NEW GOVERNOR

(Continued from First page).

his public services received the K.
C. M. G. from Her Majesty in May
1895. He declined a seat in the
senate in 1874 and again in 1877.
In the latter year he also di lined a
seat with the office of minister of
agriculture, in the Mackenzie ad-
istration.

Sir Henri is known all over the
continent for his interest in agricul-
ture, horticulture and forestry, hav-
ing written and spoken frequently
on those subjects. In 1893 he was
entrusted with the preparation of
the provincial forestry- exhibits sent
to the Chicago world’s fair, and
throughout the Mercier regime he

. d in the admini ‘ion of the
department of agriculture.

During the existence of the Im-
perial Federation league he gave
the scheme his entire support, and
he is now as warmly . inclined to-
wards the British Empire league.
He is also connected with the
United Empire Loyalist associa-
tion,

In religious belief he is a member
of the Church of England and has
served as a delegate to the dioceas-
an and provincial synods of the
church.

In 1888 he was authorized by the
Quebec legislature to add De Lot-
biniere, his mother’s name, to that
of Joly. He married in 1856 Mar-
garetta Josepha, daughter of the
late Hammond Gowen of Quebec.
Their eldest son, Edmond, is a
lawyer; the second, Alain, is a cap-
tain inthe Royal Engineers, and
the third, Henri Gustave, a lieuten-
ant in that corps, both the two lat-
ter having graduated from the
Royal military college at Kingston

_ and béing now in service in India.
—From Canadian Men and Women
of the Time.

Sir Henri has a beautiful’ country
residence at Pointe Platon on the
St. Lawrence river, a few miles
from Quebec on the opposite bank.

Excursion to Deer Park.

On Monday, July 2, the Odd
Fellows of Trail will give an ex-
cursion to Deer Park, the most
beautiful resort on Arrow lake.
St Rossland has been
for the occasioa, and a round trip
rate of $2 has been made. Trains
will leave Rossland at 7 a. m. and
return in the evening. There will
be all sorts of recreation at the
park, including baseball, fishing,
swimming and boating. Dancing
“willbe a feature of the trip on the
river and a band will be in attend-
ance.

Hazelwood ice ‘cream, ice cream
soda, G. B, chocolates, fresh cut
flowers, etc., at the Bon Ton tf

FEARFUL RAILWAY ACCIDENT

All Passengers Killed Except Those
on Sleeping Car.
* By Associated Press.

Atlanta, Ga., June 25—A passen-
ger train on the Macon branch of
the Southern railway ran into wash-
outs 100 feet long .and was com-
pletely wrecked. Every person on
the train except the occupants of the.
Pullman car perished. Thirty-five |
people in all were killed. :

‘SHE ATHLETIC CARNIVAL

A Great Treat Promised to Lovers of

. Manly Sprots

The athletic carnival to be given
at tbe opera house tomorrow even-
ing by the fire department will be
one of the events of the year. Al-
most enough tickets have already
been sold to fill the house and many
ladies are going.” Those of the fair
sex who enjoy witnessing displays
of manly strength and skill may
feel assured of an agreeable evening
and that there will be nothing of an
offensive nature in the program.
Once started, the program will be
followed out without any delays or
waits, This is imperative, for Billy
Woods, who is to wind up the
show with a_ six-round glove
contest’ with’ Billy Boyd, has to

m., so that the affair will cértalitly
be over by that time.

The masters of ceremonies Will
be Dan Thomas, Dan Cokley, Jack
McArthur and Donald Guthrie and

two screrit aie rorion rf OLARENDON GAPE,

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JUNE 25 1900

————

Can
Apply to J. B. Johnson

city. Excellent garden soil.
be plotted.
& Co.

K. SWANSON, Prop.
First. Class in Every Respect

Prof. Francis Thiel. will be ical
director. Following is the program:
Opening Scene—Gymnasium in
action,
Recitation—‘'The Last Charge of
Gen. Ney,” Miles Doyle.
Three rounds for points—Be-
tween Armstrong and ac
lightweights.
King of the clubs—Jack Allen.
Three rounds for the belt—Lorne
Becher and Fred- Wilson.
Wrestling match, Cornish style—
Miles Doyle, champion of Michigan,
vs. Jack Eddie, the champion of
Kootenay.
Electric club swinging act—Prof.
Billy Woods.
Three rounds for points—Ed El-
lis vs. Guy Wilcox.
Song—John Jowett.
Three-round glove exhibition—
Dan Cokley vs. Jack Allen.
Comedy—Etb and Buckley.
Six-round go for a decision—
Billy Woods, champion heavy-|
weight of Montana vs. Billy Boyd
of Rossland.

M. R. Galusha, manager of the

Jumbo mine, has come up from

Spokane.,

To Cure a Cold In One way
Take Laxative Bromine Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. 25c. —E.
W. Grove's signature is on each
box.

. Peace Declared.

Why devote all your time read-
ing about the Boer war and the
gold fields of Alaska? There are
other matters. of vital importance;
you may make a trip east, and will
want to know how to travel. In
order to have the best service, use
the Wisconsin Central railway be-
tween St. Paul and Chicago. For
rates and other information write
Jas. A. Clock, general agent, Port-
land, Oregon.

Through Sleeper.

With the. inauguration of the
“Imperial Limited” service the
Canadian Pacific railway operate a
through sleeper between Arrow-
head and Vancouver for the accom-

dation of the K ry
This will be a very great conven-
ience to the travelling public.

Safety Deposit Boxes.

When the new Bank of Montreal
building was finished, there was ad-
ded a large vault containing safety
deposit boxes. These boxes prove
of great value for the deposit of
private papers, stocks and valua-
bles. They are rented to the pub-
lic at annual rentals of $7.50 up,
and are accessible.to the holder at
any time of the day during banking
hours. Business or professional
men who.do not posses a fire or
burglar proof safe, find these boxes
a great convenience.

APplication for Hotel License.
Notice’ Li Beret

T CARD OF TRAINS.

Re. 3 West Bound.. laree

spailyexcent Sunday, ‘all othe otis daily,

“NORTH COAST

J W. HILL, General Agent, Spokane, Wo
A.D. CHABLTON,A.G.P.A..Portland.Ore.

Barada sraataateal
All Delicies and eme
in Season. _ Private....:
Rooms for Banquets and
Dinner Parties

FIRST CLASS BAR IN CONNECTION

i] )
Tailor- ade Gowns
: hs
Every day is not going to be sunny and warm, and no
costume will look as well as a nice Tweed or Serge
Suif, made in the stylish’ -way {like the onés we have.

We've made the prices attractive and if you look them
over you'll be tempted to DuUY.,..+-eeeeeeeeereeeeeee

MONTREAL LOAN
& INVESTMENT Co

INCORPORATED
Head office, Imperial building, St. James Street,

Double Daity esta. Service.

ai
North st Limit |
Nes Nerthegast Limited | aE 2

Authorized Capital,
escribed Capital ov

BEPEEEEED)

This Company, has opened.a branch office here,
‘ith the following Board of Managemen
Eimer A. Rolf. Hon Thos. Mayne Daly0.
James Lawn. ‘Chas. NB ton.
Secretary-Treasurer, W. He raiding.
CITY CReT OFFicE,
ZEIGLER Bi

Carner Howard and T pivaeaace:

The Montreal Loan & Investment Co offers the
safest investment for s small sums now 0

public, and lends money in large or small ameunts
Pepayable in monthly instalments.

Fo: further information, apply to

W. 4. FALDING,

‘Secretary-Treasurer.
Bank of Montreal ‘Chambers, Columbia avenue.

Rolt & Grogan

“Try Our Electric Lighted

LIMITED”

With New ‘Observation Cars.”

FOR RENT.

Officeon first floor 1zs Block.

Office and roams or. second floor Burns
Block.

Large Warehouse in center of town.

FOR SALE.

Seven-roomed Dwelling. house of lgaterea
Sarnished throughout, good local!

Hotel and Saloon on Second seni
splendid business opportunity.

DRY GOODS. ROOM,

HUNTER BROS. STORES

INTERNATIONAL THEATRE

A. KLOCKMANN, Pmprietor. A. M, ZINN, Manager.’

FOR WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 25.

A MERRY BURLESQUE ENTITLED |

“THE HAYSEED. i
AND SOUBRETTE”

m trating life behind the scenes andthe friala of
justrating life ind the scet Bieatbr at fehearh, Stage Manager cand Musical

Bright, Gay, Jolly, Funny.
Al ‘STRONG LIST OF’SPEGIALTY HRTISTS,
“. GOD SAVE, THE QUEEN.

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The Rossland Auction House, .
42 E. COLUMBIA. AVENUE. . :

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MANUFACTURED BY

B.{Houde & Cc mpany Quebec
_ Are Better than the Bests

S WHOLESALE AT

eee Crow & Motris, Rossland.
oe

Begs to thank their many patrons and the public g Wy for

the very liberal patronage they have
extended to them since their

Closing Out Sale”

Commenced, and would take this opportunity
of informing them of another

Slaughter of Prices,

Which will last for one week:only,.as the prices we quote below
_ are ruinous to everyone except the buyers.
-Here.are some of the eyeopeners.

Suits of Clothes: Oil Clothing.

Coats, Pants and Hats at just
Thi i J
$2 6 spring's goods, from one half the usual prices.

Summér Underwear.

We are heavily stocked in this
line. We will sell to all com-
ers at from 2o0c.a garment.
Special line of Egyptian and
Balbriggan shirts, 20c; draw--
ars 30.

Top Shirts.

In great variety from 25¢ up.
Gloves. and Mits
From 25c Up

Neckties and Suspen-
* ders from 10c Up

Overalls and Sempers,

Jumpers, that everybody’ else
sells for 75 c, our price goc.

Miners’ Shoes.

That we sold for $3 $4 $5 and
$6, at $1.50 $2, $2.50 and $3.
Also a line of fine walking
shoes from $1 up. +

Sox.

Our regular 25c all wool sox
will sell three for-25c.. .,
Cotton sox just the thing for
fide weather, Sc. a pair,

—
Remember these prices are only good for one week, starting from
today. Be on hand early and so get the choicest selections.

We have engaged special help so that you are sure of courteous
and quick attention.

Cn

The Rossland Auction House,
42 Columbia Ave.

B. BANNETT, Mncr.

CAD. du

Rossland |"

cae a
Athletic.. -« Periodicals
Club ZSaes an

Offers epee mem
s for a short

/ permanent and eee: board

-and*chambers; $36: to ‘40 per

month. For particulars apply. to
CHARLES E. BENN,

Charies Webster, Steward. Secretary.

Excellent accommodations | for
(<7 |

CUNLIFFE & McMILLAN,
ENGINEERS © ‘AND MACHINISTS.

Alt classes of Repairs and Constraction Work Undertaken.

Ore Gars,-Wheels and Axles, Buckets, Fans, shatling, 2 Héhéers s aud” Pallers. pipe work
aspecialty. Nortuey i Yompe kept in stoc! 3 for Wm. Hami
Mills, Concentrators, Stes
‘Whird Avenue Rossland. PrP. o® nox 198,

we)

IT PAYS US<=—

To Dispense
only the.

Pnrest and Freshest Drugs, -

Ta be got, to exercise the GREATEST
CARE in dispensing prescriptions. ‘Fo de-
liver them IMMEDIATELY, when: dis-
pensed, and to CHARGE THE MOST
REASONABLE PRICES.

ed.

In this way we gain the of your physician; he gets
the most satisfactory results from his medicines, aed you
have recieved the greatest good for the least money.

This is how it is our Prescription Trade is rapidly increasing.

TELEPHONE 185,

ROSSLAND DRUG CO...

123 E. COLUMBIA. AVENUE.

$Br-We keep in stock everything that belongs to a perfectly equipped rmacy.

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PRICE 5 CENTS

QUARTZ.
ie .. JEWELRY

We have just received a line of

- BROOCHES, STICK PINS AND LINKS,
Set withthe Quartz of the I. ‘X. L. Mine near Ross-
land, British Colombe

as. Ww. SPRING,

Next oer, fo Postoffice. The Leading Jeweler

Everything for the Sickroom,
We make it a point to keep a complete stock of earefully selected standard goods for the sick room
/ Sponges, Sick Feeders, Throat Sponges,
Hot Water Bags, Syringes,-Ice Bags,
Crutches, Breast Pumps, Bed Pans,
Antiseptic Dressing, Spirit Storks,
Fumigants, Night Lights, Distetic Articles

If you get it at GOODEVE'S, its GOOD.

Goodeve Bros., Drugsists and Stationers.

Bargains at_—< -

M. J. O’HEArRn's,

Svartceked with Spring and Summer Goods and am gol
Kes Grieg the month of June, such a8 below! to make prices tall

Men’ Fine Worated Suits 4 Men's Fine ai yale Tweed
vr i .
Beste, for 3.25. | i800 Suits torte 92

suits for. - 12.50
Tweed Sults, regu’ Boys’ Suits and Odd P
niue,-for

at just half the tear Bice.

ey

ngig ay
- A Complete Line of Miners’ Supplies always on Hand.

M. J. O’HEARN,

Lm poy or st | Clothier and Qutfitter. | ™=°*=F/30"=-

ORIGIN OF BOXERS

They Are to China What Kuow- j’”
nothings Were in America.

AGAINST ALL FOREIGNERS:

t ? 4
‘Their Name Asserts tho Righteousness ‘of
Harmony Oreated by Foroe—Organized) in

-~- Lodges With Seoret Signs, to Oppose Poiz;)

eign Aggression.

The ‘Boxers” society is a secre
ion,

aged by the ruling Chinese dynasty,
and has for its principal object thei{2
driving of all foreigners out of. the
empire. There is some reason fo
believing that certain foreign p
ers are secretly abetting the dis-

turbances in the hope that pretext és :
Nelson on Monday and Tuesday to

t play the Nelson and Spokane teams

for a conflict with the empire mai
be afforded and under that thin ex-
cuse di: ‘ment be
The Chinese race has an antiquity’
of at least 6000 years. 5

Minister Wu's Explanation.

Wu Ting Fang,. the Chinese min-
ister at Washington, was asked:)>

“What is the ‘meaning ‘of the
term ‘Boxers’ in Chinese, or :what
is its derivative analysis?” °

He replied:

“] have seen from Chinese papers
that the local word. applied -to the
people that your papers call the
‘Boxers’ is ‘Yee-ho-chuan.’ ‘Vee’
means ‘righteousness,’ ‘Ho’ means
‘harmony,’ ‘Chuan’ means fists.”

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*Yee-ho-chuan’ would therefore in-
volve the righteous id idea, of . promo’

ing harmony by the fists, the right-
eousness resulting from the har-

-| mony, with the fists as an incidental

means toa good end. The term
undoubtedly arose’ in connection
with athletic sports and teachers of
the art Sf boxine ‘or defense by the
fists.”

Derivation of the Name

The Caucasian may be inclined to
sneer at the simplicity of this defini-
tion, but itis not to be, torgotten

that as a matter of indisputable his- | ,

tory the word “‘righteausness”. and
the word “right” have a foundation

in the Chinese vocabulary more solid

than rock, Anyone who has inti-
mate and honest business relations
with Chinamen in. this country
knows that. -A Ghinaman. in this
country who has not yet learned the
worst features of American. or En-
glish or Gérman commercialism in’
his dealings with his white brothers
invariably starts out with the query,
“What is right?” He puts it in his
own way,but that is what he means,
and he never betrays until he has
been betrayed.

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P. BURNS & CO.

WHOLESALE MARKETS

atthe
The public schools will close on
Friday for the

fesponsible to, the whole country,
but particularly, to the political
party they represent. In politics,as
‘in everything else,Success of a large
ody of men striving. for a common
jénd requires organization. The
Very first step in

jations of “machines,” is the
forming of an organization by which
}9€ necessity leaderships are created
and conferred, — Manitoba Free
Press, ~

WE WOANFORDS ARE COMING
at. Balleplayers of the Coast—

The Nelson Contest
ifeThe Rossland team will be pitted

{ stext Sunday against the uncongered
‘ ‘Stanford university

team. The
Agtter i is making a tour of the coast
rand has ‘won two games each from
Portland, Tacoma and Seattle,

jutting them ‘all out. They play
Such ball_as the lovers of the game

“The Rossland team will: go to

fora purse of $500 offered by the
Nelson. people. i

% Arrangements are being made to
‘go to Spokané to. play the Spokane
team ‘on Saturday - and Sunday
July 7 and 8. f

Notice

“The ladies of the guild of St.
George’s church desire the cordial
co-operation of all members-of ‘the
church to assist them in extending
a formal welcome to their vicar, the
‘Rev. W. Hedley, and- also to his
sister, such welcome to take the
‘form of a ‘reception, the date of

hich will be duly announced. A

eeting will’be. held. in the church
‘Yodms Thursday'next-at-g’ps m., to
finally make alt necessary” arrange-
Mtents-

“~ 5 "Mrs. FRANK OLIver,
_Secretary-Treasurer.

MINOK MENTION

M. R. Galusha has gone through
to Republic, where he is interested
in the Black Tail and San Poil
mines, :
Alexander Dick has returned
from a ten-days trip to the Slocan
and Lardeaw districts, having start-
ed work’ on.a 400-foot tunnel on
the property. of the Lavina-Butte

“tindependént”:
‘ ipovements, | despite the sturdy de- |.

CONFIDENCE IN BC

Is Felt by Investors in Eastern. and
_ Central Canada.

‘

EFFECT OF THE ELECTION

Judge Miller Gives His Observations on 3
Tour Through the East—4merioans Willing
to Invest in Canada—Railroad to Lardeau
to be Built This Year.

After an eastern tour extending
over about six months, Jiidge J.‘ M.
Miller, president of "the Old Gold
and secretary of the Primrose mines
in the Lardeau-Duncan country, has
returned to the city. "He has:been
through Ontario, ‘part of Quebec,’
Michigan, Ohio,New York, Indiana,
Dakota, Montana, Wisconsin and
Minnesota in ‘the interest® of’ those
companies and has raised capital
for their development. — In telling
the impressions formed on his trip,
he said to a RecorD represengative:

“People generally ‘are’ favorabiy

‘limpressed with British’ Columbia

mines and mining, for they have
faith in it. "In many places in’ On-
tario especially, I found people-loyal
to-our mining interests out here. A
great many have invested largely
and’are anxiously ‘waiting ‘for’ re-
turns, but are always ready to give
alistening ear to favorable reports
from this province. In fact, the
loyalty of Eastern and Central Can-
ada for our mines ig greater than

confidence in the future of Ross-
land and her mines. I look
for quite an influx of people
into the camp this fall. If one-
fourth of the people now declaring
their intention in the east to come.
to British Columbia this season, do
so, we shall ‘have a veritable real
estate boom this fall and winter.”

‘A Mollday at the Miues —

Work at all the: mines of the B.,
A.C. and at the War Eagle and
Centre Star will be suspended on
July'2, 3 and’ 4 for the célebration
ot Dominion day and thé Fourth of
July. This means a shut-down
from Saturday till Thursday.

Back From the Capital‘

Hon. C. H. Mackintosh, Hon. T.
Mayne. Daly, and ° E.” .Dur-
ant have returned from Victo-
ria, where they. went to attend ‘the
trial of the suit of the. old Le Roi
stockholders against the B. A.C.
before the supremé_ court.
trial was adjourned till December 4:
@ account of the absence of some
of the material witnesses. for the
defendant corporation. Sete

Floods Damage Arrowhead Line.

Revelstoke to Arrowhead “1s‘ tinder
water and washed out in. many
places, the water being” within nine
inches of the highest mark of 1894,
when the big flood took place... The
branch is‘not ‘in operation at pres-
ent and the boats run through to
Revelstoke, but there is practically
no loss of time. There, has been
no damage on. thé, main line and
though the water is very high, it is

we in British Columbi: rally:

slump hurt us materially for a time
and still affects us some, but people
are recovering from it and, when-
everthe’ mine resumes shipments

suppose,- _Of.course-the- War: ‘Bagle|-~ 2

i to rise any higher.

B. E. Clarke, a stockman from
‘Calgary, is in the city. He says
that little stock is being. shipped’at

present, as this isthe. season for
d . +

and is dividend

will be fully restored. ” The people
now understand the situation at the
War Eagle. - At-first they doubted
the property, but now they believe
that the reasons given by Messrs.
Gooderham and Blackstock for the
shutdown were correct,

“The political situation hurt us
somewhat in Eastern and Central
Canada, but now. everybody that
pays any attention to politics—and
most C. i do—is © satisfied

‘Consolidated Limited, in the Lar-
deau country.

Judge Schofield returned from
Slocan, Junction yesterday with a
beautiful.catch of about 50 pounds
of trout.

. The charge of: receiving a stolen,
horse, brought by W. J. Carr
against V. C. Simmons, was with-
drawn by permission of Magistrate
Boultbee, who held it was rather a
subject for civil than criminal ac-
tfon.

ThetRossland Stars defeated the
‘| combided Trail and Smelter teams

and the children. are now in the
throes of the examination,
will close on Thursday, The at-
tendance has been good since the

Nelzon Sandon, Ri d,

Rossland, Grand Forks, and Vancouver.

-—_——_
RETAIL MARKETS
Trail, Nelson, Ymir, Kaslo, Sandon,
‘Denver, Silverton, Cascade City, Grand Forks,
G@réeuwoed, .Phosnix, Midway, Camp McKinney, Revelstoke
. Ferguson, and Vancouver.
———

Ressland, New,

: soiiass Donald, Mgr., Rossland Branch.

iT: scare subsided and the

schoo! buildings’ are taxed to ac-
commodate the children.
| What Is Party?

The laws of cause and effect and
the rules of logic apply in their
practical workings just as much ‘to
politics a as to other human affairs.
Party is simply organized opmion.
The leaders of the party are the

apens!

Don’t Burn Oil = aaa
Use Electric Use Electric Lights

and eee Steam Fixtures carried in am Sram Fixturescariedin stocks
” Mining and Manufacturing purposes.
Motors for sale or rent.
ne No. 67, between 8 a. mand 6 p.m.
nop. Ma a

Rossland “Water and Light Go.

‘They reduce insur reduce insurance; give your
home or (business place a a brighter.
you

ihuny ways:

pok of that and in
the evolution of the British consti-
tutional system, they are also, so
long as their supporters are a ma-
jority of the electorate, the direct
representatives of the crown in the
administrative branch of the gov-
ernment. If is through the party
system that the best and most en-
d government possibl is se-

whith |

at ball on Sunday by a score
of .19 to 6,

The meeting of the Rathmullen
Consolidated, Mining & Develop-
ment. company stockholders on
Mond nari 1 Jopted the
plan of re-organization with assess-
able stock,

‘Tom: C.Gray: is in town. from
Sumpter,‘Oregon. © —

George-B. McAuley, of the Cari-
boo, Cump McKinney, came up
from’ Spokane this morning.

Dr. D..G. Russell of Spukane ar-
rived in‘ town this morning.

WIRES. ARE DOWN

This Explains Absence of Telegraphic
[News From the Record
There is not a-telegraphic wire in
operation from: Rossland today ex-
cept jto Spokane, The C. P. R.
main line-and Crow's Nest branch
wires have been down all day.

cured. When the leaders of a great
political party tuke office they are

Hence the absence of telegraphic
news from today’s Recorb,

that the personal wrangle in British
Columbia is settled and that we
shall be able to get down to legiti-
mate business. This feeling is ex-
pressed by Liberals and Conserva-
tives alike.

“A very lively interest is being
taken in our mines in the United
States. The people in that country
fully realize that the protection
against litigation and rainous strikes
is greater in this country than on
the other side. Besides, they are
fast learning that we have as cich a
mineral belt 2s any on the continent,
if not the richest. - Where three
years ago men were objecting to in-
vesting in this country on account
of being outside Uncle Sam’s do-
main, there are many now desiring
investments here, for the reasons
named.

“The business of the East, both
in Canada and the United States, is
running on very satisfactorily better
than at any time in the last 25
years. This is especially true in the
United States.

“The Old Gold and Primrose are
both being worked double shift.
Both have high-grade gold-bearing
galena ore. We are taking out
shipping ote from each property and
will make a shipment before a great
while. 1 was informed in Montreal
that the C. P. R. will finish the rail-
road through to Coma plix, and per-
haps to Arrowhead, this summer,
Railroad building has undoubtedly
been retarded by the bitter figh.
made against the railroads during
the electio Now that this is set-
tled, both roads will push their lines
to completion,

«Everybody seems to have great
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WI Holst the Flag to Stay

The Union Jack, havipg been
hoisted on the summit of Spokane
mountain, is to be kept there. - The
flag which was hoisted by
Sheriff’ Robinson in honor of . the-
capture of Pretoria was carcied
away by, the wind, but he
raised by subscription the price of
another one. Last Sunday, the
sheriff, W. J. Venner, O. R. As
Brown and E. S. H. Winn ascend-
ed the mountain and erected a flag
pole 16 feet high, stayed ‘and braced
to withstand the wind and sut-
mounted by a gilt ball 20:inches in
diameter. The flag is being forti-
fied with canvas and willbe hoisted
with due ceremony, on Dominion
day.

Fancy gaited saddle horses—new
buggies—fine single drivers at
Montana stables. Phone 6. ~

Match pairs, handsome turnouts,
carriages and gurneys—Montana
stables. Phone 6.

‘Through Sleeper.

With the inauguration of the
“Imperial Limited” service the
Canadian Pacific railway operate a
through sleeper between Arrow-
head and Vancouver for the accom-

dation of the K, busi
This will be a very great conven-
ierce to the travelling public.

Ts necessary for a good complex-
ion. A soap to be pure need not
necessarily be high priced. We
have on hand a large assortment’ of
all the leading makes of toilet soaps
and we have, besides, other varie-
ties, which, if not so well known,
are fully as good . and cost less
money.

Rosstanp Druc Co., Phone 185.

‘To Cure a Cold In One way
Take Laxative Bromine Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. age. E.

W. Grove’s signature is on each
box.

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There‘hus been very hieh water .
in the rivers and the- railway from ~