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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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.***** Libniy,Jme99 'I t Vol. 8.-No 7. KEVELSTOIOS. B. C, MAY ,23, 1901. $2.00 Per Year. i .Come and See Our Beautiful Display, of Spring Merchandise. BEAUTIFUL WHITE GOODS. Fancy White Mublins. Laces, Valancincs, etc. All-over 1 SWISS & DIMITY MUSLINS.' A most beautiful assortment of these fashionable goods in various colors at i l'i 17/4, 20, 25 and 30 cents. UNDER SKIRTS. ,- ''��������� -Mercerised, Sateen Skirts in endless colors���������All prices. EASTER GLOVES. ' o We sell the famous-Pcrrin's,Gloves ���������Once worn always asked for. 1-1 ' it l* BOYS' BLOUSE SUITS. Just, to hand' the finest shipment of ||| y 0 vBoys' Blouse Suits. .These are the &jj , .best -made in .Canada, and don't rip ffl ��������� anywhere. v ' m ��������� ' ������ ��������� " ��������� "��������� ' ��������� ��������� MEN'S CLOTHING. ,We have just opened;up a .large; , ,' ��������� ransfe : of "Beautiful "Satin-lined,-; All-' ri < ' ' wool Serge and Worsted Suits, and marked them away down.- .Call and- Traffic to the North. Mining Boom on Vancouver Island. ' (From Our,Own Coiruspoiulcnt.) Victoria, May 21.���������Victoria has forgotten parliament and its doings in preparation for celebrating Empire Day, May 24-25.. The celebration' of the late Queen's birthday will be a big one this year, but there will.not be the usual naval review as the navy is still in mourning.' - The seamen' will- be allowed to take part in the regatta as in the past. The rush of northern travel and business has commenced with the break-up-of the ice in the Yukon/ This'year coast.merchants are making an effort to secure a larger share of this business than has fallen to them in times past, and unless Victoria' becomes involved in the labor, troubles of the Sound cities' it" is" likely they will get it", As a matter of-fact the strike 'of, the longshoremen and seamen of'Seat- 'tle and Tacomamay drive a groat deal of business to the ports of Vancouver and Victoria. In any case the C. P. X. Co. is determined to' aid the coast business men iti their efforts to regain the'1 northern trade and the company's fleet is being improved and strengthened for that purpose. Beginning this week a fast' service to Skagway���������will be, maintained ,by .the'Islander and Plating. These two large and fast steamers will- make,the round trip in five and six. days, touching .ai; 'both Vancouver and Victoria, 'The company lias' also granted greatly province, especially when, other province? were so well looked after. In spite of this failure there will be a great deal of railway construction in British Columbia this .year. Construction will be commenced this year on the Crow's Nest Southern, the Midway-Vernon. while the Lulu Island line will be completed and the Arrowhead &, Kootenay will be built from Slocan Lake to the foot of Trout Lake. There is every probability that a line-along the south side" of the Fraser will also be built this year. The C.P.R. is preparing a comprehensive plan of railway construction, for the lower mainland, which will materially add to the mileage of that company in B.C. and open up many hundreds of thousands acres of the finest farming lands north of the 49th parallel, These lines if constructed as proposed by the company will be made a pari of the through Coasl-Kootenay line, and the pjans for their construction have been filed with the department of,lands and works. The company has decided on, a plan for,. the systematic development ,of the agricultural districts of , the province, and will commence construction along and near the Fraser, and when they are completed the farming and dairy lands from Hope to the coast will be belted with steel. These lines, from 'Hope to a point south of New "Westminster, and from some point on Whetham Island ...where connection will bo nigs to' made with Victoria, will be'brought see us'before buvin/j elsewhere. tw^ MoKenzie Avenue. ^ZMZ Incorporated'by act of Pailiiime.nl ISoo. HEAD OFFICE , ���������> - ' - -" MONTREAL War. Molso*' JIacphersos, Pre.?. S. H. Ewixo, Vlce-Pres. J a m ins Elliot, Uenerul, Manager PAID UP CANTAL ���������- . ��������� $2,500,000 RESERVE - ' ��������� ' ��������� ��������� 2.050,000 ' , general banking business tmnaactc.l, Interest allowed on deposits at current rat on. ���������'- ��������� J. D. MOLSON, Manager,: REVELSTOKE, B. C. L> . I. Presentation to tho President At tlie.'nioptinsr of llio W. C. T. U. held at ihe home of Mrs. J. 'L-iwson. yesterday afternoon Mrs. (Ke,v.) S. J. Thompson, president, was presetift*I with ii handsome silier cuke tlisli anil silver nut cracker, and un address hy tin: ladies of the \V. C. T. U. The presentation whs * made, by Mrs. Dickey nii'.l the address rend hy Miss A. Smith, In which Mrs. Thompson leplied in vpty Miiuihli! teitns. , The fulluwingMs the. nddiess:��������� Puixel.'.U.ke, May 22ml, 1001. To Our President,~ Please, accept this present as n token of our luxe ami ifspect for you. We should like to he able ������n better express our feelings but we know thut you will nut, measure our hue and lespcct by ihi*. fiAVe haxe nl ways looked to you ns "niuther" I'iither'thiiu ns "ptesident" of .our W. C. T. U. nii-J sh'ill sorely 'miss vmi from our work, But we trust the example you hawi set us of llnsellish anil untiling e-fTort lo he, of Kttrvice to othpi'M nwiy not rensn when vui have left.but that each of. ns may l-i-y to (ill your place so that lluis'e., for. whom vou have luborcd may not he neglected.' y '. -. <���������. ' "���������'��������� Wu'know. How. hard it is for ynti lo leiive llio good work 'begun iiinoiig ��������� i he fallen, and xvo shall try to, do. what you wouhj do j" Iju'9. 'WV..wjpli pu every success in your new field, and our prayers shall follow you that your clients be crownpd with success. MINING NOTES. reduced' rates on freight, so that northern merchants may.be induced to place their orders with,Cur coast houses. By placing these two boats on this run and the reduction in rates it is expected that considerable business heretofore going to' Seattle will be diverted to Vancouver and Victoria, , ��������� ��������� ��������� From all appearances Vancouver Island is diftlie'eve^of'"irbig mining boom, and as the Mount Sicker mines and the properties in the surrounding districts become known investors are interested and fancy figures can now be' secured for undeveloped prospects, . About 600 tons of ore per day are now shipped from the tenorn,-and Tyhce, and other properties will soon be in the shipping list.' Tho management of the Tyhce is preparing to erect a smelter at Mti Sicker of sufficient capacity to handle the otitp.ut of the camp; Premier Duns'muir had intended to erect a smelter at Ludy- smith. but this fjeheme will now be abandoned unless the Tyhce people can be induced to build at that point instead of at Mr'.' Sicker, There ��������� are likely-to be several changes in the newspaper, world here ere long. Superintendent Diilis-heim has gone out to the Silver Cup. The Big Bend placer claims worked by floivai',1, Raymond Allen, Caesar tiiid the DiKjueMiP Mining Company have now the witer miming in limit- sluices "mi no clean up has vet been made. A. Ferguson, of Ferguson, Informs us that the Towser bonil cxtcn.-tnn is due on June l<t. It it expected that woik will stall on the Metropolitan next week, and operations will he resumed on the Triune on-line Ul, The Silver King mini", at Nelson, promises to come lo the front as one of the besl mines In the province, after its peiiod of vicissitude.' There is now developed >i huge body of ore J.ii feel in widih .mil Tarrying 12 hm. silver ami 17 per cent, cupper per ton, , \V. 11. Wilcox, who ,|s engiigcil on development operations all he property Lngrin, it is said, will fhorlly leave the Colonist for 'the World, Vancouver, 'This will involve some changes both hero and in the Terminal City, and the boy? arc all wondering where they will be when the shuille is finished. There is very little that is new in the political world. Mr. Turner is up country on a farewell tour, and while there is much speculation concerning his successor, there is nothing "but speculation. His resignation will be placed with the premier shortly, to take effect June 15, His retirement may mean more than one change in the cabinet, Martin, Brown and Garden arc all here keeping a close watch of men and matters, supposedly in connection with possible changes ' in the ministry, There is u' healthy light on just \ now between the two government ! members from Vancouver, over the appointment of a mining recorder into Vancouver over the liew bridge to be erected' at' the Royal City.' The north arm. of the Fraser will also bo bridged by the company to bring the Lulu Island railway into Vancouver. The construction . of this road will, make the cultivation of much land now lying'wild very profitable, arid will-add immensely to the wealth of the province. The same.company will..also.-.-give. very, low rates on the produce "from thcse.: farms to Kootenay points so that they.ean be marketed'in- the mining districts at a profit. The C.P.R.; unlike the V.V.&E,, is not waiting for a Dominion bonus,' but is preparing plans for the construction of these lines and is figuring on receiving the provincial sub������ sidy alone, This company will also undertake to complete tho line under.'1 ho conditions made by the government in a' very reasonable time, for, as I have said, these lines will be made a part of the through line. The only offer the V. V. & E. people will make is conditioned upon their receiving a subsidy from tho Dominion government and un* limited time to complete the balance of the road after building short lines connecting with tho Great Northern at Clov.ci'dale und Midway, Victoria's famous ferry scheme is now referred' to here as the bunco, game, played by a lot of hungry promoters in an attempt to get something for nothing. The bonus voted, #475,000, will never be asked for. now as the promoters refuse to fulfil'the requirements of. the'by- daw providing for, a competing line. Further reductions in freight rates arc announced by the C.P.R, whoreverthc reduction.:) will result in increased production or demand for coal, coke, ores or lumber, This company has done a great deal for lhe mine owner of the interior in this regard, for since it acquired ihe smelter at Trail, rates for smelting, which always include frcighl, have been Ljreatly reduced���������in many cases over 50 per cent.���������as the foreign smelters were compelled to meet lhe rate fixed by the company, Property to be Worked The Lone Scar Group on ihe Nettie L Hill Taken Up By American Capitalists. A. E. Welch,' of London, Ont., who is one of the best friends of the' Lardeau, has just succeeded in interesting some capitalists in Toledo in the ''"'Lone Star Group" of claims on the Nettie L. hill. This property-has been reported on by Capr. Davey, whose.report, while conservative, was considered sufficiently good to warrant these gentlemen in putting up money to test the property. They are organizing under British Columbia law's and ar,c paying for the,property.themselves and purpose driving 250 feet of tunnel. 'All of this is being done by the promoters, not' a-single share of stock being offered to the public! After they have tested the property and proven its worth they will offer to the public a block of treasury shares. ' This is the proper way to go about mining, Too frequently the promoters of a 'property got enormous interests in it at no cost to themselves,,letting tho public take the small end of the interest and supply all the money. In the case ol this Lone ��������� Star Company u the promoters of tho company do not' get a single share for nothing and it is their money which is being "used to develop the property.' Th'ej'property consists, of three claims on the Nettie L. hill,' Lone Star, Black Hawk and Three' ;Friendsj anfr-u-re-- located'���������'-about' ra"' mile- .from they Nettie L. itself. There is an<>imm'ense iron .capping on the property, same .as is found on the Nettie' L., and a 40-foot tunnel lias opened up sufficient ore .to warraiit further work being done audit is-anticipated from report that the work to be done this sum- .mer will run tho ownei's-.-into-a body of good ore,' . If this property is a success it will mean a good deal to the Lardeau, as the men handling this group are ��������� men of, worth, and integrity who are. willing ""to invest money where there is a reasonable chalice for success. ,' The matrix of the vein gave 5 pennyweight gold and 4 per cent, copper; tlie galena carrying ,50 to 00 por cent, of lead and 40 to 50 ozs. silver. , The group is only'about three- quarters of a mile up the slope from the,Silver Gup wa/on road and will be about the same distance from the railroad when completed, and of course is within a very short distance of the town of Ferguson. ie erected at St. Leon Springs. Arrow Lake, by M. Grady, proprietor of the springs. The plans and specifications have been , prepared by T. E. Julian, architect, of Vancouver. The hotel will have ti frontage of 85 feet, by a depth of 67 feet at its widest part, and the elevation will be 43 feet. The ground floor section com-, prises two wings each with two capacious bay windows. On fhe ground .floor are the following rooms: . Dining room 2(5x36, reading room, bar room, ante rooms, hall, lavatory, dressing room, sweat rooms and bath rooms. In the centre of the front of the building is a verandah. 32 feet in'length. On the first floor are nine bed rooms, with, parlor, balcony, dress: ing room, sweat and bath rooms. ' .. .On the second floor are 16. bed rooms. '; ' The work will be done by contract, tenders closing on June 1st. J, D. Molson Promoted to Montreal F. McBeth, of Winnipeg, Succeeds Him. J..D. Molson, who has been manager of Molsons Bank here since its inauguration three years- ago, has received important promotion, having been appointed' manager' of a" ne^v branch of the bank to be open-" ed'at Montreal. -Mr. Molson will '.be succeeded here by ��������� F. McBeth, - accountant of the Winnipeg branch of the bank, and who left on Monday for this city to enter on his' new duties,' ' " '" ���������''",������������������ " " , During his residence in ltov-el-, jStoke, Mr, Molson has taken, an' active interest in various movements for promoting the welfare of .the" city and community, and 'the 'news of his departure comes with regret'to a large circle of' friends whom' he has made while in this . city, and who wilrunito with us. in wishing him all success 'i'n his future career, ��������� " . v Inspector Ki/Jeci{ About to Commence and Complete, Work. NEW COMPANY FOR, LARDEAU The Comstock Gold Mining Company of B. C, We have1 to thank' S.'Aubley, of Cleveland, O., secretary-treasurer of the company, for copies of the pros-, pectus of the Comstock Gold Mining Company of B, C, Limited. The company has. been raised as the results of the efforts of A.E. Welch, of London, Ont., than whom the Lardeau has no better friend, and who has successfully enlisted a large amount of capital in Lardeau enterprises,' The officers of ��������� the Comstock , are: , President, J. N. Richards, of'Cleveland; vice-presi dent, J. H. Courtenay, pi Port Aubley, i of the P.ince Mining and Development | for that city, and the fight is being ' watched with interest, as the outcome will show if the government intends to punish itsy'recalcreant Uo./fn Srnn>l.iril B.i'sin, nirivcd in ihe city this week bringing good news of llii'iv-aill of .'development work. When lie I.-ft t het-i'. xv;is aliiinl 3 feet of high grade' copper ore in si^'lil. Wilcox lirntight.'wiih; Iiiui some line samples of ore from the properly..' The Pi inn- Co's pioperty looks ias if iit ia likely to 4VVi'i"}> (uVl'lt V{-|U������1>|V''Willl'i y. supporters. Both of the gentlemen bolted the railway|bi 11. There is much diiappointment here at the failure of the federal government, to grant, substantial M to$1*17 wirtjwtirt-ijj.ii?'" Development Work b be Carried Out. The' dewlopmenl force on the. Imperial and Eva is lo be increased and new sections of development woik will he. put in hand Work is about In ho resumed on lhe Black Beiirj at,,the head of Pool creek, and near the Wide. West property. . -A-contract; is.about to be let on the Eclipse property, y ��������� Work xviii shortly be commenced on the Golden .Cache i on the' west 'side.of Provincial Hoacl Inspector Killed! left Victoria on Sunday to' put in hand as soon as. possible a number of road and trail works on the mainland. He stopped off at' New Westminster and informed us lie would'die in Revelstoke in a few tinys and .would start work on the road up the canyon and would piHi it to completion. Ii. Donnelly will be in charge of the,work. . It is reported here among tho-:e who profess to have inside information that the work is to be let by contract but Mr, Killceli did not appcur lo knotty anything about that when speaking to him on the subject. - Stanley; sec.-treas, - S. Cleveland; director's, A. E. Welch London, Ont., J. A, ��������� Blodt, A'. V, Taylor, E, S. Armstrong, A,' C. Baldwin, of Cleveland, and'R. J. McKcnzie, of Newburgh, Ohio. The company is being registered in the province. The prospectus states that the properties have been fully paid for., The claims are on the Sunset ledge at' Circle City, Galena Creek, which affords ample water power passing through tho property, The ore occurs -between schist and the limn dyke, Tho assays have run from *?3*.8U to H in gold, 9 ozs. to 84} ozs, in .silver, copper I) per cent, to 20 per cent., and lead 35 per cent, to 57 per cent, Development work so far consists of throe open cut- or pits. The property possesses advantages' for economical development. A Magnificent -Building.���������Tenders Are Invited for the Work. Pinhs and specifications may he seen at the office of the' Kootenay W. M. Brown, ihe new Mayor of the city, is no new hnnil at, public life, He represented Lillooel in Hie provincial Icgirvbilure from 1S?3 In J532, a period' of seven years, during which he took a linnil; in oli-tiiu several inlnbliies.-, and,himself ran lhe gauntlet of UnW elections iii each of which he taiue onb .'w.iriner. In JSSo became to Revelj-tokn and staUed the Columbia House which he bus .lince (oiKlucterj. His Worship was a member 'of .lbs first board li ji)4vris^ffi?cU4'ft^^,{)ie6i^''' . vimiBamiiwmmimiisikm^^ll^SmiSMmimsmsmmim ^m^^^^^^^^R^mmd^m.j^^m^m^^^^^m^^^ "fc THE KOOTENAY MAIL. TTbc TRootena? Glial [! i-l':.l:sjii::) ]:vi:i:y*\;idav. ' _. ��� -��� ' It-YSIiSTOKE.B.C., ti'osoriptloa Prioa, $2.03 Per Annum '�����',."��� AJiViyiTISINO J,\\.'ii..'3 (luoleil on npiili- .Mil.III. j����H PKi.vTISV .if every kiwi fit mo.-t reason iililo rale.- iiiul .���vliortc.it notice. ACCOUNTS for job printing or mln-i-tiiiim ���uy.ililc >.ii i In- Hi'-t of every niimtli; i-uli- st-rljitioiH p ly.ibic strictly in .ulvance. Chlti:K>l'OS*lJKNCK invited on nil matters of!( u il in- piiblie intci-1-.t. All;COiiiiiiiiiiii-ii- lions in llie Kilitur nniit Im iiui-oiiiiiiuiicd liv ihe liiinii' nf llie 'vriter. not neees-arily for |iiiliiie.iti.in. hut is ml cviileni'i' nf (.-n.wl f.iii h. ('.irra-pni'.dunce must rcneli llie oflbc hv Tii&v.lax- evening in order to llnd a place i'n the li.-ot iwiie of the -Mail after receipt. { yAiMrcssy ������'���.. '..������!'' , p'. ���'<>��� ' .yiiv Tiik Kootkxay Mail, , 7y7ypy-'y:p7:y-;."'.Revelstoke, B.C. I>. 0. flo>: TO; liuvelstokeStiitiyltya Telephone. No. ;;C. , ������ -y- y- a I""���������|l| y. Py7V 1,y.: y y "CITY A0K><Tc>. yyy.���'.'. a X'opics .iif Titty M aii, ���-iii.-i.yl- bo obtained from "till:'lo.'lu.w'insci.iyiiijc-iit..-.: y 'a ������: ,J,:\\ti Ili:NNi:T'r. a .a,.' i iCAXAIJA lltil-l-V: llOUIv CO. .'.. yVp,'-. F. li. Wj:i.i.s.-.���,'���������,": : .yy.'���',- ya L0N1J0X, KNO., AGJiXCY.'y I Tlidvlniperinl Type FoiiiKlryllCo,. Liniitcil. Advertising'Atfiitiis,' A lliah Sr.i-cit.nreiitlurd, . LiindoilN^.KiiShiial.: ;a;:;,:-aa,a. .iyiy: a ic'iiroponn and Coloiiiul !Aiivchiiiiig'Agency, ���;iU;l-,leet.Sf.".'.'y-.:."-..,''��-. '���'���' :y:.y P"f..'"' iy iya'ry;yiTOLtoxToAGKxcY; Ce'titrai I'rosS Agciiey, tl'iuiiidinn Advertising -���AaoWejVAgCllt^.:-..'.."'���:.���������.".������ .a.aa|-a'",y; | yy, A Pl'BLIC WASTE.'. A trip fhrough, the dyking -tc- lions of ihe lower- Eraser valleys shows-1hat ihe plan of wcrk adopted there is not adequate t,o the pur- ;i 1.--C. A river like the Fra.-cv must lii\c tin ellicient otitic tn.l '.he continual limitation of ii.- high | water-way can enly result in a runiinunl breaking an 1 icpairing of dykes and huge drain on ihe public tre.i.-ury. A much more .-en-ibic pi.blic policy would be to 'have the ccur. e of the river inve.-:- tigaled with a \iew t.i fnding some po'nt. as at the'entrance of a gorge, where a powerful arch could be constructed to retain the flood water i BONUS FOR LEk ft t ten a s Railway Up Duncan Valky.���A Mini for Camda. Ottawa. May 17.���!I..n. Mr. FiehP iii�� lris> Hiwn notice of the folloxxing ri'wilntii.n : "That Ihe Oovernor-Getieral-in- loxvn'vites and'other jirrxju-i lies nf (hat >ie;-ei ijitiuji. ' Ue will pc: f .;��� V -n -\ ��� ���I In i-duties a< may b ��� a-si^-i"d to lii.n t'l'.nii lime to linn- hy the piv-iilenl. ��� T.ic longest train ever li uileil on the Northern Pacific railway left .J.iin'rs,- toxvn Friday I'm Far^o, in eliai'if" of Engineer D.ilx.'-ll ,-nid (.'.nidneloi' IV1- inor(>. The t rain cou-i-l.'d <.f 12") box ens. live i.f \i l.ich wen. lo.-nleil. ' ft Was 7),()',)() fr-el lolltf, '2 '>') fed lc-s tllilll il niilc. The 1 i'.i ii) xx as b.-ittleil by one of the new co npntind locomotives i-eeeiil. | ly purchased hy the company. latently the Great Northern hauled a trail of 11) cats, and Ihe DurliiiKion one of 120. hut the Nm ihcrn Pacific enjoys the distinction of, hauling what is believed'lo be the h.n^i st train on recoid. ���J3HJI.V. PcffKS PROPRIETOR y-AnOE- AXD AVELL LIGHTED J, SA.MPLK liOO.MS. Heated Ly ' VS hut u-r and electric bells and light in every room, i'reo bus meets all trains. REASONABLE, RATES. Night Grill Room in connection for the , convenience of kuc.-Is arriving nnil departing by night train*. Hourly street car belxvei'ii hotel nitil .-tntioii. ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� REVELSTOKE, B. C. mcrj effective method of dealing i with the problem if investigation should,?11'!-" feasibility and the work ' . .on? \ ould be done for all tiui3 in i Lice of the never,, ceasing drains on ihe public treasury for what is to a large extent merely patch work. 'I IIy ���' ,JIONTIxKALyAGKXCY., ���''������"���A'.'jroKiiii'& Coi, Agents. V V ,D(.'sb;inu.iAih'i'i:iJsing Agency. , ailail'^ 'ai-'Bi'OKAXElAGENCY.'"',': -.. -.o"-,:. ''���'���''. '"���., ��������� .������ .��� aa:.a aa' ������,. ��� a ���'������������i'Alcxiiiitl'crl''i&' Co., Advertising Agent-, oil ''First av'c.,', - .yaya.aa..,, ���..py y.y.y.,aa. - lyyalyyasivx-KiYANciscoiAcncNCYay^ a ll'/ (.'.'illakcy Gliinit GJ .Met'cliiintri'Kxcliiiiigi' - Agent-. .;ryy iiyVVy .ali-'.'..'.. 'iyy iPiyyvV. V,";������ "'y;.yV'NR\v YOi;K,AGicxcYi Ileiiiitiatoti'nrop.i 310 Broadxvuy.y and Sprea 1 il Over an area of COUll- j Council may amlmiize the payment nf trv ;is ;i lake, which would in turn j tin- fullowiii^ lioiioties mi K-.nl n-iined tcr'a luallv drain off a '��� lhe wafer \ '" Canada, ii-,,ni ni.-ii.-ii.ils proditced in c , , ' ,, , . ,,, ' , j l',in,-idi in -im ll.-i-, I'r.'iiii ('.iiiadi.-iii lead v.-cn down, i his would 'be a much , . , ni.-: On I'x-i-iy tun nl lend r.-ltn-'d din- iiiji I In- c-il'-nd-ir yeiir 1 ill 12, Jji."); on/nvry t I I.miI dni in- ]:)().'!, y-l; for ll.tfl. $:f; tor i:)()j, .52; lor 1007, $1. Tlie'hntlnUeM -h.-ill be paid li,ill'.yeatly on the firi-t day of July and J.itinniy of each year; in.' liiinl Mim privnlile in such liniiiities will not exceed ijlUO.OiK) in each year, and S.jO.OOD in ench bull year. Iflhe -iiin paid in one half year is slim t of $ol),U0U, I hen t bi-.li.iliini-e can go to lhe next half year." lion. Mr. Blair, Minister of Il.iihvay-", ha-, yhvn notice of ,-i tesoltttion to ^nmt a Mib.-iily, nol exceeding ^OfJ.OlC, for a railway from Duncan Luke lowanls LimIo or Ai row,Luke, B.C., t'ui a di-laiici" nolyxc.-'.'diiiK MO miles. Hon. Mr. Fieldinjt iiilrodticed n Bill llii- a 11 .'���laini'ii t'l-r the .-.-vl ;i bli.-hinellt ol How a Market for Lead Can, Be Estib/.'sfnd In Canadi. C'IU0l*LAT10N. ti is inleiciiii.g mid in.sli ticiixn to follow the. iifner.uy of the lead I It U ii pmilticed lioin ihe mints of,- Uriliih Columbia. A wre.lc ago a cut go of 2,700 lon-v nf 13. C. lead was shipptd fiom St. Jwhn.v" In. D., to Antwerp. Fiom .Viitx\ei-|i it was disttibuled to i lie, lead works, for which . Jielgiiim i-> Doctor of Optics. W.J. Harvey, F.O.M.C.I., Prol'essoi of Opht b.-tlinoloi.ry, Uoclor of Optic" and 'Scientific Optician, will beal'E M. Alliiin'n j.-xvel.'iy store, on Sittn- ihiy. May 25ih, for the pnipo.se of lilting spectacles and dnin;j ^'enei.-il optical work. Dr. Harvey holds l't-tter- of Iecoiiiniend.ition from iiiatty p.'f- sons in Canada"nnil the U. S. who have been relieved from (.(implicated viMtal defects, and their si^ht completely reslore.l aj;ain. " , .Tin: !1Co()Ti:xay,:.Maii. has' ii (li'st.-clns- cir- lciiliii.ii)ii''ni Uiu Oil vol' liev.iilsl-'iko''ini.l -ur- , ... roiiiiliiii^' (lisli-icliiin.l iil.vir.iit, t..ic nillii'xin.'.- ' |'.iunill-, nmi there It is iii.inul.ict nrco '���','';'L'.'^.:.--:.i,.:'-', '-."''yy ;l .',,;?'I.,a:syi ; i i ii li i the xniimis compounds used fm . .""Albiil-i. CmiylJIl ������ ��� : : l!.0ciilcwiu.-t,a' '��� , ' . . "': tfliicii'i' '���"������''������- '���:': '��� ��� . I.iigeisl'uss y-: iiialiin^ pain's lor 'jilu-iibiiig and b r "y^W^heiiiy^ I ""'��������'��� co.nniei-cii.1 purpose-. After it ' y: i'iiiiiiililix ', Va:y a: ,;.('iiiiih()riiua a, . has pusstid Llitoii^'i these xxmks the '-.'���.' Ti'iii'it. taUo.f'llv ':.' .'-IVrguson.������'.','.'.'���.-.: , , . �� ��� i- . -i . i . .^,:.i.lJiil"yoii'-lUii:'H|ii-fntP-Xiitiisi.'. v'a'yl:: 0 , I lead, in Us new form, n iltsli ibtited to yyalati'toiiCily y yayl-'irc \ itlcy.y;; v , i|,0 diflerent, nrirkei^ of Eninpe. and li^y~���:-p^y-y^r"^~y^'~V^~y^ it. i-- from these that Canada obtains ���yw'.icii'oss.yMi Da her xvhile lead .ind niher lead p-o.'lticls, The distance i rn veiled from thu mines lil ..SUllC!E^^;���To;���T.HR���q:���P^������|^>;C^IlX.flKf^I.Tll jn 15,-^i^i, C.iltnnbi.i to Europe and yv^iyviyyyyvyy-^^1'.'- 7k77y ' i,���.'.it tl. c.-iun.i.. i- 10,000 miles. ��� pfllcetlTiiylor nioelry^Iackeiizie Aveintc. ���ii- ���fAitVEYyk MeCAirXERy: if we iveie, able, lo smelt, tcliiie and m a nit fact ure our lead into commercial forms in Cauda, coinn'ieiiis"llie Toronto World, \vt! 'would ,s.-ix-(- the cost of this yvvyviyyasl^^ j (Miiinre.us tiiui^poiliition and the ex yyVVybKnfe j p(illM/jncJ,|,-i,u| ,��� (|l(. |���',iiluci pis-in- ,.,;���.���";. .a.a,a.. : a .' a ���'Si 0,1.1'., I*. X-. ���. :������������������ I I ' ' , ihriui^li so ininy bind-; llien- is onite enough lead in it.s xiniotis fmiiis :>H THE BOER WAS. Cape Toxvn, May 20. ��� Genernl Blood has just co-ioluded a, sttccessfti inoxeiiient' iiguiiisi, the, Boers in Not thorn Trims van I, ' The Biil'ish columhs eiiL,ri^ed in the operatii nscoxeicd ii xx ide. urea, routing ,-ili i he co ii ni ui'loes th.it opposed them, a .Mini. Tin- .iiiiin.il co.st \iotihl be j (1I���J uiijiiuiing a thousand Ijneis ntnl n abotii $7.f,()!);) ji.-r imilium. It was pio- ' 'jrnmt'iju unity of supplies, stocks and wagons in tlu\0\minus districts, ' Uetier.'d Viljnhn abandoned (-.very- thing, but succeeded in making 'his escape xvith a few mounted men. Lord Kitchener reports to tha war ollice under dale of Ptduiia, May IS, as follows: "An ariuniod irain has been dymi iniled south of Anietiean .Siding. .M.-ij it- Ileal h, of the 'South ban oanliires. was killed." r' a a "WHOLESALE Wine&XiquopMepehant TRAL HOTEL. E$sra^.,v>? -r ..'^���,'r T7���r.. "'���"r7.''TT'i'T''."vV,?::SS^ A Hnfl AI ABRAHAMSON BROS. PROP'S. l. Fiist-cliici* in every respect. All iiiotJern cor.\eiiience8. Lai go sample rooms. Fire pi oof safe. Free 'bus nie.ets all trains. Minusy'to loiina ','(-��� ���'���'''������-yy ���'���' a,y . ()lllv.-iis: I tevolstolcei D. C.; .Korl Steele, R C. a Gii6vt!.*McOAin-iin.i- '." a.aalicvclst.ukcylt C, J. A. ilAuvuvy , ��� ,-, . ��� ,i -: l-'oi'tSteele, 15. C. ! "���(: I in Canan i to Jtislity I In- e.sl.iii. po.-ed to locale it at Ottawa'. Colli -ih er and copper coins will he made. As, lo the nsMiy office, iiolhitiK will lie done ihi? year. The Government is undecided whether to locate it in r),i\x >o\t or in Bi it Lsh Columbia. JIow- exi-r, ''iii(]iiii y, will be made this summer by Sir Wilftid ham ii-r a nil Hon. Mr. Sil'ton on their trip lo the co.-t.-t, ;ind,,i decision reached befoi e next vi'ii-iim, when pioxii-ioii foi an assay O.Tlre \x;i'l be niaih'. The inere,i-e ol'se-vinual honcr.trium from $1000 to SI n(J') ha- been adoiited. I l.ui. i). Mills, leaxes mi June fit Ii lot ��� Rutland lo f.-pi e.-ent C.iuiul.i .-it tin- Colimi.il conference ic.specliny lhe,, i-i'pi e-i'iit.ii ion of Canada .in I lie judicial cmiimillee of the Privy Council. i i '.Me. Bbiii i-xplaiii'-'d I lint 'di-liii^iii-K'- i'd eoiiii-'l i.\ ill be ,'ip| i.itiled to draft a bill [ii ( rente ii liiihvay (.-i>;i]inicr-icili. RAIL AND STEAMER er same nianap:euieiit, QUEEN'S HOTEL, . il a. ���r^ L '^ M-^ 'O .My SGOTT,yB.AV:hL;iJ. a,a:'y .'BARilVdTK.'V. ���".��� Solicitor, i'Notaky ���'���,..���, -y -Va-a ]JU],jiiCa'jrTC|; ;',;,;������' i- Th ��� Manitoba Ha'.'w.iy bill ha- fii.al- Itslimeiit of a lead inilitstiy Mich as is 'curieil on in IJe'iyiuin and Oreut Britain." L lead and m'n i \ nine of 8-13(57.9 Go, the bulk of \\ hicli j I., h.-t? been ,-i p.ini n t <���<.! depot ticket /ist \ear 'Can.id.i' iinpuilcd ; ���>" I'""if,'l ln'' honi'nion L\n liitinmil. nnuf.ictuie.s theteuf to the i Mr'. B i rnali, of CI iirloll^lov. n, P. E. '.���into froin Gieat ljiitnin. The. ;*nr- ,i''..|-.tat \'aiicoiivi-r. IMcKenzie Ave,, Kevel.-toke, 13, C ', ernment has otny !o say ihe wonl, .ind a ]'.'���"'���.'���',-" ' ail this biiiiiiH.s.s xxi',1 be triuisfei'ri-d .-it .Sii;ierin!eni!'jt,y hem ard of YYinni "A: n. iiocDicii pi'?, -ay-v no 'a.i.-i-l.iiit stipi l inlettili lit i once to C.iii.-nit. The dem-ind for jead | u.;n |,L,',.i;,;loi!]|(.,| theie at | reMMt. ! in Canada will inereitMi vet v rapid Iv. ' ' ' , ' c , , ,���, ,. '. , -��� ,- ' IheCt-ixxV A.--t a mliiern un ! Llie cotiiilrv is ni.ikiiiu taptd st i ides , , , , ,..,. ,,rii,, een dropped at Olt.iwa In citil'-e ol Un IS Ainu of- aili T^DWARDiA. HAGGBN,, ; it..:-, to.i-; ti " on. I'i id.iy, .'ind every- ;l.iu'_'. incl'i lio-JT l.l)i" couiiiany'a books AXAhYTlCAL ���CIIKJUST AND- , , a,,a',y yyyvy, Ass'AYKni ��� ay :i, ' ^'������wi"'. ;l"'l ��* ^usinn^.w.i ^ ....; ^^ [() n c,m;u|ill) ,(,M, mi. ' ���'��� riovnl School of 'Win js, London; III a;:v ! llie uiei.ih, fpectinv ot iron.' sieul, Sovuti yciirsat'3Iort:i NVorks, Swutisea. ., ' ,. . i., . i ,.,' , ;,,; Hi tt:;| |,e ���, Mim-r-. ..Sovcnlociilycar.i Chief .Chumlsf to W.igan , t��iti-J(i, l��.���� ��.m tn^e.. �� ..i it i ...Mitiu- l\\ n uiore CoiiWinit Iron Co.aKng.'::, : aa;-y :- |,,,K(. ,t, t��� wan-.int our takmv nuid ot , liV-' L- L ��� iv- '������l( ,w' " ^ L^r' 1JK,1L . a LiuoClieinistiuid As.-,-iyoivTIiill;Minca,.Lt:l. ,, . ��� , ���..;,. ,,..' ,, ;���.������ ^,,.-,., jiiii-is to ih" Emtiriv-s fleet, the new ��� Kvcrvdul^riptioii of aiiisiv}' and iititilyliair ''b these iinitiviie- ot, ,i .m ��e s.-ut. _ . t "M-orktiiiHci-uikuri." I y: > : y I. '���:'��� Tlie encnui,i"enifni of liio ifi.id indus i,"n::< 1() be 1 .r-;. r .Mid luster tliau lite j aaClnitii's exii'iniiied niid reported,upon. . " . . , ��� ������y., ��-|,;..��� ",". UlvVKbSTOIvKi It C. . -yy a try is a tiiitursl s^j-n-nce '-t^ tlie S-" I'-1 ���" '"c ��� ,,_^:^_iy_^..__-vy._v.y.Via���:.a.y...:..��y:: | ernment'- u'eneifM poiicy. 1'ndt-r :!iat Tii" C. P. II .-t.ilion nl Slocan Jutit ��� 'police Canadi ln< inni furiMCs ii , iipcintioii ;ii ^\dney. Mid.and. S uii I :y y , .' IJIJ^ING yhlNCJlNIvKli,', ::f; .'��� ;-8te. Marie and other point-:'-u.<l i-s to | -.va-i-i.n-inui il i.i the fl lines. v|l (McmyAiifei-iciuiytiiptitutoi^Iiii'iiKllui-.ncerti 'haxe sleel riiil plants at the 8'jo and' ,.',,.. .f,. ,v,is blow n open nl, lhe C. P. . CELERY i '���> �� ** i l ' COMPOUND ������ Tho Popular Medicine With the People and Tie Medical Profession. A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY & A HOUSEHOLD BEAUTIFIER. A dry powder put up in 5lb. packages and ih 25 beautiful shadcs.o When house cleaning" be sure and use fl/JURALO ai)d have some- ��� thing for your work. Easily applied and wont rub off. McLennan, McFecly & CO. Ltd.,122 Cordova St.; Vancouver, B. C. , (Jleni'.��� ���Ctimuliii!i',,iUiiiiiig IiiHlitute.) ���,a.iy,y'i'aal ifEVKLSTpKE, B;.CV ., y"���������������' i alisatiiiiKitioi'i of niid rcpofts .on, Jlinoral Pro- a .'.���.'���������.' ,���'.'.���.���:.' I'icrtico a ^pcciiiiry.' y '. ;teydney. If the ^oxemmfitit'- poiicv i Miliiiil one in reyu.i to iio'i and .-tee' i-k- lite Win Id, \x hy >ho'i!<i it ti"t !���' ...o-iaov sound in te^.iii ��� ��� ie,.'! .' Tin On'y a line and effective remedy could conlir.ue as Ptiine's Celery Con:" pound h.-ts done, lo ho'd ils higirplace in the estinialion i f tl:u ablest., physi- ci.-tn.s and of tie li r.s of thousand-- of b'iisy nien and women whose only mean's of judging is from the actual results in their own homes or among their friend-. Xo remedy was ever so highly lecoiiMiieiided, because no oilier ever achieved mi many wonderful vie- lories,over di-eit'i1 and deitlhi For feeding eshatisU'd net ves, build- | iiif,r up' the .-tt-eiiglh of lhe body, giving I a healthy mid nitlural nppelil'-,and as n piomolel of I eft oiling t>leep, J'ailieV Ci'leiy Conipotind M.-imh to-day with- (int an ((jtial in t he world. .Mrs. Garland, 075 Crawfotd Street, Toronto, gives her expeiicnce with Paine's Celeiy Compound as follows : " Ytiur f'iiine'.-. Celeiy Compound has innM wop.det fully iinpniv, tl my In-all h. Before using it my appetite a.r"i;l at-'i'.oonio, li.t-, bi'.-n nppoiiiied i was poor���nlino.-t (^one ; 1 was weak CARPETS, ART SQUARES, .. RUGS, ' �����' LINOLEUMS, ��� WALL PAPERS, ��U&fe CURTAINS, ETC., ETC. Everyllihitf lo iunush a Hoir.c in 1r.0J.cst or elaborate style. Write for our J ��oi Cala'.oxuc- --free, it contains 1000 illustrations, all priced, Complete Furnishers, Victoria, B. C, THE PROSPECTORS' EXCHANGE. Vo. -1 IC.-W.-0. BLOCK. NELSON. B. C. fluid. Silver-brad and Copper Jliiics xviintcd nl Hie KXClfANOK. l-'ItKH .Mil,IjIXO 0DI.U jiroiiorLlcs wimtcil nt (nice for Kn.slei-1) investor.-. . , lJnrtlc-x li.-ivlii;; inliilnir propt-rtj- fm- .-iiilo tire rciiucslcil to scud sninplcs ot. their ore to tho EXC|[ANCil5foroxlul)ltl(in. All Mitnplc- .shoul.l liu sunt by expross, PltKPAll), Uui-R'bpoiidcnuu vjollolicd, Address till cuiiiiniinlcalloiiii lo H. station al But!". .Man., and the j1 c-.iiii.;i :-. $-'''', siolcn. Ther" was ' ' yiO'Jd in lb" 'rile lb" d.i.V bi-f. .fa. .Mi, C K-. Biuiiifi'���-, late ciLy ticKi'l Telepliono Ko. 1.1, 1��. 0, Bos 700. ANDREW P. nOSfflNBERGER, Koleon, JJ.0. "n c\ n /3 �� k i ^ ���;' TIIUUSD'.VY.'JhVY^.IKlOl',' i ' Tins.: is ;.y<oii.i^. to Jo a. banner year for lie Lit rdeau. Jn addition y-to the railway Ik-tween Trout Lake City' undy,the' Iie.itl of Kootenay' ��� Lake" i.'he'in'j:. eonstructed, the ij)i,- ir..vr-inii..-iit ..����:���� t". i-iii-i" t.'ia! Can- (() j.c.vlr. ,i-i-l.mL I .mil debilitaled, mid . suffered frtini ad i will not detn-e o'le-li'i.t the l)('iielit fi'<im luiiif't'd. wealth u,il-��-s it. 'in-i-t on the product" "f m-'ncs Leiuu' - ������ , , ,,���,.' ii ��� ��� . r ��� i i ,,.,j,],.���i���r ii,,, V.mv V.-ilv. Cenii-il lo ;t- i have i ecommeitiled it to my ���.un'.:ed un to tm-ir ue.-t bnisheil I l .'-nleu' "t t n- ... h l . i k i > m i ��i in .' , ��� i" ,i ������ ��� ,-,i . , I.,.,.,..,,,, i,!���,.-Klin,i il' tin. A>in.i if a;', tneiK", mid ihi'V al sticaK highly ol sh.ir.e w it lit .n ill" .i'iii's ���'���! ���'he coitiit i i. o"u.-ni'" pn.-uiii.i ���'( no nmiiiiii. < . , , ., r ��� , 1 , ^ ' ' LofMiiniive M.n|ai.yi.it a s.il.u v i.f il"' ''^"llH >v(-i'i\ eil (roui it. J u i.-h gf-u.'i.il p i--.'i.g'-r agent at N'.ittci.ttver. ' pani'* 'in the head. I'.dne's Celery .Mr. y. II. C dlo-A.iv h is- i-e<.i gned n- ' Coiii|i(iiind does nil I Inl is claimed for , : gas Wliiu i ,- uumn ( I f and with it Comes the question of where' you can pnrelutse to the best ulvantagc A NEW SPRING SUIT. We have just opened up our Spring Stock' of Suits, Pants, Shirts, etc., and feel safe,in saying that we , can more than please you in thoselines. Wc'also carry the SLATER SHOE, . Needless to say our Groceries are always satisfactory. Drop in when passing and see for yourselves. Costs you nothing to see goods. No trouble lo show thciUi KOQTEHAY APPOINTMENTS, I w��'���' >-������ ��� Tin-C f. It. b ix." -ii id" Ih" g.n'cn- oil'"', an v if. r in I ,:,!,! I In- pot: ion ol ata-s b. iiainiton, of io.ldi-'ii. to .,,���(������,,.,.K. r ,., ,v ,. ,, | |���., ,, t! i;aiii"'s C'dery Coinpouiul the success A i<{> i ichlv d.-ei vc..." ,.^��.�� ���. ch.-uies ]���:. ii ��� t ' be deputy l'"-t-(i,il" t.i tin: Cn.iiM Vd.i'i i ,!'.���' ( ii If ��� n-k ,iih!.-i I ., ., . . , , .. eotirr. d.ptiiv .e��isi,..rof tlipsiip.-..i,,��. ��� 1Ul, ,.f tlll. r ,.., ,x A,.t ,,....,.,i | ,-i ' minioii'CTOvtrrnimeiit hayca.jo'niade ,Wni, mid o'. puiv milling if-oider at . . , \. ... :P ���--���-��� , ' ��� ��� -i*--.|< 'J:. >'provision .for a iubiitlv for a rail- Golden. ,,wav through.the yallev of the Dun- /;'"" E/'.'1 c,|iP":;'!1' ['' l<'"'���"< U) \" .. . i , ��� , :r,-'---. v- J, golf cotiiiiiis-i'.in'r tor I ne Ainsworto, ,,,.,.,, , can. ,>o doubt thrGrua:^ortlKm ri|������,in (1|llJ jj.,,,,,,, C:,iv mining di w ,e,f. the (. i". n. h-.i.- .r. i.-ud ... Iwili proceed with the construction vi,!,,,,-; as^i-unt, cnnin.isMnnct of, ,i!,',|i": a 01 that ECCtion oftheir road. ' lands and wuki and government ���>'"!'���������'1 . ������'������i :' . n��ciit fni the Slocan tiding \ii.e J, A .'''"" ''il!l z:\SENSAT10NALCfiSE r Front Street, Revelstoke, B.C. ORIENTAL NOTE EST . I'iiuii, -i i' A Yi ."'' ii iw iy Itif t ii - \\j hat I'.ynj- a. " '-1 j y I'-. > !y at I-',c'd, ll.'ie in '' ���-. ; i ;,: - Mi g-.-.^-of :;, ., .I- -(. employed lii ti," , i..',-: i ���;; I fei'.f Young Woman Located at Kam* loo; g, -' ' A What com d(-p..li'h, dattd May 17, (i;.v: This n oiuiug, Slierifl' J ably furnished with the choicest the market affords. Best Winey. Liquors, & Cigars. Rates $i a daw Monthly rale,- -������ ��� '"' -'TUB DomiilioJi-Gbveflimeilf-have Turne,: V,ipe,,rJi uy m-.^rr....,; H.id'^-i'';^ .'��"�����;; '���;;'; ��'���;'' ;;,::^^'', B.^in.eie.rnphed fi,.,,. Ktrntl....,,, | . . ... ,.'.:.'���; , , i n-'dsti ai- of I trtli-,. de.itha and mar : 'l(''" 1"1' "'* ���'".''���"" n t.io, jj. c,,- mat he hid Jocaled Kacliiicl .acted haiidspmcly ym granti.i.ig the I ij;ij,^ fo|. H]tlCtilli , .,,,Wiyyi ih�� l.irn": i.t.-idi-Mo; to ,i- _ j;(;,,ri ,lhrj u,)U!,l hiiu- her bad.- (his j ,'rjonU'S fbl" silver-lead refining a? | Alexander Lur-,-w, of ft,i sin, to b- ii-Nwho ��� '.morning. She is the 10 \ ear old ��iil,j 'asked for' bv it he recent delegation mining i reorder for the. Ainswoitlii The fi,ll"-,iin^ cin nbii- Ini' b". ���/; | mi 'Ali'i-e. c.nirifil' lint ciiniinul clnuges 1 from ���"'the'' Kootena-V, 'this is ihe- ' mining dixis-nrj; regi-.trar '.f crmntv i n'ci'iv.'d fiom lhe h-,.d ( fflce of i!,,., wcic filed iig.u'nM l)"i nnid Brooks,/in/1 . yp"' 77.' '7.'-." ,' ', . ��� ", eoui f; regi-lrar of stiprerne, couit al ' C. P. R. r-^'.irdin'/ Mi, Wlul"-. uyw Mil:" Vui h on,. of Bluiiif, and who, -Sllycr ..lining .in UlC -COUCl-Ot the K^,(|. ,:rir, (.;)|]t;c(o|. (li U)t(M fljr ; |KM,lin���. Win. WlnH. i.|,i,,l, n, th.ee. vnh ..��o, when the I,inl of the Wholesale and Retail !eat Merchants. iilver-lead pcritlOll, and Will result ftlocan liding. ! lhe pie-ideni, will aihi-c anrl ihii.i -iMiiived xx'm near at Inind and the put, i 111' ir.ili:C-:*.��IC benefit to, the industry. ' Ilany U'n'^hr, of N""l-oti, n.i..ing the pi-.'sril'-ii: in all m 11 *��-1 -> conu.-ied fiinniiioned, h-ft ii note In her -li.sler. I '������.'hili ���'hc'ckn'i'atin'.' the niHohief rercuder, to be iis-cssor and collectot which, has been wrought by'.-the for N"N"" r}irft,ict' lt*ani wMnm nimm nHUmmnil American fJmelter Trust in its attitude lo'ivr-r^jf ..pj'iljslj C'olUl'iibin Andic'.v (J.irni'i^if iris pfivn ijJl') IK)(),�� 0(10 |o estitl.li-ih I'tee educ.il ion in four ^vrdrir^.rviKiih'^ i, llh col'iui/, ilion, )iio|io-"d exteii'ious , s iUlii< sh(" could not leslil'v iigainsl ' of Un. loiiipaiix'- rail'vav M'-.|.'in, I li- ��� [ Uiool-'--, mid disappeared. The sheiiflj ..' , i r* -\ 1 ��i ii'vi'iopiueni ,.f ii,d���-i,i,M ���i������K' ii���. in,-,found that.si,e vv.,,diivrn K. .\i, jHead Omce. Abattoir Oiiid'Oolabtorage: ''., '. company'- line-. Hi" "sl.ibli-ninent ol boisfuid, I! C, b>' u cili/.en of What j ' ' ^ ' .',,.'' ;'. com, and ha'l bei n sin"1 concealed in | '''"��� , ' .^Eas<Galgary, Alberta iieiv liti-iness cuiiiiecl iotivi and the ml- i|liiiiiiii��ii��ll.'vf-iHiv "i;vu��|��aiiyV. |a|j^ 'IvmHlyi'l'-i W,J! > i\ U'l, mamkummtmiimmsessilSXS "?^t: SOB THE KOOTENAY MAIL n �� Kootenay Lodg-e *ffVir No.l5A.F.&A.ftI. A Beautiful Easravins o First class sleepers on all trail)*, Tourist Cars Pass i.cvelntoke Daily for St. I'.ml, Fridays for Montreal anil Jloston,, ' Sundays ami Tuesdays for Toronto. Trains for Kootenay Points ��� ' 0 t ... Leave Kevelitoke at S:10. Main Line 1-ni.t , D.ULY'TIIAIXS taOOarr. Itovelstqkc S.201v, Kcvclstoko For i-atcs, tickets, and full Information apply The rc��Ularnieetingi are held in the Masonic Temple. I'ourne ,-^^yr~,niontb at ' ji p. m. ��� Vi-iliiiK brethren cordially xx-eleomed. G. S. McCJAUTEiJ. Skchiit.ahv. REVEL "3TOK3 L0D3S, I. O. O. F��� JTo. 25. ^rs J&^-rtt Itearnlnr meetiiiEr* are held '-S-s5nn��W5��*&< in O.lilfclloxv.-' mill every #V^^S^^(pix'niiir5lay nisjht at. eiirht ^Hsj^f^tr^ftiscX o'clock. Visiting brothers- , J-.-.--��'!.������ i?^-^ cordially welcomed. fi. WATEilSOX. X.O. ��� J. A. STOXK, F.S. -^r_-- ii. x. counsiEn, n.s. SELKIRK LODGE, NO. 12, I. O. O. F. Meets every Tuesday evening in Oddfellows" z?, ^Ilall at 8 o'clock. -"'*" i)Viiitin�� brethren cordially mxitid to at- faSili r;' , 'J ' For Only 10 Cents. ?Ri!hj| i I r f ti t i isks and suffer any -xl r -mes ol" fatigue I adjured to develop the different lend. A.K. KIXCAID, X. G. J. MATHIE, Sec. LOYAL .to T. VV. BRADSHAW, Aci.��. ' ' Revelstoke. E. d. COYLE, A.'G. P:A., Vancouver. OBANGB,, LODGE NO. 1653. lingular meeting^ arc lit-lil in llie Oddfelloxv'o Hull on tho 'i'liird Friday of each month, at 8 p. in. sliarp. Visiiing brethren cordially invited. TII0A STEED, \Y. M. AV. G. UIHN'EY, Rec, See. ' COURT MT. BECBIE , I. O. F, No. 3JIG1. .Meet* in tho Oddfoloiv* [Hall on tho second and fourth Mondays of cacl month. Visiting brethren Invlt'jd to attend. All ox'cr llie world lhe,=c pictu'.������-�� xvill be sold "Xdiic- knexv her Inn 10 love her: Nunc named her but It, pr-ii.-'.*.'' Time an* ten iiiiilu :i peoole in l ho I'nitoil .-latc-s 'Cid C.ui.id.i xx Iio x-. ill cull xx.iiii oik o: llie-e lit.iii'ifu! picl'.ne-. 'J hex ;i '0 fiiil *������/.-. l.lxii. Ni. evjii-ii-,' !.,i- Ijj.n -pued ' and lie-picture i- xxejl worthy ��:" n hanu-omo j frame. ' Au'ciit-. can <cll l/J.iday. samples by j Mail, po-t "paid, P c. ' j 1 doisn picture-, 7.5c. .<e!: for 51.20. profit. -Tic. ! .jJrjiUiiiv-v S3 in - Sj.'U - SJ.mi j li.O* " 5j.0J( " Si!'.'"") '��� ?j.(0 | Iklter order l'TO at one:- and -trikc-xvliik-the j Iron is I3o;. The liim-to .eil t:o'.,d-)- xxlicn i the people ��ant them. They want tl,em now, Tii ID ver tngmeer- p fahst Complete West cf Montreal. HOME NOVELTY MFC. COMPANY, P. O. Sox CIS. Dept. C3i, CHICAGO, : : ILL. Attack of Royal Canadians at QOBAN STEAMSHIPS Royal Mall Linns. Olioapcst Routo to the Old Country. ALLAX'LIXE-From Montreal. Xn mid Ian ��� .'.,.'��� May'W.h I'.ll-lililll, J"'iu '}-} Sjiliiui .. "" Corinthian ! ��� ��� ' ��� ��� ��� '���'���" Tunisian , ��� ��� Xuiuidiiin ��� ��� ��� ' ���'. " DOMIXIOX IdNF.-Frofii Portland. Dominion Jll"�� 'H Ciirnbromnn D ��� ��� - ��� Vancouver ��� ��� ��� , ��� BEAVEU LIXE-From Montreal. Lake. Ontario ��� ��� i- ��� " May Cith tj,.s. I,u>il>uiia ��� i ��� Luke Chaniplnin ��� - . ��� LiikeiMcpuiuov"- ��� )jiki)Sii|iurioi Lake .Sinicoe P.mcneers ticketed IhroiiRli to all.parts ol Grunt Uriiiiin and Ireland, ami at specially low rules to all parts of llie European continent. Apply lo nearest railway or steamship agent or to T. W. BRADSHAVA Agent. Rovelatokc. ' ���'' S. S. " Lardeau." V �� rt I ������ ^ Himiiins between Arro-.vliead aiia'Thoiiiwii'." Jjiii-liiij? coiniiicnciiib' ���'��!>�� ^< H|J|). xvi.Uall as fiill.nv.- (weather punuittiiiK): ' Lc-avi! Arrowhend for Tliomson's Landing nn. 11'lininpllx at "k- daily. Leavo Thom-on's Landlup and Crimaiilix-fni- AiT"w|icad at lfk. daily, connectinfc,' Willi all i . I'. H. trniin and boiU-i. ; Tl.n owner" reserve the right to change tinier of sailiiiif.'. without notice. THE Flll'yJ ltOBIXSOX LUMHF.Ii CO. L'TD.- F, IIOIUNSUX, ��� Maiiitt'lnw Ulrcctor. The pi'c-ei.t i-a time when war pictnres are in greater deniiinil liiiincxer. The ciinduvl of the Uritiv.li -oldiers on the haltklk-Id h.-ii V/on th3 plaudits ut iKimiriiif: nation-. A\'i- 1>j\\ t; nf ureal expense published tour i.-irt''-. i�� uulifnl liictiiTf. ^iz.l -J0.\"'l, on heavy, -upci line, e.ili n- dered paper. A picliiro that xvi.l uuiiiincnd it-elf and send a thrill to the heart, of uwy truo t'iinadian i- the ouo called Attack'ol Royal Ouaisclians at Paardobcrg. ihorc are lit rally hundred-, of ti^iins on this piclurc. the niriiindfins or kopjecs stri idling out ir.to the .li.-tiin^e are swnrmi'tr with men, while hero and there a pro-tiaie figure speaks only ton well of llio liner, r fa men. It xxas on this o.itilelichl the gallanl Majo? Arnold nut .ieatli iiiifliiii-liiiiuly. It i^ only tootnielli.it many ul lliosc t'ullniit h, inii that beat "o hitth xvli(.ii iho cheering thouBanca Imdo thim God spcod us l hey -aileil fn.ui I'ntiiicl.i's shores iinw lie-til, forexur in luiiely Krave.s on the oilier si le of ,tho world under Afrieun skies. To ovcx-y CnnaUianli.jari, in ovury Ca:ir.- dlin hOir.c, the ilcul-,of their br.ix e snliiii'i- ' biivs. opv.;.li; willi un irresistible thilll of i*��,trioti8;ii and rr.'da. Go:Con Sigiiiuna-' ii'S at ih3 Bavfc.o ot B-slaiont. Charffins tho Soar Gim^ n,5 Klandsiaugce, r.nfi the Cliarga. of Goaoral' Frcnoh's oavairy on' tho Kotreatins Gonoral Cror.Je's Army. Thesoaie nil stirring pietnrea and uiiuinl fmU to cnniineiid thein-clvcB to any onu xvlio will7' I'Miniiiiethcm. 'Jhi-.v uic RED KOT fcELL- ERo! Agents coin money. M(J protlts. I'DiiormmiH success, ('ue iiijent sold nS In one layV Sample and term- ao cents (none rrcel: TUBS���. fiS'Wl/ ft /l S0 &$' fi $ S /oi.i-'forli,. ee.it.-: SI...0 per d../.cii-, 25 tor S175; / H fc LSffY LUUNUI' ",ii for So; Hill for S.i.51 Write to-day lor n tl, ���-" 1^ ^ B H U WWW/��Vfw lo.ien and make nimuy. | . * HOME NOVELTY ��.: COMPANY, BOS 513, Dipt. C3i V, ' The English (Juiiipaiiy, known ,-is the Engineering Works Limited, who recently put chased the engineering litisi- iipss nf ArniMrong ;ind iMnn ison, of Vnncniiver, hiixv let contracts for tlie erection of a new fyitnilry. The liuild- ingwi.l lie ,-i steel sii uettt'i-e, find 11 e foundry xvill he oper,ited entirely hy conipri-.ssed nir. A .travelling crnne will he fitted up to !-erve all pttt ts i f, the lullndry. The new linn have nl.-o let. In (he American Biidge Conipnny, of iJinni-.- ,jipohs, ;t contl-.iet for tlu-'.-upply of the steel sti iicliire fnr ;i tu-\v ni.-ichine hliop, which will ;ilso he pruvided will) ;i I ravelling ci-.-tni.. The Vancouver Kngincei ing X'x'oi k- li.-ive just purch.'isi'd iihout $2i),(J(,'() h ni-lli of new lii.ii I line (mils, a no' li.-ix e ol I.lined fri'in the.]. F. IDgati Oonip.-iiiy, nf Cincinnati, n full i ipiipnieiil of lhe Idlest piittfi-niiiuki-i-s toul,-. 'J'he fii in will have the lies! (tptipped I'.nindi y -i11tl engiiieei ing' e.-hilili-hinent'we.-t of Mi ml i en I ii nil will iiuike'ijiicial lent in es ". '- ot llie eoHnli y re| nir, lr,u!i',,!niii'ii'nc* tine of hydraulic pipingnnd pl.mi, and tniuiiig iiiiteliiiiei'V. and exiio^ur -. All railroad employes linve in ^!l���������.���,���,v these qualities to scum; extent, and the higher they rise in certain lines nf their profession, the greater the demand is foi the hiirhesl form of manliness. Any gtoup of engineer? must nece-s.nily he a group of men of a high phy-vic.il and uioi.il type, ft is a I ways ;i pleasure lo deal in any way with =uc-h a liody. for they are sure in possess not only physical courage and lirowess, hut lofty mural qualifies .-is well. They uiusl have mastered their own pass-ion*. No engineer, for in- fctance, can long continue his profession if he is in any way given to drink: and while of course in every walk of life In nlal men are lo he found, yet in ;t calling like Ihis lu-ul.-ility is discouraged, not developed. Engineers make good citizens ; for intelligence and e.iurnge ,-ire'as necessary iih honesty to good citizenship. c- .ii.ii.isy.'.cr. liii.'l the passenger ratt* art' put at a penny a mile for second- tdass fares and 50 per cent, moru for return tickets. This doe; not begin to show the benefits the people get. "'The suburban tickets are issued ior half ihis relurn rate, and even k'Sa. and then there .are working- men's rate.-, '.chou! children's rate.-", monthly, quarilcy. and yearly tickets, special low rates \u the seaside, with .Saturday to .Monday, and Friday to Tuesday stopovers. Prospectors and mine-oxviiers arc invited to uuil filiate to the ICnoi t:x,xY AIA11, infni'in- all..n of a reliable character regarding their prupuitiis. de.sei'iljin^ surface sboxxing-. (luvolopiiicnt work anil re.-ult- at tending it. ns-ays, an I n jiv .liscovcriea. Tho editor desires to make the Mail a means of furnishing lo investors reliable information (���oiiecrninur the prngrc.��� and dovolupnicnl of the mineral resource-, of XoHh Kootcnay. Old Soldier's Experience. 'AI. .M. Austin, a civil war veteran, of Winchester, Ind.,, writes : ".My wife was v-ic-k, ;i long lime in spite of goi d doctor'!- treatment, hut was wholly cured hv Dr. King'i New Life Pills, which win ked wondei - for her health." They always do. Try iliein. Only 25c at tin- L'nnailii Drug it Bunk Store. f- riie Ciunstuck c. . CHICAGO, -ILL. ., E. Vv. B. Pagct,"Prop. rrnntpt, delivery of parcels, h.'tgg-'i^'e, etc.^ lo tiny pari of the City. ��� , Any Kind ^ of Transferring ��� Dndeptaton..' All rirrlrrs left nl 11. M". Smvllie's Tul-neeu Sti.iic, or by Ti.-li'pli(iiH.', No. 7 \x iii recehe prompt tittrutiuii. Thcro isn't one reason ��� thero are . dozens why our work is,_ bettar thali/any other ��� laundering works. . Come in and see how'we" ~- s do'it.' Sec our machinery, nicely and exactly adapted' to every need. Our.soaps, , too, of the best, long tried - ' and proven good. F. BUKER, PROP. II For Sale a.blacxsmithinc& carriage business; An A. I opportunity for one de- siring an opening., Easy terms. Satisfactory reasons for wishing lo sell. Apply to ��� JAMES MGMAHON,' ' - . REVELSTOKE, B.C.11 ol If ' is-'-is vfl-7* ���� -s.-fi-^.*: ^.y-^.^-^.^^-.vJ'^.^-f?.^ ,v. !���;���' f? vV, Patronize Home Industry AND SMOKE Firewood. 9. '���(��� ,V .v. If- V. ii' .9. ft 9. I? Revelstoke UNION LABOR. j?.arsj| ! ii' I . I-'irewood from the Fred Robinson , :t ] Company's' mill supplied at $2 per j ?j ! cord, prompt'caah with order. Or- & ; dcrs nitty J.c left at the mill office or | ��� i at, my yard. One of tha^moi-C bea-iliful liicturcs In colors. Upon a background of Pure Solid Gold rc.-i.-i' tho Family necord in the nlu'ipc of a handsome volume with Golct Jias^3 upon ii ctiiOiici) of ci'ini&oii velvet .villi a beautiful so'.d tercel. On lln- paces, under dilTerui.t licailinc-, are ounces !n which to write tha name and rintc of ���lirlli. On cither uldu i-a'bcautlfui oci'oll | on xvlilcli to record lnnrri.iKc.v. anil deaths On fop o? the. picture arc the words. 'Family Rooord,'1 in llm richmt lettering .nioxvn to the printer's art. Under this lire ipaccs for I'nther'-v and motlierV picture--. In tho lower part of the picture is a beautiful home seen:, ho doar old gruniJ- oarcnta, tho har.dsome, otalwarshus- o;isid, mid happy young wiio, the loving 'laughter and fcaby ooy���the idoiizea rraadcUHd���e.ro all .Kiilheved aioiind the ahl". xvlnli- uiiiiHliiUI.er rvntU a jiortion ot Gcd's Holy Word. A truly beautiful H vcein-. UiuicrncAth arc the xvorcN, "God 1 iJleos Our SaxnUy." Around this picture f arc eiirht t'iacc< i��- pliotou'rupliMit othci mcnibori of the faintly, r.ich ������piiee enelosins iih'etu (lower piece. Kls,ev,herc,on the pie- ' .lire .ire it.niciid crcepniil x mes, liiKt- mid " j.o.-.-ntns In rich confusion, tho \xlmlc re-t- in.'on, iiinl thrown into bold rulli-f bythe 'orsroii!- biR-l:(,'rniiiid of Solid Gold xx hich Ijioaiiecii .i piv-ture of CLxssAns baiu;ty, i^Ct'TONOW 13 YOUR TI.MK -Oiu ���WjiLYi 10 re^lnv I'l'lce 1-. r��i cent,.'. Inn n mv niie ivhn.ien.i.s llili Hint, we will rond uiii toi-Wcnnt-*. mir price lo aiiinlnD ,'ni 'U; 5J for 8i; Id lor SO.in. \\ e pay ah linrKO1- nnd rjtu.ii liinupy for niivohl pi.- tufc<. N". I', .lauksnii,' j-'ihiinre tjliy, liuiitsht i75 .-,! 1.7'i. isol, I thiinjnr half pi ice, in uenis- ���noli, in .5 da;, v-, niiikiiic ?.'-.5J clear liroiit. Can you do beuei-J We have 5.0C0 test"moniuS and want Regular Meeting, The first meeting1 oi the council under the new mayor was, held on Friday night. Present; Mayor. Aid, Abrahamson, Nettle, Bourne. McLeod. McCurt.v. "coRr.njpoxnjixcr,. ��� 1 FronVC, P. R. asking permission to phice telegraph wire to J. Guy Earber'a frhop to-receive standard lime'daily.���Granted. From Chinese Commission asl;- inc certain information.���Referred tp'City Clerk and Health'Officer.' , ' llWOHTrf. The report of the Fire, Water'i?; Light Committee was ordered,, to stand over,till next meetintr. " t'i'['i:it UlVr.i! NAVIGATION. On the motion of Aid. Abraham- son'a b'y-htvi- v, a a ordered for the issue of debentures to the exlent of ir'3000'in aid'of a 'steamer to,navigate the Upper Columbia river, and it was decided to hold 'the poll on June 5th. s ' . . GjyVKIIAL. . Tlie Mayor was appointed chair* m.m of the Court of Revision. .nr^-inihed I i.v A Out., oiic. ol" tlie uicst "vueecs-fiil nf J.uidciu) pifnni)!ei��, hnvn innticy nn li.itnl for (le\e!n| incut put'jin.-e.V) ,-iiiiJ xxi!l ^> t tu ivmli ns sunn as the Miuw is nil'. We \vi.s!i the euni- finny stieee-s'as tiiey It.ive, or^iiniht'd in ii ilini'dti^h litt.sine.ss like iiriiiuer. A new procpss has been disenxen d ,fnr niiitiiif.-icttiiing t'ofiijer ailieies diieet fr.iiii';,llir> erndc inalle nf n i e- dlK-linll nil pieSCIlt COSt (if fldlll SI CO l��� 8000 a tnn.'_ Senator Ciaik lias | Q$ ^ j��QiViijJ & {JQt .leeured the n^nts tur the Lulled Stains. , ' . ��� . . One. hundred -i.nd thirty iiten tue laid ufT tit llie, LoRui niiue to-dny iiwinjT to llio elii-iiii'' duwn of the A bad workman quarrels with his tools." , .- A maker cf tricky shoes, blames the Retailer, for owr pricing othem, at "what they look like. , ObservetheMakers* responsible price on Northport sinoltei- tlii(iui;h Iruublo be tween the smoker foreman mid men. Robert Iluriiinn, of Gieenxvuod, ie ports the Tei-ninsieli ancJ Tuscumliy claims in the. NViiuleriuetR district, on McDonald creek,'' lrive been' sold to eastern pin ties for 81S.000, and that at-tiie de.velnpnieiit wnilc will begin as soon as arrangements for machinery ciii be. made: ' The Sentinel wivs: \V, (J. Arnold, of Movie, is prospecting in tliu ncijih. borbood of Lac L'i Luis it cross 'the riv(>r and luis nhuadv located I luce claims xxith twn xvell defined leads ^The Slater Shoe" VJ ,"(looiyw Welted" i 'i Sole Local Agents. $25,000' "Our Brand $25,000 ��� Jlraitliologioal Contest... Something entirely now and intcttylitigi Read what you are to do. You may get Sluou, Our coiitesi is to see xvho can make thu largest list or names (or kinds) of birds troui the tolio-.X' in;,' list of leiiers : WDOOOCCKQULIAPRTARIDQ E S P N I E U'V E B��R D I M W A D,0 H T L Wc xvill rccogni.-e a.s a bird anything belonging to the leialicivd irlbe, whether il oo a lien. Grow, rimser or any other kind. You can ufo any lciur lu-ni.uiy tiuieo to make a iimne as it appears in the list ot letter., above j for liistuiuo Woodcock, I'lover. Snow liiril, etc. 'loany person-! who c.iiriu.i'.ve u list oi -.',i or more dill(.i'' cut nellies ut bird-,' xvo xviii give absollltelv FiiEli a beautiful Fiize'value ��l,C(-u or lets. ," ' BIG PPxIZES AWARDED DAILY.- When yon have in tide out'your li-t till out the line on the bottom or tlu.-iidi t. and itnd ni caininu; t,'"'d. lie intend,-, Inkiti!' up , . ' . , ' ., , . . ' i xvita a oi.i.n,ji*ii A.idrcd-cil ciiveiOii**,-'.tatnu of Ills te.suleuee^lieie, nurl is at ptesent ; jour country will du, ihen i: you'are cxvordul busy'getting n garden in shape. Wink is to be ntt, once lesuiiiei. the St. Eii-fpne mine and mill a lii'ue you can. ir you desire gel the prnsc bv ijccoiinny a ftUbscriber 10 'tut;1 ^\OMA^'*e nl W'oki.d. We -slnill award a prixe to excry pei- , i ?oii wno sendf, ihe inuneof '.'o lind*, and ouv Uxvmjr [ gui,, will be aa tolloxvs ; i'or the bent list, re- I ceived each day, u Uold Wardi; ror the second in llm urgent In v niii-ps nf lu-irl ,",'<-eivi;it cue li ctay, uuoiu xx arch ; ror the second m hip jittstiii nn pi lies or lean in i lK.Rr F0|,|ti,m- cuch ilay a beiuttiful Imported London, the St. Eugene's prnfiln will ! Tea Set; tor the Beycn next besi.��olutions inch be seriously, nuVcted. i, . c day. u Konruh Saklh Diamond mid Kuby ItiiiKi liesuinpiliill or | tor ihe next be->t. coluuon, a uold Piece; Rial work is direcllv'nsciihiiliii! to the. fuel I V.5l',nil other correct solutioti'i. Prizes ot Gotd . ��� ., . i ^ alue. Iheoo prizes will l-u forwarded dailv, Hint ti coulnict entered into uv llie | you xvill nut have to xvait alon-f time in um-ei* lainty bcioro you kuoxv the ivauIc. There is co mj:i;ti:-,-g. R. -SAMSON. fit 6" ! lst9kB'Cigap.Hfg..Cfl.fy|jK!ST Revelstoke Station. t\ NOTiGE. \I!I.I5IIME.VT OF 1'Uni.IC HIGHWAY. : 'our--. * Add re t-s: j.-JOiVIE w /ELTY M O.GOrvlPAHY "J" CSi 3, P. O. Dcrc, 513, : rsit -~fp Oi' ���iOAOQ, ILL, v.-���r-'",-r.:-';r", I,--....* Friday next being a holiday it Was decided that the conidl^hould meet this evening. ���o- ������ ��� Fought for His Life. company en.her in tue \eaf to suppl\ a certain t(iniin,uu of otn to the xvotks iit Antwerp, Llel^iitin, had to bt) com- | pieteci undor any eiiciinntnncPH, . I. Woodrow, BUTCHER. ".��� ��-'j, -."��� ��-���*.. ��.���*., ��.���" ov'i. *'o (v'^ sk'i.. a. i TAIC1-: XOTK.'K that Ihii'lydnys afterdate 1 *!-te*Pjfe-��ife*.��!'feSre!ife"��!w��k.fe*i^9S'6.��S*i93 intend to imply to the C.'lHcf Comini-loncrnf . !,andi& Work-to estiibilsh aPuhlic Hltflixvay: i ,R t u nenu- |n^___�����f7777n- ' ' onmitiriiclnsntii point, about one linndred and j Kcta'' uealer ^^^arSHS^- I llflv yiu-dh cli.-t of. the In-Idfa* mi the liiecUle- ��� xviicil, heltlci-a road ; thence about a q'inner of �� mile inn theily nhnij; the foot of the bench to an ' "My I'ltllH'r mill Msli-p hnlb died of Ctitistniiptioii." writer J. T. Wi'iitlier- wiix, ( f \V*x midi'ilte, Mii'h., "iiiui I witiv -lived from lhe same fate only liy Dr, t Ixin^'v New Di-i.-overy. An nllaek of | i Pneumonia 1. t'l an nli.-l inale i-iiu-^h .'ind | very vii-vere liu-^r Irnulile, whieb an j.excellent diK.toi- could not help, lint i, i few iiionth.-i' use (ifi llii-i xvoudei I'ui | niedieine niaile me its well its ever and I Ruined much in xvi'i^lit." Iufnllihle for (.Vu^ii", CoKIh mid nil Throat .-ind Lilnj< Irnulil.-. Trial laillles i'l'e'-'. (juai'iiuleed In'itle.s 00c and $1.00 at the (Jniiiiilii Di-iij,' k Dnok htorc. ft Savsd His Leg, P. A. Dun I'm ih, of LiiGniiiRo, (in., siiU'ered for six months with n'fritfht-. fill nitiniiiR sore on his lee; ; but. wt iti*:- tlittl, Biieklen'd As'tilea Salve wholly cured it in live dnys. Foi' Ulcere, Wounds, Piles, its tlie best salvo in the woi'ul. Cure fjttar.inleed. Only'inc.. Sold' by lhe Caii.iil.1 -Drug & Dnok Company.' ., ' The Ibitle hineller I.u. shut down on account, of llie in;.ii duiiiatuliiig an eight bnur cbiy. cleinent of lottery in our plan, it makes no diliVreneo xvhethcr xvo get your solution into or early in the day. Ml you need is to mail this Adxt. t.o lib, mid on the day it rencbes u��. if your li.-t i.- 'the best, You shall havo tbo Gold Watoh or it second be.it the beautiful Ten act | and so on, W'c gum ahtee that xx o will iiwiud you a prize, 'iheio i�� ub-olute)y no upport unity tor deception on our part���xve can* not allord it, We xvant to get 1,(H.0,WX) well sin lulled .Hubi-crlbcr-i, end tor that niu-on xvo don't xvant you to send any money until you linow cNtiuliy xvhat priijj you havo gained by ansxvcriiig' Urn piniales. a*; .-oon utter 1 p,ni, each day as poi-s.blo. iho exnnilnei> x**ll judso the llsin lo (ho u^^t of lii-iU- ubility tmU w*ul dvbignutc tho priise��, We will.write to you hi once uotiryiiur you what prize liui bien iiward' ed you, then it you lire iiiiislled, you am fetid your -jiibrtct'iiit.oii to Tile.- w'oma.v'n Would mid your prluo will yo by return oi mail cai. rnin'-J laiid, To a person ot narrow ideas ic sui inv; impossible that xvo should be able to make such a gigantic oifcr, but xxc have llnj iiione.x, brain-, and reputation, xx-c know exactly xvhat xvo are (loin-,', and if xvu call let'lliniiitely gain a million -iib��orlbers by thu Ljr.uid idea we know that tln< million or well pleased .viiib.iuriboi'ri can be-'induecd to rccom�� niuiid Tut: Woman's Would to ail friends, thereby building up onreirculation still further. We arc willing to ,-pend Si.'o.ii'-i.l In this contest in buiidiny up ,i big -abscniitlon lift, and when tni-i hioi.ey is -pent wo rcierve lhe rijflit to , publish a notiilcaiioii that the content Iihk been ��� discontiiuied. U.m't delay until it i�� loo late. | I'liu coiilist xvill continue until July 1st, l!Wl. i We five a Uoiiti* Prix.- ut ���f.'-j'i.x.u independent The ironworker- tlirnu^liniil. (lie i ofaliotlier.-to tue p.-r-jn w'iiu ^uiid-luThe'fl'it tottcii up in tho he-t iiiid hiindsomcht manner, Uiu* eoiii.iiiitce xcill decide and mxnrd prize-, dally, but tue special $.'jj pi-i/.o will be award' u.l in Sjpicinbor, IUjI. Any bird',< namefounil in the dittioiiarles accepted, WHO V/E ARE Vicc-Prc'sider.t r.ojscvell Speaks of His Qualities. UNION LABOR. Buy Only Unlon-fdado Shoes, llKl tirc-cniiHinti, rfoutiicii>l. (ii'.iuler -ecliin 20. \ towuililpA'l, uniiKot'. (Sec, tn. CMnip. Il;e, Dulcd at 1'iUvelntoUe, 1). C , this llth day oi Muy.llM. U-lt y ';THOMAS I.KWIS. iAr ii M. 6 Baker, ConHectloiicr, Caterer, Eio; BSBP, PORK, ~~ v MTTT-T-mST Ti1frt '-'��� ll ''''t'1'1'1 "i'iicle in lhe Youth'.-. mUIAUlJ, -ll/w. C(|].:i,1||im| Vice-President, PnoseVell Fish and Game in Season, i ���ir��,��i<i��s "f ���i"' vin-irms cniiinKs All orders promptly titled. REVELSTOKE, B. C, ^'i^W'S ���WANTED. ^6i5TER���� This sliiurp usfitl by the JOHN Me- IMIBUSOX CO., Limiled, of Hamilton, (lie only Union Factory in Canada T��r** men rniineclcd with I In- prii tinf? trade in Vielorin li'nvc.M'Kiifil ini '�������(������*��"- liioiilyi'inl. to do lilf-iness willicinieei us t hat st'inl it way from Hit' I'il-V fbr in'ilJliligUjlU'tliH^^'^'lU'l)tfl|li:i '���; Ohoico Groceries. Graham Bread, Wedding Cake/a Specialty v ���'iMnil oiili'i-s. |-i-(i.ii|itIy ,itid . ei.rel'ully iitt.'nd.'il to. xxhieli |;o to make a flood solillet'��� inslniiccs lliciuen and policemen .-ind }(nes on to say : There are oiliet busines-i nceiij-atlnns wliieli make lhe smiie tleiiiniiils upon the li.-ii'.lihiiod of I hose who I'olloxv then). This is tmlal.lv the ease with . ihe Rt-eat railuay indu-ti-ies. As tin- Agentsior Kootenay and Vicinity ,.,,ii,���ads ,-..-e wii..iiy�� Kmwthrii' cm- for the sale of hardv lines i "u'n lim,,>(,n<1 ;l- l,,,,-v l,;lVt' "l,w t1''" of standard fruit 'stock, j veh-ped i,. M.eh Kjpi���i,j(. ,-,,,,-m.u,,,,.-., small fiuils. ornamental | ">'=< itiemis that, in our day there Im- trees, shrubs, etc. Terms |M>m��hk "l�� n ^rreai class of workei.- ' whose calling lends to develop, as no piix-iite calling with a like number ol follower.-In 'he lii.-toiy "I" the world liberal. Apply now to iPELHAW! NURSERY COMPANY, Toronto, Ont. Notice to Subscribers. The tvnpriftor of Hi" IIontr.NAV V<M1, r" ]ui-.>t> .-utKcrihcr-. to inlvl-i' him of qny irrc-f,'-,i larlif In ino Mlwyof {iiejr nyuf, itas ever t'ended to develop, powi-i- to as-viime i'i*t.poh'''iliilily, to lake I lie initial ivi* mid In render intelligent, obedience, to*r(>lli(.r with iili-olufe cool lieailediies-", fe.'ti I.'-'sih-s;-, good judg m-viitr hiic) ti)v viijlingn^ji to riiu any- L'uited Stales have demanded a iiiui" lioiu-day with same pay a- liefore foi ten hour.-. f-j.iu.e of ihe* foiinrli'ie.- Iiave iiei-i'ded Io I he demand, while the iii.Mi liavlefl those-which luve, ie ! Tin: Womas'h Worau lB o ihorouj{hly rcH* fused, and about- ,"0,(l.).') men aie in w I lll'lu >--oncciti, xxe arc known to do exactly as ,,, ��,-.,- , ,��� .. ,, ,<��� , i ivealvertHc, .A-tooe.i- reliiibtJiiy xvurclerto lint, Al Victoria, Ji. 0,, (lie employes | nay Adicrminx akchi or buiiiid-i man of til' the iron woi-Ks refuwd 'tn repair aj ������"���"J'Jn or New York, istemner because lhe Seattle uiadiiiiis-is } lii-itl refused lo do hi, \ ^Mi- liiiluUlU tepj /J ��car awi What an Ex��Canadian Thinks of V c Australian System, Robert Robertson, of Hobnit Thc- inaniii, a big ftr,vmij| operator, wlu is in Canada gave n Toronto reporter some particular.1- in regard U Ausli'tilini) raihvays. As a hirjii utt'cr ol the railway syr-U'in Mr Roberts-oil's words are of double weight.' lie said: '''In one rc-pecy. particularly, Australia is ahead t f Canada, and' that is in the mattu of railways. The State .ovns thi railways in Australia, and rum them, not for dividends, but for tin benefit of the people. Tlie capitalists would map (hem up in a minub but the people will never give then *lw tow, 'fb? i*��'gW jate& ftjV Stuixt Tow.v. .I'Ol'XTHV. N". Il.-llo careful nn I propav vour leii/'r ,V. n- we do not receive tin Icrpaid letter-. Addrc-:-: Tho "Woaian'a World." Broatford, Lcn. don, W., Enslaad. H. B. ST0NEX, Ginsmith and Machinist. Over Li vrence'i Hardware Sic: c, REVELS rOKB. Ml c'-isses of repair and mac-Lb";* maaamsssasBFaBm THE KOOTENAY MAIL. 9 i\v -9. SI ������.; .V. 4" 9. t V f- 9 > v. .9. .*. *f .9. ������ It .9 0 0 ^ 6 , J* 6 A" ?); 4 ��������� 6' Maypole Soap will dye ^ any shade. Won't 'wash S 'out. D > int stain the :| hinds, and can'be used on ^ a!! !<i"i Is oi" clulh, glove?, t, h i'i lkcixliufj, n!)bo:is. % etc. " '��������� '" :' The Big Eddv sawmill eonipany bad tli.'ii nio^t viilual.le lint--e ye-lei d.-iy, .1 ,i -'...'.l ���������-��������� -i'i ��������� Is-'iiMiiiT \'\\"< int.. |><>-i- 'iihi'.i Ji' jr. 'I'.i-1 ii"i--i- '-i uuii-l'-.i . ,1 .li..| j..-.| mi., i lie v',\ er, with tin* It i i'i i''.-s at nl lug-In ink attached, and lhe latter niicliiug un some snags forced Hie animal under Witter before an attempt to rescue it could be made If your bead aches and your eyes become tired or sore and spots are seen floating bef.ire them, and you can not re.id. or if so xviili diiliriilty, or for cin-s eye--, defect- of vision, or the lit ting of snerlnrle-i that are ,-ili-oInl ely j ciii'i'i-ct. Consult \V. .1. IIi:rv,*v, F.O .M. Apure craps c^Eiu or tastafi roxvotn 1"! 6 Sold in 15c: Oakes, g and all colors kept on hand at the Canada Dm* Book Co Rev-jlsloke Station &Mto&Kikte^&&K-&Pi'&V!ikPi&&i i f I 6" a -f I 4" .\l. Alliini v.-. dill' (I.I V (Ullx-, lay, Ai.i.x 2o. ,i. ciiy clerk h.is |iin\ ided, al 111 BOM Tayuih -On May luih, at. 7H4 Caidein Street, Vancouver, llie ,vife ol ��������� , Thompson Ji., li. Taylor, of a daughter. ' Lkwis- On Tuesday, May 21st, to .Mi. and Mrs. J..'. JJ, hi'wis, ;i son. LOCAL & GENERAL 1.5. Iv D.i'W, C-iin'i.irne, is appointed a ju.-l iie of llie peace. . A. J. Gununiii-v of S duio.i Arm. died on Thinsibiv. CI . at Si I 1.1' ' Tin ivi'tie.-l of t be Chinese cuinniissiuii, an instructive return showin:; the little value lhe Chinese are to the vicinity. Of the real properly taxes last year the white population contributed -<j?J,2()S, and tin* Chinese $21.13. Of licen-es other than li<-uor I he'Chinese contributed $Wj. as against the contribulion of whites of $ 1153.00. The Oily Hotel u-n< ,-ifraiii (luaran- tiin (1 on Sunday, mid nil the inmates, with the exception of the family, have, bi'i'ii removed to a camp established on the hill. The actual eases under qu-ir- ; amine are tho-e of Marshall, the original victim, wiio is now recovering, his nurse; iJ.-x-ni-.-, and Ciii'fie,' who bad i-imlracled ihe disease, while at lhe Oiiy Hotel, and had been removed after lhe rai-jng of the {-'tin ran line to an old cabin -on the Bitr Bend trail, which has been' .-ince burned, down,' Tltere'will be a si net enquiry into this laiter eiise as inil sorts of .tumors concerning il are in rbruliitinn. Tiie jZnt'Tpi i-e Brewery ("iiiiipnn> report a steady impiuveuient in business, Taylor & George have just opened out a large shipment of carpels from Glasgow. The stock includes a line variety of Biussels and velyet carpets with borders. J. Guj" Barber has , jttsl received a new, stock ot rings, silverware, and alarm clocks, which he stales ibeir like have never before been offci ed , in lt'jvcNicikij at I hi- ju ici������. CHURCHES. Rev ,!IIS fa re xvi ,1 .METHODIST CIIl'KC:.'., P. .J. Thonipsiiti xx il sermon at the preaelt Methodist fm- .15,1 rniniterreit, bills ar- , epot led to j clHircli (in.Snnd.iy and will le.ixe. In: in circulation in llie east, j Kiudo "ii Thursday to lake up his new chiii'"-!.- there. < , ��������� Prof. J. C. Miller the .special' musical fur the occasion. will nsMNt with servicu 'iii-ramrod '��������� , i'i:ksi3yti:uian cituacii. ' The ladies of the Presbyterian .���������liurch intend gix ing a gulden party aliinit ihe. middle of June, fiiijlier piii tii'ulaih cinicei uing which xvill lie punli-thed later,' ST. PETKH'S CHL'liai.' Xext Sunday is Whit-Sunday, ti-ii.-il serx ices will be held by Vicar. * ' . The 'the A Difficulty About Freight. Tho ambulance, for the purch.-t.se of" which the funds were, recently raised in Re.xelstiil-.ti by private subscription J has airbed xxith about, 8^00 charges ' in freight nuni'i-a if. Tlie.mnruihiiice ! cost about SI000, un' toxvan ably ' Th'*'.school t rii-tees have decided on clo-ing the public school for two weeks. Ubssl.'ind pr.ipn-v.es to adopt I he septic tank svsteni, al a cost of $23,01):). I'l-o-peeting for coal oil i������ going lo be carried on near Grand Forks. Geo. Lifornie got bis pack I rain in yesl.erd.iy in loadiucs-. for the season's opetatiotis to tlieih'g Bend. The esliiiiiites.'include $-1000 towards tlii; building of a' hospital fur JCcvel* stoke and a grunt of $1!)I)J towmds tlie iii-tifileliaiice for this year. , (Flood-* are prevalent, al. Nelson, bridges being'washed away and trains d-layed. Tin* -Nelson , electt ic light plant is in d.inger, T'. Doxyns will be nppointed forenian of several of the trail works to lie ��������� carried mil by the provincial government in the Ilevelstoke district this season. King, Edward has fixed May 21th as the celebration of his milal day with a view, of observing May 21th throughout the empire in memory of lhe late Qieen Victoria. ^ The trail to Ihe Big Bend was ie- tvii'tied for Irnfile d iy, and none too soon, its orders are in hand for forxv.-nd- in;' to ihe several mining ramps in the U.'iul as sunn as possible. Field xv.is thrown mlr. a stale of ex- fiteinent the other day over n bear hunt which resulted in a grizzly and it black bear .being killed on llie .slide Opposite Mount Stephen House. Our-Trail'contemporary say-? that, th" piopnsed Great Not ihei n steam-: ship service on the lakes- between North port, and Uevel.-toke xvill mean much for Trail if given effect to. ' The Oiientnl Coinnii-sion will begin its sittings at Revel-tnke on Saturday ��������� next. "Any residenls who can enlighten the coiiitiiis.-inti on .the A-i.-itit- problem should take the opportunity of doing so. At Ih" Golil-ti a--iz������s C.'lli'is xx-jh ' f'iiiui guilty of l In* inutile,!' of Arthur Dindo with ;i i ecoinniendii! imi to1 iinucy on account of provocation re. f.'iv'ed. The (l-iiih sentence w;is pic- pounced and the M'cotniuend.iiion of the jury fin-wat Jed to tlie Mini-tet of Ju-tice, TO THE DEAF.-A iieh lady, rid of her D'-afne-- and .Vi.i-e-,iu !!)-��������� Ili'iid bv Dr. >"!Huil������o,iiV'.Ailie'i;d'Tvir Dnii'u's, ���������! pave ,$2"),0(H) In in'Sa in,.-!inili','mi thai.; deaf people titrable lo procu'ae the Eur.1 Dunns inay have iheni"fte'e. Aildi.-es������ i Xo. SSI The .Vifbnl.-on'- In.-l iltit.', 7S0 ; Eighth Ax'etiue. Z-.'exv York. , ! (J. D, Nagl" rel iii'iii'd on .Friday from bis I lip.to Online nyer, ���������w!,i-.| e lielocat- e-1 some land tit .,!'���������������!������������������ J.-mne Cacli.'. lie w;is accoiiipiiiiied by Tl Eilxvnds and J. Jackson, -They made the trip with bonded ' warehous'!! tit Inched', f. hy xvnf.'t; 'finui' Revi'lstoke xi.iih tlie I stock of leaf and in.tntifvietured article. extvplion. of a fi-w short portages; j Tlie RovelMlokfi. Hotel,hiis.sliown -jr The return trip ncctipieil.a :inon!h. P ��������� j desire to pn.inoto local enfeiprivie yby J. Parson Smith rlescribed :itk Hip' orderiii.c .��������� tluVy first .'housand Ci^iu'S Hi?hc-:t Honors, World's Fair ; Co!J Medal, J������.lidwinter Fair Avoid JJaUliiff ro������������Ioii contalnlnsr alum. They aro li-Jm-ious to health' SOCIAL AND PERSONAL 0 Capt. Taylor returned to the ciiy on Sunday. ��������� " Mis. J. D. Sibbnld and iliss Gibbon left for Coniaplix on Monday. J. M. Doyle 'returned on Monday from a trip to lhe Coast. Mis. J. Savage, of Salmon Arm, is visiting in tlie city this week. Gold C.'iinnissioner Fauquier ami T. Tax lor, M. P. P., left' I", r O.iuibori.e yesterday, r P. Burns was in the city Tuesday and lelt in the evening for the west. F. McC.irty accompanied him. Premier .-ind Mrs. Diinsinu;r have gone to San Fiancisco nil it holiday, and Hon. \V. C Wells goes to New York. _ , , , , Ed. Ilillinaii eauu* up fi mil Tli'nm������ -oil'j. L.Hilling ye-teiday and left tbi- iiiorniug in nl tend the Calgary ce!e- iirntioii--. Mr. mid Mrs. Jas. PuWer relumed last, xx eek I'l'oni Mauiloops where Mi-. Power hits been spending the past few months \\iili Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Power. Alexander Henderson has been men. lion as likely,to gel the ju'ilgeship'for Vancouver, and A. Leain.y, of Greenwood, will be selected for Boundary Creek district. ,��������� '"'/ Mrs. D. R'. McLennan, of Tim. t. Lake, left for the cast on,'YVednesday morning on a visit to friends. Mi-. McLennan accompanied her as far as Ilevelstoke, returning to Tioul Lake the f.illouing morning. GRIP AND PASSWORD. n ~~~ I. O. 0. 1". Tlie Selkiik Lodge I. O. 0. F. celebrate' the opening (if llieit hall in Revelstoke by an At Home and dance to-night. It goes without saying that the event will be u'great success. I. 0. i". Court Mt. Beg I iie. held an emergency meeting Saturday evening to initiate ii candidate into the mysteries of Forestry. Deafness, Noises in the Head, &c, positively cured by HARLEY'S EAR LOTION. This new Remedy goes right lo the actual seat of the di-ea>e, and has effected such remarkable cures that,lhe greatest hope is held out lo all suffeivts, no matter how had ot longstanding the case, may he. Ona bottl-a will cure any ordinary casty-ind will be'sent securely packed and post-paid, wilh full directions and testimonials upon receipt of. $1 00-' Older diieet from James E. H.yrLISY, 2J Slockdale Ro id, South Lun'ielh, L uidon, E.vb- LASD. ' ��������� l^ r S'm'o Tress, Fruit Trees', Roses. Persons desirous of niitaining Apple, Pcai, Shade Trees, Lilacs, Mountain Asli, Horse Ohesnuls, Raspbetrv or Ottrranl, Bushes,, or Roses,.standard- and cltinbing, w ill Ibid it, In their advantage to address J. L. Webster,. Coldstream Nursciy, Vernon. HARDWARE tm'msiti<UBrzzzcssa&&MTtm*rmrKJ?i!waa PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES AND BRUSHES. Miners Octagon Steel, only JeSSOp's best kept. Picks, Shovels, Barrows Single and Double Bitted Axes, Cross Cut Saws. , ��������� Builders' Supplies���������.Nails, Building Paper, Licks aiid Hinges. HARDWARE ONLY, W. IH. lawiraie, Revelstoke FURNITURE Carpets, Linoleums, Floor i Cloth*, Blinds, Wall Paper,&c i Second Hand Fuinittita Bought and Sold. Warehouse for Storage of Furniture at monthly rates. /gnt for Pianos, Organs, and S wing'Machin s.'^ DR. 3E3ZO"W^S02^". SPECIAL NOTICE! Svmi & Skewer Goods to Hai^d Extra.strong Series ior pants at $5, made to order.' ���������' ��������� ��������� First-class Spring Suitings from $20 to $28. ' Made During ihe Week by Revelstoke Merchants. L~ ��������� ' - C. B, Hiime i: Co. - Atrowhead, Coniaplix, Thomson's Lund ing, Trout Lake, Ferguson, Fire Valley, Sicainoit's, Salmon Arm. Enterprise Brewery ��������� Ti out Lake. Ferguson, Coniaplix, , Anowhead, Tliotiison'.v. Liinding. Taylor & George���������Notch Hill, Coiua- seein" that it1 pbx. Thomson's Landing, Cr.iigellachie, w���������s obtiiiiieil mainly for I he purp-e I ['V| r"-"'"11- A.-rowhead. - ..f reiuoxiu- iujt.ie.l eei-ntis i'toin C.'! W. M. Lawrenc-e-Tho.uson . Land. P, 11. cats to hospital aeciiimodiition, ! "���������*-'��������� "-'leynn Hot Springs. Glaciet. Big aiKl'that'ihecoitipanvdid.iol subciibe' F3m,���������|. SmIiiioii Ann. Ferguson. lie id & Young���������Coniaplix, I-ci giison, The business fit ins 'of. New Westminster have siymed a n quisilion lo Ihi* city council a-king I bat a by-law lie introduced to bi ing in effect,, locally, the provi-ions of I he Shops Regulation Act and Amending Act, by xxhich lhe hours will be fixed for the opening and closing of the various stores and shops of lhe city. N.-aily every firm signed the petition which suggests the bonis of closing as follows : Gents' furnish, ings, boots and shoes, dry goods, hardware, groceiies, fiii'iiilutc','and jewelry stores, 0 p.tn.i butcher shops, ((���������:*!() p.m.* book and stationery stores, , 7. ji.in.t except Satardays,\ind da.vs.preceding holidays, the closiin; hour, shall be 10.30" p.in. NOTICE. IIEVKLSTOKE WATL'15, LIGHT & POWKK COMPAKY, LIMITKD. Tlie transfer books of tlm Pevelstokc Vnter, I.iglit,'& Power Company xvill bo closod from the tilth' itiotiint to the 3r.l lii'oxim ). Jlny lUtli. 13fil. U. FLOYD, sjecivetai-y, A Moment's Considepation. '. _ The only difficulty in select- ��������� ing your suit here is due to the fact that wc have such, a' , great'variety. . ' , If'.you want a fashionable "'''spring suit or overcoat we suggest- a look at our new goods. ', Suits $18, $20y $22, to $85. ; Trousers from $2,5,6, to $10. Ladies' High Class Custom Tailoring. Oressinan, McKenzie Ave. LIMITED.;; ���������..' Wholesale-Hardware, Ship Chandlery and ;' Mining "Supplies; Hardware Department, 8-10-12 Cordova,Street... "... ��������� ; Ship -Chandlery Department, 8-10 Water Stre'e Ono Block from OPS Dopoi and Steamboat���������WIiarvos Re-furnlsheil and Ro-modollod Hates $1.50 to $2 per day e cottipan it, the company inii^Iit nason- ie asked :-.:id eNp'Clen' to do llie frciij;liliiig ftee of cost as their cuntri- bntirin to-.vnrds ti iiiiiii.iiiitari-ni apfiii- a nee which the public lime pnnto'i-d nuiinly for hip in ca-cs nr' '"iijtii"d persons bein^ bioii2:!it in un jhe. C. P. II. lines. Ammu head, yieainou.-, Uraigellachie. ��������� II. Ilowson���������IHet'illewaet, Salmon A i u; atiii Cuinni'lix. The follow'ing was the, .-ore at the priiutice shuot on S it ui day- bird-i unknown angles. ���������1-v.t. 20 c;u.\hs 1 J, Lb r.iii'ber IS t'u'old nil t ton.) A. J. McD'.iipII 1 I f-iiber biiUun.) U. Jt. Skene 11. 11. A. I'ppor 1!. 'A. MclU-1!. RAIL AND STEAMER The A. a- K. rt.ilway is ui le pUHiitd ahe.nl nonvithsianding re- pur ts to the contrary. ' . , A man named Frank MeLcocl hail both' leg: cut off by the Spokane train at Xcb"on and died ROYAL COMMISSION. 11 Chinese and Japamso Immigration. .\ 'lilliiip* of the Hoyal roniniiision on Cliin- (v-o iind .lapaiH'v,!! iiiiinim-atinn will Iio held nt llir; Court Ilonse, Itoi'jl-tnki-, on fe'iittinlaj'. May 2jth, oiicningnt KJa.in. I-'. J. D10AXK. Sccrotari'to the Connni.'.-.ioi).' I I. V S McKay fi (,"ild but tun i \). \V. Ste.innan 'j. I'1. U. Fauquier ,j: Tie for jjuld iitliloii in cl.i->" ny 1, St earn;.in S. ' y. , shortly after. j J'y a mud .-i.'ti<\ a train on ihe '��������� Cro-.v's Xe-r. road 'was-precipitated ' ir.'o the 1'Jik rivor and a brakemtiri I'.mi'.-d harn'-y kilied. Jiin IJiil i- .-ib'jir. lo rot in.- fivrn the fictiu* mMi.'iit'-Jr.ent'of lhe i.lreat Xorth'.'r:i. .'in1"! will rV:-i'j in New 1 Vorx. 'J,''irm"r ��������� .-':n itor Pet'itri-f'W will -i.'.cc.'t-d Ifiil a- lir;ad of the i -.v-rcrn, ."���������'���������.iporiiit'.iidc-'o: Win, Downif.- \va������ , pr.?-(-iit(-d ia-t w������e>:. by ihe Mh?ons V.I pf Vancouver, wilh a bii.iK.b-omo oak , ��������� j frame and jditte-gla^s book-caveain.' which AyaH contained a confp'utev'et 'C>i...:',of Pnrkman' "K i pi i'nV (������������������,'., I r ���������'Gaor������./e''EUioi'i and rviiig'.'. "\..\y The1 Enterprise'Cig.'i'r Fiicl-'ity hn\ii now gut I heir, new ; liiiiinr^s, in'; VictOlylfUZO1 fii.ll .iwing, Mr. Aiintu taking; charge .iVifaculu'y's' Work?, " Very "���������'Co-m'.pli- (���������f.ttieeoirimercia! departinent and ;Miv; mentary ���������speech'e:?' were n'iad'cyar/J. a banquet tendered.-Brb,'Do-ivnie,'.���������'���������������������������'.'. Corner Granville & Hastings Streets, R. DOVV8WELL,, Proprietor, - Vancouver, B. C. Vancouver Engineering Works,' Iron Founders, Boiler Makers and Machinists, Successors to ARMSTRONG & MORRISON. ' Wulnivo llie niOKt complete MACJIIXK ^HOI'tuuirOUNUIlY cijiui-Uiciit wctt'of Toronto fofllicnnuiiifautut'oef " - ' Hydraulic Giants, Riveted Steel Pipe, Grizzlies, Riffles, Ore Cars, Ore Buckots, Steel Wheelbarrows, Stationary, Marine and Logging Engines, Steam Pumps, Marino Repairs, Sheet Iron an steel Work- Wc l.avc in si oik fur immiil.'iitu delivery 1I01J.KH.S. KN'l.'i\Kst. I'UMrs OliV rxiic, WIIKKLUAKItOWSaiirl MIA'INO and SAW.UIU; MACIIIXHUY o'tV-vcrv .lo'sorin on ��������� a s0 IJOll.KItTtMJKS. ^Vlt0UGUT IRON PIl'K and K1TTIXG8 and KXGIXKERS'AillMs OUODS CorreHpondence solicited and uu-ufiilly iittendcil to. OFFICE AND WORKS Foot of Heatley Avenue Vancouver, B. 0. " ' -'.���������If;'ii the The' .the 'Stewart.'of the. irfannfiictiliit'i^. preiriises. fiii'inerly "oyc-tipiedy by MaiI/;' rm S-cond street, have ��������� been ���������sfilendidly rated up for: the purpose only ���������ih;uggrst A CERTAIN CURE C.i i uJian ��������� G-i-.i^h, and Prof. J.,C. JJil-' le:-, lern-r sinx*,-r hi.u1 .cornetist, will- hold .1 meeting' tomorrow even in*,' at the Methodist (/hnrr-h, iilid iiniifher on Suniliiy evening ill the, Opera, House at, f be close of the church service.--. Mov- i.itf pictiu.e.s.of I lie Suul h'.African \viir w'|j|-|M-jiu-|mje4 jfj.iijc.VnUTtrtiDijii'iiti' tiii.nerjotit. I.y. 11.ft .' Enierj.i Ua C.iya'r Co,,:of Revelyitoke. '":'���������'. Tlie Tii^ f-Mile Mill .Goiniiaiivyyf'st.ei- ���������ihiy slai't.ed lhe diiyiny of the |,ile������'in connection with iheii" iie-'w mill. The niacliinery. has bei'ii oi'der.'il from the Wnlerpus company iiiui should iirrivc I'I l..'Kt.f hii.',!- (,l.-ii|'|y fiict/.that Wiil-i' n. ceti'iiln. cure;/for its .dan^f-'iMv -'They i Yearsynf" 'evt'i't dv-tn'onst'ra'l.ei.) I he 'EiiKlinh. Pill,������, iii'.,; Constipa'tion and ni-e the only guaiaritc.-d (J./itst jpaiiot ���������Pills sold by ilrn^cfi-'lH.a fine box fives' I't'li.-f; f'o'i(r boxes 'wiii'i-iiniiN'l t.o.ci'u'e the' most ol is! i un Ic Con si ipal ion, l'Yom V.niir.diiti^isl, i|(, 25 cents, or mailed ���������on receipt of price. The'Wells k Hiehard- si'ir^'nWiwiU^^DU^Ji ��������� by careful study, becomes -a factor, . y ia ytbcy^tfu-gle lor health and . .': ������������������.happiness. . ��������� v :" y y '.'; 'Our reputalion has'becn v/on by atuc.fying' y/hcro1 to buy and what,do by/, / , ��������� \V������, niaintain. that, rcpufa- ' tion l>y careful -'.attention to per- V fpet'filling'.of prescriptions' and ., -: lowest i^ridcs', ; GUY BARBER, . Watches, Clocks, Jewellery and Silverware. The Very Latest Styles in millinery and novelties, in belts, fancy combs and . pins can.now be purchased at the Engagement Eings a Specialty, i Madison MiUinerv Parlors C.P.R. WATCH INSPECTOR. I M ,, , / *" n 1 j 1 riJ i������ Y\ n M.ssos Shopard & Bell, ��������� RayelsiOKe Station, B.C. I Mck^ ^^ *"<*������<**. Alf Mendollno, BLACKSMITH &OARRIACE \^ ** ^ **���������������, BUILDER. ' i- Corncr ot Second St., & Victoria Road. Best Chatham AVagctts, Delivery ; Boots Made to Order. ge ,i "The Drugg'31,"���������.' , 1- fintnesftor to The Mi'.D.A. II', Co. 'RgV'BWT9KI.9Wi9N,^P-| Wagons (heavy: and Busies, rlou^liE, and-Cultivators. Haht;, Harrowr, REVELSTOKE. i ,H;iys the .Sentinel ; .rete Moore, who iv.'is in c'hat'p'e (if the conslruclion of the new O. P. IL bridge oyer t.he Fm- set' liver- at, .Mission Ciiy this winter, luis coiiio up. to KamlnopK to assUt'In the const ruction r-f tlje .{few ���������^fver (I' lilW.Wfr* W ' y ' Rapalrs Promptly Executed. Prices Defy Competition. NOTICE TO .CONTRACTORS.. ollico of tho kormcNAV Mail. J lie lowest oi- any lender liot licccssiu-Ily nceeptcd, ,-..���������,..'. m\%m uimmimmimimmmmmmsmimiSISSS^SX
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