THE A U^yvU^^W-t ij-t-f^J Vol. IX, No. 10. MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, JULY 4, 1898. $2.00 per Year. n W. JAKES, M.D., CM. BY APPOINTMENT RESIDENT PHYSICIAN TO KETTLE RIVER DISTRICT. OFFICE GREENWOOD CITY QERALD WILLIAMS, M. D„ C. M. VEItNON, II. C, Lath op St. Thomas Hospital, QR* WHITE, Graduate of McGill University. FAIRVIEW, B. C. T P. McLEOD, Barkister, Solicitor, Etc, Midway, b. c a LLAN MACDONALD, BARRI8TER AND 80UOITOR Of the Supreme Court of B. C. notary public, etc. Vehnon, B, C. J MONTEITH Notary Public, etc, Fairview, B, C. |_| S. CAYLEY, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. Guano KintKS. B. 0. P ADRIAN MEYER, Mining Broker, Notary Puhlic, Etc. Baiinaud Ave., Vuunok, B. 0. I K.JOHNSON, General t'lillonling and Insurance. Agent. Mineral Claims Bought and Sold. Notary Public. GRAND FOKKS B. O, POUBI'S JI. KRRBY, P.L.S., A.M.C.S.C.E., ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR Notary Peiu.ic. Midway, n. c. Rickards-, Benennan h Co. MIDWAY, B.C. REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. MINING BROKERS. FIRE, LIFE, J OHN A. CORYELL, A.M., B.C.A Civil Engineer, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN. Irrigation Projeots, Englnoering and Survey Work, with Plans nnd Estlmntos In any Portion of llio Province Immediately At tended to. Maps and Plans of Any Portion of Osoyoos District nnd Mining Camps of Kettlo Rlvor Mining Division. BOUNDARY FALLS, MIDWAY and VERNON. G. A. Ouksb, M, A. II. A. GuBSS, M, A GUESS BROS. Chemists and Assayers Thoroughly familiar wilh (fatrvlow mul IlouHilary Crook Mlnonil Proportion. Proportion Examined. Assays atidAiialysosofOrfla Fuels, Etc OHKBNWOOD, B.C. Q, T. HODHBO.N BOUNDARY CRBBK Engineering and Assaying Co. G-reenwoocl City, B. C. Assaying and Analyses of Ore Mines Examined and Reported on Tlinrnnffli Acquaintance with thu Kettlo River and Bouudury Greek Milling Dlstriot. mm®mm \mmmmmm W.T.SHATFORD & CO. ^ f General Merchants. We carry the largest and best assorted stock in this section of the district and sell at prices to suit the times. . . . NUW GOODS CONSTANTLY ARRIVING, SEND FOR, PRICKS, Iijerr|eii)ber WE ARE AGENTS FOR McCLARY'S FAflOUS STOVES. W. T. Shatford k Co. Fniiview, Camp McKinney, Vernon mul Slooan City, IA . MILLS AT VERNON, B. C. MANUFACTUKETi'S OP HIGH GRADE FLOUR Hungarian, Three Star, Strong Bakers, Superfine. All produced by the^ celebrated Hungarian Plansifter system. Try some, mad? by the only Plansifter mill in the Province. ....WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR A SPECIALTY,,,. See That Each Sack is Marked ■■: R. P. HithaU Co. Mi, PfoprMors, Victoria, _. 0. ? Good accommodation at the ft •HOTEL PENTICTON I \ ■- __*o_y 9 t (® ) Travelers, Commercial men, Mining: men ®) * and Sportsmen, (® Terminus of stage \ lines from—-mum Z%, fairview, Osoyoos, Oi'oville, Wash. -AND- Camp McKinney, Midway, Greenwood, Corson, Grand Forks, and Marcus, Wash. I W. C. HAYWOOD - - - W.L.LEONARD,©) I Proprietors, Penticton, B. C. aS 10.K. Flour Js- 0"Ki.a? Hour has the name of being the EoUBerfc all-round Hour on the market, try it and you will not use other brands. Our shareholdersgrow the wheat and we grin.I the llour with the latest mproved milling machinery, OUR brands are, HUNGARIAN, XX XX. STRONG BAKERS, ECONOMY, SUPERFINE, all bags marked "O, K„" und to be had at all the leading dealers from Penticton to Greenwood City. Okanagan Flour Mills Company, Ltd. Armstrong, B. C. M. McCuaig-. S. Larsen. JHE RIVERSIDE HOTEL, Is situated iit Bock Oreek, B,0„on tin* main route of travel between Penticton ancl all Boundary Oreek points, Stopping place for stages, GOOD FISHING - GOOD HUNTING, BEST OF ACCOMMODATION. McCUAIG & LARSEN, Proprietors. KETTLE RIVER MININO DIVISION Records for the Week Ending June 20th,iXoH. illlNKIt.M. LO0VTION8. JUNE 23, .lum' Bug, skylnrk camp, E.T.Wick- wire unil E. 0, Oarglll, .iinklTi, Cube. Smith's ciunp, Gabriel Mustis. Mountain View, Deer Creek, 0. L, Tluimi'l. Parrot, Central camp, 11. W. Holn- lum and I'l. li. Simmons, Jlililu. Central rump, II. W. II.ilo- lum und 1*1. II. Simmons, Cuba, Beaver creek, 0, I). Cunning' hum und W. E, McBoyle. Gem, neur Beaver creek, W, E. Mc- lliiyl.* nnd P. Bugshutv, Lillian, Oent ml camp, 0, M. Grouse, Hand Center, near Ehult creek, W. JI. Law. Victoria, Kiuilierly camp, D.Liuvson. Yukon, Kiiiilicrly camp, D. JleLeau. ,ii'nk27, North Slur, Coppm cuuip, Duncan Ross. Missing Link, No, 2. fractional, Greenwood camp, John Dempsey. 0. K., fractional, Canyon ereek, F. Durragh, W. Lney und ,f. Keen, Belmont, fractional, Skylark camp, H, A, Wright. .IIINE 28, Elkhorn, Skylark camp, T. H,White and ,T. N. Greden, Champion, Canyon creek, ,1. C. Brown. Caledonia, Canyon creek, 0. Mellon. .lulshiir*', Skylark camp, 0. Dillier. CERTIFICATES (IP WORK. JUNE 22. Mystic, Gen. K. Meed. Morning Star, H. J. Cole. Evening Star, H, J. Cole. JUNK 23, Wild Currant, JI. 0. Berg el al. Wild Pea, JI. 0. Berg etal. Wild Sunflower, Jl. 0. Baig et al. Kaukaku, S. lnkster, 4th of July. Jay P, Graves. Little Johnnie, Colin McHae, Aberdeen, David Bryant. JUNE 26, D.F. K., J. J. Mills, et al. Tiiiiii*, ,1. Mulligan, et al, JUNE 27, Diamond Fraction, F. C. Bailey. Grab Stake, 11. T. Bregtuan, Queen Bess, W, G. McMynn, et al, JUNE 28. Hunter, 0. Mellon, et ai, Mogul, 0. Mellon etal, Monitor, 0, .Mellon el al, Wren, Kobt Denzler. Silver Champion, Arthur Morgan, Jlountain Lion, ,1. E. Hooper, Honolulu, Geo, Naden, Ciipperopolis, Geo. Riter, TRAN6FER8, JUNE 22. Four Ace, j interest, Geo,K, Reed to II. J. Cole. JUNE 211. Bnckhorn, .1 interest, S, Larsen to 3. Dunn. While Cloud, all inleresi, A. Iloppei to C. J. Lundy, Jli'iiilni'iiii', 1 inleiest, A. Hopper to C. J. Lundy. 0. 0, D„ J Interest, H, J, Cole to 0. 1). Sanford. Miranda, all interest, T, A, Garland to J. (,', Haas. JUNE 28. Klondike,4 interest, J. 8hallenlierger to H. 11. Shallenhergev and R. McCul* loch. Honolulu, nil interesl, Geo, R.Naden to Geo. Riter. 4 . 4 The Cariboo Aline. The- Introduction some time ugo of new underground mitcliiiiury nt this mine bus had lhe desired elfect, as large ore bodies have lieen blocked out and a large qu mlilyul'iuc mnde ready for crushing, the bins and stupes containing, it is said, enough materia! for many months' milling, Having progressed beyond llie slage al which il was possible for 10 stamps li) keep up with development, ilu* company de- elded to augment, the crushing capacity of llieir mill by llle Illtl'odllL'llon nl another 10stamps, and willi this end in view the requisite machinery was ordered and is now lieing delivered at at the mine. Jusl as soon as the timber can he got ready, this additional plant, will be erected, the site chosen being upon the east, side of the present mill and adjoining it. To furiber facilitate the development of this now famous property, in a few days n new working shaft will be started upon the Cariboo ground to the west of the present one, ami niuch nearer the mill. With Ihis shaft In use and the new machinery in operation, it is only reasonaiile tn suppose llu* property will become even more remunerative a state of affairs which no dnuhl will he agreeable to the shareholders, and also pleasing to all who desire the successful development of the mining in dustry of B. C. Coast - Eoondary Creek Railway. Construction Promised Prom Penticton Only Surveys Westwurd to the Coast. If is iinili-i--.toi.il I hul llii> negnl ial ions which have heen In progress fnr some lime pasl between the government and the promoters of Ihe Vancouver, Victoria & Eastern railway huvu been finally und satisfactorily arranged. Bays the "Vancouver World/1 and ilmi an iirdiT-hi-riiiiiicil has been passed, granting llie siik-idy of $1,11110 per mile to theV, V, & li. railway company, the landing spirits iu whieh now ure.McKrn- zle and Mann, The subsidy rovers the line from Vancouver by way of New Wesl minster to a point .in ill.' south side of the'Fraser, where a junction will he formed wilh the line running westerly to English Bluff, or thereabouts, and thence easterly through Surrey, Langley, Jlalsqui, Ohilliwack, and across the Consl Mountain range, through the Siniilkameen counlry, to Pentictou, from which poinl a sl art is to he made at once on the line eastward lo Boundary. * * * It is believed there will be no insurmountable difficulties encountered excepting the coast mountain range, which extends from Ohilliwack to Hope. Tlie building of the line will be undertaken iu sections, tbe (Irs! to he known ns the eastern section, and will extend from Penticton to Bnunilary, the distance being in the vicinity of 105 miles; the next, ihnt from. Ahhottsfoid to Chil- liwaek, will possibly be known at present as thu central, the distance lieing nlioul, Do miles. Iu this connection the Vernon News recenlly published Ihe following letter froui Mr, D, I). Jlimn, of McKeuzie Mann k Co, to Hon. J. II. Turner: "Referring to your inquiry as to when cnnsirurtinti work wilt commence on Ihe V. V. k E, Railway, I would state in reply that the first engineering party iu charge uf A. B. Russ will leave Vancouver for Pentieton to-morrow. The second engineering party in charge of A. P. Hill will take the lb-Id nn Wednesday iit'ilto locate the Hue frolii New Westminster through thu Hope muuntaius preparatory to active con- sti'uclioit, Oonslru.'ii.in outfit, and planl will be on the ground ui Penticton this week to hegin tu live and continuous construction uf ibe line from Penticton m Bonn.Inn Creek district," Speaking in Ihe ChiilUack disirici on 17i h iillo,t hepi i' uuii, whn is a candidate fm that Biding, -aid ; "As to the Peiiliclon line, the plain and material ivould go up from Vancouver in a few days, while within u few weeks lhe llislricl. in which he wns now speaking would see tlle siuveynrs at work preparing for the cnnsi rucl ion of the Vancouver, Victoria k Eastern roud, nr at all events that section of it between Ohilllwiick uud Abbntlsford." ll will be nnticed thiitbolbJIessi's.T'ur- iicrand Mann ptotnisedearly construe- lion from Penticton eastwards, whilst Chilliivaek Is to have survey only. As llu* government newspaper, ihu "World", characterizes the mountain range bul ween Ohilliwack and Hope us an insuritioun table difficulty, it appears tliat ilu* miicli-talkcil-of through line to the const is to exist on papei only. Telephone to Boundary. Trail is to have telephone connection with tlie Bnundiiry cnuntry at once, A. L. Giroux, local manager of lbe Vernon anil Nelson Telephone compnny will leave in n I'eiv dnys lo superintend ihe liuililing..f iln* line from Cascade, at lhe fnnt of t'luislinn lake, lo (ireeuwooil, via Boundary and Grand forks. The line is already li'iili tothe Boundary line opposite Cascade, on tho American side. The righl of way has to be cleared and poles uill be planted Instead of using Irees, so that the lino will be iu gnnd condition from the start. Tho distance is about 60 miles, nud will give Trail connection with the Boundary country, via llossborg, —Trail Creek News. 1- • -. — Serious Charges. The Toronto Globe observes [-"There are charges more serious, in one sense, iban Incompetence, againsl llie present (llriiish Columbia) Ministry. Jlr. J, II. Turner, jPrimier, nnd t'. E, I'ooley, President of tho Council, figure as leading men in a mining company that has Issued)a prospectus and is seeking to Bell shares ln London, lu thut prospectus, it is actually sel forth Ihnt there will In* advantages for tho stockholders in the 'unique connection' between the company and tne Provincial Ministry, 'Ibis abuse of a high position could nol escape lbe British press. The Times, Truth, The Stat list, The Financial News, and other leading journals, strongly condemned the unprecedented use of official authority, j and the unblushing declaration of it." THK ADVANCE Midway, B. C, July 4,1*8, THE ADVANCE. W*. ff. NOIlItlH I'llOl'UIKTOU l'nlilislicil weekly at, Miilwny, 11. (1. ButitKirlpiton Price, 3-J.oo per annum, payable in advance, either yearly or half-yearly nt tho opl inn of the subscriber. Ailvoi'tisliiK Hales sent on application, Though lbe e.ilinims of Tm: Ainaixci: nre always opoa fnr lbe dismission of mattare of piliilie inleresi nnil Importance, we (In mil lii-ii- nessiirilyeniloi-se nny of tlio opinions ucpressod, Ciirresponilenee ofii'pei'sounl niilure will not be publthed, I : A cross In I his sluice Imli- : :eilteslbiilyour^i]|,a.-i-i|.lion : :tn this paper has expired. MONDAY. JULY I, 18IIS. EDITORIAL NOTES. Til ERE are several electors in Ibis dlstriot whose names were lint transferred frnni the East, Ynle rnll In Ibnl of the Russland Riding of Wesl Kooleiiay. These are reminded thai they may record a vole at Rock (.'reek fur Graham, the Opposition candidate for Ensl Ynle. Remember, Rock Oreek, next. Saturday, Oth inst. and that every vote counts. Electors on the Russland Biding roll will note that lhey may vole at any pulling place in the Riding, no nuitler what their address is on the roll, tion, will lind when it is too late, that the "Independent" Isno other than a Government candidate in disguise, nml therefore not worthy of any better treatment than under other circumstances would be meted out to an individual wlm in other walks of life, would masquerade under Pals lors. Tu the electors therefore we would say, beware of .ae eleventh hour "Independent." The Vancouver World reports Messrs, Dier and Davidson, of Fair- view as having said "i hat Price Ellison, lhe Government candidal!*, is sure of election over Donald Graham, in East Yule," nnd "thai lhe feeling in favor of the Government in Buundary Creek and vicinity has greatly improved, those who previously had no preference as to parties now realizing that, the policy of the Turner Government is lbe best for their districl and lhe pruvince at large." Eii ber Ihe World has told "another" or the gentlemen quilted looked at the Opposition prospects through tbe wrong end of lhe telescope. In East Yale the contest which will lie decided on tlie fllh inst., is being waged with too much consideration for men rather than for measures, us many electors on both sides, are, so,to speak, weighing the candidates in tin*balance nnd are losing sight of thegWtlt^tles- tions, which to the people at large ure so all-Important, that to thein should lie shewn the greater amount of consideration. Then again many are narrowing down the circle of politics to such an extent that only matters of purely local Import are kept in sight. Under these circumstances tho position taken is uiidiuibtiilily untenable. It is of course all very well to pay attention tothe qualities of the respective candidates, and to matters of local interest such us the building of ronds, anil bridges, and thu erection of public buildings, but these should not engross the entire attention of any elector. The past policy of the Government and and also thai of the Opposition wilh regard lo all public questions should be taken Into consideration and if due regard be paid to such matters as Redistribution, the Mortgage Tux, the Railway policy, and the financial problem, then will those who exercise the franchise on the llth inst. do their duly nut only to themselves, but to their neighbors and the province use whole. To provoke a contest and prevent the unanimous election of Jlr. James Martin in the Rosslnnd riding of West Knotenay u few admirers, rather perhaps It would ho more correct to say paid servants, of the Government, just at tho last moment induced an individual in the person of Jlr, John Jlc Kane to offer himself its n candidate under the guise of un "Independent", This trick hns been pretty freely resorted to recenlly by Ihose wlio, ashamed to acknowledge Iheinselves iis belonging Inlhe discreiliti-it Turner parly, are nevertheless cndoavol'ina to bolster It tip by deceiving the electorate. To what an exlenl, this is being carried, will be realized when it is pointed out that only In about a Imlf a dozen instances have the candidates for election on the Government side stood out hnldly uud with perhaps more courage than discretion,deelnred themselves supporters of the Government ready and willing lo endorse their platform, and stand or fall by the consequences, For lliese lew exceptions some admiration may be fell, but for the greater number of so-called "independents" not the least, consideration should be shown, They are wolves in sheep's clothing, servile supporters of the Tumor Government, who are endeavoring to play upon the feelings of a portion of the electors, wlm, should they unwisely give them llieir support and thereby assist in llieir elec- HOKN. Munro—Al Midway, on June 28th, in Mis. N. It, Munro, a daughter, ►.-, —- Provincial Nominations. The following is i In* full list nf nominations tlii'ouglioiil lhe province, The numbers denote the number of members In be elected in Ihe respective (lis- Hicls:- Alberni 1,—Hntf.Gnvt. j Nelll, Opp, Coinox, 1,— Dutlbltilllr, Govt.j Mc- Allan, Opp. I'nwichan, 1, — Robertson, Govt,! Herd, Opp. Esquimau, 2,—Pooley,Bullen, Govt, Iliggins, llavwind, Opp, Nanaimo Cily, 1,—McGregor, Govt. JleKei'biiie, Opp. North Nanaimo, 1,—Bryden, Govt,, Hellier, Opp. South Nanaimo, 1,—Walkein, Govt,; Sinilh, Opp, Nnrlh Victoria, 1,— Booth, Govt.; Patterson, Opp. South Vieloria, 1,— Bberts, Govt.; Yates, Opp.: Mills, Ind, Victoria Ciiy,;4,—Turner, Hehncken, Hull, JlcPhillips, Govt.; Gregory, Stewart, Belyea, Opp,; Beaven, Ind. Cariboo, 2,—Rogers, Hunter, Govt.; Kiiichanl. Helgesen, Opp. Cassiar, 2,—Irving, Olifford, Govt,; JIcTavish, Callbrealh.Opp. Kootenay, Easl, Nnrlh Riding, 1, — Neilsen, (Jnvt.; Wells, Opp. Kootenay, East, Soul ll Riding, 1,— Baker, Govt.; Baillie, Opp, Kootenay, West, Kevelstoke Riding, 1,—While, Govt,; Kellle, Opp, Knotenay, West, Slocan Riding, 1,— Reiallack, Govt.; Green, Opp; Knotenay, West, Nelson Riding, 1,— Hume, Opp,; Farwell, Ind. Kootenay, West, Rosslnnd Riding. 1, —Marlin, Opp ; JlcKane, Ind, Lillooet, East Riding, l.— Sloddurt, Gov!.; Prentice, Opp. Lillooet, West Riding, 1, —Smith, Govt.; Peters, Opp. New Westminster City, 1,— Brown, Opp.; Henderson, Ind. Vancouver, 4,—Jlacpberson, Cotton, Marlin, Te-dull. Opp,; Garden, Bowser, Carrull, McDonald, "Citizens Ticket." West minster, Chilli U'tick.l,—Turner, Govt.; Munro, Opp. Westminster, Delta, 1, — Forster, Opp,; Benson, Ind. Westminster, Dewdney, 1,— Swoid, Opp.; Whethatn, Opp,; McBride, Ind. Westminster, Richmond, 1,—Kidd, Opp,; Mi Queen, Ind, Ynle, East Riding, 1,—Ellison, Govt,; Graham, Opp. Yale, North Riding,],—Martin,Govt. Denne, Opp, Yule, West Riding, 1, - Mackay, Govt,,;Semlin, Opp. OUR OTTAWA LETTEK. Ottawa, June23,1898. The session which has now become a matter of history has been one which Ihe liberal parly throughout the counlry bus no reason lo be ashamed of, During lhe Iirsl two sessions of their term of office, I he first of which was entered upon when they hud only just assumed Ihe reins nf power, Hie government was fully occupied In gelling its bearings and picking up the thread of adtninistrutfnn, re-adjusting ibe machinery in suit the new and iui- prnved methods being Introduced, cleaning up, weeding mil, and gen- "inlly discovering where lhey were at, To assume conlrol after 18 years of opposlilon especially following In tbe footsteps ofa parly in which, according In one nf iis greatest exponents, was "implanl ed Ihe iiislllict, of governuienl", was un small undertaking, ami imiil current events can be impartially uud dispussiitnatuly reviewed in ilie light of history ive probably shall mu fully appreciate the ability, tuci, and eoiiMimmai cskill and foresight with which lhe greal work lias been sn successfully cm ci. ,1 on. Surrounded liy tried men of legislative and adininis- trulive uriiini'ii fnnn every seelion of lhe Dominion, Sir Wilfrid LllUI'ler has accomplished much ulreudy, and the Indications are abundant In every direction of much more in Ihe near fill ure Ihal will sliil furl her redound lo lhe credit and advantage of our fair Dominion, Al tlie beginning of the Session il was a frequent incident lo hear conservative members of the house taunt the government* wilh not, having kept their pre-election promises. This ivasstarted by the leaders und taken up by the rank and llle imlil the parrot cry he" came a purl .of lhe sel speech of every third and fourth rate orator to the left of I he chair, As lhe weeks rolled hy and measures of refill-in were brought up one by one Ihose who followed events wilh intelligent observation dropped the Shibboleth as undesirable and dangerous, They realized that it was unwise to direcl public attention too emphatically i« the progressive legislai inn being pressed forward by the government, Erection Promises Kept.—Tbe repeal of lhe costlyand unworkable Franchise Actnfl885 and tbe substitution of a simple chenp uud equitable system in its place ; ibe radical ref-yiu iif the Civil Service Superannuation Scheme ; the Poslal liel'iu- inures, tbe I'rnhibi. linn Plebiscite Bill, the various measures for opening up nnd developing Ihe Yukon, ibe steps taken tn improve transportation facilities by laud and wnler in every purl, of Canada and to generally develop ihe conditions of trade and commerce were all substantial evidence not nnly of the good intention of ihe governuienl. lull of ils actual ability and set determination lo pul lhrough the necessary reform legislation In the face and in spite of must, determined opposition In the Commons and malignant obstruction in llie Senate. More than Ihis nnd even belter from Ihe moral stand point of a puliiical re .-Hindi* Ihnt was fust he- i inning n forgotten attribute of public life in Canada, no breath or suspicion nf wrong doing can lie found in spite of most minute and painstaking investigation of the opposition watch dogs. The Ial ter fact is noi mentioned asany- lliing In lm especially proud of, for it .1 lie ilie normal enndltlon but unhappily such has not been lhe cuse iu Ihepast and lhe very marked and s.i'tiiniy change merits a passing nnl ice. Presto Cb nice.—The unaffected and •poniaenus enthusiasm which charac- leii/.ed ilu* proceedings at prorogation when words of farewell were uttered In Ihe Governnr-General and his helmed Countess musl. have had par iciilar significance to those whose Memory takes Ihem buck two or three hint years tn the time when Tory Ottawa, undertook to discipline his Excellency for presuming to exercise bis recognized prerogatives anil do bis U hnle duly even In the extent nf Inter- I'i iug with a number nf comfortable lillle pnsf-innrtem arrangements of the ne. ibiind administration. Those who '. iliai lime fulminated lhe heartless I ibnl Rideiiu Hull was to be In- 'Xnrnlilv ostracised were, on prune iilnn day, foremost in the scene thus Ihs-i-iH-i'il l*y the reporter of a local onsen it ive paper:—"A more ardent I in ilieii popnlnriiycniild hardly Ir,el,ecu anticipated or desired by I heir best and most enthusiastic friends The.eon iin*II..or of the Semite chain- , sin rounded by the foremost representatives nf the peuple, they received every evidence of sincere appreciation and of win in nlf-'ctinn. Every eye was moist as Lord Aberdeen referred in his own I rue, sympathetic manner lo their ruining departure, and as Lady Aberdeen, in a most heitullflil and touching way, ihanked ibe gentlemen of the Sennit* nud the Commons who so gal* hiully peisented In her with hiving v, diesaveiy handsome hand-pain led Cm;.il',,n dinner service us a souvenir of .a.- .,l and appreciation nf her '■ :. semi gnnd work in Canada, the I, . ■- tt..aid nvelllow ko. &C." Oh whal a change my masters l ®**<i-*m**m**m*+*© " QR. McELMON, " Practical Watjh Maker, C.'OFI'KI'. ST., Greenwood, B. C. -o- flnoil Tools, Plenty Material, ond .in years experience l» iiii j Jj work correctly, , - ■ X (9)******** ******** ****(^) u*•»..-,....'., ii,,-i ., •uy_ S. KEilH, M. E., ASSAYER AND CHEMIST, tiiiKKNWoon, n. c, WORK PH0MPUY ANI) CAREFULLY ATTENIIEDTO. ™5:-995SiiS*>SU9-*>->*-*J3:J'JiJ->i) '''" % B. F. MILLER. I HENRY CARR, 0,E. E.M. CAM & MILLER, Assayers, il/ il* I ii) 8 * CHBM1STS •* IWNINO ENOINEHRS,® S) 'l> . Fairview, B. C. id ft w SEEDS! ■ SEEDS! CHOICE NORTHERN GROWN Garden Seeds Xax A.xxy *<7) Quantity.. AT EASTERN PRICES. '(? i Quality.. THE BEST PRODUCED. MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY. .. .We Pay The Duty ... . B. & P. B. NELSON, Seed Merchants, Nelson, Wash. GRID PRAIRIE HOTEL Carson, B. C. I AN direct route to the 0 Grand Prairie Hotel. McLAREN BI-JOS. Boundary Creek and Colville Reservation points. . . - Proprietors. GREENWOOD f\ T. Is I be Central Tuwn'tind Supply Point of the Boundary Cieek Mining Camps, From Ihis New Town ronds lead to the Greenwood, Deadwood, Copper, Summit, Long Lake, Skylark, White and Atwood, Wellington and Smith Camps. Lots are Selling Freely and are a Good Investment, For Price of Lots and Other Information, Address ROBERT WOOD. Greenwood City, Houiid'.rv Creek, H. 0, Or Apply lo Agents, C. F, Costkrton, Vernon, B, C. {'. 1 A. K. Stuart, Vancouver, B, C. Midway, B. C, July 4, THE ADVANCE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY SOO PACIFIC ROUTE. The Cheapest . , Qu ckest and ^ Shortest Route T Toronto, Montreal, Halifax, Boston, New York and AU Eastern, European, and Pacific Coast Points. STR. ABERDEEN Leave, p™. ticton daily, cxcopt Sunday, making connections with trains at Okaiutgtii) Landing for Sicamous Junnfclon to join main lino trains east and west Through Tickots to and from the Pacific Coast to Eastern and European Points. Equipment unsurpassed, combining palatial dining and sleeping cars, luxurious day coaches, tourist and froo colonist sleeping cars run on all trains. For Information as to tlmo. rates, etc., apply to 8. L. Smith, Louis Hind, Agent, Ponticton. Agent Anaconda. Or to E J. Coyle, Dist. PassV Agent. Vancouver. BUILDERS Should carefully consider the cost of material, and by figuringvfind out that all kinds of Hough-:*and Dressed:*:Lumlier, .Shingles, ■ Laths, • Etc., can be purchased at the Grand Forks Sawmill, CHEAPER THAN ANYWHERE ELSE. ♦♦♦♦ \tn tn tntntn tnxi'ntn tntntntntntntntntntni -tj $1 FIREWOOD $1 ! i l i per load. i G. K. Simpson, Prop. S. A. MM k N. (Successors to It. K. Tuyior) Chemists and Druggists Vernon, B. G. Roop a First-Class stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines ancl Toilet Articles Prompt and Careful Attention OIVEN TO— MAIL ORDERS. POBTOFVIOB BOX 111. s Is situated between Camp McKinney and Fairview, on the trunk road leading1 from Penticton to Boundary Creek. The hest accommodation afforded GOOD STABLE IN CONNECTION J, P.McCUDDY, Proprietor Tt. McDUFF General Blacksmith, GREENWOOD, B. C. All Kinds nf Work Executed to tho Siitla fact inn of Uustomors. An Agricultural Commission. The 'fiazette" contains the proclamation appointing Messrs. Thomas A. Shurpe, Guylai'd H. Hiuhven and 11. E, QoBneli, Commissioners lo enquire into mailers affecting agriculture in the province, for the information of the legislature, Mr. Sharpe is to lie chairman and Mr. (insnell, secretary of the eiiinmissiiiii. The matters to he enquired into are ; (1.) Agriculture in all ils hranches, Including the social, Industrial and financial welfare of all classes of persons engaged in agricultures (H.I The assessment,, levying and culled ion of taxes on property and income under the statutes, (Jlinrilor 171) of the Revised Statutes, 18117, Intituled "An Act to assess, levy and collect taxes on property income," including mi Inquiry for ilm purpose of ascertaining whether in any case a tax falls, liy any means, direct or indirect, upnu any person or class of persons not primarily liable for the payment thereof, and any means or measures which may lie pussilile for the pievenlion thereof: (3.) The reclamation and the rendering hetter available for occupation and cultivation of arid areas, and of areas forthe cultivation whereof works or in igatioil are necessary I hroitghout, the province, the means lo be adopted therefor, nod llie works or classes of works best jadiipiert for lhe purpose of facilitating and ensuring such reclamation : (i.) The providing of cold storage planls for the purpose of preserving and tendering marketable the products of the province, more especially the meat producls of the interior, the classes of products, and the exlenl to which the establishment of cold storage plants is necessary, the possible locations, and the estimated cost of such plants : (5.) The preservation of forests, Ihe prevention of forest Ures, the utilisation of timber bells, refoiesting, and thediver.slicalion of tree-glowing : (11.) The reclamation, clearing, draining and rendering lit for the purpose of agriculture of all timbered lands, swampy, Hooded binds, and lands subject, to overflow; (7.) The rendering more available for sett lenient and the measures necessary lobe taken for procuring the settlement of, the unoccupied agricultural lands of the pruvince'; (8.) The extent to which it Is expedient tu establish provincial experimental works or stations in connection with agriculliue in Brilish Uiiluiiibia, and the class, location and estimated cost of such works or stal ions. (I).) The establishment of mutual credit associations under an Act. of the Legislative Assembly intituled "An Act,forthe Encouragement of Trade and Agriculture by the Establishment of Mutual Credit Associations".' Spokane Falls ...& Northern, Nelson & Fort Sheppard, - - AND - - Red Mountain Railways. The l:lcets of Nations. The British Admiralty OIBce has just issued a return moved for in the House of Commons hy Sir Clnu'les Dilke, showing the naval strength of Great Britain and the leading maritime powers up to May 17th, 1SII8. In the following tables the total number uf war vessels for each nation includes those building and ahoul to he built; Greal Britain—Battleships; 52, building, II, ordered 8, Ul; ci niseis, armed 18, building I, ordered 1, 20 ; cruisers, protected 115, building 21, Illl; unprotected 1(1, coast defence vessels 15, special vessels 3, torpedo vessels Ho, torpedo boats Iirsl class 1)8, torpedo bunt destroyers 50, building IU, UU, Grand total, 172. France—Battleships 27, building 8, 115 ; cruisers, armored II, building 111, II); protected -80, building 111,10; uupro- led ed 1(1, const, defence vessels, 11, special vessels 1, lorpi'do vessels III, building % 15; lorpedo hoatB 211, building^ Grand total, 111)7. BtiBsIa— Battleships 12, liuililing il, ordered -I, 22 ; ci nisei's, armored 11), liuililing 1, II ; protected 8, blllldlllgS, ordered 2, 8; unprotected 1, coast defence vessels, 15,- building 1, III: special vessels 5, ordered 1,11; l.iriiiilii html destroyers, 1, huilding 28,20, Grand I ntnl, 2X8. Germany—Battleships 17, hullJIngS, 22 ; cruisers, armored 8, building 2. 5 : protected 7, liuililing 8, 15; cruisers, iinpioi cried 21, consl defence vessels 11, speeial vessels 1. torpedo vessels2, lor- nedo bonis 118,builinng D, 122: lorpedo boat, destroyer building 1, Grand total 21K). Italy—Battleships 15, building 2.17 ; cruisers, armored ii. building 2, 5: pro- tecied 15, huilding 8,18 j unprotected 1, specials vesesels 2, torpedo vessels 15, torpedo bonis 112, building2, MI; torpedo bual destroyer, building 1. Grand mini. 203. United States—Battleships 15, building 2,17 ; cruisers, armored,3, building 2, 5 ; protected 15. liuililing 3,18 ; unprotected I, special vessels, 2, torpedo limits, 15 lorp'do bonis 112, building2, Ml; lorpedo bunt destroyer, building, 1. Grand total, 111, Japan—Battleships8, huilding 3,0; cruisers armored, 1, building II, 7 ; protected 10, building l), 1(1; cruisers, unprotected 8, huilding 1,11; const defence vessels, 3, torpedo vessel, 1, lorpedo boats 4, building 12, 511; torpedo front destroyers, building 8, Grand total, 100. The only all-rail route, without change of cars, between Spokane, Rossland and Nelson Uill.), UUL VI CUII island i/Ar DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY, (KM.V'll NORTH, (101X0 SOUTH, 12i27u. m MARCUS llllll ii.ni. Train leaving Marcus at 11:13 a. in. makes close connections at, Spokane with trains for all Pacific Coast Points. Close connections at Nelson with steamboats for Kaslo and all Kooleiiay Lake puinls. Passengers for Kettle River nod llouudary Creek connect al, Marcus wilh stage daily. BOCK CREEK HOTEL . . . MOUTH OF ROCK CREEK. Kikst-Clash Accommodation koh Guksts, GOOD STABLING *9*J!xcellont FlsMtiH on Kottlo Itlver.is;*- W. H. WEBB, . Practical. ^^^^^^^^^^^____ BUILDER. Midway, B. C. 2j£.©ssaiiia?iiB.g: OP ALL KINDS Promptly and Neatly Executed. jjp CARRIAGE PAINTING A SPECIALTY. MINERAL ACT, 1893. Certificate of Improvements. KrOTXOJB, Brooklyn Minkuai. Claim. Situate In Kettle River Mining Division of Ynle District, located ln Greenwood Cnmp. TAKK NOTIOE Hint I, John P, MrLood ns ngonl fm' w, T. Smith, free minor's cor- liilcnte Nn. SHS12, .1. M. Taylor, free minor's i-crlillrnte No, SIMS, nnd V.. .1. Roberts, free ininer's cortiflcato Nn. "r**,*'t, inlenil, -sixly ilivsfr late, lioroof, In ".wily lo Ilia Mining ftocordor for a cortillcato .if Itnprovotnont, lnr tho purposo of obtaining aCrown grant of the above olaim, And furthor tako notion thnt action, under s.'ciii.n 117, musl lie ci'iitnonei'd boforo llie Usumioo nf such eii iilcnti. nf Improvomonts, linteilthis Ith day of March 1808. ,1, P. Jli-I.ei.il D |i,.k.| THOS. II. JlclNNI'S. CANADA. 1'IIIIVIM'K OK mtl'l'l.-m COLUMBIA, VICTORIA, by Uio anwo of Qod, of llio Unitod Kingilu ( Ureal lirli.iln nn.l Ireland, QUEKN, DofOllllol'oftllO l-'nllli. K.-I-. Se, Tonll In whom tlloM I'lesenla slinll I'nine.— (IIIKKTiXII. A PHOCLAMATION. II, M. Ulinirrs. llA/IIHItHAS ills ndvis- Miiii'iii-v-i*. -n, .a . VV obis U> establish iln* followlnEtPolltiig lilncosIn tho sovoral nnd ro* Bpootivo Itfloctoral lii.irl.'is lierolnaficr tinmnd, NOW KNOW YU thnt, by vlrtuo of tho niillinritv contained in the "Provlnnlnl Elections Ai'i,"tln' Lloutonant-Qovoriior In I'ontiol] doolarosllial ihi*f..ll.i«'iiig|silllng places slmll In. nnil thev nre hereby, r«tnl>llslii',l fnr the sovoral Elootorai [>l«triot«, tho names ol which lire set opposlto hucIi polling places, respectively, Hint is In siy:- Polling Plaous. Klkotobal Dihtriot, llusshinil \ Trull Qr con wood I N est Kootonny- (irand Knrks I Itosslilli.l Hiding Midway Cnaonile City ) In Testimony Wiii-iiu'ok Wo havo caused theso Our I,ottors to lm tnado I'u lent nnd Ihellrenl Sonl of llriiish Columbia In lie iioroimlo affixed a WlTNXSS, tho Honorable Tikis. It. McINNES, 1,1c.item.iil-Hin'i'l'linr (lnrsaid Provlnoo i.f British Cnbinihlii, In Our City ot Victoria, In Our said Pro* vinee. tliislll'lii'iillul.'iyiif .lin..', in llie ycnr of Our Lord .a." thousand olghl hundrod nn.l uin,ity-olght, iiniiiil Iheslxly-llrst yeur o( Onr Hclgn, Uy Command, A. CAMPBELL HEDDIE, Deputy Provlnolal SooroUiry. Mjamm*********m ******** ffl THE FUTURE |1 RAILWAY, MINING AND JL I A6RIGULTURAL CENTER OF I I Tie Kettle Biver Country 1 wis i. vipl CroS Lots on Easy Terms to Actual Residents rfefi Jbrfif For Particulars Applv to ivtf. ^1 — " ' ffl E, JACOBS, "i' to R. C. ADAMR Midway, li. C. 1 MllNTOKAI., P. Q. ©JS m Pentieton Livery, Feed ani Sale Stailes Good Single and Double Drivers, and Gentle Saddle Horses. PACK KORSES AND GU!B*-S FURNISHED HUNTS.'-iG I'ARTIES G0UHLAY AND JONES, PROPS. Kit Kit 7,77,7 Kit K't 4',l'7,1 H.iH.i 4,1 4,1 H.i 'I* Kit T W t *-liH' H.iH.i **'* Hi ^'.'H.iHii'i *-'' HiH' H' --'' H' *■'' *-'' H' -•*' *liili /',i 7,7 4,i 4,77,74',i i.i 4,i 4(1t',77,7 4',i 4',i 7,77,1 t'd7,77,74,17,7'-■.» 4,1 Kit Kit rltfft. 'IV 7,77.7 f Our Spring and Summer f 'iv "-HIV i'«> Hi ir Kit 4,' Kit &7C 4,4 4,1 H.iH.i .4,14(7 \\JE show genteel designs in prints, p! ngees of all shades narrow and wide, fancy silks ^| for blouse and shirtwaists or dress trimmings, black and colored satins and sateen, silks of § every shade and hue, Madras shirting, and i'A new designs in outing flannel, hosiery for ladies and children, ladies shirtwaists at popular prices, a new consignment of corsets in all sizes, ladies and gents summer underwear, table oil cloths in marble and fancy designs. Men's summer suits we offer at prices never before offered in this vicinity. Don't forget ijjj and call and examine these goods at the Mid way Post Office store. HAIN & CO. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF MINER'S SUPPLIES AND GROCERIES. • V * 14,1 i[i **$;•?*}$!»?i$;$i$7,w;>v;«;«;?';;'".;;7,77^17>;*$ «;?j Practical House and Carriage Paper Hanging, Groining and .Sign Painting. Also Kalsomining and al! kinds of Decorative Work executed by E. Nash - ■ Midway and Greenwood City. ,1. P. FLOOD, Manager. J. KEBR, Secretary Tlie Kettle Eiver Dressed Meat and Provision Co, HAVE ESTABLISHMENTS AT GREENWOOD CITY GRAND FORKS AND MIDWAY Orders will be delivered in the towns named, and the several mining camps of the district. THE ADVANCE. Midway, ti. 0., July 4, MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvement*). The trade centre of the Grand ffl Prairie, Kettle river and ffl Boundary creek mining and ffi agricultural country. ffl NOTXCXi. Norfolk ITbactionAl Minkuai. Cuim Situate In the Kettle River Mining Division of Yale District. Where located ; In Central camp. TAKK NOTICE that i, John A. Coryoll, as agent for J. Roderick Roberteon free mlnor'a certifloato No. 8-iOItl. intend, sixty days from tho date hereof, toapply to thu .Mining ttocordor for ft Certlllcate of Improvements fur lho purpose of obtaining a Crown Qranl of the 'iovo rlivlm. And furthor take not-lco tlmt aotiott, undor ■sootlon ti, iiiiihi tm coinnionood boforo the Iwmanceo-fHiicI] Oertiflcato of Improvomonts Dutod this 18th da) of April. 1808. m Situated at the junction of ffl m the Boundary creek, Marcus m& ffl and Reservation wagon roads, ffl Nearest point to the Colville H reservation mines- ffl =__ ffl LOTS AS GOOD AS GOLD® =- -== ffl *m For prices and all otheriiiformation apply to SBS McLAREN Bros. CAHSON, B. C. ■HHMBR or J. C McLAREN, m KAMLOOPS, B.O, £ted TheTravelers Insurance Co. OF HARTFORD, CONN. Chartered 1863. (Stock Life and Accident Insurance. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. XSO-2CXCXX. Ai:tn,i Minkkai. Claim. Sltuato In the Kettle River Mining Division of Yale District. Locnled in Greenwood eamp A KK NO'l'ti IE llml I,George I tumborgorfroo mlnor'a rei'iiliniie No,83a, Intond, sixty dnys frum tlie dato lioroof. tn nmilv io the Mining Recorder forn oorttfioate ut lmprovo- iiienia fnr llie purpoHO of obtaining a Crown Qrant of the abovo claim. Anil furllier tnku notice that nclion, undor seal iun 117. must, bo oommoncrd hefore the Issuance of BUcb Cortillcato pf Improvements. Dated this 12th dny of March I88S, T' FAIRVIEW ■ HOTEL. Commercial and Mining men should put up at the Fairview Hotel when in camp. GOOD ACCOMODATION, EVERYTHING EXCELLENT Qeo d". Skeehan - - - proprietor. 'Mk ISSUES the best life insurance contracts in the world. No disappointment as to dividends. Everything Guaranteed in advance. Premium rates, 15 to 25 per cent less than those of old line Mutual companies. ASSETS ._ ' January ist, 1897, $20,896,684.53 LIABILITIES, . . . 17,920,260.29 SURPLUS 2,976,424.36 @ § B THE TRAVELERS COMBINATION ACCIDENT POLICY guarantees for accidental injuries under ordinary conditions. Death Ilcnclll. .... Loss of .Sight of Both fly its . Loss of Both Keel or Hoth Hands Loss at One Hand and One Foot Permanent Total Disability . 85,000 Loss of Right Hand . , - , 82,81)0 -, ooy Loss of Leg nt or above Kneo . 'i,liW £,000 Loss of Lofi Hand , . . . 1,000 o.OM Loss of Either Font, . . . 1,000 2,600 LOSS ot sight of One Lye ... Coll Limits of Weekly Ir|den-|r]ity $> 1,300. AND, Ifjsuch injuries arc sustained while riding as a passenger in any passenger conveyance using steam, cable, or electricity as'a motive power the amount to Be paid shall be DOUliLIi the sum specified in the clatise under which the claim is made. Cost $52 A YEAR TO PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS Men, ani) Commercial Travelers. Other sums at proportionate rates W. H. NORRIS, AGENT FOR SOUTHERN BRITISH COLUMHIA, MIDWAY, ti. O. [ls] THOS. R, McINNES, CANADA. PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. VICTORIA, by lhe Grace uf Oral, nf the United Kingdom of (Irani Britain and Ireland, Queen, Defondor of Ibe Faith, cm., &c. To Our faithful tho .Members clcelcd to servo in lhe Legislative Assembly of Our Province of British Columbia, nnd to nil whimt|it. may concern,—Greeting; A PROCLAMATION. D. M.-Kheicts i li/IIBHKAS Wo have Altorney-Ocncjill, } VV thought (11, by and J with lbe advice nml con-, sent of Our Execiiiive (,'ouneil of Our Province uf Brilish (,'uluniliiii, lu dissolve lbe present Legislative Asseinhly of Our said Pruvince, which stands prorogued until summoned for ilisimli'h of liusiness, NOW KNOW YK Uml We do, for this cud, publish this Our Royal I'melninaii and do horoby dissolve tho Legislative Asseinhly accordingly, and the members thoreof are ilis- charged frum furtlior attendance on sumo. Is I'BSTIMONV WHlKiu-an,' We have caused Ihese Our JiCtiors tube mnde Patent, and lbe Ureal, Heal of Brilisli ('uhiinbia to be hereunto nnlxud : WiTNixs, tlm Honorable Tiiii.n.is. It. MelN.vKs, Lieiiteiiiinl-llnvei-iiur of Our said Provinceuf.British Columbia, In Uur Olty uf Victoria, in' Uur said Provinco, this seventh day uf .lime, In the yeni uf Our Luril une thousand eight hundred unil ninely-eiglil, and in the sixty-llrstycarof Our ltoign. By Command! B.H.Tyitwnrn'drake, Registrar of the Suprotno Court, «l BOUNDARY FALLS HOTEL t» Tl)oa. Wake PROPRIETOR- The hotel is centrally located and is a stopping place for stage lines. (Innil llsliiug in the vicinity, Gond staliling. Meals will lie served at nil hours, the tallies being furnished with the hest, A variety of lhe choicest, brands of liquors and cigars al the bar, SITUATED AT BOUNDARY FALLS, B. C VERNON ■ SAWMILL SMITH k McLEOD, Proprietors. Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Turnings.etc. All kinds of factory work kept in stock and made to order. Coast Cedar worked into Furnishings a Specialty. All kinds of Lumber, Lath and Shingles kept in stock. Best material always in stock. Sawmill on Okanagan Lake, Handy to Shipment. Sash and Door Pactouy on O, P. 11,, VEItNON. If Ion Want REALLY GOOD ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER. —CALL ONvr--■ J. G HENDERSON, Fairview, B. C. •ifc s i.::fs v m jS ft I.s THOS. B, McINNES. BROOKLYN - HOUSE GREENWOOD CAMP, BOUNDARY CREEK, B. O, Oood Accommodation for Travelers, First-class Meals Served Good Livery Stable in connection. FRED GRAF, PROP. CANADA. PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMHIA. VICTORIA, by thfl Grauo ofGod, ot llie United Kingdom of Great Britc-in uml Ireland, Qukkx, Dofondorof the faith, Ac, kc, To -ci.11 to whom these presents shall couio,— Grkkti.no. A PROCLAMATION. ]). JT. Bbehts, IIA/HERKAS Wc tire de* Attoruoy-Genemi, J VV slrous und resolved, as soon aa may bo, to moot Our people of our Proyiooeof Brilisli Columbia,(ind to havo their ndvie.u hi Our Legislature, We do inula! known Our Royal Will mid Pleasure lo call u now Legislative Awembly nt Our said Province: and do further declare that, by tho advlco of Our Executive Couholl of British Columbia,Wo havo this duy given brdow for Issuing Our Writs in due form, for calling u nuw Legislative Asst'inlily for Our said Province, whioh Writs aro to boar date on the sovonth dny of o, insiunl, mul |o he returnable on ur before tho iliirly-Ilrsi duy of August nexl. [n Testimony Whbhbok We have unused theso our Lottors to bo made Patent, and dm blio Seal of tho snid Province in he hereunto affixed : WlTNOB*. tho Hononrahle TlIOS, ll. MolNNKS, Lietiti'iinnl-Govenior nf Our suid Provinco of British Columbia, in Onr City of Vieiiii'in. in Our suid Province, I his seventh dav of June, in llie yeur uf Our Lord one thousand Olghl hundrod ami ninety-eight, and iu '.he sixty-first year of Our lloign. Hy Command. B. II. TYinVHITT DRAKE, Registrar of tlm Supremo Court, Thomas Elliot GENERAL MERCHANT Fairview, B. C. H EADQUARTERS for Miners' Supplies, Powder Cxps Fuse. Largest and best assorted stock of GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING and BOOTS and SHOES, •a-tfc lo-dres-fc cassia, prices. Yards and Mills at Faii'vii'iv. 13. C. Correspondence Holicited Headquarters for mining men visiting the Christina Lake district. Stopping1 place for %\ • stages on route? from CASCADE CITY, B. C. -g ' ''* , ' Marcus to Boundary C. H. Thomas, Prop^ creek * points. ESTABLISHED 1SS3. MAINLAND NURSERY COMPANY. - LADNER'S, - BRITISH - COLUMBIA - Our Specialties—Varieties Profitable in British Columbia Trees Free from Pests, FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, PLANTS AND VINES. Send for Free Catalogue. | E, Hutciiek.son, Manager, The Golden Gate Hotel FAIRVIEW. B. C. T- Elliot, - - - Px>op3*ieto3?. GOOD ACCOMMODATION, GOOD STABLING. Stopping1 Place for Stages to and from Penticton and Oro, Wash. [lb| THOS. It.. McINNES, VICTOltIA. hv ilm thp Grace ot Ood, of the I'iilliil Kingdom Of Qroftl llriluinuml Ire Innil, QURJtN, I Wonder of the Faith, &O.&0 To lhe liciiii'iilni: Officer ol'iho Enst Riding of Yale Electoral District: WHHRKASIIIh Honour lho Uoulonan(-Governor nf iTiii.-ii col Mn hus hy u Proclamation bearing dato tho ffjiuny nf Juiio,I808, lieen pleased IoiHsmiIvo lhe Loglslntivo Assom- iiivoftliu. Hniii Provinco j nnd whorons !i in necessary to hold Kloolloiis tbroughay! Llio-said Province lo illl ihc vnotnclos caURod by buoIi dissolution, Wo command you thm, notico of i,rn time nml place of Election bolngniily given, vnu do cause Election io bo inmle. nooordtng to Inw, of One Member lo serve in llie Legislative Assembly of tho Provlnoo of Hriilsh Columbia, im- Hie Baal Hiding of Yule Blcotoral Dlstriot ana thnt you do cause ihe nomination of Candidates nl such -RlooClon lo lie held on lhe 25th dny uf June. 1808, nnddooause thouamoof such Member, when sooloct-oa- whether he bo pros* out or absent, to bo certified to Our Supreme Oouri>At tlie City of Viclorlu. nn or hefore Ihe 31 pl day of August noxt, tho Election so nuulo. distinctly Olid upenlv undor Our suiil indorsed upon this Our Writ, lit Tkhtlmonv WlIEBBOP, We hnvo caused ■ thusiiTJur Loiters to he.mnde Patent under the Ureal Soil of Oursaid Province of British Columbia: Witnbss. the Honorable Thomas it. MclNNBB,ai OurOovcrn- ment House, al Vlotorla, tills soventb day of June, In the ycnr of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred nnd ninety-flight. By Command. B.H,TYnWHITTDBAKB, Registrar of the Supremo Court. lAILW^Y m m RAILWAY •a »********♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦******** ******** ^VONE THING IS CERTAIN We have furniture on the way in CAR LOAD LOTS, ancl in a few days wili be able to offer our patrons Bed Room Sets Chairs and Tables * Lounges, - - Sideboards, etc. etc. - - ALL OF THI: LATEST PATTERNS ANI) DESK1NS AND AT PRICES WHICH WILL DEFY COMPETITON. (§) We are agents for the NEW WILLIAMS and RAYMOND SEWING MACHINES. T. M. Gulley & Go.,Greenwood B.C. THE PIONEER - HOTEL Greenwood City, Boundary Creek, B, C. We have just opened I he uliove hotel nt, Greenwood City, and are prepared to welcome guests and provide #ood accommodation. Good Catering. Firs class Livery Stable. J. W. NELSON PROPRIETOR Midway, B. 0., July 4,181)8. THE ADVANCE LOCAL AND DISTRICT. Mr. F. S. Barnard was a piiBsenger liy lasl Friday's stage from PeniictOD, Tenas Martin, whusedrunken riotous- ness at, the Greenwood celebration on Dominion Day led to his arrest, was sentenced to two mouths' imprisonment, liy P. M. llallett. Kev, Father Palmer, who conducted the opening services at the new Human Catholic church at Greenwood on Sunday 20th uliu,, went, out ou last Tliurs- day's Penticton stage. Mr. Ralph Suiailes has lieen elected echoul lursleeal Greenwood, vice Mr, Mi J. Phelan retired. Mr. Suiailes did very good work on the school hoard during the year 1800-7. Mr. E, C. Brown had his collar hone fractured last week. Whilst lauding a Imcket lie made a step forward, when the handle of the windlass struck hill), causing the injury mentioned, Mr. It. L. Cawston, ,1. P., of Keremeos, recently had the inisfoitune to l.i-.'iik his wi'isl as the resull of a fall from a horse. Dr, It, B. White, of Fairview, is treating the injured arm. Messrs. F. Dittmer and Jas. Jerinyn have returned to the district after a somewhat lengthy absence. Mr. and Mrs. D.A. Holhruok came in last week and are now residing at Boundary Creek City, above Greenwood. Mr. Hugh Murray lias been re-elected a School Trustee fur Midway. The recetit'school examination was attended (iy the schuol trustees, parents of the pupils and others. At its close the schuol "broke up" for about six weeks vacation. Mr. G. C. Hodge, district, superintendent fnr the Vernon and Nelson Telephone company, last week invited tenders for clearing the right of way aud supplying pules for the telephone line between Gtaud Forks and Greenwood, via Greenwood camp, A Rossland press despatch says: "Mr, Jauies Martin is sure of his election. One lliuusaiid dollars was bet to day, and one thousand dollars are lying In a window on Washington street, that Mr. Martin will he elected, with no takers." It is staled that another steamboat will l.e placed on Okatiagan lake in ii few days. The limit was built iu sections for transportation tu tlie north couulry, but will now be put together und after being launched will he used nil the lake for lowing large scows. Ii was announced al, an election meeting held recently at Mission City, Lower Fraser Valley, by a speaker claiming to lie well iiiforined, that next session the Dominion Government will introduce a measure tn provide for i. grant of $li,(X)0 pel' mile for lOOinilei of railway westwards from Pentictou Polling places in the Western port ion of tlie Rossland Riding uf West Idiot- <ui»y will In* open ou Saturday llibiust, at Cascade City, Grand Forks, Greenwood, and Midway. For tbe southern porlion of East Yale the polling places will be at Fairview, Osoyoos, ('imp McKinney and ltock Creek. Theliours for polling will lie between 8 a.m. aud 4 p. in. Mr. 0. de B. Green, P. L, S., of Osoyoos has jusl recovered from a third attack this summer of blood poisoning, as a resull of the baneful influence of the potion oak, a plant which grows profusely in some pints of the Okanagan district. Itis strange but nevertheless a fact that some people as in Mr. Green's case, are affected by this planl even without coming iulu actual contact with it, Inhaling the pungent odor of the plant lieing sttf- iluient tu cause poisoning. On Wednesday last Mrs, M. .Finue- j-un, uf Camp McKinney, returned from Spukane, tu which cily she hud lieen to be present on tiie occasion of her son graduating at college. She was accoinpiniieil on her return trip by three uf her daughters and Mh.s Quiini, daughter of Judge Qninn, ut Spokane, The girls will spend llie summer vacation nl, Ciunp McKinney, The party wiih driven iu liy Mr, I'. Graham, of Camp Mi'liiuney, who had a four- horse team forthe trip. Men have been put, to work on the road which is to connect Keremeos wilh Fairview cninp, This road, fnr which Mr. Donald Graham strenuously fought iu Ihe last session of the provincial legislature and which was advocated by Tim Advanck some time ign, will lie ii great boon to the ranching coiiuminiiy of the Siinilkaineen i alley, as it. will bring them closely in I. b with a gond market and will be- --I..I. . lessen the distance to tie travelled ...iuceil lhe (Kiints indicated by more than one half. Messrs, Asquiih and Nash, house and sign painters, have purchased a lot and house in Midway, in the expectation that there will shortly be a deal "f work in their line in t.hetown. They have lately been fully occupied here, .'..living paiul ed externally tbe house, of Messrs. Beneriiian and Rickards respectively, and having just completed painting the uillce premises erected last month by O.M.Melville for Messrs. Rickards. Benerman&Cn. When they linisli their work on tbe last-mentioned building, they will start on other work now awaiting their attention. The Dominion Day celebration at Greenwood was a success, although the weather was hot and tlie proceedings at times a little slow. The baseball match was won by the Grand Forks team. Midway secured some of the prizes, 1). McClung, oil Dirty Jim, winiiingfwo horse races. Mrs.Mcl'lung took first in the ladies' horse race, mid F.Vaiiglinu, on Sherman Haynes' pony Sherman secured Iirsl ill llie pony race. 1). Chine and J. Sullivan, of Greenwood, won the drilling contest. A numerously attended ball wound up the day's pleasure. The Archdeacon nf Coluuiliia, Rev. E, S. W, Pentreath accoiupauied by Rev. H. Irwin (Fui her I'm )u[ Ilnssland paid Midway a visit lu-i Thursday, At a meeting, held in i lie evening, Mr. Ii. Jacobs waa appointed a coinuiitlee- uiiin to lllloueiifllievai'iiti. i-scausetlby tlle removal from Midway of Messrs. I. It. Brown and A. K, Stuart. It was decided to mime the Church of England Mission at, Midway St. Col uniba's Mission, out]of compliment to Rev, Mr. Irwin, who is a St. Ooluiuba man. It is proposed to send a clergyman lo Boundary Creek to minister at Greenwood and Midway. The church committee was requested to ascertain what amount will be guar anteed by Midway lowatds the stipend of a clergyman who would hold a service in Midway every Sunday ; also to find oul. the cosl, of a building 40x211 tu be used for services and other parish purposes, Tbe Archdeacon delivered an interesting address upon diocesan church mailers, after which I be visiting clergy were accorded a hearty vote of thanks, and the meeting then closed, This Hot Weather Will bring plenty of flies "TANGLEFOOT" Wild. CATCH 'KM SlIKE, For sale by J A WORTH, DRUGGIST MIDWAY - B. C. THE RUSSELL HARDWARE GO. GREENWOOD CITY, B. C. —♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦— LARGE CAR OF MINERAL ACT 1896, MINING NOTI5S. Mr. F. Keffer M. E., manager for tlie B, C. Copper coinpaiiy, of New York, has received advice tliat one of the boilers of the Mother Lode plant was started from Marcus a few days since un its inward journey to fin* inine. The ti. (I. Review, published in London, stilled on June lSHi that Mr. Alfred Woodhouse, M. 1. M. M., was to leave England on that day for British Columbia in connection with a large smelting, refining, and concentrating works for the Boundary district. At lheinstance uf J. S. Bruce an informal ion has been laid against Theodore Witte charging him with having made a false affidavit 111 coo- neelion with assessment work un the Edward mineral claim, in Sonlh Dead- wood, This charge which is the outcome uf some previous litigation over runfljctitig interest, in lhe claim mentioned, will be heard at|Greenwood on Wednesday next. The bund on the Primrose fractional mineral claim was taken up last Thursday by Mr. F, Keller, manager for I he B. C. Copper company. On Oct. 28, 1897, this claim was bonded for $7,000 by Messrs. W. G. McMynn and J.Scho- field to the Boundary Mines company, of New York, which company has since been merged inlo the B.C. Copper company, The Primrose adjoins the Mother Lode in Deadwood camp, and it is intended to place the mining plant now arriving forthe Mot her Lode nn the Primrose so as lo work the big deposit on the former lo better advantage. ...4 Political Meeting. A large and enlliusiaslic audience assembled in Cameron's' Hall, Vernnn, un Thursday evening, June 80th, Very able speeches were delivered by Messrs. Joseph Marlin and N. P. Hagel, both of Vancouver Spoolal toTiiK Advance. Vernon, July 1,1808. A very enthusiastic political meoelng was held here last evening, those assembled Including supporters of butlt parlies, amongsl whom were, noticed unite a sprinkling of lhe fair sex. Mr. Joseph Marlin and Mr, Hagel, of Vancouver, were the speakers, the one on behalf of I lie Opposition aud the other the Government, Mr. Marian in his address touched upon nearly all the Important provincial ipiestions affecting the people at. the present lime, and his forcible manner of dealing wilh many of Ihe issues drew forth frequent expressions of applause from the audience which gave every evidence nf strongly favoring the Opposition cause. Mr. Hagel, whn is nn extremely polished speaker, was listened to attentively and of necessity scored a few points against liis opponents, but, nothing he could say could counteract the logical reasoning of the Opposition champion champion, and the meeting broke up amid thundering applause for Mr. Martin and the Opposition cause. Mr, Donald Graham is a sure winner not, only in Vernon but ns well throughout, the Riding and will I here- fore be the future representative of fhe East Riding of Yale. Certificate of Improvements KTOTIC3E3, Ron Roy Minbrai, Claim. Situate in the Kettle Rivor Mining Division of Yale Dlstriot. Where located i Central Camp. TAKE NOTICK that I. Alexander Wallace free ininer's certillcnto No. 112a. intend, sixty dill's from dato hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for a certilicate of Improvements, for tho purpose of obtaining a Crown Grunt of the above claim. Ami further take notice that action under section 117 must be commenced before tho issuance of such Ooritltcate of Improvements, Dutod Ihis 13th day of Juno, 1898. Certificate of Improvements. Blotice. Monte Cribto Minehai Cum., Sltunte in the Kettle River Minlug Division of Yalo District. Where located: In Greenwood Camp on tho north of the Montezuma mineral claim. TAKK NOTICE that I, John A. Coryell, as agent for Junius Marshall free minor's oertiflcato No. 8SS7S, mul James Nicholson free miner's coi'lillllito No. 8I8II7, intond, sixly dnys from tho date hereof, apply to Iho Mininc Recorder for a Oertiflcato of Improvomonts, for the purpose of obtaining a Crown (inm! of tbe above cluim. And further tako notice Hint notion, undor .section :17. must be commenced before lho issuniice of such Certificate of Improvements, llnleil this Itith d„y of February, IS*. AT LOWEST PRICES. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, COLORS. ,..,Wo carry everylhing in these lines.... Mall orders receive prompt attention. First class tin-shop In connection Goods away up Come in and see! Prices away down, COUNTY COURT NOTICE A sitting of tbe County Court of Yalo will be holden At I'airview, on July I.*>th 1898. At the boil" of 11 o'clock in tho foronoon. By command, c. A. u. lajibly, (lovoi'iimintOlltw, Oioyoos, D. It. O.I June Oth 1S93. C. F. COSTERTON VKRNON, B. 0. NOTARY PUBLIO. Agren.'fc Poar-i**- Tiie Royal Insurance Coy. The London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Coy. The Insurance Coy. op North America. The London and Canadian Fir Insurance Coy. The Sun Life Assurance Coy or Canada. The Dominioi'IIi'ii.dino and Loan Association. Appraiser for the Canada Per* MANKNT LuAN AND HAVINGS COY, —AND— Lipor Sealers Lions Out of Town Trade. The Miners Home, FAIRVIEW, B. C. THIS HOTEL offers the best of accommodation at moderate charges. Only the best brands 01 liquors and cigars kept on hand. A good table and good beds add much to the comfort of its patrons. E. MORRIS, PROP. Rossland, Greenwood. *J"Sf Provincial Secretary's Ofllco. 8th Juno, 1898, HIS HONOUR llio Lii'iilenunl-tlovoriior hns boon plonsc.1 hi appoint LBONAHU Niuiltls Ks.|iiire.(tovoi'iimollUgonl te bo lloiuriiiiig Officer for the East Killing of Yulo Elect oral Dlslrlcl mud His Honour the I'oiilonantOovernor has been pleased to amidol mid iloelaro tho Court House Vornon lo lie llie nlnco for the nomination of ciinilidnli's for eli'clion to the Legls- Inllvo Assembly in ibe Eust Riding of Yalo Klocliiral Dlstriot. W. DALRYMPLK Creneml BlaulnunltU FAIRVIEW, B, O. All Kinds of Repairing, Horsoshoolng aSnocialty, , THE BEALEY INVESTMENT ID TRUST GO. Real Estate and Mining Brokers. LIMITED LIABILITY. Fire Insurance a Specialty. 8E0. It. NAIII-N |. MANAOIilt llrecnwooil City, II. C. IN w THE* Si Si ST. LOUIS HOTEL AT Si \'f S't ¥ « S't ? TIT Si w_________________t____m* ' Camp McKinney, B. C. Patrons will And a new house, neatly furnished, and possessing all modern conveniences, tending to the comfort of guests. Strict attention paid to the wants and wishes of customers at all times. GOOD STARLING UN TIIK PREMISES, T. DONALD & Co. Props. T. DONALD, Magr- THE ADVANCE Midway. B.C., July -1, 1808. BOUNDARY CREEK MINING ID MILLING ', LTD. LY. Incorporated October 21st, 1896. XlttAtt OFFICE , GREBIffWOOD CITY, tt.C. Capitalization $1,811,101, in 11 Shares, Treasury Stoek 711,000 toes, COMANY'S PROPERTIES. The Company's mining properties now consist of fourteen claims, viz, the D. A., G. A. R.. Big Ledge, O B, S. H. B., Fred D., S. F, J. A. C, P. H, C. S. & H, E. C B, Prospective, Spokane and Granite Falls. SIX OF THESE HAVING BEEN ACQUIRED SINCE INCORPORATION r % OFFICERS OFCOM PANY: - - - - President D. A. HOLBROOK Manager E. JACOBS - - - - Secretary-Treasurer BANKERS: BANK OF MONTREAL - - Vernon, B. C. '77\?« k A DESCRIPTION. On the "D, A" is a vein about 20 int'lics wide, with a pay-streak of 4 to 12 inches \ from tnis 8,031 lbs. of ore was shipped to fhe smelter, giving $10H.]i5 gold per tun, silver 7-17-10 ozs., and 2 per cent. lead. A tunnel is being driven on this vein frnni which ore is being taken. On the sanii* property is a larger vein (quartz) carrying galena and pyrites. The " G. A. 11." has a 3U-fnot shaft sunk on a 2-fuot vein, heavily mineralized with an intimate mixture of irun and copper pyrites, galena, blende and silverglance. Tbellnesl,piecesofwiresil- verfound onBoundaryOreek were taken from this shaft. Avetage assays from different places across tin* vein gave $8.00 gold, 50 ozs, silver; also $8.00 gold and lot) ozs. silver nnd one, the latest return—$111.06 gold and 10(14-5 ozs. silver per ton. On the "Big Ledge" is a 10-foot, quartz vein, mineralized with iron pyrites. This vein has been opened up hy cross-cuts on the surface for 600 feet. A narrower vein has lieen opened up, being nne font wide, carrying considerable clipper pyrites, and runs into llie main ledge as a spur, on which a tunnel of 40 fpet has been driven. Average assays gave $33 gold and 11-10 nzs. silver, and $4'l,:ii*i gold 17i ozs. silver, 2 pel cent, copper The " S. F." lies bef.wecd tin* «, A. R and D, A., in the direction ol tbe strike on the ti. A. B, vein. This location has lieen made on a vein of pyrrhofite. The "O. B." has two distinct veins' one 25 feet wide which, from its strike nnd general character would seem lo be Ulie snme vein as that on the Big Ledge, all hough sufficient has not been done^tii make this conclusive. The second; vein has at present a width of nearly three feet. Assays have shown values in gold from $4.00 to $170,511, while a conservative sampling by .Mr. S. S. Fowler, M. E. gtiye $20.00.in gold. On the"S, H. II." are two converging veins of copper and iron pyrites, on which work is now being done. An average assay gave, gold $1.50, silver 10}, ozs., copper 11.1)0 per cent,, or $10.44 for all values. The " Fred D." was located in De ceinber,; 18115, more as ground fur a basis for mining operations for Ihe olher claims than for its present value, although Ihere is lillle doubt lhat the large vein nu theO. B. runs through it. There is a small vein of galena on this claim. The "J. A. 0." luis a large iron- capping running through it from the Anaconda, at a depth of a few feel. The ore carries a considerable percent age of of copper und $10 in gold. The remaining six claims are all good prospects, but as yet very little development work has been done on em. % This conipiiny is registered under the Companies Act, 1890, and amending acts, in the office of the Registrar in Victoria, B. C, for 1,500,000 shares at $1.00, non- assessable, ol" which a portion of the Treasury stocK is now offered at 10 cents a share on application to the company, £Esssss.^emBT k 4. Certilicate of Improvements. Certificate of Improvements, KTotice, Gn/r Kdok Minkhal Olaim. Situate in the Kettle River Mining Division of Yalo District. Where located:- In Greenwood Camp, on the east of the Montezuma mineral claim. TAKK NOTIOK tlml. I, Juhn A. Coryoll, as agent tor Juiikjh MiirHlmll, free minor's cortiilciitt! No. i-ws, Intend, sixty daya from tlio date horoof. to apply to the Mining Recorder for a Ocrtllleniu of Improvomonta, for the pur* pot-oof obliilnliig a Crown Grant of Miu above claim. And further take notice tlmt net ion. under nod inn iti, muni he commenced boforo the i-oiuuiu! uf buoIi Cortiflcato ef Improvements, Dated this lillh day :>t Kebnmry, IMS, TJ^ttlMtt. Showing the Dates and Places of Courts of Assize, Nisi Prlus, Oyer and Terminer and General Gaol Delivery for tho Your 1898. BPHINO ABSIftBB, Nanaimo Tuesday, 3th May New Westminster Tito-sday, lOtti May Vancouver Tuesday, 171 h May Victoria Tuesday, 31st May Clinton Monday, 30th May Kamloops.. * Monday, (1th .June Vornon Mot.dny, im h J nne •Nelson Monilny, 20th .1 iiiid •Donald Mondny 27th Juno •Special ASBleo. FALL ASSIZES. Clinton Thursday, 22nd 8optombor Hichftold Monday. 20th September Kamloops Monday, 3rd October Lytton Friday, 1 llh October Vernon Monday, I'U h < lotobor New Westminster.. ..Tuesday*. 1st Novoinbor Vancouver .Monday, I Hh Novombor Victoria Tuesdny, 16th Novoinbor Nr imiim> Tuesday, 22nd Noveinbi* JSrOTXCJE. MontkCaui.ii Minkral Claim, Situate in the Keltic River Mining Division of Yalo District. Where Located: in Greenwood Camp on the north of the Gilt Edge mineral claim. T AKK NOTIOB tliat I. John A, Coryell, noting on agont fm- Tlniiiiiis Uiiuil.ii'i.'k, Iron minor's oortlfloato No, B88U3. intond, sixty dnys fnnn iluin horoof. to apply to the Mining Iti'cui'ili'i' for a Cortillcato of lmprovo- nmiiia, fur ilia purposo .if obtaining a Crown Grant ..I tho abovo olaim, And furtlior ink.: miliar that aotlon, undor HiTiinii 87, must im oommonood boforo tlio Issuanao nfmn'li Cortillcato of Improvements. Datod lllh lllth .iny of February. IW. MINERAL ACT 1896. Oci'tllidiito of Improvomonts. xrovxeua. TllBAUOUBT Minkkai. Claim. Sltuato In Osoyoos Minimi Division, of Yulo IHstrlcl. Wlioro Locnled: Cninp Fnlrviow, TAKK NOTIOE thai ivn, II. Hobo, froo min- I ors oorliflonto No, "11,111, ,l„lin BtovoiiB, froo miiim'-. I'l'i'ilil.-nii- No, '.'.'.'.li. .Inlin A. Coryoll, froo minor cortlllcalo No. , .1. I'. Iliii-iiyrai froo minor's oortlllcnlo No. 1*3,07",, in ti'inUiii.liiys.'i'iiiii dato lii'i'i'i.f, to apply to tho .Mining Rooordor turn Oortlfloato i.f lmprovo- munis for llic purpose of obtaining iv Crown Grantor tho above claim, Ami further Ink.' notloo Ibnl notion undor Bootlon 37 must bi commenced lioforo tbo i**su- nnrc of audi CiTiiil.'iiii'.if Improvomonts, Datod this SBrd dny nt .Mny. IMS. ATTENTION. J. W. IJEEU, WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER MIDWAY, B. C. Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty. All Work Warranted. olI-2ni AT "THE ADVANCE,' Tlio Providi'i Fur Company, Pro- viiliinia*, R. 1 , wants all kinds nf raw furs, skins, ginseng, Benica, etp, Prices quoted lnr the next (K) days an* as follows:— Silver Fox $15 00 to $150 00 Bear 5 00 to 25 00 Ottor 400 to » 00 Martin 2 OO to 9 00 Benvor per lb. 3 00 to 8 60 Wolf :.--• I IKI to 2 no Rod Fox 1 00 to 2 mi Mink 75 to t an Skunk 25 10 1 iw Gray Fox 6n to 75 Rat 2<l-lo 26 I'riiT-lisI nf nil other furs, nml skins I'lii'iiislu'il upon application. 1**nil prices guaranteed, careful selection, I'lirli'iiiis treatuient, mul liutuodiate remittance on nil consignments, oinur H. KEYES, Prop. Good Accommodation, Best Liquors and Olgars, First-Class Stabling. ARMSTRONG B.C. and FOR SALE AT P.C. Johnson's Raneh Three miles west of Rock Creek. FOR SALE. THOROUGHBRED rekln DitokBogga 11,00 por -lliinguf lilno. Apply LANCASHIRE fTOUSIC, Midway, II. ti. You Want the Best and the Cheapest.^— TBE ONLY PERFECT FENCE. McMullen's Feuoiug and Nettings ...iftft: iiuna naiMiua Combine these two Qualities. BESl. fl WOVEN WIRE FENCING no others do STEEL WIRE WIRE ROPE SELVAGE. Manilfieliirod and Sold by , THS ONTARIO WIRE FENCINO CO., LTD. I'liia.ii, I inl.a lu. HOG FENCINGS AT SPECIAL. LOW PRICES. IALL OTHER VARIETIES; CHEAP.) McMullen's are the only gond nettings sold in Canada. They are unequalled tor poultry yards, trellises, aud lawn fences. Ask your hardware merchant for McMullen's gopds. If you cannot buy of The Manufacturers at Picton, Ont., or to him write to . The B. Greening; Wire Co., Ltd., Hamilton and Montreal, General Agents. JAMES COOPER, Montreal, (ienernl Agent for Railway Fencing. THE MIDWAY HOTEL MIDWAY, KETTLE RIVER. First Class Accommodation, Oood Stabling, Terminus of Stage Line from Marous, Washington. McAULEY & KEIGHTLEY, Proprietors. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * NACONDA HOTEL ANACONDA, B. C. Visitors to the Boundary Creok Mining Camps, Stop nt the Anaconda Good Table - Good Beds - Good Liquors - Good Stabling* N. Tholl, Proprietor-
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