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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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f? f/ provincial Library ) READ BY 3150 PEOPLE. HW'-IHIHI THE OLD ESTABLISHED PAPER. Vol. 9,-No. 27. REVELSTOKE. B. C, OCTOBElt 3. 1902. $2.00 Per Year (><XX><KKH>CK>0-0<><K^ You Will Find the Quality \ of our Groceries right, as well as the prices., ���������'��������� ��������� , d ' A. Treasonable "Profit is 'ill we ask; ��������� and we can assure you of our best attention. respectfully solicit your patronage and We support. Don't Send Out of Town anything For , new-stock oT until you *t have inspected our Drew Goods *Bry Goods, *Rihhons9 Sit fa, etc., ' Imported direct from Scotland. s Have on Hand 2 A splendid assortment of all - * ���������<: ��������� y Ho of j and Shoe^, "������������������ Men's Furnishings, House Furnishings, Taylor Bros. & George, Limited. (><>-0-<>-CKK><K>0-<>0-(>0-^^ s. ivn^nvc^-iaioasr Has. taken tivi'l- the Blacksmith, Wlwelwrifjlit nnd Implement business carrii <ni by W\ Mollison ;it Jvevelsttike. , , Wagons lade, and Repaired. The Best Carriage Woods Kept in Stock * - ' .' * " Tools Sharpened, a Shoeing a Specialty. Clint hum Wii-joni ami Sleighs.' \V. Al. Gray's C.iilteis, Uuj-gios and Wagons. McCormick Mowers nnd. Reapers. Copp biros.', Pldws'J - Hariovvs, Cultivntors, Potntoe Diggeis, Ptc., etc. , ' ^ '" lixpri'ss \ ORRIS "&. STEED, ��������� General Merchants. - "��������� Cull ami inspect our new slock of' jg Shoes, Hosiery, Suspenders, Ties, Underwear,'etc | ' All above,linos are up-to-date goods it will pay you to nee - them before purchasing elsewhere". Wo also carry , Trunks, Valises, Sweat Pads, Oil Coats, Oil Hals, Water-proof Sheets/etc Weekly Shipment-; of Fresh Creamery Butler, ami .Eggs. - Our Teas and Coffees are taking the lead���������try them: 0. Front Street, *&, M*���������^, Revelstoke, B: Just Remodelled and Refurnished with all Modern Conveniences. Rooms in Suites ioi tli Bat lis and Toilets attached, flowing Hot and Cold Water, Inside Toilets on each floor, Gas Lighted pud Steam Healed dlhroughout. , J. C. GREENE, Proprietor, ��������� * GOLDEN, B. C. tftn <$$ "^ "*$!" <&> ^ $? ^ "^ $0 *^7 <$������> "^ (fa(fa(fa^b'^ir$?r$?(^>f^?^?(^,f$?f$?f^,r^?ffa efa <$0 (fa, (fa c**f> (fa (fa (fa (fa (fa (fa tfa (fa ���������DEAVCR IM 'Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, ''Ready Made Clothing, Shirts, Soc%s, Underclothing, Overalls, Suspenders GlcVes, etc. "Boys and Children's O-Oer- coafs and \/nder clothing at F^e-VelstohXe Station, S. C. rfa (fa tfa (fa (fa (fa (fa (fa> (fa (fat ices ���������!> (fa (fa LUMBERING INDUSTRY. Busy Season for,,the This Locality. Mills in ��������� '-he lumbering business in North Kootenay this "-eason has been exceptionally brisk. 'At Kevelstoke the Fred Robinson Lumber Co. has put out a large cut, also at Coma- plix. The Revelstoke Lumber Co. has also made a considerable cut for a new concern." The Columbia River Lumber Co.'s mills, with headquarter? at Golden, ha? cut about 10,000.000 feet Their mills at flolden, Beaver and' Kault are still running full time. Al I-alliser Hon. W. C. Wells's mill ha.s shut, down owing to low water in the Kicking Horse preventing driving logs, but has cut 3,500,000 feet this season." Fven thesmall niill at Otterlail, owned by'Ueilly lira.**., has turned out a lot" of lumber and has still quite a pile alongside the track. Next season's operations will see the lumber output of this section still further increased. - ENTERTAINMENT. Visit of The Boston Entertainers. 'On Thursday next, the Boston ICiitcrtniiior.s will appeal at the opera house, Kovelstoke. The party consists of Cyilis Brownlce Newton, the noted humorist antl comedian, and "Miss .Jean.I'urell, the brilliant entertainer. The phce wi'-l -he . the beautiful coined v : 1. "A J'nir of Lunatics''; II. "A Ilanpv Pair.'' i , A CYHUS Ill-OWXI.KKXmVTO.V. Of Mr. ��������� Xev.-tsn, "we publish the I'ollo'vin -, golden opinions : ' 'san I'Yiinci-ico Examiner : '"Cyrus Hrownlce Newton enptured- his audience iniinediately. As an'entcr- tainer he , possesses,, extraordinary ability. He has few equals and no ���������superiors." ��������� . ' Supt. Anderson, of the California schouls s.iid : "Newton is peerless., IIcciui, make*, his audience laugh or cry. Jle seems Lo enjoy making his audience laugh.' As a man he is as noble ns he is funny." ,> The Sydney" Bulletin, the best critic of tlio Southo/n^ Cross, says : "Qf .Newton wc must, say lie is a typical "Yankee.'' Ale possesses the flash, .brilliancy and rich droll "humor common,in his countrymen. He is'lresh, unique, refined and original. , He keeps his audience hA a , continuous "roar of laughter. He has made a deep impression here as a comedian of the first rank.''. miss .ikax iiui'i'i.r.. San Francisco Call: "Jean Durell's talent created quite astir in this citv.'' Ebell Club, Oakland: "Miss Durell's iinp*i'sonations were wonderful. .On every side praise of her skill and astonishment at her powers of inimcry and'delinention of character is heard." ("eiiernl Black of Chicago: '���������Jean 'Durcll, is one of-tho best public entertainers who Inn. ever' visited Chicago. Have heard many' but none arc so captivatinj- and 'charming, in my opinion. She is equally gootl in pathos or humor, and can keep an��������� audience in tears or convulsed with laughter at will." San Francisco Examiner: '���������Jean Dureil, I.itc .of Chicago, has a clover knack of rattling ofl' dialects, and the people who crowded the Auditorium of the Y. M. C.-A. hist evening so thoroughly appreciated her skill in this line that an ovation was given her at the conclusion of her original sketches." (1 Price" of admission have been fixed EVA MINE SOLD Stamp Mill to Be Erected. The Eva mine, a full and accurate description of "which recently appeared in our colnms, has been sold by the, Imperial Development syndicate to a company being organized by A. F. Rosenberger as the Calumet and British "Columbia Gold Mines Limited, with a capitalization of $500,000. Jt' is in- I tended to erect a ten-stamp mill, and ten acres, of land haYe been acquired from the owner?'of the Camborne.townsite as a .mill site. A tramway will connect the mine with the mill. One hundred thousand shares have been taken up in Rush City, Minn: ' ��������� The company has secured an option on a third of the townsite of Camborne. A GOLDEN. Mining Operations Actively Coing On in This Vicinity. " There is not a man out of work ahout Golden, largely due lo mining activity there. On Ice river O. 1). Hoar, manager for the Laborers' Cooperative and'a" Chicago company, is pushing development wo'rk on the properties respectively held by these -companies. Work is also being pushed on the Good Luck, a copper-gold property on Canyon creek held by the former company. The Laborers' Co-operative is having a smelter site .cleared and proposes establishing 'a n ^Vulcan smelter at Golden. They ha.vc purchased a large, assay outfit which is in charge of Mr. Turner. . ��������� ' This company is not confining its operations to mining, but proposes large building operations and running a daily newspaper at Golden, with a view to keeping the shareholders posted as to the-company's operations. This latter part of the' scheme will no doubt become asub- ject'of comment in'the mining press as the report was hardly credited when it was given out, a ncl6, is in fact still regarded with doubt by many who can hardly credit that a legitimate mining 'company would adopt such a scheme. Nevertheless we are assured the scheme is to go .through. If'ft* does there-will be lively times ahead. Prof. Co/lie Gives Mountaineers A Shock. " Since, the days of the Palliser expedition British Columbia has had the reputation of owning two Of the highest peaks of the Cordill- eran ''chain in'Mts. Brown and Hooker, whose giant heights were said to rise to an attitude of between 13,000 a nd' 1-1,000 ft, Mountaineers have endeavored to locate the--e giant peaks, and this 'season Prof. Collie, the eminent mountaineer and geologist, came out determined to solve the problem. Taking his lWrings at Laggan'his expedition went along the? Bow Valley and'took lhe old trail toward 'the Vellowhead ,' Pass- They located Mis. Hooker and r Brown, hut to their astonishment found tliem no higher than some of the other mountains in tlie great range, their altitude being -only ��������� about 9000 feet. // You Want the Best o and1 Purest Selected 'Tea that bny, *'��������� #~5������ money can 'o packed to "retain its natural aroma and flavor, free from the contamination of the odors of sur- irticles, roundino" get Ting Ling Package Teas Wr* They come in perfectly pure. pound,air iiy hi leaded packages ' SILVER CITY. A Relic of the Past���������Once a Flour ishing Burg. Once there rose on the C' P. R. line al the,foot' of Castle Mountain a city that flourished for a time and . looked as if it had come tb ���������slay. It was named Silver City, on account of, the discovery of silver-bearing ores in the vicinity It grew till there were200 buildings there. Now all that remains consists of an old lime kiln, four log cabins, three of which are-,occupied by the section men, and one by Joe Smith, a French-Canadian who was, the pioneer of .Silver City. Joe knows the mountains around like a book, but remains when all else has departed and when he himself recognises that the glories of the town, in which he took so much'pridc.have faded for ever., One Pound Makes Over 200 Cups, 50c per Pound *������������- m W 'or sale c le only at Bourne Bros. Grocery Store FALL MILLINERY Handsome 'Display at Reid & ��������� Youugh, Store. Last Thursday Messrs. ,.lteid -fc opened up this department nt : Reserved scats 75 cents, body ball and trnlleries ."50c. children Ce. of INDUSTRIAL NOTES. W. Cowan intends putting in a small dynamo to operate the city telephone system. The dynamo will he run by water powei, from I.ong's'creek. Sawyer Bros, have .started work on their electric light system for Ferguson and expect to have it in operation Iiy Dec, 1st. D. Dunbnr has the contract for erection of power house. W. M. Lawrence's oliihli.-hinciit is very bti-y, having orders for putting in eight furnace.-:. The firm is also I iiiiinufiic'tiiriiig a new design of air i tight lii'iiter. which is one of the best Ion tbe market. Several of these heaters have been made antl are on exhibition ul the store. THE MINING INDUSTRY. W. A. Galliher M. P., Takes Action. AY. A. Galliher M.' P., has issued the following circular to mine-owners : '���������Owing to", sonic divergence of opinion as to the, best means* to be adopted for the 'encouragement of silver lead mining in British Columbia, f desire that the niine-owncfs fix a time and place for the discussion of thissubject and also as to tho ad- mis'sion into Canada free of duty of till mining supplies and machinery not manufactured in 'Canada, and the lowering of duties< on certain other mining machinery manufactured in Canada. I shall be pleased to attend any such meeting in order that J may havo their views thereon to aid me in my endeavour to bring' about conditions most favorable to the mining industries in my constituency. ,1 might add that the views of the Boards of Trade and smelter men ami some of,the representatives of large silver lead mines in my riding on the question are already be foi������ the government. I would like this mutter to be taken up in earnest by the mine-owners antl to be advised of'thc time and place of mcetiiij-." , 0(fa(fa(fa(fa(fa<fa(fa(fa(falfa<fa(fatfa(fa(fafa REVELSTOKE, B. C. PROPRIETORS. respect. All modern conveniences, ABRAHAMSON BROS Newly built. First-class in every Large Sample Rales 31.50'per Day" Queen's Hotel, Trout Lake, uiKlyr same Rooms. Special Weekly Rates. LABORS CALL. The Voice, the best labor paper of the Doininion, endorses the stand taken by us on the Arbitiation bill, and says,:���������'"Wc ���������vcry much fear that in its action on the Railway Disputes bill and its platform on compulsory arbitration the Trades Congress of Canada has shown a material weakness and don-i serious harm to die labor cause. The harm has been done in condemning the very principle that organized labor in Canada previously stood for. For be it known that compulsory iiibitratinn is wider in the i lield of its benefits than are the furth- j ere I ��������� t bonds of orgmized labor. management. i Complaints are m.-idi' at Winnepcg 'about lhe n-.i'.il rule on the C. P. R. 'dinim: cms being advanced to $1. THE MINES. The Beatrice is being acquired by Minneapolis capitalists. Guerre Bros, report a 3.J foot vein assaying well in gold, silver, and lead on J suae Creek. There is excitement at Trout Lake over the discovery of free gold within half a mile of tbe town. Another rich strike of placer gold has been made, on Little Bull river, There is considerable excitement at Fort Steele in consequence. "Rich discoveries of platinum iii ores in S inilkamccn district arc reported On two claims assays show three ounces of platinum to the ton. _ J. Shaw has been informed that grey copper, has been struck on tho Relieve and Retrieve claims on Curncs Creek, on which considerable development has been done this season. The Double Jingle have let a contract to the ll. C. Riblet Co. of Nelson for the erection of thc aerial tram ������t the Silver Cup and the work has been started. The cost will be $20,000. J. V. Armstrong, who returned from Ferguson Wednesday, reports great .ictivity in that camp. Cable tramways are being installed at the Silver Cup and Triune, and mining operations are active at the Nettie L. 0 Young opened up this m connection wit li their business tinder 'the management of Miss Ward who has just arrived from Toronto and Montreal nifter attending "the millinery openings in.these cities. The latest creations in the milliners' art and'sly Ies that lire to be the rage this season were on display at their show rooms and were universally pronounced, bjlb in style and price, to do credit to thc city, and equal to anything to be seen in-thc larger cities of the west. The low wide brimmed hats are to be the prevailing fashion. They are raised on the bead with narrow linn bandiiuX; this combined with the broad outline giving a graceful pose and a move.' picturesque etVect than it wits possible lo obtain from the' top heavy creations that have been the prevailing style of late years. '\ Tlie niateiials used in making are largely, felt, beaver and plush. Jn trimmings paradise birds wings and plumes uro lavishly used,in .combination with ribbons.- luces, chenilles etc., nuiking, up most effectively. The colors are. varied as usual, the soft pleasing tones aiid shades are used whicli rest harmoniously upon the soft felt background. Green, blues, sapphires, a new red, brown nnd castor arc much in evidence. ,Everything was selected by .Miss Wnitl personally nnd tbe l.-dies may depend upon the very newest styles in the market that, 'will be fashionable for fall a'ntl winter. NO SUBSTITUTION We don't believe in it. Dnn'L believe its right. Don't believe its Rood business ;We always-give tlie-Identical,'Exact Article that is asked Top. That is one ren-son why yon vvill find our sLore'ti very safe place at which lo do your drug and mt-dicine buying. ' ������������������ ' ��������� Our dispensatory is in tin' bands of an experienced druggist, only. Doesn't Lhis seem to be the proper vv.-iy to do business!'' , Try nsnext time ���������9 Chemist's and Stationer's ^' KILFATRICK BLOCK', "HliVELSTOKE. B. C. YOU PBOMISBB YOURSELF AN OVEBGOAT *" .This Fall. Don't, put it off too lute and catch cold. And do not buya cheap, shoddy one. They never look \vell._ --------���������---' ' 'Let, nsmaki: yon ;i c-t-<ii;lhai."\v-il!,pU'iise you.O *i"vTe can'do it." "���������'* * "' Fashionable Tailor. &<r /Mf~u/7tv fris 'S. S(ftAs -671/ BANKING. C. P. ii. slock has dropped to l.'J7.'(. , ."Money is tight in' the east and has caused heavy liquidation of slocks. The Bank of Oil awn have established brunches at Kintneison, Man., and Prince Albert. A. K. I'hipps, inn linger of the Imperial Bank of'Canada heie, has gone to the Boundary to repnrt on tbe lield for a new branch of the bank. John A. Monroe, ledger keeper at the Bank of Commerce at ICniulnnp-] leavej fo- the Victoria branch. His position will be filled by Mr. Mason from Victoria. ' Banks arc cruwding into "Manitoba and''the Northwest. The Commerce opened nt Elgin. Man., the Union at Birtle, "Man., the Dominion at JJoiss- cvain, Man. Within the past three months over' twenty branches have been opened by Canadian institutions in entirely new territory, while altogether ovor 40 have ' been opened where banks previously existed. Wholesale and Retail . ... ��������� Meat Merchants. We have not advanced the price of our tobacco. Amber smoking lobacco, Bobs, Currency ancl Fair Play chewing tobaccos are the same size and price to the Consumer as formerly. We have also extended the time for the redemp. tion of Snowshoe tags to January 1st, 1904. THE EMPIRE TOBACCO Co. LIMITED Head Office, Abattoir and Gold Storage: "^^s-^Calgary, Alberta ORIENTAL HOTEL ably furnished with affords. Best Rates $ i a day. the choicest the market Wines, Liquors, & Cigars. Monthlv rate. O". ALBEET STO^TIEL PROF' (fa tfa (fa (fa (fa (fa (fa (fa (fa (fa (fa tfa (fa (fa (fa (fa tfa tfa tfa (farfa(fa(fa(fa(fa(fatfa(fa^t !W6tcnayvh6use| COMAPLIXr f (fa (fa (^ Is Now Open for Business - The Best House in Town. Well Furnished - Good Table. Best Brands of WINES, SPIRITS and CIGARS kept in Stock. W. HAMILTON, Proprietor. (fa rfa -s- (fa (fa (fa, (fa Wi5&<fa(fa(fa(fa(fa(fa(fa(fa($nt$n(fa&n(fa(fa(fa ��������� 9 T T t T T T T V T 7 V 7 V V T T T " T -7 V ~ T T. T T *���������' / a&V-^^*-**r*^"3������g^^ <���������? THE KOOTENAY MAIL iw. ���������?> abelkootena^nDail Pt;i"U5HKIi KIIIDAY. ���������Al ��������� li.EVELSTOKE.aC., Subscription Price, $2.00 Per Annum ADVERTISING Il.ATKS on applic-ition Change.- in .iilverti-ciiier.t- imist, be in Iiy Tue-d,iy of c.ieli week lo s-junt-c gootl display. , JOB PUIXTIXG promptly ex-cuuted al reason- able rates. ACCOUNTS for printing and ndvorti.sing payable on first of month; subscriptions payable in iidvunue. COHRKsrOXDKXCE inviletl on matters of public inlurci*l. C'oiiiniuin'ci*ioii.s to Editor inu-t be accoiniiiinieil by naine of 'inter, not necessarily for publication, but a.- evidence nf -jooil faith. Correspondence imi-l reach the ollice hy Tuesday evening. Address ' ~. Thk Kootknay Mail, Revelstoke, B.C. P. H. should take steps lo have this unjust discrimination put an end to and place * the business men of Revelstoke ami Nelson on the same fuoliii". an excellent policy it is. If the policy can be applied to, such a cate as that,of the Big Bend limits it should certainly be clone. We request our numerous readers to favor us with their assistance in making- the KOOTENAY MAIL the most, valuable advertising1 medium in the Kootenays by giving tho preference, when making purchases to those Arms who are regular advertisors in tho KOOTENAY MAIL. CITY AG "-".NTS. '0 " ' Co-iic- of Tub Mail may be obtained from the follovviii-,' cily a-jenls: ' J. \V. Hkn.vi-mt. anada Diift: & Hook Co. V. H. Wki,i.s. FKEKiHT RATES. Revelstoke is treated most unfairly hy the C. P. R. in1* regard lo railway rate?.' From its geographical position this city should be tlie nrincipal distributing centre of Kootenay, but it is put at great disadvantage by the operation of the C, P. R. freight system. Nakusp, Nelson and ' other .Slocan points are favored with'much lower rates than this city though in some instnnces'the C. P. lie has to do twice the work of haulage. This is grossly unfair to Revelstoke and it is time the business men combined to take up this freight .tariff question and demand a reduction ARBITRATION. The labor organisations have fought for years for the principle of compulsory arbitration, and their demands in this have been embodied in the legislation of New Zealand and the provinces of Australia with marked benefit both to labor'and'capital. It now comes as a surprise to iind the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada going back on this old and high standard of unionism,' and when Delegate Jackson, of ' Toronto, entered a protest,against the proposal to strike out (he compulsory arbitration clause from the constitution the wonder is that he did not meet with greater support. As damage to fence, also the $ J.O J the city promised to pay me for taking it down. I said "Very well let it go nt that". ,1 paid him ���������1'15.0'J and have the receipt. Tbe following week J teamed the fence and shiplap home. Now in conclu-ion, J thank you Mr. Editor for space in your paper, and trust your readers will u-c judgment in this matter, be fair and peaceably inclined. I sign my name to wh.it I write and certify it is correct. Yours very truly, A citizen and rate paver, K.TAi-m-G. ������ ^'.fe ���������N\ Win Rbrobernsor? Rddition to TROUT LME CITY mm. H AKVKY tc McUAHTER hahhistehs. solicitous, etc. Offices : Molsons ISanic . Ili.ocic. Kkvi-l- stokk, Ii. C. Money to loan. Office-*: IteveUtoke, It. C; Eorl Steele, H. 0. to the' basis of Nakusp antl Nelson. I it Wiis tlicclause was amended to - - ! make arbitration voluntary. It was this very expression "voluntary" , Oko. S. McCaktki'., Ilevelstoke, H.C. .1. A. Hakvky, Eort Steele H. C. I"* MAISTUK it SCOTT, DAHitiST-iiiis, Solicitors, Notai'iim Public, Etc. First Si ivi't. Revelstoke, B.C. E llDWARD'A. IJAGGEN, Mining Engineer, (.Mem. American Institute Miuni"- Engineer.-) (.Mem. Canadian Mining Institute.) r Revelstoke. J3. C. Examination of and reports on Mineral Properties a Specialty. W ILLIAM A. JJAUER. Dominion ,t J-kovinciai. J,ani> Sui'vicyoi:. Surveys of Mineral Claim--, Timber Herlhs nnd Ciown binds. J C.ireof.I. 1). Slit i.vi.ij, IIkvki.si'oki*. H.C". A.ICIRK, ' "' ~, Dominion anij Phovincjiai. '" 0 , ��������� Land Suhveyok. Revelstoke, J3.C. ISS EDWARDS, T1IAINEIJ MEDICAL AND riUHGIOAL NUltSE. REVEDSTOkli, 13. C. A COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION. - Something should be done to have a recogni-"ed organization representing the commercial interests of Revelsloke.- The Board of Trade is practically dead, and there i.s nothing to take its place. The Dominion freight commissioner visited this city last year and although the commercial interests here have a serious1 grievance against the C. P. R. freight rates that oflicial was allowed to enter the citv ancl leave it ��������� i under the impression that Revelstoke was a sort of, railway para:, disc' Only two or three weeks ago the English Editors did Revelstoke the honor of selecting it as a point" to'slpp off and put in a day. Notice vvas spnt to the city of their proposed visit, but there-was no body to take up the matter, arrange a meeting and reception and supply information which''coulcl not have failed to have beeii of material value to the mining and lumbering interests of this section. These eminent visitors had a right to complain of the discourtesy sliown them,, ami cut out the.city from The ^Dominion which proved the greatest stumbling block in the original Australian law. A corporation rarely wants to arbitrate if it can avoid it. Xtbe 1kootena\> (Iftail FRIDAY, OCTOI'EIv- :*, 1902. <~ - Says the ('lobe: "The Tories are very unlucky fellows. They created the west, created the commerce of .Canada, and created all the industries oi Canada. But, strange to say, all these prosper more unaer "Liberal than under Conservative rule. No sooner do the Tories go out than the west begins to fill up. factories are enlarged ancl work day ancl night, and Canadian exports increased at the rate of "fl4.500.000 a vear." their itinerary, government immigration agent at 'Winnipeg wants a col lection'of orcs from Ibis section but there is no association to take the matter up and provide, an exhibit' whicli could not fail to be of great value tis advertising the mineral resotirces of'llie district. These arc only a few instances of the many which are constantly reccuring. and which require a recognized association, with an energetic secretary, to deal with them and to promote the THE ARBITRATION BILL-. The stand whicli we have taken on the duty of the labor organizations to Sir William Mulocks's arbitration and' conciliation bill has been endorsed by no less an authority than the arbitration committee of thc Winnipeg labor party. The committee, in its report,' characterised Sir William Mulock's efforts' as a distinct gain to labor, as recognising a principle for which organized labor had long contended, butof course condemned the proposal to take from labor its present strike rights', and proposed that the system apply to organized bodies of labor instead of individuals. 'These suggestions of the Winnipeg labor committee are fair ancl right and should be adopted instead of turning clown tbe'measure wholesale as has been by some of tbe railwav unions.' HELP FOR MOTHERS -i" Baby's Own Tablets Are What You Need When Little Ones Are Cross, Fretful And Sleep/ess. If a child is cross"fretful, and sleeps badly, the, mother may feel absolutely certain that some derangement ol* the stomach or liowels is the came. And she can be jus!* as certain that Raby'i- Own Tablet-- will put her little one right. Tlu-ne Tablets cure iill the minor ailments of little ones, such as indigestion, constipation, simple fevers, diarrhoea, worms and teething troubles. They are j-uaranteed to contain no opiate unci can hi given with absolute safety to the. youngest iind most feeble child. ' Kvury mother whti has used them speaks of the-e Tablets in tbe warmest terms. -Mrs. E. Bancroft. Deerwooil, Man., say������:��������� '���������J have used Baby's Own Tablets for stomach and bowel troubles, for simple fevers and teething, and'I think them the best medicine in the world. They always strenghen children instead of weakening ilicni as most other medicines do." You can get J'ab'y's Own Tablets at a iiy drug store, or by mail post paid at 25 cents a box by writing direct, to The Dr. ' Williams' Medicine Co.. Rrockvillc, Out., or Schenectady. X. Y. . RALPH SMITH. . Ralph Smith, M. P.,' has been a credit to the labor party and has immensely strengthened its in- (luence in Canada. The complaint made against him by the unions oi Phoenix was a lying, mean, and contemptible document, and if it really represented the intelligence of llio men who drew it up that intelligence was about the meanest in British Columbia. The best answer lo il was; that after full A SNAP TG THE RIGHT PARTY Owing to a change in business and our inability to properly attend to it, ,wc will lease to any industrious person the Aylwin market garden, Union bay, for a short or long term, at an extremely low rental. The gardens embrace live acres," and are planted w'lh 1-300 fruit trees���������plums, cherries and apples���������200 will be bearing next year; 300 currant bushes, 200 blackberry bushes, J00 gooseberry bushes, 200 rhubarb roots and 10,000 strawbeny plants. All yielding gootl crops. Ample ground for garden I ruck under the hoe. Xo Chinese gardens to compete .with. This is a rare oppiiitunity. For terms, etc., npplv tu, ' , C.'A H. Aylwix, ' .New Denver. R. ". o C -1 U ft ?!--* !���������-��������� PARK- ������ i _____i___r- " I L Ij I I bb ij kill- '-���������"- >s ��������� r��������� 4 n. ��������� 13 - c HUM'E ������������ St -���������s~"-tfw������"-' O ~l t ' 2 " T 1 I 13 I -J ��������� i ��������� i l^or Terms and Particulars' as to Sale of Lots, apply to - H. N. COURSIER, AGENT, REVELSTOKE. Kootenay Lodg-e dddLA. ��������� t-ffc* No. 15 AiF. & A.M. ' * Tliei'Ob'ulai-nicetiiiKs "'.*y>- are ht-ltl in the Mas- ' c&. ^^���������-'���������LiAAyjr\ nnic Temple. I ^/te������^^\^'rtfe= }'<>'*. on the ���������^^^Pm^^^m II n n il ii y in <S5 nnic Temple, llournc -������������������- third each rU-^iiionll) lit S p. in. " Visiting brethren cordially welcomed. (10RI'0"\ Si-cni-TAKY. best interests of the citv ,nnd dis-. investiiration, the Trades ancl Labor trict. We trust some active spirit Conuress, who know Mr. Smith's among us will take up this matter work best, should have adopted 'a and. endeavor to organize an ; resolution expressive of the apprcci- associalion on tbe lines suggested, jationof th'e long ���������-������������������f-rviccs of "Mr. 7mith in the cause 'of labor.,and Does Your Food Distress You ? A i e vim ni-rviiiis? I)n yon feel older than yini-iised toils your iippetilf poor!-' Ih.yiiur tongue coatetl vvilli a slimy, yellowish fill ? Do yon have dizzy spell.-? Have yon n lmd laste in Ihe mci.ith'r' Does your food come up after entint*-, with ii sour t.-ister Ilave yon n sensation of fullness after eat in ���������j;"'.' Do you have heartliiirn? Do von belch gas or wind? Do you have ex Ass ive thirst? Do you notice black specks before lhe eyes? , Do you have pain oi oppiession around the heart? Dues vnur he.-u t palpitate or bent irregularly? Do you have unpleasant dreams'-' Are ynu constipated? Do vour limbs tremble or vibrate? JIEVELSTOK33 LODGE, I. O. O. F., NOC25. -"Ts-c*-,-* .. - ��������� rr, Re-rul.ii'inceti ill's arc held , * ". ;-V;-. ..'-V, n Oddfellows' Hall every '��������� ' .'."-.''.. '"'������������������"vTlnirstlay night <ar, eight ,;-A-'.e''../>i o'clock. .ViKitingbi-othci-s "���������"''��������� -AA-'-"'' cordially welcomed. 11. S. WILSON", NAG. .1. A. STO.VE, li. &.KS. SELKIRK LODGE, NO. 12, I. O. O. F. Meets every Tucsila.v evoiiing ' in ' Selkirk ~ " ' s o'clock. ���������eUii'cn cor- ited lo attend" .1. OU'J'IIKSS, NA G. . J. MATinE. Six THE CITY COUNCIL. 'The city of Revelstoke this week enters on a new career as owner of ' ilei J'he i* - - - " ; Are yon restless ;it night? !confidence in the intesrritv of his Name I - , motives and his fidelitv to tlie in- '-Hr'' Occupation. terests oi the wa*re-earner? iii- of its own franchises and deriving the j Cana(la d^ring-ii longpuhliccareerA j benefits therefrom. a en ui? l- When the new .-.chool building is completed steps should be taken-to establish a high school here.' Dur-!lion oi "tho water and light will' ing tbe last three years a number ! P,'ovi,Je U'e.city with an assured! revenue which will L'reailv-assist i A COMPLAINT. E,l:nir Ko<iti:\- vv Mvni. , who had completed j revenue which will greatly -ass^t, .<,,. ._p].-s.-.;a!low-������,c-=]riir������ cl.ronaI t the city school have '������ ���������'Reeling civic improvements, j thectiiumn.- of y.-.-.r v-.lii.il-l-- poper w , ,.IP>izt, p,.p.sikc o; scliolar? their course had to be sent to , other points to -complete their education. When the present school trustees took oflice they annquneed their intention of endeavoring to make Revelstoke a first-class educational centre and will no doubt do their utmost to brin" that aboul. The citv is lu be don*rnilulated on ; '"(>I>!y to a I-if , . '. ... ., . '" .it. JJ-iin .i-iollo-.v.- . ha*:ing in olnce this year thebes.t, ..j ]U jjfl(.n mavor and'council it has ever had. I received from Chief London linancial advices show that in withdrawing the B. C'. loan for the prc.-ent Hon. J.,I). I'rentice, insttucted by Aid. t I'liylur to inform you io return to- j(jr! l-'retl. Fraser, gold couimi.--ioii'-.'". 2"), yds- wir-' taken froni pe.-t hou.-e. fence.'' or pay cost nl miiiic. ;i- -.'fiveriiiiien) water and light plant and in civic ,-ha- .I'-sutned co-t m eonnet-.tinn with with .-till L'reater "���������'*���������.'*]pox ''"-e." Now I eun.-idf-r it .Street number <��������� ���������. 1 Town ' .State If you have tiny or all of the above symptoms- you probably have Dyspepsia. Fill in the nbovc- blank, send to us, jtnd we vvill mail vnu a free trial o{ PKI.,SIKOLA..TAIJLI':T.S-un(iiii'stiiin- .ilily the .surest unci .-nlVst Dyspepsia c-ine - knnvvn��������� toffel her with otiilitlle ,ioi*k~"Advic-e to Dyspeptics.'' Re-ru- T.-ilili-ts,'2."i cents, by mail, or of ynnr dt-ug-;ist. AGENTS WANTED. Splendid work has been done the city in tlie act-nAition of. the THE 'LAXAKOLA COMPANY, Vi:sj-;y Stukkt, ' MiW YORK Rubber ��������� Stamps No tar v Si'iils Wax Seals .Sti'iu-ils l'i ice "Shirkers Print ing Wheels Nnnibei-inR \ Miicbines Biitul Dating nnd N'uiiibei-- ing Stumps Check Perforators llubher Type Crown I'rial- ing I'i'osses, etc., etc., Your Patronage respectfully solicited THE BEST TALKING MACHINE It talks ! Sings''Comic, Sacred and Sentimental Songsj Plays'like n full Rand oi-Orchestra. Yon can iiuderstand every words it ."-peaks. ' It is the greatest entertainer ever'made. It uses the Hard flat Disc Records which last for years. ��������� ' The Gram-o-phone is made in Canada, A five years written guarantee with each machine. Write for Catalogues���������free. PRICES $16.50 AND UP. Sold on. Easy Monthly Payments, if desired. .. . MANUFACTURED BY .. . E. BERLINER, 2315-2319 St. Catherine St., Montreal. EMJIMVEL BLOVT, General Manager for Canada. THE H.J.FRANKLINSTAMPWORKS ��������� VANCOUVER, B. C. Canada Book and Drug Co. Agents for Revelstoke. ^ zfozrtttidtie: In tlie event, of n stroke of good fort line you can win ������ 500,000 MARKS. The pa'ytnentof the pri/.es is iriiiii-tin teed by the Government. ' Ji-IUST DRAWING : . DECEMBER 10th , For Sale j TWO lii-iilencr? on Mi:ICeti--.ie .Weinii-, vvilli! nitjilei-u iiiiprovcnieiil'.. 52,000 eneli, un eit.-.y | lei-nii. i ' . TWO lle^itlunce-, on Tliinl Slruel c.i^l, very convenient, for ritilvvny men, -jl.MH) each, en--y tei-nii--. ON'K Ke-'iilenee on l-'ir-t Street en-.t, ei'isli re- runi-c-il ?.V)fl, htili.jei't, to inoft-jii-je. -\pply io IIAItVKV, -vIcfl.MITKll & IMN'KIIAM, improvement?. henelit>'in contomplation.' That i~ the way to promote the true in- tcre--ts of the city! The vote on the water unci light bylaw wa- ,-n Hub-'tiintiiil eihior.-ement hv the provincin! treu.-un-r. acted with; cm/en- oi tne policy .'inn ,'ulni:ni-- tration of Mayor (J'l'irien <nvl h;-- iihlermi-n. nf which they have every r-.-iiron !o feel proud. more than ordinary shrewdne.-? in the bc.-t intere--"t of 1'. (\ The Daily Mail .-ay? : "The continued drcnpini: of C'on-ol.- is not 'rcai---:tiring toinve.-tor.-A During the month ' of Angu.-t tlic-y .-aw ;i steady .-tn-am j ��������� The owners of the Mitr I5t;nd of realization. Ye.-terday they; timher limits know their own closed'at iloi and apparently the | hn.-ine.-s host, hut it would appear lowest i? not vet reached. Con-! they are taking a risky course THAT NoKTHI'fJllT .MILL. secjuently all stocks, suffer.'' ,nl leading investment j establishing their sawmill at North-1 port. There is' little doubt the ��������� customs tariff will lie-- revised, and i one feature of the change vyill ' probably bo jirovision for an ex-1 port lux on lugs and iron ore to, he establishment in Can-; ada of the industries 'for' treating; tlio raw products of ��������� the' country. '. The Provincial Legislature; coulcl also .probably find ��������� n, men ns- . of improvising special -taxation J on LARDKAU RAILWAY HATES. Complaint i= made by local manufacturers that the Lardean railway is offering unfairly com-' compi ]ietitive rates against 'them to Trout Lake, with the .result that business hitherto done with this city is going tt; Nelson. One firm goes so far as to say that the Lartleau railway' has no fixed schedule, but carries freight to Trout Lake at rates varying as much as oO per cent on the same classes of goods. Jf these statements arc correct then the 0. lands such as the Big Mend timber limits, where it is proposed to export the raw material out of the country. This, has been the policy, of the Dunsimiir government, and time the triitn -.hciiM be made known conc-i-ining ibi- fi-nc-i' ii* -''vtr.il [artii- hcni to be inti'i'i-ti 'I. A- many nf your ri-atli-i.- i\il! no ilniibt ri-iiK-iiib' r, the c-unii'-il ii'ji'i-iitl my ii-inli'i- on lhe i'i-iii-i- in tin- -uinni"r **i' MUM 'I'nd eiiutiuu''<l pay- . hn,- --rnuiiil lent and .nh'ei ti-im,' r.iiin' until -novv t-.-liii''. ^u ft-iici-' na.- nu ii-c till -prim", u lion I would likely in'i-tl it. ."'iiiin- lime ia,-t April tln-i-ity eli-rk, ('. I-'. Hli.-uv, a-ki'tl me it I vv.i.- goint" to t.iki" i'i-iii-i*. ' liii'iit'im-il Inm I vvniiltl .-non take it away. "On May l.-t I looked over it; it ���������ceinetl t.ili"iill ] on I lie urouiid. tht-n un May .'"id I .went to lini-b taking doivn 'lit- fi'iicv : bill I'otind it i|ii.-ir.intiiii-cl. n .-h:ic-k I built, .incl the-f.vl po-t.s from sevt-rnl '.rod-) of fence were mi.-Miig from'tlie road -idc. On or about June Ith 1 notified the cily'rlerk I iv.i- tnkinir doun f'-ncc, antl would jmy for ir in three ilny.-. ()n .June 7th 1 railed at city ollice to .-ettle for ii'iiei-. .Mr., Shaw raten eel me to tho (ihniriiian of; I1, \\". committee, owing to <tiino. cliiinge being made. I went to T K.' L. Tiiyloi and explained In tinil I K'.-iitleiinin that since my tender had ��������� been accepted by the' city tlio. wire i had' been cut into five A times,', by' order of ,, the city, Asonie- po^t -. j were" missing, and considerable j (liii.'!,'i������e clone to, fence., In reply Aid. j foM^ ('I'"'*" A IJCTTKR ONI'l TIIHOL'OII The International Correspondence Schools, SC'I-ANTON", I'A, The woi Id ni'i'tl*- you, but needs you it.iiiii'd Weie,tell by linnl, "Sli't'hiini- t,il. Si -'.i ni. l-'li't-t ric.-il, (.'ivil nnd Aiming l-Jn^iiii'i'i-iiij": Shop and ('"nuutli-y I'rnc- lit-i-: Ai'chilet'l lire, I'liuiibing. Sheel. .mil lion wm k; 'j'.-K'i-lienly, Telt'Ki'a|ihy f 'h'-mi-l ry, Oi'ii.i mental I)i"-i-j;n, he tiering aud Si'ku I'aiuliiifr: ljngli-.li lit,mi he-, I'l'iikl'.'t'ping and -.Sleno- giapliy, I'llei 11 (i-Tlii'i-iipi'iilio, f't'i-yiiin, \& &/i/i4eadlw������t . *-^*^ ' I'liMidi and Sp.nii-n W11 en vvi it ing -l.i'e -iilij.'t I in ivbir li v nu ,il'e illl i-t'-l ed. W. 11. Mi-DlM'fJALL Hepii'M-nlnlive, \\ O. Jinx Pin. ��������� N'el-.on, II. C. Esiabllshed 1891. Capital. $1,500,000, German tat Money Lottery | Sate of Hamburg You are invited.to participate in the chances of winning in the -ri-niid ' drawings of prizes guaranteed by the State of Hamburg in which 11,202,000 MARKS WILL SURELY HAVE TO BE WON. . ' , In the course'of these advantageous drawings, which contain, a'ccoriling to ��������� e prospectus, only ]]S,(X)0 tickets, the following prizes will he forUicoiiiiiiL'.vi/.: The highest event will lie: 500,000 Marks (about ������25,000 Pounds) J-Vemiuni of 900,000 Marks (about ^15,(XKJ) vth Vfil fi Niunbt'i' til' prizes: . I tif 200,000 AI ���������irks.. .. ..ttboti t-UO.OOO 1 of JOO.000 1. i. 5,000 1 til' 7,").()l)0 .. it 3.7.--0 2 til' 7(1,000 it H H.nOO 1 nf O."i,000 .1 i. :',2.j() 1 nf ("."���������.(MO ' " .i :*.ooo I nl' .w,01 III " .... " 2,7i"-0 2 of 50,000 .1 ii 2,."i(H) 1 of 10,000 .. .1 2,000 1 of '-"(J.OOD .. - .. - 1..TIM) 1 of 20,000 i. .. 1,000 . Number of prizes: * ii- < 10 of 10,001) Marks... about ct".">00 *������������������ '\; t :")������ol" 5.000 " ... 14 2.--0 -.j 102 of M,()(K) " ... *������ I.V) 150 of 2,000 "' .... (1 100 ���������1 of 1,500 " .... it 75 012 of 1,000 ���������' ..... il , 50 . io:"0of :������������) " .... ii 15 -j 20 of 2."*0 il . 12: 10/ 10 '77 of 200 i' ii ���������MUl of 1(1!) " .... 11 8: 1)/ 1 MS!) of Jot). IIS. 115, 100 Marks. 10S82of7S, -l.-i, 21 Marks, For I uenl y j-imi"! I had been n. stilfi-i'*" fimn I.i nin bi,i| 11 niiblcMtt-c-onipanii'd with ;i h.ickit **; cougli. f at tinier *-iitl'i-l'ed from e':l i-ein'- nervou-i proil r,tl iotl. i Alton I. four j-e/us ago J b"g-m Inking Mi|*.ni-'I .ilnile-', nnd sine" lln'n I bn ve u*-ed them pi-'-l t v c-oti'.liin'Jy. I i.in-ly iel ii *��������� ,il nigbi iviihcnit Inking my Tubule ;uid I find they keep my di^e'-li''��������� oi g.in-i Tu be h initur-illy are weak) in good Taylor -tnid there 'had' been souk- I order, and llu-y ,il-o allay my li'inlcncy lo in-ni,u ne-.s ;uul unike ui" sleep. extra.'win- .added, also .some .shiplap i ' left: ���������over froni ���������.building shuck, and 1*1-ii I, - ��������� ��������� . . si ot it ii'.1* j������fIt- tender, as he,' (Mr. Taylor), coiisiilered that would be about n. ���������fair deal to make it" right with me for I bad befter take fence as it ind,'.shiplap and pay city .1*15.00 AT DRUG-GISTS. The live cent jacket is oiioiil'!" lor "in ordinary occasion Thc family bottle, sixty edits; contains a supply' for a year. In all 50,010 prizes which must be surely won in 7 drawings within the space ()f ii few months. , The highest prize of (list drawing 'amounts to 50,000 murks iiiei-ensi' jt) second drawing In 55,000 murks, in third to (50,000 ininks, in fourth to ({5,000 innrks. in lil'th to 70.000 inai'Ks, in sixth to 75,000 innrks in seventh In 200,00*) nuuks, and together w.th the. Premium of ,'iOO.OOO marks in the most ftn-tiinate case tn 500,000 marks. The oflicial cost for pnrticipuUon in the first, two drawings amounts to .������������������������ ISs. ���������d. fm- n full ticket. ��������� 9s, ���������d. for half a ticket. ��������� Is. Gel. for one quarter of a ticket Ifalf'ri'sp. f'uarter tickets vvill entitle to one half ivsp. oni- 'quarter of ll-'i- iiinotinl, won by lhe respcclive number, named on the ticket,. The stakes for participation in the following drawings, ns well as (he exact price table, are indicated in the oflicial piospt'ttii-,.which I send on demand gral is in ai'vancc. The prospectus is also sent giatis with every order.- Aft.������r the drawing I shall forward to every ticket-holder Liu* official list of the winning numbers. , The Payment and Forwarding of the Amounts Won lo those roni-i'i-ned will have my special and prompt attention, and with tin; most iib.*.olu(e secrecy. . -wRcmiltance of Money can be iiiach.'.'iy Batik Notes, hy Itegistered Letter or by lJo*-lunice Order. "' it-''On account of llic approaching dt.-living of the prizes, please address the oideis immediately in all confidence direct to Samuel Heckscher, Senior, . BANKER, HAMBURG, .... GERMANY. The Kootenay Mail and Toronto Globe for balance of the year, 90e / p U) THJS KOOTENAY MAIL 'is r? ff I I A GOOD RECORD. The Government Have Done,) a Large Amount of Permanent <��������� ��������� Work This Season. Thanks to tlie excellent administration of Fred. Fraser, government agent, the government have done more permanent work this season for the money than iivany previous season. Freighters are hauling six tons to the load, as the result of improvements to the' Lardcau roads, and the heaviest machinery is moved over them.. Ore is being taken over these roads cheaper than ever, because teams can take five to six tons to the load. . . Three hundred dollars has been put into the cut off at Trout Lake; and $1000 in improving thc Carn- . borne-Beaton road. The trails 'through the district have Ikon kept in fairly good shape. All this work has been .(lone 'it DEAFNESS AND CATARRH. The remarkable reports published by the Drouefc Institute show that nearly one-half of the'people who are deaf .attribute tlie cause of defective hearing to colds in the head or to the extension of catarrh from the nose ancl throat to the ear. Tlie general opinion that such' forms of Deafness are incurable is also, the subject of comment in these reports, and the strongest argument against this opinion is contained in the fact that the Institute is able, to publish the records of from 30 to 40 cured cases each month. That these cases are of the most obstinate form is shown by the following :���������"Mr. "Robert Allan was deaf for 1(5 years. The deafness came on after a cold in the head and gradually grew worse. The nose and throat were alVected by catarrh, and there!werc occasional noises in the ears: Thc complete cure resulting from the Drouct Treatment is confirmed ass ��������� follows:��������� Pow, Innerton, Stromness, Orkn'ev, Scotland. "March 20th. 1!*0"2. Dear Sir.���������Just a few lines to let The interest in the following in ivhich the fee is in tlie ('rowm-Coiithmed. Sale of Lands for Unpaid Taxes in the Revelstoke Assessment Bis- trict, Province of British Columbia., an expenditure of $(5000 out of thcA���������11 kn0������; ihnt T ������>������ Keeping ������" *"igl*t grant of -J-1-1,500, and another *-4000 bU]l- l "i telling lots of people of ��������� ��������� -���������- ������������������" ��������� my cure, and they, think it is a won derful thing. I do not know how to thank you for the trouble you have taken. a Yours truly, H. ALLAN.' Tho.-e who are interested in deafness or diseases of the car, iids'c anil throat, can obtain u free copy of the''-'Journal for the Deaf"'with a '���������.Supplement" containing detailed accounts of upwards of -iO-cascs cured during the past month by addressing the Sicre- tnry, ' Drouet Institute. 72, "Regent's Park-road, X. \Y., London, . Kngland. Each Journal is accompanied Iiy a Patient's Report Form which enables applicants to receive full, particulars for applying the treatment at home. Any advice by' corr'csspondcncc is ab- solutclv free. J HKUI-'HY GIVE XOTICK that, on Saturday, the eleventh day of October. A. I"., Y.l'ii, at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon, ac the Court Hou.-e. Kevclstokcl .shall sell hy public unction the lands in the list hereinafter ������ct out. of the person.- in said list hereinafter .-ct out, for the taxes remaining unpaid bv --aid perrons on the MM day of Ijecember. A. 1). 1901, and for the costs and expense- of .-aid sale. ��������� Name of Person. Short Ile-cription of Land. ' ' ���������t. li ****. X . , o _ "Z ���������"���������*������ . zt . ~ Hx *��������� *������* z> r"T / 5 2 ' 5 5? x ��������� ZJ u 5 -J o "= i X ���������--*��������� c ������-0 so will be used by'December. There * will still lie funds in hand for ' the. Canoe River trail and other works besides providing for the rush of "trail repairs required each spring. Mr/Gamble, O.' E. Public Works Engineer,' and II. C. lyilleeiij road Superintendent, have both - congratulated Mr. Fraser on .the elliciency ancl economy of his work in the riding'. Of the expenditure tlie greatest proportion, $'2,5(12'��������� was spent, at , Trout Lake,,and-'$2,-129 in" other portions of the Lardeau,ancl $2,334 ��������� at Kevel.-tokc end. ��������� Of'this amount ' $150 has been put into *,a road, to connect J-iig J3chd road with (he ' lowet town and (he work will be completed next season. . ., , CITY COUNCIL Vvfl Regular meeting held Friday. Present :' The Mayor. Aid. Taylor, "Man- *' ning, Mcl.eod, 1 lunie.' ��������� C'oKi;i:si'oxi)Kxc'i:., "Mrs. Willis in-king for two-fOot walk and improvements in BoylcAve.���������Aid. , . "Manning urged clearing ditch and inoVing light-. Tlicf rei.-nests were reasonable���������The .Mayor considered tb; llumo should be cleared and light fixed.���������Works Committee to do work. , ' Jtoad superintendent authorising, use of government road grader.��������� "Machine to be obtained. R.'Tapping complaining of claim for wire he pu'id for and refening council ��������� to Hon. Job. Ghantberland (.') secretary j " of state for colonies " (laughter) ���������Aid. 1 Taylo' explained the only wire sold "Mr. Tapping was thcorjginnl lot.���������Aid. ,McLeod agreed.���������KesolVecl to require .Mr. Tapping lo pay claim.' - <> II. K. Gilli- enquiring re city, loan of "fori,000.���������Information supplied.' O. J. Ainan.' J. M. Graham. J. Spurling applying for position assistant to city clerk.���������(J.* J. A man -Wits appointed. t WOHKS. i The following tenders were ree'eived for gravel : J. C. Hutchison 74 cents ���������I. peryd.. R. Sampson 00 cents. J. "M. IMcOnlhim 73, J. Kernalian GO cents ) west of Hoylc'/A venue and $1.00 east of ��������� JJoylc Avenue. ' ��������� 'the Mayor said W. Fleming had leported good gravel could be got back of Rijjhibn'a shack and back of his .-table, ,but the former was private properly, ami the hitter was wet. Jfe considered they could get enough gravel from cutting the high places in . Douglas Street- and near' "Robinson's mill - o It was decided to grade and gravel one trunk road through the city, namely First St. from freight shed to City Hotel, Government Koacl to post ollice, Second St. to brewery, brewery to Nettle's, Douglas St. and lirst two blocks of "McKenzic Aye. As there wiis a mis.-ndei'stiinding about the points from which the gravel should "be taken it was decided to call fresh tenders. l'llli: APl'AKATfS. Aid. Mii en ing reported re ladder carriage for brigades. Aid. McLcod. chairman of ��������� 1"\ W. iind L. Conin'iittee. reported the stoves ut No. 1 hull in good condition and they had two roof ladder, the acid tanks should be ordeicd. Aid. .Mcl.eod wa:, in.-trueted to get the necessary ladders made for both Im lis and order tanks. iFII-l'WAI.KS. In replv to ALL '"Miinning Taylor .-aid "Mr. -McCalhmi h lixed the sidewali-', but must before being paid. riTV scai,i:s. The Mayoi .-aid the coinmiltee had decided ��������� to have the .-call's set on a rock foundation. The work would be started immediately. OK.VI.'UAl.. Aid. Taylor drew attention to the danger 1 o tin* public from people leaving ditches for water pipes across the street, unprotected. Aid. Mcl.eod urged the high sidewalk should be lowered or railed. T.he Mayor ,-uggesled moving 'old school building to the vacant 'next No. 2 hall for citv oilices. THE MARKETS. Fi.otm. - . ; Hungarian, per-bag 08 lbs $2.7o. GltAl.V.- ������������������ - '*, Wheat, per ton .' $32.00. Oats, per ton ' $32.00. Fkkd. , ' 1-1 av, per ton, timothy. .'. .. .$22.50., Shorts ,...*. $25.00. Bran :....'.. .$22.50. SUGAII. Sugar; per, sack, 100 lbs $0.00. 'Vegktahi.es.' Iieets."por lb ., '. .3. Potatoes, per 100 lbs . $1.25. Onions, per 100 lbs A .. .$1.0.0. Cabbage, per lb : A . 3. ' Carrots, per 100 lbs A ... -.2.00. , Turnips, per 100 lbs ,.. . .1.80. Fak.m Pkodiici:!' / Eggs?,'per do/, new laid A . .35. Case eggs -....." .-. .30. Jiuttcr (Creamery),' per lb 30 , Butter (I)airy)/per lb., '.25. Cheese',1 per ilif - 20. Lard, per lb ��������� \ IS. IMkats. - Beef, per lb .8 to 15. - "Mutton, per lb 15. , Veal, per lb 12"- to 15. "Lamb, per lb. A. . .' 15 to 20. 'Pork; per lb \ . .. 15i "' Hani", per lb. 18. . Bacon, per" lb.' ; IS Fiiuits. ' ' ' t ' Oranges, pur doz .40. Lemons, per doz. . A 40. ' Apples, per box .2.50. Pears, per box 2.50. ' ��������� ' ilKTAI. .MAKKl-'T. Copper, Xew York, Lake J J g to Iljj; electrolytic llj} to 11A; London ������53 14s 6d.'" Lead���������Xew York, $4.05 to $4.10; London, ������11 to ������12 Is 3d. ---���������-=���������'---- Silver���������Xew York, 51^. Allan, O. II Ahlin. i-'rcil.., Ahnel, T Hen-Icy If. S ltaliliu Marcus .,��������� Jiliikeley Peter .... Jo'vctt. Mr.- nirnoy W. G Hurton It. S. I*:t al.. * , dn ' ,(1(1 ' do do tin do tlo do do do do do do tlo do ' tlo do tlo . I'tii'lon. It. S do do tin lliuiilleld Mrs. C... liniyton \V. N do do' tlo * do " (,'ln-isl.ie I-'. G Clink J>. L 0 Cowan & JJIukiiin.il.. Chandler fretl Cliandlei-I-'i-ed Cl.u-k A. A '.. Cox \V. 10 Ci-.uifcon Peter.' Centre llilnefc Co.. Centre "Uilne&Co... CuiiiniinKS & MeNab Ciiinerou J. A..., Ci-illy Iliu-kluy Uavvnon J. I) Devlin.I. G Duly l(iIf ,...' Dovviiic-W'ii] Griidy JI Genell Peter Genell Peter Iliirrhon A..II.' Harris D. It Ilicks.lo^eph Ilulchi.son Bros McKay M-..'- ILiylandK Ilulchison II IJornor Sain llornc A. 1'...4 Jjttx Geo Johnson A .loivett "-.V. A .lolinson II.-L Kirkpatriek .1 Ki:i-iiii-"liani .1. Ivei-iiaghan .) Kolliherll.' .......... Iviiidinoiid It. D.. .'.,��������� iviiidniontl It I)....'.. Irving U Little Mr.-. .I.'l L,.iy Nat K Lee Kiiiina, e-tatc ... Lewis, Thomas ��������� ljiwronce. ,1. L Laiiiana, P Mai--"ereau,- Louis. .. Miitlii'ivscn, M Manuel. MrsS K .... . - do , do Mercantile Development Co Miiirheiid, -Mrs WC. McLeod .- McLcod. KM'... Nault, J D Lirovvery. I.evelntoke .Lot-."). Hlock ������i Lo'.S, Hl!l. Lot 7. HI III. and Uiti (>. 7. 8. Iii :i. N'akusp.., Ut 5. Ul ���������--���������-'. Itevel-toke Lot I.-.'. HI im. Hovel"tokc ������������������- Lot -.'j, HI ol. Trout, I^ikc .... Lot 22,2.1,HI-'I, hotel, Trout Lake Lot I, HI "Ki.'l'cvclstoko . Lots 1 lo ,'i. li lo 12, 1)1 1, Hurton Lots li to 12, HI :i Lots ltoK.HU' Lots 17 to 2d. HI I Lot- 2.) to21. HI I Lots 1 to 4. Ill li Lots fi to 21. HI C ��������� " \mI* 1 tfl.i, HI 7 ' Lots 7 to S, HI 7 Lots II. 12, I.".. HI 7 Lots 1(5.17, HI 7 Lots l,"i. II. 17. IS. HIS Lot.s 1 to Hi. HI 0 Lots 1 to 20, HI 11 . , Lots I. 2, !i, HI 12 Lots (i. 8,!������. 10. HI 12 , " Lots 11 to l.'i. HI 12 Lots 10, 2d, HI 12 Lots 5 to 15. Ul 13 , '��������� ��������� Lots l.'i, 14.22. HI :i < Lois 11. HI 7. Lot:), 18, HIS" ' Lots 7. HI 12 Lots 17. 18, HI, HI Hi ' " Lots 11.12.' Jil H.Nakiisp .... Lots HI. II. Bl,,-i, Ker-juson. Lois 21, 22, Ul 5" Lots 19, 20, Ul (i Lois 13. II. HI 7 Lot 21, Ul .'-.i ' " Lot I, HI 1 j. IteveUl oke Part of lot. 180, Saw mill etc Trout Lake Lots 28, 2!), UI.47. Trout Lake . Lots 1.2, HI 10. Xaku-p Lots 21, 2.i, HI 3, " ',.... Lots !). ill. HH. Hurton Lots 11. I.i. HI 10. , N.ik-isp... Lots 1, 2. HI !l. Lots 1.2. 3. II. HH7, Lots 21, 25, BUS). Lot 2. hotel. HI 5, KiTgu-on ... Hotel, Comaplix ..'. Lot 10, HI 2, Lot 14, HI 5, I'-en-uson .... Lots III, HI 13, houscN'sil-usp... " 29. Ul������, - . . " (5.7, Bill. '��������� 21, 22. HI 3, Lot 113S. Hotel St. Leon 3.1. HI (i, lot 7, U1S, Ntikiisp U acre-, lot 397, saw mill, " toU 7(i9. Trout Lake 7. G. 1. Hcvclstokc 23/21, HI 4(i, Trout- J^ako (!, HI 7. " Itevel-toke. S, HI 97." 1.2, Dili. II. 1.5. H1I, ���������5. li. HI 2, Bui-ton 3. HI 7, Nakusp 501, Kvan-poi-t ' J, HI 15, Hcvclstokc .... 3. B19. Xaku-p 21. 25. 1)1 5. 8, HI 10. l-'ei'Etison ti, 10,1,2, 111 39, llevelstoke !). house, 151 Ki. ' as. HI "i. Nakusp ��������� 5;<i. B17. ������ " IS. 19. HI 4!) '' ������������������-��������� 430, 299. Lr.rtleim .townsite 13, 14, BI21. Itevelstoke - 12, 13, 14, HI 52, Trout Lake 1. HI 12, Itevelstoke Part, K J. section 2(i Lot 7, Hi 2 Nakusp S\V part N 1.23. T 23, Itevelstoke. Lots S nnd 9, 111 t, Heaton Lot 47. HI 48,'Trout I^ake house SI0 00 13 GO 12 15 i 55 7 95 1 ("H no 4 so 15 M 119 0,5 10 91 7 SO 13 (li (i 15 S40 00 31 35 27 15 1 7 95 4 25 77 2,-| i Mi ������1 00 1 0(1 ,1 00 4 00 4 00 I til I 00 I III) r\ cause ,"A- &'cod makes a strong arm The Makers know- ing* iirst that every rair is worth it; pledge ;���������. fixed value, through : their price on the sole -$4.00,���������$5.50,���������in "The Slater Shoe" Iveniicciy J 1' Clark, Mrs.' McGi-c-,'01-, l-'W JlcDon.ild, Hliiir ... do McDonald,.I A Mclvcnzic, Mrs M...: MeMil! !!0!!,-.Ji'i=.;,--- ��������� ��������� clo , ' "������������������������������������ Mel^atighlin. O Needhnni, II do Nakusp Lund antl Development Co.'. ��������� Lots 19, 20, HI 7. Lots 8. !>. 10, HI 3, (i. 7, 8, HI 4 21,25,131(1 (5,7. HIS Lot 11. Ul 21 3 lot.s. Hotel , . Lots Ki. 17. HI I - IS, 19. 20, HI 1(1. ., Hurton - Nakusp Comaplix Nakusp "C-DBdyear Welted" tum^^ C. B: HUME & CO. , Sole Local Agents Aid. ���������t'.'l not (lo so the lot Moscrop Bros. Sanitary Plumbing, Hot Water Steam Heating Second Street, Revelstoke Jas. I, Woodrow, BUTCHER. We have not advanced the price of our tobac'o. ' Amber smoking'-tobacco, Bobs, Currency and Fair Play chewing -tobaccos are the same size and price to the Consumer' as formerly. - We have also extended thc time for the redemption of Snowshoe tags to January 1st, 1004. THE EMPIRE TOBACCO Co. LIMITED WAXTKJ) - A TIU'.STWORTIIY <;i'iitli'in,iii tn- lndy i in eucli eounlv to iniiiiii-rt' Ini-iiii'ss foi'nn ('Id esl.-ililislied lniii-i'of f-tiliil (in.-intinl .sIiiikHiik. A .-���������li-.iinlil, lidii.-i lidi- weekly e.i-*li Milnry nf $I,S.(IOpnitl hy elii't-l- e.-ic-h Wednes- iluy with .-ill i'N|i('ii-ii's-Jii'i'('t I'rtiin head- t|ii.-n li-i-s. jMnney .-idv-.-iiic-etl for expen ���������si's. M-.uiiiu-i't;, .'"10' (1,'ixlon IJuildiiif;. (Jliietigo. : '��������� v ... A '��������� ��������� . . Retail Dealer In���������-^-oao2ZZ^r> BEEF, PORK, | ..MUTTON, Etc. Fish and Game in Season. All orders promptly filled. REVELSTOKE, B. C, ^EnJ^ld. HALCYON HOT SPRINGS '������������������ - SANITARIUM;���������*^> , The most, complete Health Resort on tile cont incut ot North Anu'i-ica. Situated midst scenery unrivalled for "-random-, lioalini*-. l''isliiiiK, Kxi-tn-.sinns. Skating and Sliootiiift. Itcsident I'hy- sician nntl Nurse. Telecrnphiu eom- nnuilcat.ion with till parts of the world, two mails arrive and depart overy iluy. Ils hiilhs cure all nervous antl iim-ciiliir iliseimes: its wntors henl all Ividncy. Liver and Stomach ailments, and clini iniile all melalic poisons from lhe*-vs- tcm. Its waters catuiot. he ���������.iti-p.is.A'il for their lieiilin-; virtues. ( O'Connor. Mr������ S .. O'Hficii, L .* Oi-inshy OC O'Toole, J M Poiiporc. J K Picard, l-' I'errlii, ,1 nines .. . I'ipcr..! O Piiriidis, Ciiinella., Pi-(!lti-etta,.l I'ci-i'in.A j'layart, .Itilin . . . Itam-cy. It Uobins-on..! Ititchic, U I-' do do liieliiiril-on.G \\.. Hliiiw-.C K Sti-awhiiek, Pii::c, ,S.-i>haw. II Smith. .1 lv Chi-istiati.J (' Smith. Mr-.M Slcivarl, A M Slewart, AT Temple. <-" H Tolion, K W - ... 'I'lioinns, Mrs \V S Tlioi-nycroft, C; I-A, Ul-quhart. fl W Choi)-;. "*Vali Welsh, IC I! Whitclow, CM.... Williamson. 1!.. Woods,,! G Yoiuifr. ,1 II Tnppin*;. K Ker-juson ' Nakusp Trout.Liike Fcr-fiison Nakusii He.iton HI 22.rNnkusp '��������� 24. " '��������� 3li. - '��������� " 3S. " ' '��������� JO. " *. 4������> ** ������������������ d, '��������� "A 48, " " -ai. ������������������ ���������' 40, " 4, 4, ' " 4, " (i, ' '" (!, (i. '��������� ' (!, 8.' " 8, 10. 12. ���������' U. ������������������ 14, " . It!, i '��������� Ki. " is: '; is. ���������' 20. ���������' 20, " Ferguson 02 40 G 40 "i'so 3 SO IS -I.'l 35 23'fiO fl 50 , 4 00 a 75 3,20 1(1 FO I sn 10 I.: 102 15 'Si'52 3n fio 131 s 8 00 20 00 4 SO 12 00 7 30 4 0(1 A3 15 : 8 on n on 12 40 5 00 'ifi'so 5 .'"0 iii'.io ISO 20 fl on 02 10 4 00 5 00 12 001 "��������� 3 20 ' ���������' 3 2n 11 20 10 10 lfl : 39 !K) 4 SO 13 00 0 35 13 25 48 00 01 20 45 00 7 50 1 50 110 05 in no 7 80 $11 00 35 35 31 15 S 55 11 IH ������ 25 81 25 S 10 "Niitiie uf Tor-oil. Lotflll, J1.UTJ .. Mumi.XeiL M.ivvvell. Ktiburt.. M.ivnc.,1 1" Bull, ii W : McLeod, Aiifjus... Mc1'ei-niot..Ii)|jii- .. McCtu-dell/r : Mc.\bic,.I W O'Hilen.L ChriMicJ II Cole. .1 .) Cop]ioek. W C Cuilis.'llios, owner HaIy,K Kver^on, J Glenn.W Uladvvin.'AVIl Gray. .1 .1. owner ... Sopcr, M S.ipandotisku.C A.. ���������S.vinond-,, A M Thompson, L. '.. . Whit inker. "���������" Williams, II (��������� .... Williams. \\"*..,,... Pearson. Thos P.vci-. Willi.un liachio. C.-.iisli Siinp.(iii,.Iiilin Kiiicaid, I-: , .., "Weie}', ,las- .. .... Neetliuii, II ��������� Illllll-Oll. I-*vim Siiort Dt"-criptiijii of Lnnd ���������r ���������r. c = ������ ��������� < S. ���������r. ' o ������ rf "*:������' C������������������ 5 o 5^ ��������� c if ~- s *"���������"������������������ . ^ ^ r- ��������� SO r-���������' FANCY WORK SALE. Fancv work, includinfr Knilirciidered Lunch and Fiv.- O'llcck Tea Cloths*, Centi'i- Fiect's, Tea' Cosie?, Diawn N^'oi-k, Fancy CJiishions etc., for --ale tit l-i-.-iion.-ihle pi ices nt Mr.-. Turnrose's stoiv, L-orner Mc-Kenzie avi������. and 1st s-t. Pre-eiiiiitioiiltccoid No. I.'t7. " 412.... ���������' , .-.ot;.... " 238..-- -IM !IS.... " 21... '��������� 480.... " 110.... "��������� 121.... '������������������ .���������- 3(i7-... " KH.... 311.... jLut Kfll. Hull's LiuidinK* ��������� Prc-ciniition lieuord No. ..iLot2."'. Gold deck .. I're-eiuptioii JCeeoi-d No. 307.. 112.. 1S3.". ' iii;.'. 228 . 107.. I] III, i (fi 12 SO, "il (KI 2.1 (*(l| 12 fill 21 m 0 III a m 12 bill 17 W, 4 SO 4 SO 3 20 23 BO 12 80 31 10 J2 SO 72 (K* 12... " 12.f... [W; ���������s(-c2l,T|i71.1'-ii-i; Valluv . 11're-en ptiun Hecord No. 118... ! :: :: ". & ��������� I ��������� .tin.. '��������� in;... i , ' ..... -| __ ,Lo!, l.'Kl. Hall". Liindiii-c I'ri-einptiiin Ki-i-Dt-il No. 07 ... Cl ... 22 10 21 m li 10 12 SO li 40 I SO 12 SO 21 00 25 1*11 12 80 1 80 ���������12 (K) 20 (KI 20 (KI, II ixt; fi 111, 2-1 fid! 12 Ki1 2-1 fit) 2.1 fid' 12 so; 2.1 fill! i; y fi 4()l 12 ������). 17 (in! I SO, i ixi; io in 4 (ID "SI 00 I no, iii so 4 00, 2*J W '4 (lOl 2<J m 4 IK) 1������ ill I HO' 20 fill i y io to I (I'l 10 40 4 no, IG so 4 00, 21 m I no S SO 4 SO*' I (-)i SSO 3 20 4 00,1 7 20 2-1 fill 12-80 31 10 12 8(1 72 (Kl| 22 II) 21 fit) fi 10 12 HI fi 10 I H) 12 Sll "Ji fill 21 00 12 Ml I SO .12 00 20 Oil 20 00 41 (X) 4 tX) 29 00 4 lull Hi SO ,4 (X) 38 40 4 ui; ii; y) 4 txi; 71; txi 4 (X)! 20 40 4 <������)( 2!) 0C) I (X) 10 40 TIME *S*. .S'.' "Archer' TABLE or S. S. " Lardeau." 4 (XI 4 (XI I (X) 4 M t (X) 4 (V III 6*1 10 1(1 8 SO Hi SO 2ll 00 29 fil) 4 (XI,- Hi s" 4 (X)l 8 hi) 4 (X'l -Ki (XI I 'X'] 21 ix; 4 U'l 21 (J-: 4 (VI 4S ()0 J'-nKI* FRASEH, As,sc,-sor, Itevelstoke Assessment District, Hevclstiikc'.'H. ('. Vi A* , ��������� 7 _ A .'. '^ Htiuning bf-tween Arrowhead. ThomsoiiV Landing and Comnpliv, coinmencin*- Oct. 14th, Mil. will ^all as followr (weather permiuiiiBl: Leave Arrowhead for Thomson's Landing and Coni'-iplix twice daily at lok. and 15k. , Leave Comiplix atid Ihomson's landing for Arrowhead twice daily at 7.15k. and 12.45k. Making close connections * with all C. P. R. trains and boats. The owners reserve the right to change times or wiilinus without notice. TIIE KH-KD ItOBIXSON LUMBEIt CO. LTD. r. HOKINSON, <', Managing Director, The Revelstoke Navigation Co. Ltd. TIME TABLE (During waiton of high water.) 70 00 12 00 1 00 4 50 4 50 Dwelling Illicillcwaet Lots 13.14. HI (I Revelstoke Lot'3. HI 15 ������������������ 10, HI ������ LoLs23.2(,H15 Lot 1!), HI 2 , Lots 40. 41. 1)118. Lot 20. HI 50 Lots 11.12. HI 50 " 2������, 27. Ill (i ���������' 23.24.1111 " 2.3. 4. 1113 Lots 1 to Hi. ���������' Itolfi. '��������� ltolli. ������������������ ltolli. " ltolli. ," Itolfi, " 1 to 10. '-. Ito 22. ������������������ lto 30, '��������� lio 20. " 210 fi. " S. 12, Ki, 17, " 20 to 30, '" 4. " Hi 17. 18, ���������' 20. 21. ��������� " (ito 13. " 1.2. ���������'��������� 18to 23. ,i ���������' 2S10 3I). " 1.2.1.5.8.11.12. " ��������� 13 to 10.1S.2I1. " 4 to 22. '��������� lto 22. '��������� 1 to 10. " Ki. IS. 111. 20, " 1.2.3,5.11.7,11. " 12tol7. " 2.3, 4,5, G, " 11 to 20. 7 " 4. '��������� 7 to 10. " 11.12. Ill IS. Lol7.H151.h'lfl4.H151.TrontLnke Lot fi, HI 5, Nnkusp Lot 10,1117, '' Lots 1 to 2il, HI 11. Trout Luke. Lot 9. HI 17, Hevetstoke. Lot 10. HI 10, Lot 12,1)1 S " ��������� J-ot S, HI 52. pre 15. Trout Lake Lot 9. Ill 37. ltcvclstoko.... 1--23. ������������������ ,...| Lot I.i. HI ii. Nakusp Ifi. " Ifi. ���������' ....i Interest in part E }, s11, t23 j Doininion Land. Hcvclstokc.. Lot, Hi. Iii 23. Hotel, Hevcl.stoko. Lots 19.2������. 27. Iii .">. Nnk usp Lot* 10,17,1)1 3,Lots 21,22 HI 9 " ILol'.'O. Iii 5. ���������' iLot*0,7. Hill, - - Lot fl. HI 37, Itevelstoke ���������' 7.8. " Ifi. '��������� 13- " Ki. Nakusp ' " .'"!), " 17 Trout LaiCc " 13, III 3, Lt 10,1)1 .VLKcr-fiison Lot 21, HIS. Nak-iisp.... Loti-'.l't.'M, HI 18, Trout LaKc... ������������������ 1.2. '' I, NaKiiM).... " 9.10. ���������' 2. IteveUtoK-e.. " 11,12,-.,11. Naiuisp ������������������ 9.10. " 4. hotel. " 15, 17. " ll.Lot 3.1)1 S " ���������' 18, '' 12. ' Burton... Store, lots. HcvelstoKc Lots 4.5. Ill 19. NiiKtisp .... " 1.2. "' 9. '��������� 1,2.3. '��������� 20. " 3. ���������' 11. Hotel. Comaplix.. Lots 1.2. HI Ki. Lots 7.8. HI Hfi, I'.cvelstoKe ,io 10 15 4 80 4 00 10 40 7 20 ��������� fi 40 7 fin ���������IS (X) 5 (������ 7 ,10 0 00 3 75 3 Of 13 05 G 15 107 10 ��������� (i 40 "i'so 3 Kll IS fl 9 35 '2:V('i0 17 10 o 50 5 75 ���������3 20 If! SO 4 FO HI 15 150 15 Si 52 39 00 195 45 5 55 12 50 20 no 7 80 12 00 11 SO 4 00 03 15 8 on 9 61 12 10 5 00 'it;'so 5 SO ifi'.io ISO 20 9 00 on no 4 OO 11 75 12 00 3 20 3 20 11 20 25 10 lfl 25 39 90 4 80 17 35 fl 35 13 25 10 15 HKIIi 25 32 55 4 80 13 G5 45 95 85 45 9 00 OS (X) .13 (V) I (X) 4 (XI 7 20 15 35 28 1 11! (X) I SO 4 (XI 10 4(1 7 20 fi 40 7 00 IS (X) ./ 5 05 21 (I'l 1 00 4 00 ,4 00 Tnti I 0(1 4 00 4 00 Too 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 I 00 4 on 1 00 4 00 's'no 4 no 4 00 4 (10 I 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 i no I 00 4 on 4 00 4 no i nn 1 oo "s'oo i oo '.Trio .4 nn 4 nn 4 on I oo t no i no 4 (X) 'I IX) 1 (XI , I (X) I (X) t on 4 (XI 4 (X) I 00 4 (X) 4,0.) I (X) 4 (X) 4 (X) 4 (X) I CO 4 CO 4 IX) 4 (XI 195 05 22 90 11 SO 33 05 10 15 111 JO 10 10 "s'sn , 7 sn, 22 95 13 35 '27'fifl 21 10 9 50 0 75 7 20 20 sn ''SSO 14 15 151 15 'Hi 52 13 on inn is 12 55 10 50 2i on ii sn ��������� io oo 15 sn son , fl" 15 12 1,0 i.i on Hi 40 fl 00 '24 SO .!) SO '2ri\in mo 20 13 00 73 no s nn ]."> 75 io rn 7 20 ���������7 20 15 20 ���������29 10 23 25 43 90 S SO 21 50 13 35 17 25 14 15 8 SO S 00' 4* *������ * * lent ion loom own make of X3l'1X> JL l^ll U, XlG^UGiTS 4 One cif the inosl allrnctive'.slove.s made today. Four s-izt's: Also Coal and Wood Heaters, Cook Stoves and Steel Ranges. FURNACES Our nvvn in,-:lie of livetted pipes the same price as the pati-nt "always slip" kind. ' j LAWRENCE. *������ "& *t *Z fS **-" "*-** "*? i* I* ��������������������������� * <* * ���������(��������� * ���������(- nr ���������*&��������� -T-- <r fr ~t* -������t -fr *- At *r *r ������ -^ "O ���������JHHT&tT'lT^TWtTt-WTTWWTTWW^ fr fr ' Leave Fi-jht-Mile Landing each TUK-sDAY AND FKID.W nt G a.m. Leave La Porte, each TUKsD.VV AM)''FRIDAY at 2 p.m. - t Sl'I'iCJAl. TJilPS will he, made between ilatea of roguhirsailing' whenever business otl'eiT'l warrant & same. The Com-iany reserve the right to change time and'days Qf >;iiling witli- out notice. ' A. FOHSLAND, li. FO H5" LAND, ' ' "Miifciei W.TKOL'P. Purser. .11 95 10 .11 HI 10 fi l.'jl 12 ,7lj 0 4(l| 5 oo: 12 (111 5 0(1 5 15 5 55 fl (i.1 77 1,1 11 05 13 50 ' ,50 15 (X) 40 8(1 i fin 19 20 11 00 27 81 4 fit) 0 8.1 .1 rid 11 30 30 (X) 11 10 11 20 10 10 11 (������ 22 00 12 05 Camborne has been called the ' . i ������ Rossland of the Lardeau. Many believe thai Camborne has''a greater future than any mining' camp in the West. thing Those who are wise and can size up a .".goo-d are getting in on,the Grpund Moor " Some" of the .best lots Have already snapped' up." Don't you want one ?" been Twill Make Money for1 You While You're ���������=^f������-' Sleeping. OOEAN STEAMSHIPS Royal Mall Lines. Cheapest Route to the Old Country. ALLAN LINE-Krom Montreal. ' I'rctoi-itin , - - Sept. C l-.irisian - ....... Sept: 13 Nniiiiiliiiii Sept. 20 Ttinisiaii - - - - - Sept. 27 Corinthian ��������� ��������� ' ���������' - -. ��������� Uct.'l DOMINION LINK-Krom I'orllantl. ' ' Coloniiui - ��������� ..,'.. . ' . Sept. G California!! ��������� ��������� ��������� ��������� . Sept. 20 Colonian - ��������� -,.-'��������� -, ' - Oct. 11 IJKAVKR LINK-Krom .Montreal. Lake Ghampltiin ' - ���������"',- - - Sept 14 Lake Oi.ta.rio .-.--��������� "II Liike Kt-ie - ,- - - ��������� - ' ��������� " 18 Like Mccmilic o "25 Lake Simcoc u ��������� Oct. 2 Pas<eiipcrs lickcled ihroufch to all parts of Great Ijritain and Ireland, ami at, specially low rtnes to all parts of the European continent. Apply to nearest railway or ^leamnhip a(;ent or to T. W. BRADSBAW, Agent. Revelstoke. ��������� ,s f...- CAMBORNE TOWNSITE CO., It: S. WALLACE, MAN ACER ���������- -' - - - "CAMBORNE, B. C. Trains leave KEVHLSTOKE Easi.hiHind .. Southliound..-.:. We������tliound .'..'.���������'. Daily r Sl30 S:10 17:15 Tourist Car Service ST. PAUL : Daily TORONTO. ' " Tuesdays and Saturdays AM ONTRIiA I, a nd BOSTON... ��������� '. Thursdays 1031! 25 IG 05 4,80 13 05 45 95 85 15 9 fill OS (X), fil 10 I (X) 1 (X) 7 2(1 1.1 35 2S 1.1 31 (XI .11 95 10 10 ll) 0 15 12 .50 fi l() 5 fit) 12 05 .1 00 5 15 52 35 il 0.1 88 I' 1.1 !l; 9 ������*l I!) 20 11 CM 27 8.1 1 00 (i 81 .1 .10 .10 30 128 (XI '4 (X) 4 (X) i (XI 4 (X) I (X) 4 (X) 4 00 4 CO 4 IX) HXI 4 1X1 I'Oil I (.0 1 (XI 12 fXI I (XI I (Xl I (XI I (XI I (XI I (XI I (XI I (XI I IXI I txi I (X) I (XI I (XI I (XI 4 (X) I (X) I (X) I 00 I CO I (XI I (X) 1 101 25 50 0.1 S 80 17 05 19 95 89 45 13 00 72 00 05 10 8 (X) 8 00 11 20 19 3,1 32 15 31 (XI fid iir-i 20 55 II 10 10 15 Hi .VI 10 II) 9 (i'l 10 (11 9 II'I 9 15 ���������Ki 3,1 13 fi.1 92 1.1 19 9,1 13 fill ,13 20 11 00 31 81 8 00 111 81 9 .10 fit) 30 IMBst Dominion Land Interest only John-son, Anton .. I'eter.-on. 0*car ... Williams-op, A W.-ilson.AVG .il'artsec.33, tp 22, Oreely CrccK.| 22 (XII ..Greely Crock. . . ��������� j ^2 <xi .'SIC 1. sec 23, tp 23, RevclstoivC... ���������NIC \ sec 20, tp23. KevcMoKc..,! 32 (X)l 10 (KI 22 (X) 22 (X) 32 (X) 10 90 I (Xl| 20 (XI I (XI, 20 (X) I (XI 3fi (X) I (X)| 11 90 Comfortable ^ Beautiful Furnished Homes are' made possible without great expense by choosing froni'our large and varied htoek. Golden nnd Flemish Oak'Furniture, Cross- ley's Superb Carpcc'ls and Rugs, Scotch 'iind English Linoleums fiOc to $ 1.50 yd. wa re that wears���������"18*17 Roger Hros." Sw'ss and, English Lace Cnrlninf Large JII intra led Catalogue free of Charge. Oi Silver- French. .5a in pies Furnishers to all Classes. ers Victoria, B. O. For full information call on or address ' ' ' K. J. COYLE, T..W. BKADSHAW, A.G.P.A.; Agent,' VANCOUVER. ��������� REVELSTOKE. Seeds, Trees, Plants, Bulbs.. IOAL CONTRACTS OF ANY: MAGNITUDE EXECUTED GKEENHOUSE PLANTS, for Fall Planting. Clean certificate froni inspector. -- CUTpFLOW'ERS. AGRICULTURAL ' LMl'LEMENTS, PEE SUPPLIES, FRUIT BASKETS, FERTILIZERS, Catalogue Free. M. wamssasi iii4niL'r*iitiuiicB Complete Installations Our Specialty Finest Class of Machinery .... The Hinton Electric Co. Limited VICTORIA and VANCOUVER. One Block from C P R Depot and Steamboat -Wharves Re-furnished and Rc-ir.odclctl Rates $1.50 to $2 per day Corner Granville & Hastings Streets, R. DOWSWELL, Proprietor, - Vancouver, B. C. Special (|Winter Terms : . ', . Per Week. Tlie interest in the following, in which thc fee is in the Crown: lici-ch. Thniii.is. (*o������.������cr. U H Ili-nwii. I) liour-tcoi-. Gen Hani lield. W ��������������������������� Dournc. V A . - l"t)ll!-'.UI. Alf linrriil'-c. ,1a-.. Ciuiiuiicthiini. A . Hoiikin-". W I lorn n. MM .. . .Ii'iminifs. \\* .. . .tn^-ili.--. I'" ICh-k-iip. W....... Lindgr-.-ii,l'A... Lot 1143. Galena Bay Lot il io. Hall's Landing Pre-emption Record N'o. KXi '��������� 12(i.... " \m.'.'.'. " 129.... " 113.... .. ,Lot 413. Hiill's- Landini;, owni-r. ...!l'rc-riiiption Ilccon] No. 371 ..;��������������������������� " " i(W .. ��������� -���������I " " " 82 ... ��������� ������������������I .. " " ������������������' '122..'.. ...jLot 2712,G I,owner ..... ... ... ... (Pre-emption jttccord No. 130.... 17 lid 17 00 1 (XI .11 40 .11 10 1 (X) 12 80 12 80 4 (X) 17 00 17 00 1 (XI 11 20 11 20 1 (XI 7 70 7 70 1 (XI '17,'i0 8~S0 17 00 1 (XI 8 80 1 (XI Hi (X) Hi (XI 1 (XI 12 80 12 80 1 (XI 12 80 12 80 1 (XI 13 2<) 13 20 1 IXI 17 00 17 00 4 00 10 00 10 00 4 (X) "180 480 400 21 ("ill .19 10 Ifi 80 21 ������0 1.1 20 11 70 21 0������ 12 80 20 (11 Ifi 80 Ifi 80 17 20 21 till 20 00 8 60-'"J J. HENRY, . iiOO'.l Westminster Road, Vancouver White Lakok O.vi.y. jaMBIM! Standard remedy (or Gleet, Gonorthcca and Runnings IN 48 HOURS. Cures Kid- - ney and Bladder Troubles. Cook's Cotton Boot Composed ' Is PucceBSfulIy nse-l monthly br orer '10.000Ladies.Safceffeciual. LwIIeaMk r -SJ,'?ur drUK)-ist for Cook'i Cotton Roni Coo- pound. Tnl-e no other, as all Mixtures, pills tad imitations are daiigerons. Trice, No. 1, Jl per 1)01: No. a, lOdcf-recii stronger,$3 pe-'.box. No. 1 or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two 8-ccnt Btamps. Tho Cook Company Windsor, Oni. tS^Nos. 1 and 2 sold and recommended br all responsible Druggists in Canada. * N'o. land N'o. 2nrc -old at Irout Ijikcby K. T. Aliev. mni at Kciclsiokr hy MA Hi-ws-. O. K. Curt in. and C.niada Drivg & Hook Co. I'niggist.s COMAPLIX J. H. YOUNG, - -i Proprietor. icsL brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 'ravellers io ���������auh'is Hotel. sh Creek \vill find excellent accommodaiion n2L'A WooaVs ^osp-hodins, Titc Great English Remedy. Sold and recommended by all druggist** in Canada. Only.rell- able medicine discoTcrea. Six . _ . ._ packages gmrantecd to cure all forms of Sexual Weakness, nil effects of aboso or excess, Mental Worry. Excessive use of Tobacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt of price, one package Si, six, $5. One will please, fix vm cure. Pamphlets free to any address. Tao Wood Company, Windsor, Oui. Wiitin'.s I'liost'iioniNi: i<-..*<-'(l.i;- Hcvclstokc iiy Ciiiitidii' Drug (c Hook Co.. G. K. Curtis, nnd \v, Hewi.aiid oy FraiikT. Abcy atTrout Lake Driiggi������t������.' , .-..-..." / mmamwms&iimmsmitmiimi THE KOOTENAY MAIL. In iliisd:iin]ii-liiti.it.('i*vi''i-yl>ii(ly A is iiitue '���"-ir. b-& uouliled with ' AentiUiii in the h--aii. Oie-' of lh.-*newest l'l-iii'-di'-s: i<(-iill*"il - ..77* It'is; c-iiliipiis-'d nf I'.vn l,n! tl-s��� ;' '- ���������Ay one for internal a ml lln- r.t li'cr; / A '- fur t-Xti't-tiiil llsi'" ;iim1 will I'lf.-ct .'��� ���'.-'��������� '.'���'���'���'',, ;idire "is ni-ar-as-iii'l'y. iVi'-ilii-ilu- 7 L:A ;.-,r;��ii. J'It. isA-uitl'ii'ldy Iiy, thi*A7;-7-A iliiiill dfyyWfi:$%;$&-;& ,7: ,''���,���':'"��� '���'��� .'v'.AA. ��� A';.<./, A ���, ������'���.'."'". .:,,V' - ������'.', ���..' up-. -.7 AA;:Ti-y,fiii' yiiui->i'l,f aiid'bi'.'(���i'l'n'y'iiioo.j' 7 ii^iiS^^^^ ^'S. d^' ^Ipoitii"-Young���Oiv-jept.-iotii^ at (i',30 ������''l\k iii., by Rev; Mr; McLeaiv, of ANuyn id: 'Scot -in,:" aAthe res'dencc7 of "Mr. a nil '''���Ai'.M'rsA'^ ;:'-.-j.Y^Iiss.lI.n'lii Youiig.yoi'ngestiliiiigbter v.v;...of:ReA'.'.h .Young,! -X or foi !<.,;'. Eng., to ���.'���" .John T. Moore, of Dc-ayer.'������;' ';; "a LOCAL & GENERAL W7 rettei"; Charley. .Abraliiini- ii-ipleti-ec'Abelii.nd :; ,A'i.;:"\LA:j>etnpie'c('A7:liits?A!Sticcee(le(l "J1 A, Fleming, as city ^foreman..;:'' a.';. 'A'A A;<; Af'bocity taxes'havecciniii * At liis; ye-ir i Iiii ii ever before AaAAAA'AA- 'A; A'/VenTon 'A fair . wasA A pn ly;; Ai ''Apiu-'t i:i 1< A success: through .lack'of��� exhibits. AA.A7.7 ^[���:Ai:-���������^.'j- A^histA-hceting,7;qf,Lodge ;Loyiiity' d. ; Sons jof. England' there;: were two/iiiith; ''di o i - ��" -?������'; 7.1;': :���' ��� d :.:������ yyy: y a. ::y'ddd a. ���'������'iA-En-'ile^ola, tbt'7'eelebrated ' Freiiclr' r.~;ii''i{t-h'(ji^ ;A.,;fuineAfron).;ii Astove. \:y AAaVA-AAa: :7;A"'':The city council'ip^opose'A'toAstrike A';7ofl'-'. t be.vptersi' 1 istAa 11;���; rate'paycrs ; who 7^!iiav'e7nOttpai(l tJieiivtaxes.^'AA. 7'';;v7A.A::l A A;;A;)!e..KM''i^^ 7 7'Kain'loops^^^ 7 /H crod -j .'-.iv 11 "Abes toil pit i ii ti 1 ig 1 iyM lie ,:,-.';exl)ibitpi'.'p77A';'-'7.',- 'A'AAA 'AA'"A,jA7 AA V;'v l'i"';'J" V'V'""^'^i"! s^' ^'' y."*'���' A.Ason AhasA Siberian ;;; 7O1 ACeii tra 1 J1 (gel A 'I'm t yields 4007]hs. A-:'of.irnit"in-;ii,iseasou;f'A,.7A{7''d'dd.dyd ���".���. In 11 ic. S ii pi'<> i i i C7 ;7 C c i i i i" t suit7of F.J}: 7 A'*\,y6lls ys;'-'Sun'sliinci��� JyiniitoilCclaini': for: 7 ���.Actiii'irivission.Apn''^ A-'.''"<;6v>.in issi6.h;7-/.l.i's'.s'i;^co">V;;;-"issu6<l_--,to At-i lcc> ���.i;;''*jvj(loji'ce7iii^ii'biiuiojKy ���;;';-:;^'.: ���.'^""rlry;.'JJsicl ic is ^ y\ \'i x i l.ji si ri'^'-t'C-t 1 i c*r' I.i os l^ i t-^ ��� !Aal;vviil7iiieet ii);;"*\p;72flire;biUl;Tue3(lay, Aire&r,;;Q,C!^^ :': of ;Ai>lIvcer-": -'nil.otliei-. business7wiliA.bo; A7t'riinsact'c(lA AiV'A'ful 1 sittc'Vdiiiicc;isA '"^r ^A-uestodAA';'A::!''';I;^ , 7'7;;Tbp? -.-' st o.r i i i ^;o i V; -JIT li ii i" s tlsi'y .���, V:*' If ri tl ii y 7 ami Sntiirday Wiis.vgcnernl; AshbuAox- .AicndingAilpng Atbei^railwiiyAfroiii.Ciil- vigary tpx'LvviihAtlJiitlc;.,.:7Tlici:e^:wiis.vAa .depth ���' "of ,'llii'eO' inches .of Asnow: at. idjhxciwddd:d}y,:Kd.,id : ''-������ -i-d,dA .Tbe v:cityA'*ouncilAbave, decidedto 7 grades t lie ���street is': of: t lie ci ty ,��� nnd Awi I1 :. ubt ai ii 'Abe' Acui'uA of tbe '.govern nien". .grading lnachine 'id ICiulei by for., tbe - p(irppso.7ATIie;,* result will be ti great .: iii!pr'Oveib.ciit':tb .tbe. streets' of tbe Acitv.7. aa a'A' y ������������i'A:y-'<'A: '-ddddA:. Social and Personal 7 Rev. K:, Hogg, of Golden',has left for thc;east. AA' ������'-..'������.���: ;; 'A' .'.'A.Aa:' A J. Blnivv resinned bis duty as ''night; oliic-er on Tuesday..'"-"-' 77 7 A7 ,7 ;7 Miss' Allen isiiO'Viin cbarge of the Telephone Exchange. '������-.'������ 'a. A;'"'''..-,' A,7i'"\"rS.AA'A -L7:Lii'uder ;'has:;gone 'to :G'61diie'l(ls;tojpin lier busbiiinl. Ar7 /.Miss ; Yii'lentiii'c returned, ��� yesterdtiy .from :i week?s'visit to.,Kainloo: s., A:,,.;, ���������. :,';<���- Rev. C7 A7' I'rocuniei had711 nicst successful day's''iishiiigoh Satuniiiy; A ; ������'��� ^Jiss ��Diinn li'iiA; 'ag.iin joined the sta'f'i' of Tiiy'lor Bros.At George; J>iiiiited. 77 TreOiicr: Dunsniiiir piissed .''tbi-otigli on;;' .Wednesday (in his ���..return''.from' :Engl;i-id.::;7A A''; 7 ' ������' A-L'^ddd' 'A'.- '**��� 'A. ^liss Dei if..who Jnisjjeen iitt tending, i)'orniiillseliOur;it;yii;n'-inn-ei-,''retiii-iied: home Sunday inorning.A.- -";���'.*--.'.:>'?-.,.-.��;'.>-;_- 7 'G. I). MorriA7of VRogefe.],:iss,'','hiis been appointed 11,1 listice,of the.' i'eace nii(l<ivas sworii in, on .Mpiuliiy.',A.;'.'.;l ,7' 15ei;t:' JIo'weY,returned"; cin'-TtieSdiiy night frciin spending Ai' very -.plo.-i.sii 111- vaciitiOnAravelingfiirotiglrthe Stiitesi , .Siipt. Bradley,,'AY.',Gownn:A,aiid ;��� P., Levei['lio- l-t'tiirneil.fi-oi.n 'l-'rc'.neh Gii-ek on'"AVeiliiesdnv ���iiceoiii|inniedf bv Mr.- MiivisAlA,]-:^'::.';^: ":AA*- Addd'A:y:ld" 'I ���. .J;7 il. Tvv-eetltlalev'.fpi'iiilirlyt'fv the: I..nrperia'i; liiiiiki biis lJedii, ��� ajipoiiited' iiccoiii-tii'iit" tp the.linn'of������'���;������ JlcJvin'iipn ���tt-'Siitiierlitiid, Fei'gusonA-^'A 7'dd"-;d ..'������.J'.7'.\\".;;]3i;iii)e Aloft ���' f 0 r ���V :i i'l c'ti i i vi> r-'. <>i i" .Wednesday -to .���Aittencl A tlie 7 Socialist ConventiuiiUlie'i-e iis delegatei'froii'i the ���'��� Revelstoke: iissociatipnA ���<���.. ;llti7 will .A yp-: t'urn;.Sunday;:-A7:A7:- ���"d'yd--ddi- -.d-dd .aaTIic l'iin'i-'riiig'ciof Gijbert;R.'Northey,: formerly of; this city butA'pw. df C*1!1'- bOrne, 7a nd" j:]\I iss-A'-J )ejJ..-^.*\S"b'o'iey'' "'7-w'iis', soieinnized.ttt-Jxb.'j-j.laiid., 7The���J{pv.,,Av AM-. ,Siinford perforincd.: tlio cercnionyA After ������'"'tlio.;:. ce'remonyA 2M rA :ai:cl;:;MrS.: Nprt.li'cy'.departed:for.Cambornea iydd 1"AA\ir:inlterest.ing';cvent7tcioki iilaecpii ;Tliii'rsilii'yyj25tli7iii\s ipsiiltince 'of ;XliA and;Mrs. .1 ./AAA^lorri-; soi-L.A;ben7j\liss;ilildiuAroung,!(Iaught;ci- of 7:;tlie' 71:evv; .J. YouluA'Nbi'folk ���- EiigA; land,*iindAJolin T7;-"Mo6rOj'A;bf 7 Beaver; Wo ri*" ���.:,- i j 11 i t ctl /������.; i 1��' 7 wed lock. 7 Rev. .A. MiicLean,, tif.71,:ctduiApei'fiiriiiedA'liO eei-einoh v'7:7A:AA:A,AAv77:>. 77;;A'*A7'AyJA USE>'*sas^^> BOYM CROW SOAP Thei B^st in tlie World. 7 Jfail us 15 Koyal Crown Soap '..'' Wrappers,A and ih',,return we will niail a beau ti ful Picture size 16x20; or for 25 AVriippcrs : your choice of over 100 books. , ; ;i)rop us ;v post .fcard /asking ; for a catalogue of prciniuins A 7 tp: be bad ,FliEEv for Roviil ,7 Crown Soup Wrappers; ���'"A:.'Addre.ss7:-'---;"AA:'-"-:'" "'.A/- a -The Royal Soap Co., YancouverrB.C. Limited. The Camborne Miner pay.-,:���"The Criterion -nine is putting in its own water-works. SevenJ hundred feet of piping was packed to the mine on Thursday last. together "\itli hot water reservoirs and a bitb-tub. Xuvcr lias Ibe f-hori.igc (if power been felt .so mueb on "the Pacific Division of the 0. P. R. as at pie.-ent. Sidings have been blocked with cai�� and at Golden, Field, and J.agg.111 the blockade wa-- e.-pc'-ially bad. ' Jn order to get the ro.nl ckai<dupas much iis possible, r-upt. Kili.atiick lnis been staying at l'"ield (his week with good resull- .ir.d by u 1e.1rr.1ngc- ment of the ciews thi-uprk on the big hill has been much expedited. BUSINESS'LOCALS. ; Read tlie Canada- Drug ifc'.'JJouk Go's iid. at top of local coin'ii n. ,.-'. ��� . ;��� '���������-,������ . ������./*���;- ���;:���'���.���.'���'- " A;"R. 1-APettipiece has become sole proprietor of th'e'Ganadian, Soci:ilist. A: Tlie tobacco wtir is ended, the American and British syndicates* having aiiiiilgainatcd. ANursing bottles all style-i. with the best of'ri|bber,i:n.ipi)les kept'itt Canada Drug. it7Bpo!c Go!s;7'7 ',.-���:���.'��� ��� '���' ���: :':''' ������ �� ' ';���'. : ���>:,',-.::���":.,''',' A.L;: Kirkj'atrick,7.i'bf;;;FergU':oii. hus jHirer-asecl ;A.7l,IilJniiin's inlerest in the jirnrof Craig & Jlillniah. : Tiiylor: Ib-osAit (ieorgo^ are ojiening piit'iV;iinigiiilicent stock of:all classes ,df.dry/goods:just iniported. A ''AT.''AIcNiuiglit, oAthc' Ifiilcyiin J lot Sjiring^. had adaigbexhibitcif Halcyon waters, at thc'-'Kii in loops'.fiii r.; ; 7-TraveilIcirs ; visiting-'AKcvelstoke will liiuLtlieyibest.,.-; ���; si ccoi'ii 1 iiodiiti p li'.A-a t..' tlie Ceiitral HoteKAAbriiliaipsbii Ib-os. 6 ;; -'''.'���;':.""'���:.::;:A;^ ":':���':. ���"::''������ ���-:������ -.-. ���''.,���.:������'--,:-- '.Ly.i -*'A* A7D.>Orr.and U.jJ.'ori'ierAbfAtheuEvii: hotel,'Caniboniei7hiivo7 dissplyed-piirt- 7. OilAWA'-n.-sdiiyAit' I he i;.esidenceA.of ;IL A">arsdi's,;:At!ie7ihhn:i;ige;/.wiis\ .cole-1 .liiiittjd , 0 f AllA A a A\Iorris,'A:with AlUiss; 'A Wd'- .ILanbury^A'TliCv^GATAv l'rp'ciuiicr; olliciiited ;;nnd;;25'gues^ Miss -'Amy JI,:inbnry>LWas::.;bri(Iesiiiitid; and S.: Di-Crdwle :ic t oil -; 1 s;: yfi-oii in s :if;i ii A Iii tlie evening ���ii.;: 's6ciai:gaiherii*g wiA 'held ���.at'iiMr.'jl'iirsphs'. i-esidbneel'o ccleA biiitc4tiio,cvoiit',-vyheii ii:splendid Aid- tlress-vviiS'given :by ;Jiev.-G7 A.-Prociin-; ieAA and'Speeches itiKl'Sonirsbv:, Miss ;Edvvai-ds^Ai\I(;smA;JI;'.;Ed\va'i(lsi''\\rA7i G:; ;;Wii tsoii,7 LI'.<Pii'rsr'iiise;A\\": Fairel 1,.L.'and: ���Av 7Sm itir.- "������ y-y yyyy ? -yi., fy -������;������ nei'siiip. , J). busi.hess3.f- a:.t On'1 will .contiiitic7 the OfA ANDSTEAMER itcil vvill" bo Ariin Tiif '���'��� '..':. AVc-. regret-.: to.;lr..arh ; that- 7 .TMiii-k : Hyat t-V sco w aiid : loggi ng':,. ou tli S'wns'.' ���.'. 'su*1^ iiijihe riyerAitPriesAliiiiiidsliist 7;. wcekA A lot-of supplies was (lcstroyed.A '* iM r7 A Hyatt 'sttccfcecled in'raising, the 77SCOVV and is ; npW pbrtiiging. the plant ..-",,iiast- Death' rapids.: ; !' ���":.,-' 7'A ;��� i,-.r : . ��� ��� ��� '.:������ ��� ���'������ .. ���-'.*. . !: ,, ���' , ;; D ���: ' ���:-���. 'A a\'. ;G.AVatsoii;is making grout iin-. A7:pi-oveniei)ts .111 hisdaii-y 'l-tiii'ch. 7l!e i7 jsA-'bui'ldiiig two'''r.cW- stables.1 one.���' of- .. whicli Will be.ustd for tiib'-(lairy--ciittie '7ahd.the btberfoi-the': rest of.tb'e stock.- 7 :Thejoriner'wili lje7 ;22-ft.:by,2G;ftA,and ..will bii lighted by electricityA.;,;.* ;: ���.; 7 ���A- ; At :-liis't,; ineeting:-01 7th,e7;hospit;iA! Adirectors tile tender of Tiiylor.ABros., i^.i George' for'-.t'liis������.supply' of groceries'.���for.'i ���'".' tlie. ensuing year.'was accepted.Messrs \ .', Phipps. AtkinsAantlJA jA -Ruttanf Aof i 7 Kiiiilt.u-.ere elected dii-ectors/theKiiulti ,,.' mill having accepted tlie tbrnis pfjtiie "V local hospital.'. 7. --. AxiA.ddi. -; ���'��� ."-A .'"'A AA; The; Canadian Keid Pi-operties . Ltd.; a: pi";-- Lbndoi'AjEng.,- intend bringing under cultivation. I.yiri-igation, sonie ' six;Oi: seveirtlitiusaiul acres of valuable yirablelantl witliin ii very, few miles'- of. AKaiiibop's. A The land' will be stib-��� divided into" siiiall ��� holdings.. Fruit! 'g!"ovv:ing,7will have special attention.' ! ��� Conductor Hopgood as'to'nisbed ��� the \ A resident;,- of Glacier, oil .Saturday by I presenting Dr.:Scliflft'er, of Phifadef-! pliiii. who has. beer, a guest there,, for j some' weeks, with several apples " from j '"��� the,K.'iinloops fair. The apples were j irrown-at Tranijuille 111 id were niagnifi- cent specimens of fruit, rich in color, aiid vveighing 1��� lb. to' li lb. each. A settler from the Northwest- Terii- tnries informs us they' arc looking fnr.H'.-irtl there. t,o the - iiuilding of. the Canadian .N'ortheiii rail'vny to the Pacific Coast. ' Jit says th;it west of the Pine I'ivei- Pass there are magnili- cent stretches' (if rich iigrieultiiral hind, w'tli ;i liner cliinate than the ��� ���Territories iind, that ' so soon as the i-iiilvviiy;.spaiis,tlie Pass there will be a great - influx of settlers, into northeastern Ji.'C. :', ���'���������'��������� ��� .' ���:.��� f'7The Iniporinl Liii 'ibiilAnext7seiisoii.A;: 77 7: 'AA-Ayy ": : "',���'.:',," ' "' ::. :.: -��� ' *' :���'' v AA it"ifhihe'nst? iiV7i\r:tank;;iSr 1 ioi 11 _ J1 Aid: Cast le:l\I oiiiVt|".:i.iii .���'-: " :. A A;;.-. A 777. :.:,;,;.At'.'Uie'''a'uiHia'l,'.i';:ineetiiig-:o^^ liAiti Wednesdiiy77,tbe,lio;u-d:'C>'f,(!ii'ectr bi's vvtis re-electedAA:; ��������� 77A'A:'"a,A:A;7;7 : ��� AiTbeCAPiJiAbiis tifVeredAbvstabUsh^ 11. fast'AtbintiC'sei-vice 'for a , subsidv of H"1.325.0U0 -i ye:ii-,foiAL6.ycaiA 7''id "���The-C7 PAR,-water .siipiily ';nt:, I.iig- gan aiid Field 'went;wiongAtliis week and pn gi h es.h iid; ib; run to, ��� Hector .for water."''"' ;,7', ���'77. 'A': ���'���,'���*' ��� ��� :;'7 A--- ' "���'', ' ' '. TavIbi'-MApJ^hiis-jbihedthe'-fii:i-ii' CVAJiAH 11^10;4;'C6V; J7,tU;.:;-iiiid;AhnS been' appbi.nre(bAii)aiiiigcr;bf the ii nil's Trout7Lako7l"ranchAA:: ':A:.A A,;7:;777l:7AA:i i'7">Vben you; conic'A;tb;ltcyelstoke;'bail; tlie CehtralAHptel;Alius tp take"you tb ii;';.'.'gqpd,Ahptciy:'J.;;-Abriihiu'h^ PrOpS.:7.:;-:,��� ,';��� '"-A;i' V---.'* ��� ;.v;A'.- 'dyddddy'd AAA:Ahtlersb|i;li,iis,spld tp'"Ja'.'.Jlb'M.alibn liis*;iii'tc'r.est;;-iii';.''Mp^h miltand;:has;:gone;. tp: dtfi assesshieut woi'k oii'bis|clainis^ilipvb;:Fcrgusbi";A:A:' A: St..,-7AiKl,i-cws77\\'illiiig'AYorl*ei-s,7iin-; .tend hqklingtlieir ^Jliihd kerchief Sale 'and Entcrtaii'iiiientA,bh7:T]iiinksgivhng7 ,day;;'iifter'i'-!pon:.tih(l"A.'cvT6'ji'ing-. .Oct.Ailithft AaTIiij.-. \Y. A 1-r-iliiiiiisdir; 'AdditioiiAib; Ari-outJjtike':stands7ready to bfl'er''every: Ijii't'ilicci'h'cnt ,tb7,thbse,wbb'- wish tapiir-; chiisc'ipfe.fbH'pi'iyatApr.'biisines^ ip6s^-';A^;/A::AA'<'A:A).'"''v.;[':^ .'-������j*?.^ '-.ic' ^ 1'? i.Q.ii".- li'si s.: 1 eft"',tl i 6';- f i r n i '.',0 f ;'jN f c J v i .ii- hbiiA i-A Siitl'terliiiidA^ hiis;A:lciitcred'i'nto-p;iitnershij):vyitlv'!A7 AN!Ql.)oiVnbl^:;in'f Atlio.AIT^ \y h ich 7M. rV- B lack :\v.i 11 n 1 ii iiiig;e7; 7A:;A A:'A A Ai'lniApiiicb a to,; getiiabiesApod-is iit the Canada :7Prug';,i.ixARbpk. Go's,'they; haveilbts^pf.iilelliiiSjAANestleSjViJtidgbsi - I&s.V<qV f-'U t'cciA J^oVl'-'-'^ I:I oVl i^.l^'^l^J.ai^iilt Ofi_\^>_A ri_4 Ic ?r' iuid"'Su'"ii'r:bf7i\IilkAihvii\-sfi"bsli.7A77 A"' THE LADIES' AUXILIARY, Revelstoke Hospital Society A iniblic mectiii'" will be lultl in Xo. > Khc Hill iii 1 o'clock ii tlic.illi'i-noon, on'I'L'KS- D.VY, OOTOUKIt 7. Kld-lion of r-liiccis .mil ot'ier litifinc.-s \m)I bc,ti.iiis.iiti-tl. 31. K. LA'.VriOV. --icii-l.iiy. The Boston Comedy WILL APPEAR AT Opera House, Revelstoke In lhe lii.iiilifnl Cuini'ilv I.���-"A Pair of Lunatics." , . II.��� "A Happy Pair.1 Thursday, October RESERVED SEATS 75c. iiotly ot" II.iU antl C.illeric-. J''.-; elulilivn NOTICE. XTOTIOK islicribv Kivm Hint 'Ml (lay*- after AN date I intend .ip-il*. mi; to the Ilonoi.ible the Chief Coiiunissiontr cif'ljinds anil Works for the permission to fell .ind carry "i-.i-.iy timber from the followiii-,"J.inils: Xo. 1. Coiniiu'iicin-j.it a post ,it -snnthviest, comer, marked "W. h." iil.uitetl iihont thiee chtiins ,=outli of Hill t-ti-cl., .mil .'ilioiit oiie-.ind-a-hiilf mile-- norllie.isxof Opiioi -\novv Like. Galena Hay, inarLcd "\V. JI,' thence east, Hit) cliuins lhenee north 10 chains, thence west lij'i cliains; thenco south 10 chains to place of commencement. ���"VII IJEATY, Galena JJay. IJ. ('., .Sept. 2_'ntl, llDi Xo. 'A i'oiiuiieiic-111-; at ti po��*| jil.inii'tl at nortlivvest cornei, abti'il ilnce cluuns south of liil". cieek .md iiliom one and one-half miles northcist of (jtiletiii jjtiy, ���\itoiv lake, marked "\V. 15," Ihenccsonth I')chains; tlienee east, liil) chains; thenco nurlh lllcli.nns; thoncc vvi-stliio chains to place of coiiiiiiiiiC'Ciiienl. * wm. hi:aty. G.ili'iia JJ.iy, II. ('., f-'epl. 2-Jntl. l!Hi Xo. :>,. '('omineiiiiiit'.it.i ]W-tiii.irl.ccl"W. I." planted al lhe -ontlniesLioinei-ul lunberlici tli marked '���\\. IJ, 'antl .iljotil one mile o.tslof Arrow lake, fjiilcn.i H,ij. thence south 41. chains; thence e.tsi liil)chains; theme iiin-lh 10 chains; llience west 100 chains to place of commencement. W.M. IRWIN. Galena Bay. li. ('., **ept. "."ind. I!l,y No. I. . ('ominenciiiK ,'M a post marked "W. I."plnnlcd ul liurlh'ic-t eoi nor.ihont;i'i chain-, e.isi of tlie. sotithvic-st loi-nci'tif Tnnbei Duilh No. '>, heie- inbcfiji-e dt-sci-ibi-il, anil abnnl one-aiid-tlii-ei-- foiu His miles nisi u|.\iri)vv lake, (lalcmi llaj- I hence south ,S,J chains, thence east to cliuins: llicnco noi Hi M) cliiuii-; lh. nee vvi-st blj cliuins to plin e of coiiunenet'iiii'iit. , WM. IRWIN Galena 11 y. IJ. ('.. Sept. JJnd. 1!HI2. Notice of Sheriff's Seizure and Sale. VfOTICK is hereby l*ivcn that under and 1_\ by virtue of a vvarrant of Kxeculion issued out of the Small Debts Court of Itoss- l.ind, IJ. (:.. holdcii ut Ros-slaiid, urd directed to the bhorili' of North Ivootenay, iigainst the jjoods of David On-, I have this day seized und (liken in Kxcoution, nil lhe interest of the said Dav id On- in the .Mineral Claims, the ���'("J'clone" and "Ciesent.", hitn.'ited on Great Western Mountain, and the "Crc��cnt." situated on Goat -\Iount.-iiii, in the Lardeau . Mining Division of West Kootenay. AntM give notice that I vvill on THURSDAY OCT. 16th, 1902, at tlie hour of two o'clock-in the afternoon at the Cotit-t Ilou-e, in the City of Itcvelstok-e, offer for sale publicly, all the interest of the said David Orr, in llies-.iid Mineral Claims or such pari thereof as .shall satisfy the said IC\-edition. Dated (Ins 2,'Jtd day of September. 1!��2. JAMICrt TAYLOR. Deputy to the Shcriffof North Kootenay. NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that 30 days after date I intend to apply to tlie Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for a special license to cut ami carry away timber from the following described lands in West Kootenay :��� Commencing at a pest planted on the South bank of Goldstrcam \ mile above French Creek;- thence East 80 chains; thence South SO cliuins; thencc- West 80 chains; thence North 80 chains to the point of commencement. Dated 4th September, 1902, WAY KIXCAID. NOTICE. ���BETOTOKE J��� ONE MERRY NIGHT CHAS, B. MARVIN Furiously::Funny Musical Farce Comedy NOTICE. VTOTICI-: is hereby-,'iven that "lud.ijs nfter i_\ dine I iiiirnd .ipplyii!"- lolhe llonoiable lhe Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works lor pcrinlsston to fell and cany aua.v limber from thc tollon ini"'described lands; Coiiiinenciiii" at a post planted be-ide 'I'. J I. & D'i ��outlivve-)t lornci- i'o-t and iniii-'-ed ' Cl. M." one- qiuirte.i mile west of Deep creek and about tvvo.mil onc- liulf miles.south Iron) 'ialena bay, on lhe Lpper Anovv hike, thence noilli bi) chains; tbeni-o lust Hi ehnins; ihenci' -oiilb SO chains; tlienee cast Mi chains to place of commence neiil. GKOKGK MuCOlt.AtACI-:. Ai row head, ii. ('., September 17th, I'JO.'. nc X' oyd. .> JA,Vi\icCiii*Vy fi;oih::; GalgiVry.A I .oil'.:.: iitAntliriicite bfAc6ii1,^fpiA'.i-h.c''''.'ci.t'y.';^ iigentAAor thc.Anthracite iiiines. Aiiid ���ilthought- tliO'deniiincl for tlie output yOTJCK is hcuby given lli.it lid day-, after d.ilodiinlciid .ippljinif to lhe Honorable the Chiel ('oiiinnssiiiiiei-ui Ltnds and Woil.s for periuissimi lo I oil and tarry away timber liom the follow ing tli scribed land-: Coni- ineniiuK at a post ijl.niteil on west bank ol lhe ci'i'ck l-iiiniiiiK'tluoimhThoinpson'sLand- uh;mii lli'.> L'ppir Anovv lake and marked "('. .M." tiur-li.ilt mill! uis| of Ai row lake, tin nee easL Mil i i .i;-i ��� 11 i nci- sonlli III chains; thence ,vve's! iiiie. . ������ , , ..i^e north 111 chains io place Of C.JII1IIH nci nit nl. GiailiUI*' McCOIlMACK, .\i i-ow-hi'.nl Si ills, Aiiovvhc.itl. JJ ('., Scpltniber I7lh, III.'J, In l-l'i* innttiM' of the "Conipiinics Act IS'*:" lo /S!W" and in tin- matter of the I.illoocl, Fi-nst'i' Uiv-i'-r nnd Cariboo Oohl Fields, Liniitcd, in liijuid.-ition. rpHE iTi'dilni-s, nf ilit�� itbtive named L Coinpnnv aie i't'C)iiiicd, on or belt ire the 22nd' day ol Oclolifi-, 1002. to send their naine'S and addresses and the partic-ulnis of llieir debts or c-launs vei ilii'd and the names and addresses of their Solicitois, if any, to M. le Vic-ointe du ]\;l(uix and Mr. 11. U. Wyatt, College ,Hill ("hanibei'.:-, College Hill, London E. C, England, the duly appointed Liquidators of thc.said Company, oi- lo J. V. Armstrong, Hevelstol***, B, C, Iheii agent, and if so reciuired by notice in willing, to conns and piovc said dehts or claims at snc-li time and plac.' as slnill lie appointed in such notice, or in default, thereof they -.h.ill lie excluded li-oin the henelil, of any distribiilioii unide liel'oic such debts a iv proved. ��� Dated I he (ith cl.-iv of .September 1002. M. uuPELOUXA H. C. WYATT, NOTICE. , , XOTJCE is hereby given that 30 days after date I intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for a special license tojeutjui'l carry away timber from the following described lands in West Kootcnay:��� Commencing at a post planted on the South bank of Coldstream about two miles below French Creek; thence cast 80 chains; thence south 80 chains; thence -vcst80 chains; thence north 80 chains to the point of commencement. Dated 4th September, 1002. D. McINTOSH. NOTICE. that 30 apply to Pit theii Agent, J. V. Armstrong. XOTJCE is hereby given days after date J intend lo the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for a special license to cut and carry away timber from the following described lands in West Kootenay:��� Commencing at a post planted.'!J miles from Coldstream';" thence west 80 chains; thence south 80 chains: thence east 80 chains; thence north 80 cliains to the point of commencement. Dated 1st September, J!)02. MAY KJXCAIJ). NOTICE. c-iii n c'.'vj.i i A AV ecj i i est,! ay, Kii' route i.li'e!' A'stopped- to.'ensure iiA;supply'1' of the minei be u-iblii to Iiii aitrei'i'iirenie .Hevelstoke7,cu'Stoniei-."-.' .v.erv. rreatJie'Vil its; of now iiis PATTERN NOVELTIES. :Makc an v.: ;)i.vf.: Wit 1.1 opera.tions.'-���..-.��� :i nii:, stea.n^'r-.'wi ;l'ee,ti(.n)g7;TvvosC(iw:s vvill iilso:tie built. AA.'Tl'e';C..P.-.';lv.^ tliAir oVvn; coiil ' f-upply. Al'liey': bave'!pUb]'is;io, liiiil''*).rt')spcc't6rs.:QUt.:.' this ;steisb;i A'cx- hLiiniti'i,!;' li!i']-iiig,ea,'t:,6f Iiitnti; aiid.- ba\;e.- stniekj Ay 7V t-.O'iil on which; tli.ey;-; aroA sinking .tosfA: 7 ^i);iftsA7.;." AA.' .A'-.AA' Aj'7.7' '[.dyd^'diddddi ���"������������������������' L ������'''������ ��� ' 7': ' ������*��� ��� " '-,���-. . , ��� -'���'- '��� ���..'' ���:'��' ' '"' A'" ��� ��� ;���' ^;- '��� Owing to the anthracite.strike rcoai;*; ' ���.������������"-::-~v^., -is sosca,'ee'in tlietasttli'it the'rC. AI'A ""'" .R-'^ii'Valled the output'of ,tl)e,vVntlir;tr citc7ihines iuid'fdr'ii. tin^e it ;ib(*l"(-<r;(is' if there might b'e'.'a .serious A'hor^.-ig(.- in tlA. slip ply ft ir, the Avest, hut tlie com pii ifv's requireinehis arc: iioav '.ibo.it- lil'lech- ;7'.-7AA,AA'''"' dC'A ' d. d'- ;t.;speeial trip to oiriAstqi^; f iiiitterii-s, alonAaiuiAani-'trif*'Awill I .111" . In tiii'iii-rmrr / \i\r.' *P.i \-. '; The Dun^inuir. ������goveniincift-', liavc (leciiled to'.'buiiil.n steaiher. ;it - X;iUiisp fur ���-scm'.-cb'niiccM take a cwp> Th''e:.'steiihu'r.'wiii'l.iii78i) !'���-'��� be:7.I)ehne;,iior^with you A when j leave: itotily costs Lo centsA.-Jt iiii'i't��� more i nforinatiijiiA -ffji*. Ail 1 w'o'n.ien, I than .-.in v. otKcr.'..'';Avoiii;inV- ni..i"'ii/.ine lor :,".'.bc' : A''- vou "ii'ns aiT?S|;THE LIMIT." ;W:HI1{LWIND Ub' FCN :S:qi? na no oi;* mirth ;CYCL0XE OK LACUiniilR ^RESERVED SEATS Si.03 No\v*. tin .s-,-ile.lit Canada Drug Co. WWeilARegulated 'J ciidcisfidili-ts-cil It) lln, tintlt.i-sigin-d will be iccenc.l up ni f'l'loht'i lib, l!ii_>, lor ilie pur- eha.se of the uini.ni; plant, nunc-and i.iinp siip- plic-, nii'liulin-- (j;) per tent ilynauule .lessops' slet-I dull, b'.acl.si'inlh niniil, luse, e.'.nned prj- visiniis, assay appliances and supplies,, .cook stove, etc I'cliieiy lo bo taken nl, lhe Cei-I.inilyan'l I'nrpliyry an 1 Iron Hill Minos. beliediiks ami pailiculais m.'ii te obiaincd on applicition lo - '' E. a'. 1IAGGKN: Miiiin*; I'liffineer, lieviUtoke, WANTED Advertisements uiider this h call iii g will bo published :it one cent per word per issue. Cash with order. ' WANTED TO .SELL-A lliiicl in- tciest in .1 Ihg Bend mil.i claim Pi ice .$000, Applv Kootenay "Mail office. WANTED���Hotel propiietors to get registers at" the Kootenay Mail ollice. HevcNioke. In llio mallcrofthe "Companies Acl IStii to 1MKI" iind in the mutter of the Sunshine Limited, in Iit|iiiil.Uion. , . "���""Ilk" creditors of Iheitbove named Conipiuiv I are tetiuired, on or before (he-.'(Ith d.-ivo'f Oilober, lilfli, to send I heir mimes and addresses and the particulars of their debts or claims vol ilii'd and llic names and addresses of llieir solicitors, if any, to Charles Hill. Col lege Hill Chaiiilieiv-, l'olle-,'e Hill, London, K. C��� Kngliind the duly npnoint-id Iii|iiidiUor of the said Company, or to ,1. V. Ai-msli-oii},', Hcvclstokc, I!. C, his agent, anil if so icqim-ed by notice in writing, to come iind piovc such debts- or cliiinis at such lime and place as -litill be appointed in such notice, or in default (hereof thev shall be excluded Ironi the henelil of tiny disi.ibulion made before such debts arc ptoved, , Daletl this lib day or September, W-\ _CIIAHLKS HILL, ,/ per his Agent, J. V. Aimstiong. CiiicriFicA'ii.: of, Imi'iiovisments. , NOTICE is hereby given that 30 days after date I intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for-a special license to cut and carry away timber from tho following described lands' in West Kootenay,: Commencing ' at a 'post planted '3\ miles from Coldstream on Dig fiend trail; thence north 80 chains, thence' west SO chains; thence .���south' 80 chains; thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement. �� Dated 1st September, ]')02. ��� K. C. McCARTEK. NOTICE. FOR SALE. dd-''di&&8&s Ay^0:<m^ AA'idSm'^h. ',.7-A--*-"^ '����Ji ';t,vl6r Bw*. '���t 'Gtun CHURCHES. ���ymfcf I- us well vi-U'as .-in lei.v. The ���tiid Silver v.nith a ail gtil- Jeweler Pinilli's Ail is ono oi lhe ulili-land l.nt'si. i(- ]iroducticiis among the niii-i excpiisiie. ll* st.cli things ,ue' noi a; li-tic li.t y arc of li11lo value. arbor's ICE. . 7 This has been a wonde-fnl season -for tourist trutiic in thej. inouiitaiiis and'iip])e'iirs to bo the forerunner ; (if even g "enter things next- year. ,1. .Stcvt.ns, of Lncoinbe, traversed .the mountains.' between Laggan .iind Yellowhoad J'iiss twice, this .season with, huge.pack trains-and parties (if tourists. He describes-' tlie country as barren oi limber mid gunie and consisting entirely of ��� rugged nioun- .tsiin snow mid ice. ' Tens of thousands of dollars were lost in Toronto on Mondnv bv'the drop in C, I'. K. stock. :.''"��� , ' "... New section houses im ve lieeii built iit.Eldoii nod Castle MoiiutainAtlie ,twb, G-'I'-'LLiStiifionseiist -ol'A lAiggiin. A .'telegraph, oHiee'is to I'l-'piit '.in'.'nt Giis'tle-Mpuntiiih.nu&' not before- "re.-, qtiireti iis^the run ln-tween- L'aggmV and I'.iiniV' is too . I';ii" without' "'telegraphic coinniiinieatii'DS ii.'.d fills resulted in: inucli'iuecinveiiieiiee to tlie :;truinipeii! Tiie instrunient. .will .be phieed at: tin.- 'section iiouse,; ., , ,v :: -.1 "���The',ne,w,;trin::k'which the C. I'., lti;| li'iive' ���.'t.-ii.iistriicted,' Iit/twecn (Mtei'tai! j iind Kit'ld'.to avoid the Ottc-rtai! bill is'( coinpjetecl���; with the. ���'exception of j biillastiti'g,-a laying-'-triick'.-' at east end ; i.i iid putting finishing touches on.Lwo'j bridges:, A n exc.-i'i'.-nt grade bus been ! <ilitiiiiiecl. - '1'lie new liriilge,over tlie j Ottertiiil-is ;i. piginy i:oiiipiirei! with j the old (ilie; T.he .'new piece '.of' rpii.d | will ne iipen for'truflic'in the course of \ a month. '��� '. . ,. ���' ' . ��� .AiMf KS-RVTKllfA.N'.".. ALL "���<-.' ''"���: ���' jA7l)r.:Jxiliiatr'.ek.7o'7Mi!hitC'i.i'i"" College,'' ;��� proposes fC'Atoji ct^ntAJteveisiAke' on j his-return froin'the ;;Coost, ..'aii'dA' yAAii \ hokl'iiinet'tiiig;!!!: the interesis.'ofAhe �� college'; at ''".ilie ,,';.'J'*r^s.ljyt"-ri;i'j.i ���'. eh'sn'Cfh {���here,,A.'-'A .'.���.���,'.':���''-.;.'',:-:- yA- .'"' ' :������.... '--������ ���"...-. IA ��� :A-'.;; As't.j'kteks <;!ifr,Kc'H';''-A"7", .���.������;- A, * '7 .rfiihcbiy ' being the Adrst'SiindiiyAin i 'the'A.iii'cihtli If'iiy Cohiniuhiijii. .will A A ! ;idliiinistei*.ed. nt 8 ii. m. and ll'-a. m.1 - A ���'kSiiii!hiy.'.Scdii.lb'l;!i'S'-i:isii:il'.a-t'2.'30 j.i. ':' AEvi-lAong at.7. *'().ii, ni.; ;>.', iST in, "j 7 The plaris"fo'r j nt 7 Kaiiiioops . 1 I The ���litiildihg' wi I constructiiiii.... v i'spriiig/; "; the ih-w ,C,-IA R, Ifotei :i:ivc--'been',-" ciinipletc-cl. TOTltiE "is;- liciebv givin that at a : i)'uji-liiig;ii| I he Un,ntl ol Liteii- iing ((.'.'iiiiiiii.-sii,net s n| lhe Cily ul j Revelstoke, t>i lie held nliii tin* �� x 'fpii'-.-iii'on tif'JO (lays f, t in lhe hisi ^piililit'MUntiA'I't his noiif.'. I ind'iitl lo j;a|'i>fy v"1" an.Ileii I I.'ijiioi Lie.-lis" ;o { he',u.'I.-;il'i|i.-cl, Hi, tin- in lespitl f'f I he i pi'i'iiiis.'s t-ret-litl Hid lo he cut lid ! tipVii!' :th.'e,West h.tli ol f.,i|s 'I',.,,, j Eli-'vi'.-f tiiid Tin h i , Film k Sixlt en, |'PlanAXKi.i'R'*.vi.'| inke. known ,is the !'')Ji;ovvn'^|i.ek.7' | 7f),,tec) tlli-ANl'llh ti ! 77, . " ,-'". ,.;'��� UOH.V A farm for Mis. D. Win,, -ale, good buildings. Iloic'-lokc, ii. C. Apply to For Sale rpm: l'lOVKKI- HOTI-.L, UK VIONA Ii. 'A .1 Thc solo cause ol iii.v sollinj; out is l.,.it I luive lo leave lhis di-lriel on nciotiiil. or ill I'l.illh Applv lo IbAAC li\TK, l'ropiit'tor. Hc.ilon, H. (.'. liob itoy .md Li//,io ltoss Minciiil Cliiinis, silu- ate in the Keviilstoke Mining Division of ' Kootenay District. �� "W'licru located���AIn nt seven miles up Liifoi-inc en-el", on north sale, c lake notice thai I, .1. A. Kirk, acting us iigont for Alex. McGn-gor, Krce Miner's Ccrti- In ate No- li'it-'.SH, mid .linnes Little, Free Minei s Ceitilleale N'o. I!(i7S,w, intend, sixtv days fioin (he date hereof, to apply to (he Mining Recorder for a Corn Ileal c of Improv eineiits for thc purpose ot obliuningii Ciovvn Grunt of llio above claims.. And fuithcr take iiollio thai notion, under Section .'17, must bo commenced betot-o the ih sitnnce of such Certiflculu of inipi'ovenients. Dated dns aLli day ol Augusl, 11)02. .1. A..KIKK. CKltTIKICATK Ol*' IMl'HOVUMKNTS. NOTICE is hereby given Unit .'"0 days after date J intend to apply to the Chiel" Commissioner of Lands and Works for a special license to cut and 'carry away timber froni the following described lands in West Kootenay.��� Commencing at, a post*, plnntcd on the South Dank* of Coldstream \ mile above French Clock; thenco south 80 chains;',thei>ce west 80 ehnins; thence north 80 cliains; thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement. Dated 4th September, J002. K.C. MoCARTER. NOTICE. NOTICE. For Sale Two Wood Slows and a .Sell'-JA'" ing Co.il Stove al D.iig.iin Pi ices. Apply lo F. D. LEWIS.' hy nfS*'iit . (A LACt'll' If0-2. 'ON. ���cVist''!fi<),0Q(V I. A oiiniiiK'iic'i' ���a nd ixixt -THE GRANVILLE SCHOOL, V17A HAIA'AAfill I i VAV'01 VI.I! ll ( ��� Reopens Stp'cr-.hr-r Orel. . . .Rii'ilvva'y -inen'., have reason proud of,the .Pacific Div-jsicin'of ��� i.. 'Inspector M il lei- iind l.ridge I'oi-eiiii'in '0. ''Fraser,, returned inst vv'Cek froni M oil t 'n:iil, where ...they hiive heeuto give "evidence .in.,''the .'case' brought against the. C. P. It. hy the men: .who were engaged in. the east to work.cm the siiowsheds (|i;li-iiig, the stfike-of Inst- winter. . Tlie evidence '.showed that the pliiintilVs left the- coni'inny's s. rvices voluntarily' unci juilgnieiit, was given in favor oftbedefendant conipany; ������" ', : ������-��� thevC.7 il. -is ��� e'o in pared with cioii'diliifn-.r! fui'thereas!:.. .Th'e..harmony,,go<'d-\-'ii,l% i efiiciency'"f,service and.loyalty of the I' ('liijiliiye's.vvest off.a-rgii!.! is in marked' dill Must to'.that'(.inst. of the su'mi.iiit'j' where there are instnneo.*- cif.good; 'and.! deserving n.ieii I iiin'g.;treated, v.s floir.-.- i with,thi- result that, there is -a A* vim':, of j. syinpathy, with tlie'Villicinl^1 wln.-ip the': men. regard as'tynuits.' . There-nlt is ! flint in 'soine' respecls ''tlio serviee 'm ' tliat sec-tioi: is (lemoi-iilised.,' ff' is a living e.vainp'o of the yn.'iie of a 'com- ,|iimy haviiig.its afi'aii-K iii the haiK.l.s''oi' good officials as ik.trig-r case .generally on this division, wln/rens there is. con- linunlly troiible east of f/nggiiti. ,,���,���'* ������ :,\ it��;.-.r,i;ii''.'oit Illlfill'lI-ilV till.-' I'.'' >'( ii if. ti." l-'A;'."--i*;>! ��� I'Vir-'i'l'K.:..".-;'-.!!-. Ir I i' I.. I' j (In -' --tuip.'e i , oliluui lh' l.iti - ' ��� niis|gniin li' ' 1/ Hlinii anil ne ! I'l'iiiipl and I I. >.s|. of | in ,., At Reduced.Prices for 30 bays\hii']'i;:i:d PURE BRED POULTRY EUROPEAN AG-ENOY. [K'si-.viii ism n " It'll] W"!-' vvish In open .ici'Oiinls with all bona lidc > > Ci loinat .liiijcis vvho aie not ali-eiulv on mn-books, and on rcrciv ing pit-cist; dcl.uls of llnir omicI icc|i.ii-t mt'iils, vvu shall he pleased lo fntvvaid i|iiolali'jiis Ioi- any Klnopcan or AnietKim goods. (Mi icfei-eni-c books contain i-eii'tiil million ntuiiL's, and niii-i \tensive ncclidii enables ns In make special Icrnis Hie iiinst s,M|,i),|L. vvhole'-.ile inaniif.-icluici-s of <aeh class of goods, so thu even nl'let- adding our shipping coiiiiiii-sioti of 11 io .1 per com (nc- I'litd.ng lu amount l our prices sii|| compare favoi ably with thtisc ol lln- maiinlaeliiiTis'. \\ e -uppl* goods untie s|1( c-i.vIf.\ to tiny si vie, 'I'l.il.t- or pin i: and on r, etipl ol iikI< nt, w'illi lull and char instruction?, mni i-rmlUiitirc ul ' ash, or pniiliRi- lo ( ovi. our knov. ledge ol lhe | I'Hilt enables ps in pl.n,. th,. mder nl once in I the !,c-t hii'ids. and lliu goods inv pronipllv for- I --.inl'.d. i \\'i m.ike'iip -anipli' i.tsis (,f niosl goods froni I '.*> ii|,v.iui|s;,ii,d. .is vie iilllise our long cvpen 1 i in . ni ' li'H.siiig si'ch goods as ure niosl likely l in -mi Mn ie ii'ki t for vvl'ii'h Ihi'i nn- inlenili'd, i iiiillilf'niii ii i tinniK ml buviis to unlet- i-i -, foi In d'uiig si, ihcj will mil iinisl liik.n^ noi ell ies. of pi ml lie i ri'ii'ive citref ii I ul- 'ii e ,nh iiii-i - lo inij i'\li nl, .i.u-i.ikuig ntti'iition lo the in- ii nib nt-. lo/t l her \v ilh c\cci'd- hi'ij.'1's, ,nid plain mid sliitighl - !, i* i' I'lialikd lis lo maintain |.,n I tif a i. nl in-', n lepiitiiliiin Harvey Mineral Claim, situate in the Lar- dean -Alining Division of West ICootonny District. Wheio located: On Tool cicek, itbotit two miles from mouth. Take notice that I. Win. K. Devereiix, .-ictuig lis agent lor (;linrlcs Harvey, Fiee Muter''. L'cr- tillcnte No. D 676tiJ, intend, si\Lv day-, troin the date heicof. to apply lo the Mining Kec-order lur.iCei'tilieatcot Inipiovcmciils, lot- tlie purpose of obtaining a Ciovvn Grantor the above eluiin. , And further take notice that action, under Set lion .'17, musl he commenced before lhe issuance ol such Oorlilioiilo ol linpiovemonls. ; Dated this-.'lib dav of Julv, i��l'i2. W.AI. K. DICVliUKUX, P. j,. S. NOTICE is, hereby , given , that ,')(J days alter date 1 intend lo , apply to' the Chief Commissioner of Lands and ��� Works for a special license to cut and carry away timber" from the" following described hinds in West ICootonny: Commencing at post planted at foot of lake on south bank of Coldstream, thence south,80 chains; thence west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains; thence east a0 chains to the point of commencement. Dated Oth September, 1002. -*���=���' .D. "McINTO.SU. C'KltTIKICATK OK IJIl'ItOVHMKNTS. NOTICE. "While lOlephant," "\V,i \Y.i t'laelion," "Wa Wa," "Trend well, l'i cud well '''ruction," "Chileat." "Noble Tln-ee" und "Noble Three I'l-nelinn" mineral clainissitUiite in the Itevelstoke Mining Division of Ivooteniij distiict. Whore located: Del ween Luformo nnd Cni-nos- Cicek, aboul seien mile cast from Columbia liver. Take noi ieet bat I. O. II. N. Wtlkic, neting .,.,...... ���lK''"1'f01' tbe Double Kaglc Mining nnd Deiel- e con- ���"J'"1''111 t'��. Limited, I*'itc Jliner's Ccrtilloute s uilh ^('��� ,!- l!-1'���,��� inlend, .sivlyd.-iys from ihe dale 1 hereol.lo apply to lhe Miiiing Iteeoider for n Ceriilic.ile ol Jmpioi enienls, lor the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grantof the above claim. Anil i-ii-ther take nolico that net ion, under Section .)7, inu.st be coiiiiiit'iicctl before the issuance i.i' siie-h Ccrl ilieate of Iniiiroveineiits. I lined this KHli day of July, A. IJ. IUI).'. O. 11. N. WILKIK. NOTICE. NOTICE is hereliy given that '"0 days after date J 'intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands .and Woiks for a speciiil license to Cut and carry away limber from the- following described lands in West Kootenay :������ Commencing at a post planted on the south bunk of Coldstream at. foot of snni.l lake; thence north 80 chains; tlienee west 80 chains; thence south 80 chains; thence east 80 chains to the point of comincncenie"t. Dated dlh September, 1!>02. . T. i'OW.NlE. NOTICE. ' whi.J, Harried' i'-iyii'ih.iuli I .A' vV'liit*." L'A'hi'i e Ij'ilVI n .h'A'ol I I'- fll Write for: 'AM V-A- (*'i'i .Sn.t. aim inn unit Ii Ici.illnvv ii Iii he larn- j i-httl bv 11 *. niiral is|,n icij i \ci in ion o| n initio u,(] i li n-.it Ii'ni Adilii -> j WJLUAM WILSON & SONS, . I "* r* ii ' '��� i . * Mi "i.i st i vt it in ns' .vt.J.viis '/oil �����> Aiitirinii I,a.\l, I.ON'UON, K. C Conrcopoiulcnco Invited. WANTED,-- A . .TRCST WORTH V gi'iitleiuiin or l.-itly in'eaeh 'coiililv- to nian.ige 'business for'an old .esliiblished hr.iti.se of solid finniieiiil sin riding." A slraiiibl, bona fide weekly cash snbiry of $1S'.00 paid by ('heck, each Wednesday' with nil expenses direct' fioni head- cpiarlers. A\Iorit:y adynnced for cxjien ses. .Miiti'igei',' A'-ilf) Ciixlrm liuiltliiig, Chicago. Railroad Watches... ;.��������������� ,, Waltlniiii iind Klgin, Hiuiip- ' 7 den and Hiimilton, IT "'nd 21 jevvelsA Vanguard, '"Agin Veritas, Crescent St., Fa'thor. 7 Time,,C. T.'. I?.. Special,' H'.'ty, ...���;.'������ Ibi.yiii'oiid, A'ppleton' ' Jracey, ,. 1.81 SpficiiilA Send for firiccW. LYTTLET0N BROS. Wutch Specialists, Vancouver, ii, C The B.C. POULTRY YARDS ''.','" Ji.''!'������:AMOFKAT, Si-il. , ,������ :".������-'.;������.';.'��� V'.I.K.VOX. B. c. ; SSIi}dirb'& coi; '.-. ��� \ .1 )f'i'i*->-."4 .ii All Kinds of Farnii Prodijco, fruit, etc. ' SALMON ARM. B. O. Home Brown Vegetables ' '\lili\(,i:. ('.\i;|-oT.s, I'ul ATOI.'S, TUHNI I'S, dc FIREWOOD. Can s'lipply (|lPl.nl iiy': A|ip 'Appli'S,,2-,|c: pel 'jiouncl;. Pears, for pi-ic-i-.s im. -,- nut folllMls III -, "i'.c pei pound; muiid; I-Iiiiii ' c |i,'i- |iiiiiii( ���el.ilih'.; e in sup .(Iiy Ci.il, .'.! ' 11,-1 'inalii., t.f vvi II i-mi d TIMOTHY HAY. NOTICE. -"VTOTICI'" IS llKHIiUVGlVliNlhiit j.\ .'"0cdays iiflci dale I intend lo make application tn the Honorable. Chief ('omiui.ssioinT of Lands and Wm ks for ,-i special license to cut and carry away I iinber fiom the following (lest ri bed lands; Com ncini- at a post planted on lhe noi lh hank of the Columbia river just ahove lhe intuith of Uaiiiie Rivei and nun ked "Alurk llynll's North east ('tinier Posl;" Ihence west SO chains: Ihence sonlli SO chains; ihence oast 80 ehnins; thence noitli SO chains to point of ccnnineneeiueiil. Dated Ibis .'*rd day nf September, 11)02. MARK IIVATT, NOTICE is hereby given that IK)' days after date 1 intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for ti special' license lo cut and carry away timber from the fol'owing described lands in West l-Tootenay: Commencing at a po-t planted on ll'ie South bank of Coldstream about 2 miles below French Creek; thence south 80 cliuins.; thence west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains; thence east 80 chains to thc point of commencement. Dated 4th September, 1902. f. "Mccarty. NOTICE. N Wi '\ P"l I e in fi. I '' 'l'i dii. ���iny. rju-iiility aud save you money, fmlt'i^iv. ui' ii i Iiiiiii I-to IIW ifiiiroii'er. iisiipph j.iii viih f.irni piorlini' of bc-llcr ir I'M-11 piiiis ih.ui )i>u i.in pun me > "-,i i i-i ���i. i>. citowLi:, | It-ivi'l-tOk*;, TOTICK IS.IIKHEBY GIVEN that X) days after (Into 1 intend to apply In the lltmoialile Chief Commissioner of La nets and Woiks for a sptci.il license to cut and cany away tnnbei fiom the follow inf.; described lands; OniiimenciiiK'itiinoslplanted on thc noi th bank of lhe Columbia river, I ivn miles west of the month of Canoe i i ver iind maiked "G. H. N.igle's South'East Corni'i' IVsl:"' thence noi th 80 chains; Ihence wesl SO chains: thence south Wham-"; Ihence eas| SO chains to the point of commencement. D.i I ed thi-* Ith day of .Sepleinber, K.XI2. (A B. NAGLE. NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that .'10 days after date 1 intend to apply to thc Chief Commissioner of Land* and Works for a special license to cut and carry away timber from the following described lands in West ,Koolenay: ��� Commencing at a post planted' on the cast bank of French Creek; thence cast 100 chains; thence south 40 chains; thence westlGO chains; thence north 40 chains to thc point of commencement. Dated 2nd September, 1902. T. DOWN IE. NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that *K) days nfter dale I intend to apply to the. Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for a special license to cut and carry away timber from thc following described lands in West Kootenay: Commencing at a post planted half way between "McCullough iind French Creeks on trail; thence south 80 chains; thence east 80 chains; thence north 80 chains; thenco west 80 chains to the point of commencement. Dated 1st September, 1902. T. McCAltTY. *wl / if VI
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