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BC Historical Newspapers
The Kootenay Mail was published in Revelstoke, in the Columbia-Shuswap region of southeastern British Columbia, and ran from April 1894 to December 1905. The Mail was published by the Revelstoke Printing and Publishing Company, and its longest-serving editor was J. Livingstone Haig. In 1906, the Mail merged with the Revelstoke Herald to form the Mail-Herald, a staunchly conservative paper that eventually folded due in part to competition from a more liberal competitor, the Revelstoke Review.
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I ". ���������OUN & MMI Provincial Library' ������������������C-.fi-J*rt52>.-'J 0 T* ./ ^^ I ��������� ������������������ *-*��������� tr'i ������',V s t ���������f I?.' i READ BY 3,750 PEQPLE. Vol. 9.-No. 34. REVELSTOKE. B. G, NOVEMBER 21: 1902. ' THE OLD ESTABLISHED ��������� ' . ' PAPER. S2.00 Per Year Fancy and Staple GROCERIES Dry Goods Hats, Caps , Boots, Shoes Rubbers and | Gum Boots Our business is largely increasing. -(1Every day sees new customers in our store., , Are you one of them? ��������� The very large business we are doing shows that our policy ��������� of Small Profits and Quick Returns is amply justified and appreciated by our numerous friends all oyer the country.- If you ��������� cannot come to us,' write to us. No order is too small nor too large for -us to fill, and the smallest, order., will receive the same careful attention ' as the Men's Furnishings THE LABORERS COOPERATIVE. HE EVA DEAL &3g.r^'i^'^iapspaq?g-j;(.iajp������mEiTi largest. W want You your custom, want our goods Then" why not ob lige one another? House Furnishings Carpets AND Linole cuma _ i . , j * A Complete Assortment in Every Line l ���������! I 1 Taylor Bros: & George, Limited ������WWJlUm������.1 ��������� ������������������ lll������fcMaaWM������TllIMl..r.-������^-.. ��������� Ill, llllrMaWBMMBWMMBIMI 1 '. i i . "... lias taken over- the Blacksmith, Wheelwright and Implement,' business carried on liy\V. Mollison nt'Revelstoke. '"*' -,."'" ' ' " Wagons Made and Repaired. ^The Best Carriage Woods Kept in Stock1 Tools , Sharpened. . Shoeing a' Specialty. ..Chatham ,Wagoiis and Sleighs. ,AV. M.Gray's Cutters, Buggies and Express Wag. ni������. MeCoriniek Mowers and iBenpers., Copp Bros.' Plows, Harrows, Cultivators, Pottitoe Diggers, etc., etc. S & STEED General Merchants. J Call and inspect our new stock of, Shoes, Hosiery, Suspenders, Ties, Underwear, etc All above lines are up-to-date goods il will pay you to see them before purchasing elsewhere. 'We also carry Trunks, Valises, Sweat Pads, Oil Coats, Oil Hats, Water-proof Sheets, etc Weeklv Shi pments of Fresh Creamery Butter, and Eggs. .Our Tcas-and Coffees are taking the lead���������try llieni. Front Street, Revelstoke, B. C. Its Mining and Smelting Enterprises at Golden���������What C. ������. Nylin Told an Interviewer. ��������� Says the Province : < Mr. C. E. Nylin,, Fcc-treas. of the Labors' Co-operative Golcl,_ Silver*, (fc Copper Mining Com pan vis down for the purposeof securing supplies and material for a.f-melter at Golden, which, the company intends erecting there. When completed, the new smelter will treat the ores of the company's mines and such other mines within a leasonable radius as will bo found convenient. To a'Province representative .YMr. Nylin said his company now owns twenty-seven claims iii the vicinity of Golden and was operating three camps which gave employment to about fifty men. THE COST OK THE N1CW S.Mi;) TJCJJ will be in the neighborhood'Jf $20,- 000 and it, will be comi/jeted in about three month?., Th^smelter will be equipped to treat silver-lead, gold and copper ore?, and while it is primarily designed to handle the ores mined by the company, its capacity, will be su/Iicient. to treat all the ore likely to offerAiithin workable distance. "'In fact," said Mr. Nylin, "wc already have su/Iicient promise of business from neighboring mines to keep the furnace busy. Our smelter will be run with .'water power, and is designed to be operated with the most careful regard to economy. We will save, for one thing, the expense ,of fuel'and firemen." c - , WATKK POWEIt ' ; for'running the new smelter will be drawn from Hospital Creek, a stream which flows in the neighborhood. The conduit will consist of a' ditch about two-thirds of a mile long; and "some 800 feet of pipe. The necessary pipe for tho conduit, as well as- material for the proposed buildings, .will bo 'purchased by Mr. Nylin in Vancouver, and will be shipped this week. * , ��������� ' ' "In connection .with the smelter site,", continued Mr. , Nylin, i:we have demarked ' v, ,' ���������' " "a TOWNSITE ', ���������" -e called North Go'l'dcn, where 200, Jots have already been surveyed. Up to'datc our company has expended about $45,000 on mine '.exploration and investment, and if things turn out as present prospects indicate, it is our intention to erect an aerial tramway, ata cost of about $25,000 next spring." The company is- also erecting a three story building in Golden, in which it will ' COXJJUCT A STOKE on the co operative plan. ���������One apartment of the building is to be set apart for a newspaper, to be known as the Golden Star, which will be issued weekly. The press has already been purchased and paid for. The paper will be devoted to the in (crests of the cooperative miners. Further Testimony in Payor of A. F. Rosenberger. , In connection with the sale of the Eva to Michigan parlies interested in the Calumet and B. C, the following testimonials toMr.Rosen- bergcr's conduct in the matter appear 'iii the Mining Gazette of Houghton, Mich.:-���������A. J. Scotl, President of the Northwestern Development Syndicate, and of the Calumet and 13. C. writes : * . "This is to certify that J am personally acquainted with Andrew F. Rosenlj'erger and have always,found lii in upright and honorable' in all business transactions. Concerning the Eva Group,deal J desiretostate that no misrepresentations were ever made to us by Mr. Rosenberger, and ,111c reports being circulated in the Copper Country concerning him are'false and unjust. .' Sighed, ��������� A. J. Scott. J.'C. yWeissmiller; secretary to the underwriters says : ��������� ��������������� '"This;is lo certify that I was secretary of a meeting of underwriters in tbe Calumet .& British Gold'Mines,1 Limited, held in the office of.t'he Northwestern Development Syndicate, Limited, in the Citv of Hancock, Michigan', on the 29tb day'of S'eplembei',~l902. . ��������� I hereby certify thai the proposition submitted to the Hancock people by Andrew F. Rosenberger to.underwrite 55.000 shares of the 100,000 shares underwritten in the Cai timet; A British Columbia Gold /Mine?,,Limited, at par, $1.00 per share, was accepted,''and that the terms and conditions were as follows: . . ... That .the Hancock people were to have Six'of the Seven Directors in the Calumet and British Columbia Gold Mines, Limited, that J. F. Mussel man,' of .Nelson, B. C., be elected (he Seventh Director, and' be appointed Managing Director; that A. J.;Scott be elected President of the Company. ' The 'price .and, consideration to be paid for the Eva.Group, by the Calumet and British Columbia Gold Mines, was $250,000 on a fifteen months' bond A I'hereby certify that the terms of said proposition to'undcrwrile have been violated by the.,-Hancock people, notwithstanding Mr. Ros'en- borger's desire to livcn up to the terms of said proposition. No misrepresentations have at any time been made by Mr: Rosenberger, and the reports circulated in the Copper Country concerning him arc false and unjust. .. This statement is made ' voluntarily and in the cause of justice. Signed, J. C. Wkksmim.kh. Hancock, Mich., Nov. lllh, 1902. calumet and n. c. ��������� makes second Dan Robinson Expired Suddenly. Dan Robinson, one of the old timers of Revelstoke died suddenly on Wednesday morning. For some years past he has suffered from heart complaint, which caused him lo be confined to his home a good deal during the last' yveni;^ or two. On Tuesday ho compla'inctTef'* feeling ill and was confined lo his bed, but seemed better on Wednesday morning. He went to lie down for a while and Mrs. Robinson, on going (o sec how he was, found he had passed away. Deeca'-cd was o'i years of age at the lime ,of his death-. Ho was born at Jersey, Yorkshire, England, and came to America as a'bpy with his parents. The family moved from lhe States to Canada, where they settled at Keswick, Out. Deceased went into the lumber busi- // /ou Want the Best and Purest Selected Tea that money can bny, packed to retain its natural aroma and flavor, free from the contamination of the odors of sur rounding articles, get YOU PBOMISBD YOURSELF AN OVERCOAT Tin's Fall. Don't, put it o|f too.late and catch cold. , And do not liny a cheap, shoddy one. They never k������ok well. ' Let ns make, yon u coat that will please you. We can do it. Fashionable Tailor. f*5*> VBA.LE'R IJV Hoots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, 'Ready- Made Clothing, Shirts, SocK.s, Winter clothing, Q*Veralls,Stispenders Glomes, etc. l������?wl?cZ7to aVTa* Eastern "Price K^e-VelstoKe .Station, 3. C. ������i* rife <$? <$������ (������*! <^<^<^f^^ft^<^<^<^(^<^t^($<&<^ Wholesale and Retail . . . Meat Merchants. Head Office, Abattoir and Cold Storage: *^psss^Calgary, Alberta Steps Should be Taken to Improve it The road from McKenzic Avenue lo the railway station is ' in a disgraceful state and is well-nigh impassable for heavy traffic. 'It should be improved as ' soon as possible. There are no city funds available for the work, and if there were the city would not be justified in expending civic moneys on what is not a public street. The city has repeatedly been reminded of this by the C.P.P.. who claim the street as their private property. Yet it is lhe only means of access to the rail way station. It is clearly the duty of the C.P.R. to keep this road in good condition, and no doubt if representations are made lo Supt. Kilpalrick by tbe City Council 'he will take steps to have the road improved. A few cars of cinders dumped along the road would greatly improve it. Wc suggest the City Council take the matter up,at tonight's meeting and appoint a deputation to wait on Supt. Kiipat- rick in regard to the matter. ,\nd n. c.' ma tens I'AYMKXT. The second payment of $10,000 on the Eva mine by tho Calumet tt British Columbia Gold Mines, Limited, to A. F. Rosenberger, which was to fall due on the 22nd of the present month, was made on Monday. The_ directors of the Calumet & British Columbia have every confidence in the success of their undcrlaking'andin the great value of the property which they have acquired,'and anticipate- no difiicully in making the future pay ments as they fall due.'Y���������News. ness. . In the late eighties he came west and'worked on the construction of the Beavermoutli mill, which was being put in by'his brother Fred. In 1S90 he came lo Revelstoke and established the mill and business now conducted by the Fred. Robinson Lumber Company. Limited. About three (ycars ago he disposed of his interest" in that mill to his brother 'Fred, and last year, in conjunction with.-K. How- son, organized the lievelsloke Lumber Co.--and established Uiu mill now running at the Big Eddy, selling out his interest in that two months ago to C. Br Hume and Co. Deceased was' a member of the Sharon Masonic Lodge, of Ontario, and'with IL J. Bourne took a prominent part in the organization of 'the Kootenay Lodge in this city., In 1887 he married Miss Susan Crowbar, who survives him, and by whom he bad a family of nine, six sons and three daughters. ' The family is left well provided for. *' The laic Dan 'Robinson was a man of the' highest principle, conscientious and upright in all his dealings. The funeral took place this a fieri, noon under the auspices, of" the Masonic order. In common with the whole'community wc tender to Mrs. ;RubiriborP���������"and family our heartfelt sympathy with them in their bereavement,. Ting Ling Package Teas They comb in pound'air tight leaded packages , perfectly pure. . ' ��������� One Pound Makes Over 200 Cups, ' i t * ' i ���������-������ 50c per. Pound ' or sale le only at Bourne Bros. Grocery Store i We Im BULBS. just received hy express thu fullowinfrasi-'oi'linenl of I3ulhs: HYACINTHS, Single, TULIPS, SiiiRlf', . NARCISSUS, Von Leon, CHINESE SACRED LI LUES, WHITE CALLAS, HYACINTHS. Double TULIPS, DouluV, ' ��������� NARCISSUS, Paper* White, ' ' SNOWDROPS, UROOUS, Assorted; and others.' Compare our prices with ihbsu of former years and you will find, that .we are comparatively cheaper. ��������� ' , ' '.��������� - ChemisiJ and <��������� '���������f S"fattoners *A REVELSTOKE. 13'. C. J. 'A. ' KILPATRICK BLOCK, f <$������ 4' tention toour own niMkeof J\X������ Ll^llt) /tiQBitJSTS One of the most .attractive stoves made today. Four sizes. Also Goal and Wood Heaters, Cook Stoves and'Steel Ranges: FURNACES | Our own make of rivctted pipes the same price as the patent ,^ "alwavs Vlip''kind. ' TH M LAWRENCE, | "fr &������''#<? ~$* <5 *������. ���������*��������� *' -f* -1> -tr i* 1* * Y/ *(' !��������� ft ^' <r ���������������- ft *r <r *r ������* *y * *r' * ^ * MWIffi)iaBli'7:r.-.^.IK',,.������^'fUI^^MBSfcM3Bacg������OT CIVIC ELECTIONS. Mayor O'Brien Wishes to Retire. The coiling civic elections arc nllrncling some attention already. Aid. Manning has determined not to seek re-election as the dirties take up too much time. Aid. McLcod would also prefer to retire. J. IWalhic, R. Copclitnd and .7. 11. Robinson are mentioned as likely candidates for No. 1 ward. Aid. JIcMalion does not wish to seek ir-election for No. .'1 Ward, and it is proposed to nominate C. A'bni- hanison for the ward. Mayor O'Brien does not win-li to seek, re-election nnd Aid. Hume and Taylor arc mentioned as l>ossil|-;' candidates for the mayoralty'. Execution of Rose. \V. Raclcliff, the public executioner,'arrived a^ Nelson Monday.* Up lo the time of his execution, Ro.������e maintained lire .unru/Iletl calmness of demeanor that ha.s marked his behaviour, since his arrest. To his ppiritun] adviser lie expressed himself as perfectly resigned lo the fate winch had condemned him to die this morning, but asserted thai, lie was perfectly innocent of the crime. JIe .stated the events of the whole of the day on which Cole was killed are perfectly clear in bis memory, niid that at no time was he under the influence of liquor, or in a stale tliat he might have committed the killing without knowing it. GRIP AND PASSWORD. mai������s A.vii DAUinrniits of i:.\-(!),ani>. A. social gathering under the auspices of Iho Maids and Daughters ������f England was held at the I. O. O. F. I lull on Tuesday evening. Drn, Watson, of Lodge Loyalty presided. During the evening cards, games, dancing and music constituted the programme. Songs were given by Miss Watson, Messis. J'rii'son, Watson, 'Beasley, Wortliley and musical selections by Miss Oppenhoniicr, Rev. C. A. l'rocun- icr, and W. Lawrence. Jn (he bean guessing competition Bro. Watson won ���������first prize and Bro.1 Crotylc' the booby prize. Excellent refreshments were .served by the ladies. (Ki'om Our Own Comrhiioirriciil.) J. JJowden was i:i Golden Sunday. , A. J. .Sciifo left town last week for the winter. Rev. Jlr. Campbell held service here last week. 1 Mrs. Sutherland, of Golden, is visiting Mrs. Campbell. IS'eil MeCallum_ returned home, hist week from Kevelstoke and Kault. ���������lorry Turner, Harry McCallum, nnd .1. Cosfoi-d iittve returned after a successful hunt, bringing three deer. The young people arc enjoying the sleighing.- On Thuisd.iy last they had .a sleighing party, after which lunch was served at the home of Mr.' and Mrs. McCallum iu honor of Mr," Scnfo who was leaving town. S I'ronr our own ('(irru-woirriurrl. Our snow has all gone. Mrs. ,J. Cnddon went to Kevelstoke (o visit her.parents List week. Tho public: school intends holding a Christinas tree ' aud concert on the JOth Deo. the clay of closing for the holidays. 0::e of the men in the Yale Columbia Lumber Co's camp down the lake had his .shoulder knocked out by a tree falling on him. yUiwLecO the G&n^ijLtaiid ..>, LOCAL INDUSTRIES. The Revelstoke O Lumber Co. are making every effort to gel in their drive of log**, and expect to get a big supply into the Kddy hy tomorrow. A .company is bbiiig formed to., mine 'molybdenite iii Ilaliburton, Out. Your Scale of Wages cm ho raised to higher Notcs-BANK NOTES. The International Correspondence Schools, SUHANTON, PA. cm li'.iin ytiti in your -.pare timn by mail to ineiv.-irc your value to yourself by increasing your value to others. We offer instruction in tin* following- siibj.-cts- Mechanical, Steam, Hlectriciil Civil, Sanitary and Mining Engineering: Shop aiid Foundry Prnct ie.*; Me (h.'ininil Drawing Architecture, Architect unil Drawing, Plumbing, Healing, and Veiililation, Sheet Metal .vork Telephony, Telegraphy. Chemistry, Ornamental Design) Lettering, SigniIJaint ing. Bookkeeping Stenography,' English Blanches, Elect lO-Thernpeutics French, f.crrnan and Spanish (with phonograph). 10 per cent discount allowed to those sending in this advertisement. Address W. II. McDOUGALL Local Itepiesentative, P. O. Box IHO, Nelson, B. C. -'j^^Vy;^ ELECTRICAL CONTRACTS OF ANY MAGNITUDE EXECUTED emsBBBa eaESBSUEffis Complete Installations Our Specialty Finest Class of Machinery .... The. Hiuton. Electric Co. Limited VICTORIA and VANCOUVER. gssasrsS ���������f1--������w* J*l* ft., ( m^MtsmnuimmaaaatBa \,\msmmmmmwmtmnu ujblbw THE KQOTEKAYMAIL. Zbe TRbotena? Mail PUBLISHED FHIDAY. ��������� ' ���������AT��������� ,- REVELSTOKE, ac, Subscription Price, $2.00 Per Annum ADVERTISING KATKS on application Changes in advertisement* rnu-,t be in by Tue<d,iy of each week to secure good dk- play. JOB PRINTING promptly executed at reasonable rates. ACCOUNTS for printing and advertising payable on first, of month; subscriptions payable in advance. CORRESPONDENCE invited on matters of public interest. Communications to Editor uiu-t be accompanied by name of , ' writer, not ncce-vsarily for publication, but as evidence of good faith. Correspondence mu*t reach the office by TucMl.iy evening. Address < . i The Kootenay Mail, 'Phone'Xo. 13., Revelstoke, B.C. the government should keep thi? part of the to\*,n streets in good repair. The government have it to their credit that, the ' roads in the Lardeau 'arc . in a hotter, state of repair this season than .thcy-have ever been, and wc nre sure that tlie Government Agent. Mr. Fraser. will be glad to take steps to remedy this present cause of complaint. We request our numerous readers to favor us with their assistanco in making: the KOOTENAY MAIL, the most valuable advertising- medium in the Kootenays by g-ivlng- the preference, when making- purchases to those firms who are regular advertisers in the KOOT ENAY MAIL. CITY AGENTS. " Copies of The Mail may be obtained from the following city agents: J. W. Hknxett. a.n'aim DrtL'G & Hook Co. P. li. Wku-s.. TTARVEY & McfJARTER ��������� ' bakristebs, solicitous, etc. Offices : Molsons Bank Ulock, Hkvkl- , ' stokk, U. C Money to loan. Offices: Revelstoke, B. C; Fort Steele, H. C. Geo. S. McCaktek, .Kevelstoke,.II. C. J. A. IlAiivr.v, Fort Steele, 13. C. L E MA1STRE & SCOTT, Barristers. Solicitors, Notaries Public, Etc. First Street. Revelstoke, B.(J. E DWARD A. HAGGEN, Mining Engineer, (Mem. American Institute Mining Engineer.-.) (Mem. Canadian Mining Institute.) Revelstoke, B. C. ' Examination of and reports on Mineral Pr-o- 'pcrtrcsii Specialty. TTpILLIAM A. BAUER, - Dominion a Provincial Land' SUKVEYOl'l. Survey^ of Mineral Claims, Timber Benin and Crown JjiikIs. ��������� C.ircof J. D. Sriiii.vi.D, Kevelstoke, B.C. DI&CRKDITABLE TACTICS. .The, attack made on A. F. Rosenberger and tlie Mine.? Kxchange over the ������ale of (lie Eva to the Calumet and 13. C. are most discreditable to the Michigan visitors who arc responsible for them. The writer lias done considerable'business with both Mr. Rosenberger and the Mines Exchange as represented liy Mr. Mussel ma n. and can say * ' their business methods are straiuht- fbnvard, clean, and conservative. Mr. Rosenberger and tlio Kxcliange have done much, to promote the best interests of ihominingindustry, of (he province. They have persistently refused to have anvlhine- to do with properties other than those of merit and they have never lent themselves to wild-cat miningor wild-cat townsite schemes. Jntakind this stand they have given offence to parties, and interests whose methods are any thins but creditable to them and this is one reason why they have been made the subjects of unscrupulous at tack.', A mining 'enterprise backed by Miv Rosenberger or���������,theMines Exchange will always be found .bona title and well worthy of examination. A. KIRK, J. A' ? Dominion ash Provincial ' Land Surveyor, Revelstoke, B.C.' M ISS EDWARDS, ��������� trained medical and surgical NURSE. . REVELSTOKE, B. C. ^belkootena^matl FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1902. ���������COLDSTREAM TRAIL. Xow that active operations,arc to be resumed on French and-McCullough Creeks il is important lhal (he trail on the north bank of Gold- stream, between Smith Creek and ' a i Coldstream, should be reopened in' tbe spring. this trail runs at present through'a slough'which is unsafe for horses', so, that (wo'miles Oof new trail should.be cut" along the* side-hill past the slough. r)\'i!.h 'this done and the rest of lhe trail cleared.oul an excellent means of communi- cationcwill be provided. This trail LEAD MINING. Manager Roy, of Silver Hill mine, says of the best means of improving the silver-lead industry: "China and Japan should be oiir market'for both silver and lead, and if this country "is willing and goes about the matter properly we can capture the market offered to our ��������� hand by the trade of the Orient. "Today tho price of lead is about #24 a ton to us, not as much as we pay for a ton of oats to feed our horses, but.aboul the price of hay. This is caused by the lead trust and the' combination of smelters in the great republic lo the south of us, where the mine owners get oi cents for their lead. How can wc work with such a difference in prices, especially as their mining and transportation charges are lower than our own ? "What ve really need, lo revive the industry and keep il on proper basis,so that we ��������� can ,work right along, and what wc must have or else shut down qur mines is three- quarters of a cenlper pound bounty to make us two cents, and then, 1 am sure, we could work all our tnincs: -The government at Ottawa have gone to great expense to push all kinds of industries, and J do not see why they would not help us open up our mines so as to allow -us to compete with the world and al the same time create a great market for all kinds of eastern products."' WASTING AWAY. The Sad Condition Of Many Young Girls. f i Mothers Should be very Careful When Their Daughters Complain of ��������� Headache. Fickle 'Appetite, or Heart Palpitation. Many mothers neglect the health of their growing daughters. Not wilfully of course, but,because they think the occasional headaches from which they suffer, fickleness of appetite, and pale cheeks, an* the natural result of the merging of girlhood into womanhdy^l... Tii is is a serious mistake. There is'no' period in a girl's life when she needs more attention, and unless the little troubles nre successfully treated, more serious ones���������perhaps decline and consumption���������are sure to folioiv. What every young girl needs at this period is a tunic medicine that wi give her' a rich, red Mood, strong nerves,' and bring her safely through a critical period in her life. For this purpose there is no other in the world can equal Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Thousands of girls throughout Canada owe their present health and happiness lo this medicine, and thousands of others who arc suffering would soon ho strong if thev would give Dr: Williams'Pink*Pifls a fair trial.' Among (he iiiunv voting ladies A CURIOSITY. Editor Kootenay ,M.\ii,. c. Sir.���������An unusual sight was observed today in the city when a team was seen drawing a wagon, the contents of which proved to be wood which is a solid substance found ' beneath the bark, of trees. The unusual sight attracted considerable attention as it was of the kind known its cord or firewood'. Old timers,iu ,tlio town can remember when quite a business was done "by cutting, drawing into town, and soiling tho same to people' who would use it for fuel, It is supposed the load in question, (which has been secured at a great cost, as it is a rare commodity now) About two milos of | w-i"1 ^<* l>'"q������l "lion exhibition" in one 'ot lire Circat Museums. I am. etc. ' ' ClVlf The weather is quite soft and the late snow which toll is fast disappearing. ', Our station is fast1 nearing coin-, ���������.;n t.n ���������,n~~-. ��������� ��������� i .i i- i P'ction and adds quite a business will be necessary in spring both tor .,p - pack trains and the mail service as who have proved the great worth of this medicine is Miss Jennie, Beanier of Doyle, Ont. Miss Beamer says: ��������� "Sonic year? ago J became very ill, and my friends feared I was going into a decline. I was pale; suffered from terrible headaches; my appetite was poor, and I grew very thin. I became so weak that i could hardly walk. J remained in this condition for several months,1 during which time I tried ..several medicines, but none helped me in ihe least. Then my mother got me some of Dr.- Williams' Pink Pills, and almost from the outset (hey helped me." As 1 continued (he use of the pills, the severe headaches left mo;* my appetite returned and J gained in weight. In fact, J wns soon enjoying perfect health and have since continued todo so'. 1 attribute this entirely to (lie use ,of Dr. Williams' PinkPiKs, and will be glad if' some oilier weak and ailing girl will profit by my experience. Pale and sallow cheeks, dizziness, headaches, palpitation of the heart, and (he' feeling of weariness (lint adlicts so many.young girls will soon disappear if Dr'. Williams'Pink 'Pills aroused. These pills also cure rheumatism, dyspepsia, kidney ailments, St. Vitus'dance, and the other (roubles that come from poor blood nnd weak nerves. 'Sold by ail dealers in medicine or sent po<t paid at fit) cents a box, or six boxes for $2,50, by addressing tho Dr. Williams'.Medicine Co.. llrockvillc Ont. * I I "j J"l C| U 13 ' I r HUME ef St i r in tit ul 1 111 $ I J. I 1 ,1. 1 1 I IT 7 J. liu.t ' 1.11 At,! I i I a) ��������� ���������3 S % ft. -���������=HFor Terms and Particulars as to Sale of Lots, apply to . H. N. bOURSIER, AGENT, REVELSTOKE. ���������Wyj-M' Kootenay Lodge No. 15 A.P. & A.M. ���������N������f ��������� Last 'week silver reached tlie lowest, price of recent years, being .quoted' at 22 15-16d. in London and 49������ cents in New York. ?ir The News-Advertiser pays S William Mulock ' a well-deserved tribute for his excellent and successful administration of the postal department. Coming from a conservative organ the tribute thus paid is all the higher compliment to Sir William. it will enable the round trip to be made and'all, the- camp's served. Otherwise access to Smith Creek,' and -McCullough and French Creeks by'(he main frails means 1,2 miles of useless travel, and results in the upper crooks being shut off altogether from (he benefits of the mail service. A TROUT-LAIvK. work for which' provision ppearancc to the. place Tho Columbia Hiver .Lumber Co. have another camp in the valley under the foromanslrip of X. JIcLood. c , i-Otii' Sutid.iy school is well attended, of late. Of course the good roads are 'jin'tc a help, besides other- attractions. We are pleased to announce the arrival in our midst of the brother and sister of Mrs. 10. 'Kriekson,, from Sweeden. We can presume on appearances j the double barrelled s-hot gun has been j brought to bear ' on more than one j person' by the way tho people arc ! going out lor the winter.' Wo haw to Why yon should buy ' Hon. W. C. 'Wells has been successful in his mission to Ottawa to obtain a grant in aid of the New Westminster bridge, and is to be congratulated on 'the result, whiclvwill relieve the' provincial treasury of some of the burden of this huge undertaking. ��������� The great services .which' Sir William Mulock has rendered to Canada have not been confined merely to the postal department. To his efforts are largely clue the inauguration of the steamship .service with South Africa and the completion' of ��������� the Pacific cable. The Ottawa Board of Trade have fittingly recognized Sir William's services in these matters by placing on record .their thanks ami appreciation of his efforts. , ,,, t i - . , ��������� I mourn the departure of Ji. and Chas. should bo made during the coming; Krioksun. and soon m..re to follow. session,,of the provincial legislature,' is the lowering of Trout Lake bv' clearing out the hard pan and log. jams in the Lardo Hiver. This. FIRE VALLEY. ��������� CHEWING :. TOBACCO' Because itis (he besl_q utility. Because it if the n ) r.is t, J as I i n g chow. Because it is the largest high grade o or 10c. plug. Because (-he tag* arc valuable 'for . premiums until January 1st WOI. ' Because we una inntee every plug, and , , ' ' i Because your* dealer is authorized to l'l'l'uncl your money if you a ro not satisfied. I'ogiilar-iiicotiiigs ,-/.��������� , _^/ arc held in tlio ITus- c-^.-���������^'-\--\ .(R*) onic Temple. Uoiu-nc ,y^i'Cjill!JMy^^=notu\ay in each i^������T^5|^-~!5^k,\������^iiioriUi ut S 1*. ni. itL4:?CrS-'^wvS11- VisitiiiR brethren ���������*^^z������:j=i��������� cordially welcomed! ( It. CiOKDON Sl'CHU'J-AHY. REVELSTOKE LODGE, I.O. O. F��������� No 25. ^x^.if?!! Itegular meetings nre held ���������&$m&!m&A ���������" Oddfellows' Flail every oft^S������*=������OW Thursday ������'Kht ut, eigliL '^2y&ri?���������&S������-!?������yo'clock. Vi.sit.ing brothers n?%ti.������'������������iAC>^J'^ cordially welcomed. 11. S. WILSO.V, N.G. J. A. STONE, II. & K.S. ��������� SELKIRK LODGE. NO. 12,' I. O. O. F. MceH every Tuesday ^^"���������'f/f^y^f^s^ evening in Selkirk ,*#^ Wh ���������Wiy^%yVA)- !lt s o'clock, if >^^^V YDvis'ti������K brethren eor- \fe^-' v>^H������'dially invited to at tend. ' J. MATIIIIC. Sko. spenan pedia .1. OUTIIKTT, X. G. work would result beneficially in; 'several ways. The proposed work would reduce Uie level of the Ink'.- by four,to six'ieet and thi* in .'turn would make available a eonr-idcr-���������' able area of good ranching and hay land in the locality. It. i- stated , the work would al.-o 'give a much better roadbed for', the railway' along the shore from Ciorard in Trout Lake City, and that ' Un-ivhy tbe CMMt. would effect a -nvi'irgof $60,000 in the cost of oon-truction. The work would involve an outlay of .foOOO to spGOOO. and a^ iho r-Mii't would be to benefit the public :>>. well as the railway the co-'i nmrht well be shared between tin- u"Vitu; ment and the company. f r.>ni <>i;r������\vn ('.irrf-iii.ndcnt. I*'very thing i������ quioi hero at present.! THE EMPIRE TOBACCO Co. LIMITED Rulihor .Stamps Notary Seals , Wax Souls Stencils' ' Priou Markers Printing ��������� Wln'i'ls' Numbering Machines Hand Dntii'g nnd X n in li cling Stamps. Chock Perforator's Rubber Typo Crown Printing Vresoos, etc., etc., ��������� Your Pntroir ago respectfully solicited Kootenay Mail Club Offer. ��������������� j v. INTERNATIONAL IHEH.J.FRANKLIN'STAMPWORKS VANCOUVER, B. C. Mr.-, tt. <h:e!l Wednesday last. A !"*'���������>".' mi'!', urt on ii.o k'.j k-ft f. .*.- Xcbon on ���������t \w>rkit)'.r on bridires ..���������tri..- .River ind:." inj.l.'li imld -ervice a: the [H.-t-olfioc- or ai.'d um\o t'i:>x aiiio ]ip-.i< lif-r. kopt a um,!i.<-r f had lioen trouhlod with my stomach for tho past sixteen or seventeen yo; ars, i \Vi"!nc-sd,iy jev,,ning iiiMirc.-aion of being- an Tlieinclomcm weather J and, n*? I have lifcn aclins as ri dru.^ dork for thtVpn'sUh'iVte^ fiom riJtci.diiTL'. | (i^oocl chance to try all reiiiodios in the market, hut never found aiivthinjr un- : .-\\\hio tlH-oo-4-oi.oi tv-o rnral'1''^^'^"1 ^'h^plv ������/Hipans Talnrk-s Lhac did me any good. They i.avu i i.o t-ot'ic - I.T Kiro V.lU-v ��������� ihr. 1-aiM ,U:,v!V ���������������������''������������������������������ m*'' f>t1,ll"r's ' c?nUl ll"1'1 "othinpr oh my stomach, t.nd I had a ,l .-. ��������� r ; ' )..',- '^^'MHir'Mvirnuch uioxL.iiIl lh.'.limp; iii f)U.-i, I. was nriscr.-.-ihlc, and ]if,. was hardly .i:l'uui..i, ..msr ;u I-..-. *f*-,vood Jiiiiy; worth living I was callnd crass t.nd erahhed hv my friends, but now they 13'tVolumes, over 200 Illustrations, Photogravures .and Chromatic Plates. This is one of the finest . . .11 Editions published; with history ol--each play, .explanatory and criticabnotes,-o-lossaries and complete life of Shakespeare! ' . . ' ��������� Half Price Introductory Sale The first edition, printed from new plates, has just been completed. ..In order to distribute this edition rapidly wc will make unusual concessions to prompt subscribers, the first edition will be sold fcr $22.00 -in Cloth'and $27.00 in Half- Leather binding, and you may pay at the rale of $2.00 a month Sample Sets .May Be Seen at the Kootenay Mail Office. If you"arc interested'fill in" the auachcd'form and address it to ' ��������� The Kootenay 'Mail, Revelstoke, H. C. OEDEEEOEM I'nay Mail Publishing Co. Limited, ��������� Revelstoke, li. (.V, ft/ I- w i V The Koote Please send r Please send 1110 the'Intcrntitional Shakespenie, in jg volumes, ,��������� .,dveiii^d bound 111 cloth, pr.ee $22.00, or. half-leather', '.$27.00. ,.|,c '"L V 00 ���������n 1 w 1 pay you or your ������,tle,' $2.00 monthly hereat'ier ,������������������. | (lu whok if r i, he books to remain you,* property until paid foi in full. . '. Natne, Address.. J*'aii.i. Tb'-.'-i- ;- im riuitht .Mr (..'alhiiM , all noric-e the eliniifjrs in n eau i .vpbiiir lh-- m.ittff A.- it i- fiiere , are :i few vi'.-r-. rm ti,'' niip'.-r end who . e.m't ^"e th.wi'i"!) it A FIXA NCI A LSrct '!'>-. 'he Dun.-mi.iir L'ovi rnmi'iil ;.n- to'be eonirrainlai ui lln. ���������IK (���������'' ia!t Referring to McK'enzie and Mann's applicalion for Jand grant? in this province in aid of the Canadian Northern railway, (he Voice remark? : 'The governments have been very kind to us," said W'm. Mackenzie. nnd-William i? determined lo beep governments'well up to bis healthy pitch of benevolence (uith the people's goods). William's corporation is only asking 9,000,000 acres of land in British Columbia for the privilege of doing a profitable business.'besides other odds and ends. Like the Lord, William appreciates a cheerful giver, he havinga widecapacilyfor"laking." Complaints come from Trout Lake City that the main street is fill llolation of the three and million loan. We :-ay ''.-iiece.-r-iu beoati.-o it ii-so when the bad .state of the Knglish money market is taken into oon.-idqration. The Daily Mail referred to Briii.-h eon- sol.-' being down to 0:'; ;. When tbe be.-1, government t-eeurities in the markets of the world a real lhal I price, it says much for lln: oredil of the province, and for lhe e.\-, CC'llcncc of tlio arrangement.- mnile [ by the Minister of Finance, Hon,.I.' I). Prentice, thai the loan .-hurtld I have tealixed within two iy r " hi ' of J'li'iti.-b consols. Hon. ^\r. Pni,- tice's success is nil her a bad jar fur' the oppo.-Jtioii calamity-hoi*, ler . and is another instance of ih'-.i" incapacity for Ihe po-ilion ul BANKING. 'i'i." li.n.i. 'ii Jftiiiu'lioii K'.itil!'.. t.- un Thin .M i, Iv-.l .'I t- in *-r.i:l''(.f tin- Mi.i-i,n 1- i. I".' .i in' hiLi-r Hank li ('.iiiiii,!���������!( i . Tl.i' li.'ilik ( f ''<ilnir.i lei' b;t- iij.i-tuil at ii.M.iti I'I.Lin-. M.iii.. .md tni- flDininii'ii li.n.k.it ."���������'t.iii-ti'.i'l, (^inbic Tin' l.-inlv uf Tijioi.ii. h.i* i'kHiLrli1. lh.' |itiv.'it(* kinking liii-itit������- of Mnrninni lll'l Tlldl Irh'll'N , Oli i AT DRUGGISTS. ! ^ The five-cent packet is enough ' for an ordinary-occasion I The family bottle, sixty cents, contains a supply for a year. -i.iii.it SSE&s^^*-g FINANCIAL. ' $2.'i(H)(i v..^ ; 'nil I he .Mm: I fi-r f T!i'-i" h.i" in. ' nil Willi .^t , li li -t-i h.i\i In. ��������� a lii*,r i' ,i I l.iel; P ���������iiii l.i-t \\.-i k fur a - 1 .-t'.ek I'A-cieiDi,'.' n .i ii'it ie i" be/ .-; I i-. -iiiii tii'' ' .;i!' _-S*I-"������(M)(),oo(i tin ' tin* Viinili-rlnlt-'. iiiij. ��������� ir,- CLUBBING RATES. 'I'm. K'ooiinw M.wr, ,iii'l muiitli!;, . m.).'',i/ini' The We1-1 Hiin,-1< r -f.') j.": ' w.u. . ' Tin: KooriA'AV M.mi. and the I'rc->-1 iivli'i ia,n -f.') j)'-r y.iar. ! Tin:' Kootia'.w .M ur.,'The West-j in tie-('���������!', The fr' shyleritin, till t hi'''��������� "j"' I , | ii')���������;>( in-. ' ! 'ih'- ti.-w s'ri.il sloi'v hv l.'.ilph f'on-' they bold as jiublic men. K i- ., ,,,���������, "(:|(.,,^iny Si-hoiil 'Days," h how Have advanced in Price 50 per cent (bo'last 60 days Jly Sfinny; th'-y v, ij] |i;:Ve ailvanced in price One Hundred Per Cent. Could you find a Belter Investment Anywhere? H. S. badly cut up with the heavy traffic dislinct proof (hut the credit, of thy 'umiiiiv in The Wislmin-ier. between the mine? and the landing, province is slill high in ihe l.o and the opinion is exjires^ed Unit I money marki'l. i ikIhii i .'uldre-- m: K'ootkvav Mail, l.'i'Vi'l-lfike. P V. V/ALLACE, Manager, TOWNSITE CO. . ��������� i'MBBICAN NEWSPAPER DIBECTORY Issued Semi-Annually.' ' Established 1869. tlie ���������U���������^ on'Newspaper S.aU-.lc. in .v,,./,>,tln7','i1'<-,,i" A<,vp|,i's'nK Apent?, I'Mitors.,Politicians a.ul nu. d',,. malioriii8 ������ tl,0ROVL,||",,,,|,K!v,yi,Ponitesl,lM,'������������,������^'Wtl)LM*iWg,,iw.ti n...iwshi?.iVS " h\'lf- d������������eri|������Lioii oC each place in which news miners are Silly, JuKc' "��������� 1,aiI,'������adff> lwttl ������������������'"9l'-iw, name and loc'tHion of, Jt gives the ntimcs of all Newspapers unci other Periodicals. Il-Kives Ihe Politics, Religion, Glass, N.-ttionnl (y, etc. It gives the Fivijireney of Issue. ' Htfives theEditot'snnme, It.gives the Publisher's narne. It gives (.he Size of the Paper'. Jt gives !he,Sit!)scriptipn Price. It gives the Date, of I^talilishinent. It gives the Uiiruklion-presenl,, as well as for a seriesof yen,.* nasi Urns eni.hhng an adyerii^e.* to determine the probal.le futnre. ' will % n. ���������^'"WiwwwMWamwaa^iP^s^^ ll gives a sep;ll.,.1lelict of all papers rated in the liocJy of the hook 1 a eirt'tilation ol over one thousand. 1 Itgives a Hepai'ate list of all newspapers having a Sunday hsue Jt gives filial of all Class Publications (Religions, Medical, Trade ' Agricultural, ... Korv.gn Lan^uag,1^ etc.), a���������tl ., complete index toV-iich It contains maps of each State, -Showing towns in which 11,,.,������ .,,.,. newspapers with more than J.0U0 circulation. . '"c ,lu JlalMi contains other valuable tahulations anil'classifications. The Price of the AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY k Five Dollars���������net cash, all transportation charges prepaid. i.^H!-\^.\\"^y\'"M'lm.'.il'"r['lin "f tlic.iiifoniiiiiioiihiiiiiillefl bj-iiiiicruinli GEO1. P. R0WELL & CO., Publishers, 10 SPRUOI*; S'J'RJiJiT, NI5W YORK. I .'������j SlBSaiflBKHl^^ I ) TUB KOOTENAY MAIL p. '?> 1. 11 J" ���������a *. 7b #%/cA .Aw/jre ^vacrf Draws Attention of City Fathers. Judge S'pi'oat lias addressed the ���������������������������j? , following jiioinorandum to the City Fathers : There are some things here, , in Revelstoke, that require more attention than they receive. First���������No ��������� useful communication exist, with the farming and other industries on the opposite side of the " Columbia River. Second���������The qctual City is severed, for a niile, by a railway embankment without a legal crossing. Third���������The Big Bend road has no . established base, but rambles into the City through Dominion and private lands. Fourth���������The large park, given to the City by the Dominion, is in a state of nature without approaches. Fifth���������The eight-acre cemetery, donated by Mr. Farwell, has ho pas- , sable road to it; except by committing trespass, which must cease. , Sixth���������The City has built a .large , brick house J3lock on No 53,thc relation of which to the Farwell estate, is not yel determined. . Seventh���������Streets and alleys have been shut,'or proposed to be shut and appropriated, as if .the area closed were not part of said estate. ��������� . t These surely, (not to mention" other things), are singular facts in a centrally situated town, eighteen years old, which has been incorporated since 181)9. They point to some'dcfimlt,. in time past, chielly on the part of the authorities concerned. *> J shall not deal afc present with all of the.above matters, but .only with the imminent closing of the Big Bend road and of the road thence to the cemetery, in consequence f of the ap- propriation, xo other uses, of Villa Lots Nos. 1, 2.' and 30, which, in turn, brings to the front the question of ��������� -���������--;.- "KAII-W.VY CROSSINGS." ' A,'simpler , question than this question of crossings could not besub- n ittcd to'u'ny business mind, yet very "few persons here seen to understand ��������� it. .' The lands nt Revelstoke arc part of the hinds granted for C.P.K. purposes, to the Dominion; in pursuance of" the" . 13 tli section of the Terms of Union by the li. C. Act of 1880, ,ns amended in 1883 and 1884, the Company being authorized to receive grants of tlie land'from the.Dominion in aid of construction. A , reserve was placed by the Province, upon the'"Belt" in 1883 for the purpose of conveying the lands to the Dominion. ' The Railway, Company, upon the location of its line, proceeded with " construction: This was going on east and west of the Columbia River in 1S85, when- the town of Farwell was staricd, and the need of a crossing was at that t'itiie the subject of correspondence between the Provincial Government and the.C.P.K. Company. ' ' In the registered plan of the. .town, such crossing was shown at 'the west ���������- end of Douglas Street���������the whole width of the street.". All this,' however, owing to, the course that events took, as the. result of disputes and' litigation, cuts .no particular liguic'now, and the fact'is only mentioned here to explain, the tradition, in tlie minds of_many,'as to 4 a Douglas Street crossing, which ^ really ' wns never n suitable place, ' > , owing lo the lowness of the embank k * merit there. It was ata later time, following the surveys of the town by the.. Dominion, ' that the crossings were dealt with and the ��������� practical question of the hour, with respect to them, is only embarrassed by references*to earlier history. On the 18th of February; 1890, the Dominion, under .its above powers, patented to 60-100 acres known as 'Tarccl No. 1" to the C.P.R. Company.1 J Ibis is the right of way strip, YL00 feet wide, vunnhig from the Columbia River to the cast limit of the Farwell 1 Estate, hot 6 group 1, according to the B. C. Government Survey; D (the Dominion local surveys, , I presume, not i not"having been then completed' and approved). The usual power ns, to crossings that might bv deemed expedient remained in'tlie Crown. . This power wns exercised in the Dominion ollicial plans of Revelstoke, dated respectively, 31st Oct., 1890, and 22nd June, 1892; by the indication thereon, of the places of two crossings, to connect the town north of the track with the town south .of the track. One of these crossings (which may be called "No. 1") is where the wide ,*. street, t hut runs along the east limit of Villa Lot No. 3 (Louis Benoit's) strikes the C.P.R. track. Obviously this ' crossing is in relation to the Big Bend wagon road along said street. The other crossing (which may be called Xo. 2) is near the bridge where lhe street that runs along the south limits of Villa Lots Xo. lO.(Levcsque) and No. 12 (Allen) strikes the said truck. Thi- crossing No. 2, without doubt, is in relation to the Villa Lot settlement, which alr-ady is becoming .important. The embankment at bolh these places permits of overhead crossings. The abovc,is in short, how the crossing qm stion stands, and consequently in dealing' with it now tlie Dominion Government need not be approached, * unless in t$e very improbable event of recalcitrancy or of a proposal to sub- ��������� stituto other crossings. The latter is hardly practicable as the oflicial plans are of record, and have been referred to in all transfers of property, the indicated crossings being presumed to exist. So much as to the Dominion Government. Now as to the Villa Lots, and it has not been finished to the railway crossings but has been deviated easterly through a portion of the Farwell Estate and through* a 15 acre C.P.R. Parcel, as explained in the above letter, ii which deviation must now be forthwith corrected. - I may remark here that the description of the west limit of the City is not clearly worded in the Incorporation Act, and, whether the City or the Province is entitled to collect taxes on some of the lands in that quarter may be a question, but, it is said that the city line is 800 feet from the right of way. Be this'as it may, the obligation to open these 800 feet cai: hardly be upon the city, as the continuous' default from 1892 and the particular deviation from the official Dominion plan, on the part of the Provincial Government, took place before the corporation existed. It is not expected that the Provincial Government will raise any question as to'this work. . Without its completion and a crossing the costly Big Bend road will be useless. .The above default of the Provincial- Government many years ���������ago, which, probably, arose, from inadvertence, does not,absolve the corporation from responsibility in the premises. There has been no change in" the main facts of the situation since the city was incorporated in 1899, and the obligation of dealing with those facts as to the crossings and of subserving .the public interests generally, ns to all matters I have,mentioned, has been upon the successive councils. I cannot as.a.non-resident pretend to know what, precisely, has been done or attempted to be done, but the general impression in the public mind is that the action of the corporation has been inadequate. / Its duty to act, now, is imperative to avoid a deadlock, in the circumstances above described. IN CONCLUSION * so far as appears, blame does not attach to the C.P.R. Company in connection' with the present situation. The company is not responsible to the public in the sense in which the Provincial Government and the corporation arc responsible in'their respective spheres. It is no part of the Company's duty to initiate action as to crossings when the parties, responsibly concerned, remain inert. ^ "The Company has' not.,yet closed, as it might, have done, and must now do,' the passage of the deviated road through its valuable parcel No. 3, and it stood the risk for .years of a dangerous level crossing where, as travel increases, serious accidents may occur. .- COI������Y OK LETTER. . G. M.'Sproat to the Provincial Government. ' , F. G. Fauquier, Esq. , ���������- Asst. Comr. of Lands* Works. Revelstoke. B. C. -Dear Sir,:���������' * , ,������First,���������The way in which the Big Bend waggon road enters Revelstoke is not satisfactory. * " ' Second���������The UominionGovcrnment, tudinal severance by a 66ft. road of the important C. P. YR. "parcel 3". and they would,have to get a dangerous open crossing, near a curve, established upon the terminal section of their trunk waggon road. It may be safely assumed that,,neither the Dominion Government, nor the Railway Company, would agree to any such proposals Nine���������A regrettable result of the deviation is, that it exposes tbe Provincial Government inequitably[though of course without real ground] to the charge of taking sides in the peculiar rivalries which exist naturally among the residents in different parts of all long narrow towns. ������. Ten���������The obvious remedial course ���������if 1 may venture to suggest one��������� now is to continue.the road (it should have been done at first) as per the Dominion surveys^ for 15 or 20 chains to its end at the railway track, and for the Provincial Government to ne- gociatc with the Railway Company for an under-crossing ut such road end. There must be a crossing, and that is the place for it according to the YDominiorf survey plan. The embankment is high enough, there for an under-crossing. I should think that from -the point of view of the Company, a safe under-crossing at the end of the said road, would be a good substitute for the present open 'crossing at Wales Street, with its ' ever present danger, both to road and railway traffic. Eleven���������The bank descending to the lower ground, which,exists about ten chains from the track, is, in tbe opinion of road makers, no impediment to tbe aforesaid extension, being composed of gravel without'rock's in place. You could "negotiate" it With" any grade desired, ��������� nnd at a reasonable cost greatly . less than the probable amount of compensation for severance of lands on all deviated route [supposing the latter could be maintained at all, which is doubtful]. ' ',' Twelve���������I write this letter'tis owner of 30 'or .40 acres of Villa Lots contiguous to or,' near the terminal sectiori)Of the road in question, and fertile information of yourself and- the Hon. Chief Commissioner ��������� of Lands and Works. . , ' - - - READER, ' This is YOUR Paper. YOU should support il. One way to do that irf to patronize tlie firms whose advertisementsrtppea1 in this paper. In ordering ineiuior the Kootenay Mail. A Well Regulated Jewelry Store is ns well worth ii vi.-il as tin nrt gallery. The Jcwelci and Silver Smith n Art is one of tlie oldest nnd flnebt; its production* among the most' exquisite. If Mich things are not artistic they nre of little vnluc. Largest Furnishers in Western Canada J. Guy Barber's ''Elllcr is patience, jut ils fruit is sweet." " L;convenient ,is "Cw-iliny, but1 better order by mail, than ���������accept substitutes. Get the shoe you know,��������� "The Slater Shod" ,'Are the "best that can. be, bought. Don't experiment with other and inferior brands. BABY'S OWN TABLETS. Help Little Babies and Big. Children .in All Their Minor ��������� Illnesses. PROVINCIAL OOVI'llN.MI'.VT J have to say that its position in relation to crossing Xo. J, is stated at length, in the appended copy of my letter of the 27th August, J00J, for the information of tho Hon. Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works. The wide street a hove referred to which rims from .!. Ma ley's to the town, on tin* Dominion ollicial map, has heen roughly opened but the road, us made, severs at least two four-nerc as ,long as 1890, surveyed and. made a 'plan of the town, and in 1892, the same Government surveyed into villa lots, and made a plan of the lands lying to the northward of the town through which the said road .passes. These two.plans are of record in ' the Department of the Interior _ at Ottawa, and all transfers of lands here have been made in'reference to them. Third���������Tlie plans show tho streets both inside and outside of the city; and the 1892 plan show's, markedly, a fine straight highway 50.33 chains in length and 66 feet wide,running north from the Railway track, and designed evidently, ��������� in relation to the said Big Bend road, (which road has been made under'my direction, at nn earlier time through* the then iinsurveycd. land.) The official survey by the Dominion Government, in 1892, preserved ��������� the location generally, but- of course strnightenet the.line of the road or street. ��������� "- . Fourth���������The Crown, thus having made", ample and suitable, provisions for streets and roads in the said plans, was debarred by good practices estnb lished'in such matters, from making changes under any powers as to highways, reserved in its land grants and patents, except for very pressing public reasons. Fifth���������Nevertheless, the Provincial Government, in 1897 (which.was before the incorporation of the city) as the road approached Kevelstoke, set aside the oflicial survey of the Dominion Government, nnd entered the city by a remarkable deviation. Six���������Having mnde the road generally along the line , Dominion highway shown upon the said plan of 1892, they suddenly, when within 15 or ' 20 chains from the railway track, swerved the road in nn easterly direction, ran across and severed Farwell land, and land held by the Dominion, and by the C. P. JR. Co., and entered the town at the north end of Wales Street, by a dangerous open crossing near a curve of the track. Seven���������I cannot fi-nd any evidence that the Dominion Government or the Canadian Pacific Hail way Co. or private land owners along the route, have recognized this deviation. The Dominion survey plan of 1892 remains unchanged, and lands are sold and bought every week, with recited reference to it. Hence my above opening remark, that the way in which the -13ig liend waggon road enters Kevelstoke is not satisfactory. The terminus or terminal section, is, so to speak, "in the air." The rule has been disregarded that the provision of a suitable secure "Base", is the first need, in making any lino of communication. Eight���������What may have influenced the Provincial Government in making this singular deviation, and afterwards in .leaving the deviated route in ������,��������� position, of insecurity, can only be conjectured. I myself on the spot after examination nnd enquiry, cannot make head or tail of it. The deviation affect the rights and interests of more than a hundred properly owners. The Provincial Government, n order to maintain it, would have to got the Dominion Official map changed; they would have to compensate the owners of severed lands, including the loi'gi- When your child���������whether a big child or a little' baby���������suffers * from stomach or bowel troubles of any kind', is nervous; fidgety or cross and doesn't sleep well, give Baby's Own Tablets. This medicine is the quickest and surest cure���������and the safest, because it contains no opiate or harmful drug. No1 matter how young or how feeble your little one is the Tablets can be given with a certainty that 'the result will he'good. For very young infants crush the Tablets to a powder. Mrs: Geo. W..Porter, Thorold. Out., says:��������� ':My baby had , indegostion badly when lie was about three months old. He" was constantly hungry' and his food did him no good as he' vomited it as sooii as ��������� lie took it. He- was ��������� very thin and pale and got but little sleep, as he cried nearly all the time, both day.and iijght.' He was constipated; his tongue coated and his brctith bad. Nothing .did him any good until I got Baby's Own Tablets and " after giving him these . a short time ' he began' to get 'better. His food digested properly; his bowels became regular, he began to grow and is now ti big healthy boy.'', I always keep the Tablets on hand and can recommend them to other,mothers. The Tablets can lie obtained at any drug store. or you can pet them by mail,, post paid, at 25 cents a box by ���������writing direct to the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville. Out. .or Schenectady, X. Y. "(ioodygarVYeJtql" O. ,B. HUME & OO.' Sole Local Agents .CIGAR FACTORY ''Our Special" & "The Union." H. A. BROWN PROP. REVELSTOKE, - - B. C. Jas. I. Woodrow ; BUTCHER. Retaib Dealer In^^an^?- BEEF, PORE, MUTTON, Etc. Fish and Game in Season. ���������All orders promptly rilled. ' ' REVELSTOKE, B. C Office Furniture A car load of Roller Curtain Office j Desks just received���������nothing else in i car. 12 Patterns, Prices $22.00 to $100.00 N.-iine your wants for anything in Ofiice or House Furnishings and wh.it yon pan afford and we finliish.s-ntuples anil illustrations with full description free. Style Mmilar to cut but much better, Con 30x18 in. top, 30 in liiglr. solid CUk... ������POV rothers Victoria, B. C. TIME S. .$. "Archer' r >$'. S. " Lardeau." E. B. EDDY'S "KING EDWARD" 1000s. "HEADLIGHT," 5Ws. ,. "HaGLK," 100s and 200s. "VICTORIA," ".LITTLE COMET." , '* i FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. KING EDWARD VII. Scotch Whisky is i\ blend of the products of the most famous Distilleries ' of Scotland's Western Highlands, and .is relishing to a healthy,, manly palate, with a.fullness of flavour and bouquet clinging to it. THIS CONSTITUTES THE GLORY OF ,: ing "Edward'V s Corner Douglas and King streets. Distilled on the Estate of the. Duke of Argyle,' Argyllshire, "by Gree'nlees Brothers. Revelstoke Wine and Spirit Company, Limited, AGENTS. HALCYON HOT SPRINGS SANITARIUfl/T The most comp] the continent ol North America. Situ ated midst scenery unrivalled for irr.ari; deur. JJouting, Fishing, Excursions, Skating and Shooting. Hcsidcnt Physician and Nurse. Telegraphic communication with all parts of the world, two mails arrive and depart every day. lis baths cure all nervous and muscular diseases; its wo tors, heal all Kidney, Ln'crand Stomach ailments, and elim inate all mctalic poisons from lhe system. Its waters cannot bo surpassed for their healing virtues. Special Winter Terms : Per Week. $12 to S15 B. C. ABRAHAMSON BROS., PROPRIETORS. Newly built/ty* First-class in every respect. All modern conveniences ' Largo Sample Rooms, v Rates $1.50 per Day Special Weekly Rates. Queen's Hotel, Trout Lake, under same management. CLUBBING OFFER. . ^ - - - ���������_ . '* The Kootknay Mail and Weekly Free Press are offered from-now, till Dec. 31st, 1903 for $2.75. This not only ' menus that new subscribers promptly taking advantage of this offer will receive fourteen months subscription for the price of one year, but they will obtai i also three additional pic- turcs.makhig twenty-five in all. ��������� Subscriptions and addresses received at ofiice of Thi-; Kooti:.vay MAir., Kevelstoke. f^f^^^^(^^^^^^t^'r^(^^f^f^r^'^^4}?^^^^^^^r^> Does Youp Food Distress You ? Are you h(-i*vous? Do you fi'i'l older than you used tn? Is your appetite poor? Is your tongue coated with a slimy, yellowish fur? Do you have dizzy spell.-? Have you a had taste in the mouth? Does your food come up after eating, * with a sour taste? Have you a sensation of fullness after eating? Do you have heartburn? Do you belch gas or wind? Do yon have excessive thirst? Do you notice black specks before the "eyes? Do vou have p.-rin or oppression around "the heart? Does your heart palpitate or beat irregularly? Do you have unpleasant dreams? Are"you constipated? Do your limbs tremble or vibrate? Are you restless at night? Name Age Occupation Street number '. Town State If you have any or all of the above symptoms you probably have Dyspepsia. Fill in the above blank, send to us, and we will mail vou a free trial of PEPSI KOLA TABLETS-unquestion- alily the surest and safest Dyspppsia cure known���������together with our little book���������"Ativice to Dyspeptics." Regular size Pepsikola Tablets, 25 cents, by mail, oi* of your druggist. AGENTS WANTED. CANVASSER wanted: ,. to sell T1UNTEKS' INK���������a journal for advertisers���������published weekly at five dollars a year. It teaches the science and practice of Advertising, and is highly esteemed by the most suocesslul advertisers in this country and Great Britain. "Liberal commission allowed. Address POINTERS' INK", 10 Spruce ST., New- York. KOOTENAY HOUSEl " COMAPLIX ���������== Is Now Open for Business - The Best Rouse in Town. Well Furnished - Good Table. Best Brands of WINES, SPIRITS and CIGARS kept in Stock. W. HAMILTON, Proprietor. ftr. 't$n (*> rvtrt Kor lli-bt-eluss leather write B.'C Leather Co. Vancouver, B. C. Hi-ll.i-li Columbia AkchI.s for lire celebrated "PEKETANG" Sole Leather, Gut Soles and Heel Pieces. Harness Leathers, lb-idle, Saddle mid Skirt- ing Leathers, Luce and J/itigo Leathers, Upper Leathers oC all kinds. Manufacturers of Closed Uppers of all descriptions. Shoemakers' Tools and Kindlii(,'.i, Saddlery Hard ware. Hides and Oils. Two thousand Jleerskins Wanted. Catalogues and price IImh on application. PATENTS THE LAXAK0LA COMPANY, 45 Vesev Street, NEW YORK Trademarks ii ���������>.������������������> v and Copyrights ��������� ' obtained iu all countries. ROWLAND BRITTAIN, Registered Patent Attorney Mechanical Knfe'ineer and Draughtsnii'ii, Hank of B. N. A. Buildings. Hastings Street VANCOUVER, B. C. A postcard will .secure arr evening appoint incut for those who cannot call during tbe day ORIENTAL HOTEL the choicest the market & J\ ' ably furnished with affords.' Best Wines, .Liquors, Rates $i a day. 'Monthly rate. ALBERT STOHSnE C igars. PEOI One Block from C ZJ It Dopot and Stoamboat Wharves It 3 furnished andgRc-modolcd Rates $1.50 ro $2 per day Corner Granville &. Hastings Streets, R. DOWSWELL, Proprietor, - Vancouver, B. C. Just Remodelled and Refurnished with all Modern Conveniences. To Trappers Raw Furs Bought Cash Prices Paia Rooms in Suites with IJaths and Toilets attached, JloivinoJJot and Cold Water, Inside Toilets ou each Jloor, Gas Lighted aud Steam Heated/Throughout. J. C. GREENE, Proprietor, - ' GOLDEN, B. C. liiiiinitig between Arrowhead. Thomson'? I-AiidiiiK .>nd Comapiiv, commencing Oct. Uth, HM1. will jju] a������ follow.-, (weather permitting): L<ave Arrowhead ������or Thomson's Landing and I'oiMnplix twice daily at 10k. and 15k. Lea re Coniaplix and Thom.-on'e Landing for Arrowhead twice daily at 7.15k. and 12.15k. Making clo-c connections with' all C. P. It. train-, and boat--- The owners reserve the right to change times of aailiii^ without notice. THE KItKD I'OBIXSO.V LUMBER CO. LTD. V. ROBrXSOK, Managing Wrector, OCEAN STEAMSHIPS Koyal Mail Uses. Cheapest Konte to the Old Country. ALLAN*'LIKE-Krom Montreal. Pari,ian Oct. Nuinidiar. Oct. 26 Tunir-ian ...... yQS% j DOMIXIOXILI.N'E-Erom' Boston. Merion ' Oct- 15 N'cw England Oct. 22 Common wealth N'ov. 5 DOMINION LINE-Krom Portland. Californinii ... . Oct. 25 Colonian Nov. 15 IIEAVKH LINE-Krom Montreal. Like Ontario .... i - OcL IC Ijiku Erie ��������� ���������' - - - , - ��������� " 23 Like Mcgantic "30 AMERICAN* LINE-Krom New.York'. St. Paul .... '.��������� . . Oct. 15 St. Lorrii Oct. 22 I'liiladi'l'iia, - - ��������� -' - - Oct. 21 St. Paul ���������-<> '- - . - ��������� Nov. S UEI) STAB LINE-KroQ! New York. Kroonl.iiid Oct. 18 Xeelnnd -...-'-��������� Oct. 25 Finland Nov. 1 , WHITE STAB LINE-Krom New York. ' ������, .'Vutoiric Oct. 15 , Cymric Oct, I" Oceanic Oct. 22 Majestic " Oct. 23 Celtic Oct. ,31 CU'NAUI) LIN'E-KroiiiNew Yoik. Uinbrld - Oct. IS Luftliifii Oct: 2a Eiruriii : - ' - Nov. 1 ��������� Passengers ticketed through to all parts of Great IJritnin and Ireland, and at wpcciallj- low rates to all part.* of the European continent. v Applv to nearest railway or steamship agent or to , '*��������� * ��������� T. \V. BRADSHAW. Agent, Rovelstoke. W. P. F. CUMMINGS. Pacific Agent. myWM^m^mm. Ti-nins lcavp , REVJ5LSTOKE 1} Daily EiisMiotind . j 8:20 Southbound V- ' S:I0 \V<?������ tlio nnd ��������� 17:30 Tourist Car Service ST. PAUL ��������� ..'..Daily TORONTO'. .'. ' Tuesdays and Saturdays 'MONTREAL and BOSTON.'.- . : Thursdays ������ .Em' (11'C'SS E..J. COVLE, .A.G.P.A.,' ' VANCOUVER full information ca T. W on or ad- BRADSIIAW t .Agent, . ��������� REVELSTOKE.' Seeds, Trees, Plants, Bulbs. , GREENHOUSE PLANTS, for Full Planting. Glenn certificate from -in-.-: '' spector. CUT FLOWERS. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, ' ', " BEE SUPPLIES, FRUIT BASKETS, " FERTILIZERS, Catalogue Free. M. J. HENRY, 3009 Westminster Road, Vancouver White Labor Only. PELLEW=HARVEY, BRYANT & GILMAN, Vancouver, B. C. PROVINCIAL ASSAYERS Mill Tests Smelter Tests Up to 4000 lbs. j Checking Smelter Pulps a Specialty. Have You a Doubtful Piece of Rock? We'll Tell You what it is * FREE OF CHARGE; MaiMS Standard remedy lor Gleet, GonorHicea and Runnings IN 48 HOURS. Cures Kid- ' ney and Bladder Troubles. Exporter of Purs. COMAPLIX J. H. YOUNG, - - - Proprietor. I Best brands oC Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Travellers to Fish Creek will find excellent accommodation at this Motel. Cook's Cotton Boot ComponaS Is successfully used monthly by ortt 10,000 Ladles. Safe, effectual. Ladles aak j-ourdraggl6t for Cook'g Cotton Sort Cm- Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills aud imitations are dangerous. Price, No. 1, tlpet box; Vo. a, 10 degrees stronger,$3 per box. Na. 1 or 2, mailed ou receipt of price and two (-cent stamps. The Cook Company Windsor, Ont. E&'Kos. 1 and 2 sold and recommended Bjr all responsible Druggists lu Canada. So. I nnd So. 1 nre Mild ;it I rout Ijikc by K. T. Ak*)-. ami nt Kevci-toko by \V. Hews. G. K. Curtis, nnd Canudn Uriig & Hook Co. DruBtfiht-s "HSLJSZ Wood's PliospTioSlne, The Great Englith "RtmttAy. Sold and recommended by an druggists in Canada. Onlr reli- able medicine discovered. Six , . -packages gucranttcd to cure all forms of Sexual Weakness, all cITects of abuso or ciccss. Mental Worry, Excessive use of'.tobacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt of price, one packajteU, sli, J5. OnewiUfteaht, tizwilcure. Pamphlets free to any address. Xbo Wood Company, Windsor, Oo&������ Wood's Pnosi'iioiiiXE is sold in Revelstoke by Crinadii Drug & Hook Co.. G. K. Cunis, nnil \v. liews. and oy Frank T. A buy at Trout Lake Druggists. y, yyy'-yyyy /'iy'jy;x^:<ky yy- THE KOOTE^ATOMAIL. In this damp climate everybody is more or les.s troubled with catarrh in the head. One of thenpwpst remedies is��������� called PERFECT It is composed of two hollies��������� one for internal and the other for external use, and will ehvct n cure a������ near as any medicine can. It is sold only by the CANADA DRUG AND BOOK C0.���������>|! At $1 per Bottle. Try for yourself and be convinced. MARRIED. Sii:o(;kii:ii-Ok.ki:i.���������On Monday evening the 17th. hist.., at lhe residence of Alderman .McLeod, Second .street, by liov. \\\ C. C.-ilder, Harry Siog- gried, of theC. I', It. Works, to Clara (Jri.sel, of Urcstou. Gennnnv. ' 1'i'1'i:ii-Tl;i:m:oss���������At Kevelstoke, Ii. ' C, Friday, Xov. Mth, by Kev. C. .\. I'rociiiiier, Ucginiild A. Upper to Siilnia Turnross, both of Revelstoke t ' I beg to say that the agricultural news in the Family Herald and Weekly Sua- is . alone worth many times the subscription price. Your Agricultural Editor is a ������o<-A ono,and he appears to be thoioughlv ver?ed in all agricultural matters." Signed, II. Ci. Wade. Ollice. I5ogistr.ii* of Live Stock, Toronto. Mr. Wade accompanied bis letter with a year's sub- tcrijition, one dollar. Tbe Family Herald and Weekly Star is recognized as the best agricultural' paper in America 'and as a fanily paper it excels in every department" ; Wc extend a hearty welcome tu the new illustrated paper. '-EAST and WKriT." Its eub-titlc,''A Paper for Young Canadi.uis," indicated the Held it seeks to occupy. The content*, are promising; ihe editorials arc brief and pithy, unci a continued story by .1. MacDon'aUl Oxlcy, illustrated by J. 1-:. Laugliliri, with a promise of a story Liy Ralph.Con nor iu an arly number, guarantee' good general I reading. '��������� ICA,-jT and WKST" is pub-1 lished under the,direction of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, with J!ev. ll. Douglas leaser and J5ov. .J. M..Duncan as editors. USE^zs^^* ROYAL. CfiOWN SOAP The Best in the World. Mail us 15 Royal Crown Soap Wrappers, and in return we ' will mail a beautiful, Picture size 10x20; or for 25 Wrappers your cboice'of over 100 books. Drop us it post card asking for u catalogue of premiums to be had FREE for Royal Crown Soap Wrappers. Address' The Royal Soap Co., Vancouver, B.C. Limited. THE MINES. BORN Ca.mi'uki.i.- of Mr. P -At rJeinermouth, the wife Campbell, a daughter. Li;i;���������At Revelstoke, Ii. C, on ' Satui- (lny, r\ov. Kith. Mrs. W, J. Lee of a son. [posthumous.] Monkay���������At Revelstoke, 13. C. "on Saturday, Nov. 15th, to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murray, of Nelson, 13. C, a daughter. Mo'iTE���������At the Queen Victoria hospital," Revelstoke, B. C, Sunday, Xov. 9th, Mrs.'Motte of a daughter. DEATH. Itomxsox���������-At Revelstoke, 13. C, on Wednesday, Xov. M9th, Daniel Robinson, aged 5.3 years. Club LOCAL & GENERAL. Nelson city overdraft is .%32,20'J. C. R. Maxwell, M. V. for Vancouver, died on Tuesday. ' A movement is on foot, to establish a university at Vancouver. <���������<��������� YM. J3uchannan reports Camborne more prosperous 'than ever. ��������� , The Sentinel says a Curling , may Le started at Kamloops. , " ��������� The-conservatives will oppose the reelection of Hon. Mr. 'Prefontaine. ., A. Mrs. McDonald, of Philadelphia, celebrated her 132nd birthday this week. Americans arc negotiating, for Iho settlement of 3,000,000 acres, of New Ontario. ��������� ' ��������� , Rev.. Price Hughes, the celebrated Methodist divine, died this week in London. The appeal court has established Premier Dunjmuir in control of the Colonist.^ , _ _,_y, l.��������� The enterprising town of Armstrong .proposes holding an agricultural show next vcar. :y(tt the three .school, t'riistccs'oiic'fiye- ftii-esaiinuaHy.v W.J.Dickie is the, Vetir- 'ihg; trustee forltevelstokeyiiKiyinforiiis iisylicyVvHlYliotYscelc yre-electioh. y.This is������������������' to,be;regrett'cd,Y;isYhcyYhaYs,yforiiicd one of.a boai^l.ofYywhbso Yinlm bust rat-. ioiit lib city may well-beproud; ,y ���������//��������� y ���������" ���������,yyMcLeani':J3rps.iy..Y'\yho.y-rccch.t-ly::,'pur-;' clnise.lya;r;iiich''oii YPaxtdii:''creek,:heaf' Cr;m'd:Prairin,Y are y stocking ..their newly acqun-eii propeftyY'witli iiyc ciiiy loads of breediiigy cattle, /whichy were rccehtlv'iaiidedat Duck's station from G^Wyyyy. ���������yyyyyy yy y/yr. yyy Y'yThe river 'clearing gaugareYhiiikiiigY good yp'rogress atyRocky 'Point,yy Mr.Y Kcefer/syvisityiipythe riveryivYfortiiight ago eii!ibled:hiiii't6ysec':it at lo^iviit'ei-; iuulylo Y;..;f6i-iiiy yt'gbdd idea as:ftYoythe; exteiity6fyiiiiproyeiiieii'b:required.y;.v,;yyYy ..;.; jyPyKcl lyi, 11 a s< p li'rcK a sed !f\ Yl ������������������ \y h 'it-: mbi'o^f.yi''iin'^ liouscYiitCiiYi'iies^Grecky1 ;and iritondiy cone! utetJi hgy YiiYyygciQd Y stoppi ng-pliicc,y .which: will-beYwclcoinC: to travellcrsiYbc- .t.NvecnyEc'yeJ^tpl^ yy:Wc:-haveytoythiiiikytheyKingsYPriiiter lorYthcy reportof tlieC;fiiadian:FoYrf-3ti'yY AssoYciatiqiLY.y Tlie repo'rtis YwellYconi- j[i i. I eii i;'' i 11 u s t rii t cd ;.si;ii d.. .p i-1 iV- t-e'd -1, V n"iy d;','w "i 11 be read withyiiitcrestb}\eyei'yY]bycrY of trees.. Y;.:yy;-yyy /y.,yY;yyy;yyyy:y.yy ,,yy Social and Personal Another wedding is on the t.ipis." T. Dunne left for Vancouver Sunday nij-ht. -^ V'U)S , pong tournament is being organized in the city. # J. M. Kellie left yesterday for the river improveinentcamp. R. S. McLean was on a visit to the city this week from Ducks. The ladies are organizing a dance .for tonight at Selkirk Hall'. , J. A.Taylor, of Arrowhead, returned from the Const on Wednesday. ���������L A. Miller has been laid up for a few days with an attack of pleurisy. uold Commissioner Fraserhas been on a visit to the Lardeau' this week. Mrs. IL1'J. 'Bourne entertained her friends at five, o'clock tea on Friday afternoon. ��������� Mrs. Sherburn, of Bear Creek, lias been on u short visit to Mrs. Willis Armstrong. ' ������ (iranby smelter treated 5,010 tons of ore last week. While lead is at a low price now it- is no lower than in 1S92-95. ��������� Canada now ranks third among the world's gold-producing countries. Ore running 739 ozs. silver has been struck on theRamblerat McGuigan. (iranby Smelter has disposed of 125, 000 shares to American capitalists at ���������$1 a share. " : 'It is proposed to establish a zinc smelter at Medicine Hat, usingnatural gas as fuel. The American mica production last year was 300,000 lbs. as compared with 450,283 for 1900. The report of the sale of the Trail smelter to the Gooderham-Blackstock syndieate is denied. The Le Roi made,a profit of ifGS,0J7 last month, and cleared $117,080 for the last live months, Albert Hill, of London, will succeed Messrs. McDonald and Thompson as manager of Le Roi Xo.'2. Smelting pays well. The Smelter Trust has paid out its heavy indebtedness from ihe profits of orations. RAIL AND STEAMER The demand for railway cars is G0,- 000 m excess of supply. The V. V. and E. started running into Grand Forks Saturday. The C.P.R. call tenders for a heating plant for Mt. Stephen' House at Field. General Manager Hays is determined to make the Grand Trunk a transcontinental line with a Pacific terminal. A charter is being applied for for a railway from'Edmonton' through the Pine River pass to the Pacific Coast. Owing to the demand for cars the C.P.R. have had to reopen their Kingston shops which they had arranged to close. c Mr. Puttee M. P., endorses Hon. A. G.Blair's proposal for a state-owned railway from the Atlantic to the Pacific Coast. ' Thirty new steel lined dump cars, with a capacity of thirty tons, have beciyplaced in the Boundary by the C.P.K., on account of increasing ore Ira llio. INDUSTRIAL NOTES. A combine of shoe manufacturers is being arranged in the east. The plant has been ordered for the sawmill to be put in at Trout Lake, and which will have a capacity of 100, 000 ft. a day. The increasing value of 13. C. timber lands'was shown at the sale of the MacLaren-Ross lumber interests at Ottawa last week when $1G9,500 was realized for 50,700 acres in 'Sayward and Westminster district, though much of the land is now cleared of timber. ^Rowland Brittain, Patent Attorney, Vancouver, reports the following B. C. inventors received allowances of their U. S. applications^ Johnson & Crofts, Nelson, on an improved briquetting machine, McCormick & McPhall and Steveston, Vancouver, respectively, on a bicycle coaster brak^, and' R. Bride, Eburne,,on a baling press." [y , For Sale TWO Residences on ^IcKcnzie .AvenL modern improvements, ?^,j(j0 c.icli'33 terms. ��������� } TWO Residences on Third Street c./ convenient for rciihvaj- men, ������l,t \. easy terms. , ,fe OXE Residence on First Street e.iol, ���������% quired $000, subject to mortgage. .{'{ Apply lo d ��������� fc HAItVEV, McCAItTER & PINKl'ip '# NOTICE TO CREDITORS In tlie County Court of Kootenay li'-^j? Kevelstoke. In llie matter of tire estate f D. Hoyd, Into of ReveKtoke, JI. C, dece if Notrce is hereby given that all per-oonr l claims against tlie estate of tlie said ��������� j Uoyd who died on or about the *!lsl day'? A.D., 19(12, are required to send by posl * ortfc deliver to llarvey, McCuner ai>f ham, solicitors for the adniinislr-,ilor,r before the tSLIi day of January, l!KU, thei, addresses and descriptions and a full st of particular's of their claims and the in the security (if any) held by them duly i and that after tho said day the ndiiiin; will proceed to distribute lhe asset*' \r��������� I deceased among the parties entitled* 1 ' having regard only to the claims of w������i shall ilicn have notice. * It is Mated if Hon. .1. H. Ross-is elected for Yukon a portfolio of.mines will bo created for the dominion and he will be appointed minister. ".insuring ':.y.y,,ri'^,nj'!y'-C4i'n^s:ivc/y-.4i?biievYriiV _witl]\H.;XyCou'i^ yyGood programlneyaT^ ;pl;nvXCoric(2rfc;yj,;^ ^"l^fte^igh't.;^ ^.Thercy#re;liy]i^ SyY.Wilspiiv'^t^ pjpyee-has'two^iaiidsi^ Y_y Travel lerV'"Yv^ fin(iy;.the.y:besfv'Y aYncbmadatibn::irt ;'CJ5ii,tral,.Hpt^ iyyHerc^ireyfbargainsYYfoiy-Yvoiii-YYiwint'brY -vogctable'.siipplies: Turni"psf $L"riorlQO 'lbs.-;yParsii'ips,y.(ii'.lYperviQO 1 life., Cabbage; $lype.';100Jbs.Y:'y/Y'Malev.Yx,yy /y,y ;.' '���������'������������������.'-..''���������...;'.��������� ���������''''���������''y yy-y ''���������:'���������������������������'���������' " vyy- ' y 'yy-y': '..'''": -'.; y;AY cdiic'ertyiiHlcivllmYyauspiccsof'the Cood 'rempliir JjotlgeiitYtlieYJi^yc^F)' diivTiiursclayiiiext^weekY yAdmission 25.cehts.-v;: Y/yy-yy; y '.y..y.yy,e-y, ^:,-y < Rev. G. R. Turk, who recently visited Revelstoke, may accept a call to Uwcn Sound. President Diaz, of Mexico, is SO years oi age. He will resign on January" 1st, and be succeeded by Finance Minister Lamantour. '' J i F. E. Burns of Kamloops fhas received the sad" intelligence of tho death of his sister, at Brookfield.'Lynn County, Missouri: That the ladies have to take in hand the provision of social entertainment in the city'is not very creditable to the enterprise of the "bachelors. A new camp- has been struck 15 miles back of PilotBay which promises to be a hummer. The ,ore is similar torRossland ore, but of a higher grade. A general meeting of shareholders in the Revelstoke and McCullough Creek Hydraulic Company will be held at the Secretary's o/licc tonight. The big shipments of zinc ore from Slocan to the Kansas smelters are held at Xorthport -.pending a ruling from Washington as to the duty chargeable on the ore. The fa nous Sultana litigation case over the Ophir at the Lake of the Woods has been closed by lire decision of the Privy Council dismissing the claims of the1 objectors to tiie Ontario government title, ��������� ' ' . ' ��������� Owing lo the cold snap three steamers running between Golden and i ��������� year's'op-1 Windermere were caught in the ice, and have to remain in the river till spring. , W. M.'Cololough, baggage master at Xcw Westminster, who is retiring from the C. P. I?., was presented by his co-employes with an address and gold locket." DANCE A dance will Le given at the Caledonian Restaurant on Tuesday .evening. Admission Gentlemen fiOc.; Ladies free. Cake and Coffee will be served at'.midnight. Mi:s. Bi.akk. Proprietress. Carpenters Wanted. Fifty carpenters wanted nt once, six months work. Apply to J. Keriiaathari, Revelstoke or Laggan. iW-ffU,1!1.? 0Ul d,,y of November, IfllH* HAUVlil, .McUAUTKIt and 1'lNl ol.citors for T.W. Hairi, j. JI. Kellie J solicit* Alcltnc, adininistr.itor-t of lhe said est a J Clll- ���������y'f. "'������������������; ;;vi:iU; the yy. I':*Y^y;sYca^ Brussels; by; t lie tir res t of. KhirVvHard ie} ������h'6y-'I:hYghsli;'^ iiigYcpn'ceriied'in;Ytli;eyaYi:!U'chi :KingyLc;opoid.YYy --y-y: yy,'/������: y y^y/yy/ ^^vJVT\viss,y.y:the- ^'nterjSwsihgraiid popuhu''agent'ftf ,the Mohtin?alYyLife;ofi Giinada.; wasyili tlie-Ycity /Sunday' yaiidY Moiichiyy;.^yH^;yysang;ihythey.|ch YS^^e'ter'sfonySiindayrYy'Yi^ yyYjyHyScott, whoYiias'Ybeeh.-iiiycli:Vi:gc bf^yt)i\3yERev'clstoke;;Wine,''aM xy.y;;\vat'eryYf;xctbryyYy;f(t; -.���������''city: Two moro furnaces will be added to 'the CI ran by smelter, giving a capacity.of 2200 tons a day. , Pour other furnaces arc in contemplation, making this'onc of the largest reduction works in the world. Coin pahy's'Y s'pVh Trputyl^jakeMiasYrettiriie'dvtptMe f c>r<y it l>p^v i ii Ccr-jri'p nt h ^.iOYiS3; ������������������iyyiy r^ -yyE i'lil^kvBro'v'Y rif {yfpr ni e i:l y *Yo'[ylVcveiy 'stok.e,y;JiUd;J7^ accideiitywhicifoccurrcilytP'thesteahi'-Y cy.byYwhicli;lieY\vaS; travel ling; betweeii; tlie'Soiiiid'and SaiVPraiiciscoY-YyYyyyy It is estimated $3,500,000 has lost by New York bank's in the ' i oil stocks. .been, I limp o Hedley City is entering on something like a boom, and building is going ahead. , The Mission board of the Anglican Church in Canada asked a eontri ion of .$75,000 this year. A stabbing afl'ray in whic men took part' occurod al birthday party at Penile. 'Th ���������The reports' iis\to Sir-Wi!fred jLaiirier beingyirr;ill'UiciilDli;y:areyYunfortunate'ly well yioiiiidiidyyySiry^Vilfrecl^ncfeuriY- pariieilby ySii-: AVilHiinvYY ]\Iirlock,Y;has gone tf). theYyVirginiii' liot^:ipring;sYto: i-Qcuper-ate." ���������'���������/���������yy. :yy y; ���������:���������/ ������������������ /���������'���������y.y -yy'::y y/y\rsy Jn-edyy-Baker, ;Yof Yy'Vaiicouyei-,; ���������mid" fornSerly. 'of Revelstoke, .'hasY been ,to Monacal. tbY's'ce.'hcr (laughter;off/ito Eiiglartd;where;y.she ;\yill ystayy iyyear. n ... ....... ., Ot'i her- returii,y\Irs.Y: Baker stopped off buehannan has aiTanged'io i.^ase 1:fit;KeveIsw6k^o:i;ii.yvisit yd ;Mr������Y-\\*ii^������''' thc.-Pendragoii' Hotel,>i"t .pji'nvbprrie'' to j >' -,; '��������� \'',/,-''-' '���������'-��������� "Y;,-y y.-'yyy--,.'. a ^Mi-ySinitlrnndAviliY-tatf yrn^atl^ .busiiiess;Y;,;yrobabivyasY n-Mvp^ivl-iyvf! utH^ylnY^e������lotK ������'>. fnd^y.iit yythe; bri\,l$ttrnsW\TVvV^V^ K'i"-.couclucting,.'t:he:'--"'ccroiiiony'.'' for their .,; Hurry = ���������up'���������. -ypur-yicirder^ Y :. iov> 'Ghristiii'as'i suits, v YDbn'tY leave Ippy In to. i Yl|y ^S. \Vilsoii is';Yreii(J take'youyprdei-syyy ', ':: y-yy yy.Wlieiyyouycomey tb Reyelstoke^hi'il the Centra! Horei y'Ybiisr toy take'you-to ay.goiidY hotel.y'j Abrahamson; ���������'!* ProiisX'���������..'���������'' ������������������'���������yy';';'.:-- '..';,���������- "���������������������������/'''���������''''������������������ ��������� .'���������:������������������. : ������������������,:' ' ���������������������������, ','.:���������������������������, ������������������ (��������� .'.���������<>���������' Y'>M Yypur t lie nt y.-vto. liros .out- a ;,;.:The KooTivN.vyyMyui..;yjub ni-iiuing' clepai-tibentis hoivYy the be^tyoftiipped between thcyQoast ai,idy'Ca;igsiw.;v'U^h'c,n, youiwant printiiig.';;tb:ityy,wi.i) tfiv;crc-<Iit-" tp;bo(h-yb'ii'-a:i(t us,'; send������������������'.-���������ybiir. orders t'o'ltilis pilice.;; Y���������:'������������������'.."���������:y:y"xy ':':y/-yy-y ���������Pi'dcuhi^r.. youdt \A'*e.t(';-rKbir.oiinl)e uit'ur.cyy'-'h'iippiiies; owi-.hes; O :M'l'.' ;;yY^lYanagY;:r;Hickei^ybfyYthey;yIva says Yii ryiivipprtydu tyyon'/ lead willy iio t tjcndlitytHc; silyer^lead; niiiiersya :.'tli sit^' tlie' inii!pqisiti6iv': of/thcjytl u tys-i������';; 'iiot- 'advocated ::byy:a;singleysilver-]eailiyhiah iiiYYBritishYytJblumbiiiiyv^Y wa,ntecl.'was,;reduceci freight"aiidysiiieliy: ihga^ites. y---^ iii i n i h g; ni eii,, 116 woy ov/y 1 icy; fay bred yriiY reductipiiYY;iiisyYtheyydiityYY;Y,"ph yniiiiiilgY; siipplicSyfuSeypP^^ etcYyyyyY:;1.:y|Y^y^|;y:-Yy:y;yj^ yyy YP;vE;Y Hpl 1a nd; con tributes-aiiyar^icle1 tirtlie:JMiii,iii&:YWo?}d pii,'tlie'yiniiesyof. yFislr;'Ciie'pk;].,but.:ijo^^ Jle^ribcs-IJiey^i^^Yoi^ grbujiYas averaging ��������� |iU300 it*'YtciWyyy;;'���������LTIie Ypres'ofyPislyCrcekyirc good eiibuglipiiY fclieir ym'crits y without; ;Y siiclYi YYgrpsslj'v ���������e'xtfgger^ "abqu|jth'cmvy;y;Siicli".;^ yinjurc-Yii. campy:yYT\voY'|)hptogi'ap;]isY;of, they Michigan visitors, to ytheYiprppcrty corn eybu t'Ywe.11 yY:' y yi.y:y:;.;y yy y-y y/yy-yy' yyThe Paystreak;;is: rough on .Prcsulent'. Shiiugliiiessy's ibtcrviewYpnithesilverr, .lead.; problem .y Yy Our'/ cpii temporary reiiiai-ks;-;:yy.:Y'Aaii!in;(wlioywould; .say tlii3t;lheyG.P.Ry liad/rediiccdYY snicltiiig l-a'tes'-.dO^Yo;75 jYier yent has;,iid;';re'g!ird; fpytheyy'trufcli? yyy Aridy furtYheriiio.rc*yy:t nian;,\vhp;with;i,he.iiuilacity toyask;'fiv.e.' iiiillionysiine;Cana(liansytoy Ytilx y thebi-, selves l^centsiiypouiHroh aliytheleiid t hey.:', use'; .in:'., .order ; to:' pro t eat y To ii i Shiiughnessy's'^$25JOO0?rcliiieryYi!las-a I The Grand. Trunk have granted their engineers and firemen a rise in wages of 15 to 25 per cent,' which it is claimed places the schedule on a par with the C.P.R., The Trans-Canada railway to be built between 0;ucbcc and Port Simpson will, be 2,S30 miles long and is estimated lo cost .$95,750,000. It'is expected the railway will ������ be completed by 1007. , \ A strike of 50,000 trainmen running' into Chicago was threatened 1'ist.weck in consequence of the demand for a 5 per cent rise in wages being refused, but it isnow stated the matter is being adjusted. The YNTc\vs Advertiser says: "Robert A. Pengcliy, of Mt. Pleasant, has ; left for Revelstoke,lo enter the service of the C. P. R. Mr. Pengclly was a prominent worker of the Mount Pleas-' ant Methodist Church, and his depart- uie will be much felt in church circles." As the result'of the visit of Mr. Williams, qf Montreal, superintendent of rolling stock, dilliculties between,the C. P. R. and'the car repairers have been satisfactorily adjusted. The men will be,paid in future'by the hour instead of bx,the day and' will receive a substantial rise in wages. ��������� Valuable Property For Sale Three acres of land adjoining station grounds. Apply to , H. C. FRASER, Salmon Arm, B. C. TiMK rcopiviiiB tenders for Ncls'on, ]!.,(..., public biijlriiiiK licaling ap the J. x ��������� p,ii-atus is hereby evlendcd from the Ilith to the 2Ilh November, inst. " ���������liy order , V11K1) CJKLINAS ,y . .,,,.. ... . Secretary. Department of I'uhlic W orks, Oltawn, llitli Novcnibre, 1SKI2. " " CEIITIFICATJ2 OF IMl'KOVH.W f A NOTICE. Alice, Alma and Motlicr Jxido Silncnili .lilualo in,llie Lardeau MiniiiK Jlivij A Vest Kootenay Districr. 1 Where located: On lhe divide between ton and I'ool erccKh. , ��������� TAJCK NOTJOK that. I. Win. li. IK.) acting in .iKent, for W. if. Jackson, iu ner's Cerlilicate No. itMtltl, inteiiL.1 days from (he dale hereof, lo nppiJ AliiiniK- itccorder for a Cerlilleatc of lii meiits for tlie purpose0of obluiiiiiij.j Grant of the above claim. j Arrd further take notice that act g. section 37, must bo commenced hufor'-SU mice of such Certificate of Iiiipi-oveiucil Dated this 18th day of October, JiWi -1 WM. E. DKVEHEUjX*, P J .. ��������� f CKIITIKICATE OK 1SIIJK0VEJIE ., NOTICE. irarvey Mineral Claim, hiluale in (i dean Jlining Divinion of WeslKooleis 1,1-ict. ������ Whoro'locntcd: On Pool creel;, ab'-J miles from mouth. , I Take notice Hint J, Win. E. Peverou.N nsngent for riliai'les Jrnrvoy, Free Mine' liflcnie No. II (i"602, inlcnd, ������isly days f. date hereof, to apply to the lMmiiiK 1!', for a Cortillciiteol liii|]i,o\'uiiienU-,,for>L po^eof obtainiiiff a Crown (ir.intof llij claim. ' | And further take notice that nctioiVL Section .'17, inuM. be coiiimenced before 111 unco of such (,'crtillc.ilo of liiiprovciiicini Dated tliih2llh duv of .lulr, I!).U ' Will. E.])E\'EI.'EUX, 1\ LABORS WALL \ ' *" _ . . There is '.a strike of carpenters, plumbers, electrical workers, plasterers and tile setters on the C.P.R. hotel at Vancouver. COURT OF REVISION. A COURT Ol*' REVISION AND Al'I'EAL, XI under the "Asse-.-inent Act," will bo held nt Kevelstoke, in the Court, House, on Wednesday, December 10th, .1002, at.ll o'cloc'; in the forenoon., W. J. DICK HV,, Judf,'o of Court of Revision and Appeal, Revelstoke, Nov. 13th, i!)[H. I" and' Mrs >!-' on eight. Slav's k'.. ��������������������������� ..... y The YW. Abrahaniion YYAtKlit: Trout Lake'stands i'eath- ;ty bil'er ofj'iniUicement'to t:hosey\v1iy-\viisi)'r , :| chr'ise.J'ot'4,foi1;.-'.private pi'"bii'siiics ;;-;Jo.liii'- Y.Bcott, ciigirieer ofY tlre': p^wer11!0ses-: - "-VS-��������� /. ���������'/.-'Y' y^ scow-.,!! used' in.cpnstruction of West- niinster bridge, fell overboard'and] wa? W.yYlf..:, McDoiigalB'ytlie' ngent of;'the jH'ternatiqiiii '' ' iheci'tyYTu,' '' Ml!?th..a_tYsurpasseth rillaiiiclorsfcnnclin^ A^l,.then io.get1,up.and;YtclIYtiicyworld ;';j that the CYP.I^viisy'fostering .'vtlio leitch ' "jpcUistry in, BritishY Gohuiibia:���������Gpocl' "Lord deliveiyus.,: GRAZING, REGULATIONS' For Manitoba, the Northwest >i ��������� tories and the Railway','Belt, - ' British ..Columbia'. Tenders for a License to Cut Timber on ' Dominion La*nds in the Province' ��������� of British Columbia. QK.U,ED TENDERS addressed'to the under- kj signed and iiiarK-ed'oii the envclojic " Tender for Timber Rorth No. 316," to be opened on tiO'J7lh December, next, will be received at (his Rcparlincut rinlil noon on Wednesday, the l'lh December 1!K)L', for a license to cut. timber on Jlertb No. ''Ki.siluatein tho Province of Rrilisli Columbia on the wesl side of the ���������(���������popular chnni-n-nvM ��������� WHh ^ ^en Pe "to Yiin ai'ticle. iii.. last] Columbia ri suggest; a tax' bachelors to relieve'tlie treasury ofthe heavy .cost of education. " ���������PHI' i:ii,in-i.fie.citv.itiesaav on ins montb vinyy. ir .a ' i- n y.ryr-..���������."���������Y"..','v"f������' - y^d/itUiyimey^^^ lu-fedoitt'-- ivtil-Y ' ���������/'/'��������� Yy'YY ���������;������������������������������������ ���������,..- ,,��������� >.; ;i Pcisonany'ieccivc ya dollar: for lns^ lii- ���������:-M.ch ���������05, senu.,j.ii drowned. Dean Paget is receiving great credit at Calgary for a sermon which he preached on the sanitary condition of that town. >ace Complaints are made ahout sidewalk on IJoyle avenue south having been put in. Thcelrei bad sTate. eet'is the not in.a I you Want Ghi-ist!i,;ts lire; KooyY ���������;".:: ���������Mei'cliiinft' ar'fy'n.'qiiYcsteYtl ���������; ic iheir 'Christmas-ads'Yaarly-ri,*��������� t in this paper'is.linntcd.;��������� ;T/ to secure .yoYui" shii'r'c- of tlie- trade iVii,!idv.ertyseiiieiit''.'.ii)-' i-:naY;Mau, ii; iU;ii^(:es.= ity." '���������;';Y': y..Y v ���������' ' ;Mi-., King has opened; a photo st.i'u'i'io in"- t he premirrC.-i reoc-ntly. vjicaied '.by j'tbis |ni|)(.'r aiHl ;f.>raY:-!io)-,tyt)n;i* will j make n special ty;cf iiiini:\ hi ri! pb' ;tos ..v. yy- --������:-- ��������� ''���������'���������' pei'cst>'tlieywh6!o:ofYthc cash going.to Braccbridge,piiti'-j,Jlessrs. AVrjgl;Vaiid-'.i: Caesar" other and the jiartner Uarlow. i '���������'������������������ yV������ j;AI.,ly;foryOniari(y>T;<rth,;'.:\yho recently j;esthte:o.r the i>^ited.iJevfiJst;ol:a;jn';.. coYi>;rioetioi������;''\V-.ijfh''|.;Tiic j.lijo;... ���������propos'ed.Y luiiilKTY.-ii i.Arrowbe������y|,Ydie(ryai ',% ���������oast;fror:.:wliieli.05,000 slrares ;ai'e treasurv or typhoid. ,; J, A. Tiiyl')!-, of Arrowhead, morey-tlnui, -half'ythe',ycapitalizah'Oii- ���������'had iie<.;ri-iisBO������iiu;te(l- with-jin,i:. fw ."20 :They'purcbaH(J vpricc /ai 'propertied is ���������yW>M>' bash- aha;5'ji,3i33';. ;fu iieetionyvviUi riiecapitalizatioir is ^li^OOO.dividen lul.iislry;,.-.iit into yi25,0Q0Y-al,a.-es--rif,"$L.00��������� ciic 11,^'of Coast; from yvlr'iyli.05,000 ''ahare's ; a re treasiii-v ���������r.i- ���������ar.-i. ' ,\ farmer named Pobt. Ilcddel f-11ot at Loduc near lulmoiiton neighbor, JJuekley,who then violently insan*. .\ Chinaniiiii \i!ro wa.*-roef-nll j ii red at hwgU. lil'OOC ���������vie. per dozen. II. iino.;of p)i.}'.y was.| "ropclies'.'".' ''. by his|;y THirKooTESAVyMy .became !(-;,������������������,,,., ;Vi!j |.e ctippfj^ ... ;y.y I00:! fin- :ji2.(i0. ''those' ly'* in- siijiplieil freb'-for'the'" .internallyyhy being struck'by a TlnVpi-oniiuin inelu(l board died at the China Joss-house on Ontario, goverubrs. ��������� k.vav ,M,ui,'oi)iee. b*als i cai-rie: ISIC: el ;tn/i ii W'edncsd.iy night. - Sjieaking at Xcw York Archbishop ���������eland said that within a century Canada will voluntarily become part of the L'nited .State.-. .\11 sorts of political rnmor.i, jii'nba- 1 >ly all false, .still come from tbe coast, 'i'lrc-e rumors suggest a recounti of the ministry uith JCherts as premier. . anVl \V:;r,k-'r.v to.th.** Oik! ; of 'i'lapers ,l,,ei(ig b:ilaiici.:.i,f ,.lii(!2. s poi-Iiyiy (ff-.'ili Ib'ini.t. to ' !\oof-: Y OiiMIio ooeasioii of :^f.iss . Jiv: rDuiiii ; leavjng'fbr the, Coa*jt she \v,i.s 'jsV'ese.tit- |.'0(i by Ily Cook', oiv'behalf o/yth'c;;cli.bir Y'oi;Mbe'' pre.sl.iytei-ia.ir., chnrcbj . ivit byi handsome rbinnourc. set of sterling silvery with hai idle yet wit!i"',.tnrie'tli3''.st.������. Miss. Iliiiiii -was 'q0y(j .presented by. Ti'iv-'|i-ii".: <(; ��������� Ovorgi.''," in wlibsp , enij-iloy '..Miss;. ..'Jtiy.vi'y ��������� fony..rly -wny with '-.'--.i. ii'iirrby brush 'and ei/mb set of Ystet'liiig' silver., yi'ot/v ,priye;iis w(,r'.,;i?i'!'-'''"'i iV^ii'.J. Ot*y l;ai-ber':- y.siiurc.s. .���������biii'. and ly. paid-up -,;.i. his,;covers ,the:Gphir-CoIuni- yls-agt;Chjtu.ee-in.)iiin'tr leases.-: A PLAIN TALK ABOUT CATARRH. This stone Is of the finest'quality, and Is mounted in 18k. gold. Wo personally sdlccl our Hl.'imond.s from tho "cutters" stock, anil MUh our t-\port kiioH lwlao of gems, au Inferior quality iit-vor enters our Ktock. Our new illustrated canloKucwill be forwarded on request. We cheerfully refund the purchase price where any "article selccled is not perfectly satisfactory. Ryrie Bros., Jewelers, Yonge and Adelaide Streets, Toronto. of I mile on tlio west .->ide of said river conlain- inpr an area of 3 square miles, more or less. ' The regulations under which a license will be issued, also 'printed form of tender-and envelope, nn y bo obtained at this Department or at .the ollice of the Crown Timber Agent al New Westminster. Knuli lender must be accompanied by an accepted clicijuo on.a elmrlered bnirl: in fnvoiii* of (lie UoptiLy of llio Jlinister of the Interior, for llie amount of tlie bonus which (lie applicant f, in-eparod to pay for a license. No tender by telegraph will be entertained. . i'ERLEY G. KKYKS. Secretary. Di'piirtmoiit of Lhe Interior, . . . ,J Oltawa, November 3rd, 1!)(I2, Leases for ^raiting jiurpo^cs are i������-ucfl. term of twenty-one year*, and tho rent;, the rale of two cents an a ere pur .innuir able half-yearly in ndvnr.uc. & " > L , I/inds included in a frrnxinR lease nvi wilhdrnwn for honiestead entry, -nlo way purposes, bnl. no lental is charged t-l lands from the dale upon which Iheyarr drawn from the lease. . . A lessee of fri'iwin^ lands is not cut il led iM liny thereon, but he may, upon npplienti" Iheaifcut of Doiniiiion Lands, obtain eael. lhe (Irsl permit to cut on his leasehold ever quunlity of hay he may requires own rise1,'free of due-, I lie ilcparl moiiL icsiJ lhe rifrlit to issue permits to other npplici j Aiiplications for fjiM/iiiK lcwes shoij made to the Secretary, Department of 111 Lci'ioiVOttnwn. f Seerotary, Dopartnienlof the li/.c-.l ',���������%-, OF NOTICE. AJOTICK 'is hereby Kiven thai thirty days -'i ��������� il.rt0l>t."Jt0 ] '"tontl apiilying to the Honor- iiolu the Chief Comiiiihsloner of Lands and v*. orks for the iierrrrission to fell and carry iiwiiy timucr from I he followimr lande: v, - 'J'JiMUiat UKUTir No. 1. Commencing at a lio-t marked "M. ,1. IC planled norlh or Sam ilill creek, on C.'aleiin Hay on Alex. Loker's north pre-emption lino, about ���������SU chains easL of his northwest corner-posl arid about two miles northeast of Upper Arrow lake, Galena Day, '���������outhwest corner post.tlicncc east l(ii) chains, thence north 10 chains, 1 hence west K50 chains, thence south in chains to place of commencement. * Galena Day, Nov. 1:2, IKK. In lie ; e 11 < 'an'di.'wf.-ri.' ..*--/i|<*iidid l'X'.<. stb'CY credit to thiYj-fsouree; ol tn.-: e.-tlH/IIsljKH': Jfon uctKin I). .M. Jack I'm rvis and lhe other ���������J. players .selected to reprc.-enl JI. C. o the all-Canadian football team pnf-.ic thnough Jlovcl lour on |i;i!-.ied ., . stoke thi.s m<irnintr on their way to JOn^land. Aii inipurtiu-t letter from .Mr. JI. (I. \\������de. of Uto Dominion Shorthorn J.reeders .\',.sociation, niijiears in the J'aimly Herald and Weekly .Star of Montreal ,|lis n.u(,,,_ ,t mi(|s fl(j Ul>]"'> "It ha.*, been my privilcj,'.- 'I' |r,;"l l"i a number of voar.s from tniifto ii,���������(!. the f.-ii-iiiii.K'i..'ij.ei'.s not only oi oiu-own country but of tbe l'nited States and Great Urilnin, and Hays theT'opiiy���������"'linyi\-,oj 15, Ifiiine A Co's wai-ehoiise , jileted. , It; is one <)( the beyfc ted .'lfolh inside aiid outside building ola like ua tu re. deau. . Yy ,������ * ���������. : A coiitraefc '-'with k oil . (j, is,, eoni- .'ippbin- of anv CHURCHES. in the '.L'ir- 1 thi; ,'Krof/i'KNA:v .Ma il.for jtii'-a'dvertisin'^ spiieeY in , i^ coliiiuii.s is iv forecast l.l .shn.'ivd tlii.i.si- nesH ability, and 'lhe ubiiOsi. iiVini^iiato and continuous .stiec<y,s in 'liiisiness 'for' the advertiser. '��������� A re v. i< ('���������,'.��������� ,,f t}lt; \lir^, arnoiiiitof lidveYrlJsipfj'e.a.ri-ied ..by 'tho ��������� Mam, year in and , year; our., and (,h;i,t, by the most shrewd 'mid' aur.cessful btisiiiCHfj.firms, shoiild ��������� he coiicliisive enough,'"lha.t money .snent (Jiiih i.s money wcHspei.!.(y' .and 'when'' pi-op- ei'ly dcliiied, iiieaii.s |i';i'mmieiil,' f:xpan-'|'Xr -'<"> of hiisiness po.-.sil,iilii.i,.;< |,o������|,h(: advertiser. Advertising is |,|i(: r,iai(net that'-draws the dollars, j|, i.f Uie l"in-en that .shakes oiit'lhe |;^y |j niay .be aebiev(;d in. judicious iidvcrli.Hiiiy , .���������.���������.;��������� pT.yi'CTKK-s. iiiiduy .oveiij.'njj.J-Jev,' ���������,'.'oijec!,iii.t: ior', tly lessons ;;nd ���������''.,. ' bi 'who is. <;i fund, rea< St.. Pete.y ing tlie pi sirengtlieneil 'by tho. \ f.eakeandT; W, .T-.vii I the f,:lb- 'ii\yr v. C. A. A.fr, ��������� Jieer, bisliopr-ic prertched ni ���������hii'l- ������������������much i rocunier clioir; wiia oi.ee.-) of- I'. htic liiisinei thai. 'i'.V ������������������ NOTICE.// .. A meeting of the 'Ladies I.fc ���������\ul SocioXy, ivill be held in Fire 2'on Xov. '22nd al, of .1,1 iYo. I'r.esirji. <|irta.l .I'fall aiiifduy afteniooir next, ',',.'',() o' clock, 'liy nt [M;-y (,!;.ii-ii(.lie,'s, . .\f. K. J.aw.son, oid 1 ��������� ne inimheiv.of.,'111 ICar, Xbs.c i���������it:,bitirmi!,lhf. editor devot- es'-a , yonsklerable space to ' ii. 'very elear d'ycript-ioii' of ihe flifl'erent forms of.catarrh,-and r/f;a treatiiient: which ; is., curing cases, u-liei-e other Y methods yba.ve..im!,i.l> A -large numher' of these Unay are (b-scrihed so-plaiiily as to !givcevei;y hope of aeiire to those wlio yiuive sull'ered for years, especially ��������� ������'*; j thenciv treatment'can lie followed at' j ho/iie.. Fordcafpebplo there is also a re- ! port iijiori;tliov cuccessftil treatment of jdefeytirthearing'i.y'e^teriuilaj^dicMtioii i "''.M1..'.'-"ywimri-fary-of'fo'mo' really .-' re- fitiarkalyriyases'coretre'.eii-after'' ope,-. i;������-.t:ibri.s'...hav;e been, p:;rfoniicd; Yr'br-lhy ylierrciitof those-ivboarb interested it is.announced that a'freO copy of the \ "Jb!i'rrifil''."rj;'in: he obtained bv addros< j sing, i the lyditor, 72, I^wmVh'. \'iir^m. | rorid;,- LoiKK/n, 'I'biglariil,' Will, (,bc .i.'journal'" ,i". Hpeoial ^Supplement" j '.vill.be c-ricloHOdwhich gives details of I, tip wards 6ixl<i ciscs cured by the liew j method during the past hioMh,..,i.|������(); u | Report Form liy riif;i|.iis of which iiny- ooc. din ; olitaiii full 'particular;* jn'id free advice its to the''iiHe'o'f.l.he . irenl,-' bie'nt. at home. ���������������������������'��������������������������� . WANTED Advertisements jindor this heading will be published at ono cent per word per issue. Cash with order. PITMAN liCGESSES In the Delta Jlnnicipiilily and Lois'in llrJ ' laifeofLiulncr. ���������iv?,11'- J.V m- .,li.l!l1 "''" ���������,c" b-v Auction n'l I,?, .<n.',,,',V,ull'(;.'^0,,, ^'"tl'iy 2!itli NoJ her, 1002, at two 0 clock, p. rn., 850 Acres Delta Lands now known as lhe "linperi.il Kiirm,".Mt���������a Jownshiji.o, Wcsliiinslci- District. Siv with roMdence 111 the , ' .��������� Town of Ladner and nn island in the I-V.iscr lliier. clo-. Ladner, Known ns Loi HZ THE AllOVK |."AH JI LANDS will he oll'ere* ols to suit those dcsin'na 1 'ifo or s, L lod.ni/sand will he gohl ������on ll7o u>UoM tonus 1 desired: aipcrcent cisliand ImIhW ""JprtBiiKe ill. live IHTCcnlpri-a,,,,,,, K 11 \oper cent ol principal payable annually.*; 'ni'iwri,-iV^N,i)'s -\rk i>������.wnei) :������L 1 .,;���������,..;,,'1" ',l t,00(l "I'ltoofenllivalionV iij^ar*0'50^""'"^ Grain, Dairy or Slock Fanny present an 'opportuniiy rarely to he'n-$ with lo ncimirc Mrxl-class pr-opert es on m t' favorable terms and are ollurcd 1'or" ,le^ McNcp/r of ll,������ 1,,Lo yu'' ''^i V l'lhh- ''iV^ICUUlW nml plans i������������������v* obtained from the auctioneer, Ladner, II.C WANTKU.���������Oiii'peiili'rs to work inside. Apply Mume Hlock. WANTI-:!)��������� Hotel propiiei get registers at the lv. .Mai! ollice, Jlevclsloke. tors to ootenay O. I*. It. engage nnotlier graduate at sixty-live dollars a month lo commence Pitman's Business College. Opposite Hotel Vancouver. Home 'Grown YmiMm OABI3AGI-;, CAIlltOTS, POTATOKS, TUUNII>S,i-' FIREV/OOD. 1 WANTKI) 'J'O SELb-A tliii-cl in- lei-i^t in a Hig Mend inie.-i claim IViee fp.VWJ. Apply Kootenay Jbiil fillice. WANTKD.-'I'o lease or purchase, a house nf from five tn eight rooms, fiii'iiinhcd or unfurnished. Apply at ollice of Kootknav AlAir.. STAftT A PAYING IHJSINRSS.- j l!''come iridcp.'irdeiit and lie your own I JOSH. A ni'w mail oi'der business, can he coiiducti'd by nnyotie, anywhere; fjiJ.j (o $'it) per week easily. I'.'richisc stump for particulars of our marvclloiidy Hiiet'cssfiil plan. Ud. I."(iiiiii'd, Dunthis, Out.' Moscrop Bros. Sanitary Plumbing, Hot Water & Steam Heating. Second Street, Revelstoke Also fli.si f|imii|y of well cured TIMOTHY HAY. Don't fail to givu me a chance to fill youronl.*| lean hiipply yon willi farm produce of hi'M.M quality al lower prices ilian you can procnj',* from anyone else. . '* S. 1). CWOWLK, )[ nevel.stbkc * I YMok'en/.io.irnd JNIiin'ii. Giliiirdii Atlantic, may ln.iy |.h are Tlie F/iiterpi'i^d .brewery 1 (!,-,. putting, in an . iip-to-dntc; sleaiu K!n' fil.ii nt for culling. lire\voo(.Ltli is'ivj liter." MAX LeCLAIR PRACTICAL TAXIDERMIST KAMLOOJ'tf, B. (J. Furs and Skins Tanned. .Specimens by Kxpress, will receive prompt/ .'ttterijlioii. Wing Chung's newly im- ported stock of Chinese and Japanese goods. The best assortment ever landed in Revelstoke of useful and ornamental articles: Tea service^ Plates iliwkel.s Cane Chairs Handkerchiefs- Flower Potn Umbrella Sliinds Lunch JJahkets Smoking Jackets , Silk GoodH. Kinc-I slock of candies and fruit in (own. " FYront Street, Revelstoke, Confectioner A full nnd complete line of GROCERIES Coriiei'iMcIvenzie Avenue I. .^ mid,Railway Sti-et'lS / A,|
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