mis AUVAJN-JK. Vol. II, No. 22. MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1895. $2.00 per Year. W.T.SHATFORD&CO. Fairview and Vernon, i, General Merchants. We always have on band a well selected stock of the following goods: Groceries, Clothing, Dry Goods, Gents' Furnishings, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Etc. ALL AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. JteW Spring Qoods Constantly Arriving. J\w Inspection of Ovir Stock Solicited. % PENTICTON HOTEL J. THURBER, Prop Pleasantly Situated at the Foot of Okanagan Lake. $ Stage Connection with SS, Aberdeen to Fairview, Osoyoos and all points in Washington. All arrangements made for providing Guides and Outfits for Hunting Parties. Good Boating and Fishing. Bow Boats and Sail Yachts for Hire, LEQXJZIVIE BROS. & OO. KJLOWNA. Dry Goods, Groeories, Ready-Made Clothing, Hardware, Etc., Etc. Orders from the Lower Okanagan will receive prompt attention. Price*; Reasonahu:. VERNON SAWMILL SMITH & MIN, Props. SASHES, DOORS, MOULDINGS, TURNINGS, Etc. All kinds of Factory work kept in Stock and made to order. Coast cedar worked into furnishings a specialty. A MACDONALD, BARRISTER, OKFUffl, Baknahd Avksub, nsm'oy, B,c. DRANK McGOVVAN. SOLICITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC, Etc. Olllee, Pound mock, Human] Avenue, Vernon, B. C, J.MCNICOL 1 COCHRANE k BILLINGS, HAItltlSTKIlS, SOLICITOUS AND NOTAIIIKS PUBLIC. ODIcc: Olliiiorc's Block. Barnard Avenue, VKHNON, • II. 0. \V, JI. L'ociliurvK, • KllKU, BlHlMOD <T B, CHOWELL, tiiomon ht„ v^iuron, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Office and Store Fittings» Specialty. P H.LATLVIEB. VKIINON, II. C, DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL IiHIld 8ui*vujrOJ* Mem, Anier. Sue, Irritf. Klips, C. D' B. GREEN, Assoc. Hem. Can. Soc. C, E, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN. Surveys of Every Description In the Lower Country from the Siniilkameen to Grand Prairie Immediately Attended to. Payment will be received either In Cash, Stock, Produce or Labor. •T. O. HAAS, B. 8., K. M., MINING ENGINEER AND ASSAYER, MIDWAY, B. C. Samples for Assay From a Distance Will Receive Prompt Attention, Analytical Choiiilst and Anuiyer. GEO. A. G-TJKSS, M. A., Honor Graduate In Chemistry and Mineralogy, Queen's University, Kingston. All Kinds ol Assays and Analyses Carefully and Accurately Performed. Cure of Strutliyn* Mining Co., Fnlrvlew, 11. C. Ti-.kms- (lulil. Silver or Lend, caeli $1.50; Gold and Silver, ii; Nickel, ii; Cupper, ii: Copper, Gold anil Silver, £1. Oilier prices on application, CF. COSTERTON VKHNON, B. C. —Agemt ror— The Anglo-Columbian Co., L'td,, Wholsale Importers of Wines and Spirits. Nlcholles k Renouf, Agricultural Machinery. -Aajcmt Por- FOR The Royal Insurance, The London k Lancashire, The Insurance Co. of North America, The London k Canadian Fire Ins. Co, The Sun Life Assurance Co., ef Canada. The Canadian Permanent Loan k Investment Co. The Dominion Building k Loan Association. 'n; NOTARY PUBLIC, All kinds of lumber, laths and shingles kept in stock. The Best of Material Always Used. WRITE FOR PRICES AND DISCOUNTS. Sawmill on Okanagan Lake, handy to shipment. Sash and Door Factory en C. P. R., Vernon. MIDWAY SAW MILL Rough and Dressed Lumber Constantly un hand at Reasonable Prices. LEQUIME A POWERS, Proprietor.. B. O. OJLSL&XImXm^CQ. AI^MSTKONG, B. C. GENERAL MERCHANTS, Dealers in Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Clothing, and Supplies of all kinds. A specialty made of Home Cured HAMS AND BACONS. Write for prices. A LARG.E LIST OF FARMS FOR SALE, B- © OJLMGHUO, * oo., ^WlttBTROUrt*. CANN & CO, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS And I talk™ In MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, SEWING MACHINES, WALLPAPER, TOBACCOS, Etc, Etc Needles for All Makes of Sewing Miichines Kept In Stock, Mail orders from the Lower Country will receive prompt attention, CANN & CO., TBBVOV. x*. a. ise, « * ft A Ml Stock of PLOWS HARROWS RAKES At Lowest Cash Prices § * •§ McNICOL MIDWAY, B, C. R. N. TAYLOR Dispensing and F&Er\it\j Chemist VERNON, B. O. A Large Stock ■»* QUASSIA CHIPS AND WHALE OIL SOAP on Hand. B. LAURENCE'S SOLE AGENT FOR Chas. Cluthe's Colum- ,* bia Wire Truss, The Lighest and Most Perfect Truss in the Market, THE HAS BEEN A GREAT SUCCESS In Africa, Australia, America, and also in Canada, including the Pre. vince of British Columbia. It Will Not Cost You more than $♦ per ton to extract from 90 to 96 per cent of the assay value of your ores. Send samples to us and we will report thereon free or cost, provided freight Is prepaid. Call and see us or write to Jhe Gassel Qold Extracting Co., La1., W. PELLEW HARVEY, F.C.S., Supt. Experimental Works, nnil VANCOUVER, B, C, Cash Is What ■ Talks $4.65 Gold Drop Flour per$4.65bbl Trading Go. P. B. NELSON, MGR. j. Kerr, R, D. Kerr, KICK'K BKJOS., BUTCHERS, MIDWAY and BOUNDARY FALLS Meat dollvorod at Hook Creek and all tlio Minliifr Ciiinpit Sainton's J^lusic Store -OLD POST OFFIOE- 409 Hastings Street, Vancouver. Piano* and Organ*-Ea*y Term* Sheet Music, to, Special attention given to ■Hall Orders. J. W-.l-JEED, WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER MIDWAY, B. C. Fine Watoh Repairing a Specialty All Work W»rroiile<l, oMm CANADA HAS ANOI'IIKH INDUSTRY Will She Protect It oa She Hue Her Other Industrie**? In the fall or winter of 1888, a smelt* ei was Mown in at Vancouver, hut it "froze" within twenty-four hours. The management claimed that the plant was defective: but the plant was not built for any other purports than getting a bonus offered by the Province and one offered by the city of Vancouver. The litmuses were mil paid, however, arid the plant was sold nt sheriff's sale. The Vancouver smelter was to gel iia supply nf nre from the Monarch mine, near Field, n slniiiui on tlie Canadian Pacific railway (Wil miles east of Vancouver und 130 eaat of Kevelstoke. The ore was Inw-gnule antl refractory, and could not, have been smelted successfully alone, In the summer of IHOO, a smelter was blown in al Ilcvelstokc. It ran a few days and " froze." It was to have drawn ils ore supply from the No. 1 ami United mines in Ainstvorlli district. Tlie plant was also suid at sheriffs sale, A smeller wilh built at Golden in 1892, but it has not been blown in. In the winter of 18:11-1(2 work was commenced at Pilot. Bay In clearing a site foi- a smeller and building a wharf. Several of the buildings were creeled nud part of the machinery purchased and delivered on the ground during 1HH2 and 18911, but for some reason all work was suspended for a lime. In July of last year work was resumed, nnd on Saturday, the 0th instant, the smelting of ores became an actual industry in British Columbia, The works at Pilot Bay are as complete ns any in Ihe United States, and comprise a 200-ton concentrator, four 12-tnn reverheralory roasters, one 100-ton water-jacket furnace, a machine shop, a hliieksuiitli shop, an assay otllce, and a business otllce, all lighted liy electricity. Power is furnished by three engines and uu, M0 horse-power boilers. Charcoal is burned in three kilns, distant n few hundred yards from Ihe smeller buildings. At present the ore supply comes fnnn Ihe Blue Bell mine, opposite Ainsworth, and about eight miles up the lake from the smelter, and from the No, 1 mine at Ainsworth, IhiI.1i supplying the needed dry ore. The bulk of the ore from the Blue Bell is first concentrated, and the concentrates roasted. No flux is requited other than lime rock, the Blue Bell carrying an excess of Iron, The furnace is not run at full blast, owing to the crew being green hands; hut they occasionally handle themselves as if trained to the business. On Wednesday the night shift, ran through 48 Ions, and the daily average is not far from 80 tons. This does not include the fuel, of which twelve tons of coke and three of charcoal are used daily, The bullion is run into 100- puuud.. bars, the daily output being from 17 to 18 tons. Of the slag about 10 per cunt, is matte, which is broken iip and run through a crusher, then re- roasted and re-smelted, Once tlie crew gets broke in, the furnace will lie run to its full capacity, 100 tons daily. Everything even now is running smoothly, and there is not likely to lie any trouuble ns long ns Ibe works are in charge of Supt. Gurdon, who hns in foremen Otto Abiding and Kdwttrd Kenyun, men who thoroughly understand the practical working of concentrators and furnaces, and in Franklin Wilson an expert ussiiyer. The liusiness end of thu work is run hy A. B. Hendryx, assisted by D. W. Clark, cashier and hooakeeper. Al the Blue Bell mine, II. Stevenson is foreman. Both the smelter ami llie mine are owned by the Kootenay Mining and Smelting Company, nhicb is organized under the laws of New Jersey. The capital stock of tbe company is $2,250,000 and is held mainly by K. W. Merrick, president, who lives al Minneapolis, and by A. II. Hendryx, treasurer and general manager, of New Haven, Connecticut, who is now living at Pilot Hay* B. P. Kithet, of Victoria, is vice-president, The company hns 140 men on its payroll, some of whom aie, however, only temporarily employed on outside work. If another futtince is added, which is not at all unlikely at no distant date, nlioul 20(1 men will lie permanently employed. As soon ils Ihe output of bullion liniouilt-f. to 40 tons n day, a refinery will lie creeled nl some point in eastern Canada, For the present, the bullion will Ihi ship|icd lo Aurora, Illinois, and the Iirsl carload wns brought to Nelson to-iluy on the sl earner Nelson, There is enough ore in sight to keep tbe smelter running continuously, ami Canada can take care of every pound of Ihu bullion product, Bul will she lake care of II ? Will she extend lo our silver-lead miners and smelters the same measure of protection that she extends to her other industrial workers? If she does lbe Pilot Bay smeller will ho a success, ami every silver-lend mine owner In Kootenay will lie able to keep his head above water.—Tribune, MINING NOTES. The proprietors of the Cliff mine ut Trail creek refused lu-st week the sum of $80,000 for Iheir interests. Last week look place the lirst ship* inenl of bullion from (lie Pilot Buy smelter. The shipment, consisting of two car-loads, was son! tu ihe refinery at Aurora, Ills. The Pooininii, Novelty mid Cnli- foriiia cliiims at Trail cii't'k have lu-.-u sold to an American syndicate from Butte, Montana, for ilu- sum of $2u,uno. li is proposed to do much development woi-k ul once. A Mr. Alperson, of the Aiuswortb districl, recently sent u specimen of ore from bis claim to the local assayer, which, having been tested, gave a return of 8,200 ounces of silver. This result was as pleasing us it was unexpected, and the owner is now prepared to make a carload shipment. The Finch Mining and Dredging Company, which aj-« working on the Frasur, iilmiit flv« miles north of LyU ton, are said to lie making about $20au hour, the cost of operating t he plant lining some $20 per day, The fact of Ihe water being low in the river accounts for theii- ability In do so well wilh their light appliances. The latter con- sist of a six-inch centrifugal pump ou n small scow. There are about 500 men at work on the bars between I.yt- ton and Lillooet, and these average from $2.50 to $11 with the rocker. Stern and uncompromising measures should at once Ih* put in force lo prevent the flagrant acts of theft known as "claim jumping," and to punish the perpef 'toi-s. Several valuable claims hnito of late been "jumped" in the Trail creek district, uml not' ably the Great Western and tlie Golden Chariot. These claims were purchased by Messrs. Burke k Jones, of Spokane, Since the purchase the claims have been jumped and renamed. The rightful owners, how - ever, have determinedly signified their intention of maintaining their right of title in the law courts. The Tribune thus notes: "Judge Wnlkeni should preside at the next session of court in Kootenay. AftewSfds there would lw few junipers." A milling contemporary publishes tlie following report I "There is a company of smelter men now negot i* at ing for the building of a smelter on Boundary creek, and it is generally supposed that they nre bucked hy the Kansas City smelting Co, Negotiations are being made for a compromise whereby they are asked to put up thu works at Boundary Fulls and liecomu interested in several copper and silver mines near there." Should this ttsser. tion prove correct, I he s|»edy develop, men I of tlie Kellle river mineral resources will Iw assured. And uot only will a smeller established un Boundary creek prove must beneficial to the district, but together with the smelter established in Koolcmiy, and the one proposed at Trail creek, will be a jhiw- erfiil agent towards discovering tn Ihe world a fact that ere long wjll Ihi palpable, that the mineral wealth of British Columbia is incontestable. "Such a consummation Is devoutly In lot wished." r-e-*i A curious case is reported from Ann- strong. A member of the municipal council, a Mr. Jackson, was about lo Ink.: upon himself the cares and responsibilities of married life. On thu marriage eve the bride made the (lis* cnyei-y that Mr. Jackson was not Mr, Jackson. For years the worthy councillor has been known to llle good people of Arms!rung as plain Mr. Jackson, at tlie same time he was aware that his forefathers rejoiced in the more arislo.' orotic cognomen of Smiley, Thus tlm pseudonymous Mr, Jackson was In- fittingly punished in lieing obliged lo forego tho sweets of matrimony until Ibe necessary license was made out once again, anil this lime the groom's signature no longer wns Jackson, It cannot be said that ladles in British Columbia are mil demonstrating llieir ability Ul compete successfully in the professions which are claimed generally by I lie sterner sex us their particular inheritance. In a paper pull* lislied ou the coast appeal■supanigni|ili staling thut a young lady of Westminster has signified her intention of becoming a candidate for the school* trusteeship in the ensuing year. Supplementary and immediately following ihis, is the second announcement of tbe "holding up" and highway robbery of au AI(ler|KKil farmer, perpetrated by a woman, who wns assisted, however, by three mule accomplices, The San Francisco Herald of Trade contains an excellent article which it entitles "ChangingEras." It points nut that in tlie history of civilized countries ll law appeal's traceable that business depression und also prosperity come alleinatively within almost regular and stulcil periods of time. ' rVlIf" •J--*.'* IUU AJJVAlNUi. pUART&NQRRia. .. PmmxtoB*. Publi-ihcd weekly at Midway, H. C. HubwriptioiriMcOi %2M pur aiin.ini, payable In nilvitniT, cither- yearly or lm If-yearly atthc 1 ptiun of tlio fiiMwcnbt!h ; i!-> "'"' " "' AtTrcrtimiifr KftteB J#ht on niinl|cat fpjj, Though the oolumiifi of Thk Advance arc alwajK opeH'fiJftbe digtTjiwi-Mi uf inatterH of jmblic InU'rcrtUtiid niiipirtHtice, we donotiiot> ceKwirily eiiduiW iipv onijc upinioiiK uxprorwed. L'orreHpoiuieiico ofvpnwnallfeture will not I* hn I.I lath n*4 • ■ *■' ■'■,- * ' i " MONDA)'," APRIL 1,1895. ' Trig LIBERAL PLATFOIL)t. . At the rj'ipiest of Mr. Ifi'Dtftt Bos* t(H*k, the IjiWal (i/p|d,i(jat,(,* tar this ^fij^tjtiit'lj'cy, wiipliblislithis-weckthif Iiarlyplaifori|| as adopted by the No* ioniil-Liliei-al Conyeijr^ioi.i.at, Ottawa, iu June of 189:1. Of llie "plunks" iii the Liberal platform, undoubtedly that dealing with tariff reform is of Iiaiauiouul iiii|iorlaucc, ami the com- iigelecttirulcOlitest, li'.eI hink, whether leld at the close of the presenl session, or delayed for another iwelye months, jv.ill be practically fought upon the great Issue uf n national trade policy. The war i;ry uf ll|e Oiinaei'Viitives, ," Protection,'' will bu iinsweiiid by l lit* nobler, grander call from the Liberal i-iiilksof "Reciprocal Free Trade." But, although this is the main, there (ire other planks in Ihe Liberal platform which may lux all the Ingenuity nf Hie Conservative party to pcoye uu- sound. They wjll also have pi explain away lo the satisfaction of the electorate so grave a charge ns, retaining in otllce a minister who had accepted funds for election purposes from ii riiil- Jvay company, " and whicli," reads the charge, /.'while paying tb$ .political yiintributions to liim, a member of the Government, with one band, was receiving Government subsidies with the pllljir." \ ("AVIUi-ihegei^ral policy of the Lib* I'riil parly we heartily concur • and we firmly believe that unijerMi fjibei-al llnvi'iiiiiii*nt, Ciimida, wjlh ||pr great natural resijiiyi'iis,, [ylt.li her Immense janitorial nqt|§ess|ons, her mineral and forest wealth, wi'! speedily .ntjaipriti ii position among t|ie nittjiintt Hint is her rightful due. ... Locally, it is the duly of the electors |o support the candidate who will lU'tiinise to aid in the important work of developuient. This end can not lxi ai'cpnipjishjjd titit.il rpstrjctjvp inwj?: ju-es are swept uiyay. We call atterifijii) tn, a l|)atfpr of which sonie-of ;oi|i- ;i|pners and pro: nectars ni*q stil| ji| jgnoriinc-;. Viz., Hint the amendment to tl|e Mineral Act of 1891, whicli was paused iu the recent session of the Provincial Legislature, conldined lbe fiilloiFing: ."Section 26 pf tlie-'Miii(*i'ul ^et^lSIL'aai'd 'section 10 or the 'Mineral Act Amendment Act, 1892,' and section 7 of Uin I Min ei'iil Act Aineriituif nt Aid, 1898,' \m hereby repealed and the.'following iri- serted in lieu of said section 20: '20. ^fo free minW shall':lie'-entitled to hold jn bis '.own name,'*or in tlie iiaine of any other person, inure than one min pi-ill claim on the same vein or lode -yxcepf by purchase', liijt s(|ch free jnlnJerVdiay 'ifw \a nii.ettfcH] a plain) jipo'rf iiiiy'sopafi(|Lvflu or'jn.de." Jt will, therefore, lie- seen that a pi*ospi>ctoi*_ is, -nuUniia formerly, bound jlown to liolding-only two claims in any ope district,'..l>ut nlay; locaie'.us jnnny claims us. .he likes,, npgvjding I hey .ure on a separate.veiu of pre, and fills,'it'is .needless lUyiny, meets with [hegeiieijil..appnjy-ii.pf, iill.Ihose ac* ouaintiHl'.' with this piece of remedial legislation; iSM as this Kniendp^nt is, All-Sftter might be Ini rodiified at the jicxt sit,f.juvg,,pf the Legislature, which should' jjrori'ie that the Mineral Act, as at present, being entirely objection- |tblet6.thegene|;a) rpn of miners and jirospectors, be hereby repealed, and one substituted therefor. Very {Windy iu accord willi the'act of 1$,.winch paid act 'Shall be drawn up and presented by-Bottif* pne inoreeiipable and mure •icquuirtied with the requirements of a mining cnijipiimity than is our present Minister at Mines. It is'to lie hoped Unit our'own member, Mr, Graham, will at some fiitnrc data, takji tjits mutter into ciinsidui'iilitm, niid prnuuiit to ibeeiiun'try a Mineral Act ibnl shall, lis nearly as pnssihle, give* satisfiic'lion io a majority of I hose representing the foremost industry of (iiu country. jj >f<-—_^ I The Nelson Tribune attr-lbules tbe |ai-k of iillt'l'i'sl iu Siiuthili'li Kootenay in Ihe approaching Uonunion elections jo the fuel Ihnt ibe i|on|ltial|un of Hie j'c-ipcetive, caiulldutus vyaij licit l|jadu liy it represenlallve body qf tl||i Yale* jiuriboo constituency, Odiiiiniliitlng ppon the cliariiclerislics of llie Con* secviillve candidate Mr. Mara, it is yery severe; perhaps Justly. But when in reference Io Mr. Bos(pc|^ Mr. Mara's opiKuieiit, (be Tribune slaies: "If elected, the other (Mr. Bostoclt) will.be jusl what the Province now bus iu parliament fi-oiii all its districts—a hiaii who will hold up his bunds "ns (it.bers want him, not a inan who cnn make others hold up their liatids as be would huvu"t|||Hn," the liis'iiiiitttion is not only severe, but ]|iijiitit. We do not deiiy t|lii("wei'eitj|Uss'ible, it would be belter policy,on the |Hirt ol' the Liberal party ill' British Ciif||(iib|ij, tlmt the party 'candidal e for the yinle^ari- Iioo distriet should be inorc widely nyWtl lo ^tie'eJ'ecloi'nta. At'llie same terests in tluj dislrkt. and lie has yet to prove his abjlity or inability "lo make others Ipild up their hands as he would hayp Ihem," .' -ii- 4+4— r .' ' ;. Tl|e mail service will not'1« changed ()r* t|)p first'of April, as advertised to do so, as the contractor, either with or wit Inni i instruction, has given out that he intends making two or three (ijore trips on the old schedule. Not having hid a personal interview with the contractor, we are unable to decide OS to whom we are indebted for this new digression, but certain it is, a day of reckoning is in store for the author of these, little annoying inconsistencies iu our mail service. —, X The. ,{it))p running between these points leaves Grand Phi^s Mondays, Wednesdays iini} Fridays at 8 a, in, Leaves Mir}jy()y fpf grifi)!} Forks Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 8 a. in, ■ '■'■' : :.. Connecliom|j)ii(}e with MARCUS STAGE on Mondays, Wednpsijays and Saturdays at. (jraiid Forks. AH Bijslness Transacted at Reasonable Rates. FREIGHTING'TO ALL POINTS. NOVEMBER GQTTFgiiDSBN - PBQP- - GRAND FORKS, B^C. NOTES ANf) COMMENTS- It is now authentically stated that the Dominion elections will not. take place until after unotliiT session has pusse'l, The house has been convened fill' the 181 h of April. Our present representative will, therefore, have sonic respite before again posing as a candidate; Vbjle Mr. linstock has now the opportunity'of better acquainting himself wilh the reqiiireineuls of the large district be seeks to represent in the Liberal interests. It is cniiiienlly satisfactory to note that reil-tupeisin has not for mice interfered in the speedy eiecutiim of il just and i|)erc|f|)l act, And the un- I'orluiuili: man, Simpson, heedlessly condemned by Mr, Justice Crease lo three years' penal servitude for contempt of court,-will, by the repeal of the sentence by the Minister of Jus- lice, lie relieved from the misery of anticipating an additional heavy term of prison Ijfu to bis already long sentence. The Liberal Association of New Westminster, after acqu'esclilg in the general Liberal policy, hafce. further adopted, so Bays the Columbian, "a series of mora especially western, Provincial iind District' planks. These deal briefiy,' lipt clearly, with such mailers of iiiumuiit to this por: tion of tlie Dominion its Governmental 1'i'giilution, to some extent, of C, P. B, freight rates; the maintenance nnd increase nf the present restrictions to Oriental immigration; more ' intelligent, liberal and local treatment of our fisheries; the claims upon federal attention and assistance of improvements to navigation and conservancy and dyking WI'lfMli t|l« Eraser i and t|)e ilii5irabjljty of restoring the price Of the Tlipniuidn lands in the Province to (be original nominal price/uf $1 per ^cni, '■ ■: \ . .,'.'■ ,',V i "Arosehy any other name would smell as sweet." One would imagine, also, that a municipal councillor could serve, his ward as ably dM}.he choose to l)eknowj):aS;|*JiiinMr.'Jiu.'kserl hi preference to the more cuphonjoiis surname .properly-his ow.n, of Smiley, ijr. Siniley, liiinself, howeyei', has scruples nn the subject. Il is_n,s if be had suddenly discovered himself to be in the. light of an liiipfister. He was elected to tlie position of an Armstrong councillor us Jai kson. Ergo, he argues. SiiitiiVx iatiniii't fulfil' Jackson's duties. He staled This uhjection last week to llie|coii'Ucil,:AAd tWj w,eigbtytipii*stiou |s to be refejiffld lg nip AUin'ney-Gen- er-al, A simple solul ion to this matter couldabe found if Mr. Smiley would fbftow fitshioniible precedent and en title himself either Mr. Jucasoii-Sui j|ey or if he preferred, Smiley-Jackson. The Spallumcheen Council have thus wisely decided to encourage the establishment of industries and iiiiiiinfiic- turies within the. munieiniility by granting such, exemption fi-oio taxation for a term of years. This mode of encouragement is infinitely preferable to the system"of bonus, offering, as it dobs, inducement only to bona fide investors. -*-t-4 4 LOCAL NOTICES, (Announcements undor this Iniad mado nt n iluii'Kcof 20ueiilK tier line ciuili iiisorlion.] The Early Bird Gets the Worm. ElTEL Bltofl., piTip'rietiirs of the Bridgeport (Wusltjngtntij Flouring Mills, liave given Parry k MuLellan of Tonasket Store, Alinii, P. Q„ (>kui|iigau Co., Wash,, exclusive right to tell ||i(i products of their mill in B, 0. foi '('ii,, yl'itf, commencing Feb, 12 THU 001,1) RrjST BRAND of flour is innde by (bis-llrni, whicli seems to he' a wniit|urf/iil favorite ivbeievur It has lieoil ih|roduceil. Parry k McLetlrvn auAitANTfJfC Ihis Flour Flinl-I^lnss iii every i-espuct, and will give a written contract to that effect lo nil buyers of Ibis brand. C. M. MELVILLE IVIIDWAY, B. C. Plans and ppegjfltistions. Furnished for Alf Kinds qf-Contract Work. Best of Material) Finest of Workrnpnship. Price* Always Wight. FOR SALE TN.THE BEST LOCALITY ON THK VMR X NxlN', Townsite. a few acre and llalr-ifere Idls, cither for building or gardening, Apiilj; at this utllco or lo V. ADRIAN MEYER, VtiiN-ox, H,C, i 1 | 1 -1 i i i i 1 1 m MANLEY BROS, ,■.-■' Cj,randJ Forks, B. C. "'■■... •'■'• ■ a- ■ Dealers in ^ BOOTS and SHOES DRY GOODS CLOTHING HARDWARE and groceries. Gold Drop Flour PER BBL J % KQ PER BBL. Running over the WAIL ROUTE Between GRAND FORK! and PfNTICTON Leaves Grand Forks, during: the month of March, p# Mondays at 6 a. m., arriving at Penticton on ..Wednesdays at 6 p. m. Returning, leaves Penticton-'on Thursdays at 6 a.m., arriving at Grand Forks on Saturdays a;t:g',p;m;' FARES AND EXPRESS CHARGES REASONABLE. '■' ' . -' , U.' .,,', „ M. MILLER, - Pfep., - Grarid Forks, Bi C. GRAND PRAIRIE SAW MILL. RoMifl) Lumber - , From $10 to $12. Dressed Lumber i i- . From $16 to $18 Per Thousnnd. ... -I'i GRAND PRAIRIE XXOTHT. GRAND PHAIRIE, KETTLE HIVER. Good Stock o Liquors and Cigars , . . Good Stabling, PRICES REASONABLE. McLARp BROS., PROPRIETORS, BLAOHBMITH SHOP IN CONNECTION Stages Leave every Monday und Wednesday *■' ' *' for Marcus, Wash. PAIRVIEW HOTEL GEORGE J. SHEEHAN, PROP. EXCELLENT BOARD GOOD STABLING Horses and Buggies for Hire. VERNON, B. C. F, Auhipn Miiviiit, PkiNcn'Af-i SENll TOR PROSPECTUS. MARTIN BROS. i.K.iinsii iioi'su rim Hardware, Stove, Tinware, Paints, Oils GRAND forks HOTEL KETTLE HlYEIiJ, B. C Stages to Marcus, VViuh., and Midway, B. 0. Every Attention Given to Guests, J, L, WISEMAN, Prop. CHEEK HOTEL . . . MOUTH OK ROCK CREEK. XX. PlttendriBh,, 96T(r*t**. PlllST-CI.ASS ACCOMHODATIOJr KOH GUESTS, GOOD STABLING *irEx-i-ellent Eisliing on Kottlo Rlver..lf1 Gilbert's Resort, OKANAGAN LANDING. HUNTING, FISHING, BOATING, fllOltOUOHLY C'OMFOKTADIP. --FirHl-cIiitw— LIQUORS and CIGARS. ARM5TR0NQ HOTEL H. KEYES, Prop. Ou[i(l Accomtnodntlon, Hest Liquors nnd Uigurs, Fii-si-Clnss Stabling, ARMSTRONG, B. C. "XT&vxtyjoxL, 38. 0$ ENDERBY HOTEL n, W.WRIGHT, Prop. :-: ENDERBY, B. C. :-: Livery in Connection. Flrut-cliiKri iitTuiimiixlalioii for Commorcial Trttvellors. Hunting mid KMiin« in abundance through thin district. Puck Hornea und Guides furnished to Sflp^S; (non pn hhortCft notir«, l.JbLUUl, General Merchant, FAIRVIEW. B. C. Keeps the Largest and Best Assorted Stock of Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots & Shoes, &e, any place south of Vernon, and sells on terms to suit the times, Cheapest Place to buy for Cash in the Okanagan Country. FULL WEIGHT AND MEA6URE ASSURED. A.J.i a-oxnTG*- ttoxrvx wi|l leave Penticton 7 a. m. every Tuesday, Thursday and. Saturday, arriving at Fairview 1 p. m., and Oro, Washington, the same evening. GOIJTQ NORTH will leave Oro, Washington, 7 a. m., Mondays, Wednesdays, ancl Fridays, reaching Fairview at 11 a. m., connecting 'with, SS. Aberdeen apd S. & 0. and C, P. Railways. A. J. Sprole, Prop. CONKLE & DONALD General Teamsters and Freighters, ROCK CREEK, B. C. Hates from Penticton to Camp McKinney, Hock Creek, Midway am) Boundary Falls, two cents per pound for two tons or under, Mnrcus to Midway, the same rate. Marcus to Grand Prairie one cent per pound. 8-4^— Special Rates for Large Orders and Ore Contracts. GENOWAYS & McAVINEY Wholesale and Retail Dealers in and Growers of CHOICE NURSERY. STOCK. AU Stock Grown Without Irrigation. AU Trees Inspected Before Leaving the Nursery SPQKANE FALLS, P. O. Box 582, Washirigtori Okanagan Saw Mill Kelowna, B* C. A Large Stock of All Kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber, of Superior Quality, Thoroughly Seasoned, Constantly on Hand. Bill Stuff o. Specialty. OatAoarm Pj-oinptly rilled. Lath, Shingles, Sash and Doors. Goods Delivered at Okanagan Falls at Reasonable • Rates, ■ ■ LEON LEQUIME, Proprietor. ly WULFFSOHN & BEWICKE, Ltd, BANKERS ^ Financial, Real Estate, Insurance an«4 General Agents. Dock Hou»ie, Milliter Street, London, England, VANCOUVER, B. C. and VERNON, B. C.. . JpHANN WULFFSOHN, Managing Director. Vernon Branch, G. A. Hankey, Manager, THE CANADIAN RAND DRILL CO., SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC. ' Manufacturers of ROCK DRILLS AND AIR COMPRESSORS. In All Particulars the Best' Special Comprei- sors driven by FELTON WATEH WHEEL mounted direct up-, on orank-itiatt, es-, lioclallyiidaptedibr utilizing the power. of mountain itoama, ai shown In llluiaj tratlon. H. P. PALMERSTON, Agent for Midway and District. VICTORIA HOTEL VERNON, B. C. MURPHY & FAULKNER, Props. Nq Trouble or Expense Spared to Make Guests Comfortable. Strictly First-Class and Charges Moderate. Best Brands Liquers and Cigars. -_ - Good Stablinjf, LIKtKJAU A«l> UIBTHIUX. Mr. E. P. Suydani returned to jBoundary Fulls on Friday last. He .expects to remain in the Boundary ,ciuii[i.s for the mat of the summer. Mr. C. E. Stuart, who last week was sported so seriously indisposed with typho-pneuiiKinia, is, we are pleased to say, progressing favorably. There is a growing necessity felt J-ere for the establishment af # horse }ierd. Will some individual capable of properly conducting the same come forward and supply tlie demand. In a mining note last week it was stated that the Emma claim in Summit camp belonged to the Parrett ("melting Oo, This whs not commit, It ..should have been Messrs. Farnpl * JUidgen and Mr. W. T. Smith. Mr. Thos Humphrey, who recently .disposed of some of his mining interests here hits gone east on an extended holiday trip. Tom has nut been altogether well for some time past; ajji| ihis trip seems to lend color lo the rumour that his trouble is one of heart disease. Mr. W. Hall, a graduate of Kingston School of Mines, came into Boundary xm Friday last. He, after taking a look at tlie different mining camps, intends doing a little prospecting on {lis own account, ns he thinks this a very favorable locality in which to ac- .quire a mine. C. de B. Green, 0, E., came over from Osoyoos on Saturday and proceeded on lo Copper camp. In all •probability Mr. Green will make Midway his headquarters this summer. Mrs. Green and family left last week for Victoria and will spend the summer at Ihe coast. ye are sorry to state that Mr. VV. tJVolf, one of our proiniuerit prospect- <irs, and part owner of the copper properties un the Siniilkameen and at Volcanic mountain, lies dangerously ill at Boundary Falls, suffering from ,an acute attack of pleurisy. He wan brought over from Grand Prairie on Sunday week lost, and is now under the immediate care and attention of .our resident physician, Dr. Jukes. The Davis Bros., who came into Midway tills winter and pre-empted land two or three miles out, aie now busily engaged building, fencing and ■ploughing, and by the amount, und quality'iif •ark done, are deinonstrat" jug that they belong essentially to the class of settlers British Columbia is .so much in need of. Thore is room and land for quite a iiuiiiIkt of such families in this neighborhood yet. The bridge over the Kettle river at Ingram's was completed, lust week, and is now i|||cii for trutHe. 'Foreman Mc" lnnis, wit tills ci-l'W of.iuen, lias iiuived over to tlie west of Camp McKinney, and is paying attention to the fixing up of Ihe main trunk road, In the near vicinity of Camp McKinney the road was left last full in rather un unfinished condition, so that tlie attention being paid lo it will give satisfaction to those having to make use of it. 'As a-'i%8iilt of the mild whiter and file flue open spring, seeding has com* liicnceil at Grand Prairie und now goes merrily on. Surely prospects never looked brighter for an Increased prosperity to tlie farming community than at present. The cuttle easily wintered and now on the hills, ploughing and seeding well under way, line, showers ,of rain and beautiful bursts of sunshine, such n state of things should (if anything will) have tlie effect of rendering the heart of the farmer light, jind in.the. future his pocket heavy, at jeast such is our w|*,h. Different individuals havo different ideas as how to carry on a St. Patrick pelehration, We are given to understand that a true son of Erin, one of Grand Prairie's residents, hit upon the plan of getting up Very early in the 'morning', in fact so early that he felt lonesome, and being a jovial fellow, and loving companionship, he took the .expedient of pouring coal oil on one of the out buildings and setting it on lire, at the same time lustily shouting for help. It will bo readily understood that the little joke had III1' desired effect of not only burning a. corner out ,of the building, but also uf bringing onto llie scene, ot action the rest of the inmates of the house, iincj somo were not attired for presentation ut a tjueen's drawing room, ('al generally gets the best of ill at all times, and so did he ou this occasion, for all through the day and late ou into the night homage was dune to S,t, Patrick In feasting and dancing. Wedo not iiiiud uur northern con* ';('iii|i(M-iirics clipping our news' notes and milking use of them without giv- , ing any credit to the paper from whose {luges they were derived, We rather ike the idea, for we are perfectly aware Ihnt the public are endowed with knowledge enough and have the power of perception sufficiently de veluped to recognize a news Item served to them second, hand. But what we do object to, is. having our jtems turned upside down, and inside put, and left in such a slyipe that they have no further semblance, of common sense. Typographical errors are also sometimes very funny and ridiculous. A short time ago we noted the fact that the water power at Boundary falls would be utilized for the put* jiose.of running u saw mill and ten- jjtamp mill, Jn one of our exchanges tne latter is transcribed "ten-cent*" mill. Whoever heard of a ten- cent mill lieing utilized for the crushing of ore in a mining camp/' Mr. J. East, accompanied by his son, and niece, Miss B, Sparks, left on Saturday for HurHui), Butte County, California, at which place they intend spundin .j the summer. Messrs. Scott McRae k Lind returned from Spokane on lust week's stage. It is undetstnod that Scott McRae did not dispose of his interest in the Enterprise claim. Mr. Butchart, agent for the North American Life Insurance Co,, passed through Midway on Wednesday last, riding as far as Grand Prairie, It, is reported that Mr. Butchart was very successful in Ihe interests of his company in this district, Messrs. Manley Bros, are erecting a new store at Grand Forks, Mr. Ben Shaw being the architect. The new building will occupy the space between the present store and I he saloon. The necessity fur the building bus been created In accommodate this linn's increasing trade, Mr, D, D. Fan-oil, of Butte, Mont., came in on Friday's stage and left again on Sunday. We understand liis mission here was lo look over some mining properties in llie interest of Molilalia parties. The Skylark and Helen claims, and others in Deadwood ramp, claimed his especial attention. The snow on Boundary mountain is still two feet deep in places, the mellirig of the same and the frost coming out of the ground make the roads very soft for travel. As a result most of the teaming is being done over the old route of travel, via the Kettle river road through the reservation. , +.+-, THE WORLD OVER. A ghastly and cold-blooded crime is reported to have taken place at St. Thomas, Out. A man of the mime of Hendershot was heavily insured in favor of certain of his relatives, and to obtain thu amount, $10,000, Hendershot was deliberately muidered by his uncle and another. One of the prisoners confessed his criminality, It reads thus: Deceased had knelt down to drink out of a pool, when he received a blow from.an axe on the right temple from Welter. He was not stunned, but r'ose and attempted to run. The men, having begun their bloody work, followed it up. The uncle grubbed him by the wrists, while the other struck him again and again with the axe. When the deed of blood was done, the body was placed where it was when found by those to whom Welter (list brought the news. The murderers then washed themselves and the axe in the pool, and hid tlie instrument with which they had muidered their victim, A proclamation has been issued by the executive committee of the Protestant Protective Association, in Which a solemn protest is entered against Dominion interference iu the Manitoba school question, These gentlemen further proceed to threaten that if the Dominion Government dare tn accede to the demands of the Catholic hierarchy, civil war will be engendered. Of course such mere twaddle shows only a ridiculous side to men of sense and breadth of mind. Yet il, seems a pitv that seditious rubbish of this and a like nature should Le allowed to be spread broadcast among the ignorant and unthinking. China has indeed suffered severely for the claim she put forward to supremacy in Curea. It is understood now, however, that terms of peace are about to be concluded, but they are disastrous in the extreme to China. The island nf Formosa will lie ceded to Japan. The Japanese will lie allowed the right to occupy Port Arthur and Wei-Hni-Wei, two important strategic and naval Chinese ports, China will relinquish her claims in Corea, and further, an indemnity of $250,000,000 in gold will lie paid into the Japanese treasury. (Uood News. Washington, March 10.—It is expected by the land department that the surveys on the Colville Indian reservation will have progressed sufficiently during the summer and the Indian allotments made so that a million and a Inil J acres, may hu opened to settlement. These lands are in Northeastern Washington, the ceded lands lieing on the northern binder. Upon the tract there are said to he valuable mineral deposits, OUTC-F-THtor.DIN.AflY. A New York mini is reported to have killed llfty-tlireo rattlesnakes at ouo time recently in a thai that he discovered. A four-year-old Nerimai.", boy was burned tu dcutli reacntly liy pulling a jur Of hot plum butter over on himself. Will Dunn's horse, In Marble Hill, Mo,, lurliiK the drought, learned to jump out over the pasture fence, go to the cr**t*k to Irink and jump back .again tv voluntary cuiifiiiuini'iit,. Henry (Jaoilrich, of Shirley, Me., was eiitinu iii liner the other day wneii he looked out nt' the window and saw a she bear and tivoenlw. He jumped ujp aud bagged tlu> mot lier und one cul*. The often discussed actually happened In the ease of Elton Whits, ut St. Julius, Midi., recently. He was asleep under a tree when a chipmunk ran into his mouth lllld interfered with his souring. .Tolliltui llergst, of Franklin rounty.Ky., was horn in n poorhiiuse a tittle over a hundred years ago, worked as u traveling tailor during liis mature years, and then went buck to the .'ij nisli'inse, where he tjtlll makes trousers. At Schlllgallon In Germany lately an old gentleman of seventy-three, named .lurklii's. who had already hurled three wives, prapiis.'d to. a fourth. She told hiiu he was in i old, whereupon he went Into the uoiglili ii-ini* forest and hanged hun. Ullf. BRIGHT CUPPINGS. Km Workadity-Oli, I do so like to see a guisl, strong, determined inan. Mr, Wn.kiulny (i.rnlghtenliig)-So do I, my dear. Mr*. W.—.loliu, the coal hod !« uui|iiy.—Huston Courier. .link *—Ibnl,-am seems to bo just as hard up ns I'ver, though he hasn't married a rich wife. PUklim—Oil, well, that takes time, yon know, lle probably has learned bow in Iind her pocket yet. — Browning's Monthly, '■Vim seem to think a newspaper man knows evertliiug," exclaimed tho re- porter. "Well," replied tlie self-satisfied man, "there's no reason why he shouldn't, I'm sure I mil always ready to be interviewed."— Waahlngton Star. "Tell us," cried tlie group of maidens, I'hoTw to remain always young und attractive''" "Tlnif is easy," replied the sage without even lifting bis eyes from lili blink. "Get a fortune aud stay single. "-»- liuua'i.-ipi lis .Journal. '"Lei me -**h(iw you our new correspondence paper for ladies," said the stationer, "Wo consider this tlie greatest novelty of the season," "It's very pretty," said Mrs. P.-irlow, "but why is it specially for bidlcs;" "It has the letters I'. S. engraved at the top of tlie inner sheet," said the stationer.—Harper's Hazar. , ' LIKE .Oft THE NRjtr IIOAI). V. Ill Iirlng Down Ore -I'roin tlie Great I Trull Creek ."lines. An important dociiuiflut was filed iu the land office this invriiing-l.lie ofti- cialinmp showing ^ie Rented line of the Columbia .& Red jtfiuiiilain Rail, way, from ffr, rwj-th Juink of the Columbia river,,at a jxla&t opposite section 4, township 39, ?»##* 40, via 8heep creek, valley to, .the jutei-national boundary. J^e jjufp fe iire-iured by Chief Bugineej-E. /..BMherlsund certi- flei-to illy ft«*WiUt. p. |C, (Joi-liin. It will lie «yi#e.diat4y forwarded lo WaslDiigtow forapprov#l .liy the secrc- tnry utQie^nlmur, n\i ufi ihe return pftlieniaptotljeiotud uwtfl office the building i4 Hut *,m) ^leu „f r(„1{j that crosses Ifee CvlyjJLJ ■.osei-vution can at once begifl. T|ie located k*.. intuits opposite NprtlqM't, cjjmres idi^jjitniver liunk for half ;■, mile, tfce# wis across the country for a mile, to tliv west hank nf Sheep creek. Hal/ « mile further north it crosses th* river and follows close to Ihe eiist bank and up the Enst Fork, never mi,®n* mure than 100 yards from i,V tunning streaiii.- NortlmiirtfiVwn, SEASONINGS FOR SWINE. Runni of tint (Md lliliniH tbe AiilmAlCravea While Fouling lip. Every one who hns had much to do with tho rearing of switie, whatever the conditions, has time and again observed that tlioy seem to crave certain substances that nre not ordinarily regarded ns foods, Among the best known of theso ure charcoal, stono-coiil, bones, decayed wood, pieces of brick, mortar, etc.'No imilter how much they urn given of what may be called proper food, llicv will, whim given access to the sub stnnciis named, eat astonishing quantf tics—so lunch as to apparently endanger their well being, if sot their lives. Of such nrtielos tlmtare devoured liy swine, none c iu be more hurmless than clmrcoal. nie! It Indeed is recognized as being a healthful corrective, giving tone to the digestive systoiu and thereby tending to prevent the breeding of in* tealinul worms. To those who have not observed the matter closely, the facts as to worms and the damage they do to the swine- crowing interest every year, would, if indicated in dollars and cents, represent an appalling total. This is so much the ense that when such inexpensive sub stances as charcoal, wood ashes and suit will serve ns almost infallible preventives, no man who raises hogs at all should fail to have them where the animals can at all times help themselves, A pint or a pint and a half i" salt to a peek of ashes makes nbout the right proportion, and this mixture should, of course, be kept in a sheltered place, protected from the rain or snow.—Kansas Farmer. THE WEALTHY AND INFLUENTIAL Lord Hnscliery is n devoted father.. He cut tlie cabinet meeting rather short hi order in ho with bis little daughter at Dalmiiiiy park ou her lifteentb birthday. Admiral ltd, the Japanese hero of the. tiny, who is known among his devoted sailors us "tlie Lean Admiral," on account nf his extreme thinness, has n daughter who is one of •japan's, very few blonde Ije-iulies. lly the el iquette of the Russian court % princess entering it by marriage brings nothing in the way of a wardrobe except tne clothes she wears. The magnificent ti'iiusse.-iiilK.'ing prepared iu Paris Lav ihe expense of the Czar. A German joiirnnllsf,' who visited Bismarck recently, says that the exiclmi), cellar has aged very much iu .tllejilst feiy months, He nuts with dtffluulty, cuu hardly hold himself erect, and speaks only i>. a tone .so low that it is hard to under* stand him. 'Tho'Eniperor of Russia has four separate "services'' of horses nnd carriages. Fifty horses comprise each set, and in one the horses are .perfectly white, with blue eyes, ami anything more magnificent In the way of trappings than their .harness con hardly lm conceived, MULTUM IN PARVO. To choo.se time Is to save time—Bacon. Immemorial custom Is transcendent law.—Menu. Tlie root of all discontent U aelf-love.— J. I'. Clarke. Restraint la the golden rule of enjoyment.—L. K. IjukIuii. A grateful thought tovfard Heaven Is of itself n prayer.—Leasing. All men's faces are true, whatso'er their hands mi'.—Shakespeare. A robin redbreast in a cage puts all licaveii iu a rage—William Iiinke. lleiitb is but the dropping of the flower that the fruit may swell.—H. W. Lovelier. Lord Chatham and Napoleon were u much actors as Uorrick or Talma.—E, P. Whipple. All despotism is bail; but tbe worst Is that which works with the machinery of lreedoin.— Junius. Thought convinces; feeling persuades. Thought sees beauty; emotion leels ll.-! Theodore Parker. CURIOSITIES OF PEARLS- During the last century pearls to the value of i'10,IKJO were taken from the river Toy. lllack pearls were atone time practically valueless, but now they command much higher prices than tho lineal pink or White specimens. Some of (he most lienutlful of pearls are fniind lu parts of the ocean where fre-b water falls as at Siuikbn lu the Ited Sea und lu ilia Island of Foosllt, Au Ingenious American iloMtms to patent a pro,-ess for manufacturing real pearls hy securing from oyster shells the miller which Is depoili'd around any f irolgll sulisiiiiice llailiai: its way iulu the shell and dissolve It iu add and I lieu re* depnsli i: in layers around a lienor shot by sUHpi'litiilii* lliem in the lluid. DYING WORDS OF GREAT MEN, To the Electors of Yale-Cariboo dENTLEMFN:- -Iu response to tho widely expressed desire of representative moil In various parts of your lllslriet I lane decided In enllle forward (is a eiiinlidsle nt the fortheomliiK olootloriB, In "Wash imi lo the present (lovunuiiolit. As this is such an cniiriiiiins distriet I am. of course, personally unknown to hIui-kc number of you; but I niny state that 1 have large Interests at mill around Ilucks mid Knniloiips. and um very desirous, for your welfare und inine. to see this Province progress more than il lias done fur the lust few years. I um opposed to the policy of protection which has been pursued for the last sixteen years, ns being until led to the requirements of the country, and benetltting the few at the expense of the many, 1 join in the condemnation of tlie corrupt manner iu wliieli tho administration of the attiiirs of this country bus been curried on during the time that the present party lias boon in office. I consider :— 1. Thnt n customs tnrltr, if iinpnsod nt all.' should only he for tbo pnrpciBc of raising a revenue, not for tlie purpose of protection: 2. Thut Irocr trade relations with Great llritain and the United States would immediate]*- benefit thlB country: 3i Tlml miller existing circumstances and tho poculiur uiituro of tho country mining machinery should he allowed to come In free of duty: 1. That the natural resources of the country should bo the Iirsl to be developed: 5. That in orde- to accomplish this cud iho country should be opened up,, tho rlvcroiuade navl lulilc, nnd Increased fneillties for com- inunleiitioii nnd transportation titt'onlcd: 6. That the mail and other contracts lot by the. Government should be put up to public toiiilcr: 71 That the strictest economy should be observed in tlio administration of the public ser- viee. and all unncecssnry expenditure should bo stopped: K. Tlnil nil complaints in rcgnrd to the (lis piisul uf government lands and issuing nf titles should be inquired into nnd nny grievances redressed, und the surveys in the rallwuy belt Coniplctod an quickly ns possible. As thlH district eoniprlscs so large un extent of country it will he impossible for llle to visit every nulling division and become acquainted with the the oleotors, hut I shall make a point 'of visiting us many as possible und ho ding meetings for the purpose of placing my views on- itaibtio matters before you, und learning troni you the local reqiiireiucnls of eucti district. . . If have no -objects of iny own to servo by to support mo, but I havo time thnt o promote the interests of this His- 'rovlnco, and tho shall devote ll to that purpose, l'-(ir tliCBC reasons 1 nsk your support ut the upprouching Dominion Kleetious, und trust you will see tit to give It to inc. Yours fuithfully, '* HEWITT BOSTOCK. Khulooi-b, 28th Fcbniury, IX, BOUNDARY FALLS UIWII, r[M> j^ w. jakes„ m. d„ cm.;,;; , SJT Afl'IIINTME-VT RESIDENT TWWAV JO KETTLE RIVER WSTJICT. OFFICE I : ; BOUNDARY FALL$ JOHN A. CORYELL, CIVIL AKD MJNJNG ENGINEER. PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR AUD DRAUGHTSMAN. Irrigation Projects, Engineering and Survey Work, «rtt» tlatys and Estimates, In Any Portion or the Province Immediately iUtni+i tp. Maps and Plans of Any Portion or Osoyoos district imi JP*iaV CtL-nps of Kettle River Mining Division. ' •piftce Address, HOI Ml All V FALLS, II. ('., and F. M. KIMY, fi. E* VERNON, B.C. BOUNDARY FALLS HOTEL Boundary Falls, B. C. THOS. HARDY, PROP. Centrally Located Stepping Place lor Three Different Stage Lines. Trouble or Expense Spared to Make Guests Comiortable. Strictly first-Class and Charges Moderate. No asking j un to support mo, but I liuvo time thut I can give lo promote the interests of this District, the Provinco, and the Domioion, and I % % Every Thing In The' ^^^ Way of Groceries, Hardware, Dry Goods, Boots 4 Shoes, Hats tt Caps, Crockery, Notions, Patent Medicine*. *c Can be Found In ^^1 Our Stock. -4- We are Adding to Our New Goods CONSTANTLY. * & Best Brands Lipo« and Cigars Good Stabling, Boundary Falls Livery, Feed and Sale Stables Stage Line in Connection between UOUNDAKY FALLS and MARCUS, WASH, Twice a Week. FimkIiI ing Done Kroiu Manuus, Pun- lictoti anil liilei'ineiliale Points. Saddle Horses Always on Harjd. * . CENTRAL POINT FOR BOUNDARY CREEK MINES. HENDERSON & MARTIN, PROPS, G.ARTHUR RENDELL BOUNDARY FALLS, B. C Headquarters for Miners' Supplies. A GOOD STOCK OF Qroeerfes. Clothing, Boots arvcf Shoes, jPoWder,. Etc., ALWAYS ON HAND JUST RECEIVED A GOOD LINE OF Men's Underclothing and Soeks Orders Taken for All Kinds of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. G.ARTHUR RENDELL. canadian pacific Railway, The World's Highway from Atlantic to Pacific STEAMER ABERDEEN LEAVES PKHUCTOH TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS at 8 a.m., Connecting at OKANAGAN LANDING Willi Trains for the East and West SPOKANE FALLS NORTHERN BAILWAT NeleonoV Fort SheppartJ Railway ALL RAIL TO NELSON, B. C. Only through line to Nelson, Katie, Kootenay Lake and Slocan Points. Tlirmij-li Flrat-Cluaa Bleeping 1'itra Dally llctween Vancouver and Montreal and Nt. Paul. Through Tlcketa on Sale to Eaatorn and Pucltlc Coaat Point-,. -♦- Rates Lower Than Any Other Line For Hates, Time &r.„ Apply to H. S. SCADPING, JloENT, PENTIOTON G, Ml. BROWN, Dist. Pass. Aoent, Vancouver, B. C. OR TO Trading Co., finctlic-LuttluMiKhtimter. Tasso—Iulu Thy lmntls* O Lord. Kuala—I feul tho daisies growing ov«* inc. ] funlcr—Hefresh m« ysrlth a great thotiglit. AlMri—Clasp my hif/itf. my dear friend; I<U. Addtonn—See wHh what grace a Clirist- i.iit inn tliu. Ciirdiiml TScuuford—What! Im there no. bribing death? Mr Waltur Scott—I feel m if I were to, be :,iy iell agittll. l-'mlevieh V. (if Denmark—There U not iulr*J| '>' b.() .<! uu my hands. Mir..beau—Let me dlu amid tbe nound pf delicious mimic nud the friigi'diicu of liowoiiji—Christian a:. Work. I P, B, NELSON, MGR, ~a7d,worgan. VEIINON, II. C. VIEWS OF THE DISTRICT FOR SALE, nbTTToDUFF, General Blacksmith, MIDWAY, 13. 0. All Kinds (if Wu-l. E.TOM',ctl In Ijiu IniIw faction on_'nuUini/!'i(i.;^ , "Fl j acquis; Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Spectacles and Silverware. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. YKRNON, B, <J County Court Notice. SITTINIM of llio t'oiiiity Court of I'nlo will lie liiiliten ns follow*: At Osoyooion Wodnttda*', loih April, ii*$5 At Mlilwn)- nn Saturday, 18th April, taw. nt llie liour of eleven o'clock Iii tin- foronooo. II)- Command* C. A. II. LAMULY, II. C. C. GdVKIlNMKNT Omen, OBOVOM. i'rd April 1«M. Daily, except Sunday, lwtween Spo. k.-iiiii lind .Ifumis. ' 1:00 «.ln. Lv STOKANE Ar. 5J0 p.m. On WcihicBilnyH and Hatunlftr* tmlns wll| run tiinii^l) to ISclwin, arriving a! .1:40 p.m., malting ill's': ll'llllin'illdll with tbo -loonier Net sen far liV-ln imiii nil lata! poluUi, arriving nt Kfifjlu nt !);IKI |i,lil. snlilo ilm i,. Itcturiiing, |ui». sentfers wilt learo lake iinjnts and Nolmm on Tneadajs iiiid Fridays, arriving nt Hpokaua ftanic day. hissehK'TK for Kettle Kiver and llaiindar** Creek connect at Marcus Willi slagonu Mon, days, Tuesdays, TlitimdnyB and Fridays. nilKl.ilf W. DALRYMPLE, G-t3xa.$*x*l*il ^l«ao]aUBixXBjl*t>la. FAIRVIEW, B. 0, All Kin*- of Repairing. Horseshoeing a Specialty. >"OR SALE 160 Acre; of Land. All Meadow. ——8 — BETWEEN BlxlyaiulHcronty Acres Cleared and Hi-nine,!. Klx mites from Camp Mc- Kiiiney. Oue Mile from wniorou road. Apply AI1VANCK OFFICE. TAX NOTICE. —♦— Rock Creok Division of Yalft District. NOTICK In hereby girty. lliai nMcwiod nml I'mv^ioiiil revamp laxf-H fnr imtinrr. How duo And imyabli! nl in> ulli'i'. OrWijiMjH, nl the. following nit-ni i If |MildniiorMnrolhn.Tolli Jiinr Olir-llftlf Of Olifl per 00111 (ill I Iii' HMsr-B-.nl Vdtllft, Or reiileHlale: One-third ut one per emit on thf ""-"iwcil vnlno uf iiiTrttiiml (irupcrty ; One-half of otIO jwr e-cul on tho InroiMo of- everj jinHni of nfii'Hi hiintlrerl d-ullnrn. nnd over; Tvro pcoKuton the aKKcmed vnltin nf Wil Unit*. If |>nfd on op ojtcr Iho Int ,1 ul j - Two-lhinlr, o( ono jm*j- eont nn the hmt-ml vnlno n( rcfil ihljitr ; Onc-luilf ri( ono per eeni on tho ANnowiryl Valun of ^cchonal iwuperly: Thri'(i.(ju;u:liTsnf inn'iMTrt'iil mi the im nine o( every licrwnj of fifteen ..iiiKired dollntn, ami over; Two mid oijeiialf |wr rent r»n the IMpstiod V^lnc o( Wild Laud. All llprtinur*, wbiwc laxc^iu-u iu .irremH up lu^ the Ulttt* lloeemlH'r, IbH, an: r«|iiestnl lo my Ihe mm forthwith, or eostfl will be iilciinM m au cfi.rl\ il.iin. ('. A. It. LAMItl.Y Axi-iei-uioraiiil Oolloctor for tltO Hork Crook lilvUion of Yule ltj*lrick ovaru'iiniL OlttJo, Omivimi 'nl. Jnnimrv. IW). Ut PROVINCIAL NEWS. A bridge is nuiv lieing constructed Hi-ross the Kiiolenuy iitFurt Steele. A num of the niiinn of Dubois nipt with a painful incident while ut work jn llie Pilot Bay concentrator, which will render the ainputiitiiii) nf liis right 'land necessary. In view of thu prospective liy.iilpc- liop in the <!ii.vichiin.AHiprni district, necessitated liy tl|u elevation, of the |lon. Theodore Dnviu tn the beech, |ttr. Thomas Woods, H farnint of (Junta* jcliiin, has heen Humiliated hy t|ie elec- |oi*s to the candidature, Hays the Columbian i—TbP work of turning out the young saliium from the Prnser river hutchiu-y has com* lUenced. The percentage of loss has lieen very small, anil close on 7,000,000 fry, nil sockeyes, wjll lie the result of the season's hatching, List week 95Q,* II KI were let loose in I'ilt Like and HOO.ikxi in Htavu river, Yesterday (130,000 mora were deposited in Silver creek, one llllll n luilf miles from its luoiitii. The report Unit tho contract, (or the i i'i|iiilci-(>l|*tti'ilcl|iin of llle Kaslo k .Slocan rniltyiiy lias lieen let is now HUlhurilutiviily conllnill'il, And the 1*011(1 is to hu in operatiiiii liy the 1st of Hnpteiiiliiir. Tin' New Denver Ledge is llllich elated, hy tl'ii news, for it affirms flint in ori|er Ul Plillipnto for the Irnllle |u that district tlie V. 1'. R. will lie compelled lo construct a Slocitn river brunch line, which must, pass lhrough I he New Denver township. LIBERAL PLATFORM Adopted iy the National 1011, OTTAWA, JUNK, \m. \\Y, thu Li I w ml party nf Ciinada, in ronviMition ti^oi»l>l«I» declare; I. -Freer Trade Reduced Taxation. That the cuntouiu tiirllF of the Dominion fhoiild be based, not* an it i* now, upon tho pro- uetive principle, hul upon the requirement h of hn public scrrlf-o; That the exf-sting tarlll', founded upon an un* sound principle, und utfed, as it ha» lieen by the liovermiioiit, an a corrupting agency wherewith \o keep thoniHclvcR in otnoc, has developed inMiiupolk's, trusts and combination!- j Ithnsdoeruased the value of farm and other (andcq properly; It has oppressed the mosses to the enrichment pf n few; Jt has checked hum Iteration ; It has caused a grout loss nf population ; I has impeded commerce; It has dlflcr.ni.Uft.lQd against Ureal Hritnhi. |n these and in many dthorwaj-R It hasoeea- pliinei! great puhlic and private injury, all of which evils must continue to grow in intensity as long as tbo present tariff system remains in force. That the highest interest! of Canada demand ji removal of lids obstacle to our country s progress hy the adoption of a sound tisud policy, which, while not doing injustice to any clash, will promote domestic and foreign trade, ami hasten the return of prosperity to our people; That to that end the tariff should be reduced to the iteeeds of honest, economical and efficient government; That it should be so adjust ed as to make free, or to hear as lightly as possible upon, the neees- r* tries-of life uml should he so arranged us to iiruiuolc freer trade with Iho whole world, more especially with Ureal Britain and the united ^ talcs. Wc believe that the results of the protective system have grievously disappointed thousands iif persons who honestly suppnrted It, and Hint t e country, in the light of experience, is now prepared lo declare for a sound tlscul policy, The Issue between the two political parlies on t his question Is now clearly defined, Tho Uovornmcnt themselves admit the failure of their fiscal policy, and now profess their willingness Ui make some changes; hut (hey say that such changes must be eased only on the principle of protection, Wc denounce tho principle of protection as radically unsound, and unjust lo tlio musses or the people, and we declare our cotiv|etinn that any taril) changes based on thut principle must tail to afford any substantial relief to the bur dens under which Ihe country laboi>. This issuo we unhesitatingly accept, and upon it we await with the fullest eoptldenee the Verdict of tho electors of t'anada, 2. Enlarged Markets Recjpt'oslty. '('hpt having regard to tho prosperity of Can ado and the United .Stales us adjoining eouii- tries, with many mutual interests, it Is desir- jihlo that there should he the mosl frlendlj relations and 'broad and liberal trade intercourse between them; That the Interests alike of tliu Dominion and oi the Kiiinlro would'ho ipjorlnlly advanced liy t ho establishing of mi(Hi roliit \u\\h; That the period of t|\o ojd rwiliroeity treaty was one of marked orosperlfy to the Drills!) North American colonics; That the pretext under which tho Uuvern- meut appealed lo the country In I MM respecting negotiation fora treaty wilh the United .Stales war* misleading and dishonest and Intended to deceive tho electorate; That no sincere etbirl has been made by Ihem to obtain a treaty, but thai, on ihe contrary, it in manifest thai Ihe picsenl Uoveriuneiit, 0011 nulled us they are liy monopolies and combines, are nor desirous of securing such u tl'euty; Tlml the first step towirils obtaining Ihe end iu view, is Is lo plaeo a parly iu power who are •ilH'orely desirous uf promoting a treaty on |iTiiin honorable to Isith countries; That a fair and liberal reciprocity [rent} would dovolup Ihe greal natural riWurcos of Canada, would enormously liicrcusc [\\v (rude aid ciiuimcrco lielwoeu (ho two euunlrles, would lend lo eneuuruge fi'lcmlly relations bo- Iwoen fhe two peoples, would (oumvv pinny cuuscs which have In the past (irovuked irritation and trouble to the govern menu uf both . nnil ne**, and would promote (low kindly r.latloiisbotwoon the Kninlre and (he Uenuhlie wliicli alfunl the best gunhuitec (or pence and prosperity; That the Liberal mrty \i, \mmy\y\ to enter into uegollntions with a view tu obtaining such ji treaty, including a well considered list of mannfncltired articles, and we are satisfied that any treaty so arranged will receive the jissent of Her Mnjesl)* ("overiunent, without whono approval no treaty can be made, 3. Purity of Administration Condemn Corruption, That the Conyep! tap Moroii the nrou corruption In the nmimuciiicnt and expenditure of puulle moneys wh(cfi for years post has existed under lbe rule of the Conservative tAtti. and (ho revolutions of which by [bu different narliiii jnontary eninuilt'tccs of inquiry have brought dlsgia.o upon the fair name of Canada, Tbe Uovernmciit, which profit ort puHUca'ly by these expenditures of public inoneys, oj which the people of Camilla have boon do- (wilt led, una which, nevertheless, have never p.inlshed Ihe guilty parties, must be hold responsible for ihe wrongdoing, We arraign ' o Govormiutlt for retaining in office n Mm er of tlie ('.own proved to have accepted very (urge e Milributioiih of money fnr election purposes lyom the {uniis o(u railway company. which, while paying the political contributions to him, a member of the QoVOrnpiept, with one hand, uus receiving UoveriiiUQIitsubsidies with the other. The conduct of tho Minister and the approval of his colleagues after the truth became known to Ihem are calculated to degrade Canada In the estimation of tbo world and deserve tin severe condemnation of the people. 4. Demand Strictest Economy Decreased Expenditure. We oannot but view wiih alarhi the large increase cf the public debt and of the controllable annua) expenditure of Ihe Dominion and the consequent undue taxation of tho people under the Governments that have boen continuously in [lower since 1878, and we demand tho strictest economy in the administration of the government of tne country. 5.-Responsible Government- Independence Oi Parliament. That the Convention hat by the aol ion of Minister;, and ti ers in Par liament, in one cftW in % ■■'■' charges were made against a Ml, the Crown, Investigation was altogether refused, while in another ease the oliarcoa preferred were altered and then referred to a commission appointed upon tho advice of the Ministry, contrary to the wol settled practice of Parliament; and this Convention atHrniH: That It Is the ancient and undoubted right of the House of Commons to inquire hitoul. inat- tersof public expenditure, nud Intoull charges of misconduct in office against Ministers of the Crown, and the reference of such matters lo royal commissions created upon [he advice of lbe accused is at variance with the duercspon- slblllly of Ministers of Ihe House uf Commons, and lends to weaken (he authorlly of tho House over the l^cculivc Uovcrnmcnt. and this Convention affirms that the powers of the people's representatives in Ihis regard should on all lilting occasions he upheld. 0. Tho Land for the Settler Not for the Speculator. Thul lu the opinion of Ihis Convention the sales of public lands of (ho Dominion should be lo actual setllers only, and nol to speculators, ii j reasonable terms of settlement, and In such ureaii as can he reasonably uccupled and cultivated by the settler. 7. Oppose the Dominion Franchise Act- Favor the Provincial Franchise. That the Kraiichise Act slnee its Introduction has cost (ho Dominion Treasury over u mil ion of dollars, besides entailing a heavy expenditure to both political parties; That each revision involves au additional expenditure of a furl her quarter of a million: That this expenditure bus prevented an annual revision, ns origlna ly ltilendeded, in Ihe absence of which young voters entitled lo the franchise have, in numerous instances, been prevented from exercising their natural rights; That it has fnjlod to secure uniformity, which was the prlnolnal reason assigned for its introduction ; That It has produced gross abuses by partisan revising barristers appointed by the Uovernmciit of the day; Thul ils provisions are less liberal than thflRG already existing in many Provinces of the Dominion, ami that in the opinion of ihis Covon* tion the Act should be repealed and we should revert to the Provincial B ratlohlso, 8. - Against tho Gerrymander-County Boundaries Should bo Preserved, Thai by the Gerrymander Acts, the electoral divisions for tbe return of members to the House of Commons have been so made as to prevent u fair expression of the opinion of the country at the general elections, and to secure to the party now in power a strength out of ull proportion greater than the number of electors supporting Ihem would warrant, To put un end to this abuse, to make Iho House of Commons u fair exponent uf public opinion,nnd to pfoservc the historic continuity of counties, it Is desirable thnt In the formation of electoral divisions, county boundaries should he pre* Hppvcd, and that In no ease parts of different counties should ho put In one electoral division 9,-The Senate Defective-Amend the Constitution. The present constitution of the Senate is Inconsistent witli the Federal principle in our system of government, and is in other respects defective, as il makes the .Semite Independent of the people and uncontrolled by the public opinion of the country, and should he so amended as to bring il into harmony with the principles of popular government. 10. Question of Prohibition A Dominion Plebiscite. That whereas nubile attention is at present much directed to the consideration of the admittedly great evils of intemperance, it Is desirable that the miud of the people should be clearly ascertained on the quest ton of Pro hibit inn by means of a Dominion Plebiscite, MANUFACTURER OF VKHNON, B. 0. FOR SALE OKANAGAN MISSION, B, C, TIiIh ia ll n|llolli||(lly lliia-.li.-cl limine Inutile nml mil, iiliiliiHl now, witli ttiiuii Htiililii uml oul liiillillnuti, I. oontrtilly liiniiml In tliu iniil.''' iiiiii i'iiiiiiiihiiiIk ii kimiiI tmrlo, It -1 ll n.1% Illl llu invli ki-iiiiiiiIk uf I wo llllll il luilf ik-i-us III oxtollt, um! Isu Kuori llivi'Kltnclil. ALSO A FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITH SHOP WITH COMPLETE OUTFIT OF TOOLS. Tlil-luiililliiKl-lil'ii nliiriijK |iii;li ami Manila on Its own I'muii'l of lnill im iii'.ri! in extotit, noil Ih In u tiiii|iiiiinil|iiii IhihIih'-:-! ftwttlon, Foil TPIIMH AlTLV TO 0, WHQUSQN, OlUN.MIAN Mihsiun. QAMPBELL BROS. Importers and Manufacturers of All Kinds of PU»WITUBB, c!$-6m VERNON, B, C, One Hundred Tons of First-Class POTATOES FOR SALE, EARLY ROSE, PEERLESS AND STRAY BEAUTY VARIETIES. Will lie Iniil down nt Kelowna or Cent it-tun in ciir-liinil lets if desired. For Prices Write To F. W. STERLING, f7-2ni KELOWNA, B. O. Armstrong Sash and Door Factory. AU. KINI1H OF DOORS, SASHES, MOULDINGS, HOUSE FURNISHINGS, ETC,, ETC., Manufactured on the Premises and Kept in Stock. Write for Prices to N. McLEOD, ARMSTRONG, B, C, GOI-D COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. ()ho,viius Division of Y«|e Dis- trict. All iilacori'lnililK mill ll'iiKO linldn In tills (Hull-let uitiilly hold niny bo Iniil ovor from tlio lai of November, WI, lo the lat of Juno, IK C. A. It. LAMBLY, OsOYOOR, II. t'„ Gold ('uiniiiMoncr. Jttll Ou.uber, IS1H, isl" ilis Vtimt If Si. H * IS if ^|rfl|ai|||f|$||i||^il^#*i^-||i^|ii; MIDWAY Railwajr, Mining and Agricultural Centre of the Kettle River Country. Lots on Easy Terms to Actual Residents. FOB PARTICULARS APPLY TO I. P. m&m MIDWAY B.C. at ft jwmmwMmmmmmmmmms * Tki Vernon Livery § I Feed and Sale Stalks. Having tiikim over the utilities of Gallagher k Stevenson, nnd thoroughly over hauled nnd refitted the premises, 1 nni prepared to meet the demands of the public. 1 have on liitrid a complete stock of new rigs, (double nnil single) for public use, nnd also n gootJ lot of well broken carriage nnd saddle horses, Tourists desiring to see the country would do well to call. liogle Drivers, Uood Double Drivers, I Good Saddle Ladies' gentle double and single drivers and saddle horses, Horses boai'ded by the week or month (box stalls if desired), Horses broken to harness, nnd horses nnil cattle sold on commission, Dealer in hay nnd grain, wholesale and retail. Cornop Of MCl«ajla-ai. luui Tronwm Straatai Oiiixmlti! w. It. Mogaw's Store. I'liHt Olllee llulllli W. GARDNER, Prop.™, Nora -This MHblu will bo run Btriotly flrsMau lu overy partloulnr. My driven aro all freo antl n'ni I'1 <liH|)OHlllon, uinl Hie iiuiHt iliiniliti! Hlock tlio iiiurlcoL cnn iiroduoo. Hpcclul ul tuition In iniiMi'iil Iriido uml lo lioiu'dm-H. r*. All kinds oi heavy teaming promptly attended to, A 3-INCH PUMP Fox* fSaAe Will Work at 50 Feet or 300 Feet Complete witli Pipe and Drass Working Barrel, All New Will Sell the Same Cheap For Cash. ALL KINDS OF Hardware and Stoves, f than tbe Cheapest ! ! AT THE STORE OF W. J. ARMSTRONG HARDWARE, TIN ANO STOVEIAN. -VZURXtTOVr, B.C. V. O. Bo*027. NICHOLLES & RENOUF, L'td Victoria, H. O. AGRICULTURAL lACHIfflY. SOLE AOBNTS FOR Brantford ® Binders ® and ® Mowers THE IIKST IN THE MA11KET. A Full Line of Waggons, Trucks, Ploughs, Harrows &c, &c. WAREHOUSE AT VERNON. C. X1. Costerton, JLg[G*xt. BAN ^MONTREAL CAPITAL (all paid up) $12,000,000. REST 6,000,000. SIR DONALD A. SMITH, Pres. HON. GEO. E. DRUMMOND, Vicc-Pres E. S. CLOUSTON, General Manager SAVINGS BRANCH. HATE OK INTEREST AT PRESENT 3| PER CENT. BULLION AND GOLD DUST HANDLED. Branches in London, Eng.j New York and Ohieago, nnd in all the principal cities in Canada. Uuy and Sell Sterling Exchange and (labia Transfers. Grant eoniiuereinl nnd travelling creuil,s,.iyiiilalile in.aiiy pnrtuf the world, Drafts Issued. Collections Made to all Points. IlllANCHKB IN mtlTISIl col.r.MIIIA : VANCOUVER - - NEW WESTMINSTER. • - - NELSON VICTORIA Vernon Branch : fi. A. HENDERSON : Manager. # t • * The GARDEN TOWN of B. C, nnd llie natural Shipping and Distributing point for the famous ►$ Okanagan "Valley. This new town affords the liest and safest investments'to Ixi I'i hi ml in British Columbia. Tlie smallest size being 50x120 foet witli 100 feet avenues and 20 feet lanes. Acre blocks from 6 Acres up. wards. Town Lots FOB PRICES APPLY TO DONALD & SUTHERLAND, iy AGENTS. KELOWNA BOUNDARY HQJEL MIDWAY, KETTLE RIV-E'rt" First Class Accommodation, Good Stabling, Terminus of Stage Lino from Marcus, Washington. McAULEY & LUNDY, Proprietors. Golden Gate Hotel. FAIRVIEW, 11. 0. THOMAS ELLIOT, Proprietor. COLDSTREAM HOTEL VERNON, B, C, OPPOSITE TO RAILWAY DEPOT. », O, HXVXalaBXl, Proprietor, BEST OF WIPS, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, GOOD STABLING. Terms - From - $1.00 - per - Day - Upwards, GOOD ACCOMMODATION - • GOOD STABLING Stopping Place for Stages to Penticton and Oro, Wash. EAMS XZOZtXr HOTBL, LUMBY, B, C. Flrst-Oluw Accommodation for Guests, Omul Hunting and Fishing Stages to Vernon nnd Blue Springs, XiOixls Morand, Prop. ictgxxii-ajm: & iwrartiM: MIDWAY, B. C. Livery, Feei and Sale Stables, Rigs to Rock Creek, Penticton, Grand Prairie, Marcus, and all other points in the Country. Parties Desirous of Seeing the Mines Should Give Us a Call. Heavy Teaming Promptly Attended To, XNOBHAM * XN-CtXtXVK, X>-ropa,
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