gfiJipiJ.au »j: Jw>;a J*8. Vol. I. Hp. 86. MIDWAY. BRITISH COLUMBIA. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1903. $2.00 per Year. STOCK TAKING \ 4SALE*. Our Stock Taking Sale will be continued for two weeks more, as we have a few Odd Lines still left and wish to clean them out. BOY'S SUITS Now is yonr ehanee to save twenty five cents on uvepy Mar ef yonr Boy's Suit. $8.00 suits for $6.00 I $4-25 suits for $3.20 $5.00 suits for $3 75 ' $3.00 suits for $2.25 J. ... L- .-,5,- ■<,,- -my- .-ty;.-*WhtWy'W»\'$i'<_._i i CLOTHING I BOOTS t* & SHOES AND But good warm Clothing will keep you warm any f day- Don't go around shivering in- cheap,. shoddy p Clothes, but call in and get goods that will defy the A winter's chilly blast. • It costs but very little more, and |, besides you will look like something in an up-to-date g Suit of Clothes or Overcoat. Purchase now and en- ^ the winter, it is.liable to last a long time. S§* I joy on us. m 00 As to where to buy your footwear, trial purchase and you become our regular customer. Good quality and low prices combined never Important to Fruit Growers in British Columbia. By an error a number of copies nf the Fruit Murks Ae.t without tins amendments of 1002 have lieen distributed by tlie Department of AgnouitUre. Tlie chief amendments are in seetion 4 which now reads hh follows:— "Every person who, liy himself or thrbtTgh the agency of anotber person, packs fruit in a closed package, intended for sale, sluill cause the package to be marked in a plain and indelible milliner, before it is taken fit in the premises where it is packed—(a) with the initials of bis Christian name, and bis full surname and address; (b) with the name of the variety or varieties; and (c) with a designation of the grade of fruit, which sliall include one of tbe following six marks; for fruit of the first quality, Xo. 1, >r XXX; for fruit of the second quality, No. 2, or XX; and for fruit of tbe third quality, No 3, or X; but tbe said mark may be act'onipaiuetl by any other designation of grade, provided that designation is not inconsistent with, or marked more conspicuously Uinn, the one of the snid six marks wbich is used on tbe said package. Other important sections are 0 and 7, which reads: No person shall Bell, or offe.j expose or have in his possession for sale any fruit packed in a closed package, upon which package is marked nny designation whicli represents such fruits as of No. lor XXX, linest, best or extra good quality, unless such fruit consists of well grown specimens of Greenwood's Finances. The audited accounts of the Corporation of (ireenwood for the year 1002 were submitted to the ciiy council and piissed nt its meeting last Monday night. Tho receipts during the yenr were: Cash on hand January 1, Uenoral account $3,023,0!), Sinking Fund account $0,282,02, total $0,312.01; taxes, $21,1-13.S1 ; interest on tax arrears, $033.28; trades and liquor licences, 87,- 230,r.(); water reals, $2,307 15; police department, $1,403.50; proceeds $5,000 debentures for School Building account $4,800; Govt, grant School bldg. account (part),$4,125; do. for School ordinary expenses, $970.55; Government, account exchange of site for court bouse, $1,00(1: sun dry receipts, $000.10; total re ceiptf, $63,001.80: 'lhe expenditure during -the'L snnie period was: Sundry creditors frcrii |90l; $1^05.99; waterworks (capital $1,081.30, maintenance $803.- 85), $2,785.15 ; streets and alleys, Sl.052.81; police department, f2,- 308.00; fire department, sl,502.- 18 office and law charges £1,970.; street lighting, $1,258.0(1; .hoard of health, $475.40: interest and discount (on debentures $5,137.- 50, general $021.12),* $6,058:62; bonus sister's hospital. &],00U; sundries. .2,047.75;School (building .7,350. expenses $2,181.), *!),- 531; Bank of Montreal (hypoti- cated debentures -f5,000., loan S-1,500.), *10,H)0: balance, cash ($2.8.31, sinking fund $10,10. 02; ♦10,366.93'j total, $53,001.80. The accounts Showed among other information -giVeu. that "there are arrears of taxes $2.2,307.21 to collect, and tliat of the $1001000 c illy a close corporation! ai d Olio Brooklyn group of six claims in lite heart of that cainp, has lung been recognized as one of the best groups in the Boundary country, No work has boon done on the property for over a year, the last being under 'lie management of -Jas. Breen, who is understood to have spent $125,000 in development wilh most satisfactory results, Nothing is known here jis to whether the new bond issue will have the effect of starting operations on the property at an early date, but taken in connection.'with the V. V. tk ]'. railway construction soon to begin, it is believed that active development oil tho Brooklyn group will not be long delayed after that. L-i Roi Company on Velvet. Instead Bf being over its eyes in debt, tile"Le l?oi conipany is uow really on velvet, nml a denutip of tlio ore ac the smelt- cash balance thousand dol- ,H!' one variety, sound, of nearly j city debentures authorized $78,- uniform size, of good color for j(i(l() have been issued and the A.A the variety, of normal shape, nnd not less than 00 percent free from scab, worm boles, bruises and other defects, and properly packed. Sec. 7 reads: Xo person shall sell or offer expose] or have in his possession for sale, any fruit packed in any package; and it, shall be considered a false representation of the contents of such package in which tho faced or sbowu surface gives a false representation when more than fifteen per cent of such fruit is substantially smaller in size than, or inferior in grade to, or dill'crent in variety from, the faced or shown surface of such package. \V. 11. Coard. Dominion Dept. of Agriculture. m — Miners Strike at Nanaimo. VioroKiA. Feb- 10—The miners of Nanaimo bave gone out on strik balance bank hypothecate! tl fail to.'- * .rive satisfaction. SS o [groceries! Jfyouan Yi iris©- (\boiit800men went out to-day against the Western Fuel Company; of San Francisco, which recently acquired the mines at Nanaimo, The miners aro asking for a general advance from March 1st of from 75 to 80 cents a ton, and 25 cents per day extra for using safety lamps, claiming that coal cannot be got under as quickly with safety lights, and they also ask one dollar a ton extra for mining in the lower level, which runs under the sea, DoTninion Copper Co. has Issued New:-Bonds». It is reported'that the Doniinion.Oopper Co., JXtt., owning the Brooklyn grotip loi gold-Hopper clninis in Phonenix camp, at a meeting ' recently ' Wild "• at Toronto,'decided practically to issue bonds to the extent of $100,000. The issue is for the purposo of paying oil' the exist ing indebtedness amounting i about $50,000, the balance, it is said, to be placed in tho teens-! possible ury of the company as a cash reserve. Old shareholders are to be given thefirstpppqrtunity to purchase the boml issue. The Dominion Copper Co. has a capital of $5,000,000. most the sine of which is owned by a few individuals in Toroilto. including 1). D. Mann, Win. McKen/.ie, senator Cox, Holier! Jaffray nnd some others. Itis practi- er would leave a of three hundred l.-ti's oii'ft.'iiiil aftor settling bills,declared Anthony McMillan, thei'managing director of the t. .np.iny at tlio annual meeting held January 30 in Loudon. In the course bf a long speech Mr. McMillan said: "The Bank of Montrt.il has stood loyally by the Company, rendering it tho greatest ass'st- ance, and our warnn s! thanks are duo the" bank, The December accounts have not yet arrived from liossland. Therefore. 1 bava not exact details, but on December 31 there were floating . liabilities ninounting to about £20,000, presjinably connected with such items as accrued wages and accounts, interest, taxes.etc..atXortlip'irf and Hossland. At tbe same date (here was an advance of between jUO.OOO and £10,000 secured on the second class ore dump at the Le Roi mine, which is retired gradually t.ut of the profits derived from the sales of oro therefrom. Since May lost tbis particular advance has been reduced -by about £10,000i Apart from this, there is not today one penny of debt so far as the 01 lie Roi mine is concerned. To nm!:e this matter still clearer, if "ic position viewed in the light of the latest advice from our manager appears io 1 e tbis, that if we choose to suspend operations for a few weeks and clear up everything on hand at er. and pay off the bank, we should then have about £00,000to the good in cash, in addition to the mine and its machinery, the smelter and its equipment, lands and quarries." AT WC: I HAIN & CO. | cause our prices for | Jo economise during 1903. 6« best way of car I rying it out is to purchase \ our groceries from us. I wiltfhelp you to keep it, in fact we will guarantee that ^ I it is kept; if your orders are placed in our hands, be- g choice, fresh Groceries are such ?• 889 that a saving-of many dollars during a year is effected. fi_! '<$& ZZeyr. .'<ij*\. >. *.." Jis. ' f. »': 't'r ■■''*?•.' -'W- ■■'!&$ .iV AV .iS.f V ''<!'':• ,'*>T'';' _, •'&■' ■•'■ •■ty- #»> m Macpherson's Majority. Tho following returns from northern points greatly enlarges Macpherson's majority: Macpberson- Kssington, Standard, (1; Simpson, 17; Naas, 4 Metlakahtla, 7; Hivors Inlet, 3; Bella Coola, 49. Foley got one at Kssington and one at Bella Coola, and Mclnnis got two at Simpson. This makes Macphcrsou's plurality 211. 99 out of 100 Pairs of hands will roughen and chap during the next few months, if they are not taken care,of. 11 is much easier to keep them soft and smooth than it is to make ihem so. \ ou perhaps have a favorite preparation among, the following, t I which 1 have a good supply Cold Cream, Camphor Ice, Almond Cream, Witch Hazel Cream, Yellow Vaseline, White Vaseline Or maybe you have a receipe of your own you would like prepared. r ,"■».. j.-.'-" Dr. Shoop's Family Medicines in itOt'l A. F. Thomas, Druggist. "'^"m'V**,. -_____>>_—_ ann^'tmintiwifflMni C. M. CROL'SK Mitor »n<i I'roprielot l>ulili»hetl weekly »t Midway, II. C, Su'iscrlption prloc. |2.«ipcr.iinui.. payabl in n.l\ um*, either ye.irly or halt yearly al tht option ot the stilwerlber. AtlvortirtittK mt<w -icnt on application. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, 21, MU. Nominations for the West Yule bye-election were held at Ashcroft last Thursday. Semlin, opposition, and Sunsonie. government, were nominated The election takes place on February 20th. There is as yet no indicatioiii of the strike at the Crow's Nest l'ass Coal Co's mines being settled in the immediate future, and the trouble is causing considerable uneasiness in the Boundary country, whero min ing and smelting are rather ex tenstvely carried on. The three j Hoiindary smelters will all have been shut down in two weeks time unless the difficulty s immediately settled. Already the one at Greenwood has suspended operations, and it s understood that the Granby cun only hold out for ahout a week. Although the Boundary Falls one was fortunate in getting a supply before the strike occurred, yet this supply will soon be consumed and unless more can be obtained it will have to close down as well. There has been some bilk of obtaining fu.i from Nanaimo, but judging from the numerous complaints that have been made in the past about tins high rate for transportation from the Crow's Nest mines, it would seem thut the rate from Nanaimo would be prohibitive. A'« doubt tl,0 0. P. K, Co. would do all in its power to meet the requirements of tliesnieltermen as it seriously affects its traffic to have tbe mines and smelters closed, but It is very doubtful if the C. P. U. io ;„ .. -jusltlon to haul fuel from the coast, even if it could Iw obtained, to keep all the smelters going, for it is well known that the company has of lute hod all it could do to handle its traffic with hauling the coke from the Crow's Nest mines, ami even then many complaints about a shortage of cars have been heard. It would be far better if all efforts were put forth to satisfactorily settle the strike rather than to adopt ia nuts of trying to get along ■with the strike in force. MIDWAY 1N£W:> ucrui f. WALKER- PRPPR1ET0R. Boooks, Magazines and Stationery All the best brands of Cigars and Tobaccos kept in stock. ^■BRANCH MONEY ORDER OFFICE OF THE DOMINION EXPRESS COMPANY WiHHHHHHWWWjj P. BURNS & CO. Wholesale and Retail Meat Merchants. A faiiiilinr imuiB for the Chicago, Miiwaiik-e k 81. 1-miI Railway.known nil oxet the Union as the Grenl Bull wny running lhc "Pioneer Limited' trains every dny and night hetween St. Paul mid Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago, "The only perfect trains in the world." Understand : Connec tions me mude with AM. Transeon lineiiliil Lines, assuring to passengers the liest service known. Liixuilojis coaches, electric lights, steiuii heat, of n verity equaled by n» pihhr line. See that yoitr ticket reads via "The Milwaukee" when going to any poinl in Ihe United States or Canada. All tickel agents sell them. Forrates pamphlets or othei inlor miition, address, ll. L. Forc. H. 8. Rowe, Trav. l'tiiw. Agt. Uoncral Agent, SPOKANE. WASH. PORTLAND,Oa BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE Markets ot: Greenwood, Grar|d Forks, Phoenix 11 and Midway. !| ' > MIDWAY MAILS. Jl.Iff p. in. Wed., _rl. & .Siniiliiyi .'.iw p. in. All Connl point* Pis. Crow's NurJt II. It Eastern IJiiniwlu Spokane- |{i>"lnli'l Kelson Kairview l-.mli.-t "II Vernon, etc. ('"Willie (Irsinl Korks PIlllRlliX Kholt Greenwood All pis. Knst 8: Moulh Cuinti McKinney Rook t'rijuk All Wwl Kork points Close Tups., Thurs k Sulunlays K.:m n. in. Mulls lor tKilnts further wesl of Mlilwny than Camp McKinney ko via. Revelstoke. Money onlorsfrom 8 n. tn. lo" p. in. wilh lhe •xiepilon of one hnlf hour liefore departure unl after arrival of mulls. KI I. A. MAIN. Post muster. STRAY HORSE. Came lo my placo t.tnt .u miner, a tut) Rclil- I tig, branded u on shoulder, weight about m*t pounds, Ap\t\y lo PoBTOrKiCK Siniiii.crlfvi.f-. OkHimgrtTi Uko,B.0 STRAYED. Came to my premises ubout tho middle of. "ecember.n while ptny mure, ronehed mime moiled I on left shotililed. If not claimed within 30 days will bc sold lo pny for for keep. H. A. TANNKH. Keb. ID, iota Hock Creek, II. 0. DC.I-Nt Co. rniQHT» Ac JxmVff1^tS^Sm^_mS s^o^^s.wfe^^^sass llon-rtrlrtlyeonMmtW H»*^J~™<™ I'nienu uken t6rou«h Munn * Co. reoeivs ntciol tuUet, without otarfo, In the Scientific Jlmeiican. A huniHomely tthntnltf weekly. Umet dr- ^rr'_sx%rs.»r»,^ JHUNN & Co."1B~-^ NewYi R. MEYERHOFF'3 anSIAGEfife- Carrying His Najesty's nails Will leave MIDWAY on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 8.3P a. m„ arriving ;it CAMP M-'KINNKY at 5 p.m. Returning will leave CAMP McKINNEY on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 9 a. ml reaching MIDWAY at 1.30 p. m.,and making connection with the train going east at 2:05 o'clock. The beat of a* the MnvMteNM •- th* travelling mmmm. R. MEYERHOFF, PROPRIETOR. latracmatmi tttttltttft CROWELL'S HOTEL... MAIL CONTRACT. HK.ll.KII TENIiKH., addressed to the Post- muster tfcni rol. will be received ul Ottawa utiill insiii. on-.Till Mnrch. for lhe conveyance of Ills .Majesty's Mails, on n proposed Contract for four years, once per week each wav, bo. Iivccn I'enlietou and I'riliceloi, from the 1st. of May nexi. Printed notices eontnlnliiK fnrllier information ns.to.conditions of promised Contract may lie seen mul blank forms of Tender Mav be ob- lain-cUtlbel'iislolHcesof I'eulicton, I'rinee- bin. Olalla, Keremeos, While uko, Kairview. l.reonwond and Midway ami nl Ihe olllce of lhc I'ost Office Inspector, Vancouver, ft, C. W. II. IIOItMAN', l*ui«t *>,«..- Inspector PostOfflnfl InslH-elor's 1 nfllue \ nnemver. B. C. ! 13th Kubruary, 1903. / Mother Loda has not Shut down. Tlio report sent out from (Irtiiid Forkn to tlio eflFect thut tlie Mother Lode mine iti cloned down is incorrect. Ah it wus necesHury to stop the bitf roek crusher for it few iluyn to effect l-opiiirH ahd alterations about one third of the men wore laid (iff, but the other two-thirds are nt work, and ho faritn in Htp.cn- eiit known will remain employed. Should the coal miner.' strike lie indefinitely continued the mine will in all probability be shut down, but this is a contingency not yet being taken into account. Has been Called ofl. Vk.Tohia, Feb. 17.--The arrangement for a saw-off between Prior and Patterson, which were practically concluded sonio time since, are all off again. To-day the government pressed for a date for the Patterson ease to be heard to he set at once, but .Judge Drake refused. Premier Prior himself is ill and confined to his house. There is a strong feeling here among business men that the minister of mines should personally visit Fernie and Nanaimo and attempt to solve the troubles there, as their continuance will be disastrous to business. Greenwood Board of Trade meets At a meeting of the (ireenwood Board of Trade held last Tuesday afternoon it, wasdecid- 4*1 lo meet the l'eqniremoutfl of the Greenwood Progressive Association so that the two ore guiiizations might amalgamate under the name and charter of tho Board of Trade, and work together for the interest of the town and district. It was also resolved to request the mayor to call a public meeting to consider a proposal to send delegates to Victoria to attend the meeting of the Mining Associ ation to bu held on 25th inst. The mayor afterwards acceded to the request anil fixed Thursday evening as the time for holding the meeting, when the following delegates were appointed: H. Sinailes, W. O; Gaunce, F. Keffer, A. I. (ioodcll, Superintendent of the Montreit & Boston Copper Co's smelter Boundary Falls, and Capt. Harry .Johns, manager of the Hun- set mine. — m- — Campbell Sweeney, manager of the Itank of Montreal at Vim- i-ouver and inspector of B. C. brunches, has announced that tlie bank will open a brunch at Spokane, The fact was made public some weeks ago, but the official announcement is only now being circulated. Edltorally Fearless Consistently Republican. News from all of the world-Well written, original stories-Answers to queries- Articles on Health, the Home, New llmiks. and on Work Aliout tho Kami and Harden. rha We Aly Inter Oeeaii Why vmi .limtlil tmy FAIR PLAY CHEWING TOBACCO BBOAUSB It in Ilie In.t l|ll;,llly BECAUSE it is iMnsHaHiiiii- chew HECAUSK ii is t,h« [argHgt, high grade IU 01' in-, pin-; UEUAIJ.SE ihe torn are vulnulilt for premiums until Jan. I. 1,05 HECAUSKymii' ilfitlor iu miiluirlttitl I. a member of the Assocl'ilc' Press. thu only Western Newspaper recoIv- Iiik Hie entire !ulc-(rapti!c new se -v- lee of tho New York Sun mid special cable Of the Now York World-dally rep iris from over 1 nun special correspondents throiiKhoiitthe country. YEAR ON FOO'AR S ll I I THH ISI All H mill e Weekly lnt.r<N..aii one year, b li |> ,|u-rs for 92.50. TICKETS -TO ANI) FKOM ALL- POINTS EAST VIA Great Northern Railway SHORT LINE TO m.i-_u*, Duiuii., rtinncapolls, Chicago ANI) POINTS KAST Thrown Palace and Tourist Sleepors Dining and Biilfe! Smoking Library Cars DAILY '1'ltAINS ; KAST TIMK : HKKVICK ANII SCKNKItY UNKQl'AI.KD. Kor Hales, Koldcrs and Knil Inforinatioii, call on or address H. BKANIlT.C. P.&T. A., 701 VV. Kivemiile Avenue, Hpokank, Wash. A. B. C. DENNI8TON.H. W. P. A.. Seattle, Wash. THE BEST HOTEL IN MIDWAY OOOOOOO Headquarters for Railroad, Mining aad Commereial Men ooooooo First Class Livery Stable in Connection with Hotel, NOTICE. NOTICK IH HKItKIIV OIVKV thnt the Midway ard Vermm Ifuilwuy ('onii«iiiy wlllnpply tnltm Furlfainunt of Oanadn nl it* next Hutwlon for an ant ileclnrinif Ihe railway and work, whicli tin* Ooin|>any lin. Ihjcii authorize hy I he IcgiKUturu of llm I'mvinuo of HrlU. h ('"Inmliiji to construct* lo hn n'orki' 'or the L'l'ii-'i'iil ailvaiilut-T'J of t'anndii oxtondltig Uictiim. wiihfn whirh it may qoh.tniot Hie nami!, and ^vimj In the (.ontpuny .i.c'n po fVOt* nn to mniiiiniain^ and operating or dinpoBiiig of Uh rail'v iv and worknaud _urh nihc.r pow ern and privileges aw aro iiHimlly given to Kill- way < 'om paiiies i iifiirponit I'd by I he Parliamotil of (-ariiula. Dated at Ottawa, thlH 18th day uf December, A. Dij 11N>2. WILSON rtKNKI.KIt *k IIIiOOMFIKLD. HnlirHorn for AppltcAlita. MK1IVKHIN&HAYDON, Agenth for Ottawa. S. A. CROWELL, Prop. Boundary Falls Hotel THOS. WAKE, PROPRIETOR. T iis hotel is centrally loeated and It a stopping place for stage lines. Good stabling1 on the premises. Orxly tKe choicest brands of Wirves, Liiqviors, ar\d Gigars at tKe Bar MTUAT!3» AT B.JMDARY FAIX8, B. O III 1'Hfllllll Villi |- li.r.lll-V yuu ii I-.' mil biiUhHi'iI. THE I MPIRI- TOBACCOC'O.. Lid. The Mormon Temple. Tht; Mormon U-iiiplit hi Hull L.ki'City in tin dtiu'il t.!■■- iniiHt hiiIi. Mnntiiil mid well OOllStl'UCted iitli-*iiiits i-dillcc in tilt- I'nili'tl .SI,jiI,i-k, if hut, in thf wm-ltl. Oiii-iw*t- uttiiif Inid April (I 1863, cap Ht.iiH April 0, 1 02 antl dfdi- itiitHtl Aptil 6, 1800, ovei- funy yuarn of coiiHiiinl. Inhor being tjoiiHiiiue.il in its I'linstl'IIO-ion. Tliin nitigiiiflneiil stl'llot- lire am feet InitK, llll) feet wide \s Iniilt enliii-ly of Uliih white Kirnite, hemiti I fully carved, syilllKllit! of the Moriiinn faith, Hiii'iiiiiitnl.eil hy nix towei-N, the lllghi'Hl lining -Ei) feot fi-oin thegi-oiind mipuni'tlng a bronze statue of die ang i'l Mni'tiiii. Thevimt of this huilding is ahout, $ll,ll'm,imil. There tire many other utl I'll, tions Ht!Sail Lake (Jity of inleiest to the traveler or tourist. where aday can he well spent The KioUrande is the only Tmns-conli- nental route passing directly through Sail Lake City, where a stop-over is allowed on all elastics of tickets. The service of the Uio (li-ande lines is unexcelled, Three trains dajly hetween Ogden and Denver, cttryitig all clas him of modern equipment. If you are iroiitcniplatiiig a trip in the Kiwt. write the undersigned for Inforinatioii regarding rales via the "scenic line ol the world :" W. (!. McBHdc, Oeiiernl giiit, M. .1. Roche, Traveling Phh. aenger Agent, 121'filled SlV, I'orllatid Oregon. THE ST LOUIS HOTEL GUMP MCKINNEY WYLE J WEST PROPRIETOR. This well-known hotel has been re-opened and offers ev- ry convenience to the travelling public. The building is newly re-furnished and the bar is stocked with only the best Wines Liquors and Cigars. Excellent meals served in the .lining room. flake this your Headquarters When in Camp McKinney. K* E. McBoyle Gorman West ;-»MC MILL'AN f UR A WOOL CO SENECA HIGHEST, PRICES _Hz ■ CASH RETURNS -nn-?i7 Ave Mortt FURS MINNEAPOLIS. MINN". RCULAH^ Tk Canadian Bank of Commeree With Which is Incorporated The Bank of British Columbia. HEAD OFFICE: TORONTO. CAPITAL, $8,000,000. - RES., $2,500,000. HON. GEO. A. COX, Pres. B. E. WALKER, Gen. Igr. HENRY F. MYTTON, Manager Greenwood Branch. '<§> I j. Kerr is visiting her D. Korr, of Boundary **>;« fa d.n.Duon ■*m QUKKN WOOD. B..O. fa It jjcNieoland Mrs. Jas. " 8pent last Sunday at Creek. -In Midway on lebru- |h> Mr. and Mrs. W. E. N Munro® has returned fatting **«• A. J; Castle- Boundary Falls. fe0I1 Kettle River has yd during the week, af- ex«llent>kating. Evaline Scott left on ny's 8ta(?e for Camp Mc- ,, where she will assume lies of waitress at the ,is hotel. I. Lamont, of Green- L-renfc tot the Singer [MafliineMnnufacturing wus a visitor to Mid- fcterday* |s Ritchie of Portage Manitoba accompan- ira. Ritchie, arrived in on Wednesday. He i engaging in the sawmill • in tho district. 5er named Dave Mc 1 one of Iiis *-«»t »»-% Ibyalog rolling on it, fesduy, while logging near LmI. Dr. Spankie sent [the Sisters hospital to be • there. Ijimmnn, in the employ Mesker, got a great [ssterday. He went into lelliir on the premises, tlie door after him, i some way became fn.st- !id when John went to it ho found that instead loor yielding to his ef- II open it that it remained leaving him a prisoner t even knowing whether in for only tho custom- days or whether his term long one. His cries at attracted a pusser-by, ened the door nriil "Hhwr- 3 Imdly frightened coles* GENERAL BLACKSMITH Horse Shoeing a Specialty All Kinds of Work Executed to the Satisfaction of Customers Webb (_| NICHOLSON, —: Notary Public, REAL ESTATE, FINANCIAL AGENT and MINING BROKER. Camp McKinney, B.C. & PAINTING AND SIGN I JWORK MIDWAYAND GREENWOOD. BICYCLE AND MACHINE REPAIRS SKATES SHARPENED p M. KERBY, A. M. Can. Soo. C. E. Provincial Land Surveyor AND CIVIL ENGINEER. Midway and Qh.knwood. Maynard the same city, were passengers on Tuesday night's stage from Curlew on their way to Greenwood, where the doctor operated on A. E. Ashcroft, C. E., who hus been ailing for some time. The operation, whicli was of a STRAYED. Strayed lo my plnco at Okanogan Kails, on llio 12lh day of Jatumry, lHOJI, a hopi-oI horst-, with white hind legs, white strip-down foco, Mind in loft eye. weight ahont 1.WKI lbs,. Ii'iiirliril brand on right shoulder, rcsomblcs n cross with tho i-tr'ls lexccptillg tho lower ono) In-ill to tho loft like a hook. If not claim- — » ed within :il) da vs will bo Kold lo dyfray ox- most delicate nature, WHS SUC- I ponnu Kor furthor particulars apply iti. „„„,., ™ J. M. THOMAS. cesfully performed, the sufferer I having passed through tlie or-1 deal satisfactorily, and his J chances for recovery are con DR. SIMMONS, DENTIST, Rendell Block, Greenwood. Phono Ml, V. ft N. Chas. A. Webster, PROMOTER INVENTOR, DESIGNER. Spokane,Wash.. U.S.A. Midway, B C. VIA MIDWAY Stage Line. The undersigned is running a DAILY STAGE between Greenwood and Curlew via Midway. Stage will leave Gret n- wdod at 6:30 a. m„ arriving in Midway at 7:45 and at 1 urlew in time to connect with the train for Spokane dus 10:45 returning will leave Curlew at 5 p. tn., upon arrival of incoming train, reaching Midway at 7:30 p. if., and Greenwood at 9 p 1:1. Will connect with Meyerhoff's Stage from all points West J. H. TYRRELL, Proprietor. TAKE NOTICE. Thai I, Charles do Dlols Oroon, for myself ( * • and as ngont for M. K. Oroon, A. Wood, P. sidered good, provid.ng no un-1 Lamb,c. A. c.steward and 0. it. Arundoii. forseen trouble shall arise with-: !"te"d **?;'!?"' """!",<, "7°' * ^ Ito tho Chief Commissioner of hands and ill the next ten days. The oper- j Works for permission lo purchase rospootlvely ntJniYwna uitiiPKMi.l liv l)ru aiiitln llio same order: Thc H. J of Hoc. Sl, ation wns witnes-.u ny ^ "-»•>„ ,„. ,„„ Wort - ofm. 0i T|, 61| tll0 Hchon, Foster and Spankie, of iNorih (of soc.ai.Tp. it); UioWobi lot sec. Greenwood, and Dr. Gordon, of »**•,'»: th»'»>••'»'"»'No;'i> k»«i iofSoo. oalld fraelional North West | of Nre. 1. Ip. Phoenix. Dr. Thomas Went .,m and llio North Wesl I of Sec. IS, Tp. 51, all tlirough to Curlew on Wednes-1ln 0w^m D1*trlcl J. S. HARRISON. NOTARY PUBLIC, REAL ESTATE, APPLICATIONS MADlf FOR CER- TfflCATES OF IMPROVEMENTS AND CROWN GRANTS OF PREEMPTIONS AND MINERAL CLAIMS MIDWAY. B. C. Williams, a;jjnt a loud for the Canadian Mil Company and the 1 Machine Company, of poko, Quebec, this week sale to the Snowshoe j Copper Mines, Ltd., of steam boiler. The (y about this time last rc.hased from the same «turers two 20-horse horizontal return tubu- irs with a working pres- 150 lbs., and those were boilers of that class j into the district. Now IliO-horse power is being 1 tlie power equipmen initio wliieh will on re- I ht- new boiler have I ers with a total of 420- power. Mr. Williams Wednesday on a busi- sil to Sherbrooko and nl and will be absent he Boundary three or Iks, reenwood smelter closed Wednesday. Its sup- juel is not yet exhausted fas lieen decided to keep sufficient to run for a two after the Crow's Ial miners' strike shall pen settled, so as not to wait for tlie r. "eipt of applies when conditions »favorable to continuing Meanwhile matters kg put iu shape at the r Lode mine to insure an I output of ore for fut- utions at the smelter, -trainloads of ore and fere brought down to ' Palls on Wednesday, ^^.-—Bks as if the smelter l^^Hpi-* continue at work for *m|oi' two lodger at least %*NW closing down. Possibly IH^Bement will meantime li^^Bved at between the striking ntniM-s and the Coal Company, in which case this smclt- *r wil not have to blow out its furnace*. Dr. Thomas, of Spokane gunied byjiurso Nye, of day morning on his way to (Spokane,-but his nurse remained in charge of the patient. Mr. Asli- •oft Ims been ill for some time and latterly his condition became critical, so that extreme measures for his relief were imperative, i "' ..'.'X Anthony J. McMillan, managing director of the Snowshoe and Le Roi mines is expected to sail from England about the end of this month. Iiuled this 20th day of January, 1003. CHAS. del). QltKKN. Spokane Falls (Northern Railway Co. Nelson k Ft. Sheppari Midway Livery, Feed & Sale. Stable Seventh Street, Midway, Opposite Crowell's Hotel. J. H. Tyrrell, - Proprietor. I SINGLE and DOUBLE DRIVERS PACK and SADDLE HORSES Hay and Oats for Sale. - Bus Masts all Trains. | General Transfer and Dray Business. IMMENSE Reduced Rates from the East. Commencing February 15th and continuing until April 30th there will be low rates in effect from the East via the Illinois Central R. R. to all Ws'Ktiig- ton, Oregon and Idaho points. If any of your friends or relatives in the East are coining West while these rates are in effect, give xm their name and address, and we will make it our business to see that they are given the best possible service. We operate through personally conducted excursion cars, and in fact give you the benefit of the latest conveniences known to modern railroading. We have 15 different routes between the East and the West, aud are in position to give you the benefit of the best combinations. Write us and we will give you full particu- OPPORTUNITY. For Getting a Beautiful Watch and Chain Free.~-No Money Required —Every Man, Woman, Boy, or Girl has the same Opportunity under our System. I i„ „„Ih- t" hnve Dr. Arnold's Eng- "Sl'ilWn^ii ^ «S!! Inr, B. H. TRUMBULL, Com Railway Co. Red Mountain Railway Co., Washington &G.1 Ry., Van., Vic.&E.Ry.&N.Co 'Tlm- only (ill lull rntitn fiefWiie.it pnints east, wesl untl stiullt tn Ross- Untl, Nelsnn, Ui-Hiid Forks and Ru|inli- III", (Innnei-ls nt Spnkiiuc with the (•tent Northern, Nnrlhrrh Pacific and O. it. &N. Oo; for pnints easl, west Htid smith ; connects al Ros-land uinl Nelson with the Oanadiau Pacific Hy. Connects at Nelson with the K. It. A N. Co. fm- Kaslo untl Slot-ail points. Connects nt Curlew with stage for Grt-enwood antl Midway II. O. Iluflet ears run on train* lietween Spokane antl llepulille. EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 22, 1902: Arrivtr. I Brosi Hotel Rook Creek. R C. "s-tt'lfg ^sls*v8!iiV_i. ■ '■■ If' • ai ..-.I-^l*fcJ^*r — tf- -:"t i*<WT*..;, ,.-:.-.*,ri'5,^". ' S^^a^^fe ■ mm-*.- .- ■ - i ],..,, I (Uvi -^ |'"ii Good Aecoramoilation for the Traveling Pile. Leavo. 113-i.in.. . Ill.l.i uni.- 7.INI a.m.. ll.mia.ui... 11.15 u.m • .. SPOKANK . HOSSLAND .. NK.I.SON . GRAND FOHKS. . HKl'Ulll.lC. MS pan, 6.101> in. 8.110 p.m. l.im p.m. ,i. Mi p.ni. all |ieisniis sun....,,. we miike lhe fnllnwinn most liheral nltef :— If > on wilt send ns ymir name nnd address nnd agree to sell for us twelve Imxes. of Dr. Arnold's English Toxin Pill, nt 25". pei-lMix, we will irive vmi absolutely Free a beautiful Watch and Chain in either Ladies tir Oents she, xiv ynitl' choice of twenty other oi-euiitinis such as tine sets nf Jewelry, KltiKs, Vinlins, Mandolins, Tm Sels, Sitt-t-n Skirts. Oanteras, etc. iletin-iii- her we don't want any money nnlil after you (tell the Pills and ymi don't have to sell any more than 12 hoxes Hi get, tne premiums. This is a hnna fide offer from a reliahle concern that has given thousands of tlnllnt. worth nf premiums to agents all over the country, Reiiieniliei- also that Or. Arnold's Knglish Toxin Pills are a well known remedy for nil diseases nf the kidneys and hladder, Brlght's dlsea*e. riinlietes, rheumatism, n'-rvons ttotihlnH, and female complaints, nnd nre fnr sale hy nil Hrst class druggists and dealers in all parts of the world. You have only to show llieiu In sell them, Ynu are iiotolTerliig something that t lie people don't know. Our watches are the regular stantlavd sine fnr Ladies nr (lenilenien in Niikel nr Oiin Metal Agent 111. Cent. R. R. St., Portland, Ore. , U2 Third Ai JAOVSOW, Uoitcml Pu-wctwor Agent Spokatte, Wash. (ienlleiuen in r,n..r Oases with handsotue illuminated dials nnd reliahle time-keepers, watches such as no lady or gentleman need he ashamed to earrv, nnd they will lie sent ahsnltilcly Free tn alt whn sell only twelve linxes of those wnntlet-ftil Ttniin Pills. Write at mice and he Ihe Hi-st In your locality tn earn one of those lienntlful wntehes and chain. As uinn as we receive your letter or post card we will send you post paid iwelve hoxes, together with qui; Illustrated Catalogue and heantifiillv colored cnril with yonr mime and address on as our authorized agent. Rem-in mind that you will not he asked in sell any more than the n hoxes and we don't want any money until after yon have sold th. in, We hear all the expense and are only making this liheral offer as a method of advertising fir. Arnold's Knglish Toxin Pills. Don't, delay, write nt mice and earn a heaul iful present, for yourself for Christ mas. Address ARNOLD MEDICINE CO., Dept. 118 SO Adelaide St. Bast, Toronto.Ont. MINERAL ACT. Oortiflcate of Improvements STOTIOB. Si.amct Minkkai, Ol.AtM. Situate In the Kettle Itiver MlnlnK Division of Yale District. Where located : Camp McKinney. TAKK NOTICK Ilml I. .orbod jM. Korby, u« agent for Lytlon Wlltnot Sliatfonl, freo minor's certlflcate Nn. 1111703, Sttllioy 0. Cohoiis, free miner's oertlfloato Nn. iijViUII. Alfred Mullet, froo minor's cortiflcato No, B41813 and Wltlinin KdwtirdSffreominor's coriiflcuto No, tillMI, intend sixty d-.iys front (lie date liore- uf, lo apply in the Mining Rocordor fot- a CortllleaU-fljtijirovojiHiits, for tho put-pose of obtaining!! Crown Ornnt of llio abovo claim. And furthor lake notloo that action, uniler sootlon :i7, must bo commoncod beforo the Issuanco of ituoh Cortiflcato of Improvements Datod thia llth day it November, HUB. Kob.28. . 0BBB8 M.KKnBY, Agent. NOTICE OF MFE1TUBE To H. K. Mln-licll or any pot-son or por- sons I o whom you may have transferred your Inlerest to In tho "Gold Prop' Mineral claim situate nn Dry Creek, on the West Kork of Keltic Klvur, in llio Kotllo Uiver Mining IHvlRlon of Yale Ulstrict. Yon lira hereby notified that I have oxp-md- etl $iuj!..mi In order to hold Ihe said mineral claim undor lhc provision of the Mlnorul Act, I hat ynn should contribute J5I.J5 as your portion ol tho said sum for your undivided one half interesl 111 said claim and if within tm days of IhollrHt Insorllnnof this notice you fall or re futto to contribute thUKtimof $fil,2o which is now due by you, togetherwith All eosUof advertising, your interest, ln Hitld mineral claim will become Ihe proporty of the AUbuorlbo-i under section (our of an Aol entitled the "Min oral Act Aniotidmci'l Aot," WtHl . Bated this lllth day. of January, llKfl. 1 TI10MA8 MURRAY. Boots and Shoes A. Maslonka formerly of Nelson, B. C has opened a oot and Shoe store in idway, with a large stock on hand. Boots MINERAL ACT. Oertiflcnte of Improvement., NOTIOB. Hram.ANn Ciiikk MtNEH.it Claim. Sltuat* In the Kettle lllver Mining Divi. I m or Vale District. W:..:ro iooaled : In Beaver Crook dm i, abja. o.ie milo Noith ; ,sl of Beaverdell. AKIii NOTIOK that I. Knrbcs M. Korby,lis ttgutil for K.tyctic Harris, free intiiot-'e cer- Jllb-.ileNo. iiMllilIntendsisty days from Ilia .lale hereof, toa|i|il|) to lite Mining Itceoiili r for a Cerlillcate of [mprovciiictits, for tlie purpose bf olilHitiing a Crown (Irani of tin above claim. And further tako nullcu that actio.i undor -jcutlott 37 must, bo oommeneod before Lite issu ance of such Ccrllflcale of Improvements. Haled this tilth day of November. IIHtt. Kob. 28- KOltllK.. M. KKItllY, Agent STOC IC. FOR SA! Durhi m r nils, i' ■c h i i'l \ ■ ti Cow-. ( lows iii l iilf, rt. j r and Hei ers, Boar l-igs "*! v... find Young Pigs, Shee 1) and Poultry! S addle a iid 1 r"lk Ponies, •M i|)ly to J A. COL' .SO' '-'• i)/2 mi es from \\\\x)\. ;i\ 111 Disp, itch office. and Shoes made to order. Repairing promptly attended to. Ail work guaranteed. Only the best stock used A. Maslonka. FO •'., jv.-s.j- A It will ba the mast important Railway Centre in the Intjrior of British Columbia. It is in the centre of a rie. Mining, Stock-Raising, Ranching, Gardening, Manufacturing, Coal Praivcing, and Railway District. Midway property will m__o yon rich. It is not a solution, it is an investment. • • • 1 Midway, the coming railway, commercial, wholesale and manufacturing centre of the Kettle River and Boundary Creek Districts, is situated at the confluence of Boundary Creek and Kettle River. The leilij niili ncc town in the country, with an excellent climate, pure water supply, and surrounded by rieh agricultural land. i.-l Business, residence and garden lots at low prices and on easy terms. Send for maps, prices, and full particulars^ ^ 1 A. M. WOVENDEN. Sec, 80 St John Street, Montreal, P. «. The MIDWAY COMPANY, Ltd. ('. M. ('Kill BE, 'Agent for British I'tiliiiiiliu x Miilway, II. C. m ffhe pgpatdj SATDRDAY, l-KHKUAIJV, 21, 1003 A MOOSE STORY. Uow IV. P., Mlimill Urrriiu-lil Ihni'n II 1,400 ruuinler xluirgiiig on ll in. Aiming the parlies who met with fighting liiuiS.' nnr i.ik' the past ttea- b. ti to .mm i.rutiMvic. wuh one c.m- j.<_j.t! of n. ):,. Annum nf l.'unudu, anil Wei.lorn ftloi'igngo Cotu|mny, ii,a. .1. truit tie urge ...van of 1'ut-iu, 1-runca, und W. w. Lsidie. Mr. lius- (ii! is ihe i,t*i*u ol the pui-ty, tur it Was he \. h , hruuglit luwii a 1,4(10- 1 mnin mouse us the animal was diur i ig ti| nn hint. '.l.o pui'ty ivtts encamped 30 miles nort i oi (ii-iind Fulls in Vict i*iu (o inly, and early ono morning 'Mr. Tn. s .n, iieeoilipuliiud hy tlte guide, while trani|tl ig in llio woods, mine upon uu oxeUing combat between two hull iiiooihi. As tliey stood gov.' i ,g ii|i(in the to riiili' cmiiiici of tho h.i.si monsteri, suddenly (rom the r-iir Ihey hoard toiii-ful hello wings. with the pounding nf hoofs us of a Stampede of wild cult o. (Ul*. MuBon, turning sharply siw on lmtuonso bull limns.- leiiig down u|i(in th.ui, not .riii lull's away. The aiilnml cflnied n iniiguiut'i'iit. we' n- untl -is, ned the piinilei-.iiis hOl'l S swung low to t 10 gi'oi,nd ns ho nunc clini'i I ig en, with bhiotl in his eyo and roge in ov- ot-y bellow. ns in hnd lust I inn' I i gel his Win-he tor to Ins ullouldo.' nnil lire onco , ef 10 tho IhiII wns upon Ihem. Tin- lntllcl struck nt Ihi- suiiil.li-r, mid llu' moose d'l 'llii' slimilile.' li) ide was : hiittii'i'd, lint this BQGIUOd truly to i-inge tlio hull moro, for in in instant it was up ag i i tm.il rush- i.114' upon Miison nnd thu guide. A s-eoiid s'lot (rom Mns.ui s rlnO stop- poll the bull, hoWi m", Which then tur ed and lied, ntnl us ii r.in the gi i c put iii two nioio ..'tots. Doth hunter and guido (ollbwod, tho trail lieing plainly miir" ed by tiiijtiplcl un 'ergrowth und hlootl- rtuiiicil lenvis. lyrbjli '.i.'lti o'clock In thu ln'oiiiibg tiiili1 2.1)0 in tho aflor- niion t'lO cheso wns Kepi up, but without once gottlng Bight of tho lnoiise. Thoy (mind n pint, wliere the iinlmnl lmd liin down l-i rust, hut 1.0 u the gel lo I sl. his lieiirlngs. und ii wus rlcclt'ed li camp for lho night. Next uier Ing f e i-hnse wns ttgulti til.en up, Ihe hh o Slates wire seen no moro, hut il was ovlddilt that the uinn i' wi s wakening, and finally I'lOV ('nine in sij,'lit of him, fur ahead and s ill gitme, iilthoitgh Imtl- ly woiiiiiIir.i, In the i ourse of lln hour they mine so cloeo thut the guide wus aide to put 111 the finishing shut. il'hon the moose wns »' inn.d it wus f .uud Hint In hud (ive bullots in his body. .The head in alio of lhe best of lho se>Hon the antlers being 55 in lies access, with l.'t points on out it 'e. mul HI on llu other. Tho car- euHu wclghi-ri I .'Kio pounds. CC2_*_J______ MINERAL ACT. Certificate of Improvements. itroriOB. Napoleon Minkiiai. Claim. Situate tn the Kettle River Mining Division ot Yale District. Where located: In Beaver Creek Camp, adjoining the Idaho Mineral claim. TAKK NOfi. Kthiitl, Korbos M. Kerby as agent for lloiiulil Smith, ftoo miner' eertlfleato N'o. arlilJIS, Duiiciltl Sinitli, freo niiiiors oertlfloato No. i_4!)37 and Alexander .Smith, freo miner's corliHcalo No. itiliBll. intond, sixty days fiom the dato hereof, lo upply to the Mining Ittrrri'iffrr nferlilji nli. ut Improvements (pi- the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of tho above elnlm. And furthor take notloo thai aotion, undo section 37, must he conimciicud before tht Issuance of such Certificate of Improieiiients. luted this 10th day of November, A. D. MiU Feb. 28 FORBES M. KKRBY. Agent MINERAL ACT. Certiiicate of Improvements KOTIOII. Knoh Him. Minkhal Claim, Situate In the Kettle River Mining Division of Yale District Where located : Abou Six miles north from Beaverdell on thc divide beiwe Beaver Creek and the West Fork of Kettle River. TAKK NOTIOK that I, Forbes M, Kerby, ns agent for Sidney 0. Cosens. free ininer's Mliticnlu No. it/til III. inteiul, sixty days (ron the dato hereof to upply to the Mining Records (ora certiflciite of Improvements, (or the pur nose of ohtaining u Orown Grunt ofthoabovt elnlm. And further take notico that aclion. undo motion 37. must he commoncod before tb issuance of such cortilicato of iniprovomonts. Ilntcd this tilth dny of November. IIKI2. Feb. 28. K0RI1K.S.VI. KKItllY. Agent. The Midway Sawmill WM. All kinds LATH POWERS, PROPRIETOR. MANUFACTURER OK tr i.o: c:i aod dressed lumber, SHINGLES, SASHES and lOOllS. - -=S?P*5**- Band Sawing and Job Work done tn order, THE NORTHWESTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE. MINERAL ACT. Certlllonto of Improvcnie nts ItrOTXOEl IIiihik Minkhal claims. Situate In tho Kettle River Mining Division of Yale District. Where located : Camp McKinney. TAKK NOTIOK that I, Forbes M. Korby, as ngcnl for Alex. M. Winston free miner's cortlfloato No. ii*!*'.'. intend, sixty dnys (rom thu date hereof, to apply .to tho Mining Itecordor (or a Certlflcaie of Improvements, tor the purposo of obtaining a Crown (Iniul o( the ahove claim. And (tirthcr tako notice that action, under seel lim 117. must, he cummeneod hefore lbe issuance of sueh Cerllflcatcnf Improvements. Ilntcd Ibis Mil dny of Juno, HUB. Fob, 28. KORBKS M. KKRHY. Agent. 809 Second Ave., Spokane, Wash. The school where thorough work is clone; where the '.reason s always given; where co fi 1 ce is developed ; where Book- KKKi'iNt; is taught exactly as books are being kept in business ; where Siioktiianu is scientific ; where penm 1 ship is at its best; where merit is the standard ; where the training in Civil Skrvick, Tkmjgraphy, English and Cartooning wakes up students, develops their powers and teaches them howto be successful, No argument is so eloquent as the record of things well done. No mortgage can corrupt, no thief can break through and steal the knowledge of How to Do. When you know what a school can do for you by what it has done for others is it better to trust to luck? Is it wiser to guess? For detailed information call, telephone or write THE NORTHWESTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE, 809 Secocd Ave., Spokane Wash, Advertise in The Dispatch. ■u-ttf-.t Riverside Nurseries Orand Porks, B. C. HARTIN BURRELL, - - PROPRIETOR. ,: Home-grown, thrifty, acclimatised trees and shrubs. ' Currents, Raspberries, Strawberries; etc. A fine assortment of Maples and other shade trees, Roses, Lilacs, Hedge Plants, other ornamentals. Oi. . ■ ■ ' I The secret nf tuceeh in planting, Is, .IRBT— to secure gnta! stuck. HK(-oNii -to plant as sunn as possible after it is ting. Trees obtained from our nursery m be piloted al Midway two days after they are dog. Price Hat, imd full In format ion promptly given. .'•1 rflen Wanted t* i % j To sell for the large Fonthill nurseries. Appli ♦ cations should be filed at once. Highest wages ♦ paid, permanent place assured to the right men. ♦ We furnish guaranteed stock commanding highest testi- monials from British Columbia Inspectors. & Wellington. **O**09*9**O**9************ * lb " - KI.UNGTON ST, K. TORONTO, ONT. Lancashire House,: . . -Jir.ti/i%/ n _V..'.'. '. ) MIDWAY, B.C. The undersigned having re-opened this well- $ known and comfortable hotel invites the '• patronage of all old customers and the public generally. " " '' ■i BEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS & CIGARS. fni'iincd-lionti'd nnd comfortably fiirnislictl rooms. Mrs, Dowding, Proprietress. | .A______h_b___dh_-JUw
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