> , 1- -. METAL MARKET. 14{ Conpei���������New Yoik, clcctiolytic to Ht, London, ������G1 7s Cel. Lead���������New York. U 30 to -1U35, London, ������11 15? Gel to ������11 15o (id. Silver���������New York, o4j}. Ceippci was weaker but lead stiongcr eluimg the week Ordinary Com] Cure? are Dangerous. hi'iim-t'thev iniit.ibi ni'icK lui! Put nam'* p.|inli's> (Join nnd Wait !i\ti'nc- Ini-isi'iitir'i'l.V'vi'fft'iiililejti iiiiinpnslt.lon. Ht'fusi'ii suhntiLiitii for "PiitimmV; it's tlin only -siii-c siife nnd painless mire ftii'.corns nnd warts, CITY COUNCIL Jlcgulai nipptjng bitt night Present tlio Jf.ijoi, Ale]. l''oote,-fMcLeoel, Mc Million' coi{Ki;->roxni:.Nci: C. P It lcquesting attention to shop lamps���������Theie was n niisiiudeistancling as to whetliei the shop handa 01 oily should attend to the mattei r IX J. C llioli.udson complaining being cbaiged load ta\=?Hplutctl ar>ah.iii(y \\ GquIoh, stating pipe leqiined for oonictoi'y.aud p.uk���������To be nideicel nlso 1-inch pipe for Pouith stieet \V, C. Biont, re delientinc-. Government agent, staling1 watei used at power house 111 c\cc&sof li-coicl must be piuil fen 01 (luinc leducecl ��������� Consideiation postponed P. W. and L cuinmittco ip(,nninioiid- mg ptiecs foi ii.stiillii.g lights leinam as at piesent ^-Adopted. W. A G.illrlicr, M I'., enclosing copy of Colunibia ii\ei imiiiovonient bill. Tho ninyor said the bill was n 1.1s- oully thing, and tlio people should lcg- Ihtcr 11 kick ngainst its being allowed to puss It was a monstioiii thing t o pioposc to empower .1 conipain le contiol tiibut.nies of the hum wheio they had no inteiest wlmtecci in the tunbci on these ti ituil.u ic- Bcsohcd to wne Ottawa pioii'sring against objectionable clauses ol hill, loconiincnding ���������''! inleicbtcd m I11111- Icnng liacc 11 light to becoine niem- boi'S of ocnnp-iny, nnd thnt navigation be fully piotccted. Piovi: cial sccietaiy,stating he would Liing uiidci notice of health dep.ut ment the qucbtion of giant to'cttj f.)i pest house Owing to non-dcliveiv of Cue tiucks it wns decided to make claim foi loss on C I'. 11. I1VIAWS Bclaws to icino\c Cliinesc launch res fion'i lot 13, block 18, lot 1!), block 1(5, lot 0, block 27, and to con lino Chinese laundries to lioundaiy aheady defined passed thiid leading. Date of t.u sale undoi bylaw wns al- tcied to Aug. 14th, and bylaw (mnlly passed The city clerk was dncctcel lo ba\c the city milk supply tested. Pcsohed to notify bnsmcbb (linih not to -s|ipply gopds to citj P*cepl on pioppi lequisUionb, nnd to lcniocc light pole on street at E. Taj lot's icsi- deiicc. ^ ��������� J Doubt, who has been In clinigc of the shed nt the big tunnel east of ille- cilllwnet for o\ei eight yenis, will bhoitly lelhe laking iiduiiit.igo rf (he new C. 1\ li. jTonsion fund. Mr. Doubt is .one of the eilelcst nnel.niost faithful employes of the company in the niouiitii.ii'iB. RAIL AND STEAMER Coiulucttji* Don ion has'tnkun the run on the S. and O. Conduetoi Ogilvie letiunccl ^R.itiu- da> from his eastern tiip 1 wV loun-t hotel will be -built .it Cl.stlcgai hi the CPU , No Vwas delayed 12 liqiu'B Mond ij Uy a inuclalielc on,tho lllooilliwaet. ��������� C P, H stocks dropped tlnco points l.ibt weok nnd nine iiioic'tlus week ,1 ,1 Scully, chief cleik ,to Supt Leon.uel has,been appointed supoiin- tendent Keg'in.i di\ision - The C P IX. 'will build section houses this set urn at T.i open's Siding, Boy, .Wigwam and Albeit Canyon *. , Owing to the high waten^ind the lush of ibift-wood;the ste-imei ltc\ob stoke did nob inn' up the mvov Tubk- d.iv Je -' ' ���������_ Tjio JQiiiiilations Foi the new C PR iiiaohiii(v������hops ,'t Nelson will bo completed' this week, when woik'of erecting the, buildings will be connnenced ElftiitH, tbVttlc tin U B RVE sliikoli.MO failed ' .Tli'e'nicn then of- feied tn lu.ue it to the"laboi ceiinmis- sion to aihinate, lmt the'C P. 11 ie- fused - " ' Ow'inq to the pihnf> tjf tlirftwood en the pipir/'of 'ilie Columbia blielgc at Revelstoke, the C ' P li had a huge gang eniplojed TbuiBilay, and *Pi id.iy dealing the biidgo, 0 T R ������took baa drclincdSL p'mis since la^t \e,u Yet the net c.iiinngs of the C I' It foi Apnl weie!H,t!):i,- 173 30, being an incicnscof $101 4".li (18 o\ci the'-.line month l.istye.u, r E ll.ui ington b.ifi been npeointod C P Ii linoirniii In pi tec of -I Oikley who leaves tliis depnitmcnt co join the tiain semce Mi lEnningtoii will move fiom Tllccillnvact to Sicamous The fii--t Inipcu.il Limited of the spasn'n iii'-scs tlnough PeceKtoke \Vcilne>ti.i\p,ind tbeieaftei on S.ittti el iys Mond.i*is ..nd Wcetncsebi>s The Inst west-bound limited passes tlnough heie on Sunday, 14th Oliscivation ens will bo inn between Revelstoke and C.ilg.iij *Ncw obsoivntion ens ���������no being built with cupolas ..nil glasb lOOfja. - t> ' Tl>c Liideaii lime-table is to be itlteieel \t pic-ent tbe nm fiom Liu do to GcMiaid nnd lliencc b\ stcanici to Tiout Lake City1 ib made in cbiikni'ss, and as thVlnp is one of the pielfiest in the Koote.ii.iyt> the compam will aisangc bo that all suniinci usitoiican \ icw the acouciy The Kaslo Imat will leave Nelson at 11 a m , oi lhe pis-.f-ngi'ib foi the noi th will lie taken to 1'iot tei on the Mo\ ie and tiansfe'i icel to the ICokance. C V. K Ti.iiuin islei Hewitt, of Medicine IT.it, hail nirangcd to mail', nnd horse wed Supt Niblock's cai foi the puipii-e, but foi got to ge-l a bent nmn When the bride stcppc^l into Ihe cai she asked foi lhe beht man "Best man, indeed," e\olanncd Mi Hewitt, ' I thought I was 'it'" ' I mean the gentleman who i-i to stand up with .uni," w.m the icply The leady icsoinvcs of the ti.iinm.isloi did not fail him autl he t-.iIleel in Supt Niblock's Chinese cook to tin the hnnois nnd '-o got o\oi the elilliculty A MINING SUIT. l,s\M)iii.iie. \s n irr.i birs, At the, supienie oouit sittings at Nelson, the ease of Olc Sandbeig ngainst Andiew Pciguson, in winch (lie foi hum claims euitam niinoial giound ,ul joining the well-known 'Pi hi ne piopeilj nnck'i (be Glaciei Piactiou, ns against Reu'iigo claim Incited In ihu defendant, occupied attention of comL nil (lav K (! Llbott for plamtill, (��������� S MoO.utei foi defendant. Most points l.nsed b> pl.iintifl weie decided aeheisely to him by comt Judgment was finally lCbeived, honccei, on one aspect of case In locating Reconge ehiim last August defendant placed No 2 poht on or in a glacier and not ''in tho ground," ns dnecteel bv the niinernl act. Areoiding to'Anebew Peigus- on's ow n testiniony jesteiday, he cut ii two-foot hole and planted u seven- foot post in the ice Counsel foi plaintifl' nigueil it wns not in compliance with the act, and tint Peiguson obtained no lights undoi it The judge leiii.n keel -is the question wns n nice one fiom n legal standpoint i,nd impoi'liint to the mining friilern- ify at large, he would rer-ervc his dee- ision. , f0% Ogilyie's Hung-arian Flour. Graham Flour. , ������x Whole Wheat Flour. i* ' ��������� . " . Rolled, Oats. Oorn Meal. Bran. Feed. "' ' Shorts.. Wheatl B0MNE BROS i. Headquarters for Grroceries.r , -i * of Guarajtiteecl Quality.^''," " vi f - ; >< i i /i t r - . ��������� :x--<,s -<fp\ ' --y.^y-y /; > r - Hen t ��������������� i We are Noted for Every Day'Moderate,Prices.-" , ������Dres3 Goods f i ' , In all the iir\\i'-l in itt-rt tl-. inrl colctrin^- Pllctls fKint 21c pi r \.lrd f- fShirt Waists . AVt- .tri-.'-lifiwiii^ all lite i.i-w t1t--i_-n- t(iii-.i~liiU'(if \V,i,li Silt~ it?ltO \\hiu , Lawns lCl^a^-, Liiion--. Or^-ntitlio-, etc , al 7"io lo $.") (HI " s, ' t 1 r. *' \ -Ladles Tailor Made Costumes Matlo m llltiii'.ii Waist, Rit--i in C'ti.tl , sill, lined t'nc������-$II to ?���������!". , . Cloth Skirts ' ' I'or tj tilii'-, .mil MisiP ��������� Mi-,=o. si?,., -ji 11, II uicli Tlio-u KtiotU an- in t<lc Vi\ llio boit in ikcr^ and lit mil tn itt-rial sppikfoi Uifin-til\ i'^ i \ * * ' i- ParasolS and UuiUrellas ���������>��������������� .v-_TO-j,a In Litlitis ind (/lultlitu'���������V,'f Ii.imcIIi' onl> Uitj best nuikos Pi icea from I'm lo ^ Millinery Department v '* Li" iit> jinn mdori witli n- Our price= in tins dep n tint nl in- reason iblu and we promise lo suit jou or no a.ilo Glove Department i ; , Tj-iiIk--* and Childri'iis'in Sill. Li-It", Luce md Tiitleltn Wo liavt" tltcin hi \ Into, lilack and all the -iiruiR -bade- Ladit- KM Glo\������-s. Spi'cial Pnti'-, Sjc, < Mon- Kid-, a full rin-'C of,-i/i- . . . RKAL KJD GI.OY.E-lY.illiiT-rnuiro) >A\.i:h.ibleninl ppr-pifntion proof ^lo\e. ��������� Hiri'ctioii-��������� Le.i\c thi-kUnpim tlie hands and wn-li in-onp nnd water rm-e.ro- ptMtedl} 1iii_c1imii..water and and illow ! them io tlrj , llM'n pair Klllirantt'f't! aStaple Department/ ��������� \ -Much larger lh.-in e\cr. liiarted al-cll- niK price-. ("oinpri-insbliCPtinii Pilltiw Cotuni bleaclitd and iinblo.ielicd corton I.on-dale Cinibnc Flanm-lcUc at Tc perj.ird Vrints it So ppr jiin! -To\\i>l- iiiin> .mil Towel-. Tabl" Luicn- and Naii- - km-. >Special prices (������> lar,;e bujer- x > Footwear * .-yJ -1. _r" ,i-,������f,f| - /-yT" i ������������������' - V. yyxsAy^A yrvyypJ '* - ' '<, L \ " "< *? '" A~&Lrt\ ��������� ~ -'.,'i y* - ' ' - M l-jt't "> ' < .' The Kiniire������������ hine for Ltttlie-, Tho new Spring and duninier..-IUP- aro ju-t toll ind Prices ranse from ?i VI to SaOt) Eier) pur -tumped " bj- tlie in iiiufactDrrr l Price- rif-'ht. ('.in be no mi-t ike in i.iluc- The lr.irlow Shoe Co and LiIIn Bracken. -'American dhep- for men W c claim tli&-e Shoe- are the Ix;-.. on ihe marker ������i, a-r I . - ^. ^������ -*, 1 c^^. REiD & YOUNG, DRV UOODS .MERCHANTS." KRVELSTOKH, 13. C. MAIL OlMJKItb IMiO.Mt-TLY VTTI:N*UKD TO. IF YOb ARK AT YOU-R WIT'S END TO, GET A TEA-TO "JUST SUIT Vou " TRY M. A. SMITH & CO., Agents, Revelstoke, B, C. R. HGWSON & GO.. t Furniture Dealers, House Furnishers and Undertakers H.ivc just opened the largest stock of Carpets in the city . . Linoleums, Rugs, Toiiel Ware and General House Furnishings JMejICL.Nzn A^l:^l"^, UKVICI.-STOKK rumummaai * Screen Doors and Windows To mike loom fen oLln-i-Kt.twls which .n;; .niniiijf clciiiint; out oi" -Kick nt Strct'ii Doois ..nd \\ imlows ���������t f Just Think, a Screen Door complete X willi smiiig hinges, luiin/i' pull nml lifiols anil >-'*> ��������� T 4> el.iih, i\c i li.tigain. tin spnng Win be tmiibli'il \uLli Mn.,!5 wlu'ii thuy nu lienisf foi sin li ,i -in,ill .iiiioiiiU. $:i.00 f.-l' e> (.-ii-ih kept mil ff Be sure and see our new lines before you buy this season t t W. M. LAWRENCE 'J'liylur P.loi.-l;. iM.-ickeii/.it! .Avi'iiue, -,, YOU HAIIDW.MIK OI'Al.L Kl\'!)-^ nKVKi;STOKK,"B. THE K00TJ5NAY vMAIL. the Ikooteha^ fl&afl ' I'UHMSHED SA'lUltUAY ���������AT��������� \ , ' REVELSTOKE. B.C.. Subscription Price. $2.00 Per Annum t\ \DVEItTISING UAThS on niiplit.itipn '", Cliinieei. in lulvcrli-cinuiits inii-l ou, in uy Tue^Uav of cftch week lo v-cmc isooel di- pln>. Timber notices,-.one rule ns l.n/i lie, $3 for each locution. ' J03 PRINTING prompt 1} e\ccuteil til ic-wm- r, able rntex-. ACCOUNTS for iirliHing nnd athti Using " payable on llr,t of month, -ub.ciiplions payable in iuImmicu. COKItKfaPONrjKNCK united on 'limLlt is pi public intcic-l. Coiinnuniuv'.ion- in I-.'H- ��������� - lor must be accoinpaiiicd bs "'"i"-," ' 'vnlor, not iiccc������K.iiily foi publlt.itinn^ but, nsuiidenccof good faith <Joiic-|i(>ii(lciiec nui-Ucucli Hie offlce by \\ ctlnt,-il>ij coning, i Address 1 Th'k Kootenay Mail, Phoiii-No. 13. , Reivi'lslokc. B.C.* have'been able to bring'against him ihat bill will lebult in a veiv difleicnt btate of ' affairs, in railway matters. It will prevent recurrence of the abuses of the past, li will piotcct the public interer-t against the imposition' of mil way corporations,. The bill will no doubtr p.ifcfa the Commons and Senate in a foi in embodying the power.-, Mr Blair has deemed necessary for the protection of the public interest. C f r ' . i i > i i -*��������� -e!.<��������� ' '- Wo poQiiest our numerous roaders to favop us with tholp assistance In making the KOOTENAY MAIL tho most valuable advertising modl- ' um In ' tho Kootenays "by giving- the ppererence, when malting- pup- chases to those (lrais who are regular advertisers In the KOOTENAY MAIL. 1 " i /��������� . CITY AGENTS. Copies of 'lliu Mail may buoblaintd fioin llio follow nig city .igciiL-t .1. W. 1IKNKI.11. xn aij*. l)uue. 4c Hook Co i i' 11. Wfiis. r <������' ' t r I AliVKY, McGAItTBR Yjf . ' AND PINK1IAM, isvHRifa'iiius, soucrrons, i-.k; Okkicfs. "Molson-s IJask Hiook.' Ui.ui.- KIOKK, H C In a well-written article, lo the Nekon News K. Campbell-Johnston, of Slocan, uiges tful in asking a highei t.urff.on lead pioducts the silver-le.ul men are,.barking up the wiong tice. He contends British Colombia can compete in; the world'-' maiket for lead with fair rates for transportation and the abolition of the tariff on mining plant and supplies We believe he is right: ' of patriotism and progress, a lever for preventing tyranny and injustice by existing railways, a strong aim outstretched to build up "enterprise and industry; a stimulant to the cultivation of the soil, the development of the mine, the marketing'of the .lumber output 'and the stretching across this wide dominion the national bands of steel that shall ,bind its people in closer unison and integrity of purpose from the Atlantic to the Pacific shote. \ i( , Now that the local branch'0fothe Mining Association has been reorganised we hope to see it well supported by the people of the district. The mostimportrnt officer in '-uclr an oipuiis'ation is the secretary, arrd "in Mr. Wood row , the association has been fortunate in securing a first-class man, who can be depended' on to leave nothing undone lo advance the best interests of the association. ���������>��������� " " Jloncs lo loan Ollice- Hcicbtokc, 1! llio S aicllAK-rm, A. JI. PlNh.ll \M. Kew'lstoke. II C O, Koitfatci le, H (" .! A II.\11M*A, I foil suUo li (-'. IO MA1STKI5 As 5U0TT, T IO .MAJSTKIS <fc BAi'Uisi-r.ies. SoLrcr'ioiis, Nm \i;n->* ��������� Puisr.ic, K'ic. < b'nsL Sirfi'i. HexL'lslnkt . H CJ E DWARD A. IIAGGEN, MlNl*>U E.N-l.IMiUIl: '-(Mom. American Institute MiniiiK Kn������lncci-) (Mom. Canadian Mining Institute I < , ' k \ REVELSTOKE, B. U. ' Kxamlnation of nnd loporti on Mineial Pio pcrticsaSpcciallj. The dawn seems to be opening for a new era ln'thc history of��������� the Biitish empire. Chamberlain says he will cairy his* idea of 'imperial unitv.with reciprocal tariff orieliro rnto'piivalo life/'' The German" attitude towards Canada, he declares, lus foi cod to the fiont the question of an imperial fiscal policy. England must show Germany that she cannot wienk \ongeance on Canada without sufiering payment iii kind. WHY I AM A LIBERAL W ILLIAM A. BAUER Dominion' .(- Provincial'I.am> Suhvlyok , " ' Stirpes- sOfJIinti.il Claim-. Tmibei Bcillis Ciown L������iii(l= ( CarcotJ. D. Siiiiivi.d, Km m-Stoki;. U.C; IT. PERRY LEAKE, ,' ' JImiiiK KiiBineci and Metiilluigi-t ... . si'i.CMi.ins., ' , , J and Reports on JlimiiK I'ioji Ks.-iinnmtioii erties. Specittcation and Consti uctioii of Mining JI.v Test- made of Oics and Concentiatioiifoi C liloi ine nnd l'*anidc TiL.itiiiciil Hjdmulic t'liint.- lied ford JIcNcil Code Bargains in Real Estate". IH 900-J- "tc"5 ������,w<-llln't on Conii-xu ;bt enue coiitainini; iitioitis -1 storj coLtnge a loom-, huge gaidcn w ith small fiuit in \.uiei\ -Comfortable .'stor; (mooi.ik! liou-c and 2 lot--, iiu������l) iiiinlcd and fenced $1,550- $l;500 $1,300 t <D-1 nf%n���������" roomed cottage Willi balliioom ipl,\JOU IoijOnIOO. -Large 2-stoij house, 11 loom-,all modein i omeiiiencc- A 0't,iuiint . baigain. CD9 finfi���������Kcntnninnt building on 1'ti-t iJ3&,\J\J\J ,t,rect splenditl oprioi tuintj loi ngbt paitj, good Iciin- Cl ftftft---stoij le-idence, well built, con $1,9UU taming S looms.' COCA���������H-toiy cottage, j loom- nnd bath ?V3U room. ne<ii C. P. R shops Cl finft--'torj house 7 rooms, nc.u Jtc $I,UUU Iven/iie avenue 4-1 Qftfl���������- s.!orj. lipuac. containing S loom $1,100" cellar full -i?e. -!}-itorj eottngi. li loom-, lot lfl\10i JO nnn_- ,t0,*J modem rc-idcnce, 3 lot-, in ;pO,UUU goodfawii C5 Cnfl-'-i -toi'y re-idcnce complete and up ^J.DUU too.ue. }Mlh lint giouinlo TVfK art prepared to loan mine}- on -ins of >\ ihcabo\c propei Ills on the nioiillil} ic ' iKl.Milcnl plan. \\rf;iir.\c foi -ale an iiniiro\ed fnun neni >\ the c it\. stock iinplcment- etc l'ncc ������J hla. Cash required SI,l������K) * L30 SO acres uiiimproMd land ne ir Salmon j\. Arm station, price -^ilW on gootl Icim- LEWIS BROS. Real Estate Agents -The Woi Id makes the serious charge against government officials at Victona that dining several yeai���������= past it has been virtually impossible lo get legitimate business matters tlnough with promptitude in at lca^t two of the most important departments of'the government without paying substantial,.tubule to such officials of llicoo departments as are in a positron to facrli- lale or hamper the matters in 'question. "This chaigu should undoi go the most stringent investigation for if tine tbe olhcials guilty should lie t-eveielv punched. , l> _ ��������� ���������!������������������ ��������� ��������� TIIE ST 111 KM ' rheie is no sense in the C P. R maintaining the U. 11., II. E slukc The company's attilude h.i^ aioused ,i cpn-it ' of in ton-e indignation among bufcine'-^ men on account of the wtn in which 1>iisiiic-.s has been disoig.unsed and it h.is been felt that parliament has not done its duty by failing to inxe-stig.ifo the matter'.it an eaily stage' Tor m- stiince if the company were requrred to tiunisli to parliament a statement of the claim* for lost and damaged fieight ���������since the stnke began it would be an eje-openor lo the companyjs '-haicholdeis and the public generally as showing how utterly regaidles*? the C. V It ha.-been of the lo^s and inconven1 lcnce which the publ.c has sustained The men ask nothing moie than the light to oiganise, and they are entitled to that light ,>n any civilised countrv. The maintenance of the trouble can onlv be clue to a dishonorable determination on the part of the 'companv to breakup the organisation, but men can at least vote, votes appoint legislator, ' legislators make and unmake laws, and laws do or undo corporation^. Wc \enture to say that in piesenl and piospectne losses and restrictions this strike will cost the C P K. ten times more than the losses sustained by the employes imolved and b} the public. howe\ei serious these lira\ now appear XLbe 1Rootena\! flftail ' NO. J. ..rtiswell that tho adlieienls of "the liberal paity rn' Canada '-hould thorouglily conipiehend the leasons for then 'support of the political faith tli.it is in them. "Sn Wilfiid Lauiicr and the Libeial Paity," in two volumes by J.'S. Wilhson; just published by MoiangitCo. is a splendid cNposilion of the histoiy and principles of the liberal,party, arid it is our intention to review in brief, under the above lic.ulinsr, the facts gleaned fiom so valuable a contribution to the constitutional literature of Canada. Canadian hbeialtsni has its founder in Papineau, a Fiench Canadian who was one' of the piineipal promoters of the constitution of 1791. ' His son, HON'. LOUIS JOSLI'II PAI'IXEAU, continued the work of reform which bis fathei began, and was foi 23 3ears speaker of the lcgisl.Uuie. His defence of the rights of the people cieated such friction with the go\einor, Loid Dalhousie, lhat official lefu^cd to acknowledge him as speaker, but Papineau maintained Ins ground with siichrdetermination that Dalhousie resigned Sir James Kempt succeeded him, and accepted Papineau's speakership, securing foi the early^hbetals one of the gicatc-t triumphs e\er achie\ed its7 tlio political'-uona of any couiiti \. l K ' I.N KXIUJ. '\ It was a hard struggle to mam- tain the lights of the people aguinbt the gi ceil and opnres=ion of "The Famrlv Compact." -In the struggle the sword was unsheathed and Papineau and his son weie exiled with the leaders of the lcfoim mo\ement of 1837. Aftci ten years of exile this fathei ot liberalism relumed on the i"-sue of .the amnest-, proclamation, and so gicnt was,the faith of the people in then old "champion that he was again returned to parliament, and reprc-cnted them until his letne- ment ten \eais later * ft is in such fashion," lemarks Mr. Wilhson, ' lhat the decisive blow has been dealt lo nranny and privilege :.-!l clown the splendid pages of British history " RAILWAY DEVELOPilBNT 'lhe abuse by railway corporations of the poweis given them bv the state is opening the eve- of CORRESPONDENCE Fair Play Replies. - , Editor Kooii.n v\ Hiil- ���������*Sir, ��������� The tarious ��������� ebullitions which my , letter has ^piovoked shoulcl convince the most/koplicnl of the crying need of more lepies- sive measuies in 'dealing with,a large class of the workers of this country, who are over-educated, and in consequence dissatisfied with the station in life'wherein it has pleased Providence' to, place them. Personally I am not opposed to freedom 'of 'speech, ,or press, but when thc^e individuals give vent,to such virulent effusions in response to my temperate and well-meant communication, the limits of fiec- dom nifc transgressed and unbndled license icached. " Those who opposed the extension of education in the caily 70s were regarded by q the masses as egotistical and piejudiced, buUhe effects have clearly,, demons!latcd that thev weie gifted'with exli.i- ordinaiy foresight, and lightly undeislood what the harvest would be of theindiseiiminate diffusion of knowledge amongst 'those who arcs not mentally equipped to* weigh well and consider ll , . " "Fairei Play's" 'attempt' at .sarcasm is indeed pitiable Undoubtedly he is one of those self-satisfied individuals of whom it ma} bc'safo to" say that in liis ca'-e "a-ilittlc knowledge is a dangcious thing" The .iigumcntsC'') advanced meiely prove the truth, of the saying that ���������'history lepeats lf-elf " Tiue'theio may be 'rumor 'abuses, but weie it notjoi thcmibchiof-brccding nial: contents of the vvoiking clas-, thoy, would be lcmcdied; but these jgr- tat'ois aie like flies���������alighting upon a soie'and iriitating it until'it ib wotse a thousandfold _ > f . . .There should be no compioini'-e, no truckling with'Mlrrs specimen of the genus,homo���������only firm handling like that of Hrelinid If, when suppressimr lhe wicked rebellion of Wat. Tvlcir (vide Colliei's histoiy p.p. 86-S7). ilecently, while traveling to Field. I chanced to pick up a copy of a' laboi journal wlneh boldly advocates the usurpation of political power by the woikcis, urging them to stnke at the ballot' box to (iccoii!]ilish then ends, aiming them that 'by-to doing Ihev would be enabled lo claim "Llio full pioduct of their toil "P ." Such pernicious teachings seetn to be taking root in quite a nuinbui of easily-led dupes, who ulterl.\ ignore the; lights of superior abihl} to justly claim a commensurate reward, and would al*o deny lo invented capita] its legitimate leluins In short it is clear that thev f,ivo| confiscation, and when I note thai many leadeis(') of labor unions sli onglv advocate' such methods 1 feel that it is impel alive for em- plojers of labor lo stand finnly shoulder to shoulder in lesisling ove.y demand on the pait of union men" for inci eased pav. as it is evident that stpkes. bojeottsetc arc onlv part of a ^ preconceived attack .whose ultimate obiect is not, as they hypocnticallv profess, foi "fan wages," but for the whole pioduct, which means chsaslc. to the piosperous business cnleipns-cs of this country. , Past history proves conclusivol) ihnl il is not a difneult niatlcr to nil ������-v-i nrt ������-i i ii re w r\ fir Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I'or Coughs, Colrls, Cioup and Whoop, mg Cough Price 25 cents; large sue 50c. Cliamberlain's, Colic, Cholera -' and Diarrhoea Remedy. >J For Bowel Complaint!.. Pi ice 35 cents. - "*. - 1 Chamberlain's Pain Balm. An antiseptic liniment especially valuable for Cuts, liimses, Sprains������uul Rheumatism Price 1; cents; large size 50 cents. Chamberlain's Siomach and . Liver Tablels. For Disorders of ther Stomach, Liver auel Bowels Price 25 cents. ' , Every one of these preparations is guaranteed and ii not fully satisfactory (0 the purchaser the monev will {ie rpfunded. , Spring and Summer Suitings, k We hav-e'ori li.iiul a complete ������Wkol Woulens and Tarleu-'s Trim- ', miiiRS anel will make up Suits .11 first e-l.iss style' to sua puich.iber.. . Giveus a trial and we vvill assist you to con.ple'to you.- die*s .11 an , 'aiti-tit- and up lo-cUte inanncr. ' ' ., ' ' ~^Jt Fashionable SO!l? Tailor. , 011ADUATB OV NEW TOIIK'S CUTTING SCHOOL- , -d^F^- SATCRDAY, JUNE (3, 1003 omt-Mi CHAVMO.N*. !apr.ea-e the welUmenninsiworkcr- of ihe hl.er.u cause to.low-ecl 111 hi>|/Je T.S0-1S3 W. J. Robertson'- train, .ind the name-- ot McKeiuse, ^^^ ,lls>toiv) and wc should Baldwin Laiontaine., Ilolton nQ cfjort'to mduee a more I)ononJJro������n. Blake and Mow.it ^nlenled feuling in the hoarlb of re.-pond to the roll call 01 Canadian]^ Clnacll<ln ^o.kmgmen J ap- lrberah,m. lo them belongs V^i neal t0 the responsible diiectoi- of honor of subjecting trie exeeuuvo j ^^^ ,nd Uv lo ���������ivu the-u n.at- OJ to lhe control ot r.arliarnent and the , ^^ lheh miltur'0 confederation, 101 public men and of the ncoptp'to the people, driving irom the councrl the j ,cc(. t(> (,0 ^0 ft(. in,r|U, 1 " " " ' "��������� ^ "r th(i 20U'rnor'aml thyccr(a,11 "disaster. In the moie 're-spon-ible pie=s. and lo a qieal 'extent in the elciL'v. we have government owner-hip Tliei. j'eople have al The Colonist is the late-t advocate of a lepudiation law* in the -litipe oi a bankruptcy act. We hope to .-ee a renewed effort made to provide the city with a public library The city council has generously provided .1 building for the purpose, and the citi/ens should meet and appoint a committee to take 111 hand nominee- of interposition of check- lsalion of the institution the organ- Jt 1- time Canada pa-.-cd a law to prevent the importation of undesirable immigiant-. Jf stems are not taken in thi-> ilnection Canada will become the clumping ground not only of what the old Crime an admiral cle-ciibed as the ''.scum of hell and Newgate" but of the slums of the United Slates eitie-, as well. Just a.- theC. P. K sa}.- it will Inn Id no more railway- in H. C. the Great Noithorn has declaied its intention of building into the Okanagan and -Similkameen without ,1 bonus of any kind. It is ue-ll that the clay of bonuse.- i- ended when Ihey a*e attended with llio eoi- mptipii e.\ji0������ud in the l^-ee-iit legislative investigation nl Victoria. In Hon, A. G. Blair- Canada has a minister of railways of whom the dominion should he proud. He has pressed his bill for a railway commission against all the opposition the Grand Trunk and C. I'. R. Some Results of Impure Blo:d. A IiIoU'IikI, pirjriply. disdaini-el I.ili', feeling nf ccli.uislioii, ivr.irki el in'ivi-, hcieliiclie and iielull tiiain. Tip* pinjii'i cine is one Ki'iio/oiu1 Talilct nllci cae li tnc-i.l. Fi-n(./.one-cIimm anil lii'.iuii.liis the ccniiple-xion Iiy inalciiilf n'ch, pure' blocifl. ft K'sI.oits (.lie e'liffeliliid lii'iiin unci unstrung nerves tei 11 lif'iiltliy vigorous condition.- It'inyigcii-iil.es 11II the physical and riicnl.nl powers; ln-inifs Hl.ri'iigli and ainliil.ioii to the depressed. Refuse a substitute fur [''en'ozoni'���������it's tlie lit'Sl.t.tiiiic,i'elMiilder and invigoi'iil.or known. l'i'ie:ii 50c., nl, Wt'iiggisls or alive, should endorse. It is a policy' pcilwur & Co., KingHtmi, Ont. el the 1 again-t [ire- | our do- rrifntie affairs by imperial nytlior- itic-s. The parly that lias a record of fetich .'idiic".crnciilsi is a partv of whom its adherent- iiinj be protiel, ( o.m i;ni:ii.vrro.N ic not the child of the conserv-itive; party as 1- so often claimed. It owes" its maternity to the libi ral- George Biown wiis its progenitor necessily of ready bi!i?t' onc-'LuTway and gn'en ^^^l^r^J1^ it uncontiolle'd to a piivate corjioi- alion as a gift only to have the poweis which it lias cieated used to abuse the public trust and to despoil the public e-tatc, as expo=ea by ihe evidence taken at the recent land 1nvesl1gat10n.it Victona An end 11111-1 be- [Hit to this *-tatc of affair.-. The La unci government deserves the thanks of'the people for the stand which it ha- taken in regaid to the Grand Tiunk Paci tic scheme. The government has taiil not an acre ot land shall be given, and that any state assistance shall only be in the foim of a guarantee of bonds secured by n first mortgage on the 1'i.id That is the fir-t business railway policy introduced in Canada, and secure-, the lights of lhe poo pic and the opening up of the country at tho same time. We con-rdcr the government could well go a step furthei and insist on lhe dominion being represented on the board of dnectois in proportion of the amount eua ran teed to the aeti.al paid-up capital of the company. The Laurier government, however, announces an even bolder lrnlwav policy In bringing in In? lepoit" on tFic Intercolonial Ia������t wc'i k Hon A. G. Blair was able to announce the sueee-iof tbc government railwavs by the fact that the Intercolonial had made a profit of $125,000 for the year. He also argued in favor of government ownership of railways and the extension of the Intercolonial railway to the Pacific .coast. That is a policy that every lover, of his country, bo he. liberal or conserv-| up- He trot a federal policy adopted al|spint of justice di-playeel in n .rroiii. lilicnil conveintion tit Toron- a hearnitr In bulb Mdi������- In tbe and lo a clergy, we rlttiipcli friends and we shoulcl port them more) liberally. Yours t,tr.., t )<\nt Pi.vv P. S���������I undei'oltihd, Ah*. I'lditor, that voir have been severelv eriti- ci/.ed for printing my letter, and J desno to compliment j oil on the 'ing I!. DOMINION PARLIAMENT. !>> ���������fOO ladie-- lus i' Common" a great liberal convention tit Toron to in 18-")9 Sir John Macdonald opposed confederal ion and did not adopt the liberal child till it was -.veil grown though lie did great service in accomplishing the union of the province". Brown and Macdonald joined hand- to effect th.- nnion To the liberals under George Brown won of clergy reserve-, repicM-mauim " v 1 - ��������������������������� V' ' ���������,���������, . , ., ,P population, and 'incorporation of Xf" *$ S'ff" ���������'t '":"' '" " *" Vorthwcsi Te.r.torre, ... the do. ������nt o-. *13,0O0 .l ... ������ I i-pcikiii'/Oil the (.land I 1 mil' hill i Oliver, Jf J', s.iid th' proplf -.-..iiiti'l \ petition signed been |iri���������ontcel rn against llio Clini' -e* lull ,\ bill will lie brought flow 11 ^ii ir also due tbe itbolitio'n jas'te'iiii,' intere-t on bood,- of tbe me-, repiesontation by iC.iiarti.uii^e.rtliein fnun tbe f.iauel minion. Thus )ias the liberal part} to it- r.itej Vi.i-rd on tl'' ">"t of builfi credit the in^litiUion of =omc ot the thr [)01n(. (>; ])IGI\uai<lU u, t|,e pomi grandest nchiovcmetita Of tJapadian \,j f_0,^liri,jltion, rn-te.iel of one 1,,,-ed statesmanship, foiming a record of |'on ���������\\ thr f.r,ifli': eotrld bf.n Tb< reform of which i-verv liberal may Gi.inel Trunk Aoulri i������ t<ie ^hum a" 111 1 ' . 1 r. 1, 1. .e ....,���������,.., II,.,. ...I . ,.,l I ll. well be proud (To be conlliiuc'l I the C I' It. if it nero iillrmod, anil l|i( committee should ice that the proper p.ovHions woo ffiinirl in the hill Tin; C P H , f.run or-t.111 to ocean, bad not (rut rln oeiiiijiiMiv 11 cent Tin C1n.1el1.1n Xoitbern bad not co-el tin company .1 re nt, but both I li( ue iniidt ciifi.girl thiee tiui'S as iinicli lis did Die New. y.o)k f'.'.'d1'1' '^'r "livci stood Ijrsfc iurPi. gc'������*'e'i'/]i'n/;i,i.t ptibviiy. Tn any ot'lier ciiso 11 subiddizoel ruilu'iiy sboiilelbe subject to iibsoli'ilc (.'Oiiti'O.I. of I'nIi'K Iiy; the griveninieiit. ,.��������� '#���������.*..' ...-,.��������������� . ^ If il'.s 11 bilious iitl.iie.'k. l.ukeOlininliei'. Iain's SIoiiiiicIi nnd Liver TnblelA and a i|i'iicT< rec-eivery is e.-ertiiin. Kor snle.liv all dii.ffgists. ' jKootonay Lodg-e V* -, ,/ZT*' N0.15A.P.&A.M. -���������"AA/l ^* ' \ ' ' #1/ * * TliuicBiil.u medium "Nj^ * /PjEF", mo hciti hi the jr������b ^������\IV\ jy\ oiiioTomplo. llom 11c -���������^^umtim inonlli at' S l). tin V111I iiik liictliron =���������^ coidiiilly wolcoinort. It "erOIlOON &i.ohi.1'VKV / SELKIRK T.OBGE, NO.'IS. I. O. O. T. iMcct- i-vi'i y Tiio'jd.is ovciiniK i������ &ol,kll1k .Hull nt 8 o clock. ^Visilms; biutliKiiieoi- 'dmlly invited to ut- 1 loud. J. MATIIIK. S1.0. ' SAMSON & PAULSON, PaintePS.PapBrliangBPS.Sipwplteps 'iCALKO MINING DONK Oideii iee-ive^pioiiipt atlenlioii. .Second -.tiei I, B 'ltHVI-JLSTOKH mes ', ' , ' '," y , LIMITED. , ' ' ( ' f 1' >>', Aiming brokers and fiscal acents. \ ��������� MINES AND MINING INVESTMENTS Wc lunii^h icpoi-tsoii'all kinds, of'ini't.illifo.ous mine's anil , piospeets. L'ovu'sl (iiiot.Uions,on hste'il and'unlisted iiimiiiK stocks. , ,, t - .. " _ 1 ' OFF101AI; BROKJUKS FOH THE ', '' , ^ '' Galumet & Britisli Columbia' Gold Mines Ltd ' ��������� i NON-PISRSONAl, LIABILITY., (13VA MlNIi.) ' ' ' i " ' .,/ , y DULUTII, Minn. CALlhMICT, Mich OIIICAGO, 111.; '' ��������� Nl'lLSON, 11. O. ' 1 CAJIMOKNIC, B.^C. ���������a * Wholesale' and Retail' -. ���������-* t' ., "r :,' . ��������� Meat Merchants. Heacl^ Office, Abattoir and Gold ^Storage ."��������� ,} '. ' ... ^^^sss^Oalgary,' 4-lberta r ������l - - - y- ', j <���������- . 1 > ' ���������"* -��������� aa^iaatBniisaBwesiBasnxsirsisKl^^ ^roEsa43E=s.-vuu^n=^ *" " |l ���������mnr���������.~���������- ', . , I 1', '''���������'" The Greatest Spolen TfiougAf of the'Nivelccfit(ipCenl,ny" \ > _ | J3.S. I. . BUTCHER. Retail Dealer In 1 r\ BEEF, PORK, , , MUTTON, Etc. .Fish andiGame.in Season. - ���������u ' All oi flui-. piomiitlj filled. v IJouglii'. n I. ......I I'm.. REVELSTOKE, B. C, ^k\,^^> ���������A: E. BENNISON- Baker and. Oonfeej-fonep lia*. opened In-new bake'iy on MtKi'ii/.K' aveniii' and Li 11st- that lus past ('Mieneiice in the city will ine-iit^.i fan feliaie ol public p.ipi oij.ijjc-. A FULL LINI5 OV CAKES and CONFECTIONERY Home-Iade Bread a Specialty - REGISTEIUO Union Overalls, \etc Wli MANUFACn/IllO ' fJn'il'-' Anions .mil t,l\ \ I . 1 t-'fl'v- ( ui |ii iiluV A|ii(in^. Willlt-i ���������>' A |H (ills, I'.iinlM-.' 11 nil I'I islti- Cln' Olt'l.lll-, IVIm I.iiiilw (Jo lis, JI icUiniw I'ant-, Tin p.nihil-, , nniiii ifjc H.1K-1 II01 1 IIIiHiUlIs, 'I "i'i5." hie , clc, cui Sillily ejici.ill-, l.i-liini I'mils, Twu il I'.u I-., ("nltoiiiuli; I'.inln, .llllllptls, IrliMi-c-. I ll(,'IIICC|V .lu--l(ct- WailiiVJiiclvCl-. I! 11 tit is' r.ickct", eiii.yli.ini .|.;r-lvi|s; .Mic-.loi| l'lii,ii(cl [ji| (Icmeni, I'-iIiiIiIKIikI liiil rncoi|i(i|.itcil I'lOJ TURNER, BEETON & CO. I.IVII1KI), WHOLESALE A1ERCHANTS, V\,lM-ll()llri|-. Vl'llllf 1111(1. I'lHll.l), I UiUlloll S( ���������( Cl, j-^ ^v^itvrewos^ VKJl'OKIA, B. C ll.ll Ofll'lll'll III L .\. J-'rel/'s Diii'din^, First Street, near Posloffiec. TAILOB and CLOTHIER (live- nu: 11 trial nnd you will Iind thotl e-iui KiVn ynu Iirst t!liiSB'"vvoil*inrilus|ilp lit rriruler- nte prices. ,' 'E*SpreU7 Tlioftas B fi Pi ^ Slfn'M I'tyflO, V {*} -���������������? 'l*������ 'i^-Al ������>-",*? Clautr and titular IfCi. ief, liWitms UUlii}-,, ��������������� M!..*.fl.������, /���������''������������������������������������ '-<]��������� ' fp'y in in l,a���������fclmc.roh,,,ns. ,������,*n.-ai ,. th fine photoy������-. .��������������������������������� ������>>��������������� fi<"������ Hon. Tfios. B. Reed EditorJir.-r: . cf ASSOCIATE. i:i)!-r������������4S, Hi)r...Ii"iiiii VcZ. rtli} Mm b>i et I'r j ;'i < Parlhimciit i; Kosuiler Jolmcoi ��������� Aullior ard Litterateur Albert Clleiy Berg!! Evpcrl Coll.iborjtcr ril\v.-.rd H^eictt rl.-Ic Author cf " 1 he Man Villi *��������� out a Cour.tr> " . - - I. ���������leiiaili.tn p. I)j|Ij),cr' U S Sen-nor iroui 10 i ,l(i!i!) I). Oordn-i Tormcr U S Se.iclcr C-0-1 Gccrj; a Nntiian IlasktII Dote Assoc. iteUil ler "Inlc n.ilion il Lb-'"- of I 1I110U5 LllC.jtU'C " ���������lames 15. Pord Minager Lecture 13u.o 11 'Author of "Eccnitriul.es * ' 'of Gcniup" Ciporgp ,1!ncL,.3.i ll.ii-rr pro'i-isoi rt I imlisi I-1. '. lu*-!., i'.-il celo.' Ui .' ur^ '/ I.onn-o ^e.*rs Piofci'-or of I rilisli I 1T-1- lurc, D 0 1 Un.\cr.. .y L"il-,v 1 Xi. rjcmi rormcr Eu.lc ' nc:L<.i Art'c-i scr" p. Cimlif.. O-.-c 1 Mcmifr 1'i'il.n n'1-"-'! " Nc / Vol1' 1 ribi 1 ��������� " J. WolKc Iu. cp������. il^n M-in-ii-ini- Til ler I <l t rn Royale " of 13. nnsu f,ln:ciis Ui.iij.ti 1 Ed.lnr. Wil.o-al f-ti "���������if V/ashm lot. D. C Jt ..111.111 A. Dcil'-ir: Ikiiijc. Kl.'r.-uJ f iri "Cluc;i|o'l yes Uij.'at'i' V\'ilt'2ii: W, Mjios Mtn'.ir Ei'lloriil Sta'f "11 Igdilph 1 Even n 1 elccr-iiili" Cliciup Clmlx Member House r' Ri pr.'- scntali.es froi-. M -iiu-. Clark f-'tiM c I Lililo' '.' A|p-i',i'C���������s-filul- n" a^JHITLlERARY OF AiODERN ELOQUENCE XL~J> stands v'ithoul a neer. Nothing like it was1! aSSj et cr atlemDted befoie. Edited by one of j ��������� ���������? tlu; ^mi p<. Modtiu Leaders of htyr, Ex-SpeakerIhoinas^.llecd", assisted by'a coips of edlto-z famous 'vherever Englisli is heard, MODERN ELOQ^SMCK is tSo ro^sterpigce of one .vho has lived close to those who have made" and are making the histoiy of our times. In these volumes the reader iuns the whole -jamut o������ eloquence, from laughter to tears, from ������a:hos to lidicule; keen satire is mingled with .��������������� ES&. w^rtsotia .,Sf $)~&<3. V6- thov/s l nrro Wy see the epeakei, we hear the laughter, we surrender to the'spell of the woids; we can feel the tense silence as the speaker mounts in his sublimest flights, then hear the" outburst .> of applause as"''the / aiidiKBCy t:ciielidB the .'speaker kt his climax. One sits at the'ban- cjtrol boaid where the gieatest after-dinner oiatois, wits and humorists aie at their best. One li "rns ir rr,c^','r-"iu������)t'--r mind-s who from lecture plslio. m have i\\ riyed multitudes, and held men's ir.:v3 captive Ly the magic of their words. Thjse a.*e the books for the home���������foi an id.f hom���������foi the days and nights of pr pa:ati?-'i���������for an evening's entertainment ���������for the future. They aie filled IMii,, ihoiights foi living men. 'i'liu lAhiixry h ijabiiiticef (H 10 voI: .niisi, v/ ill tt totci of 4.500 pages royal octc.\*o, 7'4 *��������� WJ inchc* in s'^e*. liloslrated with 75 photogravure portraits on Ir.ipctiai Japancjc Vellum. Several volumes contain fr.iiit.spieces in ^tiJti. co'.ir. with invt John d. Morris S CO 1201 Chestnut Street Philadelphia GlISTLI'MI'W ���������RcCcrrliil,' to > tur iil.crliseiient of 1.1. Tlio* ������ Rml b IJ'inry or MonnnN El nciui'-.cit in Kriiilciiii M.ul, Hcvi IslfiKe, I .-iitil lie pltlsrcl to rccelvi-por'lollo John D. Morris and Publishers Philadelphia, Pent ' o[ . -ri Ic-|������j^i:s il'iojo;nvnri.'- ' .nit r.lMn.i.jC |-| ilc,, ".lib f"it/'liaitlculirs ~ "* " ' Jr jf' r>.>! nliii." jillldAiES, ptlccs, clc Companv / ,f^iP ..".,, //"'���������" ��������� J- .* itict g /' f.'.i imlS'iitc A, [O-ioo] ? a c 8c^ -TUIil- REVEIrSTOICE PHOTOGRAPHER STAMP PHOTOS A SPECIALTY. Oyer Kootenay Mail Office E, WATBRSPS"; Bricklayer and Stonemaspn ' V. 0. liox ini. .'. lfEV-JCIJ3rOIvE,U'C, All lines of Jlnsori"work undertaken.- Kstiuiates (j'vt'ii for buileliiiiji), etc, Um Bj Mail, Pitman's Business Courses are known all over the world. Full course from Ten Dollars. Pitman's Business College. 0|i|/v.?iU- II..1.-1 V.in 111 u <������1 < \ '.: 1 - H. B. STONEX, MACHINlgT AND; GpSHflfflj Opposite. Cu|||.ri}l Holi-1, ItuvplifldjjQ. Lailifi unci Gi'ihen-iil Mticliint!' Wmk ��������� PioiniJlly iixt'cutt'il, d TMBSOOTENAYrMAIL ���������' *��������� pT-yx^it ��������� 'i&'&fl n"-~l*WA .' ,'fc. r/ MALAKWA. Fiom oui own Corro-pondont Tliciu &lici\\& c\eiy 'npiicuance of u good ciop of fiuit this 3oar. . Tlio.wcitliei still keeps voiy rcfiesli- ing, .111 I is nuking the mei nnd btic.iinsj use to the occasion. < < , The C T. K. stock is wntcicd in this elistiict anyway, but iwU not nflcct the h.ilc on the uni ket we hopio. ( , iOurloc.il spoilsmen li.ivc clioppeJ quite u few beni of Lite.. T S. Wolscy hccuicl one. ' S. I-oftus got two C. U.itli.iwiiy one. .mil nil cf these being black bonis.''. Then an Incli.ni knocked one cinnamon bear ovei' after it li.iel ni.iele linn rtiy,'playing, loiincl arid lountl tlio 'ccclni-"lice , The Tncli.in (Mine out,'best .tfter 11 shots , NAKUSP: w IJ - *������' ������ Fiom our own Corre-iiondent ������ iy. ^ Jf'Tlioiupson le.t\es today foi N*el-r son , , i ,' ' t ' The lake lii-ie'lins yucn .iboutji\o feet -jincc 1'rid.iy niglr't p _' TliV freight tiain has been taken f, back to N'cUon -as the mMi of height is o\ei .<������-licit Coitliead, uh'o has been p.iint- - ing heie for* C. 1'. li , loft foi "Nelson Monthly. - 1 ' P f . |), StDciinis wia home last Sunday 'f[i| .i &ho|L, sta'i,. leaving on Monday '' . foi Sloonii City ._ ' ; < ' rrTlie tiain' fiom Sandon' did , pot iiihm*-jcstcid.iy oiv.iccoiint of a nash- -PHfat Tlii'cc KoiKs. " * " * <��������� \l\ Uill'ings, of-'tlip Y'ihjColiimbi.1 |,l|inbci 06 curie in last wepk u't'l it \ft men foi the :. ijl , _. . r Thoie'is good fish .being "caught - |ipic now Onp i^as Luought "in the ' pi jiei (lay th it weighed 8 lb JO qt. . The sloaniei Kossland left fc>| Ai- 'jni\|icai| yesteida\, where the.'*, will Jl.ipVrpI bp,|i'pi'",iiH! slip >������l" fAP l,n-' ! sinniiipi inn ' , ,1 line Hid , r ',*' ���������< IC| BEATON. . Km n Oiir"Owii C'orru-iKiiiiluiit J ] ltiisme-s continues good,', the bote's being full of stiangci1- " ' .loim GuUoii is' lying to .{uiich.i&c tffj'acips'on t-'lip ca������ft of flip townsitp ��������� iipil go^iptQithc fiuit business , * ti_ , nVv i'</ warm; the lake is i wing 'r 'i,ipicll\-,'ai'icl if n does not tuincool ��������� 'soon we sh.ill h.t\c n veiy high w.itci. The last'week has been n tmicof * change heie. .Of. all the olehtnncis, Audj Ci.ngistbe only oncwliocon- ' ft nines to'clo business at the old stand " Mi 'and Mrs' ) pfoft iuil ni'q\c nito " "rlien'- pew * lion'c 'oil', Beaton .ftipct ' -ii'ecliicscl.V, ���������ipjH''lVr'F?tPI,.llf(l tfi lllPIt lMlTPfOUS |upi'f|s up ii>wt������iti������n ro ii house wiuming ' * , Things aie quiet,political} heiesu fai.bi't.I c.\pcct the pot will soon commence to boil J. M Kellie is the onl\ piobiiUtneoandiclate mentioned beie so f.ii He mil likely le.fd In ' j (ns lui t of the d ist net in case he cn|efs iho'jij'ltl r ' Jlniy'oi' o\]P ip.-if.le|ita JiaiC bepti M-pijipg io fjii'9!t!u }Wnts fm^tlien eiippnc*. claiming t!ie> could do bettci This is a \ci\ pool wav to build up a. town and wc tiust the new* him will .be able to quote puces that w ill be X, satisfactoiy and so letam the tiaelcin tlie town , t Messis Anc|ouon .inci Pulmei |).ivp PHI chased tjio Pfon'ee'} Hotel fiqin ill 15,Uejr', .ip'fl intenil tq Upp it iptQ-IP pfliQp ThPj hit^o aifeo lentcel tho l'ioapcctoi������'E\cli.uigc, and will tnke chaigc tonioiiow A E\ans is to open tbcKcceptioii in Camboine, and 311 Bates is going to tt.e Noith-West 1 Messis JIcLcnnan and Fusei last 'week l.tthci hastily decided to close oilt then busnics's at Pfc'aton, and as v Id'ev dcchnccl' to lent thcii stoic, b'uiidnig apo'tlici hael |o hp sepinefl pn sfintt ofdsi 5o"xri.'D G Ball pin chasect n building and ienio\eel it to .the lot adjoining the Exchange on Ciaig stiect He has ahcady taken o\ei the post ollice and telephone, and will open a new stock of good a Wcclncsd.ij. illecJluwaet. yeais, has been transferred ,to Nelson whcio ho takes charge of .tnothei, section. Mr. Hr.ui.ini will be much missod, ns he has always been n' faithful and conscientious employee and a kind and obliging neighbor. ' ' ThcMeichants Hotel'has changed hands. Our old fiiend "Teddy" has accepted the'position of encuit manager at Sicamous Junction and handed oxer the'management to Mi. Schulli. Wc picdict for (Jcoigc a successful c.ircei as he is already noted for his amiable elisposit'on and winning ways POLITICAL Sii ,Thomas , Shauglinessy may be appointed tD Senate. Picmiei Mclhicle expects to ho'd an election in foui months'. > li. Hall has inlioducul , a bill to extend the franchise to'women Houston is \ciy adverse to Mclhide, and,sees nothing but defe-tt, ahead if he leads the Tones rn Kootenay. The socialists will put' up 'it full ticket foi Viincouxcr, whethei ciicloiscd by the Tiadcs and Labor Council oi^ not f ' ,'The, local Libcial' Association has seemed a poition of .1. Samson's block on Second sticet for ollice and meeting loom, lr , X OT (he memucis of, the McDiidc cabinet thiee are l.inyoi'.. Jt is a government "of l.iwjcis, by lawyers, foi l.iwyois ' ,- i ", '* '���������' ', ;*?lic'i'liucr? s.iys, "Wo pieijict foi iron Jtichaul Molhiclo a shoit, in- glQiiQils'jiohtio.il c.iiooi', with an oncl in h.uinony with the- mannoi* of olov.iHon,1' A mcptlpef of tlio Libera] Ass'ooi- ion \\ns hplel '4?������ofecl.vy, \V. M If You Fail to Remove Your Burden of Disease in June, Your Life Is Not Secure.- , PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND Will Dc For You What It Did " , ' For Mr. J. B. Butts.' Fine Upholstered Furniture. Ins F llt|C . . . Lawience,, picsidcnt, in the chan The association is. picpaiing foi an <icti\p c.iinpai.'n. Tt tip ns put tlio payment of 1)130,000 pn account' of Ppint Elhcp bjjdge tq pity ot Yjctpi|.i.''1^.18 uiiflpi p)ipum- jtapces wh'icji fpi b.^flp Mr Wp"s as chipf pqiiiinissiQiinr 0 lf-ing - iho \OUCllOI. . - J At* Scott "may be noiniiiatccl as the consei\ati\c candrdatcftloi', Jioxol- stoko% J'iM Kellro is mentioned as the -Iiber.il-l.iboi 'nominee '' T .1 Gi.ihain may inn as" a 'stiaight laboi candidate, unci J. W JiciiiiGt^ as a Sjn.iiglit sGcfalisf r ' , lAppthpr scapclal is upparthet,! iq Qntaiip npiitics, 0ani- ������ifilln-ui li-ivnig Buoiii ho paid Tayl ii", clilot clcikot Wood and .Foicst's ^bianch.-liLOOO foi lus sh.uc in a titnbci clear foi which tlic-goxcriimcnt.ieccivcd $250 unci it was sold foi ,$9,000.' > )^^ 5 "* ft .'Olixerancl ^r.itcfson, having been explicitly pioiniscd po^tfolio's "in any govcniineilt Mo'Bilt^c1 iinglit foim,- aie n.itiii-iily ippc'li nicpi'iccl; ,r,fe -up e\lpo "' " :i V'qncll' h!i������. 41'psg ivftp'i they had ibont success - foi Troin our iinn C'orro-iioiiilunt Wcnlhci is \ery unsettlod Ciops woie late but look \ei> v 11! ninsielei- rng all things -��������� ' sli 5i]iit'ri [oiepiap of Jap gapg nci'c', has. been appointed section foreman at (Maud, while J Olson, late of Alboit Caujon, has assumed cli.ugo of the Oi lent.its V C.ulaon came m fior i iho mils -i few d.ixs ago bcaiing, among oilier liupliu's, two nii//lies, one of which nicnsuicel in no ftct fllfo btelclc was. ('|lio"toitiiii.'ite'i.i nociinng foui 'fcihpi I'l'y ' ' t)ni genial and edit lent stcnc-kcppoi, Mi Pol lies, is still doing business at lhe old staid He has had bis stoic icpiiinlwl and ''inll an addition thficto, anel bus on his eloix^ a \cij tine ���������.link f goods. Call on linn and got the latest goods at the lowest pilots I! M main, who has boon sect pin ftiiVii'ii" -'I* ilfiM'htv'rt f"i l'if>Miiin A GUARANTEED CURB Fop all Forms of Kidney Disease. U'i iin-limb i-igncil niii-irni-l*. at1' riift I'P'l'iij-il '|o' glM* m- |i'll''"it' li.in inIn- nlili i-viv SH t-nl '"J1 " I t 1)1 I'i till'fill's KllllH \ Willi I'll- |. I-, tin iinh ii'im (Ix in 111" woi I'I 'I' '' |,ii-lli'il\ (iili- nil tli.lilili- HiliiiitC In in ui nk knliii x -:- ���������-,\|. iii \ ehiTilully ii liiini'd il lb" milb'ii i I- mil n In m el mid inqniivcel ���������|( i i 1 imi' I utile 'I lino In "is Unilts i IIt-i I .i-l -lung -mil pel man- yi'iit (-iiri'.s. II'nol. fi'liovoil. anil ('iii'i'el, ',. you wtiKte mi inciiioy. y \ " '' , :" (JiiiiikIm n'i'iig&ni'KikOei-.Ui'.yi'ls'l.ok!', ||.'(.:.��������� ���������"������������������':��������� "���������;"' .' " ,|, l\. Alill.M* W..().)., Hi'vnlsliiko, It. 0. \Valtoi' Uews, Ilevelstoke, 11. C. J^chiell.-piltt'anc! 'fiijltpiotis hptl-tyo. vutiiallj brought McBndc , ,, , - - Joseph M.utin. is entitled to the thanks of the libcial party foi the cotusc he has taken .in- \^ii(it.uily rpSignipg t'pc "leadeiship, seeing that his maintenance of that position was cieating sciibus dissension ,^1 the pa.'fy', links' T|.c p.,ity iwlj poiy gq ln).p, thp j"ight with .1 united pant unci C,m' lionlitloss oui-y its banner to \ictoiy. , The people of Noith-East Kootenay .iiedeteiininedtli.it W. C Wells shall again represent tlieni if hc_ will accept nomination. ' MV Wcl's" ctands so high in the estaniatrorY "of "'liis co|i- sWucn'cy tlicip" tliat 'no-opp cpiilc) bp ni|t ip tj)C field by (.lie, pqn^ci\nti\p n.i|(V (.0 successfully t.pp(>e hlni, ninny leading conscnatnes picteiimg to stay'by Mi Wells.eien in a p.uty- hnc contest Sa>s thcWoild "Hon Col 1'noi infoimcd ,thc Icgislatuic in pkiip teims-Wedncsclav (h.iji 'when' he went into politics h'e had "Ins film incoippi- atcc) as a iimitecj' liability poipp.inj* pi Pltipi tlpif IP ll'igll1 P-UltHlP'-lll f'P husiipcss tll-lt ������as (alio obtnined fiom governments Such) a statcincnt il ni.ulp-iii the iinpoii.il paihiinicnt would' bate ended the public c.uoci of the ni.ikci " A meeting ot the CKCcutneof the Pioxincial Libcial Assooi ltion i^.'b helcl at y.|ticf|i|)pj IfncatJ.iy, As the pnity was" not'united on him as lcaelei, Joseph M.utin tendcied his icsig- n.ition to enable the paity to unite at the coming election It was decided Hint the election of libcial leadei should stand o\ci till aftoi the election when the nembeisof the paity e]ectccj ooiilil elect'tlieit'iea'lcr ' 11 If'ill, M, V. 1'., said- -While the inciiibci foi Delta was now \ciy lo.uly to sink all clillcicnces that had so distuibccl hmi dunng loccut months, theie was no oxadrng tho fact that Mi McBndc had been quite as much mixed up in the Columbia it Western transaction as li.it] Premier hiic-rpi an'yhocly' 'plsc" Vi'lic lliescnt turn of the political whppl lie attnbuteel to ;i llltlpohiine of lawjeia "Tlio Timer, s.ijfr thu now government will come into powei lnain.innei woi thy of the name it boa is. It was lunn in tieacheiy and deceit Its It'.idci is unstable as watoi lie has boon bending tocioij wind th.it blows and cutting -i most miseiable ligtue in tin- legitime He h.i;| no naif wli|tujorip Hip duff.it ol the I'nm goio'iiiniont. This w.w aocomplUhccl lij ihe iiion who aie now commanded to take then places on the opposition side ' ^_ Turning Down the Doctors. The m.mi'Iiiiis uuos nl (Jnt.u ilwinno ,uo being inuili lnlU"d about. Tnou- shiiiKiiio (latjv ii'iogii|/ni!,' llio" tz copt'ioiial nu i it "I thR. siiiip),- inb.iloi In iliiM'lili -inrl nitlo.id of itiruiiiiu Id ilcilnilni wlili ilifir wniit i ill"- lb'*> pn.lM t tli"in-t l>i- L> C nt���������iili(Voii'': it kill-iolds in tholioiid tn I en iiiiiiuti;-, i|niikly ii'lifii's (Jiit.inli, Hiiincliiii-. \-lbni.i. LiiitnTioul'los, .mil ouiosoxon liii'iigh nil ntlii'i ti iiti'dirs limi' filled Cj lio/.n.ie is i ni v ploas.int. mid -nff .liiel (iinxi iili'lit to llso. Il-bi'-l ii-ioiii- ,,,, ,,,l,li(in i.s lis imioi moils Mile: 11 J* it to ilny. Price' $|-}K), snmll si'/.i-*2o-., nl "���������j,:!!^H���������*;'���������.. _.y���������y_y^;" ~;' j[. \V. fiii'i'Tpi' iipd Low. ��������� Thompson uni working on their properly, tlio. IJiilou Jiickj. "���������'.-' Thoie was never .'t remedy so highly leoomiiiendect for making sick people well in Miiii'mer time as P.iine'.. (Jelory Compound. Il .suct-essiiilly mapplos with nil the ailmcnLSicommon in sum- hum turn*,'.ma never* fails to, icinovo long standing and olu nnic diseases thai bate, balllfd tlie skill of pbystoi.iiis. When Paine's Colon Compound is used llioie is no long win ting for results. It tonos lliu sUniineli, iinpieivos the appe- . lite, assists eligo^tion, gives sweet, "sleep cxiitos tin' bowels to hoaltliy act ion, expels all foul humots fiom the blood and biaces tho nei \otis,-system. Mr.' ,1. B. Butts, Spnehn.i, a\enue, Toieinto, Out , s.ivs;���������T'" ' ' "I had a veiy bad attack of la giippe' which left ine \iilh a iionous and biokendown syc,!,,.!)); J ,i|,��������� siiHeii'd fnun indigestion, and sleeplessness .idelcel tei my miseiy. I was tiouliled .with hon-iibli' iii-gliliiiaius and dicmo-; indeed, my sleeping bonis weie lo mo times of tei im-and tear. 1 (niiiineiiood to use palenl iiierlicuies tni,in\ lniulile but eleii\ed bltle beiietit fiom I hem. I li.ipponod to get one uf Mini book- at lily lions", ,uul .ifli'i leading aboul tbe xvondeiful Hires ell'ei led ,Ly ,P.iine'- Celery Cmiipounel, I elei-ided lo i?i\e it atrial. In three uioiilbs I found myself tully and poitedlv lestmeel to health, mid bad gained lilleen pound.- in weight. ] nm satisfied Pnine'-, Celeiy Coinpound saved my lite. ,mel wilboul it' I would nut now be ah\e. It i-, \l ilheiutdonbl. the li"-t icineih in llio \uu Id." ������ Wc have tin exceptional stylish i tinge .of Parlor Furniture���������all of which is> upholstered by ourselves. You can choose vour o\\ n cover when desired. ' ' Samples mailed. ,'' We have made' Home ' i t l-'urnishincr a life study. Weiier Bros. COMPLETE FURNISHERS Victoria, B. C. .J. ANAESTHETICS, New Method of > Performing Denial ' and Surgical Operations \7 Without Pain, 1 , ' ' .' , ;. (By,W.J. Ciiny.UD.S) What is without doubi the most i'liportimt discbxeii , in an.iettlictios W)tl)iii ipepnt joais is known as the IInld method of inhaling nitious-oxidc gas ,Tlns is the discovery ' that complete and piolonced anaesthetic can bp pi oil need by inhaling gas thiongh the nobliils_whilc_iiii is." t\t tliosaipp tpucbpipg inhaled tlnqugh tljepiQuth rl.rtlip 11511.1l irictliod qf .idinihistonng Pltiptis pvule, Qiiing to tho hilefncss of anaesthesia' piocluceel, it fiequcntly happens that the patient becomes p.iiiifully awake, long befoio the operation is completed < " * ' Auollici objection has been the suffocating sensation sometimes paired by the face being pqvered anc] the, air entirely sluit'ofi'" ;'Tl\p iiuid r^pthftcl obci.ito^ tlic'sp qbjp'ctlons ThP tS>\^ l������i (.ikop tlnoHsli ihp nqstuls, wnilo.iin (s at. thp g.iinc tinifi takoif'thi'ougirthc mouth, ' "\ - ,' Tlns( enables anaesthesia tobcc.u- licdon'.is long as* necessaiy and the mouth being open and" uiicoxcicd ,\\\^ niinibci of teeth or }0G,i.& uiay \>p ic- moxe i] cptitcly witiiput pain In the saiiip w.iy'ilip.ncixes' of teotlj may be rdmoxecl, or'thc most' spVisi'tiye t'ppU\ p,ipo.i^cd'ffti\f\ll^Hg' 0,1;' Gi*p,XYiH^f5 ^Uh- .* BmillS.t'hPsp ppointiona the patient may, it cfeshed, be conscious..of what is taking place," and may heai when spoken to and yet feel no pain Di. Uurd only made his discowny 5} few months ago .y;/-1, thu Saoi" tti.it'it is r.o������' ueing'atiop'te'd by the leading piactitioneis is a pi oof of its value Painless dentistiy is no longer" .1 dieam bipj .1 jp.iljty.and. ^p������ c|l8fSfivpiy \{il] "ipnpup fine of (lioi unplons.int i'p,ilitics of life, As Is obi ions, this method of pio- ducing anaesthesia has a iniicli wulei field thin lhat of dental suigeiy, and will to .1 gieat extent take the n.jaxp p^" cthci and chloiofqini Already iii.uiy qpci'iiiions, including {^e ainp^t.pj.iqn of'lliiitfs.'li.ixp' hpeif .pifqnppd 1110������t' Sfi'icpp'sjiiully hy \\\ek9 W-\m ,Hnio= flllPP������ 110 n-uisen oi* vomiting. It doe3 not affect respiration 01 depiess the action of the heait. and theie aie no seconelaiy effects on the lungs 01 othci oig.uis Within minute ... le complete cqnsciousiiess nonAal'condition. after. ^ 11 ts lcg.un ind their Jqq Great 3 /?/'������& ��������� * 1 Jn almost lively neighboihood =01110- 0110 has died froi'n an altack of oolic 01 oholeia men bus, eiflen liofoie medic ine could be pi ot tued 01 .1 physician sum- iiioneel A tellable 1 oineely for these disease- -liotilel be kept, alliand. The 1 isk is too Rioat foi anjone to lake. Uh-inilii'il.mi's Colli, Cboleio am] [}i.(- iibuea Ueiiiec]) jias iinfhi^lifoill). tiiveil I |p> 111 I'o'iiT itldr (''people and leheved moie pill 11 a nil suffei ing than any otlii r ne (I (me 111 use. It can always lie depended upon Foi sale by .ill ehug- glsts. MOUNTAM RESORTS. Great Demand for Swiss Guides��������� C. P. R. Hotels. Thcfjciuand Kij the Swiss guiile^ w ilj'bp gip.itet tjiii, 'jpin than' l,|st Mostputips ai.c going south up thp x.llley of the %\,i,\y inci, oi ,110 hunt- pig PxpcdiUoiiK with tlio great ahiH'St uiirx-pliiicel i.inges to rise fiom the ice lielils of llio continental divide. rlbc aeliluion to Mount Stephen house nt Kilhi i& now completed, and the lesoiiicos of this piospeions. mount im hotel aie 001 tain to bp f-l\pd thH sca.-oi. |o (ijipu nf most dip icity, as, lMplilu lite point of elepai tine foi Kuiei.ile! lake Jinl the Voho valley. The extcisivc alleiations and additions to Glaciei House have been completed and the hotel tin own open foi leceplion of guests. TheC. P K. have imported oight Swiss guieles foi this season's lnount.nneci me . 1 - INDUSTRIAL NOTES. lli'wlaii'l Ih ittain, Patent Attorney, Viincotuci, icpoits, "A U. S. Patent was is������ue(l la-jl week to E Pciccinl of Vanciiiivt'i, on an niipieneel patent ilci ice to be used as .1 substitute for l.ioing .11 (bo outer casing of .1 cl01!!'!0 tubu ine. i(, liijn-jjato qf .1 ligl'jt i,iet.|! sliaiik'jiiiving rpctirvpel ends, nt ope eiitl 1161111111 bull, mid nt the other 11 llattoiied' button. The llntteneel luitr ton forms the iiorniiinent attiielinient of the fastener in the lace hole of the of the outer tube, the ball end being insetted in the opposite l.ice hole can be le.ulily , icmoxed, when cleaned 'and as quickly icplaccd. The'ddxicc is simple, cheap, and has ' 111 'pi.iclic.il seivicc e.xteiuling o\ei 'ne'ily two je.us,' proved itself an etlicicnt and convcii; icnt substitute for the tioublespmo luce in common use An,, altei native and even cheapei design is made, of, wiie bent'to form a cioss b.uJ at one end and <i hook niembei at the other T. Jones,, oie bujci I01 . Lanyon' Sineltei, says his company<��������� is in^thc^ 111.11 ket foi all tlie /ine they can secute' in Bntigh CoUiinhi.i, ' * . HENRY'S NURSERIES Fruit and Ornamental Trees ���������GreenhQn-^c.atid Hardy Plants ��������� ^ poses, Rhododendrons, etc. Tonsfof ilo,n\e Qrgxyn ^nd Jniportecl 1 {fardepj Field and Flower Seeds,' < for Spring Pl-iuling. CUT FLOWERS ^KKl^ J"F'������������l*"'l De-i^iis.'' AG RICULTURAL" 'IM PLEAl ENTH, ' BISK SUPPLIES, ,' ' - ' FRUIT B4SKK1H " ' , ' PRHTILIZISRS ������ tUtulogiiQ Ficc lCistct n I'nccs 01 Luv> J ' M:. J. HENRY, HOO'J, Wj|{,|)5iii3fOi* itoad, Vancouvci White LAirort Only. HaleyQn $$<&? Springs Zfanftarium. rrillE MEDICAL WATERS of ILil- J_ t-yon are the mosl iu('aHve in'tin* ^KiisonjuL fnr'"^h4L TineyJ pu'llllff'.'"' Specra |.vt05 on nil lin.rls. nnd Hams. Twi minis airivo nnd dep.ub eveiy day. Telogiapb commuiiiealtoii with ah parts ol the woi Id. An expel l-noeil ui.iss.inger. - , Halcyqix J2e>r Springs Arroia L.aK.c. 3, C. THE CITY EXPRES E. W. B. Paget, Prop. FiompL delnciy of paroerls, baggage, etc , lo Miy p.u t or llio City * Any Kigij of Tpansfepiing Undertaken. - All iinlois left,.it K -M Sinythe'h Tohacoo Stoic, oi* by Telephone, No. 7 will lecoivo pioiiipti iiltrntioti ' SEE Wing Chung's newly imported stock of Chines and Jcipjint-'Svi ^oods. The best assortment e\'cr landed in Revelstoke (if useful iirticlt'h: Ti il mci-\ Ills IMnlcs liiuskcU C'niio CJliiius H.iii(lkciolni.rn GOhU anel orihiment il IrEGTR'IG^iL: Magnitude executed I 1 U 1^ ( ( r 1 Complete Installations Our Specialty * 1 ' Finest Glass bcf Machinery TMe .Hintpn'Electric* Co. Limited ��������� ,. ' ��������� VICTORIA/and VANCOUVER. - \ < E: B. EDDY'S ,','KING EDWARD" 1000,. "HEADLIGHT," 500s. ' J' , ��������� ,, -1 r - "EaGLE,"100-, ind 200s. . <> "VICTORIA," " v ''���������LITTLE COiMET." ���������*- 1 i FOR SALE EVERYWHERE, 'Are the,best that can be' bought. Don't'experiment with other and inferior brands. ��������� ' USE, EDDY'S " MM ���������0^<K>O^<WKKKKKKH>J HOTEL , Proprietor, REVELSTOKE,rB. 1 -1 r .1 r J .- Jf LAUGHTON, Proprietor, c. y> bolel is now open for the '.u-ceiininodation of lhe ti.iveiling public.' It is lhe nio^l eoineniently situated hotel in the.oitv, beiiif{ al the cor nei ol Fust Sli eel and OoniiiiughfciAventie, in lhe_he.uL of lhe business portion of the city, tonvrment to i.iihvay station'i-nd post nihil'. -> v 1 l 4 ' - l ' , flrso Class Accommodation and TaWo. , ^ Best Brands ������r Wmes, Liquors and Cigars. "f Newly Inn It .^^^REVELSTOKE, ABRAHAMSON^QROS , PROPRIETORS, First-class in every l'cspcct. i All modern convenience.1*. Large Stun pie Rooms. " > Rates SI 50 per Day' Special Weekly Rates. Queen's Hotel, Trout Lake, under same management. milM������Wfl^'llJ.'lff.������iMHU������������raM (fa<farfa(fatfaifarfa(fa(farfarfa(fa($n(fafa (fa ', EL LARDEAU COMAPLIX ���������-- The Best House in Town. - Well Furnished - Good Table Best Brands of WINES, SPIRITS and CIGARS kept in Stock. W. HAMILTON, Proprietor. <fa-farfa(faifatfa(farfa(fa(fa(fa(fa& (fa. (fa \fa (fa (fa (fa ������$r������ <fa r$> (fa tfa ORIENTAL HOTEL ably furnished wilh the choicest the market affords. Best Wines, Liquors, & Cigars. Rates $1 a day. Monthly rate. GRAZING f EGULATiOHS 1,./ Tor Maiitoba, the ���������> iVorthwest Tern- Ic.ws and the Railway Belt in h British -Columbia. J.eu-.c- for i,'ra/iii(; p������r[io-c=> nro N-ncel for a term of luLinj-onc i(.-ir-. nnd llio rc-nlal i-.nl the r.ili-iif luoLinr-nn ncrc |������.r nullum, pnj- abluh.ill n.-irli in ruh.incc. ' I^ind- iiicIikIliI id n Km/iiirf ltn.-c 111.1} lie,, uilliilr.ivii for honiu-tcnil entry, stile or mil-"i iin\ tun I ������-e������, bur no 1cnt.1l 11 (linrn������(.d on -.uch ImiiK In, .1 the d.ue upon which llicynrc \wlli- , iliaun fi mi ilie k.i^c. A 'i'-m ( (if Kra/iiif; I i-iK is not cnlitlcd to tlie lim I'ii iion. bin lie in.u, mion ajijilicilion lo t!ienj,-(,iii of Dominion UuiiK, olilntn inch >c.irr ( the llr^t permit to tut on hi- lumuhold wlnit- oicrjfuiiunits nf Imy lit- 11111} rtiiuire for ln- 01111 ii-.i'. free of line-, ilicduimitinint le^eniiiK lhe rn-'hiin Ksiie pei mil.- to otlici iipjilicniit-i. Aniiluutioiii'for ri.i/Iiik lensoi. 1.I1011I1I uc' innrle to thef-icretar}, JJeiinrtinenl of the III' lonor, Omnia. , ���������" - . ������ ,v ' I'.'O.'KIZYKS, . Prciolnrj, Depani'iciitof the Iiiterioi. 1 , TIH^TE TABLE S S lAUcher", or S fi. "Laidean.' ' J UiiiiiiniK liciwcn Airowhend! 'J'homion t1 I^i'idint;-ind Coni(i|ili\ coniineiKiiiB Oct lllh, 1U01. ������Hi sail a.-, follow-. (wpntlitr nerinittins) l.eiv 1, Arro.\hc-iu for 'Ilionison'- I-indins ' ami C oinapli. twi^e dnllj at 101: and 10k l-c.-ii c Connphx nrfl Thom-011's Ijindnijj for AnoMiiend twice dmlj nt 7 lok and 12 !5k. Lr Jl.ikin;,' clo-e connection- with all C P IS. ' trams and boao-. ,1 / - The owners rcser\c tlio'-riKhtto chan c tiine- of sailing without notice." ������������������ * a ' Tin; KRi*n hobikson lumbei: co ivtii r V. 110I1IKSON. * l ������. r > . Man.iginp: Dirccloi, . \'r I JTr / * "-P ' -5*'- The Revelstoke Navigation'Co. Ltd- 'el' 'y������\ - TIME TABLE _ "- ii - (Dm iiik fceasnn of high w.iti'r.) tLeave liiRht Mile Landing each TUESDAY AXD FRIDAY atC a. in j , Li'.ive^La P01 te vach _ < TUESDAY AXD FRIDAY at 2 p, in' SPECIAL TRIPS will lie tilade lit'-1 Lv.e>i'ii d.itu-> of u'unl.n sailing when-^ (ivi-i lnisini-i-������ offi'ii'd wa 11 ants same. c 0 Tlif ���������Uo 111 pany 1 e������=fi \ c thp right to e.h.uiKi' tllIlo, a'nel dav =i of ^alllng v-itli- . out nutlet;.' ^ - A. FORSLAKD," - CD J5AU1IER, .i .U.i-tiM. '' , Piivscr. '} 1" Z jv^c*'?-! -. ^ ^ y- .if i fS,p OCEAN STEAMSHIPS Royal Mall Lines. Cheapest Uoutc_to the Old Country. AJ-.LAXLIXK-K10111JI011t1e.il. '. '' Tuni-e.in ..'. - ... JIa> ii Parisian - . . .''."...������ -Jlnj in - Prutonnn .- -'"ne G DOJI1XIOX LlXII-rrom Montiuil < Dominion .. ... .' . u.JI.i3 2,! Southwnrk . JInj A) C.ui.uIa . . Juno 18 OOJIIVION Lls'K���������From Po-lon. Jlajllowcr . ... .' . .JI.U 21 t'oniiuonwc.illli ��������� . .. --ft'." f-tr .June I New England ' . " .. June 11 IJKAVEH LINE���������KromJlontreal [fake Manitoba . . A ��������� T J'nj 21 LikeCli.iiiipl.iin . . . y ��������� ..lunel Lake Kne , . - June 11 * AJIKIUU.W" LIVE���������Krom Xe������ York. Pt. Lom- . , - - ..JI.U 2������ Now York. ..Jlaj '."l * Phil.uldpln.i . - .lunel) \\ Hir'l. STAIt LIM^-Kion Xcw York. Germanic ... 1 . - JIa> rH Mnje-t .... . Jlaj 2i Celtic ... .- Mas W Oceanic . . . - ��������� Ju.ieJ , CLX^iltD LINE���������Ki0111 New York. l'.tiuri.i . . - -Jlaj 21 C'timpani.i . . Jl.15 J'l Unibna J-. . - - ��������� -lime 0 CUXA11D LIXE���������Krom Ho=ton. Ixenn.i . Jfnj 10" liliunix . . Jla> -h baxoin.i .... . June.' Iiernia ... ' , - June It Pom-ciiKcrb Uckelul tlirou^li to all imrts of Gre.it Pi-iui'ii .n.d Ireland mil at specially low -ati-lo all paru, of the l.iiropcan continent Applj to nc.ue--t railw.15 or -tc.iiiislup agent or 10 T. W. BRJIDSHAW, Agent. Revelstoke. W. P F CUMMINCS, Pacific Agent. '.<��������� >A ������ V \ j_ ^] t ^=u=" _ . -i������ ��������� c^aooi ���������������S"tac-r ^=B LICK OB,i<������nii3BB|iiiB������aiiNaii*" %B ---:a 1 "ror-tCB JSE'S I =S������fk S Fs ���������3-3-: - ih' J". _A-H.beit?.t stoite, :p:r,o:& I'luwci I'llN U111 In l111 bt nidi 1,11111 h llL-.kt.ls *3inol.iiiK .Incl-tl-. bilk einods FISH Kltliet stOtk OtmtHllCi iVml fil||i 111 lowp Eicnt ������trBet, Revol6toko Trailcnl.irks Copyright3 PATENTS .Jrc, ��������� olit.uiird 111 all count) llh. ROWLAND BRITTAIN, Registered Patent Attorney Mcclinniuil Kugintti ,p.ijl lli.nnfliliiin'n, Hank of 13 If. j\.'lli|ll(liiiB'ii. Huslmuh St root VANOOUVER, B. C. A pobtcard will hociiio an uvciiIiik iilipniiil nicntfoi IIiohc who tiuiiKit call (iiiiiny; thedii} Just Remodelled and Refurnished with all Modern Conveniences. 9C 14 rv Rooiiii, in Suites with Baths and 7'oilcts attached flowing Hot (ind Cold Water, Inside Toilets on each floor. Gas I i<fitcd and Steam Heated Throughout J. C. GREENE, Proprietor, ��������� ' GOLDEN, B. C ers 1 1 Raw Furs Bought Qash Prices Paia P- B. W-ELLS5 Exporter of Furs. COMAPLIX CHIEF YOUNG, - - Proprietor. Best brands ol Wines, Liquois and Cigars. Travellers to Fish Creek will find excellent at this Hotel. accommodation CAIMABS FOR 1904 \V"e li.uc lii'i'ii ippeiintcel .iKcits fm li'.ieli'ip, 111 iti-li (J.in leh.in and Aini'li- i in Minis mil (,ni nllei ,i sulccliein of (J.ili'iiel ns Im I')()I sin h as li.is ncn'i lii'l'iire; Imi'ii cilfi'i'i'd in this elisli-ie-t. 'Iti'scrve1' yniir nreli'i-s pi'iielinK n c-nll ul' uni' I'l'pii'KL'iilntivi! wilh siiinpli'.s. . The Kootenay Mail Pub. Co. Ltd,. ItlflVKLSTOKE 13. C. WOOD YARD I luiM- slnitiil ,i prini uii'iil Weuwl .Y.uel im 'I'lnid stii'i'l Wi'li iiivji.ibt (���������Xpi'i'iiMK-i' I hope tn. hi'1 in n position In niiti.������fy nil r.'ipiiii'iiii'iits cl" t-iisloni- i'i->. Mill ami ciii-il-.viiud .-iipplirel in miy li'iiKlhs nt,ri'ihu-i-el piic-i's fin- cash. U. SAMSON*. ,'3"p1ftnoJ2p-^SP?g,?,!2,!3JE.ie������5S .-jcrarnRSuesaaEiiBaJiW ICB n lis 35t'i Vc:r " t p -,,, p-r.^-iicrjt cf tho 2 c w-ccct cci-.orint siaff or --/ 'cc -- ca1 r-i> Icit'on S'ir^-1" icn S3 CO a >esr (lnc,udt-ic U 5* Cm-iai Mexicai poitiro ) Thi Jocr- sl a-ii Pacfic Coast Mr er locci'-cr, $6 00 S-i-irl' cco'co, fro; Send fcr Boc>: Ci-a'or-J. The Ei-ciiiEppi-in -rxi M.i ���������' o Iojp'Ial. a.������ ,-.a ��������� ������ ������:������ ������>��������� ���������.��������� ���������:s ���������'* I.I D:������ |'BIIV:3.filEQI>l,a>., I?; Jta miEPPi'in -rxi M.i ���������' o Ic t> 1 Broads:/, Now Yorlc nn3nr.^m. ..Bnawl' b^������al.niis������ oaxmaaK Standard remedy tor Gleet, Gonorrhoea and Runnings Iuiriv ] IN 48 HOURS. Curos Kid- InllUI J ney and Bladder Troubles. t THE KOOTENAYfMAIL. .' 0 Biq' assortment opened. Also' I nsi ruction for every IhstrumcnL Cull and see them. All the Latest Songs CANADA DRUG ip.BOOIG.Q.��� V HEVELSTOKS'.f ^ i I?? , ' ���j\ i - im June Couisiei, #�� i v (S , BORN. Coc*i:sti:i; ��� \tt Itcvelstokey V J��t, to Mi and Mis JI. N il son ' ��� i Pnociiir���'At Kaniloops, on Mav .'JOih, ** the wife of Di A. I' 1'ioctoi .t'son Jaokson���'At Kcvelstoke .Junti (ith, to Mi and Mis I) V 'l.ickion, a el uigli- tei ' ' ' , ' . , MARRIED. ' . ��� 'Cooic-Gn \vru.iis ���At Kcvelstoke on '- \\'eclnc=<l.i.*i, Jiinolhd, by I!cv C. Liklnei, ChailcnAY Conk of .New Deinci.i 13 C , to Chin lotte. K Chaninei^. of Dotioit,,M'cli IN'THE GREEN ROOM. i i i i'i * ; June 2-ith���Antoni.i Doloics July 1st���Willing Woikcis ll.uold jSTel-on p.ijs -i high tuhute to ;!! Tapping's open house He considers it has the be-r,,stage space ol .inj opeia house west of \\ in'mpcg Tlie Clnj.i Mathos Co will bIioi llv \isit. Jit".clstolte Jt is nuclei the management of a -on ol ll.ni\ Lmdlev LOCAL & GENERAL The .Band jra\or an excellent pio- gr.irnme Pa tin dm* ' , About -JlOO io now ni hand tow aula '"a libr.rrv for the school G.iinhniiie? is aii.msrmg to hold a celeb"] at ion on l.aboi i)a> A slior-makei, name unknown, was diovvned C10--1111, Elk uvei "W "Tlcming has gone to Field to bin Id a load for* rhe C I' K *rS,000000 mil be spoilt in election of new building- in Winnipeg thr- yoai i.. ' J Y.iies, of White liock i.inch wis, ancsted Suncl.iN as being of unsound mind The government li.no completed c'e.ning the c.mvon toad foi tiallicto ste.inioo.it landing Steps are being taken to oiuani-e -i college tit. Kaniloops nuclei auspice*1! of Pie-shy tei ian church W. ' Jtedfei n h.-s been inis-nig foi 'some da\s and it is le.ucd ho may h.i\o got in the uvri ' George Paikei had lus jaw bioken in the engine room at theSrlvci Cui> bt :i blow fiom a ciowb.u The Major mil call meeting to o,- ganise a splendid spoils g-uheung m the city for Dominion I'-ij The Eagle livei lose so high Tucs- daj- theie was :bieo ice: of watei ei\ci liie. i.uls wist of Giaiuvilli.ini The remains of the late II l.uvevvell Mere interred Sunday. Rev 0. Laelnei conducting the buna! source ,La/.ioi* was sent foi and bandaged the wounds, find F. Piascr, government agent,'who happened to be theie at Yho tunc, hud Sm.nl sent on to Kevcl- stokc. He is in a low state from loss of blood. 'At theii meeting ,Tliiu'sday the school tiustees decided to call tenders foi concictmg the basement of the school building, electing a picket fence gulling grounds, etc. It was also de-, cidcel to issue a r ciicu].u to school tiustees all o\ci the piovince, asking them to in go* on candidates at th_e_ coining elections the supplying of hoc school books pi in ted at the go\ eminent pi luting ollice. The inombcis of Uevelstoko Independent band h.uo' hud htimed nnd pliiced in their band loom iin onhuged poitiait of the bite A. N. Smith who, nt (ho time of his death, was honoiary president of the oi'giini/.ation, iind'nl- wnjs one of its most staunch fiicncls. The 'enhiigcment, which is it splendid likeness, is the woilc of a local aitist, Mis. J). Kennedy. Says the hedge: Woul was received fiom File Valley Monday morning that ,las Miuto had been dangerously injuicil in' a powder explosion, and summoning' Mis.' Minto horn New* Denver to his bedside. . Aiepoit le- ceived Wednesdiiy states that' Mi. Mmto is not scuously injuied, and that he is out of d.ingei The Coliiiiibi.isriivoi lose td'a gieat height Ibis week At Kcvelstoke the iiish of watei attacked the'high bank behind J. McMuhon's shingle null, endiinge'iing the mill The lake lose 5so high that ati.Aiiowhe.ul the tiacks vveiocuvcicd and it was expected the C 1*. It. stcnnicis-would ha\e to nm to Revelstoke this ive.ck ' It is now behoved that J Uieiiiinn, foimtily of Ajiowheid, who h-is been missing foi somcr time, has been chow ned Jfe thie.ilencct to commit sulfide uben last seen, but no notice was. taken of the tlucj.it,'though it is now believed lie must have earned it out v * Ke\ ]''ootc, who was inducted into the nnnistiy ut last meeting of the J'icsbj tei i.in ��ynod heie, has been diowiicd at Okanagan landing. He was appointed to Kelowna. Decease I was a student of Manitoba College. At the siipicmc court at fXclson in the case of Mngee vs JSiock for sale of plaintiffs stock by the dclcndaiu. judgment was given foi plain till foi HWIoOO and costs G. S McCaiter acted foi pl.untifl 1 i Teiiiblc floods ..have been e\pen- enceel in Mississippi, and MissOtui \allejs and thousands ol " people leiideicd liomeless At Kansas City a biiilgeg.uc waj and il people on it weie di o^wned ��� ' ' <��� I'he bodj of 0 Kiigbaoin.'who twas iccently diowncd -it the canyon/was tonmcI in thcEddj boom Sunday, and CoiTst.ibloMJppei took charge of iL !>��� Cioss held a foiin.il liiquirv Moiu e.1.1 j ;-' A man who was setting a gun foi be.ii when it wen' ofl and shot linn is in il.o hospital at Golden; nnotbci was seieiely injured nt Otteitail by n ele.idl.ill chopping on hlin while lixing it ' J5i.ikeiii.in Mcl.eod. of Salmon Ann, w,,s ci ushed at the station yostcid.iy inoi ning while uncoupling No 2, and u'as lemoved to the hospital lhsin- jm ics aie iiitcin.il J llendeison ol the cbimmiou public woiks olhce, took o\ei rhe new dull hall Tucsdaj liom the eonti.iclor. 1 ICci iialian, who made a liist cla-s job of the woik Thanks to the piomptittidc of Xo 1 I"iie Brigade a liie which biokc out on tlicioofof a house on Front St the other claj was suppiesscd . beloie doing much chimagc C JI Mcintosh has iormecHhc fn- diistnais J-iinmcd with .i capital of ll 000,000 to dc\elop the lumbt-i. iion and coppei rcsouices ot Biitisb Colli rubra l\ Jiogcrs'the ncirio who was com- inittul foi tml ar Ueielstjle for rob- luiv and assault, was sentenced at Ni'lsun to tlnco mouths uiipi i-0' ment. .1 McMahon's boom at the outlet of the C. Iiiinbia mci into Anon lake gave v.ij* on Siindaj, but the logs weie mo-tlj sot together again on the lake. 'lhe license commissioueis USE'^eaz^^>- ROYAL-CROWN SOAP The Best in the World. ' Mail us 15 Jtoyal Crown Soap Wuppers, and in return we Twrll mail a beautiful Picture 'si/c 1G.\20; or for 25 Wrappers ' your choice of over 100 books. Drop-us a post curd asking > for a catalogue of piemiums to'be'had FREE for Royal Grown Soup Wiappers. , Addicss ' r ' The Royal Soap Co., Vancouver, BX. Limited. BUSINESS LOCALS. C. T. Diiiniond'is opening n sloic in Giunboinc. ; < ���' , ' , Go to W. Smytlic's to have your wheel icpaired You can save ��� money by -insuiing with II. N! Coursier. Don't forget the hibeial meeting on Tuesday night.. All Libcials' inviteih Jn paid .iiheitis'ing the Koon n*\y M.ui. leads tlieni .ill byagie.it ni.ugin. , Visitors to Camborne should take A. Ci.tig's stage fiom Beaton. Quickest i onto, best sen ice. ��� ,:;on't fail to mil up to tbe l.ibeul meeting at Samson's building, Second sticct, Tuesday night , Lc.uc'your ouleis foi pies^,of any kind���meat, lnincc oi Jiuit���at the Oily Bakciy��� A. E.rBe_nnison." ' J Sec that yout punting beats .the union label Tho Koor'owv Mm. is the only union piinting oflice in Xoith Kootenav , , ' Tuuelleis \isiting J^ovelstoke will find the best accomodation -it the Cen ti nl Jlotol.'Abi.ih.imson Bios" o Rcseno your c.ilcnd.ii ouleis for 1001 till the lepicsentatiic ol the JCootcnay samples. Why send Mail calls to show j on out cast 'foi youi loose-leal day book and ledgei fillings, when flic woik can be done as well at the Kfoor- r:x.iY Mail office? J'Maley has ,���t.ikcn a rlease of .J. Samson's store building on Second street and will' open-wrth ii stock of flowcis, fruit and vegetables.- W. Smythe is agent for utlic ,Cle\c- liiiicl.Gcncli on, M.issey-IIin ns, Rambler and the fanious-lleyslop bicycles. See him when you want a wheel/ Di. W. J Cmry, dentist. Special- tics ^Painless dentistiy bj the Hind nu'thod of aclniinistciing'gas, ciown aiicl^ budge woik. Ollice^ Union Hotel When you come to Re\elstoke bail the Centuil Hotel bus to take you to a good hotel ^ Abrahamson J3ios I.I �� -s rt^ ( t ions ., K I'""oi first class punting, on liist class papci, dulucieel with first-class punct- unlitj, place your orders with the Jvooikx tv Mut, tt All kinds of Cleveland fittings and Dunlop tyies at W. Smj tbe's bicjele lcpan shop liamblei bicjele ftO, one of thc.Clevcland wheels. WhOn you want to get"to C.uuboi ne in speed and comfort, I iok out foi A Craig's stage line w Beaton Take the homes of siuiounding chstuct, e\eiv one of those homes \ou will Iind a Mibscuber to the Koorrx \v M ur. i A M drug still conducts the feed, livery and freighting stables at Hciton, and i'is saddle hoiscs and .light and he.ivv convcv.inccs far hue at all times His daily stage for Goldfielcs and Camborne mectd the steamboat* on its anvel nnd departure. t Social and Persona/ i i . i ,.J. Laugh ton left foi ihe^south Wednesday. ,( Hon. Chtloid Sifton sails -lune 12th for Canada. J. D. Sibbald left for McCullough cicck Monday._ ( y , Mis. W. 1< Dunn is on a v'isit to the city fiom Rossland. *J f ���I. All.ui and D, Stc.irinan weicvisit- bis to the city this week. is Mis. Dovcreaux, of'Com.iplix, vvas a visitoi to the city this week. Fi .ink JJouine ciiinc in froiii,jVakusp to spend two or thiee days in the city. The Willing Woikeis will 'hold a b.'u.uu And enteitainnicnt on'July 1st. Mi's Holmes, who lias been v kiting Mi's. G. M. Clink, letuined lo Nelson Wcdnesdny. ' . �� Jt. Jlowson letuined lioiiie.Tliiiisdiij*' looking well iiftci his lengthened stay, in the cast. ' ^ , ,r W. 1!.' l'ool lcluriied Wednesday fioni 'Frisco, and reports :i -sui-eessful milling tup. 1 , , Mi. and Mis. Ficd Tayloi an ived fionr England Thui-sdiiy up their- lesidence in Revelstoke Mis C. If. Mackintosh and family aie attlioit sinnniei cottage ut Halcyon Hot Spiings, and will lcin.iin theie until Augrf-jt. JIiss JjOiett.i G.uvin, fpimeily of Revelstoke, gave a pianofoitc iecit.il at Minneapolis on, Wednesday, .iliss Gaivin has piovcd iin exceedingly clever musician. ' - , <��� On Wednesday evening Mr., and Mis. W J3ews enic tained the "boys of Oui 'Appy 'Ome3," of which ill. Hews w'ns foi mei Ij ti nienibci. The occasion was taken to piescnt Mit and'Mis. Hews vv ith ii handsome bi on r.o -clock and candlesticks selected fiom E. M Al hi ill's stock, the names ol thedoiiois being ongi.ucd on the clock Thiuselay after noon, Mis.( Jtrsteen gave a piogiessKO hcait's paily at hei house Those piescnt weie lMesdaines Flinclt, Phipps, McG.utei, IT J Conine, Sibbald, Diamond, Scott, Buck; Spin 1- ing, Te'niplc, Kilpati*ick,'Ristecn, Law- son, Jj.twiencc, F 11. JjCvv-is, L'aget,' Cl.uk, W.ud, Mcsdemoisellcs Fiasei, Spuiling, Giant The prizes were awarded to MissFiaser and Mis Diamond, Mis Kfilpatrick and Mis Sibbald, the two-fonnei were a lace coll.u- ctte and a vase. iiid'Will take i lion landing at Revelstoke and ���and in ne.ii Iv The Agonizing Pains of Rheumatism. 1 Swolli-ti. aching joint-, nui-clcs aie jMiff and ion-. uvi'iy-iiKivpiiiciit .itcotn- I pun it-el by p.iin The mo-D potent i ���>m- j i'dv is PoKon's Xci-vilint-, which has I fi.-'t' time- the p,iin-siibduintr pi.wei* eif J.my other pit-p-ii-iliiin. Apply the ! Xei v llint: copious] v. i-nh ii on vvi-II .ind 1 the'ii bind in lml flannel jMiidasre An Aggravating .Cough Cured. A cuitonii'i i.l.uiiis who had been sultiji ing/liom a" smeie cougb'toi si\ nniiiths, linugbt two bottles nt (Jhnin- lierlain's (Jnugh lti'ini'dy Ironi us anil' vvas enliii'ly ciui'il'liy one ,ind a half bottles ot il. 11 gives pel feet satisfaction with out liatli'.���llA-iXE^,.Panic- iik it Co., Jjini'\vilIi',"AIa. For sale by all diuggisl- " ". ' O ATHLETICS. LACROSSE. The News Advertisei says- /'Theie weie ciiute a huge ntimbci of people at tbe C. P -It 'station yestciday when the eastern expicss pulled out, to sec Ch.uhe Lathnm oft* foi Revelstoke, vvheie he has accepted a good iosition in the divisional superintendent's ofhec nf the C. P R " Mi Latham vvas one of Westminsters ' ciack laciossc men' and was known among the l.ictossc boys as "Shaip-shootei Chailio," fiom the unci iing aecui'.icj with winch he planted his ball At the famous mutch ...with the Shainiocks ol" 3Iontie.il Mi Latham scoie'l two of the goals winch went to make vietoiy foi Westminstci In icfeience to the invitation fiom Xelson to play there, membcis of the local club aie loqucsted to tin n out eveiy evening during next week at pi.'.cticc and from those attending the practices the team will be selected .Says the Xelson Xevvs Secictaiy 0 II. Decker of the laciossc cclub is tin anting with the Revelstoke team i foi a game at this city m about a 1 'ortniirbt The Revelstoke is a strong Of the horses irnpiisonul in t I'r.mk mint- foi .11 lajs one was four d alive .est having dial or .-taivauori Xc->. JVnvu seems doomed to ashes. \. Ros-'- lai'U" store theie was buinctl .-.ut.nla., I.oss ��� -tim.itccl ai -i>7,U00 On lut.fil.ij .1.11 orriail was hi ought t>j th- I-.n-pital by .1. Gottlieb. Small h..d rut r-:-1 ii'in.ii at the He tei hai- ih'iu ..: ('wi.iaiilix, lii-t with a knife an : til tin :i vv .lb I, tn ll l/Ol own iiml then ran bi'ii-eif Dr fu-ed lcncvv.ii of license to tbe Ccnbn- ation Ifutel.it Hal .on Ann leeently piiich.ised b.\ A E Uiown The icsideni- ol Ubeit Gainrni have piov'dnl excellent accornmodatiou at the hot spung theie by ciectini: bath hou-i and dicssing room Uwrng to the intense thought at Ottawa the militia elepirtmeiit lias i btcii r.-keel to have the big srim- Cued Oil to di aw l.inr. C IC skalc- of Cainbni ne, ha- heen -Liiteircid lo three months, impii-on- ! one, and they aie nntious to tiy ccni- Tbis will cuie th" vvoisic.i-.es in .ishm 11elusions with Xerlson so that no ditl- tiine. Try Ner*. llini" foi fthpii'iialisni, 'ctihy has been found m au.i nging no ro- , Neiii-algm", -Stialic.i nr LnmlMgo���it's | d.ifrs all right.ind only costs a (jii.nti-i. I>Il. II.VMII.TDh'1- I'lLI.S (inn co.x*- sni'ATio.N. LICENSING MEETING. ENTERTAINMENT. To a I-sdy of (looil Taste Then- j- n > pei funic-n agu'c- nble and ,-iet-efilable iii 1 be new Czarina Violettes and Lorna ment nt Nelson for ,i--,itilting Con- =tablc Sumner. 'I heie w.i- no evidence again-t J former Citv Cleik .-ri.icb.in, of Nel-on .and the cliames acum-t him weie j W tll'IlMWll i Thi biiieui of piovineiil infoini j alum invites applications foi easUin finm hands who want -ttuations in I 13 0 Chief Bun has lereivcd a '���ot of handout's -n ule rni a new st\]c.wlnrh should be a tei lot f" fv ildne n The Game.v e niiinii-- on 11��� rj11113 dis piovccl (i..mi y s ( haige- against Hon Stiiitton. G ii. AfcCntei has puicha-ccl ,J Uoul.iy's lot and liou-f on Mc h'c-ii/ic avcinii The town ol .Sanelon is 111 elaiico of being wiped nut by bigh vv.itci 1 The Maypole dance and the twei \ special meeting of the Incusing fua- gum in aid of St. Pc-lei- library jcommis-ioner- lor ReveNtoke neirug * w"nt <^1 very supcc^fiilly on Tuesday vva-, held Monday to consnde r applie-.i- 'Tiicrc was .1 huge attendance who i tioiu from J if fcniith foi hcen-e for' witne-e ! In on Parle l-'iaiic.us, M.ij- i Coronation hotel, (jamborn", and D I pole (I nice and Jinx- .mil Cox- The 1 On, foi Gamiioinc hotel. I'le-cnt. 1 Mavpole dance was the chief feature Me-'srs Kincaid nnd Hasgen. -I 31. [ of tic- r-.rning's cute itainment Aftei I ricott appealed for Mr .Smith 111 v ifw j the eutci fniiiineiit llieie was a dance I of the furmpi* un-ati-factoiy re pen ts as ' I to the conducting 01 the Coionati"ii 1 1 hotel bj 311 Hinitli, and hi' statement ku 1 tint hi-liiui-o and the Cnterion wi ie the onlv hotel- -upplv in^ accoiniiiod i- tions at Canilini ne, the coinini ��� "iii'-is dee ithel to.idjoerui then deci.-mu on the application to the annual nit-'tjmr to be hil.I at C.iinboine em luiii' I-lth, when thev will 111ve-.trg.Ue the who!" Lilian on the -pot 'I lie coinini ��� iopei-i given 3Iii-ic w.i Mis Willis Mi-s and It M .-"iv Lhe the < lnlilr n -nlil llowei- Murli eit (lanx - l.rovvn and Duiiiie fm fin 1,1-bii cntertaiilriKMit Thfi-e trkllig pill 111 Lhe \I IJ pole elarne vvfie Mhj (iui'tii, Kranei I.aw-ou 3!,u(is or Honor, Ha/el Hue Uy I'm nished by isci, and W A During the ehriice rce cii.im and lit u due to 3fc=- Aui.iii .111J 'I IT. g sucli a splendid WANTI5D-li"AITHI''[JL PICKSON TO TUAV- cl foi well cstibliclii-d houi-i! in a fuw- countios, calling on lutnil iiiu-clianls nnd agents. Local lointoi-y. Siiluiy $1024 a jciu- and oxpciibcs, ]]ii)iibloSltl.TUii >v cek in ci^li unit expenses advanced- 1'obltion iici-iii.iiieiit. liiihinesi sne- ce-sfnl nml liishiiiir. Knelo-e hi'If tuleli c-sud envelope. Stanilaid TIoiisi', ,|li Caxton Hldg., CliiuiKO. such an intetcst' in .the coronation festivities. 3Iny the c-ir.tom never die. May it continue as long as theie be 11 month of May. "il hope you will all' enjoy the festivities, have a happy"tiiiio, and I hope we shall all be able to nicethciea year fiom now and have the pleasure of Clowning another iiucen of the ar.iy." , ' ��� "lei on Paile F1.1nc.us" was given by 3Ir. and'Mis'. and Miss Dtinn,3Iiss Coiley, Mis. Wilkes, MessiH., Sawyer and Chambers, iukI I'o.v and Cox* by Mi. and Mis. Dunn and W. Chambers. TheC P. R.,vvil Atlantic service. likely get the fast ' LIBERAL: ASSOCIATION, A general mi'i'ling of all 111 sympathy with the Libei il pail v will be; held 111 Sampson'-,"'building, Seennd street, nt 8 p. 111., Tuesday,'J nut* Ulli. *, ,, ��� , - , 11. COOKE. * 1 , Si'i-u't.ii-y. For Sale. Several nitei csts in silvei-lead prop- ei-ties. Ii\ir p,u tie-til,ns apply at oHic-e of (his Kootenax'Mail. , , . For Sale TWO Iie-idenJe-on JlcICcn/io .Avenue, wit niodoin liiipiovuiiiuilb, ?i.iOO i.icli, on ensj ' : -,tei ins. TWO Itcsidcnces on Thud Sliecl ensr, x-eiv coiiveiiiciil foi ii.ulvvny men, 51,btlU each 1 easy lei in-. ' t ' ONIC Itesidinco on'Knst felieet ensl, ca-sliic J quired SjW), biibieet to 11101 tKnree A]iply to 1 - HAItVKY, JIcOAIlTKIi & l'lNICHAM, Revelstoke License District. notTce. . ' -\TOTICK is heiebv kinoii Hull the foIlovMiit; i.\ letnil liriuor license .ipplicitions ' li.ue been icceivGd C P 11 Co (miioiitlis, Clucici- lion-e, Gl.ieiui, Oie Sand hoi k, Ii inoiiths, Windsor hotel, I1Im.i11iw.ii t, Ceo. Selmlli, I! nionlhs, Maitliiuils liiild, Illiielliwaei, K J. ICeu-.li niontlw, Ar.onlir.ul > hotel, Auowhead; .1. .1. Koley, li months. Lako View hotnl Arrowliciwl: 'Iho-. jVIcNiiiiiihl, ll miintli-, Italovon Hot S|ii inch liolcl, Il.ik-jon; Jlike Cliady. li months, Si Leon hoti-l.SI Loon; .lolm IfccKn, II nionlhs. Hotel (3i ui'lo, NnV.'1-p, W111 l.ovall (1 iiinntlis Kootenav hold, lluiton:.!. If Yonntr,li inontli- e^iiecn's "hotel, Coniaplix; Win. Jl.iinilton, (i nionlhs, Hotel Laideau, Coniaplix, and fuitliei take notice that the iokuIu incetiiis of tlie UoT.ul of License OouiiniSsioncis will be held 111 the ('iileiion hotel, C'aiiiboine, 01 Jlondav, the llth (lav ol June, at the I10111 of'2p 111. lo con sulci said applications. Hy oulei- . * < ~ ' Chief Inspcctoi Uevcl^toUc, 15 C, June 1st. IHO) READER, T/tit, i, YOUli Popov \ ' YOU bhonld btippoTl il. ��� One way to do that is lo pationi/t' the iii ms whose advertisements appeal in tins paper. In oulering 'mention the Kootcnay Mail. , ' J. Guy Barber *^JEWELRY,. DIAMONDS WATCHES and a' ' 1 coi.iplulc line of lhe GENUINE f!',y# >V^ lTf "1847 Rogers Bros.'* Knives, Forks, Spoons, etc. I \(.s cirefully examined niul pio"]H.il> fittLil to lliu best (,'r.ide Xr y^ Rcpnlrlnjf. %% MERCHANTS. We tan supply vou with 11 lii si-class loose leal (lay book and ledgei system vv hie li is liellei than those you send east foi' and is nine h less in pi ice. I'n- Imni/e home indii-tty anel send us join ordi'is lot counter books, loose Feat elajr hooks and ledgers and leejuis- ites tliei cfor .Samples and pi ices on applkalion. THU KOOTION'AY iMAIU Revelstoke. For Sale. 730 shines in Beatiice mine. Will sell whole or pai t. For p.u-tici.lais p- ply nt ollico ot Kuotjsxay.Maii.. - ' FOR SALiE- 1 < fy , ?' ** 7-ROOMI5D HOUSE, with liiith.-ln liist class'locality.' Tei ins $750.00 cash, balance $15.00 per month. Apply ��� KOOTJONAY MAIL. FIREWOOD Having" l;i wood en over the fire- supply, of' the .Harbor Lumber Co.'s,mill, orders ileft at the mill, at VV, M. Lawrence or by ringing tip phone No. f8 vvill have prompt attention., W. FLEMING. Revelstoke Grows Fast ' r We grow fust ei, having adeleel lo our J3iikei y and Cnnlectioiiery business lull lines of. Groceries and Camp,Supplies Agents for the x-: MONSOON Celebrated TI3AS. M.A.SMITH&CO. Viilenia Hoaei, licvelsloke. FOR SALE CHEAP. i'i Ladies, Boys and Men's, Boots and Shoes See,my listen (incut eil lhe best 1 bargains ever oll'eied in_ the <��� c-itj m these lines-. f .f.-OUILRTTO, Second street, -Itevelstoke. FLOWERING PLANTS I^oi* poU unci planting oui. ,: J.MALEY;- Xy, FI.OIUST AND GAIIDENKK, ' ��� 'niivi5LS'iorcr-:. Supplies (Ire lollovving: Calilnuii.i Poppv, N.ctiii tiiimv Asteis, Stucki, Ooleopeiis, Laikspur", G.inelytuft. Pe- luiuas, Dianlhus, tM,iiifiolil��, Phlox Dtuinnioirdi, Veibenas, JJansies, Carnations. , ' , ���Pi ices, 25c .1 e'n /.en; l.ugei ejuanlilies at 1 educed rates. P.insies,;Gaiii,ilions, ,Clu y^-.iut 'ieimis, 25c to 50e pei doyen. POT PLANTS. Get*aniumVJ2 varieties; Musk, Goleus, Double Petunias, Ilehotiope, Fuchsias Salvias, Veihemis. Pi kcs fiom 15c up NOTICE. mVKl! NOTICi: (lint r(i(lflavsiirior (into vvn in- 1 ti'inl to nppl.l to UN Hdiiour till) lanii- ton.int Qovurnor 111 ('(iiincil lllidor tire 7 of Tlio Hivurs niiil-Slrtmnis Act IK'.IO, (! I'I, S. 1", lo clonii olistrncdoiis, boiililor-, Inn jams, smiK-., ole , f mm llio* bud ami bunk-, of fish crook. Wost Kootoniiy. from its sonroo lo moiitli mid to nuiKo such otlior iiiiprtiiomonls us niii> i>u iiccijss.iry for tlio -ilnv inn of Ioks, to construct MirtuiK Ikioius nt its moiitli, also to collect tolls ns llio ju(1k�� of tlii: Count} (Jourt nmy lix ,, tiik fri:d. houinson .j.umubu com- ll ' Ituv eiKtoKc PANY, WMITJ3D., II. C, AjinlGth.ltCS. C10Iiril'*ICATK Of IMl'ltOVKMKNTS... NOTICE. lliuiiici', Ttiln, Alice, Alma No. 2, unit Mother Lode Minci'iil Cliiiins, si t nut u in lliu Ijuiloiui JlinliiB Division of'W'ist Ivooluimy Ilisliicl. Wlioio loonteil: On lliedlv tele liulucun LonIiik- tun nnd l'ool tioc)>.-i. ' ,' TAKK NOTIC1C (lint I, Win. K.< IleveioiiN, netliiK (is agent for Win. II. Clink, Kiuu All- iici-'slluitilleiiteNo. JlbTtMI. unit W. H. .Inethon, Kica AIlnur'H Coillllence No. (.ViMIKI, Intend,nl\ty , iIiijh iiftci- tlio dnto" liuieof, to apply to the JIiiiuiK Itecoiiter for C'urlilleiites of liiipiovu-.' incuts for the |iiii|)ose of oliliiining Oievvn Gi lints of lliu above eliilins. i! And fuitliei- lute notico Uinl iiution, undei' seution .'17, iiiu.it be commenced bufoie the issii- unco of niich CoilillcntLh of InipiovoiiiciiK ' Duled thib ^nil diii of Apul, IIHI.I, ' , - WJI. K. IJKVJ5IIKUX. P. ]/ S NOTICE. "VrO'I'ICK, is liei-i'bv Klven Hint li\ 'lifter dale I intend to apply lo lhe 1 t luily diij-K ....... j lhe Ilonoi- ililo the Chief (.'oniniissiouer of J j,in.In uud Woi Im for a s|iecinl license lo cut and eniiy nwny limber fiom the,following desonbed lands, Ml nate in Kisl, Kootenay D^tncl, H. CJ.: ConiinenciiiK al a post litnnled on1 (lie eii-l bunk of (Jaiioo Kher, about li nnlen up liom Us mouth, and maikcd .1 II. Giojean's south- west, eoinoi, thence e.n.1 Kit) eliuiiw, thence noith 10chains, thence west 1(10 chains, tlionco south in chains to lull ml posi. ' L -. ' U.itul thi��2llh,dii} of Apul, ltlll'l. * ' ' , " , ���'��� H- OUOJKAN. - NOTICE. "VTOTIC/IO is lioicby Kiven lhat Hint, d.ijs X\ iiftci dale I intend to apply lu lliu Cliicr" Commissioner of Lands and woi'ks for a npceiul % license to cut and eiiny avwiy lunlier fiom the fnllovvini; (lcsciibcd lands, situated m ICust Kooleimy*Ilisliicl, II (!.: _ t - ��� _ - ('ommcncing at, ,i post planted on Ihecasl I link of Canoe Itivui, about IV nulls up fiom the n,oiilh, niul maiki'd ,1 IL Clioiean'-noilli- vvest corner, thence south 10 chains, thence cist Hill chains, |hence noilh III chains, tlionco ��est Hill chains to initial po-t. ( Daled this '-'lib el.ij of A pi il, 1'Ki.i .1. II. UltO.II''AN. L NOTICE. i rilAKB NOTKJK tluil tlnil v dins nftei date I J intend to applv to the Uluel ConiiiUhsiiinci ol Lands and Woi ks for n special lieeiisc (o cut aid ciui.v aw iiv tiinbi'i'fi oni lhe follow inj,' dosenliori lands, siliuited in Kasl ICnntcnav Uis tucl, li.C. - -i ��� , Coinnicncini; at a post planted on Iho east, bank of Canoe 'Itnei,,about J! miles up fiom" the mouth, aud maiked It Cioiean's uoitli iiiesl coiner, thence easl 1W) .chains, Ihence south 10 chums, thence west IW) (liains, Ihence, noi Hi ID chimin In initial post, ~ * 1 Dated this lilth dav of Ami II. IDH'1. ' ' ,-r- It. UIIOJKAN,- NOTICE. NO'I'ICI'* ih 'beicby Kiven lhat thlily,ilnyii alter date I intend to .ipplj to the Chief Coniniifis-ioiierof Lands and^W oi kt- for a special license to cut uinl caiiv"away'iinibc'i fiom the follow mi; deseiiheil iaiuls situuted'in West Kootcnaj Distnct, I. C: , " ComineuciiiK at a iiusl'plnnled ahoiil I mile west fiom the mouth of'Canoe liivct and iihnut I mile noith of the Columbia Itivurnnel muiked K. Niicles southeast eoinoi. thence wcslMlchams thence noith Ml chiiius, thence oust kU chaiiis, I hence houth Hi cliains to the lilii'.o ot bi'BinniiiK. >- Dalod this ?nd day or Mnj ,11)11! ,i I ' i' ll. NAGLK VEGETABLE PLANTS. Gelery, Eaily and Late Cabbage, Tomatoes, Oaiilif|ovvc'r,ll<!aily and Late, Reel Cabbage, Puce 25c per do/.en, Orders by' Mail Promptly Attended To FOR SALE. Hay, Horses* and Fat Hogs eif good Timothy . piesscd, nt $15 pei Some 15 oi 20 tons and upland hay, not ton .it the slack. .Fifty fat hogs al fit-pel lb. live weight Tvvelv e or nun c hni'ai^. Sonic saddle horses, and others foi geni'i-al puipose. Apply lo A. L. FORTUNE, HNDIOIIBY, 13. G. NOTICE. rilAKK NOTICI*; Hint llililv d.iji.after dale I I intend to apply lo the Chief Coiuinissioiiei of Lands and \\oiks for a special license lo cut and carry away Innhei fiom lliefollowiiii; di'scnlied lands, situated in West Koolenny Distnct, J!. G,- i Coniiiicncinpr al a post planted about 1 mile west of Ciuioo Itnoi nnd oiniosilc tho mouth of lliiivuy Cieek, and inaiked Kdiniind Nugle's soulh west coma, thence noith fall chains, Ihence cast SO chains lliencc south aO chiun.s, thence west id chains lo place of bih'ni.niiK Dated this second d.ij ol ^l.iv. IthlJ ��� , L'UMUND NAGLK NOTICE. * -vyoTici' J_\ nftei dale Is hoieby Klven I intoiiil l< thai Lli11t-.v days. _. lo make application lo the f lucf Commissioner of Lands and Works foi a special liciu-o lo euland canj awaj lim- boi fiom the followui^dc&cnbed landssiLiiutcd in C'anboo Distnct, 1> C.. , CominenuiiiK at a post planted mithcvvcst bunk ol Canoe Ifivci about I'I miles un fiom theinoulh and half ,i mile below the bitj log l.ini, and mm ked M. Nun:le's south east coinci. thence west IbO chains, thence noith 1(1 chains, thcuce cast 11.0 chums, thence soulh IU chains In initial post. Hatefl this,{(Ith (].ij of April, ]!KII 3|. NAfJL]C. NOTICE. NOTICE. Land For Sale. ~j JitOK SAM d Moscrop Bros. It. h.-is the r.'.-il, rn re liei.sisleiit, odor of f.'nll ,-inii siimple il. , elusive, yel, the blossom Sanitary Plumbing, Hot Water eS: Steam Heating. Pipe Valve Fittings, SOLK AGHNGV. The Red Cross Drug Store ,). A.'JIII.LKtl & CO. Electric Lamps, Door Bells and Annunciators, Electric Fixtures %���*�� Put In. evpies-cd t lu ii ele'te'i initiation to havejand .-ylvia the hotels in tbc <li-tiif*t p-opeilv eon I bald ducted oi cancel licenses whcie com- Bl-ic plaint" weie loniicl to b( ju^tilicd I). Oil's application foi a hc-eiisc for the Cainboi ne hotel wiis granted bring ntippoite-el b> favoiablc inspcctoi's ie poit and exception illy-trong petition I'liipp" Gh.i'-lc- llcralds, Gordon J���100 iieie-s in Section 5 ind (i, Township 8">, lour miles ,neii th of Knirvievv, 15 G. All agu- J,k k n.b- jculiiii.il land, wilh a good young O.ini'cii. I iiich.ud, and an aluiiidaiu-e ol watei. The Best Liniment. fiom Rul in s;i vs Second Street, Revelstoke "[ have derived greeit benefit the ii,f. of Gbninbcrliiin's Pain lor rheiiiii'iliiiii nnd birnliagnf Mrs. Annn llagelgans, of Tut knho, X I. "Aly biisbariu usiel i' tin a spi niiied back .ind vuis nNo r|iiitkly lelieveel. In fact il, ih the best tninily liniment, f have ever- used. I would not, think of being without it, I bnve reeom- rnended il, to ninny and they alwiiys speak- vi'ry highly of it iinel ileeline its merits arc vvoiielcrl'trl." For sale by all dr uggislM. ',.-'���. The Kevolstoko Xnvign tion conipnny linye imported im engine find dyniiino fori the stoiiinei' Kevelstoko, no the bout will in future be lighted by electricity. ffii'ilcy, M.irg.iiet Kistecn, .Mamie flimiic Ihiiui.i Allen, lion-1 lieiinett Krie; Coti'-ii >, Cecil fJurk J-iank Tapping, Gliaihs fine iniirr and Ivan -ulh<rl ind The gnN v.eu jnc-tlily difsjcd in whit', -p ui'/hd v ith ^tar-i, aud tbf lifiy-i in old linglish bceffiilei cost nine l-'ianecj hnvv-ioii looked p:ir> well as rhe M,\y Qikcii uud cleverly the following ad- | Part e-asli, lialance m I veins nl, a ' leiisoiinlile idle of inteic'sl, orbigie- (Iuc t Kin for spot cash. Foi p.u denials I apply to .1. K. tioularlv delivtrff: eli-r ss ��� " ,Mv liiilhfitl and loving ���etibjxli I r iiiiio* take lliH bigh oflice without tliriliking you oui and nil foi tbc honor yon have conferred upon me. I appreciate it and will' enclenvoi' to show it by my acts during my reign. T hope, that peiifje'iiiiel prosperity will be in ine, and I will do my very best to inrtke it so. I,b is good tei know_ tlmt the'proajierity* of our provinee i.s in- orc-asing iinel that our city ingrowing, and .we have a lovely school,-good teachers nir.I trustees. It is good to know that, nil my loving subjects take HOUIN'SON. I'nir v ievv, rilAKK N'OTJCK Uinl tliulj diusaflei dine I i inli ml to nppl} lo the Ilonoiablu the Chief L'oinmi'-sKinri of binds and Woiks for aspieial license lo cut and can V uviaj limber fiom lhe following doscubed lands siluiileil in Kasl ICoolenay llistiict, ii (' . ComnicnciiiK ul a post planted on the cast bulk or Canoe Unci, iiboiil 2i miles up fiom the nioiilh, and muiked IMiinind Nn^le''- southwest eoinoi, Ihenc-c east lliO cliiiins, lliinco noi Hi 10 chains, llienco west HU) chains, tlionco south III chimin lo lhe place of beginning Dated this _'ml du> of JI iv. I'M I LIUI UNI) NAG1.K. WANTED -I.-lXIMOllllONGKn GAHPKNTKItS I'J aud lianicis iv.uitcd on mill work al Aiiow head. Adebess \V. G. Lud- gnte, Allow head, B.C. n. G. WRAPPING PAPER PAPER BAGS. AND lu Iseiotenaj Mail has bi en iippoiutcel agent foi one. of the largest Ganndian Paper Mills. : .���-���'.������ Wrupjiing papers in rolls or flnt,, iind paper bugs of all weights and sizes supplied to order printed or imprinted. Kootenay Mail, Revelstoke. 17I0R SALK���House I' iuinitiiie Appi .Mail ollice lor p,u ticul and lot with y Koothnav "VfOTICI* is beiebv (,'iicii that Ihnh el i\"-.irier J.\ tl,\Ui I uitenel to apph lo the C lucf Coni- uiis^ieinor of Lands anel vVorl-s feu a spi-cutl he-e'iisc to cut nnel cirri una) tiiubcr from the followiiik di'-onbcd lands situ.ihd in Cariboo Ilistncl, 11 C : Coiiiine ticiui*: nf a post plaufeel on the west bunk of Ciinoe Unci about I'M', miles up from the moiitli ane.l jiis|( b|>low the luje Inn j.un aitil markcil iif N.iidi-'- --enilli-i'iist cniiii-f, tlicne(: tioflh II) cji.tiu-, tliciici' wi'st Hill chains, tli|'iti-ii siuifli III (th,lips, liioncp nasi Pip e hains jo thp plaen of bo^iuinuKi * * Dated t)iis-��i||i elai of Apul, 1'HU, M. NAtlbH, NOTICE. Z is berobv Klven tlnil lluiti ilavsufler ehitr I intenil to iiimlv .In the Chief Com- iiii-^ioiii-i of Lauds anel Weirks fm a spi-ciul Iicoiisii In cut and cnir\ awio linibcr fioin the followinir di'-ciibcd lauds ^iln.itcel in C'anboo District, li C.. Coiniiiencini; til a pn��t planted em the west liinl. of Canoo liner about "id miles up fiom the nuiiilli mid just aliovp the (iik I��b lam, and in,liked Cl J Najele's south-east corner, thence west lliflchii|iis, tlienei' noi 111 10 chains, thencp cist tlitl cliiiin-, thence south l() rliauis to lh(- pl.icn of bo^limin!; Dated tin- 2iH!i (|a J of Api il, 1��01 q ,f N\0L11 NOTICE, w ANTJ'.'D TO HFLh-Two houses and lots .it i ismg town nf Gain- lieiini'; iMth pieipei l.v will lei lor $15 n inonlli: price on each properly JJ5U0. I-'oi particulais apply at olfiie of Koot- cuny Aim! ANT TO (5p:LL-One eil the best hotels iii Kootenav: (rood man can clem $5,(X)0 <i vc.u. Foi ji.irl icuhii t apply al nfliie of JCooleniiy Mail. w; VV ition f|f .Shakcspenre evitli illtis- Irulions and notes. (Vice $2*2 on ternis namely ij)2 cash nml ^2 per nioiilh. Ap ply at Kootenay A|.ul. WANTliD-Thc pei.son who bur- rowed Volume II, Goosedidnled Statules of British Guliiiiibin, fi oni the libriiry of the Kooteniiy Aluil oflice to return same. NOTICE is hi'irhy kIwui t^nt lliilli ela.vs uflfii date I intend to iipiilvro din ('liinf ('nnir inissiiinur of Lands mid vvoiVs for u spne-ia) license to cut and curiv iiivay timbm from Ihu followini; di'sci ibod Innds siluatlid ip Cuiiboo District, H C : CoiuiniiiiciiiK ut u post plained on (heiwosl bank of Canoo Itnoi nbniit .1111', nillos up from the mouth and ',5-mile uhoio tho bir; lot-Jam, nnd iniirkcd G. J NiikIu's south-east cornor, thence north 40 chains, thence west lfiOchmiis, tlionco south 10 chums, thcuco cast 100 chains to plucc of bci;iiiiiiiif; Dated this 20th claj or April, I'm G. J NAGLi: NOTICE. ii f I or I Coin. I.s fen n spcen.il timber from Iho il n.lied iu 111=.| VyOTICt: is hcrebv (riven that (hilly <lny J.N (lute I intend to iinplv to lhe Chic niissioucr of L.-iuds uud Wi license (o cut nnd enrn aw-uj followini.' dc'se-i ihed l.uteK. ' Kooti-iiay District, IJ- C* : Coiiiiin-iicinc nl u po.l iilaiilcd on fhei'.i-t bank of Ciiine Hiier jusl beluw- the moiilhnf H/irvej Creek mid marked 11. (irnjcnii's no|lh.- we-t corner. Ihence -outh )r'l cliiiins, lluiuc|i e.i.t IOcIiiiiii-.. Ib/tiii-e iiorl|i JelO cti.i i|i-. Ihinic|! we-t 111 (ih.-tin- te> milial imsl. Dated thUSitli duyof Apiil, JOO'l. I|. CIHOJEAN.
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