w int ADVANCE h»L XIV. No. 10. MIDWAY. BRITISH COLUMBIA. MONDAY. JANUARY 7, 19 , McLEOD. tRRiCTB*. SoucrroR. Ett. Qkssswood. B. C. [NICHOLSON, —: NuTARY Pl*BUC. IL ESTATE, FINANCIAL AGENT axd .MINING BROKER. McKinncy, B.C. eiixrr. acmxw. Hallett & Shaw 3ARRISTESS, SOLICITORS, S«UrK> PaMk. , AiJitnwJ'HilirrT." Cooes : Bat..**! M. Neill.. Hart ing A Seal: I—lo*r_ |tESWOOD.B.f. SUTHERLAND, . . . MIDWAY. B.C. |**OTAHT FTBLIC. CCSTOMS BROKER. fOMIISSWS AGF.M. Customs entries patsei. Xiotnl Ac! I iri Laat Ael peter* traxrn af. Affi- j unuutn. Abrtraeu mad*. Comt»anie»U»a» kt mail er ulspbont I proolfHlj atuaasa to- Closing Out At Cost For Cash Dry Goods, Clothing Gents' Furnishings Heavy Mining Shoes "AS WE GOT THE GUNS Last Words of Gallant British Officer. .te ,*e ,*e »V .le ,i. tie \le .le »»/> *** *'*_J> _]e Brive Leader Whose Death Was .lourned by Hia Men-Graphic Talc of the Affair. A graphic iem ripti n uf the ensrjvce- cit-i i •■ Botbat -. in which < I ftallais was killed, is given by a i : n— prmd-r.t of Renter's Agency :— ■** .'nieiily mr vane n|».n a sin.i! I picket of the enemy lyiu_ faal asleep. Around them their hurs-s, firmly knee- after nil>Lin_ iheir eyes, found th-m selies 1'ii-iii-t-s. Th- imporUli - I !.- iptnre was not lost qp Uaytn liean. dr. with ihf tonnuand of ■Gal- lop f, hia little force inde straight for- Uli» Don -j i. ■ , chart* er incorporating th- Pad Be Cm) Cmu- pany. with a npttal nf ¥l.i"«i.im. Sir William Vj.n H roe, 1*. B An. sus, t'ha-. BL Bommt, K. li o- er, W. D. Matthews . : - • . i-r*. are ■Mined as .inr»ni*ers, and I lop coal properties in 'hi* legion (ireenw on and OS hike. Recent dev**lnpm*-i ' - section ■ x- ■ JlCf -if large areas ot DR. SIMMONS, DENTIST, Lekdeu. Block. Greenwoou. Ptiour »«. V. A Ji. M. KERBY, . A. >. Ua Soc. C. E. iKci-l Lasd Surveyor A*-l> Clt/tL ENGINEER ■ DUUvDW. .. ime anu -ix atem of lhe Suffolk M luted Infantry—all if them ben , ..:-n- -JtiiH'jin ru-li-.i forwatd and poured a withering fire nn ihe', enemy at doSB range, driving then) heltei skelter heck, and saving the WENT TO VICTORY AND DEATH *-'•'' B-*»,hrn *■!a,>"" *"dron,in' utii until th" arrival nf reinforoementa to ke^p the enemy al hay. The.iriv.l II •; Vi i. with ihe Tih M nr.tiil I - ':v ani the Bnrmahs, a a- im< w-1.-i.jii*. liriiiually Ihey iir. ve the B-*ers Im k until they get opp r.iie ihe Boer laager, snd were in a po«iti..n t enfilade ihem. Quickly a pun p tn which give promise of being equ t! t.i ■ - miimhwed, aad abe-U afu ■ vtbing in Bri'.:-h l . Sear *■• accurately placed along th- - ':■ - Kiim-a. - % _ the of the dam and the wall" held hy the south end of Okaaacan lake, ie * twain eiiemv. It was a tin - y mil -. ...y n,ile« in ester.f, where Mtmef. ■ - ierahly relieve.! our front -•::--• 1 showed ihe Ri^rs th-h'.;-!.-- •- I the I dlamonnl of wnrk done h.lle 1, were p.ac-fully grazing. In th-ir p**'tion. The iwo companies f up to date has t ...1 lhe pro- I _6mr_l th*y wete awauened, and. the Yeomanry a!*** p ishe.1 f. iw.rl " doelstCl be oi excellent quality. The our right, and soon ne held xi-r - - bettappean 0 est X ■ of i -iiiare, in Ibe middle of which oteoa, and :he SaiOIW—*e-o side ..f wa* th-B.e-r laager. „• Q, _. . ihaeettade ■-Gradually il be—ame j-oparent t.-'astudy of thi- -• ive painted the Boers that their podtkm waa nine, . :t that all ■ are favor- ward toward* the nut rise. What hi'i-lv untenable, and at last, at lfclH, able lor exta_dveanaa if coal to de- the white ilag was houned, and sill It is umlers o.sl iha tu-- new . m* Tbenaind lbe encircling force there ram ■ i«ny have acquired laree holdings in yalds of; out a cheer of triumph. But our men . 'his part ot the Boundary c amtty.and Dtb-y -1-. ii in it wa- soffiaeal Ngbi Use he.it; of any man. e„eii.i 5 laaaei l»v wirhin An xx ___^_i J. R. JACOBS, MANAGER. nr j Hote! Spokane, j J0CCXSiventh st- ■ tmw*r- xxscx^r l L. E. SALTER. PROPRIETOR. us. and l«er e ith us jjur.s, waggons and bars.—. all iontJiine.1 in a stna'l space of a few hundred yards square. Immediately despuhiug a n,--s-iii.! with the new*. M .jor Lean di-inoin t- ed his men. and fired volley ah-r vol would ntxt leave their cover. '1-ay ' that work will begin on a Ur*t- aeaia down ymir arn's and come nut," th-v a* *-<s>n tx* the ..'harier is arranged shout*-*., ud in> wed lately the walls I The fornnitiou of the new company, became l-l.tk with clambering Bo.rs. ;Ka.ked as it will h-^ by sonie of Can- wh > *il!.nly nalke.1 up lo our men. j«da\i most noted financiers, wffl mean A pin-.y- gave Mgus at life, for st - in aid to the mil ing and ;l. ,-t.0KAF?OS& CO., \'■ ■ ii 9l it'* t ■ i i i- tr nee. Mm a ■ , tat st. HH "-Jin. . M. ' ■ _f on - ..jij*>i. t-ali • lUaor. J««ieJ ami ft*n.m_i. A new 1 .' Evoythhg new and • >i - Onh tht a icea Wines, Liq rs *•. b Headquarters for Mining ami Commercial Men. FAIRVIEW - HOTEL !-y ,-:t . the thick of them. Tl.-n denly a Urge galeaaoed ironi rering midticg ih.! i*tu,s of the Boundary un ■ i. a panic »«. perhaps, theI *aa raised, and fcoM under h emerged j roontry. This is _ Boers bad never hefoie expenenciHl. a &>et. His rmnpauloni had been lowing to Uie fa I that j iirnd facili- Steyn ar.d De \V-t fled incontinently I wounded, and he had ibought d».re-. ties can 1« readily obtained by the in a t'ape .art. Th.-e hnigmn «h" Iwo lhe hetter part of ral prooMten conipany. had hors-s at hand leipeii on tbeirIrefrained from rndfiug. The real- ; It is the it.tetnion toet- I •.. k- and ga't'.ped away, leivi g tie day's a. rk wa.~-.-n gam ..... lo-pounder belonging ta tbe IKh Bal ..niy local smelling want*, hot | i"ry. tak-n at Sanna'a Past; threeI pe-e in the entire intei : markets.— K ■ ;'T.*i iu ii... >.n- piiiii-poin. one ^T Prov m. in quick-firer, thirteen ■ IgOBS containiog :nitii..use quantities ■:' g n and.-1 .11 armamunition. md ■ .'^- evervthing— guns, atuiuut.ition and • wag.-r.^. Only ttn'Ke whi raoM not iret th-ir hor-e- r-mained and fonghi with the courage of despairing nien. "The Bo-rs claml-tred into ' - ireal -i ''-■-. ...ri'iy, as well' -•. ji- vv 11 ihi* i-r ;■■■'•. - ■ : ol I .' k powder and dynamite, way: he ef}. T v also manned '•■• i • the Boer supplies. u-k* of two dams .nd occupied al "I.e Oa 1 .-s lay d-ad. mourned sin-1 whi-e h -•. cerriy by his men. Hi* dash had wo.i| "l"p 11 the present we only had in tti" viiltiry. and everyh.*dy f-lt lhiU it I ' men. which was all thai Lean hul OTtshiUev that be B_nnld n t h..'- wi!,. him. "Die lVn-rs num**ered fully lived to enjoy its fruit*. If anythin_|< -TubKT. MIDWAY. R C \Y. DAI.RYMI'LE Commercial and Mining men should put at the Fairview Hotel when in camp. up Alaska Uold Quartz. r.ui'viKW. , Ispalrlaa* B.C Hjirvtthoeir.t loci am hjtel MOtTH OK KOX-K 111KKK GOOD ACCOMMODATION. EVEBYTHiHG EXCELLENT Qzo J. SKezKan - - - JVccricicr Jack Shan. The Bodie tunnel his been driven .74 fi—l and a contract has been '.■ I I i ■!• ive it unjii j!k 1-d^e is encoontetedi ■ - I -.:•!-'. thick wiil been! Ti.- I j-' -■' -- its made j from Ihe ore in the '-•' :: of the Y K--.U Ai-coiuinn.Tioir roa GcrsT*. ****************************i**9*ii****.*iS$S3i***S , ^H__i |» Midway Meat Market * K. 4. MAnHES, Proprietor. GOOD STABLING tf fjinnerins—km tlOth Ri•<■_*» JAS. H. BUSH, GENERAL BLACKSMITH HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY. All kin* «f work executed te the Mtisfaetiee ef customer*. ■ i i m A I >■* j j —1 | ■■ ■■ : = = ~~ t=r » S • . Retm'ifrcratojr on *b—to 7?u__Tai i m&rn - - *Z J Thervf.ne Jf eats .. •' ysfi - ■■ -- -t I .- Ij _| 3 J fur dinner I « I TELEPHONE 311- P. 0- B3X 25. k %*9999*90999Z99*9e99ti&*^*e9999999999-ir.iZ(*ei*ir At this establishment enstoeaers can get choicest cuts of BEEF. MUTTON. POk'Kand VEAL. WINTER'S jpp ICH ***00****0OO*00***************>**********e*i-: ******** ***o*ooo********»**************************** ******** Progress on Toroda Creek. Alex. A. D--V .-. :: u ---J - ' :- losavai-oiit s..iu- of lhe uliiie. no Toroda creek in the vicinity of Ibe • wo of Bodie : "The Eik company has cut thr _•.! 'hree feet of led]Ci and has not yet w..y uou. .in ie-.-.:,.,,,,:■ r,-,, .».., ,u.p< .-.-,-, -- _—_ ». —j > , -TOSsfd the vein. The ore is of hiph ■_..!■.,-.,--. | Z.-'.s'.' .-.:- .,! ; ;. ,.-,,..,i-ii- •. ipr*l—_. fat tht has .." crj.de and carries its value in gpld Iwifb vigor by .mr iu**o. In the centre sm-ha gallHOt stin. it i- ihe Nst wort- The ledfe i* i-i.-..,. . :; to tm men nf the Oxlurd Light Ij.{..t.try it- nt'ered feelir to his *t-.ff eft.-i. 10 feet wide. It is considered one of mounted irfantryl held a U'rml m** Major Hickie. if I d.e. :-ll my m-xhei tho_wst proouanji properties i: !.-iii!!ii- ,nl Ronshrarins;ihefiring ihat I .tied happy, as we got ihrjd_t>iet. ThnonrnenaA tbe V.i i. a id "ped f.-rward to see how ihink*- jcu.s.'' |hroiher-j James S. Hctrinfttoo ai«l .arereKning- They reached the farm- leavine theii horses __M -X-. entered lhe bviiidin-;. when a Keremr.i* to a n.-.v.y discovered | c.-ai vi-w of the position rouid I* | •*'>M 1 '■-'■ '■• '• *'- "- '-•*' JWnu, th ohtaini- L- liillais perceived thut j Alista lltv t-d-M::i-r -.y-: ■hont&OBases, who bad Bed al :he "Begarding ih- pr-neny in - j't-t \oll-y. hii f'rme.1 up and w.rv B ox : ... , md Ae immediate miniwrl rfcfawrnand lothoorflaiafs. Kstriet on which tbe f.run? gretu j shaft showed a ealoe fjffl It • i -*LeOalU_Uv*reu|wo ordered Major jinterestiSf onrcitydeoeods, we hate Th- - - * • ■ ' ilickie. 1. *'-t ffotti i-. to ii.vj it a •■ '"' * s«*"irce in which ahsutate .-- md wn have not seen the fonttrail. xUrhtt. gt ; Mi- rWelsh, Hancemaybs had, » stalennm t -The JleD. trhowas in rhanrr of the baggage gardii-g the mineral value *-.■ ,.iiiv ■ -j :- tu • The y.,,. , irt. to pad his l.»(?ea>*e l-elweeo[•">*■ nrt**n' **f thenweeTtendingl -. very pnuir-i-i: one. two kopjes and send every man avail* Mieeprieek, throogh QM tte s i ''The Oxford it again alwork. The t.i- to the left flunk. This order »as;->*"»'m l*ek ■ I ' : : • i is heing \ ' I Th- • mp'ly i.'ey-d. M-joi Mi. k'o r <1e tha tn_e is from 40D to MM feel ji r-ppiiur- of the Oxford hai ukto the f.iniihiuseaiid wisitree'el tnkk ess and ahootl - •„ n some tine or*, in 1 ih- - ait* In-a hail of Inllets. five of whJL-h hit !ent- The elm.u-:.; - rood thai will prove to tr •■ tis home and kiHed B. He, how- * -■ - - _wpeeaej»vritbqn-rti the leads i:. the r is luckily unhmu and immediately which feathers in ar : —♦ — thrnogfa the enfire in.-- of - _ Sale of the Van AnJa. in seller-*!. p.r..l.e; to ih-- forma ioi Tlie si- of the entire vViterest an This slat.- form ui,-, easts T..r.,.^ t. i:..\ ,f th,- Vas Anda iuj -•-•* I x; r ■ • ■.: ■- ,. , ,.,v ,..vi Uvn uthe ttoorwi'h hh jaw and a pinion -course of tho* formation from Sheep completed | . p«r rant, cf i ..is throat shot away. ***« s - ■' '" "akb j■-. h M d- "Fortiv- b nn these g.llait men. tfee* "est. .ruing Oar fiot.t, held tnetr g» n*d "The values are nearly er, ,Minst an nv,.r„he'n,ii.c fire.* Man '','rl"1 "' '"'' «n«*ii: howevnr, I f'.erman was M*ot-ktlle.lorwnun.i..i ■ '' »a ntei-pewedins_«« team* •jt ti.e. ;h—continued tiring cairn I ■ hrooghoui the slate that lbe entire; '.ere.1 the hou*e. It « •- . -: -j-ht that idet his eye-. The gaihmt ti...I.i- lay mortally wounded. . —. j- so .'h r' -inn. wa- s're' i -.'; CITY BAKERYj Wm. St. Quintin, Prop. Fall is witii-n- aad Winter with its cold . - n ;'.-: i*i..*in ami kasiv ling. So take time bv the forelock ai •'iare*d. BREAD, PASTRY, CAKES, ETC. \\-,. |j-TC iinpv.rtevl the litest styles in Ladies' Jackets Kreej-thin** Kir»i-olj.«<. . .,-J W'rflpS ; = ; ;- ■- SUlt everybody", pu-aB_*n-a«, a__-.-wo.ar S*1ICS we wj|i order trom our samples direct from tbe m in i tor>" at almost cost price-. A bu-gt ind selecti • Falf and Winter Dress ARMSTRONG" HOTEL. :.-catering; to i ut then- "If. lien, wi'h bulldog tena-ity. \ asass has a milling valne, as hi- been deiii.ili-U tied i.y tt- , ra ne of ih - -ia'.- dllu be w.ik.'.l at ui actual profil is f i th- r pro.en I.y the actual ,-,.-: ill); and DiUling on .-I-l.tid. I Recent 'e-t* ..f ore dwnpa and lullkeil V du -" - i ■- I I n Kim- .t-h syndicate, headed I.y John 1. i -. \ M. P. of the Brit- B ;-■ if t'uni- ■i. ns. who hi- i iii.'- kit—rests it: Koot* The d-al i* the 1,-in:- -' • -•. ihe basis of a'ion heini: half an - A! the bondholder-will >e '.ukI. . small dividend given t.> - T«o Irondrt - ' H. KICVES, Prop. C.t.xd Accoiunioii.iUon. Bes. Liipiors ui.l Cigars. First-<'laM Statdins. ARMSTRONG B.C. Wi9994 *9* *************** 9 * * 111 R. WGELWQN ♦ tJt - * Prautieal Watch Maker. ! idi'PKH j-r GREENWOOD B.C. Oood Tool*. Plenty Material. ta_ jo years eiperttnce <■■ 4° w-rk correctl>. . . • k********* i Goods has arrived,"comprising suiting in Si If ( lore, Plaids, and the latest in Checks, Blisters and Crepons, beautiful pat terns. P_l! iss rtmenl of Ladies', Misseo' and Children's Heavy NH'ool L'ndenvear. Nnw is the time to buy vouf Furs before the penetrating cold of winter i il s> -.' We have Wombat and Coone* ,,,.,.., :. Caps, '- md _fiits. We also are agents I - ffl ,,,--.. rg sl tan ifacturers of Fur Goods in Canada, and y^canor ^ • Fur Jack ts, Cloaks, Caperines. Collars. Mut1\,. Gloves ■ thing in the lur line through us, and besure togel qualitj -ordered. Full assortmeni I Men's Winter L'ndenvear on hand. v Shoes. Groceries, Hardware and Miners' Supplies. 4 HAIN & CO., General Merchants POSTOFFICE STORE, MIDWAV. I] inii i> 'l ly, "The niuiiHi'd ntt-n in pevttml ;'»'i u* * ■■ :. ■» «■!' their cnttundrs ILgbliQc .i ■■■} tnmled up thn f■ *1 • * ;!•-•«■ to (ht-ui. It m*nt-f-i i-onrajje of a uo older... hold the posiuon. No. >"tr <*ti.l in ■! .._ on a large -.-<!- ■". ,i„|Uls w,j, at once ^ gptn% jn ^ , .,,.„. -j,. n -.- titiritwi ht-t.-i' ■■ ''";- '" •--•"••• vetopment, tlOOiODO - ,- f.u-a :..u yat sbo.tr,. _•• l.ut Mm «n*re K-,'*"t '•*• * or" ^""^ »nd tramway from C - - to the But „„,,l"nki-,lM:,-oit!J,. -,ne-hoistingjrtwte Si, „„M „,„ pwvs c....jlus,vel> ihat profil ,-an l*| hui)drM- |hwmnd dolUrs h.Te ^ weld, md never tiinihed. As one of m- iii-i. sai.l Jift-rivnnis *\Ve could -■ -e iheir guns, and »e w.-u't c-'ins lo .o-e them,' Aid > ■ •!.- Bghl went on l . tront—I he courts- uf despaii side, and on ihe other that dnicged, ^^^I^^B forn. . par htaiited from the entire slat- straU.": fptM on .•M.|m,pel..y to a,,,. The gold output ol the British Au»-| H w Tr,M, f„,R1.rlv pril owner, will retire it-.m ' in ent on Pebruaijr 1st, wj_re he will Indian possessions :•.: mouths of the present the vear eiw-lit 1^^B°"up iADkm!.«w:;le_r.for^^H . !d.-_ , "Jii.ue w iiit-h has Imiiuht u- .,.t of so many a difli ulty. On the i ft flank toinga were othet' wise. Here t) B ers iveiv itl _ e.,t«-r ir.un era. . d -eeiwd d-teiiiiin-sl tm do Iheir i. iy utmost to-.ve tn.- 15.1ns. A tun ul 0 Batters nai posted to shell the ■ nun ing Boers. . And now look plac- one of lhe tin 1 t deeds of d. nine of a day full of gat- ant action. The Boers rrept iij> tn- .*. nils the 151111. .ind 1 IliiJy got |o iijthio tifty puds, The rights bad een tbet away, and every man of the "tachtn. tit wa-eiih-r'killed or w nd- 1. imt ihny served the gnn to the la-t aggregate ^n_H fodl^^^ having a value of aim.it t3S.00.ltl Por the same period the gold ooipnt nf India is reported il 32SJ3I British tooana. lti.ttCi ounces; Rho- I ii,. SJ - • Boncea. Of lbe T -. uulpul no rviwut- have been since last _arch. Fo- the ihns- Bond on plnreace Claim. R. H. Hewif h ,- ie i- i in 1 bonded the PtotMce mil The 5 for 13 ni ' - '-A- - - will woek ill. - iy the ownerj a royalty of 10 per cent bf the - 1 if he decides lo take the 'The Bints imagined that it was in. Nome, .si.a**..**.1! ii. months ended MardhSLn ilie nutpot is: returns, i I at only *«1.001 n -- y *HP|t» ftir it. 1, ... t_i__mn nwners of Ihe propeilv are M. I! a v 1 ue 'I a ,. it J>ii11 . "' ,- , ... ,, i,, , , . , _, ret j.-v ut 1 v\ ii. .1 San Flwnc-ro, li-.eii.T Z, -A Ut«nd Forks. R C. The . ■ . rl - careful approximatioii of the ;■ north fnrk of I :i\,-r, yield ut ir id from the Klnnd-ke ui.l abrml twelve milesfi-nm Oi md I AJa-ki. in haii-c Nome, ftir the r-- Itsorn i> Ridd*cofnar, md there is ent year, has l*e»n completed by the two feel drIt thai S -vikl *n nveraee s , Su.- tun,' Company, —ting in upwards of |50 ;vr ton. Mr. Ht loijiin t :, with lhe -;_.-'i i.n of the will at obce start lod Sjui Franc—c*n mint. The .1 -■ d u'stina systeniatic DBannrr. H*. i- the ^■IZiAZA-Zitti. divided u -iiperiu. • .1.'.it ! ,h- Chico, ind has Klondike. S^l.•>'.>.;_' IT j fully demonstrated hi- ability 14 a 1 uniit' manager, iiii-) nu* riMVLtt JOHN WITHKLL PrOPRJTTOrI C. M.OUOrSK :. Manaukh Published weekly nt Midway, B. Or Subscription Price, $2.<H? per milium, payable In fi'lvant-i', citl.er yearly or half-yearly at the opUon of tha Kub.-vril»er. .-Sdvcrtisintf llaies i-etit on application. fc MONDAY. JANUARY 7. IflUl. Of course Gen. Kitchener can capture the ubiquitous Boer general, hut the puhlic would like to know why he doesn't Dewet. That the monopolist and capitalist do not always get the best of the poor downtrodden working man was illustrated on an American railway lust week. A coal trtiiti ran into « farmer's wagon loaded with logs and wus completely wrecked, one man being killed and-another injured. The farmer escaped unhurt. Is the millennium id hand . According to figures compiled hy the Phoenix Pioneer, 103.723 tons of ore were shipped from Boundary mines during ium, of which 01,918 tons came from properties at or in the vicinity of Phoenix. If anyone lost faith in the Boundary country when for a shoit time tbe period of reaction was most fell, a glance at these figures should reassure them. For the year 19U0 assayer Fred A. Wing, of the United States assay office at Seattle, said that the receipts al the office have heen 4,618 Ions of gold and silver. The total quantity of gold for the year was 1,345,122.41 troy ounces with an assayed value of $22,038,755 12, and it represented the individual deposits of 7,106 persons. Over $18,000, ■ 000 came from the Klondike and thc remainder from other parts of Alaska, Briiish I..iliimhia, Washington and Other Miies. Nome's output was$3, 723,272.11, which is considered gond, taking into account the lack of water there nnd the almost endless litigation. With au active rifle cluh in existence ard a gymnasium equipped so as to afford the hest muscular training, residents of Midway can calmly await, the time when, made confident, by rapidly increasing numbers, the Mongolians may rise and al tempt to annex our fair Province to the Celestial Empire, It is also among the possibilities. much to he regretted, lhat unless some members of Imth political parties refrain from making use of the race cry to foster ill-feeling between those of our countrymen who spring from different parent stocks, such training may be of set-vice in years to come. May such a day never dnwn I An Ottawa boy named Malloy went to South Africa us a private in one of the contingents sent from Canada to help lhe mo'hei country. He bus re tinned to Ottawa blind. The people of that city are talking of schemes for his benefit. The people of Ottawa are wrong. Private Malloy should not be a charge on anyone. The treasury of Canada should take charge of ull such men. He risked his life tor his conn try. His country is not risking anything iu providing him with u pension as long as he lives. The Tribune calls on W, A. Galliher, the member-elect for Yale-Cirilmo, to see that Private Malloy of Ottawa is voted a yearly pension of $500. That is lhe way to take care of blind volunteer soldiers, and the only way.—Nelson Tribune. MINING NOTES. The Carmi has closed down for a few days until a large hoiler, recently or ikied, is installed. Last week the (X P. R. began the work of putting in a sidetrack on the1 north fork uf Kettle river, to secure shipments from the Humming Bird and other mines in tbat vicinity. The annual uieeting of Ihe Highland Queen Mining and Milling company, limited, will he held at the company's otfk'e, Midway, on Friday, 18th insl. Oliiceis for tbe coming year will be elected and other important business transacted. Messrs, Norris and Beckwith will start work on the Lygia shuitly. This claim, which lies uext to the Bruce, shows a vein of rich copper ore, and it is lhe intention of the owners to sink a shafl upon it. On New Year's day an excellent strike was made on tbe Blue Bell, lu Summit Camp, of which John Dorsey is manager. The find was made iu i he bottom of the shafl, now over 25 feet in deplh, and consists of from four to six feel of as line ore as has ever been found in Summit camp, The Blue Bell adjoins the Mouulain View on the north. At the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Mountain View Copper company, limited, held at Eholl on December 27, the old boatd of directors were reelected and the following officers appointed for the ensuing year: Pat Welch, president; li. A. Rendell, vice-president ; John M. Si rutfuid, managing director ; J. 11. Mackintosh, secretary-treasurer. Wilb the prospect of a large output from the Crawford Bay sec;ion ibis coining season iu view, a proposition is ou foot at Nelson to bund a smeller uu ibe bay early iu tbe spring. If tbis proposition is caihed oui il wiil iai engineered aud backed by a combination of mine owners. There is a magnificent smeller site ai Crawford bay, aud there is excellent power and other es sentials available. The long crosscut tunnel in the Bodie,Turoda creek, bas ai last reached lhe ledge. The ledge matter appears lu l.e ut a very higb grade in places, free gold being visible. Theore body is a wide one, and wus struck 42 Meet in. This news will be extremely gratifying to property owners in Hint neighborhood, many uf whom are waiting till a definite report, of its succe-s had been received from the Bodie before doing development on then own claims. An important strike has been made on the Alabama grnitiiiu the Curlew district. The abaft heing sunk lias struck a ledge, iu which ii was iu three feel without reaching ihe other wall. Assays from un upper level gave from 21 to 27 per cent cooper. The new Uud had nol been assayed at the time the news was sent, but it was stated hy Superintendent Tom Donan that the ore just found was heller than any thing that bad been found ubove. Eight men have been put to work and the ore will be sucked, us ii is taken out, for shipment lo the Granby sunl- ler by wagon. The principal stockholders of the company are Spokane business men. Elsewhere in Ihis issue will he found the notices of ptivate bills to incorporate companies for the put post- of budding ruilrnadsfrom different point* into the Boundary country, and to acquire all lhe privileges available for such an object. Schemes tn provide railway communication with this part of lhe Province, which has proved its right lo such hy lhe great wealth stored away by Mother Nature to reward lhe fortunate finders, are numerous at present, and it will hei strange indeed if one or more of lb do not reach fruition in lhe! near future. Those who ure familiar j with the resources of the districts lying ulong the routes of these proposed liiiii o.iils feel-I but nature has, in dealing with them, been very lavish ii.d. eil, anil that only the intelligence and skill of man is ••.anted to make them foremost among lhe wealth producers of the wmid. Many mining cauipsin the southern part of our Province have not received tbe attention from either capitalists or legislators that they /leserve, and tbe construction of one or more railway lines und the increased facilities which only railway connection can supply, will be steps in the right direction. The proposed line from Midway to Vernon would provide shipping facilities for a Urge area of country, tbe mineral wealth of which is just becoming known, and which at present is only accessible hy means of pack horses. It is significant that all these routes are planned so ns to touch Midway, and residents of this town have every reason to feel assured thai in the near future competing lines will be running here and assist in building our town to Ihal commercial standpoint it is by its location suited for. NOTICE is hereby given that application will he made to tho Lrgi-lativc Assembly uf the Province ol Ilritish Columbia at the nexi sesuionfor an aet to incorpoiaie a 1'imipnny witli jHiwer, to construct, equip, maintain, ami operate a single or .Inutile line of railway uf standard or narrow gunge for the put-ponc of cinveyins pas—ngcrs and freight, from a point on llurmrd Inlet at or near tlie Cii v of Van* couver thence via the City of New Wsstralnst* er in an easterly direction along the South Sldo of the valley of the (Truer Hii cr lo some point on the said Fraser Kiver between the junction of lhe Chilliwack Kiver wilh the snid Vrascr and the town of Yale,! hence In un cusi erly diiecliou alotiglhe valleys of tbe Chilli- wack, Coquehalla. Tiilamce ii, ami SLiiiilkainecii Rivers or some of Ilicln or thc tributaries th.-ri - of or Mime of t belli by I he most feasible route loa point between Penticton ami the-Inirt'- national Boundary on thc watercourse con- Heeling Okanagnn and Osoyoos Lukes, thence by the mo.t feasible route to a point on the Kettle lllver at or near Rock Creek thonce by the nin-t feasible route lu a point ut or lu-ai' Midway, thence by Ihe most feasible route to a point al or near the City of Grand Fork* ; with power to construct, equip, maintain mul operate, from any point on tne sniil railway, branches and extensions of the same of mil mure than HO miles in length, aud roads, bridges, ways, ferries, wl,ui ves, docks, ami coal bunk- e:s. with power to build, own. equip, operate. and maintain steam and other vessels ivul boats, telegraphs, teleiihonvs, and tramways, aerial or otherwise, and to carry on n general express business either a. separate uiulci'luk- ings or in connect ion with tho said railway nn.l the said branches and extensions; witli power to generate electricity for tbe fiipply of light. heat anil power and dispose of anil deal witli thc fame al a profit iu any of the illsirnl- or localities through which the said railway. branches nnd cxten.-lons pass ; with power to expropriate lands, for any of Ihe purposes of tlm Company and to acquiro lands, bonuses, privileges, or oilier aids from any govcrninciil. municipality or other par—nt or bodies oorpor- ale ; wilh power to construct, equip, acquire, lease, maintain, and operate stnoltors, reduction, refining, concentrating, or other works lor handling nlid treatment of ores ; wilh power to acquire and operate coal lands and dispose uf the proceeds thereof, with power lo acquire, construct nnd operate hotels ; wilh (lower to make traffic or other arrangi-menls or amalgamate or connect with any railway, steamboat. or other coinpanj. or lease, purchase or otherwise pequire. the assets uf any sueli Company : and wilh power to builil wagon roads to lie used in the construction of said railway ami its extension and branches and in advance of thc same and to levy and collect tolls from all parties using and all freight passing over any such roads, or any such aforesaid docks. wharves, raPwave, ferries, or vessels owned ur operated by the Company whether built la- fore or after the passage of the Act hereby applied for and with all other usual, aeoamary or incidental rights, powers or privileges as may be necessary or incidental or conducive lo ihe attainment of the above ob'ects or of any uf them. HUNTER It OLIVER, 81 Solicitors fur Applicant. : DENTIST. NADEN..FLOOD BLOCK - GREENWOOD. NOTICE OF PRIVATE BILL. "I sometimes think I'd like to live nn the planet Uranus." "Why so?" "Well, a fellow can claim he can see four moons up there wit hunt being considered too convivial."— Crow's Nest Coal Company. St, Pail, Minn., .Ian. 3.—It is re potted here that J. J. Uill yesterday closed negotiations for the purchase of the (.'row's Nesl Pass coal pioperty, Messrs. Cox, Pellat, Rogers and Buss, t he ow ners, were in conference wit h the Ureal Northern president, aud one of these said lasl nighi that they were considering a proposition from Mr. Uill. The gentlemen referred to are prominent Toronto capitalists. Mr. Cox is pres'denl of tbe Imperial Bunk of Ciiii.nl i and also of the Crow's Nesl Pass Coal company. Mr. Pellatt is a director of the company and one of the wealthiest men ii* Toronto. Mr. Rogers is generally known as the "roal king of C inada," The piopcrties of the Crow's Nest Pass Coal Company comprise 270,000 acres. Much development work bas lieen done on lhe properties, and 1,000 tons of coal aie being mined daily. At present ihe stock of tbe company is estimated to lie worth $5,000,000, Slock wilb a par value of $25 has recently sold as high a 80S per share. It was quoted about Ihal figure yesterday at Ton in to. Indications are thai tbe construction of the railroad to Ihe property will be rushed. Already the Great Northern has had surveying parties in the Held spying oui a mute, and it is said that 'lie wilh a feasible grade has been discovered. Tbe cutoff from Gieal Fulls not only shortens the distance from the Crow's Nest coke kilns to the Great Falls smelter, but. also opens np a country rich in timber resources. This cutoff, il is thought, will tap Ihe main line near Blackfoot. From ihence a line will run nmtlieily to the 10,0110 acre tract, and thence on ten miles further to the ('row's Nest prop- pert y, and will prohal ly make connection wilh the Canadian Pacific. This will be the third connection lietween Ihe roads. Tlie other connections are made wilh Ihe Spokane Kails it North* ern and Kootenay Valley roads. 'min**»-H**i NOTICE Is hereby given that application will be made to the Legislative Assembly of the Province of British Columbia at its next Session, for a Private Bill to incorporate a company to build, equip, maintain and operatu a line or lines of railway of standard guage witb any kind of motive power from a point at or near the town of Midway to a point at or near the mouth of Rock Creek, thence in a northeasterly direction to the West Fork of Kettle River, thence following the West Fork of said river to ils head, thence by tbe most convenient route via Okanagan Mission Valley to Vernon, with power to construct, operate and maintain branch lines to anv point within twenty miles of the main line of railway, and with power to construct, operate anil maintain all nocea—17 bridges, roads, ways and ferries, and tu construct, acquire, own and maintain wharves and ducks in connection therewith, and to construct, own, acquire, equip and maintain steam aud other vessels and boat, and operate the same on any navigable waters, and to cms: ruil, operate anil maintain telegraph and telephone lines along tbe routes of said nulway-and ils branches or in connection therewith, and to transmit messages for commercial purtsi-c*. t-» generate eleetricity and supply light, heat and power, and to erect, construct, build and m.tii tain the neewwary buildings and works. _p<l wiih furna- xa „irs water ItUR 'IMP So SpnllumchcentirShoswap Itiver near Luiuby and on the Wesl Fork of Kel'lc Riverniar Ball crack, to generate any kind of oowcr for the purpuwM aforesaid ur in connection I ber. - with for reward, and to acquire and receive from any government, corporation or persons grants of laud, money, bonuses, privilege* or other assistance in aid of thc consiru -lion of the company's undertaking, and to connect with and enter iuto traffic or other arrangements with railway, steamboat ur other com * panics; and for all rights, powers an,) privileges necessary in or incidental to the premises and for other purposes. Paled at Vancouver, B. C, this 22nd day of December, WOO. WILSON fc SENKLER, 91 Solicitors for the Applicants. CANADIAN PACIFIC and Soo Line Still continue to opcrato First-Class Sleepers On all trains from Revelstoke & Kootenay Landing Also Tonrlat Cam passing Dunmorc Junction daily tor St, Paul 1 Saturdays fur Montreal and Huston : Mondays and Thursdays tor Toronto. Same cars pass Revelstoke one day earlier. ^^ Xo trouble lo quoto rates anil give you n pointer rrganllng the Eastern trip you run- templets taking. Fall and Winter Schedule now effective. Fur li'ue tables, rates and full Information call on or address A. V. MetTM.Y, Agent. Mlilwny, ur E. J. I OYLK, A. O. P. A.. Vancouver, II. C. r R0WEITS - H0TE ^s ******** *********** **************** ********' ■eTeut— fi*.., Midway, One Block West of Customs Office. @ This is a first-class building, being hard @ $g gj a ® finished throughout The dining room ^ &) a §§ $} is run under the personal supervision § § | 3_ _} of Mrs. Crowell, and is supplied with <gj #• _} ^ ® ,'K' ')est °" l'le mar-*-et- Choice stock :-tt .... 3_ ® §_ °f Wines, Liquors and Cigars at the *_} ® _} 3_ ,5nr- ^'ar.>e Stable 'n connection. ,;;.. The Patronage of the Public is Solicited and Satisfaction Guaranteed. jP '$ _)9999-)9 9999999999999 Try a Bottle of I SYRUP OF WHITE PINF I and I TAR COMPOUND I For that Cough of yours. A___j__A__iAAAA£C££fi££Cfi__Ad ^99999 9 ~w •M 9 *wwwtm We ^ mmmwmmmwj* I Christmas Numbers of I THE TORONTO 6L0SE Lara now on hand. i**)*******99999999999*ii i i ■ S. A. CROWELL, PROPRIETOR. Ij. a. Unsworth, Druggist, § flidway. 1 % _rr-£-*_■*-,■*_'■•__ tt___t___Ci_< C. F. COSTERTON V MINIM B.C NOTICE. NOTICK is hereby (riven thnt "The Columbia and Western Itailway Company." will apply to the I.cginlalivc Assfitiiljlv of the Prov* ince of HritWi Colombia, at iu next Rciwinn for an act to amend paction aixieen of the "Columbia and Weatcm luilwav cninpnnv Act. l_W>" (Statute* of British Columbia. 1898. chap. Ml by extending the lime mentioned in the said section for the completion of Ihe tilth ami sixth •ccliniis of the railway authorized lo be built by said Act. Dated nt Victoria B. C. December 18th.1900. UOBKKTSON- S: ROBKHTSON. 81 Solicitors for applicants. NOTARY PUBLIC. L*b XPtaaemm^. The Hoyai, Insuranck Cot. Tub London and Lancashibk Firk Insurance (Joy. The Insurance Coy. of North America. The I^inijon and Canadian Fire Insurance Coy. The Sun Like Assurance Coy or Canada. The Dominion Building and Loan Association. Appraiser for thb Canada Permanent Loan and Savings Coy W YEARS' EXPERIENCE Demons ComtMHTS Ac Anyone Minim a rtMeh and ternHptt— mar qntcklr oeertain oar opinion ttm whether an Invention It probably patentable, Coromnnle*. Mom Atrictly confident—. Handbook on Patent* ■ent free. (iHest acency for teennnf patents. PaKnU taken tEronah Munn A Co. receive tttttol nolle-, without chara*. la tha Sctortific JUneiKan. A haa—omeir tllaetrated weakly. Urnst escalation ol any sctanttfle Journal. Tama, It a years lour mo—ha,|L BcMbrail newsdealers. S10 REWARD. THE above reward will be given to any person KivinK Information that will lead lo thc recovery of a flea-bitten irray marc, nol branded, swelling on right hind leg in fetlock joint, which strayed or wns stolen from A. K. Ilorridge's range, near Midway, on or about Nov. Jtnd. Slf A. K. HOHHIDOE, Midway, II. C. NOTICE. NOTICE I* hereby given that application wil) Im: made lo thu I**tf*lat.ve AjPQtnbly Of ihe PrOTitMB ol Brit Mi ColuniMaat il* next BfgKion for ii I'rivatu Uill lo incorporate a Com i-anv l-i build, equip, maintain and operate n line or linen of railwav .;f-.lamiar-l k»u^- from a point ut ornrjirthejuiictimi ofUwCoia Water and Nicola Kiver*, thonce following the Cold Wa'tT river up -treain ubout 22 miles, thence running easterly tliro'nth a natural pi--*- fnun the (Juldwater Kiver to lhe ilivido to the Wot\ Kurk of the Otter River, thence down lhe Wc.i K'irk of the Oiler Itiver to theinninriver, bhonafl following lhe Oiter Kivtr to Itrtjono* tion with the Tullanieeii Hiver to Otter Flat, tin ine following the Tullame-cn Itiver down Stream to itn junction with the Himilkameeii Kiver al or near Princeton, or a* an alternative route from the saiil junction of the ('old Water* and N'icola lii. cr* following llio valley of the N'lcola Kiver to Nicola l^ikc. Ihence along Ihe South xhore of the raid Mr-ilu Like to t,.iiil ehena Creek, IhetiCJ following the valley of Quilcheiia Creek to the divide ofC. .". umvevard Creek. Ihence down the valley of Olio Mile or Omveyanl Creek to I'HnceUHiat thejunelionof IheTullAinct naiid BimlUtatneon Rivera afore*aid, thunce from Princeton following down ihf \ alley of thei*aH Siniilkameen Hiver to a point West of Omjjo is lake, thenee I in an Kast erly direction (o Ihu Osoyoos Kiver, 'cpHwliig the said rivcr ahove (Koyoos Ia\hi or | at other convenient points, thence in >m Kasf- [erly direction to tho divide of (lock Creek. ! thence down one of the tributaries of thc Kettle Kiver io tbe villey of the Kettle Hiver.! heme , following thc Kcttle Hiver down stream to the ; Town orMidway, theme from tho wild Town of Midway along the \alley of ihe Houndarj Creek lo the City of Oreenwood, and from thc said Clly of (ireenwood In a Southeaster!)' direction lo the City of (Irand Forks; with power fo eon**lmel, operate and maintain branch lines to Aspen Grove Camp, lo the Tullameen Kiver Camps, and to Copper and Kennedy Mouniaius and other pointi*, and with power to construe!, operate and maintain all neeessury bridges, mads, ways and ferriers, aud to eon- struct, acquire, own and maintain wbarvc* und docki lu connectiin therewith, and to construct, own, acquire, equip and maintain steam and oilier vessels and boat*; and opernle Ihe The Riverside Hotel, Is siliiatcil nt Rink Cren1;, B.0„ (in the innin rout* of Iniul between Pentictou -.ml ill Boundary Oreek pnints. 8iop*iitiK place for Htiigrs, Good Fishing -:- Good Hunting* -•- Best of Accommodation. B. _*. Xewxwmmmx, Fvop-rtotor, R. MEYERHOFFS ___.$TAGE_iJ_ Carrying Her ilajesty's flails Will leave MIDWAY on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 8.30 a. m., arriving at CAMP McKINNEY at 5 p. m. Returning will leave CAMP McKINNEY on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 9 x m., reaching MIDWAY at 1.30 p. nt, and making connection with the train going east at 2 o'clock. The best of accommodation fop the convenience of tba travoliing public. R. MEYERK0FF, PROPRIETOR. ^««^«aiSi^ils*4^444.liilIi«^-Jtt. N-STABI.ItfHKD 1 -»3. MAINLAND NURSERY COMPANY - LADNER'S, BEITIS] COLUMBIA Our Specialties—Varieties Profitable in British Columbia Trees Free from Pests. FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TRKBS, PLANTS AND VINES Send for Free Catalogue, i E. HuTCHERSON, Manager. To Let. The Lancashire House, Midway. This in a popular hotel, and in a good opening for a Hrst cltMl hold mutt, The furniture can In* punlinsi'd reason- ahly. PoHfu-Htjion Riven Deceinlier 1*4. For tenus, etc., upply lo The Midway Company, Ltii., .Mlilwny, II I'. ii nny liuvtifiitilo witters, und tn con '"_* tolupliiiiic llneualnni* the rout** i.f fr.iit rallanr nti.Tiiti' mill iimiiilJiJn li'letfi-iip)) anil nml Hn bntnchaa nr In cnniiertlfin tli.T.'Witli. uni in trioi-iiiit iiiesw uu for oommorcdii pur pii-i'js jinil to ciillvtit IoIIh therefor. hikI tn ki'"- unite I'lt't'lririly mill Hlipplv liiclit, I,.-it! uml MWar, .'iml to ncqtlir.' mul n-i-i'lvii frnm any tii'vi-nniii'iit corpjimllnn nr pcn*nnn Knint. of land, iniiiii-v. bonutot, prlrHqni nr otheraa. -i-l;ii,.c in uiii nf tlm run*rurtinn nf tin- I'mii- pmiy'n mnirrl.ikiiiif. anil toeonnert with nml •'iitrr Into trnfllr nr nthrr nrnuiK.-iiniil- will; railway, itaainboal nr nther i-nnipniilvu. nnil fnr nil rflthts, powon nml prlvltagM xn-t-irMar} in nr iii.'i.l.'iiuil Xo the iJi't'iiiiKi'. and fur uther punniH'.. Datod nt Vniicotivcr, I). C, thta Ifltli day of Nim cmlicr, KM.. WILSON j; SKNKI.KH, M Hnllcltnr* for the Applieittilk. The Boundary Hotel ...MIDWAY, B.C.„ Strictly First-class Throughout, Excellent Accommodation. GOOD ST-flL-BLZETCa-. Large Sample Room for Commereial Men. THOS. McAULEY, Proprietor. M. AND DISTRICT. J (!«rey, of Hock Creek, is in Unsworth spent yesterday at (Pringle, of Oreenwood, was a In town lost week, rts Bros, killed four cougars on Inch up Myers creek laat week, -On New Yeai's eve, io Mr. A. E. Horridge, a daughter, orrow evening there will he a gat the Riverside hotel, Rock I F. Mitchell, of Greenwood, and aura Battel, of Mnoaejaw, N.W. i married at tbat place on the nan McLeod, lineman for the lliia Telephone Company, was in ity Satuiday mnltim: tome im- liuenls in the local service, Ella MeyerhofT attended the lierade hall at Camp McKinney Iw Year's night. The affair was Intended and a veiy enjoyable I spent, i recent snowfall has put the roads condition, and shipments of om surrounding properties, that waiting for sleighing, can I he made, I Walluce-Miller Mock in Green- 1 narrowly escaped destruction hy last week, a gasoline lump causing ) which was extinguished before Ih damage waa done. , A. Bielenberg, of Greenwood died he hospital tliere Saturday morn- He had become despondent and [drinking heavily, and while tern- irily insane cut bis throat. Uite a nunilier from here attended opening dance at the Pyritie kl, Boundary Falls, New Year's nt, and all enjoyed themselves to i utmost. The Midway orchestra pur pieces furnished music for the •ion, ert Smith will have hisharhershnp eratimi at his new stand on Sixth let Wednesday. With a tonsoiir.l lor and a gymnasium on the ground fr and practice room for I he hand airs, it will he Ihe husiest building I id way. It, Qutntin k McBoyle is lhe name nur new flrni, the object of which ' supply lhe wants of the inner i. To this .-nd they have opened ■ unntit ii) connection with the kery, and meals are now on tap at hours and at all prices. Parties wi«hing to become member*. | ib* Athletic Cluh will please ll mil I their mimes at once to Bert .Smith. "gym" will cot tain horizontal |.| pa'.-illel liars, punching bag, bo»- r gloves, fencing foil., single sticks. ■., and a large number should avail ■emselres of the opportunity to krive pleasant and henlthful exercise (Three more dance*, are scheduled for Iir amusement loving citizens. The will be held on the 15th inst. A heel and pillow slip ball will take llace on the 30lb and on February Uth 1 masquerade is announced. These I'leial functions are under the auspices If tbe Midway Quadrille Club, and lerry'shall will be utilized on all three pi fusions. Edward Jack, the Indian who niur- lered another Siwash at Peuticton a lew weeks ago, is now in custody, having delivered himself up lo Thus. Ellis, . P., uf IVuticton, laat week. He is It Fairview awaiting trial. Local >arties not long ago made an effort to bl'Uiu Ihe rewaid offered for his cap- lure. At that time it was said tbat was somewhere on Myers creek, lut when the parties went after bim lieyfiiiiiiiUh.it he hid hit the Irail pr pans unknown. Outside capital has acquired control If Ihe Greenwood Electric Company Jnd the Greenwood k Phoenix Tram- fay Company. H. (J. Shaw, of lhe fw Hi in of Hallett it Shaw, on behalf the purobum dUtnhoted S75,u»i mug the following shareholders iu Dili concerns I J, W. Siewiiit, Spo- ke, 112,1901 Patrick Welch,8pokaac, 12.107; Andrew Kelly, Brandon, B.125 ; llonald Harris, j$S.125 ; Duncan IclnlO'b, t(ti,CZ> ; Geiuge ll. Collins, 1,125, aud F. J. Finucane, $12,107. nd to sundry holders, $100. recent shooting matches he'd ere have aroused such a degree of nthiisiasm among local spuria that a "operly organized rifle club is now ftlked of, and we have no doubt will in existence in the near future. The fillister of Militia and our local meiii- er have been communicated wilh, 1 it is probable that by coni|ilying ►ith certain regulations imposed by he Doniinion Goveinnieni, i grant tun that, source will lie forthcoming, ' at least some substantial encouragement. The Official Return*. The result of the official recount iu tale-Cariboo recently made at Kam* Kips is as follows: Galliher, 3,100; Foley, 2,*N4; Mi- Lane, 2,681; rejected, 42 ; spoiled, Sl. [TheOtter Valley (Kill was thmwn hit, the deputy having failed lo make 1 return. The ballot boxes were not Iceived from Gladstone and Deer hrk, hut the uiinlllci,.l returns from ■ points were i lOtter Valley, Galliher, 8 ; Foley, 0 ; IcKatie. H. [Gladstone, Galliher, 27 ; Foley, 8 ; i-Knue, none. * Park, Galliher, 1 -, Foley, none; cKaue, 2, The following letter received at this oflice shows I hat the unselfish efforts of those who worked lo save pro(ierty from destruction during the Hie which wiped out the Boundary hotel bave lieen recognized: Greenwood, B.C., Jan. 2,1001. To Editoi, of Thk Advaxce. Sib,—In reading tbe account of Ihe recent, disastrous fire at Midway published in THE Advance of 31st nlto. I notice that only tlirough the strenuous efforts of the citizens i.f Midway, who formed a bucket brigade and curried water from the river, was the big livery stable saved from destruction. Iu the absence of Mr. C. M. Grouse, to whom I tnrneil over lhe agency for Ibis property a few weeks ago, and of Ibe owner who is resident in Scotland, I 'ake ihis, the Hrst opportunity, of heartily thanking the citizens for their valuable and unselfish services. I shall represent lo the insurance coinpaiiy carrying ihis risk lhat tinder the circumstances a donation to the Midway band, oi some olher deserving local institution, would ts- a fitting recognition of the disinterested efforts which prevented ila incurring a considerable loss. Yours, etc., E. Jacobs. A Busy Smelter. The Hall Mines smelter is being worked lo ils fullest capacity. This is duii to large shipments coming in from every part of the Kootenays, and even some coming from the Boundary country. Tbe present capacity of the two turuaces is not enough lo accommodate ail the ore that is being sent in, and a great effort is heing mude hy the management to gel inlo o|ieraiion the new straight line Godshell Muster which is lieing erected. Tbe work upon this is well advanced, anil since it was started rapid progress has been made. All the outer buildings ami the brick work uf the roaster have heen completed. It may be in operation bv February 1. The greater part of the ore that is lieing received at the smelter is fiom tbe Slocan. Fpjiii thi-i direction the Kootenay Ore Conipany is shipping over thiee cars per day. Tlie ore is purchased from various companies operating properties at different points along the Kaslo and Slucuu railroad, lietween the towns of Kaslo aud Sandon. Eroin Aiusworth and the Wood!.ury Creek dislrict regular shipments are living made. The laig.st quantity From tbe district is coming frnm tin Highland group, which was recently bonded hy an English coinpaiiy. From oilier parts of Kootenay lake .-man quantities are being received, The Molly Gilison, which is about I'i miles from Nelson, is sending in fiom font to six carloads pel w. ek. The shipping fnun this property wji- staried but two weeks ago at the completion of the new tramway. From various parts along the Ctow's Nest line cousideiaLle ore is being sent in. The chief shippers me lhe north Star, the St. Eugene and the Sulhvi-.n, which are also shipping large ly elsewhere. Very little ore is received from the Boundary country, hut each week several carloads come in from properties near Midway, which is about the only point in the district from which ore is shipped to Nelson.—Sp' kesinan- Review, 2nd insl, r*. There Vet. Bighter— Yes, sir; I'm dealing in gilt edged Investment* now. Hilton -What are they ? Bighter— Gold miues. There's motley iu them. Bitton—You're right. I lost a lot of my money in some of lliem. Midway .Mail Service. Mails close for all points east al lit) p. m. daily, and for all points west al 8 p. in.. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Mails arrive from all points east al 4:11'p. in. daily, and from all points west al 2 p. ill., Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. Money orders and Registration close 30 minutes before ahove time, r e .— Notice. The Columbia and Western Railway Company will apply to the Parliament of Canada at its next session for an Act assimilating ita building powetsin respect of its railway and branch lines west of Midway to the powers already given in respect of its lines constructed East of that point, extending the time within which it may com plete its railways, and nullioriziitg it In construct SUch branches frnm any of ils lines nol exceeding in any one case thirty miles in length as are from time to lime authorized by the Governor in Council, and for other purposes. H. CAMPBELL OSWALD, 0a Secretary, »— Applications for Certificates of Improvements. Notices Advertised in this week's Advance are those of :— White Knight. Kruger Mn.intain. Peacock and Headlight, Kruger Mountain. Hig Hug, Camp McKinney, Susie, Fairview. Dominion, Camp Fairview, Horsefly, Camp McKinney. St, John, Beaverton, Idaho and Washington, Beaver Oreek camp. Occidental, Camp Fairview. A rlai in i/\i_r\. Procrastination is the thief of time.;X FlimitUre. T.M.Gulley&Co. Do not put off until to-morrow what you can do to-day. Now that times are improving throughout the Boundary Country in general, and in Midway in particular, the number of lot sales is daily increasing, and not onfy will the prices soon go up, but the most desira- Carpets, Linoleums. FUNERAL DIRECTORS and EMBALMERS. Large Stock. Low Prices. wvmtmmwwwwmw t. nx. G-X7x._-s-_s^sr & co., COPPER STREET. GREENWOOD. THE fo t» Greenwood, Boundary Creek, B. C. ble locations will be disposed of. Invest /jy '4» now and show your good judgment. fo ^lUli-Cr_rv riUlULr For prices and terms apply to THE MIDWAY COMPANY, Ltd. t_T .-_ ^ *«\^^\^_^^-A^ww^'s^yw\^'>^w>-*^ws> •S We have opened the above hotel at Greenwood and jm are prepared to welcome guests and provide good accom- 1^ modation. Good catering. First-class Livery Stable. NELSON, PROPRIETOR. f J. W. 'I The Cen*ral Hotel jj {The Travellers Insuranee Co.,, Uth St., Midway, B. C. _i_ * __b__b__m___k___mA_ttmti______m. f ill ty * ♦ it HI xl) He A) $j {rrrrnrrrmTrrrinr This is a new three-storey he tel, comfortably *^| | furnished throughout tyi 1 ty\l «**»»*»««**«''» Of Hartford. Conn. % rrrrmnnr i 9 m . Charter*;d 1883. * 3 Stock Life mid % Accident Inanrnnre. * * — • ' 9 iij\ X ISSUES the 1-esl life iusurain-e ASSETS * rr,i , i n -i c • tu J? $ - contracts in the world, N'o * The nearest hoi.se to the Railway Station. The fo § disappointment--^to dividend.. January ist, 1897, | kjj ♦ Everything piiaiaiiteed in ail- »20,S. 4.33 J W.' $ vkdi'i'. Premium rates 15 in u' fo most convenient lv '.el for railway travellers. iio»9W»MW»ii The best of aces mmodation in every respect. m* S. DAHL, Proprietor. ty ty 1 ty ^ iiwu, •iTiiiimu ...ir* 1 a ... .0 LIABILITIES, .. 17,92.1,260.29 Z - perc nt less than those ut old $ line Mutual companies. SURPLUS -*'3£&_J-R &■<£**; &4_4_ ____i__ £_____t__\__\ _t v ^P-C1*-^ ^.^-i.' Vv-^-C «*C-*^*^***J-« ^ T _EC B MIDWAY SAWMILL Lequime & Powers, Proprietors. Manufacturers of all kinds of .2,976,424.39 * I I • The T. ivelleu Coniliinaiion Accident Policy guarantees foraccident&l ii* ia under ordinary conditions. * 2 DsathB—it.tt . ... $39nu ' \m** o( Right Hand . . ?-'.'*■' $ _ tAa etmatl of Both Etm . .11110 L'«j o( Leg at or abovo Knee ^.'.>' j _ Uwsof Ikith i'eetorBothHaii(l« Ar") leemot Left Hand . . 1,0- * J Los., ot One li. 'I and One Fi, ' 5,«ii L..- -if Kit her Knot 1. • JT A PeruiHncnt Tolal Dwabil tr let) tm* ot tight ot Oa* Xy* ...MX • Liniita of Weekly Ipdenmity $1,300. % j*; AND, If such injuries are suMAined while riding ss .1 passenger in % " any passenger conveyance using ste*— cable, ur eie tricity as a * motive power the amloiin to he paid shall be DOUBLE Uie stun $ specified in the clmue under whicl. the claim is madi ij, "Cost $52 a year to Professional anu Business Men.anii Commercial Travelers. Other sums at proportionate rates "W". H. _y_To__*-_a±a, AfiKST FOR SOUTHERN BRITISH C01 tJMBl \. UIDWAT 11, ('. ilMWIMMIMMMWMMMIMMM ROUGH AND BUSKED LUMBER *$%, Hwiiy Mi Mm< 'wMi LATE and SHINGLES. SASHES and BOOHS ■**«■*■»*•*-*» "** Pack and Saddle Horses for Sale. Band Sawing and Job Work done to order Telephone No. 1:. Telephone orders receive prompt attention. frmrrnrrinrytYTrYT >° l THE MIDWAY NEWS DEPOT THOMAS WALKER. Proprietor. Ai: the best brand* of C!g~rs ard Tobacco* kept consvantly on hand. Latest shade* and pat* term ot Wall Paper now In stock. If you lime lost a horse, send me the brand mul if is in the country it uiii be found. TERMS "OR PASTURING $3.00 PER MONTH. Single horses delivered in Midway, J5.00 per month. T-mor mow? delivered i:i Midtray, en*:, • 1 per month, « • a 11 Candies 2 /|\ fo fo * Stationery o ea ° ~ ^ Seventh Street, Midway. 'Ijuuuuuujlujlji: _->_*■■>•» J >&&& ^3fc* &_t& _fc-_Jl_*: Jfc*^-\ k 1^99999 9 9W99 999 999 999 999a^S 4)R. WELLS-^ Has opciial up a ty ty ty ty ty Livery mid Feed Stable | In the premises formerly occupied liy Bagolclay <jte H_i,x**i»is. Special attention «;ivt'n to all kinds of transfer wnrk. A rie will met t all trains. THOS. WAKE FALLS HOTEL... PROPRIETOR. The hotel is ecntrnllt lnr.i.nl unl is a stopping plHIM for »titH"j lines Uiioil H-liitiK in the Vicinity, Oood 8tiihlin|{. A variety of the choicest bra-ids of liquors and cigars at the bar SITUATED AT - - - BOUNDARY FALLS, B. C. The patronage of the puhlic is solji Rate*- moderate. -V-S?** ty xt \t {'I \t \f ty I ty _p i_'J?Ai]_ The Pioneer Newspaper' of tlie Boundary District—only $2.00 per year. Is prepared to till all orders for Job Printing at lowest rates ri insistent wilh ^ooJ work. Certificate of Improvements. Votiea, Susu Minimal Claim. Situate In Osoyoos ainlat Division or Yals Ms-let Whsrs Locatsd:- At Fairvlew. TAKE NOTICK that I,' Charlw do Bloli Oreen, as scent tar George A. Goes*, free miner's eertltleate No. BJW10, intend, sixty days trom the daw hereof, to apply to the Mining: Recorder lor a oertlSoate of Improvement*, for the purpose ot obtaining a Crown granlof the aboveolalm. And further take notloo that aotion. undsr •—Hon 37, must In commenced bofore iho 1—u- snoe of auoh oortiflcate of improvement*. Dated this aitli day cf August, MOD. lTo CHAS. DSB. ORRBN. Certlfioate of Improvements. Hm Hue Minbul Olai*. Situate In ths Ksttle Bvse Mining Division el Yals Dlstriet. Whsrs Iseatsd t - Camp ■eKInnay. TAKK NOTIOI Hat I, Of. H. Norrta, for myself, tree miser's oertiflcnte Norris, t No. nans. MINERAL ACT 1806. Certificate of Improvements. Dominion Mineral Cum. Situate ia ths. Osoyooi Mining Division of Yals dlstriet. Where looated i-Camp Fairvlew. TAKK NOTICK that I. Chas. do n. Groon, I an agent for Ihe Dominion Connollduted Minen Co., froe miner's oerliflcalo N'o. ii'tDKKl, intend, aixty days from the dais hereof, to apply to the Mining Heoorder for a Certificate of Improvements, tor lho purposo ot obtaining a Orown Grant of the above claim. And furthor take notico that action, under lection 37, must bo commenced before the issuance of such Certiiicate oflmprm cnicnls. Dated this 90th day of September, IMO. Do CHAS. OKH. GRKKN. and an agent for A. Megraw, free miner's eert 1 floate No. OHO, and Mra. I. M. Macdonalil, froo miner's certificate No. BMH, Intend, sixty daya from the date hereof, to apply to the Mining Heoorder for a certificate of Improvements, for the purpwo of obtaining a Crown grant of the above claim. And further take notloe that aotion, under section 97. muat be commenced before the issuance of audi osrtilkate of Improvements. Dated thia 10th day of August, 1000. l(o W. H. NORRI8, MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certlflcate of Improvements. KineralAot, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. OCCIDENTAL MlNKRAL CLAIM. Situate In the Osoyoss Mining Division of Yale District, Whsrs Issstedi Camp Fairvlew. TAKK NOTICK that I.M. K. 8adlor,aaagont i I for H. T. Sholton, froe mlner'a crrtldciiio I No. ttSHIXI, Intend, fllldjiya from the dale hereof, to apply to the Mining UccorderforaCortlfl—U> i ot Improvement*, lor lho purposo of obtaining a (.'rown Grant of the above claim. And further take notico that action, umlcr section 37, must bo commenced before the iaauanco of audi Certlflcate of Improvementa. Dated thia Slat day of Auguat, 1800. 7c M. E. SADLKR. Carmi auo B. A. (PiuctiunaU, Mineral Claims. Situate In the Kettle River Mining Division or Yale Dlstriet. Where loeated: Carmi Camp. -TAKK NOTK1K that I, Forbos M. Korby, | -H :ir."it.for K. B. Thruston, free miner's certificate No. 27121, Intond, sixty days from the date hereof, to-apply hi the Mining Heoorder for Certificates of Improvements for the purpose ol obtaining Crown GrantB of the above claims. And further take notloo that action, under section 37, must be commenced liefore the issuance of such Certificate of Improvements. Hilled this 87th day of ncoomber, A. D. 1800. 10c FOItBKB M. KKI'.HY. MINERAL ACT, 1896. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. 'Certificate of Improvements. Wotie* St. John Mineral Claim. Situate In the Kettle River Mining Division of Yals District. Whore located: About seven miles above Beaverton on thc west side of Beaver ereek. TAKE NOTICK that!. Forboa M. Kerby, na agent 'or Klioot-n Cullier, froe iiiinor'ii eer- lificat.j No. H2WI3, John O. Thompson, freo miner's eerlifiento No. n23*>5C. uml \*, alter .Stir- llng, free minora certificate No. 11II6OI, intend, six'*- days from the dale heroof; to upply to thc Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improve- incuts for tlio purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of the above claim. Anil fin" her tulte notice that notion, under section .17, musl be commenced before the Issuance of fn), Certificate of Improvements, ojleil this 2ntli ilny of November, HKiO. 'In F011BES M KKIIBY. HnRSEVLV Mineral Claim. Situate ln the Osoyoos Mining Division of Yale District. Where loeated: Camp Hedley. TAKK NOTICK that I. Chaa. deBlols Groon, aa agent for F. H. V\ ollaaton, free miner's certiiicate No. nti.m, nnd C. H. Arundell, free miner's cei tlflcate No. Bi8,825, intend, aixty daya from Ihe date hereof, la apply Io the Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improvementa. for tho purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of the above claim. And further lako notice that action, under section 37, must be commenced before the laau- ance of such Certlflcate cf Improvementa. Dated this 1th day of November, 1900. 2c CHAS. doBLOIS GHKEN. n I DWAY, B. C. Beautifully situated at the eonfluenee of Boundary Greek and Kettle ILL DL T^ most important railway town in the Kettle River Mining Division. The Western Terminal and Divisional point of the Columbia & Western Railway. The Wholesale Supply and Manufacturing centre of the Kettle River and Boundary Creek Districts. The distributing point for Upper Kettle River, West Fork and Camp McKinney inning camps. The nearest Railway town to Republic, Meyers Creek, Palmer Mountain and other Northern Washington mining camps. The leading residence town in the country, with an excellent climate, pure water supply and favorable sanitary conditions. Business, residence and garden lots at low prices and on easy terms. ; 8KNI) FOR MAI'S, PIUCKS AND FULL PAUTICUI.AItS TO : *fff| u, o, ,'r 'o""'if.\; i'i'..'' 'iy\t af? •__ m m 8 .v.;1' T* i'.'i'i 11 ll'Jt 'l< <il I A "'I tl'i't I Am] ii'Al *! '!> I }]'?• ' 'ft iii Ol .1, ►M. A. M. WOVENDEN, Secretary, 30 St, John Street, Montreal; P. Q. ' British I'liltitiiliiii . THE MIDWAY CO., Ltd. ° ™ , * iiiIdli-it-it, XI, lie ,- '? '|{ s^smnm/sf vmw.'.'...'. ikiJi i « « 4i!«!ii!ii. «!'.«*•!£ i!'-J!«!«!ii!ii."«l!', a!4a!i£!«!M!«fc^!4A!si!i__ „_£!_»!_«!___£_*'_&_&__& „!__l_!i_!l__j'ii'__»*'' *.'* * Vi - o. '.',\'!' 'i"n Oi o, i V <;? M>\ I'/f'S] Midway, B.0. SfHF'-' NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. aiNERAL ACT, 1896, .itllicHte of Improvements. . im aj d \v,,hiiin(itiix Minkkai,Claims. ,t. j...ie ln the Kettle River Mining Division of Yale Dlatrlct. Where located: Beaver : -'tk Camp. i *. K K N'O ITO: thnl I, Forhm M. Kerby, as agent fnr Tho lluuiidary and Henverton 1* - IJ Co., LiiniLcil, imn personal liability, free ..ilm n oertlfleal n No. BlIWKi, intend sixty days fruui iho .iff. liureof.lo apply tu I he Mining Ito- ..rii.jl fm- ii ,e rn Unite nf Improvements, (or tho ^ijiii .c of obtaining a Crown Grant of tho .ive claim. And further take notico that action, undor nection 87, must lie commenced beforo thc issuance, of such certitlcato of Improvement!*. 1 iJiteil this fflth day of November, 1900. "' FOItllES M. KERBY. W. H. WEBB, «___ Practical __. .WAGON AND CARRIAGE BUILDER. Midway, B. C. II ♦■! _Et e je» airing OF ALL KINDS Promptly and Neatly Executed. |y CARRIAGE PAINTING A SPECIALTY. ToC. A. Peterson, lute of Eholt (reok ln Yule district: Sir: You sre horohy notified that wc tin ne expended SKrj.j'iil in labor and Improvements upon the "Big Windy" Mineral Claim, Hlluatc In Providence Camp, In the Kellie Kiver Mining Division of Ynlo llistrli'l in British Columbia, in order tii hold s iiil claim under the provisions of Section 21 of the Mineral Act, such bolng thc amount required,in hold thc said claim for the year ending April 5, IIMI. Anil if at tbe cxplrat ion of ninel y Iimi dayH of publication of this notico you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of lhe expenditure required under said nection 21, together wilh all contB of sdverMsltn*. your Interests In snid claim shall become vested in Ihe subscribers (your co-owners! under Section 1 of tho "Mineral Act Amendment Act, HUM." llatod at Midway, B. C, this lllth day of December, 10UU. HIGHLAND OUEEN CONSOLIDATED MINING AND MILLING CO. C. I* Thomkt. Manager, Ore J. A. t .nbwoiitii, Secretory. The Berliner R. H. PARKINSON, Provincial Land Surveyor. \\(/ Arohitsct, and ____ Civil Engineer..; Finaricial, I^6al Estate, Insurance and Mining Agent. fi VOTARY PTZBJAVmmm i Biivie\v Townsite Agent. , . . ADDIIE88 . . . R. H. PARKINSON, rilRVIKW, B. 0, fVirreapondenoe Solicited. GranwPhone This is the machine that talks—sings—plays every instrnment—reproduces Soma's Band—string orhcestras—Negro Minstrels, Church Choirs, etc. It reproduces the violin, piano, flute, cornet, trombone, banjo, mandolin, piccolo aud every other instrument. The Berliner Grat'i-o-phone is louder—clearer, simpler and better than any other talking machine a, any price, lt eings every kind of song, sacred, comic, sentimental, patriotic, "C_ir." songs, English, French and Scotch Songs, select- Ions from Grand and Comic Operas, plays cake walks, waltzes, two-steps, marches, in fact everything that can be played on any instrument or number of instruments can be reproduced on the Berliner Gram-o-phoue with the wonderful indestructible record discs. It tells funny stories or repeats a prayer. It can entertain hundreds at one time in the largest hall or church, or it can be subdued to suit the smallest room. The Records are not was, they are Hard, Flat, Indcatriictlble UUct, which will last 10 years. The Berliner Gram-o-phone is made in Canada, it is guaranteed for flva yean. The Gram-o-phone is used and endorsed by the leading clergymen and others throughout Canada. The Berliner Gram-o-phone received the only medal forTalking Machines at the Toronto Exhibition 1900. The Berliner Gramophone has been widely imitated and the records counterfeited,therefore beware of machines with misleading names aa they are worthless. If the Berliner Gram-o-phone is not for sale in. your town, write to us for illustrated catalogues and other information, free. Factory : 267-371 Aqueduct St., Montreal. Emanuei, BI.OOT, General Manager for Canada. L. Price, complete $7.501 $15.00 including a 16 inch horn, 3 records and concert sound box. L BERLINER, 2315 St Catherine Street. . . . MONTREAL -MIDWAY- Riverside Addition. Just a Word! To those contemplating an investment in Midway real estate, the information is offered that on the Riverside Addition may be found 300 very choice residence sites. LOTS 50 x 125 FEET. PRICES REASONABLE. For terms and all other information apply, to W. H. NORRIS, or A. MEGRAW, Midway, B. C Camp McKinney, B. C. Spokane Falls&Northcrnl Railway Co, Nelson & Ft. Sheppard| Railway Co. Red Mountain Railway Co. Tho only nil mil runt*'Lii > mi nil poliitH Kimt, West and Si n to Rotalund, N'elg.on iimi ; Intermediate points ; nim. ing nt S|)t)knn«' with i'.xx- - M Northern, N'ortliern Pnc : O. H. A N. Oo. .1 ! Conned.) at Nehon with t:V 'triur.r Kaslo and all Korjonay Lake •.olnu. I Coiinoi-t nt tiex.;,e. Frills with si. - i for Republic, and connects nl rcjjstur ' stage ddily for Crnnd Forks nnd qrcer, IIAV 1K..IX. Learo, \ SPOKANK 8.KI-..IM EO88I.AKD li..Vi,,i„. INKUON 7.01 1,,,. XIOIIT THAIS. SPOKANK IU*. 11.111, 7d R088IAND ll.uo p. in. ;'(. XK. __. JAOKSOJ, Oonoral I'aMongor .\, ill :i 1 7.r. DISSOLUTION OF PART'jr. SHIP. NOTIt'K In hereby (riven Unit Ih, .lolm Lore _ Op.,doing ;<n inr.. i view mul frump Mi-Kiiinry. Re. lu been dlnalred bj mutual muiienl t i rvliriiik- nml .lolm l.m,. coiiUnutiic „ ., stlnitN nil lliihliitiiH „t (he t'nniimiii ,,,. wlinni nil anniiiii- niu«t be pnlil (tin liivnl,.' Ihlti'il ut I'aiip McKlliniiy tl,i- |[ii|.,| , November, IUM. JOHN LOVE, WitnFm: E. K M'urr H. NICHOLSON. j,, "^SS/XH/Vt Unparalleled Subscription Offer TO WEEKLY FREE PRESS SVBSCR1BERS "T c Paper of lhe West for the People of the West" in. Iml. s Pll I'll- / I1IMI I" )l I'liiiuii iirlng Novemlior Inl, lliim tirratigelllenta bnve bven mnile l< prow ut every' two weeks to over.i niliserlher (o the Weekly Ein I'ih-sh, Winnipeg, 0 flue l-epl'iiilii.- Hun prlnleil 1111 11 rt paper Mili.ii.'< for friiininir. Tile iilelitreH will I"- hpeelnlly iiimle Imlf tones of tin IlkIichi iiinillty, well worthy ul invserviitiiiii nml eiileiilnleil I" niliirn lhe hiime. Thev will Ineluile lute iiiii'triillH speiliilly taken 1 ins sei'li's, of the lenilliiR me the pulille life nf Ciuiiiil.i, lii'itlniilni.' wilh Kir Wilfrid l.niirler nml Sn I luillen Tupper. With tlieHii pnrtralW, which tvll ijiinstllllli. 11 villllillile niillery nf Ihi linml emliiciit rniiailinim nf lln llnieH, there will be Intrropersi-.1 bnlf tone repriiiliiellons from A.i Works, shuwliiK Miniltobiiii nnd Western Views, plrtiirps tleplollm lyplenl scenes lu Ciiliiniliiii III". Mtllliiry plclnres nnd denernl views the whole formliiK s most dealrnbli enllei'llon of the highest laleresi nml vnliip. Whelher used fnr frnmlnit nf kept ns a portfolio of ,'10 attractive An Works, for thnt will lie Hip mimhci received In lhe course of iiboiil i your, these pictures will be "'" worth linvln*. Tho prcsoiitnil'.'i every forliilght of these plctui'.' will he but olio respect III which Hi Free I'ress will commend llself ilm lint the pomlng year n« better lliim ever before. Willi uew premies', new mnctin cry, new type nnd improved fnein ties, It will continue lo strive t" il. serve the reputation II hns enrm" of being "lhe piiper of Ihe wesl f"1 the people of the west." Hy ordering nt once new snhsin1 ers will obtain thc weekly 1'" Tress lo 1st Jtinunry. ll»i-. imd ji tbe picture!, for (1.00 only. *•'• ...rr '
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