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THE DAILY NEWS TORlA.B-C', _n_ VOL. 3 J. 0.. FKIDAY, JUNE 24. 1904

that Mr. McGoldrick intends to employ during that day and may do so, the jury a battery of artillery and a considerable able to leave the harbor and are oc­ Chinamen or to open a company store, to hear the evidence during the after­ number of infantry was observed advanc­ cupied fn removing mines. Thirty new and if he does not, I -should think he noon. Coroner Berry * acceded to the ing In the direction of Senu Chen. Other forts, armed with guns from the , M'GOLDRICK would have no objection to having it so request and declared the court adjourn­ PROGRESS OF strong columns of the enemy appeared have been erected in order to strengthen REPUBLICAN stated In the agreement. I wrote the ed until Monday. and the Japanese occupied Senucjien to­ the land defences. There Is nothing to letter complained of after discussing The canvass to determine as nearly as wards evening with over a division of In­ indicate an Intention on tbo part of the the matter with Mr. McGoldrick and at possible the exact number of persons fantry, a brigade of cavalry and 32 guns. Russians to make a sortlo with the his request, and if he objected to any who lost their lives in the General Slo; According to Information received from squadron. Apparently general Stoessel OBJECTS of the suggestions made, he could at cum disaster will be even more thorough THEWAR our scouts and the inhabitants, the en­ Is relying altogether on his capacity to TICKET least have said so, and consulted'with us .than at first intended. Not only will emy, over a division strong, is concen­ resist a Japanese assault, and if he falls in the matter. It may he necessary for every home in the Greater City, which trated southward of Chapon pass." he will blow up the remains of the me to call a special meeting of the coun­ Is thought to have been directly affected squadron. Meanwhile, owing to the cil as I do not care to settle such a ques­ by the disaster, be visited by the special A BATTLE EXPECTED. system pursued in Tokio, of withholding Thinks the Council Wants tion on my own authority." detail of patrolmen appointed by the Japanese Evidently Intend Intelligence of all preliminary move­ Party's Standard Bearers police commissioner, but the investiga­ General Kouropatkln's Speech to Troops ments until the attainment of the im­ tion will be extended to oilier cities and to Take the Town of Thought to Mean Something. mediate objective, there is no news of in Campaign Roosevelt Strings on Bonus Voted towns in this state and Pennsylvania, St. Petersburg, June 23.—The expecta­ the Japanese operations. THEY WENT TO PIECES from whence have come reports of per­ tion of a great battle has been Intensi­ sons believed to have gone on the ill- Kai Chou by the People fied by general Kouropatkln's speech to RUSIAN FORCE FACES KUROKI and Fairbanks SLOCUM LIFE PRESERVERS WERE fated boat and who are missing. Such general Stalkenberg's corps on Monday General Kuroki's Headquarters in the instances will be investigated. It Is ROTTEN AND USELESS. at Kal Chou, when the commander In Field, Via Fusan, June 22.—(Delayed in estimated that a week or more will be chief said he would see the troops again required to complete the canvass and transmission).—The Russians are still The Desire is to Detain as Many Rus­ soon; that they must battle the Japan­ occupying the towns on the main road Nominations Made Amid Much Enthusi­ Mayor tfomilton States the City's Side of A WOMAN WHO TRUSTED TO ONE get the final list of dead, missing and eso promptly and that they were not WAS DROWNED NEAR SHORE. saved, Lost night's searching for bod­ sians as Possible in Northern Part in front of general Kuroki's army, with asm and Without a Dissenting the Question and Says There is going home until this had been done. a considerable force of men, but during ies of victims was more barren of results of Llao Tung Peninsula The general is understood to have No Need of Trouble and had less events than has been the the past few days there has been no Voice Being Raised New York, June 23.—Assistant district meant that he would return from Llao encounter of Importance. Now the case during nny night since the burning Yang with a large force and give battle. attorney Garvin, who has heen the ex­ of Ihe steamer. The alertness and vig­ heavy rains have ceased nnd the country amining attorney at the coroner's in­ It Is pointed out lhat he can Afford to ilance of the searchers was unrelaxed, St. Petersburg. June 23.—General leave a comparatively small garrison at is drying up quickly. Chicago, June 23-The swift sure current Tlio lei ler from Mr. McGoldrick to quest into the General Slocum disaster, but only one body was taken from the Kouropatkln's latest official despatch said loday that he believed the inquest Liao Yang In view of the absence of ot public opinion for tbe second timo fn mayor Hamilton refusing to comply with river during the night. does not carry the military situation any direct advance from Feng Wang APPOINTED SUPREME COMMANDER the history of republican conventions to­ lite suggest Ions sought to be inserted in would be completed before Monday further than the advices the Associated Toklo, June 23.—Tlie marquis Oyama, day resulted In the selection of a national night. His work was nearly done, he Cheng, and the concentration of the the agreement between himself and the Press have already indicated save that Japanese forces south. In the opinion formerly marshal and chief of the gen­ ticket without a dissenting voice. Tho city over the sawmill bonus matter, said, and he believed that when captain it shows the Japanese to be active north eral staff, has been appointed to the order was Roosevelt for president nnd VanShnick and the chief pilot of the of many conservative military men, gen­ Which appeared iu yesterday's issue of CAME UP IN THE HOUSE of Feng Wang Cheng. The movement eral Kouropatkln's massing of an army supreme command of the imperial army Charles W. Fairbanks for vice-president, The Daily News, fairly divided public excursion boat had given their evidence, In this direction Is interpreted both as In the field. and each received every vote In the con­ sufficient facts would be on hand to en­ at Kai Chou does not necessarily mean iittention locally yesterday with lhe LEADER OF OPPOSITION SPEAKS ON a threat to detain as many Russians as that he is giving battle merely to check vention. Regardless of the fact thnt the wnr iu the far east. able the jury to fix the responsibility for possible in the northern part, of the nomination of lhe ono had been assured tbe disaster, and to render their formal DUNDONALD INCIDENT the Japanese advance and defer the oc­ MASONIC GRAND LODGE. Liao Tung peninsula and as a protection cupation of New Chwang, the possession for months and the other for days, tho verdict. of the Japanese flank against a counter announcement of the choice wns necom- The McGoldrick syndicate's view of of which would be of great advantage to Its Thirty-Third Annual Communication panled by a resounding- demonstration, at­ WHAT HE SAID WAS AN ATTACK ON move on the part of general Kouropat­ the Japanese during the rainy season, the matter, and an explanatory state- When the inquest was resumed today Began Yesterday. testing tho universal popularity of tho menl from his worship mayor Hamil­ Martin Craght, of Brooklyn, a deckhand FISHER, WHO WILL REPLY kln in case the opposing armies should affording the enemy housing accommo­ become seriously engaged in the vicinity Rossland, B. C, June 23.—The thirty- candidates. The cheering was led by ton are appended: on the Slocum, said he was on the hur­ dation and enabling them to land sup­ figures known throughout the length nnd .!. P, McGoldrick. George A. Lemmers, ricane deck when he saw the fire. No of Hai Cheng. plies, and harass the Russians. The third annual communication of the grand [Specinl to The Daily News.] lodge of the Masonic order in British breadth of Uie land and echoed by a and Alex Johnson, of the McGoldrick one gave any notice of the tire. He Ottawa, June 28—Mr. Borden, leader of Emperor Nicholas has received the occupation of Siting Yo Shan by a Jap­ mighty throng of enthusiastic men nnd Lumber syndicate, wbo hns been nego­ pulled down some life preservers and the opposition, lu the house today brought anese detachment Indicates that the con­ Columbia commenced here this morning radiant women, assembled in the coli­ following despatch from general Kouro­ at the Masonic temple. About one hun­ tiating for the constructon of a sawmill jumped overboard. He said he did not up the lord Dundonald affair, on motion patkin under date of June 21: "A Jap­ nection between the enemy's armies is seum to witness the crowning feature as in this eity, left last evening for Min­ see the captain until he reached the tto go into supply. He made a long, dull practically assured. Slung Yo Shan is dred delegates and visitors are in atten­ well as tbe close of the national convention anese army from Kai Chou is gradually dance. Today's proceedings were devot­ neapolis, via Revelstoke. Tbey stated shore. He knew of no attempt to lower speech, reiterating nil the documents In advancing northward. General Kuroki's half way between general Oku's and that marks tlio seml-centlnnlal of the before their departure hat they bad not a life boat nor did he hear any fire the case which have already been publish­ general Kuroki's positions at Senuchen ed to the reception of reports on the republican party in tho United States. advance jjr

MBHIDE EXCHANGES GOOD LAND FOR SOIL OF POOR QUALITY r , ^._^f^...^'^^.-im" Pr ONR OF PRINCIPALS IN DEAL WENT TO SCHOOL WITH "DICK"

[Special to The Daily News.] Vancouver, June 2,1—The latest exploit of the McBrlde government lias been to exchange u. thousand acres more or less of valuable land on the route of the V. W. and Y. railroad, about midway between Mothers of young girls at this period of life, or the girl herself, are Vancouver and New Westminster, fur the same amount of land of doubtful value earnestly invited to write Mrs. Pinkham for advice: all such let­ on Uhe Coojultlom river. ters are strictly confidential; she has guided in a motherly way The transaction, which it is understood bas been completed, was between the gov­ thousands of young women; her advice is free and cheerfully given. ernment aud one Pohlson, who owns School days are danger days for American (jirls. Often physical collapse follows, and it some of the Coqultlam land and represents ii number of people who own the balance. takes years to recover the lost vitality. Sometimes it is never recovered. Perhaps they are The Coqultlam land Is partly swamps and not over-careful about keeping their feet dry; through carelessness in this respect the monthly partly benches of doubtful fertility, while sicknesB is usually rendered very severe. Then begin ailments which should be removed at once, t'he land given In exchange is in the Boun­ or they will produce constant suffering. Headache, faintness, slight vertigo, pains in the back and , dary country, near Bumaby lake, and IH ' loins, irregularity, loss of sleep and appetite, a tendency to avoid the society of others, are symptoms traversed not only by Uie V. W. and Y., but also by the power line of the R. G. all indicating that the organs that make her a woman need immediate attention. Electric railway company, which extends from lhe water power house in the moun­ tains to Vancouver, This latter feature is one of no small importance to the value of the land lu question, when it Is remem­ Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound bered that the project of the syndicate Is generally eonceeded to be tbe laying out of a townsite on this property. has helped many a young girl over this critical period. With it they have gone through their trials with The people of Buruubv, In which muni­ courage and safety. With its proper use the young girl is safe from the peculiar dangers of school years cipality the land lies, do not appear lo j and prepared for healthy womanhood. have been consulted regarding tbe matter, through tbelr representative F. Carter- i A Young Chicago (]lr1 " Studied Too Hard.' •• Miss Pratt Unable to Attend School." Cotton, Is now a lumber of the govern­ "DEARMRS. PINKHAM: —I wUh to thank you for the help and " P-ATI MRS. PINKHAM: —I feel it my duty to tell all young ment, and tllie farmers are grumbling at benefit I have received through the use of Lydia E. ham's Women how much Lydia K. J'lnkham's wonderful Vegetable ihe arrangement. Tbey say they waiited Vegetable Compound and Liver Pllla. When I was about 17 Compound, lias done forme. I was completely run down, unable Uie land sold to settlers and nol given lu years old I -suddenly seemed to lose my usual pood health and vitality. to attend school, and did not care for any kind of society, but now I speculators. Father said I studied too bard, but the doctor thought different and fuel like a new person, nnd have gained Beven pounds of flesh in roscribotl ionics, which I took by the quart "without relief. Read- three months. I recommend it to all young women who suffer from Many people here are wanting to know f rig one day in tlie paper of Mra. Pinkham's great cures, and finding female weakness." —Miss ALMA PRATT, Holly, Mich. bow it is that tbe government could do tho symptoms described1 answered mine, I decided I would givo this with any decency, when they were Lydia E. i'Inkhitm's Vegetable Compound a trial. I did not Thousands of such testimonials prove that Lydia E.PInk- ut the same time contending that there say a word to tho doctor; 1 bought it myself, and took it according hnin's Vegetable Compound Is the ono sure remedy to lie was little accessible laud In the province to directions regularly for two months, and I found tiiat I gradually relied upon nt tills important period In u young girl's life. fur setters, and also why. If the land improved, and that all pains loft me, and I was my old self once Look fur the bottle with Lydia E. Plnkham's face ou It, aud is sufficiently valuable to tempt this syndi­ more." —LILUK E. SINCLAIR, 17 B. 22d at., Chicago, 111. accept no other. cate, it was not put up at auction or In some other manner made to replenish the depleted provincial treasury. They also we cannot forthwith prodnce tlio original letters aud signatures of monUls, which will pro-ro their utmolnto geimineneHa, desire lo know where Air. Pohlson got his S5000 ssa-HES. Lydia K. 1'hi.Uham Med. Co., Lynn, MUSK. pull, but It is said that some of Uhose Interested went to school wltb McBrlde and '"Dickie" Is no Uie man to forgel his old friends. The government, of course, claim that tbe laud on the Coqultlam is suitable lor a farm to be used as au adjunct to the for a mining location. Westminster Insane asylum, from whicli A free miner's certificate Is granted for It Is distant about seven miles, and tliey CANADIAN LIME FOR SALE one or more years, not exceeding five, up­ also claim thai while lhey liuve given Mr. on payment In advance of $7.50 per annum Place your orders for lime with A. Oood of Pohlson and his friends the land in Rur- tclutj' 7liMiV0-n'4 -tegjLe^i; faiAcjLeJ- PACIFI for an Individual, and from 160 to $100 per the Crow's Nest Lime Works, Crow'a Nest, inaby, tbey have retained the timber, annum for a company, according to cap­ R. C. which lhey will sell. Regarding this piece ital. RAILWAY All orders promptly attended to. of Information ll is pretty well known that A free miner, having discovert mineral all the timber worth having on the land In place, may locate a claim 1500x1500 feet has 'already been alienated from the A. GOOD hy marking out tho same with two legal crown, aind all the McBride government posts, bearing location notices, one at each will make out of it will build very few MUSIC LESSONS end of the line of the lode or vein. roads. ^ ^ii±__i World's Fair The claim shall be recorded within fif­ HAS YOUR LOVE of Mualc died out be­ teen days If located within ten miles of a ST. JOHN BN FETE cause you cannot play the Piano aa you mining recorder's office, one additional day A/nM' •TlaJ./t- nstntALc(stoads Aason&fe. (J'TTS. T?UV /Le^L ZaMC*/ Excursion Rates used to do? Biz lessona ln McDonald allowed for every additional ten mlle.i or Celebrates the Discoveries of Chomplnln Smith's system of Touch and Technique fraction. The fee for recording a claim will more than restore your powe*"" with­ Is $5. and DeMonts Nelson Rossland Trail out any hard practice at the toard, At lenBt $100 must be expended on the and this, should your age be 16 or 60. Or, St. John, N. B., June it-St. John was en ' 6kJ^**n^Au &J. £&-te,£M•• for the year 1904. as made by the Anno*wir aero, subject to royalty at suoh rato aa day F. R. Blockberger recorded ihe loca­ BUSINESS MENS' LUNCH of Hie city or Nolson, it. C, will be held of 2,000 pounds shall be collected on the Arthur Bourchier, Oeorge Alexander, Mrs. Lardeau cnn get all Information ir-awt'id may he specified by order-ln-coiincll. tion of the Look Out claim on Copper by writing to or calling upon nt tho city Halt, Nelson, on Thursday, tho gross output. Department of tlie Interior, Ottawa, Feth creek. Albert J. Koebel the Frederick Patrick Campbell. Mrs. Langtry. and Beer* from 12 to 1.30 ;. in., Nt, 71 b day of July, 1904, at 10 O'clock n.m, QliarUt.—Persons of eighteen years and ruury, 1904. claim on Copper creek. Nick O'Brien the bohn Tree. Mr. Tree appeared In a new D. C. 'MoMORRia, City Clerk. ovr and Joint stook companies holding JAMES A. SMART, Point claim on Canyon creek. Silver Hill, and entertaining monologue specially writ­ I, N. DALLY WARD ST., NEXT DOOR TO OJTIOfl Neleon, June 3rd, IBM. fret, miner''! certificates may ObtfiUl entry Deputy of the Minister of tbe luti mid Jotwi * Hennossy tiie King nnd fit. ten for the ooension, TROUT LAKE CITY. B. a BALOON. THB DAILY HEWS: FKIDAY, JUKE 24 1904 • ~-"L.'^.T.-'""-'"'"*'f.-'.'J:;'r'i'- '••'~': '•' THE GREATEST FENCER MARBLE ROCK FIERCE COMBAT BETWEEN JEAN E. Ferguson & Co. LOUIS AND C.IACOMO FERRARI WHOLSESALE LIQUORS AND CIGARS 111 FORTY MINUTES THE FORMER LIME HAD CONQUERED THIRTEEN.

We have just received a large consign-: Manufactured by "Tlie greatest, personage in the an­ menl of Mitchell Urns., Ltd., Scotch and nals of. fencing, Jean-Louis, has been Irish Whiskies In Flasks, Flagons, Quart tho hero of fights so wonderful that Bottles and Stone Jars. were they not known to lie authentic The Idaho Lime Go. THE DAILY NEWS historical facts tliey might he thought SPOKANE, WASH. Mitchell's Famous Heather Dow Scotch exaggerated, even if read in one pf Du­ Bogg's Royal Lochnager Scotch mas' famous novels," says Toupio Low- ther, in the National Review. "This A rrcsh car of Pabst Beer just arrived remarkable man was a mulatto. Born in Tlio prloe Is rlRlit. Tlie quality guar­ Has complete facilities the eighties of the eighteenth century, anteed. For milo lu BULK, BARREI.S Magazines, catalogues Cascade Beer and Alexandra Stout, lie entered the French army at tho ago or SACKS Ijy for the execution of high and commercial work. of eight as enfant do troupe, nnd did A full line nf Canadian Whiskies, not leave it till he was well ovor BO. class book, job, and news­ Ruling of every descrip­ In 1814 the most astonishing combat of modern days took place. Jeaif-Louls was W. G. GILLETT paper printing. tion a specialty. NELSON, B. C. I? then aboul. 2!) years of age. He had tak­ en part in more than 30 engagements in Egypt, Italy, Prussia and Russia, and at E. Ferguson & Co. the timo of which 1 write found himself Wholesale Only. Nelson, B. C. in Spain. BricK for Sale "It was the year which proved so dis­ astrous for Napoleon. Joan-Louis' regi­ GOOD QUALITY. L ment had just arrived at Madrid, and Address WM. HANCOCK, Book Binding was made up, like many others, of men Nelson Brick Yards, Nolson, B.C, of various nationalities. The first thing Napoleon did nfter the victory was to oblige his late enemy for five or six To .Lot—Partly furnished, a very eom- years under his Hag. It thus happened fortalilo liouse, dollglitrully situated, (tar­ that for five or six years there wore dea planted. Rent J20 nor montli. WE CAN RUIE, PBINT AND BIND LUMINOUS BAIT Italians, Butch. Saxons, Bavarians and ANT KIND OF Polos, who all fought for the French empire. As long as llie conqueror was successful, tlie foreign legions accepted BRYDGES, BLAKEMORE llie servitude Napoleon imposed upon & CAMERON, Ltd. them; hut; the day his luck turned they were all possessed Willi one idea, which was to throw off tlie yoke and rid them­ HOTEL REGISTERS selves of this terrible tyrant, In 1813, 5 and 10 Acre Blocks after his Russian campaign. Napoleon's glorious prestige had begun to bo im­ of land, suitable for fruit growing, aoem to BLANK BOOKS paired, and discontent was very appar­ Nelson, fronting on Inke, within 16 mlntes of electric cam; cnn be Irrigated all meer OUR WINDOW DISPLAY ent in the ranks. When the news of tlie Finest location In the Kootenny. FOt M|e, CITY ASSESSMENT Will convince yon that we bave something to catch flsh with. Plain anil disaster of 1S12-13 reached Spain the Also sites for summer cottage*. Luminous spoons, Pearl Minnows, Pearl Spoons, Insects and Grasshoppers, foreign legions no longer concealed their Apply o. Newllng, Box 633, Nelson, fe. c. Brown, Sliver, Geld, Blue and Pha ntoms, Our prices will surprise you. hatred of their French victors. AND TAX ROLLS We can take care of alt mall orders, largo or small. "What' had long been threatening happened. One night, n quarrel sprang NOTICE Fishermen's up between some Italian and French sol­ Tlflrty flays after dato I Bhall offer for NELSON HARDWARE COMPANY Headquarters. diers, whicli ended in each calling friends sole a barge found Hooting in tlio lake to their aid. wilh the result that in a between One-Mile Point and elty dook. unless claimed by tbo owner and all ex­ WE CAN BIND IN REGULATION Bhort lime there was a regular engage­ penses paid, ment of 100 a side. Many men were STYLE. wounded, and the combatants were sep­ NAPOLEON PRATT, arated only by means of a bayonet, Box 166. Nelson, B. C. charge. The lenders of each sido were arrested, and it was decided in order to make an example of them to the army, THE QUEEN'S HOTEL that each side should produce 15 men, LAW JOURNALS NELSON, B. a who should fight until they were put a hors de combat. Jean-Louis, as tlie r, t.* F CLARKE, Propriety, Lighted by Electricity. Heated by Bok Mr AND REPORTS principal fencing master of his regi­ KATES 12.00 PER DAT, NELSON ment, was chosen tn fight Giacomo Fer­ First class Dining Room. Ltrg» r\nd rari, a fencing master of great renown Comfortable Bedroomi. Sample Room tot in his own country. Ferrari was a most Commercial Mon, WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF PUTTING redoubtable adversary for any man to encounter. Over six feet in height, pos­ UP LN NEAT, STB.ONG AND sessed of grout strength, lie was a man INEXPENSrVE.OOVERa of incoiU?s'able courage. INSPECTOR SMITH TALKS

"These 30 men were to fight in the FRUIT MUST DE PACKED AND JUNE 28 presence of 10.000 witnesses. To tlie sound of the roll of drums two men MARKED TO COMPLY WITH LAW march on to the fighting ground, which MUSIC Performance - - 2 and 8 p.m. lias been specially chosen on account of ORCHARDS WILL PRODUCE AN its slight natural elevation. One of these AVERAGE YIELD THIS YEAR. men is Giacomo Ferrari; the other is MAGAZINES Jean-Louis. They are accompanied hy their two seconds. A deathlike silence Maxwell Smith, dominion fruit inspec­ has succeeded to the murmur of cur­ tor with headquarters at Vancouver, and TRADE JOURNALS NORRiS&ROWE'S iosity which greeted their arrival." Then whoso territory includes British Colum­ a voice is heard to break Ihe eilonce. the bia and Alberta,, is In the city on an command "En garde!' is given. The offiein! visit. Tonight he leaves for Ross­ PAPERS AND %8®W BIG SHOWS two masters join swords. In the first in­ land nnd from there he goes to the Ok­ CIRCUS mmim. mm HIPPODROME stant Ferrari attempts to rush Jean- anagan valley. Mr, Smith's duties ore in Loilis, but in vain. Every attack is met the direction of the commercial interests BOOKS uuai IWIOC LAMMCK mnn LVLH BEFORE with a parry. Ho retires a Utile and of the fruit trade. His present visit is EL E V A T ED trios what patience will do. He feints, Willi the object of impressing those en­ -RINGS S T A G E RINGS-9 makes a pretence to attack, retires again, gaged in fruit growing with the neces- A NEW CIRCUS THROUGHOUT o*Sa while Jean-Louis, very calm, remains sity of grading and marking nil of their 2 on lhe defensive. Suddenly the Italian, With one of those savage yells common fruit packages, including those Imported to fencers of his country, mates a littlo from foreign countries, strictly in ac­ bound to one sido. followed by an at­ cordance with tbe terms of the Dominion tack in tho lower line, delivered with Kruit Marks Act. The essential provi­ We Guarantee First-Class Work lightning-like rapidity. This Is a Flor­ sions oi' ibis act require tbat all close entine ruse, which has often proved packages of fruit offered for sale shall In Bvery Department successful to him before, but at the bave the name and adress of the packer, same lime a cry of rage, rather than of the name of tbe variety of fruit which pain is heard. Jean-Louis, with indes­ the package contains and a designation cribable swiftness, lias parried and ri­ of the grade, whether No. 1, No. 2. or J posted. His sword penetrates Ferrari's No. 3. And all packages, whether open shoulder. 'It is nothing,' cries Ferrari. or closed must bave lhe same quality PHONB NBLSON '1 am not hurt.' Tliey continue to fight, and variety of fruit in the body of the 144 and Jean-Louis, in his turn, attacks, and package as that displayed on tlie faced THE DAILY NEWS B.O. almost instantly pierces his opponent in nr shown surface. the breast. Ferarrl's sword drops from his hand. Ho falls heavily to the ground and is picked up dead. Jean-Louis wipes In speaking about, the condition of tho iiis blade, and, with tlie point on the fruit, crop In British Columbia, Mr. ground, waifs. Smith" said: "I find the fruit crop gener­ ally promises a good average yield, A Multitude of New Featured Never Before Presented in America "His task has only just begun. Four­ slrawlierrles, apples and cheeries being 5-MARVELOUS BELFORDS"5 teen adversaries are there waiting eager­ particularly good. The plum crop, and 4- FLYING LA VANS-4 ly for their opportunity to avenge their especially Italian prunes, mny he light, Tlie World's -tircatest Acrubnts Tlie Most Sensational Aerial (lyuinuats champion, whom Ihey had till then but I urn much pleased to note ln tbe MELNOTTE, LA NOLB and A1ELN0TTE 6-GARDNER FAMILY"6 thought invincible. After two minutes' vicinity of Nelson that the plum crop is iiurupt-'a Premier Comedy I1i>'li Wire rest, Jean-Louis is ready. Tlie second 70(1 trees, r, acres berries; Chinese ranch, Artlila , ll.:riis ol the HiKlt Horizontal Burs a Rood average, as it likewise is on Van­ room for others to handle the different i adversary stands before him. Their couver island. MANY TREES PLANTED 1600 treea, r, acres berries; J. McCoy, 4 kinds of fruits. G~- GRACEFUL GROTHS - 6 3 - MCDONALD EROS. -3 swords join. There is a sinstor clash of "So far as exports are concerned there acres smnll fruits, clearing; J. Hlalop, 10 Three years ago there waa not enough The f-oreinost Trick Cyclists steel. Jean-Louis lunges; n cry is heard; acres cleared, partially planted;'J. Roberta, strawberries raised along the Arm to sup­ Moat Remarkable Cuntortionl.tt.-t ttxtsnt is not the slightest douhl that there will THOSE WHO HAVE PUT GOO trees; c. W. Busk, 15 acres fruit trees, then a sigh, Jean-Louis has got back to be more fruit shipped from the province ply a town half tine size of Nelson alone, 8 • ROYAL OKA JAPANESE TROUPE - B standing position, and has another dead OUT TOU IT 4 acres small fruits; A. C. Gray, 450 trees, while now the shipments from the various this year than last. The fruit industry 10 acres cleared; J, Bradley, 250 trees; ARENIC ARTISTS AND ANJMAL ACTORS body before him, The third adversary ranches amount to over two tons per day, will in lime be one of tlie most Smith and Bewail, 1000 trees. 7 acres small and this is likely to be still greater when Performing Elephants, Camels, Lions, Tigers, Hyenas, Tapirs, Llamas, comes forward, and has to bo hold back Important in the province. Already the SOON THBRB) SHOULD BI5 LAROE fruits; a. Bogley, 2 acres small fruits, 10 in order to prevent him from springing Uie season Is fully on. In a few years Buffaloes, Kangaroos, Ostriches, Elk, Deer, Ponies, Goats and Monkeys importation of foreign fruit, is steadily CROPS HARVESTED acres cleared; IT. Williams, 7 acres cleared, more the supply of other fruits will be as at th'- Frenchman before he hns finished 400 trees; C Bcggs, 200 trees, 10 acres his short rest. The order lo commence decreasing, as the flavor and quality of great In proportion, and there Is no reason 2Q-JOLLV~ JESTINQCLOWNS-2Q cleared, one acreB small fruits; J. Harris, why tho Kootenay fruit should not supply is given. The Italian has followed the B. C. fruit become belter known. Nothing Bhows tho progress thnt is being 200 trees; P, Fletcher, 10 acres cleared; "Through tbe courtesy of Mr. New­ made In fruit growing in the vicinity of ever# town from Nelson to Winnipeg. ONE HUNDRED STARTLING ACTS mulatto's play attentively, and thinks T. G. Procter. 400 trees, 2 acres small Along the line from Kootenay Landing to he has grasped his feints, surprises and llng, secretary of the Kootenay Fruit Nelson moro tiiian a trip In one of the fruits; J. D. Ford, 12 ncres cleared. 900 .steamers running from here along the arm Creston it Is amusing to see the pack- Grand Gold Glittering Street Parade at 10:3(1 a. nt. modes of attack; but the result, of his Orowers association, in securing a gas­ fruit trees; J, Boyd. 2 acres small fruit; horses wending their way along the trails observation does not avail him much, as oline launch, I was enabled to visit a of the lake. Where only two yearn ago Byers and Clilpman, 12 acres cleared, K50 Adults, 50c. Children, 25c. One Ticket Admits You to Everything thero was unbroken timber or scrub along to Dug stations from some mountain randi afier a few passes Jean-Louis' blade number of tlie orchards in this vicinity trees; V. A. Brewer, 200 trees, 0 acres ench loaded with four crates of fragrant during my brief stay. I found every­ i In- shore fur milcfti are now aco-ci of cleared. disappears Into his body, and ho is car­ ranohos pnftlnlly cleared and planted, unci strawberries. The driver is often some ried away dying. Ten more adversaries thing looking flrsl rale, and hope to see This list Is not by any means complete, old prospector who, wise enough to see the more fortunate owners who started ns strawberry patches were so numerous the opening In the new line, has utilized como forward, one after another, and :i good display of Kootenay fruits at. the In earlier have already orcliords loaded the lon share the same fnte as the first Dominion exhibition in Winnipeg next nnd or such varying sizes that space for­ somo natural clearing near bis cabin to ******************************************************* with fruit, which will Inter bring good bids nny attempt at a detailed descrip­ raise the swift growing fruit. three, The thirteenth adversary Is car­ montli. prices both locally and in towns along Hie ried away Insensible; and cheers in tion of tills most Important asset of the "One tiling I regrei to see lg the dis­ Crow's Nest. ' ranc'hers along tlie Arm. By next season which sounds of something like terror honesty manifested by a number of Messrs. Bromlwootl. Shannon, Munro, J. the list will he probably tripled, and It IN CHAMBERS The Wonder of the Age can be beard rend the air. strawberry growers in failing to properly Thompson and Meddle, hfivo each mnde will not lie long before Nelson Will take Tlie following applications were disposed fill their boxes. Out of a number of good progresfl with ranches wltlcflV they the position of a fruit growing centre ns "The wonder at the, age" ia tlie Browning automatic shotgun, Can "There is no precedent in the history nf before his honor Judge Forln in cham­ of duelling for this remarkable number boxes * weighed this morning I found havo acquired along the Arm ond ninny well as a mining and commercial city. bers yesterday] he fired five times without taking tho gun from iho shoulder by simply VPi*v few tn contain tbe regulation pound newcomers aro now hard at work prciinr- Besides tlie numerous ranchers on tbe Arm of victories attained by one man. and in weBt of the elty there are a largo number Union Bank vs. Pernio Manufacturing pulling tho trigger. Entirely automatic in its action excepting that tho the incredibly short Hmo of barely 40 of fruit. Most of them weighed less thnn Ing for fall planting ol trees. Co. Application lo appoint a new liqui­ three-quarters of a pound nnd some only Among those who have cleared nnd cast of the city, whllo on the main lake trigger must lio pulled for each shot. Hammer! ess and automatic ejector. minute.'' dator, Johnson for the application. Taylor, half a pound." planted trees are the following: Emory thero are now over a score, K.C, and Wilson contra. Enlarged until Send for special catalogue describing this gun. LAST COURT OP Tlin B19ABOK and Walley 1500, It. Shields 200, C. W. At Creston and Vicinity there are about Monday next. POTIM13R COLLEGE PRESIDENT WEDS Wesl, K) aci-OS cleared, 400 trees! (1. W. fifty ranchers, most of whom are Indus­ Say ward vs. Buchanan. Johnson for London, June 23-Klng Edward nml ttueon Dnnvtllo, Ky.. Jun 23-MISFI Leila S. Mc- Taylor, 2-' acres nf fruit irees nnd contract triously clearing nnd planting. The tre­ plaintiffs. Taylor for defendants. Order Alexandra hold tlie Inst court nf tlm sen- Keo, who recently resigned tho presidency let for the clearing ol io aores* mere to mendously rapid growth of the Industry for reference to be varld. Reference stands Bon ni Buckingham palace lnst night. nf Iho Western College of Women nt Ox- he planted this fall; J. McDonald, r> ncres shows the necessity of the rnncbers form­ meantime. Royalty nml tho diplomatic corps wero ford, Ohio, wns married tndny to .lames or hearing fruit trees; Anpletbn Bros.,, 12001 ing n shipper's association to handle the ntodi H. VVnlsh of rcnnims City. Tlio ceremony Re Andrew Patterson. Taylor, K.C, for Charles E. Tisdall -il • H. Mngulro, M acres cleared. -100 trees; questions which- have confronted each bondsmen. Order mode that money b« took place nt tho home of the bride's F. Roolcs, io aores domed, 200 trees, one fruit growing section In Us inception, nnd returned. 018-MO Hastings St. VANCOUVER mother and wns attended by many friends, which are likely soon lo crop up here, Monkey Brand Soup cleans kitchen uten- Mr. nnd Mrs. Walsh will spend Kfvernl acres of small fruit; O. Adamson, 250; J. IV>bl9cfciaml fas, Yansefl. -Ajypll-*Yitloii D. Hornsborger, Bt acres cleared, 13B0; O. after the local markets nre supplied. Ths for leave to Issue summons at Rcvplystoko pit-', steel, lion and tinware, knives und months In ISiiropq before taking up their association already formed at Nelson Is ********************>**********************************, pcrmanont residence In Kansas city. Qreenwood, 400; J, Atijoe, clearing -to acre returnable In Nelson. Taylor feu appli­ forks, and ull kindd of OUtlory, aa tract; W. \V. West's ranch, 20 aces cleared, doing excellent work, but thore will he cation, Leave granted. THE DAILY NEWS: FRIDAY JUNE U 1904

No. 7. The first raise was started 115 WHOLESALE HOU8E8. feet from the main crosscut. The other three have been located 45 feet apart PRODUCa (ootenay Engineering Works further towards the west face Upraise No. 2 west, which was starled STARKEY ft CO., WHOLSESALE DEAL- era In Butter. Eggs, Cheese, Produce and FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS ahead of the others, is now (10 feet above Fruit. Houston Block, Josephine Street, the tunnel and is penetrating an excep- Reliance Gold Milling & N|illing Go., Ltd. Nelaon, B. C Manufacturers of tht lionally fine body of ore. The average width of the vein here is four feet. On HARDWARE. the footwall a streak of galena of high (NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY) rawford Double Rope Aerial Trarrjway System, Ltd* grade, caning silver values of several MCLACHLAN BROS. • WHOLSESALB hundred ounces to the ton is found. This Hardware Merchants. Logging and Mill feature, which is due to the presence of Supplies, Btovea, Tinware, Agateware, REPAIRING AND JOBBING A SPECIALTY Iron, Pipes and Mining Supplies. Prompt gray copper, gray antimony and other CAPITAL $600,000 IN $1 SHARES attention to mailed orders, rare Bllver ores, has heretofore never heen met with in any other portion of NON-ASSESSABt,B GROCERIES. farlne, Mining and Mill Machinery, Estimates for all classes of work fur­ the mine, or at least not to such an ex­ Cars, Buckets, Tanks, Etc. Iron and nished upon application. Mail orders tent. The balance of the four foot vein A. MACDONALD & CO.-WHOLESALE ,sfl Canting*-* A complete stock of Grocers and Provision Merchants.—Im­ receive prompt and careful attention. it made up of afirst class concentrating porter* of Teas, Coffees, Spices, Dried fting, Supplies, Fittings, Etc., always ore consisting of galena, zinc nnd spath­ 185,000 Shares Set Aside for Working Capital tiaud. Scrap Iron bought by the carload. Fruits, Staple and Fancy Groceries, To­ ic iron. baccos, Cigars, Butter Eggs, Cheese and I Packing House Products. Office and Upraise No. 1 west, which is 30 feet Warehouse, corner of Front and Hall above the tunnel, shows similar condi­ Streets. P. O. Box 1096. Telephone VS. flee and Works: B. C. TRAVIS, Manager, tions at No. 2, but with less galena. As height is gained the high grade ore Is PROPERTIES SITUATE CAMP AND MINERS' FURNISHINGS. Foot of Park Street p. o. BOX 493, Neiaon, BC. gradually coming In, indicating tbat this now shoot of ore is one of extent and "May and Jennie," "Red Top," "Tip A. MACDONALD & CO.—WHOLSESALE permanency. On Forty-Nine Creek, about nine miles Jobbers In Blankets, Underwear, Mitts, Top," "Gold Bell," "Gold Note," and Gloves, Boots, Rubbers, Overalls, Jump­ ;>O«>O«OO«K:>O«O«KKKXSO«50«XK Upraise No. 3 west, is only up a short ers, Mackinaw and Oilskin Clothing, Cam* distance, and there the same indications "Golden Giant," all adjoining each other by wagon road from Nelson, in the Nelson GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES OF NELSON! and Miners' Sundries. Office and Ware- prevail. and all Crown Granted lode locations, free bouse, corner of Front and Hall Streets. We beg to inform the ladies of Nelson that we have opened up a Upraise No. 4 west, was started at a Mining Division. P. O. Box 1096. Telephone XI. ladies dress making parlor two doors from tlie Kooleuay Coffee Co., very recent date, and is cutting through of encumbrance. .in Haker St., where wc are prepared to make all kinds of ladies and a thirteen foot vein, also appearing to A3SAYER3' SUPPLIES. children's dresses and tailor made suits. improve as it advances. I have little THE B. C. ASSAY <_ CHEMICAL HUPPltK You can bring your own material and we will make it up at rea­ dout that when the three last mention­ Co., Ltd., Vancouver, B. C, Direct sonable prices, or we will furnish the material outright also at a ed raises have been carried to tbe samo Importers of Assayera Buppllea. Sola reasonable price. We also cany ready made skirts, waists, under­ height as No. 2, the showing of ore will The Directors have set apart for public subscription 60,000 shares at 35c per share to be used exclusively Agenta In B. C. for the celebrated Uat- skirts and silk underwear, which we are selling at very low prices. he equally good. tersea Crucibles, etc Write us before Ladies, you are cordially invited to visit our store. East. Drift.—The total distance of tliis tor the purpose of erecting plant, purchasing and Installing mill machinery. Of the above the vendors have sending your orders elsewhere, Satiatac- drift is 222 feet, of which lfi2 feet was tlon guaranteed. driven this year. The vein has heen underwritten 25,000 shares and the company now offer the remaining 25,000 shares at the same rate. followed for a distance of 141 feet to a SOCIETY CARDS THE PRINCESS point marked "B." Here the main fault of the Payne vein was encountered, but ABERDEEN HIVE, No. la, L. O. T. M.- c. GKOsnEua considerably further towards northeast Meets 1st and 3rd Wednesday evenings V. S.—We make the most durable and most, comfortable Corsets *A than In any of the upper tunnels, a DEVELOPMENT of each month ln K. of P, Hall, Vernon lo measure and ordor, Be feature which favors tunnel No. 8 as well street, next to post office. Visiting mem­ as any other future levels, as it offers bers cordially invited. SMO»«5000<:O«5»« >00iJ000«000«Q« possibilities for increased ore zone. Development exceeds one-half mile of underground work ln addition to surface explorations. MARY MATTHEW, L. C. MINNIE RITCHIE, Record Keeper. Upraise No. 1 east, which is 75 feet Improvements consist of boarding and bunk house, office, saw mill, assay ofllce and pipe and flume linen. from tbe main crosscut, was carried to FOR SALE a height of 30 feet, nnd here a small Estimated gold ore available for Immediate treatment—approximately—60,000 tons. porphyry dike dipping off at an angle Further particulars or Information may bo obtained from tbe following Directors: Aaron H. Kelly, W. P. OLD CURIOSITY SHOP-If you want to BURNS & CO. of 45 degrees appeared to inlerefei- with buy or sell anything go to the Old Cur­ the vein. This feature may. however, Tlerney, John A. Turner, Bruce White, H. S. Lennle or W. J. (Blake) Wilson. iosity Shop. Always In Bh>ck a full line of WHOLESALE AND RETAIL lie overcome by future developments. Crockery, Furniture and Qlaeaware. The grade of ore found in tills upraise, Intending Investors are at liberty to Inspect the company's properties upon application to Aaron 11 Kelly, ns well as the easl drift, is very good, Managing Director, FOR LEASE—For auch time as may mitt rVIEAT MERCHANTS particularly in the floor of drift. 1 have, tenant, the Hotel Reco, Sandon, B. C. therefore, cut out a station nnd started Applications for shares will be received at tho company's offices, Elliot Block, Baker Street, Nelson, B.C. Perfectly lighted and heated. Apply to a two compartment winze 108 feet from J, M. Harris, Sandon, B. C. HEAD OFFICE NELSON, B. C. crosscut. This winze which is showing WE sell needles for every make of Sew­ up well, hns only been sunk 12 feet, hut ing Machines and all machine supplies. the intention is to proceed with the sink Sewing machine for rent. Agents for li Markets in Rossland, Trail, Nelson, Kaslo, Sandon, ing at an early date and open up levels HATS AND GOWNS Wheeler and Wilson Ball Bearing Frlc- Nos. ft, 10 and 11. and tbe necessary tionless Sewing Machines. Tayor aud Mc­ Three Forks, New Denver and Slocair City. pumping and hoisting machinery is now Quarrle, Baker street, Nelson, B, C. Mall » Malt to on* graaeh will Bara i-reiny, oat Cototol AUgwttgM on hand. In order to handle the heavy Local Berries FRUIT HATS ALWAYS AT LOWEST PRICES orders promptly filled. flow of water, a 100 gallon duplex elec­ tric sinking pump has been provided, 2 fop 25c WHY U6E your neighbors Sewing Ma­ chine when you can buy one from Tha while the hoist that was used in sinking I bave added Dressmaking to Millin­ the main shaft between No. 5 and No. 8 Singer Mfg. Co. on the installment plan} Is made available by the installation of Hazelwood Butter LANDS ery; reasonable prices. Call and see. payments only $3,00 per month. Old ma­ resh a new electric hoist at station in No. 5. chines taken ln exchange. Liberal dis­ Have you tried them yet? Tlie total distance between tunnels count for cash. The Singer Mfg. Co., 35 cents Baker street »moked Just the thing for summer. No. 8 and No. 7 on the dip of tbe vein is 126 feet, thus representing a consider­ M. W. SWARTZ TENTS and Awnings—We bave a full line able section of ground. Although I am vleats See Price List. Dominion Creamery I hare 17 good locations on my Hat Rooms over McDermld & McHardy'e of tent and awning goods and can make not al the present moment in a position any design of tents and awnings on the to furnish an accurate estimate of the situated on Kootenay Lake and Koote­ BAKER STREET. shortest notice. F. J. Squire, Baker street quantity of ore in sight; I can with cer­ 30 cents tainty state that It will prove a most nay River, and can give you good fruit FOR SALE—Small sawmill plant com­ valuable ore reserve, and I beg lo em­ plete, capacity 10,000 per duy. Apply phasize that the vein In the floor is land in 11) and 20 acre blocks on easy Canadian Timber and Sawmills, Ltd., quite up to the quality and quantity WE CLEAN AND Trout Lake. found in the roof. This has strength­ Fresh Shipm.en.ts terms. J. Y. GRIFFIN & CO., Limited DYE ALL kinds of fowl for sale, Corner Hull WHOLESALE ONLY ened the opinion I expressed in my last, and Front streets. years report regarding tlie future of the All kinds of woollen and cotton mine, and I consider same lo be a great goods. .inOB SALE—Choice young pigs and duckfl. deal mo.e favorable thnn at any time Gloves or all shades cie.-ned to Apply The Munro, Creston, B, C, during my th'ee years of management. look like new. Galena Concentrates.—In reference to J. a. SIMPSON & CO. lhe concentrator, I beg to state lhat a PHONE 34 WANTED total of 64,548 tons, or 20fi ions per 24 J. E. Annable NELSON irow's Nest Pass Goal Go's Goal hours bas beon milled, ugainst 40,028 K. W. O. BLOCK NEliiON Employment Agency, tons, or 161 tons per 24 hours last year, The Red Front Grocery A first, class coal, specially selected for domestic purposes will he supplied showing increased capacity of 45 tons STEANI LAUNDRY WANTED-Setter. £n consumers as follows: per 24 hours. Of tlie above total, 5,086 WANTED—To rent furnished house, cen- Coarse screen size—?fi.35 per ton;smalle r screened, %, $6.10 per ton. tons was concentrating ore extracted trully located If possible, at once. Apply Prices for llie run of tlie mine coal: on application. from blocks "B." "D," and "E." in levels For RETURNED Sharp and Irvine. The above coal in harder and of a b elter quality than has hitherto been sold Nos. 5, 6, and 7, while**the balance con­ - Ring up I TI Neisnn, will lie found of a^unifonn g rade and can be strongly recommended. sisted of old dumps and fillings. EXPERIENCED lady stenographer and Bliicksniiih coal; one of the seams a t Michel yields nn excellent, coal, free SILVER KING MIKE typewriter desires situation, Apply A., [from sulphur and fully equnl to uny Im ported coal. Sample sacks and prices New Business The Daily News. Last year the concentrates averaged aCKS Phone 35 Jin application. (10 per cent lead with 103.8 ounces silver, has returned from the east and Is still WANTED! WANTED! WANTED—Girl for general housework. Coke and Coke Forklngs, prices on application. H doing business in the old stand. If you while this year the average has been Arrangements havo been made lo 1111 Watches, Jewelry, Clonks, Silverware, Wages $2& per month. Apply Mrs. H. H. Any orders received can be tilled i 11 a short time. .1$ 68.8 per cent lead with 129 ounces silver. nil orders promptly at any time, are leaving town thorn IB no need of Pipes, Surveyors' Instruments* Tjr-ee- Taylor, corner Ward and Carbonate Hta. This is an improvement of considerable JOHN LINEBAUCW. having an auction sale, I pay the wrlters, etc., to repair. Jleaito liable cha-mes importance, wben considering that the Best of work and guaranteed. Jewwcy CLtANl.Nf-i AND RCPMIRIIVG mill tailings assayed leas than 1-2 of Highest Gash Price for Fur­ made to order. Work done for th* tim*4o. H. E. CROASDAILE 1 per cent lead and one ounce silver. An agent wanted In every town la aV C. CLUB HOTEL Write at once. I whh if tanouuee to tbe cltltena [Telephone 2-17 SELLING AGENTS, NELSON, B.C. Telephone 2-17 The average price per ounce of silver niture Household Goods, etc. ot Ncison and mi-rounding district tbat Cor. Stanley and Blllca Sts., Nelaon, B.C. NICKERSON, THE JEWELBE OFFICE UPSTAIRS, CLEMENT BLOCK, BAKER STREET, NELSON, B. C. was 5fi 1-2 cents, or 7 1-2 cents higher RATES $1.00 PER DAY. I am prepared to do all kinds ot clean­ than the previous year's average. On Am Independent of any trust or com­ Baker street (center) Neleon Under new management. Qood room*, bine. Open to buy any bankrupt Btock ing and repairing on Ladlea and Gentle­ the other hand Ihe average price of lead drat clans meals, 23 cents, six o'clock din­ men's garments at reasonable prices. Call at Straclian's Plumbing Store Baker St., or onr show room at the Oas dropped from $1.63 lo $1.48 per cwt. ner. Bpeclal ratea to steady boarders. for casb. Works and see our JOHN OKlNT. Manager Your patronage solicited, James Stewart. Of very material benefit has been the H. D. ASHCROFT Phone 243. Opposite Queen's hotel. bounty of 75 cents per cwt. of lead grant­ ed liy the dominion government since SILVER KINQ MIKE July 1st, 1003. MINERS' LIVERY AND FEED STAMPS PLUMBING BAETLETT HOUSE Teaming and Packing dono. Starfle Zinc Concentrates.—A total of 1.106 Horace for Hire. Hacks, buggies •Nid NEW GAS RANGES tons of zinc, plus 140 tons of an iron by­ (formerly Clarke Hotm» We are prepared to do all kinds ol Tht best 11.00 per day house In !*aw>n. •Cutters on call day and night tiUibla* on product was produced during tbe year, McLeod Hotel Stanley street, between Silica and CarWnn- plumbing, (team and gas fitting on tbe Just Received amounting to a a total value of $13,470, None but wait* help aufloyad, 11a «u CORNER shortest notice. Estimates given. Ii. The Nelson Coke & Gas Co., Ud. the beat. ______«te. Telephone 01. P. O. Pox 153. Net*»>n Seven hundred tons of this represented rlR AND SECOND AVBNO* K. .Strnchan & Co., Baker street, Ncfcoh, separated zinc-blonde, and fiOl) tons of I'hone 2H2. same logether with 256 tons of 43 per Q. W. BARTLETT - ftw>- YMIR. B. C. CARPENTER AND JOINER cent concentrates were sold. The bal­ UNDERTAKING-EMBALMING ROUGH LUMBER DOSSED ance of 350 tons plus 350 Ions carried Centrally located, reoum ant nfurnlafca* I am prepared tiMlo nil kinds of cai lion By-Product.-— In connection with throughout. ••/•id cabinet worW Pianos and fum Doors, Wlniicjwfl, Mouldings, Shingles, Turned Work nnd Brackets, over from iast year (not considered in 'lu- zinc plant, an iron by-product in ob­ All modern Improvements. W. Ji. BEATTX, C1UNEUOOK, I> O., above statement) remains on hand. Tho wepalrcd and rcpollBhed, upholaterUiff A complete and up-to-date stock always on hand. Mall orders pruraptly attendee} tained Trom Iho magnetic separating niu- Bnmplo rooms ln connection. merpet laying. U, W. MICEWIL'Z, Uudwtiiker and Embalmqr. Telfigraiihlo new zinc plant, which was expected to The only find class hotel In Tnlr. (Stanley and Victor1* *>U-MIA orders *ill receive upectul attention. WMJ chine, anil for whicli a market has been HATER FROM $1M UP. have been in operation by July 1st, was found witli local lead smelters. This Kif fUiywaer*. al any tluif. y unfortunately delayed four months, KIN LAY McLEOD. Proprietor A. C. LAMBERT & CO, product hns all (he quattities of an ex­ which was due to losing the first mag­ cellent flux, It contains ahout 7 ounces AUCTION MART FOR RENT netic separator in the Kansas City floods. of sliver, beside 50 per cent of combined COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL therefrom. This feature, which caused a consider­ iron and managanese. It is heing pro­ We have lots ot .--[.'i i •• runm In our OOIMO- STURDY R"w Boat fnr hire, to tow homo A. C. GARDTS REPORT Speaking of tunnel No. 8. the one al­ able loss, obliged us to sack and store duced at the rale of about two tons per YMIR, B. C. «ulni8 basement and store fnr the stoatg" derelict launches. Apply Coombe Barton, ready mentioned, tlie manager says: tlie raw 40 per cent zinc product on the day, and nets approximately $.1 per lon. •uf .KODIIH of nil kinilH nt n-fi^-onable r«.wt** premises until the plant was completed TO RENT—Fiirnlflbad room, apply Y, The 'CUNNEL NUMBER EIGHT IN THE Tlie tolal length of tunnel No. 8 from (Victoria Block) next dour to the in November. At litis time of writing most of the This Is iho most convenient hotel to Dnlly News. portal lo present, working faces, includ­ tht> dopot. The (able Is always furnished liii-uig nnd Book Co.'fl Htor#. PAYNE MINE. ing all crosscuts and drifts, is now past adversities have heen overcome, Some adjustments in connection wllh and I am pleased to state that during -wlih Hit- delicacies or thu ••••n-«ui. 2.128 feet, of which .175 feet has been the roasting and separating machinery Hnr QtookPd wllh lh-* choicest Ihiuors LOST^ driven during the past year. All devel­ the pnst two months mine development WC. OREEN. r. U CLEMENT* THE OUTLOOK FOR KOOTENAY'S hnd to be made at the start, but it is work has been carried on vigorously as and cigars, opment work has heen centered on ad­ now in good running order, and the raw Train Stops iuug enough Tor yuu to drug GREEN & CLEMENTS LOST— From J. O, Paitenoude's camp on riiaoEST DIVIDEND PAYER. vancing the east and wesl. drifts*, and well as successfully in tunnel No. 8, the lake on Thursday night) a boat be­ zinc ores after magnetic separation nre tending lo offset, other disappointments ovor and seo w*. upraising on the vein which was discov­ JOHN tiHEAU. Pronrlotw longing to Qeorge Hale, named "Una'*. brought up to a shipping grade of 53 per met wllh. Dimlnlon and Provincial Land Surveyor* It Is believed to hnve blown up the lake. TIIP annual report of manager A. C. ered and mentioned in my report of last cent, carrying from 10 to 12 ounces In Gimle, nf tlie Payne mine, recently sub­ year. The bounty granted for five years, to Surveyors. Anyone returning It or glvinj; information silver. A favorable contract, for the en­ the lead miners hy the Dominion govern­ P. O. Dux. Hi. Phone 111. will bo paid for their services. mitted to the Shareholders of the com­ Wesl Drift.—Here the vein has heen tire oul put up to January 1st, L905, has Madden House '"or. Kootfnnr nod v«.-inri* Hia, Nelaow pany at their meeting In Montreal, con­ ment, which nt your present, rate of pro­ followed without showing any distur­ been entered into with European smel­ duction equals a yearly bonus of $12,000 tains some Interesting Information con­ bance for a distance of 242 feet, includ­ ters, nnd bulk shipments to Antwerp are Do roi ntea I eoinfertatNa aeaMT If M SH3RTHAND-TYPEWRITING cerning the present position and the —Will offset tlie low prims of lend. It ing the l»l feet driven last year. For tlie "being made at a freight rale of $13 per Is to lie hoped that Ihe government will try tbt Mad-Jen HOUM. Well furnleee-f JOHN McLATCHIE Future prospects for the property, whleh Ilrst hnlf of this distance a body of first ton. In the course of the ensuing year rooms, lighted by electri.ity; IrM elaas BUSINESS LETTERS written with tie- up Ki date leads all the mines In British grant still further assistance to the DOMINION AND PKOVINCIJ* class concentrating ore lias been travers­ I expect to produce a still higher grade miners by a bonus on the production of boar*. In tbe bar you will And all tbe Rpnt.-h. Reporting done promptly and Columbia Trom n dividend standpoint. ed, ihe grade of which is very similar to of zinc, nlso to Increase the capacity and zinc In a similar manner, to off set tbe beat domeitle ana In** .-tee Uaam an* LAND BUIIVBYOK. correctly. Miss Inna Murkay, ORlce, The most Interesting development at the ore extracts from stopes in No. fi reduce the cost of separation, nnd to cigars. '» .VKLEY STREET. NELSON, B. C Vernon street, west from Hume hotel, high cost of transportation of zinc ores (Atephona S3B, present in progress centers around tun­ and 7. The other half of the drift to­ show a vory material profit on the In­ to the markets In foreign countries. THOMAS MADflKN. Proprietor. nel No. 8. antl If Ihe results attained tills wards the face shows a large vein of vestment of the planl, London price of SILVER KINO MIKE speller, which has remained steady for With lhe present prospects for opening year on this level and below It are what spathic iron, in which some zinc and up valuable ore bodies in tunnel No. S, om\ nny the highest rash prlco for all Mr. Garde hopes for. and confidently ox- occasionally galena Is found. Within some time al. £22 per ton is favorable, GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL *iitmJH oi second hand goods. Will buy or NOTICE and generally speaking, the future for together with an efficient plant for hand­ peels 11 return to the dividend basis mny Hie past, couple of months four upraises, ling and treating all silver-lead and Oy.oattt coiii HouNtt tat tarn pt .Httll .anything from an anchor to a needle. viz.: Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4 west, have been zinc is most encouraging. The earning .•Furniture, Btovos, Carpets, Cooking Uten- Notice Is her-Sby given thnt I, Alexander lie looked-for. zinc ores mined, tbe nm look for your But Of maal In to««. Carol* MoKensle of NelHun. B. (,',. havo sold Mr. Garde's report goes very fully Inlo starled wilh the object of developing a power of the mine hns been materially AfHrtou lln. Only irUM tooot •..HI -bought In household nuontltloi. Alno Increased by the production of /this property to regain Its fooling within the • cast off clothlriK. Cull nnd see me or wrlto. out my Interest in the Meadow BhIngle 'all the details of the mine and II Is new block called "F" as shown on the near future can reasonably be expressed ot. 1-lrrt oliM tu. Company nnd have retired (rom the drtn. maps, and making connection wllh level valuable by-product, Addrofl* Hllver Kin* Mike, Vox m, Hall ,'/onl1y possible to clve a few extracts us very good. TIOS1I t MUl-KM*. cJBtreet, Nelson, B. G, . .^.^JUII Dated this 17th (Jay of June. \m. THB DAILY NEWS: FJBIDAY JUNE 24 1904 Save money on your Tackje and H.&M. BIRD Hand-Painted China BAKER STREET Chocolate Jug $12,00 Fruit Dishes $0.60 ALWAYS IN SEASON Fruit Plates 0,00 " " 6.00 FIRF, INSURANCE, LIFE INSURANCE, 4.50 " " 6.50 The Stondard Cereal of the West Catch Fish ACCIDENT INSURANCE 3.50 A CUP OF PLATE GLASS INSURANCE " 3.50 Almond Dishes 3,00 " 3.00 District Agenls for C. P, R. Lands. Brush and Comb Tray $0.50 Trout Dies, Silk Body, 35 cents doz IMPERIAL Agents Canada Permanent Mortgage "B « K" OATSi Troul Casts, 10 conts, 90 cents doz These dishes are genuine hand-painted, with name of artist on each article Nets, Heels, Baskets, Gaffs, Rods, Bait, Corporation and ull ;• .lulremenls for the angler and as they are line in quality and workmanship, and the designs are alt dainty, Unequalled for Quality al equally low prices. TEA Trust Funds to Loan on First Mortgage. tliey make useful anil attractive wedding presents. FOR SALE is always delicious, and full flavored. $l.*12"y—A 50 foot corner lot on Raker street. Our experience protects us from inferior $1000 Each-Two SO font Iota on linker Street and unsatisfactory lines. $ li-io—Two lots on Observatory sireet, be­ MORLEY bCO. Our teas ure not. chosen for us by tea tween Stanley and Kootenay streets. houses. We choose foi' ourselves, blend A 7-roomed House in good locality with all PATENAUDE Bros. Booksellers, Manufacturing Stationers, NELSON, B. C. for ourselves. That is why IMPERIAL modern conveniences, no hill tn climb, .7I3WEU3RS AND OPTICIANS •' Car InaH-Just Unloaded TEA is the very best. Price like the rented for J20 per month. Small cash quality, never varies, always the same— payment, balance easy li>rms. FOR RENT White House Cook Book $1.50 SOcts per Ih; 5 lbs for $2.25. Drifted Pastry Flour. Wheat Screenings, Cracked Wheat amij IAD WOOD OF ALL Ilfi—7-roomed house on Stanley street. My Mother's Cook Book .50 $20—l!-roomed house on Kootenny street. Moiratt's Hungarian Flour, Corn, ami Wheat fur Chicken Foed, KINDS. Valuable Books Mrs. Rorer's New Cook Book 2.50 Mifffnii's Alitlnn flour. Pl'l.l. IJNH OP Mil.I. FKIOD. Terms Spot Cash. close lo Baker street. Century Cook Book (Mary Ronald) PRICES RICH-IT. GALT $17—(i-roomed house on corner of Ward nnd 2.50 Robson streets, At Illustrated History of the World, W. P. Tlerney $10—4-roomed cottage on Stanley street. Two large vols, over 1800 pp... 4.00 T. S. McPherson $ 6— 3-roomed cottage on Robson street. Mail orders reclevc prompt Tftlepnone 265 Mechanics' Pocket Memoranda GOAL Baker Burnt. ?17—fi-roomed cottage on Robson street. lain Building Trades Pocket Book PHONE 60 (A3*-£^-J(zu£*\ty Q*j PHONE 10. close to terminus of the tram line, nil improvements. Prices Business Man's Pocket Book $25—7-roomed house on Carbnnale street, $1.00 each. Each book contains over 400 pages, published by tbe PBIOE OF MBIALB. all Improvements Including furnace. $25—7-roomed house on Latimer street, failed oq Receipt of price Scranton Correspondence School New Tork, Jimp ISi-Bar .silvor. 56 7-8; all Improvements. THE THREE BOOKS electrolytic copper, 12 1-2; casting copper, |fh 8--1; ;riiif];;;iiii:itri! copper, ;"0 1-2; lead, U..V', spelter, fiulet. London, June 28—Lead, .CM Ks. 9d.i silver, Oxfords

We have just, received a very smart, NELSON'S NEWS OF THE DAV Canada Drug & Book Go. dressy line of Oxfords for ladies. Pa- Red Strip Rubber Belting lent kid, Blucher style. Just the thing J'jlin Keen of Kiisln and Phil Hlckey of LIMITED. for summer days. Sandon an; ut the Strftthcona, We have Just received a large shipment, of Red Strip Rubber Belting. This is a very superior quality and highly recommended hy large con­ Joseph Martin, IC. C.who bos been in 1 the city for the past montli In connection cerns. We have this In stock up to 12 in., and fi ply. Nothing Succeeds Like Tf|e Ijoyal Shoe Store with tin- big damage trial in wihch ho waa QUOTATIONS CHEERFULLY GIVEN tine of the counsel for tiie defendants, Success. R. Andrew & Co.. agents for Slater Shoes. lots returned to the coast. Onr half price sale has been a mnsi pronounced success. The eager demand G. G. S. Llndsey, K. C. of Toronto, who for these goods proves beyond & doubt that the buying public of Nelson are has been In consultation with the counsel able to appreciate the genuine,, either in Jewelry or in business methods. These during the trial of tbe damage (-uses C Bargains last Mil 10 o'clock Saturday uiglil, June -*-th, so now is your oppor­ against tho ('rows Nest Pass Coal Com- tunity. Don't delay. Lime Juice English Fruil !.;iny, of whioh be is managing director, M LACHLAN BROS. leaves on a visit to Fernle this morning Quart Bottle Flavored Drops Hint will return here next week previous NELSON AND VANCOUVER. tn Ruing to Toronlo. The leading at 50c 50c lb The sittings of tlie .supreme court will lie resumed ut the court house tomorrow tbe affair will be adjusted without bother­ HOTEL ARRIVALS. J. J. Walker Jeweler morning at 10 o'cioek. when one of the ing his worship. adverse actions of Hanna vs. Morgan antl THE CREAM OF ALL, CREAMS F-tutherford vs. Morgan will be commenced As this Is tbe last Friday in June tiie before a jury. Mr. justice Martin has al­ teachers and pupils of tbe public school Wm. RUTHERFORD, Druggist ready nnnounced Unit contrary to his usual finish their school work for the term nud PHONE A214. practice be will .sit all dny Saturday, NIQHT PHONE BU4> begin a seven weeks' vucation, as the fall HAZELWOOD ICE CREAM WARD STREET, NELSON. B. C, term commences on August ir-th. Some Fred BoBftUOt Is meeting witli great suc­ members of tiie staff are nt once leaving w cess In organizing the great Ca lut hump I an the eity. J. VV. Balrd leaves for a trip to parade for the lirsi day uf the coming his home lu Ontario, while Miss K, Scan­ J. A. flcDonald's Sf Morion's Raspberry Vinegar, Imper­ celebration. All the business houses have lan and Miss Thorn Intend visiting the ial Qt. bottles each M| agreed to join in the turn out and are St. Louis exposition nnd other places in Summer Monberat Mme Juice, Imperial Qt. tbe states. Tbey start east on lhe Moyie miiklng active preparations for the affair. Hollies each .8r .Mr. Bosquet wishes It plainly understood on Saturday morning. Regular work will thai tlie punule fs open to nil comers be concluded at tbe high school also, but losses'and Children's Tarns, Hats & Bo^ets Monserrat Mme Juice, Imperial Qt. Bottles each M\ aud thut In awarding the prizes neither as departmental examinations do not be­ Hume-N. F. Boyce, Caisary. II. T Drinks fear, favor or affecllon will bc shown. gin until July 4th, some work will be taken Infanta' Silk and Muslin Bonnets at 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 Monserrat Lime Juice, Imperial Pt. with the intending candidates during the Johnston. Greenwood; C. VV. McAnn. P. Children's White Muslin and Organdie Sun Bonnets, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25. Excellent for Lunches and Bottles eacli .401 N. Gray, D. Vf. McKay. Kaslo; C. A. Children's Japanese Silk Bonnets, while, pink and cream, $1.75 and $2.50. Tiie local lire brigade nre ln training for greater part of next week. DesBrlsay, Spokane; N. A. Suddaby, Win­ Rose's Lime Juice Cordial (Sweet­ tbe howe reel compel it 16ns* and races on dsor; D. F. Dickson. Vancouver; C. E. Children's White Muslin Suu Huts, at 50c, 75c, $100. Picnic Parties ened) Imperial Qt. Bottles each .40J Dominion day, and lhey say tbey will give The only place In the city you can get Elenhart, Hnnavn, Penn.j .1. J. McGiove, Children's While Muslin Tarn O'Shanters, 76c, $1.00 and $1.26. all competing teams u great run for Ilrst a drink of Bans' Ale on draught Is at Phllndelphla; Geo. T. Flsh, Portland; C. Children's White Duck Tarns at 40c plnre. Chief Steele is managing the locul the Tremont. Try a glass. de S. Batchelor, Spokano, Misses' Japanese Silk Shirred Hale. Price $2.25 and $2.50. A full nnd well assorted slock of Canned^niid Bottled Lunch (lnnds atn team nnd he is well sntlslled with the way Misses' Straw Sailor Hats at 26c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 correspondingly low prices. ( ids men ni*'' Sticking at their work. "The BASKET BALL GAME Misses and Children's Leghorn Hals trimmed daintily wllh Chiffon, ribbon Nelson amateurs will he In good shape THE STRATHCONA. and (lowers, at $1.00, $1.25, $1.60 and $2.00. _ »ui*!iJI( by Dominion day." said the chief. "We Strathcona—John Keene, Kaslo; P. J. •want to make a record and we think we The Seniors and Juniors Meet Again and Hlckey. Sandon; Mrs. B. Garrett. Wallace; •wll]." the Former Win James Miller, Belfast. Ireland; J. II Wood- Those present at the -public school side, port Arthur j Rohert A. Brown, Spo­ J. A. Kirl(patrick & Co., Ltd. R. M. Morgan, the able superintendent grounds last evening were well satisfied kane; Mrs,. A. H. Kleesle, Thomas Arm­ of tlie Swede group for tiie Great North­ with the entertainment served up to them strong, Toronto. ABERDEEN BLOCK GROCERIES. PHONE 8 P. O. BOX 495) ern Mines. Limited, is in lhe city for the by the Basket Bull Girls. The seniors Grnnd Central—Ell Record, Ymir; Guy The Enfield Company purpose of attending tlie adverse actions nnd juniors again appeured ou the field Wilson, Arthur Wilson. Krupp, Wis.; F. BAKER STREET, NELSON. ngainst the Lucky Jack, reports that the nnd this time they showed a decided Im­ M. Gujin, Bray, Idaho; Henry Windier, 'tffasrar* Swede group is developing in n most sat­ provement In tbelr play as compared with Olds, Alta.; A. Anderson, Northport; T. tf'W^»ii^N>»»^(^»»»l^>.^%»>^«v>iWVi'-^%»'»-| ^%o^*ttar1\ other occasions. Unfortunately tho new Erlckson. Kaslo. against Roosevelt, but as a hint from isfactory manner. A big 12-font lead has the delegates of the state of New York been crosscut nnd Is strongly mineralised posta have not yet appeared and the un­ Royal—H. S. Townsend, Colfax; Mrs. favorable condition of those ut present in that the president is not all-powerful, Thn I A Rare Opportnalty for tbe Men of Nelson at the throughout. Besides arsenical iron carry­ Douglas, Michel; J. R. Cranston, Salmo. other newspapers, if tliey comment at all Bed Sale Now On. ing gold, there Is oons'di'ra'.M- freo gold, use spoiled many a, well meant and well Madden—Ml*, and Mrs. T. Nelllst, Cal­ aimed throw at tbe basket. Tbe passing upon tlie result of the convention, mako CARLOAD JUST ARRIVED •ir. Morgan showed a m*- specimen of gary; Con. Murphy, Slocan; Ed. Murphy, only the most casual remarks of it. For the best assortment of BRASS nugget gold which came from the ledge. and general team work was done very F. Donnley. Vmlr; James Bnutnoil, Moyie; well and at times tbe play was quite and ENAMELED IRON BEDS we Hub Furnishing House J. A. Casey. Republic, have It. In colors to suit everyone brilliant. The team lined up as follows: APi'I-JR THT CAPTIVES The Fit Reform Clothing Co., of Montreal, seeing the Importance A large and appreciative audience greeted Seniors Juniors Queens— FInley McLeod, Ymir; C. P. Sea Green, Light and Dark Green, (he children of St. Joseph's school at the Ogiin. Northport; w. it. Blanchard, Wln­ Pink, Bine, and White. As for prices of having their goods on sale In Nelson, have decided to put In a com­ concert given in the opera house last night. P. Annable centre N. Annable law; R. E. Wnrd, Clarkston; Walter Scott, Party Leave Tangier En Route for Ral- they rangs from 15,00 to $40.00. Ono plete wardrobe system with us for the display of their clothing and Bach IKJJ- and girl took bis or her part L, Ellis R. forward E. Ellis Nakusp. aull'S' Lull* lot, extra value, only 3ti left, were have given us the sole control of their make for this district. Owing well, which speaks highly for the induing M. Swartz L. forward E. Rltc'litc Bartlett—John Ryan, Slocan. London, June 28—The Tangier corres­ fS.OO now $5.00. to the size of our store It is absolutely necessary that we dispose of given thnm hy the sisters of the sohool. 1. Rummelmeyer..R. back A. Swannell Tremont—M. Morlyk, N. F. Damn, San­ pondent of the Dally Telegraph describes our entire stock of clothing now on hand. We want the people Special mention might be made of the G. Gruves '.L back R. Wilkinson don. the departure of the party with the ran­ of Nelson to understand that every suit and every pair of pants must sedation, "Hoys Make Men," hy ten lit­ Uikoview—R. R, Thomas, Fernle; pat som for lhe release Messrs. Perdicaris In the first hnlf the seniors played lo and Varley early yesterday morning. Ttie move and we know the prices must tlo this for us. We quote a few tle hoys, and the Fan Drill by nine small a slight advantage us tbey defended the Farrell, Fernle; Peter Nelson, Minnea­ D. J. Robertson & Co. prices as follows: girls. Tlie sisters very much regret the polis; Ed. Spencer, Dtilut'Ji; II. Berg, Ve­ parly was headed by the sheriff of Ma- east goal, but though many trials weie Men's Summer Suits, flannels A. r . d, n nn in n A *"IIIIVW tpt i*EMOR fi — v»ifY to rWALLEY irti~iiV»v>f«~>ftiy»'f»i.j'\)»^M-u. Baker Street . of old Scotia and the method adopted of Fairbanks adds little to the strength of Thirty Persons Were Killed and Coaches $.275 per cord, dry -i foot wood. solving tiie difficulty afforded immense R. W. Hannington offers $25 reward for Burned These prices are for sliort haul only. i the parly ticket he cannot be said to de- amusement to a crowd of specialors at the return nf his Sable Collie dog "Chris­ trnet from il. The selection of Mr. Fair­ Madrid, June 23—Thirty persons were Extra for long haul. All orders srlctly the time and to many others Inter on. It topher," which was stolen ten days ago, banks, the paper snys, as n running mate killed lasl night in a trnln wreck In the cash. These prices are delivered. Phone is said the police magistrate is to Ite called or J.-V) reward for evidence securing the to Mr. Roosevelt, when he preferred an­ upon to finoly settle matters hut posslb1!' detection and conviction of the thief. province of Teruel, one of the most moun­ other, may hi- regarded, not as n revolt tainous In Spain. Th train Was derailed Kootenay River Lumber Co. ^*i ^ifVilvttiiifcvbvtii-tfVu^ibvlii^ on a bridge over the Jilica river and the Bargains coaches burned. The train look lire antl the engine fell See Millinery Window. Your choice of any one liaf. for Ladies' ft Into the river, dragging a number of Misses, Children and Babes Bonnets, al. a Bargain price—fiOc each, For Fifteen rocks behind It. A terrible storm was rag­ less than any one was ever manufactured at. ing at the time and the wind fanned the ilames. Some of the coaches were caught FOR SALE on the projecting parts of the bridge and Years hung in mid air aud by the light of the burning bridge passengers could be seen Our Stock We have been selling Watches. Today our combined stores at jumping into the river. Relief trains have Rossland, Trail and Nelson comprise llie most complete stock of been sent from Teruel, the capital of the of Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, Muslin Underwear. Cotton Vests with i Watch Cases and movements in Western Canada. The only way we i province, The victims were mostly gend­ sleeves and sleeveless, Neckwear, Belts, White Blouses, Colored could build up this enormous business was by dealing honestly with Two South Africa War Scrip armes. In addition to the large death list Blouses, Light Walking Skirts lu white and colors, you will find it Is feared that many were Injured. every customer we made. If In need of a watch let UB know your a choice assortment in all lines. Prices down nt. the low mark. wants, and w.e will send you a selection to your nearest express office, § subject to your approval. At $225.00 OUTBREAK OP SMALLPOX Toronto. June 23—The provincial health i authorities are advised of an outbreak of smallpox nt New Llskennl. New Ontario, where there are at present 2-1 cases. EWERT BROS. A complete set of school hooks, belong­ N.-lson, Trail. Bossland Jcwf'crs aid Engravers 1 ing to Harold Melme, were found on llie 1 water front last evening and brought £ M'DERMID & M'HARDY to this office by the finder. Tim owner KERR & CO. Can have them by applying lo this ofllce. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS, NELSON, B. C. *-... ,_ Ward and Baker Streeti, Nelaon. _ ^