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^^ ix^MM) tunc 8P? is.ri-t*i.".-r.'i__.J*-.*^,"W''-3CT. 1 * 2AJ3I VOLUME 1 .■■■•*■-■ ti..,.-.. iailaftitwh; M.nd.r Kvulnt. Nanatw tl, Ilk , If inillionatMM oould return :Uf"< earth and' take notes of how heirs and courts ^ramjile upon "their last wills and testaments" thev would not be happy. The plain facts every day occurring might suggest to many,.. ineh and women the propriety of disposing of their fortunes themselves while in life and health, instead of leaving them to adininis- tratora.1—t/'Aiooijio 'Inter-Oattins,';,'. J Among the thi*ig» ualdglatAd to ppen the eye« of critics of the Ouna- (lian oli-nate is the freedom of the JO. P. Bi fn-ln,;Sn.ow,.**hi|e; ,se-r^l 'af its esteemed competitors ill the June latitude, but und^er tlie stars ind stripes, are blockaded by the beautiful. It is a wintry day when banada gete % tnofeWedl finder, btfl fwhen ^m^^V-p-W fenergy 'to' _i>> «g»f hut and Wlovisl the snow on the other fellow's side of the street^^^^j^m**,.; A New York Democratic organ "The president and Mrs. Lysj fOlevelanf-*«rf -3tjfe»»4' with, ihajr Jvisit t</B«-i5K" "Tne'proslcfeht'i- to go to Wakefield, cpunty, i Va., -the* .Tiirthplace of 'WasiingUiil, 'and visit 'the spot where tlw .alleged cherry Utree is said.) to hav* grown whir' iftaii n-tiW'-' •" !-"*; jvery anxious .Westmoreland tt [presidents to prevaricate, and limited that ^Tfta^tk&mfc lilt Oamhriflgj, ta newspapers."-- SPAicojo Inter-Ocean. „-.„„,„. & ™. ■■-■■■■' %*H '**■ ,''P*W {j There is a grand project in the ,-hape ef* people's paladeit pres- W being oarried out in the east end M _-ondbn;!£»gla**d. Itislntend- 'idto unite io-ne of the idvanttgeS' >t a club .aud.of an institution for (he techni«J»l, tramiug of ihi, young; 'ads in the diitrict At» intuiting, \ the Matfaidtf 'Holije'fpr the pro-: notion of this project, a good deal )f strong feeling was caused because [he promote!* pouW not definitely t»y whether or not intoxicating liquors wen to be sold on tlie premises, at well fa ■i»h«Sief or noktl ".lace was tola open on Simdi Ilie question was forced to a vi -nd though it .waj* ruled tH ths, llaajoritjM WltH favor of leasing; "ie qutftWfv ,in abeyance in. lhe: i_antini«,,5fei tte; (Jiyi*i«» .-n'tHo: jloae that many thought the other |ido had it. It'was contended that ■if once it wm settled 'that iin inttfii- 'iating -liquors were to lie Hold, the Whole money needed oould be raised n fifteen hours. But otherwise it IVould Mt-j ittctpk W»re not goii LandAgent. )~j! ']i)_*«ip*i0$jsg#i urn ae2to ii i VliWestminster,B,C. -—-h/.u mm '*• in:- LBBR.T J. BILL, CIVIL ENOINEER, •wm 0gjsitfra$&. ICE-One door .North of Mesanu- ul.j^«pojl^lftKen»1.8yM.; f. ri HAD' fto #vejTOHWl_»*ii„ , ifter that find themselves powerless prevent what they regarded as a ijlgreat evil. One g^lovoiin snif "(that last winter, as'Freasuftr of the lite had ittend'eel t'o'2,900 'cases, >f these he wa» ,sn J|.-j5Prhad tpen {oaused by drinking, and he asked "what waa$e'iito'lrffmtingup such ia people's palace to Piut^** it li«l*. itter or little else than u palace for in. The «ai*e question is being jput all tlie world over.—Qbifao.j. It is a i-pSotahh faot i*at men (who have filled the office of pf«i- ■dent of the Upited 8t*l_ji do not live long afkeVtheii1 ttfodwnt from 'the position..-io-ppkjjleems to be -»\ [S^t^ rco in the American system of government for ex-presidents, They do not go into congress or the Ben- ujlate, and are seldom heard of in lipolitioal disoussion after their re' ■■'tireme.it. Itr is truo that Andre* Johnson was elected ns United State. senatoSfj ty $k U^t^'P-. Tennessee, afWr-'Wi WM as pres.-1 dent had expired, but he dill not live to t»k« hii .Sfltjt.,, Although Ibe republic i is. but a little over a 'hundred-1 ytMi cMf,and ihough; a ejnew preiideiMi hasofe'tin eftioted eyeVJy nhfour years', the' second terms tying ISvery few, 11.dent li ' rtubout a year ago, IMyesterdayi'moriiing,' * The only'ex- tKpresideut'hoW living is R B. Haytis i-nwho wai '-^'"W i'i Jw falte famous returning booril scheme. Hayes wai not elected president, though he; served a term asBuch. j-STilden, •Hfi. #_*• th* Jirttperly etebt- *tA preiMqnt, but who was cheated out of the 'office, lias been in his Mf-grave for aome months, and it is doubtful if Hayea oould be elected to any office great or small in any Ipnrt of the United. BtatBi. I 'Alto- !J,gether a, strange fatality appears ta ftend ttie career of ex-presidents the Unit*") St»t'». ■ Since Queen ietoria Moended the thron* Of reat Britain fourteen men have ^filled thtf Affioli of pre-ldent of the United State*, ahd but one of these is now Iwiig.—Oilmen"first Pteii, j-nnmjo A ai'-n 9SB ,.H ,1.0 yd &gvgg9j pVESliSBj,'NOVEMBER 29, 1886. NUMBER 103 TtiWOLC SMITH, M.D. ip,a.|(-,„lo OPF1 ring's' . OKFHjJX to S; aniH -wen iPklBPtfl III! j"rt«oiit)-Oyer He. IT M. COOPKH, B. A.,M. D., .,..., ~ri'/ VWtBVJS/LSASma^.^i-»" OCVIOE mid BESIDENOE-Clinrell St. melt door to Farmen' Home), near ' Colnmbia St., New Weatmlnater, RO. OFJWCE.H()jD*»4»toM«^.;"»*oM*r a» tifrJin. ■ d»ll« laTjVii 4<l -w-»' try p»»mj)t»hK_ridi'a 1. ' i i 11 ■ T\R. F. WELSH, DENTIST, Now Westminster, B. C. ap_8te i'i '.I'll... IHI «w* tosr BBTWt.i = ^li.Ul . "owiosi-Ovo- D. & CnrtlsACp.'; Drag Store, Co-Uttifalst.,-Ifflr *e.ti|il»itl)W, ! ' Bionra—" to 12; 1'.80 to 7. , . ' Will vlaltChllllirluiint *hoilrst«Iondaj- and two followlns day« In each montn. T..t*.:,|j--**.i...i**^T*-**tt)ii *W i jM f, ■ BARBISTEBS, Wu 97. .IH)'*()to6_T6_<l.,_iio Offloe, Molie'iilB Sfre_Vl**(W W-fftj'Mter, and VaOToiviiC-Cc. ifl Ts*8ldw«o mrtiM!jO*!BOL*,, [■' ',{( '. w. ■if-uty.x ,,■, ' Money to Loin. TfTTT • (fit OC HO' . WALTER J. WALKBIt,' *' J -miwo -jrlol} ]ii/i Ami Mr, AeeouBtamt, tkt. Colonial Hotel, New Weatr. ;'i7*«._ildWii*-;*-!'''-' >■•>>'• > A. Formerly Howse, Hill A Rlckman, 6a«toanno«n-«f^!it*l«wmreaniiiol>|n. S.rvey.r, Br.IR.uteBr.Uer aad ,,. .j. t.avey.nrrr On and arterthe aat Instant. Offlce, New cal!Mbnl^tel,TluriwSt,'PdrtJJ_f*|*l.[ selfltc J. TRAPP, 1'." ADOTIOl Columblastreet,.. >u't,'!Ul T ...New Weatmlnater All commissions will receive prompt and carntul i-Hsiitlon^ Best «jete|-Mea W.D.FERRIS, LP, BOUSE ui SQIEJil iOEHl Bent and Debt Collector. SSVJSRtl BW(B, FAiM8 t«* BA|E. ,i».ro,.*-TM-i--A*.U»K.- 'TrtllBE-IT 1.181 BAM1H OOMPANV, ■artf-rd. Can. ''"OFFICEi-Ferrle Slreet, New Wostmln- tt^K-ioodZ,MQtm LAND SURVEYORS, keall Estate, Insurance and Commission Agents. .f-il-f': _-i-L . _,'".',, FIDE, UK, ACCIBEHT A i*Jt«*it-_M*WM0C goQ COLUMBIA BTKEF.T, ■C.leplHm.-Jf.g ^^J-MttST^ PITT ¥ bo. Real Estate, JKning M , ryjiNOOuvER. b. o. ,';.' LOANS NBQOTIATBfS.] • -. . teS-lo OKBBS, R/tttDnfiRO^. *»**'■ pmllwi Oonv.yaneers, Coll.etors, And ln.nrai.ee Agent., OIHocs at- VIOtOBIA: Fort SI sWKcilSHan*cniri " VANCOUVER, Coirfoyn-Stroet, '; BlilLDINO IA5T8 forealeln nll section, bt Vancouver and New Westminster City. ■ale ai ci.llllwli°i_J|s*Hl? llamiSeWl, lainfley, MnUquI, Sumas, Mnd Bay, Ud- ner's toiidlne, Lain Island, North Aril anil Plii. River. ! Maps anil Pinna exhibited and the lull- *ial Ittftii - — ■mis nnn -at-f.nioii.tiu ■»■•■• M"*__i**-»* ;;0.<K-i*WPHen drtBtractor/j ' .loi.l.ln. ol nll kinds promptly attended MF«-*e**W TURNER, BEETON & Ga W^RCHANTS, WHABF STRKET • VICTOBIA. North British and Mercantile , Insnrance Co. for Halnland. H.C; BEETON ICO., '? 36 Tlnsbury Circus, . , London, B, C. ,,l>.AV.IMf-*N,,,,! Skating. Rink TrilSWEIX-KNOWN ROt-tER RINK SATURDAYS, 2 to 4 in the, afternoon, una7:8D{pl0ln^ei)VMitnft jj f oh ' AamlMlon t Genllpmen f5c.; Ladiea free, Vee of 8knt-0Ht 25c., _ ' , ( Pe-reona wlihlnn to seouro ttio Rink for Beleet skating parties can dp so on appll- ff*0n'-Vtt^MUT_.;6^Wlki.C(..1 : dnol2|e • 11 Corner IilHtiDnmtln Streets,, ui\9Wffl___ih_h ■■■> FBAMKC. BICHMOMl. • • .' IEMK T' OURISTS' HEADtiUAUTERSj FIB8T Class in every respect vmny ufM EUc4 wllh all €!«av«Kl»f«i mt Mederm [•teta. New and Elegant In all Its Appointments. ri-lcM Hmderatt, ,, , | This maghlflcent Hotel U now open for ' mofGueats. _ f . i Tf i Iii ,11 o pfltnn will be spared by the man- p make thia 1 [piaJ:plciwantand COLUMBIA STREHTP, • ,. Npy ^y]BSTMINSypR, B. c. Oyttiw In any atylej gs^ft-fl-e pay^-Hl-eelf;, . Under tbe present management every- thlng.wlli.befound t-fit-olaasl"ndprims E. H. BARKER, Prop. The Mel Tailor ColpmbU St., New WeitBlmter, KAVINa JU8-|'l*.piSEIVED9'uli NEW AA RprliigBtoelc.Velnvltelnsiiectlonof the finest seleotion of EMllsk, gnleki Sen-MM, Freuk, _■■_- „^-•»i»■•*•*■"*,■, - rvr* SUITiMfiSI-^S Ever shown In New Westminster. We have secured the services of MR. HUGH O'HAGAN*a practical Cutt*rwholias had; Inhjel^l^taiitLondon.PiirlH.rtuilthe flendinir ^nstcrn ellkpt, aud tot a GOOD FJT and anMuriiyfewa defy ooittpelltlon i fflfeibiiriCfflftg^i' S. tt. WEBB, ?, AUCTIONEER APPRAISER , —A*"D—. EA AVING HAD KXTKNSIVK EX- . iierienee in California and'else- whelk in*.'the Alivebusiiiess, I am now prepiied to tek» cliarg«-»f .ay miss,, tibn or otherwise, 'tliat ,h, public ^a«Mlit*--- Sf' \sJ-.ts fluns, Biles, 1 artrldUM, 1'nwiler, Shot, FUblne TttcklK, Spi-eta- cles, Cutlery, ind Uar . . euismire, .. TO.BKMAlb AT THE Olili STAKB, •';. ; KNOWN AH T1IK -; erie Shop," IEET. Kotice, OOLUMBIA STREET. .1 wm.ntf Alv OTIOE 18 HKBE1IY HIVP.M THAT , alliiormnfllndODtetttotlutIrite.loslitin .Iwoo.l Heytiol.ls lli.uii'r. Itirmirrly of ..., jnStltHMftlr*i^"*r%&lJR-JI^t<(iv' tho uuderslgtii'il, roi'lhwIMi. ..ml ull ner- sona Having an., eliiinis r.uMlnr.1 ii.e csltitn are reqiilrp.1 lonirillslil.r.rii. rrl-rr.thereof,- duly verified, wltl.iiiK (.v.. mmitlis from this ilnlo, _ ■— . mm , i'o, ri-80F1HA k. n(wnri,! ',' .v.liSlnlHlrati'ix. Dated New Weat, IXI. Ulth, IH-S.. oolMHin —- -^.— ^f-^—r—^—,,,*_ REMOVAL. JDBft iu the Cla-ritwn-Ht: atlpiiil u. lm RANDBRUa li l*Ut TAKBN tiVlfKiKM ou the eorut-i- ft Mncki'ii-lf und Hl-reets, om** lilm-k utmvi ^uluiii- ttere tlit-y are unw piitpitni'l to lushioii**. I'Hirc JHOS. OVENS, ' H-.' .MAMUFAqiCBkEH OP . , Blg|p9M Alt Kinils of Maobfaaor, Patent Locks, Safes, Sewingj Usetuea, tc., to., Repaired. BLACKSMITHINC In all 'S'r|in^"(l4'|fefK'^f^£Iil'''l . Having secured flnMasi workmen, we feel confident of giving Mttsfactlon. «rHorse*shoelngaspeotajty. \y,y\ dw*Jly3ltc] Columbia Bt.. New Wkst. Insurance Itfj OF LONDON, ENG. Total Funds, $18100,000 (»r si .A. »!.'■»•) ' ESTABLISHED 1821 RiBks Taken at Rates as Low as any other ,j ReUabft^jfti^'yC^' f. R.PEARSOW, I llb-Jte (ae.'B.A:Br«)o.)|A'*E»T.1, W.R. AUSTIN, UEALEBIK AlaifeAsurntmenlof DRY GOODS -AND- GROCERIES 'x AlWitSON HAJ-D. 13.a,y and Feed. WHOI.EflAI-B AND RETAIL. WOOll AKD COAL DELIVKKED TO AUY VABI W THE CIT-. -•-' '(. -—J ■» Jj-*'-".-. We run two»ta««|dally,e«ieptSun4ays, to Port Moody, carrying H.M.S. mulls. An no! Iqtlor or tobacco Is used wo can by temperate habits .and' careful economy, serve thc r>ubll_ at esptclally low rates. '■ dwseSOte §v PIIACT1CA1. ^'■'^Mb--' " ' JEWELER, COLUMBIA STflffT, NEW WESTMINSTER. flpiMi.tlc Cunnl.iti.iin A tVs. .'::. 1 lini!EBlll\Vj\TDIL ur IiATK MANAOBK --OK SAVAQn A LYMAN, MUN'fBEAU CtrMomeleri, Bepe»ler«, (Ihrono- gruphers, nnd til One Watob rcpulrs a Specially. i -Sir one Hi*JiSo*Tt-i«8 wWelj J\ lmvo been injured by Incomnetcnt wrucli roualrera can lie made equal to new IEWEI.RY of all kinds made and HSJIllll. .1 rtrimheil. moderille. All work warranted; eharscs Estlm.itt.rr given free of charge. WALTDAM, EMUK, aad .llier Walebes and Jewelry cheaper Iksniar olker «.a.. In'Bi'C' ' Ij-XMKI-' SOMO 18 CARAT OOI.DAM- EKICAN BTEM WINDINO WATCHKrl, ......urate llmekeeners.USl nsnul prlee, ***. . ilwdeste. , ..-!■-- ■ ■ NOTIOE. In the Supreme four! of Brllish Columbia. GET/. 1IR09., on behalf of themselves aiul nil other tlio Creditors of T-oiiIh 1 .,uGOi(l-PLAlNT»'Wi •**** ' ■■ Ai*o'- '" EHWA Rl> (101,1), LOUia GOLD and KM- MA OaLU -UUK-WDASTH. T%\ ORDBIl OP THE HON. HENRY Jj P. Pollnw Croase, J., I nm appointed Re-'t-lver of the Rfl Ktitnte now rcKUlnrad lu (tu* niirnen vt the Oofrtntimt* or ellh«r of IIi-mii In the Lnnd Registry Offlee nt Kbk -iW-oMmlimtcr. .nnd the Dwelling Houmi! now occupied hy the Dofcndnnm or Mime nr one of tfiem Mltunte nt the City of Hisw WeRlmtnnter nml the perHonnl pro- nrtyof tno Defendants or either or any if them now ln or upon the Hid Dwellltig -- Ui • irtywf the Delendnhts or either or tiny - w In or upon the mid Dweltlnx the Hotel nnd iiremlnen idtunto of Vnm-ouvef kttowTi,tnB th* R. House n.n at lhe UU. Qold Iiouse. T. .1. AllMSTBIINO, .TRI ivepuly Sherltr, '■ r' lWelv,' JJ CI.ARKtoN JS-*REET,,'i' (1pp. RegMrj OBcc, New West'r. The largest nasortment of Wall Paper In the city. compr-jHinf newflBt p«Ue_mf, always on hnnd It boflom pflctw. R»rtl- "nw tvC'T. ft, Feinon ift Co.'b tnblo flt. sTmntt huat-lnc M dtieiate Btore, Columbia Hi Hjiecltilly low rutex. MANCI''ACTURER8 AND DEALERS IN * ' AI,t;•3WD8''o^, FiJiCSiTORt;. *" REI^OVK) *>*To shop lately oecnplod by Mr.Duroy, CoIumWa fttfeet. . Call and exatoliib oliir stook nnd prlcett before buying. We can't be UNIIKKSOLD in the city. Repairing of all kinds neatly done, W. HlOTHER<?_t CO. BelBtc P. PEBBLEa. i ;'- jS.yf. 1fl(CK|iET Peebles! Heckley (NEAR W-BCftANTS' SWARE) ' i'uiiiriTtiRE MANUFACTURERS, , | ' i —AHD— UPHOLSTERERS have oii ttift-iiS-xHiff i'akvest and best stock of fib NltirtK •» TBI MAIKMMD. ' HaMtvnrr Bedmaiu Swlten, _tm lib, Cherry, Walnvt, er Mafevgafty. EMlliiiHten for Ofllre And Store FifUiig*; An experlencoil upholt-lerer hon been engaged by the nrm, who are now prepared to do at' '*■' ' * ' ' " nolsteryllne. do all kinds of work in the up- dJlySto TO THE PUBLIC OWING 1*0 THE LARGE IN- ' crease ill the uumber of patients received at tfie Koyal Colombian Hospital, New'.Westminster, during tlit la»t year, tlie Board of Directors find It necessary to, appeal to the publie for assistance, 'In view.ot the fact that the disbursements for.the last six months have Ittm in excess oi th e revoflua, and that no ■lUlo subscriptions have, been solicited Jfmg thfe t^itliiWyeirs, the Board are compelled to uakb ^islapfiekl. '.■; Mr. Vf. H. Keary will personally canvass for subscriptions, \ 7 ' ; O.E. CORBQPtDi i f 1 v t " . " Presidont. New West., Sept. 28,1886. dvKS0tn2 TURES, GLOBES, Ac, noty pu hand. ' ' t^o|-|*« ntay be left at the Company's Office, Holbrook Stone Building, or at RAND BROS: " —"- J. L. ii-Jly:lll<i th HKRKBY mvKN tlint upplloi.tlon I will twuiwle lot In* Lenin tat iv* A»«.»«i- filyofllipPnivlnee of HrfUsh Goluinblii, ut the next hussIoIi ttiei'i-of. ft>M*n Aet to luonrtiorati- neotnpuny for the purpose uf rnnntrui'tliur, managing nnd maliitalnlni* .Waterworks at the lermlnnl point of the Cntiailfai. I-uclllc itnllmiy oiKuil Harbor nntl EiikUhh B:»y, irtiU' r.»r tno'ipurpo»e» thn-t-nf i*mnllnKlothe snid cotnpnnvtho prlvlU'ue of taking water from Cap-lano, Cruek^lliii-nnby Lake or -Mlier milthl*le Eiliit*. with power t'» the- m|dooi*Bp<tii»> t.ulhl ilni»ie».fttjiirthiHs, \t\y ntp'-H, erect dams, itequlrc lando, itml do ntf m.her nt-lM iind things ui!CPHKiiry for thep^po*^ afores'dd, •■" i-««aiSWKM{||> Unl.a Scptembor -Olh, 1S85. .-PtHo —tf I. MR. W- .,!,, CITY SCAVENGER. tf /iBnai'ooi.** \i mul oi.lnmr -if-.:r\«o v-st-* COWE ■AND SEE! W. H. HOLDEN, HAVING TAKEN POSSKSBION OK the " IVuiuemHW House,"--fronting 011 Coin 11. bl-tttiid CtArrit Ht reetu, oppwilte the Episcopal Churoh, and uow kuowu as the FARMERS'HOME! Will accommodate the traveling publie at the following ntte*: aingleAteaM^i.X * Beds I,.. 25 »*.Qooil nocommodatton for Ladle* and families. myjKc ■35 E. Hi^ttR-SQ^I, NUR8ERTMA5 A DEALER IN* Frott Aad Orwkenui trees, !< UDNER'8 Lanpiho, B.O. IHE BUB80RIBER WISHES TO IN- form the people of British Columbia _hat he has established a Nursery at -Ladner's Landing, and Is prepared to UU all orders for. Fruit Trees, Ornamental TreeR. Shrubbery, Vines, Small Fruits, Ac. Trees Imported or home grown according to the wishes of customers. The subscriber hb hnd a thoHmgh practical training1-in the business,' ana having a the country it Isnis T tha permanent stake in the country interest to deal * *' will wait upon tlements short) his personal af aul2tc Ind all orders will have ' e!" HUTCHERSON. c. Mcdonough HAV1NQ TAKEN Umdlwm's Bnlldln**, Front St. (POini.'ily occupl.'il by Kyle 4 Tllton), IS NOW READY to serve his customers and everybody with as good a stock as a man wauta to select from. . \f\ : ■;. kry GmiU. Creeerles, PravlateHi, Crockery* fllMftware, ttmmte, *te. Come and see the new'place, and let us know what you thick of it. 11 dwoci9iu c. Mcdonough. "BLUE STORE" WATCHES A One as'ortmenl of Amcrlfan Bil- . TCr WltChtf, pit. nuat-proof casos. Flrst-clahs 8wln Watckea, irom (8 ;: ' upward. CLOCKS A Urge assortment or 8.d»j Strlk- llgCloekl, with cathedral gong! aolld walnnt eftMsj latest designs. Alio. Betk neau* Sickle Altrm Clocks. JANICE of mm.™ Till. *»■•»» lonlrlir.» spnlallr. AU * Wnnnti tytr Remember ilie Storo, dwauJIyl pluce-the ''Blue Colcrmlila St., NowWest., ',, , KSTABLI8IIED 1859. BOBT. DICKINSON, BUTC^HE% Scirlj •■ippslle tke Oolonlal H«M1, . NE^V, WEjSlMINSTEB, h The Gas Company respectfully inform fh^ Public, that they ar^i prepared to do Qiis fitting at lowest jij-yssible rates Consistent witb'.rgfaod'.worfc- P' ,■**•»■ _ UUf RKBimt dmilSAKli, 1810. ^AgRp|y'of,FIX^L,; THE LAKGBS1 AND, CHOICEST assortment of all descriptioua of MEATS AW VEGETABLES Conitantly on land, ud aupplled to Fam. Illpa, Rcslaumuta, _ind SteiinboaUattli. WIWEST l-Ol_Sl<liI.K I'RICES. Bloc* M. put of IM.Irlcl Ul >. -**., la Ih'fkjr'-srtlM...*.. WHEREAS THE qEETIFICATE OK TltKo* Caroline Holer, to Hie nlH.ve fn>enUoni-.,LotrHa.-.'nk-_.tor tleatroyed I* MipUi-Hdoli haH lr,.n made (or a du- turn lll.rpol, no-lce I. tliwefore Ircn'lrv reSlbltt j- tfcr.li .rCTimcnlc ol title will l_Bl-dTiHletill,llint so lost or .loHrliy- «l, linle«*'l«((*1IW»li<!*il "o the contrary within nnMtiosiHi from llio date licrenf. ' «'«!**. AlMMBtRONO, . J'Ji Ile)iitty Heulslrar. Land Reuatry Offlce, r-n-j New Wcatminater, Mth Nov., 1886. ilnoa* * -JOlfeC.rBW|i|-TE, TAKE8rTBl« OPPORTUNITY OF thankhiitjlhr dhlhllp Jlor ihelrkhnl- nnd.uajui.nane iu llm past nnd be. ks the contlhnance ol the same to tils ness . apeak w^j¥^|j^,i*i,i\fsl,'),ffli"iyiiljw!!.wrtii A?l lifMMPtUiroie.i Iti J. e. nunto are djtofcnkd ImniedlaH. settlement; latO-mgalbsl.hliu ahould be pre- 'luwVMwbWiyi/- in- - OT*JI!l'Jr*!JlW'8Miij,1*':,1,i>-'w'P" . .JWlBdrys mslto. or - hail k, pictures to Mme, Ac/-**: plea*oil. c us a call. of ? *iT*1h*HiM»i**-I, " No»l dom to A.M.Horrl«*r'aDriutRlore, ' Columbia St:, N.W., B. C. dno«o BOY*'WAWtED. ApirtriitThl.nriiee. .4. Iffl i J'daiHlo FORSALE. mHE LEASE, FIXTURES AND STOCK X Of that well-known Variety Hlor,r next lhe Holbrook House, FrontStrnil. j (loclSlo Farm for Sale! A N IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE A cheap, and on easy terms, with i.r without the .lock. ,r , . M. NICHOLSON, dwoe7tc Mount Lehman P. O. FOR SALE. rVNE-HALF INTEREST IN theLANQ- U ley saw and Planing Mill: mill Ii. food order. For particulars apply oh the . remlseato ' '■■"• KWEST, Or, Messrs. DRAKE, JACKSON, . J aplStc A HELMCKEN, Vkitorla. FOR^REIITw FROM TBE FIRST OF NOVEMBER- tn 8-roomed House on Agnes Btreet; Also—From the'Flint of December-s. large Store, with basement, on Colnmbia Street, centrally sltueted, Apply to ■ if *jnj • HENRY V. EDMONDS, . doo23to LandAgent. foe:: sale. THAT DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE ON Lot 7, situated on Provost atreet, be* twueu Mary and McKenzie streets, now ln tlie occupation of Cnpt Grant; contain* ,8 rooms with usual offices. ■ •■ . ' . .Valuable City.Lots. Farms near City. Farms on Pitt Meadows. Farms on Mod fifty. 80 acres of Land at WlionooJt Railway Station. 74 acres of valuable Land 3 miles from CHy on Hastings Road; 1800 cords of Cad- , ar could be cut. Apply to ' CAPT. PITTENDRIGH, JeflStc Lnnd Agent, New Westminster. ForSale! 1 SPAN DARK BAY MARES, 1 and fi 1 yfears old; -good travellers; wow single or double;' ■ ■ ,r IBayM»r»e.8year8old[ worksslngleor double; ulceludles-orgontu- saddle horse;, very gentle. •" .'■.•■•i-'.ummfir 1 X-seftte* BMSgyt 1 springs; nearly new. jumt TtimmtmjUmy on North Arm, Fraser liter, < --.-- «.w ■■ »bbls.8iiH8abH*Hi. 8 fcalf-»Wi. Salt SalM«KBelllM. - '■.,>:„:,■.i-.TTZt-M Also—«m *wd «Re>Hl>lh lnlemt Is, "■^S^-T-r ** PE.NGH.lih New Weat,, Nov. llth, imt.. . dwnol-te , Cream & Fancy Cakes ■j—GO TO-j- A. DIEBEL'S FRONT STREET, Orr. C. P. N. Wharf. .,- dse22tc , , ,. -IITHEHEASI HAVE BEEN APPOINT- W od receiver of all th. penional fs- • late, effects and credits, Including liooH debts and all other choses ln action du. or accrutna due to William laaac or1 tot, Hammond,, by virtue of an order In the County Conrt of Vicioria. dated the -1st day ol September. M80, all pmjsoM ar.v. hereby warned from receiving, talcing Into posseaflldn or holdlltr any of thr aaid eatute, or from paying to the said William : Isaacs, his agents or servants, any blan-' Ies, or trim dlsooslug or In any dealing with said estate. ■ . ■- . J . . It la also provided bythe said order that all peraon.lndebted tothe aaid Mtaleor having In their possession any effeotaof thesaldeatah.(otherthanwh.t haabwa legally disposed of), arc to pay, deliver or account for the same to mc. "' rT. J.-ABMSTHONfl. ._' ' Deputy Shetlff. New Weatmlnater, R C '. ■-. Oct, JBth, ISSU. lil dwocJ7tc Everr M»n to tis om busIbms j&l.. I'B'-BXj'B. practical CHEMIST& DRUGGIST, COLUMBIA STREET (OPP. COLONIAL HOTEL), ' KSW WKSTMNSTMl, B. 0. rkyilelMi' FNMrltf-m m* Fmi* :' 1 Ily BccipM » SpeeUltf. '. N B. — Only Genuine tStvg, cnl. Ovei-twenty veara'eupeJjWno.. nun Public Notice krlntBDliff mllK UNDERSIGNED.(THANKS TO , I' the kindness and ppr_nls.Knv'6r t»« Mayor nnd Oily council) two weekl >■<* re-opened tho Public Library, and takja this opportunity to oflW'nnliivt*«itlo»to. resldontsofNcwWcslmlnstcrtoiayhlm avlalL Papers and Magaaines from ,,, directions are received fcf*patron. «_4 visitors, and more will be added In case a reasonable suppnit is obtaJlMHl. Tha tarmattre fill cents a month, in iSmemmA,, papera, Ac, are paid for In advance, TMa will amount tn about lc_bta*dacy,or U» cost of one cigar for acven dayBpennlMlon tn ace news from nll over the world, tme. elt'tianl books which mny Iw ohai-tfW every 24 hours! There Is no compulsion nlKu.t this, but thoso who believe In Mt*,- tll.g In oil! of lhe rain and Whooan *__«_ adtcniit (Ire will doubtless appMelata thb institution. Ladles and strati.en are free, si. doubtless all the parties who believe In BH.c Ribbon will enme forward a. once and Join thia attractive afTalr, both tor; their own credit and that nf others. Collie one, como all, and you will be attended to . by one who oan aoap all claMee, vl*. I Yours Respectfully, tlENHV W. HWHUS. New Weal, Aug. 30, HH. daajtte REMOVAL mHE UNDKSSIQNED WlLl.AT THB I end of month move his buslaeu Into. Willtemu'e'a newBnlld^.imBori'eljrlj. ton Square, and now offers hi. -took or FurrTiturcatorbelowco.*. Com. buy. ,,. AdJolnlngDloklnsonliMeatMarket. New Westminster, NOV. 1, IBM. dmrtinl NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS DAY. Dedication. Baptist Church Change of Time...„. „....!. Irving Wood and Coal. 2 A. Bnrna Notice t#. 0. BiiyJcaux iitilii fritiiWi Cokmbian HMdiiy Evening, November SU. UW. The mayor of Cleveland is no toady to anarihiit*. The other day a coupl. ol anarchists applied for the armory to ^old u njeetiiij* yrljere Mrs. Parsons was to speak. Mayor Uardnet- in his reply said: ''As long as my name is George Gardner, and I have any authority, you can not have any oity Imijding, for any sui)h meeting. t)uV p'Sople are law-aUid- ing and loyal We do not want any instructions in regard to our duty from those who favor bomb-throwing and murder. I advise you not to attempt to hold the meeting you speak of, for just us sure as.a revolutionary sentiment is voiced tliere will be trouble. We won't liave it."—Chicago lnter-Octan. It is a pity tbe mayors of American cities and the American press did not think of this sentiment when they were conniving at the organization and plans of the Fenian brotherhood, which was quite as bomb-throwing and murderous ds tho anarchists. To-morrow will be the last day in November, and wc shall very soon reach the end of the municipal year. Mayor Dickinson has stated that he will not stand for re-election, aud if he will hot reconsider his determination it is time steps were being taken to select a person worthy of filling his place. The city has grown very much in size and importance during, the administration of the present mayor, and it is to lie hoped his successor may be a person fully possessing the confidence ofthe people as well as the ability to administer the municipal government with intelligence and. efficiency. "Wehavereacnedamost important period in our history, and a false' step how may plunge'tis into difficulties which may result in serious embarrassment. It will require the best statesmanship this oity can command to guide her to the great commercial position which is now'**lthinreafch.' We hope no one will: be elected to tHe position of mayor or councillor who has any other interests to serve than the city's wolfare. '.*— ii-*4- t^sti. From a card published in another column it will be seen that a fresh candidate ^0r the honor of' representing this .district in the house of commons has come to the front in the person of Mr. James Codville. Mr. Codville is one of the pioneers of British Columbia, having come to this* province in the year 1858, and although for some years residing in .Ontario, he declares his intention of returning to this province with his family next spring to remain, i! Mr. Codville's residence was at Codville's Landing, opposite Sumas. There are now four candidates in the Held for the representation of this district in the commons, aim as it is quite certain that not more timn one of them can be elected we hopej tlw selectors-will ox- crcise their franchise with intelligence. It is a great pity the vote should be so divided, for,the probable resllr^WiiVW,t'heiiy.ti6h:bi.i-, candidate who has some personal scheme in view, and who will consequently work more energetically in his ow'nThterest tliuh the others. It is doubtful whether the result of the late*convention will meet with the anticipations of tliose who composed it if. all the present candidates remain in the Held. " Not long ago an Indian woman was reported dead in the "swamp" where (_»* deeds and the most of the city's sweepWgs may tie found. Her name..was Mary, and alio is said to li.tVo been a sober and industrious womau who earned a very comfortaJJe«-ji»i*(j'*bjr.': Washing in the city^ArHiOT mbrity InW Ap for a rainy day. The cause of death was stated to be intoxication, Uitder, the eflec^V^wlfiBhe-fello'vfra stove and burnt herself fatally. But there are rumors on the street whicli absolutely, contradict this report, and it has been very plainly hinted that there.' is reason to suspect foul play. No inquest was hold on the body, because, although we hav.i two coroners in the city, neither of them will undertake the' expense of holdirnT an inquest unless his fee • and expenses are guaranteed. The governing*!*}'; claims that tho city corporation -is responsible for inquests heM within the city, limits, but the. bity refuses to admit this principle, .c Until this dispute has been settled we suppose no inquest will l.e"Jheld.*nd;men or women found dead will be dumped into the ground, like.J*I»ry, without a proper _enquiry.'-Tf'suoh n state of JSffaihi is permitted taoiusLwe,*ua^)X| this period if ,& Wis* fittor he marked *^*tAg»dia!l-en6ugti til till a good^lzedvoluffje. We.ndvfle the city.>«»unoil to take the matter up nt te<4 :^)d,' 'brfojj/titb'i''final SHttleinou't,<»dM is eertninly disgraceful to -illo* t|ijs,dispute to remain as aSafeguaM to the footpads who infest1 tlfd Swamp. •JSTOTIOE. T HEREBY GIVE NOTIOE THAT I 1 Inli'uil loapi.lyut thc nest sitting of the Licensing court for this city for a License, to sell fermented ...rrl Intoxicating liquors if retail on-the premises at novip as _gc '•tJliiKlii'-m Hoi.se," ■cafter caller 'New Westiriinster, Sth Nov dnoffltd Wfe*>UJqtey LADEAUXf ARCHIE BURNS DEALER IN Wood and Coal, WHICH WILL BE DELIVERED IN nny part uf the City ut lowest current rates. LIVERY AND FEED STABLE. Orders may he left at thc Store of W, H. Hums, cor. Columbia und ltlr.cl.le Sts. lieneral lUaakmalik shop on Richard Slreet,opposl-eTtia'Hunlni,' Mills, dnoaote Change of Time! flJHE C. P. K CO. (Ixi.) STEAMER, "R. KfcitHEf" Will Icuvc X.e\v Westminster . on her TUESDAYTRIPS at 4 o'clock ir. tn.,-ln- stead of 7 o'olock a. in.,as herotoforo, until further notice. ^Slie wilt leave ouTlmrs- duy.*. mul Saliininys nt 7 o'clock a. m,, ns heretofore. JOHN IRVINO, THOS. T.. I-RIQGS, Manager. Agehl. dno29.v2 Olivet Baptist Church DEDICATION ON LOTdklfe, Dee, 12. SERMONS BY Bey. T. «. Baiter, nt 11 ». in.! Kev. W.IUrini, M., i„ at 3:30 p. in.; Rev. A. B. Bankn. ut 7 p. m. DOUGLAS & DEIGHTON. Mauitfnctureis^and Importers W> Harney. Saddles, (fi- dle^Whtps.etc. %E#WESTMINSTER,---. 0. dw-jly31to . 3STCTICB. ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO "US are requested to call nnd settle their account** at onee.' By dotftrso they will oblige ns und save themselves further trouble. i* . ;, ; i *' ; ij N.B.—Ali;ao..oiuiiK not nettled before thc 10th of Deeembcr will be placed in the hunds of n eol lector for collection, ■KELLY BROS., dnoMinl , . West End Bakery. '-Wj-QffiiJrH OO^^jftL-fcT-S- Dec. 13. A GRAND CONCERT B Y. A VICTORIA CHOIR and Others. Capital, IftQOO'OOO; losses PaW, S4S,«00,000 .««.«•» Tl»m*a»»ie«m JS.MOO Rates as Low as any other Company doing Business in British, Columbia. S3- Kisks promptly tsben, and Losses satisfactorily adjusted. ]T.R. PEARSON, di)C7tc (B. C. S. 4 P. Co.) AQENT. WILL BE HELD ^T THE DRILLCS5HED TICKETS, for Concert, One Dollar each. I J-01 IGKS! BRICKS! R SAI-B-A LARGE V. ANTITY. APP'^-W.Rrft*^_r_!l...',. dnotral TO,THE. ELECTORS ,0_P; ., New Westminster Dislrlci. AS NOMINEE. W TH-E. DISTRICT Convention, I have conwtated to offer nysRlf an a eiwlldnlctoflU tbe vacancy In the HotiKftof Connuoni. caused bythe death of Mr. Homer. - j >; • ■ duofltlewtc-wtc p. Mi-GILI.;VliAY. Change of Business IiHE UNDERSIGNED HAS PUR- ; chased the entire stock-in-trade uud business of Archie Burns, comer Columbia A KlackleSUi.,aii'l Is prepared turnip- ply thc public With Hr-tt-oluwn Groceries, Provisions, Dry Goods,-to., n.,lowcstrates. Aeatlsellciteil. dno20tc . ... , W.H. BURNS. VTOTICE IK HEREBY GIVEN THAT _\ 30 days nfter date we Intend applying lothe Chief CommlnHionor of l.:_nui.and Works for a licenselocuttlmlieronthe following described hinds, namely, lota numbers 3*2, 3.13. 8JM, :W7, in Group One, New1WesUiilpsterDlHtric>: ■ ,: Dated af New Wostnli aster, 27th day ol November, 1880. HOWLING A SONS, Hy their Solk-itora. dno27mt CoBBpui.1) * MHIolu ■ ml .-Comb ALE. The Str.^Cladys" THIS WELL KNOWN RIVER 8TEAM- er, well found nnd lit pi.-rfcct runnthft order, is offered for sale usshe now stands. For purtlcuiurs apply to m™ W. B. TOWNSEND. N. B.—Thit would be. A^fine chance for farmers to form a Joint stock company and buy n steamer for their trade. I dwnollml Executor's Notice I Id lhe Miller or the Estate orr. Kluble, tfqeeucd.. * LL PERSONS " HAVING CLAIMS A. against tbe Estate of the late F. Kimble arc rcqiieNted to present the same nn or before tbe Mth day of December next. and all persons Indebted to the salt) Estate are reciuested to settle the snme on or before the suld date. H. M. COOPER, ' - i JI Executor. New-Westminster, Nov. Ill, INM dnlflin PYEMIA U Uie mostvlnileut form of b)ood>polMfr in.-r, Ltiws Kpeeclily fatiil, but not hh eev* Intiily so, is the vitiation of tbe blood of wliicli the first symptoms nre Plmplei, Sties. 1 tolls, nnd Cutaneous Eruptions. When the taint of Scrofula gives wiirnhi(,'of its)in*seiii.t!bvsuohfndic'_tuW-Ji, ito time should be lost in twing AYBK't SutsAPAitiLLA, tbo only perfect and rell- ah\f. iiicdieine for tins purification of tbe bl»od, ' ,' -. ••'* SpRPFUlA ,ra( In n foul corruption tit Ilie blood ttatrbtt out nil ttie miu-binerv of life. Nothing .will cmdli-i.te it from tlie svstcrn and prevent Its tninfmriskion lo * offtiaring. curt Avkh'8 SAHSAPAitrm. Thlrprejfrwv Hon l*. also tlie only one tbat -will cleanse ilie blood of Mercurial poison and the titbit, of C'ontoglotis Diseases, Impover- Ixlii'ti blood Is productive of ANEMIA A ivret.jli.'d poinll»)ii rndlcatedby Pallid Bkln, I'-lara-il MuairlM, Staattend Nerves, nml Melancholy. It. Int Mj'iniitoina ure Weakness, hSMwaar, Loss of Nerve Force, ami Mental Df*. ttlon. ' ItH couroe, unci' ... iinl.lv to Imiinltj' or deatk' 'tronn trpiliir-iitly Miflirr from it. Tho obj. ttfldl. trine Unit, whilo purifying the hlood, en* rirlwa.It with new vitality, andlDTl«or»rt. tlmwkolosystem,Is • ■> V -j.'- J. D .1. C. Ayer* Co., Lowell, Has* i December 15 and 16. IN AID OF THB BELL TOWER J-AIB'OPEK AT 1 PJ M. j Admission' • 25 cents. Children with PiminUi, FroeJ , SUPPEB frnm 5 to 7; price 511 C3nls. Wednesday Evening: A CONCERT! Adnilsilrrri.Hlef.rU. Thursday Kvenlng: BROOM DRILL, TABLEAUX, RECITATIONS, CHRISTMAS TREE: Ad- " mla-loo, SQccntx, '■ • tf, ' ufi_Oy_ter* after Concert. ..j.. ContrHrutlons fnr nny of the Slulls will bethnnkfully received l.y Mra. l)l..klii-on nl- Miaa Wootta. dno_7l.l AUCTION SALE ' J —OK— 11 REAL ESTATE, Household Furniture and General Merchandise. T HAVE RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS I from Mr. T. pEJOHTON to sell by Fiibllc Auction on Vrlilny Evening, the ard December, tit 7 o'clock, tbat VERY ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE altunted on Edtnburgli Street, ln tbe city, and next tlit; residence of Mr. Smitbera. jj This doetrnble pro)*ftrty in very■ favor*- Ably situated, with u uplendld vie* ot tUu Fraser iiv«r and siirroniidliiKUt and It wtttiln eaiy reiichof tha new GOT Works and tbo Royftl City PlnuiDK Milln. Tlie House in well built and ooirtmodionely arranKed, belug all lumber GnlKlted inside. It contains six rooms and a large hall, c feet wide. There Ib also a conveniently arranged Stable with 3 stalls uml hay loft; good Chicken Horn.**; and,a splendid Well of exeelloiit water.'crlbbefl from tiie bottom and whicli nost Ws to din. Tho Lot, which ta ffflxl-i-J feet, bi thoroughly cleared und laid down for ganlen-rtud orchard; will be told tvlthout reserve, .. Iwlll of C'ai teens,Hosiery,G es, Men's and Boys' Suits, Hats and Pap), Waterproofs, Stoves, Tables und Table .Corew, Chandeliers, Window Blinds, Writing pesk.SU Chairs, Sowing Machines, and a variety of Dry Goods and Groceries. The Sale will be held ut Auction _ ._ _, _. in Hardwire 111 aluosellat natue timo-IU'innapta !an)et, Wloct.ys,;Dr(.i!iHGodd3,Vfi*ve? s. Hosiery,Gloves, Trunks nnd Vails- held j rapp'* it 7 o' eloek p.m. Rooms in r. ar of T. J. Tnt] Store, Columbia Street, at sharp. ' , , dno26td Auctioneer, ROSS BOOTiSHOE r-_A_^__ii6_E^_^ JUST ARBIV_.D: $15,000 STOCK -Fnm tho prinoipal Homes of Germany, France, Great Britain, the United State, nnd «nr great Dominion. 600 LINES KEPT ON HAND. CALL AND SEE MY STOCK BEFORE YOU PURCHASE. , ■'.; ttttt »Stt 8k0n, irom TiOo upwnnla. Mt*BrtliM flc-odn * lom-Yiims .'■Sfallklntli. " Ladle*' t easts' Bllppcru for Xm»- . i; th, lov«l(«t citsf ken. ^-MnotU-lOffkltm't. ChHd. : ii^en'i Boota...!.....*;.- ..■': ;i'i.) WM. ROSS, CelMial Httcl Black- t'»l«Mkla 81. dwnolJllc •S-THAT^rtf WANT. 1 low lap! $i.25iir|^iJ*H^-::$ii2& DISTRIOT OF Sewlestminster .fUST ISSUED BY mn Price, $1.25. .This Map has been produced at gre»t cost, and gives a vast amount b_ information novor before available respecting the most important district in the Province. The new Map shows- the latest surveys, the latest roads, the line of the 0. P. B. and extensions. BUY A COPY. publi-i**."--^ »*£,;. :h;j j RAND BROS. Beat Estate, _nsi_ra_.ee and financial Agents, NEW WESTMINSTER, VANCdUVKll ' AND VICTORIA. ■■gM. ■ttmmmmn.' - mWW\ Just Received by C. F. R„ t« liri uu Mmum ■ ' M.-i-fiiiAtr* „ •-■, OP EVERY DESCRIPTION. 'illiiciyi'iH: 6im KOR SALE-AT i. R. Pearson & Go's HEW WESTMINSTER AND VAMttOUVER. - , is. \l apMlo These''Stovesv were selected by Mr. E. S. Scoullar personally;'and are fron^.J-he celebirated flip - of S-^Jp Bros.. Hamilton, Ontario, which is a guaraftit^e that they can't be beaten in quality or cheapness. Now'a-s the Stove -season is drawing to a id|)se, and as we don't intend to carr*f awy* Heating Stoves,over till next season,1 we are offering these $toves at PRICES "REVER *•■ ttEApp bf BEFORE IK' THIS CITY. > As the whole .stock,',;taust' be jQldsed out WitK6W'dfelay, it will be to your intefest to 'c6irf8'HS'aH^ and secure BAR- GAlfeV:,;.:,;:.,.;;;;;,;;,.-; : l^^II.' We alseearry the largest"and best se**' lected stock of Cooking Stoves,' Rangesl Tinware, Brass Gdbds, Iron Pipe and Tit- *ting^iij.>Bri|ijsh C^jimbja, and.,pur, ftopds are raered atpnee^-tnat wjll defy competition. • Tinsmithing, Plumbing and Steam and Gas-Fit^itti' doiieT b*^ -first-class Mechanics. All Work.guaj'an,tee_i.*..<u !; '; WfeJ kfefe-p a '\M& a^ortment of GAlS FIXTURES and CHANDELIERS. > . ■ |,S^fioullaf rpd., 1 wi-V.5 JtSoWriibia St., New Westminster, B. C. IIKALKR Is IHP0KTKK IH Dry Goods CLOTHING GROCERIES JUST BECtjlVHDm iDltr-HoO))!., ii u uMHl ■'■ ' I ' A NEW STOCK In all ahadea and msturlal of DRK9S GOODS, including CMhowiaa, Meriuo., Slllta, Satina, Black and Colored Volvo- teens and Pluah... COTTONS (bkuilwl and 'unbleached).. LlNIMiS, BUT. TOMS, HOLLANDS, *c. Oroy, Wliite,1 Scarlet and Checked FLANNK1.S. LADIES GLOVES, bi Cottoo, Wool, Silk snd Kid. Lidie. Merino ami Limb |WMlj Vosta. JERSEYS, aU prloea. Hoaiery, Muslim, Dinger Irieli Linen, Bri)liknt8, tcM *c. Men's Clothing I , For, Quality, Stylo, Fit and Prico, ' onn'tfbe touched. .;) .. ,-: ;-. -,,i .■ -\ MEN'S FURNISHIN88 In overy Line, , Cotton, Merino and Wool, Underwear, White'shirts, Ciin*-, Collars, Glovea, Braces, Carilli{an .Tack - lets, ftc. Also, Cotton^ Merino, 'C.'iali- more, Lniuba Wool and Knit SQCJKS, in great variety.. ... .- Alao, HATS and CAPS, Ladies' anil dents' RUBBER GOODS' itid UMBRELLAS. ■■ ■■:,".; .'r'X'.. ';*•; In Iiouse Furnishing, Roods Carpets, Ruga, Window Pulea with Ring* and Mountings, Window Holland (Buff, Orcen and Strlpod), Damask and Cretonnes, Sheet!ngu, TowoU, Wliite Counterpanes, Bleaclied and Unblench-.d Table Linens, Xapkins, Ticking!, filauh- ets ana Arctic-down Quit!.,'Table'Cloths and Covers. IM GKOCKKIKK 'Everything found in n flnt-ulass Kstab- ..lialijount, and nono Imt the l*Ht. Canned Gooda, Fnilts, Meats and Ve«etable«. , I riant .ifferthfrip CihhIh. I (1»ii'l lm) f hew sr kerp thrui. itiit I akeir you Ike bcsl Hfed nt tke ItiWt-M prlrr thry rnn Itr Mlrt al, and y«H get whnt ire reprrnrnl* dno2H1o dwno22m I HOUSE! L 'flasi .a a -;;"W';M.;:.:''W^*^I®» HAsmf*tpfiEiyj_;p'.., a "yiny FiNfi''^)_*b(._^"',bifli:' .1 o III JI V.. ;l ,-ei IV.JHi i ' I ''—-CONSISTING bF——.., ''' "" Millinery, Dress Coods, Cottons, Sheet' ings, Tweeds, Flannel*. , bi Ladies' and Children's a£ters, Jackfets L 'f f fli1lindl!0^fk8, ■«« m Tlie,ji^e,y"ii^e:iin.stii^la-g-_!t, Stpjik oit tlm Mainland. IJo need to.gOTO Vfetona.'- ' Baft SW DRESS OOOI.il- iu thc new materials snd shades for the season. We aillSSHoAti'n'tol'ifcVfttVqus 8EA,,f8||RCJE,^fAjF c. and 75c; cannot be spoiled by have at various prices -37Jc, 50c, G2Ji rain "and even tliou^li -oak**tl Ul soa water or lmiled in soda, will stii I'etointlVpWWA^CMiiDfc' ; ; ! :! ' The GENTS' DEPARTMENT is wel. sup-jlied with' f ieS, Br8' pes, 8hlrts, Socks, Ac,•*«<>»»--"■ »*>_1.f«Jiionsbie sto^rf **imesimssttmmmi. -iM i.,< XH'EiUNDERSIGNED HAS' —t.Q BfC-jSOl.t.- At Cost and Below! FOR THE NEXT NINETY DAYS. ' Gnm Boots, §6.00. Mold for «A.OO. Initially luw prfess on all otlier Kublier tiooili. Itese (Ioods arc all American umnnfiieture. i .1.1. > ftleji's Boots, 91.o0, sell f*r $3.50. l.iHllcs*' French Kids. $G, self |l9i#*•«> • J1 ( f, *■■• xm.,?pux.— T *T_»n-.*»i*rr* w Tlirao UiimW iSiA'lwlill^&MlMiMiHi tlie mst 8 «iontli>u 11 -ttst, k«B|*«-r-|l|! thing in my line cull on. ly snil g.t yonr choice) snrl yon will msn bv ao doing. p ,''.., Jk-moxixs-exit S-ixemiBla: an-.**rk'«l."s '*'*''™ FOR. O-4L0SC OVXiT, tlimvima LORNE ST., OPP. COURT HOUSE, [8 PREPARED TO FURNISH ALL kinds of MoavMCMtsl Work. Specialties in Scotch Granite and Italian Marble. Rough and Fine Stone tor Buildings. IOV PROYIHCIAl-feRCRBTAEY'sOFriC-E, , , . ■ «h November, 1889. , ■WTHEREAS TIIE tIEUTBiNANT**ai>-1 ijflp vernoi-in pounoll Hi empowered^ t ■inder tho "Public Schools Act,T885-"to pate.Sehool District*. In addition'to tliose already existing, nnd to define tbe IwundarleBthereof, and from time to time v to niter the boundaries of existing District; It Is hereby notified that His Hon our has beeu pleaded to create the tract of id enclosed within the undermentioned land boundaries a School District, under tho title of the "Round, Prairie School District, vIk.i—All of Tbwnshipi M,-m arid 38, Osoyoos Division of Yale District. ■■ . -s Also, that His Honour has been pleased to direct that the boundaries of the "Spallumcheen School District" UejHtttM and /( redefined as follows:—All of Towrisfiips 4 And 7, Osoyoos Division of tale Distriot. Also, that His Honour lias beon pleased ' to direct thptithejipme of the '-OiwyUle. Sohool District" be changed to "Vancouver School District," and that is boundaries be altered and redefined ds follows:* it'M*! i The same as those defined, on theofflotal mftp of the CItyof Vancouver. ^JpKw;- :,n,r;.1' Prbvlncinl Secretary. ByCommhncLihiw - .TNO.,ROB80N GUNSMITHS.. ■jj.V v-V /. tr- ailT" :.; Iwrvi .itwr -*r-AND—*,:■ ititrgfi,,, ■.,„, ,-H .REVOLVERS !.„».) Mill BtMHplM...... '.» ,| Hiiii-j Tiokk SutiajEiim, POWDER AND SHOT CARTRIDGES, SHEU8xm, RELOAOISQ TOOLS. special prices for urge Quantities of ammunition. ssr All Mnll Ordrr. will hr .ml ('.».». W.SRpn-twiwl I. .(.nil bM> '* «"» IVurkRnd M.ytliliis In ltn> mruliunlr«l Use, AU w*rk tmnkterH. sink (mu/.- ale or l.rcecU-loililluit) U In by Id. il.y «r . C1IW.KR O-HIBOB * COUIMSU STS. i' new1 Westminster: ' " Th. New Uau Htarr. ilnoJti. P^CIHG . ! , -.TTjv i, ij: I ..- jrii ws m ■ l •J' •!' itiprtw^l^ & .,ti irt'i^ I JKt! trlti V1IO 1 .Jllill (.loih J.I1 ,r 1,'lllrV '-JI <> ii*) > i-'-<i i ".'J.IMI -UJ) i J( ll nil. , !',:l I-. 1 .ri .„; ,.,| ir.-.ll/i-; I l_MI.F«CTIUU_AIMrilRTEIllOf ,, Farm Wagers,;'; ;;itii.*;-; f^E_9rew;.;^aj!!en^, elivery Wagons, ' j- - ,i ...Carriages, IPpp Buggies, ,;;,;%:,'• Open Buggies, Phaetons, i;'1" ' i.' ,mt'.. Butcher Carts, Dog oarts^;',. ,,,.'":':'! ,v Drays, Stages. > TIND BVEHYTfflNa IH THK ! ,V__HICjI.E,UNE.. ... r,,., f W« havu a Itrija atouk pi. moat uf tlio aliovu m-tiulea on liunil, alao a larg« ■tocltof Wagon ami Carriage Matcrinl, ' -W-wola, WomIsIhI Hsnlwsim n . I ur) , Hevslrlm. Pslslls* Is TrlnHnlns ni don. at reaaonable pricua, .- . . In nil it. Brandhm. .iij.i ,livinp. h.ul J.ul . Eatimatc. given on Irbnviifk, anil ' Contraot. tsken. ' Agricultm-al > Implit- menta made ami rmsbwl, and allliiuila oUronworMo. Saw ,^U_, *_oggj*,|,, Vainp. and Fannera, kept tn alock and MSftoSilW? '";■' *W-,*U ■ Hirse-Shoiilnit and General i '.'.tli TnWWr'm.r r-'ii. vs. We »1bo keep ln atook to anpply Un trade, Iron, Steel. C^isa, .CnmS.rlwd , Coal, Hone aiul Os Shoea, Harrows, Iran and Steel Harrow Teeth, Carriage' Bnrlnga and Astra, anltn 6oni{iltft« MiKk of Carriage Hardware.'.. 'j Inn nr.sr ..Fartlei iw|uiring anything in onr lis. ilj ki! will Iind by iii.pc-ting our .rtock thst. . clili they, don't require to - I ill n. -it .'1...0I i| :i:i ■ ji... I;' '1,15' llW] urn' 19V u] ,toV''theye«ng s reasonable "r !■ get what they went, fo'r thoy can get a' niparior article at s reaaOnablo pritje Herel ' n niinv ui -,,, 1 >u We are alao inanulaoUlrlng and Wllng i tlio Mlfl.raUd ,, | , ,;..,., j, ,.,'„ ,,.,;(!,. ,nll . VICTOS BAT lAlill-S PHB8.J iv, At roduoed'tifloe»i"ft|;li tlie'btnA'att*' ''':'' ilieap.at Prea. In tli» market, n orii I... .11 .■UPWeliST.s'litlheKeatwOrkme'l'ttk..' '"'*• < TtTiS^f'n'MMLV^f. ■' m.cnlly wee.o offerliwdwuin.l.t,,|Wuf.i i.jt.l atfMttrl' 'li th.ahnpw ll.S) .uannUiHl -olw'.at». |,.iJn( reprMwti.il. Orders,Trom the connirji promptly altended to. >"<r . p'lf »r.(. ilwoelml REID ft OURRIE. THE DAILY COLUMBIAN '■mm CoumiA Statushy ahd Piimiiko Co. At the Company's Hleam Printing Establishment, Columbia St. -»llvered In the City dally.. .25c, per week Mailed dally, one year .10.00 Traastrat Advertise ments.-Flrst inaer- [oti.lOets. per Hue solid nonpareil; eaeh ubseouent consecutive Insertion,2ctH. per 'ne. Advertisements not Inserted every ay, 10 ets. per line each Insertion, l per month; 2 Ins. HI; li ool. 15.80; % col. ■1.75; 1 col. IIS. If innertecl for lees than a ios. 10 per cent, will lie added. Special Nellees among reading matter, > ets. per line eaeh iHsertlon. Specials ailing attention U> advertisements, lOcts, er line, BlrthK.MHrriagt-Hund Deaths,$1 for each isertlon: Funeral Notices ln cotfnoctlon 1th deaths, 60 ets. eneli insertion. (HrlluH Hal**, wiien displayed, chnrged ■ per cent, less tuiiti transient advts, If did, chnrged at regular transient rates. jkjmok.-. We nn Author- to'state tliat Mr. Donald Chisholm the field as a candidate for the seat in the Home of Commons rendered vacant by;. tbo.death of our late lamented roweaeiitative, Mr. Homer. W! AI J<dwofl85tc . ■•*»■'*» ■ Pian0 Wniho.—Iffr. !G.; W. Jordan, of Goodwin & Jordan, Victoria, will viiit New Westminster during this month. He comet), highly recommended. Orders for tuning or repairing may be left at. Mr. Pearson's store. dnol3tc m :,AN "HE WEEKLY COLUMBI InaeA ..err talanlar ■•rata* Sfni^^&^mr^st ailed, II month '.. 1.25 WUKLV ADViriltlNO MTU. .. _ _, _.. jrllne. Maadlas AAverll.ea.eal..-Por 1 Inch, SO per month: 3 Ina. *° perm.; alns. 82.110 .r m.i 1 col. 312.78 per m. I( lnant-jMnr. is than 3 mos. 10 per cent, will b&acMM these ratea. , Bpecial notlcea among reading matter, ota. per line eaeh Inaertlon, JJala must be all mataLsaMMMfetciita i extra rate will bo sorted In either lasu isue for less than $1. l*tyMlffi (S°'**mbiim Hoadar Kvealai. K.vf-aber Jts. mt. ale—Hotel doing a good paying j The oity counoil moots to*1 j Judge Harrison came into the city fn to-day's train. . jm Af»llUn.o.OB*li»*#n-^.i.|i.t f'oeivedatT. R. PesnoniCo/a oel7to J For Sale—Hotel doini fnilneu!. [ urner * t Oo to Protliero'a for Parlor and ianging Lamp.. The finest aaaort- fnet ever imported. no27dlw Hr. H. B, Cameron brought down Rl,500 - iti> ^W^ *d«t *fW>Vh GArtit* plreek on Saturday. , , | The enstaht feeling of being "played nt" snd "u^u**V.;oM-ife_*j)jly.l»-j.^ Eioved by using Ayer'a Sarsaparilla. < A meeting will be hold by the con- iregation of St, Andrews' church to- Light to moderate in call to s minister. ' Genoral Roberta will raise 40,000 ad- |r itional Indian and native troops to Milton® the Bittlah A-Mj-'of ooollp*- Ron In Burmah. jarante ei "lieave orfers st T. Vt,. p.earson __ Go'a. I' dno24to | A fire occurred st Yale last Friday auso not known. I Ths British jparlianient will meet on jinuary 13. The government will ask lie whole ;tim» of th. liouso to deal h*ith the procedure rules. |few Guinea, it the Queen will approve [Five cars of freight for Victoria, 'aong whieh were t-g' WOA_ J lljgsr, a horse power, thrasher snd Beaner, wej4_^isi!|i!it iotoJjJiB.pity laat iv Dacoit.—A deapatch from Bohmita says a party of Dacoits at midnight entered the British camp and attempted to fire the barracks guard house, . They killed throe sleeping Europeans and then decamped. The men were not alarmed until the Dacoita wero making off. >R tub Commons.- - At tfie solicits- of a number ol jiy friends 1 have consented tp offer myself a caudidate for tha , representation of the district of New Westminster in the house of commons. Early in 1887 I intend tn bring my family to the distriot and become a pemtaneat resident.—Jihes ConviLiii. no20d&wto —r—i——-.' _, . rl Lansdowne Tenants.—Lord Laiis- dumie olpblns Uiat onjy a few of his ■ iiish todants have refused to pay their rents becauso thoy did not get the SO per cent, reduction which was granted to those on Kerry estate, i Hs states that the reduction was sufficiently large. The condition ot affairs outside of Kerry is satisfactory • ..-4 •■ j-—**-*-*•—r—-i— Weather Repobt.—-Oapt. Peele informs us thiit we have had 2:96 inches of'rain during the last 48 hours; weather mild; thermometer, maximum 53.0, minimum 44.0. When the sun shines through breaka in the clouds, the weather sesms.like May. Grass is quite green, and roses, eto,, in bloom, barometer ranging from 30:36 to 90. Baptist Ohcboh.—Ths new Baptist church ou , Agnes slreet is now nearly finished, anil It is eipeotsd th. opening sMvloel. will. take place on Dec, 12th. These services .will be conducted by Rey. J. C. Baker, superintendent of missions, Hev. Waller Barsa df VlWWia, aittt' Rev,' A, B. Banks of So*jtVle. The following Monday eventdg "t grand concert will be given by a seleot choir from Victoria and chpio" local talent. .'._»• ... Man. Steamer Sunk.—A despatch from St. Johns, Nf., dated 24th inst., says: Tho fast mail str. Hercules, while passing through the Western Tickle, noar, Fogp,- inmdtre Danje Bay, tf_uck thi j sunken steamer Suminer- side. She 'drifted towards Dean's Rocks fast filling witli .water. All her. fires went nut. , Ily thd timeshe reached. Fogo she carried 10 feet of water in |er' hold. The steam pumps Wero working foiurtantly. She barely reMh- ! Before deciding on the plan of four I wral designa at Mr. KB', office, McKeA- 'tie at,, sad coail-ta. eeonoa.y with Utility l[.nd beauty. dw-sel3to „ The Reliance did not reach Yale on tier last trip on account of the alate of She river. The Indians lay, that it is riower than they .ver saw before; but it is rising rapidly again. _, Yestera\»:v'st-_»l_(fh'VW:»a.'l_liirlit-' _■ delayed hy s small slide near Hope. -nud slide and snow in tho mountains. Baltimore Oysters I The real, gen- iine thing, ssnt through by express, fresh and delicious, just received by .. J. Rob.cn, at th. fruit aloro oh- io.it. the Colonial Hotel, to day. have always at hand, They are sugar- mated, easy to take, effective to operate, .ure to bring relief and our.. They are ^effectual in a wide rang, sf dlseaMsr 1 which arise from disorders ol the atomsch anddlg-stivswawr., ,/>IIHH<l f By reference to an advertisment (which appears elsewhere it i fill ba {seen that the Victoria steamer leaves Rtere at 4,B..in1onTuejriass.ui.order (that maih Ud (-AMlihgors for the island iitnay be detained hore as little ns nos- ■ible. Monday's at-Munbr vrtll»ero-: ifter leave Viotoria for here at aix in- iteail of '*(0|o!fU(f!| »vj».| (i ;t II When Rev. Sam Jones, in Omaha, Sob.. aaW ai*y, nuffi. pfesept ijlw had never spoken a cross word to his wife , stand up, a round-faced, good-natur- i looking individual, with a beard, 'stood up. "Thank God, there's one limn who never said a cross word to his wife," said Rey,, 6ja*n,,|/IL'ni a. ichelor," shouted the round-faced If Sam Goons, a Chinaman^i ,., [hn, and Katie Peterson, a white girl, 'were to have been married in an hotel {parlor at Council Bluffs, la., mul a [large crowd gathered there to witness laight-seeW,"&« «Bimi! got into a hack ..Mth the minister, and hud the ceru- l*r*noiiy pertdnnSdllWle driving through f°fthe street, .»,,,:- s .v., .. ..-.■....it.i- I Crvsial Packino Co.—A corre- Ispaiident inquires whether there is in llhis oity-jMinMity afirm oUliid B.ni- ■irjiier'., or Jhemns^s Crystal ,l'«i-ki»ii IljCo, We never heard ol auch s com- |li7pany in ths province. i -. , .loaaph Kuaaa, Percy, wrlU'si "I wa. ,i;;,T^a/,^h,ta^£! •three w lour year., and found it the beat krtlcle lever trim-j iIt.boaIkM*■»«' blessing to me." Beware ef similarly named artlelu: they are imitation, uf Tl)i'. Thorr,!*' EollctrioHMlrill ,\;.U-i W Quick FesIoht.-Tha rfonderful reiiilarity and despatch with' which the O. P. R. has been traniporting ngors across the' continent has 'iaed. everyone.'.. The freight traffic up to the present time haa,how- ever, been scsreely ss satisfactory, but the fact that freight oame into the city !•*■ night' 18 days ftom Motltreal nuws that .11 cause for, complaint in the matte- qf time 1. Uhsg removed. Thia will be good news to nur tntt- chants, and will improve: 111. reputation of the road. U n0 . ) !' .**>'! .. I ! ,1 ., Police Couut.—Two Chinese ap pesred in the police court to-day, oharged with using violence to aJellow celestial! tOrJCf itaalipg i',% . watch from niii - some ween since. After an exceedingly wonderful and unique hearing of the case, in whieh the court appeared to be at the mercy of cr*j»ar4, rtsj>»c_lvsly frrr **■ prosecution _ip,iiffiotnw, ttir. mal :*as«in aoa*T**sy-empi. |understandlng that the watch should bo returned to the uwner, the defen- A Fine Sam—H. M. S.Benbow ha. j uat mado her trial trip ot 4 hours duration. Her dimensions are: jth, 330 jfe_rti breadtl.,66 ft. U in.; ti, 37 ft. 1 j in; displacement, 10,- 010 tons; draft, forward 22 fl. 3 in,, aft 24 ft. 0 in; armament, two 110-ton nnd aix 10-iiich guna, besides rapid- i lltiail guns and torpedbes.' Pressure, 89.0 lbs, - - • 10,853; milea.) Capt. Peele, who sapplies .) Capt. Peele, who sapplies these pnrliculiirs, Wants'lo know who Oaiiproduce a war vessel to boat this I Frr- ^.q^m-tii^. irsons Who would l.e glsd to* : Mothor Graves* Worm Kxtci-mlnatoi- is pleosailt to take*'aure'aad effectual in ilcstrpying worma. Muny have tried lt ' Mth tiest results: Y. M. C. several persons wno wmild lie gi HSiibt in the estsblisliment and uiain- tcnance ol a Youti^ Men's. $tii#bi Association Ih thi. city, and ;Mch' sti institution ta.ight be m:ide/,the means of accomplishing much good. There are now 90 anootation* tiiildingi ia- Canada and tho United States, and the value of property held by thete i. at uvet; five inilllon rli.ll.rt, hundrsdshd tlxty-fivf associations uwii libraries of 172,624 volumes, worth «293,168j 444 /reading rooms. with a totAl daily average of 22,587 are reported. One hundred anil thirty-one iisa.iciiitiuns report gymnasiums antl ..ther mean's of physical culture, such as rowing, baseball, and ..uting cluli., br.wlllig alley., eto., and 505 report flOU biblo olaues, with an aggregate average attendance ol 7,340. Four hundred and eighty-seven men are devoting' their''whole time to tha.' wMk aa general secratsriea, Hbrariaiia, ' ami , gymnasium instruoti'rs. Six nuiiitred and fitty sssociatii.iia sf. in GerhLny, 70 in Franc., 570 in Gnat Britain, 491 in Holland, fi in Rwaia.3 in Chins, 3 in Japan, 0 in India, 19 in ■»■>¥■ MK*y, Why go limping anil whining about your corn., when a 25 put bottle of Hnl- loway'a Corn Cills will ratline then*,! tiiv^t a trial, and yoa will Mt ragret jELEOTOBS —OK— New Westminster District. GENTLEMEN.-Aa n Miccwwor to your late representative In the Commons will Boon have to be elected, 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for the position. I purpose publishing an address In which I will give my views on tlie moat Important queatlona aflJeotlng your Interests, and will visit the different settlements and addr.ua the elector, hefore election day. ' In Politics, lam and will tai thoroughly INDEPENDENT. Yours reapeetfully. (lWoo25tc T. J. TRAPP. To lessen mortality and step the in. roads ef disease, use Northrop A Lyman's Vegetable Discovery and Dyspeptic Cure. For all diseases anaiiig from Impure Blood, auch aa Pimples, Blotches, Biliousness, Indigestion, etc., etc., It has uo equal. Mrs, Thomas Smith, Kim, writes: "I am using tbis medicine for Dyspepsia; I have tried many remedies, but this is the only one that has done me any good." Personal. Mr. Jno. Armstrong, of Mud Bay, arrived in the city to-day. Mr. Theo. Davie arrived froth Victoria on tho Rithet to-day... ■ Mr. Stamford, superintendent of the gas company, went ovor to Vancouver this afternoon. Mrs. !B»», Gilley arrived yesterday from the east where she has been spending about a year with her friends. ' Archdeacon Woods has had a Cablegram announcing the safe arrival of the Bishop andTHrs. Sillitoe in England. Registered at tlie Colonial:—C. G. Ballentyne, Victoria; H. J. Cambie, C.P.R.; H. McGee, North Arm; A. Fraser, London; G. A. Gall, Victoria; JS. A. Wadhams, Ladner's; J. F. Bell, Toronto: J, Lowtheand wife, interior;' M. Cleary, Mission; W. W. Heartily, Yale; D.Wating, North Arm; M. J. McDonald, Langley. Properly Sale. TNE OITY H-l'-V-l BEING BAPICiY DIS* rannF. The auction sale of city reserves on Saturday, night resulted very satisfactorily, lots to tiie amount of $9,330 having heen Sold. The purchasers were principally old investors. The prjees paid for the lots were not high, but there being such a Urge amonht of desirable property to select from it could not he expected they would fetch much more thsn the upset price. Lots which would,not bo looked itt a few months avo now bring thesame price as much better lots dirl a short tim. ago. lt is evident thst property is being, more sought after at ench salo, una in a very short time every inch; of pie reserve, will bo taken up. Then those wbo wish lo buy will have to pay what Ule owners ask for them. Th. lota .old and the purchasers wi.ro as follows: Lot 4, block A, David Murchie, 9516; l.t 13, block A, H. Mather;, t$_5; 'r.^lC^nd 17. block A, Jam|isJV(Me. (HOIQ; lot 1., w A, Jas. Cunningham, $605; lots 14, 15 *nd 16, block B, T. R. Molnnea, »1645; lot. 4 snd 5, block D, Robt. Wintemute, $210; lot 6. blook D, Robt. Benson, $105; lot 7, blook D, A. G. Gamble, $105; lot 8, block D, D. S. Henneuy, $106; lot 10, block D, J. S. McDonnell, $105; lot 18, block D, J. A. Calbick, $110; lots 19 aiid 20, blook D, Benj. Buck, $210; lot 8, block E, T. F. Sinclair, $305; lot 4, block F, Mrs. Hughe., $306; lots 8 and 12, blook F, Jesse Oowper, $610; lot G, block G. Benj. Douvlss, $1105; lot 23, block H, Gun. Walker. $255; lots 43 Mid 44, Mock H, W. H. Ia-sbier, $510; lot. 10,. ft, and 18, block K, Arohd. Burns, $316; lota 89 and 40, block K, S. H. Webb, $220; lot. 1 and 2, blook L.Royal City Planing Mills Co., 8075. ? Thob*Twiii Fo«s t*> bodily comfort, Dyspepsia and BUiouuieu, yield when j war i. waged against them with Northrop A Lymsn't Vegetsble Discovery and Dy.peptic Cure. Its ua. also insures the removsl of Kldnay and Uttrine maladies, andprotnotea unobstructed aotion ol the bowels. The purity ill ita ingredients is another point in ita favor. As a blood fiurifier it has uo equal. It is also a great avorlte with the ladles. a_e- flminnantcatWiu. The Imperial Speclallsis. ' KlMJOK CoLlWDIAN.—Will you please .he good enough to state lu your next Is- sue thst this staff ol surgeons is compoe- «1 ol Dr. William A-""«<W1. M.D.M.C. 8,'L., L.R.O.M.,- B-.'-sw* S. Orr, M. D.L.K.O.P.S.'r'B.A„ Prof. B. S. GoodMI, Ph.D., and your subscriber. I oan only for myself say tliat I took the degree of M.D. In Oct., 1808, at the Glasgow Uui- irsity, Scotland, and a degree in Hur- V from L'Ecole de Medecilie, Paris, -n»nc, May, 1874, aa will appear by the records of these Institution.. Am a Frenchman by extraction. This staff has n. wnnection whatever with either of the sevon travelling staffs uow in Canada. Aay person using tlie special remedies'uf tlie staff will themselves be tlie beet wit* nesses to the elttoituy of their utuative pc«ci's, ' Tours truly, Dn. (.nirm. [Dr. Griffin doea not explain the item Which appeared in batiii'day'.i'aii.o! tin. CouiiiisiAJt. He ought to state whether he is Identical with the Ur. Griffin wlm visited Mouctou last iimutli, und wh .111 tlio 4aatem papers denounce a. .1 fiuml. ,--K"l' _________ Mr*. W. .1. Linij, Betliany, Out., writes: I was one wl the uiT.ti.st siillrr. erifur ubout lit'teen iiioiith. *»ith a dis- iim of my eitr siinilar lo ntcura, cail-illg Cutire deafness. 1 ti-ivd uvi'i-ytlilug thut iKbo done tldougl. lne.lli.al (kill, hut ion! leliel. As 11 U.t iveort, 1 tried _ .-. -Thomas' Kcl.'ctiie Oil, uud, ia-.ten minutes found relist, -i eoiliillired using it, Slid in a shui't time my enr was cureil and bearingcoiiipletcly it-stored. I have use'trthi. wouderfnl I.e.let sinroeasfully lu eskee ol hlfisi'.ltnstint, of til. lungs, ■ore throat, MSlglia Ui ool.l., ent. ami bnilsn, Ac, In tact It Is ,nir f.iniilv iiii-ilj. c'M* ; , .„ - 1 IK Beautiful pjiotoui'ai.liie, -liaii.ir..n.i_ view. In British »"i«iinibla. JI.00 r .el atT. R. Pwm.li * I'll, VI This Afternoon's Despatches. Pmh fMeffniiu. i> Niagara Palls, N.Y., Nov. 28.— George Hiizlett snd Miss Sadie Alien of Butialo wont through the rnpids nud whirlpool this afternoon in the torpedo shaped barrel used 'Jay Hazlett nnd Potts last summer. Thuy were in the rapids and whirlpool fivo minutes and were taken out of the eddy on the Oaniida side just below the whirlpool three-quarters of an hour afterwards in good condition. Miss Allen is a re* Bpectablb girl of 18 years old, a brunette and rather pretty. Shoo, Nov. 28.*~The nationalist chiefs held a private meeting in the town hall aud discussed their future course of actiou. Messrs. O'Brien and O'Kelly, members of parliament, went to Riverstown to address a meeting. A platform wns erected and a chapel bell waB tolled. Mr. O'Brien made a Speech in which he denounced the government and declared that the Irish would be able to overcome tho p worthy schenles for repressing opinion. The jwlice threatened to arrest him. but although he defied thom he was not molested. Mr. O'Brien then went to Peallygate where the priest advised him not to talk. He persisted however, and the meeting was dispersed by the-1 police.' The excitement in Sligo Ib intense. Tlm streets are guarded by police and cavalry. ■ A commoner tanner commenced a speech in a field near the town, when a body pf police appeared and dispersed tlie! meeting with bayonctB. There was no riot. The meeting at Tully countv, Mayo, ap- Siroved of a plan for the campaign, [ohn Deasy addressed the meeting. He said if Dillon and O'Brien were imprisoned the Irish people would not be without friends. Mr. Thomas Mayne, member for Tipperary, defended boy cotting. A government i reporter was present,, being guarded by constables, and* noted the proceedings of tlie meeting. Commoners Maurice, Hoaley, Hooper, Larce, Fox, and Shea spoke atthe meeting atKilleagh. Tiiey nil declared the government could not touch them, but their speeches wero generally moderate tind guarded; , Boston, Nov. 28.—The large establishment of, Lockwood, Manufacturing Co. on Summer st., East Boston, was destroyed by fire at an early hour this morniug. The total loss is estimated at 9200,000;- well insured; * . Paris, Nov. 28.—Whiie a radical meeting was being held to-day the platform was stormed by a party of anarchists. A fierce conflict ensued in which a number,were injured.. The nolice liinally succeeded in clearing the hall. Twelve persons were arrested. The Temps domes that the government lias received unsatisfactory advices froin' Madagascar. Kl. Paso, Texas, Nov. 28.—A force of nbout 75 MexicuiiB hns for a day or day or two beeu engaged in excavating a channel to turn the current of the Rio Grande about two milea below town. If they succeed they will .gain a considerable body of-' land, nuw on the American side of tlie river, of very 'great value. Judge Leahy, who owns tho ground, has ordered the men to desist from their work, but to no purpose. If the Mexican intrusion is persisted in it may lead to serious complications. San Franoisco, Nov. 28,-- Jack Burke, the celebrated -pugilist, aocom- psnied by his rbanaper, " Parson11 Davies, left this eity to-day on the steamer Columbia for Portland. the looal inspectors of hulls and boiler* have completed their investigation into the causes of the accident to the steamer Ancon io Glacier bay on Be-^t. 13, when she ran iuto a hidden rook and wns damaged to the extent of 910,000, and hare exonerated Cnpt. Cur mil from all blame. Cincinnati, Nyr. 2».~-A fatal collision, attended by -dramatic circumstances, occurred at Anderson station, on the Cincinnati Southern railroad, this afternoon. An engine making a trial trip left here in charge of Edw. Draham, an old and experienced engineer. At Anderson it collided with a north-bound train, i Draham hsd in the cab his two sods, 5 and 7 yean old, also John Maher, aged 5. Perceiving the danger ahead, he threw the three children'' through tlie cab window and itnyed at his post. He sacrificed his 1ifo for the boys.' John Malier was also killed, aud Frank Lockwoud, ouitineer uf the northbound freight, badly injured. No one else wns halt,. Charleston, Nov. 20. —Two shuck* of earth(|uake »nre felt at Summerville to-day, one at 10:80n. m. and one at D:39. p. in., which rattled things in it lively manner, People fere more or less frightened. Ilie latter shock wa* felt slightly ln Charleston. Buchai-Kst, Nov. 20.—At a meeting here yesterday of the fugitive members of the Bulgarian revolutionary pnrty, headed by Seankoff. It vins decided that a' new rebellion should be attempted in Bulgaria. The meeting was held at an hotel nnd was particiimted in by Sehakakatine. Among those present woie tho oflicers who had been dismissed from tho Bulgarian service because of their eon* mie'fion witli the recent uprising. Schaknkatiiii* promised- that tne Run sian consul nt Bucharest wotdd afford . tllp plotters protection in the e-vent of 'tite failure of their undertaking. Bkuihaiik. Nov. 29.- During tho piiHL woek tliere havo boen fifty cases of chniura and teu death*- in tho infantry barracks here. Milwaukee, Miss., Nov. 29.—In thu cuso of Carl Musaulfieldt, Jno. Hinge, and Aug. Gutae, Milwaukee garden rioters, Judge Sluane this innruiiii! suspended sentence. The pi*ii.-iiu!i-s were immediately freed. I<oni.on, Nov. 29.—In the Campbell divorce case tit-day Fiuley, for the defense, continued the plea of Lord Culm'* cuse. If Lady Campbell hnd believed, the lawyer argued, thst her huihtfnd hud communicated the malady to'Jiei' sho wiUild have made it known to him, but this she had never done. The judge, interrupting, said tliat the argument should be confined entirely tp. tlie cruelty alleged in the petition as one of tho grounds for divorce, nnd ns snid eruolt-y hnd Wen proven in a of 1-eotux-ing j X^y _S-K>wi»iSl>~ I •o Co»go ffr-eo nal^ifua sy-ntli- ?ct ~t--o T>uilcl a. -xil-es s_»p from. v»t* £*> cLista.xx-ce Ue numerous "jtli-e fxitur-e of o :m immense *1 place tlie imnu liioatioi a l» a. tlila, . -*v itli - ■•^o i uijgHfc cas Ji -tlie T_*eiiefifc If*£-«_>in it. He -peaceful san-d H -1 L ,a_ €7<_n\t »-iei-- ievelopmenta '» 5ty., aiffiUx- rundoubtedly (fa-ex- two la«dy Wether witli he<l j*.nil then n Tlie devils ively known b>xx one John ■fe *who were P tx-s. O'jBrien, I niitioiialist tr-iv-ecl, -fco^-clifcy ira rf_^*n*M«.-_*, J-JX riot allow -s the people ,_it_re ets44)n i <1 ■ --*-* , -*■- i S** special from ,'_a. n-ayjer* ^Ala-ta :fe iti te ltta*rl way iTiin.sjeiiieiits j*~*?U to reach 'e tlie princi- ji road. The *- next week. ifea.1 wUl h«s^ ermont over li thence to the .Lowell Oholesra -Iii rm. Yea- _-■.•» sea and &T [,pw casos are lie Alt}l«m Ji-e -ia alwft foody II. lA.nd f._^ 'iwberry oox .room at the 'often stands Never buy a . low. The •just to kill ' in the barn. ■il-rf»om have i>inun whoae .y would feel ■rwliat is said •**' Women do neat metis in ' if lie could i ,=*i.-«*tt«ld M'arc 1ml> -weitli tlie sy on ine I" • ither in-law aloud in his she came to iks, a vujiOr ,1 > 114^ s* - -©To w r^ 5-t.n.d if he -•oui cxhaus- B-lzxcI awakes. ive *s.**otliex* Aiifjuf^lyi^ym Tliis powder.never varies. A marvel of puritv.stren-Ktli ami wholesome ne.vs. Moro econuinlcal-thnii thp ordinary kimla,nud eannot -ft*** woM 'iii competition with the multitude of low test, abort, weight iilum br -pUospliate powders. Sold only In cans. Royai_Bakin(» Powokr Co., HHJ Wall St., "T-Tfe'w Yoric. Sfely Port Hanunonf Nesto^-I nice fruit or, ornamcutal- trees, shrubs, etc.; fiom Onthrlo.' As I rdtVirto nlMiu!, tlie mltlifNvor Juito to settle up my a-frairs there and' come out thin fall with tbe stock -for my nnrsei-y liorp, und will- select nnd -bring, your ■ orders ripht ftlons with me for this full aud next K»rl|ii-.-*s f.l«ntli»*_r. I Mill satisfy all both -uk to quoit-**.- of trees and fruit, nnd I will Tie.self.led here in th4 ftm^ih^oc lo -.yon TflU'U kpoir where to flttM Jmh." All c&itimuiileatlons after tlie middle of Juiie-moy tws ailUressed to me nt 1-tou'iniuivlllc, Ont...or toCurletou •fc Hnrrisi-PS^rt Hnminvmd. J O. W, MHSTRY, |i| my22te Port Hammond P.O. Telephone Call Na 6. P; 0, Box 71 ,the French iF*ranee must (position as a 1 pr-svunt the. J> nm» & nrnpire _& «Miy power ■•>« Freycinct •J-sstioii "-Would ,actory man- l>xiia.l subject Hent herself "VTOWja, THK TIME, to send in sent colonial A^ yonrjor-dc*?** ff you wo.ut some of ■policy of the" I'udence and li. jnoved - t-lie tor to in-iin- VfcioMi-*;' -*&•: 'tie motion, isefulness of -fel, having an an. by which ecting Cath- ■; which were -.-ices to th e iii&MPd to «Us- f Tli« Sum V voAe ataadr., } inembors.»f ^a-XTowness" of r.ise. 3VT. X>e »3 the credits 3& n trusted to ttv. _IVI. -De amendment x jn. eensure. Vt-i of 313 to j been tr&etkx, i^9#^n Imdget -ion . islegiition to- leating rifles !»ate and ap- tt -and credit a .wenty sacks iMid to Gmv^ dT €fre East . to £elgiutn Iilundered of •>. _A.11 the Relied. The ^>*>j^. the ar- s Ostend ex- ,tter«s froni ley and dia- jfc of 40,000 ris w—rxj-rpfiosett^ J>ery are the ted in the il. n WM McCOLL, eneral Merchandise! Dry Goods,.Men's Furnishings, Groceries & Provisions. LUNDBOMfl BLOCK, Columbia St. -. . dw-nu3tc HACK FOR HIRE. m'BE UNDEHSIONED has cstnbllnheil «*1- himself lnttieCttr-of Ntfw Westminister with il KirtST--^I.ASS COVERED CARRIAGE, Wlil-rli Ih opeu Tor Kngntccmeuls nl very ma-ilerate Clmrgca* Orders left atthe Colonial Hotel or sent l>y telephone, will be promptly attended iofdayor niglit. stable next H. Elliott** JOS. OATES. Telephone No. 30. .mylte The British Columbia EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Kumlslies alt Kinds or Help I Free or Charge. , OUR BUSINESS 4&ENCY. T^O YOU WANTTO BUY OR «ELL A fm-W g"Husf ness, take a partner* etc. PIGKERIKfi & CO. OFFICE: Fort Street, between Douglas ana .BroiiBhton, VICTORIA, B. C- P.O box 6^4. . mh27 Wood and Coal HE 8UB8CR1BBU H^Vft ON HAK1) A 'nrjje quantity 'of ltsmX-y Walker. Jir-s-r* -while she t fccly, I>r. 3..e- icse l*ills_i *-.io ^t flrugp, arid cnown to act ia_i Femalcss. a-n *air-t.i{»*lifc f itia<1« to re- yea.r» In a.n>- [t-fce ci t'cular. XJ»TIS -Sc Oo., lu !*£.. -Xolm*«oii r Itiuhaitlsou ■«iejy /tc Bro.» Ia«tings Saw W: M. Ol»llc .1 n'M2Sv 1 T BEST \VELLIXGm\T LUMP COAL *. And.an assortment of •CORD WOOD, kch he -will sell; at lowest rates.. He 1 alKo promptly attend to all kinds of •X_-XI^.]MEZ-D_r<». Orders left at Mr. McColl's store on Columbia Rtreett or at my house, Douglas street, -will meet with prompt attention. HENRY ELU-QXT. . New Westminstor fl. a JlylOto WHITE 500.000 WM IN USE And bnariiig tha Highost Testimo- --»•* **j3ials"froni ull who uso them. 1 I __m - The Cheapest and Best Machine in the Market. '"STi.^xiroa' Oall nnd examine them before ffotng ere.ot Chas. J. Robson's -• ■■•' ' T-nfpi-p btobt:, Opo.1 .-.CVfTm.lflf.T TT.iffl. 'lrto2l^ PI-ONEKR Fisht Game Store! WM. H;; ^IAlttlN HAS ALWAYS ON HANI) A 00011 supply of . Fresh and Salt Water. Fish. GKA-l-E-al Inr BBASOlr. DEALER IN SKINS AND PELTRIES. ■ PurcliuBcs will be delivered In-any part ,0* the Oity freo of tilinrge. ' d*jly31yl ITOTOCOBBL'. E! DRUGGISTS! New Westminstor, B. 0. mhlOtc; IMPERIAL fM. INSURANCE CCMP'V. 1 Old Broad St. and 16 Pai.l Mail , ,a LONDON. INSTITnTJ;£> 1903. E" OEINSUEINOHOn8K8&OTHl.R Building., Ooods, Wares, Merclian* disc, 1 Manufacturing and 'Farming Stock, Ship, in Port, Havlior or I)oek, and the' Cargoes of suoh VeaselH; alao, Sliina build* ing and repairing, Bargea and other Vw sets on navigable rivers and canals,' and Goods on board suoh Vessels, throughout Great Britain and Ireland ami in Foruigii Countries, FROM jLOSB OR DAMASK BY ITO. Subscribed and Invested Capital, $1.600,000 8TG. Rates of; Premium and every Information can be obtained on application to W. J. ARHSTRONfi, Agent for New. Westminster, -PRACTICAIi- NOTICE 18 HEREBY tJIVEN, llial . Uay«,after Unto *f> tlitouil :tuuH Ll Uayw.aftflr ffdteiSBBfi .ipplleandA' id.tBi Chief _ ot Lands nml "Works tor a leane for tlm- WrmsrpurpoHes.ofUiP following desoribed tar.dK: : ....... ThactNo. 1.—Coinru«n<>[|iK al n »WH|.40 olinlnt. eiiHt from A. ,1. Cotterrr. soutliennt comerstute {Elk Buy.-lDlinston Hlralti), ttience Houth,40 chums: west, 60 chains; north, 40 olinlns; went, 10 ehnins! north, 20cliulii«; west, tiOolminnj north, ii chains; mist, 40 chains; north,'JO ehulns; wcut.00 chains; north,30 chains; ,oast,20 chains; north, 20 chains; enn!, 20 chains; north,20 olinlns; cast, (to chains, thonee south to shore Hue of Elk Bay: theuce Inn south; westerly direction to W, P. Sayward's claim; thenco following around said claim to Sayward's southeast, stake on Elk Bay; thence .follinvliift* shore Hue to Cotterl's northwest corner post; thence alonur Cotterl's south nnd east boundary! to place of commencement; said tract ^containing 1300 ncres, more or less. Th'act No. ...-^Commencing at McNa- hemle, Northpnstcorner Nodnllas Channel, Thurlow Island; thenco North 90 chains. East 20 chnins, North 00 chains, Wost 40 ehains, North 40 ohnliw. West 40 fliulns. South 140 chains, to McNa- licrnlo, North bowmlary line; thence East along said North boundary to place of oommoncoihent; said tract conUiinlng WW acres, more or less. Tract No. .'..—Commencing ut a post set on shore Hue of Thurlow Island, CWWTo.d nnehomeo, Cardero channel; thenee South 40 chains, East jEOohalmi, South 80 chains. East 40 ehulns, North 80 chains, East 40 chains. North 40 chains; thence westerly to point of coinmotteement, said traot containing 720 acros, moreor lean, i ROYAL CITY.PLANING MILLS CO. . ' Per%.; T. AO. New Westm I n st er, B. .C.v ■ ■ ■" f til oiu ir.th November, im, , dnolSml What Physioums Say About thi STARR KIDNEY PAD. "Treatmentby Absorption has for .nmo time been vocognlzed by Medltnil V> n tn, be the most simple and effectual lacnhB of conveying to Diseased Oigans/'Cn'ri- tivos," but in oases of Kidney Disease ntid Complaints attendant thereon, successful treatment was practicably impossible until the Introduction of thc Stair Kidney Pad. It costs less than a single prescript tion and1 Is I Iin measurably more'decfoire and effective than any quantity of- internal Medicinal ilotinff. Worn Immediately over the sent of Disease, It1? curative properties become.absorbed by the diseased and enfeebled Ononis,continuously nnd directly, as required to instire'ln return their healthy aotion nnd original vigour. I It Is comfortable to the patient and pleasant In Its' effects, and cures when nothing else can, The Starr Kidney Pad accomplishes positive, decisive results, A more valuable discovery ns a truo,reniody for Kinney Diseases wns never ttutde.—jvatfeMlawettu The Marr kidney Pad. manufactured lu Toronto, is a permunent sure cure for diseases, disorder* and ntlment-. of 'the: Kidneys, Blndder nnd urluury. decretive system, or attendant complaints, causing pnin In the small of the back, sides, etc., IiNKluclng urlnrt.y disorders, such as too requent, scanty, diflicult, painful or copious micturition, Inability of retention and sedimentary urine, dropsical symptoms, ele., denoting tiiopreseneeln the system of diseases common to the urinary secretive organs—known as gravel, catarrh of tho bladder nnd passages, Bright'* disease, diabetes,'dropsy, piles, nervous debility, etc. Scud for pamphlet to LANGLEY* CO., Wholesale Aeents. Vlclorln. Uetall- ed by A. M. HERRING and D. 8. CURTIS A CO., New Westminster; T. McNEE* LEY, LMn»*S Landing; H. McDOWELI/ *Ca, HA8TINGHSAWMIL1-C0„THE VANCOUVER DRUG CO.. Vancouver; W,.E. MCCARTNEY A BRO., Vancouver and Kamloops; J. B. LOVELL Yale; W. R. MEGAW, Priest Valley; H. CLARK ■* CO., Kamloops. . dwsp23yl Has just received for the Holidays a fine assorti ne ut of Gold aud Silver JEWELRY (isms1 mii mm fmm* Ladles Size Swiss Gold Watches from $25 to $55, Ladles Size American stein- winding Gold Watches, at $3.2,50< , REMEMBER—We do not«... "aiid" Watuhea and Jewelry a» solid gold. Our good, we gnaraiiU'o.l juat as re- presented, and pricea lower than any other house in B. 0. COLONIAL BLOCK, NEW WESTMINSTER', B. C. Siwi Confederation life ASSOCIATION. UuaraailM i'avllal .*.,•«•,«• Full Gov'm't Deposit Head Office, toROriip, Canada a homexojImny, This. Association' 'merits the confidence the I'ublic ,,1.8 reposing in it from the - following FACTS:— The Seen ri • y olTered in poMuy bolderH In onHurpnsfled liy mi,,- ri-ci-it-tiydotnifliuid- noH» In Cbnna.i, " " It haa nosehemt-Hof liitairanee, but tlie -i70ll-e»f'tibllMlied lines, heneo tlie policy holdoniuiniMit he inislud as to tlieir eon- trnctR. Its statrcmentH to the jmbile enn be read* ily understood, its ensb Ktiitemeiit. flliow- Ing every Item of ini-omo and how cxpon- den. ... , . Its position iHaKcoriiiitiod iinnually from a detailed vuination in which every Horn of liability Is Included. Ita progress has ix-cn unexnniplrd In the history of inatiiiiiin. In Canada. It« policies arn indlNimlable after three years, nnd non-forfeit able after two years' existence. v Ils proflta an* distributed upon an eqiiil- *i»ls onsls. The profits to one elans of policy holders nro nob lessened to give larger profits to nny other clusji, which method affords superior ndvuiilaifesover the uniform bonus plan of distribution. UIwkrI llundlllohH hr to Residence anil Travel. ,'(, J. K. MaopOKALD, Mapaglng Dlreotor, T; R. PEARSON':* CO, Am-nts, Nev Westmlnslei .H-7.-3;ii».i.||i,riinlH. ll ■ ■ TESTIMONIAL! K«nb«'*l.(.r, *-5rrf'Jilrte, $886. MR. 0. ROBERTSON, :i j ] .: yanoonver;..',]. Representing Goldle* McCulloch, : < Oall, Ont. Sib.—Wo the undondsned having wlt- neiised the terrible nre which wiped otll of .'xiHtence the young city Of VaneoitVer, on the 131b Inst., Imve, ufttr the tire, ex* ninined the safes sold by yon, mimo (if which were .put to tlie moit sevrrc toit, ItnvliiK been surrounded by large (juantitles of lord and paeon nnd we nro p|ea-ied to testify lo the remarkablo manner in whieh every Safe sold by you preserved itt< contents, not only books and papers, but Also thousands of dollars hi paper money were taken oui lu perfect condition. We.can, therefore,.with the greatest confidence, recommend them as thoroughly lire proof: . ■ I ! : I* A. Hamilton, for tho Canadian Pacific Railway Compnny- M. A, MafiX_fiflni Mayor; John .1. Blake, Bttpehdlary Ala* gfstrato;. RlehU Alexander, Just fee of the Peace; .Tohn Boullbce-l'Qllce-MaglH* (rate, Oltyof VHOeonver; THohii"i Dnirn, Justice of tho IVSee; Uaaa Johns,'Ool.: Edward K. Rand, Real Kstato Rroker; R. Balfour, Alderman: John Rnnkln, Real Kstate Broker: rlther A Kdnon, R. Balfour, Alderman: John Hani Real Kstate Broker: rlther A "JMi-.., Royal Hotel; H. F. Kecfrr, Contractor, Royal Hotol; H. F. Keef*>r, Contractor, C, P. R,; J. W. MeFarlndd, Port Moody, to Vancouver and English Bay; F. C. Innea A Co., Real Estnte Brokers; A; Vf. Ross, Real Estate Broker; Gravely A Hplnks, -Real Kstate Brokers; R. 0. Fer- guson, Mgr. R. 0. P. Mills. Jcaoto IVIIL vMI/Tt'it|'-- raltMiiin ■: Importer and Dealer in Fiily tais! PE0VISI0NS. Imported in quantity, First-Class in quality, Sold at Bottom Prices The best Place in the Oity to buy your Groceries. D. McPHADEN, _P95™-,"jJeI_* Blook, NKW WK8TMINSTEB.B.0, ■ . mh* 'i ra|j -. STEAM'EK-.rl'. .iii' >iQkA0f&' UNIU.,1 FURTHKB .ROTIOE WILL -lonvo <in MONDAYSW Chmiwliiiok und way. jilao-*., retu-Dlng'on Tae.il.ya. . Ismvat an THUBSDAYS for Hope und way plticea, rclurnlng on Butunluya. , dwuolltc OAPT, INSLEY, Ijlaator.. lE ^ALEli5N~ ';,',. JAH88 FISHBR, Frofrlctor. MONUMENTS, HEADSTpNEs; TOMllS, '. TABLETS AND CB0SSE8, FUR- NITURE rfXtlBL'Eli'io: .. Per-ont. living at a tlistance, by Handing a (Ic-crlj.tlon of what they wlali, outl have dcslgila, pricea, etc., fllrnlslicil on uppl|ea> tion. All work «uaran|i.rcU cciual loan), oil tlio Pacific Canst, aud at reasonable ratea. N,B,—No agenla employed. florflon Street, Vletorla, B. e. Opp. St, Andrew's Presbyterian CTnure.li mlilllto J- '•' ■' JOHwacox; '' Importer and Dealer In tliljil mfetODINO sr:r:. ■ u il I mi n WHITK IiBSHOR-II, rt BROWa LKOHORN8, PLYMOUTH ROCKS, ' ' ' LAHOHBANOH, While Created Black Poland., Clutnen Fowl., R«nen Ducka, While Pekin Duck.. Pit Games, Houimn.. M.llirdsan.1 Egga supplied at low rates, and all slock guaranteed. Koyul Avenue, Unit or lloujlis St. '•' tit! inliJItc " ' ' ' !' 'J' .- New Westminster, Coal Harbor nniJSc»tUeR(mle. ( iJ. *. TARJJE, M^ater.x W-Ll. iBAVE SEATTLE EVERY Thursday U.rnlu .t! .'etof-*, 'or New Westmlnater" and Coal Harbor, via Port. Townaend and the Island.; arrive, at Now Westminster on Friday forenoon, leaves for Coal Harbor about two houn afterwards] loaves COAL HARBOR Friday Nlgkl for Seattle. .' Fare ta Brattle ...HM ' FKlikt ^cr lea ..'... -its' Speoial ratea to merchants. apldte A Private College! "J ^F0B Boarding & Pay Pupils, Boys, , '.'• VILL'Sfe.pPENED AT|(| ROSS BAIT, VICTORIA, B.C. j —ON— S0NDAV, AUGUST W, 1888. THE BUILDINO HAS l.i LAROE .- Hooms and la well ruriilahcd with reajRUrr grates, bath wains, Ac, Ao. Excel lent opportunities for all klnd.nl healtbtul exercises, Including bonllng and BktBlnit. t "...-'...■ Pupils will bo mode mast comfortable and thoir general welfare carefully (*h-' aldored. .■„■'-. :'i I '' : A COMPETCNT IT»Ff V IHIIRUCTOIH will be miilutalucd. .... F.xcolloiitfatllllleawlll be ollbrded for; Insiriictlon In KudMk, CMtiaeKka, I las.lral a.irl Nutrra Uagaaie W.rbJtcU, withIa.lr.iurlil«l"u.lfr Applicaflob Forms, ltelercnces and full .Inforniatlon furnished by >'i rti RKV. C. J. BKKKTON. H. A., Jun. .,1886. Nkw WESTHiinTn. ilwJly_lto Re-Opening! J.S. rara HA8 Ot-feNED'A SHOP C)if ' ,,t • . It. - ■ - I UP Till II McKENZIE STREET, First Door to thi Kltrht from OolamMn Street, ami will have ulwnys on haml a' full asNortmeiit of Foreip & DomBStio fioods AND AT REASONABLE PRICES. A PERFECT...FIT- Gi^aranleed in Every Case. i ■.: doettc ' ^-^s*M m ttTe IHE I1NDERMC L pointed MentlHBrfllilh LVIUBiMH lit ies. beuutllul mooumenla. (■ullpanlo- BREjj* j 3H 141^ COLmBIA,,STREET, t-mtOIXIM AND DCAIUa tSs faw Stationery. Toys, etc* The Largait Stock on the .Majp. Itind,,. and second to tjo,lw House In British Co- lumbiiu SQPi AQKtjn , WSkr-e.i ... -- E?«SIW.pffi iy Anil agent, for all the leading Amerloan ' ■ ''.^ '',l:.'i-S'ilir».1r|..,(t iOi & .;.:. RULED A PRINTED. • ii '.i ■:.' no anf-SH '■ -:■■.?•.' I On th, preu.'«_s, u ireatW a-iid cli..iA a. at aujr'oUiei ettalilubmut in tlw.,. PtevlnM. '■"' ■ ■ ' ■yil"""s '" '•■' lh~ ■■.! ,: -■ . .. MIi • imilsfl .HT -■^40^NT?,,:i'p't--p,,'; '■',...!., C-mfedwj^ton. Uto AtMUiMt pt.-.m ■ i ' '■' ... Hm roliila I&ii t rd i -.•.-. Nwlh |^.»l|v.fl),tS^|)^'»;|ir**,J'''; ,'j AaeoU for Fint. .'leu. - . I, ■,.,. ' '-II Iiiiu .!.' • !- alia Fl ud jIDUUUW SAKS BMIPNIMI KKCKirTH. BltKIIK. MSIttlM-l H, I BUM »K Ult, " ■" '.'".-' ' ,' I .: .! -i mil ill l :■•■ li .- ill! . ■' •: ■ i ' 'iW«*,,!l|.Mr|ij!.mKl;.,'''j''; iW»X8, «•». .10H8. i. " OKDKNDi lUFKirTS.'" l;"'"' i. iti.i r. ."■'-' .woSt n.iii'i/ Am til klnn. if-mtOi Book' aii.11'.l.i.t "' Form.on hand. 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