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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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Provincial Library June 99 REVELSTOKE. B. C, APRIL 12, 1001. $2.00. Per Year. (��������� > 64 The. .Leading1 a* E.2iS'Dr6* S3 Come and See Our Beautiful Display , of Spring* Merchandise. BEAUTIFUL WHITE GOODS. SWISS & DIMITY MUSLINS. I UNDER SKIRTS. '35 EASTER GLOVES. I BOYS' BLOUSE SUITS. -,l;':uicy_ Whilc IMublins. ' Lacts, Vahncincs, etc. All-over While .here ha.- bom a cry at thi' i-i'.i>. iij_-;i*ii~t the railway policy, .Im cry ha.* lii-n in.irely due to ::ui('���������-".i'ii i;.'.;7k"-" who want large subsidies from ,'" tlie government without control oi their rotul, whereas the government very reasonably ask why they should give,such subsidies as the'$4000 n mile demanded for the V. V.' &. E. when they may succeed in having the Coast-Kootenay line built.with: out any cost to the province and yet at the same time securing full control of the rate.-. Although the estimates arc, not down, and'Mr. Taylor cannot say what provision has been made for thc reqiri rcments of his constituency,' K j'thc govcrumtnt have given him to ���������i^ understand that his requirements m j will be liberally dealt with, and he Mil expects la sec some $35,000 to U0,-'' m m m to a m Gcod Placer Ground ��������� * t ��������� ;' . Active Operations to be Carried on There. n E." A. Bradley nil tliis week liv l-mit. take in siipplie* to Smith Cieek 1 C"f|j^������ votc'1 *01' ^ public, works A most beautiful assortment of these $| | required in thc .neighborhood of fashionable.-roods in various colors at" i$ j K���������uke illfe' , . . ��������� ,' './ _.b . . 'i .^ -... Mi " 11 ti regard to the nulling laws o, -25 and 50 cents. rt'ii'- iic endeavored to'have the svstcm ' ��������� Before Icaviiicr th������- camp Ik* put on six' iimi Ui (���������(iiiliiuic. llii. sinking iif the hlinftj" vvliii-li is now down DO feet and will lip continued '20 feet further. rJ'lic, prnposititjii i.s .1 drifting our, and Mr. Jliiadlpy cunsidprs theio is'not a deep diggins. prospect in tin. prc.v inrp.. to licat, thi.-., which is the.'properly (if I lie Duqucsiie, Mining Co. of PitLsbur", a coinpiny which Mr." Urndley success- fully promoted when in the past. ][c cxtc.'Is -to pinpliiy. -25 to 30 uieii.tliit.- SP.Isnn frnm llio coast last week aiid will r.invj^,"?* re-ide in tin' city. ' ���������' '' ' j ' J. A. Harvey, of ir..-"firn"f of Harvey, i McCarter it' I'ink.iaiii. pa.-sed tln'i'mi/li ���������" - IteveI.-.tokr on Monday nioiiVingroii his ;��������� way to his Iminc ;U Feul Steele.-;:.,.,;r-j.-J{: Mr.-. B., J.J.. Atkins .11 i-oiuii.-uiiial .Mi;*;.,: A. 11. B. Ufarn..-!*. fat a-* Jj.-uilr on S,ii- ( iir.l.tf, .uiri "will lvinnin t'lii'i-p' f(i,J"n ' limb fur llii.'-lienelii or hin health.- '" ;-' ; Messrs.--'f'Lcwis, 'd ^I'ti'vcl.-.l.uVe, 'iind Brixlon, -.of Yii't'.nd-.v.j/vr.io wc.iit ;.Jo Sntith Africa as in^inlii'in of Sjir.Mh- conn's Hoise, I'ul.nj'lii'tl.Ju'liWi .i"i Snn- dny. _ ��������� [ ��������� ' _""' Jirii'ii 'McGiiignn, .r-Sini'/iii' ppi/n-.''.-; lies in iii.- hf-.-pii..! ���������'ifffVirri I'lftli'Of'i,1 with Sri ions,rnjiirie*j cruw.'d liy. I'.'i 1.i 1.������i from thi- window of ihu hotel where he stayed. '-. . ��������� ,'j * Mrs. \V. M- Lawrence enlerl,-lined. simi'i! cif hei' f'l'ierid-'al' tea on Tl)iii-,iiiiy nfliii'iioon. ���������"���������TlH"decoi'.itimtv',*i,ri'ai''J,rt'd; mpBrn-EDW '���������' ���������.- ���������' : *_-- ��������� fj_ Large. Sawmill" ��������� ���������'-���������'* ���������'��������� LlZ To bi Established.--Another'"Evi- chnce of Revelstoke.Becoming ' a Gr:at Industrial- Centre: '��������� r-OU.il HU'..:i Mercerised Sateen Shirts in endless ', colors���������All prices. r . . - u '��������� * . 1 - - We sell the famous Perrin's Gloves ���������Oncj worn ahvavs asked for. I.iii i AUU1 I'll liJU lliil M j diturc on trails co'uiitii.g.as assoss- ^ ���������'ment work, so that in future holders ;|| I of claims will have full benefit,.of i.'������ Lany'work they do in this respect. .' K j '1 he ambiguity about the date of }'Wi j claims falling in has" also beui de������ ffi I lined to be the anniversarv of the m anywhere. MEN'S .CLOTHING. Just to hand the. iincr.t shipment of rjjj Boys' Blouse Suits.', These arc the fe#[ 1 ' r*u 1 \\ best 'made' in Canada', and don't rip Mi m m m 1 We- have just opened up a large 0 range of beautiful... Satin-lined, All- !.|;! wool,,Serge and Worsted" Suits,'and1 fM marked them away down. Call and'ft, sec us-befdre buyiir'" elsewhere. '��������� ' fy* . Ml Villi date of location. He does no antioi] ate any further ,amendment of the mineral act tliis session and very' rightly urges that the mining laws i-hould be left alone as much as possible, ,'',., Thc government have promised to accede to his representations for provision being "made for improved rchcol buildings at Kevelstoke. They further realise the immensity ci the Revelstoke Riding and its great possibilities us a' wealth -and revenue producing fcction of the province, and arc prepared to'treat the district accordingly. Mr.'Tt'iylor expects the session Tb List for at least another,month. mining on Smiih Creek . since' I -SO 4, '-ays llio '-prnipK-ls'r-f lln'it e'rppk are .u!ir|(iulitrrilivtK"d. Tl.oirnkl is cchusp,: and in kuiiiii oase1. is futind with thp (jinnti. iiUadinl to it, showing that it Ihs not travelled very far. Them'is every piosprct of viilual.le ������u!d l.Piiring (]ii.ut/, lieiiiL,' loeated in lhut section dm ins; the cntning season. ' l'\ MiC.uty intend*, resirning woik on the Rpvi lsluko niul C.-irlii-li- pl.-icer el.iiniS which he holds on Smith creek, Big Bend., as soon ns possil'ile. The pros-peels of this properly nre con- siiir-i-ed ifocrl, ns wherever the lini lock, wruTd hold it."K'iId has heen found. ] I ounces were ink pit out in eight hours from tin-' p-nund' ocenpii-d hy one gPt nf tinilii'i-. A. vc<a)d d.'iil of develop- 'nji'iil. work h.i- Iippii dmn'on the pro- fii-i'iy, <������������������ .>*hiil"i -h','iviii^ liei'ii-Miuk 10(1 feet, and '201 feet of drifiinpf run and well tinihereil. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL o it was .announced .. ''(hat Mr. OtiH-.llijiiuHs.oj} had scouicd the liig Ii'iidy'iinUsi'lc. and we now .learn thi>t -he ha? succes>fully ei:- Jisted, tlie "vo-operation of wealthy jiartics at Vancouver and Ashcron-- ni providing capitkl". fur-the estab-> lishuiuf'^flJ!:;^;-large sawmill".;;and - ' hy the' ho������U's.s.i,������i.-. the -occiisiirKi.'fwi'i'p.ilumbering enterprise there, iimocr neat iind pri'iiy, ���������, .���������..,. ���������,: -,-..'. :j,limit-;' having also been secured in' " ���������Uolit. .lailVny, vici.,j.TrcM,leiu-"of 'the \^;- vicinity. ���������- ������������������������������������������' - ��������� "��������� Crows '-Nest t:.i;il:V(,,)���������lp,,i'iv. 'ji.i^se.Vi '-i"1^ Big Eddy luu ahvays been ilimnKli UeveNiuk^'mi Fridav" o'/i "i'iV. regarded .!.'; a,nio^r^lu:ible.mill- w������y 10 1 he -riiiiiin-' prnpe- iii-s 'hi>vvl5n-)V-" ^te/ conimanding^i-s^i-Uoes the log iieii-iiiuuvstiJcl,in iiKfiiiiiiieaiiil c,..Vn!rM.flo:j:t of. the -Upper Columbia.river'.-;," AIcKiijiipy". ���������'. -.-."... upi������" ..j.'iVe are informed i>y those who a:e . ' J. -A.," Rings'.altori.pv fur lUE.-i;'1^^'^1 '(5l������ enterprise will'"' Foster, passed d.mu','ii" i!.e 'city, ot, I b������ one of great magnifu'de.-and \\\:\; .\Vpiliu'sday"on :ii'is "vviiy Wst. liavinu "p1"0^^ ;l. Kiost, vaLuabJc.aiUlition to - ^pent a ifiont1f1iii',lj-ing.ViiTpr^li-. Ro.-T j the industries oi'Rc'velsidke.' ^ :Vi's pxtensive. ininii.g. inteix'jt.i .m i The new industry "will be cf Rep'uoh'c. .'. "';'��������� ��������� .; j,spcciji.1.'/. <iihifa",:.tcv' the lower .town, ���������' fti nvtiiw of 'Miss Mill.ini. tor-Mvhio^ '������ ho nearly tHjjaeeu: to the' mcilvHf ltuvplfitokp, wiih Rev. 15i O. i"millsitp,-and-l'hw.ttL'\vs"\v.iH������ei)fcc.'p Pt.lli7i.-lc; uf Kllisljoni,. N.:'\V, T.'. w,-.^l filly come tu .that scctio.n;dI'thc"Ciiy ���������'. (.���������pli.bi'uied on Wcilj^ii.tv ;u JiuJiiin | "5 the best ucv.":; they liaTc'heard He,irl, The,, rimmv frieiids ��������� nf. i.-lie I 1 Ji'-iV lo-Hi hnde in tin Mrs. Pollock ii luii-, life. " ..,..-,.. ...-, -.*.-,, ���������-.. The iiip.nihp'rs of No.-J Jm.'p JWgaVlp. ^O'"1^1 wfeh'Uir uiniws to tho-e entei'tainerJ their friends .with un ."At.- eone'erncci. .tfrifclic"tenders "-rill' probably he called in..a.iev." dn\> for the preliminary .work-iif clearing the millsite. le, nutuv frii^d^ ���������')f..i.-iie I tJi'-ivk+Hg tllllCf - '---"' iis c!iy"'������iir'wi*,l) M'r, aiid ; , 'ihe dotalL- arc not quite, ooiii������- and' happy wcildcrl plptcd ii'nd':.wearc hot.yytat liberty,., to yive as", full .pr.r'.jculars as"\\e GRIP AND PASSWORD. MoX&nzle- Avenua. . ��������� SK''W,i=3I^'H>'^Sl'iI>,A:i^.,'^v^-fct*.',*^'^.*J>'i^'*~'-''. THE . MOLSONS ' BANK Incorporated hy act uf Put liiime.it lEio, f HEAD OFFICE ' --,' ��������� " MONTREAL :.- Wji. -Molso.v .M.veniEK&fi^, Pre*,- S. ]\. Ewixa, ViccPics. ' J am KB liLLlo'I", Cfcnernl .Utiniiger PAID UP. CAPITAL .-. . - $2,500,000 RESERVE -.'������������������''��������� " ��������� - 2 gonural banking bu������liic������ '.ranwicle.l. Interest ullowcd on deposits at current rules. J. D. MOLSON,-Manager, - ' C.P. Acquire interest Will Make This iho Chief Townsite cf tho Lardeau, " BIG BEND Chief Commissioner Say: V Will Be Stinted.; When lion. W. C Wells was -^wiss- ' hitf throiiKli lievelstoke on Monday niornitiR he (lisenssed the river hunk work verv f.illv with II. D.mnelly, Ihe Ihi'l'iiiMiiatr. ��������� ... Thi' -Wfiyoi, and Mes-rs. HilihnM. Uonrne, .McCarter. ' and ILiw-n saw Mr. Well.s i.i re^'iid in the conplriicliott-'fif the- road from K"Vi'l- stoke lo the lle.ul of the canyon, nm\ the (Miief C'liininis.inner -.l.-iiid that \he work wnuld he put in hand as sunn ns Mr. Killei'n, Inspect or of Ilo.-uN. w/i*. (Ioiih ivTl'll'-inine work mi Ihe Is'.iinl, and -.���������omIiIj(i't.ovi'i h"ie, which .wnuld lie two or I litre week.*.. On Tuesday Mr. Dotipe, lU'sisttint ���������..._, ���������,./������' P. R, Land Commissioner, and :.������?. J ������ Mr. Sullivan, C. "E., the engineer in charge of tho C. P. R. operations EEYELSTOKE, B. C, in the Lardeau. arrived in Revel- stoke and 011 Wedncday they put through a most important deal with tlie owners of the Trout Lake tov,n-c rile, by which the big railway corpora tic n will make this the chief townsite of the Lardeau. By ihe. terms of ihe deal, the C MEMBER FOR i Visit of. M.\ Taylor, M P. P. I i\ R. wil with 'the townsite join wnn the j owner,', Mui-M's, -F. P. Well.-", Abra- ' hunisoii Pro,-., and J, K, Hume, of ! Nel.-oi., in p-romoting llie inlerc,:ts 'Mr. T.'Tiiylor, M. P.,P., arrived j of Trout Lake Citv. 111 the thi^,11101 ning and will ie- niain in the city till tomorrow ev. n ing. having taken advantage of lCaster recess in ascertain (he iv- quircments of his constituents. Mr. Taylrr looks well and bus had a bu.-y time with caller.* at the JJo'.cl RcveJrtukc, where he is'staying. JTe van; over to sec the river bunk prut-ctive woik this morniiii: POLICE COURT. Warning to Cyclists. I Substantial buildings for the j auc n.._ux.iition of the, C; P. R. tufiicials. stores, warehou.*es ami dock will be erected oirthe water front, and a f.rst-cla*";- steamer'will be luilt and run by tlie cjumpT-.'iTy between Trout Lake City and t'ci- kiik at'the lower end nf the' lake." . .'���������fr. Sullivan expects to return to Ts-.tit Lake City in about tin days and expresses sitirfaction with the , with a party of Oigiiieers lo j ijrh excellent job that has boi-n done, j the .���������.���������n.p'iuiri- of the permanent tie *.(iys that-he foviid the Chief-;-wny, .-.nd it is expected that the Cun.missionc-v very will.ng to nue:. lint: will i:c in operation within f-ix liis represelilations, and considers 1 mcDil::'. the Lands and Works De.puvti_.int; 'ihe owners of Trout Lake Citv j deicwiiig cf great credit for the 1 hau* t-tayed with it and have Uove'r ; punetuality and thovoughuet-6 \vith j-i.avrreci in the faith they had in j which they have-carried 'out this 1 thc-ir invc.tment. 'J hey have .-pent I a Ir.rge sum of money in improving railviay j their property and {hoy wellde-ervc Regarding the A, it or < oiridirs imu tr.c On Til-'Ml.iV morning two cases of . y\r r]-av]fi 1,-reHyh.of 1 lie l.v-l.-iw--. hy lidinx _ hi- j vangement he has made with the rye-Won the sid.'w.'.lkfc, came hel'oie j (<_ \>t \{t about their extension <-i Pol ic Mi.gl.Mnne Sii.h.ild. ; r]Vl-^.v will result in the. compk't;.-!i Hia wor--hipdI*eln.r{;e(i lie. nff-iul.T!- , |,v ,,(1XL vulir ^f a Conjr..lc.e line if with n caution, luit .-t.-it.eil I hut 111 e;i-e | '., '��������� ,. ,i, . ,,, i. ,��������� . of future otr...,������'es he w.���������,M I,,,,..,....,, .railway lrum Revelsloke to ihe ��������� ��������� ��������� ��������� .head of Kootenay lake. '. - ,': As to the cabine:, Mv. Taylor cgi> siilcrs-tjiev are more i-trtnglv ;-V.] ������������������������ l.iennlt v niul Cn-itsiix pel sons Lsim; I li>v sid������wiilkss|iiiiild not In- iin������������������������ i'iv.tjwi��������������� n.'i������������������ ���������������I by cyclistK, .;i|iiii t from ih" '(l.i'iiji'-'r of iu'i idt-nlf resuTl.lm: fnini"fiv.' use o|' the #^illirJfi>^iw!T',i, ,.,;���������-, ��������� ������������������.- ; > S '"*,''-.-, ���������. ��������� '������������������������.��������� -' it.c reward which, is now within their reach. Ihe C. P. R. novel' do anything by halves anil it goes without .uy' ing that since tbe company have determined to throw in their lot Avitli Trout Lake City, they will make cf it one of the niost sttccesf> ful and iipportr.u't totflisj'tw i|) the J8f^VW';^'V-;.;*;-:,^.;r.;.'.'v" C. J. Anain relnrripd on < Monday from his (rip to England. J. J. Langstnfr. of 1 he Trout'Li-ke Topic, was in the city ibis week. - J. J. YdiiriK, iire.sident of the Gtcnti WesltTii, went soiuh on Tuesday. Messrs. Green and Houston, M. P. FYs, went south on Tii''.">d.iy uioi*iiin<^. A. W. Crow, formerly of./Ixurri,' hus joilieil the siliillf of Hiliije & (Vs. stoic. " Mr. and Miw.1 A. It. U.'lf.-juii Ml Ib'velstokii on y.itiinl.iy i'oi ]J.,rtage hi ���������Trait ic. ;/ Mlis Glliluuiv, tencher of Cuinaplix M'hoo!, spenrtlie Jj.isU'r hnliiliiya wild Mrs. Sihlmld. J: Savage, I'lii'inerly of U'Vel-tloki'i Is mil1 of the cen-ns ciitimer.itor-j for Kami,nip*,-. Mrs. J. D. M.iU-on was a passenger hy No. 2 on Tii".>day morning, en route to Kn^l.i'id. ' IM. J. .O'Diien, of the Acme Socln Water Work", returned fr.mi Vernon llii.-. morning. Mr. and Mis. II, J. I'Jntirni- went to New Denver on Good I'\ iduy, reluni- in;j; on .Suiidiiy. II.ni. W.G. Wi'lN.rhiff ci.uinii.*>*iiir.er, jia-sed thr.i'i^h ItV'vclsUike 011 Mondav enj'.iiule to P.dliser. R. II. Mayne was nlxii.t on Sunday afler liaviiiK''('i'ii laid up with a h.ul nttiick of lon-Milis. T. J. LeiHlriiin, liii*-tee for thc Hineltei townsite, will visit KoveNlokc iu nhtnil a l'i'i'l,i:iArliL. A. Luc.'if, fniiiieily the ,popu|.i_r con������ r-etviilive ui ^111 iser for tin' piovihie, I1.1.- j ��������� i 1 it'll the Herald b!ii|V, (inld (Joiiiiiii^iiiiier 'l^iuqiuVr atel \)v, McLean went sniith u-slerdiiy rctui iiin^; in tiie evening. Mrs, Phipps, wife, of A.'M. Plii/ips, n 1.-it 111 ;_;(���������!��������� of the Imperial Dank, will niiivc in thc city i-mly next ..cik, Dr, Wi!������un. of 'I'l.njt, Like City, was -in" Uevelnt'ukf! ye-.tetd.-iy .md ie* ports uritlers us quite lively in his sect ion, . ' A. McRae has received ;i ca.d of in- fldine," on Wednesday., ni^'ln, nnd a 'very pleasant ��������� lini.!,.wns .p.'���������'nt. lle- t'rPhlimei'ils we're pi'iiyhleil 'hy A." X. S.'nith.':' After n" I'e'iv 'u-uiips of c'ir.'N, dancing was induig(",l in, tlie musie lieiiig providiid hy- Me.viis./WilliMM:- '('iiiui'lijliii), JJarbrr, Geurgj. and .Kin'-]-. ~ ' "*"* ' caid (guitar), and Watfjisuu (violin), j ' <_,. o.-j,, " i .'- At..!!':������ "..H^-ing ("'f }}"���������' .^Rwo/.l!j ]'" The ofMcprs - of, the "local'(ira'nge ��������� LeffguiV'tin' 'Monday ni^;lit'"a''Svc!anni������'| lod^p m-p. making -n -cnllpclnni-for ll.e hotrir.wii5 pxtended to Ttooper I;ewiv|MU,Uyy. "f a ineinlipr.of 'the order who of .Strathcniia Horse, when luj i\V'W;wn-i killed with his ,two sons in the, prpscnted with an address l.y the ;Cuml)('ihiiid mine disastey;,. It apppa'is prc-idnnt, arid n hoquet of_ flowvis uv 'ihm the. widow is in danger of losing the secretary,'' 'On'next'JMiVn'd'iiy idghi j her lioino" nnd the "collpetion is being Mi". Lc-.via" will entert.-iriir tlioJiPir^uj: j miidfi W .spcus ������ 4ier ncaitiit -tlio" furtht'r 'with an necuiiti- of hi*i (wpciieuce*, in tljinaieiicd niisfortunp. - ��������� ���������-.- ���������-. -. . ��������� ������uuili Af.ica,,. . '. . on Sunday,-14th inst., a-RoA-al Mrs P., D.nis, who leiYjur Fergns= ,-jcariot. Chapter meeting^wjH 'be on rhi.s Vveek, 'ind who has taken an J lK.|,l |lt the Oddfedlows' iHrifl. ,. ' ��������� active pan in ih"e. work of the" MpiIi.i--, *��������� On Monday theL..conierring tlio ilc-rrec -ou, stveral candidate?, will behold. " '���������-��������� dist Chin uli here, was prcsentod with' 11' haiidnouiely honiid volume of ��������� lite histoty of .Meihodisin, the gift, l.ciijg made hy Rev. !-\'J, Thonipsoii niuf'the stipi'tintPiideVd's ot'" 1 lie Sunday School' in 11 ��������� ��������� ���������iini ivpWiirth .Jji &. A!s..',ii. ol- n. .-��������� ,..-/. Ari'.'ingPuieiii^fiirtiieiinn.ii'il-biitKjU'-t tonii-lit, i.i'P pi'('Xic:?,-iii:i{ f.ivoral Iy. A David Onliler. eldcht son 61' Rev, W. ! "'Ua^'d' ainT i-l'ohi'jo���������aiy proyrniniiiii wilh "tav prpsnitei'!, ��������� cio*iu^ with an (3. Cnliler of ihu city, Jin* hecu.danger' Oil-I.V ill riUlll I.VpI'.oid l'evp|;.l,Ullli',JClell at Ilahsoii. Two mini who weie work. Ine; wiih him iind contr icled the iliiease at. the MinVe lime' have r.inee died at. T'iiii The patienl was' hix.inijiht to the home of hi*.-pa rent-, where he was at tended by Dr. CrobS. u hn prp- nonnei-d iho'lype of IVverns one of I In UlLOi'tllslI h inijucl (iiiiice. ���������- A fmmre ���������- of - liej v\i!l I.e. ..11-".lirideniiikp,, tho h.ippy iui-?ui v co.iiitjri_wj_������jth the, first culling of whieli . ������'iri"fiuuhsli-.*. tnal.e. i)iin of'interest. The, connniliee have, heen f.'ii'iuriale in ���������-nc'uiiiix, fur the pro- - lirMinini-, ���������s-jlpciimis Loi h instrument id . and'-vou,-.!, .whii'li. viill: he f;iven by mont viriileni'li,- had -.(...n, Th" inaiM "i'^'inp. of lite (ir-it .c!.i>.s talent in Revel. friend-'ol* Mr. Cdder. w ill he ple.-iM-d to learn thai he is 'now pro^iessin^- to- wil ilia tecirvei v, . ��������� ,. ��������� . BOARD OF TR'k Mooting cf Council, Baa ��������� siokp. ' Il ia hoped to inake this -.i'mictini) nuR of l]ic'--.r'".t "ofit.s kind yi t hell. Tickets are kindly !;y!d for fc'n'c ' at local stoics. ' ' -��������� ��������� v'itnlioi) to the w.'d Im^ nt Paris, Fiancr, of Mr. Didinheiui, of ihe Silvi r Cup. ��������� J. McMillan, 'of the O. I'. K. t. le- graph Million at. D maid, returned from the co.'iM on Wi'dnesd.-iy with his MINE TAXATION. .. i '' *-���������~, 1 ' - , ' ,, , ' '.''' \Su-.tj2$latf Amendmsnl cf (lis Law. At the loriliighlly meeting of the ��������������������������� ���������' "'"' ��������� ��������� ������������������ eeuiiilil yesterrliiy there were'pre-> / ���������'. -i': ��������� ;.���������-���������-.'* ;��������� ,. . eiif Messiv McCarly rpresident),.' ,-].;,,. <Hli, ,.,.^.,,', ti.u the- Msiem IrewM^-. j-Jijiw (secretai'v).. Hag- . Ilf..,.,.,,- ,��������� Ulllk J1M���������.,lvi,j(.,, ,;v lk. gen, McCarter, bib-bahl and MmIm,;;. , ()l���������^���������1 mihil_ |-,���������s ������|,o:",M i���������- ���������,;���������.���������������������������. ' Messrs. Ri-.leen". Kilpatrick and ��������� ,.,|, ������������������:, ,1,.,, ��������������������������� |:,.u ,- ,!���������.,,- Fntiqiii'.-r were uoncnated for ni":i:- ��������� ^|liu|.i m. ,,��������� .,.,������������������ ;i ,.,"x |e������ieir11,l'iJ-uli hl"l':-llip, " ' I (���������(.n:..'-|'ondoi."'wis.* -aad irrini T, Taylo,'". M. P. p.. slat'.ng ti.-a iie ,' h,'!(l ni.'i,(l':.*-ati,'rVie'oryarraul-'ciiK;..!":-| i.c-iiVeilv , , Willi the ('.' P, R, rogiirdihk til'? ! (.dueled Jul- .the. iJi:\el.ipiin-ut r.f UjP bllilrlilig of the A. .',: K, r::ip.v.iv.' connti'v w'le fea* i't���������xarf"n buib ! dm, of *cnv -91 5 nr S'JO, ' - .Mr. .\d >ir C'ln'eiidv.riin.ril i-, \w-li- ry v :i 'i ii!' ii--ii'-\<ii,''iif w oi ]<��������� is (j,ij inj. i.-i fffi!!i'.! a-, a i ulp,a-i to Lo t. v.. ,u-��������� i>. v.; i\, r::i:v... .-. slid fiT'ii. th". -K'-T*"!'"' Poarrl of Trvle ad-.i:ii3g \].n\ .1 Mr.'L'cston ���������.���������..���������"dd ,cqII 011 thi L'o.ii'd regarding the promotion of induciri&j cf importance i<) Kooif'tiay. ": ' It was understood-th.-iMli'-'fin- alice committee shou.ld report a*- in the pro.-pi ���������':{.*,..of Kintinuing j.ne.11' ber.-hip witji the afliliated .boards. The President a'h'd'MesM's.' M'o'L. son, McCarter, Sibbald aiuriltlggen were appointed a committee; to take steps to .cuhuihj :it stcanj(jr:.boihg u.- tbit devii; ihf ejlil c-ii.i 1 lie tUn' ;m ftl I,' ,m������nt'tu-vr-j c.l lli*. liti'^nt miDernl ..i.\. which he f-itihd .n iil.^clicD'ibl? an, ciiiii' iu\p,;u;i.- in th������ p.i*.t, ni,rj Wnuld ployfil*' a lii^ rr;r-iiu^'fi-r' cth".������ ni'' 't' by maris am] Hails, ���������4 fnni.iiy..'.'���������''. ,7 '-;'���������'���������'-: i ' ..Mis' Youiik, wif" of .Mr. Young,- of blaccd Oi'J t^ UPPpr.' fiver 'tj-jii..������.������'ii>iw������:'������dfil' i-ijv- ccuiifil' r^AittfiJ i. x * s V- *, A , . i. X *���������'v' . *��������� ������;'*_;-. ���������. Mr. lliinpc, ax-Maiil C- I1. 11. lard r.AnmK'-i-me!, wa*.- In- Revel^tuke lhi������ week ami !oor:ed-+4it<i-lj)e-si-'.e ffi-jtiireil foi (he.piopoM'd l.osjiila! nnd the re q.tiije.nen'.s.of tiie city for waterworks, 'lie,will.'.srnd 'rc-jilies' Jn the hospital HBgBMffliaaE!aaimggB5BgrowiggB mmmmmmmmmmmmmmsm THE KOOTENAY MAIL ���cm Zbe IRootena^ iTftail iteushed r.rrr.T fmdav. ��� -AT��� RBVai-STOKB. ��.c.. ��B?issrl?tl��3 l��ri8��, SS.M Per Assas. .ADVERTISING TATtS quote-l on ��l*r>ii- cation. JOB I'llIXTIXG of every kind *t moit ��*wn able rate* and i-hortsst notice. ACCOUNTS for job printing or advertUlnrj pa.Tnl.lo on tho flm of ��ver*r month! nub- iiT.ptioss payable utrictl.v in advance. CORRESrOXDENCK Invited on nil matter* of local or public ints-rni-t. All comrannlea- lioni to tno Editor muutbc aecompanln. hjr the name of the wril��r, not nooemwrily for ptihliontinn. bur ���� an rriilenr* of (���rfind fatth. CnrrcponilrncR inutrt. reach thc office, hy Tuc>d:i.v cveninn In order lo find a plare in thc ti.-nt iuoiie of tho ilxiL after reciipt. ' ' AdJrcis Tiik Kootbvat Mail, Rerpliitokr, B.C. P. 0. llox TO, Ilcvflhtokf Station. , TViplto'ito No. 3d. < fraction of the Health By-law for anyone to sprinkle clothes by spraying water from the mouth, ai- is the fachion of Chine-V, and have put r. el-Uisc in their Sunday Observnnc. Ry-law prohibiting laundries fron if the recent frauds perj etrated by gathering up or delivering clothe- on Sun-lav, Savs thc Mining Record It is of the population of the province, j fore the legislature- ;i' bill according to the report. - j with a view to meeting the ca.-e, The Premier then goes on to urge j and he deserves credit for the way 'he amendment ,of the naturali- ���ation act to prevent a repetition J. \\\ CU0S8, M. D. ae-HCii-ox to the c. r. n., city iika'lth ; time." Ol'PICIiR. Oflloe: Taylor Elotlr, Mackenzie Avenue. exceedingly gratifying that the Lardeau country has a practical assurance of a railway being in operation before thc beginning of next year. This assurance, coupled with active work, commenced on thc line, will stimulate'development during thc coming summer to an unprcTcdcnt* i ed degree, It is refreshing to look j forward to thc Lardeau as one of j the litrgejv productive ilii-trictp of ! the province within twelve months' rangcmciiti. the Dominion rakes in a revenue of $46,000 froni our fisheries and expends $8,500 in re* turn. The,premier asks that as the aps m obtaining naturalisation .apers. .He further points-out tlie .njustiee to the province in the dominion appropriating three-fourths of tlie revenue derived from Chinese immigration, when the province has to suffer from the effects of such immigration hud should be entitled to the revenue. Mr. Dunsriuiir 'scores a clear point here and this demand should certainly be acceded ���by the, dominion cabinet. '', The next point raised is that of the revenue of thc fisheries. It appears that under the existing ar* . i H AKVEY & McCARTER B.VItBlSTFItS, H01"-ICITOR3, ETC. OmcE*: MoMoifB Bi.xK Hlock; Kevel- STOCK, 13. O. Money to loan. Offloc.ii It.-i-clcto.ic, H. C:.; Fori Rede, li. C. Geo. S. Mcr'ARTEit, J. A. II.ti.vKT, .J.ovcli.fulio, U. C. , I'ort, Stoolo, B. C. M. SCOTT, B.A., LL.D. Ix view of nnother miner*' strike i which lias been'threatening at Rofp* ��� .i land, it is most important that arbitration and conciliation boards should be established by law. Strikes are a national waste but thpy, are occasionally necessary, to j secure justice to the workers. With j conciliation boards.on which Inlor I and capital arc fairly "represented, j grievances can be adjusted without I mainly based on the allegation that in which he has attempted to to he ] i * the difficulty. Cases of apparent i hardship are sure to spring up, but the government" have thown that they have every desire to remedy such cases as are brought to .their notice, and that their chief aim is to give a workable nie-astire that will meet the wants of the country, and at the same time free a larger portion of the revenue .for much- needed public works, and for the development and opining up/of the country.' Mr. Prentieejias^ajhaiik- less task in liaud but he has endeavored to perform it well. The unpopular feature connected with thc policy has been the increase' of the poll tux, but when it is t nder* stood that this tax is not so much a revenue tax as a school tax the main objection-*, to it will be re* ARGE AND VTELL LlGHT�� SAMPLE ROOMS. R��at��wJ br *S hot air and electric belli eu< light in every room. Free btw carets all trains.' ' , REASONABLE BATES. XikM Grill I.com In connrctlea ter tfeti convenience of Knots arriving awl ��le- lmrtinrj by liiprht trniiii,. Hourly atrtwt cur between hotel und station. JOHN V. PERKS PROPRIETOR....'. REVELSTOKE, "WHOLESALE administration of the law devolves I moved. The people of the province on the province the provincial! arc liberal-minded enough to give a treasury should have the revenue"��� i fair support to an education policy a demand which is perfectly just j and to a means 'of. providing the and proper. Thc next question dealt with is that of increased support from the Dominion for railway construction in the province. ' This demand is1 Wine & LiquopMerehant REVELSTOKE, B. 0. TlTE^CENTRAl/HOfEl Ii.tf.RJ.STi;;!, SOT.ICITOJ-. KoTAPY i1-' ��� ." ' I ���IiprlorYiini'mi vpcr>iv��^ 'inmi'illv two Public,-Ktc. , : anv strike. The remedy is not a ; tnc dominion icccnii. annuam tvo niwcl.uikf, 13. V.! new one and we are surprised that j ���]Vi��� dollars from the province _ _.,...' ! the legislature it- so short sighted as j not to pass such a measure in the j interests of capital and labor alike. Mclvciizie Ave., ��� II. IIOLDIOII AXALYTlCAr. CHEMIST AVI'J AS6AYKR. Royal School of Mines, 1-iomlnn Seven yearn nt Morf.i Works, S swftnfion. j Tni-; fc'chool Act.as finally passed Seventeen yearn Chief Chemist to W'ljftn t��� .,���_ n_,.��iafr.i.��� :��� t-hn MnVrl r-locc Coal nnd fron Co.. Knif. 1 phlCCS Ke\ell.tOkC in tDC tturcl CiaSr* J^ato Chemist and As-nyer. nail Mine*. Lid.. , i- . ��� fc en tint "lbe *-ehool here 0Kvery ilui��crljitioii of as.-.iy nnd analytical : 01 Olt-incis, i?o ui.u lilt ..cuoui imt work undertaken. ��� ClHiniH exnininryl and reported upon. REVELSTOKE. II. C. i will receive the extra aid grantee! i to schools -of that. class.. Tlie -��� ���: number of trustees will remain as Zhc IRootena^ iTDailiit p������*- Tr���;^ ^ ?��� __ u _ I, to December, 1001, hold oih'ce tor ���"' ���'"" '.'' ~ ~ ! the same term as under the , former .." FKIDAV, APRIL li, 1C01. j ^ M ^ ^^ ^ ^ \candidates receiving the highest' j number of votes will hold office for 1 two years and the'third highe. t I candidate for one year. The trustees shall ��have the' fixing of "salaries and the voting of thc moneys' required for building* and repairs and such expenditures over and above the government subsidy shall be borne by the municipal corporation. The News-Advertiser says the Champerty Bill will-have the effect of fighting foreign capital from, thc province. ' ' It is now definitely announced that Mr. Kilpatrick'will resign his office as mayor of the city, and another election will be called almost immediately. A leadinc C. P. R. official, who thoroughly understands thc situation, informs us that in his opinion lievelstoke will be-, to the C. P. R. what Spokane is to the Great Northern. AN IMPORTANT DOCUMENT. REl-'Jii.i.iNo to the building of thc in revenue over and above the amount expended therein���a difference altogether out 6? proportion and constituting a perfectly justifiable demand" for increased exr penditure by tlie dominion. The Premier therefore asks that in future'the Dominion should con; tribute a subsidy for railway construction in thc proportion of two- thirds to each third given by the .province. It is outrageous that the revenue raised by thc dominion should ,at the present time be such that British Columbia contributes Jf2o.67 ptr head to the .treasury as .again.'! IM.93 per head for the rest of the dominion, 'The inference is clear- that the incidence of dominion'tax- a.ion'should either be altered so as to do away witlrthis glaring differ- ence of impost, or if that cannot well be done, then the Dominion i-hould refund to this province the excess of revenue which it- raises,iii proportion to that .raised from the other provinces, and so utilise this enormous revenue to promote the development of the province and the employment of labor therein. necessary revenue for that purpu.-e, and we suggest that the designation j fe��|? of thc tax be altered to meet the -^f purpose for which it is really, in tended, so that its object- may be ��� ,-<�� better understood and less open' to j $| .'objection. If the ] eople want incrcmed expenditure,th.ey must be prcpaied to provide increased revenue, and if <dhe shouldering of j thc cost of education by the people'! .direct in the form of a special tax is going to get over the difficulty, then by all means let'it be done. ABRAHAMSON BROS. PROP'S. Newly built. First-clsw. in every resppct.' All modern cot.venipncM. Liu ge. sample rooms. Fir*' proof safe.' free 'Laid ' meets all trains, ' ' Under ..same m.mn{t:em<*nt. QUEEN'S HOTEL, TROUT LAKE CITY (��� F^0 ��� rinis The report of the delegation from the provincial government, consist- in'' of Premier Dunsmuir and At- *-- i. torncy-Gencral Ebcrts, who recent- , lv visited Ottawa, with a view to railway from Lardo to Trout Lake , muking rcprc,cntat:0���s t0 the IJo. the Nelson Tribune is kind enough , minion govcrnn,cnt C01*ccrnj���g n)flt. tueoy: '' This will mean the th*: tcrs of import t0 British Columbia, | Education, has made nn honest version of thc entire Lardeau trade , f6rmfl'onfi o{ thc most valuable! effort to solve thc difficulties sup from Revelstoke to Nelson, as every :t enter from the southern end " THE SCHOOL LAW, . Hon. J. D. Prentice, Minister of i. A Raging, Roariy Flood \Va>hi'd, down 11 Ulcftiv'tph line which Cliii*.. t1, Ellis, of Lislion, la., had to rcji.-iii'. "Stiinding waist deep in icv wati'i1," \w wiiti's, "iravc me a leijrilil^ cold and cnii},'li. IL grew woi m* daily. Kinallv I lie last doctor.', in Oakland, Nd-.,' Sioux I'ily and \ Omaha said I had cot sumption and could not? livii. Then I begun, using Dr. ICing's New Discovery and was wholly cured by six hollies.";,, Positively ' gun ran teed for Coughs, (I'tilda and all Throat nnd Lung tiouMes at I he Canada Drug it Book Co's. Prici- o(l cent*! and Sl.DO. NOTICE "VToi'iCE in hereby given that the "Ar ji> head and Kootenny Itnihvny I.'qiiiih . will Hjiply to the Letflslntivi- AFisemlily of the lYoviiici' of Ilritii.li Coluiiibia. ut itf, next tier.- ,-iion. foriui Act to Aincnil sootion twenty.live Of tlio "Arrowlieml nnd Kuali'iiny Itiulwny (Jomp.iny Act. lSlli" buiiifj Cm), 17 o: lh-i Stat- ti'ti'sof ltritinh Colniuliia of lS'.'S, by oaonditig thc time mentioned in the sad >celion for thc eonipliitioii of the railway niithurlzid lo bo built by tho said Act. JJatcd ut Victoria, 11. C. I'V-brtticy K'lh, 1001. A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY & A HOUSEHOLD BEAUTIFIER. A dry poVvelcr put up in 5IU packages and in 25 beautiful shades. When house cleaning be sure and use. MURALO anc- ^;ive something for your work. li!asil\" applied and wont rub off. McLennan, McFeely & CO. Ltd., 122 Cordova St., Vancouver, B. C. rrow my OARPBTS, ART SQUARES, RUGS, LINOLEUMS, . Y'\''-X WALL PAPERS, CURTAINS, ETC., ETC. Kierj thing; to furnish a Homo hi modest or elaborate style. Write for our iqoi Cataloguc--ftce. It contains 1000 illustrations, all priced. Complete Furnishers, Victoria, B. C, I.OBEKTSOX &. UOUKitTSU.V, Solicitors for Appllcnnts Jas. I. Woodrow BUTOHER. from Kcvcibtoiccto ^cison, ns every- j t hitherto i.uhlishcd. . It i rounding the education problem, j n .,., Dm. ..^^^^ thing go.ng into thc district mil ��� .g a;i aWc compi]r,lion oi compara-1 Tlie co-t of education in the prov-1 ^v*^ ���nter from the southern end.' , | t|vc ^ and lhc infurnmion c0]..; inoc jas. year amounted tb -*2SB..' ' ; " f\. , . ! veved in its popes will he <4 im-!��5iy, nnd with the exception of Tiik innendment oi the mmmg 1 ��� . p , . 1 . '- , . , .. ��� , - , . , ��� . . ... , . , 1 mense s-ervice to present :ind tuture 01 roiids nnd hruiges, ih In* nir iiie THE PROSPEOTORS'. EXCHANGE I No. 4 H>1V.-0. BLOCK. NELSON. B. C. ; .l.jl.l, .Sih-nr'l.i'iid and C'opiicr Minc-i wanted nt. thc EXf'lIAKCJIC. i l-'ltKK -Utl.MKl. tfOI.I) propcrtii;> wnnteil nt onco for Kn.��tcrn Inrwlor.-. l'ni'tics imvinjf miiiliiif nropurty for trdo uro rcnuustt'd to scud wamplca of their ore to th* ; JiXflt.VNGKforcxliiliifinn. i All wimiilciiKlioul'i im M'lit by I'xi.rcM, I'RKPAll), -, ���- I CoiTi'ripoiulcimoKolicitiid. *W(lrcs-sallcouimunictilionii to ! Tdoplionc No. till. 1', 0.1-ux "03. AMCftS".V F. SlOSSiNBERC-BR. Nelson. 9.C laws of the United States has been statesmen. .Althouedi the before the senate. The committee ��� ' reported recommend im.: that nil! . ,, . .. ' ,. . , > nonunallv tiie'credit laws allowing one person to locate; ��������� . . . , . . . . , ,11 1 iii ' pi lation of the report we believe we . crea.-:u'', a net 11 the nio?t 1.- to I tor another be repealed, and that' - , . . . ������ . . ��� , . , ,' riiimsters of ihe ; largest item cf public .expenditure,' hav? The Heed- of tlie province bv vav 1 ..- * 1 * com-! of road*; and bridges arc rapidly in ure correct when wc'siy that it" is j made of the-great natural resources [ thc work of Mr. R. K. Cio-nc!3. sec-j lying in an undeveloped'slate, the ' retnry to the premier, who is nncuf; expenditure on road* and .bridge? *l00of assessment work be done on each claim wjthin a year after location. . , ... j the mo.-i pnin-*taKii!g mm m RciTHHiNi. 10 the Champerty Bill; civil ferviee of the province. an< lhc'Proviuce remark.-; "An pJn-: who has a thorough knowledge of i.dii-1. 'TirJeman-a mining c-nuincer! the facts with which the report mmKi~ -��� COMING! COMING I ' , j and with it come:.-, the question ot-where you can purchase to the best Fish and 'Game in Season. ' ['advantage A. NEW" SPRING SLTT. Wo have just ojicned up ,our ah orrti'is i)r.j!!i;iUy filial. 'Spring Stock of Suits, Pants, Shirts, etc., and feci safe in saying that we Ciinior iifniyUu* J can more than please you in those lines. Wc also carry ,the SLATER SHOE. , Needless to,say our Groceries are always satisfactory. Drop in when passing and see for yourselves. Cosls you nothing to see goods.' No trouble to show them. . " REVELSTOKE, B. C, S id Ivinj; rtre'ets. .1 no 1 n contiiiuou.-iy growing connected with a number of im- j deal:--, 'The first question dealt with port;)in mining companie.- iu thi?: i-J that of oriental inimitfrntion, and . eitin jirovince���says that must he one. The n.'1'i.iiuc at ih<- ]vrecent time is n<it nearly -um''i';ir. for the- dernaiid- made 'ij'dii it. nnd it mu-t ��� iiM-re'ised ur relieved nf the news of. the delegation f-ets forth with no --onio item'-* of < xpeuditur-'. The juchan Act heinc passed will affect [ uncertain ^ounn tne viewy ot tne ��� custom througivnit Uic uorniruou is mo.-t unfavorably the attitude of: pcopie.in this matter. : in thr.w the co..t of education1 on and 11 many British capitalists to mining! Thc following paragmpl". of the j the locaj governing iiodies a;: ''investment-' in British Columbia." ! report well expresses- this, where, in i hit'uerio Britirh Co:urnb;,i ha- Vice &��� STEED, Front Street, Revelstoke, B.C. HOTEL :cr. the premier's letter to riir Wilfrid ' ;m except ion. The mi' mi- iiOW. abl^Turnishcel with the choicest tlie .market ������ affords; ,, Best Wines, Liquors, & Cigars. ' Rates $ 1 a claw Monthly rale. ALBERT STOIDTE, IFiROIP. i III. liilll .ill". IIU�� ' 1 ft J t^ Tnu Province remark,, on Joe| Laurier, it is .-tuted: "The oppus-; ever, come, wheu the sit.union ha.- ^ OOfiGOV liOCCVSPV Martin's Champerty Bill: , " A j ition of thc Imperial authorities' to he faced more iniiiuitous meiisure it would ! must not he allowed to stand iu thc '< It ha? be P. wide.!* to' sonic be hard to conceive, and if the- lay I way of the interests of this, nn in* j time that, a, change inul to h<; member.-of the lcgisltiturc permit j tegral and most loyal -part of the ( made iu the system of providing ihe bill to pasr without determined opposition, simply on the ground (hat il deal-- with profesrional m.'j-'.er.'.'h1**'vjll ho treating Hi��. ji'iipli. ilivy r"p?r.i"nt iu on eje* trenT'lv bad manner." d-ippii Tui'"- uiouiK'r** 0. ti:e <irf-n\*o<kJ city council are endeavoring to leed-lal', (bv QvWttfijvl.vl .tbvir j jfF��tiow." Empire, and if sufficient remedies rovemu: for education, uy/l Hon. "'Joseph'Martii| .ha-, r:-:r .-ii-'.'i. he haf h<'-.';i in p.-'litice in the pro 'inc<. polnVi thhi out more strongly per- brip? thnu any "ther D-iend'cr '-f the- bouse. Indeed he went so far :s< bj oufb'lic the scheme whieli he bad in view to throw the.'���o.-ir, <,i cducalion on the local dis-trict.". It bn, ���: refrpdi)t;d '.jor Hon. have been pcrmitteil (o I <: excrcu.-ed iu otbrr ''olonie?, Miry eanne't, be coo.-ist'.nily rei'iired f�� Canada. <"iur cape Ixiing all the stronger fr'>m the fact; ihut by our direct geographi-Ml ri'liitjcn uc >> highway of irathe t<; iiic Orient wc are puriinjlariy exposed to the evils of duedi itnuii' (is 'ill lliri'f lliin;:*.! n guml pby. .'iiiiian, ii j,'(i'id nurse, imrl ulmo. hi to putiiy and iinifnt inily nf ttic drtig-i nnd iiicdii.-iiics ctij' i picyed in '.Ik: c.'(-,<:. Wholesale "and Retail Tbsv tav^'ii��te tt'-.w ^a.,:! '���ffrvwa^B^i^n.^gti Always Como Hero with yi.iir prr^r-i ipiinii*, nt-rj fur toilet and l-iilh M,(|ijir)il(,'.. George F. Curtis, "Tlio Drufjgiat," Hu,r,Cwvt to The Jfr.I). A, H'.-Cn, ReY6WT9��B9TATIWP-J^' ���ui i'nrtinmimMmtifii 'Head Office, Abattoir and Cold Storage: 4K��^fr C ��� i ��� .������ ��� 4 . ���, THE KOOTENAY MAIL Mr. George Gooderhdm, of " Toronto, states: This is what Mr. Gooderham\ MINING NOTES i - ' further says of his results: MASONIC HALL. "I have ahv.sys heen a FtroiiR ii.lvc.c.ili'nf En- ' dowinotit IiT-iiraiice, and aiv.iut, the time 1 took your ���������- !| policy for. $100,(XX., 1 placed n minilicr of Eiiiiowin.'iiL polifi.'S on iiiy lift'in .sever.il dilfeiiMil. cniiijintiii'i. I |j have lived In s.,(������ the ivsiilt and to know what it. !, liu-aris." . ������ ,': THE RESULTS ARE AS FOLLOWS "The.-se i*-<sill���������* re;i!i/.ed l-v lhc 'EquituMe are larger ;nid more satisfactory than nny n-sulr. ever ti'iilizi-'d hy iiit-* (in nny nf my pnlicifs which havi' liiilni-ed lo date. I may f-'.v lh.it they at'" rjniti- p.-iiNfai'lnry, and that no company has evar done so well for ma. The if-.ilt st.-mds a- an I'vid.-ncf of thr i-arefill and prudent iiianairenicnl, nf on������' nf thi- larjri'.-l and imi������t pt-.i^rvi-sive of the Atm-riian .Lit'.- oliii-i'S-." HATK ok I NAMi-: or COMPANY. Dec 20/8.1 NAmwicnii i ��������� Dif.aV**! Eijiiitahle Di-c.'ai/'SI; .-Etna. Dec. 31,134 ��������� N. 7. Life f* I t U������r.31/W' Coiifrd.Tntiim xo. or policy 2,631 2S0.421 j ne.171! 107.S40 j 15,052 i POLHY i PLAN UK , AXNUAI- AMOUXT ;ASr-i:n'CE 'PIOiMIU.M g 23.1XX) loy'r i'ndi.$l,(K{.'i 00 Mch. 17'K,' M-itiial Life i 2(J1,:JI.'5, ' ' v ! i S.'pt.. I/.-vjiljtili.-li Eiiipirc,' 51,7-1(1; KW,(KK);i.J 2^0-JO !10 i 100.000 113 t 20,000 iio I ���������io, ww iis ���������������0,000 Jl5 2,117 SO TOTAL Pl.KMU'MS AMOL'NT PAID UY ICOMPANIKS DIVIDENDS I' .VET PI.OKIT OK LO.-l- phokit; I PEK j JAXXITM i ll'l-li: SlO-ffi" % 21. M5 no ,.$ 27,:������1 40 ,iS 7,.'i*;i -IO S*2,SS<3 10 12o,7.'W Of); 1Z0,H11 00 i 50,847 00 . -25,117 00 21.17S 00! | 8,:J32 00 I 125.730 00 ' I . 2,121) 00 i 21,200 CO, , ' I JUJfl 00 ; 51,510 00 I 22.581 00 135.53.'! (X) 22,tf)7 .11 51.218 03 $ ������ 02 ,K- "4 j 2.5SI 00! M.-WSOO; 7 01 0 oi 7 (BI :k,su oo i 'O.a':] oo j ' I ! 2.007 .il . M.407 34 ��������� I I.21S 03 i '2.07S05! -J -10 1,130 00 ��������� 02,250 00 ! 02.170 00 i 32,170 00 ; -ISO 00 j Lo i ,us. Ali'.x. 81i.-up. M. E.. is reported to haw lipcn iicqniriiif; coal lands in ���������Sin.illi.'imcpi. lot tin* C. P. R. Silver hns dropped from 01.11 ceils per nz. in Dereuilicr to oil- as last "'I'i'k's New Yolk q-.iotation. ��������� The Dcadwiiod-Sierra' mine in the Black Hills N paying dividends on ore which yield- 51.80 a ton and costs-$1.10 per ton to treat., j The ore bodies nf Ihe 'tfipat Drum i Liiiiiiiinii mine of Montium are no.v ; believed to have lie^-n fully exploited, ��������� and the mine will be abandoned. | 0. D. Hoar and partners-, of Golden. j have received an offer from an Etiplii-h i company for the zinc pmpeititv. which they have located on la. tiyi-r. I Messrs. J. J. Young and AV, R. Pool- eincc the organization of the society, tho average death nitc' has l-ctn only *1.1������2. , . j , . _ . . ' The Sick and Funeral Benefit , p ., x ... -, ,. ���������. a Branch is a very popular depart- \'Oreuu-e.n a, uis by sac UeHcve ment aiid upwards of XIfm of lhc j yow a Magnificent Lodge Room. member.? ot the .society- are partici- ������ ' ������ pitting in this feature of the order.! '��������� . The henefite are fcJ.OO pi-,- wecl: for : Over Mess.-. Unuinc lSrW stnrp i.s the lirst two weeks of illne.-*s. and i now to l.e f.mnd our- of tiie fii.e-t ���������1'5.00'pcr 'week for the following ten J I.id.i(. i-,,(,m- in 'the lJrovi,,'cp. IIpic' weeks, altogether-$-56.00 during any ; the. Ma-onio J.-d^s- -K.v.tenav ;n,d one year, he.-ide.* a funeral benefit : K-.y.il Aruli���������li.i-.c. iheir lod������e n.nu.. of -r'30.00. In case of continued ' Kinciin^ from , the pa*,������������j������- is t!,.- l,,n,- illness, nDG.0(1 i,-paid e.ich year in . .pieitin^ hull, a i,i.'������ ruinn about 15 .sick benefits. Tho fee* monthly in ' fivt by ."IO feet. Uetwren thi--and advance, are as folluws: the innin hall hit two -mic loom?, one Between IS and 2o year.-. .:lo i-ents > of uhii-li i-, u--ed fm tin. pieparaiimis " 25 and o0 yeai-s., .'���������'>() cents i of i nit i-it c*-, and the nilir-r'a-- a gyieial " ��������� .'IU and 'io years. .."o cents ball for iho u-e'ut nienibeia before ,! oo iind'40 years.. .-40 cents enleiiti^'tlic, lod������e room. - *'��������� -K) and io years. ..-13 cents ��������� T'l(! IM;ii,J Iml^e tii'mi is CO net by During the vear l'JOO over $(53,-J, ^ ^'s beiuiifu.'ly p.iinicd and decor. Equitable Life 'Profits in Ci.-b "l . _ ��������� . .__ _,. . ovi'/r f,.sl on [001% 117 f)fl $!l0().00l)ot"As- j ipjZ%J,l,l * iVl/ . stirancc. . - Piofil,- in C.i?h over Cost, on $200,000 uf As- Klll-illU'C. . . ���������i'roflt fLiij.s North Ainorican ��������� ' ��������� .*js2,8S0.40 i of the" Groat Western. left for the i 000 Were paid out in sick and flin- ' ;il|(,,J '". ,''",!i ���������������'' bhii��������� lbe color cui- J Nellie L on Friday 'morning. They j crnl benefits. j li:,,'"'Hii' "f the Chie I/.d-e, a.-.d ^iv i..������ j were .-irconipiiiiied by Gold Ctmniiis-' " All phy.-ieully and morally qliali- ; !|( I'L''1,''''''"'��������� 'J'lii-ii lbe work nf W. : sioiicr l-'atiipiii r. ' j ficd males between lis and io vear.- ! t!' IJin"'.v " "'"" !t 1!"'jei:ts the The l-niu'cl Slates Sttprpm?^7ir^rTFcfwlm arc not debarred on ;.e-,' ln������,,,'i;1 *rlu- T!l" ii";,r W1." '"��������� c,,,v-- enntinueh mi injunction against thi" COUllt of, occupation, arc accepted I "���������l ''V '' carpet .-ml-iem uic^f the an.alp.mati.mof'the AmericanHa.elter for membership. ' , ; Nuri ;in;i Jmyal Arch L-id^s, ami Trust and the Gu^enheim, so that the, Kor. further particulars enquire : h������'i";,!,"1,c *"'.'"^'"'^ w,iI '?*" ]* % The Profits of the EQUITABLE Policy are 0 $7,013.61 greater than the" combined profits (and losses J,of the other companies. -TJtn.'i ���������,, - New York Life Confederation .Mutual Life 1.403.CO O.S08.00 1,107.34, 2.H7H.05 Ni'l. Loss in UritUli L'uiiiirp Net Profit 818.178.30 80.00 S18.00S.o9 '���������BTKOS-OL'ST IN TUE WOULD." THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY CF THC UNITED 1.TATE8. January I, 1001. Assets : ������ Assurance Fund and all other Liabilities - ���������" - v *��������� . Kootenay Lod/je rf?"* No. Ij A.F. & A.M. The rcRiilar meetings arc held in tin; Ma-;- J Your Pocket-book mar be low hut iinborly hcpr it. but -, if your clntlica arc t.linbl>y that '��������� M<ttlch it. nobody w������nt8 to know you. I.ndieisor Ortitr: Tailor Mado C'lot.hi-s ri'j aired mid clraned in good aiyli.. Cull or Mind poi-t curd. coniplelion'of ihe smelting Irns-t i.s blocked for I ho present. The Trail smelter is at present block- ^d with bilvei-Icid ore. The manager, of the stii"it.er, Mr. Aldridge, told our informant last week that, he has a mil. lion dolhii'oj wot Hi of oiv there ti,waiting fivatiut'tit.. It i> reported I tint Ihe 13aldMminiain Mininpr and Development Company,' whose property in near, Donald, has j arranged to dispose of part,,of its pro* [ prrty to a substantial company. Thc j Bald 'Mmintiiin, is owneil tiy Calgaty residenls. ,11; U'Widolph Bruce, M. E , speaks in lu'j;ti terui*. of the liberal way in which he it. beinjj treated by the (J. P. II. and prn.irlnl Tii������ !od������c ruurn is fitted eel ue lijd.'tV A Bsautiful Enf/raving of RIA. of any of theofheers or nicinhcr thc order, or address, ���������' R. Elliott, II." C, K.. In-orsoll. Out.; Thos. White, High Sem'tary. Brantford,'Out.; Ernst: Gnrtuug. Si 0., B'ra'ntfurd, Out.; A. Herhcrt'.' 1). H. C. R., or I). E. McKinnou,' D. H. H., WinnipL'jr, Man. All omi" Hit' world llip-miicliirii-..ill bo .-old VUP fM'Pl/' fMW fl Mfil I ,'N"������"a knew Ikt bu: toloichur: Xnno numwl / H EL UI I f bUu/yblL ier inn to, iiriii.-...-' There lllt. ten oillion jicoplo I I! Dm Vf I I VvW/yW#fc,r,- in the Lniteii.--t.ite*.."i'id (.'.iivuiiiwiio will eiicli .-?. ��������� j w,ui> niKMif ihe-ie henuiifiil iiii-inri-*. Thev me. I full ,-;;���������,', ltixiM. N'o L'S'icn-'e l:n.- li.-c-n sii^reil ; nnd thejiiettiru i* well worthy of ;i l);nid*oina I inline. Agentr enn .-ell 100 a-dny. ' riiimnlcs bv I Mail, post paid. I e. For Only 10 Cents. Regular Meeting. (���������tiie Temple,' l.onrnc i Hull, on thc ��������� third : ^SB,ft'������n rii*! Samuel Needham, Douglas St. i tl,p^'r'Itl'' 'V*?1 Utf^ -"���������������������������������������������', o ; ment of 10OU ions of ore ftotn the Para. Jr* Vi-.itinit brethren ' rs'-"��������������� cordially welcomed. Ci. 5. JICCAI.Tivlt, SliCKETAHY. JIEVEL3T0:������3 LOTJGS, I. 0, O. F., No. 23. rte^'iilur mcclinrr-i nrc held in Old fellows' Hull every 'llnir-iiay night ;it, oii;ht *?& o'clock. ViniMiiff brothers Surplus Outstanding ������304,588,063 238 460 893!' ^^^^^^r ^o^r^ ^00,H-0U,O3J | K_ U..VTER30N. N'.O. * J. A. BTOXE, KS. I $66,137,170; I'-Jt.-ihli-ihcd 1.1 ycnriJ. Strictly Uniun Lubordhop, For Sale ii: N. e-ot'iisiKii, i:.s. ; dise mini- at \Viiuletm,,M*. He says hu could not, iinve been better treated hy any tail way company' and smelter limn he has been by Ihu C. P. It. and j by Mr. Aldridge, llio manager at Trail, A BLACMITHING & CARRIAGE ' "��������� "������������������'"^���������IpIi'U.uh;. M. E���������' reports matters Vcre referred, to' the' cum* ���������^ I 1 "ozon piciuro,, ;.v?., .-ell'tor j't.'.'.), prorit l.>;. thu nicetmg ot the city council j m ������������������ - gj.cn ������������������ siim't ������������������ sm 01) , Saturdav night' ,therc Were I . "(-tier order Ifti nt once nnd -.trike wliilB-ihn iiri.ci.nt fbo \r.n-,-.,. WA Ar,.P.i ,.*���������.- i '."OH la Hoi. The timn to rell KomUi- wI-mj profcCUt the Aia\01, Ala. .UCUirn , I the people wmit theui. '1 li'jv want thcni cow. "S^n^S1 liuini^rooi! HOME NOVELTY MFG.- COMPANY, of tho Victoria, Hotel had euupht I r,r/r?; Sa:; ������M>������������pt,M:-l fire and ho H-Commende-d an appli-1 .;_'.,' ' ! ll-Ll cation of fireproof paint. J " ~T ��������� ��������� " . .. ���������. "T1 Chief McLean-reported on defects; AttaOll 01 'EOyal CaQallSOS at in.the fire alarm s\^tem and hi<-\ , ,. n j , ' edHcicticy of,thc striker, and those \ frlfiPaBJCI^i - BUSINESS. 'An A. i opportunity for one de siring an openinjr. Easy 'terms. ini; fnr ������i-icl-i.i-|.. ' 'I'liu prc-C! t i* a i.'i.i; v.lien w.irpi|.-i:ii'e>;i!'c ihrough West Kootenay he found a | The matter of defective cro,s.i>K>,; ihu^wl^^Jil^^^'VL^taaii^iX^ that on his lecent trip to the coast and j lnittec Ihrough West Ivontenay he found a f-jit-vit deal of intere>t taken in the j mittce. SELKIRK LODGE, NO. 12, I. O. O. F. ., y^lf^^. SiSKdWInw^ foT'Tushinff tO ! mld ,''r"'lit"''S f'V tlwt ^"'P a '������������������'"V ff-rf*''s5=S������%w B Visit iiiK brethren'cor. b("J' -*PP0 S,������ I ,> I V-feS-55^ ��������� ^fe^dinlly invited to at- ' ! l<-'������ Assurance,"$1,116,875,047j:,k.kincah..s.o. ^.^m^ \ JAMES MCMAHOH.- . ill,e New Assurance ��������� - ��������� Inconio - - was, on Aid. Nettle'*5 rijcoininend-i41-13 plaudif8 l!t" ,l'i"lirill=,r":i,io"'- ^"-i������-vt- Windenneredis.rirtit. E.i-t Kootenay, j atioil, referred to the works com- ! piJi'^K^f^ dcrcd paper. A nielnre t!nu will cunitiiein'1 itself ami -end it thrill to the heuft. nf cvury i S207,G83,243 , 858,007,131 '-OYAI, "d. W.-ALEXANDER, PRESIDENT. , di- H. HYDE,' VICC.PRC3IDt.NT, H. ALLENBERG, CHAS. T. KiPP, MANAOEB, CASHIEr., Empire Stale Buildiug, oSP0KANE, WASH. ! ' t ^ F. B. Lewis, District Agent, Revelstoke, B. C.' 03ANOE L0DG2 NO. !C35. I KeKiihir liioeLings nre held in the Oddfellow'* Jluli on the Third Fridiiy of c.-ieh month, nt 8 p.'in. hliiirp." Visiting brethren cordliilly invited.' thos. stkkd. w: ."-l. U". G, i-IUNEV, Kiv. See. COUItT MT. BEGBIB Z, O. F, I.'o. 31C1. Ron. Th������ shi|iment- of n , thoifiind'- 'It' Wa*i re-olved- to a>*k Col i truo C'.madiii'i i-tlio one eiillcd' Attnclt'of ,ls,rft ���������������..������������������������ ��������� ���������; ������������''������������*fmm������������ni!������iMot ,elike j Tracey, C. E.^if Vancouver, to ro^SKSS^^r^^ JAMES MCMAHOH,'' ' . ! [}'c p,,rHdis" b". t3"l",",,,'������ ��������������������������������� ������������ t" i port on the state of the electric and ! }J!S dut^'^^i-'v^ni^^'viu/^ nc\/ci ornvr n n !clraw tl"' HU,'"tu1������ ()l investors to the waterworks svstems and the cost of! !IC1'������ n.Vi1 H'j-.'oa i'voM;;uc.iiiri!re>pi'uk������ou!y KfcVtLSTOKt, B. C;rP������'*IWHtiHH -ftlmt section,'and the putting-thein ill repair. -'. '. - j GUfitti it JSLW1'H^or1^^ Lift ��������� Making tip-of Ui.! hond oil Ihe K"d'Line TlifiW T -,?- P Cm \vt<v> vt>niw<t. ' 'u'!ltl1 t!'>ll'������eliin-,l,v.- 1: i-i only too true ilmi * ,���������.������.������n..i������ ,c ���������|.��������� c���������i,.i.���������.;..i ���������..:i i, ,', ' , ^ * uu; ," , \ ' 1U.l>% i niini.v.m.ilio.Hiiifdliiiiit li-nri- Umt b������ii ,-o lnirli Jl tf $25,000 On a ��������� ' rrppcrty is also suhstflntial evidftice ed to'put trenches, which thev had ' M'1'1," Hioo'aoerloj thoBiBnf.s.b.ulaiSiu.i IP GpflBd $25,000 ! '!lf!' ������������������i*������������������ is ������ i-������������������������"K ������-������mp. dug in the streets, in repair. " , i %������ ife^Jlofe'^'i^i^^i^olr.^ , , . i It i*i under.-tood (hat the government ______.^. . - ������n.ln*r ai'le of llio .world'inider Afrie-m-kies igioal Contest. ;���������!*������"������!':'������������������*!^r W!i*m roatl ��������������������� ' a Kfjorry pnihjT ^^^^^^:'^^ fcomethiny entirely new . iunl iiiteroi-litiy:. i Keiid what you are to do, Yuu limy tret ������l������w. | -Jureontefi it tosi-e \vhoc.in nuilie the lurfcrcst iliirselliief creek ihN srii-nirj. .Meets In the Oddfelon51 Hall on l.ho dceond Hiul fourth JIuiidnys nf ciieh nioiilh. Vibitnitf br rcn invited to attend J;rv,ln,!ilir.!������l!k.Iud'!,ofW,1d,t4'oml,,ofoJ,yw- ThG Canadian Order of Foresters. wooooockquliapfitadiogJ g 8P n i e l v e b r o i m w a o o h t l :��������� . .The.' following tabic prived the inJ\uu!^Sift"^lriWS the'society since its , S;^^^\^^Z^^^ ! organization in 18J0', as'to number vtii-; iii.peiirh in ihe n*t or letter* aui/u'i fur iiwtaiieu ot member-*, claims paid, increas-u end, 1 ������v nudeoek. l'lciver. **liuw Jlird.'ute. To any ;. .������������������.,.��������� .m,l |���������|.,1 n-nm -*,wl ^ lieriM-iis who chii niiilvc a list of ;'.> or mure dnti'i'. in -CtCHO, all-Moll-1, TC C1\C, and IS hnya Opaak wirlr mi ���������i.-rc-i.'-tiljle ' T*nl..|r - - - - - - thrill of THE CITV E; W. B. ��������� The School Site at Golden. . ! J^������ *^^*i������.';T.^a������r>1" cr������jtf* .ArVy. 1 hero iii-u ah istirrinjj pie'l'ire: iiiid i-iitinot f.i.l ,'t'i iiniri'iieii'l lliciwuivbB to ittiy nnn who will ' . ' I'N.U'ihieilieiii. 'J'hey aie ESD SOT SEZil> ���������rl ��������� , i 1 ������ , /-. 1 i ' Ella I Ajfi'litf Com lliomy, Hi-' uro.'lt.-. I here is tryublo at Golden over. Ki!.,ri!.<>u.-W.'N<. < ue nwk roWn in dim' the '������������������clioid ���������"!?���������(��������� The nn-cp-U In. '',i;l'v' f,������������ii������le <n������! term*. 2j cent- 'none fri'i-i; UiC_ -LilOOl .in. lilt piUC.ll JO' , four fur H-J cent.-; SI.50 ucr dc-.m ! -.'o foi-SJ.76 i cation is at the- jrovernmeiit build* ������V f,,i" &'< !���������" '������" w-ir ^'.-iu- u-ii.iy fur a. hits on the- Nation side of the Kick- '^""'J'������='k������"���������������^ Prnmpt dt-livpry etc.,oto.nnv uurt of the City. Aoy'KJnd cf Transferring All orders left al K. M.'Smyllie'.-* Tobacco Stiite, or, by Telephone, No. 7" will rpcei-." prianjt uttf titiuti. JJi'iln r-vi'i-y V\zA- iu���������-rlitj- in Oddfellow.' i fill I at, 8 o'elnek. Viniiiiiij Kiiinlil.i ill'' - vili.d. II li. rrui.iDii::, C'.C. I". W*. JIackixiiot. K. oi-'i:. &S i^^.^-^iS^.^^yS^'^^^ ^.^ ^.^o'.^-V^.W ��������� '��������������� Patronize Home Industry ������' 'AND SMOKE 6 Revelstoke I Special Cigars. |! ;V i &' i :jl . A'1 S������i REVELSTCKE TEAM -LAUNDR ���������>nn who fii'iidi- the iimne oi ;'.'��������� Hirdc, iunl uur ferllt.- will be ur-i fulluw!- [ J.'or the bei-t lint, ru , ei'ivi'tl i"ie!i dliy, uUold iVinulii inr thu seewiil ��������� be*t ^ijliiti'iii I'iiuh day n bwniuiul Jinjw-i ..-ii ��������� I en Set i lor the seven hum be^t !*oiiitioiii. cueii day, u Jiunriih rfukili iliiunuiii! nnd Kuby Kiiik: ' lur Hie nest he*r .-oliilioii, n Guld I'ieee; mid tor ml iiihur eorreel Moiuttoi^.-. l'rine.*i of Onud ' Vi'lne. Thc.-e prices will be furwrn-dud daily. : yuu will nut huve to wait a loiij; liiiiii in uneer- i t.iinty berore ,\ uu know the result, There ii. im l , eteiiicnt or' lultery in uur plim, it, nmke.'- no : (litlcrenee whi-uier wcj-'i-t youi-Milutioii Into or 1 early in tiie d.ij'. All \ini need iV to liiiul tliii- I Adit, to us, n 11J on ihe day it reuclie.-i ur.. it UNION LACOR. IBevolsioke Cigar Ifg, C..'y������ Revelstoke Station. i\ FS nuvuiDiUMi ouiuiiii. ,(.' j .V '&" ���������.'vi-PS'ferft'ti i?i'4i K-!&9iirL-K-&Khk-������i'iJ: Kile*-. UNION LABOR." ��������� Buy Only Union-Made Shoes, 1W:1 1 hi !..(���������* 1,-Kl ' 18 I lKf-.j 1SN) iss: 11.M leWI l.'-fl l isni IblU Mi;i l.-iil l������!l,5 l.-fM 1������K1 7 iiioi 1.*.'I7 l,i!I.S l,*!f.) HWI S.VI,.* UiN'Iti ctl'ij . f .*o,3 t.itll1 ...mm Ihi !'���������! its, At ii public meeting; U'ljpuiTcl re- i aMH.?i,c.:!.!������������?Ml������!l1 (/!l tlio tunttn'tbi: ?,,:i7 ,:<ii! '(ViiMb?,'lniijol'itv and liow tbe thutter lias ..ui, *$X ikX uilaja-i ''wn ivp.v.-intud tii the Minister of .miii it.iifi-'i ii..' oi').. .lo.ii (Vi i inova was Minnnrti'il bv n lni'L'c 2,'.Ki.! l.'MK.'ll.ll.' M\t '^. . 1,L'I.# '-'jj ., ../ >( UJiUOlllll U^ .1 lUJljl. y.ioi,'hum ������������������ ' '"i" i.:.n." 0.1.1 iSjKjn i-i- ii.?^ :.ii m,:.io K) i Ldmntioii with 7..'B!' ai.diKi o:, -.'....vn (w: w.sv> ;i,. ' S.G.' ! 11,(111!) (Ill, vM, 17.1 Kil ������U'M 51 l'i,-.'sil .'il.srm (Hi; 27.72R 111,'IOMIU Ol iwu; u-i,'.'iiu (ki :i(j,'.'i!i rr, ih.ct a. view to havilij; it looked into by tho.-.u who objiKjf to thc removal. I'.'.oll U-l,'.'ilU (KI .10.2111 Vi, IW.SH (m v"X '*-"*"���������" - ' 1 \HF, -in-'!!US' i'1.1"--7,-iWV?"}# 1 hc tiocrctarv for Ldm-tition,1 Mr. lb,.,l.i (4,'l.iU W' (il,.i.O (UjiiiiA'M I. ��������� t> .i ��������� . ��������� ���������, i ,, i i , , i,i is,i;n, fs.o'in oo; 70.111.1 miI.t.'.-i.'.'i? m ; Hobinson, visited Golden Ian week ! (j Si.7!il;'ii5.(il7 lii| 7().ai7(tt;a'i...H .38 to ,,,..],., ���������,, ii,,l,,r,i,i(l(.|*t cviniin. H-'.o.iiitm.tii? w| M.!i7������ 7:i!47ii,Mi ui *u.IUtUl1- "ll inoepiimeiii. i.\.iniiii- i".ovi'', IT,1 J"..-1"-' b(-'bt' You ^a" bavethi; i Go.cl Waton or ir second bi>t ihe benmitul i 'ie.i riet, and ,-*o on, We Kimruiit.'utliiit wc will j nwiird you a prize, 'iii.-re in uij*uliiU'ly no ujipurtunity for d,-ce)'tluil on uur part- wc emi- - iml utliird ir. We wmii tngci l.iwir.iiiii well j .���������������,iii.Hiinl .-,ul".eriberH, and lur I,-nil rai.-iiii we I (lun't w.iiu j uu in ...nd nny in,in, ,\ until j uu ' KiiuH-������N,ieli.i v.lmt |iri������u j..ii Iiiml w;i.inn ii) ilniwcrillif the pu^icH. .\r .--udii iillt-r } p.ln. i ���������"' "'ii "V iii'iiit-n in e;wi u", ci j tr-i . rpftf mi* i L' . i ��������� I I l cjichiiij ,i- p(j*.-inli', the e.\.iiniiH'i> willjudifc J & 1.1.1 ()(][) .....^ i.nr"rici] io flip i'i'*.ei-vn"i iV illl'J '"-'���������*'".���������A rich lildv, lilli 1,-1* Iu I hi- b"rt ur 'iii-ii- iiliiliit-iin.i .i-iil rl ' ' luuu ������'ilr LIIllllll IU IIJI; ll. 11". I I f I lit- i -V' ��������� : v.i... ii. i. iu uu. u n di .li. 11,'OUIIt} 'Hid Will ; e i ..fl :,...���������: _,.< iit I'uir. -...J I '���������������. J o[ lll'l" Iht . IIK-M1* II flfl ' > IIIM'.-. ill Vl,l������l.'i (ill, 16(5 I.i! WM ISioM.1."!! J.I ���������.'7.lli5 I,i.',.1.i2 .111! 07..3S7 U8 olL',7fiti .11 ������i,7 !l l l.'I.RI? dll t!iS.iw7 24 7111.17;) 7,"i ."..;,li.i7 lW.ll.1.) Kl l.'lli,HS7 HI .1.17,2iII 1(1 lii.U.' ll'c.OO I'll 111,707 0(1!) :',(Kii W As will be noticed ill 1.JU0, over atioii iis to the,merits .of tin. ease,, nnd he will report to tho depart-1 ment., ���������y Size 16x22. ili-nhjiiitlctlH! pnai-K \Ne .Mil write in yuu ill ! flUlll, after Oil VI 1'' OVCf ^lUo.000 OUt mice iimiiynur you whin priisc I.uh I,, cu uwiiril- i < ri(',i, ,.if.: ' .. ������ ' id you, men a yuu ure iiil^fl-d. you , uu n, n I I "1 0111111 l MilllS ymir i-ub-erlpLoii tu Tin; U'ojms's Wo;an ! i tht. Head liy Dr. Nielinl-?oii'*i Artificial ! Ear Driiiiin, ftwu -K'J-j.000 to his Insli On On On l,o!i:) $JWHi .W ft 1,20 iiiend I in-: \\o.MAVH Woumi m all frieiuU. I flt-| wi'i-n ill. Hi. ivliy I'liildintMipoiir.'ivciiliitMiitMlll further, ,' ' .. , \U-i-ri'willing in -pci.,1 ������.',i,iKKi in thin cm **t I ������X>'* of tiHOl) $!,<).)(> yl.^JD $JWHI in building U|i a bic-iilwriptluiiliKt, and wIi.mi ' iu ,,, 0-. ���������>: Oil- tuiiiicy i.-* *p,.-u'. wn reserve the riflit to ' ""-"j ' * <'������������������> "-' ���������<-���������> v.-^i t piiblirhu iiiitiilt-ii.iutt thiil the cmitei-l Iikh lieiu 1 2.J to ot) ��������� - ,.|ij , .<),"' .1)8 l.,'J() i ;. l-cuiUMiued. !),i!i't delay until il ii* tun late. I w ,,.,-'��������� .. ,., *. ... . ((1 JhecuuK.-i will u.,ti11inie iiniil Juij lnt, \<JA. jolniid.) - ��������� An .70 Jjll.Oj . J. 10 j , \\eKnen IJ'iini-. I'rlzyiji S.'.ViilKMiideiiendenl I ;rt t,, .III . . .-,() ,c-, i^ 1711' : of nil iillk'Mo Die |K'ri...ii wlio mgiiU in the lint ! M ' J **' J" rjiittcn ni) in thubi'4 nnd liiindHiinii-Mtiiiiinuer. 10 to-lo ��������� ' -o~> $1-W 1 -jO '2MU I *., . u , ,l . ' V'm L,,,",!ll,,ttt;t' "'"I decide mid nwnhl prlzei- ./, ., , ; 1 here isn t one reason -- there arc : dully, but the Hpeei.ii *?.'a-j prixe win iKiuwawi-1 After paviiig ii]nvnrds ot one j dozens why cur wort is belter I In'MS^ ; th There Boasoo Of It, N'OTICIi, i lninii*, the Ordn' hud h' .1 an ary oilier laundering works. '~' WHO WE ARE j vltiinit-, tn..' Uff.ri Juifl h MirPJllt* 111 j /������������������������ir.-j{'J-rf of A'hijir. NM 1'rii:-. ri.tr.i-.11..! Ter- ' T" UdMiV- Wo-11 ir. lliumiiL-lili- ���������.1l tliC lllMll".'! llCC (lepai'llljeilt of ^'1,'JIJI,- j ,V' tuilU'r.'.lidlJ.wiiMl.i.il lielfver.v mil in- (', .,��������� . ;., ....,1 ..... I-,,..- ,--.. .,'"������������������. " "fi' "- * tiiiiwiiyiil.! ri'li- _ ... , . 1 '- t 1 - ii holden liilhc. Co'iri llouieiil eleven ucuc'i in LodiC 111 .lll'l bCC now \.C ; u.le ciiii.-uiii. v.n: rfrc KiKnyn tu-do cxttctlj ut- 0UU, lit the llltl Ol Jalltwrv. hist, all ! the furciK.iin. nt tlie places .tud oil th- d.-iti- foi- %������r������Aft������ This ut'iirnp used hv ihii JOHN Mc- P1/.KUSON CO.,' Limited; of Ilmiii'. 7 do it. See our machinery, ; ' nicely.aiij exact'y'aL'api'E'J /; ...to'every need.'.'.Uur-soaps, -...'.. ,",,. to'o, of the .heat, long tried -: and proven good. R BUKER,l:PROP. Notice to Subscribers, .Tim proprietor of the KooTii.vav M.ul re- tlUfKl^ ������������������:i.si.'rH'--f*-.t<) ri/i vu-i! Iikli of flny'1/rtxj-u* we udvertiKC. :\Vi, on tl)'.' 22:1 ,ny .UlvcrtiM,,^'^"1 ".WS'SW|"of--. V-bich"ipr InvCsiV^Vin'-gilt^ij^d | Vr^V^!5������ro? ' "iipoirjt hUhc best inonet^ry- iuetitur.!.-Ayit^r^-^ ���������������������������m,Uslw--0U:lba "^ d'*'-of--: ������ o.'Aj'fl!,''"'! UA'JZ . 5Ti'.;:'r.r Tow.v. . i..C'ci.;.vthv ;...���������', S*. H.-1!,- - .-.ireful and prop:.-.- you I' letter;"������.. .in' ��������� wc do not receive undurpiild letter.'.. Address: Xfc "Wcwin's worw," BrontftHftfc yta. tiens of the country.' Xot-a. dollar of the nioneys collected for the in- ?iiratie'e fund is oiv has been used for' the, .expense.' of... man'ageiiicrit. Th������' society's busilie.������*i beilig confined to Canada the. death rate i?: very low. The'death rate per 1,000 (^ inemberphip in 1808 wan i/M,.for Wi wnn\ M m n\ City of JAuVoii; oh tbo "thdnyof Mny.llWl, , f'ity of Hcyclntokii, on tlio 7th duy ofMay. 1001. City of Vorinin, on the l.illi 'ay nf Afiiy, 10:117 . City of Kiittilojii', oi) lliu i'lni day of .Aiav. IlKll.-. .,-,."'��������� City of Vancouver," on the 21st do v of Mnv. 1901.. ."��������� ��������� -7 "' -. * . ('ity of VI.Mririn. on tho Mth day of Mnv. l!Mi. Town of ('linton. on the -iSth day of May, 1901.' lly Command, J. n.'TJIK.VTKiiv. Pr^i; W?P ft One of llio ino-t beautiful picture- in colors. I'liiin iibiickgrouiiduf Puro Solli" Gold rc.4.*. the Fiu-iny K3cord in thi [ ,-h.ijiu o; ii imnd-oiiu: \ciiiiiit, with Golc Clasps ujicn u cticbii-ii uf criuir'jii veli'H with ii Inmitiful gold tcrsol. ,Un tin ILit'c-. iiiiilord.il'efiiit bcii.iiii;-,*, .ire *pii';u iu mIiicii to write the lsiiyi'; nnd 'date o; birth. I!n iltlier -Mc i-n lj.':iut{fii|-croll mi,which lu '.'.."ji'.-il iii.irr.'ax'-" and dc.il!.- On tu;i nf th';' pii;t ir.; am i;m mui-i'ik. 'Tamily Rsoorii," in Vn- tk-h- ���������-, l"i-.i-rinj. kno'-Mi lu tlie pi-inur* mi. rri.lvr ihl-.m -I'm'! - for I'ntl.."-'- -in'! iii..ih..| - pMi,r> ���������. In tin- luHiT |,,u i ft 1 ii, pi. i I-,- it a brnu. slful -lomcsji... j. In- il-ar old Krai-.t. i������-.iron-.fi. i1.!��������� li i^Jsomo, fl;aiwir:h������s. jft.id, ami hir������^y >'o-ing V/1.v,i!ic lovlni aiuah:������r ������,i i o.iby boy-i'"' ldo.tzji { ji-nndoblld-nrc .id ^.i'ii"i,i| (i.(i!i.|,! ti, .ililc. wli'li: jiiiiii !;n'..,i,- ri-'ul-'-i ;>'ii't|i,.i n GoU's Holy V/onl. .\ un<i bnuilifu ���������i.-i-ui'. t iiil.'!-|i<-,uh .ire iji.. v.ui*d.v "ooi Ulcos Ourrcnir.y." .\i"!!i.| '!���������!- plti'ii-, .i.'c.ekln .-iiaci*- r*"-* pii'it'u'i-a-iii* ni .i-iii.) iiiciribui- ct '.iic.'nu.ili. ('i-iii .|i,icciii.-lii-;ii|. iw'iiu il'Miu- iii.ee. 1.!-.���������������!.ire on lhc picture .-.re -ciitteiul irieii.n!.' nn.-. ihui-,.n. l-i'o-ii'viii-Hi il'.ii Kiufn-n n'. tin. v.hole |-f*i- inj{ 'in. ail'l thiow.-i in!', bold r"l|i-f bv ill- ^'.'.WO'.:* buckirriiiini! u: Solid OolU ������'Ide) piodiivi- a i',.'|'):-.��������� ui d \iz.i:\'j bi-nuty, ARFHTQ vn"v. '" v"';: r,M!:- ,j!ii nULMlU !'. jr'il'ir ii-ici !��������� ,'-l > >-ni-, li>:t li .in} 'Hi', ii li'i -, ' mie fu" '.''i. i-i.' *;'t', C*l lur S. ehmVc? 'Ml-:! i tun-.-; >:, i. .t'l.-k-iou, l/iifiurit,i;i li-I ��������� Mil '. ". u || .. . '' iiii- II'-',-,- In -i"(-|it- !' in' I"1 for ���������-.',)./������. Wij niyali l-r.'i'isnl'j'j:!';. ,"��������� -"j'.'rfii: for hi!' rr'.-L. li im- .'j'.u -lit 1 jrii-5l!.l5;.-i!-i. ������a(.L'.,ni ���������i-,'.i.,ly.-l'|..,i't;;:j :'-.'.,", (.-.j' V'-.jC (':')!i ju'J'Jo-l'C.lcr.' "������������������ - ..* " ���������We i::i-.-c i,'70 lc*t'n:ciiiii!i as J yc'ir.-'.. .' ",-.-Vi'.l.-i.���������>'.:: ' .' ' ' 7." ' -V'.'- .HOME HOVaTYMFfiicOMPANY Dapl, C2J E, 2?, O, 2'ox, fli j.v CHICAGO, ILL "^ar;T7-->iHi)ge THE. KOOTENAY- MAIL <* 7=..-<--r-. .*-rM j-?*-*-^-.s '-p. & ?}X riss nr-at. :���* J v CiiiT.e N-il ion""cocEtail? is I In- latest y f f- .V J? > <��� r .7 ��t V, ft .9. .��. i? .9. 5 <��� '���* fc-te ft"fe:>i"ferP."4:9i,t:-r:'is-ft"4i Pi'-^-p-.'fe 0. is�� f j.l-ink. i i i &runc orapb eisi:.- c' tauta* rswoin I- II- lll.ll C'lllllll |.��!l id llll' I\:ii*rj-] ,, I "I 1.1 if ���_ I- I 1.1 I'M - 1.11 *.*. Hi b'!-| 111 i. ' .. I iV. 1 ���'ii- I'a :li- I'linifi'iil ill,id-: Cell-ai.* j (J i-iiiii *-i.iin i .Mi I! ii* im) hi*. ,i|'jioii;t- ; Ill-Mil ������!' l-!l!|i|ll'l 111 Ml *.. > i. 6 hind"., and can 're used on ���ill kind.-* of c oih'. glov. s, '-i.fi li.cro-n f- ribbon-. Sold in 15c. Cakes, u and all colors kept on hand at thc ! The Duke of Yolk is lo p!.'-.i-i!t S'lHii African war ne-dals while on ���"> , Hi*, lour I ln-oii-.il Canada. ��, i Mavpole Soap will dye .-j ; The t .ihw-tn ii.i of (he v.ow rentmy a"iv shadu. Won't wash & I cm have her (l.ahe* made up-io.il.it.> out. Do not stain the ^ j ,i ��� v.--, ������ a '-iii an i.-id-i. l'"i. !'., ' ��� ' I ��� lhc il- :it!l id' -l Im McCir -i i. a i'1 ' i- nf (J i 'i ,i ,n Ti on! 1. ���!*>-. i <$<��� h' i.i. i .--di ihr.uigii It-��� i - ���an., j.-si.-iil.ij HMiiv.iiiff. l.ilsinir the .iii.n ni hi*. 1.ilc i.il hi-r east lor inter- & S'lciifr I'.'ilni'ni' ai'i-cslcd n lad al :$\ [_.'gei> Pa-*.-. ln*.l iv.'i'k on a charge,nf ih'-l'l of a suit, of cloihi's from'the Col- 6 Highest Honors, World's Fair Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair t Avoid Kiiklug Powders containing jiliuu. They tiro Injurious to health fc' ' uuiliia House at uolUt u. I .. . n . ,. ;��/���/, /���, n���,,,/ �� , <v*. ti i n 1 ��� rP. - , , r I Made During tho Week by Rev3l- CanadaDrag&BookCoiL^:;;..',i^:,::;:,v::v;;^r;:^r! , J, m****. , Rcvslsloke .Station ���v" MARRIED. aiion*. li ix-1n^r ciii-cil Ifii<*.iii touilli* .ir.nv for in-i-M-lif'iiic.--iu.M iiu-hiiri.i. r i Morrit- <Sr Steed.���Smith Croekr Ii i*. iiiiil."i��ii.i.d Hun when the Mho*.- Ciinie? Creek, NJieteen ilile, Mc- .il'G.'iti-r.-.l D,nl"o.l'.M\.'II'-. police foici" i Cullough Creek. _ j i,fr. ...Iy in inkH i he m -id. a iimil m (1 ! II. 0. rai'.-oi..���IIalt:,yrn Spr:ng>, ' ~��� di'i.'iiuhi.-il i tr .a Mill in- mad- to i-i.ri ' Fcrgnc'on and Coma pi ix. ,' tu,. ij.HM war. , ��� j KntcrpriFo Hr^vrery.-��� Comaplix, _ ' \V.int,'d.-y..iai't,".iiiMi ."mil wouhmi lo ! %EU��on. Naku?i;; Sicianoiir, Illc- Morgan. William K. Vandcrbilt, Jas ; Ii.il!. Jviwaid ll.irriiiian, (Jporjrfi J. | C'llhl. J.I'll D. Hr.i-Uf.-l'c-, .lacol"! -s^lj ��� .*-"(���'ii;V it.'l .J line.- S 1 iii-iii, !������ Iiciin; >.i ii inj-...| |.< iii-iiiiiit* <i i-i.ui nihiin; I jiicic-,: in all i he m ci a ai! vv,i v systems, including ihe Grand Tiiiuk The C. 1\ R. and Ciu��'* Nosl C.��.l Compiny ha\e settled ll'.pir dilTerfnces i it,' Ottawa, the former uithdiiiwinu ' o.ipositi.ui to the latter company's j ch-irler for a road lo connect, with the Gie.it Noithcin on tho C. P. It l-cini; ?p1p,i*.c(1 fn.in its n>rrppni(-nt not to nine coal on its own lands for ten , V' I V.-i. , ' j A .vi i'His mishap occurred to h.-ir��e 15 when I'cin^ timed' to Nelson fioin Ko-iienay Lauding on Tuesday bi the Valhalla. Eijfht, cars'out ���!! 15, loaded wiih coil and coke fell oil the ha rye into JOO In -100 feet of water, iiiMibiny ihe (J. P. It. ' in a hea.y loss. Two tramps who were in the cats are, supposed . to have biicn drowned. ,, - . Mr. Diicln'snay will not he removed i * i j from Revel>(ok*, for the present, lint j will conduct the dulies, of his new j "llic" as ii-.."-i*-(nnl, general supeiintei d- i eul fj-niii H.*vel*.l(i|.e, wiiieh-will llius' ' 'Cold water Kai.-.ominc in delicate -.hades. Floor Paints���"Ironite" best iluor paint in the world. House Paints all colors ' Knamels. Stains. Varnishes. Paint L)rushes. Kalsomine Brushes. Varnish Brushes. t Ask to see our Adjustable Clothes Dryer, only $1, W. M, LAWRENC1 Hardware and Tinsmi thing. " ��� ��� . ���������"v.ff. Carpels, Linoleum.1-, Floor i Cloth--, Blind*;, Wall Piip��-r.ftc .Second Hand Furtiituia i liought and St-la. , Waii'liouse i'or Stoiage of Furnilure at moiilhly rates. Agent for Pianos, Organs, and Sewing Machines. h.o"W"soit. 111 ���*���' ���" ��� ��� *��� ���"���' * '������..���) !R. FECIAL NOTICE!-: ror-LOCTC-MlM-AKD-At, Si. Andrew'.*, j rci'ivM-nt, us in all diaincls. Gopil chtil-ih, Iiiilia.i Head. N. W T., at j -vnjye.-. anil .-le.-uly einp]o\ uienl. Write \\ p. m., April Kith, hy the'liev. T. | H-, C'linou, room ,10, Fail field l-Iock. McAfee, Rev. Itoheit Charles Pol- j Vancoiivei. IJ. U. leu-k, of Ellishoro, N. W.-T., in Ger- I A scandalous'nir..ir nci'tiried at irmli-, youiiK'-sl daught.i'i-of Chailes Thomas ilillm-d, of New WeM- iniiistcr. I, The gun cluh will inect touiorrow. Trout Lake Ciiy lolsarc repi-ited lo he selling aclively. ii Ri>j,riT.i Pass Ja.**t, week, when ;i -njan |)oiired I iirjieni ine over a ilojj and then set lite to it.Q There was indignation at lhi: P.n*s over Ihe iilFair. �� cillewaet, Field, Ho.-? real-;. , Keid & Young.���Xakcrp, Coma* plix, Arrowhead, Craigellf.chic. C, B. Hume i Co���Craigellachie, Grinin Lake, Clanwilliam. Arrowhead, Comaplix, Glacier, R. Howson.���Thomson''*: Landing, ,! Trout Lake. ��� - Bourne Ero--'.���Smith Creek, Arrowhead, !?,p^ Goods :to.:Ha.r,d.'i l'.xtra strono" Series for pants al $5, made to'/order.*���"',..' ]rir.st-c]i'iss Spring Suitings from ij.20 to $28. II N. Cum.der has heen appoind d ; r, , p j, ' ���' ��� ivp.i'M.nt.iiivefoi- the Trade Budget, j y^ .j^" L,lwrtnco'.���Thomson's a leading roniiuemal pap.-.- of Van* , Landin Hali'vou Springs, Fer- louver, and M.n.cd out this week on a KUEOn .v'rrowhcsd Comaplix, ��� tour of the Kooi.'iiay.-�� A cliild \vn�� run oyer hy a hicyi-Ii.it 1 on Monday nhile on the sidewalk, and -ihcicare g-ral (im.pl.iiiits al out. Lbe , L.|li( ,��� JJaj|1 s.iy��� ,���. N .^^ ,��� ,.���rort.t, ( mail t-ervice lo Troul I.,il:-\ , ; ,.,-,, |,y.|liw. ,.,K,,iMkL n,������ing liicycle> on j Aid. Cnii'iie will he risked lo succeed . ihe .sidewalks without fear or faver. ' Mr. ICil|ia:i-ick.is mayor oilhi-city. j The D.nniiiion Government, ii ill im W. A. Moiris is making considei-ahle uiedi.ilely is-ue patents for all 0. P. It which will all now come ii'id.-i ihe ill). iiiediute supervision of Mr. Diichesnay WiJ.Ji-.ii view to helping out, Ihe C. P. ft. employes who have families at' linger.-- P.ll-8, GeiU'l'lll Slipi-l'ir.l eildellt Mai'pi.ile iiilend*. replacing ,ioine of Ihe single men there hy emploves wiih families so that there may lur ciioiu;h I children theie to warrant the govern-j mcnlin t'-st.-ihlL-hiiig a school at the , Piss. , ' , C. P. II. emi'loyi"- ai'f* much ple.-iseil Nakusp. Craigellachie, with Ihe action of lion. Mr. Blair, min- ii,tei of railways and c-.inal?, in refusing to enlerl'ain 111-' new rules and ii-gu- 1,-iLions wliich lh'- (ompany sought, to have enforced, and which Ihe employes ; say would have resulted"in li-nnhle, as'*1 they.-coil'-idei'ed ih^ pr-nposrd new regulations unjust in sever.tl respects. Tiie C.P.ll. lifts ord i- 'd the following ( eipiipinent : Fifiy-live UO ton flit'ears; j *,ix slaudaid fruit express, oil feel long, equipped wilirsliiiidard steel platforms, additions to hi> residence on George fctrucL. Gteal sLock-lakin lands and will Milimit to the Courts the <i]iie*.lioi! n> to tlie-date when the hai-fjain.-. at I he company shall he Iiahlo lo luxation im Canada Drug & Book CV.'s. Dot.'t mias i its lands. the chance, The latest New Yoik si.vies for Judge Fi rin having gone east on two nioiith.*. leave of aliM'iice, his hrothcr, l.'.dies lailored suits at Ciessinan'.-s ihe P. Mi-L. F.nin has heen appointed ait. iirl lailnr. The liosslaud Miner suggests I hat llio sen.-itor.-hip which is comi.ig to Brili-.li Coltunhia he iiwaicled to Dr. Sinclair of Uos.il.ind. If you want .-iitistic, up-lo-dalc wall |.npeiS al he.-t, prices see the Canada Ding it Book Go's, wimples, They haV*" the p.-tpi r. It' Ihe l-.iilwav work goes nn a I Tintit I-ake this season Capt. Iiouian and J. A. Magee, who own the Steamer Victoria, will put her on a i egulnr run. ' The Terrenoir family passed ihrough' on No. 2 yesterday on thcii way east; Ihe injuries to ihe unfoi lunate hid Fiuil, as the result of his mi.i.iap on the railwaj track, having heah'd. J. Guy Baiber i.i in a po.-ition to do first class optical work at fair prii es. ���No necessity to wait till your eye-sinht is ruined. Call anil he fitted with suit- uhle glasses. Supet intendeiit ltohiiisnu, of the ed uca I ion ilep,iitineiil, visited lle\ el- An eight car haig'* i-* heing huilt. at j the'e. P. Fi. .ihipvard at N.i!.u-*p. 1 Mr. Kilpatrick enter*, on his new ���' duties as .-.uperinteifdeiit. ��'f the miuin- | lain divi-iou on tin; loth in*.!. | The V. V. & K.' engineeis are en- j gaged in the survey of' I heir pioposed ] line from the Bound.U'vUi the Coast. I A magnificent 1.ridge of steel and mas-miy is to he elected hy the C. P. LI. oier the Kootenay riier near Nelson. The n ni i mil convent ion of 1\ diwiiy Trainmen will he." held at, St. P.iul'in A Momant's Consideratiooi^ The oid}- difllcui.y"ii3 '5GkSr4--v- ing your buit here is due to the ... fact that ,wc have .such a great variety. ' ' , < U you want .a.fasluona.LIe.'; spring suit or overcoat , wo suggest-' a���look at ��� oti-r new goods. ��� ���, �� .- ;;; Suits $18, $20, $22, tg.$86.-r- Trousers ta $2, g,-8, to $10. Ladies' High Cass Custom Tailoring? - , . ; Grossman, McKenzie Ave... wujsximxMAsaamjatum.M.iL. 'im auan Mr iv, an'i : 1 the de!eg-iips will afterwards" ing judge in hiu absence and will lake the next silting of Lhc county court 'heie.i. ' . '��� , " A conference helween the fepn-sen* tatiyes of the C. P. It. and Crow's Ne-it ; fn;i|--ij ;i '(iur ���v,.inhe q p, 1{. WC!lt. Coal Cunpiny w as held at ,��ir Willrid | . Th.. j; Tu Ikm-Is oii tin- -,.(,\l:icl' f. ��� ,he Lam n-i .- oliiie at Ottawa, with a view , . ��� ,. , ������ ������ r ,i,��� ,,... ;,r ,. ,.,��� ' . . . erection ot a huililm^ for the u*-e of ii ,-n ranging the dimcullies hetween ,,,.'���, , /-r.i ,. /���������...-...., " . ,..,.,, > the bwi.-s "iiu'.'s at Glacier. Larpen- t he I wo (���onipaiiii'S, hut it fated. , . . % ���. f ! i..i-.are now,at wor.; on improvenietits It. is staled i hall he Crow'.-. Ncht Coal ! at Glacier House. Company have agreed to a chiu.ie in ��� cj�� i ti r3 n c-t 11 J- Penser, who was in charge steel tire.d wheels and C.P.R. standard \ trucks io ho huilt at IVrth shops ; two ' . ,. , i i -n , n , i decorated, lh-s music.il services were weed huriHTs five slandard a)-ton ll.it : . , . ... . , ,, . i a special teal u re ot the occasion, cars; six slandard haggagcand express j ' , . ��� t cars, 00 feet long wiih standard steel j I'UlJ.SBYTl.l.iAN" CHUltC'II. ' platforins ; ten Hot-class coaches, Cm ! Tiiero was a special music.il,sen ice feet long, equipped with' C'.LMt. stand- I on 'Easier Sunday ��� when tho choir, aid (3-wheel liuiks, Nland.ird steel plat-| under tho leadeidiip of Mr. Cook. forms, Pullman wide vestibule*-, to he ��� sang tho anthem .-Consider the Lilies' huill at the Hochehign shops. t jll-(- solo part being prettily rendered -*�� ! by Mrs. L-iwrcnce j ids.) the Eiytc'r cIhii'uI," Victory." , , Lugfi cciiigi'i'galifiti-i al tended both 'iiornimz and eveniua ��ci-\ice.s. ��� 'Tis Easy to Feel Good. Countless Ihousands liavp found a hles-'in'g tii the bodv in Dr. King's New- Life Pills, which positively .cure Constipation,'Sick Headache, Dizziness, Jaundice, Malaria, Fever and Ague and all Liver 'and Stomach I roubles. Ii II. How-inn is showing a fine- stock of carpels which l.e has jmt imported i-'inni'.-i;,. n.i.i- nH������ ,.. .. umwiii Conf uctiii'i'eiiser, w lin waMfi ciurrge p...,.].. vetretable : never cr pe or .,,. ,, ,. , i- . i ii,,,i, ,.i,..n���i- i���,,.. i,,.f,,..,, iii,. P,.i,vin. . , ' ��� i'i .11 T ,. IUIM> ui.'tl1'" ��� ' H' i Ihese are hnglmh goods and nclude iheii ih.i.te.. now befo.e Hi. Iiomii- | nf u���, lr.lln ������ which was the boy fer- lWl.nkl.ni Onlv 25c. at ihe Canada... .mil .... �� ..... ,..������ .mil ,������,������. ,���; ,i r ,���,:. ,1.,,,, i i.ii i),..v ii-iiMi ! tin. . ��� , ���., .i ��� i ...�� ' ��� ' , I ate anu i.ipi^iij tugs .11111 squiiio*., (i .1 l.egi-l,itui ���. lli.it iiu-j win ni! tlie^, ,,pn,, ,-when he met with the -accident, Dm" it Book (,'o's. sloie. , i , ,��� r t> i demands of the ,��� oi ince for coal and J ia. ,��� ul, Ml|. ,.���.���,,���,, l.a:,,(.tlllI1 of ! U' '" ^ ^llJ^Jl^L.- aiu a gmul selection of Brussel, coke at ruling rat-s in piiu.ity to i ��32-i i.. aiil ..f I he fiunilv. j ' PUUDPUCQ ��� J. 1'. -McUoJ lias opniie'lii cannv I'll oris to the Uuil ed States. i ,_. ��� \ ,' r \ u,��� ri ],.,,����� ,-,���-..: 1 1 , riie ri'MiIenli ot .5vintT..il havo pass- ���I:i 1000 the Equitable wrote uiot ' ���d ., xM-,,lutimi at n mtblic uieetiug ad- I new liii-ine_*.s than in 1S00, and tin- out- \ v.(lt.;ltj,,K -,,* (,|ip,,siiio;i line to the C P. CHURCHES. MSTllODMT CHt'i-CII. There was an exceptionally good at- Lendaiiee al the Sunday bchonl on Hun- sluro in A. JuliiiSDii'a block on 8:cot.il rjitect. A. Stewart, of the lieuilstul..! Ci;ni Faclory, r.'ports having taken ordeis tu tlie extent of 8800 otrhis rcc :in visit lo Kainloops. \l: IJ. fjuiucx, tjunsiniili iind ma- cliiiii.it, will he fuunil iit liiii npw workdinp mer \\. 'M, J/iwrc.icn's stute. H. A. Brown is. Miowhig a fiuo'loi t-loke this week and s[).'aks in highly \ It-- ��� 1-toke Piidiug iii-L on Wtdne.-id.iy coinpliuientaiy teriui- of the condition night to consider the npplicalion nf in which he found the ciiy school*, and J.ia. Cummings fi r a liien^e f,.i ihe nf the woik of the tiu,-l.-.-.. ' Kit'iir*. iioi'-l. Feiuru*on. The appli- The direr tors of the Nellie L. .witli a ' ��'��� " "'''- pnr.ie.l. .Chief In��p..i-ior repi.'d for Ihe i.iemorv ..I" their em- " Vi'iV'';""' Cmii-iii-i-im-i- R- Oordoii ployes which i* n.o.-*t civdilabh* ,�� _ niul O.'-T. N ���wman ult-iul..,!. llieui,' have detei inim d to eiect a ' (:,,|, Tr-icey, ('. I-.. of V.incotiypr, *rs ,i. Mtaiiiln g assurance was neaily sixiy- j j-. t() ,.���.,.,P,.t ihe Kootenay and five millions great.-r th-in in IS'.VJ, .-iiiil J rj.llliu] ,rj. liis-trict.-. with the Coast yet its exi.e.iM-s w, iv not only less in ^ ^ ^ ncourrf,d Ht t,,e (] . u^ whm .fc milll,)Pml lo7i ,ErtC|, P)(,;M.r.,on but ..l^nhitely le^ m ��� G|i ^ (|f R���,,IS p,,,, ),ul dm | aiumdant' was presented with a amount than ,;. ISM. D-.HI.1 clii.ni-, Q p R ||!lici)iN f>J.' t(, ������,, ,|.e! ,cMmii p.iidii. 1000aiiH)u.,iedtoSH,S0'),0o2 10. (|,lin; .hl,!lJ.;1 ,() d iy with * 01 y liitics 1 There was ii special imisii-.il s-rvice The L'cen^iiig C.iiniiii.-sioners fur d'eiav. ; on .Sunday night when solos were ��ii!ig Genera! ttii-.eiitilende.nt Marpolr- ''> by Mrs. Dent and Mr. Allum, and a j ,,t flnliil.g tackle, ulnl tiuglers .iVijui p.-iM>��J 1 hnru-'i' t'lia ni'.iniug o-i his,! violin duet was given by Mi.-s Savage; siios, _ "' 1v.1v to M-mt'i 1'. Siipeiiui'eiident nnd Mr. Taylor. acco:n|),'inied on the j J. E. \Vuud iulenda occupy in,' per DiiVlii---i !-. i.ud T Kilp.it' Lk accom \ organ hy Mis. MTtJregnr. | son-illy ihe now sluro which he'ha* p-mied him ei-t. I The church was nic-ly decorated for erected on Ki1.1i, .Sireet. The N..1-..1. Vli.-.c:' *,iv* Ihe Lardo ��� f-.a'-ter. The service in" ll.u morning I l.'"'. McLean is removing to 111. ,n,M-.dm.-t .-n-ni'leLi'd:' The C. P. U. ! included 11 special addiess to the,'��llii'0 formerly occupied by J.' M. Uf-.illin- ii.- by romr.ict silmig the1 children hy U'ev. S.J. Thompson, and } Scoli, o|-pustle the Koi.TCX.w Man, inommient to John Doheity who was ��.,mii|iI-ii-d his ex iniiuaiion of the (.j,y line or the Lm-.l.t r.iili-mil. and qu.inn- ; in Ihe evening the reverend gentleman j "llice,. killed at lhc Nellie L. mine l,i-t year. . vv.iier anil elect lie light nl.mt-- on Mon- tie>of i.iii- !i ���>��������� ''��� returned ye.ite.rday I10111 Ins fortnight If. B. ST0NEX, Gunsmith and , ^ . Machinist. . * Over Lawrence's- Hardware Storey. REVELSTOKE. .*��������/?! All classes of,j-cpair and machinist" work promptly attended to, - -rJ ���1 , 1 lU * 1 The Very Latest Styles in li.iUin'ary and novelties/ in hclts, fancy..-combs and pins can now be purchased at the " . " .���>���.=���'--.. -':��� 'J Madison Millinery Parlors.., Missp.s Shspard & Bell, ', ' ' ' ������ v McKenslo Avonua, Revc.l6tQkew.. 1 In day and l��-ft for I'm: coa-t lh.il dny, The Limber is, being |iul on ground foi additions lo II. N.C.iui'.-*ier'* , II ��� will repm t .1- to ihe l��e-.t meihods re.-idence on Front street, Mr. Cotii'.-irr of m-iking t In* services ihorouahly ef- having decided on making Iteii-l.-.tii'-.e f- ctive. and 1 In- cn>t of -.1111", The re- hU pt-nnaiieiii. |il.ice of re.-ideuie. Th** ' p >rt -lu'iihl be in f.n-next w eek's meet- ground*, are al.-o being much impiox ��� d ing ->f ihe cily <im-n-:I. A coiiipliiueiit.il >' lniiw|-iet wil he \ L 11 iV�� monlli'y m-eiing of No.'J t.'Dileied lo Mr. E. J. Diicl.e*nay ni pjIL, f], Ij-ik].., In Id mi Tue-d iy, l hree Hotel Ilevel.-toke, on Monday, Apiil ,ipp|iciili"iti-( for niciiib-r.-hip weie 1 h iv,- .liredlv heen deliver- ' pieached 011 the resiirnjclion of Chri.-t.'. ^- ^- , ^'j'e, of J. Ciuy Uarher^ j S&AM-ATl.).v.utMY. jwaichniakitig and jewelry business, The lamest "-nip ,-i'hi ir, the White There will he a co'lfee social 0:1 Sat. Iy trip uf w-.ileli inspection over'the 1 Surlin-i-Ueliic. In- I -1 laiinclicd at m,rli(y ���iKin. and a special n.eeling on (< p_ ],_ ,; wljen j.j0 WMlol|ei. lVm, IJ..ir���.i. M'.ie !m- nine d,.(ks .....I wnl ��� .sinifl.-iy ni^ht. wIii-ii Ciipt- Wlif��i-a -Lnd I insptjcu-d. Mr. Durhcr coiers the '������"''���y -''j;i l> """'- H.-r lonnasce r,it.,���. UclJ^r will f-in-wrll. ��� ;s,;C,i,in fmm Sicnmotis to Field fur 111 ii t!i :t of the Great "ah. Those wi-hiug to' a ti end iiiav ',,,., ,-,|,i,.,|. Chiei-Mcr,-)!!) i> ported hue. j M inagei- Whyt.; 0.1 S.oi.hiv. II- w.i- irocilie-liikel- until S.lluid.iy, Aptil j.,j. |,'sled (he 11.v alarm hoxe*-, with accnriip.iin. d iy M-.p.-i tn'e||.|enl I In- re I'Jih, from M'-'i'-. Temple, Iti.-teeu Mol-Oll, liilp.lll icKi New III-11 mid ,in^ j.t, Jt u,-.-, ilei-hleil lo hold a iJjwnie. pr.'u lice nu the *n orul and I'.kii l!i Tiles- A ini-piiiit ocrtil"'-d in Ihearlii i" on d,��j ot e.i'-h nioiith at "���:���.(> p.m. the P.nadise mine tu hi-t is-uc The I a , , jiiinn u-.is^.-if. up nt. G.il.leii ;i-k- la-t paragraph should have umiI: "Mr. I .^��� t,(il ,(,|)M(,i U'li-leeH in annul their Iji-uce informe us Hun ihe drop in I-'"1 | .l(.7ion in discharging J. A. Dal.--., 1 it" iiieaii-d lossofljll.i.fn. oryll a to" on Iu;.(] ,,,,,,,,,,. ,1,,,,,,,, TJ,,. ir�����i���*,.., ,-,.. III..- on- rhip|icd llii- ������( a.*.on I'loui H"-' ; fUM ,j lo ,i,-, .,, ;,n,] 1 he m'.i'iLci'w,i^ then I'ji'iidi-i' mine. .^ The Mnlsou* UinU In- 're L-i'ivcil Mib-*cri| li- n li-t-- ,i" "i<l of Ih- 'Canadian A-sociatimi for I lie pre vention "f lu'ii-rculc-i-. Mc J. U |tiu*t MoNiui will be glad lo receive ni'.- bcriptiori'- from lho-e de-il(UH of slip- polling th'" iihj'Tt. T.-ndei's ai-e invited in 1 astern firm 11- ci.il pa pel" I'd the STCJ.CO of (|.-bell tores liow being i>-ticd by Ihe. cily lo acquire Ihe' wai.i-1- and light works. T-n'di-rs i- io.:;ui nidii' V, 1-a ei ii. (ier.ei il S'lperilil. 1 'lent. M:i''po|e re- turned from hi' II ni >.hi, w nil G-'iiei.-il W.|N t ill Hint only two of them would Unch��-n 11, Iin-'i i"'"- ;.���'-.,!-'.-' C.MijI.'.e, .iin'i Mr, Kilp.0 1. *. \',inco-n-'i 1' ,'. ���''. 1 -<"���''- 1 p'-'-ing I lie \". V, ,'j j; . '.a v nn !; .J 1 -i 11 iii -i- h;iei''"-!;'.l, ���-, ir ' * , 'in ''.'d iho if'he I p���id is li.;::: :' -n': -'���!-������'.' r'< V n;. ("ri-i-. er and -. 'ii a t:- -. -,1 tith -id ' ������ f !h ' I'i .- ill.iin lei 11...'.'I-, 1. I'-.fi Th'; C 1'. i; ������ * ."<(",ll*iori fit.'ii M-a M- sT. im; n;uH. wiiu-li inspection having thus ulloted 1 At St. IVler'-t on Jvisler .-junday j 'f' Id'" tlie longest section of tho C P. i.'i eliurch win pri'itilydec.ir.iled with ; H. Ii��". 'i'lai lulOMt report 011 1,1m film1,, worlc was one of tin: beat uu the 1 tlo-vei, nnd excellent nuiiio wuA ten leted hv the choir, llio ladies appeal. I system. 11,g 1 i\iirplir:cis and 11101 tar-l " mis. | J. d'ny IJurbei' lias iinporleil a first L.i: corigregiill a.i Hllcii'Jt-iJ -.('I l 1' (Js. At liif .intui 11 w*l ry iiieeling 011 ,1 (.'y o'i 1 h>' ', in i��iii-/ ii* li'.a 11. wdl close 00 the 2C11) and ought lo{cei-faiui.l..'itt,'i'.-, and the on..l.-ler loo b'.'.ga'irood puce, as.he City"!' It-V*. | .'Xpiessed bis cial.ilicaliou, atVlhi t.i-.,ik('ai7.r-^'"!,;<,nhl'^'1'^ (jivmki*'1 !r,",'n''f,(k""jv,^ll<,,i"'Mt.:,i !'��;'���^"���, I'.-fci red lo Mr. Koliinsun, -ecri-biiy I'm cdui'.iiiou. w im w,i-nu a visit to (/oh ''d-n ia-t week, and who replied ihat Col'imbia in Jm them.il.er was nne entirely for the vector-, a <J r-1 ..iy .s to deal wiih. , iry of in1 ; l'1" r ,1 v it' . ' sourcrs of ill" ���'��� '' Al Ia-t. iiieelmtr nf lh>' >e-,v Wi'*t< iiiiii-ter cily council Aid, Drown le- prilled veil)��illy that, as r-(jue^|,.-d by i-r'uincil. he had 1 iniiiiiuiiicaleil \o Ifnn, W. C. Wells, ih- rc-oliiiiiui ihankiiur 1 he-Chief ('(iiiiiiii-siniier nf f,11 nils and, WbrlPi-for bis prompt.1 ii'lteiitioii. to 'on A IS .. t ��� r. 1 ���"- 'I" \1 ni'l.iy uiyhi, th'1, \'icitr pre>idiog, tie- t'c.i^uiei's 1 fji'M l -* sh'j'-i cii receipt..*, .-ri'Jil l')i, .md 1 'peiidhine :",I0U <?.). Tie- Vicar,!-,/," Fund -ihcwed receipts for .-J'J'I. due To li-iiii: .^l^'J ; expendi :���;���.��� ^j't'O. The follow iug dull:- .-ilc-, to iI.i; iJ;o'(.viu synod vicre iiiiiiih ripf.oitited : II. (.Joid-ui, ii. Iluni- 1. io lo'. n ".isti'i u in -phi')*, C, If Temple; nlicrnates J, I). l.i.oiMli'e oppoitun. riihhuld m-.'I C. It. I'agct. H. Ciordon iiiiner.il ic w,f iip[i'ii.-it'"l vicar's warden and T sourcrs (.1 iu- .'��� ". ' M. fJ-do-r ;.ci[.li-'". v.aidcn. aiid (J. i I. The Nel.on Tii'-'iimih: C, R I! Tempi-, J' H-.'-i. A. A. (Jl.n Iv. (.} engine >*��� -J"; i.n . .v i .��� fiom lie- N-��"-". (- ''��� 'mmw ,���..,'.' C. 1 i"h en ���,,,,,,] |,,,u,r. ,,���d cu:," !M ��,i��.fi��� Ih"' sid-smen, The '. lc.11 'i s.,l,,y is l��� be When il.-'c.'.i.ie -a "I'l-aiie.! up r.m.'.l lu.-.'lO') ��� m.im!,. II .J Hotline. joth ' elass case nt optician'-, testing inslru- i men 1*, 11 ni I iidjii-iiiiienls, by uliich tlm sinallost icfrnctioiis of the human eye 1 cm be iivci'taincd and glasses provid- led i'-ii- ihe, adjustment (hereof. Mr. Uui-l 1.r is making a"specialty of this pit ihr biaiich of his lui^incs.?," Jjb Couldn't Have Stood li If he'd had Itching Piles, Tliey'io l"i'i Ihly annul ing; but Duclilen's Arnica Halve will cuii' the worst ca ������ of pile.* on em Ih. It h:i*i cured thou ���,-)' ���'���, For I njtii ie.��, I'ainsor IJudily Ivr.iplionn , ii'?. 1 lie be-l ''/i|\-e in tin- world. Prii e I 'Jr') ���. a box. Cuie guaraiilei-il. 'Hold hy ! Cauad 1 llrug ic llook Co. james mm\m BLACKSMITH & CARRIAGE BUILDER. , fJest Chatham ^',-igons, hdivery, Wagons (huavy '' and ' light j,". - lhtguies", l'loughs, HafroW,'^' and Cultivators. ' " '"'' '��� REVELSTOKE. - ���* .' . 1 Alf Mendolino, Boot and--Shoe laker; ��� Corner of .-.cjond St., & Vlclurla ItoniJ. ��� Boots Made to Order. '1 Repairs Promptly Executed, Prices Defy Competition. Il wa-. 1 -.pri t"d that," II. Ii.niard GUY BARBER, Watches, Clocks, Jewellery- .ipidl'Sil- vorwaro, ���'' : ^""' Eogagemeot Blags a SpeciaUy, C.P.R. WATCH INSPECTOR ' Revelstoke Station; B;C, Firewood. 3 i'\r-f ���- s Irin;v.-uod fruJii the I'rciL^oliinswi 11,,���(!',. hid >..���.���!��� :.-lr (.|..|.: ������d T. Oo'.i.iie mid li llm.ipiu^ ��('-'' _ .,*. ���-..noli n-i iii"ie"' iv im --uilici.-iifsieaui ���"' ppoiiiifd,: o :w��lici i. subscriptions for ��< ! would sian .i.-d.-iy wii h his boat for thi- > Company'*; mill, snppliccf at |a per afier the In e-i v. ere lit, (nf .'.vi'lil n il m n'.vn nceuiinf'. Ih ne-.v org-iii. Or- 1 Wx Rend, ihir-ijal.ing in.the Hot' sup.'.I'co'rd.��� prompt caalT"w3tlt/^"t;icr. ,.ii,��,.r -',,,"'^;\?-\Vi.:.1 iJ��!rii*/vVi,-^..V.,�� Jcrs "W '?��^ft at tlicjniitP^ccor A New York, telegram -ttv's tlfnt 11 ]{\��\i Mail''was : .ce'ebrlilod .for (yi >j.M.|.h.creek. as ly.'U a-, sui'ipljvj) ('(^ |at I1J.y )4rt*,:|i - ,-;.-''-��� ;������-; .7-.S.7. -0 ama
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