@prefix ns0: . @prefix edm: . @prefix dcterms: . @prefix dc: . @prefix skos: . @prefix geo: . ns0:identifierAIP "55b0d8b5-c30b-48c4-a159-728ce7e2fc85"@en ; edm:dataProvider "CONTENTdm"@en ; dcterms:alternative "Revelstoke Herald and Railway Men's Journal"@en ; dcterms:isPartOf "BC Historical Newspapers"@en ; dcterms:issued "2013-01-31"@en, "1905-11-02"@en ; edm:aggregatedCHO "https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/xrevherald/items/1.0187446/source.json"@en ; dc:format "application/pdf"@en ; skos:note " <9 / /- y _A_.isr_D RAILWAY NA J-/. Vol XVII; NO- 17 REVELSTOKE B. C. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER __, 1903 $2 00 a Year in Advance Department Store Something* pietty good, and stylish ? .> SamHhing like the pictures yo:i see? Something* li Ice the dressy men in cities wear? \"26TH Is the kind you want. A 20th Century Overcoat is better than \" pretty good.'' Is \" like the pictures\" like what you see worn by men whom everybody recognizes as good dressers? Main* of them arc wearing** 20th Century Overcoats. Best cloths, best tailoring, best trimmings and perfect fit. Big, roomy coats, with swagger effects.* Prices from ������1-3.00 to $30.00 C. B. J_i_ ?- H Teas and We arc recognized headquarters for Standard Teas & Coffees. Ben Hur Tea is a fine wild tea, a splendid drawer, suits most tastes. Wc have it put up in Special 5II). Lead Packets. Just now wc arc giving a Special Pricc. One of These 5 Ib. Packages for 81.75. Ram Lai's Pure India Ceylon Tea. This Tea we have been selling so long here, it is not necessary for us to say a word about it just now. We are offering a 5 lb package for 2.25- ' ������������������������������������ , A Five Pound Package for S2.25 Coffee���������-Our Special Blend O. O. Coffee is our leader, always arriving, perfectly ground wliile you wait. Without doubt this coffee is the best value in the market. :We Sei! This Blend at 40c. Per Lb. sazs __MW_ri_������-____--v_n'- ,_���������_���������_____ area, sis Wc have about ioo Ladies' Skirts. We are clearing thcm at Bargain Prices. There, arc all kinds. Sure to bc one (or you at Half Price. Thcy range in price from 1.50104.00. ''���������' Drop in and look them ovcr. G B. HUME & CO,, LTD Department Store. Millinery and Dressmaking Departments Second Ftcor WMW__���������i���������nrwiuiii ,, ������������������ 'f-r*- i**- 1 iimmii mjijiii iin.uuim i-ramaaaaaammmmm Jim Hill's Forces compelled by C P R Men to Withdraw- Almost a Pitched Battle says an Eyewitness Miijvtay, 13. 0.. Oct. Ul.���������A railway wav for acee_- to the Shnilkaiiiecn V.illey lias begun in earnest, near here. The clmi-tci-s of tilt. CoIuinl)i:i fc Wct-t- ern and tlio V. V. & E. Itailvvay Companies provide nn interestine; conflict of title. Tlie companies really represented ,'iic the Canadian Pacific! nnd Gi-e.it Northern. An encounter between theiival forces too'*, place la.L Fiid.-iy aftornnon. The C. P. I_ was repi-cscnlctl Iiy Cliief -Kngineci- K. A. l!ainbiid|*e of Vancouver, Contractor XV. P. Tierney and fit'fy men of the grading ������'inji: the Gioal Northern hy Contractor F'i.-aier and twenty-live men. The Canadian company won, and remains in possession of the ground. Tlie greatest reticence is maintained by the local C. P. R. officials and contractor in regard lo the company's purpose, and the extent of the woik contemplated. A. C. Pliilps describes the incident as follows:��������� \"Well, as a malter nf fact, there is something decidedly novel. Thoic was something like a pitched 1) ittle. on' Meyernon's ranch yesteiday afternoon between the C. P. R. and G. N. R. contingents. The C P. R. won by superior numbers and superior generalship. '* ft seems to be a conflict of title to a right-of-way west of Midway. \" It arises this way :���������Ths Columbia & \"Western charter carries the i ighl to build a considerable distance beyond _ lid way. The line was started live years ago, bnt many of the stakes have been removed-and lost. It*, \"has beefflaLely-C-e'slaked hy K. A\". Baiu- bridcre, and, I understand, AV7. T. Tieiney. ot Nelson, who has Liie contract, was instructed to hc-gin grading from Midway to Jackson's ranch about two miles-to the west. '* Con li actor Fi. her. acting for the V. V. fc E., began grading fiom Ruck Cieek eastward towaid Midway. , \"Well, as they were working on practically die same, line, a meeting was inevitable, lt came on Friday afternoon at one o'eloc-k wlien the two forces enlc-red the same field at the same lime. \"The scene of conflict w.is Meycr- holf's ranch, a very valuable tract of land, through which-both lines run. '���������What followed i-i hard to de-ciibe, I lieve was decided diltV-rence of opinion. Mr. FKhcr advanced with his force of helween twenty and twenlv- five men with lhe avowed intention of driving the C.P.R. men olY the ground. \"He ini-i iiiul-liy-J-iif.-5ii-ir-K.-.\\������-I3,-iin-- liridge, Contractor Tieruey and fifty men. '���������Theie was no casual! ies. The Great Northern men yielded to supi'i-inr numbers. They didn't succeed in interiupting the work. \"Mr. l-'isher argued hard, but Mr. Bainbridge and Mr. 'I'ierney were equally determined, and they had llieir way. The C. P. 1'.., gang continued grading and the Great Northern forces withdrew.\"' Several carloads of rails and other material have reached here for the C. P. R. The intention is to rush construction west of Midway, and make the Great Northern Ii tble. for maintaining the crossing _ ;, Mr. Bainbridge was sent direct from Vancouver to take charge. Mica in Canada Eugene Haanel, superintendent of the mines branch of the department of the interior, has sent to Hon. Frank Oliver, the first of a sei ies of publications\" un the economic 'mineral- of Canada. The report deals with mica. Canadian mica mining, the expert says, has now reached such proportions as to entitle it a prominent posi. tion in the mineral industries of lhe dominion. Tiiere. are at present employed in tho mica industry 550 person., but nearly all t.he. mines and mica-cutting establishments are only employing about half the usual numliei-of persons owing to tiie temporary slackness of the demand, probably due to last year's over production. The wages paid last year amounted to $120,000. The best deposits so far discovered are tliose of Saguenny district, situated below Quebec. Fatal Wreck en C P.R. Al five o'clock on Tuesday morning ,-i -*etious ar.id\"lit orcum-d near Din- orwic station on Ihe Canadian J.u-ilir Railway, en-,1 of Wat Portage. A col- li.-ion took place between a fast ficight and a special train loaded with westbound immigrant.. Two woiyen, whose identity has not jet. been e .l,ib- li-.li.(I, were killed outright, and live otheis were moie or lesi seriously injured, among these heing C. P. R. agent Charlebois of Ottawa. Fire seized oa the coache. and in spile of everv clTort llneu weie consumed. E Work on the Beatrice. One bundled and fifty-nine feet in IR days is the lecoul that the cou- tiactors who aie driving lhe crosscut in the Beatiice mine have made to dale. Tliis is exceptionally good work and about 1'J feet remains lo be driven before the main lead is encountered. It is expected that this will be accomplished by November \">lh. The contractors commenced llieir work at a point !!00 feeL from lhc niouth of tin tunnel, that distance having been diiven previously, and aL a distance of ���������IH) feet from the tuiiiiel's inouth a five-foot lead was tapped, being one of the small leads lhat traverse the property. An aerial train 3,500 feet long has been erected for the pui pose of conveying timher lo the mine; it being ahove tiiuber lino. The tram is buill in two sections, the terminus of the first section���������wliich section is l,fi'M i't. in length���������is at the mine cabin- and the other section extends 2.000 fi el further down the bill into heavy limber. Tho tram, consisting *of a single cable on wliich- a earlier is hauled by aid of a horse, will piove a most economical method of liansport- ing timber and supplies to the .nine, as it obviates the necessity ot traversing a steep and tortuous tVail which O I y taxed both time and patience. The mine is to he equipped throughout wilh new tiack. fivo tons of 121b. rails having lieen taken up for that purpose.���������Camborne Miner. Lived 8 Days on a Wolf Robe Duvsos*, Yukon Ter., Oct. 31.��������� XV. 11. C. Jackson, George French and James T_ indale, arrived at Selkirk on Thanksgiving day with lcinnanls of a wolf robe, thegiealer portion of which they had cooked and eaten to sustain life for eight days. They had a, thrilling experience coming down -lacMillau and 1'elly livers. Amid the heavily running ice they swamped tlieir boat and lost, what provisions ihey had the fiist day out. For eight days, p.uLly by rail a nil partly eliinb ing hills ovei land, they made their way to Selkirk in time for n thanksgiving dinner, w hich, afier a diet of wolf robe, was duly appreciated. ���������-To-EnforcE-Eight_Hour_Law__ YIC-.JIMA, (Jet. .'il.���������The government has determined lo thoroughly test public opinion upon lhe eight hour law by vigorously cariying oul. the provi .oils of the main statute and the various amending acts. Six informations have accordingly been laid at Cumberland by the mines' inspector, whicli will come up for magisterial hearing there next Thursday. Woman Turned Into a Man PollTr.A.vn, Oct- 31���������The shock of a. runaway accident has changed a woman IS? years old inlo a man. Since the remarkable discovery wa.s made several weeks ago the outlines of her body liave lost some of their effeminate lines, and her voice has become har.h and guttural, and- a heavy beard is growing. This woman who has turned to lie a man has lived in Oregon and Portland all her life, and is unmarried. Outside of a rather mannish figuro. there were no evidences of masculinity. About six weeks ago she was injured in a runaway and upon examination it was found that she had suddenly developed lho physi- (v\\\\ attributes of a man. An operation performed by a prominent Portland surgeon made the change com-plete. L 0 L Church Service All members of L. O. ].. No. 1058 are re-pie:-ted to meet at the. lodge room on Sunday evening next, at 7 o'clock, to parade to St. Andrew's chtii'uh to attend divinu service. l!y ordcu- of the XV, M, XVe. have still aiiiunberof odd pieces of Dishes which we will sell at half price���������Canada Drug Store. Satisfactory Agreement Made Between Men and C P R Co Dating; from October ist��������� Men Wgll Pleased The negotiations of tlie carmen* of the Canadian Pacific Railway with Ihe company have been brought Lo a successful conclusion, and substantial increases in wages were granted dating from October 1st of ihi;. year. The request for an aH-iound increase in tlie rale, of piy was piesented to the ollicials of the lailway by tlie 1 ep- icsentative.s of the C.-irnien's l.'ni.n ou August 22nd last. Since that lime the matter has lieen under constant consideration, anil meeting* helween the two parlies wen- held almost daily, part of the woik being done iu .Mon lival and part in \"Winnipeg. 'I'he men representing the carmen in the negotiations were Ij. L. Hannah, general chairman of the joint pioteclive lioaid of tho Canadian Paciiic Railway system: 3. J. llilli-i and Andrew Dair of Winnipeg; Geoige Nicholson of Calgary, and an executive eominitlce in M out 1 cal. Many schedules and -l������;l'<'������-ly ������\"������!��������������������������� ���������>>\" ������\"-' he.n le.sidents ol'Cauad,-, lor 5 mom lis. . ,'!l,iu i'^tniiiic-nl. lie died without wh-Mi all wen- drowned in Hun.u.l , si,p',!iinS- Tlu' ������i'\"'i\"''1' was dis- inh I. The gi-aidi.ui- have now m ale , covc'*L'(1 \"ilh llis ll\"������\"1 cuL f\"\" eiU' .il������pli������;������iti������n f.ii- .-1 i(.-r������n.l ������.f I lu- poll.-.tx 1 .,c.,....tlai;; ,,nl il ^ lhouB,,t 1,e wil1 hut there is no piovision in ihe act under which Llii- i-,ui be done in ibe vtotti of deceased Chinese and pt oh iblv 56,OC0 Gold Brick it. will devolve upon t he cabinet to , ,, . . , , , , _,.,.,_. ., , ., ., ._ ., A gold luu-k valued al SO,000, the decide, the m.im.. \" , . , , ' lestiU of ..lil.iy- work at Lhe Oyster mine and mill was seemed by the .clean-up at Ihe stampmill today. Resides this amount tliere is consider- ,-ibly over ;}l;t til in concentrates. The brick will be U'Aen to Nelson by Mr. C:npl\".e io I'li-uitiiii enjovahie social function. e.*__>S3S_i*__������__S _i__-7__ CT9i'._- X\\re liavo Heating Stove- for either coal or wood or to burn belli ai from $3 to S50. I'or Cook Stoves, *' McCIary's Kootenav Range for Coal or Wood is the favorite in the West both tor economy in fuel, moderate cost and general construction. Wc keep these in llirec-izes, also a variety of other Stoves, Ranges and Heaters which may. be seen in onr Hardware Store. In cooking utensils we handle the best lines made in Canada. Try a Package ol IMP SOOT DESTROYER to clean vour chimnevs. -3 3 e*- BROS. ������5>��������� Mackenzie Avenue Hsadquarters for Stoves, Groceries, Etc. ^ ������_>-. PWi ��������� ������������������������������iiiit������������ti������������ii������30������ai������iit������s>������aces6o������ti> A GREAT N _������____1_SR_ ������ - ��������� A i^re'it name in l-niMne ->U won on tlu* Mrengih ot many year> ot upright and h,-it- o-t ilv.ding - .'i Ifn-.u I ,;i '.tie result sauzxnz ^s I- ���������/}MW A llio bi--.t man-rial;am I .kill in labor, i!i- rei-u-d by that superior knowledge which belongs lo wide experience ami i'a- miliariy vvith the tugtiest 'uieals in the art of piano manufacture. Jr Sl *it* \\ ''��������� \\Uji'mP& '%&Mi **S:.*A r.p Vi/Ll**- a-_-.3__a^yW_.__aJ__ riu*si' ;uv Uu* s__a n-.-i.oiis whv llu* NorUlu'ii.K-r Pi- ;imt -\\mhiiuukU lln- liii^lu'si al- loniion anil p*i- lroii:tjj.v. Tlu'ir I'Vi-iy noU* is |nnv;im! inu-*ical Thcy art* uiami- l;u:inivi! r.n\" critical and lit^h c.:i>>-. ir.uU*, their Vi'iy appreciation tlfinaiuls at. ll'M-l M>llll' musical knowledge. \\\\\\* would he j^hul to .-.how yon lliis arlislic piano and mako yon acquainted 3Z3^____E_2E2n3 wilh Us pleasing 6 possi_.-litii._s. <:yj:!!rj:i.- XX,;A \"���������HAiA: '<���������>'.>! ��������� .--:,.-������.j.-.-w.T:-..f. <:.. \"'���������������������������h'WWtf'&W JaJaJ������/0 jd 1 '���������\"'v'S* A A A v5jy irf ������i 3 -*-w_Tg-B-_ry������_t-_-a_ol-VJ-Aac*- Revelstoke Bnsuranoe LIMITED ��������� LOANS REAL HSTATE :��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ��������� ��������� ��������� ��������� ��������� ��������� ��������� o o'������ o e s e a o s e e ��������� a s a s ��������� s < gersey INSURANCE *o***********o Revelstoke Herald and Railway Men's Journal. .tibli-heil every Tliursila.y. Sul������ii'ri]>tion S2 p,_-r year. Advertising rates on applieiiliun. Cliaiit-.es of a'lveitisc-iiient.s must he in ljefor noon on \\Veiln_-(luy to insure insertion. Job Printinc' in .ill its bram-hu- promptly mul neaily executed- Thuksday, Nov. 1003 New Public Schools Act A circular has been issued from lhe provincial education ollice respecting the operation of the Puhlic Schools Act in rural districts of the province. The circular reads, in part, as follows : ��������� To,, meet.lhe greatly increased.cost of maintenance of public schools during the past few* years, some change has been made in the financial administration of the education department \" as set forth in the \"Public Schools Act. 3005,\" and this circular is issued for the information'; of'; voters and guidance of -trustee-, with a view* of explaining -fully* the working of those sections of the new act which deal more particularly with the management of the school till'airs in rural sections of the province. In tlie'di-tricts which have \"assisted schools\" the only change made is, that the people will now provide directly for. the incidental expenses of the school, in the case of assisted schools uo rates will be levied, the expenses being met by the voluntary contribution of parents and others in teres ted, in the same maimer as lhe building . and furnishings are now provided. The whole of the salary of teachers in assisted schools will be voted by the- ~1epsi������l-iiTr^nricl^|wiid-.--=.*-^=h(i!.-eU'������_!__i from the provincial treasury. The manner of conducting the luisin-'ss <-,f assisted schools remains liiieliati-ieil under lhe new act. In the ii-gul.irly nrganiz-d rural school di-tri'-ts the people ar-- !1\"W called upon to provide the running ox p. list-.- cf thi- -choiils and a small proportion of the teachers' .-al.iib-. . Jn this case the regular amount of; -alary paid by the guv_i.iiii.iit vvill he ; 810 per month, and lliis ..nm will lie supplemented by a grant of yi Inv[ every dollar by wliich the original amount is increased by the district. Por example, say the average salary in such district is S--J per month: in order to maintain this basis lhe government contributes *. If) plus .$.\"), or half of tho $10 increase, and tiie district need raise only So per month for salary. The government will make, such supplementary grant up lo any sum not exceeding 8ITO por year in each district lion 07, wliich provides the right of appeal from assessment. .Attention is also called to section OS. dealing with the duties of trustees of assisted schools, and to sections -19, 50 and SI, providing for thu raising of funds. Trustees in rural districts should procure copies of the new School,.Ael and devote several hours everyday during lhe whiter to a study of its provisions. Quebec Intolerance. To liiu Kililov of llio lii'vi'i,. rour. II uit-i.e: Sll:,��������� For some months past we have heard a great deal About intolerance and bigotry from lho' press of the country which supported the Autonomy Coercion Bill. Wo have lieard much of tho beautiful and toler ant spirit of thc Province of\" Quebec and because of .this I have followed with interest the experience of the. Salvation Army in the district of St. Louis an annex of the city of Montreal. The following extracts from eastern papers concerning tlie trouble and its afteriiialh will show wliat. vve must look for whenever the influence of Humanism becomes .dominant in Canada: The outrage to which; the members of Hie Salvation Army were submitted at St. Louis de .file End. a suburb of iNIonlreal, recently, has been accentuated hy the decision of Judge Sicotte when the disturber was brought before him upon the complaint of the Salvation Aimy authorities. ' The evidence given went to prove that the Army was holding ils meeting within i its own premises in a peaceful and orderly manner. That outside a mob of French Roman Catholics gathered ami adopted every mean? in llieir power to disturb the- me.ting. Tli.y leader., call 1 he pri'ileatanl. of Ontario bigots, and who for months past have been lit .isling of the tolerance of the French-Canadians. .Ve might (ind some excuse for the action cd' the mob in their ignorance, but what can be said for Ihe priest who commended such a course, or for the judge who condoned it b.v his decision;-' If Pro- te.sl.anls iu the 1'i-ovince of Quebec have not llu-rigiit lo assemble peacefully and hold religious services���������if the law vvill not ptolecl. theni in lhe exercise of this elementary right of citizenship -how shall vve eliaraeleri'/.e Unpeople of that i'i'ovincei- What shall we say of Iheir leaders, tlieir priests and Iheir judges:1. The Huntington Cleaner, which represents l'rotcstaiil ^enlimciit iu the .'���������'astern Townships, after quoting the. deei .tin of Judge Sieol le adds: Dislurbers of meetings are, of necessity dissenters, for if they were not dissenters from the purpose of the meeting they would not disturb it. lt follows, according to this dictum of Judge Sicotte's, that they are nol to be punished. Suppo.se a parallel case on the olher side. During the Lenten season services are held in Montreal in one or two chin-lies I'or the conversion of Fnglish-speaking Protestants. Suppose, while one of these meetings was going* on, aman imitated the conduct of Pierre (latilhier, and, vvith a cigar in his band, pushed lus way to the front, and, ascending the pulpit, shouted he was an Englishman and a Protestant and tliis was no place for Protestants to lie, and he would ask till Protestants to stand up and follow him (Hit���������allowing the priests to continue peacefully their services. Supposing a Protestant acted in such an outrageous manner, was arrested and brought before..Judge Sicotte for disturbing a religious meeting, would he acquit him because he was a dissenter and the audience was composed of dissenters? Would Judge Sicotte not condemn the man for breaking up a religious meeting, and the severest sentence ho could pass would heap- proved by Protestants. The evidence vvas conclusive lhat Gatilhier broke up tlie Salvation Anny meeting. His triumphant acquittal strengthens the disagreeable impression that the administration of justice'has heen in 1.1 u- ericed by exterior -consideration. It seeiiis impossible of belief that such has occurred in a country over which llotits 'the' Union Jack but it serves lo open our oyes to the full significance of current history in Canada. By giving space in your valuable paper for the above you will greatly obiige. Yours truly, Ons'i-iivi-in. $8.70 PER SH.31E TON nedttetion made I'or large quantities. Delivered lo any part, of lb.1 city. Orders left at Ihe l.awi-i-m-e Man!wan- Store, or at Smythe'. Tobacco Store, promptly attended to. ALSO Wood AY 1.1.1. .SI.AKONI.I) $4.00 per Two-Kick Cord. G- HUTCHISON, FitlST ST. !ankh@������ic3 fea % Egg i 23 D3_.v3ft.e- ti % 3S.Q9 fj t ova Hut <- dm 8.50 Orders left at P., Burns & Company's Office will receive most prompt attention. F. RflcCarty. Agent. ������ <������<4V't2Vttfftfa'>0;������V^^3'<3,^'-������r^-*'-tf3 IS TIIE COUNTY- UOrilT .0. ���������KOOTEXAY HOLli*;*- .vT I'.EYK.I.STOKE. To A. II. Ki;nd.u.:., T-ke notice th-i n pinint hns bi-cn entered mui a ^uinmoi-.s i������-ue-_ -s-inirt you inthe above County Court hy tin: cnrporaiion <',[ the City 01 '*iiv_t-tC'fce il-r tht: m:i_ of i-usufi-tr wnterntnl __-*��������� iur_v.-ht-'I I'virif-ni l'i you at your r<. _i:e._: i-.lid nn on'.*-r ti������.- i't-en inn*tt: tliat thi: pui.ii-noou ,,! . - notire n! Hi.; vntry of sai-lt |il���������ii!t in tire Sevelsinlic liei-M .i.tlf b. -een'.eil To b<: c .oil fil-ft . I: tli'-i.-t; t. s-:rv.t . :;l the ?utr;-U;ns iq:-U >���������-';. Y-.u ttrti rt.*\\:i\\r,;,ltii t..a- :������* Ui*!\".\"': -**-o-.e wl'.hiu tlir-.-e iV fi-,-s i.-oi- t*!>e*i**th O'-lfi'.r*r. '-'.'A; ������t Ilie K������i-l:������:'s ofliei: at K,-'vet_uke; a-A if you tl . uvr er.;..-r such D_irmc No:-.-, juci,::)enf miy ix- si^ti.-.I at;ninsi you rt:iti tlie t--ii;_t*._ :n^y* ; r*. >.-_ to execution. 1 PELLEW=HARVI������Y, ' | I BYAMT St. GILMAN S Mining* Engineers ������ and Assayers, SvVANC0XJVKR, D.'C. Ustnlilisliecl 1890 ASSAY KCR.CF ALL DESCmrTiCKS UH C.r.TAEN. Test\" made tip toi.nooilis. -.- -v A spt-ciultv made of elic-ckiiig Smelter Pulps. Samples from the Interior iiy mail or express promptly intended lo. vjorre-ponttenec soliidted.: ��������� VANCOUVER, B. C. S������S������SX^S<_ < V.'U upply WiUit til\" :ihi,\\i- Me Hill uu witli iiuytliiu^ in tliis l).>.ni--s ;ui,t Pi-iv::!-- t'iltiil-: (':r.ir,'.l 'l*o. full .-.oil: uf K\\r,ll,iit r.uiili..' . :! ; v !! ;l < ������* ���������ei Youe oheoit is ������o _i. Carpet.. il o-K-'\"-^' ���������J h \\ Li nol ou ins Oilcloths 'W 1 . E HT1 i*_j ki ii Am 0 s Ae.Al Til A FTP ���������cviiio- Machines 11 ci itt*.: 111 c't n Pianos \" 1? *y ** I A. E. B^r^r-dSSOlM, ������ M.u'l.fK/.if .Avftnii'. Jit R. KOVtfS&H 5: CG.,.t-'L'M_St..lL C[_-.EtTGRS; EOALMERS HOBSON Si BELL \\s^Sf J tt<\\ yys \\ 4*i ) *-n r-~���������c__^j*gjgt*ir^-T:.-i-:.->^3_a^^ ��������� -i 18 1. .. irour Orecilt. Is Good ���������>* AT Till. iSr&?J \\^ it:.*$*& {t$\\j ~Svy*lj''>'ifp ������l _^2_3������ '���������ZpI C.M.i'.iri'S MKOI.Kl'MS OU'.Cl'.OTI-IS AND ANVTIflNG l.'*.T TiiK KUUNITUhMD VilNK. BAKERS ARD C0I.FEGTI0NE������S Frosli anil CoiiiikuIu l.ino f.f Cirocerict\". ifll C1OPI11 Wp\"P Da;-. 1 thi. -iijih _,.!������,.:������_......������������������> 1. of 'A-.ielr.r, V'-S. .*.'.I.ALVIIUN, I-������:un;y Ki*L-i<,tr������ ilE C'H*N-Y r.O'.'1'.T OF I. lOIESAT iiOI.I-KK AT ���������'.'-VK.'.S'iOKi:. ,. , . , , [ mid a ^uiuti- s.-ilni-ttilii iiiium^ tlio con- j ,.,,,,,���������,. t B-I.ASfif.!:. _3Q_ie^-tl.t__.U_I.-l . i.U.t_litit t,t:j. ll-ll::i\"fytt!TT[T j. '..ror^'.-. -: i;> f)f j uHirel-.-int. i-.-r ;;..- ������������������iro of -17.. 0. b,-ln 'i'i' . UU.-i-il ill I lii:~i- plMctii-t-s t!l- ilnliiu- iii.uli-iki uM'-itijit. w h.-iti'vor Lo |>i.ii.i'--t 20th Geititwry usiness .VICTORIA.,. B. C. SHORTHAND TYPE WRITING TELEGRAPHING BOOKKEEPING PENMANSHIP A thf-rn'.>'������'Ii bn^int-si-. training. Arrange- in-.'iiL*. fur liuaviiUi'j CanaU'ian I'lipiLs. \\\\ NORTON PSIHTZ, Principal ltevel*l'.ko Corre^pondiiur fSei-relary C S. DENT At oni:-. fur -'CANADA'S C-iKEATKS'i: T-iUHSliUIK.S \" fur tho town of j{. vc'li. okc: tuul surroitnilinp; country, which vvill 1������> reserved for I Ik- riicht ii:iui. S'J'Al-lT SOW at t.liu lii-st -tilling .sonson, ,-tticl hnndlc our ^:I_\\V SriSC-Al-l'lISS nn I.ilioral.Tornis. AVritu for |iitr- .. ticnlnis, iuuT '-sencl 25c. for our 11,-uul-omo Aliiu'iimViii Pockut - Micros-op. ��������� A Littlo Guin��������� nsul'til to l_irmcr. in oxttinininj*; sootl-.-uul gruiii;'OrclianlisU in ox.-iiiiining trot's for insects; -Giu'clmers ill iw.-tuiiiiin^; pl.-ints ...-\"Tur insocts; Trachors itScliol- ���������;;- :n-- in studying Bot.-tny aiul ..'���������'Everyhotly in tt hundred tlif- :��������� furo'iit Wiiy.s. Stone...-ih Wei-i-.gtos.. ���������;.':-'.*.FONTl-.nXL KUK-l\"_l.rES,.- ; (Over 60. Ac-res) TORONTO. - ^ONTARIO $ John E_ Wood - im PEOPLE'S 3 FURNITURE HOUSE l-KVELSTOKl-, 11. C. _������_____ ^i_3__sr_nx_r<- r_-_3-_s_ss_a__: _^n._-_>_ O.i j_T_l.' 1 i������4_i..|,j������...j-r������������.>������-Y !���������-������--������- .THE REVELSTOKE WENE & -SPIRIT CO. l-IJII'l'liD*. ������ '*' \"-.. ��������� Iinport direct from Country of origin. . WHOLESALE DEALERS ONLY. .BEVELSTOKE, 13.C GET YOUR EYES 'EXAMINED'-FREE'' A l.'i!*j;'c variety. of CVIassi's always kept in slock 'here .Try a pair on ���������we guarantee' a perleeL lit. . :^m' fpmjS'i0ilp te?gf*|������������. . If yoit require, .-tiiv-lliinir in Jewelry '-. il is'liore foi* yoii. ���������-' A completestoek ; of- the'*'���������: right : eliiss of tfdod-i. J''; Ji���������-C3UY-. BARBER'. Jeweller, Optician The.'Brilisli Columbia Employment .'Agency'..:\": In eoimeel.iou With Ayimcie- al VANCOUVI-K\", SF.ATTLK . 'CA.CA1-V, \"WINNIPEG. AND EASTI-I.N CITIES All kiiiil.s of Iiulp -iji])iicit on slu.i-lesl notit-o.. oiesaie Ll m Fish.'a^'cS-Game in Season- '[j'JJ,.y: First Street,v :-?; Be������elstoke>;:B. G..* LUMBERMEN'S HELP A SPECiALTY Ap]iiiir;itiyn, 1 ��������� 111. 1,1\" their rights :is citi/i-iiH 11-. i-inhli-il fur ii-lit-'iiiiis vviii-ship. Xut only in, Iml. ,-i in.in n.iiiied Cifiu- Itliii-r i-ntHi-iMl tin- li.tll. .niiiking 11 i-ivgnv. aud harn uliicli the ernvvil. many ' uf vvhuiii were It-muni Ciithf'li'js, uiff- ��������� iiii,' t.ht-in to leave, nnd thii-n.teniiif,' i them if they did not. lit.- went, wi fur I us to l:il;e hold df some of l,ho.se whoni he knew lo lie Hoinan ('.-ilholie-s, nnd iitlenijiied In driij; them fi-om llu; hnilditiK. Tliroii^hriiit .ill l.hi.s dis- liirhaiice no ell'iirl, vvns ina.de lij- Lhe police to |irtiti!f:fc Ihe ineiiihei-.s of the Army who were so wa.nt.only a.sstiiled and (listiirlicrl in I heir religions service. Xut only did the meinhers of the Army fail lo receive from lhe Kii'irdi- aiis of the law the siinple measure of \"f , .,'iir-.\"! li, '-anr n 111 '\\-i ; mt;>rs������- fr.a.i tin- .^.tli ��������������� ���������--1 I Ntrnr'.- -���������llii-,- nt I:,::.--i.t,! n yen. V1.11 tit-:.- r...- 1; J,A.,.- a iitiiri tliri-'- .i.t. 1. '���������'���������. ,il -li- Ke it- : nml if vm -l.> ti--i Ml.-l. -o ������������������in... i-i������li'-'l l-t-l-ll to Dit'.inl tlii'-J'i'.ii .111 y.-jf ni- lii-piilo N.i. ,-. j-i'l- lit.-rit eeiy \\, you aiel tl,.,- ;.!iilmifr Iiuiy J.ru- i |'ii -nieol ion IhaL Ihey had 11. right to School houses vvill al--.o } ,.Xi���������.,-|. hnt. when they prosecuted the 1)e erected hy the govei-iiineiiL in ru.-al school districts which may hereafter be organized. The ]ieo|ile of the districts themselves will determine t.he salary to he paid to lhe teachers and tlie suni tii' aims reiiuired for lhe conduct of the schools. The manner in ���������which such funds are lo he raised is set forth in lliis circular. Attention is called to section 21 of the new act, which provides for .speeinl aid to districts in which il i.s needed: to section fid, where exempt ion is made for tliose who should not. he made liable for the school nite; and to sec- lender of the inoh-lhe. man wiio entered their hall, and endeii voreil hy persuasion and iiy force to hrt-ik up 1 heir meeting-- the law was interpreted hy 11 I'reiioh-t'anadian judge for the prol.eitt.ion of I.he culprit.. Although the proof was elearand ample thai, lhe man had ileliherately dislurhed the gal hering. anil had done, his best, l.o disperse the meeting, .I udge Sicolt.c decided lhat he vvas \"just an ordinary dissenter, and he had a. right lo ask his co-religionists to follow' hiin from the church, antl not listen lo the teachings from lhe altar.\" This i:-: the beautiful spirit of toleration vvhieh prevails among the people of the I .(ivince of Quebec, whose r, i:..-,, W. K. M.I.A-f-llUN, 1-\"-.tim- ft'\"���������-Wtrnr XOTICK. Nntl.e i������ lu-ruliy civen iln-t tliirty 'lnv.< afrei- ilalo f intmi'I lo iiejity toi-'\"; ' iii-'f ...osrii.i-- slotier of I.������uirl������ anit VV ork* !������y a -i.'ii-iul ln-i.-ii^'- io i-nt unit i-nrry iiwuy thnlj'.-r Irom tin' fo!io;v- i re.' ilfS'-rilict Ihri'ts i-ittiiile l-.i VVl'>i Kootenay iliitrict: I. Coinini'iii-intr nc a poit plantcl at.I. M'-- I.oo'l's .--oiitll west fonif-r. thntiro Ji*:.rtli >:n oliiiiiei, tlii.-iti-o east. .w'i rluiins, ilii;ii'.-n 5011th Si chain*, iti'Miot: vvii.st . 0 chaiiis to ].oiiu of com mcnciimoiit. ���������2. Comiminfittiir at ������ po*l, j.I-i.t.1 _'l nt .1. T. Fimnor's smith wcsl. ronoL-r, IIkiik:'.! east rn uiiiuns. thcii'io south SU cliuins. tleini-c ivo-t so cluiiiis, tlience north fttl chains to point, of corn- moticcminu. !���������*. If. YorNfl. Comin>:_ftlnK nt 11 tost pliintfl at A. Mr- I.co'l's south west corn.r.tlii-'iici; cast .\".<> cluiiiis. tlicnci! south Wl chnins, tlience west so cliuins, ihciii't- nor������h hOuhnlii- to jioint of emnlimn(m;- 1 ti-it t. ll. CAME 'OX. Coiiimencinn ntn [.est iilanleil nt, I). Cumer- mi's souih west corner. 1 lii.-ncc cusi XO chnins. llielici: south Mil chnins, Iheuce vvest Ml chnins. tiii'iice nortli sl) chains to jioint of eoinirieiice- tn cul. \\v. it. r. kii>. Coininellcilll! nl. n. post, plnn1.nl nt \\V. I!, I'.oi'I's south west co rue r.t hence eust st) chnins Iheuce souih s'l chains. Ihence west MM cliuins, lhciie.u north SJchuliis to |.olnt of commence, ment, liuteil detober '.'Itli, l!i(i.\".. .1. T. KANNKIt. Leavo Order, at AHum's Jewellery Storo E'Ki-t Vinrs' Expcrionco. Midnnv- lit pi-.'imi 1 s.'l y^.: ' ceiHer: !a--t ni: i')' you. vv;,- iio in c.-_i*iif;i' voinlitioil.' ;��������� 1 !.-fa it il,- l i:-triii-,iled SO ' The piano I used for mv ..-lit. atal vviiiel, was tuned pei'tV-eily and I found il Wholesale tuul Re l-'i: .1 - lei-eh.-iiit^ tail Wholesale and Retail Dealers PRIME BEEF. PORK. MLTTON SAUSAGE. FISH ARD G AME IN SEASON. REOPEN ICO REMODELED\" Hii footel i*\\esiaurant Mrs. -V-cKltnckj rv-at.ag:eress. M. S. HASTINGS, TUNER. At the Herald Wood for Sale. ffaving established a peimanenl wood yard, ihe citizens '-.'in depend on getl mg ti tries. fh-... class dry wood at. ; I.Oi.[.ri'_ HAMSOX Ja.s. I. Woodrow i_tu FRONT STREi New Westrsiinster All kinds of Fish, Salmon, Halibut, Coil, Smoked Salmon, Kippers, Blotters, shipped to all points. \"Write for Prices (-^-^/-���������-A;*^^ - Retail Healer in��������� Beef, Pork, Mutton, Etc, Fish and Game in Season A 11 enters promptly Illicit t;orK--.S't'rlou. RBYBJ-STOKB, B.S For Fine Job l'rintino* try The IhcuAi.D���������Prices right. McKenzie & Martin THE GROCERS IH-WI.-K1* IN Fruits of al! Kinds in Season Open al all hours. ftfeai Tickets Issued. Jilioii Orders tastefully served. Rates Moderate* \"���������zaatfccn/-ir_---u_a3_i_a������i___i-',-->^^ ?1 W. EV2. Brown, Prop. One of thc best and . commodious hotels.in the City. ...... .Free Bus meets all trains. Hourly Street Car. Fare IO Cents F.osi-t Street t i*-Wv-VNA/v>WW**/>/*������*-^^ LOANS NOTARIES SIBBALD &'FIELD HAVE KC_C_ZXZ*������Z2 ������SSXiXi>S������SXM������J������*S(_*������<������S^ IX ALL TARTS OF THE CITV I.VSCRANGE COMOX COAL yVVVVVVVV^A->V^/*^*t^*/'-jV'/������/**A*V y*^-^l*^^^^^^^/V������^^l^^VVV^A������^������^^y KOOTENAY Sr.VK, IS. LS. Meets nn First Tuesday ofeverv 1. O. O. 1-*. Hull. .1. ACIiii-OS*. \\V li. J. TAti. iiUT, Celtl RanE*e Lodge, K. of P.; No. 26, Revelstoke, Q. C. l-KTS KVKHY WKPNli- DAY li Oddfell.ms' Hull nt S ���������clock Visiliug KuigUt: urdialiy invited. ro J. li. SCOTT. <:. C. - -TKVVAKT MoDOXAlli; K. of R. .. S. U.iA. BROWS, M. of F TENDER ^ FOR TIMBER ���������.���������\".LIMITS. SKVAUATK .sealed Umtievs will be receive.��������� Iiy ihe uml.r.sijincd uji to noon of Wtuln es.luy, 1st NovchIkt, liui*������, frmu any. in.r--.oii who may il.sire ti������ oMniu site.ial Ik'cuoos umier tlm provisions oftho \"Laiul .u:t.\" for the purpot-AMif cutting timlier -froni tlie following ��������� Ue&crilied timbc-i- limits:��������� /���������_ .._.____.,���������_*.'._ No. v.���������CmumeiKMiiir-ut-a post located\"'on.west lunik of \"North -Thompson Kiver; three miles sontli of mouth of AlV.r-nia Uiver. marked \"K; I-'. 1.., a south-cast corner *: iiiiniiii.a-vest w eliaiiis;-nurth ...12 J' clirtiiia; east 40 ehains to r_v������_r; south, along ..; river .hank ty starting puint; containing: about-Uio . -' acres. ;: .\"���������'..'....���������,'\"!_.*. . ;:: '.*--���������','' 'j- :,lt5-.*>.' ;* .Dated July 'iatli/lOfS;\\--;-J-y .'';V: _���������; ���������...������������������. , . Ko 2.-TCommencing at a post- located on boutli line of No. 1, 40 chains west- of North Thompson ������������������ ���������. Kiver; running south '-1130 ehains: ea^t 40 chains; 'north al^ng river hank ICO chains\", west 40 chains to starting point: containing about 040 acres..\";. Dateil July :2th, I00r. No.\"3.���������Commencing at-'a post located nn'west liank'of North Thompson I .iver, close -to ��������� trail, tf miles south of sonth line of No. '*, marked \"K.fc'.K.,- south-east corner *; running west 40 chain:'.; north 100 chaius: east 40 chains': south along river liank to starting point: containing about tiiu acres. DatedJuly I3tliv19l>5.: ���������;\"'���������> \"No, 4.���������Commencing at a post located west'side Ndrth.vTltompsou-IliVfr^ch'se to trail, about 3 miles south' of.No. 3,'marked \" KIM.'.', south-east corner\": running we������t 40 ehains; noith ISO chains: east oO chains to rivyr: soutli along river bank to starting point: containing about U40 acres. ��������� ��������� Pated July 13th, lin.5. No. ������:���������'.onunenciiig at a post located on east- bank of North .1 hompi'on Kiver, opposite north-' east comer of No- 4, -marked -' E.b\\b\\_ noitli-west corner\"; running east 40 chains; south ISO chaius; xva-i 30 chains' to river; ' norlh along river to starting point-. r Dated July 33th, IOC'5.' N*o. 6.���������Commencingat a po^t located-on -.vest- bank of North Thompson V.ivor, four mites south of No, 4. marked ���������'���������* 12.F.F.,' south-east corner\"; running west 40 chains: nurth 2-0 chains; cast 20 chains to river; south along river hank to starting point; containing aboiQUiu chaius. 'DatedJuly 13th, 1003..- ������������������* No. \".���������Commeneingnt a post located ou. ca .t bankof North ���������Thompson Kiver, opposite northeast corner of No. o,'marked *.'-1.. F.F.. north-west corner\"; running ease 40 chains; south 220 chains; west 20 chains to rlvc-r: north along river bank to starting point: containing about 040 acres.. Datetl.luly i:ith, 11105. No. S.���������Com .nencing at a pest located on Unno Creek, one-quarter mile want of conHueiiee with North Tlioinpson ISivt-rj marked \" K. F- F., south-west corner\"; vunn'mg ea.>t 100 chains; north 413 chaius; west 1U0 chains: soutb 40 chains to starting point-. DetedJuly loth, 1905. No. 0.���������Commeneiug at a post located forty rods north of Thunder Cvuuk. on v.-est bank of ==-=Noiah_T1juujp__(m_Uivej^ marked *'K. F. F., southeast corner\"; runnhig west\" ^OTeh^nns-rnriTh���������K:^r chains; east 40 ehains to riv.r; south aloni; river to starting point: containing abi ut 010 acre... \" DatedJulyl7tii,100... No. 10.-���������Cinnnii'nt'irig 'tt a post-.located half- mile south of Hell lbiartmr' reek, on ea-.t bank of North Tlioinp-������o:i Iiiver, marked \" F,. F.tF., south- \\ver.t corner\": running cast 40 ehains: nnrth ico chains; i.vst,40 i-IuiUi* to river: smith along rlvi-r to starting point: containing 040 acres. DatedJuly irth, in*--... ': y'o. 11.���������Commencing al a post lot'uted t iw llnuora^l-* the Chiel C*-������n. nil-sioiuM* ������'i bauds and Works f .r permission to cut ond cm ry away timber from tlio lollowing de cribed lands situate.', in West Kuotenay distriet: . ; 1. Commencing at a post planted on the soutli side oi .Smith creek about :_.}.,.' mites it'oin the Columbia river ami marked ������������������_������. J . .lohn- son's nortli .'us. ci.ruer po-t.\" tlience soutli 150 chains, ihence west SO ehains, thence north f-0 ciiains. tlience east 80 ehuins tu t.hu point oi coinineiieement. 2. Coinniencing .at a nost planted on- the foiith side of i-'uiiih crock nb-.ut ;'.}.j miles from the i.'olumbiii liver and niarkeu *'K. .I. Johnson's norih east corner post,\" thence south SO chnins, ihe'neu wesi-so chains, thence north SO thains. ttienceea.ISO ehuins to tlie point of commencement, 8. Commencing at a post planted on the south side of Smith ereek about 4}/;' miles from tlie Columbia river and marked \"vF. J. John- soi.*.. north east corner post,\" theneoVouth so chains, tbence west .SO chain-, thenee north M) eliain-i. tbence etuil So ehains to the point ol conimeiiccineut. ���������1. Commencing ut a post planted on the soutli side of rim ilh creek aboot rtUj iniles from the Columbia river and ninrked ,T1*_. .1. .lohn- sou's north east corner poht,\" themte south 80 chains, tbence wesl-So eliains, thenee north SO chains, thenee east-80 chains lujlhe point ot conuneucenient. - 5, Cr.inmciioing ata post planted on the soutb Mde of rim ith.creek about olij mi Ies from tho Columbia river and mnrked '-\"'ii. J. John- s>ni's north east corner post,\" thenee south 80 chains, iheme we>t tiO chains, theuce north SO ciiains. theuce east -0 chain;, to tne point of commencement. c * ''-.,������������������ 0, Commencing at \".a.post nlnnled on the soutb side ot Smith creek about iyA miles from the Columbia river and \"'marked \"F. J. Jolin** son's north east corner post,\" Ihence south SO chaius, theuce west 1*0 chains, theneo north -SO chains, thence east feu,chains to the point ot commencement.;. '���������.; \"!\" ComineiicinK at a post planted on the south>ide(d imith ereek about \"iy. miles from the Columbia ttver and marked ,������������������!���������;. J. Johnson's 'south east corner post.\" ihence north m chaiiis, thenee west 100 chains, tlience sou tb 4o chains, thence east 100 chains to the point; of commencement, v- S. Commencing at a post planted onlhe south sideof -Mnith'creck about -\\]J, milos from the Co-.uuibhi river and inarketl \"K.- J. Johu- son'ssouth cast coi'tier post,\" tlience north 40 I'huiut., the.ee west -Uio chains, theuce south; 40 chains, thencu east IGO chains to the poiut oi commencement. 0. ('ommeneing at a post planted on the\" -0ut!-i shleof riniith creek abouttijij milcs-from the K olumbiariver and marked ~,F; J. John- snii's souih easl corner post,\" Miotic*, .north 40 chains, thence west Itio eliains. thenee south *lu chain!-:, thence east lll'J chaius to the point of conipienceinent. \"S'[J -' -'-\\ ���������'���������'.' ;lb. - Commencing at'a'post :plitu(i������d 6n\" the north' side of ihe north fo;k of .���������smith creek, about B,il miles from ihe Columbia, rivor .wul tuurkeu \"K, .1. Johnson's south east corner.\" theneu north SO eliains, iheuce west SO. chai us. thonco south SO chains, thenre east SO chains to the place of commencement. l.ated September 4th, 1-05, - - ���������.. K J. JOHNSON. tytytytytytytytytytytyes;gns Copyrights ������������r.KewYorK. lirauo'a onico. 035 P St., WnaliiaKtoii, D. C. ���������: (AWA81 ..-.HAI. & .iAMIr WORKS. Di-ali-'i-s in ami ..iiimif-ti-! urc'is.'of Jtai-i.U- and Graiiilu _ li.-iiiinicnt-, Geinelory -..-Venciiiji... 'J.irtnilupiuL-i's, Xablel-*, -Bnt-ln-'is' Bl.-ilj., tlutuly .Slal-s, ���������Iitiligsing.Stones, etc. :' J. l-iecs tho ���������lo'wt-st',-fm- li.c.t materia! unci workmanship. .Thii lai'tj-.st Muniiiti.nlal - A Vork s in the'is'orthwesl.'J'erritorii.--. . .\".'-*..���������'��������� Jt-'ive-Aetfe Blocks of this well known Farm a,re Offered for Sale Now at The Sor-tervU H. 'Cb^-'Pfops., AUTjSJ :������������������'��������� \"&���������; &&fr.f&&.**>.a>&fr.^ NOTICE. Kolioc is herehy given that thirty days after dute 1 .intent! to apj.ly to the Chief (iomints sioner of I;ands ami Works torn spcselal lieense tu out- antl curry away timber from ihu follow- ii\\fi t!e_yrihe(l laiut... situated on the west-side of \"Arrow Lukes on a ereek eniv..\"ina into Shelter: May; in -West Kootenay district:. 1. Commencini; at the'second southwest nn^le ot t.olSll of the K. and S. limits, thou west U'M chains, thenee soulli -lo ehains, thenee tjust Uio eliains, thenee north 4U ehuins to p'oint of commencement, ;. _!. Comnieucitn. nl thc third-south west angle.ol LotSLl of the K. antl S. limits, theuce west .SO chnins, theme north Hue ntns, thenee east -10 chain., thetn-e south -U' chain-, theuce east iU chiatis to puint of commencement. Dated Augu-it ���������Jiith, llHw. GEO. U. CAMl'iJKUL. Oo7-M?^CLJcp of Emprovcsrscnts In Victoria. I������������ enver Hm amount nf thcllvsty ftie.-t aud the nuumnt. nf hnnti,. tt>ndcn>d; -md ;iHu a eertitiml ehet|iio for ?r'_,n.-:i, hciii^ the cost nf cruising the limit-. TIim chetjucM will nt mice he returned tn iiii.hk'- CUHsful competitors. W. S. (lUlM'*,, T)\"iuily 0ommlMjdoiicr of l.aml.H and -Vorfc,-*-}. Iian 1 and Works Department, Victoria, U. U., 2 Jth Hoiitetnher, IttW. td notice I.Ieatlow View. Xo. ii niic.cral claim, situate in the Arrow hake Mining IhvUhm of West Kootenay Di-triet. Wheie heated-tine mile imrtli of Klre Valley Creel:, and four miles ca.-t nf Kettle ll.v.r. TAKK NO'fUM*. that T. .fctlm IS. Oh\\. tu-lhr-i su :s;jfUt Ter niysi-lf, l-'t-ui- Minev's .'������rtilh:atc No. li'.i.V.'U, int'iid, si>:ty'l;ay,s fruni the date hctvnf, tn apply to tlu .Mlni-ii; h'ecorder for a LVrtiilealc nf linprovi-'uients. hir the purpnue ot ohtainin^ it, Cr.iwu (liant nf the ahovi: cltitui. And further take uoth-e that action, unilei Si;ttinii.:i., uijist hec'omineitct'tl hefore the issuance of nitcli -.ertillcuti.'! of Improvements, Duted this ilml day uf July, A. !\">., 1ffli.\"i. JOHN IJ. OLD. IX THK \"MATTKK OK THK,'���������WiXlVlXCi-Ul1 ACT ISfld/'-AXD AM.KNDING ACTS, - and ' THK MATTI-ll OK KM1MH1C J.UMlVl_I{ ��������� '...-COMPANY, UMITK!) Kuipire Luiuher Company, Limited, lia-s goi.G into voluntary liiiuitlation tindrr the ahove'Act and has appoint'eil Frederick K. Sinc.of the city.of Uevelstnke;- .1J.C. accountant, its li������juidatof, for the purposes of such whidiajx np. The creditor., ot the ahove C'nnpany.fwhieh has its head oilice in said city of liev .hjtolie, and all others having auy claims against saiif Company, are required/on or hufove tin lirst- day of Noveni-. her, K>(K*������, to send to Harvey,McCarter Sc Khikhani, snlieitors fnr suid liquidator, at- their oiilce. l-'irst Street, Revelstoke.. 11. C., their, names and addresses and descriptions, and the full particulars* of their claims or dehts, verifled hyoath, and the nati'ire a.nd amount of the aeeurilies, if any, held hy thrm.and the speeitied value of sncli securities aiul: if so required hy notice in writing from said litjuidatei* or his solicitors, to nmiu in and prove their said dents or claims in the'u.nal way. iit such time and place as shall be speckled in siich notiee. After 'lhe fir.4 day of Xoveml.t.r, .'.ir-r.. th;- said liquidator will prncui-d to distvihute the assets nf tlle Company aintmsst- the parties entitled thereto, ha vim; r^yard only to the claims ������*f which he then has hatl notice, and thc liquidator will imt then he lia-Ue for the assttsov any pait thereof sndis- trihuted toany p-fioii of whose chum lie had imt notice at the time of the distrihiitioii thereof. Dated this 7th day of .S-^ptemhcr, lHCTi. 3-tik in-rrnnri :r?rpro; sep U td Liquidator. Cerfcl'ficate of Snnprovcments KOTICK Pnlndora and Somiiier..et mineral claims situate in tlie Arrow hake 'Minint; J)iri..tou of West Ktiotcnay tliatrict. Where located:*���������Two miles east of Kettle river and one mile from Fire Valley Creek. TAKK NOTICK. that l.Joliu It. Old, V. M. C. 1.0..-31:., ai'tiiu* jtH am-Mit for A. II. Old. K. M. C. li D..21H antMV. II. .Page Free Miner's Certiticate No. It !;r._-.,*i, intemi sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to the Minim: Iteeonler for n Certilii'ate of Improvements, for the purpose of nhtaininga t.'rowu Oraut of thu ahove claims. And furthe,r take notice that action, -under Section ;t\", must - he eounni'iieed hefore the issuance of such (.'ertiilcat*.1 of Improvumeuts. . Dated this i2iul day of July, 190.-. JOHN 1). OLT). . NOTICE. In :lh'i������ matt.r of William Kl.M!f->ux. dec-!'.scd. and in the niattemf the Oiltcial Administr,-.- torn Act. Notice is herehv p'.vcu lh:it Uv ord.'-r of His Hniior ,|. A. K.irin. U-val .lud^. tlated the VJth day of Scptemher. livr. lit-nr^'S. Mc*\"ainr. oftt- cia'l Athniui:-tiat' r for that part of Un^tcnav unity ctdtiprtxed ���������.uthiuthe U>'v.-^t.-ke Klertmal \\ dcc.asrd, aud in '���������.'iniiiiistratois A������-t. t hy order nf His Itfe. ihactl the VXh ,v S. Mr ('.a it it. Oiii- part nf Ki.ott.imy XOTICK. Iu the lijaMer-nf Krwiu ht-v.er. the matter of the (itlh-ial A' Notiic i.- hiri-hv j;iven th: lloc.r.J. A. 1 nr.M, l.nrivl .lu dayof Sepieiid er. I.'1.*.. (.\"em cial Admnii.-trator fer that . (Vaiity cn'.i.pri.cd within the i;������_vel. toke I.lecti.r .'.1 Oi..:rict, has heen granted lt ttirs nf aduiiui*-* tiaiitin, tn ndndnisu-v all an>l . inuular theentale nf l.rwin Lower, d.Ci-astd. huestale. Aud fnviher take notice that all claims upon the said i-.-tate mu.-t he sent in to thesiiid Administrator, at his ollice Imp*.rial Hank l.lo.l.. Itevel.steke. II.C. within :m t\\-\\\\~' from the datehcr.ifd, after which time all proceeds will he dislrihulcd anions the parties lawfully thercuutfictttitled. CKOItCK H. MeCAL'i'Kl:, OtHeial Administrator. Dated tlie llth day of Weplemher, IDOL -������������������'..NOTICE. .:-. ' 'Notice is herehy given Hint nt- the expiration of one month from the. thi to hereof, the. registered office���������-���������*!ir chief plane of husinessof the Brown Jlear'Mining nn'd Development Company. Limited Liahilitv, will be reihovedfrom Donald, B. tl '. to Colden. l:. C. Dated Jst SLptemher, 10U;.. popi ;W(1 a.'.D. Secretary tc; IIOAH, aid Company. NOTICE. ..- Notice is herebv fiivon that thirl v davs after date, 1 inten.l to apply tti the Chief .nonnm..- sifincr ui Lauds antl Works for permission to cut and carryaway timber from tlie following described laud., situate in West Koolenay dintric.i; . ';-'-..��������� Conitnencini; nt a post planted ���������about Tour hundred yards 'south of- t owiiie ereek, about three and a ha If'miles above the north fork and marked \"0. J\\, Nagle's north-west corner l-0-.t,\" thenee: south Ml chains, thence east CO chains, theni e nm Hi s;t cliiiins. thenee weal bl1 chains to tlie point of commencement. Dated A uj:ust 'ialh, 1W0. G. Per K IS. NAC1.K, , i McBean, Agent. lMSy3������LST0IvB,-IJ. O. y-^^j^^*-' __������ a'���������.: ^3 \\%a tn th i\\CrUi} > Write for our interesting; hooU's \" lnvnii%'.������ Jor's H-sip1* an-l \" How ycu arc swindled/1* 1 ������Setui u-ia.rov-Kti ckctcl. or Hiadcl of jcr.rhv- veiitioii orimprovement and we will tcllyou free our opinion as to v.-hei hcr il i* probahl;' patent*������bi<������������������*!. -l?ci':cted cppliccti-onshavaotien been succc>sfiiUy y.rcscented by ,i-. \\W conduct.\"fully cofuinved cRhxp;' in Moui'icai i and Y/.iOiini.t'ni ; .thisqua5ifics tis to prompt-. Sly dispatch work and quichl v s\\cure .'atet!';������ Sos hro\"t S IJateut- procured HiTrnph ?.Ir.iio:i i\\-. M'a Jrion ri'C'-iveep^cis! iiytJce withi-.utclu:rj������*i iv lover ioo in wspapers tHatrihuted tlirouyliou*:, Jthc D ' minion. * .-'������������������'.', j Specirdty:���������1'atcrt business of Mauui^? -. S hirers anu hn^iuecrs. ��������� {��������� MhUJGN & MARION I ; Pai.cn-. Export- nnd Solicitors Will Make a Beautiful ',Goiintry. Residence for Gity People during* the Summer Montlis.\"���������... _';,'���������;'- - ; ���������'������������������. ��������� '���������-.\".' ll .Will grow the Finest Fruit and G-arden ������\"e^etables on the ��������� Gontiiient s:. jpp 'pS/p '������i/ijs Terms of Payment can be arranged. ��������� :\\--'~-jii':;jj' : _-?=-?---j>-r,g.._r,,TriiM Apply for Particulars to the NOT! OK. Nolli-o is liQrcby'v'ivcn Hull lliiily days nfter d.'te 1 iiiR-mi Id at-]ily to lho t'lii.f Ciiniipis- Moiu.^r_ioJ^I.^n^s Jiitrili.\\vvst c-oriit.-r pl.t,\" I'liiiin . Ihi.-n.i'o ta-I Wi I'haliis ���������hains, iln.-111-u Most su chains luiin.'iicoinoiit. itli. l'.'l'.l. (I. It I'er I' XAdl.li, , -ll'ill-llll, Agcill.' N'OTICB. In tlic matter nf Kohi..- Ta.uiiiiit. iloct-ascil, nml in tiio matter of tiio Uliioial Ailiitiiiiritmlorti Aot. . Notice i.i lievohy yiven tliat Iiy ui-ilor nf His noli'.i-.!.-A. i'lirin*. i.i'cal .linljio, ilatod tlio ]2th day nt Sejitcnihi-r, lBCS Oooi>'o .. M .Curler, Olti- ci-.il Adiiiini.strrtti.r fm- that juirt nf Kontiinay1 C-minty ciinipri.cil v.-ithia tlio KLVnl:--tiikc Kloolor- :il fiiiiritt, has hoon j.'l\\iiit.('(ll'--tti.-is i.f administration, to adaiiiii.-.tor all and jiiji^islfti- tho estate of hottrt 'l'a-i'-iii't, (It-ceasoil, intestate. And fiirth'-rl.-ilce no'-ioo that all olaints. n|iim the said tstatc- limst ho sent in to the said Adminis- tvatnr, at liis niiico lioiH-rial I'.aak illnek, iievel- slnke. It. C. within '\"���������'I days from the date liuri-nf, aftd- v.liii-h time all i������v..eeeds'v.ill he.listrihnlod anion\" the i>aities laivfnlly tlv-reilnti. entitled. GKOUDI-: S. Me .AIITK1*:, t.ilfieial Adiainiati-.'ilol-. Dated tl-.e Kill day (if Si'iiteinher, 101.'.. Ilisfliel, has lie'-a |;raated h.-ttei-i uf .ulniilii.-U. fii.li. tnadiaiaisler all and sin_nlar ���������-������!.- e-tate of y illinin Hlialifiins, de.-ea.-eil. ialeslale. A lie flirfliur take iiiilii-e ll'.'il all el.-ihn- iipi.n the i n said e .. lie must he '\"lit int.. li.e said Ailniini.i- > f tiali'i-. at his ntlii'e lai|..,Ti:'l I'.iak I'.!-.k. It-vil-1 | sti.Ue. K. i'.. nllliin *'n days (r.'in the .late li.-re aflei- whh-h tilit\" all prei-eeds M ill ',-���������- .h.-'.-il-nl annuls the |.;u-ties lawfully thiT-'iinl.' eiitHleil. HKOltCli'*, S. M.-CAltTKU, lim.-'lal Adtninistrat Dated tho llth day A l-ioiiteniher, UH'j. fiOTiCE. JCntici? is heivhv tti'.en that. CO davs aflei'dato, ve intend t.-> apply t.i lhe Hen. the (hief Coin- n;;s.-ieni.|-i.f Land- and V.'i.iks fnr peiniissiiiii tn pur. Iiaso ltv. aeies t f land situate na rpper Arrnw l,..ke. tVest Kentillav Distriet, desi-nhcd as f..'.|.\">s :- i '.aiiaeliein'.- at a ln.>l. jilanleil en tiio cast shure ..f Cppcr Arp.iv 1..-IK.'. al lln- i-i.i ae.rnf let l.ltlll, li.'iip 1. alii mail.i .1 \"AlTi\".'in ad l.nailiei-('nln- :.-,i;'s snath w. .t ..��������� i 11..-r p.'.-t ': thenee east alun^ le- iinilii li..aiei.ir\\ '-f l.nt 1.1.-:;.. :-i'i eliains; llienco ta uh ;e i ha in . tie in e '.ve-1 .'i'i ehains, ninre nr l\">s. tn the sle'i\" of t'pper AmiH' Lake: thenee ���������.nuthi.'ily. and fi-llitw intr lhe shore lin*-' if Upper AlTnW Lake, tntlie point nf enailliolieelnellt. Daieil this .'.tli August, ititis. Olftl AiaiOV.ilKAD I.C.MHKfl Co., LTD. NO'I'IGI-;. Xntieo is herc-by piven tlint tltlrlv dnvs nfter dale 1 Intend tn applv lo tlio tthi'of i 'nninils- sinner nf l.tiud. and Works for ,-oniilssii.n tn cut and enrry nway liailer from tho I'ollowint.- do. ..Tilted lnnds .sittialo in, WosL Kootenuv district: Coiiiiiioiicini: at a v-ost pinnteii nhoi'tt. tiro Itnndro'l yards Miitth of liownii-' crook, tilionl. six mile's above tho north fork nnd marked \"li. II. Nagle's nortii wost corner post.\" thonco sontli st) eliains, thenee onsi so ehnlns, theneo norih KO chains, theno'i wosl bu Vilnius to tliu point of ciiiiiinoin eiii'-'iif. Dalctl Atignat -iutli, l'JU5. Ct.V,. NAGI.E,-.. Ver Ji. Mclleiin, AkciiI.. NOTICl_ Koliee i.s horohy uivon tlint thirtv dnvs after tlnlu ! Iiileinl to apply lo the Chief Coinnils sionerof Lands and Works' For permission I'n cut. and cnitv nwav limber from tho lollowiii!,- described lands situate in West Kootenny dislrict: Cominoncinu: nt n post planted on llic soulli side of Dov.nio crook just below tho mom li of ( nnyon creek, nnd mnrked \"l'i. Mellean's norlh west corner post,\" thence, east IHO ohains, t lie n co soutli hi ch a ins. llioneo wost l('.t) chnins. tho'.co norlli-It) chains to tlio point of com- menc-inent. lulled Aittjii-t -Sih.lOOJ. li. Mcl'.liAN*. KOTIOK. Kotice is hereliy invcn tliat l.hirlv dnvs after dnle I.intend in apply In thn ('hief coinmis- -ionor of Lands and Works fnr permission tn cut and earry away timber irom tho foilowini; deseribed lm,ils sltiiiilo in West Kootenny district: Cnniineneine at a post jdanteil ahmit two hnndioil vnrd : nnrtii nf Dnwnio creek trail, abont six miles In.in tlie ltij< I'.cnd ir.il 1 and mark.-d \"li. Melteun's iiortli-v.-est corner j.nsl,\" liienee south Si> clihins, ttietico en-l SO ehains, lltt'iice nnrth ������-(i cliiiins, llioneo west hu cluiiiis to the point of ciiiainclieelnenl. -illed September -2nd, 1 'JJ j. i 0ffic������3: New Yorl: Ofe tl'li'g. nont-ra!.t /.tl.ietic UMk,Washington (.\"���������-.(. y/iAS. iv&AjPcC'Puj^y.O' SEV7-I .G MACHINE. ROJ-LER BEARING. HIGH GKAC_. 30MAPLIX Best brands of Wines', Liquors and Cigars. Travellers to Fislv Creek wi!! find excellent accommodation at this Hotel. CHIEF YOUF-G, Proprietor sep 7 li. Mc_liA- . by buytng this reliable, honest, high grade Ecvf- injr machine. STRONGEST GUARANTEE. Nations .SAN Machine Co., FRANCESCO, CAL. S -wa. 5������ FACVORY ATCGLVIDI-RE. ILL. CO'lIOlv Nnlice Is le-rcby j'.ivel. Ihal at tlic nc-t sitting nf the lh,aid -.f l.....nsia ��������� l'i'iiniiis_..ners for the oitv i.i l'''vi'*isli>l;e. apt M.-atinn wiil he made hy llie iinili'l'si^iieil fi'i-a l.'insfer flelil II. A. I'.'lloy lo Alexander .1. Mell.-il-ell*. nf tie\\ elsliike, of llle retail liipinr. li.'cllsc la -.' held l.v II. A. IVrloy ill respect, nf the Ilnt. I l:ev.-l .nke. Dated si.'pteinher lith, I'.'O.*.. I'. A. I'I'-.IM.KV, A. .1. .McDUNIil.I.. nr Mdi Tweeds % Hefore you place your Order for a Fall Suit. K*w*#*.������������-v#������������Siw*.-rK������;s#^ * x * * ta and in Wc also carrv- the Best Lines of Worsteds thc market. I-'RICli RIGHT ! Latest Stvies and Fit Guaranteed. WE USE Till- UNION LABEL. Serges \\ SCOTT & FOX, x^i; First Street .-*������ss<������*-:-'S������s������SH*;������*<;-;S:������������aa������**K* A/vww^������������������vvy^^���������v^<^*/^^ I Mil W HERALD I Yes, that reminds me that I did not send that order of Printing I was intending to. Now here I am out of Bill Heads, Letter Heads and in fact everything. It would not look businesslike for me to write my letters on Wrapping Paper. MOTTO : Nc%*er let your Stationery.run out. UP-TO-DATE PR At Moderate Prices. w<������������������v^���������^������������������v\\-v���������vwvvww^ t^_B3-*_ss: **^S_SS_K������>_-W\"*������-5^=. 3=������tE_5*\"S:- -^f**?^r# ���������5*3: ^_- ^&_- -J_*4S- -S_gr 7,',\\*; ^. -iVj lT___3_n___'i-*>!ra'*ry*;_PT*\"' i.-^.wiJi.*������g'������A.'.-������wgMT-_j'r/>_gT _-j_-_^__-_-__r-_--.__--rg, ,-.--.--^^ ^''i; 'A. If you are desirous of making\" yourself warm and comfortable during1 the 0 # cold winter months, we can supply you with anything\" you are likely to t need in Winter Clothing'. New Goods put in stock this week. g^-y*^i*--7,-'rj,'T-*^ 30 m 3m ^5_Jp spirt 0������ :w i. 'iifi *���������������������\"> ������������% ������������* $& iPflv? # .*���������(*. ���������5J**-*-? 30 Blankets Good, heavy, white blankets at $3.50 per pair, also blankets and flannelette sheets. nei Made-up garments for Ladies and.. Children. Flannelette Underwear, Night* Gowns, Drawers, Skirts, etc. 10 pieces of Flannelette put in stock this I week at 5c. per yard. Underwear in Knit goods, all prices, in ladies' and children's. Dress Goods Reg. Price $1.50. Selling. Pricc $1.20 Reg. Price 1.00. Selling Pricc 75c. jj__R.eg. Price 75c. Selling Price [60c. A few pieces of good heavy cloth. Regular Price 50c. Now .-50c. urs tor Splendid values in .Furs, all new and fresh from thc Factories. 30 ���������3-ff? .*���������___._** ���������***_-_������ ���������SOI.1-: AGENT FOR Walkover Shoe a Best'���������'���������American make. A few new Jackets opened up this week. .Every one something different (rom what wc have had. Latest Eastern designs. Ladies' 8s. Children's Jackets Only a few left, now selling at half their regular price to clear. This means $5 selling at $1.50, Ladies' and Swisses' Skirts Good, all wool, Heavy Top Skirts, seasonable goods, marked at clearing prices. $8.50 Skirts selling now at $5, $5 ones selling at $_j, ancl 3.50 ones selling at 2.50. $3 Misses' Skirts selling at $1.75. 30 S *.J rf'������������������. -���������\" ito.w-h.i_���������_��������� ._������������������,.*. _j.f _������<. ._r^_Tr*__-.,____r_- '7tp-' _ _*-: Overcoats for JSJ8. wen Men's Overcoats from $5.00 up. Boys' Overcoats and Reefers from 2.25 up. ���������_______���������_____-_-i-1 * 1 ~ ' 1111 ��������� ��������� 1���������11 mim 1 ^_nwi 1 _mii_i iniiiimMintnf . for fv?ei- 9 and Boys ���������-��������� We have a large range of Suitings at popular prices. Come in and try one on. Jf__S .r Our stock in both Men's and Hoys' Underwear is complete. You can buy a suit in men's sizes for 1.25. ' Men's ancl Boys' Caps for 1I12 cold weather ���������Our stock never so good a.s at present. _5i t (_5_.il illin������ry New goods coming to hand l:y express daily, keeping* our stock always *f_ shionablc bright and up-to-the-minute in style. -i_mmi-_._. _,t-__vr_m_; SOU-: AGENT FOR Walkover Shoe Host' Anier'c'iii nnke ��������� TO GMT YOUR j teriptioiis ��������� Filled accurately with the Purest of ���������'..'.. I DRU a Take them to tlie * ��������� CANADA DRUS & BOO CO., Ltd % a o ������***************9999*99*9������ Married Eaton-Simms���������AC Revel stoke. B. C. on Wednesdav. Nov, 1st. b\\- Uev. 0. PI. M. Sutherland. E. M. 'Katon of Xelson, to Alia Host: Simms. of Reyelstoke. On .Sunil.-iy. Nov. 5l.li, the .Hev. W. 0. Ca Idor will ta kit for his evening su.liject \"UIti .inioiilaiiisin and it..-, development; in ottr free iii.slitiitiot*.'' Ij. O. Ij. lCiiiS will parade and march lo ���������St. Andrew's *C1iiii,c1i. The scrvk'e will tie in commcmoi-uHuii of C'un- powder J .-\"lot. AV. S. Ayi-iis. . IU. K:. of 'Ban IT. anil Mi-s.Ay.es xveve. in Lhe city 011 'rues- clay, leaving for their home on Wednesday morning. Mv. ��������� Ayres spent a feu* ilayn last week surveying under- groiind passages in tiie Caves. pai-ticn- lai's of which will lie given in ik'X! woek-s issue of the Hkhai'.i). Tho champion fishermen of Arrow Lakes ai-e ailtnit ted to he .Messrs. O. XV. .A lel-iiighlin ,-md A. Met -Ml I is of Comaplix. .Their trolling experience was lioth novel 11 ml exciting. McLaughlin aftei- a twenfy-liv<- minute struggle .succeeded in landing a, lOlli. spt'ckled ti'oul_-one of I he litiest' of Hit; siv-.e livei* en tight''in the lake. The deseiples of Walton i-anied the niun- stt'i- on a pole, ci-iiting nnieh excitement upon., ai-fiv'tiig at the Halevon Hotel. T. XV.\\ lOverell. of Vaneottvei'. was granted recently, through' the ageni.-y of U. Bi-iltaiu. paleiit attoittey. Vancouvei-. a (.'aii.uliaii p-itu n*. ou a k-allief Y. M. C. .A;. Building. .; The excavations i'i). the ahovo l.uilil- ing are tuny coiiiple'cd and the foundation walls arc well under way. .It is ihe.intent.iun of the huililing commit-: teeto have the conti'.-icl. completed hy the nionth of January if |io.ssilile. According to plans it* will he ono of the' most up-to-daLe buildings (if its. kind in .'Viiit'i-ica. . it will b_ ecptipiied witli howling alleys, hilliavd and pool rooms,.shower, needle aiul tuh baths, a swimming hath 'A.ht. by 35ft.., a thoroughly, eqiiippi'd gytiinasiuni, .���������,, - - ,- ,,��������� r, . ,. j-.unto-.��������� a iim...iiiui uiii-n,. on .-> if.uiiui tliorougiuy eo tp ppi'it gv tntiasiuni, ft 'Ihe -. Jl. C. A. veailmg room on ,,u..,l.t-vitig and '.vaterprooiing cornpo- ,. c, \"'-...._ i- ' -,i ,-i Mnckeimi: avenue is filling a lung felt | ii, i()!1. pai tic.larlv de>i-t,.'d fot- shoe f''*(; M'-icioi.sread,ng room with hbravy want in lhe cil.y. All Hie coast rlatlv i soles. Under this patent *!ie leather attached. 'J'hei-e. will also be ,-i boys' ivinnvc .is wml .���������>������ lnr-.'il mul i':lst,.|'ll I ;.. .... 1 ......-.,.1 1 I...I- , 1... i,...;.,! ���������e i-,.,. ,. _...,..,., P|. --.I,.-^,,! 11... ..; J,-....... ut ���������..., papers as well as local aiul eastern j.; .s;) tt-ea .... papers a -re always to be found there, compound p. rme-it. s ''ami .thoroughly' '.I'he V. -M. C. A. people deserve credit, (ills the p.r.isitis of the leather.''no't ior their eiTorts in this dii-eetion. The 0nlv renileiing it periimn. iit.lv' wafei'- rooins are free.to everybody.- proof, bur. as the i.-oi:ipo.-:ition is ������������������'of. d ���������,. . r .. -.. ... c touch anil weai'-resi.-Untr character. ��������� ll:e tmu'i-iage of h. M. ha ..i, of ^^^e,,,!,;,- cniu,nc.s lhe d>.rahilitv >elson. to.Al.... A. U .^unrusot this ,tiK. .!j|t,.; city, look |ilacc at tlie result-are oi Mr. F. Homes on Wednesday aftei*- -������������������ ���������������������������-- noon. The ceremonv was performed by Rev. C. it. M. Sulherland. The happy couple left on the evening express for Vancouver ancl the coast cities. BUSINESS LOCALS. game room. Tt is hoped the citizens generally will help along this institution as there is no doubt it i.s a thing that is badly needed. : Get a hot i drug sti a-'.-. Exceptional bargains for Friday and Saturday only, in colored dinner plates at Ooc. per dozen, and lea plates at 80c per dozen���������C. B. Hume & Co. (.'���������old Commissioner Fraser went into Camborne yesterday. Jhu-vc-.-t Thanksgiving services wiil l^^frein^li^^iF^KtK^fe-t^citiiTCh-n'rf Sunday the I'.nh. Thos. Taylor. M. P. P.. is on a visit to the southern pot-Lion of his constituency this week. The monthly con-icration service (1f the Kpwoith League will be held ill the Met In.list church next Monday evening tit S o'clock. Deputy Commissioner of I-inds ami ���������Works Gom- ii'tiieil from nlhi-e on Tu.-day and was sticec-ded hy X. I-'. Miickay. Premier .Mclhidc's private -.et-retary. Lawrence Mcltae, newspaperman, succeeds .Mackay. Services will he held in the Methodist Church, on the new site, next Sunday. Subjects, a.m. \"Hira* lo Reach the M.i.-se-\": p.m. \"What the Christians of Hevelstoke Xeed .Most.\" The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will he administered ut the evening service. J. S. Jjiwrencc. divisional superintendent of the C.P.K., states that the train service on the Lardeau branch wil) he continued throughout the winter, and the steamer service on Trout Lake will he maintained its long as possible.���������Xelson Xl-ws. A movement is on foot among a number of the young men of fhe city water hol tie at I'cv.*-'' inti r.ot fc/'foie haii anil Shorts ' After paying all expenses Knox . j Church Auxiliary realized the hand-1 -j-^. ilvvv j.. | some sum of ^.iHAW from their. Ho.vs���������nV*Jijl.j |*1?. I hatiKsgiving IJ nineiandsale ot work, i At 11 n.eeting of the Auxiliary on I Hav. Oats. Whe Monday even,ngMts IL 1; . trip.hart iU !;<;al.n,, B,���������:;. was presented with the quilt on which the ladies have been working for the past few months anil froni whicli. . principallv owing to Mrs. t'l-uuhart s WXrrcty ^AAiAvAAtAAi^ifiiiT^ rmin'd sum. Th-Jadies desi, e. tliroiigh P|.iv;ll,, v u tit](;; Wi,n] , the columns ol the lll-.l .\\l.l>. to bank St.,.uril;t.,. A]1|,|v ,��������� .,. .\\,. .s<.(lll one nnd all who so ably assisted in \" ��������� making their first annual Thauksgiv- Smoko Brown's'Uni _ri' Cigar. LOST���������in or near the Opera. House, on Ibe evening of October 25th. a Lady's Fur Huff.. Finder will be suitably rewarded by returning same io Heu'au) ollice. We have a. lot of Franieil Pictures which we are selling at.just hull' price for ;( few days. This is a good chance i to get these and dou't miss it at lhe j Canada Drug Store. Smoke Brown's \"Special' state SUCCO-r w'nich it tit'.- i i ing Dinner tliu douhtedly was. Vuii can get any patent mi'-dieine vou want at lhe (!.-in.iila Drug Slote. ill* tliey haven't got it in stock tliey j will gi-i it for you. Rr ���������ot of liens' drug store. books ^���������v^iC-^iit^iS^ViiiS.l^-ifiiiiiSiii-i������^. ......i..... ,,. .a*. .......n ..... for ihe organization of a basket ball club. The Rocky Mountain Hangers fganizing a team, so Unit i ,. - through- mglit to he the result. c are also series of interesting game out the wintei Five bye-elections in the Dominion house take place on Nov. 2_. They are \"Wentworth. \"West Lamblon, North Yoik. Gaspe and Antigonish. The Northwest vacancies are nol yi t ready to fill. Hon. A. B. Ayleswonh has been nominated for Norlh Yoi k and has accepted. In answer to a query as to whether or not he intended lo resign his seal in the local legislature .John Houston wired on Monday- from GoliKields. . Nevada. \"I do not iniend to resign,\" indicating thereby lhat he will be on deck to discharge the parliamenlary duties the electorate of Nelson has delegated to him. i i I % p' i i \"1 $ li (an rii STOCK FOOD 50c. and 1.00 packages 25H1. Pail 3.50. POULTRY FOOD 25c. and 50c. I 25c. and 50c. pkgs. ������ I I WORM POWDER ������ For Cattle and Horses, (.1 50c. per package. A KRKSIl STOCK AT WALTER BEWS Ptnm. B. DRUGGIST AND STATIONER .Ni'xl In II1111K! Illoi'k. ! I % i 1 1 ? ������ Sl-igh lure sto: sleighs, ai Ifowson thal's the jilace. received at ftirni- P- ������ ������������6X_������3)������<-������iX-^^ FOU SALIv- ATtHl lb. Dayton Computing .Scale, apply at liom in- Hios. Smoke Brown's \" r*.arca Vueita \"Cigar. J Hiibbei-s, over-iioes, catdigaits. nny style mid size at (..'. Tl. Jliiim-i! (.'o's. Senega Cough Syrup wiil cure your cough-- Bews'drug store. j Sleighs for hoys, girls, babies and dolls, at llowson's furniture store. When buying le;i, we would likc'yoil to hy onr 5 o'clock or Deri I fur bra.nds sold only hy 0. 11. Hume & Co. DHKSSMAKLXG-Mr.. Lee is prepared t.o do dressmaking and plain sewing at her residence on l-'onrl h st. firing your prescription lo I.he Canada Drug Store, Ihey have a. vcry large stock of the best, of Drugs and will put thcm up carefully. Bargains for Friday and Saturday-- bovs' heavy school boots $1.2.\"); Youths heavy school boots Sjil.10, at C. li. 11 time <*v Co's, Lid. Wo have a. large, slock oT Fundi ure every va.iiely, your credit is gootl, KI percent oil'\" for cash---.lohii K. Wood, lhe Dig Fm nil in*:: Store. Letluce. Celery, (irapes, (lanaiiaa, Oranges aiul Lemons, as well as a carload of Salmon Arm's best apples, on sale ul. (.'. I>. I fume iV Co's. In conne.'.l ii.n with our cash business we now oll'er film well bound books regular price $!.'_.. for To cents each Canada Drug Store. Call and see our China, deparl incut vve have 11 large assort nienl, of China antl Japanese goods all the lalesl. designs - C. li. 11111110 fc Co. HOUSE FOIi SALE R. Six-liooined House on Fourth Street for sale, about .*> minutes walk from C. P. fi. Shops. Iii-iuci'li.-i te possession. For particulars apply- on the premises t.o J. BURGAR, Cruel Brand on Little Child ���������; NliW .\"W'lSSTJII.VSTIiH, Oct. ol���������A cruel trick was ]ii't-pel rated. on an innocent, young child in, tliis city otic day last week by some person at piesent unknown, vvho painfully burned her check with a red hot brand. ' *.- ' The victim of the otiliagcous deed was Kitnicp,- the bright little c'aiighler ol: Mv. and Mrs. Alex L. Archibald, of Fourth avenue, who is not yet quiUi I wo ve;|i-s old. Sho .was. playing around the house on Tuesday afternoon last, ,and it was when her mother was busily engaged that she strayed from home, going west along Fourth avenue. Sho was gone about an hum; and when slie re!urned the brand of the' letter ._ was plainly*marked on her left cheek. Tlie huming of Ihe brand did not seem to pain the child much at the time, but for a couple of days following she suffered a gieat deal, and medical .aid was sought and her pain was relieved us much as possible. 'Fortunately the. brand was not pressed hard enough to leave a permanent scar, and it is now disappearing although the oul line of tlie stamp and the letter S is still plainly visiblo. The child is not old enough to talk yoL or tell where the brand wtis put. on, so lt\"V'.Js_.|il TlTiTjWfOTtitfffRraRr coinmilied the trick or what their reason could have heen for doing it, lull it was so well put on and so evenly that Ihey are inclined to believe that, it. ������as 11 deliberate act on the part of some grown person. ������iKiiitii ? iaiifl Ihrough ICiirope the world. * I , 1', Mr. Culdei's sermon was not only ���������[ in!eri'sl ing froni a moral standpoint, s ! bill, was bi'iii'lliiial from a historical ,; point of view. The various -events ��������� I which led up lo the war, Napoleon's ��������� ', schemes and bow Nelson helped fo J checkmate lhem. lil.lle -ketches of * 1 .Vclson's cha racier and life and lhe naiiner in which he faced overwhelming rlifficulLi'-fi, all tliC'-e were skillfully and I'h'veily handled and piesented in .such a. manner as lo engross the attention of the large crowd which was present. Ir is well for 11-1 lo keep lb\" lives of such men as Nelson ever fresh in our memory, in order Ihal we may sve how giv.-il men lived, and how Utile ihey (hough! of self. Did we but hear .I'li'iiei of such lives we would blush or .haine al lite petty thoughts which illen prompt our actions, we would ���������ntli'tivor I o branch out into nobler. i..|'.er lives, and the e.otmuunity in vhich we lived would benefit by such 1 ml we should have llic satisfaction ol mowing I hut our lives had not heen lived I'm- lhe mere gratification of our &SA^SS'\"v*>:i*'i>������*^ Jhe j$* &. tjeorge Company For the Next Ten Days to further Reduce Our Stock we will give 1-3 Off j aU Our Regular Prices in Our Dry Goods and Men's ) Furnishing Department. . No Reserve I r 0ash 1-3 Terms Cash ���������j y ______ w I Jhe Ji. &, Qeorge Company 1 % 1 <>'0\"^^-C*\"*.'$>O ^^^^^<^^4>^^>-0^0^^ T All the icprcscntativc Styles of Hats foi* Fall and Winter wear await you here. All the Stars arc here. Soft or Stiff Hats. You'll be surprised at,the excellent | values we give you for moderate prices. ' .*. We've every good kind, color ar.d shape of; Hat that's worthy of consideration. : We've' alarge assortment of * Hats' and Caps for Boys and Children. Allthc Nawest Styles and Fancies in 1-Iatdom. , All the Late'Shapes and Styles. acdonald REFGWvW^Wtt ������������������������������������\"������������������������������������������\"*���������������������������������-������0<������-*������**\"**\"������>-*-*- ^-������������������������4^^< CHOICE ��������� i ��������� ! -tEVELSfOKE ASSESSMENT DISTRICT TAKI'l NOTfCK Hint I kIhiII lioltl a Court of l-uvisioti nnd Aiipcnl, iiikIlt tliu \"Awnes.incut Act, lrtu.*i,\" for tliu Kevol-itokc AHMossniunt J)i8trlct dh >l outlay, the 271 h ilny of November, UK).-, nt tho hour of 11 o'clock iu the forenoon, ut thu Court Ilniise, Kevelstoke, J.nted nt ltevelstoke, this 23nl duy of October, ioor.. .lud^e of the Court of Kevision nnd Ai: llevelstoke AriHOHsment DiHtriet of West Kootenny. Fs'tiits Vegetables Fresh Butter Eggs, S-C. F-l_l__T_Ppct. n*^*PT*T*t__JII MM I Hi Call and inspect Stock OUR PR!CES ARE RIGHT _E__Bf___-___t_ Altir & Letfgerwstd THE GROCERS Cor. I-'irst St. .'tnil Oi'ton Ave. B������__S_U___ Corporation of the City of Revelstoke ********* *0**0****0***ll������*9 OWO .t'lfl.ll (\"|0._1CS. Subscribs for Tin-: Herald Two Dollars per year. NOTICE The -U.tention of the puhlic is ciilletl to the City .By-Law- reiiiiii-ing ehinir ntiys to lie cleaned at lfast once every six months; find householders are.;'re-' quested to act accordingly. Thu Council is prepared to make ai'iaripenioiits with a licensed sweep to perform the ahove work. ���������'. II. FLOYD, City Clerk. Job Printing at the Herald. When you want satisfactory Furnace or Base Burner. Coal Try the .Semi-Anthracite Crow's Nest Coal i9.50 PER TON Orders left at Lawrence Hardware Store pron.ptlv attended to. - SWAN CARLSON Agent,"@en, "Print Run: 1897-1905

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