•*ri*rCvrr i^A ^?^?Sn£!;'o:«m' Vol. I, M. 21, MIDWAY. BRITISH COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY SEPTtpER 19, 1394. ■--,_. -,„.,—,-j,*^,^ W.T. m. & AVo always lituy ,on band a well selected slock of Hie following good I Al il t to'I 5> m «> - ■ • ■ - ■ - copper. A tunnel eighty feet in length Sonic of (he Birds und Boasts Oolloctctl by Mr. Pound MPSON Hi, '..")V Kit *m Sit -ft at ft Sit DEALliH IN ^^^^^^^^^ Jj ilUIUHUlV} JUlUlJ JJlUUii ALL AT TBE LOWEST (ASH PRICKS, W.T.SHATFORD&CO. Fairview and Vernon, PENTICTON HOTEL J. THURBER, Prqp, Pleasantly Situated at the Foot of Okanagan Lake. % $ Stage Connection with SS. Aberdeen. to Fairview, Osoyoos ancl all points in \Vashington. /Ml arrangements made for providing Guides and Outfits for Hunting Parties. (food Boating and Fishing, flow Boats and Sail Yachts for Hire. IiEQITXX&EES BJE&OS. && CO. KELO "W KTA. Dry Hoods, Groeeries, Ready-Made Clothing, Hardware, Etc., Etc. Orders from the Lower Okanagan will receive prompt attention, Prices Reasonable. X -ft- i X -ft HA HA X \Ia -ft ill \'t ft Mi X Groceries, Dry Goods, Gents' Furnishings, Hats and Caps X -ft -ft $s Ready and Custom Made Clothing $» Ha ha {JS Boots and Shoes Drugs and Stationery X -ft -<£ }w Hardware Stores, Tinware, ►•? i.i i.i if. Agricultural Implements, Miners' Supplies of All Kinds, \f ft ' 'ft Kit Kit .... ... ft T ft 9 - sit of Vornon. Although the following i.s incom plete. il will give locul zoologists some | idea of the various native animals ti HA| l.ein- foi.'nd In this purl of II. ('. li by A i no means represents all the varieties tslt, known to exist, bul only whal arc lo ft bo sen ni presenl on exbibition, A vjv very line display uf ih,, taxldoi'inisl's I A Specialty Made of Direct Importations of Scotch Goods. X Kit 'f I i 9 § at , T, Thompson, FAIRVIEW, 3B. O. *)> X Kit 'ft MA f HA X Kit X 9 f Hi ft I I sit nbli£li£liH.ii1ii1^i£liH.iHAHA ^HAHiiHiiliiliHli tT> M> Ht Kit Kit Kit »t> OH ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft-i-ft ft i v '!>';«;>>;?<;«;«;«;«;.<;«;? A MAGDONALD, BARRISTER, Oi'i'ici:, Baunakd Avij.vuB. VEItNON, 11. C. "<OCiIRANE & BILLINGS, HAUlllSTHItK, SOLICITOUS AND NOTARIES PUBLIC, Office: Gilmoro'8 Block, llurnuril Aveinie, VISRNdN, - 11. ('. W. M. COCIIIUNE. - I'llHI). HlLl.lMIS D F. BOYOE, Physician and Surgeon. KELOWNA. B. 0. HiHAH.tH.iHsH* Hs.ili.HA H.iH.i Halt ft ft ft ft ft^lfftft *i> ft ft ft ft Ha at R. N. TAYLOR, $ ITHE MMIST-f i.i H.t (By Exam.) *V eruon j|fca^-Bi*ai>aia,hift'.''p-jiB-riia^|a »|i),r]ft-H|Bg|e':i|a:R|^.-r:i&-»»-aiEi.BiB,- I! i fi 1 SMITH & CLERIN, Props. Manufacturers of Sjishcs, Doors, Mouldings, Turnings, etc., etc. All kinds of Factory Work kept In stock and made to order. The best of material used. Coast cedar worked into furnishings u .specialty. Write for prices and discounts. All kinds of lumber, laths and shingles kept in stock. Suwinjl] on Okanagan Lake, bandy to shipment. Sash and door factory on G. I'. Railway ut Vernon. ||il!i«»iP5|iil!.M.i;l!;|?.a|ai|i:al > | '|sMiltij|4iE ill il* sis sSiiMiiB m m mmmmimmtwmink J. E, MATHESON MERCHANT TAILOR Stock complete. Extra good quality and value in all tl(e latest patterns for r? Suits and Handsome Stripe Trouserings, $ * Excellent Trimmings, Good Fit and Good Workmanship. I can give Satisfaction, A Trial Wil) Convince. IgARNARD AVENI|E. VERNON, R. C. MIDWAY SAW MILL Rough and Dressed Lumber Constantly on hand at ]Vu„;oii:ibl,i Prices, g,§QUIfHE & P0Vf ER?, Proprietors. t) L. BEOKINGSALE, M.B., O.M. EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY. VERNON, B. (!. Eorinorly on stuff nf Huntington County, Stookwoll Fever nml Smallpox, Quoon Olmc- lotto's l..yiii{r,.lu, nnil Victoria Hospitals fur Cliildron, ' T.K GR0WELlj' TltONSON st,, y,-:ii\'()x, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDE1! Office and Store Fittings a Specialty. IJ W, RAYMER, ' CONTRACTOR and BUILDER, KELOWNA, II. C. Plans nml Spoolflontloiis prepared und csli- inuics furnished nn all kinds of buildings, RII. LATIMER, VEItNON, li.'''. DOMINION ANn PROVINCIhl I* is. xn. r;l Surveyoa-. Mom. Amor. Soc. Irrlg, Engs, X X MA -ft -ft A full Liiio of English, Canadian 'ft Kit , , , Kit KM ilinl American ry* At A»> VW PATENT MEDICINES, W? $A DRUGS AMD CHEMICALS, $•£ A$ FANCY AND MEDICINAL SOAPS, H.$ At PEilr'UMERY, BRUSHES, Xt X X H.$ And all Requisites for tho Toilet and H.i j, Kick Itooin J), >jv i. W Hi '" iii if Orilcrsby lluilreceivecnrofulAllen- 'j^ yfc Don and Quick Dispatch, yL? i.i AllKXT Flllt Hi ft ft iii, B. LAURENCE'S Sit X sit § Spectacles and Eyeglasses i ft v Kit Kit *.itKit Kit *.itsli,Htl2}ii s\t H^a* "■* -in'i?/i\Siii,>ii\ /.v ftftft/lviffiit W. W. GIBBS. ASSAYER, Boundary Falls^ Samples by Jliiil will rcn'oi vo prompt ut ton) Ion. Assoc. Mem, Can. Soc, C, E. PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN. Surveys of Every Description in tlio Lower Country Immediately Attended to. Address: BOUNDARY CREEK, B. C. RED .-STAR Premier i Three Star ; j Two Star i j Equal to any from Pacific to Atlantic. Manufactured only by Columbian Flouring JVlills Go, ENDFRBY, B. 0 FAIRvlEW HOTEL IffoxttoMr, Elhot's BtOl'0,1 JOHN MOFFAT, PROP. EXCELLENT BOARD UOOD STABLING Horses and Buggies for Hire. W. C. POUND, TPIDPMIST, ItlKIIS, ANIMALS AXI) FISH MOUNTED IN APPBOPMATK STYLUS, Natlvo Birds and Heads Kept for Snlo. (i;:i|i;rs Ly nmil rocftlyfl !;.i!!!i!,l litloiitli Moiinttug Heiidfl it specialty, VhlRNON, B.C. P, B, JACQUES, Watches, Clocks ancl Jewelry. Spectacles and Silverware. REPAIRING * SI.ilCiALTY. VERNON, B, 0, W, MLRYMPLE, &eiioi*al J151iic::iK..i.fiii 1,1. FAIRVIEW, B. 0, ii enn lie looked forward In at gift I coining show nf Vernon, which those aJ^ who Interest tliemsolves iu naliirul history throughoul the Province would ibi well tn lake in. 1- Elk, or Wapiti dee*. 2. Caribou. II. I. iMule doer (two varieties). i"). Virginia, or common iWur, U. Aniiulotic, ni- Prong Buck of Anierieii, 7. .Miuiiiiniii Sheep, ur Big Horn, 8. Mountnhi goat, II. Mountain Linn, or Cougar. in. Wolverine, II. Black bear. l.'i Brown bear, 13, Grizzly bear, II. Lynx, 15, Wild Cut. 10. Budget. 17. Oiler. 18, Beaver, III. Martin, 20. Jliuk, 21. Weazel, 22. While .squirrel. 2t. Flying squirrel, 21. Gopher, 25, Biisli-tuilrnt, 211. While Pocket gopher. 27. Marmot. 28. Oayote, 20. Wolf. ' 1IIHDS. 30. Swan (Trumpeter). 31. Pelican (White), 32-33, SnndHillCriuie(twovnrieties), 31. Bittern, 3:">. Loon (or Greal Northern Diver). 30. (lull. 37. Duck, Mallard, 3S. " Wood or Summer. 81). " Velvet. III. " Golden Eye. ■II, " Green Wing Teal. 42. " Buffle Headed, •13. Goosander, li. Oivls, Snowy, '15. " Grout Grey, ■10. " Grout Horned, 17. " Hawk, 18. " Areiidian, ■III. " Pigmy, 50. Eagles, While Headed. 51. " Golden, 62. " King Tail, nil. Hawks, Osp'rey, oi'Fish Hawk, 51, " lllue.' 55, " Sparrow, nli. " Night. 57. " Sharp Shinned. 58. " Slate. 51), Grouse, Illoe, or Dusky. 00. " Ruffled 01. " Sharn Tnil, (12. " Franklin's. 03, " Ptarmigan, (ib Magpie, 05. .Meadow Lark. 00. Robin, 07. Varied Thrush. 03. Bohemian Wuxwiug, (ill. Cedar bird. 70. lied Wing Blackbird, 71. Cnlbird. 72. Wesl em Oriolo, 73. Canary (wild). 71. China Finch (wliite). 75, Stollor's Juy. 7li, Blue Jay. 77. Wooil Pecker, Plicated. 73, " Gold Wing. 70, " Leivess', 80, Golden Plover. HI. YollowSI ks, Plover, 32. Marble Qodwit. 83. Coolo. 31. (Inldeii-i'iii't'd Grebe. 85. Western Grebe. 88, Evening Grosbeak. 87. Cardinal Grosbeak. SS. Butcher Bird. 81). Tannger, Louisiana, Illl, " Scarlet. 1)1, Turtledove, (12. Lazuli Finch. III. Shore bark. III. Snug Sparrow, Hi"), King Bird. IB. I'e-we Flycatcher, 07. Black Cap Titmouse, OS. Yellow Breasted Warbler. UH. Blue Bird, 100 Buck Ini. Bluebird, Illl. Phalerope, Wilson's. 102. Kingfisher. —^ • < The Wellington Ciuiip. This .small group of claims lies on Ihe slope of Fourth of .Inly creek, on the summit botwoon Boundary creok nnd Grand Prairie, about four miles norlli of While's, The new wagon road now being constructed across Boundary mountain will puss by it, affording excellent shipping facilities, The lirst clahn located was lb;: Keystone, whicli was slaked off in the fall of 'Of by tiioiilicrgci' nnd Taylor, ll lias a lodge of gold anil silver-bearing quartz, average assays nf the ore giving $10 hi gold, S oz, in silier nnil u small percentage of copper, ami is a smelting proposition, This ledge has bus been inn, which crosscuts the veil) at a distance nl' thirty t et and a depth nl twenty feet from lbe surface,, after which il wits continued liflyfeet, with the object nf tupping a larger body of ore, nf which surface indications exist, This tunnel will be continued mi In a greater length (from 100 in 158 feel.) shortly, Tin- Bland, n claim lying one mils wcs! nf ihe Wellington, is also owned by lbe sane [ml 'a 3, by whom il ivat- located lusl fall, and i i a Btraighl silver proposition, It bus u two loot win n! high grade oro running from $200 to $500 in silver, which lies in a liuj.e l'"1; nullum. A twenty fool shaft has been, sunk mi il, nml ii has been exposed in various places mi Miu surface for lew feet, Tb:-- will probably l«- lb,- lirst claim In make a shipment, The Wall Streel is another nl Mi'. Taylor's lasl yen'- localions ai)d lies half it mile »e:-l nf tin' Keysl II has a Ian I'm,! ledge which bus Inn! little developinenl done on il. Surface assays of the rock giyc $5 iu gold and $7,50 io silver. ->-« -.— DISTRICT NOTES. ni- wag, North, All Kinds of Rtpalriuc. Horseshoeing n Specialty. Tlie Cozy ^having Parlor VEItNON, 13, 0. The Gilmore Block, Opposite the Post Office, it?' Liulios' nnil rliililren's liaii'-cuttlng ami aliiiiiinoiiiii^ii spi'cliiliy, la. laillDMI'lll'HV. I'rnii Forty men are working oi) gon road Into Sheep crock fn port, When money lisconips more plenti, fill I be S. F, &N, railway proposes to build a branch up Sheep creek In thu Trail creok mines, Mary Smith lias Insl ihe cattle aftei all, lbe Indian agent and U. S, iiutliori, tics deeming thai.she bud no light, lo them. There will be a greul race meeting af Loomislon nn Isl and ?iu] ni' October, There wiil also be u county bull on the night, of Ihe 1st, Altogether a high ulil lime can lie looked forward lo. It i.s estimated Ibal thp President's, Proclamation fur Un- opening of thu Colville Indian Itesei'vulioii will place me and a half million nerus nf ngricuL und and grazing lands open for settle, n.i.'iil Messrs, ,1. Stevens ami M. dottei) ui e iu Fairvjew, where tljuy will have, si.nic development done mi the Coniet, Mr. Stevens wiil also have a hard trj to Iiiul ihe Morning Slur lead on tin; livening Slur, .'ilia Holler is, we re, gi'cl In state, in poor health, They will I'l'lb wimci' in fainacv,'. One nr iin- i,ina; [iroiulsliig prospect^ nf lbe .New Camp is the Golden Globe. lbe south extension nl' ibe Capital Prize, located on Ihe lira of .Inly lasl. liy K. I)i I'n.ar 11 is qui nn tlie sumo lend ns Ibal claim, bul I.a, I'.yn parallel veins, each averaging eighteen inches of high grade gold and silver, ope, Q\\ one of these u. fourteen foot shafl lias, been sunk, und .Mr. Detliner is now prospecting the other. Mail matter gets considerably mixed, up al. limes between Grand J'miiii- nnd Osoyoos, Additional mail bags are, needed, so that letters sent from Grand Prairie In .Midway ni' Bock creek need not travel all the way to Qsoyoos and back. As lbe post office officials appeal' indifferent about these mattei's, some religious body might lo lake Ihis in bund, as Ihe presenl state of affairs leads to a great deal of unnecessary swearing, The Mystic claim in the New Camp i.s, now in dispute between Mr. Haas and Mr. 1''. DcttiniT. ll una re-stiiked and re-recorded Ly bulb parties mi lbe seventh lust,, who hud a race I'i'' lbe re. cordor's office at Bock creek, which was wnii by Ma. Detliner, wlm renamed it the Munion, li una also recorded by Mr. Hans a few minutes laid'. This case will bciliciileil by Mr. C, A. B, Lamlily, thu Cold Commissioner, mi 2uili October, when the county eni'.i'l is held ut Midway, The experience of llu- man \vho has I n collecting ilaia I'm' the descriptions uf Uic. i.lining camps which have appeared iu this paper is thai local holders of claims ure very willing h, furnish informulion aboul I licit- nwti properties, bu; loath In do Ihesnoiefoii other claims with which limy are well acquainted, if every one claim holder in the districl is going simply in con-. sider his own private interests upd, nnl those of others as well tho chance nt Ihe progress nl ibis section will be small. Tlio government have it tuwnslte reserve nl the mouth of Bock creek, which lias been used so far by Chinese, lKie.ideveioi,edbvlbi',,e"'sb,.fi"di)Wlii,'s " *mll'M |lal''1'' NnW "K" the to a depth of ll'fteen feet ill solid „lv| thi'ougbrnail is lining cnnipmlcl Into apt ^^^^ and by open cross-outs, It lias an average wiillli of novel, feet and lies between two well-defliied irriiuije ami porphyry walls. SoveraJ i,.<,s nf nre lie on Ihi'i'iiiiup. Tlie Welliugion wnsulso located in the fall of '1)1 by tlieownersof the Key- Stone, a.i'.d lies Iii lbe licit 1 - of thai lend. II, has u vein from iil'teen inches in two feci iii width nf shipping lire, average assays of whicli give $311 Kettle river and lbe districl generally Is going ahead il would pny tlm Qov- Ol'liuieill "i'li In lunc it divided up Into respectable sized lots or acre blocks (nol llm usual B. C iJl.iw.aiicc of Iweiily-li'.c I'ci'tlnnil pul il no the market, TL" chance nf selling pro-, pertyitl i^b.ct' crock is scarcely likely in lie better i\uxl yi ar than this. We. believe lulu auctioned off on lbe spm Would bring.'! fail price, ll ought to pity the Government better In sell ihi.-. property at whal il will bring than tQ id il remain n Chinese ranch "v THE ADVANCE. GRAND FORKS STUART fc NORMS I'lioruiETOiis. Published 'reek, II. ('. okly ul Midway, Boundary «1 Subscription I'tkia Z2.ou per annum, payable it ndvanee, either yearly ur half-yciirh a tl)e ptiiui uf ilia subscriber, Advertising llatc) sent on amplication, Though ilie columns ul 'I'm: Advance are alwuya-ia|,iai for llu- diocUSHloil a)' l/iatlc-rs "!' public inti'i'iaat nml [mportance, ive Uu nol nee- t'l'ssiirily I'liitiir.-i' nny ui Hie opinions cxiire led, correspondence of a persona] nature Mill m : 'a published WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ID 1801. If the completion of the through road for Ihis distriet on Ihe British side is to have the effect of diverting trade In lb:.' north, the appointment of an additional customs officer to patrol jhe line lietwepn Grand Prairie ami Boundary creek will be a necessity, At the present lime lbe cust.ims offl- plttlsill tlio "list of ('lii.nl Prairie anil Osoyoos Uiui ipiiie enough lo do to attend to tho the duties of their office jo connection with merchandise, otci, coming in from the Slnl"s Ibnuigli Ihe passes in which their offices lire situated, .-nnl il iIii- stores recently erected north nf tin1 line are to be able to compete with those in the Stales whicli pave formerly hold the trade of Kettle river, their hiliTc.-its must be better pi'tileelcil than al present, Tlie I'm vincinl Government having now done its share in building a through trade route on Canadian territory there i.s no longer any excuse for lbe federal authorities not In follow .suit by providing the districl with a better mall service and by appointing an extra customs office)1, so as lo enable the freighting facilities afforded by the new road to be used for the diversion of trade from across lbe line to lbe benefit «f our own Province. ► • -< The completion of lbe through road lo Gi'unil Prairie reflects credit on the Government. A great deal of pressure from various sources was brought to bear on the executive tor this object, and it might naturally be supposed that without it the road work would not have boon re-conimenced this sea- 3110. We have, however, good reasons for staling Ihal, as soon as the authorities were officially Informed ns lo the condition of things when tlie appropriation was expended, there was no iiesitatiqn on their pint in ordering work to be resinned. ►■♦-. The prize list of fhe 0. & S. Agricultural Society reached our office by last week.a main It is, as hitherto, a good sample of the printer's art and a credit to tho job printing department of our contemporary tbe Vernon News. We advise our readers to read, mark and put it to practical use by sending any exhibits they possibly can lo the show. '■ Kn ARMSTRONG HAPPENINGS. (From our own correspondent.) Wo have just had Mr. Win. Brown, A. (I. K. A., of Ihe (', P. II.. pay \rio- ptrong'n fiylpg visit. His object Was to arrange freight rates on spuds, i understand, but have not heard that he has done anything. Verily great bodies move slowly and I bo world stands still to give them a chance to jnove, Mr. Brown ho.': jusl recovered from ii severe attack of fever,. We haic had fairly heavy ruins twice in lbe last few days. The smoke with which the atmosphere has been loaded for weeks has disappeared before the tiro conqueror, The grain crop, thu smallest yield per acre iu the memory of any of our settlers, has been harvested, and in some cases threshed and shipped. Great inroads are being made through the brush on Ihe rich bottom lands near Armstrong, adding lo Ihe profits of the rancher, the beauties of the landscape and, the general appearance of the surroundings of the town, There is a scheme on foot tn dig a large ditch from Otter lake to I'l. C. i'urgiH's ranch for Ihe purpose of more thoroughly draining the meadows in the vicinity. All here wish I lm scheme [ivory success, and think the promoters deserve great praise, The price of wheat at the mills here (Enderby nnil Vernon) is to lie $1(1 per Ion lliia year, What good has the 85,000 bonds granted In a (louring mill jit Vernon (Inner1 The prettiest littio fake of Ihedityis fhe petition nf "The Bi. linn." E, ,1, Trons.m against lbe return of Donald Graham lo represent Ihis riding in the local parliament and praying Hint lbe Hon. F, (l. Vernon retain Ills seat to again misrepresent the riding, Can- lion editor—do not permit a 'mis' print. One would think that a man ivould have sense enough to submit lo ii defeat with good grace where a second iind greater defeat is sure to follow, The new wagon road from Dog lake fo Kettle river is very materially affecting our markets here. Vernon is booming in consequence and the wily Captain Shopta has got "in on it" by putting a new boat ou Okaungaii lake. Call we not gund you down u ti carload of quills, Mia Editor? Wo are running short of almost all other Jtinds of produce, Your.';, Slick k Paring, ► t -. Mr, John Pcllijohnof Grand Prairie, via tried lust week before Mr, W. G ilcMyiinonaniiiforomtion laid by Mr Keith) y for carrying 'passengers without il licence, nml fined $6and costs, lin..... HOTEL KETTLE ls'l\'K\>, 11. ( \ Stages to Milieus, Wash., und Midway, II. C. Every Attention Given to Guests. ,1. I.. WISEMAN, Prop. NOTICE. To nil whom it may concern: TWICE NOTICK ilinl I, William Ilodgcs, I 1 pre-empror ni' claim No. I7:'ii, ahull ono | month from tlatoof this notJue apply to Loon* ard Morris, Kaquirc, Assistant Commissioner of l.iiinlsiiiul Workafor the Osoyoos Division »! Vale District, for permission i" record two hundred Inches of ivalor, tho samo to In: diverted from a crook passing through my claim ami known as Sand Creek. Tho said amounl of ivati r to 1 c taken from the creek at a poinl twenty tin in-, moro or loss, north-east tiiiin my north-en i corner post; tlio water (o be used for agriiuliuml purposes, The said water i<> he Lilian fur n term of niuoty-nino iiiii) years, nr bo Iuiikum ini said lands, or any pari thereof, shall he in llu- possession (if William [ledges, UU 1.' Irs nr assigns. Dated nl ICU'tlo Uivor, tIio27th day of August i .-i'l. Q J. Keiir. R. D. KEilR. KiCK'K' BI?OS„ BUTCHERS, MIDWAY ar.d E0UNDARY FALLS Meat dollvorod at Hod; Crook and all Iho Mining Camns. County Court Notice. 'Illirt l)f Villi; will SITTINGS of tho County ( lie luililoii us follows: Al Osoyooson Wednesday, 17tli October, ISM; At Midway nn Saturday, Zlltli October, 18111. i,t Uu- hour uf eleven, oyo'ek in tlio forenoon. lly Command, C.A, II. LA SI 111,V, It. C. C, QOVEUNMBNT OlTll'li, OSOYOOS, Will July, 1801. iff£~' COURTS OF ASSIZE. Table Showinpr the Dates and Places of Courts of Assize. Nisi Prlns. Oyer and Terminer and General Gaol Delivery for the year 1894. FILL ASSIGNS. Clinton 'illiurqday, 20th September Rlolillcld Monday, 21th Soptombor ICnuiloops Monday, 1st October Vornon Monday, stli October Ljltim Ki-iiluy. 121h Ootobor Now Westminster Ttiosday, 6th Novombor Vancouver Monday, 12th Novonibor Victoria Tuesday, 201 li Novomboi' Ntinalino Tuesday, -7ill Novombor NOTICE. TIIIv SPRING COURT OV ASSIZEat Vermin which wns postponed lo the 10th nl Soptombor, has hern fiu-lliei- udjoui'nod till Monday, thu 8th day nf October, ul II o'cluck ii.iu., on Vj'hieli (Into nil jurin-s und witnesses aro hotilted io attfiiul lly Order, l.KON'ARI) NORRIS, Due. Dist. REaiSTit.ui Supiikmk Court, H. C. COOPER MANUFACTURER Ol'' Harness and Saddlery *i£^SK£^£££^ ^eaSKKSata W, R. MEGAW, VERNON, B. C, erchant. A Carload ol' Waggons, Binders, Movers, Rakes and Drills just arrived. Cheap fpf Cash. Fill) Lines of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Clothing op Hand. Concord Harness and Stock Saddles Kept in Stock or Wade to Order. Oi-tloi-fj "Will JAecelvo Prompt .4L-fc-fcexa.-ti.oxi. W. £&. 3&e:S3G-.^"W A. G. FULLER S 11 mm, Barnard AVerwig, Vernorv, B. G. Midway Livery, Feed and Sale Stables. GOOD DOUBLE AND SINGLE DRIVING HORSES. Higs to Hock Creek, Penticton, Grant] Prairie, afarcus ui|(l all oilier points in Ilie Country, Parties desirous of seeing the mines should Give us a Cull. Heavy Teaming Promptly Attended To. RILEY & DONALD'S Agricultural Machinery Kept ir| Stock. CONKLE & DONALD, - MIDWAY, B. C. Golden Gate Hotel. FAIRVIEW, ]l P, F. R. KLINE, Proprietor. GOOD ACCOMMODATION - - GOOD STABLING Stopping Place for Stages to Penticton and Oro, Wash. GENOWAYS & McAVINEY Wholesale and Retail Dealers in and Growers of CHOICE NURSERY STOCK. AH Stock Grown Without Irrigation. All Trees Inspected Before Leaving the Nursery. S P O K A N E FALLS, P, O. Box 582. Washington. INGRAM & BUBER General Teamsters and Freighters, ROCK CREEK, B. C. Rates from Penticton to Damp McKinney, Rock Creek, Midway and Boundary Palls, two cents per pound for two tons or under. Marcus to Midway, tlie same rate. Marcus to Grand Prairie one cent per pound. Special Rates for Large Orders and Ore Contracts. VERNON HOTEL VERNON 11. 0. VERNON, B. (!. G. Arthur Rendell, General Merchant BOUNDARY FALLS, B.C. A Full Slock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, MINERS' SUPPLIES. ALL AT THE LOWEST PRICES. FOR SALE. l'Klal), OATS, MAY AMI POTATOES, Will lu: (tollvcroil al Okmiagaii Falls as soon ns new sliiiDiii]'riDiaiiii Dug Lake, J HUTCHESON, Veiinoh. FOR vSALE lfiO Acres of Land. All Meadow. BETWEEN Si'.'ljauiil Seventy Acres Clraral anil Drained, six mill's from Camp Mo- Kinney. Oni! .Mile from waggon road. Apply ADVANCE OFFICE, A First-Class House in Every Respect, Free Bus to all Trains Sealed Liquors a Specialty ONLY WHITE HELP EMPLOYED. I [AR RY McINTOSH. Pitui'misTon. ARMSTRONG HOTEL II, KKYES, Prop. flood Accommodation, Rest Liquors und Oiglirs. lurst-Cliiss Stabling, ARMSTRONG, B. C. pairdoiVs JMusic Store -OLD P08T OFFIOE- 409 Hastings Street, Vancouver. Pianos and Organs-Easy Terms Sheet Music, &c. Special attention given to Mall Oraoi:?, VICTORIA HOTEL VERNON, B. 0. McAuIey & Grant, PROPRIETORS. 1'IllsT-Cl.Asa IN liVEUY lOCSl'liCT. CIIAIIOKS MODBHATE Vernon Private College. VERNON, B. C,. F. Adkiejj Meyer, Pkujotal. SEND rat PROSPECTUS, BOUNDARY FALLS HOTEL. Centrally Located in tho Boundary Crook Mining Camps. BEST OF LIQUORS AND OIGARS, 0HAR8ES MODERATE. Mining Men Personally Conducted to Any of the Uiunps, or Horses Furnished. THOMAS. J. HARDY, PROP. HOCK CREEK HOTEL . . . MOUTH OF ROCK GREEK, II. Pittendirluli, Mg-x-. FuisT-Ci.AsB Accommodation ran Guests. GOOD STABLING iMTKxcollcnt Fishing on Kottlo Rlvor„fiUr X.TTHX XCXJUa GENERAL. STORE HOCK CREEK. Miners' SuppUoH, Also Chinese floods. T, ELLIOT, General Merchant, FAIRVIEW, B. C Keeps the Largest and Hest Assorted Slock of Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots & Shoes, &e, uuy place south of Vernon, and sells oil terms to suit the limes, Cheapest, Place lai buy for dash in the Okanagan Country, FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE ASSURED. . _.!LEi''U'J3 BAN ^MONTREAL CAPITAL (all paid up) $12,000,001), REST 6,000,000. SIR DONALD A. SMITH, Pros, HON. GEO, E, DRUMMOND, Vjce-Pres R S. OLOUSTON, General Manager s-A-VEiffo-s bbanoh, RATE OF INTEREST AT PRESENT 3| PISH CENT. BULLION AND GOLD DUST HANDLED, Branches in London, Eng,, New York and Chicago, and in all the principal cities ill Canada, Buy and Sell .Sterling Exchange and Cable Transfers. Grant commercial and I ravelling ereilifs.availalile in any pnrtof the world. Drafts Issued. Collections Made to all Points. BRANCHES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA : VANCOUVER - - NEW WESTMINSTER, VICTORIA .... NKLSON Yernon Branch : G. A. : Manager. Wulffsohn & B (LIMITED) BANKERS iVL § .*- $ Finaneial, Real Estate, Insurance k General Agts, BANKERS AND CORRESPONDENTS KOU Bank of British Columbia Agents for Sale of Lots on tlie Aberdeen and Lyons WULFFSOHN&BEWICKE, Ltd., Dock House, Billiter Street, London, England, VANCOUVER, B. C. and VlSRNON, B. C. JOHANN WULFFSOHN, Managing Director. Vernon Branch, G. A. Hankey, Manager, Tie Vernon Livery d'c* i'JES . ::,a. ,- , . WW' *|£i£ iiii Having taken over the stables of Gallagher k Stevenson, and thoroughly oyer, hauled and refitted the premises, I am prepared to meet the demands of (ho iiuhlic. I have on hand a eojiipletii stock of new rigs, (double anil single) foe public use, and also n good lot of wiill broken carriage and saddle horses. Tourists desiring to see the country would do well to call,. Single Drivers, Good Saddle Horses. Ladies' gentle double and single drivers and saddle horses. Horses boarded by the week or month (box stalls if desired). Horses broken to harness, mid horses and cattle sold dneoiiiuiissiovi. Dealer in hay mid grain, wholesale and retail. Corner Of nKfl.eisl.oxx axxcL TronBoi. BtreetH W. GARDNER, Proprietor. Opposite W. H. Mcgaw's Htoro, Post Olllco Jlux 187 Notk.-Tills stttlile will ho run struily (Iisi-cIuhk in every pi\rtieulm\ My, drivers aro all frcq aiidgenlledispiisition, and Hid most durable stock the Jiiarket can produce. Special attention to transient trade and to boarders. js. All kinds uf heavy teaming promptly attended to. HOP XiAOTiO JFOES, S^JE>ZS. —AT— OKANAGAN MISSION, B. 0. § XMx-a-t-QlEiEis Open Benoli. XCoradtsr ±ox- Ploiiglv PORTION IN CROP All Under Large Irrigation Ditch From Mission Creek. Cheapest ancl Best in the Market. :-: Also Choice Acre Blocks in Vernon :-: Address FORBES M. KERBY, C. E., OKANAGAN MISSION P. 0. NICHOLLES & RENOUF, L'td Ylotorln, 3CS. O. ABBICULTTIBAL MACHINERY, MILK AOKN'TS FOIt Brantford f Binders I) and fg Mowerss THE BES* IK THE MARKET, A Full Line of Waggons, Trucks, Ploughs, Harrows &o., &<j, WAUIOIIOUHE AT VBIiNON. P- X*. CosteivtoxL, ^LjgfeaoL-fc,,, r MB—tmtamm r\ GOLD « SILVER EXTRACTION Tke Gassel Qold Extracting Co., Ltd., j(Tlie McAptliur-Forpest Process) Jiave Experimental Works at VANCOUVER, and are prepared to treat samples of ore from 1 lb. to 2,000 lbs. by the Cyanide Process. No Roasting and no Smelting required. For Full Particulars apply ti the Company's Superintendent, W. PElXKW HARVEY, F.C.S., ASSAY (pFFICf, arlBSm VANCOUVER, B. C. CANN & CO., BPOKSELLERS, STATIONS And Healers In JVIUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, SEWING MACHINES, WALLPAPER, TOBACCOS, Etc., Etc ffecdlcs for All Makes of Sewing MiieUiiies Kept in Stock. Mail orders from the Lower Country $yill receive prompt attention. CANN & CO., yHBiiroii', 33. o. LOCAL ITEMS. 1/ir. Gilpin, customs officer, Grand Prairie, is in town. Messrs. Moore and Holt returned to jLoomiston on Saturday after visiting White's camp. Mr. J. Coryell, C. E„ passed through pn his way to Grand Prairie yesterday. jM>. F. Billings accompanied him. Ifr. F. Billings, of Cochrane k Hill- jngs, Vernon, has been spending a few days at Midway and taking many a >vily trout out of Kettle river. Mr. S. Martin has taken up a preemption of 1120 acres on Nicholson creek, about two and a half miles fiom ils month, Messrs. Schuster laid Green's new building is being used as a school jhotise. Mrs, McDonald, the teacher, feports an average attendance of fourteen. Mr. Mackay Ingram, of Ingram k JBaboc, hauled out the Boundary creek ore exhibit on Monday. Mr. Ingram is taking it up to Penticton without .charge. Mr. Kniilh and family,, who were eainpjng by tbe river, left, on Monday jfortheNez Porces reservation, where they hope to secure one of the first homesteads. Mr. L. Norris returned north on Saturday, after making final arrange? inents for the completion of the fhrough road to Grand Prairie and pther official business. Messrs. 3'. Boss and John Douglas passed through on their way to Rock preek yesterday, returning to-day. Mr. Douglas will visit Camp McKinney within a week, where he has large in- fevests. Mr. C, J, Lundy, wuo lately paid Midiyay a visit, has purchased an inter; est in the Boundary creek hotel and will shortly return. The latter will undergo extensive improvements and alterations. The teams whicli hauled out the D. A. pre returned yesterday with goods for Messrs. McNichol k Rice's store. They met with a number of mishaps, break ^owns, etc., on their return trip. Mr. fficp accompanjpd them, ■d up. DISTRICT NOTES. Mr. I). J{. Carinichael, of Fairview, js on a business trip to Conconully. Camp McKinney is at last connected by wagon road with the outside world. Mrs,, C. de B, Green am) family are residing on Mr. Green's pre-emption pn Osoyoos lake. The stainpinill at Fairview started prushing again last Fiiday, the ore poming from the main vein on the prown Bear. A pleasant i|aui:i; took place last Saturday at Mr. Hardy's hotel. Boundary falls, at which over fifteen couple were present;,, The ten stamp mill lately put up on p. K. mine, Trail creek, is said to be working well, but under difficulties, as water is scarce, Mr. Scott, of the Hamilton Powder company, and jilr. ,1. A. Russell, barrister of Vancouver, paid Fairview a yisit last week, Mr. Austin Corbin, junior, son of the President of the S. F. k N. It, ll„ and a party of friends are expc.ul.oi] in today, when Mi'. Scott, McOrtie wjll guide Uieni to the happy hunting grounds t]P Boundary creek. Their Intention ^!a§ to have gone up the north fork. but the trails arc toil Imilly They are after eai'iboi,', Sonic twenty odd men are at work on tbe Rush and Oro mines lately sold by Judge Barney uf Loomiston, Mia It. Ochsner, uf the Vernon brewery, is reported to havo made an assign- inept to Messrs, Wtilffsohn k Bewicke. Mr. Coryell, 0. E„ is engaged to survey twenty-two pre-emptions in Trinity valley next month. This is the new settlement lying between Mahle lake .■did Deep creek. A mining expert visited the Copper camp last, week, going in by way of lbe old Ingram trail. His name not having transpired lie may be termed tlie "wise man from lbe west." Let him go at that. The site for the bridge at Ingrain's, which was washed out by the Homl last summer, has been located by Mr, .1. A, Coryell, ('. R, on exactly the old place, It, will, however, be built much higher than the old structure, John .liirrett, who murdered a man called " Humpy" at Palmer lake not long since and was in tho county jail at Conconully, committed .suicide by hanging himself from lbe ceiling of bis cell with his pocket handkerchief, Mr. J. Lynch's claim, tho Maple Leaf, Camp .McKinney, has been surveyed and a crown grant will be taken out for il. All the claims on tbe original main lend, which may be termeil tbe Cariboo group, aro now, therefore, patented, Mr, 0, A. it. Lanibly, gold commissioner for the district, left last Friday for Enderby, having received a special message that his mother, .Mrs. Lanibly, was very dangerously ill, and no hopes were entertained of her recovery, Mr. Lamlily has the sympathy of all who know hjni. The horse seized by Sheriff J, S. McDonald of Okapttgau county, claimed by Less Woodworth (now in jail at Osoyoos) which was to have been sold by sheriff's sale, and which either broke loose or was stolen, was found by Mr, McDonald in an old stable on Mr. McBride's ranch and taken back across the line. Mr, J. S. Ciute, customs Inspector, Nejv Westminster, i.s expected shortly at Grand Prairie, when the advisability of appointing a mounted officer to patiol the line between Fourth of July creek and Midway will be brought to his not'ee. Mr. Clute, when on bis way in recently, was taken ill at North- port and liad to return to New Westminster. Professor Ii. H. Ijlivon of Loomiston, is patenting hjs new leaching process for the handling of refractory gold ores. The solvent, employed by Mr. Bliven in this process does not cost more than a good article of cyanide of potassium, ami either of several pre- cipitants can be used at a nominal cost. So far, very close to I lie assay value of the ores has been obtained, Mr. Bliven has a small experimental plant working in his laboratory at Loomiston, the results being highly satisfactory, JJr. W. Bullock-Webster has been appointed quarantine officer for fruit trees and nursery stock coming into the province by way of Osoyoos, by the Horticultural Board. All trees, etc., now ordered from the States will have to be inspected by him at that point. The appointment was a good and necessary one. The fees payable for inspection are $2 for each shipment or invoice up to the value of $2"), and an additional dollar for each $5 of value or fraction thereof. Such fees are payable by the owner or agent of such stock or plants before the cei'titt cate of inspection can be granted, Mr. Charles Schepuster of Hie Trt une mine, Golden, recently inai]o two small rims of sorted ore out of the lower tunnel, which ran $18 to the ton The same ore did not previously mill higher than $3 or $1, He calculates that in the former runs made the stamps were made to drop too quickly, keeping the water in the batteries too much agitated, and that loo much water was used, The gold in the ore is a very fine leaf gold and Mr, Schep- t|ste,r calculates bu can save it by handling the mill rightly. The plant, however, has no I'm vanners, and tbe property is tied up, so that it is unlikely that the mine will be worked Ibis season. The two gangs of men completing the Kettle river through road are doing good work and and it will be lln- Ished this season after all- -probably within six or seven weeks-.-and as a wagon road, nut merely a sleigh road. Mr. Louis Chrisliei) has charge of the gang working from Camp McKinney tn the mouth of Hock creek, and Mr, Molnnis of that on the Boundary mountain section, There are about twenty-five men lu each, and the foremen could not possibly have been bettor picked. Mr. Clirislieii is working from Camp McKinney east ou lbe route located and decided upon by Mr, L. Norris when lately down in this section, and Mr, illclnnis from Grand Prairie west. The prompt action taken by the Government in this matter has earned thorn not a few friends, Mr. C. do Ji. Green. 0, K, passed through Midway qn Monday en route to the norlli fork of Kettle river, having received instruction^ from the hinds and works department to make a report nn tlml, district and tbe coun- r*rrr.— a. ' "".i ,.<»..>.w,iau.„■?■"-*" try up Hie i'la.in stream above Rock creel:, with a piew to ascertaining what amount of land is available for settlement and their general re lources, There is small chance oi tho Goverri- heing disappointed when Mr, Green's report conies in, ;k all acquainted with these districts invariably assert that there i.s room for large settlements when they become opened up, more es- pecially up Ihe north fork, where the old time prospectors state a hundred families could obtain good locations, Mr. Green has taken une of the men who arc beat acquainted with the section will) him—Mr, Liml. There is Iiii lo doubt, (hat the Government will see lit to have the north fork and main stream districts surveyed oil next, spring and less doubt sliil that it will pay then) well to do so, as the experience has invariably been the same that when really good sections of the Province have been surveyed, the preemption fees, tax money, etc, have more than covered the cosl of original surveys, as instanced In Fire valley, If the government exercised Its borrowing powers mora largely for obtaining money for those surveys, which show up the natural resources of tho province, few men would be found (in the interior at least) who would oppose such a policy, EPIGRAMS OK HISTORY, VBKXOS NOTES. (Froni ..in- own correspondent.) The lung looked for rain bath come and rlcai'cd away the smoke and dust, i-ijahling us to breath more freely and preventing fuiflier loss from Ores, The sbuotisl is now able to go over (In! hills jvithopt getting lost and judging from the number of shots we hear in the distance the chicken must be gelling pretty scarce. A deputation of our small parliament, headed by the mayor, ascended Deep creek gulch on Friday looking for pure water. After a-'rough trip and a great, ileal of pulling they reached the canyon, but no water to speak of, at least, nol enough for thirsty Vernon, (don't wish, it to be understood that we all drink water, because some of us inijf jt to prevent any injurious effects from Long lake water. I don't know what the council arc going to do about water works. As a body they feel t)inl tbe city is not in a position to spend $76,000 to bring Long lake water here, even if it would carry, which is doubtful, as a uqmbor of us are of the opinion that, notwithstanding the report of lbe analyst, the water Is unfit for domestic purposes, The mistake we made in tho mill bonus makes us a littio careful, and I think the next lime the ratepayers give money to any enterprise they will naturally want to know a little moro about it. Mr. Mclnlyre, of the Columbia Milling Co., was here last week and secured most, of the grain in this vicinity,, so if our mill is run on the agreement entered into with the corporation wheal will have to be brought from Manitoba. Nothing has hern lately hoard re Tronson'8 protest, Mr, Graham has not boon served and the hearing is sol down for the Slh of October, The next move is anxiously awaited. W. F, Camel on w;is married to Mrs. Dewdney op the 20th of August at Gleichen, The happy couple are expected home about the loth. The lacing fever is just commencing, and we may expect to hear of nothing but records, marks and tho usual horse talk before the races come oil'. III, ► «-. OSOYOOS NQTES, flfroni our oivn correspondent.) A sitting of the County Court was held at Osoyoos ill) Wednesday, lbe 12lh hist., before His Honor Judge Spiuks. The cases were; Gillespie vs. O'Neal, judgment, for plaintiff! Hay- ward vs. Sidley, judgment for iloli'iiil- unf; Kline vs. Stewart, settled out. of court. Mr. Billings represented the Bar. Less Woodworth has once raorogol Into trouble, being unable to resist the attraction of riding around British Columbia armed with a loaded revolver. In pleading guilty lie said he carried il in case lbe Indians gave hhn .any trouble, He was arrested at Osoyoos on Monday the 10th insl., and sentenced by Judge Spiuks, silling as a stipendiary magistrate, to une month's hard labor in the Osoyoos lockup. ►«.. White's Ciiiiip. Tlio deal negotiated by Mr, 0, ('. Sands having gone through, the St, Liiwreni'onnd a two-third Interest in the Jack of Spades, in While's camp, have passed Into the hands of Mr, Ross of Spokane and associates, who call themselves Ihe Gold Hill .Milling ami Mining Company. The new owners have already live men eiii|i'oyed and will Increase tholr force to ten or twolvo ihis week. The first development on the til. Lawrence will consist iu running a tunnel from the bottom of lbe present shaft near the south ledge to tap tho north lead. This tunnel will follow up the riil) ul linger which is supposed to connect the twq veins, and there is ovpry probability of a rich strike being made when the north ledge is struck at a depth of about 120 loot, Should .such bo tho case a mill will he brought in to work tho nre, Mr. White is doing assessment, on the Number Four. Mr, Douglas has throe men employed sinking on the Mabel. Mr. Attwood has, we are glad to stale, sufficiently recovered to be able lo get around again, A party of ladies from Mldwav, piloted by Mr. T. McAuley, visited the camp last week and were shown over the mines by Mr, While iuul Mr. Douglas, Tho Leisure Hour offered prizes for trim savings ooaneoted with historical oventa. The editor awards the lirst anil Becond pri/.i's, liotli of which uro wen by women. ! ^ 11 FALLS jENDERBY HOTEL ,11. \V. WRIGHT, I'll!)!-, KXDFRBY, Ii, C. :-. Ho says; "A careful »'ioh> proves j MOTTOEM V h TI WAV beyond nil doubt tliot tho most popular in- j.', {nil iiujjtiit H/'.i.J »" i'i i flta'ici's of wise suyiuga oouueoted with Ida- j tory are tli'' following: QX"nZZ^ 'rU8t'" Nata&FdrtShaj.paNRaSiway "Cardinal IVolnoy i dying words—'Had I but served my God iw diligently osl have | ALL RAIL TO NELSON, B. C. served my kin;.', hn would have not lnivo given me over in my gray hairs/ '■ . . .. "Latimer to Bidloy ot the Btnke=-'We jOOty enTOligf! ;0 .....',..' shall this diy light such a caiidle, by fiod's : KSISiO) I'.OS'.:,;'.;:;;' Lake grace, In England uu, 1 ti'U'it, shall never be ; an(j| gj ,,-..-,.. j ■.: put out.' "Sir Robert Walpole, in tlio declaration of tlm war with Spain— "1'hoy niny rlno TIiMIIffll Tl'iir" HftPli.Wfiflkll/ their belle now, but they will soon be W<«8tt lll'ilw W1 " mh wringing their hands.' "Nelson's-Eugbiudexpeots .every man Dllj|y ,.,„.„, Sunday, between Spo- toil') Ins duty. " "Wolfo at the Heights of Abraham, re '■ l:ane and alareiis, peatlug die stanzas of Gray'sElogy—'I had 7:03 a.m, Lv SI'OKANH Vr, :,:'■'■' p.m. rather bo tho author of that poem than take j V1"'1;™'' , , , ' On Wednesdays and Saturdays Irnlns will "Sir Walter Hnlolgn nt h;a osiicotluii— rim thmugli I - -.,■!-ai. nn-lvim; nl ,i:!U p.m., 'What mutter how the hood lie. so that thu md Ingclusoi uuiou with tlio leiiiuorNol- heart lm rii/htl"1 •'":i'"' '"-"'l" ■' all la!,' i. aa. ni'f vlnis ill IH.U11 1)0 ll„'lltl ,,,,.,, |(| ,.„, , , ,, „,;.,,,., , —~- '—-— -■■::'.■:• ,vill [oavi! lutiu [iiiinU llllll Ni'iiiiili nil WOMEN AS A WOMAN SEES THEM. "'."/, ' "ilayH, itrrlvliii! ttl e>| - ■ ;'.:,.,'■"■"...' Mnj :' iu ciijj r fur Trail Vanity is woman's conscience, ' . r, li ■ lukcnnil A woman's day should begin at night, IffiX'! ' ftjffij: Whoro tli oro is n will thero \* a woiDA!), ,: ■."• nM a.m, i itin t'liti ■ r \ :;ii if yon wont to know a woman, marry /";:',".„ , Z . • 1','n,"', ! .\''{ Iiei'. : five 111 BjH ...il. ■ \\W':i nro very good to out, but very Itoi^-w lur Kcitlo lllvur nnil HiniiHlarj ,,.,., ' b ' ■ 11 ix'uli uciniccl ;i; Man ■.■ vvllli b itfinm Mod- paU to UlfftiBt. i .1."- 'I'. in..,, mi i.... i ii... Live*;' i ■: nu l ii . iii ';' ■ ■ For (oiumej'elal 'ii ivellw . [fiiiiUni ;. ', '■. ■' 'i "' Miw 1) rougli !'.. !, !' I.- ( ■-'■: ; '■,(■: ;.i ■ I lol-WJl'ti?. till 11 ...: I'':. |.l ll ttj '■' HjTl'Ht • Many women can make ovory homo bflpjjy but thafr own. A wotuau'B lovo ia liowiliLiring, till you got it, then it iu embarroBsiu, A woiiiaii ia Btiongest whon she ia vpak* est; a man is weakest whon he Ib (strongest. Toll a child that ho ia good, a man th i ho ia groat aud a woman that tdiuia btauli- fui. Women are always wishing tlmt men were true; men are always wishing that women wore now. A woman generally makes the worst of a guml huBbaudl a man generally inuki-a tho best of ii had wife, Any man with a heart in attracted towards those who suffer; any woman who hflB a heart is attracted toward those who prosper. days, Tuesdays, Thursdays and bVUUvys ttUglMf n THE nr ANTIQUITIES. Egyptian monunientd represent hats in nearly the shape of the Mexionn Bombrtro. It is estimated that ono of the largest stones in the pyramids woiglm fully e glity* eight tons. Tho "rook cork" mentioned by Pliny and other undent writers is thought to have been asbestos, In an old Indian burying*ground in St. Simon, (la., the remains of a wanior over eight feet long were excavated recently, A prehistoric human akitll ftitind ;u An- niston, Ala,, in 1890, meaMird 84inoiit'a iu eiivumfereueo just above the cars. Petrified horse tracks aro niuoug tlie ouriositiea attributed to Missouri, Tin-y are B'lid to bo f- und iu thu bolttim of a orei-k iu Jtay county, Officials of the Smithsonian inslitn!i' have iliijcovered evidence which lead llu i.; to believe that the mound-builders weie the progenitor:! of thu modern lndiat's. Pliny Havu that bricks and tiles so light as tu swim in water were made iu Italy, Spain and Greece, Tbo peculiar art o; this manufacture wns recently discovered by an Italian gentleman. FLOWER AND TREE. Tulips are indigenous to south Europe. The bos elder is piobably tho best of the quick growing treea. The wallflower in floral language signifies fidelity and misfortune, A brier rose, thou, li uol desirable for its flowers, which are single, spronds fragrance all around through its foliage, Sweet brier ia mieuf the must delightfnl of common plants with which to deoorat Bitting I'uouiB, for its fragrance, though Very sweet, ispletuant, A Texaa plant, with a grayish green leaf, [ resembling th« left foot of an ox, Ib known in the Lone Star and adjoing Stated as the ''Devil's Cattle." The largest tree in the world lie^ broken and petrified at tho end of a defile iu north western Nevada. Tne tree measures Oju' feet in length aud 00 iu diameter at thu butt. Zinnias make a great show fur very little jnoney, though tlioy aro rather coarse com- naied to more tender plants, They are in bloom all summer if tho faded biodsoma ore picked off. THE CHINESE WAY. Tho men woar skirts aud tho women trousers. The men wear their hair long aud the Women wear it short, Tho men carry on dressmaking nnd the women carry burdens, They begin dinner with dessert and end with soup and fish, Note first that the Chinese compass points to the south instead of to the uortb, They launch their vessels isidowayaaml mount their horses from tho off side. lJooks are read backward, mid what we call foot notes are inserted ut tup of the page. They Blinks their own lunula instead of tho hands ot those limy wonld greet. The surname comes first Instead of last. The Hjokeu language of China ia not written and tho written language Is not spoken. The Chinese dress ia white at funerals and iu mourning at weddings while old Women always servo as bridesmaids. THE NATURALIST- Tho blowingvlper, when brought to bay, makes a pretence of committing suicide, At the end of each hair of a cat's whisk- I prs ia n bulb of nervous BUbstailOS which j converts tlie hairs into exceedingly dolicato I feelers. ! Tlm average whale is from fifty to sixty- five feet in length and thirty-five feet in circumt'orei.ce, The jawbones are twenty . to tweuty-fivo feet long, and a tongue haa , been known to yield almost a Urn of oil. I Almost overy kind of an animal tueeina to have what may be called a weather instinct, The approach of rain is indicated In tho flight of pTunos nnd swallows, b> tho cries of waterfowl, by tbo actions of i cows and pigs, The flying dragon of tho Indian arohi- peligo (.viu suspend itsolf in the air foi fully thirty Bcconds, Some naturalists an- Bert that it can leap, with the aid of its ball;!;'' im inbrane between its forelegs and jtei.d, ft distance of sixty feet, h&>2ZJ^737L,Jk PACIFIC JKAIJLWA Sl Tiie Quickest and Cheapest Routo to all PoinU in the East and Pacific Coast. *rmzm abeheeen luives Ponticton ovary Tuesday, Thursday and Sal unlay morning, oonneoling with tniina tor East and West. Boforo lulling any other ljno write to H, S, SCADOING, Agent, PonUotoii, tor nates, Tlmo, &o„ or to GEO. Ml. BROWN, aglS-lf Iia"!', I'.ms, A(i|::."r, VANCOUVER, NOTICE. IFi'AXK GOME, If'rco Miner, and part > owner in the Jack of Spades mineral :, si'.isatee n t"> \\> b camp, Houiul: \- Mountain, in the ICettlo Rtvor recording ilis- ■i'1..' '--i i;'-i { iluuii:'' here: j ^.vo nzlix that I will nol ho responsible fur any money cxp nd- ed mi said claim beyond my share of actual l.;gnl assessment oxpoiiKcB, as reijuircd by Ji mining laws of tho Province, PRANK GOME, "NOTICE. m the Matter of Richard Thompson, Deceased, Intestate. Tlio onc-olglith (1-8) Intorest nf Ihe nhovo ilci'.'ii.ai'il in iin- ".lliiiliia- hodo" iiiiiifi'iil claim, sltiutto in llio naulirood C'lim,), 111 IhoKoltlo Htvoi' Uliilnv Division, will lie soli] by tcn'doi'. Ti:,i:k',s i.'ill bo ii'i'i'ivi'il by Iho iiiiifoifllgiied ill his uillco, Osoyoos, i',i lu and hiclusivool lliu 2illiiliiyofUoii)ber, ISlll. 0, A. II. LAMBLY, '-'l-l! Clulil Coiniiiisssoner. qilber'i s Resort, ":;a\ai;.'X LANDING, HUHTIHft, KSHI1I6, E3ATIE Ti;«m(ul ciii.v f'oM>i)UT.\iw.i':. ! in clasi LIQUORS .■■:■'. CIGAJRS, GRAND PRAIRIE *'"i.' CT*^ 'i.-- ". QllANl) !';' ' II IE, KI tlond M ml Lipi's and iligtrs In the Matter of Richard Thompson, Deceased, Intestate, NOTICE Is hereby givon thai by virtue nf the pn'.v.i.i vested iu mo under suction lis of tlie "Almoral (Vet, ISill," and auioiid- mems, 1 will adndnli ti rand wind up the estate of llichnrd Tlioiniison, laic of Ilouiidnry Creek, i'i :,: ■■{; 1 iv ;- --.J;-1 -■:. Um ■ \\QV. ^ lie [i» tilct, Ii.l'.. free nil.icr, now ilcenn'od, lull l-ite, an " peiwrnw indc'uttid to lbe ■ ii.ite nf the said tl -< i1 pre' Kiw sled t" pay the lunoimt of tholr hi 'birriiicss tn me, at O.soyoo^fuilh- witluandai] norsousliuvlngany claim ngainsl iho estate of the wild deceased are hereby re- ijuested |ofo v iivJ the sumo to meat my otllce, (i oyoos, tlulj i.uthoutlcatcd, on o\- boforo the iTtlidayofOctiboi', 1891. A: id' wliti li 'iiii' I v, ill proceed to distribute He,' iHOta |lf tli y)of tho Kiiil e-iaie among the pai'ilcs entitled thereto, liavbig togurd on v to [•v. ;: -nisof w' i-ii iicUcobI; :A Lhen :;ivii ocen ItTliVlll. CA.U, I.AMIil.V, 21-1 Gold Commissioner. in the Ccunty Court of Yule, Holden fit Osoyoos. ToA. D.MILLER, of Fairview.BC., Blacksn ith :— HTAKB NOTICE that a plaint hiw Lean on- A toroii und a summons bcon Issued wains! ogainnl you In Iho above Cour In Tliomas Elliott, of Falrvipw, movclmiiLfov tlio au'm of $58,01 tax (jootls sold and dcllvorefl and fur lilonoyufumuicttl to you by way uf loan, and i'ii oi'tiorlios boon made tliai tlio posting un on (he outer door of your last known placoof biifl- of ihe Iltitrv of inch plaint and In 3EE O "Z* ZSS 3L QHAN1) ,,;.' t:■': . ICE'I , u; ItlVKH, tie id iStock n\' , . . GdoiI Stabling, fill'.;." IlKASONADLE, McLaren bros., proprietors, BLACKSMITH SIIOl' IN CONNKC'l'lON Singes Lonvi 01 a; Monday and VVednosday for ilni'cus, Yt'Mi, _ Ii. iiii 'As tti:£, ~~ General Blacksmith, MIDWAY, B.C. All Kinds nf Work Exooulod to the Satlj faction of Customers, C. F. COSTERTON VEItNON, B, C, —ja.Eron-11; jj-cil- . Estates of Q. G, Mackay & Co. Aiiglo-Coliniilii?:i Co., Jj'td Vorkshji't! Gliiii'iiiitco and Sucui'itic^ ('iii'piii'iii inn, Acholics & Rei)onf, I/td. Sun Life Assurance Co, of Canada, Tlm Royal Instimnco Co. of Nmili ,\i)ii'i'ii'ii. London k Lanciisjijrp Fire Iusui'iince Co. London Gunrniitee k Accident Jnsii}'. (IIK'!' {'<), General Roal Estate & Finaneial Agt, NOTARY I'l'III.IC, A. D. W0KGAN. Portrait & Landscape PLotagraphei* VKKNllX. 11. C. VIEWS OK THE UliTRICT !'0R SALE. "martin brosT^ :,]■;. niNii Mm'.-T: Koit fSSpfifl 'a uj DtiUvCj Tin- ware, Faints, Oils oni] (Hill in ens 12. CS-. E,Iaai3t-t3.».s,-SxtimnL'si STAGE LINE, Osnyoiis, Rock Crook, Boundary Creek; au'l Graiitl Pi'iiii'ic Oarcylng Passengi rs and Express, liiilM: \VKST LouvoB Qraml Hrnlrio (North Fork, via Hi) Uron's) mi Woilnesilay morning, arriving Osoyoos Tluu'sdaj' i ia iaa;a Leaves Osoyoos I'rldnj morninu, arriving At Grmiill'mirio .Saturday ovoniiig, FOR SALE, Good Walerhous Champion SbingldMaehiiie I'ajia.'iiy, 2t),00fi per day. Solf-Fi'odor, witli Juinler and Packep complete, Tonus reasonable, Aiiplj \;:i'ANi'i:(ii''i ii'iiu,' MARK HILL, Okanagan P.O. ill . - . i[ 1;..4 'V ,. <"i ^. i'i, ,7*-r NOTICE. NOTICK [8 HEREBY GIVEN tlml the u». dorinenlioneilrosjjccUvo mounts will ba i-.,;!',1:!:,-"n''' "■'',''',',' ''!,•"•„•■';'1';. ;■ :l'li'liisi'i'""! f"''iii"''"'"'"f"'!'''>■ i»»"i'«, 1 ,,,. i'i; :!■:;, 'l %,'S o ll! yolUreoyote kill.,! In n=«-i.l.'.l nlsirW ,,f I ... umons „;,„„, ,„„iil',-,:.i:".i!l'sl,:,'ll.,'„i: l^'"";'';l"", / i:\:;Vi7,.^,\l^,,\-'-V;.d iSV n"[-llU*! „„),, I,. ,, ,■] !,, ,iik 'ii'i inn ns f iii'isnii'i l oacfl HuH SUCll llllima ',.,li luheil in il Mine. ^.,iV,ll!\?,^lLASn.l!!i ' ! moot, and that tlio lung (va^ produced to mid hiiini . v^char] ui en olt'dcLod, Ami further lako notice tlmt if you do not appear to I lie s.dd plninl within leu days after the puiini. i 'ii 11! this notico by tllluga illapufo note wi.ii mo, cs Uoglstrar nf tills Umiri, m ■' nyona, !i. ('.. judgment may bo outorcu ugaillRl J'OU as i,ti ilel'anll uf nppearain'e, Datod at Osoyoos, D, ('.. Sontotubor 13th, ism. CA.U, LAMBLY, U.C.C, Coolirano & Btlllum, Plaintiira Bollellors, Vw»opt, ilr.-il'nyi'ii liy llllll, miiiu'.lyi lAi'' vtati panther, sovon dollars and liflv cents (§7.60). b'or oadnvnlf two dollars (S2.00J, For ouch coyoto one ilulliir f$LO0). Ih- Cojiuimnd, ' JAJiKS l:.\Ki;ii, Provincial Soorotnry^ Provincial Hccvctary'oOfllco, Viiini'i:!, /\uguc! ■."Ji,.',!:'!. ^!-| S. ▲ ' Till' COLVILLE RESERVE. /flic Act Under WliicliPnrt of tho Territory Will bo Oponcd for ScttlcniQllI Though the" Colville Ri sarvi lu.u is nn the other side of tho linej the effect of it lieing thrown open ivill have sticli an euormons influence on the develop- ineul of the southern Okaiuigiiti and Kettle rivi t districts in our I'rovm.e that lyo'helieve that anyfliing of lib- portatice relating to this mattei'will lip of Interest tn our readers, 1 Received liy the President Jupo :>0, 1892. [Note ;:v thi i': \ ' iitment it State. -Tho following \al having '.Iran pre ieilti il ! ■ lia' Prosidenl of tin' 'United States for Lia Approval, and •nil having • - •■■ returned by him to ihe Houso nf ('(ingress, in which it originated within Ihe time prescribed liy tin constitution "I ilie ITnlteil Stair, hi-, become a lav,' ivilhotll hia ■ ;■.', lill.| .'ui \i ! io provide for llioi polling of All such alliillmenls shall he made at Ihe cosl nl the Initial Stales, ooiler such rules and regulations as lbe Secretary nf the interior may from lime in linn prescribe, Such selections shall |ji ma ih'six nn ml lis after lbe dale of the president's proelaiiiittion opening tlie lu'nils to settlement and entry, all'1 after the same have been surveyed, anil when such allotments have been selected as aforesaid and approved by the Secretary of Ihe interior, tiie titles thereto shall he held in trust for tlie henelil uf Ihe allottees, respectively, and afterwards conveyed in fee simple In the allottees or theii1 heirs, as provided in ihe Act nf Congress'entitled "Anncl In provide I'm' the allotment of laud in severally to Indlauson the various reservations, and I" extend Ih" protection of the law's nf Ilie United Slates and territories over the Indians, and for other purposes," approved February eighth; eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, una iiri ;,el in amend- merit ami ■ xt, ii .iin thereof approved Febi'impy twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred and iiinly-one entitled "An Act wtzsa**.] -J,!*., '--^-riM-ista*-^ jS-OXIffG:- SOT7TH will leave Penticton 7 a. m. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday arriving at Fairview 1 p.m., and pro, Washington, the sanii' l: Riling will leave .Oro, Washington, 7 a. 111., Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, reaching Fairyiew at 11 a. m., connecting with SS Aberdeen and S. & 0. and C. P. Railways. Aaron Johnson, Prop. ■1 purl of ihe Colville IJesni'vutloii In j to auiciiaaud furt|ier extend the bene. lits nf tin, ai'i approved February eighth, eighteen hundred and eighty ■li" Stute nl '.'. ashington, nnd I'm' it her piirpu lea, ' lie il enacted hy Ihe Senato and seven, entitled 'an Act In provide House nl Represt ntatives i ' the I'niliil States of America in t-oiigress esscinbled, for ihe ailiiliiienl, uf land in severalty to Indians on Ihe various reservations, ami In extend lbe pro- Tliiil.siilijeeltol.lt resri'vutions nnd 1 teetion nf the laws of the United allotment uf lam!-: in severally In Ihe ! Status over Ihe Indians, and for other Indians of the L'plv|llo Reservation in purposes,'" Provided, that such allot- ST VERNON, B.C. 0PP0S1XBI TO RAILWAY DEPOT, XX. C. 7XX XT X. X. B XSL, Proprlotlir. the Sti|l ',; V, ashiligliiii lien by pro •ideii fur. all the following described true! iir portion of said l.'olville reservation', liainely : I'i ginning at a point mi the eastern boundary llpe of the Colvillii Indian reservation where the township line between lownships thirty-four and thirty-five norlli, nf hinge thirty-seven east, nf Ihe Wil- laiiietl liieridiilll, if exleiideii wesl, ivoiild intorsecl the siiino, said point being in the middle uf the channel of 'ihe Col ii ii i bia river, and running I Ii.-uee lvi)i:t-parall lv.ithlhe forty-ninth par- ';!!. I '(' latitude in ihe western boundary lliiis <i| tlio said Colville reservation In the Okanagan river, thence north led lands shall he subject to Ihe laws nf eminent domain in the State of Washington, and shall, v, hen conveyed in fee simple In lbe allottees or their heirs, lie Sllhjccl In taxation as oilier property in said Slate. Sue"). That all Indians residing in the hinds hereby vacated and restored shall have the fight, if they so prefer, under Ihe (lirei'tiun of fhe Indian agent, to occupy and reside upon such portions uf the Colville Indian reservation nnl burin vacated as lire nut occupied by ur in possession of any other Indian or Indians, Ski:. (I. That the laud used and occupied for school purposes ut what i.- IS AND CIGARS, GOOD STABLING. TERMS - FROM $1.00 - PER - DAY . UPWARDS. c^iZfir^iS^i^ECSiir'-r■-•*--,-±.;a r* --■*;« ri *!!■.'-V;rt: yjS.I^S Un.KWJ'Uj W„ J. ARMSTRONG VERUiOW, 33.0. P. O. Eojt,127 HARDWARE, TIN AND STOVMAi jj Stoves, Ranges and Heaters of all Kinds Agricultural Machinery, IS c V -0 0 0 is ISl ISt 0 V ill ISl e c 0 oi c ~> T) H a a 0 n u 01 ^ ^j u u n 3 V _J t* a K" (li u K* 0 1- c 0 < ft pj A tn ►— w rt 5' Ul 0 -ti <! 0 V tt 0 id rt M 9' 3 <ii S.Crq IS. <? w ui p> •7 W 3 rt pi- g, IS, tl. p 3 si K H 0 0 '/■ 0 9 r> 0 "1 pi 0 Rilles and Shot Guns, force and Lift Pumps. Iron Piping, '" 5: C3rexi.ex*a,l •JoTbTbim-g; Shop ±x% W.J.ARMSTRONG, following the said western boundary known as Tonasket school, on Bowl ine to the said forty-ninth parallel of latitude, thence cast along tin.! said forty-ninth parallel of latitude to the north-oast corner uf the said Colville Indian reservation, thence south following Ihe eastern boundary of said ';(.-(" va.liun I,, Ihe place of beginning, vloiit'itiriiiig by estimate one million live hundred thousand acres, the same being a purl inn uf the Colville Indian reservation created ly executive order dated July second, eighteen hundred and seventy-two, la', and is hereby, vacated and restored to the, public domain, notwithstanding any executive order or 'other proceedings whereby the same was set aside as a reservation fur any Indiana or hands of Indians, uul ihe same shall he open lb settlement and entry hy Ihe proclamation [if the Presideiil of tlio I'ml.ai States •tnd s!,r,.l he disposed uf under the general laws applicable to the disposition of public lands in the Stale of Wash jngfon, ' SKr. 2. That Ihe net proceeds arising from the sale and disposition of the lands to be so opened lu entry ami settlement shall be set apart in the Treasury of the United Slaies fur the time being, bul. subject tu such I'ulure'up- lirnprialinn for public Use as Congress part creek, and the sile of the sawmill, gristmill and other mill property 011 said reservation, is hereby reserved from the operation of this act, unless other lauds are .selected in lieu thereof, Provided, thai such reserved lands shall not exceed iu the aggregation Iwo sections, and must be selected in the legal subdivisions conformably to the public surveys, such selections to lie made by the Indian agent of the Colville agency, under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior and subject to his approval, Provided, however, that said Indians may, in lieu of said sites or either of thelii, select other lands of equal quantity, for such purposes, either ou the vacated or un vacated portions of said reservation, the same to he designated in l.eal subdivision by said Indian agent,"itnder the directiisn or and sul _ ject lo the approval of the Secretary of the Interior, in which case said lirst designated traits shall not bo exempt li'uin the opera!ion of this act; such selection to be made and approved within six months after lbe survey of said lands and Ihe proclamation of the President. Sec. 7. That for the purpose uf niak ing such allotments unci selections in Inay make, and Ihal until so otherwise this act provided, Including surveys of appropriated may he subject to ex jienditiire by tlio Secretuvy of Ihe In- lerior IV lime lo lime, in such amounts as he shall deem best, in building school houses, Ihe niaintaineiice of schools for such Indians, for the payment of such part of lb.:' local taxation" as may bo properly applied lo the lands allotted to such Indium:, as he sliu.ll I bin!; lit, so long as such allotted lands shall he held in trust iind exempt from taxutiou, anil in such oilier ways lis he niny deem propor for the promotion of education, civiliaitiuti and solf- jupport among said Indians, Sue. 3. That each entrymiin under Urn homestead laws shall, within live years from Ihe dale of his original •'iitry ami before receiving a final certificate fur Ilie lam vei'Oll hy his entry, pay In Ihe United Slates for the land sn taken hy him, iu addition tu fees provided by law, Ihe sum nf one dollar and fifty cents per aero, one- third of which shall be paid within tun years after th:' dale uf the original entry; bol the right nf honorably discharged Union soldiers and sailors, as Refined and Inscribed in sections twenty-tin h hail cnl four and twenty-three hundrcil ami live nf ihe revised btntiltes uf Hie United Slaies Shall nut bo abridged except as tu ihe sum lo he paid as aforesaid. Sec. 1. Thai each anil every Indian now residing upon Ihe Colville .Indian resoi'Vatiori hereby vacate I ai d restored In tlm public domain, and who p entitled to remain thereon, shall he Entitled to select from said vnealed portion eighty acres of land, which shall he allotted to each liiili.in in severalty, No restrictions as to locality ahull bo placed upon such selections, other thii n they shall be so located aa iu coiifoi'iii to tlie Congressional survey » subdivision of said livid or country, and any Indian having improvements may have I lie preference over any ither person iti nud i" tho live t of 1 nnl ibntHltiirig such iinpi'civi'roonl., so'far is they lire in a legal subdivision mil ixceeiling in iii'i'.i Hi" quantity of land chat he or s'..u may iia entitled to •,„..ile lu . the lauds provided to be vacated and restored In Ihe public domain, thirty- five thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be r.eceusiii'y, is hereby appropriated out of any money hi the Treasury of the United Slates not Qther^vlse appropriated. Seo, 8, Thai nothing heroin contained shall ho cnicliiicd as rei'iigniz ing title or ownership of said Indians lo any part of tlie said Colville. reserva tion, whether that hereby restored to the public domain or Ihal, still reserved by the government for their use and occupancy. ► 0 -. The fownsili: ,,[ Ttiunipsun, in Trail oreeJi, has, we understand, been re- christened Rossland, During the (ire age (a few weeks back) when bush tirixs were raging throughout the whole jniflunn interior, people in Vernon became alarmed that the tire on Deep would spread iulu the town, iihd'oolno considered it was tlio duty of Hie Provincial Government to protect llieni. The Government agent look Ihe, sensible view that as Vernon was nn incorporated town it should provide ils own lire protection, as, if tho Goavoriinierit had helped people to put out bush fires in one locality, they would he called upon to do Hie same in. other portions of lbe district Where (laiigi'i'iios ll.res existed io all directions, Gold was first taken out of Boundary creek thirty-four years ago, un the fourth nf September, by Heiuy Si ul - hrlnck, lbe first prospector of (lie creek ami his partner Dutch Hill. They came in hy way of Port Hope at the lime of the old original Pock creek excitement. Next year sixty-eight men weie working on thecrcek. Thisuum- bet) only lasted one year, however, and lb; fall of 'no all ihe white men had lefl for Colville iind Chinamen look tholr claims, The best location on the creek was culled the Norwegian claim, as it was worked by four Norwegian sailors, who had descried from their ship at, San Frunojsco. This is where .1. Thornton, better known as Jolly Jack, is inn', working Okanagan Saw Mill Kelowna, B. C. A I arge. Stock of" All Kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber, of Superior Quality, Thoroughly Seasoned, Constantly on Hand, Bill Sit-.'xM: a Specialty. Clrde^ Px-oittptly Filled. Lath, Shingles, Sash and Doors. Goods Delivered at Okanagan Falls at Reasonable Rates. LEONLEQUIME, Proprietor. ly PBELL BROS. Importers and Manto^oturehs of Ai.i. Kinds o» FURNITURE Upholstered Goods, (lappets, Iiinoleiinis, Oil Cloths, Table Covers, Curtains, Down Quilts, Window Shades, Baby Carriages, to., to. PICTURE FRAMING AND REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. R. OCHSNER, PROPRIETOR. First Lager Beer Brewery in B. C, ;$ Keep Money in the Province by Patronizing Home Indjiijtry. m rn —x___ n ffl Orders From All Parts Promptly Filled. ffl FALL SHOW * H.i ft % 9 § • $ ti* t % • * m BBSS. 6nio VERNON. B. C. itt8|*jilt|MI*J IBS Hi ft 16 _■!'.!. | si im ;; 'i' 'liihl'LhjN'ifcfeiiliJMdii! "!■!■• i.;a|!aM^C:la!iaallill"!a!vi;»a]a.r,cVK:^.,a|i.:|™.ll|!;^M|f?S: S jt ,2 it -'J *|iUHI*i '■■I -I'-alBfli* IDWAY Tlie Fntni»o I Railway, Mining and Agricultural | Centre of the Kettle River Country. Lots on Easy Terms to Actual Residents, KOIt I'AliTICUUItS APPLY TO I. P. PALMERSTON, r-m m iti. ;\f i i'i"liiahij|a. ■[....» Si H.i ft I I i- !| > Via eto-nMlM MIDWAY, Boundary Creek, B, C. ft 1 a "l" ' Li-Stir '"!-' ':1''| I ''I''II'I" "la awi'tlB1'!' »ht*:*irfR «wll«t?«1»" lliliiilfil "««mm sl??? The Prize List is being sent to Members ancl Intending; Exhibitors. If you have not received a copy send in your', address to the Secretary. j\. Li.FOflTU/rc;Pres., W.ftpOBERJSON, Sg^ Enderby, B. C. Vernon, B. C. E. Cl. aA.Xt,G:XX.X. &, CO. Armstrong, B. C. Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Etc. a Im'gg list of fiirnis for sale, FOR SALE IK TUB MUST LOCALI'I'Y ON TUB VBtt 1 'NON' TownsttO, n few ui'i'o and lialf-uufo i lols,oltiior for bullutng or gardening, ' ■ Apply to this offtoo or to Jf. ADMAN MKYUIt, Vkkno.v. Il.C. OKANAGAN AND SPALLUMCHEEN AGRICULTURAL ' SOCIETY VERNON Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, October 9,10,11,1894, His Excellency Lord Aberdeen, Gov- ernor-General of Canada, purposes ta Open the Exhibition. Reduced Rates will be giveft by the C. P. R. and Steamer Aberdeen. KELOWKA % * % • « Tho GARDEN TOWN of 11. a.ivnd the,natural Shlppiug nml Dlsti'lhutlng point for tli'il ti,tiiiou.^ « This new town ft,£foitls the licst ami safest invust- ments t" te found in British Columbia', The smallest size being 50x120 fe$t lOWn LotS witl1 m fret llv'l!11"es »nd 20 feel lanes, Apt'o blwlc^ IJi'oin 5 Acres up; wiirils. FOB PRIC1.8 APPLY TO DONALD & SUTHERLAND, iy AGKNTS, KELOWNA. BOUNDARY HOTEL MIDWAY. KETTLE RIVER, First Class Accommodation, Copd Stabling, Terminus, of .Stage Linn from Marcus;-Washington, T. McAULEY } ProprietorH HJLm'S HORN HOTEL LUMBY, Ii C. Fji-aM'Insto, Vrcoiiiiiiodation for Guests, Good Hunting and Fisjiii"; Stajes to Yerijon and Blue Springs. ' '''' ILiOiOLisi IMEox>9.xi.d, Prop. t-
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