YMIR RALD. y Vol. 2—No. ?<>. YUlli, Vi. (.'., SATURDAY, NOV., 25, 1905. . .. ■',.-..- *♦♦* -i - _-_ a -i **. * # - ._.-•• *.. ; LOCAL ITEMS \ ' fc**# IrflHIrltrtHriti* 5- »•&•*..- »*•» ftlf.*!* ^ Co to Miss French for first class .Ji essmaking, Mr. and Mrs. D. Campbell spent. Thursday in Nelson, The Boundary Palls smelter will start up ajjain next week. Sir Wilfrid Laurier celebrated Lis sixty fourth birthday lust. Monday. For ii goi Pubst beer nl W i iii.nk i. I li.r VV, II. Mi*Isaac, seciutary of Vinir Miners' Union, is miking III.HI' regular inoiithly lour ui' il tin- vicinity of Vmir ai|d Ymir Lodge of the K the lainous lorf. the his in ',!'. Ill it'll..' ■ ut I (.heir regular meeting u.i Morula) evening, At the next regulur meet ing the uleaiion of ollicers will take place, ____________ Miss Dickson, who lms been acting The elections in Saskatchewan us nurse at the Jfmir Qenenil Hos \. ill take place on December 2nd, pital r'...- tlie past few months, lms T ■- - ... • A number of miners eu....! down from tl..- Vmir ...in.- on Thursday evening to attend tli.. .lane.- given ii. honor of Mi. ...nl Mrs. Dan MeLeod. Mr. lv Haligus of Lewiston, Wash. an ulil time friend of L.J. Winslow is spending a few 'lavs in town, on his way home from Alberto, where he I spent the summer, and made some large purchases of land neai Stayeley. He speaks very highly uf AlberUi as a farming aud ranching country, Mr, Winslow ..i.l In. had i.i.t met fur .'10 years. and at Just receive'!, shirt waist sots l.elt buckles in ihe latest design Miss French's liy the police census taken a few liays ago, tho population of Toronto is now 202,741). Dr. and Mrs J. C. Elliott spent Wednesday and Thursday in Nelson returning on Friday morning, Harry Jackson left on Wednosda) morning forSalmo, where ho will have i .■Large of Robert Hell's livery stable*. . I George Nunn Ira viler for A Mao- as iu town i ppointed matron of that in* I '-Tbe question of§ a time table pf the S I* I I.e. I titution C. T. Rogers was elected lirst! ; Mayor of tin* recently incorporated ' town of Cranhrook, on Wednesday, defeating Alex. Moffat by a vote of 141 to 57. Frank Fletcher, P. L. S. completed tl.e survey of the Active (.lol.I Mining Company's mineral claims nu Porcupine creek, on Tuesday last and rein rued to Nelson. . und change in the tfc X. railway er consideration by tl. the itllicinls of the Great No rt liner., but nothing definite has been given out yet. By the proposed change tho service will he greatly improved, especially from Northport to Nelson, tt i« rtlmorei that a straight passenger be installed, Mining Records. The following records wore made from this district last week: Isaac I.'. Dundee recorded the location of the Irish Girl fractional .... Dundee mountain, two miles fio... Vmir, on November 1,1th. The Jessie, a relocation of the S..I. M. on Porcupine qreuk, was recorded by I). K. Grobe. Th.' location was made in November 2nd. Frank Dticharme recorded the los cation of the Granite Bluff, one mile south of . Vmir, along tlio Great Northern Railway The location was made on November 10th. The Hunter V. Mine. A. D. Whoele of the Hunter V big shoot of high t formerly supt., mi.k! l'ia. 11 ore on lhe l I)...laid it Co Nelson w,- yesterday on his regular monthly trip. . ., , . , , . , • lu'.ao, a property which l.e Has Utirlei The recount in Calgary resulted in ' lefisfe near Ainsworth. '-lie election of Hon. VV, II. Oushim A, B, Buck worth retuened on Friday morning from the Slocan. where he was showing ev.govieil ir Savage of Nebraska and A II Kelly of New lias struck a j York, through 1! flouiitry( by a majority of .')7 over R. lintt Ben- Watch for the .Drug store adver tisernent next week of jewelry air other articles suitable for Christmas presents. Wm. Hay ward, of tl.e Porto Rico Lumber Company is convalescent after being laid up hi the Brandon General Hospital foi a couple of months with typhoid fmv.. Tl.e following pupils of the Vmir ___________________ public school will write on ll Mr. and Mrs. Hickey, Miss Dickey j School examination to be held in und John II Freeman of _rie and Mr. j Nelson, hommenoing Dec. 11 th: Vera and Mrs. McDonald of Salmo came up j Mac Lecd, Alfred Clark, David Keefe. for the dunce on Thursday night. w yy* Vm.y a miniuff ,)()(,l,Uo, Mn , , _ in j 1 of Kiigeiip, Oregon, spoilt a few days 189 Lat-nev left on Tuesday eve ■ • ■ '. .'. . . , , _ , , -irl c. . Ill Vmir this week visiting his broth- lung for her home in Kaslo, after I .. i ,, ,, . _, !er L. Jl. Avery, and incidentally took spending several months in Ymir, tlm I . , . e, * , -., a „ . a look at some mining properties guest of her sister, Mrs, 8. Benzie. -, i . W.F. Edgar, who has been under I.f ie weather forjthe past week suffering from .stomach troubles is now convalescent and is able to be around again. this district. Tomorrow (Hominy) the Masonic Lodge of Vmir will attend divine service in the Presbyterian Church The # i members will meet in the lodge mom Manager Koss of the Ymir Water- L lM _ „,_ B|„, 81jbsequ0ntjv mrtl.ch Works company lias had the reservoir L0 the chUroli lixed up, the pipes flushed and tl.r M.'. .tnd Mrs„J. ti. Willoughby, step- ; father and mother of Mr. A. E, ; French and sister ot Yniir, arrived I on Saturday evening last from Port. land OrugOll. Tllny will likely make j their future home in Ymir. Rev. Fuher Althoff, of Nelson, will I hold services in tl.e Catholic Church I at Ymir on Monday the -7th inst. I after lho arrival iif the train from Nel* I lon hydrants bunked in preparation for Ihe winter. ft is rumored that Hon. Clifford Sifton will be appointed lieutenant governor of Manitoba, on the relhe- ment of Sir Daniel McMillan, whose term expires shortly. Tl.e lirst snow of the seie-in fell on Sunday last, since which time the weather has been fine. During the wholo month of November so t'.u* . , * , , , ., ,, . , . , , , ., , 1 n'T nunc on I ucs'hiy morning tlle 1 mir has bi'cu tuio.ed with ideal I ltttmmm .-.eather i '(.'he* apple crop in lhe North \V.'stern states this year lias proved a fail- lire. The price in Spokane at present Is $2 50 per box as compared with 7-r> (tents fi/V tho sum'.; grade iif apples a {/ear ago. SuniHltaneously with the operation of the mine by the Hall Mines Co., It is expected that the ti. C. Standard • Co., will prosecifto' diamond drilling With a view to closer determination /ind location of lho resources of the property. John Mo Kane, formerly rtf ltos- latid, who was the conservative candidate against W. A. Gulliher at tlfe They left Ymir on Tuesday evening and visited Kaslo, Sandon, New Denver and Slocan City: The party were taking a run through the country, suing up the possibilities. The oomtulUeo in charge of lhe dance on Thursday evenlug were greatly dis* I Appointed In not being able to secure I an orchestra from Nelson. They eon- I si'ler. il that an orchi'stry was eosa_< .♦■ , ** p* " "'J*.11 i e.l and only lu.u.il out Hint they could not euinc when it was too lule to make oilier arrangements for music. They were not al all to blame in lhe matter and nre endeavoring lo find [silt Where Ihe fault lies. The fact that no less than eight commercial travellers visited Ymir luring the past week is another evidence that business is improving. Not one of ll.e.n left town without securing an order for goods. Those gentlemen do not generally go to the expense of visiting small towns unless they are sure of .sullicient business to repay them for their trouble and exs 'pen.se*. We have made arrangements with tl.e Pacific Poultry man, published at Tucoina, Washington, whereby we are able to give tl.e Ymir Herald and the Poiillryman for one year to now subscribers and old .subscribers who pay up arrears and one year in ad« vance, for 82. Breeders of poultry will lind the Poultry man a very use- Arrangements have been raadi whereby thn present lease of the . .. ...' Hiinlei■ V. mine held by ll.e Hall lervice will J Mines Smelting Co.. is to he emit in- i tied for another twelve months, A meeting cf the Ii. C, Standard Co., is being held in Nelson, at which a method for raising the necessary capital to put the company on an operative basis will ho discussed, Miunwhilo high-grade ore continues to be shipped. Mr. Seuley, tin foreman, has uncovered an ore bod) carrying high Values in gold and silver and quite 'lisiinct in charactei from the characteristic calclte of the mine. - 90 J'liici- FrvK C_-nts. a. 8* A Pioneer Leaving Yinir will shortly lose Olio of ii - old timers in the person of Win Kirk • patrick, who intends Iravi/g tor the Similka.i.een count, v. "Jlillv as he is familiarly called came to Vinir in the spring of 180.* and bought .... interest in the Pioneer stables which business he successfully conducted up to about three months ago when he sold out to Alex. Erivin. Prior to loming to British Columbia I e had ■Large of Ihe horse department of the .., A iterC company's farms at l.'uh lake S.wift Current and Medicine Hal. -Vheii llu* gold fever broke our le •an.e l.n B C but failing to pick ip any huggets in the golden city he ame to Ymir where he has sine.; n - tided. His gonial beaming countenance ■.luff hearty greeting «ill be missed n Vmir, but his friends wish I..... -uccoss wherever he may decide to In- •ate - - A Promising Property. A Hearty Welcome Given Dan MeLeod nnd liis Bride by Ymii* friend.--. ful magazine. Sample copies can he Services will l.e held also at the seen at the Herald oilice. Tho Yniir Christian Endeavor society will hold a social on St. Andrew's night, Nov. ,10th, in tho Pies by loi ian church. A programme of uidsic, readings, games ele will take up il.e evening Refreshments consisting of nn entirely .Scotch menu will be served. A silver c illcction will be taken at the door, the proceeds to be devoted to lhe fund to provide a Christmas tree for tho children. All are invited to come and enjoy it good time. J. M. M. (/r.'go'r, inspector of met alliferiods mines tot Kootenay, spent Monday last visiting the iiiiiios !Hth inst ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Next Thursday, Nov. :10th is f<l Andrew'; nicht, a night dear to the heart of every title Scotchman, and one Which is generally Spent in feast and sung Ymir "ami of Scotia have as yet made no arralfgoinonts for celebrating 111 honor of their patron snifit .Tames Hickey. of Erie, who went easi u couple of months ago, relumed on Tuesday nli/rniiig with his bride. Ho was married on October 1-7th, at Peterborough, Out, to Sliss Minnie O'Neill of th.it place. Mr. and Mrs. Mickey hal'c taken up their residence at Krie. .....,..., ,.ft,.,,,T„ ,...». v»Q,..,io, ,.u ...„ , H. J. Oral,am, a cousitf of Sam. ■ -Dominion election in H'OO for this ftlillor, pissed through Ymir on Wednesday nwriiiiig, ou route to Pi iuce uf fonstitueiicy, hus made an Immense fortune at Tuuapih, Nevadv. The .'n.irkct value of Lis holding's at To.uis hah is about .11,000,000 Apart from fids In- is the priiir.rp.t' stock* bolder in a number' of otnor valuable properties in the "icinity. Ho is the Uggesfc mining operator in tlra btntc M Uevadft, i VV'ali'.-i island, wheYo he ha-l -f.'-euied il situation w.Ui a mining company, on ihe arrival of ilw inun be made inquiries for Lis friend whom he had QOt ,i eu for ;-•'..I y four years, and \V. C Hiu'_i.'S ooii had Mr, and Mrs, Miller 'it th* train where they enjoy- in the vicinity of Erie, On Tuerday ie inspected the Ymir irfine. To tho Herald Mr. McGregor said that while Ire could not disclose atiytl ing l.e sa\» in the different mines visited he found a Hindi more hopeful fueling among mining men and the people iu general than Oil his lout visit. lie expressed the hope that lho diHtriet i is oVi the eve of inercilleii prosperity j mid tfiitl the coining year would soo u 1 marked improvement in tlio mining Mr. Daniel MeLeod and lus bride relumed fiom tuiir lioi.nytUoon trip to the Boost on Monday evening. The bride whose maiden name was Miss Norma MoRse Is the only .1 ttlgllter of Mr, and Mrs. A. I). Mc '.ac rt the Hot Springs road Agassi. They were married at the home of the h ride's parents on Nov. 14th by Key. W.ll. Madill of New Westminster in the presence of shout lUO invileil guests The h.i.le was attended by Miss Gsssle Mcl'lii f Vancouver and two little flower girls. Misses Maggie Ogllvle Uladys Forrester, while the groom wan ■upp.iited l.y Mr. Edward Johnjiezull of Agassis. During ihe w,-i-k the many friends of Mr. MeLeod in Ymir decidell lo do something to show their regard for lii in and his bride. Mr Mel.eo.l i.s a talented violinist and has always he..'., willing imIbllgu the young pc»pl« ol Vmir l.y lUpplyl.lg nJUtlO for llleir dances il was de.-iili.il to give a dance 1,1 their honor. This look place i.i Miners L'n- [onIin.II on Thursday eviming and was largely sttended, .< large number coming from Krie. Salmo and llie Ymir mine and mill lo greet their ol.; friend um! offer Iheir congratulation A thoroughly gond time was enjoyed by every one present up to two o'clock in the morning, supper being tlerved al mid night sl the McL/SOd Home, Mr. nnd Mrs. Mcl.rod will lilkc up their future residence at the Vmir mine where Mr. MoT-eod is em'plojud us hlacksmilli. Tlfeir niaiiy frien.li wish them a long and happy married life in which wish ifce Herald heartily joins. Messrs: Winslow and V'anl'iisl-irl, returned on Monday from the Sii-.'. Peak mineral claim, nine miles from Ymir, near the head of Wild Hois,. creek, They spent ten days cross- cutting the ledge which is about eight f'.-et wide and can be trice.I through two claims, and carries good values-for the whole distance. Ii i* i lead proposition, the average assays being about $10. There is also a gold 'edge on the properly f.'o.n Which as says from slirface ore I.iue been gnl is high as $:!;,'. The property is owned by lhe Silver Peak Mining aie: .Milling Co., which was organized last spring, with Con Wiltlc as riiini-- ager. Tho stock is held principally by Spokatie and Ritzvillo parties. The illness ofMr. Wollle has dolnv. .' operations, bin it is expected th..! arrangements will bo made to woi the property all Winter. Hotel Arrival.*; McLH on Hotki.:— A B Dockitcader, Nelson; l.obt Bell, Salmo; W Avery; Eugene, Ore; A J Anderson, Erie; •I F Riihiirds, Briej 0 A Karman, Van:ouvor: jy> Welsh, Vancouver; 0 E Campbell, Vancouver; K W Jones, Vancouver: Wm Jarvie, Nelson: J A McDonald, Nelson, B 0 Bywater, Eos Angelos. .) A McDonald and Wife, Salmo' J C Gilchrist, Nelson; Cosmopolitan Hotbii!— George A Brown, Nelson; Jas Provost, Olynipis, Wash J T I'reenian, Erie; James Hickey and wife, Erie; Miss Kate Hiokoy, Erie; Wu/noiir Hotki.:— W Gray, Salmp: K Ferguson, Nelson; Duncan Harbrick, Salmo ed a pleic.aat chat ovM o1(C ifmC's a- , . ■ -( round 0.«rlk/flf Fliifce i i-orWitiows of tire Tmir oantp. Hotel For Sale. One of the best hotels in the town of Yniir, centrally located, fdfillshed throughout, together with stock of liquors, cigars etc. doing a thriving business. Proprietor Aisho". t6 retire, Apply at Herald officii.' CHURCH NOTICE. I'RKSffYTIIRIAN Clluf'f'll—S U D ll a / .School and Jliblo Class, 10 a. nf. Evening service, 9. YoUng Poo ple»' Society meets on J'riday eveniif^ at fl o'clock. All aro weletuei-.. Fie*. VV. O. ltos«, Faster The beer that iiiadA IviilHaiikce faftYoAs, f-t* «_!4'_t lU. Witilbit: I-ire Brigade Signals, Fii'o thief MoItfnU ha« prepared ihv following signals for handling tho fire alaraf: Steady ringing cleans Um Ono stroke (pai/se) two ..irotrt's (pause) threo strdke-f, means a oall for help1 id handle <lie hose when dtyiti? till* tbilttig it up dtUit u*: .ri THE YMIR HERALD j. I'lihlinhnl fr»ry Sii.uar.lav anil mailed to any I aildrr-s. or delivered hy carri.-r i.itown. I Subscriptions C_.QOi.er ni-num, pa-iibl. in ud -..•aace. I ildverMllng rates, fl.no pi-r ...ch per mouth I « The Herald can bn bad trom nil l.-adinv wsdeali-m ln tbo district, or "o»u bn obtained Hired (rom tbe olflce. I Commercial printing of every dtt'oriptlon •ionco.i the iire.nlaes;at .-wn.lar I prices. rC.II.ISHED nv THE 1 1IKRAI.D I'UIIMSIIINU COMPANY l' J. X. MC DONALD EIIITOB. SATURDAY. NOV., 20 1903 The Herald's Politics. »j The eilitor of the Herald has been '.repeatedly asked during tho past week -iwliat the politics of tbe paper would Jibe under his control. Tho persona' {politics of the editor are well known Jin Ymir and be has never been ashain- jed to avow them, whether in victory qor defeat, but be believes that at the (present time all parlies should work (in harmony for tbo good of tho town •and district. Readers of newspapers aro sick and tired of the per- |petuul snarl about politics. If the majority of th^m had their way all bicker ting over controversial t'Uestions would be tabooed: The majority of people take little interest in politics except for n a short time before a general election j when they demand from their representative an account of the way in .which ho has discharged his trtist. Jr. During that period Under our present Institutions', party lines are more tightly drawn and the electors take a decided stand on One side or the , -ptlier. In the interval tlie majority of readers pass over the labored editorials '•of the party newspaper unread, al ii though tho editor niay have thought that he hail succeeded in painting thn -.Virtues of his own party in trie most (.roseate colors and the vices of tlio .■apposition in the blackest dye. At Ithe present time there is no burning ■ political question before the public of ibis provitice. The McBrido government has a working majority in the .house and has two iiwr'e years ot ^jwwer. Tlie electors should be willing to give them the fullest opportunity to fulfill their pledges made (■before the last general election to lift the affairs of the province nut of tho deplorable condition into which they |had fallen prior to t Imir advent to ijiower. This they claim to be endeavoring to do to the best of their ability, " In Dominion politics the I.aurier government was returned to power , a year ago with the largest majority ever obtained by any parly at a gon- jural election in Canada tin nn issue (which many thought would have 1 resulted in defeat, It has still four 'years lca*o of power and in that time the electors will have an opportunity of judging ot the success or failure ,'of that policy. Sirice the election it ni.as won "Several victories at bye elect. ■ Ions and there is no evidence that it Jlias lost tlle 'confluence of the majority "bf the electors of the Dominion. On ' the government indemnity bill of last ' aession by which the members voted 1 heinselves iin increase of salary Amounting to about .290,-00 and pro- I ided priHslons foi* ox-cabinet iii in - I inters the Conservatives were equally guilty in not voting against the nie.is 111*, ami in accenting .Itr lilc'reasc '.Ithout protest. ,_ conclusion, the Hor_lil does riot propose to stand neutral when any question come up affectin g tlie interests of the country at larg e and the Ymir district in partic" ular, but hopes to be able to discuss them in a spirit of fairnos s and of respect for the opini ons of those ,r)m whom it may differ. It will tn- deavor to discuss measures, not men. For the present it is sulii jient pjlitics to try t> give tho district a boost and til let thi outside world know that there is ore and plenty of it of a high grade hidden away in these hills a waiting tlie ma;;ic wand of capital to bring it to light and enrich the com- The investigation into the methods of life insurance companies in New- York is bringing to light the most stupendous frauds. In the past, many people scrimped and saved in order to keep up their insurance premiums so thai their families would be provided for in case of death little thinking ihat their hard earned money was being used in the Way in which the investigation shows it to have been. The disclosures will havo the effect of shaking tlle faith of the poople in life insurance which though good in principle his been grossly ill-Uso 1 by the corrupt management of these New York companies. Hfjrtfe/o^fv /<*->... TENDERS. WANTED PCR THE PURCHASE OF A MINERAL CLAIM Tenders addressed to the undersigned, at his oilice in lhe Court House in the City of Nelson, will be received up till lhe hour of live o'clock on the afternoon ot Monday, Decern her the 18th, 1906, for the purchase of lhe "Mountain Chief" Mineral Claim, Lot 2898 which was declared forfeited to the Crown at lhe Tax Sale held in the City of Rossland, on the ith day of November, 1904, for delinquent taxes up till June 80th, 1901, and costs, The upset price upon the said mineral claim, which includes the amount of delinquent taxes and costs at tl.e time of forfeiture, together with interest upon the same at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, taxes which have since accrued, and fee for Crown Grant, is $76.46, which is the least amount that will be accepted. Dated at Nelson, 15. C. this 7th day of November, 1905. ROBERT A. RKNWICK Government Agent. Nelson, B. 0' A. MACDONALD & Co. ThaKinl You Would Like TASTES GOOD. IS GOOD. Old Settlers Maple Syrup. Pure in l-t, l-_ and 1 gallon Tins. Sold by Tlie lotest thing in the trUst line, in Canada is the organization of the National Drdg and Chemical Corii- pany of Canada, with a capital of $6,000,000. The head offices of the combination will be in Montreal but there will be branches in different parts cf the Dominion. Nineteen wholesale drug houses have amalgamated their businesses, the proprietors taking shares in the now combination according to the value of their stock No shares are offered for sale to the public. In order to allay any alarm on tbe part of the retailers, the lisiial reasons are given vis, that tl.e combination will result in cheaper pro- duction of drugs and c bemicals and dd away with unnecessary competition The retailers with the experience, of the evil effects of trusts in the United States before them may wel 1 feel uneasy, but in the en I 'it will be tho general public that will suffer. ________________* A delegation^prominent clergymen of various denomination headed -hy Rev. Dr. McDougall waited on Preinior Rutherford of the hew province of Alberta last week to ascertain the attitude of the new government regarding the liquor traffic. They urged the abolition of the bar, an I favored government operation of places for the sale of intoxicants. I ■ -Si Si TENDERS WANTED FOR THE PURCHASE OK A MINERAL CLAIM Tenders addressed to the undersigned, at his oilice in the Court House in the City of Nelson, will be received up till the hour of five o'clock on the afternoon of Monday. December llie 18th 19.0. for tlie puroliase ol the • Rlioder- ick Dim" Mineral Olaim. Lot UH8, which wus declared forfeited to the Crown a*, the fax Sale held iu the City of Rossland, on the 7th day ol November, 190*. for delinquent taxes up till June 30tt. 1904, and costs. I'he upset price upon the said mineral claim, which iucludes the : mount of delinquent taxes and costs al the lime of forfeiture, together with interest upon the same ai the rate of 6 per cent per annum, taxes which have since accrued, and fee for Crown Grant, is $114.75, which is the least amount that will be accepted as s tender. Dated at Nelson. B V. this 7th day of November, 1905. ROBERT A. KENYYICK. Government Agent, Nelson, B. C. •C_OD_E_BB—Jb Cancellation of Reserve. Const Disfrirt. A Valuable Farmers' Book The I* armors' Manual and Veter- erinnry Guide is the title of the book just issued by the Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal. Tt is safe to sav that no book has ever been published giving iu such a clear and concise form just what farmers want to know. It is publicly recommended hv such authorities as the Hun. N, Montsilth, Minister of Agriculture of Ontario; Prof. Day. O. A. C., Guelph; J. A. Ruddick, Dairy Commissioner, Ottawa; M. Cummings, Prin. Agr. Coll. Truoro, N. S., and others. This book is not sold for cash at any price. It can be had absolutely freo. Pull particulars may be had at this olfi'ie, or hy writing to tne publishers. The family Herald ant. Weekly Star's new picture this season is a gem, - and i'i in great demand. A sample of it can also pe neen at this offices. The Family Herald's offer this season is tho biggest value we have seen. Our farm- readers -mould see the book before sub _-ri-l'nit--™V«WW«' Nolle* IS _M'r*'hy Riven that the* rescfVAllon UOtioo of ivliloh tt'-M publinVd in the 11. C Case tie, An*.! tinted flih August, 1901, oovortog a b-lt of land -atendinis baok a d.Stanoa of ten jnilpri on Hiieli side ol the Bkcotia Blver b_t\vee_ Kit-lists i on y mi an*- IlazeUon. itt cul celled. Notice Is kIso (liven tlmt that portion ct the reserve ion, noUoe of .viiicii $>w publlsh-ra in the U. '.'- I.a/elt.* nml dltul Sfftji _>eur\nl.cr, 1HW. 0 (Vermis a Ix-lt "of laud extending betwfeu the mouth ol Kitm&t River and KtUtUl Canyon ih rmotndcd in io far us it covers land lying be tWBUt. the KltslItU t'atiyoli and ft point in the- Kit-mat Valley, dtstfttttteil ml Ier* in a norttierly direction frptrt the njbu.h of KttnUt River, and that'Cro.vr, land*, thereon vVlllbo o:»on lo sale, pre-emption and oiher d-tpOllt.OD un_or tin- proylilottl of the Land -Art, on and after tM- elgbt (8lh. day of OeeeiuVr next: Provided that the right of wAy of any railway shall not bo Inoluded in any lauds no AoqUlred* W.SiOORB-, Di+uty ('omiuiKsionVr of hauds and Work.-. Landi and Works Department. Victoria, if. 0 . :ti-t Augiiit, 1005. YMIR DRUG STORB For one week only SPECIAL BARGAINS In Toilet Articles, Pockot Boobs, Chate- lines. Klldl line of Dri_**s and Patent Medi ciribs, Get Mr priceb 6_ fltitWrtery »nd Schb61 .Supplies. Don't forget to tryjour Book E-changc ("odd veadihg for the long winter evening. J.e.__LI_lOTT^ Prop. YMIR BARBER 8H0P liATH R'(.OM IN CONNteCTION. Af*oh. for Kootenay Steam Laundry. —«_f|» In rear of Post office.- fp, Saunders, PrOp, D. CAMPBELL, YMIR. PERCY J. GLEAZER Mining Agent Stocks and Shares AGENT FOR Mutual Life Insurance Company of. New York. Canadian Casulaty—-Boiler Insurance Co. London Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Ottawa Fire Insurance Company. FIRST AVENUE. YMIR, B. C, McLEOD MOTEL HEADQUARTERS FOR Mt_-Il)TG MEN AND THE TRAVELLING iPTJBLIC. '' ' i »♦ 5 Nertly furnished throughout. Sample rooms ihrfcb1rfic!ction. * Uates l\M t*l $2.50 per day. ... -' "'' '"' '.' ''"" • FINLAY McLEOD, Proprietor YMIR WATER WORKS COHPANY Ltd, WATtiR Ht;PPt*tED FUU DOMESTIC AND FIRE K'Rl'OSfo UNDER .6 POUNDS FRES- SURli. ' fl. S. T. Rons, 8-el'et.ir T Kootenay Stan<Uir(L Janet and Carmelita. Tlie-e are tbo standard brands of domestic ciiiar-l and are knbwh thniiif,' bout the West j. c. Thelin, Nelson, - - - - B. C. Vancouver Hotel First-class Dining Room. Best brands of Wine_ Liquors and Cigars. DWEN BdYtfR, Prop. S_<Jortd Ave. YMIK :: »*■.♦♦■»■■•■♦.■■»»■■*>♦.♦»•>♦♦ \; i: MILL WOOD. | D-livercd any place in town. »toVe Lengths Dry $1.35. Green $1.01). |; ii ^ei* «2art Load. ;; Now in tlie time to put ta a good supply. _?ortc. Ricb ;: t-Umber Co. Ltd. I :: j \.........,,... *)..<>..-.»!: CiRAND CENTRAL HOTEL NELSON B. C. Opposite Courthouse and new P »I office, Best Sn*. meal in town, European und American plan. Only #hito labor employ,I First class bar J. A. ERICK80N, Proprietor MILLER HOTEL 8AM MILDER, Prop. - . Headquarters for Mining Mori Bar supplied with best brands of wines, liquors and ci**ftr_. Fkft AVijidb. Vkm, B. • i ii. WALDORF JabfcEL... rieAdquarters for -lining and Commercial Men Most comfortabl. hotel in the tK»"« tricl. Everything fimt-rtaw. VMIR, f, ... Socialism in Practice. In the Outlook for November there aj'penred an article from Ihe pen of Ifobert Donald under lhe above heading. Lack of space prevents tl.o re production of the article in full but the following extracts will bo read \vjtli interest by all who nre interested I nun ■n.j....j.il<."-' OUR WORK is always well done. Watch Repairing isdone by experts, Jewelry Repairing, Manufacturing and Ehgravifig is done by first class work- Prescription work in Optics is done by V piece of an old lensis sufficient to enable us to replace it. New Glasses can be fitted perfectly, Send for our new Jewelry Catalogue. J, 0. Patenaude, Manufacturing Jeweller, Watchmaker and Optician __ PHONE 293. NELSON, fl. Q War Eagle and Centre Star. The directors of the War Jjjagle and Centre Star hive decided on an amalgamation. Thoy agree that it would permit of a njore profitable work-in*; of the mines They havo decided to sell the War Ragle Btook to the Centre Star at the ratio of ten shares of the Centre Star for fifteen of the War E.igle. For soma time the Gouder- liams and allied interests have owned a large part of. both properties, The Centre Star wus handled as a separate concern, however, and several fortunes wero made and lust in its Dotation. B. C. Act Disallowed. Tho Dominion governmont has disallowed the Act to amend the Supreme Court Act, ivhich was passed by the British Columbia Legislature on April 8th, 1900. Tho Act provides thai "Persons to be appointed ,-Judges shall be barristers at-law of nut less than ten yeais standing of which ten years they shall have been for fi years actively engaged in practice at the bar of Uritish Columbia. Value of a Live Newspaper. A live country newspaper, well edited, well printed end full of local news and sensible oomment, is the best advertisement a community can have. Next to the public schools, the local newspaper is likely to be the subject of in.iiiiry among per ions of intelli genoe looking for new homos for their families. The citzens of any rural communities who are seeking to build up their neighborhood cannot do better for themselves and tlm country than to support their country editors in niak ing and maiiitaing model weekly news papers.— Ex. men in the subject of the practical side! of I ■ , . . . socialism The Author takes ti.o an experienced Optician. ground that "Public ownership direction or operation of public works or institutions and undertakings ia socialism in practice." "Canada's national question is tho twin problem of transportation and the development of the Northwest. ft has led to government ownership of a new railroad, and to the provincial authorities-notably Ontario -entering into a kind of benovolent partnership with the farmers for ini? proving the methods of culture, dairy farming, fruit growing, transit. Canada is also maintaining.' its position as Ian lowner, and is stopping the policy of giving up its national inheritance in land and forest", '.'In Great Britain thn government has years ago established the principle that a land owner cannot do what hu likes with his own lain), cannot ho trusted to fix the rent which a tenant .can luirly be called upon to pay, In Ireland and thn Highlands of .Scotland land commissioners fix fair rents us between landowners and tenants, and cancel arrears of rent if they think that the rents in the past have been excessive. Following on theso precedents it is now sought to apply ,tho same system of fair rent courts in the slums of congested cities where the rookery-owner grinds the faces of the poor. The poor of Whiteohapal are as much in need of protection from the usurious tribute of alien owners as are the .otters of ri'r.lway or the crofters of Sliyo. Dn der the Irish laud act the state acts 08 agents and bunkers to enable tenants to buy up the present landowners and become owners of lho soil they cultivate. The state supervises the transaction and advances the purchase money. "The British government has been making advances toward socialism in various ways-by adding to tho functions of tbe state, by increasing administrative control ovir railroads, .radon, faciei ies, oto. The last acts of the present conservative government in the session just ended were to give miiliicipal power to manage colonies i'or the unemployed, and nationalize ihe telephone service "The proposition that municipal authority should feed half starved tohool children at the public expense ii now soriously entertained Two (■thills were before parliament last session io croato a publie authority to own ttjld manage the port and docks of London. Decrepit, dividend hunting corporations, by mismanagement and neglect, jare imperilling the maritime supremacy of London, and hand!- .apping tho commerce of the Umpire, All parties agroo ou the remedy — puh-lic ownership. Tho industrial side of state social, ism has perhaps been oarried farthest in the states of tho Australian com monweiillh und in New Zealand. It is seen to best advantage in the last named colony, whose natural richness makes it-it favorable ground for experiment. It would be much easier to •-.'}• what the stato does not do than what it does iu Now Zealand. Of (nurse tho stato keeps possession of • I.e. telegraph, telephone nnd express business. It is the chief landowner, curries on a large insurance and banking business, maintains registry bu- I'-ius for servants, runs farms, dairies, I1 in. s„ constructs public works by I'oupa of workingmon on co-opera- Ivo lines In the domain of industry, what the stato docs not run it regulates. It has established maximum hours of 48 per week, regulated **"ges, inspected "sweatshops" out of Mlntenafl* provides old ago pensions lor th*) -. iiturant of labor, and insur- ' .;■»;;;.(. accident and sickness. Just Arrived New Line of Groceries comprising FRUITS, PEELS AND ALL THE NECESSAl'Y INGREDIENTS FOR XMAS FARE The following Jtcm will b esting to llritish Columbia The supremo court of the inter roaaors: United Stales has aft'inned the validity ot the Missouri eight-hour law for miners in the ease of Cantwell et al. vs. The State of Missouri. Tho plaintilN in error were convicted of violating the ld,W by compelling or permitting their miners to work over tho regulation eight hours. They com ended that the In iv was invalid under the provisions of the statu constitution prohibiting the enactment of special laws regulating labor and of the federal guarantee nf tho right of contract. The supreme court of Missouri hold tho law valid and its djuision has been affirmed by the supreme court of the United States. YMIR BUSINESS GUIDE BltO***21U<JK ANII IX5ITAXeE. Percy J. Glen.or, John Philbert. nny (joods anu uknts FlUUfllUlNQi D. Campbell. DesBrisay Jobbing Co, IMlLIJS. The Cnia la Dru» an I I!. I'UftNmiltU IIKAI.KK. William Chirk. Oi OKOCERIftl. I). Campbell. DesBrisay Jobbing Co. Hotki.s. Gosqjopolltni.—-John Ure.i.i. MeLeod House—Finlay McI,cj.|. Miller Bouse—S Milli-r. 1'iilaee—Tait <S Ruddy, Vancouver—Owen Boyer, Waldorf—Qeorge Colman, Ymir—J. VV. Masterson. IIauiiwaiik IJ. S. 'J', lloss. LADJ_S l-l.'1-XISH!*,-.; A>ll ... I.I. |..B !( Mrs. John MeLeod. MIX mil ItECOltDEll Percy J. Gleuzer. 1'ltINTIXi;. Herald Publishing Co. STATIONK1IV. D. Campbell. TKA.MSTEKS Joseph Leahy. Alex. OU.lio. TOBACCOlS'l! Miles Mcf.i.iis I'NIIEItTAKKIt. William Clark. LODGE REGISTER* V YMIH LODGE .Vo.:il A. V... M. .Meets first Friday in each month. Visiting brothers welcomed. John MeVi.AK, \V. M. PEROT J. Gi.kazhh, Secretary. YMIR LODGE No. 83 K, of P. Meets first and third Monday in each month. Visiting brother welcomed. Ciiaui.i'.s Ahciiiii.u.i*, C. C. John 0 I'ki.au, K. H. .fc S. YMII. HIVE, LADIES OF THE MACCABEES. Meets second nnd fourth Tuesday in each month I. McLkod, L. C. L. BUCKWORTH, It K, UNION Meets very Wednesday Visiting At the meeting of tho American Federation of Labor hold in Pittsburg last week, Mr. Mosser presented statistics showing that unionism is gaining many converts each year jM the United Kingdom. Ho said there wero 1 llii) trade Unions with a total membership of 1.02818 an_ that these figures were steadly increasing. The British trades aud labor council is the third wealthiest in the world and Inst year a total of $-'2703000 was bin hi I. d by Hades Unionists. YMIH MINERS in Union Hall evening at 8 o'clock Hrothern cordially invited. Andrew Buttons, Pies W.I1. MoIsaao Sec Go To MRS. J. MCLEOD For Ladies' Furnishing! Millinery ami Staple Goods. Satisfaction guaranteed in every line. The only storo carrying a full stook or everything required for ladios wear. Next door I" DesBjrisay Jobbing Cos store. Our Line of Shoes and Rubbers lis still coirjplete and these we are selling at Greatly Reduced Prices We can Clothe you from Head to Foot at Prices llmt Cannot bo Equalled DesBrisay Jobbing Co, U. S. T. RSS, Hardware Merchant, Ymir, B. C. |DEALER IN Shelf and Builders JIaii Points nmlj Oils, Stoves, Steel, Powder, Fuse and livnic Co.. I, Caps, Granite fittings. una anu All ki... smithing Work. jNow is th.-'tiiii Tinware, Stei Plumbing, Tin* Goneral Bepaii for floating stove* The Mutual Life Insurance Company of N. Has Assets Exceeding $400,000,000. Y. A poiiey in it is the safest investment known to man. Cash invested in Life Insurance is cash invested that return compound interest. All successful business men carry large amounts of insurance. It provides for the family, protects a man in old age, and protects his other investments. For rates any form of life insurance apply to: Iiii! his on Percy J. Gleazer, Local -.gen-.. HERMAN ZIBLER HOOT and SH HAtt*.- MaKRR. Kr.PAJ.RINO 1. SPECIALTY. Mail orders promptly attended Ui u-O-Srttifi • -,..Y**"' AST rHUBSDAY IN RA0HMONTI.. Fm lay MoL_.li, PreHident. PlltCY (ll.ttAZKIl, .Si>, . . .- A. B, BucKwnnrir, Trrx* Shop I . ",|-'' r f .1 tp |! "a i ._> IP 11- til l1 h t i_ ii it i •i 't ■I <i "i Future of Yinir Camp. A jrespecter when questioned as to •a hat lie thought of Ihe future of tliu cam*.' wrote the following for the Herald: So far as development lias p-jone it has proved that there does exist large bodies of ore in the Yniir .amp, home of them in close proximity to the town. Tt is true that some of them are of a verv low grade according to some of the local experts, but I fail to agree witli them, I have a good knowledge of tho values contained in the ores of several of tho most promising prospects in tho samp, a great ■ many of which I have sampled from time lo time. The result of these sample.*! arc that I find tlie average values ranging from S14 to 8*23 per ton these values ranging from 75 to 05 per cent in gold As to the question of those yxlues being high grade or low giade depends entirely as to how the opinion i' reached. Prom a close perusal of the host scientific works uu ores and their relative values in different countries, I call the above values tending towards tho high grade and higher than 7D per cent of the cases I read about where mines are being . worked and paying big dividends. Now what is the.reas'iu there aro not more mines ton; kiflg around Ymir? One of the reasons is the spreading broadcast of the report that the ore bodies do not go down, That this leport is false has been amply proved hy tl.e companies that have the necessary capital to develop and locate the ore bodies at depth Us they Vary it great (leal in their course as they go down. There is still another reason and one that has a ruinoUs tendency. The experts that pronounce the camp low- grade do not give any particular rca- N.m for so doing, but jump at the conclusion that because $1-4, .1,, or tiO ore will not pay from •*■'•> to $8 per ton for packing it. to the railway aud a freight and treatment charge of $6 to $!) per ton uioro, the oro is low grade aud the camp a failure. Now ■what I want to hIiow is that tlle principal ore bodies in the Yniir camp aro n per ceiltnge higher than thill of a great many of [tho mining camps of lhe Western .States and Australia _n these countries it- is tlte adopting pf the very latest improve.nonts and scientific processes of treatment that has mado mining a Success in those Countries aud it took years to do it. They tried method after metbo'd before they got the one that whs Suitable .and would make mining psofitablo and so it is iny opinion that tho value of tl.e tires should hot be determined bo fore wo have loarned anything about ll.e many different pYdcs.es of treat- fug tho different classes of rriinera is and iu particular those that predominate in the Yniir cairip vMiiofi aro known as iron sulphides, crtrryihg gold values. Now in a groat many in- itancos tlio sdrface cropping* of these (li posits, are frib and consequently a mill _ ti.lked of and perhaps erected, l'i.is is a mistake as is shown by the Inany failures matte by companies in (pending Urge sunn of money in tho erection nf plants ami why should it Ik* done? About 75 pel* con! (if the guld mines in the World are of tin sulphide character, and wo read of them' being treated on tbo gro'unii at a cost of *.! 75 to i'i p-ir t.m A' the [iraepend .rfoe min e at Cripple Creek a process is being installed to troat the low grade ore on the dump of which the'average value h' $'J and which tho mvirVrs ex pect to treat for $'/, nAkillK a profit of _l fior ton on tw6 miltii.n tons of oti on the du'irp. This otb is' of the same 6'iar actor as the ores uf this cs'mp and rV wo wero treating these st/ called low (;-:.nl o otoh of ..t.'i'*. that run from fl 1 to 1. .0 per ton for a cunt of $_ or •JVen .4 per ton, then I will leave, it ij all Mining j,men of pi'itrlieal exper*- fcnee tordouide whether there cannot ■Mi large profit i made by working tho ^es of the Yi"ir _tt_*}*; -h-m r. ' Ryrie " Steady Flow" Fountain Pen Our $i.o_ Fountain Pen is ;i popularly favored specially at Diamond Hall's enlar:;:d Stationery Department. Tlio point is of finely finished solid 14k gold wilh iridium tip. Tho name "Steady Flow" is accurately do script! vo, and lh,! pen is guaranteed for a year. Larger sizes $2.00 and Samples of note paper, embossing and engraving are fjladly sent on request. _.Y!..E BROS. LIMITED ' " I34-I38 VONOE ST. n TORONTO - OUT. » «3!»-j Cosmopolitan Hotel .... (Under entirely new management.) Dining ltoOm and Bar supplied with tho best in tlie market. Right opposite depot, Ymir JOHN BREAU, Prop. Kootenay Coffee Co. COFFEE ROASTERS Wholesale and retail dealers in Fresh Roasted High - Grade * Coffees NELSON. 1). C, 11 .in . 11 '11 _-—_———«—» Notice The Ylilir Herald having changed hauls, all accounts due on the 1st. S'ov, l'JOn, should be paid to the undersigned By whom all outstanding liabilities on that date will be paid. All advertising and other accounts Contracted after tlio 1st* Nov. are pays able to J.N. McDonald who is also solely responsible for all liabilities in fcurrcd after that date. Percy J. Gleazer. *__-Mi:£_ Ml. AT MARKET j?ftfc*_H AN_ RAl.tKiJ MtlA'fS Wholesale lind Retail Mail orders receive prompt, attcntioh JOHN PHILBERT- Prbp. A Greeting. f.. our Friends and Customers: — We lire here to stay find to taako a success. We like the country and tlio people also o'jr liuishess and Strive to increase it by all honorable meads. Our creed is the best goods at lowest priced. We believe id selling Only such goods that will .ive ehtire satisfaction nnd wish you to believe that we bblivo ih given one dollars worth of goods for tine dollar. A trial will convince you that you got ybur money's vratrth hbi'e We trust that this appeal will bring response and that buisiless may open between us *|jifcb may continue long, pleasant and profitable. This is n one priie store T hanking you for for past part image and hoping for a continuance of the same in future. Agent tor t*atennuile Uros., NclsOn B-C Yours for business, Sliiis li. M. French "iai iri;'i "n 1 rrirr An Atlas For $1*00 The tirent Northern Rsilwriy lin* issued an Atlas of Til*, pages contain- ing up-tiwlatft maps of Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, N Orth end South l.-ikotn; Montiiria, Idaho, Washington I llritish Columbia, Oregon, Kansae, ' Missouri-; Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, Alaska, Hawaii, Japan, Philippine Islands, China, the United Slates and of the World. fn addition to tills, the Atlas contains valuable statistical Information1 rMative Ui the Nlates' named above, jh printed on the very best ((anility of pttp'e'r, sIio'wh Ihe lines of the Ui'eat Northern Ri-.ilway, and is in every way a co'nYmerfilablc *#ork. This Atlas will be distributed at the actO'.il COlt of production and will be sent to any address lipon receipt* .,f * 1.00. Add..!*, F. 1 Whi.nev, Passenger Traffic nfana'ger,' Great Nurltoirrf Railway, Ht Paid, Minn- Spokane Falls* & Northern Rf. *y tmly alt rail route Between points east, ttest and south to Ross- lahil, Nelson, Grand Porks and Republic. Ruffet cars run between Spokane and Northport. r.eave Daily Tr.iiri Arrive 9.45 u.fh flpokahe G.JO p.m llll.7a.in liosslnnll 5.1-p.m 7,20 n.fti N.Isb'n S-jn p.m 11:80 a.m Griui.l Kof-lis 4 ib p.m lD.OO a.riu Fhoenl*. t) 00p.m. 7.00 a.ni Republic 6.30' p.m SAVE TIME. AJLTLj THOE TllN-ilfc RY 1/StNO G__E.vr NORTHER1V RAILWAY. TO •Seattle, Tacom**. ANU ALL PACIFIC COAST POINTS Is sparkling with newness, and adv.mcing in. cheapness GROCERIES Good eating is half the joy of life. You eat one thousan^ fines a y, a*/ but yot. don't save money by throwing into your interto. shelf *orn, e* - groceries of inferior quality. Just received, lemon, orange and citron \m\. FLOUR. Use Royal Household Flour, and your bread, biscuits, Cake and pW will be all that any good cook could desire. Olgilvie. ttoy*»l Household Flour Combines the nutrument of Manitoba spring wheat with the whit_n,,-~ and liavot- of Ontario fall wheat. That's why it makes more bread and Dnt- iir bread" than any Other fioti. milled by an electric process, for mi.-iei Canadian IioiisewiVes. CLOTHING You canilnt appreciate how much merit, value, style, fit arid neatne* pattern are contained in a ready to-put on suit until you have seer. our. BOOTS AND SHOES- A pair of poor shoes wili produce more suffering, disappointment, .J.«- gust etc., iii a giver, length bf time, than any other article df ftpparol. pair of gdod shoes costs nd more, wear longor, and retain their elasticity the last. We handle Cell's shoes. D. CAMPBELL A *•! THE YMIR HERALD WEEKLY * ^^ks^-^ MONTREAL £?•£&- £•?; HERALD St. Paul, Chic-lgo, NfeW York, and Ai'Ii POINTS EAST PALACn AND TO'URTST BLSBPSRS, BUFFKT, IIBR.'ii.Y CARS, MOT/feiRN DAYCOAC.lfe, btstm CARS, HEALS A f,A CMm_. THE YMIE HERALD and THE #At)IPIC POtJLTRYMAS For one year i Td now Suliscfiber-I and old subscribers paying one year in advance. .$_*r.p.c copies of the'Pou'ltryman may be seen at the Herald otiioo. __. *i"l>«Sf--iiiii ■*■«•& tk« >«-a| Jot ihr aricttoa hi Uru oMatltr ■ ' N-nfa of X. *w3 L _&JH8r22r"" For Six months. MAGAZINE J3 Civet neb month an index ol til im- •portnnt ■rtlcl« appearing In over 200 1 ' American aud foreign publication., also i ahitracU of tbe moat valuable article! [and from four to eight original article, j by practical mining Sub, fully illue- irated. flpO _ ytar la advance, aample copy, X cents. Send to MINING MAGAZINE UO Liberty _»•_« How-York feFEIlGUSOJ^ACO. NELSON, ti.fc. Wholesalo Dealers iu Liquors tiigA** etc. Agents for ^Ai-St* BE_i<. Tri'A' best on the'raVrkei. _jest Meate «ft ^Viieek 2FASt TRAINS O EAHf ANt) WEST DAILY L Special Excursion Rat-os Lewi- -. Ctarfc FaifV For ratt-s, fol.lrrs snd full Information rriisrilliig trips, call on or ai'tlross an s|{eritol the S. F. &N. Railway, or , H. A. JACKSON, (J.M. MAHON1.Y O.K. 4 PA.' (J. »•- *T'A. Spokane 7W W. I*riversld« Ar, 8j»o«»*i*. *■■»<♦.-..♦♦♦♦♦♦♦...♦♦♦♦■■■♦.■■ Hotel Vmi--: ; , The Boat Meals Anil AccoYn'rAodatioW In ToSvn IA fine 8-lcc'tiori Of Wincrf, '■ LiqtfoTs -rid Cigars. U. V.. MASTERSON, Pro*p. 1 J4444444444t44t444ttw4+44X 66 YEARF EXMRIEfCS Trade iVIarks ■ ,r0-9i-N__ COPYRIGHTS Ac- Anyone aandlng a akalcb and deacrlpllon ma- 41ilr.air uoartain our opinion Iras whotl.or u, ii.rii.itinn la prohablr patenulia. Communlr*. .■'-nailriL-llreoiiadanUal. llu, Ibx-t-,u I'aluM. •H-.it t-rn. ifinaat taaney ror.iwilii.gPBioiii-.. 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