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ASK FOR HALCYON LITHIA WATERS The monarch of table watere.. The same all tho time. It's bottled at the Springs. VOLUMB 2. No. 264 Qtljejpailjj &an<*Ma t a ,IAN every evening at A. tVIOlNTM REPLY TO ATTACK lAnswers Rev. F. H. Graham's Address SHUW NO RESENTMENT provincial Publication Commit lee of Christian Scientists Give Statement of Position. The following letter in aelf-explana- :. and la given tlie same prominence a ili<- report of the address 10 which it ��� intended aa a reply: Vancouver, April 2, l'joa. ��� 1 Dailjf Canadian: ��� 1:, Kev. l'\ H. Graham's lecture on L iii Science as reported in the elsun papera on March r.ith, presents Ii1.1l subject iu a very distoited ligm V 11 is dm to Christian Scientist* that >,i those misreprcbciiutiious . . .aud. ft'hen John sent to Jesus the enquiry \ .lie that siiullid come or do 1 for another?" Jesus instead of I upon a doctrinal dlecuealon, ��� 'l John directly to Ills work.. .������>��� words, "Go aud show John liieae ijilngs which ye do heftf ml see; the blind receive their slight, ; . lame walk, the lepers are I and the deaf hear, the dead k ��� rai ed up, and the poor have the I -, ,'. cached to theui." This is how 1 1 Scientists prefer lo make a: aei 111 suppoit oi their belief. thru ...:. Science is a matter of demonstration, not a form of words and the pigna following" the deuioiistrations 10 found in the rejoicing und gratis |l l tbe tliiiiisauds upou thousands .lowers who testify to the healing cry form of disease through Its :ul ministrations. The evidence .' I'hrlstian Scientists are obeying I command "Go ye into u'.i the Id preach tlie gospel and heal He its" is 100 overwhelming to be any longer disputed. Only within the pasi mil or so a case of healing of Asiatic -> (.credited to Christian Science 1 at some years Haul was sub- ' ted before the United States p- oommlttee. i'or forty years Christian Science has ail ood the maledictions of pulpit ki'l press but this lias in no way ,1, i ii;. merciful mission. Most of ..lids points of argument have ��� I'd in tlie press ii'iiii time to ��� and have been atnlwajred. it vfould Impossible, in tlie space of a lettf 1 I ������ ' with them all, 1 win therefore I generally. Faith-cure, will-power, hypnotism and l*I>inttiulUm are not concomitant witli Korlstlan Science practice. Christian ��� Science Is based on the Bible teaching I "hat Qod, Spirit, Love is al'. In all. God |Miic, omnipotence, all power, there Is jii> opposite power. Wh vrould say |,: i' i;.m1 who ls omnipotence is unable |1o destroy sickness, or that lie require! |ai|> man made systems to help iiim in lrelleving man from his dlalreaiea? Kortstlance Science does not leach de- I vniioi,,. on the supposed subtle power | "! -"I Individual to cure sickness but H iistiuet the student to obey tlie [��ommand, literally and absolutely, "iu shall have no other Qod before '" (spirit), and emphatically con- Idomiia ihe practice of "mind upon """'i' or Hie worshipping of personal- '>' in any degree. 1(11 Mr. Graham is reported (o have -"ii ihai "Tho issue is 1101 us Christian Scientists would have ii, 'What does the Bible Bay about Divine healing?' I"" Whal does lhe Bible say In refer ""'" to remedies d physicians?" ���'""'it Instructe. he disciples "Ileal sl('k. cleanse ������ lepers, raise the ��ea(,i easl out devi' : freely ye have re- fed freely give. is it more reason *p,�� <�� Interpret t> latter pint of ihe *t as meaning "freely ye have re ,,u"i "f ihe understanding or Qod uud in " creation, or freely ye huve received "! Material remedies?" In telling nit "W01'f what to provide Ior the Jour -' no mention Is made of medicine. '"' ''��ii any record he found thai Jesuf '."',l ughl but God to perform Mis Jr&oleB. "Why should it be thought 11 ltt8 Incredible witli yon, that God ""l|tl raise the dead?" (Acts 20-8.) to conclusion 1 desire lo say thnt it 1 a Biuss Injustice to Mrs. Eddy to ln- tllc ter thai she made use of the Bible to gain a hold upon her followers. Mrs. Biddy's writings agree with the Bible teachings and it is possible iur anyone to prove Hi.- principle taughl therein und thus avoid placing ,i. pendenoe mi personal oponlon on the matter, in refutation oi tbe various assertions to nu- iif-ii tiiut this lady's writings are nonsensical, eti , a is rather Interesl thai to reman 1 that within a tew months the government 01 Prance con- ferred upon Mrs. Odd] the honorary decoration ot Under d'Academlc, utn- cei 01 un- Francs academy, In recognition 01 distinguished services. .win. 1..lay is uie lust woman to i..-,v.- tnls distinction. ihe Cnrlstion Pub- iisuiug Society had au exhibit 01 tnrs. End; s Wul'Ks at the recent expuslLlou al Paris, 101 which Mrs. Euuy waa uuaided the Ursvnd Prize, and received a.so a diploma ul honor as lhe luunder 01 the christian Science movement, furthermore manj ui the leading wni- ers ui in. day publicly proclaim Mrs hhluj 10 rn- not i.nii a great benetao tress 10 man Kind but an ain..ui whose wonts are appreciated by ine most In- tellecutal people in the luuu. Ctulstlan Scientists are learning to love one another ami have no desire lo think Wmngly ot anyone who diilem trom their belief bui rather wish to live 111 peace Willi ail men" and as l.u as in them lies lu carry out the spirit ul Al.la.1.1111 lu Lot, "Let tilde be no Strife, I pray ihee, between me and thee, and between nu herdmea and thy herdmen; for we be brethren." Thanking you for your space and courtesy, yours sincerely, ARTHUR W. lilCGS, l'ubllcutiou oommlttee on Christian Science for tlie proviuce of British Columbia. INTERNATIONAL TENNIS. Former Champion Eustace Miles Seeks to Regain Lost Laurels. New York, April ti���Interest of lovers of tennis is centered In the annua! tonmamonl lor the amateur court tennis championship or America, which opened today at tlie Racquet and Tenuis Club in this city aud will continue through the greater part of lhe wei u. The tuiii iiain.iit is exciting more lhau ordinary Interest because Brustace H. .Miles of London, former clunnpiou of Great Britain, is to fry tu regain his lost laurels. The holder of the title is Jay Could. Several months ago Gould announced that because of his college work he would be unable to defend the title which he wrested from Mllea a year ago. but subsequently lie changed his mind. In coining here it is believed ihat tlie Bmgllshman is prompted more by the desire to turn the tables on Could than by any special longing in regain the title, which Ie' has held on so many occasions. According to the rules governing tlie tournament the holder of the championship shall UOl play, but shull defend his title if Challenged by tile winner. Court tennis men are Inclined to pick .Miles to go right through the tournament, thereby earning the right to challenge Could. If ihls forecast proves rect the match between Gould and Miles will be played on the second day succeeding the final in the tournament unless otherwise ordered by the committee, First Hindu Temple in America. San i-'laueiscii, April 8.- Tile first Hindu temple lu the western world was dedicated last night. The edifice is modelled after the great Taj .Mahal of India. Sixty-One Days Asleep. Los Angeles. April ti. Mrs. Beuhlll Hawkins has completed the sixty-first day of a sleep lhat lias puzzled and baffled ttie many physicians who have Investigated tha case, she shows no sign of awakening and but tittle hope for her recovery is entertained, it is gi nerally believed that Mrs. Hawkins Is at limes conscious of what is going on around Iter. Trying To Avert Strike. Indianapolis, April 6.���Coal opeia- tors and representatives of the United Mine Workers of America in Ihe ecu tral competitive Held, consisting of Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, will meet here ihis afternoon 111 consider a proposition made by ihe miners' organisation through President Lewis to Issuo a cull for 11 joint wage convention to rehabilitate lhe Inter-state agreement and If necessary, 10 iix the date tor the resump- lion of bituminous mines, pending let tlcuiont of a wage Beale. NELSON. B. C.. MONDAY, APRIL 6 J 908. FlF lYUNr A MON TH premierj.etii.es Rt. Hon. H. H. Asquith Will SUMMONED TO BIARRITZ Sir Henry Campbell Bancermaa Steps Out of Office To Regain Health- Cabinet Changes. Biarritz, April ti.���Sir Henry Campbell Hamicrmau, the British prime minister, lias resigued. Herbert Asquith chancellor of the exchequer, has beeu summoned here for a oonferenoe with King Edward. Loudon, April ti.���The bulletin issued this morning regarding lhe healtu of Sii Henry Cumpoell-JJauuetmun sayB that lhe patient had a good night and thai his condition remains unchanged. Au lutormai coulereuce of ministers under the presidency of Herbert Ii. As- quith, chancellor ol lhe exchequer, was held prior to the commencement of today's silling uf parliament. The situation was discussed iu a general way, the premier elect being anxious lo hear tlie views of his colleagues concerning eabinei changes, bince, iu view of ill success at the recent elections, the cabinet is lo be rearranged so as to avoid as far as possible the election coutesis made uecessary when members of lhe house of commons or holders of under secretaryships are elevated to cabinet rauk. Apart from forecasting the new cabinet the discussion in the bouse of commons lobby today 'urned chiefly on the probable effect of Campbell-Banner- inan's retirement on the ministerial coalition, it ls undisputed that the ex- premier's lact and popularity were the moral bond holding together tbe influential but somewhat discordant elements which have been in power up to this time. The Liberal leaders appear to be quite well satistied with the situation but some of them question the power of such an Imperialistic as Asqulth to keep the Laborites and Socialists from breaking away from all allegiance lo tlie government coalition. LATTER DAY SAINTS. Offshoot of Mormonism in Session in Missouri. Independence, Mo., April fi.���The annual general conference of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints began this morning In the church here. The Reorganized church, commonly called tile Joseph- ttes, are distinct from the Brighainites of the Utah church, and there Is very little affiliation between the two bod les in a religious way. The conference was opened by Pies ldent Joseph Sinlt, who, with his son, Frederick M. Smith, and R. C. Kvans. of Loudon, Ontario, compose the first presidency, and are the presiding officers al tlie conference. The morning was devoted to opening ceremonies and a sermon at 11 o'clock, und the first business meet ing was held this afternoon. Tlie oommlttee on credentials reported delegates from .Maine to California, and from Hawaii, Australia and other countries, this being the general Conference of the church of lhe world. The conference will be In session for about two weeks, uud will dispose or a large amount of routine business. The business is always transacted at tlie afternoon sessions, tlie morning and evening sessions being devoted to religious services, with sermons from two lending men each day. The three composing the first presidency und the quorum of twelve occup the pulpit of lhe church. Dies of Wound. New York. April fi.���Mrs. Rose Randall, Who was shot In the face by her husband, Hveretl w. Randall, in their home in Brooklyn, a week ago, died In a hospital today of her wound. Attempt on Pier and Plant. New York. April 6.���Efforts to destroy lhe pier and equipment used by the McCllntuck-Marshall Construction company In the construction of a now pier for the While Star line, were made lasl night. Two bombs were exploded with little effect although the force of the explosion roused thousands Trom Blumber and drew u large crowd to the place where the bombs were placed to the west side of the pier. A hoisting boiler was exploded and a big locomotive crane which was lu use on a temporary track on the pier was demolished. There was uo one near the place at the time of the explosion, and no one was injured. PORTUGESE ELECTIONS No Republicans Are Elected to Date��� Leaders Charge Fraud at the Polls ���Riot in Lisbon. Lisbon, April t*.���The counting of the bdlioltt cast in tlie elections in Portugal is being held up iu some districts and tbe boilot boxes are being guarded by the police and tioous. iNui a single Republican Has tiius lar been declared t-iected, although tbe results of luV districts are understood to uave been con.- pieteu. The city ui in a lever over lasL ni.JiL:. rioting, which followed the protest of ihe nupubiicatiH that ihey were being delruuded at the polls. No oth- '.���'.11 statement as to tne uuuioer of persons killed or wounded as tne result ot the noting, has yet been issued, penu- mg whicn action no estimate can be obtained. Later the olhces of tne newd- paper organs of tne ir'raucoisis and N��r iioualisUi parties were moued by a Ciowd of rioters who rinaliy bed in terror to their homes, the cavalrymen dispersing every group which had assembled in the streets. The city is in a state of intense excitement over the riots of last nlghi, brought about hy the indignant protests ol the Republican element that it was being defrauded at the polls. Great crowds filled Pedro Square and were massed in front of Dominique church, these points being the chief centres of the Republican disorder. Cavalry and infantry were called from their barracks, and charged the multitude. Aa the troops advanced they were met hy showers of stones. The soldiers charged repeatedly, finally opening fire on the mob. Intense disorder ensued- One observer says the streets were literally red with blood. No official statement of the number of killed and wounded has yet been issued, and pending authority from government sources no official press statement is permitted to be telegraphed. Following the bloody street affray three newspapers, the organs of the Francolsts, the Regenerators, and the Nationalists, were mobbed. The crowd finally fled in terror to tlueir homes, the cavalry pursuing the groups through the streets and dispersing them as they sought to reform at the street corners. The counting of ballots of yesterday's election proceeds slowly. Some districts are being held up by order of the government. The ballot boxes are being guarded by the police, backed by a large force of troops. Thus far not a single Republican candidate has been elected, although the results in 107 distrcts are understood to be complete. Paris, April ti.���The gravity of the rioting at Lisbon last night is not yet known in this city. Lu accordance with an old time practice the censorship of despatches was inaugurated as soon as bloodshed occurred. It is evident, however, that the Republicans began the demonstrations because of the methods used to suppress their votes. The troops, it is said, were forced to fire on the rioters, but there is no indication here of the number of persons killed or wounded. Evelyn's Divorce Case. Counsel for Evelyn Neshitt Thaw today filed in the supreme court the suit for annulment asked on the grounds that Thaw was insane at the time of their marriage. Papers in the proceedings were served on Thaw several Weeks ago. Russell Poabody, counsel for Harry K. Thaw nnd his mother, Mrs. William Thaw, both of whom are named as defendants in the action, filed n notice with the court today consenting to the appointment of a referee to take testimony. Daniel O'Reilly said thut Evelyn Thaw would sail for Europe Saturday. I. O. O. F. Tlie regular meeting of Kootenav Lodne, N. 16, I. O. O. F., will be held in their lodge room tonight. There Is a lot of important business and a large attendance Is requested. Mrs. Gould Wants Jury. New York. April 6.���A dlsagreeniou' between Knthorlne Clemmons Gould and her husband, Howard Oonld. as to whether Mrs. Gould's suit for separation should he heard before a jury or n justice of the supreme court, became evident today. Counsel for Mrs. Gould applied to .lusttce Dowltng for a framing of tho Ipsiipi -if 'ho ptipn. pn thnt th" action would be heard by a Jury. It was op'iosed bv Mr. Gould's counsel who nssort^d that (ho allegations of Mrs. Gould were not Ruch as should be submitted to a jury but rather to a court. Just ire Howling reserved the decision. PUT UNDER BAN Archbishop Begin Forbids Certain Dramas DESCRIBED AS IMMORAL Use of Moving Pictures in Churches Also Condemned���Canada From Ocean to Ocean. Quebec, April ti.���Archbishop Begin has put lire bun un certain theatrical perioriuauces recently given iu this city. Exception is taken to a recent drama which is said to ridicule religion, and pander to lower passions, and was a degradation of public morals, in one of thu Uouian Catholic churches moving pictures were also put under ban. Newmarket, April 6.���North York Liberals have nominated ex-Warden W. H. JohnBton Ior the legislature at the next election. London, April 6.���East Middlesex Liberals have nominated John Uilnon for the legislature. Toronto, April 6.���Local carpenters have signed a renewal for a year of the old agreement giving them a minimum of ��.; cents an hour. Winnipeg, April 6.���The street railway employees were in session from midnight last night until 4.30 this morning. The contract with the company- expires April 7th, aiid they have several grievances. Among the demands which are formulated are an eight hour day without reduction of pay, seats for mo- tormen and pea jackets in winter. The meeting was not harmonious. It is understood that a majority favored an immediate strike if the demands are not favorably considered. Vermillion, April 6.���A station man named Peterson was killed at Parson's camp on Saturday by dynamite. He was loading some block holes, and it is said he was smoking at work. Calgary, April 6.���J. Morrice, who for some time was accountant of the Alberta Biscut company and was dismissed a few weeks ago, was arrested in Winnipeg on Saturday, and will be brought back here to fact a charge of fraud. The company claims that he made a false entrj in the books. Affairs at the factory got Into very bad shape and ft went into liquidation, the closing down of the plant being caused by poor management. Morrice and Johnstone, the manager, were dismissed at the same time. Calgary. April 0.���The first municipalities ln Alberta to take advantage of the clause of the liquor license ordinance providing for local option by t three-fifths vote, will be the towns of Olds and Claresholm. This decision was reached at a meeting of the Alberta Temperance mid Moral Reform League held at Red Deer Friday, to consider questions of interest to the league. Application will be made at once to the attorney general's department for the necessary legal steps to have this locul option vote arranged for. Calgary. April ti.���A. S. Craig, who for the past live years has filled the responsible position of superintendent of ..flip Calgary Milling company's plant, left last night for Dnluth, Minnesota, where he will take charge of the large plant of the Dnluth Superior Milling company which has a daily capacity of 5.000 barrels of flour. Toronto. April (li���The hoard of trade has decided to tender* sv banquet to Sir Thomas Shanghnessy. president of the C. P. R., on tho occasion of the opening of (he short route to the west via Bud bury. The event lakes place on June 15th. Halifax, April fi.���The supreme court of Nova Scotia has given a unanimous decision that the directors of the de fund Bank of Yarmouth aro personally liable to the shareholders for a portion at least of the losses by the failure of the bank. An order was granted that they make restitution. It Is that the sum payable by the will be 130,000. probable directors Montreal, April 6.���John Torrence, who for many years was head of the Dominion line of steamships for Canada, with headquarters in this city, died at 10 o'clock this morning. Death was due to pneumonia. He was born in 1835. Toronto. April 6.���Customs officials here have heid up tor investigation tour carloads ot Passover biscuits wnich had oeen shipped lrom the united States aud were said to be under valued, 'ine consignment is valued at 13,000. Montreal, April ti.���Twelve men were arrested last night in the American ciud, an alleged gambling resort. Each was fined "HO and costs by Judge La- loutaiue this morning. Quebec, April ti.���Word has been received here tium Sudbury, Out., of a SLi'ious acciuent tu Laurence Price, C. !���.., sou ul ri. al. Puce, a well known lumber prince ol this city. The sou was engaged ln mining and fell down a shaft, and was rendered unconscious. Toronto, April ti.���Captain James Richardson, one of the best known marine men on the lakes, died this morning. He had been in the employ of the Niagara Navigation company. Brantford, April 6.���W. Dyer, colored, was sentenced this morning to 23 months in central prison for an assault von his ten year old niece. SENSATIONAL SURGERY. New York Surgeons Sew Up Knife Wound in the Heart. New York, April 6.���The World today says: "With a knife wound ln his heart at every minute bringing him nearer death, Robert Inglis, a young athlete of Yonkers, who was taken to St. Joseph's hospital In that city and within fifteen minutes was on the operating table where the surgeons opened his breart, lifted out the heart, put three stitches in It, and replaced the organ. A few nours later the patient was able tu talk and the physicians said that his recovery was possible although his con dition was extremely critical With the chances against him. Inglis received his wound following a wordy conversation wilh three strangers in the street. The stitches had to be taken when the heart was distended or between beats, for had they been taken when the organ was contracted, they would have been torn away when the heart swelled again with blood. The removal of a portion of two ribs on the left side was necessary before tbe heart could be taken out." Daniah Statesman Dead. Copenhagen, April 6.���Wilhelm Las sen. the Danish minister of finance, died In this city this afternonn, of stomach complaint of long standing. The Folk- thing adjourned ita session out of respect to the dead minister. Dlatresa in Philadelphia. Philadelphia, April 6.���The city council will be asked to appropriate not less that $50,000 to relieve the distress among the unemployed and their families, according to action taken yesterday at a meeting of the unemployed. A committee was appointed to go before the council finance committee and impress them with the fact that more than 25,000 persons are out of employment. Mayor Reybourn has Issued a call for a meeting of the citizens' permanent relief committee tomorrow to cinsider relieving the distress. Japaneae Invade Conaulate. .Mukden. April ti.���Four Javanese entered the United States Consulate today and brutally attacked the native staff in revenge for a private spite. Consul General Straight made a requisition on the Chinese police and the Japanese were arrested aud taken to the Japanese consulate. No apology has yet been offered. It is expected that the matter will be made a subject of diplomatic action. Prices af Matala. New York. April 6.���Silver. 55Hc. London. April 6.���Silver, 25 7-16d.; lead, ��14. Opening Copper Quotations. New York. April 6, 1908. (By McDermld & McHardy.) Asked Bid Granby $100.00 $90.00 Dominion Copper.... 2.12V4 1 8714 B. C. Copper 4.87 % 4.50 OBhY iJPPUSIilON tivil Service deform is imperative MEASURE IS EXPECTED Other Departments To Be Investigated ���Governors' Terms FTta��m,��>tj��� News of Parliament. Ottawa, April 6.���The recommendations of the civil service commission in favor of increased salaries will be presented at this paiii...uent for approval. The government may also brine down legislation on the subject of civil service reform. The term of Lieutenant Governor Jette of Quebec has expired but It is understood he will continue in office until after the tercentenary celebration at Quebec. i The term of Lieutenant Governor Clark of Ontario also expires April 21, and it ls possible he will be succeeded by Sir Richard Cartwright but not until next fall. It is understood that at the present session parliament will have an opportunity for expression of Its views ln regard to the All Red line project. Although little or nothing has been heard of the matter for some time the enterprise ls said to be far from having been abandoned. The Canadian Club expected to be honored next month with the presence of Sir Charles Tupper, but it is informed that owing to the delicate health ot Lady Tupper the veteran statesman may be unable to come. EQUIP EVERY H08PITAL. Provincial Order in Council Requires Accommodation for Consumptives. Victoria, April 6.���An order in c .. cil has ben passed making it coin u sory on hospitals receiving governme i aid to provide accommodation fo ses of tubercu!o-.is in advan-ed a Dr. Fagan said today that a sann.ti u for advanced cases would be estabhsn ed either in the lower Fraser valley, In the vicinity of Yale, or on Vancouver Island. Hon. H. E. Young, ln explaining this new order, bas stated that ln future all hospitals drawing aid from the government would have to provide the means for giving accommodation and treatment to advanced stages of tuberculosis. The sanatorium at Tranqullle was Intended only for incipient cases. There it was hoped that patients would be cured. -f'Tlaal There are a number of advanced cases In the country, however, in homes., where the means do not exist for giving comfort to those afflicted. Tho new order In council Is passed in order to give some of these poor people an opportunity to spend their last days ln some sort of comfort. Every hospital now deriving aid trom the government, which means practically every hospital In the province, will have to be In a- position to set aside a room or two as Isolation quarters for consumptives tn advanced stages. The hospital will draw tbe per capita grant for these from the government just as in other cases. Hon. Dr. Young says that by this means the municipality will be relieved fro mthe duty of having to care for many cases of this kind, and the system will be a much better one from a humanitarian standpoint. Tenements Collapsed. Lonodn, April 6.���Two old houses In Castle street, Oxford, collapsed early this morning as the result. It ls supposed, of a gas explosion. It is believed that forty people, mostly Germans, are burled lu the debris. Up to noon eight bodies had been taken from the ruins ot the Castle St. tenement and It was believed that several others are still burled ln the debris. Twenty persons have been taken oat alive and strangely none are seriously Injured.- The accident which was at first thought to be due to an explosion of mis. bow turns out to have been caused through the foundations of tbe structure being weakened by the excavations for a new building adjoining. .. ,:F[ 1 ..J Daily Canadian Important Notice to Newcomers and Intending Settlers The Hudson's Bay Stores ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR Ranchers', Miners', Prospectors', Lumbermen's and Railroadmen's Suppplies and tne Leading FAMILY GROCERS We keep the best of everything, and the best only. Our immense business and practically unlimited capital give us sped: Vantages in buying, so that we can sell, and do sell, HIGH CLASS GOOOS at prices generally charged for INFERIOR ARTICLES. Flour, Bran, Shorts and Hay Always in Stock HUDSON'S BAY STORES NELSON, B. C. Imperial Bank of Canada Head Office: Toronto. Capital Authorized $10,000,000 Capital Paid up $4,925,000 Rest $4,925,000 HON ROBEKT JAFFKAY, Vice-President D K WILK1K. President. Branches in British Columbia: AKKOWHKAD, CJOLDKN, NELSON, REVELSTOKE, CRANBROOK VANCOUVER, VICTORIA. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Interest allowed on deposits from date of deposit and credited quarterly. ��J. M. LAV, Manager. NBUSOIN HKA.NCH The Royal Bank of Canada Capital... Incorporated A. D. 1869. HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL. $3,900,000 Reaerve Fund *4,39e,00O Unexcelled facilities for the transaction of all klnda of Banking Business. SPECIAL ATTENTION given to the .savings Bank Department, and interest credited Quarterly on Savings Bank Accounts. HOME SAVINGS BANKS Furnished on Application, In Large, Medium or Pocket Size. Nelson Branch, G. A. SPINK, Manager. THE DAILY CANADIAN Published ,\x lari s weel xj me MLsTAMAJi FCBLlBHINlj COM 1*ANY, Ltd. Biler Tit.. Nelson. B. C Subscription raits, Mi cents s month delivered ln ins cltj. or i ' s 'ear II acnt by msU, when paid ln .... . Advertising rata* on application. All monies paid ln settlement oT Tbe bally Canadlan sc<.ounu. either lor aubserlplloha or adTtrualnc. muat ot receipted for on the printed forma ol the Company. Other receipts sre not ratio. Monday, April 6, 1908. EVEN THE GLOBE. The Toronto Globe declares tliat tlie comoositiun of the Civil Service Commission, especially the chairmanship or Mr. Courtney, is sufficient proof that the government's intentions were Irani, and honest. Tbey may hare been. Borne time ago we conceded thai Sir Wilfrid Lauiier probably knew very little of the iueilii.ieiicy and deiiiuiaii/.atlon of many of the departments, But the Qlobe ha.-> no woid of defence,���and therefore, oi coarse, mattes do reference to it���ol Mr. Fielding r, rejection of the first drait of the report and Insistence on revision, not ol Mr. Brodeur's ihel- tared atta'-k on the report before i' wm in the hands ui members. The Globe also ciuiins credit for the party from the prompt aoqulscence ol Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Mr. liiodeiir in Mr. Borden's demand for a detailed Inquiry Into the conditions in the depart ment of marine and iisheries exposed by the report. We are disappointed that what seems to us a natural corollary hus not occurred to the Qlobe, namely, Unit the militia department, being in like evil case, should also he Investigated. liut the most interesting aud important part of the Globe's comment is the following: "It ls not necessary, however, to await this jiarticular inquiry beforeooii' sideling tho report that is already in the hands of parliament. It Is not necessary lo believe that tho finding of lie commissioners la inerrants In every particular to agree with them lu the general conclusion that under the present system the civil service is found wautiug. The government cau have no totereetj any more than the opposition, in maintaining a civil service system that yields poor results. Both sides should join together iu remedying evi.s and applying the experiences that public administration in other countries supplies. The opposition will themselves some day have to work the machine. Tbey are Interested, therefore, in making it as perfect as It can be mail'. The opposition leader has declared for civil service reform. Mr. Blftoa, one of the big minds oi parliament, has declared ior it. There has been a great deal ol time wasted this session. Would it not be possible to get the combined wisdom of parliament centered ou this reform, and make lhe session of 1UUS uoteil for pulling once l"i at] ill. public service on a wise anil useful fooling?" Mr. Blfton, one of the big minds of parliament, haa declared for it." Quite true. Bui In thl n ,,. . i Br! .sition stands absolutely alone In the Liberal part) .. repreai oted In the common*. .Mr. Foster offered a definite resolution on the subject sir Wilfrid Laurler praised Mr. Foster's puriK.se but could not accept the resolution. Th< real at- tltUde of the party was shown by thu applause thai arrested mi. Roche's declaration that the Liberals, having suf- fi red It years in opposition, were entitled now to full enjoyment of the patronage, I In- Globe's suggestion may be un- Intentional but it is none the less direct. Mr. Sifton, "one of the big minds of parliament," agrees entirely with Mr. Borden on this subject, while the INOTICE. Take notice that thirty da', a after date, I. Harry Hhynmll, Intend to apply to the License Commissioners of Ymir district for a House to open an hotel ln Kitchener, II. C. Dated Ihls 2Dth day of March, 1908. HARRY RHYMELL. other Liberals, presumably smaller minds. Including the premier, are opposed. EDITORIAL COMMENT. The long monotony of the somnolence of the Dominion senate has been disturbed. A bill to grant a charter to a jiower company in New Ontario was approved by the government and passed by tin- commons. Premier Whitney proti .-led Ihut the granting of such a charter was a flagrant violation of provincial rights, and threatened to appeal to Uie Imperial privy council. The senate has agreed with Mr. Whitney againsl the Dominion government, and thrown out the bill. A few such acts of intelligent aud honorable independence would go far to rehabilitate the senate in the public esteem. Whatever imaginary justification there may have beeu for our contemporary's ni.ee at our reference to Mr. Koss, what justiiicaiion or excuse can there be for the following: "Electors of Yale-Cariboo 'should ask themselves where either Martin Burrell or Price Ellison would have lined up on the vole for railway competition in Southern JJriUsh Columbia." This is equivalent lo an assertion that either Mr. Uurrell or -Mr. Ellison would hate voted for corporation interest even if they had recognized it as being against public interest. The career of Price Ellison in the provincial legislature, which even the local Liberal organ has acknowledged repeatedly to be independent and public spirited, gives the He to the insinuation as against him. In the case of Mr. burrell it ls gratuitously insolent and only harmless because of Its imbecility. Martin Burrell's record in BrIUsh Columbia makes hiB name absolutely safe against any such attempt at slander, direct or Indirect. Moved by the indignation of our local contemporary we tender our sincere apologies to Mr. Duncan Ross, M. P.. for having even seemed to associate his name with those of Messrs. Sifton, Hy- man, Emmerson and Sir Fred. Borden. If yon want upholstering or cabinet work for this spring get it done now. We have some choice quarter cut oak and will build you a piece of furniture to order at the price of factory goods. See us for second hand poods. DEINT <& CO. Turner Beeton Block. 606 Vernon Street. NELSON. Certificate of Improvements* NOHCK. "April Fool" No. 2 Mineral Claim, ���linate in ibe Nelion Miniug LMriiloiiof Weat Kootenav District. Where located: Between Hajrle and Sandy ���"rt'tiki. and about una half mile from tbe doorman Mill. J ake nottee tbat f, F c. 'ireen. acting at agent for J. P. awed berg, Free Mlner'i Cenfflcate No. B7475, intend, aixty dayi from the date hereof, to apply lo the Mining Kecorder for a Certificate Ol Iinprovrmenu, (or the purpoae of obtaining a Crown 'irant of tne abort? claim. An-i further take notice that action under ���ec-Mon 31, muat be commenced before the iaaj- ance of altefa 'erliflcate of Improvement!- Dated thli aWth day of January. A. ll., 1907. �� C.ORKKN, Nelaon. Ii. C. CANADIAN Pacific RAILWAY One-Way Colonist Rates to Alberta and British Columbia From TORONTO BRANTFORD QUELPH QALT LONDON ��46.05 KINGSTON 50,10 OTTAWA 51.40 OTTAWA via Chicago 62.45 MONTREAL 62.70 QUEBEC 56.00 8T. JOHNMONCTON 60.96 HALIFAX 63.46 Tickets on sale Feb. 28th, April 29th, 1808. Corresponding low rates from Intermediate points. For further Information as regards to rates, etc., apply to 0 B. MePHKKSON', u.l'.A.. Wltinlpo. W. H. DKAOON J. MOE, D P. A., Helton Pure and Cheap We have 1000 pounds of PURE MAPLE SUGAR which we will sell at a bargain 5" lbs. for 61.00. Special prices for larger lots. Come ln and Inquire. Choquette Bros, Phone 258. THE Up-toDate Bakers NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LIQUOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given that application will be made by tlie undersigned at the ne*t sitting of tlie Board of License Commissioners for the City of Nelson, to be held thirty days after the date hereof, for a transfer of the liquor license standing ln the name of the Estate of George Harrison (deceased i for the premises known as the Lakeview Hotel ln the City of Nelson, situate on Lots 13, 14 and 15, iu Block 67, Subdivision of Lot 95, Group 1, Kootenay district, to Napoleon Mellette of the said city. Dated this 17th day of March, A.D. 1908. JAMES H. HARRISON, Administrator of the es'ate and effects of George Harrison (deceased.) Coal! Ice! Wood! Phone 265 Kootenay Ice and Fuel Co* Limited OFFICE: N. C.coi. Baker and Ward Ste. Cancellation of Reserve. Notice li hereby giren tbat the renerye ��TOT certain landi f& 4outb-��aat Kootenay, notice of wbich apyaareu in tne Brltlih rolumbia (.iaxette of the 14th of Auffuit, ISaH) and bore date of Au gust 12tb. 1*90, fi bereby cancelled The above mentioned landi will be open for location under the Land Act on March 30, 100ft. ROBT A. RENW.CK. Deputy Cornmluionar of Landi and Worki Landi and Work. Department, Victoria, H. 0., December lfltb, 1907. Tremont House Korooeen and American Plan Mean v> et*. Kooma from 2�� eta. to 11. only White Help Jfcn ployed MALONE * TRSQUiLUS Better St., Nelion Proprietor* Athabasca Saloon**. CORNER BAXZF AND 10OTENAY STREETS. Most oomfortsble quarters nelson Only tl.r beat ol Liquors and olgars BILURDS. POOL MARTIN IVENS JNO. PHILBERT Grand Central Hotel Thoroughly renovated and refur nlshed. Rooms 50 cents upward The dining ruom Is unexcelled ln the city House heated throughout with hot water. J A. EKIOKSON. Proprietor Telephone, ��50. Opposite Court House and Postofflce. Nelson. B. C. Queen's Hotel Baker Street, Nolson. 8. <', RATES 12 PER DAfY ' Large snd Comfortable Bedroom and First class Dlalns Boom. MR8. E. C. CLARKE, Proprietress. Bartlett House GKO. W. BARTLETT, Proprietor. Best DolLir-a-D.iy House in Nelson. Tbe Ber la tbe Flneit. Wblte Help Only Employed foaepblne Ht Nelion, B. 0. Royal Hotel MBS. WILLIAM Hl'BKKTrt ; raoraisraass. c.r A , Maleon, B.C. Rates |1 and $1.00 a Day. Special Bates to Hearular Boarders WATCH ROW OUW FRIDAY BARGAIN SALE Fred Irvine & Co. A/IILLIPMERY OPENING TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY We will hold our Annua] Spring and Easter Millinery Opening in our show rooms on seeond floor TUESDAY, MARCH 31 and continuing for the remainder of the week. A splendid stock of Imp >rted French and American Pattern Mats aud a large number of Model Hats, trimmed and designed hy our own milliner. Any shade or design in Hats made to order iu any shade. \Vre invite inspection of our stock and you will find our prices right. Fred Irvine & Co. & AGENTS BUTTERICK PATTERNS BRITISH CANADIAN WOOD PULP & PAPER CO., LTD. 313 Cordova Street, Vancouver, B. C. icouver, and secuf power, for ihe h> paper, etc., tbe the pulp plant I" We now offer for aubacriptlon the balance of our first allotment of Preferred Stock In blocks of 100 aharea at $1.00 per share; each 100 shares entitled to a bonus of 25 shares of Preferred. The preferred stock is entitled to a dividend of 7 per on:, commencing November 1, 1808. The 7 per cent, dlrldcnd Ib due and payable before nny dividend is paid upon the common stock. After 7 per cent, hu been paid upon preferred both stocks thereafter participate equally. There la no good reason why the preferred should not pay from 25 to bO per eent. dividends. The books of the corporation are open al any time for the inspection of the general public. Then' l�� J>�� ered stock, no Inflated values, no ground floor plan, or lniKe promoters' profits In the enterprise UdIIm t corporations. Instead of allowing IE lo 2b per e. nt. for advertising snd sale of stock, the entire com- don. literature, newspaper advertising, brokers :", offloa expenses, etc. Is limited to 10 per cent The public aro cordially Invited tn visit our demonstrating plant, J1S Cordova street, snd wltn**' the manufacture of pulp and paper from refuse material, such us slabs, discarded shingle bolts, etc., thai ll now being burnt at the local mills. watered nios rniSMion, litera DIRECTORS: Captain H. A. Mellon, J. P., American l.loyds Agent, etc. W. H. R. Colllaler, Manager Albion Iron Works, Vancouver, Francis ,1. P. Gibson. BrltisTi Columbia Trust Corporation. J. C. W. Stanley, formerly General Manager Weat London Paper .Mills, Londop, England. Col. T. H. Tracey, M.C., Soc. C. B., P. L. S��� D. L. S., Con., Eng., former City Engineer of Vancouver. Fred Smith, member of Smith, Wright A Davidson, Wholesale Paper Co., Vancouver, B. C. II. M. Burrltt, Western Manager Cor- tlcein Silk Co., Vancouver, B. C. Eustace H. Jenna, Barrister, etc., Vancouver, B. C. Geo. E. Cates. Cates Shipbuilding Co., Vancouver, u C. Greely KoltR.fo- inerly General Manager Pacific Coast Coda Co. ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR STOCK MUST BE MADE DIRECT TO THE BRITISH COLUMBIA TRUST CORPORATION VANCOUVER, B. C. RULL PROSPECTUS SEINT OIN APPLICATION The Dally Canadian When You Buy Fruit Land IT IS WELL TO REMEMBER THAT WHAT IS IMPORTANT IS NOT THE FIRST COST OF VOUH Fl FARM, BUT THE AMOUNT OF PROFIT WHICH YOUR FARM WILL YIELD YEAR BY YEAR. DON'T be attracted by cheaper, Inferior or Inacoesllbla lands which exist In the Kootenay, us elsewhere ���but get tho best. Taku advantage of a double selection. 1 Our selection was made with tho utmost care nt a time when we had the whole district to pick from 2. Your selection���mudo from ours���thus you get the benefit of a double and cumulative selection. FURTHERMORE, remember that lo be successful tbe following five qualities are absolutely essential: (1). Title; (2). Soil; (3). Water; (4). Accessibility; (li). Transpoitatlon. WE SELL OUR OWN LANDS. We own over 20,000 acres, title perfect. THE SOIL Ib deep loam with clay subsoil, free from stone. THE WATER on theso lands ls pure and abundant both ln running streams and numerous springs THE MARKET for your product Is right at your door ou existing lines of transportation. BUT when you buy an orchard traet you want more than soil; more than pure waler; more than trims'" . tatlon; you wunt A HOME���A place to live In���THAT IS WHAT WE HAVE FOR SALE. Post office with dally mail service; express trains, stores; schools���A home every few steps You get the comforts of civilization combined with tho pleasure of a profitable, healthful and beautiful rural home. TERMS���$10 Cash and $10 per Month for 10 Acres, with liberal discount for- larger payments. Write or call for Maps, Photographs and all information. \ Kootenay Orchard Association Nelson OWNERS British Columbia ou cannot dine on FROG LEGS every day. We furnish the Staples ,eef, Pork, Mutton and Weal Also Hams, Bacon and hard With all varieties of Fresh and Smoked Fish iu the market Mincemeat of Finest Quality in glass and wood. P. Burns & Co., Ltd. Kaslo, Rossland NELSON, t*. C- Boundary LAND NOTICES. way rlHTit-oI-waiy, ��hotit ana tad * linn mtlM in 1 f,. qui lliwi -1 eortMr ol ��"i MmS, |>i . 1 .ami DtttftBt inmru-t oi Wm\ Kootena) ..... ,mn.-e ihat Barry Blrd.o(K��Iiun,Qrot. 1 -,.ni I'.miu inot. lnt��ndi 10 kppiyroi I uluu topurobajM tb�� .....������.*.m; .1.-n,..-.i lit:.:. 1 ..mill. tH-UiK *�� a p.iil iilauuM al Un- I .1 oornai ������! uu 91% Lhsnoc running I i--h��tii��, thenoe wt'r.1 a> ilmiti", Hi* 11 . 1 aalna, man or loot, ���>��� Lbi Dorth*rli .., ni Lot ni. Utenot toUowlnt north I irj \a,i ..... to poini -I oommenoemtni cuoulalng 4��> tatoo, nort <>r 1am. ...l l-i-bruary loin. ���*��* Harry Hiri>, �� ft Otm, AKvlii I Und Dlitrlot. Dutrt" t <������ ftoot Kootonoy I Take ootlOa that Kreti. J hamrnt'tiv ftfOQl 01 I r.nntr, ol Woloon, oocupnUoo wnton I tiutpr, int. iiitu to ai'ply ior parmlMlon to pur I ueti [������imwiiiM atoorlDod landa. Lommeti . po.1 .UnM 1 abonl IM ntllM owl pi eek, CheoM +1 obnlni m ou eaatarly ] Hon, (nonce 90 onatni Month, tht m 1 1 I m n wooterly direction, thenoe ii nbolni I 1 the point "f 1 "nitnonoenv nttoont*u��tta I ��� ��� moro or led ��� - ��� 1 Not smbi I**"* KRlimii K tons TaMXMM, F J alA��*HiNlt, Vk*'1��1 I.run. IMr.trlet. iMhtrlt-l ol ttt-M Koou-Uaj .... 1, .ti . timt Prod J Bommono, *#*o' 101 \ * hiinni, ni Proctor, occupation muchor. toapplj for pcrmlMlon to purchaee the lowing deoorlbod Landa: > ommeuolna m �� !-���������. 1 ...in.������! aljotit ll, mllMOMl Ol V\ ii- .11 it uk, mthweal au 1 bain- Ihttnoa Borlbwoai mi (���Ulna, theuoa uorthfaataWelialnri. llifiH *> aouth' ..iii.. lu Hi, :Ut- polnl Ol roiii!iii-iH'(--n.t--iil conisaiiiUiK iu atrrea, more or leaa. "���.li NoT.*'th, mn. AHtlllHAI.lt AMIkltHUN HAl.l-Ahl', AgClll F J t-AMHONM. ^fU.>i( i^n,1 Klutrlet. U.-lnct of Weat KonU'liay taki in.1 loa that w. a. Badm. Umbarorulatr, ���1 Hi-oiana, Bpokano oounly, waahlngton, one "' tl.. ' tiiiiMl Htntennf AmiTlrn, lnteii.li t-> Hpply 1 r�� ���portal tlmbar H**euac over the toUowina fcacrltHJd landa: tlommeiuliiK n< a pool nuirkea ' ' ' i-iaiited 011 the north hank ol Corn creek, ��� ���th. Junction of the North tork ofOoro oroak *'tli tBe iiiHin ntrcam, about live inlli'i* In a *��"��i*��tIv oiroeiloii from eoutlmtiice ol laid OOTtt rraak with the KooWnay r.v.r; tbanoa mirth w ""..ni; ihenoa went W> onatni I thenee aouth 4u rn��iii". thenoa aajjt 160 ohalni to point ox com- "'���"Hi . iii.-ni, ��� ..nit, iiimr ivm ner��'F more or lea* ��ald land adlolni ttniber limit No 7 pa the v-,��i anu tun bar limit No �� on tba south, an um Calad i,y me. hooatad Norambat 7, UXff> M. William A. Iliriwow,LOOaWT. witu,'H!����.i by Pitnok c. Kblna Daclarad ami fdanad ->y the within naaiad w A-ll'i.i-..i, <m iheWii ty ot November, A I). Ign, hi-lnro me at Hi .' ue, Hpokaue Gountv, "Mhingii)ii,,meof thv -llltad HUtcaor Ameriea. Patrick 0 BHIW. net. 1 i�� net 01 Waal atooianay ��� that Uai. in Ploroo, f BUfaMbunfi narrletl Wi in. inten��4a to Mpply n to pnraiittaa the following aoa- ���ominen. iiik ��i k poal planted ��l , roup i. H s halna theuee . a ��� Su ehalm ihm ti aouthern bound 1 ol aal ��. -1 Bui balna along ^a^'l - ��� ��� > ��� ������ pOtnl <lf ' oinni.-u. .-tin-Ill, Kll'l ..ni 1 1 " ��. r. a, mora or tan iiate-i Korembar yiti. i^1" A.LKX 1KOC1 1 Mot ooi ���laon Land Dlatrlct Duirtot ol Weat Koo'enaj raJte notice that t P nr �� n, ��etinR at. Anew. ..r 1 11 Bnrdeo 'oklok N 11 . occupation Dteohanic, Intenda lo apply toi permiaaion tc ..ui. haa.' the miiowiuK deacrlbed landi: ' oui uenelng ai a poal i-Um >l on the aaaterlj ahore .,i Arrow i��k.- ami ai...in i" ohaifia nortb <m the H }., ournei oi lol BUM thanoa eaei U ehainn i he in .- north �� chalna, more oi !<���> todtoe lake ���ho e, i h< ...,��� aouth weal rlj ah-n* the ink.- h -re to tha pulnl <>( oonunancement, and con a ning s i acre8( mora or lot*) ated November 18th, 1901 Umk- it Behnan, i- p ElpanBic, t.aent Nelaon Land Dlatrlct Dlatrlw ol Weal K rotenai Take notice lhat John Jamea Pamer u, ol Brlttah * olumbla, ccupiUoc contractor, liiieiiua to apply for pc n laalon to purchBT-. the rollowtng lea ribed i nd: t'ora- m n i im rn a poat pu nn d on i h< wuthci d boundary ol the B: ��� Sou hern ngntoI-��aj anoin4u.il loa weaterli from the IS. �� cornor oHotSOgs iroup i. Ko teoay thence - u h oo cbaina,thenoe eaat W chalui tbeno northeo ehalna i" the a.inrn-ni boundary ol the- paid rlght-ol way, then ��� weaterl] m ong Mdd aa h ,ii. bounder) ol i kin -1' waj t" it ��� v mi . .imiin n. i im-ir,anu oontaluing i i rea, tn n ot laia linn-! November Uih. t'.��r7 .1 \ltN -J A Ml - I'AJHIfRON. Nelaon Land Dlitrlot Dlatrlct ol Wait Kootenay Take notice that John Hhieli, of Needles. B.C., OOCUpatlon cannher, Intenda to apply for ner- mliuiiou to purchaae tlie followliiK tleaerlhed land; t'ommeueing at a po.-t planted at the norUlWOjgl corner Ol Wt 7��Wt. Ihenee went 10 .halns tbence nouih B0 cliafna, thenee aaateu ohalna. thenoe nortli B0 onatni t<�� the point of commanoament, and oontalntng 3to acrea, moro "Vau-.i 18th October, 1907. IsUM BHtBLL, K. ��t. KAt'ufiKR. Agant Nelaon Land J>lntrlet. Uiatnct of Weat Kootenay. lake imtlee that Tina Bergman, of Altoua, Man i occupation wife of C. Bergman, farmer, Altona. Man., lutein.* lo apply for permiwdon lo purchaie the followliiK deacrlbed laud ! Onnunanelnc at a poat planted at the N. K. t\ o| Hugo Oajatana' applloaacni to purchaae and running lhence weat 80 chalirji thence north NU chalna, thenee eant 40 chains, tbence aouth I chaina 2b link*i, tbence eaat 40 er uinn, tbrnce aouth 71 chaina 7ft liukalo point of commencement, coutalulug 607 aerea more or leaa. Chari.km Mai: ha; i . Agent for Una Bergman. Dated si Daoamber i*��7. Waal Eootanay Land Ulnnot. Dlicnot ol ooat lliver. Take nollre that I, tieorge A. Hunt, of Kit. cheucr, occupation timberman, inlend to apply for permiaMon to purchaae the Itdlowiug deacrlbed land: t'ommenclng at a post planted about 40 el aim, went ot Thompaon marked N. W. coruer, inence south 10 'At chaina lhence rant 44.67 ehalns, thence uorth 31.45 ehalna, thence weat along B. C. Houtheru Kail- way to place of commencement, contaluiui 98.18 aerea Dated January Sth. !��<��. (Jeoroe H. Hunt Nelaon Land TMntrict Dlatrtol of Wast Kootenay lake no Ice thai i, Praoerlok Adie of Waneta -. t ��� e npatlon men limit, lot n-i toapi>l> t<> perm toloa to pnrcbaae the follow ng . c t. UnmmwUi-lng hi h p<'���t ptantvd ah u rvcai of the is t- tneroi lotaai tn u ��� north 20 ehalna, thenoe eaai & chaina, Ih n !. ."' chalna then ( well Uaitaiuing U ��� ft I. r. I '���' parm nu,,.,, jai the S'lniaraaetloil of tho north boundary ol W �����.*nd the eaai houn lary ol Lot No. 8IHA. "���'���'���-v eaat fW chalua, more or leaa. lo Ihe nort h- ��ui cornar of Timber l-lmll No. 7f.7l, thai {���"rill Do i-lialns, theneo weal 80 chuina, more or �������, to tha eaat itdo ol wnatahan lake, thenee ���'iiowing na���io Iii a aouthorlv ami woat��rl> Jy^ihni UKi uhalna, more or leas to the Inter- u'11"" with -oiHHV>, ihi-iice :ci uhalna, more or F*.r; '"''owing eaaterly boundnry ��| Lot HlRii lo m oi commanoements "Mid -Hi tletolwr. IW07. flABILLA PikhcK, F. ft. KAtlyflKll, ��� getll. mi meiicemiiit ��� and containing d atxty (160) acres, more or leu. Died r4l-pte.ilberv.nd. IW7. AMU'S M (.III.. Nelson Land Dlitrlot DUtrlOtOf Weat Kootenay Take nollee that II ugo Caraleua, of Winnipeg, Man., occupation publisher, tulonda to apply ior pannwlon to purnhaaa the following de* m ribed bind: ... ,, .���. OommanOlng al a post planted on the west oundary of L. 4371, ti. I, (about fi miles from Arrow Luke,on Moaqulto Creek) end ill chains 75 links aoutb of the N. W. ft, of aald lot, running tbence weat 80 chains, lhence aouth 80 chains, thenoa seat BO chains, tbenoe north no chains to place nf commencement, containing MU acres, more or lesa. ClIARI.KH MaHKHAIM., Agent for Hugo Carateiis. Dated js Daoamber itfu7. N-la. 1 Und District. Dlitrlot ol Waal Kootenay Optica that Alexander .1 UcCool, of . B ft., oeenpattou clerk, Intend I to apply luiaimn if) pur(!haae the follow li g <les- "Itid: Commauclug at a pnsl planled ou lci.lii.il ol 11 ('. hiiuliniii Kail- Nelson UttdDlatrlOt I'lntrletnf West Kootonay. lake notfee thai LeTlQeorga 1'ayno, of Needles, B, ft., OCH���upatlt .intenda to apply for nrriniasion lo purchase the following ileserlhed (..���iiiH- Commencing at n post planled abOQtlO nol whiiisioin oroek and &M chains vrait oorner of Loi No- 8548 rth 8(1 chains, thenee west 80 b i'i ififi chains, thence eaat 67 845 chains, thence . nalii south of Ibe sou runniiia thence rhalns, thence a. 12 ftSH chains, ^������io-"pil|-fit of ���,������,!,,n,,i,,�����, Datid ��th January, 10UB. I-��vi aniw. Payne. LAND ACT. Nelaon Land Dtatrlot, Diatrlot ol Weal Kootena ike imi ire tba Uanon laabella < reaae, ol tbe City O) .. .,,..:.... ,.j . .mu v.olUiu la, upa-Uou apioster, inttrndu to appl) f t , n in.s-i n m [.im b��s.- tin- mijowitft* uea. rflrtnl Laod: C iniiu n. li.g at a poal plaaieu Ml In iiigu wat r mark >i tbe -aim. n river diaian about ii mile' in n aoutbenj dlreollon ti��*n H-imoa B i , iiiuinftinr.il Ui chalua, then r t-r. i , balm ilit'ia..- -'ii.ii m> ��� i an, , more I., tu, high water mark i ��� m ii h tlu-U' >��� w. st 4* .-iiii.ii-, iii re t-- ni g -a Um ii water mart to the point ui om u " n i . ..ii nil g ita) <i ret i..n a o la i... rn d on ��� . l*>i day i f !��� ii : "s Dated loth �� bi ua ���. i > r- Mam n >kaul la I R*a KuWaan t!.M.v PBTUta .\fc* LAND ACT. Ncltoo Lan.l ih-tr. t DistrictoI Aeat i I al.'' notice i hut aim- A'tWliil UaUag ���:,, ii.... Ni sol - I'ruvln ; . r :l(i!'.;. intend', to ap 1 ilowlllg -,*ii.' I Uud; Commencing at a poat planted al the high water mark of trie "liunni rfirei -iia .niil aoout 13 lull* Bin a southerly diieeliou from salmo. B ('., theuee north 40 chains, thenee wi-st 40 chains, thenee aouth 40 idiains, more or lets, to tlie lilgh water mark of the Salmon river, thence east 40 chains, more or less, along the ���aid ti t*- ii water mark to the place ot begiuulug, oontalntng 16h acres, more or less. i.... it ii-.i on the 1st day of February, 1908. Dated 14th February, I'.vs. James William i.a; i.aohrk, Kdward M asi.ky 1'kiKiia. Agent. Nelson Laud District. District uf Weat Kootena Take notice that I John Arthur Pcott, of Mono Centni Out., occupation farmer, Intend to apply for permission to purchaae the following described laud at tbe mouth of Hummlt creek: Commencing at a post planted at the south- eaat corner or lot ��78a< marked N. H , theuee soutb 40 chains, theuce west'JO chaina. thence north 4U ehalns, tbence east '20 chains to place of comuiencemeul containing 80 acres. John Arthur hcott, W. J.Scott, Agent. Dated Fab. 18th, 1908. Nelson Land District. District of Wuat Kooteuay Take notice that 1 Christie Hcott, of Mouo Canter, Ont .occupation married woman, Iutend lo apply for permission to purchase the following described iand near Hummlt creek : romineucing at a pon't planted at the southeast corner of lot 8780 marked S. W., thence north to chains, thence east 'IO chains, thence south JU chains, thence west '��0 chains to place of commencement containing 40 acres. Chhirtik Hcott, W. J. Hcott, Agent. Dated Feb 18, HUU*. NOTICE. Take notice that we will at the next meeting of the License Commissioners apply lor a transfer of (he liquor li- renso for the No Place Inn on .lose Pblne street, Nelson, from Pollard and Wade to II. II. Moore. Dated at Nelson, this 9th day of Marcli 1908. POLLARD A WADE. < LOCAL AND GENERAL j Will Begin Log Drive. The Patrick Lumber Company will make their big log drive as soon ai high water begins. The winter CS were lempoian'y su pe i ! bat a lull st uct.un uf .:, '. Ten Years Old. The Moyie Leader has completed Its tenth year uf pub lOaVtloa, und tlie edl tor of the Leader, in tue lasl iSbUe takes occasion to express his lnan..a iIiiih: "The editor oi the Leader has never regretted coming to Moyie. lie has found the people here wholesouleil, geiieious and appreciative. And upon this occasltn he wishes to thank most kindly each and every uae tot . loyal rapport." Hotel Swindlers. The Ashcroft Journal telle Ol ' wo sleek hotel swludleis >lu u.i la different part* ol the country The nchcme is to mail a lettex iu a&t .nee in care of the hotel tu ������> bicli the swindler is going. Upon arrival the man. accompanied by his wife, registers, and then asks for hia mail. Receiving the letter he opens It and takes out a draft and shows a letter written on the pa per of some well known Arm. Being short of money he gets the landlord to cash the draft. llefore the draft comes buck protested the sharper ts in pastures new. JAMES DUNSMUIR, Muutensnl Governor ,f'iod. ������( Die I , anil T��" ��� r.n.t the Lots in Addition "A" We are agents for most of the lota ln the above addition, being agents for F. C. Innls, Coats A. Co., and the Nelson Klectrlc Tramway Co. For full particulars as to prices, ternn- etc., apply to ��� ���. . tO ''��� art oi I >lb cfa ��� -a. Ont- uat season luce lor anr ivernor, by and i�� r- .. ��� ntlTS Council, haa I. " ' - au Order in Council ii "i m cloas oi-aaon foi g'��*ie within K ���enay, until end including ��� '��� if i-1, .in. thouxmd nine luiu- loe thefeforOi thai In pursuance ereby proclaim tflbee season vac intbia ihe County of 1 iienay, until in' in-(,r,it tba 31st dsy of Au. ist, one thou- I lied mid eight. Emony WaorOOt, we havt t.iused tlicae etteri U he made parent and I he '>reat Heal ol tbi i i-iriiice to be hereunto afl'?.-d. Ll | as, His Honor James Duns- ulr, Lleuteu- anl ''ureruor of our said Prnvl'i'e of British wi. i.i.i, in our Oity ��f Victor:.,, ln our itaid Prorlnoe. thia ltfth day of February, in the year oi Our Lord one thousand nine hiin.lred and eight, aud iu tbe eighth year of our relgu. By command, HENRY K8S0N YOUNG. Provincial Secretary. H. & M. BIRD INOTICE. Death of S. Weir. The Vancouver World of Friday contains the following account of the death in that city of Samuel Weir, formerly of Nelson: "About six o'clock this morning Samuel Weir, shoemaker, was drowned in False Creek. The watchman at tbe Royal City mills heard him struggling in the water and running to his assi.stance, succeeded in bringing him ashore. The police were summon- I ed and Sergeant McLennan and two men worked over the body for an hour, but were unable to restore animation. Deceased was a man of about ',,8 years of age. Samuel Weir had been in the city for about a year, coining here from Detroit about a year ago. He was a native of Hallymena. Ireland, where he kept a shoe store in company with his brother who works In the Stark shoe store, Hastings street. The brother, Mr. Joseph Weir, saw him last night, about half past eight o'clock, when he' was at work in Hanson's shoe store. The brothers resided in Fairview until recently, when Samuel moved to Hamil- bo street. How he came to be in False Creek at that hour of the morning is a Taae nolle; that Alfred Edward Watts, of Wattsburg, British Columbia, lumberman, ln tends to apply for permission io lease tbe following described land, situate near Procter on the south shore of the west arm of Kootenay Lake, more particularly deaorlbed as follow*: Commencing at the northwest corner of Lot 4 of Lot 809, Uioup 1, Weat Kootenay Dlatrlct, theuce 1680 feet (25.4& cbalns) westerly along the south Bbore line of the west- arm of KooUtnay Lake and being the north boundary of Lot 4 of Lot 309 to the northwest corner ot Lot 4 of Lot 309, tbence 2280 feel (34 68 chains) slong tbe aouth shore line of tbe weat arm of Kootenay Lake ana belug the north boundary of Lot 16 ol Lot 806, Uroup 1, West Kooienay IJiatrlct; thence nortb 132 feet V2 chains); tbence easterly 8960 feet (60.00 chains) and parallel with the south ahore line of the west arm of Kootenay Lake; theuce south 13'i feet (2 chains) to point of cemmence- ment, and containing 120 acres, more or leaa. Dated this 12th day of February, A. ll., 1908. A. K. WATTS. mystery. Both brothers were well known in the city and both were well liked. K0��TrN4Y FRUIT 0NDS FOB S-'.LE���1��0 ncres on tl - Pond Ie Hirer, ��� crca open land, easily . I* are mrnts. Price $25 r-er acre. For particulars' of this and r ipi sitinns rpply BOX 937 NEI.SOM B. C Return Engagement. The "No Mother To Guide Her" company will play a return engagement at the opera house on the evening of April Sth. The Revelstoke Mall-Herald pays the following compliment to the company: "Another disreputable farce was inflicted on tlie thea're going public of Hevelstoke on Monday In a low type of melodrama called "No Mother To Guide Her." The play, If it can be called such, consisted of several acts and scenes depicting tho lowest and most criminal type of life that can be imagined. How any travelling company can come down to such a depraved and disgusting production is hard to imagine anil the piece on Monday showed the vilest and worst side of human character that could possibly be seen. The plot was weak, unreal and lewd, a largo amount of shooting, stabbing, brawling rm1 immoral suggestions being mixed ip with unseemly noise and talk. It la n such depraved plays as these that th'- r s'ng generation gain a falsr and WTOSSf c-nception of life and It Is la cnful to have our chll- THE DAILY CANaAJMN Is now ready to execute all orders for Job Printing on shortest notice. The Job Department is up-to- date in every respect and a full line of stationery will be kept in stock. All orders entrusted to our care will receive prompt and careful attention. THE DAILY CANADIAN FOR SALE Partly Famish��rd Modern Residence and Three Lota Situated on Hoover St.. between Stanley and Ward. Eight Rooks and Basement all ready for furnace. Now rents for 134 per month. PRICE: $4,000.00. TERMS: One-Third Cash, Balance $600.00 per year at 7 per oent. For full partici .ars apply PROCTER & BLACKWOOD AGENT NEL80N CITY LAND at IMPROVEMENT CO. If yoti want Good Land BUY at ROBSON McDermid & McHardy INEL,JSOl>I, B. G. BUY AN ORCHARD HOME You can buy a 10-acre Fruit Ranch ln the best fruit growing district ln British Columbia by paying fl 0 dollars down and $10 par month Even as an Investment thfs Is wor th consideration. Fruit Land has trebled ln value within the year. What will It do next year? J. B. AININABLE, WARD 8TRBBT INBUaBON A.Q. LAMBERT & CO. AND DEALERS IN ���l-'tfmDef��� dJUllgleS, Lath, Mouldings, Doors, Windows. Turned Work and Brackets. Mail Orders promptly attended - NBUtBOIV. B. C VBRNON STRGBi dren and women folk submitted to such lewering and criminal scenes as were placed before the public on Monday. The management should, In good faith to their patrons, avoid a repetition of a production of that description, which is injurious to the morals of our children and disgusting to the citizens at :arge." 314 Baker St. Tel. 324. WAGES REDUCED. Cotton Mill Operatives Suffer Cut of Ten per cen. Boston, Mass., April 6.���A reduction of ten per cent in wages went into effect this morning in practically all of the cotton mills In the New England territory. Lowell. New Bedford, Fall Klver, Manchester and the Rhode Island mill towns are the places chiefly affected. Approximately 30,000 opera- atives ln Rhode Island are affected. The mills decided upon a reduction only after they had tried all other plans for the bettering of the general conditions in trade, such as curtailing the output, etc. What the duration of the cut is to be Is, of course, only problematical, as no one can say when the conditions will Improve enough to justify the operators in restoring wages to Ihe old figure. At present there is no demand for the product of the mills and conditions have steadily grown worse until the prices that were quoted by buyers were down to the cost of manufacture. Geo. P. Player Accountant LATE ACCOUNTANT AT HALL MINING & SMELTING CO. Office Room No. 2, ELLIOT BLOCK. Chinaware WE ARE MAKING A SPECIAL SALE OF CHINA TEA AND DINNER SETS FOR A FEW DAY8. From $10 to $25. Old Curiosity Shop W. O. Q1L,L,ETT Contractor and Builder. Sole ���aenl for the Porto filoo Lumber Co., Ltd.. retail yards Rough and drasawd lumber, turned* work and brackets. Coast lath and shinties �����^ and doors. Cement, brisk and .1 ma for sale au i matte grinder. Yard and factory: Vernon St.. east of Hall- N8U8ON, B. C P (> Box 232 i n,sb.n. vn THE SEMAPHORE BILLIARD PARLOR AND CIGAR STORE 1NOW OPE,N We have one English Bllliar, one American Billiard and one Pool Table) We carry tha beet iinea of Clgara and Tobaccos. INOTICE In the matter ol an application lor tha Issue ol ii duplicate of the Certificate of Title to Loss 4 I and ��, Block ��, Nelson city, subdivision ol part oi Lot i��2, Group one, District ol Eeetaesay |Map4s6). * Notice la hereby given that it la my intaatlon to issue ai tae expiration of one month after the drat publication hereof a duplicate of tha CertiB. .ate i' Title to tne above mentioned lots In the usmeol Fettle Rhodes whleh Certificate la stated the ltlh day ol May, law, aad numbered UtT-k. Land Registry office, nelson. B.C., January 24th, 1908. H.F.MaeLkouT District Begiettar. INOTICE In tbe matter of an application for a duplicate i erutlcats of Title of an undivided one-ouarter Interest ln Lot 87, Uroup Una, Kooteuay District, known as "Let Her tie Gallagher' Uiaeral '-If IB! Kollcals hereby given lhat it la say Intsnaea after the expiration of oue month from tha first publication hereof, to Issue a duplicate CarUS eate of i ltle on the above described one-uuartar interest In the name oj John F. Slavene, whleh i emitcau of Title Is daled tha tth April, ltsu. and numbered tusaK. Land Registry ofllce, Nelson, B.C., Marsh t, a. F. MacLsod," District Registrar. INOTICE. Notice is hereby given that tha Great West Railway Company will apply to the Parliament of Canada, at tha present session thereof, for an act amending the said Company's Acts ot Incorporation by striking; out the namea of those persons who, by Sections 1 and 1 ot Chapter 1S7 of the Statute* ot 1801, are created Incorporators and provisional directors of the Company and Inserting In lieu thereof the namea of certain other individuals as such incorporator* and provisional directors; changing tha head office of the Company from Nelaon. B. C, to Port Arthur, Ontario, and extending the respective times for tha commencement and completion of the various lines of railway which the Company le empowered to construct. Dated Ottawa. Slit January, 1908. CHRYSLER, BETHUNEt LARMOUTH Solicitors for tha Applicants. ��� Tne Uaily Canadian APRIL THE DIAMOND MONTH Xot everyone can claim the diamond for a birtbstone, but anyone may wear a diamond, and If you are petting one yon may as well get Hi.- beat, and in the best and most suitable setting. We keep only the best stones, and as we manufacture all kinds of jewelry we are competent to advise you as to settings. We have always on hand an attractive stock of Rings and Pins of all kinds set with this most precious of gems, the diamond, also a stock of loose stones. J. O. PATENAUDE .ufwfci'.tttR "l>u Watchmaker and Optician Bt*y Now We have a Good Selection of Cheap Houses from $750 to $1500. Let us show you them. Some extra snaps for investment or for a home. WOLVERTON & Co RAKF�� ^T Building Lots Carbonate St. (25 ft.) $175 Observalcry St. 150 ft.) $200 Latimer Bl 50 ft.) $750 Als- exot I nt sites. c:ose In, ior ap- partin. :it houses, residences, factory ���iti. etc, NOTE.���As an inducement to build up \i- i Lhe city It Plea nn iniprove- menta a tai of $1 in the thousand only. F. B. LYS Real Estate Agent 315 Baker St.. Nelson. B. C. Fire Insurance Insure your bouse and furniture in THE PIONEERS' FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Do not put It off. Delays are danger- utii. Call at 322 Baker street, or if you cave not time to call drop a line to HUGH W. ROBERTSON General Agent for the Kootenays. Agents wanted in all Kootenay towns. P. O. Box 534. JIM HILL CIGARS The Best 2 for 25c Ggar on the Market. Fresh Picked. ���AT THE��� Queen Cigar Store BUSH A MATT HEW, Propa. ASK FOR BLUE RIBBOIN TEA Rich, Strong and Delicious SEE OUR WINDOW I. A. IRVING & CO. Telephone 181 HOUSTON KLOOK. SAiVsUfciU A. WYE HEATING ENGINEER. All Klnda of Heating Plants ln Stock. SANITARY PLUMBINQ. Victoria St., Nr. Ooera Houae. Tel. 181. HOTEL ARRIVALS. t^Ltf. Vaar*r��oi-i ana Ward Street!* rvidi.so.'N.. tj.c:, C. I'addon. Crawford Hay; R. S. Francis, Procter; P. net-Kei, ry M. Thompson. Spokane; J. E. King. B. Lieavens, Vancouver; K. \\". Schwarts, T. C. Johnston, K. l'arkins. .Montreal; II J. Wells, Toronto; O. B, Smith. Phoenix; P. O. Smith, Detroit; S.-Marl;, Fernie; E. Mallandalne, S. A. Spiers, T. J. Rose, Creston; .Mrs. Herbert and daughter, R. G. Herbert, J. C. Dufresne and wife, Rioudol; E. W. Rawson. T. C. Gray, W. T. Miller, J. D. Caverhlll, W. G. Breeze, C. Sheckens, Vancouver; C. W. Cowan, C. K Brown, Spokane; .M. I! Ilannafin, S. G. Jones, W. M. Cun- liffi , Rossland; F. W. Tresham, Toron- ton, O. Lachmund and wile. Arrowhead; P. B. Crew, Winnipeg; B. B. Now- ton, Windsor; A. H. Barker and wife, Pieton, Ont.; A. McQueen, Victoria; J. D, Bftolr, -J. w. Watt. Qananoque; A. J. Sniail. Calgary; C. Reld, London; H. P. Foster. Pittsburg; Duncan Ross, wife and family, Greenwood; A. Des Barres, Trail. :^c2^h i"i^ J. Il.n- i-Mile Corner of Stanley and Victoria Sts. Two Blocks from Depot E. W. Appleyard, Brandon. .Man.; A. W. Withers. England ; S. C. Carter and wife. Seattle; J. II. Schofield. Trail; -Mrs. T. G. Wilson, Victoria; J. F. lius- tead. F. Pbipps, F. H. Smith nison, Vancouver. GRAM) CENTRAL. D. L. Doyle, W. R. Trethewe E. MacCarty, Lardo; l'. Weaver, Owen Sound; A. Freeborn. Midway; VV. B. Smith, Cranbrook; S. Marks. Fernie. QUEEN'S. W. Jackson, Creston; A. La Shuson. E. .McKinn and wife, Mrs. Toulson. Braklna, Alia.; G. Kelly, San Francisco; C. A. Lydiatt, A. Dupeny, Creston. TREMONT. II. L. Aitkin. P. Johnson, Flgan; D. Jobnstun, Colllngwood; A. Dingly, p. Donelly, Portland; C. Wempress, Cranbrook; W. Mackie, Creston; S. Berton, A. Grant, Slocan; F. Edwards, A. Kennedv. Winnipeg. BARTLETT. w. Norley, Kaslo; J. Hooper ton; Thos. Wilkinson, Kaslo; II Ainsworth. ROYAL. H. Dalton, Spokane; H. Hosteller, C. W. Kevls. Hight River; H. Greenhalgh, L. Strandell, Kaslo. Han IT; Silver- Jones, FOH SALE. I^OKSAI.K hi s I,Britain nr extlianire for Vancouver property an almost new. modern in every respect it roomed resilience. Full basement Willi lark-mi,>ii suitable fur Millard ruoiri, I p tn,late stable sin! iHrrlase house Two nice bits lu the Daest resldenl surtb u of Bpokane, T lie owners bti'liit's. Interest, have been transferred In the coast. For further patloularl write P.O. Boa urn. Vancouver, B 0 NICE RIPE TOMATOES 25 CENTS PER POUND. For Sale at Joy's Cash Grocery Cor. Josephine and Mills Sts. Phone 19. JOY WILL MEET YOU AT THE DOOR Wall Papers Our new stock Is now ln. NEW DESIGNS. NEW IDEAS. Borders same as hangings. Largest variety ever shown ln Nelson. Sample books sent to any part of the city on application. j Canada Drug & Book Co'y, Ltd, Metals and Stocks. There were no material channes recorded today on either metal or stock markets. Building Improvements. W, Pascoe is putting on an addition tu his house, corner of Cedar and Hoover streets. Council Meeting. The tegular meeting of the city council will be held in the council chamber tonight at 8 o'clock. Chambers. His Honor Judge Brown will held a chamber session of the county court of West Kootenay tomorrow morning. NO TEST LIKE A TRIAL A Trial will convince you that T. aud B. Tea is best tea on the market. Just try it? Protection From Bad Weather. The c ity workmen are placing a building over the crusher and other plant owned by tbe city, on Hall street. Churchman's Club. A meeting of the executive committee of the Churchman's Club Is called for tomorrow evening in the parish hall. at 8 o'clock. Assaulted Police. Constable Des Barres arrived from Trail Saturday night with Gree Ernesto, who will serve four months In tbe provincial gaol for resisting and assaulting a police officer. Post-Lenten Festivities. Th*1 week following Easter will be marked by three important social events, the Oddfe'lows' ball, the hospital ball, and the Sons of England/ banquet on St. George's Day. Getting Pole Line Ready. Workmen connected with the drilling of holes and placing of poles throughout the city, for the 20.000 volt power line to the reduction works, at Fairview, an- busily engaged on Victoria street. Spelling Bee. Arrangements are being made to make the "spelling bee," to be held Wednesday evening tinder the auspices of the Churchman's Club, as interesting and entertaining as possible by arranging the list of words in ascending order of difficulty. Publicity Bureau. It is likely that a special meeting of the board of trade will be held this week to consider the proposal for the taking over of the assets and liabilities of the 20,000 club. The appointment of a successor to Secretary Ebbutt has also to be considered. Hospital Ball. The members of the Women's Hospital Aid are In session this afternoon in the parlor of St. Paul'B church deciding on details of the annual ball In aid of the Kootenay Lake General Hospital which will ne given tbe evening of Wednesday, April 22nd. Laid to Rest. The funeral Marguerite, the live year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Wightman, who died In the early hours of Sunday morning, took place this afternoon. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. .1. T. Ferguson, and there was a very large attendance of friends of the family. Distinguished Visitors. Ilev. Fathers Verbeke and Van Nevel arrived in Nelson on Saturday evening on a visit to Father J. Althoff. The two priests are on their return to Victoria, after a visit to Rome and their native homes. This morning they left for Greenwood, to pay a visit to the clergy there. Father Van Xevel will Ever Ready Dry Batteries TYPE "J" MADE ESPECIALLY For Launch Work Outside orders promptly attended to J. H. RINGROSE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. Phone 227A. P. O. Box 1G5. STANLEY ST. Sold only by C. A. BENEDICT Corner Silica and Josephine Sts PHONE 7 We Have the Best There Is in Talking; Machines The king of Disc Talking Machines is the Columbia B. I. Graphophones. For Fullness, richness and mellowues of tone It has no equal. There is a reason for this It Is because the hollow tone arm through which tbe sound passes Is made of aluminum, which does away entirely with the metallic sound so often noticeable in other machines. PRICE $50.00. Other styles at J15 00, $25.00 and $35.00. None better at the prices. IN CYLINDER MACHINES we have the EDISON PHONOGRAPH. "Gem", $16.50; "Standard". $32.50; "Home", $45.00. Tbe merits of tbe Edison are too well known to require any talk-Dp from us. If you cant call and see them, write us for full descriptive catalogues. W. G. Thomson S??fiV$tl* ,nd Nelson, B. C. Phona 34. WM. S. DREWRY A. M. Can. &*>o. C. E. DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL LAND .SURVEYOR. Mining Worfc a Specialty. Office: Room 10, K.-W.-C. BIk. P. O. Box* 434. Baker St.. Nelion, B. C. NOTICE. To George W Beale, formerly of Robson, B. ���_. ami Nelson. B. C I hereby give you notice that onleiui you give a gooti au i Tan.] objection thereto In wrlilng 1 ���hall at the expiration of 14 dayi from the <]ate hereof proceed to the registration of the title of The Columbia and Kooteuay Railway and Navigation Company m fee simple lu renp��<-i tn that piece of land known u- U>t 3 lu Block 3, Robson Towniite. (iroup One, Kooteuay ''.strict, accord Ing to plan thereof, filed as Number 626,notwithstanding the non-production ot the C*rtlfl- rate of l ltle thereof. Dated at Nelson, B.C.,this Slit rtayof March, ltfOfl. H We MacLeod, District Registrar.' M. HAWRYCZ CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Jobbing promptly attended to. Plana and Estimates. Apply 416 Hall 8t. Box 385. leave for tin coast on Wednesday) Father Verbeke will remain In Nelson for a few days. PERSONAL. E. Mallandalne returned to Creston yesterday morning. Otto Lachmund, of Arrowhead, ts at the Hume with hia lamlly. Capt. Paddon and R. S. Francis left the Kootenay Lake Ceneral hospital yesterday. J. H. Schofield, M. L. A., arrived from Trail last night and ls spending the day ln the city. L. S. Eaton, provincial Conservative organizer, left for East Kootenay yesterday morning. H. O. Goodeve, who haB been sincere ly HI, Is reported very much better today and on a fair road to recovery. F. F. Busteed and party of 0, I'. R. officials, who are Inspecting Interior branches, arrived last night and are at the Strathcona. Duncan Ros.:, M. P., with his wife and children, arrived from Ottawa Saturday night, spent yesterday in the city and left for Greenwood this morning. Neil F. MacKay, M. L. A., arrived from tbe coast last night and went through to Kaslo. A complimentary banquet will be tendered to him them Wednesday night. WEST KOOTENAY BUTCHER CO. Wholesale and Retail i>< Fresh and Salted Meats CfttnpH mippIifHi nn Nhurti'Ht n��>f.<""" tun! lOWMfl price. NuthiPK but troth Hiiti wholesome meats iiml supples kept in M.��k Wftil orders receive careful attention. E. C. TRAVES Manager. THE NELSON CEMENT WORKS LIMITED. Slightly nearsighted today, mora so tomorrow. Proe-ree. i��� I* the forerunnei of blindness The smallest amount of ii^.Sl'1?1*' not be neg'ectad. Examinations Craa, Kl,t ""juM Have your watch repaired by us. then you will be on time. J. J. WALKER, Jewele, STARKEY & CO. Hollow Concrete Blocks For Sale All shapes nnd facings These blocks are absolutely the lust material to be had for building purposes, foundations, retaining walls, etc., being cheaper than brick or stone. Tenders given on ail kinds of building work. Stock on hand. Head Office: Baker Street. Nelson, B.C. V\'h(iiu*inic Provisions, Produce, ' - f-'rult. (iovemment dreamery One Pound Bricks rneelved weekly f*,��.h from th churn For sale by all leading grocers OtBoeand warehouse: Houston Block, Pnone 79. Josephine Street. - Nelson, B. C. Notice to Creditors, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRIT- ISM COLUMBIA. In the matter of tha estate and effects of George Harrison (deceased.! NOTICE ls hereby given that all creditors aad others having claims against the estate of the suld George Harrison. d< ceased, who died at Nelson, British Columbia, on tbe 27th day of December, i'jol, are required on or before tbe 20th day of April next lo send by post, prepaid, or deliver to tbe undersigned, their Christian and surnames, addresses and descriptions, tbe full par- t.culars of their claims, the statement of their accouuis and the nature of the securities (If any) held by them: And further take notice that arter such lasl mentioned dale lhe administrator will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the parlies entitled thereto having regard only u the claims of which he shall then have notice, and that the said administrator will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person or persons of whose claims notice shall not have been received by him at the time of such distribution. Dated at Nelson, B. C, this 17th day of March, A. D. 1908. LENNIE <t WRAGGE, Solicitors for the Administrator, James II. Harrison. IN EASTER ATTIRE "In the Spring the young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of��� CLOTHES." Surely that is the Um.. he wants to be most daintily dressed, and hers is the place be OUghl lo com,, fur bis stylish outfit. We have now rati) for showing tbe very n'awi tyles and pattern* in Spring suits ind Overooats, and we are so stocked with varied sizes that any shape ul i young man can gei bis iu accurst, ly and quickly. J. A. GILKER HOUSECLEANING This tu th** si ason of the year when you devote your attention to thf, | household duty. We are prepared tn meet your requirements with a full Um of Varnishes, Stains, Enamtli, NOTICE Ready Mixed Paints, all colors, A la bast ine, Muralo. Everything necessary for the renovation of your house. J. H. Ashdown Hardware Company, Limited. 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