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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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if <~s '0" -������������������, ' -V-_-#*���������������^TrTX>Siig^fi"&,y&nigl f ~r^- ' . ,���������������' ^^^-^/"iit lA~i''t������S ~> < - _* ��������� -l'" '. V 7.' :R.EAPl-By;;;. Vol. 11.���������No., 26. SEP 27 1904- READ BY-���������*,/< 5;5()G) C'l REYBLSTOKE. B a,!SEPTEMBER 24,' 1904 $2.00 Per Year. JUST JLIIIIIVED ' i V. ' , , ' , ��������� ' < (.' *- * I .' , . I*. ������ ' ' .* J . J. ' -. ' 1 ' * 'x.' - i ^ . "' ' '������ A Fine, "assortment of .; Dress .Goods, Ties, < J; -Blouse's," Fall, and Win?/; * * T- * -,f ->/������������������. *,-> *'- . J> I _, >- ��������� ,_ " * *-*"'". "*- . _, _ f ** - *��������� <** 1_ -I l *"*- *% ,"��������� ���������* ** 1- j- I- ���������" "��������� j ;ter; Goats,1 also "a new ; ** and, complete; stock of ^ Men's Boots aiid Shoes? Hats, .Caps <&c. rGall U * .-.' - ? -> -" -,' ' , . * 'h .. * ; ; and inspect. i'i1 ' ". * *U l\- 5 , TAYLOR BLOCK, McKENZIE AVE.V REVELSTOKE. "'-���������, i ��������� , i * i i - " . "' -V,., ' i a flume &*_S imJ- LIMITED. '5 -iWnte "For .A1 Samples*! if .-���������' '���������?.- RAILWAY ,! ACTIVITY. i, ��������� * i C. P. R. Will Build Several Roads Similkameen to be Opened��������� ' ,MidwayTVernon Line���������-Railway through Upper Columbia Valley, 'Sir Thoa. Shruighiiesiy, president of the C. P. R.,1 passed through Revelstoke Siituiday, iiecoinpiinied by .Sir Gcoi'go Druinmond, R. J3.' Angus, E. 13. Oi*lei-'of Toionto, 0 R -Jlosinei, direotois of the cbinpiiny. The private car MrinitoVa carried Mr. William Whyte, second vice-picsident, arid Mr. Tye, chief cngincci; Clcn. Supt. AI.vi- polc's ])i iv-iite car, No. I.'i, v\:is occupial by R. Jr. M.upole, wchtorn divisional superintendent, and Supt. Kilpatiick. Thep.uty returned yeateiUay and went south. SV "���������/ B / " "��������� - ' ' : '���������'The coa&ts p.ipeis give contiadiptory accounts ot in ten lew S'with Sn-Thomas, the'Piovince,.whichsis in thoicoih-' pany's c'onfidence, giving out', tliat, owing to the he.ivyAi.ulway, taxation now imposed mfthe pio\ince,the com-' pany is not disposed to build any, more loads. . , r' ,i i(i j i ' .. - ' The'World on the other hand gives what rit professes to be a' verbatim inteiview vvitli -the Piesident," and makes impoitant iinnouncements by his authoiity c to which vve believe,a good I deal of impoi'tance. "may be attached. Sii Thomas is reported to have said.��������� '������ <,, ��������� 1 - ^Since-Januaiy'l last, the Canadian, Pacific lias spent $31,000,000 in iepairs and linprovements on the line. - .<: > < _',TKe Windeimeic' district Nvoiild "be opened 'next year by the Canadian Pacific, Rail way Company building a line from1 Foit Steele,'on the Ciovv's Nest Railway/to Golden on the mainline, running "the tfull length of this . REVELSTOKE.. Improved WaterSupply for City The presentyearWsseen important improvement in _ttio water supply system, and the citjplaced in a much' better position to'hlndle tin outbieak of I'ne. iWhcn Mr. j'Brien.was mayor BIG RAIL- \ , WAY STRIKE. , . ������r ������ 1 , tr " ' C.P. R. Machinists and Allied Mechanics Gone Out���������Revelstoke Shops Also,Involved., i - response to orders from he id- he did ii lot of work,by way of investi- In gating the bestJ-s^uceS'Of- a water quarters of their 'respective unilmstt he supply within the means of the city. Machinists and Allied ' Mcchanii-,' in JL A. Biown, tip iiesent mayor, con- J.the employ of theC. P R. tlin/ugli- tinued tho woifc, and'in .lime last | out tho system from 'Montri-nl io biought before/he council a pioposal Vancouver have gone out on 'strike, to tap Bridge /ieek,'l and bring in n | The men nt the Rcvclitoki- _���������_��������� "^ I ; MeClapy's Famous < i 1-* ; " ��������� r Heateps..ape the Besf .i >. * , ' -1 , Do not Wciit untilthe winter'is half, over, but get one at,once'and be comfortable.' 'A', large stock'"to select'from in our Hardware Store: A package -.of Imp Soot Destroyer wil_;clean;| your, chimney 'without; any'trouble, Price, 25c. '-'��������� ��������� I .���������* "*>._ '-ft _��������������� L* f v I DEP_SRTMENTr STORE :t: feitile valley. " Will you do any other building next yeai'" asked the repoiter. ".Probably, "piobably._^lWe* -have seveial lines in ,view," said Sir Thomas, r ' ' i . ^ ' ,1 ' ."for lnstancCj^fion^ Penticton' Ltoja^ point near 'Riiby'-Cieelc'ion the inain the supply, ahead} . J^-BROWN, MAYOR OF, REVELSTOKE. supply from tha't'scirce'in addition to. went out1 at' 11 a. in. todiy existing" It was /'. 9 Opening, WE AG AIN t T A K E P LEAS U R'E' in ; 'in- ��������� viting you to our.. Fall .Millinery Opening.' The showino1 this year is superb. Some of the ' ' ' , - / v - .' .- .1 - delightful models are developed'in, Velvet, or.- namented with Cut Steel Buckles, Ornaments,'- etc. The well-known Tailored -Hat is much -i - - - -1 ~i . j . .i ..',������ .j in evidence. Some of the newer creations are the Cnameon, Torpedo Txtrbans, Companitas iTrogans. There .are some Aery pretty color schemes in ithe'shaded Browns, Champagne Greens, Beavers .etc ' ��������� Some dainty novelties are shown trimmed in Applique, showing a, touch of the popular Burnt Orange Velvet. We welcome'any ,of 'the ladies jto.our Millinery Parlors at any'time, and hope to see a large number at the Millinery, Opening on ( Thursday, Sept. 29t6 We are opening new goods every day now��������� Ladies' Coats, Dress Materials, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, etc. ������ LIMITED. The Revelstoke Navigation Co. Ltd TIME TABLE (During season of high watci.) Leave Eight-Mili: Landing each .' TUESDAY AND FRIDAY at 0 a. in. Leave La Poiui: each TUESDAY AND FRIDAY at 2 p. in. SPECIAL TRIPS will he made between dales of logulai sailing whenever business ollcicd wiiinints same. The Company icsorvo the light to change time and days of sailing without notice. A. FORSLAND, O. I). BACHER, Master. Pursoi. Our1 label'on a bottle or paekage is a guarantee of quality every time. , We know. < Walter Bews.Phra., B. 'Ilrii'jjijlst and'Stan oner. i Nuoct Humo'u BI00.U. *r. SIR THOMAS SIIAUGIIXrSSV, K. O M. G. riiEsinnxT c. p 11. , line, which would open up a wonderful mining district; and a line fiom Veinon to Midway to open up the Okanagan Valley. How soon we will build these, or whether v\ew-ill build them at all, is a (-ucstioii to be settled by thednectois. GREAT TUNNEL PROPOSED. C P. R. May Improve Grade at Rogers Pass by Big Work. One of the great didicultics with which the C. P. R. has to contend in its freight traffic is the heavy cost of haulage over the Rocky and Selkirk mountains. C. P. R oH'iciuls are now- discussing a big"scheme for improving the grade over the Selkirk's at Rogers Pass. The plan proposed is to construct a tunnel through the mountain between Glacier and Bear Creek. The length of the tunnel would be about three miles. The undertaking would be a costly one, and if carried out would give .employment to a large amount of labor, but it is claimed that the saving in haulage of trains would justify the expenditure, besides securing a safer and less expensive road to maintain as the heavy cost of maintaining the Rogers Pass snowsheds would be done away with. ��������� _._������������������ No delays at Hews' Drug Store, a graduate dispenser always on hand to fill your prescription. ' "' - ' resolved, to carry oitu tlie*.plan. The work ,-was -"complted1| last., ���������'week.-' An 'eight inch' main * was. 'laid from Bridge Cre"ek jto ainew reservoir on the' teirace oveiooking- McKen/.ie Avenue, and the sipplj of/watei has been"1' sufficient to keep the pipe full since it'' was laid. [This flow of water is delivered .thi ougt, a length of 7060 feet of 8-inch pim -into '-a wooden reservoir, constructed by the Pacific Pipe Co. at ������their fictcry'at Ballard, Wash., and which4 hat'a capacity of 75,000 gallons. ' From "the rese'rvoir 1800 feet of 12-inchpipe connects vvitli" .the'eifcy" main1.' "AnTith'er ;__0J-fcet'of pipe to cany the 'verflovv from the leservoir has been hid into the cieek which supplies the 0. P. R. system.-\ / The reservoir, is Inilt on mud sills 8in. by 14m., cros'bcit by 12in.- squa-.c sills iind 3in. by 9inrjoists.* The building of the reservoir vas canied out by J A Kernaghan. 'F. Julian had the contiact for digging and laying pipe lines, and carried t. out well. -The pipe was'supplied ind daid by the Canadian Pipe Co , ������f Vancouvei ' , ' The new supply'gqes ample pressure for file purposes, anci this piessure has reached as high as'|251bs per squaie inch. The pressuiebetween the ldam and the feseivoir in.the small pipe ii 551bs, and the presiure" between the reservoir and the city will bemaintain: 1 *-| , ed at about 971bs, .vhich is an ideal piessuie for handlinr; a fire. The new leseivoir cairies a sipply suflicicnt to run four lengths ollire hose at full pressuie for four ho is, and in case of order of the .executive' though they are not involved in any [grievance.' matters having been** going smoothly' at ~ the 'shops -here -for some time. It Jims been f known that'there whs trouble between the companj, and the Montreal and Winnipeg j brunches', of these organisations. Their committees have been in' communication with'Mr. Cioss, superintendent of the mechanical department at 'Winnipeg for some time. The principal diflei- ence is over the demand of tlie unions for an increase of, wages at*Montreal and.Winnipeg. * 'On Saturday'the men atWVinnipeg'struck^but, the, matter was adjusted and theinien_nent buck to work . Monday. ���������* This ^settlement appears to have been only .tetnporury and now the men appear .to be out for afight to definite settlement It is to be hoped that for the public convenience theUronble will ,be speedily adjusted."1' ' ' , THE WAR. I *- - _ i { t tHURSDAy;;SEPT7 2a [5l'.SI >, AND FOLLOWING DAYS^ ���������sf*i}������. Of - - J 1 ������������������I'S-f'i a lire lcquiring lonrjcr attention the supply can bccairial light from the dam on Bridge Creel sufficient to give a continuous supply and piessuie foi two nozzles. In addition to the new reseivoir tlie old one, with its capacity of 40,000 gallons, will he available iind will be kept full. The cost of instilling the new system has been about ip80j)0, and it will be provided for out of city revenue without adding anything fuither to the debt of the city. Mayor Brown and the city council arc lu he congratulated on the currying out of the scheme, and it will now be for tlie board of trade to agitate for 11 reduction in the insurance picmiums levied in the city. RAILWAY, COLLISION. Eight Passengers Injured. Winnipeg, Sept. 20.���������The C. P. II. Imperial Limited,! East-bound, and Transcontinental, west-bound, collided at Medicine ilat. Eight passengers were injured, though none seriously. I NEW RAILWAY. Great Northern to Build Through Similkameen. It is announced that the Great Northern will build from Midway to Princeton thus opening up the Similkameen. 'The main objectiis to secure the ore output for the Grunby amelter.- Attack on' Port- Arthur-^Japs - ' " *'"xi I- I Capture more Forts���������Another Great:Battle Impending. ' Shanghai Sept. 21 7-The' general attack on Poit Arthur, which began yesterday and in which,tlie Japanese fleet co-operated,"- was resumed this morning. The Jjipanese have -cap- tuied two foits on cither,side of Suis- /eying, noith of Poit Arthui. , ��������� .. Mukden, Sept 21.���������A great battle ih imminent. The Japanese aic advancing with eight and possibly nine divisions. 1 Chefoo, Sept. 21.���������The attempt to captuie Cikwan mountain at ���������' Port Aithur cost the' Japanese an entire legiment. '' Tokio, Sept. ,23���������Fighting bus taken place at Tiding and Santungku, sixty miles northeast of Liao Yang. The Russians wore driven to the iioi th ward. ' A renewal of the attack upon Port Arthur on newer and more ngL'iessive lines is expected this week, and is pio- dicted in well-informed qmuteiH tluit the reduction of that foi tress will he accomplished within ten days to a foitm.ht. HEART AND SWORD. - The scenic production of the romantic play, "Heart and Sword" in which Mr. Harold Nelson is to be seen here on Tuesday is the most elaborate with which his manager, Mr. C.' P. Walker, has yet equipped him. Thiee verj beautiful, yet distinctly dillerent scenes, are the Tapestry Chamber at the Court of Steinhausen, tho grey old towers ol Heinhault, and the gar den of the Kerry Hush Inn, where takes place a most exerting duel The modern lighting equipment can ied by the company and operated by an expert electrician enhances the beauty of the stage settings. Seo our window for Hair Lotion, Witch Ha/el Cream, Corn Cure, Toothache Cure and other preparations,' all pur own make. Red Cross 'Drug Store. Our^millmers have been very busy fer ' \ some'time getting\ready for our Fall dis- ' ' ��������� play and can promise you that we have - 1 ^ * v. - * "' ~' ' * * spared no pains to - makn this our best. ,r $. ^ i,i _ ���������* ^ We will ce ready with an immense assort- . -; ' ment of wealth and 1 beauty to please. We /' welcome you and hope to see you on the ' ', > - < < ,1 1 above date. *v s J" ,* ��������� ; -V-JS- 1 Y \ * >^\irl ^ ^r ^lyt^^S^-Jl**--!.- --'��������� * --.-.j--. -J J1 - , ;���������.'^ u 1* * Ju ' i ��������� A ���������- \ '���������ftiK- T, \ -r T ^'K V ��������� - Atm, -*' -*-t tM:l X. ~\ * r^��������� _u ^ 1 ' "j 3 -*. , i^,-1 *. 1 ��������� - -,'<+__;��������� 'r " ���������; -St 1 c - >'\4 REID& YOUNG I' P. BURNS & GO. _______ *��������� ___. * T T Wholesale and Retail i' ;' ��������� <��������� . ... . Meat Merchants. ���������!f'*l Head Office, Abattoir and Cold Storage": ���������^^^^^Calgary, Alberta .-���������"'-������������������iSrJ -'. ,;r-,| We have just opened up a full line of Men's and Boy's Suits, Overcoats. Reefers and Odd Pants. Now is the time to fit your boy with a nobby suit and overcoat for fall and winter. These goods are all new. the latest styles, and made of first-class material. We also curry a full line of hoys' hoots and -*hoes. underwear, lints, cups 11 nil hosiery. In the furnishing line vve have the best that money can buy. All the newest t-hapes anci latest styles in collars, tie.*., hat", caps colored --Iiirts*. -tiirched and soft fronts, white shirts, underwear, braces, ho-e, gloves, sweaters���������fancy and plain, blankets-, hoots and shoe--, trunks, grips, and valises in great variety. In fact anything jou need in these lines can be found at our .--tore. Agents for the Famous FIT-REFORM Clothing GIVE US A CALL AND BE CONVIKCED.' The Up-to Date Clothiers and Furnishers. :\" ��� THE KOOTENAY" MAIL. f Zbe Ikootena^ flDail l-l J.J.I--J1I.1' -JATU1U-AY. -,ir- , HEVELSTOKE.E.C, 5ur.��t:ru.rioii Price. $2.00 Per 'Annum l<'> \|.VH."I I-I'<; HATKS on njiplic.llion '*' C'liituKt* '�� standing advertisements must, oc in b*. !i it i��. w"< unoi-day of cui'li week to ' ��ocuru uuivl <li-plny. Standing .ulvei li*uig jnnltcr mil be changed twice a inoiilh with- out cMi.i cli.uge ^'or nioie frequent altcro'ion- ihe lime occupied in muting, -june will bo ch.ii god at usual lilies'. <��� lil'n MilNTlNG promptly executed at reasonable rale* ' . , TKBMS���Oi-.li., Subscriptions' payable in advance. , i r [������ COKREsPOSBKNCE united on, lmitlei*: of public iniere.-t. C'oinmunica'ions lo ICilr- ' tor niu-t be accompanied by name oi *" writer not, nccc-.sar.ily foi publication, mil a*, evidence of Rood faith. Corics-pondence should be hrief. ' rTTARVEY, McOARTER BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC. ' OKI-ICES : ' MOIJ'O.VS HANK HI.OCK. Ill-VKL- STOIC K, 13. C. Money to loan. ��� Offlce*: Itovelstoke, 13. C: 1> or t, Steele, 13. C. Gko. S. McCaktbk. , A. M. PlNKUVM. Kevelsioke, B. C. J, A. IIakvky, l>'ort Steele U. 0. hi % J OHN L, I,. 13 .MANNING SCOTT B. A., ' ' , B.vnrtrsTEK, Soucitoh, Etc. First'Sir-eel. RevelMoke, B.O E DWARD A. II AC! GEN, I** \H I ^ ?> lift u : __��� * '4 . ���$*���. p�� . :���!!��� Mining Enginkek, t ���* * t lMcir>. American Institute Mining Kiikhu-pi--.) ' (Mem."Canadian Mining [iislilutcM . ' REVELSTOKE. B. (J. Examination of and report*, on Mineial l'io- i perlieb a Specialty. TObe Ikootena^lfcail v>^*" t I? \\JLI ��� Ks,". t& * i il' r-- TV B ��*���!*. - I I* I **s J'V SATURDAY, SEI'TEMHBR _1. 190-1. tlie.-e men pie.fer to cast their votes for llui l.iihvay cor [-orations and a^niii*.t tin* people. - It is a conflict of in.istci.-, iind no man can btrvL' two in.i-u i-- " ,'One of i.Iih 111.1111 ictfiOiib urged agaiiint llic eleciioii of Hon. F. J. Fulton for Kjiinlooph w.is that he vva-i the paid' i-oliciioi- for a large railway corpoi.ition.. 'Jf the people vote for placing in power men who serve the great corporation*) first -and the people labt they have no reason to conipLiin when the public interest fis sacrificed fori that of the corporation/ '__ , ' GONE WRONG. ' '" , 1 It a matter of regret to'see " Unci oge no ration of British Columbia's leading Conservative pa'per, ��� the Colonist. The paper recently took us to task for alleging that poison-il property in municipalities is subject to taxation by the province. The assessor.-; must carefully onn'l the editor of the Colonist from the tax schcdulo'or ho would know, as the people of' this section know"' to their'cost, I hoy are"'taxed on personalty anil income. ' But' the-worst is that, the paper P , is lending ilseli to the grossest. 1111-1- stalcnients for pnrl.i-.an inirpoee.-, and oven the Coii.*ui-v:ilivV Noi\~> Adv-erli<-or coit-kIcl-* the Colonist's conduct mi'-hud iT liiis'tiikcn it to (ask in tho following woids:��� '0"Tlio;wliol(i.'iiliclei*. so singular^ and so entirely in.icoiiiati', hoth'in it1* assertions and inferences, that it is difficult to undoi'stand how it wide, thoroughly covering ' every centre of population in the St.ites and Kurope as well as in our own Dominion. True, it costs money, hut " theie is (that scattereth imd yetinereaseth," and vve aie s.itisiiod transportation interests, the hotel and business , men,,, and touii-t guides of the district would benefit ten-fold by such a policy.' 'In the summer season the steainer. Revelstoke for instance should be crowded every trip with tourist passengers. The tourist traflic is worth to Switzerland ten times the whole of the other lesourceb' of* the nation,' "and "the mountains , of British Columbia can offer to the' tourist alt 1 actions compared to whiclrthose, of Swilzuil.in'd are as pigmies. ��� iThe'Liiiirier govcinment shouli ���>'< at once investigate the chiugi'sj could appear in a newspaper located -^made against Governor Congdon ' in the Yukon, and if these charges are true he should he immediately impeached and removed from /vofIice. No' misfeasance of public oflice' must be tolerated by the liberal party or the liberal gov- ernmenfat Ottawa.'", -* The Columbian'accuses the Jib- ; erals of gerry^mandeiing-1 Ontario ] seats irr the ' .redistribution1' act. I The liberals have always"stood for > county boundaries and "these aie ��� ('adopted'in the now law, as. it is :- admitted that is a fairer-basis for ' .* electoral districts than- the ar- i o bilrary method adopted by the - conservatives, whose gorryman-, dering of such constituencies as f North'_ .Ontario ,_.\vcfe; a public 1 scandal.. The Columbian predicts f 'victory for the conservatives this election. When it gets the returns ��� the night after election it will be more than ever able to appreciate George'Eliot's saying that "of all the forms of error prophecy is r the most gratuitous." where the fullest information on the subject could have been easily obtained." , , >��� ��� Better things were expected from the now editor,of the Colonist. ~< , While such districts as the Lardeau possess high-grade 01 es raining men must recognise the great future of ' the mining, industry in this province lies in the operation of large bodies of low- grade ores. In the Boundary the problem oi mining and smelting $5 copper-gold ores at a profit has been solved) and at Rossland the manager of the t Le.Roi Xo. 2 announces a still further improvement by the profitable mining, concentrating and sale to the smelters of complex ores running under $5 a ton. The success of these experiments ought to mean the rapid and extensive development of the mineral resources oi the province. Party exigencies in Manitoba t are at a very low ebb when Premier Roblin, head of the conservative ' party there, has had to circulate blue ruin reports of the wheat crop in a desperate endeavor to head off the success 6i Jfon. Clifford Hiftnn'- policy of settlement "of .Manitoba and the Northwest. Killier th.it, or it was done for the more discreditable purpose of creating a panic in the grain pits and enabling Manitoba's premier and his friend* to make money by tho circulation of false reports. We have the authority of Sir- Thomas Shaughne.-*y. the bent informed man in Canada on this matter, th.it the Manitoba wheat ciop is larger than l.-i.-t year. ' -THE TOURIST TRAFFIC. .' "Revelstoke is I lie key to the great Alpine resorts of BritishColiimbiii, and some', effort ought . to bo made to secure for this city the benefit's of its position in this respect.. On the mountains fringing -the Columbia* Kivor are the finest scenes "to he found in the world of mountain, glacici and icefield". On the watershed of'Canoe River are mountains which are as giants,tto those yet ascended by the( mountaineers who have_v isited the Canadian Rockies. - rPhotogiaphs and particulars -of these grand masterpieces of nature should .be seemed and published *��� broadcast, setting'forth the attractions of this great northern country, which is still a virgin'field for the explorci. To, the east aie the resorts of I Glacier, the ujiper Columbia Itivei 'and Windermere, Field, Emerald Lake, Laggan, Lake Louise, the Yoho Valley. - To the west are Shuswap .and Okanagan Lakes, Kamloops and Cariboo with its exquisite hunting fields. To the south are tho Arrow Lakes, the Lardeau," Slocan, and the Gold Range with its unexcelled hunting extending across to the Okanagan Valley. Thousands of holiday- makers, health-seekers, tourists, and Alpine climbers "from Europe and America aie now visiting' these mountain scenes attracted by the splendid advertising done by the C. P. R. and the tirst-class accom modation provided by the company" at the different resorts. But the efforts of the C, P. R. can only be oi a general characiei CI-.V ENDOWMENT. '��� It is well to.look ahead and provide for the future reqtiii-eiiionu* of tin; city of JleveKtoke.' There is a valuable piece'of land on the west side of the Columbia ' River. The and i*. at present' under, timber lease. The timber has hrni almost en li rely en I, out, so thai.'the company .-. rights 'will shortly expire, jrhu'itlc loilie land is'yc-ted in I hi: Dominion Government,' who will, uuk's-i .-k;I 1011 i�� taken to con-eivc it ,for the .public- henelil. in the futuie, offer it for sii Ie. , We suggo-ii 1 " *" - 1 the civic iiulhorities should uiiike jiiipli'.itiim for, it sis an endowment L . , *>Y - ,,*'*.,. ' for tic Ut.v. A suggestion'"was , ���", j ���i �� , 1 ���*'������ \ made to is tho other day'thitt this piece of l.ih'd,"- with - its -"niitin-al pictiiHsii.a-nr-.s and the Tuni'w.itn flowirn: through, could- be madrono of the ,pretticst parks in the province. '1M0mover, the day is not far distant'when a railw.iy will be runup the'Columbia River, tin ough tho Bisj Bend, and connecting the Grand Trunk Pacific system .with Kootenay and Boundary. , That line is,already included in 'the pro posed'system,'of the company!.-, branches. It would probably hc; built.iii the we-* t" .'si dp'of the liver, with' i s" station on the land suggested and,an important section of the city^might spring up around it, with a 'bridge connecting -iicro"*s the rivet.' If this should take place and there is every probability, of it, tliat land would be, very, valuable, and,.liter deducting an 'aica for ii nark there would be sufiicient land remaining to form invaluable asset'of the1 city for vilhis and building purposes.' We admit these piospects aie some years---inT-thc future, but British .Columbia i= a country of great futures, and it is in their power of discerning the future, and preparing for it, that trie value of public men to,the community mainly lies. CLEAN POL IT rCS. ' The Election scandals in Ontario ought to stir up the people 01 British Columbia to demand reform in political life. The recent election in Lillooet was a discredit to the province. There was to be seen the di'-.racpful exhibition of a premier Iadelling out liciuor with his own hand- to secure the goodwill of the .electors. It -nay be asked why the libera]- did not protest the election. ' What is the good of that ? The people of Lillooet by a large majority recorded their approval of that state of affairs, and legislators can be no better ihan llie people v\|u> r-l'.'*t To the credit of th of loncwing lln'ir coiiliilent: ��� 111 the present udnrinMr luixr. 01 llie icei-.-)'.- An election is ill llic inon-" iieu-i-t-uiy now on account nf 1 lie ic-ili- ti ilmtion of seats which liis.lieen made since the l.ibb genei.i cltotuui, many of the con-*tiuioncc5' having uiideigone changes of bouidiiii s, while 11 lew of them have been wiped out altogether. ' Under the' nAv electoral' divisions' the infamous -.enyniauder has' been abolished and i/plnced by adhering to cjuut-y boundaries, due regaid being bad to popul_ti>n, not ,the slightest elicit. beiiig nude, to thwart (the popular fvvill b taking'an undue advantage of ary particular ' district. Far from beng a'geirymander as I i'i ' inaugurated, 'yiais ��� ago by ' the conservative party the election law now inrfoiec is one'ihat is eminently just and f.'iir to all! whatever their party shibboleth maybe. 1 > ' Another nia.ier of great public iinpui-t.ince 'iiiithtt it affects 'the destiny and'-tli--! well-being of the whole Doniinion, is that of the G. T. * i . ' I'. Ry., a compelhg line from the' Atlantic to the l'noiic. That such a highway of coinnicne is of the, fust necesiity i-* freely j adinittod, the cleavage between tie parties chiclly tiikinj; the form of alilVercnce in tho manner of construcC'ii. Iii'futuie' 1 issues ,we shall 'giv* our lenders a synopsis of the coniniiW enteicd into by Llic government Hill the G. T. P. Hy. Co.' which spenki Tor,itself and nfeuly state .lieie' fiat opposition journals' have eveellec thenihelies in r> - - < 1 , ciii'ieatiurng clic agieiiiicnt hem beginning to end. To such an extent has this been the cas' thab^tbose who' take their, political inspiialion 'fiom uiisciiipiilous'! paity r conservative p'auers'alone, hue imliibed the most distorted viewsund ideas of what the b.iigam ically i,, and the great advantages thecQintiy will doiive from 'the faithful cinying out of the aicieemeiit.' I wrll be our duty'tc show,, by evicence which cannot be uontiovcited, tint the financial aspect, of the contract is of the most satis- I I >< |i < 1 factory chiir.iccr, , and" that the in- teiesis of tlie earn try are amply safc- ginuded. Jn .uvord, the risjlits of the a r it ' a people have Isen considered p.iia- X e! be. *i _ ' ood times Ci'mad.i has exp-rienced duiinghbcr.il liile'.ue duo to 'irovidcnce and not to ,1 . i > v . the liberals. I Jf providence is-on the side of the libemls, Canada had better stay with at-cmnbiniitiori' that',has given such gbodiesults. , * .Easii-rn.advices state the dominion elections will ti|kc place first.week in November, buthbtbing ollicml 'is-'vet ���'iinou'iiced! ' \. ��� (.' .; 1 Tliejatcsb leak of the jMcBiido goveiiiinent is to endeavor to shiik the duty of 1111 in tain ing l.nv and ing" the .cost on the really outside thcir CREAM Baking Powder CONTAINS NO.tlUM; LIME OR AMMONIA Made of'pure cream of tartar, it safeguards the health' of the family"". Price Baking Powder Go. CHICAGO, U.S.A. St., ANN'S ..CONVENT. . KAMLOOPS,'B. C , 1 i * - 1 ,i Pvu, Tiiiivi w'li.r. inidiN Si it ���r)i'ii.' J I i:,\LTIIY Luoalidii, iMiiilein' Criincinoiicos, 11 All Muiiiilniuiils 1 SiHci.il conisos in Music, Fiunuli, IM.mi anil F.inc\ Noodlovuirk 'uiiiloi criuipolunt lnstruclois frii�� nun i1* lc cullivnlo I1111I1 mind mill liciuL, tlo\ eiop n souml lHiih,.ni'l I1LII10 sllidont for (In; wiini.inlj dntnis' oriilu llnj sunder Ujciirs ofuj^o .no rucoivod as clay IiujnU. ���- 1 i'cii n.nliciil.us mldioss: ( ' ' SIRTJ_l bUPBHTOH, Kamloops. mount to evcrv'hini! 1 . . " The Colonist's.iys, the 01 dei, and thru cities of rnattei: juris liction. BOOK'REVIEW., l A %' * 1 , The Mystic Spring and Other Tales by I).)\V..lIiggins,. Victoria, li. 6'. Published by William Briggs,Toronto. This is a most interesting book. Its pages are, filled with cleverly told talcs of j the early days of Ihitish Co- lumbiiij ahd'in perusing the book the leader gains a stoic of infoimatio'n concerning the' pioneer days of,the province. ' Theie Vro , twenty-three stoiics in all. Jlr. lliggins is an, excellent writer. The book is well got up, clearly printed, bound in green cloth and gold title. It is a work that will, well lepny perusal l>5' Uiiti*Sh Columbians and should be round, in' every libiiny in tho province. " ' 1 ' " ""' "' "I' ~-*~ ' 'John ICcc'n, ,111c well-known mining man,' andr'prcsident of trie VPiovincinl JMining-Association, has great faith inL Poplar; where he says scvciiil bonds will shoitly be taken up,"and he coh- sideis the camp an assiued success A*ne\v company has been foi mod to work the Dundee rninc.it Ynrir." The caiiital is $020 000 in l2,'500,000'shaies of-25 cents. The provisional ilircctois arc 10. II. Morgan, manager li.C. Land and Investment, president; .John Hendry, vice-president; Hon. Sir C. Ilib- bcrt Topper/ F. T. Walker, Vancouver, C. J. Major, _Tewa\Vcstniinistor. 'A test shipment of If) tons of cioieccntly made to the , Nelson smelter gave' values 'of !|tfS OS'per'ton, of which $21.60 was'in gold. - c "i \ SELKIRK LODGE, NO. 12," I. 0. O. F.' '! Meet-- every Tnesdaj evening'- in , Sclknt Hull aL s o'clock. Visiting bictlu-cii eor (linlly invited tc nl tend, t, , ^/MATHIK. Six- H G. GOUOll, N.G. Kootonay Lodge No. 15 A.F. & AM. .- t*^ -^f^WVi. The regulni' meeL- lnj-- ivi-o held m the HI i*omc' Teniple, Odd l-'ellow's Hall, on tin thiid.Mondayin each iiioiiLh nt. S p.m.. Visitniffbieth ion eordmliy welcomed. v _ . C. A. PUOOUNIKU, Si-citi.TAUY. J. SAMSON Paiuter,7 Paperhangei', Signwriler ��� , ' ���kALSOMINlNG-.DONE.'. " Orders lecrve prompt ittLcntion. ' Second street,. - RBVJ-LSTOKIS G, J; Wilkes , ��� MACHINIST'& ' ., BLACKSMITH ��� All Kinds of .lobbing,Work Done. oowingMacliiiie*. and llioyclcs Cleaned andJ Repaired.'''��� Keys'litted on the.Shoitest Notice. f Opposite, Salvation Aimy FIRST ST, Licensed,.Auctioneer for -City "'' of Revelstoke. *' -'. d. IVIALEY . i , -WILL RE-OPEN '���' _ < His KIiiwci, Fiuil and V'oKOlublo Sloio in J. SAMSON'S UUlLOlNG, S1CCONM) STK13UT ON MONDAY,' JULY,, 4th ��� Fiosh YckuI.iIiIus. I'ol I'lanls and Flowois, and Fruit Toi halo Oulois lalcon lor locallj biovmi Tomato and othor I'lanls loi sottinj,'out WOOD,YARD 1 have bl.n-ti'd aApei m.ment Wood V.nd'on Thiid stieel,. -With my past exper-rence I hope to he in a position lo'salisfy all requirements ot custom, iji's. Mill iiik! .eorclwood supplied in any lengtlis at ceduVed pi ices lor c.tsh- ' < ' '���'"��� ������ It.'SAMSON.' W. A. McDonald , rLASTKRIfill it-IJIlICKLAYBK * '' " KISVKLSTOKE ' The only fnsl-class plaslcier in town. Let'me know your* requirements. A Carload of Lime just hnpoi ted. A Car- ' > 'load of Jiricloundci' ouler. . , whlleat isjihem. To the credit of the liberal for the citizens of a centre 'like i nartv thr-ir Icidei. J. A. Mac- Revelstoke to take the matter up jdonald. kept hi.-* hand1- clean from actively, adverlii-e, thoroughly j-ur-iany i-uch low conduct, and m- rounding attraction-, and co-oper- (ti mated that he would rather retire ate with the C. IJ. It. in building up'from public life ihan -eek- in gain a big touri-t tian-l, providing favor hy -uch mean-. Mver.v niilit TWO MASTERS. The Nelton Tribune s-liowp clearly the importance of electing ab parliamentary* representative- men who are not mere servants of the railway corporations. Our contemporary says : "The 0. P. R. and the G. T. K , have in their pay, directly and indirectly, many of the very men whom the people attraction.- for travellers and facilities for their seeing the best that i.- to' he seen and in every rc-pect treating these people properly, so that they shall come n^nin and .iilvisc their frieniK to do likewise. The Isootenny Mail has <-Lriven as far a.-i it.- bui-iricss interests will admit to draw attention to these great attractions of mil lire in our mid.-t, hut the work is too extensive for any newspaper lo carry on singlclianded. and we must ank the co-operation of the people in the district in extending I hat work if the he-t result" arc to he achieved. With the illustration-, we have published from lime to time, anil with our special holiday editions, much is being rlorfe tomnke widely known thcattractions of the district, hut we have .ig yet been only able to touch the fringe of the great work that is opening out before uu. We suggest that a good live tourist association he organised to push the NEW PATENTS. U". J Cumniing-* et al lecctved a Danish patent .si wrecking device L. C. I'aik, Vancouver, icceivcd a Canadian patent on an improved amalgamator. ' J. M. Ankc.L, New Weatininstei, h.ii leceu-ed a U. S. Patent' on a toy siippurt lor a cljild's high chair, tho Canadian pateijt or*which c.une to hand recently. This invention relates to an attachment for a chrkl's high 11 �� chair,'.!nd is designed as .1 means to retain the toys pf the child within its reach and prevent them being tluown to the tloor. *, , How land UritSain, patent attorney, Vancouver, repitits: ]). Ro.*'> and .1 K. Fergiioon, cf Vancouver, .tie the joint inventors jf an improved water heater for getief.-il Or domestic use, on wh'ch a Canadian t,1'l'onf b'1'' jus'' been issued Vbe object of the inventor* has b��en to design a light, ci impact water j heater which will furui-b arjfi.riip'�� .ind eoritinuoti*! supply uf hot wati'-jwith a inininniin ox- pi-ndituie of fit I, and to this end they -u-pond within tin. furnace of an air I'tigb! liriit'-r of rdinnry construction thinking elector who wi-he- '���> *(.(. !������ ,iminlitr wn'ir cbamU'r, the. sides clean government will support Mr. | of which are r>: iWably coring.itt.ci to Macdomild in that -t.in.l and wi-!n"<>rd <m riiuiili| Ire.iting -nrface and hope to-ec that po-iiiori adopt.jd | g"-<'J*'""'-"'!'-tf ti-/tb' '" the light cop- jind miimtnined bv the liberal!!"11 "'��'��������'' --i ���" preferably made, party a-:, whole ' - -������������ '������-- ���>��� 'T1'" l""w'r "riri 'u,( thU u'u'r Wm. Fleming", Wholesale and Uet.ul ' Meat Merchant. Fish and Game in Season, First St., Revelstoke. A. E. BQAK has opened in the Cow.in" Block the best makes of silvcrw.itc and cutleiy. Agent for Raymond Sewing Machines Pianos and Organs bold 01 exchango'd TIMID STREET, - - 'REVELSTOKE -ttiit THF flWI RESTAURANT I ML U VV L First Street, Kast o( Motions Hank -"xxKcvolbloko. For- your meals. Open day .ind night. Meals 2oc and upw.u-d. Special weekly j'iiLes. Good sei'vice guaranteed. YODO FU.Tir. Piojirictoi-.- THECITYEXPRESS , < E. -W. B.'Paget, Prop. ,_ , . " ^ . , i Prompt delivery of parcels, baggage, etc., to any part of the City.' Any Kind of .Transferring (,' Undertaken. All, oiders left at 11. JM. Smythe's Tobacco Store, or by Telephone, No. 7 vvill receive prompt attention. t PALACE RESTAURANT .VlclConzie A\c. |jiij*"L IJoittne Bros. Sloicl Fiistj'class .Meals, -also shoit oideis - scivcd day and night. Mrs. R. E. McKittrick, Proprietress ers Raw Furs Boughb Cash Prices Paid F. B. WELLS, ExDorfcer of Furs. dcm.ind cle hi election*- aiid sei'VKc of their public jnen be-t, inlei'���*���!- of the public, e it meiiris reiriiiining out of jviiii I hey will do much lo public which *.|ioiilil, lite (III every patriotic and will in time, POLITICAL. Let the liberal-! . . r . .i l m.IV lie eiinriect.'l I.i tip" wafer -m v ice '"""''iiinil the hut v liter rruy be either di- to thcjiectly dniwn licii a tup or be dehver- l(d U�� a I'J-ervor, Tiie whc'le f'linii a ���lin.p i' and ediciTit device, which Mr. olbce, I |'"ei^u-"in, who i- a practical irietal pl.n (��� | wuiki-i, i*1 jirepared to jil.ic on the ' m nl-et .il je.i'o 11lii*-- I'.!"! ��� en ip i.i i hiiih |>l tiie Olil/CIl deniand. themselves elect to represent them, and when it comes to a show-down'publicity of the district far and It, is now tacitly .icknow I'dgcrl I li l ti gcneinl election for the Home nf Cruiiiiioiii is iicnr at hiiiid, the probability licimj thai, it will he held iibont, the end of Noveinlier The presenl govcrninenl might have deferred the election foi number year when tbeii lime Iiinil vvniiId expire, but (lien leeins to he :i general feeling that now is nn opportune time for appealing to the people and giving thorn u chance,:' USE"~���a3!SZ5%p ROYAL CROWN SOAP The Best in the World Mail uh I.i ftoyftl Crown Soap Wrappers, and in return we will mail a beautiful f'ictlue si/.e 10x20 , or for 2") Wru ppi i'h your choice of over 100 books. l>ro|) us a post c;nrd asking for ii catnl jgue of premiums to be bad PRICK for Royal Cio.i-n Soii|i VV'ra[)pers. Addicsf) The.Royal Soap Co., Vancouver, B.C. Limited. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. Royal Mall Lines. ChoapoHt Ron to to ttio Old Country. ALLAN 5ASK- l-rom Monlnnl. I'.iriVliLli AllLf It' TihiI-I.iii A11��- -'' lomnn . . Sent, i i'O.MIN-ION LINK Krom .Moiitinil. , Ki iisjiit^jiin Alii*:. I'l llniiiiiiluii . . . Ail).; L'il Vniiii/nvii . , .\iij< .7 CiLn.ul.t . , ..... .*H'|i!, .1 CAN". IMC, ATLANTIC.*!. H.-Kroin JlonliCJil. Ijiki'Cli uiiplsiln .... Anx. IS ljik( I In.- Hi |il. I Like Muiiilolii ,Ki'|il.8 A VII,l(II A ,V LI NI; l-'ioiii Now \ oi k. SI Limn A ill?. 20 Ni w V in I* , . . .. Autf. 27 WID TV. STAR MNB-Kiom Now York. Alnlnllc A(i��.l' Ouiinlc . - . .AiiK.21 'IViilonlc . . Aiik.31 CH/NAUI) tilNK���Kroin Now York. Hi nn in .. . . Aiik. 20 LiimnlJi Aiik- 27 Umliiiii . . ... .Sept. .'J I'lLssunxcrs In kolcd tliroiiKlr lo nil purtR of Uicnl Mrltiiln mill [roliiml.mid nt sriculnll}- lov. inlcs In nil pniH of llic Kuropi'iin continent. Apply in in iniis-l ijiihvny or rttmiiiishlpiincnt oi lo T. W. BRADSHAW, Agoat. Kovolstolte W. P. F CUMWUNOS; Pacific Agent SEE . Wi'ng" Chung's' newly imported stock of Chinese and Japanese goods. The best assortment ever landed in Revelstoke of useful and * ornamental articles: Ton sor-vicoS) Plan t, Ullskols Ohio Cliaiis Iltindkui chiefs ' li'lovver Pots Umbiolln Slands Luncli Ilnskots SinokniK Jnckols Silk Goods. GOLD FISH Finest slock of ciinclrcs and fruit in town. Front Street, Revelstoke Jas. I. Woodrow, BUTCHER. Retail Dealer ln*-^_nx__���Z5?��- BEEP, PORK, MUTTON, Etc. Fish and Game in Season. All oulois piomplly llllcd. REVELSTOKE, B. C, niuVicfiiBsUectH" Synojisis of Regulations fox-'Dlsiiosul of Minerals on Dominion Lands iniKtam- , toba. tho Northwest Territories and the YnJkon Territory. Coal.���Coal lands may be purchased at . ao per acie for soft coal and $-0 lor au- ���thracite. .Not more than 320 acres can be ucqulred by one Individual or company. * Royalty at the rate of ten 'cents per ton of 2,000 pounds shall be collected on the gross output. Quartz.���Persons of eighteen yeai-s and over and joint stock companies holding , free miner's certificates may .obtain entry for a mining location. . . ' A free miner's certrflcate Is granted for one or more years, not exceeding live, up-1 on payment in advance, of ?7.50,per an-, num for an individual, and fiom 350 to J100 per annum for a company, accoidlng to capital. ,, A fice miner having discovered mineral In place, may locale a claim 1500x1000 feet by marking out tho same with two legal posts, bearing locution notices, one at each end on tho line of the lodo or vein. -The claim shall be recorded within i fifteen days if located within ten miles of a mining recorder's olllce, one additional ' day allowed for every additional ton miles or fraction. The fee for recording a claim is {5. ,-' .' , At least -piOO musl bo.oxponded on tho claim each year or paid to Iho mining recorder in lieu thcicof. When JC00 has been expended or paid, the locator may, upon having a survey m.ulo, and upon, complying ivvlth olhei icciuiiomcnts, purchaso the land at $1.(10 an jicrc. it '. . PennliiSloii may be granted by tho Minister of tho 'interlor to locato claims, containing iron and mica, nl&o copper, In the Yukon Territory, of air area not exceeding 1M) acres. ', i The patent lor u, mining .location shall piowde lor tliu piiyiiicnr. ol n lojuliyol -'1 iiur CClll, Ol I llO billed oi [lie | rodiiuls 01 UlClOOIlUOII. Placer Mining, Manitoba and the N.VV. " T., excepting , the Yukon. Terutory.��� Placer 'mining claims gunciully are 100 feet br'Udie; entry ice, i'o, icnowable yearly. On tho Noith Saskatchewan Klvci clalriw. for either- bur or bench, trie, foimcr being 100 lecc long and extending ' between high and low water maik. The latter includes bai diggings, but extends - buck to tl-.e base of tlie hill or bank, but not exceeding 1,000 ieet. Where bleam power is used, clalms'SK) feet .wide may 00 obtained. . ,, ' ���Hedging'In the livers of'.Manitoba and the JM. VV. T., excepting.tliu Yukon Teiiitory.���A lieo miner may obtain only > iwo'loases ol tlvo miles'each'lor a teim of twenty years,, lenewabio in tlio'dlhcie- tion of the.Minister of ,lire interior., The lessee's light Is conllued to the submerged bods or bars, oi'-tho ilvei below -, low water mark, and subject to the lights 01 all poisons who have, or who may.ie- ceivo entucs lor bar diggings or oench .claims,,. except on tho Kosikalcliewan , "lilvei-, ��� whole the lessee, may Uiedgo'to high wator maik oii'eacli altenrate lease- ' irold. ��� < ( . , .' , Tire lessee shall have a dredgo in operation'within ono season fiom the dale of (��� the lease lor each Uvh miles, but whoie a. poison oi company.has obtained moio . than' ono "lease ono diedge loi each llr-i" teen- miles or ii action-, is ' sulticlent. Korilal, ?10 per iiiinuin lor each mile of river leased. Xloyalty at tho rate of two and a hall' per cent collected on the out- pui alter It exceeds.'-fiu,000. > Uiedging in* the Yukon Tenitoiy.���Six leases ol nvo nulos each may bo giauica - to'a tiee miner lor a teim of nveniy yeais, also lunewable. , "" Tho i Ies>sco's Snghi is conllhed to tho suumeiged bed or, bais In lire liver bo- 'low low water mark, that boundary to do lixed by its position on llio'lst day ol 'August 'in the year* of the date of the iea*.e.' ^ ' i ' , . The lessee shall havo one diedge in op- of the lease,, and one f diedge .".lor each out ion .uiuiin lwo youis Hum' iho date ! Jivo miles within six yoais Horn such, daio. Itoiual, fiOO pet mile lor the hist yu���i,' and '.lu per inlle loi each subsequent year. Koyalty, same as placei min- . nig." * - " * i ' . Placer Alining In the'Yukon Teiritoiy! ���Ciuck, nvoi ,gulch and lull claims shall not.^exceed ZjU leel In luuglli, moas>uied �� on ihe'*baso line oi genoial dlieeuoii or llic cieok or'gulch, the width being Horn l.uoO to 2,uoo ieet. All othei placer claims .. oliall be 2jU leel��iiiini(\ Clahns ai e marked by .two legal posts, one at each end, beaiing noiicoa. lintry must bo obcained within ten days, if tne claim.is within ton miles of milling le- coidei s olllce. One exira day allowed for each additional len miles or fraction. The pen-on, or company slaking a claim must hold a nee miner's ccititlcate. The discoveier of a new mine Is entitled to a claim of l.ouu ieet in length,, and if the paity consists of two, l,5uo ieet altogether on the ouiput ol which no royalty shall be chaiged, the icst of the paity Oidmaiy claims only. ���Intiy lee, }.lu. Itoyalty at the rale ol two and ono-half jjoi cuiu on the value oi the gold shipped Horn the Yukon Ter- ntoiy to be paid to the Compuoller. JSo lieo miner shall leceive a giant'of moie man one milling claim on ouch sep- cialo nver, cieek oi gulch, but the same miner may hold any numbei of claims by puichase, and lieo miiieis may work then- claims in partnership by liling notice and paying lee ol ?_ A claim may bo abandoned, and another obtained on the same cieek, gulch or river, by giving notice and paying a lee. .; VVoik must be done on a claim each year to the valuo of at least MJ0. A ceitirlcaie that woik has been done must bo obtained each yeai; if not, the claim shall be deemed to be abandoned, and open to occupation and entry by a fiee nuner. The tioundaries of a clarm maybe denned, absolutely by having a survey made and publishing notices In the Yukon Olhcral Gazette. . > Peti oleum.���All unappi opi lated Dominion Lands in Manitoba, the North-west Torilionos and within ihe Yukon Territory aie open to piospectlng lor petroleum, and the minister may reserve for an individual or company having machinery on the land to be piospected. an aioa of ulo acios. Should the pios- pector discover oil In paying quantities, and satisfactorily establish such discovery, an area not exceeding bio acies, including the oil well and such other land as may be deteimined, will be sold-to the discoveier at the rate of S1.00 an acre, subject to loyalty at such rate as may be specified by order-in-councll. Depaitment of the Interior, Ottawa, Fobi'iiuiy, 1001, JAMES A. SMART Deputy of tho Minister of the Interior. An A i ritAcrrv i: Slav i�� a Uusixi-ss PiioDticirrt THOBNTON & EOCLES Painters, Paporhangei's and Slg-n Writers ISstniialos given Tor nil kinds of honso iMiiitinj-. Onloisf/ni I'liperliaiigiiig and Knlsoiiiiiiinj,' will receive prompt altoution. LKTTERING & GOLD LEAP WORK A SPECIALITY. DON'T MARRY. DOCTOR or rti-. inir, "Don't do a thing" lill \iiii *i'o clo.irK v\Iml's bo*t b> mil or Flashlights on Human Nature, on lioallli, disc.iso, loin, innrriiij'ii nnd iiari'iiliiijo Tolls vvli.it jou'il iisl, il diictor. Iiiitiloii't like lo 'JIOiMgos, illuslr.it- ml, UTiciuils, but In inlrniliico it wo send one only lo miv adult lor iios-limo II) coats. M. HI_L PUB. CO., 12UEast 28th Street, New York. ADDIIUSS : P O. 1IOX 2���, or SECOND ST., Behind C. P. R. Shops. Onloi^ ten al J. \V IlonnoU's will bo [ironi|>Lly iillondoil to. Halcyon Hot Springs ^/'anttar/um. LEARN SHORTHAND AT HOME by coirespoiHlenec. JO weekly lessons vvill iniikc you nyifcct. OBTAIN H1GHKR SALAKY Shoitliand i��now.'iclnyb indispenfcible to eveiv body. Utilise spare time. Veiy inodciiile fee. We procure positions. Write foi fiee booklet. Cl'VI'KU. CoiiltJ.M'ONJJI'NOL' COLL-Gi:, 215, Temple Chambers, Temple Avenue, London, E.C. rnriE mjsdical waters of Hni- I cyon in e Llic most cnraUvu in the world. A ppi-fccL, nriLtirnl remedy tor all Nervous and Muscular- diseases, Liver-, Kidney and Stomach ailments and Metallic Poisoninj-. A sure cure for "That Tired Feeling." Special rates on fill boats and trams. Two mails sir rive and depart every day. Telegraph communication with all parts ol Lire world. An experienced massangei-. Halcyon Hot Spring's Arrebel LaKc'S, C. vN -<l 11 th *���������-', ''.-<.. I' / \ -���������������������������.>,'.��������� f f' - > ,, k *,t,.', v*f. THE KOOTENAY MAIL VERNON. Great Influx of. Settlers. Fiom Our Own Coricspoiident. '��������� Considerable property is changing 1 hands in the* city and in the immediate vicinity, and the prospects are tliat a large irrflux of settlers will make this'their permanent home. ,At Okanngan Landing and in the surrounding country many large ranches -ire being cut up and surveyed into small holdings, ranging from one to ten ncres,'and disposed of to those in search of homes for thcmselvesitind families in a congenial climate. - This, with' the extreme fertility of the , valley, makesr-it a desirable location for.men of comparatively small means to establish theiiuelves comfortably in a section where natural''conditions arc peculiarly favorable. That the valley ist the. best fruit producing section 'of the ,province, i or,of the dominion, admits of no doubt, and a good and' permanent market, (for nil that can bo produced is assured. Not < only lire fruits and vegetables hhipped from hereto the west, , but an unlimited market ciirr' ahvaj-8 -be. found in the boundary country and in1 the N. W." 'T. at- remunerative prices. Quite.a large number of, farmers on the prairies] have lately bought ranches and vvill move their ,families here before the winter sets in. rt The' priiicipal,reason thcy-give for coming here lSito escape tho rigorous weather which prevails theie during^the winter , season, which'is in 'direct, contrast to " the mild-and invigorating climate of , the garden of-B. C. 1 here,*is-no doub't but that cthc 'icport these men,1' on' their return, give of the climate and capabilities of'this valley 'will be the means of inducing large number3--t6 .follow in their footsteps, so .that it requires1 no/ prophetical foresight^o see that," in the course ' of a very few' years, this exceptionally favored part of B. C.vvill have a large, prosperous ' and influential population.., When the projected i ail way from here to Midway'is completed, which it vvill be inside of a couple of years.'our, market will bo extended to ' embrace all s. the southern , part of the.province in addition to what we have .at the present time. ' ~ *"V A favorite 6pot for, locations just' now is at'Long Lake, some three or four miles'fronrhere. Tho lake is a beautiful and extensive sheet of pure 'and clear .water/ and those who are -fon'd.of fishing can heie .indulge"their ; pastim'e 'to the fullest extent, while the shore of theslake is', an ideal^spot for summer residences, and^camping cut "parties: vHere, too, large ranches are being sub-divided and disposed of to incomers. This settlement is not far distant from1 the famous Coldstream ranch with its wealth of fruits and'vegetables "of all kinds, and there , can be no reasonable doubt but that in'the course of a few short years the vvill be dotted with yards, and market several races with the result of each : Gieen Trotting and P.icing���������(2 in 3). For horoes owned in Osoyoos Division of Yale District^ previous to Aug. 1st, 190-1. Nellie Emmett,'G. ni , (T. G. Bell, Ariii8trong),lst. $70. Osoyoos Belle, bi\ in.. (E. Johnston,' Vernon,) 2nd, $30. ^Uarr 6. g, (Ji. Fleming.) Running Half-mile /Dash���������Katie Bell, b. m., (J. A. Cameron, Kamloops), 1st, $70. Friar Charm,' b'. g.-, (C.'H. Cottle, Kamloopr?), 2nd, $30. Ellis Glen, b'. in., (Jus. Smith, Calgary). Belmont," lilk. ��������� m., (J. - L. Pridham; Kcldwna). Tom Riley, ch. g., (J. M: Lachlin, High River). v Chesnut, ch: m., (Chas/'Allison). Ti'nie"ol flat. ' Running one,Mile,(2 in 3)���������Tod .Sloan, b. g., (C.'II. Cottle, Kamloops)) 1st, $125. i Young Marlow,' 'b. 'g., (J. M.'Laughlin, High River), 2nd/ $76; Nilgar, b. g., (VV. Armstrong, Vancouver). Barnndello, b. g., (E. O Neil, 'Vancouver). ' ; Running' Half-mile Dash���������For horses'MJ "-hands and tunder; purse dividcdi$50 to first and $25 to second. Jim, r. g., (Arapath, Oro, Wash'), 1st, $50. Fancy Freo.'r. in., (VV. U. llom- 'pay, Grand Prairie), 2nd, $25., July, b. g., (Ii. Krugcr, Penticton). Hot- stulV, b. ' in., (McMaho'ii, Pincher Creek). The Kid, s. g'.,'(G. B. Mollin, Kelownii). Bessie Trimble, b. m., (VV. J. Armstiong, Vancouver).0 . The result of tliis race was a com- pIetc''surpriso,'.the winning horse being if native pony owned by an Indian. While all.'the, others were well gioomed'and attended ������������������to, "Jim" was neglected and allowed to stand under a tiee and nibble at'the grass, but' he 'got there'all the same. " '' I tho company's engineering ot.ifl". He has been succeeded :it l.uvp'latiikc bv J. P. Foide. Sevcinl bids have been received for the deviation of the C P. R. line at Pallisei, but the contract' has.not ->e been let. , j , ', Mr. Cainbie, who has been chief engineer of the C. P. R. for the Pacific ..... ' division since construction, is about to retiie fiom ' the'service,,and will be succeeded by Mr. rWebsteiv Brick for Sale. Tlie undersigned have just Ihiiim kiln ,of .500,(11)0 lu-iek, of first, ol.iss i-u.ility. For price uud ' inform,uimi Hpply to C. 15. Jlunie iv- Co. ' W NOTICE. Thlr yirtays after date I intend toaunly to tho Honorable, Clnnr Coiniiis-iinncr of Liuidn and Work for a hpecial lieonle I o out and ciri-v avv-av timber from rtho followins described lamts*- ���������1. tfONDERFUL PURITY AND POWER. Bandmaster E. T. Murray of 42nd Black Watch Band Greatly Pleased With' (he Purity ' ' and .Volume of Tone of.the Hew Scale William.1 Piano. ~ ..', . - ' Bandmaster E. T. Murray visited the exhibit of the Williams Piano Company, 'Limited, of Oshawa, at thei Toronto Exhibition, and after, being shown the ��������� New Scale Williams Piano gave bis tribute in the following words : ''After examining your New .Scale. Williams Piano I am pleased to say that I have found it to be most satisfactory in every respect. I was'greatly'surprrsed nt the beautiful purity aird wonderful volume ot tone which is so rarely foimd in an upright piano. The, musical .qualities resemble those of a fine Baby Grand more than an upright. Its acoustic properties have been .very frrrely perfected, whrle the solidity of construction and workmanship are greatly to be admired. .- ' v , (Signed) V E. T Murray, , ' Bandmaster 4-tid Black Valch." Lewis 'Bros. Solo LooaFAgents. < ' - v * i , Coniniencrnjr at a pose mndied It. T. Hudson, about 4(10 yiudb frnn the lor/erbhoro of. Armstrong Lake, thence III chains ovst, thonco KM) north, thi-nce 10 chains west, thence 1G0 chains south to the point ot ooinineiecmcnt. Commencing at post mmi on the vve-t bunk of .-million ii-inilofiom S. Graliiiin's sur 10 chains nest, thence KiO cl 10 chillnh cast, thence KK1 in -Hi to tho point of commencement. , SepL 10, l'JOi. NOTICE ted R.' T. Hudson. Jrcok, about Imlf- eyed land, thence uns south, thence It. T. HUDSON. THE MINES. -Tho' lleco is. its mine MALAKWA. From our ovrii Corrosnondont. .. . t i T. S. Woolsey has-shipped several car loads of posts Intel v. i' 0 *��������� j " '- '- There are quite ii few fires burn , ing.through the valley, mostly all set by the passing trains. Mrs.M. Loftus has erected a "fine fiame-house on the site of the old one IV , that got burned down.'- /' ' Some of our folks had a nice grouse festival, the bachelors being especially invited if they provided thVgrouse. -'Considerable work has been'"put on the roads running from the spur to F. Bossley's by the v government this .year,'fbut the proof .'of it's good will require the long-lost wet weather to testjt. r ' ',,,'���������" '' i *- ���������" We.had ,"our usual .school, picnic Saturday "week at 1?., Bossley's*"rarich, and' the" weather was all we could wish for. After a hard days running, jumping, swinging, fishing, tug of war, and demolition of good things around the table, > all dispeised fully satisfied. , increasing force to 40 or 50 men. , . i*. ' >��������� , .. i - * r The Tribune, will be worked all winter and buildings aie being' got in readiness. ''079 slicks of'ore have been shipped from the mine this,summer. ' 'Gold is being .got at 9-mile above 'Ferguson, nuggets' running' up to $8. VV. Jennings and party,' who aie oper- ating'the giouiid, have p it in a 300- foot flume. Thirty days after date I intend to apply to the Honoiablo Cnniinihsioiiei' of Landri and works for a special license/Lo cul and eany uway timber fiom the fdlowinj- doi-ciibcd lands.*��������� , , ' C'oimiioncni'- al, a post printed on I he east side of Kife CJreek, ubouL mo mile from tho head'of'Carlboo.Liiko, marled. (J. I\ Ilriirr'ij north-west -corner post, tlieico soul li 80 eliuiiiH, tlicnco cunt 8(1 chains,' 1 homo noil li Ml chains. 1 hence vve^t MIclialriH to the Joint of coniinence- ineiit. ' i I, - , Dated August 2illi, 1001. -������ I IC. P. IIKN'RY. '*- , ' ' i 1'or A. VVj Ulekiiisoii, AkoiiI. The best and safest'way to keep Baby's sl::i������ healthy is lo use only ' ~ ' <_* ������ " ' WEILER, BROS. .*������__i_?iK__^a->r-w^__:'__:_ NOTICE. ihirlydnjh after dato lilnluiul lo apply lo the Honorable ConiinissloiiT of Liuiils anil Works for ii special license lo cul and cany limber from the followim; described liindH:��������� No. 1.1 Commencing nt jiost rilaited on Ihe casLtiide of l''ifo Uicok, about ono npla from tho head of Can boo Lake, and iidjoihiiifdlhu noiLli-vvest CO'nor of K. P. Ilcmy's.Uniboi limiL, maikcd A. \V. DIckiiison'i-isouUi',we't coruci*, post, Ihcncc SO chaiiih noilh, thence SO chains east, thence SO chains south, Ihcncc 80 chains west, to the point of commencement.1 ' ,. No. 2. ' i Coinrncnci npr at a post planted about one half mile south of K. JVHciiry'H north-vv est corner po������.t on Frfo Creek, nL Iho huul of Canboo Lake, and marked A, W. Dickinion's south east coiner pos|, thence 10 chains w-cr.tr I hence KiO chains noi th,'I hence110 chains cast, thence 1(1(1 chain), south to tho point of commencement. , Dated August 27tli,*l!)0l. , ,i i A \V. DICKINSON. The only travelling -alci-ninii vv c ha\ c is , our catalogue. You can do your -.hopping nt homeland sav e money, and .take jour own in ... choosing.���������l.'iCS illustrations all priced and described���������Free on request, . ��������� I-'IVH I'LOOIIS OF MIOWHOO.MS ; VICTORIA, B. C. ������S_r-_i___3____253 Rest, J2,65O,0O0. HENRY'S NURSERIES :������iio Wi-stmiiisii-t ftoiui. < NOTICE Thirty days after date I tlie Honorable Commissio Works for ,i special Jieen whole district orchards,- hop gardens: ( " ,; Barrister Macdonald, who has been ailing for some time, twris last week removed,to the hospital at Victoria, where he will have the benefit^of special treatment by expeits^of the medical faculty. His case is u critical one and, being advanced in' years, a rapid recovery can scarcely be looked < for. On Thursday last a special- train of five coaches and baggage car passed through here for the Landing. On board were President Shaughnessy and 2nd Vice President White, to- gethcr with other high C. P. R. officials. and a number of invited guests, who are making a tour of inspection. It is understood thao they will take the steamer to Kelowna and southern parts abd see for themselves the argicuitural possibilities of the Okanagan Valley. We trust that the result will be incieased accommodation for passenger and freight traffic on this branch of the C. P. R. It is surmised that part, at least, of their business south is in connection with a projected line from Penticton to tht coast. This would materially shorten the distance to Vancouver. l The asylum at New Westminster being crowded and^tho jail here being empty of prisoners, the government ha& concluded to tiiinsfcr a number of these unfortunates to Vernon, utili/.ing the jail as an asylum in the meantime. A special train with 50 or 60 of them is expected here this week. Duncan Ross, the liberal candidate for Yule Cariboo, lins signified his intention of visiting this part of the riding about tho 1st October, duo notice of which will be givcrr. VLUNOX KACLS. The annual Fall race meeting took placo on Wednesday and Thursday of this week and was hugely attended, tho city being full of strangers who had como to witness tho proceedings. Among tho horses ontorod for competition, some of tlicnr had a provincial reputation which gave an added /est to the proceedings. , Herewith wo givo tho entries of the ARROWHEAD. From ourovvu correspondent. P. Burns <.t Co. have their new- butcher shop almost completed. - 'We understand that Cape. L. H. Frascr lias been appointed postmaster. Mrs. E. J. Bangs entertained a few friends at her new home on Tuesday evening. .-The English Church is fast nearing completion. The' Rev. H. 'A. Solly expects to be "able to hold services theie on Oct. 1, but the dedication vvill not bo until sometime in November as the Bishop is unable to be here before then. '' Owing to ill health the Rev. W. Johnson has 'resigned the Arrowhead pastoiate of the Presbyterian church, and left for Edmonton Tuesday. Whilst in our city he made many warm friends, and on the eve of his departure was tendered a farewell reception at Mrs. Lightburne's, where he was presented with a handsome purse by the members of his congregation. RAIL AND STEAMER. The C.P. R. vvill take over the Kaslo mil way. The large snovvshed at Illecilliwact, which was swept out last winter, has been rebuilt. Cam Frascr is completing a substantial steel bridge for the C. P. It. across the Illecilliwact near Ross Peak. Brakoman Itcdpath died at Greenwood as the lcsult of his legs being amputated by his falling under a car. East Jvootcnay p.ipcis say the object of the C. P. It. in building between the Ciow's Nest line and Golden is to use that lino for heavy freight as it is found nccessaiy to cut down tho freight Mains over tho big hill at field by half. Chairman l'clloticr. of the railway conductois, declares there is no truth in the reports that 100 conductors are to bo discharged as the results of spotting. He s.iys that would practically mean a strike. I'\ H. Loach, C. E., who has been district engineer of the C. P. It. at Kovclstoko foi the past year, loft Monday for Vancouver, where ho will join A new process has been discovered oftextracting gold from sulphide ores. The process ie based on the addition of sulphur^ and can be-operated-at from $2 to $3 per ton. , , ' . '" The Sullivan smelter .will be completed and blown. in by Christmas. The Granny' smelter shipped 40,030 tons of ore.,last riionth" or 8,000 tons more than previous month. , T * The deep strike in the "Last'Chance, resumption of'work at the Noble Five the building,6f a $100,000 zinc plant at Rosebery, and the development of Poplar, Trout Lake and Ferguson make a capital index of the improvement of the mineral industry in theprovince. - .The* company which will operate the'- placerr ground"~"o'u-,the���������Lardeau River"'above Trout Lake1" have let aJ contract to N. B. Smith" and W. N. Dumphy lor building a'dam.* 1,000 feet of flume will 'put in. <��������� A i wagon road is being constructed to the ground. ' H. J. Baron, of the Mining Reporter, Denver, thinks the Lardeau one of the most promising fields to ibe found for the investment of capital in mining, lie speaks highly of the Swede group at Poplar, ond'consideis the prospects of good gold values at depth are excellent. The aerial tramway which B. C. Riblet is building.at the Biitannia mine north of Vancouver is said to be the longest in the-world, the length being 17,200 ft. with a drop of 3,200 ft. The tramway 'will have a capacity of 100 cons an hour. A concentrating plant is being put in. ' f The Consolidated Cariboo Hydraulic mine is reported to have yielded $100, 000 in gold this year, though the piping season was very short owing^to the dry weather. The fact that the train robbers who held up the express were after the last gold brick from this mine shows the reputation it has attained as a gold producer. The Silver Cup mill is saving 75 per cent, of the gold and silver values by the new process. There is a mill run on similar lines at the Ontario mine, Park City, Utah. The ore so far run is mainly the second cUss ore from the Nettie L, and by mining these with the higher grade ores of the Silver Cup a better return is obtained from'' the Nettie L ore. away .limber, hinds .- intend to apply to icr of Lands'and to cut and cany from the fdllovving described 100,000 Bulbs To arrivo soon from Holland, Kinino * " and Japan. Thousands of Fruit" and Ornamental Trees! i ��������� Rhododendrons, Roses, \ Greenhouse and Hardy Plants '' ' ' , I for ,fall,"planting. - '��������� ��������� l r -���������, FTomo-Growu and Imported ' , Garden, Field and, Flovyer- Seeds ,. always in'stock in season. '\ ��������� '"''FERTILIZERS./, ''"��������� J-f -I, ( jj ^ T - l 'Bee; .Hives-anS Supplies. Gieiiihouse full of Plants, Cut Flowcis, , ,,' - ' ,Floral VVork.r- - ' Catalogue fiee, oi'cill and examine ' " stock/ IMPERIAL BANK OP CANADA iilMtnl Authorized, S-l.'ooO.rxX) Capital Paid' Up, SiOOWCtO. B Head Office. Toito.s-io, O.vtakio. ��������� ���������VihI1"!!!'.'��������� <"r.,.,|,l,t,_0i.Nor,'hw?",t .T-!r,*;lto.rlP-'- Mnultobn. Ontario a And tho To Ui,,, point,, ui ilricMr ('olii-iibia: rjrnnbrfi *>oImiii, KevolsUiko, Troirt LiiLev'Vitiicmiviir mid Vi M.-i'iurr, ^esl<l������i,l. D. K. Wii.kij-, Vico-'i'resldor.t ...id General Mji.nfTor.' , ^ ^ l^liAV.AM-.istmit aunoral .Miuiiiiior. VV. Moj-j-at, Chiof Ius-iector. ��������� Revelstoke', Branch, B. C.-A General Banking Business Transacted Siivhiks DoiMrtinoiit���������DuiM'siis Heceliod mid Intorost Allowed. , Drafts sold nvailuhlo In nil -inrls- of (Jiinndn, United State' REVELSTOKE;-&. C. vcwlv llllllt. ' I ',. ABRAHAMSON 'Vi'r' *..''. BROS., proprietors: ��������� Al "i-t-diiisp in evary respect.'' "'Allt'moclern conveniences. ,!',-.',- Large-wimple. Rooms. ^-.-~- t*'*"���������','t.. ?���������- ��������� *.-- Rates SI.60 per Day. Special Weekly Rates. Queen's Hotel/ Trout-Iiake, under- same management.'*'1' Commencing'at n. post filiated on the oust bunk of Fife Crook, about |,vvo miles fiom the head of. Caiiboo Lttlo, marked A. M. Uenttie's sonth-vv est corner jiost, thepec 80 churns nor th, thence 80chains cast, then-o SO chains south, thence 30 chains west to tho tpoint of commencement, i s��������� Dated August 27th, 1004. ' . " I , -A. M. BEATTIB. ," ,*���������,!,, Per A. Wl Dickinson, Agent. NOTICE. WITHIN thirty days aftler dnto'I intend to uppl> to the Honorable Coinniibsionei of Lands and Works for a special licence to .out and carry unity timber from tho follow ing described lands. ' I.i / Commencing at a po-l planted on the west side of tho north east arm of the Upper Ai row- head Lake, about half a mile from the shore, on the south lino of _\ Rouuiuon's purchase land, thence SO'chains north, thence 80 chains west, thence 80 chains south, ihence SO chains east. ���������* , - -. ��������� ' f i Aug 2nd, lllOi. - *��������������� ��������� ���������_. P. HENRY. - ��������� . I - -a. - , COLLEGE SCHOOL' . to j r>ii-iits \\h< ri>->h~it1i"ir s tns to li iiu liumc l in* M J. HENRY, Vancouver, JB. O. , CSuccssors to Vi A. Smith & Co ) a J - , HEADQUARTERS,FORt. j ' ' Bread & . i*; v/-iJ_ies..' \ . Vy " ''OF���������ALL KINDS \f : . f ��������� \ ^ v.;. ������������������, j , - >_., \/:\ , ��������� -' ably, furnished with ,the choicest the market- \* -��������� affords.^ Best ��������� Wines, Liquors,'.i&\_CjgarsrX;"f,' ���������--/, Rates $ i,a day. Monthly rate. 4_ , ���������; *'"���������',>,, '*K , JT. ��������� ��������� -A_____3_EG_5?,T '' ST03ST_SI, J 'PEOP: iv ���������^-v.^ . /; < j K i" ' ft v , f 'j*-f a^'Uf^' J>fc !1**_V'j,-i>p'l > ^..'V.^d ' z" "l ���������* ��������� s - ���������������������������������-���������,-���������>������- -������������������-- -"--���������������������������-T.l -' HOTEL LARDEAU- . ' OOMAPLIX -^^^^ tin r$������': rtr) V-: ���������iirEi.Ltc -Irs ���������iJlli TUAl,; MORAL' AN J.PIIYSIBAL TRAINING., * ' Il Ims met with rLtiiinknlilp 5tiLLrss In* " "" COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS AND JATHLETICS, ui.L 't 1.H4 tlie i oiin.ler.Lt: Jnil pitnilij|.'e oj iiiaiiv ot thi. lieat 'milllrj Ri ..pi-ns Sept olli JKi.rpii.|iLe!i I he 1 oni Blnhrip of *..* IVtjtiiiiiiHtLr Ihe Ret Dr ['entrench, An-liilemon of cohiniwa eic ..rev.C. J. BRENTON.M.A., Head Master. , , S78 bumurd Sr. VMncouvir. B 0 Tho Master Mechanic s Paro Tar Soap heals and softens tlie skin, while [promptly clennsing it of grease, oil, rust, etc Invaluable for me chanics, farmers, sportsmoi. Free sample of receipt of 2c. for postage. Albert Toilet Soap Co., manufacturers, Montreal. ��������� 100 SILK PIECES! Extra large silk and latins work. Lovely coloi-, sure ot fancy vvoik and aitist.ejro.ninni, ALL foi til for fancy , with boolt work. Lovely coloi-, sure to please i k and ai tist.e ji emu 15 cenlb, 2 lots tor 25c, Money returned m stantly rf not as represented. Illust.ated LIST FREK. Address: EXCEL.O CO., 472 Main Street, East Orange, N. J. ������������!������K Standard iome<l>' fcr Gleet,, Gonorrhoea and Rtnnings IN 48 HOURS. Cures Kidney and Bladder Troubles. ,*_- Full' supply-of fresli -"," " groceries, just v.^\ ->'-?' v. opening up Prompt attention given to all oulois. v$> 1 Wr) ���������r>\ Jf��������� THe Best House in Town. -;"- - Well\Furnished -- ^Good Table's,. f /Best Brands of WINES, SPIRITS and CIGARS keptUn Stocks -.-f - WW , ' ' 7 - ' . ' '- "'"-.' , j."- -' _W' f'/-Vr|t* .'-",'-' -"-i* - ^ ; i*w������* W.'HAMILTON', Proprietor."' ���������v-L' - ~ - - -��������� - ~~ ~ _' :_* _-._: *_* '- * '-1 ~ * - -J - --- - - - .-i-- . ..,,-, J. Guy Barber JEWELRY D! neen s n OOMAPLIX CHIEF YOUNiGr, - , - ^ and a ' complete hne of the GENUINE [Succosssor to Di Curry Dentist REVELSTOKE OPERA HOUSE ONE NIGHT ONLY Tuesday, Sept. 27th Mr. O. P. Walker presents the eminent Canadian Actor HAROLD NELSON and his Company in the remarkably successful Romantic Comedy- Drama "Heart & Sword" Gold Crown aiid Bridge Work a Speciality. t i Dental Parlors pver Bew's Drug Store, MACKENZIE AVE. "1847 Rogers Bros." Knives. Forks, Spoons, 'etc. E>cs cirefullj examined anil proiitrly fitted to the best grade orpT c^h> Requiring. \ S V^l*' ' , . - ,_- , Proprietor. , Best brands of Wine's, Liquors arid Cigars. - <., Travellers to Fish" Creek will find excellent accommodation at this Hotel. , ' ' ' '?*-.* l ' 3D_R_E_rsr_K: >v PERFECTION QOCO������ It is absolutely pure <. COWAN'S CHOCOLATE GfiKE IGINCS, CREAM BARS'ETC. ARE VERY CHOICEST.QUALITY . The COWAN CO., Limited, Toronto n The most complete and beautiful scenic and costume equipment ever seen here. PRICES: $1.00. 75c. & ,50c. Eeherved Seats atCanada Drug & Book Company. Second Annual Exliibiti n of the Nelbon Agiicultuiitl and Industrial Association NEW BUILDINGS, FINE GROUNDS BIG PREMIUM LIST NOVEL OPEN AIR ATTRACTIONS This sliiirlliiinil is toU!l> d.llorout to nil otl.ors itoulj lnl.es \mioI<s to loi.ru. inslc.id nf months or sours, It can lie roud like limit At tho fourlli lussdii Jim write II) word* anil at tho Kill, lesson I(K) words a imiiutu Tliollrst three lossous onablos >oli to iniiki) privntu notes, and tlie Dili lo^son limits >nu lo cnrrijs- IKindiiiK stylo, tin) '.llli and Dual, lnv.nn to rn- liurliiiK. Itli.kosli.it two liimrs to loani llio first lossini, tind a sjiociniun may on sooii at tliu Kooli'iiiij Mail on i.|i|il.ual.oii to tliu iniiniiK'T, Mr. IIiikuoii. Ijossiius Iij mail nro i|iiilu oil')-. Wo (.'iiarnntao snouosq Our jnuiiKOst imjills are l.'i'/a, and tliu oldcstSi. Tjjiuwritim; IiiiikM liy mail. Wo roiward yn\ lesson sin ot,s to toai li \oi. the corroct iiiiKorinir���������all the ItiiKers^ All are taitKiit on tliu blind touch systoni. Write, sayini-the machine \mi liavo. or iT wo are to supply \oii with a Now or Second hand one Wo do not hirooul machines. TISHMK���������For shorthand $.10 to ciimjili'tion, jiayi.hlo li-i inslalmont^. T>jiijV\ritnijr S-ICI lo complolion, lint {iiismont in advaiico Addrc'S Iho Socrotaiy. Studio lovor Tmjiurial Hank), Victoria P O " "' u Who knows anything about BANNIGEE"? All liuycn ddys Wil MI Hiiycrs*. Seller.-- and Users of Impervious Sheathing* Paper ,Aic intcicbtccl in this c-urFtion. every render of till.-enquiry ; T? A TXTTVI-GrER." " Who knows anything about -*-���������������-*-*��������� ������������������������' J-^rl X\Jk ____.������ . rie.ii-c drop it line on the subject to The E. B. Eddy Company, ��������� HULL, ��������� , CANADA. Write for Prize List- J. ������. Annable, Sec, Nelson, B. C. \ ���������1 THE KOOTENAY MAIL. fr> 1 -1 ���������fl , a'' t *���������.-, A' ^ w, '-* '--J t vf ," 7 *t ��������� *- ?'".,- ',' ' V * - . > ft ������-;���������.'-'". & -. ' ^-."?"��������� *?-. .-��������� ���������rV^ ' jf .P ' 9-, rt , its' i' i,-/ 4 '*- ���������5 , i jsft -. . *t ' r ���������J ' 3"- ? P ST- ~' >*, **��������� ���������& ' -,. Il'.vou think you would like 'to start , TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS i Just call anci see the variety'of KODAKS '.' " ���������'' AND-": CAMERAS CANADA; DRUG & BOOK CO. - They keep 'all the necessary supplies and chemicals. -_��������� ��������� Call,'or send a'posl card for Catalogue. <��������� . ' n '' i - ( ^ - . ~- Local arid General. o A.' Lapointo'iintcnds building another hotel itt Knmlonp-.. -',' j ^fe.\t Liberal.,convention ' for the "* piovince ife to be held at llcvelsloke. '. ,OwiiiS'to*Vhe.r(all iiv the river the' ^..etenmer Uevclstokci/ will prob,ibl.\ -, m.ike no more trips thib.so.-ison. T. ,J. Wadm.in and li. Buckley, of Revelstoke. aie appointed corirnriv sioners for taking n/lidiivitb under tiro provincial elections act. Wc h.i"\c been'congi.itiilafed on all .. hands on the illustrated wiito-up-oi , Keveistoke 'which iippciued in ��������� Inst - issue of the Kootenny -Mail. ���������The, Kcvelstokc Lumber Company "are now placing on the giotind the lumber /or the footbridge to bciiltached to the C. P. It. tiallic bridge across-, the" ColumbiaJRivcr at Revelstoke. . E. A. Bradley , returned Thursday ,, from his eastern U'ipr.ind as a result active bperat ions will be 'resumed'on French Creek!. , lie is advertising foi , -20 experienced miners. ��������� ��������� < Aman'namcd A. Joidari was acei- ���������'dentnlly shot at'Salmon Arm Tlitus- day. -. Dr. Grahiim vi-is sent lor to attend the injmed man, and broughl, . him ,to the liospitiil, whoie he is ic- . covering. - - Out of .f L11,000 ciistonis.'iuceiptb of, tlie Saw- .Westminster distiict,'iindci which-.are':tll-interior points, Jicvel- ^atokc", contributed ' last" yem "ovei, $16,000, or nroie .than a third of the * total revenue oi the main land outside Vancouver." , Capt. Foisland is one of the most successful huuteis in the west, and the remarkable tiling i*. that his game Chinch. Tho enleitainment was well attended. European views were shown iii the lir.st Inil i, ii nd those were followed by views of Canada. Among Air. IrSuoll'.s views are somu of this neighbourhood, the old toivn, then called Far-well, the big glac-jer. ' Airs. Buell was the'fir.st, white lady'lo climb the ice inoiiiit.iiir. .Musical .items wore rendered by local talent. Tho promoters of the concert have every reason to feel proud of their success. ~ * i t Social & Personal. Kcv. I. Williamson is leaving ICam- lollph. . '' Alish Temple'u'tiiined Wednesday i-iim.the con st after a lengthened visit. II. I'I. SlevonsOn won the prize of ii' pair (il pipes iii' I-!;. M. .Smythe's dmw- ���������i-K* . ��������� ' ' , " Airs. Theodore' Ludgate wont ��������� lo Kamloops I his week on n visit'I o Aim., ((('large MoCoriuii'l-. W ,.W. Lol'e.-m.v. .mil 11.in Mnukin-, tosh relumed Saturday from n htint.- ing hip to Alt. Uegbie. ' The Di-atii.-itic Club .no i-elieiii'sing "The Ticket ol Lu.ivo' Alan,",which will be picst'iilud on Mov. lit 11. * 1 Air. iind'Airs. .1/ II. Sibbhld returned Tluusdiiy from tlie.rli'ip Ui the const. Mr. Sibliiild being much better lor the change. , ' ��������� t> AlissAliny Kdwards cleverly enler- titined the pupils of tlie'lu'gli sclnml on Tuesdnv evening at a laic-well lo'Aliss Kennedy. ��������� , ' Ali-s. I'r.iil is n niiist siicees-lnl water color .ulisi, some ol her views .iround Kovolsloku tnkiiig a high place lor artistic merit.. " '-.Karl Lichlield and Kail and Countess of Dnit.uiout.li, Viscount "Anson, Lady IJoi-otlry Leggo, und-JIori. Wcnlntni Coke mo waiting ii.tntl. ' ' , Ails. Ro.tdly gave a larcwcll paity to Airs. Call, daughter- of Airs, tjnntli, on her. leaving Kevelsioke this.week to leturn homo to Vancouver.' AJiss Bessie Uickinson, who was summoned home ffdm Poplar, B. C, by the death 6f her father, has leturn- Now on the market,- choice residential property on 7th Street, Blocks 51, and 54 surveyed into lots, 50 x 100 feet, and upwards, on easy terms. ' Wc lo each Avenue Y ' T ���������*" have decided to present $10.00 vorth of Fruit Trees acre of land sold in the fruit gardens near McKen'zie .'LOW PRICF.SAN-D .EASY/TERMS. SANITARIUM. Dr. Fagiui, provincial health ollicer. was in Revelstoke }\ ednesduy and saw several memboisof tlio'hosp.tal coin- niitteo, wilh a "view to arranging a meeting to consider the support to be got for ost.ililif.hing a provincial sanitarium foi',eonsump(i\e.s. The doctor stttes t.heie me 200 deaths u year, in the province from this <li������c.r.*o, and the only way lo deal with it is lo hn\c a sanitarium ,��������� whore patients can bo cared,for and trained to so conduct theniselvo- that, the g'enirs iii the sputum shall not. become a .menace to their neighbors.,. lie expressed his conviction of the necessity of such an instution and had liberal promises of support. lie pioposes that 'oveiy adult should gun ran tec to contribute. $1 n year for hot ? Why, all the fellows arc getting shot"���������powder and cartridges' nt Lawrences. Look out for the lstuf September. Browning's- . ' AutomaticShotGuns,the latest and most up-io-datc gun on the market. Single and Ooiiblc-Bariolled Shot Guns, 'M-'M Winchester, :iO:i Snviigo,':i0:i.l3i-itibh Killes. , Largest Stock of _21tillesoverin Uovolstoko. Watch for our Spotting Window. ��������� 'W.'M. LAWRENCE, ''������������������'���������' - ^Hardware. ton veins for its inain- J o REVELSTOKE,INSURANCE AGENCY v LIMITED ���������! 1 ! Agents. < instrno.intr I lie nllic-ers. ing a niPRtint; was held initiLitiiiii (Icgioe was 'In the oven- in' which the 'put on and to-licr iiost in the Poplnr'school Airs. C. II. Al. Sutherland outer-, tained Suiiday school pupils at .the Parsonage Monday, evening in honor oiAlissiSora Kennedy, who was' 10- turiiirrg.to her home in Outaiio., The annual autumn dance at tho l-'.ilcyon y.iiiitaiiiiiii is Jcccd-lor Oct. 21st, and will be looked forwaid to by thoso who' genci.illy enjoy a,visit to these seasonable gatherings at Halcyon.' c . "��������� ' , \, P. Lii moot, of the Canada Drug ami Book-Company, hiis gqrre to Kogma to attend the annual meeting of the company. Prom there hew-ill proceed to Winnipeg, and later on to his old hoine in Oh.ulottotown, P. Ii. I. On Friday aftenoon Aim. Ilyktird entertained it party in honor of t,hc visit, of Airs. J. J. Shaw. The p.nty which was dune in a in.tnuei'which relleots nitich credit'on,those who took part.' \ > The meeting iidjuiirncd to All*. II. A. Brown'*. Iious-e .where it pleasant hour ivas spent in music and rofiesh- ments. A vote of thanks was tendered Mrs.'"Urowri iind Coinniitiee of'lCnights for (heir,valuable assistance.- churches: Business Locals. > comes to him���������he does not go after it On a'iccenc crip up the river he killed w-l*> attended by a I.tige number of from the steamer the biggest caribou ladies. AIis. J. J. Poner stood liist in on record, and last trip ho got two more. ' At a meeting of the Liberal cxecut i vo on Thursday night, at F. B. Lewis's ofiice, it was resolved to uigo the postitl department to put letter bo.xos at each end of the city and to accept W. Bew's offer to look after a box at his' drug store. It was decided to v*rite W. A. Galliher, AI P., asking him to support the proposal. The engine-room of the stcamci Revelstoke is a ciedit to Engineer Colbeck. The .machinery is kept in the best possible manner, all the steampipes being neatly co\eied with a-tbestos and n*ica packing to prevent radiation, the steel faces beautifully polished, and theie*t of the machinery painted in tastefully picked Out eolois. Frnfes=or I'uell gave hi* magic laiitein exhibition m the Opera Jlmit-e Tuc*d:iy. tin Icr the auspices of the Ladies Aid Societv of the Caiholic your odor Ot&tf the cuniiiidritiu contest, the pri/e consisting of it cut glass bon-bon'dish. On Tuesday W. W. l-'osler, assistant to Supt. Kilpatrick, was the recipient of a handsome wedding present fiom the ti.iok foremen of the Alountain and Shuswap division of the C. P. R. The presentation took the form of a large cabinet of silverware vvith the following insciiption:���������"To W. W. Foster a^ token of esteem by tiack foremen of the Shuswap and Alountain division. June 25th, - 1901." , The gift wo*, selected from Cluy Barber'? stock.i Theie w.ia (iiiito a gathering at the Afethodi-jt Paisonage last evening to bid God speed to Aliss Afarion Adair, who leave? today foi Toronto. Miss Adair is entering the Methodist Deaconnoss Training Home, whose she expert*! to spend some two years in pieii.iiing fm her life's woik \u / ', I'ltl'MiYTI'lUAy. - Toinorrow being Children.'s Day thiougliout the' Presbyterian church in Canada, a special seivice will be hold in tho morning., .*- , ' ,- Sunday subjects for St. Andicw's chinch. AIoining service, "Children's' Day; evening service, "Unity, Truth, Love." < . On Tuesdnv evening, last Jiev. W. A. M'yllic, ,U.A., late of 'Hyde Park,' Ont., was indiictoil into the charge' of ICamloops congregation. Ke\.���������Mi. Alason of lVicola piesidcd and inducted Kcv.'.1 , IL Duncan of .Salmon Aim preached, Rev. W.'G. Caldei add essed tho ininistoi and Kcv. Ci.nv of Vein- on the congregation. . sr. I'l.-i i:i;'s. - i , A Hat vest Than ksgh ing service will be- held tomorrow by the lector.0��������� MI.1II00IST i Subject, 11 .i.m.: '���������Epliphatha'';l'2 .'JO p ni., the annual Sunday school rally service; program of responsive readings hymns, reports and addicsso=. Parents and friends invited. 7.30 p. m., .special service, for young p.ople under air-' spices of the Epworth Le.iguc; sermon to young men-/special music. .1 ��������� kend Brown's advertisement next week. * , " ������ . ������������������' New souvenir goods at Bows' Drug Stui e. ,,,���������'' K M. Smy;he has fitted up. in his cigiir store n May billiard table. - < II. Alannir.g has decided to start an auctioneering business. ' f- ' Film and " photographic plates itl- ways fresh at Canada Drug i\- Book ., i i i , i bt"rc. . s ' ' . ��������� Judicious ndvcttising is it'sure cure for .uraemia in business. Advertise in tho Koothnmy,AI.\irV; , , Hvoning. sntertainments���������see 'our tally .cards,,, Japanese' napkins, .etc Kud Cross,Dliig Store. . ( ." . C. 13. Hume <fc Co., Ltd., announce their millinery, openingfor Tliursday i i i , f r.ext. , ' . ' ���������Von got- tlie best of. tob icco, cigais ,iiid pipes int' Brown's. -LIOADEKS IN VERNON RACES. Condoned irom Pa^q 3. Time���������Xo. 1. 2 52: N'o. 2. .51 ��������� N"o. 3, 1.4S1; _\o. -t. O.II. While nearing ihe winning po*t Be-r.-ie Trimble overreached herself and fell, rolling over and over. Her i rider was cut and bruised and rendered unconscious. Three Minute Gins* Trotting���������Bell'-. Nellie Emmett 1,-t, .folmstonV Sister .superior 2nd; time1 2:-l:">.^. Running Half-mile ��������� Cameron's IC It if I Sell. 1*1. Mr'f..uii;hl,'ili'si Torn IN * UP-TO-DATE M I3TII0DS 'rllB 01 GAB*BUSINESS. " '' ' ' For sale,-withini the city limits, OA tor. s of landfall cleared up, with good dwelling house on - it.-Apply to , L. Larornic. , , The Ke-; Cioss Drug stoic inc.showing a" gj..*at 1 assoitmept of Japanese keiclncfs and tally cards for games. lloid and young draw- attention to their fall millinery opening.oii Thursday next. i , . Now books ire always coming in at ��������� he C.m.id.i Drug & Book rCo , where thi'y have" thousands of books to uh'io*e fiom J * Biown is going to make a- change in bis business. For Sale���������'two sewing machines which have been little used. ' Apply to II. Manning. You can get any prescription ill led at the Canada Drug & Book Co. (enaiico. - ' i . ���������: , , ' C.J. Wilks has improved the'equipment of his machine shop by adding a hitho 'lilted with six speeds and latest improvements to take'up to S .', in. diameter and 2*1 in. between ���������* i. centres. It' hits im automatic.feeder mid compound rest and \vill cut a thread anywhere fiom live to KiO.'lie is now prepared to turn out almost anv class of work. And wo are ready forthc trade, u Everything,in connection with this hdu-o is first class. Our selection of Woollens is tho host. Wo cut ovcry garment with n perfect stylo and fit; and the work- niaiihliip givus.il, a'beautiful'finish, a joy to the customer. .wits GaM ^oai! air"y - NOW IS YOUR /TIME . , ���������'. i to gel in your winter' supply ol con). ���������_ ,1 have just received .i full su'i'c-k of tlie'ahove coal and can make pronipl delivery. - -, v, '.. '��������� P.iy no attention lo others'representing they can sell you Gall Goal. 'They have not, got it and cant, gc-t ils equal. * ., , ''' Draying work and furniture moving a specialty. , . * Orders left at, W. Al. Lawrence's ,oi- It. AI. Smythe's .will havejirompl' attention". t , e'< , , ' J.' 0 'HUTCHISON. REVELSTOKE OPERA HOUSE . ' . ONE NIGHT ONLY Tuesday; Sept. 27th ��������������� i % r y 1 Mr. 0. P. Walker presents the , eminent Canjidian Actor. , - HAROLD NELSON 'and^iisCnmpany in tho remarkably-"' , successiul Komantic Comcdy- * f i ' ' Drama . "Heart & Sword". The most complete and beautiful scenic and costume equipment cvci' - seen here. \ '" PRICES: $1.00, 75c. & 50c.: Keserved Seats atCitnadit Drug & Book . _ - ^._ . Company. .AIoKHNZIH'AVRNUI-3, THE TAILOR NJSX'L' TAYLOR HLOOK. N 15 W AltK-Ol'l-.N KOK Yoilll LX'SI'lJC'l'IOH ^'TiUJ.M Hicli ('(ilmliiiis. in Hull .mil ' * Itiiiilil lldslKlis In I),may tllininliur * , I'llloi'ls our Stiicl, niiil IViuos sliimlil moot tlio inns! oxiiulniK riiiiuiiciiii'iils. , i . ' , . R. Howsoii & Co., Furnituro Dealers. Picture Fpamliiff Uricloptakops & Embalmees. ** ' ''''.I G-:A. SCOTT, FASHIONABLE TAILOR. , * GOOD, WORKMANSHIP ,i> PERFECT ;FIT "- UNION "MADE, ' McKENZIE AVENUE H. ' . Next- nowsoN & Go- ������t' dcncoiress woik. A nicely woided address w.ib scad by Air H. Howson,i siiperiiitendent of the Sunday .-elrool,! nf which AIi*s Ailiiir bn> lii-en a ni������st faithful teacher; ami Mrs. Dickey, on behalf nf the Sunday -elmol. presented Mi=s Adau vvitli .1 li'Miitiiitl gold watch -tritiihly engraved. Mi-,-, Adnir replied in a few well eluisen weirds full uf fueling, i-.vprc.ssiiig her Mipri.*e irnil gratitude. Her many friend.* wi."li Wor every .-uece.*-' in the noble work to which ,*he is devoting her life. ! Fill <'.-.. il. Oil ��������� l.-'i Kriiir Ch ii i Corner Drug Store. ���������' When you come to, Revelstoke take the Central Hotel bus and you ' will iind the best hotel accommodation in the city. Hyacinth. Tulip and Lily1 Bulbs lor sale at Bews' Drug Store. Kvery. brand of cut and plug tobaccos at Brown's. * j .1. C. Hutchison draws attention to ! the fact that lie is the sole agent for 'O.-ilt rnnl nndnlso undertakes' drnving > .mil -RicharcNrin's IC i n Govett'-i I'riiner, 2ric: l-"nr di.i-.vi-ig riHtruint'iits, pio- ti.iclors, sea'.? rulers, drawing inks mid Whatman*" best drawing "papers M Nellie tind I ."��������� tn Giuiad-i Drut; Store. , , A full nr.-rc'ife of the fliilliarmjinic Mow "I I " ' '.,,.,, iSdci. ly will b"!b''l(l Monday evning. 1 L2iilh in Librarv buildin; All are ��������� iii cr its riipie.stcd to attend. That wc art- competent, in the art of dispensing. We have his confidence. We assist him by carrying in stock all tlie latest drugs and chemicals; by carefully preparing and cumpounding his prescriptions ; by delivering promptly all prescriptions left in our care. For tlic.*c rensiuis our jirf'-orijition tr.'idu h.'i.= ("Town rajiidly. Fur t.lifi.-i' re.'i*oii������ wc rc*pcctfnll.v a������k fnrymir jiatriuiutro. Leave in tlio next j.re- scriptiou. urtoll ynuriUii-tur to leave halT'/>e "Red Cross RED CROSS DRUG STORE C. A. Adams, Manager. GRIP AND PASSWORD. Rathbone Sisters. Jlrii. fiessie Kiit/.etinteiu, Meputy Siiprenie Chii-f of liiithhniui .Sisters, arrived Kridny from Spokane to organize a Temple of Rathbone Sisters in connection with Gold Range Lodge, K. of I'. |:"i Indies arid 18 Ivnights wei.t, in as charter members. Oflicers were elected as follows : P. C, Mrs..L A. Agiitav; Al. K. 0., Mrs. If. A Brown; K. S., Mrs. I'.. Van Horn; I-;..I., Mrs. If. Cook; M., Mrs. I-. Somes; M. R. and C., Mrs I'. G. Ainsley; Al. of f<\, Airs. .1. W. Bennett; P. T., j-Irs. R. Gordon; G. 0. T., Mrs. I. McCallum; TriiHtecs, McsditiTies Brown, Jlnltcn, and Riirridge. Alusie and refreshmeiits were indulged in. Saturday afternoon was spent in rime: .'ii. Free-fur a I Patehen, 1st. Ti*ne 2.-11. I\ liioehtri.in li'iice - 'lil.ick I-'(iiimi. Nt. Wolf Time'; , I .iM . There was trend fun in I lie liu contot, but it he iiierriincnt w:i������ ai. height during the Klniichuiiin when the three rod d,im-.c'K <_'iiiIileuJ of ������ii,|e.������iidille 'ii- divided nkirt-\ ! Ilniwn alw.iys wjmri -inori'cruto- slmined every nerve tn.arrive lii-.-f ;il ( m"r������ the coal nf tin ir ninbitirm. } \\\ |{i.\vs bu* imported probably the The large crowd behaved it-elf **r������I������-ij- ; finest, collcoticn of bulbs- evor receivi(| rlidly during the whole; proceedim-vi, j in tliee.ity. Visitor.-; to Rfsvelstokt will find it tn Kmiil-iion nf God Liver r,V��������� ! <!ongIi cures���������fresh .-toek. 1 line/ Store. !��������� I lii. iind C:(l Cro.u.s Second Annual Exhibition of the Nelson Agricultural and Industrial Association Sept.28&29 NEW BUILDINGS, FINE GROUNDS BIG PREMIUM LIST NOVEL OPEN AIR ATTRACTIONS 'WANTED.. WANTED by 1st October, a good dininrr i-ooin gir I tor- the Okan agon lloiibe, Aimstiong. Apply with reference.' Whiting & Rogers. WANTED���������Several good men to work around sawmill and yard Big Bend Linn her- Company. Arrowhead. WANTED ���������Twenty mineis. Apply Friday next at oltico ol' IlovolstoKe. experienced on or about i. A..Br,idloy, w -ANTED���������All office boy. office ol this p.ipoi-. Apply W ..ANTED���������A First. Glass Circular' /V SAWVI3K in a null cut ting :jan per day, .solid suvi, slt'.iin kicker and regger, also steal ir leod. Wages $1.75 per- day.���������App'y to lvooten.-ty Rivei Lumber- Co.,'Nelson, B. G. Chas. Sam"Woe l- _-���������-_��������� 'WASHING, LAUNDRY- LABOR' CONTRACTOR V ^��������� L FRONT. STREET (Opposite Joss llouse, Gold Hill Hotel Building. - Wri'c for Prize List: J. E. Annable, Sec, Nelson, B. C. Ax Ai'ia\eiivi: Skin- is a IIij.sint.hs I'lionucr.n THORNTON & EGCLES Palntoes, Papoehiinfi-or's antl Slg-n Wpltons [ KstiiniitiH i/ivon fur nil Ivimls nf liiiiisu piiintiiiK. OnluM fur I'll|.nrlimiKint; nii.I Kiil^iinliiiiii; will ri'cnivfj jiriiiujit uttiuittoii. ���������\\TANTRD���������Reliable AIIHN in every W town in G.iir.-ida lo tn'te orders liu lii'lu.-.i.i.ide cloliii's; pei'in.Liieiil einployiiu'iil, gouil (oinmission ; expel "o.ice uuiu'( e.s.s.ii'v.���������G. L. Hntrvier-, Cusloin T.ii'c', 'ii Lomliiii'd .Street, Toio.i o, Oe.. ii nd wo'ds every liriud of praise were heard on * to the evcelluiit. iirr.iuge- iricut.o made by the --jtlieials mid the eflicient, rnnnner in which they (lis- charged thoir duties. their iidvantagii r'o Stop at the Central Hotel. free ii'i-- to and from railway Hliiti'in to meet all train-. LETTERING & GOLD LEAF WORK A SPECIALITY. AI'IjUICSH : I'. (J. IIO.v. V>1. or JSP.CONI) ST., Ilehiiul C. I>. R. Shops. OnlPr* l������fl ������l ���������'��������� VV. Iliiliiintt'.s will Im IHiiniptly iitlmiilivl In. The Canada drug nni\ fiook Gorn- pnny h-ive imported a Hplendid ftock of Kdi'-on f'lionogrnphs for ivhich they biivc been appointed ji^onlH. They Sanitary Plumbing, Hoi have: over ?,<)<> ditVercnt tunes to go with those inafcrirmiTitH. I'i pen repaired at, lirown'a Cigar Store. Messrs. rMae.dorni.ld and Montcitb hiivci now opened the ltevel.-if.oke branch of the Fit Reform, this being the only brunch between Vancouver and Winnipeg;' Thestore is lilted up with handsome suit,'cabinets, and it bevelled glass folding mirror. I Moscrop Bros. Water & Steam Heating. Pipe Valve Fittings, Electric Lamps, Door Bells and Annunciators, Electric Fixtures ^3" Put In. Second Street, Revelstoke L_//\ I tlNI I O and Copyrights ��������� olituined in .ill cotmlrios. ROWLAND BRITTAIN, Registered Patent Attorney 'ilculiiiiilciil'Allornuy mid KiiKliiuirr. Hoo'iii .'I, l''ii.ir(ic>l(lIHloek, (���������rnnvill- __.. near I'.O VANCOUVER, B C. A postuiu-il will secure nn uvcniiiB iippolnl inciil, fm' thnsii who ciiuioL call duriiiK tlio (liu. WAH CHUNG, General Store and - Restaurant Keeper -A Prime Stock of Groceries, Fruit,' "- Vegetables. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Try our rccd Sodirs, Ice Crenin, Strawberries and Crc-ini. Can't be boitten in the City. FRONT ST., REVELSTOKE. f. Mccarty I Livine; been appointed agent for Kcvelstokc for Til 10 Pacific Coal Company, of Banff is now in a position to supply orrisofl Halcyon Hot Spring's _/~a n it arium. T\ 'HK MKDICAL WATKKS of Halcyon mi! the most curative in the \ 'iii'lrl. A, iierfcct, natural i-euiedy for- I'll Nervo'iis and Muscular, diseaues, Liver, Kidney nnd Sl.oiiuich ailments and Met-illic I'oisoninj/. A sui-c-cure fm- "That Tired KeeliriK." Special riit.e.s on nil boats nnd trains. Two mulls arrive aed depait uvei-y day, Teleffi'iipb ('(inimunication with all piu-l.s (if the world. An experienced iiiassimK'-'-- Halcyon Hot Springs Arrobu LaKe, _������. C. ISncco.s.ssnr In Dr. (lurry.' . Dentist Gold Crown and Bridge Work a Speciality. Dental Parlors over Bew's Drug Store, MACKENZIE AVE At the following prices: Lump Coal $10.50 per ton Egg " $10.50 ". " Stove " $10.50 " '" Nut " $9.00 " " As this coal is smokeless and particularly clean,' and is more efficient than any of the soft coals on the iiinrkct.at will be found favorable fuel for all domestic purposes, including furnaces, stoves and kitchen ranges. Kor those requiring steam coal tho pea iind buckwheat sizes will bo found satisfactory and economical. Prices will be (piloted on these su-all si/.es on application. F. McCAliTY, Coal Merchant, Kevelstoke, B. C, ��������� "<aI i,.:. .-"_!. . "
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