Vol. S. Mo-> MIDWAY. BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY. AUGUST. 8, 1903. One Dollar's Worth For Seventy Five Cents. MID-SUMMER GASH CLEARING SALE V. V.&E. May Soon Build into Boundary Country. In order to close out the balance of our Summer Goods, and do it quickly, com- ncing Monday morning, August 3rd, we will give a Cash Discount of Twenty Five Per Cent, on all summer Goods. This means that you get a dollar's north for seventy five cents. Prices are all marked in plain figures. You deduct the discount. The cut applies All Prints Summer Flannelettes Lawns Muslins Piques Ladies' Waists Ladies' Vests Ladies' Night Gowns ladies' Straw Hats Embroideries Children's Vests Misses' Vests Misses' Straw Hats Children's do. Men's do. Men's Fancy Shirts Men's Summer Coats Men's Suits Boy's Suits Children's Suits School will open soon. Better outfit the Boys and Girls. One dollar's worth for seventy five cents. From a despatch went, out from Phoenix it would appear that in all probability the V. V. & E. railway company will commence work in the Boundary country at no late date. It is as follows: Although it hus been thought for the last few weeks, from the utterances attributed to J, J. Hill or his subordinates iu St. Paul, that there was now no immediate prospect of the building of the V. V. & K brunch of the Great Northern from Grand Porks to * Phoenix, the right of way men have been steadly going on with the work of securing the balance of the right of way for the line in and around Phoenix, Two weeks ago Charles A. DesBrisay, the right of way agent in chief, was here, and an option was given on three pieces of property in the heart of the city for ubout $0,000, over one of which ut leust there lias beeu u difference previously us to price, the said option to run for 15 days. This week, telegraphic orders were received to prepare the deeds to the railway company for these prices, and last week Mr. DesBrisay arrived from ,'jpokane to close up the matter. It seems to be the general impression that construction 011 the branch will be under way some time this fall, and perhaps sooner, although nothing detiii- ite is given out, • Another indication of wbrk being done in the near future is that the company, at Ottawa recently, applied for and obtain ed permission to cross certain streets in the city of Phoenix. At the Snowshoe mine the work of installing the 150 horse power boiler that recently arrived, has been completed. This is the largest single boiler yet put in use by any mine in the Boundary, and will be user us soon us it is inspected by tin government inspector, probably some time next, week. The Snowshoe, besides its steam power for the compressor, also uses electricity for the hoist. * $2.00 per Year. Hore Activity in Mlnlnig; near Chesaw.. J Granby Smelter will Close Down for a few Days. They must go The remains of our Summer Stock will be cleared at prices which would Tempt 1 Miser. These are preseut seafcbn Roods-New, Stylish, pretty and fashionable. But we don't want to carry any over to next season, and in order to dispose of them It is the expectation to have to blow out. the four furnaces at the Granby smelter in the course of a week or two, for the purpose of connecting np thc two additional furnaces the installation of which is now nearly completed. To do this the smelter may be closed down ten daya, during which time no ore can be shipped. Superintendent Williams, of the Granhy mines, states, however, that he will not find it needful to reduce the force of men now at work in the properties, as he has almost unlimited room now in the immense stopes for the storage of broken ore, besides other work in the way of development to be done. When shipments are resumed for the six furnaces, they will be ut the rate of over 2,000 tons each 24 hours. J. Thorp, of Chesaw, in an interview at Republic a few days ago, said: "Chesaw has been rather a dull camp for some time, but the sky is getting brighter fast. As development progresses the mines appear to show up better. So fur us lean learn the values increase with depth und all concede that the ledges get wider. As these facts have gradually dawned upon the mineowners they have begun to work in a manner whicli denotes thut they mean business. The work which is iu progress or about to tie undertaken is upon a more extensive scale than ever before known in the catnp. Por the last two or three years there has been a disposition shown to wait for capital to come in and develop tho mines, but as those who hold tho strings to the money bags havo been slow in coming forward many of the mineowners have decided to wait no longer, but to get a hustle on themselves and convince the mouied men that they have missed grand opportunities. "The Grunt, which is u copper proposition, situated on Buckhorn mountain, has a shaft GI feet in depth. From the bottom of this drifting is going on. Tlie ledge is a very large one, but there are different accounts given of the size of the pay ore body. It is probably from 12 to 15 feet iu width, the ore that is lieing taken out of the drift is by far the richest that has been taken from the mine. 'The Rainbow, which is situated in the same neighborhood and is said to be us promising as the Grant at the same depth, has let a contract to run 100 feet on their tunnel, which it is fully believed will curry its face to the ledge at a depth of 200 feet below the surface. The Opal has advertised for proposals to run a tunnel on its property for a distance of IWO feet. Tho bids were to be open ed today. "Tho Orogon, under the man agement of A. M. Smulley, is taking out good oro. Several shipments have been made to smelters, with most satisfactory results. "The air is full of rumors of preparations for resinning work all along the line und there ■leens little doubt at this time hat tliere will be a good deal if work in progress within the next 60 days." Waterloo Making: Shipments. Two more gold bricks fnun the Waterloo, in Catnp McKinney, have been received by Secretary ) Charles Wolf of tho Waterloo company, Spokane, and are worth $5120, Tlio •i<ks weighed 343.9 ounces, is makes nearly $8000 in :s produced from the Wat- in about 40 days' running, rations were started June jmt with the inevitable shut- iis it has not been running isly since then. With (stumps the mill is treating nut 12 tons a day. In udili- to the gold bricks the mine received $3030 net on ship- of high grade ore to -j,il and has another car of lore which will bc shipped i|s month in addition to a caret concentrates thut go out Yugust. Denis Clark, who active in the management of Waterlow, is planning to to the mill, but there i.s 5 doubt as to whether it will* best to buy a new mill or ure a second hand one iu McKinnev. br Th brick erloo Opifr 16, do\l' continuous liv abi tioh h 11 Tr rii th load in is th. add las ine its rie amp WeareSlau Provincial Elections. The following nominations have beeu made over the fjiro- vilice: Chilliwack—-C. W. Morrow, Liheral. Grand Forks—J. Riordan, Si cial ist. Kamloops—F. .1. Deane, Liberal; F. J. Fulton, Conservative. Greenwood—J. U. Brown' Liberal. Islands- -T. W. Patterson. Liiial. Kaslo- J, L. Ketallack, Lib- id. Nelson—8. S. Taylor, Lilieral. Okanagan—T. W, Sterling, Liberal. Fernie -J. McPherson, Socialist. Now Westminster—W. Git-" f^ird, Conservative. Similkameen—W. J. Snod- g^-ass, Lilieral. Skeenur-C. W. D. Clifford, Conservative; P. Herman, Liberal. Slocan—R. A. Bradshuw, Lib- ;W. Hunter, Conservative. Vancouver- -T. Ogle, Socialist, Edwards, A. G. Perry, and V. \|Villiains, Labor. West Yale-Stuart Henderson, L iberal, T' eral; 1 MB Avail yourself of the golden opportunity to' provide Seasonable Goods at | ASTONISHING PRICES. | ''-"■' m When we cut we cut deep. k hain & co. ! Fishing Taikle. You can save Money and Big Fish bv buying lour Tackle here. NEW GOODS Bristol Steel and Split Bamboo Rods, Landing Nets, Baskets, Reels, Flies, Hooks, Lines, Leaders, Etc. A. F. THOMAS, [JrUGGIST. umiimtsyjAwmm ii ■■ : rr - 0. M. CltOUSU Wltoidiiil Prpf»rk*tott, Published weekly ivt Mill wny. It. C. Snhmsrlptlon prlco, $2.1*1 pur annum, payable advannc, olthor ye,vvly or half yearly at tlio ptlon of tlio nnbscrltior. Advertising ral.es Kent on appllcal Ion. SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, lim. Register your vote now. After August 14th no applications will be received. On August 31st the several courts of revision will be held to finally settle and determine the list. London Truth dubs the Sabbatarians of Ontario, whose Sunday Observance Act has just been declared ultra vires by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, a set of narrow-minded bigots. A correspondent of the Toronto World asks: "How long aro the Canadian people to be fleeced by the express companies now doing business in Canada? The rates were raised again on July 1st. By decreasing the weight allowed for n 25-cent parcel they have added nearly one-third to the charges. Twenty years ago 10 pounds were carried 100 miles for 25 cents. Now two pounds is the limit." An Oregon chemist and metallurgist, has made silver from gold and developed a new metal from slate, from which he expects to produce gold. It seems lie has developed a new metal from commercial slate, abundant in that state, whicli has an affinity for the atom of gold and silver, which he calls "rixum." The theory he has heen working upon is tho disintegration of the atom into unit ions aud the subtraction from gold and the addition of rixum ions to the silver atom. The'process consists of a strong acid solution com- hined with powerful electric currents and long exposures to their action, causing the destruction of a portion of the ions in the atom by electrical conveyance into a similar solution of rixum. m«-om an vifi7 fDlituie- an tv ow»» with 50,000 copies at a cent a copy, and no Sunday editioiu Money enough is behind it, and editors and reporters will be women, but the business management and the mechanical department will be run by men, The business manager, Hayden Talbot, announces grandly: "It will set a standard never before attempted by a metropolitan newspaper, and every effort will constantly be exerted to raise that standard. The publication will aim to be re presentative of what a clean newspaper should be. Tliere will be no details of scandals aud long-drawn-out honors of murder. I judge that women prefer to read other things, and would rather have the news of this kind excluded from their homes." There are rumors of cabinet changes resulting from the retirement of lion. Mr, Blair, One of the rumors which has received currency through the columns of the Ottawa Free Press, the Liberal organ which recently passed under new mail' agement, is that Hon. Mr. Sifton may become Minister of Railways, with Senator Teinplenian as Minister of Interior. This rumor gives color to one which prevailed about a year ago that when Hon. James Ross resigned the Governorship of the Yukon to become a member of parliament, it was with the expectation of ultimately entering the cabinet as Minister nf Interior. It is now taken for granted that the condition of his health does nit permit his assuming NUch'nnA'' now,-w-",y for the purpose a burdensome office, and that jbui,d ttnd operate smelters Senator Teinplenian, wlio is al- ttnd "-'-"eries. No reasonable THE LIBERAL PLATFORM. The liberal platform, us adopted at the provincial liberal convention held at Vancouver on February 7th, 1902, is as follows: 1. The immediate redistribution of the constituencies of tlie province on the basis of population but allowing a smaller unit of population per seat for the outlying districts. 2. Government ownership, Dominion, provincial nud municipal, of public services of utilities is sound and should be carried out in British Columbia. 3. Should it be advisable at any time to grant aid to a railway company such shall be in cash and not in land and no bonus of any kind shall lie given without definite and effective, means being taken to safeguard the interests of the province in the management of the road, control of the freight and passenger rates, and provision made against sueh railway having any liability against it except for actual cost. , 4. Immediate construction of the Coast-Kootenay railway; the Cariboo railway; a railway from Alberni to a point on the east coast of the island; a road in the northern part of the province from the coast to the eastern boundary with **H extension to the northern boundary; the railway from Vernon to Midway hy north fork of Kettle river; with necessary branch lines, ferries and connections. 5. The enforcement of the act now in force compelling the scaling of logs by government scalers. 6. That such legislation should be enacted as will result iu making the lands included in the various dyking areas available for cultivation us quickly as possible and seeun prompt payments of assessments when due. 7. That the government should keep in touch with conditions in connection with mining, protecting said industry against combines and trusts caused by. strikes and lock-outs, 'and an earnest effort ought to be made to provide some miati* of preventing such strikes and lock-outs, and we npproVo the adoption of compulsory arbitration. 10. The fiscal system of the province stands iu need of revision. Taxation should bear upon privilege rather than upon industry, andnoaddition should be made to the debt of the province except for public works properly chargeable to capital. 11. The retaining of the resources of the province as an [ asset for the benefit of the people and taking effective measures to prevent the alienation of the publicdomain except for actual bona fide business or industrial purposes, putting an end to the practice of speculating iu connection with the same. 12 The construction and maintenance of roads throughout the province to aid in the development of the mining und agricultural districts. Tickets at Low Rates to the East. VIA Tbe Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Pauls Will be on sale at all ticket ollices on June 4th and 5th, Juno 21th to 30th, inclusive; July 15th and 10th, and August 25th and 20th. Tickets good for going passage for ten (lays from date of sale, with final return limit of 00 days, from date of sale. For further information address H. 8. Rowe, General Agent. Portland,Oregon. MINERAL ACT. Certiflciite of Improvement* iJ V VAh JU-J*»--e.» ■tt ".,; ''...' , .'<'"> ■.'•• Anyone wishing to purchase horses will find it to their interest to inquire of J. A. COULSON one and a half miles from Midway, or Dispatch pffipe. Whv ymi shnuld Imy FAIR PUAY CHEWING TOBACCO BBOAUSR It is iheXt*abi\i.i.XTiy BBOAUSKsit is mum l..«ting chew • BKCA08K it is tliclii'KcHl. nigh K."«Y 10 oi; 20c. (ilng BECAUSE lhe tiiffs iiro v«l'i 'hi' fnt- •li-biuiu'iii ui II Jill I, Oil UKOAUSKvnnr ilwili'i' Is iniihiuiw-il In lefiinil villi- umiifv Villi HI'** Mill Mlltlyrtl'll. R. IX-mmo* NOTIOB 1'. A. Minkkai. Claim. Situate In the Oaoy'pos MlnlnK Division of, Yale Dislrict. Where Inr-aied: On KrugerMountain. —AKK NOTICK, lhat I,, C. dell, llrocn, _»■ I agonl for A. I.. Hroderlck, tree miner's tm. ilfloato No. WlllKlnml for Oert. Frederick, five miner's uertltieale No, nGjmi. Ink'iirl r-lxly dnys from llio dale hereof, lo npplj lo lhe Mining llecnnler for a ('rrtittiiili of Improvements, for the piirpo.-eqf obtiUii- log a Crown Oranl of Ihu above claim. Ami furlher take noliee that action under ii'i'iioiiJCiiiiMtl-eeoiiiiiH'iiei-il before the hum iwioo of mieh Cerlldral.' of Improvements, 1 Kited I hi* 18th duj ot June, MM. 1 C. dell. OIIKKN MINERAL ACT. Certlflcate of Improvement* ready a minister without portfolio, is the next choice. Mr, change should he made in the mining lawn without full notice Ross has returned to Ottawa to,lM pmrtm interested, giving from a long holiday iu the fa'Lopportmiity■•ft",..diieuwiion West and the present report iuj »nd criticism, that he will succeed Lieutenant! 8. As the province can only Governor Forget on the expir- advance hy the settlement with ution of his term this fall. in itii borders of thrifty and prosperous citizens, and hm Orientals never become citizens is to in any proper sense of the word, the wo declare it to.be tlie diity of A Woman's daily paper bo started in Now York, first number to appeal' Novom- the government, to discourage ber 2, but its title is yet to be Oriental immigration and em* chosen. It is intended to repre- ployment by every means with sent femininity, so far as may in its power, and we appeal to lie gathered from the advance our fellow liberals throughout statements. Tliere will be an' the Dominion to aid ns in our employment agency attached; efforts to protect ourselves a health, antl beauty depart ment;, a cookery corner, a fashion page, with a daily four- column illustration; two columns of literary, musical and theatrical comment; a region of questions and answers, and u serial story—all iu eight six- ugainst the ruinous competition of men haying a standard of decency and comfort immsensely ImiIow that of civilized peoples, and who shirk every duty unci Obligation of citzenship which the law will allow them to escape. H. It. and Bkookmnk Minkiiai. Claims., Situate In the Kettle River Mining Division of Yale District. Where loeated s In Commonwealth Camp. TAKK NOTIOK that I, Korbes M. Kerby, im nil audit for Robert S. Hayes, freo miner s cortltlcMo N'o. iiSBui and Hugh Heoil freo min er'ncerlilliuuoNo, liHIMl, Intend sixty day* from the dale hereof, toapply to the Mining Itcconler for a CerUllicate of Improvement*, for the purpose of obtaining a Orown Orant of thc nbovo claims. And urther lake noliee that aclion, under section ''17, must be commenced beforo the issuance of sueh Ccrtittoatc of Improvements Haled this lllth day if May, IIKO > HIUI1K8M. KKItllY, Agent, Special Round Trip lietween Juno 4th and August 20th the Illinois Central will sell round trip tickets from Oregon and Washington points to Chicago, Cairo, Memphis and New Orleans at GREATLY REDUCED RATES. Tickets good for three months. Going limit ten days. Returning limit ton days after starting West. Stop over privileges either way, west of the Missouri River. Sale dates are arranged to be convenient for delegates to conventions of National Educational Association ar, Boston; Elks at Baltimore; Woodmen at Indianapolis ; Eagles at New York; Shriners at Saratoga; Knights of Pythias at Louisville and Commercial Travelers flit Indianapolis. You can take your choice of Sixteen Different Routes. \yrite ,il«t^ We will cheerfully give you anydotailed information you .want. B. H. TiHiMpurx, Commercial Agent. 142 Third St. Portland, Oregon. THE EMPIRE TOBACC0CO, Ltd. TICKET M -TO ANI) FUOM ALL- Points East Great Northern ^STftQE* Carrying His Majesty's Hails ,( , Will leaye MIPWAY on Tuesdays, Thurs- davs and Saturdays, at 8.30 a. m., arriving ,, CAMP McKINNEY at 5p.m. .■ ,. #tijrrtlno#1ll limn-. CAM? 'McKt'NNEY on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 9 a, it- reaching MI DWAY at 1.30 p; m., and making con. nection with the train going east at 2:05 o'clock. Tha liest of aoMmmodation for tho oonvonlonoo of tho travelling publlo. We MEYERHOFF, PROPRIETOR. n i The Canadian Bank of Commerce With Which Is Incorporated The Bank of British Columbia, HEAD OFFICE: TORONTO. CAPITAL, $8,700,000. • REST, $3,000,000. HON. GEO. A. COX, Pres. B. E. WALKER, Gen. Mgr. W. ALLISON, Manager Greenwood Branch. SHORT LINE Spokane. Seattle and Coast Points, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago ANIH'OINTS KAST 2. jTraina DiU*r ft , X*axmt Tim* _J N«w Equipment Throughout, D»y Coechei, Palace and Tourist Steepen, Dllung and Buffet Smoking Library Can. ', '''','■ , * , '■ * ' .."a Z For Tfckotif.Rkfea! Vxiitiaxi:aiio: if nil 'A -' , .,.', Information, call.on or address key Agent ol the Oreat Northern Rallwny mWlto ';; A. II. 0. DKNKI8TON, O. Vf, P. A. ftlgKlrst Avenue, Seattm!, Wjikii nw HEADQUARTERS FOR RAILROAD, MINING AND COMMERCIAL M^ ? "K ' f\ , | J i r .' ' lv i ' Best Hotel iri Midway - * I Crowell's Hote Rigs to any |a|t ofthe tmniry ;f$ri^Jconvenieffl ^^^^•jtajiAjuij.-. S. A. CROWELL, PROPRIETOR 1 it. Wi ,f|ie Socialint*t held a iiiouiiiitf j, McN««»1'h Hall on Thursday yenii'r!' J, L. Harper, Supt. of the jelclmr mine, and wife, were town on Tuesday. Jim, J. A. Jackson, of Green* Lor), spent a couple, of days in [dfffty during the week. jjjr, and Mrs, G^liderson, and J, Rush, of this town, are tt fishing trip up the West jrk, jj, p. Keane and C. 8. Betts, the Cariboo mine, Camp Mc- liincy, wel"e m town during I' week. . mail car service will be put lietween Nelson and Midway, itead of the baggage car ser- i, as at' present. C. Kerley, representing the likesmnn Review, and Mrs. irley, of Spokane, were ors to the town on sdajfii ord was received during week of the death at Ht. |*,\ of Mr. Mills, father of A. C. lis mid brother of D. G. Mills this town, ne thousand head of sheep sixty three head of cattle Ini the Okanagan were taken Hough Midway this week for [Burns & Co. .ust week Bannerman and wis, of (ireenwood. purchased Palace livery stable of that n from M. A. Harvey and t«taken possession, rank Clerf and wife, of Ok- ignti Wash., hn* lieen in Mid- yfor thc past week. Mr. rf was here completing the jf a band of sheep to V. tms& Ca ■The Miners' l'nion, of Camp Kinney. will hold their fourth mini hall on Thursday even- , Nt-pfei-*lN<r.lrd. Tho Bush heAtm of- MliWra?,»>ill rnish the music. I B. Anderson of the B. C. ne, has been appointed supcr- lendentof the I* Roi mine er.manager l'mrisli. Itis liable that Mr. Larsen, a ssland nulling man, will sue- I Mr. Anderson ns superin- •ien^of tlie Denoro mines. _wr. A. G. Hopkins, dominion ihiiu-y surgeon, with head- item at Vancouver, nnd Armstrong, dominion veter- ry inspector, with head- rters at Nelson, paid a visit Anarchist mountain this k to investigate the cases of iiders tliere. The epidemic iow well under control. On- even cosom have so far been rted and it is thought, ow- tothe prompt action taken r, Armstrong, the disease ait stamped out. . lie Brutherhootl of Railway iumen, will hold a picnic at land op August 25 and 20, (late of Rossland's summer ival. A monster excursion II lm run from all Hotfndnty Kootenay point* and almost J7 town in these districts be well represented. J. G. ■% the enterprising man- ir <>f the trainmen's picnic •nittee has been doing good I1* in advertising the carni- tbroughout the Boundary through his effortrS large 'bew of visitors from the r'ct will attend the picnic. 'P^ittl train will leave Mid- V kt 5 o'clock on the morning tlie 25th. and returning will >ve Rossl-ina'at U .p m. AH Ms good to return on regu- tmiuq, August 27th. The mr is receiving much prom- "«eas both the Brotherhood trainmen and the Carnival ■ninittees are extensively ad- rtising it — ' "**■* ■'t Keep a Good Man Down. Jonah was an unwilling K«est. fe>anted to get oiit. How- Vw much he may hftve liked n* he.d^ not want it three P*" a day ind; all the time. assimilate him. The man knew. that if he was ever to get out he must be in prepctual motion. We know nien who are so lethargic they would nave ((iyeii it up, and lain so quietly that in a few hours thoy would have gone,in to flukes and fish-bones, blowholes and blubber. Now we see men all around us who have heen swallowed by monstrous misfortunes. Some of them sit down on a piece of whalebone and give it up. They say: "No use! 1 shall never get back my money or restore my good name or recover my health." They float out to sea and never again are heard of. Others, the moment they go ilown the throat of. some great trouble, hogin to plan for egress. They make rapid estimate of the length of the vertebrae, and come to the conclusion how far they are iu. They dig up enough spermaceti out of the darkness to make a light, and keep turning this way and that, till the first you know they are out. Determination to get well has much to do with recovered invalidism. Firm will to defeat bankruptcy decides financial deliverance. Never surrender to misfortune or discouragement. You can, if .you are spry enough, make it as uncomfort ahle for the whale as the whale can make it uncomfortable for you. Tliere will be some place where you can brace your feet against bis ribs, and some largo upper tooth around which you can take hold, and he will soon lie as glad to get rid of you for a tenant us you will be glad to get rid of him for a landlord. Wd._l.DUbnra fa fa GENERAL BLACKSMITH Horse Shoeing a Specialty All Kinds of Work Executed to the Satisfaction of Customers BICYCLE AND ^^^^llrlACHINE REPAIRS PAINTING AND SIGN WORK MIDWAY AND" GREENWOOD. & SKATES SHARPENED nard u Imported SENTINEL" No. 9(K1, English Stud Book. By "HAWKEY" Ontof "FAIR RENT" |yjcLKOf) Ac BROWN, B.UltUHTBRS, SOLICITORS, Etc, GlUiENWOOD, B, 0, ELECTION DISTRICT. Hotlt* et Date or Public NMtlnn fbr th* Election of Del«i*t*t to th* Homln- .. allng Convention. Sup-met it. nt th,' l.thoriU-Cniuwrriitlro pnrtj- will hold public meeting* ut I lie following named place* in Greenwood election tll-lrici uiiThurwlA). Autfum Uth. IWO. at«,S»o'i!l.>ck, p.m„ lor Ibo pur-mo of «l-wMng,dek-ale- to a convention to oo held nt Greenwood. In the ronmnof the Oreenwood Mbernl-ronwerTAtlvr Aa-oclntion.nn Hami-day, Attfu-t llth, IWO,nl 8.90 o'clock p. in. NO. or IIEI.IJH ATM TO Olt E-.tU.TICD. Bbolt ", m Thcdelenatc* tothe convention will nomin- nlo a candidate for the IcKl-lntlve a-uelllhl)' to content Oreenwood election district In the Interent ofthrl,ib-ral('snMrTalive partf. The nhalmian and -reretary of the pitlillr meetlmn "hall taaue credential, to the dele- Kate* elected. JOHH HOUSTON, l*n-ldent of thb LlheralObn-erratlre l'nion of Britiah OolumHa. Dated at Oreenwood. July Uth, 1903. Will stand at Hock Creek Hotel for service of mares, SEASON OF 1903. TERMS: $15 for the season, $20 to insure, $5 to be paid at time of service. Chas. A. Webster, PROMOTER INVENTOR, DESIGNER, Spokane,Wash„ U.S.A. Midway,BC. I T- WALKER, PROPRIETOR. Boookis* Magazines and Stationery All the best brands of Cigars and Tobaccos kept in stock. CFBRANCH MONEY ORDER OFFICE OF THE DOMINION EXPRESS COMPANY ijiiaMzSizZZr, IdraUtfSfeda Rock Creek, B. C. $, T LABSEN, Prep. Stopping pliiic fur Sliif-'cs to ml fiiini nil Boundary llt'erk points. Giood Aeeommodation fop tiie Traveling PnMie. C. J. LEGGATT, BARRISTER AT LAW, (SOLICITOR and NOTARY PUBLIC MIDWAY, B. C "SENTINEL" is a seal BroM'n, stamls 15 bands 2 inches, weight 1100 pounds. As may be scon by reference to the pedigree, tbis borse comes of the best blood of tbe English throiifrlihred anil was selected by Col. Dent of the British Remount Department purposely for breeding to Canadian mares with the Intention" of prothicinjf remounts and liiiii class drivers,. . Freo Pasturage for Mares. For partieulars apply to H. S. PITTENDRIGH. Rock Crock, B. C. p M. KERBY, A. M. Can. Soc. C, E, ProvincIai. Land Surveyok AMU CIVIL ENGINEER. MlllWAY ASH OlIKKN'WIIOII. DR. SIMMONS- DENTIST, Rkndki.i. Block, Greenwood, Phone 00, V. * N. Smoke The "BARRISTER" , Cigar Manufactured by the Hilda Cigar Factory, I. Blumenstiel, Proprleto Hamilton, Ontario. The "BARRISTER" is a Hand Made, l'nion Make Cigar. U inches, full size and is ijiade out of Pure Huvanna Filler the very Choicest- of Sumatra wrapper. Itis and TWO DAYS Bossland Summer Carnival $5000.00 in Prizes. ►!< Under the auspices nf the Mayor and City Council Tuesday & Wednesday August 25,26 PATRONS: The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and Rossland Miners Union, No. 38, A. F.ofM. *** , -..- (Irani! pAmdn. lacroww ami iMiHchnll toiirim- muni". Hremon'ii i-amputltlon-, tng-of war, liiii'm' raolim, IhiiIiik Mid wranllng contwiiii, ulliliilii' K|iorU-of»ll klnrin, innclilnomilliloiil,- lo »ml Hlnglo hiknil drilling, and »|*ct«l exhibition by tho KiiMolea- wonder, Iir. M.. grand ball, inagniflcent pyrotoohnla iIIhuIuj and porformancen by the llamland ItrniiiHtlu club. Itallwayrnte lomthanone faro for Ihi' round trip. Further partieulars from A J. DREWRY, Sec. Reduced Sumner Excursion Rates. The Denver & Rio Grande, popularly known as the "Scenic Lineof tbe World,"has announced greatly reduced round-trip rates from Pacific Coast points for the benefit of teachers who will spend their vacation in the East, and of delegates to all the prominent Conventions—N. E. A., at Boston; A. 0. U. \V„ at St. Paulj B. P. O. E„ at Baltimore; Woodmey of America at Indianapolis; Eagles, at New York; Mystic Shrine, at Saratoga Springs; K. of P., at Louisville, and T. P. A., at Indianapolis. Tickets at the reduced rates Will be based upon one fare for the round trip, but will be sold only on certain days. These ickets will carry stop-over privileges on the going trip, giving passengers an opportunity to visit Salt Lake City, Olenwood Springs,, Colorado Springs and Denver; and will be good to return any time within ninety (TO) days. Pas sengers going via the Denver & Rio Grande are giving the privilege of returning via a different route, For the rate to the point you wish to go, and for dates of sale and other particulars, as well as for illustrated pamphlets, write W. C. MoBRIDE, Vwiu'sal Agent,. 121 Third St. Portland, Or. J. S. HARRISON. NOTARY PUBLIC, REAL ESTATE, APPLICATIONS MADE FOR CER* TIF'lCATES OF IMPROVEMENTS AND CROWN GRANTS OF PREEMPTIONS AND MINF.RAL CLAIMS MIDWAY. B. C. THE SCENIC LINE Through Salt Lake City, Leiidvlllo, Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver nrd the Famous Rocky Mountain Scenery by Dayllsht to all Points Enst. FAST TRAINS 0AILY BETWEEN OGDEN AND DENYER MODERN EQUIPMENT, THROUGH PULLMAN ANO TOURIST SLEEPING OARS AND SUPERB DINING CAR 8ERVICE or rates foldors and other Informntlon, address STOPOVERS ALLOWED W.C. McBRIU*, (len. AKt. I241HIRD8T. PORTLAND, ORE. TWO DAYS Spokane Falls iNopthera Railway Co. Nelson & Ft, Sheppard Railwav Co. Red Mountain Railway Co., Washington & 6. N. Ry„ Van.,Vie.&B.Hy.4N.Co. The only nil mil tunic MtVi't'ii •inintH pnst, wimI nml smitli to Hnss Innil, Ni'lsnn, (iinml Korks .nnl lti*ptil< lit.', ('iinntit'is ni, S|inkitni' with thi' (limit Nnilhei'ti, NiifihiM'ti Fiifitii' nml 0. It. k N. On, fnr piiilltN oust, Wfsl mui smith ; etinnpiilM nl Itus-ljiml nml Nelson with thn On nnd inn Pmiiii: Ky. Ciinni'i't-J ut Million with thu K. II. A N ■ Co. for Kiiffln uml Slwitn polntH. I'onniH't-i nt Ciirh'** with Ktnge tor Ori'i'iiwooil mul Mlilwny II, ('. IliifiVt 1'iirn run on triiln** Imtween K|Hiknne mul lli-imlillr. EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 22, 1802: ii. Arrlvi'. Il.'ii'i.ni HI'OKANK j-i.l,it,.ni. 1II.1S n. IIOSHI.ANI) 6',ll(p,l'ii. J.IKI n.in NKI.S0N MKIp.iii. Il.imn.m OHA'Ntl l''(HIKS..,. t.lKj'pnii, ll.l,')ii.in UKI'IHII.IC. ... .i.lllti.m XX. A. JAOKTSON, P. BURNS & CO. Wholesale and Retail Meat Merchants. Markets at: Greenwood, Crrancl Forks, T'l)tietiix arid Midway. S »«M««Mi««««««««€6!«j«*,jSr«r««i«e6*««eee«s:*ts«**«i6«e6««i«i«!*'.» # NOTICE. LKFTatthenretnlMe of the inderaiitned In .Innuary hurt, one Muck lior-n. Owner can hnve wime by pnylni oom o( this iidrrll-o. ment nnd feed of animal to d»t», othnrwlu If net, rhlaed within JO d»y» will bo sold to pay •■nnw* H_nnv lomaos. irerchlit Mountain Commereial Job Printing Tl)e Dispatch Gottoml IVraiiffor Anont NOTICE. I horoof I Intend tfl apply t<i tho chief Oom- minMoiior l-a«ils mid Woi'kH for portniKsion lo pumhiiNo 20ni'irs nf limd in TnwiiHhlp 81), OnoyooH District. hoKinnlinftU- ti posl. on Mir norlli iMiundary of C. Oroim'H pro omptlon, thrnco north in ohfttlW, wwt. Sl) chuiiih, south lOuhuhw, d\>\ 81) chains. Dated tliis 28th day of April, A. 1>., 1003. n. w'.xkavks. a d«B.QRKKK, Agont NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. To.Thomnri Murniy. of Vinir, and M, J, Mm iarty, laloof Ymir, 11. 0, Smib: Vmi am horoby notlflod I Imt I Imv expended Olio liondred Hnllaiv (PltXi.f)'.)] in \\\ HCfwmonl. work on Uio "l.uekv .Hm" Minora Claim, Mtn.Ui- mphv Myorp drook in Uio Orooi wood Mlidntr MhMnfofi of Voir IHstiiot in ilri1 nh Pnlnoihin. to hold -ail clnim fm- the yonr onding Uoloboi', lllLh, 1001. ond n furthor, sum of (Min Ihipdrod Unl Ims (Jiliilt.Ofl) in asses Hinunt work tu hold said claim for lim,vear ond- jngOclohijr llHh. 11H)_. and have furlher ix- ponilcd Lho sum,of Kivc Dollars (Jii.flill in ro. cording snid assusKincots in m-dor lo hold said claim undor lhc provision^ of Section .1 of tho Mineral Act. And if within ninety days after the jnihli- calionof thisnoliic. vou.nr either of you fail orrefuso to pay or contribute your portion of the expenditure rouuired under nald «uo- tion 'li, (hot is to suy, the said Thomas Murray in the sum nf 931.lit and Ihe nald M. .). Mnrlarty In Ihe sum of $08.33, together with your portion of all costs of advertising, lho luloiTBt of such uf you as fail or rofitrfi) to contrilmto your portion of said expenditure ind cnniM of advertising, shall bnebnio vonle,| lu the suhsoi'ihor tyour t'oowner) under so lion 1 of tho "Minora! Acl Amendment Act WOO. rtated nt Cump Mclvinuoy, H. C , this _3rd day of June. 1003. Likst issue Sopt, 27th, 1003, .1, A, DAliANDRR. ITonry Nioholpon, Notary I'uhlio. TENDERS. Kstate nf William Edwards, Into of Cnmp McKinney, B. C, Decensod Intestate Tl'jNrnots will he received by the ninii i- Kigned it]*In uotm i'ii Ilie'.'Jiid. .lulj. ill, for tlio purchiirto of the followiii); mi oral claims aud mining Interests situate nenr CJo -in MeKiMimy, in the Wreimwoud Mining nivislimof Yale: North SUH* Mineral Ch.im, Crown GraniiHl. Nest. Kgg Mineral Claim. Trapper Mlnernl Claim. Highland Chief Mineral Claim J Intercut. Sunset Mineral Claim J in len s|, Slumath Mlnoral Claim Ainierest. All persons having clninis against thc said cslalo are requested lo tile them wilh Iho undersigned beforo lhe *»nd day of -inly, t'.Hlll and all porsons indebted tothesntil estate mo required io make payment forthwith. HKNRY MOHOLSON. Aiiuiinistrnliir. Cnmp McKinney, June, 34th. 1003. TAKE NOTICE Tlrrll IHI hays frnm the dale liutonf. I Inteiul In .ii'plj lo llu' I'liiuf f'oiiiiuisHiiMii'i' nf LniidH and works for -mriniwdi-n tn purnliiiHO IIHI itoros nf land botiiK the uoiith wwt | nf Sou linn 'Mi. Tou'iishi]! 111. Dated thin lllth day ol May, Hum. H. W. Vatm. C. deH. Oreen. Agent. _.' -J I ■J^^ww-Rl^.rvaftiiVJ^mgfrr^^ ..■.WBiii....i.ir.iii.r r.'i - ;-!"*-" ''-'"J" - I • • • 1 It wiil be tbe most important Railway Centra* io ihe Interior of British Columbia. It is in the centre of a rich Mining, Stoek-Haising, Ranching, Gardening, Manufacturing, Coal Producing, and Railway District. Midway property will you rieh. It is not a speculation, it is an in- Midway, the ping railway, commereial, whole, sale and man centre of the Kettle and Boundary Creek Dis. tricts, Is situated at tlit confluence of Boundary Creek and Kettle Wm, The leading aside Dee town in the country, with an excellent eliiaie, pure water supply, and surrounded by rich agricultural land. A. M. WOVENDEN, Sec HI 8l .Iniin Stiwt, Montreal, P. Q Business, residence and garden lots at iow prices and on easy terms. Send for maps, prices, and full particulars to The MIDWAY COMPANY, Ltd. 1 V. M PRO08R, Agent fur llnli-h t'nlimiliia, Miilway, II, C. 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCI Tmdc NUiwa D-inm COWfUIOHTS Ac. Anyone wntltiig a iketeb and dtMrtptlon ma; aaleklr ucertnln onr opinion fret whether ao ItiTentloB « probably mtmtabie. Common-en. tion. KrtrtljoontldentW. HiMbookon Patente WM free. OMeet utener (or . Patent- taken tSroaiT " VKMhoMh, wlthoiit rmwpaieni *Co.i**c Scletitinc ^rniencan* art Mann j clann, Int; A hanitiiomel; lllnitrated weekly, larneut dr. dilution of nny eelentlOe ioornal. Terms. II • -n.il. ftMbyallnewmlealen. Ht. Wajhtnalon. D. c. year; lour monthi, IL NOTICE OF FOEBffllHE. 'i'n JiKuph Hj,niter nr anr perann nr perron. Intrliom ynu inny |u,vc Irninforrcd jioiir in- tiirtwt to iii the "Hlithlaiiil Chief" Mineral' elaini Hitinttu In Camp MeKlnnejr, in the Urnejiiwnod MiniiiK Dirirdon nl Ynlo DNtrlct. You aro iHrniiiy nnMflnd thnt 1 harenpnndi'il *l*H. In order hi hnld ynur iiitereat In Ihe wiiil mineral elaini umlor lhe provl-lon of the Mineral Act, that you xliould contribute Ibe •nm nf f ||K. Inr your iiitereat in mid elaini, iml If within VI ilaye of the flrat Inm-rUon of thia iml Ice yon full or rofune to contribute tho mm. of <l IH. which ia now due liy ynu, to- Ki'tlnir with nil cohIh ef arivM-il.-'liig, your intercut In cold mineral clnim ullt hreninn the pniparty nf the auuncrlber under section four .if an Ael until Ind tho "Mineral Act!'Amendment Ac.." I1W. Hated thin llth day of July. IIWI. UEORQK M. BKXNKT. AMERICA'S BEST Edltorally Fearieit. Con.lnfently Republican. Jii***n from all of the world-Well written, nriitlnal atorim-AnRwen to qnerliffl- Article* on Health, the Home, New Hooka, and nn Work About the farm and Garden. m The Weekly Inter Oeean 9.9)9 h a member of the Arwnchtod Prom, the nnly Weetcrn Xewepapiir reoeir- Ing the entire lelat*rnphic newa nerv- tee of the Now York Bun and apodal cable of the Now York World-daily roporta from over 2.000 apecial cor- respondent* throughout the country. YEAR ONEdOLLAR flalincrlbe for THR DISPATCH nnd Thn Weekly Inter Orenn on* yeat th puiwre for 91.119. **************** ♦♦♦«♦«>♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦»»♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦<♦>♦♦>♦{ rflen Wanted it it it To soil for the large FonthiU nurseries. Appll cations should be filed at once. Highest wages paid, permanent place assured to the right men. We furnish guaranteed stock commanding highest testimonials from British Columbia Inspectors. Stone •* Wellington. HIGH (PRICES ar»D QUldktBETURNS ' 7s!#'is,,'*,^°!m STRAYED. Came tn the premlim of the nhdenrigned, one white caytn-e, with kIm* eye and branded -*-—, on right hip. Owner can have aame by paring the emit of thia advnrtt-oinentand wintering, othoiwliw if nnt claimed within TH daya the aame wi'l be uold to pay eipenaea, C. W. HOZIRK. Kock Crook, H. C. D«r HIDES SENE.C^'ANDsDr;ERSKIWS ■r—-r- Tti McptAHOR I WOOL CO. . woo-a 12 Finsr * m no til \ M Tit, A PiiilS, MINN. ISlAauBhED in yhhs J MAKt SHIPMENT, 0)i|V[*CF vo'.'KSriF •. WRIJ^ FOR -CIRCULARS NOTICE OF FOHFEITUBE. To A. TV. Iloyd or any pemnn or permnii to vhom ynu may have I run-tor rod your Intereet n in the "Morning" Fractional Mineral claim, -Ituate In Camp McKinney. In the Greenwood Mining liivl-ion nf Vale IllHtrlot. Yon nre hereby nntlflon that I havo expended HOSSOIn nrdor to hold the aald mineral ■ilaim under the provl-dona of the Mineral Act, that yon should coiitrlhnte £11.11)1 a* yonr portion of tho laid aum for your undivided one tMrd Intareat in nald olalm and If within DO dayH nf the Drat liwcrtlon of the dnte of thin notice ymi fe.il or refine to contribute the mint of tM.161 which ia now due by you, together wilh nllnwt-of advertising, your Intereet In aald mlnernl clilm will heroine the property nf the milwcrlbcr under fectlon four nf an Aot entitled the "Mineral Aet Amendment Act." IWO, Haled thia Snd day of June, 1WIS. OEUBOK. M 1IENNKT Riverside Nurseries Orand Porks, B. C. HARTIN BURRELL, - - PROPRIETOR. Home-grown, thrifty, acclimatised trees and shrubs. Currents, Raspberries, Strawberries, etc. A line assortment of Maples and other shade trees, Rosea, Lilacs, Hedge Plants, other ornamentals. The ■rcri-t tif Mice**, tn plAntiwt, l«, KHWT- to •■fiitf gunA itw'k. • j utt-oNn—in plant na toon an, pmeililc -tftrr il i« iIiik. Trees obtained frqm our lorsery can be planted it ' Midway two days after tbey are dog. Prlee Ual, and fall Information promptly si"*- USlNESS COLLEGE 809 Second Ave., Spokane, Wash. The school where thorough work is done; where the is always gi vein; where' confidence is developed; where b' keeping is taught exactly as books are being kept in busiw where Shorthand is scientific; where penmanship is «• best; where merit is the standard; where the training in V 11. Service, Telegraphy, English and Cartooning wak<s| students, develops their powers and teaches them how'0" successful. No argument is so eloquent as the record things well done. . No mortgage can corrupt, no thief break through and steal the knowledge of How to Do. * you know what a school can do for you by what it has don« others is it better to trust to luck? Is it wiser to guess? For detailed information pall, telephone or write THE NORTHWESTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE, SocjiSecocdrAve., Spokane Was!1' I Advertise in
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Notes | Title changes in chronological order: The Advance (1898-1902) ; The Midway Dispatch (1902-1904) |
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