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VOL. 9 NELSON B. C. SUNDAY MORNINO, AUGUST 28, 1910 NO 113 CROWDS GREET I THE PREMIER OF KOREA ENDS
Sir Wilfrid Laurier Has Great When Touched Fingers, Ears Kingdom Will Be Annexed by Reception and Arms Drop Off Japan on Monday
STREETS ARE TOWN OF ST. JOE EMPEROR CONSENTS WELL DECORATED IN GRAVE DANGER LTO ANNEXATION
Triumphant Progress Through Idaho Militia to Fight Flames Will Retain Title of King- Illuminated Streets to Mr, -Freewater Now on Fire No Degredation for de Veber's Residence j —Dense Smoke Koreans
Nelson received Sir Wilfrid .Laurler (Special to The Dally Newt.) SEOUL, Korea, Aug. 27—Lieut Gen last night with flags flying, banners SPOKANE, Aug. 27—Two hundred eral Terauchi Is the probable first waving, upward surging rockets, a thou Idaho, mllltla were dispatched today to governor general of Korea which will sand red, white and blue lights merrily St. Joe, forestjjflres there threatening be annexed by Japan on Monday. twinkling and to the exhIterating sounds the destruction of the town. The tim of exploding firecrackers, cheering ber comes close to the outskirts und Korean Sovereignty Ceases. crowds and the patriotic strains of the the town is irfJgrave peril. On the Bo* SEOUL, Aug. 27—The Associated city band. vllle branch lit the Milwaukee railway Press, it is said, states that Korean Huge Crowd 200 men are fighting the conflagration, sovereignty has ceased and that the Fully two thousand people crowded which Is moving north and is likely to Emperor of Japan, will become abso (the platform of the union depot from do enormous damage to timber. The lute ruler of Korea, next Monday, when end to end and even extended far up forest service ls unable to say how the agreement between the Emperor on Baker Btreet, and'as the premier many are dead and missing. The fires Yisyek of Korea and the Emperor of which have swept over settlers' homes Japan which waB signed August 22, will stepped from the train and was greet seem to have converted the bodies of ed hy the mayor and president of the the victims into charcoal, and when be officially promulgated. board of trade, broke Into hearty and touched, the fingers, ears and even the unanimous cheers of welcome which arms drop off/ Fifty Injured are in the Benefit of Japanese Rule. •were repeated a8 he stepped into the hospital at Wallace, Ida. HON. W. TEMPLEMAN, M. P., MINISTER OF MINES. SEOUL, Aug. 27—Lieut. General Ter carriage with L. B. DeVeber, Senator auchi, Japanese resident general ln Gibson and W. C. Wells, which convey Korea and negotiator of the convention ed him to Mr. DeVeber's residence at Clouds of Smoke of annexation which will be officially the corner of Carbonate and Hendryx PORT TOWNSEND, Wash., Aug. 27— district, and by this means render the promulgated next Monday said today streets. Dense clouds of smoke from the burning INDIANS TEAR UP advertisement which the exhibition of regarding the annexation: "No stone Welcome Is Warm fires of Washington and Oregon have fruit will provide of the greatest bene will be left unturned to make the Kor The train was fully an hour late but overspread the waters of the Pacific fit to the whole community. eans and the world feel that Japanese the long watt in the cold night elr did from 100 to 300 miles off the coast of It.is expected that the official prize rule in Korea is a beneflclent thing for Sir Wilfrid made an early entry Into, SURVEY STAKES the Koreans. It will and must imply not seem to damp the ardor of the as politics and was elected a member of lists will be available for distribution sembled crowd who were determined to QUEENSlOWN NOW! tn a few days. Anyone wishing for a no degradation for tbe Koreans, who. the provincial legislature In Quebec in Order Surveyors off Ground—Difficulty under the annexation, will enjoy ex assist In the welcome to Canada's first 1871 and to the Dominion house of com Is Quickly Adjusted—Exhibition copy should send his name to Mr. citizen. The first Intimation that the Cockle at once. actly the same rights in Korea aB the train was nearing the city was the send- mons three years later. His gift of [IN OLD COUNTRY of Peaches Japanese." jl ing up of dozens of rockets and colored oratory gave him an immediate position SAID THAT~CRIPPEN In federal politics and in 1877 he was (Special to The Daily News.) Roman candles from the C.P.R. flats. Welcomed by Civic and Military Offi CRESTON, Aug. 27—An exhibit of IS GOING IN8ANE These were pointed out to Sir Wilfrid made minister of Inland revenue under cials—Irish Rifles Is Guard Customs Tariff Continued, the Mackenzie regime. . At the ensuing peaches grown by C. Rykert on his fine SEOUL, Aug. 27^-It may be stated in the train by the: special reception of Honor x; I,. well cultivated farm at Rykerts, along LIVERPOOL, Aug. 27—Amid the oommittee which -went out to Castlegar general election the next-year, however, bustle incident to the arrival of the with authority that although the trea he was defeated but was returned at the K.V. track, is creating considerable ties of Korea with foreign powers lapse to meet him. A few -minutes after thla UVBRPOOL, Aug. 27—The steamship attention here just now. One of these Queen's Own Rifles on the Megantic display the train pulled into the station. the next bye-election for the constit Megantic, with the Queen's Own Rifles with the annexation, the present cus 'peaches a veritable king of fruit weigh today, Dr. Crlppen and Ethel Leneve toms tariff of Korea which Is much enveloped ln the red light thrown out uency of Quebec East which has been band playing the "Maple Leaf Forever" ed 9 1-4 ounces, and another tipped the were quickly escorted off the steamer by hundreds of torches In the hands of a faithful to htm ever since. On the and variations, drew alongside the land lower than that of Japan, will be con scales at. 8 3-4 ounces, and there were. and safely placed ia a compartment of tinued for an Indefinite period under number of boys and men under Sergt. resignation of Sir Charles Tupper in ing stage here at 1:45 this afternoon. several other peaches 7 ounces each. the Bpecial boat train for London. Markham. who was also In charge of 1896 he was called upon by Lord Aber The deputy lord -mayor, the officer com One of our enterprising real estate men Crippen was well muffled up and Miss Japanese rule.- This is the point by the rest of the fireworks. The effect deen to form a cabinet and from that manding the district and staff with Gen. has had photos taken of this fruit from Leneve had a heavy blue veil entwined which foreign interests might chiefly waa Remorandtesque In Its warmth of time onwards haB retained the position Murray and Capt Clive, representing which a cut will be made for advertis be affected if the Japanese tariffs were color and soft shadow effects. the war office, were present to welcome ing purposes, Introduced. Economic conditions in the Queens Own. First to come ashore the kingdom will also remain unchang After acknowledging the cheering Indian Agent Galbraith of Fort Steele ed and foreigners will enjoy the same with smiles and iby waving his hat Sir :* "•:_ > • j|*» • .. was the pioneer squad, followed by Sir Henry Pellatt and his officers. The is an expert in handling the Indians as rights In Korea as In the rest of Japan. Wilfrid was taken up Baker street, fol* was shown on at least two occasions Assent Given Willingly. lowed by four other carriages in which deputy lord mayor in welcoming Pellatt dwelt on tbe importance pf trade be at Creston during the last few weeks Interesting details of the negotiations were Senator Bostock, Hon. William when he fixed things up satisfactorily leading to the annexation are also made Templeman, Hon. George P. Graham, tween Liverpool and Canada. He point ed out the great benefit derived from to all concerned. The last occasion public. Tbe assent of Emperor Yisyek F. F. Pardee M.P., E. M. Macdonald, that Mr. Galbraith was called in to act and of his predecessor Yiheui to the M.P., Ralph Smith, M.P., the mayor and •yajjBfe^. ." : cultivating good friendship aa the pres as arbitrator was only a few days ago president of the board of trade, together ent visit of the Queen's Own would do. annexation, was given willingly it is when the Indians tore up the survey stated, the only hesitation shown when with B. Ferguson and a number of other Sir Henry Pellatt replied briefly after stakes which are 'being planted by the cttltens. which the regiment disembarked. The the terms were being discussed being ' government surveyor, Charles Moore, in regard to the titles which will here Major Lome Stewart acted as marshal soldiers lined up on the landing stage from where they marched through the and ordered the foreman and his help after be borne by the former emperors. of tbe procession riding on horseback '•'* ' ii' *jpiflK ers off the work, threatening them with The original Japanese proposal was <"T- cheering multitudes to the London & at the head. , •-M*Sm\LA^SSmw violence if they refused to accept the the title of Grand Duke, but the em Triumphant Progress Northwestern railway station. There warning. A hurry up call was sent tn they entrained for Aldershot. The Irish peror of Korea insisted upon being styl Baker street was lined with eager . "i 1 >' for Provincial Constable Gunn, who In ed king, to which Japan assented. crowds on each side and a large num Rifles formed a guard of honor. There the absence of the Indian agent was ber of people waving Roman candles and Jgtjl was some disappointment owing to the compelled to act as peacemaker. In red torches followed tbe carriages along ' V*Psi*oa ^JSW fact that the lateness of landing today the meantime a communication from BIG COMPANY TO MAN the line of march up Ward street, along necessitated the postponement of a re Hon. G. P. Graham, Minister of Railways Indian Agent Galbraith was handed to UFACTURE PULP AND PAPER Silica to Mr. DeVeber's house. At each ,' 9 ception which was intended for the Chief Alexander and by careful hand corner rockets whizzed gayly upwards, Q.O.R. here tonight. It was essential both states. Capt. Barry of 'the steam ling the matter wae smoothed over. OTTAWA, Aug. 27—The Canadian exploding Into dosens of stars as they * [;!•*• a that the camp at Aldershot be reached Constable Gunn deserves great credit Powder and Paper company with a cap : ship Queen, which came from San Fran reached the limit of their course. Sir 1' :: V^ at 9 o'clock. As the men marched cisco, said that tbe vessel was never for the manner in which he assisted in ital of $10,000,000 and headquarters in Wilfrid expressed himself to those ln through the streets they made an ex free from the mass of smoke on the .preventing what might have grown into Toronto has just been incorporated to ,the carriage with his as -being delighted cellent impression judging from com run. Shipping on every part of Puget a very ugly situation. carry on in all branches of the busi with the splendid decorations on Baker plimentary remarks passed by specta- Sound is hampered by the dense smoke. ness of manufacturers and dealers in 'street, which was in gala attire, the tors. Hurried talks with several of the Mrs. Derbyshire, formerly school pulp and paper. It is apparently a electric 'banners erected by the city teacher at Creston, has accepted a -posi men showed that they were delighted tion at the coast and will leave town .Mackenzie and Mann concern, as the light department and the flags put up with tbeir voyage, seasickness troubling Firefighter**' Death Incorporation is in the names of F. H. by the decoration committee and by SPOKANE, Aug. 27—WaMer Hess, a early in the week. The news of her ibut few of them. departure Is received with regret by Phlppen, K. C, Gerard Ruel, G. F. Mc private citizens making a most effective homeseeker, who was a member of a Donnell, R. H. Temple and A. J. Reid fire fighting crew on Big creek, told to (her large circl eof friends here. display. Step In Organization of the legal staff of the Canadian con day how a dozen of his party were cern. Ward and Silica streets were also gay ; LONDON, Aug. 27 — The Standard iburned to death. "On Saturday after with tights and here also were rockets feS says that the arrival of the Queens Own noon 30 of us were stationed about 12 and candles set off. Tbe houses and Rifles is another, step ln the organiza miles up Big creek .under Warden Chris APPLE GROWERS SATURDAY REVIEW CRITICISES lawns in many instances were beauti tion of the forces of the empire on a SIR WILFRID'S SPEECHES E. M. MacDonald, M. P. tie," he said. "Below us about two miles F. F. Pardee, M. P.s* fully arrayed In all the glory of Chinese common principle. It adds that Cana was another small crew and together INVITED TO HELP lanterns and colored lights. dian born soldiers proved at Paarde- we were working to control a small LONDON, Aug. 27—The Saturday Re Expresses'Thanks for Welcome of premier of Canada, Sir Wilfrid was burg that they only required some addi around her head. It is said that Crip view says: "Judging from the fresh in fire. We had worked for some days Ranchers Asked to Contribute to West pen is going insane. Arriving at Mr. DeVeber's residence selected as leader of the Liberal party tional training to become the equals of in this way and had the fire pretty well stallment given by the Times, Sir Wil the premier on standing up In the car in the house in 1877. any soldiers in the world. Kootenay Display for National frid Laurier managed to get into his surrounded. About 2:30 p.m. -we "heard Apple Show. Voyage Without Incident. riage held up his hand to silence the Sir Wilfrid Laurier represented Can a terrible roaring up the ledge, just Regina speech an amount ot clap trap cheering crowd and thanked the citi ada on the occasion of the celebration LONDON, Aug. 27—Wireless mess- exceptional even for an Imperial ora zens of Nelson In the following well south of us and before we realized It The special committee organized by ageB received here rrom the Megantic of Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee in the fire had cut off our escape. Thirty tion. Angels and Ministers of Grace, chosen words for the truly royal recep 1897. He was sworn of the imperial BIG PROGRAM the boards of trade of West Kootenay say that the trip of Crlppen and Miss Rome and Napoleon forgotten, Laurier tion which tbey had accorded him: (men at the upper end of the fire all es to collect and display a collection of Leneve has been without Incident BO privy council the same year and was caped but all the poor fellows below Is not forgotten. Why then does this 'IWlthout waiting for Monday let me also created a Knight Grand Cross of apples for the National Apple Show at far. The prisoners are held In close orator use words without regard to FOR TOMORROW were killed. Five of the men were kill Vancouver, are desirous of enlisting the seclusion and are guarded night and thank you all, my fellow citizens of Nel the Most Distinguished Order of St. ed by falling trees and seven more were their meaning. Did he think "Obliv son for the splendid reception you have Michael and St. George. Sir Wilfrid 'active support of all fruit growers in day. They are allowed on the prom ion" would sound aB well as any other given me to your beautiful and far- Premier Will be Ooupled From Morning suffocated in a small cave where they the district. Boxes of the choicest fruit enade deck only at night, when Crlp then visited France and waB presented had sought protection." big word." famed city." To the accompaniment ot by the president of thai country with to Night—The Columbia River are required for the district display, to pen in allowed to take his walk hand Delegation. cuffed to a detective. The prisoners a renewed outburst of cheering Sir Wil the Star of a Grand Officer of the Le which every section of West Kootenay AINSWORTH NEWS NOTES. frid then walked Into Mr. DeVeber's Freewater on Fire is invited to contribute. All fruit fur are amply supplied with reading mat gion of Honor at Havre, July 29, 1897. WALLA WALLA, Wash., Aug, 27— house where he will stay during hi* On August 12 of the same year he waB Commencing at 10:30 am. by receiv nished for this display will be marked ter but anything likely to facilitate (Special to The Dally News.) visit to Nelson. Senator Gibson will received in audience by his Holiness the ing the delegation which will urge upon Freewater, Ore, 14 mites distant, is re with the name of the section in which Buicide is vigilantly barred. They are AINSWORTH, Aug. 27—J. S. Air- also be a guest of Mr. DeVeber. him the advisability of the Dominion ported in flames. The fire department lt was grown. otherwise treated like first class pas- Pope, He'welcomed the Duke of Corn government making a grant for the pur heart and wife from Vancouver, arrived • The other carlrages with their occu wall and York to Canada In 1901 and has gone hy a special train. In order to encourage the smnll grow sengerB, Crippen seems cheerful and on Wednesday evening on the SS. Ko pants then turned and drove down town pose of the opening up the Columbia ers the management will undertake to sleeps well and both are anxious to accompanied the royal party during the river from Robson to the boundary -and kanee. Mr. Airheart is inspecting to the Hume hotel where the other progress through the Dominion. He Heavy Loss enter and arrange plates and boxes of evade public curiosity. the Highland mine ln the interest of members of Sir Wilfrid's party are stay delivering addresses at the city park In BUTTE, Aug. 27 •**-- Nearly 100.000 fruit for anyone wishing to exhibit. A the Kootenay Sliver Lead Mining com ing. was Invited to England to witness the the afternoon and at the rink on Stan coronation of King Edward the Seventh ley street in the evening, Sir Wilfrid acres of ranges and timber lands were small-charge will be made for this work MAIL SERVICE FROM pany. He is accompanied by Mr. W. H. Sir Wilfrid was conveyed up town by in 1902, On New Years' day, 1904, he Laurier will spend a busy day ln Nel burned over by fire lasting (three days and for the cost of transportation. WELLINGTON TO VANCOUVER Shell also from Vancouver. a fine upstanding pair of horses be was presented by his excellency the son tomorrow. It Is likely also that at ln Pryor Creek mountains. Everyone who wishes to enter any of H. Greyorich of Kaslo, spent Thurs longing to the Nelson Transfer com governor general with the Fenian Raid 10 a-m. or thereabouts he will meet a the competitions IB requested to at WELLINGTON, Aug. 27—Arrange day here on business. pany. Albert Kellogg acted as coach- medal and In 1907 he attended the Im delegation appointed iby the Liberal con COWBOYS WELCOME ROOSEVELT once notify J. W. Cockle, Kaslo, who ments have been concluded with the Mrs. Frank Fitch and her niece Miss perial conference at London as one ot vention yesterday who have certain mat haB been chosen by the organization as Union Steamship company for a sub Currle, returned from Nelson on the the representatives of Canada. ters to bring before him. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 27—Col. manager, sending detailed statement of sidized mail service to San Francisco. 'Moyie after spending Thursday and Sir Wilfrid Laurler. •! The Minister of Mines. Roosevelt was greeted by thousands of what varieties are intended tor compe The government desires to obtain a Friday in that city. Sir Wilfrid Laurler, G.C.M.G., D.C.L., As previously announced the premier tition with the number of plates or service to Vancouver as well and on Hon. William Templeman, minister of will spend today quietly, though he may, cowboys here today and a wild west dis LL.D., K.O,. who arrived in Nelson last play wns given In his honor. Carried boxes. this account, tenders from Canada have LEMIEUX IN LIVERPOOL. night was born in 1841 at St Lin, Que mines, was born at Pakenham, Ont., in If the weather be propitious, he taken It 1B most desirable that the fullest been asked. If it Is decided to estab 1644 and was called to the senate In for a run up the lake in Mr. DeVeber's away by old time associations with the bec. He was educated at L'Assomptlon iplalns, Col. Roosevelt mounted a big representation should be made In all lish a Vancouver service, the San Fran LIVERPOOL, Aug. 27—Hon. Ro- 1887. He resigned therefrom upon be* fast launch sometime this afternoon. sections ln order that visitors to the cisco contract will . probably be ex college and at McGlll university. He Ing ilven the portfolio and was elected white horse and galloped round the dolphe Lemleux arrived today on the studied law and was called to the bar After meeting the Columbia river half mile track amid the yells of cow- mmmmBhow may be able to tea Uie great per- tended with Wellington as the terminal Megantic, after a thoroughly enjoyable SUNDAY ...>«..,.„ AUGUST » FAOE TWO """J CDe Batl? jleto*.
thirds of the way up Nugget mountain, jg£&&m&^&®&&&&&&&&^&G^&&&m&®^&&&m-#i and is distinguished for the fact that two years steady work has been put in r developing the mine and 'blocking out ore. This ls the property that has been acquired by John McMartin, owner of the La Rose mine. Cobalt, under a bond from F. M. Black and J. L. Warner, given In February, 1909. The main vein SPOKANE INTERSTATE The School Holidays discovered two years ago this month by J. C. Moen, has heen crosscut at the 'B second, third and fourth levels, with TR - long drlnts in both directions on the - '*w*w*^r»'^*'mmaaaaamm*MWsma»vaaaaMa*^aaaa*M^a^%ws^pswem' Are about over. Almost every boy will need some new lower levels. General Manager William Watson, has Just driven a 700 foot tun clothing. Parents will study their interests best by having nel which has crosscut the vein at u OCT-3i29.-l9ia depth of 476 feet. Only development TO SEE THE nPTH UrTERIUTnONAI.' their boys outfitted here before the opening of school. ore is now being taken out, a force of Cantfttofan 40 men working in three shifts. A large ©PPT FARMING EXPOSITION] mill will ibe built the coming winter, when tho mine will doubtless be a large : ANDCONORESa^ producer. There are three other veins J IN SPOKANE THB SAME WEEKS) > Boy*' 2 and 3 Piece Salts Boys' Knee Pants on (the property, including the glory hole from which the locators shipped. Regular, $2.50. Bale price $1.75 Regular 75c.. sale price 50 Shipments from the main vein by War
TAKE A BOTTLE OF Parke Channing, consulting engineer of The Corporation of the City of Nelson BEST FREE MILLING the Lewisohns, together with W. Har-* vey Read, made a flying inspection of Dropsy— Notice of Rules and Regulations gov the camp some time ago. The interest FRUIT LANDS erning the use of water by the in CORBY'S CAMP ANYWHERE of Robert Leach, managing director of habitants of the City of Nelson and the Britannia Mining & Smelting com Salmon River Valley sub localities adjacent thereto. "SPECIAL SELECTED" RYE WHISKY (Continued from Page Two.) pany, Is of a practical nature, as is also Given up by Doctor division in tracts of from 5 to that of Messrs. Williams and Murdoch 30 acres. The choicest fruit 1. These regulations shall come into force on the mil day of August, 1910, and convp Is really spectacular, however, la of the Sheep Creek Amalgamated. John "I had dropsy, and was told land in tbe Kootenays. ID the number of properties now under MoMartin, the Cobalt King, with his remain in force until further notioe. by my family physician that 2. The hours between which water may going major development. A list of consulting engineer, William Watson of bo used for any of the purposes following* them is justified. New York, have also demonstrated their there was no chance lor me. My Townsite Lots Khali be as follows; ON YOUR faith. A. H. Gracey, one of tbe fore (a) Fur the sprinkling of lawns and Summit Mine family also gave me up. My In Salmon Rapids townsite, gardens, between the hours of 9 o'clock The Summit mine ton Vernon moun most consulting engineers of British the coming Industrial centre ol -p.m. and U o'clock p.m. FISHEVa TRIP tain, from whfch early shipments ran Columbia has long been Identified with limbs and body were swollen southern British Columbia. (b) For the sprinkling of streets, al as nigh as $450, is now being actively 'the camp. C. H. Fitz Herbert, formerly leys and sidewalks, between the hours one-third larger than natural, Now is tbe time to buy these of 7 o'clock a.m. and 9 o'clock a.m. It wards off chills and a developed by *he Sheep Creek Summit a South African engineer, recently in while they are cheap, at from water collected around my heart And no person shall use water for any little drop just before turning in Gold Mines, Ltd., under Consulting En spected and Invested. In all cases the $75 to 1150. or all of such purposes beyond the time gineer A. H. Gracey. Ore U being stick- verdict has been approval. and I had to be propped up in and outside the said hours. rounds off the pleasure of ed from two veins running from $158 to After waiting ten years Sheep creek 3. No person shall, with a lawn sprink bed to keep from smothering. I ler or otherwise, water any adjoining or a day among "the speckled over $200. In addition a contact vein is coming Into its own. An old fashion Improved Fruit other premises to or than that for which between tbe quartzite and the limestone ed mining excitement is gathering force took Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy he has paid tbe regular garden or lawn beauties." but on the sane and conservative basis rate. has been traced 2000 feet on the sur until I was entirely cured. This Ranches • Pure to the highest degree face, and,' is being developed by two act independently of the Shlwaas county Aug. 28, when the principality will be fully used in nine epidemic* of dy««nt«ry. authorities. Chairman Glasgow of the declared a kingdom and Prince Nicholas It bu never been known to tall. It is TEN YEARS AGO equally valuable for children and adults. commission, states that Attorney Gen its picturesque ruler, will take the title »nd when reduced with water and sweet Extracts from The Nelson Dally Tribune eral Kuhn will act for the people. The of King of Montenegro and for the first ened, It Is pleasant to take. Sold by all of Aug. 28, 1900 commission, he adds, is determined to time in history receive the royal salute drunlsts and Sealers. , . find where lies the blame Cor the acci ot 101 guns. Corner Houses dent and will take up the investiga The Kelson fire department will com tion at once. 6 rooms and bath, close In. .$1600 pete in the hose reel and firemen's CHOLERA SPREADING IN ITALY races held in Spokane during the an I bought s horse with a supposedly in Cottage, 3 rooma, 2 lots, near nual convention ut fire chiefs, which BARI, Italy, Aug. 14—Fourteen deaths curable ringbone for $». Cured him wltn Lots from cholera and 26 new cases of tho fl.00 worth of MINARD'S LINIMENT and Fail-view school 900 fakes place while the fair is in pro LIBERALS FORM gress. The Spokane firemen wero par disease during the past 24 hours were sold him for 186.00. Profit on Liniment, $64. reported today. MOI8B DEROBCB. 75 feet cleared, level on car ticularly anxious to have Nelson enter Hotel Keeper, St. Phillip*. Que. the events, the local team 'being recog NEW ASSOCIATION line, Hill street '900 Dysentery ls a aaneerout- disease but can nized as the fastest outfit in the pro be cured. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera vince this season nnd therefore best SO feet Houston street 325 •District Organization Was Decided and Diarrhoea Remedy has been success Land qualified to meet the crack American Upon at Yesterday's Convention teams which will be present at the tour- in the Eagles' Hall. 160 feet, Halrvlew, close In .. 750 5 acres, Granite road $1600 namemt, 240x180 feet Lakeside 350 The improvements at -the C.P.R- depot At the Liberal convention in the 6 3-4 acres, Kootenay lake ., 950 should start within the next few days. Eagles' hall yesterday morning a dis 120x175 ft. View St 300 14 acres, Kootenay river .... 850 The estimated cost of the depot build trict Liberal association was organized ing is $12,000 and with turntBbingB this with the title of the Kootenay and Imperial Bank of Canada amount will be swelled to $15,000. Boundary District Liberal association. HEAD OFFICE: TORONTO R. W. Hanningiton and -wife have ar This will comprise the local ridings of rived in .the city troth their wedding Nelson, Greenwood, Grand Forks, Rosa- Capital Authorized $10,000,000 trip. They will reside at the Phair botel land, Trail, Slocan, Kaslo, Columbia, Capital Subscribed $ 6,575,000 until their residence on Carbonate Golden, Revelstoke, Fernie, Ymir and Cije Bail? jEeuus, WESTERN CANADA'S GREATEST SCHOOL Capital Paid Up $5,330,000 Reserve Fund. $5,330,000 street Is ready for occupation. Cranbrook. Officers were elected as D. R. WILKIE, President HON. ROBERT JAFFRAY, Vice-President At the meeting of the rifle associa Published at Neison Every Morning Vancouver, B.C. follow**; Honorary president, W, C. tion held last night it was d«*Jded to WellB; president, W. A. Macdonald; BRANCHES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA: Except Monday, by a J. SPROTT, B.A., hold the first annual ehoot on Friday Arrowhead, Chase, Cranbrook, Fernie, Golden, Kamloops, Michel, New Nsw* Publishing Company, Limited Sprott-Shaw first vice president, E. Ferguson; sec Manager and Saturday, Sept 28 and 29. ond vice president, E. S. H, Winn; sec Michel,.Moyle, Nelson, Revelstoke, Vancouver and Victoria. W. O. FOSTER Manager retary, W. B, Farris; treasurer, Lester SAVINSS DEPARTMENT BtfSineSS Institute Send for Catalogue. Patrick. Interest allowed on deposits at current rate from date of deposit. Best equipped school west of To ronto. Ten chances for every student. SPORTING NEWS A number of resolutions were passed. NELSON BRANCH J. M. LAY, Manager nwmamsmmmmaaaaaaaaama^ Among these waa one dealing with the WESTMINSTER WIN Columbia river navigation question and Vancouver Defeated for Eighth Time- another In connection with timber mat Nationals Next Competitors for ters and It was decided to present sev SUNDAY, AUGUST 28. eral resolutions to Sir Wilfrid Laurier Minto Cup. tomorrow. E. Ferguson waB in the chair and explained the objects of tbe THE NEW KOOTENAY. When the Term Begins (Special to The Dally News.) Canadian Bank of Commerce VANCOUVER, Aug. 27—By a Bcore convention. He then retired in favor ot PAID UP CAPITAI $10,000,000 RESERVE $6,000,000 and you get the list of books and sup of 4 to 3 tbe New Westminster la John Keen, who acted as permanent DRAFTS ON FOREIGN COUNTRIE8 When the Winnipeg boom of 1882 chairman ot the convention. The subsided lt left tbe prairie still with its plies that you have to get crosse champions today defeated Van Arrangements have recently been completed under which the couver for the eighth time in the ten meeting concluded with three cheers branches of this bank are able to UBue Drafts on the principal points fertile soil and Winnipeg still with her league games played to date. The for Sir Wilfrid and with the singing ot God Save the King. la the following countries: strategic position. From these have Hike for Thomson's eleventh game will be played in Van Autria-Hungary Finland' i Ireland Russia been built the prairie provinces and couver on Labor day September 5th, Italy Servla We have a complete stock, the latest Belgium Formosa the Winnipeg of today. In like man when Tommy Burns, the fistic heavy Brazil France Japan Slam and best novelties and right prices, weight champion of the British empire Bulgaria Fr'ch Cochln-C i Java South Africa ner the passing of the Kootenay min and an old lacrosse player will be in CONFERENCE IS Ceylon Germany Manchuria Straits Settlement the outside home for the Vancouver China Great Britain Mexico Sweden ing boom of 1892 left this territory still Crete Greece Norway Bwitaerland with Its rich mineral deposits. In W. C THOMSON K,1& team, President Con Jones of Vancou AT COURT HOUSE Denmark Holland Persia Turkey ver paying Tommy $1000 for his ser Iceland Fhtnipine Islands west Indies the difficult years that Immediately BookMilt»r and Stationer vices. Faroe Islands India Roumanla and elsewhere. followed the mines of the Kootenay Columbia River Delegation Will Meet No Delay In Issuing. Full Particular! on Application Tommy acted as goal umpire for Sir Wilfrid Laurier at 10:30 To J. U BUCHAN, Manager continued to yield their wealth, A Vancouver in today's match in New NELSON BRANCH great industry has now grown up upon Westminster, which was a fair exhibi morrow Morning. solid and secure foundation. Year by removal of duties imposed for the sake Our history has some lessons for us on tion of lacrosse but with poor attend The Columbia River Navigation dele year substantial progress has been of protection, or for a measure of reci this matter. ance owing to the threatening rain, procity with the United States, or for Vancouver as usual opened well but gation, consisting of representatives made. New mines and new mining If there is to be a reciprocity treaty, from Portland, Spokane, Marcus, Nel both. One point in this connection closed poorly, New Westminster not districts have been developed and their it will contain conditions whereby it taking the gam eserlously until It son and from ten boards ot trade in value proved. The interest of outside that has been little observed is that may be terminated at a certain period became necessary after half time with east and west Kootenay, will gather for the making of these requests had not an informal meeting at the board1 of BANK Of MONTREAL capital has revived not upon the basis or on giving certain notice. If there the score then 2 to 1 in favor of Van been preceded by any agitation or any is to be merely concurrent legislation couver. trade rooms tomorrow morning at 9 Established 817 of anticipation but upon that of actual o'clock and will meet Sir Wilfrid Laur demonstration. The tens of millions of public controversy upon the subject. the permanence of the new Industrial The score by, quarters- Capital All Paid Up... .$14,400,000 Rest $12,000,000 New Westminster 1 0 2 1—I ier, Hon. William Templeman and Hon. dollars already produced by our mines The point iB Important. If you ask and commercial conditions will be still George P. Graham, together with other HEAD OFFICE: MONTREAL more at the mercy of legislation at Vancouver 2 0 0 1—3 Rt Hon. Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal, G.C.M.G., Hon. Prealdent. is but tbe beginning. a man In any city whether he would Nationals Eastern Champions. members of the premier's party at like his taxes reduced he will probab Washington,—that Is, of interests which Great interest was shown by lacrosse 10:30 in the court house. The Port R. B. Angus, President The era of expansion now assured ly say, "Yes." If you ask him whether are able to secure legislation there. Is enthusiasts here in today's eastern la land delegation arrived laBt night con Sir Edward S. Clouston, Bart., V Ice-President and Oen. Manager sists ot Hon. Geo. E. Chamberlain, and already entered upon will be even lt good bUBineBs to disorganize the In crosse results which makes tbe Nation BRANCHES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA: be would like this or that desirable ex United StateB senator from ' Oregon; Armstrong, Chilliwack, Cloverdale, Enderby, Greenwood, Hosmer, greater,—and markedly greater,—if dustrial, commercial, transportation als tbe eastern champions and the next penditure made in his vicinity he will competitors for the Minto cup. The F, G. Knapp, acting president of the Kelowna, Merritt, Nelson, New Denver, Nicola, New Weatmlnator, Pen. the experiments about to be carried on probably say, "Yes." But if you put and financial interests of the whole Nationals defeated Cornwall 3 to 1 at Portland chamber of commerce; C. F, ticton, Prince Rupert, Rowland, S'mm.rland, Vancouver, Vernon, Victoria by the Dominion government, for the before him a definite proposal he will Dominion upon no better security than Cornwall, Tecumseh defeated Montreal Swiggert, president of the Port ot NELSON BRANCH L. B. DEVEBER, Manager treatment of the tine ores with which weigh and consider whether the reduc we should have? Would It pay even 6 to 4 which would have made the Na Portland commission on harbors, rivers the territory abounds, result in suc tionals champions even had Cornwall and navigation; C. F. Adams, a mem tion in taxes would be a good thing to the prairie farmer? won today's game. ber of the same commission and a cess. That ilone would mean millions have at tbe cost of not doing something There are other national Interests to prominent banker in Portland; A. H, of dollars per annum to the Kootenay. Devers, a well known business man and he would like to have done. be considered. Under a general meas Edmonton Wins First But mining is no longer our sole re CALGARY, Aug. 27—The afternoon Capt. W. P. Grey of Pasco, Wash., who So with a general measure of "reel* ure of reciprocity the great commer has navigated the Columbia from the liance.' A great lumber industry has procity" with the United States. If game waB taken by Edmonton by a cial and transportation systems of the score of 7 to 2. Calgary put three sea to a point near Trail. The Royal Bank of Canada grown up, and a great fruit growing you ask a man whether he would like United States would extend their ram pitchers in the box but the visiting The delegates from Spokakne are ex Industry is growing up. Within five pected to reach the city on the Crow Incorporated 1869 to get his products into the United ifications throughout the Dominion. sluggers were on and beat out 12 Capital Paid Up t 5,000,000 years the orchards of the Creston dis States duty free, and whether he would bingles to the good. Loose fielding had boat this evening, C. W. Barrlnger, Canadian legislation would affect their president ot the State Bank.of Marcus, Reaerve and Undivided Profits 5,928,000 trict alone will bring in some eight or like to buy things there without having interests in Canada. Would they then a lot to do with the locals losing. Gehan twirled a good ball but was sick came in last night. Total Assets 87,000,000 ten million dollars a year. Nor are the to pay a duty on them, he may say, keep out of Canadian politics? Do we HEAD OFFICE: MONTREAL fruit growing lands limited to those and had to go out in the seventh. "Yes." But if the question is thor want to have the agents of enormous Standridge finished the ' innings but PRINCIPALITY OF MONTENEGRO H. S. HOLT, President. E. L. PEASE, Vice-President and Qen. Manager along the deeper passes where our oughly discussed and the price placed corporations, with unlimited funds at Carney saved him for the night game ELEVATED TO KINGDOM One hundred and fifteen Branches In Canada and Newfoundland. navigable rivers are found and where before him he may say, "No." The their disposal and with their head of game and put Deckho tn to finish the Eleven Agencies In Cuba; Nassau, Bahamas; San Juan, Porto Rico; our railways have built. On the moun game. There were no brilliant plays. OErrTINJB, Montenegro, Aug. 27— New York City, 88 William Street .,, „- tariff has not really been discussed on fices and chief Interests in another The little principality of- Montenegro, tain benches and in the more gradually the prairie so as to bring out the pros Edmonton 7 10 2 Business accounts carried upon favorable terms. Savings department country, taking an active interest in -which by the elevation of Bulgaria to at all branches. Correspondence solicited. . sloping interior valleys are landB cap Calgary 2 7 S •sovereign rank In 1908, was left the sole and cons with regard to reciprocity for Canadian politics Would It benefit Dellar and Spencer; Gehan, Stand NELSON BRANCH '• A. B. NETHERBY, Manager. able of sustaining a hundred thousand some years. the prairie fanner? What effect would Balkan state not enjoying the title of ridge, Dechko, catchers Stanley and kingdom, will Join its sister states on homes. Soil and climate combine to It have upon the health and dignity of Duggan. Umpires Wheeler and Huston. produce fruit of exceptional color, form On the only two occasions when re ciprocity has been before the prairie the national life of Canada to rest our and flavor. Kootenay fruit sells any welfare upon conditions subject to Texas Rooker Wins. where in the face of any competition. electors the party opposing reciprocity VANCOUVER, Aug. 27—Texas Rook or free trade secured a decided ma change by Washington, and to have er recently purchased at Calgary by H. Lees spectacular than the growth of jority of the constituencies there. our domestic politics influenced by the S. Rolston and W. T. Wilkinson of prairie settlement, that of the Koot agencleB of American commercial insti Vancouver for $1000 won the free for What is the price of a general meas all at the exhibition grounds today ln enay is transforming the appearance of ure of reciprocity? There is first the tutions without any regard for our higher national interests? great style beating Josephine and the country. To the population al disorganization and readjustment of Sherlock Holmes in three straight ready here and to tbat arriving, the Canada's whole financial, commercial heats in 2:15. Lieut. Gov. Paterson Eyes I Eyes! Eyesl Here In the Kootenay we pay higher Kootenay offers homes of rare attrac started the first race meeting. It was and industrial fabric. For thirty years prices, partly us the result of our tiveness. A climate bracing without the first matinee of the Vancouver tbat edifice has been building up un tariff, than perhaps any other place in severity and delightful without enerva Amateur Driving association. Avail yourself of the opportunity to have your eyes examined while der certain conditions and has been Canada upon a line of railway, except tion, ls allied with charming landscapes constructed so as to suit those condi in the Yukon. The Alberta farmer Tennis Entries Close. you are in Nelson, whether you wear glasses or not. If I cannot im and varied natural productions. No tions. A radical change would mean sells his dairy products, hay and oats The entries for the tournament at the where is lite more enjoyable. The new great economic loss and disturbance here in a protected market. Almost Nelson Tennis club courts on Sept. 7 prove on the glasses you are wearing, I will frankly tell you so. I have Kootenay is not only rapidly becoming •will close on Saturday next. Some 20 during the period of readjustment. everything that we eat, except fruit, a great producer ot wealth; it is in ad players from the city and west arm hundreds of satisfied patients, no guesswork, the latest machinery, When tha^ was completed, what secur almost all the manufactured goods we dition already a land of enviable homes. have already signified tbeir intentions ity would there be tor the permanence buy, almost everything we use except of competing and it ls anticipated that everything up-to-date in the optical department. Absolute satisfaction of tbe new set of conditions? What lumber, is brought In from outside and the event will be very successful. Fur THE TARIFF. guaranteed. security that legislation at Washington purchased by us In a protected market. ther entries should be addressed to the secretary, Box 626, Nelson. At various places on the prairie, dele over which we should have no control, On the other hand our minerals have would not again change conditions? gations have asked Sir Wilfrid for the to pay duties, which ln the case of lead Lacrosse Matches, are prohibitive, before they can enter At Scarboro Beach—Toronto 14, Cap the American market. But the price ls itals 4. not too high to pay for stability in In At Montreal—Tecumsehs 6, Mont real 4. Diamonds! Diamonds I dustrial conditions and for the greatest possible measure of national Indepen At Cornwall Nationals 8, Corn wall 1, dence and self-government in industrial, An up-to-date, well assorted loose diamond stock. If you are Arc You Going to Decorate commercial and financial affairs. contemplating buying a diamond ring, it would be worth your while g Toronto Wins at Polo. Perhaps it may be possible to devise TORONTO, Aug. 27—Polo match re to examine our stock of loose diamonds. I can save you money. And Show Honor to Canada's First Citizen a limited reciprocal arrangement which suited: Toronto 14, Buffalo 6. shall secure the admisBlon of our min Cricket Matches ' Fine watch repairing is our specialty. If you cannot bring us your Sir Wilfrid Laurier erals free ot duty into the United Tbb Ktotenay-Bbiind-iry orlcket 11 States, without endangering the com will arrive from the coast on Tuesday work, express it to us or send it by mail. Satisfaction guaranteed. Of course you are, and to enable you to do so property we specially mercial organization ot the country and night. On Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock there will ibe a match between ordered and bave received today red, white and blue striped cotton. without endangering Its commercial the Nelson 11 and a team ot the West Mail orders receive our prompt attention. freedom, lt so we shall rejoice, If Kootenay Power & Light company em Red Bunting. Blue Bunting any reciprocal arrangement whatever ployees at Bonnington Falls. The Ca White Bunting. Green Bunting IB made tt should in common /fairness nadian Pacific team of Cranbrook will Include our mineral products. But play at Nelson on Labor Day, Sept. 6. Prices right.. Stock limited. Make your selection at once. if the only reciprocity that can be secured ls one of so general a nature No Practice Tomorrow There will be no practice of the as to throw the business of the coun Y.M.C.A. track and field, club tomorrow try Into confusion or to make the wel night fare of Canada dependent upon the J. J. Walker .<•* »••*»••* politics of Washington, then we shall . WILL INVESTIGATE WRECK prefer to go on building up our country Graduate Optician and Jeweler j: The Hudson's Bay Stores as we are doing now. LANSING, Mich., Aug. 27.—The state railroad commission announce* that lt • ' ' T will conduct an Investigation of tbe i in iii) ii iiimiiiniHii ! Try Wnard Linimint for Bunions. Grand Trunk wreck at Durand aad will «w». % SUNDAY ....AUGUST 28 Ctje Bail*? J&etoa. PAGE FIVE Pte, Andrews, Pte, Baynton, 95th, Lieut. HOTEL ARRIVALS OFADAY Blackburn 90th, Sergt, Freeze 103rd, A MARTYR TO HEADACHES? Pte. Simpson 102nd. ••••••MM*I Ml*>#•»*«• IN' , Best on the Artillery Standing I HEADACHE OTTAWA, Aug. 27—The general effi 25c, a Box at your druggist's. ciency returns in respect to compe cnaiia titions among Canadian field batteries will make life comfortable for you again. They relieve Ihe worst headache In 30 minutes or less. The New Furs Continent are announced ln detail by the depart ment as follows: First, 2nd field Mat MSUMM) Drug ud C*-.-.__e-I Company •* CuiJi, Utttted, • • . The Hume ! That is what authorities any tery of Ottawa; 2nd, 23rd field battery regarding the medicinal quali of Ottawa; 3rd, 21st (battery, West- ties of the waters at Halcyon mount, Que.; 4th, 12th field battery, Hot Spring!. Newcastle, N.B.; 6th, 4th field battery Are In The Sanitarium la now under Hamilton; 6th, 15 field battery, Granby, new management and has been Que.; 7th, 19th field battery, Moncton; NOTICE i«.*im »**•»*«»*»« »*»«««• remodelled from top to bottom 8th 20th field battery, Sydney; 9th, loth . HUME—Hon. Wm. Templeman, Hon. and now offers every facility field •battery Toronto; 10th, 6th field Hewitt Bostoclt .P. P. Pardee,, M.P., E. for the comfort and conveni (battery, Winnipeg. The Kootenay Jam Co., Ltd., beg to announce that the factory will M. Macdonald, M.P., Hon. O. P. Gra ence of patrons. be open for inspection tills (Sunday) morning from 10 to 11 o'clock and ham and wife, Balph Smith, E. J. Le- Ratea $12 and $15 per week a hearty invitation to all visitors to the city to view the plant is extend inalre, C B. RoMnson, H. W. Anderson, ed by the directors. P. M. Orabam, H. B. Guest, J. S. Mil- or $2 per day and upwards. CROWDS GREET lott, C. E. Derouoe, Ottawa; J. Henry, B. H. FOX Ainswortb, C. H. Sbierwin. Riondel; R. B. Bell, G. D. Bell, Salmo; IW Neilson, HALCYON HOT SPB1N6S THE PREMIER SECRETARY Fruitvale: A. Cameron, Cascade; W. J. Cook, G. D. Clark, Grand Forks; J. SANITARIUM ••Continued from Page One.) p. Vroom and wife, Waneta; H. O. Mar WM. BOYD, Proprietor for Victoria to the house of commons shall, T. M. King, D. S. Robertson, To .been provided for the committee antict- Halcyon, Arrow Lakes, B. C. in 1006. He was defeated in Victoria ronto; Charles Kenny and wife, H. Mc- lit 1908 being subsequently elected in pate such an enormous crowd that they JAPAN NOW PLANS Outcheon, Greenwood; H. Cunningham. Uomox-Atlin. advise everyone wishing to obtain a H. P. M. ROSB, Winnipeg; Herbert , Senator Bostock. good seat to be on hand as early as pos Hagg, Victoria; J. T. Mackenzie, Phoe Senator Hewitt Bostock has been a sible. GIANTJVAR8HIP8 nix D Clmnis. Lethbridge; Mr. and Mre Senator for British Columbia since Speakers at the Rink T A. Oortney, P. A. Carman, Montreal; *4************************l 1904. He was born near Epsom, Surrey, At this meeting E. Ferguson of the Yamakase, 1300 Tons, Already Begun— TJlrtc Barthe. Quebec; T. J. Brennan, England in 1864 aiid was educated by Nelson Liberal association, will act aa Expected to Develop a Speed of •Seattle- T. M. Fraser, Halifax; John private tutors and at Trinity college, chairman. The speakers In addition to 33 Knots an Hour. Bangs, G. A. Mclntyre, C. N. Beebe, i Grand Central Hotel Cambridge. He was called to the bar, Sir Wilfrid Laurler will he Hon. G. P. H. G. Hyles, P. T. Roosa, R. G. Strach Lincolns Inn, ln 1888 but never prac Graham, P. F. Pardee. M.P., B. M. Mac TOKIO, Aug. 27—Changes in Japan's an, W I. Union, Vancouver; W. Halg- OPPOSITE P08TOFFICE ticed. Senator Bostock settled In this donald, M.P. and possibly Senator Bos naval construction programme are Smellle, P. B. Lawson, K.E. Fal'k^. province in 1803 and was elected mem tock and Senator Gibson. Ralph Smith, foreshadowed in discussion by experts proctor; C. P. MoHardy, Crescent Val > American and European Plans. ber for Yale-Cariboo in 1896. M.P. for Nanaimo will also be on the in the press. The former "third stage ley; John Keene and .wife, Kaslo D. platform. __„. programme" provides for the con Harris, Rossland; N, Winlaw, R. J. Cun- Hon. George P. Graham. J. A. ERICK80N Hon. George Perry Graham, minister After the public meeting a proces struction of one Dreadnought, two nlngham, Winlaw. of railways, was born at Eganville, sion accompanied by the city tend will battleship cruisers, three speedy third- Ont., in 1859. He waB educated at escort the premier and party to the class cruisers, one destroyer and one ,**************************high schools in Iroquois and Morris- steamer Kuskanook at the city wharf. submarine, but the naval officials are GRAND CENTRAL-A. Sheppard, Idaho; 'burg. Up to the time of being called Here Sir Wilfrid will be given a big inclined to the opinion that it would F. Anderson, Molly Gibson; W. Cook, send off to the accompaniment of roc be far wiser to build fewer and much Queen Victoria; G. Long, Salmo; j. pem- to the privy council he was manager berton, Proctor; R. Calder, Moyie; W. ot The Recorder, at Brockville, Ont. kets and miUBlc from the band. more powerful ships, in deference to Wilton, Athai>asca; B. ATcerland, Crescent He managed the Morrisburg Herald for Martin Burrell Coming the current tendency of modern' naval Valley; J, McKenile, Taghum; E. Collier, 1 architecture, which is in favor of more Greenwood; J.' Gagne, N, Swanson, J. eleven years and was associate editor The committee in charge of the re Henderson, Crescent Valley; D. McDonald, of The Ottawa Free Press for a short ception yesterday received a wire from tonnage and bigger armaments. Nova Scotia; J. Murray, Slocan; N. Zarro, period. He was elected to the house Martin Burrell, M.P. for Yale-Cariboo. In The monster torpedo boat destroyer A. Johnson, Winnipeg. of commons from Brockville by accla which Mr. Burrell accepted the Imita Yamakkase, displacing 1300 tons, *******4*** i **************,; mation tn 1907 and was re-elected at tion which had been extended to him whose construction has already begun the general election the following year. to speak at the meeting at the Park to at the Mitsu Bisha dockyard, Naga saki, will follow the same lines aB the We cordially Invite the many visitors to Nelson to come in and see Senator Gibson. morrow afternoon. A. S. Goodeve, M.P. our fine display of the new season's furs. We can show some very Ukevkw Hotel Senator William Gibson was born at for Kootenay. also replied, but stated despatch boat Mogami. She will have a mast toward the bow, three uniform beautiful specimens in Neckpieces and Muffs of Mink, Alaska Sable, Peterhead, Scotland, in 1849 and was that owing to his work in connection Black Lynx, Black Fox, Marmot, etc., in various styles. Corner Hall and Vernon Streets educated at Peterhead academy. Sen with the forestry commission he would, smokestacks, and an armament of B. L. GRIFFITH, Prop. ator Gibson came to Canada In 1870 and unfortunately, be unable to attend. three-inch guns which can fire four Ladies wanting the best furs should make their selections early entered the service of the old Great teen rounds of shrapnel a minute. She as the choicest skins are always snapped up first. Two blocks from dty wharf. <, Western railway, now part of the BASEBALL GAMES will also have two torpedo tubes You'll find furs here to suit every pui*se; sets running from The best dollar a day house In ' • measuring sixteen feet ln length and STRATHCONA—Mr. and Mrs. A. Nelson. Grand Trunk railway Bystem. He has Fournier, J. D. Perflgne, A. R. Heyland, ^been engaged in a large number of Northweetern League eighteen inches in diameter. Her en All White Help F. W. Guernsey, M. H. Sullivan, Trail; public works, including the masonry of Won Lost P.C. gines are triple expansion Parson Lester A. Davidson, F. G. Arnott, H. E. the portals and retaining walls of both Spokane "» . *J •«$" steam turbines, which can develop a $10.00 to $275.00 Wlllmott, Harry W. Anderson, G. B. *************************** ends of the St. Clair tunnel, the en Vnnrnuver '1 59 '°™ speed of thirty-three knots per hour. We are also showing advance styles of the new fall Suits and Butler, Toronto; C. W. Bonnington and largement of the New Welland on sec The destroyer has no ram. LAKETOEW—A. JohnBon, Kaslo. 1ST «" 65 .492 coats. wife, Marcus, Wash.; G. W. C. Cham >•»»»»»»>•»•»>•>••>#>»»>->tt->»-K tion J near Thorold, Ont., and the New IK?.;::::::::: 45 ss .351 Progress In Battle Ships. berlain, A. H. Davis, C. F. Adams, C. Victoria bridge at Montreal as well as At Vancouver—Vancouver 0, Tacoma The battle ships Kawachi and P. Sargent, Portland; W. P. Grey, Pas the masonry on tbe most important Sett.su are making satisfactory prog co, Wash.; Fred McDermltt, Kettle Nelson Cafe bridges on the Grand Trunk system. .' At Spokane—Spokane ?,, Seattle 2. ress. The former will be launched Falls, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sea He owns and operates the two most next spring and tbe latter during the man, Charlottetown; C. W. Drew, A. Large and Commodious Dining i extensive limestone quarries ID Can INSPECTING THE MAESTRO coming October. They are sister Sillier, G. J. Smith, Samuel T. Barker Room ada near Beamsville and Crookston, ships displacing 28,000 tons, 480 feet and wife, Vancouver; W. H. Dobson, Prompt and Courteous Service. ! Ont, He is president of the Bank of rnp»d»l to Th. Dally News.) in length and 84 feet beam, with 25,- Calgary; E. G. Richardson, City; R. J. Meals Served at all Hours Hamilton and of a large number of AINSWORTH, Aug. 27—Alex and Dan 1 000 horse power. Tbeir armament MEAGHER & CO. Long, Creston; Frank Wilson, Winni - Elegantly furnlBhed rooms in other big business corporations'. He Grant have been Suspecting the Maestro consists of twelve 12-inch guns, ten peg; F, A. Carman, Montreal; J; H. connection; $1 a day and up, ' j was returned to the house of commons mine this laat two or three days with 6-inch, and twelve 4-inch guns. With Hutchinson, Rossland; E, J. Lemalre, A. AUDET, Proprietor in 1891 for Lincoln and Niagara. He the Intention of taking a lease on same. respective tonnage, horse power and Eagle Block Baker Street Ottawa; p. M. Graham, Brockville. was called to the senate in 1902. Ainsworth would be glad to see the armaments, they are far superior to >*************************> E. M. MacDonald, M. P. Grant hoys take hold ot this property, their predecessors, the Satsuma and NELSON-E. Smith, H. Dow, D. Wilson, Edward M. MacDonald, LL.B., K.C., believing they will make a success of Akl, and when completed will consti W. Teghman, B. Molden, J. Kambol, A. member In the Dominion house for It. ______tute notable additions to the fighting these embodying experience gained either way from yesterday's closing. Graves, Marcus; A. Alexander, Waneta; Plctou, N. S., was born in Pictou in strength of the Japanese navy. B. Davison, Strathcona. LIVERPOOL CATTLE PRICES during the conflict. In addition to the Central leather advanced a point Wall Queen's Hotel ROYA1V-C. Larson, Kaslo; B. White- 1865 and was educated at Plctou acad A Japanese authority on naval mat Yamakakse and Uraikkase, now in street closed: Union Pacific 165%, Can Baker Street bread, Victoria; A. White, Vancouver. emy and Dalhousle college. He was ' ARE WELL MAINTAINED ters comments as follows on the pre course of construction, two more are adian Pacific 180%, Southern Pacific A. LAPOINTtVPtoprietor SHERBllOOKE—J. White, Salmo; A. unsuccessful as a candidate for the vailing tendency to increase the size being designed at the Maizuru yard. 112U. Ritchie, Rosebery; F. Tracy, T, Moore, bouse of commons In 1896 and 1900, LIVERPOOL, Aug. 27—John RogerB of destroyers: "The attention of the Spokane; A. Fortled, Moyle; C. Martin, & Go., Liverpool, cables today that re They are said to be somewhat smaller G. Boyes, H. Gillray, A. Gauded, Green -but was- elected in 1904 and again at world maritime powers was aroused than the Yamakase type, with only ESTRADA'S LIEUTENANT TO ! .Rates: 11.50 to 12.00 per day. wood. the general election in 1908. He is a cent prices were'well maintained In when the' British • destroyer Swift, Birkenhead and ln fact a slight Im 'Too tons displacement. It ls expected ASSUME PRESIDENTIAL OFFICE Heal Tickets, 17.00 per week. iBARTLETT—A. Crocker, Silverton. barrister and was made a king's coun which displaces 1800 tons went into that in the programme for naval in sel in 1904. provement was shown there and there commission and by the construction Business men's lunch, Me, was a good undertone in the business crement which will be submitted to MANAGUA. Aug*. 27—<3en. Chamerra, F, F. Pardee, M. P. of two destroyers which are to dis the Diet next session provision will one of provisional President Juan Es TREACHEROUS WINDS Frederick Forsyth Pardee, member of and everything changed hands at the place 1100 tons each. Although many following prices: Canadian cattle from be made for the building of an even trada's chief lieutenants and advisers, bU_>iNES> D1RECTURY HOTEL DIRhCIOK, AUCTIONEERS FOR SALE WANT AD. RATES. WATER__A^r_Tca^ AT Ratea for Want Ada. ln The Silver King Hotel tV. CUTLER, LICENSED AUCTIONEER, Daily News are aa follows: One Bsksr Street, Nelson, B.C. Are You In Quest of the BOX 414. cent per word per insertion or Regular Boarders, 16 per week. A BARGAIN four centa per word per week or Rates: 11.25 per day. PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS One One Horsepower Motor fifteen centa per word per Best 25 Cent Meal In tne City month. WM. NEUENDORF, pr0p. Publishers of The Dally Newt*; subscrip One Half Horsepower Motor In the case of persons not hav tion Jt> per year by carrier; $5 per year ing a regular monthly account by mail. Commercial job printing of all Can be inspected at any time. with The News, cash must ao Nelson Hotel Bar kinds neatly and promptly executed. 2X9 company the order. No depar Baker Street, Nelson, B. c. Impossible? Baker street, Nelaon, B.C., Phone 144. Apply ture from thla rule will be INK A WARD, Props. THE DAILY NEW8 made. Want Ads. phoned to HAIRDRESSING AND MANICURING Nelaon, B.C. the office are accepted only un Try a "GIN RICKEY" _mE?i_ATin__^^ der the above conditions. Made from California Limes specially Are You Looking for Bargains So Sure and Such Money Makers That You Imported ing and manicuring parlur-J. lluum St, Copy for Want Ads. should be K. W. C. block. delivered to The Dally Newa For a cool, satisfying smoke, Can Never Find Them ? FOR SALE . Try a Savannah cigar COLLECTION AGENCIES office either personally or by letter to make certain of correct FOR BALE-1 can Mil you rrom 10 acres W. CUTLER-COi^LECTIONS OF ALL to a half section of ezcellentt fruit lund Insertions. kinds. Returns promptly made. Refer ln the famous Kaslo district, direct from ences given. Office 31*1 linker street. locator at locator's price. H. L. Lindsay, The Royal Hotel Nelson, B.C. Here's a Legitimate How Long Have You Lindsay's boat house, Nelson, B.C. aw-tl. Mrs. L. V. Roberts, Proprietress FOR SALE—Two 14-acre traots Al fruit Cor. Stanley, and Silica Sts. BOOKBINDING AND RULING land. Easy terms. Apply at Belle Vue HELP WANTED farm, 48 Creek Road or at Silver King Rates J1.00 and 11.50 per day. Bargain for You Been Paying Rent? NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY, LTD.— hotel. w-ai NELSON^M^L!OY1WENTAGENCV" All kiudi* of oitice forms ruled and punch C. F. Hutton, Manager if you will act quickly ed for loose leaf binders. Tlio most com FOR SALE—A first class team of oxen, You can own a home In a few years well broken; in excellent condition. Ap WANTED-Rallroad laborers, S2.E0 day; Four lots one block from car line, in plete bouk binding eiiuipmei'i iu the in blacksmith, teamsters, bushmen, dogger, with, no more effort than It takes to terior of Britisn Coiuinuui. 21*} -taker ply F. E. Oborne, Robson, B.C. 101-15 lumber pliers (contract), sawmill laborers, Kootenay Hotel well kept, fully bearing orchard. Btreet, Nelson, li..., P.O. drawer liitt, pay for the rent receipt you get each FOR SALE—Have one of the best mineral waitresses, chambermaid. , MRS. MALLETTE, Proprletrea, Comfortable Modern Home, hot water Phone 1M. month. land and timber propositions in province. A home for everybody. Every con heated, modem conveniences. New country through whieh railroad will i Help of ail Kinds venience given to the travelling public. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS be building within a year. Want to meet Business has called owner away from You must not miss this opportunity. man who can flnance development syndi Electric piano. Cuisine unexcelled. cate or company to handle same. Address Promptly Furnished Rates |1 per day. town and lie has instructed us to make Call and see us and we will tell you this special offer for a quick sale. JuliN'mJRNlPsAsir^ M. J., News Office. MM2 more about this rent saving opportu lice Fitting Factory. Brick and Lime THE WORKINGMEN'S EMPLOYMENT This offer is saving you money as the for sale. Office and factory: Carbonate FOR SALE—One team good horses; both nity. street. Nelson, B.C. Large quantity of go single In spring wagon. Will sell AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY. property will readily sell at an increase shavings, suitable for stable bedding, can separate. Apply to Albert Lavlolette, Sherbrooke House of $400 or $500 as soon as the cars are be had for hauling away. WANTED—Men to skid poles; swampers; A small cash payment and $15 per PostolTlce, Nelson, or at Sliver King hotel. Neleon, B. C. running. Which will be in a few weeks 108-tf. laborers for sawmill and bush; setter; month will secure tor you a home close blacksmith; men to cut cordwood; post, One minute's walk from C.P.R. sta The whole property is in Al condi PRIVATE MATERNITY HOME pole and shingle bolt makers; woman cook, FOR SALE—Good team of horses and tion. Cuisine unexcelled; well heated tion and the price is only $2800; $1000 in, no bills, good garden lot. Price $1250. harness. Weight about 2600 pounds. Price $60; chambermaid; girls for family work. cash, 'balance arranged. NICE LOCALITY AND HOME COM- I3Q0. Apply Clark Marshall, Burton, B.C. W. Parker, 312 Baker Street, Phone W. and ventilated. You can get particulars of other forts. For terms and particulars write 108-8 W. Parker, 812 Baker Street, Phone' 233." BOYER BROS, Proprietors The fruit on this property will more P. O. Box IW, Nelson, B.C. than nay for the interest. houses from us by calling. FOR SALE—No. 4 Underwood typewriter, good as new, used seven months. Any WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS BOOK-KEEPING. reasonable offer considered. Apply Box M., Empire Temperance Hotel News office. 109-8 WANTED—Men and women to learn bar (Under entire new management) W. HERON, BOOK-KEEPING, AUDIT. ber trade in eight weeks; tools tree; lug, Collections. Phone B492, P.O. box 1-1 FOR SALE—I have for sale my breeding Baker Street, Nelaon, B.C. pen of Bun! Leghorns of eight hens secured over 10,000 positions for graduates and rooster. Also a few standard* bred last year; unable to supply the demand; The house thoroughly .remodelled The Western Canada Investment Co. MUSIC. rose and single comb Rhode Island Red graduates earn 115 to ¥25 weekly; Cata throughout. Clean rooms, home com Cockerels, May hatched. I am also open logue free. Moler System Colleges, 403 Front Ave., Spokane, Wash. forts. Hates fl per day Up. Best cook P.O. Box 1042 Biker Street Nelion, B. C. PIANO AND THEORY^MRS. STARMEK to buy any quantities of pullets. Apply Smith, Box, 916. Pupils prepared for local to Thos. Standing, Grand View Ranch, or in the city. Drawer 1003, Nelson. 109-6 WANTED-Male teacher for Cascade Houses for Sale or Rent, Prices and Fruit Lands and Bearing Orchards' examinations by the Associated Board of school, salary |S6 per month. Duties to J. OPENSHAW, Prop. the Royal Academy of Music, and the FOR SALE—Desirable and conveniently commence after summer vacation. G. H. terms to suit all pockets. Terms to suit- Royal College of Music, London, England. arranged residence, in good repair, con McDonald, Cascade, B.C- 89-tf. WHEN HAVING YOUR PIANO TUNED, taining seven rooms and bath, etc. ' Open WANTED-Plums, all varieties. Must be Bartlett House have It done by reliable men, backed by lire place, furnace and modern conveni slightly under-ripe. The Kootenay Jam a reliable linn. Messrs. Wm. and A. R. ences. Large garden with lawn, fruit Co., Ltd. 99 Q. W. BARTLETT, Prop. KUby, the authorized tuners of the Mason trees (20), hedge, etc. Furnished. Good & Risch Co., for B.C., are now residents location, half mile from postofflce. For WANTED-Two St. Bernard pups, bitches. The best 11.00 a day house In town. of this town, and are open to take orders, further Information apply to F. B. Lys, Write to R. L. Kerr, Greenwood, B.C. A Miner's Home which If left at the Mason & Risch agency Griffin block, over Dominion Express com 100-26 office, or at 8W Stanley street, will be pany. 109-4 promptly attended to. WANTED—First class chambermaid for FOR SALE—Newly calved milk cow. Ap up-to-date hotel. Apply Ireland Hotel, Hotel Castlegar H. TREBY HEALE (LATE OF THE ply 321 Innis street. 109-6 Kamloops, B.C. 101-12 Savoy Opera company, London, England), FOR SALE—Young pigs, $5 each, Ben CASTLEGAR JUNCTION begs to announce that he will be pre Irving, Granite Station, P. O. Nelson, WANTED—At once, bush foreman, thoro DON'T TELL ME! pared to receive pupils In singing and ughly acquainted with building and oper All moaern. Good Ficnlo Grounds. 11Z-8 voice production In Nelson during the ating timber shutes (dry.) References The Melson-Rossland train stops here coming season. For terms and particu needed as to former experience. State for luncheon. FOR SALE-The best gent's furnishing wages. Good prospects for steady experi lars apply to H. Treby Heale, care The business ln Nelson for sale at once. W. H. GAGE, Prop. V know soap wen the wrapper's Dally News. w Goods reasons for selling. Address A.B., enced man. Apply Lumber Syndicate, Dally News. 11*M* Penticton, B.C. 102-9 (Formerly C.P.R Agent) MISS G. HAVILAND PURDY, GRADU- off. ate of Mount Allison Conservatory of FOR SALE—Two second hand barber WANTED—Immediately, by Scotch lady, Music, Sackville, New Brunswick. Teach chairs. Apply box 73, Nelson, B.C. position as housekeeper or companion er of Piano, Plpeorgan, Harmony, His 112-3 help. Apply box 663, Nelson. 107-4 HOTEL OUi'LET tory of Music, etc. Studio, 5U9 Cedar I been takin' in washin' fer 15 FOR 6ALE-A pure bred Jersey bull, 3 WANTED-Posltion as office man, book PKOCTOR street. llKj-tf. keeper, salesman or construction fore years old. M. Anderson, Slocan Junction, TOURI8T RESORT OF KOOTENAY MISS M. E. FLETCHER, TEACHER OF B.C*. U3-B man. Married man desiring to locate in years—I oughter know. the "Schumann System" of music. For B.C. State full particulars If Interested. Write or wiro for rooms. particulars apply Silica street. lttl-6 FOR SALE—Fine big work horse, weight U. S. BartmeSH, Beausejour, Man. lOS-ti about "GOO pounds. Apply to W. Hancock, Q. & L. SNOW, Proprietors. MISS S. L. McCONNON HAS RE- Nelson Brick Works. 113-6 WANTED—Probationers. A few" vacan- cies in Fernie Hospital Training school. Jest take it from me—there aint sumed her classes in Pianoforte at her ROSSLAND studio, No. 612 Mill street. 109-6 Apply to Lady Superintendent, Fernie, B.C. BOARD AND LODGING 106-3 THB HOFFMAN ANNEX, ROSSLAND, nothin' '11 give yo' as much all- B.C.—Oreea & Smith, Brupa. Centrally HOU8E AND SIGN PAINTER8 WANTED-To borrow $3,000 on good Nelson located. European and American plan. COMFORTABLE BOARD AND RESI- real estate. Apply Z., Dally News. 108-6 dence for young lady. Very moderate Commercial travellers will And light, round satisfaction as HARTMAN & BENNETT, house and sign charge. Company desired. Address M., WANTED—A first class dressmaker, at comfortable sample rooms, a special din painters, paper hangers and decorators. Box 315 postofflce, 107-6 once. Apply to Jeff. Davis & Co., Grand ing room and excellent accommodation* Shop, Stanley St., next door to B. C. Forks, B.C. 108-5 at the Hoffman. Baths, bowling alley. Telephone office, Nelson, B.C. steam laundry. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR WANTED-Second hand pool table, in LIQUOR LICENSE good condition. State price. Write box PHOENIX" ~ ASSAYERS 385, Nelson, B.C.- 109-3 Notice is hereby given that I, William HOTEL BROOKLYN, PHOENIX, B. C.- White Swan Soap Gosnell, of Nelson, B.C., Intend to apply WANTED—A lady to clerk ln ladies' fur The only up-to-date hotel. In Phoenix. E. W. WIDDOWSON, ASSAYER (PRO- to the Superintendent of Provincial Police, nishing store. Address P. O. box 823, r»ew from cellar to roof. Best sample vinclal) Metallurgical Chemist. Charges: Nelson, B.C. 109-fi Gold, Silver, Copper or Lead, 11, each; at the expiration of one month from the rooms In the Boundary. Bath room ln Gold-Silver, Jl.5u; Silver-Lead, 11.60; Zinc, date hereof, for u retail liquor license for connection. Steam heat. Opposite Great the premises known as the Grove hotel, WANTED—Fruit growers! Advertiser, Northern depot. James Marshall, Prop. Yours soapily, $2; Sliver-Lead-Zlnc, f_- Gold, Silver- situate at Fairview, B.C. with llrst class knowledge of fruit culture Copper or Lead, $3.60. Accurate assays; desires position on fruit farm. Highest careful sampling, and prompt attention. WILLIAM GOSNJ'JLU references. Age 42. 67 Queen street, Little- ARROWHEAD " P. O. Box A110S, Nelson, B.C. Nelson, B.C. hampton, Sussex, England. lUM) THE UNION HOTEL, ARROWHEAD.*- ANN NONYMOUS Dated at Fairview, B.C., Kith August, Special attention given to commercial ! ASSAYERS' 8UPPLIE8 1910. 112-30 WANTED—Man and wife as cook and men and tourists. First class sample Cookee. Apply, The Hastings (B.B.) Ex rooms. Finest scenery in British Colum ploration Syndicate, Ltd., 424 Viotorla St., THE B. C. ASSAY AND CHEMICAL NOTICE. bia, overlooking Upper Arrow lake. W, SUPPLY COMPANY, LIMITED, Van city. 110-6 J. Lightburne, proprietor. couver, B. C, Assayers' Supplies, In the matter of Chapter 26 of the Brit* WANTED-A girl going to high school Chemical and Physical Apparatus, Bal ish Columbia Statutes, 1910, and of the ap would like a home where she could work GRAND FORKS, B. C. ances and Weights of precision, etc., praisement and apportionment thereunder. Foreman Mcintosh is fighting fire be for her board. Address box 130, Phoenix, PROVINCE^ HOTEL, ORAND FORKS. to this city. He elected to be tried Solo Agents In British Columbia for the All persons, or their assignees, who did B.C. 110-3 B.C.-IS the newest and best appointed before a jury and the case will come tween China and Sullivan creeks. Road Morgan Crucible Company, London, Eng Work or supplied material, Including good* APPEAL HEARING land; F. W. Braun, Los Angeles; the hotel In tbe interior of British Columbia, up at the Nelson assizes in October. Foreman Harkness has a gang fighting or merchandise ln connection with the ac and offers to the travelling publlo the fire on Sullivan creek and Foreman Braun-Knecht-Heimann Company, San tual construction of the grade of the Mid* Ball was fixed at |400. Francisco; the J. T. Baker Chemical com way ft Vernon Railway, between Midway best accommodation obtainable. The Dawson also has 25 men fighting fire pany's Analysed C. P. Acids and Chemi WANTED—All employees of labor to send building is all newly furnished through EARLY THIS WEEK Trail public sohools repoen for the and Rock Creek, are requested to send In their requirements to the United Agencies fall term on Monday next. The staff on Sullivan creek. The fire south of cals; Way's Pocket Smelters; write for a detailed statement of their claims verifi out and is the only Are proof hotel la Murphy creek has been extinguished pamphlet describing these smelters. Com ed by affidavit or statutory declaration tt office, 213 Baker street. Box 233, Phone 3»i. tbe olty. E. Larsen, proprietor. Trail Water Dispute to be Decided by of teachers Is as follows: Principal, plete assay outfits furnished at short lU-tf, without loss. The fire at Blueberry notice. the undersigned. R. F. GREEN, YMIR Minister of Lands—Labor Day Miss Thorn; second division. Miss E. Secretary for Valuators. WANTED—Land clearing contract. Write Grant; third division, Miss Bingay; creek has done considerable damage to Celebration P. a Box ¥12, Victoria. B. O Box 33, Proctor, B.C. 112-6 YMIR HOTEL, YMIR, B.C.-MOST MOD- primary division, MISB Nicholson. the timiber of the China Creek Lumber wn and up-to-date hotel ln Ymir-K-catetl company and has also burned several NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RE WANTED—To take possession before 1st direcUy opposite depot-Best accommo (Special to Tha Dally News.) PlarnB for thfe erection of a new NEWAL OF LIQUOR LICEN8E NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RE. October, furnished house or cottage, dation possible-Dining room la conneo- thousand stulls. Its course through the about 6 rooms. Box 706, Nelson, B.C. TRAIL, Aug. 27—W. S. Drewry. chief school building in this city will shortly timber was checked by -men under Fore Notice Is hereby given that I, William NEWAL OF LIQUOR LICENSE uon. J. B. Bremner, proprietor. Dowllng, of Ymir, B.C., Intend to apply Notice is hereby given that we, George 113-tr. water commtflsioner of the province is be prepared. man Harkness, but it escaped at the Labor Day Celebration to the Superintendent of Provincial Police, Walker and Hugh Jones, Intend to apply In tbe city this week accompanied hy back and is now burning fiercely sever at the expiration of one month from the to the Superintendent of Provincial Police, tufci engineers. Measurements of the Preparations for Trail's big labor day al miles up the mountain side and Is date hereof, for a renewal of my retail at the expiration of one month from the WHOLESALE HUUSE8 doing no damage except burning over date hereof, for a renewal of our retail water in Ryan oreek, Gore creek. Cam celebration are going on apace and the liquor license for the premises known as FOR RENT — furnished housekeeping PRODUCE bridge creek and Tiger creek are be programs will be out some time next the headwaters of several creeks there. the Miller House, situate at Ymlr, B.C. liquor license for the premises known aa rooms. Apply, Carney block. 88-tf. A fire south of Stoney creek was ex WILLIAM DOWLING, the Palace Hotel, situate at Ymir, B.C. STARKEY ft CO., WHOLESALE DEAL- ta*? -taken, with, the idea of securing week. The iblg feature of the day will Ymlr, B.C. GEORGE WALKER. FOR RENT—Comfortably furnished room, ers in Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Produce and data Cor the sitting of the water com be the rock drilling contest for prizes tinguished aCter burning over several HUGH JONEB. with use of bath. Apply 206 Silica street. Fruit Houston Block, Josephine streM, 1 Dated at Ymlr, 16th August, 1910. 102-2S mission ln this city in October for the aggregating $300. Splendid prizes are acres. A fire between Murphy and Dated at Ymlr, this llth day of August, w-tr. Nelaon, B.C. Sullivan creeks did considerable dam arfUustanent ot claims for water on the being given for Caledonian sports, foot 1919. FOR RENT-Housekeeplng roomB, Baker GR0CERIE8 ~~~* •bore mentioned streams. races, children's sports, etc. The Boy age to Birch-wood, but is now under con grounds are located below the refinery street, near C.P.R. station. Apply J. W. Y trol. The majority of fires have been Gallagher, 102 Baker street 72-tf. A. MACDONALD ft CO.-WHOLESALE "" " Hearlnfl Next Week Scouts will give an exhibition of physi on the fhit and are ideal • (or 'baseball NOTICE. started by sparks from the locomotives Grocers and Provision Merchants-Im > \ The Violin Lake Power company lias cal drill and tactics during the day. purposes. It is expected tbey will be Notice ts hereby given that I, the under FOR RENT-Furnlshed rooms; table board porters of Teas, Coffees, Spices, Dried Endeavors have been made by property If required. Very central. 614 Victoria appealed against the award of Govern There will also be an Italian bowling ready in a week or ten days. signed, intend, thirty days after the date fruits, Staple and Fancy Groceries, To owners along the line to have tbe com hereof, to apply to the Superintendent of Street. 77.9 baccos, Cigars, Butter, Eggs, Cheese and ment Agent Harry Wright last fall ap contest, low sawing and a 'boat race pany patrol its right of way but noth SURVEYING WAGON ROAD Provincial Police for a transfer of the Paoklng House Products, office and proving the plans of the city of Trail across the Columbia. Upon the arrival liquor license now held by me for the Grove FOR RENT-Cottage. warehouse, corner of Front and Hall in ghas been done. The West Koote INTO FLATHEAD COUNTRY Gosnell, brewery. tor a water system on Cambridge creek. of the special train from Rossland there hotel, Fairview, Ymlr district, to William streets, p. o. Box 1085. Telephone 29. nay Power & Light company has put Gosnell. The appeal will be heard before Hon. will he a big union street psirade on FOR RENT—Modern 6-room house, down on a patrol along the rail-way where its Alio Road From Elkmouth to Gate Dated this 15th day of August, 1010. town. Gas and hot water. Rent 136. In MINERS' FURNISHINGS Price Bllison, minister of lands and the principal streets 06 the city to the line parallels the tracks at China creek. 106-lm. N. MALLETTE. quire at W. G. Thomson's bookstore. 107-tt. A. MACDONALD ft CO.-WHOLESALE works in this city early PAGE SEVEN0 i SUNDAY AUGU6T2S Ctie iBaili* §xto%* further particulars call phone AlS or Lind say's boat house. 88-tf. A Bpecial long dance will be given at Good Things Lindsay's pavilion Monday evening, Aug. 29, at 9.30 p.m., with Wilkinson's orchestra ARCADE tn attendance. Refreshments served free. Tickets, gentlemen SI, 113-1 The latest and moat up to date Coming GTO MEN! pictures only shown. Latest sub FI8HING WATER. One Continual jects. No repeaters. Boats for hire on pool at Slocan Junc Yea earning and going again as tion, most famous fishing water of Brltlsn '•QtUck as they come- that is why we Columbia, Fly fishing par excellence. Try always have In stock grasshoppers for the big fellows. All con MONDAY AND TUESDAY veniences at C.P.R. Creel Lodge. J. FRE8H GROCERIES, Kllley, lodge keeper. 91-tr. Special Imp Feature The stock never stays in our store long enough to become old, stale, Round of Pleasure The Mistake mouldy or musty. Our patrons of LOCAL MARKETS ten carry it away before we can Fit Story of a Rose place it on show. If You Use Johnson's Shaving Cream NELSON, Aug. 27. FOODS'!'UFr-h, TO ARRIVE and others Peaches for preserving, $1.35 per Lake of Woods, per bag 2,00 Royal Household 2.00 crate. Order now. Purity Flour 2.00 THE CONVENIENT PACKAGE Gold Drop Flour 1.90 Admission 10c THE QUICK SMOOTH LATHER Robin Hood Flour 2.00 Reform Joy's Cash Grocery THE HEALING PROPERTIES DAIRY PRODUCE. Butter, creamery, per lb 36 Owner of Josephln. ana Mill Btnets These three combined nialte this, preparation the most po^.ir^v on Butter, bulk, per lb. 34 P. O. Box »37 T.l.phona II Butter, dairy, per lb W the market. unties.!, Canadian,' per lb , 2» Cheese, Swiss, por lb 82 Eggs, fesh, per doz. « Your Watch If You Shave Yourself Eggs, case, per doz. 30 Fall Suits ' VEGETABLES. Drop In and let us show you i)Ur assortment ot shavers' goods. Old Potatoes, per bag 1.26 Needs Cleaning GILLETTE SAFETY RAZORS New Potatoes, per lb. 03 Dainty Meals AUTOSTROP 8AFETY RAZORS Cabbage, per lb 06 We announce the first arrivals of our Fall Suits. We Would the C.P.R. or G.N.R. allow an Tomatoes, fresh, per lb 15 engine out of their yard without clean EVER-READY RAZORS . Lettuce, per lb lit Radishes, per bunch 02*4 don't care if you are ready to buy or not. We want our ing and oiling same? Well hardly. Tastefully California Onions, per bunch 02& They must be absoutely clean -and pro Straight Razors Dry Onions, per lb 99 splendid clothes to have a chance to make an impression perly oiled to run perfectly. How about KRU1TS. We have them in many different makes and styles. Red Currants, per lb 10 on you. It is certainly the finest clothing we have had. your watch? Is it clean? Is lt pro Served White Currants, per lb 10 perly oiled. Remember it's much more Black Currants, per lb IB if there was better, we would have it. Every suit guar delicate, requires more attention to Oranges, per doz Ju to ou make it run accurately than an engine. have made our lunch and tea OUR OWN RAZOR Bananas, per dos 40 to.BO anteed to give perfect satisfaction. Come in and see for Come to us with It, we are experts in rooms very popular. Come and Lemons, per dos 26 to .40 We guarantee this razor in every respect. Plums, per lb 16 yourselt. watch repair work. try them when you need rest We have It la three different widths. „_™._ Cherries, per lb U*A Out of town customers solicited, with and refreshment. We are Red Raspberries, per lb 16 We cheerfully refund your money if not satisfactory. Apples, per lb 99% prompt attention. showing a very fine assort Honey, comb, per lb 25 This store has estab ment of our well known cakes. Only $1.50 Each Honey, 1-lb. jars 36 Breakfasts, Lunches, Teas Apprioots, per lb. IS lished a reputation for E. £. ROBINSON This la an exceptional offer and you should talte advantage of It. MEAT. Watchmaker and Jeweler ' Caket, Biscuits Pastries Beef, wholesale ll to ,U% having the Full stock of Chocolates. Razor Strops, from SOc. to 93.00. Pork, wholesale 17 to .17*4 417 1-2 Baker Btreet. NELSON, ».0, Mutton, wholesale 16 to .17 Lather Brushes, from 15c. to $5.00. Veal, wholesale 14 to .16 Opposite Sliver King Hotel Toilet Lotions. Beef, retail 12*4 to .25 Toilet Powders. Pork, retail 18 to .23 Best Things «** •*" V T *J* TT VV1* VV Styptic Pencils. Mutton, retail IB to .26 Veal, retail 16 to .23 Cornwell & Co. Face Massages. Hams, retail 22 to .28 In Toggery Hair Tonics, Bacon, retail 24 to .30 Makers of High Class Cakes. Lard, retail 22 to .23 Brilllantines. Fowl, retail 20 to .23 We're entitled to it, Phone 401; Baker St., Nelson. Chickens, retail 28 to .30 Everything in the Toilet Line to suit everybody. Sausages, retail 15 to .13 too. Our Fall Goods are now arriving, and For Sale NOVEL SCHEME TO there are a whole lot of LADIES OR GENTLEMEN things we want you to Own Your Own Home We can please you at every turn. MAKE EAST WARM Splendidly luilt hotel, steam We can convince you that our stock Is the very best, see. heated, contains 30 furnished Ton cannot plant seeds today and We appreciate your patronage and are always pleased to serve you. ibedrooms, usual offices, also pick tbe flowers tomorrow. Twenty Asserted That Gut: Stream Can be Made to Warm Much of the laundry attached. Big bar oents a day or $6 a month will start Coast trade. you In the right way to acquire a home Look Up Your Toilet Wants by our plan. Come to See What's New We will be pleased to sho*^ you through our well assorted stock NEW YORK, Aug. 26—A geographical Make a start, save some of your in You will find It to your advantage to deal here. expert who has made a special study of the ocean currents and streams be Our patrons always look to us for the New Things. Price $5000 come each month. Others are doing so, Phone us. Write us. Call on us Personal!/ lieves he has found a way to utilize and your savings combined with the We furnish them, too, as soon as they appear on the A genuine bargain. For fur We are Nelson's Leading Druggists We Never Sleep the tremendous energies of the Rocke others will buy you a home in the short feller foundation to good advantage market, ther particulars apply to est time and at the least cost. Con and in such a way tbat the major por* tion of tbe advantage need not accrue tracts nonforfeitable after six months to the benefit of tlit* Standard Oil com duel halve been paid, 6 per oent allowed pany of New Jersey and elsewhere. B.C. United Agencies on yonr savings. His Bcheme is to cut out a great char, 218 Baker Street Loans may be repaid wholly or ln Poole Drug Co. Ltd. nel from the Bay of Fundy to tbe Gulf P.O. Box 232 'Phone 391 part at any time and the Interest pro of St. Lawrence. He says that if the Rockefeller foundation is put to that portionately reduced. No drawings. Baker Street :-:| Phone 25 Day and Might use it wiil put New England in Uie sub- Emory & Wattey Not a lottery. Bvery person treated tropical class and set palm trees wav ing their trended tops where the oak alike. 1 shall be pleased to supply all Open from 7.30 o.m. to 12 p.m. "THE HUB" DANGER IN DELAY literature and answer all questions. and the pirie and the Btigar maple now breast the boreal 'blast. He says that Write or call. •then the banana will thrive on Boston Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous common, that the pineapple may be for Nelson People to Neglect. come the staple product of the Nutmeg Tho great danger of kindncy trouble Is R. J. STEEL, Secretary state, and that the palmetto will grow that they get a firm bold before the sur- fcrer recognizes them. Health is gradu* Hudson's Bay Block in Battery park. ally undermined. Bachnche, headache, Not so Wild TERCENTENARY OF Proclamation of Public nervousness, lameness, soreness, lumbago, Lamb Chops for urinary troubles, dropsy, diabetes and And the scheme is not so wild as It Bright's disease follow in merciless suc PLUMBING & HEATING Bounds. ANCIENT COLONY cession. Don't for get your kidneys. Cure Breakfast The course of ocean currents is de- Holiday the kidneyB with the certain and sale SP-IMBS when nicely broiled, makes an I hereby proclaim the afternoon of Mon remedy. Booth's Kidney Pills. -termined iby the conformation of the First Permanent Settlement Establish ideal dish; ibut too often what 1 day, the 29th instant, a public half holi A Toronto Woman who was Thought land whose shores they wash. To the ed in Newfoundland by John Copp's Stoves and Ranges. ls called lamb la only ia the day in honor of the visit to our city of tne peculiar shape of our north Atlantic Guy in 1610. Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier, premier or to Have Bright's Disease Regained Tile and Soil Pipe always on name. Now. if you want real •seaboard is attributed tbe fact that Canada, and I would request all citizens Health Through Booth's spring lamb chops, taken from to duly observe the same. hand. England, with the latitude of Labrador, ST. JOHNS, Nfid., Aug. 27.—The ter Kidney Pills. nice, young, tender, juicy lamb is really a warmer place than New centenary of the tlrst permanent settle "I had doctored for over two years with kins, and not aged muttons, you England with the latitude of Spain. ment In the Ancient Colony was celebrated HAROLD SELOUS many different specialists, but could find can always be assured of gett Change the contour of your seaboard this week with great enthusiasm, although 111-3 Mayor. little relief for what they named Bright's It did not attract many people from tbe disease. I was so weak and run down *_____mf__y~~^\\ I ing the real thing at nnd you change the ocean currents. outside world. E. K. STRACHAN Made in British Columbia .. that I could not get up from a chair with The gulf stream is caused by the revo Newfoundland, discovered by Cabot in out supporting myself with both hand*. lution of the earth. The earth revolves 1487s remained a no-mnn land, a resort ot I would leave my bed each night with the PLUMBER, Etc P. Burns (8b Co. dnring fishermen from the seaboard of frequency of urination, which was scant 313 BAKER ST., NELSON, B.C, towards the east and the water natur western Europe, for nearly 100 years, until RUBBER STAMPS and scalding, highly colored and at times ally piles up at the equator and along annexed by Gilbert for Queen Elizabeth contained particles of blood. My whole Ltd. all eastern seaboards. Consequently In 1584, since which time tbe English Hag Seals, Stencils, Dog Tags, has ever flown on some part of its rocky system had beoomo so weakened and run there are streams flowing from the foreshore. Many historians maintain that down that I could scarcely walk. I waa Brass Signs. Steel S amps ndvlsed by a friend to try Booth's Kidney equator northward and southward there were permanent settlements ln New VANCOUVER STENCIL & SEAL CO. along thiose eastern seaboards, because foundland when Gilbert, readied It, tnelr Pills. They seemed to go to the causa of PROFESSIONAL CARDS Hilton Nagle, Lloyd Newborn, Stanley argument being based on the fact that St. P.O. Box 793. Vancouver. B.C. the trouble and gave me quick relief. I METALS Patrick, Arthur Maurer, Guy Patrick, of course the piled up water must run John's was known as a fishing centre to continued with Booth's Kidney Pills and. F. C. Green F. P. Burden A. H. Green Gordon Gibson, Roy Mauror, George El somewhere. The gulf stream caught by nil the fishing peoples thnt frequented this was soon rid of my suffering. The urinary NEW YORK, Aug. OT.-Sllver, 6254. liott and Dan Jones. Mrs. Rose presented the sloping north coast of South Am water, and the record of Sir Humphrey CLEANING AND PRESSING disorders were corrected, and 1 am now Green Brothers & Burden LONDON, Aug. a.-Sllver, MK. Lloyd Newborn, tho winner In the croquet erica as 'by a funnel, dives into the Gilbert's voyage shows that on landing at able to enjoy a night's rest without being CIVIL ENGINEERS tournament, with a handsome watch fob. St. John's he was entertained by the Suits Called for and Delivered disturbed. 1 Will always gladly recommend Refreshments were served during the af Gulf of Mexico, and having nowhere English captains then In port, at their Booth's Klmlney Pills and will alwaya Dominion and British Columbia Land ternoon, else to BO rushes swiftly out into tbe "summer garden," suggesting that there A. J. DRISCOLL ppeak a good word for them." Mrs. M, Surveyors were permanent habitations there, while a NELSON NEWS OfTIIE DAY Atlantic again through the gap between Phi -ie 355—Baker Street, opposite the Lewis, 13 St. David Place, Toronto, Ont. P. 0. Box 1082 Phone BZ64 Sewing done. 914 Victoria street 101-6 Cuba and Florida and thus up along further argument Is, that If Guy in MHO. For sale in Nelson by tho Poolo Drug Co., (Additional local news note* on page «.) had not found St. John's permanently oc Ltd. 516 Ward St., Nelson, B.C. the Atlantic const. cupied he would have certalsly located Royal Hotel, here's your home lor the himself popular with all classes of the Sold by dealers. Pi Ice 50 cents. The R. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Vroom of Waneta there himself, because of its superior ad T. Booth Co., Ltd., Fort Erie, Out., Solo are guests at the Hume, winter. Best board In the city. IW Now. as is well known tbe highest vantages over any other portion of Hit* community and has enjoyed in the high island. Canadian Agents. tides in the world are in tbe Bay of est degree the confidence and united A. R. Heyland, C. E B. C. United Agencies. Licensed Auc Fundy. The coast of New England and The local branch of the I.W.W. wlll'hold tioneers, Real Estate and Employment John Guy Is, however, entitled to recog support of his congregation. In addition a dance In the Eagles' hall on Friday next, the coast of Nova Sootia form a funnel British Columbia Lsnd Surveyor agents. Office, 218 Baker street, Box 233, nition as tlio founder of the first permanent to the great gifts of youth and energy, R. Lamont, the well knodn and ener commencing at 9 o'clock. that concentrates the tide and drives settlement in Newfoundland, of which Twelve years ln the Kootenays Phone 391. Ul-tt. Mr. Greenlee lias given proof of the getic Teal estate man, left on Tuesday It with a rush into a place from which there is any record known to exist. Bristol Box 471 Kaslo, West Kootenay William Linton of Grays Creek has been in those days was tho centre of a large possession of those other deeper root for the coast. He will return to Creston A fast launch to Ferndale rrom Astley there In no escape. So in- the cul-de- appointed a justice of the peace-for the fishing trade In Newfoundland waters, and ed but less showy qualities which are in about three weeks. province of British Columbia. or Etford's landing every lint- Sunday. sac of Fundy the tide sometimes rises John Guy, In l\M, published a pamphlet Indian Agent, Galbraith of Port Steele Morning trip at 9 o'olock, afternoon 2 and upward*-* of 70 feet. advocating a permanent settlement mere, BO essential iu the* high calling of which A. L. MoOTJLLOOB 3.30 o'clock; laat return trip leave Fern- in contrast to the practice then universal was in town this week. He was inves Miss Nora Paterson has been appointed he is at once a member and an ex Hydraulic Engineer dale at 7 p.m. The dead water caught ln this funnel with the Bristol and other West-Country ample. tigating tho complaints of Indians re school teacher at Taghum and will com with the stopped up spout serves to fishermen, of temporary locations on its specting tiie pasturing of cattle and the Provincial Land Surveyor mence ber duties on Monday. shores during the fishing season. In HilO During the post few days a large The LadieB* Aid of the Church of Mary push the gulf stream etJU farther from matter having been satisfactorily settled P. O. Box 41 Immaculate will hold a lawn social, In ho gave practical effect to his views hy black ibear has been causing quite a Oftlce Phone B8<; residence Phone B74. (Mrs. J. B. Harris has returned from a aid of Bt. Joseph's sohool, on Thursday the course it takes from Cape Hntterns. leading an expedition of three ships to he returned to Fort Steele Friday. Newfoundland, with a permanent colony, commotion here hy wandering about Oftlce: Over McDermld ft McHardy business and pleasure trip to Minneapolis. afternoon and evening, Aug. 25. They will But if the funnel were opened—that St. Paul, St. Louis and "Winnipeg. serve ice cream, cake, sandwiched, tea and which established at Cupars Cove and was the flats on this side of the river. The Tn buylnp, a cough medicine, don't be Baker Street, Nelson, B.C. is to say if the Rockefeller foundation maintained for some years. coffee, peaches and cream. Don't miss for Instance could be persuaded to cut antmal was seen by Miss Huscroft and afraid to get Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. A postofflce has been opened at Crescent it. 1U8-3 judging from the noise made in the bush There is no danger from it, and relief Is the Bay of Fundy through Into Ibe gulf sure to follow. Especially recommended Valley and will doubtless bo a great con CRESTON PRESBYTERIAN appears to have followed her for a con venience to Bottlers in that vicinity. I have Just received from the factories of St. Lawrence and maye It the straits for coughs, colds and whooping cough. Piano Instruction of Munro *& Mcintosh Carriage company, of Fundy—then there would be a rush CHURCH LOSE8 ITS PASTOR siderable distance on Monday last. Sold bv all aruirg'sts and dealers. Mr. I. O, Johnson of the Arcade ls -William Hancock has burned #hls last Alexandria, Ont., one carload of democriits, of waters through Into the gulf every prepared to accept a limited number ot kiln of bricks for the season. He has a delivery wagons, buggies, buckboards and day—waters that, like some other per (Special to The Dally News.) stock of about half a million on hand for carts, whloh 1 now have for sale. D. Grant, pupils for tuition on the above instru blacksmith and horseshoer, Vernon street. sona and things could not "come hack" CRESTON, Aug. 27 — The friends ment. For term, apply P.O. *oi 348, winter supply. __ K-tf. At least most of the water couldn't of J. J. Greenlee will learn,"wlt.h regret or at ill Silica street The minimum temperature In the city romo back. They would be sweat out that his services as pastor of the Pies- We Will Buy We Will Sell yesterday was 87 and the maximum 66 de Davenport Cafe. Meals served at all on the ebb from the great river and byterian church here will terminate at hours. Wilkinson's orchestra in attend the end of this month. Mr. Greenlee Phone BJ62 Box 835 crees. The former figure, was three de •bo***k to Ihe ocean another way. 10,000 Rambler * .22 grees lower than the previous day. ance every evening. Moore & Roberts, will pmceed to Westminster Hall there 2000 Rambler $ .28 proprietors. Popular prices. Best atten Thus each day the gulf stream would to complete his college course. A peti 2,000Diamond Coal 64 tion. !«-* Waters & Pascoe C. P. MoHardy of Crescent Valley was be sucked in toward the Atlantic const tion signed by the ibibler class, church 2000 McGHUvray 27 in the city yesterday. Mr. McHardy •and the cold waters of the Arctic cur 20 Great West Permanent....Offer Carpenters and Builders members and ladies' auxiliary was sub stated that although the bush flres are For Labor Day, Sept. 6, the Canadian rent, would have to dive to the bottom Concrete, brick and stone work. Shop spreading slowly in that district there la Paciilc Railway will authorise a rate of mitted to the superintendent of home 3 South African Warrants... .676.00 50 Pacific Exploration Bid: no Immediate danger to property. fare and one-third for tho round trip. of the ocean sooner -than they now do. missions, Rev. George A. Wilson of text city hall. Tickets will be on sale Sept. 2 to 5 In And thus might bananas be persuaded Have you any Claybtirn Buck to offer UB? clusive, final return limit Sept. 7, 1910. For Vancouver, requesting that Mr. Green All hoy ecouts will parade in uniform to grow on Boston common and palm lee's term of service at Creston be ex hut without haversacks, on Victoria street, full particulars apply to nearest Canadian trees on Battery park. opposite the armory, at 2 o'etook tomorrow Pacific ticket agency. 108 tended, but the arrangements for his HISS K&TE L. HDBHES, A.T.G.M afternoon to form a guard of honor to transfer were complete and at this late Graduate ot the Toronto Conservatory the premier at -the city park. Lindsay's large fleet of launches are for If your liver ls siuttRish and out of tone, date could not be altered. Mr. Green hire by the hour or day at reasonable and you feel dull, bilious, constipated, take lee will therefore preach his farewell ot muslo and pupil ot J. D. A. Tripp, price. The Dauntless, Matchless and Fear a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and E. B. McDERMID Mrs. W., O. Rosa yesterday afternoon sermon here on Sunday next. During will open • .tudlo for piano instruction gave a croquet party to a number of young less are ln charge of capable men. Ths *Uv«r Tablets tonlfbt before retlrlnc and on Sept. 1. For further particulars an, Restless, Peerless and Wireless are for von will feel- all right ln the morning. his short stay in Creston he hag made friends on the lawn of her residence on Sold by all druggists ind dealers. Nelson, B. C Sly at tbls office . »3-tf Vernon street Those at th* party were parties to ran themselves. For prices and Bate Stmt PAGE EIGHT Cfje Bail*? Jletos, SUNDAY AUGUST 2S IMMEDIATE SALE Scratch Food Thla Is a mixture of the best of four Newly decorated bouse; contains large double sitting room, kitchen, Tarletle, of grain, with a percentage of pantry, three bedrooms, bathroom, CARR'S Motor Boat sunflower seed and clam shells. Speci situated in 1 3-4 acres of ground. ally adapted for those who have small Electric light and water, 20 fruit flocks and cannot handle straight sack, trees, loaded with fruit, 15 minutes CLOCKS walk from centre of Baker street. BISCUITS Insurance of each variety. Price $4500, on easy terms. A WORD TO THE WISE 20 Varieties Croasdaile, Mawdsley We can Insure your gasoline The Brackman-Ker launch against accident and Have you a good clock? We have a very fine assort & Co. Packages 20c and 25c fire while on the Kootenay lake Box 626 Baker St., Nelson. ment of mantle clucks, prices ling Co., Ltd. or waters tributary thereto. from $5 to $45. Our special Is a fine black enamel mantle The rates are very reasonable Very fancy Crawford's Butter clock, with gilt columns and and we shall be pleased to fur "Unequalled for General Use" Puffs 25c. fancy dial; strikes the hour nish you with all particulars and half hour on double bn application. straight tubes, giving a. most pleasing effect, almost tbe PEACHES $1.35 same sound as a chime. Price $12.50 to $14. Fancy, Crawfords and Blbertas, 210 of these are already sold. We would C. A. Benedict We now have the largest like to have you order UB we expect every box will be sold during the next W. P. TIERNEY, General Sales Agent. stock of clocks we have ever few days. , Nelson, B. C. Grocer , had on.hand and we can guar Cans shipped to all railway points. H. & M. BIRD antee them to be the best. Cor. Josephine and Silica. Phone? See us, you will agree with BELL TRADING CO, Nelson, B. C. us as to the value we can NdlSOIfct Be Ce Meet This Question NEISON, B.C give you in clocks. as if you were face to face with us. Our MANUFACTURING JEWELER, 1.0. PATENAUDE, WATCHMAKER ANO OPTICIAN Photos REFRIGERATORS We have in stock a full line of are the kind that all sorts of people like to Bee. We know how a Selling Below Fruit Pickers, Step, Ex person should be posed MILLION AND HALF_ to look the best. tension and Plain Some people say [Cost Here Are a they do not take a THE ORETONNAGE Ladders good photograph, but "We have a few of the above left to Few Snaps those ueople have not Slocan-Kootenay Also Passes the Two tip clear. Will sell at prices never be been here and follow Hundred Thousand Mark—-Delayed In goods which you need every day ed our advice. Let fore beard of. It will pay you to call Boundary Returns. at right prices us take your photo* and. Inspect these. No reserve; all Ramsay's Sodas, 2 Ib. tins.... 30c. graph and your face The returns of the ore production and must go. Get your pick. movement given below Include the delayed will please. returns from the Boundary for the two Penin's Sodas, 2 lb. tins 30c. weeks missed by reason of the Phoenix lire, NELSON HARDWARE CO. and they appear In the totals Bhown for Royal Salad Dressing % pts..30c. Phone 15 602 Baker St. the year to date. Royal Salad Dressing, pts....60c. Campbell's J. H. Ashdown Hardware The notable event of the week ln the returns is the fact that the total produc Tuxedo Baking Powder, 16 oz. .20c. tion since Jan. 1 has reached 1,500,000 tons of ore. The Slocan-Kootenay district also Art Co., Lld.| _ attains the mark of 330,000 In tonnage. The following figures are for the past PH0N2 223. HAMILTON Nelson Branch :: INElSON, B. C. week, and the year to date: Gallery BOUNDARY SHIPMENTS. aranby 23,805 W3,3Ua Stewart (8b Co. Msae-tsaess-Kae -Mother Lode 7,500 220,100 715 Baker St. PHONE 4« Snowahoe 1 1,615 104,«* If It's from Stewart',) It's (tod. Nest Dear to Kootenay Steam Nickle Plate 3t «» Jack Pot GK1 6,9,2 Fruit Baskets Trinity. 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 9.39 Laundry THE SEMAPHORE CIGAR STORE AND Other mines J-5,161 a.m., Sunday school and Bible class; 11 We have lust received a shipment of a.m.. Matins; 3 p.m., service of Baptism; BILLIARD PARLORS 7.30 p.m., Evensong. Rector, Rev. Fred Total 32,6131,133,600 APPLE BASKETS To make room for new stock, we are H. Graham. ROSSLAND SHIPMENTS CLOTHES BASKETS compelled to sacrifice while they last ROMAN CATHOLIC-Church of Mary Centre Star 3,249 laJslW" THB Semaphore Specials and Lamorlllas, three Immaculate, corner Ward and Mill streets. Le Rol No. 2 748 21,727 CLOTHES HAMPERS Le Rol No, 2, milled 300 X9,m DINNER SETS for 25 cents or $1.75 per box. Our speci Low Mass, 8 a.m.; High Mass, 10.30 a.m.; Best Quality price Low alty this week Balled Havanas, Something evening service, 7.30. Rev. Father AlthonT. Le Rol 287 W,K» new. Just out Give them a trial. METHODIST—Morning service, 11 o'clock. Velvet 32 427 We are offering the biggest bar EMPIRE Sunday school and Bible classes, 3.30 p.m.; Other mines 1*4 gains in specially Imported dinner evening service, 7.30. Rev. J. P. Westman, by point. There is a city ordinance pro pator. Total 4,618 KM* Bets ever known ln the Kootenays. MONDAY AND TUESDAY hibiting the use of firearms within the SLOCAN-KOOTENAY SHIPMENTS. These goods are of the finest Aus Tfce liurgiar in the Truck. PRESBYTERIAN-St. Paul's, corner ot Wood-Vallance Hardware Co., Limited city limits, and the chief pointed out yes Victoria and Kootenay streets. Services St. Eugene, milled i 2,776 1*4,-160 trian manufacture. We were lucky Johnny's Pictures of Polar terday that thiB must be strictly observed 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m.; Sunday school, 12.30 Van Rol. milled 800 31,201 In securing a number of these NEL8QN. B, C. p.m. Rev. J. T. Ferguson, D.D., pastor. Queen, milled 420 14,2HI Regions. as even the smallest bored rille is extreme Granite-Poor ma ii, milled 250 8,oW Bets at a remarkably low price and The Pillagers. ly dangerous to human life wnen care- BAPTIST—Stanley street, near Mill. Wholes* Morning service, 11; Sunday school, 2.30; Nugget, milled 110 3,740 we are offering Che people of Nel The Indiscretions of Betty.. It. S. Lennle reached the city on Friday Highland, milled »U0 3,600 son the benefit Call and see evening service, 7.30. Rich in on d-Eureka 29 2,l*f* Children 10c, Adults 15c. night from the coast. Mr. Lennle has been these setB. They are worth look acting as chairman of the insurance com CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-Servlce at 7.30 Silver Cup iff m TOIOMTf p.m., In the Congregational church, corner Standard 143 %i ing over even If you don't purchase VAwcowa mission, which has recently given out Stanley and Silica streets. Wednesday Yankee Oirl 124 3,m ilndings of the utmost importance to the evening Bervlce at 8. Reading room in Mollle Hughes 33 260 public and to the insurance companies. church building, open dally 3 to 6.30. Visi Sullivan Off 10,170 tors cordially welcme. Ruth 47 386 SWEDISH EVANGELICAL LUTHER Second Relief 29 123 MUNRO & NELSON All children, whether of the olty schools Queen Victoria ..'. 204 3,073 or not, are invited to attend at the public AN—Service will be held by Rev. J. A. THE STOKE QF QUALITY Levin today at 8 p.m. at Miners' Union Majestic 44 44 CHINA HALL Nelson Opera House school assembly hall tomorrow morning hall, 321*6 Baker street. Sunday school at Cameron 2 2 at !i o'clock, together with any adults who 3 p.m. All are cordially Invited and wel Other mines SO.ao Sea Pearl Sardines are good 3 tlns.f .25 care to assist, for practice in singing "O 321 Baker St P.O. Box ess come. St. Ivela Meats In glass, each .45 Canada" and the other national songs Total 6,064 204,1213 One Right Only which are to be given before Sir Wilfrid SALVATION ARMY-Sunday services, The total shipments for the week were No Exaggeration Cross & Blackwell fish pastes In Laurier at the park In the afternoon. 11 a.m., 3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Service at 43,293 tons, including the estimated milling, glass 20 the citadel nightly, except Tuesday, at 8 o'clock. and for the year to date, 1,506,858 tons. Blue Label and Helntz Tomato Cat Thursday. Sept 1st There will be a special high mass at B. C* COPPER COMPANY'S RECEIPTS Simply Plain Facts. Best sup, three for l.oo the Church of Mary Immaculate this morn Greenwood, B.C. ing at 10 a.m. Father Coudeyre of Uon- HERMAN BARTELS DEAD. Mother Lode 7,600 ia),70a Goods, Right Prices for Our own blend tea. Imperial 3 lbs. zaga college, Spokane, will preach. It Is Do Not Buy Vour for .* l.oo W. P. Cullen presents Plxley & thought possible that Sir Wilfrid Laurler Jack Pot 663 6,672 Groceries, Provisions, Luders' comic opera triumph may attend. Father McKinnon of Hoss- SYRACUSE, N.Y., Aug. 27,-Word was Other mines 7,967 Try our Special Coffee, Its good, land is coming In on Monday for the pur received here today of the death of Her 3 lbs. for 1.00 man Bartels of this city, at Saratoga. Mr. Total 8,162 235,244 Fruits, Etc. pose of assisting In the welcome to the Dinnerware Crawford Peaches are coming, watch The.... premier. Bartels was 57 years old. He was a brew GRANBY SMELTER RECEIPTS. er and was Indicted at Auburn for arson my prices. Grand Forks, B.C. without looking at our stock. We have In the third degree of the charge that he Granby 22,805 793.3U5 T. A. Robley and A. Askew have opened had Induced men to fire the Lake Shore Other mines 120 a complete stock ot Dlnnerwares, Chins a real estate office at 2HJ Baker street, malt hohse. He was convicted and on May P.O.Bo*54 A. S. HorSWQl Phone 10 under the firm name of the British Co 2, 1905, when he was appear for sentence, Total 22,806 793,425 Glassware, Qranlteware, Furniture, Burgomaster lumbia Agencies. They will deal In real Jumped his ball and bond to Canada. He Stoves and Ranges. estate, conduct auctions and act as labor waa extradited and on July 4, 1907, es CONSOLIDATED CO.'S RECEIPTS Gus C. Weinburg as Peter von agents, Mr. Askew is a late member of the caped from the Canadian detectives at To Trail, B.C. Stuyvesant. well known firm of Flick, auctioneers of ronto. He was caught in a week and was St, Eugene, concentrates 174 10,844 Banbury, England, and Mr. Robley is well returned to Auburn, where he was serving Le Roi No. 2, part concentrates 748 21,727 OLD CURIOSITY SHOP Is lt possible? Why the idea! known here as a member of the start* ot a year In prison. Centre Star 3,249 326,0119 the "Wright Investment company. Le Rol 287 10,3**8 513, 615, 617 Josephine St With over half a 100 people in Snowshoe 1,615 104,401* When the digestion is all right, the ac Richmond-Eureka 29 2,843 cluding the famous original Mrs. J. 13. Harris writes to The Daily tion of the bowels regular, there is a na Silver Cup iff tuo Cameron 2 ** News as follows: "I see by your valuable tural craving and relish for food. When Standard 143 934 Other mines 16,10*. paper that Nelson Is to have "The Burgo this IB lacking you may know that you Yankee Girl 124 3,693 Kangaroo Girls master" presented at the opera house next need a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Velvet 32 427 Total , 7,305 312,105 Thursday evening. While in Winnipeg dur Liver Tablets, They strengthen the diges Mollle Hughes 33 260 The total receipts at the smelters for the PRICES: Down $2 and $1.50; ing the fair I attended this delightful play tive organs, Improve tbe appetite and regu Sullivan 627 10,170 week, Including both ore and cencentrates, at the Walker theatre. It is first class, late the bowels. Sold by all druggists and were 38,272 tons, and for the year to date, up, 1.50 and $1; gallery, 50c. Ruth 47 380 and Nelson's theatre going people should dealers. Second Relief 29 123 1,341,484 tons. Plan at Poole's Wednesday, not miss the opportunity of seeing one or Nickle Plate 31 458 the very finest plays ever put on in our Queen Victoria 204 3,073 AT THE THEATRES city." Minard's Linament Cures Sprains Majestic 44 44 The Convenience of a "The Burgomaster," which comes to the The committee in charge of the launch opera house next Thursday, ls perhaps ttie parade which is to escort Sir Wilfrid best musical attraction we will get this NtLSON NEWS OF THE DAY Laurler and party to the city park tomor seaaon. Manager William P. Cullen, who Self-Filling row afternoon, have formed the following haa given us many good things, by the {Additional local news notei on page **.) rules for the guidance of launch owners way, Is the producer, and he has spared taking part in the procession. The pilot neither time nor expense in making this The winning number In the draw at of each boat must steer according to the season's production better than ever be Fountain Pen Weir's shoe store laat night was 691. boat In front of him and take ho notice or fore. Tha cast ls headed by Gus. C. Wein the boat behind; pilots are expected to burg, who playa Peter -Stuyvesant, tho one- give way.to other boats coming up on legged old governor of New Amsterdam. Kev. J. P. Westman arrived home last the right hand side but to keep their evening and will preach morning and eve Mr, Weinburg is the original Burgomaster courses in cases where another boat ap and has never been seen to better advan ning today at Trinity Methodist church. proaches from the left hand side. We Are Not Prophets added to the reliability of the feed and the superiority of the action of tage than In this part. He Is supported by a company of GO people In which the tMiss FraBer of Hamilton, Ont., siBter ol Essential members of the Laurier party principals are most of the originals. Mr. the gold nib ln Waterman's Ideal Fountain pen, may now for the Mrs. Ireland of Nelson, will sing S. mid are the 14 newspapermen, and E. J. Cullen always makes a feature of his dle's setting of "The Lord is My Shep Lemnire, private secretary of the premier. * But if the Columbia river Bcheme goes through it needa no prophet chorus and this season's presentation ls first time be bad In the New Ideal Self Filling Pen. It's a rare combina herd" at the evening service at St. Paul's The following Is a roll of the scribes: no exception, aB the press where ever they Presbyterian church. H. W. Anderson, Toronto Globe; Ulrlc to foretell the future of ROBSON. Robson town lots have never yet been have appeared speak of it as being the best tion of convenience and service and ls hound to prove Immensely popular Barthe, Quebec Le Vigie; T. King, To singing and dancing one seen lu years. The Miss L. A. Coates, who has been spend ronto Mall and Empire; R. S. ChevasBit, advertised. The man who la looking for a valuable Investment would production Is brand new, also the costumes Le Canada, Montreal; H. B. Wilmott, To whloh were purchased at Marshall Mold's New stock Just received. Let us fit one to your hand. For sale at ing her vacation in Nelson with Mrs. li. In Chicago this summer. L. DouglosB at Camp rtest-a-While, leaves ronto World; F. A. Carman, Montreal Star; T. M. Fraser, Halifax Chronicle; P. M. do well to Investigate this opportunity. .-Tor Wardner this morning to take up her Graham, Brockville Recorder; B. B. scholastic duties. Cook, Toronto Star; H. B, Guest, Toronto The change of program at the Empire News; Douglas Robertson, Toronto Tele See us for full particulars. theatre for Monday evening elncludes sev The services ln St. Paul's PreBbyterian gram; H. F. M. Ross, Winnipeg Free eral good features. "The Indiscretions ot church today will be conducted by Rev. Press; T. J. Cromble, Regina Leader; G. Betty," a fine Vltograph film; "The Burg William Dunlop of Buckhaven, Flfeshlre, E. Butler, Grip, Toronto. lar in the Trunk; "The Pillagers," and a Scotland, who Is at present making an ex laughable comic entitled "Johnny's Pic tensive |our throughout Canada. tures of the Polar Regions," CHURCH 8ERVICE3 TODAY. The clerks in W. Newltt's clothing store Some of ths subjectB at the Arcade for An east Baker street were startled on All changes for church service announce* Monday night are: "The Mistake," a tine Canada Drug & Book Co.. Ltd.to 502 'Friday afternoon hy the noise of a bullet, ments must be handed In or, phoned to E. B. McDERMID Imp, and undoubtedly what our patrons whloh crashed through the front window The Dally Newa office before 6 o'clock on will make If they fall to see it; "The Story near the top and penetrated the plaster Saturday. If not received by this time of the Rose," For others see program. on the other aide of the room, Anally the notices will be omitted from Sunday's Baker Streu Nelson, B. C. [NelswTs Kodak SupplyHeme landing ln some woodwork. Chief of Police Issue. Then wilt be no performance at the C. W. Toung Investigated and discovered The services announced for W!ay In the Gem theatre on Monday night as the man tbat the bullet had been fired from a small churches of Nelson are as folluws: agement Have rented the chain to the bore rifle and apparently from some near- ANGLICAN—Fourteeoth Sunday after Laurler reception committee.