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â **i I .ihrary ArtJjojulily ,0'tthci.cgwW1' 4T Special News from Minee of Cariboo and Lillooot ASHCROFT JOURNAL. Oldest Riper Published .in the County of Cariboo. VOL. 6, NO. 23 ASHOROFT, BRITISH COLUMBIA, OCTOBER 0, 1000. $2.00 PER YEAR Ladies Call and insjieel onr new line of SHIRT WAISTS They have .lnst Arrived antl are the" best we have ever shown. F. W. FOSTER Ashcroft, B. C. ££_ GJjV-RIBOO!" Veith & Borland ESTABLISHED ,880. QUESNELLE FORKS and KEITHLEY CREEK. Having disposed of all our interests at the 150-Mile House Uj the Cariboo Trading Company, we purpose carrying on om- business as formerly at Quesnelle Forks and Keithley Creek, with full stocks of General Merchandise and MINERS' SUPPLIES. Being identified with Mining and its requirements, as Pioneers and Prospectors for the past 37 years, we are in a position to furnish Proper Supplies aud give Straight Information to all who ask for it. VEITH & BORLAND. IF YOU REQUIRE A NICE Cool, Refreshing Spring Drink JUST TRY A GLASS OP Of our Excellent Lager Beer Or, if you prefer something milder, our line line of Aerated Waters will be sure to give you satisfaction. THE IMPERIAL BREWING CO., LTD SAULOOFS, B. O. UANOFAOTCR-JM OFâ > Lager Beer Porter ond Soda Water of all Kinds AU ordo r by Hail or otherwise promptly attended to E. T W PEABSE. Manager. ESTABLISHED 1886 IHCORPOMTEO 1196 McLennan, McFeely k Co. Ltd. DAWSON, Y.T. VANCOUVER, B . c. Importers and Jobbers of_ HABDWABE IBON STEEL OLASS PAINTS OILS METALS TINWARE STOVES ETC OUNS ETC We make a specialty of supplies for Mines, Mills, Blacksmiths, Bail roads, Contractors, Lumbermen AGENTS FORâGiant Powder Co., Majestic Steel Ranges, Falcbanlti Scales Canton Mining Steel, Bennett's Engltsb Fuse, Spooner's Oopperine. , " i_osi«.t_>_--.c_ Trado in-n-m. "laiTZ-'iS-na." General Merchants, ASHOROKTj â¢ BHITISH COLUMBIA Sole Agents for BAM LAL'S TEA for Ashoroft and rlc-nity, and Cariboo- Try it onoe and we are eonfident of receiving further orders from you- Wo keep constantly on hand a large and well assorted stock of General Merchandise. W* Call and examine ou stock and prices. ASHCROFT FAIR. Tbe thirteenth annual exhibition of the Inland Agricultural Association was opeued hy ei-Preniler C. A. Horn- liu iu tbe presence ofthe exhibitors od Wednesday afternoon. In point of excellence tbe exhibits were of the best, and equal to other years. 3. he number of entries iu some divisions were, however, less tban ure usually exhibited. The judge and ollloere were kept busy all day judging and arranging th* exhibits. The ladies, as usual, took their shore of prl-tec, one lady not being satisfied with less tban lifteen. Followtugare tbe prize winners, Ilrst aud second: .Mur rtoi.ua;. Fire pounds butter, fresh, W Doyd, W Kllenwood, heaviest twelve fresh hen eggs, Willie Burr, C A Semliu VKOKTiDLKlt, Potatoes- best peck, Burpee's Extra early, P Parke, Wood AQanipbell, round vnrlety, P Parke, P Parko, St Pi.trli.l_, Wood A Oampbell, P Parke, Enrly Hose, Wiiod, Campbell, Wusiern Ranching co, (i reen Mouutnln, P Parke, P Parko, Bur yl Sunrise, W Walker, Pink Bye, Wood .(-Campbell ,1 Beddard, White lOlophuut, Parke, beat peuk noi mentioned above, W Walker, bost samplo of any kind, Parke, cabbagos, best brnue other thuu cattle, C A Somlin. P Parke, turnips, Western Canadian Ranohing Co, C A Stmilin, pursnlps, C A Semlin, P Parko, Onions, U U Evans, peas, green, C Sum- Hi), beans, Soarlet Kunners, C F Cornwall, corn or maize, Wood k Campbell, corn, table, O Kvnns, beets, Wood k Campbell, celery, Long Sboew, lettuce, C A Semlin, squash, Long Shoew, pumpkins, C Semlin, vegetable marrows, c F Cornwall, tomatoes, Wood & Campbell, cucumbers, P Parke, P Parke, cauliflowers, Wood k Campbell. FIELD PRODUCE. Wheat, spring, J Beddard, Western Canadian Ranching Co, barley, chevalier, Hark Eagleson, rough barley, J iieddard, C Semlin, hullesa barley, CF Cornwall, white oats, J Beddard, C F Cornwall, white peas for agricultural purposes, C Semlin, packet of hops, Western Canadian Ranch ing Company, c a semlin, man gold wurtzels, loog red, Western Canadian Ranohing Co, sugar beets, C F Cornwall, carrots white or yellow, Western Canadian Ranching Co, P Parke, carrots, red or orange variety, Wood k Campbell, Parke, hay, Parke, Orobard grass, Western Canadiau Ranching Co, saufoin grass, w walker, alfalfa seed J Beddardt, western Canadian Ranoblug co, brown beans Long Sheow, Semlin, peck white beans, Sbeow. UOITIOt'LTCRAL rRoK'OTS. Apples, Roxbury russets, J Smith, otber russets, wood k Campbell, pippins, J Smith, alexandrlas.LongSheow, read streak, w walker, wealthy, wood k Campbell,dutcbessotOldenberg, cE Browne, other variety, winter, eating, w walker, largest and heaviest, 0 H Evans, seedlings, Long Sheow, Ben Davis, JSmitb, northern spy, J Smith spitzeuburg, J Smith, fameuse, J Smith blue pearman, J Smith, Mcintosh, c A Semlin, pewaukee.J Smith, Russian number 277, w Walker, yellow Newton pippin, J Smith, rears, barlett, c Semlin, other variety 0 H Evans, blue, o Semlin, otber variety, c Semlin, plums, o Semliu, peaches, John Smith, grapes, c Cornwall, melons, Loug Sbeow,melons,mu3k,Long Sheow, currants, c Cornwall. ARTICLES Of PROVINCIAL MANUFACTURE, Assortment of baruess and saddles, S G Fladgate. rtORAL, Two banging baskets, Mrs Roberts, geraniums, Mrs Shaw, begonias, Mrs Shaw, collection of ferns, Mrs Roberts, boquet of out flowers, c Cornwall, Miss Campbell, collection of out pansies, c cornwall, boquet of wild flowers, Mrs H Parte, Mrs Rowlands, gentlemau's bqttpubdle boquet, Miss capipbell, col- lootion of bouse plauts, in pots, Mrs w Shaw. CATTLE DurhamâBull, J. 0, Barnes, bull calf, ) C Barnes,cow Western Canadian Rauchiug Co,, heifer calf, 0 A Semliu. Holsteln-Bull O H Evans, bull calf, O U Evans, cow, In calf or milk, O H Evans, heifer calf, O H Evans, Graded Stockâ milch cow, threo years and over, C E Browne, belfer calf, C A Semlin, herd, consisting of 5 pows or heifers over 2 years old, W B Bose,. H0RSC9 Blooded StookâJ C Barnes. RoadstersâThree year old Alley or colt, W Crozier, two year old Alley or oolt, Western Canadian Ranching Co. DraughtâStallion C A Somlin, mare with foal at foot, P Parke, two year old Alley, P frrke. General purposeâStallion for gonoral purpose, C A Semlin, mare with foal at foot, C A Semlin, mare or gelding, auy age, W Crozier, two year old Alley or oolt, Gilbert Cornwall, ouo year old Alley, W Crosier, sucking oolt, C A $omltn,saddle horse, H Smith. HUKtt Leicesterâ Ewe one year old and upwards,CA Semlin, ram lamb, 0 A Semlin, ram one year old and upwards, C A Semlin. Southdown--Ewe one year old and upwards, Semlin, ewe Iamb, Semlin., Cotswol 1â'Ram one year old and upwards, Semlin, ewe one yonr eld and upward?, Semlin. Sbrjpcahire âEweone yeur old and upwards, Semlin. Mas Berksbiraâ Boar, one year old and upwards, W H Bose, boar, uador one year old, 0 H Evans. Polatid ChinaâBreading sow, in far. row at tho meeting ov that hus been within six months, Western Canadian R imiliing Company, boar under one yoar old, Western Canadian Hunch iag.f'o, White ChesterâBoar, over one year old, Western Canadian Ranching Co, brooding sow, in farrow at tho meeting, ur that has beon within six mouths, Somlin, fat pig any brood, Western caTitL.lii_ii Ranohiug co. ASHCROFT WINS CAME. LACROSSE THE CONCERT A SUCCESS Thucr.iicort in Lhe towu hall last Wednesday under the auspices of tbe Ladles Aid of*the Presbytorian Church was a' great, .success. Not a single pieco ou lho piogrami but was well POULTRY Two turkeys, Western Canadian Ranching cn., c Cornwall, two goes*, Willie Burr, two ducks, Miss Cornwall, pah- Dorkings, o Cornwall, a Semlin, pair Brabmns, c Brown,Mrs W Patrick, pah- Loghurns, white, Mrs H Cornwall, pair Plymouth Rocks, c Browne, Willie Burr, pair Wyandottes, Willio Burr, pair any othor kind, Willie Burr, pair Guinea fowl, o Cornwall, single cook, brod by exhibitor, Willie Burr, W D Fearn, LADIES WORE crochet work, cotton, Miss Walker, oroohot work,worsted, Miss Wilkinspv, assortment tatting. Miss Lauder.., assortment laco, hand made, Miss Lauder, Mrs H Parke, table oover, embroidered, Miss Lauder, Mrs Roberts, fancy drape, Mrs Roberts.child's dress, embroidered, Miss Sweet, macrame or twine work, Mrs Roberts, dressed doll, Gladys Bailey, embroidered cushion, Mrs Roberts, Miss Wilkinson, toilet set, Mrs Boyle, Mrs Roberts, patchwork quilt, Miss Walker, rag mat. Miss walker, darned net.Mts Roberts, drawn work, Mrs Boyle, Mrs H Parke, ottoman cover, Sirs fi Parke, Mrs Roberts, collection fancy articles,made ot tissue paper, Mrs Roberts, collection faacy rope work, Mrs H Parke, slipper oase, Mrs Roberts, fancy apron, Miss walker, Mrs Roberts, knitted stockings, wool, Mrs H Parke, pillow slip, Miss walker. Mrs Roberts, darned stockings, Mrs Shaw, collection ladles' work by one exhibitor, Mrs H Parke, tea pot eony of any kind, Miss Lauder, Mrs Parke, assortment sealed fruit, Semlin, loaf of broad, home made, Miss campbell, w Elleuwood, loaf of cake, home made, Miss c Cornwall, tea rolls, homo made, Miss campbell, Mrs Shaw, Last Tuesday tho ABhcroft team defeated tl-e Kamloops lacrosse team hy atjeoreofS too. This settles pretty giyondn^theaitdleuoes showed tbelr conclusively that at tbo preseut timo appreciation cf Lbo performer's efforts Ashoroft has tbe better team, for it Es by fr.eque.rit r-j)aoi'iug. It appeared to â â¢-â¢-â bo tho inmtimou'i opinion of all of thoso prcsi.-jil, liinfc iIlls omicort was tho chief battue of tbe fair and that a better ono lias never teen given In Ashcroft. It is useless to attempt to pick out any ono pnrt of the program as superior to iho. othor parts, all were gonil, A recitation u< t ou Ihe program wnfigivGhby Mr. li. P. I'rowtt of San Franoisco,. who had just arrived by the TINE ARTS Drawing, penoil or crayon, Mrs Knight, Mrs Rowlands, oil painting, Mrs Rowlands, Mrs Knight, painting in water colors, Mrs Rowlands, Miss Cornwall, painted cushion, Mrs Rowlands, painted pin cushion, Mrs Rowlands, penmanship, by boy under 15 years, willie Burr, penmanship, by girl under 15 years, Irene Shaw, Rose Burr, collection of photographs, Miss Sweet. .SPECIAL PRIZE LIST By chas A SemlinâExhibitor taking most prices for flowers, 1 pair Plymouth Rook chickens, Mrs Shaw. 2. Best exhibit of vegetables, by one exhibitor, 1 Leicester ewe Iamb, wood k campbell. By win TowlerâBest pen Plymouth Rock chickens, 1 pair Indian Game Fowl, b Browne. By Hon. C F CornwallâMost prizes for tlotd products, cash (10, western Canadian Ranching co,. By Pblllp Parke Best exhibit oats, wheat and Barley, cash |5, J Beddard. By J c BarnesâBest assortment of ladies'work, cash $2 50, #rs Roberts, best piece of ladies' work, cash 92 50, Miss Lauder. By D c McLarenâBest sucking colt, general purpose, Rookwell halter value ?.l, c A Semlin, best alnglo driver iu harness, whalebone whip value $'2 50, fisher Williams. By H E LeslieâBest pair Berkshire, under 1 year, oash $3, w H-Bose. By 0 H elementsâBest colleotiou amateur photographs, oash 83, Miss Sweet, By E G Prior A oo.âExhibitor showing iu largest number of. divisions, 1 Frost k wood X plow, value (20, c A Semliu. By weller Rros.âUest Loaf of bread, home made, oholoeot rooking cbair or lamp, Miss oampbell. By the Inland Sentinel.âFor exhibitors taking most prizes for vegetables, Inland Sentinel for one year. 92, P Parko, for exhibitors taking most prizes iu grain aud seeds, Inland Sen- tiuel one yeur, 82, ,1 Beddard, for exhibitor taking most prizes for poultry, Inland Sentinel ono year, 8'2, -willie Burr. By colonist Printing .00,âLady taking most prizes, Daily colonist, sue year, 810, Mrs Roberts, best exhibit poti.tooa,semi-weeklycolbnl9toue year 12, P Parke, By Times Ptg. aud Pub, m,- Most, prizes for oattle, Dally Times one year IB, O II Evans, largest single potato, weekly Times one year, 02, P Parke. By Proviuco Ptg. and Pub, co.âMost prizes in the floral division, Dally Province one year, Mrs Shaw, most prizes lu the flue arts division, weekly .Provinco ono yonr, Mrs D w Kowhmds. the item id defeat Kanilooj s has met .with from them this seasou. The gamo on Tuesday was, however, no walk ovor for oi_fci boys. Tin y worn compelled to play the game thc best that was iu them, Kamloops put up a cood camo and never allowed it to b:oomo slow for want of energetic piny iug on Ihelr port, Evory mau of them did his duty, and particularly Messrs. Moore, MoCor- mlokand Benzie. The absence of uny bitterness or rough playing was conspicuous and in this respect both tenuis nre a bright example for somo of our const teams, It isa matter of groat satisfaction, orshsald be to tho citizens of Ashcroft to know that our boys aro callable of putting up suoh a good gumo with so little practice. It remains to be seen what they eau do with continued practice and lho Journal would speak a wuid on thetr behalf tn all interested to encourage them iu every wny possible. W. G, Motjuarrie. captain, and W. Hawthorne, field-captain, are delighted with tbe niauuer iu which all the boys worked, Frauk Reynolds scored twice aud Frank Stevenson had tho honor of laying tho ball in tho net when the third score was credited to the in. Captain MoQuarrio must have run into something, judging from the appearance of bis eye since the game. Ho is as smiling as ever, though, and nppears to like it. Bardie, in goal, wus a wholo team himself, Gret remix mado an awful lot of trouble for the Kamloops men. He kept continually getting tho j ball and putting it whoro they didn't want It. Frauk Stevenson cm play with the Asbcroft team whenever ho wants to, fie Is a flrst class all round man and never takes time to grumble. This was Wabn's Arst game uud no player oa tbe ground Improved as rapidly ns he did, C. B. Deans as usual was in his plaoe and effectively attended to tbe ball wbeu iu his neighborhood. G. W. Beattie played good lacrosse and isa coming thau. Mni-k Dumond was like the stoves ho sells that do everything up brown. Lynch played lacrosse and didn't waste any time over it. Lyon's play was much admired by the ladies on the grand stand, which should be a mattor of some pleasure to him, but ho is not n grand stand player, he plays to win. Cameren is ont of tho best meu nn tho team and in bis placo on homo left nothing to be desired of bim. Prank Reynolds works In tlio Journal ofllco wnen he Isn't playing lacrosse. J. A. Bremner was missed from tbo team aud it Is quite possible another score or two might have beou made had he been on the team. Mr. Mitchell, of Kamloops, and H. L. Roberts, were umpires, and Mr, Edmonds, of Kamloops was referee. Tho decisions of these gentlemen gavo the best of satisfaction. Mr. Edmonds is an ideal referee/ F. H. Spriggs acted as ollicial time keeper for ABhcroft. Following aro the names of tho play ers and their respective position*. The constitution and bylaws of tl* Association may be amended by a tw9- thlrds Vote Of the duly qualified muni. here present at any general specliSt meeting of the Association, provide* tbat the amendment bas been armouries ed in the unties calling such meeting, PIONEERS DEAD. Information Ims reached friends In the province that Mr. Beak died on the 28th of .luuo last at Burton Manor, Burton, Wilts, Gloucestershire, Eugland, In the young years of this province fow meu were hotter liked or mora widely knowu than Charlie Beak, In lhe early sixties he ongagod in the. Imperial, and volunteered his service. J butchering business ou Williams Ho woll did ho please the audleuce tbat Croek, Cariboo, made money rapidly. Duet Solo Violin Solo ho gave ii second recitation. The Ladies' Aid beg io tender their thanks to all who so kindly took part in tbo program and also tho public generally for so liberally patronizing tho concert, Programme. Piano Vhs Chas â Gleo "lluutor's Chorus" Choir Recitation J. â¢â '. Smith 'Go Protty Roso" Miis. Boyle, airs, Knight "Anchored" Mr. J. Brau "Intermezzo" Ma. C. A, CiiAuiiKiis "Tho River of Yenrs" Mas. Boti.e Piano Duet Miss Tim.ley, Miss Sweet Solo . "Tho Brook" MllS. UAIM.Y Recitation MlSS Hum Quartette "The Fortune Teller" Piano Miss Sweet Chorus ".Soldiers of Canada" Messrs; Burn, Knight, Jardine and Pritgimrd Solo "Tbo Children's Home" Mrs. I.ovli: R go i l at ion Mrs, Kxiq.it "Rucked in the Cradle of the Doop" MR, -lARDtNK Duet "Gates of the West" Mks. Boyle, Mrs, Knight Violin "Tho Grenadiers" Miss iMcCosii Reading . --__, -. Mr. Bmx'B Flag Chorus "God Save tbo Queeu" KAULOOPS ASHOROFT Parsons goal Hardio liawe point MoQunrrie McDonald o, point Deans Mccormick 1st defence Beattie McGuire 2nd defence Dumond Wilson 3rd defence wain i Blair center Greteaux Moore â 3rd homo Lyons Knight 2d home Reynolds llenzie 1st homo Cameron Kerr outside borne Stevenson Cudney inside homo Lynch ASHCROFT TO DAWSON. J, B. Oharleson, superintendent of coustruotion, Ashoroft-Dawson telograph line, arrived in Vancouver Wednesday, and it ts stated that tt will bo more than a week before tho connection is mado with tbe Hue to Skagway. The Proviuae says, after mentioning the difficulties Mr. Charleson's mon had to contend with: "Mr. Charleson's parties wore workers every one, however, and at last advices from the northâwritten ou the 8th ultimo the wire stringing gangs were working from Hazleton at tho rate of 8. j miles a day, and the party from the other em? of tho liuo making equal progress toward them, with ouly eighty m|Ies Intervening. At this rate of progress, the two working parties Bhould have net in sixteen dnys from the letter's date, or ubout the 25th of September. Allowing for nil possible delays It is understood that tho Uno Is now ready for the coupling, aud this will bo made as soeu as Mr. Charleson gives the word. Tho new lino will not only oouneot the Atlin camp aud all centres of population iu the Yukou valley with tbe outsido world, but meet the Americnu goverumont wire nt tho Alaskan-Klondike boundary and per mlt of tbo transmission of messages tbrougb to Nome and all other lower > points. B.G. GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION. CONSTITUTION, i Continued from Snd page.) uud a see-treasurer; uud sevou directum to be elected by the Association, to bo chosen with regard to the convenience of tbeir frequent meeting together. â â . * Fivo members of tbo board shall constitute a quorum for tho transaction of business at any meeting of the Board, u notice of the meeting having beou postod to al 1 the members. V. election or board: annual meeting.. After organization the general officers shall be elected annually ut a general meotiug of tho Associationâ- to be called at, tho time and plaoe to be decided on by the Board of Directors, notico being j-ii-cn by adequate advertisement. Only members sball be ell* gible for election to tho board of management. Election shall be made by nomination tin I ballot, a majority of tbe votes of tic. duly qualified members present at tho regular annual meeting beiug suiilcient for a choice, Tho term of scrvicj of members of tho Board shall extend from the olose of lho meeting tit whioh they aro elected to tho close of the next succeeding annual meeting of the Association, or till their succsssors are appointed. Any member of the Board may be eligible for re-election, VI. ANNUAL REPORT. . Tne Board of Management shall mako a report at each annual general meeting of lho work of the Association for tho proceeding year, which shall include a roporl. from the Treasurer iu regard to tbe receipts and ex* pendituros of the Association. VU. CONTROL OF .FUNDS. Tho funds of tho Association sball bo deposited in a chartered bank, tn the uame of the Assoolation, and be subject to tho joint order of the Treasurer aud one of iho Board ot Directors. No expenditure exceeding tbe sum of twenty-five dollars shall be made ex* oept authorized by resolution passed at a meeting of tho Association. VUl, AUDIT Ol- ACCOUNTS. Tho books and accounts of the Association shall be audited annually by the Provincial association, whose port shall bo submitted by tho Board ut tho aim uul meetings of the Association. IX OTHER MEETINGS. Special meetings of the Association may bo called by order of the Board us often ns muy bo considered advisable iu furtherance of the objects of the Association, announcement being made in tho notices calling suoh meetings of nny speoial busiuoss to be considered thereat. X, U11AN0E Ol' CONSTITUTION. aud branched out extensively in ranching, stock-raising, dairying and deal* ing in all kinds of lire stock, most of which he brought Eu from Oregon. Hi soou became u fluanoial power betweeu tbe Lac La Hache valley aud the Cariboo country. About 1880 Mr. Beak disposed or his up country interests nud settled in Nicola valley u*. rancher and stock-raiser, founding tho now extensive Douglas Lake Cattle Co.. in wbioh be remained some years us a partner, hut on selling out to the tlriu for a large sum he moved to Oregon, buyin n lino property neur Salem, ou which himself und family lived some years. Subsequently they all went to England, whom Mr, Beuk bought a residential est ate. Mr. Beuk was nut. urally clever as a business mau, hou- est and upright iu all bis transact ions. and although keen to amass wealth, was a kind, obliging friend to anyone he thought worthy of monetary assistance. His old friends iu British Columbia cherish bis memorr and coudole witb his estimable widow and childreu over their irreparable loss, Johu Taylor, nn mm.it o uf the Provincial Home, died ou Saturday morn- lug, aged 78 years. Deceased came to the homo from Gladwin, uear Lyttou. InstJntie. He has beeu a resident in British Columbia for i'.i years, and for a greater portion of the time tmd livud in or near Lyttou. Be was an Englishman by birth. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon, Rev. H. P. Flewel- ting officiating.âSentinel. DACES AT THE FAIR. For the half mile and repeat Jimmie Wilson entered Jack Atkins and Tom Gannon entered Crawford. Jack At - kins took the first and third heats. The half-mile dush was won by Wilson's Tod SJoane, Beautralph second. The quarter-mile dasb was wou by Beau tratph, Tod Sloane second. Tbree- quarter-milo dash, Beautralph first, Crawford second, Quartet-milo dasb bays under li, Tiger, ridden by Barbie Nesbitt, won first money. Indian race half-mile and repeat, Taske first, Skinny secoud. Half-mile dasb, saddle horses Pretty Billy first, Hurricane Bill second. Side races were arranged by. owners of fast horses nnd good exbibiliou of speed sbowu. George woods witb Kruger wa3 too fast for, Pretty Billy in a :iOO-yard dash The committee thank theonneraand jockeys for their assistance in arranging tbe difficulties in couuectiou witb tbe payment of tbe purses. They appreciated tho position of the committee and mot them most fairly. D. MoGilli vray and Mr. Doxat, of clinton made splondid starters and .1, Shields and Dr. F. S. Reynolds satisfactorily performed tho duties of judges. The old maid of UÂ» pastâSour, scandal loving, slurp of temper and of featuresâIs now almost an unknown quantity. The unmarried woman of today who has passed her twenties te cheery, active, busy and useful. Generally she Is in business or has some special art, profession or accomplish* ment to which she devotes herself: Anyway she is not Idle. Ebe finds many tblugs to employ ber. bands and bruins. She bas little time for gossip and less Inclination. Culture and occupation have broadened her nature and given her charity and wisdom.â Mrs. Mary E. Bryan In Macon Tele* graph. _ *â â __â¢ lirilii Aln*. One %t our correspondents tells a story of a tame snake that was so Intelligent that one night, while It was roaming about tht houso of Hs owner, tt caught a burglar In tbe dining room. The snake colled Itself around the legs ef the burglar and with Us tall reached bell on the dlulng room table and, ringing it vigorously, alarmed the household, resulting In the capture of the burglnr.âBradford Btar. All Gon* Sav« Kxperleace. ClevertonâNow that you have succeeded In getting on sucb intimate terms with New York's most exclusive literary set snd meeting so mnny distinguished men 1 don't see what you want to quit for. DaihawayâThe Tact Is I haven't a cent leftâSmart Set. Ai»lrntl»-_ â â « Rtalisatlea. AUIe (at the dcpoO-Cotng away, Mills T Mills-Tea; gelag te seek ny fortune. Waaitts go along? HUt-h-Ko; I've just returned from laeUag «I&* By tbe way, could yea ' " |l till wife* baflkt-CMcaga liar THE ASHCROFT JOURNAL.weak In the Oarlboo district, B. 0., 11 mtlnaged by a Board composed of tho f.TURDAT,|OCTOnBR6th 1900. tIMftta EVERY ftAT8»DAT. V. S. RBTNOLDS Editor aad Preprletor SÂ«bt_rip._on price, per annum AiWertiw.M_.ta will not be illsainUnned aatil Aid. All vert llin s rntus oa apt_l!caiio&. -g â na â ii a a tt rnw ilocan* cARinoo. , think that a few observations founded following oflicer on what I Baw tbereml^ht provo of lu _ terost to yon. |â At tbe outset I must eiprcss my up- piMiation ef the importance to us of the Couway-Shaw olaims seoured for as by our Manager- In ray opinion we are deeply Indebted to him for getting eoatrol ot tbene olaims, for without them ours would bavo been almost val- â¢*'08 nelees aa an hydraulio proposition. The properties referred tc out into ours right lu the middle, hut Including tho Conway Shaw locations wo huvo n I winipiiot oitent of territory capable of t beiug handled .dfeolirely with ono viz.: Hon. Prosi- President, Vino President; at la-f.'c. Vlco-Pi-et-id'Jii! fer eiM-h district (uontinued ou first inige.) ************ * '.kkkSU **** l Qentistry " | 1 in... j |'"¥ Cariboo? * Dr. V, J. Cun;. j Oiir |irop«'lrti-It now titimilai-well T ol Kam loop: Uxtrtot. froiu Manager Wltult end ' wliipliil ful' liytlreulioini. operaLlons, J _. Dlreutor Nftton's report to th. Freel- Tb.r« are ttuee retiuleltea usiile from dent anil Dire-tors of the Slocan, Cart-| tb. wild de^oaita ttiemaelvus wbiob KO boo Mtnlnu. A. DuvolopmenU'o. to um-;. up it flood lijrilrailll-lnK prop- Canadian Ciou', B.C., Aug. 1,1SW, I oaltioii; th.su ere- plenty j'1 wutor, (lentlemen: IfMllitie. for glting lhut wutor plums ( tniiiUn Creek Ju,'lrWWl '"'t'l'J' convenient jIiiujp- lug Hruiiriil for waste urav. I mul eartli. Our Canadiau orruk lit-Htion_ buvo Jill An Vanet.r of -â prop.rtle. I ben loiwe to pr.fl.nt my rt- J port for thi year muling,July 31it,W0O, I â ,. , ,.,â ,, and Ib.v.muobpleaaur.lnb.lm.blt I "â¢â¢«â¢â¢ C.uad »u om.k, wbioh Is CI tosartbat.!..,,, ,ây last pmlon. re-1 >* "»W »Â»"» "'" B""°""''"'fr porta._bP-t.ted iu July 1190, lb. d.vel.""'»"«Â»'"". "'»'>â¢'â " » "»Â» s*_»<â¢ > " opu,entoperali,...sâ.,yourel.im.ha..|*»->,11"' ^"llgurKliou «f tlio Ijiuil been attend,!) with ver, encouraging I »*â¢« the upper por lona uf our prop- result,. In fast, us I ahall«pl.lD mor.!"'J ' «HÂ»"â¢bl7 adapted by uatuiu fully beln., tbo property haa been for-Moon.truo!lot. ot re-m-ulia hjiiv brought to.uot, ,i stag, that our flr.t I «Â»Â»rj lut to aeourlng ,.( a good hea.1 ,lao. tbl. fall If lto I "»â¢»!â¢"! lh» water thus obtained imi nMt|b. r-ailily iu.ur.yej by uicaiis ot , dUcti-a aud lluiues already oonatrnol- Arrived in I Monday iioiil. J iiijiiiiinii llim' lie will visll l.i: ________ -r - For that [lersistent Cough use LAMBERTS SYRUP OF DOUGLAS PINE Natures own remedy for Coughs, Colds, and all affeetiouH of the Throat and Lungs. Sold by dealers everywhere. Largo bottle tor 25 oouts. Wlioloaalo Only at lli:llERSfl_ BltOS., WlioU. Draggisls, VICTOKIA anil VAPUVEt. J. c. voss. E. E. LEASON. Homo grown i â â¢â I; t ; lOdays id 150- Milu Bouse, Imi his inn enpaRoniPiita in Kumloops will pruvont Iiim visitijic tiny other points on Hie trip. Due noth-i" ni' lhe rJtaot. timo l Iim wHsh-up wilt taK weather proves propitious, or Bpriuu at the lulost, AuLlitff uu uiy advioa you bare ae- oured lbe Conway tihaw properties aud us a result you now have an unbroken property ruuninu for "2 1-4 miles down the valley of Canadiau Creek. Ae you kuow, the claim. Include the bed of the stream and extend from rim rook to riiu rock on utUior bide aud the *g grt'Knte area of iho live claims ie about 7(X) aores. While on tho qucstloti of yonr water supply I shGiihl sny tltabowlnii to the presont season heiiiK a very wet nun, Canadian Crci'l; iias btteti full nf wator for weeks, so full in faot that we could, lin-! tliiiuiibpl.u in reiuliness have our- rind on hyjlrunlioiiiB operations tbU. Hummer without i lio aid of a duui, The m'HSuuia au utuwtml ono however, aud us Cuiiuilian Cr BfHp-iifH fnun ; d to uur puu _tock and monitor just abovo ourdumpiuir urouud bolow, Tho drop betweeu the dam belli* oim-.tr.io- od aud tbe monitor is somo 300 foot. ITro-U tho top to the bottom of tho Skid war there is * direct descent of 1H0 fuel, I .hould add lhal our cluims am well supplied wiih all tho limber utoessary for oouetruutliiK «Â»>â¢ dams, hnildiiitft, etc, I have seen tho llnurea given 111 Mr. Wludt's roport as renai'ds Lhe Iwnmh uf the ditch, Uhiih-s, di-plli ofthu teat Hhafiu, and lho leiiKLh of nrib wurk iieoeseavy lo form n dam, and I ran .loullrm these un thoy agree with mifasttremetitu taken by mi'Holf on ihti property, W.iil« wowarewalklujiuver.the prn|i i»riy Mr. Conway pointed out to mo u is f.«l ohlflly by! point whure tome tlmn uno n tuunot tni-Itiiia mountalii l was run into the river bank with the also g will ho ylwn, 'i his Is u «ood j jj opportunity fur lho peoplo * j< nf this dislrloL to havo lirst- * * olass work dono lit il roti J, uhlooobt. v *t The Administration J Of Gas a Specialty, S Hv ihis niDHiis uny uut * uf l.'-L'th oan bo i-rmovei ¥ tii-t-ly,wlllinut pain or ' J mil. after < JIVm-Iii or <lu j< Cocalno and Buouinu â K usod foiM-xtiac.iion. -ti JJ Qoltl, Porcelain Crowns tt and Brldgcwork. k ic * rorumiioiit part aota of teeth £ inserted at oiu.o ahoi' ox- 5 trai'.iion antl worn without * dlsuoiofort. Gold llllin«s iu t arlilh'.iul tuotli to inako lliolr * appeanuims more nalurul. * All Work Guaranteed * PlKt-Clfus and % Satisfactory. Fruit aud Ornamental Trees Boscb Shrubs Vinos and Bulbs for fall planting sn.ono to choose from No wnmls or commlsaiou to pay. Orders dUR In ouo day-you get it lho noit--uo fumlgaliuR or inspection charges, Greenhouse plauts, scods, agrlou! lurtil Implemoiita, otc. Largest, and raostO-'ttiplote sunk in the provluoe. Send Tor catulouue. White labor only M. J. HENRY Vancouver IHE H.M-U CQMMtflCUL CBUUE, Dclk'ik Hloi'k,J|i»stiiiK8bl., Vawouvi Tlie Hotel Victoria VICTOBIA B.O. AMERICAN AHD EUROPEAN PLAN. AMERICAN PLAN $2 AND UPWARDS. A homo tor Tourists uud Commercial Travelers. First-class lu every respect. Steam heated. Sample rooms, (mows, WÂ« oould not ordinarily count with any aafoly without the reserve of a reservoir; the dam iu otber words U a necessary proviilou aitalnet dry weather. I might iidil here thnt by tb* placing of lhe dam at the upper enn or the properties an I ofthe ponetook aud monitor at tbe lower oud, yuu oan witb your prevent Bpparatne work an lm* mense area of ground. Starting your washingoperatlinaas you will at the lower end of tho olaims, you will bave about two miles of the Creek bed to work baokwanis and upward* before you reaott tbo ilnm. lbo working nut nf tliie grei.1 extent of territory with its two old creek ohuiiueli should extend over a period of two or three ncoreyeara, so tlmt ihu mim. Rutins to havo a long history ahead of it, Hy the wuy, 1 uuderstiiud that our monitor should kuock down 1000 toni of earth evory 21 hours. Next, a word as to the length of time it will take to ontiplote our preparatory work. 1 om assure you that the dam, canal flumes, nkMway penstock, riffle* and all thn gold saving appll* am.es will be ln.ttomplete cou'Utioo and ip plaoe early tliis fall, aud I oan further Bay tbat if Lho rainy weather continues after the work ia finished for a suiilcient leugth of time tu Oil tbe reservoir, your first wash-up may be bad bofore tbe winter -sots iu. In any event, hi uaBo of dry weathor intervening, all ihiugs will bo ready for makiug tbe waHhup as soon us tbe ice aud suow break up uext spring, As tbia breaking generally occurs hnre lute lu March or early lu April, yuu will perceive tbat you are assured of returns, if not thia full, then in if ay next at the latest. When you do start to work the water should be Urst turned on tbe tailings from tbe old slmft worked years ayo. While uo detl nito statement as to tb* futuro of your i-roperty can be mad* nt present. I havo not the slightest doubt in deolurlnu that It Is today a proven property of value. In the flret place itu locution seoms.to warraut the most optimistic prodiotious, for it Is surrounded mi all sides by lbe most famous placer -Uggings of the '£ Two miles away iu oue direction He* Grouso Creek, and still less further away towards another point of thecom- passis William's Croek.tho most famous of all, out of whiob some twonty million dollars was taken in the first Cariboo rush. Theu to come even nearer, at both ends of Canadian Creek .and at eithor sido of your property, gold has beeu found ln paying quantities. An adjoining claim has yielded in the pan from $7 to |10 per day per man. Again, let us look at th* results obtained upon your own property. Pour shafts, the deepest 8- feat, bave been sunk to bad rook and in each case paying gravel carrying coarse and Una gold in small uuggets bas rewarded onr search, Plvo tuns of earth from near tho surface have yielded 16.63, This test wus mule In ground worked out years ago. Another test may b* given, A single 'set" of pay dirt upon your property hus yielded from t}i to 9 m. ln gold to t lio tou; a set Is a piso* of ground ion. long, 6 ft. wide and 6 ft. deep. As uu indication of th* quantity of pay ground to be expected, It may be stated thut in drifting on bed tock from thn bottom ot one of the prospecting shafts, layers of gold bear* Ing gravel, varying gradually from 0 to 16 ft. In rthickness woro encountered. Moreover most of your property Is virgin ground. * * * Yours v*ry trnly, H. T. WlNDT. Toronto, Aug. 10â 1900, Gentlemen:-Having recently as a director of this Company paid a visit ttj our plaoer property ou CaoadfoD result"thut from* to 0 ounces uf uold lnth«"*et"-~orovorc*.00 to lho square yard was taken ont. Out of the Clear Grit tunnel gold was takou whicli ran t'._, io H ounces to tho "set." Mr. Conway states that this Gloat* Grit luutiat was run in flU foet to the west from which point a drift was run It feet to tb* northwest. Hurt, the channel was struck aud tho drill was tamed at rluht angles to thu south aud uoutluued hi that direction for 550 f*i_l until a big bowlder was euooun- tared, wt.in.. ijompntlud tlia mluui'j to torn th â¢ working inliii to lUÂ« east. Prom 4 to tl oiiuc>ib to tha "ioL" wn- being sfC'ired when operations on tills old working ceased, Iu conclusion I would n>iy a weird as to Mr, Windt. In my judgment we have a (tnt olau manager in hiui. Htui the oompany should do everything uao- ecsary to prevent him beiug huutli cappet^iu his efforts to make n etjotiess of our property as a gold producer. A.Noxos.M.D. THE A.W.E.&1. LUMBER YARD Wo iiri' pivpiirml i i uup])')' Finished. Dimension L CGtiOOROAQS ASSOCIATION CONSTITUTION. 1. NAME. The name ot tho .WjsooUtion shall he tb* Blltish i.'uluuibii. Oood Koads As- aoolation.' 11. OllJKCt. 1, to combine as far as practicable the efforts of all persons eu_ra_ja 1 in tha work of TOAd reform in tho Provluca. 2. To awaken au inturest in tho S'lb- j*ct among the punpln at lurgo. .'I, To receive, publish, and discuss any well oonstdered plans for loml, provincial or national legislation. . !. To aid In providing tor i. proper road exhibit and lustruotlon lu road making at farmers' institutes, dairy men, creamery, and other assoolutlon meetings, aud olher suitable gatherings throughout the Proviuco. 5. Through Ha oxecutivo to consult, with the Governmont and the municipal and city autkoriilos, and work together with them iu furthorauoe of the objeots of tho Association. 6 To receive and expend iu tho fur- bheranee nf tbe objects of the Association any money tbat may oome luto 11a bauds. ?. To employ any agonts oxpediont lathe dissemination of information and th* superintendence of work tint may be delegated to it, 8, To establish tho Association on the broadest possible basis throughout the oountry, so that Its iutiuouue may be of weight in any direction In which it may ultimately bo thrown, fl. To uie evory effort to establish loaal associations in lho dill'erotit Municipalities throughout tho Province and to obtaiu nnd spread uui'ini,' tbe local associations full information regarding recent legislation for road improvement. 10. To obtain and publish full information regarding methods of road building as practiced In various parts of Canada, the United States nnd other countries. 11. To procure and furnish to tho local associations at reduced prices ull valuable publications on tbe subject of roads and road legislation. III. MtSMB&RSHir, Anyon* Interested In the objects of th* Association may beoome a membor by signifying in writing to the Secretary ht* dntrtt and i Hon ion to 'lo so IV. HiNAOEMENT, For tlie present w'c quote Rough lumber... .$1H Sliiplnp 15 Rustic :... 20 Flooring, CeiHiig.. 2^ Wo. can fimvi..'i second or third olass gmilfcs'bf finished lumbei' foi' less money. .. You will lie ahead if yuu g«t our- estimates before qi'denHg, Lac La Hache Fall Race$>â^ âwin Bo n«idâ Thursday a;i(l IVithiv. October ISjimt 10,1901 Programs will bo igsijed sbprtly â V' jVI-Iiito-cll, 115 Milo House. Secretary . THS AM.1UAL Clinton Fall Races Will be held at'CLIW-W &.FRIDAY, 11112 1900. OFFICERS PRESIDflNTj Hqn, James D. Prentice VICH-PRigSlbE)NTt Di(. Gko. SANSON THI3A8URBR: Inu-.a 1«.steu, Jr.' SlilORSTABY: J. li, N. S.mith.- COMMITTEE; â¢lotIS J. MlTOUELL W. J. K..U.Y John MoMillan M. R. Haqleson D. A. Stoddart Programs will be Issupd shortly, For inroruiation apply to J, J!), N, SMITH, Seo'y. Clinton, fl. C. LANDS AND WORKS CARIBOO DISTRICT Notlcu u liereby Riven Hint tliu under* iituntinncri tract nf lnnil Hilinitv.! In Carilmn Dislri. I, luw lii'i'fisurvcvi'il. ami iiml n plnn of llu- fiiinii' can he seen at tin.' I ..imb ami Works Di'liarlim-nt, Vii.uri.i. ami at tlie iiHiiX" n( J. Ilnwriui. Ksiiiiiii!. A--i-l:itit f.uiirinsvkiner nf UntlBiinil Works, Bflrkervllte!- UUOI'H Owk l.nl i:iU.-B. Vim Vulkeiibun Jolitl Uamlll.tii's I're-emi-lii dated aiJitl Boptember, ims. I'uraonalinvhiR ndverseclnlnis totho nbovo nu'iilioiii'il jur (.'juiilinn musl luriiisli ;i atate* incut nf tlie same tn the Cnniinisslniu>r within sixty days from the dale of this notice. W.S.UORE, l)c|intv Commissioner of Lands nml Woil Tb. m. of ttie Amctatton sb.ll bo _^i__ltil8.!*mmm>- VM-'"-f'' «.c .â J* WILSON Bros. WHOLESALE GROCERS and EXPORTERS SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIL ORDER Wharf Sireet, Powell Street, Victoria, B.C. Vancouver, B.C. Dan Stewart, Merchant Tailor, KAMLOOPS HOUSE, P HEROD. Proprietor, _ECA_M:ii06-PS. - - 3.O. 1- the place where you can always be sure of cctlitiB the Choicest Wines and Liquors And the Best Hrumb of Foreign and Domestic Cigars. PROVINCIAL BOARS HEALTH Bl.lflSf/fiQLUM'lHA. QF KK(JL'I..Vi'iOH_i FJJUTMK DETECTION AND TR KAT.M liN'l' Uf A 1|IS EASE KNOWN AS UfllO- NIC PLAGUE, Approved by order nf Ills Ilonur, the Lie tenant-.inVL-rnor in Cnimril ilaiert the Oth day of September, lttotf. 1. All sick Chinese or Juptuiese must aeiid orfflve notice of tlieir illness tn the Healtli Oflicer or roller Cotmtahle In lhe district where such C|]inifKÂ«or Japanese reside. 3. I'hysk'Unsm.meiiilai.Cijon sick Chinese in- Japanese slinll nmlfv the Healtli "Oflicer Cluiirnian "f llu- Local Hoard nf Health ... Municipalities; or. if in an outlying district. the (invernnient Atfent must he in Such nnllliciitinn _-hnuld htiile the cause of ill. delivered ten the Health om.vr. Chain nan nf the Local Hoard of llculth or (Jovernmrni agent, as th. case may he. at lhe earlipM ims slbleopportunilv. persn .. . _ red, or by snme relation or person having t-harce uf tliu pvrson sodyinii, â I. hi Rural -Miinlrip.ilitii-. the Medical Health Officer, or the Chairman nr tin- Secretary uf tin- Local Hoard nf Health must bc ii-i-l-leii vyitl Mihonrj: of such death; ami iu omlynitfiliM.iiK'li.V itinera in .nt aueiit nr l'nlke CniiMiii.!i.> .slinll ic ' liiilllicd' within twelve liiium nfter sucli dcaili or as sunn after as possible, Cerlillcates us tn the cause of death must he signed hy the Health Officer in Municipal-lies, ami iu onilyiut; districts hv the (invernmenl Agent or some person duly auihori/eil by hlm. D. Any iieison Viulntlng any provision nf these rcKiilMtioitv shall he liable, unoti hiiui- ni.ii y conviction hefore any two Justices of lhe fence, for every such oilence. to a tine not eicci.dinc one hundred dollars, with or with- OJlt CtjSW, qi Kii«i[jriM,mmenl, with or without hard iuhijr, fnr 8 turm not exceeding six nnmths, ortoboth tincand juiw(s..iimi'm, In thc discretion of the ciinvii-tinu conn, CHARLKS J. KAtJAN.SI.lH. Secretary, Provincial Board uf Health. By Command. J. D. PRENTICE, S?..'aln, .. ~ . 1'ri'vinclid Secretary. Ictorla, II. C, September sth, loot). NOTICE Notice is hereby given thai the date of the lioldlnn of a Court of Aaalze, Nisi Prlus. Oyer ami Terminer nnd (Jeneral Uaol Delivery, nt Clinton, has boeu honDonetl from the fitb day lit l Ictoher. 100ft, to the laih idem. Ry Command. J.D, PRENTICE, _ Provincial .Secretary. I'rm inclal Secretary's Ofllce, lllth Augm-t, 1000. at-lin NOTICE .iwiJimui jinai/.e, iiim rnna, wycr mill . _. miner and (ienerat (inal Delivery, Used tn he hcldat the Town uf Richfield on the BHlh day if September) 1000, lias been cancelled. Ily Command. . J, D. PRENTICE, â..,,, , .I'rovincial Secretary. Provincial Secretary's Ofllce lath ttepttmbOTi two ai-iin Vancouver, â B.C. PinoTiiilorliiK ii siJioliilty, lViToid lit Ruanmtood t %mrW^Mi&miMsMmMimsmmmM.ikm§ j Don't lose sight of the fact fe That we are ENGINEERS, MACHINISTS, BLACKSMITHS and BOILER MAKERS as well as manufacturers of Rlvltofl Sled Pipe, Oro Cars, Ore Bucketa and otlior Mining Mu ohlnory. Wo maintain a thoroughly equipped machine shop, whilo our plant for buildinn aud repairing boilors is tlie nmst comploto on tho coast. Wo havo the most skilled mechanics In overy departmonl of our works und aro always In a position to undortako all ohiBsos of work In our lino. Tlmn wo guarantee satisfaction also. Cull and soe us If possibln, if uotâwrite, ARMSTRONG & MORRISON !;)IS,\
I& IRON & STEEL WORKS k VANCOUVER, R. C. I Kllll lim- JKiibIiut, â ',-'. ml |il:ilrs tip tl, J i SPiPSPltRP^t! mmmmmw SIDNEY WILLIAMS, P.L.8., P.A.8.I.. London. Land Surveyor, Civil l_.iifflnt:ur,Driluglit8nmtl QUE&NBIXlt MOUTH, H. C. JAS. HADDOCK Fruit* Confectionery and liarpin Store Agont for Joo Dulzoll, Hi. John tlio famous llshlng rod maker. Tbo Dalzoll rod won Lho loiiKdlMiauuo oust, (broiiklng the wovlds record., at OhlOilgo Hy niistltiii itiuriiamoiit, IHUH. Wi B. Sutiiuior A- Co,, Hun I-YuuoIkiio, h'nrs, lildoa k Wool. ltiltiml Cigar Co..Kiuuloops,fu)l stock oarrlod at factory prices, ASHCROFT, B. C. SEATTLE & INTERNATIONAL R.R. 1-liUinn rilii; mill Sum uiiiihiu' propurttce, j'iiri',1 ot uuy in.illiiil i .il;. KuiHirm nml iilmis |i lino tllBirld. NOTICE. Alter January lOlli. tOOO, we will clmrt ten (10) tier rent. <>:i ;ill .i.vn'iuts ilne us at ll ir.0-Mlk' House. Stitc (Signed) VIETH & BORLAND. FOR SALE Hotel and Store in Cariboo. The owner U selling on account of ill-health. Vu'.ue of stiti-k un li;'.iitl.^rj.<«"J:vearlyi>riihts from 83,000 tn 87.000. Suitalile terms iviil he made tn right |>artv. At^ih-r Thos. Drummoud, M.E., P.L.S. B. App. Science. McGill College, Montreal. . Member Ciuuiilinii Society Cjvil and Mining Kiigin.i'evs. Milling, frpupi'il] l-ngineoriiig and Biii'vuy Woi'B jn'oniptly attended QUESNEL FORKS Cariboo B.C. Hotel Metropole, Cor, Conlova ami Abbott sis., Vancouver, D.C. Kates-82 lo 63.60 jilt day. Strictly tlrbl-class, with ull modcni Improve ment.. Large sample rootiib for commercial men. Cuisine and tabic ter.ieeur.fiurpasaedi W, HODSQN, Proprietor. Glip.PAKKl-K. IJIaoajier. Inland Cigar Manufactu ring Co. of B.C., Ltd. FINE -MAKUFACTUBBKa OF_^7 HAVAMA CIGARS. Our Sx>oolaltlo«i PRIDE OF KAMLOOPS INTERIOR . . LA M0RENA â¢ KAMLOOPS B. C, Ranch For Sale NEAR ASHCROFT 14*7 Acres i:i Freight Horsos with 3 Freight WaRons and Haruess. 11 other Work Horses. 60 Head of Cattle. 150 Tons of Hay. TAISOONC&CO. ASHCROFT HAT CREEK Blacksmith Shop. Ml PuA.cniicr (iiiluti pnHlliH unt AtSiimHB wlili Uie s. nml 1.1 Qtltck time to Semite, tittlvltld r II. IB, DAN/., 1 I'd i t\: OHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RY It Ilm liml Ilno lo wnutcuo i.i,.i nil i ti,i3.. miles ul iln it ruii'-lica nil iiriiiu ul mini nlft- io I desire to give notice to teamsters nnd otlu'is wishin blacksmitliing done, that have le.'ispd the Hat Creek Blacksmith Shop aud have on hand a full line of steel, iron, etc., for the general black- smithing business. All work entrusted to me will be done thoroughlv and with neatness and despatch. D. NEVIN. Northern Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, South Dakota, North Dakota and North Michigan. THE ONLY LINE Ruoolbg Electric Lighted nnd St nun (tentoil VeslitiuleU Traun Tlmo tables, mnps im.! infnrmntlnii ie- jurdiDg routes, rules and other rtt'titlli relating to the mod wilt lie Furnished un application to uny coupon lickei B.C.COLD STORAGE & ICE WORKS VICTORIA - B.C. Iffip'icrs of Australian Frozen Mutton : : ADVAHGES MADE ON WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED Commission Merchants J. LECKlEi isiPoitTKii orâ - â¢- Hlshliig Nets and Twines. Cotton Ducks and Drills, Cotton antl Manila Ropes, Flags anil Bunting. Rubber Ooods and Oiled Clothing, AGENCIES! W. i& J. Knox, Ltd., Ktlbunie, Scotland. Tlie Caiimlian Rubber Co.. Mmitreul, Que. Tlie Ciiniiiliiiii Oiled Ctoltiitig Compiny.Ltd. Toronto. Out. YnrniOUth Duck and Yarn Company Ltd.. Yarmouth, N.S. a-_B^.3srvii_x.____i ST rxJJJox.873. VANCOUVER, B.C COMMERCIAL" HOTEL HAYWOOD k PRESCOTT, Props., Cor. llastii.p!i qiul Cambie stE., VANCOUVER, - B.C. NEW, MODERN and STRICTLY FIRST CLASS. Rates $2 to $2.50 per day. (loot! Sample Rooms. by adilrcasing 0, .1. Edd. JJ' ">firllaiiil. Oru. m-r«J Ajlt.I, ANJXTEAMEI ROYAL MAIL LINES. Quickest and Cheapest Houte to Europe WHITE STAR Ll.iE. STEAMER * SA1L1MI FRUM Teutonic New Yorfc Oct. In ';enna'iK- " S< ; t l:-. â¢ i. 1 ; Miiesiir !. Stfpt '20, Qrl S Octntnle 'â¢ OttBtDcl B Ik Snv. 7 7,Novl4 1. Nov ai CUNARD LINE. Sew York -Sent 15.0c r n. in 1.1 Nt Luriitila Midweek Stm' S_J_ Campania H Opt 0, Kov 6 ALLAN LINE. Nuincdlan Montreal Sept. lo, Corintliian (new) " Sept 22, t'arniuii u St-'pt 30, Tunisian » pci ta. DOMINION LINE. Vancouver Montreal Hepl IB. Dominion " Bept ao , Dctaa n.09 n Bi Pec 1 I tel 2C> i h- m Nov a t.ake Cliamplii .ake Majt-'iitlc .akeKnperior Luke Ontario Mont tort BEAVER LlHir.. Montreal Oct Oct i'-'. Nov I H Por information rp«nrtl- RJ r lu*. rates, etc., apply to ^ 11ELKNLIE, or ff t. FCUllJililOS, Agent, Qeucrnl lg.nl ASHCROFT, a. C. V IN NI PEG TAI SOONG & CO. GENERAL MERCHANTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN RICE & TEA WE AUK DIRECT IMPORTERS OK CHINESE COODS ASHOROFT and VICTOKIA, B.C. CanadiA imperial Limited' DAILT TOURIST CARS TO ST PAUL TUESDAY ttud SATUR. DAY to Toronto. THURSDAY'S to Montreal and Boston. Trains |)a~_ Aslieroft ns follows: Eust.bo_.i_l Wesl-lioiind JllJlS 'IMPERIAL LIMITED' 1:50 10:80 KAMLOOPS LOCAL 0:00 E. J. COYLE, A. 0. PA., VANCOVVUR. II. C. H. E. LESLIE, Agent, AsUt'lJOI'T, ll.C Mcdowell, ATKINS, WATSON OOMPANY (LIMITED) " The Wholesale Druggists,' VAHbOUV13E,CI, Bill «*«$.. <# I SHE LOOKED, THEN LEAPED. Briiflit rj_J Mary hid â lover, .IfltlilftoiilO. Lind ind trite. "itiit," t\_ rai.j, "l nun dlsroter What in best io .lo." So lliu wont tor sound id vice To -tints ind coualm married twice. "Don't," said Aunty Martha Teetert; "Men ne lull ct flaws; Si i.'iMiiiK roundâIhc hateful crettnitâ At the illthteit came. Take your auniv's counicl, Mary; Hon are ilwiyi 'con-ter-ary.' " Then the want to thot* illll older, » ouaim Jmi and Ruth; Both agreed (hat aunty told her I'lain, unvirnl-h-i. truth. "Harriet] women al|h and raojo, deaf; Vou Just let tht men alone, dew." Frcllj Mary alood and wondered How these i_i_ir.ii* nice, llilnkiiig thu., eh.uhj all have blundered Into marrying twice. Then said the, "They've frlcfa and bear 'tf, I'll x__ one myscll and ihare '(nt." -What t _ Cat. â¢0*0*0f0*0*0#*0*O*0*0*0*0* j A Happy Mistake j %)+Qâ¦o*o»o*o**o«o*o*o*o*o% Supt. t. 1807, 10:30 o, m.-,_iist now, â wlion I took tlttil his cup of coffee, I found lilm poring over n hill nml looking worried to tlio verge oC distraction. At lnst I drew mint hiui thnt The M't'okly Wns is wagging nil tho wrong wny mnl is bound to go to the will unless lie cun necliro it few nrtloles from MHiio comic writer of note. Bnt, ll uii lie hus written to several with t liu I object, nothing hns come of It. 'in ;i word, the ptipcr hns turned out n I'ttlnouN investment for me," he coil* elmloil bitterly. Aa I ctimo uy stnln, fettling utteiiy nilsrniiih. nml .leprvaietl, * linw») (lioitglit llnr led Into my lulml. Men dou'l Mh.' refusing n reipi.-st wlion fnnnuii by feminine H|is, no perhaps l mny MU.eco.1 where pour dnd hns fiiili'd. At uny mt,-, "yvlihoiit n trlnl ihi'it'V im deiilnl," nnd n rvcoitt Inel- dont opens tlio wny for me to mnke tin- niul. A few dii.vH ngo, while limit nml I wero wlilllng nwny nu hour In (lto Hrlt- l^] woutii, hln- bowed to n librarian, Ib' respuutled to her recognition with n courllj how, nml u polite miillo ro- liisit'd ior tiie moment his clean Hhnvun, iiinci'tilitljlc fneo. "Tlmt was the celebrated Mr. ltnt- hitnl. ihc writer of those clever articles, my tleit.% 1 met Iiim Inst week nt .Mrs. iviliniH'ri," she explained hh wo pnused on Into nnothor room. Seeing Hint she had turned ns red a.. a peony, 1 concluded tlmt he wns ti ccllbnte ns well n* a t*Iebrltyl Put he certainly did not look n hit like I Imagined him, for, strnngo to suy, dad hnd been speaking of hlm to me tlmt snme moruing, when he had curiously pointed out nn attractive anumiuce- mcut In n rival weekly to the effect tlmt a series of brilliant sketches from tho pen uf the widely known humorist, Itolf Itutlnud, would shortly nppcnr In Us columns. I nm very glad now that we chanced to sco lilm, since It paves the way for me to cnll on hlm and ex- plain In confidence the snd straits of Tlie Weekly Wng and beg of him to contribute something to Its pages. Aunt mentioned that he lives at Forest Gate, In a beautiful residence known as Olive Lodge. So tomorrow morning I shall tnke heart of grace r.;;il start on this forlorn hope. Sept. 5, lsy;, 1:10 p. tu.âWhat a day of dnys this lias been! I really ought to linve dated It iu red Ink. This morning directly the dear, unsuspecting dnd lind started fer the city, I put on my sailor hat and sallied forth ou my ie- I cret mission. j About two hours later I mounted a broad flight of steps to the threshold of Ollvo Lodge, nnd I must confess that J while I waited admittance my courage seemed to ooze out tif my linger tips. ! ..You nro a little simpleton, Itosc liar- j yer, iiimkljig nnd slinking as though you were going to face ftt> Qgrp liisteatj ot n wit," I stji'd nugrily to myBcif as a boy In buttons ushered me Into a large drawing room, very handsomely furnished, but lacking In pretty trifles. Giving the boy my card 1 subsided into nn easy chnlr. As I did so 1 caught sight of myself In n pier glass, Utid wns relieved to seo tbnt I looked perfectly Helf possessedâwhich 1 certainly did not (eel. The next minute the curtained door (twung open, npd "the oelcbrated Mr. It ut land" entered the room. Unless / wns much mistaken a glenm of relic, flashed from his steel gray eyes ns they alighted ou mc Possibly, since my aunt nnd 1 bear the same names, bc bad expected to see tier, nud of "two evils" would rather deal with the less- crl Producing the current number of The Weekly Wag. I cxplnltied-rntlier abruptly, I'm nfrnldâthe nnlure of my visit. While tie listened his gaze of polite attention became n stare of unbounded amazement, and, Instead of accepting the proffered paper, ho sprang to bis feet with an exasperated gesture. "This Is a most preposterous request, young lady I' It Is utterly ouf of the union t wns _mi-pnsca io see toe nan-j nel clad llguro of ray tear blurred; Vision hurrying toward tiie. i "The old bigwig has repented of his; insulting refusal:" I thought hopefully,1 while I bowed In response to tht young' fellow's dolT of cap. "Excuse mc, Miss Harvey, but there, has been some unfortunato mistake, and I have followed you here ln tbo hopo of straightening matters," ho snid, his quick breathing and heightened color testifying to the hot haste ho hnd made. "I nm tho Rolf Rutland who scribbles nonsense; my uncle is a savant, and ouly writes for the scientific journals." "A suvnut! No wonder he "was bo annoyed at my request!" I exclaimed, blushing painfully. "But, really, knowing you write humor, be might bnve guessed I had made some such mistake." "Ah, but he did not know it until ten iiilniiies ngo. I have 'great expectations' iu that quarter, and have kept my frivolous talent a dead secret from hlm," he replied, witb a whimsical smile "Then I hope you will hnve no reason to rue this stupid blunder of mlue," I said impulsively. "I should certainly have rued it sadly If I had never discovered Itâwhich ts a rank Illbemlclsin, 1 suppose." And a mutual laugh sot us both at our ease. "Aud now, Mlsa Harvey, with rcgnrd to The Weekly Wng, I shall bo most pleased to coulributo to Its columns," lie eald, as eagerly n.s though lie were a struggling aspirant, anxious to see tils cffuBloua in print, tn the midst of my delighted tlutnks the tniln ihitdicd In, nud all was confusion. When ho had banded mo luto n carrluge ho told uie Ihat directly thc cricket match Wtlfl over he should run Into tlio cily nud see my fnther. Tlmn thn tiulii moved on, nml an our eyes met in a last glance, 1 snw a look In his thnt mndo my heart dance as it had never tltllicctl before. About "i o'clock there camo a telegram from dad, tA the effect that Mr. ltuMnnd would .line with us at T. In a flutter of delight, I helped aunt to Improve our menu and then hastened to mnke my dinner toilet. When, half nu hour Inter, dad nnd Mr. Holland entered the drawing room, 1 wns surprised to see how much older and distinguished he looked In evening dress than In his flannels, and for the minute I felt quite shy. Dut bis genial fninlcnoss of manner soon brought us "In touch" ngnin, nnd I have passed tho most charming evening I can re- member. Sept. B, 1S0S, 10:15 p. m.-My wedding eve, nnd exactly n year since the day 1 made that absurd blunder. And now, thanks to tbe spur given It by Rolfs pen, Tho Weekly Wag Is thc foremost of Its clnss nnd Its editor bis cheery old self again. "But I slmll never forget," be said to mo this morning, "that It owes its success not to the editor, but to the editor's daughter!"âExchange. SB COTJRTS OF REVISION CARIBOO DISTRICT COURTS of RerIslon and Appeal, under the vi>roviilona of the "Assessment Act," will be holden rat places and dates as below, vlt - At William Wonnalil's lintel, Stanley, Light- ning Creek, on Wednesday, the lOtli ilayof October, at 10 o'clock a. in. The Government Ofliee, Quesnel, Friday, the laih October, at lo o'clock a. tn, r. .A. D. Mclnnis', AlexandrlaJSaturday, thc .-_ ...lie House, Wednesday the 17th day ot October, at 10 o'clock a.m. At the (inver.i_T.i_nt Ollice. Harkerville, Wednesday the slct of October, Rt 10 o'clock JNO. HOW It ON, .lodge Court of Revision unit Appeal. Barkerville, B.C.3rdSeptember, WOO 81-4 "PROVINCIAL ELECTIONS ACT." Electoral District or Kldine ol Cariboo. jmrpnie of hearing and determining nny and all objectionn^apf-ilnst the retention ol_"'" names on tlie Register of Voters for thc Cariboo District. JNO. BOWRON Collector of Voles. Harker»i!le, II. C-, September 4th. moo ai.B CARIBOO DISTRICT , ... . nder- menlloned tracts of lam! ultuated In ttie Curibo* Dutrlct, have been surveyed, and that plain of theHame can be seen iitltie Lands and Works Depnttnient, Victoria, and at tlie office of John Konroti, Esnuire, AfslHtunt <.'..mmln.ioi.rr of Landn antl Works, Rurker- vllle: OttOUP ONB LotflBflâA, Locke, Pre-emption Record No. st-D.duied aist Mny. inou " .na F. M. Beecher, ilny Lease " .:t7Hd4ilS-.1..hn Boyd, transfer ot Dud- lev Mii.el.iuil anil James Waile, Preemption Record No. '.a, dated "JBril July. 18rt» Persona having adverse claims to nny ... the ibo?e mentioned pre-emption* must furnish a statement of the same to to the C<.mnila- sioaer within tlo days from the date of this notice. W. 9, GORE. â Deputy Cfiinmiastnner nf Lands and Works Lands and Works Department, Victoria. H. C, 00th August, WOO si-_ PROVINCIAL SECRETARY Cricket Vtrntia Baaefcall. Life Is more strenuous In America thnn In England, and this Is shown in the sports of tho two nations. Take the the gnmc of football ns an Illustration. Iu thc American college game the tackling is lower, harder and surer than lu tho English gnmc. Tbe backs hit the line ns one man, like s battering mm. Every yard, gained, or lost Is of grent Importance. Vear by jear the game grows more complicated, more tierce, aud more perfect mechanically. It Is getting to bo like a tine piece of machinery In tbe harmony of tbe several parts. In England they play tbe gamo more loosely, much as their fathers did before tbem. Cricket and baseball lire the national games of the respective count rie«. nnd nowhere do national elm met eristics nppcnr more In evidence. Cricket la an nil day, lei* surely, fjqclal cvet ; baseball Is au hour of wild excitement. The English game cultivates the amenities of life, nud courtesy Is n canon of thc game. Baseball keeps the nerves too uear tbe edge to leavo much room for the Interchange of fellowship nnd good wlM toward tbe opposing team.âSelf Culture. COURTS of Assire. Nisi I'rnis, Oyer and Terminer andtieneral ft.aol Delivery will he holden In the Court House at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the places and the dates following, namely: City of Victoria, on the 2nrl day of October 1000, City of Vancouver, on the 2nd day of October, ltoo. Town of Clinton, on thu lath day of October 1900. City of Nanaimo, on the 9th day of October, 1000. Cit; October. IBPO. City of Nelson, on the 10th day of October, 1900. City of Veron, on the LOtli dny of October, 1900. City of Kamloops, on the 33rd day of October, 1000. City of Kevelstoke. on the 35th day of Oct- ober. 1900. By Command. A. CAMPBELL REDDIE. Deputy I'rovincial Secretary. Provincial Secretary " nmr* Ashcro; SALE & FF rD Livery -. TABLES. Buggies, Double and Single Drivers. and Saddle Horses. Special trips nmilo to Lillooet and Cariboo. Wholesale aud retail dialei'B in Haj' ami Grain. M. P. STEWART. Stewart db W. OHOZ1BR Crozier, 1'. 0. Dm.8, ABHRROF'IVB.O, E. C. PRIOR & a ?, (RSTABL1SHED lt*9.) DEALERS IN Hardware, Iron, Steel, Naiis,&c. Mill and Mining Suoplica, Waggons, Buggies, Cutters Farm Implements, &c. Victoria. Vancouvci K.imloops1 Cheapest house on earth, write (or prices M. P. GORDON, - KAMLOOPS, B.C, R. P, RITHET k CO., LTD, iviOToni-., -Wholesale LIQUORS and GROCERIES BRITISH COLUMBIA EXPRESS CO. HEAD OFFICE, ASHCROFT, B.C. Caiboo and Lillooet STAGK TH AVICI.. Cliutou aud way pointsâMouday, Wednesday and Friday A-ll points in CaribooâMonday and Friday." Lillooet direct from AshernftâMonday and Friday. Lillooet,,'via LyttonâTuesday and Saturday. Forks of Quesnelle, and way points, Monday, Tliniiigli nml return li.MÂ« at reduced rales. SpeeJal rigs fiiriiislui. StHjaia leaviOK Asliuroft Moll(ln?s niul Fiitlm- will uoiinrut willi Bleuim. Clinr. lotto lit Soilii Drunk. NORTH B.C. NAVIGATION COMlMNY.Ld SODA CREEK. QUESNELLE. trip* Tlie Steamer 0IIABI.OTTE will make regular from Soda Creek to Quesnelle, connecting with all STACE LINES. frum Ashcroft and way points. Froiylit left at Smla Creek for (lie atennier will he stored free of charge, also freight liy steamer for points beyond Quesnelle-will be forwarded free of charge for such fur- wardiu Qiu Kale eaeh way, $4.50; freight per ton $10. â sneile.B.c JAMES REID Manager. Occidental Hotel, QUKSNKU.E, - 11 C New mai.ut;.;i.i.> ii. Htiu.'l livHtlipiHriers fnr 11. X. â¢ibgfH. Dpiiiit{Uitrleii for miiiiiia men, w ill luinlal.i-il looms. T_tMc Hupj-li 'il wild everythliij; x% BfHSI.'U, Most COIN iIoir hul' io Cariboo. St ii hi -n in floitut^ction, Hnv »'.iil On'h in jUH.- in, l< UOFCROAMP k A.JOHNSON', Proprit*l«tr*. Al-'ENTS COLUMBIA F1.0URINO UlhXM. Euderby . Vernon. The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF IsTIEW YOBK. BIOHAED -A.. -!&'Crt_~__,__rr __»K_ESII.---l-SrT. Present Assets exceeds »277,517,n__5.38; inrplus orer all liiibilHios, 587,728,101.59. lBth June, 1W00. - olllcf. -l.lltl TOM McCOSH âDirect impottor ofâ SERGES TWEEP8 and WORSTED bpfts to aunounoo that be bas recaived bis Fall and Winter Goods Very superior iii quality and newest patterns and abadeBâmoderate charges and satisfaction guaranteed Tlie html working luborors and coolies seen everywhere in â¢Inimn wear only a narrow loin scurf nml straw sandals. In cold mul rnliiy wen ther tbey wear n miickiiitiisli of looso straw over llieir ehoiildors iiml a nmimnoth rtiile lint, The nm ami Wnh mil expentllltire in l.ti«lnml s on fniierula probably ex PROVINCIAL ^SECRETARY'S OFFICE. Hia Honor, tlit- Lieutenant-Governor has been pleased to muke tin- following appoint- mollis |â Aiiftiist 16, IDOO. .â.j.-inquire, to be ;t Justice of Hie 1'eace for tlie .coutit^s of Joint I..-vken.:i_, of Hope.'Esquire, to l :....:.... ..I ..... 1> .... »!â ___, ?â /, nil tlm qnesllon tbnt nny nrtlclc from ].y pen iiliolilil iippenr tlirangh tlio nicillum of Tbo Weekly Wng." Tbe sllglitlng cinphnsls witb wlilcli lie iinmcil tbe poor little weekly, anil tbo wltbeflug glnucc be cast on It, jnndc ino tingle witb rnge nnd mortis cntlon. "Tben there Is nolblng more to lit â nld, except to npologlzo for bnylnj tronlilcil you witb tbis 'iiropontcrolK request/ J' X slid, rising to n,y feet, And mnkllig lilm n stilt littlo "low, I moved townril tbo door, lie lind tba politeness to linsten to open It for me, nml I pussed out with nil tlio dignity J could summon. At the Biuue moment the IinU door w»Â« linstily opened, nnd a tonr tilnneil vision ot a tall, straight nguro In cricketing flannels mnde ni» redouble my efforts to repress my Inclination to burst out crying. Removing his enp the young fellow I'M the dour open for mo, and keeping _n,v sliinrtlng eyes bent on the ground 1 uisiih jiuiilc my exit. Never In all the, ;.i yenrs of my llfo had I felt so an-1 noyed nnd resentful. I "So muoli for my 'happy thought!'" 1 rellccteil briefly, as I dcsccnilca the: tap Jjlnlrwny into the station. Hav-. lug jisijcrtnlnoil thnt my train was not; due fur 15 minutes, I lell to pacing thc; plu I forin, where the flaunting posters of many a prosperous compeer ot tho, luckless littlo weekly I still grasped gnve a yet keener edge to my dlsapi pelulmcnt. Turning Ik my oeranitni- , Tho compauy Isslies lbe most liberal contracts tbat aro sold. Tho com. pany pnys out an average of 8T>O,O0i a day ln death ilaitns. endowments and annuities. The compauy is universal, doing business throughout the world and tbo Mutual Llfo Is the largest, strongest and best uompauy. lusuro in it. STANLEY HENDERSON, Mnnager for Mainlnm!, VANCOUVER. B.O. H. P. HORAN, 'Distriot Agent, lOOSIIliB HOUSE B.C Thos.Dunn&Co LIMITED. Wholesale Hardwihe, Jhjp Qhahplery and IpiRs SopplTes. CLINTON HOTEL, C_L,IiTTOKr, B.C. ; MA11SI1AI.1. A SMITH, Pinprietors. mm AND LODGING BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH i.i'i-i WliH'n, S|iirith uutl Cifjurs. (Jniiil sitilniiij:. Hetulqunrleti for liie Cnrllio* Litl'MH'.i and Dog Crock lint'-iitl Miiprn. llnnllnicunil Ilslilnji In the Ttnlnity, a. n. a-i_Bso.isr, MEAT MARKET, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. A flat* ton and satisfaction guarantees to customers. Maui Streei, ASHCROFT. B C. Hurdwnre Dep't. 8,10,12 Conlovn Sc, Vancouver Bhlp C. Dep't. 8. ll) Wj. B.O. Give "Mac" a trial FREIGHT RATES. Bnrkerville, fl cents per iiournl. Stanley, B& Beaver Pass tS., Wing Dam, S, Cottonwood) 4?* Uuesnelle, 4. qucsnelle Forks, 4. Beaver Lake, 8W, Alexandra, 3!~j. Horsefly, m. Soda Creek,». iriH.Mik- ilous., 2«_. 115-Mile House and 15i).Milo House, 2}_ Above the 100, au, loo.Mile House, a. 81) and B7-Mi1e Houses, 1.4. RO-71-Mlte Houses, lj.fi, Clinton, H- Half cent extra rate (or furniture. Si cptit for any lot of freiuht under BOO uputipr, % cent for machinery in A ifgle hlecfis exteea- lnc 0,000 nomuls. â¢ CAKIBOO PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION M. P.Stbw.Ut, STr..»TH}vNpKpaoN. I'rcsjdeni, t.f.:r[i[xrv, inlino, Vnncouver, wmmvtiBter. ale, Cnrilini) nnd tvoo(eiiay; SeptemherB, 1000. ERKIWT T. W, PKAR8B, of the city of ham- lomis. Iv^inin', .MinlnnHecmdt'r,to lieâ Deputy District R|lalothir of the Supreme CÂ»urtf-irtlu' Clinton Judicial District, and Deputy Re_»l8trnr of the county court of Yalo holden at Ynlo. 21-4in. TENDERS WANTED jt______<s _m;o_r,a._b_ HOTEL & GENERAL STORE. <3UES-STEX-LB FOSU-! ii. C. __ lull assortment of Drygoods, Boots and Shoes Ltjuo s c; d ; ware, Miners Supplies. Hay drain and SttMn.. J-it.: Blacksmith, Wheelwright and Wagon Builder HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY. Iron,-...mil nml Timber kept l.i stock, and » stock of Eastern made Carrim."*. Buffliius m 4 Houd Jai is kept on hand ut reduced prices, nnd also made to order. Munafactunir of " The liChroan Tire Setter " whieh all Blacksmiths should me. All work warranted, and prices lower than ever. An aaaortment of Coffins and Caskets always on hand. ASHCUOFT, - - - - - - B- «â iTHER & LEISER. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in gar, Hoi a right. Turner, Beeton & Co., Wholesale Liquors and Dry foods. Victoria, Vancouver and Nelson, 11. C, and H.C. Beeton & Co., London. Teudors will be reoelved hy the undersigned to OCTOBER 30'00 For tho Buie of a one storey FRAME HOUSE Situated on Railway Avenue A. S. Van Alstyne ASHCROFT, B. C. NOTICE RESPECTING THE REBATE ON EXPORTED TIMBER NOTICE la liereby.Riven that the Order in Council of the first nf Miireli, 18HH. allowing a rebate an all lumber exported beyond the llmitji nf the I'mvlni'f. Iiim been rescinded, and that the payment nf thc t-uld alU>wanee censed on and after the Hm dav of July, ltlllO. J. U, I'RKNTICK, Provincial Secretary. I'rovincial Secretary's Ofllce Bl. .In Aiigust-lS, I POO. MONEY TO LOAN On HEAL USTATK, in sums of from H.upO lofio.ouo. Apply to I). MURPHY, Uarrlster.AHhcroft, II. C, NOTICE. 1 hereby give notice that tin; wood being hauled bv Indian Scotty from my timber limit lu my property and that all nrde«for wood miistbe given tome and payment for same made in me. Scoity lliis nbtltlnff whatever to with tilt! BOlllng or iiilleitlmi payment for this wood. W.LYNE. â nji.a .Hhcroft Holel. Beaver Lake House? EAGLE & HAMILTON, Prop's. On the Main Road from the 150---.il- House to Quesnelle Forks. Good uocommodntipQB for travelers md Rood Btubltug, food, otc, for tonms. A well stocked bar in connection 1 deal largely lu hay, Brain, nud fiirmproduoe Bfliierallr. WINES LIQUORS VICTORIA, B. AND c CIGARS Oppenheimer Bros. WHOLESALE Vancouver, GROCERS B.C. GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL lSi__hKl_001Pi3, B.O. This well known liouau 1ms been reopened by its now propriety and hits b'eo'n thoroughly renovated and fitted up, P. A. BARNHART, Prop S_M.IT_E-C db BRYSON General Blacksmiths, Horseshoeing, Steel, Iron and Hardwood Lumber kupt iu stoek. also wagons suitable for freighting and ranching. 8ho|. on Rullway Avenue - - ASHORO.T.._.<!. NOTICE. I liereby give notice that I nnv not responai- iileforany accmims contructed by W, t.iu- bons aa he I* not now in my employ. ; Big La-e.IH. C. An.. 18, Woo. Notice To AMERT!9ER8.--Patrous will greatly oblige tbe Journal office by having change ot advertisement In botort Thursday nodn. Pioneer ^Hotel IjILIiOOET, 3B. O. Fred H. Nelson, Prp. Livery Stnble lu conncotlou. Conveyance to and from all boats. IW&F si KAST l.lDIXti HI' ULl.tJOKT TUKAI.lM-.TI.MiT. Xnlii'i' inlieti'liyi.'iM'iillitil 1 i-lniil.un M.m- dav. llu- iifth d* i'f N'liveinherm-xt, hold 11 Ij.iiul nl UeviMion Inr liie |iur|.ii.ie nl iKiniiii; niidlMi'tiiiliiiiiK :mvir:ilhil.)rL-|i<iii;. nnntnM tlufWentiim u{ x.iy niinii's mi the r.'uir-ii'i ul vtitci-fwrillt1 abiive-MiiHii'd I'.lfcli»r:il Histiict. Surti ilitiiu will tie opened uttlictionrt House, CllUtitn. ;il Uie liniif'f l<'ii in Ihf iDii-Tiii.m. (ill Vlr.,i'.07,rtUi.(. ifl.N. tl.) 1-.SU11KS. SHCROFT HOTEL, Wm. Lyne, Proprietor. Directlv opposite Depot, â¢ â¢ ASHCROFT, B.C This Hotel has beeu lately rentted and refurnished. A new wing, 50 x 26 feet, containing nineteen rooms, including bath and sample rooms, has been added. Good table and good service The ouly first-class Hotel in towu. Free Sample Room in Connection Cllli,loj|tSt'l*JHilJerliJl. IJ'JJU- l.'1'lluct.il THE WM. HAMILTON MANUFACTURING CO (LIMITED) Mining Machinery FETI.BB0K0t.GH. 0NTABI0 CANADA. ' >> THE ASHCROFT JOURNAL SATURDAY, [OCTOBER llth 1000. LOCAL ANO D!ST:I.T NEWS. heo Dentist Welch's advertisement on thH page. Mr, R.O. Miliar is in Aslieroft tbis week taking In the sights nttho fnir. A. D, Ferguson, J.il.u Juno niul Mrt. Jane represented Sim mn ut tlm rail. B. P, Kuitlisb was In Inwn during thoraoeaandappomod lo hu interest - od. Mr. and Mrs, a I, llltilr.of tint Oreu'*, were visitors hero on Wednesday' and Thursday, Uditor Sural, of tbe Kamloops Standard, was a visitor at the fnir on Wodnosday, Mr, T, 0, Derby, of < rows Bar, was enjoying the exoltcin mt of lifo at Ashcroft for a few days, D, Murphy, M. L. A., and J, A. Brom tier,of tbe B.C. . Co., are enjoying a holiday trip iu Cariboo. Mr, L oritur, Miss Luring, Alpbouso and Deloss were tlio guests of Mrs. ,1 Burr duriug tbe fair. Don't forget the dates of ibo Clinton aud Lac La Uacbe races, October 10th Kinl llth and Ootober 18th and lHtli, Friends of John Wilson will bo ploased to know that be is now able to move about. He expects shortly ta visit Ashcroft and Cariboo. An accident that might have proved sef'ious occured by careless handling of it loaded gun at tho 83 tho fore pari uf the week, Fortunately thn results wero not serious. M. K. I.iiglesun, of the Dominion hotol, Cliuton, spent a couple of days in town this week. Mr. lOngtescui does ;i goo 1 hotel business in liii homo. town. .!, O. liaraes has always been one of the niosti ttotivo nl ibe exhibition d rectors. No una has taken u greatc intorost in ii idis fall thau he has. Stewart k crazier, transportation contractors for the Ashoroft-Dawson Telegraph lino, «ill leave on Monday witli eight, men who will begin work at the 150-Mile House. w in. Wat' er, pre. ident of tho Agricultural Association, w.is lhe busiest man in Ashoroft this week. Mrs. Walker, the iViBses Walker and Georgo came In with hiui and stayed during tho fair. All who bave henrd Mrs. Bailey sing before were delighted to hear her at tlio concert Wednesday night. Tho people of Asheroft will gladly welcome Mrs. Uuilcy at any time sho will bo pleased to favor them, Mrs. Marshall, mother of Joseph Smilh, of the Clinton hotel, is serious, ly sick and .Mr. Smith was unable lliis year to follow bis usual custom of Doming down to tbe fair, lie was re-elected as a Director. Mr, Smith hus always given valuablo help iu assisting tlmittcially the society. J. A, Stout, with Mrs. Stout und children, loft tbis wee'. I'ur their futuro homo in Port Elgin, Otiiai'o. jrr. stout has for .sumo jeurs kept a favorite ..lopping place on thu cariboo road, the WI Milo House. Mr. D. A. Stoddard is uow "mine host*' nnd will undoubtedly conduct it gouil liuiise, Horace P. Brown, a milling I'ligiiu.or of Frisco, connected with llio Union Iron Works of that cily, spout Thursday In ro, Mr. Brown is now in Llllooet whore ho has gone to assist in lhe ur yangctuents fur the installing ol additional machinery lu the Toronto k Llllooet Gold Uet'fsCu'H. mill. Ni..L sensou it is hoped lo interest Thomas Karl, Mr. Stewart, Arobie Clemes, Tom curnow and other fruit growers down the line in tlio Agricultural Society. Special efforts to induce those who bavo not taken partiu the exhibition for somo years will be nindo und tho present Board will carefully avoid conflict iu dates witli West- minster or any other society. A rancher iu Arizona lately informed ull whom it concerned by ineun.. of u notice posted on a bottouwoud tree tbat: "My w|f« Sarah has lort my ranch when I didn't Do a Thing Too her, and I waut itdistiukly understood that any Man as takes her in and Keers for hor on my account will gel himself Tumped so full of Led that some teudi rfoot will locate him for a miueral claim, A word to the wiseiseutft- lilent and urter work on fouls," I Itl.UlllT sl.il'MI.NTS. Below will bo found tho date of departure, teamster and destination of freight shippod north by Asboroft forwarding agents:""" Oct H 11 Smith, Soda creek 10,000 'â I A Melss, UpKpiifly. 1,000 " i ivratriok,olluton .....ri.ooo " l .) Stewart, ihilcotiu, :i,100 1 I I' r.arrigari:l,ttViliou'.*:.T.".'ri7__J j Mimininge, l.ivilion 2,1100 â â¢ fi I. Folker./'liuton 5,0Qfj " r> sing Locy Dogrr*ek. ,*?. ************* ***********J J Clinton Races J j will be run on 5 j Wednesday tt J J Thursday' of J next week. See i tholr advertis- t ment in this 1 iHsue. msiNKSS LOCAI.c j Another shipment of Lako 1 woods Hungarian Hour just arrl j the Ashcroft Trailing co.'s r the â il at : *«**«**»¥**** *»v*¥9iHHi">*V j W. It. Dwight has | stoek a line of Oent '. be is se4liug cheap, I venir given to ever; ; ing one dollars wor I Urst week of Oolob Inlely added to Ids Hfiirulshlngs.whluli A handsome son- uusiumef pnrclias- It of his goods tlie ;. Cull on Dwighl â-..â_^, .â j ')',VLM,t.y-HVC dollars reivnrd will be tl iM I'liain lound. Apply J, vytvfiss. ( paid by mo to Lbo parson alio linds I Goorgo Fiuney, last seen August 2ltli. Furl) thousand of the Knoll wastaitou ] Stuart Hhnubimon. havo benn sold instead 'ot four thou 6- ! Ashoroft, Sept. 31, 1000. and, us stated in Mr, Haddock's ad. of j hi8t.tt.ok. sales nru Increasing dally, j lnbe weather continues cold you â ] will ho thinking ol' overshoes mnl rub bers. We aro prepared to llll your wants iu this line ul. right prices ut the Ashcroft Trading Company's. INLfcND AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION lhe annual genoral nico ting of tho Inland Agricultural Association was held In tbe Court Houso lust Thursday at 10 o'olook, President Walker in tho chaia, Tbe manner ot bundling thesociety's exhibit at New Westminster last fall and the result whs very fully discussed and Dr. F. 8. Reytiolds tendered a vote of thanks for (he satisfactory manner in which the exhibit was displayed. Messrs. Bnse and Fearn wero also thanked for preparing the exhibit, After the business arising from minutes-of lute meetings bad been disposed of the election of a new board of directors whs proceeded with. Mr. J. W. Burr refused thc re appointment of secretary and __ voto of thanks was given'hlm for past services. Wm. Walker, the retiring president, hud also a vote of timings tendered him. Tbo now board aud olticors are: President John Campbell. 1st Vice President G. I, Blair. Und Vice-President- C. B, Deaus. e Secretary -J. C. Shields. * I reasurer- -S. T, Creelman. DirectorsâC, R, Doxat, W. Crozier, F. S. Reynolds, Philip Parke, John Webb, Denis Murphy. Wm. Walker, T. McCosh, H. h. Roberts,J. E, Smith, Joseph lleddard. .Do you waut to enjoy a pleasant list dug and buuting trip in Cariboo? Think it over and il'you do drop us a linn- Our regular stages mako two trips1 a week each way, but wo can send yoti cut ou a special if you wish. B. 0. Express Co. W(* have just been appointed agents for "Butterlok Patterns," and can llll orders at Now York prices. Ladles do- siring the "Fashion Sheets" can huve Bamo mailed each month lor one year by sending J2 cents for postage. P. W, FOSTER i'._ssi.N<;i:it list. The following is tho list of j usseu- gers arriving and departing fc y Ash- I'.rofLt-tage Hues: B. C. EXPRESS CO. ARRIVALS. Trout flshvng nud ljunliug.-Do you wunt to spend a few days hunting und llshing on lakes hithertu never visited hy sportsmen? If you do, uomuiuni- oato with tho undersigned who will nt reasonable rates curry you tu the place which is '.ll) milos travol on tho Cariboo roud aud 1'2 miles by trail. Stuwart ,t Crokibk, Ashcroft, B, i Change of Date from V, Hnlli'v V I! Gray TlireeJiumnea' J Frawr ' Kraiicis Wehh .Murk KugK-iitiii Miinu'Sinitiiioii Air llrowii to Julin Mcttsu. Mlss Hamilton Mlra Comer Mark Kagk'HOti .1 Webb Air Oliver M Hnlley Special-Chief Justice 7_ft.Mlti'Hiiune Clinton fia.JUilc House JinrkLTvillc Lillm olil t'lClimnn nm! l.illonSl Clinton Clllitoti Llllooet 150-Mile House Lac LaHnclie lCU-MUu House Clinton Lilk.yi.-l Clinton 70.MIU'House McColl, wife and Notice of Assignment lt Ih hereby nlvpn tltit tin- Cnritioo erCi.iiii_.iiiy. ...ii__tt.dl.!a-uljt}'. a com. iiii.-nrporaUil muter tins "Cumpany' amending autu, latch' carrying oi. Clinton, J-hc La .Hache, Little 1SU0," amending J*'-*, late!}' carrving _ lew nl Clinton, Imc La Hache, Ll.... Lake and tin- l.MJ-.Mlle House.iittticProvince nf iiritluh Cnluintiiii, (if Lumber and Sawmill Iiv deed dated the *m_i.ntl itay of Ortoher. A. H. HHio, made in pup-itatice m* lhe "Creditors â¢foist DeedaAi't." utulgnetl nil it:- i.mnn:.! .'-li.le.iredititainl effevte which mat he seized :iml Mild under ent-i-iition. and ;rjl itu real es lutein Arthur C. Foster, of the said l..u-.Mili- llnnse.harness niakec, in trustfor the l_o.iu.ii nl llu creditors, which »aid <leed vis eie.utt'd [ivUii-Miid etiiiii-.inv, ami livtln- said Arthur LM'oslemntliesiiiil secoin'l iluv of U.'iolirr. All rn-ilitors ol snul comfativ claiming to lie cntiili-dl to rank on ilie _,ald esiaii- sliallliurniah tn ihe trustee, at Uiu IBO-Mlle Uoiliie, nr to llio undersigned Iti , jSolicitor, nl the address I ilna im-iitioiieiJ. paitieiilar^ Ot his claim, proved liy itllhlav! nr declaration, and Slicli viiiiihers astheii-'Uie of the »use admits of, sl.niiif.' what security, If any. l.i held for the -liiirn, i r hefore. thr sevetll-entli iiav of Oit.ilu-r, in il, ;dti:i whlelnlair the trustee for Ihe time lielnw slmll hi- nt lil.i*v In dlslrihute the assets wllhout I iul ji I it v tiM-redito.-s having elaiiiis sf which n<> iintiie has heen ncrlvt'il. All iicrsiuisiiiiieli^ril to the said estate arc n i|niu-il In jiay the iiinniuil lliereoi forthwith in lhe Trusle*. A IlieetltlU of till! creditors fnr the RlVllIK of directions witli reference tn the tlisiinsal o( the estate, and for Ilie consideration "fnther mat- [ lers. will he held nt lhe Court If.iuisi. al the tno-.Mile llnnse. morenaid, nu Wednesduy. I lliejcveiiteetilh At.y nf (Ictoher. at: Uie liimr of 111 o'clock in the forenoon. Dated alAsIicrufi this Second ihivof Oct- loher, A.D. IllOd. S'IfAKT;||KXl)i:HSON, Aslieroft. Solicitor fnr the Trustee. Clinton Fall Races Will be held on Wednesday and Thursday, OCTOBER 101II Ou account of thouhauue in tho date of tho Assizes, Pol lowing aro u li^t of ihe purses: KiliST DAY, WEDNESDAY Clinton Derbyâ1st 873, 2nd 825. Cowboy Ruce-l.t 830, l2ml §10. Frovlnoinl Stakesâ1st 850, 2url 815 Oolt KtiOo-lst81U.2iul810. KtootohmiiD'a Race 1st 85, SECOND DAY. THURSDAY Llllooet Stakasâ1st 850, 2nl $15. Pouy l?uco~lst 830, Cut Off Valloy liaise 1st 675, 2nd 825. Consolation Raoeâ1st: 825. I BnlranoH foe 10 m- oont. total value of pursp. Butrunoo for both days races must be mado boforo JO p. mâ Oct. 9. Rules - California Jooky Club. Weightsâ2 yoar olds, 95 lbs.; '.i year olds, ID,, lbs.; 4 yonr uhls 120 lbs.; I~ y_.'iir oIiIh and ajtod. 125 lbs. J. E. N. SMITH Secretary. wo ui uwjKucyuiNi uel CHEAP SUIT! TIMES ABE HARD AND MONEY SCARCE. lU_15wi|,'htJinllll uot II for work- iui! pur- _ ptisos, o r h«j cjui suvfl vou mouoy liy CloaniiiK or Dypiui; your olil suil. nml ujlvo you two tbirda moro wmir. Iliidmst prioo pnld for Lufli.s nml Guilt's CAST Ob'F CLOTHINU. , 7-r. 1-t. D-HTIGHT, AHJR'ltlll'T - . _ 13 C. ************* ************ * *********4******* « * ************ _, * »*»**** * _ *** * PREVENTION "BETTER THAN CURE Saxoline Catarrh You have luul unlil In tl e lieiwl- -[jrolmbly many tiruos luiin tiumss foruhcjiil mill siull'cil noso with ., , ooimiili'iHbk' miiuu.~tlio llrsl utiik-u of Catarrh K.lll.uy Prevents and Cures.. Ij.v muil j"i0 cent J. II. CI.KMKNTS, Dniptgisl nml Statioiiei', Ashcroft Tak.e CLINTON Blacksmith. Shop; 11 Kavltu; bought out tho Ulaolisitiith â # bualnoss formerly coiidhiotixl by Ureu ,+ .v iMilohell, nt Clinton, I am pnjpartid â { to do all Blaoksmith work on Quick Notice Horseshoeing a Specialty. J. MAtCOtM Notice A look tlji_iii;h iho Aslioi-fl Tratlinu! Co's. stool; of (.obtwear, . Tor l liis full. ~*5TOXJL.X' Time will bo well spmit and you .will he surprised ut t lie extent of the stuck, Your Feet Will be lltie-l udrfeatly II"'' your '. taste suited. Bring your wifo uml little ones iStoyes S Stoves * A large consignment just arrived. Call and inspect my line uf "Hot Blast" Heaters, tlio latest thing on the market: a great fuel saver. ___v_C-aX*l5_- IDX_-_C_LOX-L<_l Beautify Your Home With newest up-to-date furniture, oarpots, âwall papers etc., It ousts no moro to yet the o-iuloe seleutions of tbo lending nianu- faoturors whoso best patterns we stock. Our stook is tbo largest in the west. Samples and prices of our goods i catiou. il_[.ii- Weiler Bros. Victoria Take Notice ! ! That 1 have lately received au up-to-date assortment of Silverwear Watches Clocks K.fti.K"''" *ND Jewelery 13. Spriggs ASHonopT My Specialties This Week Schapps Stock Saddles PLEASE EXAMINE THEM WHETHEB YOU WANT TO BUY OB NOT S. Q. Fladgate i *â' Ashcroft B. C. Heintzman k to.Pianos.,. Remarkable record of the Heiutzmau & Co. Piano eaoh seuson adds to.the wonderful success that has come to these Pianos, made in Canada. Their fame is world wide; the choice of tho world's greatest artists. Tho following from Lieut. Dau Godfrey, Bandmaster of tho Grenadier Guards Band, and Professor of the Royal College of Muslo, London, Bng.--l,l had tho pleasure of trying your Pianos, and I must say they astonished me, being full aud powerful, aud haviug a line tone quality, Tho siuglug quality, especially in tho treble part, is beautiful, and tho instrument Is well balanced throughout the wholo scale. As regards your Upright Grauds, thoy aro beautifully tonod instruments. I am specially oharmod with them. I must say I um not surprised at the succors-yuu have mot with your instruments." DYKE, EVANS & CALLAGHAN, mm C.IIERAt AGENTS FOR VANCOUVER CARIBOO ANO THE 11.10111 IS. A WASHING jj MACHINE That washes. THE KNOll Fair First prize winner at Chicago over SOO competitors. Now in use. 14 shirts iu 14 minutes and the labor just pleasant exercise for a grown person or two clii' * Iron. A tria] you nothing, Also examine the Prize Wringer and Perfection Elevating ALL at prices same as charged in the Const James Haddock, Agent 'J for Aslieroft and Cariboo. clothes bars eitie; Coming Now that iny pateut appliance acknowledged by all positively "Witli IUIkiI â¢ lu lilm will i|iiiill,V iv.II mnl nt price' you bit * 'mt Teamsters and others We pay special attention to this { lino...' our business, and endeavor * To I ive you tlie best value possiblo j Having leased the Ashcroft Hotel | % stables I am prepared to furnish bay i J J for horses at :t0c per uight or hay per * THE ASHCROFT TRADING CO. $ tou delivered at %V_m. * * 0. ijLEVUMS Ashcroft. i ******* * i *»Â»¥â¦******* _ To Cure Rupture and are guaranteed to give absolute satlsfaetion. I invite the very worst cases, Iufants. Children and Adults. Testimonials (which fill too much space) vouching for the above facts from the following respectable residents "f the province; _i.Goodaoro,Ksq.,Queen'sMÂ»rkijt, Victoria, B. C. â¢ H. Muu_.ll, Moroliaiit, 118 Gov't. St. Viotorla. B. C. B. Homfray. C. E., 11 Qucbeo streot, Viotorla, B. U. Mr. Muir, Wilsou Bros., merchants, Viotoria, B.C. J. Oiscombe, 40 Port street. Victoria, B. C. F. Howbottoru, baker, Nauaimo, B. C. â Mr. BUsbell, tailor, Nauaimo, B. C. . Mr. Case, carpenter, Nanaimo, B. C. : Mr. Piiriieter, onftlueer, Nanulmo, B. C. Mr. Scobell, Vanoouver, B. C. ' Mason & Co,, jewellors etc, Aroade, Vuucouver, B. C. C. C' Flsber, Proviqolal Assessor, New West minster, B C. See. whfct the Leading Rhysicians say â â '.->â e '-i& '. i ' , "" v v"'' Ottawa, January 20th, 1890 I hsvapiu'ch pleilureiu testifyiug to Mr. J. L. Armstrong's ability iu the meelniiuotot trfiftl'tneot of Heruia. He has very successfully treated patients of mine, rangiug Ini-gfl from a few months to Ofl years. Most of these patients were attlioted wjth largo unqwimgeaple Hernia whioh failed to be relieved by all the trtisse? tried. The principal of his patent appliance seems to be perfect The su pporl is directed agalust the seat of Rupture only and can be manipulated tu retain accurately. I unhesltatiiigly recommend it to the consideration of the profession aud the public. II, P. WRIGHT, SI. D. Ottawa, December Hth, 188!). I huve much pleasure(u recommend in ^ to the profession aud tbe public a Hernia Supporter, the invention of J. L. Armstrong, of this oity. After repeated trials or the instrument I am satisfied it is the best in the Dominion. As regards mode of application and results it stands atono in this country, embodying the principal of fixed support, not to say pressure iu tbe treatment of Hernia by such means, reooguiziug as it does tbe requisite pressure is afforded by tho wall of the abdomen. CR. CHURCH, M. D. For Ladies. Only ' -â¢- j imve the privilege of referring you to some of tbe most respectable residents cured by my appliances including tbe wi e of a prominent lawyer, and the mother of two prominent morohants of Ottawa, Otber references from Victoria, B. C. and the . .. . Province generally. I will be at the ASHCROFT HOTEL . Thursday, Friday & Saturday, OCTOBER 11, 12 & 13. C. Z, FAR LEICH, Specialist. OALL EARLY Armstrong's representative. Shotgun Shells Primers Wads Shultz E C nnd Dupont Powdor Complete Lino of Everything for Fall Shooting lOOU Catalogue now outâfree for the asking TISDALL'S CUN STORE, Vancouver Gj-E AND CENTRAL HOTEL ASHCROFT, B. C. A new hotel uudor new management Large, airy, well ventilated rooms, all neat anil homelike | Table provided with the best the market affords. Free sample rooms, baths, etc. Wm. Hawthorne Proprietor BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA Incorporated 1838. PAID-UP CAPITAL RESERVE FUND $4,866,666 1,460,000 Branches in all iho principal towns of Canada from Dawson to Sydney, Cape Breton. Drafts granted on all poiuts in Canada aud tbe Uuited States mid on Groat Britain. Gold dust purchased or sent for assay witb prompt returns. Manogor, ASHCBOPT. Federal Life Assurance Go'y HAMILTON, ONT. v.i WE GIVE YOU GOOD RETURNS and CERTAIN PROTECTION l-OI.I.EN, Inspeator THOMAS MjicAUAM Vanoouver, BC. Provinoinl Miinagez Cariboo. Horsefly. OUESNELLE FORKS. '**** â-mââ.ââââmâmâmâmmâmâmm W.B. Bailey & Co., Storage and Forwarding Agents. Goods received, stored and forwarded with despatch to any point in Cariboo reached by wagon or pack train. Consign your goods to our care and we will settle railway charges and ship to destination with least possible delay. rs__^-__j-__. __^iJ-_^__?J_»li_MH a dentistry] Welch hns nr- .Asheroft anil un ofliee. lie I will remain some wceli's in Ashcroft PnrtieH de. siring work in his line will receive careful at- 11 tention. I _*«â <*__â â _&â © -Ms-sme-m â TltOVlKciALKI.lCCTIONS ACT'. Kleetgnl District or RliHnu .of Carlhoo j NoMcc.lt herebygivun tlint ll Cutiti of Keyls- ..in will be held al the liovcrniiinit hiIIcl'. Murker vl I Ic, oil Monday, thu (ill, ihv of No- vcmbi-r next, at tl nViw.ka, in., forllm pur poflc of heMlng and rii.ermlnhii? anv und all objection.) against tin- retention of anv iuhhuj. on the Register of VoterA for llu* I'liiilmoili;; Iflci. JNO. UOWHllN, Collector of Voles, Darkcrville, Tt.U., Suli.cntb.r-Ilh, 100U,
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