r? !/ \ ' I •SI tf ZFbe »un. t fh-rd Year.-No?5^ Grand Forks, B. G, Friday, May t, 1904 ISSUED TWICE A WEEK A Divisional Point Said That This City Will Be Headquarters for This End ofC.C& W. The Grand Ledge of EritishColumbia, Knights of Pythias, Will Hold Their Annual Convention in This City Next Week—Local News. * It In s been persistently reporlcd behirranged \-ith the Republic team during the past week that the Q.P.R. fur the 2+1 li of May, and the sccre- intends to make this a divisional tury-lrcnsiirer wns instructed to enr- point, and with that object in view respond with the club with that end will remove all the workshops, in view. roundhouses, etc., from Eholt to Grand Forks. It is claimed thnt the Mrs. Ellen Hardy, mother of the recent visit of the high officials to Hardy brothers, returned to this this point had something tu do with city yesterday, after spending the the new plans, and that tl ey decided last two years in Marquette, Mich., that this was the natural location for and Chicago. She was aeconip mini the workshops and other buildings, by her daughter, Mrs. Fulton, ol and also the propor divisional point. 'Chicago, who will visit her brothers Some time past extensive improve- here for some time. .Mrs. Manly is ments were planned in tbe com-[a (irand Forks pioneer, and her pnny's yards here, and recently many friends will b i did to learn work wns commenced in the nature i that she has returned to the city. of clearing away the gravel banks tol, make roinn for additional sidetracks, Bishop Donlcnville will hold con- and Inst week a vast.amount of ina-|fiiination sei vices in the Catholic teiia. was removed with the big'church on Sunday morning lit 10 steam shovel, Putting two nuk two l o'clock. The service will be a very together, il looks as thought there impressive one, and special music chestru of four pieces. The lodge proposes to make the dnnc" n society event—one thut will surpass anything ever attempted by a fraternnl organization in this city. The tickets will be $1.00. Station Agent McDaniel, of th- I Great Northern, yesterday received the World's Fair tariff sheet. The fare from Grand Forks to St. Louis nnd return will he $63.40. The selling dates will be May 11, VI, 13; June Hi, 17, IB; July 1, •>, 3; August 8, !), 10; Septembers, ti, 7, und October 3, -I, 6. Thc going hnil will be ten days, nnd the final return limit ninety days. St 'p-ovcrs will be allowed west of St. Paul und ilie Missouri river. All free miners' licenses expire on the 31st of May, 1004. might lie some foundation fur the report. Doubtless the next couple of weeks will sec (his city the divisional point and headquarters of the Columbia it Western for this portion ofthe line. The following officers of theGrand Lodge of llritish Columbia, Knlgh-s of Pythias, will attend the convention of the Grand Lodge in this oity next week: Supreme lodge representative, Noble lliiins, Trail; past grand chancellor, 11. lIoH'mcister, Vancouver; grand chancellor, Chas. F. Nelson, New Denver; grand vice chancellor, A. II. Ferguson, New Westminster; grand prelate, Ceo. Johnson, Nanaimo; grand keeper of records and seal, Emil Pfcrilncr, Victoria; grand master at arras, Wm. Irvine, Nelson; grand muster of exchequer, 10. P. Nathan, Victoria; graild inner guard, Thus. Walker,. Victoria; grand outer guard, Geo, T. Mnllery, Kamloops. Messrs. John Riddel and M. Dickson, two well known hotclincn from Winnipeg, Man., have taken over the Hotel Winnipeg, und will open it up to the public lirst-clnss in every respect. Tbey are both experienced men, having boon in that business for u number of years in Winnipeg. The dining room will be mude a special feature, and only first-class meals will be served. The bar will be supplied with tho finest brands of liquors nnd cignrs. There is no •doubt of Messrs. Riddel nnd Dickson's success in their new undertaking. Tho Grand Forks baseball club held a meeting Tuesday evening and organized for the season. Tho following aro the ofiicers: L. K. Tutt, captain; R. F. Petrie, manager, and Peto Donaldson, secretary-treasurer. It was decided that a game should will be provided for the occasion. P. H. Trueinnn, the photographer, of Vancouver, will remain at Blome's old stand in this city until Friday noon, the l.'Jtll inst. The best of wud; guaranteed. Lloyd A. Manly is moving his office and warehouse from the Yale Hotel block to his own building on First street, adjoining thc Chappie block. The Biden opera house is now in good • shape ns regards lire protection. The city water service has been put in the building, mid a stream can be turned right on the stage if necessary. All the exits have also been put iii first-class condition by Fire Chief Savage. Theexiton tho left-hand side of the hall lends to a stairway which is reached through a large trapdoor, Thisduur is opened before euch performance by either the lire chief or the chief of police, and in case of fire everyune in the hall can escape, The following are the amounts of eustonis collections on goods imported through this port during the month of April: Grand Forks $3,586.07 Cascade II I.JO Greenwood 760.32 Midwuy .H.S.7.S Carson 10.20 Fairview 3.19 Sidley 4I.U0 Kereineos '22,1 ij Total $4,687,60 The various committees arc rapidly perfecting nil the details for the grand ball to be given by Grand Forks Aerie No. 237 in Biden opera house on Tuesday evening, May 24th. Tho music, which has already been engaged, will be the best obtainable, and will consist of an or-1 The evening service in Knox ehureh next Sunday will be conducted by Mr. ('lenient in the absence of the pastor. There will be no service in the morning, and Mr. Rube*rtson suggested to his congregation thnt they worship with their sister congregations. Joe Manly, who returned to the city lust week from Grand Rapids, Mich., after a year's absence, will more than likely remain here during the summer. He is contemplating engaging in the wholesale produce commission business. Ex-Chief of Police Dan McMillan returned totbecity Wednesday evening after a two months'four through the cast, lie visited all the cities in eastern Canada, and his return trip was made over the American roads, He made Short stops nt all the principal points. E. W. Ogle, traveler for a Toronto wholesale house, spent last Sunday with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ogle, nnd his sister and brother-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Clements, at the hitter's home ut the C. P. 1!. depot. Mre. E. C. Henniger, of Helena, Mont., arrived in the eity Wednesday lor ajshoit visit with her | incuts, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller. Mre. Walter Perkins left yesterday for her home in Northport, Wash,, after a week's visit in this city. Miss Dorothy Disney accompanied her and will spend a short vacation us the guest of Mrs. Perkins. Pete Wolf, Curl Garrison and several others left this week for Franklin camp to commence work on several properties there. They expect to put in the summer in that camp doing development work. J. G. Whitcacre, of Nelson, was a visitor in the city this week. The city has niinnicnccd grading Fourth street, between Winnipeg avenue and the mountain. The grade will be lowered at the north end of the street. The dirt taken from there will be used for tilling in the low places. A Successful Event The Ladies of the Maccabees' Rally Surpassed Expectations Scores of People Were Unable to Gain Admittance to the Crowded Hall—The Competitive Drill Was Pretty and the Speeches Were Good. ' H. E. Small, the well known traveler from tin; coast, was doing business in fite city several days this week. A large and appreciative audience attended the rally given by the Maccabees on Tuesday evening. The meeting was presided over by Mrs. J. C. McDonald, past lady com- iiinndcr of Josephine hive. The address of welcome was delivered by ex-Mayor Burrell, Mayor llaminur not being nblc to attend. Mr. Burrell spoke in bis usual happy manner, ami extended a hearty greeting to all the visitors. A violin solo was then most ix quisitelv rendered by Miss manly, with Miss Eyre as accompanist. Mrs. Josephine Dcsilets then followed with the response to the address of welcome, anil expressed herself as being very proud of her nam ;- snnie—Josephine hive. She spoke very tonchingly of the late commander.' Rev. Ferguson uf Republic next recited a poem entitled "The Creeds of thc Bel's," which was heartily encored, and be responded with facial represehtations'of a schoolboy making bis lirst speech, which were very funny, the whole audience being convulsed with laughter. Miss Effie Boss then sang, and responded i,o an encore. Miss Ross bus a sweet, clenr voice, and is getting lo be quite a favorite with the people of Grand Forks. Then followed an address by Mrs. Marion li. Baxter, of Seattle'deputy supreme commander of the L. O. T. M. lor British Coliimbiu nnd the Northwest territories. Mrs. Baxter spokcoftbegrowt.il and prosperity of U.e order throughout the Dominion, and stated that the L. O. T. M. is the largest fraternal organization oi' women in the world, having an indemnity fund of more than oni million dollars. She spoke of tin clevufing influences and the benefits io be derived from tic order, and closed with an appeal lo all 'present to prepare for adversity in limes of prosperity. Mrs. Curphey, commander of the Rossland hive, followed with a paper telling of thc growth of tbeir hive since its lirst organization. It is now tho banner hive of the province, with the largest membership in British Columbia, having wrested lirst rank from Vancouver last year, Mrs. Curphey, ou behalf of the delegates, thanked the citizens and the members of Josephine hive for the very warm welcome they had received and the manner in which they had been entertained while here, A competitive drill wus given by the Rossland guards, the guards competing for the championship of the tbis district. Mrs. Matthews of Nelson, Mre. Cross of Rossland, and Mrs. Spier of this city, were appointed judges. The Rossland guards, sixteen in number, gave Ihe lirst drill, and made a very striking appearance in their white costumes, sashes and aprons. They executed some very pretty figures, and received a very hearty applause from the audience. The Grand Forks guards, twelve in number, then made tbeir lirst appearunoe before the public, and also made an equally striking showing in black costuniei, niorlnr-board caps and the colors of the order. They gave the Maccabee drill and one or two extra figures, and were certainly a credit to their captain, After considerable discussion the judges decided in favor of Rosslnnd. The remainder ofthe evening was tnken up with dancing, ice cream and cake being served, thc company dispersing at a late hour. Public School Report The following is the report of the Grand Forks public school for the month of April: Prescribed sahool days 10 Total actual attendance *i,tJS.'tA Average actual attendance lO^'-iii Pupils actually attending during month -ill Percentage of regular attendance 83.92 Visits to school 17 The following pupils woiv, neither absent nor tardy during .March: Clinton Atwood Edward Barrett Gladys Butters .Mary Barrett Frances Collins Theresa Barrett Winnie Craddook Bulb Brown Mildred Gaw Edna Butters Maurice I lav Ethel Cook Leora Hughes Amy Disney Prisoilla Kelly 1 Marjoric Kerne Nol.-L Knight Ruth Floyd Ida Hartinger Irene Haverty Edward Murphy Boy MoDaniol Nitu Briil Aha Sears Alma Sloper Erie Atweod Hattie Brown l!oy Brown Roland Bailee Ralph Cook Caarlic Cooper Gerald Fraser Doris Kerman Edna Murphy Harict Murphy Amy Mcllwaine Glen Manly Leslie Miller Louie Ployurt Tom Eraser Helen McEwen Mildred Pjfrker Cecil .Scars Hurry Buckles Grace Spinka Chow W'loil Fred Walker. Bertie Bowell Vaughn Floyd Barker Peter' Harry Miller Gaston Le piime Henry Mcllwaine Donald Sloper Cecil McCallum Hutb Burns May Spraggett Etta Wetheriugton Marjoric Ployurt George Wigliton May Fraser Marion Kendrieks Arthur Pound Norman Manly Jennie Simpson Dell Donan Grettai Jlciniedy Victor Turner Jessie Allen Marlon Smith Pearl Forrester Harold Betts Willie Hay Ellen Miller Helen Spier ®l|p &ntng £>mt HUBl.ISllKn F.VKI1Y TUESDAY AND FII1DAY EVENINOS ATGHAXII P0UKS, ll.C, BY G. A. EVANS. SUBSCRIPTION HATES: One year....$2.00 I Three months .50 Sixmonths.. 1.00 \ One. month 20 Advertising rales furnished mi application. Ijcgul notices, 10 nnd 5 Cts. per line. Address all coinmuniratiinis to The Evening Sun, Prone 55. okand fohks, b. c. nil DAY, MAY 6, 10(14 Now that the Grand Lodge of thc Knights of Pythias meets here next week, it behooves every citizen who has the welfare of the city at heart to assist in making the appearance of the town as attractive as possible. In this connection it may be remarked that there are a number of front and back yards that need looking after and given a thorough cleaning. Some of them are very unsightly objects at present, and should be attended to at once. There will be from 100 to 200 visitors in tho city as a result of the meeting of the lodge, and there is nothing that will give them a better impression of our town than to make it attractive and to entertain them well. N N O u N C E M B N T Wli IIAVI'. TAKES OVHI1 THE Hotel Winnipeg Ami with our long experience in the hotel husineuM, we aro prepared to open to the public a fh'st-elass house. Our rooms tire airy mid well lighted; The Dining Hoom will he second to none in the eity. Tho Bar will be supplied with the choicest Wines, Liquors und Cigars. RIDDEL & DICKSON Coronet Fraction, Wellington camp, Kerby et nl. Athelstan Fraction, Wellington camp, Kerby et al. Monitor, Brown's cnni| White. Brown's camp A pension scheme has been presented to the employes of the Intercolonial railway for discussion, and hfcs met with general approval, the employes having held a number of meetings by districts for the purpose of becoming acquainted with the details and benefits ofthe proposal, and to further steps already taken for its adoption. The matter will be brought later on to thc attention of parliament. , Win. K. Wm. K Brown's camp, J. Cram (Iranby White. Alpha, ston. RECORD OF LOCATIONS. Review, south of Newby's ranch, relocation of Belcher, Mary L. Manly. Copenhagen, MeKinley camp, Sam Peterson. Tiger, Greenwood camp, John Mulligan. Bay Horse, Greenwood, Eric .lack- son. EVERY LADY SHOULD KNOW That Ferrozone removes the causes that interfere with the proper (lis charge of all womanly functions; it corrects irregularities and is especially good for wOmen who are nervous and subject to headache, lame back, bearing- down pains, despondency and tired- is. Ferrozone i-s a blood builder and purifier and can't be excelled for the complexion. For your good looks and health use Ferrozone. Price 50c per box at druggists. Rumor and imagination have now collaborated for over a year in the construction of the Phoenix branch. It about time that the contractors took a hand in the work. The man who spends all his time devising ways und means whereby his name may always be in the public eye, cannot be expected to accomplish anything else. CONSUHFTION BEGINS WITH A COUGH The cough racks and tears the tender tissues of the throat. Inflammation supervenes and then serious bronchial or lung trouble is established. The important time is at ihe beginning. Stay the progress of the cough by using fragrant healihg Catarrhozone whioh reaches eve.iy part of the bronchial tubes, throat ami lungs'. Catarrhozone destroys disease germs, stops the cough, heals sore spots, clears the nose and throat of discharge. Catarrhozone sooths, never irritates. Guaranteed for every form of catarrh, For lusting cure use Catarrhozone, Two months' treatment Sl.tW; trial size •.'."ie, Sold by H. E, Woodland, druggist. cer- etc. THE RECORDS Following arc the locations, tilicntcs of work, bills of sale, recorded in the Government olliceut Grand Forks, B. C, of tho Grand Forks mining division, from April 27th to May 4th, inclusive: CERTIIOATES OF WORK. Gladstone, Mcrrrissey creek, Olaf Everson, Josie, Summit camp, Walford and Rogers. Gold Hill, Morrissey creek, Everson and Anderson. Jackpot, Wellington camp, Sanderson and Moriarity. Annie Maud, Brown's camp, estate of E. W. Savage.' Crew, Brown's cam]), I). 0. Evans. New York, Brown's camp, Pounder and Atwood. CITY NEWS The steam shovel crew in the ( P. R. yards has been moved dow the line to where the big slide oi curred. The work of clearing the track, which was buried under tons of rocks, is progressing rapidly. Tiie workmen are nnablc to use the steam shovel, however, as the slide filled in a cut, and consequently thc dirt will have to be loaded onto Hut-cnrs and removed. The excellence of Hazelwood Ice Cream is in the fact that it tickles the palate while eating it and makes your stomach feel good afterwiuds. Donaldson's. The ease of Geo. Taylor vs. Collins Hunter nnd the Montreal & Boston Copper Co., for alleged broach of contract for hauling ore, came up for examination prior to trial before Judge Leamy in the court house yesterday. H. C. Shaw, of Greenwood, is solicitor for tho defendants, and A. W. Whiteside, of the same city, for plaintiff. If you are thirsty, c sou's ami get the mixi you li of his* famous io I at Donald gist to make erciiui sodas. It. Fiitcher, of Vancouver, bus arrived in the city, and will take the place of A. B. Netherby, late teller in the Royal bank, wdio was transferred to Nelson last week. Mr. Fiitcher commenced his duties Inst Wednesday, Wuni*' —Pupils to take shorthand and typewriting lessons. For particulars appl; Ciiiiiiiinn Grand F to Miss residence, irks. L. Moxileld, Mc Garden street, A meeting of Fire Oompany No. 'A will bo held iu Hudson's store, on Columbia street in the West ward, Saturday evening, May 7th, at 8 o'clock. Business of importance will come up for consideration. All members are requested to attend. Now is the time to bring in your bicycle and get it repaired and put in shape for the wheeling season. Geo. Ciiai'I'I.k, Bicyclo Dealer and Repairer. The police commissioners met Inst Wednesday evening in the city offices. Thc only mailer that came I up for consideration wns that of Chns. Packard against Holland for alleged perjury. They discussed : the matter and decided to make .heir report to the city council next Monday evening. \VTc want every one in Grand Forks to come in and criticize, analyze and otherwise test Hazelwood lee Cream. At Donaldson's sale agency. A. W. Whiteside, of Greenwood, brother of David Whiteside, barrister of this city, wns a guest at the Yale yesterday. Baths Shop. 25 cents at the Yale Barber Tomorrow the bearing of the case of 11. Lequime vs. R. A. Brown*- re log contract, will he on at the court bourse. WHEN YOU NEED FHYSIC Get a bux of the old reliable Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and Butternut, which loosens the bowel Without causing griping pains. No remedy is half so satisfactory as Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Price 25c. For sale by II. E. Woodland, druggist. MAINLY ABOUTPEOPLE H. N. Galer, assistant general manager of the Granby smelt r, went over lo N'jlson on Tuesday. Superintendent F. F. Busteed, of theC.P. K. Nelson-Midway disvlsion, arrived in the city today in bis private, car, which wns attached to the west-bound passenger. Born—In 1904, to Mr. daughter, Grand Forks, May 5 and Mrs. N. Jackson, : Dr. E. R. Follick nnd wife were visitors in Nelson this week. A NOTED HORSEMAN'S EXPERIENCE Mr, Antoine Wendling, owner of Dev.iras 2:1 \\, and proprietor of the Clifton House, Brtiekvillc, says no liniment compares with Nerviline for general use around tl e stable. For strains, sprains, swellings, internal pains and especially all'ections of the whirl bone Nerviline is unequalled. Mr. Wendling believes Nerviline is indispensable usii horse liniment: it bus strength, penetrating power and works thoroughly, Every horse und stock owner should use Nerviline. S .Itl in large 28o bottles. For sale by II. I'.. Woiiillaud, druggist. 11! BALL To be given by GRAND FORKS AERIE N0.237, F.O.E. BIDEN OPERA HOUSE S£ MAY 24TH First-class Music will ho Furnished by an Orchestra of Four Pieces. TICKETS $1,00 Grand Forks, B. C, May 1st, 1904. Having decided to discontinue business, I hereby transfer all my book accounts to P. BURNS & CO., who alone are authorized to collect the same. The City Meat Market, HAROLD JACKSON, Prop, cA Good Spifaig Tonic and Blood Purifier You Need One. Get a Bottle from H. E. Woodland, Druggist. PHONE 13 OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE NIGHT SERVICE IF YOU WANT ANYTHING IM fl fYTHINfl II woul<1 be advisidrle to call and see H**4 WLU I I IIl*"iVJ w|,atwe are doing. No trouble to show goods. For Quality, Fit and Price in Customs Tailoring you cannot do better. I also have an agency for one of the best Eastern 3os£i:S SUITS FROM SI5 UP can get it for you, as I thoroughly understand taking measurements. »**"* C/~\ C 1*1 A P C|P BRIDGE STmCKT, UbU. C. I lAZOlb, Grand Forks. The Province Cafe OPEN DAY AND NIGHT MEALS SERVED IN ANY STYLE. FRENCH, ITALIAN, AMERICAN OR ON EUROPEAN PLAN. CHICKEN TOMALES ALWAYS ON HANI). SMALL BANQUETS SOLICITED. Tony De Pasquale, Prop. RNS & CO. Dealers in All Kinds of Fresh and Cured MEATS Fish and Game in Season GRAND FORKS $12.75 $14.75 in each town to tnlte orders for our new High Grade Guurautot-il Bievdes. $& New 1903 Models "Belisse," Complete $8.75 " COSSack," Guaranteed Hlch Grade $10.75 "Siberian," AUcauty ■""" " Neurtepf," botA Racer no better bicycle at any price. Any other mulx or model you want at one-third usual price. Choice of anv standard tires and best equipment on all our bicycles, htronacst quaratitec. Wo SHIP CA? APPROVAL C. O. Tt. to any ono without a cent deposit und allow IO DAYS FREE TRIAL, before purchnso is binding. 500 Second Hand Wheels &*» . *q tnken in trade by our Chlcairo retail stoics. BJ%E IU mO oil miilirs and models, Rood as new ~ MllfIT DIIV ft btcyrlo utilll yon have wrltrn for our Mil Dili FACTOR! PIIICES AND fllEE T"IAL OhFEIt. Tiie*. equipment, sundries nnd snorllnir (roods of nil kinds, nt linlf nirnl.ir prltv, In our big bee sundry ealnlog. Ci mialiisn world nf useful Infoirmilun. Villi' -orb.. J. L MEAD CYCLE CO., @hk®p, ill. ni l G. McGUTCHEON CABINET MAKER Turnlug, Scroll Work, Saw filing, Gumming and Skate Sharpening. Kiverside Avenue, Opposite J", W;Joue*' [*ii*yi|iuro Store WATCH REPAIRING Regulating and Adjusting a Specialty. Good work promptly done by A. D. MORRISON. Jeweler and Optleinn, \ UKAND KOUK. ■■. O. HEADQUARTERS FOR SMOKERS' SUPPLIES RAINEY'S CIGAR STORE, CALL IN And get measured for a nwell Spring Suit We have all the latest styles nnd can guarantee you satisfaction, and our prices are right. See us before ordering elsewhere. VV. H. DINSMORE, MBHt'tlANTTAlLOH, ORAND FORKS', h C. DR. MACDONALD DENTIST Graduate Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery, Philadelphia. I lllice in Megaw Block'. Plume 138. Grand Forks, B.C. FROM. . THE LONDON MUTUAL, OTTAWA. ^ANGLO-AMERICAN AND EQUITY ' FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES Vim can get the best rates, W. L. WEULS, AOKN"*, OKANI) KOUKH, B, C. w. H v, t"i.K,Mi:sr JOHN II. M'lMi: i nn BarrlstarBi BoHoItor«- NuinrluH, ICtc Itid-Mi niiK-ii, Corner wini-ipi'i*- Avenue »i«i Flint Stnn-t, ORAND KnitKH, h. C. Dr. FOLLICK DENTIST Graduate of Philadelphia Dental College. Office over Hunter- Phone 37. Kendrick Cu.'s Store GEO. CHAPPLE PRACTICAL PLUMBER 1 Carry n Complete Line of Pluiiibing Specialties. UP-TO-DATE PLUMBING. OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE Pacific Hotel J.J.MolNTOHII Uljptitilte C.P. K. Stntii QUANJ) FORKS FJEDEBAL LA- bor Union No. 231, A.L.U.— Meets every Wednesday evening at ti o'clock in . Federal Union hall. I)an Kklly, Prea. Jas. A. Harris, Sec. MANAGER WANTKD. Trustworthy lady or gentleman ti manage Imsiness in his county and adjoining territory for well and favorably known house ol solid financial standing. §20.00 straight cash salary am' expenset paid each Monday by check direct from headquarters, Expenei money advanced. Position permanent. Address Manager, tflU Conn Block, Chicago, 111. For a nice hair-out or shave go to the City Barber Shop on Riverside avenue. Baths 25c. THE MILWAUKEE A familiar name for the Chicago, Milwaukee it St.Paul Railwityrknown all over the Union as the, great rail way running the "Pioneer Limited1 trains every day and night between St. Paul and Chicago, and Omaha ami Cheago. "The only perfect trains in the world." Understand: Connections are ma-da with All Transoonti Mental Lines, assuring to passenger** the best service known. Luxurious-* coaches, electric lights, steam heat, of a verity equaled by no other line. Set? that your ticket reads via "The Milwaukee'' when going to any point in tin; United Staks or Canada. All ticket agents sell them. For rates, pamphlets or other information, address 11. h. Fohd, H.S.ROWB, Trav. Puss. Agt., Gen. Agent, Spokane, Wash. Portland, Ore. CHURCH PIKKCTORY. KNOX PRBSBYTBRIAN OHUHOH, Grand Porju .1. ft. Robertion, H.A., pastor Si'i'vi-'i'sevi'i-.v SiiikIuv ut II ii.in. aril 7::hi |i. in.lSiiiKlaymihiminiitl HM-h-clut-g, H p. m.i wi--.iiniti-.OT Ciiliil iii ('. B.* Tuawlay, 8 ii.in. FIRST MBTHODIBT OHUHOH Cunipr ftlnlu iumI r'iitii -.•*,. J. IV Uetu,pnttor, Servioei overy Riihuay ut n a. m, nml 1,80 p.m.) olnM muetlitif atoluio uf inuriilnir lorvlpctj s lay loliuol nnd Itlblo i-laum B|>. m.i |ii'R.\f>r im-cllntf ovrry Tloir-'liiy I'Vi-nlni- at 8 o'olock, ThehitblloUcor-JInRyinvitsa. HOLY TRINITY OHUROH (Churoh of Buff* iiui.i), praud Porki, Haiirj Btools, vloar iiul.v Communion, 8 a, id.; morning prayer nml nrmon- i' n. m.iSunday icbaoJ-:i p. m.; fivoiiMon-sf Htnl mitiiioii, j|8U |>. in. All urn t-iii-iliiillv invlti'il. a BPROTAIi MKKTtNG <>P Till-; BOAHDOP n Lice tne OoninilMionera for the Boundary 'VpcIi l.h'miHP ni-.tr.ft will Im hHil ut the I'riivliielal Police nfflri*. Grand Porhs-'on I'ti.luy, May iith, 10D4, at thehour of three nVloOK in ■ ■"' nfti rinnui. to nil-iiliT Hi*, up. itiicatluti - f -I- A. Hertolse, of Oawnile, for an Hotel Uoeuie for the B.C. Hotel. Cascade, I.A.DtNSMORB, C.il\v( I.lcl-li*.'* Ins-il'i-tnl1. Grand Purke, B.C, April Und, IBM, Furniture Polish We lmve it. The Twentieth Century Polish make old Furniture look like new. ABOUT YOUR SMUTTY (illAIM FORMALDEHYDE S At Your Druggist, FIXES Phone 35 ' Night Service J. M. ROSS LATEST METAL PRIGES New York, May 2.—Copper, electrolytic, 813.i2J@18.25; casting S12.87J@18.12-}; hike, fl8.37J@ 18.02J. Lend, 85.20(315.25. Hur siiver, 55. u WANTKD—Special Representative in this and adjoining territorties In represent and advertise an old established business house of solid financial standing. Salary 821 weekly, with expenses, advanced each Monday hy cheek direct from headquarters. Expenses advanced; position permanent. We furnish everything. 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PETER SANTURE, Proprietor Just what you want Just when you want it GOOD SERVICE is composed of two elements —excellence of the work and promptness in the execution. Bad work executed promptly is not good service—good work delivered behind time is not good service; but the two combine to make one of the most necessary, hut hardest to obtain and often most expensive, requirements of the twentieth century business mail. That we have learned the lesson in theory we have shown. Our customers will testify that wc have also learned it in practice. <# WE PRINT: Price Lists By-Lows Pamphlets Letterheads Billheads Statements Invitations Ball Programmes Business Cards Visiting Cards Shipping Tags Dodgers Envelopes Be, Etc., Etc. A Complete Line of Stationery Always Carried in Stock. Our Jobbing Hunt is new, nnd .consists of thc latest and most popular (airs ni typo and the nio-i up-to-date machinery. All work gunranl I to givo satisfaction. jrf The Evening 5un Job Department. Phone 55 Winnipeg Avenue W. K. C. MANLY Shelf and Heavy HARDWARE Also a Large Stock of Fresh Groceries Try our Phone 6 Just Opened Up. Upton's Tea _ The Best on thc market. Bridge Street BOUNDARY ORE SHIPMENTS THE TORONTO DAILY NEW: AND THE TWICE-A-WEEK GRANDFORKSSUN .FOR ONLY.. $2.25 PER YEAR A radical change from old methods and prices hns been made by the Toronto Daily News. The eyes of the newspvpcr world have been upon Tbe News for the past few months, during which time several departures have been mnde which have given that paper a widespread reputation for enterprise and originality. This latest move is to place The News at the price of $1.00 a year by mail. Only a deep-founded belief iii the future success of The News could lend thc publishers to make such a reduction in price. But just as the dollar magazine lias taken hold of the people, so, we venture to predict, The- News will secure a vast and cver-inerciising circulation, based not only on thepnp- ular price al which it is sold, but mainly upon the intrinsic merits of he paper. We have arrangements concluded which enables us to club the Toronto News with our own paper at $2.2.r) a year in advance. Such a combination presents many unique features —our semi-weekly giving you all the lmine ami district news, and the big 12-pngo daily keeping you in touch with events all over the world. Send us your subscription to Tho News, or if you would like to see the paper lirst, write us and wc will secure a sample copy. Subscribe Now. k^ The following table gives the ore shipments of Boundary for the past week: 1000 Granby Mines,Phoenix (1-1,533 Snowshoe, Phoenix 297 Brooklyn, Phoenix 160 Mother Lode, Deadwood.^ 5,840 Sunset, Deadwood Morrison, Deadwood II. C. Mine, Summit 19,404 R. Bell, Summit Emma, Summit .Senator, Summit Camp ! Oro Denoro Winnipeg, Wellington 1,070 Golden Crown, Wellington 2,250 Athelstan, Wellington 1,200 KingSolonion.W.l'opper No. 7 Mine, Central City of Paris, Central Jewel, Long Lake Carnii, West Fork Providence, Providence Elkhorn, Greenwood E. P. U. and Goldfinch Ruby, Boundary Fulls Miscellaneous mines for 1900, 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, and 1901. 1002. 231,7(12 309,858 1008. 1001 Past Week. 393,718 188,716 10,140 2,000 100 3,230 99,034 141,326 130,492 58,884 1,664 804 ' 7,455 15,731 150 3,339 47,405 14,811 19,365 660 .... 650 8,530 22,987 363 . 8,300 1,756 060 15,537 11,516 130 1,040 785 625 2,435 550 5,646 2,968 875 605 482 350 2,175 890 219 9il0 321 ut.. 245 167 246 184 80 3,456 325 Total, tons iranby Smelter treated 99,730 390,000 507,1516 684,426 272,815 12,594 62,387 230,828 312,340 374,203 209,301 11,572 LATEST HUONG STOCK QUOTATIONS. Asked. Hid American Boy 2A lj Ben-lliir , 2\ 1 Black Tail 3 2 Canadian Gold Fields 11 31 Carib(!ti(McK.)ex-div. I| Centre Star 25 221 DenoroMines 22 20" Fairview 3 2 Fisher .Maiden .'i 2 Giant 2 Granby Consolidated. 13.00 $2.60 Morning Glory 11 1 Mountain Lion 11 9 North Star (E, K..)... 6 3J Payne 10 8 Quilp 15 10 ltiiiiihler-C'iiribnii 22.1 20 Manl'oiL". 2| 2] Sullivan ui 6 Tom Thumb 2 I War '"agio Con 11 10 Waterloo (assess, pd). 1.1 1 White Hear " " ., Ll .'U WE LIVE TO EAT AND EAT TO LIVE Is an old axiom, but in order to livo we must get the best to eat. TRY flllR Tender Steaks, Juicy Cutlets, Chops, Etc. I n I UUn Pish an(j Game in Season. Union oTWeat Company* Phone *4 Hi'-ui Office at Gheenwoqd, B. C. Mahkhts at Greenwood, B. ('., Piiokmx, I',. C, Guam- Fours, B. C, AND MrLnoii, Ai.ta. 'You're next" nt the Yale Barber j Shop. The "Club" OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE, Fi rst Street. Highest Grade Imported Ports, Chbbwes, llumirx- dies, Etc. JOE THATCHER PROPRIETOR Hfiivy training (if all kinds done by J. W. Jones. urcKcns, who never liked Tliiu,l:i,i*.i' told a friend thnt ho could are. nutliii- to ndmire in one of thn latttt-rVa novel** then being serially produced j Htul tin friend, who knew both Ihe great nutfior* with friendship's traditional "(jood-n.i turedncss'' reported the opinion (■ Thackeray. It must have rankled deep ly, but nil the cc . u»nt Thackeray ninth was: "I am n fry id f cannot return tli. compliment, for there is not .* jWcrp thai Dickens hns written which I have no1 read with delijfht and admiration." Franklin Pierce, n>t Ihe time of Ir* nomination for the Presidency of the United States, in J852, wns scarcely known to tlio public nl large. When tliF news of'his nomination reached Boston u well-known orator Was addressing a Democratic meeting. The chairman whispered the nnmc f the candidate to him. "Ladies and gentlemen," said he, "I have the honor to announce ts ;*un the nomination for President of *thai great 9tateaman, wiflt illustrious citizen that noble man whose name is known wherever the ilng lloata—whose name i.* a household word—whose name—whose name"—(turning to the chairman) "what the dickens did yon say his name was?' Joaquin Miller, "the Poet of the Sierras," recently visited a friend in Uowton. Thin friend, whose literary bastes run largely to Kmei-on. Browning nnd Mae teriinek, found the venerable poet in tlu library one afternoon deeply absorbed In a book. "What are you rending?'' asked the Postoninn. "A novel by H.vi llarle/'j replied tho pool. The lliilibilc sniffed. "I cannot nee," snid he, "how nn tin* ■ mortal being can waste his time with such stuff." "Ave you unite, .mre," n-'-edj Miller, "thnt 1 a in nn Immortal belre'1 | "Why, of course you nre." wns the unwary reply. "In that ease," replm! thrl Oalifornlan, grimly. 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