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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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-4;-- i ^&. s **j*i# , �����--*?���- /^ Si IT I 'W&r ��� &1 w ^ /XT /? MJ& /\ #1 if *"i/ -35 Ji r -''ti ���a m /& Vol. 3.��� No. 31 "KEVELSTOKE. WEST KOOTENAY. B.C.. 'NOVEMBER 21. 1800. $2.00 a. Year. NORTH R -ING 0A& MINING NEWS OF THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. The Horne-Payne Co close down at Trout Lake���Silver Cup- will develop this winter���Winter work- in the Big,Bend. If it i-> fair lo give one cwtupany ;i bonus it is fair to give it. to .-ill whoop- orate, hut it ts icily to give it ro any of them.' Ir I !u* scheme o! putt ing a steam"!' on the river is worthy the business, interest of ;��;rv of these people i.lii'y should lie 'energetic onougn lo take held without special pt ivilegi-s. (Jive thein .ill a clear field and (Ik* first one vvill gel bonus enough liy securing alio trade. It will. ,111 al! (-vents b<3 time enough to talk of bonuses when it is found thai of the concerns now contemplating putting- oti a lioal, none iiiiiy materialize, 'nil, the pros-pert s .1 ro ih.-it, not. only will there bo ti steamer on the river" next spring, but conipeti- tion for the Ihimii"*-..' A not iter tiling, no matter liovv many boats lln." trail must not In- allowed to close. Companies' very often combine to keep tip rates an'd accidents often happen to steamers, so thnt the liail shonld not. be discarded when whistles' and wheels at e heard on the river to (he north. ' ', THE WATER HOW' ON. ���t ' REVELSTOKE WATERWORKS -OPENED' ON SATURDAY. ' ' Tim UHXi). ' c The Last Chance peoplc"took in .$io in two liottr-- when they -iir.-t got to bed-rock ' last Friday?. Things' look very favorable for good pay in the future.-) ' The North Star has (jot, everything i'i <j;ood shape for winter. Cabins are i'ip and work will be pushed when Giis Till nd r-et urns. Tin* crew on the Oi ph.in 1-Jiiv are stillsi nkin^ a shaft, and driving tunnel, and a good ore shewing is made. All will be ready foi a mill nest season. The Smith Creek Co., with ',Proi. N.-imiii superintending, havt* (iflccn men at work sin king'(est shaft--, on the channel ol'^Sinith C-reek to bed-rock. They vvill prove, the ground thoroughly this 'winter. The niineis'in the lien:', are kicking that though the mail contract expired in October no attempt lias been made to provide a mail service foi- thi* winter, j There will be -i.i men in the'eanip all j whiter and they wish the department ' to rcooijtii '.e (heii claims, for ;i ,once a ,, , . ,��� ., . , , " ., 1 nemmed in bv sun v on all <mt niont h intnl. , . - ��� ' r ' . . tt The ('.insolation pla-or is still in pay that is(getting heifer all the time. J!n:v inep are iroinr *i| thi1- wok .t'nd :i''Xt. and work ��ii! be pnstieti til! wilder. ' (lays. The, next, day'i hey went on to JMes-a-s. Kib-l{<h ic I'"i-:-i',iso:i. who ; JTi Mich (Jr- ek,.;uid on thi I2l.li started i'! a..-.! U O D gi.mps { i,( pntrit.g on ad.iygej t hv'l't*��� l.oi:i nrniL'. Thev intend- ' f? -.ichi;; SLAUGHTERED THE'ANIMALS. Unable to Get Them, Out, Laforme Kills His Whole Pack Train. * For tin* second time'in' four years, the Bi"- Bend trail has had enacted up. on il.ii' wholesale and terrible slaughtei of animals. ,On W-'dnesdiiy, George L.iforine, finding -no way oul, for his pack Irani of twenty-seven horses and mules, adopted the only, if terrible, -hooting them all mean-- ol i c lief >.v ,'herc they stood shiverinu: a inl vve.n v, To re->uiiie tile I'.'trrativt*' where left olVl.-ot week Laforiue came nil wit.li I iiv train at Gobi Si ream on the ltli.h, lin-ie beiii:; then about six iuubes only of snow and food in'.-iiiht for'three 'S-.1- seenred the Ole i! tl'.i^ fall, intend, ct evv 'of men ul*y :��� neVA.ir.i oi: tiii-n t rip lit 1.1 ( Si 111 lo Hi'vcl.-in\e,' or no H'lov,. i*d puttinu' ill' esrbin.-, t.'-i-- winter toli.-tve I'ver.vtbi-tg in readiro-s the i;-'-i; g :uX of Tr.c -now. out. it i- :kh ' ���.-���'���lv roo kit" to .!���' *������*. Iinvvi 'i o a- ' siuiv 11 ���.uir il-lkC; i..i ;ot VV IK'il they vv tb.ev sL.O t. . ' - A taryei'.itlsi.Minie'iti-.* the r.in. hilier." tii-th.'; Fre-'iv-h C;:*(''< C ������np.iny's *>aw- mili lias arrivt1'!. li is t m i-l're to yet it up aa I'jint i.i place l-iiis wintpr, lint it. vvill be in *. iinni:i^���.'ir !er ue.vt spnng and lai--\ tint-*^ wit! 'n^; :y.>\?\\ on t!u; with 't h.'lin'l deep lio\", ihe (l.litl '��� S -. , . ' . - ' O.i the I li.h' ibey got ( to I-.Mil co'iio Hi T .101 U.IM if- lieini , , '">t(VL"'L" L.AICK. The Horne-Payne Company slltil " (ltiwti till their vvo'-k di-ftiic'. much to everveies and di'-jru-t. On the (i iten.i i'.vv mat d to cut, iitsil have in this -���iii'prr-i' i nn remain' Do\vuie Creek t.l.at night ihe i >nuf I'lgnfeen inches, .7,-i'itl, i)i-oc-(*deil v*. iii-re tc.Ki , wa- to be had. Flat, asul ".tei ������ a cli.*i:!v. wi-j i��-<p"i*i.-rived and llie tr.'tib!" b.'g.m in "".���,truest. -.Ki\im tliisdo.yn rain bad fallen 0:1 the deep snow making a cruel crust on the sin 1.ire strong enough lo carry a man's weig'it and to tear the animal-" iegs to pieces. Those in charge 0J' toe hor.-i s now went In* fore wi! h axes and (-hupped out a vvay.'b.t! il was slow and heavy work and but two miles wen- made iu Water turned on and running well with good pressure and large supply-���Next move wili be for electric light plant, maybe a tramway. 1 ' ' ' A long felt want in lievelsloke'and 'i very neces-ary factor in aiding.' the building of this town was supplied )a.-<t. Saturday, when the new, waterworks system of tin* Revelstoke' Waterworks and Power Co. was opened for the fii.-l time. The next move of the conipanv by which they will keep tip Willi the increased activity expected heie next season , will be tile introduction nf an electric light plant and maybe,a tramway system. Of the water sy-tetn about one and three-tpiartei'miles of main piping are now laid and already about thirty connections have and nre beinn made. Eveiythinir is running in good''shape, the joints are all' good and tight, and the hydrants"(>iK'ii de-pite the heavy 'frosts lately prevailing. Though 110 file test has yet been made a rough trial gave a pressure of 7."> pound** to the square yucli and the supply is si'tilicient, for a town of, .V)00 people. Tin-, i*ii-ui ��.���- ample lire pi-oteel i< 11 and should in the irrigating season make mis place blossom like a rose. It is the company's intention lo extend the system to t,he Station early in the Spring. The joint- and conuectioiis niade by A. "Williamson, who superintended Ibis- work, reflect inii-'h credit on his workmanship. A word of praise c * i-also due to C. Holi.-n and T. Downs, vvho nuperiuLeiiued 1 he work of installation, and to tile euterpi isiing pi o- ���jv'ctor-s of the system. cbiiiery comiiif' iji'o ore again and will <1; '1, but font one mile 011 liie road bet ween Ferguson and the waggon road. The work on " the Broadview and Sunshine i- vtl-o stopped. It i-not known upon . vvho-e advice Un, ha.- heen done, bill ii would appear'! o those who ha ve been in thi- country for,any lime, and coiiipel.ent to judge, that the company would have done better lo work tlvir proper!ie.- -,-ind open their roads now, it. beinj- so lunch easii*.- to . hip out in vv inter than at air other time. The opening (if the mines iiml tile roads go together, the road- are u-ele-s if there i- no ore moving and the ore i- worthless if no means exr-t to get. it out. There was no sen-"'' in -tarting roads if not to work the minefi ���and open up Iheii claims. It may be said that,all this is nobody1-, bu.sines- but the company1.-. True in a -en-e, but their action- are felt all over the camp anil if they hurl , it.it becomes'the public1.- bu .inc.���, to n-k foi an explanation and iritiriV.c such action.- if not .*-.<tisf.-n lory. The Silver Cup people vvill not now do the .-'nipping they expected this winter. The rawhide ti.iil litis heen stopped and seven men will do development work during winter. The people at- Ferguson intend to cutout tile one mile of road left between tliem and the waggon road, and the ���leaui.slers will probably keep it open all wiirter. Tin- Aran is not yet frozen but, will if the colli s'n.-rp emit intn-.s. ' a- 'ii-ii,y ciay-. 1 !>e pool airnii.ds weie ���'peri-lied and worn and six died on this .-boil j.ic-e of the journey, and they were still a long vvay.l'nnu home. . L.-.foi-iiK*. seeing ihe utter impo-.- sihility of ever gettinif out with the i'oiceol nieii.wit.il him, started out ahead for Liev e!-,!oke to gel extia men and fo.'i 1. iii' got a- far a- the ""2'J-Mile camp and 'taw that it- was u-ele��� to go iiirl.her.''<is llie. ttail was filled with' .snow from the side hill', and ,had a vru-l about two or three im he- thick. xN'o am.mill of labor could clear it out and nothing could be packed over it; I In* canyon loo was Iro/.cn over and help could ilol,( ome ii\H-f I hi- rive;-. Completely di^coiir.igcd, he rettu'iled lo the I rain widen had made auoth"i- mile iu his ab-.eiice (one day) .and was ni>w one mile above Caine- C-i ���*!���!:, or 23 miics li'oin Kevcl.-ioke and ho ne. j I is mind was fully made up now 'ib.tt not I ling could -ave the tiaill and he killed t hem every one. Poor brutes! il was the u*.o-t nierciltil tiling that, could now be done for them as I hey would have died slowly and in pain while wait ing for a road lo lie opened to l.lieiu. To tlriv e l.'lciii over- t he crust SOUTHERN KOOTENAY. aijain join the shipping list. 'CKNKft.lt. A controlling interest in the Spokane i: Colinnbi, 1 Telephone and Telegraph C(V? has been seemed by .1. F. Jk- L.-itigliiin, of Toronto. Tin- company vvill build at onceii'from Ho-slandi to Nortllpoi tand neit spring vvill extend their system all over 'South Kootenay and Boundary Creek country. The passenger train on tlu-0 0. it W.1 R. Jt. stuck last Thutsday between Trail and 'Rossland with two passenger coaches only and had to " double up." A twenty thousand dollar dividend i.-slioi-tly expecteit fiorn tin- Idaho in t be Slocan. , '- . Pyron Whit",, of tin* Slocan Star, jjpeaksyerv highly of the Rainy River mining camp. A. dub has heen started in Rns.-liind' with about 30 menibeis.' , 'A club'house has been opened at. K.-islo. - , , , N. Clarke Wallace--w.is banquctted in Kossland last week. G. 0. Buchanan's Kaslo sawmill is to, bo doubled in capacity at, once. Kaslo is to be connected with Rossland and Spokane by telephone. The Kaslo watorwoiks vvill be 'opened about January l-t. Tin* nc-vvy'sleariieiyon Kootenay Lake, the intern, itional, inaugurated her service on Monday with an excursion. John Keen and thirty-three othei citizens have "petitioned the city to hold the .land on which the Church of England building is in trust till the differences amongst the congregation a!������' adjusted. Oapt. Troup, of the 0. & K. S. N. Goliad a narrow escape from death' while riding a hand-car from Rob-on to Nelson. He fell through 11 broken tresile oicrthi- river' but caught it before going in.' , ��� . Tin- new furnace of the II ill Mines at Nelson is lo ni' so, constructed that it. will be couvertaUe foi either lend or' SETTLEMENT REACHED WHICH PROMISES TO BE ACCEPT- . ABLE TO ALL CONCERNED. ' Happenings of 'Intorest, Amongst its <-o;-.pei Various- Camps-. s * ' THALL'CICJiilf. 3 Tlie shaft on thi-Giant is oivlnp of a pay chute. The shaft shews ,11 e assaying y~'2 in gold, f? Tli.* main tiumei on th(J T?eil Mountain A coi 1 ipr.'��.���)(':��� |ilanl' vv ill i- in ^JOi'eei. be at wm k in 1 tew (lav- The Highland and Union gioup- on Rock Creek have been bonded by a y^ew York coticet n. C. J. ZvK'(J.(,tig, of .Mont real, has bought the Big Trout claim i'or spot ca-h. The Red I'oint ha-been incoi jiorated. It is on Lookout Mountain. The south t rosscut on the C ��t K opened up a g< od body of,solid on*. The find on the St. Paul is now two feet wide. Ore on the Centre Star ore chute goes $f!0 per toil in gold. Tin-Lander claim ha-*been bonded by Ottawa p.artie- lor S-jlU.OUO. ' 'J1 wo. feet of good-looking ore have been found on the Nev.ul.i. Tin- Robert J. on Salmon River-, is reported -old for $12,00!). The Ne.-t i\gg Company i-doing considerable development work. are $12 in A strong company, tin* London "& -Bi-iti-h Columbia.Gold Fcids, is oper- .1 tiiij' in tin- tjlu'.-uu. * '. '��� The Nel-on Kl.-ct.-ic Light ,Co.' have declared, a tliv idend of 12 per cent per annum. �� The output from West Kootenay so far for 'CG, of bullion, matte and on* is 20,(Jt)!J ion-, value $2,877,00,"). You Should Attend this At-Home. Now that there i-a good witter sy- tern capable afford hit am pie lire Lily May it-cent assays gold and !~1 ill silver. Moyiiihan iV. Campbell are ajipoinled t o I he management of the Nov (''Ily. (,'. J. MeCuaig ha- acquired a two- thirds intcrc-l in t he'Cnxcy'nn a $il.V Uiii) basi- I'or lhe wlitiie. This properly would have meant death to them too, ;^ ,���...���. n���. Qiant and Nov city claims. ���si Ilill They Must Not Get Special Privileges. It is cnrient.ly ri'porled that a i-uiii- pany which Jia- lately secured .-ome ��� iinportant claini-, in the llig Bend intends puting'a steamboat.on the O0I11111- liia aliove Ili'Vi'l-lolte. as soon a ��� navigation upeti- next spring. It i- also 'riaid, but vvilh what authority is not kuo*"'ti, t liatr t his company will 'ask I'm a bonu- or .some oilier privileges for put I im; a boat on this louie. Sucl', a rcipie ( .-!i</i.'|tl be met with a dei ided refusal. Il is now piellv (cr'iain that next s, a-oir vv ill see ni" |e-s (hail 1 !'.i-e.' con- i (���('I'll- willing to opi'i.'ite li.ial- on 'lie ' rivei, aliil 1' Ilil .mil ( otupet il inn i( 1 ������vo'illl be i> iui ." lo ;;i :��� on" 1 > 1 ��� I f 11 1 iio'. ; oi' -u1 i 1 v lo (!������ .vl.,.l .������.- "v .1 far a-can be a.ieitaiu d. are .in\ioii-.| 1 I o do iv il bout as-i-tarice ol I bi- nal m c. ' so shot they had to bo. Those iii charge of Ihe train, V. Levcsijiiiv, R. Green, ���. Carpeaid, P. Dtifaul, J. Neilson and Geo. Lai'orme, came down 'Thursday. They say the] weather was most tearfully culd.<* 1 h ;t co iiing liiroti^ii tin1 canyon near town every step had to be cut out with an axe to get a font -hold, and it 1 (.ok t iu-ni one and a hah' hours to make one mile. No animals could have trot through it, and 110 iiii'iibei' of men lo he bad could have relieved then, thei" say. The loss to Geoi'ice Laforinc is ('-lima ted a I about '���iib'lil or Sl'-I'.K) he having some very good animal-: iu the liain. .Much sympathy is fell foi liiui in town. All difficulties in the set lleineiit of the Nest ISiig propel ty have 1 11 settled and it is now ittlly p.-iid I'm aud ciown granted. l The Gulden Chariot, i-ii;hl in Rossland1- town limit- has two feet of high grade ore in -ight. The shaft 011 the Palo Alto is down 71) feet and shews a good body of ore. The Kaiisa- City Smeller Company has bought and is working a claini on tlie Noith Fork of Salmon Hiver. protection, tire Fire B'-ig.uii', desirous of keeping pace vvilh tlie times, intend pin chasing new apparat us. They require at)!! feel ot 2{. inch rubber-lined cotton hose, costing about 70 cents per foot, and a new reel, ladders and axes. They also intend raising money to rent six hydrants from the water works company so that tin; town vvill have everything ready aud ill good shape to fight fii'i*. Money is urgently required to enable the ^Brigade lo make the neces-ary ciiaugt's in its equipment. Iu'order"to raise iiuich'of the requisite funds- the members of Ihe Brigade will give an nt.-hoine in Pel et son'- ll.ill Friday evening next, when they will entertain tbeir'l'rieiids with dancing and refreshments. Tne pi ice of a t icki't'i- only $2 arid they may hi- had from, follow ing enniiniLiVi'iiieli : II. N. Coursier, "W. M. Brown, J. I. Woodrow, Fred Ahlin and Guy Baihei, or at, the post ofTice. This is the fourth annual cntcrluiu- nK-nt. under the auspices of the Brigade and they have always been successful. The firemen's annual at-honie is the event of I he season, and all'di'siious of an enjoyable evening should not fail lo attend this one; tt.iftl is the hour of coimncnccitif ut. lie Rode on the Outside. KUX'.AN. A perpendicular, three compart inent shaft has been -tarted on the Currir. The Lily B, in the dry ore belt, has been bonded by Dun McGillivray. , Men at work on the Argo, at Sand- On Monday night, a man giving the on. made a good shewing iccciiily. name Frank Baei,ot K.lmonton. was j The Noble Five conipn iy arc wnrk- scnt from here to ihe Kamloops ho.��� ; iiig.iboul KX1 men. Ore shipu'i-nls Irom the Slocan lliis w in tor ���'.'II be bigger-than ever Iio.��� j pilal .*��� iili'criiig Willi I'n,/en feel. Rai-r ' had taken an out-ide 1 i,lr 0:1 ,i lla! car ' laden with .-(. aie, ,t.ni on iii- arrival | here ]<i oceeded lo liie ii'Uiltl Imii-e vv liet e he fiitui.'l lhal both hi-{eel had 1 been l'10/.eu. Cue tool wili pinbably1 i.��| lii'e .1 input.11 ion. while thine is a I .is-ibibl * of avn ' ;'.' I'liui. 'i'in* W11 di ; i-tba. the j oili I 1'"** vv.'-unt' mice -c'.i'ii-b lie/."iii a- iiiii.e; o* ��� 'I ' t c I! in 'till vv ��� 1 Mi'l- 1- -i.i v ailed ior ! he l.isl vv. ������!% .nil- I liei e���n a I ed 1 ei 1 ible i*\| .i-,n 1 . leloi't- .-im) I he 1.umber of .-hipping piopi-i I ies ij;t .'.iter. The F.ldon claim, in lb" Whitevv.-il er, i' eVj.eclei! to lap Ihe vein al about 2'IOl'i-el .!( j 111. Tlie Whitewater's upper They Have a Good Thing. A. V. .McLaughlin, of Toronto, wlio lately floated the Noitliern Belle prop- ertvin liosslnnd has now seciii'ed a controlling inteicst, in (lie S|'okanc k Columbia Telephone and Telegraph Co. for which a l>oiuinion charter was obtained last, vv inter. The. company will now in* reoigaiii/ed for !?1 2o,000 anrl lines vvill lie, fun over the following distances as soon as possible. Spokane lo Marcus, 101 inilos; Marcus to Northpor-t, 2S miles; Northporl to Rossland, Ui mill's; Hossland to Trail. 7 miles; Marcus lo Grand Forks, 2S miles; (Jraud Forks- to ' Volcanic I Mountain, 12 miles; Grand Folks to I Midway 2S mile:.; and Midway to Camp AiuKiiiiujy, -'(2 miles. Then: is a good lield for this organ ir. 11 ion and it*-- pir.moicis a*(' in tlie.vvir, of making a lot of money. Outline of the terms ��� Local option the basis--Sifton secures the Interior -office���Connty 'judge for Kootenay���Gov. Moresby dead. At. last! The Manitoba School Question is disposed of. Tlie outline of tin,- set t lenient is -as follows; All' schools are to be ua(ioiialcaud midcr pi ovincial cont 1 oiyand the text books iiims <to be unifoim throughout. A half hour of" religious instruction will be allowed each day in .-ill .schools whet e parents are willing and the denominations desii e it. In cases where Ihe people decide not to have religious inslt iif-lion School work will continue to' (he close of school hours/ The prinriple'of local option is recognized throughout. Where ' there an" 25 Roman Catholic: child) en'iu a disti ict I hey shall he,entitled lo a teacher "of their own persuasion, qualified'under the standard. In districts ,where this children speak French wholly they (into have a teaehcrspenking hot h French find English, and the books used will be in both languages., It is said that these terms are satisfactory 'to all ,p;u ties concerned. And both . D'Alton rMcCarthy and the Orange' Sentinel have, expressed their' acceptance of the agreement, congratulating Laurier upon the fact that it. lias been effeiled without recourse to coercive methods. , The portfblioof the Interior ha.- been tilled by the appointment of ihe Hon. OlitJ-'ord Sifton. who was sworn iu last Tue.-day, and immediately took chili go of his department. The new ui'i'.risler is but 38 years of age,'hein<>- horn ,ii",-ir London, Out.,'iu 1SG1. lie. Wits gold mcdalbt of Victoria College, Cohonrg, in '70, and was- called'to the Bar-in'82. He entered the Manitoba Legislature in LS.S.S as Liberal member 'on1 North Brandon, and on the construction ni the* Greeiiw.-iy ministty in ly>91 he was appointed Attoruey- Goneral, a portfolio 'ne has held during tbeaub.-t trying period of Manitoba's ii'stoi'y, and only resigning it to enter the federal cabinet. Ib* has made a n.-ime I'or himself a- a .speaker and de- hater and carries great weight with tin.* people of Manitoba. He-will contest Biii'ndon. and is now on his way from Oltawji to open the campaign. Polling takes place Dec. 1th. . Hon. J. D. Canieion will probably succeed Sifton as Attorney-Genera! of .Manitoba. The ' T.ii'ifi' Commission���Mowut, Cart wriglit, Fielding and Patterson��� conimeuceu business Tuesday. J. A. Form, ol* Rossland, litis been appointed County''Court Judge for Kootenay. The report Xhat Barney Barnato was buying ptoperties in Lake of the Woods district, is denied. Baii-young-ni.'in, the Blond Indian iiiiirdet'er has been ca|.tured. lleiit- teinpte.d suicide by opening a vein with an aw 1. (Jh.-iunce.y_ Depew is spoken of as Bayard's sticces.-,or as U.sS. Ambassador lo liugland. Hov.'Lyman Abbott repudiates the ��� o. ri cttiess of Genesis. Seattle and Spokane are cut off from eommunical ion with 'the outside bv Hoods. 1 Francis Willard was re-elected president of the W.G.T.U". nt its Slid annual couventioii at St. Louis. The next Congrc-s ' will appoint 11 boundary commission to settle the dividing line between Minnesota and Manitoba. It. is reported I hat Governor Moresby of j'few Westminster penitentiary is dead. Iris first land grant, failed to get his fimiuci.-il backing for the undei taking of tire r(Miiaiii7ir^Y~anu~i'> tills another attempt of his to get new concessions ? The people of this province' will h.a.ve t'i keep their eyes open for1'speculators in char leis during the next few years. A COMPLETE BLOCKADE. , Many Miles of* the Main Line Buried Under Snow, Mud and Rock. ' Out* of the worst blockades ever experienced on the main line of the C.!'.]{,. occtured between North Bend and Hope a week ago yesterday, and s(,i comple-e has been the tie-up on that end of the division that not even the mails from tbe coast have succeeded iu getting thiough. It is reported that 2o miles of road-bed has- been -buried miller slides, of snow mud and rock. Since the occurrence the company lmve been doing everything ��� (hiTr^muneyr^ men and machinery could do to remove the obstruction, but despite their best efforts it will probably be the. middle ' of next week before trains cau com�� through from the coast: Over300 men arc ' engaged in' clearing awny the. debris aud, it is said, three locomotives have already been ��� disabled at the work. So'geeat is the block that no; attempt has been made to. transfer* passengers, besides it is in a nasty and awkward place,for such work. \ Seven trains are stalled at North Bend and s three ;it, Jvamloops, and the company are catering to the comfort of some' 100 delayed passengers at or between these points. Since'the block occured the west'train hits been made! up at Kamloops and conies through as a 1 - ' special. , " i�� ��� - ��� r Local and Personal Briefs. . - ' Messrs. Erhsluli and'Ferguson .were in town this week. Mr. YErbsloh returned to 'London. 1 . ,1 . Capt. Grant left for Scotland on Wednesday. ���Something vvill soon be, heard about tire claims on the head of Dow-uiu Creek now. , ' i 0 *' Uneasy lies the. head that wears' a crown. Get' good, chea iiitress at lLovv.son'.s Pi wool ���x- Next Thursday will be Thanksgiving Day���.1 public holiday. Do not forget the turkey and your friends. ' YHock in place. The .best place to ��� rock in this weather is tit home in one uf llowson's choice rockers. , * Chinch of England services tomorrow at 11 a.m. and 7.!J0 p.m. Hew F. Yolland will ofliciate.,, 0 Albert Stone lias ti good storm porch up around the entrance to the "Stockholm House which makes it nice and cosy inside. , A local merchant bears testimony to tlie good oi- ad vertising in' the. Mail lie recent I'i' in 1: f... : ihu -m. .lll'S n IVl'.'l ll ' 1 .''I II'. ll - ol ,v iirkiugH nt .a ���', SO ill il V> I'll' misunderstandings nr- (.vvci ,, Icii'^taph oper.di.is uul olli'-liis have 'iceii idpr-tod nn over' div isi 11 cKceji; litis (!'ici'i() one. It vvoi.lii 1 ine life set ���' ,1 lice oul r,, t in- Mail Service Demoralized. No mails for this point have come through from the coast foi- (he past eight days, a delay which has caused no end of incon venience andannoyance part icularly to I he business coin in unity. Isthe \'.0. Inspecloi aware of the break in the service, and what attempt is be making to straighten things out? Theie is no excuse about alternal i\e routes as t here isa good one via Seat tie, Spokrne and the south. Tbe post ollice depaitmeut must get a move on. about S2<W j ei car. 'J he l-u( I, v .Inn i-. w il Is It Hcmze Again. A notice appears' in the Trail Cieek jS'hic.i asking for powers to build a railway fiom Sayw.ud through Trail and Midway to l-Vutictou and also to aci|iiiie I inds, privileges and bonuses or aids from I lie Gov eminent of Can ada and ihilish Ci luuibia. This is pr.i"l it-ally the same si-Ik me as I hat of t!ic Columbia k Western for which the' ll)( l(- I'i'VV Jl in- 1 1 in I ie I ('lll')V c.l. line ami v\ 1 I ,is soon a*- ii 1 Guv eriuiie'.l uave a eliarlt'i aud , ] bunil! . lias Jlein/e, ..loT colL.liiij. .-uul says it has helped him greatly in his business. , . , H. Row-son ��t Co. aro going to keep up with the times and have decided to go into ii strictly cash business. Their motto after Nov. 1st will be cash sales, low prices and quick t ('turns. * A WOR LD'S FA111���At Joe Joe's parlor. For gents vvho want, a shaving, shampooing or sea foam, hot and cold biith, tobacco,'cigars and cigarettes > of all kinds, fruit or confectionery, stationery and so forth : next door to lhe Columbia Hotel. J. A1. Mokoax. The remains of Crist Miller, one of the victims uf the explosion at Cariboo CiO-ok last week, were buried heie on Monday. The. other body, that, of Chas. I'l-rger, has not yet beeu re7 covered, and it is thought that lie was in the act, of running away when the explosion occuritig killed him. Then the snow came down-and covered him. "We understand that the Wehling Sisters are again to visit us. This talented tlio has been induced by their many friends in Revelstoke to give an entertainment, early in December. Those who witnessed their performance last, year in this town will no doubt turn out in force and with their friends give the ladies a hearty welcome and a bumper house. * Following ate the. officers installed by Columbia Lodge No. 31 I. 0. 0. T. iit last regular meeting: C. T., li. W. Geddes; V. T., Miss Sweet; Sec, G. Northe.y; A��st. Sec, Mjss Leo; F. S., .]'. Spurliirg: Treas., Miss Bailey; Chap., C. Wilson AM iirshal, S. Needham; D. Marshal, Miss Behieus; Guard, Miss Toombs; Sentinel, E. Jackson; P.C. T., M O. Lewis. A s.-ile of work and entertainment iu aid of the Church of England will be held next Tuesday week, Dec. 1st. Sale of woik, tea, candy store, etc., will be open from i..'50 o'clock p.m. A musical am] dramatic pet fot m.nice will be given iu the evening. In connection with the entertainment two pictuics. painted by a local attist, which will be on view at Coursier's store next week, will be drawn-for, tickets 'J.Vfs each. Take- notice that, each ^:"5ct ticket give; \ot: a double chance, as ...'1 picture will be won by a (lliicll'.iii Until.,cr, ll PA \> v iil1: KOOTENAY MAIL XCbe "Kootenay fl&ai! i*uku.shki> kvi-::iy sa:'L"i:hay B3VEL3TOKE, V>.C, ���������ny��������� ATKINS & SMITH. I'lUii.isiiiiiis ami I'lior-iiuTOUs. Subscription Price. $2.00 Per Annum Ja-' snocri.v i.\ aiiv vnci: '^fc lieip d to biinir on bv inciting his Id wl ion it me t th ���������ll ollror one. Sue! First Sensations in Battle'. Wh;it are the lirst se'nsiil ions of tin uch is the story of the Ycne/.uoian quest ion. - W'iioii fiist this question looined up seirti'itiv es of the t wo count rics lie 1 eiices. (1- V (I S.ilisl nirv" anf (led up t o eacli oilier lh 1 Secretins Olney) I'lie lion lii.slr- balllefieM? Z( Tolstoi and' Sleohen Crane have im.-iirined, them, and com batants have vv i-iit en' tin t bin-/ wbiz/.ed pits] me like a liia; blue- botlh >n the win*. *i!ei bei't" of Plevn.-i Lieut. 1(1 the I curi (-nt. of air imusi ���������d bv its r.ipid p.-i AnVStlTISIIfG S.ATJS3. "ONTIIACT AJ)VI''.ltTISKJil':NTSiii',(-il(-(l.it 1 Ik-'imIo hi" ?.l..">'l ])(-i" I'liliuiiii iiiuli I't'i' Ulolllll. " I-"(ll--,)>HCCsllf si\- (-(illllllll IIK'lll'S III' M\(']' .������1 'iiL'i- inch iil-i* nmiitli. ri'AN'SII-'.VJ' AJlVKllTISKllKNTS llie. ���������>��������������������������������� line lir-Unsi'i-licii. ."*���������-. pt-r lino c.u-li siiu-it- (���������iitiii. ln-ici'linn. Till'" iiiiiiiI-'*1' (if lin"s* ivckiiiicd liy -.'i.tci- occupied, \i line- to -llie 'iiii'li. .. ' ,. . 'liKAJllNd N'OTICKS li'c. |nv line o.n-.i m- -.oili'in. unl'-'si ('iiiiti'arli'il fur liy the Itm lines. , .1011 I'lilNTIN'l! (ifevcr.vkniil.il rno-l i-c.i--.iii- iililr rule-nil.1 -.liurlcst untie'--. A('('Oi;N"l'S for juli piintii'ir m* mlvci'lisiiij,' li.ivaliic nn Uie lli'sl dfuvi'i'}' innntii. ('OI!l:KSI,,iN'!������KS('l'1 "ii .ill in.iltcv- of local in-liulilic inli risl in vilcil anil c.u'i'l'nliv- cnii- , MiU-rcd. All I'liiiuii.i'iii'.itlons In tin' Kdilnr ' lilllsl lie iii-(-<ini|i.Uili'il liv, Ul'-: llillil'' ol til'' VM-ili'i-, lint nccc-s.ii'ii.v Iiii' pii!ili(.il ion, lull as .in i-v idi'in-i' of koo'I tail li. ��������� Addi-.'ss Tiik Kooticnav .Mail, Kevelstoke, l.i.C. orlits tail, and the eagle Happed its i ago touch.-d my ear. A not her���������an wing.,, the lion loirecl ami tl.e eagle other. All at once 1 realized 1 bat I hos( replied with a scieam. There vvas goto in both/tlieir eyes and war' iu every action. Theii' backers (the'jingo . _ _ j. "Rubber Boots and Shoes : : wear like iron. itrcyHI,STOKE, NOV. ,21, lfiOfi.' Tins Toronto Globe,.which is' devoting a.good deal of space, to Bry.it.islr Columbia mailers, has, ^in a recent issue, a long lending .article on the Crows * YNost Pass Railway in, which it says : ���������"The question of public aid to such a rail.vvay vvill probably sooircoine up for consideration. We find oniselves face to face with the fact that', having given many millions of dollars and millions of acres of public hind for the purpose, of obtaining railway communication ~. between British Columbia' and the Eastern Provinces, the portion of British Columbia in wliich the most .important development is taking place is.to a largo extent isolated from the rest of tiro .Dominion and .is becoming ii "tributary to the. great river of American commerce." * How true this is must, be apparent to anyone who has ever spout much time in Southern Kootenay How 'can this trade be letainecl at, home. The- Globe says, and most people' agieo press of both cmiiiti ies) looked on approvingly, shouting with delij-ht, " (lo' it von links." This "roai ing and lire ! scr e.lining ' vv out on again and the backets continued inciting the princi- nals. These ha vim,' walked around each other, as it, weie, had now each sized t! it* ot her up and (actuated by l hilt common sense so often seen in animals but seldom in men under similar conditions) agreed hot ween' themselves that it would be rut to make a row over nothing .'it all (Venezuela). Then having ' winked the other eye. (private dispatches) they hoiian roaring and sci causing. |lasliing and Happing as loudly as ever (it, being all the while understood that, such was mere gallery work to act ,as salve lo tho. jingoes on each side). ' Just as the backers think' there's going to be a fight and jingo-like look to get out of the ,way, the, principals ��������� break loose! The fight is oil' (referred to arbitration) and those who helped to bi;ing'it. on, secure in peace oifce moie, pat their lepresei'itatives on the back, saving "the. other fellow'gave way ! But, say! wouldn't wc'liave walloped him if we had fought." , Lion and Magic, (aside), You fools ! we never meant to light at all. Early Thanksgiving Days. The first recorded Thanksgiving was lhe Hebrew feast of the tabernacles. There have been but two Knghsh Thanksgivings iu this country. One was oil Feb. 27, 1S72, for 'the recovery of the Piince of Wales from illness the oilier, June 21, 13S7, for the Queen's Jubilee. ���������* Thy New Knglar.d Thanksgiving dale's i'rom 1US2, when the Alassachu- setts 15 ty colony set apart a day for thanksgiving. The first national Thanksgiving pro- clan iat ions were appointed by Oongr ess during the Revolutionary war. wore tbe oii'emy's bullets, and, hoi l iliik" dicte, the dis-onvory broughl oil it sudden Violent, attack of cholera-like disposition'!11' The passage may be compared with Zola's- description: "The now constant hissing of the bullets, with their sharp ping or bu/.x whispering around, and sooie'liiues into,us, g.-tyc me a sickening feeling .-nidi) cold perspiration. I felt weak around my knees. ;t .sort of faint noss and lack of strength in I he .joints of my logs, as if (hoy would sink from under ine. Those syfnpioins did not,, doorcase when several of my comrades were bit." Says .Mr. Leo (ioss, a former private in the Army of- th" Fotoin.-ic: No' one quite knows how he will behave. 'No iii'.in' ���������I arn quoting Wilkosou's stirring narrative-- ���������really enjoys ii battle.' One has to string ii]) his nerves and take a firm gi ip on himself morally, and bold himself in the battle-flames I'm; a lew moments until u.-trine-} to'- passion. The impulse is to run out of danger.'" If the raw soldi.-r is there and then led foi wind against the, enemy, the trial to his nerves will bo loss severe than if be li.-is* (o ,wait under -a heavy shell nnd shrapnel fire (o which ho can make no reply. In the one case he will only have his dai,geir, to think ahout. This was, perhaps, the reason why, in the war of 1S70-7J,' the Gorman soldiers rushed, impatiently against. Ih'e French positions'. "The beat, of the drum went before the thunder of our guns, itnd out power was ^haltered by the fire of tlio foes' unshaken infantry." He was anxious to end tho period of tension, and to conie to hand-, miiis with bis enoniy.' But be paid, and paid very dearly, for his nn- palionce.���������/<'i'W>iUjhliu h'ecicw. '��������� < A Remarkable, Clock. ' Japan possossesji remarkable timepiece.' Jt is contained in a frame ,{oft. wide.nnd ol'l. long, ropresontinga noonday landscape (if groat beauty. In the foreground plum and cherry trees itnd rich nhilits appear'in full bloom; in the rear is seen a hill, gradual in ascent from which np|'.-ireni,!y flow's a cascade, adniii'iibly imitated iu ciyslal. From this point .a threadlike" stream meanders, eii'cir'cling rinks ami islands in its winding, ,-uki finally losing it The lirsl ureal. American giving Day was in 178! for Alio declai- ! In ��������������� minial nre sky a golden sun liii-iii- ttionof peace. There vv.is one men. national Thanksiriv ing in I7S'). anil no ! a silver-oiig a? it, p banks- sell'ui a f.-ir-oil' stretch of vv ood!aiid.u In a tnini.it nre sky a golden sun turns on a -ilvei wire, strikint; the hours on m, , a silver ^oiig .is it, P'>sm's. F.-tcb hour with it, by building the Ciuws Nest j ^'^"j;'^j, \'^"^^ p,.;.'^,",'.,,'," u'ncoln Js marked mi a frame by a creeping Pass road.. But once, in Kootenay the ; j>M11.u ,, ,,ation;il prof lamation for it jiorloiso. which s-n'.s tbe ]>laco of a Globe to follow its reasoning should ' diiv of ThanksgiviugY' Since that I iiiie ' hand. A bird of exquisile plumage atlvocate the o.xlonsiou of such a mad = lh-'' piesidont has issued an annual | vvat bles Ytt the close ot! eacb hour, and , , , i-ii n ! ������r..cl.������i,Mition.- St. Louis rosl-/)!*- ; as tho song i eases a mouse sallies 1011 b north and south along lhe. nuicral bolt. , ���������"'^ ��������� ��������� ; f, ,������������������ ., neighboring grotto, and scam- thus oneiiiniir UU markets to the! , ^_ ,.,.,,-,,,. riv...T. ii���������. hill "tn the <rnideu, is \A/' 3. rvicKECHNIE, VV (J1.R. J1.U.C..M.I PHYSICIAN and SUESEON, RKVHLSTOKK B.C. OJ'i-'iC'i'" in It. .s'.iuisomV l!Oii-.i> (nu\l l-'i-c-liytt'i--. i.ui Cliiu-(-ii). Calls Ijy Tdk'li'ioiK' or 'JVlc- Ki-.i;ili lii'iiiaiJil.v.uteiiilcd to. Ollice hours: !i.:in to 11 a.in., l:.'!(l to I and 7 lo S pan. r^HAS. R. CARLYON, ��������� . Bappisler-ai-Law,' SoIIciLor : and Notary Public, ;i;;Oi''|."i('i':: >1a;i ir.iilibi:},', liuvi'lstoko, 11. C. J AS.'' McMAHON, - S3flep.il Blacksmith &'Woodworker ���������-()��������� ��������� ,lie[iaii-.s to Wagons. Tools Sharpened. SlIOKINd A Sl-l'i'.'IAiyrV. ' A. McNEIL, BAil33It. SHOP AiIS BATH KOOM, i Front. .Street, Hovol.stoke. Haircut, 25c; Bath, 50c; Six Shaving 'Tickets for 01.00. GUY BARBER,,, WATCKMAHES AND JIIV/SLIiEK Repairing Neatly &. Promptly Executed. REVELSTOKE, E. C. ' JvR.HULL'&"G0. - Wholesale and Retail btjt,oh:bbs.' l-'urvcyors of Miyh-class JMc;tts. RBVSLSTOKB, B.C. All orders in our lino will be promptly attended lo. THE REVELSTOKE PHARMACY. AUR FALL STOCK con-' if A i sting- of Patent'u Medicines, .Drills, Qru<4"g"isl's S unci rics 'and "foilet Articles h;ts just been received and may lie 'had at the lowest prices. Full line of Stationery And Cig\u:.s*'Li!way's on band. the" Isvas^Z" umm. n 'thus opening up inarkots to t Eiustern fanner :is this great minorai ; . i belt becomes opened up. i .But two ways appear by which tiiis | Times Revenges. Here i- ;in e\anipie of "Time's reveiir Tvv o .lew- of B.c_'ii,id IliiVe i|ato- pertnir nvci'.ilii- bill ^Ui the gulden, is< .-.ion lost to view. H \FT 1-. a> r>" 'Wfelosale and Retail' \ ,; BUTCHER . . ! The Immensity of St. "Peter's. road earr bo built, .by- Government or ; 0].0000'\0]',0 0010 ' Mr. .M.irimi Ci.,u lo, ,1. writ in- in tlio ; |)CTn]Q{0],0 Q$ ^X' 1\ fl' by C. P. R. under elleotive public .,���������,������������������,.,���������, ilabylon stu,,,!. Th.-n [{.-ibytori ' (/, ���������/s,n/ ,d Si. I'.-tor's. a! Itoiiro, Mtys; . WJ-\ uHJutfiil/' OOfllitbltlj i������.Ui oontrol. ' ' As lon-f as tlie publie eontml not imaginary, it is just as well built bv tlio C. P. li. One vv.-yv .of "let.nn- ini: the. trade al. home ,is lo seen"* bv who-.- vvat.-l.- the Jew- in exile ������������������ li is all veiy bii,'. The longest .-hip leal.- Wfjir aiid pr.i.ved !������������������ now lii'-,, property thai i-i-������-y l he ocean could lie in the of l ho-i* v\ ho. iu i i.'-iit ii---;i lir. h-tnired na\ e '������������������(-". vv i-i-n the dooi and lhe apse, iA'ir hat]'- *,;ioti th*- ri'-i- t!*,u,,in' ;,,���������' |,ci- i"..i-t- would seaioely io|> the rben-iii. All th.i*. )"i!.~.i:.s (,; [..d.-u-i��������� ,.,,,;,M,y of the hi'^h allin. which look- ,aml "ii.inu'inu' ynd-'iis" in that city ���������,, s:;i;ill undei- .the -stipe! -possible piopel fieiifht r ales and if tho L'lows un )',-i)ni. I .O'-oi-l .tild lii' d'n of \-(-i,i��������������� of'tl.e iniuli n-( dcni Nest load will be put t'lioiiirli uitn <i \. "i- i d "lb limit.ition on ti eight l ites ,i\h\ i mi ml ed to the Kooton.n Xoilh and >oull it will he the gieitest f.utoi t'd' pi" , itititing hiitiio. tiarle ovet .iiitio(l.*1(-t-'(l. ni ( h.-u ,��������� .-.in v i.cd .i.llt il.t .i.o < s .inyl i.i*. u../,a ; this eounu-v: Y y Yy' Y ������������������'.;yA' yy /'.":/ AytVi{,hS')iA!'A!iW^ ���������''���������'������������������'��������� y.y//: y' ������������������ '"'���������'���������-. A' A :' -y '-'-���������' ��������� -'���������yA-"1' 'Ae:,tuigiitv f>/ii*>'5������*>j;i'v '.'^r?!'J''"''��������� ^ATnt;GiRll.^ ASSAXS. II l 'III (lit i lin l, . \ ;,i, 't i' i 'i iw It'! i .t fi ��������� 1 * !h l>i. v\- \\ ,* n.t ��������� In .e u.otl ���������" lib.- I , it I .'1 .' I 'l������ Ill U V ' '"'1^ Tl tl 1' t v i l)n i ni - ��������� it i n< s. ii lo- 'Iu J"V> ������ J. A. MacFarlane, F.C.S., 0'' Ass-iyep and lining Engineer, un (ii;si >' -,-'v I- > t-i li dvv eil.ligs .11 uh vfi t, ,��������� ,,-le. 1 i'i own bod.lv stiture. 62 ^ il \M IM.S SI Hot I.,- 1 J 1- a i.i'-il ro (b 11 r*io iu tn , -- .. .1 ,i.r ii it 1.1 -t tn ie '!|ion t h 1 t , ||, Hi Ol St I'll! I,s ( IP ll. I ',( (V CI 01.������������������ al.. .f!i! >i/t o.l���������. v\b t| he ,-l.->l IU' VAXCOUVKR. M.C. I 0_ _ \ II as- 1, s and an ilv t ie i.i. vv 01 k dune 111 .y/y, :>i n ..'���������������������������'i-.-'..' h ;Yy Y.k:. i'f i w'i- Yt-Vi.c* y >l������.������.������i^-.^'A''*!31 ^".' j ':'yA--, ���������iiiAAn'o-oiAA'AA : .JtYisY IftoiMllyytoo iy Sc: ���������.tl.up.heate' vytfl cinipuToiia personal. 0.1.1*0 anil dlsnatol).' ���������'!- yy:--'- /yy/i-M-nm. >��������� , ho;i At"J' yioAur' jY-tk-i.'. y 'Pius i^ .ri'tity Y iu ��������� y' itor:(:.n'Y>AAiy i'loplu'yriravy boeiiyfiil-' .py.yt uiidyYvoiitiyrtiil */.:*^<^>h}^^ .OOlltyllU OlUOiU, I,!.-, ...Iius- ,,,^ _"y t������ij���������-_|<M.I -; ���������������������'y.i������..������'-������'������ lio'ln'FM*d,as:;in y'^'y'Ybar; yiy.^^y.yyi/y:,),,..,y ly..^., ;[,,.,.���������,,,,,,:,,,���������,'.', yy-Jii-H-;.,!"!,;,;^ vit' l.'yY.t'uyir. lyi'iiyi^M-Yriit.vy !..;--������������������ y'iWti to.btiiidingythi;' jii-itpos('d.-li!i(; iy'roui' :Yj,-ry fUtI, Y|K^;.f, ���������;, (i',.(-t <(!.YY.<:>rl. ��������� h"-ot-h-'t; Y Ii.-.y,,. .j,i:^.^.y,vr:.;i-i,-y! (*���������-,; ;-jy it /:i.i- ^yv;-s-;ii:y ,:,yy ��������� _ . . ylbisi-bory ythn'-iiigh Now Denver y-'Aiiaiid. iii'* i^'W i-i-s' Ywiio '.b'-.-aniiy iMlv-'.. .n\y,ty m U\ihi iiityyiri'y (.iH-ni'yryi bui,i; ?.s ;M,'i flfT I'M l^\lY '^"SiijiliM^'!'1" ������������������'"���������-������������������������������������ - ��������� ��������� '��������� ���������' ���������...-...��������� ^..^^..y..^^! ���������IIj.,,i,yr..ss,-,i'.s -hiiYvYo: r^ilyn If foiuiyln r?ui; ti:<r '.uiiyliiiu; w-^;-!>! i;"UI i, J?lXl U Jti X il jU^I.S. i Y i^o.*^:.! UiuJ.iood ���������-'Yss'yria. .yai'd- l!ab;.-!ytiy ,.jn;iit y. .1 !.!��������� >U-a ;'".! '��������� ���������'���������.���������,; is inany ii- '��������� ���������<,.*."���������' il--1' I .'���������!)(! Coi-iioi-.'l St., ii'tid/1"'-i\v<;II; Y/V.ASAuyAI':iy,:',|.!.C, Mines iiii'l 'Mlniii' fVf>s;i(!itMiij*y Drills- .Suivy Mill '.Miii'Iiiii'Ty aii .'. Su'iv.",, . Kii^iH^A, i'.'.ili'r-, 'A'uloi- Wlicdlu; :(.!tii. .���������' >i .' ,. Y 'J-.,l;.'!ill sjlooan1 City'aiid (lir.fti yilocanytrossKig. y *'oM*| K<.thiiiL'"les.s thaira!ri"ii!Groi|-i,o. froii!,Yy,"A')>';y"t''y,. ...,��������� ���������;,-������������������,,.���������'��������� >v ��������� tl. y v-. , -,,,,. ���������.-1-..-i ���������-. : .-... -���������/. .-,��������� x.y,t, .;:.-'��������� .: . ��������� . ', .'.,.. .. ;��������� lii'i-jslii'd ages ago; the I ��������� 1 col. |V ������������������������<���������! ,...,.,, i.,'.<|-(.in yi he l.je)'- 1:1 ,1 n>". ���������.. .���������������������������'i,i--eiuui. Jlovelsfoko to SloiNiii Giyssiiig.ysyin . ^)tl(..j JU),i -pitssAi- u'wayAthe 'A'omaiA"-HtiHi; ;i;yY,i;iA;*;yyva-..!.li,y.: YiiYYi-lAoA/n- ad.-.'ipi'aiY!'ly.'li^ii';i'le-. the irado' .(if, !hi:4l |,;mpii..'lAffoue.Y butY��������� (.lu-Yiiebri'w-. tyicy'������������������AiivA'o'i''fhcYtiA-niMCij':,Vi,t':.<'tiri'.--;f bi;.jYiy: disirietAorytJio C, P. U. y Canadiauy|, i'sYiiii.')e.sti-tw;ii('i',''"..: ''.".. ^"' '',,(l<''.' '(--'-<-*': i-- ; ���������'eeuibyA. I'siyi.Yyai'id '.it- 1}:- tyv'' y-bii.-"- are doit." a -reat (li'iii'uf -'k-iekii.g aliolit" iiull.l.ll'ed':! hyAilVl legend '.ft he.AVAVid.-r, ���������! _it;'(..|,:.rbI'iVti''ir,:by ���������.' tAy .^in-Ail'il'l.���������';'.������. -''H f-Kri,,yy,ing;.b>vvy ,l,������(���������ned.io survtye ^Ihy, ri-cy t h,'".' 'or. a-i'/us; Ityyy w,y, yi"/i!, V of ; f> PFiUGTORY GOLD & SILVER ;0RES . . ,.,��������� . ... Y. ...!';, ud'.'.fulPi 'I' 'niitionk til! fiio.-last; great. i.,.f-,I,',,i'i'i|-t,|-it"--.-ii'is|('s,. ii'.'si'di''- tie- br i,).id !;i . ' ' Treated nnd IVij-ortod'oYri " Y Y , eniiy trade:--, ihe. A tnericiuis use nu!N A...y ���������. y. . , , . yy. -.-������������������ . ��������� ���������:.. , -. ; ���������Lytl-;,/.,:.:..W(;,1>i���������(1,,i.)-,.-,. Vbd (\o,,-ii'������;rs il-jyu, : '-'-������������������ -.. .. ��������� *��������� ' v '.- ��������� Auie'rieaiis securing the 'lin Dreadful.Suspense'.- ,.\ good yni-ti i'.s' to. hiuii) fiom 'flic' wilds i)f,7\us!ra)j;i. :,Tyyoy i.u.ipt.;eui'iiou������ Ysvay.syvhei-.ew^ use .sl.eiimboats. ;*,-,..- ���������.'.'' Most people.- liav<i'; 'seeii^ two dogs quarrel over nothing; rget Y-tlioir \in.cks up iit.each other, (hi a lot-of- growling ��������� and '-snarling, an(\ tlie." depart on their I Strot.si.ieii, fiAyoliiiLryn ,1 th iitYsrarrh ynT .'��������� ��������� ���������' ���������' . ��������� ��������� 1. -. ' ���������'.- i cnlfl ca.nio rVnott ii' saloon-. Thev .blilv respective ways having done- no inore K������.������" b -."I '��������������������������� ',; ���������* ���������������������������..-������������������ , -. '. ��������� .... .. - , ' I liad.'.'saxpclice" liotween (li'.-in, so li.ey <lamage than occasion a slight rJisttii'b- | ()I..1(.n.(| ;,nA':'i.ip������' vvhiiskyy." ar.ice'in tYlie surrounding y.tlii'r., The .-j ��������� ly^.y ���������^���������,.vt. ��������� h.csi.tat ing.. who. sijonld owners of.these growling. eaYniin-s .Oiicli Auive ihe first, drink, wln-ii au ';auld" loudly iiver.s thai his (log would,' il | iu^-tiaYiutanco, 'joined fhein. , Pi'elcnd- Miey l,:������I. fbirghf, iiiivegotY:i..vvay with 'Jng (1...I they ;had ':just.,,b auk. one o" ���������-.' .y.j .sp'aeeji'refj Hired -fo'r titt* htru; "; si-lvcs. ������������������'.-.: /y y '���������'��������� '������������������'.'. it.' Iiui.which it was tliat first, .do.. ��������� clinod'tlieY shock of ba.ff.le. is wistily igiioiAJ iii'lor soiiie . slight. auyn.-Hfi.iin, each owner having a, sneaking idea that 'his dog shirk'-''!. -- (.l.-,l.e!)i,a.lii,ii;-.ly j boWeveiVhe pats his iiiiimal ���������������'������������' '���������������������������������'��������� ] ..Uy,.n;, ,.,,,��������� ,| ,1IMI?,.,|, , > back, calls it"gnod xlug"otc:, i.ut yet | s,(i,,-,)|),. ,��������� ���������1S j,.,| ��������� |-,,.rvyn r,l^. in his heart he is ghtd fh.-it it did i.oiy --'/w, ii. ,V'a-.." .-.aid too oiliyr.-soI'muii j;jvo)ve hi iii in tire tjiiiirrel which 'he I )y; ������������������1,1,111. vyas a di-eadfii'i isk J" , th.i'iii hanrloil .'the new cOiuer: ��������� .the whiskey, n'uiii-sit.ing hiin foyji.iin thcni iil a1 drink;' . ;- . ' . ' He-drunk', ,-iiid,.;ifl.er u. 'few .niirr'iil.es ol'-ptiiii'fu) and silent suyuensr, -aid: ������������������ "Now. t.oy.-, you'll lia.e n..c .v'vilb. ni"!-'' ' ���������>'��������� -A';;;������������������!,'i'.i.y^'v By Thii JVlaeArthiir-Forrest''���������',','. tllii'.'Cl, t'yiiiiiii.'iUiiii.i ',-'���������..-."������������������ y ''.."; By'-The MacArt An*-Yates ;''.' '' .'. ' (AJii.il'.'Ji;:i'itiii,'riui;l (.'yaiiiiinl inn.) ���������'";"''��������� -'-A^O.Kyl.'AltTKg.'bAI.'SyY-'-.." ' Y ,.= The Casse!-Ti.old, [-xtractmg Co."7 -..: . ' ' tl.l-niteti.i '.���������-.��������� y Y .-'; ��������� : VVAPe!!(!wAlai'vey,.F.(;.S.,Supt.,'. '. ��������� ���������-.- , ��������� . . ' y ��������� " ��������� Vaticou'ver, B.YC ,i":-/'A.''"*iiy.lii'i! Iii'ii-il .il'x lii'iiiKJliyK.' Y ��������� :i-2-(iin r0p. dAscott, .'".-'���������'��������� .y. y .Mairi'monial Quota Uon-sY: Yy-'-Y; .Yf.'-,-" s:ii'l tne';oj'! .''im-,1 ti iu.idro-r.riig-i h'.s yciu'tuj vi'.-.it'iry l:-f ;iin yi'r.yin' uf ' 111 y : yil'ls atifi would'.''-i,ii-:o' tuy': t'bf-ih cntn-i fortiib!V't/iar'-i''-''. aud, :\~y I ylnixn'. mad'-i (1 l'i,tl ie. uioiiey',. ttiey-v.-i'j! .iiof ".'-.<. lo t-ln-ir i 1111:bandy 'p'-Miiics^. Th; m '' 2:> veYit-K ni(-l. .-Mi(i :v real shall give 'I'-or-���������;:'"'.0U0 -.vlKTU-siii' mi-'.���������ri-.-'-t. Tyion (-'line- f.'.'-r,m Iio w'|iii',t Hyai'iy iiri(| [.yi.:!!; L'iv.'Y'h,.V-Y:Y](i,0')0-y (!.<'���������'M"";;^' '���������"'"��������� -1- i.!M"-'-*i'ir.' r.r.ff .-i.iid 1 Ikv,'l'n.-.iii wlii, 1 ilk('-.-'. lviyi,yw'h< ���������is i(), vvill . im'ye .*?! a,ODD'.' u.il ii In-c.' 'riie'yitrig'.iuiiii 'relleet'ed l'o)---';|- inctn'.-.'1������������������������ ;' oO.ij -CorfloV/l. Si.., ' VaiHJOll'vCi:,. 13.G and- I hen in I'lin'.l : ���������'"You lia.rcii'!, iiiie.il iiollf nl), have you''"'.-,, .I.ick Sands is alwyy-; pri*pai'cdYl o dt. i&iini ng and h.'iii-liiig . of all kinds', a 1, slioiic'-.l iinlii-e. Sec. hiin liboiit' vm.lr winf('|- wood. I '*' \m?MQ -'0: Mining ������������������ Brok'er. ,\'i.iii-.Ui,-.': ('���������!. ���������-. M.oi;i,-f"i" V;i(ii:;i'iv'.-t' .Milling [iui'Mir fit.oaii;.i:l r.jl .'.loliubio Cornji.inldi. foi*:������;uo. ' : ' . ���������, .-'* . ..".y-.1.!-!^ . THE DIPLOGK BOOK y ;. A m STATIONERY CO., LTD. Wholesale Paper Dealers and ... Sl'A.tioners.-. . ' Y A.'ii2,.i,y VANeOUVER, B.C. st Table in Town, V/ell Furnished Booms, Ohoiqsst Y/lnes, Liquors Cigars, Everything Strictly Fipst^!ass.-., Terms $2 per day. Kcimloops Beer on- Draught D I A - ^Revelstoke, B. C��������� Largest Hotel 'in .Town, , . Centrally loeatefl,. Best Accommodation, , _ . ������?m Bcs, Bates $1 pep day. - ' ' BROWN & CLARK, Proprietors. Choice \\A"nes, Liquors find Cigars,, Draught Beer always on ^}Py Inifrl MOT Q0Oiyp���������J Upper Arrow Lake, B.C. L������y^ UU LVlln^ho, Under Aame Management, A T T 'U^TT^Cnr3 (TIT A CSn -:o:���������:������������������:- PORTER AND: STOUT FINE ALES ; O.K. ,-LAGER BEER Draught and,.'.Bottled. ' , . . ' ���������:o:���������-:o: ' Y "ES FSLSTOKS . BREWERY. ���������' ; ,j . t ' - B^Bmrrawifam./.TYffT'~""n'MirayiT^ Rosenheim .... ��������� ' ������������������ - '���������-'���������. Galena Bay 17 r,' ARENA, Proi'kiktou. Ev3Pythihfi First-Glass ' . . i . Rates $! add $2 a Day The Outport of the Trout Lake District ���������JMumusaamaeweti Stockholm' House J.Al.Btiirr STONH, Piioi-iuici'OK. Th9 Billing Room is fupnisked with the best the Market aMs. THE BAR IS SUPPLIED WITH THE CHOICEST WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. *���������'���������-*���������*" ''m a 1 x tLyiJ's * Y-WHOLESALE DEALER INY; !g;6^R:& BB-VSIiSTOEB 3BiG. AIMiA IIYAMSQN BltOS.yPitbi'ttiKTOHS; First-class Table '������������������. Good Beds .::':>---:.;;Fire-prqT6f Safeyy Teleptione .���������-.���������': 'Bus Meets all Trains.': ^ 1;; ;.': '2R,E^~DSILS,I,p3S:3II:3'' ' y'--S-0_ v' '/y V THE:vdiJEEN^;:tf0T'������ ". ..- '���������'..'������������������: ���������''"' w-.��������� . y ",.. - - ���������-.. - '.-,.. . .. .,-'-. .. .. ��������� yy, ( . - AL!l!AYl!AMHOYN .BROS.ylY'iiopKiKTOiiH. ���������'/"���������' Y Everything new and First-class in ail Respects. The HoiiSD is stocked with tlie Finest Wines and Cigars in the MsrSet ATO^OXJT LAEIB CITT LG. ils^n^ >3 "HE KOOTENAY MAIL PAGE United-^ In D^atl]. All liid friends won dei'etl, k'lll'll Georu-e Tr.iver-s worn ���d arid won Myra S.uidei'-oii. It could not lint xeem . liiir, liealthy six f<*et sstiangf tliai. Lm- "it;, in-.m-w. -. - ieiJ of humanity should i-heosi* for his life- niaUi :i semi-invalid���a fr-.ril litlle wonian. wlnw .path from childhond hart heen tlirouf,'li tin- vale of sicklier. To express the, thought in I lie woi-ds of, Marty riainiltorr, who prided^ himself on his spci-ial kiui\\l��'d��i' of affinity���it was carry'intf tlio theory of (ippositeslo e\treuies. Hut the way> of the little winded 1^(1(1 a 10 dovi-nu-, and liis.u-row.s fall jihcmt, in Midi5 -"i "tlt'ily ii'ie- spoiisilil.Mii.'iiin.'i', I hat the t-ocial pliil- nsophcr'ih oftinies duiiifouiided. And somehoyv it didn't m-i'iii to he al, all -minus to' Ti.iv<-i'��. Ho alinnst huilt. the llioiij,'h!t ofloveon lrir- wife'.- physieal weakness.' It pleased hiin to think that tli'' needed hi*" sturdy hoi" m-rvniiMii shrieking riu ���ss i-nuld not refrain from over, woman ���h lime the little hoat laid As the hree/,e freshened hoi ilv timiditv averted it-�� hulk -.tiii.nl mi cre.iie*" in -unit can <i r;lv t.lkl s. Dlyjusl loi- fcod iu- - t-.i-.'.- until llie patient -j��T��� or ine.ld .-.oakI'd in she pleaded with Travels nn ���If. and it. Dr.A.imuorh, of Jjeihn, �� ho had a f i,,l!ef dlillkol- illldor til he had to luiV eaeh time the water- came over the w.-ishlm.in 1. And soon the '' lull kll'ss, W.lti-1'r.O with her retk was iiwav iii the lead. .iked er e'.v, This so .inu-ori ���d Tr-aver-s that he i-orn- r 11LT ged ' nature to lean on-just as the delicate tendril.*" of I he clematis I'eipiiie , theiou-li walls to shield 'them from tlio cold north wind. And never ��.b lover more attentive, nor luisliand ' inoiosoJiciloii-Ait loa-l. for the lirst year or so, of their wedded life. '* And wli.it. a 'clialiu'e came over Myra. We could hardly helieve ili.it this rosy, hlooiiiini,- voiinij; mat ion could he the Mime listless, sicklv voting woman to A horn a single hall meant a inoiit'li under- tin; dot tor's care. It ahno-t -,'oeniod as if she 1m(1 < nvgUl hi- vitality; for the luddy hue of health heyan'to hloom upon her i heeks. and , her stop.'U-quiredfan ela-ticity 'that ill had never known hefoi e. But. in accordance with human ^ pei'- ver.sity���assise s^row uioi e adaple'd to he his companion in out-door recreations, hoseemed'to (no of 1km*. Noi that he -aid in so many words. But her-womanly jnt uition told it to her. ' heforo -h" w.'A willing l<> ai kiKiwled-e it menially. They hail a.pretty little summer cot- U-j<��on the ocean shore of .Mi'.".'X ^l>;. inVhich l.heir i'.il-lio.it, the ^"Daplmo" wasiiidorr.l.' In lliV that: happy summer, Travel's had luvn in the h.ihit of taking Myra in J he hoat. which he would uuide to an".'. .Vo aci oss tlie liny ,im] die joy of lovniijund lieim? loved did Myra almost as much sjon-l as the health laden, sail scented 'ueeze. And so the years sped: and Myra w.is left iiitn o and nn.!'' to'hoi soil". Sue tried in every wav to concilial e hiin, Inn it. was'in v.iin. As loii^'a- she required hi-, aid. lie w.is more than kind, hut her returning health made l.'.m indifferent, lie-would prol.aiily never ha-.e acknowledged it, e\ciyto himself. Sin- never perrnitted-lier looks to .shou it���piide forhade " i-oinpUiut,���and Ti-avei'-s almost imagined her content. For .scv-ral ���..iiii.iie.s ihoro had' heen. inlonse ii\ahy .-urion- lie* cat-hoal owners ol Mefox Bay. The "Daphne" and the "rola" were very ev only inaU-li- <>d, and their ownoi*. always anxious to test one another's s.uliiijj- ahilities. .Kinallva special match race was ai- i anged, ai'd as this was to he t.he'e*. out of the soa.son, the general excitement ran high. The day was line and clear overhead, and a light hroezo rippled the. siirf.ue of the hav: lint the weather-heat en old sailor ( ut at tho Lite S.i*. in-.Kuiion predicted "a to'gai'n hree/.o" and the wild hnds swept' through the air, tttteiing plaintive ui'c.'iniiy sounds. Travels was alioirt to cast loose from the dock, when Myia���in dainty summer iiiipery���came b.iiinti'i ing down the path. 4' "Let mo go willi you ^ Uoorgo," she cried. ���'Can':.!" "Why-"' ������Now. don't tease Myra, there's a good gill. I'm going to race the 'lola.' Tiesides, I'm only allowed one for crew, .���uul Marty i.s coming." " Well, let uie go to the start, with voir." By this time the hoat was a good fatlioiu'.s length Irom the dock, lint with a siviil of -kil'ts, she landed on I In- dock, and insisted plaintively upon his acquiescence in her 1 isl iei|'.ies(. Unwilling to hint hor feelings. Travel's made hut. n mild protest; and Lidding her In sit. quiet. Ire lilled away for the start ing point. The "IViphiio" and lt"i occupants were loudly welcomed hy lhe cm mi, gathered to sec the race, hut no Mart y- Hainilton was visilile. and .Myra, in some rm.iccount.ihle lit of perversity, laughingly'refused to relinquish her ,, place to any one hut him. In vain Travel's alternat.'ly pleaded, coaxed, and finally commanded hor to allow someone of his masculine friends to sail with him. I" v"'w <>r s" m*lll>' lu' could not. show the nioi't ilicalion that he tell, and his protoslal ions had no t-lTeel upon her. Time was passing, the j'ldges exl'.n'ted hiin lo make haste, and the "lola" had 1-ros.scd and ,,.., i-.i .,-.1 the line ,i d i/.en li s, when Ti.ni'is li.i.dlv hi ought the "Daphne" inl o po.sil ion. Proinpllv, on the liring of tin; gun. (Hetwol.oY.lsc.-osseil the hue a l.r.Msl, an,] Mood .iii.li Hose hauled on I he Marl id l.'iol.. In I lie cyilomelil o ' 1,1,,. care, Tmve.-.s lorgol hi* wrath, and Miiii.-rt jiii-i-rniiy .>i ,.M;,''���'. ��\ l',,' "Daphne" du-w ,ilie.nl or her rival, lie li.ule hi-. wiTe sit well up l<> wind i a nl, .,,,d thev sailed llie lii'st leg almost on .1 11 e\ ell k el ... ... i *;,il , |., .\ 1'inl'i ll d 111" hi t hiio\. (heWind hecaiiie puify. and Myra in pletely lost his tempoi. and told hoi that hy forcing hoi self in the hoat, she had'lost Jiitn tho lace. That lie would rather* drcythan lo~o it. That --he ought to have known hotter than to-coine. That���hut why need lo repeat tlio wild, incohei out sayings ol a quiek-lempei- o(l iii'an, who finds hiuiyi'll placed in a galling position. Like a whipped hound, 'Myi.i sat. crouching at his foot, until stung lo lhe depths ol her- innocent heart hy his hitter lepioai-hos, , she sprang to her feet'Agaz'edTir him for one In iei* .second'with the undying lighl'of love showing clear in her i'y("f--krssod her- hand to him- and .jumped overheard. Travels would Have i cached the water- almost as soon as she did, hut. as ho'leaped���the t illor'sw nog unlicdcd--- and the cruel homn swinging' iid-oard. almost sti'otchod him um oiiscioiis. It was hut a few' seconds liel'oro he rose hall staggered, half leaped after her, willi his senses riuriih Irom the droits nl'the hlow. But in llui-e few s,.( onds the. yDaphno-' had left Alio llo.iling mass of white,a hundred yards deiiind. "Myra���my wile���IJin corning���for' God's sake keep ailo.it," the.strong man .shouted, .is he tore thiough the waves. Perhaps she heaid. his cry heforo s|u* sank at any i.ite her i.icO wh w, oat lied with a sweet, smile when we found hor. 1 had soon the. "Daphne" suddenly lull" ui>, and saw Tr,i\er.s struck down hy the hoom. Then Clime his leap��� anifilown to leeward was liie white 'reason. Never did hnat. coir.o alioid.���.is the little "lola" did that day, as" she flow to,the rescue' But the distance was too gieat���the time too short ,\\u\ she went down for the last time lieh.ro community m his i ai e coni thi* \ lev. lie found that ri:am women loiisumed over a ���ponnil or ro svrir'tonis ( free in tl'.i' week, x he chief .f illn which they siinwi gi-c.it depies-ioii <it " spii'iis. fioqueiit headaches, Miirl insomnia. !l they had m>t siilistiiuied one e\< ess ]or anothei', hiu had liken theii strong dr'.nk in inorteiMti m. it would pro ha My have done them no harm, if'in.t a< tiial go"d. IMPERIAL BESWSRY -Kamloops, B.C.��� -*Tiort Laser Beer in bottles and kegs. filled. prietor All orders promptly IA WrjikKRii'z . . I .*> i>. s. HAir-V. rrest. jos. -iionninc.soo. NOTICE ' . 1 liniKWil'IlKiu iii.i ho that I nilci.il si "St.". 1 (l,i\s i,(-niLl'i��il'Iil> fur tlio turi'Msi" or urn; lam.liul anil sis.f. .��-ies iiimo o." Us-, i.i lain sitiiat-il nt ('.ill :m 5I..V, \'. ei Ke >U'M )\ r|i~!nol. II. (.'.. c\t('iiilliiss.iiuh f'H'U ili.uiis. l.'ii i.ist I'm I villains, ll.cn ii'i'lli fu:t> i i.e."-, t"on ��.s. f���:t'\'oliaai-., l.rtnj; li-lw-'" \S .illi"i',.lia*ii.im's ���il l""'Im i I til -s iiro-i'liijilimis, .ilouy tliu UM: '���'��''���'���' l'i'l'*''-Ani.w '-'-Vl*. MAIM IIS. AriMwin .ni, n c. th lulu"! ^���"iti. i*>'.'.;. -ii 11. Sampling" i;^.ibiisi>(ii 1:IH. , A n n-'.i1 oiv m.iiKU. "TfflT Lir-co--.'.. wnil.siii ('i.)oi'.i.lo y^ig Mi'ilini niiils.ia iii.ulin.- . cm .'.I D.mu. i.l.i'in K]iiiius. ii!i'l]}Ui"i-:H.iwU. 0-r "old oa C3ift��esitiTS JiCs. \\ nl j loroiu n'aiTiiu.' ImeK. A"Uli i -s St.it-2 Oro i,iiaipling 'Go Usaver, Col. U<-11 JJiillion IioukIiI. NOTT-- '.fU: Tim BEST AND CHEAPESTROUTE 10 AX I) riKJM *' ,���,,,,������ ''All 'Fa��,t?rii P iats. ��� ^oTics: is in:!!i:ui- <iivi:;x that iiii-ty , , A"'4- , . i\ iliV- ill^r il.uc 1 will npiii".| i" llio lion. |_ .|"llI011.,i, j-ji-st (���l,i<VP:-'lcr-iiiii��r.ii^!ini] Jonrisi ���lu. f ("".Mim.-s.oiiii ot l-��:i ly'.,n,,..A '!'..���; ,,'.',V ���.���Wi.nw Cos to M p.ml, Moutio.i'.aml Toronto 1 C'iU' i v 'iiiiiji.""."'"���' ���" ���--; - < ,i" ,! S|l"".ll 111 llsUllll-lU l.llllnl (ill l!l(" I��>H.|H1IIJ. dis, nbcill.iiiil situated <*n My-|i:il'> ( lcc-i'ii WOlt -lllodl 1-1M-1- ll' I'11 "II I |I|H"I' ai'd l/owci- Anow Lalio. Kooton.i> Di-liul: I'Miinisrii ii . .U a *.l"s'. Ul.llhl.l .iIfioil ililco.". so'iUi-v. |.st..iinji'.ili(i'il mm' link's !i.ni ulid'c .MVi-.Uiiti) I'rruh. I'liiliU'-s into i'i\ci, lUiiniiiiJ; ��0"t'i li.'i C'l.lllls. t.,l,l, ��l I ll.lll.s. MIUlll .-'.) ih.uiis. wctt-i i-ii.his lo ����-**/lKliv:l.-.*.i*,I1i���'""*V- 'iii,']l).jacicsiiim'Ci.i'Iiss. Al,i 11KI' i"-1'1-*, '** S.ilais;., 0.'t.i)Hi, l.-Oo. ^-U N0TIC3. -\7 0TIC-IC IS HKIiKHY'OIVKN that tliirly lS il.r.s allei" date 1 wl!.U>l>lJ. I" tlic,d��n. Chief Coiiiiiiissiomi-iif l.m.ls .i.rn W oiKs roi- /. siicin'liffiis" tuiiii L'liilioi on Pic ioU')\Mii���- ilisullied l.uiil .-.luiileiteii Jlos(|iino C.cckon Mi-st suloiif n\<". liutwvui U|)|ii.i" ami Lower Arniw I"ii-'-'. 'Ci'oy-i'.iy 1 ).,l.-.j I : Coiiiin. nun's' -it.i post iiui l:i'il tt i<fie(ly>i*- bois Mu:lli-w<sl (.(.������ lie." .dionl M* nnlos li.ini mlice Mosquito Civok eiii]nic*s iiiii; llieiixci*. niniiiii-jeisl -Oi-liiiins. ooi-il. 1.0 I'h.mi's uo*-t Id eli.uils. ri'.llli Ol ^luii'.'-. wi';j W) u i.in.s, se.iLli ,* i eliaiiis. ������.'���! I'I ol ""��� -soi.lti t'l irnliii! post.xl .y,;,,,,,ou.i.mi,i'll-;{Hj-:^^-|rf :r,iiviisii. Out _:'tii. is <���>��� -6-y Kllit ( ll.'UH,''' tv;-/-\ 7:T/sjci we could roach hoc Ti'.inci-s swam wildly hither and (.hither���cidliiitf lu'i' name in hearl- , eii.Iill", to.i��-A-he,so<'chi!ij< Heaven to save hor���reviling hin.sell lor her miiid'ji-i-i-. All in a iiKiinant we saw him look wildly around and rais" hiboyes toward Heaven. Instinctively di\ 'ruing iii-^ intent, the u-ry veins of my foieho.ul swelled niicii to hnrsliny. , <' he W.-ivmg his hand in a last, adi follow ed his wife. And (he hand of <l)i*. inity must have gui led him, lor wo found iheui close toni'ther. -MOTK'R IS i;i:i!K. V Civr," tlial t!nri> I'lni'f ( (nam.ssunii'i- oi han Is in.d .'. ..riv". ior a Miouo.l 1>" li'so '�� ' <-'��� lanl't-'i ��� >i til'-'toll .�� my di""(i"ino(l l.ni'.lsi u t.o I on soulh 'side ol (..ili'n.i C:.iiiii.iiiii"iiii?.i!-.i *i^k'- "i.o-kort '.".> sinilii nn-.tli-w-cstii.inoi' alio-.n i . ol.... is l.-oia .le.i'l ot o,Li-c.uiJ al.oi.t- -i\ ri.dos s-Mlli fio.i Anow Iliad ���.���uiiniiiiria'-l IU) cnn*". south Hi.cuiiib. wi-sr Itililiaiiis, mn ill O'J cli.mis to nuti.u posi, u'liiamiii-' lo y aciis aiovcoi'lcs, .-. s>. b,1,1. ( H N.ik'n,'i,'0'-l, -!)t!��� 1 thi. & ��' Coffee Drunkenness. A new Lemperanie 'nioveni"i't has heen commenced in the United States against. (oit'eo di imkonne.ss. Away then with coiToe [lalac.-s, which, ins-toad of heing M'K.irdod a- institutions in which I he highest form of 1 hrlanlhr opy and moral teat iiing is illustrated, are .lieiici f irlh to he lionounci d a'h hot hods of disease and run series ol deadly poison. A new York doctor, provesho- yo'nd ipustiou lli.-^t c(iiVee-}.oisOiiiiig Nf I'ornmon,-iiiul that the symptoms i esern hie those which iii-ise from aleo- "f.Dissolution of FariRBrsblp, VTOTIOK.l.S liTAcTuiV IJJYKX lli.il the IS ii:u"tnei's|i*|> lioivioto." i* .lslirnr b'tweoii I C lh'Uiis ��. of tt^i ..stoi:i". and .'''ill' iiiiijii'iso-i. oi vui-iiony inM ma* ',��.,V'1r,,,".'iA;.n Keielsfilif nn.-ioi- the fu* ii i.is.oo "' loiUiison li,'..,. w.^di-s..hod hy iii.K.iiI c>ns>m o..i.ic .llid.iv of,N*(.M'i:ilioi. is ill 'Im- if".*;-ud l��'i*i- n(s, will 'io e.i'i'ui'-.i'l !i> .1 I' oi>i-aisi..i ,oiy ,!.*.��i"-'o t*. M'-Oi- --cor .mid '' rliu li.in iiariico.^ IPHoliis'in ic .V-Urc^ir. A'l '^"'-.'""���'f, A .[irtoliisoii ��i"is. tniisl no ti.i.ri to IliU, III" n -s .iLtiwi.i by whum ''-n '^'^'V.Ar-'ri'lsvr'1 iMUtieiirn^t.ii. iWi.v'iiurcKMo:. Ko\ol-lo!".i'. VoMimljorll, 1*S"'. -,'"IL REVELSTOKE TIWiETABLE. Atl.intio K\]i'"esJ ,uI lie- H.l.i daily. Pneilie. " " 1(':-'"' "' ' Aui'OvV IjOC:; 31i:\N'JII Tiim.ns Ariiio lo.!'). Tii'-li\s, Tlmi'sd.iys. S.uind.os J,e.i\e l'i'lD. rinii(li>s, Tni'sd.i;y, Tluii'-d.i.i s. Tr.i'iis on Arrow L.e'c lii.mcli connei't Anow head with C.& IC. CoV K'l i'A.mi'.h N'\i:usi' ",',, CLOSE ' CONNECTIONS To and Froni Rossland Art-ail Creek, Nelson, Kaslo, Ainsworth, Pilot Bay, Nakusp, New Denver, Three Forks. Sandon ���c'Jid-2- ALL P01HTC B SOUTH KCOTEKAV OTl OR" WILL PROMOTE A'COMPANY TO BUY OR WORK TH Will ' undertake to handle Ilonds of Electric. Sieam or Horse Car Railways, or Municipal Ponds, and Build Water Works. Address full particulars Manhattan Investors and Sosurities Compsny, Ltd., iy and 19 Broadway, New York Cit>r- "��� F(*r'��i"ull i'll'iir-inatidir :is to r-ateS etc., applv to ... I. T. iSi-i'Wsii'r, Agent, lievelsloke. GKO >IcL. HltOWX, D.sp'iii, I'n .,cin;i'i" Ai-onl, V.incouioi", H.C MPANY AKSKTS .' . Incomh ... 'ixsukanck in Eokci*: New Busini-ss Within 1895 ��� $o.S03,270 ��� i',52��s.o54 ��� 34* 7 54-840' �� 8,866,688 J. ;E. CRANE, Manager for B.C. PASTON, 'a " . . Agent for Revelstoke and District Xu lit '8lPliflB3��B40f E3glstP3tlC3 o? a FoFirlg-i, Gonipany. Cniii;miiios au I'.ul IV and Ainuiidi":,' A-1-- United Slates and British Columbia Mining Company (Foreign). Uefjisteivil tlie :U-r il.iy of O.Uibor. liil.i HKJiLMV CHtlTM-'V lli.it f li.nc lliw ;l.-.J STEAMER' LARDEAU Z.Seo s All TraiaB at ���ARROW'HEAD��� , Go-ni Bil'ioc To ' * , Lardeau and 'p Thoinso'iis Landing' ���-FOR Fish Greek and , , 'iVoiit Lake. l"-oi"iii'.'tliei' inr,jiiii.iti<in as to frciijlit rates, clc, .iiinl> to ^.. M2WHIK2CK B3.0S., Lcrdcau City Nl! (IJM1TK1).) , ' ' . Capital, $1,500,000. Head Offices, Toronto, Ont. Manufacturers of Electric Mining Apparatus, Locomotives, Coal Cutters, liccipi'ocatir.g Drills,, lU.tu.-y Drills, Reduction and RflA?AD^mS-' ^ *>"��.��. Cunent or Three ]W Tv,A Suitable MO I UhvO for any mukn of F.'ui, Pun.]), HoisfW Crusher. �� Electrical Tiansinissor, of P.iwcr, ������>' ������'��� T1"-,>e Ph:ise S5rsle,n' ����ecessfull.v operated up to 50 miles. XT/-,TT '^...-.r-rc " B.C. BRANCH ObHCtS 3ranviHe Street-VANCOUVER -WRIT^ITS Kootenay District���NELSON 2-01-Cm T West Kootenay Eisliir-t, Revsl- stoke Division, i COURT OF REVISION AN'D A * VPPKAL. iniilc:- the A.ssess nt. Act", iS-srf, .ind Anii'ii.liiienLs. will lie lli'lil ill Lln* G.ivcl'llliieliL Oilli'i', Hevel- stuUe. on S.it.ifvl.iy. 2'itli Novernlier. \ D lS'.KS. (S��d.) N. FITZSTl. B13S, .I'lpll?"* <>f C'dllll Of Ul'VlsllIll ';ili(l Aiipi'.il. Hcvelslok.*. P..0., Ni.v. U>. loW. :��-2b l io^i-;c*i-jil lliu Un.l "l .Stoics iMiil lii.lisli Columbia .AIiiuii!,' Cciiiiiir. (i*oi"mi,'ii) nii'lui' inc. l',���,���.i,ius' Ac. IMil I��'.. I!��is:...i ion ol |.'.ii"i"ii,'ii('i)iii|..i!iit��.iiiil A ny nn mi? Ail-. . Tho Hs.ul oiti^C! ol l.iu s.i (1 ^"lii.i.un i-.s,i.lll,- cdat tlie rny uf Kans.i, Cily in (liobr.iij ul " Tncl|il!iei is "for win. li Uk* i'ini].:inyy o.l.i'o- hisliod .u-c ��� To ( ny. r.ik.' liol.r. ���� n, ini!>;<" <-', work, nibi'l-i.i^.' - -i or ol'.in "is. .lyiiiire i..*i(I. dlsnosuol ic.ll L-sUL*, in.ll'-- iUl'l mililrl's'il'iii i- ()l 0,-CI'V klli'llUI'l llUllll*'s,lll.lt d in .ut\ nl till! Sbi.iIes.'iiidTci'iitoins of t!u> (jiirjcil sules. 1.1 ISWtis'i Coi.,i..\.i.i. in l!iv Unitwl ICn.Kd mi ..nn ���iin ollioi iourit:> orsiibdiMsiiiiii Uiorool . 'I'.,. c.miii.lI siock ol L'.u -aid Coi'ip.'.ny is U'i tlioiis.iii(l d .ll.irs diM.li'd into orio liiiii.lrJd -h.i.'osol tls-j ...u* \ .il*n- <'i i.i'! Ii'imli-uddnll.ii's l> llll. dotamlila &" Kootesay Steam NavigationCo.al olllc ,iL (iiion 1'iid 'i- invli.uid ami sj... ... ....... Vctoi i, I'-ovniL-o ot li.'il-ii C-il.ii.il.1.1, Hiis iliiiiv-tii:-td.iy oi O.toboi". on-* t'.ioiis.ind 1-1-,'ln linn u-cd nnd iiiiiyi\--IX. - ...r,n.|���,,,..v ,���.,. (Si_'ii.il| h ^. \\ On I IhN. [slIAl.l It0!-'l-t..ll- of .lollll -=lOCk C UIII|l.l'llOs. . D,ylr.;rn Ri'] ?t!r,''i"',,Q II:Y.lVJ Dill J4:jilou. ����� r<;Ticr. is ii:<:i:'-:hy c.wvs tn.u .i;-|iiu.i- 'S 1.011 SMll -'0 .lll.ll'l.l till' J.l*!,'Js��l>lVl ..s- sji.il.h or His .'i .*..!.-" oi li.ih-l.y o.iin. .i.i .u. .U in N-l -J- hi IM' nn -\n ����� oi-'o'l.oi.iU' a .oiiioiiiv willi po'.M.. lo o.iisliii. t.ei'iili.",.*'!'; an. .uul mail.M.n-i -l.md.u-.l or ��*M "'"���:'.'-.A ..ailwayi.l-l ..liiw.i"..s|lii..lo i.iv ' "*.'' ; " ' J'1" .1.,,,.,.,,., i ri--nt oi .���'.(', ii oiu soriiji'oin jni"in. :,;';, A;..l.'u oi Tl'.i.nl. i'.ii i.n tl.o U c" \ tom l..ik."in tin- Ii'stiicl-o) KniMMJ Kim-, and iMt.li ,'ijiu'i lo iiinl.l a oi.i.u li niu* ��� ,,, . .,i .il . .. Hit iM.i-11 !.!.��� oi ;..-iil "���'���1��* >�����' ., , n',,,1 l 1.*. :n K" rum ii.il n.i ln:..l'i V!!l V.....JII ��-M.;ii<i ia-,-1- V'' �����'>,;:!: U'.iniMiii ..ro 'ild lif.i'i.lil.ii.'st i. .'iciil.''."���'. ' | .'���..iiri'.c n.irtii ��"<i --'"'' '"���;,!,11','A"'l, 1 in) ,ii lln. .-'..!��� a ( i-l.in .' <��i I' �� '*l Il * "" .-Ti lirb... . i...in'1'i-' ����. !"'���"' V'A'AA-::!!' , a point .ml!., mam l.l.v <>l-i ,1 i .."11". ..> <n'I . i - .i.-..iK.v..imM ,.r \vh i^i,n..v U-u:vl;:.^:n,r,n,ni-,v;:VH,v,'!;A,:;nd nisir-i,'!. will he l.ii.l ovci'lioiu th-Lull ' I"""1" ��� Xovein'-iei', lS'Mi. I-. th.* 1 -t il:rv ot .luric PASSENGERS FOR , Hall's Landing. Hot Springs, Nakusp, Three Forks Nelson, and Siocan Points, Kootenay Lake Points; Trail Creek, Rossland, North port ancl Spokane --SHOUI.il take Tin-:��� ,STEAMS1V NAKUSP ]^00^y0L^^^it^ l.o.i\.'s Kolison for Xal-ii-l'. Ai'i'owlio.id and Can idi.-.n l'.uiMi. K.uln.iy lioinl- d'-i-l. a'1" mo-I).)H fik-a.iys. Thui-days nnd 0.1L111- d.i\ - at, *>: >ii 11.111. . ., ,, 0. i- Cmiu L10.1 i-nindciil Hoovm yw H (.. ,*s. v. K'\ loi'Xi l-oi* and.ill lioint-011 !\.o Un,i\ lnku aVd Alb sii-iiiK-i' "l.Mlon lor Ti.ul and NToi ll.l'i'i I. . MINING 35 GREAT SL HELENS, RAN I AGENTS, LONDON, ENGLAND RE PREPARED to Sell, Float or arrange Capital for Good Gold Mines. Send two reports, plan, etc. Responsible Agents .Wanted. West Kootenay District, Baval- stokB Biv'son. \rOTIUK l�� IIKltKUV (JlVKXHini AN nil Placer'('l.'tiiiisji'LC.illy lu'l'l 111 i'orlni.il tiincciirdol U.o (.'onipiinv's sliMiii- oi's en Ko,'U"i,a\ l.ii'.{c apply lo llio pniso-on KFoi-Villi inNi-in.ili'in.w toti'l''*t'*. nilcs. ulc. a;i]il.\ loT.-\ll.in. Suuol.uy. Ntlsiin. IU. 1.S.J7 .i. I>. (! li.VilA.M, (iold ('iiiin.ii-sio'iei'. Ucvelslol;.-, IJ.i!., Nov. 10. 1��W. ai-lt %& .��^.5^-.t'**--. ;- ���'-���^LSX��* ���XTOTIOK IK IlRItKDY CIVKN', tli.it JjS ;i sitting ol' Ui<* Cliiini! y Court- will I... holden nl, Kevelstoke. H.C., on W'-dii.'-s.l.'iV, I,iie2-.th day <>1 Nuvernhei'. A. 1). l.^Hi.Art, 10 o'clock in the tore- liooll. ..... .JOS. I). GUAUAM. Hrfji-ti'.ir County Court. Revelstoke, No*.. 11 �����. U'">. "M1 NOTXUiJ. ���^OTl.'K ,,���,���, is HP.ttKi.v i;tvt n ih.i ��*ini; N fiil�� .!.%-*",a'|. p.i.u.. I infii l i...j,.|..y��. to.; lloa. llie Clii.-I I'oniiiii-ioin'' ot 'J111 *i"' Woiks lor lii'iini-ion to |in.'< ,''*-1' M] ���"���'* lllll 1 .I.'S ri.K'.l .1- KlllllWs. I,,1.1,1 l',���l Coiiini.-n.-nn.-ul .1 V'-l >�� "���,'*'���' ' ',','��� ,- \'���. I, mill..-I'ldt.!.!!.'.-" 1 i*->r ���'�����������' ',',, ,, , Sll-.MI.I 111.11. Mll.MV ll""" '",h, . ".V, ',,. I th." C.!iii.rlii.i nicr. mil 'M ���' -V1"" '��� '' \\'\ in .1 no'.t,, v.-ImUiIiimS-.u! iM.i;��.s '... ��� ��� n, n-l.i.l No '. lln mi- ���!> �����*' . '^J1 ���'"," '", |(l .'l.a.ns 10 posl 1.1 .ik..I '' ��� A, . 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HKA'.'K I 1.1 NIC. (Komi Mont 11 all (.Mil! ()N"i Mild ' ��� ��� ' I.\i<i: -ii ei.limit. Tallin -fl .mil njiw.ii'ds. Intt'i'iiudinli: *?:��). St.'.'ia real Iov.est rules. I*..ss������ii;,'crs line. l"d' tliroiiKli 10 n" I';)'-^ "f (li.at lliili.il*..in I li'.MiiH.an.l .it spi.inll.\ lo�� rati's iniili parts ol lln- Knroiioiin I'oiiliiii'iil. A].|,h t(iiii.,ii.i.stst.,iiiislilpoi.|.iiI"iiy.'is'''"l"1" I. T. B7t3 Ws��Tir-:. A ,;oa!;, }Tcvolstolic, Or to Wn.i.riM Si'lir. (luiicial Akl-i *.. Winnipeg. Ail|,-. I AiiK' I') .Aill*;. N .Ant,'. !."> A ni.'. til .Si'pl.ti _^ rcial Frill ���Rootcna^ ADaH - - - "Kcvclstohe, S5.C. Cut Thin Out. MAIN MS'.. TilMN". Kast ronnd (No.'-') ni lives dail !:'-:!Vm West " (No. I) " ��� .I:-''!'.'" Allltnw 1-lK-i: UllAXl'll TltM.N1. .\rrh ,-Tni's.! iys.Tli.us lav- Sat m-diOs.. . - ' Hcnui't ��i.iuUjs, Tnesdiivs.'Ili'ii��d.i>s I..����� l>-i"��� ^lAIi/i. iii'\'i'i.sroi;i: i*.o. cwforri.c-^s; ... . . j|��|��;���;;: sni.lli. Sun.. Tin-., rinn. :j:.��i'I'-'' |."i v Station s.'Im in.. .l:.i l'-'' soul! T.ic. Tliiii's.rtit .V.I.} p."' Ucv. Station . Id n.m., ,.:1.�� pm ll'.M i."'io':r. STATION I'.O. (���:,,-, f,..;n���.���si ��� 1 ^ ;;;;;��� Antl. Tic. TI111.-.. Sal .!I.Ht' "���'" ������ i;.-,,.istoke in""" ���[��' j;-;;; .>:"-r.��.��iti.- 'yi ��� ���;���l,.lj',.;;; A, Vih W- 1.. I'"ii. M"�� "'""���'" ii.i.Vsiok." . ���.'.'I'l.i.n.., I.t'-l'.'" Established 1877. CAPITAL, $500,000. -SHBP IBS YOUR- Incorporated 1893. L INCORPORATE MAIN HOUSE: 200-212 First Ave. North. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. HELENA. WONT. I mc!m,^l\ ^VIc'tORIA, B. C. I ���^'B��V PA'OK \. iiii', At)() i hjA A 1 }tiA 2 L. ^ Kootenay Lodg-e ~~ * No. 15A.F. & A.M. /jy/ * * The i-i'fiiiLir inivliiiK ^/Z^iy/y/y** are'"'Id in the JI.is- ofe-i Al*A\ A~\ onioT.'iiipli'.lIoiiriii,'- ^=^dM%AJ^>=:iIo..,'.,iy in eai'l, ?%X *v���������'ir, inoiil i at t. p. in. ^'.^.Vjjr-" Vis.f.ifj; brothren ^���������^"m���������-=^ cordiall.i' i\uK-oiii((l. If. B. -S.-llYTUIC, Seciu:taiiy. REVELSTOKE LODGE, I. O. O. F., No. 23. ���������^SS^^S- U'j^iil.i.-niLietinirs aro held i-i Ollfollow.s' ll.ill cicrj- S^T?j^>7&a>XkS ''' Ollfolloiv.s' U.ill I'lcry ^VV^Ji^^^k^. Thiir-.l.iv nifflit, .-it ui-hl *Sg%tt/^W&i, "'thick. VisitiiiK hrolhers VC~.- i.t-7".- .-C5>^ cordially ivck'Oincd. K. MKSLEY, X.G. ��������� W. II. SAItCANT. Si:o. Loyal Orange Lodge No. 1C58. Uegular nifi'liii'js arc hold in tin: Odd Kollow.-' ll.ill on the second an.I foni'lli \������7<.'.]iH'-.il.i.\ 's of i-ii'li iiionlh at 7:.'-S''l p. in. A'isit inu;.l)i'ulhi'L'ii are eonlially V/.M- imileil. ' " ������2? v. .stkki). j. i. woontfow, w.':.t. liee. Sui-y. LOCAL AND PERSONAL BRIEFS third Annual AJAlome .. ; .of the Revelstoke Fire Brigade WILL BE HELD IN Peterson's Hall, Friday ��������� Evening, November 27th. Tickets, $2 .' . . , ������ ' A ' 4 n fe S ^s*!v B a������Ja a 0 <3 ���������&JAtgHi r��������� sa.,- .- '.-....,������������������.��������� Is it .cold uiiouuli for you 1 . Pule walker- t'xpeots to %u ,Kisl, again tin's winter. Swim Aiuli'rsoii, of lilccillow'iiet, \v;ts in town Monday. John SI" oestrum, of Albert Canyon, came, in Monday^ ' , Freri Mountain rRlurnerl from YMont- rp.'il, Monday.' Sandy MuRae arrived in from llle- ' cillewaet cm, Friday. Gus Lund mti down Wednctidiiy fi'oni' tlio North Star. 'Torn Home's rboats were hauled up for- tlm w.iiuor, Tuesday. R. L. Patterson, tepresenting Miller ife liicli.'ird, of Toronto, is in town: Extension babies aro .still b'Uered at low prices by R. Hbwson it Co. '/ F. ,T. I\e.r lias bought, out Charles Dlulfin's hotel business at Arrowhead. C. B. McLean ,is building a cott.igc ..residence on tin* corner nc.ii- Com tier's. The Government, Anynt is ^Vilinij the waterworks into the oiiiee. Mrs. T. Stood aird.cliiid left on "Wednosday i'or Trail to join Mr. Steed. The Church of lingland .dram,uie piilerlainnu'nt will be held on Dee. 1st. Good skating is now1 to be had on tlie river between tho Central and Victoria Hotels. The thermometer registered four- arid live degrees below zero several nights this week. . , Rev. Father- Peytavin will celebrate mass in the'Catholic church at 10:30 ' a.in. to-moriow. < , ��������� / Arrowhead is crowded: all the hands employed by the Horn'e-Payne ' Co. being-tliere to get paid oil'. Presbyterian church : 'Service tomorrow evening at 7:oU ; Air. Geddes. ]���������}. A., missionary. No need to got shaved this weather. All that is needed is to stand out in the wind on Front Sticet. Services at usual hours, morning and evening, in the Methodist church tomorrow. Rev. .1. A. "Wood, prist or. Mrs. Cour.sier has piesented tl A.-N .jith ^ AKERY AND'CONFECTIONERY: Good Hrcad Our Specialty. A Clfoicc Assortnicnt of, Fresh Cakes Kept in Stock. Mail orders promptlv attended'to. ��������� P.O: BOX IS * REVELSTOKE STATION 0 ��������� i. 3 e L=jz,g 4tf S $i ��������������� *i Ws W#" ������ \^- tf h^ OKING ' STOVE&'AND RANGES. WHITER ENAMELLEB WABS9 SRANITS WABB' AND TINWARE. B^������a y Ki JL JZ������~ ���������������- J , Mining Engineer and Metallurgist --REVELSTOKE AND GOLDEN B.O.- Assays on Bold and Silver. , Analysis, of 111 Metals made at lowest' rates.: .Prompt and Oom*ut Kosults Gu.'ir.iiiti'cd. Rcptirt.s inado on properties, etc. - Gi\(* ine a call. - , NEW STOCK ! BARGAINS FOR CASH!! "LI Lr' ������ tr% fivffi 7 sy o ^" ��������� /w������ &\ Q HOUSE AlsID OFFICE" FU.RNITUR 5-n a Iaii������ a ������ icivmnon, ������������������ ifeaea , ��������� 611 IiG3ii:!gs St., YanoGavop, B.C. ��������� MINING 'BROKERS' ANDf AGENTS. ' diile Address : '-C.i-te.s," Vancouver, Jl.C. ' P.O. I3ox No. 1,0 L LtUOiba D^ih/.o ailli L'JliISb hi IjhbhK ������ p P M .- *������,'liyti4ii0 xi&i&iiig dim h���������{md 11 ltl Si, Agents for Manufacturers' Life, Union .Fire Insurance Company, Provincic-d" Building and Loan Association.' ' ��������� ' m\m COFiiPAKIES OtiSAltsZEQ "AKD FLOATED. ,' Diinnanfioc! P^nfln-'l ens'! P^tT-.nf'-*���������;���������-; rp .fr:ti tPi"{)<���������?'tt* r������n T-".hq! CT"r?'"fi^/*c 11 upsi ttdo iiwiiitud aim iiofJoi tut; iiii It>i ruiu.yjj U K'.^tii tAyiiU^'iilbb. H.-iving- .bcicn rciiiclenl.s' of the p'-o\ ince for the p.-.st twenty- six years, wefare therefore in a post tion to ft,': nish the most reliable information to be obtained .respecting' the valuable mineral resources of the province?' Correspondence solicited. .Office of tho "Golden Cache Mines' Co.,-Ltd.," of Liliooct.'B.C. ,\. \V. CAMPION, .SWrnlarif-Trnasut or. " '' J. A. AI AGKAILLAN ]'), .Ifmuu/nr: 13. !o. TElOJSr. ^aTOIRJS/B' GO'. JL/JJlDy 3* -.---. -A Y.iTA-'~.^ir.';k J��������� (4<_1T ^ . NOTARY PUPiLIC'- -, RI>YELSTOIAE;'jB.C. ��������� Mining and Real Estate. Broker and General Oom- niissioii As-ent. FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT.INSURANCE. Representative of the Kootenay Smelting1 &.Trading- Syndicate. AOKNT VOW TItOL'T LAk'K CITY" KVAXSPOHT. KASLO .t NAKUSP airs. U()i:r.-.ier Das picscniotl tlie fT^th f^ "Br "W T O ���������������! Eri'di.slr Chuieli witlr two of her J ".J? " ^. ��������� A /A / t3 I C7. ^"fe '^ exquisite pictures. Tluyv will 1..* J |\9 \33 'Vf Ilpl|lle THE LEADING- TAILOR "j;? vr^ft fifcif";r'":'-!'* ���������V.V: t\'ni.L, Izfoiiftnith i Genera] fonnders, engineers, boiler- niakers and manufacturers of all classes of machinery. ?.-������������������? ������^i^A7:TA.^-#^ 1TKKP IN STOCK s-."'-"i:ir"=^fe^-^r-=v..%y.r-������V^;-^ 's?% -a full supply of i*^*-^V���������...^>-.--..^*j^-=,^;.'"ii^-'^ ., eiH������-ineers , and J mill supplies, p,ipe and j liui-iys, brass", goods, Corscp of'Aloxande? St. gad W^iMsfcr Atg, Fa^ouv:?, PI P.O. Drawer^7 >j. Cable address "Cove.' ���������T" g 5 cr* <n*. F% S^, ?��������� 1 Pi S> B |-.^> O. S "' .'fs if^ 3 r-"% , ^ il 1 "\ 3 ".i' S *"l ^. a^ Ti 0 I'i r; i1 ; ?, f R E " f n "C��������� ������=* fn ' ������������������.Hib'OrfphAN'buif mu! Mmmi mmml, UMfM sncorporateJ under the Lav/s of the Provsjute oi Brlliah CQlutiiblct. i.rallied for on tlio 1st. Jack Sands is always prepared to do i 1<4.Lining ami liaulin^ of all kinds at. I sluirte-st notice. See. lii in about }'<>������i j 1T_,I7 Oin^V Timl A ^^'-r*^ -intorwood. *_ 1NBW O108K dliSt ArPived , The nioieinent. for a lu-ass lurid is making .^ioat headw'a.v and iniisic will ' soori l)������ lieai-n on tho .street. The ,' instruments are or-di red. . ' Have you noticed ��������� the fam.i-.tic ��������� _ 0 ^ ^ .shapes the snow has laker, on the.JUgl; %?%&'������& fO f sstumps. 0 lire wind and run lia\e put i\ conical,.hood on every stump. v Householder's making-, conirectioir with the water mains should un.tid ' Call Early end Avoid Bosh. CHAS. J. AMAN E. Jf. IVEDEKINDyPresident, */. WyH0SK'/NS, Vfcc-Prcsidcnl andyJa.nagci; Iy C. WJ-IITNI/Y, Secretary-Treasurer. iL C. BELL/NGUK, Director. ������ a-ainst, frost in the pipes as h 0 \ z3 &'jDSJllQSS ^"OOClS, Useful and Ornamental. c.i>ions muc-l) trouble and ex peine. j * /ps ^]; a i , ' i j ��������� -������ j_i -i a turkey..-.me win he held .a the- l/2uaUA������S, A large selection ot������ the best. <?..Icl'lLill Hotel on Wednesday even-] ^j. ^ -, *��������� . y '4-, ���������_ ' ' '��������� ' ing next. Get your TIiatik-,'i\ ing Oil L> llldj ullig JLJi. Ul dji. }j turkev now ! See I-'raiik \T;.:rdall. n ! Tn t--j r%"7Tr ���������ynnviino' Babv is getting heaw vor, sav : ! ��������� , , IS ilO W TUafllB.g. ^���������(.lk iiet runner, for y.a.r Imby. car- j JjJ^ LIBRARY STORE Q??mK THE STATION Huge or ii liiiiid-sleign and you i-,ui I '."'"" "*���������' U'ike li"r'aiiywli.'ie with en������e. llowsorr Ji.-ls horli : ' + Application for Liquor License, A ���������X-OTH'K [.-��������� HKI4KHV (IIVKS" lli.it .". i .l.u - _1> nftei-'t.iO' I will .i|.|.|y In rne "-Mil. ui|i.i.-j M.i^'iili-.tli-' fur M'i'-t Kuriii ri.ty r'ei- a ln'< n-i- tn .-i-ii lii|uur- aL my liot.i'1 ���������tlij.j'������.-.I ,it An-i)'.*.li<'.ir|, j'iti.riut ur" \\'i'it iCinit.-ii,tv, n.c. K. .1. KKIill. Arnnili',1.1. H.C. N'oi.^'iili. 1,-1'ii .l!-ll Certinoats of Improvements. Ndlli <���������. 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I. I.i. ('HAS. J'.i'A .l.ill'i, .-joii.'iloi fyl- <'. II. H'lrnc i iml I'll.i,. I''. I,in.hum I ifi-l: STRP A t J) Ry pv a qp ���������y>llJijrLxj������J iyi) JT jui'iOJYl! Wl GOT IN A USEFUL LOT CF - o Sen's Underwear, Rubbers, Mitts, Etc. Ontario Apples in Barrel; -C5i To buy, develop, equip and operHk������. The Orphan tt.-iy Mineral Claini as .situated about five miles from Gold Stream up 'IVlcCulloch Creek on the West Fork, or cojn- monly.known as, Uarrett Creek, and about 65 miles north, from Revelstoke, J>.C, in the country, known as the Bi^ T>end of the' Columbia River.; with power to do all 0 things usually within the scope of mining' companies.. . ��������� ��������� - c Capital Stock seven hundred thousand (700,000) .shares," par value of one dollar ' ($i)each, fully pa.id and'non-assessable. Treasury Stock, two hundred thousand (200,000) shares, to be sold to pay Ibr developmcnt purposes only. * ������ ��������� * '���������> This Co'mpnny wiil do a thorough, strictly legitimate mining business, and will push development of the Orphan Hoy with all possible dispatch. The Orphan Hoy being a Free Milling and Cyanide property it does away with all expense of shipping- ore. to be treated or smelted outside. 'The surface showing's now present, being" of such a high grade, guarantee excellent results and steadily increasing stock values as development progresses. Three assays from surface returns weve respectively $6'.'50, $10.00 and $140.00. A mill test recently'made shows $39. 20. A limited number of Treasury Shares will be disposed of at 1,5 cents per share lor first ca.-.h requirements, subject to advance without notice. F. O. WHITNEY or J. W. RASKINS, BEVELSTOKE, E.G. 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