1 ) •HToe m\n\L ■n ■ ADVANCE. Vol. IV, No. 16. MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1896. $2.00 per Yeah ; . FALL GOODS. • - . Grteerie., Dry tad., Boots and Shoes, j Clothing and (rents' Furnishings. Hardware, Etc WehtwjMtiwrivw-OurFWH ami Winter fltock of tho above and are ■elling nam at very low prices. So beforo pur-bowing yoin* winter supplies bc •ure and five ue a call and he convinced that oar prices are tho XiOTxreart lax the Market (W. W. T. Shatford & Co. Fair-view, Oamp McKinney and Vernon. PENTICTON HOTEL J. THURBER, Pro*?! 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 Gudies and Outfits forHuqting Parties. .ood Boating and Fishing. How Boats and Sail Yachts Fop Hire. LEQ0IME BROS. & CO. ac a-ownA.. Dry mk .r»aries, fleady-Hada Clothing, Hardware, Ete., Ete, ■Jilriaatfrom the Lpwer Okanagnn will receive prompt attention. Price*; Reasonable. . ... .^. VERNON SAWMILL SMITH . UIN, Props. SASHES, DOORS, MOULDINGS, TURNINGS, Etc. All kinds of Factory work kept in Stock and made to order. .... .;.i/ ___■ M Coast cedar worked into furnishings a specialty. ; ' ; All fcinids of lumber, laths and shingles kept in stock. ,*. ... 1 The Best of Material Always Used. WRITE FOR PRICES AND DISCOUNTS. Sawmill on Okanagan Lake, handy to shipment. Sash ancl Door Factory cn C. P, R., Vernon. MIDWAY SAW MILL Rough and Dressed Lumber Constantly on band at Reasonable Prices. LEQUIME A POWERS, Proprietors. Wood, Cargill and Co. ARMSTRONG, 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 LARGE LIST OF FARMS FOR SALE. troon, c-_ma-_-x. -* oo.. ■ . M. COCHRANE, SollCITOH Sl-I'HKMK COURT, Notakv Public, CoKVItrANOBB, Etc. Office: (iiIn.ore's Block, Barnard Avenue, VKHNON. • B. C. pRED. BILLINGS, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc. Officii: Martin's Block. Vehnon. B.C. pORBE8M. KEHBY, P.L.8., A.M.C.8.C.E., ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. VERNON, B. C, T E.OROWELL, TK-NSON ST., V_HM,N, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Olllee and Store Fittings a Specialty, O H. LATIMER, VISKKOK, B. C, DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL Xme>laacL Supreyo_*. Mem. Amor Soc. Irrlg. Ki.gs. Assaying and Analysis of Ores QERALD WILLIAMS,:iH. D., C. M. VEIINON, B. C. I.ATE OF St Thomas Hospital, London, Km;, QHAS. E. COSTERTON, , 1 VKHNON, B. C. Commission and_Insurance Ag't NOTARr PUBLIC. JOHN A. CORYELL, A. M„ B. V. A. Civil Engineer, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN. Irrigation Projects, Engineering and Survey Work, with Plans and Estimates In any Portion of the Province Immediately Attended to. Maps and Plans of Any Portion of Osoyoos District and Mining Camps or Kettle Illver Mining Division. BOUNDARY FALLS, MIDWAY and VERNON. J. C. HAAS MINING ENGINEER, MIDWAY, B. C. C. F. COSTERTON VERNON, B. (J. —Agsnt fc-c-— The Anglo-Columbian Co., L'td,, Wholsale Importers of Wines and Spirits. Nlcholles & Renouf, Agricultural Machinery, —Afgeixt X*o_->— Tbe OkanHgan-Spallunicheen Dists. 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., of Canada. The Canadian Permanent Loan „ Investment Co. The Dominion Building k Loan Association. NOTARY PUBLIC. HARRY A. QUESS, M. A., ANALYTICAL CHEMIST and ASSAYER. w_rn.-MTj_.-r, jb. o. RATES. Geld, Silver, cr Lead, $1.00 each! Copper, $1.60; Iron, $2.00; Gold, Silver, and Copper, $3.00. Other rales on application. Samples from a distance will receive prompt attention. Sand Your Order to Lequime k Lloyd-Jones For Implements, Wagons, Buggies, Sleighs Etc., Etc. Flour and Feed, Hay and Grain. A Number of Cheap Farms for Sale from $4 to $60 an acre, well improved. Lequime & Lloyd-Jones, Kelowna. W. DALRYMPLE Oeneral Blaolumltl, FAIRVIEW, B. 0. All Kinds of Repairing. Horseshoeing a Specialty. THE GREAT FALLS SMELTER. The lliu plant of the Bust on and Montana company at Oivat Falls ic runniiigat full cApKOlty. All the departments of the great plant are kept busy. Hardly a week passes but, what new additions are added. It. was predicted hy the lute Charles 0. Parsons, who was the Hrst to advocate Great Falls us a suitable location for the erection of a lui^e smelter, thnt some day it would be possible to prod.ice re* lined copper at a less figure than in any city in the world, No doubt this mis been realized. Since Supei inlendeiit Klepetko has lieen installed many new and valuable improvements have l*en made and the cost of reducing copper to a refined slide has reached a point where it can lie but lilllc improved upun. The. annual report of this company will he oul next week, and it is learned that tlle contents of the same will be highly gratifying to the management as well as to all concerned. Oneof the features of Superintendent Klepetko's report last year was his recommendation that the blast furnace department be increased, und Hiatal- raiigenieDt.be made to mamiraetui-e its own supply of coke. These suggestions have been considered l.y the managing directors, The capacity of lhe furnaces has been increased fully one-third. The plan of the company has been very conservative, as well us not to give out any Information concerning the company's future plans, hut to a casual observer it is readily seen that the Improvements now in progress, when completed, will greatly increase the capacity of tlie furnaces as well as the refinery. Thus the output, of reflnen copper for 1806 will greatly exceed that, of the pasl, year. The Great Falls Tribune says that although silver is low in pi-ice and nearly all the thousands of picks and shovels which were once in use in the mining camps lie idle, the smelter of the United .Smelling company affords employment, tu quiten number..f men, whose daily wages contribute to the support of the business men of Great Falls. The scene in Ihe vicinity of Giant spring is, however, a desolate one, in con.paeison witli the activity there when silver sold at $1 and above. Then the smelter wus running al ils full capacity, (lav and nighl, and men were lo be seen -.bout every portion of the building, but when silver dropped, men were laid olf, one l.y oue, until, last summer, lhe furnaces became cold and all hands were idle. But a few months ago lhe mines thnt. had been shipping lo other smelters, ou account of the Great Northern's discrimination against Great Falls in freight rates, resumed shipments In Gi-eat Falls, and work was resumed al the silver smelter. Only one of the four furnaces at Ihe smelterU now in operation, but between 125 and 160 men are employed in handling Ihe ore and pulling il through (he various processes lo which it is subjected, Tlie pay roll is over $10,000 per month, and under the present management ihis money is spent lu great Falls, wilh Great Falls merchants, aud not, as heretofore, sent to Helena. Ahout 1,000 Ions of ore per day has been llle average amount treated during the past month. The smeller is now receiving all the ore from all Ihe Neihart mines,, the ore from the prlu cipal niines in the Trail Creek distiicl in British Columbia, lead ore frum the Poornian and other mines m the Cueue d'Alcnes, and ore from lhe vicinity of Castle and other points iu Molilalia. The receipts from Ihe Trail Creek district are gradually increasing iu quantity. The output of lhe Neihii.t mines lia.- slighlly decreased recently, tlie Broadwater having reduced ils force In order to prepare for renewing work with au Increased for.-.*. Other Neihart mines are also preparing lo increase their output, and lhe receipts nt. the smelter from that, camp will he doubled within a few weeks. The smeller officials believe Hint the sliver unlike! hns a gradual, though slow, upward tendency and, while Ibe i ise, if any, will probably not be sufficient to cause any more mines to be reopened, llle output of those mines now in operation will probably l.e in. creased. There is not lllicll ground for hope lhat Ihe force at the United smelter will soon lie matetlally increased, but it. is certain that, under existing conditions, the smelter will continue lo lie opeiaiti'das al present.— Western Mining Wurld, 4.4 SEND TO WALES FOR THEIR COKE. It has occalioi.cd some surprise that that the Hull Mines company should j send to Wales for lbe coke for use at the smelter al Nelson. Inquiry has disclosed the fact lhat Welsh can be delivered at Vancouver and .hipped from I there to Nelson at. a lower rate lhan! can be obtained from Oonnellsvlllf lo I Nelson. It has been demonstrated that the coke made on the coast could not be used advuntagemisly, owing largely to an excess of ash, said to be 17 per cent. Another advantage of the Welsh product was that it has; only 5 per cent, ash and IU per cent. J more call...... The Connellsvllle coke has nlmiilR per cent, ash or 8 per cent, less carbon Iluin Welsh coke. In fact the coke from Wales is the purest and best made in tlle world. The coal is carefully prepared, being broken up an.l washed and run over jigs to remove all of the Impurities possible before being pul in the ovens. This fact is probably wbal has influenced the owners of the smeller to order coke from Wales—a probable lower rate of freight and purer article. The Diinsn.uii-s are building an extensive coking plant at or near their mines. The same objection may be raised to ihe producl as to tlle coke produced in this stale, as from what can be learned there is a great similarity in all the coals of the const.— Spokesman-Review. ..-♦ KETTLE RIVER MINING DIVISION. Record of Mineral Locations for the Week Ending February 12. 8. Hector, Skylark cillnp, E. Tinun. 7. Gold Dust, N. F. Kellle river, J. M. Hargrave and L Ai Manley. 7. White Hart, Cascade City, George Edwards. 8. I.aocoon, Smith's camp, E, L, Ger- rish and J. Dale. 1(1. Surprise, N. F, Kettle river, C, Campbell. <!K„TIFIt,'ATE8 OF WORK. 8. Blue Belle, W. Shaw and C. Mc- Donell.j CWITII'ICATE OK UtPBOVBMHNTB. 12. Winnipeg. I). Mcintosh. 12. Cordick, It. C. Adams and It. Hoe. TRANSFER!) 6. Tamarack, all Interest, J. W. Lind and H, I,. Morgan to It. 0. Johnson, 8. Puyallup. ' interest, E. 8, Tate to .1. Raines, 8. Puyallup, J interest, J. Raines to D. W. Hornhey. 8. Nugget, 4 interest, Alex, Sherrette to W. Shaw, 8. Bray Fugle, all interest, C. At Mil.- chellto W.T. Smith. 10. Deerhnrn, J interest, 0. K. Simpson to,I. Reynolds. 11. Golconda, 1 interest, E. Tiiuui lo J. Dale. 12. Morrison, all inleresi, ,1. H. Morrison, J. S, McClinlock, F. H. Oliver.M. McCuaigand 0. K.Simpson to ti, T. Crane, 4 . 4 WIRE SILVER IN THE NORTH STAR. The Norlh SI..r is all right, as the developinenl of lhe mine progresses something new turns up causing a sensation of wondei as to what lhe fui.ur richness.if the mine may l.e, says lhe Foil Steele Prospeclor, The new lind is wire silver. In running the several drifts, lend crvsluls have been found in considerable quantities. Being so plentiful no particular notice has been paid lo Ihem, bul now iu a small seam In the louf of the drifts more crystals are found, nud in and around the crystals is wire silver. How much of Ihis seam and foe what distance this will continue is hard to tell, hut lliere Is sufficient lo Indicate lhat. as depth is obtained the ore will become richer. There are several rich streaks in Ibis mine at Ihe presenl lime, one on Ihe fool wall, about two or three inches lllicll thai runs IHI to 100 ounces; then tbe small seam lb.it carries 2(11 ...luces, and now the new discovery of wire silver assaying 17,(1X1 ounces I.. lhe Ion. This will surely prove to Il.e owners of ihe mine ihe necessity of reduction works in the vicinity of llie .nine. 4 . 4 TRADE WITH THE YUC0N. A strong (,'bi.-ago cninpany will very shortly operate a line of steamers .... lhe Yukon river lo lhe gnl.l fluids, This enterprise is advanced tu facilitate In.tile inlo I be gold legions of lhe far norl I.. The river Is navigable I he entire length for fliil-hotloui river houlsnf 100 or 500 I, lis burden, lls navigable llihlllll. ics ale llle Lewis, Pelly, Stewart, Takciiuii, Uootallnqua, Poi.upine, Tiuinana, A.ik, While, Birch, Ihe Siilin.u. and many others, lo the extent of several tliuusand miles, j Prospectors can penetrate by boul ihe- h most rem.>le purls of lbe gold fields without hardships, get supplies willi- oul fail, work dining lhe entire milling season, and, coining out at lhe close of the sumu.er,spi<u<l Iheii-wintei ill milder climates, All Ihis will be made possible l.y llle line of boals now in contemplation, There arc twu routes to lbe Yukon gold fluids, but, i lhe passenger route is the one used . l.y miners, who go from Juneau up tho Lynn cannl, tbence over theOhil- knot pass, twenty-four miles lo tbei very headwaters of lhe Yucon. Here lhey spend seven or eight days building a rude boat and raft down the chain of lakMiand river, a distillled of 000 miles, Al) this distance is niivi* mid-except „ short partagr, nud st presenl is wilh..(It .-(.ly .iiinsfrf'mitioif facilities witholfl ihi' ...de lilfls ni llie miners. To el.lei- (his cofllllry at present COBtH$125__fl iuuehltiiui wink ami even a greater ili.Hiiilit l.'gi'l ".it, Swifl sleel launches would auvei lbe distiiiiee iu live days af ;i cosl of m.l nnne than $75 for lhe liifa At piesenl it co-Is $1501.. $26- |*er l..i( t.Yg.M -up* piles Inlo llie country. Tills Is (fill. In lhe high el.urges of the tndt,..'. 'nickers, and lo lhe lack Of propel-1rrfiis- porlali.iu facilities on lhe live.'. The company now forming in Chicago prniul.es 10 pul one or two large freighters ou the Yukon c. riin front its in..ulli to Circle Olty; (be supply point of Ihe gold Melds; five swill launches of 75 lo 125 passengers en- pacily loply nu the upper chi'itse uf lhe river to carry passengers ih and oul, nnil In lake prnspeclors and sup-' plies up tributary streams, — ..*« REVISION OF THE STATUTES. The following contradiction in the' Mineral acl, will, respect to the two' sections of 189- and 1893, touching tbe question of priority uf record or location governing Mile loa mineral claim,' needs, as will easily he seen, some re- medial legislation, which will n...Inula be accorded it. The Hon. Tire... Davie In presenting the Hrst volume tit the commissioners' work iu llie revision nf lhe slalutes, says: Perfect accuracy fnr the presenl instalment of revision is not claimed, all hough il is believed lo he fairly cor- reel. Before Il.e Iimd completion of the work il will again I." clrackwl.-ino comp.red, lu llios'* ruses where statutes have been coi.Sfilldi.tcd only for lhe purposes of icvisii.n. the work of revision is being proceeded will.. As Instances of this mny be mentioned llu,'Companies note, and' lhe Mineral anil Mining a.-Is, llie b.si mentioned of which slal ules, all bough la.I inch.del in the volume now submitted, were cons..lid:.led and indexed l.y the com* mission...', and, being pcin'e.l in pamphlet form, have been rilslrlhuled I bn.ugh.ml Il.e I.uuing dislrlc's. A doubt exisis us to il.e ini. nli.m of the legislature in regard i" section II of lhe acl of 1802, unit seel lull 8 of llie act of 1KI1.I, reading.as follows: lSItt, c. 32. s. II. "In ease of ii liy dispute ,.s lo the title lo :i mineral cluim. priority of record will delermilie Ihe' right, subject toany question as lo llie validity of lbe record, and subject also' (o a compliance by t In* f. .nine.-wilh' llu. provisions of ihis act." 180.1, c. 29, s. 8. "In ntsc nr oily dispute ns In llie location of a mineral1 claim, lhe tide I., lhe claim shall Iiu' recognized iiccnrdiug lo lbe pri.u-ily ul such Ini'iilion, subject ... any .piesliou- as Io (be validily of ibe record ils.-If.. and subject furl her lo lhe free miller' having ..implied wilh all lbe leniis- aud conditions of Ibis acl," —+ .4 RANGE CATTLE. All experienced callle inan, speaking of 111. indilsli')' in Moul.in:, llllll- oilier stales, says: "There are three times as many' cattle in I he .....nicy now as there Were' when the whole country north of Snake river was one vas! entile range, Then' you could ride two or three miles ami ■ iiiiiii two nr three Ihousand nil lie un lm* hills iu Ihal distance. These cattle' belonged loa few ...en, whobadsevcral thousand head each, line passing lhrough lhe country and seeing lbe cattle on ihe ranges would think the' country was alive wilh callle, and there were a lotol'lhe.n, bul nol nearly as many as there are now. The difference is Ihal niie passing through lbe counlry does not see lhe callle. Kvery far.ner has some, .nnl as llle hundreds of farms, all having .-..llle. lew of which are ever seen l.y one passing. II.rough, lbe i.ggl.'g.lle is great .lllllcll1 greater than it was when ihe oiilltu were all It. be seen on the range, (lue can ride lhrough llie Palnusc country now .... lhe train, and where he would have seen III....sands of cattle llfleen years ..go lie will nol scciisuiaii) dozen now. Hul lliere nre more callle lliere now Iluin lliere were I hen, only lie does mil see Ihem. I .nail nil llnilllgll Iowa len years ..go, and being a cnl lie man Iinl Ill-ally kepi my eyes open in see how ninny callle lliei-e Were in i In* country. 1 did nol see hni :. ten bund red all Iold. And yel Iowa Initial Hull lime more callle III.... any oilier stale in lhe Union, will, ihe single exception of Texas. They numbered hundreds of thousands bul Ibey were m.l 1" In- seen." Jusl as soon as the same slate of nlfalrs reigns In British Columbia Ibe fanner will become fur more prosper* .his llial. al present, as il will be llu* outcome, of systematic mixed farming and cattle raising, and lbe callle being divided among Il.e many rather I hull1 lhn few. a stability will be imparled lithe industry which ul piesenl il dues not possess, owing I'l lbe I'.lel Ilinl range callle. even in purls nf Hrilislr Columbia, are ut ihe mercy more ft*"' less nf „_ uoni-.i.iml seven- winter.. THE ADVANCE. tv. ii. Nonius. Published .vuubly at Midway, 11. C. SulMcriptlou I'lVe. 9'iM per annua., payable In advance, either ye—_y or l-ll-j-ewly at the •ption nl tho subscriber. Advertlst-g Rates scni on application. it will not do to adopt some of tlle i measures suggested hv press and public alike, or some of Ihe most impoit- I'KorB.iiTOH Hnl features of the Mineral Aet would be entirely changed. Under the act as it stands at present, should a miner have a claim jumped, the course open to him is to apply to the court fora Though tliu col...,-- ol Tu_ Ai.v.vN01 uru always open for the discussion ol .nutter* ol writ of ejectment, which, if granted public Interest and importance, we .1.. not ncc- ccssarily e.uloi-sc any ol tlie <^«,i<.ih»cxM-c«e(l. Ilorrespondeaoe of a personal nature wtfl r published. MOXDAY, FBIUUVRY 17. ISM : A cross in ILL. apace ln.lv- -.cales that your saD-oriptton : U. this paper Iuu- expired. RAILWAY EXTENSION, At a public ineeling held in Vernon (....Monday, live Lib inst.,resoltilions were passed liy Iliose present, urging the government in gnaw, all possible assistance to railway extension in ihe southern portion of Yale district,an action very uuicli to l>e commended, and one which shows thai the people of (hat city are awakening lo a sense of Iheir true Interests iu endeavoring to •obtain uullelsti on. llwir-wndislrii-tand inlets into ihe fast developing mining ramps,foe the greal an....nil of produce »f all kinds that could, be raised and made available for r-*isiunpliim, if transportation facilities were only established lhat would allow them lo ship theii' produce to a market. Tliat lhe people of the norlheru portion oi Ihe district all" not thoroughly conversant with the exigencies t.f llie case an it affects I he southern porlion, does not iu anyway, or rathcrshould uot,detract from llu. motive of their good in- lent ions towards l.hedistrict as a whole, and therefore it is wilh some surprise we Holed the editorial comment of tlle News relative lo I be roud-el of certain individuals present at lhe meeting referred lo. One fael should not be nr.vlook.d by the citizens of Vernon, and lhat is I bat three charters are being applied for—one from Christina bike to Copper camp, which is evi. dciitly backed l.y the Spokane and Ni.rl.liem, company; one from Trail rrevk lu .Vuiict.m, backed l.y slrong locrfgii capitalists, incorporated willi whom we may mention the syndicate known us the Montana Ore Purchasing company, of Butte, who are represented by Mr. Heinze, and one from Penticton In Cascade City, backed evidently l.y lhe 0, P, R„ or at least thoroughly countenanced by officials of that corporation. This being: the case, the district through which lliese roads are designed to traverse is evidently iu a fail' way of being fur* uished trauspottat-in facilities in the neaii list-re, if tlm government can ,,nly be prevailed upon to adopt a line »f actioiir sooj-whtti .liferent to that arconled th* chatter sought by Mr. Corbin for the building of a road through the same territory, or at, least a portion of it,, some years ago, and which, acl ion mi the part of the gov- rriwu-riit was greatly instrumental in causing the loss to Ihem uf lhe member who formerly represented Ihis district, and who now holds the position nf agent general lo (lie province in London. The question, however,, foe tlle people of Vernon seems to- have resolved itself into one of giving a cordial sup- jin-r to the coii-paiiy willing to> furnish within, I lu* shortest space of time a _ii'ttttti whU. to. the Kootenay markets Hoc their produce, and lhey seem to lave (Mr-rloolurd Bouurnilial llu. question nf development to. the camps of Boundary creek, consequent upon the iiounlry being furnished railway facilities that would give uot only au inlet tor produce aud. merchandise, bul an uul Icl for ils miner...Is. This object may be attained, by granting a charter lm .say of lhe companies now applying for the same, aud therefore we would suggest that very little discrimination be shown towards any of the com* Dallies, bill that all should l.e given a Dree opportunity, if they desire lo consl met railways over the routes Itidl- lulled lo be laken. providing only that a monopoly of right uf way be uol granted to any one company through the liatl-OW valleys lhrough wliieli these railways musl, uf necessity pass, should lhey I... I...ill. This precaution is m.nle llle n..»:e uecessary owing to Idle fact thai the exclusive right granted to any one cm poinl loll lo build through Kb..li pass,, belween Boundary creek and the Norlli F.rk of. Keltle river, would con..ey Ini hai corporation a liiiJlinpi.lv of right of way, Ihal would effectually prevent any other Hallway being linoughl inlo uoinpeli- nioii with It,, owing lo the fticl .'•hul Ihe pass in .|.|('Sliqi. is. a very narrow one, and, llie only one so far discovered lhat oflVrs a good andeasy grade between the poinl binned. ,i, ■ l,MJ«lim\LLE<'|.<IATroM. reinstates him in possession of the property, or rather dispossesses Ihe iu- trader, a elate ot affairs which paves the way for the plaintiff to bring an action for damages against the defendant, if such has been sustained. Then again if it can be shown that the jumping is the direct outcome of a conspiracy to defraud, it immediately becomes an Indictable offence, and as such places lhe participants in rather an unpleasant position, and perhaps lands thein within the confines of a prison cell. This being the case, although th fact inustlbe recognized by all I hat anal tempi should be made loiliscovera remedy for claiin-juinping.'yet will it he found wc believe, a .on.'.' difficult, matter than at first thought it. appeals, to devise a means that will successfully prerent a repetition of the practice iu fat me. If our legislature can discover no absolute preventive against, the practice, yet may lhey he able to make it a more dillicull matter for au individual to get possession of another's property, and with this end iu view we would offer the suggestion that it would be a good thing if the party desirous of making a record of a mineral claim, or in fact a pre-emption forlhaiiualter.be obliged to furnish, under oath, a statement selling forth upon whal grounds or technicalities his action is taken and can he justified before ihe is allowed to make his record. And further, that if his claim, after being recorded, be contested by tlie former occupaul, that the grounds »r technicalities as set forth in his sworn state; meat made before his record was granted, sliall be Ihe only one upon which lie shuuld be allowed to base the defense of his claim when the same is brought befoie the court. This, of course, would only apply in cases of re- local ion, For the better understanding of our suggestion it may be well In furnish a few examples: Take, for instance, if ii miner finds a claim whicli he considers has not heen properly slaked, Ihe stakes not being the regu- Iul ion size required by law, or Ihe wording upon lhe stake does not conform with the record, or lhe assessment hns not been properly carried out and recorded, nr any other technicality exists which may be construed as a sufficient excuse to invalidate a title, the specific technicality upon which Ihe parly desiring relocation of llie ground bases his claim should be set forth under oalh as before stated, and upon th s and this alone, should Ihe court l.e called upon loajudicale, A ease in poinl was Ihe one recently before llie gold commissioner's court here, in the suit Pailerson, v. Lancaster, In whieh as lhe defendant did nol put iu an appearance to defend his net ion, Ihe court, even lo the piesenl lime, is entirely in ignorance upon what technicality, if lhe jumping was nut done ill a spirit nf revenge, Lancaster could possibly justify his relocation ot the Roderick Dim claim. tween puinls un the C. P. R. represented by Revels-die an.l Sicamous, aa travelers (capilalisls, of course,)de- sir....s of visiting our mining camps, could pass dowu the Columbia inlo Kootenay, thence on lo Rossland and by taking this road reach the Boundary camps, and by stage to Penticton Peach the C. P. R. again, and points- east and wesl, via Vernon and Sfca- inose. We therefore call upon the government to give sincere attenlion to this great work of public improvement. Jnli printing of every description done at The Advance office. IT. ELLIOT! • mm mm GENERAL MERCHANT, FAIRVIEW, B. C. t Largest and best-assorttd stock in the ._, Si® tm WE CALL Special at lent inn to our new Btore nt Carson, B. 0, Good Slock nu hand and new goods arriving KVERY WSICK Place Yoiif Orders With us on tlie merits of our Goods and our Matchless Low Prices We Solicit Your He fl.MP.BJIM Carson, B. C. ROAD TO ROSSLAND. I. S. DONALDSON CHEMIST k DRUGGIST VERNON, B. C. A Full Line of-aa. Drugs Patent M-tlicine. Toilet Articles Trusses,!-!-. c—_— l—Ul Orders From the Lower ' Country Will Receive ' Prompt Attention. • FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE ASSURED] mmmmmmmm PAIBVIEW HOTEL GEORGE J. SHEEHAN, PROP1, EXCELLENT B911) E0OD STABLIN6 Camp Fairview. B. C. TOYFULNEWS AT THU) I QKANAGAN gAWMILL, _ TTELOWNA, B. C, You can now purchase Cedar Panel doors, beautifully made and finished; Window Sash, Laths, Shingles and all other kinds of house finishings; Rough and Dressed Lumber constantly on hand. Orders from Kettle River District solicited and prices furnished upon application to Official Administrator's Notice. Al Ihe present silling- ..ft Ihe pro< riucial legisli.lune an endeavor will be made to enact such remedial leglsla* liiuu as will fiir llie fiiiiu-e pui an effuc- I've check upon the nefarious practice uf claim-jumping. Whcihc.: ii will be possible I'm-, .mi- legiMIUniwIo uTsuuver a renimly Hdlllini-Hilll Have' llle desired elfecl without. |l.s working being dcti-i* menial to lhe interests of liic buna .lib'inill.'i-s nf gnnd IllleDllol) or mil, ___l-_ll> lu lis wen. Iiiii ic.Inin i! i< We again take the- opportunity of drawing attenlion tn the great necessity that exisis for providing means of comintuiica'Ton belween Grand Prairie, Keltic River and the Ihllvlllg and prosperous mining camp nf Rosslaud, The mul ter of building a good wagon road belween ihese puinls Is ll public improvement the want of widen has been felt fm- soum lime past.and it Is greatly to be hoped, therefore, that the government will give the quei- Iion Iheir earliest consideration, and will at the present sitting of the legislature provide fund's for I he consl ruction of the same. Tlu. beuelils tube derived from the consl ruction of the road would be many and far reaching, as it would provide au outlet In the Grand Prairie settlers for III.' greal am...ml of produce of all kinds theii valley Is capable nf producing, could n market like Rossland be brought wil bin Iheir reach Nearly all Ihe pro di.eesupplied to 111" cam,, ill lhe present lime being raised ..ml shipped across lhe line from lhe Sin'„■ f Wash- inglon. fl wi.idiilnlso I,awe the effect nf cheapening nearly-nil lines.if produce, ns il would bring- Hie fanners .in Ibis side in direel competition wiih Iliose over the NmiW, who nl present enjoy a complete niunopnly of the camp's rich trade. This in itself is ipiil.e sufficient lo justify the govern- inenl. iu building lhe road, hut this wuuld not. be the only benefit lhe con- slruclion of the same wnnjd confer above men- j upon this sci'liiim,.... it. would furnish a direct route of travel belween Rossland and the important camps nf Kellle river nnd Boundary creek, fnr prospectors., miners nnd capitalists, whnni (lie presenl time hnv." to- tuke n tedious and circuitous route Ihrongh lhe Stales, ill passing from* on.' poinl to die other. And I lien again it would furnish a direct mail rou(.e-hi>tw(.ii the Koolenays audi Southern- Tale, und would' undoubtedly become, am important highway,, connc-ring* I'lieie at presenl" iH.iliiHinJmining districts. The constrnel'iiin. off this piece of road would also pnovui. an all round route niHin.il punning into the Slnles be In the Matter of 'John P. Header Deceased NOTKIK is hereby given that by an order made 111 the County Court of Yale lioldun at Kaniloops, dated lhe 22nd day of Janunry, ISIKi, the undersigned ...ta appointed ailnilnis- l nil nr nil lie goods, r-Iinttcls and credit., of the above name.] .Tol.n P. Meadcr. talc of Grand forks, doceased. All persons indebted lo Ihe said decensed nre request-, to pay Il.e amount nf such indebtedness forthwith to liic under, signed, inn! all persons having claims against the iniil decensed are requested lo forward same to lhe undersigned ou or before the 1st day of March, 18(10. 1'RKD'K .1. FULTON, OIIIcliil Administrator. Kamloops, II. 0., 2llrd day of January, IM CARSON The trade centre of the Grand Prairie, Kettle river and Boundary creek mining and agricultural country. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Tenders ure called fur tho c-iiibImctlnn of two Iwolllnpf lions-* al Midway. Plans nnd upecifl- ■ut ions limy bo seen nt tlie Advance olllco, or hlplloatCfl fnnilrtlied upon application. Tendorsto bo sonf in nol later than tho 21tn of I'Vhrufiry. 18SK1, Lowest or any tender not. nebewhrtly tiooeptod. W, II. NOUHI8. Apent Midway Townalle Co. Midway. Jnn. 80, m. Ni SPOKANE FALLS and NORTHEBNBAILWAY Nelson A Fort Sheppard Railway ALL RAIL T0~NELS0N, F. C. Dnly through line to Nelson, Kaslo, Kootenay Lake and Slocan Points. Daily (except Sunday) between Spokane nud Noclhporl. Tri-weekly la-tween. Northport and Nelson. IIOINO NORTH* BorNO SOUTH 11 :_0 a. m 5TA-RCUS Zafllpi.m, (It. Tuesdays,Tliumd-iys, and Saturdays, Irain' v.-ill run thrwighild.Nc'soti. arriving al (1:1.1 p.m.,. making-loseconnection with IIiestcauini'-Nel- son for Kaslo nini all lake points, arriving at ICiialo ut il:flil 11,111. saimi days. Returning; pas- anngi.rs will leave luKe j.uinls and' Nhlsnn on Mondays, lVedl.e.-nli(yRan(l:KI-i.lay-.m'riviiigat ■*|inknnc sami! day. Passengers for Keltic Ki'vcrnnd' nhnnrthrf Creek connect' nr Marcus will, stage Daiuy. For TIIA'II, OPKKK MINKS conned at' Norllili.ti-1 wilh singe lino dallv. Cor Nnki.spnn.l Itotolatokoonnnoo! al North port with best Wednesdays an.l Saturdays,. mnOM Situated at the junction of the Boundary creek, Marcus and Reservation wagon roads. Nearest point to the Colville reservation mines. LOTS AS GOOD AS GOLD For prices and all other information apply to C. E. STUART, A. D. BURNETT, Agent, Carson, Agent, Spokane, Wash, -rand Prairie, I). C. mi FURNITURE 1 ^ I —§ • %— 1 M CHEAPER THAN EVER | — AT— | §-CampbellBros.-1 ijt ROSSLAND, B. C. VERNON, B. C. ^|. BODE CHEEK HOTEL .. . MOUTH or HOCK ctrciK. __. _r^-_-«--__rlar__, xm._nr- FiasT-Cus* tetiMm+.im* roa .cam. GOOD STABLING -rK-rtlltM Vi*Ji,« oa K.UI. Riier._r .. f'f _^u_. AHHSTEOI HOTEL H. KEVE8, Prop,, Good Ausimmidatloir, But Liquors and (Jigart. Firjt-0I__i8t«Wln., ARMSTRONG, B, C. FOR SALE 0MHA-A- IIISIOK, EC Tlii. ii t ipletididlr Unl.lwl bouM la-rid*. ami oiur almost uew^ with good stable and out building*, Il cencn-ty located In Ibe nllijr and commands a guod trade. It standi on it* own grounds of two and • half acre* In extnt, and is a good lnveatment. ALSO A FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITH SHOP WITH COMPLETE OUTFIT OF TOOLS. This building I, tm iloray. high and ilandi on its own ground of hai' an acre in exlint aid li in a commanding bnsineie •h—UIod. For a Nl€HOf*SOi*iv OKAMAOA*. JflillOrK MARTIN BROS, liaiiino notaa roc, Hapdwape, Stove, Tia- I. o. A.D.W0H6AM. VERNON, B. C. VIEWS Of THE MSTHCZ M» SALE. F. B. JACQUES, Watches, Clocks, tad Jewelry, Spectacles and Silverware. REr-lRIRG A SPECIALTY. VERNON, B. (J GENOWAYS & McAVINEY Wholesale and Retail Dealers in and Growers of CHOICE NURSERY STOCK. All Stock Grown Without Irrigation, AU Trees Inspected Before Leaving the. Nursery SPOKANE FALLS, P. O, Box 583. WashiT)-gtoii|i MARCUSandMIDWAY STAGE Leaves Marcus-.. Momdtijw andilKratr-dkya at r f: st Arrives* Mid"way Tuesdays- and Fridays at _ p. m Leaves Midway Wednesday and! Saturday at 6 A* i* AWiut-s. Mattcus' Thursd'ay anxi1 Stuiwlay ai 9, &. IV HPECrAr, ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIE, FRErOHT ANT) EXPRESS UK AI LIME MANUFACTURED AT GRAND .. , .. . PRAfRIE Apply to J. WARD, RmCKUYKrl AND I'l.AHTIRgH . EDWARD A. BAIN. .. deaiir nr n Stationary, Sdiool-Supplles. ■<- Toys, -:- Cigars, Tobaccos, NotiMS and PMent Medici; es. (MIDWAY, B. C. GffAl© PBAIRIE SAW MUL. Roiigli Lnmber Mot- 910 to 912. Orciised Luinber From 916 to fit* -_■_■ .qiiam.an -iiiniii-f—r I MBTKOHOIiOGICAL RRIK1RT. i Lai....-.- '. « Long 118"50 Altitude, 1,800 feel above lea level. Melting mow (or week. .0. ol anlnche; rain, .00 ri:Mi*KiuTCio: run wmx enui.no run. II. Max. Min. Feb. I _ H , " 9 12 -i " 10. ; ,.... 22.. -(8 " II .' it.:: 27 -8 " 18,., 10 11 - ■■_• a..',.?. -..;'..:....-. „ 30 • " H 39 26 LOCAL ANO DISTRICT. Hr. J. McLaren nnd daughter nf Carton are paying a -.hurt visit to Midway. Mr. Coryell relumed from Greenwood on Saturday, after having completed the survey of the Dundee claim near there. Mr. W. T. Thompson on Wednesday last-passed out I" Marcus, aud incur,- iicclinu with mining liusiness may pussihly pay a vMit to Rossland, Trail and Spokane More his return. Ab sunn as a suitable lodge room is provided steps may lie taken lu or- Kiuiiie a branch of tiie Knights of Pythias at, Midway, as there is some old; taielnbeM ot ihe oi-dcc residing heue.. . 1 Considering the slale nf the roads mid the ufcessily of cHaiigiug vehicles at. different ipoints, the teveral stage 'line.iare niakiug guod time, and up to llie ptesent the couutry has uot enjoyed so good a service as is now being furnished. >_ Messrs, Van Ness and Wiseman nf Grand Furks passed through Midway on Wednesday last, bound.for Osovoos nn business connected with the procuring of a license for their premises Ut Grand Porks. Mr, Van Ness, who . hails from Kootenay, has recently purchased a half interest in the premises known as the Grand Forks hotel, the propetjtyof Mr. Wiseman. Making a wise provision for the " future warm weather tiyHlling a small space with frozen'water' is the occupation many are engaged' in at the preseut time iu different parts of the neighborhood. It is strange bow tickle is the 'taste of man. In the winter he sighs for sunshfM without a draught, and in summer fur a diuught with a little sunshine and a small piece of an iceberg in it- , Mr. Slimm. acting agent fnr the Barnard syndicate, returned from the coast recently, and is at present engaged paying attention to some of the i.esl properties in Ihe Boundary Creek district. Before leaving for the coast Mr. Miiiiihi spent two or three months looking over properties here, and the - fact t hn t be hus returned would give an indication that the capitalists he represents are favorably impressed with the mining properties and Ihe chance presented of investing some of llieir surplus capilai. Mr. R, Wood of Greenwood City came ill uu Friday night's stage from Peiiliclon aud proceeded home on Saturday. Mr. Wood has just returned from a1 lajsiueas ;Wip- toliie coast, and has during his abeenoe been successful in interesting capital in some mining enterprises. During his visit to Victoiia be waa enabled to meet a number of prominent men, government officials and otherwise, and was indefatigable in bringing to Iheir notice the pressing needs of this district. . Quite an epidemic of influenza or la grippe or some distemper of the kind has been raging lu. this neighborhood the past week or two, and an astonishing number of our citizens have fallen under ils influence, ,and aa a consequence have felt extremely miserable. The epidemic has undoubtedly visited us in a mild form, and asaconsequence no very serious case of illness can ha reported, yet many there are who are willing to testify they felt quite had enough. The oft repeated and very rapid changes of tlie weather recently may be accountable for the epidemic, The assistant commissioner of lands and works, Mr. L Norris, came down from Vernon on Tuesday last, and during tiie past week bus lieen paying attention to and gathering information relative to the manyand urgent needs of the district this summer. Roads, trails, bridges and other public Improvement*-will receive consMera- tiqn, nnd never More in lhe history of the district has M pressing a necessity Wen felt for government, aid to assist the work of development that is • l-ing carried on under difficulties hy thus* wltiiin Ihe vast territoi'y of Yale. Some of the prominent, citizens nf Grand Prairie have enmbined together as charter members, .and-, have in con temptation the. establishment of .a lodge uf the Independent Order of Odd Fellows at ('arson. Should they be Hu-ceMul, and'no doubt they will be, in establishing the lodge, it,will lie the first institution of its kind in this lower - Country, and iu fact the only one in Yale district south of Vernon, It is to be hoped therefore that success ivill CMwn their efforts an alt-such orders are of great good to a community, and are a blessing to individual' members wlio (it time-'(ire less fnrUijjate than their hiethren, aud more especially is this felt in case of sickness, been given here this winter, as besides good music and dancing, a very pleas ant and sociable time wus spent by the many who graced Ihe occasion with Iheir presence. Over thirty ladies were present, all of whom eii- tered thoroughly inlo the enjoyment nf the occasion, as witnessed by the fact that at times there were no less than live sel-s upon the floor at the same time, which tested the capacity of Ihe hall lo afford iiccumminlatiuii to so large a number nf dancers. As usual, the ladies having the management of the affair excelled themselves in matters of arrangement, as betides having the ball pleasantly decorated for the occasion, lhe repast placed before the guests at the hour of midnight was of great excellence, as attested to by those who partook of the same. The object of the entertain* inenl .is well must not he lost sight nf, as besides furnishing an np|a>rtunity for the wary an.l unwary bachelor to la'come possessed of a valentine, the occasion was embraced l.y those gentlemen present, lo contribute Inward a fund-'wing raised to provide furniture, decorations, etc,' for the Ladies club, Tlie,acnntribiitiuii8 aiuuunled to nearly 150, a fact which attests the lilierah'ty of thosejiresent. At an ...iily hour on Sal unlay morning the gathering dispersed, nnl, however. More each and every one had voted that the entertainment hod la-en very enjoyable, and one deservingly to he rotiie-iiltered until the advent of the nexl Valentine day. MINING NOTES. Mi. W. T. Smith has a force of men working on the None Such in Smith's can.p, which force will lie kept busy for some time to come, is the owner is determined tp put the claim thoroughly into shape. None but good reports are being received from the Cariboo claim inCamp McKinney, and by all accounts the rock now heing taken from Ihe mine is the richest that has been brought to the surface since work began some Iwo years ago, and as a consequence unprecedented clean-ups are realized. Men are to be put to work at once developing the Buaton claim in White's camp. Tne Boston is one of the claims included in the number that constitutes the thirteen properties which are to change hands in tlie Thompson and Fowler deal. As far as the Boston is concerned, as also three or four others, negotiations are closed, and it only remains for technicalities lo he straightened out pertaining In some of the others before the whole of the properties will lie I ransfcrred. —: M« VALENTINE BALL The Valentine hall given in Palmer-' sinn Hall, Midway, on Friday evening, under Ihe auspices uf the Ladies, club, may rightfully lie classed ns among the hintof such .ntertainmriitath.t havajj. nam. SHOUT IN HIS ACCOUNTS. Charles Warwick, Ihu provincial government agent at, Westminster, is lyiug under arrest in Victoria jail, charged with stealing a large sum of money. A couple of days ago a telegram from Mr, Warwick to tha premier-staled that he would lie down Friday on some important business. That evening he arrived from Westminster and acknowledged to the premier that he was short in his accounts hy snme $7,u00. Biuken dowu hy anxiety and sorrow he could not keep his secret longer, aud hod come to throw himself upon the mercy of the government. He wanted to make restitution, but he had nn ready money available, though he had some life in siirunce policies upon which something could be realized, and the remainder of the missing sum he offered to make up by having an amount kept back ftom his salary. Tbe premier and the other members of the government, though pained at the unhappy position of one who for years hud been u trusted servant, felt it tn lie their duty to see that the law was carried out. The case was placed in the hands nf Superintendent HusBcy and on Fridny evening Mr. Warwick was quietly arresled at the Angel hotel and sent out to the'provincial jail, From what cnn he learned it wuuld appear that Mi*. Warwick hud been interested in some real estate in Westminster, und the dull' times had seriously impaired ils value aud embarrassed him financially. He had iu the course of his duty as government agent, to handle a considerable nun.mil, of money and had an official account at the bank. NTO&^Tr&iSfcftiDIRECTORY OF ADVERTISERS. ConiiiiisBiuner of Lamia and worse for a license I-iinds and Workh for a license to cut. manufacture and carry away timber on the following described lands, situated on or near Kettle river. Grand Prairie, Yale district, Tiz.: Conunenclnx at a post act about one-half 111 mile west of Johnson'b crossing on Kettle river, thence west one-half t.) mile, thence south one-half (\) mile, thence went one (II mile, thence south oue-half i j i mile, thenco west ono- half <)) mile, thence north ore-half (Ji mile, thence cast one-half iji mile, thence north one (1) mile, llicncc east one and one-half (10 miles, thence one-half \.) mile south to the initial post, containing one thousand 11,000) acres, CHARLES K. SIMPSON. Dated the 10th day of February, 1896. 19 NOTICE NOTICE ii hereby given tu all whom It may concern thnl all unpaid taxes to the Government of Hritlsli Columbia, up u. the 21stday of Decomber, 1-11, it not pold ou or before the 28th day of Fcbrunry, 1895, will be forthwith colloctcd, with costs, according to law. C. A. it. LAMBLY, Assessor and Collector. District of ltock Crock, J. W. Iv^EEl), WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER IIMIDWAY, B. C. Fine Wftch Repairing a Specialty. All Work Warranted, iftini D. He DUFF, General Blacksmith, midway, b. c. All Kinds of Work Kiecnled to tho Satis; action nf liuitii a li'*. Official Administrator's Notice. In the Natter of Cos. Hamlin Deceased. NOTICK is hereby given that by an order made in tho County Court of Yale holder. at. Kamloops, dated the 22nd day of January, ISM, the undersigned ..ua appointed administrator of the goods, chattels and credits of the abovo named Gus Hainllti, late of Kottlo Illver, deceased. All persons indebted to tho said deceased are requested to pay the amount of suet. Indebtedness forthwith In the undersigned and all pcrsonB having claims against tl.c said deceased are requested tt. forward same It. the undersigned ou or before the 1st day of March. ISM. FREU'K ,1. KULTON. Oftlcial Administrator. Kamloops, B. C, 23rd day of January, 1890. ALL PABTIEH HAVING MINES-FOR-SALE Would do well by either calling on or writing l» . H. 6. MINING EXC HNGE Also by sending samples of oro to lhe same «ddr__ ' Jt. O, BIB-ICTT, , .. 17 Mining Exchange, Vancouver, B. ('. KERtJ bj^os.; -; BUTCflEI-JS, MIDWAY and BOUNDARY FALLS .Meat delivered it Hook,Crook and all the Mining Camps. R. D. Kerr. County Court Notice Sittings of lhe County Court of Y.ile will bo holden as follows: At Osoyoos on Monday, 4th May, 1HIK1, Al Midway on Wednesday, (Ith Mny, 1 _»« At the hour ol eleven o'clock In the forenoon. Hy command, C. A. It. LAMBLY, Government Office, Osoyoos, it. 0. C. Dec. 10th, ISM. MINERAL ACT, 1893. Certificate of Improvements. NOTIOB. The Anarchist Mineral Claim, Situate at Camp McKinney, in tho JOsoyoos Mining Division ol Yalo District. TAKE NOTICE that I. Chns. D'B, Green, agent for 11. G. Sidley, free miner's eerlilleaie No. 0213.1. intend, sixty days frum the date hereof, to apply to the Gold Commissioner for a certificate of improvements for the purpose ol obtaining a Crown grant nl the above claim. And further lake notice that adverse claims j must be sent to the Mining Recorder, and action commenced before the issuance of such certificate, of improvements. Dated this 20th day of January, 18M. 21 Compiled in Alphabetical Form And Intended as a Heady Reference for the Busy Ones ARMSTRONG. H. Kcyijs Armstrong Hotel Ni MeLeod Bash and Door Factor} Wood, (Jai-gill & (!o General Mei-diaii.* BENVOULIN. I). Nichohton Hriivmiliii Hotel BOUNDARY FALLS. T. Hardy Boundary Kails Hotel Coryell, J, A Civil Kngineer Jakes. It. W Physician and Surgeon Kerr Bros Butcher McDowell and Nelson Butchers Rcndcll, tl. A General Merchant CARSON. Carson Towm-ite 0. K. HI imrl, A^ent Mcl-iir.n Bros Grand Prairie Hotel Nelson, O. It. and P. B (Jcncral Morcliuntti Ward, J Brick and Lime CAMP M'KINNEY shaiford& Co General Merchant- FAIRVIEW. Hairy in |>W\ W General Blacksmith Elliot, T General Merchant Shuniuii, G. O Golden Gate Hotel Shatford & Co GeiiuralMorchanU Siiroiilc, G. H General lilack-inJth Shoeban, George J Fairview Hotel GREENWOOD Wood, It. & Co General Merchants Greenwood Townsite It. Wood, Agent GRAND FORKS Miller, M Kettle Kiver Stage Une Manley and ArcrH.... Kxprciu-i iiml Stage Line Simpson, 0, 1_ Sawmill KELOWNA Lccjuimc Sl Moyd-Joucs Implement Agents l.eqiiiji,c Bros. &Co General Merchant-! Lequime, I, Okanagan Sawmill LADNERS, Hut-chorson, K Mainland Nursery Co LUMBY Morand, L Ham's Horn Hotel MIDWAY Coryell. J. A Civil Engineer Guess, Harry A Assayer Haaa.J.A Mining Engineer Rain, Ed want A Stationer, Etc Ingrim, M Feed and Livery Stable Kcr Bros ..- Butchers Lequime & Powers Sawmill McNicol, J General Merchant McAulay& Lundy Boundary Hotel McDulI'.I) Blacksmith Norris, W, H Agent Midway Townsitc Heed, J. W Watchmaker and jeweler PENTICTON Sproule, A. G Express and singe line Tlturher, J Penticton Holol Walker, H... Penticton Livery ami Sale. Stable ROCK CREEK I'lltcndrigli, 11 Rooll Creek Hotel SPOKANE Genoways & McAviney Nursery Spokane Falls and Northern Itailway VERNON Armstrong, W. J.... Hard ware Merchant Billings, Fred Barrisler Campbell Bros Kurt.it ure Cochrane, W. M Solicitor dwell, T. K Contractor find Builder Costcrton, ('. F Commission and Insurance Coryell, ,1 A Civil Engineer Costorton, C. K Commission and Insurance Donaldson, J, S Chemist and Druggist Gardner. W Livery Feed and Sale Stable Hutchinson and Davidson Flour and Food Jacques, F, B Watchmaker and Jeweler Kerby, Forbes M Civil Engineer Ijvtimor, F. H Civil Engineer and Assayer Marlin Bros Hardware Merchants Meakin, W. J Kalcmalka Hotel "Vtyer, V, A Vernon Private College Murphy and Faulkner Victoria I Intel Nicholles and Henouf Agricultural Imp. 0 Nenl and Downie Soda Water Works Shatford and Co General Merchants Shatford, S. A Dry Goods and Millinery Smith and Olurtti Vornon Sawmill Taylor, It. N Chemist and Druggist Williams, Gerald Physician and Surgeon Worgan, A. D Photographer MISCELLANEOUS Canadian Band Drill Co Sberbrookc, Quo Marlin Fire Arms Co New Haven, Con Morrison. E. D Marcus and Midway Binge BOUNDARY FALLS D W. JAKES, _I.I)„ CM, ll Y AM'OtHT-BIIT RESIDENT PHYSICIAN TO KETTLE RIVER DISTRICT. OFFICE I BOUNDARY FALLS. BOUNDARY FALLS HOTEL, Boundary Falls, B. C- TH0S. HARDY, PROP. Centrally Located Stopping Place lor Three Different Staye Lines. No Trouble or Expense Spared to Make Guests Comfortable. Strictly Firet-Class and Charges Moderate. Best Brands Liquors and Cigars • m liooil -tabling, G.ARTHUR RENDELL BOUNDARY FALLS, B. C. Headquarters for Miners' Supplies, A (iOOll .STOCK OF ' Groceries. Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Powder, Ete, - -ORDERS TAKEN FOH ALL KIND- OP-- AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS JUST RECEIVED . A FULL SUPPLY OF . Men's Woollen Underclothing, Overshirts, Fancy and Heavy, G. ARTHUR RENDELL. *»> HaaIaaI* Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha^a^a Ha Ha VmV ^<tSti\A $\t+lt£ ■/»> /»> *l\ -/.C^IC?.* /i> rS-n^Ivu-* '.&b *J5 u* <_* *'i> <i* <p *_?*_* '** <i> «* '*> ■/ * P EAD - MARK ■ LEARN! T-^T ——CASH OR TRADE —Will secure to VOU the very hest liHrgalllll !ll}„ll lines of- . . . GENERAL MERCHANDISE . . . AND mZKTEIE-iS' - SUPPLIES AT THK GUKKNWOOD STOIIK, BODNDAIIY CRKEK, II, l\ , II. WOOD & OO. > *v at at at atsu at KitatS'H.tHAStHAH.iH.iH.iH.iH.iH.iH.iSiH.i. rt;"r*fwi»Vi>7;"^i«;vVi*^i?v.;7.r}*. 4,14,1 t,i <(. /i> <■> <■> 4,14,14,1 *,., v it ft Kit HA ft 9 I i f f f f f St ft Ha '1* T. ¥ f f f 9 Ha %ft MINERAL ACT. Certificate of Improvements. NOTIOE. thk Qoldrn Grown Mineral Claim, Hltualo In Wellington Camp, Kottlo River MI..I..K Iiiviili... uf Y.lo Dlntrlot, II. ('. «i, ui iran uiv.M/i mnug ivn TAKK N'OTICK Unit I, W. 3. Curler, free AIL PL-CMI MININU CLAIMS ANll J miner'* ccrtlOmle No, SUM, liitoml, ilxly • . LcAHeholds legally hold In the Oeoyoofl days from tbo dato horoof, io apply tothoQom BOtOOfl GOLD COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. , ('oiinnlsr-hmci- for a oortll r imprnvpmonlfl Division of Yalo Uisirtot aro laid ovor (from th. i - ,. ,. ,, . . ,.. , ,.„. ... ... t tor tbo purpose ot obtaining a Crown gran of of November, 1803, to tho 1st day of [ho abovo olalm. 1st (Iiiy June, 18(10, C. A. It. LAMM.Y, Hold CoiHiiiiriHioni'i'. Government OfHc.,, Qtoyoofl. 1). I'., aoih Oetobur, 189.i. Ami furtlior take notice that wIvh>-.- i luiin^ nniRt be Hunt to the Uold ('oinmin*.|oner and notion cointnenood'before the hwuiuicoof sued eurtlllcalu of iiniirov itimiiik. Uaied ihis nih day of November. Iftffl, it. VERNON SODA WATER WORKS O'NEAL &. DOWNEY, Phoprietorb. Manufacturers of All Kinds of Carbonated Drinks, Including: Ginger Ale, Sarsparilla, Club Soda, Lemon Soda, and Cream Soda. CHAMPAGNE CIDER. A Specialty Made of Raspberry, Strawberry, Orange, Pineapple, Vanilla, Lemon, and Gum Syrups. GREENWOOD CITY Is the central town and supply point of the Boundary creek mining camps. From this new town roads lead to the Greenwood, Deadwood, Copper, Summit, Long Lake, Skylark, Wellington, White & Atwood and Smith camps. Lots are selling freely and are a good investment. For prices and other invormation, address ROBERT WOOD, Greenwood City, Boundary Creek, 11. C, Or apply to agents, C. .. Costeuton, A. I) Burnett, A. K. Sn nn. Vernon, li. C Spokane, Wash, Vancouver, li. C. il 1.1 i 11 .$ It II It It IS It 11! I- -IS -IS I JS {.li: .-It I - Hi THE _t*v_wmM0%nt%NWafc All In Pint and .Quart Bottles. Write for Prices. Grand Prairie Hotel CAnSOK, KUTTLE KIVER, II. C. Situate io the Immediate Vicinity of the Boundary Creek Mines. First-class accommodation for the Traveling Public. Stage Lines to Midway and Marcus, Wash. Blacksmith shop ln connection. mclaren bros. PROPRIETORS. PIONEER-HOTEL Greenwood Citv, Boundary Crekk, li, C We have jusl opened Ihi1 ivtinvo In.id ill Green......I ('lly, iimi....' |ii-.'|.iiiail to welcome gucstt. and pi-ovldo K.....1 iiceoiiiniodiilioii, Oiiml CnleiiiiK, I'lmi. clitNH Livery Stiil.le. WOOD, HUBBLE & WESTEL, PROPRS. Ha-Ho, to tie Boundary Greek Mines! THKtiHAND FORKS, MARCUS AND MIDWAY tS"ba,fgG aixc-L Express 1-ixi.e R.ii.H llfltween Maroiisaitd(JF_iiii1 p*ork*idally, loavlng Marctn an' Hmiiil Vmi- al i u. in, Loavm Oranil Furks lnr Midway, Hondayi, Wodnoiidayii anil I'riilny* al ! a. m, LoavoH Midway fin- Grand Korku and Harouii^rill_id&)-i4TliurwlnyaaiiiJ Balnriui)-«.;... m. MOD RTAOBH ltBASONAULE KATIIS MANLEY _• AVERILL, I'llOl'ltlCT'OliS III!.WD POURS, li. C ' ■ i«iri'-i____--_---_--__-_-_a__ MOKKIiON CLAIM. The Mi.i-.i.si.ii cluim in lleiulivm it iaiui|i, iiiriiiil l.y Mesmw. Monism., Ml'- Clin luck, (>livi'i',M('(.'iitiigiM)dStlil|>_uUi ha- In-.'., -i,lil In n Mi. 0, T. I"tiitit- of S'liikillii', mi iIn. l'oll(iiiio_ lei-ins, vi/,., 81,500 in rush null llu- I111I1.11.'.. Ui lie paid io 22it,t*n shares of a company ihul is io lie Incorporated nl once to expli.il lhe properly. This claim,which wastli-eiivered Insl fall, is n very uood lookiiiK |.roperly, lhe ore of which is of 1400.I tfi'iuie, and will he sought after as soon as .smelting |.1j.iiIs are ..siali- lish.'d in fhe districl, An soon .-is the new i-i.oipai.y is formed nnd shares pul upon ih.. market, 110 time will lie lost, il is loiilerslooil, iu putting men to work upon lhe properly. ►» . TRAIL SMELTER, A le-i has heen unidi' of Ihe Trail smelter, anil frum reports offered hy llie malinger liic tesl wns very snlis* I'u.-lorv. as everything Beemi'd lu woik well. Oul-iders, however, who hllve einne fiuiii Trail claim 1I...1 the second .'.Hiuiipl 1111.de res..Iled in n freeze up, A CARD. 1 To the Boundary Creek mid Kettle Kiver Miner., and Residents Generally! I'iieetino.-Wo Leg lo make the announcement that we have opened n general store nt the new town of Greenwood 011 Boundary creek, where we have on hand nnd daily arriving n j huge slock of general merchandise, I In soliciting n share of your patronage, we do so feeling confident that If you will entrust us with your favors, we sliull he equally and mutually benefitted; Many years' experience in other parts of the province has convinced us Hint Ihe public generally would much prefer to do liusiness upon a cash basis, providing the price of goods is consistent with thin system. Feeling conlldeut that such is the case, we beg to suy that we have adopted Ihis method of doing business, viz, either for cash or Irade, nn.l iu doing so we believe we nre neliog in the lies) interests of our riisloiners. An Inspection of our slock and an Imt It'll hard tu gel a ronllrinutiun of' «-»4uii-y «s lo prices will convince n|l Hint sueh is thecnsi in conclusion, we would sny that every importunity will bu embraced l.y us to foster nnd render assistance ill (lie developinenl of Ihe I'lchJ mining and agricultural resources of this held 111; New Westminster, Mr. Cunning*, seel ion. bum reported on bi'lmlf or thelinns*] Thanking you in anlicipation for your many favors, we remain respect- ! fullv yours, H. WOOD k CO. Greenwood, Boundary Creek,B. 0, (his report, .1, -- FRUIT GROWERS- ASSOCIATION. Before I he ritcentseisioi) of the British Coluinbln I'Vuil (.rowers' jissneinlion J. W. REED, p.a'.iii.111 I'ouiinillee lhe resull of nil interview just had wilh Mr. Lo.ilil,, ou 01. behalf of llieC. P. It. Mr. Cunningham i^ojl l.e iv>.s greatly pleased witli (he way in whicli lhey hud been met by Ihul. company, as il gave Ihem the prnspecl of a very successful season furl marketing their fruits. The terms WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER agreed to by il.e cdriipiiuy win.mfollows: Thorn would le a charge of $5 forsliuulingiil way points. The freight nil Onlaiio apples wns Sl.fllj to Malleoli and l.elhhiidge, Ijil.To to I'dinoti- S. A. SHATFORD ■1 1 iwi mil tm^k%uimii_iiwii-imm _D_k*3t Goods aixd MHHnery VERNON. The Only Store in the City that Has a Complete Line of Ladies' Goods. IN nj-F-^K f,OOn^ we liave an iuimenM awrtinent with all the Latest Trim- in L/RtOO WUU3 mings to match. IN Mil I 1NFRV wcarcsure wc ran pletwe vou, as we have a first clawi milliner, and -u i l.i_,iih l_ [\ 1 can gtroyoatbe latest in tnosogoodB at prices never before heard of OUR I) \R F S S VI A K F R 'ms lliwl lar&e experience at the business, and a perfect \s<u i\ L/j.*ij...j_jj ini\Liv tif fsguaraiitecdprovidinisyou send the correct measure Remember we carry everything that a lady requires, and can save you money If you send your orders to us. Send one to-day and he convinced. tkkms Cash With ORDER. Armstrong Sash and Door Factory. ALL KIND. OK DOORS, SASHES, MOULDINGS, HOUSE FURNISHINGS, ETC., ETC., Manufactured on the Premises and Kept in Stock, Write for Prices to N. MCLEOD, ARMSTRONG, B. C. VERNON LIVBBY, FEED AND SALE STABIES MIDWAY, B. C. Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty. All Wmi, ..((minted, (ill-iim loll and 91,45 lo Calgary. The freight (iu II, V. apples would he $1.12 lo nil Ihese points, There will he .nu dis-1TT7ANTBD.-Ainni, to'; every anoociiplodI crimination against tern.inni points, | VV .llsi.-l.-i ..( Manitoba, X. Vi, T. and , , , , ,.' ., HrttiBli Columbia, (0 rcnroseul our hardy Cans* A pass will be allowed lb a dbtriliut-1 d|_n {prawn nunen- -lu-k'nod new sot*.! pom* i.iL» iieeiil Veolihiteil curs will hi.'1'"'*. Mboral llliuoomonts to. yvliolo Qr part nn, ng. 111. veiiiunun (.us nni 01. t*lmlm(,n, Expoi'ieiiced sales willilml tins I provided, and ihe cotnmiifeo aro in- olforafjood one. Imploinonfcagents,termors, .... , ,, ; fnrniiin.-suns, i-Iii.|.ai. niukci'R nml ai-linnl li-iieh- vited to inspecl n car now al the „i*_,v 0 well to look Into this, Moiu|evoting Wesl minster voids, The rules ou but part time do woll ..Ith in, Slook ospoolaily * g-rown for tbo \V-estorii soetlon. Send postal to straight cars would lie $1.1.1. Toronto, Out., for nnrtlimlare. ,.4 stoxi: .nuWki.ungtun, ProiirleUw- of" Kimttilll aiKAe.. Urgosl in llie liiiiiiiiiiiin OvorTOOocre*. i Muii'l i,tll-.o.Turaiiti), Onl.i branches, Oiiloago ,,. , , , , r in , "I.,nnil Montreal, RQ, Dispatches lo London from lll.-uiiyre ^^>| say tliu. Sikhs, under British ..ITI.-ers, { gained two hrillianl victories over lhe slave raideis of llriiish (,'cntral Africa. Tll.e Arabs were totally routed, four- recn chiefs ciiptuied ..nil I he road inlo lhe interior Ihcrehy cleared, 1 A oo.ed ('I.icago expert, a Hr. Lang- hi.iuiner, hns been paying a visit I" the Okanagan, Wash,, mining c-inips, j a.1.1 aci-ording to his iinpiessi .f the Asscssillciit Act nnd Provincial '"'""tryfi iwliatli.-iiwii.lli-iiilii.j |,,.v„llll(. TlIX) llo(,k Cl.cek under e.van.in.ili'in, a great milling future is before Ihal section, which! only needs lhe transportation thnt is; soon to be furnished il, fo become a j VTOT.UK In hereby given that assessed and great shipper. Dr. Laiighiiniiiier ciiuie i * "provlnelol rev HORSES boarded by week or month, Box stalls if desired, HORSES broken lo harness, and hor. ses and cattle sold on commission. DEALER in hay and grain; wholesale and retail. ALL KINDS of heavy teaming attended J CORNER Missionand Tronson streets. G 0 0 Single drivers Double drivers D Saddle horses <--MMMI>X GENTLE. D Double drivers L Single drivers Saddle Horses S W. GARDNER, PROPRIETOR. TAX NOTICE.' DlvUIOh of Yalo District. 'provincial revenue taxis for 1800aro How illrecl lo exainiuc llie Wyandotte|du'°m"1 ™'m llt'*'"•"flM'''"""J™1"'atth° group of claims in the interest of New Ynrk owners, who were hesilnl.ing as, wh.'lher lo eoiitiuue development or llirow up lhe piopelty, The expert, -| MIDWAY Th.o Future I Railway, Mining and Agricultural Centre of the Kettle River Country. upon making n i-los.) .'xaniinuiioii, dis- ■ ciivrivd a vi'iy licli Inn* fis.snru Vein upon llie claim being.worked upon,, lliiil hail t'.snipL'd the ultflillitli of the' foreman in eliai'gi', nnd upon this a ; •vflO-fouiScJniU'l is to hi; run and Limn a I I'l'-i-'xaniimilion of Llie property uitule Ih'I'im*)1 the cxperl. gives liis .lecision to; Ilm owners. At piesenl he seems very favoraWy Impressed willi whal he snw, and no doubt he will have nol reason for u reverse of opinion, .Inli printing of every description done at, THE ADVANCE office. following lilies: If pair! tin or before ,'ffllli Juno:' Olio-half of ono per eenl. on real property, Two percent.ihi wild livml." Oil'•thin] of one per cent, on personal properly. One-half nf one per cent, on income, tf imld on or af tor 1st July i Two-thirds of one per cent on real property, Two and one-half per cent, on wild land, Oiie-Iiiilf of one por cent, on personal property. Tliree-fourtlia of one per cent, on income Provincial revenue lax, 8-MXi per capita, (J. A. K. LAMBLY, Asao-Sol1 and Collector flock (.reck piytslon of Vale DisLricl. Osoyoou, II. ('.. I3l.li January, 1800. :$fM$«»iiti!illi Lots on Easy Terms to Actual Residents. FOR PARTICULARS AI'PLY TO W. H.NRRIS oi,T„ R.C.ADAMS, Midway, B. C. Montreal, P. Q. jUlfUfiflf i st, it * f l m'Bmm m STOVES! STOVES I CHATHAM WAGONS AND TICKS! CHATHAM Bob-Sleighs, Essex Centre Plows, Oliver Chilled Plows, Cook Stoves, Parlor St ves, Box Stoves, Camp Stoves, Hardware of All Kinds, Window Shades, Iron pipe and fittings, pumps, paints and oils, varnishes, rifles, shot guns, powder, shot and shells, plated ware, enamelled ware, wooden ware, tinware, wash-tubs, washboards, spades, shovels and axes, crockery ware, lamp goods, glassware. All the above goods will be sold CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE W.J.ARMSTRONG ojt. -i.a. -Srio-h-e-Lle-B eft Renouf, la-fed. A6BICULTUBAL MACHINERY. SOLE AGENTS FOR Brantford ® Binders ® and § Mowers THE BEST IN THE MARKIIT. A Full Line of Waggons, Trucks, Ploughs, Harrows be., be. warehouse: at vernon. O. X1. Coatepton, JLg^___t. Penticton Livery, Feed and Sale Stales + + Good Single and Double Drivers, and Gentle Saddle Horses. PACK HORSES AND 6UI0ES H. E. WALKER, PROP. FURNISHED HUNTING PARTIES J.McNICOL Ha Ha Ha hi at w Just Received CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION —OK A— FOREIGN COMPANY. "Companies Acl,"Pari IV.andAmendlnr Acts OLD IRONSIDES MINING COMPANY (FOREIGN) VICTORIA HOTEL VERNON B. C. MURPHY & FAULKNER, Props. § ^ * * A Full Stock of i Hi Rubber Bunts I Ha Lumbermen's Overshoes $i Manitoba overshoes, |j(j Si Si Si 4.1 S.I 4.1 Hi Also a Xew Line ol' All Wool Blanket- Hi. Hi Hs. 4.1 4.1 4.1 McNICOL MIDWAY. B, C. Koglsloi'Cri tlio 27lh day ot Uooombor, 180.. I HKIIKIIV i'KUTII'V Uml I liiivr UiIb day 1 reglHlci'o-il l.lio "OWIroti-liIoH Mining: Coin- (Mil)•■■(r.in.'inni iiii'lci* ilu* "Companion' Acl," i'lirl Iv, "iN'k'Hiniiimiiif Korolgn Compftnlw," a in I Ann intiiiL' Ads, Tin* linul olllrc if Mir--niil ininpunj Is bIIu- iilcil .il I lie I'lli (if f-polmiie- III Iiii) Slulc of •iVllfllllllgtOll, I'. H. A. Tlirolijci'ln for wliieli tin romjiiiiiy In chIuIi- Itiliod nre t To fforld opomto, Way, .oil, loaso, locah', iii'inirr, pi'Oi'in-c, linlil, filitl ilt'iil ih niiiii'H, (liciulf-. uiui inlnonil clflln.8 of ovory kind nnd tlMorlpHoii wil liin the I .'nil ed HtatOfl of America ntnl tin* Prnvlncfiof HrlllHliCoInmbla, ChiiiuIii ; iiinii'i'V on mid ooniltiol n kciiltiiI mining, nmolllng. milling, nml roduollnti biiBl- nL'.-*.; Lo piirolnwOi ai'tjiiiro. hold, oroct, and operate o'octric llglil ami iwwer plaiibi for llie purpojQ of mining nnd treating ores, ami for tlto pwpUH-i of fuiulnlilng MkIiI^ mid rmttiiig pDwer fnr all purposes; in bond, buy, loaso. toi'iitc mid bold dileliOH, fliimns mid wnter rlgblr-; locoii-trui'l. Ioa«c, buy, sell, build,or opiTnin milronils. ferries, trannvny-*, or other tooans of truiwiwrtatlon for iransportliig ores, mining nod nlboriiiiilcrlal: to oivn bonil, buy. noil i IcitHo mitl loco to Limber and timber claims; ami, ilnnllr, iodoovorythlngeoiif<islcnt,proper, nnd eonvoniont and requisite for the carryir.g mil of thcbbjoolsftiid purpOMBaforesaid in the fulleal iitkI broadoRl souse within tbo territory nforcfliid. The cnpHat stock of tho Mfd Company hone mtlHon dollars, diiidcd into one million shares oi t he pur ralne of one dollar en oh. Given under my hsnd and bchI of office at Victoria. ProTlnco of lliiti^li Columbia, this 37th day nf iJeuemhcr, Idltf, R. Y. WOOTTON, 1? Rcgwirtr of Joint Stock! omtunlei, No Trouble or Expense Spared to Make Guests Comfortable. Strictly First-Class and Charges Moderate. Best Brands Liquers and Cigars. - - Good Stabling. GrEO- IX. SFROUIiEl, BLACKSMITH AND WHEELWRIGHT. HORSESHOEING AND GENERAL REPAIRING. Feed Stable Run in Connection With Hotel. Opposite Golden Gate Hotel, FAIRVIEW, B. C. GOLDEN GATE HOTEL (V. O. SHURSON, Prop. ••'AIHVIKW, B. C, GOOD ACCOMMODATION - - GOOD STABLING Stopping Place for Stages to Penticton and Oro, Wash. A, J. GtOXKrO SOVTR will leave Penticton 7 a. m. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, arriving at Fairview 1 pi m., and Oro, Washington, the same evening OOIKO VOKTR will leave Oro, Washington, 7 a. m., Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, reaching Fairview at 11 a, m., connecting with SS. Aberdeen and S. & O. and C. P. Railways. A. J. Sprole, Prop. : FLOUR :.: FEED : Hutchison & Davidson, Proprietors. Flour and all kind, of Feed alway* in .took. Rolled Oat., Oatmeat, and Cornmaal. Fresh Egg. and Butter. All kind, of Foreign and Domo.tic Fruit in SaaMn. A choice Una of Confeotionory, BImuIU, Tobaoco. A Cigar*. All kind, of Summer Drink*. Comer Barnard Avenue and Vance Street, VERNON, B. C. BOUNDARY HOTEL MIDWAY, KETTLE RIVER. First Class Acc(.uiiii.>il(it ion. Good Staliling, Terminun of SUg- Line from Maraus, Washinnton. McAULEY & LUNDY, Proprietors. The Kettle Hiver Stage Lane Running over the MAIL ROUTE Between BRAND FORK! and PENTICTCN Leaves Penticton on Thursdays at 6 a. m., arriving at Grand Folc* on Fridays, at 6 p. m. Leaves Grand Forks, on Tuesdays at 6 a. m., arriving at Penticton on Wednesdays at 6 p, m. FARES AND EXPRESS CHARGES REASONABLE. M.MILLER, - Prop., - Grand Forks, B. C HOTEL KALEMALKA - - - VERNON, B C. - - - W. J. MEAKIN PROPRIETOR THIS HUTKI. NIliEDS NO 8PKC11A1. BKCOMMKNDATION *_r l-'ii-Ht-claMH Ac-taomnuKlatton at tin* Hm-u,„„uh Junotlon["Housed- 1CSTA1W.I8HKD X8aa. MAINLAND NURSERY COMPANY "JUBII.KK I'ABl.;" - LADNER'S, - BRITISH - COLUMBIA Our Si'Ecialties—- Varieties Profitable in British Columbia; Trees Free from Pests. FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TRUES, PLANTS AND VINES. Send for Free Catalogue. | E. Hutcherson, Manager. RAM'S HORN HOTEL. LUMBY, B.C.. Kii-sU'lasH Accoiiimtxlation fur Ouests. Ouod Hunting and Fishing Stages to Vernon and Blue Springs.
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