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RAILWAY MfeN'S 'JOURNASiw. *}'-*: Vol XVII: NO. 7 REVELSTOKE B. C. THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1903 $2 OO a Year in Advance
Irish Guards Band Monday's Fire CAMPING AT The following ate a few opinions of INDIAN VILLAGE Firo broke out at S. McMahon's LOCATING BIG the British press legaiding the It ish blacksmith shop and cariiage works, THE CAVES Guaids' Band, which \\ ill appear here OBLITERATED First street, on Monday afternoon. TIMBER AREAS pn October Und :— The fire was flrst discovered jut»t underneath the floor of the becotid " An Ideal Military Band."—Biight- What Mr. John Sanderson, who on Times. Catastrophe on the Thompson storey and must have been burning Grand Trunk Pacific Report inside the wall for some timo befoie " Remarkable for Delicacy and —Huge) Landslide Dammed has Spent 44 Years in the breaking out. It is supposed to have Creates Excitement in Big Department Store B.'auty of Tone"-Sheffield Telegraph. Mountains df B. C, Thinks of River—Entire Village is Now oiigiuated from sparks igniting the Bend—District Overrun with Deutschman Caves. " One of the:best in the Biitish a Scene of Desolation. paper between the outer and inner army."—Tho Times. Timber Cruisers. On Monday evening Mr. John •San walls on the west side of the building. " Unsurpassed- in tone and pre SHENCE'S BRIDGE, Aug. 14.—An An alarm was speedily turned in, but SEATTLE, Aug. 14.—Believing that derson, Mis. Lund and Mrs. Hedstiom cision.—Pall Mall Gazette. Indian village which nestled at the eveiything was so diy and inflammable the Grand Trunk Pacific railroad will MENS - SUITS returned ftoin a three days'visit to foot of a mountain on the bunk of the build a branch through House Pass ia " A feature of tlie Irish Guards that by the time No. 2 brigade reached Thompson River a mile below Spences the famous Deutschman Caves near band conceits is the taste displayed in the scene, the whole upper storey was the Rockies to the north of Beaver- Biidge was overwhelmed Monday choosing the 'programme, the classic on fire. Notwithstanding this how mouth, timber speculators have plan Boss Peak. In conveisation.with a afternoon, Fifteen Indians lost their and tbe popular being most happily ever, the brigade did excellent woik ned a raid on the vast bodies of timber HEBAXD reporter Mr. Sanderson stat lives in the catastiophe, one of the combined.—Orchestral Times. in suppressing the H.UIIPS. The upper situated on Canoe cieek and the north ed thab his..visit to the caves was a most remarkable in the history of the storey was practically all buined and fork of the Columbia, in the neighbor West". one of the most pleasant of his life. considerable stock whkli was on hand hood of the l^ig Bend.districU , -SPORT. The side of the mountain on the George Nelson, who ai rived in Se "I have been in the mountains of also'destroyed. The total loss will opposite side of the liver fiom Sp»nces attle yestei day from a, cruise through British-Columbia for nearly _4 years amount to about $2300. There is $2000 Bridge, slipped into the liver. It came that section, states that the country* Men's- Light Summer - now," said Mr. Sanderson," "and I insurance on the building and $2000 j-THE BIFLE. down with a roar that could be heaid has been overrun with timber cruisers" have seen some beautiful valleys and on the stock, distributed as follows: Suits. - * a mile away. A tidal wave of im for the past few weeks and tbat many magnificent scenery, but I have never Shooting^ for*%a silver and bronze $1000 each in the Manitoba, Queen's, medal in each of the three classes will mense proportions wus the result. locations have been made during the Skeleton, in dark col- , seen anything that will begin to com Royal and New York Underwriters commence next Saturday among the This foam-crested wave, which present summer on the supposition ors. ' pare with the beauties of Cougar Val insurance companies, represented local members of Not 5l Company, B.M.H., swept- up the river more thiut two •that the line of the Giand Trunk Pa ley in which the Deutschman Caves ly by the Revelstoke Insurance best three df 'flve^ scores to count, miles, overwhelmed. the little "ndian cific w ill tap this rich timber belt. Mr. These were made to y are situated. There you have grand AgPncy. Mr. F. B. Lewis has been shooting to finish, third Saturday in village. Not a house remains to-day. Nelson estimates that fully 150 square_ sell at $15 a ^3. Jit. We rugged mountain scenery, flower beds October. The members are classed as Even the ferry, which the Indians appointed by the above companies as miles of 'timber lands will be located extending the whole length of the have(a few_ in odd sizes.' follows: 1„ **• "-Jr* " used to cross the 1 iver," was carried adjuster of the claims. on or before the end of this month. valley coveted with flowers, that can If you can find one to fit, „ upstream by the flood. The' raid was started with the early only be seen at the elevation at which First Class^Lieut. H. A. .Brown, The water rose between seventy and spring, and a large proportion of the you take it for the caves are situated. Then the can Lieut. R. SmitlvPnvates F.B. Fisher," B. Groover and,E.'Hanson. eighty feet. It came up almost a foot Opera House To-night . best timber has already been located, yons and natural bridges on the sur a minute after the flist wave. At one Second Class-J-Lieut. Dr. Morrison, ^ That stei ling attraction "Fabio Ro- but new cruiseis are continually face are alone well worth a^visit to time it was five feet over the railway Sergt. J. Donald, Corp. J. Holland, mani" will be seen at the Opeia House appearing in the district and by fall it see. '-' _ tracks at tbe opposite side of the river Cot p. H. Shardlow, PMvates T. Nel to night and should be welcomed by a is expected that., nearly all of the ' "The two lake's at the end of the from the point where slide occurred. son, A*. .OoomWs, R. Venables,' T. crowded house, having had a success timber will hav;e- been filed on by valley and just in the shadow of Griz One hundred Indians had just Hall, F. Leeming, B.W.B. Paget. - ti mber speculators." ^ ••& ful lecord of five yeats profitable ,A "Si zly Glacier are beautiful sheets „ of Thiid- Class—All other efficient quitted their church'^ building yester- In this section lies~bne bf the largest water," and some, day in the near day,aftei noon when the flood came. business. The play is, adapted from -fit members of the"Coin'pany." * «- Maiie Correlli's1 famous no.\el "The bodies of timber in tbe v, est^. Owing future you will see pleasure boats If it had occurred ten minutes earlier, to its location the timber is practically *' .- JHedals presented by 1st class, Lieut. ,Vendetta" and is the/Story of the du '•.ft skimming f its surface in all directions, all v would undoubtedly have been valueless at .this time, and* the face Dr. Morrisonr2iichclass, Lieut. H. A. plicity of a wifey-who^*has heen the , >? and," too, you may, have ""boat -races 1 killed or^ drowned. " „, that' <*_r. 1 1 BrownS 3id class, Lieut. R. Smith..: "- cauSe of her husband being buried there which-will attract" as much The following scoies were ma'de on Of the'fifteen who are dead,-six clo: LADIES'S WRAPPERS attention *as_,that sport now does for bodies bave been recovered, 'and five alive, but • the husband revives in the i t-1 -. 'r Saturday,: ^•£>* ^ "^ \ instance on" Toronto!Bay. ^The water others are likely_to-be pulled out of tomb and lives'to wreak vengeance on 1 Lieut. Biown.T84" Lieut. Smith.. 84 locations, is taken by them'"as an IY*""' 1 *-«..- Nice *,Print. in Fancy" Colors,-* also Black '•_Satee» n the false^wife and her lover. The com 1 in the lakes is as' clear as crystal, and Private Hall f.O 74 Pte. Bourne. ."48 the wreckage this afternoon. "" The indication "that actual"'c6ns*truction ' \JJ v, "- >" - -. .' '-'-• > '".,*t ... - - " ---••• , " pany carry"scenery for the entire pro you .will, have .."difficulty in locating . Drill will"" Be -held every Thursday bodies.of four will probably,nevetf be work on' the rditd is to be "commenced Wrappers. w"(.These lines arc well made and are serviceable duction and are. elegantly costumed. two" other, just as beautiful sheets of evening, commencing, to-night. The recovered, for they are of thiee men this year. When the road is built the *. - i ** - - i * The^scene, representing the eruption House* Dresses.;-"'p . -ifS' *-'-'" „< '" *~,;,/ r- >--••• , >> inspection'Ukes'place in October/-. and a'woman who were out fishing in line must run in close proximity to, glacier, water in this country. ~ ' . - i-i, ,-, K , '•- *' ' a boat, and'wh'o were caught with'the offrMt. yesuyius is„ said to.be onevof 5 -""The -two ladies and myself, 'with \. . J. " "Zi BASEBALL ri „, -r-- . the immense'timber belt. ,. * „ J?* , I ] *. .^-^ . 1 r \l first crash of the flood.^, 'Jl' '. A .the most realistic, stage effects ever Mr. Deutschman*. as" guide,'made the MHST SEELTHESEL Fernie wq^the^glurball^tpurna-ment ipresented.-- A company has been se-„ ; S*,f i,- -• M. -, -• r - * * I f° - - -J ,, — ... ^Of-^the.1 thirteen ,,injured, four-are, ft 1 "p lftcorH^^etai'i^giR"ev6"iiie"% trip to _ the ^caves from the railway in at^C.ilgary-last .weelc>by defeating^the children.. It is" expected ?thatv all'j thej IfectetTfdr"th"elr ""fitness for'the charaV" '. ' \.t t Jt _ l Calgary Jball twiileis in'-the final, after - Julj^ was a.record month in1 British >¥* ** ' less' than•*7tbi ee-*'hours'' witboutiariy injured will recover. i, 1(t • „• *, * *. ' ters -ossigned*"th*em *-and*'consists' in serious di__cUlties,''and"~yuu may state a close and excitmg^game.by 0 to 8.' • ,, The woi'k, of rescue was commenced part of, such , sterling artists as J. J. Co'uiitbiafor timber,business:™ More for me that there are no*real physical "' - " - (- 1 " immediately by the'people of Spences' ^Elwyn, Franklin. Georg'c, J. .P.^Win- licenses were issued during that month SKIRTS . 1- ^. <, LACROSSE. _r ' and the revenue"'was gt eater than for -' : '" fj - , - -". . ,\-.' * r. difficulties' 'for ladies making the trip . New-Westmiuster defeated" Seattle Bridge, wKq were on the scene" within ter,, Miss Aim Egglcston and Miss any month ""in the "history of "tlie Here Is'a Bargain in Black Lustre^-Skirts. arnowe ."not"mor Cit is'suipiisine 'people'in~thg to me etha citty therwhoe on Saturday by a score „of 13 to 3. half an honr. Drs. Wade, Chipper- Gertrude Claire. ' prosince. „ •-. - Jj - , take'advantage of a few days liolidays - The Regina lacrosse^'team- are on field, Sainson. and Verreiteburghen *, '' "i 1 You can buy a nicely'finished- Lustre" Skirt ,Dui ing July two hundred and thirty- - U in this "'beauty"spot wheie~the air is their,way west to'the poast. 'They came down from Kamloops by a . .-- "" iri l - ', f •»„ -, ^ , six licenses were issued. The revenue perfect, the water the purest in the play yt_ Nelson to-morrow.' JSome special train at 11 'o'clock last night, Mr.'Harold Nelson's Plans. that we ."have sold at. $3.50. Friday, and was over $60,000, about $29,000."being world, and eveiything tending,..to arrangement might be made to induce and the wounded are being well cared » Rehearsals were started in Toronto, .. -: v -~'* ^ • * ; • . v- • ' for licenses and $31,009 for royalties^ Saturday,"*while they last, ^they will be' sold- make a visit one of real enjoyment them to stay Ovei at Revelstoke for a for. , - August 7th by Mr. Harold Nelson and - „ ., ' "•*•/ J' Jt *-'i*i- ,*- r; and unbounded pleasure., There was'no damage.,to C.P.R. , r game with the local stick handleis." his company in preparation for the "In the* caves ' pioper we went e-r 11' 'x. <• By a fortunate circumstance, Dr. R. *" forthe'low price—Only;$i.gb. 7- '. ^ il. YACHTING' .1, 1 coming season. Manager Walker has Fear Removal^of Duty through as far as it was deemed ad t ..* - . ' k, ' ^.^ H. Ker, surgeon to Los. Sc Ma'cDon- furnished the popular Canadian actor SEATTLE, Aug. 16,—The Reciprocity visable to go at present, and we were The' Canadian boat*Temeraite.has ell, -the Nicola Railway ubuilders, with four new plays,' all late metro Convention, which opened, in Chicago highly delighted1" with_ its' appearance. won two *• out of tlireej-aces for'.the happened'tobe'on hand yesterday. politan successes and heavy royalty- today," will consider, the'taking off of ', Canada .Cup, against f.the American Befoie the doctors arrived from Kam Tlie walls are of'pure maible,"that pieces, and which are said to be well tbe duty on lumber shipped'into the defender Iioquois.^yThe -series con loops he had attended to the majority \MM0MM^ man .could uot in centuries carve to suited to Mr. Nelson. Each play will United States from Canada, and strong sists of five laces and*?.there is every of the injured, setting fractures, .etc. make so beautiful. ' Right here I want be' mounted and costumed on a grand protests from Washington State Will prospect of the Canadian boat bring- ' The eastbound C.P.R. train " was 1 to tell you that, in studying the for er scale than ever," a piominent New be wired to Chicago against any such passing on the opposite side of the mation I feel that tbe caves have only ing^the cup back to. Canada. '. York firm having just completed the action on the part of delegates to the river.at 3:20 o'clock, just as the.slide begun to - be discovered; I flimly be CUitLING elaborate scenery. A larger and more convention. Itis felt.by the luiubei- lieve that miles of underground chan *• The Scottish curlers'-who visited came i down., The passengers wit capable company will be required by men throughout 'the State of Wash nels nnd caverns -.will,yet»be found. Canada several years afco have invited' nessed the sight bf their lives.. the greater productions and this has ington that the lumbering interests of The marble or crystallite lime-belt the Winnipeg cuilers^to'se'nd a -team , Eveiything the,Indians owned has ^een secured with that popular young the state would suffer severely if Can -i ^ ft 1. " runs through the mountains" from to the • international- curliiig > bonspiel been lost. The place is - a scene of actor, Mr. Clifford Lane Bruce again adian lumber is admitted free to the J south \vest_to nbrth_eMt,_andjthe_dip. at^Kandeisteg,_ Switzerland^^^wbich utter desolation. 1 < , < \ '•• engaged as leading member of the United States. No pains or expense "TT ' • ~We~have severairB^l!cf¥^6ff"Reriinants ^of-Lacesr-| will take you under tho chainof.moun- takes place in February,next. . •* will be spared-by tlie^'lumbermen of — Embroiderings, ;„Ribbons/ Trimmings, Etcr, They are ¥uppbrt7~The company willopeirtlieiF tains to tlte north eastwatd of Cougar regular season at the Winnipeg Washington to defeat the proposed Valley. I will revisit the caves again I-OOTBALL. < ^ ' * ft . Presentation < all marked down so low in Price it will be worth your time : -.i.i- \ Theatre on September 4th, after which removal of the duty. - , There is a ptospectVof the Ideal and hope to spend longer time when I A pleasant surprise party took place they will travel west, to' the Pacific It is feared here that the fight wi 1 to look at them. ,They are a nice lot. kickers playing tin exhibition game at be an uphill one, for the reason that „ l *" -<• . can 'possibly assist in .its further ex at the resideiice of Mr. Ed. Corning, coast. ' *- Nfelson du'iing the Fair' there next the finishing mills and dealers of tbo ploration. I have boen in a number Fifth street, in honor of his marriage. month. ' v " ' «'- l Eastern States are almost a unit in of caves in dilferent parts of the coun L 1S His Eagle friends,' to the number of favoring the removal of the duty. try during my trips annually i for,the r. A picked Bnghsh"teain of-Associa about thirty, took advantage of the Knights of Pythias past 44 yeais, but I never saw.any tion football players will tour Canada occasion to present him wit h au illum 'A special will be held on Wednes Japan' Buys Canadian' Cattle COOL thing so beautiful, and they do appeal and'the JUnited States^this fall. Sir inated address, got up in a -most day evening, Aug. 23rd, in Castle to me, so grandly beautiful that I have Edward Cochrane,,.a keen supporter MONTREAL, Aug. 16.—The flrst ship-' artistic manner by Mr. E. A. Orchaid, Hall over post office at 8 p.m., to ment of Canadian cattle for Japan allowed myself to 'become very en of the game in England! has donated a accompanied with a 5 o'clock tea, set transact special business, balloting will leave by the steamer Athenian, thusiastic. By all means udvise'the silver cup valued at" $500'for-the and a silver serving set, consisting of and initiation. A full attendance is leaving Vancouver on September 18. ladies and gentlemen if they'desire a winners of a game bettveen ~the visit-? 34 pieces. JThe,party ware introduced requested. The animals number foity, and were week's holiday to go to the caves. ing team and a picked Canadian 11. purchased by the Japanese" govern J- V (. „*" 1 by Mr. P. Levesque, after which Mr. . S. MCDOXALD, 0. C. 1 ment to be used for breeding purposes. J-yVc have a range of Underwear "Mr. Deutschman did everything,he 1 ' TRAP SHOOTING. , ' H. A. Brown read the address and on ' "- that will suit you sure.. * ' could to-make"us" comfottable. He behalf of the entire company ^congrat li' has a splendid camp 'with two large ", The following scores were made at ulated Mr. and Mrs. Corning. Mr. '. -' ,Men's-Fine Balbriggan, natural tents, and from 25 to SO people could t'le traps 20 birds, unkown angles : Corning on behalf of himself and Mrs. be accommodated now, with the'ad- A.J. McDonell...':". 16 Corning, responded in a few well awwmmwwymwfwwmtmwTTT'wmywig colors, well made, all sizes, .per. , W. A. Sturdy .,'. 14 , - garment 75c. dition of a few pairs of blankets. The J. G. Bather .;. ' ."" 14 chosen remarks thanking his' friends trip down from the caves was made '1 *" Dr. Monison . ..'A...... , 12 for their handsome present and good • 'Men's" natural wool, Summer in one ' and a half hours, in comfort, A. McRae '.V...... 12 wishes. /weight, lock seams, nice goods.-- and the ladies stood the trip in good Bourne Bros, i Per garment—$1.00 shape, Woodmen At', Home , Fatal Railway Accident Revelstoke, B. C. American selected Cotton Under jr The local Camp - of the Canadian CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 14.—A fast DEALERS IN. American Visitors. eastbound passenger train on the wear, Spring needle knit. This Woodmen of the "World gave another 1 Nickelplate road collided with a west Choice Groceries, Flour, Feed, Crockery is a good one—^-Per Garment— On Monday evening, Senator Hen- of their popular " At-Homes " last dee, of Indiana, and Mrs. Hendee; Mr. Friday evening in Selkirk hall. A bound freight train early today at Hardware and Stoves, Garden Seeds, $iloo. "* __ ,^ Kishman, Ohio, near Vermillion, re nnd Mis. Tait, of Andersen, Ind., and short programme was rendered, con Hoes, Rakes, Spades, Shovels, Forks, Mr. Loomis! of Chicago, arrived in the sisting of the following : Piano solo, sulting in the death of twelve persons, city, for the purpose of' visiting the Mr. Veith, banjo solo, Mr. Orchaid, while at least twenty-five others were Watering Oans, Rubber Hose, Sprink district while en route to the Portland song, Mr. Humphries, whistling solo, injured, eight of w horn will probably lers, Etc., Etc Low Prices Fair. The gentlemen of the party are Mr. Henry, German character sketch, die. The wreck, according to the •t' interested in thc placer mines of Mr. Chambers, followed by two quar officials of the company, was caused Ft eneh creek and will leave for the tette songs given by Mr. J. Melrose's hy a misunderstanding of orders, rr ^ AGENTS FOR MCCLARY'S STOVES Big Bend on Friday's boat, accom O. W.O.W. Blackbirds in full Alabama neglect to obey them on the part ot panied by Mr. E. A. Bradley. Mr. costume, A most enjoyable dance the crew of the freight train. and Mrs. Hendee and Mr. Loomis followed, refreshments being served Mackenzie G B. HUME & CO. went down to Camborne on Tuesday at midnight. Dancing was again re Your credit is good for Furnitut* I BOURNE BROS. Avenue morning and will return to the city sumed up till about 2 o'clock by a and House Furnishings. If you pay Department Store happy looking company of terpis- the cash ask for the 10 per cent, dis tonight, and leave at once for their count. John E. Wood, the Big trip north. , v chorean artists. Furniture Store. . a.-rtwV«*»isiri> 2Vt.-?4&'*v**r HP^
thought you really meant them I, it all out—that bitter, blinding sense eggs, one tablespoon grated cheese, too, should be angry. Come and see of treachery dimming all else in his half a tablespoon butter, half a tea WITH POSTAGE STAMPS •1 me again to-morrow; we will talk it brain. What did it mean—what spoon salt; bake a few minutes in JAPAN IN THE FAR EAST could it mean—save one thing? over when you are more composed." shallow pans. Some soak an hour or A FAD IW WHICH .WE AKE FAB. '-'No!" He' had drawn himself Stolen! . A&OUt the two before cooking. THE KEyrVAX '• OF • ASIATIO BEHIND. apart; stood there, handsome -. and Threo solid hours he tramped the Baked.—One small cupful of rice, PRESTIGE. defiant, with a hectic little spot on streets, beating out that grim trag ono quart of milk,' one" teaspoonful cither cheek. "No, we will not! It's edy of a lifetime. Incredible, un of salt, ono tablespoonful of butter, In China They Make Wall Cover-^ffhe Haine of the Mikado Is Whis- now or never, Otway—I mean it! thinkable, that the man who had ....House to be used in buttering the pudding ings Out of Canceled percd With Mysterious' Chooso quickly—yes or no!"- The been his friend could have carried dish. Waish the rice in two waters Stamps Reverence. other's half-impatient shrug incensed paltry rage so far! and put-into the dish; add'tho milk him beyond measure; he waited for And then Ho had reached his »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» and bako in a slow ovon two hours. . The inmates of charitablo institu It Is now moro than twenity-th'r** Finis! The mrji working away for It must swell and be a firm mass. tions all ovor Europe, and especially no more. "Very well! That ends lodgings, gono up tho creaky stairs PIGEONS. hundred years since Herodotus ex dear lifo in tlm fading twilight that it; remember, it's your own doing. with tho heavy, shuffling tread of one If it browns too fast cover till near in Switzerland, have for a long pounded to the assembled Greeks hia Juno evening wrote the magic word, Good-night—and good-bye!'•'- foot-weary and despondent, thrown Pigeon Pio—Draw, cleanse, and ly done; and serve hot; two large timo been engaged in making celebrated theory that the cardinal laid down his pen, arid looked about fancy things from stamps. An or Yes; that was it. "Good-night— opon tho door of his room, and truss four pigeons neatly. Blanch spoonfuls of grated cheese aro some fact in his*tory was tho interaction of him for thc first time in two solid "Clive!" and mince the livers with ono ounco times added. Servo as a vegetable. phan asylum at Lo Loclo, Switzer Asia and Europe, the pendulum ot hours. At last his wonderful symp and good-bye!" Full five minutes af land, for example, is partly maintain ter ho had dung out of thc room the Tliat moment would surely livo for of beef marrow, four peeled mush Southern Manner.—Prepare the : of ascendency swinging MOW to th» hony was written. Yes; not another over in his memory. There they rooms, one-half pound of veal, some rico for cooking; allow one quart of ed by old postage stamps. East und now to the West. From note would lie add, not a single bar older man stood thero in tho gather ing darkness trying to realize, to stood a full minute, facing one an picked sweet herbs, nnd ono table water to ono cupful of rice, salt a This has resulted in tho impression tho fall of Troy to tho memorable revise; it should go before the judges other, neither seeking to break tho spoonful of fino broad crumbs. Seas little, and when boiling put in the on tho part of many tourists that land and sea fight at Myka^o ho de in that big contest lie was striving mako himself believe that ho- had really gono. Clivc could surely never straining silenco. Then on it all with popper, salt, and rico. Boil twenty minutes, drain 1,000,000 stamps would entitle an picted unany a vicissitude, but of might, and main to win just os it "Stephen, you wero there! You grated nutmeg, and mix well. Tut a closely, set the kettle back ovcr tho orphan to admission into tho asylum course lie could not foresee that tho- toil, the best that .was in him, the mean it—never! He would be back in tho morning, nay, to-night, with heard " tablespoonful of this mixture into bed of coals, ond steam fifteen min but such is not tho caso. The asy grandsons of tho men wA'o heard him fair flower of his achievement that each bird, and Iny tho latter into a utes with tho lid off. When dono lum yearly receives thousands and was surely destined to bring fame that winning smile on his face, pour "Yes; I heard!" A world of bitter would witness th'e destruction" of tho- ing out apologies for thoso hasty accusation in thc tone. His lips had dish previously lined with a little of every kernel will be found perfect thousands of old stamps from per Persinn Empire hy Alexander and and fortune, maybe something still framed invective hot and angry; but the forcemeat, arranging little rolls and tender. sons all ovcr Switzerland who aro more precious, in its train. words. Not possiblo for a moment interested in tho charity. The one the penetration of India by the Mace that ho really meant them! ho beat the impulse back and waited of thinly cut bacon and slices of donian phalanx. As little coultl the- His chance; the golden opportunity f to hear moso. hard boiled egg between the layers hundred or morc girls in tho institu tion arrange tho stamps in little Western peoples, which in the nine of a lifetime; "Two hundred guineas Laughing awkwardly he turned "I was mad—out of my senses! It and dotting the surface with tiny USEFUL HINTS. away to light the gas and draw morsels of butter. Cover down the packets and soil them to collectors. teenth century dcspoilod and insulted and a gold medal for the best sym was that night you refused to lend If tho hands are rubbed on a stick China nnd wrenched open tho gates- phony by a llritish composer." All down tho blind, and then wont back me tho money. You had showed me pio with nico pnsto, making a hole The income derived from this to those carefully-written sheets of in tho center, and decorating this of celery after peeling onions the of Japan, have expected that in unexpectedly it had fallen out, bring the sheets and told mo they wero fin smell will bo entirely removed. sourco alone in several thousand dol 1 ho • courso of a few decades a Far ing with it a golden vista to hi.s manuscript. Just one more look to ished, and I saw tho chance to—to with ornamental leaves of the pas lars each year. To this sum is added glowing thoughts. Once let him win make sure that ho had copied -them try. Bako in a moderate oven. Be Whon washing articles, thc flan that from thc sale of thc articles of Eastern nation would exhibit a de be revenged. I came back here aftor nels first, the calico and muslin gar gree of military and naval efficiency that, and everything was simplified. correctly; then ho would wrap them you had gono out. , They wore in foro serving pour a gill of clear, rich fancy design which aro also turnod There was no pinnacle of fame, no up and put them away 6afely till gravy into the pie through the ments next, lastly towels, dusters out. unsurpassed," if equaled, in tho an that drawer, made up into a parcel and rougher articles. nals of nianMnd. point of soaring ambition so high morning, till he could carry them and addressed; and I took them out, opening. It is said that in many of the mon that to it he might not aspire. Old with his own hands to the big col- A cloth wrung out of boiling water asteries scattered all over Europe logo where their fate was to be de put blank ones in their places "• Scalloped Pigeons.—Remove the fil and placed round a mould containing Had our memories been moro tena Farley Ainswoi£h, most generous of lets from tho breasts of four pigeons, the monks occupy a great deal of cious, lions ,of us .would Jtave. taken - benefactors, woulcl laugh now at the cided. Too precious to be trusted "You stole thom?" jelly will do much to bring it; out their spare time in decorating" the to tho post! "Yes. I can never ask you to for halving each, and thus making eight whole and without slicking. for-granted, as most of us have,* that bare idea of calling him son-in-law; pieces. Put these fillets, into a pan walls with scones entirely composed Asia was beyond tho hope 'of resur such a possibility as thc lad hc had In tho morning he would not own give mo, never forgive myself. Ever Those who tako cold easily after of postage stamps. ^ since then I have lived in torture, with two mushrooms, one ounco of washing their head should rub a lit rection, doomed to permatlent pros befriended daring to fall in love to feeling, disappointed that there butter, one bny leaf, the juico of The Chinese, as a matter of fact, with hi.s own daughter .had never en hoping night and day that somo tlo oau do cologne or othcr spirit tration under the European heel. was no letter; Clive was comin other might be successful; but you half a lemon, and a tablespoonful of havo gone in for stamp decoration Such', undoubtedly, was th"o delusion.' tered tho head of the proud, music- round shortly, that wa.s all. But the into the scalp after the hair is dried. moro than any other nation.in tho see! Now my cup of bitterness is port wino, and let it simmer till To keop a fruit or seod cake moist, in which tho Eastern subjects of th'o loving old squire, or he would have hours passed, with no Clivr, no com cooked." Meanwhile halve four sheep's world. They wero early attracted to taken speedy means to nip the ro full; I am punished tenfold. My place it in an air-tight tin with a Roman Empire ' long abided, al munication of any kind, and ho grew kidneys,, season with pepper,, and dip tho artistic possibilities of old though such defeats as those of " mance in the bud. Hut afterwards— fidgety; told himsolf that he had been father Here, look! I—I can't say good sound apple, renewing tho apple stamps. It is said that at first thoy it!" each into liquefied butter. When the if it becomes in the least decayed. Crassus and Valerian ought to h'avo harsh and ungenerous. In the after pigeon fillets are cooked lay a half asked missionaries for old stamps, It seemed to Stephen Otwny that A telegram had fluttered from his Those whoso skin is inclined to bo excited deep jnisg-ivinus. Everybody all tho face of Nature would bo noon, anxious to purchase reconcil fillet into a woll buttered scallop and tho missionaries resolved to turn 1 iation at nny price, he went to tho hnnd. Otway picked it up mechani- yellow should never apply to it any this demand to account. They evolv imagined that the Oriental wave had
•»-.*fr-»»J«-»-»J>-»»J«-».<$»»«J»'%*i>-''»*i»4 ed more fiercely than ever in honor ble" was not in the least like him. ' 0' . of hfs improved prospects. This was A PROFESSOR'S PLIGHT It had boon just a • "THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME" LONG-WINDED SERMONS tho position of affairs at tho ap PLOT TO BRING IN DOLLARS; proach of Derby Day, 19—. DOUBLES WHICH 3RING- MANY A certain detective agency, socking POPULAR SONGS WITH BE- AND SOME WHICH WERE OVER. TROUBLES. a "wanted" forger, discovered a man MAEKABLE HISTORIES. IN A MINUTE. II. who was his doublo, savo that ho HEALTH In spite of Dr. Blackmail's words Close Resemblances Lead to Com had a' mustache. Paying this indi When and Under What Peculiar Old-time Ministers Rarely Preached, to tho Hon. Arthur Hertsea, his pa plications That Are Funny vidual to "disappear", temporarily, thoy, through lawyers, advertised Conditions They Were Less Than Two-hour tient did go to tho Derby, and did and Serious. . not dio on the road. Like a waxoa him, with portrait, as missing, men . • - * Written. Sermons. VALUABLE HINTS. tioning that ho could claim consider figuro tho old man sat in his car It is an uncanny thing to have a It is woll known that tho famous Dry, Hard Coughing, with pain I able property. The bait was taken Tho good pooplo who considor riage, swathed in rugs, his scanty, "double," to know that thero is song "Darby and Joan" was written themselves aggrieved if .they havo to behind tho breast bone, and littlo or white hair straggling from under tho Tho forger cultivated a lnustacho liko somo ono in tho world who is your that in tho picture, returned to whilo tho author was listening to his listen to a sermon that exceeds no expectoration, indicates the com brim of an old-stylo tall hat, tho "other self," . The experience is still neighbors quarrelling, but tlioro aro mencement of an attack of bronchi I. only living thing about him being claim tho possessions, and was ar twenty minutes have food reason to "You're mad!" said Dr. Blackmail moro weird when* that "double" is a rested. several otiier songs of equal popular congratulato themselves that they tis.. his deep-set, twinkling eyes... His sec raving lunatic, and he escapes from roughly. •> ond son hovered about him, gnawing In Austria an American jockey had ity which originated in an even moro did not live in Puritan days, *nhen Foods containing starch arc chang Hi.s distinguished patient stirred confinement. • ° curious way. a preacher wns only warming to his ed into sugar by ptyulin in tho sa tho ends of his moustache with One caso with a serious trend is a doublo. Tho jockey inherited mon among his rugs. Hc wns sitting up dreadful anxiety, and trembling every ey from his Into employer, where Few peoplo aro awaro that "Tlio subject at the end of an hour, and liva of the inouth. Sugars pass in a big armchair near a roaring that of an eastern college professor, Old Folks at Homo" was brought folt that ho was not discharging his easily through thc membranes, and timo the eurl drooped his eyelids. who had, unknown to himself, a upon tho doublo declared that ho Are, though it was a day of blading himself was tho rightful ''legatee. Un about hy the grumblings of al negro duty if ho did not givo his hour ara absorbed as nutriment; but sunshine, near tho end of May, wrap "This is getting on my nerves," ho "double" who was avtliingerous mad groom. Tho author, Stoplicn Foster, glass at least two turns beforo his starches do not. confided to his friend Gaplain Brook man. It happened that tho professor able to decide which was which, tho ped in many coverings of eiderdown pair wero weighed, tho jockey—his chanced to bo changing horses at a oratory camo ,,to a pause. ' Epileptic fits soon pass off, and tho and fur—an old, old man. ing. "I daren't even go away to got wont to spend his holidays in tho a drink." riding weight known—thus establish Kentucky hostel, when the -negro wiio -Thomas Hooker rarely sat down sufferer sloops. Nothing can bo dono "I've nover missed the Derby for county that contained tho asylum Tho captain, a tall man, 'with whero the other was; and whilo ho ed his identity, and tho heavier pre unharnessed his liorse happened to until he had readied the end of his at tho timo beyond preventing tho sixty years," returned the patient, tender wont to prison. In Now York remark ia a surly way, "I'm sick of third hour; and on ono occasion, af patient biting his tongue. A wina- in a thin but decided voice. "I'm aquiline features, and a projecting was there tho lunatic broke looso. chin, his frock-coat gay with a. but-' Ono day, whilo out collecting gaolo- thero is a man who for years has, this life. I wish I was back with tho ter passing this limit by a good cork may bo placed between tho going to sco Erebus run, I tell you sometimes twice in "ono day, been old folks at homo." Foster at onco thirty minutes, he only resumed his teeth. —yes,.and beat the Frenchman, loo! tonholo of geraniums and" maiden gical specimens, tho unfortunate edu hair, shook his hoad sympathetically. cator was seized by warders who spoken to in mistake for somo other asked him wliero that might'bo, and scat on promising to continue his 1 he quantity of blood In tho hu Only ono French horso hus ovor won mnn. Never in all that time has ho ho replied, "Oh, way down tho discourse on tho following Sabbath. man system is about equal to ono- tho Derby, though they've tried moro "I breathe easier for one when tho had been scouring tho country and 'All right!' is callod out," he ad hauled off lo tho madhouse. Thoro himself seen his "doublo." Concern Swanoe River." Whilo Foster was Once, it is truo, ho electrified his con tliirtecnth part ot the body weight. than onco " mitted. For both theso ghouls a though tho doctor expressed somo ing which, it may be said that "dou consuming a meal at tlio inn pre gregation by coming to a full-stop Supposing a person to weigh 130 His voico trailed away into unin largo sum of money depended on tho doubts as to tho captive's identity, bles" often do not themselves recog- paratory to rcstartinc. on his journey after fifteen minutes' preaching; but pounds, ten of this would represent telligible murmurs, and his chin earl being so obliging ns not to "die he was detained until, happily, tho nizo their likeness to each othcr. he wrolo both tho words and music it was merely to recover from a pas-s tho amount of blood. drooped oil his breast—an old, old till after the race. Lord Portsdown real lunatic was brought in. At of tho song, which at onco leaped ing feeling of indisposition, after Thc roots of thc hair are supplied man, with a yellow, parchment face, and his wifo had passed tho carriage onco released, the sane man, upset by into fame. which ho resumed his discourse and with blood-vessels. If the blood is and a bald, yellow pate, that shone on tho top of a friend's drag, and tho incident, was for a time quito continued for two hours longer. in tho firelight. Signor Den^a wrote "Funiculi pure, healthy, and abundant, tho and bowed to the occupants, who cut ill. hair grows, and is bright and glos Harvey Blackman stood looking SEEKS A VAST FORTUNE Funiculi," with no, idea that it Dr. Isaac Barrow—of whom Charles them point-blank. Recovering, hc paid tho warders would become TI, said, "Ho is tho most unfair sy, nair-washes contain stimulants down an tho Earl of Whittlesca with to bring blood to tho sculp, but they folded arms and a thoughtful frown. Erebus was a hot favorite, and, who guarded tho lunatic a weekly MRS. CAMPBELL CLAIMS HALF A FAMOUS SONG. preacher in England, because h'o ex '•The doctor knew tho autocratic tem bar accidents, scented a certainty for sum to tako special care of thoir OF QUEBEC CITY. hausts-overy subject and leaves no arc useless whilo that fluid nunatna the Blue Ribbon that year. His charge. "But should ho again oludo Me was then livin-j at tha litllo vil unhealthy. per of his distinguished patient. To lage of Castollammare, in Italy, and room for others to como after him" oppose his will might possibly do most dreaded opponent, a French you, inform mo at once, and I will Twenty Million Dollar Estate —invariably preached tliree hours, Rheumatic headache differs from all horso named Lo Chouan, was report remain shut up nt homo." When the on tho occasion of thc opening of others It is prevalent during cast Nmore harm than to let the imperious Escheated by British tho Mount Vesuvius 'railway im 1880 and so fascinating was his eloquence old nobleman have his way. Y'et tho ed not to have stood the voyago lunatic in timo died his rational, liv that the only complaint ever heard winds and damp spring weather It across tho Channel very well, nnd ing "reflection" sent a handsome sum Government. some of the organi/ers came to hiim usually occurs in persons with a doctor/c'ould not disguise from him and asked him to writo a song for against hint was thnt his sermons self the fact that the carl's condi tho chances of Lord Whittlesca's colt to tho warders and to the asylum in woro too short. rheumatic tendency. Tnduco perspira wero proportionately rosier. gratitude for Seeking to establish hcr claim to thc feto wliich* was boing held. Good- tion wns grave—ospccinlly in viow of Baxter, Knox, Hooper, Bunyan, tion, and take a mixture containing his great ago. Twice or thrice in the "Bar accidents!" muttered tho a $20,000,000 estate escheated for naturedly enough, Denza sat . down salicylate of soda and colchicum Hon. Arthur, between his teeth, as TIIE RELIEF HE THEN FELT. three generations by the Brilish Gov with the intention of producing a and Calvin rarely preached less than '^preceding month had he had cata two Hours, and often saw tho sand wino, and use a simple npenont leptic seizures, lying as ono dond for he bent over the motionless figuro in Thero is a woman, now living ernment in 17G0, which includes a lively air, which the Italian peasant daily. the carriage. "All gay, dad?" ho abroad, who left hor native country tract a mile and a half long and a loves so well, and in half an hour run out in tho hour-glass 'a period. Brief as these crises were, j FOR TIIE THIRD TIME Ticvling in tho throat, with" a sen ,they were not a little alarming, and nsked, in a voice that was meant to for a peculiar reason. In a largo milo wido through the heart of tho "Funiculi' Funiculi:' was the result. sation of dryness, is greatly relieved Dlackman had refrained from men be cheery. store she was onco accused of being city of Quebec, and eight acres of The same day Den-ia sang it himself before they came to "lastly"; but by frequently taking half a tea- tioning them to tho family. By "Very fit, thanks, Arthur, my a shoplifter. Able to prove hcr in lho fa'tious Plains of Abraham, Mrs. at tho fete, nnd ils reception was so not ono of thom all could rival the spooriful of lomon-juico and glycerine ysomo chance they had occurred when boy," said tho earl feebly. And his nocence, sho was informed of the dis Caroline Lambert Campbell, wifo of warm that ho published the song, prolixity of the Rov.. Thomas Banks, turbing fact evidently she had a mixed in equal parts, tho earl was alone wilh his medical dutiful son foil back Jrom tho vehi William A. Campbell, an assistant and soon it bounded into instant a soventccnth-cciilury divine, who on troublo ti tho stomach. Try rhis- attendant. cle's sido with a deep sigh of relief. "double" who was a criminal, "take superintendent of schools in Brook aneous fame throughout Europe. - ono occasion, after keeping his con caro that sho does not como to trouble in the stomach. Try ehu- Soon a rosy nurse, in crisp, bluo But even as the old man spoko his lyn. N. Y., has engaged counsel to It-was an accident *-that led Mr, gregation ovcr two hours, sard. barb, bicarbonate of soda, sulphate head dropped on his breast. Around learn of your existence," advised tho push her case in the Dominion nnd "And now, having cleared the ,gown and dazzling cap and stream police. Milton Wellings to writo his famous of soda, and gmgor, which make an ers, appeared with a tray, and sim- him the vust Epsom crowd roared Britislt courts, says tho Now York song, "i.omo Day." His wifo had ground by these fow preliminary le excellent and safe medicine. and jostled. Tho numbers wero go Tho woman wont to live in tho Herald. marks, I will address myself more jUltnneously a gong boomed through gono out for a trip in a yacht on a Tender feet should be bathed every the house. ing up for the big race; ,in a few country, but when tho shoplifter, Recently she received, from Lord directly to my text." minutes the Derby would be lost nnd fleeing from tho largo cities, contin neighboring lake with somo friends, day in warm water, using a table -i "You'll stay to lunch, of course, won. Lyttelton, Colonial' Secretary, a re and late in the afternoon tho nows An amusing story is told in this spoonful of Tidman's sea-salt to Blackmail," snid the earl feebly. "I ued operations in the smaller' towns ply.to a letter sho addressed to King connection of tho Rov. William. St. "Brooking, como here—quick! I the woman from a portrait was was brought to him that thc yacht every gallon. They must bc well wish I could join you." again mistaken *for her and had to Edward, which states that Lord had been upset and tho party George Paterson, ' who, not many dried; but don't use any powder. [ ^He shrugged his ancient shoulders, don't liko tho look at all!" cried tho Knollys, the King's privato secre years ago, requested by Dean Bicker- Lion. Arthur, his voice rattling in appear as a witness. Then what thc drowned, but tho composer "could Adenoid growths are small fleshy and enct a.misliking eye at thc bowl polico hah foreseen actually happen tary, is able lo advise his Majesty gain no information as to whether steth*' to preach for him on the' fol masses suspended at the upper and pf steaming beef-tea. his throat to take no other action th'an, to sug lowing Sunday. Tho clergyman, who r Tho captain bent over the still ed. Tho shoplifter, ' aware of tho his wife had been saved or not. In back part of the throat. Thev' arc S* d, it - "Remember," he called after thc fact that sho exactly resembled tho gest that Mrs. Campbell take her this terrible-suspense.hc could only objected to thus being made a stop common among children, causing a iri^''S doctiiS "I'm going, to tho Derby,, in figure in the carriage, listened at tho claim to the courts. gap, 'declined th'e duty, whereupon spito of tho-lot of you!" heart, looked into tho staring eyes. other, started a fresh career of crime walk hi3 room ti-i his eyes alight vacant look, and snoring at night, passing.herself off as the latter. And ed on a poem of Hugh Conway's tho Dean, retorted by commanding lhoy prevent proper nasal breathing. He lifted to his friend a face as REFUSED THEIR REQUEST. him to preach". This defiance,seemed lo restore his colorless as that of the earl. in the course of time-so much annoy which was lying on his desk. The Removal is the only remedy. \*V '*$*? hood-humor, for he chuckled feebly ance to the respectable double thus In 1S87 tho Privy Council refused words suited Iris mood so well;that • As tliere,was no way of escape Mr. 4/ - ""j*** aw.hc plunged his spoon into tho "It's all ovor," hc snid simply; Muscular spasms of the feet and - "we're beat."- resulted that sho disappeared - from a -joint application from- representa he sat down and, to kill timo.dashed Paterson' determined to "be level" legs, known as cramp, mav be "treat -V-* Jtowl, and, catching the nurse's eyo, her native land forevcr.- tives -of -tho Catholic church, tho with the Dean, and, announcing" as executed an elaborate wink. * Across the motionless figure tho off tho music " * ed by rubbing. The "movement " Church of England and tho'citi/.ens r two stared lividly at each pother. A young boy, sent homo from Eur * ' JN FIFTEEN MINUTES."' his text th'o-119 Psulm, he began by should bo upwards, " towards tho -nXlft Thero was "only one other person of Quebec, asking thaU £30,000, - 1k\ "They're off!" came a hoarse roar ope alone, * was looked after on tho An Army, bandmaster was" respon reading his text of 170 verses body, to aid the circulation. When „ lir.^ ht lunch besides the doctor—the Hon. held by tho British' Governroe'nt and from tho" crowd. And as tho'.-long long voyage by^a fellowTpasscnger, a sible for tho song," "The Girl I Left' through twice.. Then taking, each rubbing, it is advisable* to use a lub-^ |i\rthur Hertsea, the earl's ' second collected as rentals upon" this pro- verso in turn he delivered-a homily! ;'# son. _ He was a heavy, low-browed line of glittering silk jackqts swept stranger,''who in a harbor where tho Behind Me," being written. lie Had ricant, such" as vaseline, to prevent forward amid a thunder of hoofs, lad fell overboard also saved . his pertyv-should bo equally divided be-' on it, finally resuming his seat at any irritation of the skin. **"$ * person, with a florid, mottled faco, twoen the two churches in ^Quebec. gained--* a great reputation as a flirt, ' ^"0* and. a sullen expression. Ho nodded the race for the Derby began. life. ,On landing the* rescuer* slipped and on. thc day his regiment changed tho closo of the third hour, by which .Egg-yolks vary in their nutritive y ""We're not bent yet!"'hissed Hert away before tho boy's relations could Tho Privy Council, -with, tho-asscnt- time the" only - surviving,' member of •Sulkily as the doctor took his seat of Queen Victoria," decided that'the' stations,ho -was always absent bid qualities in proportion to 'the inten-" >* at the tabic. sea savagely, the sweat shining on thank him. ' - ,'- , ding good-bye to some young lady the congregation "was the Dcnn him sity of color. Iron is tho coloring, : yy- his forehead. "Help mc—quick!" heir would in time' appear^- and • tliat solf. After tho service tho preacher 'Guv'nor still want to travel down But the . lad had -a photograph of to whose charms ho had fallen a vic matter Brown-shelled eggs havo no They hoisted up the earl's body in him, and tho property, and its usufruct from said good-byo to tho Dean in tho to F.psom?"-ho asked, cocking -_a the timo the decree to escheat ter tim," thc same process boing repeated advantage over white ones. - Judged to as natural a posture as possible, robing-room: "-"Good afternoon, Mr. as an article of diet, a yolk of rich 'bloodshot eye in tho doctor's direc HIS GRATEFUL SISTER. minated in 1865, belonged" to tho at eacli station. At length', out ;of tion, nis big hands trembled slight- propped with rugs and cushions from Dean," Was his parting shot. "I reddish-yellow is preferable to ono behind. Clambering into tho - car by tho aid of this, received' news heirs of Louis Joseph Lambert, who tarcasn* one of his~compani<>ns wrote don't think you'll.command old Pat •;y, and ho .merely played with the gave largely of his vast fortune" to tho famous sans, which was played of a pnler yellow. food on his plate. It was easy to riage, .Hertsea stood up, with his that the . gentleman was living in erson to preach again in a hurry." glasses at his eyes, one hand upon another stato. Thither she *• proceed the French" in the French and Indian by the band whenever tho bandmaster -In striking contrast to these long- Palpitation is functional disturb Lsee that his evening's amusement had war. When tho English conquered rejoined the regiment, and by this ance of tho heart's action, and not ot been . such as would bear the his" father's'shoulder. Ho thus helped ed, saw the original of thc picture, winded sermons are th'o discourses to support the body in the desired as it appeared, and was pouring out hc was deprived of his estates and easy stage it camo lo bo the march which' begin and end, within-a min a disease. It is caused bv indiges ''torning's reflection. ing-out tuno of lho British Army. tion, insufficient rest after meals, f "I would let him, if I wero you. position. Brooking stood on . tho her thanks when she learned he -was those of his wife, the 'Demoiselle Ge- ute, like that - of th'o Roy. Charles step in an easy attitude. not, after all, her brother's . pre noviovo De Villoray, who inherited But for a practical joko tho fav H. Yatmnn a short timo ago at and excessive smoking. In women, Jj'ght buck him up a bit—the drive, hysteria, and tea are among the com iind all that." "Erebus! Erebus! The favorite server. He was, howevor, promptly 103 acres in Quebec 'city* from' her orite - song, "Kathleen Mavouroen," Ocean Grove, Now Jersey. After in love with his visitor, and a year father. might never have been given to the mon causes. Adjust these matters, '."Ifo would probably dio on tho wins!" yelled thc crowd. Tho judge's announcing his text he snid, verdict coincided with the popular later they wero married. Thoro is world. Tho composer, Nicholls and try a mixture of iron, digitalis, ourse, if ho - didn't on the road something strango to add. ".Where havo you beon for forty Crouch", wrote it in the train whilst "DON'T WORRY; IT'S WICKED," and phosphoric acid. ) lown," replied Blackmail shortly. one, and, with a mighty cheer, thou years, Mrs. .Campbell?'" said Sir Wil sands of hats flew sky-high. In view Hearing tho story, the renl lifo going to Plymouth bn.business for a only that^ and nothing more, and Infectious diseases requiiino, to be 'f Hertsea's ruddy face turned a cur- frid Laurier, when Mrs. Campbell notified to the local sanitary au *jus color. , ** of his great age and infirmities, it savor, .who was passing through tho visited him two years ago. "I know commercial firm, and when thero he then sat down. Almost oqually short was not expected that tho owner of stato, called to seo the boy and also sane, it to Mrs. Rowe, who was well was tho sermon of the Rev. Henry thority arc small-pox, diphtheria, •/'Gad!" ho muttered. "So bad as Erebus should load the, winner in, so his "double." Tho sister then at every member of your family and orvsipelas, typhus fever, enteric fov hat?" their history, and you are the . only known in tho musical world. She Jackson, an old-time Yorkshire vicar the crowd'cheered hiin from a dis last .was ablo to thank him, but, asked-him'to sing it at her concert, on the text, "God is lovo." This er, puerperal fever, cholera, mem- * Ho was obviously hard hit, and tance. - oddly enough, sho, unlike all others, missing member." Sir Wilfrid, branous croup, scarlet fox'er, and re [Mackiuan began to soften towards through- his wife,"was a collateral but he refused; n's h'o had only a was his homily: "If," my friends, I .As for tho two scoundrels in tho failed to seo that hc much resembled small opinion of the song himsolf, wero to preach to you for a month I lapsing fever. " im. -jAfter all, this reckless bruto her husband. And she was thinking claimant to lho Lambert estate. [light havo some natural feeling. carriage, their one idea was to got ami ho would hnve discarded it al could add nothing to tho glorious Natural wines rarely contain moro back to town with their inanimate to herself, "Had we mot I should FOUND DOCUMENTS. together had not h'o looked out of significance of these throe words; and than twenty-six per cent, of proor r "Of courso you know that he has charge. After tho race, Sylvia had never havo, fallen in love with my spirit, therefore thoso of a larger •ttorod Erebus for the race?" con- brother's real preserver," when the The energetic efforts of Mrs. Camp the bedroom window of his hotel the so I lcavi* them with' you." ''nued thc son. "I thought so. Woll, passed on foot, attended by threo or next morning, to see a placard on Moro remarkable was th'o sermon percentage hme spirit added. The four men,-and'had glanced timidly individual said to her: "It is-an-ex bell, only child of tho late Leandor addition is generally an inferior ar '0 all expect the colt to pull it off, traordinary thing, but you are sur Lambert, of Kingston, *N. Y., so far th'o hoarding opposite announcing of lho Rov. Andrew Clarke, delivered nd everyone in the house has back- towards' tho "" carriage. Tho expres that ho would sing the new song, ticle. It is a great mistake to drink sion of rage and terror.on her prisingly liko my wife." .. «.•"-. h'avo .rcsulted^only, in finding many a fow "" years ago In Chicago. "I "fortified" wines. d him to win a tidy bit. So, y.'see, - Ono of tho "best' known'actresses "KATHLEEN.MAVOUREEN,", - waited patiently for th'o Lord,",was 'Jkl* brother-in-law's , faco had provoked documents \\hieh'"Montreal % aiid^Quc- Whitlow is a common ond trouble the guv'nor—well,'if anything-scr- comment from" hcr escort. , *."• hns a '.'double.'.'-".Sho became 'quito bee/lawyers -told her did not_ exist tliat" afternoon .in Plymouth. ,'-- his' text; ami this wasi his sermon: Mis happens,-tho nomination will-be 1 unnerved one evening on seeing her Annoyed beyond measure. Crouch' '.'Now,, my brethren, I put it -to some abscess nt tho extremity of _ a ."Hertsea doesn't look particularly 11 or had been lost. finger. It begins by inflammation of iiid, and wo shall all be iti the cart iVother^-self —staring—ijatTher-from rushed off to Mrs. Rowo's hou.so and you,_if_'Dftvid^.could^.wait_ patiei>tly_ _ 5*a nice tunc.'" *" "' '""' -jdyful;"-saidjoiic-to^ahotherrr"Qiieer -r-Mrs.--CampbclI-s—father, —Lea'ndor- the""nai 1,~aiul i >T~cliafac tor i sod ~ by"~i i*f"^ "out iii front." Tho visit being re Lambert,' was 'tlio eldest son of began" to upbraid her soundly for her and found it worlh while, why can't 'Dlackman roso hastily from .the chap, that." They woro walking be peated, tho actress, ascertaining, tho impertinence, but"her persuasions at tonso throbbing pain. After fre hind'Sylvia, 'who did not hoar."' Augustine,, Lambert, of Quebec, who you?" quent hot poultices, thc whitlow able, striving not to let his face be- woman's identity, wrote hor saying, last prevailed, and that afternoon ho But if ono *iV*ants a model for a Iray the disgust he" felt. "Nerves all wrong," responded the that, like many othor stage folks, removed to**" Troy about XSiiO and should bo lanced, to got tho matter other. died there in 1855. Leandor had sang tlio song into fame. 'A* week short sermon—ono which' can be com •"Lord Whittlesca shall not go to sho believed in omens,- "and it heing later he. sold il to a publisher for awav as soon as rouble. . Ijowling swiftly along thc pleasant generally considered so unlucky for married, and .one child, Mrs. Camp fortably delivered within sixty sec to Derby with my consent,-*" ho said ?50, nnd it is said to have brought onds—it would bo diflleult to find a Out of sorts, run down, below-par, jldly, us ho left tho dining-room. Surrey lanes, amid the cheerful noise 'doubles' to meet, I am quito affect bell, was born beforo th'o young,fa- aro indefinite expressions; >ct every of a return from tho-Derby, Hertsea thor went to St. Louis on business the publisher in- $73,000 within a bettor ono than Dr. Whewoll's dis •As ho left tho houso ho oncountcr- ed whon I suddenly seo you." Would few years. body knows the feeling they repre :1, almost "on thc doorstep, a tall, and Brooking discussed thoir plans. sho, therefore, kindly'send tho ac in 185S and foil a victim to tho course-on-tho toxt, "Man is born to sent. JLook to your haliit3 of life, light girl, in a pretty, groy walking- Thoy spoko,in a whisper, put of def tress word whon sho intended- to bo cholera- epidemic''. which swept ovor "Tho Slar-Spnitglorl Banner" - was troublo as "lho sparks fly_ upward." actually written in battle, the''au and to your diet and drink. Tnko » , ross. She waa on foot, but *ono iit- erence to tho.'Still.form on tho other present? The reply that* camo back that city. "I slinll divide tho discourso*"into things easily for a while, nnd try a inctively felt that sho ought to scat. The clamor of chaff and laugh was tlint,the woman herself was ter .Tho estate is estimated to be worth thor, Francis Kay, having jotted It th'reo heads," h'e said; '"1. Man's ter around them was in ghastly con down., on a piece of wood Svliilo tak teaspoonful of the compound.* syf'up avo bcou riding in a carriage. It ribly superstitious, shc had not nt"'least $20,000,000,, but Mrs. Ingros<» into the world: 2. His pro of ltypophosphites in a wineglnssful as Lady Portsdown, wifo of tho trast to their livid faces and low- known that meetings of "doubles" Campbell would not como into actu ing part in the hombardment of a gress through' the world; and ... nis toned talk. British fortress In 1812. of water three times a day after ,dcst' son of Lord - Whittlesca. Hor woro "unlucky," but now awnro of al possession of this. It is entailed egress out of the world. 1. His in food. „. ••licato faco boro traces of anxiety, "By Georgo, I'vo Just thought!" the fact, she would never see. the ac • gress into tho world is naked nnd under the British' law, she says, and Mumps is a specific infectious dis ut it brightened ns shc saw tho cried tho Hon. Arthur, with a slight tress ilay again. Sinco then, how she would have" only a life interest, ST. PETERSBURG'S PLEASURES burn; 2. His progress tlirough tho tysician. When Blackman told hor, ly amused air, during, apanso in ever, the two have boon consistent ease prevalent during spring and with the right, however, to mortgage War or no wnrwar, tho aristocratic world is trouble nod care; 3. His autumn. There te painful swelling ii answer to an eager query, that tlie that ghastly conversation. "Thut correspondents. th'e properties. ogress out of tho world is nobody iri was no worse sho smiled grate- beggar Portsdown is now tho Earl oi Russian pursues Kis pleasures with on one or both sides of tho neck aod an abandonment that speaks of un knows where."' To conclude: If we face. Movement oftho jaw isl difll lly. Whittlesca!" TAKES HIS DOUBLE'S PLACE. 4 live well/- hero wo shall livo well "Not yet!" A hand like an eagle's limited resources or unlimited reck eult. Tlte Inflammation passes off in fj'It would bo terrible," sho said, Somo j-oars'ago a certain English TflE SCIENCE OF WHEELS. lessness, lho pleasures of the tablo there, and I can't tell you more if I seven to ten days. Apply hot fo r—if anything were to- happen be- talons gripped his shoulder. . Tho preach a wholo year."—London Tit- carl's voice, fuoblo,-yet vibrant with royal personage -had a "doublo," Attenlton hns boon called by tech aro protracted to an inordinate de mentations to the swollen parts, and ;o, he and Portsdown wore rocon- who was an oyster opener in a res gree. A lunch", in which tho courses Bits. give a doso of fluid magnesia four lod." passion, sounded in his ear. nical writers to tho fact that tho "Ghouls! Villains! You thought mo taurant. For the fun of the thing wheels of vehicles intended for driv aro plentifully watered with cham 4 times a day for two or three days. Blackman was an old friend of the dead, did ye?" • tho member of royalty donned tho pagne, will spread itself through tho FAST RAILWAY-MAKING. id's daughter-in-law, and hc know ing-roads have not kept paco in de Artificial feeding of infants re Motionless and speechless, iho rpn- man's linon sleeves and apron and velopment with the othor parts of afternoon. You may barely escape Thero is now in use a now rail quires great caro. Nothing but milk 1 tho circumstances of the estrange the I-waited 011 tlio guests. One customer, ment between tho ho't-lomporcd peer spirators stared blankly into carriage mechanism. Experiments at 5 o'clock, though you begin to eat way track-layer, wliich, with a crew can bo digested until after four teeth detecting somo difference in tho at at 1, The host never sits down, ply of forty men, will lay two miles of • d his son and heir. It was pretty burning eyes 'of tho revived r.o--i.se. tendant's manner, asked why ho had with heavy vehicles indicate that have been cut. To give nnvthing ntic, penniless Sylvia Leicester "Did yo never hear of catalepsy, wheels should be mndo both higher ing his guests with a succession oi track a day. Tho track-layer has a else means cei tain tioubic. For the become so dignified. Tho joking re hugo crane 60 ft. long, which pro ho was thc cause of tho quarrel, my dear and dutiful- son?" continued ply wa.s: "Been presented at court." and broader. Tn England it has boon good things, liquid nnd solid, i Even first month two-parts of barloy- irtsdown met her, and straightway lho accusing voice. "I could nil see, recommended that with a maximum tho afternoon tea in middle-class cir jects forward over tho rond and wnter must be added to thc cow'? Whereupon tho customer, of courso, hauls behind it a train of sixteen •sired hcr for his wife. His father, T could not feel; but I could hour. I in ignorance, actually said to royal nxlo-load of eight tons tho width of cles i"3 a very formidable undertak milk, the second month tho parts 'lh a perversity not infrequent in heard every word you pretty j-.tir of tiro should be about 104 inches. In- ing. Tt ineludes dishes of various flat cars loaded with ties and rails. may bo equal, and the third month ty: "Would not 'been up in court' A continuous double lino of cars derly gentlemen, did not seo tho blackguards said! To-morrow 1 send bo morc likely?". crca.se of the diameter of tho wheel sorts, in which meat will certainly they should bo two of milk to one or ing in thc samo light. Rovilings for I'ortsdown und hi.s wife " is snid to be more effective in pre figure, and Russian ton', served in a moves constantly over rollers and barlov-water. The fourth month tho A peal of senseless lau-thior intir- Believing in the "unlucky to meet venting ilamago to road-beds than carries tho tics with it. Both rails cow's milk may be given pure. Id thrculs wero met by nit-jry, your 'double' " theory above men glass with lemon, is but the' pale [hilo-Iippod defiance, and a riuinway rupted the old man's speech. Thc width of tiro. and tics arc seized at tho proper tioned, a millionaire, who • lenrnod comparison lo sparklinjc chnnipngne. timo by the machinery and placed on arringo closed the first act ol tho lion. Arthur llortwn wa.s a .;inher The appearance of the streets tells of ing maniac—London Answers. thnt a certain individual exactly re 4 tho rond in front of tho train, whero agio farce. Hertsea had n'.ways sembled him, gave that "shadow" a wealth, too. No finer equipages ov on his fnther's favorite son, and they shortly form part of the track HONESTY, THE BEST POLICY. f substantial sum to leave the couniry. HEAVIEST B'ACIC BURDENS. ist nnywhore than those which, over which it passes. wa.s with a sort of grim sn*.lsf:i'.*- The mnn went lo the West Indies, h'orscd with coal-black f-leeds, dash Now, honesty, jou will ngree. Dii Hint the earl altered hi.% will. QVFiR A SILVER IIRIDGK. Probably the greatest weights car and. by causing it to bo suspected ried ' on tho backs of men for any at full speed. In lofty disregard for Is far tho best old policy— •prytMng that was not strictly en- Ono of tlio customs observed nt thnt be wns the rich person's twin th'e mere foot passenger, down thc ABYSSINTAN CUSTOM. 'Twas \.rittcn on the «hole-life plan. led was left to his second son; distance aro tho loads of oro brought At Axum, in Abyssinia, a singular Iloheniinn nmiTinge-fonsl that brother. I*e obtained unlimited credit up from tho mines of tho Andes by central .strip of wood pavement in When God a rale-book gave to n*ian. 1 that meant a considerable fur- a fortune. The moral custom i.s observed. When any per Iho pienium, which i> always due, no, for the ent'l was u wealthy milking the bridge cross a -silver i nncl acquired miners of Chili. In a copper mine-in the principal, "prospects," . as tho to others. Another son is injured, lie gets hold, if • pos Is bnsed on all that's bost tn you,. fir. bridge. Tliu hti'lo's raflier-in-luw lifts j lvns -'not lost a ravine' leading from the main wider streets are denominated. Hold her on to the table, where she Walks millionaire-was informed where his range of tho Cordilleras, all the ore ing the reins in his two hnnds, with sible, of his adversary's garmi-iit and And not till <-Vath your spirit lures. Everybody was sorry fur .oi-'s- on two rows of silver coins, nr. tlie "other sell"" could bo seen. A meet is carried a vortical distance of 450 arms outstretched, tho "driver, medi- tics it to Kis own. If he can do This sacred policy matures. ,\vn nnd hi.s gentle wife. In-', Lord end of which her husband stands and ing being however, exactly what was foet, and the average weight per man ncvnl in dress, hns the summnsy me this, th'o offender never attempts to Then, if no lapse in life you've mado, lilllcsa held on his way in a receives her Into Ills urms. The .sil not desired, the other man wns hand is 250 lb. This load is carried up thods of a Roman charioteer. In release himself nor to leave th'e gar Thc claim in Heaven will be paid. ibborn manner tisiinl in elderly somely remunerated lo get out of the ladders made of "notched trunks of ment behind him, but quietly follows Secure it now, before too lato— ver bridgo typifies the \w>:illh with way. ' Years afterwards the million deed there is something of Imperial n who ni*-. also peers of the realm which hcr bridegroom hopes to trees, set almo"t upright, ono touch Rome in his second capital of tho to tho presence of his superiors who Pay up in full, *•?'< ,\o rebate. U Uio Ifon. Arthur llorlsciv ginnbl- smooth her path in life. aire learned that his supposed "dou- ing thc othor. Czar. aro to j'u
In tlio mnttcr ef Joseph Perry Enshvncvt, do- .censed, nnd in t ln.-_.iiiiit.tm- ol lim.'lOfllclul A GREAT NAME & A GREAT PIANO Administrator's AM,." Notice is liereliv given (lint by order nf His Honor .1. II. Forin, County Judge, (Intel tliu '2'Aril dny of June, iyo.ri, (.,'eorpo Smith MeCtirici-, oniuinl Adnilnistnuor for tlint pnrt ol Koniu nny Countv comprised wltli'ii tliu evelsioko A great name Those nre the Elector. 1 lllstrlut, IIAH been (-runted letters ol I reasons whj- lhe udmiiiistrntton, to administer nil nml sliuml in business is won ur Hie c-itnte of Josepii J'orey Kivsiwood, de- "' .1^r.m.:oe:vt i.r.LMir.'l Nordheimer Pi censed, intestine. on the strength ano commands .Ami further lulic notlecthnt nil clnlms upon ot manv vears of lhc highest at Under the auspices of the Royal Agricultural tho snid ustiilo must be sunt lu to tiie snid The'undersigned has opened a Lumber Yard in the tention and pa A ilml ulst rn tor, nt Ills ollk-e Inu>ertnl llnnk Illock, Ko\-u'Mn'-i>, II. C . w Hli In iiu iluys from tronage. Tlioir lhe (Into hereof, nfier whlc-li time ull proceeds City and will handle all kinds of every note is and Industrial Society will be illstrilju led nmong tlie puriles iiiwtully pure and musical Ihereunlo entitled. They are manu GEO KG K SMITH McCAKTKn, RGl'GH.Alia DRESSED LUKBER factured for cri- €* Olliclnl A'llmlnUtrnlnr. I'cal .'ind high Dated tlio 27th ilny of J HUM, WOO. J uill 1 ski class li*..de, their S_IEKGi.ES, LATH, ETC, ETC. re very apprecia su tion demands at musi- September 27th to October 7th, 1905 Certificate of Improvements A full stock of Kiln-Dried Edge Grain, Finishings ledge whicli be dge. always on hand, and Mouldings of . every description longs to wide ex "be NOTICE Meudow View. Xo. '- minernl claim, situ.-ite iu will be kept in stock. perience ami fa- l!ld t0 sl,ow i.~i/Uii: R the Allow Like Mining Division of We-,1 Koote miliarty witli the ~*-Vrf>j; you litis artistic Stupendous and comprehensive array of nny Distriet. highest ideals in a^mpian o and make Wheie Iiit-nted—ouo mile nortii of Kite Vnlloy you acquainted Exhibits representing the resources of all Canada. Cieek, and four miles east of Keltlu Itivei. the art of piano •J'AKIt NOTICH Hint I. John II. OM. ncliiiK wilh ils pleasing 111 njreut for lnjhelf, Kveo Mniei's Oititieult' ?'o. manufacture. possibilities. II H.VJO'i, intend, si\ly knysfium the date ln-ieof, TO. CONTRACTORS!!! I lo upply to the Minim; Itei'iirder for n Ceitilieate of Inipiovemeuts. for tlie pmiioso of obtaining u At Our Yards wc will at all limes bc in a position to I ! I Crown Giiint of the above claim. And further take notleo that action, under supply all your wants in First-Class Material. Section 117, must he commenced hefore tliu issuance of such Ccrtillcate of Improvements. Dated this 23ml duy of July, A. D., 30(15. Biiu«rn.j.iiun.i.i'j..ii.l Revelstoke Insurance Agency JOHN U. ObD. LIMITED AND ATTRACTIONS Certificate of Improvements LOANS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE ia. E_st3_ a NOTICK Enlarged Grounds. New, Handsome and Tolodoia and Souimerset mineral claims situate Yards—Juot South of Hotel Climax, on Smelter Track in tlie Airow bake Muling Division of \Vcot Kooteuay disli ict. Spacious Buildings. ' Wlieiu located:—Two miles east of Kettle river w^xoEesssonsissznarazsBaajssiaiessciBaszsaEEESssssssEaa nnd one mile fiom l-'ne Valley Cieek, to Vancouver, and when the demand TAKE NOTICI*. tlint I. John II. Old, V. M. (i. Revelstoke Herald and ISD.V>II:I, nctin;,'."siicent for A. H. Old, l-\ JI. C. g/VWVW^/^VWWV'VWV'VW*^ for Hour for the Orient roaches the lllKauinnd W. 11. Pago b'ree Miner's Ceitiiieate W WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS IN [ROWING AND W Xo. I. lir»2tir>, intend sixty dajs from the date Railway;.Men's Journal. expected magnitude the trade from hereof, to apply to tlio Mining lleeoulev for n *g Lacrosse, Horse Racing*, Broncho " Busting," i& Ceitillcato of Inipiovenieuts, for the puipose of Vancouver will outstrip tbat from the obtainingn Crown Giant of the ubo\c claims. ty Military Parades and Excises. " ty And fuiLher tako notice that action, uniler Published e^ery Tlnirsilny. Subscription $2 American ports from which the.Hour Seetion J>7, must bo commenced hefoie Hie per year. Ail»ertisingr.itus on application. ty ty issuance of such Ceitilieate of Impnncuicnts. of the Kansas and Washington crop Changes of advertisements must be in befor ty ROYAL IRISH GUARDS AND OTHER FAMOUS BANDS. ty Dated tliis -iindday of July, ioor,. noon on Wednesday to insure insertion. is now being shipped. All kinds of JOHN B. OLD. Job Printine in all iU branches promptly and ty ty business is impioving iu British Col neatly executed. jf. GRAND WATER CARNIVAL—PARADE OF FRAZER RIVER .*, umbia. The increase in the price of T_ Fishing Fleet, Parrol Boats, . H. M. Warships, T. copper and the paying markets for ty Indian War Canoes, Etc. Indian Sports. 2? THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1905. silver and lead hold out splendid '£. * prospects for tlte Pacific province. WESTERN DEVELOPMENT ty For all information write W. H. KEARY, *j£ Along the E. fc N. line on Vancouver ty Secretary and Manager, New Westminster, B.C. ty At once for "CANADA'S R. HOWSON & GO., FUNEEiAL DIRECTORS, EftiBALMERS island, which the Canadian Pacific lias dV ' ^ _l&|. GREATEST" NURSERIES ", XV. E. Maclnncs, freight traffic recently acquited, thore is plenty of tytytytyty^tytytytytytytytytytyty'tytytytytytytytyty for the town of Revelstoke ancl manager of the Canadian Pacific rail coal ancl timber, and in fact through to the Corean frontier and which surrounding country, which way, while in Winnipeg the olher day out the province the indications are includes tho territory where Vladivo 'E will be reserved for- the right spoke interestingly of the progress to such that the country will boom verj' stock now stands. The Chinese, who man. START NOAV at the ; be noted in western Canada. The rapidly."—Rossland Miner. . were almost frightened out of theii best selling season, and handle '." Tonr Credit is •• Good " development in this province was wits by the presence of the allies ancl our NEW SPECIALTIES on ' AT'THE ' '* ' " ' " J? specially mentioned. JMr. Maclnncs Russia Bagged Vladivock. by their violence, willingly ceded to The Lead-on the Old " Goat " Liberal Terms. Write for par- i said : The name Vladivostock signifies Russia tbei territory which Ignatief Claim at Last Located.—Jim - ticuliirs, and send 25c. for our "All Canada is enjoying prosperity desired, with six bundled iniles of Handsome Aluminum Pocket. " Mistress of the East," and Vladivo Snell arid Sid Graham at Last at present, but the phenomenal devel stock was acquired, founded, fortified coa'st line; and only a year later Prince •Microscope—A Little Gem-^-1 • " Locate the Ore Body. CARPETS •'• >.„• LINOLEUMS , OltOLOTlIS' opment of the west is hclpiugtlie man and equipped in order to make Kussia Kung accidentally discovered that . useful to Farmers in examining ' AND" ANYTHING IN THE FURNITURE LINE." ufacturers in the eas>t. This season the mistress of the East. The story of tlie allies bad bad no intention of For years* a continuous search, -has seeds and grain; Orchardists ih,.f , there are good crops in Quebec aud occupying Pekin permanently, that been niade"for'tho"oi'e>sbiUe on what Vladivostock's acquisition is a very ( : examining trees for 'insects; TKE PEOPLE'S 1_ Ontario, with the outlook promising a peculiar and a very interesting one. Ignatief bad done China no service is now the Kbbie Five, mineral.claim. Gardinei-s in examining plants FURNITURE STORE record harvest in' the wheat aiea of it is exceedingly characteristic of whatsoever, and tlint Russia bad Some years ago, lying at the fost of a for insects; Teachers & Schol REVELSTOKE, B. C. - ^ the west. This, of course, is good for Russian diplomacy, and. as it is almost obtained a valuable Chinese province perpendicular precipice, l.:C0 fecthigh. ars in studying Botany and railway business, and the freight traf unknown to thu present generation, bv fraud. on the Cromwell hill, a large boulder Everybody iu a"hundred dif fic, both east and west on the Cana it is worth re-telling, osppcially as the of galena of high grade was found, ferent ways. dian Pacific, leaves little room for history of Vladivostok may eventually New Westminster Exhibition. which could not have come from any THE REVELSTOKE WINE & SPIRIT CO. complaint. We are doing our share other place than from somewhere on Stone & Wellington, determine its fate. Forty-five years With the Dominion Exhibition just ' LIMITED. of the business. The central west has the face of the precipice. TONTHILL NURSERIES, ago. the English and French were at six weeks away the various commit such a large area under wheat now. The clangorous position, however, (Over SOO Acres) war with China and theallies marched tees that have to do with the elaborate IM PORTE RED AND WHOLESALE DEALER. and people in other countries, even as deterred many-from prosecuting a TORONTO. - ONTARIO on Pekin. Sir Hope Grant and Gen.arrangement s are working overtime far as England, arc cominencing to systematic search. ' Many' tried, but Montauban, who later on was created in order to bave their work all com know that it is a desirable place to generally lost their nerve when they Count Palikao, commanded the expe pleted so that it will require ouly the The British Columbia Manufacturers of Aerated Waters live, that there is uot any doubt con dition. The commanders were gteatly got out where "a slip meant in pressing of a button to set everything • BEVELSTOKE, _3. O.- ' cerning the future. I was over in troiibled by their unacquaintance with stant death. Finally the seatcb in full swing on the morning of Sept. Employment Agency England some time ago. ancl I could Chinese affairs and by the shiftiness was given upland tbe claim abandoned 27th. In connection with Agencies at see that Canada is being kept before of the Chinese. To their delight tbey This year, however, Ed Vipon'd re Scores of artisans and laboters are VANCOUVER,SEATTLE tbe people of tbe old country., Much were joined by a charming young stated the ground, ancl afler several CALGARY, WINNIPEG GET YOUR EYES EXAMINED FREE of the business conversation there Russian oflicer of the guards, Xicholia busy on the site of tbe 1905 National j unsuccessflll attempts Sid Graham Fair and nearly all work lias developed | „ '. ^ AND EASTERN CITIES brings in Canada. The Canadian Pa Pavolitch Ignatief. who was twenty- and Jin| Sne became lmhaeA wiLh into the stage where finishing touches , .,. ^ ^^ . All kinds of help supplied onshoitcst notice. A large variety , If- you- require cific has fourteen large steamers ply- eight years old. who spoke French and theii a}j ty clilnbera nn of Glasses always V - ' anything in Jewelry are the only worries. The old pro- kept in stock here it is here for you.*, ing on the Atlantic between Britain English to perfection, and who bad a nounced their intention to got tbat LUMBERMEN'S HELP A SPECIALTY vinci«tl exhibition grounds, on which Try. a pair on A complete stock marvellous knowledge of matters ore or KO to Missouri. Sid put his Application* prfmiptlv_ iiltended. .to. Office and Canada, and we are building two so many successful fairs bave been we guarantee -a—' _of the' right class . bead to work and fashioned a, very Queers Hotel Illock. '!". O. Box 248~ oc i more. A fleet of that magnitude will Chinese. Tie provided the command perfect iit. of s "l* . . "~ . held under the auspices of the Rnya\ ingenious rope ladder with steel R. H. ROGERS, - MANAGER carry quite a number of people to this ers with maps, \t ith valuable informa Agricultural & Industrial Society have spikes to drive into tho rock, and foot Iluvolntoko, B. C. country during a season, and then we tion which led to the taking of Pekin, been greatly enlarged and witb the by foot tli"y descended tbe face of tbe j. GUY BARBER, -Jeweller, Optician nre in very close touch witb all the and lie made himself generally indis many alterations and improvements cliff, scanning, with their eyes every other big steamship lines. pensable.— Thus hc became the will, for beauty, surpass anything of inch of hm face. "There is a development going on companion, friend ancl confidential the kind in Canada. Sucre.« at last'crowncd their efforts, concerning wliich little has been said, adviser to the commanders of the THe Royal City The new buildings, which represent and the long looked for ore was found I refer to British Columbia, which is expedition. When the allies had the latest ideas and best skill in —18 inches in width of clean ore, and going ahead now at a wonderful rate. taken Pekin and had destroyed the architecture, together with the ex. although no assay values are yet ob The unlimited resources of that coun Summer Palace in order to avenge the e penditure of $3o,U00. are now in the tainable, it will easily vim up try are just starting their output. murder of the European envoys, and hands of tbe painters and decorators over $100 per ton. They have the forests, minerals, fruits when tbe Emperor of China had taken whose scheme promise most attractive Fish and Game in Season. and farming lands, with excellent and flight. Tgnatief succeeded c-asily in Work will lie started at once by the persuading the terrified Chinese that results. lucky owners getting down a car of ever-increasing facilities to get the Wholesale and Retail First Street, - Revelstoke* B. G. ore, and it is fully "believed that the produce to market. The shipping the allies hntl come to expel the t-eign- The space in tbe buildings is ample Triune mine will be duplicated. The l-'isli Merchants done by the Canadian Pacific to the dynas-ty and to subject China to to accommodate a stupendous array themselves, lie told them lhat the of exhibits representing all that is ciaim is owned by a syndicate of five : Orient is growing rapidly. Tbe war E. R. Vipond, Beit Fowler, AIo-x. Engliih and French meant to stay in of interest in the products and manu in the east lias helped this trade, and McLean. Fied Mills and Sid Graham. •while it is too early to say what the Pekin permanently, ancl that nothing factures of Canada ancl the extreme & COY effect of the finish of the campaign will would turn them back. China's only limit of this space will be occupied. FRONT STREET Wholesale ancl Retail Dealers - be, there are many evidences that it hope lay m securing tbe intervention The "British Columbia exhibits of , will mean the conveitingof the Jap ofastiong European power friendly horiticultut-c, floriculture, agriculture, anese and Chinese to the more Euro to China, such as Russia. He, Igna live stock, fish, game, Umber, miner New Westminster PRIME BEEF. PORK. KLTTON SAUSAGE. al.", etc., will be an eye-opener to all pean manner of living and tho conse tief, woulcl he the mediator between FISH AND GAME IN SEASON.' the Chinese ancl thc foreign intruders. who are not in constant touch with quent increased consumption of the every centre and corner of the prov. He alone was aide to causo the foreign Write for our intereHtir.g books "Invent- heavier articles of commerce, such as ince, and it wil! be a revelation to or\s Help" nnd " Hov you nre swindled/' troops to withdraw, and he would Send in n rvufgfi sketch or model of your in-, wheat and flour, whicli are produced visiloisfrom other pnrts of the Do vention on in proven* en I and wc will tell yon( All kinds of Fish, Salmon, free our opinion ns lo wliethrr H ioprobnbly' in Canada. This idea suggests won make them retire from Penin provided minion ancl the world. Nearly every imtcntnhic Rejected nppli cut Ions have often been nicce^fully prosecuted by ns. \Ve REOPENED REMODELED derful possibilities in tbe way or trade the Chinese would cede to Russia the fmit growing district in the province conduct fully equipped offices in Moiittcn)^ Halibut, Cod, Smoked Salmon, —and there nre about thirty ot tiiein nnd Wa^Iiiiif.toH ; tnitcitmlifici imto niompt-t between Canada and the east. With north bank of the Amur and the Iy rii-tpnlcli work nnd quickly .-cine rn tents, —will make its best showing, which ni broidns tlie invention. Highest references. the market established Canada can whole of the TJssuri province—which furnished. * Kippers, Bloaters, shipped to Union Jfotel Restaurant reaches from tbe rnoutii of the Amur means an amazing display of what is Patents procured through Mnrion & Ma**/ supply it. Fall wheat is now being destined to he one of British Colum rlon receive speeinl notice without charge h>.) and the whole of the Ussuri province— over IOO newspapers distributed throughoutf produced north and south of Calgary, bia's most important resources. , the Dominion. < all points. Mrs. McKitrick, Manageress. which on English maps is now called Specialty :—Patent business of Manufac in tbe Lethbridge district and in the The sports and spectacular and , turcrers nnnii(df ]ltngincers . the Maritime provinco—which reaches Open at all hours. Short Orders tastefully served. Okanagan valley of British Columbia. musical events will be in keeping with MARION & MARION _ Jt is not a long haul from these places rom the mouth of tbe Amur down the general.naturo of the great exhi 5 Patent Export-! nnd Solicitors, t •—_.—. . • v» • -• ••, Meal Tickets issued. Rates Moderate. bition. . fcjJSSSS^sSS®' Write for Prices
• JIU | >j(iBiiwi_ia»WMaMg>>aftigjaLg»M.-^ ^ / OVER AN -m-mJf. .•f,- fffti f'fti 'Jfti. fftil fffti f*fti ftifl t*%•. i fti ff fti'4 ?fti f' fti ff ftn ff fti f lfti f' fti ff fti f? ftt ff ftt f fttf fti'+ ftt1 '4. i*t*' fft i . ty§ Do Not Neglect Your• Hom' - e <•* Y STABLE- OLD IV. J. LIGHTEURtlE, Manager. ty. We have a large assortment of .Garden Tools,. Spades, -^ First-class Livery and Feed Stables, Saddle Horses. + Hoes, Rakps; Etc., Ornamental '"Garden "Fencing, Gal- "' ; The Mining Excitement at Single and Double Rigs for Hire on Reasonable ty vanissed Wire Mesh Fencing. t NEWLY BUiLT ANSI FURNISHED Seymour Arm Recalls the Big Terms. Turned out Clean and Neat.' Bend Excitement of Forty ^Paints, Varnishes, Brushes l\ STRICLY F!RST-CLA8S Years Ago. '«•'.,- " ' Whitewash Brushes and Brushes!of'all kinds.. .-^ .T."-: Call and iuspect our new stock. .',.'. • " v; THE BAR IS SUPPLIED D FOR SALE Not since the collapse of tho Big ty ••;';.;., • J, _— ::,;. /.;... \ J, WITH BEST BRANDS Orders left' here for Firewood promptly filed. Bend excitement of 1SG5-0 havo so Dry Fir, Hemlock and Cedar. many people congregated at 'tho old WINES, L8QU0RS AND CIGARS townsite of Seymour, at the head of I Lawrence Hardware Gompaeiy j t^_*i r*Jt*a tfri f_fri *^S ***** »*fr» "«*N »*$*• ********** *<\** »ltv ;*fr« ***** ***** ***** ***** **&* »4». ***** **¥* .*K **T* ft* ** Seymour Arm, and trodden the old ••i*1 'Jt1 *JL* sL" *i 4* 4» *X' ** 4« *> ••• V *V V **L* **L* **v lX* **ia* 'X* \L" *•*• *%* 4* ^ ARROWHEAD, - B. C. tvnil that served thousands of fortune f*AA*A/+/+/ii/i/i/i+i/^^ as. Turn ross, Prop luintors ns they made their way to IT/M'J_II/_ • JXifrm and from tho EI Dorado on tho Col- LOANS NOTARIES tlinhiaand its sold laden ttiliutaiies. Abljr furnished with the Choicest the Market The location of the nunieious mineral affords. One of the best and claims on what is the most pronounced SIBBALD ~& FIELD commodious hotels in the City and best defined vein in the province, HAVE is responsible for the resurrection of BEST WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS Free Bus meets all trains. Large, Light bedrooms. "the old trail. Scores of men have Rates $i a clay. Hourly Street Car. already made their way to the new Monthly Rate. Fare 10 Cents; strike and more go in \\ ith every trip ouses and Lots W. M. Brown, Prop. Front Street tho little steamer makes from Sica mous Junction on Shuswap Lake. FO R SALE J. Albert Stone. • Prop. The old trail is but little overgrown •with new growth of underbrush but IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY FOR SALE fallen tiiuber makes travelling irk —At a Bargain if Sold This Month— some in places. The old log bridges INSURANCE * ' COMOX COAL are in most cases just as firm and ONE' RESIDENCE ' sound as the day they were put in, In Central Part of the City, and One and even on the large branch of the Lot 50 x IOO. Eest brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Travellers to Seymour river, the abutments of the **&* »«t*, ,**** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** t't'i j't'a **j** *TJ** rfv f*i% £fra t*t*j jejfo t*fr| jfls i*fr« **T* **fr* ***** A ***** ***** A GOOD RANCHE Fish Creek will find excellent accommodation at this T^TTpti.1 M^ *$>* '*P'*V*4^J * •*•' %K*4* '*- '•t1 '4»J l+' lV l*V V 4* * l+l**V **v^*v **x Hotel. bridge are~in good condition though 8o Acres, close to town, 35 acies of the superstructure has long since been ty Which can be easily cleared. Suitable for CHEEF YGUNG, Htiy and Mixed Farming-. Apply for Proprietor swept away. In the valley at tho * J.B. Cressman I particulars at HERALD Office. head of the Arm there is a consulei- Able extent of excellent land suitable ART TAILOR 5)6 for mixed farming and fruit cultuie, HOBSON & BELL though the greater pat t of it is, it is WHO IS id See Oir Seotcfi Tweeds l undei stood, held by absentees who Before you place your Order for a Fall Suit. » also have" the timber rights. The YOUR TAILOR ? a quality of the timber is of the finest, We also carry the Best Lines of Worsteds and Serges the cedar, fix and other tiees reaching Your clothing is the most in'the market. PRICE RIGHT ! huge dimensions. important factor. Clothing made by good tailors will Latest Styles and Fit Guaranteed. * Upon passing through the heavj give satisfaction. Tailoring WE USE THE UNION LABEL. , timber and reaching the higher ground ib our business,. f the growth becomes more open arid If you want to be.neaily and iffi' Q. A. SCOTT, Mackenzie Avenue great stretches of wild pasture hinds, well dressed let me take your f measure. Latest, stjIes and knee deep in luxuriant grasses, greet the latest cIoths_are supplied the eye and afford feeding grounds for at our Tailoring establish '' large herds of«cnt iboo. This is a.fav ment. '" BAKERS AND COMFSGTsOt.ERS $*fyyvwv>vw\AAAiv^^ y-> *:. > ~ . -v ' * - te .Fresh and Complete Lino of Gioceries. orite hunting" giouud ^where .the In dians resort for deer, and they have M *-..• -* -i ~ ' .. .' *aaaao****a****o*a*oea»** JM • been very reticent about the presence • FANCY CAKES i HE HERALD ressnianf ' #i'ir bf mineral in that neighborhood, many ART TAILOR # I AND COHFECHGHEnY ! J3& claiming tliey knew'years ago of. what • . If you ttant tho^ahove wo can ' Yes, that reminds me that I did^ not "send ..... : ..:- ,.,j£ « •. ty • supply>ou with an)thing 111 this' • is now^terme'd^the.new galena strike Jf. Jt. Jti fti 'ftt fti fti fti fti fti ftt fti ftt x_*1 ftt ftt f-M- *.r lm0.1,,: ,- , ' "J 1 l 1 l l T r that order of Printing I was intending to. Now * bu't'-said notliing about it as tliey did '4. ff f* f* f '+'TJ. ff f 'iff f }*v v(f ff f f* * • * THY OUR ~ , ( •' < WnOLESOJIE J not want the white men to kuow of here I am out of Bill Heads, Letter Heads and LEGAL the' cariboo" hunting""to be had; they I White and Brown Sread ; in fact everything. , It would not look business- «**>>-¥J- .wanted that for themselves. I Scones and Buns ! JCOTT & BRICOS, like'for me to write my letters on Wrapping Paper., - - There are already over-eight miles of Dances and Pin ato Parlies Catered To. * "claims stakccTou the gieat galena vein Barristers, Solicitors, Ete. Full Stock of Excellent Candius. Solicitors lor Molsons Bank. MOTTO : Never let your Stationery run but.". and many of the prospectors who are First Street Kevelstoke, B. C. Notice to Creditors in that section will no doubt tuin A. E. BENNISON, * Mackenzie A\enuo. their attention to the surrounding fJARVEY, M'CAKTEK & PINKHAM hills and it is moie than possible other Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. ' THE MATTER. OF THE ESTATE OF Solicitors tor Imperial Bank ol Canada. WILLIAM HABB BEATTY, LATE OF discoveiies of importance will be made Company lunds to loan at 8 per cent. - ARROWHEAD, ' BRITISH COLUMBIA FIRST STREET, Revelstoke B. 0. UPTODATE PRINTING t before the snow dtives the prospector DECEASED| IBS (AWARY .MARBLE OTICE is hereby gi\'en, pursuant to the out of the mountains. A vien 2.0C0 DR. MORRISON N " Trustees and E-cec utors Act," to all credi . At Moderate Prices. . tors of the estate of the said William Itnbb Beatty - feet deep" and'proved to be more than DEN'flbT to send or deliver to the undt-r-signed, on or before tlie l°t da> of August, 1905, tlio-.r chribtian names NEAT three miles "long is not found every Office—Iawrenco IHnl«areCo. Block—Upstaiis and sim.ames, addresses and descriptions, the CRAillTEWORKS. full pui ticulars of theircluims, duly perilled, and ^ 1 day.' "Whether it will prove'all its the n.ilurc of the -,ecui ities (if au>) held b> tliem. - Denlers in nntl Manufacturers of -SOCIETIES. And fultlier take notice that after snrh date the Mai'ble und Gtanite Monuments, Jas. I. Woodrow 20th Century . owners hope or "not depends-upon so c\ei.utoi-s will proceed to distrihiitorthe astcts of AND the deceased, having regard only to the claims of Cemetery Fencings. ihintlepieces, "many things that it is somewhat pre uliicli theyshall tl.cn have notice, and will not be' Tablets, Butchers' Slabs, Cindy Slabs; mature to make a forecast but it is LOYAL ORAN.GE LODGE No. 1358." liable for such assets to any-penjoit/Or persons oft Imposing Stones, etc. _ , Regular meetings ore held in the whose claims theysliall not h.ne leceived notice, very probable that works maj',' be Oddfellows Hall on the Third Frl- at the tune of such distribution l\ , CLEAN • Prices the -lowest, for best material Retail Dealer in— < ^ . *- Business College: davof each month, at 8 p m.'sharp. and workmanship. ' \ erected for the local'treatment of the' a VluItiiiL' brethren cordlHllvinvilea Sated tlie 8th day of June, A.D., 1003. Beet, Pork, VICTORIA; B.'C. ' . » -, .J A. ACHEbON*. W. M HARVEY, MCCARTER &'PISKHAM, "" 'The largest_"\Ionumontnl Works in' -*-i—-ET-JrTAGCil-.&TrRec.-Sec— the Northwest-Territories.^—.. , -ofe6houl. Eved provn ife thtoe b gole lodw an whed silven thr evalue limits Solicitors for~thT"X_e_utors;~ —-—Mutton ,JEte,_ KOOTENAY STAR, It. B. P. -WORK- SHORTHAND of oxidation is passed, .it will be a huge Fish and Game in Season.... Meets on First Tuesday ol every month, in TIMBER NOTICES. The Sorr.erviUe Co., Props., TYPE WRITING- lead mine, the assays giving C9 per I. O. 0. r. Hall. -TELEGRAPHING • ' j. ACHESON. W. P. - Notice is hereby ghen that thirty days after CALGARY, ALTA. " . , AU orders promptly filled. cent of' that metal. Should the ore . *»- -- It. J.TAGCiEttT, SEO. - i date I intend to apply to-the Chief Commis BOOKKEEPING sioner of Lands Mid \*i ork* fi.r n special licence Co 9 be treated on the spot, the old town of io cut and carry away timber from the loUow' R. Howson & Co., Agsnts, T«eot ,. EBYBM50HB.B.' PENMANSHIP " Cold Range Lodgro, K. of P., ing described lands lu East Kootenay districl: Seymour wt'.l tig/im . ber the,seat of - RBVKLS'J'OICK, B. C. No. 26," Bevelstoke, B. C. 1. Commencing at A poU marked "Arthur activity; histir.y Will repeat itself as Paj lie's north weft (.orner post," "planteil on EETS' EVERY WEDNESDAY the cast bank of. iillivan river about Smiles A thorooeli liuiiness training. Arrange. has happened mine than' once in M iu OddfellDMs' Hull ac S from Kinbasket Lake,'.hence south 80 chains, menu fur Doanling Caiuullan Pupils. ; o'clock -VMting Khlghts are thence edit fcu chaius, thence nortii SO chains, PELLEW-KARVEY, this province. The future progress of cordially invited. - ' thencewest SC cbains to point of commence ment. the uew.miiiiug disti ict will be watch z BYAHT & OILMAN COTT, (!. C. Dated June 13tb, ICOi. /^" ' Mining Engineers NORTON PRINTZ, Principal ed with keen ii.teiol. STEWART MCDONALD, K. ot P.. £ S. 2. Commencfng at a post marked "Arthur H. A.BROWN. U. ot F Pa; no's south east corner post," planted on SEWING MACHINE.' and Assayers, r.o elstoke Corresponding Se:rttary • ln the- old.daj s of the Big Bend ex tbe south, bank of Sullnan rher about 5Ji miles from Kinbasket lake, tbence north -lo ROLLER BEARIN& VANCOUVER, B.C. ; Established 1650 C. S. DENT ' chains, thence west 1G0 chains, thence south 10 citement the .thousands tha^flocked chains, thence- cast 1G0 chains to point of ' HIGH GRADE. in went either by trail along Shuswap commencement. ASSAY WORK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS v 3. Commencing at a post marked "Arthur UNDERTAKEN. Lake or by water to Seymour, then Pajne's nortii cost corner post," planted on the south bank of Sullivan river about 5^ by tiail ovcr the divide to the Colum miles from Kinbasket lake, thenee south 80 Test« made up to 2,0001bs. • chains, thence wesi so chains, thenee north 80 " A specialty made of cheeking Smelter i bia, river."' TLe steamer Mai ten was Corporation of the City of cbains, thence east 80 chainB to pointof com Pulps. Piano Tuning mencement. Samples from thc Interior bj- mail or built at Kamloops by the Hudson's , Revelstoke. 4. Commencing at a post marked "Arthur express promptl> auended to. Pajne's north wen corner post,!' planted on correspondence solicited.: Bay traffic and cariied the majority the south bank of Sullivan river, about fi'A Leave Orders at Allum'a Jewellery Store , miles from Kinbasket lake, theu:e south
meeting was brought to a elo3a b/ 11:1 •lr5*v-S«&_*f,ie3«S_;*lc_f»cr^»STS,,lr3j*<'£^ «**8Hz,*J earnest tuldress from the chairman exhorting • all to throw themselves enthusiastically into the work of the church. : Two excellent services wore hold You 10 DAYS during the ..evenings of the. mesting. :-' Addresses w.ere delivered by Dr. } BETWEEN NOW ARCAI Wliitejnnd Rev. A. Henderson. Should AND IN A|LL DEPARTMENTS , ... o-: B. C. Game Laws Do not kill at all any pheasant, Wc must clear out all Summer Goods before FALL GOODS ARRIVE. STOCK TEN DATS robin", gull, ehalflnali,' English hl.it k- bird, thrtitiii, linet, skySark,. swan, or SALE birds-thateat noxious insects. UeiA'tr, TAKING (Cut Prices arc the Order of tbe Day cow or cal of caribou or moose, elk or mall wapti, fawn of deer; ewe or lamb of- a** *********** ******** *'.*** *••*••* ••••**** ••••••••••••• e»o ************* *************** ********************* ****************** big hum. Open 1st. Sept. to 1st. March.— Duck, snipe, bittern, meadow latk, Men's Working Shirts . Men's Odd Pants felt Jiafs for Men heron, plover. Men's working Shirts. Reg. Price $1. All Wool at $1.50. Men here's a gen One Lot of these Hats. Your choice Sept., Oct., Nov., Dec.—Kill grouse, Now—6oc. uine bargain for you. at the remarkably low figure—50 cents. prairie chicken, and ptarmig'in. Bulls Just the thing for this hot weather. .,• of moose, oik, caribou, wi|pili and arm ll rabbits. Men's ifeglige Shirts Men's Suits Sept. 1st. to Dec. 151 h—Deer, moun tain goat, ur ram of big horn. Light Collars,-'with collars attached at All this Season's goods. Reg. Price Straw and Amen Jfats Nov. 1st to Maieh 31st, lake land 50c. You should see them. $12, Now $8.00. otter and marten. Men's Straw Hats at 10c. Bag Limit—Five caribou, 5 doer, 2 Another line of Suits.- Reg. $15. Now Men's Linen Hats, your choice at 25c. 11 $10.00. . Come in and try them on. elk or wapiti, 2 moose, 5 goal, 3 sheep, Men's White Shirts These are bargains you can't afford to 250 duck, 250 snipe, one season. 4-ply, Linen Fronts. Now 90c. We pass by. They are here for you. . Sell only—"duck, snipe, hoi on and guarantee these to be the best Shirts on the Underwear for Men plover between 1st September ai d market. Last February.' Balbriggan Underwear for Men at 40c* These are only a few of " Sell only goat, moose, big-horn, or per garment—80c. buys the" whole suit. catibnu from Oct., Nov., Dec, also Soys' Suits the Bargains that will be on hare. . Buck deer, Sept. 1 to Nov. lot li. Boys' Linen Suits. Reg. Price $1.50; White Canvas Shoes Sale for the next Ten Days. Do not at any time export game in Now 75c; Boys' Tweed Suits. Reg. Price Now is your chance to buy a pair of a r.iw st.tte, or any part or portion of Now is the time to buy while same, except bo.ir, marten and otter; $2.50. Now 1.25; Boys' Tweed Suits. Reg. Canvas Shoes, (men's) cheap. Our Sale $4.00. Now 2.00. and game killed on non-resident Price has cut them down to $1.50. the Prices are Low. licence. " Do not take or kill any game imported for acclimating. Don't hunt doer with dog, or for tho hide. Do nut trap, net ur snare or take Stores Stores with gin, baited line or drugged bait, at Revelstoke etc, any protected bird; or attempt it. at Revelstoke Do not take or try to take trout with and Arrowhead and Arrowhead explosives, lime, poisons, net, seine, drag or'device other than- hook and line. In' lakes of 50 square miles, or over we can use nets. ~' Do not use salmon eggs as bait", nor buy and sell heads of sheep," elk, wapiti, One Hundred Acres of t****aaaa****************** T. G. McNiuiKht, of Halcyon,, and Now that the hot weather is coming the ores to the new methods of con moose, caribou, nor elk-teeth. '" G. A. Allen, of Winnipeg, hisbrotheri BUSINESS LOCALS. ou, you need awnings for your south centrates, magnetic, electrostatic and Donot sell grouse, ptarmigan, or the Williamson Ranche in-law, ure in the [city to-day, en FOR SUMMER windows, better order them ab once so forth. r route to visit the Const cities and the See T. C. Hutchison for ICE. from L. A. *Fretz. Also screens etc. prairie chicken;;or expose for sale anj Piirtliind Fair. 4." Study of -conditions affecting game bird plucked, or any deer, goat, is Being Divided Info 5 m Smoke Brown's Union Cigar. Paste this in your hat—The Irish marketing of concentrates', including sheep, moose, elk or wapiti, or caribou Acre Tracts. Suitable, for Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Corning returned Guards Band will give one of tlieir the. question of smelting in province PICNICS Tiicsday'iiiorninc; from their honey Private Funds to loan on Real Estate famous concerts in the Seating Rink beheaded. 5- moon tripto the 6oast and have taken Securities. Apply to J. M. Scott. or elsewhere in Canada.' -' t- Kill no game from one hour-after Just call and get a Box of on Mondayeyening, October 2nd Fruit & Vegetable Farms .« up their residence in tlioir new liouse FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT. 5. Investigation of .the desirability sunset to one hour beforo suurise. o 1 Fifth street. . . ., "ICE! ICE! delivered to all parts of utilization of zinc ore with silver those delicious Apply at the HERALD Office. of ure city any time ot the day in auy Sunken punts,-, swivel-guns and batter Owing to tli_o excessive hot weather quantity apply-, to J. O. Hutchison. contents. ies are forbidden for duck and geese. I McConkey's the Department •> of Education post Smoke Brown's "Special" Orders left at the Lawrence Hardware Do not cold-st'Ore g.une, nor export poned tlio opening of the public Store promptly filled. from the province, deer or .any schools in tho interior of thn Province Cigar. q Methodist District' Meeting ,. portion. ^ 1. • CHOCOLATE until Monday next. August 21st. Go Carts at cost, to clear out at T. Bicycle fittings, wheels repaired, ;• full stock of saddles, lives, rims "and The financial district meeting of the •Trout under six inches long are ta E. Wood's. Mr. XV. M. Brown, president of the bicycle lamps. • Agent for the famous protected. m Revelstoke and McCullough Creek ' • For carpets, linoleums and wall Kamloops district was convened this CANADA DRUG & BOOK CO., Ltd • Cleveland wheel S03.00, Rambler 2nd : • Hydraulic Mines, left on Monday papers go 10 C. B. Hume & Co. grade $45.00.—W. Smythe. year at Tappen Siding, a point quite evening for Duluth, to attend a, meet central for all, being equi-distant from New, Comic Post Cards at Bews' Another shipment of the celebrated . The Norwegian "people in 'a l-efe:- ing of ' the directors of the above Kamloops, Revelstoke and Vernon. named company. Drug Store. Globe-Wernicke sectional book cases end'um taken on Monday pronounced „ Married and filing cabinets. AH goods in This point was chosen partly because in 'favor' of the dissolution of the The garden party of St. Andrew's Pretty green carpets at Howson's quarter oak. Beware of other dealers some of the members concerned we're union with Sweden, wilh remarkahle, Ladies' Aid last evening was success Furniture Store. KOBLE-'WHITEHOI:. E— At Uie 1 evi telling you they "handle this „ brand. already there, and* partly because the though unexpected unanimity. 'Ol dence of Mi: Abi-iihaiuson, on 13lh ful in every way. The. grounds were We have exclusive control of these 450,000 voters, 320,000 east ballots, of Will Buy One; Easy. inst., hy the Kev. XV. C. C.-ildei, tastefully decorated arid| every lv dy, J3. C. ripe tomatoes for eating or goods here. John E. Wood. - - place in itself aff did "every convenience which only about 3,000 were against Antis Erstle Noble, of Trout La ict-, old and young, thoroughly enjoye 1 pickling at C. B. Hume
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