1 11 ▼ A JL JL 1 *<*W> __*_—_*s_7 O _> ,-A «. tt. X, No. 15. MIDWAY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1899. $2.00 per Year. [)R. WHITE, M. D. C. M„ FAIRVIEW, B. C. r RMcLEOU. B*)»RWTEB, Solicitor, Etc. Midway, B. C. AYLEY, RI8TER AND SOLICITOR. Grand Fokkh, II. C. Of RIAN MEYER, Mining Broker, Notary Public, Etc. A vie., Vernon, B. C. ESM. KERBY, P.L.S., A.M.C S.C.E., JNEER AND SURVEYOR. it Public. Midway, B.C. IB. KEITH, M. E., ttS-WER AND CHEMIST, ttfK GKKENWOOI), B. C. ff£'*T fliHBTIES EXAMINED AND REPORTED ON it NICHOLSON, " . —-. Notary Public, ■AL ESTATE, tt FINANCIAL AOENT i MINING BROKER, MOKlNnct, B.C. nwood Assay Olee. J. C. Luckenbel, Prop. J|iinyer and Analytical > Jaemist. jaOvaan—rood, _»- O. W.T. Shatford & Co... w Dealers ie general Merchandise. V9_9w%mmmmm^mmttmmw^ rE always carry a large and well assorted stock of thebest goods at the lowest price in the district. Buying in large quantities enables us to give our customers the advantage of cheap prices, so when you want anything remember where we are, as it will be to your advantage to buy from us, STORES AT VERNON*, FAIBVIEW. CAMP McKINNEY, and SLOCAN CITY. ■pm» it Properties Kximinud and Hcportcd an. ™?W. B. Bickanls & Co. MIDWAY, B.C. BRAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. MINING BROKERS. E, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. lOHN A. CORYELL, A. M„ B. C. A. Civil Engineer, HlOVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTSMAN. ligation Projects, Engineering and Survey Vork, with Plans and Estimates In any ortlon of the Province Immediately At- ended to. ps and Plani or Any Portion of Osoyoos ■strict and Mining Camps of Kettle Rlvor lining Division. DNDARV FALLS, MIDWAY and VERNON, [ A. Ol'KSS, M. A. It. A. 0UK88, M. A. GUESS BROS. Mists and Assayers rhimniKhly familiar with Fairview nxxxl fundary Creek Mineral Properties. Propcr- Examlned. Assays and Analyses of Ores. |ols, Etc. OKKKNW00D, B.C. I.J.SCOVIL, MINING BROKER, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE ANO GENERAL AGENT. BSTRACTS OP TITLE FURNISHED ON APPLICATION. Corre ;pondence Solicited. lidway and Greenwood, B. C. HAKIIKTT. U. T. HOUOSON BOUXDARY CHEEK Engineering and Assaying Co. G-reenwootI C'ty, B. C. Assaying- and Analyses of Ore lines Examined and Reported on h >r >'i gh Acquaintance witli the Keltl River and lloumlury Creek Mining District. The Columbia Flouring Mills Co, . - - MILLS AT VERNON, B. C. - ■ - -—»_» _?___;«_—— MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE FLOUR Hungarian, Three Star, Strong Bakers, Superfine. All produced by the celebrated Hungarian Plansifter system. Try sone, made* by ths only Plansifter mill in the Province ....WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR A SPECIALTY.... «■_■■■ _ See That Each Sack is Marked . --: B. P. UU & Co. Ltd., Praprietops, Victoria. B. C. M. McCuaig S. Larsen. The Riverside Hotel, Is situated nt, Rock Oree1*, B.C., on the main route of travel between Penlietoii -ind all Banufuy Creek points. Slopping place for sluices. Good Fishing -:- Good Hunting -.-Bestof Accommodation. B_oOuai_ bii— LavHan, FroprletorB M__ra_BB_B-5__ffl__W_«BBB___l Midway Meat Market =1 K. A. MATTHES, Proprietor. | At this establishment customers on get choicest cuts of BEEF, MUTTON. PORK and VEAL. ~ ^= = % - • Itoti*if;ei*Btoi* on tlio pr*oiiilj=J.J» ■ - ■**• Therefore Meats are always fresh and sweet Call and get a good joint j§ for dinner to-day. 3 *«rr**c-c-*tp«et'ef*«^^ 9mm ?*mm§mmm mmmmm Use 0. K. Flour. 1 The Best Flour in Canada. r t I UT"trE carried ott' first prize for Flour as well xx as for Wheat at the New Westminst.-r exhibition. Our Brands are Hungarian, XXXX, Best Pastry, Strong Bakers and Economy, any one of which is a long way superior to Washington flour. Ask your grocer lor a flour thai gives universal satisfaction. Get any of the 0. K. brands and you will .never regret it. 4> ,£* _&* • . vv ___» agaa Flo r Mils Company Ltd., H L-jx^HTuoara, xs.o. KETTLE RIVER MINING DIVISION. ]m, uking the average of the results obtained on all the experimental farms Records for the Week Ending February 8th, 1899. MINERAL LOT VTION8. FEBRUARY 1. Rose Bud, Greenwood camp, W. Smith. Spotted Tail, Greenwood camp, W. H. Harris. Ben Bow, Greenwood camp, VV. H. Harris, FEBRUARY I. Gipsy, Greenwood camp, J,Cunningham. FEBRUARY 6. Bachelor, Deadwood camp, M, L. Nicholson. Asi>en, Deadwood camp, B. Gunn. Black Tail, Central camp, T.T.White and C. Pringle. . FEBRUARY 7. Ida L., Deadwood camp, H.L.Jones. Lancaster, Deadwood camp, D. M. MacMartiti. Four in Hand, Providence camp, E, C. Brown. CERTIFICATES OF WORK. FEBRUARY 1. St. Lawrence, J. Fisher et al. FEBRUARY 2. Myrtle, R. M. Mclutyre et il. FEBRUARY il. Nelson, 0, S. Galloway. Blue Bell, F. W. Groves FEBRUARY 4. Dudley, J. Moran. FEBRUARY 7. McKinley, A. Castleman et al. TRANSFERS. FEBRUARY 1. St. Lawrence, j interest, Win. Lewis to L. S. M oul ten Barrett. St. Lawrence, } interest, Win. Lewis to G. T. Hodgson. FEBRUARY 8. E Plurihus Unum, !, interest, Jno.Mc- Kcllar to Chas. R. Pittock. FEBRUARY 4. Biittania, \ inteiest, Alex. Dorais and W. J. Noble to Jos. Pairer.' Firitanla, J interest, Alex. Dorais and W. J. Noble to Jos. Garesu. FEBRUARY 0. Crystal Gold Mine, J interest; OK. fraction, J interest ; Evening Star, J interest; Forest Belle, i inteiest; Rock Hill, \ interest, Joseph Keen to Ainsley Megraw. Biittania, J interest, Alex. Dorais to Thos. Legacy. "05". J interest, Pat Hickey to R.W. Jakes. FEBRUARY 7. . Oregon, _ Interest, J. J. Winters to Jno. H. Morrison. FEBRUARY 8, Lulo, J interest, Arthur M. Pelly to G. T. Hodgson. Lulo, A interest, G. T. Hodgsou to H. R. Eliutt and Randolph Stuart Boston, all interest, Dan. Bresuahau, M. D. McLeod and Thos. Roderick to Sydney M.Johnson. -——-t-a < Bulletin No. 33. Bulletin No. 82, just received from the director of the Dominion [experimental farms, is one of the most interesting publications of the year to tbe farming community, as it gives the result obtained in 18SIS, from trial plots of grain, fodder corn and roots, and that too in such a concise manner, that it may be said to be er's encyclopedia, fact thai this bull-tin mav not reach arc :—Beaver, Dunham, Danish Chevalier, Newton, French Chevalier, Prize Prolific, an average crop of 42 bushels 21) lbs. per acre. The six varieties of six-rowed barley, which have given tbe largest crops in litis, taking the average of the results obtained on all the experimental farms, are :—Pioneer, Stella.Odessa.Mensury, Oderbruch, Trooper, an average crop of 47 bushels 80 lbs. per acre. Trials plots of spring wheat.—Seed sown, one aud one half bushels per acre. The twelve varieties of spring whe.it which have given the largest crops, in 1898, taking the average of the results obtained on all the experimental farms are :— Wellman's Fife, Monarh, White Connell, Goose, White Fife, Red Fife, Preston, Progress, Percy, Rio Grande, Stanley, Emporium, an average crop of 30 bushels ll lbs. per acre. Trial plots of peas.-Seed sown, between two and three bushels per acre. The twelve varieties which have given the largest crops in 1888, taking the average results obtained on all tiie experimental farms, are the following:—Perth, Pride, Elephant Blue, Kine, Harrison's Glory, Trilhy, Vincent, Early Britain. Pictou, New Potter, German White, Bruce, an average crop of 40 bushels 2 lbs. per acre. Trial plots of Indian com.— Seed sown, in rows three feet apart. Corn cut green and put into silo. The six varieties of Indian corn which have given the heaviest crops, in 1808, Uking the average of the results obtained on all the experimental farms, are as follows:— Red Cob Ensilage, Giant Prolific Ensilage. Thoroughbred White Flint. Early Mastodon, Champion White Pearl, CloiulsV Early Yellow, an average crop of 22 tons 778 lbs. per acre. Trial plots of turnips.—Seed sown in drills 2J feet apart. The six varieties of turnips which have produced the heaviest crops, in 1898, taking the average of tlte results obtained on all the experimental farms are the following :—Purple Top Swede (2nd so.ving), Jumbo. Giant King, Sutton's Champion. (2nd sowing). Hall's Westbury, Perfection Swede (2nd sowing), .in average crop of 88 tons 1,102 lbs. per acre. Trial plots of mangels. -Seed sown in drills 2A feet apart. The six varieties of mangels which have produced the heaviest crops in 1898, taking the average of tlie results obtained at all the experimental farms, are :— Yellow Intermediate, Gate Post (2nd sowing), Giant Yellow Globe, Canadian Giant, Giant Yellow Intermediate, Norbiton Giant, an average ctop of 88 tons 898 lbs. per acre. Trial plots of carrots.—Seed sown in drills two feet apart. The six varieties of carrots Whioh have produced the heaviest crops, in 1898, taking the average of the results obtained on all the experimental farms are the following :—MaminothJWhite Intermediate, Improved Short White (2nd sowing), Half Long White, White Belgian, Green Top White Orthe, t veritable farm*'()ianl 'White Vnsges, an average crop Recognising the of & tons 232 lbs. per acre. Trial plots of sugar lieets.— Seed the bands of every member of thel80™*indriUstwofeet***"*• farming community of this district a synopsis of its contents is In rein The four varieties of sugar beets wbich have produced the heaviest given, and a perusal of the following! er"V* m 1W8, -Utking the average of the willat any rate acquaint those seeking! n'-sulUs obtained at all the experi- such information with the name of the I im'nt*-* fa"*'*ls '-,-e t*»e following :- best varieties of gn> in etc., samples of: ,)a,lish Rwl ToP* D'in*8*' improved, which can be obtained by addressing; Red Tol' 8u«*r' I-upiwed Imperial, an the heads of the several experimental *Vertt*-e oroP of 2* tons 1,652 lbs. per farms of the Dominion, which farms |a("*' are situated at Ottawa, Out.. Nappan,! Tri"' I)lots of P"taU>es.-8eed planted Nova Scotia ; Brandon, Man. ; Indian Head, N. W*. T. and Agassi/., B. 0, in rows 24 feet apart, with sets one foot apart. The twelve varieties which have pro- Before proceeding to do* this, atten- . lne, rJve,.ve v,-**-«-les which have pro- xx , 1 .1 ,■ . "., . ■ .1 duced the largest crops in 898, hiking on is called to the tact that in thei., ... F ,. ,'.,-* the average of the results obtained at tion therefore the aggregate result of ex periments at the several farms only is touched upon. Trial plots of oats.—Seed sown, two bushels to the acre :— Ti.e twelve varities which produced the largest crops In 18t)8 taking the average results obtained on all the experimental farms are : Bavarian, Banner, White Giant, Oderbruch, Columbus, American Triumph, Americans California Prolific lllack, Abundance, White Sehoncn, Mennonite, Golden Beauty, an average crop of 09 bushels per acre. Trial plots of barley.-- Seed sown, two bushels to the acre : The six varieties of two-rowed barley, whieh have given the largest crops in direct, Clay Rose, Green Monn'aln, State o f Maine, Polaris.Rural Blush, an average crop of 458 bushels 3 lbs. per acre. Twenty Per Cent. According to the statistics prepared liy the British hoard, Canada is the only country where immigration during the past year shows an increase over that of 1897. Its gain was 20 per cent, while all other countries slio'-, a falling off of from one to ten percent. These official returns include people of all nationalities sailing from ports iu the United Kingdom, those destined for Canada including 17,007 persons of British origin and 8,888 foreigners. This does not include the 1 luukho'oors .vho left from Batouul plbcWW-ii '■TJtHtiT J.Z 3*|__*-J»T, B. *'.' rv>*:r. :-':*:ri rr-'.. fc. ii c*J~ w?*:- . 7*-^ t" ■' ;_: _i"'j.ji:... -;i"_.r:r "-i*_r*.i" *.c .:-;_:-} ::._? * j* .*-■' **ge_>c.:_ :_.t -^*.i-*:r.;-»;C A*iT«rt_?is_e R_s<_ «■! M-Wfc-liaft. r_<:*_x_ :.*._ xtt.~-~A- .. Thi aiv_*_* ir* ki#*.Ti :c.-c * <? :*i-t :.--<■ •^-v.-rc "* u*."-.rr- ■*■- ■ - :".-■* *»:-*-fv«.; -,-.' ix.^.C^iZ-'f. * " * "-'■ * ,:" j.*»f,"ihr.lt''vL;r* t„7 ;';.;.;-..:,-. <-;:-••—'-'"-.. tVr^*>x-c-i.c*:* ■;■■-» ,f*cs:.7.__ :,?.:ir*« **'..: "■:*. ■> CC"'—l*:i^ UOXDAV. FEBRUARY ia 18*. w. . ■ ,.:■ ■-.- v. r. -'.-, ,r,- i-i. c-ttiy :-.-- _ -'■;- - ance-of thb giiwrnarrt ai-hy bm—ical art mdtm to vinuaily deprive them of any bf-nefit ttom life- same. In must instances the aa_K*J grant -i-noatiu to #**). and iur this saa» tha recipient is i-alled npi.*n to Certifieate of Improvements. . 3IOTICE. _a anMis—u Cuj*. COSXOVS OFFICES. A nwretuent is r.*w on fo**t lo bare teodrtvd is fs<r tin* guvvrniutnt Situate to st* C*ry«» Hlaiac E'fTUMa ef Ya_ £*aa>B. * itrx taace-i: C__K JteSisaej". TAKK NOTICE tha* L l&fc*. la-tow Green. jg*»- J_ J«Rw BnOn-vu tne. ximtr'* _E___o__t_ tor tlie ife-mcl m wn*«|fam,4rtoeiWT«^teMl^,,uiw-y'!1uIi:R*-; be rsUbr if Iw i» aewrttner.u* perfi*rm I oseferSir a eotifcatc«- bjwhtmthbmiw,. far Ae f a ewo-ers dutiesfree tif char*£K aiw"S»ied__, A?-.-v .-.'.{ :. aUrt-A i" -he .Uti*j..te A**- ^-*ff^»J-»-- -*- a.;-.;-*:. -*'J"- «..« .. __ «__» ST. imM te etmaetatetrii ottat* tht I poor with-wit *\nv timipeius»Eh>n. *ta£. iismaartatsagkemniaBatratiaetmsmeaok. i _* wrf! i-rfuKjuish ai ciMBt to f«» |»--j W** «"• m**f "^fj^Rjjy s**rih*ti by any Art Jtheu the service 1 " *' j tbeCastoots offices ,A th** Kettle r*.ver distriet made nutports of Hefcoa in-' stead of as now <-tportj? of New *VYt-**t- miBster. To *rh<*_ this pti»p*i*is:u-.*a '< tbe cocmcil ot tbe R**s**ia«i botstd at trade b petilionine the Dew_sia_ gwr- erauienl to nia»»:e tbe ofB«s in tbe ■ Kettle river distritt mlporlB ai Bum* Ui>i- Tfeere ss *f»s*:*fi;t.''ly r.*> sense m eitb«T of these pn-r**sit»c10s. j«id it » to be hoped tbe Ow-iini-*- K*>Twtmr_8 Onder these cintimstanees it is fciniiy ne«»ssary t*> pi.nnt out tbas tbe •-xjpeoses actarhed to the perfi>rinjince of socb duties. wooM eertaiaiy j»wa_*»«r up ao sniaEI a s«ui._ $S•'».«. thus km iri*2 the lordie&l is_n wilbosit «-n»f»M_;»ti,*n Ttir his se*n1r»-js.a st.ite of affairs hardly | [jy^j mMb. mfc^ ottkiaAtt. £*. THE . twKii .'rank l»Mj_t Tion- IStmaAlasei! Jaais N. Lrn-A. tains Hawses* m kmti l . . : -. xr .-_-_ :'. S. -.-.- I.,.-:-. i.i -err,. jiihiii'fTini kgr am&met" eaaaaaA. The te_MM»« «ra*Sfc__i*tthtism&mnuthrtames _. Ijiwh ! aari Thm>_. BmmOhn-y marbtr sa- anaw et I lj_** Htnatecr —_» vat jay a_ r_U« a_i to mtesa-tHiebtsiae Ifce siii ina bubo *■ <**>niji_taf*{e wish his j-vi»erai treifare. TV iestst the j2*»r,*rnu-ect i-otiM do I w»uki ba So a_*.**a* all r'-AsooaWe ei- ;•*-_*-» for tbe pij^fi-J-rmante of these: JAMES JL LYXCIL THOMAS HIUFKEEY will reo-srnae the neoe-sj-yof e-rvat;rj: .UiEi-j-s. and accept the SBTfiw of the one of the offiews in tbe Kettle Ri.er -netjital (-ntrZ.li*mer m i-omrjeiwatioB dbtrirt a fion of e«try ""Oie iiap-ttrt- f.tr the alkiwaraosr of tfM, and lo socfa aaoeof tbe district warrants M__ being L po{i<*y we aM__»rn_ thetn. dwe. in tbe event >^f «orh a cuor»( # c<*< t-e*nsr adopteri. it inasters nn little wbk*b of ibe two purls of e»ui tht atton «*f th - diss™-: j*_v atta.-fc, to, NeLsfjiB .*r R .ssSand. NOTICE. The First i*aa o-i mj en ,4 ArtEJStr.v&tf | |_g uiiicJ, ati«i i am now pc*^ pared to SH (Mdns for this "Cetefcrata. Rrm; of Fl-wr" whi-*h «»rrW afl the First Prize at \. . Ww6_tate Exbtl>iii.>n Don't vou think a plate t* . <x of Back wheat Cak-js «■__ l<t si.*e : - bna__Ml ? I hive th* jrentiine Wisconsin Seif Rtsttuif FKrur in 21V»p»j:ktH.s. . . . Speup. To goVith the cakes l^fZ.1 by the (iisart **r jratk _. . . . Pwe W hite Ctoter tiomey "m 2£h jLbt*. Ye Ohtaa Tines .tolasse* pas up in tjusan __a nude aod jf»iarante*d pone hy AWi*n*ler i »...■. New Orfejatts. Lv. . . . J. HOCoBTioo--. DEALER IN GOOD GOODS Cub* I* nrf vmaams est the few rf A»r_ I .- . '. -jj.-ij - -"j i'j.*.-. . -,i ba _.: bwahi "Ol ' <r -rt._ - IMS, _ iaa»S «*rt»J man, with rtfo jffirie to i -Malln-Mtra Ito-asja sttatOier.' itxtx membm-afsalhf tors**c. Dm, : OSOYOOS MIXING DIVBSIOX. »? pntfcn-r anI pit}_K eipraami. «aa__t Utol" saaaa i. * at. i>.*j\-it» mccvasg. ;; Fjutiw*. R. C. ( Mineral Act. !S96. Steps are heiiig taken by sho-fe inter- --*.-•'.•.. g-'•; tbegovernmeBtto eit«tad .be boundaries, of She Osoyows mina^ dinsibn, so that'tbe uew _ji_tnge_m|B| ouTwent y ii iie ereek wil^W entbra«vd I CeititECate of 1 EnprOVementS. | Our tegnatxAatm in the fkmioaam\wJttum^stsmBats. At preseat these CAVT ATTEND TO IT - - HARDWARE • Chambers & Co. Vernon paHt-" metis Mr. Hewect B»'«t*.*ck. riui.5. ■ tiie staseaaens a few tiaysag.- whtfe ad- dress-ip? a K»i*tenay audience, that t mm rea*'*n. j»nd pr»>bab{y tbe priiuripaE. one. why be fa toots extra repre*- I M:-7- eanipsare jas* hey**d tbe mestera liot*_ii.!.ry of the din-ten, and *>•«_»*- u-iieflSSy those interested t'jere ar*f »bl)*-^d to jnoraer many jnjie*. to liMEite t.-_,-s t.i sraj_ja.*t l.tissness tioa bjj-iBg^ivee Yal^K^rtenay-Cari- whOe quite dt*se at baoid are theofflke^ TAI •„ . , - ,■ ,,, ,.. ,- , boa is that the prei-ent coBStiioesey f,„-1be Gofei Cooiai-i^-er and Minime;- » PA**i- aah^ an leva* fc-r OtoitnU issoeuer-jsive.be bu**.!*-. thxme Rewrderof thoOmymm divisw*. tt'itt^tttttt^.ttrttri^Z,::?^; Z'i. tbe r*^^e-s• between lbe sif.i_cs of! ,. „ ^„ .,_.. „ . ... ..__>.>■< Jste BswtMtor Ur** jik. •■ p,riiao>ent. to ri**, ASthotA ^ttm-l -TfcW- "" "^ ^"^ "^ *»IS-ft?lA »-*-*: -r^-****! Voticts. ! _.^T or THI LlKI |R___i Ct-iUL ^:aa:e -_ ;be Setstli Sjiw 3C_a« B>T_a„e *f Til« 9_-r*t W"*«re iieauei;- *.«cf Lata i.ir;. Dealers is Shelf ai4 Heary H_niwjpp. PAINTS, OILS, STOVES, TINWARE : Jobbing' Tinsmiths _n_ Piumbers :- etc. t '.- :r:- :e..-_'. lie - '.'-.;tzr..-.xc ,- r. *-. ■■_ .."Ae . *TlebaBgeustmght..*x.tf ,he i*i__p_|!&*^^fS_*^_*9jl' * ** K^* _ , ol wmea cs that tae westers booml r _st«oescT. aud so find oot tbe needs ,-.i„ji_=,: r .. »_, - .. of the •*«_&. ' °l thf *TB*0B te 1**,,* ^«!»a*3ab*e oy i Arf f»-te a,, sotx* _as «ntoa. iw&r l"r,T""r- sww-pertors. as Use &w is uot jsorveyed j ^^taw *C ■■»» **«.tamamtmii httm she In _n_Jng ibis statement, nndoabt- ;* or *n anr war marked bv aaturai fi (ACETYLENE GAS edly Mr. Rjeiotri uttered what is absolutely troe, -rfaj.. tb-st he *raa_ot in tht* time at btsdisi*.*sti visit e-rery nook ar-deorcerof histxHssti* :-r. y. Whjut bettor jur^tiute-t is needed ther' I n to fosve t.» the attentioo of* parfiaiaer.t! tbe icaiwtiiate newss'ty i}' pionMiag Kcoteaay whh a Eieoit*-;. by a read- JEstKient of federal represejitatk-a. th-ii this i nr, to cia-uta_wwiy a«i- va_--ed hv Ur. Baste—. BADLY NEEPED. As p*>ta5eii stmt rei-enthr ra (best eohnEtts. S>j->otl"= rn Yale is badly in z.-z,[ ■•!' a V--.ert_sry (.„»;><*;, 7. [j-:. I'iirlstie. of Greeaw.;»'i.i. '-',r-.- rr_- dered his res%Ba_)_a s»'jie iinse ajeo. That the laattej- is aa j_g>-ct co? can be ratbered from the fael that it is hotoriuus that gjataiers are fmeraiefst" tm the other side of theiine, and that st>v:k is constantly p_ssing into and oat of the raited Stales, and that : -.'s •.. . " .* '.-.' -.'■ - ■ •'Tt '.:- not !peid icy attmtit._ to ati present, to defe_a_oe as to whether they aie in a healthy state oe aot. ApAtt from th_. then; ate Jssevtsed aniituis is this d_tri>-<; wbkh ate- net! i-eeeiviag atteatson at tbe hawks of a *__J«_ praetitiooer. thereitie. .: a i*oEy reasiv'OibJe to sriptoise that If tto general i*tt;i**nak of gfauuinrs takes plate, at {east tbe disease wili not t* stamped oot if ptjtesens e».)_iit*>c«s _re afcwi-d to conthiae. Just why —MaatiuritfBa •:■ an «Q_- toey in !__ stiasser we van __n_v timk-Mtand. for as a nrfe »i£.**y s*r_«(-at. uenoaes are takea S - jrra*isi-ate the disMas- ei gtaiairts. wb*_ it is k_*wt- «..* tftjat ia- a_T se«r_kj*B«f tbee«»sa;ry. Tor asatter sbostSd he fceorasrht t»> tbe atte&ttoa of tutor repeesectative. Mr. Heweti Bcwtntk. by wraetsof stork at -rare, and an _rg*-ns aprtj-ai c .: it he use his u-__*aee to hsx- a tvm- peteat Veteriaiuy latsfwijuc appemt- *d wttbost Attar. : :*-- - .-i-'v- -}.- .zn- ■:' -, .- .■-,-... . rhain uf nnonntaiiiiS. or a watershed. T.i remedy this tswee who will peti-j tion the govertnuwaa wiS ask that' Twenty JlSecreed which r_a-s atai»j_; ■:-; • north aad sooth, he-mad*t»__rk | tbe wesien* lisait of tbe new dirtsien, t so tbat ail •____ located on the east hank of the tvsek can he reo»t_d at' On "s.«»r p-resectlyat Fsime-rr,and? ... ' :'r. ■ ■-..■.: ''r.r'x '■. ;- ■■■ zt_-,\ -.: tiraaile t'reek. as at pet-sent Tbis wouM ewasiy simplify nsa.;.- _j and wooid certainiy facifiuii»iheti__-i saetion of baaness for a lusts an -iy • ■:' __n whoareet^aged in the deretop-i meat of what is prorin^t to K* a rtst. j n__eral territory embraced trithai a I radios erf a few ■__« of Keewsne**-. "■-j _ _ sitoatedii! tbe center of the) l mr Si—jjilkaneees raBey. so In speak. I Ti is to be besped thego>r«nu_ent wffi| .*."•*■ the (juestioo fiinoraMe c-.-otsaies^; aiiwn and jEraat she peayets of tbeir I petit twueis. _«ii_**is «f sisth Ck*-*—_ai<* et Imgewixtentam Daeei •:-,■* mat *»» ••*. Jaanao Ml nt_S 1£. KISBY. P. L. „ mc -* fit* wa tie ettiacates aaa -, yemoes. teih.<■*«■• ir(ti.aim I t: I ns 1 Ox lias r> tr j ■» here- t. «<*t<<<<«<«C(C<Ct<ttC1;'t-e«'t»tCC«t<C-ifc uD-'C. Z.T.-Z. ".r.'.z-. Z-'-r '._. aril tout confidence. We solicit the pair nc imi m R H PARKINSON fl*^ orccrs '"cceiv'e cvr prompt aUerxtier. ^gj todUteei and —_= Civil Engineer. Financial. Ifextl Estate, Ijisiiranc«» and \Iku*-g A^ent. saM V< >I* A K V PI* BLR l •»« view Towiistte Asem. ... iii—ESS-.. R. H. PARKIN-sOX. Jj3**t».ll*. ,* jF*~mm**4a.«^.~m-s_r C '■' a X—rttettr*. t±+Zi' "Z,~r: rr' -r r^_ iliaMi a i * '" Orand Prairie Hold. McLAIiJEX KI<OS. GRAND PRAIRIE HOTEL C-ilMj. B-C- f\S direct route to the Boundary Creek and Colville Reservation points. . » - Proprietors. C'seres^s^My.vil^rx'.-te Tr**li*.'T.*e,._ Wfll Treat Uad Ore*. v..Lz yi ■ -j- j* ; -■•-: ■ ■* * The Bank of British North Afflerie. ESTABLISHED iS-tx Si.jtfniHrVJ.i.i :•_ ?.,:tL Ci-,v:,'r. ?a;*-5j CajKai - - - t*.it..i ISO - - uaftjM lata*. Luchiiiri srz ieser-.t ,.,( Zilf_ti.M C*J_.-t J J ' JjJJ;.!' that peuperty for the n-rit 3 tnnxs-jbjs. j" ;■:■'■:'.'. : :■ ::..-* •■-. tbe <•■ tcra^y - ?*■•>■■-.".-■.; •."-.-■:"j.r *."J(r.*r:;-^'- *'?*i_. -.-■ -rs! :';h- --"t-:-^^! utiles ir r.t-r **!'". .1* »- l. rr-. ;. - - .,: :*e |«af)r*tftieei ar'nsn-J AiEswojth. Mr. S. R. 'fledfey. weil known in tbe Boaot- essiy i'reek riistiirt is saBerinteorlent -**K- ■"«. ' - -..tt- Hi . . limited, as Xefa*;.o. CtHrt 3*j* JR. sr.-*.'.: rf. .*'n" ."!_*-js :'a:a. '__xsao_:ii Farsfx. IziAafi E. tK"_, ifearr ; ? _-"- :■'.: a.*'*t-bji-.-». h ; jS. _.-..ic. ; ; s-.i^*- 'j'Lr-j'jjr.::.-:.;.*. .r:.^. L' Mii.„^i._. Ihaetnr, _ «i w__w, H-mii •:_>:« a C-ukia. aft. Jj_*» _JfnnCnaL HL STMUilUUI. i. EUWSLY. CtfiMCai Jtuiuff-r. J-j..M.jJ;.jr. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. CAPITAL. {PAID LP SIX MILLION DOLLAR^ A lnix\ of __s Bukte ^e?3 aped it 6fKjff9c. 1.. APPROVED NOTES DISCOUNTED, DRAFTS - I i ennui bi*»_i\g hi**.i*->>i* tRj'asACTan <D>- D. /\. CAMERON. J*1ar\ager. MORE WORK LESS PAY. Kor year1 pa_t it hastieets e5.ase*."ttuiry 6w the ip>'Vv?*m*_e_- i»> ertead femas- iary asBBstat*:* ..; _k<_«_ prjetitiooers;, ia sptarsejy p»ipci-ited d»t(K«j_ * here the <woviitiii«_ wiete so>'h that a sat- fi*r_a? in -im rfMtal hi nafljlaili il t*> the _e«iie*al |im|ilin_m by the pe*jp*-e id wa_ra_i sis resifien-re n_.ic-j tb-HB. T_i> _:t>ic «.*f the p..»er_a.e-j* wj_ dsttiseti by hcs'Ewi* n&HETes. as it. wvaeki B/x &* to aJitt-yw .»j<e«MiJ>ioi of 5 fa*? sne-tos .rf *.ii*",;ai_inac o«»_e i£ jakl to c_n of tveiwssiiiy. In *itue _»c_ai*"e* l_e jpeneniisty of t he p:>reriirB»-at ._«* been. jaBii-serl. w_ew*s io otltaer tasuiaD'ies tbe reetpi- ents ot "he jprvercjtsijents "*»»r*y ka-ne Ijeer. ooly K/jiifejserrin^ -**' z'c- ar.-. Tit 'Mw'uu to-sts. *tm$. taints, at., far salt at Pt-tktn. 14 head of horses (tf which 4 are hear; draught stock. 10 suitable for Livery or stage parpoKS. I Thorough-bract? stage eoaeh ' i od express wagon. Several sets of good harness. Horse dothing. etc. eie. -: ALSO :- THREE RAi"E HORSES. «-aib«*e_) 1 yeans nil ia April next. Sbwl --. **Kej-tpT-x*ity*"si.ji. wiei:i faaoap_ liiii^ph »>J15 lh» Ptj'"...::'•". Tit... vf "hej^r jijr*. aol ef weQ fan_ __res and Ikxii peRtntisisEe- F r -.•■'OTSsury ir J.irrj..«;;*..i .ip^'y *.•. T. RL GOLRLAY, Pext!..tgx. B.C _!oii>m- fmzzt.rL EwnSw*. Twjoiji Kiaip- •*. O.rt-a. Jbnraai. *i«««e. Sl J.jfc<i X Sl. Bnaiiin. <Tia_jKy. M*"- To *£**r«i:«n. S R. .■>...*•.*. N. s.. V .:... .*',.. V.ui..,iir-ii- r".:wm.i._ Sjt*a.. TtrxrZZ A*ii:r':c. Mil ..-'««ww;.. B*t;_ **.t«'^:a *'i:j. js.jjntj._A*. N. W T. I^t3*5 :"s lie ffsitei Stase_ sj>'^ sj;.* Tru:-;r* Vs:j;nis* RsnJt. -irtti t'Sit Ni.:.x-n,iJ Edjti. >".- T.*rk: t_ Wj«_ **s«mi. ■f-LiataiBiiJ C. W«i.-*.l-*p:it^*. S,ln J>_- .'wjiK UH Su,r,*cji.j rr.j-.ef;. H. U. J'. iZiXiiiaixni uiii ... !jL i-JUJir;*;. won.*;'. .i*w*i*.+. lec'taa Ka_ter_ Tae Swt4._ &i£'_-iii ami Kisers. Gtja It Oi. iexifrt AfaatA. I *i* Li ^m.>jt. '.'ly.'n ?J.iJlJ(. 1-ikjJt if AU- Lzx. r :,;.-,-,_. ?n,i a . ris.lt ■:. __.--ri.-r.i_ XiMrairn. rt .t.-jo.r-L :jl S*. ■* Z.JnJisr.ls ',. r, , ,: ■ ■!a._iX i'.uusf S-.v 'Z,ii_i-uixi la- xm i ,,zm_ i'ldr-ri-'ni M'.rra,!-.:,: is. I ,:.;.;,; ,,*.: *':i..*ii, .4^r» ftlj. ,.. Wish h.;.jj-. fulonai; E»ia_ H-iicts. P'srjjuuni. ___■ _ Oks Lj'jnit. (.'Sieifia Lf »_. J.ANDERSOX, Myr. Btecaarood, B. 0 XOTICE. T^»-.'_*!-y?*^IV'I*'.''l*'_',*>*!*- *!**!* ',* *** sfls *,** *"** _te__*.*j*js*>_.«.Vjs*^*** »•* **• »*• tO ft* *,. *o ... *., *',. *l,.'., *Jw2'»^r» *i*,'wJw'I»^2-^•"^»"^•*^,T*p^"^»-^'^^l♦,'^^I•, -J'? »*' **•* «.» *.'» «*» •*_*_■ «••» *■***-_■ «*» *.o »»» 5f A FULL LINE OF DRUGS*. Dfwggiste Stwdries, Patent Medkioes, Etc. $ Miller's Pharmac>f Greenwood,bc. I at* ... m* r£li_il"2*'' *■'' **** %','j}_ _*?v! _*? V-*-fv'v!»"!*_*!*tf ? _>?V**.,Tv!* *-* - ***■ ■ * W (**HKX at NHwaty.«_ > twi; fr-e-'tet Em ac*ytfctii-£ si!3.e ffj*^ SistBtKe sti>veptpe. jlrjim*:' :**..v*.. tfj»i*rju_ied urwo ri.xrf sheet-nx. h*.t jwj frirn_ee fis8«r_s. pa_»p ax;n^. p a ?*i-t ianythina in stet;.__i.i-fc it;-. Beist of wotttatuir sfeip I'-aiWnaeJ with naniemte thtXfpa i_ir_atrt-t_ THE MIDWAY HOTEL MIDWAY. KETTLE RIVER. Rrsfi Ctw Axxooxmm&atlmh fnwui RaMtag; Tei ari-W af Bhy *^E'S sr-j'ta M _(.i_l W.KAtQ-ewjei. McAULEY A KEIGHTLEY. Proprietors CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY (pacific route. OUR OTTAWA LETTER. SpOkdOe Falls BaffeB-Jkat the Bci-iirh mmxtiM ...C_ ftOftlierflf in feiifcr-r !i_6 par -_;...tmt«i w- '.'«•**** *&*»:,-.-«*.-.-- u:.ii .-_!y w^i \e!son & p^rt Sh-ppard, Now is Youf tooe <_■•> To Get Bargains. *—> nest aad ^ T to r-i. IV BtiriA .*■*_!•'*■< biT---? - - AND - - i_.^ r ..■__:; ^c^-^Hr^i arz.-z :.:•' . .'.s....j ot the Oi——i—-c pc-.__.-t tzzti «vw *xt- Red Mountain Railwav. i--*.i~ jjcwarwi w £•{_•:■? s - --'£ ^srsstr pcM5»'«_ n.'C* -.h*«r ■■ci-.:-> ta st* ii"- We have bought out m_nu_ictun_rs sunples of gentlemen _ nn* caps and ZZ—rtt.-: rr.kts. a; ■zr.zt.s tt<< ::*.__, h_It' their actual value. wearers wat eartj -j-^ jj-jy -jjl^fl roaw. *_it_- Roate Mfc iMfff-il. B^tt- Bostaa. Si* Tv- u> Jl Inters, European. Mi fceifle Coast Points. oat e___ge af ears, between Spokane. EossI__d DAILY THA EXS. :- ''.■«'■;- v*. a-r_. *> :•ons * ?cra l-Vila-n- *«_Brr> Eljj£:ta-j_. t-i.;- '-•(..!':« Nin-i-i ir. 11*13 _. rr>. **** ''.c**js'f..i*s *..* St*." azzr ■1X1-. STt. ABERDEEN ^F:n; . Tix'-tiiar xal _iit-t»/. an_.ii*; :'in- iv_a craw _ Oili_**_i L_ufciiif !ir s_» pci*.-*-** *h*r will rei.i-f.** a J_wa.*a «* j«m aa_. _i« 3r_i_ *L*iin__-i * ■nel i T-itiia -a ami t-im An EV_i: Cwwt i_i __•: ?initJa. ane Ewurjmaw*- aiaifnnuHr juis—s. c.tsi 'CtlL:y ( Xt^-li ti—1_. flilui. WtiT- t xxazoLAS An- naBsjktshFr_> asfi. —Rrit'ta: retarcss re-Jf-nrei j.n sh* ~- ■... » *** ~ y D*ff_:_c.*iir.,,« Trui* .-ami Oj_j_*cw •md N^StHt. . . ^ _K*w t_e part tkixt t'lMMufca its u_f_f l-jappi'vim-: st* BiKc_fe. -iec-i-i ''<*■• io»;ti pC'J-i'';-''-'*. ciic-;'.':'.: .sr.*." "_w c t_» iairy. T^* t..c._ caasaaqaaa ■ 't-SSi-c z (rrt'ir. D*"*s.i --"- I**Bt» «v :>.':'*'«! -V-... s- -i.i.s •-* ri-- i*» jl.aai-.Li it- m.-hsu! ;t*r- .* ;C''.-'r..'ji .7 '-- -"- L__:*s*»I __ri*-; _**■*:.„■; -*.--? ;c-*: ■'-•>. JtBlIct* ..'iHliI'.Si'.'C '. ~ *"-*.''* " *-'.'""* st* --tj_*;iHi*r xclZ deirirs. :■*'._* : -'■*"- ■iCT-ifi* wSiheaMeso *_ st*t-* Ji_i ,y ..!-_,.■ ,.^. Oeeat Bpitjain m iJi.*4JHC -wr.s. '.- -*1" ui3?.-*'i':w.. .i_ii ii RHi i.iwl*iI *wtB- The W'-sk "T Fisr» tt_llti .■>--- Thise *^'_ss_w^ i^i-pwisBSJoaisJSj? wfa> an? =i>in:c.:t;re>iii a* m :Z- ;*-i_3y acJ ie".; si> s Real Pepsian Lamb C.[B[ Bokhara Lamb Caps at ALi the**: w j'.. .*. :r :""- Western Beavep zzzzz UM 4 $a.00 - - - S6.00 _:* _: S: :.*: *.:■ S:f ■:«:. Sd.00 & S6.00 Picif C«« fmu. ■ rr ■'-'• -.."■'.-c* 1.*. N-'*j.ji w:*'*f ■•st'Ws '"yti.t.: "1 ji . •• * p Kijj*i. ).-•: 1.. X <•..-!:. sv fisit* c**r _r _ ■*is-*--£.rs * r S-*rr''* K '.*-f i*.: ?..;-':.i-y I'-*-* ;• . ,.-:r 11. Kir,.-.* »".*.h •*• 1*--' i u. y. O. «K DIXOX. . a._r. *. T'^ijxvt ami ;itir*i»y ?.ji*:--. sii* cc'lttt* Actual value $iaoo to StvCOs Xhodfl assortment of >oJcafle_ KlotMtike t.s at less thda hdH their real value. Wombat. African Buffalo and Calf mitts at 55.00 A::*...._ v.u.e ::'..':;v :h:*- pnoe-. surrihs -- **-- t"--^ armliiomait .-_*.. luru-jMB* ia.'..lautauft. y,;,rtvwftS;, i_K&t ]£__st* wail pet*_l aa,L _k rnsiHUB- -iwe-if «m»*_i m ^^ ^^^^j,^ 1?TM, tfe WaWEn*nS mask by Kr. M. V". Mc__w_ rwm- ayiil -m — •--"" *^c'* -tt'zr-iti-n a*?*- a: Dwr-M. H* sir-*: -!e 5!«C tk- tt__b*ar s:^ sett-! ires etora tb* TBiWiJSfcHws was &xtbk f ftkS-Mk, B.B. laMa Afffls- StwHuwi.BE. a C. tg^^|-wpeff»iiM_. tvo-. an_ m ISt? «M» E J.C«r*». IkMUlcarafa**! |k«cast#f awtw-ri.Md fc« figartns. *^»a *>«t tint al kinds af W. H. WEBB, *a__ Practical -*«* m KW CSRRIS5E BUILDER. Saige- aiaaBBw wb_ arxxtv m. aa • a rj /-• :r-'_ *.£-* L-ai'-'i-* *j-c >- iUlflWaV, D. V. Hae aaiatai ext«e_e_ tt—t *J- Hl» -a ffl.get :*as. b t**'•■■■ * = '•' --^*"- isCTifa.* w-2: **• i*;j" -;^>t-<i- I^- ea-KtiiT srtt.frs *il**-te t_vna*ite '--".• sbf r.x-'zz.::-. :•? _ *.h- i'ai'.ni Sue*! j- MB w-j_ P!^|am l__«'&3:_8t in- ccaic -a r.t:-^t * z..-r: x__ _r -r WXSOtZir -?' b*.r-ijir S5.ir,e*. TV aKKV—K—i from the Trtrf St__sttcaljr_iitai ____y aad t te* _*-*«■ ti-ft Bf A fcss tbaa 3WWI* feafbt ai®aap*»_«ati«»««<»a™'«'J' to w-^s* eml-Atdad-nagt—e |W9_at jwa .V? — , j, , a t^ emu tan—iiiwM^ ■*» y-*--——- .* Hp-:-i_*» Ilf-SSHI :•: Lis^f. r. .„„, *;.l»j«* .-j . Stalks, - Uk - Eie., be porehased at Um Irani Forks Sawmill. IEAPER THAN ANYWHERE ELSE. Fiftws^ il Per Uii -:• K. Simpson. Prpp. J . A. MUffi 4 B_aaB_a *«- S. S. ^itjjc enlists and D?aggjsts «, wotw. a. a jg s 5Tr*rtHs_«s tr..).;* it sri. Cbemictl-. P.'.ten: Meitcfn-is ami To3et.: Sta_ s '.-.- !.-.-* :.:■- .-:i- z -.;; ■':-,- \ j .:. _r. : '._.- -x_ >.."- :...- ,;. X. ' .--.-'i ". .Sl.* ■;. 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GBOCEBiES and IISIKS" SUPPLIES. to V-teh we are addiog eocsta__y. om minors hard* are evecto) w sooh. : TTATWT *8s CO., POST OFFICE STORE - - MIDWAV B.C. " Practical House and Carriage PAINTING ry CAMIAGE PAINTING A SPECIALTY. m t^i ■AiZ-rrxLi. ZZ -S>.% Temtj Ritift J. H'.>"t>TI.'"V. fe'r, . -Tl'f J . - .--- .. ... - WSJ We Print On good paper, and in the most approved stvle Paper Han^ng. Graining and Sign Panting. Also and all kinds of Decorative >^ori execated b* I. Nash I Co., Midwav and Greenwood City. Bo^HaJTs Stage Line Carrving Her Majesy's Mails j Meets tbe steamer Abardeea at Peatkten oo Moo- s. W-ditesday _ and Saturdays. Passengers to .-..! •'* -." 7 Z-.'.-z.-:"..' <_•-■',',< ;..-;_ ''>:■■;■:.'..'-. Wish. defiveced in qukk time, and Imt catnfbnabk: :.*-'. -'.-ir-Ctr. LKeo. Feed and Sale Stables .. . Penticton, B. C R. S.BAU_ KINESALAaiSSc. CertijSeate of Improvenient*. MiNESALACT lSsc. C*rtifi«.-At*? ot Itaprottmomto. '-.'.larmji! .JTasi-niw* xss -il-n^sx Cai;»j ZlZZSl jvzix-r.-. ■ t.xzx. Ss_,_ .1 Zm i*c;.e 3 tie Xzzrs^ 3-. *sim rf Til« :>*■_-■ tn '*"jwjt*j j.uti:aij iij-itr- ji.-_i;» a iis Caayjas Ii-_j*f Litsjuib rf y_li.T*t?*«' ltjliH.1- <"Lj_aj*. tsi CiRfll [AIL ORDERS. "it-T-:*™:* MB (IL W. UALRYMPLE FAIRTIEW. a a I SrJfcti *f Itsarrcn*;. E-;rw_ti:*HIiit A BftMWtts J. HT. l^EEH. rATCHHAKIR and JEWELLES MIDWAY 8. C. Fia* Wa„_ Risair.ai l S:«i_.*.> All *>ir*s W arr-xn'.i.t. .»!-ii. L, McDUFF •_*eneral Blacksmith, ]*■ IV.i'ri'z-". j. S C. "_*«■__ Itl j— -Ci..* 'i. W'tz-x '£.iax_n.:etl :o in,-, risjj' *'-''- xcr.nm nt CnHCwnjap* i v> ^fo.v*«TJI^r • N"oc;c>r!i»*Jii K'.vG<jr..s :-..:..::..- c M^ W-i *, c.t_i:.i_:e. A:*;. C-rc c'1..! ■!■•:*.;■*. W: W-C- ur- :—■ -",v.r.i m M?. N-.!:-< c_.tr. I-.i----c.i-..; T-i?r»rr'.*^. -fe*: ?-•:s*c*** i ~-i jr. ria*i.^ro C_ui»ijL wbiii* :c-r- **-*-i jfc__«ii_«:*». '"-*.■*• :**;k.:i r.. .*. Tfc** ?*JJk* -xr-.i a 'zz.x.ir .hi* ex ■€.• ' '-Ji-. CPt* -." ' "' A'- - j»:i.'U- deie-xied _ _? wkj return.ai hy n_»_Si.>,''Ct. TW w» Eajle. A "fo. ran*"":._j S-- C f'.lj- ^i. "^-. -*.£">> Ll_** 5'.1 w r_ r.'rr »V r :*, x-r :',-* ... . .,., t br Vr. W. ml The«-ei X* **r- " * , ,_ ■:. !'-jj- 1 V-J f . ' * nsr "J '.* •lii'- -*• sni 'r>r • . _- llMrt' fttaT. la ti"'" nc W. I. C. V* t.s-z. ■'. A R. i ...r c- *H*'j (" ■' . '.ir- .— . ;-*. t___.1t ■•:*. i. N. Cm rrr' x . .' 1 Lr>i • i w T Si *. '.-'•'« --...;"- ii-- > hi "JV'IJ •:*'.►♦>' *' ■: •.,-.* :::.-■ - S3-.M..' * i.l. i . ■■ s "■- ^ 4. BILL OF 5ALE f:r:*:> :■:: Mineral CLiitn SURVEYOR'S n<xe?. etc, etc. A Trui Order Sotieited- ri JKz Ad^arxce, MIDWAY. RC rf;Ti.« 3x_i!_r__r_. X'larx Zjax:tti: irnptr "r*Ai*: NOT." J -ms. !. i*'ii-i.~ X. £-1*. i* M„„..,,, 1 ufii.: f':c r-j.niife* r»a.:_ tr".« -non-* ■._*- TASK S-Jt&Ct ".Jin.; L ..'Iiii.-.J- >?li:u* *i?*«n *.r „7^-jiC r-"- n ;•"■ - '':r':Lii:'.sJ;jt tj1u:s.*j; N j. r.imi—i s.ii: .*.;rtji N-jimhi tree 3imi*r* -jr* _.".sr..j S ;. 'oL'o x. -rr. :_ez. na:.-, I'.sjHt-ia ;3j* ;.s.:-j ji»*r*r.js--.;...' xzoi* ;>: :ie. )Liiui-p :.w:i*wc Vi. Mit .. uu- I'tx-xr; i ■r-..i-_.x-.. z-..: * f s i jr;dij;sj:,j xi s3i?r-i-.-niuo.* Mr ■_- jni- ; jm :{ n-.tixzi.tif x :r; mi ij-rxir. :t .m xnore .-.-.- :.s:-. ytlrtmx. Z ■■.-. : -ii uf . .;;_!). ... , .: - jj li-: lu ■ ii; TUMI':;*' J jc rJl.jil iZe.rZiiirrSZe.it lll.T ex zxaxi imcjy jruk; uirain. JimtT ij >..-c !■: .T.'B"raiiiii._! Miin '.M ^'u:ii '.-lir-jjj.'is:* rf Ui^w-irattau. ;'.-.. :js; it ~. ij'.-jmAe.r ",■«». i-.'-JtS'SS K. SI "-3T ii ii; ■ : :• ... • ■■'.; i '. -1 "-V ■•*"■ ABMSTBONG HOTEL BOli (IEEE lUm . . . xocra <»* favs -:?___, EL EYES. Prop. jT'jST-i.tjje A'.ia-.*ae.'..sn>.-.i jija S-.-eitv 1 ■•'. .-.^.jctr.i'jc. &**•". '-Z', '■'.-■> tzxl Ci^ir-s p.rst-CIjss* S*.J ARMSTRONG B.C. GOOD STABLING ■^Iijaif .•*:-J!_is; .ij \trr..e. fc;<tjl 1, ' !;: ' W f GREENWOOD | CITY^- Is I heCenl ral Town and Supply Point of I he Boundary Oreek Mining Oatnp$. From Ibis New Town roads lead to the Greenwood, Deadwood, Copper, Summit, Long Lake, -reu n__mm*m9ma.wmM_tmm9m^mmommmmmmmmwoi^mmmmxmmm^mmmmaammmmt__m Skylark, White and Atwood, Wellington and Smith Camps. Lots are Selling Freely For Price of Lots and Olliei nd are a Good Investment. Information, .'\ddress ROBERT WOOD, Greenwood City, Bound'.ry Creek, B. 0, Or Apply to Agents, C, F. Costerton, Vernon, B. C. A. K. Stuart, Vancouver, B. C. ****** ***** ^^♦♦♦♦♦♦i«-:*75^f'fc**f-5-f'-< •*♦♦♦♦«• ********* 2 i The Travellers Insnranee Co,,., rnrnrnxoTrnTT .... OT Hartford. Conn. mrrrfrmnf S'z Chartered 180;{. stock Life nnd Accident Insurance. Issues the best life insurance conracts in the world. No dis.-ippointr.tent as to dividends. Everything (itiaran. teed in advance. Premium rates, ig t;i ix, per cent less ilur. those of old line Mutual companies. ASSETS, . . . January 1st, 1S97, - nuitL, ' tt- LIABILITIES, SUM'LUS . . $20.8X4.53 flit* 17,020,260.2 •*» * 2,976,424-3 * ti* Tin * # <t> * * * * « * i I'l-.-ivelleis Coiiilieiiaiion Accident Policy guarantees for accidental under ordinary conditions. Death Bonofit .... $£000 ; fm Loss nf Bight of Both Byes . 0 ; 1,0* Losnof Both fool iii'Kni'i Sands 5,000 Lot Ijojjs of One HjukI and Ooo Foot j*',"1"' , 'j('* Parmanont Total blsabilty 2.5D0 I l--1* i.f Right HjukI . uf I.mui or above 01 l.i'f! Rand . of either t'ooi of sitflil of Ono 1 ye Itl] 00 iL'.smi 2,800 I .IIMI 1,00 . aid Liii)its of Weekly Tti'lenii'ily §1,300. AXD, If such injuries are sustained while riding .is a passenger in any passenger conveyance using steam cable, or electricity as ji motive power the aiuonnl to lie paid shall bcDOUBLE tile specified 111 the clause under which the claim is made. sum I Cost-$52 p, t A YEAR TO PROFESSIONAL* AND Bu.SINKSS ♦ Mi:.\,A.\*ii Commercial Travelers. f 0thei'_um3 at proportionate rates ♦ "W. 3B3I_ Noi*i4s, I AGENT FOR SOUTHERN BRITISH• COLUMBIA, MIDWAY B, 0. ♦ ♦♦♦♦^♦♦♦^^♦♦♦♦♦♦«SriSj**S*5gS6t!ess«S*«^**#<.4»o*»**»»* GOOD ACCOMODATION^ EVERYTHING EXCELLENT Qeo ti. Skeehar* - - - proprietor. FALLS HOTEL... THOS, WAKE PROPRIETOR. The hotel is centrally located and is a stopping place for stagi lims Good fishing in lhe vieiuity. Good Blabllng, A variety of the choicest brands of liquors and cigars at the bar, SITUATED AT - - - UOU.vDAKV KALI s, li. <. VERNON ■ SAWMILL SMITH & MbLBOD, PitorKiEWKK. Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Turnings.etc. All kinds of factory work kept in stock and made to order. Coast Cedar worked into Furnishings a Specialty. All kinds of Lumber, Lath and Shingles kept in stock. Best material always in stock. Sawmill on Okanaoan Lakh, Handy to Shii-ment. Sash and D001 Factouy on 0. P. R„ Vehnon. Hnfpl ■ ^•^T Headcluarters for mining men visiting the Christina Lak district. Stopping place fm* stages on route from Marcus to Boundary CH.Thomas, Prop • creek points. Cascade CASCADF CITY, B. C. KSTAHI.lsn km IBQ3, MAINLAND NURSERY COMPANY ®*^*C-C^^^«iC^C^T^^*t-iCT^^T^'*5**5!^!:_t fo ty 1E. G. Prior & Co., I ,.. . Of Victoria, ^ Carry a fuil stock at Vernon of... fo fo Brantford Carriage Co's Democrats, /|< wagons, Buggies and Carts. fo Massey Harris Binders. fo Toronto and Brantford Mowers fo and Kay Rakes. fo 01 iv *e l low and Walking Co's Gang, 'lows. Sulk ey ~>i**ii-\iiAi*i****i** REPAIRS R MACHINERY BY THEM. Agent at Vernon, H. SCHULTZ. M€€$€€€€€€€€€€€€M€€€€M& THE MIDWAY HOTEL MIDWAY, KETTLE RIVER. First (!laus Accommodation. Good Stabling. Tei minus of Stage Line troth Marcus, Washington, McAULEY & KEIGHTLEY, Proprietors. The correspondence between the late 1 JPjfJLJ.XV Y X *C# YV governmentand those directly Inter-1 ested in the construction of the V. V. . . ■,•»«••• - j-b. railway from Penticton to Boun* Commercial and Mining men should put dai-y oreek, ims bu-,. ciiieii for i.y t th FairvieW Hotel when in came member of the provincial Ingislrtqre, *-"-mjp. and as soon as it is brought down, the mystery surrounding the building of this road should be cleared Up, and the people of the province, nnd es* pccinlly those tl.is district, given a true idea of just how far r government, through their predecessors, Stand coinniitted to Messrs. iMcl<en/.ie „ Mann, and how far these gentlemen stand committed to carry ml the undertaking according the terms of the provincial charter granted to the V. V. B. railwaypromotoi-s, who nli- sequeutly disposed pf their franchise to them, e ***■ Surveying for the 5melter. ('. A. Stoess, who was stationed here by Manage.' Aldridge, of the Trail smelte r 11 the iminelise miiounf of preliminary work, preparatory to starting active work on the Cascade smelter, has been employed at it for the last, four weeks. His investigations have been universally satisfactory in cry particular, and the local conditions by actual export examination have been found to suit the necessities ol'sii.ii ji great undertaking to a degree. Mr. Stoess found by personal examination that the clay to ba bad here is admirably adapted tu the mamifac* ttire of 2,000,000 brick that will be re quired in tlie construction of the many buildings needed for smelter purposes. Mr. Stoess has found by careful hives* tigationsliineroek enn he had in ample qu.iutitics within two or three miles of the smelter site. This week jMr. Stoss lias been running lines and taking levels for the flume which will be ...-i-dtii furnish the water supply for the smelter. This Hume will be a mile long', Iat lenst two .ind one-ball' feet si.imre, and the intake will beat or nenr the dam now being constructed above the cascades. —Cascade Record. ,———. e . Oovernrnent Assay Office. Home time since the managers of luniks on the const pointed out the necessity of the govcrniiieot establishing ji . j. ,-ny office in V:iiicouver, so that miners returning from the gold holds of the north, could gut an official cer- tilicjite. showing tin- quality of tne gold dust in their posM'ssiun. Such certificate i.s absolutely necessary before the holders of gold dust can exchange it and Ketfullvalno in cum no- iil the banks. At present this can be done on tbe other side of the line .at Seattle or San Francisco, and as a result, nearly al! the gold dust coming froni the ortb finds it way inli, the I'nited States, very much to the detriment of this province, for where the guld dust is exchanged for currency, there much of the money is natninlly spent. Now that the Alien Law is in force this institution is very much more of a necessity t ban befojfe, for it wiil never do to oblige citizens of the Doniinion tu pass across the line so that, they can evpeditiously realize u|>oii tbeir holdings in the shape of the precious metal. This was forcibly pointed out to the government ji lew days ago hy a deputation which waited upon tbem, therefore it is only reasonable to suppose something will soon be done iu the matter. rt. Battle at Hanilla. On Saturday the 5th inst. at about 8:46 in the evening, the long looked for trouble came between the Americans aud the Filipinos around Manila, and as a result the Americans count their loss at over 'M killed and wounded, while il. is said thousands of the Filipinos were killed and wounded or taken prisoners. The immediate causa of the battle was the advance of two Filipino soldiers on an American outpost, of the Nebraska regiment. When the American sentry ordered tbem to half, they refused, and he fired. Immediately a signal gun "'as tired by the Filipinos and an attack begun on the Nebraska regiment, which attack soon spread and became general between thn outposts of both forces all around the city. Firing continued throughout the night, with an occasional cessation pf from half an hour to an hour at. a time. At daybreak the Americans began a vigorous advance all along tbe Hue, and were soon pressing buck the insurgents ine.cry direction,maintaining steadily theft' advanced positions and capturing the villages of San Juan Del- montfe, Santa Ana, San Pedro, Macati, Santa Mesa and Loniili. In this movaineiif the war shi| s lent assistance as the Charleston and Oallao shelled the insurgents positions on tlie north side of the city while the Mon* ndonk sin l'ed thisc on the south side, the 'nsurgent position hav'ng been previously accurately loeaied The Washing Ion, California I'ansas, Dakota and Nebraska regiments dis- tingrtshed themselves during the battle, the Washington. California and Nebraska regiments especially, up - LADNERS, - BRITISH - COLUMBIA OUR Specialties— Varieties Profitable in Hritish Columbia Trees Free from Pests. FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TKKKS, PLANTS AND VINES? Send for Free Catalogue. > E. Hutcherson, Manager. *********♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦****oo********** **** RAILWAY OR NO RAILWAY *****oo****o****************oooo ♦♦♦♦♦» ^V ONE THING IS CERTAIN We have furniture on the way in CAR LOAD LOTS, ami in a few days will be able to offer our patrons Bed Room Sets Chairs and Tables Lounges, - - Sideboards, etc. etc. - - ALL OF THE LATEST PATTERNS AND OE5IQNS ANO AT PRICES tVHICH WILL DEFY COMPETITOR We are agents for the NEW WILLIAMS and RAYMOND SUNG MACHINES. T. M. Gully & Co., - Greenwood, B. C. m0^vom*hW9__r%m_0%__m_l_n4*0^_0mh THE PIONEER - HOTEL Greenwood City Boundary Creek, B. <-'• We have jwst opened tin* ahove lintel a Greenwood City, ami •*»-■! -(repnivd to welcome. Riiests and provide good accommodation. Oood Catering. I'»s class Livery Stable. J W. NELSON PROPRIETOR BROOKLYN HOUSE. QHKENWOOI) CAMP, BOUNDARY 0REBK. Good Accommodation for Travollurs, First-class Meals Served Oood Li very Stable In connection. Faced. Gvaf, . Prop. ;.-f;|il(jikLANI) DISTRICT. WOttl Wi»y''i H,'at*'t* M'*- W- I'nwera |4«» top to Sjaikane, on Inwiness «MMet«d **th bis sawmill interests. Mr. 0. R. Naden has withdrawn his tCOdtndfWigiiatinu to the municipal botti fl|s#reenwood City, and as a I satisfaction is expressed. tr is on the ground and the 1 is being prepared for a j^'jgfhich is to be erected on mott, of a sixe 23x40 two storeys. NoeOMtmail has been received over the PenUciton-Boundary Creek route finee* W«* ago yesterday. This is fa mmStttt the Okanagan lake lieing jirilry Nicholson, J. P., of Camp U4a\\mm*f, was a visitor in town on Friday «pd Sutimliiy last,' Mr. Nichol- " everything moving along in t_ttfi|Kr nicely. heing St. Valentines day, mple of Midway will pay 8t. Valentine in a grand j^H ■___ will lie given in McNicol's iM&tatke evening. : |hv ftf. 8. Keith, lias la-en a|ipninted JtmtOmVt and collector by the Green- ii|ii|C|ty council. No better choice ;BtttJ|jave Ix-en mude from among OMipWotxl^ many citizens. :«'J'.McNicol, one of our local inercb- Wftt, toft on Friday's stage for Spo- |jJMM> Before returning to Midway he Sil^ to successful in putting through jfiliMM'tunt mining deal or two. »|jWockadc over the Penticton ■Mi) route still continues as a result of Ihilweiing of Okanagan lake, so con- MMMtly thc only mail matter arriving!-the district is being brought iu byway of Marcus. Maiy men and teams are engaged glltoillip the ice crop, and from the anowth'-iiig taken from the Kettle fifM*, It would seem as if preparations •M tofog made for a buisy season, by •NlifBf Midway's citizens. i'i.'jttrjKltni as timber can he procui-ed t^Jjiltoprietors of the St. Louis Uotel tit0m\i McKinney, Messrs. .1. Lynch M_$ McDuff, intend enlarging their pNa_trCs.su as^to meet the growing demand for accninmodntion. A large hotel is In-ing built near the pojii f T i i nt; Mile creek witli Similkameen. There is a good of travel in that neighborhood consequent upon the activity in lines on Twenty Mile creek, Hidden change fot the better, and weather, enabled Mr. VV. T. paou to make his appearance doting the past week, he having suf- ieiently recovered from his recent •Mere illness to take a sleigh ride a day or two ago jjpiring the past week Dr.R B. White •Sl Mr. B. II. Parkinson of Fairview, pitS a flying visit to Boundary Creek. aMBing over on Tuesday and returning ttkbe the next day. They were laith igiwably surprised at the gri-at change *J ii wood City since their last visit town. ii- the first time in six years Oka- ,n lake is closed to navigation, is the result of lhe recent very ■ere weather. As a result. Boundary k is cut off practically from the hem sectiou of the Okanagan let, any communication from there inuring to be sent around through the ptenay and in by way of Mamis way of Brookly and Cascade. ie statement is generally made that Midway Company have come te arrangement with the C. P. R. irehy Midway will la- made the Isional point in this district, the pany having donated te the 0. P. 400-foot right of way through the ■ay property to the west of town, also station grounds, and some Hh in, and a right-of-way tlirough the townsite. More Time Wanted. hill is lieing introduced iuto the incial legislature having for its * the granting an extenlion of i, ot one year, wherein the selection lands granted as a banns to the luinbia and Western Railway Comfy lie made. e*-* A New nap. 7t) are indebted to Mr, Forties M. lerby, P. L. S.. of Midway, for a copy J a new map recently compiled by him (fhich outlines the rivers.ereeks.roads, ails and projected railway routes Ind the route over which railway Construction is now lu-ing carried on, Tmiugh that section of country con* allied within the area bounded on the Birth by the 0. P. It., on the south by lie international boundary line, on |e east by the Arrow lakes.aiiil on the . by the Okanngaii lake, an area by he way which contains no less than ■.00 square miles ol' mineral bearing fcrritory, and of which we shall in a future issue have somnth ng to say. To people living in tliis district and f those who reside outside of it but ai-e ' interested in mining, more particularly ' in that section penetrated by the west fork of Kettle river, the map will be n valuable reference, CAMP ricKINNEY NOTES. iKi-oin our own Goirespondoiit.) After several days of severe frost the weather has moderated, and as a result work is being prosecuted vigorously all over and* around the outskirts of the camp. On the Annie L. the showing of ore at the bottom of the shaft, which is now do .vn some 88 feet, is good, as much more galena than was visible in the surface ore has made its appearance, and the gold values have as a consequence Increased, gold generally accompanying galena in the ores of this camp, to a greater or less extent. On the Waterloo the drift between No. 1 and No. 2 shafts has been driven up to date about 40 feet, with the ledge still looking wel). Under the superintendence of Thos. Donald work will be started next week on the Dolphin and Shannon claims, the property of tbe Shannon Gold Mining Company, which company was recently organized in Spokane through the efforts of Dr. Reddy and his associates, and of which company's stock some 160,000 shares have been sub- soribed for by parties in this oamp. Having sunk 40 feet below the 100- ft. level in the big working shaft of the M innehiiha, the manager, Major Me- gaw, has let a contract to Jim Mathers te sink the balance te the 200 foot level or IK) feet, and as a result the two power drills are just kept humming night and day. As poon as the 200- foot level is reached, a drift will be run to catch the ledge. Negotiations are on foot for the transfer of the Sailor and other interests of the Naden, McKntire, McDonnell syndicate, to a strong Canadian corporation, and if the deal is consummated it will mean much for the camp, and will at the same time give enhanced value to the|Rover claim,which lies between the ".Sailor and the Carihoo. Mr. Hickey one of the purchasers of the Fontenoy is in camp, and it is pleasing to note that Mr. H. Cameron lias received the-first instalment on the purchase price of the Fontenoy, which he sold for $20,000. The new main working shaft on the Cariboo has reached the 800-foot level, and drifting for the ledge is now the order of the day. A company is being formed in Spokane tn work the O'Shea claim. Messrs. E. James and Tom Baby are still sinking on their I'audra claim which lies about one-half mile north nf the Eureka and next to the Alma. The ore in the bottom of the shaft, looks well and the ledge i.s gradually gaining width. This property will lie heard froni in the very near future. A few buildings are in course of construction, and people are moving around as if they have an object in life, and with this J I close this week's budget of news Mr. Editor, ► « 4 Copper Advancing. Not for many years has thc price of copper touched such a high mark as at present, and yet appearances would indicate that the limit in price has not as yet been reached. Those who have been accustomed for some years te 10 and 12 cent copper, can hardly realize that the price now stands somewhere in the neighborhood o****16 cents. That this price is a fictitious one, reached by manipulation of copper stocks, or as tlie result of ccmbines, seems not to he the case,but rather is it the result of so healthy a demand for the metal, that the reserves are gradually being eaten up so to speak, leaving the market in such a state that production cannot keep pare with the demand. Under these circumstances the present price may not only obtain indefinitely, it may even reasonably lie expected to reach a higher figure, and this contention would seem o lie en- tertained by those most competent to judge the situation correctly. Such being the case, how easy is it to realize what this price for copper means to the Boundary Creek district, wherein lies, as far as development discloses, some of the most extensive copper deposits in the world. No wonder investors are turning their attention to the Boundary Creek district, and the influence of wealth is beginning to he felt in the land. Burnt Up. Tlie steamer the City of Greenwood, which steamer did duty last summer carrying freight between Penticton and Okanagan Falls, was burnt at her mooring at the latter place during one day of the past week. Since the close of navigation men have been living in the cabin of the steamer, and it Is supposed the stove they were using must have been defective, and so caused the fire, The steamer which was never much if a ImiiiI at the hest, was built at Okanagan landing in IW by Mr. J. W. Bassett and was subsequently acquired by Mr. F. B. Winnctt of Okanagan Falls, Whether the boat was insured or not cauiioi be slated. ft MS GOODS® _h_MM_ MMWM PHOTO FRAMES ALBUMS INKSTANDS Bound Poetical Works JAPANESE SCREENS CASE PIPES POUCHES, ETC, AA_____________,-h wmwvwwmv J. A. UNSWORTH, DRUGGIST MIDWAY - B. C. C. F. COSTERTON VHiKNON. B. C NOTARY PUBLIC. A*{«nt For**)*** Thf, Royal Inburanck Coy. The London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Coy. The Insurance Coy. op North America. The London and Canadian Fire Insurance Ooy. The Sun Life Assurance Coy us Canada. The Oominiof Building and Loan Association. Appraiser for the Canada Permanent Loan and Savings Coy. (^,4*9* ~**049*********® [j R. MCELMON, Practical Watch Maker, COPPER ST, GREENWOOD B.C. Q -oil Tools, Plenty Material and 30 years experience work correctly. Material, ♦ ce to do X m Bank of Montreal Capital, all paid up, $12,000,000. Rest $6,000,000. President.: Loan Strathcona anii Mount Royal. Vice-President: Hon. George A. Drummcm). Genenal Manager . K S. 0LOU6TON. Branches in London [England] New York, Chicago. And in the principal olttos in Canada, *■■*■*»» Buy mid Sell Sterling Exchange and Cable Transfers ; Grant Commercial and Travellers' Credits, available in any part of the World. Drafts issued, Collections made, etc. emamo GREENWOOD BRANCH, F. J. FINUCANE, Manager. MINERAL ACT, 1896. Certificate of Improvements. NOTIOS. Bullion Miki'ral Claim. Situate In the Kellie River Mining Division of Yale District. Where located ; In Greenwood lamp. TAKE NOTICK lhat I, Forbes M. Kerliy Ot Midway in snid districl, free miner's oortlfloato No. 96S83, (or myself, ami as agent for AiiK.n. Smart, Randolph Stuart, and Wm, Graham McMynr, froo Miner's cerlillcate Nns. HKIHa, 807.5a, and 14001 A, respectivcly. intond, sixty days from tliodatc hereof, toapply to the MlniiiR Rooordor for a cerlillcate of Improvements, for the purpose of nlitainiiiK a Crown giant.of tho nlmvoolalm. Anil furilior lake noliee that action, under section 87, must be conmionood before 'ho issu- anco of such ouritflcalo of improvements. Dated this 18thday i f .lannary. IM. FORBES M, KERBY. The Russell HardwareCo., _^m_^m_^_^_^_^_^_^_^^_^_^_^_^m_m_m_a_m_t————————————\* Of Greenwood City, B', 0„ has just received a cat- load of stoves, mil in ihe as- soi-liiient may he found every disciiplion of the stove from the hiRhesl class range down lo the small tin stove for the prospector, A peculiar feature rt con nection with this shipment Ib, that although you can chnosi from a g cat variety you can only Ketone quality, 'The Best". As to pricey Well, con*. siderinK the quality Ihey are Cheap 1 Cheapl! Cheap! 1! mid sn you would say if you examined the goods. -♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦— ■^Don't delay for the stoves are selling every day.s^— Orders by Wail Receive Proiwit Attention Keep Your Eye On This Space. htm ^he Miners Home, FAIRVIEW, B. C. THIS HOTEL offers the best of accommodation at moderate charges. Only the best brands ci liquors and cigars kept on hand. A good table and good beds add much to the comfort of i:s patrons. E. MORRIS, PROP. Rossland. Greenwood. THE BEALEY INVESTMENT AND TRUST CO. LIMITED LIABILITY Real Estate and Mining Brokers. FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE AGENTS Fire insurance a Specialty. aB\^ZTatyT?Eli THE* ST. LOUIS HOTEL at Camp McKinney, B. C Patrons will find a new house, neatly furnished, and possessing all modern conveniences, tending to the comfort of guests. Strict attention paid to the wants and wishes of customers at all times GOOD STAHUNC. ON THK PREMISES. Lynch & MeDuff - Proprietors, bUUNIMY UKhhK MININU ANU M'l LINli UUMKANI, LTD. Ll B_l Incorporated October 21st. 1896. :■ ' • m m - :. _t__D OFnCB , G-_Et_BJESJW W OOD CITY, B . O Capitalization 11500,000, io Sl Shares, tarry Stcmk 700,000 Shares. COMPANY'S PROPERTIES. The Company's mining properties now consist of fourteen claims, viz, the D. A., G. A. R, Big d Ledge, O B, S. H. B., Fred DM S. F„ J. A. C, P. H., CS.&H.EC B, Prospective, Spokane and Granite Falls. SIX OF THESE HAVING CLEN ACQUIRED SINCE INCORPORATION % o W A. BOt__0«>_ E. JACOBS I COMPANY: ----- PjE_*_3_"*T - - - - ]_____- >ei: _A,TZr_Zr- T-TaijjirsEB •ANXE--* BA-SS OF Mt>STF____ - | Ve-SWA. R C fo *^,x Jj DESCRIPTION". Ota the -Et A ' » - xam AS***. 9 j writ**- wiiefmith .a frnj-ottnoik .tt ( to -12 __S_»- finnw toe» iSS »_ of ae* j •aaa. jffeqpfwi to the- matter, gjfiiaa; ] i_H.E5gn&t fee tarn. *«_«wr*»a-lean, .' aoAt for earns. fca-L iiM-sMef r- •• ■;> .-■ ; -'.-• . -»„ i'- r- - l<msrta_a_ Ob tha -Mar fimycuty _- .-' - . iL-J ■- .- -I.-..' ;ui . -*-- st. Tht -C. A. Stt has a 3*6*1* *_eft »afc aaa-fort w__ kea-rgr i__-*t****_- i_*<i airh as oS&aaS- ■emare* .it inm tmt ttif&re yx-c _.'■»*. ptiettm. Mnafcaaf ! j_fr*«*ljk«__. _ta*-t_*-**.*« pwfi-Misf a-aesB- j «crfaaa4a_B^«——a-^*ee«k.«wt«—ihe* j—aaa l__ s&aAt, Aaetatgt asmey* freat £9em_t plane** meremt the mm case SIM p-M. 35- etc- s_«er: aba *«J» .' 'j J...: !"• :;- - -• . ' ; - ■ .te hunt nrtlaea—*.3*s5 pM ami HA ti «ro.sSse*rp*Hr «■_." Oa the "Hap ht*go" » a 9W5** • <pae_s iwiss. awa*ea__-*_ a __ ■ ok ' pwi Has n__ ba- In ogaaai ; ap6iyeia-**ngi»iM>:he- ssr-foae ftijHf.' fiwC A au-rewaer *n_t has tew; sfratnla-j- —_-*$_&-< fhotwrnh.tarry- ' _^ email-ieraMe -nspptr pwrstes. aad ' raatsea?(the anaaa _*49* atasgor. aa j whath- taaaet at 9* fee* __ jW» j 4*te_. Aveeajp- ****** (caiv^sS* jsfej ] ami 1 H» aa_efitar.aa* *?_*6pi_i I 5Tj da_ _«». 2 faa eeot. roffa-r t":e - >' 3." *,i* two rf___*r »-.--» aaa S feet ai_». nhirh. (r«m. _* tfxfta aadl nemoti ciaraefer aanAI j**h* "<* fee the mate rem a* thai »a rhe- Ssc I**-***, aBifangh «_V__- haa aa* fawa 4eae to auabe IW* e*w*e&aw*_ fhe* *■*«*_ vein hat all prereaa a xntth 'tit aaaiii rJ_-*-e fee*. __«»*»» ha**vj_aera*n_Brnaa coW ha *U» to |_S_at, wikfie a eacBMWV-teJi-r saatfi- %«C»y __■_& Ss F-»far, JL E. far* Kir. '• ,z s o'L Ob »b***S. H. &" ate ra- et»t»nr- &!*p «*_- «l raffer atari in» fftigeo, tm wtbmh awefc a aaw *Wwac 4*a_ As «»>***-»«>*• awrny jBav**-. cnM $i.3fc, jjg«e*r M{ noes, coffer ILM far test- er •M-ffi* _ivah»- TW - Fe»*t r«.' «a_ lnra_>4 sa De- enaAtnv HR aoses* a» icfmsii thr a ___. %r annuj «fm_aso»_ be- ik- e-ker ifajoaa tbat tm- ko faveaat tatav ■nWigl ihew ia St__ 4m*« ritot tkr ;t--- - ■ ..; **> ' !!. - • bL TVtt* ia a wui_ v«m af jeaieaa aa ttmtkaxL Tfe **I. A. C" tea* » iWjee i ny|i«ii'|g! naMNate tfceimj.) it fmau. '.be AMrtnmdx. at a Atpeb ot a fern (ex*. 1_e ae» gae-ries a tmmvhrAltm fenaat t-- ( -* - -re*-'.* i--*"! **' i * ■■•- Tht-'.F." "i-^tetawwirtK-G*. A. B Tbe iiiaiiaregjfgtta-awMre-aBicawrf _mJ DlA^a* tha__c*c*»aait lfc»*<__»** | feaafects, kal ae yee v*«T tatfi*- 4*- m lii Tl 1 Iff r»Tai Tliul riim Him , inlnpaii at xrmt baa teem, _hme am : amde oa a voaa af fjmfee_ae. F 1 Tkis e-Btpany ss r^istTed aider tbe C-ir.p.-u'r**-** Act. :Soa ___ iBEeni -. acts, m Ae ofike of tfe« Rej^-r,.- ~ V tctoro. B. C_. for 1.500.000 s&ares i: 5?.oa boo- assess_y_ of vitidb _ poctioo of die T.nrs__rr shock is mom oliera! si 10 cecss a share oe appt'ka- c.-.t'er. :-- :h<r -:•' .r.t,-.r.v. ^ ^ ^ IraeFal Act £S£6 Cer____£ ot i n:i3KT>vetagits. * W_-j_3 ff***,.'. Fauuj... TafiCTis. Xn-sas._. Ta_ __-__ »'__» i*__i_.-C_li-j B_n_a*. TAS.\ l.''/ZZ'r%. -z,..-Z. Hue. ;,./'- japiac fiip *- u. .11.-r-__.11ie.. trie, mn,-.-. .jsrrjtta.-: V,. -ir-ls ....... Hmex-l -rrzrli-:,., : S j. -_l_m._ ,..,.. ■-,.- . »u;iu_l. i-is iiiuvr* "*■__*.. ";"*....!- soiit. *):'jtt apni? :: ..ie. '. It _!_-!•" 'UiHJlL*. * r „l" ;.;:-.— r ..j,. SEEDS ! SEEDS ! Too Want the Best and the Cheapest CHOICE NORTHERN GROWN Garden Seeds '">> wiUauf^riiTiTi*- V'; ■ \/UaiI*..*tJ- • » J-Ul ^ir*AHT "*a_*f li *m"zuu IT Uiii*; I** _fr-;uiflirt' f-iii.a -"tti AT E.\5T£2\ reiCES. Quality . . THE 8£5T mHHKI.W iu*:♦«*. .•W*. MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY. tie •xit ntrirr n_K& »-jii*>** f**-**-^ *»* >'":i- JM.TJ _a_» w»—a Catotene _»_* Sara <>___»*». _ «_ *■»-**■*■*> W* ra*Oi jfc.__eo.ij. "'** *■* ir_u ten u-t-cc. HOG FESCIKS AT SP_*::a- LOV PUCES UU OTSZS Tj___ngs csia.;: M--Maii.it**; are the ialy twti -*--" •*"■ *<:ij at 1'ansisi*. TVy »r** i:---*: :•'- !«: ' x~ z. isj-ry y •_*_., -.r**L..-.-. > - __r ^t;-rMw»»^.*»Jr>^T,Ba n, liftiJIm'T i^iirjr If j*SBEir*je-iMBii: 1 NOT.Cc. Tii.1 Wi-jjurnim ie;*"'':£«*»; trOw* jnic tr#i«n J:nii!!t* 3€ D-*ii;n vaitT-j..;... - J6r*j"'. tiiunc iiisiiK— u- mi -.-. teener- j 5fc:Sjin«** -noier -Zxe -is-it. xune -,t •.. -,-; E*JJliaarj'J * lor *.ll.- Ur :ee.:i v.—- ■-.-. amruu. 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NOTlCEi aka-ST-TE* "* !lw*w*r titm. ina M-mu-JT 2i*-!fflr- II aum uur -tf-'i-'. -"'ii jj- tar ; ■-■ z .,- x- <ster,mi m init.tr "Jisr ;j„w ;r "__., ,...:■. 2en- sran.i x •"..!.' >.t- '.i.i.* ze -i.-t;-..— r . ...... • __ v_ titr'jj'*-^r !•: tar-^-L ;jj - .-.• -"tj.tjt- w^ -pvme::- ill.: "* ze. x.x.n- x:e. -t - :r a. .'.'ittiuu-t-x r«.*_ wflr**ciffaarn_" iii.jiii- •* ii".. uj* -ti.." ul j.'ju,- uw ":;.-. m„. _■_ -t- '*_■ siis-r.. Miir.-nii.-i uyij i.' Xotice A*.. : ja ., - . . n. 1 _!SB_e ta ite XMZJt Urns* I_jf a-rtsim r* T__ B'atJiet Vxeec jitreasatsao: dar-ia rream ij'-iu. aje tint aju-i.i.-'* miies ft^inr E__e •?'•.-. I A Good Hay Raneh. Tin a is-- ''"--l.'.ji. ■JJJll.Uliil _, _■ jr i jnn~r*~ i.ii. ' - -il; tii.j Krwiui '■Ct.j.tk.. ia Ie!_i( Si-ma _n>wr 3t»aam it Tai_ iS-OniS- -a:!—?* masaA : On «_t if :,t,T7*m. ___, ijouc .*a_» -n_ea _rat J ■-. it ^;;;f; 1 ___* ..- •'.:' ':*-*. . ■;.. ,;i r "'■■■ ;,- - -■■■ ■rigoattiEMir 5m_ _C2*_. aar-niiL «u;-y tii7-f :.l . - iktkiC u». 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Notes | Title changes in chronological order: The Advance (1898-1902) ; The Midway Dispatch (1902-1904) |
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