,»u«saM!~!->->- -—.- - - ■ Vol. I, No. 24. -.-•:■-.:--- r—.- MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY, P^p.SJJR 10, 1894. I, T. SHATFDBDI CO, \ always have on hand a well selected slock of the following Roods (1 •I is' gs , H.iH.iH,i£l>£lS.St£ltat±ltKlt\lt<ltiKlt<lt±Klt Kit Kit Kit Kit Mt rl,. VV •,'.» .'. ■■'> «'' w ft ft ft ft ft *Iv?Iinwv5^w^+w^ Boots I Sloes, Hardware, Ete., Ete, ALL AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES, W.T.SHATFORD&CQ. Fairview and Vernon, PENTICTON HOTEL J. THURBER, Prop, $ Pleasantly Situated at tie Foot of Okanagan Lake, ft Stage Connection with SS. Aberdeen to Fairview, Osoyoos and all points in Was ington. All arrangements made for providing Guides and Outfits for Hunting Pgrtigij. Boating and Fishing. Row Boats and Sail Yachts ftp Him. IiESQTTSBSE BROS. & CO. ;« HI. O-W CT A,. Dry Goods, Groceries, Beady-Made Clothing, Hardware, Etc., Etc, Orders from the Lower Okanii, m will receive prompt attention. Pricks Reasonable, wmmMmmmoum (SMITH & CLERIN, Props. * Manufacturers <>f Sashes, Boors, Mouldings, Turnings, etc., etc. AU kinds of Factory Work kept in stock and made to order. Tlie host of material used, Coast cedar worked into furnishings a specialty. Write for prices and discoqnts. All kinds of lumber, laths and shingles kept in took. Sawmill on Okannjan Lake, handy to shipment. Sash and door factory on 0. P. Bail- way at, Vernon. MMmmmmmmMMm J, E. MATHESON * MERCHANT TAILOR IS, ft Stock complete. Extra good quality and vali(e in all the latest patterns for Excellent Trimmings, Good Fit and Good Workmanship. I can give Satisfaction, A Trial Will Convince. | 9 ▼ f S't I ffl Hi ft I ffl at 1 I Kit 9 Hi X Si i | 9 9 it 9 f W, Ti Thompson DEALEH IN I i (Jroserjes, Dry Goods, Gents' Furnishing!!, Hats and Caps Ready and Custom Made Clothing' Boots and Shoes Drugs and Stationery Hardware § tores, Tinware, gricultural Implements, Miners' Supplies of All Kinds, A Specialty Made of Direct Importations or Scotch Goei!s. W. T. Thompson, ip.ftna-viH-w, b. o. nt Kit at Kit \it Kit Kitj.it **^!4^l4i!4!j'!>i-!4'Wi^!ii!' iV at at tf> «'•> at Kit Kit« vlf<lvvjvvi^ly ft ft S.?V.\ ft <.v 4vi ft ft* ft 4> St&i^StlViK'tft'ft'YJ'yii'ii;- A MACDONALD, BARRISTER, Oi'ii'ien Babnahd Avbnuk. V Kit .VON, 11. C. POOHBANE k BILLINGS, J BARRISTERS, SOUOl'I'OnS AND NOTARIES I'UHUC. Ollliic; Gibnoro's Blook, Barnard Avenue, VEBNON, • II, C W, M. COOHKANE. ■ Fill!!), lln.l.l.s'lis D F. BOYOE, Physician and Surgeon. KELOWNA, B.C. T\ L. I5ECK1NGSALE, Jf.O., (.MI. EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY. VEItNON, B. C, Korini'i'ly on stuff of Huntington County, Stoekwcll Fever and Smallpox, Quoon Char- Inlte's Lying, In, ami Victoria Hospitals for Cliililri))). 'T E.OROWELL, TI10NB0N ST., VriUXOtf, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Office and Store Fittings a Specialty. H W RAYMER, ' CONTRACTOR and Blb.DER, KELOWNA, II. 0. Plans mid Specifications prepared nml l-hII- iiialiw furnished on nil kinds of buildings. P H. LATIMER, VEBNON, II. C, DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL Loud Surveyoif. Mem. Anicr. Soc. Irr|g. H|lgs. JOHN A. CORYELL, A. M„ 11. C. A. Civil EJngmeer, PROVINCIAL, LAND SURVEYOR AN,p P'RAUGHTSMAN. Irrl^apon Projects, Engineering nnd Sur- yey Work, with Plans and Estimates, In Any Portion of tho Province, Immediately Attended to. Maps and Plans of any Portion of Osoyoos District. VERNON, BOUNDARY CREEK. KETTLE RIVER CD* B.GREEN, Assoc. Mom. Can. Soc. C. Ii. PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN. Surveys of Every Description In tho Lowor Pountry from the Slmtlkameen tp Grand Prairie Immediately Attended to, . Payment will ho received either in ^ssli, Stock, Produce or Labor. §APARD AVENUE. VERNON, B. C, MIDWAY SAW MILL, Rough and Dressed Lumber Constantly on hand at Heasoiiable Prices. ^EQIflfflE & POWERS, Proprietors, W, W. GIBBS. Assaykk, Boundary Falls. Samples by Mall will rooolvo prompt attention. FOR SALE 160 Acres of Land. All Meadow. BETWEEN Sixtynnil Seventy Acres Okmrod and lii'iiitieii. Six miles from Camp .Me- Kilmey. One Mile from ivnggo'i) road. Apply ADVANCE OW'ICE, HA ft HA X 9 9 9 X 9 X Kit X Kit ft Sit \lt Kit Kit Kit Kit \lt Kit Kit Kit *, ft *;> ft AiX-',iVii'ft''ft-ft'ft -ft'i K R. N. TAYLOR, l TIE DEMIST 1 (By Exam.) a 4 m- i A A Full Line of English, Canadian ' anil Amcrlcttii »^ PATENT MEDICINES, V DRUGS AMD CHEMICALS, § FANCY AND MEDICINAL SOAPS, i mmmznx, brushes, i Anil all Requisite for tin Sick Kdihii Collet nnd Orders liy Mail recoiyocareful Allen- ' tion and Quick Diopulcli, £ AOEXTl'OH i B. LAURENCE'S i Spectacles and Eyeglasses \ iHHAiliHSili, *!t iliiiuli a> Kit \ ft ft ft ft v.v ft 'ft <,v ftyfi'17', W. C. POUND, TAXIDERMIST. 111111)8, ANIMALS AND KISH MOUNTED IN APPROPRIATE STYLES, Native Birds and Heads Kept for Sale. Orders by mail receive prompt attention. Moulding IIciiilsu Specially. VERNON, B.C. RED .J, STAR I: Prem.ier j Three Star j jj Two Star ;; Equal to any from Pacific to Atlantic. Manufactured only by Golumbiac\ Flo\jrir\g pi§ Co., ENDERBY, B. C F, K, JACQUES, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Spectacles and Silverware. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. VERNON, B. C. Verfion Private College. VERNON, B. C. F, AntiiKN Meyer, Pkincu-\i,. send Kill; PROSPECTUS No tools in Purudlfic. A Hindoo died n happy thing to do VVlion fifty years uijilci! to n shrew Released, lie hopefully for entrance erira Boforo tho gntcsot Brahma's l'm'iidiso. "Iliistlii'cn [liroiigh PurgatoryI"Brahma sold, "1 Imvo been married I" and bo hung bis hoail. "I'niiii- in! eoino! ami wolcomo, too, my sun! ".Hinria^e i,i,(i l-'iii'ifatory aro as ono." In bliss extreme he entci'od Heaven's door, And knew tbo bliss be no'or Iiiul -ecu boforo. Hoscai had cnlci'i'iliii lliogariloii fair, Anothor Hindoo asked adiiilssioii |Jmro. The .■■ell'.-ami' q .lion Hialiiiin nsked again 1 "lli'-l boon throughl'lirgntorj (" ".Va Whal thonl" "Thou eaii.-i nol enter!" did the god reply. "He wlm wen; iu ivax thoro no more tiiim I," "All thai In true, hut ho has married hi 11, " Antl si earth lias suH'orod forbli sin," ••.M.'.ii'iiall "lis well, for I've heee miiri'loil l.'ie..." "Hegouol We'll havo no fools ftirudl i 1" - Charles Hills In" Homo nml Country." - . o . DISTRICT NOTES. .—^.— 0, Pirgumn, I'l'iini'i'ly assayer for iho Colorado smolter, Butte, is rn- ported hy tlio Spoki Spokesnian- lieview In lie inakiii!;' ai'l'lligBiiiculs for ihe erection of reduction works for Trail creek, which would reduce the ores of that district into copper nintte, ready for shipment to the smelter. This is exactly what is required in the principal camps in Boundary, Copper, lli'.'iilwoiiil, G'rcenwDod and Summit. We are assured by different ranchers that the experiments of the past son- son have proved beyond doubt that sugar cauo made a good crop and it is surely to come into thu list of staples which this prolih region can produce, It is of ve.iue either as a maker of molasses, or sorghum, or, when cut at the proper age, as a line feed for sine!;. the growth h; perfect. Looniistnii Journal. Though it is nol generally known what the rock recently crushed by the Strathyre Mining Co,, Pairview, as a test actually milled, still il is generally understood Ihal Ihe result has clearly vindicated the reputation of Mr. Ail- wood. !•'. (I. S,, mi whose rccoinuienda- tion nnd report the claims own 'I hy the company were originally purchased, it is ,-ii present uncertain whether the directors nil! decide to operate their mines mi n largo scale with an increase of stumps or nnl. ll is generally hoped .nnl expecled 1.1ml lhey will, as it is conccdi d liy all mining men acquainted wilh ilia cainpl thai l'".iiayi"W ores can he made l» pay. and pay handsomely, if worked on an extensive scale, Mr. .). A, llnra, 11. I'., hits recommended the post nllire department in call fur tenders For n semi-weekly mail service between Penlicton and Grand Forks us soon ns tiie Kettle river through road is completed, The mail' route will he liy way nf Okanagan Fulls, Inkamoep,Camp .McKinney ami Boundary creek, taking iu or passing close to .-ill the camps in this section and will, we venture to statu, pny the Government a haudsomp profit, li would, howover, pay llieni much better to make il, a through route I" .''lac ens while they are about it, and he of more heiielit tn Kettlo river, tu either case Petiticton should he mitdo the distributing point, $2.00 per Year. THI? McAKTHUR- FORREST PROCESS. , By J, S. McArtluu (Concluded from Insl v. ml;. I KETTLE RIVER NOTES. IFroin our own corrospondont.) October 2,—Lasl week this unfortunate valley was visited hy llu' Agricultural Statistician, Mc. J. R. Anderson, of Victoria,, NowKottle Uivor is always glad to sac any Government representative, no mutter nl' whal brunch of that oceull science he belongs io, We must say that his pees- once gave one un idea of the qualifying effects of the salubrious cliinnto of Ihe Island (mil lhoKuttlerivcrisluiid)niul in giving him a good wish we cannot do hetterthanlouse thai well-known Musi- em greeting, "niny his shadow never grow less." lie lulil us thnl he IiiiiI Instituted Mc. Gilpin, customs nliicer here, ns,an Inspector ul' pests, Weil, now, Ilinl Is a good Idea if carried mil in Ihe right direction. I'm' my part, I would urge Unit Ihe Inspection lie In ken nn :i sliding scale, always commencing with ihi' lowest, Of course I knou the I'liissilic.'iiiiin would he dilllcull; yet Ihis could he suriuouuled liy giving precedent according I" tin' number of legs. When one calmly looks into tho caseanucannot fail lose" Hie wisdom of Ihe srlieiiie anil udeqililtl I) Mess those lu power I'm' the disinterested, fatherly manner iu which lhey look after the interests nf us poor outsiders, How lhey do make things easy I'm' us; how lhey do encourage any little industry Ihnt may spring up in a place like iiiis; how fostering their cur ' that we shall nnl get anything ly.il I lie pure twig. They pe-rer'think of throwing wnier nn our lillln vuntiirea, or Instructing us in Ihe culture nf our niiinui's; i'l;, no, anything tlml weuM pulii damper nn our nrdor or would throw us out of Hie well worn groove would be denned all lutrusion mi our privileges. Well, after all, perhaps ii Is jusl ns well llmi we il i have in show ;i clean Hill, il' we il" have in scratch I'nc a living. Ni'.i.i Tliis treatment was repeated thni- afler time till il failed lu extract gold, anil dually lin- residue uf tailings was -■'!!"!!''.! ami a : lill furl her ipuintjly of gold produced, As thisore.yjelded ilu gold in stages in ihe four different pro, cesses of amalgamation, treatment witli bromliio, treatment wilh ferric bromide nml smelting, we Infer Ihal the gold a listed Infoiirdlfferonl slaies, iueehai*.'al or cl ileal, Nol with. standing lb" complex nature nf Uies« (ailiii,-; which consistnd uf oil sorts ul sulphides wi'li lbe four-fold gold, lliu cyiini'l" net* il un ii, alumni perfectly extracting I'.f ppr cent, uf th,. precious metal, whilst the higher extraction by uuy ui' the broiiiiniilion methods was about IO to 60 per cent, The cyanogen seemed In have an affinity fur gold and a power ul' penetration so much stronger than mercury or bromine that il broke lhrough harriers impregnable to them iiiul captured Ihe gold, Eisner li is stated metallic gold ills.- solves in cyanide of potassium only iu presence ■ f oxygen. Not having soeij ihe original aecoiml nf Eisner's researches, 1 am nu! in a position U, criticise his experiments, but I never could find thai the presence of oxygei) was necessary either In dissolve goh) by itself or from mas by cyanide. If a iiiac nf gold be immersed in cyanide, solution so thai air In act mi il, wuulij have to penetrate two inches or three inches of the solution, ihe gold will ill mlvo iii iia in,ail slew and steadv fashion. The equation shows that eilhem v i the b.iorl I ur by ilana' vol a I, I a , :, ,.,, ,,,,j. deuce ui' th i lornier, ami aa;! ai'niiiet nu proof ina the latter; but I think ihe latter more probable, because I capni.l conceive oxygen penetrating even a lllni uf cyanide solution without nt mn xidising lbe cyanide tu eyunale, whereas in the other case, as suggested In me liy my iii,-ml Mc. Ellis, lbe lias, coin hydrogen may be ai once seized bv lbe excess uf cyanide present and iiniinnuiacal compounds formed, However, we ilu nnl concern ourselves much with lbe reactions of pure gold, hut as a matter of lac! wu cannot find llaii oxygen plays any part in the cyanide extraction uf gold from ores. Wo have treated an ore with cyanide with freo access of air, and then ;< par. idle] experiment was done wilh boiled Wilier, lbe In,llle lilies! In Ihe stopppr, with solution ami ore and the stopper sealed, The extraction was the suine in linlh cases. We have sn fur only considered ores which ace refractory from chemical as well as mechanical causes, bin ores urn frequently found in which the gold is refractory from a purely mechanical cause, which is lbe extremely line division of the gold, Tbe cyanide process is quite ns applicable In (his class of ore as lu nny other, These ores are generally spongy anil nbsorbant, and this we Iind enables us to dispense with stirring the ore and cyanide solution together, the same end being ueeoin- plished by allowing lb" cyanide solution to pet colalo slowly lhrough the mass—a clear saying in power, The advantages claimed I'm- the cyanide process uver smelling and chlorination nre—as compared wilh smelting it requires no furnaces nnd no coal, am! nn fluxes, and ibus tuny lie used successfully in remote situations where smelling is utterly Impossible .As compared with ehloriiiution, cyanide process involves im roasting, therefore no furnaces and nu fuel. Moreover. by the cyanide process,ores containing lend, zinc, nr earthy carbonates, which, ciiiiiiui be worked to profit by chloriniu linn, may beas easily nnd profitably treated as another. Fur chlorination, nlioul 7 per coiil uf Ihe weight of the ore iu be iieaii-il often has in be carried in ill 'e iii ibe form uf blenching powder, say I1 pec cent, bisulphale uf suilii 2 tier cent, nnd sulphate uf iron -'. pec i rill, \1 lib packing say nf I pel. ci nl, whereas aboul I pec cent nf thu ore to ho treated will cover thu weight ul ihe iieeessnrj cyanide, zinc and packing. Thus, by i lllnrluullon, oiiej Inn nt choiiiicaa, will treat only about fourteen Inns, whereas by lliu cyaiinlc inel Iind une tun will treat mm hundred tuns. Moreover, ehloriiiution dues not ex. lead, any silver, bul by lbe cyanide method Ilie mosl nf Ihe silver—ilivari. ably associated with a ild in ure—is extracted ali!,,; v ;;li tlie latter metal at llle same operation, For the sake of siinplii iiy I have nol named silver in ihe hotly nf this paper, but theremiirks made in reference tn gold generally apply lu lbe Silver ussiieialeil will) il. ' Frniu whal I hitvusocn of goldmines ami gold mining in ihe Sierra Navada, in the Rocky Mountains, in Iho South-! ' eii] Stall ■■ nf '.iiiei'ii'.'i. in Novn Scotia, from ibe many kinds nf nrn I have seen from all parts of the world, and] from whal I know of the selective and, ami energetic notion of cyanides. Icon-. Ildently predict Ihal cyanide of pulus-. shun, hitherto used only lu polish aiiialgumnted platen, will lake a frotil eani. I a chief itgenl in gold uxlractint^ I THE ADVANCE. hv.hich Wl"'»shipped t.. un ,..1,0, via Marcus us soon us the nen road is — lillisbeil. STUART & NORMS Piioi'iUCTOiis .«, . , „, Alter a long i i-.u,, tlie cheerful countenance of ibe worthy pioneer ^-at^i-i-^SV^ ?;/g£r?Z' Published "., .1.1,' al Midway, llouml Crook, B.0 Sola iriplloll I'l'i. e. a".1, a pi r . .a ii'iina, .cither yi.'.a. or half carlj al the bptlon o( llu- aib Advertising lia! nl .. appll lUion, Though the ■ olui a of Tun 'aa .-., a are always upon for the a! i Ion at' mailers ul (niblfe iia, rest and [mpoi lanee, ive a,, nol nee ,.,.... 11 - j, ■ . ..a- ,.!■ ' ^pressed, Correspondoui e ol a pi oinii nature nail uol lie published, WEDNESDAY, 01 T0HEI1 la. lai. Somo ul our subscribers will Ibis iveel. li.ceile lbe ADVANCE printed mi yellow wri ; pi ..; paper. This is nut because ive have joined lie Loyal Or- lei nfOraii ;emi n, ueil 'a ris ii I) ■- .iiisc we ill bto i.a. . ,i .;, |e, li i,, simply .hi ... i; . npply oi' papci li ii- ing run ■ lea i. I: mil give some idea under whal diflicullles Ibis paper is published in ai ,;,' Ih ,i a largo con iign llieni nf papei ordered by us has been lying al Penticton for over a month, When lbe new road is completed, ami a decent mail soi \ ice is established for this section on ihe British side, the Advance will be printed mi respectable paper ami we e-;p icl lu gel uut a bell' i looking and moie interesting sheet in many respects. As will be seen in another column, the collection ul' mineral specimens iinnli. by us from Iho principal mining properties in S.-I5. Vide wiil be sent by lbe Provincial Govei ninenl in lbe Imperial Institute, No belie,' udruivse- inenl for ibe di itricl coult) be wished, but we must ask claim holders in ihe Lower llama; ,u ami Kettle 11 i ver lu assist us in making another collection, whicli will be sent In the Provincial Museum, Viiu.iia, where ibis section pf B. 0, is almost wholly unrepresented. New Local 0. P. R. Itutes. The following rates will apply on horses and man in charge betweou way ports nn Lake Okanagan reached by steamer Aberdeen; One mini ami one horse between pkanagnn Landing ami Kiilownn, $3, 1'jiuii iidillliontil horse, $l.oO, One niiin and one horse between ICel- ownii and Tiuiit Creek or Penticton, Sl, Each additional horse, $1.50. Otic iiiiii, ami une horse hetwee-i Trout Creek .■ ml Ponticton, ifl.50, lamb additional hoisc, $1, Peiitioton nc Troiil Creeekaiul Oknr.- itgiiu Landing, ift. Each additional horse, iy,. Tli,'-'' rates only apply when horses are shipped uu Ier conditions and vu'il- ation provided in Cm rent Caiiadiun joint Freighl (JI issificatioq „;iu whon usual live slock eontracl i signed by Shipper, If sitcli conditions aie no'i accepted full tariff rates must be I'l III I ge, I. This circular siipeisedos special rate i:i-a dated larch aba. ia';. and con- Hiding : ,;,■■ ill Mi. Ken'., circular, dated June 15th, I JU. Will (lo to Loudon. The following letter wiil prove nl interesl to those who kindly furnished specimen!! fioiu their clninis fur the pxhiiilt uf minerals from S.-E. Vale sent In tiie Vernon show ; I'lai'. i ■' ! \l. SECRETARY'S (li'.'li I: Victoria, B, C„ 27th Sept. ISM. Messrs, Sttinrl k Norn's ; Geiitleuiun I have ihe honor in acknowledge iii,' receipt uf your eoni- miiiii'.'iiiun nl' Ihe lOlh instant announcing Ibal a huge collection ul gold, silver, mid copper ores representative uf ihe li alary creek, Fair- View and other camps has'heuii formed, and offering lbe same lo the Govern- Inenl after Ihe cul',,-,; .a hug heim un exhibit at Ihe Vornon show, provided Ihal, the collection be forwarded lu the Imperial institnle, In reply 1 desire mi behalf nf the (Invetainiint to thank you, and to stale Ihal lite gifl will' be accepted Willi pleasure sulijecl to the condition inenl ioni-.i. [ am, genlleuien, your bhedient servant, James Baker, Piovinclal Secretay ami Minister i,f Alines. -► e -. The I). A. peoplo have huill a wagon road iu their mine ahoiint one mile in length, which connects with lbe new road by Deadwood, They came into Midway mi Monilay for a load ul lumber. Slowly but surely ibe Boundary camps are becoming ipo'ru accessable, The (MM!, kindly en,. :ile,| to carry the mineral exhibit tu Vernon from Ponticton lice ui charge, This was certainly a step in tho rlgh direction ami deserves the hearty ihanks, mil only uf the Okanogan .and Spiilliini- alieen Agricultural Society, hut also of the whole mining community as well, John Keough and Or, Bulls leave (his week for their liomeq near Col- yllleand will return in the spring in continue development on llu: \npau and Delamar claims held by them in ihe Summit camp. The Aspen Is the souIIhti! extension nf the Mountain Ruse and the Rplemar lies one and a half miles north nf the camp, but is Supposed In hi! an extension ui' lbe niaill ore body. John Meyer ia opening up his recent strike, Hie ICeno mair Wellington (•aniji, ami il a proving In he one of Hie (lestprospects of ils kind ever located o:i Boundary mountain, The vein, hilly IWO feel in Wil|th, has been stripped nnd exposed ua 11 n surfaei 'il:!!.i.al l.tltf) feel. Hi!' en' resembling Lb :i' ni' the Skylark Iieinp high /a, I in bulb aa.; mid .dlvt'l'. 'J .il a. -ilu a at ., ■ .h .a Ha -;a navigator pi Lake Okanagan, Capt, T D. Shorts, has pul in ai) appearance with his little steamer the City nf Vermin, and many ac- ibe congratulations showered upon him by his nk! ii friends, The presenl craft is a sniul| une, bul. in ;-ut it in the captain's own words, !-'nevertheless, geiitl en, when I gel ibe wheel adjusted i" suit tho capacity nf the engine,, ami the en- am lu snil ihe capacity uf Ihe wheel, nml Ihe steamboat lu anil the capacity uf Hie Freight, ami lbe charges In suit the capacity or' thu people's | kets al ibe present, then, mark my words, Clipt, T. I). Slim I . will be II jlnwcr ill lbe laud, anil III" I'. I' il. will Nml mil Ihal lhey ha . a a mighty lol uf opposition In contend with, I'm' I am jusl lbe man Hint ean come as near living on nothing iiiiJ hoarding myself aa anyone alive, nud I iiiii uol going lu allow myself tu Ini shaken nil. uol even by this gigantic corporation, 'ibey already appreciate inyexistencn nn those wilcfs, ami will he'liable lu dn so fui' so lime lu ciiine." The captain has ordered a new Una;' idled lu bis cuin- innd ire rank, 17 ) EGAWi VERNON, B. C, enera.1 Mowers antl C. F. COSTERTON VERK0N, B.C. - A.72.'"l.ltr.-t i."'e-i- -- The Anglo-Columbian Co., Ltd., VVhoIsiilc Importers oi' Wines anil Spiails. N'ichollos & nenoiii', Agricultural Machinery. - J*-f.yc-ovb For - Tliu Okanagan-SpalliMclieen Dists, Fill! Tlio royal Insurance, The London & Lancashire, Tne Insurance Co. of North America, The London N Canadian Fire Ins. Co. The Sun Life Assurance Co., of Canada. Tlio Canadian Permanent Loan k Investment Co. The Dominion Building & bean Association. Goiwlilefii Estate &Finanei8lAgt, NOTARY PUBLIC, SLOAIE-PAINE-BICHMOP CO, Tlie Lending WKO'„£f.ALE & RETAIL ejatSBEHS Of the Norl Invest, Sjjolinne, ~VfTa.m2x. SOLE AGENTS lain Lipton's Celebrated Ceyon Teas. Anheuser-Buscli Budweiser Beer ''Diamond" Creamery Butter. Weill- Us For Prices on Anything lo Eat or Drink, SLOANE-PAINE-RICHJIOND CD., old-Din SPOKANE, WASH. Tlie Cozy Shaving Parlor raiNON, n.c. Tiie Gilmore Block, Opposite the Post Office. ;..a I.ielira' and l.'hlldrcn's hnlr-cutthig and sbnmpooing a spoeialty, E.aOODMUHPIIY.Prop. W, DALRYMPL13, PAIRVIEW, II. C ,111 Kinds of Repairing. Horsoshoslng a Specialty, 3E£. U3-. S3ia.i..3i.-£Kii.s-S-iCi-iM.'s STAGE LINE, Osoyoos, Rock Creek, Boundary Creek and (Irani! Prairie Carrying Passengers anil Express, iiiiim; IVEI T Loaves Grand Prairio (N'ortb Pork, via Me baron's! on Wednesday morning, arriving Osoyoos Thursday ovening. OOINU CAST I.eaies Osoyoos Erlduy morning, arriving nl Grand Prairie Saturday evening. ..-■ht... *»1! ..tSaTi JSrf J'i,..,' (la! A wV »'' wm Provincial Secretary's Office, nub Soptombor, 1HII, Tl IS HOXOUII lliel.ieu,i-n."ii|.|l„ve,' 'has ii been iileuseil 10 i.iaae ilie following ini- i Ulieii,. : To bo Judges oi' tho Conrl of llovlslon nml Appeal In ,'e-j,e., olibotiss ■-- ulof pronoi'lv, liz. I I'm 1'CK.I, Ki NIC,.-., of ihe ('il,- of glim loi i . i.-iiiiie, Bi'jvisici'.i'.i-I,iiiv, for ihe North nan Ue„ billies ol ,iie Viiio Electoral bis- ir'els : I'i: ink ll, Gowi a oi' iho City of Veinon Eaijulro, Sollclini', tat dig lvi-1 Hiding of the Yolo Electoral IllBlrlct, Provincial Board of Horticjltnrc. A taiuioail nf Waggons, Hinders Drills just arrival. Cheap for Cash, i'ull Lines ol Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hardware ami Clothing on Hand. Concord Harness and Stock Saddles Kept in Stock or Aliule to Order, CDx-cIcmcs. "Will BecolvB Prompt A.i.i.it,xiLtion ~W9 K.. SSEIGAW I—BBB .tv.-.Ttvi ■z+mjrtr-s' .-mu wns, mums Barnard Avenue, ni IBS. Vernon, B. C. INGRAM & BIJBER General Teamsters and Freighters, ROCK CREEK, B. C. Hales from Pentietiin lu (lamp McKinney, Rock Creek, Midway and Boundary Falls, two cents per pound for two tons or under, Marcus to Midway,, Hie same rate, Marcus to Grand Prairie one cent per pound. Special Rates for Large Orders and Ore Contracts. ENDERBY HOTEL II. W. V.TIGIIT, PllOP. :-: ENDERBY, B. C. :-: Livory in Connection. Firtit-L'liiss iiccuininoiliilioii fou Gomniorcial Travollore. Hunting and Fishing in abundance lhrough thia district. Pack Horses anil fiuides fnrnishi'il to Sports- limn on shortest notico. Gilbert's Resort. OKANAGAN LANDING, HUNTING, FISHING, BOATING. TnououGiiu' CoMFDurAiu-n. —First -class— LIQUORS and CIGARS. GRAND PRAIRIE HOTBI, CliANI) PUAIBIK, KETTLE IlfVKU. Good Stock o Licjuops Hn;! Cigars , , , Gooil Stuljiing. PItlCES Itl'IASONAIIi.i:, McLaren bros., proprietors. DLACKSMITH SHOP IX CONNECTION Mltitjua l.time overj; Moiulny mnl Wodnosilay (or Mnrons, Wnsli, PAIRVIEW HOTEL (Next to Mr. Elllol's store.) JOHN MOFFAT, PROP. EXCELLENT BOARD GODS STABLING Horses and Buggies for Hire. VICTORIA HOTEL VERNON, B. C. McAuley & Grant, PROPRIETORS. KillST-et.ASS IN UVEl'.v KKSl'KCT. oiAKiins Moiiunvri; BOUNDARY FALLS HOTEL. Centrally Located In the Boundary Creek Mining Camps. HEST OF LIQUOHS AND CIGARS. PII.UUIES MODEUA'I'E. Mining Men Personally Conducted to Any of Hie Camps, or Horses l-'urnislieil. THOMAS. J. HARDY, PROP. ROCK CREEK HOTEL . . . MOUTH OF ROOK CREEK, SS. E*£'t'fce,3ai.«3.3-i{5'3i.I IKIs-a*. Fiiist Ci.ahs Accommodation ran GUESTS, GOOD STABLING RTExcollcnl F1h1iIiiko|1 Keltic RIvor,J» GENERAL STORE ROOK CHEEK. Minors' Sii|ipli(ts. Also Chtneso GooiIk. Till'" followingiiiiici's havu liocn ootiBtUtlted qunmntinc btations whoro ntn'Bory slock entering tho Province muM ho inspoctod boforo liBtribntion, viz.: Victoria Tlm Inspcotor of Wmlt Pesls. Vancouver I N'cV' WoBlmliiBtev -Thos. Cunningham, Esq. Liverpool ; Nanaimo -Henry Crew, Esq.. quarantine Hi'i,,';, Union Vi pne appointed. ,\ii> iini City (!. \V. Henry, Esq,, quaranUno ofilcer, 81cainous i mi i K. H; oilier. OsoyooB Wm, !!. tinllock-Wohstor, Kgn„ qiiamntino officer.. All i ii tnhoraof (ho Rbnyd are also authoriispd ri iucpoul and i sue oortiflfsates. Niirji ■!■ ■ took Intended for points soull) "!' ■•■'.' idoiih in ij i,,' inkon io Vernon and there hi ■ ti ted, ii bulli: ■ in,; bntjcpu, .i.!;. ,\:;[>i';'i''o\, I'roviuL'iai lloardof Iforlleidliuo, ' vi ■.'. , h -■■ i , i :ii. 2'( i f'^q.. qiiiininl;., MARTIN BROS. LISA DING HOUSE KOli Wwapo, Stove, Tinware, Paints, Oils and filass. FOR SALE. CIiampiGii Shingle Machine Capacity, 20,000 nor day, Self-Feeder, liifcli Jointer nnd Pucker (•(iniplele. Terms reasiimilile, Apply Advance Ofkich or MABK HILL, Okanagan P.O. VERNON HOTEL VERNON II. C A First-Class House in Every Respect. Free Bos to all Trains Sealed Liprs a Specialty ONLY WHITE HELP EMPLOYED, HARRY MoINTOSH, Proprietor, T, ELLIOT, General Merchant, FAIRVIEW, B. C. Keeps the Largest aatt Hest Assorted Stock of Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots & Shoes, &e, nny pluee soulli of Vernon, and sells on terms tu suit the limes, Cheapest Plnce In buy for Cash in tlie Okanogan Country, FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE ASSURED. BANKMONTREAL CAPITAL (nil paid up) $12,000,000, REST .,., §1085,BPOi + SIR DONALD A. SMITH, Pies, HON. GEO, E, IlltlJMMONI), Vjee-Pres. E, S. OLOUSTON, General Manapar SA.-VI3S8TQ-S ^B3»A.MQSS, RATBOF INTEREST AT PREgBNT Hi PER CJifJTi BULLION AND GOLD DUST HANDLED, Branches in London, Eng,, New York und Chicago, and In all thpprinpjpftl cit(cs) IpCanada. Buy and Sell Sterling Exchange and Cable Transfers, tiro-ril; coiiimeri'iiil und travelling ei edit s,.available in nny purl of t!)e world,. Drafts Issued. Collections Made to all Points. IIHANCUHS IN lll'ITlSl) I'lll.l'.MIKA : VANCOUVER - - NEW WESTMINSTER VICTORIA - - - - NELSON Vernon Branch : 0. A, HENDERSON : ^wro^t^^g i.«tg=:jm"n.-rTaar minr •r,rw:r:*rtrr- Wulffsohn & Bewicke,. (LIMITED) BANKERS * * * Financial, Seal Estate, Insurance & General Agts. }) VNICKIW AND CORRESPONDENTS FOR Bank of British Columbia Agents for Sale of Lots on the Aberdeen m Lyons WULFFSOHN & BEWICKE, Ltd., Dock House, Billiter Street, London, England, VANCOUVER, li, 0. and VEUNON, B. C. J0HANN WULFFSOHN, Managing Director. Verpon Branch, G. A. Hankey, Manager, "SS£2S55S^S5BSS!******** ^nsror rm a'&*r~srya£. *W'^W- ' h e rn mm mm spy Feed ail Sale Stables, Having liiken over the stables of Gallagher k Stevenson, and thoroughly over hauled and refitted the premises, 1 am prepared to meet the demands of the public I have on hand a complete stock of new rigs, (double and single) for public use, and also a good lot of well broken carriage and saddle horses. fourists desiring to see the country would do well to call, rivers. fad Single Drivers, Good Double Dpi Ladies' gentle double and single drivers and saddle horses. Horses boarded by the week or month (box stalls if desired). Horses lirokun lb harness, ant] horses und cuttle sold on commission. Denier in liny and grain, wholesale and retail. Coi-iior OS TXZi.mmi.oaa. ciaj.rl Ti-oiuioii Streets W. GARDNER, Pi,oi,.,etor. OppoBito VV. II. Mogftw'a Store 1'ont Ollicu iiox 137 ARMSTRONQ HOTEL \l. KEYKS, Prop. (loud Accommodation, Best Liquors and Cigars. I''irsl-(.'la>s Stabling, ARMSTRONG, B. C. Sainton's JMysic Store -OLD POST OFFIOE- 409 Hastings Street, Vancouver. Pianos and Organs-Easy Terms Sheet Music, &c. Special attention given to Mall Orders, A. D. W0RGAN. Portrait & Landscape Photographer VERNON, 11.(1. VIEWS OF THE DISTRICT FOR SALE. Note,-I li)8 stable will lie run strictly Hi-sI-cIhsk in every imrticnliir. My ilrivere tiro nil free, and gontlo uisuositloii, anil tho most ilutliWo ninck tlm niiirkot ran protluco, Buoolttl aitontlois lo trRnslont tniilo uiui in bonnloi's, ' SiL All kinds of heavy teaming promptly attended to. 1EOE? IfcAJBO* FOE SjSi.X*IS OKANAGAN MISSION, |. C. X'±a?m-t-GXa.sim Open Bencb KmuI.^' i'oi- I'loaa'K PORTION IN CROP All Under Large Irrigation Ditch From Mission Creels Cheapest and Best in the Market. ;-.; Also Choice Acre Blocks in Vernon :-: Address FORBES M. KERBY, C. E., OKANAGAN MISSION P. O. NICHOLLES & RENOUF, L'td Victoria, 33. O. AGBICULTUBAL IlCfilHEY, SOU5 AGICNTH FOR Brantford $ Binders § and f Mower§ THK PEST IN THE MARKET, A Full Line of Waggons, Trucks, Ploughs, Harrows &c, &C., WAREHOUSE AT VERNON, Ci1- I:"\ C'oi^ibeac^fcoaa., ^SL^-esa.-^, "H '> J OPENED UP! J.McNICOL MIDWAY, B, C. large Stock of^ GROCERIES, < DRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES HARDWARE, MINERS' SUPPLIES. CONDENSED LOCALS, — - -t-—.- Tlie trail to Atwood's camp has been cleared out. Mrs. Lundy arrived last Thursday from Spokane. Mr. J. Douglas returned to his camp <on Saturday. The riuses are in progress as we go to press. A full account will appear in fiur next issue. Mrs. McClung and family arrived yesterday from Colville and will make Midway their future lioina. Dr. Jakes was called in yesterday to attend one of Mr. J. Thornton's child- fen who dislocated its shoulder oyer a week ago. Mr. J. Lynch made a trip to Camp McKinney on Saturday, returning Sunday night, on business connected with the Maple Leaf claim. Mr. W. T. Thompson, Fairview, accompanied by a mining expert, arrived in town yesterday aud went, on [through to the mining camps, (LastThursday the Kettle river rose three feet during the night, and since then connection liy sfaga with Grand Prairie has been stopped as the fouls are dangerous. Mr, C. 0. Sands was in Midway on Sunday exhibiting some magnificent free gold specimens from the St. Lawrence. He reported that the men working in the tunnel had struck a hitherto unknown ledge four feet between lyaJIs. .last, week, which carries high grade rock. Fourteen men are now at work on the claim and another shipment will be made shortly, Mr. Jas. Andeison, travelling freight agent, 0, P. I!., e.-une lu on Sunday from Kootenay by way of Marcus and Grand Prairie, He left yesterday afternoon for Hock creek, returning iu tlie evening, and this morning went north by stage.. Mr. Anderson's visit to this section, although he was unable fo take in the Boundary camps, is liable to result iu a great, deal of good, as the impolicy of tlie present ore rales jy/is thoroughly brought to his notice |iy everybody he met. Dr. It. W. Jakes, who has been yjsjt. ing Dr. Boyee at Kelowna, came lo Midway on Friday, where lie bus decided to locate. Dr. Jakes is a graduate of AlcGill University, Montreal, and until recently, has been practicing in t'hjcago. He lias rented Mr. Mar- fill's building, where he can be found by those needing medical assistance, A resident practitltloner has long been (ipe of the most urgent wants of this section, and Dr. Jakes can look for. "yard to a good practice. Messrs. T. McAuley and 0, S;!millers, when driving to Rock creek from Midway lasl, Friday iind a nasty experience, They tri|!(| ||| pi OSS Ihe river will) theii' tig al the lower find near Ingram's, anil the lines somehow or other got caught under (he tongue, bo that It was Impossible to guide the horses, who, leaving the ford, got iulu deep water anil were carried oil their feet by the piiri'oiit. They drifted down stream (60 yards onto a bar, and managed to (.-Mid on the left hunk, and gut oil' li;;hlly ivilh a bud welling. ► • -» DISTRICT NOTES, Mr. Malcolm MeCuaig left last Sunday for Vernon. Mr. J, Monitgliiin of Camp McKinney (vent north last week. There is a fairly good trail up Boundary creek foi forty-live miles. Chinamen are employed putting wood for the Camp McKinney stamp mill. Mr, 11. 0. Walters is examining the Deadwood, cuup, and has secured a pond on oi|i! of the principal claims. Admiral Shorls lias a bran new Biigiuo iii his Imai on Okanagnn lake. IJran and Shorls generally go together anyhow, Mr, H„ McLean bus been given a contract to finish up the work on the rock phill'ul' ynsseiiu lake, AVhen Ihis is .'- '. li, ia"^':,^".jfcl^.'j' .".'■ ,..,■—.,". .\sm done the road will be complete between Camp McKinney ami Okanagan Falls, Tins season's wheat crop in Grand Prairie averaged 1,800 pounds to the acre. 2JThe Cariboo Mining Co,'s tennis are busily engaged hauling out, concentrates to Penticton and returning with freight. Mr. 0, Scott McCrae's new house on his ranch near Deadwood camp is completed and is reported to be tbe finest bachelor's hull in the country. J. Taylor and G. W. Rumberger are sinking on tlie Vancoi)ver (Wellington camp) and have got down twenty-two feet. The ore looks line. Mr. Lafayette Spenser has laken up a pre-emption on Greenwood creek one and a half mill's west of the Summit on the new road and is building on it. Mr. T, Ellis is busily engaged rounding up beef steel's. These will be driven to Hope, and will., iu all probability, bi' the last drive made this season, Messrs. Dunn and W, McCormick have built a cabin on Ibe Gem, Dead- wood I'niiip, and intend putting in the winter developing this claim. Tlie Gem docs not belie ils name. Mr. II. W. liayiiiei' of Kelowna has been appointed agent for the Woodstock Wind-Motor Co,, of Woodstock, Out. This firm makes one of the best inlndinills manufactured in Canada. The ditching, clearing anil fencing of the meadow and the re-loeolion of the road, wilh the Improvements, gives to the locality around Spring Station quite a presentable appearance, Five hundred loi)s of good hay has been put up this summer on Ihe Haynes estate, yet, if the meadows were properly drained, three or four times this amount could easily be procured. Arrangements are being made, we are informed, to work the Cariboo mine, Camp McKinney, all winter. A diteli will be dug from Rice creek so that water can be brought to the mill in pipes without freezing up. The salary of one of our worthy postmasters has been raised recently to such an extent ($3.03 per month) that the surplus of his income, if not invested iu an insurance policy, is liable to cause him a good deal of worry, trouble and anxiety of mind. Mr. R. Walpole, who was up Boundary creek last week after big game, went out via Grand Prairie on Saturday, The party went fifty miles up to McCrae's peaks and secured three gout and some good deer heads. They saw cariboo but could not get near them, Mr. L. Christian's road gang are now working near "Jolly Jack's'' old cabin about four and a half miles east of Camp MeiCiniiey. They struck some rather heavy ruck lately, but have got through it, The gang working up Rock creek have reached the top of tliu bench. .Mr. afi'B. Smith, provincial auditor, paid a visit to Camp McKinney and Osoyoos last week. Mr. Smith is a shareholder In the Alice and Emma (consolidated). This was his lirst trip to this section of B. 0„ though he is perhaps belter acquainted witli the Province than any other man. in it— especially with the far north. The Eureka mineral claim, whicli lies thirteen miles up ihe north fork of Keltlp river on the west side of the valley and is owned by Messrs. Jus. Satilter, and Geo. Craik has the same kind of surface showing as the Broun mine iu the same section—a large iron capping carrying a small percentage of silver and copper with traces of gold. Not much development work bus been done on it. An objection having been raised by the U, S, authorities agaiust the mail being carried from Oro to Osoyoos by the stage running on this side, as their contract with their own mail carrier calls for his delivery of the same at Osoyoos, it is possible for the future that the singe whicli has been running from Penticton to Ono will now make its terminal point south at Osoyoos, and not Oro as hitherto, Three gentlemen fl'Pin town, U.S.A., nre now lining out at Penticton pre- preparatory to trying their powers on the large game of Hie country. Tlioy Intend trying Mdntyre's mountain al lirst for sheep, and failing in this locality, will proceed at once to the Ashnola, and will also try the Siinilkaineen mountains for gout, and as Ibis should be a favorable time, owing lo the recent snow that has fallen in tlie bills, good sport should he thejr reward. Messrs. Jos, Soulier and Geo. Craik, who own lbe Eureka claim up the north fork of Kettle riyor, passed through Midway last Thursday on their way to Camp McKinney where they are interested in the experiments now being made with the mineral rod. They reported a wholesale robbery froii) their cabin on Mr, Mr, Cram's ranch, It appears tlm.!, the latter went down to Grand Prairie about a fortnight ago lo help at the haymaking, and on his return to lu's place up the river ful|tic| that- everything of any Yilllio |n his palijil had been stolen, Thpai'ljclcs carried oil' were one riding saddle, pne pack saddle, several picks and shovels, a gold pan, all the bed ('lollies, clock, plates, dishes and a ciiiqe, No trace of any kind was left ttMBtaaeaagBM "' - gflsBas i .m. ' ■■ ■ ii'al,.?.',"! by the thief or thieves. Tin's is a wt J unusual event ina country where everybody js jn ,f..h,.: habit of leaving bis house or n\)iu:\ open, trusting to public hon.esty. The Okanagan river at Penticton is still being crossed hy ferry boat, aud when this is to be done away with is Ihe question asked by many, The Boundary mountain road gang are now working on lbe summit of I be range in liinlu.r anil boulder). The welcome form of Mi'. W. G. McMynn appeared in their midst last week and government shekels were distributed, Mr, Drummond of Seattle is paying Fairview a visit. This gentleman ia pari owner of lbe Silver Crown mine, and the advent of his coming just at this lime is looked upon will) interest. .Mr. Chan, iaimtily returned to Osoyoos lasl week and we are sorry lo learn thai his mother, wlm was laken sick aboul two weeks ago, is sljll very seriously ill, no improvement up lo the present lime having laken place. ll is currently staled Ihal the steamer A horde-en will uol stop running on Iho 1st ol November, but will hokopton the lake ns long as tin' weather will pernilI, If Ihis is line it will be a greul convenience lo the public generally, Mr, Sifodgrass has about completed his conttact for (he cutting of timber for lbe townsitc company al. Okanagan Falls, and as soon as he gets through wilh it lie will start culling for Ihe new hotel which he contemplates erecting at ibis point! It is understood that ore will be crushed for outside parties by the Strathyre Co,'s mill at Fairview, and Mr. T. Elliott contemplates running some through out of the Smuggler inine. By its appearance il should pay well, being a very free milling ore. Tlie first party of the season to go forwaifl to the Ashnola country after big liorn consisted of James W, Low- ther, Esq,, M. P. for Westmorland, Ellg,, accompanied hy Mr. Ernest Fiirquhar, They started from Ponticton last week and went iu by way way of the Mountain House pass. Mr. W. T. Smith has purchased for American parties the Mountain Hose and Emma cli'iins from J. .Scholield and the Minnie Moore .'rom John Keough and Or. Bulls iu theSuuiniil camp. A considerable portion of the purchase money has been paid down. It is, we understand, the intention ol the purchasers to sink on one of these properties, So as to make a thorough lest of lbe extent of the ore body, Mr. Smith is expected back shortly from Spokane. The Emma and Minnie Moore are on the main lead and (lie Mountain Hose on a side vein. ► • -. ■ TH? ORiiiiiN OK NAMES. Hnrpor. Pipe, Piper, Dnnoer, Lnfer, Orouther, Baird, Suitor are all professional ua.'tuin. Thrower waa onco tho winder of silk tliMiil.a; hence tbo Throwers and Tlirow- 81 ITS. Goliglitly, Liglitfoot, Barefoot anil Roe- foot wcro nickname! having iillusiniiu to speed. Croolt, Crump, Cramp and Crimp aro bin changes rung on an old nioknanio for a crijiuli'. Poller, Peliper and Furrier rocall tho nu- trade of the English with Norway and Sweden, Blond, a complexion adjective, was the progenitor ol Bltnid, blunt, Blount aud Blotidel! Sunders, Saunders, Sanderson, are vari- fitions of Alexander, a favorite name ia Scotland, Backer, Keeker, Hnokman nnd Hackery are derived tr au the mime uf a woodman wlm prepared limber for building. R.hli's suns spell their names Half, Enlpliiiia, Rnwes, Rnwson, Rawllugs, Rollins, K-.illiiiHiiu, Riipklns and Rupsuu, Broiler nnd Bracer had progenitors who lived hv milking the leather braces that betel the old fashioned breaks in place. While, BI -ek, brown, Gray, Groeu, Reed or Rod, Ruddle nnd n few mure originated iu peculiarities of dress or oimiploxion, Savage, Siiarp, Smart, fui'inei'l.v Smorfc, Willy. Ctltn nnil Quick were unci) compli- liii'iuiny titles nddoil to the Hist iiainos. Wool, Woolor, Woiihuaii, Turner, Sucker, Staples, (ampler, Carder, Cumber, Pinner, Tnwzerand Tozer, Spindler, Weber Weaver, Webster, l.isiur, 1'aintor, llyer, Wonder, llii'ld'-i'iiiiiii, Tucker, Fuller, Wnlker. Iie.it.r, llilerund limes, Slierinan, Drupel', Siiiiiaor, Whiter, Bleaker, Blnkor and Huckster aro nil names derived, from various operations eonnecled with the manufacture of wool into doth. HYMNS AND HYMN WRITERS, ''Awake my soul to joyful lays" wai written by .S.inniel .Medley iii 17S7. "Come, thou Almighty King," wns Wiitieii by Charles Wesley iu imitation of ''God Save the King." "How pleasant, how Divinely fair," was urig.it.illy entitled by Watts the ■'Pleasures of Public Worship," •'Come, Ye Dlsootibolate," was hy the famous Itiah Poet, Tlioiniis Moore, and ap; penri'd in his uttered songs in lb'lli. '"l'lie Lord my pasture shall prepare'' Was hy Joseph Addison, and wns first printed in tlio Spectator in 1713. "Joy to tho World" was by Isaac Watts. Jt lias been popularized by being Bet to a fragment of melody from Handel's Messiah. "There is a fountain filled with blood" ii the must pupnhir ut Cowper'a hymns. It is mie uf the classic lyrics of tlio English language. "0 worship tlio King" was the work of Robert Grant, It, with a huge nunihor of his uilioi liyinns, was found iu his desk ami primed after his death. "Lead, kindly light," was written by Cardinal Newman uu Juno HI, 1833, while iu ihe Mediterranean sea, and was first published in the British Magazine in 183(1. "Jesus, I my cross havo taken,'' was from a book of short poems hy ilonry Francis late, printed in 1833. The melody to which it Is sung is from one of Mozart's open, NOT IN THE USUAL COUKSt. A humming bird is said tu havo beon Blnng to death by a bee at Columbia, Win, recently. A young man of Patterson, N.J., ru centlv saeezeii n hard thai he joiked hit flhouider out uf joint, 'tin,,una Jan..ua, ino inven'u!, has never carried n watch iu his life, Ho has never waaied tu know the niae. The wettest place in the world is Cher- rnpuugi, in Assam, wla;ailia..veragorainfall f,,r lifteen vi-ais ime been '1113 inches. In 1801 11 was UOS. A lady at Maple Valley, N.Y., is raising In n cage an iilhinu robin which alio found in tlie grnHB under ,i tree. Every feather is whit,' and itseyis are pink. The length of time Unit footprints will remain fresh-looking it; the soil ou the .const of Greenland i» rem rkalile. Tracks that appear but a few hours aid have frequently been made fur week)", A. human face cluck is un view in the window uf a St. Potoi»burg ivnichiiiaker. The bands urn pivoted ua tin, nose, and Any message spoken into i:s ear repealed by a phuiiiigmjili through its mouth, li is anid tu Iw ih,, „nly clock ut the kind ut present in existence, AQnifid Kiipids (Midi.) dentist has tho hypnotic power mi strongly tli ,t he can piaminile patients (Inn llujy are swinging ill In,iiiuiucka and eating ji-a eroiun while Ilo is at work 011 their molars, Il may bo superfluous In add Ihnt his pull is inereat- lug grandly and rapidly, INVENTION AND DISCOVERY. Porcelain is to bo substituted for guld in filling teeth. An extension ladder for upper bortiin uf sleeping curs has been devised, Watches wore originally lmulo in shapes to Imitate pears, gunrds, acorns nnd birds' skulls. French railroad companies are contemplating the substitution uf iho telephone fur the telegraph. From a grain of sand, barely visililo to tho naked eyo, one thousand miles of quartz thread tuny he span. An English onrio collector has an old- time watch which Is sliapld liko a cow's horn. At tlio end of every hour it discharges u tiny pistul. A London chemist who analyzed a sample of ''hair restorer" nailing ai fifty cents (ur a two-ounce bottle, found it in contain common water with traces of sail and augo extinct. The Scientific American has figured it 'out that the energy exerted hy a railroad train (raveling seventy-five miles an hour is nearly twice that of a t"'nth(iiisanil- puinid shot fired from a uno-tiuiidied-;on Armstrong gun. A llllputian eleotrlo light has been in- vonted fur tho b nelit u: newspaper re- porters, It ia fastened tu the end nf a pencil sn the reporter uiay entry his own light with him and he alio lo uuiko his potea even iu tlie darkness, MODERN PROVERBS. Empty throat make lying children, The serpent uf the still wears no rattles. Don't go to ,tho wrong shop to get shaved. There is many a knockout iu n whisky punch. A stinted wife can find a vest pocket in the dark. Be is nl ways a slavo who lives beyond Ills means. If wo had eternal sunshine we would have nu crups. The dangerous end of a rattlesnake makes no noise. The ngejossivo man always finds tho hornet at home. There is a Lazarus for every crumb from the party table. If every man wore to get rich who believes ho knows how, wo would havo no paupers. The worm In the whisky distillery will du more damage tu the farmer this summer than the culwurm. FUTURE PREMI RS- "Willie, do you and your brother over fight?" "Yos, sir." "Who whips?" "Pn," Littio Faiinlloi'ny-.'.lamiii.i, why do you call my gray kilty aililtese! Is It because I maul and tense it sn? The Crop,-=-T'oiieher—'For I hoy havo sown the wind, and they shall reap'— what? Bright Pupil—Air piimts. In a district school the pupils were ask- il to define a bee line. A small hoy answered; "I know! It's the line a feller ninkes I'-r houii) when a bee's stung him," Auniie—A penny fur your thoughts, Little Nephew—I was thinking that, if I kepi ipliit and prelelli.d In Ou tl.inking, you'd wonder what I was thinking about, and sav just what you did. Uitnuie the penny I THE SPONSOR, Slot, was formerly a herd; henoo the Stntlai'ds nnd SttaldnrilB, Freo nnd Freeman were once tho names of manumitted slaves. Pear, Poannaii, Peiaier and Ferryman once kept pear nrcnauls, Hollinni represents iho fuller and moro euphonious Boliel,ultimo. block, Blocker .nil Blockman are the sans of men wlm fashioned hats, Bnrk, Barker and Biuldey slmw the importance of tin;lank in early Kuglish tunes. JUDGMENTS, A pltttonio friendship may bo possihls— between women, nr between mon. Originality Is tlio in-ccuilaiiry of tho Individual oyer tho preconcerted hleas uf tlio masses, What the world gains in evenness of culture and smoothness nf tone it Is apt to lose in Individuality and force, It is well that kiiul seeks kind and finds beamy and enjoyment iu it—well that tho lowest cannot appreciate the refinement of tho highest, else there wuiild he many un- mated creatures on Ilie earth,—Judge. BAY OF FUNDY'S TIDES. Thero is a fall in tho tide of twelve to fifteen foot at Giand .Million. At both Luboo and Enstport the tide boasts a bolter roc rd, which le twouty feet, Tho tido nt St. John varies all tho way from twenty-four to thirty feet. Seventy f, ot Is what the tide has registered nt Motiotou, on the tend of tho l'l'licutlinc The difference between high and low- w.it.'r mark en the Culiequiil river is twelve miles, tic river being twelve miles longer at high tiiim nt low waiter.. i ' ': HOTEL j KETTLE KM VrJiI^, II. (\ Stages to Marcus, Wa ',:., .... Midway, B. C. The World's lligliway Every Atten!i:.i Given to Gutsts. froni Atlantic: to Pacific' OA;:.'- AMP/ :>!Fic RAM WAY, ,1. L. WISEMAN, Prop. J. Kerr. R. D. Uerr. KKk'Ix; BI^OS,, BUTCHERS, MIDWAY and BOUNDARY FALL.:; Ileal delivered nl Itock Crock a:, 1 al; tin Mining ('minis. ,,,.. . !. STEAMER ABERDEEN lEAVL"; PENTICTON rUESDAYS, Tl'UKSDAYS and SATURDAYS a3 p.m., Connecting at OKANAGAN LASHING With Trains I.a' the East and West >. - Tlii'iia::!) I'l'i-.i-Cii!-.: Sleeping Cars Elnllj llei'-v.-i ii V.aaituner and Moil. 1,.,,' - (I fit, 1 a Thi'miuli Tickets an Sate In Eastern nnd I'm ;■;. I.'u . .1 Points. ';.:.;:: 11 Aay Other Line ■a Gor !•:::<•', Time &c„ Apply to 1-1. 8. SCADDING, Agent, R-uticton, OR TO ! fel.1 '1 ^ H. C. COOPER M.WI'I'A! "I'l'liiall OK Harness and Saddlery VERNON, D.C, FOR SALE. FEED, OATS, HAY AND I'OTATOES, Will bo ildivi:ml tit Okanagnn Fulls us wim qb now steiunci' runs mi ltd-; Lnko, J. IIUTOMESOtV. Viknun. GOLD and SILVER EXTRACTION j Ke Gassel Qold Extracting Co., Ld„ (The fflcArthur-Foppcst Process) Have Experimental Works at VANCOUVEK. rtial are prepai I to treat samples oi ore from 1 lb, to 2,000 lbs. by the Cyi aid cess. No Roast tiijandi Einel ing required. For Full Pai tn Company's Supei I W, PELLEW HARVEY, F.C.S., ASSAY OFFICE, bi-192m VAMCOUVEIC. 3.C. C. Ml, I ROWN, Ci'.:. Pa .a. Agent, Vancouver, b. C, 0 unci IRTill RAILWAY ALL RAIL TO NELSON, B. C, !■:.":< la.--/) 51 0 r0 [:fZM) EdclSuGj , . a a a ..v —£..;; Mi) S3ossan PoEtsta Tliroflgii '•! tins Semi-Weekly. Daily, oxeepl Sunday, liutivceu N|m- kiint! nnil VIuri'iH "ffl nan. Lv ... SPOIiAKE a. o:30 p.in, CANN k CO,, BOOKSELLEHS, Si . iDrlEiii Ami Deal.,. In MUSICaU. INSTRUMENTS, SDa/lNG MACHINES, WALLPAPER, TOBACCOs, F.rc, Eto. Noodles for Ail Makos of Sowing Machines Kept in Stock. Mail orders from tlie Ijower Country will l'rrt'ivi' prompt ulli'iiiin:!. CANN 1^ C< >.. ■V' 33 XI TT c? KT . "-^ - C . MINEHAL .U'T. 1801. Cert i lien to nl' Improvements, •*- NOTICE, TheCoitxicoriA Minki.-u. Claim, Slliictii iii iin' c'ei ie lllvi :• Mining Division of Vale illmrl. a ia Kuiinuli ,. ....,1 Ilouiiiln,'}'t't'eek ami I'liuiali nl .lull I'l'iik, ill Whiles Clllip, TAKE NOTICE Ihi 1 I. William Mclean, free niilii a - ccl'illlei'.IO N'n.lW'5! , i a 'Illl, sivljiliijsl'i'iiiil Ilie ili'ii'lii'iviif. In ll|i|)l) III Ilie 1 Inlil I'munii-Miinei' fiti'tl eci'lUleini! nf hupi'iive- lllenls, fur the |l!!,'pt).- 1 of o'.itahttng a Ci'invn grunt of thualnrc claim lia Wi ':: h'.J'S nml I a ' a " ':! I'ttt! I'a.ea.a a, . ,, ■ ; ...a:., ..:.. . ■■ .■' . .... Iiii the hi '■ ■ em I .:.■ 1 nml cl in m Id -In '! !):!'!! p.m. -a" . lielnnii . .,. - -an ; a ■ a;.: .. iivi! a |iuin! tl -an hi; 1,1' - iluriln) ■. rrh a , , ■ Cuiiuuciii a :'.■'. ■ fur Trail I'i. a!., Nnllll ia a- : a ' -a . . a 111 an ! ai! points un iiii I'i ; a ruilivnv, a..'.. aa,.- luiuicrl'i a.iiii.iii I'm ' . ■■■ u- ('real;, 11 v. uu .11 .,. ■ '.- BL ! ■ lith, "'" '- ;. !:.!'. VII li l-llll'll to Ilia f-'nlls . - ' ' ■ ■ . \ . . -. ',-■-, . ■ ..... . .. .'■'..■ ' Thomp son, I ■. 1! Tlie in ■ nf the nhovo (lecciisi'li ill l.lltil .aa ■ : ■. ,■[.■ ,,,, iliiiiii! Iii I ' i|i,' : ic K a,;,. :. ' "'ill ill . : '. It'll'Ioi'. Teuili is he i'i a ,..| ,|icil ' a nil ... a Ini'lusivcol Ilie anli iia;, ni Ucioiicr, 1 a C.A. 11. LAMBI.V, 31 It Gol munis sonor. In Ui-: of E .;al Thompson i I. Inlesiate. f I'i'i" a is li tlven Ilinl hi rirtno nf I \ i lie vers \ .-,■! ia in uu,lei- seelion lia ,,1 .},. " Mineml Act, IM01," und ainoml- inents, I ivill 1 ul ilnti'i'iiiii] ii inil un Ilie esiule ",' Itii iinnlTI ipson, li . 1 lloundnrv Ci k, .... llln .1.: Division, Ynlc Ills- ii'i 1. U. C„ fl'ei . i.a llOlt lie, :• loll, lltll'Sllllo, na.l iill per Inil I In thu 1 to uf Ihe •aiii! ileei iseil lire reipie-i! I in a ay Iho lunount of their hn .■, in ''.'.'.a,-:, forth- ivillmi 1,1 all iieison liuvlngnny eliilm aaan-i the I'sliiti I dee 'useil uro lioroi).v ro- ipi ■;,;.■■ 1 111 ■ 1111 a a.\ olUce, ' iluli lie ai ... 1, on ur boforo the gTllitin) rn Oetol'er, , a. Ader Willi lulu 1 I ■ : . an iced lo 'i-aalniin iin ,..- :■ ■ ; mi) ■ i 111 Id , an - iimoiig tho nui'tli sentltleil II rnt'1,1 i I pnrrt "a v In the claim ul ivlileli hull II ui luivo boon rccclveil. C. A. 11.1.AIIHLY, ■JI a lie!'! Ci niiia-.. i'llie]', -"• ■-'■-a' ,-<..: r ' & Comity Court Jfotiee, —«.— ClTTINns of 1a ' nil;, Courl nl Vale win And further Hike notico, Ilinl mil lain.- S , , ("'intycour list In- Beul to Hie Iliilil Cuminl'Wlouor i '" ' Men i a Ion 1 iielh'i luuicnccd before t|ic iNtuiuicc of Htlcli Al Osovnusuti 'a. , . n, October |,'i). cerllllentoofhiiiirovi i.o,;i|s, ... i; .,,,, ,, .... , , ^ < llntod thisgllthilnyiifSeptember, ISM, ' " ''' a. ill. linn a, iv i.-n ll'i loel III :ii foi ., li, i ... ' . ,. a ('. A. II. LVJIIll.Y, ll'.t'. (', dOVI 10 HUNT i' i : : ' " I 13, Iii'i'.i.a i i G. Arthur Rendell, General Merchant BOUNDARY FALLS, B.C. .V l.'ull Stock of DRY (i(Hli>S, GROCERIES, MINERS' SUPPLIES. Table Showing tho Datos and Places of Courts of Assize lllsi I'l'ius, Oyer nml Terminer iind liaiH aal iaial Dollvory for the year lsw, ALL AT THE LOWEiM PtllCES ,1. W. l^lalal), KAia, .\.'-sizi;s. ('Union . .. .Tlmrs lii.v.IUtli Repli iihei JEWELLER a'i! tVATCHMAKEt! ■■ '.'''■'' MIDI initiHter, tiih N nr., 'lm . ■ , .. a '.'.''- .i ,. Ai' V-. . . '■' ... ..... ;,,. Mulches .'..I',.; ' i "i .. !ii-|liillV(|, 3 TK.ill, CREEK NOTES. ICoiulcn a! from tho "Xorlhporl N'e-.v-." Chus, I'. Oudili, mn' ni' !li'- |ii'incipai owners of thu 0, K.,' accompanied hy Ins, O'Nl il, a in'ia ami ilie O. K., came down to Newport throne;!) tlie Sheep Creek pass. Molality, anil 1. li mi the Tuesday morning's train for Spokane. Mr, Oudiil'does immediately tn Don- Denver, where he will purchase a con- I'l'titiiitor for the 0. K„ and will make a business trip to Now York before ho returns, lie thinks he can have the concentrator at tho mine in about n week, when ii will lm hume liately erected, nud tin' I). K. ivill bu con- utioted in ;i full-fledged liiniiner us n flrst-class gold mine should be, Developinenl work will lm prosecuted while thd ore is being treated, Preparations are nn'.',' being fiiiule Cor Llu.' running of nnutlii r tuni'iol and a cross- put, Tlie stamp mill has been running I' ir over a week ami ia aecompllslilng as '.'iiiicli as was expected, ' Au uight-nnil body uf rich looking gold-coppi'i' sulpliiirel Dili bus lii'"ii struck mi Mr, Welch's clahn on Spo kane mountain, ' The La II"! t'n. Is building n largo hotel mi its property, ' The Le Hoi's air compressor is ready for work and iu aboul two weeks the force nf miiicrs will h, increased. ' Tb" Sheep creek road is simply „;1,:,.ui!('i,nl, ilie promising town in the Trail creek district cannot, lie named Ross- land on account ol' there being another town in liic province of the same name. fuel Question Airniust Spo- kiino. Smiu' of I lie visiting ore buyers were discussing at tla' Hotel Spokane yesterday tlm prospects of Spokane bo- I'liining a smelling center, I; una 'agreed Unit litis city possessed many iiilvantages, being equal as u railroad 'ami nre . mitre In Denver, bid il, ivns pointed mil Ihal the fuel question is agaiiisl ns. At Denver I lie Iirsl native 'coke, quite as good as Ua: L'ounelsi ilie product, is Inn! for .$-1.50'pur ton. Tli" [Tacoma smelter pays $7 per ton fur iia coke, nml il ivns iin- opinion that coke here would cosl about $12,—Spokane Spokesman-Review, H6 < Ciiscado Oily. iiiii' correspondent "Nemo" nvi- .li'iilly siill pins bis faith on Cnseiule City, its llu: following from his pen evinces. For Un sake nf t.lmse who purchased lots there let ua hope thai it, will all turn mi! as expected, We may, uhts, nil want io purchase inside property iu CasciuleCily when ii is loo ate. 1 Whal liaai is Hull I- That, sir, oh, that is tliq tra'pi for Kettle Rivet; and Cascade City, What kind of n place is Kettle river? Kettlo River, oh, there is quite it town there on the banks of the river (•lose In Uu- Iiiternational Boundary line, pari of ii each sitlu of tlio lini'. Is there any settlement there? Well I should smile! One of the thrlfliesl admixtures of a farming ami milling ciiininiinity Hint ran bo 'found anywhere, is tlie funning country around there aery extensive? Not very extensive, Juit very producllvq, Vcsl what is the chief Feature of farming 1 here? Well, Un: tarmorsgo In for a mixture, but, Un: most extensive work i.s done in raising fruit, 1 To what iinirky'l (lues the Fruit and farm produce go? Oh, the market is right there or down at Cascade City, the bust kind, of murkel going, everything bouglil up by tiie miners, Whal is the extenl of the mining industry there? Illimitable, sir, illimitable ! You don't say ! Where dqesnll lbe ore go to be treated ? (loin! Why of course it gpes tp Cascade City; where else do vou suppose it would go lo? Excuse tne, I was not awini thill there were facilities for treating ores in ibis country, ! ('nine w; thai is inn good; why, there hit all thu lutes! modes of iceiling ores known in use a I Cascade City ; some of the largest plants on the IV i'ilic coast are at work thero, ■Where do all llu; ores cotll'l fi'piu tp keep .such extensive calalilishinenls in motion? Where to Ilia ciime from, ill ranger? Why, from every whom i north, south, east ami wesl lhey all centre there. Tills Cascade city musl be quite a place then? Younughl In go and see it, .stranger. I can tell you ils worth taking ill -lis It tegular salve for sore eyes. Talk about a .town, you will be Sure to gamble Ihnt there Is no such Another liko it wast of tlie Rockier. Yes it is laid oul jusl like some grand park, foiinliiiiis playing everywhere, streets nnil stores thrown wide, Buildings, well now, there is just wh ire you gel buildings, liverylhhig sliflhu besl anil latest style, and it!-1 most everything in the way of machinery, street cars and the like i.s worked by elecli'ieily. 'it must take n lo! of electricity to run all this. How tin limy generate il ill? Tho cheapest known way, sir by water power. 1 Then the.', must have considerable water pnwi.r tiis'i'o? Wafer power! did I hoar you aright, sir? i Yes, I said water power, My gummy I ilo yon mean In suy Unit you lieu,.' heard of the Cascade Oily Pulls? Well now, Ihal jssl range, V, by, II .. afghl there Is the ii lesl water power ijiis side of \ii;i...aa ii . , tiotij;, i''-..\ti'i', sir, if properly miHutl, lo run lu 'i'i- unit liiui'i a "ii i... ir in ' a ii, all . .... _.._ STOCK HINTS i'li.' Principles Which I :.::,,ne All sini- e, ua in .m ,,-i, I; .[ lux. It is the food thai produces, growth, nml hence the a- - ion "bra d is in the trough.,' This i. true may lo a. certain extent. There is something In the di; estii a of the 1 i I iifl ■■■ il I l.-ee'u t'oii.niini.!. aa: ns the iigestivo c mciiy of ai.ii,ail.i dili'urs, ilu: food may la fed a! :i I"-.,, because the stock i inclinable of converting it Into Ihe greatest pro I lo product. I: may also lie truti.l illy n Idod Hint tlie bent animals of any breed wiil fail in give satisfaction ii there i.s nn inefficiency ol too I. nml tlie farmer will also Buffer ai'i-s ;:' la- lias choice stuck and fails, to proi idn his nniuiuls with tlm mater; (ids so necessary for their comfort Und the production of meat, butter or mi! tinpropciij m to Hat which is expected ol ai- breed selected. When tho stock iia' !■ aa irrti "1 nu, nr pnre bred aa III I ll .. .' ' d line ti;:;t were, niipi ,. i' I". th.Ti luiistnlsubn ac'.iang'j ia the conditions nf miinnguuiout, ' ■ liiug : in ;. bo relied upon tn neeiirq ■■: in '. a a . ."I ;i al care, Th" Sl. at- . i. a ""'.v iii a linn been rreustoiiied Iq rich ;;i : : ai cu in I climb Bteop hill- I -. or ■ '■ i' Fond '.a hi: . ay I: I'll- e'a. a a enn it le lo In a'ilu a' a i ' ilil !>y I' i' :: colli])' ! ■ i In 1. nit i,vet Btt'.tWillld a., i"!' : i Iho e. !: I C II i'.i ! '. a in or |i,( ti, a ■; ■ :,.. i iiii ...a. ;., •vei',-ht ii musl be v.,-II provideil with food, 'Hi,- deep-milking Uolotrin, While it is c ,,",!,!,! of giving ;i"l results in er cciluln coalitions, caaa .; git a full ipui'u of mi,,; ,-,'lieil a1'" i'l (",::; i "il in produce it from tliu wi aa.aM [instiiro, ns he;- indi. : ai is I",' aula i for sue!) methods cl lec ling, '11: ■ Merino she >p, which en ; ,aa ■ i:i lar »o Hocks, uml sccuro food ivhero some niiimitls could nut exist.,' produces but a small enronss, with iv inavy ll"".'i'. but the Oxford or Shrop siiii'" won! ! starve under the same c u dilions, Tin ■ il will pay In food le iv jlv to iiniuuils that ai" capable of uivii::;. good returns i ■,an. liio fool has been' demon-'ia... i lyiiuiiioroiisoxperimeiil.-i, ami eeononiy in feeling the pure brcdu consist i.i giving theui all tho fond that can bo digi .v.1 nnd niilbicil in proilua-1 tion. Il iauot sug^usU'd that any ani- nud In.. Fed i -'ii than it should have. for that '.vou!.'. be'a waste, but it pays to Fund liberally when the result is it ;;n.iu by so doing, In Fact, the object in Haiti;; a pure broil animal is to have it sat a-, much ,.;. possinie, thoso wilh t'.nj i."-1 nppeiites being tlm more Valuable, nt ih" ia- I'.iction should bo cor.'u- ..aaiaiia'a a; ! .:■ ;a The pure breeds ro un: a a ...a. :r fee :.'.■; Lain tne im lives, li<;l i.i.'y have been specially brcii !' Cl: a . . ,, ,i a and n.-.1-111' !: . I they c.ui i it, Ilia're ord of tho best r.ui uiui ii:" ri a; Ihnt tho cost of food :,. Hindi less | - pi'odnro :; pound of meat, butter or inil'.c from a pure-bred iiniiiial L'r.iiu I:--.'! miy other, thus securing it larger n'"'' : ■• "" ': rm -r. -^i »:mJ»p-«;^'j^«-yvtT--' .* fflUMGj ?n hit EXPBESS STAGE LINE. <s-Gir.ra- isoxttxx will lc:i' i. Penticton 7 ;t. in. every Tuesday, Thursday ;i|id Saturday, arriving at fairview i p. m., and Oro, Washington, the same evening, O-OIKTCS- KrOjK,T3St will le,!,': Qro, Washington, 7 a.m., Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, reaching- Fairview at 11 a, m„ connecting with SS :\.!;:.n.l( en and S. & 0. and C. I'. Railways. Aaron Johnson, Prop. iTS f*\ r*tr\ VKNON, B.C. OPPOSITE TO RAILWAY DEPOT. X32. V. M -ET X. X. E IS, Pr?ipi?lotor. EST OF WHS, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, GOOD STABLING. TERMS ■; FROM $1.00 , PER - DAY - UPWARDS. A ( ...a .,:'!..•;■. iinl Vi.ii,ii. A cow Unit will fatten rapidly Rftet she haspm ■'-1! her nee'uiiiesaas 11 milker ii- nf e:a ■. : il v..ice a. ;i (lai 7 r.uimiil. I'l . ' l| : 1! HI. ll'ilt. 1 ii ■-, li;|" ni :: .t.-: to be looked In when la-v ing ilu a. . :..'r. l,uw if itisilfacttou! liic cup : i;y 10 eat ilinl . a ■■•t ana ii r. coil I dairy cow must have is no! , l.niyu ;:.:a;,ai ! :'. pvoduetioil 1 !' ll.i-h ami iiii. '."hen i.'iC'i-lops giving milk, hoiv is n. an i i" '"a'..', before hetriesit, win :a-a. in,,,' 1 urn," . .a e,,w ivill 'f.iil.ou or Ina; '., a lilili! ii amy 1 e aat flown a: ll ra. I v.; ii hill li".v laacaiaias that cn.i'S that : ive a got).I nitiintiiy nf rich n.iik v.,! not ■ 1 la ,i,;iiy 0:1 tin nnmo fei I via. 1 ai!" 'a i in o dry. iia; 'win": la yln 1',! pnHfe,I I'm it period of iisi !i',h:ef,,"ii'.ui..)i. Ihiitliicy nre too fur gone In properly chow :: al iii.e.it t":: 'ir Ina 1 aud ClUI- verl it i il" !, ilk, aa I of cmil'SO could 'ua !,': .; acted to ma!:,! be ■, readily In t'aiir inil iiriil state cows nni mnro in" ciiued lo make beef,' for that is ten method liy whicli tho sysloui pi .a'eaia ils. if ii . iii'Dvides For ftttu.n 'emergen ' ■i's. while giving milk is laaya tempo rai'.v (i;:-a;;:;i'iiii-nt to fei ,1 tan yonil . oiif; nnd the development nf i!a:;y i.a 1 ils hits Ii on jiecoinpliisliud by over coining iiiiil c'liunging tliis natural jiro tensity, and wa see nl! grades of thin dev-'lupment in dairy co\vs nf tlie pri; out time. Ijoino cowsivillfa! n wliil.: iiiii': mill if wa'ii fed, mid ot ersenn act lm fed an well but they will put t:;i ihay digest into milk. 'I'm- tendency i-a llle breed is till the indication akoifci' eaii show, ami no uiini sliould1 expect a good dairy cow td make ilesn tun r :-,ia is too fir gone to iniiki! luiik. rjome whoso tendencies, are mnro Ilia other way liiie.at do so. W lint It Is lltiuill 'In. Professor Dunn snyn; "The ipuntity of liquid niuiiuro prO'luced hy on ! cow Kiilliliilly is cipial to fei'l;!i,:a: • one and a (pi irtel'. -res of ground, pm iliia::gei- i" "a ,;:, d'J 'nble 111, lit) tn,) Soli i I iia. Il'l- iioiis A .aii'l of luaiii B'llu;' i-'l with urine Is equal In Rcord of i.,: be I roi te.l iiuinii aa IF tlie liqul I iind solii, c. act■". "aa, iticlndii;; the liitei', ure Ire;: eep irnts, and tho li'.pd ! is .00. I up iy Ilie loam, it has been found 1 :ey v."i! a: mire land iu iiropo-.'iion, bybn,':, ■il . "V ill liqili I to six ai'li.l, 11 tiie I., i: actual value is as '!v,a. to u a." ltm Joiiriinl nf Cholliis'i'y cuiitainsstron" tcstiinoiig in regard to the value o, liipiid ii leremonl: "A cow tinder, ia Hilary f linglnrnishes Inayenrlwmit.v II ' 111'! ] 111111 !n nf : .'i:'!la.ia'i".|ia;| :.i, | . oul •, f llioni a .! [iotltidrt of li'iul l ".' tu in p.ii.ii.i. money Ve.liie nf Ha two is bin i'i litly ill Favor of tho solid,") 1'uiii|ii,iii s.'.us 11 ll,ni.-ily, Tin- ! 0 . flan says: "A simple but ef."i".;v,. ri aa dy'for worms iii horses is pninpki.i a ":■'■. thoroughly dried and groniiil in 11 Hoe null or punndod' in u mortar mull lino. Give n teiispoo'lifii1 nf ilie powder In feed liiorniiiguud night for a week, therl givo (mo pint of new milk liii:.eil witli r. half pint of Wait In- ilia iniilii -,'-. Any i!i la.-.ias imido From Bllgtir cn.'ic wiil answer as well, but I'ic ,,lr,("'-.i! wiiich is sold for mobilises wiil nut prove so eli'eclivii. Pumpkin seods will act pn thu kidneys, and hursoswliich tiro kept at work; sliunld bo uso.l'with ."■a.: cure when taking any medicines which net ns a diuretic", Di,llllll.-11 111 (.'Hive,', Tho calves whieh woro fed In a fi»id of wet nlfiilfit have diuri'licoa, Pat t'aein iu their stalls, give each oi them i quart of milk, in which a Iniudnil c wheat Hum' lias l;een boiled for half r:: boat ia" hi.; o of boiling wa.e;. ih . may bo ropuueod every si.t ami:'!:, l the),: a : uiil bo i::.y "'.:;■ a 0 ::.:.■•• : day u:' two, (five : ,. , ,.::;, :,, n.ia' . ! ' ■' ' HWl :!;.!.,.:., j,0W., (Ki a : ..' ,.;'.,:;'. v.',:; in : ..'.-: . ,, t . '■ ■ ia . ' , a . : ia,..- 1,,, . aa i . .,,... ..■ B ' . - '■ ... a,-' I ; '.'I,, t ..1" a : 1,; v.,., li teal L'luol 1.:.., Okanagan Saw Mill Kelowna, B. C. A Large Stock of All Kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber, of Superior Quality, Thoroughly Seasoned, Constantly 011 jdand. 27,13.3. S-fc-diSr Q. SrSx>eiEi«,l'tBi';. 0^dliBi.*a Promptly Filled. Lath, Shingles, Sash and Doors. Goods Delivered at Okanagan Falls at Reasonable Rates. LEON LEQUIME, Proprietor. ly CAMPBELL "BROS. Importers ami MANUFAOTUBEns of All Kinds of Tf"A r Upholstered Goaiis, Carpets, Linoleums, Oil Cloths, Table Covers, Curtains, Down ^ilts, Window Shades, Baby Carriages, &c, to. PICTURE FRAMING AND REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. n i 1 ri ii 61110 VERNON, B. C. »:.c::T-£.m-,a^H?TTOim i'i I" 'I' i|.<:;l ye"|n I . 1 ; a I 1 a .. . 1. 11 .| ,1 ■ .a, i'i-Mi. .\e ■ -i -a ■' '-1' !■ a si,"-ii.-1'i., 'Pllilii-ilii-ilWet^liiastiWiffll? 1 M, 5? "i'lttff ifiii m .41 '4, i Ha 1 •ft" 41 life §*a|!fSli*l§jMS.| f«»tl5«tfW! il? Tlio 3E"xi.'lixa.j?« Railway, Mining and Agricultural j Centre of the Kettle River Country. Lots on Easy Terms to Actual j| Residents. FOR PAHTICUMRS APPLY TO, I P. il MIDWAY ■ . 41 ' I I! * ii Boundary Creek,, B, C. ffef |(ff |f| .!". aaiJaj'i.a. I : li ai;..! !.!'.:! -I ||i|i^L||±JEJlJhii)2.S|li)jL " ,...| . : j ... -I..,.,,.I ,-|. . I a|', Illll" 5Fllal»»l''.i|-"i?l!liF1iE Ha li aaal.-sliiaip a| : .- 11 S|3"EpSpisla IJT "Si. 0. iOA.jECCi-T.X^X. «Ja CO. Armstrong, B. C. Dry Goods, Grtfceries, Boots and Shpes, Etc. A largo list of Farms for enlo. FOR SALE I \' THU BEST LOCALITY ON 'fHK VER 1 NON Townalto, 11 few aoro nnil hiilf-netc uiw. eiiiier fur building or gat'doiilng. Apply In Uiisnlliee ur In V, ADRIAN MEYER, ViaiN'o.v. I1.C, W, j. ARMSTRONG VSBirON', 3S.O. S». O. Box,127, HA1WARE, TIN Al STOyEIAN, fi Stoves, Ranges and Heaters of all Kinds Agricultural Machinery, ,< ?,' n 0. Rides and Shot Gun q Force and Lift Pumps. Iron Piping. jSlII Z-fcs ^S3?£a.-ia,c5.'fca.ess. W.J.ARMSTRONG. mwm^rsmMmmm§m^mf,i^ IIIBl R. OCHSNER, PROPRIETOR. First Lapp Beer Brewery ia B. C ffl § ffl ffl ffl ffl i m ffl ffl ffl ffl 1 ffl Keep Money In the Province by Patronizing Home Industry, ffl ffl m ffl ffl Orders from All Parts Promptly Filled. tf§ ffl ffl ffl n mmrimmmmm' Hi Hi ha Si ay ft ft <lv Tliu GARDEN TOWN of KC, and the natural Shipping nnil Distributing point for tlie famous % if? ©l£:a:Ei.Ea.grra,XB. "Valley, This now town affords tho best and safest Investments to In; found in British Columbia. The smallest size being !50xl2Q feet Willi Hit) feet avenues and 20 feet lanos, Aero blocks from 5 Acres up. wards. ' Town Lots FOIl ritlCl.S APPLY TO DONALD & SUTHERLAND, ly AGENTS, KELOWNA, BOUNDARY HOTEL MIDWAY. KETTLE ltlVEIt. First Class Accommodation. Good Stabling, Terminus of Stage Linn from Marcus, Washington, T. MeAULEY .... Proprietor, Golden Gate Hotel. FAIRVIEW, B. C. F, R. KLINE, Proprietor, GOOD ACCOMMODATION - - GOOD STABLING; Stopping Place for Stages to Penticton and Oro, Wash. » M.A.mL'SS l&EOES-Iff HOTEL. LUpY, B. 0. Firsl-Class Accommodation for Guests. Good llunling and Flaking, ■Singes to Vornon and Blue Springs, Eioixis MEorfELiidL, Prop. Midway Livery, Feed and Sale Stables. GOOD DOUBLE AND SINGLE DRIVING HORSES. Rigs to Rock Creek, Penticton, Grand Prairie, Marcus and all other point* ir. the Country, Parties desirous of seeing the mines should Give us a Call. Heavy Teaming Promptly Attendee! To. RILEY & DONALD'S Agricultural Machinery Kept in Stpck. CONKLE | DONALD, ' MIDWAY, B. 6, GENOWAYS & McAVINEY Wholesale and Retail Dealers in and Growers of CHOICE NURSERY STOCK. .... , All Stock Grown Without Irrigation. « All Trees Inspected Before Leaving the Nursery. B P O Ifi A N E F A L L S, P, O. lio\- 582 Washington, /!
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Title | The Advance |
Publisher | Fairview: Stuart & Norris |
Date Issued | 1894-10-10 |
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Language | English |
Identifier | The_Advance_1894_10_10 |
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Date Available | 2016-02-02 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0309109 |
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