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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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Pro\incial Libraiy j " '/A 'HIGH CLASS" Vice crejam:andv - a- ice cream sodas ���������* Bews-Drug?Store JUWS72905 r"S:|^ 4 i l 1 A, < /' A>������ 4 ������'* l't"V-A^ r' A -VA-A - ' j.'* A^ * ? Vi , J s. i l I ) 1 / *->>. BRUSHES FROM THE BEST MAKERS AT j >' ^ - y | { , Bews1 Drugstore ji </''. v l( Vol. 12> -No.' 12 REVELSTOKE,, B; C. JUKE 24. 1905 A. E. eiSORG J, big TAy/, *DAy \l V I 20c and'2sc?Ginghams/,Percalesrand. Sateens,'lovely nat- '.',, terns, ���������,������ ^ * A" ;/ "'',' A '- ' " % .." > --A r A k - at^lOcper yard-: \ , ; Ar "1 " -l'l t n u "������ ' ���������"'- . ' "* ' ' "i, fJ "* ~ -l 11 .' <?"cand ^oc Organdies,'Sateens Jarid ^ephers','etc.', suitable -^ fr\r Arpccua * ' -, v , vl , i i j '������ 1 ,at .,12^c per .yard ���������, <v J) ' iteed I y fortresses, ~.- J-+ fs*1 .* If CITY COUNCIL ^ v i ' Special Meeting to Arrange for Repairing Flume. , Special meeting held Wednesday. Present The Mayoiv'Ald Field, Lewis, McLeod,Abrahamson,Footo,McCarter. 'committed work LATE WAR NEWS Another Japanese Victory. Great Russian" Army in Peril. Tokio./June- 23 ���������The' Mikado's troops Repulsed a thousand Itu&sian infantry with gi eat Io'sb - ' ,The Japanese ad\auce is developing The'Mayor complained the commit- aP alonS tl)e llue (Oyama lias definitely tees did not do the work entrusted to assumed the "offensive, and Linemtch SHOOTING i ���������> AFFAIR. $2.00 Per Year.' them s i ��������� -,f p JAld. Lewis, 'as 'channian ofv the Watei and Light Committee, said he knew'"'the Mayoi had . in4-hand the repairs to the ilume, and he did not wish to mteifeie with his work.' ��������� Aid Field < said' he had seen Mr Smith about making the survey , Correspondence was 'read from pipe companies re laying, barrel flume to replace portion of flume washed out, and it waB decided to'accept tendei of Canadian Pipe Co at 5>8 50 poi foot Mr Stocks, C P R. budge inspcctoi, to be employed to supeiwso the woik Aid Abrahamson said the'disadvant- age of a,banel flume i\as they could not put men in to clean it with safety as they must run'18 inchcsfto 2 feet of wfltnr tn plpfui'mif. f.ViA ip.p % ll^v v Ji" h menaced by two giave dangeis, one taction I, the outflanking of his light, the other stiagetical', the1 enveloping of hisJeft In eithei case the Russian position is senous'if not^ hopeless Unless Linevitch piomptly full back on Hni bin anothci gi eat Russian dis- astei is inevitable. ��������� ft i ' Ladies.-Silk Waists", black^ white" andicblo>efl, v' v'-Ji -'ti rCatAnearlyvhalf regulars prices ",%{<-, '*i fT* s. ' S'% if <r *-i ' ,,jj' All,work'from, our/-Dressmaker tl-;1i i s������,fr* h T* -i- is* c . -v;5< f* V % .'f.ri.v.' i, i|rt( r <- MckenzietAvenue-}:*$���������' \^.-\^i-, water to clean'out the ice"? , ^Replying to Aid McCaiter, Mi ,Goi- don saw no objection to a barrel ilume, and considered it bettenthan a'bquai'e flume. ' * ^ fs<.' ' '������/" l' iJ l ' ' Vlt was undeistood Mr Stocks should be requested to inspect and report on the rest^of the flume1 \ i" <1^~l <ft l* (It was decided,' now^the bylaw had passed^the new planfand fittings be ordered immediately so as,to get the light plantain full^woiking order"as soon as possible *" ^^ ! *��������� "j - ><% Alb ' Abiahamson suggested that the new dynamo to be ordered should be one suitable for eithei pbwer<of,hghtJ ������/Ald J McCai ter said' it would be a long'time before theywouldjbe calle"d on to'supply.power - >AA v ^ n ? ^ ,i ������i4 ORDINARY MEETING. ^ ^ -"/Vtf i*^. *��������� O* ��������� u 11 ^. , ������v��������� iiuiMii % ^ s,f s LIMITEDr ;< Fori- '^>raples>. r-^v; DERARTMENT-.STORE..���������, r ,w-lv, -mi" FORvA jkv'; -.^B^'' A,Js - BLACK CAT BRAND , CHICAGO-ROCKFORD 1 HOSIERY COMPAHY ">Ke������osha Wis- ���������>- . f )������������������ "^Ordinary meeting held-Inst night' Resent 'pTho^Mayoi, Aid Ji'ield,jMc- Leod, AbiahamsonT <~ - ������>��������������� "������ ~ ^A\'y^������f .> coekespovdiJnce **j '' s��������� r^tToiontb him asking 14 days option on'" city, "debentures foi' the* if.20,000 lpan^at 99 - < v ������i - , ' - G-^M Sproat intimating Mi' Far- well -was piepared" to -subcliwde .his townsite and, as thei bounduiy^was,, in dispute,' suggesting ldefinite survey Referred^to'^sWoiks ^committee 'with power to act A _ i f'i' I WOKKS.'i ��������� -��������� - j tliJ FOR THESbLACKpCAT; STOtKINGS; ' l ~ ~ . ~'~- > ' A j ��������� < ��������������� ' ' '- In every'pair there's'solid comfort, at 'pleasing? prices. 'Best folrwear���������bestAor looks���������made forAhat ffoheksome *-"'' child of yours. \i\%^V '-- p^ --> - *, \t *Black>���������and'fast black���������with ^extra-thread on ^knees,* "ankles and feet".- A triple thickness to go through , before the darning needle is required, : 2Sc,-35c, 40c aiid 50c ' SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY - >We are offering a cash prize to the boy and one for the girl who can drjw the funniest picture of a Black CatA'-Pictures to be handed in to our Hosiery Counter on or befqre~June 26thr C. B. Hume & Co. Ltd. DEPARTMENT STORE. IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA Host, $3,000,000. Capital Authorlzod, $1,000,000 Capital Paid Up, $3 000000 , Head Office, Toronto, Ontario. SBrnnchos iu tlio Northwest Torntonoa, Mnmtobn, Outnno and Quobac. And tho following points in British Columbia Granbrook, Goidon, Nolsou, Rovolstoko, Trout Imko, Vnucouvor and Victoria. T. K' Mbbbitt, Prosldont. D. R WlliKll., Vico-Prosidont and Gonorul Manager. t ESB K Hat, ABslstuutlGouoral Mnnacor W Mopfvx, Chiof Iuspoetor Revelstoke Branch, B. C���������A General Banking Business Transacted Savings Dopnrtmont���������Doposlts Rocolvod and Intorost Allowed. - Drafts sold available In all parts of Canada, Uuitod States and Enropo. Bpoolnl attautiou given to oollootlous A. ������ Piuffb, Unnngor ���������f'Xhe Worka'cfoinniitteB recommended sidewalks, ^crossings,' and ^.street "lm- pr6vements > toT value^ ofv J)5,000, / the sidewalks to be let bypcontract; ��������� v A The mVyor said thiej'waSj a^ heavy bill of^wqrk, but no-^oik i^as>done lasfyear and all'the'noik was equally necessaryA That estimatejivould run the rates up to 28 mills <���������������. ^ J . <j. 1 Mr Floyd ^said this rate included $2,000 for police cells and 5.1J400, foi purchase of school block "A ' y OnTmotion of Aid MoLcod, seconded by Aid Abrahamson, it i\ns lesolved to defer further consideiation till ne\t rrseting. t, I >��������� THE FLUME j,The Majc lepoited Mr Stocks and he had gone oi ei ihe flume and Mi' Stocks recommended taking out the present flume and replacing it by bairel flume from power house tot east end of bieak/and thoioughly living up balance of flume t i Mr" Stocks stated the proposal he made 'would give them, a peimanent ' work that would last as long as they Jived._ i ' * * * ' i Replying to Aid McLeod Mr Stocks said a bariel flume was better than a ^squaie flume for handling ice The Mayor said ������ins soon as ^ the material arrived, they could go on with constiuction at'iate of 50 feet a day , i������ ' Eesolved to1 appiove above recommendation / L lv '"'" .STATION" ROAD ��������� Aid Abrahamson a'sked w hat should be done with the pipe on station toad' Eesolved Works committee see Supt Kilpafcrick on matter 4 UNSIGHTLY BUILDINGS Aid Abrahamson considered Mis. Skinner's burned building should be moved Aid McLeod said a stable belonging to T Lewis was in dangerous condi tion and not used It should be pulled down as dangeious to children * ' Works committee to attend these matters The bylaw to borrow f.20,000 to lm- pio\e watei and light plants was finally passed POLICE COURT. i Before Messrs II A Broun and McLaughlin, J.'s P. F Veltiow was charged with killing game out of season, a grouse having been found in his possession, and was fined 9>16 2o, including costs._ W. Stevenson the man who came to town with his pockets filled with Imperial bank cheques and drafts, was brought up, the attorney geneial having ordered the quashing of his conviction ana sentence of thiee years by F Fraser, S M , as owing to a mistake in Mr. Fraser's commission he has only jurisdiction within the city, and the offence on which he was sentenced was robbing a shack at IlleciHewaet He was thcrefoie charged with having passed one of the cheques on R Caley and committed for trial On Thursday R Fleming was charged with cruelty to a horse and fined .$20 Name Fisher Brown Smith Hull Nolson P.iKot Coomboa Looming Burpee Bowl inds ' Morrison Shard low H irdc istlo F.irquh ir McMillrn r Donald PIPES, PIPES, PIPES, BROWN'S BROWN'S, BROWN'*. ANOTHER WAR THREATENED. c y \ / - ��������� ), (i ' ���������; France and Germany Pre- * ' y paring.1 Beilin, June 23 ��������� P'lices"' on' tho Bourse omimously declined this morning on icception"of Pi^emiei Rouvici's note iegardmgsMoroccb and the lum- oied mobih/atioii of'Fieuch'tioopfa ���������> ^ -Government cncles^note With concern powerful - intiifiues aic-tiying to foicewai vuth Fiance'1' The situation is delicate and complicated'11, ,<��������� CFIELD^SRdRTS:; '��������� " DOINGS MlLlTARYr, - - The piogiammc is out foi the>meet ing of the Temtoiial^ Rifle Association at Calgary July I lth" tb ldth^ "Entiy forms may be ..obtained from Captun Blown, who vvill'attend the 'meeting, at which some handsome tiophies'aie ofteied for com petition^. t4. */ A, T ' ROCKY' MOUNTAYN R INFERS' The followmg^was the "result ofvthc shoot on Satuiday*��������� V < * ; < 5 . ' ,_ - t V ������ 200 -.00 C0Q Rink jds jdb jdsTotal 1 Pto ' f28 M \ 2') ,- 91 Lieut j-ivJO ������0 2)^ 81 'Liout X&' *20��������� 2d Ab2 Pto lw.2b v 24 > >l ������ li ( orp i 20 J , 2-1 jli OS Pto ill '21 J 20 -,8 /Pto * r}a 19 * 10 32 cPto .J IS' '21 ��������� 10 , -)I Pto ,^tll. f 11^ }18^' 17 Corp v' n; 18 fll . 17 "Lieut 21 i* 18 I ,*, 40 Corp t-1 *- 18 5���������' L U Pto - 18 1,1") ii Pto 21 0, 0 ..21 Pto -;��������� n 22i"!-lb ' S8 SKt rx <��������� 13f _ , V) Sgt J (Donald was in? fiom Golden on1 a short visit " ^ lc'"-\\ The first ten scores '^dljie returned to the 'secretary,* Canadian''Military Rifle League, as the^team shoot in the second match' i "_ r ^' C ,, The aveiage '(65 9) eliould ^e raised at leastAen points^,by mbie scaieful shooting;and better attendance at the matches'" Pte~Ciodvei and othei good shots *\\eie much ^needed to help the scoie " " J * GUN'CLUB.--. V / / *) , The scoies Satuiday were ���������J Guy BaiberlS, W A Stuidy 15, A Mc- Donell 13, A McRae 12, B A Law son 11, F B Lewis 10 i "LACROSSE. Revelstoke defeated Kelowna bj 7 to ml The following" lepieseued Revelstoke���������Goal, G Tumble, point, J McCorvie, cover point, P -Dunne, 1st defence, lW Buck, 2nd defence, A Hilhei, 3rd defence, W'Baibei,centie, A Woodland, 3id home, W Turnbull, 2nd home, G Knight, 1st home, G Latham, outside home C Keifoot, inside home/ J Mills, field captain, Neil Lee 'It was a good game, but Kelown.i's home was weak. The scoies weic Turnbull, Latham, and Keifoot two each, Mills one ^ On Wednesday Revelstoke played Veinon and won by 4 to 0 The scoies were Latham tlnee, Tuinbull one4 New Westminster defeated Vancou ver on Saturday, in the"lattei city, by, four goals to one " ' jRevclsfcoke Intermediate play Kdin- loops on Dominion Day *" s Nelson defeated Rosfland by 0 to 4 FOOTBALL * In the match-Saturday aftemoon City \ Shops, the shops won bj 4 to 1 TENNIS. i C. P. R. Machanic Wounded. A fiac is occui red in the east end of the city on Satuiday night Some Italians wore having a colebiation when sovcialmnchinistsniiived on the sceno and insisted on taking part A low ensiled, in which an' Italian named Sniana sustained fnghtful wounds on'the head, and two lcvolvoi shots weic hied, ono taking eflccfc on a machanic mimed Ilutton Foitunntely his mjuiies were not senous,iis the bullet stiuck a ub and glanced lound, lodging in his buck, but he h id a mil tow escape fiom boni'j; killed Di. Giuliani succeeded in locating and c\- tiacting tho' bullet * Sniana made himselfscaice aftei thcfibhooting, but was peisuaded *"to give" himself up/ which he did on "Monday, though he pctsists he ilid'liot do the shooting lie was Released on bail j '<���������,,. ;. HORRIBLE MURDER i< ^ '^ ' ' ^ " Two Children Done \oti Death. 'jlaiifnv N 'S'J June 20 ���������"Kiwi O'Neill'*found ElmaH YoungAn the scrub woods back fiom PlymtonfDigliy Connty,~and" Ins biothci Chfloul cumc on the lomiuns of'sit yeai old May Waul quaitei of a milefuithei buck-',* \ Thcjbaby, a yeai and a half old, was lying on 'its face,1 Mussed hand and ,ool ' ItS'tmouth Had been stopped with^itSjOwn ccJttoii 'hood which hud been >oiled up and rbound tightly icioss its face- In it's struggles to'fuee its, hands the wad of cotton had chopped fiom its mouth, wlnchrpievented suflocation" -> , '^ <N > , ' 1 '"^TheiOthei child, May,* was dead Aci'osshei mouth'and nosevi.is <i luge burdock leaf, over this the child's hood was,, tightly diawh and aiound and .uoilnd w is bound a quantity of jam ���������" Suflocation must have quickly followed the application of this hoinble contiivauce and the fact^ the bodj tested as^though it had not been moved mdicites life was extinct before the little foim had been deposited qm the giound * k'^A'A ' "A '" WE CARRY A1 FULL STOCK ,OF iA ,, f .' i , ii j - i i Groceries !r Fruits^; and Vegetables; '-* ' l*"'' v. .^1 i 'J'.S i i ���������> t li, '/ ONION. SETS AND SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.< if i GARDEN TOOLS. COOKING UTENSILSA Vm /{ BOXJltNE'-BRos.; ���������Mckenzie *ave , G39st i Agents for McCIary's Stoves and Ranges, REVELSTOKE. yii ,'j i W " iH 1'*" ,E3 ' *. i, J.V J. Cx v took for,Prooft^"}] i ,^ iS '������'^| *v Every^gemiine Fit-Reform^ Suit;/' '-j *\ a I I J v/-rf i*' I * v i.i-'Jl I ,",-������������������ 'iP WH and Overcoat .������>' Reform^ label. *���������, J>U, 'J"*l ^J li Jvct\ It 'isi youfVgiiarantee'lof''*perfectv'Hl , satisfaction���������your protection against '^"A f V- faulty fabrics*and'tailonr^ ? . ' * v ��������� , J, i v . k I i;-'/; s*~l 'i V I SHOCKING ACCIDENT Today was ladies day at tho Lawn lennis Club's ground, the ladies inviting their friends foi a game and supplying rcfieshments L In the matches Banks v Club, the former won the doubles and the latter the singles THE TURF. The directors of the race course aie culling fei tenders to clear 18 ncies of the leserve to be laid out in a tiack half a mile long It is intended to to airange a lace meeting at an oarly daic to fall in with Vancouver, Ram- loops and Calgaiy cncuit A road wjll be built from the Big Bend load to connect with the rouisc so as to make it as easily accessible to the centre of the city as possible SUDDEN DEATH Hunter Found Dead Beside His Game. Mi Daniel McLennan, dairyman living near Momsscy took his nfle to get a deer. Not letuining in the evening his wife gave the alarm and a scaich party set out next day His body was found a mile fiom his home and half of a deer lying near him. The other half was found some distance away. Death was due to heart failure. He had shot and dressed the deer and was m the act of carrying it home halt at a time when overtaken by death Fast American Train Wrecked." .Mentor, June 22���������Runmng'at -the lateof 50 oi 60 mile*? anr'houi, & the Twentieh Century" Limited_.oir-.the Lake^Shoie vRailway>, dashed into' an open "switch at the passengei station heie shortly befoie "10 oclock(last night Twenty-two persons ������eie killed, and-12 oi< 15 badly 'mjuied The combination^ baggage and "smokeing car and the coacli behind it caught I no and were destroyed r L The scenes following the���������wicck ucie pitiful the moans of the dying mingled with the criesTiiid scieinis of wolnen Those in the rear coaches weic not'uijuicd and set about at once to rescue those pinned in the burning cais The hie spread with gieat lapidity and it was with diffi culty that the passengeis weie ics cued l It(is believed that the switch was opened by a boy. ' COLLISION Always, look .'for tlie Fit-Reform"' "'label- iu," every garmentAyou- buy'. V ^ J i J f. '- w f~ A" >, "-Make, your!v Suit,T and 'Overcoat "prove'J itsA^ ',identity by. showing tlie- -.Fit-Reform .label/1 -" ' -L * ' -' "'" 5?Ut-V^.-v-VK--*^ ^i ' Vt ^^ iv* * -}-i ������j sl ri^.^-i Wt-.r ^.' ���������n T > '/<**������} ^Thu ifademaik iden- -''' v' 'lifiesi eveft genuine"\ I'A. ���������v- rit-Ketomi1 garment. t i-j. B* I��������� r��������� -JT 't= ' I Look for label -with , trademark Jand. price u'Gxed by maken. ���������������". ��������� s< ** v r4 j���������* .&2L '>. ������ The i only Fil-Reform WardrobVhere^ij'at 4 _^ J:^G. Macdbnald,?Revelstoke.; 1 HOMES . 'FURNISHED, ON, MONTHLY^PAYMENTS. </,-.)* I Another Carload of Furniture just arrive'd ("Carpet6, Linoleums, 'u> Oilcloths, etc Sewing Machines, Hemtzman Pianos. ' R. HOWSON & CO., FURNITURE DEALERS AND EMBALIVJERS: v 1, I S<U Imperial i Limited Runs , t . Stock Train. Into On Tuesday .a fnghtful accident occuired at "Kalmai, ^neai Kenora, when the west-bound Impenal Limited dashed into a stock ti.1111 ������ Engineer Perry and Evpiess Messenger fetacey were killed and the ongmcci^ Bird, mailcleik, Paison, andfiieman,'Wiitt, seveiely injuied The cause ivas'the missing of three concluding wouls of the older to the ficight tiain Tlnee oi four cais of hoiscs weic killed COUNTY COURT. fudge Poun held a sitting jescci- day, when Foul, vvhofoiged cheques on JI Manning, and Stevenson, who passed a foi gel di.ift on li Caley, pleaded guilty and weie sentenced to tlnee months imprisonment each The following civil cases weie heard Di McLean v. J. Samson, claim +25 professional services Defendant put in a countei claim foi t>f52, and, judgment was given in his favor for tho balance ii27 Mr Buggs for plamtiil, Mi McCartei for defendant Crawford & Co v Big Bend Lumber Co"*> claim 1>593 for logs, and Big Bend Lumber Co v Crawfoid, claim fi318 90 foi supplies, were tal en togethei, and paitly heaid when the case was adjourned till Tuesday for tho attendance of a witness Mr Elliott appealed foi Ci aw ford and Co , and Mi McCartei foi the Big Bend Lumber Co T. Laughton v. Athoe, claim $9115 for boaid Defendant put in a countei claim of !|i47d for services, and his honor said as this was a mixture of black jack, drinks, bank rolls and paitneiship ho would dismiss both claims Mr McCaiter for Laughton, Mr Elliott for Athoe ' PIPES REPAIRED AT BROWN'S -J I CONTRACTOR & BUICDER CARPENTRY, JOINERY, CABI- ' t NET WORK, AND GENERAL JOBBING. FINE WORK' A ' SrECIALTY.' NO JOB TOO LARGE OR' TOO SMALL. Choicest Materials in Stock and Workmanship Guaranteed TObmll ORIENTAL HOTEL ably furnished with the choicest the market affords. Best Wines; Liquors, & Cigars. Rates $i a day. Monthly rate. J-_ ALBEET STOHsriEI-i -ZPIROIP. THE MOLSOMS BANK f Incorporated by Act of Parhamont, 1855 HEAD OFFICE, - . MONTREAL. Wm. Molson Macwierso.v, Pres. s. h. Ewetg, Vice-Pres. James Elliot, General Manager. Capita/ paid up, $3,000,000 Reserve, $3,000,000 . Everything in way of banking business transacted without un- , necf ss,.iry delay. v de p"l'gIe!'fccred,tedtwlceayeat,afc current rates on Savings Bank W. H. PRATT, Manager, Revelstoke, B. C. ' .A . wwrf>��.*ll^v^WJMWUWM.*Ma^^ il I THE KOOTENAY MAIL Zbe ltootenas fl&ail / PUBL13HKI) SATURDAY. r ���AT��� ' i-i BBVBLSTOKE.&'C, SUBSCRIPTION HATES. Including postage to England, United Switch - ��� and Caiman ��200 lii Quarter *' ** *' ��� **> Including Christmas Mail 50c. c\tr��. ,- Br the year [IhroiiRh pO'.tofHco] KaU ADVERTISING, RATES,. " " MeasuremcnU 'Nonparicl (12 Hue* make oiio > inch]. Preferred poJllons. 25 nor cent additional Blrttin, Mai riages and Deaths, - Xo each in��(.rtion All advertUomoiiM subject to the npprov al of tho maimBomoni. * Wanted and Condonbcd Adye: ttoincntb - / Agenw Wanted, Help .V,>nU!f Sin^}��"1 ' wanted, Situations �� Vacant, li"";'10��� ���, Wanted, Mechanics Wonted, 10 words ot u lews 25c, each additional word UpcrnUi Changes in standing advertisements must ��� bo In by 9 a. m.' Ihurtday of each wook to -> Becnregooadinp!a>. Standing odvortiHlng ^ matter w 111 be changed tw Ico a month w ltli- " ont extra charge - Xor more frequent V alterations tho time occupied in making ? same will bo charged at usual rates. t) JOll PRINTING pioniptlyoxooutodatrpiison- 11 able rate*. ��* ' ' - i " ("> TKHMS���Cash. Subscriptions pajablo In ad ' T��DCC. J- i- , - ,. ~> o UOKKKSPONDKNCB invited on manors of l! public interest. Communications to Kill- n for must bo accompanied by naino of ��- writer, not necessarily for publication, but " as ovidenco of good faith. Correspondence V should bo brio f.�� Wo request our numoroua readers to / favor us with thole assistances In ' maklnar tho K.OOTBNAY MAIL tho r most viiluabloadveptislng'medium r In the Kootonays by__ giving, tho "" preferonco whon ' making1 pur- chases to those Arms who are ro&ulor advertisers In the KOOT* ENAY MAIL " v>��� MORRISON,, DENTIST. <> - Okkick ��� ' ,TI1E NEW^LAWKKNOi; HLOCIC, - , McKcnric Av uiuo' X Edward, a. 'haggen, T (Mom, Mining Engineer, American InBtituto Mln ng Engineer*) (Meni! Caiiudi'an Mining tltuto ) ! 'REVELSXOKE, 13. 0.( _, Examination of and reports on Mineral Pro portlcs a Specially. Hu UGH S.;CAYLEY, Bat lister and Solicitor.' OFFICE���Corner'of Fust Struct unci u A f ' Boyle Avenue, Revelstoke, B. 0. "ii ARVEY,\McOARTER < : -t \\ 4 M , A- , \ AND PINKHAM, .,.. ' BABBI8THBS, S9LICITOBS, ETC. t : * *' Offices : Mo'ibons Bank Block, Rkvbl ^' ' /-' 8T0KB, B. C. < r 1 * ,��� Money to loan. ,. , ��� _ > Offices Revelstoke, B. C; Kort Steclo, B. C. men and women suffering fiom physical dofuimity or accidenl who are unablo to work. These' tiro fit objects of chanty and should bo asbisted.' But tho piofosmonal scoundrels ought to be HUppretAcd by refusal of monetary aid and by prosecution by tho 'police .11 vagrants vvhorcver found. ' The scheme is more bia/en when it 1- givcn out that San Fiancisco is Lhe oiganuing centre, and tli.it the nickers of J3ntiFli Columbia ortor as inviting a field for professional beggars'as they do for Man oni wireless stock promoteisand others of that ilk. THE Geo S McCabteb, l A. M Pinkham, ncvcistolve, B C. J. A. Habvky, Kort Steele, B. r J. M. ScottrLUB. n COTTr AND : W. I. Brlggh. Barristers I BRIGGS Solicitors, Etc. Money to Loan Solicitous Von Molsons Bank 1 ft it First Street. Revelstoke, B.C. ,^ ~* \/ c ^ __��� SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1905 ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT. , ��� Wc congratulate tho city on sealing on Wednesday the doom of the antiquated fogeys who are such opponents of progress thoy wanted to see Revehtoke go back to, coal oil lamps. The bylaw for improvement of the plant was carried, and within a few weeks llovelstoko will have one of the finest electric lighting plants in Canada, and one that belongs to(the citi/.ens _ themselves. Thoso who bay tho city got from the company something that was valueless dont know what,thoy aro talking about. When it became noised abroach that theio was danger, of tho the bylaw failing and the plant being shut down a shiewd representative of capital got ready to purchaso it, and was willing to pay ^100,000 cash'for an equipment some people want to make out is worth nothing.,' A man who knows better than anyone ���clse tho ti ue value of the water and, light equipment of the city'declares that, with the value of the 'franchise, it is worth about .$200,000 to the cily, or about three times what it originally cost.. Though we regretted to hear the-late mayoi condemning the source of power at the meeting last week we believe what wo have always said,"that in acquiring the water andv light franchises for the city Mr.- O'Brien* fenderedr the people one of the "nibst valuable services ever rendered by a mayor to*'his constituents. Some people profess to believe that the company were "anxious, to sell' out. That is hot' correct. .They had a good thing, and they knew it, but Mr. 0'Bnenu had declared for civic owned water and'ligtit, and there was not room for two systems of the kind .in Revelstoke.1 The company recognised it'could not fight the city on a question of that kind,and accepted a fair value for it If that plant .and equipment is t handled right it will.give the best service(to the citizens, and the Mayor's statement at last week's meeting that no other city could compete with rRevelstoke in^the superior quality of its lie;ht is absolutely true. so little BPpai ition ii-! Hint now "i force in tho Noitlnvest U\ it Rpimi- tion has icucluil the \iinialuns,r point, rt is dillicult to hco how it could lie improved upon, ami it woikb ipluiihcl- ly. The people 111 the \\eot iiioun- ilouliteilly suilied with it. 1 While thpoietieiilly 1 would piefci no bepni- utioii, I do not behove it wise to 111I0 ovei tho wishes of tlicminoiity.iind f think t'lio ideal eoi dition ib iuiil.1i 11101 ij 1 eiuly iippioiched* undei this system than it .would wei-i the piiwlogo ol epnintion ilonicd the turnout)'. <��� Professor Brycc, 'oi Mimtobn College, said: ( ' < J Imd tho people of the Tmitoiios satisfied with the piosent Hystein of education Tliey liavo .is (neni to 11 public school sjsteiii us is woik.ihlq 111 Camicln ,Tlio Teintones luive pmcti- cilly a bcttoi woiking sybtom of p"tiblic i-eliools, 111 so /ar us lehgious parties 1110 concerned,' thm wo' hiUjC under om Manitpbn public achool "ys teni. ' i 1 , I* ''CORMSl^NDENCE. ' r1 CfL'Y'S TAXATION. , Uilitor Kooii.nai M.WC ' t , A plan foi piogrosb. Assess nnpioved piopcity half of 0110 poi cent less on the 'dollii) and uiiinipioved piopoilj 0110 per cent on tho dollai moio, aa it h the winking ol.iss tint build"up KcvclstoLo, not tho town lto owneis. I say coinuol the townauo owlicis to bland 11 fan ahuio of the tn\. rlfciK likely to i'iiuso them to sollntaioason- ablo puce. (lt would oni ounigo'the woiking cliiss to b"uy and nnpiovoif thoy only had a fair shaic of tl'.o ta\cs to pay. 1 Yes, lav tho pii'bOp ol the vvealtjiy bpcculatois, inoie, tlio'niueelo ,'md bi.iin iif tho vvoikmgnian lesb, the lesiilt would <ho Jeba coniplaintf and more pi'ospenty in oui young city. f( I iinij etc, i - bR. Tapping, POLITICAL. .A, strong feeling is; gaining ground in (thicity that the ward Bvstem should be done away with in the eleption of aldermen, and that the aldermen should be elected by,, the , city as a whole. It is be- lieyed this would do awaywith the sectional feeling between the east and west ends of the city and result in^'the citizens taking a greater interest in municipal affairs. It is pleasing^ in these ^ days ,of lab,or troubles to find the general manager of the Crow's Nest Coal Company speak" in such high terms of-the relations existing" between the company and the miners. It is somethingjiew^ in this province to find mine managers expressing such,confidence.in their men. .We are heartily glad to see the generous mariner in^which Mr. Lindsay spoke of,the,employes, and if more mine managers,would .treat their employes with the the same respect, confidence and esteem as Mr. Lindsay there"*~would be "fewer labor troubles in British Columbia mines. AN, ANNUAL .FAIR. The time has come when Revelstoke should encourage the growth of flowers, vegetables and "fruit by hqlding an annual show, and indeed we believe a" fair could .be made a big success. If any of our citizens take sufficient interest in a plan of this kind, we shall be much obliged if they will communicate wilh the Editor of the Mul, and if the encouragement is sufficient stepswill be taken to organize something of the kind No doubt exhibits would he sent from all parts of the surrounding country, and such a fair would do much to encourage not onlv the beautifying of the city from a horticultural point of view, but al=o the planting out of orchards and settlement of the'land. Some da) the valley between "Arrowhead and Revelstoke will' be jieo'pled with hundreds ,of small farmers. .PROFESSIONAL BEGGING. T1 e astounding revelations in the police court'at Nelson of an organised system' of beggars travelling the country ought to put people on their guard tagainst- imposition on their charity. There aTe travelling beggars able .to, work and praying tr|ey can't get it.. The German state farm sjstem ought to.be applied to thjese people. They should be promptly arrested and placed on such a farm under pribon discipline fcothat they may be compelled to earn (heir own living. There are II LIU I 'II. Ill' I 0 V. V. AND E. RAILWAY.-^' Wc don't see any .sense or justice in the C. P.' R. so vigorously opposing the V. V. and E. charter Neither the Similkameen, nor any other section of this province can be opened up without railways. For years the C. P, R. has been urged to build a road into" that section, and it is only about a year ago that General Superintendent Marpole told the press the C. P. R roads in theprovince were not paying and the company would build no more railways here for some time. The people were deleimined the country could not stand '-till if the C. P. R did, and urged the V V. & E. to go ahead. Neither the C. P. R. nor any other railway can be allowed to adopt a dog-in-the- manger policy. ^ The province must be developed, and, if the C. P. R. wont open up important sections like the Similkameen, then, bj' all means, any railway that will do so should have the fullest opportunity. Hence we support the V. V. and E. charter.' That company' is asking no land or money grants, and 1? tying up no country. That is the railway policy this province wants and* should encourage in every possible way Again competitive roads are necessary to secure fair treatment to the public. See the benefit in reduced freight rates that Great Northern competition is to Nelson and Rossland Had Revelstoke had the same railway advantages as these cities it would today have been a city of 10,000 people. And it should have these advantngp*,but it will never get them till the Great Northern or some other competing road comes in. We don't believe it will. So great aruilway authority as Jim Hill says the railways will be able to carry freight profitably at half a cent per ton per mile. To day the people of Revelstoke and surrounding di��trict are taxed to just five times that amount for railway charges, which nothing but monopoly can justify. Saja the Tiibunc.���"The,people of Yale-Cariboo made :io' 'mistake 1 when tliey elected Duncan Koss to'apiescnt' them niste.id-of Mm tin Burnll. t Blot that we believe 111 a single thing that Dunc.m Itosss'tands for, v\c ar^ inalienably opposed to-- his" platform", lock, stock and "banel, 'but ho cii]ojs"oiit. advantage to which Mart'n Buriillis a strangei���he is consistent, and you can tell vvhcie he stands " , "'John Hou8tnn's friends say owing t!o the dirty tieaumont he got at tho hands of the McBude 'government he intends in futme taking a stnctly independent couisc in pin by ..politics.' THE CAVE ' The Dominion government'pLopose to employ C Dcuclisman as guicle^lo the cave at Ross Peak^""Both the government and the C P. R are arr.mg. ing to^uild a trail sonaa to give convenient acceBs' from Ross Peak station, All. Deuchsinan lepoits having-di8-r covered anobhbr cavern of grande- character than any of the others yet discoveied.^ * �� ' ^ "Insurance;" j The Itevelbtoke Insui.uicc Agencj have been appointed agents foi the Manitoba Insurance Go~, which will be one of the sbiongcsb liic ollices in the countiy, its tibks being hacked bj the Livpipool, London and Globe The company has ari.ingpd r agencies ""lit only tlnee points 111 thcpiovinco,\"aii- couvei. Revelstoke and Nelson Tlu Revelstoke Tnsui.inee Agencv are in leceipt of a letter fiom the local lodge of Locomotive J'Vcnien icKnowl- evlging the piompbncss with winch the com pan v | .1 id. the $2,000 in sum neon the late Fireman Eistivood, es pecially as the application had heen made onlj a few- hours befere the .ic cident and the premium had not even been paid , NEW BUILDINGS. , Good" progress 13 being made with the new it.ition being built bv the C P R. The concrete work for the b/isement is almost completed and a stait will shoitlj be made with laying the briGk and-stone. The contractor have bought out all the bricks left nt C B. Hume & Co's kilns, anil are impoiting the rest of bhe brick required from Enderby. u B C FroTiicy his cornj'btfd Hijing the stone foundation for H Ifowion's lesidence and 13 laying the eminent blocks. - W. A. Foote is making splendid progress with the conetruction of G B Hume's residence on McKcn/ie ive WINDSOR HOTEL- The now hotel on First Street, when comp'cted, will h ive upw ihIh of fiftv room-, nil of which will be Mpaciotii and well ventilated and vvi II furnished The liouic will be run on the Kuropein p'nn. The bt-r fixtures have been ordered from Hamilton, Ont , and will bo a very handsome affair in solid cnk with largo British plate mirrors Thin alonu will cost about $1,000 USE! THE SCHOOL QUESTION While the bigots are raving over the separate school question in tho Northwest, the men of the Northwest themselves speak most highly of the system which they know better, than anyone else. Rev. Dr. Carmichael, superintendent of missions of the Presbyterian Church for Manitoba and the Northwest, says: I think the wostein people aie wi II satisfied with then education il system and indeed if given an opportunity would likely re-enact it No fl>Htem could be devisod which would provide| Vancouver, B. C, ^he-New Scale Williams Piano at St. Mary's Academy, ' , , ' Winnipeg. yt 'Most of the world's greatest masterpieces, both 111 Art nnJ Music/ have bc-ii produced under religious influence. '1 lie Roman Catholic Church has for centuries fostered all that is best in,music, ntitl it is well known tliat tlieir Religions Colleges and Academies contain some of lhe best artists and cultured, music enthusiasts, , - ' ' ,T That the New'Scale Williams Piano lias been selected as tlie1 best for their purpose by t the St. Mary's Academy, Winnipeg, is n distinct tuumph for this le iding Canadian instrument. The selection wasi made after a thorough investigation into the merits of all available 'Canadian pianos. The following letter explains itself, l! \ . ' fal. Mary's Academy, Crescentwood, , Winnipeg, Man. Feb. 9, 1005. j Dear Sir,���Since September, 1904, we ��re using. tlie New Scnle Williams Pianos, and are liapoy 'to testify to tlieir magnificent tone qualities, Weetness, Holiness, and evenness. We sincerely toiiKratulale you on the wonderful Improve- .meats made In the construction of these piano*. �� SlSTKUB OK TKSUB AND MART, St. I" ��� - ��� _.. Mary'a Academy.* t St. Mary's Academy is but one of,an .extensive list of, representative -educa- itioual'institutions that have ^adopted the ,New Scale Williams Piano. - Artists, 'music lovers everywhere unite in declaring it'Canada's foremost piano. "nThe 'artistic elegance of its appearance(is only ^excelled jby. its, perfect "constructions, [durability and rich singing tone. ? ;,-, ' The Williams Piuno Co.^of Oshawa, {publish three booklets on the'history and construction^ tpi p i a a o's , which should ', be read by all contemplating the purchase 'of'ia "piano. They are sent free on r, request, o r can ,*be 'ob tained from tlie local >Vareroonio. Lewis Bios. \<SC ir ��� t * 1 1 !,' GRIP AND,PASSWORDAA, 1 A,<* - V -' '-���< - v !' A.'1F.& A. M ��� Tlie1 Masonic Grand Lodge met at Westminster bh'ThuiS; diy.r Rev. C. A /Piocunier and Ficdv Fiasei repiesentingsithc locarl lodge, and the foimer returned this moining Mi." ScholiekV of Tiail, was elected Deputy GiandfMasteirs ^���"' ,\ VL O L���Thcie' vv'ilPlie "'an Orange celebration atflrmstibng on July 12th' In addition to'the panicle ancl speeches the feature of the day will be'a lacrosse match,Kelowna v Kaiiiloops, baseball, Vernon v. Enderby, ^firemen's .sports, tug of_ war," Orangemeni v.'the.world, concert and bajl,in the'evening. Theie will be a special train fiom Revelstoke at 3-30 a in.,' leturning ab ;10 30,\faie H2-35 '" r 1 -��� \ ir * ^ ' * tA*0 p.P^jiPlllrnei itndtE^Adiur, deleg.it'es fiom Selkirk hodge to'Gi'and Lfdgc meeting, lepoittian enjoyable cup and successful meeting _ 1 'A .CHOLERA "INFANTUM." t ' ,' ; i ' - -��� ^ Child Not Expected to" Live from One Hour to" Another, but Cured by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.,, , < Ruth, the little daughtei of'E N Dewey of Agnow villp, Va, was seriously ill of cholera infantum last summei "Wc gave hei up and did not expect her to live fiom'one hoar to another," he says "I happened to think'of Chamberlain's Colic, Choleia and Diarrhoea Remedy and got a bottle of it from the stoie Jn five houis I saw a change foi the bettei. Wc kept on giving it and befoie she had taken the hilf of one small bottle she was well " i'or sale by all diuggibts THE PRICEb' ARE RIGHT AT BROWX'i! CIGAR STORE ':v p-'ViPV''pp ^zGiy.*. I^INNESPTA f jipKre R-ppSTE-Cy;;: IU::S:H^:R;-AG'A|N.:;. .LAWRENCE'.HARDyVARE OQ.l LTD-^ �� - < l HEADQUARTERS IN-'KOOTENAY,FOR *.' ������ VfA ' " ,* i i'- }* r ' ', "i ' * - :. i - * Paints,,Oils, General Hardware, Sporting Goods/, 'V. r Saw'Mill Supplies, All'Liiicscof Granite,and-"w" A"���," 1 * ' ATitiware, Plumbing and ;Tinsmithing. A . - , - !t Repair WbrfeDpne;;& Estimates Given; Imaij/ordbrs/keoioive'PRoIiptand.oViieto ^ ' Xr/ Four Kooms, Over Store To Lol.A' /'' "'Ai A 'PHONE ' 35A ',n ""��� ' >"i ^n-.' <'i Clark's Delicious Pork and Beans always ready Those who know them are always i&idy for^them. Sstisfy hunger Sold plain 01 with Chili ,or Tomato Sauce, 5c and 10c tina. I r t "' Has just opened up his new seasori's���"stock" of ," --' t , {Carriages -'. and \ -Implements. *. ;*r ^ These include.Garden Seeders, Plows,"Har- * _^ rows, Earm Implements of all kinds ������ Light -, ^i' and Heavy" Wagons, ,Light Buggies, Rigs? and ,, f / f \ Molinc and Faiiclnld Wagons. ^ _" . V 'Shoeing", a VSpecialty." - "���,' Wagons Made and Repaired/; '���' SECOND STREET, REVELSTOKE. - "^ .hi Kootenay Lodge No. 15 A F, & A M. Tho rogular ment- Iiiki- uru hold in lhe Mneonlo ��� Tomvlo. jddKullowH Hnll, on tin tliitd,Mondn\ In ouoh��� month nl b p.m Vlaillnttbroth; ron oordlally, woi- ooincd.w ;t ' "W ( l\ ' * O. A. FKOCUNIKR, SKCIIKTAIIY. I'r SELKIRK LODGE, NO 12,1. O. O. F. MooU every Tuosdaj ovonlng in Solkirk Hall at *8- o'olook., VlHlttiiK brothron cor/ dtallyr Invited to nt-i tond. f , 'f 'J. MATBIK. Seo " ' '' [fi ���..������ I W. W.'FOSTEH/N.O.4, Hodfisso Dogioo nioutH'Hocoml^niHl fomtli,' ; TiiostliiyH of cnuh month; White HosoDcirroo* meut�� Thud Tuowliiy of enoh quattor, In Odd fellows Hall, < Vlnltlii|{ brotlu on woIloiiio. . 1 ^ ' JAS. I. WOODBOW.* , H.W. 1CDWAUDS,' i ��� , ' , I'rortlilimt,' < s * ^-SeeioUiy.^ 4 4 -A WOODAYARD: <*H\ !���.���.. 1^ 'l,have started a^permanent Woodi Yard' on. Thud stieel,f'" With my past-j , oxperionco 1 hope to<ho in a position'* to satisfy nil1,requii omenta -ol' eimtom-p < ers. Di-y cord wood 'kept in stock and':" , supplied ini any/lengths at reduced?" t prices for cash. , , 'i ' \ -- 1 '���- ' ,' \'T 'v'i'r>B. SAMSON. >.-*, I -NOTICE. AAV ���Vt'oTJOK IS ru:i<i:i)V GIVEN tlinl'tlio undo"i>rj-* ,j_>|<j slifiioil hati HuhmlMod to tho Jjioutoimut-^." fi Uovornor in (Juuuoll a i)roiiosiil,��uudor tlio pro-s/ * visions of thu Klvors imd Stroama Aot, for olour-? ^ hill mid romovintr4or^oh3l.ruoUoiis froni^ JPioitp? .-, Crook in the district of, Yiilo, ami for imikiiiK ^-"'J-^ the sumo lit for raftiiiB'and driving thereon off, P loKb, timbor, lumber, rafts/and crafts, and forfr1* orectniK and matiitainiiiK dams,'JIurioh and'l canals for holdi and tlmbor brou, i Tho lands lo Crown lauds -"i . ���, ���>Tho ruto of tolls nronosodhto bo ohnrKOd^nron i��- suolnas may;bo lixod,'by tlie11 Judge of thofc'- �����. (Joimty Court of Yale w .'���'����� ���*��� ���- ' -~ * Dutod tho 20th Ma>, 100,1 - W-iJoA!<A',t, ',-,,' St, -A�� I "A' I ��� P < Ml r *Vi. .^��' . P I , / " ��� . miiiiitninuiK dnnm,'JIurioh inula ' '< * r j ,<i ilduiK. sorting and dolivonuff IobsJ;" J ,* ""- , vn \ roUKUi down bald Creok j; \ *��� . ��� ' i ,�� , i Lo bo ailooled by suid_works aroA,l.V ^ ������>'* 1 jtl In utiAnnLnrl 4-1\ \\n /ill ft i*rrA/l . <i t*A ^Tk^1.^�� ^ t/l ^E 'L- KINMAN. '��' K ���f-f - ' 'I'VVJ'unTipcV"' s' ����'�� i. i" v j? ��� mil Hit.. s lM." J" ' "-r c um iiil ', ��� ,!vv ^ �����:,' nuilbt., AJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho undor- , ^ U/l'i'SiKnod 1ms submitted to the "Lioutonanl-u " ,(.- Uovornor, ini Council u iproiiosnl, undor tho��� .]���' provisions of tho; Uivors and Streams Act, for > cloariiiK andrroiuoviUK of obstruotionsvfrom ,ti' , , Throo Valloy (jrook in tho District of Yulo audi ' ~> i for makuiK'tho bamo Jit for raftmn and drivin��i .po- thoroou ol Ioks, tuiioor,lumbort rafts and crafts,,. ' .- �� and for oroolmn aiidimuiutaiiiing booms forj* * . ��� holding, .sorting and dohvoring logs and timber \ "',' brought down<said Crook, and lor attaching $ ''<- boomb.lo tho shoro.oflsaid Crook andiThroof ' '_ Valloy Lake for said purposos n -.(TAp-'i v Tho lands to bo aflocted by slid work '���aro -^, > r (Jrovyu lands.^ n P'i^1' ' J ' "'���V-J * ^--,,f< 1 Tho rnto of tolls proposod to bo charged nro3 , ; such as may bo fixed by tho Judge of thu County^ f p Court of Yale./ "-*/ ���>' vm i i, ishoieby givon _.. ... "JLN 3uno, 1005,at 10ii) a.rm., an application^ will bo /mode by. tho .undertiiirncd under tho., >., provisions of the "Jtivois and Btroams Act" to I ��," tho Judge of the/County Court of Kootenay atrt. rt.,,. tho Court Houae at Rovolstoke, B, C,,-to fix they X1, ���> amount whloh'tho^undorsigned'shall bo at'/ --, ^ >' liberty to charge for*tolls, boomago, raftlng.%, , ^ diivli g of logs, timber, lumber and crafts, and'C' I u for taking care of same 'until^delivered under^s _\' and by virtue of tho Ordoi in-Counoli grantcd^',t.<1- to tho undeisignLd underuaid Act empoueJing-J f ��. ' tho undersigned tooltai and'Momovo obstruo-~\ / v"-" tioim from' Mosquito Cicok, WiBt'Kootcnajr,''* j^��PiJ iindi to mnko the same lit for-iafting and driv-,1 -' i. ing thcicon logs, limber, lumber, tafts or crafts i , it- �� - Dated this 18th Alay, 190,3.. , - , ci ���', i - "' t '! , " THK YAlili! COLUMBIA1 ^7'' 72Hie!!0 . LUMHKlt CO,-LIM1TKD.'- V>. ���;&1 -P j v" :(i NOTICE 4^!^/&/%/%/1^ty%rtW%^'%W%l&ty%/VV%/%>1&%'*' Wholesale, and Retail _���''':-' . . . Meat IftLerchants. Head'Office, Abattoir and Cold1 Storage':*-' rJ r " ^. ' ., -^^ESP^Oalgary, "Alberta * n��, aOTICE u'hoi'oby glvenUliat^on the'218^'!' June, 1905. aflO JO a m., an application'-* % bo made by lhe undersigned undor the ~'. prov isions of tho "Uivera and tjlreams Act" to j tho Judge of thu Count} Court of, Kootenay at(P" 4 the Couit House at Itevelstoko.-'B O., to lix tho*'��. amount which} tho underbignod shall )bo at ... liboi ly to charge foi tolls, booinago,, rafting,^ ^J driving of logs, trinbor, luinbei and crafts, andK v' foi Inking tare of same until delivered, undor/' t and by virtue of tho Older in Council granted >- to tliOj.uiidorslgm.tl undoi suid Act empowering ���< tho undersigned to clcai and^removo obstrue-i"" tions from Half-Way Cieek, West Kootona},c, and to make the sumo ill foi i aft ing and dnv-.' ��� nig thereon logs, linibei, luniboi, rafts or crafts f ' - hated tint, lath May, IDOj. s J" THE A.HKOWHICAD LUAIBKK ,i 730jo^0 ', I * s, f , (JOMPANYfi Limited,,';'', HENRMPRSERIES: KOaiCCM J.-mwrf^- ?. J'��Mgf��ira��EKr^a?;M- , If You Do Yoar Own Ssrag it is all the use only more reason why you should" vn\* Dlils^ oap And siivp Wr.ippeiA foi I'rciniurria. ROY.\ \j GROWN SOA1' has no equal on the market Prop us a en id and we will mail you a catalogue illuslr.it- mg the beautiful premiums we oil or The Royal Soap Co., IF VOU .VKED A Mill' FLOOR COVERING Linoleum, Matting, Car- - pet, Rug, etc. Write for Samples. Wf can ffive you >t liirgei and hotter selcelKin than uny Ht^ri-1 in Western Canada You can choose at horii^ with as rriudi a<nur,in( v of ",itiHtiittion us If you were here. Wccnn covet jour Walls also to suit yum (ante or pocket, lint ol this��� next ivei k They save both ti'iie and money Belding's Silks arc tou-h' Limited I /S333SSM because they are pure sillc. them wear. They sew smoothly, evenly��� because they are free of kinks n:id knots. That prevents threads breaking. Vou can do MORIv work���and better work���and do it EASIER ���with Belding's Silks. Every shade and tint for hand and machine work. Siores everywhere have BELDING'S SILKS. ';��� "HOME,GROWN AND IMPORTEDJf ^ ^ ' Garden? Field; and'.Flower:Seeds/'" ^"THOUSANDS'OF FRUIT \ ~., ;V ANDjOBNAMENTAL TREES v ;% " RHODODENbRONS.N ROSES, GREEN- v % - ' HOUSE AND HARDY' PLANTS- ^ "�� jJ , .for; Spring, plantipg."j'_ . '~-A-1 Cut Flowers, Floral Designs,' etc A A. _\BEE HIVES AND SUPPLIES; ^��� - -"fertilisers., r - /��� Eastern prices or less. White labor.< *, ������ t \ Catalogue fi'eervf 3 K Buy Direct--Save Agent's-Commission Vc- \i 1-*' - :til D A'-(?l ��� ������w * H ^.A ^ *Vm Ji . \ l> .1 B*i- ^D w "w ���* w 'j ��� W)^" *^"!l B r * 1 |A ft Wit. ����� j Jw \<4 J. HENRY, a 'd ''..on-^, That i.ir1..t - ' 3010 Westminster Road VANCOUVER,, ,- --L B.C. Halcyon Hot^Springs* , -" *Xaniiaritim. ��� 'a - - . Under the new management of ���* Harry McIntosh, Hoffman * House Rossland. ^^.^.REVELSTOKE, B. C. ABRAHAMSON BROS, PROPRIETORS. Newly built. First-claus in every respect. All modern conveniences. Large Sample Rooms. Rates $1 SOper Day, Special Weekly Rates. Queen's Hotel, Trout Lake, under same management THE MEDICAL WATERS of Hal- ��� cyon aie the most curative in the world. A perfect, natural remedy for all Nervous and- Muscular .{diseases, Liver, Kidney and Stomach'ailments > and Metallic Poisoning. A sure cure for "That Tired 'Feeling.','' Special rates on all* boats -and trains. Two mails arrive and depart every day.- Telegra'h communication with all marts of the world. Terms���$12 to^ $18 per week. For , further particulars apply to _ , harry Mcintosh > Halcyon Hot Springsyl[ Arrotv Lafce. 3B, C. *" ' / fflillMM Standard iomody for Gloat, Gonorrhisa and Runnings ; IM 48 HOURS.. CurosJtiiK ney and Bladder Troubles. ' J If ' V I I' * 1 ' 0 '"' THEIKOOTENAY* MAIL r- 1 i i I f >w I > , :CREAMV' Making powder -* T* A cents a pot*nd can '��������� i '< ������ ���������j i M 25 cents a Iialf potmd can ^ATAALL GROCERS; %*. , i ���������< '/ - / * j A- *' s< /-f Dr. Price's Cream^Baking;PowSer. is^made.from A ^'t pure Cream of^Tartar! derived,from grapes, and,thus rt A combines] the'* Highest leavening strength' with the j -greatest purity''and healtKfulness. A , v" A\ <Dr.rPrice's 'Cream' Baking'������Powder1 is ;the most > > economical to use,1 because;it goesifarthen in leayen- y.ing.and insures! perfect,, wholesome- food A' ' >/ S lit Saves Money and Saves Health , *���������< * r < - A'p, it , f ft J1 i v. lr" a r V /A* ."CATCHING GOLD" FROM*' *, A **-'*%/' - ADAMP^FEET.''}'/ JI ! ll j , *-* '- -' I'll n' ''-y it~ i. p r IK* > ui1 V'A poiwmotis'r --gmg, falls upon the Liver and Kidneys.* - ^ v ���������< > *> f...-,-.- I hese, soon/-sicken;, irom oTefwotfc������:anoi then ipoiaoi "wastes^accomolate,''fJevelopinof,j;int6i'-1se������o������si illness, &J.tuA. ,cnecKed.,liff ������ii(k j ^ ^t , ^ j^ , "a;., ft ^ f-> ' ^* -'Tof Catch' Cold "f is to ^havejust these 'things,- happenA /.'The most freqoent^caose of j>' Colds " crgetfang the-feet 2^1 thtough^the'sole-leather oAhoesl'- \Tr-V^-,b-" -?-'^ ���������f* vu, .Tt ��������� _~���������T. ' T-'. jAJrr.'. A'V 'This moisture from^withou^ chills the^ski^whld^ltibtf'fr 1~contract������"closingvup.the> poresl checkinV circ������latk>ni5,of'&el< . blood, and shutting in perspiration. -cAsfc^ypur,dpctor.;-^. - ���������"��������� - ^ A Now^som'e of j the highest priced fregular/,Oa f - ? I Ki'i y* * * ? - ^ V and makes, the leather wear like rawhide. ^ i -* i >-f - aVk'v ' " ;Rut^piece'^thia['IQOT^Oa'fc^Sole-lektheg^mA *^������ .V^^water and, you' cant jmafce"a,soak^ through injlessA, 'than four hours while rcgula? Q*k "soles soak through - in one hour, A * Wej������ntrol thfe.faahd of kather"for3.Caaada, and,> it can lbe ^"dhly^ inf &e\ genuine^" Slater, Shoes 'A which^arei made only by the Slater Shoe Company. ���������,.. -I Consider what this tettgheat^mbst wear-worthy/, and most water-proof of Iraihersi'.means to your feet,- ��������� to your health;'at no earira;eost/!tb;youri;purse,\ t- [*? ���������, ~ JRemember that more people die������of*sicfcness origi- | j ^ ~ nating in" colds 4han of any other, cause, and < that -,;- . mores colds nare^dues tot ^Adamp feet"' than^to,.; ?"^>.'any{Other cause*'t ^ Look( for ther ;\ slaie-frame^traee ���������" mark v insiSc ithec ARROWHEAD From oar on n corrospoudeDt Iiev A. H/ Solly 18 about to leave on 'a tup to England., During the time he lias been in charge' of this parish he has done excellent service, unci'"iu^ addition, fto,' securing^ the erection of the handsome church 'here ho leaves it entirely free of debt. ' Amongst the visitors to the village by the lake last week there happened one, 'a dealer in awnmgj so they- say, who hied" himself from^Revelstoke to this charming) summer resort/ Being of a< progressive-, turn of mind- it occufied to'this dealer that he might combine, with lns> pleasure ^a little profit, and,he' accordingly^ set out to impress uponijtthe populace rof this village" the merits of 'his wares. Now it happened in the couise of his travels he came to^a place" where lumber reigns/supreme and 'awnings are^hbt so much appreciated as the shady'side of a lumber pile might bo / His mind absorbed in the beauties of the surrounding^* scenery,! he failedj,to vh'oar a warning voi"ef which*calledJto him, not'from the wilderness, but from���������the man behind���������a hose. *Now this good dealor appeared mot toj-,havo>n:uch faith., in the1 good "intentions ofhis brotlier,rnan,' the man with, the hose aforesaid;* who <��������� was I,busy, preventing a spreacl'of the devouring'" element noiir where tho pilgrim'Strayed, and a few drops of "aqua i pura (Anow Lake) falling upon him, the man with tho awning thought it was malice which piompted /.those ^little./drops^to/v fall upon 'his ^Panama,/'and1 forthwith picked hun up ,a stakeAa 6 x 6 - 16, moie or less) and thought to chastise tho'said 'man with jthe hose.'J But'not bo "^The man with 'the,hose was right there with tho^gpods, 'consisting^of a good healthyfstream ^coming througli a'two^and^a'half^, inch, no^zlegwithfa hundred 'pounds!''of Btcamp to propel it ,through the iatmosphere^' Thrice did ,the gallant; dealerijattempt'.to- reach jtheenemy'and,thricetdid|!hefall before that^deadly'stream^'only at'last to retire a"sadder,~ wiser; and-wetter;man. '*j K& r������������������ ���������* (V (v- NAKUSP:Av W.S.NEWMAN r j f >- I Appointed RoadmastenonE.&N. i. " t I On Monday W. S. Newman received instructions by wire to proceed immediately to his now position as road- master of the ������ and N. railroad, recently acquired by the 0. P. R. Mr. fVewman will in future make his home at Victoria,,and is .arranging to move his furniture and effects there Mrs Newman and, Mrs. Macpherson, will leave shortly,toijom him. r , j On Monday night Mr. Newman was entertained at a farewell supper at the Club. Mr. Newman'has been road- master of ithe mountain^ division for many years and, has proved a moat efficient officer and loyal servant of the company, find much^egret is expressed by" therinhabitants' at losing so valuable a citizen, andjiby ..the 0. P. B. officials,and employees 'at the lossr of cme who'-has earned their universal confidence and esteem.\iJ u ' ! V. Anderson (will succeed f Mr. Newman as,, road muster on the Mountain Division and John Anderson succeeds1 Vic as loiidmastor on tho section,, between 'Donald and Laggan. ' , V RAIL AND STEAMER. 1 V if*. t ',-<--'��������� "^ HV I ,������.--- _ ������ ^ ^ , , - ,������. _ ^'"-Krom>Our Own Corraipondont. ^ '^Thos. Taylor, M" PvP>,of Revelstoke,' spent Monday in town.* < t , ' . 'f>' *-i , ... i , >> i ,', 'j, '- -^Campbell's comedians are billed here for;Monday,'AJune 26th.3; ' "��������� s. an k SoleXocapAgentsC. B. Hume &KCo. arouiw fiy������B������B. ELGIN OR WALTHAM $6 en ���������,4-OZ SOLID SILVERINE CA8E, ^"������������������'V Dust nnfl damp proof fitted ^ntli the vcrj best seven lcwelkd Elgin or Valtham movement, stem wind ana ������et, and absolutely guaranteed for Are year* Also a beautiful chain with tach watch for tho next 30 days All complete. $6.oD Seeing is bohoviiig Cut this out and send it to us with jour name, Post Office and Express Office addics* and wo will send tho Watch and Chain to} on for examination If you find it as repre seated, pay agent the amount and o\press charges, and Watch and Cham are yours If you wish to have paying the oxpress charges send in tho full amount, and wo will forward to you Watch and Chain by mail, all charges prepaid If you order C O.D. a deposit of 50 cents is re quired as a matter of good faith, w hich amount i\ UI be deducted fiom jour bill. Order at onco as this offer may not appear ogam When writing mention this paper E. WAGNER & CO.. 163 Cordova Street, Vancouver, B. C. - RICKS! BRICKS The Best Olay in Okan.igan-Valley. Weir-burnb Bricks in laige or small quantities at reasonable prices. ENDERBY,BRIOE &TILB CO., 009jel7 Enderby, B.C. c Peisonb requiting a supply of ice can depend on getting it promptly tu iu W. FLEMING The Revelstoke Navigation Co. Ltd TIME TABLE (During season of high water) Leave Eight-Mile Landing each TUESDAY AND FRIDAY ab 6 a. m Leave La Porte each TUESDAY AND FRIDAY at 2 p.m i SPECIAL TRIPS will be made between dates of regular sailing whenever business offered warranto same The Company leseive the right to change time and days of sailing without notice. " r A. FOKSLAND, F. SWANSON, Master. Purser % Mrs W. Scott,"wiio has been'visiting friends in ��������� Revelstoke, returned1, home th,s>ek:v,A-AA''f "J J ^ >jt,W J.-Mclntyre,fithe 'popular,conductor onTthe work4 train, is oflL on a short, holiday ."'j"*' AA^ t. \ ������������ A i, - 'Mr. and. Mrs.pD. J.'Bulger entertam- edm number of their friends on 1 hurs- day(i June,15th. '���������" A^Tr^-v ^{^ T L'-F.'McDdugald, arid_ F._Atkinson made a good catch'of ten fine froutjra Tuesdayjafternoon. \ ������ V .o %\���������i^"j i -.Contractors, -Jamieson ���������and Abnel are'making 'rapidj progress Nnth^ the Catholic church, building^ ^ji^A^ ^ J Mias'jConstance'jBrettpwho has been* attending New Westminster Columbian Ladies College, has^returned homevfor her summer vacation. ^-^AAAi"," t "We see the-fashionable summer resort fad Has struck Nakusp."1 We refei_ to the (fact- the ��������������� ladies' nowjvppear on" the'streets witliout their hats. ",\. * VJ_ The children j of* the public 'school,' under'the able management'of Mils Grenfell, prepared a programme for the closing, which" took place���������on Friday, June 23rd. ��������� ^"- fi v H .Williams^ who has been freight clerk on the Steamer, Kootenay, <��������� has left to accept a position Ton one of the Empiess liners sailing ..'to China. JB very body was: sorry to see Harry go, but our.best wishes'go with him. ��������� , COMAPLIX.V ���������> ��������� - ��������� -- ' ������ - -, , " "��������� ���������> -The Bowman Lumber CoWare hav- ing"the Steamer_Piper rebuilt by Wm. McKissock. The\vork is progressing favorably and he\expects to have it completed,byjthe end of July J; W. Fairhall, formerly of Coma- plix, is building a residence at Vancouver, and Mrs. Fairhall will shortly go to Vancouver to join him._ Thanks to the enterprise of the Bowman Lumber^ Company Comaplix is taking on new.Jife, andjthere is knot a house to be had in the town. Other buildings are being erected. <��������������� "The hotels are full., , , ,1 ' 1 Comaplix has not known Buch prosperity for some time. More families are coming in, and amongst others who have settled here is Mr. McKissock, the well known 'boat builder, Jof Nakusp. -> ' PINGSTGraEEK A M. Symons.-of Pingston Creek, was in the city Wednesday, t He m- form8_us he is building a ^wagon road from the"lake toHhe zinc mme.fin which he-and (Spokaner parties.are interested.1, Two zinc experts were up recently;" to examine the. property, which is--onei,of ������theibiggest mineral showings on-ithe^continent, and expressed themselves much pleased with it. A crosscut has been., run on the lead for 50" feet and yet has only exposed one third of the ore body. The ore developed in the cross-cut averages 18 per cent zinc. * i Mr. Symons is devoting some attention to fruit growing at his pretty homestead on the lake shore, and has 50 trees out He intends planting out 600 to 700 fruit trees this fall. He considers the benches along the Arrow Lakes furnifh ideal spots for fruit growing, and from his own experience is satisfied fruit does as well on the Arrow Lake as in any part of the province Mechanics, Farmers, Sportsmen I To heal and soften the skin and remove grease, oil and rust stains, pamt and earth, etc , use The "Master Mechanic's" Tar Soap. Albert Toilet Soap Co., Mfrs, f S. GrRobbins"has been appointed to charge of the commissauat stores at Revelstoke. < % "r i" ������ '''* ! ,The'C P. R. has lot toTR."Sani8on!a contiact for filhng^up the site jof ,tho main line into the new,"station. , . J The' widow of Conductor' Savage,1 who'was1 killed in a collision, is.suing the C.-P. R -for .1.16,000 damages. ^ t ^ I^The new steel steamer^to,' be, built by,tbeiC.iP.)R.v to run betweenANelsbn and Kootenay'-j, Landing * will cost $160,000 ,A. " j'\y, <* "* : " |*-By(a collision between. freight and passenger,train jat ^Baltimore' 23>per- sons! were instantly skilled and" many others injured. ������'" c/\j( ' ^ A L'Tvvo' station agents have beenrufired and two. despatchers at-'Revelstoke suspended for^breach ^of rules in con- ncction<with.train orders.^!'. ^ { The.C.rP.'R. are preparing-.to put through a^big excursion-'of s Washington coirespondentsywhb are due here July,'10th, "and who may visit'the cave atjRoss Peak.; (j ' ,', f K ^ ^ A ft' t^OmTuesday~tli'e engine of jatfreight train got off-the-rack at a switch at Carhn siding," but'no damage' wasjdpne No. 2 wasJj,delayed for three hours t in 'consequence^of the mishapA'^^ -* v \' Railway traffic'is exceedingly bnsh thistseason,^and''is/about' double ^what ltiwas this time last yearAr Even/the twVtrains a day have^been) unable. to .handle the increased traffic,and these trains have had to be run several times it two sections to keep pace with"it. ; \ 'Mr. Macdonnell, the'contraVstqr,says the" construction), of j the^ Spence's Bridge-Nicola hne'will���������take* nearly^ a year.' !.Thefcduntry is rough'and'therer will^be much"-*heavy <rock .'work. ?���������;At' one point a!*tunnel about'"400"feet long will be required, and tthe,-linet will be_ expensive to'build. ?"> .' -A L^UMBERING^., '< fThe PentictonsLumberCo. is incorporated with a capital of $10,000. >- j Sixty'per ^ent^bf the Washington shingle mills'piopose to"shut down. 11 >, An-1 eastern lumberman > proposes shipping Bntish1 Columbia railway,ties to Japan. , f ^ , . E. L. Kmman., proposes adding a reading engine to his logging plant at Three Valley. ^ " i ' The Mundy Company's plant at Three Valley wills start operations about July-lst. " \ . ' > c ' The revenue of' B. C. from .timber lands for year ending'June ^ 30, 1905, will slightly exceed $400,000, $150,000 in excess of estimate. , J. A. Kirk is surveying the timber limits "of the Blaeberryj Lumber 'Co. near Golden... The company will build a mill to cut 150,000 feet a day. ,. 1 The Lands-and-Works-department requires holders of < existing,. tun ber licenses to make fresh application, accompanied by the������requisite lfee for expired licenses,"and no "renewal1 will be granted. ^ t , ; V mining" notes.--'" / C 'J. Rumens, superintendent of the Prince Mining Company, was in the city this week and reports the ore body on the Standard looking as"well as ever, a width, of 20 feet of ore^ being maintained J. C Montgomery returned this week from Downie Creek where he has been making a_trail to the copper property in which" he is J interested with J. I. Woodrow. ���������>! are the Best Months,to Make Money Raising, Chickens Chicles batched then grow more rapidly and require leaa c������ro th������n-i at any time of year, and tho knack of running the buiinese- sacceasfullyf> is acquired under tho most favorable circumstances. ��������� i 7 ���������' > j One good May or June hatching will bring oat ������,brood1 of chicks that sell about October 1st for enough to pay for an Incubator and , another batch can then be started that will get the chick* out in time_ for'the ChriBtmaai-market. The next batch will be ready-for the Marcb> and April market, "broilers" commanding the very higheatiinarket prices, j A good Jncubator is the foundation of real' success in poultry raising, bringing the whole matter from guesswork to cortainty. We furnish you with a i ,, ' t 1 1 v ������������������i fjj / %' ^ 1 ft 'i' * i' 11 ,11 f 1 1 1 ' on easy terms. No cash to pay until November, 1905. " By that time it Bhould hare, paid for? itself ,Cb-.s j Pt<-'fy ���������M-...T > j *.-~ _���������. 1.1.. i.t... .~a <.i.. v������.r.������_ 0f jt 1 Bn is that tho women' folks'or children csri * e done. },Hftlf an hour or so a.day is all the time Nothing,olse raised on a farm pays like this, and th* beauty of it'all is that tho women> folks or children cari jg ^(^ - ... retpuicd ,1 . . , easily attend to the, very small.amount of work jthere ������������������ ��������� , - >*��������� ^ p "'(������������������?. , .(Gutting the right Incubator is pretty nearly the whole thing. ������Tho Chatham is the ,i h / safest and aurost Incubator made. It does tho trick ; 100 per cent, hatches every time "- | ��������� if tho eggs,nro fertile. KRather,than go into details of construction here, wo will print a ' > fow out of many hundreds of testimonials:, , , " I ^A.. a <" # " l\ . tJ' 1 ' s m j 1 ^ <��������� i 11 v jr '" ��������� 1 'i" \ Brighton, Ont,j April 16th, IMS. '' Ull ma vrhor* I could cat ��������� rood pooltrr p4j*r, ���������om������thlnf|th������t wonld milt % b*gloner. f i Vouritrulr. i ������ ' ��������� ' 'B. U. BABAOER, ! K Box 234. BrlKhton, Ont P 8 ��������� 1 would rathtr atland to an Incubator than onahtnnow ������Them la torn* ntiifactlon In knowing that 11 you look alter them you will get chlcka. j , mod Inentiuid gotogira toputin il, and ail wai <. '��������� " nnxlouiiio gn It Btartedl took all thee(?(ri loould < ��������� , Ths Manion Oampbrll Co, i i t L - ' f- - Chatham, Ont. ' ' * i " ri (,-������,J1 li ' ���������K Dear Sir,���������I told you when I recolvcd my Inaubator -������ and Ilroi dor that I would let you know what lucoeaa 11 I h id with in) lint haU.li When the Incubator ar- froYn'ihVimrij, and he had onlyienoujrli'i'ol could , ^ _ . Mmm r.mnJnr���������'; ������������%' AP������J,16tb'lM- ^ j, not |il ktnunovcr ^There were gnmo aniall one. and - fl>������ ������������n������on Campbell Co^^ a ^ f " ?������m������ ������"'-.'nlnV'we'nT; e".���������"l>e',������ wHh on'.0"^?."*I D������' ������r,i-Th. Ip^batoT'that wo puroha������d froo i1 n?r Innk v.������ >o������i on TK,t I mf 1 <��������� rm <"> lh������ "th Jan. last la certainly a dandr.t On* , ..^nfn .hi KKEJ ?.?��������� lollowS th-'ln 4 of a Ko. 1 Inoutator with 83 farttlo agnifcot 78 ' K? into the Incubator and^.followed the In. ,JchI(,k,n, and,th��������� ���������B ali ,tror(t an^Eealthy.' I ' % he \\va Kioi: 10 tlu 1 III 5 fill> I lx e 1 *" Every Incubator we'put'out is tho best kind'of advertising we do, for it sells many others for us,by������its>never-r ^<f/AAlVA< if^ngresults.!,, ; *| . >, -' ,>^ A ^T'A ^VA'a A' i S \tC&r������f% ��������� " "' itliam ib built on honor,'and^its construction and .workmanship,,���������������������<as;perfecth*sf'' :eof'fifty years and ample capital can make them. ^ v - - A^ Z ���������kjtf'&TttiAf -FREE J* .BOOK. A1 \ > ������- "A Complete^ Guide, , * V to-Poultry ' MProflts.\A s. ThoChatliami 'on experience i r/ '���������- Tho Chatham was tho first Incubator made tttiat, was *good'enough to admit'of its"makers^* ',<, taking chancos that it would make its cost for the'poultry man before it was paid for.J'j ^HoXj ? i ft"' Don't imagine for a moment'that it is any longer possible to make big poultiy.profits-by si i ''setting hens. As hatchers hens are as out of date as stone hatchets. ' ^ %*>, <^, ,"' __ / ������ir' ^ ^ N j lylf'these .erraticrnnner^ain birds are'Jkept busy,, egg-lajMg^instcidlof^wasting theirttiUie'j; 1 setting, ths poultry man jnll pocket a good many 'extra dollars in profit"* '_ (,^_ \fi? !' * ,-V r If you want to get full particulars on the subject and learn all the details'of successful -If/I < *$t| ,<r i l nf Si > -f -I ^ ^1 l S fi j L \-L. * ,J| If ^ &. I CV ',1^1 ' A-' T 3l , t j 1 i ' < p,V ' I - w. ''M i. 'n yn ' *>A *A>H-^f !.<������ I , J1 > ^ r*-,J ^ " ' > Incubator hatching and profitable poultry raising send<to-day for our;superbly printodi book,-1 K "fHowr to Make Money Out'of Chioks." It's FREE. " " ' " " t. Send for it now. I ���������*'! i. \ A" * n r- iW THE1 MANSON, CAMPBELL CO.'? Limited;t v <^--A ���������i !(-<'>>)l,������ \ Dept. 226 CHATHAM, ONT. '>- ������f f> A' '; "���������^K'-t ,\ V I'. *��������� '- ���������."' J, \i *��������� ' ' * * ' - ,, ' }'- c "if I h ""' ' " l '/ *Y' ' DistrlbutlnB Warehouses at Montreal, Quo., Brandon, Man , Calgary,, Alta , New ,We*tminst<r, B.C., and Halifax, NS,,h - ^ - i '-r^^ u. 4 ������������������Faotorio8at.CnATnAM,-ONT.,(andDBTiioiT, Mich. * "������ ; ���������" t " "j i u >5; A. Also Mimifnolurcrs of tho famous CHATHAM FANNING MILLS AND CHATHAM FARM SCALEa >? ^u 15 ii * it *V14^ i *" ^ *-i ���������*��������� *" L ���������*��������� it ���������"* I *,rA'^^ "p&<1 HV Jfj> ' f > f pa -. f f.& M. ^^ r 'l������4 Hi in ^ 'it I _ ��������� >\<Lvf LABORS CALL The supreme courts holds the alien labor,law, which the dominion government were enforcing against Pere Marquette railway employes is ultra vires of parliament and therefore null and void. The Western Fuel Company's proposal for settlement of the Nanaimo miners strike was voted down. '' i> >, One Dollar, Saved Represents Ten Dollars Earned. The average man does not save to exceed ten per cent, of his earnings. He must spend nine dollars in living expenses for every dollar saved. That being the case he cannot be too careful about unnecessary expenses. '"Very often a few cents properly invested, like buying needs for his garden, will save several dollars outlay later on. It is the same in buying Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy It costs but a few cents, and a bottle of it in the house often saves a doctor's bill of several dollars. For sale by all druggists. WHEN YOU WANT A GOOD OIGAB THINK) OF BROWN'f. i������������- ' v, 1 - ���������Hiaow1' l?he''-0Mt>npliin^- -; Irt. ��������� 3f .about flour,1 but tKe ^woman^who does the family bakmgr*'V :. she Ms, v the one who .appreciates , Royal Householdw Elour���������made by- the- new - electrical process���������because A when she tries it with the' simple "Royal Household*' recipes she finds it makes .better, sweeter, whiter,, lighter Bread, 3uns, Rolls, etc.,, and-more crisp, and:delicious ' Paslry than she ever made before/and she is not afraid to say so. c - South Range, Digby Co , N S , November 2ind. "I want to tell >ou that Rovat Household Flour is ^ the best I ever used in all my life, and the only kind I will have as long as I can get it." " "* v (Signed ) MRS ALEX. PORTKR. C To any-woman sending in name and address to The Ogilvie Flour Mills Co��������� j Limited, Montreal, and mentionning this paper, these recipes will be sent FREE: 1 P hit ���������if 5? ,1, When You Want Night or day, Ring up Tel. No. 27 Stand at Union Hotel. J. Ma.McOallum. The Best Ice Cream In the City is to be had at WAH CHUNG'S RESTAURANT, FRONT STREET STRAWBERRIES $2.25 to $2.50 a Crate Fresh picked fruit delivered day following order. J. SAMSON Painter. Faperhanger, Sipwriter K^LSOMINING "DONE.' Orders receive prompt attention. Second street, - REVELSTOKB W. A, McDonald 1 PLASTERER & BRICKLAYER - REVELSTOKE' The only first-class plasterer in town. Let me 'know your requirements. A Carload of Lime just imported. ^A. Carload of Bnck under order. r V t> THE jltOOTMAYIMAIL ��� N 3 l'' Si^ns of - Spring *'K CONVEY A WARNING .' that certain ailments:general debility, dyspepsia, rheumatism, liver complaint, etc., r 's - , i need attention. 'r ��% There isn't-anything better ' " c ' * > ' than a bottle of our own ��� ��� j* ^ i . r . ;:,��� Tonic Hypophosphites Made^ of the best drugs and '-, ( carefully compounded. <dniy$l for a Big Bottle CANADA DRUG & BOOK CO. a '* MARRIED. k V- Pettipiece ��� Ho.vkwooj> ��� At Vancouver, on Tuesday, Juno 20th, by J8 Rev. C.'Ladncr, John II Pettipieco, ?'~ of'Revelsttike, to Beryl Homcwood, of Vancouver. ' ' '" Andekson'���Ward ���At Calgary, on A% 'Monday* June' 19th, 0. Anderson *"rl to Minnie'Wnrd, both of Revelstoke. Iy'i AAA VBORN." - McIntosh���At Revelstoke, on Saturday, June 17th, to Mi. and Mrs. N . ' .Mcintosh, twin daughters. - -���,*$' NicholI/^���At Revelstoke, on Thursday,' ' June 15th, to Mr. and Mrs. David ' , *Nicholl, twin sons.1; ' fJ, ! Cashato���At Revelstoke, on Tuesday, ^ < June 20th^ to Mr. and Mrs 'Julius ��� ,iCashato* a daughter. '. f" f } '���>ii'�� '������% Local and General. <- Vancouver had a potato famine this week.' ' ���*<',' f There is. considerable demand for city lots.* ^ v "" w ,{,~ J - i, , ' ...Butlaloeajare to be added to Stanley Park, Vancouver. . ' ,,. \"~'^l*> i _ No.J LFire Brigade is"doing splendid Work holding frequent practices.' ��� . rf . y H. Brundrett haB sold hiSihouse'on i Fourth street to.E. Kimberley. ���, " <^' A Norwegian boy, aged 16, confessed to.theiinurder of'John Whittaker/ a farmer at Neelby, Ass. '. The city _ school closed yeaterday, 'iWhen^the members of sthe teaching staff'received handsome'and appiopri- 1 ate presentsrfrom the pupils. . ':' On Thursday H Marvimvas brought into the1 hospital, -suffering^ from,vin- ijuries sustained by a fall fiom a snow- . stied.'_ ...>_, ., . , - .', ,", ��� ',. ". _,, ���C. H Gibbons, news editor of' the ��� Colonist, , shot a Vancouver man, named Meacredy, in a fit of jealousy, o'ver Macredv's attention to his wife". During the week the entrance examinations for Revelstoke school have been conducted under the supei vision of C. B Sissons, of the high school!" Mails by the Allan line Virginian reached Montreal six days and 17 hours from tlie time she received the-ti and quicker'by hours than^the same mails could reach via New York. ��� The vote lbn the bylaw to boi row $20,000 for impioveaienfc on water and light plant was taken on Wednesday, when 87 votes weie recorded for the bylaw and 43 votes against' The bylaw was therefore carried. ., <- ,. The funeral took place at Kamloops of Charles Billings, brother of Mrs. J. R. Vicars, of that city, and John Billings, of Nelson, who died at New Westminister ,on Satuidaj from a stroke of paralysis, aged 38 years ��� "Cougars are' exceptionally plentiful at Fire Valley this year. Mr. O.ds recently killed two __ that" have been giving^ considerable trouble.. About six days' ago Mr. Olds killed another cougar, and so he is well supplied with cougar hides. _ The Outcrop says "The eagle 'shot by little Ed. Harrison has been mounted by H W. Edwards, th<- Revelstoke taxadermist, and is now to be seen at The Outcrop office. The woik is well done, and the bird is admired bv all who see it."- Hon. Chas. Hymanieceived ovei 250 congiatulatoiy telegrams on his election. One of the biightest was from W. A. Gallihci, M.'P. for Kootenay, Biitish Columbia, who ' wired tlie following- "It mined hmd licie, but in London it was onlyaGiuy missed." 11. it. Stonox has built liinibelf an ingenious ekctiic fan motor, which lie operates by a bichiomatc battciy of two cells. It work's splendidly and is a neat piece of woik. With moie ec,k it would dcvolop enough power to drive a sewing or othoi small machine. Next month tlie Revolstoko scliool will enter tho second grado, when live tiustees will be lipc'cssary. It is nor yet known whether the'present boaid will letire and a full boaid be elected, or whether the election willbo limited to the'two memberb required to com plete the board. , ' i ' I An otter of $26,000 'was made and refused for the A. L Foitune riiiich'"iit Enderby. ��� Tins is ono of the oldest ranches'in theftvallcy. It was taken up 30 years ago by Mr.'Fortune.1 ���' He asks ifiUOjOOO for it. Mi. Fortune is one of tho pionears of the placer clays in thoiBend. ! ' , >, >\ 7 r , Orders woio i6sued by tho Attorney General for tho airef|iiof E. O. Malins1, deputy <rcgistiar, >}$& Westminster, on the charge of having issued false natuiali/ation L papers. l He issued papers and put the court soal on them though they nover went through? the court and pocketed a fee of &5 each."1 The O. P. It. has givon lound trip tickets fiom' Rossland <to' Halcyon good from'Friday to Monday, or,30 days, at reduced .rates. 'The same previlegesi should i be , extended to Revelstoke and other main line'points good foi both Halcyon" and St. Leon,' and wouWdraw' huge traflic to these' populai rc'soits. * ," As'showing the extent to which the fruit growing1 industry has developed on tho lower Arrow Lake,< Kootenay River Valley and" Kootenay" Lake, a Nelson fruit growei is now able to ship strawberries by^the carload**to Winnipeg , The,same* thing can bo clone at Reveletoke in a few years if the settlers will take up^ fruit-growing, and some of our merchants will take up oiganis- ing the,market. , , i - ," " -r We aie glad to be able > to leport signs of activity in settlement of the,, idnd.near Revelstoke., Already twenty settlers,have taken up holdings on the west bank of.th'e Columbia river below Revelstoke,, and somerJarc bringing their families out.' The land is des- cribod ^ as 'containing, rich ^ldei bottoms, is w'ell watered, ���and "easily cleared. < D'Nicblip.who was the first to locate there, 1ms built ii'ioiid to his pioperty from theeroadi at. the brick kiln ��� on the Tumwata," and lins con-- siderable'crop in. - '> < , ���''.'. ' " _ ' the gioundsr during the evening, and about JiilOO vvi-'rp taken in ut tlie gate and the various si alls. ' ' [ Tlie' Peciless ' Enteitainment 'Co gave a very ontcioiting ciiieitninmcnt on Thursday even ing in St. Andrew's church. The church was well filled, both old and young enjoying both the lecture and viewh displayed. ,* ' dipt. A. C. Ciirow, of Vernon, belongs to a family of,gient antiquity in .;cvon and Cornwall, and a baronetcy was con fen od on tho he id of the family n 16(51 Capt Cinow is a letned cotiimiindoi in the navy, and giandson of the7ih baronet. Cipt Foote, lelntive of Aid Foote, stopped oil at Revelstoke, accompanied by his wife, on his way east. Captain l',ootc is letuining oveiland from the Phillipine Islands, vvheie he, hud the misfortune to be shirmrccked, softer ing the loss of his ship. ,, i il A quiet but very pietty wedding took place at the' Chinch of the Re- deempi, Calgaiy, Tuesday, when Bight Rev. Demi , Paget,united in nianiage Miss Minnie A. Waul, second duughtei of J. Wind of Owen Sound,' and Allan Y. Anderson of Revelstoke. The bride woie a'handsome tiavtlling suit* of seal blown cloth 'with hat to match, and a gold watch and chain rwith diamond setting, the gift of the groom, and earned a whito pruyei book. She vvas attended by hei sistci Miss Pearl Wind.'' After tho ceremony they repaired to the' lesidencc of heij uncle, J. W. Clarke, 130; Fifth oyemie'cast, where luncheon was sorved. The biide was the'iecipient of many handsome presents. . They left on the Limited for the coast. On their ioturn they will(,take up their lesidencc 'in Revelstoke. k Business Locals. SociaP & Personal. _,-.. -'-, * "jz. 'r - -,'t"', -' ��� i.' J. D. Sibbald went"to-Calgary Wed- nesday. -.' :, r. ,"���,.* "-MisB Mackenzie, of Calgary, is visit- ing'Miss'Foote/ ' \- -' '-���.-.'��� T. Taylor," M.P.P., returned from'the south Tuesday. ��� ' - *'',. l- - DrrMorrison1 is paying a professional visit at-Airow-head/.'; ��{���(-*'���''' k r." jt ��������� ti ' ���, * ,(. -���* ��� ���' s v. (1tr Lenibke,. eity-^elcctrician, has gone to the Portland Fan. , < .. R. Taggart, of > Mis. George'st stoic, is very ill with typhoid fever. i L Mrs Elson and Miss Dent leave this week on a tiip to Ontario. -'" ' . " L. E. Beck,~foimerly foreman'of the Eva mine, has settled at Greenw ood ' Mrs. T. J. Lawience has gone to Summeiville, P.E I., on a visit to relatives - G. M. Spioat and A. S. Farvvell are in the city this week on tonnsite business Wi" have nlvvfiys made u speci.iltv cif Ppifumi'!., and wm imu li.ivc ont- of thf lii".| M-I>'ii>ri stocks in lhe comiliv. .... Garland of Roses (Palmers) Fleur de Armour Violette Merveille. These aru thifH exquisite odors, two of which iin'nn- ���tin>ly new in town. You need only to h.ive one smell to he convinced of the quality. Smells me free. *r IV Drug Company. Prices as low as quality will peimit The pupils of the high school were entertained to day by. Mr. Sissons at a picnic at Willianisoh's'laKe." "^""" 7 ?. E Wilson, of Xelson, and F Billings, of Vernon, are likely to be appointed county court judges Mr. Simmons, C P.R engineer, and wife, of'Kat Portage, aie on a visit to Revelstoke, tlie guests of Engineer and Mis. Gibson. , ' Don't miss the Union Sunday- School Exclusion to Albert Canyon on July 4th. Return fare, adults $1. cliildren 25c. Law n Social, Rectory Grounds, Tuesday, June 27th, under -the auspices of the Ladies Guild Band in attendance Admission 10c. ��� * If the 3teamer Revelstoke is avail- ible the Band intends running an et- cuiiion Horn Revelstoke to Arrowhead on Dominion Day, Julj 1st Theodore Ludgate, managing director of the Big Bend Lumber company, left Saturday on a business trip to Winnipeg, returning jesterday. The many friends in Revelstoke of Mrs A McNab will be glad to leain that she is recovering from "an illness extending over the past two months. Mius Frascr and Miss Dent are leaving the te.iclnng st.ilt of the city school. Mi��e ruiMsr intends taking n position at the Westminster School W Ff. McCormick, of Kamlonp-i and M R. Porter, of Ann is, hnve been Hppointcd commi����ioners to tnkp affidavits of applicants for registration on the voters lists The marriage of Miss Flomcwood and J. H Pettipiecc was celebrated at Vancouver Tuesday, and they went to Victoria for the honeymoon, returning shortlv to Revelstoke. C. B. L. Lefroy, of Vernon, left Tuesday for Toronto, wheic ho will meet his hnde, Miss Ellis, and be married on July 3rd fie docs not expect to return to the Okanagan before August N. II. Caesar, of Okanagan Landing, and formerly of McCullough Creek, loft Tuesday for Winnipeg, where he expects to be married. He will then spend some time on a honeymoon trip to the old country. A successful strawberry festival ^was held in the St. Andrew's Manse grounds Monday Music was furnished by Mrs. Lumb, Messrs. Doyle and Hooley, and the Revelstoke Independent Band. About 200 peoplo visited , For youi ICE supply leave your orders with J'C. Hutchison > ", v ,! ' Get prices on Globe-Wei iiicke Book 'Cases at How sons." ��� j �� ^o> <. *->' ���*j * -* ' ^ * i i ** '? Leonard cleanable Refrigeiatois and White Mountain Free/era are the best. ���Bourne BrosA "" '' �� ���> ~ Pnvate funds to Joan on real estate security, Apply to Scott 'and'Bnggs, Banisters, Revelstoke, B. C. \ . ', BROWN-WANTS TO-ADD~-YOU TO HIS LIST OF CUSTOMERS. ^ ... - GoiCarts at reduced prices, at How- son's Fuinituie Store. , - f. - ' i \Yhen you want ICE toll Hutchison and youvvill get it in quick ordei/ 'Finishing "dorieL for -amateurf on short'notice at R. H. Trucmaii's ' udio Revelstoke, B. C. ,�� ���- ������>,^ "WHEN YOU WAN!1' A"1GOOD CIGAR THINK OF' BROW N'lji ' , E. Adaupis vat the Coast pushing tlie sale of this stump-burning device. Large hue Caipets, 'Floor'Oil, Linoleums-^ and 'Mattings at Howson's Furniture Stoie. > ^ '' , > ", t \ Firbtclass ^supply of^. ICE >vinay_ .be had from JrC.' Hutchison.' " "A I - I ^ . - r * kl * * ^ I '" fS McMahotj is running his carriage building,'.plant^by^a 'pelton wheel, opeiatec^by the city water supply, and finds'it a great'success. ������ ��V ' ""EVERYTEftNG FROM ^A' CLAY TOW'PERFEC 10 AT.�� BROWN'.1]. CIGAR STORE,- Saturday __ next, Tulylst. Being u public^ holiday -the JvOoitnay' Mail will^be publislied'on Fiulay, June 30" We lequestadveitiscis to let us have their notices in time ' * ; ' Family Ileiuld and Weekly Stai and Kootenay Mail all to endvof'1905 for, $1.50 * Send in "your'suhsuiiption .is'soon as jiossible and g��t the best nevvspapei value ever offered �� Addiess The Kooti vay Mau, Revelstoke,"B C. BROWN HAS THE CIGAR AND TOBACCO TRADE OF THE TOW N. "THERE'S A REASON" ' The Lawrence Hardwaie Company o>ving to the growth of their business, are now running their ,own delivery vv agon~��The vehicle was built'liy S. McMahon.'and is a credit to focal industry. THE BUSIEST PLACE IN" TOWN" BROW'N'$ CIGAR STORE. Miss Agnes Ilelme. Lite of the Drysdale-tjtevenson Ltd , Vancouvei, i8",taking charge of Mrs. -George's dresomaking department. She is a thoroughly capable and experienced dressmaker, so the public may be buje that any .work given to Miss Helme will-be executed in the most modern and approved fashion. YOU GEL1 YOUR MONEY'S WORTH AT BROWN"? CIGAR STORE 'Tho Master Mechanic a Pure Tm Soap heals ind softoiM the okln, while mompU> cleansing Hot KreaHO, oil,'runt, etc Invaluable for mo' clmnicB.'fiirnieiH, upoiLkiiitn 'l"ruo mvinploof uceiptof 2o. foi poHtago., Albeit Toilet Soap Co., inanufnotiiieiK. Monlronl t . ( i -. ', * i> VTOTIOi: is horoln given Unit, 30 days aftor JLl date, we hiUiid to apjily U> tho Chiof (Jom- iiiis&ionor of Lands mid Works for u special litouso to cut ,iiik1 enrrj uwuj limbor from tho followitiK do<;criljc(l lauds in VVofct Kootomi) diHtnct:��� ���' Coimnenclnjr ill a po��t niai Iced "II. 11. L. Co'n northwcHtcoinui planted on UiecastHldoofFish Hlver, about thieuiuid a half miles from Jicuton on tho (Jnmbomu load, thence,oast 80 chains, thence south 80 chains, thence weHt SO cliainu, thenco noith SOdialiiH to tho placo of com- ineiiccincnt. Dated thls2irddaj of Juno, 1005.1,-j . ' BIO I5KNI) LUMUKR CO,, LIMITED. Corporation of the City of ',- ��� ':' (' , ��� Revelstoke. ,��� ( Tendors are ' renuehted , for tho work of uuitlier-Doaidiiig and , puiniiug outside of the power house and bhunjlinu iiujoiuing black- sinlth shop, all iiialouali supplied on giound by tho city. , ���<. 1 ; i'ull puiliculaiH uin bo obtained at Citj oleik s olllco after li noon on Monday tho 'At li inst .��� , . i ToiideiB to roach tho undersigned by noon on JMiduy, June 30,1005. . June 2l, 1IKJ5 078 H.'FLOYD, ��� (Jlty Clerk. Tenders Wanted ,. TENDERa will be leceived by' tho undesigned up, to July 3rd for tho painting of vvoikmen's cottages and other buildmira 'being erected for Canadian Pacific Railway Co. For full particulars apply, to *. 'i . w,' '.;-H - ��� J.1 KERNAGHAJST. Tenders Wanted V^M i1 Sunday .Dinners. A specialty will 1)0'made of Sunday dinneis at the Union Hotel. Price 50c. MRS. MoKITTRIOKJ TODO FUJI , / has reopened a ' ' RESTAURANT 1 on McKenzie'A'venue.i i Open Day andNight.' First-ClassService" Clocks! Clocks! 8:Day, Half Houi Stiiko,-, for fi.OO only.r' Limited Number. J; Guy Barber ' Richard R. Cppeland 1 JOBBING CARPENTER . .. . AND CABINETMAKER <a <v ~ ���"--:: Mantleh, Shelving, Fly Screens, et t 1 ' i " ' ' '' ' ' ' i ,�� i i' ., i ? ' Jobbing'Promptly. Attended W r- s'.;��� .>A^:', i. Ai ^.>r"; Thud Street East, -'Revelstoke , " '-' ' i w 812te* - -�� ' \,' ".">,'!, i >r ' Tendeis are asked for the grading'of the'RiiceTi.tck and tor-the grubbing and clearing ot centio/' Specifications may be seun <it the office of the. Association, Cowan block, tiom Satuiday", 2-Uh ins^until Ftiday, 30lh. ��,,s[.' The lowest'or any tender not nec- cesiatily ueti'pted. .* ' ~" " H. COOK, SkcbeVary, /" .< 1 'r j} Revelstoke Tuif'Assosciantion. i% u ,Ovv ing to the darge increase in our Bakery Business we have been obligedito'do away with* all old- , time methods(,vand. instal' new, Lmachineiy ^Qf the latest type,* . ' which placeslW.m iAposition,to / f cope .with ahy,like concein in the , - province.,.- ../ . - ,��� j ���> ,.;. .-- Call 'anllnsjpect Our Goods. \ ' X Swell ,Assortment'to Choose % from. Satisfaction "Guaranteed: . j a " �� * "i* f *���>, f * ' ; HDBS0N ;:& BELL NEW BARBER SHOP ' ��� Jr O. Moigan will op'en his'-' "' 'ri' "A jiievv Barber Shop," C' ,1 ������ 7' >FIRST-STREET' i On Monddy,vMay 1st./ Old Customers and new can depend on' receiving the best attention. i> st j-," - ' _' ' . 1 -'.* ">-....' 3 ui. <���<' s '" EIJ.'BouFne *-' Boots and'Shoes1/ A> q - Men's Furnishings^ '^A ' AReady-Made Clothing!' FIRST-STREET, WEST. .'-;., ..'.i, CHURCHES. Knox���Rev. W. Sin ons, who is an excellent preacher, will conduct the -eivi(.e.t on Sunday ,id 11 .1 m. and 7 30 p ni St. Andrew'*���Morning service 11 a m., evening service 7 30 p, in ( On buiidny pvi-innif .1 duet vvifHiiiig b> Mr H. Cooke and Mis^ Cn.iki', ilu�� beiiiw tne Inst occasinn on ivliu-h *.[i,.*. Cooke had sung in public. Mcthodi��t���."ustor, Uov. C. II M. Suthcil nul kMnriiiiij; ji<t "Thu A11-Kill ncs- of (.IIiii-i " Tin- im mix 1* of the local lodge Can.idi.iii Older of Woodmen of th�� World will mutch to the chincli in 11 hod3 >uul join in tin- service where an .ippropi late leinion will be pie.iched by the pastor. An them by thecboir "Let Alt. Zion rejoice," solo ' by Mis Crcelmnn, "O, Happy Day " Striinj;ers arc cordl.tlly invited to thee servicer. , Loeal '^Ageht Wanted ������-,_' .- AT^NOE'FOR '- " Canada's Greatest Nurseries/' For-the town < of 'Revelstoke ( and ' suiioundiiig "country, * which will bp'reseived for the iightni.in. Start now .it^the ' ' best'telling hpason, mid handle,-' , om NEW SPECIALTIES on, LIBERAL /TERMS. WnLe ' , fort p in icul.us, mid send 25c 1 foi out handsome * - Aluminum' Pocket' Mieposrope, (.1 htth' crem) useful to Firmopi in oxiimmiiig hei'tls and grains, CJrctiardists ���' trech for insects, Gardeners " plantf, for insects rciLhen1 and Scholars 111 stud} ing botany, and Kvcryuodj in a hundred dillurcnt wajs STONE, & WELLITGTON ... Konthill Ntmeries [ovu 800 acreM TORONTO . ., . ONTARIO W m.; F1 e m in g,- 1 1 ...���Wholosalo and Rotatl ���V-'^V : ,Me'attr'fflepehaiit;A; , hV~ lAr- , Fish ' and ' Game in "^Season - First'St.", Revelstoke.' BevfilstoKe Bestaiirant Mrs". II. J.'Hanbury,.Managress.���� First-Class TableA' - "' "'f��il ' - -, , Private Dining Boxes. ' Largo Diniugrooni for iy ��� ^Bunquots, Suppors, oto FurhishVd Rooms To''Let. THECIH EXPRESS A,^E:W/B:Paget;vProp. , 1 1C, $ 1 f !<��� , 4 , * 'V '" Y ' ��� Prompt "deli very pi parcels/baggage, etc., to any part of tne City.'^mA* ' .Any Kind,of Transfeppipi";<r - i' Undertaken.^ - A '������>." rTELEPHONE JNO. 7. 11 it FIRST STBEBT, BBVBLSTOKB JUST INSIST ���>'���;���/ THAT Yo^r ^4'F^re '< 1 ^ 'Your Milk, Is Clean TO A V Y?F ,Mi,k ls Frfe. lllill' of ^Preservatives'';' InAI Order.ItFrom- '' 1 it -./ jr- 1- *A.<POST -CARD 'ADDRESSED' ,TO us^.willAinsure ( A\ PROMEIV.OALL'jFKOM OtTR- DRIVER.' "A <"">'" / - -' t,ALL" MILK DELIVERCD'BOTTLED^" > T^ATXEWIS;' Proprietor. * ,' THE .1 ALBERTA EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Licensed - * "��� Ri'Ristei ed.' ' CALGARY/ALTA. -.' 1 Gfro. McLean, -oMun.iu;ei'.- OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. ] "_ KoyalMall Lines. " ._ >-' 'Cheapest Ronto to "the Old Country. ALLAN" LINK���Prom Montreal. ^ Virg.niin ' . . . . j11I10 93 Tuntolan , jllm. M Victormn . . "... July 7 B{j\.iriftii .'. .Tulyll CAN. PAC. ATLANTIC S. S -Krom jrontronl ilontro->e ... June'I Tjake Michigan . . ... July 1 Mount Tcmplu , Jul} 22 DOMINION UNF-h-rom Montreal. KonsinBton . . Jiinp"! Cnn,ulR. . . jujj"! ^outhmird fU]j g Dominion ... . ' Julyl., AMERICAN LINE���Kioin Now York. r'hlliKlelphm . . %, . ;���i,U2l r.1 Fl1"' ,��� ��� - ��� Jul} 1 JV" ^?rk iuiv8 bt. Unls ... , j���|v ,, W-HirKSI'AU I.IMC-hron. \f v, York. teutonic June 21 Oceanic . |,||i -, .Mnjchttb . . * . . . .. Jul} 12 < ulrfc - . . . .lull 1>I f'L'N'ARI) LlNK->'min St.* V. ilt. Klnina . . . . Juiir 21 f iiinpiiiim . . In y I Lmhriu July 8 uiMliim. . , . ,. JU|y |J I'lbwuixuri (.li keful Uirou^ti ui all pnrlH of lliujl Driwlii and IrulHiid.uiiil at rfptoially low ���n.u*Ut all part* of the Kuiopoan contlfn-iit. Vuyly to neariai railway or ctutMiHhip axent 01 r. W. BRADSHAW. Agont, RovoUtoko W. P F CUIWMIN03, Paolflo Atfant HOTEL; RESTAURANT & DOMESTIC HELP,vRANOH-HANDS, TEAMSTERS & LABORERS 1 inrush- ed qn^short notice. Office: Room 5, Burns Block. ^ P. O.Box S10, O.ilg.iry. AIU." i TICjcjO Jas. I. WoodfiEiw, BUTCHER.., Retail Dealer ln^ rtrrrmsg* 1 BEEP,- PORK, MUTTON,' Etc. Fish and Game in Season. A ' All orders promptly filled. REVELSTOKE, B. C, andlCiiig^lrcctt PATENTS ��� . obtained In all nn . Trademarks and Copyright* ,- obtained In all countilce. ' - - , ROWLAND .BRIHMNj * r ,. Registered Patent Attorney ] 1 ( t Mechanical Attonio} and Engineer. Room 3, KairHold.l3lock, Gmnvillo st,., near P.6 ' ">i!> VANCOUVER,,.B/C. , ..; . , f A5postcard,will,Be'ouro an ovenlngappoint lent for those who cannot call during tho day Y .1 To Wrappers s. 1 t ���' - 7- * Raw Purs Bought *\ - > " 'i Cash Prices'Paia^ \^>:Exporter'^f-FurSy v (>��� k <i rt/r In the Supreme Court vof the North-^'" A west .Territories 'Judicial "District of A Western Assiniboia. "I I.V.'TiriC MATJ'KU OF TUB J5STATJG' 01\-' t "\ 'John 11. jwhhikr deoimskd. < ' ���' )v-y I ill -[��� ��� ��� ',', , , ��)!��� PURSUANT totheorderof Llio IIoiimabloMi. -? ��� Juutico New lando mado herein on the uth day ^of Jmio.llWJ ,-���.,��,��� /,'.&,' ,1.* \ TAKK-NOTICE that each 'creditor, of tho^ �� �� iiboi, e eatato iu itijucHltd to send in to tho 1111. ' , doi8iKiiLdtoii 01 .boforoHho.thiitylli'fltday o��, -- Jul}, im. a detailed,HUileniont of Ins claim!.' .. ? against/tho' said tbtute together with a BUito 1. inoiit ol tho Boourity (if any) beld\>b} him, nuid 1 ' *\ Htatements to be vcrillcd Ly statutor} dtcliirii- , tioil 1- I f V> f j, 1 j <��. "i, j ��l' r 1^ l", Datcd"a(,'Reglna thlb sixth dayjoi^J line', 1005. , ''���" V^'^'Ai'^ Fl-W O-HAULTAIN. 4 1. V'n��*��r ' ''Advocate foi AdiuiniHtrutbiV �� ^ A 9jjjo21 ��� ,,. �� 7 Ittgimi, N/W. T. ���.*'A'- ". 1 '4 '>>% ���i-m NOTICE IS HBUEBY GIVKN that thlity , .days after dato'I-intond toappl} to tli3,r ohiof Coniniibnioiioi of L.ux1h and Works for a spceml license to out and carry awaytunbor' ,\ fioni the following. dcbLilbed lands In West<-.* Kootoiui} distnot ���, ^*���/(*ik��,^' *>���- ^ '"" " A'" ' Nuinboi Ono. S"''rf"'* AfA Jr' - Conimenoingata'pobt'planlodviieai lio}d's"-' 111m.l1 on UioColuuibiRiivoi and marked 'Big 1 , BlikI LiiiubLi iCoiuiHiii} a-South west coinei * pobt,, I hence 1101 th 1WI chains, tlionco eaht iii"-' chamc, thence south 100 chains,' thenco wcst'iu cluiins topointotcoinincnccniont. * * ,>< ���5'^'*' '*'"~^* Numboi Two.' *,' f 'v,('' ^Commencing at a pobt plan ted .noar Bjjd'sf ranch about one halt 1111I0 liom lliopColunibiii *. ii\ci and inaikoar"iliK, Hcnd tiiunbtr Ooui pun} b ���souih wcet couici post," thenco oiibt i>0' cluuiib, thenco noith-i>0 chaiiih,,thence Most "��� -. ,-��� Jill cliain-,, thenco ;Houth SU.chains 10 point ot ' 'I conimoiicenient. .<-^;A n<*��.i.S . -��� ���. < .i. <l 1" ���"-h '/^Nimibei Tin to*" > l .- i ��>S . s? "'J Commoiicing at appose planted on thoKoy- P sLono luiil ncai Jio}as lanoh, abuut throe- iiuaileis of a mile fiom tho Columbia liver and ('^ inaikcd 'llig liend Uimbct^Coinpuii} b bouth t \Vv"t, coinei post,", thence" north 1WI chains. >��� thence cast 10 cliiuriK, thenco south-1W) chalus, - , ,- 1 thence wosD^chaiiib.to poinf oFcommencc- t, 4 .��� > ' IllLIlt. ,--ti ' %^1. ^r>il ��� ��� i��� .. ��''��� ��i�� t\ '- ,.,> Number If our. ' *v,-x''iu*f?'i ' *i ' ' 4 (omincnclng at a post planted about ono half " "" mileiwobt of the wost bank of'Columbia rlv-or on the woht boundary of fjohn Melaon's ranch? and, <maikod<.���Milg';jHend1.J,iimber.Company's ~; It should be fceme^ia mind thatt every c��ld Tveatcas the lnaga, low-' ers .the vitality and prepared ^the , .. system for the more eericas diseases, among which are the" twe' greatest destroyers *f hnmaa'life,. ipneumonia and consumption. BANKING. Tlie iMontreal Stai aays of the .innufil statement of five Can.idMn banks jmb hslied liist week tlie Imjienul v,u,t> the only one that shows net proiitu in ex cesi of the previous ye 1 r A branch (if the rinperi.il Rank hns been opcnid at New Liskotnl, Out. Buyv It Now. Now ib the time to buy Clumber- Kiin a Colic, Cliolei.i and Di.irrhoea Keniedy. It is curtiiin to be needed sooner or Inter and when that tune (omesyou will need itb.i'liy���3011 will < etd it quickly. I5u? it now.^ It miiy save life. Foi sale by all druggists,- ALECKIEBOOT Prospectors r Cough Remedy ^ hat Von its peat popnkriry by its prompt cures of this m^st oomaton ailment. It aids expectoratUsa, re-," Ucves"thc lungs and opens tlw secretions, effecting a apecdy'smd permanent core. , It\vcoaatencts any tendency toward ptratunooia. J Price 25c, Largo Sixe 50c. I and Miners. articles: Solid leather 9 in. Miner's' ;' made Wing Chung's newly imported stock of Chinese and Japanese goods. ^, The best assortment 'ever landed in Revelstoke of useful . and ornamental- ,. -- ������ ,~ Company's aputh east coiner post,' thenco north 1W Uminj ��� henee woat ill chains, thence south 100'chains.' Uiuico oust 10 chains lo point of commenoe- <��� incut. ���--*���-'-<- .*;/i'j" ,'n.l' v >. Zt< ���J3Uj>lj -- Big UENU LUMBER COrirtp* ' ' -VrOTIWC IS,HhREBy GIVKN-thit, thirty A' JLl. ciii)b allci date, Inilenil toapph^to tho:^ OlueCConiiiiihhioiicrot Lands and VVoiks torn , Mpceial.license to cut- ajii cany awa> tinibeii . I10111 tlio following dcfaciibedHandfliiiNoith- east^v.ootenaj dihtiict * ���>��� > jf- , - * * "fj .,i\" Number One '. A- "- * * f "��� ' 1 Coln"lt-��?l"t,at'|M)ostinaikcd "D.M.Mnefar- lanoh N. W. coiner post," and planted one mile - south of Columbia mei,about live nulooabovo mouth of Canoo ji\ cr, thence bouth SO chains, ' theneo east SO chains, thence noith80 chains thenco west SO chains to tho placo of com- nienceinoi t 1 ,_ \ ,"���> - ��" Number Tuo. ^v "'���> < CommcnciiiB at 11 post maiked "D.M Macfar-"' liinob N. Il, couici post," and planted at D. M. Mncrailaiiob N. VV,. cornel post, thence south ���' 80ciiuiii"tieiicoue8li�� chains, Ihonco'north SO chanib, thence ease SO chains to the placo ot commencement. �� - - ���> ' "T -���~>- ��i��Numbor Thico f' " Comiiiencing at a post mai ked "D M. Macfar-" ' lanes N.>\\. coiner post," and plan ted J two r , miles west of D M.-Macfailanes N B. corner post, thence south SO chains, thenco east 811 ' chains, thenco noith 80 chains, thenco westfcO ' i1"i"is t0 i'10 P1,l0�� otjsoinmenocinoiit.t , " : Number Four. 1 <��� "" '���* CommonciiiB at a post marked "D M, Mac ' &!!1,i"0SrN'iK,C0,5,01 ')0bt'' luid Planted at D -~ M .M^farianos N. W. coiner, post, thence noith 80 chains, thenco east 80 chains to tho place of commencement. ~ ^ / jl 1 ��� ,���^ >-i - Numbei Flvo. *. >- �� ��� CommenciiiBata post mai ked.' 'D. M. Mac- farlanc'sS VVvJ coiner post,'iand planted at D. M Macfailane'sN.E. corner post, thence north - 80 e iamb, thence cast SO chams, thenco bouth 80 elniins, thence west 80 chains to the place of commencement. - I . ." Dated this 2bth daj of May, 190��. ' - \9ISjj3 \-' d, M. MACli'AHLANK. " " ���H. 11. , 1 ^v ���/>- - Al'i " ��� Mower PotH Umbrolla Stands Lunch Baskets Smoking Jackets Silk Goods. HOLD FrSH I inci-tbtoi k 'if oiuiciles nnd fiults in town Front Street, Revelstoke Tea soi \ices I'lates Haskels Cane fJh^irs ItinclkerchiofH NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that thirty ti- days after date I intend to apply to the Chief Commissionei of Lands and Works for a special licenso to out and carry away timber fiom tho folio wine- desenbed lands in West K-ootc^iay District ���_^ , _". " " Number Ono. 1- Commencing at a post marked "J. M ICollio's S. \V coinei pp^t. and planted on 'ho cast bank of Columbia mor about two miles, below Maloney creek, thence north loo chains, thence east 10 ohnins, thence south 100 ehainn. tl oncn < west JO chains to the placo of commencement Numbei Two. 'ti ..ost 1.. 1������> i- ���-...or, about threo miles below Malonoj cicek, thenco north IM chains, thence west 0 chains, thence south'160 chains ment �� C l�� th�� ,,lllco ot cominen90: ' Dated this 20th dixy ot May, lOO.'i. '" ', ' t 038jy.l J. M. KKLLIE. Commoiicing at a pobt marked J. M. Kcllle'n &,,,tnCF0Ii"cir V^W nnd P^tcd onthewe-st bank of Columbia rnor, about threo mil���. Arastrong Meat Market WANTED FOR SALE���A Pool T,iWe. Apply to F. O. Bowiruin, llfVi-\HU>ki- K<">t.tnrnnt. (710B SA LB CflKAP-LMdy'H Riej elf 1< in good condition. Apply to J. Bull, Douglas Struct. 917 WANTK 6 -G11 f 7fTr~Ti7neTf~i"y" ~>7m) othi r light work in ptiuting olTlcc, Apply to Koofumiy riiit.il office WANTED ���Position <ih UOUHK- KPJKPEn, would not oh|c<l lo gonifron ii lunch ���Apply Kooi'icvay MajlOITJci'. ��� ph W-ANTJil) KNOWN-AII kiuclK of loose leal: iictount hooks, en id indcxuu, iindhpLiiuI ruled, pirfomlcd in piinclivd pi'peiHinav liu olitiilricd ut the Kooiknay Mail Fnnliuyr 0��lcc, or Prospectorfo' JJoots with outside counteiH^ wfiter- proof cliromc gr.un leg, Ipest veal kip, V vainpjind full bol- Jowe tongue to tho top; a broad too last with double sole and slip, Klondike eyelets and hooks. Practically indestructible. For sale by all good dealers. " ' Manufactured by ;o. VANCOUVER, B. C. liibt-clHSSfeiipphesof Beef, Mutton, 1 oik, Small Goods and bupplieb shipped to any p.n t of the countiy. Oiden. Uiken for young pigs hix weeks old and upwards. Mail ordeis piomptly attended to. George Murray, Proprietor Armstrong, B, C, VrOTICK IS IIKRKBY GIVKN that thirty ,V,'dnysnftordnto J intend to apply to the Ohlot ftomniissioiii r of Lands and AVorktf for n. special liconhc to cut and carry away timber iK!l! fI'�� i��il0.,VnK <i<-8crlbed lands in Kast Kootenay distrlot ������ c "��� Number One. Commencing tit a post mai ked "0. Hod- si rpm k S. \\r. coiner post," and planted two miles cant of Columbia ih or, about tuo miles above mouth of Wood river, thonoo cop" ICO om ns, thence north 10 chains, thenco west ICO clialiih, thence south JO chains to tho placo of commencement. v Numbei Two. Commencing at a post marked "G. Hcd- ?te8N,.^SS1rnclpost'"andP|'lntcd at G. Hcdstioiiis fe. W. corner post, thoncoeast lSb chains, thenco south �� ciiams, thence wost 160 chains, thenco noith JO chanib to tho placo 01 commencement. _ ( v lto ��i ., Number Threo. Commencing at a post marked "G. Hcd-1 stiom's N. W. corner post," and planted ono- half mile south of G. Hedstrom's N. W. ro?ner post, thenco cast 100 chains, thenco south JO c !!un2'^M,1C0i'lve,t,160 chain��- thraw north �� clmins to tho place of commencement. ' Number Four ( oinmcncing at a postmarked G. Hcdstrom's fh%- corno.rP?Bl. ind Planted, ono mile south thence one-half mllo east from G. Hodatrom'" N, W. corner po&t, thence east lbO chains thenco north .JO chains, thence wes��Too chains ', thenco south J0 chains to the place of com" monccmont. * ( < , 1, v" - - Number Five. ' " ^ Commencing at a post marked "G. Hod' stromsN. VV. corner post." and planted at G. Hcdstrom's S. W, corner post, thenco cast 1G0 chains, thenco south J0 choins, theico west 160 chains, thence north J0 chains to tho place of commencement., " ' Dated this 28th day of Hay, 1005. W8W G.HJ5DSXRQM,'
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